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, 1881-06-01
MH, rHomAs' VISIT 70 CHICAGO.

MIR. Theodore Thomas Inns beeT III Tile
city during the past few days engaged upon
Important business connected with music
during tho coming year. Thu results Of Ills
business may bp briefly stated. As is we'll
known, lse will give festival here tn 1889,
Immediately after those which lie will give
In Now York md Cincinnati, using tho same
sOlolsts. 11e found tho preliminary work
farther advanced thall he had anticipated,
and tho foundation well laid for tie festival.
Tho details 1t would bo premature to give
until after tho meeting for organization,
which will be held vory shortly. lie him
self will not go to Europe rs lie Ind intended,
but will send competent representative to
1nako tho engagements for soloists and what
other material Is requisit. Tho guaranty
fund Is now secured, and aftor m organlza-
tlon has bcon effected tho work Of preparing
all tho REQUESTS for tho Festival will com-
Inencc.
During Ills stay here Mr. Thomas has also
signed y contract with Mrs. Carpenter, tie
lessee of tho Central Music-1lall, to give Il
series Of forty-two concerts In the Exposition
Building, commencing July II. For this
purpose llo wilt have MI orchestra Of fifty
pieces, twenty-five Of whom no will bring
from, New York, tho rest being recruited
here. These concerts will be similar In their
scheme to those which were given In 1871 at
| tho samo place. and tho programs will be
| mndu popular In character After tho close
Of the series here he will give weeks COLI
ccrts tn Milwaukee, aud close tho season
probably In Cincinnati
! Such is the substance of what has been no-
| eninpils1tafl I1nra Mr. rT|l0,nna ieft for NAw
, 1881-06-01

THE last "drewIng-room wns remarkable
for M upper cut or two In tho ladies' dressos,
tho Qneen's nnimnlycrsions on tho oxtrcmo
1owness Of tho costumes year ago having bud
good eloot. The falling this yaar wns tho
wearing Of gloves OF different colors, instead Of
puro white, which thu Quccn will insist upon In
tho future. These aro tho only great questions
which tho noyal Matcsty OF England now has to
puzzle its brains about. LAhuuchcre says that
thoro was thoroughly, sloyonly Appearance
about horses, carrnRcs and sorvnnts In tho ma
jor!ty OF chses. Thoru Wero not moro than half-a.
dozen, cqtpaHcs that would havo boon consld-
nroa eligible for a progress to the pnlnc0 thirty
yeAra ago. Tho Queen this year rofus0d to re-
cclvo Peorcss who bocano a widow not very
long aRo and contracted q socond MARRIAGE.
, 1881-06-01

Tho people OF tho United States haye not
always been fortunate III the choice Of u
Tice.Frusttlent. Under tie Original pro-
vision ot the Constitution tho person h1yinE
the highest number Of Electoral yotes be-
cuino President, a1ul the poraou receiving tho
greatest number aftarwar.ls Iecamo the V!ce-
President THO trainers Ut tho Constitution
evidently intoltlrl TINT tic otticu OF Vleo-
President should be In fact III well us iii
nalue seeo1.ll only to the Chief Magistrate.
and tllat tho incumbent should boa consplc1l-
ous person It, the Administration and before
the country. For many years that was the
case. Albums, the first Vtce-l'resilent, sue
cec.leu Washington, tlla first President, md
Jefferson, tho secn,d Vicc-l'rcsfttcnt, sue
cvcded Adalns. When Aaron Burr was
elected Vice-l'res1lcnt ho WINS ono Of tho
ervatcst men Of ILLS day. But since nom!-
natiug conventions havo Ind the privilege Ut
designating tho Vice-lresldent tho choice Ia
frequently governed BY factional co.si,l.
eratlolls, and tho contingency TINT such
porson may become the Cl.lef MaKls.
| trate does not seen. to bo regarded rs
Important. AL! tue Vlce-l'rastdeilts who
hayo bucceeIed 10 the Presidential! Chair
through the death Ut lresIdUnts-Ty!cr,
Fillmore, and Jnlns0n-have disappointed
the country MD proved more or less tsuach.
erous 10 ths party a,Ml principles to which
they wore pledged III the lust campaign,
bott tho nomluees for Ylce-Irss!lent wete
burleRsonle to their tickets and merely tol,
eratel by their mrtles. The nomination ot
both Arthur mud English was brought ubout
by CONCESSIONS, and lniltle fos improper pur
|
, 1881-06-01

NEWSPAPERS tint aro accustomed to give
hlr.Speaker rhoinaA full credit for liH good
actlons ciatn for lin the high honur Ut lIav-
lug nla<le nn extra session vi tile Legislature
4lecessary. Tho SPEAKER dues not know whelt
llo has enough Of good thing.
, 1881-06-01

THERE seems. to be no ergas,lzetl oppos!-
ton to The denomination of Gov, Foster, Ut
Ohio. lie has been good Executive, and 's
in certain sai,se representative Ut the
Administration. II lie sllall DO nominated,
1t will be impossible for any Rupubllcan to
vote aeainst him without nt tho sa,ne time
giving notice to the world tflat ho dues not
improve Of President Garfield. as far Us l,e
fla o1anH.
, 1881-06-01
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE hns established ltrAnoh
Dces for lhe reogIpt III alpacfpuns and nAysfltDn.
t1gnts "a follows:
NEW YuNk-Roorn ~ Tribune building. FIT. Nc
FAubBs, Manaccr.
GLASGOW, scotiand-Aian'B American News
Agency, 81 1sonAeit.nt, -.....
10NDUs. Ena.-Asuer'can Exehanso. ~ stfnnd.
ukNNY +. U1i.L1G, Arent.
WASHINGTON. u. E.--13lu r stross
, 1881-06-01

THE Philadelphia Times has posted four
members OF tho LoRslatuEo as "oorrupt sco.lil-
drca" In English, German. Frouch. Latin. 1tal-
Ian, and, inally. In tho Crow Indian dialect,
Tuoy seom to tako most kindly to Grow.
, 1881-06-01

"You'LL ruin tho Republican party II you
don't clcot tho: and I'll ruin 1t II you 40 Tint
is tho prcaont alternative az stated by Mr. Conk-
ling. Tho Republicans of New York naturally
prefer to ruiu Mr.. Conklipg. tlrst, and look cut
for tho marty afterwards, Z. ,
, 1881-06-01
COYKLIN0'B pEFEAr,

-
C0EKLlN0'B DEFEAT.
Tho vote takcn by the Ncw York I,cRIsa-
tnre yesterday makes almost certain TUG tc-
feat Of Conkitne. 1le received III both
. III the Senate. Tho Republicans III potti
llouses Number 100, Of wlton, not over one
Third voted for Conkl!nR' "ho mas oeen
claiming all a'onB that lie woliEa rece''e at
tho outset uie votes VI n lnn)orlty OF tho hc-
plln'icans. Hence he starts ont rs the ca''-
tlitlata OF only small minority OF hla party.
Mo'Foo" Platt l'athfaily seceasea less
Votes than ConkilnR, Tor uae inter Is Inc
conspicuous ilgure, anu shaocs u'e issue 'h
controversy. t1a1t hatl u Votes Ill tho
uotise nnd I'll the sehase,-ss III hal' lug
sinall Number OF votes which cohKllnR ana
Platt received III th's case u inne'l more sly
hfncant tnnh "o"la osttnnrllY W NY e"So
whefo pafty fnalo1l.y hAa hot "Rseet. "noM
ca"cus cnha!tt"te' 1he 1ssuc y "oe "hs.ioi
Mr' ConKlu'R OF soh1e othes h'"h shp4t pe
eleetets III Ills aamo Soase tl'as s"o.a III e@-
pfession u o1oI'@1H! eu'pl"Se"' ile ,..7''
QUESTION 10 W aeelaeu w"s, ",e.'c4 w..
CohKllnG co"ltl muster Il nhJofhyot ot IT'S pnI.y PIT
ae'lMst dhD oMcr man III Tile o1ase' I,'"t
p".'1'ou ""s ~" w, ~" ao>sA ~ ..,'.
not in'1lol.ts ~,sl n'nl. In, ~ n's o".5 s
SINH! nn.o'!tyt "no'' ":!' ues,s"s. .,', ..o,
nuw p ,ta ,s nnr.non . m sic;
yesletaaS every 'ole w'ilc" potso""l so.'c'.
1a.lu'' p,st ln'ols, .a'uio psela'sus, ,s '",t.
political bargains coa'a secnfv lot n.n. IL
ID l1llosslose ~ s''e ~" .ol,H'i's 10 ~ eans
ahy auo''"nal as1e'slH l't @ luz eo'1ss l's ~ ~
o''es!p"' 4io 10 1c""..'e 80, ~ ~" "ope' 49,.
, 1881-06-01

called precious metnls, b.lt for CONSUMERS OK
tic precious fruits Of her agriculture SIN
offered to coupernte III mnlntalnlng tho rAso
Of silver no essential to tho prosperity Of tho
Il
, 1881-06-01

relnnorn nru h0ruhY n0liiipi to Intend n rsgulnf
tonsaualcntl1n y to he'd u th9 bull evrnsr !tau-
ju,io IT, d, O'Clock. ensltrr ellra ucnsica nildtt
ilu provisions Ut Art, VIII. 1T hslnsa Iy 1rtut Ut
JAMftb tMEIll, ". ii.
Cf1AH, II. FIREMAN, HccrcIurJ,
, 1881-06-01

SENATOR SESSIONS, OF the New York Leg
stature, says a!rly Of Conkl!nQ; "Wo'ye got
tho hog. g.houk into him, and aro drawing him
toward tho hot water. That's what's tho matter
With hin"
, 1881-06-01

nEuuES E, FEsToN Ia not crying In tho
wilderness theao lays.
, 1881-06-01
G)l)e Gtil,,1>te.


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HunI&y. 10'rkgo edition. per yeaFt,u,.,,.... 300
WEEKLY EDlTloN-~pOeTltfp.
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gpcoIu,en coploa aunt fren.
Give roBt-0alce nddross In full, Including County
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Address THE Tribune COMPANY.
Corner Madison and t,enraorn-ats-, Chicago, III.
, 1881-06-01
1'f)S'rAaE.

Entered at the ppst- fec At Chicago. Ill.,, AZ SetoHd-
cld3s Matter.
For the bcntnt OF mfr rattona Who desire 70 1ond
single cnples oE THE TRinuNE through the mall NO
fiyo hurowltn tho transient ratio OF polthxc:
Fnftia,t astd uonassltt Pr Copt.
Eiaht and Twelve lnsA ranot. cgnis.
ht1ta6M raEa PAPER. COLTS.
, 1881-06-01

Ft.1EHps Of Mr.. Conkltng never tako up 4
newspaper now without hoping to ind III some
part OF It tho announcement ct his final aud ab-
auluto withdrawal from tho Senatorial canvass.
, 1881-06-01
AAlpSEAl k4AI8.

McVteker's Thtntre.
Mhdikon ktrcot. bHiNgen Et.tp and DaAfbtft.
f:ntncumens ef tho Acme Dpora Company. "Oll-
tette." Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-06-01

JAW" '"' 9's"N.
mrr. vra Ann sowrn-o.e
,,s,, t,,,.ai,,,,,o H. r;nt,t. ~ tomurta nr,l
.,,n a,,l,a,,,',n. - ,n,,,nrIs Nm. ,n,,,,cd In
49,, r,n,tsi, r,,,~+ fo,, ,,nva orn md II
n"eht NJ n i,ays % a a,rec, instruction IN nil pcr-
ao,,s l,rinv ,,o,,acs IN thts co,,ntrv A AIr.
EInnnird, ~, ortiat ,n Landau. anw n l,ouso
,,t,,oi, ,,,ooaot hin and ,vtabn, IN ront II ns
4 fo,,t,,. roat,to,,co .rhn n,v,nr ,vne o,eo lin
h,,t,,lar' ar,f Ktnrott1 tto,,trcd. enrnrsfly
ur,I nrx;oratv n. m fin rontttt,nn nf tho
uo,y,ro no nrt t,,a ,ro,nono nutt ,vna nssurrt,
4hn, n vna In oxnafIunt cor,1tttn,. .rho n,yn.
~ sto,nl lint In ,r,.,nd h,ns,.tf u,,o,, tbo
,tro,mog, ~ ,,,a i,onscs and that Tho tlroIns
,voro In uoo.1 nr,1nr KInna,r.l thorcfore too,s
= icnso fnr tl,rco vanra nrh ,nnvnd into ,lo
,,o,,aa IN Arrll 1sso i, first tlcro was uot,,-
,,,o IN con,,lofr NJ hut In .1,,nc Tia t.uaut
;nfnr,noa tho o,vnor lint ttc atr,,ch VIVA so
hnd @ tint tho ,,o,.n ,vns nninhol,i,ab,c. Tint
! tho ,rn,ra wnra anf,,v mt If or,,ur, a inv
,ior. Iator ~, thn nIiv,co NJ a nhvstclnr, ho
onJ bis fo,,,itv IN tl,Lora ,voa n,naa ~
4 cnnftotInr toat,rnuv. ma &fdo o,ntn,nt, tbnt
rn,lor tha tloor tt,ora ,yoa ,noas ri fnut
s,Inklnu .ynter. wnich thu wttncases ot tho
ior,,,orG ax,lo,no,, ali rot o,nn,,nt tn orv.
sk sl, o ,ssa'c. a''.t .oaa .ns m,o sa
a.,,., x.o.'. A'oa ~ "o"a.., pn
49, hn. ,,,,,a.s s,,..,,r ,,,,ra ao,,ou In h"1
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, 1881-06-01

InkG Front.
Foot of Madison atsoet foropauQh's C1rtla D
MonaRario, Aftornoon und asonll,kt
, 1881-06-01

nt Hyde Pnrk, but Mrs. betty O'Btictl's chill
dren were hntlcss, shoeless, and ragged, witt,
sunIscn checks mid lustrcless eyes, md they
cTIol for brcnd.
, 1881-06-01

H661HYTH 'THEMtF4t
nundotnb ttrpct, betwupu cIKrk ind In Sails.
Minstrel entertainment Afternoon and ovaninR.
, 1881-06-01

r'fark street, eppos: new toutt.11ouso. EoTa9o
mgnt Of tic fitth-ay. Opatn Company. "ollrottU.'
Afternoon and evening"
, 1881-06-01

Clark street hc:wuen lst*o md tiAnd",rh. var
sty enicrtninMout Afternoon and ev1nln1.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-01-12
Aawaiian 6azette

IdtldlldH VdEtllf
PUBLISHED by
Ro BERT cRIEvE,
Every Wednesday Morning.
lTFIFE DOLLARS PER ANNUN
PArABLE ~ ADVANCE.
Foreign nsas,erte~rs.s7 s7.oot 900.
wAisA iss'uass PsssAsssPssFsaa.
orFfcs-In the new Post ofiee Building
Merchant Street, Honolulu, I'll. l.
Ny Rights
Yes, 6oa Aas sas1e sse : wezsa=-
ysst sSas he raeazi. nei r~asAips Gu:
Fer g-ser thtugs, sluee He
VI, kzeus sst ard loves has pr-red tAis
far ne.
uc=aaz- 20 llve ny ll'e cas
y saies ~ealuly usys,
>estas a. tA-cagh a Asss
ne erv~aizs ssEvSgi.aS ~orla 9; asa agAs tsrcSga
tAet- sasy 4ys
las sgs st=vag " vs,iaa-
Or iastie wa ss,-a.ss . tss AtsLwsys
70 saIly nv szrrncuts uhits,
Ezs sasr r5sats a. a VIVIAN, azd A~re Claim ~
ne ri-as % -o.e % elesa
wisa soae % gs-sisss ne prrsszzea Plzk
Aa1 ngEe 90 zEtsr q uay
L q r1chss roct cr Eiz1s thrrn- even rcse-ee
Say
n @ ..ssi :, e - laay 9! syl si'ss s 2 s-c".
By never s-z-,sy cak ryaHxc,l-
nene-1 sr-ese.
Ew a. - p3s1-t saeEeerzezs, KIN - the sr-cnger
Evrs-
n rfsas t. . Hfs q ny e~a-
NJ merely casual eis
o. ,s--1csply ease's LIFE, saug cot
ma taxing bod - is.
fEEy sEzu1 tFh-r eoes a.1gr uznera VII.
-Ths ri-hs % .a-hsr ard ga-az
wha- food asct a-5 can
ErH1l -l# ga-neEe1 store cf kncwie1-e
WhicA HaAr has hsaPes fsr urza-
Takag Ei-h l-ve 1zz1s trrciy ard sftrr Al cr1Sret
~-hs rssht-aa. brst And sweetest -
To sand al g11zsusyed
Whsasrer <urroEr sal- stu
Cal fgr sgni1z' zs9.
Wtzh u1as - cavt glzstgn, By never iqcS gan
Sad
II d. nrt ask fora ballot
rheazh very l'e were a. sesSe.
u,lia aag tar tae uebler iu~tice
laE men lar ui11lfsca s4Ne - > -
GEas az1 isks.
.Ths scgt t,ct and the feeeis foot
b11H seek TIE seils-azle -rdl.
TIE weaksS- soldiers name = ErtE
On TIE great A--Ig-rcll-
A=a Ged v5g Eals mas h5ly ss=cus. ulais too tae
SrsAN CooLIrSE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-01-12
DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
OH LoR Cd X ~ Il
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

CHL0RODTNE is admitted BY the prcfsanaun 10 -
the wonderful and w414ahia
remedy di-cuveFed
CHLORODYsE - the best renefy Eas~a fsr
Coughs, coaszmpton. nronrhtran.
Asthma
CHLoRODYxE enscfaaIiy cbecks and ARRESTS fkn.@
TOO oflen nat~l ~ldt-eus---rtThthera.
Fever. Group. Arae-
CHLORoDYSE acts nk@ a charm IN usnrshrna. aad
: The oaiy sp~ciac IN choisra aaa
Dysentery.
CHLORODYsE ensrfaaiiy eusa short ali afsarns q
Ep.lep-y, Hynseri~. FAipisAraon. Aaa
spanmA
CHLoRoDrsE h ths only palliative n s.uraiEla.
RheumaEism- Gour. c3acaT. rpotA-
ache, MeninrittaI Ar
From W. vssAlius Petfgrsw. NJ D.. nrneriy Lecturur
At ST. Georges Hospital London. II lave % hsaftat
stating that have ulfk any nsefrfn@ 80
carious Auti-spasnnsdic and sed4use. usnG
C0nsumptoa. Asthma. DiArrhsaA. s~4sea
End AN perfectly nati.ned with the r~saitA-
Earl H1nsell communicated tie College a Pnyna-
lAns had received dispatch from Her MAj-.fys
Consul Manila 20 the effect nat ch1ierA ra-
ing ezrfbiy and tn4t The only re<y of Auy
CHLonoDTSE z "-1ea Laacrf ist Decemoef. i-1&
CACTIOS.-BKWAME OF PINkcT Inr4Arluma-
The public further cAauonee fsrxsry u rns-
errn1ent stamp having % TIE kuosis1za n tas
Board u Inland Esveuue-
CACTfOE.-Vlca-chAnceiio Ar Page N11d STATED
DE- J. Coils BEo~sE sndoattety the lnsentar -
CHE0EoDYNE that The story q he ssfen6ani
erateiy uairue. which, be regretted say. had
s1oru t0--see Tt4<s. July %. issE
ssiA IN Beetles at i. IA "a "a. - e. and iiH ~ra
BKOWSKr the Ggv-rsn-st st4mE- 0rsr~hstal4x {
medical te@tiagly acee1gzuiss aaeh b1ttla-
sols Maanfacfsrsr J. T. DAVENPORT.
g. Great R4s.sli a. Bta@s6ary. Lasfrn-
Azents ia Mes rpEk, ". n srmusszrE Co sa~ J. Q
WrtLa ~ s@
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01
A BASE FoRGBRYI

We have for a series of years been doing
a pleasant business with Mr.. Edwin Alden,
Advertising Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio, re-
ceivipg frequent orders from him for adver>
tisements in our paper. Last week we re-
ceived a circular purporting to be from Mr..
Alden, requesting us to insert six ADVERTISE
ments to occupy FIVE inches space. The
order was so different from all previous ones,
aud the printing and stationery SO inferior.
that our suspicious were at once aroused
that i. was a forgery by somo other party, to
get money for advertisements on Mr..
Alden's credit. We .hereupon enclosed
the circular to Mr.. Alden, stating our
suspicious, and yesterday received his reply,
branding the order as a Base Forgery. We
hope no newspaper will be imposed upon by
the villaiuous party or parties guilty of this
act, and that Mr. Alden will be enabled to
trace the matter up aud bring whoever may
be therein concerned to justice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-02-01
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The status of the United States Senate in
the Forty>seventh Congress, which meets on
or after next fourth of March, has been
practically determined by the election of
Hon. Howell E. Jackson as Senator from
Tennessee. Mr.. jackson is a Democrat and
a member of the "debt-payer" faction of his
party ia that State. There is only ono moro
Senator to be elected, from Pennsylvania.
whore the contest between the Cameron fac
tion and the Republican opposition ~eontin-
ues to be both warm and uncertain. 1t is
we'll understood, however, that Mr.. Wal.
laes's successor will be a Republican. Thus,
says the Baltimore Sun, in the next Senate
there will be 81 Democrats and the same
number of Republicans, with the addition of
Judge Davis, of Illinois, who, willie repre>
senting "the third party" has usually voted
with the Democrats, and Mr.. Malone, of
Virginia, "readjuster" Democrat, who is re-
ported to have declared it to be his prinei-
Pile never to vote before going to tho polls.
The Senate of the United States has seldom,
if eyer, been Sc equally divided on party is
sues, and never before has it had to enceun>
ter the charming uncertainty of the two odd
mepbers.
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