, 1880-09-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

now open, and many young men are enroll
! ing for the year. This is not only the best
business college in existence, but the prices
ba9a ara onlv ahnut half of those of other
t..''.;ez -, .,,t-o-,. 80 rot chorppd for
1hst1tuuons' as p".tou3 nAo nem ~, eA1A ~ ~
style nor 1fescoeo Walls. .en , a4u 1eo ~
| yourselves before paying tuition elsewhere.
THE GRAND oPERA-HousE.
! The completion of the Grand Opera-House,
| described In last Sundays TRIBUNE, gives
| Chicago one of the handsomest theatres In
| America The interior decorations are. un-
usually fine and are universally admired
! The proprietors were fortunate in securing
| the services of Messrs. J. B. Sullivan d Bro,
266 and 26S North Clark street ior tnls H work, X
recognized as the leading decorators of the
| country. They were the first to combine ne
skill Of the paper-hanger with the artistic
| brush of the fresco-palnter, thus proouclng
| the most happy effects The interior Of the
| Grand Opera-House is Ian excellent example
| of this combination, the beautiful blending
| of the rich colors and the graceful elegance
of the designs charms the eye at every polnt
esneciaily for the Opera House are exceed
| ;n.fIv handsome and were designed and fur
nished hv tI1a ,Yel-known house of E. Daggot,
corner Madison street and Fifth avenue.
d,!I;ainns M o,aeTt ~ thaandtnrnn, vas furnished
By BY Kelly lE Voss, Of the Enterprise Wire
| ter of their wJfk deserves the highest praise.
Messrs A. r. Andrews & Co. have just
,iaoaT =, t1a r. 1.rond nnera-Honse their new
aed nnore ~ oe eha;rc vith the natent lat rest
| which yern 50 mnch admired in the Central
Music-Hall.
| The husband who mysteriously disappears
| for wears. and turns up after his wife has got
comfortably settled down with another man,
the nu.,lic begin riding him on rail instead
| Of weeping over him.
1t ;,'.v ha ;,tarar,;no to onr readers tn
tno,y 'ii'a thst dvrtnv the recant Triennial Con-
elaye the number e cans of milk and cream e; an
n,nI1aat sum ~ If ,o nnatv ems ner day This
n,uut na n,'a,,titW o1 ~ nna hn1sa wos snn
o};ed hv Sfr + " Eee Who regnlariy fur
pp;shes tho Po1mcr With the snnwv iacteal
hid from his immense dairy corner Of Hiil
nnd al1.d4 Erenln s.roata '?trhis was done WITH
ant neglccting in the slightest degree any Of
| his regular patrons, and when it will be re-
| membcreI that it takes from 100 to 130 cans Of
milk nnd about Is cans Of cream each day to
| sunply his regular trade; the reader will read
IN perceive that Afr. Keo had no ordinary
task to perform. Although lie is, one OF the
youngest dealers III the city, yet, by his hon
est, straightforward dealings with the public
and close attention to business, ne mas sue
ccedcd in building up trade second to none,
i ii, indeed, it Is eaualed by any, In Chicago.
The Boston Irarsc7fgt braced up the other
da, and observed: "The man who, while
suffering from a tirst-rate toothache, has
| smile and pleasant word for everybody ne
| meets, may not be a Christian, but lis
| chances for salvation are Al" -
! uASDEL's HARPs1cnoRD.
Tn the Keusfngton Museum. London, may
he 1s seen enc Hantel's favnTite harnsichord made
| for him hv Hans Ruckera, Of Antwerp, in the
year l725. L is said that Handel's perform
| attention Of tile audience was frequently d.
| yerted from his singing to his accompani-