Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1880, Page 10

TE CHICAGO fv leading opera bouffe com- | Cathertn Fi a tho manager. Be at ¥ THE SUPER. Pry, pany, ther play! Chicago, rehearsed day | and Mrs, MeKea Raw ying fn and night for elaht lays, dvellned another | Knight, and Mr dT. 1 able to give the ‘country ass y | ask tha majority of the young mon of tha | present o first-rate articio ries very high, | | tet AD CLES PA BU would do nothing to disturb tho prosperity | South, nay, even tho old ones,—all of the | and Is oxecedingly seurce. With the price o! AWN nepiptine a ana of business, Bit they can glve no such as- | chivalry,—what tiioy mean by ** Hemocracy,"* J everything rising In vali, itis almost cor- ARRIVAL AND DER ARTORE oF TR. AIS, engagement, made purchases she could {le | of Mile, Berntardd, viewed as a tragie star, | surance save by the cheap protestations of | and why are they Democrats, Thelr mlugs, | tain” that. boef nnd mutton must also bo eae A Gathering of the: “‘Profesh” at | alford, at the instance of tho manager, and | does not scum to be very highs “Claiming to alumprorntors, and thera protestations enn | you will discover, reat upon the history ‘ot | affected, With an inerenged demand at home, = —— a ing ; rf . then, because she wished to have a written ashing alone ns a bright, partleular star, it la | onty have the effect af calling attention td the | the country aluco Wut, They da not id g ourtalnty. of ovean-frelghts increaslug CHAT ANATION oF HEvriEycH 9 ARRS.—t Batiietns Haverly’s Theatre: contract, guaranteeing her salary after leav- } perceived that she is, in truth, only a tim | bad reeord of the party, If ihad behaved | trouble themselves about — theoretle- | considerably, Uiere Is little font of meat be- $Daily” “Buaday oxceptod. fMontay excomed, ued a : Ing Chicngo, was suddenly dropped, Hary of the second oe third magnitudes? | well in the past there would bo no need how | ab autestion: such ons you find | ing brought across the Atlante at et aay Another was engages to travel nt $15 a | Mnie, Modjeska ly descriled aso graceful | for its leaders fo. nasert, with such | discussed North. They simply.say, to you: | the prices rating during the Inst two ehtonen a+ Navthiwestenn Tattreny, His Lot Contrastéi with That of | week. ‘The third week, when op iatteatron ane Recontpllsieat, artista als: Won in warmth, aftat He does fet intenst a ie Demonrate because i's he white ards Oe darts it howaver, iy peritelns Facenramadernies ranks. Tio tables, Sleeping. : Shienga, hen strange ¢! and with a week’s | ments the dearth of competent dramatists in | destroy the public cred debase Ty Vs Ane ReUBG «We Will Mm i wt the 9 G 3 P M OF Cinrkest the Ballet Girt, : hotel biilcaues siewag Informed Chae hee | Rete ti currency, tt Talk to them of tho nob pan eet Tinta en anv’ it cripple inanufacturing in | government ty | meat on the other sideof the Atiantls ta orthount corn atin 4 (on i silary would only be $6 and traveling ox- | w-you should sce tho imastodonte audt- | terest’ shut up Nino. banks. and. generally | engendered by the love ot country, and of | England It inusteome Just ns surely as tha House, ib Cann ae Ha Un ateA8.), Palcaag penses thenceforward, f the’ thontrical prof her ineldents reluted toucht tho | gnees nt Her Majesty's | ‘Theatra,” Olive overturn the present stable condition of af- | the prestige and greatness of the Union, and | outtlow of American granarics crosses tho Of all members o , thentrical profes- Other Incidents relnted touching upon tho 4 ea * i . 5 Leave. | Arniva ys inva letter Haverly’s success, | {tlts. For the Republicans to make stich ug- | they will flare tp ke bulls before the red | ocean to feed tho millions in our mantufact- Pacino Fast, t4 [oat . sion—from the agitated’ gentleman ‘who miuilitidllnnds temptations besett! ng itis In dogan re ae ee pe eeade iecaner, auttions concerning thelr party would be abe | flag. Most of them really Uhink that they aro | uring eltles.”” auiuue Cit Rad aap “ane gracefully attires himself in a sheet and | muuy travel Ing combinations were sailly cole although the graded seale of. prlecs runs be Would be as a banker of excel | honest, law-abiding citizens, and de nat com. ‘Special Diapateh to Tha Chteagn Tribune, eas ei i prehend how wiserad ‘Tovoxto, Sept, IZ—A reporter Inter- | gealmaue Nigue orders the other Romans about $3.0 thunder: | Nither a prhnary nor pleasurable standpotne | owns ry Losey Aho shales: acats are by ne Hi ytT eataton Tor, solveney nel {ntegtlty pre eet io et Gera aR eo vowed TEAL Oe the SroNi ene bank-man-, aes Sua is ing bass, and cuts 1 conspleuous ‘Beaute a isa happy one, and Tt is a harsh comment | ie a etre stall, sell for a few pence, ess wenn to steal yout | jmuliey, oF sauane ‘They’ ake, nevertheless, go happy that they brsty ae brokers Ny regard to te thn alone Cite Sdnnton seitement, he nicel 0) me women’s Iives to record that # ‘that ole; eon! “ der In speculation” “The — depos. | do not wish to be Americans and too gouil to erest OW lens 4 3 Cosine it Vi a A ore a ia manny: ta Hor than gi, | dAnit that oi aunty pestle ary tefl th itor would ber likely to ‘coneelve-n | be Republicans,—fett hehtnd and dowt want | a number of the banks bad alrendy cut down abranpor Rockienn ore. One thhy is certain: the Hfo trom IST" 33333333823332353533 loins ley. gentiemnn tn the tin hat and disreputably | many take to itaga rellet from more laborls | town ntter all 1s i ’ i i pad olre, i arragnort, Rock fiitniniia, | 8 chipations. : suspicion at onee, and would take up hls | tocateh up, the rate fram 6 to 4 per cent, and some port Hoel fons Dudiqua, skimpy hte who stands roknd Just to fll | OFS er pf the coattlest b Fodicsand gentianen | iyo i g er and go to With reference to our St vo count | of them were waiting to mo ‘ns Jow as | iapeeae st kfordé Linke Gono : up,—there fs no one more useful or about But none of this cruel glamour invests iu full evening dress, and who delve to. the | Cheeks and cash from the counter and ge ur Stato, wo c ne ).ot Piem we Fa te ee dN ae | ba “a S LIEK rr ‘ a ai . | some other bank. ‘lle Democrata are in the | upon an honest, easy majority of at le c H whom more poptlar crrors eslatvthan the | so ah ttiete the ¢ ioty. anit tab Pell A Theaters petvatg -earela Br tele fine attitude of the banker “who went ont of | (000, If wo ean get IKeounited, ‘The fares | bul owy of the probabltities ts, that 8 por cent supernumerary, . And fut, and money, fie enters at the staget | thelr departiie, as on the Ttathn operd | business bankrupt years ago and now ap- | aro plain, Thy Dentocrats with four | will be the rule within tio or linea wert, Itmay be well to remark at tis fhncturo | aor at imostentatious and soberly-dresse | nights, are seen tn the grand tier ctirted nnd | PMs fern renewal of public confidence, | years of power hay Galvan arent desatte |: he moveient first beau In Montreal. Phe that only at loug and exceedingly rare liters | being, with nv other distingnishing mark’ | perfumed, be-boqueted, white-mloved, with be hen Inaniry is aut stato Tt de four thine lust ettectiow, Tour. yeara. en tts is any. cunstdernbie Mati uninvested—are vals Js the supernumerary eniled a super. ). than the sll hale aud ie untamed, glitter- puerta cloake nm! srustied: bute. se atlery he hus been ‘preparing seliewmes and tricks for | well-known, (a stubborn tle, a most. The | dso moving in the sume directtot. Of course, numerary. Ils ocetpation ns communicated Ing eye OF eae ale au bour inter gure (iis pertortners to" play. to stick audiences, | the Injury of his customers, to put in prae- | Republicans were divided, the Stearns and | the fufere eta hat HF the rate on deposits by hiinself Is that of “a membah of do per- mt terrible Ina tin. hefinet, he shakes his the applause is enthusiastic: every point | Hee in ease he should again be trusted with Gonover lactlans tn bitter Supcalthon: even pr redial The fircreat on leas fells corte. fesh? and as spoken of by others, thatof, | little i0-eent spear and tilis the singe with his | seemstu tel UF course tho Auncricaus in | He manngement of wbauk, Tis vehement | during eleotion. Steams was closely beaten Fennel) ong Chorchy welt i on Cente & Content Di ona & Coniral tats Ko Lienorn BB TeUeCsS TEAS Ssy BEDI ase RSTIS ebssddedesessossesARAssasaods BUFaevesSssuysassgsssce 32592353: 4 . ke Henar : er ge! e erles with e 4 - hey : declaration that he renounces all his swine | by Drew, 9 Northern Union man, who he 4 terms for borrowers are tn order, Peovlo ova Exprens i simply and sweetly, a “supe.” It Is only ty Bre senegal thie mulleties with enthusiast, town rally here in foree.’® dllng projects, and means to be honest in Demoerats nominate beeatse of his. wi alth | Who have property iortgaged at 8 per cent rae Forres Vea 820 Am OA aie Democratic newspapers cttlogizing soni, t mit ne a, sweeping the rabble before him “Tho Passion Play,” which ts soon to bo | futute, is hardly a reuson why he should bo | and tnilkence, He certainly controlled a | willat least beable to change it for 7, and Pati n iy re, uot nen! time -enrd GF Carkat candidate for Congress, and speaking of Ws) Me wrt majesty oF Teercome. Thon | Produced jn New York, js, the Graphie tells | given the keys fo thathank vaults? thousand Republlean yotes for the whole | perlups per cont. . STER AME Conch! hia” and eM Hobwoan Cie past career, that the term “supernumerary” } amin the pacitie gentleman mn ared coat, | Us nota phy at all, but wastrictly relighous E Democratic t Mio warked fully that Tho Brittsh Methodtst Episcopal Confer: Plireny wrneia dead Leaving Chionta mt tame a? 3 ———$——— ts Here . ! . B0+ yin his great mille interest, and te is aver used, 3 ‘ Who brings on the candles Justin time for | cereinony, | None but netors of proven tev: THE SOUTHERN COMMUNE vos i ¥ For three centuries It has been the «delight iat villainous old father fn the play to dle Honnt »tendencles will be alluwed in. the Z is was iso Nery nonular with the Republicans sas ¥ > the I . ‘| " at tis nota “enst” at all, but the - on the St. Johiw’s, This year he fs neutral, # | i of small boys infesting the ‘gallery, next to rerunung (ister naricod somcvody 4 names of the nctorsure aerely Incldentatly a irene, Letter frots Aidizen oF Bioet nat Re} publican, and wiih this and Demo- | livered by Bishop Dickerson, o| South Caro | o-Perotcornorof Cana nnd Kinzio-ste i bombarding the orchestra with splrally- | Miolntance and married his own grandchild, | Rivet on tho program, The program [not | @& Who Dares to Speak Hin Mind— | cratic chansy of front, we galnat last 2,00, | Ina. During the course of his remarks tho | _chtanen, Taetnatan te Ontne A twisted playbills and peanut-shells, to guy "i bi Ki vA the gentleman in Jong plush coats aml bie v3, indeed, the sups has more Cin than the | Upregrim at atl, but merely a printed slip to Mow and Why the South In Solid= |. Tho Cubans of Ke buttons who comes ont to stretch “down the | ey Wert, who last election | Bishop expressed the very great pleasure it | Fo carpetor entry uit table. fle ts cordially | get. $3 cents © ight, and'the rest play for | b¢ performed will not be regarded a3 a-theas | ‘The following ts a copy of a private letter | Accession we count on 4,000 gain from last | past twenty senre both in Canada and his pottheast corner Itunddinh and Bintocatyy ee has closed ts deliberations here, Noother ™, train ta Tos Mol eipal fenture of the Inst day of the ses- | hotetenerrontar ericeman Or any other done oe was an eloquent and atlering address de- | @~Devet ensnar ag Weits ana fflnzto-ats, 4 ts H Vhy, | assist the worshiper tu his devotions, ‘Cho Hatred for tho Kestlts of tho War— | took no hiterest, are solid Republican, and | atforded him to notlee the vast fuprovement ee it Nr HO ee ee aA inst theatre in whieh “Phe Passlon Pliny” {3 to | Whore It All Tends. vote over a thousand. “From all suurces of | manifested” In tho’ African race during tho | steQrand Pasa fone ny Mea 4 orely > chapel i presldential Detocratic vote, Of- course, | Southern home, ‘The Chureh, too, has gone Rdlani-ay., Grand Conteal Depot, enmnor tangs oe {nvlted to innke a speech, criticisms on the | noyiagt pe ino, Be ceo int ee aidressed ton friend In Cincinnati bya | to that extent they are weakened, Figure | forward: and, ff tho union belween the Cane Natiodn seein We atgaees and comar Canal ne cut of his fegs are made with gracious free Aaa AAT dinary sense of the torn, but astrletly devo. | former resident of that clty, Tho writer has | for yourself, ‘Chesoare facts wellknown to | ndlan and Aiueriean bodies takes plien, It 2 ‘ dom, and he ig invariably greeted with erles : \ AMUSEMENTS. tional ceremony, ant patrons, or rather wor- | resided in the South for many years, tins | all Floridians, © will bo another step Inthe right direction. Luna, | Atrive. , of "Suo-oop!” “Sewp? apely “soup! shipers, are expected to be vdliied by the eer- | been In full sympathy with Southern Ideas | | ‘Che foreign clement are nearly all with ug, | The greatatm of the Afrlean, race. every: tm pa e y be, ‘ 1 7 b : under the sronous fluprrasions ans be, that » TNE OLYMPIC. emony ant not recreated, ‘The ushers-at the | (but not thelr frauds and violence), and In Wo haven pavsuerous elu of Irish-Aimerl- | where should be to rescue thelr native Intid | uN 4 i 1 7 y v Iny are not to be ushers at abl, but vergers 4 e can Republleans, aud Iam pleased to learn | from the thralldom of ignorance and super- Fi alantlal, From this fact the error lins What, was formerly known as Unmlin's i ie ddoorieeupers Hand Meistibitae it fetid the days of the Rebellion fought tn the ranks that many Irishmen in Clichinatl are begin | stitlon, b SessssS ; steadily gained popularity that he iy the | Theatre: haying become a thing of the past, ree al bee .| of the Southern army. Me writes of what | ning to ‘think for themsalves, They hive | Inthe ovent of the proposed unton belng | }k5% ; gouuino and only supernumerary about | Manager Sptagie hasa field all to Wtmselt, catleetion will be HTC Ph he knows: very Uitte influence In the holitles of the | carried out, thore wil nat be another Con- tt Whom so much las been written snd sat, | ind the field [promises to be a profitable one. J ite ACOLA, Fla., Sept. 8—DEAR FRIEND! country, simply because they permit them- | ference in Canada of the I, M. Churelys but Ils is the only house on the enst sido of the MUSICAL NOTES, Your two recent notes at hand. Lam uta | selves to be biindly led: by the name De- | should that scheme fall throu a afore ell Junior Subordinate Property Man, and not a while really he ts only the Second Assistant } r ver wi ft c! f loss how, or whether or not, to answer your { Mocracy.” “The issues sustained by that | be one held at Chatham, Ont, hy 1884, ; supe atall, iver where .pieces of such a charneter as} Dr. Vou Bilow has just completed'a now OW, » to ans | mrand lil party are dente tt ; in hold of Chatliagn Outs tt 1s. < pe THY NEAL SUPE, The Prairie Walf” are now played. “The | Bavartan national hynn to the poem of | 4 Jeans tothe situation here, You Know | erand old party are dead. ‘Lhe foreigner of r opt. 17.—Threa prominent elt | bAurom pawagios Of this city pald tho tino and costs (855) cimaba Ni iene fisy Annte Mendora, tho blonde, of May exes Ngntlexprone. . vhe o : fall ced | Ml climes and’ all ereeds finds inthe Repub- Lospo 4 the indisputable article, is the gentleman | Prairie Walt,” Ilke the preceding attraction, | Merr Oechner, ae keh i your lly last foil 4 jlndiuced lean party protection, and in the Itws it hag | 2¢! yho brings on the papler mach supper tn | Tony Pastor, has crowded the house every | Signor Campobollo and Mme. Ima di | to vote the Republlean. tleket at. the | fostered the right of a homestead, and a pro- SeaseTeVesUssasae3 99a3333332333339325 BsoessavaanzaI3I959 daadoassgeasddesada jf fj Maer +5 cKansns City & 3t. Joo NI ! Macbeth,” or fights as private under the | evening, 'f the pleco that was" bullt ax‘ Dea . <roll’s |-State. election by plain statements as | tective. price assured te the articles of his | Fisk 8 troupe, who was fined for giving an | treoport & Hubudue ix Fass, cntatus back to the green-room, and resuire | Faris has Sa , . most comprehonsive of! which. was. thal ney . s 2, 3 ssacln i. ras e AS na é recta him from his bler with a beer, or holds pire svohlely Bint Aine. Wee Ca 6 | Miss Fernando ‘Tedesea, tho young Amer- | could not affiliate with Southern Democrats | North an be elias or an Amertenn has tho eh ths: guestion Bf aliiirchspelnls, nd | aati, 4 Bal arcane Meme ‘Dalla, excypi + Rslesen or mareties ih dnd out and Hu | Hs, although very, profit |stur | Lenn vlollust who apyeured atthe Pastetoup | thet oes ae fod ae A wna Amer | A cr th lies beers tie iaare | Hnlanes anna Cell Mo OHI thing Lobe | eect PeEAEGh Meeps ana Paneer erles, of marches ua " : sanGe 6 ore | Can, but tha resided In Cinelnnat Lands We ‘i 4 tho ons b lenge. fos Morne, ras wing Brutus ancl Coops, au Mure 108 eS eee very. | Rad -aetoke cuneate leegeaty is making # tour of Ger- ni ‘ag an Aateriean, claim the privilege | Yeitrs, etc., Witutam Kink, itone thy Keop them In chuck and under pas- Mk font aurea Popekts ung” Kane Antony have their truculent squabble at ‘ ; Melt to ne uss. of being a Denincrnt. —_ . Hoglinine Gouger ae a es r Cars, Witt Phitippl. One night he ts toged and shaven ets SFor ile Lo Say et dimteult eas Sig. G. Operti lias been engaged to lend the g lived in the South since 1858, and CANADA. » Be & Q. Din ing-Cars uttncliou co wit eat CHR senator killing Cesar, the next wight o ie h t, ite rn ————— —that | orchestra with the Dudley Buck apera com- | belng Ln ’sympathy with Southern interests POE, AND HIS ‘' ANNABEL LEE," Bearded and altogether horrible bandit in | cept the theury a critit once udvanced Chtonwn, stwnatian a 8, Pail attrens, luriing- | aap Bxpross.: hight, he dismissed them with tijunetion to LA E Bx. vin Chone Vint Shull We Do to i iT ved” abMe- | jar to that of the Paris Ounservatory, by | of Inets upon which [base my ideas of the | Mayor Beatty nnd a number of prominent. Hiorator the Ale po Fount bonds ae tls’ Worupany | Ei Foaria ex, via Joliet, Hic found a peciar charm in his ine | pany after the first performance of * Degs | {oN the first battle of Manussas to the ‘re- d Odd-Fellow Pan-tiandio" ty : “Ingomar,” then a doubleted tnd curled | Uo public. vec iiny 4 }; | pany after performance of “ Dest | cont glartous (?) Demovratle vietory In. Aln- | Ton Thousand Odd-Feliows In Proces- 7 erot,cornar Clintan and Carte Hunt in the ball seene of a lomeo and aut to rhe alory of vane as eret,” which the composer will hiinself direct bane Lhave fit the ait pulse “And seen | ston nt ‘Toronto~ CatilesTrado In | worte thom, imonuan diese toring embalm GFand Prato Goce ad Daun, Falmer ase ullet,” then ahalberdier in {dcheltcts stolen by a: desperadoy with. the view of | i person. the workings of reconstruction as alfecting | North Amerfen—Reduction of ute of Ji the aweut spices of enduring son, Lenve. ] Arrive, : and lastly one of the enthusiastle but slim ultinmtely securing ‘the girl's fortune, to | Fervantt, the buffo singer, has turned com- | the publi¢ Heart and mind. The spirit 0 Interest on Deposits—E, Mi. KE. Cons | Iirought from thy Arnby of Love's bright realm, | siuwoukeo Fast Mall eee | i , audience in tho forum scene of the © Gladl | iieh she would Ueeome heir some day, (write valtz, “La Min Nina” | Patrlotlsin has not yet entered tho body that | ference. Wherg Poesy's odors thrill and throng— Missal ue Bx ve fg Tam! Ts py ator x XE wveeks wh bes he is silpping This girl falls into the hands at a phenome- fer tvineaei ite Hs van te te ners his Hee wa rueconstnietetl forit. ‘The Southern peo- Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. eee ence Uy Aus cena. Santana ore aeeneae seh 1 nimbly through the “Virates of Penzines t nd yirbuior an, Ho get 01 corne is dedleated to og, | ple, asa ruling power, are to-day ina worse | 4 7 . ! SUP avers, V8 fo= ue 5 ag 8 cop whose lot is not a happy one, and pally. ond aa virions idle Fateh Sere | anit has been played by Libertl, tho cornet | ane of rebellion thant they were li isdk ts Geek nea eRE Er Ds int me lnceest aaa piled Nien Loved ete ated) LO8 |. gran hing, Aahaete ahd a a thus Bis lite 1s one of endless usefulnessand | int iuttalo Bill, who eventnnly, marries | suloist, ab Brighton Beach, suey attitude then there Was much to ad- Canada toak slnen tn this sity: to Vi He me 3 pee trea BEPEgss, ira... Ey hs i i . " 0 q ‘ onty i} ny, 5 ! aon, PF VeThE Fear entrmec th Haverty's wag crowd: | Tg uaro “of eevernt attuadions eine sot Nas muceled ‘Festortay ifeont bravely lug attic Yor ae hey eno uumibers In the procession, the roprountie Tohhn tru matden, did thy love-light dawn: | | Chiat, iowa, ong Hinata i a Hit Yavolled the tact tha oe ae ‘bring | down the houses? pete igeotue, department in’ the Chicago Musical College, Rea TT ta a the ins tive character of the lodges in line, and the Whew teat pea me vallcah aa mmorniag, Mi Gatee euenataod and 2 @ * wAV, " Onete, fs assumed by Misa Lizzie Flateher, | saying that.tho Phelps concert combination | 82 : ie 4 q is hosts who liad congreguted from all parts of Abtdata) abort y vill fm amen bid ubbearrel nusulie te Ay a fea j oty ueg, ines Wyare for-her with had on bumense success nt thely opening He ee eS Eee spate OF the country to sue tho sight rendered it an we when Meee neL AT ate Ane arrayed aie a atthe stage doar at 10 a. m., and that the | er atdence Pug. concert at Grinnell, ta the largest audience | and votes, ‘They send thelr Hill, Tamp- | imposing demonstration. ‘Tho streets were | 18 Memory's robes us for thy bridal day ciTonad Prlgk aesenuar.. a f ever known In that place having attended. y 3 bp Thy toveelight {te Immort! hues displayed, bunday Passencer (aut concourse was In clue sequence thereof, It DRAMATIC NOTES, ‘ . tons, wid Lamurs to Congress, where they | alive with people and’ gay uniforms, | ‘Anh lore hincuul oe tal % In song for'nyet aneta we eae Be aA Aree MOT eae han | Barnum’s bearded worn, Mra, Lyon, ts | o Gherthlna, of iis Londen. iy re, says: glowinely discourse | about dovg een | he rendezvous was at tha Parllamont |” Wirkeausine, Pan Sope 2 164). DML Je | agli! OApatis nrg good Ceiaoe She EF Bk Peal ipile, sett, r » Mrs, ay In Seraviie vertiy ker, | United country, and things sacred to truth, sd oat 3 oclock th td) ————————,——— | Prarie du Chien or sie as 1 Winona. listened to the comments on professtonul | end. Wes . lntely made a very succesttl début in Dres- | white they latigh in thelr sleeves at the guilt | Sreunds, and at o'ctoc! i ilt,| an aa 08. ¥ rosso and Winona, matters then being exchanged, - | Nat Goodwin nt the Grand Opera-House is |- ten. Eshould Jie to tear tho oun who tare | billty of tho ordinary human, and whilethete | Wns covered with bands and lodges. Sp RUE EEe NOWIORS 2 .| 4 8 Givbaaas eoabeal eames % “Wots dé costoom?” Inquired a yout Alling the thentre, ~. | Hes long nt the wine sand returns home at | constithency at houe are stifling the ballot- | Marshals were fying about, while helmeted i lL ‘ ‘ Depot foot ar Lakarat- and fot Of ‘twanty-sncond-st ; quan with a gorgeous tie, wid whose upper ig . . vg | Midntisttt. attempt to tall iis wife that He has | box and tho officers of tho fw enforelng It go | polleemen on horsoback wera keeping tho Ny Panes neg, BE Mantolph-st. near Clarks Grind 3 Jip was delicately festooned with what 18] Mannger W. 1. Hayden and wife havo only been to hear tha Frauleln Jeravklowlez | ns’to nultity all the reconstruction Inws of | roud clear, and music was issuing from tho IS dol IC Oe otol wile Paipiee Lowen, popularly known as a tra-la-la mustache, arrived from San Frauelseo. : “1 | alng,’ the Governinent, At home tha Southern | 1 its of forty-five bands 0 ) : [eave 1 Arr vo i ‘he centre of the group, 0 tall, sectzatye andl Minnlo Patmier anys she isi" married, and’ Miss Henrietta Bech, of whose morits ne | Bourbon Is not tess happy in. pulling wool nstrnneny is of forty-five bands. On the ‘ Bt. Louts & Toxas Exprosi “no em )Taen : grim, Rentlenilh, baker a Alin ixeatly fa the ot nn | me aay F hates 1» ani arilst frequent Mention Nis been mute, | Over eves, Tn tho carly part of Muses’ term | Western section the plumed and sworded 1 Be Routes Poxus Wust tdaid . an Bj gye or a nO eg see u Mm doesn’t want to ket arried elther. has recelved such fayorable offers for pro- | Ne Visited Loulsville, and straight went. to Knights from Chicago and other points in dl Wil () NeW Crtuanes ce Lexus puey ox, am eit heat, ‘Then he turagit on his heel inajestie. |, At Mooley's Robson aud Grano are doing | fessional services: in nurland ‘that sho ex: He Wpite House ancl Muoded the South with | the States were much’ admired for thelr sol- ‘ deen ieee info im ally, aud murmuredsSntdel!. their usual business—crowded houses. beets Lo go to that country ns soon as her on- Stora asmed it ‘in { (erly bearing. The variety In the dress of Fourta, Burlington & Kookiit: am in 2 Why, wots ie mation?! dnquired the | ye Unton Square company” will; leave | fzements here ura disposed ut, tne bean iistrip around the wooly a tho auajouit the banda was something astonishing. Soma St, flontine @Chuuswonds Ceoumec if BH pau Faia m othor, with rising Indignation, “ean’Ta feller | ints etiy for Philadelphia ty-night, + + |recogaized as the first of our resident artists, of Southern atatesmon being oftive-seukers, | of the get-ups were bordering on the rldte- NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING Giituan Harden Pan sibiag Brn 4 T " frend! he was fled by the y " . ste oage ne * Costoom!—huh!"! was the svornful fn Henri de Bornler, the French dramatist, Among the reeent engagements made by the old ‘lng titat ie alnest Batgead nee Mone, thous all wets Uelglp at eal rite : * Butudue & blows Gy epics pa $n ferruptions, valyer wanter toxot wht» prac | bins wrlttun .v-ateted rani called “Sh | of de Hmuptan for tho Asniire opera vouis | ywu the Notth that lial been tn rebettlon, ead Urn’ taunts aun ae —_—_ ” vongatarduy night to Gilman oniy. a A Ueable sword fer de that aetna mall shirt | pau “spray a so, baritane, recently of he reverse of. t a id Bs a ¥ on tho sal 01 e (3 { ter de tabbter? Mebbe yer de star, Ldon't | oT 2 ' the Parly Opera Coinlaue, whosp, roles, are Grate feterse Be HT metre hy Wo {9 | steps preparatory, to-unte! Ing carringes, Each | | A snocia! meating of thoStockholdarso¢ thisCom. | UH EMUFdaY ulunt runs to Poors only, th know—but yor. ait of ie, perfeshs With Fritz” Emmet tins resovored. On Mon | gigaro ¥i The Barbor of Seville, und ‘Lov Ah Southinen Halls eo ier cee ate I i ivsliteid With the! ay WUL bo held “atte Omooa’ tha Company At F @ this withering Hotaru’ dail i izzy, at day evening he reappeared at the JTollday aula tn * Curien Fad My arnlgnony wy Mae generate ion W Miresaieg See etatet tig ieee ume oF the State | pane tain, Alana, on, ely ay ths’ Untot Depot Went Bide cornet Ueeai and ‘Van Bd ia erin’ gentleman turned to hls wudlters again | Street Theatre, Baliiinore, jeune preiaier at kms, ‘The ‘company will: | it ‘wi AU y ilts ¢ ait 4 following agroumenta mode by the Hoard of direct- | “ren-st, near Van Burcuest.. brit iy and restmed the story he was telling, oe Nae Se 3 45 a probau)y bo‘vuard here during tho spring te wh Harrie in ita eariee he Grand Lodge ts a vory representativo | orsof said Comonny: i ida Mexot Unicon. ut Detour ds Wourh Clack = x e arren tt Around the Worlt tn, Elehty Days’? at . Mm pal which now AD agreomontto Ixsuc tho Bonds of this Company at, Grand Pacitio Hotel anit Piutinve 1 oy ME 10 ate tite BT y Ar, Warren Utter, Inwerly Niblo’s, New York, Ey about tho | Monthsa : nites, and which has ita life In the prejudices | body, and is alone worth sceing. Its. memes | i tha knountar aigtean hunted toned abate, : ae ote stntals Ut stipes. Per itul wits alkehed: routs | oly’ HIG of-the senson in that city so far, Mr. Theosgra Thomas has finally consented | and disrezard of law prevalting in the public | bers, who have all been successful in elthor | dated Duconuor Hrs de apa Maratea UL yrs |Seeren (Arrives, id assembly tiled In nud was aligned, count. : ‘ e to petpuanently accept the ire cloralilp of | mind. Ilutred, fraud, and prejudiee as tho | business or the professtons, vidently | somf-annuz aa M ‘spon Kausna City, Denver & Puoblo| ed off, and alae, ring 1 the reqtires | Chartes Tendo Is making a new version of ber % i Ector a brote! yy Gro evidently monly und wochtod by mortuuca upon the | rays Hx pruss, 5 ed of, and slzed, according requires | Char itil bs making mW Ve the charal ad “orchestral departnent of the | Toots of social or polltitienl formations must 2 % Muliroud toruiury belonging to tho Champatun, Hav= | gatisng City 5 fa Night Bs 2 nients of the play, Tks practiced eye soon | “Masks and aces,” whieh ts to, follow | We choral and i picked men, aud.ab once create a favorable | aumnnd Wenere lala e a iro b ani a Miah ie a abs: Bt eee Uy Masks atid Mnees, ; die. | NYW York College of Music. Herr Rafael | germinate foul frutt. pa iy 3 in a y Company, ns roquirod by | Ht Louls, Spruigdait & Tutus, a discov rienedd sipers from the Hazel Kirke” at the Madison Saitare’The- Ae ‘Before, however, adyertl invpression, Most of the representatives are of consolidation with sittd Company, Alobile & New Urivans ki noviee: 2 plied on one side,.| atre, es Joselly dni neetpted the vlave of frst pro- wfore, however, averting more to this i "i 5 , Pagrudmontwith thy stissuuri, jowaand Nobraska | Opie : Springuuld x eee: a ao jee pat re F set OF HAG silt ntre, iver lessor of tie pla, Tho Board of Manage. | Southern communism, tnisnaned Dero. | {0 the prime of life, though nearly all havea | nitiway Compug, whereby thin Company accepia n | Paorin Hind exn a j\fter taking the naiaes dawn bn the order a} Col, obert Ingersoll will deliver his Ject- { mant has dedtded to institute a'system slnl- | racy, Lwitl give afew instanecs tustrative | tendency to gray hairs. si * fonse In perpetuity of tho Minsoirl town und No- | ton & Koakuk Hy m ‘a aye 2 be wt rehearsal Shuday TV STSRU UES TTNa 1s CAM ENR ane eee Senate | while ens ee 4 falsy sovtnl nnd polltieal position assumed ‘ . i Ene hursrotore wittaneed. 3 of thls Compmny | stroutor, Lacon, Washingt'n Proceeding then 10: a a aiker b hearer 2% pee eer eal pel a Seana ae fale: those who tiger sorelieamer oun te aot Sr baat arma a cure a on a ae tieneral Naty ng Or aur ire natn ff TS erent coos DILL THE RECRUITS: Bartley Campbell hasn't been fdto during | Hailes of talent who may choose to apply for | Cause,’ —the leaders of Southern sentiment | could to welcome the disiingutshed visitors, { Mlissourl, Lowa und Nebraska Ttafiway to an amauat Chteng> Taste Tetnnd we Farin he placed them saline and gave them their the summer. dle states that he lias three | eximination 04 and polloy, while all the clty streets were crowded. ‘Tha | Nebexceeding two muitons, two Lundeed and titty a a€ Partag Ravtenas, ne I | ent ¢ Cpr k Depot. cornor of Van Duron und Bhorman-sta. ‘Ture Spears, Whereupon the sqund were ex. | the san ‘i ue —_ At the last election held.in thts county | main parts of King street wore etl With | juymane fora ee gee fo. isane, purty 10 fr ae | ett Clarke y iO ercised for half an hour in all the mianenvres aw plays on, fad, )tetuding, us gornedy, BETW EEN. | . there existed 1 voting precinct in tho’ Piney | 1 mae of surging Tumnnie fa aa. ih Nats iid prime ia Br NUTSRe Katina Grand'Pocil Tbe aa yuna ee bopularly stpposed te have been used by tiblie, vy a Wid rhhd woods, nenr tho Alnonma Ine, in which yery rarely seen in a Canadian elty, ‘hoe | Gempuny, the ‘comnan and preforred Lek OE | ne Rechard 111, Carlotanta, and other. teroes | PUblie. ae sige RE ae 3 1, | Mere wera less. thin seventy rexistered | coviposition of the concanitse of peaple was | Gonnauy tu Ane axient of nat execoding soven hune Leeras, |ahrrin ge. in long ago battles, Inetnding the desparate |W. 1. Sheridan, who went over to En. | ,,, f Yor ae apo “tribune. Voters, and twenty of those were known to | stich ay could only be witnessed on such a | crunse uf tuo Capital Stuck of Luis Goorpany 4a tat Garennort & hoorte Express, Jonge hiv one: tine und: two motions, with plant to net the Larson In © Pho Dantes,” eee dvonurous reglonrwhero tho youth, | he Republicans. ‘Che election in it was con- | day, All classes seomed to lave re resentae | exert. Katana CliyeLonronvener AG Which an ancient spearmat is now known | bas returned. Ue goes starring this season ‘Ou ane nao Mayline contin ‘tho disor ducted, in violition of luv, by two men sent | tives thore, the Tiel nnd. the poor, the urban pAnsireoment, with the lows. Missouri and No- ebisgn Fant Euan \es—01 . * of = Hp in}* 3:3) po to have Inyariubly statn hfs foe. Jun new play adapted trom the French of this rm out trom Pensieota, t prominent local poll- | and thy.rural. Young and old jostled Clam Of the That ae ere pee fog he construc~ | Poru Accommodation, .. +f* Sap) pemfede2) an ‘The selenes of ‘war having been nequired, | Burriére and D'Ennery, by A.V. Livandats. | pro aati an 0 Of lite, he henra ticlan ands young” man, aon of one of our | another in man: tMtlerent ave walled ane ton of he Atay weradt CPMb rie No re (ounon datas Nigh. eet: Hea ma) u:29 a lity stig) 6, ho henra the i nL way nt havi tt i . Lonvenworth & the art of announelig, "My lord, the ear: |” pay Halsted. Street Opera-Tlouse has been thunderous roar, prominent Inwyers, Out of tho forty Demo- | now one common object in view—to ace the | AevRaka, Mulinay Company. ot Coutroritia, town. | ““ehiteon Nikue kaprossess sc ltines) nul a0 aca Finge walls,” and kindred speeches were pre | closed, ‘Tho _yoraclous latullord swooped | The mystle drama being played, os ho ne'or saw | cratic voters, with ‘twenty Republlean votes | great procession. Nently everybody woe in, | Uneeeeneytne, bluse yng eniu tatiways und the | —*Dally oxcost Sundays, [Dally scope Bctuiore iced, afte strlet court ange, | This wus AE | down “upon Mannger Nixon, Ho couldn't | port2!"" non tho bordors, vith Scat seme thts ureetnet returned a Demoaratic holiday attire, sumo in ilasiy: wnlforms, and | pegniont tharetes oy tals Compinrin aie poreehe dpally oxcopt Mondays.’ Saespg Patnnls er he trie sveret of success seemed to | ome to terms, and the doors were shut. Mr. nxerl, m iy Wit wanfority of 104, fon, 7 | Sit Wearlag bland * at-vise-with-ull-the- | Goueral Morigaso url uther bolentiicey i - 7 Hein taking four tapi steps from Ltd E. | Nixon Intend to try hls forluno once more | to wiltstee tenes $0 call him forth to baétto | aL fcViaNs to the recent Atnbama election, T | World” sinlle, Altogothor the seuiie prenent. | Maarnauaase, oc ueher bonds Mulicond of eald Michtenn Centeat Ratirort. towards the middiv of tho stage, stopping | Wih “ Unele ‘Ton’s Cabli.? with to rests? Inet with a sprightly, genteel young Inwyer | ed by Klug street wit not soon be torgation Towa, Siteyourl and Nobrugkn Kallrond Company, Depot, foot of Lake-at. and foot of Twenty-sacont- short, extending the left wri toward the gis Itoh: tc ‘lt 1 the now | And feels, as ull’ boys must hayo folt since from Montgomery, Mant gainer Cou a by those who witnessed It, The chimes of | of tho cumin ere ae” Tho fase stieasueie aed ee Gugket Qnico, Clark-at southuast coruor of itans wan's corner and excluluing, Me torrid, | | 2oebson and Crane will, produce tho nov sousnna iret binary ala, by the nue of Walker, In a. social | St. Jamies? Cuthedral pealed ont the Natlonul | Grate italtand Congas tore ee eee AG; | delvl Graud Pacinu iutet, undat Patmor Mouse. the Kerridge waits!” fa volee Just between | Yersion of : Twelfth | Nig ML? ant the New | woo oll, ulus! tobe a boy—too young to boa | Conversation with several gentlemen, and | Anthou during the progress of the proces- Conspan nv Mpon terns therein detined, balng an ine uve. | ATrIVG, tho condesconding and tho ularnicd. York Standard in November. ‘Tho verslou munt : : taking It for granted. that all white men ure | slon, and tholr musle roso clear and sweet | {OMeve the preferred and commun ‘stack of this | aren eye stain and Ate Line)... paca Spee ‘Then when tho tyrant sald Inan altogether | Is by Mr. Chutes Webbe who will supers Democrats, as all young Southerners as- | above the din below. Hn UEP chnaeund dates neeeeeene woven Lundred | Ng) Goer te Rogen Atetdunly a terrible, bars, vents wel ity tins nat fond to production of the plays in Tom | its heartstrings witinte to tho touch of ingore pune, lig Aiformed ws at ne had been poms | | Shortly before v'cloek thoorder was given | ,Aysirooment with the Attics Covington and Bouth- Ratananege ‘Acoiseaadatea a avaunt! begone!" it was the correct thing to | Kee ebe his season, a4 5, raf nate rte State Lealslature, and, ale { by Murshal ‘Thomas Walmstey. to fall tn, | Ora ialleay Company of Indinox for tho construc. | Aaisnrog Accummoda a Jay therright hand on the hears, assume the | “Phe company supporting J.B, Polk In “A ~Amulion feeds Uc Peers epi a that | though he could not yet the majority of | Thon began an nctivity and bustle Incidental | ofthe suie in per sotuity oti Communye we 2? | Nludie xuruae auako gon A: a expression of belng slek nt the stomach, bow | Genttemmn fron Ruvadie ? comprise: Miss | Lito aged pleriny, back ho turns, aud views tho.| YOle% he was suro. to be elected. On the | to tho preparation of u great army for miarch- |. Al uureemuut for tho Counteuctlono ah extonalon Giang Htupids & Muskegon Mail. (° a very luw and retire, As can by seen at | Kinma Pleree, Miss ddazie ight, Mls Weyteb pare “| gventag following the dayofelection,ayoung | ing. ‘The order of the processton was tho Plate an ye eneTe puted by the Channa | Orang itapides Murucen heels et a pe ulate, to do all tits will require an Ine | Lone Disk it, Mig Virginia Huelianan, | Mut nor eae piigrim's vatu rogrot, for man- | Demoorut by the name of Moses edine here | saine as alrendy fadivated to Ti; Tawune, iinola to Guiteys ithe abd suenone ee ae eas 01 a his tra ee immense ammount of tact und talent, If not posi | WW GC, Kelley, d. Vs Molton, Frank Loses, | hood couteth Tat trom-Montzomery and publicly bousted how | ‘There wero fully 10,000 OddeFellows tir tho by tho feaue of bands af this Conipany, secured by ia | © On Sundays this train lenves avs:15p mi, tlve gonna, and Capt, Utter hnd many trhuls | Charles J, Parker, and Murry Wools, ~ Yot, quualuy on we brink, ho droams of days | hw lind helped tu beat tho iulfeals, axtulting- | procession, and it was witnessed by at least | Geren! Mertae, toon amuuint noe’ excuoding ia a and eorrectlons In store for candidates before Mra, Dion Boueleault (Agnes Jtobestson) | mae tereyer fast ioadiainent ‘i y Papel that the Democrats hud cat- Ba 000 pen e roud. Sea ee ecu OE AUC Ba bMLLOrS Jinke Brace a Mlohiean gonthan Tattwoy DePorie thase ees ns go combat | epee an onus wee ae Wag | MMs Manbomes too rvehl) laftAe coun em annoy wie tie | | Canaietots anonge he vistors was a | wAtarommetannen oneucmanr onan as | "Ee ae Seta Va fee eae 1G ose oxerelses wppeared on Me t . | 1 e detachment of the Excelslor Ene dor Sh ae ples \ hh ay ie AT hae eee orca rete Hetlet ty venoy th me cea ‘tat Genta usb aye fale sitios: ice suits to flection hai published that vale of Chicaxa, who did nov arrive fiove tl bee Cotamin auelng wt toro anee ate adimar REA Stlices Untha Grand Puoine Hotol and Pafiaor Hause principle, whieh oceupled an how, and thon h o ve 4 y a ored voters had -forn mucratio clubs, yeen 12 1 q Y ot defined, tng equind was alanis for tho das eee tOaReD Seagal tue uetress waa | Too Gre tel fo be & Hey—too young f0 bo 8 | whan in rently dey Had hit. Tey a Cook | nm cloguut banners es NOS BECLL DY | MT eercomnnt betmenn tle Conran, the. New petmultancously thare were engagements | tev : . : that cannot be denjud, thot by an honestelee- | ‘thy Queen's Own band, wha liaye boon en- | Kare, Wuckamany Westory socuringto this company | Beaty Noe Pade kes vets jug mud of a numberof Misa May Croly, daughter of D, GQ. Croly, | A thousand thoughts, a thousand hopes, thelr | thon Montgomer! puntyy Alabina, should! gaged by the Chicagontans for three days, [ ceriain tele of trate over tie railroads Of tho ews Theta Hy procs (an GINLS YOR THY HALLEY lntu eititor of the Grupite, and Mrs, Stennis brief ea wwe TUL have riven a larger Hepublican majorly | marched In front of them, * | Compaites avt numad. Atiantie Ne AEs and coryphée dutyof a troupe Koon toap- | June” Craly, the woll-kndwicortes ponent, | Odd, mnlnglod rellea uf tho past--tho futuro not | thun she reported Domocratle, ‘these are | "Tho processiun closed with carriages con- | eat Mweumentwetsenen this Com Cionenk peurhie | Sane sabeses peur. ‘Thuy ranged from 18 to 25 years in | Was married last week to Lieut. dessa Me | ay yp WORM fclan had mixod tion | HUE EWo Instances of the kind, amt of whieh | taining members of the Soveretan Grand | us forthe leuae by that Com any. ta thle Cumpauy 0 —_ fire, and wera of ussorted degrees of come. | oper, U.S. No ‘Tho bride was 0 protéyxa of Sunteinad Aug # potion | the Southern Communist loves to boust, Ladge, who hall from all parts of the North shacniea Carmine Caciiittes tn the City of Chleaua, an Pittehner, Cnetnantl & ae, Tionty Fe, Te ness of fi Ticures 14 is Clara Morrls, and aeted in her company at | yo ohetts ni hdl t In our city, here, we have had within the | Amerieay Continent. Engh earrlage hore a | Eosuwrantea by this Company of the bonds of tha (Cincinnall Alr-Linu und Kokono Lina) face and ture, ‘Two or three of ‘vo chanye him oft trom ohlidish Joy to depths eect d 4 u ) Be hore ‘urpony, bearliy interest oquul to the rontel named |p, y x the prettiest, who werd’ sure of nn engages | One tine, Of duipest care— Jost vasa curs By many a8 Six murders, al] shield. indicating ‘tha Provinee from which staal uireanson. ‘ opot curnur vs Chinton und Carrolieaa, West Bite, ENE wheuuver they wanted ono, were cuet- | ftleo's Surpriso Party will open'at Haver. | Anon aboyund ion w man, and no two days | Of Whteh Ih auather commuinlty wout-bo | tho oseipanis Milled. “Other entringen con: | yataeeeemne cir hecontraction of a branch of [hanya | Areive dy discussing tho relative merits of two of- | ty's to-morrow night. The company Sn tho aumne- Trairdad og cold-blooded, with! tivestiguted, | talned elly Aldermen, Directors of tho Exlile | communetne aca panreuees tho tg eas Cluotnnngt, Indianapolts, Louts-| ders from dierent amanager—one to go tn | cludes tie now burlusqueimportation, Pups A ane Ge Score eseay n> puedle’ swlttions UF thnda atx saiterats Pi ante of them over bition, and othor xuesta, Mark Turutoh Cae sieg imasmnYagna Gztunuing weats ) “yille, Columbus aay . + 3:05 pa y at S1h oh . ., . ¢ "1 c dt Repub- ¥ ; " rs, ut Y eylon * eri f the country at SI a week ‘wud the other to} Youn. Sho has been hichty spoken of Ho teal boys must have feltslico eeasous | Jiemt mnn cy we ee ee jen ib: Thyis,f8, In short, n general Iden of tho con: Wieeiitis head Pear and, War ve Hallway at ibaa Tr Ett Pep aa 15 engagement | whursyer she hug uppearud, Let us hope ist bean : ho Ponttenthary fore Rid Un] struction of the procession, ‘Lhe bands by Was not secure, wnfortunately,—was Hable | dur r bea ytavor Will | Too all, als! t6 bo a boy—too young to bo a | MiG Leultenttury for We Oo dua. Uy! a | nctual gount numbered forty-five, ‘Nhe bas | branen ratiriad to bo'pe\d for tn mare. «ez Mtn, 10. on aibount vaM Bate , t ding iiuvon chouannd dalinys por nila. Much consultation, it was. decide ett & Q ant clegant,, A perfect ovation of cheersand | POyeagvoding v z yg» | Depots, Exposition Hutlding and fat o¢ Twenty: the city RRAaHINNt Mane i ne Sicere | ,@torge Edgar begins his tour at Albany, | ut, when tho Rublcon is passed, Lito's varlod | te, plstul-stiut murders, the actors Demod | handkerchiefs whvitig followed tho feudgits cif ilativeny Ceumpiany oF Avaban Ne (fi ai bat Heunarre Renee once eit i afar Tt y play $ ( js My ty . tol, wid Dupor (ezposiion Build’ ey tainty. ‘Tha rest ‘of the girly wero | Ne Ya. on thoazth, Hu will play: the legtit vorupe hilt o'er, ents, and naw at Inrgey some af thom |-fram tho United Slates as they passed” alotue sire Hun Of the rattroad uf sald Company in Nobraska sitting quietly around, with alternate hope | Wte with the following (upper: D, W, | And mewviless experlence hus loft him ead gud | no. ever tried, One of Won, B Ar. Ste [King strat, ‘Thelr marching aiid movements | Tone se coral eee cae ta. tls, Company b é LOSES LATINOS und fear uppearin rin their fuees, ns the mane | Willer, 1. ML McCormick, W, IL Southard, ner f ‘ican vg | Rhons was Hined 61,000 for shootingan Lrlsh= | jy tlio line showed how.well’ they had been | Company may qotarmnng, i & lorning Express.. 7s) ail? hd) am ager looked In thelr airection ar turned toy. | Willluh Sealian, Garrett Oion, dN. Draw, | Ho conjures up the leoting gosta of roso-hued | iniin, : <2 | drilled. ‘The Grand Lodge was also loudly ROLON MABIRUTEYH, Pecaltent. || | bust Line, 4 4:38 Bult Baad pra them. Finally tho selection was anade, and | Slee Waterman, Mr, Glagsford, Mrs Ent | wage Jorn suath, bo walked botweon, and | gto Uoxe hud three Likipes hung for rane? | ehoyred, : ‘oitiorang: Weeteonlien — tho lucky anes looked triumphantand happy, | Willer, Slss Constance Hamblin, and Miss breathus a bitter sikh, ‘ Ghia alin cireumatant mluevidonee, wud two of urriving at the grounds, an address of | trea. t. Amos, J, Jowbor Wolsh, J, 8. Walsh, Monkaker Line. and the disappolnted turned away with | Adi Foster, Tow aweut 'twould bu it ho might know again | Were taken out of fall and hung hy wv mob, yelcame vas mesenied by tho President uf | Jay doula, Ualitros Miawolye? Wine we eae, Depot, foot of Lako-st. and .oocof Twonty-secondst stolid faces, and tha duty of the morning | In answer to a. correapoudont, wo. would those hopes mud feari— charged with violiting on iloticlooklng | tho Agricultural Aggoclution, gud a. sultable OH Hai sdoy, Beit Cook, 7 was done, atu that Misa Maud Hurrlson was born in | Once more look back ta carly Joys, forward to | White woman, ‘The Jaws here nro iuade | reply luade by Grand Sire Harman, from Cale fer AOR, anor, Geo. ka Duntey, Leave. ‘These ballet and cbryphée girls ara of yarl- | Brouklyn, Ny Ye Shoudoptet hor protusslon Fnanly yearw— for il, | but ouforced only” wautnst | iar itn, ae sloutsts afterwards disbanded OFFICE OF f tha Exhibttion, " Mnotnnatl, Indl | bari ftivh as ror eetedieesnel ae Daebe te 1 8ids pu ous ineltnation and purpose, “Some tke toi | it the age of 16, entering the Union Square | ANd feel ws boys have felt stnce vensons first | Republicans, and. construed to pros} the tir with n vlaw to risdug iigier aoe day and | ‘Cheutrs commiuy, where sha tus slice Fee | roo uk tndbed, to boa boy—tog young to be a | fet Henuerats, Chora aro nunicrous ly | une Vislee wo premiers; others as merely nt " +f . stinces here where nen tivein open nile ‘ Naputeh to The Crteago Tribune, Th i ff — deste Arent {ardor antl leas Sommer ve oth Hin af chon eT ree an al Kran, Ia. Henuenut HALL Winsiow, tas ane Ten oe Tie i he cone Peete hoa hie ark nf e silver Islet Const fated Min- Selene iui Houiay” eee york In the shops, and others agua under | Miss Allee Harrison, et Seok . i eI wit ¢ he shipment of ico ta ‘Tekes Oni Olark-st, Puluier House, Grind Par the fmpress! iby’, GuLSy, i : powerless aud In tho hands of the commune, | New York vext summer, Durty catite fant "aluor House, amt havrenton that the ee Wyn my, felt | , {be London press notes of "The Mighty Vor Buslness-3en to Think Of He ballot box stutter and oftelal perjurer | ing winter ited i procure eee ing and Lands Company, gu tot hou ars Frye Hope curnige at may seem, are tho lust ta quit it, ulthangh Dothit, Qrodueed a fuw daysego in London, A thoughtful article in the current ini wins not sit an ily kettle and call the potot | from the river ‘The alipuonts rads Ang 52 -Broadway SS RPE CATT soon ascertaining haw terribly they shave {tld Mn Plorenco’s fuuous hnpersountion ty | ber of the aAdantio Mentity, upon “the | the murderer aud adulterar black, Call you | summer provig satistpetory that it is Uke> ' * |__| su monl* 4:0 pod 30 paid Fw Bot been wnistuken, shat play, aro exceedingly favorable to the | Business Issues of the Dresidential Came | this aught but Commuanisn? And whenes | ly a lavge trad will be bull up, New Yontt, Bept. 15, 100, | PAY Maller srrsrsere rere To useurtate how ballet und coryplde girls | Meter und rather fenlont to the play, Ace | pale’? deserves the attention of the cous | comes it? [thus ity roots In tha frauds and |. The Hnallsh Comyulastohe i feasts, Road | (Notice ts heroby slven that thu Diroctora of this Reshvuid 8 WISHa Usb are pubd anu live, the reporter hist evening | Cotllng to one Journal, the play inay'be ale | Merctil and industrial classes, “The drift of | perjurles of th politteal combination whien, | and Pell) who visited Athoren ant. Your, I | Shurshuddors, Naruby enil Yorwe Contin oF Ae cu a moukht an iitersiew with four who are en Jowell to pass iis a plece whieh will atleast | the ureument appears in this extracts to duprive the negro of his voto ond divide | tholr report Ui speak of the futitroog. the | sesmonc' of One Doliar pee share, payable on the Jisiorcorames wa Ge Moyed jn this city, and sometimes engaged | Ob lbapbulnt, thus who are inthe mood Ar Wer maunutacturers, and) others, | spoils, dares to set the example of disregards | cuttle-trade InN cM Trunk Kaltes id Gluwart-ave. ‘Tickats for orth America: “With such | HfL day of November uuxt.. piod ‘Archer un howors ura to- | "'auiu at tiie Paluuy l0use wad UF ua Vaciae Liaw! Wi role yy | for curlenture, HO. representation, ae | who ave to dg with tho large afalrs of | ine tu, opportunities; and Dy systematic: grading | (ues to feud wee, contunn tu thy sttpaladion in. pith travelling euubliations, The following | cordhne to the sune Journal, *xehloved a | (rade, ave Takia un unweenstomed. Interest nore ara, it{s true, iunocent men in this | with puter ’ brueds, ne eat opal dha " eat tire Calton sa tai tear te 4 enya, | Arrive THY AVERAGE PF. dvelded success.” {n the Ropublican campalan, The poles, of | combination, out they are in the hunds-of"a | cattle will’ develup — enormously, - Ag | per knguns vil be allowed on, payouts made prior Pall & bapress.., Tse m pa f oie Atthe Arch Street Thentre, Philadelphia, | We Republican party In all inatters alfeetiug | merciless tiastern—a — giguntia cominuhe, | ty almost jmpossiblo to. approximate | © 4 Sevewbor, te THUG dent. 14D Lixpruss...... seecece| E Wiad pp Ll] s DEW® US gf uballet gir) Inu * home” engagement Is Mr dollerson ta ncting Bob eres ieee tig | business Interests, Is now fixed by the porter Bhoutd tt not soon dissolve or be dissolved, | the rate of increase, so large Ia tho importas | nN, B—Remittances for Conuributlons sachs No Br tat rier ee etd 0:2) 808 irom $5 to 87 a week, ‘They are expucled to] ais eo naman, dlores ty The | tice of three consecutive Adwuinistrations, | virtue aud hour will be torn of derisjorr, | ton oF thoroughbred bulls ine the Went, | ecvadaiegmittances {oF fiontbubions should by aye Mewwewray © AR; $:81p wjs 0:38 supply tiguts, slippers, and wig. Silk Ughts DIBrEGMUIS TOR Ii Helsiince tithe charactor, | Sid has been repeatedly apyraved by tho | and rights of family ond property be cast | Every hull that crosses tha Allssisalppl adds fepnkauwy be wo cnowiedged sheroun,‘b i wleroihs | Fuilimun Sieepaiy-Cure uitechad to nigut exproms Srgat fot, SS tO, BG a pales silypers trom | Weer rable foe ie fdek Humor, rustle writer T plattariny of Nattonal conventions, its tho | ubont and under, ay now the commiuny custs | enorinously directly, und still more co int {ute for nttucbaivit to cortidentes bie WHO REGS | Phttshure, Pl, Waves e eht Watt -vay, ed fo &4; and to litre a wis costs genern{- ment, Mrs. Not Paton nN iin frente tepublteans aye again snecksstul, this polley | Jaws, ballots, dead men, and unfortunate | reetly, 10 ‘a beef-produclng power of the | inont ts wade, en POF" | epot, cor, Van Buren aud Cuonteie tioeoy Uieed 3y 0 cents w night, Hf it haste be dressed, * ir Brederiets He AS Mra Mates | withat course bo continued. What will hup- | women, , ys | Prlngs. Ib dy not so much an Incrense In | , Direct all registered all mattor for tule Compspy Chiréat, Valour louse, aid Grand Pacis shovdt Us, O two-Weeks? engagement Is necessary yea, Me Tederick Hteblnson ae Sir ln | don if the Jiemucrats succeed? Nabae JL have suld the South was In 9 state of re- | quantity as in quality that wo shall ueed 19 to No. ro mye ° Louve. arrive tide ta tee Bhat ern vs tuuntavad: bis lbadtedes las ios Itutnl tee Lay Sante ean predich. “In this uneertalnty Hes ony io boltion, Twill demonstrate, iyhave shown diver, Phe actuil number of cattle that can hp ahove notice 1s saued pursuant toa Resolution | Mall end Bxpreas, Saal a Tiae poe ease, whlch Will coat a dolinr ur fis it the qitsh, Mt, Chasles_ Waverly as Str Luclen the chief sources af the Weakness of tho yon Low thoy ate heoussart y bande Ato te featie the Engilsh market fsa mere drop | of we a ery) Saye Sth oravide wines ‘OLtUE® Di aw Yors bape ng exponave ut the wine”; and, inasmuch | Pacino sxpress. puctive product of thy rich mineral sinca | West Linu, ney be rwalized in 4) faa te provide for oe. I Ie lent to jeeined: tuaiy, HAWN epuiaee” | pal GOODRICH STEAMER], PODIS'T, Itactna, Milwauiey, Sbobo; ih) " aa Demucratie party in the present cauvass, gdoers. ucket Iu comparison with the nunie | for operati travel biaali a Sedetiiers Tom Jefferson us Fag, and Blas | yy alt touncnes guverned by popular suf- | inlghty adbeslveneas, butie{8 the lngeri: burs that the farmers uf the American Conti ‘bb pros Thun fie ta SiS combinations the pay ranges | P10! Us fraxe, power shifts from one party toanother | oC social sentiment oyer the ™ Lost Cause pons weees, With systematic breeding, it " 4 MAders Wi ‘he! mary as onger one party fins been dn control of the | cemen CiR.. BS nt, ja Americans wi have ten u however, are expected ta be puld by the isle dramatle seison. From a commercial point Government the greater aye the chances of tts | There are here no -provinctal, tari, oruther | as man cattle stilted ‘tor ‘lites Deruelf, and, as transtept rates ure alway: Y, WCCO! ¥ vl 4 vt : hate Ke an elegant wae ow, according to thts journal, the season | defeat at the polls. With this law of pollties | issues to furnish principles ‘or motives of | homemurket incom arisen with the wopt pasusday, 7 Dully, oxceps MM yy sinh aL i wan nn nnn nnn nny Saturday float don't juave Unt en prosperous, though it has not been | in thelr favor, the Demoerats, who have been | union. Tho South to-day {a solid, If solid sho | present, Ido not mean that the competition STEPHENS, THE CHINO. he bite tae Lt 'ko, £6,'l'u0w.& b's 4D ven on tw advanced salary, are not cdlossal’| eventtul, And then Wie w oes onto | ty years yor, WHEE re vid No qui itteal eounolny will tines, — ¢ : Guin aad i, gives | Ludington, Alanisey.do,Huie suutl's yxovpiod.d & One of the girls interyivwed, iu reluting | speak of the “serious ena of “foreign Lape tar snore, F Jara nite ot tgs | fou al Oe | Beas Te ye HUeeTy? ceoe GAaateN ners jaiepuoiat alte Gouna Laven Nester ai vried ean te E tho | founded ona spirit of opposition tothe re- | stood that it is Itkely’ that with prosperous By ber experiences, sald that lust spring sho | player,’ of who the most prominent were | memories of the Rebellion, ant dt site of wd | sults of the Warland hatred of the Govern. | thes thy price of good beet eater 4 Sovelyed the promlsy of ul engagement from Nn lu. Bervhardt, Mlle, Chunmant. Misa bial solidity of the Sunt. it hoy were | ment, ‘Theroare exceptions to the rule, but | rise materlally fy fe States and cangien wit f ve aye = fl . i . 4 a # : ' wes . ; ios.unt railed. ry ri ld abe Herbert ty Geeen eae payee end Caney gia > ‘or Hscanai ur Lawns, Puveds Dregtetatave th BEporbOe | Fase reasaaas faated RiesLate weaelogta