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, 1877-08-29

Hall ne1r Saturday night. a,lopte,l n new pla,-
furtf. They nnCht not to be srarrt, by The
muniNs and Comn,,snfsm. The rirht OF the
repplc to be sovereign inslnstra!iy rs well as
politically was all there MIS- IN Communism.
lie lid mol linmt tho taptiathAs for lighting
e s xo1tnrsa sfy a nss rsty I'll III DO e t.
destroy property or Interfere with tllc pusscs-
Suns Of others. All thcr meant to do nov WAS
to work revolution hy reNeful nteaus, md
men tn enjoy the fr.ita Of their o~n. lahort.
II tlis Gusernn,cnt WAS not reformed within
the next fonr years, thia collu trT wuutd hccotnc
a monarchy. lie cited nutnl ,er Ut examples to
prove this a*scrtlon, ami t.mGnE uthcrs the
hospitality With when tho EnglIsh had treated
cx-l'rcshltnt urant. tirant vas no better Tim
any other citizen Of the United States, and the
honors bcatowc1 upon him wero m'tAt.tG uinre
They mnst ehow tbe people Of tho country
that the worktng1ncn were not the Inv, vulgar
raseals tho Infamous pyces was trying - make
tt,crp out. They must steer clear ot all px'l!t-
their own ranks. II any Of these men prnse.
rcrreant Afterwards, tlrY must lto fixed. Conk
County must he tnaae too hot for them. The
principal aim Of The capttaltts 50 far Ind brcn
too Keep TIC 'Fotk,agnsn d!1t'co: Is tev M
publican and Denocraiie- Tho wutkincmen
were divided between the tro. but. Tho captta,-
itts were 9nt in rannioE both; This
state OF Ataff muat &c chanFcdt
nnl II tho capitalists vcro wise t1fey would get
cut from Under, ard not oppusc t,c unitcu
workinc1ncn any longer. Tlfc aristorratic vlncrs
Of France onyc had their hc2is taken NJ by the
Euillottnc for opposing tho workinGnch, antl
the aFtstocrattc yfpers Of this country might
share tho SAME fate.
At tho conclusion OF Mr.. Van Patterns ha-
range number Of dtsg,stcd woskingmcn left
tho hall. and unc Of tltrn. n Mr.. Crexley. said
thnt he would no longer hare ANYTHING TO do
with party that advocated atch tl{tucfpfcs ~
he had heard TINT evening. These thnt re-
1nniued signed their nantca to the roll, and
after several more speeches an Adjournment
was had.
, 1877-08-29

Minor a,rnats: 1,outsa Smith. Larceny OF a
,x.,s., t..s. MAJ sr.,. ..,.... =. ~" a~...
"aten IRON Nc"a!u "e"' eaes. AZ tl.e n'ner
lean t'otcl; donn jacobs and Adc!a'ae oftweso.
,areeny .. ciock ',o!o nosa "asntnston' III
No. .io West Ran.lotpls street.
"Foxy ~ Vhalcn Was before Justica Footo
ve.tcr;l,v m t.l,onoc IT vcn,c f,on, tbc srnt,,
s,,s ,,s.; -" 49,. ~, =. ..1', ". |.,'s..", oa
Sue tonee Cout9' ~. W W uela tn tnc Lslaoa,
Gn;tIt n ooans 81 g f;v loa ssea"os sa't Ok
e'othes from no. lso e'a1S street,
Officer Little yesterday arrestcd and locked
up f,i tho Chicago Avenue Station thief named
Robert Williams. Upon the 18th inst. Williams
nnd another thief ctltcEed tho ta1oon At Bc,.
Anderson, on Chicago avenue, and made 0fI
with quantity Of cigars and lfquurs. The
officer cspicA them coming out, and tired upon
them, and yesterday wlcls lio recovered por.
tjnn OF the goods cigar box was found rcr-
forated witt, abullet,-n pretty close call for the
thief.
4 hov,. ,ho,,oht,.,. ,o..,or f,con.n,,r ~.
.,,is Y s s1oesoaess pnsss'nu nfque,nttS r.
. 10 lae 'nau III P'aua'n9 as,I caesn.ns tnc mus
us.ous T. at. ~ goSsa 9usc! seelssaaY
~ re.d.' " tr ~ X 9,,,nra hy /.
asna oo niS he y. .ne fnrr ~
.yeas .., ~ 'us .n,s ai H. nef MStsu ,ots ns
ahgpns1 a1Gix tpoa tnS to'eheao nH1, w1n
emsn.g ea.,g tsa!, t.ats ,,,eh IL ~ I'LL, ,. 1 a'.u
tnos t,xo gotoI pn,, mr,nor,,,. s,',, H..
, 1877-08-29

THE PRIVATE ExHinCrtoN or PtCTuRKs
ut The Exposition Building last evening was At
tended BY large number Of Chicago art-loyers,
all Of whom, with tho possible exception Of the
uecessary lew who always make It = point to
detect flaws mud do more or less private and pub
lie gr,,mblipg. went awny satisfied tint tho art
gallery this year h = decided success. There
were not ii few, Indeed, who wero dis
posod 70, think it superior In some
wh!le many Who cannot forget the many }nISo
a,ih 1nc private collections OF last ycar were
inclined to debate tho matter. Nearly gil. how:
ever were agreed that this years. exhibition ot
md not few cncotuiums were levcled ut tho
Art Committee TOT tho palnztaktn9 way In
which those gentlemen iavc done the't work.
OF course those Of the 100 invited people who
ing wese highly delighted at Tho opportunity 10
view the pictures without The usual rush
attending a visit to tho gallery 'whcn
he E1po.itto99tt 9t,.a u ,,n in , full k nlsst;
present to bring out the social features Of tio
gathering and make It thoroughly enjoyable to
all participants. The visitors began to arrive
at about ! o'clock, the majority remaining until
shortly after 10 o'clock, when general exodus
Among tho many distinguished people present
on thia cnJoyablo occasion we're DE. John Wtaon,
American con.ul at Belgium; Gen. and Mrs. P:
Mt,: J. sesm@ou: ar. mi, Mfs. i. II. II; Thomp. a
son; Dr. 4. b. Dog1c; Dt. Thomas Davan;
United states sub.Treasurer Frank Gilbert;
Mr. 4: II. Turner; Dr.. Charles u. Smith: Dr..
na s; s Ss"iSn fP Pa.t f1ns s HSa a. E*st nd
Mrs ]. Russell Jones and Miss Llzzle Jones; the
Hon. D. U. Campbell, Mrs. Gen. D. E. Babcock,
ind tho M!sses Campbell; Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
sir.. T. J; Marss; N5; md sifs: 7. D. Peabody;
Mr., aud Mrs, T. 4, Winston; Nr. L. Z. Letter:
, 1877-08-29
Tho JpwR ll1 kur0At0p.

LoAd0A 60kFt4t2F.
kuEdiAtan. Z part OF ancient Media, appears
to DC dotted ali oyer Will Jewish congregations,
which claim q date of settlement Ia the cuuntsy
lrom tue tmo OF EzEa. A. becomes tho d.
sccndant4 Ut such u long line Vi uuccstsy. tho
Jtw& VI kurdlStan arc extremely conservative
In the practice OF nattoaal au1 religious rites.
Tho native kurds are Aohauncuans by relF-
lou, aud the same harmonious rclatlons which,
with but few Interruptions, have alwass e1tstcd
seem to be c4tabIlshcl here. Though meschan.
ai.s md petty traffic arc tho prlnclpal means Of
livelihood among the Jews, yet not uniEc9ucnt.
II, we are told, they become partners with the
Kusds In agricultural speculations, such as the
rearing Of sheep and the cultivation OF tho
felds. In such cases T. C., the pastuerships) tho
Jewa supply tho pecuaiary meaaj and the Kurls
supply the labor. The whole ssyis Of living, tu
IL extreme Lmpllity, seems to transport one
10 m older and more primitive civilization. Ia
solnc d!StricA one Is accounted passing rtch gu
El0 Of property. Education ApIeasa 70 b. It I
, 1877-08-29
THE COUNTY-DUILDING.

The County Collector sold delinquent prop
erty In the Town Of Lake yesterday.
Tue 6r.t strike On the court-Houte work oc-
Cured yester.1ay. Sections laboress struck for
higher wages, aud masonry work wss Suspended
on account thereof.
Commissioner Carroll yesterday scsuttuixed
the 1ndnsment against him BY the last special
Grand Jury los the first time, aud, dn1lu2 Moth
tux 10 It about cert2in COW tr2le, concluded 10
abandon hiA trip to the old country aud become
4 candidate fur Reelection.
For some time those 1t work shout tho Court.
House square hsss noticed the wavtng Of q
handkerchief tsom Clark street window. and
that ~ often ons Of the supes!ntendcpts 10
has sudden call sway. Tho Superintendent
d,s4zrea A. to What the stguai mesus, and also
- 10 Who answers II.
Commissioner Holden yesterday received 4
hlshlY-osuamented bronze badge from Wash
ington, Which he cheEiAhes Abnve everything,
sfsu othSe. II Is full Of inscriptions, sud, boil
, 1877-08-29

.tu So.tcii tnen. "Iu HsnE . n..e. nmu n,ia.eu
.t1n,.. - ~ ,nth h,,. -... "a" 'ss. =. r. a.,
~; W,,,,d :" pot or,., the .nn, y, bn who II he M
dared M ito" to as.aii him. AT 1t Tits critical mo. mo-
.;e'M, csnro. w srtm.n whm ha.;nr IT. ,,o.un,
~ H. % ~ VIZ .sr a,,r.o .ns .o>I.,, IN
i,ta '"E ~ ~ 1.t .h,tl r,ea wai,a,,,ir
in,o ,hc th.cEt.t II Inc fjri2 and .cn,rs;r ,,,c
nntss,,s sns sna ~ NV M ~ esin, n,a,c"t I M
.nn.,.. "a, fi,o,. ,t'n .tar." sna .s,tts Ii II
oIs 'o" ~ r,, ts n.,, ns,it ths ns.,ist
I nnris to ~ st1 mnntSs, stay IN thc vi IIonse of
David. t1,s humble v"tce Of lie erestlaiicu Col
md i rct a drink.r '"'p'
"'' III ,hc cn1Tt smiled meaning .m,le AZ hc
musel: "Thcy ought not 70 10 that Thing
on1y four Or tlye ot ths sre'iitors Of n. l..
tto1iofc met ht E[cElstef lil0oafub ounce !esFr-
day mnrnine in fctlonse 70 the esll for meet
Ing. Those who hold unsecured paper doubt
lcss think It waste Of time to attempt 10 real
rcsrntcd Tere aLout fg1xn. and Tia holicrs
arr.ni .r,nrr- ther,sn,vs, e. H. snno,ntmnnt
Of Il. i, Jsnkios a. Assignee. It VA slated by
III f.nl. ,hat twn vco.. ~ 400 H. 1,onnrs ;I ,1;l
~, n,c = s,n"lc anifar I'LL .ss mi wc,1 ~.
e,!teti, yet % to-day be- ha.l between $4,000 aud
sSsmog st r1e"n sr: sn.s ~ ne tac1 WI
ss onoss saeS . Sss d and III Is he psoees;
A. from oneton!th TO S,ehai ss q thc mo;tgaEe A.,
sum bid, hut leaving tll!s large amount of ua.
secured indebtedness still due. An effort will
% sai".a 4. ~ soon ~ t,c can d. so. Mr. jenkins
Viii make m INVESTIGATION Of .hc condition Of
Tue estate and lay the fcsult before tue efed.
ttors.
A meeting Of Maj. h(cNc!ll's Company F
vcteran CavnlrY, was held At The Grand rasltc
wes ~ staied by Samuel ]. Bmith, Jr., who offered
the following resolutions which wero mani:
moas.y wae. eaop,ca; Tn: n,n,,.,. y, ia.
Veteran Cava1rv, having learned. that cavalry
.se!nent t. In ptese.. Of organization; 70 Be som:
n,a"e to Ms9. Mcneil eoneernne tho same, shcIe-
fore. Te, The members os The ate company: des,;
be heartily welcome.
Rtsotse. That atnisEaR Jour eonanes In The
your tota1 aversion to notostety>. therefore re-
, 1877-08-29
THE CITE-IIALL.

The license receipts yee1efuaY "efo aoout
500.
Three now cnscs Of sca.let-fcyer and ono
All, t.o1 W., ,,,.o,. vc,s renort.s -, tho
ue"t. y. -, W.. ~. .nAs 'sIs' "e'o Nv NV
Nealth oaiee fes1efua5'
Tho contract for building the North avenue
hrt,lrr ,r,s xcxtrrf,ay aunrne,l IN C,,nru carLin
4 Co. the loves. bidders,
.r,. c....,,,.. n....x,.~ x.,..,u, ,,
lae eoulp.so..cs ses'esaay .feusencu .r con popu,
Issued revenue Warrants IL tho amount Of Sa,-
00O.
The Tse,surer's yccc,nts Yesterday vero
S1,7;H frnu tic City Collector, $9,4i5 from The
Watsr nenart,nent: and Ann from tho Conn
trailer.
s'..-'' -.....-,, ..,
!ho MAJOR festesoay issuea otoeFs i1f tae
enforcement S.I ~, o. % sng oaaHanse m passsh Sy
limits. Tho pouna'kcepeIe arc INSTRUCTED TO
sec to tho cn1orcemens u thc measure
The falling Of a large patch Of plastcr1nE In
1 a' e sa1 tSa e. ne Sy 70 g
new Coart-uousc was finished. Thu present
~. ,,.-,- o...-. ,,,., ,,... A..
~ tho ,,es ct H. - tptc fo,1r N .o ~
ne p1I VI .us III riws ase hep ee ~ ~ ~ tra In "
ont thai the offer VA eratuitou' :,1 and now The
its'nis shIns iiSo .s .soo A'' ''S''"'' '' ''' ''
Mr.. hirtch, Of tho Engineering Department,
has completed tho plans for the laying nut of
watks In the Lakc-Front Park IRON jackson
street 10 Eldrtdgc court, md work On the I'm
movement viii be commenced today. Tho
walks will be laid 20 M to cnnnect with the
streets and allow Of passage in almost every d.
rectton thcse{Fpm.
A., ~. ....,,, .a,,,. .h, .a l., ~.
AZ tae epes poifseu ,ha hno aa.. ttas y ~ ~
iate not Me ssAuasa peaoIa Mey ussn tHs's ~ Ply KY
10 naKs IN ainaast lucy nsSs , etosnIa IL. ~ snS
~! ~ tne pbnsc ps9csg ttn' ~ .Sa
10 tne,r sa.c. ~ 'ss tHe s1I,stel posuon " & sae
speos m1ys oeea JAW, *H dt,a". ou1 TT.~ ss ~,
M, nas tGussu ~ 10 sSn nne n ~. ,,a.si, nv !.
ats. .. ~ 5 ~ ssa "a0 '"' ao'e'eA ''t
"hat aas potone u! Laens
r, cs; unE G9sakssAn r3sn.iaa I1,. EaIG..oHi a..a
ny Gou'ct E'eston -. 1,a.st 1tsdsnsa ,,p ".
uenIT iast escninG " so.c anc HI Ssaiagn ~
ane .t, ~. ni., ecee. t,,a Il, ~
cahet ~ !4E Attf >seth o.Sv ~ III w MMans
, 1877-08-29

One by one the various Hoskingnen clubs arc
captured by the Communists, aud there ID no
longer any doubt that tbese men will run the
workinGmen In the coming campaign for tho
purpose OF fuFtheHng their own seldkh endA%
Mr. Philip Van Patten, the Secretary 0! the I'LL
nis Communists. u doing tho work ~ith con-
summa1o ability and skill he IL charged by
tho WorAngmen's party Of America With the
task Of Organizing the wo!king1uen in Chicago.
aud no better man could Aavs been selected.
Nc ts younK, energetic. IN earnest aud fstE talk.
er. and Al thoroughly tmbued with Communism
~ was any Of those who disgraecd Paris q few
years ago The Eighteenth Ward was neatly takeu
lnto tow BY the WHY Van Pasten last evening.
The meeting WAS held II h1aro'I Hall. u North
CLARK street. And. though ttcse were rot over
thirty persons present, the ceremonies wcte
object. iii. D. w. Fuller Waa then elected
Chairman, and Sir. Van pstten Secretary.
Ms. Van PRtten rose 10 explain thai 4 prel[m-
inary meeting had been held last Thursday. and
j nu.nber ot persons bad suhsctabes their uame&
to the Workinxmca's platform: lie Ild NOT III.
tend to torre ths principles ol the Communist
platform up0n tue wM kinglnen without haxing
tns rrops aaaad h1tai1 ~ TaTy
taples. 4 committee Of three was appointed to
draw up br-lAws, by which tho business OF tna
Club ahall be regulated.
III. crowley suggested that tne ofKtnEAttou
OF the ward club be- postponed until : larger.
ssseMbly b. gotten together.
Van Fatten and Fuller thought there Vas
enough present to ettctt VI organlzatlon.
NIX. VAN FATrEM
took the stand and explained tho issue for
which they were battling. The work!uxmep,
he said, held i maas"meetlug on Market Square
short time ago and adopted I platform Hers
be read tho Communtsts' declaration Of prtnci-
| Piles adopted Il that meeting, and published at
| that ttms In The TRIBUNE. There 4a4 something
| iu these declstations, he went On u say, 90
which they could 60 ahead and work until the
| Convention, which would be held In Turner
, 1877-08-29
nlEDACAL.
Many Who Are Suffering

From tho effects Of tho warm weather. and asc do.
biitated. are ad,aed By physlclans to tako uodor-
ato amounts Of whisky two or three tln,cs during
tho day. In i Iittle while 'tloso who adopt lh!s
adycs frequently increase Tho number Of 'uEinks"
anu ID tins bccomo con1rmel lncbrates. A hcv-
erage which will not create thirst for intoxicating
liquors, snd which u Intended especially for the
beucat Of debiltsted persons, whether at homo OF
abroad, IL Dr.. Sehenck's Sea Weed Tonic. Cot,.
tnlnlug tho lnircs OF many medicinal herbs, thts
preparation does not create appetite Tor tho In.
toxicatsng cup. This nousishtnR and tho litc.sup.
porting properties Of many valuable natural pro.
ductlons contained III Il and we'll known to medical
men, harc tfeost strengthening influence. A ain.
gle bottle Of lhe Tonic will demonstrate la vslaa.
bic qualities. For debility arising from sickuess,
oseF excrtlon. or from any csnsn whatoyet.a wlae.
gtassfnl Of Sos wcod Toate, taken after eas, nil
strengthen tho stomach aud create IN appetite for
Wholesome food. 70 all who arc ahout learIng
thcr homes, W dcsra to say that tho excellent cf
feels Of DR.. Bcheuck's stainHahc remedies, Sea
Weed Tonic and Nandtaxe rIlls, sru particularly
e!sdent when taken BY those who arg tnturiousy
should lt&rs home without railing supply 0f lheso
safeguards along. Por sale bv all hrueGE.t..
, 1877-08-29

All the magazine editors ara seeking 10 suFpass
each other. The conductors Of tue AftdnIt. Hnr-
ptrs. APPstsons', and Stri6nsr's arc continually
on The 7t| rce to get the most attractive matter.
though published al tho low price OF 81. 1t has
the most sparkling wfitcfs, buth At home and
a9foaa. who furnish "a fcssl Of reason and = 1ow
human inleteat, II gives 4 superb fnrhion dcpnrt-
acnt, not 70 b. surpassed In Paris or 1crifn. Icre
adiea got at Tho latest things In matters of drcse
The magazine Ia making Asir, and Cincinnati IL
iNcdmin1 qniec MI eHfrep1t Of faanion thcrefroiu
New York nl11kt laok 3n tka Ianffle.
, 1877-08-29
TAcnnnpE 1

THEODORE THOMAS TO DECKER BROS.
Tour pianos arc. In every respect, superior In
stssncnts. Their tono Is pure, rich, brilliant,
very dlstuct and of entirely musical character.
Thelr workmanship Is Of The vory best. They nte
unsurpassed by any other p!anofortcs that have
ever seen. sronr & Carr. general agents, gil
state street.
, 1877-08-29
EGYPTIAN ART,

p.,,,x,,"h,. .,,..,r ~s - Ea,.ats. .,.,.
'cu'a' A4p'o st""t VI VI !eypHa" autl4uitY
iu Rome has Just appeared In tho latest number
OF Tho archaeological Na'fes" Of Rome, written
Normsnn. Hc think. hn has dIscorcTod nm ~
~" -''.,S- rs1A.,." ~ ' .,o.'. w uuo "
tho tA1est eus.'og 1e5ps!aa sculptures III inc
o. sa ~ tns
the land of the pharaohs fc,l into tho power Of
thc f.e.*,r. r. he.nmc N. cns,n,n ~ ,rsrsno,.
~ ~ ...S..",t rs...e.,s w. =" ~ y, opo's
s en 81 .se oa.ss s. ars and % pase. o Tse
Egyptian workmcn wrought tic hardest sub
sinnrcs with wondcrfu, xii ,,,c,r nrt nrc.cnt.
jno nccul,ar ehoractcr,.t,cs % derived . frnn m ,ho
travellers mado the tour OF Egypt to visit the
wonderful temples Of 'rhcbes and Memphis. and
lcft their uar,,e. rn. IN tho,o anrjent NOM.
.s.s w., s,, s"s ~ t"oso a'.s.e'!t moau.
ments, where they may stu ho seen whcu not
obl'teratsu ny modern travellers. On their
thew could conveniently carry IA curio,itie.. and
.hs., ~, ~. ,.,.,,,t IT, ,1,,... ~.
wos th,s n,mIrat linn ~ Ervntia" atti.i"s .xhta,,
iu mne .ut1 ~ maa,. =. ps'sn s.as.se w'aen
sae ,h"'.aa tsJaa =, Hor,n ~ ano
sometimes ,9,. building shlps - expressly Tor tlat
1nS s bovo hro, Hp "r.r,vss n;5~ - ~ I ~, "
III r. ~ ao,t ~ o.s;. r.. us sne .el.
s.s.i.e" aoo nh.isL. ~ ,,a ~ ~ ~ ~ ssn
~ tns ar.in,,as n,,I n,n ~ ~ 3haao ~
,x Sns ~" ~ ~ ~ MT. ~,
pn,,"n ri,ii. - ~ VIZ o'"' sA'''0 VI t''o
:. Ti,a wnrshtr of Fov,ttsn d;v5n,,ta. rh,., ~
tsnasa tsodsa ~ M tno y honam Enpifs. r. 10 sat a.
rn,.-tl ttc ,.inIIratnn 1nr E1rn,ian orticis. ~
'1e H. sra',e " ~ os ascles 10
~. n, sha E@vrtion tv,s ,it tt.,, WI,
ttle sists1.ii ;k y Kssa sstIs:.: + 81. H.
ss9tus ~ " niun 81 ~! EKyP;am rn morxmau .a
p, tne -, hn r.t a. a. ~ Ky "G 10
y" ~ na s ,cso ~ J it, .a 1s
M:r: b,,rird n n. mi 1'ha r,ch sf,.amt, ~
,ha vatian !. ain'st cn,rc,x },si sM ~ ao. ~
t,,i -, 1a,ns t,'n i..I,.,4 ,h.. a.j.J
p'siaias tlss ; presence lsss: ". ~s, .ss -. =
pn"c h,,.t ..,,sh ~. su,nc', ~ a'au W ~ ~
nys uH nar nSn f1,, III H. pss1 o. s"o
W,,r,,. il fm'ishtcl I" a fore;"mer ior h,x,,r
dtseas;Ied tbe- e-yalus o. this important relts,
~, ,iw i've 81. ~ H. l1ri T., "re,s a., ; uee
to v.s yssrs nv, ~ ~ nn1~ ~ ~ E.h 'o 49,. u. III
thsrs ,.oa NJ, t.r nh h,,s, ,xt, ~
s!'si t5psh o. lsatsres sna The
naa VIII "in t,o ~ .npaae ~. ~ sa!ue we n.y.
Sa .s,d Ho,'d sSass ~ 80 s1 " F a4e
~ sno1ss sno .n .eiutv ~ rrn. ns ~
.. spnasF, as ,hn sns G.o"pe s usaonEs g
.ne sSS .e p. .nS ~ h ny ere,
suus.y oeen 81 srt{a.sea ~ " pA5oaaIaas, u04l3
"aose !e";n ax FL 'nn .o,. rt., m sI'sS H. ~
staoIsaI ~, 1"S s',us na.,,.a1 nU 'a, aoa, Mnn
10y 'oe.a as,,a, ~ n'a' soIluc'e4 sno Gonot1y
ana @ H1Gn. GsanssSa 'a tnenesss y 9e1e. une Of
ausss nauss. .s.,!ss "pep, eupppIIu p'I - o1 n!e 1he
uaufs "Ao oHssp1 H., W. Fl Is,S a,ts,h ~
sfeet!A S,Ie ~ .s ~. sukot1 tha1s
w. cap1a, ~ h opon N'a, ~ r,tl tos aas'1ae. ~,
uls!nst! .. ~ 1gy.a,a a1gytt'a,ns. !Ms temple nKe
~ utose " t9o ' IT.. o1ues' "1 os1amentso "
~ ass.uH W spn.Maes: ~ u... tuur " Mn!e" @ WcIo
soauu @ r. a. aunn ~ e%a3' % "iatetn t t'e3 ne3' Aaey
ueaf tne % Iae y, ~ Apui ai, I1 tls'iaa s o' tae
| utQ2l Ehoue VI NEES8lHk lHo AAlts n&Ec IL Af-
, 1877-08-29

.nARIs fAtaES, -
SHERRY OOD-1n Chicago, Auc. 81,
ut the residence Of c. n. Ingalls, 1{ North State-
III, by tho Rev. L. II. Remington, Mr.. n. ".
Saycts, Of ChlcrCo, and Miss 1itttia 4. Sherwood,
formerly Of McnlrIljc. Ph. -
, 1877-08-29

PIANOS AN6 ORGANS FOR RENT.
Sp'endtd upright. square. and grind pianos,
Dnrdett aud other organs, 1t lowest rates. Lyon
q HcalY, State and MpnEoc a!IecA,
, 1877-08-29

low ehh, hut great homes nrc hnilt on the results
Of tehoot established by The Jewish Alliance
and supported BY the association at 1sagdad.
, 1877-08-29

3Lu35E tlln4Q1 ID nHM IL iHG AlCAIQQLs Ulls4
Dilly Crane Is expected either To-day or 10.
MurTow.
-Mlss Ella and Miss Carrie, daughters Of Gov.
6itnlby II. Cuilom, arc stopping Ut thc Grand
Pacific Hotel.
John II. Obe.1y. one Of tho lia!lsoal and
Warehouse ConInliaslonerst ls registered at the
fremont House.
The poar.l ot Railroad and Warehouse Com
tnlssIon~rs hold spceial meeting In this city at
u O'Clock tAls morning.
Mr. t.harlcA c. Hilton. OF the Sherman House,
has returned fron, IN Improving vacation Of two
werks sprnt III the North
The Hon. John II. Uberly, of Cairo, and tho
Hu1I. IL. A. ChAtnbcrliu, Railroad and Ware.
house Commissioners, are at the Trem0ut
uuusc.
in. Layug, General Manager, and c. D.
Wayne Railro4I, aru registered II the Grand
Paclhc Hotel.
LxoAL AMENITIES.
Not msn5 weeGs ago quite : sensation was
ahe1xIn striking lIealth-c Commissioner he Volt
over tue arlu With cane. Shcrwin wa4 fined
IS. Yesterday another such dtsoFuesly Snd dis-
graceful aStton tooa plare iii one os the South
all It seems that Bit. JaMes Wlnshir:
u LAWYER Of some little reputation. and
Mr. cot,el ths partner cr 81 Ust,en .,, xsse o2ros
During the progrtss OF the case Ns. Winship
took ocrasion to tell Mr. cottcll that the ~or1s
witch he spoke were denuded creA OF the airy
garments of yeraeaty. in fact, hc said "You
He" Ar. CotteIt being man OF A. least ord.
natY sensloilisy, took olIeusc At the fmputas'ou,
anI, reaching alvots the table which separated
slleui gcutiy-naY, forrlbly-cau4ed bis baud to
co,ue iu routact. With that PARTICULAR or
gan OF Ar. Winshlp's body from which
Essut al the boneyed words Vt wisdom,
the sage advtce 10 elents, the suaslou
which melts the Jury to tears, ETC.. ttc.,
and through which PASSES al! that goes 10 build
up the human organization Of the salne Wfn-
ahin In vulgar pa1lance, he hit him smack
In the mouth"
Did afr. Wiushp stretch forth Ills bTaxny
&zm, A,ld "ultb one fell kwoop lay Ills oppo-
pent crushed aud bleeding 81 bis feet, 4 u,AnyleI
cossei" Not n all. Did he club hisui NJ.
He iuat reached around where there lay An Ink
botle halffull OF murky hlackuess and closed ILL
baud zsound Il. In his n,tud4 eve he SAW the pale
air stseaked With blood. Anger Oiled his heart
and he buried with reugesuce. With one dex.
t.ous turn Of The wrist that would hare aroused
Tho envy OF Cszeneuya himself the impass.oned
man sAx another sight, tor thcse 1H the pale
vail bi1eaked With Ink. The bottle had mlsscd
The marx and mAde close call Tor the Lcaj al
The Court, who looked down over biz spectacle,
IL = stupcded bevidsrmeut. And yhsEe waa