Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1875, Page 11

TIIE CITICAGO TRIBU SATURDAY, OCTOBLR 1875.—TWELVE PAGE 1 JOHUN'S PREDIGAMENT. Lffect of Matrimoninl Lotters on the Paternal Mind, Viciting by Stealth-~A Raco Down Halsted Streot, Tha famons John camn wlowly inta the Toen] department lst ovening with sadnass and 2 limp, and addreseed the mild roporter with enneatuees, #aving: * When do you propaso to conso this attempt to promoto the commssion of matrioiony; Low soon will you stop thix m- voeaoy of Sheapnaes by which you have rurbed more thap enc unhappy youth intn the gult of marriage: when do you propose letting ttgs reauno their natnenl courso ? " “&it dosn, John,” was tho roply, *sit down and tell mo ail abont it.” Aud then Joup, leaning ov n chair, rophied, o, shank you; T dow't seem to leel very flerco abont witting down; it sort of rosts mo lo staud up; but 1 WART 70 REASON W1TH Y0U aminute, {f Tean, You soo you are printing thoeo Jotters about the duty of young men toget married, aud you vo raised noven kinds of blazes with tho parents of the girla, and thoy think {hero’s & repular cholera of mareyln’ a-gain' on, and they walchiho pirls flercor'n a one-oyed hen, and 1t wakea it more'n unpleasant for tho boys, don't you soo 7" Of courso, tho mild young man condoled with Joln, sud sesurod tnm that nothing of tha work was Intondod, aud clused by asking him Lo eit down and TELL 1S STORY, for thera murt bo uno back uf the moralizing. In rovly, Joln eald, “idun't weem to caro ‘much aboit sitting down tn tho ukual way, but I Taposa I'll have to tell you my wtory,” end then ue loppad forward on tha tablu, and, tostig m;nmf ou bils elbows, pouted fortls this doleful tal I expoct you romember ahont my writing to von fellows gomothiug nhont what mighty poor luck I'dhiad whenover L iried to got n gitl to atick,—to come right up to tho seraleh, w . wore. Wall, it don't mnke any diferenco anywag. 1 did writo the lottor, uud it was true, if it wan tolerablo rough on mo, Well, 1 was going to tell yous I'd bad sitch engeod had lnck that 1 aboat given ap the hunt altogether, when “the gther duy 1 fell in with sbout THE FRETTIEST LITTLE WLONDE you evor snw,—always wow o littlo wonk on blondes, you_know,—and 1 kind of kot iirting with hor, nud flnally 1 saw hor kevoral times on the streots, nnd [ got to talking with Ler, and gually 1 wont homo with her. W\Whore did she live, you say? Why, away ent by the Block-Yards ; 5o as {ar na you cav for Beeats, then walk a pi Nico loura when ou got thoro, small but nost aud bretty—and bo gitl; woll, no wio doscriblng her. Aud #ho had 8 father; Dbig wan, loug whbiskers, haud Jooked liko oo uf thoso big ledyors, voloo like o pass drum ; Jond of a rough, grizely old codger. $ho didn't have any mothor: didu't niood nny us Tcould se0; one etcl parent aa tho old mau was ought to binvo Loon enough for sy pitl. Well, Iweuttoheo tho git] and tho old man (ho was s drover, by the way) soveral times, snd I ueed to boy beer for lim and earry up csramels for her, antil finally tho od man ho walked ont s plece wah mo when [ w6 golug for a car ouo wight, and Lo aid bow ho'd soen lua daughiter tosding them lettors about marriago in Uik, Tuinuye, lots and lote of thom, and how be'd caught her writlng one Just like tho rest, aud Lio'd mudo up lus minfi tat BCCIT POOLIAIINESS ITAD TO NE GTOFPED, snd ko kind of thought I was at the holtom of 15 somehow, 80 he'd mado up bis mind thot he'd try snd worry aloug without uny more of my company sfter that. Pulite, too, tho old seoil was, but I couldn’t budge bim a hair; so Iwont off. “WYell, the girl, eho thought sho waa persu- cuted, of conreo, s0 ho wro.c mo o couplo of protty nica letters, and fu_tho Inst ono stie said bowthe old man waa going nway afser cattle, and she'd like tosos me if 1'd come up Tuosday pight ; wo, Jike & Llamod infernal sy, 1 wout. Ofmum Ihaed o boautiful fiulu‘ sud shia way an uica 8 ovor you eav, snd about Yoven o'clook I s umiuinn tho sofa a talking to her, when Theard the back door opeu, avd then 1 thought, s considerable Joas thau a miuuto, that IT WAH TIE OLD MAN, “And by the pride of Lazarus it wae him, 0t courss I mude o lively Jump for tha door, nd {bMn's moro'n got wupen vhen i 300 106 old oA coming 10 tue other door with a pitenfork, "1didu't say much to lim or the gir), I was 1o busy, and I don't know how that gate opous aither, but £ fost lit over that feuce liko a o per, aud I struck for tho roud aud cato away— a6 AwAY £00n to0, —~mighty soon, I tell you, ]t woa & good 1800 for about & blook, then tho old man gained on me, because I stumbled, sud he got near vnougl to prod me twico befaro 1got under woy, and that's WU 1 DON'T CALE ALOUT RITTING DOWN. * By the timo T gt turned into Halsted street and got o the strulght road, Igot right away {rom the old man, and he see it, and tusn he be- g to holler ke bull, nud Bowe sore of & Joliceman rau out of & 68lo0n sud blazed away a me, aud mnother old fool pogged amy at me with rocks, aud, ~wurso s that, ouo of thom hit moj but, after all, 1 ot away, and Ilad to walk away over to State suest betore 1 aould ot a car, aud 1I've boon so Teouldu't sit down evar since, beside gotting blood all ovar my light, brocehes.” And then Johu seraightencd himsol? up pain- fully, aud, bringing his band down on tho table with & resounding whaok, ho vowed bofora alt {bs powers that be that ho would never go 1o 6, 0r go with, anothor girl; but, bless bia o tender beart, ho'll po in cnother Aix fu less tLan two weoks, e g LETTERS FROM THE PEQPLE, H TUE ABKANSAS TRADE. N s Edlter of The Chicavo Triouns : Cal000, Bopt, 37.—In Lue TrRigNE of this moroing I find & communlestion signed * Mer- ¢haoh” which asks gevoral questlons of W, ho wrote in Tum Tatsusx on the 18th on thoe *Akeasss and Texan Trade As *W." ob. taied uis information from me, I coucelve that Tabould nugwer * Morchant.” His lrut inquiry U110 tLio gtability of tho Governmont. v ro- Py to this I any,without fear, that all the politi- al dificulties of Arkansas aro onded, nud 1 ¢hin o hiavo somo right to speak, as 1 Jiad con- Wderablo to do with Arkaasua politics, und was 0ihalolog slde, Tho tesult 18 satielsctory, Governwont In just, fair, aud stablo, sud oz political wars aro endod. The next question of * Morchaut” is as to % kiud of Lusluoes can bo done safely.” I 0w bim. Arksusas bas borotofora ralaed almost exclusively, sud bus purchusod than bl of the praiv and breadstuils Thun yoar e wml purchago and will gatner :‘n lIu.n 800,000 Lules of cotton, waluh W Welags 500 yuund wc{l(hk. and Lo e, 12" cents por und, giving us b 000 of movoy. This money will bu d’,bended for agricultural implowonts, clothing, §oodu, furniture, boats and wboes, sud other el Chioago haa all thcso things to I hlud D anuwor 10 the next question, lfi.xh:h u;l ethar the Arkansus people * will poy 50 ver hu.mm to Memphis, St. Louis, or New Ur- mmh“u" of their prejudices,” I will way Wl 0 peopla of Arkanuss possess average fu- Mnnu. aud will buy thelr goods whero thoy “um\hm chespent. 1f COhiosgo oan undor- Lo other rmnu. and will enter tha fleld, 1B‘:aldnn\l Wil got their trade, # colloction |aws aro yood and the Judyos Joay test nan, aud in a residence of Lhirty-live _“\ufl the Btato I haver hoard of any one being Egto Wefgod or Luoted out of court " for try- i coliect & debt. QOue courts ave not run mt‘l:ha. sud & dobt quon Chicago man can be mmledu auux aud promyptly 88 oue due an iy ‘A8 an, As thd peoplo of the Biate wera 1ag o0FCet i ths Union at tho oloss of tho War, 4 Tlnmem\.u of thew bad to labor tor o lv~ sy htor ny uiways boun rogardud s rospect- “Nld fowor mei 1n Arkansas ** earn their liv- 4% thair wits " thau lu auy wavd of Clleago, Ml(hern suy encourugemont t0 white hnmt- 2 30t aro thuy created o' bier thon ay poor elagg o *81 2" I 1o noxt quostivu but by * Afer o ary effurt is belug wdo 40 “encour- yemigran, and patticulsrly white tmue Tty frum tho Northwest. ‘I'hey, particularly Voot e farting ciows, aro wosh suziously n for. - Wo Liave initlons of acres of tho m:'“lml in the Houthwest thut hut waits the M'n! Of theua sturdy farmers to rendor from wlttl‘llllx bosows thoussnds of bules of ey D sud milllouw of bLushols of wheat tingg u #nd the men who como to cul. Priv ‘\hmn lands—~to cedeom thom from thoir i alinost primaval atate—will bo wolcomed vy, %, 10 matter Frow wint woction thioy sy Fredfid what gheir natioualis s Our F it tore Laded In the Btote. Do graio or breadstutls, 06 AW ina good one, but the embarravsed on of tha Hiate's finauces provents come tinuoun schools, Eaci nohool distriat, howevar, can regnlato that question for itaolf, & tax of 5 il gn tha dolisr boing atlowed to Lo voted the rewidnnta of vack di<titct on the proporty that district, and ta bo oxponcded whally withia L * Morchant iueen by waying. © Thote inno reason why Clicsn might uob have a Iargo Southorn and Boutbwestern trado, e wo wunt o kunow that we are going to gat our monoy hack for goud4 wald," “Thin w all truo; thero is 0o rorson why Chicagn shonld not liava thig trade, oxcopt that it han nover (rwld to get it, 1t the Uhicago merchauty want the tade and ean undereell (i thoy claim thoy nta able to do) othor markots, thoy can get it. 10 tha artiels wignod ** W." in Uity Thinune of tha 10th tust,, it_was whown how to got to thin trado over the Ninvin Contral 10 Cairo aud from thenes by the Ciiro sud Fulton & Iran Mauntain Boad, Lt the motchanty of Chicagy cota to Arkanwas Rud woo wimt the prospecrs are, Noun of thom will bo heotod at, and { wilt " eat all (ho rotten eggs thrawa at thew. fiespocte fully, 3 L. N, Hi, THE ATONE-CUTIING FOR THE OJUCANO CUBTOM~ UOLEE, To the Lutur af The Chiraan (ribuns - Cuieaay, Oot. 1.—1In tho absenca of Mr. John AL Mueller, T hog to éay 8 fow worda through your eotumng, {n rogard to s remarkable states ment shich appoars tu sour Washington die- vatchon this mornivg. : The niatement I8 to the offcct (hat tho Govern- mant bias boen impesed upuu by a ** Ring " In tho outting of the stone for the Custom-Housoj that “'Tho Government has alrcady pald the antoundiug sum of #0000, for cutting the atono;™ snd tbat Mr. Oharlos H. Hom **had woro intimato relatinnk with tho persons eaid to composa this Ring than way becoming in 8 Goy- ernmont oficor, sud was outspolien in publio sud privata in defenso of the King." Mr. Johin M. Musller 18 contractor for the cut- ting 3 Me. Haro (8, according to the press, oone nectod with the Jnter-Ucean, aud recently a Fed- oral oftfcor tn this city, If thero is a * Ring " ronnecsad with 1he Citstom-Floueo stona-cuttiog, it in au luatitution with which peither Mr, Muale lor hor any ono in bis employ has any couneo- 1 ““n;r, Muoller doos not know, and Las nover mot, Mr. Ifom or any other person connectad with the Infer-Ucean; neithor han Mr. Ham over wpaken to, or had doalings in any way with, Mr., SPaciler, or sty pormon yeprosenting him or i hiw employ: In reforence to tho stono-cuttiny, or any matler portaining to the coutract of Mr. Muoller srith the Government, 1 do not, of course, know whothor the books of the Troagury show the cost of the elono-out- img of tho Citatom-Houro aa beitig #800,000 ; but L do know that no ench amommt has beon poid to Mr. Muoller therofor, Ay Lo tho further «tatoment in regard to the trausportation of cut stous, your corrospondent bos ovidantly obtuined otroneons information from tho Buperiislog Architect's ofiica. Mr, Mueller was denied the priviloge, shich all the othor stone-contractors onjoy, of catting tho rtono at his own worke ; and, 85 it wan found that room for all the oucting could not bo spared on 1he bunlding-rite, ho wax required by Lir. A. B. ullett, then Bupervising Architeet, to pro- vide, ut lis %1 0xpenso. & placo in tng city for {ho entting, and was requirad to deliver and cut the gtone there, in order to sccuro to the peonle of Chicaga tio bonelit of the cutting; and Chi- ¢8RO in tho only lsigo city to which such & favor has beon granted. 3lr, Mullott atiorwards refused to pay for the transportation of the cut wtone,—a rofusal which Afr, Muoller rogardod unwarrantable and opprewuiyo; and, since the retiremont of Mr. Mutlott, lio has quonmd tho entire subjrot to tho Dopastmont for reviow, in commtuications written about six months ago, and to wlich, although he roquested an early suswer, ho hag 13 yat recsived no reply. Tho rtatement that ** bills for very large gumu for this service bave been susponded t v vrder of Beeretary Bristow, and are now rwaiting pay- menl," is entirely untrize, a8 no bill for such gor- vice has been |.résentad, ‘Whils it seeins to mo inoradiblo that mombera of the !ato Custom-Ilouso Commussion could bave mado auy such ntatements an aro attributed to them i the dispatchos in_question, and I thiuk your corrasprondent must have boen misin. formed on that as woll us the ofuer matters, it in truo that they are roported as charactorizing the cost of the ktone-cutting e8 * cnormoun™; and 1 wish to avail mynolf of this opportunity to in- Vite an smpartial comparison botweon tho cost of this stonc-cntting and any of relative quantity nnd charaotor that has been oxoeuted for tho Govornment, or private patties, undor auy sys- ton of contract, in tho Inst fifteen years; and to declare, without foar of successful contradictiou, that the Clicago Custow-touss, constructed on tho keale uriginally contemplated, would ba (sl- thougls tho 1argest outside of Washington), by & vory largo Buin, the chea est of all tho great edi- fleos which the Qovernment Lias undertaken to eract since the War, Very rospoctfully, A. Q. Mints, Chicago Agont for Jobu MY, Muetler. GIVE US THE DIDLE To the Xditer of The Chicago Tribune: Citoago, Oct. 1.—~The sotion of the Board of Edueaton in striking oot of Sec, 69 tho words yonding the Beriptuses without note or com- mount, and repenting tho Lord's Prayor and witn,” as doscribed in this morning's TRIBUNE, is regardod by many of tho citizeus of Chicago as & most unfortunate mistako Its offect will boto excluda the Bible from our commou schools. Tha toachors undorstand that us the design, aod do not feel at liborty to read it 88 bofure. Let nat the fact that only three articlos appoared as protesting agaiust it bo construed as indicating npproval, or that but fow porsons fosl aggrievod by thovoto. It is & ead commeutary on the and mtelligenca of that Board that tho motion to striko ous should bo supported by ten votes, and that no voice should bo raised to object, It presents a striklug con- trast between the DBoard which adopted sho rule requiring tho Seripturos to bu read and the Lord's Prayer to bo repeaton, aud the oresont Board, which discards both. The former were not govornod by any sectarian views or fechnge in adopting the yule ma it wstood beforo tho recent voto, In truch, their usiog the words » wWithout note of comment ™ shows they meant nothing sectarian should bo introduced, 'The Biblo is not a soctarian boolr. It {a that from which all sccts avd denominations claim to recoive their tenoig, Chrletians of ovory name claim thio Bible as thotr book, Ounly ono denomipation ever objocted to the Bible Deing read’ by tho common peovlo in their own vernacular tongue, sud eveu thoy claim that it lies nt the fonudation of tuelr faith. 1f road withous vote or cumatent, it 1 0o discrimiuation oven agalust thom. The 200 Protestant church- o4 in Chicugo—somo of which hsve s mom- berebip nunbering over 1,000 communicanty— foot thoy bove su interoat in this mat- ter. They hold tho Uible to bo the word of God, the only infallible gulde in faith and practico. Thoy hold it as & duty to diligontly toach ith procopts to their ohlidren, and have thotn daily hoar it sead, They rogard it as the only eource of public morale. 1t Is the book from wiichs the foundery of this Republio ob- tamed thoir 1dea of freo inntitutiona, 1E low at thie funudation of common luw, We aro lndobt- ed to it for all correct uotlons of utatute law, It ia from the Bible alono wa bave learnod the Uolden Kule to ddto others as we would that they should ao to us, 1t is tho hook which of all otuors 14 wost necded in guarding ns from orime, Drunkenneas, adultery, Sabbath-breaking, Iying, stoaling, murder, sud all other orimes run riot whoro tho Bible is not honored. We noed it as s publio protector. No natlon ever wado svy sttaivmeny in publio morals without K. 1t doselops Intohicot 88 well as moral aotivition. It is the frioud of tho com- mon people and formidablo only to tyrants. Its resding cannot posaibly harm any oue. It afforls comfort wud consolation to persons of all ages aud of ail clasuos, 1t i tho couservaior of peace and good will, and is haw dono moro to instruct and bouefit mankiud than sll other books put together. Lot tho childreu havo tho Dible. M. ELVEENA'S SYSTEM, o the Rdtor of The Chicaao Lyiduna s Cuteaco, Sept, 30,—~Tne Tunonw of Auvg, 22 contufued an article headed, **Drawing in Three Losnous: Mr, Llveans.” The writer of thie erticte doos great injustico to Mr. Elveena and his method of toaching; and it seomy bard to try to ctush a msn who may bo a publio beno- factor through the poworful medlum of so great s journsl. The geotleman who wrote it saw only oue leason, and of that one he speaks in terms of praise, Wbat did he kuow of the wecond, tiurd, and fourth lessons? Nolhing whatover, Mr. Elveena comea highly recom. mended ss & toacber, artist, and author, snd from our poersanal knowledgo we oan say that he comes fully up to what Le prouiass to tesch in Liu circalar. 1t1s well knowis that the teschers genorally aro natives of Jarge towns, most of whom were never i vast & rogion (1o them) as s 10-acre let. On the contrsry, Mr. Elveena comes fresh from tho wild wondarn of the Now World to tell v th taln of thoie auperl geandour wish his paneil, and b knowss how 10 do 48, As Tis pate onx, who havo recatvad & fuil oquivalent for oIl wo v paid bing, and who hava loarn arpreeiato hin syatom of instruction ln - prefore enio b any othor, wa catnot wes injustico dono Lum without renionatranco. Tanry B. Masou, . W. Chandler, John ¥. Mitlor, 11, K. Jikiun, J, E. Whiltlosey, JJ. D. Wallaca, i, W, Durant. D, Cowan, Hainue] Hasa, E. T. Harris, J, Appiaton Wilaon, J. F. Nichoty oud {AIII“{. J. A, Konnicatt, Mozes Watron, Fiold, J. 1, Falrchild, Henry D. KTATE AXD CHURGH 1N NATIONAL EDUCATION, 1o the Editor nf I'he Chicao Tribune - Cutcavo, Sopt. 39.—By tho action of the Bonrd of Fducstion sbalishing tho roadiag of tho Biblo 1 the public schoola, indiractly, at tho otder of o portion of the clergy, and Ly that setlon rocogoizing thom as & power in tho body politic, 1t becomon thio poople, a8 tho woly trne Jegal and rocugnizod pulitical power, aud the unly reprosoutatives of unboru gonorations, to protest agatnst that action, &ud nos only to pro. tost, but provide & couran of etudy in the educt- tion of tho youth of the country that will assist in and supply the place of that voing blotted ont. Tiet tho clerrry attond o tho spiritualition and tho peopla to the tewnporalities, was tho watch« word tbat boraldod tho eformation 300 yoars a0, sud it would serm as 1 AgAin, 8 tho clurgy aud tho poopl finish akirmishing, and get cluscr in tho figut, that tho watchword will again Lo lieard. As tha present Board of Education hasdecided that the ronding ot tho Ihible must be discon- tinued iu the public} schuols bocaudo ft teachuy the divine authority of the clergy, tho schoal- tencher having no nuthority, even directly, tu nuything pertalning to piritusl matier, that right ouly belonging to tho clergy, tho noxt move thst way be mado, aud tho soovner the latter, will Lo to bave & projerly ap. pointed chiaplain attached to onch acnool, to whowm will o dolegated all roligiona teaching, athor- wigo tho publta schools will bo condemned as godless. An tho action of tho proseat Buard raskey & diroct issue bolween tho clergy and (he yoopla, tha peoplo will probably decido ot tha noxt efoction that their religlony faith is not of such o tondor naturs that it can be shiakon by tho roading of a chapter in the Biblo (for poor and misernble would that faith bo that could bo shattored by the reading of tho suthorty on which it g ml‘), and substituto a Board of FKducation that will roturu to the former ordor In tho school exercises, By this action the Ileard diaqualifies each and overy teasher from oveu prewuming to teach tho principles of tho morsl law, virtually delegating that to tho clorgy, who should ‘bo compolled to Lioneatly do that teach- ing, aud in ita stead lot tho principlos of our cowmon civillaw bo tanght iv tho schools.—the fieut principlod tu the primor, moro onlarged i thio firat rader, aud #o on frow resder to reador, coupled with a simple catechism of law for the young, and a larger and more comprehensivo oue fur the mdvanced schiolars. Ay the law of tho Isud is fonnded on right and justice, and God's Jaw is right and fustico, by thia means the youth of the country will sequire probably more knowledgo to mako thom honest meu and virtu~ ous women than thoy conld got fiom wehool Ihible reading and tho queaticusbls influences of the clergy combied. By insututing such a serios of lasaons and couiso of study in the public achools, tha peoplo will square thomeolven with the olorgy, and will provido o knowledge fo the yonth of tho country, what this and formor geuorations would bave heen tho better of. The Jaw of tho land in which thoy were burn was_tha schoolmaster of thoe outh of the anciont Republicy, anda knowledeo fviho people of the principlos of thoir laws was tho fouudation of their hbertics; and o “Hhortar Catochism™ of law tsught in ave- ry school from Maino to Toxas and Massachusetta to California would =0 wolidly . bwild up the .bulwarke of liberty in our couutry, and formjsuch & bond of union amongst tho uoxt generstion thal would lay the foundstions of aking us what e aro not now, that is, & natlon; In iuMil.ufini; such » nation- l nerios into the publio schools, let it b done not at the option of a local Board, which {a IIWA{I swayed by Jocal intluence, but by the peoplo of tho Btate in Gonoral Assembly, or, atronger far, by an sct of Congreas applying to evory State in ¢ho Union, As tho nou-taxation of sl oburch property indiroctly makes osch Church s tists Chureh, nomatter by what name or donomination it may ho catled, whethor it ba Jaw or Gentile, and as those organizations aro simply private corporations, couduoted wololy for the beunetlt of thewr indi- vidual membors and clergy, the poople having practieally no prisilogos roturnod for their ex- omption from tazution. tho peopla or Biate liave right to domand\that thoso churclien or rolig- ious corporatious do, iu lieu of this oxemption, an oo day of tho week,—Haturday for the Gon- tile and Sundsy for the Jew,—provido this ro- figiows instruction, the waut ar giving of which I8 boing mado tho moans of sapping the fouu- datlonu et our common school syatom, and lot it bo onacted by the people in Gonoral Assombly or i Cobfizoun that fo all churchos or build- ingy longing to roligious corporations oxempt from taxation thore eball bo provided toachern, either of the olergy or laity, who shall on Buch days of esch woek gathor in the youth belouging to that churcli or religious corpora- tiou, or neighiborhood, sud shali there give thom roligious fustruction, aud all such churoh and religious corporations which ehall not conform to the sawo, 1t or thelr proportios eball bo ss- sesnod and taxed tho ame ss the property of any other bueiness or corporation. ‘Thus will tho peopla assert thair rights to deal with tem- poralitioa of the uation, aud st tho same time compol thoe clergy to sttend to the uvl{;}un}lucu. . R LET IT ATAND. T the Kilitor of the Chicago riduna ; Cuicaago, Oct. 1.—~1t Ja sincoroly to be hoped that thoso whoao pecullar education leads tnem toan idolstroua rovercuco for tha Mible will not succeed 1 eticring up ouough bigoted foel- ing fu the community to soriously agitate tha ro- vooation of tho Jata action of tho Board as to its uso in the publio schools, Heveral of your corro- spondonts cry out about * tho oxclusion of tho Inblo fras the schoals.” Now wo all know that thore is mo exclusion of it from the schools, Any pupll can take his Bible thore and rosd it if ho choosos, by himsolf \What is done {u to discontinue tho compulsory rouding of it ar the compuleory hearing of it by those who indorss but portions of its pagos as eithor good doctrine or good morals. This is right, and commends itself to tho lunste sonso of justice of overy mau and woman who docs not'altow his or hor roliglous ceal and anjudionn to drown tho lova of oqualrighits to all. The Board of Education showed itwolf 4o bs composed of men of sound senso, a8 weil as of 1\lldlnill impastiatity, whon it T.huy. without rritating discussion, dropped fho impertinont and unfust rulo Into tho dead past, whoro it bo. longs, ~ No one but an intenso bigot swould call, an ono of your contributors daes, for a witbhold- ing of futuro oflico from such moo, who, know- Jug their duty, dared to doit. The idolatry for books and for days, as woll 88 for mon, ia “fast packing away from tho totellgent clasees, and the zeal of tho dulators to ouforse thoir worship upou unwitliug peoplo Wil oxcite littlo aympathy amung the well-informed, whether religlous or othiorwise, This is the opinion of one o Pumtax Srovk. AUERIDAN, BPEAK OUT. o the Rditor of Ths Chicago Tribuse: Ontosao, Oct. 1,—Mark Shoridan promised foma time sgo to make “atarilivg rovelations," and then subsided. Iste ho thraatensd, a fow days ago, to make them sgain. I Lavo been waiting w long time to hear what ho has to say, and a8 he Is publlc servant yoi drawing pay X have & right to domand that he no longer screon those ho knowa to bo thiaves or villaius; he has no right, for any porsonsl consideration, to da Bo. Mark, you muet ** unbosom " or bo luoked upon s ous who knows snd kesps what he kuows over their beads aa a threst, that you mn‘r use them for somse purpose. 1f you kuow aod dou's tell, you, & publio servaat, are worse than those whom you charge. 1I you know nothing worth tolling you sre an uuprincipled Dlatherskite, and you ‘eannct foal the people with your blawlug. A TAX-PaYgE. THE BOARD JUSTIVIED, 7o the Edtfor of The Chleago Triduns: Cmicaqo, Out, 1.—Tha action of the Board of Education in excludivg religlous exercises from the publlc schiovld appearsto excila some adverse criticism. Looking at the action from a Protes. tant tsndpolnt, there are severa! ressons why it was wiso aud necegsary. It la s fundsmental doctrine of our law, sud Jealously gusided in tho hoarts ot the American people, that no dis- tinotion uhall be msde by the Biato betweon any roligious seols. Are not the Protestants, con- siderod as a bod) oct? Thoy unita in accepts ing King James’ version of the Bible as the ouly revealed Word of Gad. The Rowaa Cathollos ay frmly believe the Douay vorsioa to be wuch, wlulo the Jew rejects bath, each Lelering all othars o be ta abadlute esrer. Now ha wha be-, laves tha Dibis to hoa liorory canaot in good conuclonce ond hin children where 1t 1a read— and, by infarnnce, tanght—thoreforo, i it oithar conatitntional or Just that ho should be taxed to wapprt those achoola 7 There han baen s groat diferenco fn apinion Among Proteatanta a8 to the aivisability of un- rentricter] reading of tho Heriptures, without noto nr comment, by young ehildron, and thers 1a ono moro reason which 4 of groat force, viz, : tho strongest Irlillmanl of tho Howao Catbolies, in favor of tha division of tha school fund, is taken from them { and the common schionl syae tom, now piacod uron s broad and liberal foundatton, will enduro ta the ond of time, high above the nirife of partics and scats freo and oqusl to all, JusTICE. DIBLE BEADING IN 1HP RCHOOLS. Toth Bditor nf The Chicago Tribune Cutteanio, Oot, 1.—Tho time long foresaen, and by nome lung dreaded, ban st last arrivad. Tho morning wewslons of the public schools opou without prayer or roadiug of the Soripturue. Tha anxlaud studsut, belated in the preparation of hiis morning tank in arithmatic, can uo longer bow nis head 10 fictitious revarence, and cover his oyes devoutls with one hand while he works his oxamples withtha other, nor ean the maiden, whono mind 18 on tlirting hent, ind her Liblen conveuiont biding placa for notes. ‘Fhe vigilant toncher ia uot now put to the nopleseant neces- sity of fulfiling the Beripturel command to Ywaich as wvoll an pray* ju an unpleassnlly Ntoral donso. 4 ‘o chango oannot bat be soleomed ssn dosir- ablounoat theoutsot. Tho only argument sgalnat 1t i5 that It 1 & conceraion to the gru~ing power of tho Romish Church. 1t puch 14 the cae, lat ushinil tho concenelon as tho mving way of prejudice 1o good toate, 1f incre i Any eacred- noks in tho Bible, or anything boly in prayer, thon it 18 too holy aud koo sacred Lo ho travestied ns it was in the usual dovotiona! excriiscs intho schools, They conxisted of n lmsty reading of a portion of the Beniptures rolocted genorally without reforance fo either Leauty or auitability, tollowed by s coucort ropetition or cbauting of the Lord's Prayer, and then ** Amen, open your pingers to nage ——," and amay thoy alt aiiod o tho [ bida of rong, o climbed ty and down the acelo with just about as much real reveronco for the latior ‘4 the former part of thpexorcise, It was by simost all regardnd ny mere formuls, and, #o Tegarded, way fu the bighest achso objectionablo. (hore {s a deepor reaxon for objncting toit, ‘Fina I8 popuisrly Anpposod to b o iaud of ervil lsand religious lilerty ; but religious liberty can- not oxist whete any one form of retigion i4 fos- tered and uphold by inutitutions puid for with tha public money. ~Tho public schinoly ars msin- tainud for the purponu of eaucstiug tha peopin, and not for 1he ,promuigation of the Christian roligion. They wbould tuereforo bo purely edu. cational, and uot in auy senso of the word theo- logienl. My religion may bo very deac o mo, but I have no rigbt to” thrust it upon others who are perhaps as firmly attached to theira. A conscientiviis and coosigtont beathen residiug in Chicago and pay- iug tazcs hins 8 right 10 demand that the sehools which ho boips to tupgarl. sball Lave in their curriculum nothing that will tend to unsettle in the mind of his chint the howthon dottrnes whieh ho has carefully instilled into it. If a portion of the population of n Iargo city liko this dosire tuelr children to roceive religious inatruct tion, it s murcly beiter for them to impar- it themwolves in tho form of the mnch. noglected system of family worsiup, or, fsiling in this, there still remuing tho Bunday-rchool, which suroly docs away with any nocossity for retaining a form of worship.- in tho wchools so |tou;: after it lias degenorated into an irreveront arcu. 1u those daye, whon tho monsy-changers sit unrebuked in the temple, aud God's ~people, hiding beliind tho broad scrcon of **esthotic calture,” turn Hin ehurch {nto a play-house, it ia truly a comforl to s devout mind to coutewplste this ono stop in tho right direction. NoL. XOT 70 NE TOLERATED. Tothe Editor of The Chicajo Tribune : Ciicano, Sopt. 80.~Tho announcement that tho Public-Schiool Board Lias expelled tho Bible from tho schools bas fallen with surprise and dismny upon the bLoaria of many parevts of Chicsgo. At whoso instavco bas this glaring outrage beon committed ? It oaunot be tolerated that any ot of men should bo aliowed thus o triflo with tho best Iutorests of tho young. Tuis Is too important a matter to bo passod avor. It s vory dilferont from docidiny whother shiort-liand or batany, or any other unimpostant study, slall or ehall not bo taughit. Itis s blow niruck st tho very Wifo of our Republic, for it in only by tralniug the youug I knowiedgo and rolfgion that our country ean ever hopo to en- dure, The dishonesty and vico now so provalant in this couniry mako tho hearts even of the mont zealous Americand rliuost despair, Our hopo [6 ouly In tho young. 'liiw action of the Helhiool Board must be re- scinded, and I trust our leading men, supported, by all trus citizens, will, at once, agitate tho matter in & way that will tesch our School Board a loa+on thay will not assily forget. Yours re- apectfaily, M. E. R. A DISOIACEPUL ACT. To the Bditor of th Chicaga Tribune : Cuicago, Oct. 1.~T would hke to ontor my protest agalust tho disgracefnl action of tho Board of Education Inat Tueadsy evening. To what do wo owo tho prosent doworalized condi- tlonof our city? Wby to the gang of olice- holders, whom { venture to say never zead tho Bible, and who fear not (lod, neither regard man. Buall we continua through onr publie noliools to raisc suoh men for the future? God forbid ! Citizens of Chicago, resont tho action of the Board of Education. 'Truly yours, BUPPLESSION ABKED YOR. . To the Edutor of Ths Chicaqo Tribuns Cuscago, Bopt. 30.—Ia glancing over the col- umus of the Timea of the 20th, 1 noticed a piece ou Soody and Bankey, in which tha paper rays Maody aud Saokey ought to “ba burned,” that the paople think, first Moudy and Baukey, and then God. Now, T for one (and 1 spoak tho thouglits of many) eay it ls & buraing shama that a paper of 80 little decency aud respoctas bility s the Zimes 16 allowed to ‘be vublished it ought to be Auppressed, * A QmasTiaN,” e BARNUM SUED FOR LIBEL, Crxcinnatt, 0., Oct. 1.—Iu the Cominion Plows Court of this city yestorday, the °** American Raclog Asscciation aud International Hippo- droms” commenced a auit agsinst P. V. Barnum tor £50,000 damagos, for libel against the plalu- tiffa, in_thac the dafendant, siuca tho 20 of May, 1875, bad endeavorod' to Injure, bresk: down, sud_ruin the plaiotiffa in their business, sud had labored aud kpent large suwms Gf Livuvy iu tho offort. —_——— BREAD AND CHEESE. 1 met my 1ovo in the Bum: ‘Tha brasze blew froni the Hauth, Bweet witl tho breath of the clovery T kinsed ber littla mouth— Lut 1 told my yet #o plainly, As 1 gave Lior hand & squcezs, # 1% lota of love for you, darling, Tiut not much Lrved nd cliscsa,” But thon she showsd her dimples; Thio bue eyes sectd to abiuo; Her iead was on my ahoulder; “The httie lipa sought nulue. 8l sald, “1a not hungry, And HUtaimee-timo is bore, + Who cares for bread and chioass, lova? L waud tho kiseos, dear,® ——— A Parrot Story. Ladeval Chrataan. My fathior Was a0 old geutleman who was very segaler 1o bia habits. Evary aveniog it was hid custow to take & wtroll after tea ta vieit some ald friends of tba nama of Tate, who lived in thy nest wtroot. Bofore leaving the house ho would wvpen tha door of the dinlog-room whero we used A would eay aloud. **Quly goiug down It " Now 1t happened ouo eveniug shat Folly's caxe-door was loft open, ' We somotimes luy i walk aboutthe room when he wus vory good, as & greattreat, This eveviug we suddenly anesed bun from tba room, asd could not think whepe he bsd gous, Wa allyet to work aud searched the house bigh and low; na Polly could Hoat lastmy fsthor left, as usnal, to ing us still jooking for our pet. What waa his surpriss upon turug the coruor of * the street to weo l'ul:‘y quietly wadditog down the middle of he road. +Why, Polly," said he, ** whers are you goung? Upop which Master ol cocked his {mpudent littie head ou gne sids looked up sud said, “Ouly going domd 1o Tale's,™ e Ay Icligious Sabbaih Hreaking. The Conyregativnalist eent one of ita editors to the Twin Mouptain Buuday show, last Suuday, and, upou i reporl, *‘renews the opiulos, in whick wo thiuk the mejority of our readais will sharo, that aftor sil has beeq eald thatcan Le uid on thie favorably eido thare still romaic. imweneoly preponderatiug evil in tho systow, which should deprive it of the countenaucs of Clzistian poople.’ Tle Vongregationalisl alno re T auggonted to Mr, Moody and hin co-workerd *'to have in mind that even tho - most cvangelistio enrgicos may ko vo misnred aa Lo broak tho Kat. bath, Whon wo reard that 390 or 400 carriaves — eomn from a distatica of 20 miles —hocked the Sorthfiold road, ast Sunday, wo fosl likn rai<ing tha quention—and doing it'in tine—whothor tho Ingical priveiples which aprly to * religioun ox- ciirmions’ In New Tlampalira ronat cqually valid and imperativo in Franklin Connty, Mass- . MILLINERY. 124: STATE-ST. Tio Doars E{grfl of Madisan, FALL HATS, Birds, Wings, Plumes, Ost. Tips, Flowers, ete. TRIMMED GOODS, B\rlnaflrn will ind o largs varisty (o seloct from. Ordera promptly cxecutod. VELVETS, L34 STATE-ST. RENOVED From 241 Went Madison-at. WEBSTERS. ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERTIAN Family HMIY School MISS M. LOUISE PUTNAM Will open tho tenth yesr of her schion), at her resi. dutice, No. 88 Marlborough.nt., Durki Sateuchusetts, brpd. 8, 1415, : Tefera Ly permission 10 her patron. Right. jamin IL Paddock, D. 1., Bishop of Moesa: also, to igght-Rev. F. D, iluntington, Ceniral Nar York; Hor, Waa, M, T Ne v, A. P, Leabody, . D, Harvard University, Circulars may b obtainod by addreseing Miss Put- mam, PRESTON COTTAGE SCHOOL, Newton, nenr Hoston, Mana., ly ‘Behool for. A quiet Chiriatian Home. u atlon, satages, s !xv ded 1o thiv e iy renminendnd t the no‘ica ©of young ladies who havu graduated frum other schools, for ita very supanior MUSICAL ADVANTAGES And for tho tacilities It allurida in smvailiog themuives of the Caucurty, Lectu t Gailerio, and” Musouti ot Boston, Itelerences to curculars will be lnml!h.dnu‘“v i 132 es;recha wton, Ma COLLEGE, Of Chicago, Tho Sisth Annual Courso of Loctures counences on Tuesday, Oct, 5, 1575, und will continue twenty.one wevke, This institution offers to ladien detring a thorovgh medical educatfon firet-clary fo- for ita accomplishmegt. Disecting material ot ; hnepital and clinfeal sdvantages unpur- passed. For eatalogue or further information address tho bucretars, W, GUDFREY DYAS, M. D., F, } 8, Fresident of Faculty, T. DAVIN ¥ Bécrutary, 295 Weat Nonroest, TUE CUTHBERT CONSERVATORY OF MTSIC, At Louts, Mo,, will open Kert. 13, in conuoction with Mrs, Eugents Curhbert’s Seminary for Young Ladies, lustruction thoroush in all branches, thcoretical a8 well an practfeal, condncted upou European systoms, Terms woderats, For circulage, contatufug all_infar- matjun, adiress ARTIUR J. CRESWOLD, Dirsctor, Bixteenth and Pine-sts., 86, Loals, Mo, PENNGYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, Ubater, Pa.—(Fur Boarders uniy ) Besston opet Wedneada, Sopt 8. Location el and healihtul; grounds auple bulltiogs bauden conymudious. * Coureg of Btudies extenstvo. ‘Yhorough instruction (o Civil and Mochanlcal ‘Engmserice, the nd” English. Carafal uverstght of the Fiorals s0d mannors of Gadeis, i COSGROVE, Tiag., pat FUsCIOVE, Y ELMHURST BOARDING AND DAY S80HOOL For Young Ladles aud Girly, will rvopen Moday, Sept. 13, at Elmburst, 16 wiles {rm Chicaio, on tho Galena Diviaion of the N, 3, I 1. Location hoaithy and beautiful, - Grounds ofer 12 acres in extont. Toachers able and exporfonced, Native teachers of German and Fronch. MRS, L, 5. CUTTER, Inte Tead Ancistant of Wahington fichool, Culcago, Principal. Bend far Cir- cular. ™\ JADAME O, DA EILVA 3 AND MRS, ALEX. IRADFORD'S (formerly Mre, Upden Hoftman's) Engl sl Gormay Boarding sud Dy School f dics and Chidren, with calisthen: New York, Heopeus Se ade by letier or fersouslly, MRS, W. 0. 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Only Two Dollars and Fifty cents terceved cat for th entlre coursa of aix enter. e. it Littl moro than {8 clarged {or a re- \ for uuy Thoman Convert, Tho faleof ckutx commences thin morning b Janeen, 117 Blate-mt. 3 Goo, W, Miaby & Co.', Twentvarcond-st.; Emeraon & Reuneds's, 21 and Moench & Reinbold's, 140 5 Wi nd Kinzle-sts, MICHISAN CENTRA cHoAM SENTRAL s, 1 Clariest., v , Srowtont o of pot errnor of Depot con $fievate W Canal STAR LECTURE COURSE. Largeet ang Lest o Hatl rta mata tae Entertatnments | P TS v of Lyeoum SNow ananuned houth and_Wast | Nieht ks Bides, Eb want uditoniian nnar your bote, perfech | hanh RAYIUA Inuccunntic, widn ati) ratn 01ts, cusbioned seatss s | Nywat wugural lecwivrn Ly the genial fi] 7toputh o Munday N *Sunday Bx. 3" ¥atiir next 1 g CHICAGD. ALTONS ST, LOuss, i an . 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Canal-sia, T SUNDAY, OCT. 3, '112";a:ufi:é'ilzEi'fi:'fl;’,i‘.‘.@?\vi‘,'li-‘.‘"&':u{; and ot Deper At Turner Ha'ul North Sldel Miimankos & Prairlo du Chlen! | Commencing at 8 o'ciock, sharp, “")‘l_;'m;"; DL, \*2:39a, m.| Under the Direalion of 0SCAR SCHMOLL, Conductor | 35 H‘. Crens P koo of the Germania Hznnerchor, iheies, Mlics, Vi g | 400 m The Orchestra consizts of the FULL GREAT “',,“,:',,’,‘{:,','"g,"”',‘,’;“,”k‘“;,fuf;‘“,"mV~ . |11 008 s LXPURITION BAND Under NITSCHKE. Auolin, through Frpress, =1 8:nm 1 10 m, After the Concert Social Gathoring. SLLINOIS CENTRAL FAILROAD. er the Conc ac] athoring, o ‘1{5’, :fi:':"::." Ufii{’:.’.’:fi' ::7’2?‘."' e ADMISSION : Gentlemen, #1; Ladles, G0 cents, “Tivkets 1o Ye bad at Jolm Molter's musio-store, No. ok Madisou-at., aud at C. Dogealardt's, No. 76 Filiheay, Pt Lonls Express,. Bi- Louia Fast Lin ADELPHI THEATRE. This Aternoon and Evenlng LAST APPEARANCES | Ditadus & sias cury of the CELEBRATED McKLE RANRIN COMBINA- | Gilmso Pasengar.,,... TION, tu the Great Romautic Drasna of the CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & YUINCY RAILROAD, o ’ and ul depots. e e Y BY JORN OXENFORD, E3Q,, e Trree. (For which the sole rixht of production tn the United | Syiaws won Dioss T States 18 now vested in Mr. SICHEE KIN), | Dubtague.s siaas ity 3 m Givem with supsrb scenic effocta, and an unequalcd Jir, McKee Lankin as Jacques Fro- pinyed by him 180 times at tuo Union ¥ N. Y., Mr. C, IL Vaodenboff s Plorre, Mina ity Disnchard In the famous role of ilgnrictts onginally piagod by tier 161 times at thy Unlon Banare Theatee, N, Y.), Misn Sary Myersaa Pacitc Fane Liney 1or o Kanus City, Lesvonworih, 4 cuison & 80, Joraph K Biond. s, Uitaws & 5 Auraea Bavsenger, ‘Aurora Passangar itme. Mich ls, Dinbnaue 8 St ¥ ’fi":‘;"w;.'."x‘um‘ e, Michels, of Drury Laue, Londun, as Xx‘mlflz Sient :‘ll. :gr'b 4 Hemewber, LABT “TWO ORPHANS® MATINEE | KeBabe Gy Leavonwordh, A 8t 2 0'clock. awor s (iruve Accommadation, Downer'stirors Accumnadatiog, wnor's uve Accorim.ulation| THE DANGING ACADEMIES DE A ETIN E. HOURS OF CLASBER. South 8ide~1010 Indians-av. Children's Class, Ratuniay, 2:30 p. m, Children's Class, Wednesdiy, 2% p, ;. Untou Class, Friday, 8 p, i, Ladiea’ Class, Wedaradat, 4 p. m, Gentlemen'a Clasa, Wodnssdss, b p. m. Lecegtions, Haturday, 3 p. m. Prom catrat gt S0 et N uflldat. Jicket gice, L1 Kanlolphat,, lnfl?“d’l‘:ul. Leaw, | drvice. *13:00 noon(* 8:30p, ma 'l B0 p.m.|* 7180 m, CINCINNATI AIR LINE AND KOKOMO LINE. Y Trom ictsbur s, Cinciunati o St, Louls % e “Wont Side-55 Adsst e Clnton it Carruliss, V5ee Sidee Tocket Shes T Chidrent Claun, Saturiss, 103, m, s L ML Children's Class, Tussday, 4 p, . Leave, rrive, Lac Yriday, 3 p. m, s B L prruy Indianapelis Loutsville & Olacta ‘v Clasy, Tues, G 3. nati Liay Unlon Class, Baturday, 8 p. . Tadiauap!i s Uineia] 8. m.(* 840 p. ;. Tiaveption, Monday, 8 . . uatl Gl ..“.L.'.V.A.hu‘mm, #:00p. m.| 7:08. ;. (EW CHICAGO THEATRE, Clark-et,, near Randolph, opposit Sliermsn Louse, LAST PERFORMANCES OF THE TWO ORPHANS. PIITSBURG, CINCINNATI & ST, LOUIS RAILROAD. Rk ee, L ity g Jopt ™t e Loaze. | Arrive, * 40e m.|* 8:t0p.m. Eaturday Matines at 2 o'clock. B B ) e 800D | 7408, . ‘This Theatro will be closed nost week, thia entire RE. company Apneartog a4 Kobinson Opers. louse, Ciu | — FiTISBURY, FT. WAYNE S CHICAGO RAILWAY. ciuaati, on Munday nest, Oct, 4, MoVICKER'S THEATRE, LAST NIGHT OF McVICRER AS GINX ; I ey szcapted, § Daliy, 1 Wxoayt Moadays. Exe RU“NING A GDRNE}L DALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD e Dain lm; Jrom rear of Esposition turlding and depod SATURDAY---LABT MATINEE | Z03, Miaiciecondet, ™ Neket are, 11 clarkenty corner af Waahinal RUNNING A CORNER. 3ondey, the Qorgeous Bpectacie, THE SEA OF ICE, EQOLEY'S THEATRE. GRAND MATINEE THIS DAY AT2 P, If Eveutug Performatice at § W THE FAMOUS l CALIFORNTA NINSTRRLS !| s 15 their aide-apitiing Comiealitica, To conclude with i powerful adajtation of TIEE TWOBLSKF‘F'UNS ! Arri 1 [ Leare, Sam. 8371 CHICATD, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depoty cormer qf Van burcn and Sheruan.ats. Ickes afice &ruud tuciro dulel, Laave, m. o MEDIOAL OARDS, __ * ’ SK HOSPITAL, cornes ——————— prinkin nein lue Lie e3UTesa DUrposs ol I TRy ey 00L, W00D'S MUSEUM. Eliitoont o sl Savae’of prie e = i H judlie L oo 0 Grand ¥atertatnmenta datly, 2 p. m, an m, e i Py ' ores o i, Bocol head of the profossiva for uysr 2 yoars: aad experk “Thu Marked Suceess of the Bossl nd week of e Yok thi, e Fomwe s b “ ) a1 vey pontne o Sarriedse Loat Berys: Love e iy o 1o Agu, olo. Ladios sequiriog y silcats ationt: g with Lonie boardy oto, call oy ielolly coutloutisl; ORco. § B B Gl 7 Do e Actmawiiid by Tres and Publis aa unoqualed. “SUNDAY LEOTURE SOOIETY. The thir esson beglah GOT. & with aa enirely ROBERT COLLYER, On “THIS MARRIAGE QUESTION,” MCCORMICK MALL.Y p. Admbnion, 10 ceuts T TACADEMY OF MUSIO, W.T. MELVILLE. SMOK®, {r e Pirales of the Chesapeake! Friday Lveulng—~Benent of W. T, MELVILLE. Saturday Evenlog~Two Glorioits Plays—SAOKE, a0d JACK HARKAWAY IN IRELAND, Matincea Wodnesdsy aud Haturdy, MUELLER'S HALL, Coruer Sedywick-st. and North-sv, )L SFGRE 17 uaDISOS troat s all chirouic, sozual, and GRAND OPENING BALL, | isa eeaiuss autlupoiguss oo VEs 10 e of s laring . 1 cdlifne you fob b o i st Loty roois snd pariore, Tuirty yea' Loodon, Hospitals Tractice, OURES Sil piivate dincises itmediately withoul * meroury, Riso LUST MARHOOD, Nervuua Dubilily caused by Srror of youtk, The ld and young ate quickly ree atored t0 Vigorous mankiood, O lvurviaw quite sule cicut. Bt m{_un Illlwuld call or write, Ofticy strictly ol faun- NOCURE! T oy Dr. Kean. 0960 BOUTH OLARK.-BT., OHICAGO, M deTaconalied, personulsef, by st frez o, g wuly physician L tho olly whu warrants gusvs ur Go w. _Utico hours, V. e 2. i Bundage fromp ik , [LLy dls By Havnily ourede Mo = s sk pvoryburs, Culsultatius froo, porsonaily on s Oct, 2, 1815, v wadl, Cuacos guar § ur wonoy rvlandod. Al LLER aud 1A, BARTLETT, | tyrs soaddeaiiat: for hoth acach (illusteated) and ——" = | elzos aenk led fur two stemps. Di. STONS is Lhe ouly syoalalist in tho city who ls & gradusio o w BOURNIQUE'S DANCING ACADEMY, 128 Tweuty-fourth-at,, uuar [ndlannsvy, OPIINS TODAY, "PRESORIPTION FREE For tho speody cureof Brruinal Woaksess, Lost Map- o DAVW& G0,y Bon 4206, Now York,