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, 1881-08-06
TIN: why to reform, Is to reform.


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~ uetstel ultu ~. o n.. uuSm ~os -. -, ~
yInt.r , ny ror yo,,,,v mem woro ncyor l,rrhtor.
"!.tot W. 'o.ne ".e. ~
To-co-Dc, Chlet OF tiie oilosEohe 4Naltlt's
OF Nobr"eKf. ufIVos pair ot Iaht tro1tots' 10
co.no ~ ptoo"o'S ehosuooo 4of 4'oo''s o.'ue'.
Tle Prlhccss Loulse Ills now Deen noso'it
front cnnadn nearly d yeur, and tno bett1ng 10
$10 to II that thofo are hot slx unln1uEoa 'put'
ton+holcs III Lofuo's shirts.
THO sect III Kusstn whose creed Is TINT Its
rnombers shall rof'lse to pay It's tuxcs Is known
rs tho Ncplatesschtchlkte. This Is probaply the
RUSSIAN way ut sAylnE y. j. Tllaon.
= Tllo Now York Tribune Inns decided that
0uttcnu must bp hung anyway ThIs is rough
on 0uttonu but the Government will hardly
dare to rovcrae an editors Judgment.
rho effort to secure the bones Of William
Pom. at,d t3enpslt tho,n in q philadelphia
churchyartl, has boon unsuccessful, Somo
n,ct,'s luck follows them beyond tho Yrnye.
one nf ,tf,o metn1wrs M tha cfnss which
oraa,,atcd frnm narr,no,tth Co[Iouo tast Juno Is
waiter In ono Of tho WhIto Mountain hotels.
Lot ia ail give our buys college education.
,rI,o Ncw ynrk post soys Tint "A mnn
.,.at - ,,,t,,hts ta,, M vhn yooi1 oltuh yount
i,,an, ~ asoontn rvar nm nonrnsalnp Inffu-
cnco ~ t1,o Iait aannot ohouk thn Wild. tsproarI
oms h,nor N Mr' srn,,rz
0ar .', A"'.s' ~. y. -, -, ~ .'s.', o,.., ,,,,u
lhe l4-YcnI.otu taaEhtes VI nltelnH -t,u1A aa
Is cal!ea ene ~, ~
Wnks lns po.tes tuan as'sa., nay.nH W. W. ~,
sun.es ~, ~ NY e,.a ~ ,na ,'ro,, s,rs, ,.hn
savas.o soons ,a n,a ' Ao'''S " ''s' f'"A ''' w."
~. 1,,,ns .,., ,o ,,,,,,,,. ~ e,o ho,,ro
- o,sa n'ya ~ - ".aS w. ~
eohetcss1onn' eont.eo no t1aAe 80, sv,.,.a
rcsaruln9 NV s"a'hsy cpauu Wv ~, ~ e.ee ~
House. Constossonal Couin.ues otsou .st W,
FeFcly tfy t0e pat'ol1ao u tue couutESt oat t''a
, 1881-08-06

TuE 1'olcalo Blade Is bcginnIDg to kick Mt
tho way so,ne words arp epoltrd. 1t INSERTS Its
indoncnienco .horcaftor If II In "gauge," n
stnndar! u measure. It explains that tho 1.attn
Of tho word fs "gngya," aud tho Freacf " 5auge,'
which is pronounced tlko h]ogc. Worcester
roeo1ntzos "Rago" rs proper spelling Of tho
word, saying "gago. MI instrument or apparatus
for measuring tho state uf a phenomenon, ~ a
wind gage, tho t,n1nbor Of fcct vcasof sinks III
tho watcr, also the position OF nne ship NJ ro-
gars another, as the wind gugo, or tho lee Hagc.
any Instrument to measure or ndttst," Wco+
eter nccords tho sanu meanings to "gago." Tho
Utu,ie then alsts:
There is still moro powerful rcason,-noxt 70
tho stsoesncss Of tile '"u" IN tho yord.-..nd
that IL the tna!'entuv uncertainty In every cnn-
posltOrs mind a. to wheshor tic "N should Do
plnceL before ot after tho ~" tn setttH up tito
wnrl. This uncertainty tnkcs Its most vlrtllcnt
form IN tho Inst hurrloa tnniltes before, going
to press and nne printers nut Of ton rusolso tug
doubt IN favor uf I'LL nllaauKy with ''KinrI,
"Ettnrunty," efc., nnl nut tho "u" invariably
!,eforo tho "n,,' t,lereby prnvok!nE apopeeto
tits IN thu edflorini salet,un, and making tho
proof readers dnys few and full OF tho luvtl.
TtE TRIBUNE Joins tho ltlaIe III cutting out
the e1crcsccnco mud abatinx this typogrnflca
nuisance.
, 1881-08-06

IioNEy and chickens Rre tha two articles
OF food without which awlss hotel would bo
unrccognszAbla. An English papor says that
the honey Is nil right up TO the present time. but
tbe chiokuns' are nearly nil WRONG. A disease
has brokon out among them which Is causing
great uneasluess to both fowls nud hotelkccp-
ors, nnG ts not likely to servo tho guests Us IN
appetizer. Tho lomnnd for fowls ia far greatGr
Than Switzerland can supply, aud, III consc-
quGnco. there Is IN enormous importation from
Italy and Franco. It IL III thoso imported blrtls
thAt tho disease occurs. though they occasionally
impart 1t to the nattvo brood. and 1t Ia suppoaed
to 10 Developed By tho sutterlngs which thoy
undergo during thotr transport oyer tho Alps.
THO uunl uf nurne advsca thnt tho Federal
police, under tho INTERPRETATION Inv, have a
right to suppress tho cruelty to which tho un-
fortunRto fowls nro aubjcotcl.
, 1881-08-06

A DRUMMER who so1ctts tratta in WASH
in1toti tnust pay $aD for a flcense. Tho Inv
which Imposes this tax is Of rtcout enactment.
atd tho reyanuo collected under 1t amounted, III
1870, to fI08 In 1850 to $lu, ,65s. aud in 1881 to
s3a,tt<I. Tho increase Of revenue I'll 1881 has
heen enusol by Il moFo Strictunforcement Of tho
law. aud tho Imposition Ut 1lncs for violations Ut
1t, There has boon murh complaint about this
tax. and It Is Bait that merchants Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Boston, md New York will ask
Congress at Its next session to repoal 1t. Thus
tar in tho prcaout year tht District has issuod
14J Of these licensees; Ut these, nlnoty-tw0 arc
owned by Baltimore trAders; Philadelphia has
sovon; Now York sixteen, and tho moruhants OF
tho District of Columbia hold twenty. eight.
The law IL applied as vol to local wholuaalo
dealers who solicit trado in their own city as to
"lrummpra" from abroad. $50
, 1881-08-06
GERMAN.AmERIChN TehChs!,nss.. T[!,ss.,

pAyssvoltr, iu., Aug. h-il's s.:,'ea s,sal X
Tho tweiftll annual neutII,s u -, s,,sso:ialioa
American treacl,ers' fatlolla' a." Xrw Ate
'gno report Ut tho Committee o't 'atf,y.,is ~, NJ.
heys shows the addition o. M,s' ny tie s9sa
na''ss 1t ts ~ 'f1IiE fa1is siss ~ ;t'
't''Hss tlon It Hss@ol ~ dissertations ,tIeesit, y il
Suites. i'roi. Henry lipa! ot ortssrss nsSs p. s
sohool.rooi. and l'rot. 4: ;it serfths uf ths sshi;44
troll, an essay on thh sut,s suytrss' ri urvSIess -
Yiawetl frtlln the stanupo4n'
tllOlesu llta.
, 1881-08-06
Hl0HWINE EXOl8E8 FOE TIE SUPPORT
or FREE BUHGnLS

Tho Commissioner Ut internal Revenue
repDrts tl,at over Sl35, ,cG0. .eoo WIS collected
md lail Into tho Treasury Tho l'sst yenr ct1-
Ing July |, ut n cost tn tho CsnMr'',aent Of
only s5,0o9'oo0. Tho cnttro receipts VI liter
1lal rsye',,o during tho past tiyo scars wero
su,lotlllng moro tlnn SUI. .ooaooo, and THO
entire c''st OF collection fur tll' satao pcr'o1!
WIS less tllan Ss., mo-; 1lehca tie propor-
tlon OF tho Gust OF collection 10 tie a'lonhe Ut
rovonuo w'la considerably less tim 819 per
cant. TITO bulk OF tho !nturl'al-roveilto taxes
falls npon whisky aild tobacco. VI all forms
OF tnxation It IL tho least burde1'solno to tito
people becnttse It Is paid IN small atsts 'hpcr-
cept!ble installnaehts by Individual drinkers
and suckers, And Of all forms 1t Yields tic
largest reycnuo at tho smallest cost
Of collection. Yet there Is likely 10
be MI agitation In fayor 0l the repeal u these
taxes OH tho tnlso theory tliat they arc war
taxes; that tho Government revenues afo
too large; TINT the Government debt Is boiilg
reduced too rapidly; TINT tho surplus row.
cnuo Ia II temptation TO extravaganza uni
jobhGry; TINT tile pc0p0 OF tho Southern
Statos Should bo relieved VI this part VI
National taxation III order TINT they may cn,t.
tribute moro literally to tholr Slate Q0YcrIl-
mentB; alitl, tinally ana chiefly, because thcre
IL tlnligar TINT tia tarlK will ho cut down
unless tie Government revenues ba reduced
by lopplnv OF tho whisky an1 tobacco taxes
trhla agitation WIS startoA year Or 10 RIO
byAloxandur II. Stsphens, Md foan.l q rcady
rosponse from tho Southern pU0plo frotn
purely soltlsh motives. Now pennsylsanla
IL disposed to take up tho Moyolnont. aud the
4
, 1881-08-06

TNE Now York Tribune thinks that F." 1t Ia
heavy hlou to ChIoago prEdo. lut tho tApt can.
not wpIl b0 disputed that Cincinnati mHk0s more
whisky than tho boaatfut metropolis Ut tho pra.
rlca. It all uyents, It phys more rovonuo tax,
Thu collection dlstrlct camprlstng Qinolunatl
lpuls all othors, having paid during the year
ondtug june 10 the hoayy tptal ns III. .HpB, ,uib,
Nuxt nuu,oH fhs Chioago dlstriot With an aEGro-
Rnso Of sl1,tN.GIl. Theao figures do not settle
the gWestlon, however, vt which of tho rival
Western oltlna o1lsptue& the most liquor"
, 1881-08-06

THE Now York Tribune, Il. tic coureo of
certain extremely w!se observations co,lcerllt
lug Wide md ''I,arrow" Ut means "staial'
aru") gage snilroalls In this country,
ay!,lces u remarkable Ignorance OF the sub
tect. 1t is tota!!y at q loss to i,nag!ne, foe
example. why the gaKa Of tho Tennessee 4
1lIsslshtppl lsoad Should bet changed, THIS
soad, It says. llas tho connection ut .elthor
el,d with my other than the broad.gage
roads cuIlt,on ut tho Soutlt.".. THIS IL al!
wrong. Tho Tennessee & Mississ!pp!" i" TOAD"
referred to IL local feeder between {lrenu.A
aud Memphis ut tho Chtcago, IT. Loals u
New Qrlcans lla!!soad, The. KaRe- u the
Tannessca md Alsstsslppi divisions Of tha
Chicago. Ut. Louis d Now OEleNus Road was
chauge4 tue otter day, aud thsy. nut, pnly
have ":connect!ons" will standard.gako
road. but ure owned by one-namely: lhe
Illinois CentEal,-and With II form =
continuous limo under ono manage
1usnt between ChicaRo aslA Now Or
leans. The purchase R,ll consoll4ar
ton Ut these Southern roads by the Illinois
Cenira! several years ago waa asuttlclsnsly In
porlaut event 10 knock the bottom out Of tle
, 1881-08-06

THERE is com.notion among tho beer
brewers Of 81, Louis. For II long tiino tho prlco
OF beer hns boon 1xcd at 81 per barrol, or 81 por
keg, but that Is tho caso no longer. Bcer soils
70 tho SALOONS now for 81 per barrol, or *1.76 per
kcg, md tho market Is ul,sottlod. Tha brow
Company, Chnrles Btitel, .Aniouscr s Co., All
thony 1; Kuhn, Chorokcu, Wlnkotmoyor, anl tho
Excelsior lirewing Co'npHuy havu gIvou notice
that thoy will soF boor hureaftor at tho ratio Of
Sl.16 per key. but TINT drivers Wilt be allowed
tlo monoy for trcnttnR purposes. In tho past Il
driver hnB beou al1nwed from lvo to 10 cents as
troattng munay for eaeh keg; and hencotorth
fur tho bruwcrlea named THIS allowance will not
DO made. SoMc OF tho othor browerios now tHlk
OF selling toor at 80 per barrel. This beer quOs-
ton, noxt to tho coruer on outs, is tho most In
p0ttant ono In that city at this tlno.
, 1881-08-06
TRIBUNE UItASCfI OFFICES.

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established ufnneh
occs for tho recoipt oE subscriptions and ndvere4o
rEW YUlsK-aoou, % T4toans nut1dtna S.T. Nc.
FAnnEf. Manager. ..-
Gi.As0Ow. ecotland-Allana American News
Agency, II Renhold-st'
LONDON, EnI.--AnGricnn Exchange ~ als"uo"
1iExAT r. GlLT,tH, Agent
NAsllSGIUN. II. C-t3Q street.
, 1881-08-06

4
A COl,NEspoNuENr ut tho Troy Tlnlcs Inns
revived curious Ocr,Nap blHndor wtloh. al-
though repeated before. Ia worth repeating.
FAutmann la bis now "Cultur Ueach'ohto." Vol.
j., pugo lat tf!oa to show tho difference be-
twecn tho Enxl'sh Of .Ao,ortca and Circuit
urltRln!
AMEMEcAN. ESNLtstt.
! INT son funny !eet'ol1 hhvc fc una 1nnny i1stla
VIZ somo. 'au.. TO nj, Hhss ssns. Just to my
Dur aasorest scllnp. dor Tho tassrsat sl,ups, tho
.. pTuntoxL tuEHO, =. =. Erj1!ust rogue,
II0 ritna a,ia. saluu,ps uo runu4 nnd Jumps
. AIl suhEa 4ul.eA tInxa nlltl s,nhahas th!u2s
Iu MI 9ATtA VI uVs ll A!l 1MrA Ut .lto
nut VI IT dos1 ha WA nut wnat af thatt ho
uiy 1uh. ,wha ny t3nit
Mis lssdts faweol Ay l@tila Jacob
Strauss httau4s.
Faulinaun got GIa idea Ut "Anptioant" OF
course, fro.n reading luna ilruItmnans bur.
icsluas1 bur tho trapslatlan Into what Ia sup
ppaea tu 10 original puro "Engl!sn." IL II sny.
thiax tanutvs thug, tho ltscltI suaosquo "Alaor-
tcan" language. st, -.
, 1881-08-06

TItE real truuble with Boss Dnyarl Is That
hu couldn't appreciate "Unulo ltGtnus." Tha
4Atlnnta Constitution may not know It. but
" unCIc 1sesnlls" Inns got TO 10 d flttaon-lnoh
bare. Why lars tho auporiiuous humorst on
TIM HtarbY
, 1881-08-06
THE MONETARY BrR1NoEvoY IN FRANCE.

THE MONETARY 8TR1NHENCY IN FRANCE.
The London Pall lfaIt Gazctto Ut July 70
states TINT for long tinlo rast thoughtful
1aon In England lave lacked with anxiety
towards tho financial condition Of affairs III
Paris. The prosperous tlntcs' that havo pre-
vnt1ed lii Franco have l,oon attended with tho
Widest system Of speeulntton+ Md unl(cr
this boom all nlallner 0f securities have
found sale Mt Inflated prizes. All the ,ll-
ilonal for,us Of credit llayo boon exhausted,
a,,d tho pnrIB money markut Inns been Hooded
With great varieties OF what hi this country
would bo called "fNncies," or stocks and
bonds purely speculative, and goou only
until tlleru bo an explosion. Tho GoyertA-
rnent, Too, Inns ongagul LIT system Of ln0i,-
ster expenditures for lntornal improvements.
thereby Increasing the supply OF money md
adding to the gulteral Initiation Of prices. Stock
speculation hus been carried OIL tlloro rs Wildly
arl rs renklusly as III Now York, but pcr-
1.aps OIL i, tnore extended scalo. Tho Bank
ot Frntco Inns contributed hugely to this
statu OF tltlgs. It has lonnca money freely
| upon no other. security tI,au the stocks for
| which lilo money was nocllotl, and II result
Inns been TINT ul kinds Ut speculative lnvcss-
Monts hnye hcen taken to Paris and there
put upon tho market, Tho Gazctto says:
Thus. Franco eona subscribe tho oanital ot
nenI nc ias; @nrs g1 III nv ~ asy !g ,s hIlIoM iii IT
onu timo and stllt 'hnvs 'oheap nlonoy," Tho
money narKos na pMgeE !nlt = fo ~ ~ rs s9osa own
eratfors Of 4 r!;ik sllltosop or everythIi,g Tint
was nox!h!!a Nothnx Was t',o @ tlarl,T ~ tor tho
tnS fayorlt hN,i,,t II cosnopolItan nourse ap.
crntora fi.'In I'll parts ct Enrope* Th9y sgtelgt
r.i,anont II MI sn nrtent pn arna In Wa'
G!lng Of which wo III thIs country 6ayo not tAo
anihost 1aea: =
oiue' u tn's apocu.nt"o ''i'"'n IL 'a"o' 's, ss
cpraHls " tl'e tHt<e'e. :" s!'e ""ccees WIZ
Which tho financial rehabilitation OF EGYPT
WIS "tte'''tau' nna ny w!le'l 1ae who,e aeo1
Ut Tint bankrupt Stlta becntHe le0t|taB ILL.,
ycst1ncut on tho markets OF Europa. ,rhis;
" Is cla'hlct, crcaIets Inc Impression t!lat ulo
Government Ind only to net witt! equal ylRGr
In other cases to accomplish like results.
Discontontesl holders OF Tun!s bonds, 1t is
suggested. Ind perhaps Mucll TO 10 with t!'o
French complications WITH Iua's, asM s'o
0dzefto declares that l'ad the bisraGIl dov,
ernmeltt reina!'tetl III power III EtelNhi,
Francs Hnd England would l'ave undertaken
to BULLDOGS Gill! tn such nsll'ler rs woult!
give security tn Tho hol.tars ol tho bonds oi
poor, A!sncnberctl, a'Iti ruined l'of0.
Tlle latest l,opa Ut u'n financial specu!atotf
III Fra'ico Is said to be turkey. They are a.
boring TO inducenll tl'o European Powers, bul
ut all events Fance. to unttertaka 10 ropea'
the Egyptian scheme IN Turkey, and OH thu
expectation ttcro Is now raRttie IN FRANCO
gigantic speculation III Turkish bonds. Al
tllosu bonds hayQ Tor y long tlllo hatt ht
YR1uB tho liArGlN Tor profits by speculation II
, 1881-08-06

Tugns. nro said tn be twenty-five factories
m tho Washington County coast ut Mainc. two
thirds Of thom being In tho Town Of Eastport.
wlieru herring aro put up In imitation Freuch
boxas bearing French lnbols, ~ sardEncs. They
are preserved In coftun-sncl OIL which ID assert
cd on tho boxcs to ba ut1oicc oive-oil,
, 1881-08-06

tlr,n with n vIow to ordering postal. car,lH from
tho B,atus wt,Ilo ihoro nsu lnnny Canadian
prIntcrs prepared to furnish supply, and has
orore tho printing for tho tntcr-Uolonint ttail.'
way IN New York, III spito OF tho fact. as tho
1lt,ke nasorts, TINT tho worte uoutd be dono "a
wuIl and ~ ohoaply ID Canada.
, 1881-08-06

THE Springfield Republican, commenting
an tho refusal af tho untte.l ststea to adopt a
ruUIproolsy truaty with Carada, thus provoking
tho Dominion int0 rataliatory protective tarlls,
caiis attention to tho fact that 'u1tcud OF tur-
nsl!ug Canada with haif more thhn tho furelga
guua!s she bought, a va 'had baon doing, we
ceased to furnish over Il per eent; mud Instead
Ut aeling hsr ton or twelve mllltona Of 9aods
moro than lroat usItala sold htr, wo suddenly
'tInl ourseyos selling hor 81 a,0o0 ivaa than
0rrat NrttaI,+ !" Lot III hare no Mpro brNRvlny
nboue a fsw padlooks and jaokknfyes sosd In
Sheffield, a few tons OF papers sont 10 tho lstvor
Pluto, Or halaa ut cotton sud In Chlna, whut
wo have stupidity thrown nwAy market right
at o,1r own Ioora for So 000, ,00Q worth of Amer
IcAu GQQl4,"
, 1881-08-06
PROHIBITION IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Tie Overwhelming defeat OF the Demo-
cratic Prohibition bill In North Carollnn Is
Significant in 1noru senses thai one. The ab-
surttfty Of trying to |,reyont nicn from drinking
by nct of the Legislature Instead Of by moral
influence !s mot tho only lesson taught by tho
result. There is Il political moral which Is
Of the highest Importance, atd 1t assumes
n,ora than olln pliasu when considered from
the Democratic point of viuw. 1t Is evident
~ bad tinlo fur Democracy, North at'd
South, mud especially bud In every case where
tho Democrats lnvo tried now lodges. III
North Cnrullnn they trlod brand now Issue,
| md they nre beaten out of sight under 775,-
| 600 majority. Mover In tic history OF De-
| nucracy buforo ;llas 1t enrolled Itself Nnlur
tila banners ,of temperance III n1,y OF Its
forms, and it.,nay safely bo predicted that It
never Will agnin. Tile Bourbon leaders In
North Carolina, however, lanulud that CO.
erclye temperance was q great popular move
l,ent, atlu that thoy would lntrellcll thonl-
selves still more strongly in bower by mnk-
Ing tt MI Issuc. Tlley did 50 only t0 tlnd
themselves bllried under MI avalanche OF 75,-
600 voics, md so completely 0vesslongllntl
tint 1t will take them ycnrs to recover from It.
How 1t wus done can be briefly told. Tho
Republicans oppused the cocrcivo bill, not
HAT tloy WORT III favor Of intc,nperancc, but
because they believed It's enforcement would
be iMpracticnble; second. because they 10-
ltoyotl It to DO unconstitutional; md, third,
because It was Bourbon ingnsnro con-
coctetl by their political onen,ics; Which woro
MI sufficient ruaso,ls. Ttiulr. ranks wero re-
Inforced by thousands Of white Democrats,
especially from lie cluss known as "pour
Whites" WHO could not regard with conf
plncency II lneas,lre Which prevented tllo,n
from drinking albielack, bucr, Or older, md
from That large chass WHO were engaged III
tile manufacture of fruit brandles Miu corn
mid Mpple whisky. The negroes woro not
slow III percuiy!ng that thIs wjilte alliance at
lust gnvo them tho chance they ind
80 long boon Wishing. It will be re-
lnonburcil That at tho lust election
they wero mist Numerically sw!ndisd, alld
thousands upon thousands Of thein dsfrali'
Glised by tie Democrats, by every trick
known In ballot-box manipulation. They
hnvo patiently bIdcl their time, however
only whiting tic opportunity to got eyon'
They found It,, For once Delnocrnts ltectlct
aud courtcd their votes. Right III the very
!: stallplMg-grorl,t OF tho Ku-Klux, tho bull
uozers antl tllo tsrfurfzoss were divided, solnt
Of them seeking for tic nogrous' votes for
: prohibition, mid othors urging tholn to yott
ngulnst It. Tho result was TINT they lad tls
. nluplest protection. What ten. Hancock 81
} Justify *le,nanded-a full, free, and fair elcc
tioll-wns hau for tho first tlnio In tho Ills
! tory of North Carolna slnce tho War. Tier
pro about 45o, 600 blacks III the State, which
. would Indicate n black vote OF some X, 0o0
.. and from appearances this vote wa
, 1881-08-06

THE new Mayor. Of Cincinnati, rs his es-
tccmra god pnpa. Mr. hlchard Smith, has dis
covered, Means vol, but tioloesnt know.
, 1881-08-06

CONGRESSIONAL. patronage, Mr.. Dawes
ttlat Ia tho root ot tho evil. Now. II YOU wnut
reform. why not sign tho plodxo and swing out
d rcd rihbun yoursolt7
, 1881-08-06

Esttrtd al The I'c,t.)ts at Chicago, Ill, ~ Sseond'
C4aas 1faftt+.
Fortho toncft OF mr. patrons who acsiro 10 scn1
s,ns1c coplra of INK T'ttnuNh tnrouRh fnc "a' "o
r,vo herartth tho transient snta at postaRcs
furriq. and Dontsltt. Pr Chpp.
Fight and 1wesc t'nfo senss* s
, 1881-08-06

wont out 10 tho caha of leo whore tho tIah had
been holt and rcnchcd It Just in tltno to sec cat
IN tho net OF Juggling tho nsh through hole
which led ,lntor tho annln Tho alarm wns
raised md In Il fow minutes tho whve force Of
stabte,non werc 1ayiuu sicgo Ia tho cAt. poktnx
poius md sticks un,lcr tho lloor md yelling
yorlfcronsly. tip till o'clnck nt night they
wore ,lnablo 10 dlalodgu tho cht and sevoral othor
cats hntl sllppod in aud wcra shnr,tlg tho hsh
with tho Original thief. ronton Is Ms mad Al II
wet hon. hut Monk eays TINT probably trout nro
not got for cotlvalcsctng Presidents, and 1t was
rrovtdentts! that tho ont baagcd tho game.
, 1881-08-06
'ANlUSEhtE ENT5s

MeVtcker's Thentre. ...
kfadfenn street. telMoen State and Dearborn
"The World" Afternoon md ovcntng.
, 1881-08-06

f1T MAt1-1y ApvANcE-rOsTAGE PREPAID.
nn,tv adl,3on ont roar 200
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Addrr.s THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison xnd nehfhofn. .sta, theaFot III.
, 1881-08-06

Olympic Theatre.
Clark street, between Links IND Randolph. "ua'
cle Tokn'x Cabin" Afternoon md pv9ning.
, 1881-08-06


Nanto1ph street, between Clark and Ia shtte
Engagement Of James O'Nol!t. "Ttsa. DanieheGs''
At,arnUon and cvcnlnR.
, 1881-08-06

Exposition NuIlu1ng.
MIchlgnn avenue. opposit Adams ttrseE Thon4as
unlrsr Might Concerts, Afternoon md evening.
white STOCKING lsnse-1snN Pmrk.
Championship liase-l.al, Gamo- DufAlo W. Chi.
caxo-thi. nftOrnuon at a.m.
, 1881-08-06

Grand 0Rcrn.ttOtIact
ID Clark street, opffoslE new caurt-llouse. Tno
Dctusuou," Afternoon nnd evening.
, 1881-11-24

0penlE,t. 0f tllc Cosmos.
atlss 3lnrte \, brown yesterday opened to tho
public tho ru0nlS nf the Ctanlos. which are To-
cntetl in liaverIy's Theatre building. on Monros
struct, aud her reception EXTENDED fur into thu
evening, md Will continue through to1ay u4u
this ayrninx. Unfortunately, both for tho visit
ors, wlI0 haye bucn' deprived Ut II great treat,
ard for Miss brown. WAn stanllf mitch III neeL
Of encouragement and subscriptions. there has
hnHn Until WilAllt u ttay or au au elevator riin
llug III the building, R1,A that fAct hs kept peo-
ru who wt'tlil nthcrwlsa hays been Klat to hayu
lcclt prctent ut lcnRt at tha reception trou et.-
1nytnK tic elegant surroundings Ut these ruoms,
which nrg tlHtuteA to Art md literature, an1
will undoubtedly prDye Kreat conveu-
ience aud A1traclton to veEy many who Wish
q p!cusant resurt, with all the advantages Ut
purlars ttttcd up lit most artistic aud rrtned
manner. The scandinavian ltno,n Is model Of
Kood aatu and clcRaace, nnl poRsosaca tho Ole
lsHt Ut novelty In the photographs OF Swedish
aud NarweElAA beencry, which arc profuacy
scAttarud ab.,t Upon tho ebony tables which
huye bcell ndled to iha elaborate furniture OF
this rounl. Tho picture. hung ura tow an4
charf, rathst Ut tlom uy local artists. The tuaY-
Aaucs and papers, which Mru llEcral!y supplied
frt'.n all parts of tho world, atB IN interesting
fealurG, comprising ~ tnoy 1o ko,nc forty Etl-
ut!sh pullica ttpna, together with largo maEort-
nout Ut American, German. and French rsa.l-
tux. tho'whoo Involving cost III $l,0N Der au-
NUN. Certntnly, nuwh1ro could una speul III
hour noru probably aud comfortably than In
ths eIeKaHt sesoFt, mud 1t IL gFeaEly to 10 hoped
thAt Mlss llEuWI1, who Is Il latly Ut ntuch aneray
unl ulnbitnn, will rccoivu tho support Ut our
nrcs. wIich worS Afrat.gssl BY Iii: Lconaftl. WHO
tur tho pnst seven yGur5 bus been tho efficient
uss.s!aut ul alts. ilal!nWcil 10 such inatters Vi
tl!u Exposition ltutltl4nx, wlll 1s given III THA
TntHtfNE Art polu{An of SundaE uHxfs-~.