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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

BE careful how you punctuate the
stove," Is the latest. Il means not 10
put too much colon.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

Missionaries have deserted Turkey.
They got paid in Turkish bonds aud
we're unable to convert thea.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

The highest exercise Of charity is
charity toward the uncharitable.-Buc
minister.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

Never present a gift, saying that il i:
OF no use 10 yourself.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

We may despIse the world, Tut we
cauuOt do without il.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

As If you could kill time without in
juriDg eternity.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

Don't get in debt to a shoemaker if
you would call your soul your OWN.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

The human heart is like heaven; the
more angels the more room.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

This y-eastern question is forever ris-
ing.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06
FACT, FATE AND FANCY
or,
More Nays of LiTiag thau One

BY Mrs. Al. DUNIWAY.
AUTHOR or 'JUDuH Reid" "ELLEN DowD,"
"A,lIE AND HENRY IEE," "rHE HAPPY
u1NE,'- "oNE wOMAS's spHEEE,~
"MAnGE MoREIsOS,"
ETC-, ETC, ETC.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06
G5t }l3aa, }lartbwa5t.

\ Journal for the People.
Devoted to the Interests of Humanity.
Independent in Politics and Religion.
Radical in Opposing and Exposing the Wrongs
Of the Masses
Correspondents writing over assumed sigma
lures must make known their names 10 the
Editor, or no attention viii be given 10 their
communications
, 1879-06-13

Action upon tho nomination Of sccrctary
McOnARY to United States Circuit Judge
ship III to bo deferred pending report by
the Senate Judiciary Committee az to
whothor nomination eau constitutionally
be confr1aed to ill vacancy not yet created
(aa Judge Di1os's resignation does not take
etfoot for Bona time to co1ne), it tho person
SO nominated In to continue to OCCUPY
another Office until tho prospective vacancy
actually occurs. This Is novel question, and
is considered of sufficient importance to
merit especial consideration.
, 1879-06-13

Tho Iowa eleotion cases have been for two
months before the House COMMITTEES on
Privileges aud Elections, and n report IL e.
rooted within few tlays. Whom thjs ease
was first referred to tho Committee there was
strong inclination on tho part Of the Dent
ocratio majority to take advantage Of a
strained construction Of tho law aud declaro
tho elections illegal and the seats vacant be-
cause tho eloo.ioua took place in Octobsr, ac.
corsling to thu provisions of the State law.
Such disposition Of tie case would
doubtless have boon made but
for the fear that q new election
would bo Intended with undesirable
results. For some reason the Iowa Repub-
llcaus seemed 10 "taokle kindly" to tho
proposition, ,-peshaps locause they fclt cer-
tain that III tho event Of another trial tAey
could dafoat tho Greenback. Democratic
coalition that WAS successful In two diatricts.
and once more return solid Republican
delegation. It ts quito likely that the fear
OF such contingency has operated to con-
siuee majority Of the Democrats on tho
Committee that tho October election was
Wild, and that tho sitting mcmbors wero
entitled to their seats. 1t oil events, the
Committee will 80 report, md the Iowa delo,
CATION will not ls disturbed.
, 1879-06-13

Tho Nation ia utterly unreasonable In ita
devotion to the anti-silyer clique Of Wall
street, na tho following sentence from the
Inst number Of that journal will attest:
"Tho net outcome OF the extra session during tho
week has been the passage by conEfcas Of the bill
providing for tho redemption ot the subs!linry cur
rencY. with limitation Of its legaltcndcr quality
to 310,-ono moro measure In tho d!saatfous teries
II ths head OF which stands tho bland bill"
This ill-tompercd paragraph rofers to tho
Subsidiary Silver bill, whicl, has been signed
by tho President sinco tho nbove was written,
md which oil sensible people, whothcr in
fhyor Of or opposed to tho restoration of
the legal-tcnder silvor dollar, agroo to be a
proper md valuable measure. There Us n
glut Of small Rilvor in certain parts Of tho
country, especially the largo cities, and thero
Is Bcrioua want of 1t in othor sections, and
especially In the small towns and country
districts. Tho operation OF the bill, whiol,
the Nation so absurdly charaoterizes as ono
Of "a disastrous aerios," will tako ttia small
silver baok to the United Stat tes Treasury whcn-
over 1t is in oxcess, bring It ont into circuln-
tion Whenever 1t In wanted, md distribute 1t
throughout the whole country nocording to
the wants of tho poop1o. This is the effect
of tho redemption provided by The bill,
which IL otherwise so constructed as to ,naka
tue Sub -TraRsuries and banks assist in tho
work Of distribution. Whnt there is disas-
trous nbout such n measure 1t Is difficult for
anybody except an agent of tho gold.clique
to discover.
, 1879-06-13

Senator BLAINE yesterday indulged In bis
fayorite pastimc Of worrying BEN HILL,
whose speech Of the preceding any, abound-
ing about equnlly in professions Of devotion
to tho Union and to tho principle Of tho
right Of Secession, afforded some fine points
for the raklng criticism which Mr.. DnA1xE
can so effectively bring to bear 1f111's
ostontatious parade Of his personal views
seemed To invite retort, aud Mr. BLAINE is
not the man 10 ignore challenge TO his
favorito style of combat.
, 1879-06-13

pared to tako tlcclsiyu action. ~ they wero
compelled 10 TO III 1861.
II We understand tho rcnort correctly, It
placos tho tlou.a OF tho National Govern.
1nent to on,ploy military force within tho
limits Of Slate OIL PRECISELY tho sa,no
ground on which tho mower to "coorco n
State" was denied In 1851. The rcpors
says:
"Thc third ant finn, obtcct,ou otf.rsd ,,y tho
President to the hill h. 10 use hi. own language.
10 discrimination in favor Of tho State anl
ta,an ,ho ,,'o sNona. athofl'y un"es .e eonst'
]nr uf Conrrc,. rr,, vI,s !, nn,hnr.ts IT,,
tho psaco In a stale. either al Tho polls Or else.
WHERE, "naess call"d unnn hY prnpcf stasc nn-
~. . 't IT, saa pafpose, nnaef .e t'fc0.'anees
:. -, '"'''" ""s f's -,
.,s...s. -, ~ t4'o '''as l's...S's ~ 'A' ""' "a'
49," "'' NV A'saos''y U, JUS ot'''et osa.es y,
=. ".,s'', ors 'i''''"s" 's,o sose1ols'' o'".e
~ t , A"o ~ PFo'ee. III. s"'.on"' oal''t'''
~ s oosaso.' ''u ,'a' '"ooSt s'oa III ''''
' ,t,'o"' ""ou' ~" "e'H' '"'.''
n... ~ o'"s.o ito''" ''ooPa W.. W. !.
v;"":"." '' '''.. "p1n lno s''cfo'' ~" %
- ' "4',.oNs ,'"''"s o'o4' ts4''s.u" ~
~ ~ s. ~ ''e - ''eS'h.'"t0 or sno a1oc''1'se u
a"s ''A'o' 'Ao ''N,aon' o''a WIN. '''ss eo'a'
m,, 1.'ssoo Nv" '*'S Nv law eau an'noF'@o 'no
n,. e9ou, ~ w "i'ue' a,'y c'Fo".'71a''ee7
nsa o Ao a,aoft4oa u 'A's oo,a'i'' VI IL"
A'"''o''A1 "ut"'flty ~ employ 1oreo W lfe-
, 1879-06-13

Bccrut midnight organizations which III re.
a'ity wero IA hartnfess rs pumpkin tnck~o+-
lantorn. Wero tho Nihlists in open In their
operations or rs woll known Is tho Socialists
in Garinany, for instance, they would inspire
In fear; hut, rs itis, tho Nihilista, who nre In.
aignillcant III ,'ulnbere rs compared with tho
Socialists, Int work in absolute secre-
cy, produce n panio and cronto the
impression TINT tho pooplo nra on
Tho ycrgo of revolution, mud this impression
il higlitonad by tho severity with which tho
Government tenfs with Nihiists when 1t dis.
cosors thont. II must l,o remembered, how
eser. thnt tho Russian Government ia mill
tary absolnsism, and that military nbaolutiam
in mover very nice Or tondor In Its handling
Of those who nro ongagul In consriracius,
anst Tint the very Becrecy Of tho movement
aud tho difficulty Of nprrehondtng tile con-
hpirators 1nake 1t nocousary for tho Govern
mont: to act with mora severity in order to
itiRpiro terror than If tho Nihilists were open
enensos. An organization vei!etl in profound
mystery and secrecy, mud having q .no,nbcr-
slip iu oil c!asses, whoso method Of operation
is to kill, mud burn, andassassinatc, cam hardly
complain 1t military Government meots
It will. Its own Weapons, for 1t has no othor
wcarous to use. Constitutional md Judicial
proceedings havo no torrors for such m orgar-
ization. NihiIiam kills it, own members II
they fail to caEry out ita purposes, md assas-
sinntes those who are untrue to 1t, and the
Government kills thom when It detocts thon,.
It's only method ts to kill, and tho Govern
meut meets 1t or ita own ground.
, 1879-06-13

Tho Kcv. RonsRT coLLrER preached on
amusing sermon In Nov York last Sunday, #,
the course Of which hu told tl,e following story
OF interest to Chicago readers;
A BlhsBachlaet.s boy, after returning to hla own
Etato from, tny city, was asked what CHURCH Aa
won't 10. "Nnll," he said, ''at ttrat won't 10 4
Presbyterian church." That OF Dr. rATTkN1nA,
''and hs preached Of nolll!nE but faith, faith,
then went to a Unitarian church," said he. a1ia
will not tell You thu PASTORS Mains lestdcntly tho
s wa' wafs. a9asn oGs by
went to nu Episcopal church. was satisfied then,
tar tic 1lector did not 4rs,n t0 euro mich about
faith Or works elthor." Thus yon see the harm 1T
strAinsng mun to the last poEns.
, 1879-06-13

The descendant OF Sir, Iludu D8 LAoY how
haa boon figuring OIL the witness stand In tilo
SroFpoRD-KgLLoua case tas enriched thu
English language wltl, y neW word. which will
be secn In i.s connection In The following TX
tract from the verbatim report:
Q.-1f tho ElcnotLs Legislature had quorum and
sroFroHn wa. nomIuatUu BY tho Democratic caucus
tld ho nor hayn enough yuteA1 Ayes, bnt ha
wanted to get thu Republican votss. llu thought
1t would be 'thecremGntbFy" mot TO have them,
4,-Would DO what& A.--l}ecrenloutery.
Q..-Whht Es thxt' a: -Wctl. dccsclacntesy II
he IIdnt get tho Republican !ote.
Q.-t suppose that woEd ts III WkHtTIAt
, 1879-06-13

CuLIoM TO hArEs:, III haye conc to ,t,f,.n
: your backbone OIL the Electoral qucstlon onI
to ask you to reward Long JoSEs for ,u,,.
Ing JOHN LOGAN Senator" fIA1rs Il, C,,t, o,1.
"aly 6ackbopc Is indtscrl1nlnatcly stiff asaIn,,
fraud In elections anl the prostitution of ot},rc.
to peraonal uscs.n ~a
, 1879-06-13

Ohio has President and n Treasurer In tho
Cabinet ALREADY, n,ut It. would bo "crowding The
mourncrs to put nuotl.er Ohionn In 1ilc Cab!-
Nct. At 1cast ttis Is fc view somo pcople
tako Of It, The proposition to Appoint Mr..
MANDEnsoS, Of Canton,O., as scrrotary Of War
mud credit him 10 Nebraska Is cnusl,E so,no goWt.
lug even III Ohio. Bnys thu Cincinnati Gasttis:
The friends Of ltAtsrEAp wuro at first Induced to
interpret tho Presidents rrntark that there WAS
quito enough. II nut altogether TOO mich. O'liu
talent assisting in the management Ut thu untaf-
ment as dcAti-Linw tu the hopes Ut their ca,,tl.
1atc. nut. when Mr. EyArra announced to sfr.
l!AL.TEAp htnaetf. NJ quoted In tic Commercial.
.that bstng an ohl0 man .runlh not hHip him Just
1nycd Mr.. HAiArrAD'a cunning III Interpreting Sir.
kfAtrs UraculAr remark d. equivalent t, sAylny
tAnt Ohio MEN wonld hnl 1t lntlrss tu amply At a
thu trIdcncy 0f which forced Interpretations,
hc!ns In the nature Of 'h1tn1" would 10 to de-
]utia other candidates with tho lden thht Mr.. HAL
srEAu llal abandoned the HE'LL 'rIlese otes wore
however. suddenly blasted ugain by murc nccnsnta
information ~ IL tho Presidents decided stans.
aEainst selecting another Oh1e man. II was a new
tscen bert for certain casses Of attiats 10 1cnyu
their country for their cUuntry's good. DHt tho
unrxpcctsl nanilng Of ten. M.NuEnsnE. q we'll
known Ohio officer, fnr Secretary Of War. has
brought tho c0nital back to t4 ttrsf aagcs. Until
he Waa announced ns 4 Citizen Of Ncbraska, fow
knew that he hat left Ohio. Ills life in tho latter
atatc III 10 the Wnr. his wrll.knoSn service In nn
too thoroughly. with thas stata. hi tle opinion Of
MI. HALsrEAp's frie1is, to allow little Bprsnkling
of prairie tinst to disguiao thu out.Ant.nut Buck
cYe underneath,
, 1879-06-13
PERSONALS.

Tho Texas 'idoo"--Got tho drop on your
mnn.
Epitaph for Thomas Ewing-Gono to moat
tho rag baby.
The Louislana "idee "-Thou shalt not
tcll tho truth.
Let us not speak Ill Of B1r. Ewing. Do
nortuis nj! atst 6onuM.
Tlao Gear Of Russia ID almost as sororo IS q
New York Police Captain.
To Mr. Koarnoy-TEo honest worklngman
DOESN'T howl or lecture about 1t.
Tho Ohio lnau without an Office is a moro
ordinary being like anybody else.
Miss Haidoo Heller, tho sister Of tho lao
Robort Heller, sails for Europe today.
Courtney Ia teaohing class of young ID
d,cs to row. Quite mantle. indecdI
Tho Widow Oliver docs not smoke Or chew,
yat Simon Cameron is cultlyat,ng tobacco.
Uncasy lies tho lead that wears n crowns
unless tho head belongs to Louiatana man.
The action Of tho Greonbackera in Ohio
indicates that they do not differ from their saToEe
money In point Of color.
AIatt Carpenter Is an exceeding great
smoker. Wo even beltovo that he's bigger m'n
than Johnny 6chmoker.
A1r. Gsorge Bancroft is ngain i'll at Now
port, the result Of tho severc heut recently e''
pericnced n Washington.
ConkIing will deliver four speeches IL
Maine next September. This IL carrying hts loom
into tho enemy's country,
Te1ns napors brno of d fai1 In that State
,vh,c1, h..n,t nr,onnr in II. TleY have all uas'
de1cd each other, probably.
nrn,,h cr,.hed n cnrth will rjso again
,.. ..ss ,,s.n ,sr1t,sn ,1ur,rv tne var wbpp Lou
'o..". '.aaa law a.s W. na1I T., -" t1r,c,,.
'0'~"" "ss ,,o,,oo1. .ni
Carl schnrz rides much on horaathoh, aa'.
wheu hts feet arc In Tho stirrups the Top OF h' ''
Ia all ths. ID seen above hia knees.
Sanator Bnvnrtl will be tho orator oE tha
occaaton Of thu OF thu Washington llesa'
au.rts,s Al valley Forge oa thu losa int.
4,;,o oo+oa bo. canco,ed 1,er Theatrical en.
.a".,,. s ~ ,n,,g,nv froro tho pa.t !. viii nos
sason.a.s, ea.; s "snr',. n., matrituoua. ono
oe 'ohs oo'o's aus N4ass'' NV n,ri1
Tho Brooklyn Un'o's-afyas sayS nns
Davis represents N unknown quantity. lo aoss
indeed. liz represents ths David LAWS ooop' ~
the Prsaldency.
Eronc,u b1urr1,v ia meeting with much
ts"De's nlu.p pa;..a " .na ~ beoo he will ptt.
success IN san Ftancasso: ama "e % ,thban i, red u
, 1879-06-13

Mr.. BRssn,H WALKER, Of Washington. IL.
elares Tint TIM nomination Of ToN Eylnn i,
worth 10000 more votes to the Deuocra,lc nar,s
than any Other tint could have been ruade. In.
possibly hit. WA1KEn's judgment /. h!,p,Ied II,
tho fact ttat he sympathlzea with Ew,Ho,s r,r.
r0ucy tclusons.
, 1879-06-13


az @--=.-@= -
1ne "Ah OGeLAhED Az uSoRPAT10N.
oe4'A ~ NNott q,a aa't us uoaoot"'io aaso-
,1as ,".sa ~. W. oue'.o..15 Son'ni''e0 ot 1no
a0 ~ opt.7eA'sal'es nA,e n'aeo d report
- ~ u'suse " teps ~ luo so'o OF tho
Ao'ooa' W o1ooA 'ne "pt.opf'a''on o'lis' IN
.u'S sotoit 'l' 'ootlnl'.seo a'ec"saos the hfst Of
ln0 .es' lne4sase u LUG m.o8'elen1 WIN great
g S."'49' ~" - o',u.4' Ane t,fesonsat'oh OF
.ao .opo1s ~ 49, 1n's 4Ase '',' ID ''ao TUG 1opfo-
,1uc''o11 u .ast Se'U "tnanac' anu eon-
's"soSs5 ~ ~ .no pfooaoal''s o1 Ike weather
piso4st'ons: 1n' fSl"f. ~ an "fgument 10
'"e ouSe, =, INV 'nu iica.oen' oueh1 not 10
o1o 1uo p'1. WING ~ 'no tnea''1 1''io u'o o1tl
.4"s ooou 'o.ouu' eno .u' 1lou'o naa 'eiuseo
~ l''e.' ~ W, o'er 'a' 'e!o' "aa mas also
p'',see. 'no W., "asnou' ene oo]ecuonaoio
Hoo'oh1' III W. 'eii. Ok 'aoso 7aots' thls
t,pol' - An'' 71a'o' au'' aap,o'''aolo reaoung'
'''oee.i'or oa' " oo'e' anA AaS ooc'dedly
"ai'ea' oaof'
Iha President in his message upon tho
APPROXIMATION b'l4 objected to the sections
ropeahng inc Election 10" being passed and
presented TO HIM IN that form, and this re-
port dososes considerable spaco to proving
TINT 1t is ~ much within the constitutional
power OF congress to leglalato by provisions
III appropFlation bills rs IN any other way.
Inc report proceeds by tho citation Of
various decisions anu precedsnts to establish
th's point All this was wholly unnecessary.
NO one questions tho power Of Congress to
inclade IN an appropriation bill general mat
sers OF Legislation. Though q vicious prac-
tlce, 1T IL not unconstitutional, aud the
fresloent admitted It to DO such in his mes-
Bago. Tho ob.ection IN this casa was to tho
attempt to compel tho Prosldont to approve
Legislation to which it waa known ho was
opposed. or to compel him to veto tho ap-
preparations necessary for the support Of
the Government. The objection was to the
openly-avowed purpose to starvo the Gov
ornmons III caso tho President refused
Lis legal approval to the Objectionable
Legislation. Tho objection waa to tho pur-
pose Of making an approval Of tho e1tzaordi-
nary lcgisl aticn condition for nppropriat.
Ing money for the support Of tic Goyoru-
mont. Tho attempt to justify auy such
proceeding by pracodents in British logis1a-
ton IL idle. In the first place, responsible
government In England Is OF comparatively
modern date. Since 1t has boon established
there III no precedent for stacking" lceigla-
tion to appropriation bills or any other meas-
ure 10 ooorco tho Executive; alt TINT is neot1ed
there ia for tho House Of Commons to oyor.
r,,lo, by vote, tho Ministry. and forthwith,
, 1879-06-13

The plttsbusg L<da<r Ia out In IN editorial M.
Vocating tho t,so Of beer rs a scfortstosy t,,,i,
tuition. No dnubt the iilea IT III bc larygly taken
up; mud when the 1Vashlngtonian lIotncs ],aro
been transformed into FREQ bcer.saloons tbc.
will not perish for Want Of patronage.
, 1879-06-13
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tim CntcAao TnlncNK has established branch oalcsa
for receipt Ut subscriptions and advertisements AZ
foltow8s
NEW YoRK-.soom % Tribune Building. T. T. Mo.
FADprc. Manager.
PARIS, France-Eo. 10 1l.o dc IA Grange sHateterc.
II. MAILER, Agent.
LONDON. EnE.-AmcrfcAn ExchauEc, 40 Strand.
.AkKnr F. GtLtta. Agent.
WARRINGTON H. C.-l3i1 ttrcet
, 1879-06-13
THE REAL EXTENT OF N1H111sm.


our Minister at St. Petersburg, to tho OBJECT
that tho progress and operations Of Nihils1n
in Russia lavo been greatly exaggerated, in
confirmed by lotter which appenrs in tho
London Times from its ST, PetorHburg cor
respondent, bearing the same Testimony. 1le
afhrms TINT, though tho Nihilsts arc aotiyo,
tlere has been no roign of terror, as has been
stated, and that the Government is amply
competent to grapplo with this domestic evil,
md ultimately extirpate it. The oycr-colorea
reports which have como from nus,ia Of
widespread conspiracies mud wholesale NJ.
rests hive induced tho boliof that there was
largo and dangerous clBsa, represented nll
over tho Empire, aud on tho verge Of royol,r-
tion, md that even tho Russian throns itself
was in danger. Tho sober reports, how.
ever, Of those competent to Judge
show that there is no danger Of rpyo-
luton. A conspiracy exists, it il true,
md 1t aims in vagao, unintolli~
gent manner at tho reigning dynasty,
Mt religion, law, society, and everything olso
that goes 10 mako up grent milton. It's
purpose is 10 bring about socral anarchy, but
tho Nihilist can hardly be doen1cd for1mi-
dablo except in lis enthusiasm. II lis
strength wcro equivalent 10 his zeal, the
Isusslan throne would 10 in serious danger.
md might be overturned tomorrow but
this strength does not exist. If all the
Nihilists Of Russia were to step forth pub
licly and announce themselves, their mum.
bers would probably appear ridiculous MS
~
, 1879-06-13

Gov. CuLLoM did we'll to speak before iho
Conference OF Charities. SInrc ha wcDt tn
Washington to give "Long" JONES 4 bto,t ho
knows soneshng abons charity, which sut1c,.
eth lant,
, 1879-06-13

Mr. BANGS will clear McAn1uun II any attor.
ncy can. It Is mere foo!llardlness tn III. lutrr
to postpone tbs case further. Nobody cau t..
now long Afr. BANGS will remain In p[l1ee.
, 1879-06-13

.HArT, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, denies
Indignantly the report that be is utsut to r..
signi he does not deny satisfactorily the rcpvrt
thut he ought to resign.
, 1879-06-13

The Chief Of the Census Is anloug rs, anil will
make amends for thu untimcsy btrlke in the Ut.
aco OF the Directory man.
, 1879-06-13

Next to Jo1lN 9nEnMAN,s fcncc.menlnc
journey to Ohio, CUlLoM's backbone stiIrenlnI.
mission to Washington VAS tie ,nost lngeuuous
on reuOrJ.
, 1879-06-13

It Is reported that "Long JoSHs was utter.
II broken up By ills failure to ret Marshal ILL.,
'pnu1's place, md had to bu sent hume from
Washington In sections.
, 1879-06-13

.wAunAvstA LODGE. NO. tEn. A. r. 4 A, NJ
Ieslt'Gf fot1nnic3!otl thfa friday evening 1T Ma.
). c. HOWELL, Secretary
, 1879-06-13

1t Is understood thnt, II tho solid men Of Ch.
cago 10 not put Nh cnd to the dtrkc, .lr popa.
latson Will bo reduced l50, QUO In tic mkt Drect-
0ry,
, 1879-06-13

Another veto will break Lie back u The Demo-
cratic eonaplracy.
, 1879-06-13

NsdlFon strcct, hetwren Dearborn and Stats. Eu
kasensent Of Tho STANDARD Theatre Company. 'tThe
Litttc itukc."
, 1879-06-13
ADJUSTMENTS.


IIooicyss Thentrc.
Esrtoiph strtcf, tr.Hrrn Elurk md f.ssa,ls. Af-
ternoon, "rtnafosc," by thn Juvenile Company.
Evening. Aftern,nt, Of, Won At Init" by the Aad.
lion. Square Theatre Company.
, 1879-06-13

Clark street. orpoete The CouEtsHonse. Engage
mc1t OF Miss Hose Ltalc. 1.-THE Founu!!ngs."
, 1879-06-13

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PLANS FoR PUBLIC sCAoOLHoUSES.


PRIZES THF AMOUNT OF FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS OFFERED FOR THE BEST DEsIGNs-wnAr
1T II DESIRED TO ACCOMPLISH.
competition for prize of $500 for
model public schoolnouse is announced by the same
persons who offered prize for model tenement house
In December last. small pamphlet OF sixteen pages
has been issued giving the terms OF the compeu-
tion and stating the result OF the movement In
the case OF tenement houses. This is said TO
he the awakening and stimulation Of public
interest; the rnaction Of important LEGISLATION
showing TO builders of tenemens how 10 plan them 10
the best advantage; the formation OF organizations
10 erect model houses; ana the effect upon tho
health authorities, ia inducing them To enforce
thorough inspection of all the tenements Of
The cIy. This accomplished although most II
the designs, although being vast improvement over
existing houses, did & solve the problem 70
the utmost satisfaction. IL IA held that In the coupe.
tlion Tor ne pub t. schO0hOusc prizes plans etc, Will
be presented combining the specified requirements and
giving only secondary attention 10 merely architectural
beauty ard elegance.
The features which will have weight with the com.
mittee of award are as follows: convenience OF ar
rangemcnt for school purposes security against nre
and facility for egress distribution OF gbt; veniiia-
appointments The committee II award will
consist ~ q. Il. Post, architect. DIR. J. 3 Bl
hngs, Surgeon OF the United states Army, j.
ID. PhiibIlck, late United states Commissioners
OF Education AT the Vienna and Paris Exhibitions w.
r. Ware. architect. of Boston. and Dr. C. x. ARnew, OF
lighting on the health and eyesight OF children. All
plans must he given IN by the I'd OF February, 1850.
For the best plan 800 VIII be gwen for The second.
Sl2J for the third. 49, and for the fourth $50.