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4 18 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 8S0-—S{X'TEEN PAGES. THE NATIONAL GAME. THE CHAMPIONSHIP. Chicago stil! maintains a lead of thirteen won games over Providence, who now seems to have 2 firm hold on second place, Cievelana not being. able to win a single game the past week from the champions. Troy is right after Clevi eland for third, and itlooks now as if the Trojans ‘would set there. as they are playing good’ ball. "Tne Massachusetts nines have fifth and sixth positions safe enough, but which willbe fifth it ishard tote. The following ia the record to date. SFA SIEIS|SI 9) SF SVE(S/S(SIEISIE| 2] ale SISSIES S/3/81 =] Sls cuss. S/S 21: /8[=[E]3] 81 2/2 {RIF}: [2 5) 2] SE Chi I] o\ a shioy 9 6 5 ai} 62] 1 Provi ience....-- 3)—| 9 male Cleveland. 2} al 63 i| 31 3 6i| 2 ij ile ei 3) 11 4 63] 0 o| 2} 3 E 1) 3] 1] 2 CHICAGO—WORCESTER. Yesterday's Worcester-Chicago game was in- terrupted by rain at the second half of the sec ond inning. The Worcesters opened on Cor- coran from the start, makirg four hits in the first inning, which earned them one run, and good play by Williamson prevented more. Not one of the Chicagos saw first, Dalrymple, Gore, and Williamson being retired on weak hits to Richmond and Stovey. In the second serne, two uncurned runs were scored by Worcester 0! two hits by Creamer and Stovey, and errors br When the Chicagos came Beatgand Anson, , When te Ceara om half an bour called the game. the raip ‘coming down in sheets. Play was commenced about ten minutes abead of time. though it looked as if it would surely’ rai ‘Those who paid 50 land 75 cents are supposed to know the rules, and took the chances of not getting their money pack. If. the Worcesters could have kept on ‘batting Corcoran the way they started out, it would have been a game placed to their credit, The game will be played Monday. CINCINNATI VS. TROY. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Crxcixsatr, 0., Aug. %—The Cincinnatis broke all up in the ficld to-day, and though the Troys could not -bit Purcell ‘they won easily. Nothing like an earned run was made, Smith couldn't handle the balj at all, making seven errors out of ten chances offered to him. He was sent into right field in the sixth inning, Jim White relieving him. A slow rain fell auring most of the game, making the ballslippery. The score: Innings— 123456789 Cincinnati 902000000 0-2 0055120 -*13 Pie. Caskins, W ‘en. t buse on errors—Cincinnati, 1; Troy, Pint pase on balls—Conner, Say, TW kite 3 Sinith (2). Left on bases—Cincinnati, 5; Troy. Sruck out—Sar, Keilly, ‘Tovin, Gaskins, Evans. Balls called—Purcell, 113; Weich, 72. aes called—Purcell, 32; Welch, tae ve leh. Dmpire Chapman. . PROVIDENCE VS. CLEVELAND. ‘Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. CLEVELAND, Aug. 28.—The Providence Club sbut the Clevelands completely out to-day in the las: game of their series. The score stood 6 to 0, and Cleveland had the @. The score by innings is us follow BOSTON VS. BUFFALO. Special Dispatch to The Chicaco Tribune. BUFFALO, Aug. 28.—Boston won from Buffalo the last game of the series between them, the Score standing 4 to 2 in favor of Boston: Innings— 123456789 Boston. 10201000 64 Bufalo.... ooa000c0s0 2 NOTES OF TIE GAME. Gore has the front rank as the best batter in the League. Mansell, late of the Cincinnatis, is now play- ing with the Akron (0.) Club. *~ “The Worcesters beat the Detroit nine Friday at Detroit, 12to@. The visitors played without an error. Filint’s “game” thamb is rapidly improving. He will probably resume his position behind the bat in about a week. In the closing game at New York, Tuesday, between the Nationnls and Unions, the Wasb- ingtonians wou by a score of 7 to 0. G.G.S&., city—Bond pitched in the second in- ning inthe game between Chicago and Boston Aug.1i. Foley pitched the first inning. Driscoll has been released bythe Buffalo management. He couldn't quicken the pace of his delivery, and bases were stolen with ease. ‘'T. H.%., city, is informed that Buffalo played ‘Worcester at Worcester June 9, score $ to5 in favor of Worcester, Troy beat Buffalo 8 to7 July 3 at Buffalo. Williamson has the best record of any third baseman in the League. If.he catches the rest of the senson, he hate the best record among the catchers. p Chiengo will play Worcester Monday, and Troy ‘Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Worcester plays in Cincinnati, Boston in Cie" land, and Providence in ; Butfulo, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The Clipper says: ‘ Charley Fulmer and Harry Lut, wellknown bail-players of the Quaker City, are rival candidates for the nomination to the State Legislature, while John Sensenderfer, another veteran ball-tosser 6 the same Re is also devoting his time to politics, and hus blos- omed forth into quite an orator.” SEEING OURSELVES, For The Chicago Tribune. “0 wad come power the giftie gie us To sce ourse! a3 ithers see us "— You quoted so that day. To * know thyself * (as sages ask) As others know, were sure a task Fd love not to essay. To see ourselves in other eyes, ‘Wouid ‘t better make us, or more wise, Or still a weary sigh? Who'd see a bitter thought expressed, That long in mind might lie rep: And in good time might die? A word, a smile, in kindness meant, Turned to an arrow backward bent ‘To wound our trusting breast? A high hope scorned—a tender thought, Wi bere sympathy and love were sought, Made subject of a jest? No. thanks! If mankind were so blest ‘That, heeding every one’s bebest, ‘The Tuiries were so kind, I'd never crave 2 boon like this, ‘To steal away my mite of bliss— Y'd rather be all blind. A.M. Donwg. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. TO NEWSPAPER MEN. A first-class Chambers’? Folding Mae chine, with the Kahler Attachment. Will fold a sheet 36x50 or 24x36. In good arder, at a very low price. Apply at office. a MIOPODIST. PHENS. THE CHIROP- odist, 24 Dearborn -st.. ge iusiuntretiet. stephens” Ali- Kisht Satve for burns, bunts, corns,” cuts, bruises, eed Drugatists have it, 2c per box AMUSEMENTS. HAYERLY’S THEATRE. 3. HL. HAVERLY... ..Manazer and Proprietor THIS SUNDAY NIGHT. ACG. = LAST NIGHT FRANK 1. FRAYNE ‘AND COMBINATION ‘In the popular Drama, sI SLOCUM: er and His Dog. OF,.The TopPoreD 2 BY LITTLE CLAWA FRAY Na Dog JACK, & Grey's Dramatic and Spe- man) Mores elalty Company. aN f roduces a number Oo! is marvelous ritfe shots, re iain tis wonderful double shot; sso introduces the mecbanical wonder, The Robbery of Wells, Faro & Co.’s Stage Coach. Remember, this Sunday Night Last Night. HAVERLY’S THEATRE. J.H.HAVERLY... wanaxer and Proprietor FOR JUST ONE WEEK, COMMENCING, MONDAY, AUG. 30, A. Mi. PALMER’S UNION SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY In their Great New York Success, The Danichefis ‘. DUMAS Fils, ‘Mr. Fray’ A Play in Four Acts, by ALE: yn Four tithe following Power ful Cast: Mr. Chg. HThorne. ar ‘J. Lemoyne iden Rainsey z. Owen Fasrcett Hi Stoddart Nellie Morant iss Sarah Cowell Miss Grattan ‘Miss Thorpe This Beautiful Play wil} be ‘followed by the produc- f the Powerful Drami LED ASTRAY, Cast with the full strength of Mr. A. M. PALMER’S UNION SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY. Sunday Night, Sept. 5, only GRAND BENFIT of BLISS WHITAKER. You can obtain your tickets now at the Box Office and other places. J. H. HAVERLY’S é GRAND MASTODON PAVILION, Lake Front, between Ball Grounds and Exposition. COMMENCING SEPT. 5, DANIEL O'LEARY'S: reat Test Race BETWEEN MEN AND HORSES. A Brilliant Field of Starters. 156 Hours, “Co as You Please,” For the largest amount of prize-money ever offered outside of New York. PURSE OF $4,000, DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS: 1,000 THIRD PRIZE. 500 FOURTH PRIZE. 250 FIFTH PRIZE......... 150 SIXTH PRIZE. 100 For list of competitors see other announcements, Do not forget. this is THE EVENT OF THE YEAR, Select Military Concerts afternoun und evening, ADMISSION, 50_ CENTS. Grand Stand and Reserved Seats for ladies and children without extra el J. ENGLEHARDT, Manager. HOOLEY’S THEATRE. THIS (SUNDAY) EVENING, LAST NIGHT OF THE HARRISONS. GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. Clark-st., opposite new Court-Liouse. Preliminary Announcement, GRAND OPENING EVENT AT THE , Most Elegant Theatre in America. EVERYTHING NEW, RICH, and BRILLIANT, “From Turret to Foundation-Stone.” On Monday Evening, Sept. 6, 1880, WHl be presented, for the first time. in Chicago, the Jatest success of Wallack’s Theatre, New fivecact romantic dramia, adapted from the French by Mr. GEO. HOEY, entitled a CHILD OF THE STATE! INTRODUCING THE Hoey & Hardie Combination. Box-plan will be submitted to the public on THUKS- DAY, Sept. 2, at Store of the Chicago Music Co., No. 156 State-st. CHICAGO NATATORIUM, = Corner of Michican-av. and Jacksun-st. ‘Monday, Aug. 30, 1890, Fourth Grand Annuat Prize Swimming and Aquatic Entertainment. ,Part_First, Wa, m.—For ladies only—School und Prize Swimming by puplis of this season, iwy lengths of bath: xrace und correctness of motion. Prize, Gold Medal. Second—Pupils of this and former sea- sons, for elecance and perfecuon of motion; prize, Guld Medal. “‘Third—Race for speed, four lengths of ath, Open to all pupils. Prize, silver Medal. 2:30 .. m., prize swimming for male pupils of this se: [eaties "admitted. Firat Lim Fenubts ‘of bath en edu). “Geeohd—two lengths of batb, ior buys under ihyears o1 ave, scholars Of Ehts season; grace and curréciness of motion. Prize. Guid tte of bath, Tor speed, open to ‘all our paplnn Prise eile Fittn—Exhibition of speed, tine swim- ming, bich and ‘shallow diving, swimming under wa- eraceful evolutions, by the Lad temen, chers of the Institution. The ie deatival will alose draitennce without, except to ic in the ufter noon ..J. KADISH, P.resident. PROF. SULLIVAN'S New Dancing Academy, 137 Twenty-second-st., Reopens Oct. land afternoon cf the % 7 Bon inthe newest and most sduived dances, The ball ig beautivutly fresco us Jurce a be. OONIs, Spring sotas, and a superb: dancing- r, perfect: Yenulation, and ail the modern conve ences; will Accummodate 9 coupie rented by club und may artiestor nearly half the pri Parueulses at the bail. HOLESE Hr sore eal MADAM ERMINIA RUDERSDORFF Bees to state, in a nadressed to her. U ca0,: usicai Art, has kindly Wun: made gad netted arm Sop ee eee “e's MOCKING HIED FOOD, W. Belessie und Retail, 37 South Clars-st. RAILROAD TICKETS. WALTER ¢C. LYMAN, ELOCUTIONIST, oom 30 Central Music-Hall, A.J. CQTLER, Manager. Fall_and Winter Ciuss_bexins to-morrow evening, Aug. 30, at $ o'ciGek. Private mstructiuns daily. . LICKETS At NAT. REEVES & CO.'S, Ticket Brokers, us 'S. Clark-st. (in Gents’ & 2 Furnistiing Store). Tickets Bought, Suid. und Exehanced. Reduced rates to all parts. UE SENESS C2 CARDS. WOOD MANTELS WAL H. FOULKE & C0.,4 nitigi2ar.. ATHENEUM GYMNASIUM, ww) lgarborn-st. Grand Athletic and Gymnastic Exhibition, snd openings of the Fai] and Winter Season,next Wedses- diy at Sls pin. Fifty participants in, many fey’s of strenzub ‘and skill. Admission, omly 23 ceuvs, Seats reserved for jadiex, HOOLEY’S THEATRE—TO-NIGHT. Photos! Photos! Photos! Photos! " MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 2, Brery Evening,, Wednesduy and Saturday Matineos. am) VENILE CELEBRITIES FAUOUS IOV ERIE CELE! TIES bod RAL COMIC OF ORERA MILES’ JUVENILE Ba ee ‘ peace oF BENG 4 CONSOLIDATION oF FIAVERLY'S Juvenile — COMPAN " "3 J ite Opera COMPAN INES 3 Celebrated quveutte: per COMPANYS PAN PANY, JUVENILE | —— COM ME VENILE COMEDY CO! THe New Fork UY be ri UVES nesowne JUVENILE GOMPAN £ ‘LE have ENILI mus FORAING THE on Ly, JUV. ENILE EROULE FORMING OUPE BLIC. Bevo Tine? PUREE: ‘ BEFORE, ' PROP EIRTOR. jusinoss Manayer. -Musieal Director. ; BRILLIANT ILLIANT BRILLIANT ¥ EI Rad SUNDAY BV, Sept d. WEDNESDAY EVE., Sept. 1...H. M. 8. PINAFORE, SERS F sean THE M.S) PINAFORE, RSDAY EVE., Sep. 2 BELLS OF CORNEVILLE is) ¥ ¥ EVE.. Se BELLS OF CORNKVILLE Rnasarunbat BELLS OF CORNEVILE LEADING CHARACTERS BY THE FOLLOWING JOVEN * ORIGINAL * * ARTISTS vENIL, CONSTELLATE TISTS Ps FANNIE BRoucit, IDA DECOM FANNIE ANUEL, JOSIE GAMBLE, PAS AISY SADDOX, IKE LASKER, — Masters—— HARRY WHEELER, ARTHUR DU WON FOX, 1 GEORGE BRU and SUPERB CHORU: -FORTY, SUPERB SHORUS: — SUPERB CHORUS. REMEMBER, MATIN ES, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, LITTLE DUKE. PINAFORE. Box Office open dally from 92. m. to 10p. m, Sept. 6-MISS MAGGIE MI'I'CITELL and Company. AUG. MONDAY, 30, 1880, Auacton s SALES. By GEOWEGAN & REVELL, Cor. sitio a. and Rundulph-st. SHERIFF SALE. BARGAINS. GO! AGAIN ee REV-EL Will close out this week. the en- tire stocks of vs|TWO DEFUNCT EASY PAYMENT CONCERNS BOUGHT AT SHERIFF SALE, ss CONSISTING OF Furniture, Carpets, Wardrobes, Mirrors, ' Chamber Suits Parlor Suits, Ex. Dining Tables, Sideboards, Chairs, Lace Curtains, Cook Stoves and’ Ranges, Bedsteads, Desks, Show Cases, and an immense stock of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. | Also 150 Spindle Bedsteads which MUST BE SOLD;to make room for the entire contents of a SIXTH ANNUAL Old Settlers’ PICKIC! CHICAGO TURNGENEINDE Excellent Programme, Distribution of Prizes, Tableaux, Fireworks, &c. Admission, 25 Cents. $27- Take Clybourn-av., Webster-av., and Lar- rabee-st. cars. HOOLEY’S THEATRE—TO-NIGHT. “You are silent, you cannot an- swer,--ENOUGH!” SPRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, Clurk-st, opposite Sherman House. Z, W. SPRAGUE: ‘Proprietor and Manager. MONDAY, Aug. 90, every night during the week, and Mutinces Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday, ONE WEEK ONLY OF Thielnan’s Burlesque and Comedy Co, In the beautiful play (from the German) enutled THE LUCKY HiT; “ @r, From Poverty to Wealth. ‘With a Great Cast, including, Mlle, Morlacchi, Roland Reed, and cist erties Admisslon—Evory evening. 15. 35 a under 12 yi ‘0 all Matinees, ‘Sndags Tmcluded, pnder cds uhtidren under £2 years, 15e. WYVICKER’S THEATRE. FOURTH AND LAST WEEK Of the Great Success ALL THE RAGE. MATINEES “Situ? Next Week-DENMAN THOMPSON as JOSHUA WHITCOMB. WHITE-STOCKING PARK. BASE-BALE! THE AMERICAN FIELD SPORT! THE FAMOUS WORCESTER TEAM CHICAGO, MONDAY, AU! AT 3:20 ‘prompt. Note chunge th hour for calling play. HOOLEY’S THEATRE, THIS (SUNDAY) EVENING, Extra and Positively the Lust Performance of THE HARRISONS In their New Musical Comedy, PHOTOS! Received nightly with ronrs of laughter and ap- lause. Hundreds unable to gain admilssion, Stund- fig room only st 3 o'cluck. ly ind avold the rush, J. MILES’ Jd UVENILE ‘Secure your seats earl Monday, Aug. 0, R. F OPEKA CuMP. EXCURSION TO THE Dells of the Wisconsin. ‘The cars will leave the Devot of the Chicaxo, Mi!- waukee Paul Railrond, corner of Clinton and Carroll-sts., on ‘TUESDAY, Aug. 31, at 10 o’ctock a. m Tickets for the round trip, good to return on any train for one week, with the privilece of stopping olf at Milwaukee on the return. #, ‘rickets forsale bY Janven, McClurg & Co., 17 and 119 Stuta-st, . HOOLEY’S THEATRE. Maggie e Mitchell, Supported by A Superb Dramatic Company, One week, beginning Sere 6 OLYMPIC THEATRE, Clark-st., opposite She:tnan House, ‘Two Grand Perform- oa SO aa suhiat otclock. Positively cot Sim MATTIE VICKANS and CHAS. S. ROGERS Jp shelr ment Specialty Pla THE PLAYE RS. yes CONCERT GARDEN, AUM a an st, Cottage Grove and indiana-ays. TO-NIGHT, Sunday, Aug. 2. GRAND CONCERT Given hy the CHICAGO ORCHESTRA. THEATRE. THIS (SUNDAY) EVENING, Positively the Last performance of THE HARRISONS. ae FOLD The Burr Palent-Folding Parlor Bed Saves Rent of One Room. Best Stéel Wire Spring Mattress. ogg The handsomest, most sub- stantial & comfortable made. Manufactured only by "4 A. . Andrews & Co. ——"=~ 195 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO. Mfra of Artistic Forniture, Wood Mantels, etc. G BED,7 75-Room. Hotel. So come early, avoid the rush, and get Bargains at ‘the stores of GEOHEGAN & REVELL, 191,193, 195:&:197 Randolph-st., COR. FIFTH-AV. By GEU. P, GORE & C0., 2M and 216 Magison-st. REGULAR! TRADE SALE DRY COODS, TUESDAY, AUG. 31, 9:30 A. M. qililtiners,, Embrolderies, Linens, Cutlery, White- » GORE & CU, Auciloncers. Great Catalogue Trade Sale +AQT AUCTION, es Wednesday, Sept, |, at 9:30 a. m. prompt, :0F BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS, Hanufactored for the Fall Trade of 1880, 3,500 CASES OF SAMPLES AND DUPLICATES Win be offered. and nothing needed for Fall Trade will be found wanting in this sal Catalogues und goods ready for ‘inspection Monday. -GEU. P. GORE & CO. 2H und 216 Mudison-st. Thursday, Sept. 2, at 9:30 a. m., AUCTION TRADE SALE CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, 85 Crates W. G. Ware, 80 Casks C. C. Ware, 10 Casks Rock and Yellow Ware, 100 Decorated Chamber Sets, 700 Barrels Glassware, ‘‘ asst.” Alson full assortment of Bronze and Ginss Lamy ies Fixtures, Table Cutlery, 10u Cases Laundry Goods Packed for Country Merchants. GEO. P. GORE & CU., Auctioneors. RECULAR TRADE SALE, THURSDAY, Sept. 2, 9:30 A. M. Clotttine, Hosiery, Carpets. Fluor Olt Cloths, Table ON Cloths, Hats. Cups, ‘Traveling Bs Harnesses, ‘Halters, Whips, & GoM ctlonvers, By CHICAGO AUCTION S STOH (GE CO. General Auctioneers. 105 L WM. S.GOLSEN, Presi, WM. A. HOTLHies, Man's. At 472 West Randolph-st., CHATTEL HORTGAGE SALN, THE, ENTIRE FURNITURE, Parlor and Chamber Suits, Body Brussels Carpets, “Elegant Grystal Cas Chandeliers, Piano-Forte, Ets,, Etc., AT AUCTION. MONDAY FNOK is 3), at 10 o'clock, at Peeling fe ungotpt W. cor. Sheldon, we will s order ot the Morumnzee, the ence Furniture, drisistinse of six. sume Marble Top Chamber with Heir Maire Blankets, . Contorters Pittows, Ia J rly ‘assels Car: extension Dining Table, Sitebourd, pining ta. ver-Plnted Ware and Table Cutlery, e. octave.by Haines ‘Chandes Here: fin no Oil Painting, the Pinlawers by Meyer, of CHICAGO AUCTION &$ AGE, CO. Wa. A. BUTTERS, Salesman. NEw FURNITURE. 15 Parlor Sets, 20 Lounges, 800 CanelSeat Chairs, 25 Bureaus, ogether with o great variety of goods, LT “AUCLTION. SEPT, 1, ATT91¢ O'CLOCK A. M., tesroomis, 1u5 Lake-st. DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. Etc., THORSDAY, SEPT, 2, AT 94 O'CLOCK A. Ma emcabo Ati SW SUIEAGE CO. Rs Auctioneer. . FbERSHEIM & CO., Stand S& Randolph-st. WEDNESDA Au By ELSON General Auctionee REGULAR SALES Every Wednesday and Saturday FURNITURE}; CARPETS, And General Household Goods. POMERUE & CO., Auctioneers & Manufacturers’ Agents, 78 & 80,R ANDOLPH- ST., old Kegialar Sales of Tlousebald bias: “and Geural Merchandise | ge | TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Of euch Mets, at 0a, mm aa Fit Ss. ADE 8 os By HENRY FRIEDMAN YESONS, Auetlonedrs, ay 201, und 28 East Randolph-st. WE WILL G1VE YOU BARGAINS! At our Regular Trade Sale of CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, AND AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT WILL BE OFFERED $27” XOU 43 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1, 10 A. M. 100 crates W. G. and C. C. Ware, nssorted, pi euks Hock, and Yellow Ware, assort bris. Glassware, se nips, Chimneys. Shades &e xk crigneod pa Goods packed by ere GlISDMAN & SONS. Goods Sold at Private 8: ates Pp. & J. CASEY, d4land 43 Fifth-nv., * tine Diack WVnins Bank: and of- on Fixtures of o d. Ice- Tiare for saleso tice Furniture, $ Hoxes aud Mefriverutors, One splendid ater tune Howes ane, inule and xtures, a ine lov of Roden? aro, and everythin: nzing to resiaul North Division, 492 flurtbate at, The, attention of pa rents who live im this part of Chieaco and further north ts Tespectf Mado this reliouh ws. Tore ing advan cation equil to any in the clty, die pa Wront its location, it will prevent the necesstiy bf, Handing chikiren, tong distunces tn, inclement Weather, nod be a siving of car-fare. ‘Thoroush in- struetion tn ‘Enalish, Latin, German, und French, Mit- Drawing and Painitng, and Dancing, by the most ch department Fall term Stiss HOLMES. Principal. TODD Seminary for Boys. The 28th Year Will commence Aug. 31. Boys from § to M received Can remuin till titted for Colleze or for busine-s Number limited. For Circulars or information ad- dr he Principal, oor. eK, TODD, Woodstock, Il, HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS--THE MICHIGAN MILITARY ACADEMY erlor facilities for obtaining a good En‘lish feat education. Location unsurpussed in nd henlthfulness. Full corps of competent teucbers. Fall Term begins Sept. 15. For eatalorue oF further Information address the Superintendent, Send for New Clreu- Hersey, *sDDY, Vocal Director, Harvard School (Comer Indiana-ay, and Twenty-first-st.) will reopen ept. 15. ‘Thorough preparation for Colleze. chool, und Business Lite. Excellent Depnetment. Larye, well-lizhted rooms. sic, SSapetent teachers It 6 3 Bept. 1h. lorctsird Te SCHOOL OF MUSICAL ART, p leet, Music-Hlall, - Chic PSmary Large Play-Ground, provided. with Gymnastic Appa- ratus. Address J. J. SCHOBINGER or 3. OL indiana-av. YALE SCHOOL, 179 Ashland-ar., cor. Adams-st., Chicago. An Enzilsh and Classical, School of, the, hishest ade tor BOYS and NN. Second Senvol Year begins Monday, Sept. For catalogue nd- dress GEO. C. CRESSEY, M. A., Muster. “SELECTA,” e German-American Institute of ‘the West Side, ison, will open its cpt. 6. Boys and Gin educated for prac life. Comprises Elementary, and Commereiat Course: keeping, Penmanship, Langu bewins Oct. 4. Apply to 'ZE, Director. HONTICELL) SEMINARY, GODFREY, ILL. Parents wishing a school in mild climate for daugh- ters, wil tind Monticello Seminary delightfully sica- ated, und complete in all de artmen: P OPMIASRELL, Principal. Athenzum Academy, 50 DEARBORN-ST. CHICAGO... Hi. Hf. BABCO K, Principal. An English and C:assieal School of the highest or- der for panne of bath sexes. Students titted for the best Colleges or for Bus'ness, Grmnastic training tree, Year opens Sept. 13 For Circulars apply at roussais Prepurators, Ch ght School’ in Bouk- Mille. Will reopen her FRENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL On Monday, Sept. 14, at 1355 Michican-nv., near Six- teentb-st,- For circulars apply to the Principal. MORGAN PARK MILITARY ACADEMY. A Christian Family School for Nova, Session be- gins Sept. 7 1 4, 9=, eat! Lor Catalogues ut Cl- Fano olga, ttoom 15 Methodist Cuuren Ble cit bieresemad vartvattoimtntersers Goons. TO YOU! THIS INTIMATION 15 GIVEN. want to buy FURNITURE of any kind for House, Store, or Office, Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, STOVE DESKS, BOOKCASES, cc., FOR GASH OR ON EASY PAYMENTS, THE BEST PLACE IS GORDON’S, 202, 204, 206 Randolph-st., Hale Building. Just west Fifth-a¥. AN INIMENSE STOCK. Satisfaction -Always Insured. Prices Always Right. tLe EOC IEE SEE Aol CABINET PHOTOS. = = CARDS, - - - - - $1.50 PER DOZ Guaranteed to be as good as the best. If you ‘3809 West Madison-st. PROPOSALS. pen Proposals for Ambutance and Wagon Parts UARTERMASTER, FICE DEVOT ° CHICAGO, LiL, August 19, 188. EALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, subject to the aunt conditipns, will be Tecelved ut this olice until Po'eiuck, noon, Septombe: 0, at Which time und place they witi be ovened in presence, of bidders, for qure hing. Ambuiunce and Wason Parts unde 8c cord eribed specitication: ennalatian of Pipe Boxes, F liubs, uy TY * ORES, and Tongues, deltvery to be si orat San Francisco, Cal. Bids wil be made ac- rebimizhs COnroposnls for a iene quantity than ‘he whole re- uired will be receives quired Svernment reserves the rizht to refect any or all proposals. A preference will be given tw articles of Monee, production und manufacture, eonditions rice und quality being equal, und such preference or be given tu articles of American production upd manvfacture produced on the Pacitic Cor Lists of the stores required, Sn petiona: blank roposals, and full information as to the munner of idding. conditions to be ‘Observed by bidders, und terms of contract ene payment will be furnished on PO ce yes containing proposals should be marked: «Proposals. for Ambulknce, ‘and Wagon Parts,” and .d to the undersine: » arestfELLAM MY Bits, Quartermaster, U.S. A. f Depot Quurtermuster. WEDICAL PREPARATIONS. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Cures Leu- corthen, Painful, Mensiruaion, Cleeraston, Ovarian piers, ail diseases known us Female Weakness. land (oc years as a Periodical and \tezn- ine Pill “Sold vy aid Deuxuists everrwhere. Price, 00 per box, ur si< Loxes Tors.WL Sent by mail frea Ly seater of pastaxe, secure MIE GRAY MEDICINE CO. Mechamies’ Bioek, Detroit, Mich. Wholesule Azents for che United States. Pampiilers sent free. 23 . Sold tn Chicazo, by aL Br zsiets; CHAAC Uk, STEVENSON & CO. Agents, Gnd 94 s.axo-se, cvrner Desroorm, TRUSSES. $100 RUPTURE! x2 . Reward. We will pay ro 9, charitable insticution, $100, in, case ofan Inguinal Hernis unat can be retained _b band that we cannot retain with the PAILKEL RB: IVE COMMON-SENSE TRUSS, pavented July fine BARTLETT, BUTMAN © PA Te Stavevst, Chveator {tL DR. PARKER, the pr’enteo. bas had 3 sour: * perience, the Jast 8 years with’ Marine Hospitals, Ar- Iny. Mevy, and Versiwners, the Government having udgpied our appliance ns the best in use. Gases that can ve cured we never fatl to care, Manufacturers of SELMLESS-HBEL ELASTIC STOCKINGS, Patented March 26, 1 PAPILLON. MISS RICES SULOOL For Young Ladies and Children. 481 North La Salle- st Classics, Modern Languaces, English Branch Music, und Drawing. A few bourding pupils receive ‘A Class formeu to prepare for Harvard Examin: tons for Women. Gleason Academy, 339 WEST ADAMS-ST. ‘The Fall Term of the next School Year begins Sept. & Course of instruction full, thocouxb, ‘practical, ‘Terms moderate. M. B. Principal. | PEMISHATANA MILITARY ACADEMY, Chester. Pu. opens Sept.8, | Thorouch Instruction in GWwil Enzingering, Coemistry, Cinastes, and Enatish. es conterred. For cireulars appt COSGROV G2 NO, WY Metropolitan THoets. Chica: Ko, of to Col. THEO. HYATT, President, LORRAINE SEMINARY, No. 1201 Michtzan-av. English und Clussicl School for Buys and Girls of all tyes reopens Sept. 6. M._L. BARNES, Principal. CHICAGO FEMALE | COLLEGE, Morgan Park, n Fall Term, Septem beri. For Cataloiu adress G. THAYE Drest, Morgan Park, BL. disun-se, Chiea-o. PAPILLON Heals chafing and soreness of infants and adults, and all roughness of the skin, For Sale by All Druggists, ‘YVAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & CO., Agents, 92 & 91 Lakeest., cor. Dearborn, TNMARN “LINE. Ocean Steamships, Carrying the British and United States Mails. * w York and Liverpool, via Queenstown, Tickes fo und trom the pringipal English, Scotch, Irtsh, Freneh, German, Htallan, and Scandinaviad ‘These steam FRANCL rs carry no live stock of any kind. C. BROWN, Geen. Wester Aen, South Ciark-st., Chicazo. {27 DRAFTS on Great Bs % CR DEARTS on t Britain, Ireland, and the THE I sETTIE STUART INS i y HOARDING SCHOOL for nildren. ‘The course ts compi Music, Draming, Vainti ‘ms ad: bt frinacteld, Hie PARK INST TUTE A Day and Boarding School for Gitls and 4 ung La- dies, iuiund 6 Asbland-av,, Chicago. ir Cata~ Prinelpals Miss sip eteaaan and School, 2% BISHOP COURT, one block east of Union Park. Next School Year will begin Sept. Gth, 1690. Apply fur terms. YOUNG, PARTIES? SCHOOL. FAMILY, DAY SC} » KINDERGARTEN, Opens Sept. 15, 189 " Lameuees in i ea of Prot ea ae ee ireulars adress 1 - MRS. A. B. SCOTT’S RGARTEN AND SCIIVOL, nd 1 Rramty second-st, Ninth School Ye: logue address ope: pt. Kindergarten Truining Ciass wilt bezin Oct. 20. Miss Mack's School for the Deaf Will reopen Monday. Sept. 18, 1550, nt 253 For particulars uddtess Box 3, Belmont, ee ay OCONOMOWOC SEMINARY, A boarding xchool for giris at Bordul: woe, Wis.” Delightful situation, Thorough teaininee, and home cag. Terms moderate, “Ihe twenty. schoo! year will be: reatniowue npply 00. Sop gatalony Higher School for Boys Oe Chicago-av., cor. Stute-st. ae Fi ee year bexing Sent, 2. ear ta fail etter hyenr. Llinited puiabe Su- Sry M. BL J. WHITE. Prise ium Year begins Septet At oan a Sain FREEMOLD INSTITUTE, Feeehold, N.de sor asineaas Woe CAREERS ee ee MES. CARY'S SCHOOL, For Young Ladies, 12 Spra A The sth year opens Sept iee e Biadelphia, Ea. non Sept. 2 3 GRACE PROVES SEMINARY FoR yous Montazne Pouzhiseepsie). ‘Tei berior auvantaxes. REATHERS. ‘masp, MATTRESSES Springs‘ Cots, wholv- sate and reall.’ Fea ren Pex, GHUIFEIN, 2 Beatesst STATE LINE ToGlascow, Liverpool, Dublin. Bel‘ast, ders, from N.Y. every ‘Thursday. 108i, ucconling to uccommoduion. iF t Cabin, $5) Second Uubia Hau, Sceenue, 20 ausriy z S, BALOW! 55 Brondway. N. Yeund io Handoipucse Cheago SOlin BLEG: ‘cavern Aldus TUN . CUNARD MAIL LINE. Salling twice u week to and from British Ports _P: saze Tickets iruim Liverpool, Queenstown, Ginszow. Dublin, Belfast, und Londonderry at_ lowest rates. Company’s Ollice, corner Clark and Randuiph-sts, $3.00 PER DQZ. | RALLEIAD LLS-Pisyy | ARIAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAN EXPLANATION OF RErERENCE Mal seepted- ‘Sunday excepted. Monday (Satara stad Chiengo & Northwestern Rai For Mans, Gmide-Books. Time-Tables ee ommodations. apoly, at and ie anne Cay Grand Pacite Howl. Brink's Express? {latest northeust corner Kandolph and Staten, OMe House, 75 Canal-st., and at the deunie ta), Pale Pacific Fast Line... aSioux City & Yani abqbuque Day Ex. via aDubuque Night Be. via Clinto aOmana Night: adies Moines Nicht Bxpross aDes Moines Day Express aSivux City & Yankton aCedar Rapids Expr aFreeport, Rockford & Dubuai aFreeport, Rockford & Dubuqu: akreepor .’kfords ‘ake Genera» PMilwaukee Express, PSliwaukee Special tMilwaukee & Green Bay, PMilwaukee Passencer. ru yy Expre: pee Raut lomenpail es Paul inneapolis 1a Crosse & Minnesota Xpress (3 b tWinona & Central Dak bWinona & Central Dakota. Fond dn Lac. via Janes For suburban traina. get I = Puitman Hote! Cars are Ta he bee care, ¢qg0 and. Council Biufts and Puitiman grees cae Siqux City on the train leaving Chlesca at obs Quilman Meepers on, 2:1 aaa te sean er road rans Pai in hotel cars west of Chic isan @ or any other for ty a Depot corner of Wells and Kinzle-sta* Sovepot corner of Canal and Kinzie-ste, Chiengo, Burlington, & Quin For Mans, Guide-ooss, ‘imevravied Senne oes cominadations. apply. at ‘an #Neket-Ortices of the Com ny In ot the following at, Grand Facitic Hotel, Brinks Recess Dortheast corner itundolph and Eanes Oe ace (0 Inalana-2v., Graud Contral Depot, comer ‘eat raer House, o ton Weat Sides ©" 82d corner DOttawa & Streator Express. bGalesburg Passenger. bLNebraska Express. bDubuque & dioux Ct bDowner’s Grove ‘Accomumdae! SStendots & Ottawa Express, ist. Lone Passen-er. bRockford.Fr’port S1 baurora Passenxer. LAurozs Passen. jet Expres: eve xpress. gieanens ly § aque "| reeport & Dubuque Expres Weanesday & Sacurday nears oS bn seBat ‘Train. ‘dU: pm Wt pq aDaily. b Dally, excep: Sunday, «Dally, Saturday. @ Dually, excep: Mondue: ‘Me excess Pullman (16-wheel) Sleeping-Cai Passenzer. Coaches between Chicago, Hes Sfothon Courel Bio, ‘and Ranaes auesias Chicaro. Bttwantes © St. Pant Ra “fas Haale’ Bepor, comer, Gnign and Gee so seen, Grand Puciic Hover und at Dove: PUP House, Leave. « Arrive, Milwaukee Fast Mail... nad Uvonumowue & W1 ‘aukeslia Ex., Milwaukee, st. Paul ua diinoe- upolis Express trains. Green Bay. Menzsna, ‘and “Ap saa ailiwaukee, Aadison, ate +90 pm stam tow mien Milwaukee, Madiso1 id Prairie du Chien Express ne Libertyville Accommodation. fi Sunday Passencer (esiein Alltrains run via Milwankee. Tickets for St. Pas and Minneapolis are good cithe ladison Prainieda Chien, or vis La Crosse. and Wi = muieo Central Rattrant. Depot foot of Laie-st. and fuct of ‘'wenty- -aseont, ‘icket Uttice, Lit Randolph-s3t, 0 lark, Pocite Hotel, and Paimer House St. Louts & Texas Express. St Louis % Texas Fast Lung. Cairo & New Orleans sxpress. New ( Pleans & auxas rus, £2. Springiteld Kxpress.... Sprin weal Niode 3S Peoria, Burlington Keoltuk. ¢Peoria, Burlington & Keokux, Pontiue & Chatsworth Express. Vontiae Express. .. Gilman Passenger... Dubuque & Sivux City Dubuque & Stoux Cluy Express 2LOnSaturday night to Gilman oniy. «0p Saturday bight runs to leoria calyx. Chieago & Alton. Union Depot, WestSide, corner Canal and Yan Be Ten-st. near Van Bureu-st, bridve, and Twenty third-st. ‘Ticket Offices, at Depots, © South Ui st, Grand Pacitic Hotel and: Fulmer Hoase. Kansas, city, Denver & Puebio! Nase Exp BE Louis, ‘Sprnxdeld & Texas... Peoris, Hurling: east Bane, ton & Keokuk § Ex. vin Chends Pekin & Peoria ix. via Julie. Chicago & Paduewh KK. Bx. eator, Lacon, Washiugt’ 3 mi 2898 Jouer« Dwight Accommota «in Sou pai ae Chteago, Kock Yeland & Pacific Rafiroat Lepot, corner of Van Buren und Sherman-sts, Ticket Gtlves, 36 Clurk-st-. Sherman, House, Palmer Hoe nd 'Pacitic Hou ‘anal, corner Mad:soa, ‘Leave. | Ari Davenport £ Peorta Expre: a Council Bluds Fuse Express. Kansas City, Leavenworth & At-| chison Bast Express. Peru Accommodation... Councu Buus Nigh. Bxpres Kansus Cit Sf ‘Loavenwortn & = At chison Night Express... ---} 10H pe [5 es 3B spbullz except Sund: Hinges Bre ni saya: tDally 10:00 am|* 6 pa 1220 pmj* 20) pa Michtenn Centrat Kattrea4. Depot, foot of Laxe-st. and fuuturt ireuty-secand-At Mieket Ouice. 6 Clark-st., southenst corner of Hate doiph, Grand Pacitic Hotel, und ur Palmer Hoos Leave. , Arte ‘Mall (vin Matn and Alr Line). New York & Boston Ex. quily, Special New York ce uston ix. Ablanuic Express (daily)... Night Express Grand Rapids & Muskexon Sait. meres Grand Rapids & Patosky Expresaj* 3: *inpa aGrand Kapids & Muskeyon Ex... [49:10 pa tea @ On Sundays this train leaves atd:l5p m Lake Shore a Michtzaa Southern Rallye ‘Ticket offices at depots, Yan Huren-at head of Le Salle, Twenty-second-st.,. and Furey ahied: st Peter and freight office under Sherman ‘and wens’ offices in the Grand Pacitic Hotel and Paliner House ‘Leave. ; Arrive! 5a at 7a am? 78) ot ay at ee Supmis 5:4) 8 Ball (vig Sato Line) Einanine huntag Eecpress ada Adintic N. : ‘Express (al Fast Express. : Fittehare, Cinctnantt se. Tanta e Lal (Cincinnad Air-Line ant ‘okom0 Depot, corner o1 Clinton und Carroli-sts, West Silt = | AVS. Leave. Cincinnntt, Indtansy is, Lonts-| ville, Columbus Ex Hast Day, Battimore <c 0! Depots, Exposition Batting, and Toot ot Teeny Chiewxo.,, Dats 107 1, und upwards. at lowest rds at lowess rues. | second-st. ‘Ticket Offices, SUlark-st, . DU VERNET, Gen'l Western Avent. Gninu buaigetiotes Se ear icxposidiva BUI Ze Leave. | Arrive DAY & FIELD, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 130 LaSalle-st. Members of New York ALBERT aL DAY om SOR Store MBTELD, JR. W. FIELD, Speciui. Morning Express S725) mm Fast Line..... $4250 po Mankakee Line. Depot, foot or Lare-st. and toot uf Twenty-seconds Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Louls- ville Day Ex; prose: Aight Express: The Merchants’ Savings, Loan & Trust Co. ‘Transact 2 General Bunking Business, Buy and Sell trst-class Investment Securities. Bonds. County und City Bonds, Railway Bonds. Exchanye on London and Paris. European Ch m pEurgpean Cireular Letiers of Credit furnished for Chicago & Fosters Siinote Hallroad anvile Koute.) Teker Omees, 77 Clurk-st, Pulmur House, Geng? Gide Lotel. “Trains leave trou Depok corer O° Archer and Stewart-uvs. Day Malt. Naghvitie SCALES. FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD SCALES OF ALL KINDS, FAIRBANKS. MORSE & CO. 111 & 113 Lake St., Chicago. Be careful tobuy only the Genuine Te 5S. pee le se AIGOR, Last Lost_En- posiaray ee eg soa or sie ars per doz, RNS, | 204 Warhington ee thieaee Mt aeties, and Gentlemen wanting the most delicate tention. call or write, A book for the million, 200 pages, only 25 cts, to pay postage. DR. JAMES. Nopaye DR, KEAN, 173 South Clark-st., Chicago. Consult persunally or by : yy mail, free of charze, on a chronic. nervous, or special diseases. Dr. J. Mean isthe. | y PUysiclan in we cus way WarcALs curesucno ysy | 4 Ludington, staniswee. Chicago & Grand Tronk ‘Ball for Depot corner Archer und Stewart-avs, rag sale at the Palmer House und Groud E actbe ! peave: ‘Mall & isxpress., Right Bxpress. Valparaisy aceon & arrive cur Westerti-av & Pulluiao Sleeping-Cars attached Pittenneg, Ft Wasne & Chtent?, nates Depot, cor. Van Buret aud Canai-s' |@ oUlara-st, Palmer Hunse. ‘Mall and Express... Rew York Express (daily). gal, “GOUDRIGA Temes, — Racine, Milwaukee, Saeboygan.siatrve- (daly )3 > G3, Saturday Boat don’t leave 3 ti, Night bits fur Muw'ke, Se, Fues.& Kewaunee, Abnepee.&c. Pues! if un, Ge. Itapt ‘Tuesday and F or TyTN, ‘Super arent Tidy. reslaee 8 Hise For waa & Lal Shige & Docs tooe ut Sieouwn-a¥ except Saumur