Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1873, Page 7

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JULY 81, & WISCONSIN. The 8t. Croix & Superior Land- Grant Question. ~ Still Another Chapter in Its History. Corréspondence Between the Hon. John W. Cary and Gov. Wash-~ burne. Senator Carpenter and 1he Salary-trab: Statisties of Stato Banks---Madi« son as a Summer-Resort, From Our Own Corveapondent, Mapteon, Wis,, July 19, 1673, * Threo letters—two of them from John W. Onry, President of tho Wisconsin Railwny Com- pany, and Attorney of the Milwaukeo & St. Paut Railroad, noud ono from Gov, Washburn—com- pose anothor ochnptor in the history of tho Bt. Croix & Suporior Land-Grant, on which tho people of Northwostorn Wisconsin havo so ofton ‘based great oxpectations, only to have thom dis- appointed. It will bo recollected thnt this land- grant, after o protracted and sharp contest bo- for tho Logislaturo, was awarded to tho Milwau- koo and Bt. Paul Railrond Company on terms proposed by its roprosentatives, and that sub- soquantly tho nccoptanco was refused by tho Diroctors ; that this action was gonorally and Dbitterly donounced by the pross, and arouscd much indignation smong the peoplo; that tho Attornoy and some others connectod with the Milwaukeo & Bt. Paul Railrond Company, with citizena of tho Chippows and Bt. Croix Valloys and of Sonthwestorn Wisconsin, intorested in building the ronds proposed in the Tand-Grant act, formed a now Company, *‘The Wisconsin Railway,” proposed to build tho ronds which lnst winter tho Milwaukece & St. Paul Railroad proposed to build, talked of bnving large ro- sources and doing great things, but ouly sub- scribed $18,000 capital, and paid $1 for a cortifl- cate of flling of articles of mssociation, and thought thus to divert the cwrrent of popular fooling agninst the Milwaukoeo & St. Paul Rail~ road Company, which, it was eaid, was to sup- port this bantling, and to make poople beliove something was going to be done, 88 perhaps gome of thoso in this now Company really thought ; that, whon mombors of this Company aeked tho Governor what socurity ho required under the Inw, Lo prosented a carefully-propared bond, forfeiting 85,000 a mile to the Stato for for whatovor rond was not built according to contract, tho substauco of conversations in rogard to which have been given in Tne TRIBUNE a8 etated by tho Governor, I CAYRY'S ODJEOTION AND OVERTURE. 8till Iater, Mr. Cary (Attorney of the Milwan- keo & Bt. Paul and Prosident of the Wisconsin Railway Company) sent the Govornortho follow- ing lotter objocting to and declining the bond proposcd by him, and making anothor proposi- tion ¢ MiwAuRze, July 5, 1673, Wia Excellency, C. C, Washburn, Gorernor, etc.: Dean Bin: Thelosed you will flud the’draft of nn nndertaking or bond prepared by tho Attorney- Gen- eral which you allowed mo to tako for cxaminntion, and which you required should be given by the Corpo rators of tho Wisconsin Railway Company, 6s n coudi- tion 6 their being allowed to_build tho rallrond from £it. Croix to Suporior and {o Bayficld, under tho law of Laet wintor, T'am {nstructod by thom to inform you {hat they do- cline o giva auch nn undertaking, a8 in thelr opinion itaraquiremonts aro onorous aud unjust, The law of lsst. winter guve tho laud-grant to the Milwaukeo & 8%, Paul Raflyay Company on condie ton thoy should ecept tho Aame within pixty days,and on their failurs to accopt on tho torms of thio law, any othor compuny who should first nccopt tho grant on the terms proposed was antitled to build tho rond and thereby acquire {he titlo of ths Stateto tho landa of tho Iandegraut, but in order to do so such compauy was Fequired t6 4 glve to the Stato of Wisconsin such secue ity for tho completion of waid road from t, Orolx River or Lake to tho west end of Lake Buporior nd {0 Bayfleld, in accordunce wilh tho provisions of sald neta of Congross sud of this act, 18 shall bo required by tho Governor.” : In tho cxerciso of the discretton_reposed fn you by 5aid law, you now requre that tho Wieconsin Iallway Oompany, which hss in all oflier reapects complied ith the Thw, shall stipulato to pay intotie Stato Treas- ury, each year, as liquidated damngos, $5,000 for_ each and every milo of satd road which they shall fall to construct in sald year, as required by that law; and that suchy payment should bo mado notyithsiauding Congross should ropenl the grant or the Supremo Gourt docido that tho Stato has no-titlo to the lands, Iu other words, you require amplo porsonal nceurity {0 Do given by this Company_that, in caso thoy sholl fail to comploto any particular sectlon of thi raad by the tme mentioned In ssid act,tlicy sball pay into (ho Btato Tronsury §5,000 per milo for eacl'nnd overy milo 50 unfinished, snd that tho fact that thoy might subse- quently complete it, or that Congress of {l Bupremo Court hould entircly divest tho State of tho grant bo- foro tho expiration of tho first year, would bo no de- fonso to the Company, and that #aid amount should bo aid entirely regardless of whother or not the State BSd (3" face susiaied any dunago: . Tho Land Grang Road, s desiguated in thio sct of last winter, is 250 milos tn Jength, Your requirement, thorefors, Is that wo skall give an unqualifial stipulation to oy futo the Blate Treanurs §1,250,000, 1f wo fall to bulld' the rond 25 required, snd i the t1mo specificd {n maid act, with- ont any regard to whether tho Stato now hua or may then hiavo any Litlo o sald 1and-grant, Wo reapectfully submit to your Excelloncy, that your requirement is an unreasonabld oxercise of tho discro— ton roposed in you under tho law, That tho law does not domand or autliorizo such & construction, aud that ita only effect will bo, if adliored to, fo prevent auy company from attempting to build exid road. ‘We aro satisfiod that the provisions of that act in ro- wd to security wora intondod by tio Legislature only 0 securo good faith on the part of the company apply- ing for sald grant, and that it was nover in contompli~ tion by the Legislaturo to imposo unjust conditions, or scl 03 would crippio tho company applying for the gront, In behalf of tho Wisconsin Railway Company, T of- for to givo thiobond of said Company,withs Katisfactory sccuritien, iu the penalty of §300,000, ' conditioncd tht gald Company wil fortiiwiti commenco tho construc- tion of gald road under and fn accordanco with sald actas thercin required, and will pay all damages which tho State muy sustain tn caso of faflure to cor plete the same o8 required by pad act § but wilh the Turilier condition thiat, I cano tho title of the State to tho grant shall wholly'fail iu _conscquence of any ac- tion of Conress or decision of the Bupremo Court, said boud shal be of no eilect, If wuch o bond would bo approved, our Company will at onco file i, and, as soon_an thio nccoasary ar- rangementa can Ls made, will commence work, Ro- speotfully yours, Jonx W, CAny, THE GOVERNOR'S RESPONSE, To this the Governor answors, in effeet that ho must bide by tho law (which, it is to ho ro- mombered, was drawn just tosmt Mr. Carey and tho Company whoso agont ho was last win- m‘g 4 that his proposed bond is of no account ; and asking what sum por mile ho should rogard = rensonablo forfeituro, as follows : EX20UTIVE DEPANTMENT, MabisoN, Wis,, July 8, 1679, The Hon, John ¥, Cary, Bliliauke Dean Bin: Your lottor of tha Sth inst,, returning form of bond which you received from me some timo ainco, wan received thls morning, You say that the Wisconsin Rallway Company bave lnatrucied you to {nform me t{hat thoy docilua to glvo euch an_indr- takiug, as in their opinion, its requircients are ouer- us and unjust,” You further go on to expross tho opinion that my re- uirement is an_unreasonablo_exercisc of tho dikcre- tlon roposed n me under the law, Without question- ing your right 5o to think, I must beg loavo to differ with you, You then suy that “ in bohalf of the Wis- consin Rallway Conipany I offer to givo the bond of sald Company, with sutiafactory sccuritice, in tho pen- alty of £300,000, conditioned that said Company will forthwith commence the coustruction of said road une dor and in accordance with sald act, aud complete tho sato aa therein_roquired, aud will pay sil damages which the Blato may sustain in caso of faflura to come plete tho kamo na roquired by enid act, but with the Jurther condition that, 1 case tho title 0f the State to the grant shull tcholly fail n_consequence of any action of Congress or decision of the Supreme Court, said boud shall be of 1o efect,” I confoss tomy surprise that you shonld sk me to recelve such & bond ea that, You aro 100 good a law- yer not Lo know tht the lawv doea not suthorizo ma to Focelvo wy bond coupled with tha condition you nume, Tho law does not contemplata apy failuro of Litlo to tho land, but assumea that it bolonge to tho Htalo, aud Lean recolvo nocurity on no other sasumption, You complain thol my sacurity ln-ozcosstvo, g you 48y 1t would " amount to 31,250,000, 1 wo fall lo biaild ho rond a8 roquired st tho” o spocifod fu sald act" I think that you dtato tho easo s litlo unfairly, In case of b fatl'and utter failure to butld any paré of tho road pnly, cowl it amount to that sum, an Ihnt amount will b’ diminishod {n‘Just so fur as good faith 14 matntatned and tho rtagl bullt, T am so auxious to #eo the roads built whiol aro gontemplated by the act of tho lnst Leglalature, that I8 willing to go to tho Jofp tarthiecet vorgo Cotislstont witi sy duty to tho tale tm eucourage any compuny, tist will undoriake to uild thiom, As youi régard tho smount ger mile named by mo an excessive, will you pleado [uform mo what forfelture per mils’ you nould regard s ronsonable for cach milo not comploted fn_uceordayea: with tho Iaw, and, whotlor you would be whllug t- entor into an undor= taking contomplating sucli forfoitrra’? 18 18 yoauible that you way Lo whding to nams sum ihat T can sccopt, and aa T am very anxious to moct your viowa if I can do 8o without joopardizing a groat ubllo intorest, Ishallif porsibio, I will only add, Bnt in my’ Judgmont, an ordiusry ponmt bond cenno aford such seouirity a tho Blato fa_ontitlod to rocolvo before parting willi thia Iand nt, and I am lnr» poried In flln opiuon by somo o the best Inwgers 1a tho State, who ndviro mo that auch o bond, 110 nnttor by whom signed, would bo valucloss as affording in- dommity to the State, Reapectfully yonre, 0. 0, WastpUnN, MR CARY'S RETOINDER, To this Mr. Cary makos the follewing spoclons reply, rofusing to name any sum, horwever small, as a forfeiture por milo for failuro to Luild ay agreod s Mitavaunes, July 16, 1879, It Ezcellency, C, C. Washburn, Governor, iwe,: DeAn Bin: ° On my roturn_ from Oshlkodl, 1 found your favor of tho 8tli fnst,, In which you oxprors your Burpriso that 1 abauld ask, you to racolvo n hond, = der tho Land Grant Law of Inst winter, with » proviao, ““that {n case tho title of the State (0 e grant shall teholly fail, {n consequence of any action af Cangress or dectoi o Uhe Supreme Qourt,satid o shall 0o of no effcct.” 1 must confosn, sir, that I donot eeo tho improprio- ty orillegality of that provision, Tho only ronson why sconrity Ia domanded at all fa, that tho Stato proposcs to confer ils titlo, euch sa it Is, upon & company tht will bulld he Land Grant road, but timt itlo mot to pass, only a8 tho sroad {8 bullty, Tho title which tho State claims, all ndmit, Is Hablo to bo termi- natod nt any timo by tio action of Gongress or byMegal prococdinga on tho part of tho United Slalos Goveriis ment, Tlicrefore, ndmitting for tho snko of tho argu— ment, that tho ttlo of tho Binto 48 now good, yot it lins beon forfeited by lapso of tfine, nnd it now holda by sufleranco merely, ~Congregs iny, at any Hme, o8 yoit #nld to me, nnd as 1s generally belloved, by o ahmplo act or resolution, diveat tho Stato of nll title, nd ro- suine tho grant, ' Or the forfoliure moy bo onforced I tha courts, at tho option of tho Governmont. Tho Blata docs not proposoto gusranty tho tloof Lo Conia pany o tho laid, hut only to give' o qult clatm, 0a it were, of such titlo an it poprosnos, Undor tho cleoum. atances, I do not think it Improper, o illegal, to innert the,provieo fn question ; but, on tho contrary, I think Any good, eatoful biusincas nivn would requirs its ne sertion it order o provido ngaiust a contingency thnt tho Blato hap no power to avort, - Subsequently i your letter you sy, #As you rogard the amount por milo named by e oxcossive, will yout ‘pleaso inform mio what forfeltiro por milo you would Togard as roasonablo for cnch milo not comploted in accordance wilh tho law; aud whethier you would bo willlug to enter into nn undortoking contemplating such forfolture,” I you mean by this, what ponnl sum I would bo willing to enter fulo L0 savo the Stato from all losa or damage, I anawor, tho sum namod in my_formor lot- ter, £306,000, conditioncd as thoroin sot forth, But if you mesn What pum per mile, as Jquidaied and agreed domoges, I wonld bo willing to pay into tho Treasury for overy mile of tho road not comploted by tho timo apecified In that act, wholly regardloss of whether or not tho Stato has’suflered loss or danago by such failure, I auswor (hnt 1 would not bo willing fo cnter into auch an ngreomont, o T do not bolfovs that tho Stato should require much au obligation of ita citizons, Al thot tho Blafo can rights fully ‘nsk under that law is to bo mado good for wehat 1088 or damage 1t sufors, in_coneequenco of falluro to bulld tho road, s provided, Shonld tho Company that I represent bo unablo to postorm all that tho InW requires, aud which they now bellove thoy can perform, I can #co no resson why tho Statd should domond of thom anything mora than to bo mado good for the Toma or damago conscquent upon such failuro, Tho Btato docs not want, and should not demnnd, smar money, or the pound'af fleah, but only indemnity from loss,” That ia fully coyored by tho bond which wo offer to givo, and it would bo availablo to the Stato for that purpose. * Tho opiulon of Bomio of tho best Iwyers in tho Stato” to tho cous trary notwthstanding, Sliould you not accept onr bond, you part with no Utlo tiat you now hwyo fo hio fundh of this and grant you stmply allow us to try to ncquirs tho titla o thoss nds by bulding the oud as providod in the law. 1¢ o fallto do i, tlio Btato as parted with nothing, and Wohovo boundl oursclves to pay to tho Slato auch damngon a8 it gustained by allowing us to mnko tho trial,” Rospoctfully Yours, Jomy, W Cany, TUE UrSNOT OF ALL Is, that Mr. Onry and his Companies want to got control of tho Innd—firnnt witliout giving, aa ro- quired by law, ** such security for tho completion of o rond from B8t. Croix Kiver or Lako to tho wost ond of Liko Buperior and to Bayfleld,” in tho time and manner proseribed by aots of Con- gmas and the Logislature,~such socurity os can o collected, that there is tho samo objection in Inck of titlo to tho lond, to mvustlnfi ‘monoy in building tho roads, as o giving bond thorofor : und, on’ the othor hand, that Gov. Washburn dantpm{l‘onn to lot any Company stand in tho way of tho building of tho rond, by having a quasi-claim to the lnad-grant, from whicb, ovon it they do nothing, thoy can only bo dispossoes- od by litigation, without o bond which sbnil make dolays dangorous and can bo onsily colloctod, whilo ready to give every facility in his power gonsiatont with tho lu and tho intorests of tho ato. IIAGK"I‘AY AND BENATOR CARPENTER, Tho worst thing our able, but by no moans al- ways discreet, junior Senator, Matt. II. Carpen- tor, ever did for Limself was tho dolivory of hia Janavillo spoech defonding the Incroase of Con- ossional salery aud back-pay grab. Tho con- lemnation of Lis act in voting for and taking such pay, and tho fact and tho mannor of his attompted justification, havo boon almost uni- versal by the press of the Bato,§tho oxcoptions being mainly those papors whoso cditors wera under special obligations to him, or, in ono or two casen of Domocrats, to Alr. Bldrldgo, who is in tho snmo boat. Tho pross of Mr. Carpenter'a own party have beon uuexpectedly outspolen and indopendent in exprossing their dissont {rom this act, and Lis ronsons on_ this question, “Cho public soutiment is very strong, and tho Bopublican Convention eannot avoidexpress- ing it. = BTATE DANKS. Tho following Iu the summary of the sixtoen banks etill doing businoss undor Btato law, on Monday, July 7 Capila Girculation. $ 715, ,000.00 Al Puplic sccurities”. Loans and discounts, Resources and Labilitics. . THE SEASON of summer travel and sojourn horo hns fairly sot in, and the routo oponed for the first timo this eondon betwoen Chicngo and 8t. Paul, through this city, and amid varied and romantic sconory, by tho Chicago & Northwestern and Wost Wid: consin Ruilronds, is incronsing in popularity, Tho Lakesido Ilouso horo, au oxclusivoly sum- mer Liotel, is ebout full of guosts, many familics being from St. Touis, and the other hotols ato filling. The Cliff Houso, n mew hotal, hna just boon openod ot Dovil's Lalie, and is proyiog at~ tractive to numerous guests. Prus, o IKDIANA. An nbstract of the appraisement of the prop- erty i tho State of Indiann for tho yoar 1873, ns. revised by tho State Board of Equalization, givos thofollowing footings: Acres, 22,894,090; valuo of Iands and improvoments, £498,204,126; valuo of lots and improvemonts, $169,174,625; valuo of poraonal property, $242,046,628 ; total valuo of taxablos, $900,416,279 ; numbor of polls, 164,054, TTho assossmont of railronds for taxation, in Indinng, is thus synopsized by the Indianapolis Journal ; ‘Fhero aro in Indiana ‘forty-right railroads mora or lesa completo, with 9,493 tmils of main frack, and 4602¢ milos of sido’ or tributary track, orof ‘both 8,946%, The total valuation for taxcs of main track 18 827,114,640 ; of sido track, $2,785,612, of both §2),- S00,258, | Che vaiue of rollg’sfacls estimatod in thio ratlo of tholine traversod {n tho Blato to tho whola longth of tho line, is $4,020,177, The grand total of sll, oxcept tho oxcess of capiial stock aboyo tangiblo property, ia $38,205,370, , . . Thoamount of raile Tond asacesments in tho Btato'fs” incroasad from $11,- 448,050 in 1872 to mearly $10,000,000 i 1675, an nddition of nearly 300 yer cent, Which ‘will do somcthing fo- wards making raflroads bear o fair sharo of tho publia burden, a duty they huve evaded horotoforo by moans thnt do'taemn no oredit. ‘Tho differonco mnde in favor of tax-payers gonorally, by thio now asacssmont, fa, at 40 conta on the $100, about §56,000 for tho Hate 'tax. alone, —_— Crops, The Joneaboro’ (fll.) Gazelte of July 19 anys : “ From all roports tho oat crop is tho hest ever raised in this portion of the Stats, Tho wheat yleld will be nearly aa largo, mouth of the Ohio & Mussisaippl Rallrond, ge’ last yoor, but tho ain i8 not as plump and will not’ mako as flue our, The corn crop never looked botter in this portion of tho Stato, Owing to the backward spring there aro fower acres in corn than usual,” Tho Bloomington (IIL) Pantagraph says : “The yiold of corn in’busheld in McLean County this yoar will bo quite as large as over boforo, if tho latter part of tho season provos favorablo for Hpening, Dt tho immonso sud rapid growth during the past five or six wooks is what particularly attracts attontion, In gov- oral cases whore monsuromants wore taken fromn tho 4th to the 10th of July, it was found that the daily growth in a fow hot days wore nearly four inchios. Of courso thiy average does not con- tinuo for many days, but since that timo tho dark, glcasy color of tho corn-flolds shows the thrifti- ness of the crop. Look out for bursting cribs of tho golden coreal next fall and winter, The Laporto (Ind.) Merald roports all the wheat in that County ns in_tho shock, and moat of it in_ stack. The Ylu!d on thoe sholtored or timbored lands isn fair average ylold: oun the prairio about half & orop. 5 A corrospondent of tho 8t, I'aul (Minn,) I'ress fnyn: ‘‘Lhe fall wheat in Lo Buour County, wlere not winter-killed, iy In splendid condi- tlon—plump and dovold of rust. Spring whoat i _quito an averago crop, Qats, rye, and barloy aro ull goad, and clovor and tmothy are oxtra fino, With'n fow excoBHoun, corn and potatoos willbo 80 good that tho Dickey Dimples of South- orn Illivols will hayve reason to rojoloa that thoy have a homo in Binnesots, ‘Iha fall' wheat {8, now belug harvestod fn Lo Buour Oounty, and by tho 28th the spring whoat will bo mmlg for {ho aicklo, Wo must not ignore tho fact, that while s groat por- tion of Minncsots will havo n good crop, soma countlos havo been sadly dosolatod by tho grasa- boppora, Watonwan, Mariin, Cottonwood, Mur- oy, Pipestono, and othor counties, havo lost from ono-third to two-tilrds of tholr’ oro 8, and I rogrot to inform you that the plaguo has ox- touded Into, or como from, Nobrasks, Knnsas, and Dnkota, and that in thoso Siates and Lorrie torics tho dostruction has boon vorious, Dritish Amorlen ig not froo from tho peats, aud whilo nuthoritios diffor, I know from privato letters thnt that distant country has suffered to o gront oxtont from the destruction of the young crops.. I'ho Standard, of Lnwronco, Kausas, snys: “Tho result of tho whent harvost in Kansan this sonson {8 cortninly encouraging, It cortainly ‘domonstratos tho " fact that Kansas can grow good whoat,—produco a _good grain and a Inrga dold por ncro. Many farmers have threshed {hulr grain, and the yfold is even groator than thoy oxpocted, turning out from thirly to forty buslhels por acre, and this is the rosnlt of no ox- tra offort,” e R BUSBY'S BOUQUET. An Exclted Meeting in St, LouluswAl tisEusbyites on the Rampages-A Riot Korestalled by the Police. Frons the St. Louto Republican, July 19, Union' Park was tho scene of anothior oxcitod gflthoring Inst night of the citizons of tho First, ocoud, and Third Wards, ‘Che crowd was very Jargo nud noisy. They gathored in Aquads somo timo boforo tha appointed hour of tio meoting and ongagod in excited convorsaiion about tho Busby nuisanco lying nt tho foob of Barton streot. Thoy wore almost unnuimous on the question of its immedinte abatomont. ‘Thero }na somethbing in their looks that indicated vie- lonco. Tho squads which assombled in the difforent parts of tho park boforo tho moeting was callod to order, prosonted tho nppenranca of riotors, in which rolo they aftorwards figured. At hilf-past B o'clook the sponker’s staud we boulegad, * In front was a mass of hends with oyos wido opon and enrs croct, nsif to catoh overy syllablo uttored, which was nliard thing to do, na thero wore o dozen spoaking at once most of tho time. Mr. Pauly called tho meoting to order, or at least ondonvored to do so. Ho said that tho ob- i‘ect for which they had assombled was too woll nown to raquiro oxplanation, and called on Mr. Tischor to state what he had exporioncod sinco tho lnst moeting in roferenco tothoDBusby bou- quet, MrFischer camo forward and stated thatho hind been onaboat, not the Flora about which so much stink had beon stirred up, but anothor bont that passed along sido of lor.” He confessed that KD got his noro full of the sweot perfumo, e enid that tho broozes that aro waftod ovor tho city woro prognant with the smoll of theso dond animals, and it was a shame. Ho wont with the party down tho river to soo where n landing conld be bost made. The Mayor told him that o place hag beon agrood upon fo which tho nuisanco is soon to bo romoved. Ho under- stoad that It was somowhoro up the river, but k\[m. the particular Jocality hio was unable to eay. ayor Brown had said that if Busby did not movo his concorn soon they would make him. The authoritics, ho said, wera doing all in their powor to gat 1id of tho concorn as soon as pos- sible, Mr. Marriott contradicted tho statement’ that tho place decidod upon was up_tho stroam. Ho sald Mayor Brown nover told any ono so, but simply sald that & place has beon ngreod upon, Haq.\nd confldenco in tho good intentions of thoe Mayor aud Board of Health, They would fulfll their promiaca if tho citizons would but give thom o littlo time, Tho spaalor roferrod to the Mayor a8 boing tho only oflicinl who has shown any interest in tho mattor. A voice from tho crowd exclaimed: * When will tho boat move? " * Noxt Christmas!™ was the roply that camo from another quartor of the vast assomblngo. . The Chairman asked them what might bo thoir pleasuro. o snid ho was iu fayor of any move- mont that would receive public indoraeraent. Cries of * Cut hor loose " filled tho night air, in- tersporsed with such oxclamations ng theuo : {*The d— old thing ! sink lier," **Bot hor on firo,” #Put horin h—and Busby ou top of her." ¢ To h— with the Mayor and his outfit,” ote. Mr. Mortoll was loudly called for. The crowd ovidently wanted to hear from him. BMr, Fiachor, who manifosted a desire to have things his own way, informed them that Mr, Mortell was not o residont of the wards in which tho nuisance is felt, aund it was none of his bnsi- noss. Ho was thoro to mako somo political cap- ital oui of thoir griovances, aud, as for hix part, lie did not wish to hoar him speal. Notwithatanding these objections, the gentla- man was introduced and opened a characteristic broadside on the man who had tricd to crowd Dim ont. Ho said this is o froo country, nud lio could not imagino what could have instigated Mr. Iiachor to mnke such indecorous remarks concorning him. He was heartily in sympathy with tho mooting. Ifo said he was thoro not for olitical purposes, but to holpthom in abolishin, {‘ho nuisauco, Somo one from the erowd cricy * Cut Lior loose.” Mr. Mortell roplied, “Yew, and if no ono elko does it I will,” Ho mado a regular Inwyors® thrust at Busby ; said Busby wns a vile Inin of the decpost dyo. Ho had committad por- jurythootherdayin tho Court of Criminal Corrac~ tion, ‘“Therois” said the oxcited speaker, ‘inotpword of fruth in lus soul or body, or both, Mo Lis_no conseionco when ho places his rotton boat undor tho vory noses of fium] pooplo and eays it does not smoll. If X lved in this ward, or anywhero nonr that boat, I would bo tho firat man to cut it looso aud let it swim down stream to poidon the fishes of the Gulf, Itis lanty strong cuough.” Tho fack is, this young ]’uwyur spolie just as though ho had soon . Busby and batl an - account againet him. Tho following is tho closing eentence of this haranguo: Tl toll you, gentlemen of the jury, if you don't put stop ta that nuisanco to-night you aro tho d—ast fools that aver sucked lager through s straw.” 1o ovidently forgot that hio was not in a court-room. Whon he g0 earnostly appealed to tho jury, smilos and grins took o llrncca of frowns and grating tooth, Everybody laughed and scomed happy over tho mistake. Tho spoakor was too carucst to sce what tho joke was, Io continued in a sprend-englo atrain against Busby and the boat he commands, Mr. Amolung followed. It was almost impos- #ible to make himsolf heard further than tho stand, To asked them to listen to him, Ile would only sny, 28 ho had said before, that if they would got rid of that d—d nuisance, they must nct thomeolves. They would get no reliof from the suthorities, Ho was ong of the Com- mittos appointed at the Inst meoting to seo thar no more reudoring wna dono at the mooring, 1lo had beon attending to it. The boat had beon moved out in tho stroam once or twico sinco tho order,-but tho stonch was just as bad for anything ho conld sco, Lo pitched into tho Mayor, and eaid ho never bolioved o word any of the authorities ovor aaid on this subject. “Some ono,” ho said “has romarked that thoy mean to move the boat up to Bromon avenuo, Now, gontlomen, you may ut that down ns pure pupfiy-n‘ou k. 'The BDM will romain whero it 18 Lill' hell freozes ovor, unless wo movo it. 1Mo grew unusunlly oloquont in this final burat, and olosed by rofor- ring to tho polico stationed to_guard the Busby intorest, He assured tho crowd that not one of tho officera daro shoat. Mr. Iischior callod tho lnst speakor to account, Baid ho, ns & membor of the City Council, had no righi to malign tho City Govornmont, 1t was bighly reprobonsible. Ile was incitin %Jlin ablo ooplo to violonce, and had Inid himsolf Kx 80 doing. Tho sposker snld he camo ns o citizon of tho Bocond Ward to advocate peaco, A man in' the audienco cried out, ‘You aro a Busby man.” Figchor assurod the man that he was not only mistakon, but that he was a d—d linr. e had beon iusfrumental In bringing pub- lic attontion to bear on the boat and ity romoval, Ho was not o DBusby man, but holoved peaco rather than war. My, Gobhardt sald ho placed little confidonco in the Hmmlfles that have beon iade, but he would advise them to lot rioting alone, That boat is not warth a human lifo. It deserved to bo sunls, but no one bns any right to do it, Ile was a mombor of the emolling Vigilant Commit- too, and hnd visited the boat, e found dead animals on the landing, and flve policomen on tho boat. Ho gave Col. Armstrong & rub, and the Mayor und Board of Health for thoir failure or dolny in o mattor of so much importanco, He proponcd that wo adjourn to moot again on Mon« day night. Tho motion, howovar, did not pre- vall, My, Kargan, of tho Anzeiger, made aspeoch in Gorman, udvacntln,il strict adheronco {o the Inw. 1lo apoko at lougth, and manifested gront ourniest. During his nddress tho crowd bocamo more turbulont than ovor, A man standing fu front of him asked himif had not drunk somo of Busby’s champagne. He gavo tho intorropns tor a rn{:ly that lie will bo lablo to recolleet, Yfo closad by saying that thoy might put bis spoech in thoir piped and umoko it, Blr, Ilelmbachor addrensod thom also In Ger- man, advisiug thom to wait the aolion of the Bourd of Horlth, After the motion to adjourn wns put, John Brounoy, s rathor rough-looking customer, got up and advisod thom to cut tha old thing loono. Ho rosidos noar tho boat., 1o wanted to tako tho load, Bald overybody had Lumbuggod tho [moifln of his district, "Ho lmt the question : **All those In favor of catling hor loose, say yea," ‘Thore was & tumultuous reunonse. Lho { e e ngranr was liko the sound of many cannon going off at onco., o closod by eaying: * By G~—, want this thing sottled.” The sposkors ;finduflly minglod with tho orowd, whick was the sign for disporsing, Fow wont ‘homo, howover, Thoy went out of tho park In aquads, talking and shouting at tho top of thoir volcos. ‘¢ Cub hor looso " hocame tho watchword, Thoy marchiod down Barton atroct ond from thenco to the plnce from wheneo pro- coeds tho offansivo odor, Tho streots, woro vrowdod along for sovoral blooks, and thoro woro nbundant protnies of a llvoly timo. Tho brave finlnud atrongth from the oxcltomont, aud tho mid trombled in viow of muskots, bnyonots, rovolvers, and clubs awalting thom at the foot of tho straot. ~ Just bolow tho crosaing of tho Iron Mountain Rallroad tho mob was soon halted by an array of policomon, which it was ovident thoy d not oxpeet, COnpt. Horoules and tho Sor- gonnt advised thom to dlsrmo. The oflicors 8poko in tonos full of mooning, and the crowd numbering throo or four hundred, camo to a halt, Chiof McDonough, fonring an outbronk, hiad cansed o epecinl dotall for tho protoction of property and tho maintenanco of law. Thoro wero thirty-fivo mon in all, half of whom woro slationed nt the landing. ‘'hoso wero armed cap-a-pio with rovolvers, guns, bayonots and cluba, Tho crowd was ordered to fall back, which, af- tor o littlo mulish hositation thoy 'did. oy woro noxt orderod baclk to Koacluslo street. Thoy complied with somo considerablo pushing and “shoving, Tho rlot waa at on ond in about an hour aftor their arrival at tho H‘MO' Thoro woro no shots fired, no blood spilled, and few olubs used, which was truly fortunato for all. Homo rooks wero thrown by tho mob at the of- flcors, Thoy foll without doing any harm, Throughout it was n stravge and diggracoful oxhibition, diotated by tho spirit of violonco, ro- ceiving all tho vitaliLy it possossed from an ola- mont va dangorous and offensive to the public an tho Busby boat, - s i s BAD NEWS FROM TEXAS. Indians Mardering Settlers ani ¥Kili- Ing StockessMnassacre ot the Moore Femily. DBandera (July 8) Omrti]l!’nmh‘lnbtlc! the San Anfonfo erald, On Inst Bunday evening, the 6th inst., tho red flonds committed o horriblo masgncro about thir- taon miles above the Town of Bandera, on the Medina Rivor. Joseph Mooro and his family woro in their wagon, going to visit a neiglhibor n fow milos distant, whon thioy woro suddonly at- tacked by six or eight Indians, and Mooro and his wifo woro instantly killed and threo of thoir ohildren mortally wounded. Ono littlo boy of about 10 summers mado his ananu by jumping out of the wagon and running to the woods. The bodios of the murdered victima woro found that night by o neighbor who was returning homo from town, but were not exam- inod until the next day. A party of citizons started in pursuit of the Indiang on Monday mnminf' and I hopo they will bring back some senlps if thoy havo to oross the Rio Grando, Moore was n gon of theold Iady who was killed a fow months sinee by tho samo villains, If our Govornmont doss not soon tako stops to provent such blood-thirsty flends from siain- ing our frontier with the blood of our citizons, W will havo to abundon our boautiful homes and mountain sconory, and fall hack to tho interior for protection. Kospoctfully }onra. N . B. LAxaronn. A lettor to Mr. Edward Stoves, dated July 8, in addition to particulars containod in the above lottor, haa tho following : #tho soout from horo tumed out on Monday morniug, and will, wo liopo, come up withi tho geoundrola. A man has been lalled on tho Hon- do by tho samo party. Horsos have been atolon within two miles of Bandera during tho lest fow nights.” INDIANS ON THE LEO; TFrom the San Antonfo Herald, July 11, On yesterdsy, the 10th Inst., Don Edonardo Rivas Iinuded to us an arrow takon from o mars that bad boen killed in his pulurs a4 hin ranche on Zalzamoras Crook, mnear the Laon, obout six milos from Ban Antonio, Thig wag on tho morning of tho Oh inst., and although no horses wore missing from tho Ensmro, fim sovoral horses wéro missing from ho noighborhood. IF the Indian Bureau Com- mission would roturn from their fruitless offorts to romove tho runaway Indians from Moxico, Backenzio would thon have froe scope to oper- ato his will upon them, and our_good poople, whethor sixty miles orsix from Ban Antonio, would havo an increasod assurauce of thelr liyes and proporty, But & long a3 thoe infernal In- dian Buroau ia_operating througl its agonis on or about the Rio Grando, no man's life is safe, nor ie thore auy security for their proporty, INDIANS NECOMING MORE DARING. Lroms the Sun Antonio Herald, ‘Wo loarn, from tho very best authority, that on Tuosdoy lnat tho Indians (oxnotly Low many is not known) came into the Leon, about ton milos from San Autonio, At the ranch of Mr, Odam they stolo two horaes and killod anothor, At tho rauch of Houry Bruhn they stolo two horscs, and then went to the ranch of Placido Herrery, but what damage thoy did thoro is yot unknown. On Wednosday the min~ ute mon got togother and started in pursuit of the Indions. Sergt. John Groon of the aqued was with tho mon jon Wednosday night, and while stauding on his horge, advising the aquad to move to auothor lo- cality beforo getting suppor, was shot dend, An- other shot was firad ab Josus Zapots, missing him. It afterwards turned out that thoso shots were firod by Cesarlo Manchac, ono of the minute-mon, who is considered not sound 1n the head. During tho excitoment ho loft tho squad, and progontly another shot was heard. It is tho improasion that this last shot was fird by Mau~ chaca, and thatho has committed suicido. = This, o Bupposo, brole up the scout,—nt lonst, wo have heonrd nothing more from them, TIPAN AND KIOKAPOO INDIANS ON TIIE WAR PATI, From the San_Antonio Herald, We aro_indebted to SIr, Richardson of the Grover & Bakor Bowing Machiue agency in this city, for o copy of & letter addressed to him by ono of the young gentlemen, hia ageuts, operat- iag on the I'rio.” The lotter is as follows : Fuio, June 30, 1673, AMr, Richardson: Dean Sz : Since writing my last wo have had trou- ble. Yestorday (Sunday) eveuing, Mr, William Allan and 3r, Arance Brown, both of Fio, rode up the river to look after some horses, When about nine miles from tawn, some Indisng, about soven in uumber, ran into thom, Nelther of tlio boys had any nrms excopt alx- shooters, Thoy (tho ° boys) starled to run, but young Drown's horso gave out, and they Dot stopped to fight, but the Indiaus, having a largo herd of horsos, in chargo of thros or four othors, camig charging up, firing at tho samo {imo, Brown begyed Allen to lenve him, a3 Lo conld do 1o good, a3 Voth aro suro to bo kiffed. Mr. Allen then Brutk scrom tho country, leaving Mr, Brown to_his fato, Somo of tho Indtians ran down toward tho Frio, thiuking Allen would make for town, but he escaped, and. brought the nows to town. In fifteon minutesafterwards thers was not a man or boy in town that could raiso & boreoand armn hut wero In the saddle. Beventeen of us crossed the river, nnd mek ot Mr. Allon's houss, thenco staried for the pleco whuro Soung Mr. Brown was loft, Billy Allen leading the way, Wo found poor Brown laying on hia Dack, atripped of all his clothing oxcopt an undcr-shirl, which was sonked in blood, He had Tocelved tivclvo wounds in his body,—eix bullot-holes and six lsuco and arrow wounda, Lifo, of courss, was oxtinct. I have tho only srrow thust was Tound ; 1t Is Lipan make, and the only ono left nunklu["‘n the Lody; tho rest were pullod ont and faken off, In about six feet of tlio #pot whore tho body of Lrown wan fonnd, tho blood ofan Indian lio had elain had flowod in profueion though tho body had boen removed, yob wo tracked 4t by the blood for three or four husidred yarde, Wo uréued the trall until night, when we returned, ringing the body or’}aung Drown wilh us to hig unclo's, Mr, Allen's, Ilis paronts live noar Locklirt, Taxas, —_— —Tho Watorloo (Tows) Reporter saya: **Tho recont Btato census has ‘taken the concolt out of a number of towns in this Btate, There is Cadns Rapids, whose people have baoon in the habit of Dragging about 8,000 aud 0,000 inhabitants, but whoso nasossor could only find 6,037 ; just 196 mioro than wo hove in Waterloo, Clinton was anothor 8,000 town, but now has to e entisfied E"n‘a'}u 6,149, Towa City ha 6,451, and Musoatino PARTNERS WANTED, ARTNER WANTED~WITIL FROM 25,000 TO &1t 00, fna vory lucrativo omamental foundry fn vper tlon, _Addross A 25, Tribuno oifice, PARTNIR WANTED—A_YOUNG MAN, ENER- e R ), od, Addresa £ 4, Tribunoe otily i koo " "’Am.'lr‘m]n EY‘%{{;I;\M‘?—"\V!TII 8w OASIL IV X ontoul, et ad Dunao Buout mouthly, 133 Routh Glarkest. fon e PAENER WANTED-X FIRSIOGASS GANDY magufasturr, ono who Worouhly tnderstaidy the Dusinoss, aud Lixs somo tonoy, to foin tho advortisor i opuning firat.olass confootionery, wholosalo and rafail, Address 7 b7, Tribuns oniou, MISOELLANEOUS, J3ooks OPENED AND OLOSED, CONTLIOATRD accounis oxaminad Rnd ATMSICD, posIag, do promptly dono” by WL, 145 Mikihar: ARTL PAID FOR OASI-OFY OLOTINING AND MI5: Shlisnoous gontsofany kind, 1y suuding fottor fo 1 GREDIEH, Tosh Otioo, B Bats-sts N/QUE BOIL RESOVED 0N STOUT FOTIORTY it-olsse sanvon olor na pay; ohargos fornebio: u‘nmfium"fm 0. Visalia Rotm W ANTID-A FEW MORT SAVILY wagnTnog VY “thio Loat of rofaronan given woris called for and da. irerod,” Adifaes OB, B Webt Bastorese - 0F o2 OITY REAL ESTATE. OR BALE-GO0D LOTS ON THI: FOLLOWING atroota: Hiato, Burnside, Buttorfiold, Arnoid, Gari- di, $Tanovor, Biutlor, Wallaco, Sununor, Wintat, Aurs Toy, and Halatod ; aito on Wantworth, Shuttioll, Portland and Blowart-avai nlso on Alozandor, Tuonty-(oueth, Fwonty-sixth, Twonty-snventh, Twonty-olghth n‘xmlnnn, Tiratityintht, Eintl, Hniritoth, Thvons oty Thir. ty-neoan ll‘lx‘rly-lhlnl hirty-fifth, Thirt h, ’I‘lerl{- govonth, Foutaido, and Xhixty.olghih-ta,” Titlo porfoot, (pareany doods, A vory smul paymont daws, ilvesoira » 6 par cout inforeat, - Nn ngoucy biisinoss, - Al LR OIANE, 110 Mo oY owner, Fdlr. BATT_SPIOTAL 1iA R0 AINH—170 TRICT, GOTL Topy "S5, Sprticlith-st, abd Gottg Grovo-av., 410 por p nl:fl foot on Pratrioav,, noar Filtioth-at., vory choap for o9, cros comnor Bavonty.Atth-sb, and Conta-ave, very 3% (50t on Deatbornats, neat Van Tiuran, at, a wory low fIguro if takou nt onco, I+ JUENILY WEIT, IM Hfll!lmm»l Raom 6. OR _BALE — ONEAP, AND ON_VERY RASY 0. M, TIRNDERSON, comar Madison and kranlinste. TO RENT--HOUSES, 0 RENT—_FURNISHED-NO, - 11as 17 ropms, with all modamr?nflfi-'nl:gf’:rfivi d ben, ¥or particutars, b Vo. 8 Ghminbor of Uomatnorag, @ o tha premilaos, or 0 RENT-NO. 516 WRET WASHINGTON.GT, atomn front, 2:atory and busomont, das, T and Bi;(r‘.t..u?‘nr e gy P TR NUTT &1 Tilock, 0 RIENT—AT N 10, IWENT—X VRRY DRESITATLE RRSIDINOE ON Pralrio.av., noar m:ilmmnu\ t, Largo Job and bam, Ini I m b, 130 10 RENT. K RESIDENCE ON GOTL- ner Aihigan-av, and Thiety-Nch-st., furaishod, “Turo houeon nCHEzis ek, none dopot, Bmall liouso at Oskland, neat stroot and stoam care. ULRIGIL & BOND, Doarborhi-at, O RENT-ATIOUST; OF 10 ROUMB AT 1 RORTIL Groon-at. Would bo lat, to_two familios if required. Inquiro 120 North Groon-st., in roar, OR SALE_TIY D. GOLE & SON, REAL TETA { Donlarn, 185 Weat Aadionats: Aot Brabs s ing {he Wost Rido Barks, Now' sutuiviatin of & aoro fn 13blooke running throush from Madiaon-at. ‘to inerison; ewnovor boan ufforad fur salobofoca; prviiie whonta laok Ing for a paying invoatmont in real ostato wiil study tholr o Intoreat by elving o s oull, Wo' alo Tivwn o0 tots noas tio parka that o ara Ulssosing of vory rapidly at low ricon. JHQR BALE-AT A TARGAIN, VERY LONG I, eliolco roporty ttone Draxal bontoyar, and i Blanci nrd track, " de 1. BIGH o, {01t BALE-T.OTS NEATE O, & -SHOPS, insldo oty imits; ohoaps arid on ‘oay terma and lany n Blook, s froo rido fo promi . PIIN: N ol e s, o O}t BALI-NORTIY DEARNORN-ST.—A VERV eliglblo onrnor, onst front, with finn and noar Lako-Shora Drlves '8, Burvoyor, 21 Nizon'a Building. FOH SALR—WARREN-AV,, twoon Loavitt and Oakioy, 60 rroundings, . 8, GREELEY, dity SOUTIT FRONT, BIt. tor. and g 7 Wasliin rooma gach, 57 aud 8 Doluystorat.: now and with il modorn tipfovomonts. Aphly at & Do Puystor-st. _ 'O RENT-BRIOK TIOUSKS (NEW), NEAR LIN: st R 80 ok et i o e ot i A A . 457 Wobator-nv,, or of. o RUGKNE OALDWELL, 06 Dontborneat., 1loomns 10 and 20, O RENT_A PLEARANT FURNISHED OOTIAGE, 09 Tuttarliolu at., to Moy 1, 1874; 40" por imonth... MEAD & GO, 160 Tatatig s, T B4 P 70 RENT- 4 OARS.ST., A THILER-8TONY DRICK liousa, now, with moddrn improvomenta; prico, 815 pormonth, MIZAD & GOE, 183 LaSatla-st. 10, RENT_VURNISIID HOUSE, FIRST-OLAGS In avory rospact, and overything now, Addrol ‘Fribuno oftico, o TENT-TWO BRIOK DWELLINGS, TWELVE all niid 60 fet, sowor, wa- | O RENT — LARGE, ELEGANTLY.FURNISHED this fall. $135 por foot, AYIES & LOTE, tooms, Ly day, waok, or mouth, at ST, KLDIO, 8 and 74 Washln t, 7 D . Ulin, onablo. OR BALIE-ONEAT GITY LOTA-IIONTS TOR | Mo —TORNIS OOMS, APFLY AT O e A ) o Homb 3 baiee Twm Randolph-st, kil boforo lumbor ndvaucos, - Gholao lota wpon Halstod, Fmerald, Dashicll, Tiwonty.sovonth, Thirty-third, Thirly. fourth, Htato, Atnold and Thirly.sovonth aireots: Al an Waniworlh, Arclior, Eogan and Graylock nvonucs Sl paymonts down, bitauc n fivo soas at € por cant ins porfoot: full wakranty doods, ~ Apply to the ownor; NI W TIAN, T Mosroo sl 0 RENT_AN UNFURNISHED FRONT TOOM, with aloovo, bath-room, &o., b 657 Wabashsy.} buard it deslrod.” Reforoncos oxehianged. 0 RENT_PLEASANT ROOMS FOR HOUSERRRT- e 8¢ 088 Wost Bouroo-at. Wator and wasto pinas in ohion, TM-GOOD BUBT, 'F'on SALU-ORTRADE JOR E A good bargain tioss propscty on North Olnrk-st. akon sooi Addroms 11 1 U, 11 1Vabasi-ov, oo sx IO TIOUSES, WITIT ALL miodeen Improvomonts, brick barns, ote,, cheap and uq ensy. lA!m\\l!). lu?\llm at 489 Wobstorav,, or of Ji, 6 Dearburn-st., Rooma 19nnd 20, Frozs. 0. TERMS SINSTDI OF the old ehr pies s Wghoat around T Ghicao.” iy peereok I a limits, aconsribla by stroot, enes and oni- Oall and 1at us tako you t them. A, G BTOREY. S Ot SALE — WEST LAKKST. — TWOSTORY framo howse, No, 767, Lot SGxizt, ' SNYDBIL & LEE, Nizan Bullding,” northonet cornor Monroo and’ La- le SALE_NOWTH OLALI —TOXIE, FEET, east fronf, on Clnrk-st., near Sohfller, BNYDII & ity 1 Nixon Bullding, Borthoast cornor Mouroo and SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE OR SALE—AORE PROPERTY AT LAWNDALE. i L JHawtiorno, Olyde, and. Risursldo fn farga or smali eacts, 1o 10 o 80 acros cornor Risorsida honlorard and Hyman-av, Lots on Ogdon-av, oant of Douglas Parl. Lots on Chilcago-av., botweon Lincoln nid Robioy-sta. Tots on Flonrnoy- near Hoyno. Tots on Jackeon-at., 'botweon Dosplafnos aud Halsted. Lots on Wellg-at., athonst cornor Wondall-st. Hotiso aud lot, §x1%, Loomiw, nar Madison. House and lot, Warron.av., near Hubmy-st. Houso and lot, Adamwat:, near Al G. B, HI . 3 O BATE_TOTS t0xid FEET IN OLYBOURNS Iétldlflon to Raveaswood, frow 8500 to $800 cach on orums, - is location ta unsuepassod for hoalthfalnoss, Gonnty, and nccossibility, and no botter apportunity oxisfs for 1h investimont of a small awount of manoy than. a hero bro. wontod. Iixcollent sohool and church priviloros, good soclots, quick, choap, and frquent communication with the eity, and tho bost kind of bullding toll ro tho' foaturos whloh liavo glven this proporty prominonco. “Tho domand I8 activo and pricos fust soon advanco; titlo unusunlly gocd, ' Piinted abatenct, platand all i foruation furnishod npon appilcation to RUBERT GIIER, B Lasal) TFOR BALE-T WANT AN OFFGR O ROA 1 qShioles maree fn Sod; % 1slie weat of {lumboldt Park. plondid incostmont ¢an bo had. D, BEREE, 7 Gan ik [OR SALT: ESTLOTS TN NORTI EVANS. ton, within 8 blocks af Chaucollor I1all, 10 years® timo, ianey furnishiod for buildings. 0. L. JENKS. 145 La’ atlo.at. OT BALE_A TARGR 15T OF ONOIOR SURDIL ban roal aatato Is advoclis:d fn tho Seemton Thius: Don't buy for bomo3 ur investmenta until you have scon it pape sl St o clianse itk Stan, INOIR {OI SALI S STONY NEW VRAME TIOUSE, WITH 1ot 501160 to alley, 16 milos from, Ubleagn, on the N, W, 1L 3t Eimiuaat, fornarly Gottage Ll 40 i ntos' ride from Ohicago; 14 tralns por day, esoh way; tho has 10 room, marblo wantols, olasats, nantry, and amiontod colfar: kood Woll of “whtde, Phiss, &5,000; + Room 8. 0 RENT_FURNISIED ROOME, 316 WEST MADIL sons-t., noar Sangamon, To RENT—3 FIRONT ROGMS ON SECOND FLOOT. and 1onfirst, large ond alry, woll furniahod. Will font uppcr rooina pormanonty of irst floa and basomant, furnishod, for tha symmor. Tlouss has modern fmprovo. monts. Location, Poork 84100 WWost VanDironst. 70 RENT-FOR SUMNER AND FALL, 6 OR A rooms in a wall-furnishod houso, t peloa to' muit ton- ant; all modarn for hausokooping. st Or room, Lako vlow, and [0 RENT-5 *NONT ROOMNE, 0 LATLIN-8T. 810: 3 ather rooms, #8; barn, i dosirod: 5 blook west irom Blue Isinud-av, aud Twalith-at. -Inquiro bo- twoon 11 and 13 a. m., to-day, Room 50, 99 Kast Madi. - noar Jackson. Inguito at imprsomonts, nnd everything nooded On Prairfo-av. (837), noar Slxtoonth~ singlo, doublo, and on ‘suite, as dosirod. 10 RENT_ONF. BIDROOK, WITIL ADJOINING sitting.room, botly alegantly furnisliod, sultabla for gontloman and laiy or two gontiomon; also, ono frontsin. lo room, In & ino private houso confatniiig_all modorn mprovemonts; torma moderato. Apply at 430 Wabash- &v., nonr Hlarrisoi.«t. -STORES, OFFICES, &o. Stores, 'O RENT_ON MADISON-ST., ONE BLOOK FROM groat Jixposltion Bulding~Largo roms, stares, and basemente, vory choap, O. L. JENKS, TH T8 0 RENT—TIIR LARGE AND ELEGANT STORE, 20x180 faot, on Madison-at., noar LaSalle, SNYDIS & TEF, 14 Nizon Bullding, northesst cornor Monroo and LaSallo-sta. Misoollancons. 0 RENT-WITIL STEAM POWER, TIE BPST {- Jooated, and lightod sooms o this cty, with, gaod strong Bn A o 0 i Birolf and Frankitp-ster 0 S R 0 RENT—DABENENT 150 RANDOLPILST,, FIW iapyio0en from Bhorman fouso, W, J. DAVIE, 1 Mad- aon-at. WANTED~-TO RENT. B v ettt Srrivs i O VW ANIED-TO RENT_ROOM ON BQUTI SIDF, oacaslonally, by o party of qufet babita: south of Twonty- roforred, Address, giving location and tei ‘ribuno office. WANTED--MALE HELP, Booldtooners, Olorks, Etc. WWANIED--DIUG BALRSMAN — AN RXPERE onoed sxloauan to roprotontn manafaoturing drug hotso ta flio Weat, and Noriliwent. Addrons Look s 114 Qlnolnnatl, 0., with roforotieo, stating salary ox. ofod, ANTRD—YOUNG MGN OF ADOUT, 1t YPATHE O B0 15 an Inanzaca offica, Aduross 246, Tribuna ANTRU-DRUG OLERK, AND YOUNG MAN A8 socond olork, witi vaforchoos frow lant_employort alun, Gorm: i saepman proscripition olorki no othors nood appy ol Trados. ANTED_NUILDIERSTO FURNISI MATY) WA 5, il (8K hoit castt and Kali mr;:xew»rg:nl:y mortya t43 Ot ronl catata nt AddTeny;0F tnauira at 71" and 4 Doatborn. ANTRD_PLASTERER, TO TLASTER THOUSE; i DEAN, b o ortafo and castis Sob readss O, W ANTED-~ONB _ FIRST.OLARS 8D woolon mill, 01 F. REATLAY, Gonod- HiIL O g . LAGKSTAN: North lovanstate . /0 7+ fntuira of VWANTE: AR IR TO PLARTER A houso, A 0. 'w. iy Job rasdy. " Call at 113 Claricat, Htoom 13, . Employmont Agoencies. ANTED-1,00 STATION MEN TO WORK THR ‘wholo seanon, an tho Wisconain Oontral Rallrond ; Company work i mo oonienotors; monoy suro} fak {rices i, Avply ot Btovens Point, Wis., 1o \YM, A. HAVIN, biof Knginoor, or at ond of track'to WAL It. HAVEN, Assistant Ohiol' Eoginoor, VWANTED-§ BOARDING BOSSES, 1,000 LAIOR: ara nnd choppors, wagea 3 to 83,3 par days 500 for atation work, 20 to 34 chnts por yard; company works ta contractors {aro and oflico aharion advanooi; Do maney xequired, Apply at 259 K Randolph.st., Lind Block. AT annv 7 HAVEN dudol Tragiane: Wisconsin Gontral Ratteond, ANTED-500 RAILROAD MEN FORL MIGIIGAN and Indiana; 20 atone.quatrymen, and 60 snir-til| bandtss il froo faro;niso 60 farm hands, OHRISTIA] & BING, 1 Bouth Clark-st., or 101 Bouth Canal, VW ANTED -2 RATLROADAEN.82 TO #.40 PRR day, frao faro; Gssw-mill hands, 69 \Vost Ran. dolph- Room 8. ‘WANTED—M TABOTKRE FOR TIIi OITY; ALSO 3 sawmill hands, and 60 railrond Iaborofs; froo fro0, "Apply 274 South Wator-st., I, K. SHAW. atia {troo faro. a Woat Kandolpheates wp tatrs, Tteom e o TP T M.{un:llmmlmm ~MEN IN EVERY TOWN, COUN' and Biafs, Lo noll our now batton-bafe atiar and Fliem e, o e s H s Tacturors, sty ftaat, Matisat 1 e ANTED—100 MEN ON GARD'S STEA] Yard, Ashiand-av., south of Twonsl;--ung‘ndl-‘-rt‘.l.cgg Monday, July 3L, VWANIED —& GENTLEMAN OF GIRGT-OLASS businons capacity and woll known in Ohicago, o aid the adwartiso in forming a comusny for the imenufnotiira of an artiola for which thoro s o Jargo and growing do. ond, well socurad by & numbor of palents, (horotghly tonted for the last throd yoats, and now boitg mamuac. tured on a largo scalo In Now Kogland and In Europo. Tho bost of reforonces given and roguired. = Addross, giv. and roforoncs, PROGRESS, Tribuno WARTED—A PRACTIGAL, FARMER T0 TAKE charge of a farm of 700 kcros in Minnesota: partics o een fargin rom'sl ob0 o Sl in ant Wi irod. aan toar of A permian u- sloviyworaning O By snesr > ANTED—A TEW YOUNG NFEN FOR TILE OITY ) I'PI.B'fl Yfloiflln the nnnfl:tg‘ l'.ool"“l')l.rd“ ]lflnfi;"fl lll‘lln-ulr ontro for korosono oily B! Taado on Froall capitals AllAg.’.'A\thLk‘ S ANTED—A FEW WEN IN THE OITY AND g tor Tapalt, Wil pay Wl Tl B n eA PRI S sreln X wals 1L, B, THAVE 80,755 West Washington st ANTED_MEN LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMERT to call on JONES & GO, 71 South Canal-at. - Busle og timao; raro chanca fof good AGHLY Do 'WANTED—A VARDMAN AT BURKE'S HOTRL. WANTED--FEMALE HELP, Domostion. VW ANTED—A GOOD GIitT, FOR RITOHEN WORK. " wanbing, snd lronfig principally, at 701 Nor opriostto Lincolu Iark, VY ANDED-A COMPLTENT GIRL TO DO GEN: oral housowork in a_familyof fivo; roforences ro- quired, " Apply 8t No. 9 Bryant-nv,, south of Douglase placo. FANTED—TO RENT—A GOTTAGE OR PART OF liouse, not lods than 6 rooms, in good locality gonyontont to stesol-cara, by s small” formily. * Adross, stating locationand nr(an T 27, Tribuno oftice. EOARDING AND LODGING. South Sido. 4.3 BUBBARD.COURT_NEW BOARDING MOUSE 0 —Lfirat-cinen board, with room, 84 to $5.50 por waok, witiiuso of plano} day Loard, Bf. 134 BOUTIT PARK-AV. — PLEABANT FUI nihied rooms ou second floor, front and back, with@ood board 1 fino aituation, Roforonce 49 A WABABII-AV.—1 LARGE RROOMS, WITH ash: balanco 85y "o manth, OF b 3, aud 3 soass 8% closota, o to ront, with go .’ Can no- 1. 9. B, GOBLD, 119 Doarborat. Gomniofito s fow Gay-bossders, S0 Posrd. Oan as SALE-LARGE WALW-ACRI: LOTS AT EN- | fllmlolod, mlly-‘llfl;ml(l (rulllly lg“l'l“!:fi“ u}tr&:nlu lli‘\v ricos and on ousy torms; ouly 813,60 per foot. Q. B BT, 152 Madlsonat, eoror Clueks Ot RENT_AT HINSDALE, TIOUSER from 4 10 12 rooms, worlh_framn 1,000 ta 810, 000, on monthly o yorly payihont. Tlio ighést lands und boat accomnioilntion of tralns of any auburh of Obloago, 1 ywill ow thio proporty any aftornoon, and give, information om 10 1at 13 and 1 Doarborn-st. 0. J. STOUGH, JrQR BALE-OR TO RENT_IN RLVANSTON, A bonatiful now ouse, with tino grounds, at tho hosd of Gollego-av. : prico ¥7,00; rent 40 por mouth; oo such bargain in Evanston’; alio, fou w and tiva cot~ tagos for malo or ront in North Itsanston; pricos from 1,700 to £3,900; rent from R15 to @25 por month, Call at 163 Monroo-st., Room 3, from 3 to b o'clook, or at my oflico In Evanston'at any hour, - Horso and bugsy to show proporty. U, B, BROWNE, TrOR, BALE-BOUTH BVANSTON_ARE VOU Tooking for a oholca locality for n houso, ora place to Inveat a fow bundrod whon thoro I8 a coztataty of & Hand- some profit? Wo nro solling lots at thla hoautiful sul whoro we hiava rioh soil, finu large treos, thnrough d g0, aowora to tho lako,and sldowalks afl Inid,at onticl Iy low ratas. ~ Wo also biavo a Intgo 3-story {ramo oty with latge barn, aud ot B0x1R0, All In comploto order, house nowly palatod, for 33,C06, " Call and 3001l wodo not convineo you that it is tho most pramising investmont. In tho market, OSHORN & BKILLMANN. 1% South nric-at, OR BALE_PARTIES DESIRING T0 IMPROVEE con bu'l Lost lota in Hinsdale, on fivo years at & per cont, and 10 8t 10 per cont, and tho lof guaranioed to dublo {n valuo within fivo oars oF no pay. Money loaned for improyemont. Inquifra of the owdor b 73 an 74 Doarbor TOUGH, lowood, choap for onsh it taken iminodistaly. oply to 3, A BONIILL, in ront of 131 LaSenoat o OR SALE—WE ARtit ABLE TO SUBPLY A FIEW moro god lots at Norwood Iavk for 8135, on th TS Wna Tl ko WILSON, BHANC 0 boing a o8 N, GO, Tooin & 168 Clark F i SALE-SOUTHWEST X OF TIK 8OU wost. ot ¢ o, 17, Toin 7, Ranso 1, cnst of & p. mi. ENVDIIt & Liks, 13 Nizon Building, ‘nosihonst opraor AMlontoo and Lasaflo-sta. JrORBALRC 6 AGRES TN N. B & Bli0. 3 RON- g fram Whiskoy Polnt-voad (o' {iia rallront, "SNY- R & LEE, 1 Nizon Dulldiog, northeast corner Mou- rouaud LaSalloats, 7O SALE-NORTH EVANSTON-8%0 TO ™ ! monthly paynionta of $10 will buy n good lot, 1 by 160 feot, in North Evanston, Como with ino and avo thom, WAL, P TIAYIER, basomont, 141 LaSall BALT— EVANSTON_RE00 T0 _§000 Fl‘l" buy a largo lot, & foot front and lD?ldcn p, in & fino rovo noat dopot, achool, stoos, and ehurall, Dariive £1200 trao of oxpiso, SAR'L TOLICEY, T LaSier st;, busement. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, {'OR SALR-CHIEAP—OR EXCIIANGE VOR BRICIKC or tumbor, 160 acres good land in Towa, 13 miloa from railway and county svat. Nicliolson Organ Faotory, 63 Itayt Indiana, 4.0 SOUTH DUARGORN.ST. _(BURNSIDE), :JJ noar Wwontyninth-st—A first-rato place 0 board, gflud tablo, modorn improvoments, cheolul soci. g1y, aiad ovory Lotal and lomo somtort, wlth surprisiogly oW prices, 506 WABASIAV-A PLEASANT BUITE OF {ront rooms ta ront with board, olthor furnishod or unfurnishod, as dosired miea. 1074 WABASIEAV.—AEBUITE OF TRONT rooms, unfurnished; also ono furnished, with or without boa; 10 singlo rooms for gentlo- “'YAN'nm-A GITL FOR GOOD PLAIN GOOKING Lalco i huusaivork; 4 ek mora if goods 765 West Nursos i ANTED—A YOUNG HEALTHY WET NURSE.' Y A KK, No. 71 Thirt; 2 s, 861 0'0l0ck to-ilay. o. rly-savantli melnrmcnc Agoncios. ANTED — GERMAN AND SOANDINAVIAN glels for privata familfos, hotols, nnd Inundrise, city and oountry, at £ Milwaukeo oy SITUATIONS WANTED--MALZ, Bookltoopoers, Clorlks, &o. QUIUATION WANTED_A YOUNG :GERMAN DE. airos a situation as baokkeopor goneril clerk, Germun and_Eaglish corrospondont, ot Gthervlss. Modornte salary. Vot of rofuronces. 'Addrass 8 8, Tribunooilic. Trodes. SUTUATION WANTED LY A PRAGTIONL GAT. T 0f ra’ exporionco. 21 voR, 3 drons 1lila’ Nows Dopot, Silwaties, Wie o 5 o Sl’fuu‘lou WANTED—AB BAKER AND CONTEC- tlonor fn tho finer branchos. Addross W, It, KING, Clark's fotel, LaBallo and Wafor.sts. ENTY-SIXTH-BT., NORTHWEST CORNER OF Prairiv.av.—First.cidss roows, with board, in olo- gantly furnished house. Privato family, West Side. 33 EST ADAVS.ST.—A ROOM SUITABLE IOR two gentlonicn, with board. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALS R e v Domestios: ITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN AS GEN. oral or order cook in olty or country, Apply at 20t 79:9; "—1 LARGE ROOM, WITH USE B of bath, sultablo for gont and wilo or two gents; acGonimouations Aeat-clnss; § Do wook. ‘oat, Madisonst. SUTUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLY il 1o do ight soconil work o1 take caro of chldroi, -2 for 1110 daj Ploase oall at 44 Larrabea Country, ] SUIMER BOARD AT QOONOMOWOO--A TEW vacant rooms at tho La Bella Hanso;, the most dollght- £l supmmor rosort in tho West, Addross GEO. Wa EAY, Oconomanoc, Wi HORSES AND CARRIAGES, JROR SALE_OARRIAGE HORSES AND HAR- nesa; carrlago, phisoton atsle nearly now. Horsod fing atylo, good travelers; wull matchod, Malf cash and bal{ lumtior, Apply at néw will, coror of Canal Elght~ conth-ate, Fn‘n SALE-SEVERAL GOOD DRAFT HORSES o Bagey Sl Do sl Sheai e Ar A PON dile o0 ¢ , ot A BERthgar 5 ikl 67 Boutts Hatstoa: JOR BALE-A TWOSEATED BUSINISS BUGOY, uever been usod; ohonp for oash, Inquire in rear of 250 Houth May.at., noar Iarrison. T DAVE A NIOE 6-VEAR OTD HORSE, & NLW buggy and harnoss, and somo cash, which Lwish to turn In a8 paymont on & iquso and lot, or'vacant lot, Will assumo incumbranco, _ Addraess I 84, Tribuno offioo. . BROOKMAN, 180 TWENTV-SECOND-BT., « carnor of State, has for salo withont "S"d to fhicie real valug, aix horsos and ten open and top bugglos two plaotans, throo business wagons, lat of doubio and sloglo harnoss, ofo. Lartios in want of such _proporty wanld do well fo_in fsot tho_snmo boforo buylag clso- whoro, Je_offor will bo rofused. MNursos. ITUATION WANTED—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wanten siluntion as nurso, to take sara of brby o1 wn childeon, Apply, foF two days, ab&l Oblost., asement, _Good roferaicos, Housekeonors, ITUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER, BY A Iady, Intelligont and thoraughly capablo, n a Oliristisa {amily: roforenges givon and roquirad. -Addre , Kvanston, Til. Employment Agencios, ITUATIONS WANTEZD—FAMILIES IN WANT OF 422030 Bsaudinarian and Gemman lialp can ba suppliod at 3RS, DUSKE'S oftico, 80 Milwaukeo-av. niscollancous, ITUATION WANTED—A FINIZ SOPRANO SING- 1 ox donizes & position In saino eharoh clolr or quarists, s TO EXCHANGE. N vt Veive vy VSNV 0 EXOHANGE-£0 FEET ON WABASII-AV, AND 400 foot on State.st., near Englowood, to exchange for an improved farm or'othor goud nroporty, GILBERT, BUMWALT & UALDWELL, 26 LaSallo-st. 0 EXCHANGE—A LANGHE PIROR OF INSIDE Projerty with valuablo improvomants; will tako a goodt fwprovod and unincumborod farm. o othor gond property in part paymont. _Addross % 48, Tribuno offico. “rim'mu—nm USE OF A GOOD HORSK AND idontls bugay for abaut threo months for lta” Koop, Will" buard hotso ab publi oo bost of - 0 will bo takan. _Tnquiro at 760 Wal FINANCIAL. PALDWIN, WALKER & ©0, " NO. 7 HAWLEY building, have in hand ta foan for 8 yoars £3,000, 53, 800 and 25,000, Mflnu& fo han odelay, Southwostes nor Dearborn aud Madlson- MONEX’TO T.OAN ON DIAMONDS, WATOILS, bonds, ote.. at LAUNDER'S privata offico, 120 nosr Olark, Eatablishiod, 165, REAL ESTATE WANTED, 'ANTED—TO PUROHASR—A BUBINESS OR OF- W fleoblols, swosth #100,60 of wore, bringlag good rantal, Address P, 0. Box 47, BUSENESS CHANGCES, ADODGXNQ HOUSE IN SAN FRANCISCO FOR 8alo, A tino contral loontion, containlng 11U rooms, with a woll.cstabllshed busincss, For furthor informution and particulars adidross O, MOXLLY, Roual Kstato, No. 23 Montgomory-st., Ban Irangisco, Cal, JEWELRY STOIE YOI BALE IN A TOWN OF X ol W pputation fo Indians, dofe o busingss "o g or sear, Vor fuform L RIS, "Wlctonan eoamason gall ot Bindison-st. 3 A (BUREAD, TOOKING-GLASS TRANE, AND furniture fuotory, witl maohinory gomplote, for knlot -lauwanzum-xnu\ddmn-m-nmnu. Addross 8 8, Teib: o o CARNIAGE-FAGTORY WORKING TWO i and dofui & paying businsss in this. clty, for s Satisfactory roasons given tor sollice. Oapltal roquired, from $2,500 to $3, 00, Al{?l-}ndlll chiance ior auy party to start In’ thio oarriago-making businows. Addroos 2 89, Tribune offico. WATER-MILL, WITH _DWELLING-OUSE 53 acrow of lind (or salo chonp. o mill bufld- iug I8 of atono, U storios high, two run of Lurrs, & solld stono tamy walor tho yuas folind, ono'mile rold atifoad on 3 now doing: & good busthoas, g for o dizo” ORGE 1t 4y fhin took ot moroliandizo, Adu ZICERY, GONTEGITONERY, AND CIGAILSTAND for anlos' cantral looatlon; [isiv rooms fu runr; doitg good businosa, _Addrosa 24, Tribunu ottice, TTAGIE it SALE_SALES A )Ly il evetiory s §aios v sal ot proprlotor, B, VAN BURIEN, Lemont, 1ll, G inco. Rtaro chdnco. i - DOTNG 570 1o 350 WOTTIL 1\1111 A0 Salt pirest; pope Bomh, i Will iy and run balf intorest; ozlil, Salling, "Addrosy MATUCIEE, chto Garsier b NEW PLANING: oy, raiiroad track, Ko for sale, dolng undid parly with from $1v, 000 to 130, 0:0 can rcalize from M Lo 40 por” cont on knve m ox 18, 'I'ribune vitice, g A ALUABLE PROPERTY, 20,000 fost fu 13 hours, one-half milo river (ront, 120 avres within_ clty limite, choap, at 20,000, will take sfook of goods, ¥5,000 to 16,000, s part pay, Addrons Tro- prlotor Higolbw Houso, Ulicago., TRARE BUBINLNS GUANOEWANTRI - ehorkotlo business man, with enpital of 88, 10,00, totake partuordhip {n"u. woll-ustnbl dry'gocds, clothig, boot, shov, ‘tint, and Toostod {u onv of thio st tlourishing fowns in (he Btat Amonnt of goods suld mnt?w U par snaum, - Addro or apply to Mossrs, M, D, WELLS & 00., Ohloago, for [ull parifenlars, = HOUSEHOLD GOODS. SGOOD & WILLIAMS, AUGTION AND QOMMIR. vlon Loviag, 03 Bautls Canal-at., mako libural advancos o0a all kinda of nevehaudis aud Touschuld goods, 500 tioms iefuro wakiug otliur araugowonts ou salo of s wagons MENEY, ADVANOGED AT LASSENS LOAN OF- M fico; Iate JACOBS & CO.,on dlamoads, watchos, & othior yaluablos: 177 Clark-st., cornor of Monroo, Ropm 8, 0 LOAN—MONI.Y IN BUMS OF 85,00 AND UP- wards for d0c 6 soars, on clty raal cxiato g primo sub- arban, PIILIP MYBIS, Jtoom 18 Majer Biock. 70 LOAN=HONEY IN SUNS OF 81,00 OR MORK on oty real estato or Ilinois farms within 100 milos of Ohleago. Good wortgages bought, | B. L. PEASE, 0 0 EXOHANGE-TIUREFR FINE NEW COTTAGRS and lots at Sonth Knglowood . for_other properiy, GILBERT, SUMWALT & UALDWELL, 208 Lutiallo.st. 0 EXCHANGEE—A BEAUTIFUL HOMESITAD IN Janossilloy Wi, for s farm, or projorty in Qliloagu, " asiurmo facumbranco. . COLH &° BON, ol Entato Agents, 183 Wosy Madison-st, TTQEXCHANGE-A TWO-STORY AND BASENENT brick house, togather with lot in South Divlvion, now Fonted ot 510 flor annum, for 60 footlot situated eist of Btata and south of ‘Uhirty’lirat-at, BROWN & HORTON, Real ¥atato Agents, 150 Doarborn-t, o FXGHANGFR-310 AGRIES OF PINE LAND TOR stack of grocorien that will inventary atout 35,0, Address Propriotor Ligolow Houso, Ohicago. VW ANTED-TO EXCHANGE_REAL ESTATE AT vanston, at casl figuras, for & good Binglo top-bitgs 0 £0r GaTHODLUE-WOrK, Masun-Work, ULATOTK, 1635 5en, Biinds, moaldinga, tmbor,. OF atly Matoridl pors taining to bullding. 1will offur no proporty that hna not om {1 vaiue 25 por cont per annum for the’ 5 ;"ulfl. th a atill botter prospect in tho future. Oull at Room 3, 15 Mouroo-st « from3 to & w'elaok, or ot 1y ofice In Eranstou at 0. 1&, B Clariat, £9.00() 0,LOAN TOR 5 YEATRS ON GHIOAGO W, roal eatato at modorato commissfon, ~ Al TURIED JAMES, southwost cornor Glsrk and Madison-sts, S40.000 IO JOANIN #5,00 AMOUNTS, oN g ALY insido timproved proporty. D), GOLI SON; Real listato Agonte, 183 Wost Madlio TO LOAN ON BUBINISS PROP- QUO.Q,(I)Q..H,. tho burnt distriot. DENNETT Monrao. INSTRUCTION. NABLEWOOD INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LA dios, Vitatlold, Aass, Known for thirly yoars for aupurlor fagllities aud rare besuty of location. Rev. V. Bpoar, Principal. P EUNSYLVANTA MILITARY ACADESY, GIEN: {or, La., tor Voadora only). - Homlon ondne, We Launtion elavated and healthful, nosday, Bupt. 10. grounds murio, buildings bandaomo and vonmodious: oo of studioa extotuive, “horough tstruction i clvil onglucaring, the olaealos, wnd linglish, - Caroful ovoralght of morals and manuers of cadots, Tor cirou: Inrssuply fo K, L. BIOWN,"1i80,, comer Clintoa Jaokson- . o oL FiIEQ. NYATT, Prosdont. & [ MILTTARY AGADIA Y PREKSIC T T T R -Iwnlell o VAL ROBERT DONALD, M i AOIER—A TRAOH Wit 6 yoars' succouatul oxporfonco, must loava a fiug Dosition in tho Iast for a chisnga of olimate, Hest of raf- oroncos, _Address G, W, _1TAYWOODS, ringteld, Ve, "AGENTS WANTED, GUNTS WANTED—IN KVERY COUNTY 1N IR Notthweat, ta oatigass for *“A T'rip Around tho World ; Agonta roport ats of and that, ta show { {x o torus 8nd toyrltory, Address 6.8, BURRGWH, ow, 7o o nrilole: ‘ "KL B IIGNATHSON: 148 Nadisonate ENTH W, i waking G0 Lo $16 o dny, somo as K} ¢ oty Ui Arun Wntvorsal Mooyt 1141, 88 83010 810, sanuplos tacountry frev, Barly mnplisation jor destranla foreliory oo ERIILL & BO., 25 Weat Lakost. :AakN'rsTVANTE AL O FEMALE IN OLTY uronuntrys Liic commisons, BRIGHT DI 00., B and 62 Madlbon‘at. ¥OR SALE, = JPORBALE-SPLENDID 80DA FOUNTAIN, COM- Dloto running ordor, at half of its valuo if takin sovn, LOST AND FOUND, [ OST_JULY SoTH, A l.l.\'co"ri i‘A}ZK‘;nfi LADYS ricrionn awnall e of m'n’;ucllfr'fill'g Hokaty v s "rfi'qrx:‘“ i l:m‘{‘,! %flrfi’?}.‘“fli . 1Y ur wi siving. MRS, L, 11, EDDY. OSTJULY %, WIAGCK-AND.TAN DOG; AN. ‘to uamo of *"Diok,” " Purty roturning dog ta Wabaatvav. will bo Hiboraily rowardsd, — Bmatl valua HETWEKEN RODEY AND WOO! T A Aitan bannot, trimmiad with Iaco and flows e s Lo e Iodae I plaree Josse o oA and rooolve roward, NMARE, BETWEEN (9 AND 11 = it Srv i Fiopdes 3 A At 3% Fo Shean o pacty tuas vl retarn o io MAITCR A BRIS. dvon t fhisieat o I 10 REWARD-TILE ABOVE REWARD WILLIR BLO Teivorr i ary oho retsieatig & Ak brans saidion horso, both hind “fost white, whito star in el from 634 Wost Madi SEWING MACHINES, * AROVE 'S BIWING MAOHINES— G Snde T, At ittt Sifes b hshav. Porsons laving old Grover & Hakor sowwini e hinos ura invitod to call and sea tho now Lmprovaiicats d hioar somotluing to thor advantago. QING LW ING ATACHINIH-QFFIORS OF NICIT. - . Machiues sold Or ronta o e o aivon What somls NV HEELER & WILSON SEWING-MACHINES, TIR W lxlnfiz {»’f !}v\}ml sold_or tented on oasy mauln]ylm,u mont u'u)mu/m & FLANNKILY, Oily Ageuts, olfia 10 Atate.s MUSIOAL, ~ " 0N BALE-AN BLEGANT PIANO: BUT-IWO T et vt Sowt S e e $ich, e exchaniga Tor & tunun worth that aiwotiat or sworo; pry diTorence fn oush. 86, Trlbuno ofiico, 10 WENT—AND FOR BALI—NEW AND BECOND- o ols aid covors, WAL R, PROS: BER $UO., t. MACHINERY, O SXTI 0N Tox B LNGINE, ONE X3, Ny 2 al now tubular hollo 0 hiand"ngluon, various sizos. Addrowd, O BOWREN & QU Fart Wayne, Ind. Uallin pear of 131 Latislo. Fu n‘.uilc—iu.nl"1&»1\{:::;11“'.\}%'"‘{:11'1;‘;!1-1& VERY | oar ‘old, nial ulo o Ade Uront 1 0. Box 484, Vigmuitty Tud, nd, DIVOROES, doorue, Scandal wiuldul,” NI o Gurle it GLVEad, Adblresa . s