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, 1877-07-22

c,ndea Tha AGO. - ~. t>,,.,,,,,+ ,,,,s that of
Pat1s n,ror nc nuf ho a. ';ts s1,adn ~
hedoonms 1iraI ~ w. s"csr;tx md snareness nf
fnrnftmre the cc,l of - 1onssterv ~ Rrvnnd tbe
etrict necassarins ~ 1;to PIX, s ~ tha th
<.anrsaae .'I"s"a. Ua 'es @ m.u aS ~ & sue
@or,, r,,t ut ~ ~ aa s,o
Is nj caI.nlste - mroenn ~ nna ~ a~c"sstEa
dr;nkinr. natiye VIM wh;ch nj, % sn w ..11sated
naiate can dn1r snnrrci.te and rati III ~ n,sstic
native snir1t whfch ia reneTa1lp i3rsn1r hefor1,
t3t;ns ~ ~ ren;ier the siinner o,,ts s,,nert1,.
ons, Rch;n5 the hotal Is gar.en whare
flowers md Kitchen stuffs erow t11eliscriminate-
~. and at the further extTenItv' is mvste.
, 1877-07-22

investment class Of stocks arc again higher in
the absence Of the abundance Of unemployed
money. The announcement. that $6s,03o,0o0
had been subscribed to the United States 4 per
cent loan was received with surprise, and the
ncr cents hare given way. The subscriptions IN
F,uronc are comparatively triaing. There is
4 SPECIAL REASON - .~.
wby this stock should have been bought in
America and not here, which is, that the issue
price here is trile above par, and buyers at
mar IN America would hare. male profit by
selling at higher equivalent in London; but at
present this is no market for. any such
operations. Money is very cheap, and
notwithstanding the. French and Amer
ican exchange are almost low
enough to attract gold from here, the discount
market must still be called heavy. The syn
diratc decline to give the amount Of subscrtr-
tious tu the United States 4per cent loan. It
is reportcd on the Stuck Exchange that over
$4,000, 600 have been taken, and good authori-
tics believe that this is near the market
, 1877-07-22

Evangelist Moody has promised to preach
ut ltinRtlalc, n. H., to-day.
The Philadelphia 7Iancs snys it is " about
The <urctess thing ia life to he member OF the
New York Sen4tr aud attend the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1t Sas2tora-
Verestchaguine, the Russian artist. whose
adventure in a torpedo launch OF the nannoe has
bern deacrhed tn TnE TRIBUNE, is rapidly recos-
et1nS frou bis wounds.
Joaquin Miller is making q summer resort
Of Boston. and supervising the psoof-sheetA OF
VOTE Snfng through the printers bands, TO DC pup
hshed By Roberts Brothers.
Thu Duke Of Ed,nburg had clandestlne
meeting with young Itn1an lady at Nice rccentiy
aud camc near having nuother with her father who
proposed to enlivcn proceedings with pistols Tic
aaais was hashrd up.
Susan r. Anthony has prepared a lecture
on the eubjcct Of '+Thc Homes Of Unmarried
women" Ars. Elizabeth Cady Stanton has 1"cl'e
1eelaFes- and will accept engagements fos aFe
months Of The seasou.
Hefnre leaving for Europe, Mr. Haskell, OF
.oe Boston Herald. left instructions to boston
Af1'tutahn to send five puor children and teeis
mothers to his beautiful place a. Auoufndale eaca
secH 1oF aHeck's enjoyment.
1he Hon. James W. Patterson ex-Un1tcu
ssstcs Seuzso. from New Hampshire and Professor
IN Dartmouth College, will lecture West next sea
eon 1or Inc dsst t1r,e. lie used TO b. famous I'll
e"aacc11on with Credit Mobi1acr.
1t Is reported from London that scandal
supposed to hare been ctfectually suoihercd is 10
~ 1es1scd By suit for divorce. the ufo!ecotof
oans the Earl Of Aylesford ana the correspondents
we Countess OF Aylesford and the Marquis OF
Gaandford
The Nation says: s'Mr. Wards bust OF
"1asm Gilmore Simms has been ready for delivery
.et whole Year, but etill remains only bali PAID
,of. Fifteen hundred Collars nsc needed to re-
esen It und provide for the setting up. and the
xtces Association Of Soatl, Carolina Is endea'of-
Ing q tasse this su1a.''
HaFzfe!ds Numismntic Circular for Jn'y
eoafafns an interesting statement concerning TWO
ee.ns m'n1ea by the City Of FransfoEt-on-tne-
.aata. One Of these is single thaer on wn1en
neanpcd female hrurc said to be the portrait o'
Fanny ]aaaaschek+ the actress; and the othes :
uaan'e "thsler, supposed TO beara portrait o.
'ae fn'stscss Of Won HotaachtId. The writer o.
, 1877-07-22
ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.

New ToRk, July 2l.-The Royal Canadian
Insurance Company Of Montreal has been re-
instated to transact business in this State. On
ACCOUNT of its large losses in the great fire at
St. John, N. B., the Insurance. Superintendent
ut Albany Suspended the Company at that time
His action for doing SO was severely criticised
By the Eastern press as doing m injustice to the
Company, and being without cause, as its SOL
ycncy and strength could not be questioned.
The cali Of the Directors in making an assess
mcn1 to remedy the impairment has been u1fan-
imously and promptly responded to oy the
shareholders, and its losses in the ST. John fire
arc already nearly ali paid.
, 1877-07-22

Psnlcky is the word to describe the state of
the London eas stock market The discovery
n. The electric candle has carried CONSERVATION
nth tie hearts Of spectators, and in some OF
+he nirhcr-priced stocks tie fall was from e10
TO e1s in couple Of days. London speeutators
eha,,,d take hcart from Messrs. BILLINGS aud
, 1877-07-22

If our New York contemporaries had noses
for news they would Investigate the Clinton
Savings Bank failure ami ascertain whether Mr..
KEur, or any other Director, told his son and
,ti his friends on the eyt OF the suspension that
the hank would close next day, and advised
them to take their money out while 1t WAS called
mi
, 1877-07-22

The Huntsville (Ala.) advocates young man
t,w in the fields " footprints thlrty~four inches
in length and fourteen in breadth, stepping over
teyen rows Of cotton at each stride anu to ae-
count for them had to invent giant twenty
nne teet three inches high and SIX feet eight
inches across the shoulders How much easier
it would have been to tell the truth, and say it
ST. Louis belle taking a rural stroll!
, 1877-07-22
ROME.

TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AMERICA
ROME, July 21.-1t is stated that the Pope,
wishing to place the American church on an
equality with the church in Europe, has express
cd desire that the church In America should
be directly subject to the PontiG, instead OF
being governed through the intermediary OF &
Cardinal prcfcct of the Propaganda. Cardinal
Si1nconi is understood to have taken steps in
this sense. aud Concordats are stated to have
been concluded, and papal Nuncios appointed.
, 1877-07-22

c,cat excitement exists 10 the White Mount
sins of New Hampshire over the discovery o1
geld By man OF the doubtful pane o1 foeG.
Quartz already taken out ot the lode assayed Is
h,rb as $3.50 10 $50 pcs ton; which leads people
TO wonder why FoGG was SO anxious to sell the
1rst in plicl, the vein was discovered.
, 1877-07-22

Rccs Encyclopaedia, forty-hve volumes, CALI
$50; Penny Encyclopaedia, twenty-tnree volumes.
s23; Encyclopedias Britannica, five Volumes al1
there are cut, English edition, new. sss5 me
same, American edition. four Volumes S2o-
Chambers Encyclopaedia, ten Volumes ca'1,
latest. mates and mans, SCI. London illustrated
News, forty volumes, $50. Chapin's, corner Mad
ison and Dearborn streets.
, 1877-07-22

Tie St, Louis papers express surprise at the
ease with which the Chcagoans bore their part
Of fut sor1ow attending The demise OF several
s.. Louis banks; but we can assure the good
ntoo,c beyond the 4'h,g bridge " that the folks
here ,.srd o1 their fiscal troubles with no pleas
, 1877-07-22

TIE EtS3 DVWN-5VFF 1oHVs'
is that set by Charley Baldwin, manager OF the
Chaplin 4 Gore restaurant on Monroe street, 1t IL
not too much to say that, between Charley the
Professor" and 'sJohn,'' in their respective
positions Of caterer cook, and head waiter better
and more satisfactory results are obtained than a.
INV similar establishment in the city.
, 1877-07-22

ABONAFART1ST THRKAT.
PARIS, July 2l.-Thc Gdutots attacks the
French Government for not fulfilling engage
n,cnts towards Bonapurtists. It says the party
ia not willing to be abandoned. The Govern
mcnt must reckon with it,. II not, the Bona
.nartists will remain neutral Until they sec all
onportunity to intervene in the sense OF an ap-
Deal to the people.
, 1877-07-22

II do not t}esire to talk politics" ;" said AIR.
TiLpEx, a the Scytlia moved oil, @'least Of all
to the opposition uc~spaprrs. Ny plan with
them is to punish ti,r.u By NIT reading the1p.'
"a most ptiful EXCUSE for y total lack Of useful
information
, 1877-07-22

pox to ret i'd Of mothers~in-law, present
.'.11osoectiyc, '1 is the problem in Europe De
r sarnrt,1 f explained to his the mechanism OF
1'"a,.ss to necessary pistol, and the dame passed
~ 4-ax tn tell the angels how Eevolve1s are made.
49, ~ ros y1rA11s, Of s[arseiles, when he got
-..ay ~ to marry the Widow BorEHs' daughter,
.e ,s the c5rl to hold her, willie lie sent her into
~ palms of Light to cxpatlatc upon the value
w t,sese: knives IS a medium Of salvation.
n..t y. men are to be hung, and still the problem
T. mt solye1.
, 1877-07-22
DRY GOODS
DOWN 60
Prices S!

During the month Of july we shall close PIT en-
tire stuck Of Spring and Summer Dr5 -e2oos SIT, le,
eurIless Of cost All and everEtody snonio aVais
sss pox 81 fSss It saeh low
nomerahle bargains offered:
Lou pcs elegant and sty'lsn frlnts' oc' "o'@n
80 pcs Black Mohatr Alpacas to be closed out at
15c: We arc the only house in Chicago VINO sgtls H.
Bsck Alpacas at this price; better quaites IN Axe
ptSR9't,H pes Hlack All Wool cashmeres, 20 inches
wide. SO, o5, 70, s5c, and S. worth - per cent
more =, ..,, ca ,= ~ ~ or
: 600 pcs Spring and summer Dress Goods to
be closed out at 5, u :, 10, 32s' 1S' ~ anu 'e'
worth double.
Great reductions In Grenadines. -r m
400 pcs to be closed out at ), 8. 10. 5s, -. @o'
"41 So0 llama Lace sacques and shnwls Al your own
~: - We nov offer nanafactnrer*s stock ct
Linen and Can,bric Suits, bas9nss;; anu ovea- sn-
tations t,n ~ viii convince yon Of the faet:, -,
IT'S Linen Suits, pieces. trimmed with tam-
brio Bands, al ST. so; sold elsewhere tor 81 ";
d:;s9 s59 bas2s:s, 81 ,o4%ee ana Ued,sks ptiss sse
at IS; sold onr week ago ut So.
800 Founrd hasques and nvefsss's .n offe pIait.
500 Basuues and f1yerskirts In Cambrtc and Grass
Cloth al 81; cheap at -. ~. -- 90 .,a
Sc. 50; one half less than the materia! cost ,r
do Ladies' SILK Pa1asols, 75c, 81, s..
$1.5o, SIG; s. end s. g: tor foz%sr price, >i'''
ffN1 Folding Fans to b. clo.ed out at &C. SC. &C,
Sc Sc, t0c, 125xc 15c, 20c, and 25c.
In conc:nsion, We invite every lady ~ eau sna
make personal examination Of these goods
, 1877-07-22
GENERAL.
r--~~r4 11T 1~u-n

LONDON, July 21.-A telegram from the Con-
eu1 at Galatz states that four vessels, contain
fne about go cubic Yards Of stone, hare been
sunk b7 the Russians in the sulina branch OF
the Danube, mile and half below the upper
entrance, About 500 cubic yards additional
stones have been thrown on top OF these yes
sells, aud the depth OF water In the channel re-
duced to four feet.
RESIGNED.
Tus1s, July 21.--The Prime Minister and
Nfinfster of Foreign Affairs have resigned.
THE REPORTED cRuELTlEs.
CoSsrAT11SopLE, July 21--Thc Porte pub
1ishe sa ze port signed at shu1nla By correspond
e,,ts OF leading English. American, and Con-
tinental newspapers, confirming Russian and
Bulgarian crIc]ties.
, 1877-07-22

Several hundred people arc troated every week
with great success for. hay-feVer, colds, aud
rheumatism ut the Palmer House Turkish, Rus
sian, yapor, and Electric baths. Try them. En-
trance 80 Monroe street.
, 1877-07-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

nr. C1essou Pratt, OF zoe State street.
claims the authorship OF the only treatment known
or ever attempted that really cures catarrh. and
certainly his claims arc worthy the attention or
fhner who suffer from that complaint, inasmuca
AZ his references arc among our most esteemed
and we'll known citizens.
, 1877-07-22

4 prominent church member Of Brooklyn was
naf'c administrator OF an estate amounting to
sNo,oJo. That Eas two years ago, ana nov
there arc only s1,40o OF thu estate left. 1t is
likely that the gentleman will be- disciplined oY
hts church for not tatln. the otlter 81, 400.
, 1877-07-22

In the Golden Age of Girlhood
prcserre the beauty Of the teeth with sozodont,
and then. when the rnfr Is si}yereA and the ewes
dim1ped with years. the mouth will etil reveal t"o
differing rows Of unsullicd ivory.
, 1877-07-22
HFffEHT All.

The most chaste and delicate perfumes for the
handkerchief are Or. Prices American Perfumes.
They will delight all who use them.
, 1877-07-22
MUSlC-TEACHERS

aud amateuts will find choice selection OF tho
best editions Of foreign music ut Lewis = Newels,
Wholesale and retail dealers in musical meEchan-
disc l52 State Etrect
, 1877-07-22

TWEED, though perhaps not 80 central anu
important figure in The Ring business as CAR.
LIN O'Ba.sE Bnilsr, Ut Mrs. MuLL1GAn of tlit'
avenue, seems to have had so&ue little SHARE
fn it
, 1877-07-22

For Catarrh and Hay Fever use s!ehers
uncaualed ''Frcuch catarrh Cure Is'aa dadaN ~
samnles free ALL Office 10 State fericg JenefS
, 1877-07-22

ltcns ct news: As u'ans soldiers were sent
to Na1tinsburg as 10 the Indian war. An army
i t-yr On +he Mex1ran frontier to watch hal1
dnzrn cattle-tuteyes, xhiIe the Deadwood coach
h subbed oa1iy.
, 1877-07-22

qhe Chicago papers are not hanScring after news
10y ins ~ ~ Louis bauks as much a. they were
ao'a sen. Their own banks occnpy theis time aud
r ,tlrnt,sn now.-.a- A7ats D<'aocTat.
lust start up little more news about thc
xe4k condition Of a number ol st, LOUIS nanks
,sh,rl, harc not yet failed, and see 1t the Chicago
n.,cTs ~ don't sgo'' Tor it. There is nothing
.,.s,,t me Chicago banks which requires any OF
4bcir time OF attention.
, 1877-07-22

Boz. Of the Milwaukee 5eHttoes!, has Ios1 re-
turned frum his summer vacation. He Is hueh
improved in health, and he says he can go to
work with renewed 'vlgo1 for the remainder o1
The r4y
, 1877-07-22

K-cn.s Custom Shirts Made to o1easure.~---
very best, for 50; no obligation to keep any m o.
KEEPS shirts unless perfectly satisfactory. 1'a
Mnt}jspn-4t
, 1877-07-22

hs srtt1 hnte1 = an austese building, whence COM
fort. not to speak. Of Luxury, is r1&ofouslY e4@
, 1877-07-22

"Tell, how is business since the settlement
al the Presidential question:" asked gcnlic-
nlxh OF Democrat the utl,cr day. - ! am sorry
te sz} 1t Is uuch improved" was the SAL reply
, 1877-07-22
THE RUSSIAN ADV VANCE.
nIrssfAE DEEEAT


LONDON, JULY 2l.-A dispatch from Widdin
saws that Yesterday large Russian force attack
ed the Turks under Osuau Pasha, covering
plsyno. 0srnan Pasha made a successful de-
tense. After i conflict Of ten hours, thczRus-
slams were defeated and retrcated, abandoning
their dead and wounded. The Ottoman loss
was comparatively small.
rOSTOpN BRIDGE.
The third pontoon bridge over the Danube
has been constructed at kahova.
THE N1KoPoL1s GARRISON.
Only 1000 troops were captured at Nlkopo-
lis: the remainder were killed, wounded, or es-
capped.
TURKISH REPORTS.
CoysrAST1HDpLE, July 21.-Osn1an Pasha
telcrraphs the Porte from Plevna, under date
,July 70. as follows: At noon to-day ne com-
mcnccd q desperate engagement, lasting until
evening. We inflicted considerable loss on the
enemy, and forced him to abandon the greater
part Of lis position.
The SECOND dispatch from Osman Pash:, dated
the Goth, says: To-day three strong Russian
rorps attacked our lines, but were routed with
fnnumerabIe killed, and also the loss of three
ammunition wagons, orc train Of artillery, aud
an immense quantity OF arms and equipments.
THE DANUBIAN FoRTREssEs.
VFSvA. July o1-Thc Political Correspondence
RAYS the bombariltnent Of Rnstchuk by the be-
siegcrs under the Czarowitcf will be commenced
without delay. The Ninth Russian Army
Corps is rushing against Widdin, and the heavy
siege train has been sent to the corps IN the
Dobrudscha.
sULE1MAE's ARMY.
ApR1AsorLE, july 2l.-sulciman Pasha land
cd Yesterday at Dcdiagatsch, on the Marmora
Railway to Adrianople. he is expected at
Ka,l1eli-Dourgas tomorrow.
Ycni-Sashza has been burned BY the Bull
garians.
The railway between here aud Buzardjtk is
still intact
SACKED AND BURNED.
CoSsrAxr1SorLE, July 2l.-A telegram from
shunla reports Ill the villages between Rust
chuk and kustcnje evacuated by the Turks as
sacked and burned BY the Dulgarians.
RE1SFoKCED.
BUCHAREST, July 2l.-Thrcc Russian diVis-
ions reinforced the advanced posts near Ycnl
saghra, and after brilliant engagement occu-
med that place. The Grand Duke Nicholas'
position at Tirnova has been rendered secure BY
reinforccments.
, 1877-07-22

IN question: DO not represent the women mentioned.
The alleged Fannie -Jauauschek coin was in circu-
latton before the date at which she claimed it
struck in comnaemoration Of her services at an
amateur performance.
Persons who assert that Chicago is not
summerresort are respectfully referred to the fact
that the city now has possession OF the best dra-
matte organization In the country, the Union
Square company; the best musical combination,
the Thomas orchestra; and the most famons dia-
lectician, the Rev. Joseph Cook.
'Jennie June writes that she is not snt-
isfcd with her trip to Europe, but is hungry for
more. She means to work hatd IND save money in
every possible way, SO that she may sce again the
fields and hed:erows Of England. the flowers aud
sunshine OF gay Ffapcc, the dirk beauty of tho
Scotch lakes, and the emerald grcenness Of
Ireland.
Mayor Prince, of Boston, has received
many letters thanking him for the views he main-
taincd in bis famous interview on the wine ques-
uon with Mrs. Lfvesmore, One Of these letters
was from clerical gentleman, formerly OF Bos~
ton, who closed congFatulatory epistlo With the
words, ~ am inwardly yours, va most suggest
I've declaration
Alta meeting lately held in London, aud
presided over BY the Earl Of shnftesbury. 1t was
stated that in addition to the degrees offered BY the
Universities Of London and Dublin, hospital for
clinical practice had been secured by tho London
School Of Medicine for women. and e., 600 OF the
e. 600 required to carry ont this arrangement were
subscribed On the spot.
The daily po.ers in Ra1eioh. N. G.. keep
N. s,bn,+h d.v ho,x hv ;..n;rr N Sunday mo,n-
nv hnr nj Nond,v thc1r oatsni.hmcnt. being
+,,e at,,s,1 .1o..5 ~, d,v Sunday ar+a- dsnotch
{no ~. r.n.,s c,r1v IN I'm ,norn,ne nut thc3r
reed.r, s.t;ro for chance IN The n,na1 eystcm.
eren .tn;a prcshvt.rian. n,efcrring nancr Monday
morning. which thcv know has been mainly rotten
nm nm Sunday tn tartjne new week Of business
without any da,1y paper.
..,- l,:.,a ..p:narh;a,,
Ia LIS tecenti, ,-puoneneo oet"t
. 80, s,... ,,1t ,o.oa :, 80 +bo3r
whereas al oao'es ar wen peas'u ~ sss ."o1 ~
s'.eh - tsan hs,,a,J tha,r ro,n,., f.ca ~
a,ass T,,o t,rt ' ~ ,1so rcn,rted that whrrc..
e'aes M ss 20 :, ~ ,rt -, tnsna rr,,;ch
sso- 49, hahast .nss +hiaL ~ n h.
-ns3 ~. 49,, ~ hoh,ad ~. r,irror to
10. .,~.I =. ~ @"e e'@~f
...--.
In late London letter III" II. conway says
Il Dr.. Fairfa1 Of Virginia, eleventh Baron OF an
ancient house, were to 30 to England, '|and take
the seat in the House OF Lords which is his DUE
| believe the fuss made over him would become
| chapter in the history OF England. 1t Is under
stood that he declines to come on republican
grounds in which case President Hayes should
, 1877-07-22

HxHpnlcKs has nut hct:. heard from since the
co~srncd Gcr1nau 4t,sct upoa the potato bug
, 1877-07-22
Vigorous Preparations for the Siege
Of Rustchuk and Widdin. -.
Conflicting Reports Of a Heavy
Battle Near P1evno.
Turkish Villages Between Rnst-
chuk and Kustendji
Sacked.
The Sa|ina Mouth OF the Danube
EffectuaIly Blockaded.
ADHIANOP.LE.

a ADliIANOILE
IT'S GEOGRAPHICAL SITUATION AND DEFESsEs.
[By Cable to The Chicago I<ibaae.}
LONDON OFFICE OF TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
SALISBURY STREET, ". C.-u to-night's ad-
vices from Constantinople may be taken un-
reseryedly, the Russians are already at Phil
ippopolis in sufficient force to sweep the rag
tag army Of suleinan Pashs before them.
That Generals troops from Montenegro have
not yet arrived, though be himself is on the
ground trying to infuse discipline into the
LARGE FORCE OF VOLUNTEERS
pouring into Adrianople from the Capital.
The Grand Duke aims to cut OF the Monte
negrin reinforcements. and may engage them
at or near Phihppopolis. Adrianople is COL
nected by rail with the latter place, and is
only 13o miles from Constantinople. Adrian
ople has population of $4,000, which is
half Turks, the rest Bulgarians and Greeks,
who will
JOIN THE INSURGENTS.
The old part Of the city is surrounded BY
walls and contains citadel, but these are
now useless rs defenses, and recently more
,nodern works have been constructed by the
Turks. but these are only of field or pro-
yisional type. The town is overlooked by
heights on every side, aud cannot be held
against artillery.
, 1877-07-22

Drnbar's Bethsedn Water for kidney a11tl
cn1tita. Gale l. Blocki, IS South Clark street.
, 1877-07-22

x.~ thnt ex-Prcsident GRANT Is travelling
~ .ho Continent, the European journals are
npgn ,na r dosn their vArEREAu's "Dictionaire dcs
tsH.., , s,,nnorains,' and, turning to page 79s OF
.oD ~ sdition OF 1908, reading the following:
lne e..xr f111rssKs S.}-Celcbratcd General Of
n.,ted States OF America, born at Point
Inc tnant o site Of Ohio, April q, 1s22. He did
1T displ.y, it is said, IN his childhood the pro-
a a@;ons .cti,itr which be was to manifest later
aE :. t< sid that lis mother, instead OF ULis~
aua ;. .n,nosed to call him USELESS "a" hea
~ ~. ,spposau DE- 1appcer Useless e'est-a~
eo'S ~ ;.xt;a.,>. 1t looks very much as If H. VAR
oa. .r IND attained his biographical sketches OF
ts. ts,s.,;.1,,fshcd Americans from Mr. DANA, Of the
Nex York Sun.
, 1877-07-22

i DESlRADLE POSITION Is OFFERED TO An
EYpERIENCED TRAVELLING SALESMAN

Who Ia uoBted in Farming Tools and acquainted
with tho Hardware Trade Of the West Address,
giving references, salary, aud particulars, 10
Tribune Office.
, 1877-07-22

nb,eno1orical examinations were humousa. ~
no. nurriedly interrupted Timothy Ilteomo' no
hurnbur IN it. nr at least in hiu, Iot ne Is 1@t, "
s;n-ular peuetration. He had no sooac1 'n'u n'e
hauls on 1ny head than he sssd; S'e. sou ate "
man OF excessive modestT "ohoc1'ut Ani"s'
rhrcuology," Oucc, after an fntefsie" VIVA ~,
nortcr cruelty given to qu1zzin' t"e aeA'5"~
xt''',n. hr,,e for,b to a friend: 'Curious how
,o ro,n,ctrd witt, the press learns to rcao chae
.,,ar ;.n't i:s Now l had never seen tnat young
,-n hefprc and he had read vcrS fe" Of ny so7hs'
int t,c said to 1ue frankly, Doctor tnefe - on'J
onc weak t,oinr in your charactcf' 5ou a'e wv
modest; YOU don't ASSET yonfsch cnousu' .ou
Rave mt sufficient consciousness anu eonsiet'on
of vour sa,cnt-' lie is young man ol great aeu'
men and Culture"
f!o,,n. the initials of him " c.. the man.
accr Of the New York AquAriuna and n'an5 o.ne. ao
nlaccs of amusement, in the summer " 10oS
th,ught that it would be Il notable eu"'aseu. -
take a wax-work show illustrating toe asass'ua-
tiou Of Lincoln down to South amef4ca' a~S ~.
;ncl, he set out and exhibited. but the people ~
son1}, America were lancntahy lacking IN apPse-
,,,;on IF art or familiarity with AmeF1can haslos'
and III, show rot into very shallow "atef' 'han,'
o+c r;uht the stern landlord levied upon Inc oaS
race OF the troupe. and not only upon .aen ~
9,se I'm, upou their wearing apparel, "hlen tnes
had left of On going to he'd An Indignant eoa"e'
of war yns held and ut 2 g. m.' or taeteao9'
the tropical stars looked down upon e''en' psv
cessou OF men In their niehtshirts steatnat5 NV
inr towards the place where the great ~
fhc assassination Of senor Lincoln U! Don ""A .,s
= nootb had taken place. breaking open ''e
5o,ra ,ney entered stripped the elothins 1to'n III"
ancics III the Martyr President, his assaks1' a"u
the accessory .tggczs, aud, arrased therein, xes
ont for the sca~coast The hotel proprietor ~As -
nm Of genius, ana go he repslntcd the nsn,es;
ar-axcd ,hcm in South American costume, eai!e"o "
it representation Of the murder Of preelaen. %
so1ne local Republic BY somo PzetendeF' anu nau'
fortune ont OF the show.