, 1877-09-30

to prove 1t didn't. II go and say lost It, hi
| may think it isn't SO, but that gobbled it." L
/ cold sweat broke out all over him at Tx
| thought. and his feelings were SO worked upoi
that at last he went and gave bis friend Sl0 ou
| OF his own pocket, and said, 81 Well, old fellow
| she won.' hut when his friend wanted him tt
play some more for him be said be had come tt
the conclusion that gambling was immoral.
The Illinois Humane Society has issued cal
| to the leading Humane Societies OF the countr1
for convention TO be held at Cleveland on t;lt
9th OF October. At this gathering it is proposed
to consider The question of the n1:iltreatInCnt "'
! animals in trans, between the East anu west
| Humaue societies are urged to send representa-
tives, as it is intended to invoke Legislative
| action in this direction, SO important to botE
producers and consumers, as well us to the cat
tic that are compelled TO suffer. the barbaroll!
| treatment that is often So Wantonlv inflicted
upon them. Tie call is signed by Mr. John u.
| Shorta1l, President Of the Illinois Humane So
cicty.
A young woman on West Adams street read
| some time ago Of the cutting courtesy with
! which DUCHESS once silenced presunaptions
youth who was about to light cigar in her
augus. gresense :. Is smoking 4'sasreea1,e IT. to
sir; no one has ever smoked in my presence n
answered the naughty dame " That''l be a
bully good thing to say some day." said the
young woman to herself, and last week she got
chance to ring it in on a gentleman who said
tasteful to your II do not know she said,
with ineffable stateliness, 'no one ever asked
me before"
1t is to be regretted that our Government did
not accept the invitation from Franre to parf1ei
pate IN the great Exposition at Paris next May.
No commission has Of course peeh appolnleu;;
and comparatively little spare has been allotted
to this country under the circumstances.
Through the efforts OF A{r. Coudcrt, counsel to
the French Consulate in Chicago, his Govern,
ment has consented to acStpt apptcatlons anu
grant space, power, etc: through the American
Legation. Parties desiring to exhibit will thus
be enabled to 20 ahead and obtain fael'lt ties With
out waiting for the creation OF al A!nsfsean
Commission. Mr.. l.. Il. Flcrshcim, Of No dG
State street. is prepared to 1urnlsh 1ull ln1orh2
ton regarding the Exposition.
f, l.. Brand, the photographer, l1as returned
after three-months' sojuuru anlo'g tic White
Mountains.
The celebrated prima donna Nine. Marie Sal
votti will sing this morning at 1895 o'clock ut
St. Patrick's Church.
Capt. Charles 4. Coolidge, Seventh Infantry,
U. S. A., arrived at the Sherman House yester-
day from Montana. Capt Coulidgc bears three
wounds received i'll Gen. Gibbons herolc Indian
fight last August.
The Rev. 7. Bowman Stephenson, OF London,
one Of the foremost Sunday-school workers Of
England, and also famous p}lilanthropist anu
singer Of sacred solos, Is to visit lineage cary
m O<soDer; a. cnau.auaua anu ''e e,o ounua.
ade deen ns Hi is
rcsentatiye OF the most progressive element Of
England.
AVERY MOORE.
The negotiations Of the defaulting Avery
Moore. Supervisor Of West Chivago, to compro-
mise for his steal having proved unsatisfactory,
the town authorities Saturday began suit on
Moorc's official bond against himself aud his
bondsmen,, Clark Llpe. H. u. H!'t. JOIN ~ Is,
Wheeler, and Ehen +. kunyan, claiming SS.''eo
damages The delalcation vas about $S,@oo'
THE COAL TRADE
The Chicaso Coal Exchange was to hare held |
4 regular monthly meeting 1T ! o'clock yestcr-
lay afternoon in its rooms in the Merchants !
Block. northwest corner OF LaSa1le and Wash |
nrton streets. Somehow or other thr attend
me was ycry lieht, and by 80 o'clock there |
yas mi even a 0uoruu, present The trouble |
Gems tn lie that the members take hut little |
interest in the Exchange. and Yesterday showed |
,nly s35 in the treasury. Members fail to pay |
he;r d,as and +1s 1ack of artenti,,n is likely RI
ea,1 to dirc res,,its as hills ARE acc,,mnlaiinr
M mist he n,;1 ard unless 1hey are~ The elr- (
mt and corfortahle furnishing OF til. rooms |
: Ttcjv II he nornred ,1non and sold.
~ foea1h E;-1I,nI - uos IN bis ,,Iar.c as Sa'raf
ar+ F,nr,har ~ t;i,s wcra a,',iitnfT h,,t os
49, a. "a ~ 49, f111,. ,r;th with ~ most tnn
niass " ~ w man'h.rs :. ,nnr :, IN ther wers |
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THE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
Chicago issues It's prospectus lor Inc season
ISIS aud enters upon the NTH year OF ITS
ttlcla1 existence. INC OBJECTS ol the society
re thus briefly stated in the prospectus: IN
rgauizing thls society, ITS 1oundcrs u sired to
ring tosether fhlnklng men anu women ioI
heir lntellcctual improvement; 70 nrosluc lor
hem place where questions pertaining 70 hu-
nan welfare might DC discussed Win absolute
Fcedorn' to develop accurate. Impartial, aud
oocr.1nlndco ways o. 1hlnhHS NJ ahe persons
no should taSc ,ass III the Inc exercises; ere ana 10
ncoaraee anu lostcr q USE TOT pnllosopns,
neaning thcreps know!eose oi tnlnss IN rle
'ocicty founded with the anoSe AIMS III view,
nd having lor It's motto, "hat IS 1fue:' HAS
'een uniformly act1Vc anu suce esslul since It's
ormatioi'.
Weekly 4ectnTes are oenFefcu oeioFc the
soe1cty l1olu ucl9oei ~ taas' .oeeene' WI
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'ecie.l' ~ ,.Gn " ~. g., ".'iIn i; tne
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