Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1880, Page 8

_ VHE CHICAGO ‘TRIBUNE: MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1880. Workshop Inspeetars for tho regulation of | tholr patronngo and transfer ft to tho Western she wenlto Europe; that much of her sonr- Pp Iaws of 0 far moro atringent eharneter ore in | Indiana or Fort Wayne Toads, IN! RD. eality allowe act 4 fl foreo In mannrchieal England andother | There will bon tncoting of the Gaetield and {og Idcality. was swallowed wp fy. broader SE AIN. ‘ ed herself with ah doly Father with arent su —— ‘ reullty, by her association with Mazzint and vir ceuss, Very si Eutropeni nations, It becomes the duty: of oll | Arthur Clab ‘Thorsday eventy a afterwards tho daughter-t-law of th ue ENERAL NEWS. Inbor Fant co to tt that here tn this | Tack, when tho Gleo CI ; ‘ othr friéuds of Italfun liberty. ehant of Malnga orselt wie GENE AAT: Rennie a a store tke protection of tha etng ane mye wit open pth ety A Review of the Closing Scenes | ssiecrions rnos thonav's uxpuntisiten | The Court’s Return from LaGranja } Ducal crown. Bia tity pseautesee ga 8 workers shoutd be onforced, and wo pledaa our | palgin. ‘Tho membors of tho Club feel vor : MANUSCRIPTS A wuaily Ut cons 4 : es oS, pees ia i ee neatatonion Yaa neoper movements to socure Taste Higavar the prospects and seit prepare of the School of Phi- wero read by Mr. Blake, of Worrester; and Senor Canovas' Brill- howe aubuh where di went rest i 0. C, WHITTEN, Of a 4g Priest Po garry ‘ caer ‘ itis not ton much to say that, with the ex. in Paris ty order to nda adlates 9 11.8. Wruaann, of Now Yorks ts at tho Sher | Tho Section thon adjourned. TES, Sittmteak ag tin Caner ar Wealen ave losophy. ception of Me. Kuersons lecture, thls was fant Ball, to tholr poaltton, Beserintiong ty eeamtour . mon. TUE SOUTIL PARKS. and Fitty-ninth streets wore lately tho most atirsetivey eventing. a tt, session, ent titer inten. by ae Duchess ee . a 1X. . re l. : was y (L Emersons and ‘Thoreaus . Faubourg St. : g Beka wictaHoNTy UE Nataslss Me Nog sO Be DANA ATTENDANCE AT THE CONCRIIT, TOUS, EHD Drea ea UMASS Mr, ‘William French, of Chicago, on | qvery day, ‘This Journal from which Mr. | Lroparations for the Quoon’s Ly= | been forwarded to. the Spanien peeataya Tonner Bs Gaunren, of Now York wat tho | yan” parks aternete a neat my steno TIE RAILROADS. hg Bala tion, of Ideal ‘te tun verastonalty etvtage to the eons aie {ogi M Mitts 1eoyah Ipreprestatet aa Get os Got Bee a8 eb it ark sttenelers weet sag listeners: Decorative Art.” parlor itin the 2ltantia Afonthiy, he hopes and Noble. Pars, oxethet wih numerous diatiner ee ot M, SauLanuny, of San Franoisco, 16 nt tho | to flock to the vielnity of tho band-house, and | RAILROAD NWUSINESS OF A YEATL fame tay to pibilsh tho whole in Gook-forie foreigners,“ Eronet eorresponitenta of ike Palmer. tho demand for xvats avon far outran tho sup. | Tho mullronds tn Pennsylvania earred L815, If tho whole may be Judged by the portions Madrid press also deserihe J dee JM. Hepnicr, of Ottumwa, In tsat | ply. Yestorday betng a beautitul day fordrive | 04 tons of nntiiraclte and zeros tons o | “Ghosts and Ghost-Seeng?—Miss Eltzn. ren alot, ela oie HubariOr to ah allen 1, | Seoial Events—The Dangerous Ilincss THE MILLTANT MATIEAGE ae Ings of emurse {ho crowd war augmented by a | bitumlunds cout. In the formor the Hewllng | beth Peaboily’s Recollections of — | fie in’ vfareihies sluilics taken from of Frasouelo, the Colebrated Of Fount de Tas Cases with Mite, Marcle, “ IL. A.Canrnn, of Washington, {s registered at | very Inrga number of persona who eameecnr | te oe tho prenliietion, tnt tho Pounrylvanin Margarot Fuller. Plant and animal Ute with othe ten “Torero,” at tho lottery of tho iexpositian titres tho Tremont. Coutral Ralieond broight about. 100 people, them all in bituminons, with 6,311,843 tons, eye at the naturalist, yet clothed swith that ti adultion to this, tho tunlted fortunes of the f Thor. Winntat A. Piven, of Phtindolphia, fs { nnd nt (oust that number renched the yrovuds | ‘The Penneyivania. hne thus became the tare Eire dtlons at NC eG ete tae ERIS | Bpretat Correpondence of The Chieago Tribune, | Hide nnd groom AiMOUNE to 500,000, "G » At thA "Tremont, Ree at Oe Ce Seat oro | contenrrier In the cuntes, and it is not likely | Selections from ‘Thoroan's Unpublished | scientist, : Mavntn, July 3L—Day after tomorrow | Cyalene mud sled tollota were consnie. : ‘A. HL Kuouakor, of Rebiand, Wis.f9 a guest | rently exenilent, Wit the manner in whieh the | that HL will over lore Ite plico tn this respect. Manusoripte—Eimorson's Leoturo on It was feared to tho Intest howe that the Court will return to Madrid, after 0 | Spanish offlelals wero ‘preseul wee onizh of the Sherman, numbers wor given Polostutt ta particnlae Second to Cenneytvautn {8 tho New York, fato ‘Aristocrao; MIL. EMERSON, brilliant sojourn nt La Granja, the palnco | Parts especially to bo present at this celene Tuoaa Irons, of Columbus, Ow’ 18 regls- aunnunt of eredit upon tho musicians. How. Fetaike Wester Srila taps all tho snnelber ye on, account of his falling strength, mfeht bo | situated In the: Villago of San Hdofonso, tl pare prisileu hear the chotr were ro. terorl at tho Sherman. plenrod, anit upon this baale the concert may bo | Hells and carried 4410287 tons, No other roads obtiged to disappoint the Sehool and visitors | which has been tho favorit: summer-resort fartha Marquis de Molins, Ambassa. Citaiu Tipamney and family, of Springs | weltten down wsucress, "The following program renched two millions, the Uittsburg & Conneils- Bptelat Correspondence of, The Chicago Tetbune, nt Convord wi ie regard to his anxtousty- | for the Roynl family of Spain ever since its dor from Spat, and M. Chaudordy, former Nott, ‘at the Pacitle, and faithfully curried out inthe | villv coming next, with 1,000 tons, Tho threo Coxcoty, Mass, Aug. 144—Ono Is troubled | expected lecture, Lt was announced that it ereetion by Philip V. It la the most elevated Ambassador of Franee to Madrid, ek it tere othe Pennsylvania compuntes—the Northarn Centeat, | with the embarrassment of riches In trying | Would. be given at the Townlfall, so as to | & sda aA e The igh society uf Madrid tg ‘Mit, AND Mug. G, W. Meane, of 8an Francisco, nenae ly Allegheny Vatloy, ant Shamokin Valtey & Vote | to bring tha elusing scenes of the Concord necataniodate f greater mtnber, Pyramids palneo {n Europe, belng 3,780 feet above the | mostly at etunuigesroscir ls, and among + Are domfoited at tho Tremont. Uy ATE ep rs vilo—alleneried ‘over a mililon tous, and tho | genoa witht 5 | Of brilliant flowers decorated the platform, | level of the sea, nnd Is celebrated for its | prominent visitors nt Binrritz thas: Mn. asp Mn, AnexaNpen 2. Brucn, of Ging tig, ona «| guly Toads Desde thoss imentioned that did, | School within the compass of an ordinary | and the hall wore a festive ale in honor of | magnificent gardens, which resemble those | fem this clty-are most numerous. Mane 10 wt. nut af Guy Laon ravine ow, Scotland, nro located nt tho Palmer. Batott Monae, author of tho “ Vasston-Play ea ‘fg produced nt San Francisco, ts at the Palmer, ne Puckish Patrol 3 threes | 10, Gio... Du. E. M, HALE has returnad from on thre: Tho atiauiaaee ok Mngylvanin enticed GAZ tons of | letter, “ Blesslpys brighten as they take } the beloved townsman, ‘The thought tint it " nae. re chal Serrano, | Duke do In” Torr petrol, Gren ith of tho “whale, | thetr fight.” During tho last ten days there | might be the Inst, tine. he Would ovor nd: ore cranlltens therulorg i enn ready a arrived there vesterday, accompanica by as tnd the’ Phitadeiphia & Belo comes | hive hoon sometimes three seasons per diem | dress then in public lent w touehing—almost | Magined hese attractive surroundings | Duchess and thelr ciltdten. “Under the Fin. next, with more than neeventh. The two rons he [Hiltstde C! ie i ¢ sessions per dem | a solemn—meaning to the hour, render the return of the Court to Madrid: at | pire, when her Iusband was Ainbassnior ag Joel nen cueried moro thin a third of tho total, | atthe [{Itstde Chapel, and many attractive Ils son, De, Emerson, sat by him, where | this season a less ngreenble prospect | tho Court of France, the Duchess was the mburban residents was value cuines next to Pennsylyanin in pigs | 4 gide-shows” at private Jrouses and other | he could overlook th i his fath queen of fashion at Paris: and af! weeks’ tour winong tho Bastorn watering- ile Innectnanecintly ot peopl. front the Vile | iron, ite total Gelug nbontd per cent as muci, by he could avorlook tha pages as his fathor | than tf Nature had beod less prolific with | Ure 8) and afterwards, places. irene Vivier tank Fe elfoct of tite ‘nyeattion Mdorraitrand icon about t4 percent. tivares | Places, turned them oversand supply a missiug word; when he became Regent. o 5 Reeasery , her beauties at La Granja, Bowers, grottocs, | iH Span, she was Miag If, NeTAswett, Pringipal of Monticelio | t tus nollday mustontes hus teen to netmer | the Rendiyr tanga fret, with tho Lotlat Val A star of the first magnitude among those { Bul this was seldom necessary, He read his i nB » | regarded as the most brillant ornament a¢ i ae 5 essay on * Aristocraey”’ in a nil dig- | cnsentes, and fountains greet you at | the Court of Madrid. Among other . Beminuts, Godfrey, TL, 18 n¢ the Tremont with a Hee eae aun ing, REET TOR ee bniese te ae talaent pea seine Te was 0 brilliant contribution on the part of tinet, yoleo, cmphusdzing sane oats with every turn; high-yanlted roofs of foliage, | nent departures from this clly is that of th party of four Indies on route to St laut, plenum pleturo presented by tho siniling Faves | entried 20121 Lone, cuinet 19WrUT tons Cor th MR. WILLIAM FRENCH, OF CIICAGO, tha old ring the Concord peapte know so | formed by interlacing branches of trees | 2uchess Prim, widow of the illustrious Ma. Mn. Troman Nerpuas, tho evangelist. de> | of old and yong, Intent only upon extracting | Peansylvanis, ‘The Reading run oyer aiuillion, {a son of the Assistant Secretary of the | well; It lins cheered and Inspired thom many | ordering the avenues, shade th folight- | Melal, who died so tragically on tho evenin, re ory cal sermon in Furwoll Hall | pleasure in the parksand inspiration from tho | and tha Wittaburg, Clicinnatl: s St. Louis an : ‘ ‘ ccelver “ote ering the iiventtes, shade theso delight | of the arrival of King Anind 3 1 rat if s frlends Fie ful promenades even from the noanday sin; | Sho has zone to Paris to meet Met cioméeent tho way of ie eteuelen reapon- | Aro'etack there must have heen nt lenst 000 | euell. th Kener) tmerehmndice the Luke Shoro | he sald he must needs, Ike tho rest of | Kenuulntlons of Is trlends, aud the Fueulty, | cr ovcrwshere Nature nnd Art combine | Puke We los Castiliojos, ant Mines fees alive cord it the hoarts of many Of iis audience, | people on the grounds, Vehicles of evory | waa very close ta the Pennaylvant tho | tha world, defer his hobby to tho ii at ‘i ms aah } i r 1 tba} Prim. lo ble, re ity Northern Co Ithird, ‘The Luke SI sin! and those who knew Emorson best | harmontously to render the gardens of La a Tho aftermeoting was interoating aud profituble, | cescription arrived from tho eity,and for n | Northorn Contral third, eo Lake jutgment of Concord. Tis subject was | seemed. to think that, ee it King Alfonso ts agatn despondtn, Tue Plumbers’ and Cinatitters' Protective So | #PHce OF several hundred feot in’ front of the | strong tead in live stock and himbe: ving eh " 7 hauated th nic that, so far fron belng Granja a succession of cuchanting secnes, eount of a Di ON Ro x Pee aera a eet ere cntorday afters | aktd-hause wero wedged in rows three deen on | over half « million, tous of ench. The Fort he Wit and Wistom of the Crayon, or the | lausted by the unusual effort, the occasion | ~The short ana brilliant season of San Ilde- a tne dteoted. the folewin Siilicora for tho | te bowtevard. Severtl excursion tugs landed Hayne wis second on lye stuck, and tho | Jtelation of {deal io Decorative Art’? Tho | hid been a very agreeable ane to him. f is teudel bs ‘THS DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF FRASCURIO, ¢ mannan oars Peestdente Ee FF Commor; Secros | sdilitional erowds on tho pier, and thore was an | Philadelphia and | Erie thied on imnter. | oop ure wns Mlustrated throughout by The styie of this unpublished essay on | £onso was concluded by hin favorit “ espada,” one of tha most cel fary ie Onine Tesastteer: dein Walker, Aftor | endless procession of people coming and wotng | RIX rouda cared more {han aniilion | oe y iu Bk peetistentuey’ dasimilnr to that of * Self e- A BALL GIVEN HY SENOT CANOVAS, brated *tororos” of Spain, Last year, when, ater Miscuasion na tothe meanstabe taken | Wille the musio continued. Tho ntfate was on fun Dussetige thie muted ei, Teli gt tho most masterly Impromptu sketches, | tinnce,” “story,” ete.,~-Lusisting, ns he ls | whitch was attended by the Royal family, the | his” fur were so serious tliat It el Zourtrentign. tho Soclets, DIE WHO ee eee eee tere eee ee eet come | Shure iiele in tecknt tbo venneyivanta wns | ehnlk—tinshos of artistle genius | wont fo do, on individuntism.—n place for | Diplomntle Corps, the supertor oflteers of tho | thowEsht Impossible for hin to recover, anda any action, tho meeting adjourned. of thore present, © | farthor aliend, with $17,000,000, followed noxt by | Which will never be forgotten by those | every man, and every ian in his places mak- | Gonct, and the élite of tho Madrid colony, | tuior of death sprend far and near, tho Ki Cirantes Kxuau, of No, 27 West Chicazo | “Next Sunday tho concert will bo given in tho | tho Erio with $12,090,00), and tho Lako Shor a | fortunate. enough to be present, He | ing to true aristocracy of a country to con- | ye Hatt ay, sein es S| rave way to macknate, pirate ct ere ‘and avenue, his Wife, her mother-in-law, and histwo | West Park. million less, ‘The Reading was close on to tho 4 H sist of the cinss eminent by personal qual- | ‘Lhe bail was opetied by Sefor Canovas aud | Soemed inconsolable wnt! It was decoy ~ ghildren wore thrawn ont of a bugsy at 145 yx Lake Shore, and in mfscolinneans tok tho fend, pasnimied eat iilleecton ly satabl tea te es, the Princess of the Asturins,—tho Intter be- { that life was nobextinet. and hopes of hives + Homlay afternoon nt tho comer of Milwutikea MILITIA NOTES, Fee ee ae eae Pees | Hon betocei lent atl Decontive Atte that | - THE Sctoon Apsounsen Tis sonsxa, | Ing gracefully attired! In true Parisian stylo | covery again arose, ‘The injutles ho recently SMured nbout the. body, and was teleon hi Pennaylyanta from this source, ‘Tho gross ree | 4145. t 1 1 ttt ing after several short congratulatory aildresses, | with the exception of an obtrusive display of recelved nb Punpelunn, however, Oto 80 reas waon. ‘The mothor was 8 Wintitam , MCCLELTAN has beenelected First- | ecipts of nil lines foot wp 8120884, of which | they depend upon the sana rules, differing | nuda valedictory on the part of Mr, Aleoth heavy Jewelry, which somewhat detracted | 8etlots that the physicians pronounes his inured about the bead, and tho cl Tleutonant of Company 1, 'Phird Rogimont, at | tho Veunsyivanin, lind 1 sixth, or tive tuliiions nly in degres and application, having no | who would fain, in his enthusiasm, have f casa entirely hopeless, as a fortnight has . from the harmony of sn otherwlso , : hurt, All wore taken home to No. > More thin the Erie, whieh came noxt. ‘These -HTnes | : Inst forever. A het t pasged since the fatal bull-ght in whieh he pel u PER EO ie " Salsas Ind tho hake: Shore nid. the Heading alone pounuary-line; and what the laws of Art ir. A beautiful basket af slowers y . recherché toilet, If may seem singular | fell, and there is not a favor 1 Ar noon yesterday, 18 Hobert Dudley, of No. rH of absonco: for thirty days hos been | teal aver ten millions, tho, Fort Warne eons | Nave Joined togothor, lot not men and women | {ys brctented Titi in the nang of somool | tg anecity a tollot as belug truly | reper. ‘This fy n inlstoriune far tbe steal 408 Clarke siveot, atid’ Pred Thusso wero delving | gniuted to Tout, James J, Henloy, of Gen, Tor- | {ng next with elant inilliens, he tobal wepend i pulley a Py thanks for his kindly offices and instruc- | Parislan in tho world of fashion, where It ts pxhlbltion which Is 5 take piace ab + Bes Harth on Lincoli avenue, thoir horse took fright | rence’s atatt. tho Reading comes tp third, leaving the Lake | fany_ o} 0 puplis have been candid | ton, nnd praying “that” the evenlug | to be supposed that all Is strictly & In mode wit i MA he ee on engauielo é is event y heat Centro streot, and rin away. A | Auutho militi organizations are now in tho | Shore fourth. Nmarked ditfcrence: in tho way | chough to own that they wearied of the lofty | of ‘his days” hore might pass” Inte necording to dictates from highest authority; | ye alco ve i maa af ts Celnt. Its ning off tho bineay, wt eeu tg | midstofn vacation. “Tho rest will bo over on | of Keuptug necounte te shown by tho fact thut | atmosphere of pure philosophy, font whose | the Infinit -clearness and beauty of the Dut, | hh, th itton i tly nb {rie that Lagat jo, almost ns renowned oa row out. Mr. Dudley allabted on Bis | ho tat of September, tho Hrlo charges over, oight millions to matte | Coatiad ethorthe Faculty preferred to banish: | Hfe beyond. On. receipt of this, the doar | BUt In truth, this supposition is xreatly nt | Spain's favorit" torero,” will be therc to ox yD ‘o banish) otd gentleman said he felt humble, he had | Yarionee with reality. ‘The old national cos- | hibit his prowess but the prostige will be we [th ft wero tf! ad, il suffer from concussion of. tho i : ; Peat fanito fino to comes he also recolved a | ‘Turi: wilt ho a epeeial meeting of thortar.| tenutce of way. while the Dennayivanin put nl Se eee ce HO TOte,| oflecrsof tho Fire Hejeato Ne bemtiuariors tas | Cown only. two millions an that reore. On the | merely Htorary and artistic elements, To } done so little; and, while deeply umititied at | tume stl! overshadows inodern styles to a wantin, z which, le presence of the cour tyes thueso eacaped uninjured. night, for instruction in theties, eee ee eee ecient | theson digression Hke thot of Mr, French | these food wishes, he was not nav hurry for | certaln degree, and It is wot wnnssinl to seo Reohis: Hrascuelo always adda to these oven ‘Try: firat aununl Exbibitton and Convention of | Ax clection ts ordored to he held atthe armory | those of tho Erie. ‘ was Inoxpressibly refreshing; ns was nlso, on | the life beyond set; he xpected to live | in tho most brilliant assemblies slippers with- | "'Ationg the principal Items of Interest to tho Photographers’ Association of America will | of Company , First Cavalry, on the 2th inst, ——_ the snime eronnd, the lecture of Mr. Mills, of | MANY years longer he behaved hhnself, ‘Do held at the Grand Paeiie Hotel from the id | to choose a Second-Lioutonint, vico Hopps, pro= NAILROAD-TIES, Syracuse, N. ¥., on “Tho Poetle Thought After dwolling for n while’ on the adyar mat Laie satus enna Pyro ny beast Poeonl at pregent Is we ri of Hie Duke of . z tages and success of con | tallet, heavy watel-chaing with their useful | Pastrana to the Jesuits, ‘This is nothing less mmoted Tho Cineinnatl Conmerclat has the folowing | of the Orient.” ‘This was an oasis in tho | eluded? “Le corlially Inele eee ale eas | “Sppentinges, deep ounces fait enough tor | Wan hs handsome Chatewn de Chamartin, to tho 20th inet. ‘Tho exhibitlon will be held In tho Indies’ ondiniry, commencing at o'clook von . ¢ tho Milltary Code. 2 : f : ok this evening, and tho Convention In tho Anpel- aeeemite Fer ata Or ine ewer oF Came remnants: tho uso of Umber on tho Amertean | doxert, enriched with vivid tints of symbol- wy friends, in tho year 1900, to meet ine on | six of the present slyle, and all the colors of near Madi. {fhe Duke, who ts76 years ora Jute Court room at 10.0. m. tomorrow. A butte | puny Ky Third Infantry, wt Naperville, on tho | ™* 3 ciate SE ism, and seraps of Perstan povtry and wis. | this spot. T will thon give you some recol- | the rainbow, All these were seen at tho bait | [hte sen a uke, de Fimsantado end sae ee crane ee Pet ata ning. An | Zab inst, to choose 0 Second-Lieutonant, vieo oft, fe% people comparatively havo ans Men | ituin which wero old when Shakspenro and lections, of a life which has meh of tb been | orsitor G anorns, whieh, nevertheless, wos aes tn, Malwenens, a most evlebrated shat excursion Wedueaday. Photographers aro | 2lssins, deceused, Milton were youn i swert, beenuse also [have known the dregs. 8 5 5 ac, i tlon of wt single ratirond. We hear that our tot th hhool hy f the bl Te th L Powe ve an Ifleent nffalr, Most of the dresses | fferred from his age that this generons gift 1 every Suite in ‘the Union, and a very Cart. F. G. Horne. A. Q. M. of tho First Brix- ats nro rapidly disappearing, and we kuow as arule, the spirit of the School has been | of the bitter. ha roo Power above will agnificent affalr, Most of the dress + + i 1 Successful meeting Is aitieapateal : aulo, hivily rotraed iran leave of ubseen ond no iertal foe thd AM fuel eauecs tho | QUITE FREE FROM SECTAIIAN PIMAUDICES, help ae will do my beat to be here, Aut | worg extrem ely short, thus allowhg tho Pins Jae result of nestling appreciation of reported for duty, Is ordered to rulleve Capt. | sneritice of muny leafy monurehs of the forcetss vhat Mr. S i y ‘ v you ous 9 vale with | i ou ! Fa arr ed the Coun 4 pontine ne Rox ae nd i Wea ingles and | Kulott Durand, 4.6, 8, from duty in the Quar? | Set oniy tho initiated, Know that if sonrly tikes AiR ae thee avenging ne eae impatience to seo you all here again, at any Suteaeatey hae amet ne er re icon wa ‘ are e . ‘whiten peg attempted to commit suleldo at 1tsh yesterday | Master Department, 200,000" nerva of forcsta to. supply cross: | troversial ‘gis? Episcopal and’ Unitarian | Te next summer.” p eps It ng TO ; Waa lo. yearn of nage, wh fo he was ovar & Torenoun Uy Jumping into the eiverat the south | Tur Thied eglmoutencampment takes piace | Hos for. the rallraadls | of, tha Unite | cloresmen “live boll been represented Leap an SE ee ea ee arenas Mal ATIiES RAMPART Io HONE UN . re 4 one ‘ eel § . . cI Ns y k eal Wi ¢ » i . oud of Welli-atrent bridge, Ho was rescued by | nt Rockford {us weeks, apt, wecorling (0 the | hag been in tho. business for tuirtoen | Mone the spenkers. ‘Tho Rey. Dr. Kidney, | AN AMERICAN JOSEPHINE, | Not degenerated into n inckndulsical walk, i ‘ asallor meinca John +5 M f Minnesota, delivered : rary you can lmagine the lf and charm versal, many da nog express it for fear of nt t. Parry Wi cata bo one of tho umadost attairs o it- | Years, and, concluding tint his observas | of Minnesota, dolivered a courie of four ° oftendiug France. M. Canovas del Castillo eo ee a eee aire be tenwydeiuie | essed by ttocktord peoples STN OVO | ins ind experience wauld be of Interest, wo | leciures on “'he Sublime aud the Beautl- | q German Minister oF State Divoreing | 0&8 Spanish ball-room, ‘The great salons of | objects fa the Invasion on this necount oniyy ing. He is nwell-borer by occupation undas | Coypaxy FE, Sixth Infantry, Capt. Vterll xive the substance nf bla talk: It takes | ful,” whieh will be given toa larger public | “iv awito Apparently for X Sefloy Canovas were magniticently adorned | put Le Politica, the organ of the Cabinet ‘+ tige wus tio one To loole iter hiin ae tha Giles | QgGlMuaay Fa flxth Infantry, Capt, Vierling | 1i0n0W) tes to supply tha demand on | by Putuant, in the fall, Another Episcopal | oy MPparently for Mensons of | with tapestries, and flowers, andlustres; and | pravoly offers public edifices to these out dontn House, where he has been boarding be | tho enenmpinent of tho ‘Caird Woziment on, | Cue calirauds, for whieh on an avers | diving, Dr. iillsha Mulford, of Pennsylvania, | Stato Only, this fete will bo recorded amon tho most | casts from Republican. Frans: which offer 5 was tukento the West Mudlgon Street Station. — | iryeaday uftornvon, next. Cal. Thompson and | JLo tho mmurosnte. BassuOK Tb Dulwing ae | WhIstwo papers on “Tho Personality af Loxpon, Aug. 10.—A Berlin dispatch to tho | briltjant in the annals of San Ildefonso, WinniamM Lanai H pel has. brought much condemnation on M. Sax 2, Bl yeara of nye, ving at No, | Adjatunt Subing will escort tho company o3 rk tractors Metre on 200 tle to | Gol ™ und “The Precedent Eelutions of | Moruiuy dost suse: “Tho Inst obstuelo to tho | | Immense preparations hive been mado for | asta from his friends, who deem this on niport. pen Ae iNe ed to. commnte jruesta, ! Ae alles Sis cont takes DOF ties. to the Ani 4 Religion und. Philosophy to Christianity,” | appointmont of Count Von Hatzfeld us Scerctary | the Queen’s reception at Madrid, In view of ib os 103 C1 coursgement of the Jesuits hnpolitic. M. suletde by taking 0 dose of Waris green. Dr. | Ac, mombora of the First Itegiment who havo | keep at constructed road In ropalr, Contractors, | presonted whatinight bo termed tho Brond- | of State for Forolzn Affatrs has beon removed, THY ANTICIPATED EVENT me L Stebulta, whe was calied to nttend him, pumped | gienined their intention OF solur to. Mockford | OC course, buy pieces of thnber: and as near to | Chureh view of Angilean relizions thought, | nis marringe with the Atmertean Indy, Mss | yy " af of a , mit aulelde, und stubbed iumselt An the Droast | inunts, Te isnocesury for aliwho aco gong to | Klving tha proprietor of tha land 10 cents toc | widest ontlook of Uniturinn liberality: and | apne ¢ Nove Tork World, seals of grandeur which it would uo tmpossl- | his tnlonted danghtor Idalono, supportad by the Fs four times with a cavity tnt. the pide bo present to rocoive fustriigtions. avery te gotout. Tho nvornge of a good place f 10 Countesa Von Hatzfold wos born tn this | ble to excel, with thelr canoples o£ polut-de- | porbes Dramatic Company, presonted the beaus , f#truch a rib cach time, or else tho inan d not - a ane Prof, A. P. Peabody, of the samp, school, s . ‘ | Fee eee ir iniieta morialwotid. io | tN eompttanea with Instructions from Rety. | Motte ree ties ah niga at ca copsetteditiers | treated” *Conselenee and Consciousness | city avout tho one Heer. Hee anolher, whose echtsa wnt eat Hote anaes oe Gt | tiful drama of “Truc Devotion" tho past week wre Just nbout plunging tho knife inte tho | Gen. U. 1Mlltard, Adjutunt-General of the State | on diferent roads, but the usual elze demanded | Withzeomprehensive skh, maiden namie was Censnrinn Motz, was tho and earpats designed and wrought especially | 8 the Olympto Theatre to lnrge and well-plensed Jor aldo of tho abdomen, when he was setzed by | of lillnols,Aug, 15, the following dotnil was ninde fyelght fest six inches long and t iiehes Dr, I. Hf. Medge, Professor of German | daughter of Jullug Metz a famous muste- fe ss Habe thn , 1 °) a nudiences, They atart on a. ton months’ tour hisavitg and diairmed, te thinks hia wite eares | for guard duty at the oneampment of Fenights | free White or burr onk is considered the hese ( Literature ‘nl Unrvard, {8 nm. tntellectual | tenchor of-that day, and tived at the head of | fet the ocenston, thicker and softer than, sho " y Silz- | this morning, opening In Jollet to-night for two nora fora Doardgy in tholiouee than ete does for | ‘Templar, ft being undorstuod that tho men were | timber for the purposs,uithowgh cherry, mapio | ight In Now Englini,probably second | Mowurd streot, ext door to tho Rov, | {lutlest moss, “Lhe | Archduchess, Elli. | Ooo ins Sa tanton Aue Belly Alls him. to volantece their servlecss First nfuntry, 20 | asi and even locust have been used,” ‘The last | only to Emerson’ In his peculiar lino of phil- | Manton Enstburn, who founded the Church | SUCth and tle siti : Tori, 27-8; Blgln, MH; Waukegan, Sept. 1-23 : th fr the che ny with aiticera; Second Latentry, itty amen, | named were fleet used on the Litto Miami tally | gsopilent Insight. U}s subject, Sn at presented erailles, unlike ench other, | rors seta Hlglihe Ode Wage alee cont Rrewaun Dwyane is tha namo of tho man who | wih’ oie Se TEN ey. TOO Ie eee a ee eer thine thrown aula ns unit for er | 8 of tho sAsconsion (and: was afterwards | but original indesign, and equally handsome, | Racine. dis Madison, weak of stato fin, come thom pitablo SuCaE ee ee peceecr, | oileers: First Cavalry and Buttery D, each | thy purpow. allrout men inten profer ties QUOSTS AND GHOST-SEUING,* Hishop of Massuchtsetta., Mrs. Matz had been an | with thelr downy “gatin beds, deliente Inees, | Menem Cehh Gi Ang. hh a Ree oy ee ! 1 re Ul Bi cert pay Pa ‘ bs menelnge Sept, 1" Mes Forbes has ongaged In beiiiiant hues | Sreneues Orucioal Qooraia AMlusteols, Company montion of which wns mado. in: y Trunvse. Wo at first clalned that hi mute, dames MeCormlek, had thrown hl twonty-fiva men, hewn out with an ax to those sawed ini mill, { white, outside of | thé: realm of positive | Wetress Lorora Hor wnarriugc, and tho duturhter | and sprays of tiny Mowery’ ronine | A cosprianyrany supper waa given to tho | nti mniny contend that the frst nuned | knowledge, . striking‘that “oleetre chain | Jormpilsmed was a ponte Gola te nee eed we: | cinbroldercd on the covers. Among the pres: | Nov iy witha fine sliver eornct band nnd orehose onter | members of Company iy Sixth Tntadtry, nat wil cons Micrubly cibttast tho are te whorewlth we are darkly bound,” was one } cloty, Her danoing was remarkably gracetul, | nts recelyed for the Royal jufunt, that of | tra, who will occupy ono of tho balls curing tha tho window durlign Gguarrel, MeCoraick wa Yetlay avening by ita officers, whtel wns nttont: aul 8: Ae as praia ny yee fon news | Which setdom fails to interest any nudienco { and an old New-Yorker who recoliccta hur per: | M. Montilla, Minister of Spain to Tonstan- | woek of tho Oshkosh Fatr, ” Arrestad, but bitterly dented tho charge, and | ed Uy Col Thaw ay nud {Ulutane Tobia, of a hewn tien. cmd ternal ted caveat teria us jit when treated’ by an able mind. Ue went | fectly soya that sho always excited tho greatest | Unople, is most hfelily prized, as it isa bottle —ao> Dwyor subsoquon-ly dented having said any to Felujeut, and Capt. Hose, me ene First | This business qivesamployment to an army of | Yer the phenomena, of prophatle visions, | admiration whon she apponred at Charreaux’s | of water from tho Itiver Jordan for the bap. | aimee: Our highost artists in dontistry: The guch thing. Tho tritu of tho matter is, that he | Mrlate Sia, ae Kuesta, Capt: Enylory con. | a aro nald Wcommapicee fur cask | cliitveyanee, and host-sceing,—nseribing | fmous dancing-nordemy. which at that time | {ism of the fulnro holy to the ‘Throne of | Mechesnoy' beyond doubt, though bub gs a sek, Hee ee og! and whe: une | companys this boing tho Anniversary otitaore | le. A cutiied practice mukes the choppers | them to hiflnenees akin to dreams In many | Mus footed where the Horcel hullting now | Spain, which ceremony will be performed by ——<—<—————$>__— 3 se f stands. Olt M,Charreuux took grent pride in x | 1 4 areal onto fantion, to followed by Col, Thampson, | Oxpert In tho uso of tho ax, and a slaglewanhas | iustanees, and to antmal magnetism in | ft 3 + the Popolf the child fsa son. ‘The Arch- Tuy tho Improved owe Seales. Borden, : Fee ee eee en eee | EnpteHuttiscnnd Capt: Hovnerali of whontpec: | ween keown to xet ont thirtyeltye tes In wduvs | others, recognizing no authentic data what HANCI een ok Me spre of i ay 2° {ho | duchess Elizabeth did” not aceompany the sallcek & Co. Ameuts, OT Like atrcots " Yunes that hu tg badly Injured Intornally. Dwyer | dicted n glowing futuro for tha command. A | yet the average fs only ten, while an oxnert will | ever for the belief that the dead revisit Moulton.of Albany, who, 600 ofter coming to Princoss of the ‘Asturins an her return to BL yt Y Re a War, when 2) 7 4 n single mun, 21 years of aye. and was ome | testimonial bouquot was presented to Lieut. probabl, ket out twetity, During tho Wh this nfundane sphere, although he would | Now York, mado {nvestmunts in real e Spain, as was anticipated, but wil arrive In DEATHS, ! ploxed nt Stone's foundry. Efe will he cared for | Miller, who hia recontly resigaud from the coms Ce aaa pee aan uous rere not declare this to bean impossibility, Such Which wore highly stovevatul, ‘The resul ore Madrid on the Lith of next month, after visit- ener Wey Ge al Pani tho bee yn friend namod Caifery, who keeps a eiloon | piny, und regrets wero expressed nt hls de- Potaih ecnin nplece from tho tuilroads for euch | © Welrd tople naturally gavo rise ton grew. | unionwas a hoy anda girl, Tho hoy name | ing Munich and Paris, ‘the Princess of tho Sete und Sits Soha Unata: aned i on Thirty-ninth streot, near Suute, parture, te, still thore su loss of from 5 to7 per eenton | Some conyersation after the lecture, Exch of Waa Charica, Moulton, the Biel wag ibe lady | Asturias was aceompained by tho Marauls | years. 3 WinttAM Daritasono of theoldestinemtersof | Cormous thanks have been roturned by the | duckayo and steniuge, An faspector is sent by | the Faculty, and all the rest who ffota chance fas gust hoon: ee ee Kova gqllttzfeld | de Monistrol (Grand Master of her house), | | wtaspuuien—toton t. C. infant dauahtor 0 ate printing, fonorntty: fey abis ally oo ar eahle a areal: 18 ed Hy ecmnpany to ineheet the fies, ‘This is. one told the aot stor’ Ant aunt fatises andl ittor” eee i solved. 4! About. te pears tho, Gomhitess ais. Suporunde, the Mary He Jtobort wna Chelating Brandhuber, agod 3 months an altor a bricf ilnessnt ihe County Hospital. his HOt i 1 ta * | erally a elurk from some of the —oftiees, | doubles that he could think of,—tho conelu- and Marquise de Nazera, tho Marquise do “ ai Barabeaty Geer “mention of Geo o who tik “not am | auesttor protections, tho men roceived no pny. | Sal tee, rN Ge Tg we gums | doubles that fo eo Fesembling very much the to Moultons wont to Paris, whore thoy | Calioron,. and a sulte of six persone, | sania fom, tonldonen, M1 Wost Van Buronahs "—"In which | father matorinily thoreused his wentth by an | Whilein France the Princess was the guest enemy in the world—one whose motto | and, Considering tho fact that the servlees word | tho strength or durability of thmbor, and, a | “Ras was, Wo aro frlenis, aro we uote —will | voluntary, thorn wera but few to guar tho Inez | qe’ a condequenice, samo uf (he Lost ties nid, | Inst chapter of |“ Russeins, Aug. 2 at tur rosidence, 81 North 4 f iy a 8 f, the Duke and Duchess fa Avy wife of Capt. duln’ A, Iteld, Yeonll to mint. the warnness of heart und | cansp, anid ence man was kept on duty almost | dooked andlonty bring 20 conts apicece The | Lothing fs concluded,’ sasoolution with the famous Baron Haussinann, | of her unele and aunt, the 1 Duc feat is ds. wits born In New York pane y uats ". oa wi ? neeter 0 ° any 5 \. ASU is ‘= onan * fixty yenrs Wo, his. father being onout tho | the latter, with Hea wired have not heon inaneetedand received, | holny somewhat now to Sclence and tho | for her wondertul soprano volvo, wittoh hns dus w excoptions, appenred to d fall to report the use o£ the same to q y 2 Ww roundings so familiar to the ats Queen Mer. | further notice, ; The BroIntnOde puOlIenS Of the metrapottes | BORE CIpTRCE TG Te ER eat eee oe ee ae ee eet acon Maa ee | School of I Toloplasm, may be worth pub- | iahted grout mans nudioueds, ‘Hefore hue F Err Moniviio (Pa.\, Mankato (Atinn.), and Frank a be AN Taecty a is a en no change in the old ’ ‘Afor learning Mis. tendo ho. maved west | been for the prompt und decisive aetton of tho | fret tor briige-tiinnines and trostiing, am woilas | latiiag: | When wo tie down, Nature over- | marriago Mise Greonough hnd suni in concerts cedea, us there juts been no chang fore (Sieh) papers pidaso Coby. * + 4 ie chateau since tho young daughter of tho | “yowaN—at his roalt "m2 North Braneh-aty " ‘ort yn, nd, where he started | soldiers and guard there Is no doubt that Camp f ial “wr ches powers us; we are leveled, we sre overcome | at Boston and otWor olties. Mra. Chartoa Moule aves be pe TAN-At his roaitonce, jort : too AGSe anil? abled there Eee he iat | De dtolal would neve hoon overrun In tue eneiy | fewueTaphepoles. Tar the latter chestaul and by Ve and’ so share with’ wil Nature, (ho | ton, who besides boing n wonderfully tine singor Dirks and Duchess, stontponsice. 1eft 16'tp Penta to dats YOR og Manday, Ave, zal ; Aixtocn years ho his boon a roxddent of this elty, | parLof tho Week with thieves, thiues, und ploKe | ig ind ure cut’ mostly in the tamurek | Soul withdraws Itself out of-the faco Into | wart banckome und ucconplished Indy, aoon | MEATY AT Of Se a with hts Counell | :Murelvak: Un tho Chuceh af the Limxculate Con Of lite Fearu family troubles ave! pockets. sts ft was, thore fs scarcely i easy ree | awamps of Michiean and tho foreats of Southern | the ocefput, and plays its part all down the | Sfter arriving at Puris attedcted tho ndtice of King Alfonso, tn xcearnt with his rite Eupition, thonea by ears to Calvary Comotory. of not ono word was ever heard corded where a Knight lost anything of value | i¢ ‘Tonnesseu. Large auins of money | spines henes in this condition we got ghostly | the Emperor and Rimpress, Sho was invited to of Ministers, has declded that, if the child of NEDY: ntieky ani iy 4 inate requalnta heen malo by Ineky. contractors above t tie is : Court, and frequontly sang in concorta at the |. Queen Christine bo a gi ' farmory taveeand lost. Ts lst wien on | curred whieh were to bo. royrettodls but, on tho | quvertbeds wt Feta tenets nud Habit creas been ue slab OF it ‘Tulleties o gunten fetes nt Vergalllen by tho te | Xyr WNCRIVE THE ‘TIT sti 1 Fort Wayne, ‘Shore are mi , : el | 8 g ‘ : te i : Hho will feel keenly the dues of OWL Une | dit tholr work. cereditably nnd. fairly, | Wands vet tha over erence maud for gail: | we have pure reaming, Wiien we ara | widow camo to thie country. sho parson most | ‘This title—or rathor that of Prince of tho As- | | Funoral ifusulay aftormaon, aba o'clock, from tas oO UmAlIst, those whom ha | fifter Mondity morning, A few Inetdants oe | fy KENNEDY Ang. 15 Wiliam Konno, o€7 ony , she shall at tll yy tha Chicsizo eA {ialtrond cars. ne OF MuiNcEAS op | F% Toronto (Chnada) papare ple , } MCUAUUILIN—In tls elty, unday, Aux, 2, drt Churtes stoutton died, and soon adterwards. fs THM ANTUNLAB. Anite Motaughita, © i sh oer q vi " Into renidanco, 403 South Halstod stroct, to Onk! , Binly," ng he was famillurly. known by tho craft, | They were browbenten, threatened, and of | our forests, would Jeave us without Ww ainglo | Sake, we are plumb, off tho level; our own | of hor tine in Washington, whero sho made tho | turlas, with all its prerogatives—siall be re) Chingtorye eden) cHicado pa conta fered brites by many: who wero doterminod to | gtick to mark the oxisience of our once single will overpowers matter?’ aequutntancs of Biron Von Hageman, the | sorved for the first male heir," 'This nse THOPPARTT—Sunday afternoon, Ienry_Thop: ful daa tard Bult udinittitice to the encampment, but with= | forests, . It may be mentioned with a note of disap} Punish Minister, whom sho married soveral | plso has a precedent,” remarked Don Frans } parte, wot yoars, nt ila roatdenco, 164 Mohawks, | -Thy novaet mnveting of thy North Chfeago | outexcoption they stood tholr growl and dit — polntment that the session of 1880 has been | Yeats tao. elsco de Len Bormudez in the. Assembly, | (Fusuel taker ince Tuontay nt 9 o’clock p,m. tg Tlobrew Cangrexation was beld yestoriay witers | tholr duty manfully. itis nover an eusy matter CUTTING 'TO CRASE. characterized by a remarkable phenomenon | 4,A{88 Moulton. meanwhile haying been eare- | sirerdinand VIL, grandfathor af the present | Stlnifaco Cometory, Frionds of tho family ‘anplo (Unity Church. he report | tovant! ary 3 of No ui vn Us ¥ : OF the ollicers suawel thu conpreguiton to Td Fe eet ee mene cietenca ce | CINCINNATE, On Ang, =r. Culp, Gonornl | SIGENCH ON THE PART OF TIE LADIES! | geigoful und ncoompliaed youttg tadye Wheg | Kluue, «lld not eranttho title of Princess of tuo ] | sritANn in this tty iat oraning stt0 aclaekit ‘ 4 Hourishity condition, Ai its deta wore pros | last Tuosday and Wednesday evenings but few | Frolht Agent of tho Loulayillo & Nashville |. Subtle reasons In tho chaln of causo and | bout 17 she attracted tho notice of the Einprosa | Asturing to his daughter, w ho tal yu a nt Curoline D, Birann, ot her residence, : Hider for mee a amma, feng | anigtakes were dando tn Judgment by Uy alicers | tallmaeumo hero veatorday, and tt's.stated | offect ncconnt for this. Last year thoy worn | Hunts by Het eracotal seating on the luke tn | Ma death Fe Ee ee Te ete | UNotlea of fanornt norontto ‘ i itfon u vel Mt g Me vi By that he haa succecded In making ne arninge- | often heard, when tho sessions were held in oy pourt. | Chr . On He rio te Lane AVG oti eee athe pra uosroup excananan, | mn wath the Cuetinndl Souther wneraby ig | tho urlorof the Orehrd House. Afr. Emory, whero sho IHRdSMnany Cronitse ATTEN CS (eS tat ALN et oaks ANNOUNCEMENTS: ” re he prospects for avemmpment of i CUNSO, vi tnirinan, On one occasion exhorted ity | ata} the . 7 ei So tit att raped aeae poe senee yearwut unt Ineroasa Third Kescinnent at Hoekfard this week ure vory | be abil toult polnts south reachod by the | sisters In meying terms to open their lips and Pee, feat tu Gaeta Saiitendne ne racist of the Hoy i ranlly of Shut, sites eet N Chue are RU mi weno mnepenstully Abed TidaEy inert it pamition, ated wwenarehaeloy we een Slisak eimnadlng Abt ‘leilhes Fre Gauntly |: Krom the fitst there was a. Atronic tnutual. ate caged ns fuels wencrall. "Pho title of Prineg | TOR TY BTES ARD deoUdntng as One ' © position of Presitnt for the lust tye yeu nee altion, nen rire busily’ a gifted with powers of speech.” said he witha | taenment between the young people, which, In ie Tia onehiog obey and Mauieuneatns : f “nned Conon) Work pitebing the renmabidor, here will bo IN} i sturing 1 SON Of | Halh'onrnor Moboy nnd Stadisuneate, + eeMaceesarenttend hie tense a ste | Seat touted aa pavilion fonts al teat in AMUSEMENTS. + | | hetitncanlie “yombehtniuiatty auppise | Rav caioutt inn pag nen oes ous | yar eat a an fh Mincollancous Sileons elueted ware aN follows: ‘WieusDraals | ee ulatlon arte. Uulng not ween {a thid Beate =, Aledo Tht Ota KOtRte I tha rake hey | in Parisien soolety, wus considerul's ueluiane | presitmptive af tho Crown of Castile fs not pute, Noon. MRRRING IN FANWELL, TALE ao eTary ae ite ‘a mente oven has arrived. and will x00 be in ples Len OUR THEATIGS, whereas they have not taken upartwenticth | mater. secure In this possession if the sucecssion is wilt bo conducted by tho Roy. 8. Hakor dr. Aue fully educated, grew up to ben charmingly bo In | olrenmstnnees, ti YC i y nig men's mooting in the ovoninig, lod by We ” Otel aA ‘ + thousand roundsof blank cartridges for amuil | Tho Critorion Comedy Company Inst night | nartof i’? Mrs. Thompson. thet te A German gentloman, now residing in this | not direct, In like manner, the ttles Infant 7 youre m f Feat HN aranaihs tacus Mater. ald | ems hava arrived, and twonty, keys of powder | closed tholr enguzemnent ut Hooloy's In tho play Bahnie ‘of ar Tox dat baits arltomed align Bes feld fei postigne beth, in ‘the | nu dntania enn auty bo oem by w ehiid ot is genta reditzed nv bandsome wun and unaured the | for thy wrtiilery. r ed tholr ¢ nriny and the Civil dervico of Prussia, and who ing of Spat Tanbellas ii orde: Trangemonta have veen Tully | of “Freaks.” At the samo thoutre this evening | silence might bo. accounted — for on } cluhos ta be funillur with tho sulea ad wanges | WOKING of Spain. Queen Isabella, i order AUCTION SALES. finunelal auevess of tho cungrewution fartha en | Wade for Wo wbtiliers Horan, Touts fur theex: | Sige Alice Harriaon, a favorit actress, wun hae | philosophical growuds, Lresumtng that | governing ofleniifo i Horlin spoueing of the | £0 aul dyplonsiy ge abate ee UU EE By GEO. PB. GORE & CO. s aalngyuaty CHIN Are aerated, with Nwaman attendantesd | Hot beon with UA for soma time, will sunko hor | tha | practical “ gbject of | tha School | divorca, anid: There iano weltten Inw on tho | 10 TesIN Lost, Use Tel Err ae y aa 4 ie thot the sek and tho wenry may: th licr, | renppoarance Ina iow musleal comedy ontitlod | Was to learn trno Pillosophy, the women, In | Sublect, and acceptability at Conrt, deponds ule | gach ct : stone 2M and 210 Madlspn-st q > ary anay fad shelter, PP y toguth Bt u Thi " the title of Infant or Infants of Spain atalino : THE COMMUNISTS. quitut und rest. Arrangements are boing made td | Photos." ‘Tho pleew Is, by Hon Woolf, author | Tonressluy thelr natural tendency to speak, | taivonwesliaexinconcs to tho Empronec ane | Without this Mtoyal act, these Pritces | RIM@ULAR TRADE Sali + BEMISANNUAL ELNCTION OF OFFICERS, Night tha ewiup AL night. Col Brazes says ho | of "Tho Mighty Dollar,” “Millions,” eto, sho ha men, in speaking freely aud often ro- nt sf ha ‘, e ‘Tho Main Seetion of tho Soclutists mot at No, | Wi have tha camp comfortable and neat, and | willbe supported by MrT 0 lag thelr ¢ Be Wost Luke street yesterday afternoon aud plenty of wom food, If nothing 4 ee nee tune Meron Goa t bh gusta, who, Inheriting the aeverely strlot ideaa hy been simply Monsiour wi Atha tage! | bathe sides Tecrateng bestratnt afters, arareron Shiner or ie totes or Fiohatoitonne ts Gtteans ‘and Monsieur de Hotton, Don DRY Coops, 1 t 0 Le traltit, = | oxtromoly partieltine in her idens of propricty. | srerore, < mdb at 330 A. Me y clectud tho following oficura for thy eusuliue six | aay We Ue mith of Wl Willy teri the, third | weck of itm fun | ingroue the destin, ‘ils oxplunation was | Nobility, hawover, is not aniony tho roguisita | (arlon, therefore, has daringly usurped muny TUESDAY, AUG, 24, 9:30 Ae M hoce has. sine ecelverl Ww i Rone y H 7 tiiles,—sometimes calling himself King of ‘ . i months; Organizer, George Guide; locording | Col, razao's tivitation. ia cont king. | ‘unnistuiceble hopinler bit-and alneo opentic ins | Tecelved with lauzhtor and applause; It was, | for recuption Into tho Courvelrelo, ana the peaxe Spain, sometimes Duke of, Madrid, aud nt ONE TUOCRAND LTH “ Secretary, Mr. Keuger; Financial Secretary, | 2 with bls etail, and, It te undorsto mid sineo opontng has | However, n purely fantustle one, agit h aut isan a par with tho I'rinco in that rospect. GEO, P, GOK & CO. Auctionser x 4 heen nightly attended by very largo. audiences, | 1% y W purely’ ot ne: by teary others an Infant of Spain. ‘This monareh in RO. Ys 5 mann; Troasurer, Mr, Fossel; Audiiors, Mussra, | by tho Cotonel peohibithuz the aaloot intoxieute || Mr idaue baweetts strong wag eerna raises | Yersation, seldam leaving tho way open for | testaxe clthor direutly or through being re~ | regulation of tittes, hut Monsieur do Hour x Grife and Nelson. fig queran the grounds or within one mile, will tome ulvo enter upon tho third | Hew and untried voleps to imnke themselves lated toany ang who Bos sycr. performed in | bon. Io 1s nelthor Highess, nor Prince, nor e : * After tho’ cloction of oflleera TJ. Morgan ius | oxcept hy remutne dedort nt thelr usual place of | week of ts sun. Wo have no doubt the tenalne | heard, ‘There has been always room, howe | Dupes the other cousiats in having been die | Dukes, ho lea Spuntsh citizen, ico any ath 0" i 6 aie D ofthe Infant Don | Ug [A fh if ol 4 | * troduccd tho following resolutions, and they | Business. ou, post-otieo will bw extublished, | thie {ezformances will be nitite na ineyoly at- | over, for thatnged and romarkuble wonan, Hiroed, oF polntid, tw tiny one who bad been | or, and Wke the ebildre '< nt. 1. G. Lawler, whero tet vated , 8 Jt will ho romemborod that Vaniine | }ignri, brother of the ox-King, Don I'rnueols More uatmouniy atop way ra ope rate wer (ct | tend na wero to wnlcr es, sen hs REMANNTH PEANODY, alee gaaint Gzmannnotionan: he iaeah | teaae. Laon” Caos lun slag ho rigieto | pon’ PANE, SEASON OF 1580 s Whekras, The Common Council, at tho | and nso posted for every mull ng the vlty, SPHAK LOUDER. The School ts deeply: Indebtod to her for In- | Giteies, after his marriage. ‘Tho Empreas nover | Wear the collar of the Golden Meeco, us this VI aul i j earnest galichation af the organized worklng- | Al mall matter should directed te’ Cain ¥ ty a formation, reminiscences of tho great, | recounized the Baroness, hut ah tie rt it | decoration $s bestowed only by the King of ov ren oF this clty, puwod in niinuies an the | Fullors’ IuckCord, Tily und give tho rank or) To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune Mt could’ not have obtained “from any | favorit with, the Crown, Princess, who isaac | Spain, tke all ather orders. It fs useless to SEP isOn DE EAMOFIGA Gadd OELAGUT Ned ef ean OF eee ervant aroaent: HICAGO, Aug, 2.—For several yeurs paatt | other living suuree, At tho advanced | moro lontent in those mattora than ber mothor- | state that this pretender has never obtalned BOOTS , SHO E Picante Maur huenlaie Ignites oh = haye attended the pluys produced here by the | age ry coi Bhe revels in fn } in-law, (Consequently, the prima donna was } thisdistinction from Queen Isabolla, tho Ro- £} 9 Of the ordlaaicude tha Rumith wait autor. et thes | ® BUBURBAN. Union Kquare Theutre Company, and ovory time | world of the past; and sho ts never so inter. | often fayited to Court, but g curious distinction | gent Serrang, or from King Alfonso; and for ey JGo.u) poreons emmoyod in tho multitude of the ENGLEWOOR, F Thave dono #0 1 have boon disuppointetl, bo | esting na when she evokes from this magia | wis made tty the manner in whtoh tho invites | Chis trespiss tho Starguls do Moliny tends AND SLIPPERS Muutril und othee business ostublivhincnts of | Htesldents in the viciulty of the boutovard | cause I could Hot hear ail that was sald on tho | sbhere the bright forms ‘of hr departed | Was tvsired tu act in her professioaal eanmeley | ta Drascettte Don Carlos before the tribunals fia lly, jot monte havo, puss sineo the | nave hexged und plowed with tho ralirond aus | staye, hinklnue that porkapa te wus partly my | fflends, whose tnimes aro among thos we | the war nddeosed us Milo fusen- but wopnake | Of Krunce, aa well ns for assuming Hleunt Wile US MELD 1 Denn done: therefore," ch 7 Peoel to up th whistling of locomotives Raita eat ete nee they te et sutton on tat Heh alter was onont those {aviation wae, ity re « eo Laue ee et ds not so lavish with hor titles ag Eta- Wednesday, Aug. 25, at 9:30 a. M. prom * Hesolved, That wo -respeottully request our | Which oro continually pursing to and froon tha | would bave one near tho stage, Karly intha | unique experlunces ‘which constitute tl Hee Ov uppous | | Spa wl ony Opening, Sale, 3 rupresentatives In the Council to subinit to his | Lake Shore and Hock Jelund tracks, Superins | week’ Le procured. seater cet sow “in | CRAtIC Of ete BINCe TROY Cone eee | Mint AU ofticer in the German wemy nurries an | Ly, where wollaettnng troviawe eaten wilt boar tearing Houor the Mayor at the next mooting of tuo | yondont Marsans, o! hes utrglnee tid eno charm of Concord, sinca thoy can be repra- | actress hoe fnmindtlutaly resigns bis commisaion, ONK MAY DE PrncnaseD ea eathent attemtoastin tut our poous Alt BO Sevan ee tmatneten nary e, Ears has De, diane tdor prubihitiag the wut the whise | gustruct tho owt Sagal whe duced nowhara ol6o, Ther dequalitauce, | tuceune bolug sunt to caventry by hls follows Sna'Fiten pore Y HW amount of gold, ns hag recently | and FREELY DUUSICATED. De Wolf been tnstrncted a1 MMenpneritede LCrmtd Gob BORE pies tin i began when Margaret was about | alli for a amall amount of guilt Hise lone | _Ourauis ta above will ban choles ano. Huot to untorea tis ordinances Pawnd wry | tls Uetwoon Lwlewoot and Chicago, oxeept in | hina vary lol eatinato—or tho. aren | &ayeiventng on full and mo Intiuney, nid | wyattentear opener ges anormal of the ee Peover persoas ponectest with prone | Se Hoous Toney For vaaneetan MONE ay y Kloet Cr, order hag been | was not the only one who could not bear, as ’ 2 id that even though tho enoother reads | inent familles or this country,—especiall, 2id and 216 Madison: rforn his duty in this mutter, notwithstund> | pretty generally observed, and there | Know front the convormtlon of the | —n Journey from whieh, i will be remem: | Bt) hota. that. TRU OLOe teak een ee Seite AL Simmel Gode, wie | >= Le iw the Factory tuupestors” Tepe myst. whow y 1 Ke iy , and there [ano cause 0 rat eaves ine these haying bered, ni thee tti) he, will sons the fucts that ber grindmowder hul been | Mine, Stultz, wife of M. Mannel Godoy, who 2 pr SALI WOUL OT OvUry 10 pliers of Olathe eee, | Of complaint against iba Lake Shore Hond | sate about nie, an airy La f dtr. Btad= | bered, Khe never returned, os she, With hor | an actroseand her sister-in-law n concert-singor bought’ from her own husbi if REGULAR TRA tout Wonk oF every 10) placed of, oluplos ment | ee tne ane, Mie With THO Teck eed eee | arts tho tive “alouion of fir, ‘thoro and tg | Nusbanel antl child perished at. aca.” An this Has bout rown husband tho title J é t wore Ghough to have prevonted the Count froin, Le se aida deateuctivy to tiaueulth dad tives fio | eis difforent, it egal that thu offcerytaughed Other mombers of tho vompany rw venrcely | age. when distingulshed women, are by no | being recolved in oiticial clretes, ‘This oxphinn- Of Muraulag of Alta Nilay ty representa. DRY cGoopDs, Caratoree r tive of this Marquisate haying for a long thine M people? hind. do yuu know tut Aldermen, | ut the yentieinan who Went tousnomtute with | What niet Ge be these farther backe: trae | Means Tare, it iy often, asked, “What wns | tlon scomad to dispose at tho matter to the ons | Toon'st, Raiulro Pucnte, GrandStastor of tho | THURSDAY, AUG. 26, 9:30 Ay Me dad partlontarly, AML Cullerton, hve) buen fiz | tha Abani tho nuiauien, ane eluting 1 wy ineubers oF tho onupany ely kag uo atsape Ge wal of Margaret, Pouers vote fricns.of tho Muuttun fantiy salt hae nthe se house of thoeeGucciet Spain. chhntwhten ONE THOUSAND EOTH. score ful condi twitch: the woaciee cameaugeat, | Shepsot ths anpronch OF tals bes avetaed | would. tn fustioa ta tho publlsatd {3 thonsotves, | Peabody's recollections of her, We roallzed us | Countcan vou fimatets orton how tefonde | that elder Sue. Stoltz Hor’ Monsieur | By CHICAUO AUCTION & RTORAGE C ful condition in witch, ‘thy working cla 0 nee tholt volume af yolus. Yours respcots | Ne f wero inciined to the bolle? that the American | Pyento has became allied to the house o SRL Cera mT Tiss, Anat gorapallod ip lauort Kou a that | tho couiululite oialia thom, ands nding that | rully, . BB. | rine INSIGINY, THE ASPIRATION, OF MANGA- Woman had hoon saceiieal to tho rudo ambition yen ae fMticomeh au at to ee One OF | Wat, e.GOLEN, Broek Wal A, Se colves a salury of #00 uw your trom | wor inuking “thomsclvou ten times murd ILLINOIS TEMPERANCE UNION RET PULLER, of Biswarck's now Heutununt, the honor, while tho previous purehase by | DRY GOOVK, MOOTH AND SMO Tty, gas and anfety of he hoonte by outorsing auehor: | Wy to iual ayy “atanbeglea and” nie | ___sycal Dupted to Tos CNeago Teun’ | QunP at eat period ne New England gulture, “ne Gtneraly Alay pald for engi, Halon Bersonags Was NEE eo cLact. dinance as the Fuvtory lispectors’ ordivanee, | tho inw governmg the uso of whisties (0 the Decarun, UL, Aug. 22.—Grout preparations Teen Bh ett ho tne We tea ee esto generous ith ie Ca AT AU MONDAY MORNING, AUG, i preciation, She wasthe type and promiso of Aman threw atonc at a dog in Galveston. More generous thin the husband of Mme, At our Salesrouns, 106 fako-sh, San dostor, ‘aud dat bolas bla peivaroeiieess wit atinred, Ht this falls some othor course | nro in progress hero for tho reception of the | the comiug woman, of whom, thanks tu her | Aold uegro toddied out of tho house and sald: | stolte, « Mlute. Pour, who sone years ago WSL HUET “Aacuosest BoVicker's ‘Bullding, in which ho doce business | uroused “tn this uatiorsaed. patos ce aes | larue number of dolegatos who aro expected to | Hultlatory efforts, ‘wa have’ more now’ In | Alvslucky foab you. white man,datdeGineral | wnarrled the sou of a’morchunt of Mulazu, CANDY. rom 2 till 4 p. tu. to tho noyloct ot bis duties as | justice if it can bo bad. “Homo porsons thronton | attend the fourth annual Convention of tho Illl- Auerica than we' should have had without Bean Soy Gath Cre Be ean of ey Boegg | andwho had amauta for grandeur, purchase a ATUL AL OF Tor a hop ordinance, ay bim? Folkers propos to enforo tho luw ree | bere on Tuesday, Sept. 7, and will bo in sesalon | 0) rary oO! } her; sho sa! wid & oyclono, chile, Papal Chancery, On the death of the lutter, Candice to ore oe fotece Baber curtuoe ot OF Wut you remove bim? | quiring the Compuny to keep a tugman at ovary | fur three duys. bol, Wyatt, Prositont or tho | suo scarcely cared to tive if they vere lost Colintess Pomat loft Madrid, nn soon uftet Eantly ond at ther Btreot-crossing, und entail additi cA ¥ SA DIM cent, f aly ©; B foulrchteags, Addross Pa WBaoled, ‘Chet, frasmuch as Factory and | the ite beeen diner epee Hoa oxnonye ta Stato Union, hiuiroaead Sto omperance poopie Iss Peabody thinks a great chonge and de- | For baby and children what morg delicate and | returned as Lady Calinets; UNIT, Conteconty 0 ut. conelading velopment took pinto in ber character Alter | wholesome than Cutioura Soap, she would like to become a Duchess, sho ad-