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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04
Norm OuS in idaho Territory.


The report of the spread of Nor
monism and its attendantpo lygamous
practices in Idaho Territory is con
firmed by the Government authorit-
les Of that region. Being addressed
on this subject, Governor Brayman
writes from Boise City, the capital,
that within the past two years there
has been and continues to be, large
immigration of Utah Mormons into
Bear Lake, Oneida aud Casaia coun-
ties. Polygamy, RS practiced in
Utah, prevails III these new settle
ments The laws Of Ilaho govern
ing the relation Of the sexes are
very weak aud imperfect, there
being none having special reference
to polyramy. Attempts have been
made in the courts to punish polgg-
amy under the present laws, bat a
dozen indictments aud two trials
without conviction wero the ouly
results The courts can do nothing,
ana the Mor,nona holding the bal
anco Of power and voting solid at
the elections, 30 rcme ssiye legisls-
IT,, x.,,, l., C,.,,,, l. E, ff',,,,;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

EARLY Monday morning the Their
mometer marked 22 degrees below
zero at Fort Gary and at Pembina,
aud 10 degrees below at Beckin-
ridge, in Northern Minn. Showing
ia sono palts Of Ohio, Michigan
and New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

Two bills were introduced into
the liouso Of Representatives, Mon
day -- one for tie placing Of wood
nad straw pulp and chemicals used
il the manufacture Of paper on the
free list, and the other Ion placing
p'!nurg type and paper on Che free
last. This is printers boom. VIII
the paper manufacturing monopo-
lies Lesd the warnings
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

A new industry has just been
opened by a wide-awake New York
ar. Knowing that at grand we'd
1!ng3 many presents are duplicated,
he has started n store for the pnr-
eisa8e Of duplicates, and expect to
do II thriving business
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

THE Chinese are llecing from San
Francisco to Eastern cities. The
Eastern citizens prefer this to their
remaining on the Pacific coast at
tho expense Of an Eastern residence
for Koarncy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

81 judicious use Of the English
language in do1ging personal prop
.rty tax Mr.. Vanderbilt has added
another batch Of four per cent bonds
10 lis little savings, which now
amount TO thilty-ono aud half nail
lions in those securities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

THERL vas . meeting held ~ New
York Inst week between the railroad
magnates Of the East and West
trunk lines 10 "harmcni2e" the
various interests Of the companies
represented "llalmouy,' details
not given, seems TO have been agreed
uuon. want some United States
railroad commissioners 70 meet &C
oasiora!ly with these men ana help
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

THE twelve Ute murdcrers sro 10
SITTER, most Of them yicarious,y, for
tbs Outrage al White River. Three
Il tho chiefs lave been captured
after Geveral months Of Iesotition,
hut as The Government finds that it
las no authority TO Try them, they
viii be Imprisoned, merely to keep
out of mischief. The nine White
River murdereIs rerl2ining at lib
arty, assisted ~ the na,auce Of the
tribe, will use theic hest cuGeayors
- keep up the general average Of
dosijuy, notwithstanding tie alb
hcpCe OF th,ir chiefs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04
CAPITAL NOTES.

inst. If it does this will be ses-
sion of 81 days-in which history
will record but little legislation of
Importance except the biennial ses-
sioDs proposition Gf it paeses), and
it is to be hoped no serious mischief
will appear to oe repented Of. The
sins of the session. if any, will be
moro of omission than commission
from present indications. The OPP
ponents of the biennial sessions re-
form have been able to postpone
final action in the Senate, but that
they will ultimately be defeated
there il but little doubt among its
friends.
After q sharp, close contest in tho
Assembly, ibo bill to restore capital
punishment was practically defeated
in that house Wednesday evening
the vote being AZ for indefinite post
ponemeEt to A. against. A motion
to reconsider was put and action on
that motion postponed until to-mor-
row OF course there is a possibility
that if full house can be secured
the fate Of tho bill in the house will
be different, but such is not deemed
propable, as the absentees are said
to be evenly divided on the ques-
ton. Even should it finally squeeze
through the Assembly, its passage
in the Senate is highly improbable.
Alter listening to the able argu-
ments on both sides of the question,
our Judgment is against restoration,
and although there undoubtedly is a
strong feeling among the people Oh
many localities, in favor of hanging,
we believe that when calmly viewed
and weighed in all its bearings, the
General sentiment will condemn it as
unnecessary, for the security of life,
and not lle most effective means to
that end
No action has yet been had upon
the various proposed measures for
the education of the deaf ana dumb,
but the committee having the sub
iect in charge is said to have deter
mined mon . report il favor Of an.
p,onriatjnr $4,000 TO rebuild at
Delayap. and ljso sum to establish
y school Al some other place 10 he
determined hy a commission. That
such n measure will carry. however.
is hardly probable.
Among tho multitude Of PROPOSE
tions for reforming ana rrrulatinr
tho care of chr insane. nobody dares
TO conjecture which is most likely to
lo adopte1 But for that there is
messing need for change Of some
kind is admitted on oil hands, and
sooner or later radical action of some
sort IS inevitable.
Governor Smiths second recon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04
Republican State Convention.
KOOnls OF Tue
Republican State Cen ul Committee,
F.hruarv l2lh 1890 !


Republican State Cen raj Committee,
February l2lh, 1880
A State Convention of delegates represent
n,g the Republican party of Wisconsin, and OF
ell who will cooperate with them in support
ing he nominee Of the party is hereby called
10 meet ut The Capitol in Madison at y o'a'cck
H. Oh Wednesday, May, 5h, 1886, for the
purpose OF placing in nomination an Electoral
tici,c, Of ten Electors, TO be supported by the
party at the next Presidential election, and
also 10 select twenty delegates Cwo from each
Congressional district and four from the State
at large, to represent the Republican party OF
Wisconsin n the National Republican Conven.
ton, which Is called 10 meet at Chicago on
the I'd of June 1856, and to transact such
o,her business as may be deemed necessary.
Each Beuatc and Assembly district is en-.
titled TO two delegates in The Convention.
Il. II BAKER. Chairman.
ID Weeks. Chaa Luling,
II Palmer. q W Carter.
II Keyos. James X Foster,
y l. Spoorer, Jr. !. y sale,
III Waggoner, Henry Cousins,
& Bowen, \ IfuSbcr,
J X Brigham. w Hunt.
LIZ FIisby, II o Fairchild,
state Central Committee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

The most painful accounts con-
tinue to reach US of the progress of
the famine in the west of Ireland.
Tho people are crying for bread,
and the outlook, Notwithstanding
the efforts made to relieve the dis
tress, is anything but encouraging.
If the testimony given by several
witnesses before the commission of
inquiry into tho cause Of the late
railway disaster over the Firth of
Tay, Scotland. is confirmed, condign
punishment should be meted out to
the persons responsible. Several
painters who painted the bridge
last summer testified that they saw
numerous bolt holes empty, found
bolts in holes where there should
have been rivets, and found rivets
without headS, ana Dai5 loOSeueu,
and nuts unscrewed; that one of
the supporting columns Of the high
grinders was cracked from top to
bottom, and held together with four
hoop-bands that sometimes the
oscillation Of tho bridge was SO great
that they feared it would fall. The
cause of the disaster is now no long
or mysery. 1t is directly traceabe
to the neglect of the railroad author
tiles, who, for economical reasons,
perhaps, failed to keep the bridge
in a safe condition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

Professional Cards of lines or less s. per W
additional lines 50cts each. Local and Editorial
notices l0cts per line each insertion Advertise.
mtnts under Business notice" head Sets per line
each insertion.
TRANSIENT local AcuCEs, loaded, and placed
among rcguler local news Items, 10 cents Ter iuo
each insertion; ten per cent discount TO adye,
Users using 200 lines or more during the year
BUSINESS NOTICES. in department under thu,
head, cents per line for first publication, c.s
per Lire for subsequent publications Of same NO.
tee, ID per cent. OF 10 customers employing so
llCs OF more per year.
Advertisers contracting forsiS months OF LONGER
viii be allowed 70 change quarterly Hithou. exIl
charge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04

l. A F'riedepichS,
physician AND SURGEON, Linden, Iowa
! county, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04
CYRUS LANYoS,
DhNYiEJft Z.
DR.. w Oducrs,

DENTlsT. an operations performed withoat
y pain hy tac u.c ol mcdi, stei air or Fss,
Rooms, uYul Iyasdattz grocery store, g.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-04
The Tribune DIRECTORY.
m fSICIitss

J. Fl. Vivian, M. d,
DHY9ICIAN AND SURGEON, Mineral Ps,sA
/ Wisconsin. Utce in drug store.
j. =. M Offett. M D.,
physician AND SURGEON, Mineral Poin,
| Wis. Office in Nofiett,' drug store.
, 1880-02-18
SOUTH PARKS.

hoard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nustERas,
ThB South paEk Hoard mot yesterday after
noon, Commissioner Morgan In tho chair. rsea-
ont: Commissioners Morgan. Cornell. Price
Sherman. and WAl1h. =
A delegation OF cittzcns appeared bofors the
Board to protest nYai1ist allowing tho Chicago Il
Western Indiana Rnllroad 10 csoas at Westcyn
avenue aud rum down F!fty-irst stroot to Stew
art avenue. Mr.. Enos Ayres was spokesman,
and represented to tho uoartl the injury towhieh
tho property hOilers Would BE- aubyectcd by tho
proposed rontG. It waa stated that three inllea
was allowed 10 comS Into tho city III this wny.
bllls 70 the amount OF 70 oao were audited aud
On mditIon OF Mr. wnlsh, tho avenue hc.oto-
ioto known u South Gr,yo parkway will hero
after bo known q Drexel bouleyaei.
4 COMMUNICATION WIS rccolycd frum Dir. John
xaer for ,hs m soath arE H. rhs stloaaHS sys
he has consulted with competent cnYlnocr,
Wiz sas ksvsa s IL 1S S'osa na At yis is' f @
4ao 1 anns sns,o,s enough eo ssy RE saoa y0iss pes
aay IL. N H. pS Tie rs ay Ra # Rt
from liz works. y - q o aew tho Issts q IakS
sss IT, 4Ss w. e r. asEs s e. sS
pointed BY liy'e Park. ~ tnoHkht th9 two
incidentally, p bo not lnora than *a0,u0
Mr.. TEco cultel tho attention Ut tho Hoard to
xntor-vorks whicja woro drawn Up Sy Gsorxc 81 q.
Morgan g. ~ order ct thg noa1s The plans
Mr.. Cornell wis not in favor Of erecting works
a. tpressd S nad carefully e5snsd m shS
greater than the estimates given. Quo compo-
Tent engineer bud put the ayures as hlgh W
, 1880-02-18

ct,smbers IN tho West; Eeeh J,t,'va viii haye
oonlfnnliuls prlYnta chntnhera, and tho Clerk A
o(co will i,o on tho anlno fitNlr. although sos,o
t'lstamco away, md will In provided with ,1F1-
usually tnrge nn1 eneurD Tnnlts.
The hnsctIcnt, flrst i1onr aud n.lo room m tho
fcc0nd N,r Ut rho west half ne the r,llkllng will
lt rcAly for occupation and us, by tho Post
OiRco by Jilly l.. THO rsron, on tho sccnnh ttnr
III r. 1 n t rfo1 Ito ct MGs sv
cry md nthor regll1r nranon,' q he nostn1l
hnlf OF tho nrst il.or. It ~ predicted by sHt'.
giinc, persons that tho customs officers Will 10
1bio To moyo In lty June |, hut that Is hnr,l!y
nosslc. Tho ub-Treus.try Will t,e st.,ntru In
tho southwest cort,or Of tho second floor. Very
tlnu nrnrtmcnts hhye Dcsn aot nsldo for it's
uso. Tho vnulta In connection with u
o. hs s.ronESst en- aS m ost t. lc,y h
tore fall. Tho Informal. .lscvenMe, p,e,nnrtsncnt
Tho fourth floor hnd boon act naiIo for Gen.
Shcrilnn md ha anff, hut Tho rooms thoro nro
Hn lily suited for tiiH purposo TINT tho kleA hns
been abandoned. Tho ATTIC vii! bo used for tho
atorngo Of paIcrs and books. It is anns,,incntl,
thnt,Rh mot positively, that tho anttro building
Will t1 roady for occupancy by scpt !.
, 1880-02-18
SECRET SOCIETIES.

dpfct1k 4t{putCA 10 ES NhNHpV AfIuuHe<
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1z-1n addition to the
arrangements for the trionnlal concfave,
made by Wisconsin Grand Commandcry in
special session tomorrow, 1t was decided
that the annual conclayo DO adjourned from
Oshkosh, Sept :, to Milwaukee, Oct. 20, tho
latter date being the twenty-ilrst anniversary
Of the organization of the Grnnd Command
cry In Wisconsin. It was further agreed
TINT the annual conyocation of 1881 shall be
held In Oshkosh.
Wisconsin Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
met III annual session to-tlay with full rep.
resontAtfon from all of tho Chapters In the
State. The business transacted was Of a
routine character entirely. Tho election Of
officers will take placo to-lnolrow.
1NDIArAroIlst Ind, Feb. 17.-.Tho Amerl;;
cnn Order OF United Workmen hnvo elected
tho following officers: Gralld Master, Louis
FInklLne, Terre 1lnute; Foreman, Fred Con-
ncr; OveracEr, Z. N. WnrfOrd; Recorder, ].
Snlsfck. TerrG 1faute; Receiver, n. s, Byrinl,
indianapolis; Guide, Charles Watson, In
1lanapolls;- Watchman, W. SeArs, Newport;
Trustee, j. b. Lyons, Torre Unute; Htpre.
scntativcs, =. II. Barrett, New Albany; q.
+. Cookerly, Terre uauto; and john r.
| Francis, indianapolis.
spteta! D!tpateh to 11A chieaeo Tribune
LANs1S1, Micll., Feb. 17-The Grand Lodge
OF l, o. O. +. commenced their annual session
Mt Representative Hall this morning with q
| largo attendance.
, 1880-02-18

Mr.. n. L. pervoro, the suspended notion.
manufacturers, nnd tho representative Of tho
urodtors were engaged yosterlay In taking
stuck. which will ba completed to-day. A fullor
statement OF the nt1nfra OF tho firm shows tl1at
Mr. pervcro shlrtel III business with $1,000 10
fl,5M Of hts own and borrowed $J,60o OF his
fathor, who Afterwards loanod him 5000 more,
milking <S,5cD. This ia secured by mortgage
on his machinery which. ho says, will not not Mt
forced salo Ovur &C. 0M. TAe Indebtedness Is
$4,000 to &17,0O0 to outside {Eastorn) creditors,
and also two Judgment notes IN favor Of ". r
3esF, ksF, 3 II fsS;y s ad aa s S 5m to q o G"RG ,s
Nntional Hank, Or Crosby, who Is tho sopresenta-
tive Of tho bank and not its nttornoy, tho balk
Tho oH note W tho bunk holds was for money ad.
vApccd by Mr.. johnson, assignco TOR Crnno &
Tasksr to slp Mr; Pcryoro ,o t. st h!s business
Till. note was inlorsol By W. +. Fucker, sr.. and
" + Tl;cser;, Jr.. anl L. discounted Gt M ti1o bank.
soi.six,,,nenta, hut really d friendly old,
sr:ss ss :sSH'f os = vii s wps 5 5isasssss oss eoa
,.rtlon taken by Ills creditors, and Ind recently
by iay tho bank eortai AMOUNT in otsh, sSeure
tue balances IN notes and stock of tho new Com
Ii hn can compromise lie will'forln 4 now stock
company mid give stock Iii purt settlement,
stAting TINT tho business ls now rrolltnhlo, for
tho Ku,lUrll rrasDns which llavo Improved all
sold this season flO0, ,otD w1rth Of goods.
II Ia understood that Mr. Pcrvere hnd gar
Msshesd e. w worth ot outside Indebtedness TO
tho !lrm In orlur to secure tho Now York crel-
itors, the excla0n of the prcferrctl creditors,
an Arrangement which e!nstot fall to p!aco him
u4l better footing with tho tor1ner.
An examination Of Nrndstrcot's commercial
register Showa tAnt tho firm wtls r4tcd In worry
| mtHfcTnto cretflt hlR1 without capital
Tho question ut whether the suspended firm
will be allowed to rpa1l1nu will possibly DO Bettle4!
| to-tlny. An argument III fnyor OF Resumption,
Il found In the frt tllat to scl tho stock OF nu-
II sucric0 Ut about 90 cents Oil tho dollar, WhtIo
Il tho firm gtes on. with the present business
being s,nn!Iy paId in full ID mot altogether a
| Uln0tNE Ot1fk
, 1880-02-18
TIE ClTT-UALL.

TIE Health Officer condemned 7,bS5 pounds OF
meat last weok, and ubatod 100 nuIsanecs.
coMatssoHEIt ns WOLF 'eff M ior r. nNos,tiamntot,,
duys.
Tlts Judiciary Committeo Is called for to-day,
1oF o"tufu's' .......... ..,....
AMONG tho building permits iss,lod yesterday
'ns' no: Nv ln't'eeh1a p'ace' W ooa' ei'o1.
i1oa., ,,.' ~ W. ~ W. soIs " s,.ns o %T
ro1 Ll"SPlt1 nun No, 40 uhstI'o nt.oos, "lu "
Harrison, sett from tho Denmark Hotel, were
T,,n c,,v Trrns,,rer vcs,cr,,ov r,cc,ve,, n res
,s., % s,sT ;II1 $ ;ss fS IL SS
III ~ f[n th.s hpg so o,.cstnr IN scr,
A'su St's'' :, i'o'. '"' oo">" o"'o s0''F.
IiiE Cofporatloe C9lnhel mas iihe yet hcAfu
ta tnn ,.sI1 tnv ~ H. n ~. G ~ Mame
oy g 1sn I! S1 Ma ~ tee tSH at,t,,ss g te g.
1--WE aon "@n ""'~'' WHO aoe'aoo esa'ss '"'' Az"
a.a w.
postponed Yesterday. supor1ntondont KirHlilnd
i. s;sin. sHs'ss ss aoas Ss' " tho "!'"s" Of Mr. Palmer
~ Nv EaE,s,so. h ,aaas est,nsto #
rnt II S IT, w6rb l. ona thIs hsy yar ~ po apps
p." '"o ~u'S s 'a 'e%' ,vro,
officers of tho ChtcaHp Western lHdanu 1tatl.
Issued them some thu agu u lay, temporary
tracks aiomR Stewart avenue, 1ver which to urlw
dirt i1r nl!lng' bud hean withdrawn, aud to aus
g.,r ,,nuth rcnort y,r tba ,,,,n,, ord,nv ,a.t,-.
DIV sows t acuths to I'D Inws is,n 'Hs iH nrnnst
9 U ~ SE RtGeeeg - eaa4 Exc week W. l@ ene
1inAath Snrn! II 1,nb,hr+; no nG,s ~ q,
ns,nxmntior, n. nr,I, I'M, r, '',,; y ~ - -.
Eli mnninei,,s cn"Fs sn; rtu rha,,t.u, n.u; a
~ -. ,,..' -. e ~" 49, s@'''''s"s -
TIE Clty Ireasurar Rnyo notice ynBttrttay that
ho WIS ruAdy tO pNy warrants fur lb71 Vi fOllowB:
, 1880-02-18
SALOON LICENSES.

TfiR PROPORTION TO FUT UF TIE llsEGE+
At the lust meeting Of tho Council. AID. Phelps
introduced q proposition, which vaa rofGrred,
looking to amending tho ordinance governing
tho Issuing Of licenses to saloons 30 that tho
prtc8 should b0 $l5t instead Of e5s per year,-or,
instead OF 81, - per wook. De!ng an inuovn-
tion upon an old custom, 1t did not moot with
much Rnvor, of cnnrso. hut there Is more In It
than would secm at = glanco
ter,.ay, n.,A wa Inclined to.EegRrd' tho pFopas!.
t1on with favor, and as q Inoyo In tho right
i looM e.l,so W. Would s benoiio,ni, nos osly to to tae
public, but TO tho su10on-Inetl, but ho WIS
not prepared 70 givo. M optnon "a
not hiYh oi,Ntigh, froln tho faot that hs hul moi.
given tho question great deal Of consideration.
lLe said, however. thnt the ltccnso for saloons u
tl,o 'ea eoantsy: W md to show the necessity of
r1,lsc. roierrcd 10 tho fnct that ho waa trans+
5sEnS sp p ton o ,x,9 %o6 ts
chenpncsa Of tho license WIS constantly tntsuu,;
ting persons to 70 nta the oAloon business to fnll
ar,',nd. 1As # WIS, almost any porson with tss
could Op0n q saloon. md tho frequent trnnsfer7s
of licenses showe,l that IN injury was bolng done
thorU would DO fowcF saloons, tho bnsl,ioss
would become moro respectable, and, Whila no
one would need TO thirst Tor hia "!ngeE, mo
doss. ds N s'''' "''
While talking upon the liconse question his
estoa u eI ss tero ws
MI than thore was why The hakory or dry-goo,1a
csa.s ssarS se FL hbes 81
70 thu most Rrst0clntto yostder Of poAli'tts
Eys 1ueSf En- Il. a s Ct svoty S shoaa farp
ssa"'I Ae rafsssI la;sssa .aea viz sss
e oaass It ssh se sss na"9e aa 1sa 9sa sas e
which now bort tho buren. would be soMewhni
, 1880-02-18
CUsTOAI-1IOUsB.

Tho work on tho new Custon-lIousc has ar
rived at TINT point whore littlo "details asp almost
nll that remaEn in tho why Of ita early comple-
ton. Superintendent Mcdowell has gone on to
Washington 10 consult tho Buporvlsing Archl-
teot ns to many Of these minor matters. promt.
mont among which Is tho Qucatlon Of providing
rooms for tho Masters In Chanuery. At tho Imo
tho building plaus wore mada thefe was only
ono Muster, nid now tho others want accommo-
dattona.
1t " now utmost certain that tho judiciary
Department will be In fts now quarters by the
lst Of Hay. Tho pIRstertng Is About finished on
the third iloor, whest, the Courts are to bo To-
eatcsi, aud the marble wu!nkcotinY IL nearly fin
ish0d. Thesa aru to be thrce court t-roons, ono
10 to used ~ al oxtra Fpotu, and one
zach fort tho Ctrcuit and District Courts
These rooms aFe finished In a, q
aud, Although not large, viii b. the fuest court,
, 1880-02-18
ACADEMY OF DESIGN.


The Academy or ncsIg,, tcndcrcl n reception
last ovenlng to tho members an1 thoir Indy
frtc1ls. Tho night wnN So stormy TINT tho matl-
myers seriously Thought Of poslW,nng tho Tn
tcrtatnmcnt until q future occasion; hut thcro
wore number OF ronsona wby itwolia mot bo
advisable to do this. md 40 tho reception was
held. Thorc wcro n number ut borrowed plot
urcs In tho collection on exhibition, which tho
President had promacd 10 return within two1,-
ty.fo,sr ho,,ts, md tal nhtaacd an' Insurance:
policy Mpuil s,ne OF thonl fol. that length Of
time; Tnon, too, . consi'lcri.l'ly number o.
M th0 weAtl;or. at,,tt,y whom wuro f!io innWtnE
}sh %na' ,ss s r. H tasE"i, sys q ill., %s T. ME- s.s i
wler. J. q. nra'isieel, Mrs, dearFe 1'oes,cy, g
sshwcE 1tnrry cSSy Ans Garsy Nc; W:n;: "
x"ssS k s' ri te"a c"earane, %sSs FIJI b osiyoF
Miss Minnie. .Nexser,. 4. Edwards, Jnines a.
Miller +: \. waIpSIs, MLsa Ma5y l.. Jpnhnson' I.
iirpwn, H. Won st,alsei. q. Wheeler. d. ". Zen.
yti!e, Miss Fannle seaxLllc, M!s Kltt,e Ssnrille'
z; l'escher, Miss Leroy, ard Miss Atkins of
M. J: {. icocnraeAo, tho President, performed
Mr. g. J. Vcrbcck, md Mr.. Frank Whitney;
Thcro wis no music OIL arcn.lnt of tho rain. and
s,nn tha eoiection .t of art.wark, wilct was aate
largt, and Furnished rleas!!g exhibition. ..
6cyGFnI now pictures wCrc htsflntCtl, tll1d n low
which, though not now. have mover b1furo been
seon by tho public Tic inter wce loaned y two
or three prominent citizens pf Chicago, who n
centiy obtained thosn from Eurupn; Among
schuol," Eugono ycrbcckl,nven'a +" Hotmrn,ts
Homo" " a 1g Tntedo." BY Edwnrtl Henry. aud
"t,rhnd cAnn Venice" by tho SUMO nrttst.
NatcoHblu nnnony otho16 were, Whn's That2'
friit-rlcce, by Aug. to,istantl,: pOrtrl.It Of j
Me, by J.. GreKorl; portrait nf MIS-. W.
'%' wh'icSsc hS Y Msay ttrt & oE a T. Nae Al
skinner, ~ llenly; "y!ew il FIor!ia," y j. I:
Stiles; "Su.nsner IN. Normandy by Nngcste
Inrrey: "YurBAno, or rng-pcker, by q. ]
VIrbGck, "Tho Smoker" 4 study, by a. D.
1secchcr; "Dlsp,ltc,1 Territory" nnI THO
Flower Merchnnt OF tho Middle Area" By Eft.
gcno Torroy: portrntt Of william PIT WaatlA
Voik, by Wyunt Eaten; '.1 Idle Dreatl,," By
Crlcr, a 'plct,1ro tint was exhibit.
| cd in tho, pnris Salon in .1S70,-One
Of the best uver. painted lIy Eugene TorrGy,
=, %ssysf,sfa, ssss Xsfhis i rlek@srs e nSs:
n narine skolch, 1907 BY N. Dsgool, husband t't
first picture Of W. 3. Shrlaw; chtld's hcnd, by
Mr.. SIT; st, John; yen!ec," y s.;n,iSl = 4
and roTtrnlt by Charles l.. Elliott.