Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1872, Page 7

THE LAW COURTS. Another Suit Against the Riv= erside Company: Reply of Mr. Perkins to the Peti- tion of Governor Bross. A Creditor in Trouble---A Too-Confld- ing Wagonmaker.] “Various Notes from the Courts-— Attorney’s Record. GENERAL NOTES. THE BITTER EXD DRAWETE NIGH. Thera mever was & state of muddle that equalled, or, 2t any rate, surpessed that in which the Riversido Improvement Company finds itself. It it could improve itself out of existence as though it had never been; if it could cut its own new stove for the County Court, paying $85 therefor, the room being at that time generally at freezing point. Yesterday, tho ordorwas given that the stove was not to be lighted, s the heat~ ing apparatus had been ropaired, and now heat- ed the placa sufficiently. In consequence of which, tho window panes gave excellent token of the refrigerating powers of tie heating appa ratus, A stove thatisnop to belighted whilst the vory breath freezes is an-expensive proof of imbecility. i Tne Sves Society prays the Superior Court for relief ngeinst Peter M. Almini, ihe late Treas- urer, charging that his term of office oxpired in April last, when his successor was appointed ; that ho refuses to band over the books and ac- counts to enid successor ;” that he has received 25,000 for tho sale of No. 120 Tilinois street to William Anderson, and $592 from the Zitna In- surance Company, and refuses to pay over the same. & Thomas 0'Connor afirms that Williem Charles, of No, 142 West Jackson_street, owes him $238 for work done on two contracts, and that Charles i5 sbout to leave the State without peying him, wherenpon he solicits and obtains from the Su- perior (gourt awrit of attachment, in order that Charles moy have a chance of paying up, or be nado to, if he will not otherwige. . State’s Attorney Roed yesterdey filed informa- tion in the Cruminal Court, charging the prison- ers Rainforth and Fuller with swindling Dun- can Forbes out of two sums of money, namely, £391.50 and £130, by conspiracy and fraud. The throst—which, being & corporation with ne'era ody to be kicked, or soul to be saved, it cannot —or if it conld quietly sink oht ofken into one of its own artesian wells ; & great deal of fnrfl_l— coming bother might be avoided. But there is 1o help for it ; the Gircuit Court judgments, the Buperior Court judgments, the executions, tha Shfunctions, the suits commenced, tho bank- wuptey proceedings pending, the debts that never have been met and mever can be met, must ultimetely bring the concern to an end, and all its litle manipulations under the dissecting pencil of the law reporter. C. C. Gregory is the last dismal creditor who has re- sorted to o petition. He sketches in almost vivid language the ides that led to the inception of the Company, the besutifal groves and walks, rides, avenues, and groands, hotels, residence buildings, and eo forth, constituting altogether one of the most beautiful villages in America, that sprung like & dresm from that idea; the smount that tho idea has cost, and the utterly Impossible prospect of its ever being ropaid, or even being arranged, without ruinons loss, ex- cept through the sgency of the banlkruptcy “Court. Ho statesthat the fine hotel, the beanti- f£al grounds, the excollent and valuable nursery, and everything belonging to the Company is in & dcsperate state of impecuniosity ;- that cne g is tied up by an injume- tion, another thing. by an _execution, aud then by a judgment, sud the belance by illimitablo law suits. Wherefore, seelng tbat everybodyhaving aninterest in the Riverside {1’;: is putting in his thumb to pull ot & plum, 1 ctitioner hes gathered his papera together, and ding nmong them four notes, ono of $5,000 -and three of 5‘25,000 cach, dueby the Cnn}g&ny _on which the snm of $3%000 remains unpaid, he ‘prays leave, after setting down the foregoing as S preamble, to make s Statement a8 follows : it after proceedings in banlruptcy had been commenced sgainst tho Jompany by Louis Sa- piehs, John ¥, Clark, su slleged creditor, pro- zured's judgment in the .Circuit Court fc tho sum of ¥9,505.50, and therenpon caunsed 3 writ of i facias to be issned, on which Sheriff Brad- oy lins lviod on fonr pully blocks, and o varicty of small items of the kind, on ropes, choins, ortesian_ well tools, a bob-aleigh, & round-honse, & blacksmith ghop, & boarding- house on third division, & residence occupied by J. F. Van Slycke, on school furniture, furnitura of the Chicago office, at No. 706 Wabash venue, the entire namsery stoclk, 10,000 feot of agricul~ tursl drain, on a Watering-cart and horee, on 3 burn snd shed, and all sorts and guelities of agricultural and othier implements, being overy. thing;he satellites of the law could lay their hends, As & creditor, holding a claim prior to that of sald Olark, petitioner, natnrslly objects to all thie property diesppearing in this matter, and prays an injunction restraining the execn- tion of any judgment pending proceedings_in Pankruptey, and the injunction was yesterday ted. Yot the tone of the gentlemsn would dicato that he is not happy. BEPLY DY MB. PERKINS TO TAE PETITION OF ME. BBOSS. A snort time 830 Mr. Bross f£led a petition in the Distrtct Court, exhibiting the shameful smanner in which he had beon treated at the ‘hands of persons whom he assumed to be friends 2nd bonorable gentlemen, with reference to his policy in the State Insurance Company, and praying relief by tho Court, to the end that the parties referred to might bo enjoined from re- ceiving any dividends thereon, and the Assignee directed to give him up bis policy on payment of £he smount for which he bed surrendered it on hat he considers false and frenduent repre- gentations, The only reply fo the )%etition, go far farnished, was filed by Normen-T. on his own bebalf, as Assigneo, yestexlay. The respondent admits that the Nevada Fouse was insured with the Company for $5,000; tiat it was ‘burned, and proof of loss made ; and thit he has in his possession tho said policy; also hat the Netional Loan and Trust Companylas pesented formally to the Legister claims against tle banlk- Tupts' estate, and nsked that the eame xight be allowed ; and that proceedings are now peading before the Register in snch claims, to deide tho force and validity of objections raised by this Tespondent. And the respondent furthr says that mnong such claims_under_considersion is this claim of the petitioner. Bross, He avers that ho has no knowledge of - the dealinza al- leged to have tekcn placc between ssic Bross and the defendznte, Georgo W. McAula end his co-defendants, except as to the followitg in- ‘Aorsement on tho policy in reference Cr1ca60, Kov. 1, 187L—In consideration of dwhun~ dred doliars (3300) to me paid by 3. B, Smith, d i cago, I hereby astigu, transfer, and set over t¢ im alt 1y clim for totz] foss nnder 'the within poli7 in the fire of Oct. 8and 9, ult. (Signed) War.Enoss. ' The respondent denies all and ever:part of the charges of confederacy, and soys fiat he is sand has been at all times ready, wiiing, and anxious to psy such dividends a8 ma have ac- crued on’said claim to such person as-he Court may direct. And he asks that the petition be dismissed &t reasonable costs. The natter will ‘e held in suspense until the other mswers are filed. TNCOMNFORTABLY RAPID PROIPTION. David E. Bradley, an unlucky debtor on a note of $750 to the Chicago Firemn’s Insurance Company, somo time ago fell heixto & share of & policy in thzt Compeny ani then com- menced trouble. He foudd himself ons dizzy blow a credifor 83 well as a debtor; a part of the linbiltes 28 well as part of the assets ; formerly fle prey of the Aseignee, he now became the wresisting prop- &rty of tho Izwrers, the Court,td the Register. Ho fell beneath 18 reporter’spencil, and turned op in the leaves of the record writer's journal ; his m«me appeared in corjunction with the azmes of great men, and hieacts were the sub- ect of solicitude to all tle legal crowd. In e shape’ of a petition. for a set-off, the whole machinery of tie law was sct in motion for Lim, printers pinted for him, the Te- porter took rotes for | iy the lawyers searched for aathorities and wrot up casés and argued for bum, the entire cizricl staff wrotehim down, snd put him aw.y, snd ted him up in red tape. &nd docketed him, and nvore genflemanly oaths over the trouble he gue, and gleofully totiled up the costs ho would fave to meet, and, finally, e was allowed ¢he privlege of paying the noto that he wented to oifse, and, becanse he forgot the date,l:6 is now to axpear in courtin five days gnd show cause why, ac., etc., or thers will bo the deuce to pay, and sl the staff of the United States’ Marshal, and an entirely new set of clerks, ‘printers, reportess, aud oilicials will have a slap &t him all over agein. THE WOES OF A CONFIDING WAGON-BUILDER. Ob, it's s naughty world. Peter Reiblinger “ 4rent to Albert Walter, of No. 335 Blue Island avenue, and Peter aid Walter had a pow-wow. The result of the pos -vow was that Albert fore- suw sure profits and quick returus in building farm wagons at $76 a fece for customers to be found by Peter, the/latbr remunerating himselt with all he could get, fran thie farmers over and ebove that price. Peterwent off, aud =0 did the wagons, all over tho cowiry, of the valub of £1,972. Orly part of thy money bas boen re- teived by Albert, namoly,, ‘§057.59, lesving the sum of $1,014.47 stickirg to the pockets of Poter. Now Albert expecs to get Lis money by 0 assumpsit suit in tle Superior Court, 88 though motions for new {ials were s plaything, motions in arrest a joy forever, and an appesl the only thing left to makc bim happy. Meexu- whilo, to muko sure, hehes got Peter's body fnder & capias ad respondeadam. UISCELLANEOTS. erlins, | prisoners plcad not guilty. Barber & Lockner, lawyers, havo commenced suit 2gainst Elizabeth Kirchoff and herhusband, Julius, for $1,500, costs in_contesting the estato left by Michael Diversey, facher of the former, gy n‘g%&a%l they obtained for her not less than 51 3 > The verdict for $8,000, in ejeotment, in the TUnited States Oircuit Court, in the suit Nancy Remsay v, the Dittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Tonis Railroad Company, was yestordsy con- firmed, and judgment given, thémotionin ar- rest being overruled. ) The bsnkrupt Hubbard was_exsmined, yes- terday, before Régister Hibbard, about what ho kmevw as to what i::d become of his aszets ; but a8 he knew, or professed to know, nothing, TEE Tapune need not take & column to eay 8o, in his own words. The suit bronght by Irons v. Secloye end the other defendants connected with the Riverside Improvement Company, for moneys owing by, the Company, was yestorday determined in favor of the plaintiff, againstall of tho defendants but two. e Wright v. The City, for a perpetusl injunction restraining the city from using Elizabeth streat, between Washington and Madison streets, hag ‘been continued over till next week. = The Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Railway Corapany have fled the bond required by Judge Booth to secure the awsrd found in their cou- deranation suit against MeAulay and othera. A now bankruptey ‘petition was filed yesterday, raying for the adjudication of Froderick H. e'nter, Tobacconist, on the ground of his dispos- ing of 50,000 cigars to give & preference to cred- itors, and non-puyment of debts. Mciions will be heard before Judges Porter and Tree to-day, their call of tho calendar being over, glory be t6 Christmas, till the 24 January of blessed hope. . - Another petition—this malkes the third—was yesterday filed, restraining railroad compsnics Teing that part of Carroll'streot botween Clinton and Canal streets, . - The jury in the Cahill divorco case, yesterdey, found for the Tady. Therowas aothing glaring inthe case, only quarrels, and bad temper on both sides; and there js a pretty littlo baby. “R. W. Company v. Gray et ol took the case last night, and wers out till a late Liour: "ho survivors of Caspar Bing bring suit ag:nnsz the cityin trospass on the case; damages €5,00. - ; ~ Kot Sentenco day, but Treat day, in tho Crizai~ nal Court this Saturday. :, ATTORNEYS’ RECORD, CALL TO-DAY. Ustrep Srates Distoicr Covmr—Great Western Insursnce Compsny v. Hansbrough ; on trial, Cizcrrr Couar—Judge Booth will hear motions for new trials and for cause, and set cases, No call in tha calendur until Jauvary 2. _Judge Tres wil commence tho trul of No. 532, Alton National Bank v, Iaskell, Suremon Courr—Judge Porter will hear wotions, Nocall of the ealendar until the 2 January. JUDGMENTS. F? Ustrep Srares Count.—Common Law—(Hopkins J)—459—Nancy Ramsey v, Pittsburg, Cncinnati & Touls Ruilroa judgment on verdict $3,000, Company; motions overruled, and 88—Gilbert Cooper Y. Mabala Olmstead et al; defzult of defendant, zud Judguient for real estate. TT~Ralgh A. Lanning et 2. v, 9. Sherman Hall etal ; plea fied by Slecner & Wiifon to stand for defendant Hall only. (Chancery) es-—Taang Bimmons v. Ell G Runala o ol opiication for bond complainart to il im for dnmae L O D o e pantion ovovralot, - 160—Eliza O, Mandenhall v, Gastavus Sbopard et al.; solicitors’ Tees to be paidy and certaln accounts Toferred to tho Muster. Usirep Srates Distmict CounT—(Dlodeelt, J— 666 Dpton, Aselgrice of the Great Western Instranco Compahy 1 jury trial resumed and Rot concludzd. (Criminan—United States v. Geo. Canman ; motion to Quash indictment overruled, Sume v. John Bsbeocl 203 Jobn Blakely ; same. (Bankruptes)—2,165—Hy. . Childs ct al.; on'the potition of creditors, George A. TFirmine appojnted provisional Assignee. 5,039—John . Young et al. ; dischurge of Jobn . Young. Arthur Scholz, £nd Wia. P, Wright, 2,034 Commorcial Tn- garance Company ; rule on oflicerato_schedule. 2,003 ZRiverside Improvement Company; injunction, 1,962 Fircmans’ Insurance Company; order on D, E. Dradiey o pay moneys due, Or 800w cause, 2,107— Tredk, H, Vatu; entered ruleto show cause. 2076— TLumberman’s Thsurance Compsny ; rule on Assignes 1o snewer Brose' petition extendod {ill firat Monday in Temuary. Cmctrr Cover—Common Law (Booth, J.)—2,93— Potera v, Oceidental Tnsursnco Company; $540. 1,051 —Burgmann . Myers ; dismissed by plainiif. 1,450— Ryers v, Burgmonn; same. (Trez, o) 1,719—Suth exiand v, Sutbierland; $1,775.25. _ 2,386—Bortreo ct al, . Lamer Insuranco Company ; 891, 10—Eastman v. Colling ; $441.,46 ; ci. fa. to Great Western Insuranco Company as Assignes. 2,508—lutual Life Insurancs Company v. Comercial Insuranco Company. 2,33— Annin v: Lamar Tnsurance Company ; SL037.50, ‘2,387 Warren et al. v. same ; $1,758,34. - 3,389—Weltzer v. Garden City Insurance Gompany; '$1,000 2,891 Muulton ¥, Teutonis Insusance’ Company: £,00, 2,395—Warren et al. v. Commerchal Jusurzce ‘Companys $2,007.50. - 2,3%5—Tfaulton v. Same; $1,31250. 2,999—Same v. Mitual Security In- suranée Compan: 00, 2,£00—Samo v. Enterprise Tnsurance Company; £2,100. 2,403—Samo v, Mutual Insurance Company: 1,030, Z445—Waldo v, Com- mercial Insurance Company; $9,885, 2,006—Murphy 3. Same; $3,00, 2,646 Tyiet v, McGinley : Judgment The railroad condemnation jury in C. & N. W. | garot Cranea et sl; foreclose_mortgage on lots in Dlock 56, Canal Trustecs’ Subdivision, Section 21, Township 89, 41,747—The “Svea Socisty” v. Peter 3L Almini ; bill t0 settle the aifaira of the treasnrer- ship, 41,7TiS—Parker v. Walker; appeal. 41,749— Henry M. Newberger, for use of T. L, Miller, v. Awmer- ican Exchange Fire Insuranco Company, of Now York. " COUNTY COURT. Fredericke Yogt ; cita-ion to George Yozt continued to2id inst. at 2. 1, Ann Rice ; citatiou to Thowas Foley ; dismissed, John Lyons ; Puilip Meany’s clai Teingtated. Demnts McCurthy; fles ristored. chinel Schogel ; letters testamentary to wido ; bond 25,000, approved. Jobn G, Buchler ; decree for gal of real'estate. Thomas E. Levington ; aéministration closed. CRIMINAL COE:B'{. £ guilty, ade- 163—Haggerty; jury trial, verdict not guilty, an Condumt dhecrgad. 621 OLeaty ; 20 Gavs in the County Jail, 1{6—Franzen v. Sntler; sent o tho County Jail 20 days each. —_—— “DAY OF INTERCESSION.” Services in the Episcopal Chiurches of this City Yesterday—Specinl Excrcises in the Evening at Grace Charch and the Cathedral. By the common egreement of the Episcopal churches, not only in this country, but in all parts of tho world, yestorday was get apart as & “day of intercession” for the increase of the ministry for mission labor, moro especially in foreign lands. The suggestion was made by the English Society for the Propagation of the Gos- pel, and met with the cordial approval of all the ‘Bishops of the Church. TIn accordance with this, the Bishop of Tlinois sent out o pastoral letter to all tho congroga- tions withinhis diocese, calling their attention to the subject, and transmitting copies of a special gervice for the day which had been.prepared by ‘members of the House of Bishops, chosen for that purpose. > The Bishop also gent & communication to the efect that Episcopal Churches of Chicago wo hoé%r:‘psoill united evoning Bervices In the Cathi , for the West Bide, and Grace Church for the South Division. 2 * AT GRACE CHUECH, ‘Wabash avenue, near Fourtcenth street, the ger- vices were_conducted by the rector, Rov. Dr. Locke, assisted by other clergymen. Owing to the inclemency of the weather, the attendance was but moderate. Tho opening exercises con- pisted of prayer and singing. The Rov. Arthur Brooks, of St. James, made the first address, having for his subject : ' The multitudes fainted and scattered abroad &s sheep having no shepherd.” Hedwelt upon the large numbers ignorent of the Gospel, to whom it was the duty of the Church to send Then was sung the hymn beginning Arm of the Lord, awake, awaze, Put on thy streugty, the nations shake, Prayor followed, and st its conclusion the Roy. Dr. Sullivan, of Trinity, made_the second address, his subject beng, * The Earth God's harvest—the Pitying Jesus, tho Lord of tho Harvest.” Ho showed Low the earth was God's harvest field, and thet men were to bo gathered into the fold by a combinztion of Divino and hu~ man agencies. Missionarics had gone every- where : had breved the cold of the North and the torrid heat of the South, inspired by tho spirit of God. They werenot Universalists, and id not believe that all the world would bo saved, but a certain portion would be saved by the Di- vine blessing on buman instrumentelity, Labor- exs should Lo sent inio the harvest. That was what they were praying for. God would hear preyers. . 2icnce scoffed at the ides of Apeciel interpositions of Providence, and held ihat proyer- would not bo answerad. That day seb apart by the Church for prayer everywhera was a rebuke to- those who did not believe in the ef- ficacy of prayers. They should pray earnestly to God to send forth laborers into his vincyard. Come ye sinners, poor and needy, was sung._ The third addrees on the reaping and ingatherisig of tho barvest was omitted. The Rev. Mr. Wilkingon dolivered the fourth address on “ The Church is to pray for laborers —Lhe increase of the ministry, with its responsi- bility and support.” He said that if prayers meat anything, they meant responsibility on the part of those who prayed sincerely, to give nc- cording to their ability, meens to Bustzin the laborers in the harvest. Were they rondy to mae thieir acts correspond to thoir prayera? They would be responsible for the souls that wera lost, which might havo been saved through their instrumentality. ‘hey shonld give willing- Iy tho support neceszary, and should work band in hand ‘with the ministers of the Church to cultivato their Lord's vineyard. Then wes sung tho hymn : We give Thee but Thice ovn, Whatoer the gift 1way ke AT that we have is Thiue alore, A trust, O Lord, frcm Thee. After prayer and the benediction the congre- gation separated. 2 4o oarnrzonAz, Oping to the weather, the services at the Ca- thedral of Saints Peter and Paul, which begen romptly ot balf-past 7 o'clock, were nob very erzely attended. The services consisted of specul prasers, of {le singing of scvaral by, dr e chonting of Deus Misereatur, ond of nl- resses by the Rev. J. H. Walker, of Calvary Church, the Rev. H. S. Perry, of All Saints' Churel:, the Rey. H. W. Kinney, of_the Charch of the Atonement, and the Rey. C. H. W. Stock- ing, of the Church of the Epiphany, their sub- jects beirg taken from the thirty-sixth, soventh, and eighth verscs of the ninth chapter of the Gospel according to Saint Metthew. The ser- vices concluded by teking up &_collection, the roceeds of which aroto bo handed over to the omestic Committee. : = e THE NOON MEETINGS. ie Y. M. C. A. Daily Religious Services to Be Resumed To-duy in Methodist Church Bleck. All of our readers who were in sympathy with the daily religious gatherings before the fire, for 80 many years held at noonday in the Young Men's Christian Association rooms, willta glad to learn that theyaroto beresumed to-day. The lecture-room of the First Methodist Church, corner of -Clark and Washington strests, has been engaged for the purpose, and the first meeling for the Sunday School teachers’ pra- paration on the lesson, will be Leld to-day, at noon. Previous to the fire, these meetings vacated, finding debt $364.98, damages $4.25, 2, Fottering v. Mitchell ctal; $507.30, 1,423—McKeev. Pitman ;. case reinstated. 2,142—Corntney v. Loner. gan; rule to filo bill of particulars discharged. 2,607— Weaver v. Spencer; leave fo file Narr in lien, 622— Condon v, Dargan; finding for defendant; motion for new trial 962—W. A. Jumes et al. . Erie & Western Traneportation Company; jury trial, (Filtiams, J.)—219—Day v. King ; final decreo (8 of Dec, 18). 7136—Wm. H. v. Mary J. Davis; 650--Minns v. Herman Baefch; samé, 680—Sibilla v. Bernard Wachter; sume, 707—Hy. v, Catherino Sla- ter; same. 264—\Vright v, Constantine; exceptions to Master’s report overruled, and report confirmed. 733—Muirhead v. Higgins ; order of Tefercuce, 13i— Sutherland v. Sutheriand} judgment on_demurrer, (Fariell, J.)—268—Wileox v. Poliard et al.; motion to dismiss ples of Rich & Einstein dismissed. —Cabill v. Cabill; verdict for defendant, ‘SorERion CounT—(Porter, J.)—3,118—Lyons . Com- mercial Insurance Company; §1,600. 3,132—Tilzgib- Dons v. Garden City Insurance Company’; S954. 2,686 —3filler v. Commercial Insurance Company; $2,120, §,117—Regensburg v, Same; $2,650, 3,406—Bruesch ¥, Blameiser ; leave to Ale summons in lien, etc, 3,322 ZGragory ctal. v.Stearns ; $360.80 v. Goodman only, nd sci. fa. 2,738—Farrell v, Richley; to be placed No, 1 on calendar for next torm. 2,231—Trons v. Secleye; verdict on oll defendanis, cxcept North- western' Gas and Water Pipo Company, Gurdon S. Hubbard, J. & G.,Glover, and William Tallen, for £1,608.80, and motion for new trial. (Gary, J.)—1,064— Rickeit 'v. Rickert; dismissed by complaint, '472— Sherwin v. Rouch; ' decree. 39—White v. Peterson ; Muster's report confirmed. 1,063—Sigwalt v. Maul} Teference to Mgruder, NLW SUITS. Usizep Srates Districr COTRT—3,591—Martin Ven Allen v. Win. E. Rollo, Assignee of the Aerchants’ Insurance Company; bill for ect-off. (In Bank. Tuptcy)—Frederick M. Vater, on the petition of Eoibschild, Schroeder & Eliel. Crmcusr Cotnt—b,269—Pang v. Hunetack ; appesl. 5,2:0—Withheld by Judge Wiiliame. 5,271—Siias D, Smith v. Jan. B. Hawkes ; debt, $2,000. _5,4i2—Lucius J. Cobb & Sous for uio of Hatch, Holbrook and Company v. Thomas Orton g8 garnieliec of Lucius J. Qotb & Sons, for an cxeention of $120.17. G,273— DiniclH, Ficvin v, K. Cash, John O'Maley & 'John O'Muley, Jr.; mechanic’a Hen on the & © coruer of Jackson and Ciinton sireets for $235. [,274—Fdwin G, McCollum v. Asa Vail; pelition &0 réstoro judgment. 5,2r5—Alcott v. Sam: mon ; sppeal. 5,276—Hugh Jarny for use of James Grnt and Thonias Grant ; cssumpsit, §2,500. 5,277— James v, Thomas Grant ; hssumpsit, ~ $2,500, 5,218 Laura O; Kingsbury and ker husband v, Richard W. Chappeli ; assumpsit, $700. 5,279—Survivors of Cas- g Biag V- Gy of Cliesgu'y chue €500, 5280~ Bar- AT & Lockuer v, Ilizabelh and Juiius Kirchoff; bill to compel the puyment of Eolicitor's fécs, §1,700. £ Chi- csgo Cinal “snd Do v. Margaret Noian; appeal. 5,28 Mary ‘Aon Hunt. 5,95, Tolteman et ol v. Donn § apyecl, 5,283—John T. Noble and Francis B. Little v. Columbus, Calcago &'Tadiana Qentral Railroad Company et al.; injunction t0 reatrain the appropriation of part of Catroll street. Surcnton Covmr—4l,i37—Albert Walter v. Poter Reivlinger; capics ad respondendum for an_alleged Qebz of $1,010.41, 41,738—Wm, L. v. Matilda Billepp; divorce. '41,730—Friuk Douglas Mashincry Company Emeraon C, Walkonp et al,; mechanic’s lieu on Nos, 651 and 633 Adums street, for Lrick supplied to R. C, Hampton. * 41,740—~Thoz. 0'Connor v, \vm, Charlen; attachment for a delt of %2 41,741 Joseph Rosenfeld v. Joseph Manzer v. Caliorize Ocbi: and Lrast Ochm ; assumpeir, 563, 41,749—Bullar v. Reioo eppesl, 4L74:—A. L, Haje § oo, . ilew Guerdon;_same. 41,734—Doikicis v. samie, 41,745—Georgs J. Gr Anthony ¥. J. 3, Reynold: umpsit, 5 41,740 Tho County Commiseioncrs latoly bouzht a ~Elias "Grevasbaum aud Gerbard Forcman v, Aar- were very largely attended, and were regarded of sufficient interest to bo reported, in part or fall, mot only in the city secular ond religions journals, but frequently in the rcligions papers throughout tho lend. Non-seotarian in character, Chriatians of what- ever name are free to participate in its exer- cises. Since the fire similar mectings have been held, one et the West Side Y. M. C. A. rooms and the other at the First Baptist Church—Y, M. C. A. headquarters for tho South Side. Itis now proposed to unite the two in body ¢s they have nlways been in spirit, and oll who are favorablo to tho meeting ave invited to show their sympathy. by being present at the reopen- ing. The meeting to-duy will be led by B. F. Jacobs. D. W. Whittle, E. 8. Albro, Henry More- house, snd H. L. Hestings, Lave promised to be present, and many of our city pastors are ex- pected fo contribute information and interest to the occasion. Tho music will be conducted by Professor Bliss, aseisted by Mr. J. D. Sankey. —_— SAFETY FROM FIRE. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: Bm: There have been several attempts at incendiarism of late. These attempts have been made on the West Side, in quarters where, in cago o fire shonld get well started, another terri- ble calamity might befall us. A Thero i8 no use in blinding ourselves to actual facts, nor is it wize to indulge in a fancied me- curity. The attempts that have been made will ‘be made again. Botween this and spring, we will have many boisterious and windy nights, Are wo prepared to subduo a fire, in any end every part of tho city, that might bresk oub ab such a time ? ‘This subject is 0 vastly important that I make 1o apology for again trespassing upon your ef- tention. Thet this city has been once burned, 0 far from boing any proof that it will not bo ‘burned a eacond time, affords positive evidenco that i may be, and thus increnses the probability. Incondiaries have beca taughc the lesson, and they may profit by it, These arp not idle words; but simplé common senge, I think it may. be stated with truth that there never was a time in. tho history of this city when so many depraved and disorderly characters were in its midst, as now. There are thousands ant of employment, and hundreds who live by erimo in all its variois aund damnable departments. Many who tread upon the thin surface of af- faira Dherdly dream of the dangerons element that seothes and foams below, But this element exists, and in colossal proportions. We should recoguize Lhis fact, and take such defensive ac- on as the public security demands. That this cily could Lo mado perfecily safs for every citi- zen to wall ifs streets by day or nighs, I enter- tain no doubt. Tois is the cace with several Enropesn Paris is safer by night thaz Clug Frankfort, d, not s single murder has been committed for o hundred years. If any- thing should have o%ened our eyes, it should have been our Groat Fire. To be burnéd again would bo an actual dis- grace. If Chicago has the energy to manifesh to the world the most wonderful instance of re- cuporation ever known, hes she not the wisdom to guard Lerself absolutely against the posaibil- ity of o similar calamity.? ‘What is the use of bu.l..lf.i.i.\:li| such numerous and splendid structures if we have not the forco and power to ronder them secure? They can be rendered securs, and ample preparation must be. made, or, 8 cortain as_the sun rolls, Chicago (with its thousands of combustible buildings and its swarm of incendiaries, and burglars, and murderers, and thieves, and vagabonds) will ex- porience o far more disastrous conflagration than the first. The two arms of security npon which we must roly are the Firo and Police Departments. These departments should be_brought to the utmost scientific perfection, Discipline is the thing. The police force should be increased. The extra cost would be true ccomomy in the end. Tho members of the force should be bound by stringent rules, but should be well paid for ob- serving them. It should be a credit to a man to ‘be a member of the police ; but how can this bo when 80 many incompatent men got themsalves appointed, and thus bring the entire force into disrepute ? It 18 to be hoped that the piesent Superin- tendent (who, it may, be said, is on trial himself) msy be able to woed- ont the vagabonds who have disgraced it, and bring our -police force o a degree of efficiency that will render it an honor tothe city. He will then be entitled to tho h.iicst ‘honor himself. The Firs Department also should be greatly strengthened, and its means of extinguishing fires should be hrgnly increased. : ‘We not only need more engines and hose, but more men, more horses, small hand-engines, fire-es0apes, extinguishers, etc. The whole city shonld more carefully be parcelled out. Let s fire brealk out ‘where it the police "and the firemen should be on hand within fivo minutes m the first alarm. Any delayshould bo re- garded es a crime, and punished by instant dis- mission. Water should be far more ebundent. A hun- dred wells, connected with the river or lake, end thus rendercd inexheustible, should be scat- terod through tho city. We cannot depend npon the Water Works supply alone. Only afow en- inos cen be used at the same time without iminishing its flow, or bead,—thus making it impossible to throw much - water upon ihe roofs of tho highest buildings. It has "been stated that, in New ork, only twelvo engifes can bo used efiiciently 8t the same time. The main object of having & large numbor of engines is to savo time and distance. Oune engino that arrives at the scene of action in three minutes is better than half-a- gozan or more engines thet lag elong in half-an- our. Fires must bo attacked at onco, and in the front; ond, in such cases, they are speedily overcome. Our Great Fire was fought in the resr, and, a8 & matter of course, it was vic- torions. " 1 trst, Mr. Editor, you will excuse theso sug- gestions. Tt is bost to keep tho subject alive. Our people aro so busy that we are in danger, from shesr negligence, of omitting to tako such stops for self-protection as it secms to mo aro imperatively roquired. tis true wo have an excellent officer at tho head of our City Government ; but he is neither omnipotent’ nor omnipresent, and must rely, and does rely, upon all law-abiding citizens for enconragement and support, which, whithout stint, ho should receive. i J. Esaris WiRREN. Cmioaco, Dec. 19, 1872 —George H. Butler has been heard from.. He dates from Londoy, 2nd his re-appeerance in the columns of & nawnfi;per must give joy to the: saddened heart of his long-bereaved uncle. He writes to the New York Herald to abuse Strologo, whom he calls 8 ““degraded wretch," * traitor,” “ypy," *excellent linguist,” “ecur,” *slave- trader,” and other hard names. The funny of it is that Goorge thinks * my suspension from of- fiee was thought, in certamn high quarters, to be o simple and inexpensive way to conciliate the rebel voto on the cve of election.” BUSINESS CHANCES. FIRST.CLASS NEW RESTAU'RANT, OCCUPY- ing first-floor and busemen: ou Last Bladison-et., & art or 2l ta bo sold at onco on acequnt of illacssof o: oimors. M. A. LAWRENCE & CO., Agents, 181 Esst Madison-t. CITY REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE-LONG LEASES-% YEARS, WITHOUT ro-apprnisala: State-st., near Raudolph, east front, 23x44 feet. ( Sabaatiar., nocthof EUridge-coust, east roat, 40170 eot. nr'.ll‘l\;mm-n djoining Tremont Houso, east front, 28 10 foot. ¢ ; Tioss aro riot only tho best, but the only leasen of tha Kiad that can boobialnsd in this market, Taoy all oontala a clwase giving pfirflnrn of purchzaoat a fixed prico. As the furure of Clicaga I now assurod, euch leasss aiford a suor aphartunls for nortment, for’ o samo midount of Pt and in b clty no f Haris & oo 1 PESATAS WARREN, 18 Chawber of Commerce. OR SALE_BY Wal_D. PALMER & CO. :: ‘Wabnsh-av., botwaen REAL Twenty-ninth and Thirty-secon 6,000 to 918,000, Michigan-av., bo & 04 Thirty-sizth-sts, , § house: + £3,000 10 $36,000. Indiana-av., betwoed - Twenty-olghth and Tairty-Tourth. sts., 14 houses and lots; §5,000to $18,500. Buraside-st., botween Twenty-eighthiand Thirty-sscond-ats., 7 homsed and lots; $3,000 to $6,000. OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—LOTS ON WESTERN- av., Polk, Taslor, and. Campbell-av., on terms to 20it to parties wishing to build. Inguire on promises: of GEO. CADWELL, or at 135 Sonth Clark-at., in bank. OF SALE-AT A BARGAIN, MARBLE, FRONT olfaxav., new -socond-st., casy tormse TEVE WING & 00, 55 Wabash-avs 5 FOI‘L SALE~GOOD LOTS ON ALL THE STREETS between Twenty-third and Thirt; ~nh\t.‘l;su., and bo- twoon S‘nm and Wallace. All out of fire limits. Perfect titles. A Warranty g"di(v' fi vory lmbfll ayment nmg e e A OB SALE-Suo: ONLY ¢t DOWN—WE HAVE the bost bargaiug in Iota for persons of moderata imeans; don't go out of tho city to buy a lot; we can sell Jom ong eonvenient to stroot-cars and businoss for $406. A.G. STOREY &SON, 145 South Clark-st., Room 8. OR SALE-TWO-STORY TRAME HOUSE, 13 ‘Twentioth-st., on lcased ground, 10 rooms, and modern | HENRY E. cat bargain. E.MARBLE, ovemonts; 3. orm 6. fm 1 Boarborn-at., JPOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-NORTHEAST, COR- nor of Jofferson and Doloven-ats. ; lot, 1031£3; par- tios wishing to improve. No monoy required down. - In- Quir at 185 South Clazk-st., in bank. JPORSALE_THREE NEW BRIOK; SWELLTRONT, Fronch roof, bascment housos, 11 rooms each, with all modorn imprévements, and tho best looking block in VVlcll. El\iainfl ;L;n;l bo sold lm’?huy terms and ;e? low rices, for taon, on romises, betweon Baifiha nud Wood, on Wost Monrozats OR SALE-30 GHOICE BUILDING LOTS, ONLY 3 | plocks from tho depoty ab Seuth Englowoad, | Prico i e £10 por year. Gall om o iats ofie. Chon: “THONPL. B3, S R gt plate 57 tho subdivision. abash-av. 4 JFOR SALE-TETORY AND BASEMENT BRICK bouso, all modorn mprovemeats, and lot S0xlas feot, corner Seminary-av. and Dunaingst.” SNYDER & LEE, 1 Nixen ‘Building, northoast cornor Monroo znd La- alle-st. OR BALE—{)+130 FELT, EAST FRONT ON SOUTE Jefferson:et., betweon” Hubbard aud Indisns-sts, BNYDER & LEL. No. 14 Nizon's Building, mortheast corner Monroy'and LaSallo:sts. OR SALE—150:I0 FEET, BAST FRONT ON JEF-. foraon-st., betweon Randolph and Washington.sta. SNYDER & LEE, If Nixon's Building, northeast cor- nor Monroo and LaSllo-sts. TO RENT--HOUSES. 0 RENT—OR EXCHANGE-7 BRICK DWELL- ings (now) coutheast corner Rush and Illinois-sts. Ona briok store, 2-story and basoment (new), x:3; will oDk, uppor. story, atore.toom, or basement separatoly. ApRlp o WAL 4, JOHNSTO § Hoom &, "Baebang Building, corner Clsrk and Washington-sts. O RENT-A LARGE BOARDING-HODSE, ON Soncty'Side, well lrcated, B, F, GLARKE £ CO! Room 4, Ortentil Build La Sailost. TOR T_THE TWO.STORY TRAME DWELLING iy 0 hicty frutat, comseniont to hors and steam- WANTED--MALS HELP. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &ec. TANTED—ON JAN. 1, BY AN OLD ESTABLISH. od wholesalo tea house, a Frst-clasa travelling saless v 1 and desirable trade, noother nied appls. Address, with LEROW, caro Carrive No. 11, salary will roferonces, xS Trades. STEADY COMPOSITOR. 5 t., 3884, m., OF by ANTED—A GO "Apply in person lotter, Addross Q 41, 0 RENT-NEW TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 15 Howo-st., hot and cold water. New 2-story and Base- ment brick hoases, 133 and 150 Howe-st. Tiwo-story framo Touso &5 Larraboe'st, “Six rooms o3 second foor, Larrs- bee, near Suphia All desirable, convenient to street cars and threo blocks from centro'of Lincoln Park. W. J. DAVIS, Room 1 §tone’s Building, 146 Madison-st. 0 RENT—COTTAGE, ON MILL, NEAR REUB] f., water, etc., S1U the J. ILBERT, 15 West Washingionst T o B9 6 RENT_COTTAGE ON DEERINGST. NEAR “Archer-av. cary, water, otc. . GILEERT, 123 West Washington-st. 0 RENT_LSTORY OCTACON-FRONT WOUSE, 28 ‘Also marblo- Cospr . 87 GO, 521 Madison-ste o Lont Btoro, 0 RENT_FURNISHED HOUSE OF 13 ROOAS, itk all modern improverseats, néar Union Parle of will rent house and scll furniture verycheap. KENNEDY & NEWELL, 59 West Madison-st. 70, RENT_X VERY DESIRABLE TWOSTORY house, containing 11 rooms, canveniont to st=am and borso cars, on Ellisav. T. 8. FITCH & CO., 157 Dear- Somnts 70, EENT_BOXTDING HOUSE, AXD PART OF tho furniture for salo; wall located at 102 Third-av. Coachmen. Teamsters. &e. Y ANTED — A SOBER, RELIABLE MAN A3 coachman, and to cars for tires aronnd house, &o. Apply st 198 Clark-st. WASTED-A ¥EW - COOD TROY SHOTTER ‘Takers at No. 27 North Caal-st., Chicago. 3 Misccllanéonus. ANTED—A MAN AND HIS WIFE FOR TEN- that nn;:ce. lrg: (gm 10 ‘:d“ m);alfl!, lrmilm; Mxxszmnfl + andoretands Bouie sad garden’ work, bear o oo choppers for Indiana. ANGELL & COAKER, 5 TWeat Randolpb-ate ANTED_M(EN FOR ALL LiRCE TOWNS T turing businoss, ouslly mansged: proits, 810 h‘s‘; dfl?’» SWIFT (in hl-lbnin'l). 33 V:ba:h-nn VW ANTEDONE SAN FOR GENTRAL TLLINOTS. ono for Southern Illinois, aad ons for Soushicrn Iowa, to travel and sell fancy dry goods by samplo for ono of tha Bostouses 13 Naw York.. Moo bat drst-ciats ozporl- oneed men nsc 3 ulars. call Bpod A BVANEY: 25 tne "Bilutnce” Houwse, Monday, Do, 2 botwaen 9 and 1 o'clock.. W ASTED— PARTIES TOOKING FOR INVEST. v TO RENT--ROOMS. RENT_THREE ROOMS ON WABASH-AV. . Sppotita th Fos: Ofico, cheap. J. 8. GOULD, 1 onrborn-st. 0 ment to call at Room 3§ Exchango, and seo the best thing ever inventod, a suro thing far live mon. VWASTED —WE OFFER THE BEST ISDUCE- o men out Soll onr goods. SMITH & WATTHORN, 114 (West Washingtoat- ANTED—A GOOD MAN IN EVERY COUNTY, to soll oae 130 corniabollor; largs Ladacemonts’ call and ozamine.” JONES & CO., 162 Wast Madison-st. 0 BENT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED rooms, {n brick block, 97 Soath Desplaincs-st., near Madfson. Apply on premiscs. * OKING FOR EMPLOYMENT I + 118 Washington-st., Room 55. Business logitimato; pays $25 per weck. 0 RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, suitable for ongor two; private dwelling. G4 Wa- Dash-av. Price modorate. To RENT—TWO FURNISHED AND TWO UNFUR- nished rooms, without board. Ingaire at 25 South Peoria-st- 0 RENT —DESIRABLE ROOMS, SINGLE OR en suife, in Parkor’s Black, at nosthedst corner Halsted aud Madison-sts.Apply at Room 42. 0, FENI_PLEASANT TURNISHED HOONS, ith modem gonvoniances, with or vithout board! &9 Wabash-av, O RINT—4 ROOMS SUITABLE FON HOUSE. oopiog, with water, pagtry, and closet. ADpiyat 55 South Cliaton-st. Y et o ot g Moo JIom: o o ia Oaatral and Norzhorn Tlfao To and &hwnllm Apply to WILLIAAS, m.LLEk & OLABTEAD. 121 Markot-st. “ ANTED-500 CHOPPERS, 100 HEWERS, TO make oross-ties. Good confractsto let. Kogser & Bagnell contractors. Apply to SHAW & WILSON, 2 ‘Wast Madison-st. a VWANIED - OANVASSERS FOR CHAMBERS' Bock of Days, a miscellany of popular antiquities in conpoction with the calendar, facluding ancedofe, biog- Taphy, history, curiositics of Litoratare, and oddlties of Human life nad charactor. Also, Chmbers' Encyelo- peedia and other Enb!kn: 7 J. B. Lippiacott & Co. Address 0.5, BURROWS, 86" Wentworta-av., Chi- oago, < {0 RENT-LOWER PART OF COTTAGE NO. 1457 Indianvay. Inquir st housoor 200 East Washing- ton-st. ; £17. 0 RENT_FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH ga8 and firo, at 8§ South Morgaz, noar Madison-st. Private fawily. 0 RENT— ROOMSFOR $5 PER MONTH, SUIT; S1e for laundress or samstross, Agoly o' JAS. T EAST SIDE OF FRANK- botwoon Like' and Randolph-sts. Alley on Lin-st. tho side. - SNYDER & LEF, 14 Nixon's Building, north- cast corner- Monroo and LaSallests. TOR SALE_MANUTACTURING LOTS, 0xIs0 FECT on Clinfon.at.," botwcen, Harrison and Van Buroa-ata. SNYDER & LRE 1f Nixon's Bulidiag, northesst cornor Monroo and LaSalle-sts. 5 OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE3 NEW HOUSES OF 9 ropms: several olosots; substantially bullt. Inquiro nk{lgl Jackson-st. = S £ [FOF SALB-ON BONTHLY PAYNENTS HOUSES of 6and 13 rooms on North and West 5\(’% Y«'lnfina from 92,300 to $3,500. WAIPPLE & McWHORTE South Desplaines-st- : 70K SALE_MARBLE FROST HOUSES, MICHL . Pr .+ octagon front; bay.windows; ca: T e A EEARG, G Wabssh: OR SALE_CEEAP_TO CLOSE UP BLOCKS 15, 16, 11, and 19, Seetion 19, 89, 14 Lots of Hesing, ‘Millenéll, Houry, Cathoring, and Qliston-sta batwacn “Ashland-a7. and’ Wovd-sts, 800 to cach. e Jots on Ashlaad-av., near Twenty-fecond-st., BLEW each. i JAMES STINBON, * - Room 8, 72 LaSalloat. (Magio Block). SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. - OR SALE—5 ACRESSPLENDID GR( AND A’ QR S eienis, o PR ANRAT €0.. 133 Lasullo-st. OR SALE—S ACKES PRAIRIE AT WASHINGTON Helght : o prairie at Washigton Holghts. 10 2 ::$ prairio at Washingron Heigbts, 40 acres prairio at Washington Hoights, Fospricosand e TRY \Rice & CO., Room 4, Oriontal Butlding, 153 LaSallo-st. N, 105 Twenty-second-st., in tho alteracon. 710 EENT T ROOAS, INCLUDING BATH ROO: ‘pleasantly located. At1% West Adams-st. 70, REST-3 WELL FORNISHED ROONS, BUTT- ablo for 2 or 4 young men. Will bo rented che: Apply on tho prefaiscs, 2{5 West Madison-st., up stairs: 70, BENT_NICELY FURNISEED ROONS, TOCA- tlon contral and pleasant, first-class accommodations. House has all modern improvements. _4S South Muy-st. O RENT_THREE PLEAGANT ¥RONT ROOMS and oloscts, “with water-aud gas, No. §20 West Lake- st anitsble for ousekooping, and i5 good ordor. ' Apoly to AL MAUGHAR, No. 116 West Mzaison-st. VW ARTED 0,06 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN A8 canvassers for Zaromba's ' Easy German:” to loaa Gorman withont 3 toackor at Tic a week (Ewo lensons) solls st sight. Call or addross CHAS. W. ZAREA(B, 47 Hubbard-court. "ANTED_MAN AND WIFE TO TAKE A BOARD: ing house; all cquipped: Full af boarders. Rens takon in"board. ' 20 West Adams-st. ANTED—FIRST-CLASS MINSTREL PERFORM- ¥ ers, doublo sang and d=nco men, also yoices to 6l a quintette, and good musicians th complete orchestra. Bpplyatior 10 & m. to GEOKGE 5. THURBER, &3 o st WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Domestios. ANTED—A__ FIRST-CLASS _WHITE WOMAN cook at HALL'S Restaurant, 192 Wes: Madizon-st. TANTED—A GOOD COSPRIENT GIRL TO wash and iron. Apply 2t 51 Abardzen-st. 0 RERT—6_ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR OF housa 791 Wost Madison.st. 8rooma on Taylor-st., near Cen‘re-av. 4 rooms on Jefforsoa-st., near Twelith. KENNEDY & NEWELL, 19 Wost Madison-st. O-RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISH “by the day, weok, ormonth at tho St. 133 Dearborn-it, by Atrs. J. W. JOHNSON. 5 0 RENT_ROOMS ABOVE STORE 8 ARCHER- av.,. two front rooms 810, and six back rooms $15. R GIVINS, 198 Wost Washingionst. TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o. 170, REST-OUR STORE, CORNER MONROEST, ond Michizan-av., 100 test squire, and well adaptod {ostorago of heavy goads. C. B BECKWITH & CO. . RENT_OFF)CES AND SLEEPING RCOMS 1N O e N ailaiug £ Moroo-sts - AVERY, MILLER & RIGDON, 113 Alonroo-st. 0 RENT—STORE—316 STATE-ST., RUNNING back to planked alley; jmmediato possession. J. L. DAVIS, 573 State-ste S 0 RENT-THE F¥INE STORE “ L above, alto warchouso in rear, No. 97 AND _ ROOMS, Twenty-second- T7OR SALES, 6 10, AND 2 ACRES FOR A FEW 4! dags at two-thirds 1ts value, closo to dopot and schoals, jpdpeer thoclty. M. A LAWRENGE & CO., Il ost ison-st. -~ F{OR SALE_AT AUSTIN. 5 FEET FRONT BY 166 feat deep to 20-foot alley, on Chostnnt-ar., botween Pinc and Wilow-nvs. A choico pioce. Wil sall less if wnated. Only 236 blocks from dopot. WISSON, PEIRCE & CO., 164 Clark-st. - Fon SALE-TIVE ACRES ON STONY ISLAND- av. “between Serontyithird and Soventy-foncth-sts. SNYDER E, 1 Nizon Bulldior, no ast corner SUCCESSEUL MA UFAOTURING BUS forals on account of sicknwsa : $2,:00 1o 5,00 ra- 3. Splendid opeming. KIMBALL'S ¢o., 1 st i CHANICS, ATTENTION~$354 LOT ~—~Choico of 630 lots in Whilford's Subdivixion, Soutu Chicago. Address or call ca J. W. GOETZ, 213 East Madison-st. - ; : AT, BOOT XD SHOE STORE YOI SALE . with a scoady cash trado. o B s, s Sowth Halmodwe o0 THOROUGHLY-FURK, A cilice, doing & Good, payiag busine3s, for salc, or will no-half Lnioriat to pazly Comporons (o manais it, o 5 for solling 15 too much Gther buslnoss to scténd 'Fibano ofhco. RESTAURANT DOING A GOOD BUSINESS Call at 533 State: IRST.CLASS RESTAURANT, SOUTHWEST COR-~ ner West Waslngton-at., Exchangs Building, to Fent. Tho furniture, ote, ali complote, Toady for busk- noss, for sale. Apply at Room 43, Exchanzo Building. 4L Oar, iND FUR STORE FOR SALL. HAV- ing two stores, in cxcellent locations, and one heing asmach as T cra dttond to, Ioffor one for salo at & bar-. Eein._Address A 70, Tribuno offico. “WILL SELL MY LARGE CONFECTIONERY AND restaurant at a great bargaing doing a largo business. Resson for selliag, busiacss in the country. Apply 315 Shash-ar. 3 ARE CITANOE FOR DUSINESS—ONGHALE OF L1 first-class and good pasing restauran for saie. Will izke $1,500 down aud balrnce un time, %o bo paid out of tihe profits of the business. For an {nterview, address Y %, Tribune offico. d ARE_CHANCE TOR_INVESTMENT. STATE rights for sale, of Harrls' patent rotery steam eaging and wrought-icon sectional boller: tho bost and choanost enging and boilor made; have boea fn oporation ovor thice years. £8 Market-st. TOCK OF GROGERIES FOR SALE AT 1§ PER el R T R e o or trads. A rave o fnvesthont. a- auice of WHIPPLE & MOWHORTER, 61 South Des: plaines-st. 15() WILLBUY STGCK AND FIXTURES OF LOY & good paying clgar stand. Addross G 10, ribune offics. FINANCIAL, 1 PORCHASE MONEY MORTGAGES WANTED. 3 CURRY & CO., 1 Txibuno Bullding. A3 PREPARED TO LOAN EASTERN FDNDS on Chicago roal estate in sums of not less than §5,000. ALERED “FANES” souitiven: comer Madison and tark-ats, ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF SLow ARD UP. R e T od motes bonght and sod: . LOWY, 611 Wabssheav. . NONEY LOAKED ON CITY REAL ESTATE, AXD houses on_leaced ground. Purchase money notes wanted. B. GROSSMAN, Room 1, 131 Sonrooat. N[ONEY TO LOAN ON CHICAGO PROPERTY FOR ON ;};II:S(:H“ of seurs. Money fnhand, "J. D. HARVEY, DatiE: ey o, o onay Gounts collocted, sold, or , epoodily and to ad- antigo, may address 2 2, Tribans olico. i TOCKS_10 SEARES REPUBLIC LITE INSOTL z2c0 o, for ale. Appla o . &. FIELD & Co., 151 Monroo-st., Room 1, Kent's Block. E WILL PURCHASE A LIMITED AMOUNT OF the Enterpriso Insnrance Co.’s policies at tho high- est rate if offercd soon. HATOH & LYON, Attornoysat Saiw, Room £ Stono's buliding, 195 Mladizon-at. VW ANZED L PIRSTCLASS PURCHASE MONEY notes. Apply at £20 State-st., Room 8. VW ANTED-TO SECURE BY FEB. 1, S1.000 TO 81,500 805 years on & No. 1Jown roal catate socurity. Ad- dress, statiog torms, Z 41, Tribuno office. ? 50057 REORT TINE, TOUGHT. 4. t ), PALMER, Jr., Brokor, ' Washington-st., 0om (JOR SALE—S2,700 WILL BUY A S-ROOM HOUSE nd 6 acres of land noar dapot: 60 minatos rile from WHIPPLE & MoWHORTER, 64 South Dos- {01t SALE—0 ACRLS, SOUTH SIDE, NEAR CITY, at extremely low dzuros. Satre trast, Titls Also, Tirst-class. 8. DELAMATER, cor Olark and Madison, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALR-TO STOCK RAISERS—A WELLIM- proved _farm of 20 acros within %0 miles of Chicago, £plondidiy arranged for stock-grewing: bas paid 10 per cant on price asked for it duriog past year. lnquire of B. F. CLARKE & CO., Room 4, {2 LaSalio-st. OR SAL;-ONE OF THE FINEST SUGAR PLAN- tatlons in the Stato of Lovisiana. See dsscription of tho Bringior ** Hermitago” Plantation in tho Now Or- leans Picasunc. - - OR SALE_OR_EXCHANGE_IMPBOVED FARM of ‘160 acres, 6 miles from Chicsgo. - Also gacdon Jormof 2 acres.” Tnquire ot 115 Washington-st., Room " REAL ESTATE WANTED. ABTED —SUBURBAN ACRE-PROPERTY IN exchange for fiva framo honses and 100 feet front on Calumot:nver moar Tweatrninthet.g ronts pay 10 gingt.“u“";L D PALMER & 0.y Toal Estato; No. 16 HORSES AND CARRIAGES. UCTION EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY OF horses, wagons, carriages, barness, and sleighs; a lot 3 countey’ Befaes for 4alS Shoan. irom 000 131560 ouinds: good stabling 10r slooks money Advance Eoods loft in my chargt, 421 Stato-ste 1. O, BRIGGS: VIANIED-TO RENT_A SUITE OF3 O s UNTUR, ‘nished rooms, east of State, and withia five bfocks of Tureats.cocond-st. or without board; bast of refor- encos given. Address B 76, Tribuns offica. VANTED_TO RENT—BY A NO.1 TENANT, 8 Y jocdrooms for hupackosping for tmall family o i F zo0mms 1A somo of tho maw blocks Eotho barmed distrlot. Addvoss or 6ol on LACEY & FAY, 119 Dearborn.s FANTED—TO RENT_ROOM, WITH OR WITH- V¥ “out board, betwoen Sixtecaiti and Twentioth-sts.. weat of Michigan-av, Address, with price, C &, Tribuna cffica. f i W ANTEDTORENT_A FURSISAED TOUSE I8 ‘s centrul locality, cithor Suuth or West Side, wiih all modern Appointments: musy contatn at least 10 fooms, . and be fulls furnished. Party can give ample ruferences. Hdaross 1 7, Tribuns offce- ANTED-TO RENT OR BUY, OR TO RENT with privilege of purchase; a water-power flouring mill Baving's coplaliy 5 ot 20 hareCls: mast be in o punaiss oeder, ad at & polat hating £0od shippin ;:cmq‘g 8 wheto whoat 18 casily obtained. Addross . Tribags offe BOARDING AND LODGING 5 Wost Side. - ‘38 AND 40 WEST MADISON-ST., OPPOSITE Sherman Houso—6lngle rooms, with board.. 181 SOUTE MORGANST_ONE LARGE FUR- O.L alafied room to rent, with board: alio & siaglo room.. . 931 WEST _VASHINGION-ST. ~ PLEASANT room to rent, with board. 406 Lo, MADISON-STFIRST TLOOR: & 2UD towdas-boartors wanted No. 1 boardia a - 4] 3 WEST MADISON.ST.—A' FEW YOUNG gontlamen can be accommodated with comforta- ‘ble rooms and board. , and < 5 2 LEV'S, comer Randoiph and Mayats, "o 2 OR SALE_A LARGESIZED WORK HORSE, AT PR R g Al g b g ¥ T Romeo," BROWK'S ‘Livery Stable, 452 Wost Madl- nat, OR SALE_LIGHT .AND WEAVY -DELIVERY I ~wwaigons also, one pair of bobs suitablo for expross or light truck wagon, at 361 South Canal-at. OR_SALE-SI®—HORSE, BUGGY, AND HAR- noss; horso alone worthi tho monoy. Ingquire No. 311 Wost Twelith-st, = > RORSATE—A FINE T-YEAR OLD, STVLISH, AXD 1 emls caerlacn Rorss, loather top sty bugiy, ada . chosp for canb. o exchan . Sosdse '3, B AMBROSE, 108 Deotborarst.” - o 07 OR SALE—A (30) THIRTY-PASSENGER SLEIGH: c‘mmc:'slm. T5Rhiro wE bk stabls o ness of NouS b’ Ah.msn_‘oh,ws%vxmzlis;m DS SENERAL ousawor] 2 smal risato family. i reforonces, to 3t W ost Montvo-ste L UANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- ) Apply.at 26 West Adams-st. NTED—GIIL TOR GEZNEIAY, HOUSEWORK, o0d cook, washer, and ironcr. - Family small. s 3 VW ANTED—GOOD GIRL FOR GENLRAL HOUSE- ‘work in a smiall femily : must come well rocommend- ed._Apply at 467 Vesy Madison-st. 5 ANTED—A TIRST.CLASS PROTESTANT GIRL to cool, wash, and irvn, a¢ 713 Michigan-2 ANTED-A GOOD GIRL_TO DO GENERAL bousoivork. Apply at 1268 Wabash-av. TVARTEDA GIRL 10 COOK, WASE, ron._Apply at 12 Wabash-av. . Miscellaneous. VWANTED—A LADY TO ACT AS MATRON, T0 tako chargo &f tho femalo department of a peral i stitation. Must be capablo of governing the inmaies and managing the work, Thg right peson wlll nnd 2 pormanent situstlon and good salary. A lady of refino- ment and ploasing address, will baadmitted into tha . priacipal's familly.” Addréss PRINCIPAL, Tribuno ottice. "ANTED-10,000 LADIES canvassers for Zarcmba's loarn Germaa without o teacher at licn wee a0n): clls as sight. Call or address GLIAS. \ EMB3, 47 Hr b - labbard-court. AND AND GENTLEMEY AS ““Fasy Gormany ‘washors, and four lzonérs, Warces, S0 thoss who understand treir businces, No sarubs need apl. WILSON'S Graad Central Ladadss, No. 7 and atea AT ANTED-FOUR INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADIES to_solfcit for a tow and nopuiar brok. Fxpensos ald. J. A. OWENS, Star Hotul, 97 West 3adi SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE, Bookkeepers, Clerks, &e. ITUATION WANTED—AS WEOLESALE HARD- ‘ware salasman; eight years' experience; now witua finl-clawusg n lhls'd{iv last two nn'?{unz-‘}llliywu S IS, i semnt or o ceming TTUATION WANTED—_BY AN EXPE Boot aud shioe man In tho wholésale trade, to 1n tho city; can horseand wagon. A Tribuns otfica. TITATION WANTED—_AS SALESMAN IX SOME hardware house; or will travel for sams goud stove firm. Can give good roferenco and security. Address I 20, Tribuno office. Trades. TTUATION WANTED_BY. A FO. 1 ST rage, cozch,car, and wagon painter, scroller, ‘strtyer, gilder, and varnishér; no objection to laaving the city} Tefereiice to last employers, E. D. Ely & Co., 213 Weap Lakost. Call and sce simple of work, of addross PAINTER, oaroof E. Perrigo, 20 West. Randolph-st, for ona w = SEGAIION WARTED AN EXCINELE WHO HAS hiad eloven sears’ expiriznce, sod can glve” At clasa refrzonces, desires & situaticn. ees T. J. BRYER- N, No, 34 Fifth-av. P TIUATION WANTED—BY A BUTCHER, IN A& slaughter-honso or in packing-houso; a young Scotchs man, who understands his business. Address J. K., 113 West Lake-st. Coachmen, Teamsters, &o. TTUATION WANTED-TO DRIVE A PRIVATE carriage, by an A No.'1 hand; sober and indastrions German); understands’ all his dutics. AdcressF 69, ribuna office. s SITUATION WANTED_IN' A PRIVATE FAILY, by a sobor and industriaus German coschman, Plenty of experienge : acquaintad with the cicy. dress P B, 27 North Clark-st. Miscellaneouns. TTUATION WANTED-BY A MARRIED MAN OF steady babits sad gued moral charactar, -in a place whero oe can make himsclf genarzlly usefal; speaks rp40 2nd English, and writcs & gnod hand. Beatof city weforeuces givon. Addross G 81, une office. QITUATION WANTED—TO TAKE OARE OF A team and do chores round 2 house, by a young man, 91 sears of ages. Call 2717 South Canal-st, - Roference. Ad- SITUATIONS WANTED--FEBJALE Seamstresses. TTUATION WANTED-A COMPETENT DRESS- ‘maker wonld liXe a fow moro famiifzs to sew for by. the day or week. Apply at 517 South Stata-st. TFOR SALE_VERY CEEAP, NEW AND SECOND. hand catters and sleighs at'Grand Cantral Stables, 87 and 39 Fourteont! - LEIGHS-THE FINEST PORTLANDS IN THE S CONNELLY S, Carotnag TR fannf; Wosk Adams-st. A palr of hoats Lobs for bus oF b slofghs. LUTGRST SIBIGHSIWE HAVE A LARGE ok of business.and pieasas X Tow prices.” FLEFOHE ERTARE CEENEYR atdes W ANZED IO EURCHASE A FATR OF 31 3 SPADIDING & MERRIOK, 4015 Rivorap e W e ATED SR . exchan timo bapor. "Address W 10, Teiouss alc. oo & and fice. PERSONAL, PpERSONAL_LETTER, RECEIVED. 1 ALWAYS trasted that party under protost, only for tho asalst- Bncowo oftennceded. Bo discrect enough tomaintain tho old {ri_ndship to avoid that porson’s malice. Contide in no ono. ~ Do always on your guard. I am {rie toyou. Lot all your actions havo feference to myreturn some day. X remnin ulways yourown ¥ O B. G N ILRAD. PERSONAL — TRIORNATION WANTED ~ OF Tdward Jones, son of Edward Jones, Mount Pleasant, Racine County, Wis. When last heard from, ho was stop- ing with Francis Formas, No. 403 North Lovec:st. Bt. %‘ou vfo Auy fofomation concoroing [ wil b antifully zecolved by his pereat Fosn ARD SORES, odve of Veughan & Williaws, Ttacine, 1Vis. [ATORSTATION WANTED OF K. J. ALEXANDE] a yonuz man about Mor ) years of aga. When las| Beard from was in Kansos City, Ao, ~Any information concerning him that can be given will bo kindly received. Address No. 220 Michigan.av., Chicago. 3. B. WEL ?ISCELLANEOTUS. S i THOME AT S135 AN ACRE GAN BB HAD 1 hooniclaits of s Somthortel Gotong of Cori ey atber i indtucemonts oforod. o prcticswiihing fo b b e, Addresa-or cail on GILL& : Ro. 111 East, Madison-st. L AWK, Ageals, GCOUNT,_BOOKS "OFENED, ULOSED, OF AD: usted. - Posting dono ove oy Gradiress G. L BELL, r., 100 Wast Lakeste o Ot USINFSS INTERESTS SOLD. PARTNE 3 B Lotk mocatisted Bignet shhat oy Tequiring S0 to $5,000. KIMBALL & CO., Genoral ANTED TO BUY A GOOD STRGNG BUGGY AND saddle horse, by WAHL BROTHERS, 128 Michi ganav. Call between 9 and 10 o’clock in the morning. PARTNERS WANTED, . ARTNER' WANTED —TO _F! papmy by 1l health, 4 pmmu’;';"mfiffimfi ash Teqvired, 81,300, Witk roforence. 650 Siatest., Ted PARTRER WANTED_WITH 160, IN A GENTREL ‘cash business, pasing sovoral bundred dallars monthi- i5. 116 East Washington-st., Room 23 PARTNER WANTED—WITH 1,000, TO TRAVEL and cstablish agonts for the salo of an article that has Raid over 15,000 {n tho last 3 years, Room. S, 17l Eest ARTNER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF EXOEL. lent business” qualifications wiskes to favoet $6,000 2F 35010 some $o0d legitimao busticss. No attention 16 cafawmunications ot glving kind of business aud name. Addrees in contidonto, 1 3, Pribvno olfico. PARTNER WANTED_WITH FROM S:.000 70 35,000, to fakie an {ntecest in A sash, door, andblind ‘businoss in this City, baving s very extensive and paying cily and country tradlo, This s an excellont opening for 2 pariy wishing (o tallo control of uch < business. * Ad- dross PARTNER, cara of Bowles' Advertising Agoncy, 29 Clark-st., Chicig ) location an Sou e , 0 quired. Address K 60, Tflhllnlu oflig:. > B oanlal re: PA NER WANTED—A ODMPETENT DRESS. W ‘;nager, with a littlo money. Address L O M C, 446 Brokers, 171 Madigon-ut, 2l - Room 4. 7EEP OUT THE COLD, WIND, RAIN, SNOW, ARTNER WANTED W1 NET 5, 1\And dust; savos ono-balf tho fasl, WILLIAM P i.nnwnll-vaylnzbnnnnsa?j;“mgléi'\ifl&%.flk@ ERIETTS givds personal sttention, to putting o5 weaifior | Gress, with mamo and rosidence, § 35, Trlbane afic smmwlym‘endad\o, nd tatiateetich gissenteod: plesse ARTNER WANTET--WITH $2.500 CASH TO ACT rop moa line. W0 THOUSAND GOLD ARD SILVER WATCHES, aiencley, ete, for salo aubalf tho usual prics, Auctioh o 2 13dgos. . Blsishisy sfloailock of aoredsamd pladjos. .8 TV ANTED-ALL GOGD WOOD-AVOI G -‘V chine hands on sash doors, blinds, molding: flluicr- tugs, and farniture to attend & meeting to be heldin \!c;;u?afll;s Hall, SD?EnIEh“l-%xlslefl-s)r, bn:fl:é. tha 2%, at 2 o'clock, promp! nsibess cf {mportatds 1o all. JOHN PRENTERGAST, Brey o Working Machize Haads oAt el e ood ¥ A IED=A MEDIUN-EIZED SAFE, WITH & 3 by ar f chy G Al e e BROE | cashier, ofu., for a money-making, travelling his- ine 1,000 10 43,00 weckly profits sure. Avply ‘to D, GorkDRINE w:y‘iflxmn 3k, 35202d oor. DIVUHCES, 62 W'EflnmADAlls«ST.—L'DNE LARGE Rg‘m{. con jaw_ca 3 4 Hob and.culd water; aad closot; alsb one singld room, with . bosrd; house now and modors, location andtablo No. 1. WO _YOUNG MEN OF GOOD HABITS CAN ‘hear of & good homo in a privato family near Union Park. Addross Z 44, Tribuns office. Sounth Side. 4.3 FIUBBARDCOURT_NEW BOARDING HOUSE: first class board, with room, $5 to $6 por wack, with so of plano. _Day board, 34; - O] THIED-AV. NEAR THARRISONST FUE- nished rooms, with or withodt bosrd ; sery casap. 387 WABASH-AV.—HALF A BLOCK FROM Post Office, Bozrders zccommodatod. 554 (WABASEAY, — NEWLY TURNISHED front rooms, with Doard, for families or gentle- oo, hoated by furnaco; hot a0 cold water e BOARD WANTED, i saltare, Ploaty 0 Saceaoy: ARSI DS vaice culturo, piano, oF Larmony, TEACHER, carc of Lycn & Heaty, b OARD_COMFORTABLE ROOM _AND BOARD wanted by eingls gentlemenwithin ter minutos’ walk of Halsted and Hurrison-sts., not to exceed $10 per weck. Addross B.37, Tribuno offic LOST AND FOUN! OST-THURSDAY, 19TH - INST. A LARGE ‘brown settor hunting dog. A liboral reward will ba ‘paid for his roturn to 1023 Waba: OST_SEAL SKIN CAF, EXCHANGED BY s ‘take atn party on Michigan-ar. i Addross B 55, Kribans olicge 1o L hurdar nizht. OST—A SEALSKIN BOA, BETWEEN CONGRESS- of, and Lake-st, bridge; $5 ruward if rofnmed fo of- Heo of Clerk of U, §. Coarts, Ropublio Life Building. - TRAYED OR STOLEN_BLACK MARE, WITH 'white face and two whito hind feot, gold mountad har- Boss,vith new birck cutter, withgold stripe, from noac tha coraer of Eldrldgo-court and \Vabash-az,, about 7:3 fast avoning. A liberal roward will bs paid to the finder by WM, 'L, PIERCE, of Wm. H. Sampson & Co., 14 LaSallo-at., Ouls Block. STRAYED-OR STOLEN_ON THURSDAY NIGHT, 9th inst., from the Chicago Roofing Compaay's baras, 183 LaSalle’st., two long-horned Toxs catt e, ono brows nd ono tpookitd brown and white, A Liberal roward aiv. o for information leading ta thelstofura, J. W, FORD REN UP—3 WAITE COW, WHICH THE G- ‘er can haye by paying cos:. corner Augusts and Lia- colnSiae at HERMAN WILAEY SEWING MACHINES, ROVER & BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES. GEN- ‘eral oftice, 150 Stato-st. Branch ofiice, 973 Wabush- av, Persons having old Grover & Baker sewing maciines ¢ invited to czIl and see tha now improsements and bear athing to their sdvantage. - QINGEL_SELECTEOR YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENT good Siager machine: payments easy; the old stand, 213 South Halsted-st.; open evenings. > INGER'S NEW IMPROVED SEWING MAGHINES —Gentlemon wishing to mako thelr wives or daughters Chrlstmas prosontsof one of thess colebrated macoines, will please addrens L. P. GARRETT, Ageat, 313 Fuiton. st., and ho will call on you. . INGFR SEWING MACHINES_ODFIGE OF NIGH- SIDEET PIERSGN, 1 Sonth alstedats; machinn s01d of rented on easy monthly payments, aad Work girea red. ‘whare required ; machizes repal VWEEELER, £ WILSON SEWING BIAGHINES, w imoroved 01d or zantn t payments. BURNHAM & FLANNERY, iy, Aeomy Miscellaneons, ITUATION WANTED-DY A YOUNG LADY who {3 3 platn writer, as copyist in an offics. - Addros:- G20, Tribune office. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED_ONE GOOD MAN IN A i the Daltod Soates Saacidth b Pl .chino starter, which is tho best selling strachment in tha ‘markot. Itwill positizoly start the machins in the richt way without removing the hauds from tha work while sewing: also prevents the machine {rom running or start. mSn“fkw, . _Sainplo seat on recoipt of 125, . G. W, CUOK & CO.,’ Room 8, 135 Clark-st. A few o men wanted. > A ¥ GENTS WANTED — PROFITABLE A ATZR iR et Jestom o i Fa Rolicit orders for tho colcbrated fwproved Backeye Shute. tib Sowing Machine. Ststch allks o both sides,. To Wi -fson-st. - stitch, bem, fell, tuck, cord, bind, braid, gather, sud rufile,—and'sew from the fincit paikisook to boaver over~ coatings and leather, For further partical; EA"ilmxmmg'ou GO e iad, Onto, 00 uls; Mo GENTS WANTED—310 TO 313 A = 2x0 making It it mygoods: they BaYoASnR Fith evory femily, and pay s lncgs prods therafors o are . Samy . M, LIN. TON, 6 West Monrost., Chicrgo. o o [GENTS WANTED—LADIES © AT s s or oreme 3 agencs for an articlo (al artidloia the market. Call sat ses e e KHOWLED _AGENIS WANTED_FOR ONE OF THE GREAT- est labor-saving Inventions everinvantad. 87 to 313 o lay can b posititely mado., Capital Q. & 3.0, " Address ely S BUBD & GO% Datmatty e ¥OR SALE. OR S4LE_THE PATENT RIGHTS FOR SIM ey 00s Ulvorsal Doovapring a3 Simpson's Bedstaad: 3 anafacturors IRON HrRS WEENGY, 15 Sonth Blaskar Bopm o1 JroR site-Tva COUNTERS, SHELVING, AXD two show cazes At Low prices, - Inquizo 254 West Msd- T 5f BALE-PASS FROM GHICAGO TO NEW £ "York via Pennsylvania Central; good uatil Dec. 313 Rgiceoplhs Addross W K O, oare Bond & Chandler, g ost Washington-st. main ofico 339 Woat Madicon:ss. branch 950 Wabestear TO EXCHAN T, 0 EXCHANGE S o= ICR WATCHES, beel s, oc amssning oF vains, 103100 eur oh o Teet, o, 1601160 feot Prairio-a,, 31515 fiear South Oblearo, 4 lots en Lincoln. av., Gon f5i3 i Corlew, 10]ots ia Crown Puiat, 180 acres o Duitanaa Co., Thir J.F. LATSHAW, 79 Dearborn-st., e o - B ar) OR SALIE-.S IY&ARS' szersn$ OF Alemfl. 2o paylog S0 A year 30 two Haom nen oncupiad. inmaies i Bobm 4, 18 Hadison ot = TOR SALE—A NEW_LOT OF SHOP WARE FOR A heap. Bottles with glass labels. T e ehiuer Harbine st A Lo NEW AR MACHINERY. 84631 Clentre-nv., corner R e R e A @ site, 17 New] ca'lxfl'w'ikllq,ln‘a%r :i“fl":' w‘lu“ 'n“?;‘t {;fi:&fi 55 - will Fay pArs Fanco for & bars, ELRERS Roo s Exchaes Suilame. TVOROBS LEGALLY OBTAINED. FEE ] BN R R ‘courta of Chicago, _Address P. O. Box CLAIRVOYANTS. RS, T. J. LEWIS, RELIABLE CLATRVOYAN &%mmh ‘and’ modicai moding, No, FERRS | B o R AR MUSICAL. FO_“ SALE—-AT A BARGAIN, A FIRST-OLASS 1 Tootaso plasoforts; can bo sosn'at No. 1aa West Aad- IANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT—ONE CHICK- Er‘e;lzng, with earved IESI!: Dzrl‘un!, :Elg‘m‘onc £73. F?& i s Ehizhas Plags Bo. 19 PRESTON. SALE-TWO ENGINES, Iixen, R AN OB e fan; 1020 Joft Band 16558 tlght whad. “Fup bollers, 18 footlong, 44 inchee diamoter, -2 16-inch flucay 1, 18 soet long, 48 inches diametor, - ach flges; 1, 13 foot long, 4 jaches diametor, 4) é}ng Tobes; "Afl' feet smoter, n 3 “Addcess J. O. BOWSER & CO.. ¥ars Wasno, long, work, Ind. EOUSEHOLD GOOQDS. R %fimflmfi&gfi EMSGOY SK&I‘OOTJS' on State:st. otz B A, H. BCLEAR, 85 Wabatheay, b‘f{v" *