Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1877, Page 8

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1877. plays well cast, Einil Lorawitz, an old head in [8 o'clock, All members are requested to be | of eleven Mnes in DtAubicne's “Baron de | Bruin’s uppetite for tt that the planters of Con- | of a steamer, has also been reduced hy the ure crs TOY nar, the German theatrical Hine In this city, is man- | present, Ferneste” the following fashionable tinta enu- | oma and Tunica Counties, | DAR Missisatpnl, have | of machiues which are not employed ia Enwlana, |g a ager, and Louis Krettow leads the o} The Unton League Club of the Third Ward | erated: Turquoise hie, orange, dewLleaf, | recently heen compelled ty place gunrda ground | ‘The first iron vessel constructed in the United B ABBITT Hy TOILET i) AP e L THIS CITY. GENERAL NEWS. Charles Fishback, who was assaulted of Mail- Ison street Friday night by a man named Jones, The company is made up of such as Victorla | | l Isabella, zizolin, king-color, sad- fri their cornfields to protect them from destric- | States was built. in 1865, and. since then 251 Richter and Karl Meyer of ast avason, and the | Mects this evening in their hall, southwest corner | petty, nacarade, barley-blossom, slck I ction. Ao medium-sized bear, with an ordin ships of various dimensions, with 9 total ton- remainder were carefully selected trom Cinein- | Wabash avenue and Twenty-second street. celadon, geratched face, tatecolor, sprit: appetite, has been known to ett cown and de- | nage of 107,500 tong, and yalucd at from twelvo natt and St, Louis. Mrs, Hoceket and dagchter | -Tae Piorita Co-operative Colonization Soclety | Stee. Bay green, brownish-creen, sea-zreen, | atrov two neres of growing corn in a single | to fifteen millions sterling, have been launcl and Mra. Jaceer and dauchtes from the former i meadow-green, gray-geeen, dudas-color, elm, | night, ‘They xo on their foraging expeds d this being an average of about thirty every pear, : and Heinrich Shober, the comedian of the | Will mect at Rohl’s Hall, corner Eighteenth | tying monkey, bean-blue, rejolving widow, lost | In the nigittime, and entering a ‘These fignres are very Insignificant whet ng No. atti was not arrested, but shinply went to the Mta- | city. ao te ate ti oy lage even; | ftrect and luo Island avenue, this evening at | tyetiummetia tavorcotur: hrows breads apes | they aquaton thelr hunches, aitick an ear of | bealde those concerning the abtpbullding on the Aland steceptivg Linn to appear against Jones, ine was" The Rote of Bacharach," asentimental | 8 o'clock. grin, returned prodigal, and chimney-sweep. vorn, and proceed to mastleate it with an appar- | Clyde, but the United States returns for the pion anid de dacob Pleasant, a colored man, 45 years of | German lay, or "character picture,as the play Company I. Firet Regiment, will mect at tho —_- ent relish «nal to their bipedal enemies. When | four last years show somé very remarkabie re- "Att ape, died suddenly at 11:30 yesterday morning | bill has it, wntten by Theodore Gassmann. | armory, UM2and 116 Lake street, this evening POMOLOGY thefr appetite {a satiefled they cutoff cornatalka | sults. Thus the tonnage of vessels constructed of eclencific t his home, No. 4 Meridian street. From ap- | The music ts by Conradi, For an opening | at $ o'clock, for business and drill, Those wlsh- 4 below the ear by the armful, and, walking ras 224,000 tons in 1872, 266,000 tons in 1874, BI cao Perimentthem DN OOM Ea e nielit the play and the scenery ran remarkably | ingto Join the Company ara invited to attend. ——-— erect, carry their booty through flelds, over | 270,000 tons in 1875, anid ‘204,000 tons in | Saisie nent soap hae perfected, antnaw oters touts pearances the cause was heart discase, well. Shober made ‘ute amie inthe character |” . Sixteenth Btenninl Session of the American | fenees, and into*dark recesses of the ewanips } 1876. Upon the’ other hand, _ there qe Te FINEST. TOLLE SOAT in the Dr. M. W. Sherwood and wife arc spending a | of Jean Baptiste, keeping the andience in one | _ Pupils admitted to the Tigh Schools from the Vomological Society. and canebrakes, to thelr hiding-places. has been a rapld decrease In the number of | Wertd. Oniy ine purest Fegetatle Otis used tacts continuous roar with his drolleries, ‘The other | Scammot, Dore, Foster, Burr, Carpenter, Speelat Corrrapondence nf The ‘Cribune. a eae Soe acrew-ateamers built on the Clyde elnce 18t4—,] Manwacture, Tay 1 Je quite. favorable impressions. | Washington, and Wicker Cark Schools wilt res (se ‘ + | from 120 in that year to 113 In i 5, and to $3) ‘ i Re eeatee iedvetlued to became qulicn sue: | pork thie morning at the. tien Sctool building | , Bautiaone, Aug. 2.—The Ancrican Pomo- | GEN, GRANT AT THE PRINCE OF WALES! | inst year. ‘There has not been any "decrease in ) FO? Use it lie Norsary it Has No Equal, ceas, as there isa large German population in | on Monroo street, near Ifalated street. lopieal Sovicty having accepted the invitation of DINNER the number of paddle-twheel steamers, ot which Yacation with friends at Rochester, Minn, The deutist-sportsman’s celebrated Irish sctter {s niso of the party, and a patr of fine breech-load- take ne . a S72 Worth ten times tts enst to every mother and fami} ers vompicte an outfit which threatens ecrious | that section of the city. Prives are cheap and All interest imation of a company | the Marsland Horticultural Society, the six To the Editor of The Tribune. 1 sere built Inst Sear, against 14 in 1873 and 10 | sThttendom. Sample hos. contaming st taker ayy consequences to the carnal prairle-chicken. the entertainment irat-clans, oye of cavalry fn Nie vest ‘oiision are requveted | teenth biennial session and exhibition of the | Fongsr, Ill, Aug. 81—The criticism of Mr. | In 1874; but inthe United States, the yard of | guuces each, reat free to any address ou Povelpt ofty TUR WORKINOMEN’S PANTY, to atten Charles Burns, 28 years of age, hailing from Milwaukee, while sitting in an Intoxicated con- ditfon upon a railing In front of No. 217 Fulton ‘ y - Mr. Roach—one of the largest shipbullders [n | cents, Address z Ada w Id at Daltimure, commence! eq 7 a Ls pl A mecting of the local sections of the Work-.| strect Fienammetine a Martine's Hall on Ada | former will be held at Daltimure, commencing | George William Curtis, quoted with fuplied bs the country—has turned out 83 paddle-wheel : lock. The Ex- | Sept. 12, and continuing thrive days. The Inst I last Sunday's Trinuse, from 7 ie E BA B I N Y ” 's Party was hell yesterday aft it ne ptsds y approval, In last Sunday's Trinuse, steamers with a total tonnage of 63,150 tons. Ww Rama's Haneis Nerth Clark surcete eee Galt: Anilidng Aeant sea present, aud a gerinanent | sexsion of tho Nociety was held at Chieage, In | sarper's donthly, on the order of precedency —————_-— BT. T + NG ork City, street, fell over it and {ota a: Masrmont some fatex fille the chair and Jolin Slamen acted us ages.) fo a was Tarrely paar by frulv-atoeers observed nt the dinner lately fish tu bowos of ‘the Swamp Angel. For SALE DY ALL DRUGUISTS fourteen feet deep, severely cutting and bruis- | Scribe, 3 from all parts of the country. ne exhibition | Gen, Grant by the Prince of Wales, ts, I sul New York Wort, — a ra al legs Reese an ger gee gy ied Se was aremarkably fine aad interesting ane, and | qnty tary Ugble to criclam ftectt, Tie acems | _,Sermeant Fells ofthe New Yore, Volunteer pouse, No. 17 v8 An inventive genins has discovered anew plan for Insuring the safety of depositors in safety banks. He would have the names of all the officers, Directors, and shareholders, with thelr jy of residence, painted legibly upon the hank doors,—then ff anything happened the mob would know where to go. A squabble at the West Madison Street Sta- tion has resulted In the transfer of Detective Flynn to the Armory, vice Michac! Gallagher, who takes Flynn's old place at the Madison Btreet Station. Both men are good detectives, and will doubtless do much better work in their new positions than they had achance to do in their old stations. A young lady on Hoyne avenue asked her fouue man Saturday evening why be called her hia Ultra, and he courteously replied that it was Latin quotation. This," said he, ‘ie iny knee, and when I add you to it 1 have im‘ knee, plus Ultra, which ts Latin for ‘I don't ! i Enginecra, suggested the name of © Swamp Au- i! Fesignation of J Thoramark whom steRuess | James Tall had a quarrel yesterday about the | 2% proved of great value, not only to the pro- | to juiigo the affair from a democratle stands | poi} tor the battery bullt iu the marsh Lelween A PERFECT TOILET SOAP obliged to withdraw. The management of the | furnishings of a room with Mrs, Lavinta Hines, | Uucers present, but alev to others throughout | point of ftness, rather than consider the actual | Afortis and James Islands, memorable in the # political campaign was then aiseussed, and Keeper of the Morgan Iouse, No. 95 Clark tho country, Tho American Pomological | circumstances attending it. sleze of Charleston,—its construction being the definite plans agreed tupon as regards the attl- street, The irate landlady collared him and Soctety is in no respect commerctal or money: "To appreciate the position of tho Prince, it is suggestion of Col. Serrel, of the same reciment. | Firet amona the reantsten of the toltet tan 074 tude of the Worklugmen's party toward the i , i ‘The murah thereabouts wos sixteen feet deep, as | article of Soap, hut to procure tt fe not Alwave ait eas se tolltcal parties, Tt wan teauived ton, | threw him dovn-etals, fracturing his left wrist | taking, No premiums aro given, nor arv its | necessary to refer to the fucts Of the occaslon. | Toviidtuee witha pole abowed, aiid tho Lleuten | matter. Ateay of the mos ecoensive soars te msg vite all other labor organizations, workingimen’s | and nose, aud otherwise iujuring him quite | CxHibitions competitive. Its objecta are en- | The ox-President found himself in a foreign | ant to whom the work was’ confided at first | Ket are made from crarse and deletoriote niatertals. ant ward clubs, ete., which have not yet united with | sevorely, = ‘couragement to the growth apd propagation of | country, having an ancient society of Sts own, | gave It up as impracticable, and having been di- | thetrdettcate co‘ortaz and fragrant perfum? ton often the party, to send their dulegates to confer with new frults. Opportunities are given for cam: | with little precisely in common with his, except rected tocall for anything he might deem neves- | CoBccal the most repulsive tinpuritier, The disstomres ft Minor arrests: John Powers, for the burg- 4 7 recently made pubiic regarding thle anbject are We she nee hntnukey eonyunclan oe ho tele An a lary of the Boone Ionse, ad 0 Stallion pariaon, and the locailtics best adapted todiffer- | tho tongue. Measured by a cosmopolitan | sary for tho work, made a requisition on the | Tesntr made publle remnniini ¢hie atblect are vous are , “hlet Quartermaster for 100 nen cighteun fect high to r evening, and at whifely all the wards in the city | etreet: A. F, Itoscoe, larceny of awateh and | cB ¥arletics of fruits are discussed and ecled | standard, hie name 48 In the front line of the | wade through mud aixteen feet deep, and fume. | Seested Soaps are now Kaown tu be estreniely vies will be represented. It was further resolved to | chain from ‘Thomas Lucas, of No. 107 Larrabes | YPM. Marshall V. Wilder, Esq. of Boston, | great of this ur avy other ago; still, as cach | diately calledon the aurgeun of his reiinent and | jar lerieaton te cate eet tat take steps toward the immediate publication of | street: Charles Graf, nssautt with intent to do | resident of the Society, hus catablished a | community has {ts own method of expressing | Snauired it he could splice the men if furnished. it is seal iy, aches, The char act a he tate adally and weekly paper entirely inthe interest | bodily Injury. upon M. Maddenbone; George | fund, which Is devoted to the purchase of gold, | its estimate of both watives and foreigners, | This piece of pleasantry cost the Lieutenant is | trom ina sine ene RE meemeicanen wine wee ee of workingmen, to be owned and controlled by | Sears, mispidcing a switeh on tho Alton Road. | gtiser, and bronze medata, which aze awarded to | Gen. Grant passes, wills sojourning In Eu- | Sfrest,aud the battery was built of 85,00) worth | sccutiny uf » tN ord ° " the Wilder Medaiz, and. are oflabor. A meeting will be licld at No. 45 North | Atmory yesterday. | Ilts tame te John dones, | known ag | the Wilder | Mean ai) | 800 | stands as an eminent and meritorfous American | night, ‘The gua mounted was a 200-pounder, Clash steeot toate Bt to complete. te ‘ofpaniza- Bil ie weaken for aaa iy a rae Belg cocci bre ah as horas ait an without titular rank, and fs, therefore, entitled | a Parrott; the distance from Charleston was Hausen, Rubens, Butt, Parsons, Swerdfeger, | sture on Clark street, in front of which Jones is | over | 6,000 Varietles uf froiz were | to just such precedence as the code of Engilsh | flye inites, aud the gun was fired at an elevation . ; Butt, IS a + iene Years betn chs lon 40n could bs fulluwet, = fromacren 10 or rather | When deoce, Tho dient Toller Kos i w Yo rf award hose Linens estal Koap Manuf, nt is hy far the Lar, : " # 7 ft thirty-tve degrees. Tho atrain on tt was | w! o * in the habit of worrying passers-by with small | displayed; and it Is coufldently expected that | etiquette awards in matters ceremonial. That | Pi hiths uf He Aas | whose immense o sty far A Want anything more on my knee.” Don't you | and Yau Futten were appointed temporary | dotcers of the Fire! Fire! clasn, ‘Iliseseapy | the exhibition this year will excocd any former | Code ig q part of the life of the Engllel people, | iru chat st burst nt the thirty-fourtu discharge, | Tinie soutionstias far change cet Gorn wien te gee, my darling! She aald she did. came avout through the carclessness of the | one. sit defined and ns Httle Hable ti ‘ re Kk “rials | ceminaied,’ but Un Intent mnecers Te tuo. anprascista HOTEL ARRIVALS. Considerable progress has besn made in the | 20d fs os well defined and os jc Hable to | was the ureatest humbug of the wer, ‘Three } crowntathe nunseraua viet alreaily actileved. Yesterday afternoon John Coughlin, of No. | _ Sherman House—Tho Non, Jamer Carroll, San | 1ck-up Keeper, who tured tim louse with thy | | Commins momtoss he Kesh Ona ag | change as the organization of their Parliament. | shells, fitied with ordinary portillre, were fired | \ After vearaof tatient iavor ani sciendl qu axperiinent 297 West Kinzie atreet, while stealing a ride on | Francisco; Anton Hopfen, New York: damew M. | lodgers, at the Fifth Regiment Armory (the lurygest hull | 4 f@ binding alike on the titled and untitled, | Into the City of Charleston; but uverytinng be- 2, Bann ne bavaveccaded in pertertt the Northwestern Railroad between Curtis and | Levy, Cincionati: d. xi. conrad, Hictebares WY Lato Saturday night John Clark and Michael | iy tie city). It will beheld in connection with | te Mustrivie aud the humble. Yond this was due to the fauey of vensational | elpatneredteate are the nurest yeu May strocta, twas accidentally run, Overy tbe | He coatad, Hudaios the Hon Il! Angus, St Finneunu, of No. Gb Weet Taylor street, had a | henna exhinicion of the Masmand ttortveute | A title In Great Britain, being conferred m | correspondents, Neacturing pe wcesens Ay SnETPCIE spew und ale ate Wheels crushing both lege below theknece, The | (y Coney ee nd A. Ailuple, New | deunken quarrel, tuvhich Finnegan was thrown | tural Suciety.aud the two shows will be virtually | Virtue of the Royal prerogative, Je presuined to ed i tesult te simply waparalled In thie department of tur unfortunate young man lived only a few hours rand Lacite-G. I. Durfee, Leaven- | {utua basement. Falling between two boards | combined in une, for, although the awards {n | mean eomething; and not the least part of its Strange Malformation In s Family: 7 8T. Dates ‘Loner Soar" 16 the tradesnare. after Dr. Necley amputated them. He was a L.oM. Dayton, Cincinnau; i, F, | in auch oa way ns not to be able} the horticultural show wilt imude on the | slitniticance fs that It fixes inflexibly the recipt- Culvert Central Tezan. Ly which tlyselogant totict Iuxtry 1s desteuu i, single man, ahout 25 years of age and was cin- | Jennings, Pittaburygs Judge James Grant, | to estricate tmself, his antagonist took ud- | first day, most if not all uf the shrubbery and | ents place at Court aud in sucicty generally. ate axin a for application to the gud Lats, Ut 4 ployed in the Northwestern Horse Nai! Factory. An honest but simple-minded old gentleman whose son fs studying at a commercial college iu this city sent word a couptc of days ago to the Living near Engléwood, in this county, Is a & It ta altoge e Davenport; the Hun. A, Kelly, St. Pont; | vantage of the mishap and kicked bin on the ~ "i e “he is right is onc of tha dearest to a ttled Aad die ATK Ya p pens: Sonne De) Uetewold, tuttalog °. de, Diek= | head, badly disilguriue hin for life. Clark was | {re Cisgs tthe fulltokew. Tw tare tone | Hiritun. ‘This is n right oven as auainet the | faully of futher, wnother, aud twelve ebildren. | feith uraicn abeolute furity'ae to reyuley nu at trate Parker, New (York arrested by Qtlleer Thomas Brannock, and *a8 | porary annes-bulldings bave been erected tu | Queen; and, were she to give precedence to an i Fremont ause-Col. Wa FeAbdereon, Memnp locked up at the Madison Street Stution, charied Ttetioe over a superior tanks the lutter, not | Naturally belonging to them. Hach of Hinman Carrick, Scutlund; Fred Lenox Langdale, ed uputthe Madison Street Stution, churuedt | the “right ant JefL of the Arm ex 5 0 7 tho twelve children bas twenty-four fine OT ree and the pecullar enaracter, Priueipal that unless they stopped teaching his + c © He with an nesault with intent to kill Finnegan [a | ty, #5 ‘ haying forleited his place, would, out of sell. * . vor Ds, jabvltta Toilet Soap renders It the most mini nodvrriting, on the Spencerian aystern he me fiction Hae! aE ironies: hogat Mae; nut thought te be dangerously injured. hb fendi ite se dence ijagoaks aul respeet, bo bound to retire froin Court. Such aay noel tone tally, Hereloned ae the pares eateheur anit aigreeabe aruicie ‘of the kind oer mane wonld have to remove the youth. “ When | W. V. Wotcatt, wis dourau; ~, N. Anable. | John Baker, Keener of a restaurant at No. 36 | furty icet wide by 15 deep, anc, with the main | tcatment would be a dexradation, and a aly | sieiord, formeriy of Calvert, Uut re-ently teacl- | ,jfaveh snectaily desirable for the une of tates ant Abijah grows up," he eald, “Ido not wish him | Fort Scott, ts. ; Joln HR. Barnes, ir enttes in Sait Lake Cty | West Madison street, was last evening arrested | hall, will afford over WU) feet of nuoring. | Jeet would thus place bls Soverela ub a dlead- | th a0 stagtewuud, hind severul of these childion | Stren. cis mann fa equally apnroneiate for cn VOM New York: c. Ke Gricio, Mil von a. warrant fot abduction, aworn out by | Taking the display of dovsers an trate toxetiver, } Yantaxe, Nu; Chelation: potwitate da Euripa asaciiolurs., Uno'day, during recitation, une of | ifthe nes sape tor barsees wee. Tee Ts use tr Hie ee TT Ecsta: ea Henke, | Tinothy Crowley, of No. GS Nebraska street, | the auow will by one of the mort attractive and | Would tn this age, be weak enough to run euch | tis tamily’ wos told to count lis Unyors with o | plnced upon fea market, bub the deinand ror will Yankton: “8, P. Snider, Wabaen, Min who says that his 17-year old daughter left home | interesting ever bel in this country. The dis- Bar he care of tho Prince of Wales, he, as the | Yt Of iinpressiug some nuinber upon his “cuIne Kt a . rooklyn; J. W. ites aud 8. 1, av tho fistiguiion of Baker, who hus been keep | may of frults will be very large, espetally from future King of chia country, tepresenting | Mod. The ebild anounced that the wumber | pm, BABRITT. New York Ci ‘M.Plam, San Francisco: V jog company with her, and who, he | the Suuth, where uch interest fs manifested | 1 mee: tt F itled md untitled, nea More wastwelve. The teacher sald the Returnin: a de « New For tye Bonafleld and ‘Thonas 0} icars, has seduced the gir! from paths | in the exbjbiton. Additional interest arises ores rltish nation, desired to testify i | Board was endeavoring to practico fraud, nnd | Sess eenmeey meeeenneemreseeee eee St. Petersburg: A. Wein: | of gvirtie, Yesterday morning Crowley saw | from the lvention of the stow belug iu the | the wholu Uritist natlou,—dusired to testy 1 | yutidozed the little fellow into auother count. AUCTION SALES 4 doo, Koy. E. fC. Milford, Urazil.... | Baker on the atrect, and demanded to know the | midst of the great frult-grow.ng region of the | the ae et Sh netlcah people are held ¢ The result was the same. “Come here,” sal | mm oe ne en Genter Se Toutes ie" Conn Arcos Tyg, | MHefeaboute of hls daughter at the point of a | Atiuutle coasts and alsy trout the faut thut the | Det Tmt. “is teauinoninl very proverly | $e now irate teacher, “Vand Jet me eounk sour | — By GIAO. 1. GOTH SS COs, s Slelne M.D. Sh * iekeibs Beg, | revulver. Baker said he not know, at ce-Presidents of the Sucict-—one of who: 5 ie : 3 jucers.' js wumberiug correspouded with enue, Dartlett, Eleing M.D. Shivuan, Ueckalb; E. 8. the | frottsesch State, Territory, and British Troy. | tok the torm of a grauu banquet, and uot that | trent We, tor on exch Wand Te fouad ive todo business fn that way,—get indicted, and have to ekip out of town between two days without having more than $7,500."" The Dickens; Club met on Inst Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. W. F. Single- ton, on St. Lawrence avenue, four doors south of Forty-third street. This Club ta an organiza ? tion formed to discuss social standards and the means by which the art or arts of good breeding : inay be ‘more perfectly understood and gen- ‘ erally accented. About thirty Indies were i+ ity. Crowley, getting no satisfaction, procures a , a freeol aad will mest axain Tateday afternoon | warrant! “Tue girl is said to be a wild, wayward | ince—will furnish short hiscorieal sketches o¢ | Of u great horse race. io eivethalisheatiustte | singers and w tum, 3,000 CASES at ooleleGlent $U6 dame placa, THE BONEMIAN CEMETERY. | Tutus eee ant atric trout theirsatticrent upto | ie vas iudispeusuble that the assemblage should st ’ . at ti otloce toscoa Rethuical song teen th: DROIEANDN TERR tag, coment Bicny aireee eae Chicagee avenees | {sib tis xiving conte view of he pao | Dea teorencataire ous, Hayat Ut | A wolldreeed nesrosppiied tothe Judge of CUSTOM MADE + go into n rertaurant and oner ona iar, hel nee Bohemians of Citeago esteniey indulged | last night, camnealtted, a outrazeaus angaule logical, Distory of the yaclous parts of the | Ar cnoisiop of Caulerbury, the ome Secretary | Prouate of Mobile for a marriage Meense. ie . was norved at 11:55, whercon, though his friend | {0 a.gra ; g y | which nay yet cauno him a great’ deat of re- 4 i o him a . As ivgards the exhibition, no such oppor- | aud Hecretury tor Foreign Affairs, the Chancel was asked how old his intended wus, and ft Ld to Irving Park, tn the Town of Jefferson. A | pining iu a murderer's cell. A talor named | sanity has ever before, bee 1 aiforded the Suuth | 1ur the Lord Chief Justice of the (uean’s | awored with great autination, © Just 1, Jing month or two ago a, number of Bohemians pure | Sunn venusers doing business on Ubicago ove- | to mike an exhibit uf ite fr alts, From Virginia | Heucl, | the, Speaker of the | House | of | atc te. a ee aaa ord tt, us the have chased some flty acres of ground ut that plaeey | a suiliue Iu trunt of Lindqvlst’s aaloon, hls toate | M2 South, Carolina, the eantributions, ard ex- | COMMS Cte ang “tuele peers,’ or sume | forbade hun to issue licelise to any one wader ; Intending to devoto a portion of It ta tho formas | tur head eee ee eer tie toat, | pected to bo very large. ‘The latter State hay | (lawton, ete, hd Nowe tho next | da Well, bold Juuze,” exelaimed th , ig headquarters. ic wus there as sual enipluyed Col, iC M. Sine to make acullectlon | ef them, were invited, Now, wy inaxin . ‘ell, bold on, Judge," exclaimed the AT ATICTION tlonof s cemetery. A large majority uf the | Jast evening, whereupon Lindqvist came aut and ot Lie fruits of the ‘State, aud he fs now en- | of the company, betng, a8 has been in substance man, ‘I know that dent girls om deceltinl and 2 Bobemfans domiciled tn Chleago are, Roman Ae fat “ot bay inir Ws whlak alnewhere, yogedin that work, Ther ts to be un exbibl- stated above, ra earetul 40, take ib, ert No abs alle ates Se Leta ee alll We dnes day, Sept, 5, at 9:30 am Catholics. but there isan influential minority, | Ang ‘sy eaying, ho enushed’ him'ong, on the | Hon of seultropical fruits at New Orleaus, place, Fe a Hae Men ia the tabteet dad: | beceninl: aad dhe Aud oe oll ane yeut? ’ 9 “ em, tncluding nearly all tho, better educated aiid | anova, knveking the tailor over the Failte (ato | Wilh closes a week befuce the exhibition here} | 16, Ue Uacurad to give Gen. Grant the poat of | suldene dadge. The chap looked suspicious, | p more intelligent, wao hold Hberal views in re- | Us bigoient: mac es ore aahee ee ragAnte | aud it ts expected that large portion of thy | he been disporad to give Gen. Grant the post of |) sald the Judge. bap Juulted - suspic! Prompt, Thle sale will include Full Elna of gard to religion, und thiselement determined to | tle basement, and so seriously injuring hint that | peuite irom the New Orleans exhiuition will be | honor, could he have fullen to and, iu ourre- | aud repiled, cautiously: |‘ Thirtyeth and | Ruchester and Philadetphia-made guods ML, instantly cot away with his ration the Instant 3 it was served up to him, the methoateal’ young : aman let his stand for a while.“ Why don’t you devour your oysterad”’ asked his curious friend, “ Recuuse they are not haalthy yet," was the re ply; “oysters never are healthy io a month without an 1; [must watt til it fs midnight."* A few seconds tater the hands of theelock paas- ed the twelve, and, with « foyouscry of ‘ Now St is safe to eat. them,” the young man fell upon ube helpless ers und swallowed them alive. id . iY e) the physicians arc not yet aule to say whether i cru. ublican day, sct things right on the spot by | added, * If dat won't uo, Judge, L’ve got more | Keitl'a Buf Alex and Congress. The Kxcelsior ese a rele oy Ug beings ie his te | dead mithoue naking lenve of prleat or params Hi he wl secuver or Bat Stat waa arrested bought liere, ated ee ceatly ca tls autraeltous fanaing the’ "Prluccss, ty tho General to estore | back! i yore gate Hoot, and a 3. Prouty, “io. scolds Twelfth W: ! Nt remember id waa lockédt up without ball at the Chicago bo repr ene! ary ier tu her place at tho table? Not person ——_—_—_ 5 i ea any aizen ail: Rwelith Ward who, Colt ao much of a boated | sy sceatdents ot Jeleroa aver talsed sone | AVeNde Station to awalt results, Ute rate will be rebr erent, andy very Ne | reaent wlio, accordiog to British lieraldrys out: ‘A Pretty Fancy. fully wareanted, ‘Chtalogies and goods roudy tut fducit to lend 25 cents to a poor frequenter of | trouble about the creation ef a new cemetery land will be on exhibition. ranked tne ex-Vresident would have tolluwed; One of tho pretty fancies of French propte ts P a G. P, GORE & CO. Dis gin-mill. ‘You shodlddo a8 Lda," ho said; | Within the limits of that town, and the question SUBURBAN. ‘As the time for the oxhitition approaches, | but, on the contrary, each wonid, In cnerzetle | to make colure the expression of sentient. fidand ‘alush-nr’. ‘work and save your money, and put {tin the State Sayings Institution, aid then you'll have $1,000.54 laid away for a raiuy day.) Tho poor frequenter was awed and impreased by this, but ncoupleof days Inter hecalled in atthe gin- sulll, ordered a schooner of lager, put down his f nickel with a patronfzing alr, and sald: “Jlinmy, ” you ought to do like me, don't work, and ape your money, ant don't put ft in the State Saventts Institution, and then ft wouldn't make a bit of difference whether ft was a rainy day or as to Whether it will be allowed fs not yet Hnally LAKE. lettcrs to Mr. Sands, Necretary to the Marylan rutest ogulnet such on Invastun of his rights, | They hold that violet is aunlagons to friendship, settled. Belloving that ilsrepreaentations in| ap, regular meeting of tho Board of Trustees | Horticultural Suctety, multiply, in which Hutice “have withdrawo from the house,” and | blue to love, a3 suggested by blue eyes and | REGULAR TRADE SALE. regard to thelr character avd proclivittes had is given of fruitsto arrive frei divers sections | probably not so very “quictly,” ag even titled | azure sky. A bunch of viulets would therefore been made, the Bohemians deterimfued to visit | Was held on Saturday afternoon, Messrs. Mulr- orits country. E dys AML the indications are that the | Englishmen, someties nnitute the example of | rel a tady's suitor that friendship ts all ho hus the town and abow the eltizens what manner of | head, Condit, Shirley, Moutgomery, and Mur | ghow will be'a very fine one, und iu every par- | thearmy in Flanders, a right vo expect, Yellow ts paternity or ma- DRY GOODS, men and women they were. phy were present, } ticular a success: Mr, Patrick Burry, of New | It ds plain that Gen, Grant acted with entiro | ternity: it is the yellow rays of the spectrum Tuesday, Sept. 4, 9:80 aon, A special train was chartered, and lett the | "A committee from the different fire cora- | York, Cliatrman ot the Fruit Comittee, is | propriety im accepting tho place assigned bim; | vwhiicn causes the Kerm to stiout. Hed lxuress | rmoortant Henscnuble specialties; 11 o'clock Cana) street ucpot of the Northwestern Rutl- Presvlent of the Nuw York Agricultural Society; | 2d) had he attempted o diferent course, by | ambition; indigo, the aplrit of rivalry; green, itl Hsia oa i NE Be Many road at about U:45 a, mi. It consisted of | panies of the town represented to tho Board | Ari icir sows which wea te take place on che | Waving tho American flay, would justiy have | the love of change, fekleness; blacl, tavoritian Ly y twenty-five coaches, all packed full, and nearly | thats number of the men were unwilling to | suing cute us the Yomulogical Suctety, has been | ald Mineelt Mable to the charge of iil-breeding, | wulte, unity, university. In addition to the 5,000 Dozen Hosiery, all the excurslonists were of the weake + | continue Inthe service unless they were pald | postponed une week. is which, in his case, Would have been almost a | seven primitive colors, gray Indicates power; ¢ a reer Fall and Winter Goods. nut.'? without whom a plenle | would be aut | for the actual tine lust and for clotalug spoiled | _ ‘lw National Society raimbers over 502 mem- | Matloual diagroce, Hu ts tuo goud a strategist | brown, prudery; pink, mudesty; allver gray nd Winter Goods, } 5 vatiy absulute failure. Every Bolemlan society . oi 7 bers, aud their sevafon will be one uf great Ine | Not to hays Known beforehand all tho particu- | (gemi-wnlte), fecbla love; [ac (seml-violet), " aineat elie Oot at tesco ip a suburb, the | in the city wax represented, aut in while dotug duty, ‘The matter was refered to | Cesc tho exercises Wilt consist of a election | ifs of the ceremonial. It {a not Improbable | feeble friendship; pluk, faleo shame, : Tuesday, Sept. 11, is suppressed, on Saturday to celebrate the feast of St. Oyster; all was iu readiness, svores of tickets hud been sold, and hundreds of guests were starving themacives {nto condition to get Yack thelr money with the concert and specches hy way of protit on tho investment, and ali the preparations fur the oyster supper had been made, Including oceans of milk, archipelagoes: of ¢ ers, aud hail-storms of pepper, when the alarming discovery was made that the oysters had not been sent out by the 7:13 tratu, All was confusion for a few momenta, and the ludy managers began to fear that. they might all” be sent to fall for ile for obtaining money under false pretenses, or havo tu give all the money back, or have something else equally horrible happen to them, when a bright thought etruck a young man, aud he fed. ate galt tothe drug-store, and cuspingly demanded if they had any corn-plasters, “You. don't run much as if you had corns,” adinir~ Anvly remarked the druggist, This {s no timo. for lecomplimenits,” yelled the excited young man;“it's foragirl. Glmmeall you'yegot,boxca, the procession which marched. from .Taytor | the Committee on Fire and Water, with In- | of olllvers, award of motials, diseusstons on the | Miata list of the cuests, ond tho position of ————_—__ E | an iia! ateeeta to the depot there were nut sietitiane for tie removal oF hy oe and | Yaluga of irufts exblbit ed, and historical essays pach, werasent With the tevieatioua, Swiiich te a Nothing s more pleasant tothe eye than to see A i | us evs than five Vanda of iiuste, Me. Prokup Hie | ean eee atin Bur nd Re Ralston | BY Vive-Prestdents, Papers will by read: on | convent ttl iy of avalllug In a home a@ Judiclous we of knicknacks and ¥ LSVoal Ttsladien’s and Mavs i dek was Grund Maratul, and was nsslated by he appointinent of Jot wad ale SClasaltleation of Arpples,” by W. ds Beul, | rave Ittle mutters, protty little ornaments, Many of theso cun bo ur and Wool Hats, Mon's and Bava’ Sirens 1,000 alx prominent Bebemiay tothe force, was referred to a special commlt- | professor in the Micht an Agricultural Culle Mr, Curtis’ view Is based on one of two sup. inade by the lndiva at tritting cout, and add much: Cusew, Birictly Vorfect. Vopular Styles, ‘THK SOCIETIES PARTICIPATING. tee. “On the Fartholozy ed Cultivated Plants," by | positions: that the Prince of Wales—who, by | to the brightueus of boudoir, bedrugu, anid partur. Qa. Wie & CO.» Auctioncers, atery Associution, Old Fellows’ | ersectiont shurtle! ‘ a : we first gentleman in Europe—docs nol ar . 4 A v 1» 6. WO, Warkmguiel’s Beuerutent 8 Fory-tlrd ‘street was granted and the Clerk | “ijuring ete” atay tn the city; ene delegucs | Uetatatd goodbebavior, in hie watiye country; | Samat xeenemerne ne | CPE OLAL SALE ners’ Dramatie Club “Thalia Bin ordered to notify the R oaumustur, will make an excursit a1 to the centre of peach | UF that, under pretext of houoring Gen. Grant, | subseription, which Iv $1, though the contents of . . i rowing on the Eastern Shore uf Maryland. | hesought the opportunity ty offeud him in bis | the Zazar nro very comprutvnstve, It iu quite * oF ‘ol. Edward Wilkias, tho most extensive | OWN house, when invited toshare the Lospitallty | indispensable ino well-ordered home, peach-grower in the ‘world, haa extended | aud to acrent tho honors of the Great Mother Gf | =2=-:——eweneenn——nrerenseenenenrerrerreeet : aa livicatie? Ato, Niele kis Grable 38 Here ee UPD on tO mene DEAT MNS nnn |» We sal offer extra inducements at this aalo ta. ent County, Mary tan © nas. Huw aves. rc 2, “alter iinuve of | Deulers und Consnmers, ery luni kof * 25 be: " But, aside from this, neither Gen, Grant, were | | STEPHENS—On Sept. 2 ‘after au , ards of Mr. 8, Emory will alsu by visited, fe place to throw stones at utter people's | PINE tfom her lato residences, 44 North Gartis | Marble-top. ‘Tabi will the immense fri dt-packlng and canning ¢ lasé liwuses, bearing in inind his yaur-ytton | strovt, at 10 o'clock a. m., Tucadsy, Sept. 4, | wtesds and tu tabllshinents in this city, nowin full operation | the visit of thy Grand-Duke Ale D fs to Wash: | Friends of the family are invitad, Wardrobes, Wise Speln: ‘The present office: ‘sof the Suclety are: Pres{- | {gton three years ago. ‘To be sure, be was led | ARNOLD—At Englewood, Il., at the realdenco | 874 Iteckers, Show Caye e1 os P, W. 3 | inte it by Afr, Seerctary Fish, who is alwaye | of pi . Joseph Arnold, (n his tld vear, Carpets, Oil Cloth, and every description of Seurceary, WC. Piura of Morovtite Teeaqurors | Wellbted, and almost aivava correct fh ulllal | 'yuterul Tucelay, Sept 4 at 10 a. tony CoGracee | {Hs Gf, SOUR & C0., Auetionneny. Thomas f, James, of Cambridge, Maas, There | ceremouin). It ts ossuring to know that Mfr. | land, “Syra,’? St. Wencerlau’s Cathotie: 3 ASU er Bt bills far Wuter-Works supplies Sotiety, The Dramatle Club Tal rere silowed, of the ohemlan Sclave Aer Thirty-three fect of Larncd’s Sulsdiviston hay- milan National Benevolent Saciety ing been used foro yoad sincs che approval of lent Society “Viasthinll,” Tho 8 thy plat, 4 vew plit way approved. . Free-Thinking Soctety, Literary the Committers on police reported that they National Henevolent Suctety “elovan," saw wo necd of, turther appolutments to the vohn'a Catholic Benevolent Society, and athe: furve, Only one traf having been provided, ft w The Roadm asters were Instructed to put in found Impossible to accommodate more than | repate bridy’ep and sidewalks ordered by the or- about two-thirds of the sayembled crowd, and | dinances Passed by the Bonrd. nearly 1,000 people wera therefore unable to The fol) .owluyg resolution, offered by Mr. Con- share inthe dav's festivities. As it was, thera | lt, Was adupted: were nearly 3,000 people on the grounds, which, Aesol get, Vhat each of the fira companies be Sass pee, i he Grae are situated fully a mile cast of the Irving Mark | Pald Cae sum of Sol for the four months ending rate , . | Secretary Evarts repaired the mistake, and re- WM. A. BUTLERS & CO. Fe tithe inant Ieee rat, weuuated the | raltrund depot. TR quicter aud better-Lehaved fice. i, to be paid at tho expiration. of the time, ena Auer Tint amber a Stored ihe entente-curdiat by steering’ clear of Gonitatuas autoreve iis aull 90 Walaibeats . St: Louls kit "That's tho preat Cork creot | bedy could wot be found, and the proceedings | for each company to have not lesa than ten wein | Contuittees, conala ting of well-known gentle-| tho ef on which Sr, Fish stranded gn Wo | wire emmmmrrerews == ass anmnmenm nnn iM orcertrre a ae furthhon, The Lumens nae feciteny OF | of the day were marked by the greatest order | 4" i? i gutiea wnat oe pea ely ate cone aud 4 | men from all parts aif the country, Interested in | Grand-Duke's return last spring. —_D. Fiag. Schenck’s Pulmonie Syrup, NEES BALE i oat, I bet” und he handed oug | Sd sowt-humor., Several’ songs were sung Uy | “gris samo to bo drawn on he contingent fund, | trultsrowing, : ‘ ———————$——— For thie Care of Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, WATCHINA, PIAMUNDE, JEWELRY, i Mt his “stock, "“tlow many are there! | Waa imertvenoventhe crounde and arate 4 ‘Tho Conimittes to whom was referred the bon aaa i] Radely Awakened from Love's Young | quo great vslueof this medicine tethat tt rineue the POAT TATE one Sy Cin tuo excited to county” sald the customer. | i" otaule for thenerlves, forme ant. partice, | Matter for a special asdvasinent for water-ploe iThe New Sou th African Dominion, went, mutter aud throws it outof the system, purlfes tho MONDAY, AT 10 Ac 31. AND 2:80 ¥, Sr, is “Two hundred | aud sixty-four,? anawered | SP sutted thent ete ‘Thera was. beer Carel ¢ | of Wallace strect, from Korty-seventh to Wit. The mail news frum South Africa Is op the Cleretand Herald, dlvod, and thus eflects.a cure, Wat. A. BUTTELS & CO., Auatoncert, she drugrist, “'Thatv’ll do; there's 200 peuple there, and about a third of ‘om'll want. more shan one plate. Tang it up!" and, seizing the precluu parcel, be fled with the speed of the lilwaukeo express to the sucred edilice, and 1 itke a whirlwind burst inte the basement couk- Ing-roomn, crying, "Use theses nobody ll know "1 kennes a oi son, reported that they did not feel avthorizcd Cee ee ee erred ae ii | toaet tn te matter until the petition wag signed dence of the preeence of une,” Prokou ' Fyudex by aiajority of ae property ownera. Tho re- welcomed the gathering, and Fro % goubetsy par was vouentn i. ii editor ofa Bohemian paper published, “ig que | Heurued for two weeks, clty, delivered the uration vt ¢he day. Thts re- ysateWwoop, whole thoroughly so tisfactory, y Theophilus On Sunday last a young couple were in town, SOCKS 6 a Buopstouss autotitration ot ‘the “ieapaeat | They were from, the rural ulatricte, aud had | SCHENCK SEA WEED TowtG, vou TILE CUE continues to grow 1m popularity, though the } Wanilered down to see the shipping aud view , een Tiailie auiee or tia aimadl SEPT. %, A hopes of the Toers will be daahed ‘by the revolu- | the lake from the end of thu piers ney eat on | The Ton'o produces a heal ‘ vant he al tapi Wire: al tlon of the Gosernaent to lay aside tor a time | the dock near the Custom-ilouse with their | cresting an sppetl Ph bat be et ee aud curing the | TABLE CUTLERY Mie costly project of the raflway to Delagua | feet dangling off, and gazed upon the turbid | Mor obstinate cases of Indigestion, WEDNESDAY TRADE SALE, b Ey Yau WALASH AV? ON frou Ch a OG: AT OUR APA. BUT EEG * ci SCRENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE 8 & CU, Auetiunvers. alg ‘The achools will all apen this morning. Bay, Common honesty enjolus that when | stream agit towed onward to the aca. Ag the VEL COMPLAINT, &e. ied ae ‘ the difference.” Tho suzgest lated prinupally to mutters lntereet ang co the | png yrs Sian Tackerad os ‘i rr bic Treasucy ta empt: nd the | sun wentdown into the green and golden waters OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &e. Saha SRSA SIA pronounced the must successful that the paired She estabtisiment of acemetcy Uneve Thee | ie wurkon st. Ann's Catholle Churek, at | pensive and immediately untemunerative | glory upon'the landscape and tho graceful out- | ton of the liver without thu Icast danger, as Uioy are DRY_GOON8, WOOLENS, CLOTRING, es Raa ever given; and a confirmed atheist ond were, no fs Saar - ee fut auatittis wine the corner of Wentworth ayenue and Parkway publle works shel be ~ undertaken, —By- Uae ot the Fallruad brtilge, they, saan socrow fre from cacomel, aud yet more otficactuus fu restoring SHITE ASD HAMELS, CARDIGANS, scoffer, who hud’ Jong aade aiock of sncred. 8 heels vp ale @ few | navilion, fs being carricd forward as fast as pos- | and-by, when the financial confusion iu which ) sentimental. Soon bis arin stole around her vy + thugs! “owned “With “teare “of contetion | Zemazks, and the unty thing “etic marred tue | a. Mts foundation ‘ 3 f President Burgers’ Goverument left the country | waist, and be bent down to kiss her, Alust TH ecertain cure for Consumption, has given plice to sutnething ike order and | Love knows nothing of natural philosophy, and | as the Pulmonio syrup ripe solyeney, When the Imperlal grant has been tion enters not into tte rose-colored | the biood. Tho Mandrake applied to the settlement of the most pressing | dreams, A lide, oshriek, and both tropped | ercste = healthy bile, aud remove ail claiing and taxes are pald withdecent reguiarity, | into the river out of it of the cold world, | Iver, often acause of Consuniptivn., The sca Weed f Ww it will be time to consider whether the Delyoa | Then there was a rush, and the ardent lover | Tonle gives tous and atrengths to the stomach, makes | ————-———- Bay Une is not of suttlclent [mnperlal Impor- | was brought to terra firma (dry dock, Hterally) | 8 gvod digestion, and enables the orgas to furm Kood shi harmony of the day’ wat an gy * | sible, ‘The foundation ta (iuushed, and work on part of thu ex-policeman Beatie tacks with gas | the Superstructuro commenced. unceremoniously bounced rh ae tore AS Actizen, whose house Was entered by bure reward for what he failec, to un during the rluts, | &/8"4 ashort tine since, thinks 1b was just as ‘This delectable specie’en took it tipun himsoit | Well that he did hot awaken at the tlie, wa ho to interrupt Gen, Licb’s speech, and: Re 8 abuved found u murderous-looking knife iu his parlor ea aa shoved | thenext mornig, Another gentleman Whose { and purides | THURSDAY, Ht Ville act upon the Hyer, RALEBIGOSK, Atsense of the | BRT MERCHANTS, when he vot two of the — alleged _ oystera In his ration that he was gat- : Jetled that religion was not alla shaw, placed HimeclH! in nomination for the first vacancy there wus in the church, and gave a check for 5,000 to clear off the debt. ‘The young man to. OCF AT THEIR MA sil-ay, ND BALALLE BALES, Sd., Auctioneers Whore presence of mind the fortunate issue out of the gato Ih sue tune and twu motions. jeg “i ‘i tance, but commercially and politically, to be | on the end of a boat-hook, while his loving cout | bloods and thus creates a healihy circulation of heulthy the aifulr iy due is the hero of the hour; hehad | Ze, Bohetniaoy Pr spudiated him entirely, and | fete? MUNeetgS onc eabuntay, nore HS | consstueted Under a guarantee,” “Stew tLe the | paulou was sevoped up with an oar, aed eee de etiaracvery cave of Communion | FERYITURE. AND OTHNTE enc ttANDIgE, Ls pick of the girly to walk home with atter | Were loud in thelr expressions of regret that he thinks he will make good use of (tit le recelyes | military question ts ehgaring fatnedtate utten- ——— thus explained, will cura every case of Consumption, ATBALERIQOMS, Unit tou WALASIL-AY, church last night, and when hediea the trustees | Md ever Leet nllowed to pus Linself in to fier call from the huuse-breakers. tlon, Sir Arthur Cuayuehaine, the commander A Cloud of Aunts, if taken ta time, and Che use of the inedictnes pene: Ae BUY E Eat & CU, Aucttuneers_ propose «lying hlin w public funeral and ercet- | Sele soclal gut) ering, ba cable sehen eat tained of the forces, hus vivited the’ guld-Helds, and Flmira (N.Y) Adcertiser, vered in, : ————————— ~ fe a meihorlul-window tn the eburehi | Ho was reine COU oe THE BANKERS. Commisnary-Geueral Surlekland ‘has {napucted | || On Monday ufternugn about 5 w'clock persons Cee ee eae ee cities | BY WM. BE. HODGES & CO. naked [1 {t wasn't o little out of place using * 5 OUR" 5, i: = the principal atutious for troops in Natal und | fy the lower part of town were astonished al . re ‘be addressed. Serena 2 cornsplasters to make oyater stews with, atid re Fe cheet te 7 New Yons, Sep. %—Ex-Sucretary Bristow 4 Saas ulishiea i saic Ur arate AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, the ‘Iranvvaal, A system of communications | seotng o cloud of-ants flying very didely to has been organized by which supplies can be | the ground, extending fifty or vixty feet. They sae - sent to any portion of the new territory | wero obout the size of sugar ants, having CONFECTIONERY. Uctween Harrison and Potkewts,, wo shall sei), without delay. The uatlyes, however, are} wings, They were tying from the northeast, ee ORE RIMATED titanghor’ | Monday morulng, Sept, ih, ab 10 "b'cluck, conslat: ict, und there seems tobe | andl when seen by our duformant were passing funy of dog Parlor Furniture, Kaullsh Brussets antl to evidenco forthcoming. in support | between tho Catholic Church und the Sisters! F ANDY eect toall | jneratn Carpets, Murbluctup: tablurs detenslua replies Notatall, {tls only a case of poctle : Don't they use oysters as plasters for biack eyes{"? : YOUND DEAD IN IIIS ROOM, Yesterday noon Edward H, Parker, late man- azer of the ‘Tivoli, was found dead iu his room, A No, 9, at 79 Clark street. Ite had been nilesing es all Saturday, and frum the fact that be had Tennle MZ, We ee will read befure the Bankers’ Cuxvention in this Jamce ¥:, stonaohaseneenrreeri ta pelea elty ou thy 13th {nat a paper ou the * Remone- Eliza vet Coudona als filed a sluntlarbill ask- | Mestlon of Silver.” W. 8. Groesbed will speak fog {cx adivorce on account of the crucity of alllrinatively on the samo subject, atm will be her lausvand, Henry W. Codona, vppused by Prof. A. L. Perry, of Willkums Col- DANKRUPTCY MATIELS, lege. Responses to {invitations to the Conven> Rotert E, Jenkins was appointed Assiguce of tiut have been received from over G00U bankers. No. 7 Campbell Park, cor. of Leavitt-st.,. i 7 . A and upward at | 4 ‘i i of the alarining stories with which vume of thy | Academy, on Market street. The entire cloud WeTHS, coc per th Address | Tuble. Sowluy Stands, fue Wedateads, iteddin critics of the South Afriea will autempted to | appeared’ to be abuut the size of the First onions GUN Tei, Couteer | Wining and Alteen Vurustare, Crocktey, (laee Srichten Parliament, ‘Ou the Cape frontier,” | Preebyterian Church, Many a Samily-washing Honer, Chicuge. Wait Bio a f tye nd seals re plenty of buslpese on hand in the way of dtedny 0 Yaa "4 ike env dhe Seisasel i it ta wtated, * property is rlsiny in value, and | hanging in back yards tn the path of the ~ nnn] . ante - Up» atylish drinklng-bouse, on Michigan ave: | Edward It. Atego und uf George IL, Drew, featrietion ta whey ee tie ieador anichpat Jor land wuld tu the most exposed part Uf thy | swarm "wus Iiterally, covered with tho tttle AUCTION SA Also at our warorooms, 602 West Luie-s. he : near Twenty-second street, his brother | ‘The meeting for the election df an Assigneo | Bonda.” And addresses from leading bankers | borders there is keen couspetition, . . . At | creatures, which bad alighted tu take @ reate | vec orn nnn mnnnnee | neday evening, Sept, BaTiO u'elack, a generale Harry iustigated search fur bim, ‘Upon forciuy for Lowis & Thorne was outinued to Sept, 2 | Wil Ledehveret on the resumptlun uf suecle | nO tine were Ife aud proverty murs secure on ‘They were vasily shaken olf, when they woukl By RADDIN & CLAPP, Muy of Huuseliota Goods, Vi ebtrance to the ruem, the body was fyyal ‘The composition mectr In the ease of | Payments, reluuding the debt, taxation of Lauk | the frenticr and fu the nebshboring territory | pick themselves up and azalu joln the band, | auctioneers, 3 & 8 Wabssh-ay., Chicago, Il. WM. F, HODGES & CO,, Avetra, reclining tu a chair, undressed and ready for } Thomas d. Kirk was coutluucd ta Nepted at 2 | deposits, und a rcsumption of busiuess. than ot peeacnt.” Which inoved atong at a moderate |} —— ———— ——————<—<Lam—aVS 5 beds utd tu the “right band was 9 plilal | pin Dt 5) — a Where they came from, what they came for, Extra Large Fall Trade Salo BY HIRAM BRUSH, joarked “chtoroform.” Dr, Elita and Coroner "_ gurgnion count IN unter, Fa pera Preavrvation of Meat, or where they went, is a mystery. It ts cer NU Lag! al : .. _Divtzseh were culled fn, and were of thy oplue |g, a4, 7, Huntington begau. a suit tor $2,000 OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. , Tho Frigoridque, which sailed from Rouen, | tala, huwever, that they passed over the city. or . jon that he had been dead sume hours. Death agalust George M. Springer. by Lonpow, Sept. 2.—-The steamship Sarmatian, | France, on the 2th of September last year, | There ts au old superati Was caused cither by beart disease or by an overe » dose of the chloroform, taken geelleneil: *y ody. Deceased was abou, 40 yours of 2 aye, und was borg in Bulfalo, where he" once kept uw fushlouable ' saloon, Bubscquently he moved te Omaha, where be opened w use billisrd-saluon, Later he tuok a Leonbard Faleh aud Mury E. Faleh tied a bin | frum Montreal, aud St, Laurent, from New oxulust Hugh A, Wulte, J. E, Detlaven, beaae | York, have arrived, S. Rosenberry, U. H. Fulch, and Charles Kean, New Youk, Kept. 2.—-Arrived, tho steamers to restraln the 9: ote ih, Bh, 8%, sb 3. 1 England, from Liverpool, aud Rotterdam, frou '@ Bulvlivisien of Blya aud 39 jn Fate 72 | Hutterdaty du Canal Trastees’ Subdivision of Sve. ish, 4, 1 Liveurgor, Sept. 2.—The steamers Pomme- tion that, when ante alter a'solemu service tad) been perfyrmed on. | tly, cholera may be expected. Perhaps the wuts MONDAY, SEPT, 3, AT 10 A.M. board by the Archicshey of ate fowuy iss just huge ikea i this respect, aud are un F AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE, returne Trance. ‘The vessel was tited up in ¢ 5 ‘ 3 uuer patented by M. Tellier, tu bring bouty ————— = “ST. Hee ee iGreuses, of 00. oxehn and thirty Nozuton, uf tis place, hasan | ively tot sold wittont the feaeé reveree. + PO*" | ducing: arhorraleeazy. sualpe, wang sme q ¢ 3 . ve niet aback corvasses uf 200 oxen asd thirt: ‘Miss Charlotte TI ‘ annus Ivase of te Opera-Hlouse in Uiat clty, and for a | quattas cousin, cy funtession for $2.UK.86 | ray aud Britaunle from New York, have ar- Ueinks Oe gulumaigwere alauglitered at Bucnes | old black Lorse which goes straight to the black | Galy to commence at 10 o'clock, deutieates bureaus ou echai while ran both fnstitutions, ‘The decline ta bus- ute was obtatued by pilareprountatiiae Ss a Ayres and Movty Video; at the former place | sith-shop and deliberately walhs in, uuuttend- KA dhuy, plated: ¥ ‘ fives caused by the completion of the Pacille . Jivad fuduced lim to set] out, aud he moved to this city, sume four years ago, when ho em- ce darked iu the hat business with hfs brother-io- : Jaw, TE. Tilton. Ayearorsolater be abandoned hating to uccept the management of the Tivol, a) ry) ‘! Pp ed, every thae lie loses auloe, A nexru boy wuved du io ie iter “ah Serres é aa usually lites hin. tu drive cows to and frow thy iy ‘ . Eprerr) pi 87th of the sume munth. The weat has beey | pasture. ‘The other day the durky aidw’t come | Auctlon and Cowmilesion Houta sad Shoce, G8 and | ~~ ‘Uxatimed sine the uraval of the vessel by the | te tne, and the tutell erent jeree drove the G0 Lal — unother time woul drove the cows Lome, OPENING SALE! Commission Auctlone Supcmon Cover—Cosremusectuton atutual |p FINANCIAL, Life Insurance Company vs, Julia Vu Horn, $1L.° Pitman es Seyi Te E-Fed : Con IVa jz tf - Cre pl U5"s yu ms Cl Cs ce stoure nee dau tease, | gl.ouyu00, i ae eee pel gy By L, MOSES & © Mlvister of Slarine und by the Council of Ad- | cows to the pasture, iufulatration at Roucn, and ts reported by them | te the pasture uluue 25 Wawko gaat, a Fushlouatle Cutors. v du whien he continued aut! about two months kin, | $ Face | tu be m excellent condition, ‘The preservation ee TUESDAY, Sept 4, at 0:30 & Ba, spctgnatdal Pago. Ula reimaing will bo sent to Bulfale, wherw | (etter eizuion, SUU7-Su;-"| pf. Edouard. Fournier, thw diligent author, | of meat by this inctuod {4 suld to iuvoive but a | Iron hip-Huildiug Lu the Uuited States, 500 LOTS OF Bet Malo ag” Nt Larze See Fe be ea geately after the tn | aud Henry Murcer, $227, among other thlugs, of that delightful ttle | Very trldiu expeuse, aud the ueceasury appa | | The Pul/ Aull Gazelle prints wome nforwation | ROOTS AND SHOES, | pay couvs, novions. 2X0 * pyycy cuos. qe bee tlie Farcaoth. OE ele bouk, “L'Esprit de Autres,” bas brought out a | fatus, vecuoying ouly a swall space, can Le | touciug the progress of frou ablp-bulldiug fu iS x af We wilinduashritanse re PANY Gull Hite he had been complainiuy of fil-bealth, aud ANNOUNC ng. three-valumed work, “Le Vieux Neut—“ ‘The | readily fitted iu any vbip, so that Iu future fresh | the United Suites, Five years avo Euulund bad FRESH SEASONABLE GOODS muren 100 doz Blk tau 1 pos. Untaa Conte (fou Friday eveuing remarked to a tricud that ho MENTS. Old Now—to iilustrate the truth of Solo- | weat may be cassled for Loth passeugers aud | a decided odvautage over North America with { , See tee ee oe aula ereuiets, | 4 had becu suifering all day: from w severe lewd twon's saying, «* Thery is nothing uew uuder the | crew for auy leuxth of voyaze. Fespect to the cont of auip-bullding, the mu WILL BE SOLD ON Bund Beet ee Ua eI haute Baa ‘ rca jl ules Ceaileo al ja mourned by | Courpany F of the Second Regiment wil mect | sun,” und that of Marie Autoluctte's ullliner, a terials and the labor belug uch cheaper, But | Tuesday, Sopt.4, without reserve. Ly ELISON, Be - sco. Meader ce eran ne LWeits at thetr armory at 8 o'clock thjs evening. “Thery 16 uutulug new Lue what has beeu for: An Invuslon of Bears, B great change bas gaken plice In the means OHS J, MENLY, y dudloacee sor ROY & CO. : ‘the Weet ‘Iwellth Street Turuer Hall was A mass-meetiog of workingneu of the Ninth gotten.” Uf there ure auy things that inisht be Memphis ralanche While, for the price of Aueritua fron has fullen | A, N. Saxoxus, Agent and Auctlouecr, 7 44 HO standuipt-s supposed tu be peculiarly the offupring of the Ward will be held at Wa)l’s Mall, corner of Hal- | nincwceuth ecntury, tuey are tho’ fabiouaule sted aud Adis gtrevts, this evening. colors aud tints of the fast fer “gout. as cle- Conipauy C, Fisst Regisient Cavalry, Capt. M. | Paaut’s breath, Prussian’s blood, mud Bis: D. Biege, will meet ab thelr arwory, Nos. 180 Beare trow coloe tmuoulight, Nile ‘wuter, and More wild bears than have ever been known | ucarly 50 per ccut, aud the prewent raty ls yok | = = oe siuce the swanips have Meets acute by white muelh ahora shat” of hy ervelel etropeans By ROSENFELD & MUNZER, | Per TUESDAY, a” cal ct 5 ted ti q 4 uaurket Je ci udice e t wits aye Frere uae ba oe | eae (Pea becs Se ariclvof ec | Abeionens aida Madionyt, cei water. | NOW Gn plantigrades ure parileas arly tual of succulent portation: The es of labor, which lathe most | Regular Trade {ale Tacsday, SEL 4, aL 10 Gelock sharp, | Carpets, wa + Jast evening crowded with @ fusbiouable audi- ry euce, the occasion belyg the ‘opeuing of the dramatic season with wu large and powerful © Company. ‘The Wasserman’ brothers bave 7, Spared either palus nor expense iu Uttlug up 0:50, an immense stock * ony tian’ Foul, ; | ane i eset cueral Houreliuld Goods ; at * Nevertheless MM. Fouruier gues back | food, dod the juley corp aa it ripens tu the eld | huportant item dn the construction uf vessels, *Catalo ad} ug of vale. “must Gener), tad, atl Hw wuditorluin, and towards bring out good | and U8) Kast Wasbluston street, thls cveulug ut | cu thaslxtepath century aud tiudsla Lose bassaze | te un’ edpeclal Ouject Uf allectious By atrung 1a | Delug estlunated af 7U per ceut of the tutal cust Cua eu seed e AESCotS Auctioacers, | Top Mugs » Atl vrelucy stars seO