Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1877, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1877. : 7 THE TEMPLARS. Fifteen Thousand People Attend the Prize Drill at Cleves land. The Prize for Superior Fietd Evolutions Given to Detroit. Oar Glorious Apollo, Like Achilles, Lies in His Tent, Inane. The Pinmed Sword-Bangers Swing Of a Little from Masonry. A Diminution of Interest Probable To-Day, and a Scattering Expeoted, Speciat Dispatch to The Tribune, Cievenann, O., Aug. 29.—<Phis has been a day of scarcely less {Interest than olther of the others in this meeting. The attendance of ¢itl- zens from the country roundabout has been large, and the Knights have been fully as joyous asusual. The Apollo of Chleago has béen the recipient of unnumbered congratulations on the enceess of its pilgrimage, and especially: of its ‘Tuesday evening reception, which fs conceded to bare been one of the finest events Cicyeland bas ever witnessed. ad there been more room to accommodate the attendance, {ts success would have been without a flaw. ‘THE FEATURE OP TIt8” DAY'S PROCEEDINGS was tie drill for prizes on tho homestrectch of the Cleveland race-track, A space 900 fect square was beautifully leveled off directly in front of the grand stands, ond it gas carly sur- rounded by three rows of carriages, while hun- drets of others could not get in. The stands werd full, and, altogether, there could not have been less than 15,000 people in attendance. The Knights were well accommodated, when not in the fleld, in fly-tents erected for the purpose, THE SCBNE FROM THE SMALL STAND was one of the most beautiful thal can be {m- agined, and the gorgeously-equioped bands, tho splendid appearance of the’ Kuights, and the great stands crowded“with Iadics, made up,a picture never to be forgotten. After preparing to draw lots, it was found that the Cyrene, of Camden, N. J., gad with- drawn, and, at the same time, it was decided to rule out tho St, Louls battalfon, because it was composed of- Knights {rom more than one Com- mendery. In thelr placo the Askalon, of St. Louis, entered and drew third position. THE JUDOES = were Col. Edwatd 8. Meyers, U.S. A.: Col. Albert Barritz, U. 8..A; Maj. J. W. Clauss; Capt. F. A. Kendall, Twenty-fourth United States Infantry; Licut. L. D, Lefingwell, Cleye- Jand Grays; Licut. C. W. Burrows, Third United Btates Artiery; Capt. DM. B, Adams, En- *gincers. ia Aconstderable timo after the hour aet the commanders in the Captain-General’s head- quarters drew for turns {n drilling, with the re- sult noted below. Each commandery was allowed thirty minutes for ils display. The firat Tot was drawn by rh CINCINNATI COMMANDERY No. 3, dritled by 8 ¥. Whitaker,—thirty-siz Knights and ten oflicers. The feature of their drill was the wonderful precision h which they kept tlme and measured distance in wheeling aud echelon, The Columbus Barracks Band, with which this Commandery was accomolls! ta, ree telyedgnuch applause fcr thelr drill, as Well as for thelr fiusie. ’ THE SECOND APPEARANCE was made by Monroe Commandery, No. 22, of Kuchester, G. F. Loder commanding—thirty-siz Kuights and ten offlcors, accompanied by the Fifty-fourth Regiment Band. Their evolutions were nade to much quicker time than usual, and thelr faulticas alignment and extraordinary colarity of movement drow inuch applause from the stands. Tha movements in the formation of a cross, and the right about, wero beautl- fully done, and Jt was evident that Rochester wass formidable competitor for tho first prize. 2 THM THIRD COMPETITOR ‘was tho Huzo do Payens, No. 80, of Buffalo, C. G, Fox in ‘command,-rthirty-six Knights and clght officers, with the Union Band of Buffate. ‘They wero preceded by a prize*pauner which ‘they had won at a former competition, and their drill was wortby of thelr reputation. THE ASKALON OF BT, LOUIS, Georgo W. West in command, had forty swords in ine, and their work was good, though not spe- clully noticeable for neatness of movement, ‘They were accompauted by the band from Jef- ferson Barracks, The sbost part of thelr drilt waa the manual of arms. After a stort inter- tnisslon, the filth place was taken by the Hanste- manu, No. 16, of Cincinnati, d. W. Foot com- manding—thirty-aix Knights and eix officera, with Currler’s Band. The ‘best part of their drill was the celerlty of movement and the gc- turacy with which thoy changed front, though It may be properly sald that tucte drill was not Interesting, because of its inflolte renetition of the same movements. The best-performed maueuyre was threcs full about from company front by divisions, 4 THE SIXTH CONTESTANT was tae Raper, No.. 1, of Indlauapolls, N, R. Ruckle, Pd. C., ia command—twenty-seven Knights and three officers, with the City Bandof Indisuapolla. This Commandery was exception- al in that it went through its evolutions without musie, and in curtously quick tue. ‘The beau Ulul accuracy with which tt formed crosses and triangles drew much applause from the crowd, fapecially for Lyu movements vot previously shown. TUE QRVENTI. CANDIDATE ‘wea Dainaszus,No. 1, of St. Puul, G.A.Montford {a command,—thirty-two Knights and threa oMlcers, with the Great Western Bund of 8t. Taul, A feature of thelr movements was that they executed ail the movements fn columns of fours, instead of threes, as in tho other cummandcrics. They were the larytat men {fy build, and a tritic slow in movement, bat 8 demu ae abstr Zorraation pf 6 Greck Cioss was approved by the gallerics, This aaremeut’ an the counter- Muarcting by diles in open order were the ouly dovelties in this drilt, . - ST, BERNARD, No. 85, of Chicago, twenty-four Rnights ond elsbt oftvers, commuuded by Henry Turner, Captain-General, aud with the Elelu Baud au the Second Heyiment druin.corp, took the eigbth place. Tuelr marching was equal to apy, seen during the day,and thelr keeping timo was excellent, but they wera a tnile Tagged in allynment when comlpg to company Tont. | ‘Their echelon movements aud, espe- cially, the rlzht about bythrees wera pyall odds ‘the shown during thy day, and all’ fhe two- yank movements, especially the triangle, were Well performed. E TUN LAs OF THR COMPRVTORS Was Detroit No. ifty-tlree mien and ning Olllcers, Commanded by. euc Robinson, aut Jed by the Fiat City Bond. ‘This entry was rected with immengs cheering, basgd on the Kteat expectations walch thelr reputation had Vithuat much techpicality, st be excited. W a) sald that Detroit was uot only the largest but, y ull odds) tye bestedrilled of the gutrles. ‘Their evulutlons were Hike clockwork, and the cheers were frequent as the nuvements tollowed each other with great Jeplatty. Uilethe judges were deliberating, the Orl- total, nf Cleveland, gave a very skiliful aud Sdtevable gxhivition. ° TMB Piz Were thea awarded asfulows: First, the em- Dlematical banuer, to the Detrolt Commandery; Second, the full liDatiou service of goblets and Utchere, to the Haper, cf Indiauapolis; third, a ¥ of Cumman ery jewls, to the Munroe, of Te THM APOLLO {oMMANDERY, having deterulued not (o enter tha prize dyitl, id uot, until evening, ave ay parpte lar qo- Figewent, on the mepbers accordingly togk uel east in thelrown way. A large propor- ten ablended the aril, but not in a bay, 1G conteuplated tg have a dresg-parade of all tie Iittnuis Eights at 6 o'clock, but He Absence of the St. Bernard put it over uuti Woorrow, or it muy, very Likely, not take place Atal. In the evening the ‘Apolo proceeded in abody to the Asylum of the Oriental Commau- Fthy, Bud there exewmpllded the working of the Teuple or Black Cross degree, by conferring if ne Knivhts Stubbs aud Must, of thelr nur fs , toad that, te. aaa wus Sous ie matacr, {o the ev tion of the ‘expeditions Nevage £4 aud thy Firet Regimen, Drua Corps—gave an enjoyable and largely-attended concert on the pubffe square. THE GRAND RNCAMPMENT were la conclave aconsiterable tine to-day, but did not succeed in getting through much bust- ness, Inthe morning, alter prayer by Grand Pretate I.ewle, the Committee on Duings of the Grand Officers, reported on the Grand Master's address, aud asked that certain parts of It. be referred to the appropriate cummittees, The Committee on Credentials mae a sui pplemen- tal report, and were continued, i. Drum- mond, of ‘Maine, presented a considerable num- ber of Proposed amendments to their cunstitu- fon, which went over under the rules to tho next Conclave. The came Knight, trom the Committee on the Phraseolugy of the Constitu> tlon, Feported a multitude of ininor points of no interest, ‘Lhe only matter of interest was the provision that meeting should hereafter be called conclaves, and that Knights silould call their order the Templar order, always to the exclusion of the word Masonic. AT TUR AFTERNOON SESSION, Very Eminent Past Grand Prior Lock- wool, of the Grand Priory of Can- ada, was introduced and welcomed , by Grand Master Hopkins. He replica oriefly. ‘The call of the Rtates for new business brought nothing but afew resolutions of minor stapurt- ance. |= The Grand Mnster then ap pointed a special Commitee on Necrol- ogy, and on the Place of Next. Mectlog, ang the body adjourned for the day. « + TO-MORROW MONNING will bring up the election of officers as the Orat matter. phe prosnects aro that. as bofore tcle- graphed, Dr. V. L. Hurlbut, of Chicago, will be easily clected. The other candidates named are. Drummond, of Matne, Dean, of Massachusetts, and Carson, of Ohio, The general fevling Is strongly opposed to s New Englasd mau, be- cause Lhat section bas not sent so much as a. banner tu this gathering. There ts a movement to try tu oust Kecorder Parvin, who bas hekl the office Jor years, in fayor ofeMyers, of Cin- clonati, It will probably not succeed. Aiter the clection is over the Urand Commandery will, very likely, hurry tnrough thelr busitices, though they can hardly get through be- fore Friduy night. ‘There {4 very” litle doubt that the Committeo on the Place of Next Meeting will report in favor of Chicago. The large expense which must be incurred In prop- erly entertaining the Commanderies has been guaranteed by the Knights and certain other Protmioent citizeus, amung then J. B. Drake. SCATTERING. To-morrow will see the Kuights berin to dis- perse, and, indeed, many have alreudy gone. Two excursion-steamners will take loads to Put- {y-Bay and returo, and St. dolin and Detroit Commanderies will zo thefe, not to return here. The Apollo will leave here on its spatial train about 9 o'clock In the evening, and will ar- rlvein Chleago carly Friday morning. The Beauseant Commandery, No. 11, of Quincy.with the Gem City Baud, left this evening for Put- in-Bay, on an cxcuralon tendered by the Wabash Railway rom Toledo, CASUALTIES. LIGHTNING. Apectal Inspotch to The Tribune, Awa Anson, Mich. Aug. 29.—Two laborers named John G. Miller and Rudolph L. Green, both of Detroit, were struck by Nghtolog tu Nortbfleld on Wednesday evening. They were returning from work and took shelter under tree, which was struck. Miller was killed al- most Instantly. The Hghtning struck in the back of his head, passing down his body, man- giing it terribly, Green was struck on the breast, the Ngtning ryaning down bis right leg and leaving a strenk three or four inches in width. Tt {8 thowtht today that he may sur- ye. pier leaves a wifo and child residfog In jetrol : A barn near Dexter, belonging to Josenh Mc- Genuis, was also struck, and a hired man aod himself were considerably stunned. The barn was badly damaged. Bpeciat Dispatch to The Tribune, Inperenpenck, Ia., Aug. 20.—A man named O'Toole, living about six miles southwest of In- dependence, Ia., was struck by lightniue about 3 fetadte yesterdsy afternoon and instantly leu. PITTSBURG ACCIDENTS. Special Dispatch to The Tribune, Prrranuna, Pa., Aug. 29.—Michocl Lavell, while gathering coal at Keeting’s tucline, on tho South Bide, this morning, was struck by acar and thrown on the track. "Two other cars passed over hin, crushing his skull and infllet- ing uther fnjuries, from the effects of which bo died In a few hours. He was about 60 ycare of age. 3 ‘Thomas Welsh, the. engineer Injured in tho accident on the Caatic Shannon Railroad yester- day, dicd this alternoun. A man, whose uanic, from papers found on his boay, 1s sunposad to have been Martin Fracrz, Was drowned while bayuing-In Allegheny River this afternoon. He waPabout 3 years of aEG, A man named Stewart, employed on the tow- boat Rover, while under the influence of Hquor, early this morning, fell or was knocked over- bourd by s drunken companion, and was drowned, ‘The body was recovered. paste STRANGE ACCIDENT. Specint Dispatch to The Tribune, Roce Isuanp, Ji., Aug. 22—Peter Ryan, at work with a derrick‘on the new Chicago, Bure Mogton & Quincy bridge at Franklin Crossing, sustalned a atrange and perhaps fatal accident. to-day. <A pilo of stono upon which he stood threatened to fall, and le sought to save him- self by actzing the derrick rope. A huge block to which the rope was attached was precipitated downward, drawing Kyau up lo the pulley, into which bis right hand was jammed. He ning several minutes until assistance reached hin, i@ hand was badly broken, and the shock was so acyere that [t fa not thought be will survive. SINGULAR COINCIDENCE, Syectat Dispatch to The Tribune, Mr. Veunoy, Iil., Aug. 99.—Josepl Pace, an old aud highly-esteemed citizen of Mt. Vernon, fel) last evening while stepping from the door of lis residence, aod fractured nis bip-Jolnt. Mr. Paco fe nearly 00 yeurs of age, and has for | some yt been aftticted with total bilodne: It is mentioned asa singular. cofngidenco that, twoor threo years ago, Mr, Soot Pace, also a resident of this ety, fell'and dislocated fais Iitp- Jolut in a manner alinost precisely alinilar to the mishap of last night. RUN OVER AND KILLED, Special Piapatch to Tae Tribune, Detgort, Mich. Aug. 20.--To-lay John Oco- while awaiting tor an excursion train at Fowler Btation, on the Détroit & Milwaukeo 0% wi el SS Heed: asrug over by the cars, aud instantly A FATAL SMASIT-UP, Hopsoy, N. ¥., Aug. 20.—A frelght-tratn on the Hudson River Railroad rau into a passenger train at the depot last night, killing the fire- man, injuring the enginoer, and wrecking the cpgine and scyeral cars, TUE NEW PRISON, Mysterious Flight of the Commisstoners to Parte Unknown, Boectal Dispaica to The Tridung, Srararieno, Ill. Aug, 20,—Thero has been some anxiety to-night to hear from the South- ern Penitentiary Commlissieners, who left here 60 suddenly to ayold the importunities of news- Paper men on the focation question. Their friends say the Commissioners bave certaluly stolen @ warch on the lobbylsts from the several competing points. State ollicera profess not to have heard from them thia evening, aud, at Test accounts, they wero strayed or stulen iu the vicinity of Kast Carondelet, segkiug » prison location. ‘The opinion is obtain fl a yeueral ex- pression that the Commissioners are trifling with an important question, censured gu all sides, ‘The Chester and Alton delegations would be contident of ulthnate vier tory if they could only tind the Commissioners, -— THE CIGARMAKERS, Spectas Diepaich 60 The Tribune, Ciycinvats, O., Aug. 20.—The clgarmakers’ strike to-day extended to Newburger & Co.'s factory, which employs about 100 men and about thirty girls. The men demanded tho dis charge of the: girls, althouch both classes ro- ceive the same wages. Evidence appearing that tha strikers inteuded to allow work to be continued at some factories (or (he support by contributions of those striking, Low- enthal & Cu., who sxuplay sbout 200 men and pity girl slachargedd Miele joenteas fe _fissuc facburers say they canuot vompete w! labor tn New Yors, ond wilh Tuuiore to New York retber then accede to the demands of their workmen. s ae eee 1 Pa, Aug. 20--£, L. ti teagan, 8 jugs Ue has bil pietag 4, his lye id they are being | EXPOSITION. Opening of the Fiith Inter-State Ex- hibition Last Evening. THE Abeut 9,000 People Congratulate Sec- retary Reynolds. A General Impression of the Art Gallery. THE OPENING, SCARCELY READY HUT GOOD. Tirother Reynolds’ countenance wore an expree- ston of calm triumph Iaet evening. It eatd as plan aslookscansay, '¢1 was confident that I should do St agaln, and Ihave done it.” If the worthy Secretary's features can ever be calied beaming It was on the occasion of the annaal grand entree of the pnbile into hie favoritebaow, and he had more than ever good reiton to fee! proud of the dlepiay made and the evident gratli- catlon of the visitors the: . ‘The opening of the fifttrannual intor-State Expo. nition, wuich le the happy occaeton hero referred to. will be recorded ina thousand private diarice asthe eventof the present week, To Judge from the pro{naion of elaborate promenade-tollettea seen Inet eveping In these halls of dazzting light, there muat have been diligent preparation forit. The beanty and the chivalrs of this great cily waa there to the number of nearly U, 000—beauty being. gen- erally apeaking, more consptcuously adoracd than at ordinary evenfig entertainments, and chivalry carrying the shawl and doing the fanning. it ‘was indeed such a goodly collection of iiving pictures that one could do little more than with effort weave one's way through the farcinating throng and imagine that there was sumothing wonderfully attractive in the collection of articles contributed, ‘The firet thing tartrike the attention of tha vis- {tor last evuniny, after the firat bewildering prom- enade with Angelina, waa that conelucrably great er eflurta baa by the Directors to be in readin the opening than in any former year. There was o geatifsing absence of hummering and aawing, and all things, from the big fountain down to the roda fonntains, appeared to be in good shape for inspection. Another thing observable was that the exhibitor wate not only more prompt than usual in arrang- ing their varlous dispinge, but had bestowed more taste and expenreinithe exterior decoration of thelratands, One of theec, where magnificent dleplay of fur goods wasnecn, cuat, It ie sald, not far from $1,000. The pagodas, the dry-oode standa, the candy counters, Were all orightly orna- wented,, antl presented a very preity appearance ‘Tho mapaxera bave iso done their part handsomely in tho way cf adornment. ai itwas quite pardonable in Brother Keynol say, und to aay it himseif, that the show. was by far the beet that hu@cver been gotten up In Chica- a. In this the viellore generally coincided. To be sure there were etilla great many vacan- clea to be filled, butitis pretty certaln that not many daya will clapse before every available cor- ner of space allotted to exhibitors will be occu- pled. Some of then are inexcuenbly dilatory, snd, fis the Secretary hae a bundle of applications for room of sutticlent proportions to siart another ex- sition ona bly scale, {tis highly probable that the parties falling to come to thea will find their aces au othe ye pected the dlentay of manafac- turing appliances and Inventions will be more than asua. if varied and interesting. Several important contributlous bave already come to band, and be- fore the close of the week the collection will be auemanted considerably, dry-goode depart- mente were the objects of much Interest ing, most of the atande b taste, The agricultu yet only partlally fed, of muny of the departments, ‘eTho Art Gallery wae thronged all evenide, 50 almply a weari- neue to the fewh ond hardiy any cratification eye to walk around it, it noted with general satisfaction that {he price of the catalogue was pat down to a popu. igure, and it was likewise remarked that in many reapecte the Directors had shown a becoming regard for the comfort of tue visito: John Hand was there with lis orcheatra, and succeeded in cn- Tivoning the evouing promenade with selections of popular music, he admission, {t ahould be remembered, Is only 26 cents this year.—n figuro which will place it within tho reach of a very much grestor majotity than In former seasons. THE ART GALLERIES, THE GENERAL EPPECT. Bofore going into. any claborate notice of the pictures which graco the walls of the gollerics, it may be well to nak the qnestion: Doce this exhi- Uition display any advance in art-culture? The collection of two years ago was malnly contributed by American artiste, ant embraced landscape, genre, historleat, and portratture, ‘Tho works of the various artiets wero grouped together, so that the spectator could have a full opportunity of crit- feally examining the manner of the limner, and comparing the offoct of one group with another, thus in the aggreynte contrasting the various schools and modes of treatment, Many of tho pictures ip that colicetion wore the property of art- collectors in our large cities; others wero commissions. not scrt home, and others were foreale, Asan exhibition of American art,—rath- er, to speak more properly, of American artists,-— cceas, Mt wat Beny ne a ‘The exhibition of lavt_ year waa what ls termed @ ** Juan collection,” Private gallerica in tha erty, Milwaukee, New York, and eleewhere wero place under contribution, and tho rosult was the bring- lug together of s large number of the worka of thu moat Gletinguished artivte mn this country aod Eu- rope—the foreign works largely predominating, None of theee pleturea were for sate. mea of them had a historical vaine in addition to Iptrinsioa worth, and for that reason attracted greater atten- thon than was paid to the more modern productions, ‘Asan educator, Inet year's exposition wax of more volne (thin the ‘vue preceding, and tho some remark can be made in comparing it gvith tho collection now under review, It poss ‘ed good examples of tue varlous European schools, ad what had been achloved by American studenta in thoso art centrca, ‘The callection of this year Bosscascs many of the Lest features of the two previous exhibitions, and in onu departmont—water culore—makes ao savpnes thet is romarkable. Jn thie particular the i of is without a paral ‘aking the ot paintings ta the erate, the: & good full Averago—probably o shade better—in the purely tachuical domain of art; butthe boldness of aub- ject, the absence of ventiment, anda total lack of ideality, in, a weasure deprive tho picturca of artistic .feoling, ‘The great bulk of tho canv particularly those of the Munich achuul, are what may be not Inaptly called studio pictures, This schuol revroduces a cottage tn- werior, lis inmates, a dog, ora horse, with purely photographic ddellty, ‘The artint’ nover gen: oralizes, Ho goes Intodetalla with the asetduity ofa pro-Rapbaolltey but ho never for an instant departe frau the earthy domain of the real into (he azure of the imaginative. He {8 practically a painter ofthe plalnest wrosc; ho never dabbles fu poetry, HUls motif lute technical truthfal- Bet ‘A prtmroso by tho river's brisk A yellow priinrose was to bin, ‘And lt was aothing more, THE srEctaL vos contains several remarkable pictures, ‘The Koman Charlot Hace" isa larze canvas from the ease} of Alatunder Wagner, one of the Professors Of the Itoyal Academy af Munich, {t represents tho cloalng sceno ina chariotrace inthe Circus Maximus ia the presencu of toe Emperor Donsitian. — Tt Imperial Court, with all ite beauty, and wealth, culture, are seated in the regal boxes, tmme- distely overlooking the broad arent, whils thou- sunds of Romans, ta whow 2 holiday has been vlv> fill the galleries, which oxtend from the base Snmpbitheatre far up to where the line Deeake $n upon the rich blue of an Italian sky. A canvas oanupy strotched over guy-rupes protects the Emperorand his train from the dazziiug sun- Hght. ‘he goal of the charioteera is directly ta froptof the Hoya} box, A borald stands at the ‘wre to suiounce the result, ‘Twa chariots, each drawn by four magnificent horsey, sro neck and nec! for the coveted ize. The drivers sre wild with excitement. The avectators are equally frantic. ‘The friends of the rival delvers seom delirious over the rvsult, Victory henge in the balance, The bounding horscs, in their maddeolag career, pai teke of the universal enthuses; their’ oy sparkle like brilliants, the nostrils dilate, the ears Ifo clus back to the head, chests expand, snd cach Quadrupedal quartcito burns with ap cagernesa to Win the ruce. ‘The distanced chariots, drivers, and horace are obscured in & cloud of dust, raised by an upset, which, It te far to tmagino, was not of infrequent occurrence, A chariot-wheel to the Jett of the forexround te bi and break-downs, The techn paloting are adwirable. ‘Th the sul erage of the wide at rifliaot eky, tho ground, the cool drapery of the count ¢ are bandied in a» wasterly manner. The hotee are superbly drawn, ‘They aro full of Hfe and suergy, and the driversare movels of manly beauty and pbyaical strength. eae by Jedacquaud’s historical palating, for merly iu the collection of the late King of Holland, Itrepresente Que of the most drawatic episodes in the bbtory of the Dutch Republic, The Duke of Alva, at the bead of the Spanish troops, had in- yaded the Netuerlands aud laid warte tae coun- fry. Willian the Silent, Prince of renee waa proscribed and bis property confwcated,' Ho souxbt to rally bis people and expel the Spanish foe, Tho Nationst ‘'reavury bad no money; the people Were without arcs, aud it was {0 thie emergency that William ruse to the piagolade of the situation, aod determined to scil ble jeyels, late, snd farviture, all of which were ‘of oral magnificence. Surrounded by bis fangy counselors, he etands nezotiating r asive sliver aud gal xobleta, dia- monde, pearls, ull the jewelou belrioums of an old family, which ie heaped up ino glittering pile upon the Svor. Ths Jewish bankers and brokers, drequed in the robes wuich i was compulgory for ‘Uno to wear wk tbat day, are examining the plata with curious aud cunning eyes, Strapped tw their wuletg aro leather ,auches dlled with gold colus; while little to tho rear few member of the Koyal bouschold eateriug in. huge follo the particulare of each sale as it (ranepires. Williai stands every inch » King. ‘The purchasers, knowing the object of the sale, are exorlitant tu thelr denuinds aud be Friuce seununstratce with acalmdiguity, The SN maste. of ceremonies fa more inliznant than hie Royal mnaeter, and pr: E Jnunmeaaaced ferms against the ecactlons, e farce of the Jewish bankers are wonderfully exprenuve Gf avarice and ennnings One daughter of Irrael in a prominent figure In the throng of He- brew money-changers. Jler the artist hae de- picted as a briilfint blonde. Hee hair felong and of the pronounced aubarn type. In thin the artiet hatglven uaa touch af the Ruhencaque. Throagh the middie background th raya are pouring in, and thelr refiected lig! fused eo an to give additional lustre to the precious ovrete, which the Pelnce ia devoting to the cause of hte country. ‘There ix lessof the seneational element In thie pictare than inthe '*Charlut Nace," and art-lovers will be more Interested in it on account of the marked Individuality which fe manffested on the coontenace of each Individealon the broad can- vas, ‘Tho third picture in the Special Room ts '*Shak- are Reading," by William Vage, of New York. ‘his portrait iy ine artlata ideal of what the lard of Avon ahould haya been. In the buildiug of It, Mr. Paze haa made use of, the Btratford bust. Droeshaut's copperplate engraving, the Chandos fariralty and the death-mark st Damatadt. Com- bining all these, Dir. Page sonetcaeteds lealer buat of the poet, from which he painter the por- trait. It would be a work of hypercAticlam to pare an opinion on it as & portrait. Nevertheless ft 1s permissible to ray ihat {t doce not fuldll the expectations of — thuxe who have studied the works ofthe immortal banc. Had Mr, Pave dreased his figure tn black, and sub- dued the flurid conplesion, the portrait would have answered remarkably well for an ideal cun- ception of the **Afelagcholy Iigne," the moet in- tangtole character which dyures in the entire range oftue drama, Asan exampte of Imaginative dar- 19g thie portrait by Mr. Paige does not stand alone, German ecalptors bave idealized Schiller to auch aneztent that the most untiring. students of his works fall to recoonize him, In another article the paintings In the other gal- Terloe will be honored with an extended review, MARINE NEWS. Fy PORT HURON. Spectal Dispatch te sue Tribune, Pont Hunox, Mich., Ang. 20.—Down—Props Comnmodore, Waverly, D, Ballentine and consort, Sheldon and coneort, Turner and barges, McClel- lan and raft, Jarvis Lord and berzes, Valcan and raft, Obloand barges, Clinton and tow, Porter Chamberlain’ and barges, Tempest and. barges; schra Orphan Woy, Jesse Hoyt, Scotia, Golden Weat, Foster, Three Brothers, Sohn O'nell, Mf. E. Trimole, G. G. Honghton, Riverside, Cheney Ames, Mont Blane, Gen. Franz Sigel, Narraran- sett, dames Platt, Wabash, Mediator, Asa Childs, cl pats Glenier, Acot.. Bt. Al M Pring! raps St. Joxe} 5, Mary Pringle and” bargen, Kateham and consort, tay City and cs, Wirkhead and barges, barges, Alpen achra ll. J. Webb, Sena- ind ba: George ity nad harges tor Blood, ‘Trinidad, J. Maria, Scatt, Pride of Weather tne, America, Camden, Wind, ‘northeast, fresh. Theschr olivia, which strack the bottom at Sand Beach and stink, hag been rajeed, and is naw on her way to thie port, She will reach here late 1o-nigl NAUTICAL MISHAPS, ‘The tug Van Schalck came near becoming a total wreck yeaterday noon, Sho waa lying alongelde of the sche Zack Chandler, at the point at the conflu- ence of the North Branch and the main tiver, when the bigachrG, W. Adams, jn tow of a tug, came along. The schooner swung Into the Van Schalck as ako was rounding the point, and struck the pilot-houac of the tug with her stern qnarter with such force as to throw it nearly over, As it was, the tug cecaped with alight mjury., The new prop RC, Hrittaln broke two bindes of wheel by comact with a sunken jog, iu Kala- 200 Itiver, Sunday. h® schr Mary Lvorett stranded near Belleville, Ont.. last week, but waa gotten off without recely- ing seriuas injury. 2 The tug Halientine, which went to the rellet of the echr Hollis, which recently sunk st Band Beach, returned tu Port Huron Sunday for another steam pump, the one first taken out not beiny suf- ficient to raise her, It ts feared the venset will be 8 total loss, e MOW THE SAILORS TAKE IT. ‘The theme of conversation on the docks, in the tug offices, afd about the Inmber market and sa- loons where marinera **most do congregate,” wae the failure of the State Savings Institution, which has caught many a jack-tar in its dow: |. Kael- strom, of the Crib, came among his matine friends and sald be was ‘*tn for $700," A tugman, Capt, Dahike. who had labored night and day and saved up $1,700, was caught In the trap set by Mr, Spencer. Namerous others, with emaller enms, which they had placed ‘ta the account of loved little ones in several cases, were reported Jn she course of the general tai the conduct of tho broken bank mannger veraly and In many Instances profancly criticleed and charac. terized ae crimii A few took their losses good- naturedty, and looked upon the occurrence aa ono that, scemingly, must come perlodically; that there must be o general settlement all around st uncertain times, TORONTO AFIAINS, 4 Thore {a no change In the water In the harbor, and sailing !s easy, About the Queen's wharf! chan- nel It {fe acarcely needed to remind mariners that our statement thot the channel was clear to a width of about forty fect did not include all the channel, which ts 200 feet wide at least. Wut tne water out- aide the forty fect ts of a defMh that did not require the bottom to be dredged. is Na change In rates un coal arriving here. P. D. Conger reports several vessels afloat and others chartered at O5e from Mack Itiver snd Cleveland. From Lake Ontario porte 2Uc may be set down au 0 rate, ‘Thera la no movement to apesk of In thie har- bor. About the only graln nioging le that arriving by Northern Raliway from Culcage vis Colling- wood, and shipped hence to ports below, All our vesecle, besides, are out \Weet, with the exception of an occasional boat in the coal businers from across the take, ut the harbor tn not duller than ds expected at thta season any year,—Globe, 28th, LAKE FREIGHTS. Cuicaco, Aug. 20.—Thore was a fair inquiry for .vesse} room, Rates on eail ycasele were quoted at 24@ac for corn to Buffalo, the outside belng the asking tole. Tho capacity taken foota up 110,000 bu wheat, 180,000 bu corn, 140,000 bu cate, and 16,000 bu rye. Following $e the Mst of charter made sat reported yestorday! ‘To Baffalo—Pro} B, W. Manchard, wheat; Oneldo, corny Rich- mond, wheut and rye on through rate; barge W, T, Graves, corn; schr Klien Bpry, corn atic; achr G. W. Adams, oata at 23gc, ‘To Port Cothorne— chr Wy itoun qe To Kingston —Frop Empire, barge Church, wheat at B34c; sche Novada, corn at G33c. ToXarnia—Prop John Prid- Zeon, corn aud oats through rate. scheT. Y. Avery gets $1.75 for lumber from Oconto to Chicago; Ininber inside, Sche Hippogrlf eects $1.76 per cord for wood from Traverse to Chicago, Bebe, Kulgat Templar, ‘lumber, Alpena toChi- Rehr D. it Darton was chartered at $1.75 to brig wood from Traverse to this port, ° TRE CANAL, Bainarront, Aug. 20.—Arrived—Prop Montan}, Lockport, 410 brie four, 103,000 ha meal? Ea- eer, Joliet, 6,800 bu corn, Cleared—Prop Victor, Neury, 70,231 ft lumber: Gypsy Queen, Menry,’ 08,575 ft lumber; Freder- ick, Henry, 0#,357 ft lumber; prop Clty of Henry, Henry, 34,103 ft Imber; IWidore, Henry, 80,:H0 ft tener King ' Brothers, Kanka? kee Feeder, 18,000 ft lumber; Atlantic, Kankakea Feeder, 58,000 {¢ lumber: prop Pallas, Henry, 45,712'tt lumber; E, 8. Easton, Henry, 1,472 ft lutnber. * Buwasron: Ane 20.—0 p. m.—Arsived—Prop Georgia, Henry, 0, 5t ucorm; prop Welcome, 00 Henry, 4,000 bu corn; Hrilliant, Morris, 5,v00 bucorn. ‘Cleared—Plrat National, Jollet, 02,002 tt nm. ber, f.S00 Tat prop Montauk, port, 4,100 in wheat, ri ERIE, soectat Bupaich ta The Tribune, Enis, Pa,, Aug. £0,—Arrivala—None, Departurcs~Prop Gordon Campbell; achrs An- nfo Sherwood, Thomas A, Beott. Chartere—Schrs Sunny nd Sweetheart, cosl to Chicago af 40¢ per ton, + —— SIARQUETTE. ° Spectal Diqpatch to The Tribune, Manquarts, Mich., Aug, 20,—Arcived—Schre Senator aua Ganges. : Cleared—Prop 1. B, Tuttle Ely, Emptro State. Passcd down—Stmr Keweenaw, . —— CANAL TONNAGE AND TOLLS. The total tonnage of all the New York canal for the third week in August thie year was 187,054 tons 107174, 503 last year, a gain of 13,301, Tho toll collections Wor the same weeks compare os yas 1ST7. HSU, 148,275 2870, FS! Uy — ochre Georgo H. ’ follow: a decreaso $24,701. MILWAUKEE, « — Spectal Dispatch to Tha Tribune, Mitwacsss, Aug. 20.—Charters to Buffalo: Prop J. K. Fairbank; schrs Hi. A. Kent, Baveland Thayer, wheat st3isc, Tu Port Colborne: schre ke Hewson, J. We wheat at dc. Capacity, —_— PROPOSED NAUTICAL TROT. Poveral of Chicago's oldest mann fond of turf sports, and attend all the trotting matinees. Some of the: Doaseasors of Ayers, snd every man of them swears be has the fastest nag. To settle the matter, a trotyfAg race hav ben arranged, for Saturday aftcrnoon, at Central Park. Capt. Bill Dali may posaloly enter his horse, Flying J Hy his Hlue Bull stallion, Jibboous Guys Capt. Leonard bie Gold-dustyeldiag, Dotphin Btslker;’ Capt. ‘Teed bis renowned Ham- bletonian hermaphrodite ogsc Foreandatter; Capt, Crawford bls maltese gelding Skipper: acd Otuers whoas chines sro nut yeh made known, AL esas COX the horses, It is eaut, can trot. or pace, Inelde of 4800, anda close contest is anticipated in conee- quence, A email kee of r will probably be iret premiam, a bottie of ginver ale secund, and & bottle of earenparilla pop third. In view of the fact thatthe tacamay bea terrl- Uly exciting one, a band of music will enliven the occasion: and [tie proposed ta suspend the entire lake coinmerce for the nye NAVIGATION NOTES, Cutcaco.—The Goodrich ateamers are fetching large quantities of pefthes from St, Jos. atmr John Shetman goes to Michizan morning, and returnain the evening... The ** Big” Adams camo in light from Buffalo yesterday... Vessel-owncre are anticipating better ratea on grain than those of yeeterday....Gregory is mak- ing anew radder for the ateam-berge Leland... The stenm-barge Chatles Reitz and sehr. North, Amoskeag, and Mary Coltins are in dry-dock for fepaira and calking....Uf marline spike iy place of a pen joes, he don’t sp K Courler saya he with a $'q,"" as the Buffalo fellow docs, Ornen Ponts, —The tux St. Mary. of Milwankee, has been sold to Otto Killzinger for $2, 000,,,.Toe top Alaaka, acized Monday hy the Uoited Staten Marehalat AMilwankee, on the claun of the 'breniz Inewrance Company, hae been bonded, and depatt- ed for Ruffalo,...Kincacdine i” to have « new Menomineo Iight-ho: da new wharf,...The tay Satellite has gone into eorvice avain at Detroit, after re- ceiving repalrs,...A large fect of vessels in the ore trate wai A bula at Iaat accounts... Buffalo harbor med with graine! veesels Monday, and tage and elevators were Kent buey. ..The Pacific Ineurance Company fe the victina In the ache Bolivia's lost cargo of corn.... ‘The achr Wend the Wave waa docked last week forthe drat time in eleven years, when ber hull war found to bo unsually round in every respect, only needing a few strips of calking. PORT OF CIICAGO. The following were the arrivals and clearances for the twenty-four hours ending at 10 o'clock last night: ARELTALA” Stmre Corons. St. Joventy sundrtens Chf- Gage, Manitowoc, sundrieat Atpens. AMuekeguu, sin- drless propa Meaeenger. Henton Hah dries: Sky+ dark, Renton Harbor, sundries: sundries; Charen Dunbar,’ Muskegon, Mages We iauetrard, is uc ev lumber; Helen ellie Redington, Muakexon, Inmbers uso, “Coats fam Flint, ‘Trowbtidse, Menomtuer, te Saniatee, lunbers lee. Inmbery Elia Rlituwood, White rake. lumber: Kectorovity, Cedar iver. tear t, V. ones, Munkegon, Tumuery: fin van City, tumbers Iver Lawson, Muskegut her Pitot, Hurkene Rate Timbers Stary MeVea, Muskegon, Muskegon, iumberi G, W. Adame, Bi Gem, Muskegon, tuinbers A. Ab Muskeg lunter; Geurur L.. Keaver, Muskegon, lumnbert Mavela Tuompson, White Lake, lumber, Ecaws, J. 1B. Chaplt, White bake, Woods s . Cixanancyecschr Helvetia, Buffalo, 54,000 hu corny sohe tile inalow, Burtaly, 60,000 hi corns seer ¥ S16nefeed and 7 brisporks schr h City, 10 brie beets sen Floretta, wu corny sci Lizzie A. Law. Budtalo, sehr Luttie Couper, Collingwood, corn: sehr A. Jd. Dewy, Ringston, 15,140 bd pe Vincent. bel uoure actir Tonaleon. Mut bu corn: kchr Humer. iuttalo, 02.00 bu heats feu bila. Lilwoud. White Lake, sundries: Jolin Marka,“ Manistee, 12 jkva clemicale: prop Chari Metz, Manistee, 30000 corn, D0) bu nate, and sundries: sche il. C. Albrecht, Sarnia, 14.400 Ub coms prop Lawrence, Kingston, 1.111 bu ‘wheat son 19 Vacs of ttmuthy-sce4 —Ugdensburg, 12 hace of timo: thy-seed, andl sundsier-Clevelan, 444 Lage of Limuthy, ‘and sundsies—Cheboygan, 30 bein of u dries; prup WP Heath. baugatuck, 10 Url snd sundries! simr Ainena, sturkegon, 18 0 4 bria lard. 4 trie whitky, and sundries: oke. Huftuio, 32,005 hu corn, 1,00) bags 80 Lops pig-load; stmr Chinas, ‘luftalo, Erie, 40,000 bu corn, 105 brie flour, Merchaut. Mackinac, 40 bria fou: , beets ; Skylark, Weuloa ‘Harbor bs aiey gad sued Eee ce eee ae AMUSEMENTS. ** POOR JO” AT HOOLEY’S. It is not likely that the present generation of playgoera will forget the diamatization of ** Bleak Mouse" which hus been msdn famons by the ru- perb acting of Janauachek In thé double roles of Hortense and Lady Dedlock, And st may prove something of 8 drawback to the nuccers of ** Poor Jo" that one js obliged to be kept perpetually in. mind of that older version. Inthe bands of Janau- achek {t became a grand but gloomy play, She lifted s melodrama into the region of tragedy. Mr. Woolf bas aimed after emotional eflecte merely, and by centering the Interest upon the London street-walf has elld way from tragedy {n- to melodrama,—melodrama of rad tone, which Is sadder than tho tone of a second-hand rioloncello **of a good tone.” Tho present version diffcra in novery essential partica- Jere from the one already. familiar to ov, The me leading personages are Introduced, and the Interest of the story is of course made to centre upon toe mnrder of Tulkinghorn snd the discovery of the murderess, It is in the fiite or Poor Jo, how- ever, Instead of Lady Dediock and Hortense, that our sympathics are sought to be enlisted, and at firet thie seema a Ntile beyond the legitimate yar. pose of the pl: Itts only through the pathetle acting af df ‘ary that we sre reconciled to the idea of making them secoudary characters, for in teallty Jo playa quite @ niinor part in the drama. She has evidently made @ careful atudy of the humble hero of **Tom-Al-Alones, pictare of the forlorn, frlendiese, mye! Uttle atreet-Arab Je fullof tender pathos, The dying ecene {s particularly guod, and indeed the eketch, both ae rospecta make-up and actlog, Ine singularly falth{ul esfurt to realize the popular idestof one of the most familiar ficures in modern fiction, Mise Cary iadefcient in whut we might cxll Jocal coloring. She has not caught the accent of the London boy, yet this, to an American au- dence, will hardly be deemed a serious fault, Mw. Thomas Barry takes the part of Lay Ded- lock, and succeeda in endowing the character with unquestionable grace and dignity, She very wisely avoid iy atteinpt, to copy the method of Janauschek, aunply aima to repre- sent a proud, beautiful “woman. ly tortured by a terrible domestic necret, Janaus ache’ Inher delincatlon wakes a character which Shakespeare might have drawn, and whicu Ditkens cuuld never have dreained of drawing. Mrs, Marry fe but quite cqual to the task of representing ade quately even the Dickene ideal, Phere is ne wine cerity in ber pawelon, na tears iu her grief, nv ten+ dernces in heragectlou. [tly not akind uf charac- terizution witch falls in with ber temperament or training. She gives us no glimpse into the depths of a passionately world-worn heart, out ie content to present ina correct f fetal demeanor of an Englleh yuntleman’s wife. Frank Mordaunt's couception of Jnsnector Duckett {a very clever and very amusing, although a de- cided exagueration in many ways, He lauvidently deeply enamored of bis own acting, wud Uhis bly account for hile uvorelaboration ecnc in which he hae to pear fw occasjonally impelled to aliriek out thin, ** Yeu, yeas very good, Mr, Murdaunt, we we how well you can do that; nuw please niak way for the others.” Mr, Milhken's Guppy curious Conslory: ton of Dick Suwivedler and Joni Chivery; ile udt Guppy at all. Uradley aecms t bavea very inadequate notion of what the baughty Baronet should be, and be wakes htm many years tou youthful. The Tulkwoaurn of Mr, Coleman te acareful performance, correct as to make-up and nerally guod iu thaacting. Miss Brvi : rag nig a talented youne lady, but sie eadly mangtes het Freochifed accent, and in hyr best scene un- conscloualy turnes bi. hy ceamatie situation into ridicule, les Adelaide Thornton is very uccepta- bleinthe role of Asther, which, although not by any Means an arduous part, requires intelligence aud eane in its repreecntation. This play will be on the boards al} the week, = ns x SUICIDE, % Naw Yors, Aug. 20.—Mr, Marshall, prompter of tho Ainice troupe, jumped overboard ou tho way bere, and was drowned. EDUOATIONAL. ae NORTH SIDE HIGHER SCHOOL, i pS marae HGS LOFAY Classes tor . "a8 OF . ally, t2-2p. m., after Beye i. MCECAL, DANE An. : Just Wl voen Monday. Sept. BSAA EDDY, lees Prigu and Rludercarin TARY ACADEM ANVILLE | df) Tie. N.Y One hour fron bara feat, climate, 'ele Dutlitugs, steam dee wine; pu tefaplallune, earnest and thuradkh ark for ‘weoty- ae write euarerlays anid real bora diting for college. eclenes, ur business. elit eas. Send fur cataly elervnces to WALLACE &. WILLUOX, A, at wn DAS! A AND MES, BE. ana Way-hchuo te ti] 6. ee it au Lect uy Trot ie jernustly ecunpetént teachera. Lectures ; Waterliouse Hawigt Tapperion NORMMERS, ILLINOIS cuLL Fur. Whiteside County, Titinole (on thy Misslat pp, Trem wal, aud Musical Depart tury, Collexisig, Nor: as Gridhs Weheatot' Heading aad oratory Statunjeters Cured aud Taught to] hth be f terse O Poth boas Adttined vel" teras _GUIFFUTH, President, UTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, ins) climate sof Renaelal pa Renae Biodérate, *Addwas the HEV. C. Ve : Clpal for elreulas.. Nee eee ances obsiued ar q ; ; aday ey ‘greduaioof Tre je, Com inandant Wi at Point. 8, 5. NURT: Preabicot. ALUSIA HALL. ANDA Puile” Home schuol for by bealtara terns ta FREBHOLD INSTITUTH, Frechold. N. J. Boanuing. schoul fur boys. . The Rov. 4.6, CHAMBERS, Prtuczal. ‘ STOWN, N, J. eRe i TUOCELARND COLLEGK Nyack, (sy. Dori ‘sence; $225 per Year; oo extras, bend for circular. DEERSHILL (3S ILITAUY ACADEMY. FESD L PAG ar, 49 pases Styling decals, % Ps ee cet AEA TAL) Oe een ADAMS ACADEMY, Osteo” TON, CHARLES FRANCIS ADAXS, 1 airinan of the Board of Manage: WILMA HK. DIMMUCK, L1.D., Master. Thisechoot ta destened to give the beet and mort thorough preparation for college, ‘Tins past year thera hate Been ton teachers, wil of abllity and experience, and one hundred und Atty papils. There jae preparatory ciase in English studies and French for boys from ten fo fourtern years of ago. he Academy bosrding-house ta ander the entire charge of the resident teachers, antt buye receive caro- ful supervision and attention. ‘ar cataloguen and circuiars address the Master, ~ CHICAGO ACADEMY No, 11 Eighteenth-st. Classteal and Enslleh Day Echool, with Prima: Intermediate and Collegiate Departments. Pupft of both rexen have eqoa) advantages, and may pre- fare for adintesinn to any College or University or for business. Bleegail gene begins Rept. 17, “MT ABCUCK, Principal, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME, NOTRE DAME, IND. ‘This Institution affords students an opportunity of pursuing at will a Classical, Belentific, or Coth- mercial Conrre. ‘the Post-Graduate Course of Civil Engineering {snow fully es! Classen will be reanmed on Taesd: For catalogar, address, . VERY REY. W. CORBY, C, 8, G. TAKE FOREST ACADEMY, The leading Preparatory Bchoo! of the Weat. Its graduates in nine different colleges, Presbyterian control. FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 13, Address ALBERT R. SABIN, _Lake Forent, It. Principal, RACINE COLLEGE. Racine College includes a Schoo} of Letters and aSctentific Schuol, There is also a Grammar School preparatory to the College. Infellectual fairing the higheet eharacter 17 combined with trne dlecipline, religious care, and hieh culture. ‘The College and Grammar School open Wednos- day, Sept. 3 For further information or adm REV. JAMES DEROVEN, D, 2). ‘arden, Racine, Wis. ELMHURST BOARDING SOHOOL. A Family Schoo! for Young Ladies and Girle, near Chicago, “Next school year, beging Wednewtay.” Bet. 12. Indorsed and patronized by the moet eminent citi: zena of Chicagoand vicinity. ‘Thorvagh Engtisn teact- em. Native teachers of Freach and German. TI q Acronipliatied Profemore uf Music ang Dancin; Ubicazo. Acply foreireularto the Principal, strs, N. CUTTER, Elinhurst, DuPage Co., Tl. GLEASON’S ACADEMY 330 WEST ADAMS-ST,, CHIOAGO, This tean English € umerctal school for Young Men and Roy: in the boy we are bullding forthe future man, wo shall alm todo the ork of develanment:aad diselottn thoroughly and ically. Fal 1 Wi a rm Shr B. GLEABON, Principal, CHICAGO FEMALE COLLEGE, MORGAN PARK, NEAR CHICAGO, Reopens Tuesday, Fept. 11, 1877, with a Clastcal Sel- ct ‘Arthur .t.Cres- For pariteulars ft. Soran Park, Blcago. DEARBORN SEMINARY, 885 Wabash-av., Chicago, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and Girts, The twenty-second year unent Sept. 10. Band for g catalngue. Address Z- GROVEIL im5, of U.'D, MANSFIELD, 999 Wabash-av, MISSES GRANT'S SEMINARY, 128} & 130 Dearborn-ay., Will open Wednesday, Kept. 12. Ample accom- modstions for boarding sud day popile, | * + The ical and Realizing JENNINGS SEMINARY (For both aezes), AURORA, ILL, ARNO caret Dyah eal rt, tn ation te ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, ESTER, Pa.. openg SE 12th. Location health: fuiy grounds ampies bulldlagy commialtvus. ‘Thor. ugh matruction ta chy: LN. S- BGS, ant EXGLISHL t , ‘oz ‘eirenlare app Ri 6 ofllee nont House, Chicago, or Cui: at of the THEO, MYATT, President, MILIFARY ACADEMY. oTALCOrT, 4 SENSE bi Mactoais rthweat. MORGAN PARK Capt. BD. N. KIN lve aud clevated. Doping Bept. 4, 1877, Send fur NeKIRE TALCOTE, Morgan I Mille. C. Broussais’ Frenchand English School for Young Ladies and Children, reopcis on Sept. 10, at Std Michizane ay. She wlil be assisted by Mile. M. Hrousssis, Miss Jeffers, and other competent teachers, Wost Side Higher School ‘AND OLABSIGAL AOADEMY, A 674 Went Adan will open Fev, 3. Avply at Behool after Aug WinLiast A Waitp. LEGAL, CHANCERY SALE. The Chicago & Lake iturun Hallroad. In pursuagce gad hy virtue of a dual decree of the Clreult Caurt of the Chited States fur the Eattera District uf Sicnigan, in equity, mnade on the tenth dey of July, A.l. 1 Accrtain cause therein pondlug, wherein the ‘Trust Company, of Sew, York, ant, aud the Chicago & vary W, pmithers, Jo Lake jt on Jiwliro pnpagys baiiua it. Carter, Henry Nuwar Warqule L. McClelland, are de> fendante. “Nutive te hereby adven that L. the under sian jal Staster Commisafuner, will sell at publ Suction, "ty the highest bidder, ou ‘Thyroday, th ‘Twentieth Day of mepiemblers A.D, Neste bes cote hours of twelve clock #t nova, wud four a'clock p, i. af aatd day, at the (ropt door.ou Griswold, street, af the United states Post-Oftice Bullding in the City of i tn the mtiate of Michigan. the entire ratl- Tusd of the sald Chicagu & Lake Harun Taliruad Com- fe John’ Joi fendan any, with ail and singular the several parcels uf land rutin the track and roadway of the ssid Company, rom Chiteazo, tn the staie of Tinole, to Port inten In the Blate of Michigan. telng three Hunderd wad Gwenty-two milles in Tength. or thereabuute an Iso any and all branches thervof, together with alt alsu ai the rails, bridzes, fencee, statlons, ‘station-huures, buildjugs, and viler siruclures, aud beredituinents,and appusteut and wise ll the tole Income, rent, teaues, pride, and Franchised of tuo saul italirusd Comper, connect with ia ratiroad oF relating thereto, lnctudlig ite rights fod franchisee sea Gorpuratiua. ur conuectad sad per: tatnlag to aay Uf te my: ral rallros carpuratlons Which have become consoitiated fio the sald Cu eaxo € Lake Huron Haliruas Cyuipany, torluding all the Fights aud frauchtseeof sald sevural railroad curpot Hous, and aly ell the rolifug-stuck, locumotives, teu dong, gll the passenger cars, baggage, mall, sud express care, frelglt, sick, and ra, dat care, and rarsof every deecription, and shops, carsbups and biacksmith-sbops, also all the spachinery. stationary engines, and beldage, and allthe articles used In the conatruction, replact paling of ross, engiics, and care aod th foycther with all the ale fu the machine: "3 slaps: WRT er ball aflicles aod paplements cour pected with the eyuipineut, re SPE ductlag, and repalring of the sald tho said Hadlruad Company a1 tbe time Id mortyace ur thereafter acquired: locudutives, care, aad ather rolling-etuck, Sstures, Matlons, stutiou-bouscs, bulldings, and sppurtensaces, audallother articles, fmplements, aud matertals can ected with the p er equlpinant working, conduct: ny, aud repairing ot any and all branch raltrusde be- joowing ta said Ratiroad Company at the date of sald mortgage, oF thereafter seauired by (tad, (a @ldttion theres wing all the, equlbiuent, rulllny-stéck, Tocouna- tyes, supiiies, tooly Lunplements, and appurtenances zt Gtwtatever uatiire of dextijtion acquired by the: tet pelner herelapore putnted mh this Cause, oF provided by hin torial or to cunmectiva wid tb) 9 described; to by suld ua cP, sa tosevcral parcels \d Btate; @ aurtzaze srocuted on May, A.D, loey, by the Peulusular ial: wey Cuinpany to eafd complainant, on a0 much of said Fellroad ss extends from (he eat! Cily of Lausiug to the uf Miltoo, tn sald Klate of Michigan; murtgage a day ot May, x 2. Bet by ie rc upANy, urgantze juries uudeetue lawaof tho states of ‘Michigan, {udlane aud Mauls, to eald cumplaiuant, iwuch of sald rail 00 40 tusd as extends fruus Ailtou, tn the state of Mi (othe City of Chicago, (nthe diate of Tituy bivrigage executed of the fret day Of be plein! 1970, by the Peolugular Kallwng, cpmvauy. organized Under the lawsof tho slates or Silchigaa, Tedisus, sud Hiitnuls, tothe sald coupiaioant, vu se inuch of sald ratlruad ee extends frum the sald City of Lanslug tu salt ‘Town of Milton, all of wutch Inorizexes sre wentiuned and forth [p seid decree. Sald decree provides thas sald rallrosd and Its sppurtevaucce sball be wuld subject To aald inortgass lens described as sforeaald bus Jt buy Wee pruridca tet dus pureha'ee uF purchasery a sala sale shall not incur any gemonal Mubllity whatever to nay the thueutedocas etval thercou aucrulug, ser gan, ud & D, Jed by ay seulor wurtgage cusalltutlog » prior Hen or prive lleue thereon, oF On sanue part thereat | Spectal Master Commialane: Fauld Decree, 0 RLM Complainant's Solicitor. Dated, jetrolt, Aus. 37, Ist. Parla tssule agent or in ¥rauce INJECTION: CADET. Gaeln 3 Aare: For pale bE FOUGE MLA, ew Yorks SUITS, a I athe ee Made to mei 1 atiun 9 take hire usdsed yules pertectly osils- clays 17d Leet Sacusou as becteeny i ebr ADELPHI THEATRE, J, Wf. HAVERLY... Proprietor and Managen GREAT WT. NIQUT TIS WEEK THR GRAND, M FIUENT, LARGR PLAY, TIE FLAG OF HONOR? Grandeast Premters—Sijen, New Sernery, Costumes snd perties, Spirit Fea at the She. _Ammaz |, Extensive Dramatic Company. Two Mill Organtrations, fine Inoking men, Freuct, Musee FRpotian ‘solttery. ft thid plas Ro ratse ln pricea. Admltsfonsone-half the pri otyer trat-claws theatre ta thiscity. All Ladte Satinees Wednealay and Salunlay. Matioees PROGRAMME OF LAKE'EXCURSIONS On Sir JOWN SHERMAN tWeather permitting): a prhamlar, Ang, S0-Michiean City at @a.m.7 return G Ini on the At 2:0 and 7:7) p, m.; % ye ty acatn at 11:90; return at Fritay morning; far for either trip. Fritay, Aug, it. dosent return st 10D. me: £1 Ly Se he Ink a a It Monday, Wedne gall for aascugers, wnt PT. BA ~~ HOOLEYS THEATRE. An ertraordinary Success] Every evening and Weds Rymiay and saturday Matinees, the celebrated young a4. Character Actress, § MARY CARY, Py In the new and inteneely effective drama by H,E. Woolf, Saturday, wilt Hon Bulliing ats Propriet hurd of Ex AN Natio. Mles Mary Cary tn hor origiaal wondrvful charactertza- Hon, J, aipported by her full Company, comorinig following favorite from Sew fork aud (hone Frank Mordannt, Edward Coleman, 11. B. Beale ey “win Milllkens | H. Davia, George Eldridge, Mrz, Thomas Barry, Miss Henrieue Irving. Mies Ades se Novel Elects, ctr. McVICKER’S THEATRE Mi ; Ble Thornton, ”"Néw Scenery. ’ BABY. 3 ‘+A Dramatic Idyl.” by T. & McDonough, will bo pre ented every night til further goticr, and at the a ne folowing arilete tn the east dH, MeVickre, Jos, Wheeineke iarry Lee Yto- Tand ited, Harry Pierson, Laura bon. Fanay Price, Clara Kloneati, Geraldine Maye, Alice Hastings. COTTON’S OPERA-HOUSE. Monroe-e! car State. ‘Aug. 27, MONDAY, Old Sleuth, the Detective. Entire canons of Programmes. ‘RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TA o Fxrtaxaniox or Tevenexce Manns.—t Satara; Stee Thay eiceiten | Monday ‘eaeeneeee CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, Ticket Umea, 62 Clarkert, saherinan House) and at aPactfic Fact Line... «.. anit aque Nig! nana Slant Expre asious City & Yanklon 3333333 dGeneva Lake Express, bLake Geneva Express. m. Pullman MHotet Cars are ron through, between Chi- gro and Omaha, on the train leaving Chicago at 10:30 im, 4 “ Noother road rans Pullman or any other form of jotel cars west of Chicai g—Depot corner or Wi nd Kinzie and Kinzle-ste, if DeDepot corner of C CHICAGO, 8ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS LINE. Ticket oven 62 Clark-at. and at Kinsie-Strect Depot, Leave. Bt, Paul & Minneapolis Fix... *10:03.9, BE, Paul & Minneapolts Ex... it 9:00p, m. ¢ CHICAGO, ALTON & BT. LOUIS ARD cHIoAGO KANSAS CIT: 'Y & DENVER SHORI LINE Union Le; Weat Bide, near Madison-st. brhi Twenty rihintest. Tiekee mice: tet ieandotuhest. 8 Kansas City & Denver Fast Ex St. Louls & springfield Ex...1° At. Fouts, Sprinuneld & Texas} Pekin and Peoria Fast “8 Pearle: Keokuk Turifisroae Chicago & Paducah 3. It, i Eireator, Lhcon, Wash'ton kx]* Joliet & Dwight Accommdnt CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & BT. PAUL RATLROAD. Tnton Depot, commer Madigon and Canateats, Teket Oilice, Od South Clark-at., opposite Berman Nu.Le, and at depat. Milwaukee rapes q Wisconsin & Minnesota tres Day, and Mer Tray Day’ Kxpresa, weve *10:008, m.'* 4:00p. mn, ‘Wieconsltt, tow ry i sola Express. * BCS p.m. 1008, m, malp & atts Hay, stevens’! _tand through Nighi Expr pough Nighi t 9:00; ail 7:00. m. ‘All trains tun via Milwaukes, Tickets for st, Pant and Minneapolis are good either via Madison and Prarie du Chiea, ur via Watertown, LaCrowe, and Winona. TLors CENTRAL RAULROAD. Debota facet utices Wai Randonee near tyres Teave. | Arrive. St. Lonte Express, Sf, Lauta Faat Line Cairo & New Orient, Calro, NewOrieans & Texas Ex § bpringdeid Express Sprinwfield Nixbt Ex, Peoria, Hurllogton & ia Durlinyton dé Keokuk * Dubuque & Sloax City E * Dubuque & Sioux City E Glimau Massenger.. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD. Depots {oot of .eke-st., Indisoa-ay., aod Sixteenthe send Canal untisiateenth-ate, Heket Ottess $9 Clark-at., and at depots. Teaver) Arrive. 1d Ottawa Metentor ore $00. 733 a.m, Rockt nd, ue, 0) BM. Pacific Express fur tn Pa Kansas City, Atchison & 51.360 MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, ske-st. ‘out of Twenty-second- Pepe die abet St kt ener ph, Grand Pacide Nutel, and at Valiner Hour. + Leaves j_Airive. Malt (vie Matn and Af ay Exprosg, Kalamazoo 4 Atlante Expram (dally7..0-05 Nigut Express... a PUITSBURG, FT. WAYNE & CHIOAGO RAILWAY, Depot. coruet Canal sud Madison-ats. Beker Omces, Cisrk-at., Palmer House, aud Grand Pacite Hotel: Maf) and Birpress x jo Expres. Yat Lines inslesve BAprTMaOeS & OID, foot of, Mi Inslesve from Exposttion. Building, of Mon- rate Ticker Oficea: is Clarkes usc, Even raciae, and beoat (faposition hulidiny)e> Leave, | Al 1:08. m.|{ 6.408. ma. giup. olf 8:40 p, a, Morntog Express, Favs LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERY. Arrive. yopie neice 4 Sith bepress PITTTSBURG, CINCINNATI & 87, LOUIS RR Depot coruer of Clinton and Carrull Weat Bide. Express. pt Papre by is Ie BLAND & PAG P10 Bal BoAe Serer ea gir eritan-suk Tick ePe eUtlce, ou Clarkeeie, Bliermua House, [teste [_ ane: Omaha. Leavenw'th & Atch Ex'*40:15 3. w. Eee Arco “5 tgbt Kapress. LAKE NAVIGATION, el On EL 7 For Duly, bunday excepteders. oo crore QR Me pray’ buat don't go will ae iooruing's lust gos 4 4 ForGraad Uaveu. Grand Hapita and Musk: un. Dally, Sunday Peli a, Lito, ad saturday au Suaday excepted. af 0 a. ty pally 43 19) Puy tu, Sunday aéx- 's boat ‘does nut leave Friday .egesesy 7 De le GUIRANTERD SPECULATION. RESON Te hatha RCE RS fay prubh le made. | Melcrences y 4 on give Oorreapuni- a dolled Weis MCBYELE & CO sro ureage eae Bee ry