Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1873, Page 3

4 Lrerod fo him' to ol EXGEEDINGLY SUSPICIOUS. startling Revelations Concerning 4 Recent Diamond Rob- bery. queer Conduct of & Police Captain--- A Case Worth Investigating. There is now in the County Jail a young man, who, elthough convicted of & crime, is undoubt~ the victim of a plot concocted for the pur- of shielding others and covering the villiany D“pwminent Police Captain. This youth was ipicted with 8 much oldor man for robbing the psgui of Lizzie Moore, on Clinton street, on the 215t of March last. It will be remembered shat the bouse was entered early in the morning py threo men, who ecemed to be familiar with o fact that Miss Moore had & large pomber of dizmonds. They designated them, aod demanded that ehe hand over, under penal- tyof forfeitiug her life, three diamond rings, a gismond cross, and a gold watch. A gentleman ufriend,” who was also in the room, was_re- quested to deliver up his watch, which he did. Sho property taken by the thieves was worth £,000, 20d in the morning was reported . to the jos suthorities. The headquarters detoctives {sid tolearn anything of the jewelry or thieves, batina week or two throe men were arrested bys sergeant, and two of the rings and the cross wero returned to the owner by one of the Cap- isins. One of the three men arrested was ro- Jessed from custody without a preliminary ex- sinstion, it appearing ¢ that he had nothing to o witk the burglary.” The other two were iven 8 prelimins bearing, ard wore com- m (o‘x7 trial. filh were xsn’diclcd at the same Eus, but one was subsequently releasod on bail, wd will probably mever bo tried. The re- pining prisoner—the young man alluded 10 sbOve—WAS. nrmigzxmd last Thursday, and found guilty. Miss Xfoore was, of course, one the witaesses, but was not permitted to tell 4l rhe know. The prisoner's attorney asked ber, while sho a8 on the etand, if she had given asy money wlficle.rtm; fnptuln p::ty I’olécf:a for ericg 8 portion of her . Bho re- 'firmgmm given him ggb, and that—., Fie remsinder of the sentence was not uttered, the Qourt checking her by saying thal tte Captain k;\ifl-fl_‘ fl!:ot on trial. The then asl i ere were any reporters ’ffl:_ TUnfortunately there were none, for, [&3 There been, it is very doubttal i a request toconceal the Captain’s name would Imve%een heoded. The prisoner, though fully aware that beis being sacrificed to shield some one else, re- fied to reveal any of the hidden cir- of the " csse. The suppres- don of the evidencs and the loquaciousness of Miss Moore has, however, partially unfolded toths vition of & few persons something of which they were confident, but could not rely cpon for want of proof. Fromall that can bo lramed, the robbery was planned by an intimate frend of tho Captain (although he may not Eeve been co tof it). This is seomingly izdiggutable by the conduct of said friend. As e story goes, the pngmrty was taken and de- until the expected ex- ciement was allsyed. Two weeks afterwards, Eamet the burglars by appointment in a_saloon @ Prasklin etreet, not very far from Madison etreet, and was told it was abont time to divide. Hosud he hadn't the stufl with him then, but f they would be there on the Monday followin (the interview took place on Saturday) he would brisgtho “gwag” around, The thioves wero sprectly satisfied and scparated. Two of them went to the saloon as agreed, wd the holder of the property ame in goon after they fook seats at s table. B eaid he had neglectod to bring the * stuft » mhhnfi:nl it was near by and he would atep wound the corner and get it. He left, and in slont t0 minutes a Sergeant and two police- zen walked in and immediately arrested the two tlioves. They were taken to one of the pre- cut gtations and locked wp. Two or thres bours sfterwards, tho Captain’s friend met e thid man on Harrison street, and puged & policeman * planted ” to catch him, sad he, L0, was taken into custody. Miss Moore 25 informed of the apprehension of the alloged thicves, aod, npon g at the police station, w5 told that her jewelry “had been pawned in Fitsburgh,” and " that it would be returned for £,030. Shoe was willing to give that amount, bui, baviog .only 430 with her, she endered that " swm. - The Captain told ho could mot take it from ter hund, but suggested that she leave it in the tblo “in the little room.” This she did, end wt oeing the money again, the presumption is thit the Captain got it. Ho may have forwarded ivio Fittsburgh, for within a week two diamond f2gs snd the cross were returned to Miss Ifoore, vils reminder that the other ringand two riches would bo forthcoming when the 8570 siiitional wero paid. These facts would have buu teetified to at the time of trial if Miss Yoorn . been permitted to re- o the “whole story. "Even if the Cap- 4 Gid not keep tho money, he had mright to act as the agent of the pawnbrokor, dthemere taking of movey under such cir- (unstances, renders him liable to dismissal un- { the rules of the Board of Police. Itis Uiesed by the “knowing ones” that the iwelry nover left the city, Bat of this there is W proof. The case is certainly one which Unld by investigated, and if the parties who Bow ghe circumotances sre mot indnced to o-p quiet,” the revelations would sstomsh # community, and show what has often been useriod, that son.e of the police officials of Citsgo are corrupt. - THE CITY IN BRIEF. Thers is an art gallory at the Gardner House. 128 rooms contain twenty-four paintings, man: 9 them by eminent artists, and are weil wol Fudying, Tbe Boird of Public Works have extended the ¢ furthe payment of water rents, without in- {ing the usual 10 per cent penalty, to the 16th The usual meeting of the inmates and others f‘fm’«l in the Washingtonian Home, will be din the chapel this evening. Amecting Gf the Chicago Medical Society will ;f:‘flm?‘gomw evoning, at the office of Dr. Pt e purpose of reorganizing on a na- An sdjourned mecting of the admirers of Col. g;lfil‘sn will be held Et ‘Wahl's Hall, corner of tounted and Adams streets this afternoon. The wlmmlfla 00 Orgaxization will Teport. James Barke, a stock dealer, was arrested b; [ Bxu_mgnz5 SfaB:I;ty and fined 225 and costs Xc¥ Egloctin, nine ' Lratleast forty-eight nu:g:! Aol dine ol The Board of Pablic Works think 400,000 W be nocessary to extend pipe mals and m‘"n-un iho water-works for the fiscal year flmmS April 1, 1878, and that the income Water-works will be insufficient therefor. The West Sido Pastors’ Associati B jociation meets at 5 boock lo-morzow, st tho chapel of the Third G gpouiieh, cormer of Washington snd strests. The Executive Committe ‘*«‘-g‘-tha 8am6 place at half-past 4. g E. Luwrence, aliss “ Appetite Bill,” E‘;S‘;:!" Jones, the bunko menm:lsrssdynfl;— ioa pi 22 TRIBUNE, wore discharged by terday morning upon pay- promising to leave the Tbe Fire Ward, : i ty lens have been instructed to see | Mm"”‘,’f,‘wé’mfi’ h:loch neu(l;ept & . 3 ers who have no re for E”’"“ liveswill bo prosocuted for vgohfing A ‘m:o“ha‘fimoxdlnnnce. v E_,Q?*:x,ax_ dolegates from all societies in- Lo 0 Picticipate in_the ceremony of layi E‘%'fiiuh e of the Church of the 3 l"'fi\n e held in the Holy Family School on {tiemgy "0h near Twelfth, at 3 o'clock this Tacod g, ; [T welzer, & deck-han the tim"fi‘fi‘fiallgm%’ foll from the bulwacks, L‘““"‘!Bfls&m en. He was removed D slary P of fire 'y 0 3 o sa,“ Balf-past 11 o'clock ‘Isat s ‘%{ plock yesterdsy afternoon, a man tay ‘Was occasioned by a firs in e jTmo building ‘No. 627 South Loy g, J0%eph Winkthall lost 8100, aud “m;“““"‘“v €505 no lnsurance. By eaton, . the gentloman who so o of in Grore avenng car, by quite ll’oonvnnd '8, and_has return 0% in the ity returned from the ; pamed Jacob Freedman, waa aeca esterday morn- e ot alat tho cf%m;x c«;y for 3 ey from the hands of an "0 F. Sorona,” Ho was alus hatd fon = FE. "~ “THE CHICAGO DAILY- TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JUNE 15. 1873 trisl, in the same amount, for stealing 85 from poor old negro. Charles Eagan, an employe of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, gvh{lq coupling cars,. at noon yesterday, on North Water street, had his loft lég 60 badly crushed that amputation will Embnbly be necessary. He was removed to the ome of his parents, No. 187 Lincoln avenue. The Massasoit House, opposite tha Central Depot, is in the hands of mechanics, and soon there will be a handsome $50,000, five-story, 130 b5 40, brick hotel with ptono’ trimings, whoro e morning after_the fire there was little or nothing. AMr. A. W. Longley is the propriotor, and Mr. Boyington the architect. Yesterday afternoon, a rickety stairway in the Columbian Iron Works, on Clinton street, gave way beneath the weight of a heavy pieco of casting that some men wers carryin, from the second floor to the first. Ong of the .men, named nk - Rooney, was geriously infured. Dr. Flemining waé called, who took the in}iur:d man to his residence, No. 255 South Den%llinei stroet. -It is belioved that in less skillful hands Rooney would have died. but at 6 o'clock last evening ho was out of dan- The Times, having abandoned that filthy slash about church members, will devote & page or two to'the subject of hospitals this morning, As each member of the local staff will write what he knows from personal experience sbout hos- pitals, and as each experienco will be precisely tho same (and very painfal), it is probable that the articlo will be Vory unentortaining. In the sccount of the police raid upon a house of notorious character at No. 88 tod street, which appearod in yostorday's TRIBUNE, it should have been stated that the second story of tho house onéy was occupiod for vile purposes.- On the first floor is the restaurant of Joseph Bun- jer, upon whom the article referred to unjustly reflected. It was chiefly through Mr. Bunjer's efforts that the placo has done evury&ing in his power o have tho house converted to Lgropflr uses, it is but right that he should have the benofit of the public an- nouncement of the facts. B ,Tho alarm of fire from Box 56, ot half-past 2 oclock yesterday morning, was occasioned by the discovery of flames in' the two-story frame building, No. 928 South Clark strect. The build- ing is owned by Georgo Norris, aud cccupied s _packing-howse by Tiufus ‘Band. The_firs originated in the smoke-house, which is said to bave been very defective. Loss on building, 8900; insured for $2,000 in a_Detroit company. Loss on stock and fixtures, $2,000 ; insured for 81,600 in the Merchants’ of New York, and for $500 in the Star of New York. A s2d accident occurred at Calumet yesterday morning. Mr. Brunelle, of the printing and pub- lishing ouse of Habel & Branollo, wiile fishing in Calumet Lake, was drowned. The boat in which he was sitting becamo suddenly unbal- zaced, aad before . Brunello could steady it it was capsized. ere being no assistance near by Mr. Brunelle was drowned. The body was recovared after a short scarch and taken to tho Michigan Central Railroad bridge, where it swaita the action of the Coroner. Mr. Branello was mach respected, and a wide circle of frionds will mourn bis sudden death. He leaves a large family. The Board of Public Works issned the follow- £n§ building permits yesterday : Estate of Sam- uel 8. Foss, e-story and basement brick, 43x 41 foet, Loomis strect ; Hull & Sidell, threo- story and basement stone front, 66x42 feet, Nos. 27, 99, and 81 Park svenue ; E. F. Palsifer, three-story and basemont stono front, 100x48 foet, Nos, 1028, 1030, 1032, and 1034 Prairie avo- nue ; M. Tyler, two-story and basement brick, 40x30 feet, Oakenwall Addition; 3. O. Walke er, two-story and basement brick, Noa. 40x170 feet, Michigan avenue; J. M. Parker, four-story and basement stone front, 40x 80 feet, Nos. 95 and 97 East Washington street ; D. W. Mason, iwo-story and basement stone front, 24x74 feet, No. 1359 Wabash avenue ; A. M. Fenner, three-story and basement brick, 24x 60 feet, No. 376 West ison street. John Layton, who threw a brick intos_State street car, on Fridsy niifht, whereby Mr. L. AL Elder, of Kalamazoo, Mich., was seriously hurt, was arrested vosterdsy morning. He was not yery badly injured and was able to appear before Justice Banyon yesterday afternoon, ‘who held him in €300 bail to await the result of Elder's injuries. The latter was severely hurt, bat it is believed he will recover. He was taken home yesterdsy morning. In the presence of the conductor of the car in which the fracas be- gan, Layton did not assert so positively that.he was struck a car-hook, and it is believed that he roceived his Injury in_attempting to cancoal himgelf in the Palmer House. ‘The Times is informed that there was quite & German meeting in Chicago on Friday, and that Mr. John F. Tracy resiguel the Presidency of the Northwestern Railroad on the same day. The particulars will be found in yesterday’s Tris- UNE, and perhaps in to-day’s Times, if nothing hnpy::u. This is just Iiko Lh:‘Tima. which ;La a good newspaper, the news always except: 155 o gosd thing Yo the Tames i i i in the same city with Trs Temsuxe and the Evening Mail. Were it not for these two papers, there would bo no Times. It follow these papers—a long way off. There was a time, a long time sinco, when the Times was in enterpriso and news the peer of the Journal, but those days are past. Alas for those days. Alasforthe Times. . A frightfol runaway occurred yestorday oven- ing at 8 o’clock. The horses of omnibus No. 228 of the Citizens' Line, became unmanageable at the corner-of Randolph and Market streats. The driver waa intoxicated, and during the progress of the tesm was thrown from his seat, and sustained injuries that will probabiy prove fatal. The horses dashed down Market Btroet, to the corner of Madison, whera they ‘were stopped by Officer James Carlin, of the West Side Railway Company. Carlin exhibited & good deal of bravery in the act, as the horses wero going at break-neck speed. Several ladies and getlemen who were in thé 'bus at the time, were more or less bruised. The driver was taken ‘o the Amory Police Btation. His name could not be ascertained. Long ago, when men shot their way to fame and fortune in Ireland, an Irish lawyer chal- lenged a friend to meet him at & certain hour, in 8 in park known 8s *‘ The Fifteen Acres.” His logal habits were strong, even in an invita- tion to death, and the chailonge read, *Meet me in the Fifteen Acres, be the same more or less.”. That gentleman’s descendant must be on the Iocal staff of the Times, and he must have written the ridiculous account of tho street-car muss which occurred on Friday evening, 88 all the readers of Tae ‘TRIBUNE knew. The Times did not get the facts, though thatis nothing new. It might as wel have given a lucid account 88 follows: *‘ A man was struck with a big stone on State street this ‘Wweek, be the same more or less.” The gloomy corridors of the County Jail were yesterdaysgain made the scene of a marriage ceremony. Of course Justice C. B. Dagget, tho parson of the Judiciary of Chicago, oficiated. The parties to the affair were Samuel Wilston and Deanle, both of whom figured some- what prominently in & bastardy _trial before Justice Van't Woud last Thursdsy. Upon Vilston's consenting to murry tie complaiaanty ghe withdrew the which sent him to prison, and herself o all the necessary ar- Tangements for the consummation of the nup- tials. It is probable that s love of liberty did more to cause Wilston to congent to the marriage than anything else. The bride has pursued the fellow who was yesterday pronounced her hus- band far and near, and her marrisge seemed to lease her very much. There are few who would grudge her her new posscssion. ‘There are & great many ways of making: mone{. Bome work for it,—a elow way; others marry it, —a genteel way; others go into the confidence business,—an uncertain and mean way.. The last dodge is to got ‘K newsboys' and boot- Dlacks' pionio, rope in the little fellows, pretend they are objects of affection and solicitude, and mske: money by it. MMr. Bcammon has a news- paper in this city, » morning publication, and 8s his employes have not much to do, they propose to get up an excur- sion for the gamins, under the sauspices of Mr. Scammon. As Mr. Bcammon is believed o owe the achool fund a large sum of money which should be spplied to the education of these boys, he can’ evince the sincerity of his desiro to promote their welfare—present and fu- ture—by forking over the amount. After that is done an excursion into the country will be in order; but until then the excursions had better be let} in the hands of Dr. Miller and other gen- tlemen, who managed them well honestly last year. . & On : Friday night, at 12 o'clock, Roundsman Barthelon A{ld 552:!‘5 Noonan and Galligher made s visit ‘to the gambling-rooms of Adam Smith, No, 191 Olark street, When elon Iknocked at the door he heard an unusual amount of noise behind it, and then for s moment all was still, and pretty -soon the door was opened and the oflicers ware admitted. only were found in. the room. A vai t door, ‘which was L:ltigedéJ attracted Barthelon’s atten- tion, and, under the beliof that behind it & good- mized crowd of yamblers wers chucklipg ot the very smart trick they had 8o far succesafully plsyed, the officer sent down to the Armory for mpre men. The whole party might have es- w8 raided, and, since ho | the fact that the gamblers in the vaultand those outaide could not communicate with one anoth- er.. After waiting 45 minates_the imprisoned gambl six in number, opened the vault door- and “ETnflmruL _y’l‘hny’were taken *fh the "Ar- mory Station, Yesterdsy morning. they were m:&ned before Banyon, who d.ilcinged them upon payment of cosis, ‘because they were not" caught in the act of gaming. The police-officers 8ay that it is next to impossiblo to eecure the conviction of gamblers bofore -Dogberry Ban- yon. e Lnst Mondsy morning, aboat 7 o'clock, & Mrs- Tully, who resides on Pavilion parkway, between Indiaos and Calumet avenuos, in the town of . Hyde Park, saw two men dig s hole near her’ houso, and deposit therein what-appearod to hor to be an iron box. Yesterday morn- ing the fact was reported to Capt. Binford, of tho Hyde Park police. A search in_ the'vicinity indicated by Mrs, Tuily revealed s trunk of emall size imbedded about three - feet under ground, which contained the "body of a male infant. The child was nicely dressed, and was Inid in 2 bed of fine shavings. - some of its" clothing was marked _*Gobb.” ' Coro- nor - Stephens and Dr.. Emmons, nc- comipaniod by Detectivo Simmons, wont out to tho acone of the discovery last evening. A post- moitem examination showed that: the chiid, although of the most perfect and robust de- velopment, had been rn dead.” Thore were no evidonces on its. body of foul play.’ The . spot selected for its burial was secluded and very beautiful. It was. found that two trees near the grave had becn marked. Evorything indicated that the child Lhad been put in its coffin by tender bands; and it is not unlikely that somo poor parents buried it thero to avoid the expense incident to a more regular intermont. Coroner’s inquest wag Leld, and a verdict of * still-born " rendored. A MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT, Fho New Warcrooms of the Wilson Sowing-Machine Company, No. 197 State Street. To-morrow the now rooms of the Wilson Sew- ing-Machine Company at No. 197 Btate street, ncxt to the corner of Adams street, will be thrown open for the inspection of the public. This Company has been later than some of the others in leaving the remote parts of the clty to which they ware driven by the fire, but it has dono g0 merelyin order to have the time to finish off the new quarters in the richest and most expensive manuer. This place fronts both on Btate and Adams streets, not including, how- ever, the cormer store. It thus runs back 120 feet, making one of the finest show- rooms in the city. The striking featurs of this room {8 not its size, however, but the handsomo, tasteful, and even sumptuous manner in which it is fitted up. It shows everywhere that it has beon done under the supervision of a man of ro- finement and lfood taste. The floor is covered with a bosutiful carpot, which came from Btewart's establishment in Now York, and cost $1,500. Tho coiling is frescoed, by a Chicsgo artiat, 80as to form o perfect match for the car- pet. There is nothing lond or exaggerated in color. ~The wupper part of the walls is covered with ~ arabesques, aud _ that part just sbove base-boards is marbled, while the intermediste space is colored with s refreshing neutral tint. The costof this frescoing alono was §8,500, while the total expense for fitting up the room wWss nearly §10,000. During the day, abundant light is farnished from the grand windows on the two streets, while by night it is lit up by six elogant gold-gilt twelve-light chandeliors. Tho thrond, silk-twist, and needlo-case, which is of carved ‘walnut, and is surrounded by a carved walbut marble-top counter, is on the right-hand side of the main room, near the centre. At the ends of this counter aré two magnificent bronze 5, cast from Kuhemn Bpecially drawn for the Company, A hundred feet back from the Btate street entranco oxtends a partition of black-walnut, which, like all the handsome fur- niture, is made by Patzack & Bchultz, of this city. “‘This partition is in itself & work of art, a model of simple eleganco, That part of the establishment fronting on Adams street is re- served for office purposes. Still beyond on Adams streot is a large room used for u{jmfing, ‘whero all the machines go before they leave the rooms. The Company also leases the entire basement, covering an ares of 5,000 square feet, which is used lurtglcking purposes. Tho merits of the Wilson sewing-machine are 400 well-knovn to need any. ugecul aise. A purely Western machino, it has ‘to fight against heavier odds than any of its competitors, for they wore ail united agains and s;&gaxiority mado it a dangerous rival, to ba crushed out at all hazards, if poseible. But Ar. ‘Wilson has fought his gcod fight, and has won against all opposition, & fact plaialy proven by his ability 1o fit up rooms as elegant as those which are to be opened to-morrow. These ma- chines have won guch general favor, since they are sold at prices 25 per cent Iower than any other first~clasa machine, and since they are simple to_handle, durable, ‘and of un- limited capacity. Each purchaser also obtains a written warrant of his machine for five years. The manager of the offico here is Mr. George Bawyer, agentleman of great business casncity, who haa been here for & year, and who, during that time, has made for himself & host . of friends. This machine is not only the invention of a-Western man, but it is also made in the West, the manufactory being at Cleveland, a five-story bilding 180 feet' by 60, where about 500 workmen are employed. ~ No matter whether ono wishes to buy a ma- chine or not, there will be no place on State street which will be better worth visiting to-mor- row than the magnificent rooms which the Wil~ son Bewing-Machine Cox:gsny have occupied and which are an unexcelled specimen of Chica- go workmanship and good taste. Sad State of Rayti. Bishop Coxe, in the account of his recent epis- copal visit to Hayti, writes that for the past six ears Mr, Holly, the chief agent of the American ‘piecopal Mission in that island, has devoted his energies principally to work, not for the En- glish-apeaking people, but for the evangelization of the poor natives of the island, 500,000 of whom are virtually heathen, though the religion of the tountry is nominally Romish. " condition of most of the blacks is very like that of natives in the heart of Africa. Theirre- ligious condition is that of barbarism. They wnmhci{num epirit of evil, although thoy take their children to the Romish pricst for baptism, 88 a charm against the incantations which they use one against the other. The cannibalism of religious superstition ia stiti very prevalent in many partsof Hayti. Children are prepared for the rite by first giving them & root orbark which stupefies them. “Then they are fattened for the sacrifice, after which the worshi feed upon their bodies. This sacrifice thoir superstition demands once a year, and both Episcopal and Wesleyan missionaries bear tostimony to its existence, asserting that the practice is systematic, and not occasional. The government has not sufficient strength to Suppress thfimh’cn, although it has o the attompt. Bishop Coxe .recalls a conversation held with the exiled President Gefrard, whom he visited in the island of Jamaica. ‘I did my best,” said the President, ‘‘to put down this cursed Vaudou worship.” The Bishop asked if it were possible that they thus s: ced chil- dren to their heathen god. “Alas!™ was the answer, “I was obliged to shoot eight men for cannibalism fo strike terror into those esned befora the additional force arrived but for whom I. could not reach. Cannibalism is strong there ; and it was for that reason I am here, an exile, becanse I made war upon it.” In this land marriage is an excoptional institution ; 80 much so that oneof the missionaries, laboring in the mountains, with beaming eyes a8 a0 improvemont on the former state of things that during six years he had celebrated six mar- ringes, T threo points which the Bishoj thinks cught to b prosented first and foremos to the people of theso islands are : the necessity of Christian marringe, sanciification of the Lord’s Day, and the knowledge of the Bcrip- tures, of which even the nominal Christians of the islands seem vory ignorant.. —— ‘Windfalls for Dociors. The curiosities of medical life and practice are endless. If we hoar very often of medical men doing arduous work for very scanty remunera- tion, sometimes there is an agreeable obverse of receiving very splendid remuneration for very scanty services, We Loow of & medical msn ~ whose duty it i‘! c'fslhml; 1 lanch eve dsy at & a4 onging to ry& nible lord. g“'I'he household ~ is immenso ; and thera is justthe chance that there may be somo case of indisposition demanding at- tention. Ho geta some of the best wmcm:y and beet lunches in Epgland, sud duly charges s guinea for each attendance. There is o very wealthy man near & great city, who cannot bear 1o be left for the night. There is a physician of great ability who drives out of town nightly to slecp ai -his - residenco; he is conse- quently debarred evening society, . and _if he goes out to dinner ho has to lesve his friends before wino. He has to charge his atient a thousand o year, and I think he works Faxd for his money. Bomistimes the services are such that money cannot repay A {friend of mine, a young m had s standing. en- gagemont of four hundred a vear to look sfter the health of an old lady. Bhe required ta be tit. Its choapnens inspected three times a day, and make an exhibi- tion of her @ an (pn]xe. What made things so vating waz that she was a8 strong 88 s horse, while the doctor was & delicato man.: Bhe wasgo selfish ‘and erse that ha waa obliged - to:tell. her that he would have nothing to do with her case. . Bimilarly, I knew tho son of a rich man, who proposed to paya clorgyman *several hundred pounds a year for leave to spend his evenings with him. 0 par- son, howaever, was obliged to tell his rich friend thal o talked such infolorablo twaddlo that he could mot accept his compsny on any terms 1hat ‘could be named. at tho- oddest of theso arrmangements -is- -the following: -A ‘medical man has been attending a patient sev- eral years, and yet be has neverseen his patient. The gontloman firmly believea that he iu an cesophagus of peculiar construction, and that he i8 accordingly liable at any moment to bachoked. That help may be at hand_ whenover any sudden emergency may occur, he has a physician in the honse night and_dey. ,Tho physician, being buman, must needs tako his walks sbroad, andit .becomes_necessary to provide a substitte for him two hours a day. Accordingly, a doctor at- .tends daily from 12 to 3, fills up his time by dis- posing of an adinirable lunch, and finds the gold and’ silver coin, in their usual uppfz combina~ tion, noatly put by the side of his plato, in tis- sue-paper. bad the- pleasure of exclmngin;: words with his intorasting pationt.—From The -Romance of ' .. . Murder and Arson. NEw InEmua, L., Juno 14.—Lavel, 8 French- man, and Alexander Spser, colored Justice of the Peaco, were brutally murdered in their store, five miles from thia place, Iast night. The atore was robbed aid burned by three megroes.” A number of citizens have gone in pussuit of the marderers. . In]a contest as to who could, with the fowest !fe;;fl, descond s staircase in the London Junior Carlton Club, Mr. Peter Graham made & spring ovor the handrail and fell 60 feot, causing _his death. He was perfectly sober, and is described 88 proficlent in athletic exercis —_— 1 to the presont deto e bas never | MISCELLANEOUS. TUTOMATIO FOUNTAIN W, A AT timo, labor, aad money.. Mo hombac. 6 §2 50 it work &t No. % Soath Canalst., Boom 4, ¥at TO EXCHANGE. T FART A COTTAGE BUILT TN PAYMENT FOR somo fins Iots at Austin azd near 0. & N. W.E.R.Co.'s ‘Dew car shopa; will trade for lumber. ~ Addross G 97, Trib- i ce.. - LOST AND FOUND. TR oy Saae s, waons psi o Wil rotiien tho mare will bs Hboradly Fewarded: 41 Qe Fo 9 H D8y for skill nood apply. . Address T B R 285 Felvencer A VORTAY MIDDLEAGED take during COUPLE DESIRE TO Ld.5ke shaege ot a bouss urin sbasico of aumlly: na OOKS_CARH PAID FOR BOOKS OF ALLKIND: and in an; ntity. Tae Old Book St . OHA] BROS,, 1 and 515 faxt Madisonost oo OHAP OLONY—ALL WHO WISH CAN GO WEBT AT smal] oxponss with tho A. and N. colony : 160 ac: choleo land, to town lota an other adsant STRVENS, Hoom 3, 10 East Madfsoneate collanvons gods of A lottor 16 1.'GELDER, Laan Offco, 55t Stato-tge = © TP EENCAMILLINERY_3ADAME A SCHNEIDER, Fruneh millinar, No. 7i0 Mlichigan-av-, rospecifally s the pubtic that shio nznaates ordors' for bonnets it fashijonabie stylo and at short notice. info int} Fms’r-cflss ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFU) nished with board; table boarders accommodated. Reforencos uxchangod ifdosired. Address X ¥ Z, Trib- 3. IiflAVY TBAMS CAN GET WORK FOR THE scason by zpplying at 10 South Water-st. TE A LADY WITH 81,00 DESIRES TO MARKE money, and & roputatisn'as An actress, with an expa. tlonced manager, Tot hier addross P 78, Tribuno office. N.B.—Secarity and best of referencs given. com- munications strictiy co tial, 1 ANE EVERYHODY YO KNOW THAT DR JOHN PHILLIPS has a very largo_zssortment of ‘Brazilisu Pobblo Spoctacles for salp, which ho saits by inspection to the Bac. Don't forgot tha placo, 120 Fourth-av., Opticisn and Ooulist, & faw doors. Harrizon-ste NEY, -EAI!}}JD‘}}Y s sz st eeT TAKEST. noral washin o r dozen: shirts, Contaonch. " Clothies will be broaghe ssd deoliversd"Bemd sourorders. N. IIANSON. ARTES HAVING PLACES OF DUBINESS THAT Ahoy ish to e, tnoss winhing {0 purchass, aro fo- fsted to call o or addross GEO. 1T LAWTON, Room1, South Clark-st. — Ofico Bours 8t 105 m. dnd 4 to . ¢ ». THIS 1S 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT T, JAOOD Zimgibl have dissolrod partagrship with Frauk Zira- o &b, on Junc 8, 1573, and all creditors will pleass sottlo it the naid Frank Zirngibl. Businass will ‘still be con- tinng Larrabecst. by JACOH ZIRNGIBL. 0_BU SYANTED_TO CONTRAGT FOR A House worth: from 3,000 10 §6,000; some money; the balance in lots in Irving Park, centrally located, *east fronts, 1 milo cach trom N. W. and 3. §t. P. R. R. do- pots, 163 Randolph-st., Room I1. MARRIAGES. WOONWORTH_HANNAHS—At tho Fint Baptist Ohurch, Jano 11, by the Rov. o Woodmard (ancle-of th &room), aesisied by tho Rev. Dr. Everte, John 3. Woul: L D Saperrting Suveion U, sty st co, Wasi G wnd Mies & Hannahs, davglitor of J M. Hinnabs, £sq.s o this i OLIVER_BURGESSOn May 10, by the Rov. W. 1. Dasiels, Willar . Gliver ihd Loviada 1. Bargess bak o 4 BAKER—BIELBEY—By the Rov. H. 0. Kinney, June 1, at 667 W » Mr, L S st Monrooat. H." Biker and ‘Misa RICE—MILNE—At Locl 1l., on Ji , Rov. J. G, Porter, at mnm&nuolgl h"‘r‘l"d‘n‘}1 a‘;!,n'a. {firc.‘_.lp?’hnn'-l. Rice, of Peotone, and Miss lnb-lhlzlhu, of 'WARREN_MORLEY—June 11, at the First Cor {iomal Oharch, of Painoerll, (i%o;fiy o Tor e o, of Ofoveland, 9 Chicago; and Eixio Tracy Bloriey, of Balsesrilie, Obio. DEATHS. SWAN—On June 3, Nollis, aged 16 months, and on Saturday, Juge 1, Em d 3 yoars aogbtors of G. R wad B A. Gean, o 249 months, MOULFORD—At Oakton, near Evanston, on Satard: $iiemonn, st doclock, fifi‘,’“"‘ wife- of Edward nlford, in the 19(h yor age. Funors] from her late realdonos on Monday at 2 p. m. BROWN—On Friday evoning, tho 1Sth fust., Mrs. Glara Btarr Brown, widow of ‘the late Judge’ Heny Brown, in tho 78th searof ber age. ‘Fandral from the rosidence of her son-in-law, Thomss 419 Cortro-av., on Monday next, at8o'lock, ads of the family are invited. ERBY_J Mrs. Dy . Erby, aged B yoars, wifo 01 Witz Bopy ™ LePoe . Kiby 2 Famoral from hor Jate rosidonco, 165 Notth Wall on Sunday, Juns 15, at 1 o'alook, by carrisget to §&Roohester, N. Y., papors please copy. —Last avening ‘st balf.past § o'clock, at his MOFFET- rosidence, 411 South Moy-at., Mr. Jamse Moffet, sssist— Jonrnal. ‘ant-foremian of the Evon! Tuncral Monday, at 11 o'clock, to WANTED. Partner Wanted With 33,500 to 23,000 capital, to take chargo of finarolal part of .» wellostablished miaufacturing business. Ad- n3 8, Tribuse offices WANTED. = A smart energotic man of good addross, to soliait ordors in the South and West. Apply t0 56 Major Block, LaSalle and Madison.sts, £0.56 Major Block, LaSalle and Madison sts. Forres! P m. LADIES_3RS. HUDSON'S ALABASTER for salo at JOHN P. LEE'S Drug Storo, cor- d and Harrison-sis., and at BLISS & 51 or Wabash-av. aud Tweaty-socend-st. ['HE PARLOR CURTAIN.SCREEN: THE LAST *and boat out ; s convoniont aud oraamental; rolis up like a curtain; it is pronounced by all the most completo scroon in tho markut Guand see it For salo by MIL TIMORE & ALEXANDER. 34 Stafo-at. 'ANTED—A MEDIUM SIZED OFFICE SAFE, and 43 Fourteenth-st. mico. S . '0 EXCHANGE—A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY RES- oo R 4 AT A A 20 | et B, T S T Tho finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at {1 % Dearbora-st., or 105 Walndt-st. . Srehard oo dardch, Samptells citors, Sagiosofiaad or_euburbaur DIBBLE & or. 5 take, In'ozohange, e, Cliicago 415,000 warth of Iowa or Minncsotn wild lands, pow e AL IR L gL G PN A ontalnlog $5 n billa and sems serip. Tha “SHder cun S et i and Real Eatate, northwest corner Hal- 27 the mency oad return the book 10195 Mt $0d 2 B e NIRRT th Clark-st., andobligs Ro W.. 3 EX E—A SMALL SOLITAIRE DIAMOND T in d " id gold wal 95T IN AN AROHERAV. 'BUS, A POCKET- | beabtifally oasineied ant ot wubh Anucoti ey piot book oan 353 xad somo conts, Lo propercy of & | chango ot kood [op boewy. aiver mounted Soom crams 2 e o' sy (o FRTEH. PEYBAION, S5 Souts | Boodtale. AddrossG ¥, Teibunooifco,” * 7 ™ 7 Halatedsr. O 8 South | 0 RECHANGE_OR SALE-A NO. 1 MANGTAG. attieed goods for pay, oF Sathamge Jor watiies manafsc : > clty or suburban proparty. L, Sid Blatoat. Y 70 EXCHANGE — 143 GALLONS OF FURE DL riod cognao brandy, for & good borse. ADDIY LAST, A BLACK CAP] with ,‘3‘.‘; A guitablo rowa, OST_ON sux TOREly (Synpax, ‘etferod. n-at., or 150 - Leavo st Room 1l, 161 at T HANGE—_GRIST MILLS; ELEVER BEST s in the market, 16, jand 34-juch stones, or vorv low for cash. “EASTMAN, No. 3 Arcade- O, EXCHANGE-LOT AT ENGLEWOOD FOR gmm. and buggy or plano. AddressG 8, = 0 EXCHANGE—8 ACRES BOTTOM LAND ON IL- % ‘o Ao re, J. N. MORSE. OST_8% REWARD-DARE _GCHESNUT 30 Dack T i S rona g hiny ST old X "3-‘{:‘;}??: ack; will show slgna o ; Feorr"d! BWATSON, commor Campbeltav. wad Vea Horen-st, linois 1TET aay TLOST S REWARD_IN THE NEIGREORHOOD | god e sdanead, bugsy and pisu, or Jof the curnor of Madison and Clark-sts, & diamond vest s ? '0 EXCHANGE_FOR FURNITURE, CARPETS, button. JOHN PARKS, § Washingtou-st., Room 2. Tas-X0 TTOR] TR AR ind piano, JLOST;ON HALST SMALL LOOKET | Addross 610, Fibune stha. ST., A with Masonic cmblem. The finder will be T ETUR rowanlad by loaving the saime at 197 South Canal-ttr O, CHANUE - FURNITORE LDST—A POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK, BE- OR OASH FOR A Randolph-st., third * floor. Bonth Bign. ke ity U Washinglonst. tunnel, | 50 FXCHARGE_FARM OF 55 AGRES, 15 ACRES rocoita revard: " | fousedi i foomey Hent Drnar g piprize, melly Inces n e ms anby, ¢ 3 > JOSI-ON WEST SIDEGR STATR AND MADISON- | rom Chleago. ‘¥ J. WRIDINGER &00.. Kodt Eatata uaro gold band. Aloro than | Agents, Room 51 Motropalltan Biock: narihwest corase paisod_band. B to 0% Wabast at. car, valao will b given tor rethrs -av. OST_ON MADISON.ST. OAR, ABOUT 9:30 P. M_ on Fi it, 8 pockstbook containing between $14 P T e ™ or 7 leaving tho antne ut Room §, 83 LASsite st J,OST-A GRAY CANADIAN HORSE ABODT yasrs cld; modinm sizo: foundsred. A reward will botvon If rotumed to cormor Twoaty fist aod Paulins- e Randolph and LaSallesta. 70 EXCHANGE_& FARM OF 2 Toice atook 8ad graln. facn; ime Srebond, ik cholca stock sad graln fara; iiae = rater, and good timbet. for som cah 4nd good Chicags ?mgfim farm of 350 acres: extrs good improvementa, for houso and lot. A [arm of 163 scres for improved or animproved Chicago olf d clty roporty for a large anincumbered ivrm in Central or, Also houso snd lot and one-half block o . (Facros) a¢ Hinslato for &small farm and city prope rty. OHAS. B. HOLMKS & CO., 71 Dearbora-st. 0 EXOHANGE—A NICE RESIDENCE ON PRAL fo-nv. for an |mterestina livery business. CHAS. B. HOLMES & GO., 71 Doarbornat. 770, EXOUANGE_A GOTHIC HOUSE OF s ROOS, lot25:195, at Wicker Park, near Milwaukee and North-ara., for vacant Jot, or will scli on easy terms. ©. B. HOLMES & Co., 71 Dearborn st. 0 EXCHANGE-BARGAIN_ELEGANT MARALE- 08T — 25 REWARD— OX PAULINA.ST., BR- oen Lake and Madisonsta., & gold boaded nscklaco. o 3 Inltials C. A. B. on centrodrop. J. LUNT, 61 Park-av. LOST—POCKET-BQOK CONTAINING PAPERS ioaving “sums 2t TN GERSOLE SRR S Posioy 10 at ', Ofico, 166 ad 18 Bouth Water-st. p LQST—SXO REWARD_FROM 253 SAMPSON-BT. face, had on last Monday night, cream horse, white . - amp oo dght sido tad'iece oo C T e Sove | imend” YAGOD B MARTLL AL Bt G o DY whereabouta. TO EXCHANGE-MERCHANDISE, FARMS, OR tmbered lands and cash for city o country roal es- O e REWARD ON MONDAY) JUNES A | iste. L.O.MAYNARD, Room S Major Block. ocketboook containing m blo - RIAYNARD; Hoom Bls ¥ _must bo a bargaln. _Addross U 37, Tribuno ofice. * | on Chicas mes Ol bentan b one o biIa0ap 1o papers, 770 EXCHANGE-_CHEAP LOTS AND OFFIGE FOR. ANTRED—A SMALL COTTAGE WEST OF HAL. | Ktozio and Illinols. The flnduwillwhu‘afime(m it to mitaro for borse and buggy, merchandiss, or honse oo sted-st. Possesaion on or about Oct. 1. Will pay | P. O, BAUMGARTNER, Maswood, K. or if-you | loasedlot. 135 Clarkst., Koot A7, 2,500 cush or in suburban roal estato. Addross J'&, Ganttokeeptho money, please return tho papers to 0 EXCHANGE—OR FOR SALE-BTEAM OANAL ribuno office. enter Tribuus offics, propll orin complete runaing order. & MeKIRDY, 341 South Watorwt., or G. BAY, 5 North Clark. AT, s Tons, e A L ST — ON STEWART-AV., NEAR THIRTY- Ie == T — ith-st., Thi ke sovonth-st., on Au.bcpxltffllfi:d%‘;nmtm. 0 EXCHANGE—-HOUSE OF § ROOMS AND TWO will sell choap. Apply or sddress arse, lace, &c. ‘Tho finder yoars lease, Hubbard.at., near Western-av., for good son-st., Chicago. g purso to 25 River-st. feam, or wagon, or buggr. R. G. GOODWILLIE, 13 ANTED_TO BUY_PART OF LOT IN GRACE. | T OST-$10 REWARD_AN ENGLISH BPOTTED | South Clark-s. land Cemetery. Auny poreon having same for_sale ccoach dog answering to the name of Spot or Andy; 0 EXCHANGE—83,5%0-NEW HOUSE OF ¢ may ind purohaser by adaboning, satlog verms, O 4, | tiakly sposia vors dask s tho Hent aidw et leca. Ko | T oim SRANCI- 0 NEW ~HOGSE OF ¢ Tribuno offico, sbors promard il be Paids, 20 pigestions sakod. br | Direrucy'st, cpposiie school hosy: hiss runs celar ANTED_BOME LIGHT BUSINESS IN WHIOH | £aicod ‘Taanty sorsnd-ote. a o T HOODWILLIR, 15 Hoakd Giaskare. »= 50 will by inte t which meo ocnal £ Fare ebenrs Flo G oy v o e el A0 dross for three days, describing business znd stating afimnmwun;m be had, i E M, Chicago Post 7 VWANTED-_PUPEY_A SETTE State prico and age. Address VW ANTED-FOR A HEALTHY, ‘woeks R OR_POINTER. G 16, Tribuns ofico, t%m BOY, TWO er bo old, » home. Ho may ' boarded or adoptod: Gal 8t the Hoepital for Woren sad Childron, Sorer West Adams and outh Fa - any after: noon this weok. ANTED_50) YOUNG_BEN AND LADIFS AT 4, Grow's Opora Hall, §17 Wost Madison s, Maaday H 0 part. nd froa fsctars itk 2ad Bhiadee of Marriod Life, £y DR PAYNE, the fazous anthropologist. A ANTED-A MAN, WHO WILL BUILD A BLOOK sitablo for a musoum snd thoatre combinod, oan Tent for a term of location. Addrossar Bo zecured in renting the sumo at 20 yoars or longer.. it bo {n call'at Boom 1 8 sud 81 Dosrbora: ANTED—1 OR 3 LARGE BOAP TANKS. AD- dress G 14, Tribuno offico. ANTED-TIOKET_TO LOUIS AND RE- ST. : state ne or both. turn’ gics for o ddross A. J. ‘WALSH, No. 507 Washington-av., Chicago. J,O5T. 810 REWARD-A BANK BOOK IN AC. 0 EXCHANGE 220 PER ACRE_3i0ACRE FARM" count with W. . Tibbila. Wil pay the above reward tn Wl Gonnty, 40 miles {rom Chicago, on Dlinols if loft at Tribune offico. ; Ceatral Railroad, spleadidiy improvod: want city, prop- OST—85 REWARD WILL BE PAID BY THEBUB- | $Eil foom Uhistuo, and elomantis b oa, tor L A S B T ID P Taa e e Vo K e Ay A fonts, taken {rumithe tratn on N. W, 2o P2Emeen | Eon T 100 neres hossy Umber, splendia ars, for Bimburst sad Gonora, Satarday afteracon, Jude 7. 0. | ffuidan lots. T B BOYD, 150 Wost Washingionst. 1BSING—ON THE NIGHT OF THE 778 INST. | 'R EXCHARGE A SMALL STORE AT BATAVIA, icnso: alin, one 1ot on Tylor st Western-av. Apply to WAIILEN SPRINGER, 2 Clinton-st. M5 North Loughlia was, lost overbosrd trom s salliog ‘veesol about 35 miles from Mackinag, fa Lako Michigan, Ho wors s hoawy overcodty had dark brown halr, ba B eyos, was 27 yoars old, and abotit § feet 5 inches'in height. 0 IEXCHANGE-% FEET, EAST FRONT, ON Sh0u13 his ramatas b discovered by aay porsen o Hurlbatat. and50 f2ot on Sfohawk.st., mear Sophis- gais notlca, they il boslow s groat. Kinciness by sending | &t willtake homse sad carcinge, or part fn furniluze” ¥ information to his bereaved sister, - ANNIE, No. 1469 | J. WEIDINGER & CO., Real fstate Agents, 5l Motro Indiana-av. : politan Block, northwest cornor Randolpb and LaSialle. A_SHORT DISTANCE ISSING_YOUNG MAN MISSING AND OAN. d miia 1 mile of iation M eionna, michon 37, ANDREWS. “Hoisd fast 4iaches, alim, and about 34 years old. Information want- | Gple Xe a farm worth ed at 111 South Clinton-st. " Naw York aad Davenport | with co 0D time. papers plaase copy. Also, for sale’ at 5 barg: 50 acres at Washington aln, Holghta, fronting Trace-av. ; 2}l _subdivided: & g Fogx;n—ucoAx.YAnnuom\'muFPfiLxmn oI bl ' vestmont. B. LUMLEY, 16{ Madison-st., Roor WANTED—AN OFFICE DEBK, BSECOND-HAND. Address stating prico G 85, Tribune office. ANTED_TO BUY—_A SMALL, PRESCRIPTION drug storo tn good locallfy. Address E'S, Tribune offico. TWANTED-X WIDOW LADY, LIVING ALONE, dosires a companion, or some lady wishing to g0 into the drcss making or some other light business; no capital roquired. _Address G 81, Tribune offico. oferson-sts., ono istoad, some lng, ono = TRAL table, chairs, dishes, &c., which the owner can have b; 0 EXCHANGE—15_LOTS EAST OF CE! g 5 a Park, bet Van Bt d Harrison-sts., for good ;mm:ht:'b; nl:_wn.hfinmmqhmdymvln‘prvpflnylnx {’,’;:a'?"} &{Efi““‘zg‘ Raren and Harplaop st 1 ARGt Adan ness, well rented. Fight rosorved o givo possession o JrOUND-AT THE BOSTON FANGY BTEAM DYE | buylng furniture: sccommodatas 500 guesta; wator and House, 158 Iilinoisst., a sum of monay; owner can e iow: 813,00 can romala fvq foars. 'ADpy to O- have same by proving amount. $BEGRWITH, ‘113 and 115 South Wator-st. EWARD_SATURDAY, MVIORER'S THEATRE, | (10 EXCHANGE—AN ELEGANT NEW RESIDENOE, id Lok bracel dor plosse rotarn to 81 ‘n6ar Van Baron.st. and Ashland as.. for good build: ‘Washington-at. ing lota: small cash payment. JACOB C. MAGILL, & 414 8 Sonth Clarkuat, W ANIED_TO BUY T'OR UASH THRSTOCK AND Lo vrock te Sispocs W Rad e rond oAy, a o or L il ront & atore o " good lochlity: Addocns 6 &1 Tribune orfca LAUNDRY. - - - Wmn’-'m BUY A RANGE SUITABLE FOR A small rostaursat, Apply at 181 LaSallost. LAUNDRY. Everybody that is {n need of & good, honest, and rolia- ble Laandry, should go to the WASHINGTON LAUN- DRY; No. 8 South Clark:at., near Water. CLAIRVOYANTS. HIOAGO SPIRIT ROOMS, 817 WEST MADISON- st., Koom 3. abinet resuce to-night; mediam handenffod and tied down to the Coor: hands ‘snd faces appear far above her reach. ' * OFTRESS JEANETIE D% BENOIT, THE BO- gmian almiat, and Phywlo can be oonsuited at 188 flnm Halsted-st., on’ physical and anguages. ENOIT, THE BO- ‘mental aliments. Consultations in all | D% isioRist, Pl aad Worslolors omisn st a0 fologiat, ‘can bo consultod at 185 Boath Halstad-st- ‘on physical and languages. i mental ailments. Consultations tn all ADAME IDELL, THE OELEBRATED FEMALE physician and clairyoyant, has no equal in her pro- om {n talling the past, prasent and fature. Cail And eonvinced of her wonderful powor st her rocms, 191 ‘oat Madlson-st., Rooms 8 and B, from 9 a. m. t0 8 p. A‘lgAME 'sfiAB s—gfll!d“v':oxnw&dl;m GYP;DU' ., to0 p 1. (Sandays oxcapredy. Ladios oals: Foo, 60 conts. 208 Woat Maclaon sty Roomh 45- B ‘RS, E. M. TEED, PHYSICAL MEDIUM, 406 WEST Hadhnrn-lh Ss:l!cn this l[flnlil‘ M e D s oae medium; priva 1 1156 Halsted-st. ki S, BUTT. NATURAL OLATRVOYANT, T ‘and bas +alao’ clalrvosant, - Physical examinations, 5 Rooth Desplainossts Foos - RS_T. J. LEWIS, RELIABLE OLAIRVOYANT, busincss and medical mediam, 59 West be We Madison-st. 16 MONEX LOANED ON CITY REAL ESTATE, Trolds. ‘VAN;l‘ii‘l—A BECOND-HAND LIBRARY OE OF- YY fica dosk. Addrcas J H B, 107 Vincennes-av. TVASTED,A GOUNTER AND 4 LINE OF Ni%- w sholving for & store: also, & grocery- wagon. " Apply 1o the Groat London Tea Compaay, cot- ey Dt and st gt o Tea Gompacy, eor WATED NI SEeT SrovEou Jor o, stenocatier, to oa o, North-av.. or address T. J. HUTCHINSON, same No. FINANCIAL. (COLLATERAL LOANS MADE IN SUMS OF 85,000 0 810,000; real estate_and commorcial paper booghs atcurront rates. . M. WILLNER, 14 Otis Block. LATMA_KNICKERBOCKER, ILLINOIS MUTUAL, Equitablo, Mutual Security,'and other bankrapt in- erance Compiics clsims cashed by J. N WITHERELL, 0 Descbandt. FOE LOANS, REAL ESTAT! LAW ADVICE, nmoney collocting, inquirs st 631 State-st. Cleap lota mear the boulevard. 2NS ON COLLATERALS, SECURED NOTES LTt Tots, oic. L. R. CARSWELL, 148 a5d 151 Esst Madison-st. OANS MADE ON CITY REAL ESTATE 67013 urchaso roal ortaogos; also O CoLorsley Lonaea. o Joamed Crenn Seris s it dlar mouds wanted. W. OTTAWAY, 79 Uearbarn-st. ONEY TO LUAN ON_REAL ESTATE OR OTHER % lgc\lfltlfll. ‘W. VAN O'LINDA, 119 Dearborn 3t., Room b. TRAYED—ON THE EVENING OF THE I3th INST., Morgan s, 206 | 10 EXCHANGE-A LOT ON FOURTH-AV. ARD #rom the promisos of owner, u Dbright bay mary, 15%-hands high: welght about 1,000 Ds; stock of first-rato clothing, from 36,000 to 28,000, for D T s Ana tall? Bad ot wohs Lnst Soon s wope”maliar, e o o Yeooar s o sons bastnges place. "Addrees and wasnick. Any. her to owner, or report- | G 95, Tribuno office. e rotu; ing whoro alio can_be found, will be generonsly paid for FXORANGE_A TOT ON MiORIGAN-AV. i uoavlo.’ SAMUEL L. SAILEY. Torth ot higtrainihaty fora house and lot Sorch STRAYED—AT 462 HUBBARD-BT., A COW; | from 000 to $6,000. MRS. B. M. RANSFORD, 157 owner proving sams, by paying cost, can have her. East n-st., Koom 11. TRAYED — FROM JBFFERSON PARI ON | 'O EXCHANGE—1,000 FEET ON STATEST. AND B e | DR e /e 3 o B o A e {bo stmeuty siviag lalocation st ths Fad 50 arm orothir proporty” TRAYED—FR( C. EXCHANGE—A BRICK RESIDENCE, TWO- YED. g)fl AU];.URN BTA'IION.‘ 0]{ v by just gettlag sver & fomader: ;’M{ IRt "”n o enc) 0 a ?‘nnifi'wx‘l’l' Tocelyo a liboral roward by sddressing SHULL basoment, all modern improvements, on T UaV R0 b loere A Shey I o bargein for ammproved. JOBN M. WAITE, 18 Dostborat. 0 EXCHANGE-A CHOICE FARM NEAR BOONE- 0 stary and HAYNES, Builders, 703 Stato-st. EXCH , Gooper County, Mo., on the Siissouri River, 180 TRAYED—OR STOLEN—A BAY PONEY, FROM | actes, for property in Cook Conuty, HL Addrees U8, Sdzs« Bimtat, o tho aight of Juso 13; has miito foot | Tilbune offca. 2 200 & sponge on fora shoulder, z NG a5l whits fhos:s apongs oo Fight | 0_EXOHANGE_FINE GOLD - HUNTING-OASE Do paid if yetarned R il bo patd 1 setarmed watch for carpets, paclor famiture, or pisno, or choap lot. _Addross U 33, Tribune oftico. M0_EXCHANGE-FIRST QUALITY _KARBAS O R o coul s, good sattlopiost, fnc sehast: Bonses, improved roads, near for dwalling and otber Chicago property. Would aasumo incambrance an pay some cash.” Addross P 8, Tribune office. 0 EROHANGE-COTTAGE AND LOT FOR cheap lots. i1, to BAUMEISTER & CO. First-st. 5 REWARD — STOLEN FROM NO. 822 RAN- 30 dRTiS s il wils o ey it Tha above. reward will be patd fo 2 d forhis retarn. $2(0 EEVARD - IOST— FOUEETEOOK CON- DL fou: rescips - orer s lock. geiaairoms ACimals o3 e i Totas, recelpta, ic. : wa lost gOIDG {rom 4 7 Rorth oueR b tulaty Thtncr oufoagh and Qbontmar, |~ Ao feversliarm o prebans fo oy oo Sl be paid oa ths Tatuta. 1o B G. BAUMGANT. | AL fuburban lotsfor coltagoon leased Land. NER, 11., or Tribune uffica. ' * No. 146 LaSalle-st., basemsient. 25 REWARD-WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE RE- "ANTED—TO EXCHANGE—A DESIRABLE LOT turn of two cows, strayed or stolen from m; At N n$ hises, o, 24 Late B from. m n grove o Asmold ., Esglenood, {of Larse, , and foed-stors fixtures, o’ Kdiress Q 60, Tribuno ofice, ANTED-TO EXCHANGE—A TWO-STORY AND ite, the othor white, spotied with red. GEO. . o, tis ‘ofhor w - - x CLAREE. o JONEY TO LOAN IN VARIOUS SUMS, ON OITY 22d Cook County rexl satate for & torm of years. ryan CHASE & ADAMS, % Bryan Block. 085,000, rout mntuin tod Jouts on Jacer ; R = wantod ; loans 0a B R BN et 3 s Bntacats ONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE. G. M ashington-t. . HUBBARD, JB., 165 Wi MADAME MILSOM, RATURAL GLAIRVOYANT, Nifteremgred to 116 West Madisoniat. Consultation b es only. MPODEY AT S PER CENT TN SUMS FROM 810,000 to flmnmflfi roperty: 81,000 at 10 per cent. A. B. P. R, Jr., 1 Washington-st., Rooms 16 and 17. PUBLIC SEAROE EVERY EVENING AT 106 WEST Monroe-st. Tests, spirits seen, sealad letters an- MPNEY, ADVANOED AT LASSENS TOAN OF fice; late JACOBS & CO.,on diamonds, watches, and other valuables; 177 Olark-st.. corner of Monros, Room 5. TEECELESRATED GIPSY PALMIST IS IN TOWH xain. Hooms 411 South Clark-ste, up.staims. REWARD FON_ANY ONE WHO OAN 1.000 on oo ‘Madsm ard, §o “rondortal isineds and modien matng ATt ok anything you wish to know; cures consumption, paraly- Ein, Thoumatiam, sominnd waaknoss, and all ChroRio dis- @atos; cure or no pay. 105 West Madison-st. INSTRUCTION. A TOUNG GERMAN, OF GOOD EDUOATION, o ko to lstruct aa fotelligont American ady ro language or e a oo B.mu“;n. Tossons bn English. Addrees.d 55 Telbine of- NORE e IaN, 0% AL iy o A 5. . cor. Btato and Madison-ats. SEWELL GLARK. ONEY—TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNL , housos, pianc d liateral securit; 3t 166 South Clarkst.s Room b Ko WINNE: % 0 LOAN—83,00 ON FIRST MORTGAGE PROP- oo 5 e ciiy, A ¥ NOBLE, Room 3 Trivans Buniding. 0 LOAN—MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE arity 1 1 85,000 and rds. ' Tnquire of DRI S NEWBURY, Hooms band b Brsas Block: AN—MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, | O e o 2o latorals. JAS. B lturs, and ood_coll BTOREY BT a0 5 TaSetlo Sty Fom S YOUNG LADY JUST OVER FROM PARIS wisbos to give daily lessons in French, eithor to adults or childron. Torms very moderate. Best of roferoncos. Avply for throo days, a2 3 O'Brien-at., betwoon Jeflerson it A : RS. M. SMITH'S NEW TERM BEGINS ON THE Iet of Joly next.” Gontlemon and Iadios wishing to join either the French or German class, are roguestod to 2pply 80 bor at Bor resldonce No. a8 'Northy Wellest.; every day . m. Terma . schools Schclara half pribo. ok N 188 THOMPSON (FROM LONDON) BEGS_TO M e B e oo o b ereraction {n the planoforte, as practiced by the groat masters. S8 West, Randoiph-at. RQF. DELOULME, 4 WEST MADISON-ST. Plano, vocal caltars, singing, Frouch, Latin, Span- Tossons b my Toois ok Wanibe siidanas, Bam. mer FORTHAXD CLASE AT DREWS GOLLEOR onday evening. No 5 Gourse embracos fall knowledga of thy acse o0 D_TWO GIRLS OAN HAVE THE B A o ToTero, & chargos Parcnerion chance to learn etting; ‘moderator Addross PRINTING. Teiiaas shes: MATRIMONIAL. MATRIMONIAL-X " GENTLEMAN WISHES TO correspond !'“-h an unmarried isdy, with ‘A"fl" to Holoroncos Biran and roqalred. "Addrore Box i Witarloo, Toge © e M ATRINONIAL-X HECHANIO DESTRES 10 1 the acquaintance of a good.l ', Tespecta- blo servant g} intentions honesablo Addraes G 6 Tribuze afico, ATRIMONIAL—A MECHANIO, % YEARS OLD, M et oo ANIC, B EARS O flul, with a view to matrimony. Opa who wor) - ving proferzed. Please addross G 70, Tribuno offico. ATRIMONIAL_AN EDUOATED YOUNG GEN- Yy {280, 3). good-lookiog, and fn good clreum- stances, wishes meet with an’amiable young lady— must be tall, good-locking, and under 18." None need spply. unloes with matrimonial fnfontions. Reforencos exchanged. Address RICARDO, Tgbuns ofice. o MACHINERY. OR SALE-SECOND.HAN: RTABLE, UP- F A2 ibuler bolors, periabia st siatiosars on- H Buek Bteam kg 3 Stz J[OR BALE_A FIRST.OLASS ENGINE, BEW, F 13:18in. Applyat Chlc.fin Engine Works, southesst corner .hll'ln an( Fm-lm at a bargain. "ESTMAN, 'No. 2 Arcade-court. 'WANTED—A 5-HORSE POWER SECOND-HAND engine and saw. _Apply at 41 Tyenty-second-st. NTED—ENGINE - AND BOILER, 23-HORSZ will answor. ider. Al powar ggmpleto; o Address J. H. DR, Somis Oh gt DIVORCES, ES_LEGALLY OBTAINED_RER AFTER DR S s aiase e eare’ pricico ia o oourteof Uhlcao. Address P. 0. Box 167, -~ - RCES OBTAINKD FOR_CAUSES, ALLLAW Y okinos sitndod to. BUSH. 54 Boath Clark-st. 0 LOAN—MONEY ON SOUTH BIDE REAL ES- tais, in sums of 83,000 aud apwards, at 9 aad 10 per | :anl;o’lnnl:]los: ‘wiihont dolsy. 3 B BISSELLS & BoE ryau Block. 3 END_MONEY IN SMALL BUMS TO SUIT ON' O N security: ehort, time, TRUESDELL & BROWN, 175 West Madison-st. . VW E EAVE ONE SUM OF 835,00 ON HAND, TO. Toan on imj Also, 7 vod husinoss property. , sutms of 2 ,000, 81,000 for desirable roal estate: Toio ok "ws ‘cat, cloks prompcly. - MCKINNON & H, 155 Clark-t. ANTED-TO SELL 87,000, IN MORTGAGES, BE- ing first lien on proporty worth 40,000, located 60 miles from city. Address J 29, Tribuns office. TED-TO BORROW—86,00 TO 85,000 FOR & W ‘fl,m; st roasonable intoreat. Security offernd roal , and mac] 000, ga ol ext SR borsomonts: Adaress € 7; ribune office. "ANTED—815, 000 FOR TEN YEARS, FIRST MORT- s on oatalda property wOrLh BI0000. Address o 38, Tribuns office. 081,00 TO TOAN FOR THREE 0005 e city vond estats.. BALD- (1N, WALKER & Hawley Ballding, sonth- Co., No. 7 west corner Dearborn and Madison-sta. ; 9 to 12, S'to 4. §3.(00 430, #50, T0 TOAT OF REAL ES. 1Easod lan Sallo-st. 3 11 to I on_houses on 4, 5 GEORGE W. REED & CO., 14 La- $5.000 TN 50% & TR ST A ACKSON, 5% Staté-st., aear Twoift TOAN JFOR ONE YEAR. 500 §8000 z?!.gmggmgnnuuum T RD & CO. r-ot. $50.000) ZE00% be aeemovey gag: estate sac o T , $000 for . Short-time commercls A B RS G0 T Dararmat: AGENTS WANTED. NTED_FOR, INGERSOLL'S LIFE OF AR By, ot eady; s, for our otBer popm: sub tion books; come and e Faion ‘Pablishing Company, 535 W abish av., Chicago. EDT0_SELL OUE KEW BUT- G T8 o watter, mosdla throading thimble, and other Dowarticles. 89 East Madison-st., 5. AT WANIED—3 EXPERIENCED AGENTS to soll imported wines. Apply at & Third-av., base- ment. NTS ED_MEN AND WOMEN READY ASGie :éli‘g;ld of a good pasing business. MER- RILL & CO., % West Lakost. ENTS WANTED_EVERYBODY SHOULD CALL A S A eeap's. Campament Kettio, tath- Sssble to evory American household, and sells on sight. PPV BARLOW & CO., Westorn Agents, 229 and 341 Waost Lake-st., corner Peoris. 3 NTED—TO SELL THE PATENT COM- T Ankstand, rosnsfactared. by CLINE & KUHN, H9 Monroe-st., Room 6. ENTS ED—100 FEMALE AGENTS, AT 36 it Lakeat. A GER —FOR THE CITY; ALSO, AFEW B Aok %o iake orders fox 4 areela thnt averybody wante: pells at sight. GOTTWALY & Mc- DONOUGH, 307 South Clark-at. WA REWARD_STRAYED PEOM 6% WASHING- | V! bay horso, 16 had on a Blanket, Dalter, chaln attached. The ve roward will be g2id to the finder for roturning to the owner, D. § REWARD-LOST, ON LAST WEDNESDAY Broribed on fa aner - The fndee Wil Seceiveine above roward by returning same to No. 12 South Des- plaines-st., 50d o questions Mked: e FOR SALE. brick bu h ted till October, at 375 per s S T S T R S and Io ot fco, $5,00. " “Addross WL, ATKINSON, Olathe, Jobnso anty, 3 VY ANTED LUMEBER OR BRICK, AND PAY FOR itrwith 160 acres good Land, mear railway nd county s0at. Address Nicholson Organ Factory, &3 East Indisas-st NTED_T0 EXOHANGE_FIRST-OLASS SE- DR e e e ,000, Afciat bo o o commmisiion. . Address o, Totbune ofise: TANTED_TO EXCHANGE—FOR_PLASTERING, o location, close to horse-cars. Ouly I ox siipormon v wms, | 11, b pel el e bt o B L st 3;‘:;'5} Depor, 165 and 197 Rorth fids,. "oumest commer o e £ B % ANTED_TO EXCHANGE_A GOOD WORSE, ress w00l 'OR BALE—A FIRST-CLASS COMBINATION LOCK buggy, ‘:::h ::ht‘ o szflgh s‘dwlfl good <o vault door, Marvin's make. Apply to GEO. O. a . Ry 1 ows d OLARKE, §a0d 4 Brysa Block. axiiiZh tocumbranco, B AN, % Eldridgs ANTED—TO EXCHANGE—FOR NEW FURNI- OR SALE-GRANGER STILL OONTINUES T0 ‘turo, & harness, new Coan & Ton Broeke shifting 11 his enimitable suits at the same old figurs. Whers doosbadolt? Why, at18 and 190 Clark-st. baggy, aad s Sesisilsh black horo, can trot IOR SALE_OHEAP—A NEW BTORY AND A 120G SF hres miaa pomuur);unuuhmnd.mdw‘lm- T Omis Ronser 16250, to o movod by 1otof Aagast. Tt | ot fault. Address Garrier 13, Post-Olfice ‘Qlse of owger on premises, 557 West Exio-at. ANTED_TO EXCHANGE_ACRE PROPERTY located 7 miles from Court-House forhouso and lot BALE — BECOND.HAND _ MICROSCOPES, 0K X " from disme on Michlgan and Wabash-avs., north of Twenty-fourthe EPI!‘ Douicas . Coutiar, Dt Torgat tho piace, | B or et Washingiont., Gestof Wood. J. SOUR- 130 Fourth-av., & few doors sonth of Harrison-t. Specta- | BRY, 122 LzBallost., 1. ED — T0, EXCHANGE —A BOYINGTON the oye. ANT, WV ioles for s watch or bagay. - BURNELAM, [1 Soata clea suitod by napeotion to 'OR SALR—AN ICE BOX, FOR BALOON PUR. posss. Taquire of A. BRUHN, Janitor Standard | Olak-st. Ball, octner cue and Thteentieat. ANTED—A GOOD BUGGY IN EXCHANGE FOR T7OR BALE—A VERY FINE BLACK-ANDTAN fine X second gold watch. W B L, 17 Soath Duppy, a little boauty. Inquire at 160 South Halsted-st. | Clark-st. N — OR_SALE-2 BLACE WALNUT €-FOOT COUN- ARTED_#7,0070 $20. B tors, wora. Slido residence proporty, oast of Ciarkst, in ex- Emm ow-ousas, 34376 ot Siatoat, o7 """ | ohango for Land” Compasy siock. ~BLANOHARD B R eort 8hie, marrented 1n. porioctorder: "Rosm | 'VyANTED TO EXCHANGE—A GOOD TOT ON 8, 205 Statost. H. C, GOODRIO) oY (saningion Esigha noar Morgan Fark, or by tho TR SHE - CANALBOMT THE DNDIVADED | ¥illputin some cash, if required. BOLLVIN 5T takon 4ppiy 18 Madios, Hooia 10 & NTED TO EXOHANGE—SOME GOOD LOTS A Gaad To merking tosmsy Saiabia Lorrathey - ALE_TWO BILL TABLES, ALMOST e -borse.” W. 7. BOILV] LIARD new, very oheap. _Call at %68 South tate-st. srorks St fara 'OR SALE—_A PAIE OF MATCHED GOATS, WELL | CO., 18 South Clark st broken to harness. Inquire at 13 Groveland-court. O 4§ OTF PRI 50 [ | ___ MOUSEHOLD GooDs.____ - IAL.I—'FURNH'URBH' IN A STONE-FRONT ‘mastiff watch-dog at Apply at 115 West Van Buroost. OR Bouse of twalve rooms, wi lasse, on Wabaih OR BALE—-TWO FPIRST-OLASS BILLIARD TA- Eldri 3 L 8 cash; responsible party bles at balfvrice. Good patonte wanted. STONE & Tented. Address O 91, Tribaas afics. SRCINNRE, 113 Dusrbors 4% Hoom OR SALE_SEVERAL MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER OR SALE—A SPLENDID NEWFOUNDLAND DOG sota, mill sell at very low figures, sad Uf required 03 Address only 18 montha old, welgha 13 pounds; of bis | Grodit. Address U 25, Tribuno office. kind 1n the country; the party will soll chéap becauso go- == nirs regor-s R BALE—A GOO D 4% BTEWART GOOK STOVE tne vy ot 1 = O weios-back and n-oven, Wood as new: teos o D ROADSTERS—A BPAN OF “fiafiéigf“fifiwfifi?fifi‘% OR BALE_FURNITURE T0 SIX_HOOMS: AT E’m@":‘;’f AR e R T B g—nfl‘l‘. Balf prics sad the room la fout. 10 ’.:ozt.n JFOR, FALE_OR EXCHANGE SUFTICIENT MAG- ‘“‘w"fln“n'g“flo::';;ms ONINSTALLMENTS ical spparatas, 1n good condition and but little used RN 2 10 give a e hours! show of hew &84 s, | prices: now snd slegant derignsof the ice Flo ‘machine cheap. ai rance sewing it Apply to GEO. EDELESTEN, at At 8 South | Empire Parlor beds, mattreasos, eillow ihiod s Lor rulte Loaee P ire Parior Bodstead Ca., romon JFOR SALE_ATO. T SODA APPARATUS, SUIT. | £33 West Madisouss. = o for ot a small factary, for 20 bal E BELLING AT CO: pgpce. Atflo. 3 North Canalitl PAUL ROUZX HOgE,fz‘f{gfi%fi,u.’ffi A largo stock of fami- {are must be sald by 0% BALE—SHOW.OASE 8 FEET LONG, FULL | oo o e 3o URPHOLD GOODS T0 DS FRhapeiosin. I S0 | pammes S EOTEODD COUIORIE shasbar 3t., or addross HODGES & CO., Auctionsers. OR SALE-CHEAP-ONE BABCOCK EXTIN- TO PURCHASE OHEAP FOR CAB] Faishor and charges. For particalars fnqutre at 104 | WANTED 00 FURORASE_OREAR FOR Obbh East Wasbington-st. Tribunoe office. IOR SALE-TWO. COUNTERS, AT 18 WEST W D—FOR CASH, HOUSEHOLD AND OF- i m:.:[ TR 578 TOST. LOUISAT 80 Ag:‘;fvz?fi‘;fi"’ ST o Bandel TO ST.. phol ng a5d o) prompf e B e o o oo Gty an zotar o 34 Al s, orimans Addracy T Tz B s B ok a fine te syrup marble soda fountaiz, st & largs ‘Waabington-st. ARplyxUSMrRIY Datrtiormrets SR NITEBELLED EWILL MARE 4 LARGE SALE OF TURNL HELAN [END! ture, carpots, £0., at our warerooms, on WedAs v{'&el:. first ega f,,?flx. cheap. 610 Canalst gudrg\nx& June ;'7'.' 105" m., 613 Weat Lako-st. HODGES .. Anctionoers. ARE PREPARED TO MAKE ADVANUES ON mzn'”“&':&‘?.f%g"”"-'fl" e bararaay b S taia el o e, Junadl: BAVENS, 0SGO0D & 00 Auctioneers, 63South Canalat. - ° BUILDING MATERIAL. ALE—, F SECOND-HAND LUMBER, FoRfLE ¢Allxp‘.) e Scbange for & good horse, at 810 YARDS GOOD VELVET CARPET FOR SALE, A HEAD, Y OSTMON _RED_BRICK. BTATE W %‘35‘},?‘2“.‘.’:’. AT . ribaaa sisce, i T R e R