, 1880-05-30
f;va beautiful pieces from II. Gounod's works
ho,nn axer11ted hY q Snleudid choir.

| i've 0eAutltui p!tceo a1oul ~; Nuu!to"o ""A
beng executed BY q splendld Gholf.
The general art trade OF Chlcago nus ~
ceived an important ACCESSION III L1e opttn ptE,
| ing of Albert A. hleyS fireplace anu l'lattcel t
warehouse. 25o anu ~ Wao:lsh avehus: ~ ~
promises, throngn tne pe!InalienI aa 4:sa
nagnheeny aPpothteq tha naife rae ~
to pracllcay feh';tlze arvti sr1 p nrsctical
the soinuts nnd sr+ist,c M ;r brass ,renlaces
unique, ana as agd Ii rnediSsn odSS an9 iow
1enue5s, thaf ,,,nita i Tho ala,nant n facn.
ptlGeu ev;uio e;ti. tsS tha tiit;eo ~ nvii;zpd life
1asi ,n VIII aenect enc ~ tba new estah1shmenf
renuei;a IL ~ H1ae arneit;on ~ hraes Iran,nces
,;,t'1 f s ~ D1aon from
II g enulSS s,o - f~o,, ~ - fha
Ply iueet eo orts NJ ortistic inyentim: nortabIe
i,assEets viii, f,re spts in hrn,,ze nnd brass
English tie hearths and facings for wooden
etc. Dresentinp more the Impression Of gen
njma art in Commerce than any similar es-
tahiisllnent eyer opened in Chicago. The
enterprise is admirably in keeping with the
luxurious decoration Of our modern dwell
ings and with the vast amount Ct palace
building always III progress III our clty: III.
indebted for this new. accession to onr select
mercantile facll1tles, IS young business GU
zen, late OF fochestef, N. l., Wlere ne lias
occupied an honofaple alla proMillent posi-
'on IN soelar anu eons,e,ai s slraet tha oam
uOnr Thoughts are far too sweet for words, u
had stopped with that much, we would have
been too gallant to have dfsbelieved her;
but when she wrote sixteen verses Of it 1t
looked little as If the poor girl we're mis-
taken.
IJnahated interest in the nerpetual fashion
developments at ". Ii. Hagedo1's millinery
rooms. ~ and II Madison street, still attracts
undinlinlshed throngs Of ladies', Each day
witnesses the faithful reproduction Of the
current splendors and novelties of Paris in
hats and bonHets and nd the ss exq9stf y IaI trim
Mr.. Hagedon is far in advance Of competi-
ton in graspng the changing fashions. Ills
store is a perfect garden OF enchantment,
each rising sun unfolding graceful anu beau
tiful surprises.
A nartt of :Cteyeland Youths marched
aro11ni the city the other day, wearing ele-
gantly trimmed bonnets. When the police
asked them to explain, the young men point
ed to ladies prolnenading the streets with
mems hats on, and simply said, "Turn about
is fair play"
Many of the noljticat celebrities who are
,,,nn onr artist nhutorrapher Rocher. whose
mastery productions are of National fame.
By devotion to his art lie llps developed each
process to its utmost perfection, and originated
many novel aud superb styles which for soft
delightful effects Of light and shade, and
gracefulness of pose are incomparable
A WISCONSIN, c]arpvman nrpached on the
cir, ~ tr.ensactinp Nancy mattHrs On Sunday.
and When the Deacon passed the contribi-
il And somehow the preacher didn't feel
flnttored ut Inc effect his sermon had.
rrho - r ;++lo natsottva, ), 1oo lo,l tha yroot-
oct nm # anv art;cia nrar made # is ,,er-
fact e az scoio u ans vnieIine from one.nnartnr
t1us n,,roa Sce ~ +,vanfE,fva no,nds Thnnsands
uAA4SS ~ S"~.aNI 49, FoS*A'NSs
masters Nv the Chicago Scale ConImny. Ill
saith Gaffarson streef at 81, ahm1t nna-}hird
fhe nr;ce of any similar scale. They are de-
iivered in the city frcc. or sent to nil parts Of
the country by express or freight This
Company manufacture over 800 different
varieties of scales which are sold far below
the usual prices They send their reduced
price-list free to any one.
The latest parasols have bunch Of flowers
or bird painted on one side. Pansies are
fayorit flowers.
From to II O'Clock the avenues and rides
annastrian nor1ias "a Iefl;as nn,, gnnflams,;
frinnds dsop e'eis 4'o" ai 'iien ~ e''"' Will
Our fashionable mod{ste and mi1]iner.
Jules BaiIenhers, sails for Enrone lime d
ner steamer Baltir' we understand he gocs
to perfect arrangements with London and
Partisan houses whereby he can always in
sure our Chicago ladies the ucf'u latest things
in vogue. he will receive a limited number
Of commissions from customers who desire
his personal selections.
Alr. john MCCULLOUGH. is quoted rs saying
that he tries to make Otllello Ills most finished
role; that he loves Vtrginius, and finds in it
his greatest profit; and that he finds in the
South a keener appreciation Of Shakespeare
than In the North, which he attributes to the
fact that tie heroes Of life are more thor
oughly cultivated there.
The illustrated catalogue and price-list of
fine shoes and slippers issued by the popular
firm of II. Wheeler d Co., II East Madison
street, meets with great favor Copies cheer
fully sent to any one applying for the same
DR., Holmes saws the American who is con-
pronou1lcing his own name is simply
a cuckoo.-Nclu Orleans PtcuYunc. Wonder
if It in Joseph COok-who indi1]res lii these
vain repetltions.
We cheerfullyindors the compliment paid
by the Vester1, Cnrrinne ,Io7tT,nnl to fur
esteemed citizen II. J. Edwards 2s5 Wabash
avenue, for the great superiority Of his car
riages which time has proven to be unrivaled
for durability. Ills splendid phaetons and
jump-seat buggies are famed throughout the
entire West.