New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24

success Is now fully established Among the declare
non Of prancfples Of the club the following: No
clubhouse, constitution, debts, ,defalcauons,
no profanity, president, bores, no dress coats
no dudes, no dues.s
Tho Chicago Hunt Club arc going to shavo a. great
spree at Ottawa soon whom they attend tho meet
Of tho Iasallc County Club A dispatch rom Ottawa
says that Judge Cation, who has a herd Of deer ut
his private park, north Of the city, has offered the
Lasalc Club the pick Of dozen at tho park for tho
coming hunt Over dozen foxes have already been
received and doubtless not less than twenty-five VIII
DO turned loose. Tho Chicago Hunt Club has mado
arrangements to bring ten carloads Of horses trained
hunters, and 500 guests, among whom VIII DO SOW
eral woman riders Tho Lasalle County Club has a
pack OF sixty hounds, and tho Chicago Club viii
bring an equal number.
Chicago Is preparing for q great cele-
bration of tho centennial Of the adoption
OF the Constitution, and from present indica-
tons fully 100000 people win take part IN the OK
ecses which to take place in nearly every public
hall m tho city. Tho Exposition building, tho Board
of Trade, Central Music Hall, Battery d, and other
buildings, have already boon engaged. The children
IN the public schools also WIN have commemorative
exencse eS and an effort being made to have the
kcnooi cHcron throughout tho State engage In similar
celebrations on the same day.
According to Chicago coal men. tho combine en-:
tered into three years ago by the bituminous coal
miners OF Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
has been broken, and 1t is likely that each State viii
how form an organization Of ts own. From present
indications there win DO lively war Of rates inaug
urated on May ], from which the consumers VIII BEN
eft.
Great preparations are being made hero for the
reception OF the Chicago Baseball Club whom t returns
There Is 70 be q parade, in which the boat clubs
o6ycie CLUBS and other athletic organizations arc
expected 70 participate and speeches of welcome arc
70 be delivered at Central Music Han. Tho speaking
is 70 % followed by dinner at $40 head
Among the American exhibits to be sent to- the
Paris exhibition Is largo book containing minute
description OF the Chicago Library In the books
there are photographs Of every department of the
library, and the whole system is carefully explained
States ioners, who wish show TO The French
men the methods OF large American public libraries.
IN the French libraries the books used for reference
the great National Library OF France is frequented
by scholars only and is open only between the hors
OF 10 and a.
Madame Albanfs concerts here Thursday afternoon
and evening have been the chief attractions IN the
amusement line this week. She had large audience
and an enthusiastic reception Thursday. night The
Boston Ideals at the Columbia also have been enjoying
a feir share OF success and Robson and Crane, In
their last appearance in The HenrettaT in Chicago,
forance. The other theatres have been but lightly
the Grand Opera House Monday.
Among Chicsgo's visitors this week was NJ II. Do
Young, proprietor OF The San Francisco Chronicle
who left here yesterday for Hew-york Mr. De Young
the Paris Exposition and Is now his way 10 France,
70 superintend the placing of his state's exhibits.
Chicago is TO DO honoredS by visit from John i.
Sullivan and the Marquis Of oueensberry next week
the prize Hght between Weir and Murphy which Is
10 como OH at that time