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against Philip, will DO tticd on charge Of
perjury, Tho Treasury prosecuting.


CARDINAL. null,Eisr's 1iTTEI, TO rflE PORE:
LONDON, July 1n-'rho lf1rs.lnV I't,se
anys: "V0 understand that Immediately
nftor tho publication OF The letter OF Cardinal
0ufhcrt, Archbishop OF Paris, To the t'opo
syinpathfztng will, him In regard to ths re-
naval Ut Tho remains Of Pope Plus IN, tho
Marquis Uo N0aillra, tho French Ambassi.-
dor 10 ftaty. Visited tho ITALIAN Minister ot
Foreign Affairs, ntltl expressed the reRrct VI
tho FfeIlcl government Mt the publication Of
such Il document"
EtEcrtoSs.
+. l'Ants, Ju1y m.-A t1ecrco Inns been pro-
lnu1gntcd ordering elections for members Of
the Chntnpcr Of Deputies Oil tho 2tst Of
August, atltt second ballots the Sun1uy fol-
lowing.
THE cI,owy DIAMONDS.
Tllo Chamber Of Deputies, III spite Of tho
Governments only desiring a partial sale,
passed. tho bill for the sale Of nil the Crown
diamonds, tho proceeds to DO devoted to tho
Museum fund. .
Tic opening Of tic Electric Exhibition IL
postponed to tl,a tit!i Of August.
SPANISH CLAI,ts.
AlApnr1, July e0.-Frarco declares tQrself
ready to compensate the SpanInrtls who sur
fercd damages by tho Chief 1}ou Amcna's
,lepredatlons, rcserying to herself the right
Of nscertaintng whether compensation has
been paid oll account Of ttnmnge ,ione French
subjects during tho Carlist mid Communist
Instructions or ristngs lii Cuba.
E,ruAlswATIoS.
MAnsElLLEs, July 29.-.rho cnlbarkAtion Of
troops for AIgerfa continues Tlreu tlou-
sand loft Tlurslny.
OAMnETTA,
President of the Chamber Of Deputies, to-day
ren1 d decree closing tile session Ut the Clal,l-
ber. lie Bnid tho catl,ltry would Judge tho
work Of tic session, and each member would
huyo to bow to that Judgment. lie hoped
tho policy of tho future Chamber wonlI DO
inspired by determination 10 promote Tic
weil-belng Of tho country.
, 1881-07-30
DENMARK.

TIE POLITICAL. CONTEST.
LONDON, July a0.-A dlsnatch from C0peil-
hagen says; "In spite OF the Radical tsi.
unplt In the elections, the Ministers have de-
tarnlined 10 ionR as they aro backcd by q .la"
jorIty Of tho Upper House to continue tholr
struggle for the constitution OF 18''S, which
gives both Houses cQua! power, Tho 1ladl-
calls aso en.leavorlu9 to make tho Lower
House supreme by Imposing Ministers Of lts
own selection OH the king.
, 1881-07-30

TRIESTE, July ao,-The Austrlans are en-.
couMtestng such difficulties that they Aavo
postponed tue Introduction Of the Lanlwchr
system ln the District Of Cattarau.
KING ItENIkf.
V1ENyA; July so.-The Emperor visited
the, Count DO Chambord at, Ills town resi-
deljcR here ~. - :;
, 1881-07-30

ROME. July e0,-TMe Court OF Appeal has
reduced the sentences passed. OIL the six per-
sous arrested 1Qr riot at tho removal Of the
body Of Pope Plus lN.
, 1881-07-30

/, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, July ao.-Tha actual
murderer OF Abdul A4Lz Inns been exile4 to
tns Province Ut uedlaz, Arabia. apart from
, 1881-07-30

TIE SOUTH Park FHOHHAM.
Tho program for the South Park music, which
will be p!nyed Ia tho "wcst park" this after-
moon. commencing ut / o'olocs, will 10 Us fol-
lows;
!. Cen. kameko yfnrch. pnrlow
0ycFturu to "a NiRht III Dronatia .Kreutxer
I. LII l3ohctntcn Fanttlsio '........... clements
I. uyvrturc-"..Q Queen fos Day" "........ Albums
E. "plrates Of ro,,zaco Fantasfc": Sullivan
y. sec1o md chorus rruEa Ernan1". ...... Verdi
Q. "!nst!lll0h y amour. Schiller
10. "vcrafIctp Waltxps" r.. ..........,. .HfrAiJss
II. "UuttnafltCn GAlop". .EprO
, 1881-07-30
rhs French Deputies Determine to
Self all the Crown =.
Diamonds.
prorosation Of That Doay, with q
Speech by 0ambotta, It's
President.
The Emperor Of Austria Calls on tho
rrench Monarohioal Pretendor.


HHfH W
W., ~. 49, ~ eratn., Tie cropa looked we'll, he
s.tY III hi wonld not bear thu test Of elose in
tpess''N THE LAND Dlr,I.
toxnoy. July U,-Somo Indignation is
~ HI, the conservatives ut tito Governs.
r.ar,,s w., acton On i,ar,etl's amendment to tho
+ mi h;ij ndtllne TO Ciauso A II proviso that
. .s.,ons ~ for rant pordFn9 ut tho time OF tho
.ss .ss,,"a,Ion for fixing judicial rollt be s,s-
,spsod ,,ntl tl,o lattrr Is determined, Tho
wHSn'1m"nt wa"uu " yos cnrrIctl by vote Of 200 TO
~ rim .malncss Of tho minority vote Is at-
t,ihuted to Tho absence Of lhemters who, II
tha r,s1al notice Of tile amendment lad bcon
a,v.n wo,,lt 1layo been present. Goscllcn
md tjeuoqco md sonle other moderate Lib
sls,a NV nsat"i,u ",.st"tro, d'f1 ram voting.
rur no,r.n1yt,rus Ayr THE 1yFEnyA1. MA
CHIMES.
Tile adylsability OF Issuing manifesto re-
uuAia.tr,g tho policy Of attempted o,.trages,
suel, as is shown by tho importation O[ liz
fernul machines, has bcen iltluci.tlatly i'm
prsssed ,pon The Icadtng Houe-lsulers, but
Il las been determined to tnke no nctlun for
the present. o.. the groutd that no EVIDENCE
exists that the Importation !s connected with
l,tsl, atfalrs, anil, even IL 1t Is, 10 connection
exists between tho Importers and tho uonie-
Rulers.
- PETITIONS.
The total number OF petitions presented In
The House Of Commons during the prcsont
sesslon praying the HOUSE to reject any
change III tie law which may bo proposed for.
admitting atheists to Parliament Is ,30a, with
.n,SS signatures, and the number OF petitions
praying for tho alteration Of tho law is Gu,
With ll5,Al signatures.
III the House Of Commons this afternoon
Mr lia1court, tho Homo Secretary. sald tint
precautions would 10 taken against the Brat!-
JsuRft meeting to protest against lila oxclla-
s!oa' LUG meetlhe Is 10 oo nela III 1fa1a1Rhf
square next iuesday evening"
TIE OPIUM TRADE, -..-
The Secretary OF the Society for the Sup
preston Of tho Opium Trnae some time ago
wrote 10 The Viceory Of China explaining the
Socle,y's views OIL tic trnillc. Tho Vicuroy,
England antl China ca.l never meet on conf
mon ground, China views the whole aucs-
, 1881-07-30

tho acconpItcoa. Nfitll,at paaha will pnss
Ills oxflo on nm lsland nway fton, I'LL tho
niE1nfa.
, 1881-07-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ellrodgo & Woodbrldgc, 1O2 Madison.
line shirts and furnishing yo,is. Shirts to order
from S!a " to *:n per tltMsil, Shirts ready made
and workmanship. A perfect til guaranteed.
, 1881-07-30

II In worth remembering that Tar
nuts Scttzer Apertent IA tho concentrated du-
.rftcntg OF tho celebrated German springs whose
nAInG 1t bears, and whose yIrtues It 10 ctaueutly
epntaluH,
, 1881-07-30

Use IEcddttsE,s l2nsa1a Salva In tile
house. md uso 1tcddfnR's liussta salve In tho
athhle. -
, 1881-10-09
BANK GOLD RESERVES,

Accumulation Of gold coin in the leading
banks ut the principal commercial centres has
been going on for Il considerable time and the
bank safes have been full to Overlooking. and
it has been matter Ut very serious cousidcra-
ton how to afford adequate protection for this
solid wealth. The First National Bank Of Den-
yer, Colo. called upon Jno. ". Norris, Vice
President OF the Dicbold Safe s. Lock Company,
to solve this problem for the n. and Mr.. Norris
prepared plans and speciflca lions of a burglar
proof safe which met the approval Of the cash
Ter Of the bank and he at once orucred j safe
made from these plans, which will enable this
bauk to guard this treasure aud relieve them
from all trouble on this score In the future. As
q great many other banks throughout the West
need safes Of this character we -ecommen d
them to call upon Mr.. Norris, who has made a
life study Of how best to guard accumulated
wealth from the burglars. The best part Of this
, 1881-10-09
matter Is, TINT while the protection is ample the
etpense fs comparatively moderate.
Arrest of the Murderer OF Capt. 1Eentis
"a En- milk a11Ifcd hY the IROAt11eM.

Arrest of the Murderer OF Capt. sfent1s
"a Family Killed hy the 1ao*tales.
Tucson, Ari. Oct: s,-A dispatch from san
Carlos says: Col. Tiffany has arrested Ashay'
who, Nadiski and other friendly Indians say. 1s
the murderer Of Capt uentig. In his cxnnin:- :.
ton by the Indian agent he acknowledged being
In tho Cibicu fight and firing two of the first
shots. Ie also said that he was OF tho party
who killed Turner ifand Moody at Middicton's S
ranch, bur says he did not 20 into the ranch'
lie says Askealtc aud Nontayosh command
ed the party, and that ,Joctah Tired one,
of the fatal shots. Askealtc is now a prisoner
with Sanchcz's band JoctAh WIS badly "ounoeu
in tho tight. and is now d prisoner. Nontay@osa @
is one Of the prisoners who escaped from inc
military here lust Friday night !ashAy snyS
that Dead Shot, who was taken by CO.. Tiffany "a
few days ago, was one OF the. le1ders Ill IN, me
Clbicu light. Ashay,, was turned over 10 1en'
Carr last night. ..,- t.,
TUCSON Ari. Oct S.-A Mexican family, resi-
dents OF Tucson, who had been on vlslt ~
Sonora, were returning to this place. ana Wnch
between Sui, lgnacio and Terrantc. ~ Sqnora'
were ovcrtuken by Indians, and lgnncio 'A1tn-
zucda and his wife Tcccitn Garcia killed, us aiso
WAS their 4-year-oId child. Jose Aware, "ao
was with them, was wounded In tue arm. -
party OF armed citizens left last night Tor inc
scene Of tho outrage.
, 1881-10-09

Tin years ago tonight
. Nc COW wsliskcd her leg about.
t. The btste kicked over me Light;
was loikc me oull pipc-burnt out
Mrs. OLeury.
I.B- Bryant's Chicago Business College
r is-rt,joying 4 very prosperous year. as the
demand increases for help this institution Is
called upon to give the necessary training
to Increased members. Both young men
aud young women are wanted as rapidly us
they can be prepared. A.
The inhabitants came near lyncllng
tailor who cndeayorcd to introduce the new
style of tight eOat-SleeveS Ill UcadWono
They regarded it as direct blow at the
poker Industry.
4 Boston nenlicant said to gentleman,
81 should like to have 10 cents to anpcase
my hunger. have 10 cents, and with III
cents more could get quite decent sup
peri This reminds us Of tho 1rishman who
said, "Lind ulc the loan OF yer pipe anu TO-
backy. have Il MATCH
In tile ten years since the fire Joshua
Smith, the photographer. 20G North Clark
street, has earned the excellent reputation ne
enjoys fur producing such artistic Work III
both children and adult pictures.
Tile Couricr-Jo,tr,,ut says that a Russian
word coming through the telephone breaks
all the furniture in the roam. LUIS 1Sthe
first intinlation we lave received that kell-
lucky WHISKY IS now put l1l Ill t5ltioS Jd4o III
steau Of w1llte-oak kegs.
The West Indies, South and Central Amer
ica, and Mexico, all contribute to supply the
West India Manufacturing Company Ut
New York with their products for the tnan-
ufacture Of tie Imperial Ditters, which arc
Of their highly medicinal Qualities. having
proved such I. radical cure for indigestion.
dyspepsia, loss Ut appetite and sleep. ma.
larial diseases, and general debility. Sold
by druggists. Price Is cents.
During kalakaua's absence his Kingdom is
i'll charge of lis sister, who bears the wild,
weird nane of LilinokaIina- Perhaps the
whole yarn is Ii.
Many prominent and successful business
men OF Chicago have grown up froin boys
since the lire, while many "old.rellaole"
established houses have passed from sight
and mind.
..Tlerc's a beautiful spirit breath ing now
4 mellow richness mid the clustered trees"
is what the country boy pcllsively quotes as
lie makes bee line oltt Of the orchard with
a bulldog ut his heels.
Tlusk, Rowe l. Co., jewellers, l05 State
street, are doing Il large business with Gus.
toners who wish 4 high class OF goods. Good
taste and experience have given them high
position in their business.
1t is now thought that Capt. Howgate left
Washington to escape the malaria, and can't
raise money enough to take him back.
Another large invoice of the celebrated
self-adjusting ''stylish'' silk and stiff felt
hats just received by Cooper, the popular
halter, l34 Clark street.
One of our United States Gaugers, upon
purchasing loaf Of bread the other evening
and being Informed bread had gone up
cent, replied to the astonislcd young lady:
swell, Iii have to ask you to send it next
time"
Gentlemen evidently appreciate the fine
stock and work OIL llarklns shoes, IL. State
It is announced that baldneS can be cured
by skin grating. but the assertion is general
u regarded rs mere balderdash.
, 1881-10-09

rEOERESS OF TIE C.AitLfs iOAD.
On Sta,e street from Nineteenth street to
poi,,t between Van Huren and jackson streets
there is now an unbroken and completed liue Of
cable road and the work is going rapidly on
AtYnn Buren, street a bridge Of heavy planks
hns been laid across the cable truck, and Oh this
bridge trucks have been laid for the crossing OF
the Clark street ours. Tho work OF paving tho
tracks with graut blocks is gong Oh rs far north
as Jackson street, and another bridge 1or inc
passu3e Of trains has -bcen laid across the
tracks at that street. Just north Of
it IS the concrete mixer, aud the con-
crete Foundation is tenG put in to Adams street.
The trucks are III position rs far north t1s tho
Palmer House. From here to Mn'li.nn street tno
old tracks have bcefl torn up anu chunticis Will
ht ,lu. for the ones Us soon rs posstDe
Just south of Madison street II deep xcavatiol
M beet. nado This ,s M to d. BE- tScas %a.ied 1a IN S WIN
roui,l which the cattle is to 20. TIC track VIII
not bt extended to Randolph street ut present,
but the State street cars will all be Started IRON
Madison street.
The excavation ut tho intersection of Archer
avenue is rcndy for tho trnusfcr machinery. and
from it To tho excavation IL. front OF tho engine
house tho track has been completed. just south
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is another concrete MIXER
and the concrete Is betug put in betwcen the
west track I1as been completed FROM point
half way between Twcnty~second and twenty
third streets to rweuty-fo fourth street. and tho
cars run the east truck along this Hue. JUST
north Of Twcuty-fourth street is another co'i-
crete mixer, and the iron yokes are in place to
T,vcnsy-rifth street The vest trick has been
torn up rs fur south as Twcnty-s'Xth street.
and channels lur tho cable line arc being dug.
Most Of this work is done at night. nnd tho only
sufferers are the passengers OIL the night clrs,
who arc often compelled to walk four Or five
blocks end change cars. From rwcuty-stxth to
Thirly-fl,st streets iron yokes line the roadway,
and will lie put down rapidly: South to Thirty
fourth street the west curbiue Is being set,
and the street is being gr,tded tor paving with
the cedar blocks. which cover the siaewalks.
The PAYERS ut the north end Of the line have
ue:l1 " reached Fourteenth street.
Very little has been done at the cnGine-house
as it is impossible to 20 to work until tho track IS
ready for operation: . The engines and ma
chinery have arrived, but are stored away for
the present. Everything is in readlncs5, and
they can be put uu ut short notice.
, 1881-10-09

STUCK WITH FIVE PLEDGES.
Patrick Francis McFarlan. Of No. SIT West
Polk etrcet, callod ut THE TRIBUNE Office last
evening with five children-all his-and sat tdown
beside reporter for the purpose Of "eivins
him in itenl.''
hind"-poi1ling 70 the young Mcfarlans' whose
:YouI; wife has deserted sou:"
what for?'
..She has run of with another man.
"Who!'
II suspect who it is, but say he is unknown"
*.Didn't sou treat her well:''
~ treated her too WE'LL
Where has she gomez
II don't KNOW
when did she leave?" -
t"1ueEday-''
"Did snc take anything with her except the
mau?r
a ies,. sewing machine, feather bed. and
burcau.'
Any money!"
*TeE-nbout $40"
%Whcrc has she Grone?''
II think to Carroll, Ill. where she has sister
iivin:.'' :-~
t.Iou want me to write her up?"
",Yes. Put in that liberal reward will be
paid for the return of the household goods"
!" And for her:'. e
NO. No woman except N.Y. mother shall
, 1881-10-09

rwD npI1,aH, AND 4 HALF l. DAY ONLY.
Judge Tucy delivered Il decision yesterday IN
the matter nf the pay OF the Assessors OF 1ooA
County which will surprise those gentlemen
and the Town Boards who have been votlng
them S. day nnd extra compensation. lne
case at bar WAS thnt OF Assessor Amick. OF CSC
Chicago His bill for 1SsO was $1,000. and 4 . naa.
iority Of the board was III favor giving nlln tnat
sum he having devoted Atl bis time tor nearly .
tho wholc year to tho work or MS s. oll'ce.
Justice Walsh, however, applied 70 Juago
Tuey for an injunction restraining the I9Mu
Clerk from issuing the order aud the supervisor
from paying 1t. The matter WAS arsueu III
June and taken under adylsemeut. ana ycstef-
day the opinion was filed - .,,,
Judge Tulcy holds thai the amendment, 70 .,S, tne
Revenue law allowing the Assessors ol LOON
County IS n day is uncplstituuoun4-tnnt an
they are entitled to Is S.-50.~ which Is
paid tu the Assessors In other counties ol
the State; aud, Furthermore. that the loWn
hoard had no authority for voting Annex
extra compensation. While Fs50 day w:ls
tuadequatc fur tho services rendered, yet, undef
the law ne couia not give relief. AS thls de-
cston applies to all tho Assessors III COOK Coui1-
r., ana must govern the future action OF the
: Town Doards-no appeal is to DC takenLah
effort will probably be made to got the Leglsla-
turo to p:.ss Il law III accord with the tonstitu-
zion which will permit their receiving fnlr
compensation for the work doue Ill the lutcrcst
of the taxpayers.
, 1881-10-09

And all other styles of Outside
Garments will be found in our
Cloak Department in almost end
less variety. We have this fall
imported a very large variety of
tasty novelties, which are con-
fined to us exclusively, among
which are New fabrics in Silks
lined with fancy Pushes, Seal
skin Plush lined in Colored Plush
es to contrast, Light Colored Gar
nents tastefu1ly trimmed with
elegant Pushes, entirely new in
any market, and many other spec
ial things, besides large assort-
ment of our own perfect garments,
made by Cloak Tailors. We have
over 1000 garments now on hand,
perfect~goods, not trash, in prices
$40. S11, S12, S13, S14, SIS, $16,
$18, $50, up. We shall offer Mon
day your selection of Job Lot OF
132 beautiful imported Dolmans at
$12 each, many in the lot worth
SIS. See them.
, 1881-10-09
MFMnRtAt PORTRAITS,

Mr.. Moshcr, the artist photographer. has Just
completed II .speal1ins llkcness,' life size, In
cr,yon, OF the lnmcntcl Mrs. Grant. the former
Natron Of the Home Of the FriendleSs, aud 1t
WIS presented to the "IIomL" by her son: also,
arother ifc-size csayon portrait of DR.. Dele
mater, taken In his pleasant, hnppy thoughts
which is pronounced success This was
presented to the Chicago Homeopathic College
III. IrnSfnns. .
, 1881-10-09
SOMETHING ON 1.-THE. GOOSE"

It is Il notable fact that our nohby young
men are very decided in their taste as to
style and cut of their clothing. 1t is also :.
fact that large majority Of them give the
preference to Ward & CO., under the Palmer
House. This firm calrlcs~a very large line
Of the finest of gnOds, and makes Il specially
of all the latest OF stylish patterns in vest
iugs and suItulgS.
, 1881-10-09

GENTLE WAS VISITED BY lBERaTl = !.
The coruct ycrtuosu, at his ncw photo studio
corner Michigan aycnne and Van Burcn street.
aud had splendid photos tnkeu playing his cornct
Gentiles only branch studio is ut 39o1 Cottage
Grove avenue.
, 1881-10-09

ever darken my doors again except sne eonle o1
:, Who viii take care Of tho little ones:
"AlIce thore [the Oldest onel. ,,s,,
and 1,ricklayel. aud always provided wen TOT
bis family iic Kept boarding-house last yeatt,
aud tho fellow whurn he suspects OF clopan9 MILL
his wife used to live with him.
, 1881-10-09

NEW FREScO EFFECT IN WALLPAPER.
The new fresco patterns i'll wall paper just re-
ccIved ut Nat Fnxon's. .l2 Wabash avenue (uu-
der Brand's,, nre the most novel OF the many
new styles he is unily receiving.
, 1881-10-09

The odor of Buck l. 1tayner's MARS" Co
lo.ue Is that Of refinement und delicacy.
, 1881-10-09

Finest teeth, s.. Filling. half price. Cum
MINIS, dentist, 20 State, corner Randolph. -
, 1881-10-09
brain and Nerve


Wells Hcalth-Rcnewer. greatest remedy or
earth for impotence, lennless, nervous debility,
etc 81 at druggists. Dcpt,t - Lake street.
, 1881-10-09
CUSTOM TAILORING.

Werecomlnend Eldredges gesewi1lg-machines
, 1881-10-09

The complete success
achieved through our intro
ductioil Of Improved English
Styles, encourages 1ls to I'LL
yite the patronage OF such
gentlemen who have hereto
fore sent their orders to New
York OF London.
, 1881-10-09
PItlNOS.
PIANOS ]
For the benefit of patrons throughout the Great
west we submitting the following list OF the
" +hose who have purchased Pianos of us recently
:TN CHICAGO ALONE.

THE st explains gives utterance to the following
worthy fact: people Of cneag where every
ared for examining and selecting instruments and where
renders nertorious wares the only ones
place which aHords them fne only STANDARD
n,anufacture he advantageous terms.
in mind that the list on our
mention being number OF Pianos
os 49, ~ ne Great Northwest outside Of Chicago.
, 1881-10-09
(yIliildl:0ll'S S
CLOAK DEPARTMENT,

In this department we have the
most choice and desirable assert
ment of Dolmans, listers, Have
locks, etc., etc, one could wish to
inspect, and at prices that will suit
you. Remember, we keep our
OWLISH EYES open on the.
Cloak question. We keep all the
desirable things, and will not be
undersold.
, 1881-10-09

The unqualified admiration
Of our this seasons produce
tions Justify lis to guarantee
equal, and perhaps better,
satisfaction than can be OBJ
tanned through any Of the
leading fine New York trades
;, men.
, 1881-10-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

Tin years ago tonight
Nc COW ws,isked her leg about. T..
Tht. baste kicked over me light;
Twas loikc me oula pipc-burnt out
, 1881-10-09

nf fhe Lick Observatory which has been located
On that mountain. to advise and assist IN settan'
I'M transit instrument, and also 4 new twelve
inch equatorial telescope. recently constructed
Dy 1tt: Mcssrs.. Clark e. Sons, of Cambridge.
Mass.
1osrpn MOORE. years old, whose parents live
at 10. ll0 De Koven street. while attempting at
$50 last evening to board the fron1 platform OF
car No. sU7 Of the Canall'ort avenue line, at the
corner Of Clinton and De koven streets, accl-
dentaily fcil beneath the car. and had his icft
leg between the knee and ankle terribly cra1sheo
beneath the wheels he was taken nome. ala
was attended by DR.. Venue, who said nmputa-
lion was Il necessity. Subsequently he was taken
10 tho County Hospital. The boy had ~ bust
ness on the car, and the accident was purely tue
result OF his own catEleslleSs-
The Grand Lodge Of knights of Pythias will
convene at springfield Tuesday week. the 18th
tnstwhen it is expected there will be the largest
order ever held in this STATE The officers of
the Grand Lodge OF W1sconsi IN will also be there
10 present their complaint in connection with
division. So. :, OF Chicago on Sunday, Aug: Ii.
4 formidable brief and argument in this conec-
non has been prepared. and will nnturaaIy bring
ances Chicago is to hare the next presiding
olhcer-a gentleman whose zeal and ability fully
entitle him TO the position.
THE saturday evening lectures Of the Phtlo-
soph5caI Society will bc resumed next Saturday
evening". The entertainments and discussions
This year will be held IN Apollo Hall. Central
regularly every saiurday: evening, and this year
they*swili include dissertations OH natural
science, speculative and moral phylosophy, cur
rent history, and social science. Ali these Inn
Iortant nat1ers will be discussed in all their va
fious phases The lecture next Saturday even
DO with ur paupers:'' He will be followed
next week by Dr. A. Reeves jackson Then
there will follow lectures by William r
1stack. the Rev. Drs.:: Thomas and Mercer,
Mrs. Helen E. Starrett, Prof. Piper. the Rev DR..
Il. 4. Holland, Dr.. Lorimer: Raobl, Hirsch, Aus
z. Iu.hill, Dr. Walter Hay, Henry Booth. the
, 1881-10-09

The unlisputed fact that
WE CARRY A LARGER
STOCK OF FINE WOOLENS
THAN ANY OTHER NIER-
CHANTTAILOIsING ESTAB-
LISHMENT IN AMERICA,
will undoubtedly enable the
most f;,stidious purchaser to
make (, satisfactory selec-
ton. -:
The rush of business and
crowded condition OF" our
large and elegantly lighted
s;.lesroo1n prevented us from
arranging Il formal Opening
this season; but i'll place Of
the same we extend a cordial
invitation to every gentle
mali to examine our Sample
Garments, Materials, Trim
lni1lgs, and Prices, and would
deem it IL pleasure to give
them our best attention.