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AMONG THE STARS,
A Midsummer Nlsbt Visit to Ibe Dear
born Obscrralory.
Telesoopio View of Planets, Nebula),
and Stars.
Manipulation of (lie Instrument—The
Eye-Pieces.
Persons Who Arc Entitled to Uso
tlio Telescope.
Necessity for Raising Money.
Oo Invitation from lioadquartor*, a represent
atlvo of The Tuiiiune paid a visit to the Dear
born Observatory a fow ovcnlnffa ago for thn
purpose of taking a peep through the big tel
escope and at its surrounding*.
Tito Observatory is, as many of our readers
are aware, located ju*t west of tho Douglas
Unlvcridly at Cotlnpo Grove, being, in fact, a
part of tho same building, it bos boon stand
ing there for aomo ton years past, bat until quite
recently so liltlo has Leon said about It and
rtono with it that very fow people seemed to bo
conscious of ffb existence.
ESTEtUNO THE mJH.mHU
by tlio eastern doorway, Ilia reporter toils tip
four flights of stairs, through a narrow, dark
passage, and finds liirnHolf in aroom ornamented
.on one oido by a clock, while ou tbo othcrlsrangod
o mass of paper-covered, ponderous tomes,
ecrconed oil by a high railing. His Journey,
bowoycr. is not yet dono. Still another long
binding staircase, through another passage,
dark as Erebus, and ho Hilda himself in a dimly
lighted apartment, thoroughly warmed by Ilia
exertion of mounting so near to tbo stars, and
in tbo presence of a parly of eomo dozen ladies
and gentlemen.,
At tbo moment of Ins arrival, tho tolcscopo
min pointed,upon some celestial object, and, on
a tall otop-laddcr at tbo eye end of tbo Instru
ment stood a Indy peering through It, while tlio
gentleman In charge wan performing a liko
operation upon what afterwards proved to bo a
little toloncopo, secured fast to tbo side of the
largo otio, by the aid of which obunrvntlon ho
was enabled to turn tho instrument in tho direc
tion of tho star, so aa to keep It in tho Held of
viow of tbo visitor.
From tho remarks made on tho step-lsddor by
that lady, and some half dozen others, an thoy
observed the object in sticcefulon, tho reporter
learned that their attention was engaged in tbo
examination of what is called
tub oT.onni.AU rursmi in nEr.cui.rs,
consisting of tern of thousands of stars, invisi
ble to tbo naked oyo. •• Can this dilator bo
peon without tho aid of Mio lolcscopo f" askod
tho reporter. Oh, you 1” was tho ronlv ; “it
In there.” And thorn it certainly was. but it re
quired several mitral cn' tracing out of linen
among tbo stars boforo tho soaroiior suc
ceeded m Using Ids ovo upon a hazy patch of
cloud scarcely tho sizo of a pill-box, which was
all tbot could bo discerned of tho glorious clcetor
which, viewed with tbo aid of tbo tdoLCopo, lit
erally blazed, a doimo mass of brilliant gems.
l(o hoard many exclamations of, “glorious,”
“imßulflcont,” "superb " “wonderful.” “splen
«V d," “ irf’nt It nice," and oo on, tluough a wine
ifarro of adjectives, and became oonsidorably
interested bv tbo time that lii:» turncamo to look
at tho object. And it was really wonderful.
Scattered all over tbo apparent field of vlow of
tho tolencopo wero what might ho called a
“number" of stars but that thoy scorned to ho
rnimbcrless. A litllo otfort to count
a fow of thoso lying Jo tho mast
scattered portions of the group was
soon abandoned as hopeless. Tlio reporter
oeked how many stara thero nro in that clustor,
and was informed “ tons of thousands, probably
millions; it, however, occupies considorablo
less angular spneo Ilian does tho full moon.”
“I think," aaid tbo reporter, “X was taught
when at eehool that tho moon ia about 2,000
miles iu diameter. Cou wo infer that that clus
ter in eo largo ?"
“ *pio inference Is scarcely warranted by the
fact,” answered tbo oatronomcr. “Tho ap
parent size of an object decreases with
ita distance, Tho mouu is h»s than a
Quarter of a million of miles from our 03*0. If
that clustor were only as far away as the sun, it
would bo 400 times further off than tho moon
and, if it appeared of tho same t. lzo as tho
moon, would ho nearly 100 times larger m every
direction, nr smoothing less than a million miles
Id diameter. Hut Clio fact is that tho duster is
many thousands of times farther away chan tho
euu. Itisprnhablo that ui.vcrd of thoso stare
that you eco there are each of them
LAUGISU TUAN (Il'K SUN.
and It is highly prjhabio that tbo least of those
▼ifliblo 1b huger than tho plonot Jupiter.
Ana 1 for thin rea«on: Wo know they aro bo far
a.vny that miles* they were nt least an largo oh
Jupiter, they would not ha vieiblo to our eyes at
Bitch Immense di^nnco'i."
‘•Well,” Haiid tho reporter, M I oonld ask a
proat many qiicotlond about Hut object, but will
cuuirint myself with ouo, lost I trospis* too
much on your time ;Is it probable that thoso
etarn aro nil imna ?”
“ fboy aro all nano In thin respect, that, like
our euo. they aro self dumluouH, but whether or
not each ouo of them in, like our aim. Hurroumi
•d .by its own family of , pianola, is a
Question which astronomical science Ik not yin
■bio to aclvc. and probablv.uoVor will bu ; U is
even beyond tho power of tho Imagination to
conceive the conditions uuder which motion
among such planets could bo kept up. And y«t
alter all, it in not impossible that that duster
In but a condensed reproeonUtivo of tho system
of stars with which our «uu in most intimatolv
connected.”
THE next owcct
to which tho ftttoutiou of tho vwltora wa« direct
•d «aa tbo uiinulur uobnla lu Lvra
Au thruugb tho glass failing
to rovoal Uto tbo reporter, ha iuquirod If it was
Tisiblo to tho naked oye. and •learned tbatit re
quired a tolcHCcpe of modorulo power to boo
U tnmply aa a opeok of cloud. Then came tbo
qiiostioii meulttUy framed, “How aro you going
to nod Uh" but uot wiahing to expose hie igno
too plainly, he decided to wait and moo.
Jio expected the ostronomor would tutu tho
th^ De nia^ U< ls lU, » t , tllo u. OI ' CDIDR Wllß ®PPOflito
im An » of . tho . ob J ect - then search
?nT B .Ji ho Bt . ard , for ‘ bo nebula, but no
whioi, hati y , 030,11111 caloululßtlmi,
i»hlcU did uot Boom to occupy moro tbau
ten Mocomls, was made by tho astronomer,
and the announcement ” thlrtr-two, llfty-threo
sbSv,. U M i h °l‘» rB . t,v . euty ' ,,luo oJuutßß w«at,”
Ibou turning tba instrument rouud. and looking
■t a couplo of divided circles till the induros
came ouposite a certain tlgure on theio circles
,U,t U ‘“ polatA
inff
know how it waa powsiblo to URtU ” 4 Want t 0
POINT THE IMSTIUrMEMT ACCUBATM r
■tanv time upon a oßlesHal obinotS'T »
not visible allij the naked eve w ? a
Jocta aro coustantly in motion. ’ * OCO tlloao ob *
“The Quotation is . k <H
astronomer, “Ibo taloocopo is aet’tni.
tauen of the star north or south of ? “*
and then toils distance owt
plane of the meridian.” 'Lhe tho
■top to uk how those quantities
Joe. be might tbul bliueeli
|osm maze of explanation, which witl,n,,r £f
bguieulug him, uuuia weary lb,olher pertolu
Hut, oh, what an object 1 Imagine- n
■jblo, a loco collar changed uSul
■bmmg with a pale radiance around ad ark
opening in which a hasty glance failed to reveal
tbo prcsoooo Of a single star. ‘lUe reLorul
*»ntod to know in what respect this nebula diF
‘‘'Md from tho oilier, and luarosd that this i« .
? Q n u l u t UD ?. wbil# otll#r t* •onwliotMaii
ca led. but improperly. ““ M **
‘ 'ybu, then, is a tfuo nebula t
.i„ Tr.° Wt }f? °®bula, from (bo Latin, mesne
iuSrf ke *f lbe true nebula is a m&as of cloud
lustoad of an auaemblage of stare.”
ilut how do you know that tbU object la not
£*.. l* 'Vi a, } Jof “tare? 1 remember to Lave
a tb# V tbula) ar * MoolvabU into
r <, l h.“ u ;i!!io“S d , * IMCOI “*
k “°* u uMd " ,ba
rlol a w, J°Mn*sS?5 o £u! eorrected tbe.
•.tor. Wo uuw know (bat many of thoao objects
■ro rflilly maeuet of eloiirt-Ilko matter, which, if
Iho La Placn (henry of tho formation of tin
nmverno bo accented, wo muni reward an tloalinjr
world-mattor not yet condcnncd into a nolle!
form.”
“ How dnoo thin nnoolrnscopo kliow that ? ”
"Kasdv enough, though perhaps it would bo
dinicult for mo ro convoy an inio[Jjidbl« oxplona
lion of if, without ilie aid of a dinuram. Kuliicn
H to My that different conditions of matter pivo
out different qualities nf light; what is called
Iho apoctrum of a nebula nr a star j« a loop rio
lion of light formed by passing n ray from an or*
bit through a piisin which in onJinarily of glass,
•i-'bat ribbon of light in crossed by many lino
l.noa in tho case of n star. while the tight from a
nebula only givey IbOHn linen which generally
ulnulo oil lo form imlmlinci bands, Instead of
Iho well-defined sharp Into coming from tho star
which contains matter in a tnoru oomlensod con-
Union. Tliern nro. however, objects which pro*
sent both tboso a) poarancost for instance, tho
celebrated nobnls in Orion, which loa penuino
maun of pan, sprinkled horo and there with nu
merous stars, about forty-eight of which have
been counted. Tho nebula itself given the pan
bands in the spectrum, while tho stars show the
hammer linos which indicate that they arc pro*
duced l»v star light.
“Jlavo yon any Idea
of run size op that nebuia?”
queried tho reporter.
•* No." was tho reply j “ but It In probably very,
very largo ; certainly it occupies a greater npaeo
than the whole solar system, and probably very
much more than that. Wo have, however, formed
boiuo Idea of tho bizor of Homo of tho nolmbrn,
an that In Andromeda, tho distance through
which exceeds our distance from tho planet Nop*
tune, which is 'J.SOU.btKI.hOO miles from tho sun.
If wo could stand at ono side of that nebula, and
It wero possible for a Hash of lightning to occur
at tho other, tho phenomenon would bo visible
to uh about two months afeor It occurred.'’
RATOON.
Anri non- it in tunc to poy nttonllon to tho
planot Hnturn. Tlio reporter expected to boo
tfic telescope turned nt mice upon tbal luminary,
hoboing promiuout enough to tlio naked oyo,
shining in the BoutlicsHtcm quarter of tho
heavens, Hut no. Tho former proocßs wan re
peated; tho instrument wart set by declination
and meridian distance an before, tho dome
turned round to tho ptopor position, and to,
tiioro wan (ho plauet bla/iug in all its glory. Ap
pearing to tho caked oyo rut a star considerably
lean brilliant than some of those thou above tho
horizon, ho became a wonderful looking object
In tlio telcnoopo. a huge body of light circled by
linos lino no bairn, which tlio antrouomcr said
wore tho cloud bolls in liln atmosphere. ilo wan
aeon to bo also mtrrounded by a moßnillcont ring
system, and outflido of that were aovorai(.peeks
of light which were ascertained to bo tlio s/iltol
litca of (ho planet, Tho first exclamation wliicli
rose to the lips of tho reporter won, Tliat is a
great deal prettier than any of tho pictures I
have boon in (ho bonks, but after all
it is not half bo distinct." To which
tho astronomer replied (hat *• that is
a fault of nil star pictures. Thoy represent tho
thing much plainer than It is. For instance "
fluid Ixo, " you liavo to look vorv aharply at tho
ring system to «co near tho apparent ends a
film of darkness which ehows (ho position of
Ihoepaco in tlio two broad rings. In tho pict
ures ibis is roproßonlod as a well-defined black
band. Home four or five years buo. wlicn tlio
piano of the rinnu won moro nearly perpendic
ular to tiio oyo of tlio observer, it was prumiblo to
boo tliat dark space much moro distinctly than
now, hut it wan necessary to watch it vorycloso
ly in order to trace it all round ouo nido of tlio
ling, arid on tho other sido it wno partially hid
den by'tho disc of tho planot."
" How wide aro those rings ?"
“ Oh,” nald tho informant, “thoy extend in
ico nearly 170,000 miles, and aro distant, just
now. a tiltlo morn (him Wlfi.noci.non iniioa"
“ And those utatoihtcH, how big uro tlioy?
continued tbo ‘ iuuuhtUor, JIo gathered from
r\hat followed that tlio nmallcet of thouo that
cun ho itcen lo about a thousand mile* in diame
ter, or nhout half tho iiucnl dimensions of our
moon. Some are mill emallor. One of thorn,
tho most recently discovered, is estimated to bo
notnioro than IMnilloa in character,but it requires
a vory clear eky and ft higher magnifying power
than tlu.t to enable u«i to boo it nt oil. ’lt up.
pears even then ae a ctar of tho seventeenth
magnitude, which is perceptible only by tho aid
of tlra very best of telescopes.
“You uay you can nee it with a
muiiKU iwojavYiNu powen.
What do you moan ?”*
•*1 menu that the magnifying power of tbo iu.
atruiuout does not entirely depend upon the size
of the glass at what le called the objcct-omi of
tno tolo.-copo, but upon tlio oyc-picco, end tbe
instrument in fitted with uovoral such, tbe one
being chosen which is beat adapted to tbe time
and object of observation. •’
“Wby don’t vou put iu a higher magnifying
power now?” * * K
“■Wo will try It, and see tho effect.” Accord
ingly, the next few bccouclb wore occupied In
taking out one piece of metal and putting In
another, and thou the reporter was directed to
look. Ho now the planet much larger than be
fore, but it was little bettor than usheet of
light, no tracing of lino linos on the body of tbo
ilanot, and not a sign of darkness in tbo rlngH.
lo iuulcatod Ibis fact to tbo odlronomcr, who
replied that It wad just an bo bad expected. “ You
see, aald ho, “ that It la not always tbo lariroat
machine that is tbo moat useful. Tho fact in
that when wo arc looking through cloud-vanor In
our own atmosphere, the instrument magnifies
Unit os much ns it magnifies tbo etara, ami the
on v effect is to diminish tho distinctness of tbo
object m the field of view. Now, look at tbo
piauot through
' Tins SMALL TELESCOPE.”
iho reporter did ho, and haw very little boeldea
a largo star. Having aceu it through tho largo
DM, DO.could detect J..tti.i ßß of li K |.t .rl.icli
ebowed (lie pneiaone or ivhat mev bo deecribcd
aa .bo endM of tbo ring, but it was a varv c00t
,.", And ‘ bnt la wliatyou
bavo been loultinrr at all the time," aaid be. ’
the astronomer, “and that is
all (hut I bavo to look at during two hours or
““ "be” I «m exhibiting tbaao
objects to visitors. Jbo reporter observed
that it was an occupation proaalc enongb. ca
poclnlly after many repetitions. Ho then wam
odtokuow m
. WITAT COMPENSATION
A nmi rouomor r i !CoUoA for hliaarduotm labors.
A little couvornalion on this uomt, mostly car
bovont, after tho other viaitoro had
iISS™. .““a lb ° “‘fO'Wßidr hod cloeod up tbo
windows, and waa preparing tn loavo. elicited
tho facto (hat the Obaervutory had boon lu an
Itopeotmlott. oontUliou for aararol
It bail beau otetidlog Idle, pot oply I™r
nautof fuuda to nut it. but alio boomwltwaa
iu an abaolutolv uuiiaaablo condmnu otborwieo
A blue moro tbait a year ago au effort woa made
; o b,u.'l\°»l , ;.a“ •«■>'»*« of llfe-lpombcr
bU' iB at *IOO each a fund of »a,OOO rniHe(i
r“t b ““ «P«ndod io rebuilding tba doml
and In redding the telescope.
The reporter remembered having vlalted tba
Olmnatory aovoral jeara ego, and noted mao”
THE GREAT CHANGE IK AITBAIUKOE.
Wftrt nr bei p ,8 P l)e nc»\cap that seemed
constructed of Iron, wuli no outlet
to tho sky, but aovoral ponderous irou
doors that would uot move either by force o?
coaxing. In tbo now dome these wore replaced
by inovoblo windows, which slide up amt down,
allowing the telescope to be pointed directly
upon tbu star, and imparting a light, alrv an
loaranoo to tbo Inside of the'building. Ho* was
informed that tho money wae all expended In
thiiHO Improvements, which had resulted iu nut
ting tho telescope into lirst-class working condi
tion, no that in its appliances It is now not in
ferior to any Instrument m the world : while In
ES‘li I*l 1 * 1^ 0 i ly A a l' perior In tO6 United
UlatM, that being tho telescope recently placed
if? w bß i .United States Naval Observatory
•t Washington. Ho was told that an
effort Is now being made to raise an endowment
• boa t $50,000, tbo interost on which
will be applied to paying the salary of a compe
tent astronomer and aaaiutant. and to meet our
roiit expenses in tbe shape of gas, coal, laran
ot. books, and tbo other etceteras of expense in
® jyall-tsffulated observatory.
L«i. bo M P«fter asked If tho Instrument is now
Jod h!/ 0r Ul ? al original reee.rch,
l nf0 ' nll ;il lli.t It le not. Tbo genlle-
SsS.to iTO olgble nor week to ble
Si.ll ' tbrougb Ibo man toleeoono,
, “ lul u “ oof tl>« big one
o m ,T„ ' b ' r 1 “° nor Iddleetioii afterward,
ouo. TO. , 01 O'lllcellv aiamluo old
ooee. lb. roporter tbeu iorjuired wbo ua
rr. APMITTEU AS VISITORS.
omorcomplebied. boWow! ibitb, wit
ffi°b r^ d
arsirsssiK-s
for the gratUlcation of their oiuloaiii h “ t,rae
The reporter next sought to ascertain »h.»
be waa going (0 do about It Th« -., wbat
tepltod ,b»t be bed .bout eooelJdSl
up. While ho waa uot 00 y willing but. ll
to give u niucb of bl. ItoS J h. oomd SliS'ft
foster au iuteraat In (ha
boll) build up Ul wdowueul fund, mlialdu ”
TOE CHICAGO TRIBUNE; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1875.-TWELVE PAGES
rman for the amusement
I roneont to play llio bL
of a iitiH' dllarioouH public.
From nil of thK anti mooli moro which M not
here rccotdod, the reporter of Tint TiunrM* con
fliidcd tliab tho lioarburn Observatory i* mi
institution of which tlm city outfit at onco to hu
prom/tin! (o ho aHlminod. That on'iiifltrimient
which, when it wah hrutiijht hero ten jciub b<*o,
wan tlio liupcst in tho world, and oven now ha.i
hut two or throe uurerioro, should ho allowed
to lit* ho loop >ni*Joilounljr mutiny, while the tid
oacopoH of other placet! have boon used to ho
pood advantage, ih a ncdenliiic ahum'!.
Tim ObsorviUory oupht to bo put nl onco
til a flood working Lftflie, Rtid tint can only ho
dono by our wealthy citizonn coming forward Mid
B'il,Hcribinp liberally towards it. it in under*
rlood that a few eucu nubficriplioiia iiavo already
hoon mod--, and that arrangemotitH are now in
projjreuß for taking a nyfltematlc courio to ae
onto tho remainder. Coitainirno one who haw
tho roimtation of the city or tho advancement of
Hdmitifio research at heart should for a moment
hesitate to contribute liberally when colled upou.
MAKINH NIiWS.
POffT OF CHICAOn. SEPT. 3.
Annivsn—flehr Pends, Whilo Lskn, iumbep; prop
Rky L«rk, Michigan City, towing flat; prop J. if.
Owen, Kacatiata, Iron ore; bgn Jennie Linn, E*canal«,
iron ore $ eclir A. M. Ikern, Whlto Lake, lumber; *cbr
Chicago, Milwaukee, aundrlcii; achr Myrtle, Muakegou,
lumber; schr Kouatnr, Ouwcgo, coal; sciir C. Michel
son, Ludliigtoii, limibcr; achr C. If. Hackloy, Mub
kegon, lumber; rrbr MaJ. N.H. Ferry, Manistee, lm«.
I»cr; ichr A. Bust, Muskogon, lumber; achr Amaranth
Orcrn Hoy, wood; echr M. Mueller, Muskegon,’
lumber; achr Andrew Jackson, Ludlngton, lumber*
Bchr Great Wcat, Oconto, lumber; «cbr Samuel h
Watson, Buffalo, coal • m*lxr Kate Lyons, Muskegon’
lumber; nchr Mary Ludwig, Ludlngton, wood; b<-ow
J. F. I’rinro, Muskegon, bark ; schr S. ]», Wilson, Ic.
land, lumber ; schr Topsey, Muskegon. lumber ; schr
J. and A. fitruuacb, Manistee, lumber; achr Wlllio
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Hirer, lumber; acbr I'. H. Marsh, Cleveland, coal;
echr Iwo Ur'dlim, Ludlngton, lumber; brig Com
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onest John. White Like, lumber; schr Japan. North
Hay, telegraph poles ; *hf Lyman M. Dark, Ontona
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•chr I* V. Shepard, Muskegon, lumber; athr.l. W.
Joucb, Ludlngton, lumber; echr J, W. Brown, Mua
kegon, lumber; echr Jane lUlstou, Charlotte, coal*
schr.l. IJean. Jr., Muskegon, lumber; scow Granger
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graph poles: «ehr Ficctwlng. Oraud Traverse, wood:
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schr Truman Mofs, MutilMcc, Inmltcr; prop M. Groh*
Manistee, lumber; schr Duncan Cltv, Duncan Cltv
lumber; barge Windsor. Manbteu. lumber.
Cleared— Hrhr J. M. Hutchinson, Buffalo. 67.000
bu corn; bark Uuadllla, Iluffa'o, 2iJ,000 tin corn : achr
tljen Hpry, Unffiilo, lu corn; schr HtcUsrd
Lmplro Pier, 10 brla flour and sundries; prop Cltv of
Travrr«. Troversodty. l.OfKfbu corn and nundrlea*
sehrilanH Cro-kcr. Prnsaultee, jm burnt* and sun!
drlea; ptmr Chicago, Manitowoc, la bales broomcoru
and lull green hide.*; schr Throe Brothers, Buffalo.
2.l,t>s» bu corn, 40 bdls sheep j«lts, and sundries; achr
Aunio \aug|iii, Buffalo, bu oat*; prop Ariacua.
u ! Cil t m;lir Butcher IJ.iy, Buffalo,
2J.0J0 bit wheat: sclir T. H, Howland, Buffalo, stl.ood
bit wheat; schr D. E. Bailey, Buffalo. fd.noo bu corn •
*" ,, ' rL * ' nn ' alkMtburg, fiiilfou's Bav. 100 tm oats
and Hiindrioa ; prop lliihulu, Buffalo, 40,000 bu wheat
Detroit 2(W brla ’iPmr; ’ prop Chari.*;
Ithds. Manistee, 300 bn aue, 10 brln pork, and
Biimlrlos ; prop Massonger, fit. Jo, fi brla flour, and
Bun-lrlos ; stmr Corona, St. Jo. euoJrloi. '
Nionr CL.EAUA.dcta—Hirnr Oconto, Green Bay. 0.1
hrls pork, .. tea lard, and sundries ; prop Menominee
Muskegon, 10 iirls liork, and enmities; almr Nnshtn
Ogdeusbnrg, I'J.P’IO bu corn, 100 Tris Ilnur, joo brls
pork, and aundrh a ; schr Tri-Color, Uollan'l, 6UO bu
corn; prop J, L. Hurd, Marquette, (Wi bu corn, "O-'Q
Lu oal«, lu coses bird, 20 tulw butter, and suadrlci.’
LAKE FREIGHTS.
CUICAQO.
Freights wore fairly active, at Qs for corn and 3V«
for wlieat to Buffalo, tho capacity taken approximation
220,000 bu wheat, ISO.OOjbu corn, and <O,OOO bu oata.
Charter*; Toßoffolo-tflchrs It. Winalow, I). P. Dob*
niiw 1 w l, w tld J re \!* wn , Rt 2c : sekra Howland, flan
13 ego, J. U. Mead, barge Townsend, and P. Palmi.
wheat at 3>|c. To KlngMon—Bchr II B. Moore, wheat
on prlTntu terms. To Port Colboruo—flchr K. It
niakc, wheal on private terms. To Ogdcnsburg—Schr
vMnona, oats through. To Raruia—Props Caldwell
and CromwrlJ, corn and oats through, la the after,
noon the ntlir Lceland for wheat to port Oolbome at
a»,c, and a tcmfl for fiO.n&j bu wheat to Buffalo nrob.
Total capacity, 71,U0J bu« 1
MILWATOBB.
On the 2d grain-freights quiet and unchanged. The
•"hr John S:hucltowaa chartered for wheat lo Port
Colhorno atSAi'c.
nerPAto.
On the Ist the following charter* were reported
Prop Bradbury tod coniorls. .Morning BUr am
Evening Star, all to arrive, ccal to Chicago, $1 pc:
ton j steam-barge J.irvla Lord, bark Constitution, cot
to Chicago, |1 per ton ; aehr FavorPe, name; scln
Champion, to arrive, rail Jn bulk to Chicago, tl nei
ton J schr Mary Ehsalwlb, to arrive, coal to Wlhriu
kep, |l per ton ; Park o. K. Nlms, to arrive, coal u
Chicago. |1 jtcr ton; ei hra fiasco and Louie Wells,
•ami to Hhctoygan at 11.13;,,' per (on.
PPTEOIT.
Freights Iwgan to stlijeu up to the Ist. Wheat to
Moutreal, 7Vo; to Oswego, 4»|<n Oo; to Buffalo, 3J<c.
Glllet & Hall load (ho prop Canada with 17,000 bu
wheat for Montreal; terms private. Cipu J. Pridgoou
reports the prop J, Prldgnon, Jr., ami barges Piqul
mal,^udaHlllin« HUr ‘ ,ull h Mny City to Milwaukee
■ml Chicago, ut Iflo. Whitaker ft Co. report the ochre
Sweetheart and Grenada, plaster, Alabaster to MU
waukoo, p. t. C. W. Norton reports tho prop ArgyK
wheat and corn, Lako Erie to Montreal, 7u gold, and
deck-load of lumber for Kingston at f i per xa gold.
OCEAN RIEIQHTS AT BOSTON.
. fljivriivl nupaleh to n* Chicago Trlbunt.
Boston, fiopt. U.—James E. Woods, freight brokfr,
No. 07 Btato street, Boston, reports European freights
•s follows: The market la very dull, with declining
rates. Bui few vessels are In ]K)rf, and tho demand
from shippers is very alight. No grain charters nave
l»eu effected during the week. The steamer flan
Marcaa baa taken , tho berth for Liverpool,
and has engaged 45,000 bushels of com
■t «d, and primage for CO lbs. An Americau
n° n " ch *f‘« r «d to load an eutlro
h« r hm. An Iron ship of
£ k sV h 0 fnr teuton, ana la
Joking grain at flour at Ba, and nil cake at 3(>a
ra i c “ for Llv °n>ool i.y atenm are.
Waperton C ® B^d; fIoUT » 2 “ fld »8s; ptoritlona,aj(i
LAKE MICHIGAN.
cntoAoo.
A brisk wind was blowing from tho west jaderdav,
which bad tbo effect to bring in quite a Urge fleet....
Tho mammoth prop Oomumdoro, after unloadiug her
cargo -of salt near Twenty-iecond street, will come
down to the dock of the Anchor Line, ot tho f,wt of
tsinallß stmt, where she can bo Inspected by those
wishing to see an exceedingly flue croft... .The veosel
owners at Oswego, Sodas, and Genesee hove refused
for some time past to carry coal from tho?« points to
Chicago at 11.23, tbo ruling rale, Adlapstcb received
here yreterd.y announces that the difficulty hu been
settled, and that hereafter 91,90 per ion will be
pa-d.,..A sailor on the schr Julia B. Merrill fdl
t thTJl 318 J l ™} whfl« hoist*
ea?v U imi U * look illt matter v. ry
eeay, and coolly swam ashore, thus swindling
I l ' *, Job r • ■*“’ *Ut 1 “?
0 SrM b dlv.Wk , 8 bwu M*g»g*d fur Hill l.et two
ur inree aavsiu making exonrslou iriM hotweeu am.
UMO h U , 0f Ujo lu ß Wood for the pur.
KKiS ihri?nfw d mTi? VMMI who do
* U .* ,w#m U»«w will be some
Johnli ydo . not com ® 10 t®ma soon.... The
coru° dntwln^iw^f o^'*, 41 > e,,#rJ *y with 97,000 hu
SSa^sssfeg:
Oflliw a , nw 00 w “* *« ‘he sum
01 •mu' w . U * 6 ® u ■ prixo for the next vacbt-r*c«
Tu'i'Jer 0 wbhh > WM n oh, . u * Uckf(l schr
lo|«ey, which was being towed up the river vesterdsr
afternoon, injuring her conelderslity.... Wells street
tS» “.4 forvohldMd^ngS
slrueM Mug railroad tracks on tho
Monday. ' Md ,t,cct * cir * probably run over It
'hhlNO'S niVER AND CANAL.
etoeefili JJltt-aleh to Th» Chicago Triiunt.
LaSallk, ill., fiopt. a.—Aeuivsdsvßjvu Canal
boat J. Bouchard, from Peru, with corn,
DarAETan—Nothing.
Pauan isto Carter, from v-«vUf
UuecbKii. (Tom ivru, both »nb com for cut
**««» opt—Netting.
KUI« f».t awiaclw of wotor on (to mltenlll or
ZSJ' lcS ,Ull Vlai
IKumuom, a., 8., c 3 itaivro Uomlng
M*hl, C)
Ini corn
. r, 700 h»i «V)rn ; TlrlJJlant, Morrlu. r,.000
. jirrp Klriff Uro*., Ktnkihre F«cd*r, Umo Im
oitn, l.Wki liti Mojilmilc. Wkpf.it aiiflb-i
l.tln flour; Ci)»g4, Jl-meu, v,Wj l, u u^,
2,oo»ljii .;'jrn. 1
Cr.p<nKf>—‘lhamroctf, N™,l C f, W.r.-a ft
(P...M It linnt..-rr o ll“S, r V
Mnn Jp. v.-.n fl liitii-,i r r l'H in rJihmlc*. p
MISCfLLANtOUS.
Aug. 31 thrro was c fwt of water oti Carroll! m Hrr,
(lovcrnmei.l nißaaurtnicnt....Tho tolal amount of
Insurance on dm cargo of the ttmr Persian wa<
IVV'W, and nothing »n ihr* hull ....The raft of tlni>cr
rcjtorl>il floating in the vicinity of the fiaod Hills last
wrck belongs to thr, tug nwm’s tow. film was
Ueavorlng at last arwonts to get the fragments to
?r, M P .".’« Th ' ! , * hr n»tv t ashore on a rerf mar
Heaths Door, sue,,,,p.j In getting off without n>l>i
anco Saturday night, and proceeded to ll*rauaha for
Ifcn ore. film competed her cargo Monday evening
and towed out but ran whore on h*r first tack i.-ar
l.scanal* Point, whore six; still remained at the latest
Myi.w, leaking badly.... William L, Force,a rcnldmt of
o eoo, and Captain of the echr Henator, fell overboard
Wednesday morning and was drowned. He waa
3-f.ara of ago and mu,A resulted. He leave* a wife
and one chlld..,.Hays the UufTalo f/xprci*.• •'J'rop
Ii i 7.» , !£w pb *i I l * r,rr * ,n K I.ACO tone of salt in hulk
f.V !•v' I w«f«P»«iili»c|*r ton, to 14i delivered ol
■‘ R T»7i“ !n * l » tof np»n7 Kit i ready to start Uie
,™{:,, £m "‘u keß t l ™V ,r W: l ‘ crß f ‘ f «*« Anchor line
ooMm ,Tc . . ’ an ' l U ‘ T ' ,pllr,,re '> Chicago at flu
option of Hie Comj any, before nr*t spring.* . .The
m w steam rraft now on the stalls at fit. (jatherlma
forth o Oswrgofc Hay ofQnlnle Navigation Company!
* l 'J’° Ut, ' ,ch r l tnree weeks. film la de
s- rlbed aa a haml«omcly-bulU boat, one that will be an
lumrr to Lake Ontario. film will 1* ,?«. “5 the « oJi
wegr." film la IU feet long over nfl, 2“ ta g|Dch£
beam, and '.I feet depth of h01d...,A olMiatr! from
iMrolt Mafra that the prim Asia, bound up, collided
with the a-hr Levi Itaweon, bound down in tow i.f n,,.
tug yuayle, while In the rapids Thorsday night. Ihe
Aa.a struck the Ilawaon on h-t jwrt Ikivv, carrying
away her headgear and knocking a hole Inmrbow
wh!ch caused her to leak fcvdly. The Itawam is loud!
Ik** 1 orUu^ 0 ' Hhe was taken In charge
bytho tug Itescne. A •team-pump waa placed on
board, and the Ilctcuo left for IluiTulo with ht r In tow
....The Detroit Free /Ycis of Thursday says- •• \
dense fog, such aa baa not been experienced at this
tort for some time, made navigation dangerous ul dav
Lreak ycstcrdsy morning. Thestmr Northwest, the
echr Niagara No. 1, the prop City of Port Huron, and
f.im m '#*“ ol , bcr were detained In the river
until the fog cleared away. Neither the upper nor
lower lights were visible, and fog.l*n« niJ ,| whfs l.£
had to ho brought Into requisition,’*,. ~Kuv« thoDs-
l r ° °* T,n,ri, ' 1 1 a )'' “ The tug I.lvlnghloue, which
paesoddown some Java since, has arrived at Tot.a
waiul i all right. It will l>e remembered that th* Uv.
Ingsloiio had one of the largest rafts ever known to
J* 1 1 1^ 1 of «j*»ard of :i,(w).rr,o feet.
f,I'* 1 '* V. I,ak ? , ' rlc f . or * PU <W", and most of the
time experienced very heavy weather, which at times
threatened to tear the raft to plows. Hut good pulling
and careful management prevailed, and the reached
“JjJ deslluatlon safely, I’owcr and skill will
THE RARK CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE.
Some of the newspapers scam determined to pass on
tbo merits of ib« Chicago Board of Trade case before
tbo evidence Is all In. Recently a Chicago evening
pnjicr pubbsbed lhe statement of tbo cook cf tbo
Rescue, which alleges that the boles in the water
closet pipe wore tbo work of one of the divers under
water. Capt. Mcrriraau, of tbo Rescue, pronounced
tbo whole story utterly false. He Informed ua yester
day that (be cook In question was only on board the
Rescue for fourteen clays, and that was while they
were laboring at the Board of Trade. From tbo
manner In which tbo vesaM's cabin was wrecked it
was au utter Impossibility for a diver lo go Into tho
cabin while Rite vu under water, and the holes In
tho walerK'Joacl plpo could not have been ma«lo
from tho ouUUu without a staging being erect
ed aloiignido the Teasel by tho diver, aa oho
was almost on on oven keel, ami It wag clearly evident
that they wore made from tho Inside, AfUr there*.
Pc waarateed. Itwna discovered that tho top of tho
rablu hid fallen in, and was eo wedged down that It
had to bo sawed Into four jilocea to bo removed. Cant.
Mcrritnan says that aa eoou the vessel was rained
two dh'luU’rested jKsrsona wore appointed, one of
?° hfcnd tl . aU ,imw * after (bo vessel was
brought into port, and that while elm waa being
bruimht Into port he did not allow any one to go on
- f«rlh«rmora atatoa that when the vessel
was rained lost fali and lowed 13 raika towards tho
ahoro «ho was perfectly Intact, and had not loot her
, BU j! crcd * Qy other injury that ho could atm.
Mr. I-red bharpe, n diver In the employ of the Com.
pany, asserts that a crowbar was u»ed on tho
,m * nnfio w hHe 'he was under water, and at
taut time it was used to roloaae the anchor from tho
chain. Ho suo stales tliat he waa the only diver em
eloved on the after portion of (lievcaael imthe fall,
Iml that when tho vessel was raked and brought Into
3’KuSSo ™ n,lleJ OT " u “
«r^ ,, K & . I . errlm ? n# . u,e,Uiattliecliafln 'T on the sides
of too bottom, (bo damage to the rudder-post and (be
keel at the atom, waa oil doun after she vu first
r?l l , b, ', , . , m 011 .* akcn lnland 13 “‘I". n« la con.
fldent of b a ability to prove ibis to ibe satisfaction of
anj unprojured person, Moreover bia atatemenu la
regard to the reaaol’a condition andthoboloa iu tbo
waicr-cinsct pipe are fully sustained by the ro
port of tbo Coaunlneioncra who were ap.
by tbo underwriters to inspect
the Board of Trade. Tbo report la made
oat and signed but not yet made public. But we can
aay from peraonal knowledge that tbc Commbßtonera
unanimously eiprera tbe opinion that the boles (about
twenty-five in number) found in tbo plpo uuat havo
teen made from tbo Inside and from above, and that
the leakage resulting from these boles would burn
boon sulUciont to sink tbo vessel In about the tbuo In
wblcb aho la aaid to bare been leaking. Th» Commis
sioners examined tbo wreck Immediately on her arriv
al hero and also after abe was placed In dry-dock,
when her entire bottom waa expoaod lo view. Alter
UHlug oil tbo circumstances Into consideration they
wore of tbo onlnlou that tbe cause of tbe Board nf
Trades oinking was tbo holes lu the water-closet
Weidn not aee Iho sense of continuing tbia discus,
slou in tbo newspapers when ilia wboie matter lunet
come before tbo proper tribunal for dual aeltlemenl.
Butao much boo been said on the other aide that wo
deem it simple JuaUce to Capt. Mcrrimaa and hie
crew to give tbeae plain fa:U.— Jlufalo Commercial
A (• 9 "rpscr.
‘‘TWA HOPES AT HAME,"
Farwell Flail, Monday, Sept. 8, and every evening at 8,
Kennedy’s Sonfrs of Scotland.
Mr. Kennedy will be assisted liy
WTBB HELEN KENNEDY Ronrano
MISS MARJORY KENNEDY.Ctou^Ito
MR. DAVID KENNEDY . ’.Tenor
MU. ROBERT KENNEDY.”..
Hit. JAMES KENNEDVw..V...V". ".V. .Vuritoa.:
Entire change of prooramme each evening.
PROGRAMME FOR MONDAY.
“ Pianoforte Duet."
... “My alu Fireside.”
4 There’s na« luck aboot tbs bouse.”
*• Como under my Plaidle."
Olf* (flvo_voices)—•• Hall. Smiling Morn.”
The March of the Cameron Men.’’
Humorous Trio-** Dame Durden.”
'• The laugawa’Shin."
Glee (five voices)—" Strjke Hie Lyre.**
“ The Land o’ the leal."
“ Boots wba lu's wl* Wallace bled.”
Pianoforte—Reels and Strathsiwya.”
.. « . 4 Jt!? Hon?-" Vo Ranke and Urae..”
Bonnlf Wnce Charlie." " The LMrd o' Cockpen."
** O Rowan Tree." " Kathleen Mavoururen.”
s, ry . « ow °° r John aoebt me for bla wife."
Glee (six voices)—" The Cloud-Gapt Tower*."
• "AilUlerUacaUiaier.’’
11 The Star-Spangled Banner." •’ Auld Lang Syne."
Admission, 50c and tl. Tickets may bo had and Boats
secured at Lyon it Mealy's Music Store, fitato-el.
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.
Clark atrcct, near Randolph, oppoaito Sherman Ilouae,
THE NEW COMEDY,
HEARTS AND DIAMONDS,
by a Gentleman of Chicago,
Characters fromßeal Life; by lb* Brilliant Comedy
Conimnv Evuy Mght and (Saturday Matinee.
bwU for Sale quo week In advance.
[OEEfi'S THEATRE,
LAST WEEK BUT ONE 01*
Bip-WT:3Sr AODA.3VCS,
»Tjo will appear for the Aral time iu two vein in the
beautiful drama
BNOOH -AJRXaEISr,
■‘‘“iiMt out, Now floeuotr, m
H.turd.y—Only ENOCH ARPES U.Unno.
AOADEMY OF MUSIC.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
Bronnan & Ware Combination.
A BIG HIT. COMIC OPERA,
THREE SISTERS.
EQOLEY'S THEATRE.
GRAND MATI2TEB THIS DAY at 3 P, M.
Evening performance at Bp. m. The famoua
California Minstrels!
Intbidto. Kmenoo, JUc, Arllomoi., Kombbi. Uwd
ADELPHI THEATRE
at?? * ep *’ < ~ OUANI> GALA UATINBR
OLIVER DOUD BYRON -
Id hia gvftftt SeoMtton Drama,
XDOISTwA-XjID 3VC 3 K:^'V'
Remember—LaU Matinee ox the season. *
educational.
fes# ?fir
tMP • V-'.
Dmm'w i(iM jjjn,., m
SIXTY-THIRD SESSION
fltiidl. ' win h* rr-xiimwj Titmlajr, Hrpl 7.
lo«ijm iiMrcM tL» I'r'Mdent.
UEV. i*. J. c;oi/)VIN, C. S. 0.,
ST. JIAKV'W ACMJM3MV,
.NOTUIi DA.MK, I.MI.
ir* “‘rSiTii” 0 ?:
♦ kHI'AUT'M’KMT, under th«* direction of
twelß lev-her* of Instrumental and two of Voral Mn.
wosS«'llf , K jr?,?o he I,h, ‘ ° f lhe claM,cal ccm^r-
In Um ART' DEPARTMENT the « ft me P rlnel*den
which form the basin of Instruction in thegreat Art
ar * oUll ' oJi e d In the Course of
Drawing and Painting.
I’iil jlB In tbo H lio'il of De«lgn or Munir mar ptir*no
■'l*m" 1 i°"7' «»■» »»>« eamoW.rs
*« tn the Academical nr Classical Department
lor catalogue, address MOTHER SUl'Kiao?',
Hl * Academy, Notre Dame, In*!.
n-A.61W13 OOXjXjEGE.
Ibe School of Letters, Urn H denlifl- Hcbool, and tbo
p^I'*' 1 '*' :t ltadlie Cijl! '-8 c will reopen Wednta-
Tlia restoration of Taylor Jlsll, with many Improve
niciita, and a new Laboratory and (lymm.rium wbl h
are to be finished boforu the term oj*us will add ruucb
totheadvaiilag.aof tin-InilUiitlon. “ CU
cor adxolsilou apply to
RtV. JAMES DK KOVEN, D. D.,
„ ... , . Uadnn College, Racine, Wis,
mwm WV. «" ** *i #d #t Mt-ninrg H C ..V
Sl;““a'' at *'■' , " l u, ° - M ' r -
UTTION COLLEGE OF LAW
Of tbo Univeisity of Chicago, and the Northwestern
CulveiTltv, rl-«td 11* seitond j<*r with H'J stu.lints,
Ls-Lultcd States Senators Trumbull ami Doolittle
Jiiflgc Booth ami JTofa. Den«low and Meyer*, taught
four hours dJily, and ITJ lawyers lectured in thlsc.l
legeJniit year, besides a course by Dr. Davis on Me.li
caUurupmdence. The Hon. H. IJ. Hurd. Reviser cf
the Statutes. is added to the faculty for the coming
year. lUK>t>euß Sept. IS. Terms fiO i«r year of nine
months. Diploma Admits to the liar. Fur catalogue-!
V£ NSLO ' V ’ Sccritir? ' M ' lr,h " M
Litob ScicDtil! Sckoob Harvard University
Tbla arfjonl prorhW a four years’ course In Fusrl
nccring, leading to the degree of Cird Engineer, or
Mining Engineer; and three ycai>’ courses In Chcui-i
Utry, la Natural History, and tn Miithematlrs,
and Astronomy, each of which leads to the degree of
o *' ’m A J*‘i r,,ou of ,Lc imdnicthm is the Mns as
that given to undergraduates In (be College. Students
of the Scientific School can occupy rooms lu College
Bulldmgs and board at Memorial Hall. The opportu
nltles for students In all the branches alwvomciiiloued
tohT,?>7. C ' l V ,he b'ulver-lty 1-cing amply provided
with lalioritorics. apparatus, nnd collection*. Kxami
notion* for admission will be held Sept. flu and Out. 1
beginning at B■. m. Fur Information. address '
JAMIES tv. HARRIS, Secretary,
ST. JOHN’S SCHOOL
a-a.,-!.., School for T0i1,,! fj.Uci „„|
TllKOUUIli: 1KV1511.11,,., or
2i Thlny-aocomUt., M-w York. Ur. Irviuu'a
cll * ( » f,jr V. 1 , 8 ••utly of tbe Eugllali LaiigiUKe
aua Utorutiire, m illuittratmg aud jihmtralo.l by 111*,
tory. wllh rcadlujfß fro.'i tho (*■*! sutbon, will beiria
l?.. 2 i 0 ”» n i»* H ‘". dMC fnr ,hc «nd crttl- al
•tu Jy of Ibe Fine Arl.i will bcpm at tho ratno time.
The lalllrrm l<eplm oo Weduwdtv, Kent. 29. lifts
For Circulars am] mtarnutlon oh.lv above.
FEMALE '
-- . - —***£ COLLEGE. MOISUAN PARK
(near Chicago). The college building in entirely
® v . c fy. modern convenience, is handsomely
uA,. f '•Uuhti.-d by gas, by furnaces, and suth.
plied wllb water Introduced by pipe* throughout the
nou«c. The location commands a view of Lakes Cain
met and Michigan, Sonin Chicago, the trulna on sla
mifcrcnt railroads, and In the. distance tho great city
of The faculty cuiHsts of elortn professors
and six lady teachers. The neat session opens Sept, 11
fm- drciiU’s address the President, «. Tliayer, or
Uio ITinelpa!, Mra. Mary Holds, Boom A. Lakeside
Building, Chicago. Oflkehoun from in a. in. to 12 m
H. B. BRYANT’S
(Br/ant & Stratton)
Chicago Business Collogo
_ AND
ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL.
Htale-st., southeast cor. Washington, Chicago, 111.
The largest and mo«l thorough insUtmlou of the
klud In America. Send for circular.
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.
413 West Twolflh-st.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Studies will bo resumed in this InitltnlJon Monday.
Bopt, 0. Tuition, per term of ten months, J6O.
*' or catalogues or information, apply to
UE\» Jh’U. H. A EltjjlN', H. J,, VJciyPrctldenl,
ST. XAVIER'S - AOADEMX
Waba.<h-av.. corner Twenty-nlnth-st.,
Will bo open for the reception of boarders snd day
scholars on Monday, Sept. 6. For catalogue address *
. Tin: imIHCTUEss.
Monticello Female Seminary.
next term of tliia inititutlon will commence on
Thursday, 17lb Beplcml*cr. inufead of the pth fas
Heretofore notified), in consequence nf Improvements
c, £lV , Fo . r Catalogues address Mlaa U. n.
HASKELL, Principal.
6. DA HILVA^
MRS. ALEX, BRADFORD’S
(formerly Mra. Ogden Hodman’#) English, French,
and Osrmaa Boarding and Day School for Young Lai
S. 1 . e .'L ,u 'J CUldren, with calisthenics. No. n West
11 •» York. Reopens Sept. 27. Ap
plication may Ik made by loiter or personally, as above.
N. W. O. UNIVERSITYr
, hren l T H l i l l t BWB,on of InstlluUoa will open
In the now buildings— the most complete now on the
*, mUt * of tills city,
Sept. 16. Full 1 acuity; six courses of study; both
derived. For catalogues sddrm# O. R. HOL
or °- A - uD “ aE9a .
Mt. Pleasant Military Academy.
.i A «nSL ef i. Bo^S, V BeLQO J f° r Voting Men and Boys,
at Sing Sing, N, Y.. on the HudaonT A full grided
course of instruction. Diplomas at graduation. MU-
Jlajy organUatlon rompleio and thorough. Grounds
beautiful and building# commodious. Forty-second
year Itegms Sept. 18. Rend for circular containing
Chicago references. J. HOWE ALLEN, Principal. “
MLLE. BROUSSAIS
tnd En G ,lah School for Young
Ladlfi, Ml Ulchlgan-av., near Slxteenth-st., on Mon
dav. bopt. ri. bpecial alteuUuu given to tbu thorough
Boys Fitted for College or Easiness,
In ft good country home, with • geueroiu table, ample
play grounds, and healthful olinuto, umlar the caio of
u * cb «f- *fb« number of boy» limited
to 1«. Thui U.'U ncliool soar of 40 wedia bruitia
lifti'irr?'V’ l, i l r» 7s * . r ctrc,iuru •‘Ww** j, w,
dm ni.i.si.ij., Rural Home, pownal, vt.
NOETH SIDE—WASHXHOTON PAEK.
OUut. lor boy. o( .11 uii. For tlrouUrt, with do-
Ullr, .ddrci. or .pply lu iwraon, 11 In 1 J,;IV,
CECIL BAUMS', A. B ,
Room 8 Hawley UultJlug,
MRS, W. G. BRYAH'S BOARDING-SCHOOL
DIOAUIIOKX SKMLNAItV,
Wabath-av. A Hoarding and Day School
of the beat claaa for young ladle*, with dettanmenU of
language*, of art. WIU reopen Kept. U.
NCIVOOI, OF .RI.UiS,
Fur circular, Addroaa 11. D.
BENNETT, Ann Arbor. Mlrh.
MT. VERNON INSTITUTE FOR YOUNO LA
dice and Little Girl*, K-talllubed lu DS9. Mr*.
I- Junta and Mre. Maitland, Principal*. Board
lug and Day School. English, French, German, and
Latin, French t* aroken in the family. No. 4S Mt.
Veruon Piaoo, BALTIMORE. Iklcreucca given cu
application. *
I) RADFORD 8 STUDENTS I HOME. A BOYS’
13 School, Middletown, Conn. Delightful situation,
uptriur accommodation*. Military drill. Thorough
thool. Addruae iter. J, 11. BRADFORD,
la AIUS FOKKST ACAI>I:MV,
A college preparatory school fur bora, Fall term be
glna Sept V. A, 11. BABIN, Principal.
(DR *7 00 PER QUMITER. No extras. Media
yG 4* Academy for Iluya. PJ tnllea from Philadel
phia. lo Instructor*. S. O. BIIOIiTLIDQE (Harvard
A. ML), Madia. Pa.
KIARSAROB SCHOOL FOR HOYS,
North Conway, N, H, ibe School reopena Seph 8.
For catalogue or admission, addreat
t ___ FREDERICK THOMPSON, Prlnelpal.
WEST KND INSTITDTK, MRsTfiT L. OADyT
Prluolpal. New Harm, Conn. band fur circular.
EDUCATIONAL.
OOLLEOIATE raPAETMESi' OF t.aft-
FOIiEST UNIVERSITY,
L-»ko Forest Untm*
I-' r lv ~u ll "‘ tJ »J’ ot flvpfeml'cr. 1h75.
Il'1 l ' 1 r who has been cWtrd
rroiAt i'v L'.W;, 11 * l ' ( T " 1 fr “ Hie pri'ernt, and will
i:t ’’l j">lii‘rnciif. Hot. John 11. Itcw
y,, y ./ r | I '' ,r -7n AJlrhtran, and Hot. James 11.
■ ,f< ,Vi T i ' r, i ljlv ' J *' «M»)nted Profifl.
the 1,. iMißmif < f i'i . l> p,l, ' r "P'tti th«lr dutlca
o ■h.wiU h,! TV , *-«•»• W. A Iroliinan
tnhV rhw • * i.I t’h '-i i a,l, ’ u : ' ull for admlsflion
v ' s: r :
lam! I'.rk. j«. \y, j-ait. rH ~, > l ‘" T‘"n. ni^h-
A. i;. KiftciU'i-, \V. hr,-". U. j:‘ r rn ,nl. ! r ~elli
lii»*ru of
DYHHEHFDBTH COLLEGE! -
rounJoJl.-LH tac«,i. mta i lW) .
Tor eat*-
the wr j,.known H„ Mn ,., s oile ff o at No tfi
Eirt Itmd.dph-a!., tj.i, itwiti.ilon omhrarVs t,
law ircparr.tor;-arl.-.K Olm ()tr> /fnn V
adJoinlriH tliu Turnrp on North CUrk-xl., anil Ihf
other at Die rorui-r of lialaird and l-„ik «t- , «
WralHido. Into theNo Huhooh ly.v* au-1 inr*a of all
aifc* are recihed. Tbeco.irre of rt»J y Kdr-a all
the Roumot) Lngjlah Itsuclh-b, also lnn«tiai/ra, matho
niatlca, pbvric“, r*..\ Of langnaifca r ir oniln
f?.nhL S tf o" ,Ot ! , h f,oe 7 inn - r,,f ,he W'lireninre of
piaplta In the norlhwwlmi part of thu cit», nrtrato
oinulbiiifta run ililJy from the corurr of M‘ilwauk*>f.
■v. and Can entrr-at. to the North Ridf f.Vlnm ui.d
No r *iar«o li made for r!-lit u. .1- jiarttnpMs
will P>-oiwTj ou Sent. C, Thu «oii':ral olheo la at No,
HP Kami Jlindol|,fi-flt.
DIRECTORY.
.A’™. 1 of nearly 2U:i Hfloa, complied expreeslr aan
f’J, to 61 > and KUirdlana in p. loctinj? a
«o t nnoJ " f 411 tLO afltfl-lIH
rp t° 11 Ilp United Hlatea; Information in r*-
J' o “ 11)0 «J»wih are located, tho
h- n ,f' , r^ lr l a ‘ 1 etc.; also a deeerl|>.
*«..?» t, ‘ mrEt
8 nt free upon ai't ii-ation. Po»|rq(> ( prenta °
rk nty ril ' T lir,Jl<lw# y aud I'uurteonth-
L .A, W SC EC OOL,
HAEVAED UNXVEESITY.
yr V ll,:3 -’ 7 ' 1 *>“ '«mn on Thimol.r,
Mijl. .*O. Ain-»aniin:iti«n for ndmlrrlou to advMti. /i
dav‘ Orf T l \ bC | h 'V' l m T “ ur " ,U >'' « 3 l»t. W. aod Fril
Sr»S t w.»‘l , at ? a - "»• TJuintday. Jf„
th/ , ;^t a vo"r y . A * «**>
d.air *h n P r l,raot, , ,nr 111 « m.dldSto /.* a
. wl '° *«'•« «"'t n>c> Ivr I a rol!e«c Humtion will
furllmrtiff* „ r .r a l’ r . el,rnll ‘ Bf y •ximlMMiuti. ’ f<»r
fnriliLr information and for i* cin-ulnr Kivii.u full imr
Ucuhra addn-u JOHN H. AUWjLD, Uh« r i«.!
PHESTON COTTAGU SCHOOL,
AF T nr^K , ;^ ,, ,':[;, r ." n ;'S:.,- I , r^v.i, n IW
with bi-tt odurailnrml ..(ivanU«fl«, la nrml'dhi mu
kJ, 1 * *? eatieclall/ ritominendnd to the nnVco
ADVANTAGES
And for the facdltiea it aflnnla in Allitijr th-inaolnw nf
C^ m> -f tiroa, Art tJallartni, anJ Muaeuma of
Hoalnn. Rofnreuce. to patron*! ai.o, cucultn will £
lurulalicd tin «{i[,liration to tbo Prlnrlt.al,
_ . MIaSiIULIA A. U iLHiNewton, Man
WOMBS HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLE
Of Chlcaip, The Hlxth Annual Course of Leciurej
c-tuimom c* ou Tuesday. Oct. C. D 75, * n d rill continue
institution offers to ladle*
rM ii ( il thorough medlral education find-clam f n .
ai ,„7 ‘ DiMectlns material
“ ’1 ) ’ I clinical advantace* muuir
paw u.l. ‘or catalogue nr further Information nddrem
llic buciuurj. W. OOUntKY DYAH, 31. V.. f U C
Iro.ulciitnf Faculty. T. DA Via FITCH. 31. b ‘
hu.retary, . H jt> \t cat 3iouroo-tt. * ’’
UNIYEESITY. OF CHICAGO
opens for examinations, Bcpt. 10.1975. |. Colleco 0 f
I.itemt.ire and the Arte. Donbas College. 2. oSL
Jviu , . vn V; A(rriL '. lt ! t ; ,r - , T Civil Knplowrtiiu, etc. T
ColJcjjO i f Aildreaa \. D. Deualow, Emj., flerro
tv t ," llrffß^ f JUiali Mudlcal ColJcue.
PrpWent Indies admitted to all del
partrnente. Mis* M. Chapin, Hnpt, Tuition. *7O
lusTiv * a :? u . to I****' Address E. H.
Luivtt,,t >‘* J * °* Duimouaus,
cnth ? car . o,>cna 15 - Superior advant
l d . e ,1 ,1r ; I " et ‘ t > CJawlMl, KuklUli, Kuropraa
?“, d Il } sl . ull * can taler for cither courac, for
or thw ■‘udJ’of Art uloue. £oc»-
i’ . a T/{,°‘ CL > I’uS'linfpi ample, and all tho appolntraeala
for either boarding or day pnril tmanrpaased.
-. MISS OIOIOU, I'rtiiclpal.
PENNSYLVANIA MTTrTTABY ACADEMY,
e . Chi'<ior, r*.--iFor Itoanlon nnlr.)
.oSSsnss
MTS' SEIM7,
12(3# and 130 North Dearborn-lit., Chicago, will open
Wednesday. Sept. 15.
KINDICKGABTEiV,
In connertlnu wtlh lb. Srailnarr, Mill qi«d >1 lb. umo
tnae, with inm-seed facilities and accommodations.
ELMHUEST HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
f" r youaij Lidice and Olrli, will reopen Monday. Bent.
Uattlmhurat. Id miles from Chicago, ou the Galena
plvJflon of tbu N. \V. It, U, Location healthy and
beautiful. Grounds over 13 acres In extent. Teachers
Native tcaehcni of German and
rreneb. MilH. 1.. N. CITTEII. late Head AsMcunt of
ctillr Dtrt ° n Scllool, Cljlca d l, « Principal. Bond for Clr-
Till; ('UTIIRERT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
Bt. Louie, Mo., will oj-en Kept, Id, in connection with
Mre. Ltißensa Culhberi’s Seminary for Young Ltfllea.
Instruction thuronch in all branches, theoretical aa
well aa practical, conducted ujioti Luropeau syHiein*.
Term* moderate. For circulars, containing all infer
matiou, address AUTIIUK J. CULSWOLD, Director,
Sixteenth and Huc-ma., fit. Louie, Mo.
•OEEGAEAT INSTITUTE,
FOII YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES '
Boarding imd Day .School; Latin. Knfll.h, and French,
rroach ti me taDK'isge of Dio Irnmlv.
D'HKltVir.r.Y,
1627 & 1530 BPRUOE-ST.. PIUU., Pa.
ALLEN’S ACADEMY^
14{ and 140 Twouly-second-at., GhWqo, owns Sent, fl
Prepare* lloya tlioroitflhly for tlio Sjit College* or for
Bualuwa. A few good Boys rocoivid Into the family
of the PrcMideui. IllA tV. AU.LN, LL.D., President,
ires' SE3yEX3sr-A.8.-sr,
UVK, N. V.
The next session will commence S«pt. Id. For par-
Oculars apply to the Principal, MILS. rt. J. LIFE.
TtTRS. HVLVANUB HERD'S
ITI. E.vm-isu, Fju.ncii, and OcnusN Boannnta and
Dar Hciu>oi.. forYciung Indies and rhlldn-n, Noe. fl
and H Last Fifly-lhtrd-sl. (Omtral Park). The Twelfth
School \ear will l««(n Sept. 30.1-7.1. A Kindergarten
will he oiwned Oct. 5. pupils will report for cloaalfica.
tlon hfpt, ys and ‘.o, Addruss until Hcpt, 10, Navo
• Ink, New Jersey, *
TFOCRUt FEMALE COLLEGE, LEXINGTON.
J. JL hi. Faculty able. EiUuaivc grouuda, Eicel*
lent miildiii)." l , I**' Ly 8* foot, four etorlcn, contalnlm
IW ftpartmcma—tila- n dtailen, ornamental, pUy. anc
halbruoma; umirJ by itwun and liubUxl with «ai
Duly l*o young ludica t'Ci'iiiiy a room. Coat of im.
pruvrtneuU mcr fI'O.OW. Vail term commence* Bent
la, 1h75. For catalogue* addrea* J. M. Hookeb.
T« fADAME IJE jlllOHHAlip’oUirKira fIIENCI!
i' V 1 J “"'lmp School (or Vounp UiUm,
No. (WUmrch-at.. ILtttlord, Conn. Tbe f«U term will
•a above l ** *** *° r * u * ona * liot » or circular*, *ddre*»
Cl M IVu u i L b , N , EW v IiAVEN ‘ ct.-uoaiidino
M ftnJl>*ybclinoUor Yoiwg Ladle*. Eatabllabed
*“ *J»P t « -*• MU* MAIIUF.UON.
t,c ll >a l. Adore** Nuw llavuu, Ct,
■* riaULASL) '
JTX WORCESTER, MAbH.,
Prepare, young men for Commercial, Literary, and
bcjoaUlk O. A. 11., Sup’t.
TU ,3S £ln*' V ’ 8 HgMfNAIjY, «>r WE«T~A»AMS
ITIUKtHOI.D INSTITHTF. FREEHOLD, X. J—
-1 A Hoarding School for Roy*.
liuv. A. Q. CUAMHERS, Itlm-ll*!.
financial
HENEY S. KING & CO.
BAJSTirBPtS,
LONDON, ENGLAND,
Opes OUIUIENT accounts uub Ranker* and Uer
ciiauia iru<) of i'"i;iiuiculou.
INTEREST on Moulbly lUUucc.
COLLECTIONS uu all | ointi.
Now Yora Agent*—Moair*. M. K. Jeaup. l*aton & 00.
Liverpool Homo—Mcaara. King, RalUla It Op. ’
DISSOULTION NOTICE.
mSSOLUTIOiN .
Tlia ]iartuur*blpb«ru(ofor« nxUtiug batvaon tbe un.
demguid, uudar tbe name and alyla of ARMOUR
A TiIOMbUN, baa (bit day bean diwolvad by mutual
otiu.eul. Tbu Ihi.luuis will barciiler L« luntlnuLd bv
CHARLES THOMSON, vbula aulliurUed to i-ollect all
the dcUi due tbu aald Qrm. T HOMAS ARMOUR
Cldcago, btpt. i, lsis. CHARLES lUOMSUN.
Railroad tib
ARRIVAL AND DEPART.
e§roi H***u }2?, ° r ft*PKnrKO7.M
oapun. H’ln'lir ate<inf(vl tu,
ilto tunday at <l;(ma. m . i ihu?
CHICAGO JiNORTMWESTEI
Ti'k'l t>B<re>, Marl..;, i.. ni||ll „
BPaelße Kan Line
»UuU..,,uel»4/ r,». Mi Clinton*!
Bhubuquo <>l«hL Kx. tla Cliuioi,
a Omaha Nlttu Kxnra«.„,,.
• riecporid i>abaau*Kiiirni« ’
f p# ?*y. abao “ Bhl ‘>roM•.
t Mfi^^** 1 . I *®** Mall .
t.M wak«#Kiprcii *
* Milwaukee raaaeager,.
} Milwaukee Paa*«n«or
• Ofun Hay Kipreti
JNt. I'ani Komi
\ St. Paul A Winona rtxproii'.'*’
* Marquette Kiprom
MtenoTa l.ake Kxpren ”
tUonera Labnßxprota *”
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» <»"ne*a -aka Hi pres* *
a—ltr-potcomorof Well Tami Kl
k-l>opol comer of Canal and K 1
. MICHMfIN CENTRAL
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1 •*• ** t*a’urrtar aofl Sunday Kt.
... * .«/• LOUIS,
Union n>p >t, tr.|( .Vi,it. {i,^ or, *f««.
Kacrai City and Denrar Faal E*
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p ' yoflfiicfield A Taxaa.. 1 ! mti
prrfi- -5 »■«?«•••*! ;«v«« uwlql
UKE SHORE & MICHIG;
Mall, rla main line
■ttfW Ksprea*. Via ’air |
A ll n-? tiC * 'i*< 'SVVI* 'mat n 1
Michigan Aeeonimi^atYoa a ‘**vui
airline |
Mglit | Kapruo, »i« main line and!
air lino |
S “ J «-
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE* ST.
u],j>uulf.V>rrnut
r. PAUL RAfl
CanrtU4li,
M *»uk-»9 A Prtlflj da Chloo 1
OlVUloT). I’M»«Ui9r.
Milwu.ke..-, U Crime, Wlnrmi.
M. Paul, .Minaeapollf, lupon. i
I*n ’•' t> A tirroa U *X. throaiin
«d “T <;O0 P*
»|*•«»• "•
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, r „, W N . m » ce njrai railroad.
Bt. Txnli Kxpresi •
Kt.J..,»i«Ka« Line "• .
f-airo.t NewOrleaniKz " '*
Cairo* .te* Urleani 1ix,,., U
bpnagficld end FrurU Lxptsii.' *
furiUKheid sight Kxrirw* i
FeorUandiKckul Kiprea*. ‘
Dubuque A Sioux CUT Kx.. , •
Dubuque A atom cut Expreaa.. •
Gilman Ptutsfcr. (•
CHICfICO, BURLINGTON A VUINCY RAILROAD.
XJepeh.jovi of [.ofte-it,, Jeidinna-at, and Sirltenlh w
Mail and Expreat...
mtawaaud otreator Fauearar!
Dubuque A aloux cut Kan....
f«f Omaha. I!
h * u *** City. Leavenworth, At
chlaoD A at. Joseph Hap...,
Iciax l.ipu-M ' * p
Aurora Faaaonger. i
Ijssissssssife!
■~s*" n * r Accommodation
* 7:AOa. M,
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* PdJ5 a. a.
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Mall and Express
•Jfron Passenger
Hlffln Pa«»eDffer
Itasca l****ouKar
nnnday Paatengorat.
g:8o a. m. 4JOp. m.
B|Mp. ta. tu:4sa. m.
JflSp. m. 8;«». m .
? : «P- m- 8:40 a. m,
6:00 p.m. In :05 a. m.
PHISBURO, CINCINNATI A ST. LOUIS B«lLHmn
c i>2s ll i?’’ rilubn '« * vo,i
CiUiJinlintlKuilViiri’i’RiwYoVlir 1:20 °* m * * !; Lj I>- m.
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Aoif*. j Am**,
7:Ma. ro.mjp.m.
6:15 I>. ni. i«; fia. m.
•»:Wpm. J*B:aoa.S
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a OHIO RAILROAD
fnS'Jf 0 !:/' I '.* rtur , V Aai-wUwn JJuildinfi and dtp*
hq». J Arrltt,
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8:35 p. m.[ 7. H JOa. a.
tfall. fiundaia Ksoepted.
Sxprcta. Dally
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Bipol, corn,, V fa,, *«,.■.»! aJ.ra0,.,,. TIM.JU,
Grand J\*eQle HoUl.
j Itat*. I Jrriwt,
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tirn Aooqmmodation 1* imp. a. • BslOa. ST
nUhtLipret* tlo.tflp. m. :«:Ui Si
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
National Line of Steamships,
KEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
LWO ton*.Sal unlay, SBih August. atii.m
•;};) I i. A I? 1*) ion Aaturday, B*Dt. 11. at In. m
WUEKN. 4.171 t 001... Saturday, Sept, illitlam'
bPAI.V, g.sTl tou SnurJay, BapV at I a S*
, .. ryBIO.XLoHPUAOT,
n f M‘V. Wo ,otu ; vF*]?/* I *' Bepi. 4, at 7dß a. n ,
Cabin iiutiM, i.u aiid #«0. currency, Ratora lick'
a ■ at reduced raui. Hioerage tlokata, •» oorrano*
XJraita l'ir XI and upward* on Ureal Britain. OOJf *
Konlteait'eonierOlirt and nan
biicttuau a (U.e). uacago. ww ‘* ,n *™' toppoaii* nan
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
ilia tiencul JrasutUoUe Company 1 * Mall tilaanuhlua
ANOKOR, X.IKTB. TT Cl
|K»3^ , g.g U. b.
co'El'.o Uo * JI * *“‘ l
Grout Wostorn Htenmslilp Line.
.„„ .1'”“ N »» y “'k ■“ Urtilol (Ho.I.nJ) tlireot,
AHRAuON, Byiurmi Saturday, Sept. 4.
Cabin Pauatro. |7O; Intvmie.liata, <sls; btcerane. gL).
Kiouralou iickuu. glm. Apid> at liau'l Fnilaht Daillk
Uko bhorg A Al. a. U. It. Aaam.
MACHINERY.
HOT WATER
UNEXCELLED AS A
HEATING- MEDIUM.
APPARATUS ADAPED TO
PUBLIO AND riUVATK BUILDINGS.
SUCCESS OOAUANTEEi).
BREED Sa C<X
tISS-llft Went EUib(b*at.iC'luciaßaiUO« *
11
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(IRE OF TRAINS*
S(Mta,-T Saturday »•
tooday excepted. fir.
:RV RAIUTHT.
* ,r '- Arntt,
Hf-lpßa
JlhfiOp’.S. m*
: i»;:S::jii^s,
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9; 15 a. m. I lump, m.
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t *J5p. m. | 7tl6a. m.
lOJOp. m. *, m .
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