Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1873, Page 7

THE STATE CAPITAL, Yesterday’s Proceedings in the Illinois General Assembly. : Gevernor Palmer's Message Orderad I i £ H T e — = T D R N T L CHRR S SR S (PR S S et L Printed After a Long Debate in the Senate. § G | (e The Railroad Question Under Consid- eratlon in the ffouse. Spestal Despatch to The Chicago Tritvune. THE PRINTING QUESTION. gymrxarELp, 1L, Jan. 16.—Tho printing ques- o came up in the Senate, when Mr. Short, from the Special Committoe on Governor Palm- or's Message, reported in favor of printing 5,000 copies in English and 2,000 in German. 3r, Hsmpton moved to strike out 5,000 and insert 2,000, which was lost, and then moved fo strike out the German. Mr. Sheldon contended that it wesunconstitutionzl to print in any but the oglish language, r. Archr, of Piko, thought whst wes onco done could bo done sgain. Tho two Comstitutions were the. same. Mr, Wait resd from the old Consti- tnon to prove that its leoguage on the subject of printing was similar to tho new Constitution, and, es printiog in German wss done under thie old, it conld not be uncon- gtitutional under the new. Any wey, ussgo had sanctionod tho custom. What had the Senator from Chempaign to sy to that? Mr. Sheldon considered it o poor argument, sud thought that, bocause tho old Constitution was trampled upon by former Legislatures, thers was noreason by tha present Constitution, which was adopted to remedy defects in its prodecessor, should be violatod. Mr. Waite still thought cus- tom had established tho rulo, . Tho object of printing was to disseminato’ information Thero wes & large number of German voters in bis district. Nino-tentha of is voters were Ger- mans. Lfit was good to print in English, it was Food toprint it in German. Thore might o o hestion 18 to whether it cught to be printed at I. Ho wanted to sond copies to his German friends, 80 that they right studs it _in their na- tive language. He hoped and trusted they would print in” German. Mr. McGrath bad also Ge, Fian-Amorican constituents, who would foal in- Fultod by the presumption that they could not resd English. It was special logislation to print In Gemman. Why not also print in French, Ttalian, Swedish, snd Irish if they pleasod # Did hot ths Irish troops fght mobly _in ihe last campaign. The motion was & compli- ment fo 8 class of citizons who desired no such istinction. Printing in German wzs not one of 1o inducoments offored Germans to come to ‘America. Ho did not know Gormans from Irish in this country. Hu supposed they were all ‘Amoricans, and, it not, they should be. Schools ero furnished to teach English, which was the langusgo of the country, and should bo recog- nized 88 such by tho Legislatme. The motion 1o strike out was lost by 8 to 18, and the print- ing was orderod. NATLROAD MURDERS. Abill introduced by Scnator Yaeger interests railrosd companies, in that it contemplates the smendment of the law of 1853, by which dam- sgea in casen of persons killed are limited to £,000, and leavos it discretionary with the jury sl tho amount of dameges, which may be un- RIVER DMPROVEMENTS. Mr. Burke's_resolution, looking to the jm- provement of Western rivers, was Teferred, with- out debato, to the Commitfec on Canals and Rivars, after tho Wsbssh and Galena Rivors wero indexed, and Peoria and Pekin placed on the list to scnd delogatos. The Senators rather mado fan of tho rosolutions, Thon the Seuste votod to sustain tho Constitution, by voting dowa 2 resolution of Mr. Short to print $00 copies. DETAILED REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS. SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 16, J - SENATE. x PETITION. . Tho PRESIDENT prescnted a petition from the Farmers' Convention, held at Bloomington, eoucerning a postponement of the collection o texcs, Referrod to the Committco on Rovenuo. . B NEW DBILLS. Dills were introducod as follows: By Mr. NICHOLSON—Providing” for the ap- pointment of Surveyors. : By Mr. HINCHOLIFFE—Amending the Prac- tico act; also, a bill providing for the sapport of merried_women. .By Mr. PALMER—Providing for the survey of tmebips. & By Mr. GREEN—To print tho sixth voluma of thio Geological Reports. Ty Mr. PALMER—Regarding coubty bound- aries, Fy - By Alr. NICHOLSON—Rolating to township tion. Ty 3r. BTONE—Regarding forciblo entry aud detainer. > By Mr. SAGE.—In favor of the Governor ap- pointing . Thomas Caunon Justice of the Peace m :;xm Chicago, vice Qwen Dougherty, do- ces The Senate confirmod him unanimously. -y . SOLDIERS’ BOUNTIES. B consent, o bill passed by the House of Rep- tesantalives in regard to the Soldiors' Bounty Land bill, now pending in Congross, was taken tp, and, by a vote, unanimously concurred in. SENATORIAL ELECTION. By consent, & concurrent resolution providing for & joint session of both Houes on Jen. 21, st boom, for the purposo of clocting o United i2i08 Sonator, was road, and, tho-rales being tuspended, passed. o TAX COLLECTIONS. ‘The rales wero suspended, aud a resolution of Benator Henry, requesting the Committee on Revenuo to roport n bill to extend the time for ke colloctiop of taxes, adopted. ; THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE. Byconsent, Senator START, of the Commit- tecto whom' was_rcferred Governor Palmer's message, reported in favor of printing 5,000 typiea of tho samo in English and 2,000 in Ger- map, -and- of referring the subjects therein trested {0 aporoprinte committees. The ques- tion of printing the message in other than the English language provoked much discussion. An amondment by Senstor N, to riat onl 2,000 capics in English, was defeatod = 8vota of 16 to 38. His amendment to strike out all in relatica to foreign lsngunges was de- {fita’!dlf 8 vote of 18 t0 29, the Secratary calling Gt Hampton, Patterson, Heary, Reynolds, Jacobe, Sheldon, g;ey. Rehoe, Strong, oln 3icGrath, Thomyson, reen, Kicholson, Wilcox—18, NATS. {.ZEL!-', Fe Starne, 4 Glen Stecle, Brocks, Gun Ugton, Erom, Hincheliffe, Waite, ke, Hundley, Ware, Palmer, Warren, m Bandford, Williamsor, T, Sheppard, Xaeger, Duatce, Start, Youngllood—29, ABSENT. f:nlngbm, ¥W§'ny, ‘Whitney. or h"l‘hue of the Committee was concurred and the Senate adjourned until 2:30 p. m. AFIERNOON SESSION. BIVER DIPROVEMENTS, ;:e Senete mctrgmnaut to adjournment. B e ial order was the consideration of taior Burke's resolution for thy improvement of Western rivers. < mfi%flw ARCHER moved the postponement of b eration of the resolution until Wednes- = the 29th inst., at 2 o'clock. -Lost. The . Ffig’:fi;fl u‘ndesde_d by lddd.én;i;c the cities, and Quincy, and to the rivers, the W:-hr:h snd Galena Rivers. & i ‘; motion of Senator VORIS, the resolution, Cihended, was referred to the Committee on Anals ang 5 iver Improvement. _ BILLS OX FIRST READING. Benate Lill 58, to amend tho law on township URwization. Reforred to the Committos on ca&um“ and Township Organization. b 4o bill 59, in rolation to forcible entry and ticary Referred to the Committee on Ju- PRESENTATION OF RESOLUTIONS. dflgmm NICHOLSON—To print 500 copies o rules_of this House, the Standing Com- Hilees, and the joint rules of Senate and the oo The rules’ were suspended to consider s'm%qnném fored b to offored a substitute to ine 158 new Constitution. Lost. i By geeaolution wes adoptee. nator TAEGER—A concurrent resolution .Was harmonious ittructing our Benators and Congressmen to vote for tlie_bill now pending in_Congress to secure discrimination in freighta. Special order next Thursday. By Senator WATTE—Requiring_Senators to indorse upon resolutions the Committee to which they wizh them referred. Laid over un- der the rule, ey 3 By Senator CUSEY—Authorizing the employ- ment of an extra puge. e The rules were xusrended to consider the res- olution, which was adopted. By Scoator SHORT—To print 800 ccpies of iho new Comstitution. Rules suepended, and the syes and nocs on tho adoption of the resolu- véllon called for, the vote resulting syes 12, noes Belain, Short, rooke, ptos, Burns, Wileoz, Canficld, Ferrell, Browar Saamres Caisey, Btecle, Castle, Strong, Commiinge, Thompson, CunningLain, Ware, » Do iuison Qlenn, * Yaeger, Green, Younghlood—31. Tempkn, ADIOURNMENT. On motion of Benator Huntley, adjourned until to-morrow, at 10-Fclock a. m. ) HOUSBE. RIVENCE 7 : fr. TAY, from tho Committeq on Eevenue, reportod a substitute for the various bills tnat have been introdnced for the extension of .the time for collecting tho taxes of 1872. Tho sub- stitute fmnm an oxtension only to March 1, in- stead of April 1, as psked for in tho onginal bill. Tho Committeo were of the opinion that z longer oxtension would derange the- ontiro machinery- for the collection of taxes, and in chis opinion they wers ang%’tefl b{‘lhu Auditor's office.” Messes. BRADWELL and JOHNSTON rajsed and argued the point that the substitute was not constitntional in the matter of amending with- out citing the section so amended in full. Messrs. HAY and ROUNTREE argued that the constitutionzl requirement wes complicd with in tho preamble, which sot forth at length the sections to bo amended. The bill was read s first timo and ordered printed. NEW_BILLS. Billa wera introjuced 2s follows : By Mr. ALEXANDER—To provide for punish- ing criminals who plead insanity. e y Mr. CRONKITE—In relation to the can- collation of doeds and mortgages; also to aunul village and city charters. By Mr. GRAY—1In relation to fees and sala~ Taies. - By 3z, HARVEYTogulating tho time for holding town moetiny : By Mr. POLLOC! relation to jurics. . By Mr. QUINN—Tolamond tho act concerning conveyances. By Mr. ROUNTREE—Authorizing Circuit Judges to hold Courts in other than their Judi- cial Districts, and providing paymont for the samo. By Alr, BEUMWAY—To oxempt homestends | and other property from forced gale under exo- cution. By Mr. THORNTON—To amend tho act con- comm}ficonveyuc:a. By Mr. TRUITT—To remove judgment from Justices of the Pence to Circuit Courts. RATLROAD CIARGES. Afr. CASSEDY iutroduced & joint resolution requesting Sonatora and Representativesin Con- gress to favor .tho passago of a law regulating railroad and transportation comprnies, and pre- venting railrosd companies from making unjust dieerimination in charges. % ¢ Afr. BRADWELL hoged the resolution would be referrod to the Committee on Railroads. Boveral gentlemen objocted to the referemce. The House was ready to vote upon it now, was o question that had been discussed in the public pross, and there could be no oppssition to 1t. i Mr. HOPKINS moved to lay the resolution upon the table. Lost—nays, 1543 yens, 9. “Mr. BCANLAN thoughi {hat the gentlemen should have come propared to vote for sucha mensure, The motion to refer -was lost—yeas, Mr..Bradwell ; noes, all the other members. _}r. SHERMAN moved the provious question, on the motion to refer. Lost. AMr. WESTFALL moved s reference to the Committee on Inland Commerce and Ware- bouges. . . 8 Mr. BALLOW moved the previous guestion. Ordered, and reference lost. Mr. CASSEDAY moved_the previous question on the resolution. Orderod. Tho yoas snd nays were demsnded. Tho resolation wWas adopted—yess, 125; nays, 15. Those voting 1o were Aloxander, of Crawford; Anderson, Bishop, Edgar, Dunham, Flanders, Halpin, Jackson, Jessup, Kann, McShorran, Oberly, ‘Bogers, Scott, Smith, Sylvester. SENATORLAL ELECTION. . The Sexate rosolution setting Tuesday next a8 the day for the clection of United States Sen- ator was received. A LEAVES OF ABSENCE. Bome dozen leaves of abscnce wera granted. Adjourned till to-morrow at 10 o'clock. = Consolidation and Incorporationes= The Next State Fair to be Ifeld at Peoria—-Legal Advertising. Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. SeniNgriELD, IH., Jan. 16.—The cortificate of consolidation of the Danville & Rosedale Rail- way Comprny with the Evanaville, Torro Hanto & Chicago Railroad Company was filed with tho Becretary of State to-day. Articles of incorporation of thoe Arkansas Valley Land Company were also filed. The ob- ject of the corporators is to trade in Arkansas 1ands, and do & homestead and emigration busi- ness. Capital, $100,000, or 8100_per shere, for twenty-five years. Corporators, Wobb, of Cairo; Hand, of Sandoval; Cooper, of Centralia, and Bothwell, of Bloomingion. ‘Also tho Nows Lotter Printing Cbmpany filed articles. " F The Board of Agriculture this morn- ing took up the special order for 10 o'clock, and examined proposals from the Citios of Decatur, Peoris, and Ottaws, for the location of the Btate Fai After the claims of each place had been fully presented by represcutatives from ench city, tho Board went into. seasion with_closed doors, which resulted in the location of the Fair at Pooria, commencing on Monday, Sopt. 15, and continuing one week thereafter. Springfield was not s competitor. The vote stood: For Peoris, 10 ; Ottawa, 53 Decatur, 3. Thero was considerablo. disappointment felt on tho part of tho delogation from Ottaws, for the reason that extensivo preparations were made last fall, involving much expense, for the benefit and use of the State Fair, and that, it being customary for the fair to be hold two years at one plac, it was but justice to tho people of Ottsws and the Northorn part of the State that the fair should be ngain located there. The yl&aminmdg:;ts \m:}n revised flu': e(fu,l.l noon, and awarding committecs appointed, an the Board will probably sdjourn to-night. = . 4 mooting of the editors of all tlio mosk prom- inont weekly papers in tho State was held here to-dsy. E. L. Merritt was chosen Preeident ; McLaughlin, of H; and 8. Cupp, of Rush- ville, Bocretarics. Tho meeting was called .to consider the subject of legal advertising, and re- sulted in the sppointment of a committes con- gisting of E. L. Morritt, of the Register, J. K. Mason, Decatur Republican, and J. H. Magie, to prepare & bill to be laid before the Legislature, to compel the publication of certain legal notices, +which, they claim, are necessary for the infor- mation of the people. Among the notices are tho disbursementa by Boards of Supervisors and County Courtg, sales by Sheriffs and Masters in Chancery, and 8o on, ad infinifum. The meoting —_— : —The Supreme_Court of Michigan, in the easo of Charles Kitson va. The Mayor et al. of Ann Arbor, has decided that any municipality in tho Stzte’ may impose upon the businoss of saloon-keepers o license tax, without violation of the truo intent and meaning of the State Constitution. —The - tendency of pnblic opinion in New- foundland is strongly indicated by the fact that the new Parlisment which is soon to assemble is nearly unanimous for pressing the indepen- dence of the island €0 far as the Dominion is concerned. Of the thirty members composing the Parliament, all but two are opposed to the Confederation. The only remains of British anthority are 8 nominal Governor and a soli- tary Union Jack over his residence. The sym- pathies of the people tend toward annexation to the United States, and it is believed the ac- tion of the coming Parlizment will bo favorable £0 the profect. —Our correspondent at Peking sends us addi- tional particalars of the marriage of the Empe- roz of Chins. The ceremonios that took placc within the palace wers of & very interesting: character. en the bride reached the palace she was presented with gold and silver, together ith vases containing various articles’ intended to symbolizo all the productions of the earth. She then stepped from her chair upon s smali golden saddle, and entered the palaco. On the third day after the manisge, the Emperor and Empress were fo sppear in gorgeous dresses, which are eaid to have cost £180,000 esach. London News. A RELIEF REMINISCENGE. A Trial Arising Out of the Days of the Fire. Judge Tree's Court in the Possession of Ladies, Members of the Relief Society Sued by . Mrs. Tucker. L Damages Laid at $20,000---Tcs- timony of Plainti There was but one event in legal circles, yos- terday, to redeem the business of the day from complete monotony and utter lack of interest; bt that ono event compenaated for o good deal. It is not oo much to say that Judze Tree's room presented an unususl, interesting, nnd ani- mated opectacle ; lovely woman, soveral lovely women, graced tho scene with their presence, both as spectators and actors ; and the exceed~ ingly decp, not to. say passionato, enthusissm with which the latter abandoned themselves to the fascinations of the law—that is to say, of the particular suit on hand—could That ““ono story is good until another js told,” appearod to bo eminently true of thoes proceed- ings. Tho plaintiff, Mre. Tucker, rathor a woll- known citizen, sues certain members of tho Re- lief Bociety for £20,000 dsmages, for entering her dwelling houso and tsking from it almost overything of value. Tho lady's story, and tho storios of her friends, occupied the day, and must stand until refuted by tho other side. Without attempting fo give s report of tho ‘proceedings, which would take several columns, til tho defendants have been heard. Judge Norton appeared for the pleintiff, and Sidney Smith for the defendants: Of course the ladics were the contre of attrac- tion. Mre, Tucker, the plaintift, is o lady of ex- ‘| ceedingly. pronounced physiognomy; anyono would swear to hor being * mistress in her own house,"” asthesaying has it, without theadditional testimony of & eharply defined voice;. this lady was well dressed in fashiomably cut clothing of black. On her right aud left sat female relatives, and membere of her family; all of them good-looking ; several of them htrikingly handsome ; all clegantly dressed; and not one having passed that ago beyond which the gontle sox coase to bo propossessing. Tho fact of the Court being. in possession of so peacoful an assomblage was very soon bruited sround the dreary solitudes of the Courts, and every room sent its contribution to swell the throng of won- derers, admirers, and listeners, The whole thing was romantic, after tho first tedious The lndy witnesses had no idea of confining their testimony to mere replies to the questions esked them. The counsel, after a desperate at- tempt to control their irrelovant utterance, gave thom such full ploy as must hevo scared the guardian epirits of the law out of their pro- priety; such lntitudo a8 no male witnossos might Yenture upon without imminent danger of Talling under penalties for contompt, Tie ladies had it their - ovn way a8 to bow much or bow little they would testify, and the effect was extraordinary. Fancy a determined woman in tho witness box, wound up to an slmost indescribablo pitch of excitement by real or faucied wrongs, called upon to tell & talo of an occurrence which slo truly belioves to bave baen_an outrageous violas tion of her home, her rights asan American citizen, and her family, and which, by long brooding and frequent conversations with those intimate friends and gossips whom she now sees around her, have become indalibly stamped a8 such in her mind. That was precisely Mra. ‘Tucker, the plaintiff in this suit, and the intorest fdlt in her narrative, poured forth as it was almost without lot or o hin« drance, was af times almost . starfling; it was frequently thrilling. Mrs. Tucker's tes- timony was & nerrative of tho times of tho fire. Sho had been formally cherged with taking goods that she Liad no right to taka, the proper- £y of the Relief Sacioty, and stocki; og not only ‘her own homo, but other homes with it, and tho Relief Committee, after an examination, had her Lrought before s- policeman and plainly told that she must either make restitation or go to prison. Thero seems to be no doubt s to ‘o facts so far. The following is the plaintifl's version. She related at conriderablo longth the nature of her dealings with the Society, down to the time when the parties . came to her house to tako away the suspected goods. Heore Mr. Bmith asked her to name tho par- ties, if she knew who they were, and.whether tho defendants wero among them, AMrs.Tucker answered in a trembling voice that gho was too much agonized at_tho time to tell who was there ; aud sho explained the dreadful confusion of mind under which sho labored. Afr, Smith tried her again soveral times, to the samo offect, but her answer was tho same, that she ‘‘wes too much rgonized” at the time to remarlk who wero the persons that were cora- ‘mitting the outrage complained of. Judge Norton asked her to state the circum- stances connected with and immediately preced- ing tho ovont, and she replicd_that shie was, at the timo of her goods being taken, & .visitor cm- gloyed by tho Socioty, and, in pursnance of her uty, went to the offico, on the Saturday, to ‘malke her roport. While engagod thero, sho met & person whose name she could not now remem- bor, but who she bolieved to bo Mr. Pratt (7), who told her thet sho was wanted, without say- ing what for; and she went with bim beforo the Committee. Bhe could not remember who was there, 28 subsequent incidenta- bed confused her ‘memory, but she supposed from what she romombered that the party who addressed herwas Mr. Lunt. There wassome conversa- tion, and_thon she was - told that cha-gos had been preferred against hor, respecting which sho must give an explanation. They then told her what the charges wera ; they were false, uttorly false. -~ An interraption took place, 3r. Smith desiring to kmow what charges were false, and the wil- ness not beingable to rogly otherwise than thatall were false, after which Judge Norton asked lmr‘ formally, whethor tho charges “ then mado ® were false, and the witness having anawered that they were, allowed her to procoed, the reguire- ‘menta of the law belng compliod with, and “oth gentloman having had their innings, with syual ld\'mhfa. &= Mrs, Tucker drow a pitisble and rather exciting picture of the oldurate manner of the gentlo- men who impeached her; she gaid that shetried to explain, but they would not allow her ; that she had the means of maling clear some mat- tors which appeared dark ; but they refused to listen. Among other things ehe was chnlg‘id, sho esid, with living in sevoral houses, and hav- ing goods sent to furnish each of them ; and ghe was not allowed to explain that, cither. Mr. Smith eaid she could do 0 norw, if she had 2any explanation to offer. S The witness continued that it was trus that sho appeared to have more than ono address, but the reason was that she expected to get & house, and after everything waa spparently ready for her going in, the house was refused her, snd ‘then she had £o look around again, and 80 on, over and over. “But she did not have goods for onehouse, and secrote them, and then have other goods for another house, and secrete them, as she had beencharged. That was a false charge. She appealed to all those who bad gono through the torrible days of tho Chicago firo Whether or not she was ressonable in saying how difficult it was to obtain even shelter at that most distressing period. ‘At one time she had all her family, girls and all, gcaitered all over the city, sho bardly knew where ; one was in onme place, sick, and she scarcely knew which way to turn. They knew, every one of them, how families became divided, and how they had resson to be thankfalif they could obtain-bare lodging separately. If the Committee would have given her a hearing. what she wonld have told them was that sho had not been able to get a house for & long time; 1 that when she at Iast found lodging for her family, the rent was £40 s month, for four or five rooms, which she conld ill-afford to pay at that time ; thet sho was bound to have her family around her, if sheconld, and therefore took that lodging; that she tried to get some furniture for it, and being asked whether she was sure of getting it, replied that she was s gure 3 prom- iscs and enything short of s leaso could make her; that finslly she was unable to get that house; and that if she was charged with having gooda sent and secreted there, it wes false. Bhe e not fail to arrest the attention of the reporter.” o confine ourselves to o sketch, premieing {hat- tho render had better bottle up his sympathy un- processes of the law had been gone through.” was further charged with having taken, or ro- coived improperly, an enormous amount of goods that she h:d nover reccived, and with some particular goods that she Lad never oven heard of. The. parties chargivg her, with- out recciving any _oxplanation, told Ler that mhe must give up those goods or go to prisow. It wes no use for her to say, ‘But, gentlemen, I have not got thoso goods; tho charges are.not tra mply ordered her to give them up, and {6 There was ¢ policernan there, and erstood that sho would have to go ‘with bim if sho did not comply. Thoy eaid that the been sent to whero sbo was. Thoy & ; &leo charged hor with baving bad forty-fivo i‘m of water-proof, which was also false. ‘ortunately, there was a_witn2ss who conld testify for her, and Le told the Committee that ho had cut the waterproofing; that she bad not reccived 3 eingle yarc of it, and that not forty-fivo yarda of it'had been distributed among all tho” familics in the city. Bha rofnsed absolutely to sign the paper, when thoy over and over again threatened her wilh prison. She was a lone woman, standing there withont friends, and they ‘would not listen fo her, and it was with the fear of the threat be-" fore her that sho signed tho japer. She said, when she signed the paper, {hat if was false ; sho bold it up when it was eigned, and “called God to witness, and all the zeacmbly -there, that slio lud sigued a lio to provont her being sent to jai At_this point, the silence wonld have been rudely disturbed Liad & pin dropped. From this forth the narrative becomes dull and unintorepting; descending to an enumora- tion of tho housohold articles given up and the scene at lome, Judgo Norton and Mr. 8mithy had e few words abont matter relovant and irrelevant, which was of no intercst to any one but the lawyers; nndl after farthor evidence, the Court adjourned till this morning. : sy THE COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: 8m': The writer of this' communication has had, during tho past four years, excollent op- portunjties of observing the practical working of the'public charitics of Cook County; espe- clally thoso by which the sick poor are bene- fited. ~ I . : Two fnstitutions—tho County Hospital, on Arnold street, with a capacity for 250 patients, for, the recoption of acuto cases of dis- enso and sccidonts; end the Cook County Poorhouse,locatod at Jofferson, whore all af- Hioted with chronic disoases, the recovery from which is hopeless, and allsyphilitics, aro sent— are the only hospitals which aro provided by the suthorities of Cook County, 1t is known to all couversant with theso mat~ tera that theso institutions are totally inadoquato for tho accommodation of the respectablo prar, Especislly is this the case of the County Hos- pital, where the wortby poor, for want of room, owing to the constant press of applicants, are often dismissed in & weak- and debilitated c on- dition; where, furthermore, owing to over- crowding,—despite the skilful astention of the oxcellent medical and surgical staff, the mortality is_excessivo; whero paticats afllicted with surgical disceses, and. those chnor mothers who have suffored the agonies of child- birth, aro conatantly threatencd with malignant dieepses, owing to over-crowding and went of room, which prevents segregation, The County Hospital on Bixteenth street pos- eesscs abundantly every fault which good hos- pitals ehould not have, and is denied every advantage which enlightened sanitarians claim for {mapimn endowed with modern improve- ments: First—There is want of accommodation ; con- sequently, overcrowding, and lisbility to pesti- lontial diseases and denth. Second—Want of light and ventilation, which rolards recovery. Third—The hospital is in the midst of nn- paved, unsowered streots, where trains of- cara pass constantly, and where factorios et nan- se0us vapors, which poison tho pir; consequent= 15, evmdung conspires to render the best mod- ical ekill nugatory, to make the patient unbappy, and to wasto the meaus of the taxpayors. - Are the hardy mechanic and laborer, the stranger without family. tics, tho ecrvant who ‘ministors to our comfort, and the poor amongst s, entitlod to. decent and sdoguate attentions when they are sick ? MMust the worthy poor, who ave afilicted with clblrox:lic d.idsenul;es, erd b‘;’iu.l L\n:l im; mvli‘fiilté the abandone: 0 vagabond,” anc o ot; in ‘County Alms tho Cook shouso? Must the Pom' ‘mother, whilst embracing her new-born child, bo assailed, in tho honse provid- ad for her comfort, by postilonce aud death? Shall tho pains-taking &l;yuician, who lovingly tenders his sorvices to_ his fellow-man without money and withont price, be rewarded by non- success, and the fow moments of rest which ha smatchea from his all-absorbing vocation be cm« bittered by the reflection that this failure is duo golely to unenlightened economy and parsimoni- ous extraganca? Must *‘our sick brother” be neglected, that imposing cdifices, such as the Court Houso and Juil, may firat bo erectod ? These questious must be met by the taxpay- ing citizens of Cook County, and their represen- tatives, the Honorable Board of Supervisors. Tho remedy consista: st—In building a clicap hospital, of one or two stories in heiglt, of sufiicient mplcig. ‘Second—TIa building this udifice iu a healthyTo- cality, centrally Jocated, surrounded with mod- eratals-ampie grounds. Purue. - Cit1cAGO, Jau. 16, 1878, P L —— TOARDING AMD LODGING. West Side. 262. WARREN-AV._TO RENT, A FRONT ROOM ©(Q “WEST LAKEST. ANN-ST.— 263sis Doarders. ‘tincly furniahied, with board, £o gentioman and ‘and two largd rooms fur scloct CORNER Thil 18 an Koglish boro. 397 WEST BANDOLPH.ST.—NICELY FURNISH- cd rooras to_rent, with board ; house, modorn con vonionces; torma reasonablo; family assoc! 0. * O TULTONCT, —ONE TARGE F TED front roum, with hot and cold_wztor, uss of bath; itable for gentlemsn cod wife, or two gontlomen. EOPLE_WISHING BOARD CAN_ FIND GOOD Tooms, with board, &t tho BLENIS HOUSE, corner Randolph and Canalsts. ; torms Yory rossonablo. Y EBER TOUSE, T8 WEST LAKE'ST. _EOARD from 86 10 $9a weok. Day board, 85 week. Tran- slont, 82a day. = South Side. 238 CALUMET-AV.~COMEORTS OFIA HOME; Z was ST T oasany AND UNFUR- xl Ishod bed rooms to reat, with first-class board. WANTED--MALE HELP. Booldteaqars, Clerks, &o. XPERIENCFD HARDWARE ' IN- expeeted and wstlng wale i _SITUATIONS TANTED--3ALE. Boolk 5, Clev 'RD—AS BOOKKEEPKR, SHIP. inzelerk 3t a modrato nl:‘:;;m-n 23 1,20, T . v o, 22, Diliz, or rece: < 1;:, fi‘\u‘;{ ‘(]\ —A_YOUNT S‘T“ Improsemeats. MY g eddreas that 1o a0t 2frs [y iy city. Best el T | S0 e 8 s S G BEE ah e e o Gnca ross oy reatic D Yaiear o2 perkuncs ia drag buonane Bhoho A b = tafl, and with an_ostensito acqusintanes with Esstorn WekiiEg SRR oL yfultenla drizsts, aires 3 cozalerion xitg a fimes - cmalt eanitals Call 4% Lo GHeo. * : Sy, Mdree KB Tribuse RO EALE1 1O D WANIED — BMEDIATELY, QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG STAN caterd-av., at eact travelliug salcsam= wha th tamis fas | S s 2 i e Daviatl s WO, {n chals lontuzliss S monld Jtul'ad‘:;nn:fn: o ariiraalin | Doskboemat o Clork ot wtaid o Soirines cliher as - E " rat ~inssas Tofer atcd. G ke et Hg K;;na'ssnfn':&.;’fi'nfi.’:?y;fimflfi’ DWELLLIGS ON | by GEC RELLLR, B L el £ e e e e i e L FRR, DAVISON & , 143 La Sallo-st. e e = e 3 = = Conchmen. Teamstors. &e. Tral e & e . o rodas. o ng:';gd m:gflfi%&r}%fl}gggfig: ‘gfig ANTED — TE. RS ACQUAINTED WITI TTUATION WANTED—.S SCROLL OR’BAND atabargainll tekon soen. — Laiuied on promisoe. WAl 2. st suryeribarobad throo n'uvy;muéanfiu ‘D;E EFL‘;_QN c‘:’%’m‘fiv&‘ SEREY 7 Trados. 2 hc\\ T, ldross, furthreo dayy, SAWYER, Tribuno of- o BTclehn and Tuoiy inifat o epate ANTED-A COMPETENT JOB PRINT QITUATION WANTED — TO MERCHANT-TAIL. imeaand ot s, 7 3 WAt Oaa s 0 5 A Spetionir ganic s atic 1n the above OR_SALF—SIX FIRST-CLASS NEW DRICK Miscollanoous. i W My | 2o stons reiidences, thivo torios and basomoat, | TIPANTED-THIS DAY EARLY, s :nm’f,:flx.l'hd»sr;.“ l.n:rlvm}.llnuv‘ | VY packing hougo: good men ;:l;x" v ol Risoollazsons. 3 20’ chionpacs for. » RD— . A progerly sa 16aod Ground, north of Twettenat. ox | PEECY 41, 3 SRS 0% 21 SIUITION NANTRDSY A AL 0PN YRAnY Ca Cag foralsh tiz: beat of, refer tato. Wanted—Stock fn pany v Addm:lck the American Bridge Com for S. WHITTIER, 657 State-st. JFOR SALE_BY H_ V. FLDRED & €0.. REAL "~ Fwtate and House Renting Agency, 155 -8t.,- Two 3 Bessmmont briok haaic, and 1ot No. & d &roat bargain 1i sold at on Ol BALI ANUFACTORING PROPER’ 472201150 foat, east front, on Jolfemon-at., moar Baron: terms tosait. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nizan Bul Ing, northeast earnor Moaroa sad La Sailo-sts - —3-STORY URASE ot aqd onld water, st front on Loavl -atory an Thirty-socond-3t., B — rY— a & 007 A, $5,00 on torm3 N o snit, ] Tidtiding, southeast corner Monzoc aad _eollini axticlos batant: Foo TWANTED-X YOTUNG AN TO DO _CIIORES night and mcrning, at %3 Indlaza-av. Tngoiro bo- r 103, m. porintendeut of a tarm. ences, s FARSIER, 30 grco outh Halsted-at. SITUATIONS WANTED VW ANTED 4 OHOPPRIS FOR TSDIANA AND Michigan, 5 mea_and thzle wives, 3 fi hands, & for tho SuntnPacins Tatirosd. - ANGLLL & COARELR, 21 West Randol it. ANTRD_MEN OF ENERGY, ANY AGE OR nationality, to handle, In city o coantry, two fastost menio, and surs sals ate, 4 you basa £310 ¥ ud fose: ‘overywhero, C a2 i THE BEST INDUCE. e ont of emplngment. Throa SSUTH & WHITHORN, . 114 O SALE—_ THREE.STORY; STONE I’:n:]vx:dn“ med:ra fm) i.!‘:m:.n." nafl l(:“. %‘h e on Ashizndar: -8k, 4t & decided barzaia. SYVDER S LEE, Baliding, Rerihosst corner e e DAVISON \\'Ewfi.lfllas-}h: 3 & OR SALP_SEVE] Iota. Pralri IL'h V‘lDlluT Est AX:hD on P e,av., ieln! of Twenty-sixihe at., $1.00t0 Sih oo, - 3. Ho KEELER, 16 Clatk-stsy corner Madison. IOR BALE-TWO-STORY AND BAREMENT BRICIC liouse, all modern Improvomonts, sud lot Jz12S foa gp Somadry.av., niar Duuningit, SNYDER & LEE, 1 Hixon Bailding, northoast carnor Monrod and LaSallo-sts, For SALE — WEST ADAMSST. FRET T. —200x135 narthexst corner of Adams and Lincoln-sts. SNYDE:t &LEE, No. 14 Nixon's Doldicg,” nortiissst corner of Monrog and o-sta. OR SALE-$3—TO BUILDERS 50360 FEET CO ngriat, 18 gex’ oase; aoruor Halated and Waysiond- ta.T. B. BOYD, 160 West Washington-at. B \OR BALE~3: 1,00, $60 DOWN_13. dwolling, farnishod complo! TOOM, 2.STORY d fall of baarders: 10 ‘Washinyton OYD, 180 West Washlng- Joars' laaso at $116 per_year; on Poorla and Zsplendid bargain. " B tomst. . B, 7ANTED._A BTRONG BOY. ONE WHD LIVES pigar cor ofics prolerrod. Apply st I Sixtguati- y X with so (dations, ot J» Vo FARWELL & CO'S.x Stcnroo and Eranbiin stae - YA"ANTED_A FEW ACTIVE, RELIABLE MEN, OF food addresy; bustgoss plrmancaty plozssnt and m{fl:g!:t GOTTWALS & McDONOU! H, 121 South "VAXTTIS—&Q CANVASSERS TO SOLIOIT OR- doratn this clts: persomsuf axpaeienco prolerrad, te whoma liberal comnladon. will X Vest Madisoneat. - Wilson Sovin apry e TANTED-WE ARE OFFERING EXTRA IN- }m qduucsmentsto good mea, to sollour machinzs, Por- mplosin g 250 tavited fo call at S Wal el s ] VWASTED-TO EMPLOY A THOROUGHLY CON- Dotont and succossfil sawing. macking man to take {ho mansgomont of oz of oar olems iaa city In fowa, o i ‘must , 3tatl Nono but first-class man wanted, and Tarnieh tho bas of roloronces. Address, 2pori, enco, &c., SEWING MACIINES, City P. O., caro of Carrlor 3t Z Domestios. QITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS, ONE s cook, tho oiber 2o fam FondhSido profersed. - Cal Seatt 5 ath Unian gt = TTUATIONS WA —BY T 5 0tior ono Ee chAmbermald. hdreas 100 B iais v Sort Brtor o ® 1o " A GIRL £V A PRIVATH work. Apply to-day at i€ 0 RENT-TWO NEW S.5TORY Erlok housos, with all modora framo bou noar wire 0 RENT_A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 1L {15 By b et S 1 desirodCal 5k o Tt 18 Easr Weshiogton st 5 o 0 RENT~COTTAGE ‘Western.: o« osnaata, L. B " W 70 RENT_HOUSE OF 1o Ro0M, WITH FUL naca and gas atacos, ity HENIY L. 1L, 161 Lase Pasom, O RENT-WABASILAV., NOITIL OF TWENTY- eighthest., farnishzd hoisy of 11 moms, zod bara. Honso bias furaace, ras-fiztares, hot #nd cold wat Gier aad gister il board witt! applivan: tomard gy mentof renl. Reforences roquired. Addruss U 8LYTr buzo otfico. 0 RE: av. TIOUSE ON INDIANA- un:il May1, and perhaps near Twes Tongor:’ Address ANTED —MPEXN LOOKING TOR EMPLOYME JONES & CU., U9 Weat Madison-sf than wagos. iz aixth. O 64, Tribund oit RTIS ST, adlson. Apply 1o C. E. HOLMES, @ Sonis 0 RE; near Clinton-at HOUSE OF § HOOM3 OR G Batialy, cornor Clark 464 Wasbingtonats, oo {10 RENT-GOOD I SE_ON THIRD-AY., VERY o just mo7od 13 th car. chenn, by C. L. J. Clarkand Madis ONEC_AND A HALF 2 ORSALE—GQOD LOTS ON ALL THE STREET3 Uotwcon Twanty-third and Thiriyninthsts., and bo. ¥ ANTED-ENARGETIO GENTLEMEN ODT OF | 10 RENT . #%; TOUSE 9 o can”on SR HHOR E6% U AR NE | ne, B e i LU D Room 2. & .(a'. STILES, Past 3 L 'TELECKAPILT COLLEGE, | W B Easallat, o twaon Btato and ITalsted. Al out of firo Hmits. Porfoct titles. & Werranty deo % A vory. lmblu Am-nflm’g i ERANE, B wilinar, 0007 DO WANTED--FEMALE HEL Domostics. 10—AT ABOVZ jo: tha: rth 3600: and sory oasy torm: Room §, corner Madisaa. OTt BALE_AT A BARGAIN—I06c75, CORNER OF 'VauBircn and Shorman-st.. U1l northesst cor. Bor of Jefferson and DeKoren-sti. ; partios wishiag to im- tmn no money required down. Inquire at 135 Soath Clark-at., in bank, i s OI SALK—$3,00; ONLY 330 DOWN, WILL EUY ‘now ¢.room hoaso, 30-ft lot. Fourth-st., osst of West- emav. WHIPPLE & McWHORTER, 81 South De: 1 SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE-DY KERR, DAVISON, & WELCH, Rl Estats Dealors and Brokors, i42 La Sallo-st.— Boveral scro tracis southmast frum igighton. “Some good argalns. . JrOR SALE-TOTS AT ATAPLEWDOD, OSLY FOUR ‘miles from Court 1{ousc, necossible by v cars ; ‘comimutation fare 6 conts.* Shada treas hoen sof 0 out over tho entiro property ; sidewalls: have zlso 121d; artasian well on tho propocty Sowing at rate of 250 ator per minute. Thoed lots are rapidl P Tatas By 3he. iy irantovamonts maich will Price of lots from 8100 to $500, & FARLIN, 53 Edst Medlson- ncrossing 8003 roacli this propets. oa casy pasments. WING et., Room 4. OR SALE-LOMDARD HOMESTREADS, CHEAP, and on 10n 1ots for sale, and moncy fnr- tme. nished with which 1o build. W0 havo Doar Lomoard & dosisably liomestocd, with onacry of lad ailts . Tho liouse céllar, fino bara, and_over 100 bosring desirablo, and wiil bo sold on o pirebaser Apply to LR or GREWSTER, 134 East Madi- , or at Lombard, DaPsze County, Il JFORSCAR-OR T MEXT_AT HINSDALE-DL { proved farms from 40 to & acros. Good buildings, or- chacd, plow and grass land. Iaquize, from 910 10 2. m., &0 801 Stato-st., of owuer. 0. J. STUUGH. i wall TV ANTED-A GOOD GIKL AT %25 WABASILAY.; ‘hono bat such who taderstand washing end roal= noed appls. : VWANTED—A REAT TIDY GIRL ¥UR HOUSE work 1a & gigall privato famlly; ‘wagos to rlght peraon.. 1501 Indlana-ave s TV ANIED-A GIRL 'FOR GENERATL HOUSE- work in 3 family of two porsons; must be 3 good ool [shor, and frener, apd campeteat t tako full charga of o1 Incor Bouso.” Appiy a1 133V e ‘TO GO TO RIVER- ANT] GOOD GIR! aide; ono must be good cook, washor, and ironer: the othier to attand children and do ‘second work. Apply at Rnom 8, Rico Bullding, 7780d 79 Doarbora-st., between 108, m.and 1p. m. )—AT 2 SIICHIGAN. o3, & competont sccon ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN- usowork fna fasilly of ve. Apply st i34 V., WITH GOOD wirl. ANTED-GIRI—ONE THAT OAN COOK, W. F e A P T P S "VA!\'TEI)~TW'O GOOD GIRLS, GERMAN PRE- ferred, ono for cook, and ove to'do second work and ‘Address B74, take f children; will good . Zflg::;n?fi&' ren; will pay g wag! NTED_A GOOD COOK, WASHET, Sroner. Good wagos._ Apply at£S Centroar. VWASTED-£ YOUSG GIRL T0_DO TTORT Yousowork and cookiag In o pricate family of two o, None Ut e st w4ty porn noed splz; nogican pre foranoes No. 255 West Wingtoneat oo VASTEDA, GOOD GITL T0 DO GESERAL ousawork tn 2 small {amily: good wagea paid. Ap- ‘ply at 160 South Halstod-st., up-atairs. ¥ TANTED — A COMPETENT GIRL TO COOK, )y aad fron for 2 smal famlly. Apply 2078 West ackscn-st. AND L. CANFIELD, 10 MADISON-5T. ¢ , hoar statiou, strocts paved.. ‘8. lote, near car stiope., g noar city limita; 10 acros. ke Forost, 20acros, adjoinlog oity limits. OF BALE-AUSTIN AND NORYOOD PARK W havo cholco lots 2ad blocka for sale or trade. WIL- BSON, PEIRCE & CO., 10i¥ Clark. COUNTRY REALESTATE. OR SALE-TWO FARAS, OF 16 'ACRES EACH, 3 milos from Woodsiock, MoHeary Caunty, 1l Good buildings, orchard, timbor, mo incumbraacs, om vasy torms. 1. K. PEARSONS, 44 Van Buren-st., or L. KLINCK, on tho pramisas. REAL ESTATE WANTED. WALTED—EE.\L ESTATE—1 IIAVE A CUSTOM- or for dgalfuble Chicago acra proporiy; at low rmtes: art cash. JAMES T. HAIR, Room 7, 1§ East Bfad- on.at. ANTED—A FIRST-OLASS COTTAGE, LOT AND barn, in & zood location, It must Lavo brick bato- ‘gas, and goworzgo. Possosslon Moy 1. s 00 East Yeandolph AV ANTED_COTTAGE AXD LOT, ON WESTRIDE, ‘on ploasant streat, and ncar ears, worth about £3,50. filn mado at onos, if & reasonable Largain s offored. ABELL & HOTCITKISS, real estato agents, 41 and 43 Otis_Hlock, LaSallo end Madiron; HORSES AND CARRIAGES, FrOR SALE GHEAR FOR CASH-—ONE CARRIA: toam thet has and can trot 1n 2:53, **to tho po’ with patont eido spring shifuing top buggy, doublo bar- Bess, pole, and shaits: aléo, 1 torrel hordo, weight, 1.1, She of the'best saddlo horsos {z 1ho country, wWArradted to doublo or siugla harmees, bagxy, or wagon with uns lum- b5, wagon, phlo and siafts for same:1 riding saddle. at 23 Calumotav., beforo 8. m. or aficr 4= p. m. Tha Wholg of tho abova stock ait naw and fa good condition. WA.\""mn-A FIRSTOLASS ORDER COOK, AT tho Contral Hotol, Markotst. Sexmstrossos, VW ANTED_SEAMSTRESS. | WILL MRS, T W, Y plrasocall or Send pddresa to ber former rosidance, and obliga C- Tiiscellancous. NTANTED—ALL FEMALES WITHOUT EMPLOY- ‘ment ero reqicsted (o call wnd roghstor Uisiz Dames at the Wabash-uv. Help Ageacy, No. 416, Room 4. Lady sgenis. - : VANTED_TADY GANVASIETS TO SOLICIT OR: dors for ah acticie requimd iy ovory howo: larse prpfin. Call or addrous Wublioe Fious Sievs Company, 7 South Canal-st., op-stairs. MISCELLANLOUS. "\ GENTE-ROTICE 16,00 SAMPLES TO BE GIVEN uny of an articlo now being Introduced. Address, it staimp, nafacl; Cbic: GENTLE OING TO DESVER AND SALT A GRS (16 Bo gonp soveral muntha) wouid transect 20y biaincss In thoao Terions which imlkht bo ontrust:d ta B on vory favorabie torms. | Hofercac Wucxcaptiona- ble. Addresa 7' 49, Tribunc offico, for tivo days. SK VOUR NEWSDEALER FOI S NATTT: A al Nowrnor Woaterss Nows Co., Genoral Agoats MATRIMONTI. NEWS CO., Box &7, Chlcago. €& M0 WEST, YOUNG MAXN."~GOOD COMPANY, froo fxrms, low rates of tranoportation, and sury orkat good wages toall gnad mod wanting Bomes o tho hoalthicat and wealthicst part of ths Weat. Apoiy 10 1o e ot ho Sotimestorn Colony of Coforsdo, . 71 Eas [adiscn-st., Room 1. GILL & HAWKES, UXURTANT WHISKERS, MOUSTACHES, EYE- Liows, cto. Martina'y world-renownad pomade, well- known throaghout Europa and Americs, forcus wiiiskars ‘and moustachcs to grow on ha smoothest faco withou® {n- A oro remedy for baldunss. Price, respoctabic drag stores and balr dross’ ta wanted for tho country. JPOR SALE—35 HEAD OF HORSEY, WEIGHING D BOOKS—CASH PAID FOR BOOKS, LIBRA- T o2 010 1,400 b3, 8¢ roasonablo ratéa. 613 Michi- tios, mugazinos, &c. Call or sddress ' CHAPIN BROS.,50 Harris or 214 East AMadison-st. ganav,, rear. T SALE 10 DUMP-CARTS, WITH HARNESS, dtablo for coal. railroad. or'ercsvatinz purpoace. GOVERNMENT GOODS DEPOT, Nor. 163 4ad 1 £asi e st ALE—SIX NI 'RONG STONE TRUCK! P A N T R AGLAN T GO0 DEPOT, 185 and 197 kast Lake-st., Chicazo. Torms moderato. et e Torms moderat - —GHEAD — HARNRSSES, SADDLES, B8 A A A ¢ R ot o | e e s o e tieman and wife; alvo room for two gontlomon. Sack fotetys s\ G0 M ) : £ MICIIGAN-AV., NEXT DOOR NORTH OF = - 435 HEaad Tt ot P onae, stoay-ior. | TLORSES o bebtraie AdMress X 51 Fabas nishod front room, with first-clasa board, suitable for throo gontleman. atfico, 0_SAVINGS BANK DRPOSITORS_WE WILL tako clalms against any savings bank doing bosiness in Cbigago, At par, an Grst pryment on lots pear Ham- polas Pasic, st crostin ofC. S1. & St E. g e o 83,0, Torme easy. East Maduon-et., I, F. COY & Ci 50 2 N . R PRICE, 13 177 Ease Madi- ANTED_BY A PRACTICAL GAB-FITTER, TO buy a ges-6tiing and plumbing shop in somo town not over 200 miles from Chieaga, of partuorhip n same. Address GASFITTER, 211 Buddan-st. VY ANTED-ANO.1 SECOND_HAND SODA FOUXN- tain, Bigelow mako proferrod, with drafts for drow- ing mincral wators and oot boor. 'Address K 45, Ty ibano ottico. 2 539 WABASH-AV A HANDSONE SUITE OF 2 pariors, unfargishiod; also wel farnishod rooms, single and double, with first-class board; accommoda- tions for day boardérs. - 7 SICHIGAN-AV. — FURNISHED _ ROOM, ( With firo, torent, writh board: suitable for two persomy. ' Two doors south of Twenty-sccond-st. 1030 WABASH-AV. —FURNISHED RO TO rent, with first-class board, and 6 o'clock din- nors; day boarders can bo accommodatod. Florenco- placs. BOARD WANTED. OARD-SINGLE DED-ROOM, WITH BREAK- fastand suppor. _Address 831, Tribune offico. BOARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WHO CAN §lve best of saforence, wish 1o obtain biard tn & rl; Fato family whero thero are o other boardors; terms must be modorate. s, stating torms and locstion, V 50, Tribouo otfico. FOR -SALE. (Ol'l SALE-SEVERAL GOLD HUNTING GEN; i lilm;?"l “Bdlchlul, l:- hllg. %&Ir "lll‘luéd Alfl%:afli&i‘ Sluster Gistaond pioy a8 S3i% that cosy 3275 JAB. B. SRRV Bl B - Reom 5. TR SALE_WIHOLESALE OF RETATL_TENTS. flags, military ) ts 11 kinds of fre arms, amoanition. o6, GOVERNMENT GOODS DEFOT, 185 and 197 East Lako-st. ORSALE—_CHEAP—_OVERCOATS, DRESSCOATS. ts, jackots, Tubber clnthing, boots axd shoos, &¢. GoVEREMENR G SOBE DEPOR, I8 bast Lakost. OR BALE_CHEAP—50 BLACKSMITLL ANVILS, ot of buflding fron, ancBors, s:irrups; nd steol axl ‘avy of teb, valtablo or sione Srocke, w wh for for sione trocks, wagoor, oF carts, &c.:al tabloforges un wheels. GOVERH- SUENT'GO0DY DEFOT, 182 Fuat Lakout: lOR SBALE—~WOOLLEN HORSE CHECK BLANK- ots, rabbor horse-blankets, nuso bags, Lorse aliage. Puro port wine for medlcinal purpotss—inan or beast—in eis, 94 per dozon. GOVERAMENT GOODS DE- POT. IoSand 197 Bast Lake.st. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. A o QB SALE-OREXCHINGE FORMERCHANDISE, the farnitaro of 13 wrll farnished rooms, payiag Large- 1y for slocping Tooms. B 45, Tribung ofico. OR SALE—A HANDSOME PARLOR SEIT OF black walagt farnitare. Cheap for caah. Address ¥ SEWING MACHINES. NTIRE NEW SEWING MACHINE-WILL TRADE TE T Bare. aha oy diflarorico” cash. Tiear 612 Stlchi. gan-av. JjOR SALF—AT A SACRIFICE—A NEW WHEELER & Wilson machine for $15 cash; cost 825, Call Im- imodiztoly 8t 725 Wes: Lako-st., up stairs. BAKER'S BEWING MACHINES— Branch Office, 973 Wa- 33 SOUTH HALSTED-ST.— sowing maching call st the above olfico; torms casy ; office opon eveningd. HEELER & WILSON BEWING MACHINES, R A B its 4 Weut Aledinn.at. - branch 950 Wabab-ay TO EXCHANGE, QINGER OFFICE, if you wanta T AT R e ot Chicksa orth 3 soal eaiate. 'fl;p’i:"'o TRWISORCATE, T East a2 Tron st Fioome, 0_EXCHANGE_FOR_CHICAGO PROPERTY ¢ farms, ing a fino roven ircumhaanes sestsed: Addriss Ho 1t South Pase i 0 FXCHANGI—SOME NEW CROCKERY AND T wars, ofall kinds, iu sums of 325 to 8100, oods, moa's clothiag, furs, grocerios, &c. Ad- 0. Yoz 17, VANTED-A STOCK OF GOODS, WORTII FROM A 8500 to £, 000, a sxcbsng:‘ (:rhum of the pless, tost farms io tate, gnod jck houso, apple ant ;'gnuanmxd And other fruits, grove of timber, never failing water. ts A hardware, noUoss of a general s et A e ovino . PHILLIES & BUFFISTON, porthesst corner Clark and Monroe-sts. CLAIRVOYANTS, NHICAGO SPIRIT ROOMS, 3i1 WEST MADI- ) ron-st. _Circlo aud cabizet s2ance his evening, by SPNARY SHAW, Traace, Business, Clairvoyas jum, MIsS Writing, and T I ATHEW AND SADAM MAVNARD CAN D& i esiin, martisges, fcuraors, lamaite, abiest {friands, lost or stolen property; or anyt: rou wish to Knom. "Cure Bts, paralysis, rheamatism, deafness, sore cyes. sominal weakness, consumption, lirer complaint, sguo, catarrh, Delizata diseasos cured ia a fow days. Cure or oo pay. 201 Weat Madison-st., up atalss. ¥, Tribune ofSce. C i YOUNG _MA! ] PERSONS (SEE RS. JOHNSON, MAGNETIC PRAYSICIAN AND 6.267 City Clerk'-llcxl‘rfizv??md for are fn- | J] inrpirational medium. Parlors, 749 Wabash-av. vited wlcxunlnn ‘g’ Empire Parlor B!fl.l:fil Slfwk el!o- 3icdicated baths to Jadies oaly. Gxnry, and economy, Ttyioe > e e Adamted e pation. Dbvacy: dioiog:zo0m, | NS e e e A A a s st and ofice. Wil nt any niche inyour house; and ocea tall Price, 31, - * piss oaly 6o fourth the spacoof um crdinsry bedszead. Ii | Spataine. 3l ” toel on9 room. D rota oF 810 s rmit - EAPIR DIVORCES. LOR BEDSTEAD CO., 351 West Madison-st. MUSICAL. TVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED. FEE AFTER decran; scandsl avoidod; ning years' practica ia the eourtaof Chicago. Address P. O. Box 1657, ?Dfi SALB_?.IE REN’ .\fgo&gzcoxn‘flfixa o gvCr string bass, A order. . ECPAYLOR. € of Camimarce, i N[O DIVORCE, B0 FEE-DIDRCES TECALLY =N obtained for cause apon equitable torms. ~Call or ad- dress Room 8. No, 8471 5urta Clarkst, Inclose stamp. ASTED—_A SEWING JUACHINE SIAR WITH a¢ 0f & iaod chanes o invost by ad- drut PSSR M UFRETORING Tl din Franeiwo., Cal. "0 RENT—; HANDSOME BRICK DAWELLINGS fully complsted, with turnsccs and modara (inprove- | ments, carmer Rasif ana T 1 hirfek At.fot atora on Jacks: Quicu fa Jischunes uliding, ‘:“ : pply at Room Lxchsnge fail 3 i “°CITANLLUS GOODMAN. ¥ . TORENT--RQOMS. 170 RENT—AT 851 WABASITAY., LARGT PARLOR, unfurnished excopt carpy! fe family; aleo far nished roums, slogle or ea saite, for tunilics or gentle- men; O RENT—AT ® EAST TWENTY-SECONDST—6 roums, furnished or unfarnishod, saitabla for housa- l&:&ln‘; reny reasonable, and will' ecll farnituro if d: furnished rooma by tha day, wack, or month, at franuient, Julien, 150 curborn-at. 0 REXT_HANDROMFLY “FURNISHED ~ARD un! the and 123 da; TiZ OR WITHOUT BOATD, 8 Wi hed rear rooms, lookl th nd all modorn {mpraversnts. at-s —{ OR 6 ROOMS FOR HOUSERREPING ucar Uslon Park. B. L. CHAMBRRLALN. iwom 5, Mathodist Church Block, cor. Clark and Washington. LEASANT FRONT ROOMS WELL alcoping roama: Moderato rates. 147 'O RENT_FURNISHED ROOMS, WI AS T %rer v boas T4 rotas, with o2 b Morgan.s witliout, board. - Privata house. ©_RENT_KICELY FURNISHED WOOM3 EX- cellunt Iication on Woss Sida. fx'"s«h‘&‘i‘ll mod- rn fmproveracats; comforta cf bomo. ro Dotoca Madisom Al WashiLgton atp. oo e o 0 0MS FORMERLY OOCUPIED A o0, cornor Wabash... ad Harrison-st. O, Lo Tor a IENES, Room 1, cornor Glark snd Madizonaias. TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o. ' 0 RENT — DESIRABLE STORE AND HOTEL propertios in choica lucatinna and low vent to firste gnanis; several largs, fino loits vosy cheap. J, W. near Madisan, with oz 0 RENT-A SMALL L fgton-st., Room 13, Bulldizg. [0, RENT_TODGE ROOS, & WELL Hall Aonday night, $200 Liandolph and Chnion-ats. A Statest., or WILLIANS, 14 OFFICE, 18 FAST WASH- “Apply ‘Room 3, Commorcial 0 font, well lighted. wid TAVEN, 16 Jacsis Block. --TO RENT. - | TV ANTED-TO RENT_ANY PARTY HAVING'A amall Iisery rtabio to rent in 2 good busisos location, it allilo tensal orwishing to baill one. can bear nf 1 rew . by addrossing E. L. BULKELEY, 699 Wes: Lal g VW ANTEDTO RENT A FURNISTED HODS) Tow baarders: woul: “ith tho privilexo of taking profer to board tho owner for rent. Addross A C§, Tem- uno offico. FANTED—T0 RENT—ON. THE NORTIL 8IDE—~ cottage or ruoms for hous=keapiny ‘Addross, stating Ioca tion ShA e K 55, Triinng atiea. A LOST AND FOUND. s e ity OST — WEDNESDAY EVENING, BETWEEN haif-pest 5and 6 p, m., on the roulo from 129 South Halsted st. to Chiczgo-nv. L3 l.nrg‘-l as) con- taining s full sat of oficers’ remafls for I. 0. 0. ¥ A Tibsal roward for Ita ratnrn to 13 South Halsted- BEREY. A L R, T,O§TIAN, 1t & HEAVY GOLD CROSS, FATSED siivor ilower Ia contre. Tho finder will bo fiboraily Towarded on loaring ssme =t A. I ANDREWS & CO-'S, Cismer Stato and Monroests. Madison-at. Omnibua Lin plogse no ;s QUAR-ON THE EVENING OF THE WT, A barket containis o to balong 7 bobad cf NGH, 129 M- ribing the articies. - ing savera) articlos, sn) 2o soma Ord Ca :; 0. E CARS, NYDE PARR iy e by doy 15} N ONE i F train, yeatorday morning, J: ing & small gain of Jnunl;] vhli}‘:éh&nmh‘. i' OUND—SMALLSUM OF MONCY WHICHO! can kavo by describing amount, &c. W- WA! No. & 20 Stato-st. NER W2 ‘WALLEE, da; for 1ho ratarn’ of which a Jibaral roward will paid. 3. F. CAVANAGH. 155 Sedgwick st 2 FINANCIAL, NSURANCE CLATMS — 'MB'RCHAI.TI'S GREAT Weatern, Germanls, Fquluble. Chicago ¥ire, Lam- ' BUSINESS CHANCES. ADSTRACTS-_FORBALE, A 01D ESTABLISHED real estato business, onoof the best in tho Weat, In ‘connectisa with one of tho most complete sat of abatract Books in tho conntry. Address G %, Tribune offico. VALUABLE INVENTION WHICH 18 NECES- sary inovory boase, Balos fuh:k, profitz immease. iicago for sale, Add: a1, Tribazo ofico. ITY DRUG STORE FOR SALE—AT COST. AD- b erllEI m‘u.wa fn; -“drflxfll'bnaflnd :h]l,l;lhl:. or ther. , 500, caah., . a0 el ta CYRUS SUTNH & CO., 125 Sonth Clark vt TOOK OF DRY GOODS ON ONE OF THE BEST S ornars o West Side, for sale for casb, or will ez- change for bonse and lot fn_part payment. Long leaso; Jow rent. Address 8 71, Tribune ott.ce. B MACHINESHOP 19 AND 21 MEAGHER-ST., ‘near Canal, for eale, with or withoat machinery; a good chanco to start & foundry withont any delay and Tery little money. X Y/ ¥THL OGR MACHINES, SI0TO SIS MADE PER day. Bosiness light, " honomble, ~&c. quires 8200 capital. Oftice, Room 1, 107 West $adlson- 400—!"0!{ SALE-LAUNDRY DOING A SPLEN- did business, oo Washiogton, near Halstad. silat onco; muszsell. T. B. BOYD, 120 West Wash- ington-at. G400 SEroREs TO THE RIGHT PARTY A baifinterast A good-pazing ofico busluoss, o stunder ordinary circamstances could not be bought for doublatho amount. _115 E. Washingtan-st._Room AGENTS WANTED, GENTS WANTED—275 TO £20 PER MONT] srerywhern, male and female, tointroducethe GE: INE IMPROVED COMMON SEN LY ING MACHINE. TEls machine wiil atitch, hem, quilt, cord, bind, braid, and embrolder in s moi .1 Price, only #15. It o will pa; ager, I, or mors elsatic saam than ours. Itmauss ‘Elastic Look Stitch.” Every secand stiich can bs cat, aad etil] tho cloth caonotba pulled apart without toaring t. WO pey agents from 870 2520 per monih and exyenses, o~ 3 commission from Address 'BECOSLE & 0., Chicago, IIL ACENTS WANTED - WE OF¥ER MEN ASD women with small rnoans, $10to £30a day profiton ur two fastselling articles. Salcs easily made 51200 per cent prost. & No. 2 Weat Lakest., Chicago. GENTS WANTED — IN EVERY STATE AKD dhepn e lie S et o . Samplo chimnoy an 3 oo ITALL. NENDEKGON & CO., Geaeral Western Agents, .»ianm Clinton-st., Chicago. GENTS WANTED—IN THE CITY—FOR THE est paying agency in America. ILadies and activo 30ung men will Sind this & profitable and plecesat occops: tinm.- Apply st the cZcoof - Our Firesde Friasd, " 1 Sizieenthoat. ro b2 to 2 which twics that amount ca bo mar GENTS WANTED_GOOD CANVASSERS ARE A%EiRestoto a dag with ygeods, Evoryart: Tlo fanuw, and savie as dour. Samples fres. Cu M. LININGTON, 8 Weat Moarog-st., Cz{caio. berman's, and. Homo wanted for cash by J. N. WETH- ERE| ‘Wabaah-av. T [AVETHE POLLOWING SUNS T Toan for § yrars on Chicago real astato, 10 torest. ALPRED TANDTO O erato comissions £0.000, 43,0 35,008, and mode: 3 3 X JAMES, souihwest cortier of Madiwon ‘and FAY, b PER CENT AND3 PER GENT for 3 or b yocrs pruperty, Wo: Utls porfects sbatract £ date. TO LOAN ON GHICAGO REAL BETATE for a torm of yoars, MATTOUKS & MASON, 2 Wabashar. TOLOAN— 5,20 0N GOOD REAL ESTATESIZCU- rity {n this city, WAITE & CLARKE, Bend 2 Bryaa Block, 3 Y ANTED-WE WILL PAY CASH FOR KDIUST2D ‘ciatms §n all banlrapt Insarzace Compantox. A UNDERWOOD & CO., 8¢ Exchango Batldiog, Clarkand Washingtoa-ste. : s TO LOAX FOR SIX MONTIS OK GOOD 5 000 b Eorme: Lo . REECER, nanclzl Agent, 134 East Madison. A . LOAN ON HEST GITY PROPER. LOUIS L. PALMEH, Rooms 18 and. Bt ¢ 4,02, 52,600, TO LOAN ON 0 e st el E e 10 Dercont: W S, Tioom 16, 133 Montos-xt. 3 WANTED. 3 ARTIES WITH OAPITAL amnkig ovdniid caa learm of a3 oscellent oppec: o4 Stablo mana Bialvess:, domand Galtuived. Tt of, Tribuss o Gl ARTNER WA WANTED—30) MORE C ‘make $10,000 15 ono year, if inrastod wi ‘honorabla burines: Alr'-;i! established and without come~ potition. Address 8, Tribune office. PARTSER WAXTED-A GOOD EUSINEST SIAN ‘with 93,000 to 12,200 casb, 1o take an Interest 13 a we!] ‘established com3ission basiiess whers & falr commlrs 23 no Toxs wil bo gasrzaised. Addsess fof pariiculars, H 85, Tribuns otice. PR KL WANTED_WITIL oty pa; 100 TO §130 IN A iag brisiarss, jast opazed at 102 Weit 3fadlson; et e ; P NER WANT! XPERI e IN t 83,000 caahi estabifshod havi~ 20ds, with Abaa ta fees, Dot looation on Wort Side. Prssant swner nnablo o give whela timato budases.” Addrexs 36, Trivane PERSOMNAL. ERSONAL-3RS. FORREST, WIDOW LADY. L' "who attendsd faneral 5t 815 Wost Wasadngton-a2. Banday, Jan, 12, pleaso call zczinand obiigo J G B. - E;@(fnfwhr‘:f;y LA EAGERLY WATIIRG o of ciady Saisned. FPELTE. o opocked. Lithe PERSONALIF THIS MEETS THE EYE OF Zirs. Berry, 3o will pleass commenicata with hor o Tatfersoa-s., &3 they 619 YO 8331303 ADOS Bex,