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ll"bcr 6ie yobidredeuSen Sci
ipiele," meId)e lebt BON Scmpercni-
uereintu Dem YublifunI Oor9eflbrt
mcrreu, bcmerft Der rYbil. 9emOfrNt"
,ScBt iino bic Snffer uno &6ller ielbit
III Yrophcten uno 9tcformern 9ciupr
oen, uno preniacn bns rcue Guanae'
lium ncr N%elterl6iunA, tic Sempercns.
NNie fam Semnnn, Der ieine filnf
Sinne heiidmmcu bnt, Mann nrcr
Srnu, Nlarbcn, bGb iolde Slpoltcl cinen
GlnHub auf aritanbi9e. tnsenebafte,
niihterne Mtenihcn baben tOnnen.
Mon ocnfe !! NGeil bieier orer iener
berabucfommene Srunfenbola. Der bic
gu Dem 9tanb oss Glcnos, bes Stumpf'
inns uno Ger Ssrnidtuns gerathen il
-nur i'm lsbteu 9lu9snbli6 on;u ae-
brad. wirb, ausuhultcn, iibsr Subt
uno 8tEeruu9 gu briillen uno Dor Den
Nb0runb su Uarnen, iollcn anitdnNi9'
Mcniden ibre acmobnte Sebcasmcil'
duoeln uno mdBi9e 8cniiNe anf9eben
G5 lit cine wabrbaft emp0renoc Se
IeiDisuns acaen oaS anitdnoi9e Yubli
fun, ibm pertommene Srunfenbulc
ais abidrcfcnbe 0ciipiele unN al'
2chrcr Der Sugenb unb Moral bin;u
jtcllen. SSold)e Strnlhe f0nuen aller
oinos nur burA p0ui9e Gntbaltun!
(mas unter Scmpereu; ueritanben miro
unn iercm heraui6enbcn 8etramf seit
,uciIia abgcbaIten werbrn, iid gan; 81
ruiniren. Cine Senerung aur 81
Saucr ut icItcn ;u sr;iclen. Gin ge
bilbetcr Nfann lit all unh fiir iib ell
Scmptrcn;lcr, aber in anrrrem Sinn
mie ,Wturrpieb unb 6pniorten"
Scmpcren; lit ibm Wf0BlNfeit, MIDI
@ntbnltuug-Ou ibn feline ViIOun9 DO
Dem WfiBbraud)t Oes 9enuneS i6ubt
Scr Mnbere gum &ieb mad)t. Mlt
S6ifcr nno &0asr su 9ebrern DC
WdBigtcit su MAIDEN, III shcnlo per
riitft, mie es iein wurbe. mcnn MAI
crmiidte Oisbe gu 9ebrern Ger Gbrlid
felt, ooer be9naoigte Stduber IN
Nf5roer gu Yropbeteu Der 9tebti6a1cn
beit uuN $oumanit6t ernenncn wolltt
Sa, butte id elm Seber. mie iene SOHe
uno &0lcr gu peroeu, aber n'bme c
lie nidt oils Qebrer all. 8iloung un
Sittlibfeit ino hie e:n;igen iidere
iIiibrer, mcld}e Dor allen Serirrungc
inn SebensncnuB bebiiten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-14

Ger 3o5lmeiiter Satiou
pom Der Wtarine, itntiOuir. in Mem
9orf. batte ieiuen 9tehuun8S MbidluB
uor 8 9Funaten on bos Nfarine' Separ
tement in elmer Sit, geiunct. anf
ueld)er on elmer Scite bos 9Sori
Brandy" ber,eidlnet itlnO Ser
frubere Marine Miniiter Gobeion bate
nieie Site ais cine fir rbn b"itimmte
Scnnuna bon BranHD in ieinen Htin
tracr b,in9en IaNen. Ser 9eaempartiae
Miniiter 5eompion HsIlte cine Inter
iu6una asaen ben 3ablmeiiter on. iueiI
e, feline Ncdnungsn nidt einseianet
hattie. Sabsi itslte Td beraus. ea6
Ole @ednuneen nod mobIucrluabrt i'm
SeGer heS 9errn Iobeion pOrgefunorn
murreu. OieB ift iid,er elm Sepcis
urobcr !iiBperwaltung inter benz
fribercn Miniitcr Gobeion.
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!, 0ommerstae, ocn IA. Sunt, 1877.

0cute Dor bunbert SabreR lpuroen
Die Gterne Mnb Streiien BON benz Con
areb oils MationaIst tslnaae Der 3epublit
einaefubrt. @or bieisr 3eit batten
ueridiebene Slaeaen uIs Gmbiem FUR
ole iuuee Station geoi:nt, bod iuar bic
nit brci,cbn Streifen unb benz ct.
Georas Srcu,e Ole sebrauAlidite. lin
in 6itier 8csicbune aud cine nllni o n"
gu ersieleu, beitinmte Der @onareB oaB
Die Streif:n bcibebalten. itatt oes ct
George 6reuses ieoOd Elm Stern fur ie'
ben Staat ins blame Selo aeiebt iueree,
10 Die Stcrnen uno Streifen als Stn'
tionaI. emblem fdaffenb. Scit Der
3eit uurOe tir ieoen neuen staat Elm
mciterer Stern beieefist nnb iebt sob
len mir 3S Seriel6en in benz 9Iorreiden
! Banner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-14

- Gie Seuti6en ser Stabt etew
9orf trnacn su ben idbrli6en Soften
Der ltdbtiiden 8crwaltung, Die id) auf
unaefdbr 80 Miaionen belaufsn.
npiIden ,cbn unS eli MiIlionen, allo
unociahr Elm Srittel bei. sfid)ts oelto
pcniocr tcfnoet Ta) i'll ben iIdotn1en
We,maltunsssmeiacn mic Staotanwalt-
ldait, YoIisci GommiiliOn. Commit
lionen fir 0ffentIide 9lrbeiteu, Grmen'
6 Gommiifonen, inter ben sliieforen,
0Iccilebcamtcn II. (. III. nibt ein
eim,iacr Geutidlcr. go Iobnt Sam
manD 0au !hre aetreuen oeutid)s:
Ncmofrotcn- : oa eisie iino ,ufricSen.
unO ionit 9'bt's ia Hiemcnocn etwa;
an.
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@an hiite ildl bor TaIlaanaeu.
gie 6tk.en linn mic iiter,udert.

Die adten finn ME ilteriudert.
Sebe Shadtel hat einen rctben
Na6sliesel ami rem Iedel nit rcr Sn<
fdrift Or. Mevanc'S geher- 9illcn.
Die G6ten Negane's Eeber@
pilIen baten rie Si9naturrn RON
s. Meeane Glemins SrrS.
auf Rem Tedel.
~ @erlanat tei eursm 0rcsui<
ten rrer Strrebalter, euh rie ddsten
Or. @s9ane's Qeter 9 illen
su seten, prdparirt ron Grtr. 6lrmin9,
pittstureb, ga.
@ertauft bel rclpeftatlen1 rr9uifrn II.
Country Stprehalteru i'm NlIgemcintn.
Gn Tisitnisen. rtltt Or. G. sHseanss gs:
ker.piIlen III reriH&eH wIHiden ieuetn mir per Frn
mad iraene ensm 3hele esr Ser. Ct. sHs Scattsl
Ttaen fur 25 Gents
@ttrdter 5Gemins. TittSbnrsf. ga.
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gtorS0entldeR SloBO,

= "
gtoro0entlden Slogo,
Srounidyweia, sl0OSons, Gapllnbiitid
9tiirubera, 300 Sons Sap S1gcr,
Baltimore, $500 Mepcr
Berlin, 25OO Funbcr
Ohio, 300 Negsi
9eipsis. $500 ~ ~ @nHmnnn,
fabrrn ,tsrImGeig alls IL Gage ;irilhsn Sdls
timcrc uue Bremen une nsbmen Yallasirrr
al billiaitcm Ratsn a1,.-Ier vanrun9Sr1F
rsr TnmpilctiHe lit ,nari6 1eprt rer Nnlti=
mcrcunr &>hp Gilsntabn, wrld)e YaInNlers
rrn unt nnh rentgSclten ~ biuiacrcnpreIirn
teiprpCrt, ais irasnr cine Gilentntn "rn HeT
Yrrf .srr pbiIare:sbia.
9'ei 9lnfunft Der lnmpfibiHc rire eaS Ierct
fir alle nic,t 9lnletelite asiblrlell. 10 edB his
Siumanefrrr nicbt rCr Wefabr auS9clett nm s'n
9Sstrn.crn teibwinrelt 81 rrtrctn, mus I'll an
csren .,afenpldecn leirer 10 rft ecr Jau Ut.
0inmunocrcr ilbcr Saltlmrre hnbcr
Seine llufoHeu fir Sransport ors
8cpdfes.
9Nit OnmpfidiHcn ccs 9forobentihcn
/ 9Iono murben bis Gnbc 1874, 54O,t
Ycricnen bef0rNert.
@dhrcno DER 9Hintermonntc iucrNtr
feline Goiiitten'Ydiiaaiere anaenommen
gEeacn wsiterer Ausfunft wcnre man lt al
u. Sbuhmacbcr s Sp.
no 5 Suo &up Ctr.
Baltimore, @ff
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Die Gpmrtpme Res 2eterieieens finh itnbebaaeR,
uni S&mer,en tn her Se,te 1Gituuter II ner S6mers
in ter S6uttsr uRb pire NIT &beamatiemus cers
re6IeIt. Der Nassn III nit apretiiperInit une
le6eleit afieirt, bic Ginsemeiee ne meta rertrptt,
mlItunter mt DurGfau atpe6ielne. Der 2rrf tR
ron SnmerSeH sepIast, une rcn enmrtsu, f1reren
GmrF;afunaen 5eimaeiudbt; ein ketsutenfer EeEIus
Res shAhtnieS ftst ii ein, rertunten nit Ter suAs
Ieuecn 0ctttnuns eras gaiGtses, has bate tetcrst
pereeH irGsn. rerseiien 50 hafsn. SauFses
aeidblaaenbeit aRitunter besleiteu riele, tu ans
seren Soften ater nur wenise eieier Srmptcme ete
Grantbeit, aber bic Gel III semeiulid eas Organ
reId,es bauptiadlid Der @runs hes eekens if.
gSarnnns.
saufet feine TuIrer, cher rrdparirten SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR her nicbt in uuiern eisensn
Lbcararbirten umi6Iaaen, nit unrerlester eaIeeles
marie, StempeI unb ilnteri6rtften. rertauft ptre.
Rein aneerrr artiiel iit ddbt.
J,H, ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga. and PhiIadelphia-
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Nllilliiter %.

,Sd SAFE ben REGULATOR IN meinsr Samilie
ra5rtnh her lsktea fietensebn Sabre sebrau3t. SO
Tam tsn Ger 9Selt NIT satfm Geriiftn as he bese
geeisiu fur isue Slae scn araatbeiten, reIe sr gu
beiIen persiebt. empfebleH.@- 8. s. aBispsu,
EraIiesnt fer Gits Bont.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR hat I'D aIs
eiue quite unb rirfIame Tesisin berabrt. - 6. q.
RutttHs, Drussif.
sg3ir fiae NIT Gr. etmmrns' 2stsr GseistH fsit
Iauser aIS StpanIs SasreE ttfaunt, unh rsu eab PC
has bette 9tter. 3ssrIrmit.eI is, fas heui Suel,snm
anssbsten rirh. .A-@. q. 8ssa unh 8. g. eron,
ReIefpufaine. Ga.
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Z. 2lnhnae.

Sthma6s,ultGucs @eIhlc6ts-Sranf-
heiten, 6ineerpife ;ur Gbs! llnfrndttnr
felt. Dtauutarteit! Srnnolidbc u.
ibnelle umo iibere Oeilmne
febaneelt
OnS aUlbene 2Smcb fir 2lne
flar uue perlidnblit III beutl6er Nab
cnaliIdsr (Srrdde. gSirb fcr9fdm
psriieaelt asaen GinirneuRs ron 25 Cts.
rrer eeren gStrtb in Icif-Stamps, pCrs
tctri serlahbt. slcreiiire Oentlde
oeilanifa.t, 521 pineSTeet ST. LOUIS
MO-
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Manhood, How Lost, How Restored
EGzIl
sKS-eHssW

Just published, a neto edition Of DIR. CuI.
yerweIl'sCelebr Essay on The
radical cure rithout medicine Of Spe7HnGtOTs
rJ.oea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, ImpOlencg, Mental and
Physieal Iacapocity, Inapediments TO- Marriage
etc. also Consumption, E1'tlepsy and Fifs.
induced By self-itdulgeace Of serttat ertrGcGg'
dnce, dc.
EA Price. ia sealed encel1pe, only siT
cents.
Tie celebrated autb,,, is tbs ddh''trG6te
Essay, clearly demonstrates, .f1'one natTty
pears' s's,sccessfm practice, 9sGt TIE GIGrnssag
consequences of self-aduse may be radscd4g
cured soitaOut The dangerous use cf internal
medicine or tie application Of the Knife
Dointiuq ont a mode Of euro at once simple,
certaiq. and ebeetlOi By means Of ac]tsch erery
| sarfirer. no matter sclSGt has condition may
eiye himself cheaply priratety, and Radically.
eB- This Lecture should be tn the hands o.
ere7v gouh and eUery man IN Tie land.
Sett, under seal, tn a PLAIN enreI0pe, to a1lg
address, postpaid on receipt Of sic cents, OF
| tseo COST stamps.
| Address the Publishers,
| F. BRUGMANN & son,
II Ana 81, Neso York, Post Boz 1856
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gu 0as reiienec Sublifnm

Sceer, tcr tas aIte Taterlanr telu6tn ceer
Ierpanrr auS Z Icutihlane frmmen ldNen mill
IrlIte 5ahrtlletS iiter Saltimrre irlem.
Tie rradtrrllen neutu 1ampitr eeS
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Ghsnbtone einer franfen Qeber.

Gsmptome eiaer franfen 4eber.
Q6mer;en in rer re1ten Seite, unters
o. balt rer 8irrsn, um ic erSeer
teim Trud; mitunter 1T rer S6mers
in rer linten Seite; rrr Sranfe lam
faum auf rer linten Ssite liesen;
SITTER irirr fer Shmer, unter rem
S6ultertlatt aefiihlt, unn rttnt f6
t1ufis tis CUR ShulterhTte aus, mnc
rirp mitunter fur SthcumatismuS I'M
9lrm rerfannt. Ter Mtaaen lcirct al
Appetitlriisfeit unr llstrltcit; rie Gin<
eereire iinb allaemrin rerltrpft. mand,=
NAL te6ielnr nit 9Ibiiihrcn rer &rrf
1T leirenr uup nit rumrfrm, l6irercm
S6mers i'm Sintertcrf tsIiitiat. 0'es
nGtnli6. rriitirt audi 0era6tnie=
I6ra6he, teslcitet npn reinlidsm o'e=
fiibl, alS iei ct,ras unterlaIen, waS
bate gotham rerren irlen. Gin leidttcr
trcdner !6ulten III mituntsr I'M 0'r<
felse. Ter @atisnt flagt iitsr &attig=
feit unb Shrdde; or crIdridt lcidt,
feline fiife lint falt rtcr trcnncrc, nnc
CT flaat iitfr rridclnrtS G'siiibl in rcr
Saut; iein Gemiitt 1T nierer9cidla>
gen. unb rtwrbl elautenr, rae tSrz
rerli1e 8sregun9 itm mrtlthun
rarte, fam or rrG faum &rnft eenns
iammrln, eS ;u reriuden. Gr mib-
traut in 9Gabrbeit jcrem !eeiluiittel.
&erl6iersne rielcr 9enanntcn Srmp~
trme te9leittn ric &ranttcit, rrd Fat
|. eS Sale se9etcn, no meniac rerislten
eriltirten,6 jerp rie llntcrludnnA RCD
&Drpcrs nad rem ! rre tenicS. rap ris
Xeter in grSbter ltnrrrnun9 mar.
&alteS 6ieter.
Or. &e2anc's 2eter< 9il'
Ienin Jallcn ppn faltcm 6irs
Ser, nit Suinin ernrmmsn, crseussn
bic telten GrIplsc. IS 9iett fcin beile'
res Yur9irmittrl srr unc mad rem Gin
nehmen rpn Suinin. 9Sir rathen atter
nit ritler &ranttsit Sctafteten, ren'
lelten sinen unpartsiii6en Ser
fu6 ;u setrdtren.
Sti alien tiliGen llncrrnungen nnl
ais einfa6es Yurgirmittel nnrer9leih
lid.
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Omtc Oclcoeml,cit

Das iebr aiinifis eeIeaene unb boil
fommen eineerid,tete, friibsr BON Der
Sirma @obel uno &&Iomana aennbte
Storehaus in Morrifon, 1T bilIig AL
berlnietben. Sn oemielben mur6e felt
Sabren eim tiidtiser Store eebolten
stdber nadiufroaen bel
GIis. g dloma ann.
aominiitratrir.
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Sobbins' Star@ YOliid !

Gine arpfe GrffmSnma,
wo6urd es ieber 9ouSfrau maaIi6 pirh.
ibrer gSalde ieneu aldn3enben S9ein
III aeben, pelfer oieielbe 10 febr iiert,
Man ipart oamit 3eit uno @rbeit beim
giaeIn, mas mebr wertb 1T als Der ae'
,oblte 9reis. gu baben bel allen
Grocers, ODER auf Ginienouns bon 70
@ts brett su be;ieben bon
Dobbins, Bro. & Co.,
$50, 13, a. Ctr, 8bilabeIpbia, Ya.
, 1877-03-18
SUBURBAN..


The Rev. +. 6. Thcarle having comfortably
settled himself In his new house on Sixtieth
street, LIS friends, mostly members OF the BaT-
tist Church, concluded to give him house.
warming. The event canc off Monday evening.
Mr. Thearlc, who is always foremost in his en-
tlcayors to entertain others, had to submit to
being entertained himself this time. Mrs H. P.
Goolall read Numerous original poem. Miss El-
IiccDauaw rccitcd chapter ofmodcrn chronicles.
Mrs. D. Z. Wood read an impromptu poem.
The church choir rendered some fine selections
Of music. A bountiful supper was served, the
yiands being contributed BY the guests. There
were present Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Shandrcws,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira ]. Nichols, Afr. anti Mrs. 1shi
Smith, Mr. aud Mrs. c. II, Knights, Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett, Mr., and
Mrs. G. F. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs II. P. Goolal1,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. barrow, Mr.. and Mrs. e. W.
Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
" II. Willis, the Misses Louise Quackcnhusll,
Ncttic Smith, Marian Carr, Hattie fisher, Mary
Sl,audrcw, Ncttic Baker, Annie Bartlett Mabel,
Julia, and Eldice Danow, 1moscne Nichols,
Jennie and Dora Thcarlc, Mrs: Hall. Mrs. Dorm,
Ar GREGORY Msss,s @ A. n fNstee5 ?sy Bar
a. Fisher, J. G. Deniso1, S Maynard, Will
Sl,an.lrcw, W. Baker, Frank Dorm, q. ", Mur-
ray, air. Douglas. +. Hanscl, E. Nichols, George
Watcshousc.
Last Thursday evening the Misses Mary and
Allie Donncl entertained few OF their friends
ut the residence Of their father. Among those
present were Misses Clara Brown, Mary and Bell
McEllowncy, Georgia Jewett, Sarah McCnrdy,
and Emma Goss; Messrs. L. Bmll, r. Middle
Foster, F. Brown, and Whitnarl. The evening
was pleasantly spent with dancing and various
games.
, 1877-03-18

box and basket. took possession OF tic house
and ]asscl very pleasant evening ~: lot
lowing were among the party; ar; r. anu Wo~sE1 M&1
Alr. and Mrs. ]. SlrCully, Mrs. Dexter Goldman,
Mrs, r, n. Fcn11cr, Mr. and Mrs. Ell Phillips,
Airs i: f. Pond. MIR. and Mrs: J. F. stcyens,
Mr; and Mrs J. r. PFha the Misses sisv Mary a,1y
na s1 S 2.sa ra'p; ssa the zse ases scowre saS nS
Miss isola Millurr, Miss Areyia Mccucn, Misses
Emma and Mary Mcdonald, Misses Anna aiitl
Lille Goldman, Miss Cora Alltng, Miss Lcssic
Irilhan,, Miss Nellie RYAN, Miss Hattie wong g
Benjamin, George Wheaton, DR.. }. H. Nc
Donald, DR.. Montgomery, J: johnson, Charles
Allng, Charles Dodge, Alr. Stewart, E. F; Dex-
ter, Mr. Boucher. Cyrus Boomer, Master George
Fenner, Master Dcnnis Graham.
Potter Palmer, Esq, and family left for
Colorado Thursday.
Miss Annie Hollis, Of Boston, is visiting Mrs.
Edward Bennett, OF No, :a,220 Dearborn avenue.
,rr. and Mrs. u. F. S. Sartoris, with Lieut..
Fred Grant and wife, will visit this city shortly.
Miss Fannie Menarli, OF Spring Lake, Mich,
is the guest Of Mrs. l.. D. Cone, No. 9l3 Michi-
ran avenue.
Miss Florence Griswold, daughter Of cx-Gov.
Griswold, Of Lyme, Conn.,, is visiting Miss ran
nic Lane, No. 145 Michigan avenue.
The Rev. Df. r. II. Gray and wife, nee Car
ter, Of til: North Baptist Church, Washington,
y. e., are in the city, on their way to tic IA
ciic coast.
It looks as II Mr.. John 4. Hands benefit will
be huge success. The Committee in charge
arc among the best socetyladics in the city, and
they will not bc content with anything less than
brilliant affair. The orchestra on the occasion
will be extraordinary, comprising six trst amt
four second violns, three yiolas, two ylolonccl-
los, and two double bass viols, besides other
necessary Instruments.
MINOR NOTES.
Miss Emma Einstcin, OF No. 64 Prairie ave
nuc, gave reception Saturday evening last in
honor nj her friend, Miss Emma Arnold, or
New York, who is visiting her.
Tile friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Austin CruVer
gathered at their residence, No. 6G6 Fulton
street, Wednesday evening, oil tue occasion ol
their tin wedding, and gave them surprise.
Tie rccitations by Mrs. Laura E. Dainty that
were to have been given Tuesday, the :0th, for
the hcnclt Of the Ladies' Benevolent Society OF
ington and Paulina streets, have been postponed
till Tuesday evening, the 9th.
, 1877-03-18


BuTCHERED TO MAKE SHOW.
spec.a, Correspondence o5 Tne Tribune.
PARIS March 3-Those who have witnessed
+no colctr,tct, NAV of .tFromont Jeune and
.ns ee'eo a'~1 :, P'"' 49, .S.a1o.;a1
haster fNne, OF pe1useo 'os ''"usis'a"n
under the title OF its heroine, Siao7tie
will remember the sign OF the lime.
T.koheyIe. on the door OF their chamber in
1!'e in'u sso' ~ ~ .s s-a~.u,I
states ttat Mlthln taat toou' ate p'cpa.c"
~ 'Oiseaux ct 3louches pour Nodes" As the
door opens, two women arc seen sitting at a
+,h,a onntove,1 in nne of those fancy trades so
tAo'e .,hs, f,~.;s., ,,,o,,;s+as vii,
co"non ne'e' a''o "nleA tu1"'su .uoos 1'., w.
many articles known Is "specaltes DC far1s."
Two long boxes have Just been opened BY the
Bnaes. D1obeie wherein hundreds OF little birds
49,, ,,ro.e.d ,,,,,,rt1v +oort,,-r with optsnrc,d
wlnSs' anu WHICH .ASe oee" sonelEneu w 'ue.u
for arrangement by faflslan mefcnant' VINO
received them from the Antilles. The gorgeous
n1umoec is by them smoothed the cycless cayi-
.:.s -.,,o.,j with ;ovo,s ,,d the WINGS mr.
'4e9 49,. 49,, 49,. .ha=,. -,
ranged 10 tahe t'1e1e ulsnt A1ou. 1ne so"os ~
misery and prtvat1on into the fashionable world.
hundreds OF homes In Paris are coun:erparts OF
that so graphically described By NJ Apl,onsc
n,,,,.+ +, ~, -,r.rt nl,v and nothfnt, r..frc,s
a'. sarora1v m thr cr,;r,tv of Fashion than
nlo's 90. na,'1S w. ~ ~. ,,nr ,,n-1,rc IT va
et, E1de e ,rnfnsclv crnossi ~ view tn tl,rsf.
h;sIroi t,s..e 1.to1 ahodes e p'' ~~~~
uis1na' ''1"s . 1opv,ox np.nry
..,.,, .x>,,o,eo5 - nne ~ 10 n,os+ r,r,,r;rcnt
teitts h'a =; p,,i,at1a a. nalc,e rren. fes1nnned
,, pa,,s st.c ~ ,;m. wh;fst hern and tlere amst
thsaa faathers ri creamy ,Th;te canarv-hirds
s em.ss ae ~ r;c,,cs+ hn.s Ono s,,rr,o,,nfcd rho
~efe seen ,,'nm ol in e ~ c, III ioo,,s ~ tn1uos
colu, e, ,,aa,,a and 9nother m r,ninS .hc ,nnvrn-
s1 anu ,nIs,,nat an The eft s;lc e thc cors,er
,1. ton;a uo4f b.rateor, ,.,1, ,,.,as.,d a H.
r,eM, nc-I:ss thu frnot infnrt1,nat,lv the
naliy aesoss tne i,,i :; ;u''as, IL ~.
plu'haSS oa sts .t6 h o a, Is ,h,,CI' .n.M,
VII! Win i fs ',e ~ ~ a.' sai ad',1. t',
WI Fceo ti,. .on. ,,s Ts t .ss;st n,n,io,, t,.t
pampeIs VANITY IN q noyei 1ortn- me er1scl
1act, tlla1 ratufes loVelless ollou, Inc hunl-
m1ng-o.1u' mas nearly occane aa, ca1"s., Is
, 1877-03-18
THE GAMEOF CHESS

CHESS D1nEcronY. Chicago Chess Club, Nos. e3
and 65 Washington street; open from 0 H. m. to
1op. N. Chess players meet daily at the fremont
House {Exchangc) and the Sherman House {Basc-
mcnt). =.
All communications fntcnded forthis department
should be addressed to TEE TRIBUNE, aud indossed
sChess." :.':..'+-
, 1877-03-18

And draw wa% agreed mon. %
{a) 1t takes T il better.
tb) a poor move II to X ~, followed by E to
r sq, would free I;lack's game.
fcI White presses his advantage with great en-
ergy.
as Lost. .....,
lei White now makes somc very weak moves.
which cau only be accounted for by the csrcuhi-
STANCE that ut the 9th move UiacK declared his
game lost X takes X, followed ty z to 81 en-.
would force the game in few moves
IL Black could mo-" via the gnn1c, ons "as on,y
L9hE1x E0A1yetS.
, 1877-03-18

Among those present were Mr. aud Mrs. Russ,
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
White, Mr.. and Mrs. T. White, Mr.: and Mrs.
DR.. Newman, Mr: and ~ Mrs: Parker, Miss Mertic
Miss Hecock, Miss Ettic Hudson, Miss Sadie
Haskcll, Miss Hairless, Miss Anna Hudson, Miss
King, Hiss Levy, Miss Anderson, Miss Alice
Hudson, Miss Lyon; Messrs. Stevenson, Dunklc,
Ferris, Grcyson, Fry, Lyon, Russ, Sward, Boyor,
Thompson. Vsecland, Frcar, Ward, Chngman,
aud nf'ers.
, 1877-03-18
hue and shade Ia which tho iaune raw is dtscov-
FOoTDRE5sING.

hue and shade IN which tho iaunc raw is dtscov-
erabte.
For the street, for wear at the present, the
Polish buttoned boot is the only shoe OF special
consideration. Later, ties Will come IN as a
stockings. The sole Of the boot is broad; the
toe r,und, almost pointed; and, despite allargu-
ment against 1t, the French heel IS Insisted on
BY leaders Of fashion. From the Centennial
slipper, with Its large bow and buckle. g9w
slipper with an additional strap, trimmed with
a bow and buckle; and from this, there is a very
stylish shoe, with four straps trimmed with
bows and buckles. This is the slipper q Ia
-uot'ere, and an elegant creation Of the shoe
maker. For the evening toilette, ladies have
with, the color Of the dress; or wear white satin
slippers, with scarlet, cerise rose, blue, or Nile
green silk stockings.
NEW IDEA IN GLOVES.
The special novelty In gloves is the outgrowth
Of model which has been recently patented,
and for evening wear bids fair to supersede ali
Others It is made without the slit in the palm
Of the hand. and is buttoncd on the outer side,
from the seam which usually occurs there. 1t
is an improvement on theoid style, inasmucha as
the glove is relieved Of the gap which greatly
flisigurcs tho ftof the glove, particularly on
plump hand. This sidc-buttoned gloves comes
with from four to ten buttons In color, gloves
forstreut wear correspond with the colors fashion,
able III dress goods appearngin the blues, greens,
and browns Of the sllkcn and woolcn SUITS,
prune, plum, and the usual wood and neutral
tints, with paper color, the French and pearl
grays In different shades, and several shades OF
dark ccru. For cyening wear, there is an inclf
nation to return TO the old love for white
tint in whica, there is 4 soupcon OF 1aune: and
pcach-blow, hcsh-color, creaul-Wllite, delicate
pearl. lavender lilac, snow-biue, Nile-grecn, and
tho delicate neutral and ecru ttnts arc all worn
, 1877-03-18

1860 Wilcox avenue, was surprised w lcI soitt1s.
friends last "Wednesday evening, it being hcr
sixteenth, birthday. There were about twenty
nrcscnt, and all entered into the spirit OF tue
hour with will. Among those present were
Miss Lizzie Weston, Miss Florence Matthews,
Miss Bertha farSon Mss Ga,re N9Tho e!;ss M,is ;11s
Couc. Miss Ella Gibbs, Miss Minnie AIson, aud
Mcssrs. pavson. Spencer, Furncy. Matthews,
Carroll, Harrison, DyElond, Carter, and Clancy,
Jones.
4 few Of the intimate friends OF Miss Kittte
Bingham gave her 4 surprise THURSDAY evening
The paytv was gotten up in houor Of her birth
tlay. Among those present were. the Misses
Eittic Bingham, Rose Conlcy, Mary Natyis,
Sarah Natvig, Annie Cole, Mary baser: nae
Inhnston. Norah Keller, Kate Conway, Sarah
Cnnncrs. and Miss Stewart. Among the gentle
men present were A1css1s: Ashton, brown, Mc-
Aulcy, Smith, Bingham, Delayen, Crowturst'
Parsons, Trisss, Blackburn, b. nuson' ti;a9e oaAes'
Winning, Croxon, Fosarty, and Others
Monday evening large number Of laaes ana
chcstra, surprised Mr.. and Mrs George Z. h1ne
~ thar residence, No 92s West Monroe street.
4n1ore those present were alr. and alrs. ~; ~.
Spau1ding, Miss Louie Mor:ot, Mss Ma! lop-
ni;ss Fila Wilkinson, Miss Daisy Sloan, Hiss
Tellie Dane, Miss Stella Corby. Miss Nora
rons- the Misses Elu.ua and .Addic Vaughan,
Miss May Pratt Miss InsIes Mis- i;!a ,ia i3 D3ay,
Miss Ella Castle. Miss Lille PhillpT Mss wary vary
Kin 1 Ill., B. A. King, i. D. Watson, G. H. noadey;,
San, Clover. sam Adams. Fred Smith, +. W;
Griftin. Eth % Percy King. Fred Cheniworth Alfred
and Charles Chandler, 4: D. algLe2n' =. =.
Miller, H. Mihey, H. A. Crumo, W. L. nnoo-
son. and Others.
a surprise party was given to Mf; anu .t1sf ~
Omaha, % At 1850 Wabash avenue, Thursday even, zen;
Inc. The party numbered about itty ladies 4aa and
rcntlemen. accompanied BY musicians and with