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, 1881-09-06
TIE PRESIDENTS REAL CONDITION.

IAL fAEo4uEN1'a HEAL UuNulTlQN,
Tho alviccs from the Presidents sick.betl,
though rarely contradictory. lnye varied 10
much from day To .iay, and deal 80 freely In
comparisons with tho conditions ull previous
days, that public opinion llas bucone very
much conf..scdas to the patients actual state.
Tho Interest I'll the case IL 30 keetl tlllu wide
spread tint very slight encouragement Is
sufficient 10 Inspire tho public with lively
lIOlv, nlltl u lnoro ru1llOr OF any unfnvurabte
symptom il enough tU create tho deepest de-
preston. Tho very bust description we laso
accu III several weeks Ut the Presidents reAl
condition WIS furnished yesterday by Thu
Tl,inuNE'a ellluf correspondent Mt Washing.
tu,l, wl,o lHs watched tho cuse lli,renIittingly
ever sInce' tho President WIS shot. It IL ut
Ulico Il rec0r.i ailtl Il clear diagnosis Of tlle
present conditions, antt VIC reproduce It be.
low. Il! order tn Impress upon our readers II
clear understanding Ut tls casc. Tho su,a.-
,nnry IL US follows:
healed gunshot wound whose lcuRth IL cstillalr.l
Vt stxtUon iMches; seoond. from co'npounl
lfaotuse of e. thu tenth aud . oontusIn'l u tho
!h,!', BY the ptcsuucO IN Tho body Of u tagKod
had bullut not caoys,od and srayoltng s,owly
Soa u @neh sho uaSe pSsol tS Saa
IL Q asytnptot1; nth. the gland itself, which u
upeutd by ths sursrer's knife, and thrcu aro
tau,ith, and posirIla- Thu rext complication il
tho weak und dyspeutt ~ state t,t tbs stnn,ach.
whtch WI has .. !ss Y e. EslsStcd Ill nf9Iors4 f
lresdemt hts not swallowed i anuuthful u solItl
" thu fearful debility pt1u xht OH by tGa Injury
, 1881-09-06

THE convention Of Frpe!rhtukers w.,.,
hns been In session Mt ftornetlaylIIc. n v""ls't
10tlrnot Inst Batnr<tay evening, and o,,a"- 49,
resolutions WINS ono tint II nlorsed tha ~, rs
Of tho 'lexas tiovernor In refusing to cn,, ss"oa M
OF fastlng and praypr for tho recoycrv nj p.4. w
t!nNe Garfield. Tho nctlun uf tho cenycnt,s .s,'
this regard will not occasion very peunr, ~! u
1,rlae. as tho infamous wretch uuIteau htn'.,. .a
calFns to be Frco-rhinkcr, anil the nctIra y.
tho convention hcars him ont III tho n.,as.t,s "
hit IT sympathy for EDod man DYING a, WI ~.
hands Of cowMr1y assnsin ennnnt Ge rrn,s,.4 w
by Frco-Thlnkora. their right Of FREQ ,ho,ss,
ought to bo clrcumscrlGctt boforo such a n.s
tomptlbto organization produces uore finta,s. uSa'j
, 1881-09-06

Among the Consular reports for the month
Of August, Just rln,e public by spcretary
blaine, those touching the subject Of Anest-
carl PORK and canned goods In Europe are
the must interesting, mud among these that
of Consul Mason Mt Hnslc, Switzerland, Is the
most important, not only ns conveying tho
circular Of the Swiss Government revoking
its decree Of prohibition, but MS showing tho
unjust aId even malicious manncriM which
our saltc.l and cannetl goods arc treated In
Germany. The circular itselt derives It's
chief Importance from tic fact tllat 1t eni-
bodies tie results OF MI Investigation By ex-
perts, and TINT they present their conclusions
strictly Upon sanitary grounds.
The circular, which Is dated Juno 3, 1881,
sets forth generally TINT "tllo teAcl,tngs Of
obvious facls ard experience do not Justify
un Introduction Of American pork nor nil
obligatory inspection 1T thoso meats rs n
prccaut1on agatnst trlclllnm." While their
examinations showed TINT traces Of trictlmu
werp ltlora frequent III American than III
EuroueaM pork, still they declare tint tho
cases ut Injury to public health have beun
exceedingly rare. aud, more Important still,
tho f0W cssc9 of trlchIhiasts which llnyo 0c-
CURED III Switzerland cannot he attributed
to A,ncrican nleat. With regard to lnspec-
tio, the report makes some very sensible
statements. 1t docs not rccognlxo its utility,
because III Northern uermnny, where oxtou-
sive inspections nro lnade, trtclllntnsis still
prevails, and bccAusc 0ho part OF tho lGK
may bB FREQ fro,u tricllfnm 1t does not follow
that every other part Is exempt from these
pcsta. In closing tlelr circular, the commit
tct make Il recommendation Which l,as fre-
Quentiy been lnado here, aud Witch. wl,c,,
followed, Is II sire precanti0n against my
danger. Tl!oy sny::
We urge you. therefore, to tnforn, tho pco.
ncr,. thnt American pork Impartial i'll part by
locail dealers Ia iarHoly cons!iiaol III Switzur-
s S a4 e. T. ose1 aat q sss S sta s!t {. M 'ts
9eaa Il Ia t'sti,ytu couhttt beflre fate,,. As 10
cs,t'klnH We lind that = tolhprrntura Ut % tle-
III order to sntciy hcstrpy tho 9'nrnstos which
n!ny ho In thu lnteriur Of the pieces tpnpnra.
turo equal to that Of e'osi'ng water Is required.
Consul Mason sends IL second relurt, which
Is also OF extraordinary interest. lis 1t por-
tatns to canned meats alld soups. md shows
how ,nallctously thuy arc Disseminated
| against In certu!n parts Of Europe. The
! fayor with Which thoy have been received
| md tho rapEltty with Which tloy nre driving
other calIl,cll g00.ls out OF competition llaye
! aroused bitter en,lllty agalhst t1Ioul among
locat butchers aud lncat-tlealers, all they
| stop short ut M methods that will lIulp to
| prejudice tle people agalist them, oycl, to
| tue extent 0f most determined lying, Thu
newspapers devoted to that Interest among
| them tho Flcisclscr. Hetttt'!U. which Is tt.,
orga', of butelIers' Interests aIl over Contr,!
Eurnnn..ura HI1aI with t@ntt,.1n,,s nuuott+.
, 1881-09-06

OLIVE 1.ouAN says tint QuGon V!ctorla
will not sleep IN room with carpet OIL tho
tl0or. Olive uI4ht just rs well have statoI that
Tho Quecn was In tho habit nt plny!nx seyctl-ut,
every night befaro retlslna-sho had exactly tho
eamo cnauoo 10 know. Perhaps utter awh,!o
car papors will learn tat nll people IN this aldo
Of tho water Mrs not necessarily natural jtlIots,
aud quit writing stun that any l0-year-oll boy
can sec Ia tho rankest klnl Of posh,
, 1881-09-06

Thar good but somewhat acIlu,o,, .
Indy. Mrs. swtsshetn. l'as ut lato bcen S! Old
ty hackiMG away ut rrus!lont t,nrt,s,s.sk .ko'ou,'
ears, but, apparently tla9ustcl at h.. paS'.
s'tcccss, shc bus suddenly turnel ,". "sat ot
round and commenced boaboripv IT. rs'' ra.0as!y
calling h!nl an old fraud. As Paul i, NJ, "ut aa4
'lcsb. tho old Indy has II nI her ow, ~. ~ TIA
chi thwack hin, to her hcnrt's conIcnt ~. ;. aad
IL tho muscular old Christian were nllr. .,oaaa
suit wouhl probah'y bc different ,nc .ns sse r.
ss!ssllen, would lind herself viii ber s.'s aF'
full. ilor nssault Ia fnrIy fnr un,lcr ~ w. aala'
c1ltnstnnceH Aa l'nmcscs, during wbosa ~ ST.
tho children Of Israel were pr,zcc,ltc b,. .s'sa
Gently been stncartho'l In fnl! npatne p, ,,'e IT,
with whip In hnnd. Mrs. swisshelm might ~ a'sl T.,
him. and nuke 1t lntercstus Tor that tyrsnO9. 1o
muannly. "1aeat
, 1881-09-06
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rnr tnrcAao TRtnrSE has established branclt
prrr for thu receipt uf subscriptions and ndvcssu-
nIentA 10lIGWs:
NEW fuKk--ltoom 70 Tribune ttulldlna. F.T. NC
FApNEs. Manager.
u1.A4GuW. rcot1and-A1lan's American NoWs
Agency. II Hontleil-st.
LUSDoN. EnE.-Amtrlcan Exchange. ~ asEand.
HENRY F.G1Li.to, Agent
WASHINGTON. II. C.-lalg F atraot
, 1881-09-06

Entered The i'o,s osr Ut t:in,9s H.. as Sfeoat.
GIa1f tfatffr.
Fnrths boncnt nt nur ,ntron* m1sh t'estro Il, sonh
enEte c1ps. Of THE 1IItniSE thrnaf lilo itln' NC
rive horvwith tbs Transient rate IT r1staeo:
forftpp and DUMfstlr. Pr ChpN.
Eight and Twelve f'nH4 Paper. cents.
Elxteeu InxU lApHr, CGnts.
, 1881-09-06

ctldcavorcd to shoot tho last namo,,
Tho fact TINT tlo defender Of hi. "1arru
flnfho belonged 10 lfasctly's ,nEn.,,.s'a ss'aftt,
st'a.lo OF advertising m'lnr Ia liz ~ a1re,
ever. Mr.. ifac.slnn mny he nth. +, 's''y' a' t's
enKo III indianapolis. but ho had t',.a ec4i.
tho experiment III this city. t1nr Mus" hvs It,
RUntn frun Conoy lsIand, rcrrn.. Heon.
strengthened by fultuuorahe snlG. as hi
aoa brcezcs and lbornl ratlons uf ,bo ~ me tut
hut !nvfgoralltg cIan. md nuyb,.,s psaattul
tcmpts to sl'ify tho town nvcr wbIen soo sa II.
sides will got into trouble. 's1 40 pfo4
, 1881-09-06

4 NEW but exceedingly proper punishment
for hrltea convicted Of nssnuIt on womsn i.
now boh,E put In force by tho Cana,llan auhot,.
ties. Persons convicted Of this crllao art no.
IN ftldtfon to torms Of imprisonment subIec,at
to ioso Of tho cat O. nine ta liz every ian d.,.
, 1881-09-06

as11LAtt LODGE, Sl. III. 4. +. 4 4. 3E.-tscsnal
Meeting tA tTu1k4iny} pFhtliH Mt S:l UcI1Gk. Hall
~ Aoniue'st- Tha frntorn,ty Cortil4lty !nyItetl:
, 1881-09-06

tr.,.. t, L.. a..
eooinoss has arisen between tho Hon. John y.
Logan and tho Daily Nc'rs. There WIS tImo
when tho junior Senator from 1llInois found
reahy ana cordshl apPreo'atloh III tho columns
Of thAt Journal; bMt. with nil its Efforts to-
;1caro1. SINUS RI h,a frsont1s thnrororn n.tnns
iI.h" ~, ,rnnst,,a,, ,,a,,'n ,s"- s,,a,., 1"s",
a bis eauee"v
with reference tp IL possible Presidential cam.
nnIun will, thnac cynianottons. ,yhic,, ,,o - In
relied upon as trustworthy, Tho render may 1 md
,o.,sa., H. y. ill.,. ~ 49,, r.',n
tr',,,.a we,,s ~ ,.o,.es,... e.T .'"us P'aeA"pH
A"' Wv .'s.,e ~ -.-........ q.
.tt "vM n1u a % aagn w ~ t.esr ~ neWsuapes non9
pntil.lntI I'd thosn wi,,, is,1n,v hnv urnst ~
niTuir II newspaper Ii to start and how sliI iii
nTatr THO personal aspirations Of any politician
a"o,a i IL " an anGn a,, @ ~
nwt, IN orlIor To rs,ast r,it t!nv nnwan,,srr
generally requires, to stnrt and rim it, from i've
to twenty tlnics ns much capital rs tho profess
has bpc1, inyeste, Il BECOMES s sr so MUCH nj 1nora
consequence to mako 1t pHy tAAn to cluct any
1srtsenr man 10 AZ otstce TINT the polticL4n u
tKe.y H. sSn t ~ nE WY ana nis
tn stn,d i,temttiicd With t,ny sntt rmr,,!o nrram
thnt is absolutely without ulrc,,inton or lii
tlnenco throws ~ tho WcEht Of the established
mewspfr IT, nEa.sI NIX ,,1 a f9po 1nuao IT,, ot nas
f1r htI1. Tho nuwsnnncr Giscuvcra fhMt Sio
number Of subscribers Of advertisers It gots by
t"iIs ~ T1,niitIoto ~ Ia In, u,mi ~ u ~ ti
number 1t ioscs. 10, tnkinE b,ri,s os thoy run.
and r1ltB rs they run. md newspapers and potl-
tiGtana ~ shey ruiz whllc loarly every barn thAt
vot Il nrs ,t INV n f,tIi ~, l hr, ,u"stn H. , ",
roso d ,,,s 10 eecL as..1 as tess Any 10. wailo
hlnters snc nolltiGian' Il does not pay ts' sinrt
nv ,H, i,,,,sh n,,1,, @ usy o h.em , y t,,
Observation ills VERY mich In ti,c apnlloatioa
OF It."
The i" Mint of tho observation " IA Tint senotor
Locou N tlo poI!tIrn,. rofrrrn,1 tn. i'm f.h,,
coun Ifru|t nav twf,crtt t,nIIy, i. tho !. rrnhlo
nrs,ou ,vithn1t clrc,,,.tton or ,r,1uon,,t. nrt1
,,,o n.,,r. "a ~, i1,,.n"1 .s.4 ..,r'.a. ~ " ".a
ano . usns 20 'no !o'1''.a4 tuaI totuscs ~ W IN
nppehaaBo 10 inc eoht-ta1ls OF polltlcia''.'
Inc paFasr'ph aooso 'lhotctl ~ chailengo to
nloft@l coheat' lt WIZ I'D merry picnic FOR
TUG two- eositcfs. a1u nny Gnu i'kc tho famous
, 1881-09-06


Clark street. pprast nety Caurt-Iouse. EnGn0e
ment Of tho unlon.squaro Theatre Company. "Fo
ilcIa. or Wn.nan's Love-"
, 1881-09-06

MaIIron styaet. betwrsn Siato and Dearborn
Enlargement OF Sir. Gus Williams. "Wnntcd n Car
pentoE"
, 1881-09-06

transaction; Tue coupons being overdue eani1ot
mall to invest tlfbn1 With Il title. After thctr
maturity tho uuurons lost tho attribute of lie.
gntfabtlity, md lloy slrtppel 10 tho catexory OF
urIlilhlry rrornrty to whfot title Dies nut pnss
1by tnnTu tIcIvory." THO JlldEo almtts TINT tho
Frankfort br0kura woutt! Fav1 hhl n Root1 titlb
'pvllotl that aol'ic pcraon Ii tho ohain Of tltIo
lntwcOn thoni and tho trin owner of tho eccir-
ties hnh acquired auch titlo and tr,1usfarre It
To tholt. But II tho c0lipunA re,lnhed tho hands
Dfn bona ilttc purchaser buforo ,nnttirlty this
foct 'niat BIO established by tho defonao.
1t IL not nrovcn." says tho Judge,
"wf1cn. frUn whntn, Or fdr wl,at cbnst.1nr,l-
tim, Or ilnTlar whRt circumstances, LnFraye,
nllns North. from wnn uunipsrtz purohnsrt1
tue coupons after they Ind mnttlrci, cl1lo into
possession Of thom. io did state at the tne l,o
snlh tho coupons 10 Numpcrtz that tho bonds
ftntf boon tho property Of MI cstnto which Ind
hcen sofna yours IN litigation. Thnro IA nothing
tn show that I.aEravo l,ad my better tito ttnn
tho robters who committed tho burglary."
Under tho laws of 0crnlAliy Il rcrd0n who 1'.lr.
chnsos hon!s III gool filth obtnlna title to tho
cn1pona nRniltet all otlcrs whether tho r1trchusa
he n4c lafnro or after thoy full stl,e, md It Is
for this rcnsnn that stolen tItlttls Hrc 50 eot'l.
tnunfy disposed OF III Frankfort, the wlnt OF
Rno fnltll on tho part of tho purchaser being OF
eotFsn impossible to pr,yo. Tho decision OF
Judge Vnn Furst fs founded CT principles ut
oHulty rs woll us Iu'v and hprclfter tho money.
changers Of Frankfort will not 10 so rendy TO
buy securities from porsons concerning whose
ownership Of tho aaine thero Is no proof.
, 1881-09-17
WESTERN PATENTS,

List Of Patents Issued to Western IN.
ycHl0rh.
Special uApdftA ia TIA Chicago 3sftuHt,
WAslI1Sarus, d. G., Sept 1A-A. IL.
Evans Il TO. rcpurt tho following list Of
patents issued this week to Western !n-
veutor5:
J: c. Anderson. Highland Park, ciay.rcducer
N.Y.. Arthur, !:hIeaHo. oil stoye:
!: IL: lsolllor, M9unt fuaskt. ct,Hc -tohater:
y, l"nner, Chicago, uaehtHu Tor washing
q: nultock. Ghicaxo, rock drilling mnchinc.
T.: y Eor'sol!. Chseaso' cartridge eappsns aa0
/. Il: lindxren, Fcoria. typewriter.
r. - ssh.ofivy. ch'!!Icoshe, automatic ele-
1: w: stnItn. rsocport. ,loor-sprlns.
". H. sn!!h. ehie''go, preparing tan-bars fo'
y. il. smith. Chicago. prcpar'ny cotton fol
i" j. s,itt"n. ,Irrsryvllle, r.,s,l> >xradsr.
l.. II. Wills, 81. Patll. anInat-poke.
WlsttlSsIN.
J. q. IslehArstso,i. Iias4t3ltai, Rater- elevator.
MICHIGAN.
~. y. Allen, Alblun, rarnl-Hatc. ..
F.ii. F.rnswurlh aad AL. lsarnes, Detrolt-
attAehtnH lA!tts!ttS II kArmoiA.
Il. f.. usillln, psttuft, .o,ieo for o'oautnR car
]. Z: i.a1ppma.,. iinstlpxs, cIt.hes- pounIer.
T. N;oiEsSs ilSe:s snets3 LIS sy
F. u. t'tscluIhl and II. II. Hewitt. Detroit, car
vi Z. it. Wilson, Detroit, swe!l-boty cutter. -.
MINNESOTA.
1T. CorptpK, vi. p,IMl, knowux- -machiue.
III, Il si,S|a: Sisa; nas'oa' is4a eaas' 0'fa' sud
II SecEer, Il. Pail, vapor- burner.
3uWA.
&. u. luttkereib, t,ca sfo&nea, tcii piano.
J. Chapman. Dubuque, scal lock.
H. q. HBr1lr kaukuk County, Ehr.GotfnlfHr.
, 1881-09-17

ID shs lE4tlar Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAuO, Sept. N,-You nre mistaken In slip
posing It possible to get Il majority Rgafnst
Cameron III II Stasa convention. Tho ring have
absolute control Of tho tnhchtnory Of the liepuh.
lean party iu Philadelphia and iu tho Suite, and
tnosc is no t'oasib illty Of defeating tho ring cx
crpt ht tho polls. The party organization Is =
ciptc c9rEorn tor, over which the voters have as
llttle ,cuttrul practically Us With the luunugc-
NcMnnes, Leeds, and ilnwan ure tho l>oss ring
HtGre" or Philadelphia, whuse opposition to tie
third torn was bnsed utt geTHonal reasnila. They
hhd sGnse enough 10 xHow-whith LameFDH had
nOl-thnt the i.utunnt1on Of Grant would hnvu
well ns In Philadelphia. 1t was to pcrpetuhso
thciruwn power that thoy opposed the third term.
witness tho chNll9a nr :R,hn yntas In Thilnde.
phta on the eleciion OF Controller lust fall-A
ltcnn''lie.n majority OF sjOW for President, aud
tro,ler. and tho oEerwhelnlng. defeat uy the t.e-
publican rtnKster. Mayer Stokley. lust apruR.
thAe 1t on Mlo TO sly. from over threo yeArB' per-
sonat knowledge nnA tnycsttvat!1t! ot this n1ui.
IL dominated tY ~ infamous md corrupta raoS
Ns eyer ruled tho .uctuoctnttc party Ut Ntu*
York. nu1 the only Why TO Ttsfcrn 1t IL to re-
}a,1late itH work ut the polls. Afr. Wolfe, whom
! knnw to ba one of tic abeat tnen !n tho Stutc,
re!ilHnt candhlnte for Treasurer. Qf Tint l do
not pretend to judge. Trthubly to him 1t will
10 II pcrNnHAt Racrlsace. Hut the Republican
purity OF the Keystone Suite cnn ony bo rt-
iorncsl hy rcvoutloh-by tho nurses u ltepub.
"bnsscs" 1t thu roils. Thcy aso rowcricss ii
tho primaries, As explained to you in nn arti-
clo last year. Thcy nro always tuuntcd out. NO
n,attcr how many yotcs they cast. And tho ring
stGr9 counted III. 1t IL Il good time now to Rlyo
these s. bosses " 4 leasor.
A LtfE- LONG NEpuuLICAS,
, 1881-09-17

.,,,e, t,.,s,... c,,rti,,. ~. 90" ,,,,a,,,,ao
=, 'tcseis' INV ~ ''e149te, 'eu''s "l"""nco
tl'at Ill undertaking Which thoy have had II
ami ss tat they witt viii noxn i IN < oe.ober % % tie pul.
i'm iirn,lnn Inv ~ ~ @ ,ynrt syh,cl thcv hr,tey" ,stll
s ,1c.on H., .. W"1n w''sn tes ss ps'te,n M
nr"Vo inc faost important OF recent cohtfloa-
tiotls to American history. Under tile ge,,-
War; they VII! issue ss,lss ot volumes.
ee'..lila1ea ~ tae1f so''ca1a''on " "h'''neE
OF leading actors IN ai'tl students Ut tho
great conflict OF 1sUl-'i5. with ytuw to
ne ass ,e ~ tu
uM t ,a'ts '''e.oss " .'le sup
prcssloF OF the ieoeli1or. FROM every nc
parin!ent Ut tie Government, froM the Of
ftcers Of tho army, and rrtm grout l,umber
foruntIn everywhere botl, authors I % md n,,,.
llshors have received every aid tlaat coull
le asked In this undertaking. The vul-
,l!nes Of tug series will be duoteclmt,*
by ntsts % and u,a;tss s'I p,rcsrat| atitisr t ttlo
direction OF the .,,thors. TluS viii M1,icnr.
M fnr M ,ossit,ie. II, the cirnnoioxicoi nr,inr
Of tho cu,unnlgl,s Of wi,fch tiiey trent ni,ti bv
theIr nr.iIuinnry y aid % cn,,cili,inc cIa,Mers nil
~ tn ar , .u unr ~, Mum ,,,a,.t
rnniv nr lar a.ivnnssI H. nr.,mratin '.t III
,riij 1npnar 1T simrf ini..rrnls: "'Tj," fsmt. t.
brrak 81 M.trjjion'n liz ,j,6n Il. Njcoiav.
ao Ms pFethW'HTy thn WIZ n,' y"! sse1,s ill., s
isst natt su If S'"5 j. nm Fe +. ,,I Ert @ tsy v
IT, anrin,t - f5 i}v ~ 'i H., Il Faru. .15 ,53
narrative Ut wu,its IN III tila a' West % froin tho m
sM,,tnr. n Fori. y ii'.',2Sy iiS mi bsis tha tno
Hn+sin ~ Et,ttni. IT. ts ' .Ito tn"9s.' 9.' H. ~ y
, 1881-09-17
LITERATURE.
The History Of the English
Jacobins.
The Campaigns Of the Civil
War-Geon1etry.
Warlock 0. Decentralization Notices
-lllusions-0ne Of Three.
kagazincx-nonkS Rcteiyed-irt Fubiita.
tfons-litc rary and Art Notes.
LITERATURE.

THE ENGLISH IAfO11NS.
N1r. Etlwart S,uiti. has contributed to the
"Cassetf Popular Library Series" q tittte
volN,uD bearing the title: t'Stury Of the
English .1ucobins: being an account OF tho
PERSONS implicated fu tho charges Of hlgit
treasun, f1vf." A{r. Stntti takcs sthcs with
the "Jucubits" 10 this extent: tlnat tla be-
llesey tllosu Of whom )lo writes to have been
i,onorni,fo t,,.t,strtn,,s tstnitS,n,,t n,.i
% ."nrti," 'n,n ,n,.o !. 'i"snrvcI ,s.,; -; thotr
mury sa W. raavca y, .s
FROM sutie Of tic bountlless cnlnnIi,cs hcnpcd
,i,mn tho1n t,y n ncryoyse rcnprntJo,,.n ii ts
M ,,ra,ta .l,,t ,hs ,nnior;tv ~ r.,",or. ~.
~. rooan" 49,. e''"s .aia 1'u.y y. l.s r ~
member ING names even ot tlloso iof WHOSE
yllid}catidn this book was wrsttcH.' lEartly,
Tooke and Thclwall Frost, Margaret a,nl tier
raid. Walker. NuntIry. 1.icl}er,,,ui lio,croft-
tese nro ,,,,nmiimr ,not,ta "ye,, mt to t,istoricat
stadonts. Tlib relgil ot ticorga Ill. is yet
too ltear tn lave been lnade this subject uf
cautfpuy research. and tho general historian
as Sse m oe'Es 7i;, to nass over th's @ aar a wlth
whleil lug iltt aan''nistta"nh haa 10 uea''
for want Ut material. Historic nccnracy WIS
impossible wliun tho words Of spies md liz
n Mr wefe s te has seH su o1 e
.'on, snl '''I ".."
u oDla'h ACCESS 10 docaiiiellts 'iitlerto l'aac-
cessIblo for. Ills fncts ahout tho EnRlisl
"JncOtlltlS." Volumes 0I lote-06UKS nh0
scrun.,tnl,a nrt,nore,, hr tha ,n,c ,rhonus
,ut w n ti 1" ,a,, fa5
the popular associations during tl'o rc!yns Of
tho Third and Fourth GeorECs-l,aYe been at
his 1,snosal. and throw no,y light III, hit],cr-
tn ohsrt,rn ..vn,,t. MT
~ ,,' ,,..'i,a,. !, . ,,,.,,,,,
II, ny T., Ei.EllsM, JnEuai WMS lot WILLY
llke his FTgMeh nfOLher, a,tcf WHOM lle wns
1aliietl. ine EllBliali feI6fMcr asKetl lor
equality hG|org fhc tnat Tor rich nuI roor
nliKe. ihn FfenGilmai SIMPLY teslinilt1ett
ma'su ~ massacre. atafclly, nna tho EnlllO-
ttllt without pretcllso OF cullslaltinE or nbey,
A!g the Ivy. lls Aen Of et}ualty placed
itiln nooye tile hw, or rNtnef nouit5tcd it e.
WHO "Woutl exclude whoever is iaot q 'tsco-
binlsin @ % nos,pites % c,,,alty of mai, rs its ear
t]i,,ni ,,riurIn.n Fr.,,ch .fnrnbi;,istn cnrrI;d
, 1881-09-17
the Church." by the lloi1. X. d. Elliot: and
Foreign 1tctat.ons," By Spencer Walpu1e.


BOOKS RECEIVED.
Lrr1sco1Ts Ff,,sr. sgtosi. THiaD. ..Sn
FoIHrn 1sEAnErts. Philadelphia: ]. Il. Lir-
ptnc0tt l. Eu.
HAyp.I.onK nr W0nn ESu.Avtxn. 1ly WILL
INN a. Emerson. Illustrated. Iloston: Leo l.
Shepard. rriro 81.
MADAME M BEvfnnx. 1.y Miss Thnckeray.
rhilaslclpntu: !. II. Jpp!ncntt l. to. Price 81.
OEu NATtnSAE1rIEs. WiM AME THE tt.tati?
Fly James llunw!ok. New york: scrIbntr l. Wei
ford. Price e..
HAxDy tui.t,,fE SERIES. ItAt.rn WALDO EM.
EHs,x. Hy Alfred H. Guernsey. New York: u.
Appleton l. Ce. rrlcu Is conts.
NbSK1Etf., MADAME. AND THE NAny. lily Gus
tavc Droz philadelphia. T. Il. Peterson l. t3ros.
prlcu 81.
15nrsE- PAINTING, CAnntA1E.rAtxrtxa, Asp
GHAiS1su. isy john ". Masnry. Now York: d.
Appleton i: to. Price sl,6o.
H.EMgNTY t,r UEt}MErttr. by Hlmon New
co!nt'. Now York: 1fonry Ifot & Go. Price
,rharG r.. tHEAT a, AFa,srs tfass An'r .r DETER "
WiT A;n WisH,N or I.nx,*x,s 1,!s,.Artt,
AHs a. Z" tsp aErxSsfsk1' 1Is. 81 NeF foF*' u Apple
III. .I!S4SSy: i n %iiiise, 1tsnsny Mesao. Now
Win Wink: TtIn s1onY Or T,sn lsEu ntvr1.
lsSss stIai"a X t. nsfx fca j. tt :se' Nc" York: T.
linaE. New Yusk: u. Appleton l. Co. lrlcc u
cunta, r.7'..r..
ASCtENT fslOSzE IMPLEMENTS, WEAPONS, Asn
0NSAMESTSDF CHEAT 13ntTAtx AMI it.Et.ASf,.
!.y John Evnns Sew YnrF: j. Appleton g. Co.
PricH 81,
:Ew YnuK 1LicsrnArEp. Now York: u, Ap.
rGtOH Il EO. .......
lxDi0Esri3S. Hs'.lorsSEsa, AND 3H.:r IN Irs
f'lurrEAS ASPECTS. l'nrt |. rs j. Miner Fnth.
erk,!l. Now York: William wut,d d u. rrlce
f2.:Li.
..1'nE RiyrLEr ASH C1.nvElt 1tt,oWs. 'ocms.
New York: Auacrlcnn N0ws Co1hpMny.
GEttALbtSE: y SsbGvKSfK Df THE ST. LAw.
NEScE. l!ostun: Jarnts II. Osrood l. To. ALL
rutce shett6.
-DtANy or a M1s1srEn's wlrE. lily At,nodla
81. 1.rnwn, New York: j. =. OHtivle l. Co.
ANIMALS rHysitM,nGy. NyJ ,ttlncr Fnthes-
glf1. New furk: q. r. Putuam'A Su1,s Price is
cunts.
Nol.sk, LA,t'. AND FtSN. ny Frnuk Vincent
elm. ''N~
.TH.EE Vows. ny william isatchellcr Grccnc.
New York: q. =. pntuam's Sons: l'rIee tl,a!.
SIN lt.li* !'nASgL!S., rs a.: II. l!ccs!y. New
York: q. i. rlttaul'H Sons. Price 81.
SPAIN ASn TnE Sl'A*tAnts. fty Edtnun1n jc
A.,c's. Translated! from the l,aliau W VIII
neitn'un y. tn,ly. Sew York: u. +. futuams
Ii,,np,!A ASn EARLY Ht.nnr,sM. 1iy Arthur
Sons. Ir!co $..E}.
, 1881-09-17
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,
ssnacsitcnt Entrances OH 1richlran Ave.
MllC ISolt1cvnrd,

ssasesalcnt Entrances or michigan I've.
lallc Isnlt1cvnrd.
10 ehA Eitfor o} 1he Chicago TTildtne.
CHICAGO, acpt. fG.--It appears shcru Is hut ont
OF These very ob]ocuonnbla projections In sha
ehewalk TOR nearly three ntica. This one pro-
1ects about four fect beyond the lot limo, hut
cnld caslty l,c set In nt au,nIl cxpopse.s Thts
expense tho residents In thu block nro willing to
pay u necessary. Nov, II tho owner preiors 10
hohl m to his vested right" and nf,taRouIze
tue people ni. THO by continuing this oye-
eosc aaa cS'!npcl ~ to turn ol,t four feet whon
nc kely L, avail themselves at their own ristf
md give the place suverp letting aione2 wi
thny bo ttkcly to pNfronizo It mad thus hoip sus-
locality Of .ftt this problem WIS nlroaiy solved
net9Fs, the asenj,a was turned oror n tho South
yet prnf,ad by the experience OF ttoir pecde.
CCtaQrH. fiysttiExr
, 1881-09-17
a lSrenua sadly Verified. .

: \ s,ngulur aud turrlbio vcfiucatlon OF drcanl
developed hero tu-lAy. For seycrul days past
Louis lt0berts, little '.yaar- 6a son Of Capt. II.
Itsberta nf this rlty, has been missing from
ho,lv. Tho ps,llua and tho parents Of tho child
ssarohaa for pim tterywhere. but Without sno-
jujssjpE boy drcamt That bis SOL was drowned
near u particular wharf on the Aouth OF tho
hArbor. Tho dream 10 WILDLY impressed hltl