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JI4d4IiC 4SSCG74T{JE.
SFecfa! EoTTesro7sa<nee Of TIE Chicago TY{5,rns
GRAND HAVEN, M1ch., June 10.-Saverat u
our ladies and eortiemen formed theatrical
organization here last evening to be Known II
the E1sels1or Dramatic Association, foz the pur->
pose OF giving amateur performances dur1ne tAs
simmer season for the pleasure OF guests and
visitors. They Gre to ha7e the uss Of Cutler
Hall, wh.cn Ii to be fitted up with stage sppoint7
ments, etc. Tho ASSOCIATION is to ba under tha
lsadership Of Mr. A. H. Houghton, = fins elocu-
tionist and reader aud publ OF the wall-knovn.
elecutionlst, Marshall, OF Boston.
rSTvEEaAIIsT soclAB1xs
A large party OF ladies' aud gentlemen from thu
Cniversalss Church OF Nuskegon arrived herw
Wednesday afternoon md particlE lated in Uni
yeraast sociabie given at tte residence Of Mr.
J. B. kanouse. Seyeya! OF then, renamed o;76r;
to attend q social entersainmaot Of ths Units
riaas III the eTeuiDs, 3. Cutler Hall. Thio hit
tar proved SUCCESS in every respect, Btlrpaasiua
tho former very successful sociabIes given by ths
same Society. Tie entertainment cousiated Il
poetlcl recitation by Mrs. u. a. Hoaenton.
vocal md instrumental music soc.a. aAznaa..
promenadtng, dancing, and the A-<s'ng OF stfa.
berries in cream The hall VAS aro sdod tisk
the Society uerted , handsome su1a from the ks-
caipts-
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in destroying the chinch-bugs in many localities
The crops are looking well in this county.
though the farmers fear they may be the ne1t
ones to suffer from visitation OF grasahoppers
The fruit crop promises to be heayy ono this
scason; the trees having blown full, and eTery-
thing 10 far being propl1ious to an abundant
yle!d both OF apples and the smaller fruits.
UScLE SAN
has appropriated $15, 600 for tho improvement OF
cur hazbor, and dredges are as busy as bees
hauling up the superfuous sand between the
piers, thus widening and deepening the channel.
Th;s Is much-needed Improvement, the want
Of which has been felt for some timo, a. vesse1a
Of heavy dr4ught could not make this port on
account Of the shallowneas Of tho water.
MATn1MoNIAL>
Tho narrying mR1ia seane to 10 On the in
crease among all classea hera. even Threatening
to draw within its meBhes some Of tho dlgnided
widows and widoTers. It report saith truly
there is m elderly couple who will, Gre the sum-
mer is OVER link their fortunes together for bet
ter or woree and try their luck as one firm
There arc rumors Of several o.her engagements
but nothing as yet is definitely known as to their
truth.
"wuAr WILL HE Do?'
WAS the refrain Of a conversation overheard by
THE TRIBUNE correspondent as be followed in
the wake OF several Young iadloa down the
street one evening not long since. They were
earnestly engaged in reiterating the above
phrase, with every Shade OF feeling imaginable
expressed in the different tones OF each voice.
By dint Ut close attention, "What will he dol"
was discovered to refer to certain young gen.
tlemau who is about to lose his lady-ioye for III
indefinite time. The Young iadlos wondered
how he could Iige without her forso long time;
one stylish damse with toss OF her bead, de-
clnring he would soon console himself with
another sweetheart while the others denied with
much spirit tho existence OF such flcklcness on
hia part. Time will tell, young laaies, and also
satisfy your curiosity.
HARRY RopINsoS'B
minstrel company gavo m entertainment Friday
evening at kimbail Hall to a we'll filled house.
The programme for the evening was good one.
and was we'll received by the audience. They
came we'll recommended. and we'll sustained their
equation.
GENERAL ITEMS
Many gardens u the city have been visited by
he potato-bug.
Tie lad.es OF tho Daptlsr Church will give
traw berr7 festival next Thursday evening.
Col Carleton has returned from Omaha, Neh.
Messra. Knapp l. Gi!len, OF Racine, commenc-
ID the crib-work for the north pier Tuesday morn
ng OF last week
Mr- 4 P. Read will offer thres purses for
rotters and running horses July s. the races to |
IKE place at the Kenoslla Driving PARK
Baseball seems to afford much amusement to |
be kenoaha juveniles.
The North Ward school children enjoyed 3 |
peung- match last Friday. Tho prize, hand |
onae vase, Was awarded to Dora ChRfres.
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Darrow, from Eng1ewood; Mr., and Mrs. 4. G:
! Flanders, Misses Nellie and Julia Flanders, and
! Mrs Fox, from Portage City, Wis.
! Among the Evanstouians were the Rev. 7. L..
fast Mr. md Mrs ]. 7. TAYLOR, Mr.. A. Winno,
Mr. and Mrs C. +. Grey, Mr.. and Mrs. John
I Goebel, srr, and Mrs. George D. Moss1v, Mr. sud
Mrs. J. H. TAYLOR. Mr. and Mrs. .. F. Keeney,
Mr. aud Mrs. s. Harbert, Mr. and Mrs Richards,
Mr aud Mrs. %: O. cFeps ;nd ;fsrn,1 MI st''eS5 M
and bfrs George O. 1de. Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Stowe, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Il. sseley, Mr.. and Mrs: c. n. Way,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Webster, DR.. and
Mrs. Paltner, Dr.. and Mrs. Mansfield, r. Z. Bel
den, Mrs. Cropser, Miss Katie Way: Mlgs hlttla
kedzie. Mr and Mra. ~ 3. Phillips, Mr. md
Mrs. A. II. Gum. h1r. and AIRS. Ashton, Mr. anc
Mrs. J. F. Keeney. Capt. and Mrs: Harbort, Mr.
and Mrs, J. G. Ogden: Mr. and Mrs. francis
Bradley. NJ; and Mrs: J, u. Williams, 4r. and
the Rev. G. S. abbott and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Wood, A1r. and Mrs. Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs: H.
3. Hill. Mr: and Mrs. y. French, Mr.
and. Mrs. y. q. White, Or. u. Il.
Mann Prof and Mra: IT, histlqr' 1N q Or: snd s5N
aud Mrs. 0: q. Merwin, Mr: and Mrs. 4. L.
Lowell, Capt. aud Airs. Brainard, Mr. e. Haskln,
": and Mrs. 4. J: broWn, MI ana Mrs: =: L.
Clifford, Mr. and hrs: J. 2. Miller, Justice Cur
y, l.; q. Gage, the Hon; s. u: Easter. wife, and
Hurd and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Page, Mg.
and n1s. ". G. Constock. Mr. and Ars. q. ).
Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. N q. Iglehart, MISS Anna
lglehert, Mr.. aud Mrs T. +. Nheeler, Mr. and
Mrs. u. Is. Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. y: e.. Junkin,
Nr. and Mrs. a. Q: Reed. W. Nickard,
nr. G. 2. Purington, Mr. md Hrs T. l. Cos
grove. Mr and Mrs. J. J. Parkhurst, Mr. and
Mre. George Watson. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Pitper,
Mr: and Mrs. 8. Goodenov, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Y.
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. George Lord, Mr. and Mrs.
s: B. Raymond, ur. and Mra: ". II. Raymond,
Mr: and Mrs. q. Ii. kiader. Mr. snd Mrs ?. +.
=: Siaymaker. Dr. and Mrs. Poole, Mr. and hrs.
q. Ii. K1dder, Mr.. and Mre q. G. Wilcox.
MISCELLANEOUS
number OF prominent young society people
were to meet at the rehidence Of Mr.. Francis
Bradley. last evening, to organize croquet club.
Tho marriage Of Prof. G. ". Pearson, OF the
Northwestern University, and Miss Ne}he
French, which has boen much thought Of in
society circles for some time, will bo celebrated
At tho Congregational Church q. $50 P. N. Tuos-
day. Tbs newly-wedded couple will At onre
start for New York, and sail thence to England, !
where they will spend the summer.
The Misses Browne entertained number OF !
young friends very pleasantly Friday evening. |
fhe Misses Flanders, Miss Birdie Easter, Miss !
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SPECIAL CofTesDo7ldknct u 1he Chicago Tribune,
WHEATON, June I2.-The burglars have been
making sone slight sktrmishes through the
town. Oil your aeyen-ahooters and aIaep vith
ono eye open.
Monday evening, at the collegs Chapel =
novel entertainment will bo given. The pro-
graume, which Is as follows, will prove IN ea-
joyable one: "The squAers Educational s7s-
tenn" Reading-'' The Death Of Joe;" tab
feAux music ecHoolhoy couposltiops decla~
nations, and the celebrated Mrs. Jazley's
Wax-W orks." Tha admittance Ia Is cents chil-
dren half prica.
Of Messrs. GasJ, Chapman aud Smith, that Was
noticed in last Sundays TRIBUNE. to give his
wel1-knoHn lecture on '@Tne Child in Cnr
Midst, snd the place and time havo been ap
pointed.-she College Chapel, Wednesday eyen-
ing, June 16.
James D. Sinclair, OF St. Louis. vaa thu gnsat
Of his daughter, Mrs. Charles FnlIer; last week.
She wished him pleasant journey on his tip
to Europe.
Tho c1ops were never looking fner," is the
exclamation OF old farmers.
The Congregational Society OF Sand d9ich Ara
TALKING Of Al excursion TO Geneva Lake it satis-
factory Arrangements can be made with tIte Chi
cago, Burlington Quincy and Northwestern
Railroads. They will pass through Auzora, b.
t3vla. and Turner Junction, and procosa to n,.ka
the run In three aud half hours,
The public schools close Friday. The young
sterH will be once more free.
Ar. John Seltuor OF Turner Junction vii,
VesE sooa begin work Oh new store he pro
poses to erect during tho coming summer,
There VAL be q quarterly meeting At rhe Mo+h
od1st Episcopal Church this evening".
The Turner Dramatic Club will presant ;, ~.
public tho aide-spGthnR drama Of .sH.ndN
Ardv." IT bss oesn in reheAtaal son4 s,rnc, a1d !
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will doubtless be credit to the dramatis per-
aonp. II will be given at tho school-House Hall
Monday aud Tuesday evenings. The doors will
be open At I. performance to commence at =
quarter to o'clock. Admission, Is cents.
Capt Kitwood preached At the Methodist
Church at the Junction last Sunday morning and
evening.
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HAIR OF GOLD.

To pte.s, Elt once; my l1dy f,i-
Co:uuul the kuottel masses ct hee hs.
Tha: slid with sudden spleudor tuwAs ar zhonlGerx
bare;
The loosened locks those SNOWY alopes entold, :.
Till standA &he there,
Iiks whito statue, bathed tn sunset goldi :
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When Buffalo girl wants to b .tton her koots.
# her fsler IL sb.ent she his to uss stsp-lkd-
DIR - raAah tho top of her fsst-RcoassE n
press..
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WAUKECAN.
SUMNER TOfIHYHTd.


WAuKEoAT, Juno 1--we still continue tc
have plenty Of rain, which, considering the bene-
it derived thc1ofrom. is highly appreciated.
As yet comparatively few summer tourists have
visited this city, probably owing to the fact tha.
Z report has been extensively circulated to the
effect that ample accommodations could not be
had Tor such. It is true that il new hotel had
been built the accommodations would have been
better, but it is also fact that all necessary
conveniences hare been, and are now, furnished
any and all who arc in search of health OF pleas
uro
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Tho entertainment Gl1en By the Ladies' Teu-
peranca soclery, at phnnix Halt, Thursday eyeu-
was present, and discourBed sweot music
bountnul supply Of magneslB and McA]lister
water was On draught. FREQ to Ill who wished to
partake OF the lfe-giring beverage; etrawber-
ries and cream wese served by the ladies', after
which aO adjournment took place. to meet again
no doubt at some future date.
There were quite ncmbeF present 1T Phmnix
Hall Friday evening to witness the exercises
known az the "High-School Entertainment"
Al we're we'll pleased With the performances.
persons respectively: "Bootblack's Revenge "E
(atI: Crawford artist) Fred Norton. Root6lack;
Willie Jones, Aetcsboy :; JOS Play, Acts / and
+ Witch, Miss Fannie Sherman Hugo, Miss
Joele wheeler Ja4tor, Hiss Lizzie Kirk. Acts
md Sara, Hiss Lucy Dickcnaon Roderiqo.
Miss Josis Wheeler; Don Pedro, Miss Fannie
Sherman. Other pieces, entitled "Littio Wom-
an and New England Kitchen, " were also per-
formed By the above named ladies, who nav be
correctly termed drst-caes amateur actressea
PERSONAL
F: q. 1ordon, local editor ct the Kenosha
Union ,paid this city brief visit Thursday,
S.s. Bradbury. editor Of the Patriot hts re-
turned home. He WAS one Of the excuyaiou:sts
70 St. Paul with the rest OF the 'quil!-dr1yers,
The following are among the prominent sr-
rivals st Glen Flora during the gust week: Mrs,
L: O. PARSONS, Nj. Leonard md Ar. Holland,
AL Of Chicago; John P. Ro9era, af uattoon.
ILL.,. and hoat Of others.
ITEMS.
4 raro musical treat ia to b. given by "The |
Boston Philharmonic Club" at Phoenix Hall, |
Wednesday, evening. This Club il highly IN |
1orsed by the pToss and public a frst-claes |
A meeting WAS held by the "Lsks County |
! agficultural and Horse Growers Association |
Wednesday evening. The following gentlemen |
gere elected Trustees for ensuing year, viz: |
Nm. B. Dodge, J. F. Powell H. G. Hutchinson |
|. \. Cory, l. e. Blodgett. r. Douglass, 4. G. t
}oWer, D. Brewster and $. e. Finn.
Il that we'll at certain '*nai1l" could only
peak what tates 1t might roIata
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Now Tork-Presidcd over BY Mrs. McCarter
and Mrs. Kellogg sexton, assisted hy Misses Eva
Clark, As1ls Alnsdalo, Nanue Alls, and Pussy
Greene.
Vngluia-Nre Emmous and Mre. ". Sexton.
North CaroEna-Alrs. Colt asslssed BY MISS
Elite Colt Miss pompelll. Miss Besue Austin,
and A1l.s Lucy scAioy.
Mass&chusests-Nrs. DR.. Wolcott.
Delaware-Ars. Col johnson nud Miss Prsn-
tico.
MarS,land-Mrs. James Whaling, Misses Eva
BHtt aud Mamie HopElas
Conaect1cus-Mrg. ". s Whitney, and Hrs,
Brewer assisted by Miss Laura Dousmau, Mira
Waller, Nss- Goorge Ha1oing, liiss Belle
Grimes.
Georgis-31rs Horace Chas., Nisses Tombs.
Colsman. Cowles Norlll.
New Jersey-Mlss Sarah Eldred and Mrs-
Chandler, assisted by misses fanu,e Wells, An
Me Gucer.c@, Annle Mc1ee, Cora May
:, Pennsylvan'a-Ars. Ashley. Assisted By Nissas
Brown, Mlss AeLlie ulsley and Miss Deaa,a Brig
ham.
khode Is1aud-A1rs. Houghman, Misses Lewis,
Garner. Melies~ Townsend. aud Olin.
New Hampsllra-Mzs. Henry Whi!comb,
Nihses Fannie Alien and Allie Stcoie.
South Carolina-Mrs. G. L. Ruttles, Misses
Sarah Mason, Angie Telthousen, Anms Parker,
1TENs-
Tho proposed Sunday Lecture Courro IL IT,
sared. At 3 recent meeting OF tho promoters NJ
Tue tt y, course II wss decided to engage Chasles
Pepper, John e. SAKE, Or. J. Z. Holiand, Mrs.
seo,s~slddous, Nine. Leono.ens, Du ChMiiu
julia Ward Howe, Mlea AttuQpv. Wh;telaT
Held, Carl Schurz, James T. Field, r. Il. Daaa
and 5. e. Cox. Tho a1a!ssion is 10 be Is cents.
announcement that the Musical Jubilee IN con
nest'on With the t"en;y-dflh Anniversary Of the
Societr, viii certa,n!y taka n1ac. in
August, listing sevelal d1ys.
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is published by Audre in 06epbach, and, haa
been dispatched to the various theatres.

ia Bublshed by Audre in nffenhach and ha.
haen disnatcbed to tha yariona the.trea @"" "'A7
IT,
among tne opetas PROMISED oy the English
y. ttu1p: pe':. ~ A.aa1n1 10 t,e!en Tesalane
mar or;e1n.llV nrodnced at the par;s 1,nara CO.
ioue. the latter At Coyent Garden Thastra.
-,
lhe court Theatre OF Munich Will henceforth
give every year. between the I'D Of August and
18th Of September series OF model perform
.nrea for tho heboof of ina numerous strxnoara
..tr s;a;t ~ p.-,a-,n r.,ifnj II 10 .n.r-,,,
~, slss ~ ~ ~, -as ~ r;nt, I'D as,antin
inp 1epeltots tos tas yea 40 ~ a4n oe!oo4e
''Wiihelm ~ Tell, "Tannhauser:" "Don Juan,"
"Freiachutz," Josef der Wadenschmidt, by
Iortzlpg: Meh1Is Uthaf," G0unod'af" He'd
erin rnajtra hi. ~ and Cherubini's " Wassartra-
49, n -rsthnrt cnr,f;ro q 3chnmann,s ..Mnnfred n
EoA' .os0 stn . - :. af;;,~,ros, =,
tae huIns o1 Atneus, atM to1 aost
N!Ghts Ofeam, WorAs WHICH HlA % 81seA ~
the Theatre OF the RealdencJ.
..or.. ~..dr +o ~ v-o5ncad
among tae ~" opeia9 teauy " 70 eE: etGuuseo
IN Italy hfa ran, oy UomencetHi 9locua-
da, By poucblaln :" Mar1e fernAnda+ py
Ferra1i, (Opern OF LEcca "C4eopatra." by
RoRai, {RexRio Of Turin y "Don Giovanni
:. pasa.r =, ~ - x1 n',,JarM r Goraas
&, Is ueca auo Ma.o uc -, I rI;
AaIan Oelo!me anu aeo!Bo 3anut
bv Perllla DlaDa, by SapS"lgl; ulana
and Is 9aiambo." by Petrela. and new operas,
unnamed, ,by Funaagali. schira, and Giro Pinauti.
During the forthcoming season will be mounted
It the Milan Scala, Josse's F" La Lega u; at the
Koggio OF Turin, Rossi5 Is Cleopatra" and Mar
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hrmness and sweetness OF TEMPER, the came WIZ
ming smile, aud the same simplicity of behavior.
She was dressed in 4 dark ash-eolorad eilk, With
rich India shawl thrown loosely over hez
shoulders. On her head was small straw has
bearing ahors white plume. She was sccompa-
MED BY her husband and two lovely daughters,
aged shout IS and 20, looking very much - their
gifted mother did At their ago. afr. doidschmidt
shows the effect Of age aud study, his head bo-
ing bald and shining"
On Aug. it vas fifty years since the German
NATIONAL anthem, WAS ist das Deutsches Vate7-
iand, "ss Tor the first time publicly performed.
herr Reicharut, the celebrated composer Of this
aud many other famous pieces OF vocal and IN
eetumontal music, Was waited upon BY congratu-
latcry dsputations from Berlin md othsr oer-
man towns; An octogenansa in perfect health,
ne mas had the rare satisfaction OF seeiog tbs
weu-known multlfarious question OF hia ron9
answered, after fifty years waiting, By tho irret-
ragab1e language Of fscta-
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HARVEST.

Tho fnu-aared com -.
And b:ua corn-doTaz1,
And poppy-heada
II scarlet showers d.
Amid the goldan g1afn,
Pail of tho hArvsst-tims assta ..-
Reap, reap thu grain,
This fun-eazed grain: ~
Bind, bind In shseyea,
Ia golden shtaves,
Tha HRened grain. ;-.
Stack close. 1rd csp
Tae usht-wtshsd shsavss, .s:-
When Ttoies aky :
Tells Of the rain-gtuIn
Drawing ni4h, -" 40
! =. -:
In wallshzpei mo41,
In cribs snd roomy barn,
Pile high tha golden stoza,-.', :. -
Then rest from toll.
Tbs harvest ON.
l. AuQu-f, 1875 UYueaH Hop0E1As
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ment OF tbs Opera 1t present. It said that Hsa-
economy with which the musical part Of the orgsnizs-
uon u mAnaged,-uone Of the great French singers.
Win tue single exception OF Faure, forming part Of
the troupe; the very fsv operas that comprise the
Fopeeeoe and tho managerial indif to noVaty or
aEt'slae ensemble, make up quite 4 list Of weGground-
81 comPtalnts 1t Ia whispered, moreover, that the
manager - In lea uo with the Spectators ta3t fnfest
The precincts of the operaHose and that the alleged
scarcity OF seats Il tho regular prcA which Heaven
Knows are htgh enough in Ill conscience Ia owing to
this completely Be this ~ It may, It IL generally con-
ceded tnat Haanzaer far less concerned for ths
artistic than for the ps:uniary Of the Oera
Upon the sane topic, the american REGISTER,
published in Psrie, saws:
It is to be hoped thst thn coming season viii uftness
tue production OF some important works. whether new
or old ths lover OF music will scarcely be to
care, and the Engagement Of some really hrstc1ass
singers, sucE u the tenor Eoudiu. A: present tho
troupe is uade up OF 1oad-voced norice4 and worn
out arttses-4ne jeutsse ge pas ct .t,1e ri<t
ksse 4sti NJ ptnt pds We would Aao recommend that
sone Of the leading performers be put upon severe
course OF Rantng. Stout hazitones are all very we'll
and fAt bassos have been d. rlateur ever since thn
days Of Lablache. but tenor 4af prend du pe7yx IL
insupportable, aad = prim2 donna ought never to
weigh more thsn 160 pounds. Some Que COMPARED
Signor REgnon--he Of the silvery votca and wooden
gestures-to nightingale in 4 pump, but n1ehsip-
gale in hoEknsad IL still worsa It Ia to be hoped In
fact, that the French Opera will soon get over thu
attack Of staircase and foyer from Which 1t s at
present suffering, and become what 1t probably Wiz
intended to be-an Art institution of tho highest
order.
, 1875-08-22

Clifford, Huntington. 4. ". Hubbard, and
Thomas LcClear.
Following is catalogue OF tho paintings thus
far received:
Mountain Lake, California.
WILLIAM BEAHn.
l. Little Blua Boy.
e. Tho Temperance Question.
J. Il. GRKvooRT.
2 New Farminet0n, Conn.
!. Scene Looking Down the Rhins.
2. Scene Looking Up the Rhine
w1LIIAA HAAoYokn.
Sunset Among lcs3srgs
o. F. BELLowH.
An Autumn Day.
l. Earl, na2aSs ea 5nssFs m F!;a, aafs i.
swi.zerland. y:
2. Lake Thur aud the Niesen-
Geuev1. =:
4. Spring-tine near Muu!ch.
S. Winter in Germany. -
D. Y. c. EoUTxLLE.
Sherman Fall, Trenton Fai'e. M.
J. B. BRISTOL.
Adirondacka from Laks Paradox.
Il. r. arRD1cK.
@'N''"' FRED :. sao.sx4n.
G.. Il. BoueH1oa.
Winter Landscape.
T. pE =. BoH1u1D.
Winte1 In New Jersey.
wALTEa H. ARAcXxT1s
(Irout) !. The Eise-
2. The Leap.
5. The Last Struggle.
1. Landed.
s. Brook Trout.
At. BucHrn.
On Iron Bound Island, Mount Daasrt, Ae.
H. r. BeLLoHR.
l. Sunday In Dsvonshira.
2 A Water By-Way.
!. Spring g-tlme in Derou. {water-colorl
II. J. BLAuVELr. ..':
On the Bouquet River.
4
A Glimpse at WAraming Lake, Connsctieut.
JULIE Il. BEERS.
l. Bcene On the Croton near hudson.
T. l. Lady Of the Wood
MARION R. BEERa.
LA Few Polo Stars Tus1ying LAts.*
2 Wild Violets.
ELLEN L. BEEsoN.
"Why Don't You Speak for Yourxaf, John ~
4" Miles 6tzudiAh.
J. APPLETON BROWN.
Landscape 1t Eewuuryport-
TAEo. AAUER.
!. Triumph Of Love.
z. Sleeping Cupid
HERMAN pAn1scR.
j. Head Of Christ.
Z, Head OF Dante.
CARL @. aaxxxR.
i. Morning.
z. Evening.
The Crosa and the World tgroup paintings, Talned
st $l5.1oU.)
!. Y. oAs1EAR.
TuII0hk
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ABROAD.
oPERAT1C Cos IR.
Lucy Hooper, writing In A!i,p1eto.s' Journal
asys:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-01
9t1ts Snltto 1lttO .10vatl.

6ran5isco, 20. Sept. - Ser
Oampier vSceanic" traf beute bon Dotobama
uno 9ongfong bier ein nit fOlgeuOen gtad'
ri6ten ans Den reip. beiOen 2dnoern:
gSabreno eiue8 beftigen Sturme8 ant 81.
luguit puroeni bret europdtId)e nno ptele dbl
neiiide SabrSeuge sertritnllnert, luobet 80 Per'
ionen ibren Sob fanSen.
g4dbreno Der Serbanolnu9en foe9en
oes WiargarD SalleS perblieb Der britt
ihe @elanote, mie er lnfang8 beabFdtigt
bate, nift in Befing, ionoern iteoelte na6
SIienzS FIN iiber. China CAB Den 6orberuns
aen Des @eianbteu nrr S6gernO nad). pdtte
e5 lSioeritano geleiitet, 10 mGre eln Srleg,
id)limmer als al!e friiberen, au8gebrOhen.
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als 9erpDbulid], uuo man beabiifti9te ntdto
mentqer, als rie ofieuen 6GieG in Sranb su
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etucr 3eit lett 1861. Die Beoln9ungen, bic
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bittere @efiibl nod I'll erb0ben. Die 6orpez
rungm, DaB bic WGrOer bellraft unb bic 6a'
miteu her Grmoroeten eutid)dot9t meroen
iolteu, erahtete man utd)t ais 81 pettgebeno,
pobl abcr, DaB man i'll einenl lolGeu Sale
comncrSieGe SorOeruu9en Btueinmti9te.
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6oripth uub Otajor Sanger, meldle beauf.
traQt iinD, bic aliatiiden mo eurOpdii1er
arnlee'u su beit6tigen, murOeu bon Den japa
ueiifen Seb0rOen freunOlihit auigenommer
uno ibnen bereitptlli9it bic 0t0gl6feit 9e.
mdbrt, it6 ibrer DiiIiion 81 cntlebigen.