davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-06-15

| ~ sal'i o4u ua13 c0si1H NJ HIiu GrAtu
oy steatn, nouNally R!a per standard tu,
NV yonx 5aas i-FIaas-rss:ip,. 'i'' 1900 nr,
sgata,; common 10 deal s..rs d. .auesa 1to
goti to choco $5.3o5.G6 white wheat Wcstcfm eStra
s.a. ;e iour .;cady % jSs tSo 9 S 10o''' s'soss
t.2o: 'o'' ''~>'''' "F''sf'' *'''0'
snr,na se .sI stesI'ns a. agaer better arnani M.
aMsausee sii.: S: rs caSssGs ssl ls ~
unasae 1sw! sn 'i Mnnssas :rtina ss s:
~,n!ss ,1tisa f9 o. Wssaef1, ~ s'n'er do siIf
ss s M':''s st. t'a s!s,slo S,st iys ist Gsna +,
et ac';.a ana hr1: uar.-I!sretpts 2io Iu hcttsr
IT,. wo ~ Ssa . "1stsFn sttsn DO ss 3!
aid lower: ,gc ed wnss,n IeSTtlss; iosD b; ,ll
I'll m,r-,,,.,na,,, ' WV
IL; qute md tteay No. cargoes,
t G"'u !9hh'nK. haGs 1870 Eoa. sugar dull
s,n",g sIs 70 goon ~, t,sl viz; prime ao; refined u,.
Prrttoi,vMNEirm ,," r"t. ~" aha noisi'!.al.
'ssaa%;si Afnaisse nr.,s-pu,l 1t u,7ss,,u,
krintTs TunrEsr,ss-Dnli st Sl,sc.
,ur,,unoi -, .o%sr; new ehs S1?:9o. Iaef
Wc.tsr, iiD s I.ea,a nn !llltdcs, dn!l long cezr
isnrrInE Eti",1naa am 'oneF primo steain II ll.lse
f;s-onTsInanscH. f;u.ssxTIasH
"''isss-s'ssa;y ssi ! si.se.
ru,, ,u,, 7ritiiAbEIri1lA. ..--
prces 1nehensi 's,esnasa '-f1ocH-1n good demand
da.:SWrss IT.: .1a !. 1nst rcd auhes sss
@s.,snn 1i Sc W t,s s. oa.
wi %,itsnr-,,,el:.
1'''x lug i ;Aoes qaIp sl2o.2so.
WurTsns.esdy I.s esd nsN1Sss Na@ IT,. ,n
s1st.; e. ais sa3s Art: ! 2 %e.fn sssras liz
Es r;,srsr, e.. Ms1is: fos, e1tra, 2te ~:
Eaos-litm: we.seFn sfsIsIi1: fp:, h.e a1s es'1osc'
r,,,,ou. n4ir'MnnE.
.nnsrana nAoHe; :G1 5,ne H-ftoua.sscad5; Western
az. % Hss9.wW;; .tsI,.w;,o,. ,,,,.. ~
~; 81 ,ss No 10, 9lS Gom.-Mestor., strong viii.
1ea ie r. i,xe ~, H., an! Wte Wostosn, oscsa;
nrnr,e,,vx-
eats s"ss sh'i M. ssaas pork s2oo. Bulk
ooso Tacna s,cs,sr alnior. eG1e HE !sn ~ mAg1
lsG ls;a,'G hams, l9lfde. Lard 1u u sud n"mnsi 1 ]
''ii,gas nuTTEa%oua.. le wss,srn o,t-, ooa,,. - -
ErnoLKuMMSonInaI cr,,ls niS es.sGes, "es1S1c'
""f"Da'4' nsn,,oa, @n,s ~ At : FLIP ~
woo,v.., ~ SE% g'ea oniEAHs: 4 x,. ,-
s s III ao%al sa9s sSSsSs15 ss9s s5.s
so;3sYs7:gpi SsftMpirm ,,c-a, '
ifar-11Ii1i: uri,nn s.'sy: -, m, ,.,,.. .,.o
CprfKE-i,nil nni' ,so,r,nii. suoEe. s-e.p.
o,ind II W. ~ @ iA'f 10 prie cargots
'TnnxWt1'as ~ x33,1 ~ T.. ~; Hns' ~
meats duil abocrs yon T. IN Me Wesmt. pry s1lt
n,Ey rats sG1e,eo sR&rcused, l+1ilko; oFdl
Lxnn@fniiI. 1ei,rs31 ,;,.,. ,l,,.
tt,'a~ ttn-p"mi feAnea. uefcc. l4Ic; kegs l6Hc.
Wnst"r, 1t 1is$ nj i'"A4su~ seeAaoo' S1slsasl.Wf
ConN.Afra1Nnnii s,.n
,,,1 S'.s, ,..,,,,,,r
M,,v.rr,r TIN. ~ a. NEE!
tinI,nWls,t v ir, .'e NJ = -steaaS anu quiet,
Juiy Il y. suans, a q; x st.ooA: ~ !. Si.gsi
AH; H. es'sT nuAuss, $LDa. oas shade lnwer; No.
f}e jnIv rsLc ~ Hi 1900 s ~. At1nut tnkut
No l. gss nsrIcv sc,rc". n nn,i1 iv1.tiAy naeAAngca;
in,,v1sIoTxNiss =: ssvi ,o,..u
slo0uo rrimo I.rd. 1saasis.y 1sa.y eaa'cs' Aee< PORK.
unA1y FnETanTsICnfet Ky Iss,.,,, p~
nEoEIrEs-rour, 900 trla; cats, 20 bu wheat.
43OU bu: corn, ;Gu III. '' '"''s 'po oe' "neat'
- ~--r3 ~ "i'
, 1875-06-15
COMMERCIAL.

The following rcre The rueetpts and shipments Of
ths lealug asticea Ut roducs In this city luyua tho
forty-aight hours crl!ug Ut o'clock m Monday
morning. aud for thu corresponding dsto ono year
Bgo:
, 1875-06-15

"athdsa"n from store On Hstuslay for city can.
sumption Nh bu wheat 237 tu corr, 2l3s bu oats
1sA bu rye, and 79i but barley.
Tho following grain WAS inspected into ntorp on
Monday inoruiug; 70 earn No. spring, % cars
No. DO II cars No. 5do, rejected do {l35 wtca:
~ cars hgh mixed corn. % cars and LOO TN No,
do. u cars rejected do no grade 10 {la7 cars
eornl car No. osts II cars whto du, u cars aud
aooo bu NO. do, carr rejoctcd do, car no Crude
ea cara ost); car No. ryo cAss No. hurley,
cAs NO. do. Total l5H cArs>. 10000 lu. In.
spsctea out: l07,73o bu uhea lu corn, 27,:7a
bu DATA.
The following table shows Tho distribution Of the
hfeaaatuGA sh!pped FROM this city during a4t week:
, 1875-06-15
LAKE ERIE.

SuteiaI DispateA to TAs cAfeaso ffi1p1s
ERIE, Pa., Juno 14.-Arrtvals-prop 8lary Jarrskt,
Marquette bark City Of Milwaukee. Of Chicago from
Marquette; schr Savelaud, from Milwaukee, Depas-
turta-rrop phtadephia md schr Allegheny. for cut.
cAgo. lleceipts--Whsat, GQU4 hu; iron orc, l.234
toua lumber. oD0 IT,. Goal ftpighs ars u1lcanRel
Tho Aclr Ann!o H. pesatson u loading a. Coo fos Chi
ca8os
, 1875-06-15

FLouN-"as 86aao hraior, Il hymralhy Vii.
xc,, ,bey foun tirv coa Nv, Iass's uea oacz
reas iIenea tsa ,,ls. er W. u.soass y ~ 1oso,
dealeFs. Saes weso limited to Is bss wnora at "a IL
w. os.s""'nA o4'ta" parity a. *a1a: $50 brlB apFtuG
oaputa'ss ~ $"eNa1'sa; And lso br!a EJe flour.
pasuy o. *assS* Tota'' a'o3o l'fl~ The market
...r.. a. 7s,.1 ns' pl'cef' onoaeo *1h'of
choco .nr,,g ...sa. =. ~ goa ao
eu'eo sA eattae, sIt1Hfas.6'tSi falr do, shipping
grades, H-1s(s4.an; Minnesota, t3cQas75. infant
spring. $a25asoo; spring supo,nuas. n suat RI rxo
fnur - eMas7. '"'Ss''''' FJo
, 1875-06-15
PROVISIONS,

I 1rnc pnor1.1rc 1,. W. ~ 7,, an,
Aou onuula-"cFe TcaE' Win ittlo ehlug except
IN PORK. The receipts Ut hogs wcro rather larKp, mid
they wors quotul l'9:os per lpo It's lover wha other
.x.ss. " "s'o Nv, !al''e' .aosa a'eaas' tl u
@ "atus .ne e'oae' lheao th'h8s naturally induced
larger Offerings wa!ls .sy reduced tho number Ut
abatement Of ntoc4, IN s.n,. nv t,a m, ~ .,a
wa, looto forwarI tn VIII ,,nc ,a."t., ~ 'uu no'''
hered that fair iheseuse will be shown In lard AMI
meats, hut VIC lay, still not lcss than vvooo 1rs of
r,r. ho,o ..,I... ~ ~, -, ~ '''o'S 1tts "
..' assss A'''<o uras year ae" aHa IJ,tod
"1'e ~ aoout lo'o brls OF the latter beuG
olu ot course tho ao,0m bra embraces nll tintla.
This u rather hea,y ini 10 carrv IN ato IN IN.
.nu ~ '' ~ - VIM
, 1875-06-15

LUMBER.
~ OF reant ~ rsF5ots wa At tho docas. The
auPk1y eonAatsd a.raay Ct ceMn.on erndss Tor With
, 1875-06-15

AFSeaat Oests9ttA 10 1hG Ehtea2Q fftbuH&.
LA6A1LK, ILL.,, June 1t.-AAR1vko Br RIvku-HtmS
Tom Hteyens towing Hiawatha, Johnston No, 9, md
Mary O9slcliy, all light: dcu. nosecrans, light loaa
OF coal, all for Joet Cayuga and Johnston No. >,
with piles for Locknot; LeyiAthan, from Peru. With
xhssll*Erowa; steem tug 0bsaltaf fso.n reksn tow.
inF Chicago Belle. xith ear corn fur Chicago; prop
HhAls with bargo Friendship and canaihoat GeorKs,
from Henry all light, for Chloago.
DEFAnIEp--atmr Tom Stevens, towing Excelsior.
Eclipse. md Tom Acoit, al with lilnensun skonp {of
Coppcrsa Creek lock prop bearoF, with merchandise
for Peoria.
rAsREn INTO CANAL-1Iawasha, Jphust1n No Z
Mury O'ltey, al light dcn. leoeecrnus iglt load Il
coal all for Joliet; Cayuga aud Johnston No, O. 1iss
for Lockiort loviathAn, wAealbarroYs far CticaRo:
1scam tuH Gibraltar, towing Chicago Dolls YI,h esr.
for Chicago; prop WHALE towing l,afges Friend.
shtp and usorxia, q! ieht for Chicago dold kol,
P4ssxD or7-Is8rsu1, lumber, for Issallo; Deesi !
Park lumber. pstjD.
Nna foot dye iuehes Of water on tho miter.stll os
Lock Is.
uA,DnroRTt Juno l.-hanIvEn-Gcu ahermsn.
Morris. 1000 W oats Thouas Bcot, MatscIlles 8,ec0
bu cstA; T. Hy1urn, Mastrilus, $500 bn corn l.y0
bu oats prop Atlantic IaBallc, l0N bu corr, l,Ap
bu uatR+ '' -
CtEAHEp--J. nouchard, LaHalle, oo,o7s II lumber
prop Mohawk uolIs, Wilmington, 10 IN lumber: l3eo
Rosh J; MeasFd wlla.!ngtoa, 4o m Lumber. ava
Ian, Jotat, o., ,as0 # lumber, Is m lAtt,.
, 1875-06-15
Tho grain is wanted, though II is rossbc n r,,ah up
ptirea hero 10 far ~ to aen bring the shipping uyc

Tho grain is wantcd though n Ia rossIbo n r,,ah IN
rtcch lie ~ far ~ to nsnn ttny the shipping muyc-
Incnt 10 a stanlstI1t
The leading produce markets were vesy Irregular
Scs'e.tlays Wheat waa Drcftc1 and nsrbnHer, whi0
pork, 1ars and Gala wcak, AMI corn TIME, Tho
woaher was again cnd anil raw. md this fact ra,lso
some fear that tho will 10 too cold 10 ,,osnt
an average Jta Of grain Our tocetra fair, and
ths shipping movement was less aotisf, tho business
bstnR mora largely Than usual III future tirivcrics.
D'yg goods were quiet ss nontnatly a.eaty ratca. In
tho grery market Tho situation wns unchanged Only
moderate actfylty Wis observable In any department.
whlfo tnoat lines wcre 1aiet. CntIecr sugars, rcc,
soa1 T. hnd erircH wfrc hs1n Tho butter and cl,rrso
markets rctlan dull will yatnes somewhat t,se,tis
Dried fra and cannc. gootts wcro fairly aotvo anil
Ftcasty. Fish wcra gcnoraty s!eaiy, decline Of $50
Ia family ackcrel bring tile only cl,snRo from satur.
days ratcs. digging was Arm. Coal and woot 1e-
inatn dull. Tho demand for ola fair and former
quotations wcss maintained, except for turptntus.
Which was Ii lower.
The usual order h1sfnesA rrporttd at tho
lnmbar.yar,ls ct unchanged price. A 1nsgo deet
was at tho *nlc tfockr. but tho demand was
not vfFy urgent. ami thu greater part of ths
Gcct was carried over. rriccs ~ero easy, Tho do.
n,and for building materials Is only fair aud tho sur
ply, especially Of brick AMI lime. Is argc but prices
are already down Ia hard pan, and further 1eluc-
tion Ia not expected, though tho pEodncton of con-
mon brick al tast IA daily increasing. Iat', wns Ia
fair local and country demand and atcady. Tbs WOOL
hide bop, Ant 1toom-corr markets exhibited IN
important chnngcs. Bsctss quiet anil tlttlo bel
ter than notntnal except Hungarian, n,illet. and
urrkwheht, which wsra mnving nut on bual1
Orders, tho farmer being eaa!er. Hay was dull anl
easy, under libcra1 receipts and limited dttupnl
Choice old or new potatoes were aaIabs At recent
prices, but common nti poor soek was dull an1 easy
Fon'try WAS Steady Under no!crato ocrlngr, except
very eual spring chickens, which wore slow At any
Er,n6h lit 4ft1
, 1875-06-15
REAL ESTATE,

Tic following Instruments woro nlod for record
Monday, June Il:
, 1875-06-15

lhe sfHr FeesicsE, Of Leopold + Auatrjan,s l.a4s
suroflor Line which arrived from Lake Superior yr4
tsrday left 1fonghton Juns y. Found leo Oh tho sou
shore above Koweenaw Point IN soma places a7erau.
tng 9sst hich but no fso On tho north Shore NORTH,
Ge'esto on the 10th. TAe steam barge Sheldon sud
hor cousort, stl tho enp.rtor aud Bsn,iraky, were
M.rys Ship Canal on the morning Of Tho i1,h. Tho
,9ar Nc1 London waa nnoadin8 coal At sanlt Sic.
Ma.e: ast Moam.barae Hacsnna, haYtng in tow hsr
~ Ths hsfgea awaiu and Annls L. BTn!th Wtrs lyye
at petaur. Touched at Mactinaw on tho p,oEuju9 Il
the l!tht arriving at Chicago Sunday night having
naa very Ina weather On tho s,tlss t!p round, TIC
tnes!es: 4 Present rocotvtng thorough uyerhaul-
lnG' aea 10 being ropasnte3 an rcfurnlshed through.
day evening.
, 1875-06-15


The FeFstsu. Which had hoto store In her stds BY
recent collision with the M&4wol il 1t Cleveland bar-
Ing CONS direct from Milwaukee, Bhs has on toasd
o5.a23 hu Of wheat....1t II stated that tie Union
steamboat Company and anchor Lane will shortly afs
ost 2! 5omtnasoa several of heir loata. The wreck
cf the dsassy island lighthouse. Al II now los Kiss
dsnguroua ohstscls 10 navigation, aud should h ro-
moved = 8 enee TIs drifting xas dus . tle l.fa.
she past mouth: .nen Ioha Elliott and Capt. J. ii:
Merrtnan o. tho ualted esstes army, ere It 0raod
erecting hfssaviue stations :: u. rons Work Viii
"a eommsnced Immediately, They 40 fsuni 0nnl
Haven to At!xaulee. ohlssgo. buffalo. and osl@t
pon0 On the l4kes for tho s4Ina purpose ., DunuX
Thick weather Thussday night, Tie ats schr Jo4xlh-
tno WA run into by ~ unknown To4sel on Purt Na-
ingtop, aud had everything 4boyo dok carried sway,
ahe outnt Of the Joaopttns, Including c.avta, With
va put oa new - spri.g xas ~ slvad. The Cap
TITO ot shs 3ossvhius stFtbuses tho dlta.tor %
llpg vessel. liz says he Wa giving the proper H..
nAla With foghorn, aud knsw nuthiIg Of Tho pro1inl
ity of the stranger until Ler tIb!opm loouisl oyu,
him. when 10 heard sl.out to iaa. All sHorts Il
ssecFtstn the name Of tbe craft falad, ~ tho.s o.
hoard rofusea 70 answer him. Thu Josephine W.
toNsd to AtlwAukes Bunlay morning by Tia hsrl
SuMmer Ch,u1.
, 1875-06-15
LAKE MICHIGAN.

rnrI.a
usJ' though large aeet wna at tho ,uartet. 1's
excursion Jache Idtto Forrnca. uaetl for non,.'s
tsaps Ill Lbs Calumet lveE, llns gone into ,tc., d
doeX 70 hnsa her bottom scsApcd aud reccts.. ;.
new coat Of ralnt... Tho sc,r D. l. bailey srrisc,
hefc yctteray tnlnua her Ibboom, haytnu hn1 o..
A.nn cleared from Uui1so fur Clcaao "epSgo T,,M "
wnM ,ta0 tons Of coal. Tho srhr I.ucere aisn lsy
on ''sf nf's snat! srg to ts 1ort will tons ct cos
sc1T Etimn Hntehtupon Nas released from thr ha
10 % tas "saa Il ye.esfS,y inSHIns " sisrus
ot she oldest !ake Captains IN the eo''ns o,s
III who 1cgau sailing 10 1aa u ou vfrit in ts III
5.ss ns SrS 1awn no to IL ',SSns wh h' s
i,ne ne ean asHst AEim It tle lalmsr Capt Wit
q I'LL ort snaes III iii. S1l and aa
the atrika OF tho coaleavers AMI lImbc bcrahnx.tsa
cls 10 Ss'a tEp Ey tGy 81 on!on Y; who To-
Violence hsYe thus far been mlda though sho Gan,.
'ns,nla. arc moving heaven en Garth to nIuco ts
Tho Captain of Tho 1; schs 4. Mossr recor,s ,,,. .
urnK ille iet tHssoa foa a
easts, ef'oosr, .n lost her sqn.rc ynr bcsea lit
hor way u !naio Believing slu could nnto nv % @ "
IN safety: What damage wns dopG 10 the srhnis. % ".
mos ~ aaeersa!ned the fog bo!na 70 thick tb.s
~. a. g: Ean schack. Of this city, secclsod li,
ss sosHs & III a II .,a S1s1
1a ,aass S1. 70 .as assen n To tg e eaaai.
S.!ns 70 fa sT ~ ' bgs M L nos saeese %
I'D abandoned, iarr raia leJnR too ..,sl Frto u
rrtaus nsrHna' hea any s !,rss 9,vs. earsnss teas
Nas ssnrloyedn bringing luier from to 'Ji ,at ala g
sdawhes % M uIsaa sisas1 ay e 81. po ss va. @
PASSENGER boat Ia Wartls line between till civ
, 1875-06-15

Of tho year du fur.
TOtaI number Of failures in this city during tho first
five months Of 1874, ae0 first hre months Of 1875 III.
This does not Include number Of small retail cu,,-
rrr.ss, where tho business done exceedingly small
aud liabilities In no cass exceeding 1,u0J $1,000.
of tie number above stated, there were:
, 1875-05-30


The opening OF bridge at Ar1es has besn tbs
occasion Of an extraordinary poopl.r diversion,
known =. tho Baptism OF tho Bulls. Ne4r the
town is ~ immense plain called tbs Cams-R1a,
whe1e musitudes Of cAttle usually graza ii pexce-
During great pGbiio festivals. however, largo
amphitheAtre 10 formed OF carts aud hu.d1as,
which serve to define tho ha:f-cncle. A straight
line is then drawn with plow tatreen shs ez-
Heruities Of the curve, and this open space III
towards the Camargue. 4 number Of bu:is ara
then driven into ths arena so formed. They in
etanuy endesror to leave it and return to thar
pasture, bus they sra stopped by \ body Of horse~
men armed with iritlen:s. 4 few, however. man.
ago to break through the line, and then eomsa
the real excitement Of the d2y. The ptow-mark
is guarded by man On foot, ~ho meet tho fngi-
Tvs bulls, seize hen b: ths hsfns; .hrow ths1a
auong those bearing the names Of tbs cattle
owners Of tho catnarsas. As however, blsn3~
handsornest gpsctatress Of the sport il lad for-
ward to give the unfortansta aninaai his fury
"baptism-' SAGA is tha sceue with which the
Opening OF the bridge OF Arles waa celebrated
tho other dsy. Tbs men liked 1t, the woman
liked it, and it is to b hoped that the bulls lkei
it too,
, 1875-05-30
DEcoRA7l6N.DAy, 1875.

Tis ten years tfnce our horrid War had close,
And doEe-eyed Peacs agsin hleat all our land,
showa,
Ana will not when On Equal Rights we stand.
A9ors their dust talaln for the GLORIOUS Right
We ttrew sweet lowers, types OF the 1.at1ng baJ1
OF those who drive away Oppreasioufs night j..
WIN righteous Justice and her healing Kaysf
Although 10 never can forget the Gauss
OF this dl-hai'owed day, wa do forRfvo
Thosa who 30 trampled On thu Natioua LAWS,
Yet memories Of such can naught bus uys. -"
Thus essr Tor true harmony We p1ay, j..
And mourn alike the nobla Blua and GraT.
" "ClIAIAMEL," "1875. Il Eor11x
, 1875-05-30
RsTitN of the Week-The Beethoven So
eittJ Coucert-aeW Departure by
>': the Apollo Club.
General Dizziness in Chicago
Dramatic Circles.
MUSIC.
THE SEASON.

lf7E SEASON.
TIE MCalcAL SEASON OF 167f-'75,
which includes the nine months between Sop
tsmber and June. ia virtually 1t I close, and it
viii now be interesting to glance At some Of the
resulta which have been accomplished It hts
been a much buster season than tho Inst one NJ
though from financial point ct vion it has been
more disastrous. Last season 123 concerts
were given; this season, 18s Ths number
Of operas given IL sixty-nine; by \ Gu ious
eoincidenca tbs Same number in each
season. The programmes Of 1894 included
s65 numbers, representing 1913 composers. Thus
resenting 234 composers. 80 that the bulk Of
business has been 50 per cent greater.
TIE PRoGEAN2Es-
Tns numbers in detail have been divided
up am.ng composers as follows: Schumann.
III Mende'ssohn. 7e; Beethoven, 81: wss-
nsr, 4S; Chopin. IS; Rossini, Il; Mozart
Donizetti, >2s; Abt. n; Wsber..23: Meyer.
beer, 1s; Gounod -; Hatton II; Amb1olse
Thomas, Is; DragA. Is; Handel, Is; Haydn,
bach, IS; Lecocq. IL; Raj, II; Balfe, II;
Gottschak, 10; Rubiosten. 10; Pinsuti 3;
Sullivan, 8; Ereutzer. Peas., Buck, each
Henselt. Kueoken, Parry, De Deriot, Mercadante,
Bellini. Benedict, 1nflard. and Tieux:emps,
Thie'e, Lachner, Blumentla1, and Hlller, s
each and Smart. N1colai. Mangold. Goldbeck,
PaCanini, F1auz, Barsael, Hewitt, Adi.i. and
Kinkel, 5 each. In addition to these, Is CON-
poaers have been represented by four numbers
each Is by three; Il by two aud l42-amon:
them such prominent composers IS Berioz.
Qfontipi arhi1cffi {t,rn4snsa naaao Etrnrs.
, 1875-05-30

In England it is spoken OF as 3 remarkable
TACT that John Bright, of whom ten years ago
no peraon would haye beloved such 3 possib.l-
lty: has become the patron. Of MarquiseB. In
1863 be was - tho tribune Of the people," In
1915 he proposed tho Marquis Of Harrington for
Liberal Lender, and has just introduced = newly-
elected 3lembar of Parliament the Marquis Of
Tavistock. to the Speaker. The Ducal houses Of
Deyonshro and Bedford conseut to be patron
ized by tho. RochoAle manufacturer, snd tho
democratic Quaker nacomas political sponsor tor
JounR LordA
, 1875-05-30

Miss Hersee is the prina donna, and Mr. Arthur
Howella Ia stage manager. Mr. Rosa vritcs:
II have been most fortunate In finding 3 ner
American tenor, Packard. from Boston; he has
been very great euccesa: wanted Zelda
seeuin to come over; 1nt PIE sne ooes not Wish TO
American contralto, Miss Jessie Jones. You zoe
by and BY ne can call il the Araerican company"
The report that Mr. Rosa pu.posea bringing bis
troupe to tho United Staten In the &utumn seems
to ha unfounde3,
, 1875-05-30

9onst. N minof-Aiste f'...-..."............:fak
sousts in 0m11or. No. &Mrrtei 80 'I:dd, Fdd,
Concsrtsatz in das 1a1norTh;eln. Eddy
Ihoma.
1nd.nts cantaDiie-Bett thoTen .Theo Thomss
. Fly1ng pntehnan "nansts--Wagner.. .Theo Thomas
Erotca sy1nphonv~Heethoyen. Theo Thorn..
Les P1eaudes-L4szt Theo. Thomas
n.ntsahs Thomas
Symphonic Poom . orphtua r-Lszt. :. .Theo. Thomas
A.@a ta1,iet-Magner. 1heo Thomas
stsSst Ma.er-nossinI Iiedsr11sn1 1an-
1rio major s:hutert~....... beethoven Society
o a. nMnsenoven".- R.esna Cosgs o. nnais
1egegnung- t. .-.... Beethoven soeiety
sonat1 on, ,2-Beethosen. West Side Conservatory
chorni Fantssis|BeethoIsn." Beethoran societyy oty
~Egmant "overtuze-Beeehoren.. Beethoven Society
a t1t n,rno M oeoAa0'nssean heethoysn 81
THO. tn.jor-Rubinstein. Beethoven socety
Soos mo-! Q. Art r rt"-Mendessohn Apollo C!ub
Tho, Minor-Boetbo7en .Baethnven socset3y
Scotch SYN, ,hony-Aendelssohn. Thso. Thomas
Uuani,hed svn, honpSsh;ns1t hao neo Thors.
Hungarian Dances-Brnhns -. .Theo. Thoma.
EW.1nae5 1t11a s5mI I9n9nynbsethosen. Theo Thomas
tristan md 1.oide snusic-Wsener. .Taeo. Thonas
~Aetkteraaenger" musie-wagner... Theo. Thomas
Eur. ntae music .-......., Theo. Tuomas
o7pheaa nunc-Gluck... --1heo- Thomas
opEEA skAsoks-
1nefs have been two seasona OF opera. The
nrst wAs tho English rpera, which commenced
Oct. II, 1874- and included nineteen represents
lions, the principal artises bolng Kellogg, Van
AAndt, Beaumont, seguin. Castle, Carleton,
Aa.s and Peakes. The second was ths Aimee
ra-bouhe, which commenced Dec. 21, and in-
cluded nine representations. The third was the
1talian opera, which commenced Jan. Is, and sn-
eaudsd fourteen representations, the principal
Artists being A1bani, Heilbron. Cary, Cazpl
and Del Puente. The fourth Was tho Sol
dens opera-boufYe. commencing April
B md ;nc)n3;1r fo1rtasn ,e,,..sn-
t,t,on. ns- az G~
n .a%'ons~ ine n1tn MAS tne teonfoJ
French 1areonde' which commenced Mav 4,
Ind included six recommendations. In addition
to these there have been sir Amateur pcrfQrm- !
hnces Of " Cinderella" and ono Of tho doctor |
af Acantara+" The operas performed have been |
u follows, including tho number Of perform |
knces Cinderella, Grand Duchess, and File do /
Ame. Aneot 6 each Girode- Giroaa, S; Chill t
parc and Faust 4: Lucia, Marriace of Figaro
Mgupu and Lohengrin g. Marit.n, Martha |
, 1875-05-30
FRESH-WATER SALTS,
The Chicago Sailor and Ills Poculiari-
ties. T.
Mutual Antipathy between Hin and
the Mossbacks.
Shipping for a Cruise---Life on
., Board. =.
Cooperation Among The Heru.gians- -Tht
Sailor in Winter. =.

Sailor in Winter.
How They Live In Chicago--Thet
| Criminal Record.
Although Chicago is par excellence thu rail
road city OF the world, and is indebted chiefly t.
the iron roadway system Of which she ia th
centre for her emiDence among: Western cities
yet much Of her greatness ia due to her position
~ port and the excellence OF her harboE. Til
harbor ITSELF with ita miles Of navigable water,
and commodious wharges. all the more wonder
ful because artificial throughout, is one Of th,
! greatest evidences Of tho enterprise OF the city
and hardly meets from the average visitor will
the attention which it really deserves. Bu
while admlrng tho port and it's forests Of ship
ping, the GLAZING to favorable consideration O.
the men who do tho hard work in connactio1
with them must not be overlooked. As rule
- sailor ia looked upon With pref
udiced vision as . reckless creature
devoid Of principle, without aim ir
life. and with hardly thought Is to what the
morrow will bring forth but this picture, which
might have becn truthful one 3 century ago,
cannot be accepted ~ fair representation ol
the sailor OF to-day especially OF the sailor whe
plea his vocation on the great fraah watar lskal
| OF America
TIE LAKE sA1Ion OF TO-DAY
is in many respecta vastly disaimilar to his prede-
| cessor OF Soma toa or fifteen years since. At
and before that tune tho vast majority Of our in
| land navlgators were Auaericans,-the farmers
| and aons Of farmers whose property lag' ad-
, 1875-05-30
TURNER HALL.
The programme for the Tusner-Hall concert
this afternoon, will be as follows;


I. March, " Mara Calls Zach
Overture TO tho Chase after Pleasure ~. ..suppe
J. Chorus and Prayer from :" The North
oysrtnrs ~ Mdi,on seTsreess @
Avaken'ng q the Lion u"................ .Kontsfy
!. potpour1i,::: Musicai Signals .'..... .zniehn.r
T. potpoutrt Fra Dlavoo .Gsafe
MAhz Victoria .Rllse
10. Quadr1lle, Hanona Kinder ssrauss
In addition to tho above. concert will be given
in the evening at the same place. for the benefit
of the volinlst, Carl Sir, with the following pro-
arammea:
PART
FGeorge Lpesch, Couductor.]
CAvatQA for trombone. .Aainaluanu
. Ii. Braun.
d N01o0aEQA hlAlEQ. m8yeToe1&
FART II.
Hans Balatka; condnctor.1
4. Overture to "Williaru Tell .Roasini
s. Concerto fot Violin. .PTune
Il. D. E2tFque.
e. Volksgartan potpourri UnRer
FART III.
-. r.. HOFFMAN, Conductor.J
Z. Coneess o'sf1o1e". doa ua&n0
y. 1ofco uancs. .Meye1pe&f
, 1875-05-30

AT HOME.
Ths musical season is over, and from now Tn
til September there will be but little to record.
Tho only musical event Of last week. with the
e1csption Of Mr. Eddys secoad organ recital on
Saturday, which came too late for notice in this
IAsua uas thu