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, 1877-05-23
THE DEXTERS.
ANOTHER CHATTER m THEIR KvKNTFuL Ca



During Tho last month. TUE TR1nuTr has pnb.
lshcd considerable literature on The subject Of tho
woes Of A. ]. Dexter. The divorce shystcr and his
wife. It announced Mrs. Dcrtcfa application for
DIVORCE her withdrawal OF that application. her
renewal Of Il on account Of biack cyc given her
by A. j., nnd It now comes forward Will, m nc.
count OF reconciliation between husband md
wife, and tho mysterious disappeasnee OF both.
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Dexter went ont TO take
a little wink. She ncvcr returned. Her anxlons
mother went down Monday 10 De1tcr's oficc, and
found tho two OH tho most friendly terms. She ask.
cd her daugher to 20 home with her. The daughter
said she wanted to, but hef husband wouldn't let
her. bfrs. Dexter proceeded 70 dress herself, and
Mr. Dexter proceeded 10 choke bis notheF.tn-'aw.
During this operation Mrs. Dexter went out, Dcx.
ter telling bis clerk To follow her. Thlshc did. md
returned In few moments and said aon,ethtDR to
De1tor.. who quilt choking big mo!hc.:ln: law. and
III a peacr aa sons s over 70
pearrhairs River iIouae. outho Of Clark and
Kinzle streets. and Mn; Dc1ssss mother went
therc4 On rcnching homo she found that there
had becn left At Tho house wl.at purported to be
GnSSn psnR sa neosoa n III
telegraph operator. Ii read:
" No s Sss' s%: ss:; s,s s ck .'a
Yesterday morning, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Deg:
tcr's mother, went over, bat was unable to 1nd
mes.ags va fosVsry. From there sho wont 70
Dc1tcr's office, wtcrc She found Two Constabcs in
ho net Ut breaking Ia tho door to taka possession
Of all his goods and chattcls This confirmed her
in Inc bellef that ~. Dexter has let town, taking
with him his unwilling wife. It ID 1rs. ilarrisons
belief that Mr. Dexter intends 10 LII t1ile woman,
nnanch ~ 10 has frequently stated that It was hla
Intention 10 DO no. and then cut her up and put her
bleeding remains IN largo trunk which he CARRIED
around tor the purpose. She says that Mn. ncx.
ter 10 aware Of ths wicked and criminal mlsdo1nga
Of cr husband, and It Is therefore for his !nercut
70 remove her. Bhc has Inquired ct vasous places
been . unable 10 get sn5, iii tie pessons sho asked
being seemingly In league with Dexter. ANY per-
son who has sctn lady With q black eye In com.
pany With 9cnt!cmsn within plush vest will please
address The distracted mother at No. Fit Warren
hyCnuH
, 1877-05-23
ORGAN EXHIBITION.

The "Liszt II organ, recently perfected BY the
Mason d Hsmlin Organ Company, WAS exhibit.
ed yesterday afternoon 1t the new aud elegaut
warerooms OF the Company, Nos- go and 22aaa
Wabash syenue. Nr. W. L, Tomlins presided
1t the instrument, which proved to bo onu Of
rare sweetueaa aud uncomIuou volume Of tone.
Admiration for it, astonishing power and beau.
tuul quality wa& freely expressed BY several
members OF tho Preaby ter1an General Assembly
and other good Judges Who wese present. A
second exhibition Will bo giva~ kF4d.s Ates.
aDoa i1om 70 o'clock.
, 1877-05-23

MEETING or THE MANA0Iyo BOARD.
Tho ladies comprising tho Managing Board, ~
far organized, Of thu proposed State Industrial
School for Girls. mot yesterday IN tho club.Itoom
Of tho fremont House for tho purpose Of Informal
consultation to ths best method Of getting tho
people In tho Stale interested In tho work. Last
januas! tho leaders OF tho Woman's State Centen.
Mai Association held meeting In Springfield, At
which tho following officers werc elected: Pres
idcnt, Mrs.. ]. l.. Dcrcridgo: Corresponding Sec.
rotary, Mrs. G. H. Morton; Recording Secretary,
Miss CArr1c Caldwell: Treasurer, Mrs. Myta Dral-
wall; Vicc.Prcsldcnts, Mrs. J. 4. Logan, Mrs. Il
r. Qucal, Mrs. Frank Craudon, MIS-. Oscar Taylor,
Mss. a. +. Cameron. Mrs. J. @. Strong.
Mrs. r. n. X. Drothcrson. Mrs. ]. Pike. Mrs. !.
/. Morrison. Met. J. +. Humphreys, Mrs: e: i.
H. a. @ NJ, s.aa; Ii III Mi a1o L. y xele T. "1 on,
seseh Of eight OF thesu ladies' present rcstcr.
day morning, and tho 1nattor discussed was ns to
rxtcnt generally tho lntercst OF thu public could
bS won. Tho necessity and Importance Of such an
epe ss :. s g. os1 hss !:
adopted no consultation and hI'taws, no work
will bn outlined until all prsllm!naslea
nass msnns eefn n tbs hsad. tho u woans
State Centennial Association avo bceu tusncd over
10 TIC ptcscnt Board OF lady manayeru. who have
not yet decided upoE name for the new chart.
taL5u Institution.
Tlln FIRST REGULAR BUSINESS MEETINo
of ths oreanzatton convened n t!,s e|ub,Fooms Of
tho TrcMoAt House 9t .:50 O'clock. Mts. Gov.
Aitss liz fsasas i tho m,nu!e. et la;t meet.
Of tonlmlitees sre1e calicd for, and Ma. L. i. il.
WartneF, OF tniro. Chairman Of the Committee
IN Stat!stics, suhn!tscd . aoraewhat lengthy stA-
tatcAl report Vf tito various charitable Institutions
for children In till State md elsewhere. Accord.
Ill., rsRo,t e ST. nf ,Sanpotnr the s,im
muto than !hat o. .urposting ou. :ehools. and %
NY TUX. iIalslPhs .od b9.toa 9 @ nssst learn
, 1877-05-23
PRACTICAL DENEVOLENCE.
COMFORTABLE BoARDINo-rLAcks roH woAK-

lNOWOMEN.
Some Of tho unacldAh women Of tho city, com.
pnslng the Womsn's Christian Association, hayo
tust succeeded In carrying out the plans tos m In.
etitutlon, the need Of Which has long been felt In
this ciJ-a cheap boarding house for the bcnedt Of
women snd gi.!a who arc compelled to labor upon
small salaries fof 4 livelihood, Aut ono wherein
they may hnd ali the comforts and luxury Of q
PLEASANT home At ptico within thels means. For
this purpose Nos. Isl aud 753 Wabash avenue
have been dsted up In = comfortable snanues.
and placed in charge Of Mrs Gillespie,
recently from Lake Forest. but who has for so,no
time past been In charge Of an Rastcrn university.
Tho furnishing of theso houses was completed On
J. N. Esn 0sasl gave tue psoeseas Of : patloi
eonestt. $780, fol the dining room; Oyington s
;,t G. d9natsd ;1 "a esoskety an4 gls..xaie; Ksnt \
nishcd tns pa1lor; Trinity Episcopal Churc6 fuf-
nishsa ,,i.ss .is -5s.aippz-ioooa; Plymouth cor.
e'sss sssa As sssssa'ResSs: Rs'ss
i III f.s z Il Ees5s ce1sP ,S Fa
Churches, ,hs Fiat, Third, and Fourth bspti.t
and Forth seventh street Congregational Chufchcs.
The secou! Pre.bytrFian Church furnished ths
Smith donated = bookcase; Hamilton l. R9ws,
Peacock, md other jewellers Ravs spoons, knives,
u.s of ons u theif psnos T ios ths I e1sfcses whch
took place there yesterday afternoon and evening.
. Besldes the donations Of furniture, Mrs. Warner,
tbs TseaauseE Of tbs Aaaoclalon, Eeporta the fol.
lowing donatto1s Q! papers and periodicals for tho
ensuing yeaf; The hat.oaai s4"stay- sthoei Y:aeA.
.Appt4s, tho IHussrated CArl4ttoa NtkEiY, and tho
Bapttst Ms4tosdFy Adga:iMs.
Thus Il Will 6s seen ihst the houses are not only
comfortably, but even elegantly fuFnishcd, and
belnx ksptup IN ta.ty aud cleanly manner, ~
thsJ mo.t esrtaini5 VIII be, there ean bs 10 pos.
aihls objection u residing there BY tho
A6aT F&SffntnIfR
The price of boasd will range from &. 80 to 81
pSS week, secQIltQR to thu accommodations t.,
, 1877-05-23
THE CHICAGO uR1BuNr WEDNESDAY, MAY 49, ls7-TrN

that are going. wilt also speak. AJhpancsc youth,
will gtYo bref sdlr.ss. Tho ladies' Of all sIstcs
meeting viii DO opened By "Afe yonr windows
open towards Jefusa1tmf,,. sung tT tle Enurth
Church choir. All arc ioTltca 10 bring she Gospel
under an efficient ienler, will take front soats, and
thus aid In this branch OF tho service.
, 1877-05-23
THE ROOT l. SONS MUSIC CO.

offer SPECIAL Inducements to purchaasrs, 1t whole.
sale and fetlll OF s.music, music books, Vic.
lus, zpltsrs, and Ill kinds Of musical Instruments
General agents for ths Standard organ and Wsbas
piano. Quality guaranteed No. 1aa Btats street
, 1877-05-23

rafa combination Of instructive, intsEtst4ng,
PRACTICAL and useful matter u fund In sAud1sw1
Aa18k," No dapaEtuans u neglected ox poorly A.
, 1877-05-23
SOLDIERS ORPHANS.
Tho State Institution for Their
Benefit at Bloomington.
How II Has Been Mismanaged, and the
Children Maltreated.<
Glarfng Abuses tn tho Way OF Extraya'
gancc, Neglect, aud Cruelty.
a Reform Expected nt the Hands OF the
New Board Of Trustee1.


lns waited with considerable anxiety, during
the past few weeks, for tho appointment Of tho
board Of Trustees for tho Soldiers Orphahs'
Home, which appointment was made and an
nounccd few days ago.
This anxiety Inns grown, In part, out Of tho
personal interest felt by some In the different
candidates from Bloomington, but chiefly out Of
the interest fcltiu the welfare Of tho institution
Itself.
Tho feeling Of the majority OF our citizens, for
sorne tInlo past, Inns been TINT
A of1ANoA wA8 DESIRABLE,
and VIC arc glad TO sec that Gov. Cullom held
the sa'ne opinion. I say this, fully cognizant Of
Gen. Mctuita's personal merit. In his pF!vatc
character and relations, he is abovo rcproacll or
criticism, and has many warm friends in Dloon-
incton; but, ms public officer. VIC feel that he,
with ,,ts colleagues, deserves the robuke OF tho
public tn sustaining an administration In tic
solliers' 0rphans' Home tint falls 20 far short
Of tho expectations and desires OF lts supporters
and friends.
It Inns long boon known, by those who have
takcn the palms to notc tho Affairs Of the lnsti-
tuition from !ts beginning, that
iMMonALl7IEs AND IRREGULARITIES
OF various kinds have existed. which have either
been concealed from the Board, or have been
overlooked nnd s1nothcred By them, until c1ti-
zcns who would like to make this institution,
ol Nln o.nc,s IN .ne esatc' tnc,F pI'oe lof Ns III,
teEr'sy anu purity, afe compelled to rlso mp and
ccnsuro It's management. The Legislature has,
from, time to time, made generous appyoprja-
tlons for Its support, with wish to provide not
only tho ncecssaries, but tho comforts, Of life
for tho soldiers orphans. This generosity las
been perverted and abused by tho extravaganza
md htg!l-igfnG OF tho oiIlccrs.
4 Il. f..A
afe sao t!as a, ~ W. ~ aac ~ LUZ
last appropriation; IL "1ll bo S2o,ooo less Of tho
public money and liard-earr1cd taxes to bc
AouAHpxpRp IN uIsArrLlEp 1uxuRtss
and c1cornt furnlshinps. Thc rbnir.o viii ,ovor
S S."i ~. Ts"s" ..,., "s No,s. ~.
ice! @s LUBE. Ane,e 1opie-!a!o cou'a mol 10
palmer than 1t !s; their clothing could not be
cheaper nor more scanty, nor their comforts
| fewer, than they now arc. It ts very pleasant
| TO bo tsllercd Into spacious carpctcd nail and
| n hnnjsonlely-f,irnshcI par1ur: to ho hhnwn
into the BRIGHT eunny chaf,ci. tn cheerful rea,i
inn.rootn. through wcli-yentiEatrd corridors anl
dormitortes, Il makes ono's ilcart rIsc In tlank.
| fujncsa that potrfotftm nni rratttu,1a for tha
, 1877-05-23

only nut her on . car. Drust says he never saw
the Elri BEFORE and that tho occurrence WAS purely
accidental
, 1877-05-23

tended to. snd any department render. t'e journal
worthy p'ase IN tac family: send nv WIZ Andfew''
, 1877-05-23

We think that dor. Cullou has been acct,s-
toned to good dlnness for = great many years,
and will not be 20 influenced BY m occasional
one at the Home u 70 have lii official &euses
obscurcd BY It. We bellows. however, that the
gentlemen he has appolnted H!ll prove 10 10
both competent and .praiseworthy. MI. Funk
has been resident OF our eity for 1nauy years,
hlul. He u not man 10 ba bound by indlytl-
uals' Pledges and viii favor no one TO the detra-
tnent of the institution Gems. Black and RiuA-
keF, who compose the other Members Of tha
Board, have IN honorable xnd Statewide repu-
tstiop, hsre been good soldiers. and will i'm.
doubtedly 10 efficient In tho management of the
Soldiers Orphaus' Home. OBsEAvxx.
, 1877-12-17
4 Lofty sllesp-l'astuFes

tH4tHaH A+HN,J ,hnHIF"ss
!. Probably ihb largest and highest rock tn the
known world Il thu south Dome Of Yosemite.
standing at the fork Of the upper valley, It
Eeass ttse't. solid rocky loaf, @. IVY feet aboT8
tho ground 4 more powerful hand than tint
Of Titan has cut away the eastern hall, leaving
sheer preetpice over q mile In height. NJ man
ever trod the top OF this dome until Inst year.
Former visitors gaxed In wonder At the spikes
driven Into ths rock by hardy spisits, who had
repeatedly rpleavo3el to seals 1t. The shTeaa
ot rope dangling IN the Wind told tbs story Of
their failure Last year, however, after thou.
fsrds Ut doalara were spent, several persons
found thrIr way to the top OF the do,1o, aud
this summer Two sheep wese discovered b1ows-
iug un thu hitherto Inaccessible peak. Mra. A.
J. Murphy, thu wlic ot . late hotel-propretor
!n The valley, writes as follows, under date Of
Nov. IL:
"Joln Anderson IL building stairs up to tho
top Of tbs South Dome. You can 20 up now by
holding on to rope, but " !s quito tlgesonu
trip. 4 few ladies la the valley have made the
aAcens, and stl sorry did not atte,npt 1t.
Hut am one OF the few who have secu the sun
rtss On tho top Of Clouds Rest, aud it, glorv
will never f2ie fEun nv MEMORY. 5tFanxe 70
say, two sheep found their way to tue top Of ths
South Dome this suu.luet,-adana aud her lamb
How they ever got thcre Is aore than apg QUO
c4n tell. They fund buuchgsass aud shoots to
cut, busn water,-only the dew that fell on
the dome Ut nIKht Anderson va. going to
carry them up some water When lett"
, 1877-12-17
A ClerRymau'v Ligc nf tlclasltude.

.*tI9 {t1fSH S1&.fatAM.
Superintendent Crothesa, Of tho Hartford
(Cont,.) Walnut Till lnebriate Asylum. tells
lhfs strange story Ut an eminent Clergyman we'll
known III Hartford many yeaFa ago. clergy
maj, Of fori une, tt1stton, aud nuth reputation,
Ae lost his daughter by violent death. anI!
began to drink to drown llis sorF0w. u was tn
va{u that lis wits alt! irirn4s Dppusctl, Tc!n0u+
ktrateu. i1lpluged, untl persuaded; le drank IN,
the appetite steAtlily Increasing, until! he be.
came lts slave. Ills CONGREGATION dssmitsc41
him; hIs Tifc died OF broken heart; hD
squaulered his fortune. lost hia tricnd., uttl at
last BECAME q reporter fnr Low New York
paper, through n,eans VI which ho ptrk ktd up
kclntY living. From ba,i 10 worse he swept
committed willis ,lruuk, was sens at
last for SIX months 10 State tEisou. On
coming out and returning to the rity. he became
fish-pcdatrr, drinking desperately a!l this time.
Ono lay while drunk hs wAs Injured and taken
~ this hospital. where hs WIS recognized BY the
attending doctor and fnally seat to an lncbrlatc
asvluu.. liz remained hoss liz months. went
awAy, retap.sd, and was returned b} biz frcui'
tho doctor. A year tatGT bu went to tic tar
West to tegiu tlla agatu. Beginning III ssnall
church as pastor. hH became II lew teaId ons
Ut the leading nen, and, anally, President ot
s,ltege. Lust year hu 1iGIt mat renowned aud
regarded A. the ahlcst dlyne OF that section.
Among his papers were found some VI the !acts
concerning hia curly stzugglts, In Wh!eh he
gratefully acknowledges thu wEbdoln OF Ills old
friend, tn fosrlbly removing hial from tempts-
ttun to al aayIuiil, wAleA was It's Gully posalble
Way tn which he could escape.
, 1877-12-17

composer his conductors atom, The applause
WAS long and ln,i,i. il1htnstcIb, whnsc appear
anrc 4tl remfn!t one strongly VI Ah.aloit, ahe
ton Of David, Acknowledged sIe rnnrllnent hy
repeated Lows. AZ each, his long, tai4!H' f"k.
frl struggling OVER hin face. into li+ eyes, and
un u l,ja notr. Rnblnstcn ta; not Enapsly been
named the ''leethoyenof of INT Sosih' Not That
i' features are very like thug Of ne Immortal
"'G ,in s NJ. ,t no.s e,ea' at t as' ,sIa ean'ei l.
sumc similarity IN the form, and character
nf the broad. Inasstyc brow, Which. to any me
wlu could rca'l such signs Df intellect, asampsl
tl!r man, rs sc stood ~ Inc platform " INC
natural ruyaity.-t1ss royalty af Genius. There
was uut me Iii Tho room to bc compared with
him. The "Occan symphnnY,' too. III "
grandeur Of ihca, attl occasionally In ita psen'-
Of Beethoven. i parallel, might perhaps ',c In
stituietI betwccn Ii and tie tpastoral" IT.,
however, far 1rpsn having the ciearness OF tho
lattor. Tho opening allegro. the, charming
srhcrzo. anil the extremely beautiful lnntc nsc
tnu. and even on a sccnn1 or third, It II hard 10
ptrretve the tnent,si0 oi tho vague, romantic
asin9io, intermezzo. OF ada9io nan tanto. At
the close Of the symphony, Ruhtnsici,f-to fn,r-
an @ ovstton.E lie was recalled three times. At
the same concert, vo,lnE Paul tlarlot cacr''te!l
some quaint variations for violin by Core,t.
1iis tone Is perfect. as pure a. ctysfat, and llc
has, nt co. literally all The secrets Of his art ut
hts fingers cnds.
N. sALvArn9'* NEW nALLEr,
"I.e Fan,iango," produced Inst Sfoniny at tho
Opera, Is eonntesc scccat, as for as the ,lai,cc
and spectacular parts of It arc concerned. The
music might be teproaehc.!, II s,tcl, reproarh
were admissible, with being too guol. It Il
ccrinlniv often tho tertons. n. aalyayrc. d very
youthful composer, has Ind, like toDr George,
l}izet. whom We Lost two Or three ycars ago, t.
suffer muc, hartl.hIp ahtl trouble before getting
to tie brilliant place he hollis amongst the ria
ing musicians OF the day: md his music natnr
ally Il frequently marked by tho Hrave, SAL Gu +
nestness which atrlkGs one 80 sally In f,etcntns
tn Dlzet'e ttcEtcst wotKs. Herman" contin
recelpts exceeded 7,0O francs.
tlARRr Sr. MlcnEL.
, 1877-12-17
KANSAS.


Ncpoft OF the secretary OF she st"te l'oRra
OF AEriculturo-Frnts- nni orn'u'Cfops'
spsrtaF Correspondence NJ 1'hs Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Kas.. dec. l4.-The last quarterly
rcnrt by SECRETARY Grov. of The stntu Board
- nut:,,i,,s. S,s,,sna, ,n,,,t, tha, :, roi,an,c
~ ~ ~ ..-...
concerning hatisas lafn'lnE'
4 table showing the average condition Of
,rtnforwhcat. printcr,rvc, an,l nast,rc. md tho
"i"''' ""e, ,,,' "''s' .'' -.
average cpnuitlun OF iarm'anIlnals tNoth AZ
compare witt, tho average of former years intlt.
cotn, hv inn, ,tvrx lin fol,nwin0 .nn,marEza.
easeA ~ % i'"h Steo 1nu io'o"4 4'l@ '","+ '~
tton' WinteT.Wtlcat, III; wtnteF-fyc. III; pas
iurs. IN: cnttc. 10Y: work. .aritnais tC3: hurses
.n 49, ,n. 80 ,n,, ...,,..e mo
nad mulcs, 1o4' ahccp' lVa' s"ihe' ioo'
THE FRuIr.cRof
tf thc Rtnkr has hecn un1formIy u}cntv wtcre.
-. Wv ess"s. "'s '..'.... -,
ever trees are OH enough 10 near. 4ne colA
wj,ult and rains In the sprtnY diminished the
,o,ch.cr,r IN anna rorts of Markham Kon,a..
penent. ~ -. eo''' rA'le y, e." t
but THIS iruit III Sontl'erh Kansas was hnuhuAht
md OF most excellent uuatitr,-ctutco bulded
.,...I,.. h,t,. ,fF,,,a e., ,nnrtst No to,v ~ an
r. =. - IT,, At. 49,. 80, H.,
" ec"'e wv ou,"''' 80, "pp.a ~
ana thc crop a 'ul! QUO Clolcc Wlhtsf''fu't
can be purehasetl ut from 90 to so cents per
busl,cl, according to distanco OF orchards from
, 1877-12-17

Tho Rritlsh dag has been !Ruou,tuious!y hauled
down ir The harbor Of Sau Ftauc!.cu and The
ago o rnnu befote tho mast OF British Vessel
vent On shore and drank great deal u whisky,
full pressure u causas, hoyv to aud captured
two small American aags. lie then crowded nll
ssil lor tho wharf, aud. after boarding tbs bark.
went at, hauled aown tho British eolurs. as:d
With three iusty cheers ran up the American
tulors to tho peak. Tbs .nats Of Tue vessel
appeared ou deck aud s4krd poor Jack Whist le
was doing. "biawst your txEry tuplightA"
waa tho reply, '.it means it's bloody kool
dag" HI then danced \ hurnpIpe and cheersd
the nag untll tho hatv snapped pistol At hlin.
, 1877-12-17


vaciy nerus"'1 attributes this mrlanchofy to
tln tlrci'nstance' ot an ''nt'anpy marriage.
his in1v karc teun lone IN III" spirit II t'at
masculine .hnrv whrh rrr.uroo.cs A " 'tnan
VI the lstt1m td every sinister agency nr crcHt.
Even without such i mtslnrtlinc, tho struggles
Ut ficnin: with Poverty atnl nhseurIty might
'rasc la'tl7E ifnrrrsftnn ul1on n tender and
gentle sp!r!t. Hut Duc,er was imam OF great re-
t!ur.cs. lie had many merits and several atT!es
Here In Nuremberg. for example, We nnl The
Interior NJ the io~n:I1asl decorated Win OIL
Paintings Of great s'ntlncss anu strength exc
'ute'l ny him. Thes Ienreeent p!ine!na1!s two
proctesfons,-One entitled king Midas ~ Judge.
The l'as.fHna AssailnR Him y; the Other, the tsi-
nmphal entry OF tho Emperor Max'nilian.
There is nlao group of the musicians OF the
toWn. '... -.,
IN nuEnER's HOUSE
We fnfl pit tnre OF Hon. very spirited and
clalnEate IN te same place are any sketchcA ~
ii. hand. IL the Nuremberg Gallery ny find hta
series oi pictures rcprcacntthR The !tfc ot the
Virgin, whtc!t nte trycfcIy simple IN their stSle
while portrait which hangs on tho walls OF
the t'eru'anic National Musettm pns*ehses the
grcatcat finish AMI hcsuty of co!orinH' and
looss moreover, n: U i had been iintshe'i yes'
tcsuay, 20 iresh ana T!fE! "A IT, !he Chflst IN
The DrcsdeT siallerT y hntahed III Tile t.nest
miniature. 70 wc are snctihGu to ask; whic!l Is
fht Duescr among al these 'ucretsf u the
revere nr the r:tl. the tnmLTe Or the brilliant :
And VIC viii call him Erc.opal among paint
erA, mrsttc anu ha's:rescalc!l, with glow ot ~.
tensitv which wtthdraWf almost rs soon az II
Ahuws ttAelf. This We shout! say ol MA cnloTinn
, 1877-12-17

COUNTRY IsEAL ESTATE.
rtO{t sALE-arE!CTLY cHntCE FARMS IN I'LL.
pnls, lows, Missouri. and k4nsas. Clear And taAJ
|tyu1. II. WHIFFLE, IA Mrthnitst Chnrrk n1nEk.
, 1877-12-17
TIE OLD WORLD.
Oteanings OF an Elder Woman
Therein.
The "Green Vaults" Of Dresden, and
Their Magnificent Contents.
Nuremberg and It's Torture.Chamber...
The "lron Maiden"

N~''A' 'e"7"'- " ''''.e" ~ - F". ''
dates frunt the time Ct Solomon. ltt1odotua
hs. marvellous accounts Of cups, rates, anti
,,nsacs ut nfcctous metal. storeh in Greek ten.
Liz. ,,.' -. ....s.... ~ ~. .,,.,, rt,1.
nate myself sten IN s'rcecc thc treasury ol
Atrtns, apparently With no contents until Dr.. |
schlicmann made Ills ,ynnltrtuI discoveries.
1ux ouEsy var14. u or pnE.pEx
,n -. .,,.L
fho" q mntsne u foya' maanitceAe'' "h':h ea"
scarcely tn-'ias have IT, parallel anywhere.
This wonderful collection owes ite uriHin to |
terrain Duke t;caruc. surna3ntJ the Dreaded,
nv nv. "ANe wv. ,.e !s1' 49, ~" ,.. o" w.
otSa5oh4 e'Mf'ou1eo 70 us enhancement p"1
t1t must important additions to It were made
by .AuCuetus the Strong. II occupsrs eight |
ruo,n.. Those WIN are admitted to rtew II prc
rrnue.tc, to r,rorl ,hcIr names, an, their sub.
'sau.stn ~ '.." Nv" na'e' ., w. 'sM IL. sn
te44eht oemeaslos Is efaselg "hAessca " t'r-
arc .cry civil in Responding 70 the r4uny qucs-
linn. ~ ,h,.c ,si r,,not cs.i,y hntt the n,,teies
,,,".. ..,.t, ,,,*. - .on roro,,,,,,,,,or ~
W. "''m s's'ss , ~ Fvs' ,, T., ,sa.'"' ~, 'nI
,c.s. wc will only astelnps II little run through
tue cucha,tc,. vhambcr*. First n.non. these
eon'cs thu t'alnvt ot 'rnnzes. which cuntains
III work. Of art III az varie''cs3-sach a. etat-
uettc,. Rroups. nle,lall[sH.s+ AMI 50 on. Among
thesc nre SUING Interesting inolcls Ut ilte.stze
Er0ups u1'l monuments.
kext comes the .-...
t'Ab1HEF OF 1FOnlEss
full Of cxnutaiie aud wonderful rntvtngs. Many
al these arc III the shape Of goslcts, gwcr., anil
tankar'ls. ! group Of twn bevaars dxht-
Inv - attributed to ALERT Dncrer. Two
hurscs' i,rtlls usc takl to be the work nf
Michael An.c!o: several pieces bear the naHcss
Of tis pupils Among them must bc t'icnt0nctl
n cruelty vi unetlHtncn size BY Pesuzz. fi,rse
ts III, "Ec.e llosno" by Benyenutn CcllinE. atni
\ Croup OF III ti.urct carscd out Of one piece Of
iynry. sExtcen Inches h4
After tA!s r,'uea the Chimney -Iioo,n, So
called on account Of ia'nol!s ,nantels,tccc,
a'lorncd not onv with porcelain rc}irts. bat also
with precious stocs,-l,car!s. topazes, u1ates,
| au.cthys:s, an,l Rhine pebbles, which glitter I!ku
diamonds. Here arc large ani beautiful works
Ia Roman aim Flurcntnc mosaic, numerous
ella,llrts Of great value and antiquity, many
! carvings IN a1nher, anil cabinet lined With thf.
material, cups md vases forulctl Of ostrtehegcs
set In silver, precious gobtets, boxcs a.,l taolcs
Next comes
,. ..,, , THE s,.vEn'nooM, ;yi,' ., ..,, 49,.
the wholu estallshtneut L, oeAr tho t,alnu t,f
the Grce,l Vaults. This rotns cont ain: very
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