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AMAN named Thomas Mcdonald,
about twenty eight years of age,
weary of lie, cut his throat at Lu-
casvilIe, Ohio, on last "Wednesday
morning. Depression Of spirits the
nntuo1 HiftH fl1lN la-HfflN ~ l.liuHl i.f Z
o"i'Nv' N1a h0ll 1901. ~ lli0ei llli h
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New apples are making their ap-
pearance. Mr.. j.. S. HUM received
three bags full Of pples late Satur-
day evening, and in less than an
hour were all sold out, by peck
measure, to as many different par
ties. That may be called @qulck
sales"
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THE attention Of the public is
directed to the card, in this paper,
of G. W. TINKnAM and Mrs. ELIZA
HYsoN, who have leased the Baugh.
man House, at Zaleski.
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IT was well said by a chap the
other night that the hot weather is
equal to seven days, because il
makes one weak.
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DIR. Bowers desires to call atten-
ton to his speciality, that of treat
ing and preserving the natural
teeth. Attend to this right away,
Give him a call.
t -nt ' roo 1no1
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j.. S. Mills and ID G. LESTER,
graduates of the New York Phren-
illogical Institute, are giving acourse
of Lecturesto on eMan and his Rela-
%tions,' at Zaleski. f.v 'e'g H..
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The idea Of a fellow staying up
all night with q girl under the thin
disguise Of "just to hear the dear
little birds sing in the morning is
preposterous. s'r,r rvlRa
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RAGs.--If you have rags, old
books, etc, bring them to this of
flee, and exchange them for paper,
envelopes, etc.
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= FAhMERs are now ID. the midst Of
harvest, and consequently the town
2 has a duh appearance. 10UI@
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TEN cents will pay postage on The
MACARTHUR ENQUIRER until January
1st, when the present postage
grab" law win be repealed.
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NArunAAL HisrORY AsD PHILOSOPHY

NATUEAL HISTORY PHILOSOPHY >
will be illustrated by different gentlemen EN-
inent in their lines OF research. We shall
soon have the pleasure of printing papers,
among Others, by Prof, Lesley, Mr.. Hall, Or,
kellogg, DR.. Gray and President Hill.
THE Examiner Is not confnedin the review OF
the publications of a few houses, but attempts
TO give some account of the more important
issues from the French, German and English
press, as we'll as our own Itl.ltIIlfFI /.
The record of progress describes the sub
stantial advance which the world has made,
in whatever direction, or In whatever region,
with special reference to improvements Id
domestic life which may he attempted in
The magazine will be under the editorial
charge OF Edward,E. Hale, whQWill hateW wi
der assistance than heretofore in the MANAGE
ment OF its Journal Department. :
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

FRANK SPRoT, Of iOhillieotAe,
swan aadistance of five miles inthe
Ohio, on Sunday, the 9Th, inst.
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A STROLL meath the wild woods
leafy shade is misunderstanding
good thing about nowaN W IlN D
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GIVEN Away.

The beautiful Chromolith "COnfdence,p by
newal and New Subscriber to sold and New,
for 1878 at 800, or at A.25 the CromOlith will
be furnished handsomely mounted, ready for
framing! Size 10xI4. $50 ,fiI.9N IiaaN =
subscriptions received by all book and
newsdealers at publishers rates. paittNl \,
n3 ROBERTS. BROTHERS, Publishers, "
a'itgl No. 143 Washington st, Boston
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DAUGHMAN HOUSE.
I'D
q. w. Tnkham and Mrs. Eliza Hy
son, Prcprietora.
izALEsKI, o.

q lfg AfHi iI ilt - fN'
Having leased this Hotel, we would inform
the travelling public and others, that they
have thoroughly renovated and r~cfurnishet
IT, It's capNcIous md commodlous, and N,
pioplietOrA Will onueayor 70 accommodate al
who may favor them with their patronage
Lunch served npu0p a m0mcnps notice. Tcaml
VII be plovlded for, Tobacco, Cigars, etc.
Rdpt at all tIIncs. Terms moderate.
July 10, t8T3.6m.
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aApyERrrsEMENTs neatly and com
spicuously inserted in this paper
on reasonable terms.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

Emigration TurnIng.-Cheap Farms, in
South west Missouri. The Atlantic & Pacific
Railroad Company offers 1,oOO,OOO acres ofland
in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from 81
TO $1Sper acre, on seven years time, with free
transportation from ST. Louis to all purohasr
ers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth,
schools, churches, and law abiding society in
viteacmigrants from all points to thisland Of
fruits and flowers. For particulars address, a,
TU6K, land Commissioner, st. Louis, Mo. lily
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LosT-TERRIER Doc - Glossy
black color, white spots on fore feet
and breast. The dog jumped from
the train between Macarthur and
vinton, on the 3D. Of July. Liberal
reward paid for the same.
q. Mrs. G., W. TISKuAM,
Zaleski. O.
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GIL O LII r "A
EPIDEMIC DISEASES
gl PREVENTED by USING
R0M0,CHL0RALU M,
. THE NEW
OdgIe$ and Non Poisonous
Powerful DEOD0RiZER and DISIN-
mn FECTANT.

Its daily use destroys altbad odors and pois-
onous emanationg about your premises, and
thereby prevents contagi0n and disease; con-
tains no poison andhas no od0r of its own,
aud Is always safe.
DIR. BROOKETT, q celebrated writer on Chol-
era and Yellow Fever, maintains that few
drops of BRoMo-CHLoRALUM in u. tumbler OF
water, drank daily, will prove a sure protec-
ton from these diseases.
It ID the best dlsinfectant for all HOUSE,
HOLD PURPOSES. oi'F 81
Prepared only by TILDEN q CO.,
\ Sold by oil dfuggfatsl New York.
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For Ayers Medicines, go to G.. W. sissOn'.

se3 - BrTrsBuncH, March, 1871. }
We have used large quantities of Beymei
Bauman & Co.'s Strictly Pure White Lead,
and have always found it uniformly and finely
ground, very white and Of excellent body,
Its putty we have never questioned, and We
cheerfully recommend it. 4
/ills THOMPSON 4 MILLER,
Master Painters
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If several weddings do not soon
come off in this place, there will be
a heap Of loves labor lost.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

TINS locality was visited by q
pleasant shower or rain yesterday.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

FoR Loss Of APPETITE, Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, Depression of Spirits and General
Debility, in their various forms, FERRo-
P~HosPoRATED ELIXIR OF CALIsAYA made by
CAswELL, HAZARD & Co., New York, and sold
by all druggists, Is the best tonic. AS q slim
ulent tonic for patients recovering from fever
or other sickness, 1t has no equal. II taken
during the season 1t prevents fever and ague
and other intermittent fevers. 19-4w
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WlATnER has been pleasant for a
whole week. 'sla
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

For Fine ~Perfumery, go to sisSon's Drug
Store. ~
The test Place.-The choicest lot of Gro
c%erles, o%ueehswarc, Glassware, Notions, &C.,
can be had at Davis Duncan's Store, in "a
leski, at all times" "t'-
Corn, oats, potatoes and produce of every
description taken in exchange for goods, al
his store. In connection with his store he has
a Saddle and Harness Shop, and will repair
anything in that line on short notice and al
low figures. Go and see him. q If
hf HHHaA# r - used 0 l.Hu
For Pure Drugs and Medicines, go to Sis
sons.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-07-16

FIVE Hundred Thoushndi-OO,O0O , bottles
OF Greene's August Flower have been soldin
this State in three months. We only ask you
to 80 to the, drug stores Of Cunning or slssOn
McArthnr,i Ohio, and get bottle FREQ Of charge
or q regular Size AT rs cents. Every bottle
warranted to cure Dyspepsia or Liver com
plant, Sick headache, Costiveness, Heart
burn, waterbrssh, Sour Stomach, Indigestion
Impure Blood, and all disease caused by I'm
pure Blood, or derauged Stomach and Liver,
Try 1t. g. G. GREEN, Proprietor,
Columbus, Ohio.
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EVENING drives are fashionable.
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The enlarged resources placed in the hands
of the OLD'AND NEW by the public and by thu
proprietors, enable them to announce q vol
m OF wider interest than they have eve
published. H !:
Mrs. Greenough's story, sPython MAJ ant
Mr.. Hale's story, "Ups and Downs,' win b,
continued and completed In this volume
A series Of short. stories by Miss Meredith
Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. Whitney, Miss Hale, Mr.
Perkins, Mr.. Loring and others, has, been en-
gagged. u .CFFLG
Mrs, Martineau's Series will be continued
in papers onNwThe Church and its Exclusive
Claims, "-"GodAih Humanity" &C.
The series of articles on Political Science
by gentlemen Of recognized ability, will com
prise papers on "Railroads, Servants or Mas
tersp" "The Ballot in England" "Land,'
"phe Law of Maratime Jurisdiction,9 9Th,
Indian Question: y ''The Suffrage of Women
Equal Taxation, /" ''Tariffs and Projections
"What the New Administration must do
"Labor and Wages Question" 4 DFDEl u
Tho subject OF critical interest In
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DR.. N. j. Bowers, Dentist, Macarthur, Q
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G23-1rno7

Champion Reaper and Mower
for sale on very moderate =
i" " TERMS FOR CASH,
or will exchange q machine for
pair Of mules. r'.n.-
j. S. HUM.
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AGENTS

II. every. county OF each State, for a new
National Book. (TiiE LIVES AND PORTRAITS
OF PRRsIDEHTs) with fac simile copy OF
the Declaration Of Independence, the Coisti-
tuition Of United Stateg,s and W~ashington's
FAREWELL Address, with 10 ilne steel plates.
For circulars and terms, addross johnson
Wilson y Co., N Boekman 81. N. Y. -.
nY7e&w-0m. r.
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N. FRESHMAN,

BLAcKBERRrEs will not be plenty.
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To the suffering.-The Rev. VIM. H.. Nor
ton, while residing in Brazil as q Missionary,
discovered in that land of medicines aremedy
for Consumption. scrofula, Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Nervous Weak
ness. This remedy has cured myself after all
other medicines had failed. col d . %
Wishing to benefit the suffering, l will send
the recipe for preparing and using this rem
edy, to all who desire 1t, Free of Charge.
Please send an envelope, with your name
and address ON It,. Address,
Rev. WIN. ii. NORTON, 7.
GIG Broadway. New York City.
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I N \
DIR. N. j. Bowers, Dentist, McArthm. I
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS while residing in
South America, as Missionary, discovered q
safe and simple remedy for the cure of nerv'
GUS weakness, early decay, disease of the
urinary and seminal organs, and the whole
Of. diaordsrs brought on by banefuB and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by q
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate
Twin send the receipt for preparing and using
this medicine, in asealed envelope, to any ono
who needs it, Free Of Charge! Address
fOiH .iHIitG JOSEPH T.tNMAN, O
Station d, Bible House, N. Y. City
March 10 1S19-vT min ~
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'fhI. lins oners superior Ipdncensnts--ths
Ton. Now fesi, o. suy cshsr s sse ~. nee
IN ordcrinE soofso any u<scrip}ldn 1,s<s az
East give ditpcllops 10 ship gfG Heif{.nore a
Ohio u. ~. and n multiplying Enst fif< t1u,. AN
s%ssslops, rrsl.hss M'Rgsao X NV imiie
save Ahippsrs much money,
\ ..lt1. Cen. Freight kesk Nql1jc,o,.
sBss ss " asn- Ticket Az pslslmo;s.
asn. Pass. As't.. ~clnsisnsth
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Pullman fsisss Drawing Econ Sleeping Cara.
Which are ~ comfortable, elegantly f,rrishea
and almost equal " a hre-ndt, are on An
trains FROM Cincinnati 70 baltimore and
Marietta Rsilrpad for timo OF arrivinr Ana dsv
parting from McArthuf. 71 "
Tho hdy<gteepp % this route over al cth.,.
4, that Y Give ~ travellers holdinr lhrourS
philadelphia, ahd ths National Cxp}ic; fr~s'
Time .auleksf spd rates q fare lapsr shan
Tho scenery along this RailwAy A. IA
eqnalicd for grandeur on this Contin<ni. "
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March 10, 1s@Av7niQ.}g q O Il
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CINCINNATI IMPRESS will run daily. An
other trains daily, except Sunday. "
CINCINNATI EXPRESS, EAST, makes no
stod between Hamden and Athens.
, 1873-06-06

The vsat 4 onnmbor Of Commerce Hall and the open,
t,is eyo'na The mnln eni accomplished l9st night
lilo door Of tho former room. Tho colnrnittoo-roona
wero lcfnH converted by cnrpontcrs into eoat-rooms,
lnDa drcsRR-roona, and tho like Tho floor OF tho
Open Hoard roon1 Ind alao been wnhhod, and dozen
cnrfoaa Of hcnvy crockory ntnn!o tint In tho nnt
Ter Of cheap chiunwpro tho ubilc0 1la Hupror would
be grand succoss. Tho following Ia tho programme
OF dances:
1. QnatlrIllo-rancorH--"T -"Tolc-a.Toto -. Wetngaron
2. WALTZ" Kunts der Laubon n"....,....... .BtrAps
Promenade.
.. Qhns'rilt9" pleinn pouterlo h,........ grauas
/. Galop-" Caacngo :Iicrtnann
Grand Mareh-Iionsgo to Now ohicagn. =. .pratt
Written especially for tho Jubilee Bail,
n,l centluutel by tho Autfur.
8. I0lka-" Widfeur .HlrHuGs
q. wnlix-" Now Vonna "..........,........Ht Htrarsa
Irolnoua1n,
Z. Quattrllle-" Iancera "-Gilmor0'a Dant-
... .. Weingarton
q. Waltz" Thousand and Ono Nights "..... Strauss
Promenade.
0. pMattrlle-" r1eino Motor .6raMss
10. ua!op-" Ht,irmvngel"... Faunt
promenade.
II. Quaarllo- Lmtlcera Wcingartcn
y. polhn Rcsowa" I'm Dngasollc" ...Btrausa
". Waltz" Dluo Danube STRAUSS
81
, 1873-06-06
THE WALWORTH PARRlClDE.
Shocking Family scnndnl--E1istorY of
tho Divorce.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW fonE, June 5.-The Rev. Father preBton,
Vice-C Chancellor of this Diocese who waH very intimate
with tho late Mansfield T. Wnlworth and enjoyed Ills
fullest confidence, anyH that tho obecene 1otters
fcrred to by the porricdo and his friends as having
against Mrs. Walworth Of indiscriminato inn-
delty, md assertions that Frank Ia bastard.
The murdered mans friends Bny TINT ample proof
Will bo brought forward Oh tho trial, II necessary,
to establish tho fact TINT Mr.. Walworh had but too
much grounds for tho charges against his wifo. They
self sx months before their marriage and that only
upon this ground would their parents conHont to their
Union. This latter fact ia tho basis OF tho Blur upon
Franks birth, which ncitcd tho young man to tako
summary vengeance upon It's author,
Early IN JanuRry, 1871, MrH. Walwortfa action for
separation began. Tho decree asked for was linz
hed divorco on tho grounds Of cruel and inhulnAn
treatment.h Adultery not charged in tho papers,
nor my prayer fer absolute divorce. Tho summons
and complaints were served on tho murdered man
ever, BY tho defendant. 1Io allowed tho n,ater to go
by default Shortly afterward Bua,tord F. Rice Ref
eroc In tho case, reported granting tho decree.
At tho special term Of tho superior court bo-
fore Justice James E. Bpencor tic decree whs
confirmed. The ayorco contained causo compelling
money for hor SUPPORT and also for the support Of her
children. Mr. Walworth seemed very much oxne-
por4tod when e heard Of tho entering Of the ecroe
FOR tho that 1t compelled him to pay almony to
lat Of May following, III orur to avoid paying nlimouy,
h!a counsel na1o motion, In tho Superior Court to
oo tho default mud set aside tho docreo. This motion
waa never argued. After rlAtera laa rcsted awhile,
correspondence Degan betwcen tho counsel and
PROMISE occtod by which tho clause In tho docroo
out LII all other respects, however, It was aowod to
sanl,
, 1873-06-06

power Of direction in tho promises or, a. lcaat.
he will tako no rresont action, tho InlnnH having
yolsted their treaty oIea.loaa BY roaoring TO hos
surervisIon OF thu Department. Secondly, tho United
gtatca troops having conducted operations aganat
tlIon their custody Belongs to tho military tho eao aB
Of r1aonere Of war captured s1,rrenderod or ohor
Un!toa satea End guilty q ssrooioua nots Thirdly
seI 30 dono with tho odoo prisoners, whether thoy
ehnll 10 tried by military commission or rnmlttod 10
tile civil courts, will 10 submitted 10 tho Attorney
era by tho military auhorioa for his opinion which
will Govorn tho Law In tho cnso and in Tits COURSE Tho
President SECRETARY Of tho Interior, and Gen. Bhor-
TMMi0HArroN ooMst1ns4oHrns, l. =
Under tho recont act OF Congress creating Board
ct Immigration Commissioners, the Boerotary OF tho
Treasury hos madc the following appointmonta Dr.
John NJ. Woolworth, J. D. 8aundera, J. Frol Moyors
Charles Cone, ]. II. Plper, md lIolon H. Darnard.
Tho lastmentoncd is to bo naa'gnod to Tho duty ct
rerortinF upon tho trca.nen: Of woon md elildron
on board cigrant ahtps. Or. WondNorth will eaer-
c!so tho genorn supervision Of tho Atlantic seaboar
Another oomisaloner will go to San Francisco To In.
vosttRato tho condition Of tho Chinese aud Japauoae
immigrants, and others will 10 sont to Europe 10 mike
Inquiries aud prepare full reports.
AprOrHTstEkT,
Tho President has appointed Writ uopkinQ Assayor
OF tho hlint ut Curaon City.
, 1873-06-06
SATURDAY HALF.liOLtDhYS.

TO the Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN: In yonr paper Of thiB dnso hnvo noticed lot
tor from ~ Dookkeopor." A Bookkeepor ia right.
Sunday ia Gods day, md tho laws Of God and nn de-
nai that II bo day Of rest. It ia tho poor mnn's
day; hut tho greet Of tho rich doprvca tho POOR
man Of his just mud lawful rights. Think Mr.. Editor,
how many poor men aro compelled to toll Sundays
In mills, elevators, and varios manufactorics while
tho propricora praisng Go in totr rarous places
OF worship Think how mony clerks uro compelled
to leave thair families on tho sabbatl-lay, and hurry
to TIM Post to sort lettors aud hntd them to
fow mcrcantHl -. ..
All work md no p1ay mikes jack Il worry tull boy.
Why dent some of tho leading Christian ,nercnnta of
ta noblo city got togothor. nd resolve That nil acea
Of bs'snosa Wholesale aud rctai Rhal cloHo at r.
On Saturday. anu tn tho Iost-O!ico shall bo cloacd
for ono day In Aovcn II tlloy do this, tho Sunday
bcor-1rinkng will roaao, to great oxtent.'
It Is an nctual Disgrace 10 sea 30 many noblcfookng
fellows h!,rryng aay from toir families Sabbath
nlorninE to tho Pos. .Ohce, and an army Of engineers
and othors working III mills mnchlnoshope, &c., Oh
8abbath-lnys. VrR1TAs.
CHICAGO, Juno 6, 1873.
, 1873-06-06


HALIFAX, juno 6.-rho funeral of Laent.-aoy Howe,
Inst evening" was attended by 1000 peraous In pro-
ccsson, while fully 10000 were lii tho streota. The
ceremonies wore imposing and impressive. From tho
Government House to tho cemetery, distance Of o
mile, tho military lined both Bidca ot tho street. All
tho Government. and military oflcials from tho E.-
ecutive Council Of Nova Scotia, and Atlrnirala and
Lieutenant Generals down to Magistrates, took part
The various national societies and tho Grand Lodge OF
Froo Masons worc also largely represented. Minute
gupB wore fired from tho tin1e tho cortego began
moving TIL tho rcmains wero enclosed IN tho eafh.
The ueual respect was paid By TIC city in closing UP
a., HAh1xAx n: E., Juno 5-Esayy fires aso raging IN
woods III hovclnlty Of Liverpool hnve bcon On 1ro
for two daya and last evening tho town was in great
danger. Much damage haa been dono In pictou Ooun
ty. Tho nrc has swept from tho west branch Of tho
River John to the Buick River, and On tho east branch
Of tho River John for dstance OF twelve miles, de-
aroying everything. The woodA through which the
hre haa passed nre tho most valuable In tho country
HALIFAX, N. g., Juno 5.-Tho prorrietora Of tho
Drummond Colliory have met with another serious
loss by tho fire which is raging In the woods noaE
Weatve. largo quantity Of timboc cut by thom dur
Ing tho winter is destroyed,
, 1873-06-06
TODAY.


Tho Liucolu Park cortegc, which will include argo
number Of invited gucs!a, will move, this morning.
from tho Grand Pacific Mt o3o O'Clock, The following
routo haB been agroed upon by tho Park Commits
sloneEs and tho Superintendent Of Police: West
Jnckaon etrce to Lasalle north on LaSao through
tho tunnel, to Kuzlc, east Einxio to Dearborn,
north Dearborn to Lincoln Park, through tile park,
showing tho lakc-shoro drive md park improvements
The return route will bo via Cark street, south to
North Wells. south Wells to Chicago avenue, west
on Chicago avenue to 11alscl ntreot, Hoth alsed
to Waahiugton wcs Washington to Ashland avenue,
sontl on Ashland avonno to Monroe street, els h1or-
street to Cala north Canal to tho Northwestern
depot, whore tho carfiago party will Join with tic
lvO hundred g,leHta, mud proceed before arrnpg-
cd yia tho belt railway to McCorncla reaper works,
wheroa collation. will DO served. Thonco to tho Stock
Yards md Hyde ras when tho carriage cortcgo will
separate from tho railway party, tho latter coming in
over tho Illinois Central Railway, nt tho foot Of Lake
strcct. Returning from Hyde Park tho carriage
corlcgc will paBH the following route; Passing
over the Grand boulevard. showing Tho park syatc,
thoy will coulo down to South Park nvonue, thence
norh on that avenue to Twonty-axth street, woat on
Twonty-si1th street to Michigan avcn,,c north OIL
Michigan Avonto TO Jackson, and west Jackson to
tho dranl Pacific Hotel whore tho Journey Of lnspoc-
Tho Superintendent Of Police laa detailed ccht
policemen to head the cortege as It traycracs tho city
horRomon, will do thomHelycs credit and tue foreo
honor on this occasion.
Tnls AFTERNOON
tho Children eut other lDnl1 taeut will have ploSt Of
grcss aut condition Of musical education In our
Ioilos tho rssitieat piast, viii ply tottschak ;
!Sssq .s }s GssS" {a Ys,. h H. t VII s ssS
ibis OCCASION harly hs called beethoven one, It
Was ~ we'll peIlapa to omit tho old muster. Tho full
programme Is III tOlOWHs