Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1873, Page 7

v i "~ THE COURTS. Btill Anothor Bill Filed Agninst John Davis & Co. Craue Brofhers Want Another Recelver Appointed and a Full Ac- counting. Proceodings Boforo the Supreme Qourt on Baturday. Crane Drothers Manufacturing Company on Baturday filod = longtliy bill agniust John Davls, Josoph Creawoll (John Davis & Co.), E. G. Hall, J. J. Walworth, R. M. Eddy, and Goorgoe 8. Bowen. Tho Dbill #ots out the embarrassmont of Davis & Co. last fall, the moeting of the crod- Itors, examination of ngacts, aud appointment of Bowen as Trustee or Receiver, togothor willi the arrangement to pay all clatae undor $100 in full, and of larger sums G5 conts on the dollar, fucts which aro fomilisr to tho readers of Tur 'I'ntuuxe, and noed not bo stated again, Tho bill thon statos that the Roecelver wus to take oxcluaive charge of all monuys, notes, and othor assoty, aud not allow Davis & o, to bave ony control ovor thep, to pay the hands, buy what watorial was needed to furnish present contrnets, and nnrrow the businoss as much s possiblo, to couvert it into cash. Instend of doing this, complainonts allege that Bowen negleoted his duty, sllowed Davis & Co. to acquiro partial control of tho monoys wecelved, to mako now and large contracts, and fin divors othor wnys to bronk tho contract. Also that the dividond was to bo psid in a reasonablo .timo, which would bo tho firet of March, 1873 It hias not been paid yot, aud Bowou bos nt ono timo protended that ho was about to doclaro o dividend, at znothor that ho would give tho trust up to Davis & Co., sud in various ways excused himsolf from porformauce. Dho trust is now broken ; snd complainants in- Bist that they aro not bound to accopt tho 66 por oont, but aro entitled to the whole, amounting to over 15,000, with intorost from March Inet, Their only considoration in ngrecins to such rcompromisa was the roprosontation of the Com- mitteo, that if the Company was driven into bankriptey, tho ouly other oxpedient, it would bo worso for their creditors. Complainta stato that Davis & Co. bavo enlarged thoir assots by woud contracts, and aro probably able to py fn full. Bowen roprosouts that ho will give up the trast, and complalnants fear ho will. Thoy Btate, moreover, that he is mcompetont to carry out such trust. Whereforo complainants ask an injunction ngainet Bowen, to prevont him from surrendering his trust, and from & mis- mpproprintion of tho asscts, for au nce count, the romoval of Bowen, snd ap- pointment of auother Rocoivor, though without relieving him from any Hability he may Thavo subjected iimnelr to by his malfensanco, pud thot tho defondants may bo ordered to pay tomplainant's demand in full. = DANKGUPTOY ITENS. Iu the mattor of J, 1, Foskott, an order was entored allowing the Assiguce to sell notes, sud ou giving ton days’ notice. The Assignoo of A. B. Wrisloy and others was ellowed to sell cortain property for 30.75. COUNTS IN BRIRE, Bridgot O'Reilly commencod an action on Sat- unday, in trover, agalust George Sebman, Sam- uel Billings, D. H. Call, Edwin Yalo, Willlam F. g;%c(]!%b Euos Blosson, aud Ilenry Plorce, for An order was ontored in tho cnso of Honry W. Eingsbury, a minor, thathis guardian be allowed to borrow ¥35,000 for five yeats, at 9 por cont in- Porest, secured by mortgngos on minor's lauds, It is hoped that 3Ir. Roed will Lo weil enought to appoar at the Criminal Court Monday., The Bean aud Puffenberger motion. which was ad- Journed on account of his illners, will boe argued o Tucsday, THE SUPREME COURT. Kpecial Digpatch to The Chicago Tribune, OTTAWA, Scpt. 27.—Thu Supreme Court met at 0 w'clock, pursuant to adjournment, Mr, Justice Scott ‘o D, Justice Scholfleld being abeent, Thobusiucen Erausacted was asfollows : DY MR JUSTICE CRAIO, 647 to 651 Incluslve—2ichyel Good v, The Trustees of the Town of Aledo, Petition is mnde for a ruls toshow keause why the appeals should not bedismissed, Arulo will be entered ruquirivg the sppollant, by the 10th oy of Octoler, to ehow causo, A cupy of this rule anust, however, he Aerved on {hio sdminfalratix ten ays bofore tho oxpiration of the rule. : 1Y NIt JUSTICE HITELDON, 655—Thomas Kuok et ux, v, Peter Drady, The g ton for supervedens n ths raso 13 allowed on Aling ® band {o the peunl sum of §500, with eecurlty to be appnoved by tho Court, DY MR, JUSTICE AUALLISTER, 629+~Isaac R, Stowell v, ielen Burgie, Tn thils ease en apypeal was faken ut the I\ ury term of tho Tlerery Clroult Court, 1873, oud was dismissod by this Co ou the 17th of Suptember for want of record. Nowsan application 1s mado 1o sot aetdo that disuissa ‘aud 1o leavo to fllo & record, sud buve the cause d eted ¢ \nd stand continned, 1t hus Leen the' practice of 2his C ourt, for Lalf a century, to requiro tho upplica- tlun to -be made before the time expirea for the filing of the1¥cord, The sickness of the uttorney i8 shown, 4u the present fnstance ; but it makes no differencu avbat thw phowing i, it Is beyoud iha power of the Court {0 -allow a revord to Lo filed on an uppesl uftor thostatu tory timo Las oxpired, 'Fhis rulo buy bcn nonounce d on_varlots und ntimerous occasions, uud ought to 1 w undemtoud by thoe bar, BY MI, JURTICE WALKER, 292—The+ Commingioners of Highways of Yorktown w. The Peo: Plu ex rol, Wm, Docker, ot al, This caso wias decidei 1 ot the previoue term of the Court, but was pimply rove raed, without muking an order {0’ remand Rho cuuse to ibe Court below, The partice now movy Kor an smengtment of the judgnicut, #0 us o rewand ho canse to tho Court bolow for fdrther proceedinge., Tho order s Al bo made, 'Y MR, CHIEF-JONTIOR DRERSE, 375—John . ¥, Smith v, Charles A, Kulght, On the B3th of this nionth un order wus entured on tho docket dismissing t.be appeal, the Court understanding, at the thne, that thoy motion wis made ou a sbiort recocd ; but that docs not\nip ar to bo tho ease, There ls now uotion enter dirmisathe appenl for the resson that Bppellant did,not assigu errors, us required by Ruls10, und for tho irvason thnt crrors uro mot yet arsigued, This motion will not be allowed, but a rule wilt bo e Rored requiring tho uppellatit to' sliow cauio, by Mo duy unxt‘:hy‘ the causu should not be disuinded, nud 3 causo bo not showan by tht tny, flio uppeal will bo dismissed, “Iiio Chiof Justico directed n license to praciica to bo sssucd fo Orin J. Tarnor, his pupers belng ntisfuctury, NEW MOTIONS, Mr, Dent moved tho admission of Philip Myers, Trow the State of lowa, Afr, Camerou moved thio admission of Parker Brook- Ko, from Mickigan, Eugene Fellows, from Louisianu, pud Frank Compton, fruin Olifo, S1—Eugene Tuttlo, imploaded, &o., v, Auron Garrett ‘et al. Motiou to sct uside order of submission, 94—Elisbu Buckmon et al, v. Saral Alwood et ol. Diminution of record suggeated, and motlon for certl- orari, Motlon forleave 10 filo ‘cross-orrors, sud for extenslon of timain which to tilo brief and srgument of defondant inersor, 101—Fred O, Kimball et nl, v, W, McKondrio Tooke, Diminution of rocord suggested, und amended record Aled a8 }wr stipulation. “Motion for additional time to ale briefs by uppellee, on niitdavit dlcd, 184—Philona Blunchard v, Alnius Williameou, Rlotien to set uside order of ultirmance, 275~ Sophia T. Griswold ot ul, v. George Kellogg, Notion for extension of thue in which to file briefs nnd abstract, $5b—Charles W, Allenct al, v, Joln Watt, Motion Zor on order of Court to carry juto effect the terms of u atipulation on filo, Motion to pluce eauso at the foot of the docket on ailidavit filed. #{4—William 11, Loyt v, Jucob R, Shiphord, Motion to wirike from the transcript the LIl of exceptions, ou snggestions Aled, CALL OF DOOKET, Tho call of o docket to-day waa os follows: 221~Stophen R, Moore v, ‘Tho Iltinols Central Rall- roud Company, Taken on call, 22Murld L, Ferrell v, August Hirsh, Tuken on £all, 3—OLis Durfeo v, W, H, Grinnel of al, Taken ou £all, o BB, R Tondall v, Jullua M, Tiulberg, Tuken on cull, 25—Tenry O, Wright v, Louls I, Drosseau ct al, Coutinued, 210—Nathun G, Smith v, David K, Cremer ot ul, Tuken on call, 457—The Natlonal Insurance Company v, Tho Cham- * of Gummarce, ‘Tsken on eall "I'lif cuso relutes to on Jnsurance on the old Obam- 1por of Gomincree, Chiego, the lows bolug causod by the great tivo, 426—Willinm Wray ot ul, v, Tho Teople, Thufa caso wi trannferred (o the Peoplu's Docket, and takon on call st Monday, 429—~Tobert Fergua et ol, v, tug Ml uud Lutaber Muuufactu m call, ¥, 0—30kn Ryuu et al, v, Barat Donnolly. Taken on all, 5 231—Lovi M, Haverstick v, Nobort Ferguact ol, Fakon on call. 249—Baral Wade v, Roubon AL, Pritchard, Taken on Fo s Tuo Prairio Tarmer ompany v, Alva B, Taylor ptal, Takon on cull, ‘234 Nathau Corwith ot ol, v, B, F, Culver, Tukon i, o Onasles 1, Farwoll fupleaded, ofo., v, Willlam JT, Warren, Takon on el i3i—rhd G, I I & P, T, Company v. Tobn ‘Moflitt, Taken oti ca B ot A» Gago et al, v, Clorles A, Lowlv, Argued A i B Whltou £0r nouellaule bud takvu by Qourt, Uho Garden City Plan- ring Company, Taken HI CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 99, 1873, _— 7 28—Eugono P, Palier v, 3, 3, Bichnrdson, Samo, 39—Alfred Guiest et ol, v, W, If, Rognolds, Bame, 240—olin Gooko . Patrlek W, iturphy, Taken on call, 2 MONDAY'S CALY., Tho call on Monday will bo from 241 to 260, In- clunivo, ADIOURNSIENT, Tho Conrt adjourod until hif-past 2 o'clock on Monday aftornoon, ,, BOUTHERN ORAND DIVIATON. Crenr's Orrvios, Mount VERNON, 1878, —Tho following opinions of 1873, woro thia (ny received 4—1l1, Contral R, R, v. Nunn, Affirmed, 0—Moyers v, Phillips, Reversed snd yeferrod, 11—Albright ot al v, Bmith ot al, Roversod. 13—Masso v, Belford, Rovorsed sud roferred, 14—Chipron v, Follert ot al. Affirmed, 16—Allen v, Nicholn, Alirmed, 10—Morgan v, Johnson, Affirmed. £ 18—Tlhe Pooplp ex rel, v, Allison, Rulo dlacharged, 22—Halo ot al'v, Morgan, Rovorsed and referred, 23—lHayncs ot al v, Hoyos, Aflirmed, 24—Molntosh v, Sanders, Afirmed, 26—Wallaco & Ringol v, Eupy, Roverscdand roforred, 27-Miller v, Blow, , Afiinmed, 23—City of Alton v, Hope, Aflirmed, 20— Kingsbury v, Wall, Ttoversed and roforred, By—Pishor v, Eslsman, Aflirmed, 4—Douker ot al..v, Hughed ot al, Afirmed, —~Dargor v. Tlobla, Afllrmed, —Wickerahnin ot al, v. Wickorsham, Royorsed and referrad, —Cobl v, Ulinols Central Raflroad Company. Ro- od and roforred. v, Bischoff ot al, Toversod aud roforred. 4%—Smith v, Hickman, Aftirmed, 44—Ttobiua v, Swain, Roversed. 46—Adkinson v, ‘Canner, Reversed and referred, 48—Hall v, Bteel, Ioversed nnd referred. fell=Conover v. Musgravo ot al, Roversed oud ro- orred, 51—Chiles v, Bellovillo'Nail Mill Company, Ro- verned aud referrod. Droese, Uhief Justico, dlsaouts, s8—Allmon v. Stevens. Athrmed, 8—Slovous v, Tho Paopleyeto. Affrmed. f 0U—onard ot al, v. Hood et al, Roversed and re~ erred, N 01—Rrugo v, Kruse, Reversed and referred, 02—Bartlott Coal & Miiing Compauy v, Roach ot 1. Afiirmod, 04—Woolbridge ot al, v: Gage ctal, Aflirmod, Si—Greouwood v, Jouliel, “Aflirmed, tg—ditalioll v, Thiluols & 8t. Louts Raliroad and Coal Company, Roversed and referred, 0~Laforgo v, Matthows, Afirmod, T1—Otten v, Lobr. Afbrmed, 73—Talbot v. Hill ot ol Rovorsed and referred. Scojh Juslice, aimouta, 74—8t, Louls, Alton & Terro Isuto Ratlroad Com- pany v, Dorsoy. Afiirmed. 70—Thomas v, Iobonstreit, AfMirmed, T7_McNail v, Zicglor, _Afirmed, 78—DBrown v. Hoyce Jr, Roversvd and reforrod, 80—Scheel et a), ¥. Eldmann ot al, Roversed and ro- ferred, g B1—1)linols & 8t, Louls Rallrond and Coal Company . MeClintock, Afirmed, ‘83—Illinols & Bt. Louls aflroad and Coal Company v. Cobb. Affirmed. ‘84—Sliort v, Millard, Afirmed, #5—IToynio v, Dickena, Aflirmed, 80—Togers v, Myors ot al, Aflirmed, 87—Padfleld ¥, Padfeld, " Affirmed, 89—Blevena v, Allmon,” Roversed and roforred, 91—Tinkler v. Cox, Roversed and referrad, 97—Kugny ot al, v. Trustees of Bchools, ola,” Affirm- 98—McGeheo v. Gold, Afrmed, 200—MoHulrioy v. 'Frustoes of Schools, &e, Roversed and roforced., 102-Ralns v, Mann, ot al, Affirmed, 103—Honmor v, Boyd, ot al, Roversod and reforred. 105—Birown v. Gozard, Br,, et al. Aflirmed. 108—Kennedy v, Hall. Roversed and referred. 109_Reod ct al, v, Ellis ot o), Afiirmed. 110—Crow v, Dowlby. Teversed and reforred. Breose, Chicf Justice, dlasents, 113—Phillips v, Quick, Aflirmed, 114—Tyona e al. v, Tho Yeople, &0, AfMrmed, 35_1ilinols Gontral Ralirosd Compuny v, Gills, Aflirmed. 117—Montross v. Dradsby. Aflrmed, 119_Springfleld’ & Tlinojs Boutheastorn Rallroad Compauy v, Audrows, Allmed. —Draper v, DFapor. Aflirmed in psrt, Qolopra . Aloxnnder. Toversed aud referred, St, Louis, Alton & Terro Hauto Railrosa Com- pany v, Bradshaw, Reversed. 19— Gridloy v. Oity of Bloomington, Reversod and roforred, Sopt. 24, uno term, PERSONAL. THE OITY. J. M. Gould, of Nolino, i at tho Paciflo. J. R. Poor, of Boston, is at tho Shorman. M. H, Topping, of Alton, ia at the Pacifle. A. L. Bassott, of Oloveland, is at tho Pacifio. J. N. Jofforaon, of Memphis, is at tho Pacifie. A, G. Angete, of Providenco, R. L., isat tho Pacifio. Archibnld 3. Cnssels, of Montreal, is at tho Sherman. J. W. Fogarty and family, of Boston, aro st the Sherman. 01, Queen, proprietor of Queen's Circus, i ot tho Commoercial. J. 0. Thompson nnd family, of Washington, D. Q., nro ot the Shorman. L. A. Mitchell, of Donver, and Goorgo J. Mitchell, U. 8, N., aro at the Preiflc. 5, M. Btavenson, of Menomineo, the Tum- bor King of tho Nortl," {s at tha Commoreial, Kelley and Leon, the noted minstrals, who commonco nu ongagement at Aikon's this eveu- ing, aro ot tho Commercial Hotel. “ Happy Cal Wagner " and his jolly family were at the Commercial yostordny. Thoyloft for Louisville last evening. Dr. Wooster, Dr. Kingsbury, Prof, Hopkins, Prof. Seoloy, and the Rov, Dr. Treat aro ut tho Shemnan, They are on their way home trom Minnenpolis, where they went to attond tho meoting of the Bonrd of Foreign Missions, LP TELEGRATH. ‘New Yonr, Sept. 27,—Wilkio Collina was ro- caived this evoning by tho Lotos Club. ‘ToroxTo, Sept. 27.—Joseph Arch, President of the Agiienltural Labor Union of. England, accompaniod by Mr. Clnevlou, is hero, guosts of tho Outario Government. MISCELLANEOUS, Qov. 0. 0, Wastburn delivors an addross ab the Berlin (Wia.) Fair, Oct. 0. Judge Brounan, of the Muscatine Court, ?‘im & witness, on Weduesdny, €86 for being ute. . Aloxander H. Stophens has contributed £500 toward the building of the Oatholic College in Georgia, Miles Taylor, a Now Orleans Representative in Congress from 1855 uutil tho war, died Sopt. 24, ot Baratogs, N. Y. Gon. N. P, Banks is spoken of as n probable membor in the Lower Houso of the nexs Massa- chusotts Legisluturo from Waltham. J. 8. Douman, of Winona, has been appointed Btato Agont of the Miunesotn Patrons of Hus- bandry, under $50,000 bends. Gov, Hartranft has appointed Francis Wells, of Philadolphia, as Commissioner of Public Clu\rll".iea, vice Dr. Wilmer Worthington, de- ceaod. Judge J, 8, Dewey, of the Sixth Judicial Clr- cuit, Michigan, hos rosignod, und Gov. Baglo: s appoiuted’ Lovi B, Waft, of Pontise, to the vacaney. Mra, Joln James Audubon, widow of the fa- mous naturalist, now in the 86th yesr of hor ago, Toft Now York laat week to visit Louisville, K., ‘whoro sho oxpuects to spond the winter with fam- ily frionds. Willinm B, Fairchild, of tho Enst 8t. Louis (A1l,) Press, who died last weck, was formerly aditor of the Uhio Blate Journal, and later of the Ohto_Farmer, and waa two tarms & member of tho Obio Loglalature. Tt is said that Ministor Bancroft has decided to discontinua his Snbbath_ovening partics at tho Amerlean Legation In Borliu, noxt winter, in doforouco to tho wishos of Americaus residing at tho Prussian Capital, The mnewest Rubscription-hook s .Georgo Alfred Townsond's * Washington Outside and Inalde,” a volume of 760 pages, with wood-cuts fununsoraLilo, and mado up mostly from tho au- thor's “ Goth" lotters to Tur Outoaco Trin- UNE, Capt, Ephraim Talliot, born in_Providence, R. I, tho 17th of Nov., 1773, died at_Pininflold, Gonn,, Bopt, 23, lnoking ouly fifty-fivo days of comploting his 100th yoar, ~ Capt. Taibot was, {lor many years, & prominent oitizon of Provi- ouco, The wifo of Prince Blemnrok, tho Gormon Clancollor, who died last waok, at Berlin, be- longed to an old Pomeraniau fawily. Herr von Dinmarck and Fraulion Johanna von Putthkammor firatLecame aoquaintod ut the houto of thoir noighbor, Herr von Blackenburg, Their mar- ringe took place in 1847, when tiio brida was 23 yoars of ago. A daughter aud two sons rosulted trom thia marringe, which has always beon chor- acterized by tho most harmonious relations. Mr, Josoph G. Canuon, Congrossman-cleck fromn Ilinoiy, snys he will make it bis Arat busi- nous whon he gots to Washington to find out what sum n ro{iruunnlatlvo of tho peoplo cau liva onin o decent, belltting mannor, and will then exort himuelf to have tho palary fxed at that figuro, Mr, Canuon will find that tho cost of #n decont befltting ™ support will range from g000 to 160,000, secording us Mr, and Mra, Congross- man ghall deflne thoso vory uncertaln ndzuclivos “docont” and *bofittivg."—Lugato (N, Y. Erpress, ‘The ‘Uallahiasses (T'in,) Sentinel, tha Ropubli- can organ ut the Btutc Capitul, cherges Blniow B, Couover. ouv 0f the United Hiatas Hanatars from Florida, with having embozeled and stolon a largo amount of the Stale funds while ho was Btnte Troasuror,—1808 to 1872,—and, in_sub- stontiation - of tho obargo, publishes a lotor from tho prosont Btato 'Cronsuror, Oharlos 11 Fostor, to Acting-Gov. M. L. Stearns, In_ which it 18 cortified thnt Conovor Is now a dofaulter to the Btate in the sum of $5,013,93, A United Statos Sonator from the Btale of —— nddrossed o lottor to tho Pastmastor-Cen- oral roquesting an increnscd allownneo for clork hira for n country post-ofiice in his dtnte. 1lo I presumed to have plond the causo of his conntit- uent with groat ability nud enrnostnoss, But Mr. Cronwell, aftor atriving in vain to decipher fhig Bonator's obirography, sud bofug at Teugth Informed by a poorly-paid clerk of the substance of tha lettor{ (for Dopattment clorks aro bound to road botter than thelr chiofs), obacrvod, with oll the ouorfy of oxprossion of which his ploty would permit, that if the application wero for an allowauce for clork hira for thoBonator he would allow it without n moment’s lositation.— Wash- inglon Chronicle. THE TURFE. The Fnll Meeting and the Morses That Will Contende=A Word to the Munne gers of Dexter Park-«-5o Hanicls nnd Eubbard-=The Central Nlinois Trot= ting Meetiag. =, ‘The fall mooting of the Doxter Park Club will commence on Tuesday aflernoon, and continuo four days, With b tho trotting soason in this soction virtually comos to an end, and when it is over the Westorn horses of any note will disap- poar from pubtic view tor tho winter. Tho meoting promiscs well in sport and profit. With avorage good weather, it ought to bo by far tho most successful ono yot held here. True, the panie io the monoy markot may harm it, as it hos harmed othor amusoments, but tho most potont ngenoy of ovil with which the ‘managomont could be afllicted would bo o wet day. It the rain holda off, there will bo crowds at tho park whilo tho trotting and racing Insts, panio or no panio, Judging from the rainfall of yesterdny, there canuot be very much left up above, and thero is, therefore, a goud chance thnt the four lnst dnys of tho week will bedry ones, It 18 to bo hoped that they will prove ro, as tho lnst macting of the Dexter Park Club met with more than its ehare of bad luck on account of tho wet weathor, TIE ENFRIES for the varfous parses wero opened at the Grand Paciflc Hotel. on Saturdsy ovenming, They are mnot so numorous 68 thoy wore in the summor, but thoy are mado up of botter stock. Tho races will open with a trot fora 'rmu of slll}fll) for three-minute horses, which s divided into £600, $260, and 8150, for firet, second, aud third prizes. Honriottn, Amy B., Mosa Roso, and Ida will bo tho contestants., Tho raco for tho 2:30 purso of £1,500, divided into {wcm{ums of £900, 8375, and £225, will bring out ho followiug fing fleld: Nollio, Hattio, Nour- muhal, Badger Girl, Albert, Mollio, Kato Ilazard, Tom Ronch, and Lady Mack., On Wodncsday, tho 2:36 borses, Palmer, Bay Henry, Nourmahal, Young_ Princoton, Bob unter, Cotton Tail and Ido, will 'trot for 81,000, §600 of which goes to tho best nmong them, and $260 and $160 to tho sccond and third, ro- spw!lvoli, This race will bo followed by tho oue for tho 2:24 purso of §3,000, which will, in all probability, be the most intoresting contest of the mn&fini.[ The ontriea are:- Frod Hooper, Red Cloud, Mollic Morris, and Johu II., ong they can just about make the time. The first horio will get 81,200, tho second 500, and tho third $300. On Thuraday the firat ruce will bo for the 2:45 purso of 1,000, split into threo prizes of 600, 8250, and $160. Tho entiins aro Profossor, Darion, Houriotts, Amy B., Nottio Collins, aud Ida. Thon comes tho 2:97 raco for 81,600, divided In the snmo way as tho 2:30 %\xrflu, with Mollie Morris, Badger Girl, Thomas L. Young, and Joln 1. for a flold. On the fourth and last day tha freo-for-all race will coma off, Tho purso nmounta to £5,000,—$83,000 to firat, /81,250 to second, and 8760 to third. Goldsmiths Maid, Glostor, Hooper, Bashaw, Jr., and Bt. James sre announced e tho ontries, Tho atrugglo for sccond and third monogs will doubtlesa Lo close and oxciting, The meoting will close with » running race for a swoeepstakes purso of €350, jointly subseribed by the ownors of tho entrics and tho managemont. Pratrio Boy nud Ludy Fairfleld will do tho running, ‘which will bo inile heats. A TINT TO THE MANAGERS, The managers of the meeting might as well bo told now as at any other timo that thoy will have to conduct the races on o principle differont from that which governod the Inst meoting with which they woro coucernod., Thoy i el dorstand that tho poople who patronizo tholr entertainments aro not all blind, aud that many of them can makoe o protty correct guess at tho motives which mny nctuate judges, drivers, and pool-buyers in any race. Cliques will not bo toloratod this ilmo, and, anything suspicious malkes its up{yeurnncu during the moeting, it ‘will got oraking from tho press that will pormanontly injure turf sport in this city, - It is unvecossary to say snything furthor. Tho managors undorstund whint is thus generally olludod to, and should make the improvemonts demaunded. JOE DANIELS AND HUDBATD. Tho colebrated running hordes Joo Danlels and Hubbard, bolonging to tho oqually celabys ted McDauiols Confoderacy, arrlved in tho city yesterdny mornivg on thelr way to Californta, where Joo will bo pitted against tho flyer Thad Stovons and Hubbard; entored for o £20,000 raco. Tho monagors of the Doxtor Park meoting nro, endeavoring to inmduce Mr. Palmor, tho goutloman “who bus cliargo of tlom, {o Tot them run a milo or two on Tucsday afternoon ny nn extra attraction, and will probably succeed, A penoral desiro oxists horo o see them, and it will-bo increased whon it i known that Hubbard :e:nufiy mado 1:42 in a privato trisl at Sora- oga. THE OENTRAL ILLINOIS MEETING, Tho fourth meoting of the Coutral Illinois Horso Fair and T'rotting Association will bo held at Charleston on the Uth, 10th, and 11th of Og- tober. Liberal purses are offerod for prize stoclk and trotting. THE OLD CATHOLICS. Closing Procecdings of the Iccent Congress ut Bonu, New Yong, Sopt. 27,—Foreign filea recelved to-niglt conitain roports of tha procoodingu of the Old Catholic Congress. The resolution adopted, supplementing tho synodal ordor, pro- vides that, in addition’ to the committce ap- pointed by Inst yenr's Congroas, with tho objoct of oponing uogotintions with' othor roligious communities, with tho alm of effecting a union of churchas, 8 sub-committce shall be appointed competont o nogotiate, oach soparately, with tho soparato churches, namely, tho Anglican, Greek, Lutheran, and others, - The mation wus supported by = Prof, Micholis, and, at his suggeation, it wns decided lhat oune sub-commiittes, doaliug niore espocially with tho Churchos of the East, should bavo is soat at Munich, and another, giving its attention more Rnruuulnrly to tho Churchos of tha West, should avo its sest nt Bonn, Tho Sub-Commit- toos aro, however, to act as branches and mem- Dbers of the eame body, and are, by thoir union- istio tendencies, to pave the way for s truly Ecumenlenl Council to oppose tho earicaturo which met at Rome, The Very Rev. Mr, Iowson, Dean of Choster, convoy to the Gongross Lis own aud tho Dishop of Winchostor's henrtiost good wishoes for tho success of the old Catholic movement. Tishop Reinkons, on bohalf of the old Catho- Hfu, exprossed his gratitudo to tho Luglish di- vinos. ‘TheBishop of Maryland, in congratulating tho old Catliolic Dishop Reinkens, concluded hiw spooch with theso worda: ‘‘Iight I live to it a1do by side with him in the Council of Broth- ors, gathored to labor aud pray, and tako swoob council togothor.” i sme Bishop also rond a lotter from another Americun Bishop, in which the wiiter assured tho old Cutholics of the uErmnllng and lively luterost folt concorning their couse in the "United Btatos, coucluding : **Lhor® wore neyor as many proyers offerod us noyw that the old Uathollo niovement may result in hastoning ou tho time whon umong all follow- ord of Ohrist thera may bo one Lord, ono faith, and ong buptism,” In his = concluding spoech, Professor Von Achulto ntated that forcenturlansthorohad beon no such similar oxnmplo as tho prosent of harmony 1 a Chureh, lllullmp, clorgy, und lnity mot to detormino conjolntly wpon their scolosiusticnl affuire, Frally, ho oxhorted the old Catholies to flook around thoir Bishop trusifully aud fulin- ully, '.l‘l‘:a Assombly choorod the Dishop onthusiug- tieally threo tiios, Bishop Hteinkon ouce mora spoko to thank othor Churches ropresouted av the Congross for tho sympathy thoy had displayed, und the pro- coodings conoluded. OBITUARY, Julinn Roderick Bonedixe Loxnox, Sopt, 27.—Julian Noderlck Bonedix, tha wall known Germuen cowlo uoot, i8 doul, NORTIHWESTERN FARMERS'LCONVENTION. T'o Bo Icld in Chicngo, Oct, 22, 1873, The Btato Contral Committeo of tho [llinois Btato Farmors' Assoclation, nt tho request, and with the promisod co-oporation, of many porsons throughout tha West, do heroby respeotfully in- vito the rovorn| Tarniors' Olubs, Grangoes, Farma ara’ Associations, Agrionltural Boclotic, Bonrds of Agriculture, nud othor orgnnizations of tho industrinl clpssos of tho United Btales and British Provinces to gond, from their own num- bers and identified with their inferests, one delo- gato from onch ruch organization, to moot nt McCormiok's Hall, in tho City of Chicago, on Wednesday, the 22d day of Outobor, at 10 o'clock a, m. " T'ho purpose of this Conventlon ia to discuss tho provailing overcharges in transportation; to Incito and perfoct ‘tho organization of tho agri- eultural and othor industrinl classos, who chiefly suffor from thoro overchargos, in ovory Stato, Torrltory, and Provinco of tlio country, with tho viow of throwing a combinad and overwhelming influonce ngeinst their furthor doprodations; and to take such menrures as shall socuro prompi and cfficient legislation, that shall end ‘in tho completo oxtinction of all rallway snd other mo- nopolies now proying upon tho productive inter- osts of Amerien, It is n matter in which tho great agricultural clasgos of tho Northwest are now tho eliof par- tien intorosted, but in which nlso the wolfaro of nol\rl{nll tho States is at stako; and we onrnestly solfeit and exhort the general selection and sond- ln§ of tho boat men from overy State, to take into earncst and carcful consideration the eauecs now hindering tho progross and impnir- ing tho welfaro of the peoplo. Lot us-have n genoral and able ropresentation. On bobalf of the Stato Contral Committes of tho TMinols State Farmers' Assoclation. ‘W. 0. Fraag, Prosident. 8. M. Banrryr, Secrotary. D. Wonruinatox, Vico-Pros, 2d Diat, Q. I, BAn~gy, Vice-Pros, Gth Digt. . I', Ross, Vice-Pros. Oth Dist. 11, ¢, LAwRENCE, Vico-Pres. 10th Dist. 1\, BurtEnwortit, Vice-Pren. 11th Dist, Jonx W, HunTeER, Vice-Pren. 12th Dist. Joamua Browy, Vieo-Pros, 15th Dist, J. B, Porrenriery, Vice-Pres, 14th Dist. M, M., Hoorox, Vice-Pres. 16th Dist. JAMES 8ytrrit, Jr., Vice-Pres, 17th Dist, WASHINGTON. . The O©Only IRelict for Consciences' RackePay Talkerse=2he Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tridune, ‘Wasmnartoy, Sopt. 27.—It bas beon genor- ally agreed among mombors and other persons that tho most certain way of so covering into tha TUnited States Troasury tho baolk-galary ** swag of membors of the lagt Congreas that it can never bo gotton out by intoreatod parties, is by special act of Congross. Therefore, at least ono bill for )| that purpose has beon propared, which will bo | presonted early in tho onsuing session. § By tho oatimates made by tho Commissioner of Pensions to bo cantained in the annual roport to Congress by the Becrotary of the Interior, it' npgonm that tho amount of money to bo paid out to pensioners during tho next fiacal year will ba botw £90,600,000 snd ©81,000,000, about tho samo as for tho cwrout facal yoar.! Tho businoss of readjnsting ponsions lus pro-4 bobly been greater this yoar than atany time: ginee the war closed, whicli is owing to incroas- ing disability of pensionors, whoso pensions at onch atago of incronso of digabllity are readjust- ed and incronsed necording to the necossities of /| tho cages, ns they may bo proved to tho satisfac-, tion of the Ponsion Buresu, [70 the Associated DPress,) ADDITIONAL MAIL-BERVICE ORDERED. WasiiNaToN, Sopt. 27.—Additional mail-sor- vico_has been ordered ou the Inran)sndnnw. Co-- dar Ropids & Minnesota Redlrond, from Inde- poudonce to Wost Union, thirty nifos, and from Wost Union to Pottsville, twonty-four miles, to take effect Oct. 8 noxt. REVENUE DECISIONS. Inresponse to an iuquiry whellior o person ‘who sells brandy-peaches, brandy-chorrics, ete., is liablo to spocial tax asa liquor-donler, the Commissioner of Internal Revonue replies that, unloss aaid articlos aro bona fide, sold as such, and contain only the necessary quantily of brandy to preserve tho fruit, tho dealor must poy & epecinl tax for solling brandy, Boyoral inquiries have been mado to the Com- missioner of Internal Rovenue, from Collectors and othors, asking what courso to take providod porsony owing taxes to the Government are un- able to raise the curroncy with which to mako Fnymcntn. The Commissionsr_replica that tho nw allows payments to bo mado ouly in legal tondors or United States cnrrenoy, and Collec- tors who receive payments in soy other way do 80 at their own risk. DROWNED. AWoman and T'wo Children Fall Into the Water While Attempting 1o RBoard o Stenmrer. Special Dispateh to The Chicaao Tribune, Oairo, 111, Bept. 27.—From Capt. Kinney, of theateamer Illinois, we loarn thofollowing: Lnst night, sbout 16 minutes past9, just as the steam- or Ilinois was bucking out from tho wharf-bont, at Columbus, Ky., s man, woman, and two children wero scen to jump from off the wharf- bont iu tho river, with tho intention, it is sup- Xnuud, of trying to jump on tho Illinois, but tho istnnce was much mioro thau thoy sup- s eud Xmmd, thoy wont into tho ~ river. 4 soon ag it was discovored, boats woro launched, planks and lings thrown out, aud overy offort made to eave ' thom, Tho man was finally rosouod, but the woman and the two children wore seen no more after thoy jumped in, Tho man stated that tho woman waa his widowod sistor, and tho childron wero Lors, and that they cawno up on tho Mobile & Obio Railrond, and wero golng to somo place in Missouri, but they supposed thoy lind tickots over the Iron Mountain rond, mot looking nt them to gco that they were by tho way of St. Louis, and whon tha other passongors got off to go on tho bost thoy romained in the cars until a brakeman passing looked at their tickots and informed them that they wore vir Cairo, and that thoy should go upon tho boat. Himself,wifo, and gistor thon started for the boat, but wrrived tou lato, aud miscnlenlated tho distance whoun they jumped to tho bont. Hin wifo wos kopd {row jumpivg by tho watchman of tho wharf- boat, Who caught and held her, Every offort wag mado o recover tho bodios of hia siutor and children, but it was of no avail THE CANADIAN SCANDAL. Concluding Testimony ‘Talken Beforo 1o Royal Commission, Speciul Dispateh to The Chicayo Tribune, OTrAWA, Bept. 27.—Thomas White, publisher of the Montresl Gazelle, wns oxamined bofore the Royal Commiesion yesterday. Tho Gazelle, tho londing Ministerial organ of Queboo Province, is eaid to bolargely undor the conirol of ir HMugh Allan. Witnoess was o moember of the ‘West Montreal Eloction Committeo in tho inter- cst of tho Goverument candidato, Tlo was aware that funds were subscribed, but did not kuow tho mmount. o testitled that tho largost sums Emd wero _to canvassors, who were puid_overy nturday night, 1lie ovidonce, however, did not tond in any way towards proving or disproving Huntington's chinrges, and the wonder is why ho ‘was examined, Bir. Langevin, in his concluding ovidence, ad- mitted ** that in Eastorn Quebeg the exponditure ‘Waa #0 vory large that his friends snid oy could not stand {t, "hut accounted for thelossof Bomo countlos." Aftor tho signing of somo of the dopositions, 1t is thought thut the Commision will adjourn for o fortnight. Ottawn papers, snufling comiug ovonts, ven ture to anticipute u chunye of Goyernment, The Freo Press considers iL coctain, FILIBUSTERING. Teeported Invasion of Mexico. New Onruaxs, Bopt, 27.—Tho Vos Publico of Matamoras states that an srmed party of Unitod Btatos moldiors crossod from Toxus futo Moxico, about forty miles above that city, for what llll'{)fllfl 18 unknown, and culls on tlie au- thorities {o investigate the mutter, and warus the Moxicans that such oxpeditions aro pro- medilated, and to bo on the alert to repol such Invaslons when oceaslon may requiro, In con- soiquence of tho napprehionded rovolution in Manteroy, the suvuul Tair, which should tako place in” that city this month, and which lng ]mmtnforu boen an ovent of somo lmpurtauce, Lhna been abandonod —————— A Funny 'Temperanco Ofnce 4RI Perking? in the New Yurk Graphfo, In Akron, O., L herd of o funny Lomporance cawo, A rum-seller whom I will call 11l Chureh, beenuso hio was “ hlgh " most of the thno, bad beeu suod sovoral thues for damage doue by his rum on oitizens of tho town. Ono man csmo’ out drunk and smashod ina big glass window. Ho was too poor to pay for it, nnd the owner eamo againat Church. A boy about 16 got drunk and lot n horso run away with him, bronking bis arm, Tia fathor made Ohuxuhlzaf tho damnges, A mechanio got drunk and was killed on tho rail- rond track, and his wife sued Church for 82,000, and gotit. A farmer got drunk and was burne in his barn on tho hay, Ilis son sued Church andrecovered, Church got sick of paying out so much monoy for personal and proporty damages. Ttato up all the rum-sollor's profits, Still, he ncknowlodgod tho Inw to bo o statuto, and that it tnado him responaible for all the damage done Ix]ymn rum, Io used o argue, alko, thut some- t{moa his rum did peoplo good, aud thou ho sald ho ought to reeolvo anmulql(ng ‘bnolt, Ono dny Lawyer Thompson got to drinking Thompson was moan, liko most all lnwyors, and whon lio died of tho delirium tremens thoro wasn't much mourning in Alron. Thero wesn't anyhody who cared enough for Thompson to suo Churoh for damago done. Ho, ono day, Church wont hafore tho Conrt himsolf. : P “ Whnt doos Mr. Church want ?" asked the Justice. s “1 toll yor what, Jodgo,” commenced the rum-goller, ¥ whon my rum filiod that thar mo- chavie Johnson and Farmer Mason, I cum down like & man. T pnid tho damage and squared up liko o Obrlstinn—now didn't I, Jedgo ¢ 3 ¢ Yan, you paid the damago, Mr. Oburch ; bub what thon 2" X “yall, Jedge, my rum dld & good denl to'rds Lillin' Lnywyer-Thompson now, and it 'pears ter m‘l‘;‘filln“ T kil s Jawyer Tkindor onghtor geta robait 1" TO RENT--HOUSES, 0 IENT-UONVENIENT GOTTAGK, NO. 43 COT- iy Lblke” Urovo.nr,, near ‘Twouty-scovnd-at, ~ Furnituro TOOM COTTAGE, & Mil- ok of Wickor Park; frout Oct. 10, {0 on the promisor COTTAGH OF 4 ROOMS ON hotiso of § rooim. Apply to W. D, #ood tenaut, '/ 1[0, RENT— ler-aty Tyl Alro COOVEL, I hincdware store, 173 Madtson-nt. osEN EW ITOUSKS, 10 ROOMS EAOH, ON Nortls Sido, convonicnt to' cavs, Brick barns, ' with ali modurn convenlencsa in_liouses. * Rout-luw. Call on E. EUGLN 1 OADWI:LE, 69 Doarboru-st., Hooms 10 and 20, or nt 463 Webator-ny P 7]/, BENT—A NEW TWOSTORY AND TASERENT brick, swell frunt Liouso, with brick stablo, ot 106 Parkeav,’ Apply to tho awner, 621 Weat Wasbinglon-t. _ ITURE TOR Addrors M i1, Trib- o, A HOUSE, walo} paying i) por moutli. uno offico, CITY REAL ESTATE. onty Bo W, KHLONT, 140 Ladailo-stey Tobm 1o 1+ oot O BALI-INHIDE DUSINESS AND TEGIDENOR roporty, oiinap Ints, and roro property. Wa aro of oring mpoolal induccmonts to liyors, - 'fho oxporienion of fha iant howa that monoy Jniielonaly {nvsted in ranl catain Is tio anfestand wmot pralitablo of il invostments. Rlncgotint oloraid foranlog Fieano oall aid oxamino; .68 ON, 164 West. Aadison-st. JrOM BALECROW 18°YOUR Tikiif 70 BUY, 1 FOI WAL bargain, 800 Too', 160 foot, daop to20-foot alloy, an Kiatoat., cor nor of Boventy-fith-st., ¥13 pur foot. , lats bt 820 t £25 por foof.. cirborn and Clarkeats,, 136 ‘por foot. 'All on oasy torins. 61 nro but.a short distanco frum (ho dopot sida. Ak cght to thom, oo pinta st oflca of I: UJENE CADWHLE, 69 Doarb , ooms 19 and £0. Ot BALE—1 WILL SELL AT PANIG PIICES, TR takon b nnoo, ‘two Bosw hilok fivunos, 10 roomn, all modorn fmprovemohta, brick barns, &o. 1 0o to Lincoin Park and convonignt (6 ars. Now s your timo, it sou want & hargain, 15, BUGENE OADWILL, 60 Doarborn- st,, Tlooms 19 and 20, fopt doop, 620 T, A BARGATI , Polk, Taylor, Twolfthst av, Partics wising to hulld, no mondy roq aud, 1 doslred, will Tuenish a'hart of tho menoy to bulld. ]nql\tm of GIEOIGE OADWILL, on promisos, or at 185 Bouth Clark-at., In bagk, (O BALIEE_GOOD LOTS ON Tl FOLLOWING sircota: State, Burnsilo, Buttorflold, Arnold, Gnrl- Daldi, Hanover, Butlor, Wallnce, Summor, Wintor, Mur- ay, and 1Talnod : nlso, o Wentworth, hurtloll, ' Port- iand, and Stowartovs, s also, on Aloxnador, Tiwenty. four(h, Twantyaixth, Twonty.naventh " Twonty.olghth, Napuldon, Twenty-uinth, Earl, Thictinth, Haven, Thiety. fiest, lrtysocand, Thirtysthird, Thity-tth, hicly. i, Thirty-soxenth, Fontaio, And ‘Uhirty-cliehtlieit, to porfoct. Warrtuty decds.’ A very smiil bayhiont down, b yonrs' time, 6 por cont intorest, "No ngoroy b nesn.’ Apydy 10 avmbr, ALBIRT CRANI, 116 Sonco [POR SALE-ONEEAND-ANALI-STORY, FRANE cattago and 1ot on Thirty.socond-ht., near Wallaco, on fong tinio; monthily paywionts: noar vars, nml wator on promisos, itla porfaot, Apply to KRID' Py RISk, allo-at., basem BALT_MANUFACTURING LOT-10 1OT4, [} “onchi 963125 fent, northwost carnee Stownrtav, and Thirty.ninth-st, (Eganav.) No cashi paymont. reyirod {zom partion whio wish to Bulld tmmodlatoly. SNYDIZIL # Lk, 11 Nixon Bulldiog, northoast coruor Monroo snd /01t SALE_NORTII OLARK-ST,, 1382161 LLET TO 20 font alloy, oant. front, nonr Soliillor.at, SNYDER 2 LEE, 14 Nizon Bullding, nortlioast cornor Monroo and Ladialio.sts, Ol BATE-THAVETOREALE IN ATL PARTS OF Do olty grant varloty of deslrabl oattagos and elo- g Al Btonp hotisos linving all lntoat inodorn im- ory favarablo torma, Also mapy far . GTIUSZAGH, 00 Enat Hadison: OR BALK-COLFAX-AV.—3STORY AND BASI. Golfax-ar. not i K bt and cold water, gns, sowor, &0., of ' -aoconds o ENYDER & Ltk 14 Nitoa " orthioss oornor Monros and Lasallo: P[0 RENT_T HAVE A OREAT VARIETY OF TINE ottagos sod slono Nowsoy ta ronty farmizlied and b furnielied, on Seuth, West, nud North 81do, very doslta- blo loeaticna nnd at modorato rents, J. G. HUSZAGI, 4 Liast Dndison-s To_ TRNT-NEW BRICK HOUSF: 6 ROOMB; WAT- or aud batliroom, and all modorn Improvomonts, Apply on promisos or of 8, LARSON, 10 828 Contro.nv,. South falstod-s NT-TWO.STORY HOUSE 76 LINCOLN-ST. near Washington-av., ront 820 por month, Inquire TO RENT--ROOMS. 170, BENTLROOMS- 4, OR 5 TURNISHED OTt unfarnishod; sultablo fornamall tamily, or to rent Gt a5 slcopiug-rooins; over $45 Wost Madlson-st., Loar Gurner Sanganion. 0 REENT—BIX NIGE ROOM closots, _Apply L 60 Woat. NT—A NEW DBRIOK BASREMENT, FOUR WITILPANTRY AND ka-at, 3 RENT—, i leun ‘rooms and throo closota; fnquiroat No. 64 Mil~ or-nt., TO,_ RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o. Storos. 'O RENT_BRIOK RTORE AND BASEMENT, WELL Tacatod for any businionss drv goods proforved. Han Luon occuplad s muoh for 4 yonrs. 6% Capalst, - WANTED~--TO RENT, "ANTED~TO RENT—A TIQUSIt WITH ABOUT 10 ‘Tooms, on tho Wast Bldo south of Lake-st, Addross ‘H 91, Tribuno ofilco, W ANTED-TO NT_TOR A TERM OF VRARS, ‘» modiam-slzed houso fn porfeat ordor, with mnod: o convonlonees, situated on Wabaah-av., botwoon Con- o, and Taolith-std., or on Michigon-av., botweon Fivolfth and Fourisonthi’sts, Wantod to oooupy st dental aflico; possossion dosired nny timo botwoon nuw and the It ot tfov, “Applyat 0 Mlohiguuav., to M. 8. DICAN, ar GRO. ¥I. OUSHING, ‘“" y ANTED_TO RENT—A GOOD, COMICITARLE liouse, writh madern convonioncas, on thy W Sldo; ‘ront not {0 excoe or montli; proinpt pay and a por- matiunt tonant. iarins, “stating prico, 1 25, Tribuno oifico, ANTED-TO Tiouso nt a I RENT—A SMALL _FURNISIHED ront, cithor fn alty or samo suburbon to the city, Addross P 06, Tribuno cation, &0, WO Ol THREE ROOM a low ront, suitablo for huu; ido. Address, with termu, I 17, Telbumo ouioy BOARDING AND LODGING, Sonth Sido- 4.3 HUBBARD.COURT Iy for ladien or gontlenio; 150 of plano, _Day boan, g4 TWENTY-SEQOND.ST.—A FRONT PARLOR 1o ront, with beard, for & gontloman aud wife; 4150 othor rooms. 306 AUCNIGAN-AV-TARGE, = NEWLV-TUTR: nishod roos {o ront, with bined, to_ gentleman aud wife or Lo kontl foroncos roqu ;:(99 BOUTH D] 2 . (WURTNSIDE) L)) noar tuwonty-ninth A nice, clifortul iy, wilh xeollont, tabla, and surpr o pricos; Eanataat I, bl ool o et ssale HED NOO. 548 WABAS AV._TWO FURNIBI with b also, room for elnglo gontloma: roferouces oxchanged. 4.6 AN MIOTIGARAV—4 & furntshiod pariors, with board; al room; referonces. INDIANA-AV,—A PLEASANT FRONT AL. covo roam to ront with bourd : only relinble pooplo need apply. MRS, BIBLEY. Wost Stdo. 332 WEST WASUINGTON-ST. — FURNISIIED or unfuenishod rooms ta ront, with board ; rofer- ouco givon and required. Hotels. VW HUEELER HOUSK-CORNER JACKSON AND Dearborn. onrd, 85 Lodging, B0 ce CLASS BOARD .50 por wook, with TTE OF UN- ‘Turntabod B0 per wuuk, or $1 per duy, BOARD WANTED, J3QARD-_TOR GUNT, WILE, AND 2 OHILDIEN i privato amily on West Sdo. ~Address K01, Trib- uho alhico. SEWING MACHINES. GROVER & BAKER FAMILY MACHINE, IN comploto ordor, for $25, cost §10; nlso a couplo of i proved omily Siogora at half ho usual price, 524 Kast adiana-st., botweon ltush and Pino, PBUY 2, SINGER SEWINGAACHINE b TAY , 43 Tor it 1o sowing. 174 South Olarl-st,, up-stalrs. MOVER_ & BAKEIUS BEWING MAGIINES— ‘Ganoral Offico, 160 Statosst. ; rauch Halstod and Randofpli-sts, Porsons havin Haker sowing wnclings tro invitod {0 call aud ce tho RO Lmproseinonts and boir somsthiu o thelr adva- 20 INGRR BEWING.MAOHINES-14 BOUTIL HAL- stod-st., NI¢ HOL3 & PEARSON, Agonts, Masy pasmonts br o\ IESATEST WA to huy & Singer sowlug-muchino, Halstedsi, _Opoen ovenitgs, o0 0 DEPOSIT YOUTL MONRY 1S Qoo 213 South LOST AND FOUND. IDNI—"E“V“P" 475 WEST VAN BUREN AND y) I|=|Il EI: x)fixll,llllll Dll(lhvl' unllll.lu I«Irrml l‘n‘.lhul' :B {lllu L"i ckition, DA Ion SnE-rii. Kb fndor w Eotinirally’ Fowardod by Sotusains to- 470 Wost Van Yae Tonat: OST_BETWERN TRUSTRIEST. AND WASIIING. 1 ton-av., a handsomo rafiled pillow-sham, o Saturdey oventng._ 1, 4T, and roceivo roward. JTOLEN—A WORSE AND TOP-BUGGY TROM MY S odidonaa 21 Weat W ashington-tt.s on Satitday ovan, fig, sbout 7 o'clook, Dark sorcol maro, thewo wiifto foot and whito faco, seat on knoo of eht foroleg. Bugay top goverod willy tublior sloth; nlain box, rolnd cbliiors, bnek ond of box coversd with rubhor ‘cloth. Running goar binck with brfght yollow stelpy, 83 sedard (o fu- formation loading (o ie roturn. il it STOUT, M. D. AGENTS WANTED, GENTS WANTED-TO OANVASS IORL **A TRIP “Around tho Warid ; or, i Soarelt of tho Onstiwayw. " & thiliini tarrativo in soafl of Gapt. Grants of the brig Birktanntn. Also, for Uhmbors' linéyclalvaia and othus ponar ekt Tho b et . 11 Lhibiieats S Ca: '8, HURLROWS, Agont, 160 Olark: ing, nortlicast TroR. BALE—SOUTIL HALP OF BLOCK & NORTIL ! mast.carnor California-av, and Bloomingdala Road, SNYDER & LEF, 4 Nixon Huildiog, northosst cornor Monroo aud Lagia OR BALE_TWO BLOGKS_10 AORIS, ON Tilk southwost cornor of Ashland.av, And Forty-soventh of. SNYDER & LLE, 18 Nizon Luildiow, nortbo curnor Monroo and Laallo-stn, TOR SALE—0% AORES NEAR DOUGLAS PAUK, Twel(th:at., and boulovard: all fencod and sot witli troonin fing suhdivision, and whl nay a handsomo pratit to rolall. ‘BNYDER & Ll 14 Nixon Bildiag, north- SUBURBAN REAL ESTAT T'OR BALE_NORWOOD PARK 18 7 MILES FROM tho city, Jimita; good soliool, churchos, othior rivilegos; faro, 8838 yoar: oscollont train nconmmodu= ione ; gond socloty: o hicalthy location, Cholee lats fram 8170 to B3 each ; torma, R10 down and $5 o month, Wo RS 3 lota #old and goling livoly. ] €., Toom 6, No. 16 Olask-ats ' Foh‘ BALE_NEW GOTT d 'AGY, B ROOMS, ANDG Im‘\ruwd Tand, onphnlf mile from lopot Vayuo Rallroad, 33 miles from Gll’llcnunca’y;flc:), 85255 “(‘]" 3‘[??!" llmlnm:n I’l')mmundlhly‘, ARQ! imainess, J. G. 1, LIZ, ownar; offica Wodncaday,* and - T'eida g 3, dry, obnrt, o 1 unros. NGTON_TIEIGNTS — CIEAP Withi five wiuutor of atatfon TOR SALE — W. Tote, 230 feot de on dumthy oad: cowall, paymouty enry {orme, WHTH- &1:12{:15" FUTNAR' & "GO Toom 18, 81 Washing: T A AR IR eV ENan lots, 53x] oot, fron wido avenuos, fro LA ta 2450, inoluding sidowalks and 0ot n mor or ‘aonual paymonts chasora. WL, E. U OR SATE_IN LVANSTON, NORTI EVANSTON and Gloncoo, 10 housos, and 10) oltolco lata, whioks Twill Boll atlow figurcs, for monthly poymonta ot on 10yuars timo, witl nothing but fntorest paid annunlly inadvauco, or ¢ will mako it an objoct for hactlos to pay all cash for Any- thing Loffer, No'safor thing to invost in thoso timea thau foul gatatoand ogpootally fa s homo. U. ¥ BROWNL, 3onro-st., Itoom 3 O SALE—AT ENGLEWQOD, ONE BLOOK FROM I o biocis oss o iand Tioarca By Gight 2atory housca and two cottages; ordinary ront pay- R a5 sald nnd occupied within (o lnxt thirty dase, LSTSON BROS., 12 and 04 Stato-ste o o PR SALE_BPLENDID AUILDING TOTS, wXia foot, ot North lavenawood. Pricas, 810 per foot snd s and shada troes, on monthly printed abetract fo 51, 143 LaSall WANTED--MALE HELP, WANTED-TWO TATONS T0 arw = ON COATS Ao .\mfivfl“mm%«:é??: 4 to to sow by hand, ANTED-TAILORA—IN A TOWN IN WIRCON. sin two good goatmakors At Toae -‘::, F AR it DO R R B ngt a ANTED — 10 GOATMAKRRG T W e fakar, "Rty o TAWIN' & LaONg: VW ANTRD_F, X WANER FOUR TIGT-OLABS TINKERS, A1 an-m}: R S, 11)-39,000 MEN FOR PAC 2. ., 100 T taton work, 200 mon for Alton & 8t, Lol hnilmf\)rl, 2 men for gravol ‘train and ‘ropalriug ‘on Pan Handly Itafirond ompany work stoady all tho yoar, Nov 5 Nort 1toom B, ANTED—500 WA ILWOAD MEN, AND 30 LABOI. ‘ora for & cual minn In Tiiinola: froo faros bigh wagos; work for tho wholo winter, Also, stone-quarry: mion, ‘wood-chopper,” sawmill hiands, and briok-yaed hands, Also, o-buildors and carpooters, " Tor pastichiars an apply, to GIITETIAN & BING, Bouth Oanaloat. VWANIED 2 GRERMAR ¥ARN TWANDS, a1 PEQ day and board ; 3 raileond. Iaborors for {lliante; 21 forcoal minos; froo fure, ANUELL & COAKIR, 21 Wost Raadolp! , 0] il trmnapoctation th Clarks Misoollnncons. I Gttt e deme BED et o bt Conmtys g 1] 1 @ Ly g 1 8, RIGHAN @ tonk, Bollaltore. y DA YOUNG 8Al 'TIAT OAN piny tho guitar aud olug, to travol, Address O O M, 115 Wart Ailains: 3t : WANTE ~-FEMALE HELP, Domestion. VWARTED-IN A PRIVATI FAMILY, A COMPR. tont woman s cook and laandress. A woman who thoronghly undortanda hor husiness will roceive satistac. tory wagos, " Inquiro at tho Tribuno ollico, cornur Madi- son aud Déarboriats., botwouu tho bours of 3and 4 Moa. day nltornaon. ol o or {roning. at No. T Nofth Wolluats, upaiairs. e 20PN WANTRD-AGIRL TN A FAMILY OF TWO, AT1§ Iumiiton-nv,, Uotiwoon slonra and Adams, and Uoynoond Loavittstas i A;N{:“I;l: 0D (GIRL TO ASSIST IN QUN. Ml 1v0 good wagoa to good girl, 20 FANTED_A GOOD GIRT, TOIL_ GENERAT, lousowork 1o swall Washington-ats St I \"ANTED_A GOOD KITOIERN CIRT, W e D e i ALSO GIRE: Sonmstrosuon, ANTED-LADILS TO DO PLAIN BEWING AND ko part bay in o Bir % . ihicako Dart vay fn a Blugor sowla-mschiuo, 11 South Apply at 252 West Emnployment Agencios, TWANTED-GOOD, RELIABLE GIL FOR §ITU. o (l:ll.: lfl"l‘l‘. :fl Rfllflll, {Q!lmll{l’lnl 8, |!'“i| H ifl]{lfllllul’&, nd country, ) T h 2. Gormur Tialsted and Hanolphsiar oo Joou B VWANTRD — GERMAN “AND “BOANDINAVIAN girls for privato tmilion, lotols, and iaundrivs, city and country, ut_€0 Milwaukeo-nv. ANTED_ST A L Roee 7 ANTED-SEVERAL LADIES T s T it i s positon rith > SArel oF SoBe: gouds fur Jadiva that soll rendlly ot Inres proit; 47 a do Snally mado on emall caplial, Apply at Joom 18) 164 1ash Randolph.st. SITUATIONS WANT. ~MALE. Booldieonors, Clorky, &o. QITUATION WANTED—EITILE A WHOLI 1 sulo ur rotal storn by o young man of oxperionos fa Both branchts, Enploymant ninro: ol an. objoos. than wagos. ILtetoronca Tribuno offico, STUATION WANTED-Y AN BASTERN MAK, airied, 31 ouin of e of the strictoat inlagrly, wiis novar usod tolincoo or spirltuo Miuors, has a thorough acndomical oducation, ten yoary' oxporlnoo in doublo o iry Tiookkeapini, enarotics aud with n largo Dusinoss 0¥ perlonce, {u sanio wholgsalo housn o luibor oflico; wonld work for's very moderatu salars untll Marah noxty with a tlowto obtatning o pormanont. aituation: could Taan s sioncy 1€ any objoct: can farnis! - arunco. Addross J 78, ‘Tribuno olic e roin last employor, Addross G 8, Trados. ITUATION WANTED-IY A BUTCHER (GER. mau) of {0 yokrs' oxporionoo, 19 well verscd in all ranches of his trado and sausago manufacturing: can #iso gigo usoful Information to xporters of pork to b ain advantagoous vrices in Gormany, For partlol uuiro of DYANDOLIE & ‘BHINKIL, 170 Eoat Adamiee Conchmen. Teamsters. &o. ITUATION WANTED—~AS COACHMAN, BY AN Tinglishman who thorughly undorstands tho eara of orsos 1a wll scqunintod with the city, kb masst unaldl Ayt Hotsor ey of cliy reinabee glvon,_d 70, Tribuno tfico, QITUATION WANTRD—AS OOAGIHMAN IN A 1Dy Visate family, by a fiaconking young man, couipe; d sobor; Veat ol L Ade rons 11 81, Telbun l‘mcni‘flBnmln\m ations givon. Ad. Misoollanoons. QITUATION WANTED-AS BARTENDER, BY A Bor Monrao and Lasatlo-sta. GOUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Trow, SATF_GOVERNMENT LANDS IN MISROURE with.porfeot titlo gunrantoad, at unusually low caeli pricos. Spe nrs and teadlug mon will ploaso add: B A ortHIR AN bt Touis: B, o Lo noores REAL ESTATE WANTED, ANTED-A TOUSE AND LOT. AST OF STATIE Y ot P A e, parih S e o e o {orguah and valuablo acropropoity. - BEL BUSIN ANCES., GROCERY STORE FOR SALK ; 8600 OARH, BAL- anco rasy. Alsg, hoot and s s &, Apoly ot Pt e R e AR e A FINE OIGAI.STAND FOR BALF, OPFOBITE tho Exposition, Inquireattho frolt-stand, cornor Jucksun-st. aud Michigan-ay, UARTER OR HALY INTERRST FO X A\ BNt i bt nis busiinesy of T kind i b "Fo n i Wi $40,00 UF S0 oapilaly and whis inpotunt to tnko 8 Tording Homhm, a raro opportunl- oife g} red, Address J hurio off cito, s s o £ COUNTRY Y.UMBER.YARD FOIt SAL A TR0 yontn: sntoe, 150 miline fact Rood cliance for suimone. ‘ml‘ulrn . porson of b of B, 1%, PEKGUSON, curnur Pwenty-steond and L i GIOCERY, DOING'A PROFITABLE AND IN- orcasing businices, A clonn aiock of gouds in store bonght for cush, amonnting tu ubout H9,ud. WII soll for part casll, and part goudjuoto, Addreas H 77, Tribuno o Ts. Tottor mise Ot BALE—AT A BARGAT CL.OSK PART- noraliip, o stook of grocorics, and flxturus completo, with a goolltrado, _ Chozn ront; 1o bonus asked, . For farthor particaiars call at I M@Vfiii?fl“‘{r\{llfillm ratcos, Yoprosontitg all brunchos, Nestclas, ‘.x,,,"mm‘i:u;um 30 & HUSZLGH "0 Bast Maatson. o, upwards, on ensy torms, Canvoniont Lo socioty, cliurohos, v £k go it RE AChdotu, sul I ThpIAIY ArOWIDR WOIGLLOHIOD0. A% | N oot o st ey oo Engliche (i wllus: {nvestment of a smnil nmount of monoy now must iold | HFBOR A B bcro e ' b Jured raburan,” Examino tho pronoriy.’ Bilrablundl. | SN AE b Az At Ravonwwood, and 43,500, 03 i - A5 B Shhorlund s csey o, | SITUATIONS WA Ot SALE_10 AGIES 1N 810 6, NEATLOAR PARK, R " SNYDIIL & LI, 14 Nxon Duliding, northasst cor- emestion : orl i & smail farily. 1 nN. 150 54158 Vrout Ronsoprag,, ilye Fiones catlthld iutsa Senmstrosses. SILUATION WANTED-BY & NORWRGIAN aInt, Sral hodsowork, - Addcers § Dl 113 Tinbbaedoate 5 Honsokoepors, ITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WIDOV lady alones rospeetably_connéotad, Wishos s boumo far tho winter.' \Widowor's famlly proforrod. Aduross i 7, Lribuny ofiice, TTUATION WANTED-BY A RESP) Ingilah woma, os housakocpor in wldow Iz vory'foud ot chttdren, “Appiy on onduy &t 15 iy TFUATION WANTED_TIY & YOUNG ANERICAT I8y Hoimokicpor: las bind g oaporidics s uiss Koopee s suimstrua Lk o it cfans howing tachino: :llh'nlll‘llu‘"ll’l:;l‘kfl !Hl"h sefl ufls‘l\umm"rflmmnul von and required ; may bo socn at 24 Ve 1 S Ur aduross & M, " llume Giieos . o L ukton Employment Amenoies. TTUATIONS WANTED-FAMILIES IN WANT 07 i Sk Sl s north of Miwauko i el SUFUATIONS WANTFED-FOR TTRRT.OLASS Ti malo iy la private taillies, hotols, aud rostanrants. asonio Lumply, cotnor Maudolph and Hal Room 12, stoduts,” '1Tuh"r!u.\'s WARTED -FANITIES IV WANT OF cond Gurman nud Senndinasiny Dulp o . pitedat M. BOSIHES Uilco, 80 Miheaukbo-uve o 0 Disnellnnoous. ITUATION WANTED-BY A FRENOH LADY, frum Pails, as yovornoss, or to do Hght work, It lsl‘l"nu{dmnuuu. Avply ot French Covlfectionery, bd MISCELLANEOUS, SDEALER FOR, *TIE M Vricu, 70, TRI- Sond for sawple copy. wonfal Nows. 3 Address ** Matriniunlal Nows," Ohicago, N[TAT MARKET FOI SALETIITE QUDEST I, M trbuished e o h' Rort, Sty Arinin o, § usinoas: othior businosn tho. causo o 3 Giow at 1 North Clarkegte eolling. Apply'at atigation p:‘ullu ted. TARBELL '& EV" B, 125 B TOOK_AND FIXTURES OF A SALOON, NO 16 ©; for galo cheut irg o1 fomiss., 00KS OPENED CLOSED; COMPLIOATRD nccounts ndjuateds all work riquiriug an vxport ao: ul tod Ly WEHB, 16 Fifto-ay, O oo goas ot it ind by soncing a bl of nuy kin to I, GELDXL, lmn"u“.llllun, e A CLe WRINGKRS OF pairod. Now rolly 83 aach, ornd5 ond 80, I, B, THAY Washiogtou-ut, ALL KINDS RE. 3,60 o pAIF; LW Wring. R CO.8, B Wost AL, ' PATENT -1t “Fho inventor of oneof the most valuablo B atonts in fhio Unitod States s will i dispusa of onorthlrd or ono- h;jl‘l}‘{;‘“m‘fl. Nono but thoso fb o m;ummnmfl Rld‘lluflul o . aniks nood DY T8 rClitp oifese naod Danks nevd epuly ) {/ANTED—A OCAPITALIST ‘munufagturing busingss, No compatition in the Northwost. A profitablo and paying cmeipriso, T con. ‘wingn youssolf addross i 10, Tritnng nilice, MACHINERY, OR BALE-W#& KGED ON HAND A FULL AS. wortmont of stave, heading, and shingle muchines, rfavo planors, Dlanors, und mntohord, rosswing. Tsehincs, weroll sawe, shintiors, sandpsporivgmnciiuce, Tnth-mnclinos, porlng-nmuohinns, otc., at ltochostor Mn- slitapry Munufbcturiuig Coupany, 83 5ad 40 Bouth Canal- Chitaago. TO INVEST IN A 10“ BA WE HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT of engluos, lathos, frousplanors, deills, chuck, bult- Cuttors, and iran=working maslinery’ gonorally, at Rooi- ester Machinory Manufaoturing Company, S3aud 40 South Caur Licaga, OR BALE-TUE UNIVERSAL WOOD-WORKET and lng-machin o most popular ey isdoy ey aro Swcfu In aby whope Hochstor Munubagtirinis Company, &3 und 40 South Cann WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN OUT OF onu make mmw‘ rapidly with Prof, Honey's :&?A?y .l“l‘ ml‘\‘l lfilfl:! goods lnll(id‘lu n“hnrrlfl. llhnl 1t buslngss pormaRont fn ciiy or coyntrys }&\g\' .I!B qu‘,‘ 181 and. 1&‘ Hast lumlulphflz. Unlez. 18, - A GENTR TARE NOTIOR S0 OHOSS NEEDLE. “Llieoading Thlinbles and othor qulole solliuy artlolus just ecwivad from tho Fast, 99 i Roomb. 0% SALE-TPORTAIILE AND BTATIONARLY B, inca aud boilors, stoam-pnmps, Htuetovant fan and prossuro blowsrs, ), Juatlior sud rubbor bLultbig, 00, omary-whouls, gan-nipos, Tull stock of brass gonds and machinery mippilcs, Glvo us o oall, 'Ruohvater Biaohluory Mlunufastuciug Compazy, W wid 40” Saulh anl-st. i’v)x};’)(euxllzsl ng Cotmpnuy w 4 wl‘ I‘Ii;ln iJl\ = £ MUSICAL, A INE KW 2-00TAVE: RIANO, FOUR ROUND cornors, und all mudern (uprovomonts, for salo for € tulcon b Monday . out o unly S months sincoy gan bo scon to-day, 11bd Prairio-av., uorthwost curncr ‘Twonty-stxth- i an BAT plana, loayiug tho olt BEAUVMIFUL 7.0CTAVE UPRIGIT nulx\umlt saorlilos, on acoount of Tugulry at (48 Phiicd: N( V L TIME-T0 R Dlanos aud urgaus at bottom prioo INSTRUCTION, GUGRTIAND WIITING P FIRRT LESSON IN oy aet 10 tho elass fow farmis v Brynt & trats ROy, bo wtven Tduday sraslu wost, by ATTOATION WANTED_IN A FAMILY A8 GOV- ortidus, by a lads's ono who oan #lvo ggod doforcncos g has Yo oxporiinco ' in‘tuucing ail" tho Togl Deancliow, with aely, Fronch, and dedwing: wou Av0 0 ubjuotions fo toavilig tho city. Address U 4, Tribuno oftico. D TOR BATIE, WML I PROSY PARTNERS WANTED, [DARCNER WAN' —-WITH @fl(:fll IN A WELI-ES. L T = BUILDING MATERIAL, ___ IOO M LP BINOH LONG JOIRT, {VAI\'I‘ T0 W, K. bt |{‘}A‘i‘n‘}lal&,x".“‘ noxt W days, Yard, 400 Luwboe-ut, VWEFOULD INVITT ALL FARTIES WG ARE ‘about purohnsing machinory to- giva iis o oall bo- 18 e aro tent Wo cart supply you with o beat,,Utir staros wilh Lo kobt ojion ovory ovenlg dur- ime tho fexposition. We havea (ull stocl on hand or e furnish on ¥liort notico any(iing i the shapo of woul Irom worklug machinery st thy Huchostor Machilucry M ufagturing Bty foro dolng 10, EXQUARGIE- WG GRTORY WRICK DWRLL. fngs on Mivhigan.av, Improvad cliy pronsty. ARYDER & LI 1 Niton Dullding, novtheast ooror Monrou and LaSalloats, To EXOHANGE=A NEEW BUGAY IN PART PAY- ‘mont for a lot in vielutty of Itack Islaud Car Bhopa. Apyly 8t 595 Areticr-ay., boiwoon 3 and b p. m, 10 FXOIARGI-OR VOREALIEON EANY TTTNE Lt gamprlslng the Park Subdivision of Bouth nglowoud, ‘all lying ou tho ridgo and feonting ou }fact o eromn of Buutl inglowtily ¢ improvod praport St int fisice & OALDW LY B Labnilo-a ITED—T0 EXCHANGE--PROVERTY ON W, baalt and Lifidua-ave S aaso o for framo liousos on tho o_to move or uu lvased ground, dJy S, & 70 Madison-st, Kouth BOOVE HATTEL MNORTGAGR SALG_SALOON AL bion," with h\'l lixtures, oftucty, framo bullding, i 1das0, & by eold without 'resorve,’ on premises, H Sauth Ciarkat., Monday, Sopt. 29, . PLAL Southy G Lo Mlonday, Bopt. 29, "ut 13 noon. i EPOSITONS 1N BAVINGS BANKS, NATIONAL yanks, and Dank stooklinllors—wW aro offorin Ttaal EEstate'ou thia Avonuos, nd oheap luts tn all parts o) the elty, for vlh]l-‘h indebtodnoss of Chicago Banks wili boxecelved tn Tull or pactial peyment,* Oa Azy porion o) doforred paymonts good time will bo given. Heouro homor il opporiunity oiars. | FRID L. FAKE & €., 8 Washing FRY PRICES REDUCED; NEX Intormation glven by A OABAL P, 0. Box 4201, New York. on at, AT OUGTIT, D, AND BOLIOITED BY RTONER & CO., Patout Solioftars and Hrokors, Ularkeut., Roors 490 62, at Stonor's Invontors' I 1 7y i 1 buoks or ehiocks agndust balances for good Hydo Park [roperiy and luts ieac oap-alioptat e pricos. J. 1L, 1SS, 46 1 K. Tr: QO-PARTNERSINE OF TIlE UNDERSIGNED I (his day dissolyod by mutual consont. Eithor party i authurizod to uso tho liria usao n oyl A, _ Chlcako, Sont, 27, 1670 A Vyanu cannty, ton nouuleathreading “h’gmlllu“nnd attior now articles: 21 yor weuk and oxpinses puldy o nllm‘v:l'lL l!s‘\l East .‘hl'.!dlm) ’. l(om' o] SES AN. ANDWOMEN INT N GVEIEY TOWN, and Ktate, fo &el) our now button-hole out. X, 0! Al 0P BUGOY ; A £or 810, nud a ulco S . T % ‘«‘nlm A:[fi\}fl gy co Bhotland pouy. Ta TWO ¥INE, STYLIST, MATONED currlagu.toning; u fow kluglo horses suliablo for buies g Ut worle, | Aleo, woio weond-hud opa ad sitos, and slaglo in . O, P. BAKE i ou jg:n@%h-st‘ i i OO BALK-WAGON ITATNESS, OAT ARKESS, addicn, bridies, surcliialony lrryeibe Lrus o ofo," Gpvornmout (soods Dolsut, 105 and 107 L VWANIEDVEN FAST TOAD HOTns, TS ult youd lioraas, twnty choah railrad hors {wonty mulca, "Nop” at 81, O Wilbur'a Ouinia Btsblos, 4 157 Michigau-ne,, butwoen 7 4, 1, sud 3 p. us,, untdl Oct, f Qusl, e A e 0 [FOTLBALE -GIIEAT.G NT OLOTHING, A wiolon’ Daukutsy avorcoats, dreds couti faokota Lt rabbor guods, ko, Govortmout Gouds Dopot, 10§ st Loko-st., i ‘\L)“ BAMG-OR MIHE-TENTS ALL 8 S TOR Biato or ca ies, for sitow tonts, slooping or roi. taurant tunts, or ses, ut tho Uovernwent ot 11 2 it i TR TIE WIEAT FLOUR RO FALE-1T1E BEST Y T T A i e Dol tho Stionfgan ATl Btntiast sy near Ssioeativat. . Y FINANCIAL, TR RATE GOAD, PURCTIARY CITAST, MONIY MORT. ngon i amounts from K100 Lo 81,20, ranning from § montha to Yuontha ¢ soourlty nplo: absteacts farnishod. jull on ¥ SENE UADWELL, 64 Doarbura Hoowms 19 und 20, (OXN ON BT MERGIAN: .)Q,OO() du)u.“':\a'.ellu, o , joweley, ol o't valia: satilu slosu ooty wl 173 Suith Olaik-ate HOUSEHOLD GUODS. NTELD — BECC -HAND COOK BTOVR ‘\“‘u’l&&'y&nr ufikh. Addross, stallug wake, slzo, snd i, eibund oilce, DIVOROCES, T)lvmmv GALLY AINKD-FIEE AFTER detreo, ) duid, N pratien 1y Y o o bk ot Obdcaico, Asdrons by 0. b s