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In answer to scores of letters Of in
quiry, we state: /. The Fifth Gift Con-
cert Of the Kentucky Public Library
will positively take place February 27th,
1875, and there will be no postponement.
2. No matter whether all the tickets are
sold or not the drawing will be full, and
the capital prize will be S250,000. The
whole amount of the cash gifts, s., ,500,-
900. A whole ticket costs only $50, and
a tenth Of a ticket only FIVE dollars. 3.
Gov. Thomas E. Bramlette, as Agent
md Manager, has, over his own sigma
ture, pledged the Library to return bis
money to every ticket-holder II the
lrawing does not come Off on the day
appointed. Save us the trouble Of writ
ing letters, good friends, and for infor-
nation concerning this matter drop a
inc to Gov. Thos. E. Bramlette, Louis
yille, KY. You will receive full partic-
liars by return Of mail Please spare u.s.
While the German army is being rapid
ly equipped with the Mauser rifle, new
,reech-loading musket devised by a son
If Herr won Dreyse, the inventor Of the
needle-gun, is being tried in the Govern
nent grounds at Spandau. The new
Oreyse rife is stated to be superior in
some respects, even to the much.vaunted
Mauser. Another and equally important
invention IL thatof new kind ofprisma-
&c powder adapted to the German heavy
artillery. Its specific weight is some
what greater than that Of the ordina-
ry prismatic powder q, 90 against /, 65,)
and its effects 40 tremendous that II makes
the Prussian 2s-centimeter gun a match
for the English 1l-inch cannon. The
podwer mills at Homm and Hannah
have been ordered 10 manufacture i rRs
quantities Of the new articles BeEliEs
Letter.
, 1875-09-08

Tho State asonrtt Of Equalization and
tho 850+O0O,0D0 Hur1lu.-taov, Tscv-
rridao Pays iais Iacspccts tn tho
nn"Isnt7-IkcPort OF t:rsain. Innpcctor
saith.
;Sute7e! n.uateA u Tbs caseaao 7rtbune.
SPRINGFIELD, III, Sept. 7.-Tho Ssnto Board
Of Equalization had up the question of The dis
l'ait'on Of tho ::55 ooo Of surplus created iu
c41a1An: LIN assessment OF town sud city lots.
.a'' :''cie II :nnved to Eecomntt tho report to
th9 t'E'tA::"c u. lown and City Lots with 10.
e'1aeti9'is : :sAsEiLuto tho anount OF surplus
pro rain On ths cllaflzed value of lots, 4
l"''ntfV a'H"nf''on cnsae'!. participated in by
f!f:srs. l'eTrE'vn. Warner, Whitney, Hunter,
Mica, and Diggins. aal tho motion Hxs f}n.l,v
lost by tho following 7oso:
fu-M''sr*- Dcr4t.a IN. wa!;aay, Wi!luarth, aud
A:%-M :nrr. D.g1n., Ea,i:,:,, ilun,cr hr,,s. NJ.
S', 'caT'e5 pa:Fy savacs, %Arac,. Wiley, Whtto-
Nr. Wa7u4r oIer:l \ rceolut:on:
WitERE.s, The Chicago Tunes. tu liz fs,n, NJ ~. ~.
ILL.,. xEasnc remarks under thc ca1tIon o * s
tsinItt': BMy," "rurpor.n1 n h.rc bs.u ta:e, nnnn
,ns5,nssi3" % q. f.Fs.'l y te tlun ~ Drek,on
suttDE Ling 70 ictrsud tho County Of cooi n H.
equsx1son q snc ASSIGNMENTS Tor L. T. is5; snd 1''
"HEnEAa Tho lion. i. =. per3ckso11, In o,et. pc..
fon os f ssnarl. did declare said remark % BE- tuh
ttantta1y unt1u", ant! nys wsrrantci t,y tny .at.-
to tho Chicago T,m,* hare the statement rorrects
btrauae that wss nntricpIly 10 HIN, therefore.
.o .o pd IS, te1e1a n T. n ~ t e r. DsFsi
s3go 1,'hss hereby rcqused publish shis prea-
BIZ rid RESOLUTION.
TEe resolution vns postponed until tomorrow
morning. 1t ta not certain that tho resolution
WIS offered In good fassh. 1t Is believed its IN
troducton was fer tho purpose Ut embarrassing
.tr. Neslckson, aud it will probably Got be
1assed. or cven. pressed. Mr. Dcrckson il moi
concerneu about It. and proposes to let Tia
board HutRfA htJrh A fhrv
, 1875-09-08


4 hundred others.
THE pErsnrMEvr oF SArcnaL HISTORY
rs for the first time full and cont!ntc' emnrac-
Ing coloctious Of fosesls. anatomical nroc;fnn1s.
md mnjcIs. casts, md drawings Illustrative Of
4 Tn1nfxE Ioporter ycatcrdny visited tho Ez-
pont!on building, nnl found It
LITERALLY TRANSFORMED.
into hive Of indnstry. EsnEywhero were work
,pcn under tho direction Of exhibitors bueiy eu-
rasc1 III getting goods Into poAstion for tic
oI onInr tonight. Tho work has progEebse,3 70
rapidly that theto ia vcsy lltt:o remaining to bs
tlono to.tlay. In tho Art Gallery tl's worl of
picturc-hanging WAS nearly complete, and will
bo Gninl,ed to-day: tllo machinery WAS bolng at-
tached to tho great engines that furnish tho mo
Tive power. AL will he Ill readiness for tho
opening tonight.
wi1l havo n nonecnae about it. Tho DIrectora
sro determined to iet tho exhibition tlepond ii,on
its merits. and haso etudtoualy sefralned from
Ing Mill bo wholly dispensed with, an will ali
formal oEenluE ceremonies. At 7:3u 1cltpck Tho
doofs will be openod, htId thu great E1nonttlun
will haro begun for tho year 1875. Tho musical
tho Exposition Hand aud Hands orchestra. us-
der tho d,rectosshIp Of "Johnny" Hand, OF
teri scho1ean fame, aud tic opening programme
will bo aB follows:
]. MARCH," sen.st on s.,esre,s,
.. " tiu Ahc7d "-tlanp. np.,....,.......,,J,A A. Had
y. !IaSeF !Fnf !" Nntt3 1+e
I. Whlts-'B fgenbrecher s,raurs
4. o'erluEc-" hienaf "...,. .Wagurr
rARr II.
6. Iopousr from u TIC bohemian GiFl n. >. .Haifo
Waltk-"W!ntt NnIuci. and Song "...... .Htrauss
:. GRIND fantas'a fsom " Faust Iiehike
H. Thnu Art Near ind UT 10 Far
II ri, i,o Iit, 1Hf ef!he, 'Etshsft
III Ane lh''aha '-ua'oH''' ''..............u urtecbi
PRIVATE VIEW OF rIt,TynEa.
l.c"t evening tho whoo building MAS partially
Illuminated for tho purpose Of enabling tho
woIklncu 10 proceed With their laborH iu eating
Bll In tcadineHA for the opening. The wurh wad
complete only in tho Art-tinlEorv wilcro all waH
sea1y, and tlitro Eero admitted porIlapa hum
dral ladies' and gentlemen.
Tho intention waA to have limited tho atten1-
anco to members OF tho proas and altibts, bu:
there wcre, besides thcRo twn c!neaa1. u cn1Eid-
crabo number Of prominent citizens, Among
tl!nul may DO notHd franklin 3TanVeaSt, md
vile, II. u. Crane and WIFE, President Dixon, a.
II. Androng Dr. Frye, Of st. Louis. T.. j.. Sner-
man aud wife, and others. Tho artists we're on.
in full force, generally accompanied by ladios.
1t Tna Iuau af ait il,convouicuce TINT these wero
no catalogues because NJ many Ut the palutorA
wcro themselves prcrent.
Ihc Unanimous verdict wns ono OF npproGa-
ton; the arrangement Of lights waH found to
bo nont excellent, the disposition OF the paint
ings tudicionn and lit good Taste, ani the whole
| wns satisfactory oven 10 the nlost critical. i
metz gtRpca lhrongh tho A,t Cutlery rnillces ta
Chow that this will TO th. feature OF the present
exhibition. and that tho collection in hlch itl
point OF merit. variety, and number Of paintings
a' has not beforU been exhibited in this country
outHlde New loEa, anu has not beun oxce!Ieti
thGlo.
, 1875-09-08

TIE roIT-AND-:ioUTM GisTAsE.
LONDON, Sept. Fifteen thoan..Nl nnrals
are Affected hy tlo foo:.a1d-mou. dlBeaas ln
Doraethl;re.
ORR nlrLE TEAM.
LoSEo*. Sept. ..-fho Times. in leading
article conmcutiug on tic reception in New
York Of :he American Iaile Tean, on ,ta return,
home gives them high praise for tLei: bearlu. :;
md achievements during their Eutopeau trip.
1t .h'1lkn tle's writ here and consequent rival
fles will 10 beneficial in many Ways.
'or5.
Tic nretre-.' Gaor1l;an (ne*spaper) sa5s tho
rtosrcct IN Eue1aod continues fair fur a fol.
cseEaga yield of hops OF gooI quality o.: tho
Continent. Lain liz neatleI, md un!ess it csutc5
coon the crop will be decreased hnd tic quality
dcterioEa.ed. III Franco and Germany tho ho,,-
fields arc sonn"hat troubled with mold an!
yermsn. In Belgium tho yield w.l 5o largely
over the &;eraIc.
SENATOR BCnUnZ
Ex-senator Carl Schurz h-s sailed for New
York Oh lilo steamer pommcreniR.
, 1875-09-08

Sptetal Dtspdteh to 7'h* ChieaQo Tribune.
osnKosH, Wis, Sept. 1.-The Grand Lodge
Of Good TetnplA1a mot 1t tho Court-House ~ 10
a. H.. I. D. Kanousc, q. ". G. r.. presiding.
Three hundred wors present. After psslimlna-
sies, LII. Kanouse delivered long AMI able 70.
port on tho Temperance work In this stato. Tue
afternoon WAS occuped With reports OF deputies
and the appointment OF committees. Tho only
important thing louo wan to vote on q petition
to st1lko tho word God from the ritual, wlllcl,
wts voted donn. ca 10 1, d big nuass.Meeting
will 10 held tonight a. tLo new ActAodias
Church.
, 1875-09-08
....... -
GEN. Dorregaray Wit Ssmatl Force
Fleeing Iefor .:she Al.
ph0l: :
-! I: 49,
-
Rumors that Pea s. ogotiations Are
Pending :ssen the
Combatants.
Fifteen Thousand Gases Of III. Cattla
Disease in Dorsetshire, Eng.
Five Hundred German Pilgrims Arrived
in Paris Yesterday.
Plans for tic Restoration Of tho
TEi:crics.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
pnnsE1AnA:'a F.gon7.
MsnRlD. Sgt. 7.-Tic Carlist General Dor.
sexatay, prE=nel bs :he No-al force, has raesed
through EoIsaa VIA 1.SC1 inen. IIo Lad loRt
his war material. subsequently he reached
Bursuctc.
1Es: T;EctyAvs pEsyEE prAcE.
Tho E:sca:nu. aro rcaealng tl1oir msn!!os.a-
'lons III hehal. of paa:e. ald refuso to pay taxes
levied BY tho CnrIists.
Eurlo:a Of negotiations fer rc.ee C..n cre-
deuce. 1t j, bni't TINT tero las leen a 1aec,tpt.
s1nonG tao Casl'stA III Tolo4a, AID many ueys
killed mad wouutad
TRM.7F rnr G, IA.
h" EFnr7 Fta.cb HAT l0u1 ex-Frtel toit1ors
will eai for Cuba tn-.noy.ow. 4 regiment Of
cavalry will embark Oil tic 18Th xuI Rtr,fl ed-
disional tsoopa wi! l.ayo bcfuss tho cjtiI lust,
Tor the 6asnD destinntit5u
, 1875-09-08
FRANCE.


Alb C1AAA4* IAa-fA4ASt
Dncs7I1s, Sept. 7.-About sixty German ril-
gr1ins to tue elr.uc Of Lourles, franco, arrived
Al Men last hight Til. lurgo,nastcr, With n
largo police force. MAS at tie saiinuy 81 as,on TO-
1As when tic pilgrims ethrtcd from Mons Tor
Lourde4. a great crowd Taa preseut but there
was no demonstration.
TUE woEglA1NES'a PEACE CONGRESS.
PiEls, Sept. Tho Wufkiug:nene Peace
Conference unauinousty iassed tho principal
resolution before It, which solcmnly Protests
agafust tho lretont armament o. tho European
poxers ~ AL intolerabie tnrdon GU the people,
PIL0alMu IN rAE1s.
Two huo!Eei Belgian aud so:nc Gormau Pill
grin's tn Trutc to Lourtios a,zyeI ii. rar,s had
to-day htttnted religious aerrlee. 'f,.s9 were in
10 way f4otsted, Eod no e1cl:elacn: il aaoEu by
the poEu!scs.
Tar rurLEnrrs.
PANS, Aug. o3.-'ihe Journnt OtNricl Of this
morning publishes ths repo:: Uf Tho Parliament
ary tomn1lt:ce un the proposition OF baron do
s'uois for tho restoration Of tho TuiltrieB. Thin
report. draNn up By Il. Atonnet. urges that no
moro time shonld To lost III repairing Tho outer
walls ~ eyer day delay will render tho work
more costly. !Attc1 Etetcilg the history OF tho
palace and axollny On i,b interesting associa-
tlous, u. Nonue: Iefess TO its attempted deslrnc-
tjon by tho Communists, Wi!o Moro ANXIOUS
to cxcecd their predecessors in their hnsrcd for
all that TaH tho grandeur at Franco. lie men,
tlons the clock which still points to tho huur tLo
bnllding was Eel on iire, tho stability Of tho
outer Walls, Llf leGtub u L. 1I0U4f9, and tho
generous but always decetfut words, .sL1bcsty
and Fraternity" inrcribed as II In bitter nockery
on tho front Vt the IuIler'es. Aftor consulting
ekillful aEcbltccta. he fluids that restoration II
posHbte without too grcat an expense, and c1-
presses regret that four yeals stloull
have passed by without anything being
duue. Tue walls restored and thp
building covered, its informal arrangement and
destination cGn ho ee.orved for future cousidgla-
t!on. 6o,na suggest that it sho,4 bc connected
with the Louvre bJ two corridors, aud 10
simple addition to the bfuscutn; othcrs that it
should receive the wosks of living pa,nscrs now
crowded together vt the Luxembourg. N. GIalB
Dizon proposes thtt it should 10 tho vcrtitule
Of NJ ilnmcE-o gass building exceeding
the Crystal rs!>ec in nplcnuor and utility,
refuge for laTaiaus and tutciguers sgalny.
summer storu,s and wintsy GLOON. Sono coll
teud+ exercising q right given thcul hy tbs
very character OF tho new Constitution. tlAt tho
rnlace SHOULD DO reserved for 4 royal residence,
Whllo otlioss reject that contingency. hone,
asaiu. would lrgin Il, raz,ns it 10 tua gronud.
Without Offering IN opinion Oh any hut tho last
OF tGese PROPOSALS, tho report both arclitcct-
ural mud sentimental grounds, urges faithful
restoration Ut DriofmeH w.rk, as least In til cx-
formal features, and recommends tliat 1t be i-
mGtl.atety commenced. Tho matter will proba-
hly 10 discussed Oh tho rtturtl of tho Assembly,
unless iulood. an gAriy dissolution should stand
i'll tle wsy Of Its consideration.
, 1875-09-08

rH1LApkLrasA, Pa, Sept. s.-rhs agent Of
tho American ssue Of steamers has the following
from Llyuipool: "The peaches per steamer
Ohio we're lut1en on their arrival, bu. kept in
perfect ordss until the ID VI fapoMbes. Tho
leo supply Mas exhausted on the 21sA OF August"
, 1875-09-08

DROWNED.
eEse!ll bttrateA IL The Chird71 Tt7b.:1s
Asa AnEoa. aIlch.. Bapt. 7.-Tao body Of ao
unknown man, apparently 80 3cara old, was
found IN Huron River to-day, miles above this
city. There were no scraps OF paper abou. him
bs which ilo could 10 identified. Ho wore
worksngnlan's clothes, had black hair. black
eyes' : fcet q inchcs III height, 4 peu-huife
Ct lie had no marks Of vlolcnco about Lin in-
d.cating foul play. Had been iu tho water about
ten days.
-, stset1: ni.pa:eh to The Cht:aas 7,1oun<.
Wi:uSA, M!nn.. Sept, 7.-Ihe body Of a ma
supposed to have btun lost overheard from, Gno
steamer Charlie Choayer was found hero to-day
IN IN advanced Gtats Of decomposition, aud
bIs1aa BY order Of the Coroner.
Sp<cnut L4spatsh 10 tbs Chicago 1tibune.
SIOUX CrEi. Ia. sept IA journal innkto1
eTocta! s2yh All a-year-uld Hon Of United States
Attorney Pound was drowned theso yesterday
afternoon. Euortb to recover tho body hare 70
far bccn unsueccsstul
, 1875-09-08

Special Hsuuleh to IAs Chicayu Tribune.
KANSAS City. No, Sept. 7.--A terrible cape OF
burning, cause4 By l. coal-oil lamp explosion,
occurred in shts city lato last night. Mrs. G.
from one Eooln ~ smother with = lighted limp
IN her hand. Wien 1t exploded, ssttiuR hsf Oh
hro FROM head to foot. 6ho endured tIo usosb
fearful eKony until death put IN end to hes
zudoslpsx.
, 1875-09-08

THE PROVINCIAL lxscRnEcTIos3.
CossTASr1sorLE. Sept. 7.-Ordss has again
been completed aud established in 1osnia, aud
almost restored In Isrzvgosiua
, 1875-09-08

9peetal Correspondence of Tia Chlt,yo ltfbun4
DEs MotHEs. 1h, Sept. 3.-Not within the
memory Of thu Oldest settler has there beuu such
Hood ~ Ii now raging i'll ths Dea Moines aud
Taccoon Rivers, at this rotns, ut this season oj
tho year. Tn Friday tho water bcgau tu ris.
rap!dly. settling back oyor tho low laui south a
the city. Tho Falr-Ground Was apon covered.
Tho Short Horn cutie, which Ind tcen suid al
tho BIZ, aA1c warn mostly ou t.Is srs'uI.d, und il
was with Eseat difiicu|sy thvY Hesc removed. Ths
tenants OIL the ground wcro Obliged to vAcats
number of fas. horses in train.ug on Tue racs.
sr1ck. Saturday tho rivers ru5a all laY, and,
Sunday morning. had casuo up over II foet. Tho
bouth part of tLu ctr was yestesLay under
water. aud tho teofi.' hal lefs their houses.
Probably 100 fa,Eli has! 10 yac:ta. Tho watcri
are nearly hslt q milo broad. md tho damage
will TO considerable.
, 1875-09-08
ECRTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTIONAL con.
VEhTlOH,

RALE1oH, N. G.. Sept. 7.-Dr. Edward. Rans,
sotp. independent Democrat, nominee for presi.
dent Of the Constitutional Convention, ws8
elected to-day on she fourteenth b<ot, thus
securing she Democratic organization Of thst
body
, 1875-09-08

I. flne tnhH IL [&ufofn141, b1eA. q. 4 FAt1tst
q. \. HhuIHmAu, ia. HoaRakoEt
=. =, :tplt". J.F. Trc:Gile.
Mr.. T. i. sen.. Mrs. II. 4. Dieott.
y. 4. s,t2drrs. walter ahlrIsv tnow Ia
+ !;vssr' % ' '''''"'' H. eie" e Fo1a tno~ In c.for.
=: f iNs"'o..' llorner Henderson tuo~ Of
airs. >. II. H., john, yrs. T.. ". Harris,
;!rs. & Il. lakey. III, Kettoge.
Z. ), HsnI'.at3at frank Il. 1th,ies,
!. r. Gn'ttrs', 7. a. Partridge.
=. I. tafitcn, Christian FonIsen,
Es's' 'now Ct Se7 J. II. +. K"sd taor of Leck.
ns5!h,f +. D. Land, easrs,' s' i: iB..re7.
81, i.rf' tno- of phl.. i. i; S.iti".:n, n;%.
Anton Hug. Mrs. 4. II. Woodward.
... OTHER wEs7ERS An1taEs.
aITrs NIX sf5 si.s1 Cincinnati
+ y. Ml,td, cleveland. 81. h I.s.xa. l1!.,aars.
& c. it..naer, I<''a..,'1n hsnr. O. w. ri,t.hnrg.
Mr.: 4; II. l'snei4s'' Eng';-w9;c +; wal. rst:rf
C1rentu. Is.i, Milwaukee I.tni.9n Hamilton, LII.
uenry MoFlcr, EucinuaH. tstu.
One stuaEl gallery rcmains.-
THE Nt-Sr MtDbLE nooN,-
where tho Waicf-colorh ve:c exhibited las.
spring. This III devoted to E,lece.lansuut PR.
lures Of Eastern artists. vi tHhler alu,cla,itt.n
than t!oAo in tho nd Joining gallery. Quo ret ot
pictures On thu hnu!h wall eonhtsstltes \ tot: q
Eiu1p. though not Rcpa1ated from the rest, the
tith pictures u Wnter II. HtAckp,t, Of BoA.o
five III n11nher, Over which are Forne gond latd-
Acape ana snarlno Pictures. This room IA II,
sGtur resrcctB ono Of tho most attractive rnums
IN tie exhibition, q: Ioass il implements tho
otIcrs very Rgrceabiy. At the cast end,
among MaDy others. arc email examples
Of Eastman Johuh3n. J. &. Erown. aud ". II.
Ecatd not lcss worthy Of untice than TIM i.Ic-
tntfs IL their sronpA, Tn tho nor.h wall a,,i
further to the leitla tinng what thetn Ut wEtcr
coEur art in tho exhibition besides the few Hiec
HIGHS III tho Chicago Galery}. Perhap- ifty Eic
turns III vi. lhs rEnw III not ttr3u,; compared
with tho collection Of oil pictures, aud suffers
fronl tilo d1aadvantage OF being hung III tho
r1ue room will oils. There nrc, noweyer, neihn
i:nc PICTURES froa Eucll hRndB Es II. +. L I'll
ssIs. Il. Van Eltous, II. Fartcr, aud \. i. J;4l-
love-. Ihc!o water.c3luEF arc uorthy Of atte.:-
tion. bu: whule scatca'r c:!,,hi to tho dealers
exhibition Of lust spring. nUr are there aDy
to SECURE representative display Ut American
watet-cotora-n department Of Painting gaining
tn Importance every year. Perhaps tuls il duo
to there being no FeEeon upon tue management
atasc hobby Is Watcr-co|or., md to tue c1rcum-
atanco that there waa Plenty Of work in getting
| together tho oil pictures. 4 elngts raate-a
large group If lnothcr aud childron-han7h
ab3yo thp vAter.colosa, and IL worthy uf paesl1g
nOticc.
THIS completes tho tour OF tho exhibition
the largo northwest room, occupied By large pic
| turos ot :aFsonB artists; tho three eask rooms.
s'tcd - groups BY Academiciaua ths south
west gallery Of Ncatcra art: and the b1nsIl west
nlIdd;a roo1l filled with ANAL mlsceaueuuS ul
partugn nll'i water-co.orp.
1nc following Is o st Of Artists represented
not ualAtu III the previous lists
, 1875-09-08
GERMANY,


4N&t
LONDON, aeps. 8.-.a Berlin dspatch 10 the
Daily N.1os reports ulat Count Won Aruim's case
will como up III the supreme Court about thu eud
OF October
, 1875-09-08

.SrtetH H,l1,4tth 10 1hA Chscago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Sept. 7,-This forenoon a
eou Of ,lrs. ssoy. residing on Brown street, near
Ninth, With q companion named Llnwood, wcra
playing with gun. and the gun was discharged,
tlo contents passing through Btoy's hand, ahat.
trr!nEit tsrribly. StoY jumped on to q horse
With his companlou, rode milo to phyuiciaa,
"ArIS l'la Wounds wore dressed. aud returned
h1sao wiser lad, minus part Of his !ets hand.
, 1875-09-08

NEW gonK AnTIsTH.
W. Dc Hts, sIsrinn Il. Nesra,
h. l.. Hardy. II. uIauyer
y. 4. El.bourne, A. i. brclley,
Hilihtn M3;Sau, (3iilert it.;H {deceascd},
M.r.to1 i:caln. Loara L. Cul,ts,
J. y. lax, L. lie Forest.
J.. !. der, lcrclvsl Dc Luct.
/. A. Silva, J. II. Dulpu,
Z. u. ssurJ, Ioou Esees1ra,
~ !. IAit, q. Frankauhcln,
9. J. Taylor, u. y. 1taAke keuAtel1,
}. l. W,Ae IT., c.N Fisss,
c. H. ul!esh, H. Farrell
j. i. narTox, IL St4,l,
4. II. ualtulD, ia. I'arkcr,
". +. Porter. IL II. hhurilrG,
Gro. r Hail. y. u. Stoadsrd.
J. !. Hammer, J.E. Eu}tasa.
julius dbIer. Flank Waller,
hlbtlt lntty. Iame+ Walker,
Mary hulotk, I. II. Ward,
v. i:n.ey, /. ii. wIe,,
1sorgs v. als5uArd, I..ura Woodward,
VI. Il Miller, lsufus Wright,
& : M.'1hart, -. Eattau tdcceAsedl.
Viii; ~! ;,s. s..tot!ea. y's;or "! fieosa.oa,,
0e!. Sauuier, n. ri. Somcr.
BOSTON AE-lsrs
", II. Hraciett, .ss.. i. i. Dasrsh,
s. q. v. No,jatntn, ". i. a,4.
a.i'. ;tsan noash'on' 3hca:'a =, ..lnetley.
u, il. Bnrdtet. 1::,e+. Lons'eliow,
Uarlus Conb, ". T. turtuu,
J. ". Ch4,ul uey. Thou!IS Eoalnson,
Miss Alice Ca7;tH, Frank I'LL Smith.
pIlL 4,ELrHIA Ary1s7s.
G. Z. IAnbdin, I. do i. Richards
lstes M9Iau, s:sss I!liy saztsln,
y. Il Wilcox, 7. Il. Anith.
w. y. C'well, InthIE Webcr.
Jsnts +. at its,uinn. IL W,n VIM .us' 'ms
i. Jamcs, ueoree Wt.1hs
Frederick Handle,
BALTIMORE ARTISTS.
Arthur Quartlcy. j., ylu Keuh.
John natour. Al. Il, Way.
Ii. Bolton Joans,
VARIOUS ARTISTS.
Z. Yelten. Holland. ], Fr4rs Cu:y!er, Munich.
sLiss as1y smith, H. \. Il let3.usrs, Munich.
Aensnps i Vsr!n hnn T. :. H. M4ssfnaa' l7osiaene''
, 1875-09-08
tally.


THE coMiSG cOSslsTouT.
RoNE, SEPT. 7.-Ths date ll1od for the Papa1
Cona.story IL Hups. >. TLa pope vii! then nom
mate the occupants for tho vacant Eces iu Spuu.
including thrue in the district occupied BY Tho
Calllsta.
CARDINAL A'cLosKEY.
RoMr, Bept. 7.-Eardinsl McCloskey arrived in
thus city to-day. lie was accompanied from
Elureuou by alp,higueur lsoncotsi. Al tbs depot
10 WAS mot by Cardinal Ftauchi, WHO VIVA spe-
cnlly deputed by tla Pore to recelva him, mud
by Fathus chAtard, Rector OF tho American Col
lego. Cardinal Mctloskcy proceeded to tho
American College, wuesu be will rcside during
his htay ia Home.
, 1875-09-08
tho fnu." Tho figure sftcr chci, nano i0tIicAtcs
the number III pictures bJ lie artist.
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