Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1872, Page 7

P THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, { VEMBER 19, 1872. 7 e S ———— o ———— e e e e et free ; schp D. G. Fort, F. C. King, Libbis Nan, G. G. Cocer, all coal to Chicsgo 2t §1.50 per ton free PORT ITEMS, Wad from the nerthwest. ~-Seaman's wages, £3.00. ~The small echooner Orion arrived yesterday mornicg, all covered with ice. The Captain says they expericnced s bitter cold time out last night. —The r:2amer Alpena, and the propellers Fa- yorite, Hur-d, B. ¥. Wade, and Alaska, have ar- zived here, and are now discherging their cargoes. e MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS, A lighthoyse is wented st Two Bivers. —A three-masted schooner is ashore on the Btraits. 2 tzo—'b'nm schooner Eagle Wing has laid up in De- it ‘he schooner Scotland has gone to pieces at Michigan City. e Howland has gone into dry dock st Manitowoc. ~—The schooner Madonna has been pulled off the beach at Sheboygan. —The bark Cherubusco is in s waterlogged condition in North Bay. —The schooner Travis was damaged by col- m__Jigion with the pier at Sheboygan, —Dennis Regan, & sailor on the scow Black, was drowned at Milwaukee, Sunday. —The echooner Petrel, ashore at Milwaukes, has been got off. —The schooner Jesgio Scarth ran aground at the foot of Wolf Island last Thursday. —The wreck of the schooner Butts was sold at Manitowoe for S775. —The bark Sweetheart, ashore at Duluth, is E'a?figob’ H. Coyne, of Detroit, and is valued at ,000. —The schooner Emily, of Kingston, sprung sleak, and sunk, six miles east of Gananogue, Cauada. She is ineured. —The schooners Ashtabula, Essex, and Et- ronach collided at Manitowoc on Wednesday. The first named sprung aleak and filled. —Thomas MclIntyre, lnte Captain of the Eighth Ohio, died from the effects of intornal injuries rosulting from lifting a heavy piece of ma- chinery. —A despatch to Messrs. Smith & Davis, of De- troit, saya the barge Carolina, with 5,000 ba of ‘wheat from the Strickland and 8,000 from the Bt. Lanrence, lies sunk .at Gallop Rapids, St. ‘Lavwrence River. —The latest relating to the condition of the St. Paul, ashore at Dulnth, is that it will require five days to dredge the steamer out; & part of her enoo is gone, and her wheel is broken. In this condition the Captain deems it unwise to undertake the passage down alone. THE LAW COURTS, ‘ NOTES OF INTEREST. John DeKoven, yesterday, petitioned against r ™z tke extension of the track on State street, north of Lake street, under a misapprehension, and the petition was withdrawn upon the suthorities connected with the railway explaining that it was not intended tomake a terminus, or stop- ping place, but a bona-fide extonsion along State to Michigan and Michigan to North Clark strest, gd thence to the North Side, as before the e. Returning s late compliment, also paid through the Circuit Court, Aarora A. Ticknor (for the use of George Scoville) yesterday en- tered suit in the Circuit Court in assumpsit, for £8,000, against.James Baxter ; and agains| Tsaac Myer, James Baxter, and William B. For- Tey, for £9,000. o suit which Las beon s0 long pending be- tween Hugh Maher and George W. Gerrish, and which s0 many juries have failed to agree upon, yesterday came up before Judge Moore and a §u.ry by sgreement of the parties, in Judge aweson’s Court. The details bave already been published in TEE Tamuxe, The trial has got 88 for as hearing evidence. The report of sale of & g:rfion of the War- saw & Rockford Railroed Company by Bishop, Taster in Chancery, was yesterdsy confirmed. e particulars of the sale were reported in TxE T2rmoxE the day after it took place. Nine Bailiffs and three Judges are mp{unsd to be domng duty in the Sunperior Court, but the fact is that three Bailiffs and one Judge are all iat the epizootic, human illness, aud other cauees, have left for the purpose. Thke meeting of creditors in the matter of w' @ Dutterman was yesterdey postponed on - ‘The bankrupts AMunn & Scott yesterday filed their echedule, which those interested may see a: Register Hibbard’s office. I is understood that the bavkrupicy proceed- ings in the matter of the Post Printing Compa- p; wil'be dismissed, and that s eettlement Leea made with the creditors. rdny, Mr. Blackstone was ordered to pay over 1o theassignee the balance of money in his keads as the proceeds of thesale of railroad Lu.ds belonging to Peyton B. Chandler, in bank- Lucins A. Willard, declared insaue on the 20th scrber, 1869, was yestordsy declared same, 2ble of takin3 charge of his property. tri21 took place before Judge Williama and & the Circuit Court. netts Grant has commenced suit for breach e of marriage sgainst G. Levant ayck, loying the damages at $20,000. Fredericka Brandt Ensterdayentered a petition aying the District Court to review the injunc- n restraining the collecting of rents in the tter of Ernst Brandt. rge L. Laflin was aj ointed sssignee in Flynn, i.ubnn&-nptcy, Jelius Grinnell and Frederick W. Ford, attor- re7s of the Supreme Oourt, were yesterday ad- ed to the United Btates Courts. Sidewalk Commissioners for the Village of Jof- , were appointed yesterday. Bee County Court. Trials commenced in tha Criminal Court, yes- av, before Judge Porter. - THE UMTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. [Judge Blodgett.) 533—Bothwell v. Wol; Court finds for de- o8, $200. 630—Mark Kimball v, Walker; t of Nov. 12, 12, vacated, and damages 8s~ 34,002,623 motion in arfest overruled, and %, ¢3—Same v. Forrest ; defendants default~ assessed at S607.50, and_judgment. Hibernia Insurance Company: Uy Asfhdent’s solicitor. 620—Kimball Y. ;7 Jary trial ond dsmagos sssessed i sii-Kimbell v. Bowman; demurrer o Jjucisdiction eustained, ; eame order. 636—Same v. Same; er. Gil—eemo v. Oflicer; domurrer to sec- ‘sustained, aud upon issuo joined on ples of <30, cn motion of plaintiffs attornes, e for plaintif, and damages assesse e _v. fume; gamo order, and L Hotchkiss Y. Colo; continneds arkoo v. Rinks ; submitted i, aod dismisced ab plaintifi's costs, 530— B gers v. Weller; jury waived ; submitted to Judge 4, znd_judgment for plaintiff. 678—Hough ‘demurrer and defendant's pleas sus- B Juage Drammond. 406—Baxter ¥, Q'Dono- > be dismiseed as per stipulation, 676—Hough Jary trial. 9 Snott v. Warsaw Railroad Compeny; + confirmed. 160—Mandenhall v. Shep THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. [Judgs Blodgelts) Baxsruprcy—2191—P. B. Chandler entered order I, Blackstone pay Over the sum of money in his 595.20. 2,co1—H. A. Hedge; referred peti- vell, and coswer of assignee, to Register, mans v, Evans ; rule on defendant fo flo x::'b:m;%} ‘bond in liey, etc., in tin_days, or sppesl 10 B3 Oi- missed at defendant's costs, with procedendo, £ Thompson v. Hamilton ; dismissed by PN at- torney, 2,806—McCormicy v, Edwards !‘ez\ani H e narr. in fien, ete, _ 2,725—Maber v. Scott ; diemissed by plalntils atforney, _1,2i8—Gould v. Boyleston ; sime. 1,965—Rafmot v. Parish ; 0ding for plaintit | damages, £359,83, and motion by defendant for new trial. L136, 55, inclusive, Carz—35, 30, £, 4 oe Noore: 634 n.—Hugh Maher v, Gerrishj jury sworn and L taken, cvidence t2Ke2. \ g0e Gary.) Crasceny—28i—Booi v. 1. C. R. R, Co. 1 Moster's zeport Bled and confirmed, and decree of conveyance. e Brrre—1,3l5—Washington Libby v, James B. Thomss and Jamés W, Cram ; assumpsit $700 ; Davis % Highee. 41,31~Skinner and French v, Skinner ; Papess from ‘Supreme Court confirming judgment. 1.517—John K. Wright & Co. v. Judson M. W. Jones ; astumpsit ,000; Howe & Rustell, attorneye, $1,318— Terael P, Rumeey & Co. v. A. B. Andrews; afidavit for sttachment for $100; defendant lives in LaPlatto City, Btate of Nebrasks, 41,919—Silas v. Sarah A, 8t. John } divorce, descrtion. 41,320—Smith & Duncanv. Wm. 3. Ralph; assunpsit $250; Hillis & Christian, attor- heys, | 41,82—Withheld ' for _service, 41,822 Clinfon Lumber Company v. Samuel D, Clarke; assumpsit $500; Tennoy, McClellin & Tennes, attorncys. 41,3%—Joeeph’ E. Mos v. John Snowell and Henry Gnowell; appeal. 41,324—Same v. Same: same. 41,325—Catharins Beigeh's. John Beigeh; di- vorcs; cruclty alieged. 41,326—Moses W. Powell 'and George W. Gefchcll v. Thomas Swann; assumpsit, £800; Gary Brothers, bitorneys. 41,327—Benning E. Manh and Wan, D, Curtia v. J, M. Beverley; assunip- 54t $600; same attorneys, 41,328—Denniston v, Upfel ; appeal.” 41,820—Dauiel Clifford v. Thomas English ! petition for mechanic’s lien for S64, 41,330 —Durand, Powers & Mead v. David snd Jobu Mur, by ; assumpsit, §1,000; Jobn Morris, attorn 41,391 —Samo v. E. Martin 4nd G, Brandcnburg; as- sumpsit, $500; same attornoy, 41,382—Jobn J. Sher- man v. Enlly'R, Jewell, D. R, Pirker, and Ellsha C. Sprague; petition for mechenics! licn. 3 THE CIRCUIT COURT. (Judge Rogers TAw—2,799—endel v, Steckbin; Teave to plaintiff to change action to coyenant; cxceptions by d-fend- sut, and time extended to Dec.2. 655—Van Ozdel v. Peck; jury called; trial not concluded, CALL~255, 304, and 306 to 310. [Watdge Booth.] 1,185—Ziegenhagen v, Church ; Tule on defer-ant to pledd on ten days’ notice. 1,091 Lovering v, Whecler; ‘marrisge of pluintiff, Albert G, Wood, suggested, and name suggested, 2,187—Chicago & Northwestern Rail- way Company v. Gray ; leave to petitioner to file amond- ment to smended petitioner; other partica added to suit; casaeot for Dec, 2, ' —Leplwith V. Deno; leavé to W. 8. Felker to lskoafidavit and decree, {Judge Tree.] y 1,815—McConnell v, Jennings ; dismissed by plnin- tifs attorney. 765—Time to file special plea exicnded ten daye, 41—Jacob Meyerv. Aurora Fire Iustrance Company; jary callod, and verdict for plaintiif, dam- ‘2ges asseased at $2,038/59, 2,510—Dismissed by plain- tifs attommes, 2,312+ Same order. ALL—$42, 276, and 270, [Judge TWilliams.] CRAxCEIY—S81—AMnyer & Carpenter et al.; notice of anawer to complainant having becn filed, and 1o repli- cation, cause set for hearing on bill and answer. 715— Callaghan v, Cockroft; J. H. Truman en- ters appearanco for defendant; ten days to plead. 1-dorton v. Goodridgd; on etipilation 4, dismissed at defendant's costs.—In the matter of Incius A, Willard, alleged lunatic; jury trisl, and finding hut he is & sane person and Ait fo have the control of his property, and decree. 5,931—Jarboe, sdministrator, v. Brigga et al. ; servico by publication on defendants, and defuult of Annic T, Briggs; Joseph L. Wilson appointed guardian ad litem for Arthur Bi and Freddy ~F. Briggs, and cause re- ferred to Butler, Master, to take proof; answer filed, [Judge Farell.y 103—Goodrich v, Lincoln ; mofion for injunction denied. 191—Hallihan v, Fuller; motion of com- plainant to strike answer of defendant, Enickerbocker Insurance Company from files refused, 150—Quimley v. Page etal.; decree; exceptions and answer jy de- féndants ; appezl bond in 5,00, and certified evi. dence; sécurity approved by Coutt, to Lo Sled during erm, New SUTTs—4,895—Jobn DeKovan v, Chicago City RBailway Company; injunction ; Mattock & Mason, at- torneys, 4,890—In the matter of LuciusA . Willard, o lunatic; petition to be tried as o sane person; _ King, Beott & Payson, attorneys, 4,807—Larson v. Freund appeal. 4,838—Charles C. Webster v, Richard Cobb ; sssumpsit'$200 ; J. H. Bissell, attorney, 4,699—Aurors Ticknor for use of Geo, Scaville v, James Baxter; as- sumpsit $8,000 ; Scoville, Corwin & Bayley, zttorneys, 4,900—Samo v, Tsasc Mycr, James Baxter, and Wi, 5. Forrey; assumpsit $9,000; same altorneys, 4901— Hsss v, the Singer Manufadturing Company; appeal, 4,902—Davis & Whipplev. Allen Montgomery & Co.; ‘mechanic’s lien for §52. THE COUNTY COURT. [Judge Wallace.] John Mehegan; claim of Frank Csvanagh allowed. Ciara Purcell ; trial, verdict insane, Frederfck Foes; inventory and appraisement of the estato bo filed on the coming in of Court on Wednesday morning; and *hat adjudication be ndvertised for the Janiery, Jnlins Brejdt ; change of appraisers, Robert Wilton ; citation fo Jimes Reid to festify as to prop erty o his hands. David Bwenk; sccount, of administratrix taken, and the excueed, Charles'VV. and Muson L. Swenl, minors; guardiaw’s sccount approved. Mary Ann Thiesing et oL, minors; files restored. Village of Jefferaon ; Pleasant Amicls, Erastus Brown snd L. R. Andrews appointed Commis. ioners for maldng assessments for sidewalk at Irving Park, Norwood Park, and at Jeflerson Park. Cheney C. Starkweather, minor; final account of E. G, Ma- Bon, scconnt of guardian approved; minor of age, and on his petition guardian discharged, Froderick Foss; change of appraisers. Ira Al Shurtlef ; inventory appraisement und award SppTov- cd. Ada A. Shuyter et al., minors, new statement of ‘aconnts approved in lien of those’ destroyed by fire. Oficial bond of Joseph Pollak, Clerk elect, approved, Fred. L. Green,et al, minors; mortgage given on Lot 9, Block 3, Delevan’ Addition, for $300 ; approved, Edward Conlan; appeal of Daniel Conlanto Circuit Courtallowed, and bond for $200 approved. THE CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Dooth] William Brocker, aliss Baker; discharged, Wm. Green nolle proséqui, and default setaside on pay— ot of ‘bocta, Erugh Bellman and_ Moriarty : Jury trial; verdict guilty; under age, George Corcoran; jury trial; plead pot guilty. Bamuel J, Harmon] . B, Hiyes surety in $2,000 from day to day. Petet Boyle; former plea withdrswn and guilty to petit isrceny substituted, Jomes Tool; jury trial; ver- dict mot _guilty, and defendant discharged. Burns snd - Burke; ples of guilty entered inlieu of former plea withdrawn ; Sent to Reform School 16 months each, McCree and Harrington ; jury trial;_verdict not guilty, and defendsnts dis chatged. 'W. Clark, Gorman, and Conloy; jury trialy verdict guilty; Gorman and Conley seatenced to§ months in the ‘Reform School, and Clark remanded. Charles Bellman ; jury trial ; guilty, under age, value of property, $9 ; motion for new trial. City v. McTier- nay ; dismissed by defendant’s attorney. Butter and Jobn Huck; default set gside. Daum and John Hengl; same. Ny, Daum; John Hengl surety in $000 from day todsy. Henry Suftes; John Hengl Burety, in §600 from day to day. THE FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH. ‘How the Introduction of the New Automatic Boxes Will Affect the Efliciency of the Chi- cugo Fire Department—Explanation of the New System of Giving Alarms. - There seems to be & general idea that the in- troduction of the sutomatic fire-alarm tele- graph instruments is going to complicate the already intricate machinery pertaining to the signaling of fires, whereas the reverse isthe truth. The old boxes were valuable enough, just a5 the old stage-cosch was valusble, end Would have remained in general use had it not been superseded by mors modern machinery. The fact is that the turning of the crankin the old machines was & delicate matter ; under the excitement consequent npon tLe discovery of fire, the turning in of the alarm was rather en- trusted to mechanical instinct than to calm rea< soning, and the signal man at the central office was more or less dependent upon his watch- ower to corroborate the news sent in, end de- &ne the precise situstion of the fire. With tho sutomatic boxes, there is & certainty of his re- ceiving the alarm distinctly. The despatch is sent by machinery, and therefore af- fected by no nervous excitement. The man who turns in the alarm bas merely one motion to make after opening the box. A brazen hookis the only thing visible, and he instinctively puils this in the only direction it will own- ward., Lethim pull till he is tired, he cannot affect the message, nor interfere with the work- ings of the little wheels within the iron casing. Ho hbes done all there is to do, . and science is bmey doing the rest. And there is the advantage of the sutomatic THE SUPERIOR COURT. Wudge Gary.) —743—Price v. Heaney; dismissed by plaintiff's 2,270—Prout et al, v, Stephens; default for ot plea, and judgment §7,000, 2,600—Buird v. 13 Tule on defendint 1o plead ; to amend narr in ‘e, 2,601—Rozet v. Bowen; same, 2,602—Wins- Tow v. same ; same, 2,266—Rozet v. Barker; rulo on fe‘endant {0 plead in_ten dsys, 2,523—Rozét v. Stock e Aatual Tnsurance Company; game, 2624—Wins~ 1o ¥. o; sume. 2,6i5—Baird Yy, same; same. D158Olark'v, Clark; default v, both, and _judgment 1'en d property. 3,919, —Griftin’ for use of Car- tor turcrs' National Bank s garnishee; Jeave to_pluintif to file additional interrogato rics, end rule on defendant to answer in five daye. 2,516—Rentersterz v, Yocke: judgment in answer of gernichee, $00.14 2,070—Babcock v. Me- Cord; dismissed by pluntiffs attornes, $,137— Prown V. Merchants’ Insurance Company; on miotion of defendant procedendo staved, defendant being od= Sndicated o vaukropt. 3,138—Same v, same; same Jder. 3,263—Union Foundry Works v. Sweet notion Siemissed as to Stearns, B3ga—dendel v. Chicago, Siiton & St. Louis Railroad; lesve to plaintiff to Ale ew parr in lien, etc,, and ordered mlias summons. Eoa Hogan v. scow Junista; plaintifs attoraey withe Cirws appearance, 2,542—Leopoid v. Hope Incurance Gompany; lesve to withdraw policy on leaving certi- ficd col 2,119—Boetrchier v. Booth; dq murTer ea fed on 1 dus ont 2,114 — S-himpferman v. Pudles; Ly vgreement” dismissed st pleintims tosts. . 2059—OBrien ¢, Chicago, Burlingion & Svincy Raitoad ; seme at defendant's. costs, —0. S. Shiimner et alv. Amara J. Finch et al ; leave {0 phintif £ fle transcript of record, and ordered judgment Vpresd of record. 1,682—Frénch v. Burt ; time to_de- Tondant tofilo bill estended thirty doss. 8,575—New- box. The interior of the box contains the marvelons mechanism, which an excited pull at the hook sets in_motion. This consists of a spring, which sets in motion a series of wheels, whicl Ingeniously sever and connect on electric circuit in connection with the central office. Each box cc 1tains a battery, a telegraphic key, similar to that used by operators, and 8 gong. It is thins a completo telegraph ofice and firo station at once, though it does not occupy more room than an ordinary box. The pulling down of the hook on the ontside winds up the clock- work within, and thus even action is guaranteed. When once set going, the despatch is repeated af the central offico until the spring is uncoiled. To wind it agein requires merely that the hook be drawn down, when the message i8 repested. The employes of the Firo Alarm T .egngh Department, undor the effiient Superintendent, Mr. Chandler, aro en- abled *o telograph from cach box 88 it is visited; and the condition of the wires can be ascer- tained, and an imperfection instantly localized. There ‘are now in the city 135 of these automatic boxes, while 60 more are to be in place within 00 deys. The fire alarm system of Chicag. will then be perfect. The Fire Departmeat’s efiiciency depends entirely upon itsel now, and no blame can be shifted upon the helpless but perfec: instruments. " “Tiae boxes are made in New York and Chicago, the gongs for engine houses i Boston. The latterwere due hers weeks ago, but wers not delivered, They escaped destruction in the destred., general blaze in that city, and will shortly be in place. PERSONAL. Geoneral Jones M, Withers lias retired from the Mobile Tribune. —Judge Tabor, Becond Auditor of the Treas- ury, i8 visiting his home in Towa. —Rumor says that Mrs, James A. Ostes and S‘,’“ii ‘hermanager, will be married at St. Louis ortly. —Alvinza Haywai e San Francisco million- aire, is aboutto visit South America for the benefit of his health, —Dr. Peyton King, long a distinguished citi- zenof Alabams, died a fow deysagoat Meridian, iss. 2 - —J. P, Farley, of Dubuque, has been appoint- ed mreczi\'ur of the Snuufiam Minnesota Rail- road. Z —The Rev. J. Brinton Smith, recently poison- ed in North Cavolins, was at one time pastor of fi}l}? St. James Episcopel Church in Philadel~ ia, 2 —Ex-Governor Fairchild, of Wisconsin, will sil from Boston, 30th, to enter upon his duties 88 Consul of the United States in Liverpool. —George P. Smith, formerly of the Jackson- ville (IlL.) Journal, has merged his puper, the Humboldt (Knn.) Southwest in the Lawrence Democratic Standard. o £ X D Biyasee Mercur will resign his seat in Con- gress on the first day of the session, fo take his Seat on the Supremo Bonoh of Penuaylyania. —Caleb B. Wright, of Wilkesbarre, and Charles R. Buckalow, of Bloomsburg, take seats in the Penneylvania Constitutional Convention, vice Rhone and Freeze, resigned. —Governor Bsker and T. A. Hendricks will chango places on Jan. 1. Mr. Hendricks becomes Governor of Indiana, and Bakor takes Hendricke’ placo in bie law firm. —Gilbort Munger writes, Nov. 7, that ha is with Bierstadt in the Sierrs Nevads, and _says: “We work from sunrise to sunset, muffled up to our elbows in furs, for the weather is intensely cold, and we are camping in the Enow sketching snow storms and snow effects. —A. H. Reese, General Superintendent of the Detroit, Lansiog & Lako Michigan Railroad, has been eppointed to the same position on the Detroit & Bay City Railroad, still retaining his connection with the former road. —Cornelius DeWitt, a well-known character of Holland City, Mich., died there the other day, sged 93. He had been soldier in tho Fronch armies for cighteen Jeurs and had participated in more than 100 battles, including Waterloo and those of the Franch Army in Algiers. He was married st the age of 52, and came to Michi- gan in 1847, —TTho late Profegeor James Hadloy, of Yale, was the uon of Dr. James Hudley, who for many years was Professor of Chemistry in the medical Colloges of Fairfield and Genova, and was_born in Fairfield, Herkimer County, N. Y., on March 0,1821. In 1848 he becnme the Asgistant Pro- fessor of Greek in Yale College, and in 1851 was elevated to the full professorship as successor to President Woolsey, who had held the chair up to that time. Professor Hadley was the author of séveral valuable text-books on the branches coming within his department. —Joln P. Jones, the Sun Francisco operatorin mincs and polilics, who hns purchased for him- golf the Nevada Senatorship, went out from Clevoland, Ohio, in 1849, in tho bark Eureks, which vessel made the voyage from that city, wvia the St. Lawrence and around Cape Horn, to Ban Francisco. He is now consideredono of the wealthiest, if not the wealthiest, of men on the Pacific Coast—his possessions having been es- timated as high as $10,000,000. On ‘the Stock Exchange of San Francisco he occupies precise- the same position that Commodore Vanderbilt loes on Wall street. —A story comes from Newark, N. J., that Wm. Hawkins, aged 54 years, of the wealthy jewelry ‘menufacturing firm of Carter, Hawkins & Dodd, eloped last weok with Miss Mattie Lynch, & young lady of considerable musical talent, who for two or threo yeers has been very popular with Nowark audiences. Mr, Hawking had been regular in his attentions to Miss Lynch for some time, but her perents were un that she should marry, ag theg Lelieved she fiad » brl- liant musical carcer before her. Bhe ig, not- withstanding hor marriage, about to enter into an agreement to sing in opera this winter with tho Beguins. Black Sea Currents. A strange phenomenon has, it seoms, been diacovered by the British surverying ship Shear- ‘water, which vessel, laving accomplished her task for this season, has latcly returned to Gallipoli. The Inbors of the surveying party on board have, says the Dardanelles correspondent of the Levant Herald, been crowned with satis- factory results, and one highly interesting fact 'has been azcertained of which tho existence was nover before surmised. It wasfound that the ‘proverbially rapid current which runs from north to south both in the Dardanelles and in the Bosphorus is only euperficial, for at the depth of twenty fathoms the surveying party discovered in the course of their soundings that there exists sn under-current running with prodigious force into the Black Sea. To test the strength of this under-current a special epparatus was con- structed and attached to the ship's boats, when, astonishing to Telate, the boats were inmany places driven along against tho upper-current with a velocity greater than that of the steam launch belonging to the Shearwater. The same remarkable fact 18 frequently {0 be observed in the troubled waters of political life. Thers is an under-current of public opinion of whose ex- istence Btatesmen are often ignorant, Trusting entirely to the apparent strength of the upper- current, they become at last confused in their reckoning, and either run their. vessel on to the rocks or arrive at a goal they little anticipated at the commencement of their yoyage. He only ‘who studies the under-currents becomes a suc- cessful statesman in the end. New Method of Stopping Lealks. An ingenious method of stopping leaks in iron ships when af sea has been patented in England by Mr M'Cool, who effects his object by means of what he calls “ safety-plates.” These plates are, a8 artisans pay, ‘‘dished"—that is, they resemble a dish_in ehape; conseguently, when the hollow side is pressed against the plates of & ship, the “safety plate” fits closely, and will keep water out when held firmly in place with screws. By o clover contrivance, when once the leak is discovered, means can &t once be taken for fitting on the new plate, A weighted line is Sopped hrough the hole: this is lajd hold of by Jine# drawn under the ship, the weight is teken off_and replaced by & fcrew bolt; a plate, with indin-rubber covering the inner.edges, is next screwed to the bolt, is_dropped overboard and drawn into position by the line hanging. th.ruuih the leak ; an inner piate is thon screwed to the inner end of the bolt ; and thus the leak is com- ‘letely covared on the inside and on tho outside, and the water is kept ont. Thst this means of safety can be mado use of in the open ses, and under different circumstances, withont the necessity of docking the ship, i8 not the least among its recommendations. —— ——— —The Boston Transcript, the only daily paper which- sustained material 1085 by the great fire, presents the same neat and thrifty appearance 28 before the conflagration. Its size has been reduced to accommodate if to an old press and fixtures used years ago, which material was in its old quarters, yacated but o short time before the fixngi mw!;han the establishment moved to its BUSINESS NOTICES. Fough Skin made Smooth b oSG, ARRd by Chswel, New York. “Premutureloss of the Hair, which is 50 com= mion BORAGaY, may bo entirely proventod by tho hss of Burnett's Cocoaine. For Dyspepsin, Yudigestion, Depresafon of St e Bebat Depility: e Ferro Fhosphoratod zir of Oalisaya Bark (Calisaya Bark sud Iron), is tne best tonig. DMade by Coswall, Hazard & Co , New York, and sold by Druggists. o clor’s Hair Dye. This splendid hair A LCHIOE b tho world.Tho ils trus and poriocs d36.. "Harmless, reliablo, and instantaneous: no disap- fatments no ridiculous tints or unpleasant odor. Rome- fon thi i1l effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces im- edistels & saperd black of matural brows, dud losves tho , sott, aud beeutiful. The gendine, signed W, ‘A?"fii'i:azm,. Sold by all draggists. "CHARLES OR, Proprietor, SEWING MACHINES. PSSO P TS s S P OO WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MA- 0P Sata cheap b 81 Twonis-pecond-st. ing Ji IR CITY REAL ESTAT! OR SALE_COTTAGE AND LOT ON TWENTY Sixth-3t., noar Clark, neat place, only $5000; terms *Fio good restdences on Twrenty.third-st., near Pralrie- av, 505eH tront, B0 oot cachs a bargain, . i lacgo ek residenco aad barh ou nortiivest cornor Piaiiloaragd Elghteoatist., lako irant; oF will tka otfher property. ’ ‘Ho, o, TAThird 5., §10,000; gssy terms. B o e nb of Hulion and Morgad-ats., 000, f’(\éu fiapo s Jargolst of owses La Bydo Park and Oukc land. ls0 soveral choice places ready \ ¥ e 'LRICH & BOND, May next, offered choap. U O rbash 70T SALE_0 FRET ON FIETEL AV, NEAR i Bt bam A oSl 0 ER eastof Conral Park, car city 1im B R R VEot on Unien Park. - HOBERT REID, 160 Lisaliosi. : ORSALE_NE FON ARNOLD, NEAR B SR T A5 Foet tront. ROBERT _T0 RENT--HOUSES. 0 RENT-BOARDING HOUSE-THE NEW 4. story brick building, Nos. 178and 180 North Clark.st., contajning 3 rooms; large dinlng-room, largo kitchen, S e lnlgu?m h{ rear of ]\'n.p‘lje North Clark-st., or ENAUER BROTHERS, No. 55 North Clark-st. 0 RENT—A NICE_COTTAGE, NO. 45 FOURTH- st. Inguiro at 437 Fourth- riv‘o RENT—COTTAGE OF 6 ROOMS, ON TWEN- tyfifth-st., noar strect cars. Inguiro &t No. & sumest, TWOSIORY DWELLIN Tautro at COHN & 0 RENT—A NIOE with9rooms, on Calumet-avs €O.’S, 101 Harrison-st. O RENT_A COXTAGE OF SIX ROOMS, NORTH LaSullest. ; largo lot: posscesion ab omce. H. WHIPPLE, 7 South Canal-st., Room 8. 0 RENT_NEW 2.STORY AND BASEMENT, MARN- i roof, Hck: housp and brick bara, fof 3 lies fhan it s wouth; 365 por month to good'tenant. M. HRORRIS, Roota 6, 157 EaSalle-st. O SALETHE BUILDING KROWN AS RO ol South Halsted-st., situated on_school lands, with 7 Jearsleaso, Apply at Room 16, 146 East Sladison'st. OR_SALE-HOUSE AND LOT 131 PAR) o el 2 NI s ‘Borthosst carhor of Monron and Lassile-sts. . 0 RENT_HOUSE 103 MADISON-ST., 6 ROOMS, clothes Rrosos and buttery. Apply on'the promises, oratNo 60 West Lako-st. 0 RENT—A BASEMENT OF 4 ROOMS ON FUL- ‘ton-st., noar Hoyna; hard and soft water, wood and Gonl houses evarything in good order. H.d. ARNOLD, 134 South Ciark-3t. OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN-LOTS ON WEST. crn.av, Gampboll'sy, Lozington, Polk and Taslor. To fes wishing to build, “nio mone§ required for one year, nquits of GEO. CADWELL, on premises, or at No. 135 Bouth Clark-st., la bank. IOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, ON MONTHLY PAY. ‘monts, house and lot on_Polk-st, near Wostern-av, Inquire on premises, or at 133 South Clarksst., in bank. Fan SALE—PRAIRIE-AV.—100 FEET FRONT ON Prafrio-av., near Thirty-soventh-st. SNYDER & %‘EE’ 14 Nixon's Buildings, northeast corner Monroeand alle-sta. OR SALE—EGAN.AV,—10 LOTS ON EGAN-AV,, near Halsted-st, SNYDER & LEE, No. 14 Nizon's Bulldings, portheast corner of Monroo and LaSalle-: OR SALE_OLINTON.ST.—b0x172 FEET ON OLIN- ton-st., between Van Buren and Harrison. SNY- DER & LEE, No. 14 Nizon's Buildings, northeast cor. ‘Dor of Monrod aud LaSaile-ats. JFOR SALE WEST VAN BUREN AND JEFFET ‘son-sts.—106x135 feet southwest _carner of Van Burcn and Jefferson-sts, SNYDER & LEE, No. 14 Nixon's Bulldings, porthsast oarner of Monroa and LaSalic-sts. QR SALE-TURNISHED COTTAGE OF 8 ROONS, bathroom, pantry, and elosots, onleased ground, No. 1038 Indisnadv., botwoon Tronty-second and Twonts. third-sta. Apply on tho promiscs. O SALE— 3500, 8L DOWN, IZROOM 2. story naw dwelling o Florunoy-st. and Westorn. 1% foot of ground. . Possession nos, T. B. BOYD, West Washington-at. OR SALE_GHEAP LOTS, 6 LOTS ON BURNSIDE- st., noar oar shops: §600 each; essy terms. 4 lofs on Forty-soventh-at., wosb of Stewart-av.; $80 erch, or will trade for houss and Iof. ‘61t on Divislon and Coyatal-ats., hoss Loaltt; 252125, choap. 5 lots in Holstein Subdivision; choap, ! 'GLRIOH & BOND, 511 Wabash-av. Déll SALLE-GV TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE 29 alamot ey, Lot Adams-at., east of Ashland-av., H3181. Lot Park-ay., half block from Union Park, 50x147, south front. Inquire of GUSTIN, WALLAQE &00., No. 8 Tribune Building. OR SALE_SEVERAL NEW DWELLINGS, 8 TO 10 rooma oach, bath-room, marble maatols, asd water in each houst cos ranging from $3,000 to 34,500; lacal- ity irst-class. ' R. T. RACE & CO., 167 East Madison-st. JFOREALES STORY STONE FRONT HOUSE, T8 rooms, all modern improvements, barn aud ot 23150 ©on Ashland.av. between Monros and Adams-sts. SNY- DER & LEE, 14 Nixon's Bulldisg, Northeast corner bon- oo and LaSalle-sts. 7 OR SALE_S0x80 FEET ON FRANKLIN-ST, NEAR ‘Hartiolph, alloy on thoside. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nizon's B » Northeast cornor Monroo and La- Ballp-sta, OR SALE_NORTH OLAREST. TOT shxia) foot ‘east front on North Clark-st. batwoen Goothe and Schillersts, SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon's Northeast dornor of Monroe and LaSallo-sts. OR SALE_HURLBURT.ST- LOT B0x1%3 foot cast B Haribartat. SNYDER & LEE, 1 Nizo's Buildiag, Northeast corner of Monroo and Lasalle-st. JJOR SALE_BY N. J. ARNOLD, ;4 BOUTH Clark-at.—House aad it on Buddad,’ near Tweaty- ‘elghth-st. ; hias 8 rooms, 3 storics, water, &o. OR SALE-MOHAWKST.,, LOT B0 fcet front on Mohawk-st., near Sophin-sf. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nizon's Building, Northeast corner of Monros and La- Ballosts. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. A O AN A A A A A JROR SALE- g0 o0 SHALL FATAENT DOWN, 1o |.scres cor. Lincoia and Diversy.ava., 8 miles from Court Houso, T B. BOYD, 18 Wast Washington-st. OR_SALE_OR BXOHANGE_FOR OITY PROP. ¥ erty,"a o houso and 2 actoslsad, at Hinadale: , % ery cholca 10.80ro blook ¢ sxo or ci e Call o bk Siatoraies o 5 "0 0 STOUGH > R, SALE_510) OASHONTHLY PATMENTS without intcrest. ‘Save your rents; beautiful 8-room Fesidinco crary convnionce Iargo. ot clote to kool a5d siation, Englowood. Go with ua snd ezamine: wo claim to have the best house for the money now offered. STORRS & WARKE, 83 Wabashay. 180 nilding, NT_SMALT GOTTAGE, 751 BUBNSIDEST. e A O tdire st Rotiglo Fail. Pablish: ing House, carner Adams and Wells-st. ‘WANTED--MALE HELP. WANTED=--FEMALE HELP* Ba?“kkaa oxa, Clerks, &o, -ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—1 GERMAN AND 1 WV ARacian dry goods olerk. RELLY & GOURIAY, 298 Arche: s VVANIED EXPRRIERCED DRY GOODS EXTIY Clerka, Addross, stating expgrionco, referencos, and salary requived. A, care carrler No. 8. ANTED—A COMPETENT DRUG AND PRE- VY ‘etiption clork who aaderstands Germad. - Address, with reference, O 41, Tribune ofSce. VWANTED—2 SNART, ACTIVE BOY IN & MER. chagdlsa brokor's office; ang whose pareats reside in clity proferred. Address, inown ‘Baadwriting, SAVAGE, care Carrier No. 1. Domestics. TWANTEDA FIRST-CLASS KITSHES GIRL AT 300 Ashland-av. NTED—_A COMPETENT COOR, WASHER AND A C0aTor Swado praforred. Apply st 1D Thisty-first-st. i TANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAT, HOUSE A o S tly att6) west Monroc.at. VY ASTED TO DO GrNERAL HOUSE- ‘%‘;fl;&?flg{‘ 'Adamy-st. _Good wagos paid. VWASTED-A 600D GIRLTO DO 11 USEWORE A aaroaty Shuize at store i Stact son-st., corner Lincola. NTED—8 OR I TEades: ass coamuaxgrs ATRE ot Slod” vorkmen- hoed gl R.J. WALSHE, Draper and Tatlor, MoVickor's Theatra. ANTED—3 PLASTERERS, OR BRICKLAYERS, that can plaster ; also_ons good laborer. Coma 1o Water Works new Enilxm Room ready to work in the merning. R, HAMMILL. "ANTED—4 OR 5 GOOD BOOT MAKERS, STEADY VY Ao it good. maes: Address A. WEBSTER, Momence, Kankakee Co., Il ANTED-TWO TINNERS AND ONE STOVE black. Apply this moming, ready to go to work, at 209 Thirty-firstest. JVANIED,TIVE CARPENTERS FOR ROUGH work. _Apply at 583 Archer-a. MO: RENTTO SMALL FAMILY_THE UPPER part of house No. 9 Groveland-cour! rooms and alcovo; ront 20, Inquire below. 0 RENT_OR_FOR_SALE-LARGE MARBLE houso, Wabashav., near bushuess: marble houses, $lichigas, Prairie.ava, B. MEARS, 600 {¥abash-av. 0 RENT—i DWELLINGS, 8 ROOMS EAOCH, eligibla Iocality, $% por monthi. R. T. RACE&CO, 167 East Madison-st. 0 RENT—$75-ELEGANT NEW 8STORY BRIOK Qoiling. wiih burds oa Linodia-st. T. B. BOYD, 18 ANTED—A OUTTER-ONE THAT DNDER otands cus shop: only good ones nec gihersiare 25 chanco. Coruor. Clsboura-av. and Lar o, ANTED_IN A MEAT MARKET, A YOUNG MAN that nnderstands the business; board with the pro- prietor. 173 South Halsted:st. ANTED—_TINNERS AND GALVANIZED TRON cornice-makers, Applyto R. GRIFFITH, corn Nineteenth and Grovo-ats. VW ANTED-i GOOD.CARPENTERS, NMEDIATE- Iy._ 118 Lake-st. West Washington-st. INT—g60, THE NICE COSY PRIVATE RESI- od%llra;u, llsfgonu}‘[lfll-) West Adams-sts, LOOMIS & FOLLET, corncr Madison aad State-sts. ED—A BOY TO FEED GORDON PRESS. WAT BULLETIN PRINTING CO.. & Marketst., base- ment. 0 RENT_OREAP—A GOOD HOUSE OF 8 ROONS T Glncee 6. - BHOWNE, near dopot, ess on. T O A D e 0k, agar 2t ¢ acon, Housoat Oakla g {ton, 875 per moatn. ULRIOH & BOND, 611 Wabash-as. 0 RENT_TWO-STORY HOUSE, 11 ROOMS, GOR- Qo Harriyen st. and Honth Western-uv, Juguiro ot 15 Wost Madison-t- 713 RENT—_COTTAGE GORRER OF HONORE AND e e o gb Rorth of Tovon arnsido-at. : Akt 4 Teoms. By WAL H. THOAMPSON, Teal to Agent, 29 Wost Madison:st. TO RENT--ROOMS, O RENT-3 LARGE ROOMS, WHIOH CAN BE ‘made intosuite, furnished or unfarnished, with first- class board or without. These are hoatod by’ steam and every convenlonco provided. Terms moderate. Splendid Tocation, _Repubiic Life Insorance Bullding. on LaScll near Madison. Inguire of B. J. DOWNEY, on prom- 0 RENT_A TEW NICELY TURNISHED ROOMS for sieeping, ot Jight housekgoping, 801 West Mo+ F00-st., noar Sungamon. 0 RENT_£66 MIOHIGAN-AV, —AN ELEGANTLY- furnished front room on eecond floor; also one front Fom on third floor for gont and wlfo, or two goats. No children. - = T]'0, RENT—LODCING ROOMS FOR GENTLEME, singla or on_suite, by tho day, week, or monih, in Gentral Blosk, & Maticbst. Apply at'Room 12, dth 0 RENT—{ ROOMS, 3 ROOMS, 3 ROOMS. IN- qu! it 156 West Harrison-st. T['0_EENT_ONE LARGE SECONDSTORY TRONT room with good closots. to a gentlemen and wife, or young man, for sleeplng room, at No, 3 Walnut-st. 70 RENT_CHEAF, 3 ROOMST BUTTERY AND closat, with ot without barm, No. 65 Thirts-first-st. O RENT_NEW AND HANDSOMELY TUR. nishod rooms, singlo o en euite, sulteble for lady and VW ANTED S TAILORS T0 GO, T0 COLORADO- ‘wages for_making coats, $8_to SH4 per weeks for ‘making pants, 325 por_weok Or S3.50to §3.25 per pair. Steady cmployment. Inquizo at tho offica_of the Saut westora Colony, %) West Madison-st. D. S. GREE. Gen, Supt. YV ANTED-4 SOBER PRINTER WHO WILE WORE for roasonablo wagos dering tho winter. Apply at 451 Wabash-ny. VW ANIED—A GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED JFOMAN for honsework at Evanston, small family. ApRlyst the offico of the Secretary of the Board of Trade, cuxper ‘Washington and Lagelle-sts. : VY ASTED-1 GIRTS: 170 DO GENERAL HOUSE, work in a family of 4, and a small girl to take care of & ckild, 9103 South Clark, near Adams. ANTED—A STEADY GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID,. nod to assist in washing and ironing. Private famils. §71 Wabash-av. ANTED—GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work in private family. Inquire at 255 Michigan-av., to-dsy. References required. = Miscellaneors, "ANTED—IMMEDIATELY — A YOUNG LADY caks German and under dry goods. {OURLAY, 39 Archer-; NTE ADY AGENTS FOR THE BEST SELL- A o ot oits. - Bon con sabe 88 ireds ‘CSii'shdsos for yourselt: 15 SITUATIOKS WANTED-13ALE, Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. ITUATION WANTED —IN A WHOLESALE not afrnid of work: torms snsy; beat of refer- . _Address H 63, Tribana offico. TTUATION WANIED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS 1 o, or portec; is not airaldZof work; .. _Addrezs Q 29, Tribuna office. ITUATION WANIED-BY AN ACIIVE, OAPA. ble soung man, of over 13 years’ axperionce, in & mor- cantilo houso: compotent 1o fill n_position of responsibilis ty. Best roforonca. Addresa L 62, Tribune offico. QUIDATION WANTED-BY & RESPECTADLE 1 young man who i not sfraid of work 23 clork or porter; cazwrits a good hand, and is quick at Sgures, Salary noé 0 much 20 object s prospectof sdvancement. G Srenco. Address, bylotter, J N ¥, 58 Archerar. ref. VWANLED -} PAINTERS. APPLY AT 5 WEST JIndisna-st. Cnnchmen’}g‘%um:tws. &Oi‘.HOBSE NTED—A MAN AKE CARE 3 Axc. Apply at 707 Wesé Adams-st., from ¥ to 10 SFANTED—A AN, T0 DRIVE A TURNITURE dolivers waron, apply (o the EMEIRE PARLOR BEDSTEAD COMPANY, 253 Wost Madison-st, Ifiscellanaous. VW ASTED-A TEW GOOD OITY SOLICITORS FOR tho Improved Grover & Bakes Sewing Machino, To tho right mag, oxtra inducements e odered. Cail on A. STONE, 150 State-st., from 8 to 10 a. m., aad13 to 2 pom. SIUATION WANTED S CLERE T AN OFFICE orenlosman in dry roods storo, - Best references. Ad- dress &9, Tribune otiice. SITUATION WANTED —BY 4, MIDDLE-AGED ‘man as bookkesper or salesman. Thoronghiy undar- stands the moreantile busizess;zm from New York Stats, andan givo goodoity Telorencs. Address G 25, Tribung ofico. 1TUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, (GER~ man) in someplica of trust; is experlencedin book- B e e e o roton: 5 B Bractns Siads. G fa ofes: $5e0 1t roquired. Addroes 29 South Olarkate. S"VA“flN WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO lives with his paronts desices a situation a3 bookkeep- jerk of anykind. Address H 23, Tribune e, csistant or otfico, ANTED_EN_LOOXING TOR EMPLOVMENT 1o cail on JONES & CO., 16y West, Mladiton-st. 3 businees Jegitimnto : VY ANTED-S0NES TOF MISS(SSIFRl GENTEAL Razilroad; wages 25 per day; board, 83.62. Also, chomermand men for ey Srorke, Choap ekots Soutly ra ' lors. izod_af o5t [adison ant Sonth Canal-st, SHAW, WILSON & GO. W‘ANTED—W LABORERS FOR CALIEORNIA & "Pexas Pacific Itailroad 3 1,000 for tho Cairo & Ful- ton Railroad ; 2,000 for leves work; wages §2.25 per day, SR S N e e ST, SR inta Soull, aud pae Tioa far V2 SR8 Con No. 25 Weat 1andoipiat., up et ANTED—-A_GOOD OFFICE BOY AT COHEN, LEBIN & CO., No. 51 Stata-st. YV ANTED—A SIDDLE AGED MAN TO OANVASS i clty on staple goods; ouly & competent business Address, refereaces, K9, ‘man need apply. ‘Fribune of~ Sice. fintlbgflm or three gentlamen. 191 West Madison-st., om 8. 0 RENT—113 NORTH WELLS.ST., CORNER OF ©Ohlo, second story, nicely furnishod front room, suit- able for gentloman and wifo or two gontlemen, with or without broakfast and supper. A. STELNHAEUSER. 0 RENT_A HANDSOMFELY FURNISHED FRONT ‘parior and bed-room off, In new brick house 261 Buru- sido-at., noar Twonty-first, ' for gentleman and wife; for- nitore now. 70, RENT-ROOMS NEATLY TURNISHED CAN bo had for tho winter without boacd at 871 Wabash- av. ; house first-olass. 0 RENT—THREE ROOMS, WITH BEDDING AND carpota, for bonseLosping lso ond furmlshed parler, with or wittiout board. 635 Buraside-st., corner Thirty- second, half block {rom cars. 70, RENT— ROONS, 168 ARCHER AV, FOR 535 Dor month. _Ingairo ot 100 East Harrison-5t. 0 RENT_THE SECOND FLOOR OF ATWO-STORY ouse of 8 rooms, with clasets, ga3 aud water, at 519 gl:lalumu., until the 1st of May. Applyon tha prem=- £ JFOR SALE-OR TO RENT-AT HINSDALE X now housg containing 10 roomy, thee minutes: Salk from dopot. Apply to W. LELAND, Hinsdale, -Il., or 205 Sovontoenth-st., Ohicino. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. 0lj JALE-A CHOICE GRATN ANDSTOCK FARM "} 1y ncros under cultivation, 5 acres timber, Good bullding, and near railroad, etx hours' rids from Ohica- rodnced 21,800 worth of winter wheat this year, be- od crop of corn, oats, timothy and clover; total crop, 32,100, At an expense of ‘840 Net profit about 25 gar ‘cont intersst on the price of the farm. Good neigh- orbood, and bealthy, Tho owner (s woman) is golng to Scotland. The farm is for salo at a great bargaln, only i or 1.5 down; balance on long time, with intecest, which Eray ba sombized ungsine Yirm: ridle peglest. " Would excuango fof No. 1 Chicago propecty. © This is a raro a&nncu mot found every fiu. ddress B 23, Tribune office. OR SALE—-ONE OF THE BEST DIPROVED fayms s Konouna Couaty, Wiacoanin, located Gmilos Trom; Kenosha and 60 miles from Onlcags, o the lino of tho Ohicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Htaflway, with pros. pociaaf 2dopot on tnearm, Conealatng 0 acten, A Koot Shary brick houso and other ngossaary onthousss ozt tho Dromisea; also & checso factory, 1t having hototoforo beon 5200 o8 & dalry farm, for whioh' {6 43 admisably adapteds It 1s koowa as tho Sweet farm. Mr. J. H. Winslosw, who f3aor ont il ako pleaayrs tn shoiing tho promiics (o 10y one wishing to mako an [nspection. ~For terms, &e., 2pply to 5. Y. BRANDE, Keagaia, Wis., oF to &. W a0, Jr., 35 Wabash'ar., Gbleago. IOR_SALE—-OR LEASE—A FARM OF 337 ACRES, having wator, plonty of fruit, good bulldings: 20 miles from Chicago. Apply at 712 Wost Washington-st. SOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR OITY PROPER- ty, & brick block of stores on best corner iu thriving town on Mississippl River; now rented for more thaa 12 p5 goatof too prico asked, SIb000. LINGLE & DAR- .OW, 11 Otis Block, LaSalle-st., cor. Madison. OR SALE—A PALATIAL RESIDENCE, WITH Lighly ornamental yunds attached; located on the Dauks af the St. dosoph Rivor, in Nilos, Mich, Addrass JOSEPH 8. BACO Mieh. REAL ESTATE WANTED, ANTED-_BY M. H. MORRIS, ROOM 6, 137 L. ‘Salloat., cliesp lots, within 8 wites of Court House, 1n oxobango for now brick houze 4ud cash. Alsg, waated, farms lo szchangs for subucbaa lots: also, fral farms (3 exohaugo for suburban and city property.” Also, wanted, two good building lots [ exchange for now 10-réom brick Dbasemont hoase. ANTED_INOUMBERED OITY PROPERTY 1N SXchang for Parpeim oatadethe City, of il poy - forence. LINGLE & DARLOW, 1T Gis Blook, La- Eallo-at., cor. Madison. VYV ASIED-TO RESL ESTATE OWNERS_A 8O- Y “cioty is dosirons of lossiog or purchasing two lots adjolulag for bollding purposes. " Sooloty Weat Sido, ba- tween Desplainos and Oarpentor-st., noar Milwaukes: Address to-morrow, X 16, Tribazs offic ) TO RENT--STORES. OFFICES, &c. 1O, RENT-THE SECOND LOBT NO. & STATE- 0 RENT—GOOD OFTFIOE, CHEAP, 121 LASALLE- st., frnished and heated; Room 6. M. H. MOR- 10 RENT_ROOAS, WITH POVER, AT TG, 715, and 320 South Clinton-st, Anply to Lu G. HUNT, 513 Wabash-av.; between 8 and §a. m, O RENT—BARN ; ANY PART, OR THE WHOLE. Seven stalls, buggy shed, gramarics, bay loft. €0 Fulton-st. 0 RENT_THE, TWO STORES AND BASEMENTS, 2236285, In the 4.story brick building Nos. 178, and 1% RNorth Cladicat, " Cheap: Tnanizo in the votc of No. 118 Horth Claricat., or NAUEE BROS. N jaricat. VVASTED-B{AN AXD WIFE, MAN TO DO GEN- eral farm work and accustomed to horees, woman ta do gencral housework, R. T. RACE & CO., 167 Eost adison-st. YVASIED ;A LAD FRON T TO 17 YEARS OF ago in tho wholcsalo departwment of n book and stationéry storo, Address o own handwriting, stating Trades. S SU'UATIDN ‘WANTED-~BY A FRENOH CCOK IN o hotel or restanrant. Apply at 131 East Adams-st. S A Pitaly s St -cinis e, cer; 1 thos , 3 A References It n:ldgéd: vAddxnssVSl ‘Tribune office. TTOATION o BY A RESPECTARLE MAN TWANT A S of lAn‘;gdm dgment and long experience, to look after and attend to tho business connccted with a largs number of horses, for straet car company, or otherwise. Addrass D 11, Tribune offico. TTUATION WANTED—BY A MAN WITH HORSE S nug ‘covered wagon suitable for city delivery. Address 1L, 785 Wabash-ar. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Domestics. TTUATIONS WANTED—EY TWO GOOD GIRLE ‘28 cooks, ot to do gengral housework in Private fami-* Lies._Apply at 169 North Halsted-st., for two days. QITUATION WANTED_TO DO UF STATES WORK: and wait on table. Apply at 27 O'Brienst. 3, V 65, Branch Tribune office. VW ASTED_SAN AND WIFE FOR FORTU-NINTE. st. (good situation); also woman {0 go 20 miles into the country. Apply 125 Weat Monroe-st,, 5tar Employ- ment oico. ANTED_DIMEDIATELY, § OR 10 SMART MEN for tho city, o gell aa articls to familles that wiil pay g3 todioaday proit, on $3 tog8 capltal A RAY, 25 TTUATION WANTED-BEY A COMPETENT GIRL, St gereral kitclion work In gmall prirate fanily. Address 547 Jeerson-at. S Do b beasot s varanser - family, by s L, who . "Kidress 1ts Twenty-foritst. T N WANTED-—AS CQO] OR COOE, e BIONS 1oy, 1a & private . Apply st O'Brien-st. Goud roferancy ANTED-% GOOD MEN FOI BTBADY WIN- ter's work, Apply 216 East Washington-st., Room28. ANTED—COLONISTS TOR COLORADO—MEN with familtes especially desired. For partic 2pply to D. 5. GREEN, General Suporintendent of the Southwestorn Colony, offico, 899 West Madison-st, ANTED—AGENT AT 1M NORTH CANAL, AT Exchango Hotel immediately. Y ANTED_TANEDIATELY %0 SEN TOR RALL- ‘oads in Indlana, and Fond du Lo, Wis., antirely fron fair; wages, S2; winter job. Agent goes with the 1meon; alsd tickiets £o Ball rates to évary polatin the South. Avply nt % West Lako-st. s Lake-st, Ytoom 17, O e tut gi): Fooy rafessacss xd i S Fleass o' &6 151 Bodgwick-stes WANTED—BY A LADY AS COOK IN house. Inquire at No, 124 North Canal- well recomnended. North Side. TTOATION § ‘a boarding. BY A COOK WHERE first-class SEEATION WANTED — WEERE i d gisl, 1n Tromty Tt » TTUATION WANTED—TO DO SECOND WORE ;;:ck.mno ‘sawing in private family. Apply at 363 Sonth \ANTED-A STRONG ACTIVE BOY OR YOONG ‘man to take care of horses znd muko himself goner- ally asoful. _Apply at No, 209 Superior-st. A 5 TTUATION WANTED_TO DO SECOND WORK IN S tieata facatis, o gonard] honsework i amali amilzs Apply at 500 Arnold-st. 3 ST ANTED_AGENTS—YOU OAN START IN BUST s for i capital, and ke from 93 to 310 per day. 3% oling 50 cent articlo in tho wesld. Gall4nd 836 West 1andotph-st. VWASTED_TWO FIRST-RATE MEN FOR TARM f stock, & t 3 H 0gE stack &c., mesr tho alty. O. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. 7['0 RENT—_BASEMENT ON WEST MADISON-ST., L 25370, lightand airy, sultnble for any business. By WM. H THOMPSON. 2 West Madison s, LL KINDS FIRST-OLASS LIGHT ivors wagons and ono Coan & Ten Brocke TTUATION WANTED_BY A COMPETENT GIRL o do general kitchen work in & emall private family, Please address A, 16 Johin-st. GIUATION, WANTED_FOR AN EXCELLENT ook in a private family, or boarding bondo. g best o, belp sapplied at 3lrs.” WHITT. 'S, 248 North ark-ai TTUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL to docooking, washing, and ironing in s privata family. Please call at 313 Twenty-third-st., for two days. STIUATION WANTED_EY A GOMPETENT GIRL 58 sbambor glrl in & privaio family. Apply at %A South Jeflerson-st. A WANTED---TO RENT. ANTED_TO RENT_ON ONE OF TRE AVE. nues, north of Twonty-sixth-st., a fnrnished, or pastiyuriished, nouso o 8or 5 roais, ou vil exchios vstato for furniture worth A 5 . dross B 11, Tribuae offica, = hid 5 \ANTED-TO RENT—FOR SELF, AND WIFE, 3 WV A iraor & cmall Cotimes For haws honsaReopiag, 1a o ood looation witbin o mils of he Conrt Houss. “Ad- dréay, stating location and terms, A 75, Tribuno affco. ANTED_TO RENT_ROOM WITH POWER; L0 Catlon 89 objoct: yard room moeded. Address, with particulars, H 13, Tribune ofiice. CHAPES Bt Habon-ares Lo Loire. Address top buges, at %9 South Ganal-st. OR, SALE_ONL SPAY YOUNG, SOUND, LARGE TTUATIONS WANTED-BY SOME GOOD EOAN- ‘mules, cheap. C. W. DEAN, 61 South Desplaines-st. dlsnurhn gixds,” Apply 258 Milwaukeo-av., MISS TEAMED FOOD FOR HORSES—I OAN TAKE A o] o i ; Storagy carriages. ITUATION WANTED-TO DO N S PR B Bnoh S TS dEare | SMOON WANEER D beEioRD WO G ITUATIONS WANTED-BY 4 GERMAN, 5 NOR- SLE!GHS-SLE!@HS—AGOOD ASSORTMENT OF double ard_siogle Portland cuttors, tho finest ever offered o this masket; also, top and opn boggles, Heht ©xpross wagons, to.seated top carriages, a few very light Toad wagons, a5 BATHAWAL'S, 600 Stato-st. WO GOOD, STRONG, SOUND TEAMS FOR SALE, cheap. _Apply 451 Soutt Clinton-st. VANTED-A NOMBER OF TIORSES 70 BORED by tho month or for tho winter by V. FREDEN- HAGEN, Post Offico address Downor's Grost, LI, Rel- erencos: O. J. Stough, 804 State.st., or Reed & Sons, of Reod's Temple of ditslo, Sixteenth-st. EOARDING AND LODGING. West Side. 1 NORTH GREEN-ST.—PLEASANT ROOMS AND lnufl‘;:"d {for 85 per week; best of day board $4; centeal J4 TILLARDPLACE —A SUTTE OF FRONT rooms, (urnished or unfurnished, with board. 15 (SOUTH UNIONST, — S0CONNODATIONS for s fow moro boardors: table boarders waated; Hrat-ulass tablo board S5 per woek. 94 PIHOF COUET_EUBNISHED ROOM FOR gentleman, or man and wife, with board, and homo comforts. . 47 SOUTE MOREAN 0. NUAk DIADISON-5T: Two nicely furnishod bedrooms, with board. Al s fow day-boarders can bo ~~commadated. 80 ,SOUTE SANCANONST. MO RENT, WITH ‘Doard, nicely farnishod front room: ls0 & room With fite, suitablo for gentlomen. o BUSINESS CHANCES. GENTLEMAN WITH 81,200 CAPITAL NT- A D, Mot e CAEITAL IS WANT, paying panoramn now bfore ihe publio; will propably ravol jouth this winter. D 87, Tribuno Branch offico. 193 ANR Im WEST SIADISON.ST _FIRST. clnss board and pleasant rooms at Laciedo Houso on reasonable terms; per day, 2. 014 FEST, WASHEIGIONET. = FURNISHED rooms with board for gentleman; tabla boarders accommodated. SMALL HOTEL FOR BALE, DOINGA GOOD bual, ‘will rent), in Pontisc, L. 4 é‘wflw&‘fi.“finmfi ont L. Address J. 903 ,VEST TAKEST. NIOELY FURNISHED froat room for gentleman and wife, or singlo gen- tlemen, with good board and home comforta. LITTLE RESTAURANT EO HEAP, O Pror. COTONARD, Yio Sonth Watés-ans 380 WEST WASHINGTON—2 PLEASANT ROONS R! TORE FOR SALE, L DR e, T Qoo sestas chvog- T LD AT .10 HAVE A STORE, IOE-HOUSE, CELLAR TO T D B, s 5o e aires so : 4 ! T 16580, - GEO: H. HESS, 116 LaSallost, 821 Egsaav, ‘with board. 358 VEST RANDOLPEST —ORE FRONTROON nicoly farnishod suitable for two gentlemen; Dreakdast and § o'clock dinner; 3.5 par woek. 396 wET RANDOLPH.ST.—BOARD 1IN A& private family, with nicely farnished room, for singlé gentleman ADNDRY WITH LEASE FOR BALK; DOING LR e i A e taes s DOl TIOE—A OBANCE SELDOM MET WITH_THAT N O serabishat naws depot corage of Cetount ok ben-ste., northwest corner of Union Park, recently much enlarged and imuroved; atock, fixturcs and rear bullding will be sold cheap for cash; foF a clgar stare; no better lo- catloncan be found. B _OF THE BESI INVESTMENTS FOR O i, with ebout 31,006, oferd 1 the cltgA. This {3 no humbug; Invest and_seo; 850,000 can ba ‘made in two yeaa. ~_Addres3 or call 1, 670 State-st. $150 TR TSR AN FRen §l50 T oeying thet Amotnt por wooks Aoty 213 i Washington k., Boom B, . e WILL SECURE T0 THE RIGRT PARTY 4;99 bt ::mflun gf.?.mmgi_?a lonl;.u'fi‘:- e o et S0 80 per month. OABH IN HAND, WILL SECURE TO A doll:‘x:m‘;n‘?ilr- mmcwmhmnl-'n. Ronmas‘.n 3 TO EXCHANGE. o Nohraska. B: AL DAVENPORT, 18134 La Saliost. - NTED_T0_EXOBEANGE=A GOOD WY D esimoss Bogay: 4 ddross 1 Jox 25, sitr: orae, o a., for B good thrce-sea sleigh or slogic outter: Addrosa T Bok 2, cliy GINGER SBEWING MACHINE, OFFICE OF NICHOLS SR O, 14 South Halsted-st, Macaines soid oF ‘Peatod on casy monthly payments, and work given wilen ‘Macbinos repaired. HUELER & WILSON SEWING MAOHINES, e ““’fi“fi’”““:‘%’&?‘é?"fi“&n‘&"fli REAN- R Siicn 8 West. Madisonist. 1 , G ‘branch 960 Wabash-ax VW ANIED_TO EXCHANGE-4 PAIR OF HEAVY ‘Thorses, weighing about 3,600 1bs., for & good piano, Addresa T, Box 229, city. 54§ VEST WASHINGTONST, “EOARD AND rooms, pleasant locatio Tooms can ag- commodate four persons. — —- - ATANTED—A GOOD SECOND-HAND LUMBER WA e in 500 > 0SGAR VIGLD £ and 4 Gone gress-st. M, A. BUTTERS & CO, HAVE ESTABLISHED & Tong-nceded tirst-class Horsp_ Markot in Chicago, and known as Butters' kizchango, 23, 27, 23 and 81 Wes Washington-st., whers partles ca cither buy orsell with- ontany fear ofdegeption. Elegant brick stabling, and charges paid cn consignments. ’srties favoring us with thoir businses can havo the bemefit, also, of ourregular anction salcs of horses, carriages, and harness every Wedacsdny, at10 o’clock. Next sala Wednesday, Nov. 2. LOST AND FOUND. 0ST-310 REWARD_A POCKET-BOOK IN A Wellsst. bus on Monday afternoon, botween 3 and Bo'clock, containing asum of money, bi of hafr. Will the finder please return to feland-st., Botwocn Wolls aad Fantiiasts., noar Nortave or (o the Tribuno ofico. OST—POCRET DIARY AND MEMORANDUS. { roturncd to 67 State-sk., tho. party Wil be re- arded with 510, _ DOWNING & CO. WILL DO _ALL KINDS OF ‘fangy brick vork, setting boilers, mantels, otc. Loave orders 130 South Olark-st., Toom 3. OST—A LADIES' LARGE GORAL PIN, BATUR- 3 %n);’granlng;ddéhg: ?fl ‘r‘l'l\h:h-l;'.nnr T\vz_lnt;égu:&nd; . or romgsded by Joneic A ddisont, W H. HOVT & SOR, oo e OST_AT PATTIMARIO MATINEE, SATORDSY L aitoraoon, " tadies” graon monceo pockatbaok con- g 3 sum'of monoy, Tinder faralng It to G, W. HASRELL, 1106 ladianaate. o o OST—TWO COWS, ONE BRIGHT-RED 9 YEARS ‘ald, other dark-red cow 7 years old, arge teats. Re- ard will bo given for inforzation ot Fatara to 18 Deer- g8t OST—ON SUNDAY, IITH INST., G 3 Monroh dofomin Basks. or Adamdatsr " sOm Zold necketialn, with lookot, ring, ‘and two Simil kaives attached. A sui o sitached.. A auitablo rawasd will be p rewrned to ()77 VESTNADISON ST.; NEAT UNION PARE 607 Y& sentieman andwits, or twoslngle gentlomen, can havo good board, and plessant room.. . e eon Peo anil-ata. 1 o rewardod by Ieasiat ot 48 South esriicst, o WEST SIDE_A FRONT SUITE OF ROOM TO Ole:.i T baerds Ff ontlomsa and wifs Ia 8 smell H Si5g o o Y oMaPass I o1, Tribate oo South Side, 4.8 EUBBARD.COURT NEW S0ARRINGHOUSE; ist.cless bosrd, with rooms; 85 to 38 por week, ith ust of plano. - Day basrd, B4 TWENTYSECOND-ST.—A _ NIOE FTRONT §4:mm %o zent, with firat-class board, sultablo for gon- eman. H-3V,—A FURNISHED ROOM SUTT: BB e Vi nd wile: aiao & roota far twa Sontiomon; accommodations first-class. ARBORN ST. (EORNSIDE)-BE- 490 ot and Thistioth: Plossaat i 1o or dontla room, farnisho d, 80 » 8t ox- Soedingly low price, _Everything desirable. WABASH-AV,—TO RENT, WITH OR WITH. 608 Svtooard front room for Gheortwo gentlomen. Day board reasonablo. - raE B STATEST,—SOUTH BIDE HOUSE, 11 21§1‘33-Tuu: furnishod rooms, with first-olass boerd, atSoperweek. _______________ £ 00PRA]HIE-AV.—RODMWITEBOARD—OAN ccommodate two tablo boardors, SUTTE OF FRONT ROOAIS, FURNISHED OR ‘tional Church. unfarsished, mith board, meat tho First Congrega- NEARTWERTYNINTE.ST —PERSONS WISHING witlrent low to "Addross O 25, Tribuno office. foasuily faralshed room, einglo’ or donble, with o e eter, at cousually Tow pricd, ‘can E3drass P-'0. Box 121, 2NTED TO EXOHANGE OFFICE DESES OR- 2 for conl and_scrocnings by A N RIEW S % 00 Hasntacturets Ofico Far: nltars, oto. 119 and 191 West Wa CLAIRVOYANTS. ington: MACEINERY. T FNGINES, PORTABLE 8 TO 4)-HORSE A O eaad it horso: circalar sav.mills, Forimon's grinding mills, com-shellers, belting, &c. COLLINS 1ATON, 70 South Caval-st. OR_SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD SECOND-HAND B G o tn w30 o0 our.storo, AR STRONG & CO., 831 State-st. R, MATHEW AND AMADAM MAYNARD OAN fell of business, marriagos, journoys, lawsults, ab- sent frends, lost or Stalon proporty, or anything you yish to know. Cures fits, paralysis, rhoumatism, deafaets, foro éscs, eminal Weakmess, “consumption, liser com- faint, aguo, catarrh. Dellcate discases cured ina fow Bays.” Ciiro or 0 pay. 201 West Madison-at. . 1. J. LEWIS_RELIABLE CLAIRVOVANT, it anfncin%fgfihnmmm 90 West Madison-st. 5 ECOND.HAND CYL- o T“S?xffsf, N. V. FERTIL. MUSICAL. B e ey gmarearad N NTED—A° FIRST-CLASS PIANO IN EX- L;fi;&x‘?& good lots. M. H. MORRIS, Roum 6, 137 sSalle-at. INSTRUCTION. IAN) LESSONS ARE GIVEN ON EASY MODER- a pizaist who thoroughly understands I cioterms by iC his busit'ess. Pleaso address 1 13, Tribano ofbce. I TANO ROOMS TO 616 WABASH- RN A O et st. " Pianos to reataud foreale. WAL B, PROSSER. e Si0e% mox CAR: ION'ST., . DO S b aceommodated with bossd on North Sido _ Private hionso. X JFOUND—SILVER STOONS, NEAE ELDRIDCE. art: ownor v roporty. Y oon'st 16 Eaniagecconrt T TRVESON Y. Calla ND—4 LIGHT STRAWBERRY-COW;OWN FOEIH bave ber by calling at first house 'Hsloflf 1VEHE t6rn-ave, on Sixtecalb-at. voand Eganars. g o s0m o abaey, Ao soor wlil Sud same at No 14 Unioo: ND_A DIAMOND PIN_IN A WEST SIDE JOUNDH2 Paais of A P. BOWEN & CO. 28 2nd 53 Wabashoav. UND_AT MOVIOKER'S THEATRE, LAST ]?me%f ettt b1 DrveaE. Tt A Starned on proviag proper- o OB AN PBLD, 5iband Si8 st Madlson st STRAYED—A BROWN HORSE-WITH BLAN‘%FST n AGENTS WANTED. NIS WANTED — PROFITABLE EMPLOY- CENTS S¥armish o omplo ontiemes and lsdles to Solict ondars Tog fub celobrated {mproved Buckeys, Shut- £00 Soring Machino. . Stito allks 4n both sides, ‘1t will SiScohy Do, foll, tuck, cord, Dmid, gather, aod oo, andsew Jrom the nadst, patbaons 13 pesver orer, eathar. For, farther particala 5 P RHERDERSON & CO., Olovoland, Ohlo, or Bta Louls, XMo. , 3 Swed 13, Fai hotel staurants, o A TS, T AT ORS, 15 Soutly Ualonsts SXTUATION ‘WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL in hotel as pastry cook, or to do_dining-room or cham- ber work, Apply to-doy at MRS. 156 Third-av, ITUATION WANTED—-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL, to do second ck and ing: will take care Dot et ot wia iyl B ol QITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT G t0 cook, wash, and iron, i a privat family; best eliyroferanos glvau. B Ammolsi, Oblosas: TTGATION WANTED_TO DO HOUSEWO! sm eferences. R TN S Emall fatly; can give good fignt ] State-st. Seamstresses. QITUATION WANTED_IN PRIVATE FAMILY 18 seamstress; can cut and fit, and wounld help in athas light work, from 83to $4 _per week. Iofarence given.: Call oraddrees &9 South Olark-st. . O B D ov Moot HES sonrie va A ress or, & cxg::clhaz.(nn:m Address or call 0 A D 15 atroll-st. home. or Housekeepers. TTUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER; OAR do sll kinds of sewing and worsted works also’ tesoh Franch; widower's fsmily proferred; & home mors da- alred than wages. Address G 49, Tribune Branch offics. Miscellaneous. QIIUATION WANTED_EY A YOUNG LADY IN & steze or manufactory, or would go as assistant In & res- faarant, ~Callor address MAY, 860 South Halsted-st. TTUATIONS WANTED—BY 3CO0KS, 4 KITCHEN, 2second, 1 eeametross, b housowork glla. GREAT ;‘ZESTEzm BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 141 West Waah gton-st. PARTNERS WANTED. A P A A A PPN ARTNER WANTED-EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR. tonity—A gentleran of integrity, aod capable of soting as ticket sollor and treasurer to besome pariner 2 of the mo: X exl n ons of the most popular an: pézing oxubigis i tho conntry. ital aire p.‘lui‘ifié’, SR OULTREE, T Wabi e Ol &350, ARTNER WANTED_WITH 5,00 T0 TAKE AN nkatest iy manafsctariag imo sk{in in best Jocation i’ o clty. ® Address D &, Tribuso sfice. PARTSER WANTED_WITH S0 READY CASE, “"to join the adrertisor In a profitable office business: Toze but those meaning business and that can exchange soforonces necd apply: btato whoro iatorviaw may o ba Hddross 1 1, Tribaze ofice. ; ARTNER WANTED—WITH 81,55, T0 JOIN & P ol Wil cqual sum 15 Spenia rst<lass liquor salbon, Addross A £8, Tribune oice: . PATISER WANTED_WITH et ¥ A RELTA: D b buathice, woll estabiibed. 013, Tribms aisce. PARTNER WANTED—A BISINESS MAN, WIT] Aty In well ostabllatied :ssv—-...f‘ cash (g rabta: Wil Det, GOSest reaeaiantias? D ies soidom ofared. Apply 4143 Adame-ste ¢ PARTNER WANTED-A GOOD BUSINESS STA. "1 capiial of $3,000 to 81,000, to taka Intorest i & Trst el whglosalo Boase 1n fhis city: Il hesith reason This city: i1l for sellinz._Address J C H, 14 Nixon Building, Chicago, MISCELLANEOUS. e ama outs of ‘st bind, o7 sobdinga fotier ollanaous goods of aay kind, by son 15T, GELDER, Loan Offce, £6 SIateat, o oo 0 TO BURKE'S FLAG YARD FOR YOUR ROOP ‘copeing. 210 Enst Monroe-at. M R TR R S S i VY el oeprieate partiee balls o Oice 11 Svn Clark-st., Bnaml.{ Je AB wEbG\VbDD. x‘:dfi' and Prompter. 5 “IANTED—IW TRACK LAYERS AND SPIKERS for Micblgan; wi fi’l' %.25: board, $4; free fara; log el S, B e Tt Work o Jovoes ex momth an % Oy Nk bl Apply o CHRISTIAN & BING, 101 South Canal-st. EXTS WANTEDMEN OF EUSINESS, QUALL- AT i oo di S b g a1} owns wasi R g0 % aad 21 Wost Lako-ate, Ohicago. TS WANTED_WHO HAVE HAD EXPERL Aggfuinfi;zgu:mg o book i pacta. T bensto ot comuniss e, 3. H. OHAM. BISKS, 55 Loast:st., Bt Loats, Sio, BOARD WANTED, TN o e L e el S OATD_A GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD_AND, 3 soom, wilh o, fn pleaseat prirate famil. “Bést ot e ereacee firen 830 Y disbneets . o 13 4o OARD_WITH FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Tooms, for gentleman aod wife, with inwaut child. ‘Address with location, ters, etc., J. L. HIGH. 49 Bry- an Block. OARD—_BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN : & mB e et i sstiatactonss 3"“&‘"%59;1“:1' welff-at, an; atisfactory, Go Fiten. Address, S 63, Tribung officgy,__ oo Croonces DIVORCES, TVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED. FEE AFTER decreo: ecandal avoided; nine years’ practics in tho Courts of Chicazo. Address P» O. Box 1,037, TS WANTED-EVERYWHERE, TO OAN- A OB e S history of tho Grant. Eiveln Bastan by Golonet Rassoll H. Gontwell, tho graphio writer and cele. Enéffl oratar. 1;5«;:1::- as 80 e:evwl‘.r:m,da;k_z‘fi wig Gy corre complete acconat; an oot BB RUSSELL, Publisher, Bostop, Mess. “ACENTS WANTED-GOOD CANVASSERS ARE AR e e o 5 as flon; samplas free. O. 3 TVETAN, & Welks Nourve-dt., Gnicacor - PERSONAL. ERSONAL-DR. ALANSON V. KELLY, FOR- morlyof Kelly & Flint, manufacturers of mcdicincs, is roquosted to call at thb otfice of Miller & Wagner, 35 North Canal-st. PERSONAL TR ROBT, A. ANNETT, OF FORT 6, . J.. will call at tha offico of T'. S. Constaating, - 17 Squth Jelfsann-stey ho swill hear of something to his ad- ! vantage, VY ANTED_ABAFE TRUGE AND J[EN T0 HOVE Eafe. Apply st bl State-st., Tacsday moraing. WA s i, e “proot cncsty sbou, No. 95 ico, nbme SF eabe Address B O Roow 11 ot Monrso-ate §SOO OR SL,000 WANTED FOR THREE OR FIVE yeass, on real estate secarity, Address K 91, ‘ribuns offca. FINANCIAL, e R s s e ANS OF 830 AND UPWARD ON REAL, LA o o st V5. D. BEAKDSLE?, b o LaSallo st., Room 2. AfONEY_WANTED TO BORROW, S2.00-85,00, Moot 5P, 47 Pocnevare p statea Y warth 316, XN e ONEY LOANED ON M e S %, EPAL ESTATE AND gaper bosght. B GROSVT o8, Boom 11, 131 Bons ¥ ANTED-FOR A — ahares Proumatio Our s Tribune o, V ANTED—S1L0GFOR THREE YEARS, AT 10 P ceat; secanty, 1 estat W S0 AdTrens O 2o by oice, PO ReR A OX ~GAPITALIST, 50 cash, Address & 40,