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, 1881-10-04

I'ltE Incident OF the Inst cnnpaletl Which
Ia said to have distressed te,l. Garie'tt most
WIS tl,e coarse attnct of Con. lsoseernl,s
upon hin, through thg newspapers. 1le llnt
great Affection for his old commander, antl
WIS surprised nild grieyed when t!a latter
wns urrnyusl III tho ral,ks OF bis personal TIL
e,nics. Ills own nature was 70 slllEu!arly
frue from nnd above jealousy TINT lo por-
llnps never fully appreciated tho motives for
Uun. laoseerai,s' conduct. The public. If
It ever was ignorant Of this point, could
INT ioug remain NJ after the publication Of
t:e,l. ilosecrans' letter concerning thu batt!c
of Chlckan,auga. lte Inns bcen ut great pains
to explain that Narticlh's solitary ride to Jofll
rh0,lns was not 80 nitcl Ut all achievement
after all; AMI stntes TINT le Ind pslrposesl 10
takc it hl,uself, alul would lnye done 50 bnt
fur t;arcltt's confessed Inability to hoitvor
the orders needed OIL tic tiea. II Is unt0rtl-
nate for Ciu,l. Rosecrnls that he did not find
II convenient to nlake tl,ls statement until
after the death Of zen. Garfield. 1t Is chiefly
ysluub!e now as showing tho jealousy of
isosec:alis toward Gartellt. III connection
with the common remark Of tho campaign
Biographies, tl,ut Garfield personally wrote
aIl the orders ut Stone islyer, except Tho fatal
one which lust tho uay, a1,d which was IT.
dlted By Kosccrans himself tho "eorrec-
ton" OF history which tic latter now 1lakes
Ii sufficient to explain his unfriendly fee!ils,s
for Garfield.
, 1881-10-04
A ugR FOR EDUCATED INDIANS.

4 few days since, Gen. Armstrong, Super
1ntuntlunt Of tho Hampton Scllo0,, passed
t!lrouel. this city with thirty.two yonnR ILL.,
dian graduates In primary instruction Of Tint
Institution Of both sexes. Thry were IarnI-
hers OF one Of tito wild SiouS tribes, and wero
PLACED in tic, school three years ago. III
that time they have learned to spcaI and
write our language, witt, which they woro
entirely unfamiliar. They 1.-Two nlso nc-
qntred arithmetic, geography, and so,ne of
tic other ru.imcntary branches III asldl-
ton the boys hnyo learned agricultural pllr-
suits to certain extent, and s1lcl, trades rs
shoelnaklng, carpentering, md blacksmith
ing, willis the girls l,nye bGuM taught to sew,
cook, wash, aru irol,. md perform all tho
general Offices Ut housekeeping. They have
lcarncu their lessons well, mid l,ayo dis
played remarkable efficiency IN completing
their work SO quickly.
Tllu question now GENES lip: What sElall
bo slono with them? Atanifestly, 1t would bu
abs,lytl and inco,,seauelt'al simply To turn
tllo,n loosu among their kindred, fur. like
young tluhlcstioateH tigers SGT free anl0ng
tho old ones. they would soon return to their
ola habits, for lserellty Is 0re Ut uss strong
est controlling Impulses, Thu altl habits aiiu
influences, Unborn md Inbred, wonll iNeyl-
tabiy forco theM back to tile Wild atfc, md
they would sool, Aoit civilized dress ailtl get
lnto brceclelp.,ts, u,ld exchRnge their Bnws
md ltn.n,l,ers fur tonlal,awks alul sealplng.
knives, al,d gu upun tho warpatli mil l.unt-
ing trnl!s instead Of TRAVELLING tic pracoful
avenues Of knowledge. 1t would bu elllally
absurd tn expect them to instlll tllolr now
trfr I'm trtuI1o ~ ia ftfnr f,,s11,nu
, 1881-10-04

crn1ncnt at New YurE. hut ,so change las
tnko ptncc tn this swindlp Of thu Hoycrn-
mont. At last f;ut. tlnrilcsl fnnlld nm1' fnr
tho ni!lco who Ind tho cniraHu aiul Honesty
to cxnnse md hrcak up tho dishonesty. Tsa
writer says:
TITO tnAlRnt MI hoHeAt aud out,rn9eoiis lis
trlut. ATTORNEY tonk tho ltlatcr III hand n!ld wA*
lntt to tho test IN open curt thu %hnln tnbrlu NJ
cUllusfyu fttEh-fof such II undoubtedly Wits
suddenly and utturly Cullnpsrtl. rio evpnt
frttnh thnt Secretary ChMsg was right wtnn ht
expressed tho orftl!0r that sUno why could bc
fnt,u to nut nn and to this !naitoils irainlta tf
tho NMtionnl ptlran. Tho why wns snce'l!ly
fnnn,l when coitlmnn sense aud common honesty,
nftcr 11nr wnitinRt ul'in!nctt simultaneous pt,s-
4.asbN Ut tho hrw fnrk Custom. tftrsse ant If lhc
fur tho Hnutllorn District .of New FORK. AlMl
tho strenuous etFDrte ut uuE. Mth,l fnr.l Wnuk!
nut have pit an end to tho r.tsl atld scau1al II
he hn4 nus l!ah throughout the cnrnrst 20
operation af tlul. Il. j. Merritt. tho thett Got.
tcGtor Of tho Port. and Ut ten. PM!rler. thn Aw
1illcer ut tho oiiafu1n.holiaH. These n'tptala
hnve tho hntasfNption Gf knowing lint stlrnE
flctf ittrunlbEncy In tho Now York Ei!ettinl-
ftuuAe III outrageous wrotIR upon tlto uoyurn.
Ment md tin hpncst Importers whtct hasa t!0tr.
atlgt1 Iur many years bnforo their UcIul u IL to.
gan wis brought to full hud lut'E-'ncrltcd cx-
tiHctiun.
1t |las tukcn Il long time, bntne Inst would
seem that tho dishonesty Of tho New fork
CustOn,-llo,tse ll,s been gradually exposed,
md the dishonest otliclnls woa,ietl uut.
, 1881-10-04

THE lieu set forth by writer In o,,e at
tho magaEinea recently, that Ia tho ,toar future
thero w1ult bu great cha1,9ca in housekeeping
luoth1ds, lo1us likely to ba rca1txod eveh sooner
than tho most asdent advocatrsof whAt u cnllod
"tho oeiltral!xatton systotn " anticipated. T'hts
systgM III, thnt fty ur M0ra families 10 provided
with " ces,trAlizcd" establishment, from which
hoat, lIXht, and power VIII bs supplied, whlo tho
domestic supplies nj each houso Will DO delivered
through pneumatic tuucs, coutlun oven alld
laundry being used by ail. 4 l4oston capitalist
IL now having plA,Is drawn fur q houso uapublo
ot holding tWenty.ttve Families, IN which this
.gystc,n will bu introduced. II certainly has tho
snurls Of uunYoaeuou. antI should provo ohrapor
thun tho presunt lAethoa Ut yunn!nx domestic
affairs,
, 1881-10-04
PRAYER ARD THE PRESIDENTS DEATH

PRAYER AID The PRESIDENTS DEATH
Tl.a death Of President Garfield has IT,
yiyed tho discussion relative to tic efficacy
OF prayer. 1t may be safely assumed, we
think, TINT IN speaiilc nblecr uyur caItial forth
such universal md united supplication ns tlio
,lesre for tho late Presidents recoyery.
Daily prnyera were olIered III millions of
closets and In thousands OF churches by NIL
denominations. anu ln every Christian cotllt-
try on tho fnce Ut tie globe. pleaufng that
Garnold'a Ilfo might be SPARED. Tho dcatl
Of tho President IN the tnea Ut tho earnest
suppIiention Ut tho wl,Ulo ChrtBsian world
llas naturally oxclte! so,nu perploxl,g doubts
Abuut the efficacy OF prnycr III changing the
purposes OF tlle Almighty as maintained by
plal1y honest and piols professors ut religion.
Tho l&ey. Mr. WlsI,arl. OF the Fifth tresby-
terlan clurcl, in this city, preaoh he'd str
mon Sunday o, tile subject Ut "frayer mid
Its Answer" wl,lcl. thri,wa sone light I'll
thEs perplexillg question. lle pointed out
that d direct and favorable answer to prayer
fur spuciilo temporal object cn1lnot
falr!y bc expected. Pcopld w'Io pEAy
for tho wark,ng nf miracles, for l,,stanev.
are .looInetl to disappointment by tho teach-
with lhe Suylor, wIln Rayo thom 10 tic pon'
pie OF Ills time, according tn Ills own ucclN-
rht,oi,. III n manifestation Ut Ills dietna inls-
s!on. II uuitunu inflicted mortal wound
whel, ho slut ttB lato President, II WIS not
to be uxpectesl tlat pr1syer would prevail
upon the Ruler ot tin untyerso to reyosse
tho eourse OF nature aud rsstoro ttle nortally-
wounded mail to health. 'riEo itatto,n.tist
will maintain tint tho nature OF tho wau1l.l
was determined from tho moment tho bull
Ind ilnlsltett It's course, md he,oe tho prayer
Ut ilortals co.ll.l not tl'anEo It, alul was coll'
Beuuuntly useless. hut, 0n tic 0thrr haul
| tie pp0ple Vert hit nWnre Ut tho character
and elects ut tho wound; tho doctors ttluln
selves were !gnOrRht Ut 1t, as tic a,tOt'ss
prnyud, llcnce, III q pltteiy utllllarlAl
basis, 1t may be contenNetl that prayer WI;
desirable sn lung rs tharo WIS al,y uEleortatn
ty. Agaiu, tho skeptlo will say tliat prayu
could not l,ayv Influenced tlle skill Ut tlit
attending surgeons md the caso Of til,
nurses. Ths believer III PRAYER will dem
tl!s, and insist that everything not In tn
nature Ut mlracle t,ay be obtained by Sill,
plcat.on. 10 which tho skoptte vii! rapl,
tIat tho Presidents prosEration alla Aeatl
furnished 10 evidence Ut such q theory.
Till ley. Nr. W!shard contended that tn
mission OF prayer is to obtain tA0so thing
which tlays bee,. tlolinlt!y promised--such u
forgiveness of sins. liu enlarged tho Bc0p
somewhat by adding TINT it IL proper to pFa
for tour daily bread" because that pet!tlo
has been enjoined by the Savior Himself
=. and, by parity ot reasoning, for prosperlt
In business, recovery from sickness, I'LL
, 1881-10-04
THE fires of hostility and hntrott between
[arlaH 1pr,inu flntlnott and John kG1IY, nt.

THE fires Of hostility and hntrot between
Jau,es Gordon ilotlnott ami John KGl'y. af-
though they occasionally asnn1dor. nro certain
u hrenk forth with rencwod lnrftlnoas at short
Intervals, mud tho public bo trentnd to dlsp'ny
bptwegn th0s1 gentlemen of nll tic Wcapons
that a newspaper warfare can furnish. Just
previous 10 tho Inst Presidential electlou Mr.
Ecliy, through hs plper. tho Erbrtss. Undo
bitter poraUnni assault OH Afr. Bennett, and tho
latter Immediately set At work MI tho agonotas
which his wealth nud position coutd contro! to
tlcfcllt tho fra,nEnnny i1all wing Of tho Dunn-
cratic purity Il, Tho local cIoctlun. a1d succeeded
III accomplishing hls ob1oot. Since thon both
partleH hayn slept on thu'r arms, 30 to spcAk,
l}pnuntt having been nbsont II, Eurupo, but now
thut ha has ratusneh tho Indications arc strong
tt,at he IL mot nvurse to nnothor tilt with tho sa-
chem nj Tammnny. The 1i'oritt, paper for which
htr. IlcnIett has In tho pHat hMsl u cspcctnl lik.
lug, Is opposed 10 Kelly and al! his warits, and is
hulMg vigorously supported by ths Herald III nll
the nuyus 1t 1uakas. HI cngor IL Sr lonnct to lot
tho public know tho extcnt to which bis Ad-
HsIrntEon Of tho 1f'nrllts cnlrto has carrlod him
that In bis pRper Of FFilay last appears tho fol.
1swnI extraordinary statement IN n loading
ottorlni: ....
We ss;o to % S so 2sr xst s a
syh Wit @ 10 M maks, e." aaast fss IT TkcFy md
s1a!y H. % wSf y H., ,hs o g as
nn',ia Of utisarnl wrIters under tho ooyar Of so
plnfnl prot;o!in "wc" wo sh2lid Suin1'o; @ ,sf sho
whuthor Nr. llurlbart. Mr.. Hall, or Mr. sehuy.
ler o1her to tho consideration Of tho taxlny-
deserving soiao substantial recognition Of tho
service be Is du!nE to tho community Wownuli
Sy thns ts ogss Is ~ e'.
ccaiinK thu i.lontltY Ut nowsEAper writer's pro-
vG!ts US troM @ @'nHklrg M our ACCOMPLISHMENTS as
Ffr at,tlI,11 tv.,It t,l1t MIR l3rnnrtf
, 1881-10-04
AN OLD FRAUD EXPQEED.

In all tic tariffs OF the United States from
tile days of 11nMllton to Window there has
been a provision by which tho cost ut con,.
.,,t,,,,., sui ,f tror.r,rtntit.,, NJ fin u,nr.
".'sslo'S "i'o VI i'po..'o' ~ ~. s..'
Gnnulse purchased I'll foreign countries tr0n
= h., ,,,,no ~ ,,,,r,h,so In ,ho nloco NJ axnor.
u'o p'"ee " p'''G',e ~ u'o l''.'e. =. ~. esr"
nre Included III t!lg lutlA1le cost or TIC EODAs
t,unnr,uI .r,,o frvnicea sp,,t IN the e11stti,,-
.t"p'1''"' ~ .'''., 49,. ~ ~. .t -
House always inclnue as part oi the cost OF
..o -. ."v..' '4,e ,,.,.,,,.
the lsllnflu CHARGES 1or trht13perIhtl''' 1hats'
II n Nnw York l1uportor ordered a,lks from
-. - ..,,.,,... .ha ella,
Lyons, THO aEoht through "ho1n tlle otaet
was sent cl,Hrxutt az pcr cent commission,
~, ~" '...,. '..I .,o tun,,nt 49,, ,,,a
ana 1hls commission a1ltt l'te 1lelSl1t U" a'o
goods fran Lynns to tho pntnt Ut expectation
,r,r., t,,l,,,foI IN tfo ro,no of tba uco,,s m
'.,tan .,.'' .1,,,, ~ IN ,,ar oo,+ ,v,s l.,v,cI
~ we "i ~ J., w. ~ t,,aa,,.,., @,a,',,,o.e,,.1
, 1881-10-04

THE American horses nro now first fnvor-
It's fur tlo two great full rnoes lit England: tho
Cesnrpwtoh .and CnnbrtdReshire IIaualcaps.
Even pc0plo WIN frown upon horace racing must
ntlmiro tho pluck whloh enables men 10 send
horses 1,0O0 mcs acr0ss The aca to contest with
foreign rncers Tor tho supremacy Of tho turf.
Thus fur this scason tho English stables ot
Mcssfs. 14orilluri and Koene hnvo won about
*g0O000 In stnkos alona, wh!lo In bets the follows
crs Of "tlo Yankees" have landed much
tArRcr suE1.,
, 1881-10-04

THERE seens tn be II supertluty of Cork
hill Mt Washington, Ills loyalty 10 the pros
ecnt!on uf the star.rDnte thieves has beef,
doubted from tl,p start, lie gave convincing
proof Of tlIo want ri IL BY ns'jouriil1g tho
grand jury from Scl,tgnbcr tD October In n
manner so lllgeitots NJ to permit the statute
OF limitations to opcrate In favor Ut tic nc
cused. This being tt,a cuse, there should ht
forclblo reduction OF tho quantity Of Cork
hill III tho Government service. a little Of
him lns gone Il lung wAy,
, 1881-10-04
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

THE rDMMl1*rllE AF1iUISTEil nf 9t1E LADY
WnshnHtup H. H. Intlae. iEi q. q. T., y! thelr ltn
hit Hu11h l(ntn0a-Bt-. l4A fcH4nnH u feh49et ~
t'a mat w1rthy 'slsn''fy vi Hipther t'nst dtand
1ntnas ii. GNrt0Iu: ,,.,,,
fnsi iira,t janes H. t;uftsIA, i'r.shunt Vt thu
Euiied h.ntea Monday. hopt. ~ I'LL: thotafurs
10 , -.
Kttortd, THAT N thn dnatll ct i.s9S,tr i 4. GaF-
u q. r. and the pr,ple If the ntte siatHs nj IMrxt
hive Inat worthy brHthrr Alid lhu t'Eesiisnt whu
W;A ysr fusoauxt ullFuttitk the Interests q! our
ctiunleY and promoting tu wefnre nf All foli,* est
Etua, Ad whsu aiH lit lite Nk3 tO lncE9ns1 4nFthutl5
u1iui1 Ills fHIlpW-IlIpR. A.
i{txlar1, That the afflicted Nation nnd family wa
txnrr utr hturtfe!t my and .tndil6bc1, Hhu.
willis NC je hut i.,sA r. trruthtrt VIZ cuit my
IL them lhAt lie WHO wntes syut tu *!hrr1*s di!pl1t
ntxs we ana ~ tsat it't eS , nfS % fnS,Si' G.,
nd father, huu4 nf hv SHt!1n. frlotu Mna 1F1tngr
iuis,vr VM par hn. peuii takan ulllnr is cars to
iii home hith 10 unjoy Fellowship wt the Iral1d
Master htovs and tllh King u3 alt hlh1s, whunl hu
deyotetIY loved anu served thr9pih W., .v,a
AMALtE MASNEi.
LUCIA EQ!tS,
, 1881-10-04

ruY f-utcAue TnrNCNs f1as establlAkad branch
octs for TIN receipt Of subscriptions md adsostiaa-
ntrts A. fniinwsI
NEW YuNK-ltnom - 7rtb1tns NuttdiuR F.T. Mc-
FADrRN, MnnAICr
GLASGOW, scotannd-AlIan's American NoHs
Agcncy. ii Htnheld-tk
LONDON, Enh-Amaflcnn Exchapxs, Nv etaaos
HENRY f,HlaE11, Agent
WASHINGTON. H. t..-tNlp + sttctt.
, 1881-10-04

Arson Il. McCoek, tho only Republican
Congressman from the City of New York,
who was reelected Inst fall by l',!tA majority,
wns rcfl,srtl permission Ia vote ut tic primary
in hts own Assembly district. There wcro
Alta yoies for Garfield III tint district, nt'ts
tho assuclntt0,, llus nhout 20 members, who
claIln tho right to cD1itrol fts representation
in tno State Convention. Comment would 10
n,norffunttu
, 1881-10-04
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

Vanderbilt appears to be boxing without
Rioyes."-Gar7rit.
"lnQu,ror "-Gcn. 1.ieb is not tead, hut
B,ent, which amounts to tho sane thing.
Kaiakaua Ia NOW In Ctnclnnati. II DIVE
puts padlpok On his pookutbook ho will pruba-
bly, onJoy himself whlo therp.
Il st. Louis paper sRys tint "Davttl Davis
IL on daok again." Mr. narIs should glvs tho
old doolt Il chance. and 70 below.
Mr.. Glndstonu's policy doesn't seem to ba
much Ut n succass, H1tcr nll. Tho American
horses won three rhccs In England last week.
perlinps by locking up n few Cincinnati
whcnt Bpo1ulators the perpetrators Ut tho recent
train robbcrles In Missouri might 10 discovered.
mr. Ilalstcatl Is still nftar the German
MIsston," says mn Ohio pApor. At last accounts
he wAs SO far after It tint no dou4t Is enlers
taIuel Of tho Missions al,llity to cscapu.
l MI. foUlLsl, ltttIa boy,
Hut whom Older grow,
For less than II por ceut will
Not lot my money 60,
In Will street will pass my tInys,
And have I'm o!co there;
AMI sometimes will bo bull,
And sUmetitnoa bo tuar.
In alaycs ana corner1ug my tisus
Ehall usoIuly bo spent;
HI when dio tho folk will say,
"lIo was n roh old Bont."
-Fruul !" Sautas Jor Ny Sa.." BY jay Gould.
Up to tho editor eane Il n,an,
liugRc,i, anl stout Of lisub,
8catcl hlmaelf lr mn easy chair,
,And to talk d!d thus begin:
"Ofton rvs uottccl," began his tale,
''Vhut, iu your worthy sheet. :.
Murders mud fires reportel nre,
AMI tjma Of tho trotters llcet.
, 1881-10-04

"W1aT grand thing II wontd be-" says
4 aHoutuorn pnpcr, "ror Engtand to sunA a reps
rcsuntutlvo to tho Yorktown contopnlal." Just
whcro tho Hranuaur oe such n proceeding would
conn In most people Will faIl tp 500. The mam-
orcs OF Yorktown Aro AnythuR but pi0asnnt to
tho English people. pnd thore 10 not tito slightest
rcason to suspect that thoy wish to toyiyo them
ut tho preBcnt tIfup.
, 1881-10-04

THE Ntttln1lfl Republican, ia tho leading
HtG!wurt Republican tDurnnt In the country
tPAs'liHUG0n Nalf0Hua Republican.
This 10 true. Gorhnm Ia tho editor or tho
Nati1nat Rtpul'tcAH. Tho faction whluh hnB no
better journal to represent It will have II choice
between plty Arld contempt.
, 1881-10-04

ov r tho rnuJority, hut It IA rotnlhl" that tho
lilo Ef1gllth iutH.rs. uvrM ttlo H!1cf,st' objcct
IL my further concessions. Tt1brn nrc aiEns
tint tin politicians tjlere WhD ntat aytnphthze1
will tho ltnHrs urc brcntsilIg IHtatIont ut tho
tlrw ,lr1,,aDt!s llftlAh fnrllnrpnpe hna rcoltr4l
ia ulnnst limits. lf TIN convention e rnlcrtc,l
rusialli,g thu prg4sl,ru fran tta uwn suppDrtcrs
tn rnfurtr II. II tin loers Htlont IN attitude ni
liDGun,rrmstn1 Attnus'isln It - difficult IL seq
tIft.v wlr Gl1t Ln nyO!tiHh Tho Ht,tlHok Ia f,CA
ptcnsnnt hut thu knowledge that !lrltiah trs0ps
numbering t5,AE, slnyo beGn 0r'lcrpt1 to stand
tlst tn the slGpIR!nu Ut tho Vplksranl 10 known
nlay hRyp wllulesonD oifcut.
, 1881-10-04

ANOTHER Of tho great patent monopoltes
nf tho country-tho Mckay lenthor sowing t1n-
chinc-has EXPIRED having beon III operation
Since lsG0. Tho number Of pnirs Of 4hoea made
in Americn by this .uachInc Is estimated al
G00,0D COO, and Of late years ninoAtenths Of all
tho shoes n,nlo tn tho United Htntcs haye paid
tribute to this patont. tho pcrsonnl income Of
tho inventor ot tho machine having been about
$l,00l,000 ycnrly. In no country are inventors
60 fully Eiyun tho benefit Of thotr labor Us III
Arnrrcn.
, 1881-10-04

Tue proceedings In tho Trvnsyanl. south
Africa, Lc9tAaturo are on'Hnns Ut trouble. Al.
lilo Ioert' r4fus,l to FRl!fy tho calnyuutton w!th
England, Il 10 undoubtedly. true shat ths tuQst
adopt ihat colrso Happily. shero ls no slxn
that thu trlunyirato h4y0 lost thelr !nauonGu
, 1881-10-04

Mn. GLADSTONE tias gon1 to his farm
cultcd llawnrlcn Cnatlo for eensun ut rest
which he grcntly necdel. Mrs. Gladstone and
Miss tindstuhc preceded him by fow honrt
from 1sMllson. iilS coming had ltoon MAIDS
known at tho r,,ilwny station, whnhca he usuatty
prnceo.!a to tho unst1o, but ho nIFghted Mt Ches-
ter instcnt, and tlroyo to 1tawardon from that
polnt. 1t WIS expected TINT. tn accordance With
hts custom, he would rc,.d tito lessons on snn-
day fl tho parish church, anu largo cFowl as-
scnb[cd IN consequence. III this Instance, nk-
Though present with Mrs. Gladstone and bfF.
Hubert Gladstone. hn lh not road tho lessons.
, 1881-10-04

Enttsta at n. Post-oMtt AZ htcaan t'' AZ Sttond'
Class AfAftE.
orthe tonent Of our patrons VIM desire to send
pnsle ceplus Of THE TRIBUNE through tho ina''' We
nlYe hora With tho ttnnhicnt rntu OF postage:
tbrYlan md Do,rttte. FIR Garv
Eight nnd Twotvs i'uEo Fapnr...s"......".I@ @ eents.
, 1881-10-04
TERMS OF sUIiHCls1FT1ON.

t1r a,A1It-rN ADvANCE-ro8TAdE rnErAIp,
t,ntIy c,,tt'or nno yunr 100
Snrta III rnnr nnr ntoft INSTRUMENTATION, loo
tniiv md aundaT ono Ynnr ,,,,.,,,,..,..,,., t4G0
i.,r.ds y thursday md saturday, per yoaF.. 600
Monda ~ MnInoatfaS, and FtilnT, p4f year,, N,nD
EunieJ iQ.pago stitlUn pet yoar....,...,,..s 500
WEEKLY EplTloN-rO8TrAID.
f,na oonv nnr vear 1.Htp
fnh ~ Ma ....................,...... H.uSt
;rTantx 1900
Epnosmnn copteh sent FREQ.
Give ross-)rico address In falt, Including County
and Atate, ...-.
Non,lt,ancos mar bo ,nad9 e!thor BY draft, exrecss
Pott-Udco order, In Registered ot1er. at our rtsk
10 prTY SuHsCNInEh3
TAtly delivered, eundsy excepted 3S cents per rock.
Ua1ly dnseFcd, Sunday included. 30 rents ptr Took
Addrnss THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison md Da4rborn.sts' 'f'bscago, III.
, 1881-10-04

QUEEN SorI1lA of Sweden has inatln what
ia cpnstdnrod Il tnMrvalo,ts recovery. When sho
left homo for Tho Iiaguo, slx niul,ths ago. It was
Thought tint she would nover rutI;ru nltve. 10 III
WIS sho. A fatnuus doctor III tho butch Cnptal
cured her, and Rho Is lUw Il, tho bcst ot health.
, 1881-10-04

1ycV1eker'a rhentre.
Madison ttrect totween State nnd nca!horn.
EugaYcu,aut Ut Dentnan Thompson. "joshia WHIT
cpln1n
, 1881-10-04

Monroe street, bctwCcn CLARK And 1lohsbnrn. Et
vnEet1cnt pt John Mccullough. liking L1ar.'
, 1881-10-04

t4fnnH Uf6FA-ttNUeCs
CJnfk street. opposl. new court-tiuuac Ehga1e'
1nent Of tho Cntun-square Theare Company
"Frcuch Flats"
, 1881-10-04

Academy of SfuA1c. .
1fnlBigd BttecL nGne MA1!son. Most slda- far1otT
, 1881-10-04

Mn. VAHnE].llLr says that Mr. Garrett
talks 100 mucl,. II Sir. Uarrott undertakes to
tell what ht thnks Of Mr.. Vanderbilt tho puhllo
may coluude with tho lntler xcntleluau's obser-
x.tt10u
, 1881-10-04

1N1fFY'a 'TRrHtF6s -
1arfnlp Afrpe.. ttntwaan Cnrk UNI La ial}e.
Engagement Ut rhomas ". Kseuo. "itichoi!ou"
, 1881-10-04

tI{1An MANUFACTURERS AsAtH.lATIDS.-A
mcetinx uili be held " klasas l!al y Nnrtl, Ulnrk
street. Oct. u iHst 4usingsS " lAlMstnnoa ~ tdo
trN.t, JoltS l.GsSs.Ms FFostdeht-
, 1881-10-04

1r will mt hnva cscanet) tho lfcon observn-
+,on or n ronkIinr ,bnt ,to yonn,l,ta ro,,t,c-
,o -, ,sro,n ho formcrlv ,nliohtod tn snror Mt m
i" floorylo :. ~ ~ In m hnnd AZ tbo mcnt,nr nj
I'm Nc vorr stnte cnnvontton wntlnc,s1nv.
IT, nonron WttlIum f,nrt,a wns unnnl,nouaiv
chnunr a .so,,,.to NJ thr moet,nv nj tba itfoh.
,,,or1 r,,nty r,,rvantIon sot,,r,.av !. aniIst NJ
s,or'1, ~ ",,,,1auson f,.har old frren,is lint
S,,,,ts ,nnv IT, =, oroo, "ro Messrs Wnos1I,,.
r 1f,,.,,n III w,r,,or NH nn.alnv f,ohcrta,,. rhn
aa.'se .,,..,rn,,,shos .,rtosmn, NM ,."l,vht In
~" e,ln,.,n. ,oso.,o., nanr,.I h.. tho sncnn,i
nasan,,,,,' ~" m..tr,nt .f T"s,,'s. -
n,,a,., trto. ~ so.;,T ~ th. ,o,s,,+rro Il,
cnnnmrrI,1 viii fi.r reavnntjuns ii IL r-Hpn1tnrs
, 1881-10-04

:
Clark Rtsert ta;ween l.nho and nhndolph. "F1f'
nislcl itopu1s."
, 1881-10-04

Iycuun 'Thcnftes
Despa!ies atrust. nunr ,fhdlsoI,. Wsat Sds. TaFl'
ety enterialnEnGnt.
, 1881-10-04

Criterion Theatre.
Corner OF SadRwick nnd Division stseata. variety
eu1eEtn1ln1Gnks
, 1881-10-04

GLASGOW, tcutannd-AlanS hHeF'eaH HoHs
Agency. ii Htnield-tk
LONDON EnR.-AMaflcan Hxchnnxs, ~ euahos
HENRY f.H,at.la. Agent
"AsiltHuIuS. u. t..-,slpF rtrcnt
@[-.-=
AAlUsEM ENrs.
1scV1eker'a 'rhentre.
Madison ttrect, totween State und Dearborn.
Engage mont Ut Dentnan Thompson. "josl,na Whit.
cplnb.'
Efnwcrly's Theatre.
Monroe street, betwccn CLARK ard 1lcnsbnrn. En-
gaIeucns ot John Mccullough. liking LuaF."
Olympic Thentrc.
Clark ftsert, te;ween Lake anu itandolph. "Far'
nisicL itopu1s."
ITrnIry'a 'Thcntre.
Ranrolrh afrpe.. tot"aan clnrk anh L. sal'e'
Engagement Ut Thomas ". Keeno. "is'choi!su"
{3rnuh (pssr..E1uusc.
rlnrk street. prpt,sl. ruw court-tIuuao. Engaze-
men. Of tho Enton-sauare Theaue conpanT'
"Freuch Flats."
Academy or 1nA1e.
1rnll,gd street, ncpr Madison. Woss slda- sarlotT
entertainment
I.ycuur Yhcntre.
Desp;anes atruat. nunr afhdlson. Weat slds' FaFl'
ety enteriannGnt.
Criterion Theatre.
Corner OF sedRwick nnd Division stFeats. variety
entertainment
Yndustrln. Exposition.
1ake.Fsont. oppob'l Adams street, Open day and
evening.
U'Brlon'N Gallery.
us Wabash avenue, Art ExhlllIon-" Tho Court
, 1881-10-04

O'3rlon'N Gallery.
US Wabash nyenue, Art Exhlllton-" Tho Court
, 1881-10-04

Industrial Rxp0NItlon.
Lake. Front. oppobIl Adams street Open day aha