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This important organ weighs but about three
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three gallons passes through il At least once every
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Tledaye VI tho Ereat meeting ot toxoEhllsta
In Chicago druw near, and the strlte Tor tue na-
tional cmhletns, the association and spcclal
prlzes, will spon bo chronfcci among tic gr,.t,d
and thoroughly plcusant eYouts Ut the year
1870. The meeting apcns at While Stocking
rark next Tuesday morning, and will continue
through Wednesday and Thursday. The most
attractive feature Of TIC display will be the corr
tcst be&wccu the ladies' for the elegant lady
cl'a,nplon's. medal, given ty tho National
Archery; Association. 1t Is q rare specimen Ut
beautiful medal. 'Atnoue the alauy ladies
who will alioot noxt wcut naY bo mentioned .su
namcs o. Mrs. Maurice Thompson, Mira. Leo,
Mrs: Klein Mrs, Nau,say n,l Mrs. l3rs,,ll, Ut
tic Wabash Merry uowMlgu ot Csawfarusyitia;
Mrs. Carver, Mira. UoourId4c, Mrs. Swastuut,
ara. Iashor, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Ball, stss street,
nnd, Mtss Poniton,;, ot ths. lilghnnd Park
Arrhesy; md Mrs. W Brown, of ltoctforsi,
ILL.,; Also others fEom different sections OF tilo
country.
l'Ig Sherman Ilouso has been se|eetetl IA
headquarters Of tllc aryhcrs, wero It's urizcs
will 10 awarded by tho President, liIr lion,
Maurice Thompson, Oh TLuralay evening next,
Tile choicest selrg,ioA4 Ut music wifi be Iur-
nisheu by ioeseh's military, orchestra by pro-
EFllllMc.
Reserved and scason seats arc now for taIc at
\. G. SpalltnG d. Lru.'s aud Jansen, Actlurg G;
Co.'s.
, 1879-08-07
AMUSEME ENI'S.


.oh 4l1sHI"hF'' IN Hls IA u Ls
Tile st. I'Aul Pioneer. Press of Aug. & auys:
!, The Academy Of M,sslc was we'll flied !ast cren.
Ing " an lnss1iEent and appreciate anlicl,cs ihe
tTcasica t,eInK the drBt presentation uf ''TIua.
foFa ~ tlafcriy's Church. Chutt COMPANY r Of Gil.
cAao: Since ths advent " tho ltcsk Opera Eollruny
MathshR aa 70 afous ed tue enthusiasm nf The musf-
tosslt ~ AiMnearolis ~ lat u!gIt's superb per.
hcope md One orchestra OF ntnr Instruments eji
ol which afe held weiI under auliectlon hy tbn
oaton Of Ms. L. falk. Tho chorus IL thr 9nest
eser heard In this city. heing larger snd tnprc
ei.,gcta aEe all young, pnd Tho threc female ao!o.
siiIerd arc pretty. yiracoHs md charming, aid
their sfeah socas delagtfuI " Itsen t All or tlo
gems OF the oppFelta Were onthas!a4tcally encused
aud nnnT 1f tht,n repeated.
.j6stp'tfne. Her winning ways a,,d aweei soprano
soict Wsis the means of ~ pnce making her a
fAv1riie will the audience Mia l,arlttt ptset.es
fnlt nin flch contrattl vnlct. and made III there
N of LItfs ifA*sercH1. Miss Ain Sn,ners ~ Mat
IL Side" Which ia introduced from ''Chinles ot
The leading male solo artists, 10 Wit; Mcs,rs.
!io"on' tie 4aHrnft McWAdt. the Captain !;
hmorr. tte Ratnh; Raymond the Dtad<ye; aati
and hdta!rabIn In their respective roles. Mr, Ly.
ernan won a double encore for bis ba,s s0ip.
''lic ID an Erg'ishmAu." lie has a,, In.nlepse
bssao prnfnn.o; .ncli deep and powerful ruico
mas not bacn heard here. S1f. brown has already
quartettc, wien that suptrb vocal CORPS aVsisted
Annlc LolllGo Cary In this city. Nr, McW edc lI0e
albo bcan Heard III concert hers. Rtl both Eontsa-
men are very lsEniy appreciated. Kayirpnd's
nfaHtYe was highly :flccc.sfnl REPRESENT
Pts fu1 resonant voice being In every respect raua
70 the requirements oE the character. Not only IA
tue fullest neasrU OF praise due to the singers but
Special mention OF the realistic scenic eocts IL due.
, 1879-08-07
Another Day Of Heavy Disaster Tor
tho Disabled Chicago
. Nine.
Providence and Boston. fInving 1t
Easy with Troy and
Syrncusc.
Tho BniFhlo Trotting Track Maintain
ing ln Reputation for Crooked
Work.
Bad Judging and Dishonest Drlv-
ing Manage to Ruin a
Days Sport.


. r4,. ,,a ..,or,1ov ho,y.o, ,no 1,,frs,o. ,,a
1ne RH''e ,';. .'s'' Wv nv -''o ,o
Ch'cafus WIS ~ an''8o the game OF u'o aay
preceding ~ could poahihEy be. In Tho tltst
rau,o tic homo club Mayed mngucantly; yes.
trrday t,cy played n,iscrahly. The visitors,
fhuItlcss flc1d!''g.-one nassed bail ny Clhpp IN
thr eighth Inning marring their otherwise ccnn
.eorc, rruo the Chtcsgos did not bat
ns,,,,, vcrv h,rt1,, ~ vct tho nf,pna
ua's., ,hai. rcnntn.ion ~ ,ho hort ,cid,nr
ninc in tho League, never ailoHl's! m opponens
10 reach fret save on bass bit. Eight tincs
htd thc wcarcrs Ut The iark.bll.o' stockings act
wv w. am.t ~, ,rrrt. hv ,he wcarcra of thc
sara gu uIst y" =, ~ ~ r,,taea!s ~ ,,,a,.d
striped btocK'hRH' u'e e''tuEos t'a' p'nse"
without crrors-which was a'H'ost ASKING TOO
much In their di.urranged and dlaocated posi-
- n ~ ,,,sir IA vor. for ,he Dufyalo. scorel
OIL 10 ID t''e't iAso,' ~. .as na""'"o s.I"
thcir runs alter the sldo enou'a maVs oooll OUT "
tho ctsut1eea woro accepted. while The Chfeagos
carncI lhelf three runs on lucky punchl'ig OF
tlcir htss b6fore chanco to rottrs them Was
Offered There was good deal less Ct 'ha
one.two-.hrec order ~ retiring tug Buffalo
tho GANG lad few polntso of interest. hntwlth.
standing the threatening aaneet 81 the weather,
tho attendance reachGa 1.2J0. nnl the 0ulY ell
joyneot they seemed lo tGl.o II tic c1ro,ntor,
tain.y t bv the one club, WIS to cheer cac', sue
error mals BY tho Ch!caQos was costly one,
giving bases md runs which tie visitors always
look advantage OF. Quest made the first one n
the first inn!nY. allowing Richardson to reach
first. and williamson and LnEktn hrlppd him
hume, hctNeen thstn, on passed l'a!I and 0
, 1879-08-07

Lolita dlu1t 70 10 E1R!atti. alter all.
Mrs. D. r. Dowors md Miss Charlotte Thomp-
sou star togather neIk season.
"Anlra FortIcr" Is announced for psotiur-
lion at the pnilulclphta Chestnut OIL Sept. |.
A wig suggcsts,as moro appropriate title to
the pIaY now running Ut McFickerts, "Who
Knows Worsel"
Bronson Iloward's "Trutll," first produced
III this city unicr tho nams Of !" Hurricanes"
has reached !ts 10th representation at tho
Criterion, Lonlon.
f. G. Dlaucllctt, WIN, 1t was understood,
would bo lie business manager VI ule Baisuet-
l}iIl0n cousnany, has alKnel with Hayor!y for
ono year. lle will traycl with tic q. G. &.
"ptnnEore party.
Hermann Vein Is said 10 be ite only danger.
t,urlhnt standard ra|es Ut the drama. "A I.oIl-
don correspondent sars he has what Irving dora
not pusseAs,-hfR RlIpcrl delivery anu perfect
Hammer nf expression have absolutely no equal
oil llie Eugllsh stayc. At,l nrO In pleasant ct,Ii-
trast With tho extraordinary arlicnlatlon Of Mr.
lrvlug.
Mccullough aIld Mary Anderson played IMgo-
mar alsl ltarthsta IN Boston little while sgo,
aud Iooked majestic, alsd estltetle, att! Greek,
sud al siu olt,rs things to bu lound n TIM sH.all
aEer alc1lenen met 1hcm II thn stsl!o!, ant',
SAIL the stutc!y i'arthtAlJ. "Wt'ro Vulng t.,
make 'em howl Tonight, Hurry" "1et your
!,oots." rslnluel stcCuIloush; ''ulat'a our saraA
Observation-Disclosures ltarit.aA.
Mr.. 4. Pilot, Mme. Janasschek's husband,
clntH,s-alni exhibits documentary .uvilence to
snppurt by s!atenrnts--ihat during last scason
Mr. n. W. Canning, l>ur manager, dbl uu. ae-
count to hrr for soHe 5000 Of tte rccepts
from her different engagements which rlv!tlul.
to recover tilat SUN. Ats p!!ot has hren In cor
respondenee with u!s managers OF l,iuny of the
, 1879-08-07
ITEMS,

ITEMS,
There will be mcatIng pf GENERA. Freight
agents Ut tho various roads running through
luuiana and Ohio OH the 12sh Of this mouth at
Cleveland, O., to adjust the new percentages to
interior points, proposed by Commissioner Fink
tn another Of his volumtnous circulars.
The DIrc4tors Of the 81 Paul Il Sioux City
Railroad hnvc elected A1r. Jancs II. drake 10
tle position OF Assistant General Manager OF
That road. Mr. Drake will flill retain charge of
TIC Land Department, which position he has
filled vcrv cretl'sably for settral years past.
The meesIng Of. tho Gederal Managers and
Wisconsin anl 1nwn, held ut Alllwankre Inst
Tuesday, accomplished uo results. Tic mnet-
I'M was Tor tic nurpose of liking local rates In
thosu States Another meeting for tho eanlc
n Gt2:s s ssy w asx, SS W. g. Pacific h''s'
Lake lluron Railroad, arrIpu in tho city yestcr.
day morning, and departed sgaln over thu Ptts-
burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad. 1t Ia
understood that Mr.. Fsek's Visit waa In connec.
tlnn with tt'e Chicago & ssato Line Railroad
{ClHcaEo extous!ou Of thea Grand TrunKb oi
which he Is tl,u President. rl1u Grand Trunk
MANAGERS nre alao expected fiero In tlay or two
to look after their prospects at this polnt.
There seems to bc an unusually good demand
for locomotives at present. 1.-The Taunton Loco.
motive Manufacturing COMPANY has just sent
i santa F. Naiiroad, anl is building Ten R@ iRorc
for the Union Pacific. Tie Rhode Ialalnl Lovo
motive Woska are running day and night on
orders from the Chicago1 j. Michigan Lake
elorc, Chicago. milwaukee, - St. Paul, md 81.
Eight locomotives bavc retcnty been sent to
the Detroit s. Grand 1Iayou Road from these
Wcriss. ~
Some Of the roads running In Wisconsin mid
, 1879-08-07
edles, mostly modern. t!A, have been suecess.
iul n The past, including, probably, " Papa
Verrfcbor aud " Nv Son.

Eutoef @HuatIT uIOAeFEt tUA{ nEF9 BEEn ButEe&k*
rerrtchon and my Son."
The funeral Of Harry D. Palmer was an
bounced to have taken place ycaterlay morning
ifotn lLe Church Ut the Administration, On Four
teenth stsect, between Sixth aud Seventh ave-
tte .st resting place of Nj. Palmer, oesl.1s his
New York For;d, speaking OF his lat da1s,
sagE saa5 ~ appears that Mr. Palmer bad Inn
hsoyea y, health Tondcrfay 1u.t bc!ore his
@ ous! tAat 'ho wonl.t pct alo.t0 nj well - any
niaa coul1 l. with only ono ktdney.' Tn tie trip
Gn"n at we hhnn THO weather was very wet, nliI
;a.t S1s. saief m oap1scd n'nsclf without any hoayy
,,n,ri.t IT. Attend 70 promptly, &nl whsh ended in
! gsjl 20, oa . .fftde5, 5uly - 1s 't and H"''s@ %ss
b. scat as onn ma m Gsttsf S. 70 TO bed IT.
LIN. When VI. Palmer reached Ill. apartments
he went to bed, mud ~ l1o say down sail 10 t,fs
Wite tint he should nevcr feoye Ills bed again
alive: Durng Friday, and up to o'clock .. in.
suffcred extremely In his last hours. II 7:;o
Mn. Palmer was s,ssing by h(s sida holding t,is
rIRilt handt and hIs son Herman .at opposse
n9p,id,ns pia hls M Iett h,nd. Suddenly hc crsef,
tense psln. died Without speaking furhet. Mr..
Ia!ner lcayes nm eatnts ronghy estimated nj
SlD,UO. His atIairs abso4d hayt been lift In
buEH 6LAid u HCt 70 eQ1nUilcHt4 Mfs I&Ftttt.
for all engagements afa onlr to bs settled after
some consultation with both members Ut tho
frni.n
The Court Theatre In London bus closed, Mr.,
Hare giving It up after tlve years Of SUCCESS.
lils cloJlng speech WIS Interesting as bearing on
the effect uG the visit Ut the Comcdo Fraucalsc
1T London. lie said. Tie past season has
been to us agtors a slugularly cycu.fut QUE.
tnasmuch na 1t Inns shuwn to us illc respect
uelerencc, IND attention paid to our calling
cualpa1ly Of tho -Cumodto Francaisr. THAT #
SHOULD have needed the a1yens uf u trUHpe Of
foreign arttsta to compel this marked rcc,gnl-
t!on of 1c dignity Of our ast H. no oubt. sul,e-
what CALLING to us English nctors,-nut That VIC
nre Jealous OF It; on Tue contrary, perhaps the
Wartnctt, certainly The tnust apprceiatiye, All.
1uircrg Of tic finest company Of the. world
have bucn their English brothers In art,-
but you must nut think us vain
u ule clftet upon us. after witnessing.
fhetr rcprcsontatlons. Ia to Rise I'll a feeling OF
prto and strcngtli in Uurselvts. fnasmuch AZ
that, without thu aid atMl advantages g1Yeu by
tho St2.c and by the marvellous System Of cn-
!orstd Training to which th0sc gifted nrtists arc
subjected, We III England. In tho case 0f inui-
y!dnal actors, a,id In many all.ronnd representa-
dramatic expression, have. uuasstslcd. save by
nnttve Wit n1ni perseverance,, succeeded In
n,nunas thnt We hnvu every reason 10 feel proud
~; and wlen that general respect and srn,Da-
lhy IS extended to uur art that Is given ~ the
sisler arfs tahu 0liF uHn when expressed in d
different laleuaGe), ~ much higher and morc
ambitious Will 10 thu aim Of t'Ir actur, so mich
better ihe work given to the public" Mr. Hare
opens tho st. Jamca Theatre In October.
, 1879-08-07

willing towork ia th9 Ar.hole; SONS i.lse Of tho
Intense heat may he lad when It. ID slated that
Tue men worked perfectly NAKED, mud were 70.
iteyed every ten minutes. After the a'r.holo.
had been open about 1fsS yards tie heat became J
unbcaraole. md the men tainted when exposel
TO II minute or two. Bcolng that Il was in,pos-
stbe 10 complete The atr.hoac. work In 1t was
given up. n.td ut fortunate t'!ne, tor T. was
carried up few yards further, i would havo
etrucIsthe water on the upper 1efet md drowned
every ono IN the mine. About this tina the
miners noticed that when shot was fired and
iht coal catne rolling uown in hh0d f1asEes.. ~
was 20 Tar!n that II could pot b comfortably
handled: Every daJ the tninesa oxpectcd to SEQ
ilte lrc break out, tl'd, 1t last, on coming 10
ed st smoko I'D s. .nes a'a a. IL IT, was ~
pected to happen aooner or later, preparations
hsti been msda to artIn9uish u,a lte, and tho
milne waa soon filled with water. ThEs treat
tncnt had the esirel effect, and when the wasar
WAS pumped out work war resun1td,
FROM this time forward It Was almost con-
tf0ual fight with lire, aud no less than eight
times W. the coiliery nl1ed with water and
was blcd with vatsr the machinery got out Of
0rler and the pump rcfusnd to work. As Mr.
MeGinnis had suukait hfa capital md could nos
raise enough money 10 purchase new machinery,
tie Minis was abandoned In tho winter oi 1850
tween TIE mina were consumed and the timbers
In Mr. Mca!nnis' mtno gradually rotted away
md finally the slopo taycd In. From that tlme
rmn,In a,sH s ~ 1a1 an IT,. h m.sUat inter-
haff XII. III t. u'1 cola n1s oeen consumea tor
cares IN 1 IN ~ anv G1s,y ,sas on. me gfouGa nas
tiat var. ~ - lev, @ ~ III gIcst Gnaams
nycr liz. ,a,r,.d @ ns nisrIt ~ ~ ravel
o,s n. sn: .,c ~, yn,,,1s. uaaEeE
for In n,nv III ,o.o. s ,paat tum. h1, VIA G country
nv sel II brurd G'cas catt ,,o oso ong soVceca
thick. sir Mct,nnis at,,rs .ns, v 41us 1sro less
came yery near io,i"9 HI. '"n ii,o '1SSa1Y. no
yrars mr. hv fsilor ,hra,,t,, ~ ~, .a.a .ncfg !ew
rrnssi,,1 n ,eorifi, n liz H. te ~ Hat
frt fts rnr,h rlrnr xas 1 NM ~ ~. no'u "aen ae
siartv -, nm a. ilr,or aaS, 1 teet nna On
liz ertnntts In tirv asGaiS . ao sank un 20
E"rtt,nas";r H. na;,oaai Ill, VIZ uurnea earth;
fricn,f' ~ crtrntS aI.n tIt tl.s @ ass!stance q
rr,n,rt xit,nnt ini'rv inhn,.a M'u !eaen sotla
Elan msyer ntcmnt tn crns. l,v.s ~ u ing to-
Win at as nipht' '''s ~ s''s' o4e' Inc oufofnE
III Ila on1 ni1 o.. oxtcroa1 ov5,nc. NJ nm ..,
aarrat",I th"t is ootm" ~, =. tne areas con
rrnrnj a. thnt Tof,,t = ~, @ .n4.1 ,t1asuSatn tne
v.rr,"ha ,sfn attno. 70 ~ t"e otas aosenee Of
rSunf are so hot ,tst theu 1 t h,a q Iho
univ il meitcti ~ f"st =. sai'. ~ nslo, nl
wcathrr' liz s,r,onn,ing oa,,ns~x tnaams toia!
In .en.e rfG,,S. - frtr t}!,t ~. u enseiopeo
hratcl carih ria M as 'su ,,x isum hr ,le osef
, 1879-08-07
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

living At No. l14b West hladiaun street, willie
climbing tree at No. 1113 West Madison street,
tell 10 tbs ground, dt4tauce oF sixtcan feet,
breaking his left thE4h. liz WAS takct to hIs
home al attcgued by q physician,
Acting supt. 0'pouneE was abo,,t Central
Station last night Until! late hour, a,tl was
qulta wrashy tEat tic detectives did nut shuw
up tiers pronlpslr after snpper iIo promo rs
to: haru them 10 evening Al wuil ~ uuy
tutY, mud, as Rutn - quarters can bu
4rran0cQ. le rs,l.sosrB tn h4Ye Tertatll
number Of them lodge nightly u tile statIuIi,
lla a!su Intends to a4aln call t!a Intention uf
tue Mayor - >ttv toace:t'3aluuu uulAsasg, i
, 1879-08-07

Cn1c,no Aur n-Wlr1 ~, a1,ov
H., . n,,a ,,.tnsst, hsi ' -. y s"a wv" ns spaco
III sour Feluao'e paper 10 feIuto letter
appearing In your ctllllon Of this morning, uTes
The signature OF "Edward Arnottn} sfr. Ar
mott brpau t3ts enc a,encnt tvo ycnka ,oo AMI
s,rc, ,,on .vorth,,,., h.. i.,a,, .,' anu
s."eo '"e" s's's tn'!s tu' oceu oopc TINT eoa'o
promote nia 'ntercats as Fegarls mounting md
casting OF hla n!ece1. Liz says ID his article that
the emp,oycs run tic t,,cutre. Thta /. fot,.
lie further .ars ,}ot ,he so,ars. ~
a7 s,as si '"s eas''so y, ealpcnesa
""o ~ st"ee'oAao@ t'afu nv. psen paso. aha tnat
tile supors arc never paid; also that tlc sight OF
2 dollar TO- performer Ia novelty. All
this Is false: tor slnca wo hare TAX
en- tho management Ia our bands
wa do not owo dollar mud all salaries are paid.
, 1879-08-07

1t ID reported That King Alfonso Will marry
ilte young Austrian Archdurtcss Mkru Chris
TING. Ills print-ahops as MadrId are crowded
I'D year, nll.l IL chnnoiucsse OF some religious
order, which, how ever, reaxcs the Imposition ne
rc!tbacy OH those who con afford 10 purchase
The d1spensa.lon. Tho young King IL, however,
engaged In procuring subscriptions fot church
wIeti he proposes to croct to tIle memory Of
hts late consort~ lie bus subscribed Glg, ,00 to
illc monument, .nnd the clergy Of tho Atocha
Church are much enragc,i with Queen 1saueila,
IN that church Ut tia diamonds which the Queen
had bestowed upon the woodeu atutuo and to
sell lIc,n N her subscription to the monument
, 1879-08-07
T.! CRlGKf37'.
PHILADELPHIA

Entti1l DEudfrh 10 The TYthhnA
ruILADrLrillA, Aug. G-l'he United 8.atcs
team selected to 10 to Ottawa Will pay tlcf
own erpenses It having BEEN stipulated BY tho
Cricketsts' Association thut thry should take no
lor expenses. Ihuy win probably ucceps au iy-
yltatlon 10 play III Mnntrcal later. Tile fAita.
.tetphia until, against tic Irish gsntlamon
eleven ts vet .lown for thu 9th to il,e .7tlt ol
September, and with pails' Eugltsl. professional
teat!4 euule tltl,0 In Dctnhcr.