Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 16, 1874, Page 7

THE GAGE MATTER. Possible Line of Defense by His Counsel. \ It Will Probably Be Claimed that Neoltuer Indictient Will Hold Water. Ao was stated yostordsy in this papor, tho Qo mattor hag boon pomtponed il tho 28d, when he will bo required to pload to tho indict~ monts found against bim. Thero {a littlo doubt but that whon tho propoer imo comes his connsol will make a motion to ‘QUABI TIE INDIOTMENT for failing . to turn ovor tho monoy, not on tho ground of any techuical flaws, bub for sub- stantial roagone. 'Tho law on which this indlot- imont is basoed 18 as followa : THE BTATE LAW, 2 1¢ any officor of porson who now {x, or hereaftor may be, intrusted to colleet, disburac, roceivo, of #efely keop any Inofioy of TioDOyS, TOVENUO OF Fovo: nues, belonging to thia Stato, fo thio schiool fund of Ll State, to theschool fund of any couuty or town- »ip, to sty connty in this Btate, to suy canal, ttru- 1o, ot aliway fund of thia Btalo, or any County Bibvaof, or to say fuad for the improvomont of any public road, Tiyer, creck, Or on othor Wator-coursa Bordoring on of sittii fuis Bisto, or tonny othor fand Gow 0 being, o horeattor to bo catabliabied by law for piblic purporcs, and who shall fail or rofuso fo pay { Gver all monoys, warrsuls, Llls, uotos, oud ordora ‘Which any such officer or porson alnll receiv for dis- Durnoment, and has not disburacd, or coliect or siull’_tocdlve, oe aball roelve fr eate-looving, Lelongiug to’ this Blato, 1o any county of this | Blato,orfo any much fund a aforomnid, when sucly offlcck or person abiall b theroto roquired by law, and i demand dwly made by tio sucosasor or aucceseora of 1 biich ofiicar oF person towhorm such monoys, warrants, t. bills, noles, or orders onght to bo paid over, or to his br tholr attorney or agent, duly autborized {h wnitlug, | signed sud ackuowlodged, if uich demand bo practica | hlojorery such ofiicer or’ person ahal, on conviction | hereol, bo punishod by confinament in the Peniten- tnry forany torm not loss than ono yoar, nor moro than ten_ yeara: Pravtded, that o yereon sl bo committed to tho Ponltontinry undor lhis sactio, un- Teas the monoy not pald_ovor sl smount to 10, it | itnppears that such faflure or rofunal slall bo ocea eloniod by unavolduble loas or accident, Yivory por- i mon couvicted undor thio provision of this section shall foraver {horeafter bo inoligitle snd divquslified | from bolding any office of Louor or profit iu this Btato. A ‘ THE FIRST ODIEOTION. H 1t may bo maintainod by Mr. Gage's counsel, ) intho irsl placo, that this Inw doca not apply to his caso,.or that of any city officer, since 1t was agsod in 1846, whilo tho City Obnrtor, which do- nes tho' duties of city officers, was andoptad,_in® i its rovised and amendod form, {n 1863, 'Cho law Bpeciflos pereons who hold monoys belnugjug to | $ho Btato, any county, or any caual, school, roii- rond or othor fund, but avoids montioning city’ . ofilcers in sny mannor whatover. Itcan thorafora | Lo held that Mr, Gagois no more liablo undor ¢ ' this Iaw than tho Cashior of a ‘bank would be, 3 | and that the Carporation of Chicago hasits rom- | edy ogainat Mr. dogoin an sction of dobt, -pro- iely 88 nuy private corporation would In caso i Lax UulUAGU DALY VRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1874 7 utting out the burning brands earriod over by Fhu wind, and, by concointrating ‘nlonF the wall, could confino tho fire to tho dlatrict in whioh it originatad, Maoy oftholumbornon already oon- sidor thio pisn a fossiblo ono, and wonld bo willing 1o contributo tholralinte toward bullding the walls for thetr distriot, providod tho walla -woro -mado compulsary by n provision of the firs_orditianco, Ll oxpenso would not bo vory hieavy, whilo the ralos nl‘ insurance, not only for tho” yards, but for the wholo ity would bo matorially dlmin- Isbod. n TIE NATIONAL DOARD. Thore ia & slight difforenco of opinlon botween tho National aud Local Boards of Undorwritors, rolativa to the ratos for cortnin apeofal riske, bub tho differonco is trifling, in no case smounting to moro thau one-half of 1 por cent, ‘Thera aro not more than twonty-flva oasos of such varin- tion 1n the sohedulos of tho two Boards, the dif- feronco ranging from ten to forty-five hundrodths of 1 por cont, and it s probablo that thoso slight differoncos will be adjusted in s sliort time, e THE BUSINE3S OF, SIDEWALK. IN. BPEOTION. Jan, 14, 1871, or ovor threo years ngo, Mr. A, . Vaas, o goniloman woll known in thid clty, slipped on tho approach to Clark-stroct brldfia and foll, dislocating hia anklo and bronking hils log, - Ho siod the' oity, placing hia damogos ab $10,000. This notion was dolsyed by tho fro, | and camo to a close only s fow days sgo, whon n Jury gavo tho plaintiet o verdict” for §760, No tostimony was introduced on bobalf of tho clty, thio bnd condition of the sidewalk bolog admil tod, and the City Attornoy, Mr, Jamiodon, had nothing to do but to roduce tho damagos al- lowod Fo tho smiallest possible mum. Ihnt ho succedod i inducing tho jury to givo only $760 proves what o hard tlght he made. 4 That tho clty was clonrly liablo, and tbat tho nccldont was the xesult of tlio gross nogligoico of ils omployos, was fully provon, Tho follow- ingtostimony,’ given by & policomnn, shows whiora tlfo responsibility bolonga. Do you remomber whon ho (Vass) was fnjured 7 1 hicard that ho wag, You know at tho o t ocoursod, do you? a8, blr, Do Fou know what the condition of the sidowali a¥y on Lo approncls o lho bridgo .. e A 4 . A—Dad condition; all caverad with fco. Q.—Xlow long had It been thero beforo that ? A—Your or fivodoyas nd I wout to tho Hoard of Public Works and told thom to clean if, 5 Q.~You wont to the Doard of Public Works aud told them to cloan {47 A—Yos, nir, Q—When did you go? A~ went over thore on tho 11¢h, 12th, and 13th, Q'—You reported it throo times 7 . Ar—Yoa, air, Q.—What did you report to the Board of Public Works nboit it, what did you tell thom? - A.~To send Bomo ana over tiero to clean off (o ap- roaeh, P ixplatn to thio jury what its. condition wa “how tha]co was thoro; wiicthor it was dangerous o walk.on B 'A—¥cs, sir. Of courso it waa dsngorous to walk on, i Q.~Whatkdud of ico was 1t? Just give tho jury souio s of the appesraico of tho sidovalk. .—It wan kind of rougls, ¢ 2 —117 thick? Tho tripn wore thoro, sd—— Tow thick 7 w0 Lo throo Inchea, o {co Waa £wo or {hires Inchies thick? es, air ; s and fco bol, ¢ ' ‘ono of its ollicars hod dofaulted. i | TITE BECOND ODJECTION. i It may noxt be nllogad that, while he is in- i dictod for folling to turn over undor the law, Lo hns in fact tursed over the monoy, since ho signod & sottlomont with tho city, by which he | hins made over ‘proporty enough to” make good hiu liabilities. ‘Iho transfer was & formal one, accopted by the city officinls, nod appraved by the Mayor, Corporation Counsol, Comptroller, snd Finance Committee. THE INDICTMENT YOR PLRJURY. 8o far as the indictmont for perjury is con- cerned, it may bo set up that AMr. Gago took an onth not required by law, which, according to all | 1ho deoisions, does not constituto perjury, even if untruo, a statement which is corroct, and which was' fully oxplained in Tue TRIDUNE somo dnys Bgo. HE HAD THE MONEY. 1t may further boallegod that, evenif tho onth taken by him bad been tho ouo required by law, tho indictment would not hold.” Tho indict- ment gets forth that ho swora thero was 1,183,000 in tho Treasury, whon thoro. was in reality but §600,000. His counsol may clainythat ,hio would havo beon guilty of porjury bad he Bworn thoro was but 600,000 in tho Trensuty, slnce tho money was in reality in tho Lreasury, no muatter where deposited. ‘The monoy which +wns loaned by bim,. to banks or Individuals, was actually in tho ‘Tronsury just oy much 80 88 tho ¢ pum which might bappen to boin the vaults, Theroforo, whon Lo gwore _that ho had o million 24d, ho notnnlly did Lisvo it, & part in one placo, | nother part in anoih ! 3R, GAGE'S STATEMENTS, i i : "Tho chiof objact of tha oath was to fusure the corroctnoss of tho' accounts, On that Bnbient it {8 suid that that half the timo Mr. Gago's clork mado out tho statomonts aud ho would ask swhother it wore correct, and whon nssured that | it wna sndit talliod with the accountsin tho ¢ Comptrollor’s oflice, howould signit. - ) MAYOR COLVIN'S POSITION. A poragraph in tho Times yestorday. stntod thut the Trustco of tho Gago cstate had received’ ,nn offor of 20,000 for tho Wabnsh Avanua 4 Houso, but {hat the Mayor \was reluctant tossnc- ; {tion itd nccoptanco, ** lest it might cut.a fguro in { ftbe criminal prosocution of Mr. Gago, snd pro- 4 vout & conviotion on that indiotmont basod -on- ithie failure to turn over tha city's monoys.” Tho { posiiion of tho Mayor would bo 4 very eingular . one if lio is roluctant to sanction o salo of auy of " this provorty, fiet glving Lis consont to huving it turnod ovor to a Trustee for tho oxpress -pur-+ * posa of boing sold, and thoroforo a reporter ‘was directed to question him as £0 the truth of tho patagruph. o roplied, donying that lio.sd over opposed the salo of the lemm' sud say- ing that tho Comptroller would accopt the pur< chise money whenovor it was prasonted, - Ho * statod, in nddition, that lis objestions fo tho wnlo of the Gsge ostato wora general and not specific,—that is to suy, ho told Mr. Paylor, tho Trusteo, that ho wold not sanction any act which could bo construed o8 tzeating Mr. Gago with loniency whilo the present suit’ was pend- o duge ' LOCAL MISCELLANY.. INSURANOE MATTERS. Tho National Board of Undorwriters for the United States has bad under considoration for some time & proposition to sond a Commitieo,of [uyestigation tothis olty, to oxamino the oharac- “tor of goneral riks -horc, with partioular refor- erenco to the dangor from the West Sido and the lumber distriot, and such o committeo wag ro- cently appointed, Bevoral members of the Committee are now liero, and it is expectod tnat they will hold an official moeting somo timoe in tho early purt of noxt woek. It s supposed that thoy will mike s thorough Investigation into the condition of the city 6s regards every-' thing conncted either with tho sprend or the oxtinguishiug of fire, and mnko such recom- mendations 1o the National Board, and, through i the Iatter, to the Local Board, as the circum- ! stances of 'tho case, fu their jiidgment, foquiro. 4 NIBKS OF FIRE, i That aomo action lookiug to procautionary measures ia desirablo caunot be doubted by any * one who haa visited the: lumber-yards, planing- mille, and lumber-built districts along tho South Bronch and other parts of the West Division, Aunother drought, a ropetition of our violont southwestorn jrdcu, and nnother cantankerous cow, might easily bring upon us such snother fire ns that of 1871, It maybo safely stated that when a fire bas Lad a cortain start, whou fits power has reached a certain pitch, no human agonoy known can staylts courao while suything romains unburned. ~ Consoquontly, meusuros whioch will provont fires from utnrtlng or which ! Wl confine thom within narrow Timits, aro ceforable to thoso which aro intondod solel: ! for cxtinguishing larga fires When onco atariod. | tobs apprehndod from tho pl i Tho danger to be apprehended from tho plan- ing-mills nisld lumbor-yards is partloularly to bo noticed, For mutual convonionce, theso two Tow thick wag the fce and how thick the snow ? 'hor was not, mucl snow ; it went off with the Tho sriow and jco froze togothor A.—Yo3, 8ir, The custom i for tho offlcor or citizen who no- tlcos any dafect in o sidewalk to go to tho oflico of the Board of Public Works and enteritina book kept for that purpose. Tho Sidewalk In- spectors aro roguiredjto oxamine this record doily, and_to invostigate tho cases roported there, In this caso, it u‘;pcnm that tho Inspoctor doliboratoly neglocted his duty, and paid no at- tention to tho ‘maifor until tho day aftor Mr. Vana wag injurod, whon ho aroused himsolf, and had tho ico romoved. Lot tho Bidewalk Inspect~ ora of to-doy take warning by tho misdosds of thofr prodecossor, ? ———— THE STATE'S ATTORNEY ON THERAF- FERTY CASE. Stato's-Attornoy Rood hins propared hie brief in tho Rafforty cass. Tho principal objestions on which Mr, Bmall, tho murdoror's counsol, ro- lies, aro o follows : Tiocauno tha jury were fmproporly hastenod in thelr deliberation by 3 inoanage purporting to bo_addressod to thom by tho Judgo of enid Court, and which thoy Delieved camo from zafd Judge, that iinless tioy should agreo by B o'clock the enouiniz morning they would bo kopt togothor until Moudny, tho 1st day of Decom- Ber, or” four days and four ulghts fusther coniue- ment, Decauso tho rocord_shows that fho vordict of tho Jury was renderod at7 o'clock in tho morning of tho 27411 day of Novombor, In puranunoco of s throat which o Jury ballevad, and lad roason lo bellove carm reetly from tho Jitdgo of esid Court, that unless they agraod by flint, Lour they would be'kopt in- contine~ ‘ment four,days and four di:hts longer, ‘Becsusa imprapor communleations were made Lo tha Jury by Gearge Ferguaon, thio officer having thent in Chargp, tho reauit of which communications compolied said ‘jury to return a verdlct ut o cortain bour of {bo ensuing morning, i g - - Mr, Roed says Tho record shows -that aftor: tho “jury had Deon_dellberating ujon the case for sovoral liourn thie- Judgo, by consent of Rtafforty's counsol an mygclf, sent word to the jury that hio would met them a7 o'clock {hig. noxt mornjug, This ocourred at 9 o'clock at_night, and was all ‘the communieation di- rectod to bo given (o the Jury ; and this was dono by | oxpress cousont of tho counsol far pltid in_orror, Tlia recard containg au afidavit of oua Forguson, who, a8a sworn oflicar; hed chargo of 1o jury, wherain bo &wears that lio exceeded hia dutyand ol tha fuey, that If thoy did'not sgroe. by tho next morningat 7 o'clock, thoy wonld be kepk togathor til. tho next Mon- ~doy morning. Did_this improper conduct of an im- pertinent and meddlesoms oficer vitlato tho ver- dict? I submit most earpestly that it did not, aud in all resson, law, and justice . should not. ‘The statute provides for the punishment, by flne and imprisounent, of an officer or ouur'}mnnn ‘who shall bo gullty of such misconduct, but doos not provide that it shall be a reason for a8 now trinl, This would seom to show that the Legisluture dld not intond that it should be reason for n new trial, Isubmit that tho true rulo, and the only true rulo, in a case like this is, Did tho conduct of tho ollicor affect the murlts of o caso, and projudico the righta of the sccused? Of courae, all the substantinl rights of tho sccused should bo presorved and sacredly guarded, ———— MR, REED ON THEE REVISED ORIM. INAL CODE. Btate Attorney Reed, having received and ox- aminod o copy 0f the'™ Revised Crimine] Codo™ now panding in the Logislture of Lllinois, yos- terdsy wrota the following latter to a member of the Revigion Committoe : 0OFFI0% OF THE BTATE'S ATTORNEY, Qir1oAco, Jan, 16, 1874, Tnop Warre : T received a copy of the rovision of thig criminal code, which I have oxamined somewhiat, 1 thluk, a8 8 wholo, 1t Is well onough, but somo sece tions aro decldedly’ objectionablo, - Bec. 13, pago 02, guabt ot fo bo aopted. Under't sny Srislaat cod Ieop defaulting his bail-and rencwing it indofnltaly, 111l tho prosecution cannot procure (ke witnessos, This used 10 bo & common practico Lero, in casa of nou- resident witnesscs, ‘The power o raleaso tho bail ought to bo in thie disckation of the Court, otherwiso tho bl 1 a farco, ‘Under Sec. 18, Dsge 70, If o witness In no caso can o required to givo soourity boyond Lia own recogni- zanco, then, in. many cases, tho witness may bo cor- Tuptod and hired to leavo, o that he cauld never ba obiained, and the prosocution would fall, This ought to be Jet In the Qiscretion of the Court, ‘Soc, 3, page 6, ought to bo amendod #0 as to allow the fiilng of on information by the Btate's Attornoy for A1l mindameanora, . Thia 1s OI(6D tone wudur iiio Oon- slition, &ndaaiéa (roublo aud oxpense. TLita 1 vory it in this county. LTt e B0, allows an acoitsed to lestity, T think i 13 craoity toward {bo’ aconsod, and ought not to ‘Doadoptod, - It s no protection to'tho aceused, It ia an encouragement to perjury. Any timid person ac- cused of crima_(oven I, inyiocout) would snow gait uinder sharp cross-oxamination, e ke thore sy, Do diferonco of opiolon on 5 ver, s quetlon. e 8% neso, Siatels Attorncy. , 8, —L think & law abould bLa passed to moko the ball fls o o tho osl eatata of tho nooused and seetie rity, This {a tho only effectual way of proventing “ gtraw bl O, H, It — THE BILL-FOSTERS. The Nationnl Convention of Bill-Posters ro- asserubled at the Qommorolal Hotal at 10 o'clock youterday forenoon, President Chapman in tho chair. A rosclutton of condolence for tho doath of ‘Mrs, Troyuer waa reportod by the Committoe ap- pointed to draft one, sud it was unsnimously « busineskos at first colloctod in neighborfog }tonnlitleu, but the dangor from tho milla is ko gront thnt latoly the lumbermon and under- writors haye beon working to induco the plan- jug-mills to move to somoa locality where_they would not endanger tho lumbor-yards and tho thickly-sottiod part of the city. Tho long loases of tho sitos lus mado it_impossible to obtaln an Hinmediate romoval of all the mills, but they aro ‘gradunlly loaving the lumbor-yard distriot as mew loasos are mede. v WALLING LUMDER-YARDS. Tho question of cutting off tho conncction * between lho differont lumbor-blocks by high Driclk walls has boou” somowhat disoussed pri- vatoly by tho underwriters here, but no action bas ovor bean takou upon i, nor has tho plan . «ovor been pub into «n_sufliciontly dotailed and '1” dofinito nhapa to onabla tho Bonrd to judgo of | jta morits. 'Tho iden scems Lo bo that the yards | ghould be divided into distriots of reasounblo i’ gize, which should bo cut off from ench v“y'.“ oY brick walls not less thay 80 feet in helght, Thoso | ould form, in &_maasuro, barrlors to the rush iof the tlames and to tho forco of ihe wind, 5o ‘ bat tho firomen could dovoto_ thelr oergles to adoptad. Mr, Waller's smendment to'the Constitation, offerod the provious day, was likowiso adopted. A KEW YORK AGENOY, Tho question of ocatablishing an sgency in Now York for the purpose of canvaeaing for worls for membors of tho Assoclntion was thon taken up, Tha Committco appolnted to inquiro into tha sdvisibility of orenting such an oflico roported in favor of trying the oxperiment for & fow months at lonat. 'Cho roport was concurred in, nnd Mousra, Bills and Walkor wore appoited © comtnitteo to raise funds to .dofray tho ox- ponscs of tho Jorson. who I8 to lave clmrEu of tho aganoy, Light or ton of those prosent pub dowxn heir namos for subseriptions amounting in tho aggrogato to 820 waokly. Bubkerlption- [npn{s aro to bo sont to the b{u-puul‘.erl ‘of the country, b « The Cenvontlon thon adjourned to meot in agrooing o vilt, in carringon, to-morrow foro- noon, provided tho wonthor s ot too cold, the varlous localitios whoro It 1a proposed to orect tho roalos, 3 City Colleotor Von Hollon statos that the noo- enpary books for the colloction of olty taxes will not bo rend{ until about the 27th of t{ll! month, Therefore, tho Comptrollor cannot dopond upon this source for much assistance In ralsing the 8600,000 which falls duo on tho Ist of Fobruary. Gorporation Counsel Norton hiag propared hin opinion upon tho validity of the city's contracts with tho gns companics, and will “submit 1t to tha Common Counoil Monday evening. Ile taken tho ground that no contract 18 binding for over o010 yoar, and that, s the compauley havo no ventod rights by whioh thoy aro guarantoed tho oxoluslye occupanoy of tho siresta with thoir gan-mains, tho Common Cotncll mn; grant o othor and competing companios tho r{g it to Iny other onea, Anothor contractor has como o grief through tho rofuynl of tho prosont Board of Polico congidor thomselves bound by tho ncts. of thelr predecossors, This timo it fa Mr. ‘Chayer,. an engravor, who hold a contract for furnishing, nt 08 conta enob, stars for policomon's breasts. tHo mado hig bargain with \F’uhhum and tho_old Tonxd, but Mosars. Rebm, Sheridan, and Reto decling to admit that tho contract is of binding offeet upon thom, - Now that the Afmoe Troupo lias disappointed Inm, perbaps Mr. MoViokor would tako somo of Alt. Thayer'd superliuous atars off his hauds. REUM WILL NOT GO OUT. Buporintondent Robm contomptuonsly donfon the statomont that Lo is to resigh and give placo to Hickoy, to whom lio fsgvory fricndly, but in whose bohnlf ho is not propared to play 1o monn & confidenco gamo upon the poopls of Clilcago. Mr. Rohm says that it 13 almost indispensable to tho oflicicucy of the Polico Dapartihiont that tho oftico of Doputy Suporintondent should b cro- atad by the Gommon Qouncil and fillad by some compotont porson. Under tho presont systom, the Buperiutondent, being the only responsiblo ofiicor, is compolled to romain iu his oflico all the timo in ordor to recelve and take action upon complaints from citizous ; at oll ovants, suchis Mr. Rolm's conception of his dutios, though he would vastly profer to got out on tho streat and 800 for himself what is golng on. A Doputy Buporintoudent would not_only roilove him of a portion of his oflice labors, but could also toke upon himeolf the duty of frequont visitations at tho vurious police-statiovs, to soo that things aro proporly attended to. Mr, Rohm thinks tho officioncy of tho Dopartmont would bo grontly onbanced in many othor respeels if ho could hiave a Doputy. TIUE FIRT COMMISSIONERS, Tho Board of Polico and TFire Commissioners hold & mooting yestorday aftornoon, for tho trausaction of business fportalning to the Five Dopartmont. Commissioners Shoridan, Ituno, and Ayars wore prosont. Ouo Mr, Hartko, who claimod that hia “pop" wagon was Tun jnto by a fire-ongino, Inst Septem- bor, whoreby bis Liorso was disubled for o month, aud mauy customers wero lost, wason hand with his wituasgos to provo up his claim of demages in the sum of 8200, But tho troublo with Ar. Hartke and oll his witnosses was that thoy woro unnblo to toll what particular steamor it was that causcd the collislon, 1t was going 80 faut thoy could riot seo tho namo or nuwber, Firo Marahal Boaner bad made diligont inquiry on this subject, butnonsof tho Gromon know auything about it ; at loast, nono of them did tell. ~Wheroforo, ns_Commissionor Sheridan engaly obsarved, tho Board could not think of such a thing 0s allowing tho olaim, 'Theroforo Mr. Hartko was dismissed, hia oniy consolation boiug that ho, if no one elso, was cortain that Dis wogon hiad boen run into. It s barely possi- lo that, whon bo soeks redress in tho courts, so much stress will not bo Iaid upon the particular namo or-number of the ougino of destruction, and that it will bo suficient for him to prove that his proporty was actually damagoed by ap- paratus bolongiug to tho Fire Depnriment. - A communication was received from Dr, Mil- lor, Banitary Buperintondent, ealling attention to tho unsafo condition of tlio building known 84 tho * Old St. Jamoes Hotol," on South Clark streot, now uscd as & tencment house. It is old and_dilspidated, the wails being unevon and cracked, and in cage of a flro breaking out grent 1088 of lifo must result. To pormitiéto be oc- | cupied wra to endanger the lives of many poo- plo, :The Board was asked to condemn it ng ungt for oceupation, Tho matter wos roforred to Firo Blarshal Benner, with instructions to examiue and xoport to the Board. T'he following ordor of the Tiro Marshal was approved by tho Bonrd : On and afier this date, whonover tho Depnrtment may bo called ont for o, th hoso-cart Wwhoso dein~ bers may obtain (1o first Larn of tho hoso around. tha fire-hydeant, upon thalr arrival, shafl havo. popsession of the wame Unless othorwlso orderad by the Firo Mar- a1 or Anolatunt Firo Marahala § aind no- fire-ongiuo all be connectod with any Gir-hydrant, unless ses ctired by (helr liosa loads, without tlio orders of the Firo Mnrshal or Assistant Firo Marshals, In 10 caso alll tho hose-cart proceed (o o firo mora than 800 feat in advanco of the ongiue, 3 —— GENERAL NEWS, The eloction for Director of tho Bosrd of Trado, licld yestorday, resulted in tho choice of Mr, A. Geddes, who recoived 476 votes to 811 for H. B. Miller, Yontordoy morning Honry Dixon was hoforo Justico Seully for stealing pig-load feom the warohiouso of B.-W, Blatohford, on Clinton stroot, gfi]’;\u hold to tho Oriminal Court in bail of The Dotroit and Mitwaukee Curling Clubs played o matoh on tho ica in Lincoln Dorl yes: torday. I'ho gamo ended nt 4 o'clook in the’ nf- tornovn, and tho Datroit Club was oighteen abiond aftor throo rinks had boon played. Tho Soviety of Yokafcllows held a moetiug last oveuing in tho lectura-room of tho Fivst Mothod- ist Chureh, coruer of Clark nnd Washingtou streots. Tho nttendanco was somowhat light, on sccouut of tho' oxtreme savority of ' tha wenthor, but tho_oxerclsas waro of a Lighly in- torosting and edifying charactor, About hulf-past 4 yostordsy morning, a firo Drolo out in tho two-story frame building, sitne ated on tho Northwostorn Railrond track, bo. tweon Canal stroet nod_Stowart avonuo, ownod by tho Northwostern Dallzond Cowpoiy, aud ued by thom na a ocarpenter.and blackemith shop. Who damage to building sud tools was £1,200. No msurance. ‘Thoro waa published yestorday, in this paper, an account of anapplication for a warrant made to Justico Keuffman, by man named Woelschner, and which was basod on what was bolioved to bo trustworthy information. It appenrs, bowever, upon iuquiry, thot tho information was nob trustworthy, und that no such_application was maodo, sud that, thiorofore, tho Justice did uot act in tho mannor Atatod, nor tale possession of tho clathos of his visitos, A firo broke out about half-past 8 Inst evening in tho cnrpouter shop of Root & Rice, No. 23 Quincy straet. Tho fire was occasioned by a trimmer boing built tao closs to the chimuoy. Tho fire was discoverad when first ignited, and , tho nlarm giyon by Ofticer . Potorton. The building, is n_oloso ono, and, thera -uo - draught, tho ' firo' went boing ' out %oloru the engines arrived. Tho losa to stook and building wns about 875, fully coverod by insurance. Thoe watchman of the building wa no 010 wan named Alichisol Llaley, Who was in his room up-stairs at thoe timo the firo brokoe out, Ho atarted. down-atafrs, but, in renohing the' door, was quito sovoroly burned about tho hohda ond neck. e was tuien into the livery- atablo noxt door, aud Dr, F, D, Clark callod ,who dressed tho wounds ond sent Haley, under offi- cer Mitcholl's ears, to o brother, Who lives on the corner of Van Buren atreot and Winchestor avenuo, Tho'old mun's first thought, whilo suf- fering from the painful burns, was for the build- ing, wnd ho seemod vory much ploasad to loara that it was not dostroyed. ——— ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Rov. J. Frost will lead the noon-day prayor-meeting to-day. Tho snti-tax-payors hold thoir rogular moot- ing this nftorncon at Parlor 69, Dorre's Block, corner of Btate straot, Entrance to clovator, tirat door wost on Mudison streot. . Tho Christlan Union olass in Fronch and vocal musio moot at tho rooms, No, 114 Madison stroet, this ovoning. Mrs, Kato N, Doggett will ropeat hor avt lootaro at 8 o'olock in tho nftor- noon, Tho Rellof Employmont Buranu has ordors for 200 goad waadelioppors, Gorman, Scandinavinn, and Ounudisn nationalitien proforred. — ‘Fho Buporintondont dosires it to be dofluitoly under- wtood that only thoso who Imvo baggago can bo sont, nor noed any apply for the work oxcopt thoso accustomed to chopping. Tho Town Colloctor of Weat Chicago, offico corner Washington and Desplaines stroots, gives notleo that for sll taxpayers who dosire to pay State and County taxcs on roal cktato, bills of samo may bo had oa,application by mail, Ohecks may be sent ln,pu{mnnt through tho snmo medium, and receipta will be pmmptlx rII;- 0 Dotrolt tho socond Wodnesday {n July, —_— THE OITY HALL, The Committeo on Morkets mat yesterday aftornoon to coneldor the question of catablish- - ing additional by sosles, but adjourncd aftor turned. Stampa for return postago shoul inclosed. . The witty and eloguont Emory A. Btarra will addresa tho studets of the Unlon Oollafiu of Law at thewr lectura-rooms in Buporior Liook,: opposite the old Court-lousu, Satnrdey aftor noon a¥;2 0'vlock on tho ** Practioo of tha Law,” glving some Intoresting rominiscences from his own praatice. Btudonts gonorally, and othors Intorostad, aro invitod to Lo prosont. —_— PERSONAL. Wilklo Coilins; tho novolist, ia stopping at the Bhormun Housgo, Mra. John W, Bankoon, recontly employod at tho Globo Thentro, writos to Titr TRISUNE that eho ig not, and has not heow, tu destitute ofr- cumatnncos, and that sho and her husbaud es- teom Mr. Lawlor vory highly. . Tobort Haerls, Suporintondont, and J, Q. A, Boan, . Genoral I'reight Agont, of tho Chicago, Burliigton & Quiney Bniirond, havo gono in e Dircotors® car to inspeot thelr rond. ; . JIOTEL ARMIVALY, Lalmer House—J. N. Dean, and fiftoon others, to'attond ourling matoh at. Lincoln Park, Do- trolt ; Danlol W, Wiso, Boaton; Wm, P, Shinn, Pitteburgh; . D. Whittlo, Boston ; B, N. Hurl. burt, Now Yorl, . . . . Grand Pa ‘Tho Hon, Robert Ingorsoll, Poorinj tho Hon. Btandnrd G. I'lagg,” Philadelphin; tho Hon. Charlos Kollogg, Bufalo; Goorgo Judd, Spring- flold ; tho_Ilun, Audrow K. Elmoro, Fort How- ard ; the Hon. F, O. Dennott, Oincinnati. . . s+ o Sherman_IHouse—Georgo W. Towusend, Philadolphin; F. O. Ward, London; T, B, Hors ¥ison, Boston; M. B, Ilayos, Colorado; A. J. (Doyor, Milwaukoeo; IL. B. Roblnson, Datiolt, * — SUBURBAN NEWS, Aol ; momeie i) An ndjonrned mooting of -tho -Trusteos of Hydo Park was liold Woufinsdny avening to con- for with Mr. O. Hequembourg, contractor on walor-plpos, In roforanco to o propor understand. ing of his contract, 1o had beon telegraphod for to Dunlirk, and waa oxpecled until yestor- dny mérning, whon it wna nscortained that pross of " business would dotain him until Saturday. Bo the main business of tho mooting is deforred, A communiontion was recolved from Doalty & Barkor, aking that the Clorlc bo instructod to i8suo to them s warrant for $800 on nccount of Yifty-first streob sowor, and it was ordored; nlso, from Elliott Anthm:{ to hayo Harvoy's plat of subdivision’ roscinded and lurvoy & Anthony's approved instond theroof, which waa roferred to the Committeo on Plats. . THE WATER-WORRS. Mr. Barnoy, of the Water-Works Commitico, roported that tho machinery will bo ready to placo in positlon tho last of tuis mouth, and that somo ropairaof tlio Btroot aro necessery. It was ordordl thot tho Buporintendent fill the holo on Bixty-oighth stract botween tho stroot aud the ongluo-house, at &n oxponse not exceed- ing §50 ; and that ho ndvertido for proposals for grubbing and grading said street from the Wa- tor-Works Lo Stony Iuland sveuuo, tho contract~ o:' lotnllmv for tho timbor now standing in tho stroot, PETITIONS. Tho potitions of C. 1. Waite, Dr. R, W. Pattor- 5on, ond P, L, Shornat, for the’ poalpouomont of construction of sidowalk on . Hydo Lark ayo- nuo, batweon Forty-third and Fitsy-third streots, worb reportad back, and, ou recommendation of tho Commitioo, tho prayors wera granted, DILLS, Tho following bills wero ordorod to bo paid : Post.Trinting Compnuy, advertising bridges, §13.60; Dobson & ithondes, plans for Wator: ‘Works, §31.76, Tho follo\rlnF wero prosented and reforred: D. & O, 1. Dlakely, for mad-dog notices, 36.40 ; Cornoilus Kuypor, for police _sorvices, $79.00! Garnott W, ltemuon, South Side News, ndvortis- inpz apecinl nesosemonts, $135.40, - O motion, the Board adjournod. EVANSTON, T the Editor of The Chicago I'ribune: 8m: Lnotico in tho roports from Evanston that *an inoffactual ntmm)il‘[, to rob Mearril Ladd & Co.’s Bank was made AMonday evening, The would-be burglars secured only an overcoat and thoir own oscapo.” T'ho report is corroct, oxcopting that no attompt was made to rob our baulk, and our overcosts aro safo on our backs to-tlay, MEexnin, Lab, ANMan Who Ought to ilave XKept Elis Cont On Froms the San Francisco Bulletin, Ton yonrs agoa man who lived at Utenlady wont to #ee a friond living noar Osle Harbor, on ‘Whidby Island, eud found him atyork on his placo. Tho visltor, not_wishing to be loafing wwhon thoro waa worlk to do, throw off hia_coat, in which thoro was & purdo_containing 8250 in gold. When ho picl(mlp'np bis coat ho missod the wallet, and sugpocted an Indian of haviy atolon It. ' Boon after tho Tndian was talen and threntonod with hanging to oxtortn confosion. Boveral timea tho &)00&‘ follow- was struog up, aod oach timo denicd having any Lnowledgo of the moucy. 1t was thon concluded by tho sot- tlers that the Indian was innocont, and that tho mnn who lost tho money was an impostor, andha was allowed only twoliours to leave the islsnd. The afTair was soon forgotten, and nothing moro waa thought of it until & fow days ago, whon a man who Wwus plowing noar tho place whore tho Ultsalndy man had thrown off his coat ten years g0, to his aatonianmont turned upa twonty-dol- lay ptoce, Onfurthor search tha wholoamount of $250 was pickedup, e ‘e Brazilinn Freemasons and the . Church. The Freemnsons of -Pornambuco, intordicted by their Bishop—having, liko good Obriatiaus, resolved to attond divine servico 2 - usual—tho prelata.bns directod his clergy to abstain from ordinary, publia worshlp _whero auy of the brotherhood sro present, In consoguence, sov- oral of the parish churchies sre closed and thelr malo parishiouore, whithor. belonging to tho craft or not, and their wives and childron, who do not, ors doprived of their acoustomod oppor~ tunitios of worship. T'ho Presidont of tho Prov- ince has thoroupon suspendod pavment of sti- ponds to-tho vicars of churclios they have thus abandoned. TO RENT--HOUSES, K INT-G-ROOM COTTAGE, BY ¥ULTON-ST., Dm'.‘v:: Ml:-mmnum l‘?u leaso o May 1, 1874; for saloat 3460, Apuly at 183 Dearbora-at., or resldenca. 70, IENT-EWO STORY AND BASENENT BRIOK dwalling, Pralrig-n¥,, near Tiwonty-four) ohpap €0 yood tontant, BARKER & WALT, 160 Doatborn-st. SO RENT—DY MOREV & MAGILL, 77 OLARIK-ST. —860Throo-story and basemont brick, cornor Adarm: §30—New 9room cornor houso nosr Ashland-av. an( Yan Buron-sts. TO RENT~~ROODIS, R e e e A A o S s 10 RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOAS BY tho day, weok, or month, at Bt. Kimo, 85aud 87 Doar- Bormeet, Jliariot reasanablo. Qffico, 1toowm 3. TO RENT-156 AND 167 EAST WASHINGTON-ST.. ‘Blogantly furalaiod roomd. _ Apply at Room 37, TO RENT-NIOE FRONT ROOM FURNISHED OR unfurnished, to ono or tiwg young mou, without Bonrd. “Riaforoncea roquirod. Torms moderata, 200 Houth Poorla-at. 0 RENT—1 LARGRE UNFURNISIIED ROOMS FOR Tight hiousckooping; also furaiskiod sooma, at 251 West Monroe-at, i 0 RENT-FURNISHED TROOMS, WITH OR TRt bonrds o8 b5 Wosk Mvdlongst: ¢ TO“ ‘T—~HANDBOMELY FURNISIED ROOMS, singlo of on aulto; Loat locatlon fa tho oltys 161 Houtli Olarkst., opposite Arcadu-cours, Room 11. TQ, BENT-15 WEEST WASHINGTON.ST,, WELL, furnlshied rooms, including front sulte; modorn con* vonfonoos; tunns rénsonablo; day board adjolning. TD RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS IN THE DAVY Tilock, «northwost aoraor Groon and Madiso “vislon. 1{ENRY P. GEORGE, 89 Clark-at. OITY REAL ESTATE: ORt BALI-RY J, HRNRY & JAGOD WRIL, REAL IR AR K R T 25 foat on Stato-at,, noar Polk, with a good bulldi 14,8 & groat bivegads, and wall rontod (o good party. fook on touth Giarkcat,, near stho Foillo Holes and Jeoanneat, a1's Tower Haure thao anything in tho ‘100 0at on the santhoant comor of Douglenplace aud Biantonav,) vory clieAn wilh & franio honsn om i 7he160 fook onthe northotat comor of Dougine-place and Onlnmiot.av., at & oapital bargain, % foot on tho 'northenst carnok af Oalumet-av. and Thlety-Lhird:at., Dirfoo $V4.60 nor fool onsll, Aubjhol to ety taxos'of 1870, v botweon Forty-ninth and Fif. 0 foat on Mlohigan- tioth. ) vory ol l\l;: 50 foot O tiio sonthosat conor of Wells and Huranats, Oyenor wauld uoll it ehionp. 2 llno minsblo-front iouass on Wabash-av,. with lots 26x 70 Toot, at & lowor prioo than anything lfinmn‘[knh 0,10 ave somo of tie cfioloost, improred cortral businesa proj )crt{ for salo holonging to partios who are ard up, aud not wishilng to have Hio samo advort ¢ which oapitaliats shiould take noto of. JrOR BALE-BY MORWY & MAGILL, 77 OLARK- Adamast., 60 feot fronting on Joflaeson Pack. Ad 23110, noar Toomin, 3 Adimbtts el ose e g Adam 9 foot noar Lincoin, v Al 431135, comor Linostn, ' 702160, oaat of OILIR i Ol BALE-DY HOREY & MAGILE, 7 CEATK: Tirlok houso, Throop-sta, nar Jaokson, 25,00 Tirlck houso, Jackabn-at., NOAT Throop, B0, 000, EiG Hotingy Ayjorsbe, HoAT Thoon and brra. 17,500, ek ‘noar Ogdo 88,000, L., front pATk, rrison, ronting for 100 s Lot L1kon by Aot OR BALE—10 LOTB ON EGAN-AV, CORNER OF Btowart-av; 35 foot, on Langloy-nv., 'betwoon Vorty- ond and Torty-third.sta. 49x160 on Kimbark.av., ho. twoon Wltiyatath and, Fifty.anvonti-ata, 0 Ta. disnn-av., botwaon Fifty.third and Fifis-fourth.ate, ; 10 Iots on Sacond and Rrl Tiotiroon Itubon. And Noblos ste, 10 lota on Weatarn-av,, noar Laughtou-xt, t 20 lots an Lalugntonat., aoae Wosterdar, ; 10 lata on Qarmpbel noar Moora-at, ; 60x170 un Michlganav,, with firat-gla e non I{atbtson ot LIk . WING & FARETN, av., Uotwaun Harris 3 A 8 ttast Washinglon-st,, Room 4, T BALII-1X186, CORNRR TONTY-RIGITIE t. and IKonwood-acurt ; 180 foot on' Kenwood-onuict, botwoon Yortyseronth fl\ Forizoiahthuats, Wi b Taymonts, 0 Rhoknof. Kaawood dupot. " WING & FARELN, 85 Haet Washingtanstey Hoom e FOR SALR-LUTS AT MAPLTWOOT, ONLY FOUTL mites from CourtHouse] Accosmiblo By stoam onras Sominutaiion face, 656 cants. Shiado troos, hiAvo. bosn a0t outover +::0 ontio proporty} aidowalke havo also beon Iaid; artosian woll on tho property flowing at rate of 3% of pure watsr por minuto. Theso Jota aro rapidl, R AR A A AR so0n roac oporty. * Trico of lota from 100 to BG0, gy paymania:T WING & FARLLN. 85 Haet Wons ington-at,, Hoom 4, Fon BALE-80 LOTS IN THR DISTRIOT BOUND- od by Btato, Halstod, Twonty-aixth, and Thirty- WANTED--MALE HELP. Tradon. o coustS g ace ur poor 2.0, NG &' 00., 1 OIAkubte s fogrs A_TINST-OLABS FANTE AND VEGT VWANTED: ; makor, used to énstom work, | t e Apoly o 15, A ROVN G THOR.Y 1t T an 11 Tnkosbos thla morning at 10 o'alock. ". 'x\vNThn—ni‘ mr{‘lpl’;r;l?nfll'l‘lsll K‘API It ,“Uh"-nl ormangat omploymontt ful time i ool .. ALDIY AL onea tn RAND, MO8 ALY & B0 W'Afmwm TItST-QLABS _BAKER TO GO T wtown i Eastorn foiwa. Tor varilculare addras with rofersncos, GIZONGE PORTER, 1160 Iudiana-ay, Miscollnnaous. ANTRD = WINTER, RMPLOYMENT, Womic W fopomacibaiy, Good wagos Eoeninneit smiploy- e et nrllonars fros Raafein 1o Ar HENDENSON &, 00, Glovoland, Oor or 8t. Louls, Mo, VW ARTED=A YOURG MAN_AGGUSTONED 70 handiing horse and cow, and willing to do all sorta of wark sboutLiouse. ant hark, ~ Bust bonrd Hisolf and fleo'tnt i Trom cornne of Aadison and Hoyno-efs, - Ad- drens ¥ ¥, T'ribuno oftico. » WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Wi oty Wharo 1 pes 0K hildra ANTED-A OIRL TO (OOK, \WABH, iron i ol ly J ron, Aovls o as NE TRD~GIRG ~ NORWIGIAN O DAl arrol,_ Cal Tinwiodiataly at 133 Soth Paasie i RRH—~A YOUNG O O TARE GATE OF A hild d arai; 3 ! ot l(l. and l:l‘lr:!. In mowork. At 182 North (INST.OLARS WARTIR nonsothor oot apyig eas VASMILLR VWANTEDZIN A TTOTRE ATOUT 40 MILIES FRON Clileago, n o tor pasiry SEOkInG Riso, wo, GiFle. (o€ AUtk tonmy 2% cuambor work: nouo bub those of axporiondo, and who aan el th £ Tofarnncos, droa for two lfagn, A., oz D, Triomao oMo e Audross, WANVTED-A GEINAN Oft NORWEGTAN GIE, kamoral HoueoOrk . a1 No. W onty tourihage o h iy, Apoiy WANTED-A PLRABANT AND TXPERIENORD mrmo-girl, not ovor 14 h Toay. "1 Drairinage o °f 240 Callattor 1o o oalook W ARTRD-MIN T0 BELL NV URRIUTLTOURE: liold artioles { vountry, %3 t0 820 will buy vutil AMRRIOAN NOVELTY QOMEPANY, 133 outhi Ulax) ot., ftoom 22, “rirTfiz’n-}(uUNn MAN IN OFFIOF, AND TO ‘cullect lle; alsn ono tn mako himsol( gonarally uso- Eal aftor 4 . me 5t ront door 10] War ‘with ataniy, Toou o, 167 Boutn OIRkte - o o ‘W ANTRD-BAR-TRNDER, AT 160 BOURL HAIL~ atod at. YW ANIEDHEN 70 SELL ORANG OANG TN ot ned Sade oS ee 2t “oioo sl Chbug a0n Chang, 05335t Mladisomatey Tooom br oo oo ANTED-_AN INTRLLIGGNT STRWARD AND enabilor I 4 10dging houso, ablo to doposit 25, 129 Wost Madlson-at., up stalrs, W ANTED_AN AGTIVE, EDUOATED YOUNG HE- ‘brow gentloman wiio ht & Inrgo Acanaintance among the loading Tsraolilen of thocity, to tranfaot outdoor businns Telb- busines fue a loadlag uowapapor. Addross U177, Tl ANTED AT W AN b TILE ATLANTIO HOTHE, T GG0D ANTKD—A GOOD, COOK, WARJIN W Ao oy i Won hmasl e AD ANTED—-A QGIRL FOR GENERA] JHOUSE. A 3 - o TR R OV Il S Pt ANTED-AT 2i1 ! -8T, VW ARTED AT ail NORTIL SRATICST., A GOOD ANTRD-A GITT, 0 DO i oric, Apply 8t 19 Alordngnate AL HOUSE- ANTED—A GOOD GRRSAN - e o gemerabbouor s suel Jhtgfamily, Gl 5t Jobi'episcs, botwosn Unioa VWANTED_X PROTRRTANT GIil: GENERAL hous 3 mu s ek et bo oo washor o ranar, APl ANTED—A GIRL 10 DO WA S T TR T/ ANTED_TWO GINLS: ONE v ono 804aon airl, Grmann or Rnode. 5 Nerm BOARDING AND LODGING. South Sido. 100 THIRD.AV,, NIEAR HARRISON.ST,—BOARD for Indicn or gontlomun, B4 to 85 vor weak, with 8o af plano; doy board, B3.60. 4: Wost Side. BOUTIT MALSTED.ST.—ONI: LARGE FUR- nlshod frout rooin; alson small ong to ront, with Gard; torms madorato, 4. WARREN-AV,, CORNER WOOD.ST.—DE- 184 e Yoo ont, ., W sooomimat ifons for ono marriud coupla at Yoéy modgrato torm ol ey Biste, Halstod, Twonty siath, o | ono bioei from Madlsonst., oarat near Unioa Bark. A T LT Ol NI 116 R santy, APP o Lo | O A ving DIAnD prfociod: TR OAST VATUR, | 14 () WARREN-AV.-A BUITE OF FUTNISHED OR SALI~FOT, ABOUT % Fonthton Bratanty nes Ik abene oo somth bl Ei oty ne 5 . Soin Park. " Addross d 83, Teibuno offeos + o ot A I N ot B0t with (ot Furmnss 600 E o o o 8, barfain. BTOMRRS & WARE, 4 Vasbingtonats o " OR SALE—_TOTS ON TWENIV.SIXTH-BT., KOS- ol llul‘lv:l.. Pg(garfl';,nv.wnfl"f?"‘lu-l:u L, ortland-av, . o + NI B P Walihniomat " FOR BALE—A ARE TARGATN FOR. T NTXT o rooke. Wo hava 40 lata feonting south on Ogdon: 2y, il oo tesh il gravolodink et i oRol: casy toroay. BoAT 5 \_yfinm. Vi Wisbingtan-at, - o) OR BALE_50 FEGT FRONTING ON OGDRN-AV., o o e ERQN T s Pari rom fw‘sa 830 foot in doptiron sidn atroots; will soll all 8, UOBBATD, Vi, Roal Hatdta Agonts 168 ks ot foupaay Lo ECRE ON TN 8Ty TN i L. 0. It it. BORRY & MAGILL, 11 Olarieate o B O Wit Rotne 1 Pors S T oaest e, o o HL £, UILE, 8 Wastingomste. ks O SALE_TOUSE ON CORNER FORTY-SECOND- B sk and Trynonar, Gekduad, o carn ot a bargaiz, rooms, and singla rooms, witli good hoard. Als #, fablo-boardors wantod. 176 WEST MADISON.ST.-NICELY FURNISIL ed rooms with bonrd at $5 por week. Day-board 83,75 por wook, Also rooms without bosrd, 179 WEST WASHINGTON-ST. 0 WENT WITIL Panio-prices. angamon W ANTED=A ~GooD GO0k, iranor in a small famlly, m.,‘!.,ti",fi“’hmfi‘..‘.’ oot giek n"Or Boandinavian proforrods” ARDIy 160 TWANTED — ) WA irovore 00 2t 0 Hinmato” OLNERAL AvTon-an SSREIeNGRD, NEo Y ko to a5 workat Loms, - Addross o o Beibins Ao i NORSR ArLY WA B R o, a o coman, 0% SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE, Bookkeonors, Clerks, Eto. - ITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS bank-messongor ealnry no obfnot: good. reforencas from provious omployor. _Addross U 17, Tribuno offico. SITUATION WANTRD-EITHER A BOOKKEEPKR or assistant, copylaty or atry_olork, by a compatant porson s o will fako oharga of a couplo smatl seta. Ad- dress 0, It, PERKINS, Box 13, Grand Raplds, Mich, board, ono singlo room wall furnfshod and hoatad, 999, WEST MONROE-RT. W0 FRONT ROOMS, on suito or inglo, with boned, sultablo for ‘gontioman and wifo, or two 'or throo gontlemen, Torms Teasonablo. £ 23 SOUTH HALSTED-ST.—SEVERAL LARGH, vory nicely furnishod rooms, with firat-cluss {oard, to rant, at panio pricoe, wioro Gvery comIort of & Liomo can bo ind, BUSINESS CHANCES. A LAST FAQTORY, WITH POWER MACIINERY Fhcanen o deda, biss ey B BARTLLTT & CO., Rockford, Il G QUIUATION WANTED~DY A THOROUGHLY BBk e ool 51 oo en s ok gmflmmm-nn drod dollars, " Addross D, Tribuno 0. Conchmen, Teamators. &o. ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN BY A ° Bugde of experionce; woll scquatnted In tholiy; -{ will mako himeelf gonorally usoful. Addross A 78, Tril uno ofie, bt _ ITUATION WANTED-DBY A YOUNG MAN A8 ‘coachman; undoratands tho businessthoroughly, and can furnish tho bost of oity roforonces, L 66, bago of- fica, : 01 BALE-OR RXOHANGE-TOR ONIOAGO Oty proporty, & firat:claes stoan grain elovator and warohouso on tho Ou 1t 1. & P, R Ity 8t Gonosod, ‘Hachinory in fino ‘runnin Honey Connty, 11, ordor. Tor particulars and tarms apply 1o GILO, M, QIDCKIcN, ho promisos, or to WAL T. BAKER, No. 8§ Lac on Ballost. Y. ULRIOH & BOND, b7 Dearborn-s TIOUSE, FOR SATENEAT TWOSTORY, BTICK TaT i ot Farast-av,, near 'l N HENRY B, GEOROI, 89 Olark. ol s 0 TrOR BALE-AT & BARGAIN-LOTE ON WEST- erm-nv., Toxagton, Polk, Tayior, and Campboli.n Partios wishing to build: . o “:5 snfix D‘i‘llllr monoy_requirad down, Io- quira in bank. O BALE—WEST MONRORST., S8TORY BRIOK ‘houss, 10_rooms, lot &ix125 feot on Monroo-st., Toboy. SNYDUN ¥JER, 14 Nizon Building, cornor Monroo and LaJalio.st an BALE_ASHLAND.AV., HOUSE 35 NOWTI Bt e U s e a) 3 & L, Nixon Dutldiug, noriioast coraaf Monrooand LaSulio-4te: [ 'OR BALEE—NORTH DRARBORN-8T,, 15X149 FELT on Dearborn-st., woar Burton-place. BNYDER & LI, 14 Nizon Duliding, northosst corner AMqaroo and LaBsllo-sta, . -[i'OFt BALE—%0 FEET NORTIWIST GORKER WA nshi-av. and Thisty-thirdsat., st a bargaln; onsy fdotnosthieast corner South Park-av, and Twonty- 230 por foot; oasy torms. ‘Adning aud Jackson-nia., just weat of_ Califor- at$1, 00 uaol, alanco, 1, % sud 3 . ALFRED JAMES, e Sonthwest cornor Madison and Ofatk-sts, —STORE, WITIL RESIDENCE ABOVIE, ‘carnar of Abordoon and ‘Uslor-sta., at & groat, bargain, MIEAD & OOE., 163 lns’:{lu‘ll. SUEURBAN REAL ESTATE OTt SAT_TIY MONTY & MAUILT, 7 OLALKAT, ‘—Jorty acros at Mighland Park, with fine growth of treos, noar dopot and hotoel, at a baegain, ge ons dopobAnd Hotenr & fl o BIRY S3r {4, 4 i Tro i, o ozalinnto or oty propocty: Kia0 acros on Kitty-Bithat, boulovard, esst of Halstod, {oR SALE—OENTRAL PARK AND OCAR-SHOP Jots; dosirablo bullfllni lotas, (mnl.lnTon Madison, Washiogion, Yako, and otbor slroote: only two ‘biocka fron Ocntral Park aund adjucont to tho now car works ' rido from co! e Ao D y :\Ix:‘:\':l‘ur ‘Wast Olileago Laund Co., 17 LaSalla-at. F-SOUTH TVANSTON=A LARGE, T A onason 14 Yaome, on iek to mult {n atzor o monhis Sayioante, by’ owhors, HILLOTSON BROS., 5 R s dhak L N & 10, 40, OR 80 AORES 81, 89, 14, -H.'J.'GOODRIOH, 135 Dearborn-st. —| D TOTS, BROK'S BUR. 'OE SALe "'N'BL“WOID tod lots at very low prices, I Bos At 1 ehpio caiod ot ot v g RICH, /GLEWOOD—-TWO LARG! STORY e o “FIErSoN KRGS, "8 wad 34 monta—Ly ownors, Blato-t, i—LOTS AT SOUTH OHIOAGO, THIE Ot usiuovs uurbe. T2 Ao MITA, 155 Dentbormat. 1t BALE_AT A DEOIDED DARGAIN, FIVE Tt i toutiof Angnont Btigtiion lauso, or subdi- i 'OR SALE—~ENGLEWOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY G Satouat. Bplondid logation for groours, hardwato, or floas and food hasinoss, Laka. wator i front of {hd B ey Thsatad 1 bkt bars Of Hngio: i viod, BULULD & 0O, 208 LaSalle-sts 01t RALE—HINSDALR—7 AORKS ADJOINING ‘;‘ID V"llln’: fl'aflfilldfl lg, on lh;(fllahs‘» l"-an. ln‘l'l]nilmu ob iy H e BRY DEL & LIS 14 Nison Bullding, nortioast cor- ‘nor Monroe and LaSalle-ata, T F—HYDE PARK,820 ACRRES IN ONR B om of Hydo var, SNYDRR & LEE, 14 Nixon Huilding, northoast cornar Monroo aud LaSalla, OTE BALE—5 011 10 AORKS AT NORTIWERTERN 4™ cac thaps.. Torms, byeara at 6 por cont. No cash pagmint, BNYDITE & LIttt 1 Nison Bullding, nort- east cornor Monroo and TaSalfo.sta. REAL ESTATE WANTED, = S TOT—4,000 O 84,00—TOR A Bavaats. |OXTES A 00 Faom b Doro Block. 2 OB, SALE= A ONE-THIMD INTEREST 18 X dally and wookly nowstaner, and atonm priuting ofeo Toostod o an Tiinols city of 13,000 inbabliants, * Dail in clghth yonr, wookly {n_thlrty-fifth, anhh}f but i health would induce o ssle. Apply to COOK, COBURN CO., corner Doarborn and Washington-ats., Chileago, TOTT, TOR SALR-_TFURNITURE AND TRASE of Mansion Houso, Joliet, 1ll. Furnlturo new; fiousa_doing good business: ahout 80 boarders and good transiont 1radog atabilog nitaohod. . Will bostold cheap for ‘canh. 0. 1 SEYMOUIL, Propriotor. niiscollangons. ITUATION WANTED_DY A LOY, apncity, A 150 Shurilolt-ave none Thirflothosg. o SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Domestios. TTUATION WANTED-BY A NORWEGIAN GIRL S -Hi oo DousCais - ADDly at Bs Dot SR AGED 15, IN PRy N WANTED_DY A SWEDISH GIRL IN an American family aa chambormaid, orto do gono- ral housowark. Apply for3 days av 146§ Peairie-av. T. B. TTUATION WANTED_UY A COMPRTENT GIRL t0 do gonoral housowark or a8 sacond gicl, Oan ba- soon for 1o days at 243 Park-nv,, Woet Sido. reasonabla. Uall on oraddross LODGIE BflO!,“i‘Arll. 1, SITUATION WANTEDUY & EWEDISI OIRE 1 & tmall family; Awmorio# proforrad. Applyata il nols-st, HANNA A, TAT MARKET 1000 BTAT) CONNER OF "Thirty.firut, for salo; finost markot south of Twonty- s00ond-at. { ront inodorate’ prico $250; wall-stocked. PA[\TNEW—«‘!W.KMI WILL 8ECURE AN INTEREST Jn s good yarit wholosslo lusoy well entablished; haye moro ordors than thoy can i) with prosout moans. Addross C 27, Tribune olico. e e aotice, for sato, Tn auinll towns Involce 3 Addross 11: 35, UPTORN, . Dor 5 Lako-at. Ohicago. {[HE OYSTER AND OOFFRIEIOUSE IR TASALLE: at. to_ront{ splondid oponing fora man with capitai. R, 8. WALLAUE & €O., 178 Wasbington TTOATION WANTED-BY A WRSPHOTABLE 205 d seoond work. Apbly at 13 CanRIport-ars TTUATIONS WANTED — 0¥ TWO BWEDISH - %n'{'lfi‘ ona ns cook, tho othor 4 chambonnaid, Oall- a1 53 North Markot-st. SITUATION WANTRD 0 DO ORNERAT HOUSE: o ok 8t aujtilug abouta bouso. Apply at 7 Dum- aldot. TTUATION WANTED—DY A RELTADLE ORRAAN wic] na sacond.glel ot up-staice work, Pleasa call ox Sdadtns ford doys, SITUATION, 211 Larrabogats -~ - TTUATION WANIED-IY A GEIMAN GIRL, TO do auy kind of soeand work, with city rofarencas, Uall, 160 Tikken Bilbuitk, 3070 Bis Yeiampar. £500 ALOON, WITH AND A GOOD MAN GAN TAKE MY HALE intoreat fn £1,000 warth of gavds and businoss 0azing 85,000 8 yonr. 140 LaSalle-nt. ) Room 29, for two dayr, at B85 Wabaski-ov. 4 Senmstrestes. 2 ITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY AS seanistrous (18 privato family or liotel: bast of ity MISCELLANEOUS. fruo to eacly Tealizond faco Ala: momborsbips only i ‘oail on 1L, 13, STIVINS, 160 Lxat Madlson-at. 160-ACR T, ITOMESTEAD AND TWO TOWN LOTS mombor of our colony. No_ frrigation. TFor ciroulara ruferancoe given. Addross O L, 14 Horth Groe: ITUATION w:\m}:‘"fig"v‘m'r NURSE BY ‘A [T NTRD - oM Yankoa womAn T Wanta {0 take shiid 1o hot Eouso, Oawoll.av., hotwoon Wontworth and R, 1, B, T, a0o0mi door north of Fifty-third-st. GERMAN OF LARGE BUSINESS ACQUAINT: atico and § seara’ oxporionco fn real estaio buynes in Ghicago dosiros to wark in samo oftige. business with an Americau and offico with Lim, ' Address D &, Tribuno 5 Housokoeners. ITUATIONS WANTED-TWO LADINS OF OUL. ture and respootabllity, possosalng a thorough knows Todgo of Lonsokooping, delro 1o moat with " party of accountw adjustod. Work roquitin an_export licitod by WEBB, accountant 1toom 1,1 £, Mnalson- OOKS OPENED ANDJOLOSED, COMPLICATED ontlomn who aro vory tired of Lioto] life. and who would Apuircolato o well-reguiated homo. To anch parly olfer our unitad sorsfoss as an equivaivnt for & nice hom arhich wo would rendur a8 agrooublo wlacollancoun goods of any kiud, by sonding a lotier @1 GRLORIL, Loan Oifoo, B¢ Stawate % ASH PAID FOR UASI-OUF OLOTHING AND a1 poaaiblo. . Oals . B e hstbio AL Taosn buslness S8slE witk, Address D 17, Tribune offico. ::E;‘msm\}ugu'!m 'mhiuv, EELL OUT, Of o tholr buslnens, o to arrangs rtuors, 13 Lafalioust, WILLA & OA AR, - oo o ' Employmoent Acecnctes. A d Goring et dow Do ovmlieg candinavia a AT UL oion, e Mllwsukeoray, o oroied ATEROAD TIOKIETS BOUGIHT, BOLD. OR BX. THI'D TIGHEST, PRICE PAID FOR' CAST.OFF L "Glothing by JONAS A, DRIELSM A, 397 South Olark- at,_“Ordors by mail promptly ajtended to, WANTED COPYING OF ANV DESORIPTION, by a rolisble and accurate penman. Addross D 2; Tribuneollico. YATANTED_TO BUY A FRAME DWELLING TO #l?v’l‘v?‘?an of Union Park, Apply, with particulars, to L34, Trbuno oftico. WANIED-TO COLLLCT WAGES DUE BUB- tragtors and workmon, Without oot to thom, D. L., “OARMIGHALL, "atiordes, oo 80, 160 Dear- bornat, MACHINERY., ; POWER $30 SOROLD BA’ Y IO A VA O RAON, " Sohume-Broker, 420 Tiast Washington-at. TOR SALE-VERY ONEAT—A MAHINE SHOP: Suttabio for tho Inanufacture of light machinory of fobbas porposos: ullting, Rixid foot, warmed by stoa ngine and bollsr, ongino and baud-dathcs, drill-pros Sfiine machine, portabio forgo, visos and’ small o llv and soroll 8 nn o ol ator honeli; a bargain, ] Y, RIS, hiachino Drokor, ‘20 an Washing. JFOR BATE-& WALKET SUINCET BURFAOING lsaory & &aldod Huntiogton moulding maohino, o Sl norlhing ‘muoine, w singloapinile shaplng’ er fozis hing, ood Burkhardt scroll saw, ~ G oI SRR i eohtmo tiroKor, S0 Itass Washing- tonat. ) FOR_OASH, BETWELN HAL- Rt and Bius 1oand-av: 853 Taslor s Tweltis- ats, _GATES & G0, 8 Doro Blbck, q AW-DLADRES, HOOKS' SMELT- P A it YGETE v, GRTON, Machias Broker, 220 lZast Washington-at. LOST AND FOUND, A A A A A A A A S A AR ) OST—JANUAUY. 14, ON CORNER RANDOLPI- % aud Flith-av., & physlolan’s diary for 1874, with ‘onrds ofownor, A liboesl roward will b patd by rétura- fugit to Dr. O. D, Faicbanks, 120 North Doatbora-at. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. méé‘“‘filf"u"'&‘n‘.’m;c'i;."am"%vum, W o o ; Miscollnneons. 'O, BENTCONE OF THE BIST CIGARSTANDS o d Wi olty, " Partios musning busincad uiay apply at tato aud ‘Washington G Motropolitan Hotol, cormor 1 hofaos—orio hrown, ono bay, & aud 1 ysol ‘:’“‘hfl"‘wfl"’%“,'.‘;" ‘l_ronnllalh tihe: hn‘ffl horso % 2] xaward will b pald for any o eading to thair csaprary. " THOS. BYTLNL R Tmenty first-ates or Ohlot of Poieo, Obioago, WANTED-~T0 .RENT, ANTED-! AN T 'A PHIE WEST'| A il o orer s Sobmachs CAddrors 1 iy Tribunu ofico, ¢ VW ANTED-TOENT—A (06D TIOUSE: (GF, TWO shonsibis party H ) i fesbelass, Toouilots o0 3 o u ¥ formor praforrid. MOREY & MAGILL 7 Olar e W AT 000 Toa bppiy agos. Dartine liavisy thom iy s CARDTAR, 173 La y ANTED- immodiatoly to Sallg- W ANTED-TO RENT-IOUSK WITT LIVING AND ed- 1 fioor, tato-st., and dorth ol Tty afeih it (oF ico Joaea tvams Risy T 1674~ Ok RICH & TON ANTED=TO RENT—A LOFT REAR THE MET. W A ikHitan Hateh Sarace "Arate Asd Washingtou-si. Apply at ottioo, VWANTED-TO RENT—A FURNISITED TOURE, ooa) nd of il INSTRUCTION,. N’ =A Ll o} FOR A PRIMARY WV AN LAY AR X o ULV, Hoont 4 Blotropiitan Blaok: g o REWARD-LOBT, G BLAOK AND %5 tan dog: woary s ‘fl;!; braan collnr’ snaivars to 2o o . e e e R Daeat, “OBOR s ML hIRe S - _TOR TIE R B B A Gtk sikwors b0 ths natao of nlgiur TURN O A FING i on by ilod wih blad sibbon, to s maal RIEer Blato and Twenty.sovantl; hostod by wioam and lightad by gas, Yeont rooms, siuglo | T~ GFT—A GORAT, EAT-DROP, ON WEDNESDAY | ()Th00D,& WILLIANS, AUCTIONEERS, 6 SOUTIL 4, st ot of G Sonng ot sint | T, O aiont Graohsbanise Monk Bofaing snd 10 | et il i 2 pdtion Satuiony Mentiomsisl Wors Madisonat, ON, Whahingfon-av., near Woodat., Tin P Lt iy m e e o ()9000D_& WILLIANS' AUOTION HOUBE, G il NT—ELL 3 3 i i AT A 7 ) TR iy o e e TR v i eony: | T, OFEONATOLT, OF I TNE, % O NEAR O SRR ontu it v o e Wodneniar, ot Sttlia St Jullion Europonn otoh 165 Donrbornst, __, | ar will b rowardod by loaving u.wmwmun-;'.n = Fm_g-l“,o;;figgrfll{_yfi:rama:‘g;n A Al‘\t"‘“‘l‘:fi[ E, Yow o P g JFROM CORNEI It usolic 008 mrohased ; or liboral ad- 12 BERTOEORER. ORENORS. Be, | oS A, 000 dastony OF s, | vinsos s on cimions, e, et aithor ] tho Hi300E or Gars.a paie of white_ Boar opor rsomlsn = 0, RENT_THE E’»??Sx‘i"v AND DBASEMENT ',';"gyw‘},,"";:;;{,;;‘:;""fifw said for thelr rohurn & HORSES AND CARRIAGES, TS THE BATORY AND " : : w0 BES AND DASBIAGED. < plod by W oK Hibera " Car mickionsors,’ s s | T ,0ST=ON il RIGIT OF- JAN. T BONE | JFOR §ALE-ONI LATGE DIEATT HORAE WIIGH ‘prompt payiug tonant will make tho rent vory low, ~ Ap- ‘whore south of Tlenl{;«wnn . & small account. fl'lxnf H!“aln\mh B aerteatiy nl"lnfl , lfl!m‘ Py to B, i"- ‘GUYTON, No, 19 aud 491 umozt door, up. | book. Finder will bo suitably rows d by loaving it ot fl" .“h;‘ ‘o drivity ".'"\:’ nn‘wyh 10 for ) “.’"‘ - Staira. Throiity-s000d Poltoo Htation, Bl ot 11 at atablo 60 (Vort Lakerat, -0 haraosd. 0 RENT-SE( )y, N 0 OST—ON TIIE NIGHT OF THE 1401, ON THE T voog BRI R W O R R e e i, I el fehias IR or B b | foRving a8t 1 IChONICH, o sout Gl af, | FIEY; NEWTON & G0 WTALILS, bl rne of kol RENTTITE BTOTR @ SO0 OB L AST NICHE auoU% ST, Mo BMALL | NWTANIED—X GOOD SEOONDAIAND OLARENGE TD RENT-THE STORE 88 SOU1IT HALSED-ST, L oodlo dog; Bootoh broed. A roward will bo pald lage on 41 h tor he Apply at 8 2 by ing blm to SOHWEIZER'S Hestauraat, 14§ sarriage an tinio or ohiosn for cash, Apply at grpalio Astasmy of Musls, ales olghitrooms overtha | Bikar o8 ¥ Blstact. dmusmrgrnmglmm.uu‘ 6| TRAVED OR BTOLEN_TUESDAY EVENING, MU! AL, 170, RSO D DVECTING—THOVE: | S ont I et shs ek tos Wit sEARIGL | ccomsinomcn PO i it N T Vet fayioast. soac Pauliua. Ownor, | Boyvata it NG DO O s fiamionl aa . 0COLE & BN, RAVED—JAN, 1J, 1879, TFROD TIIt BUN. | cornor Wab: o sl Adams-at, 0T REN O BAT Wost Washingto TV ANTED-SECONDIAND. PIFE ONOAN. TN. quiro o T, D. OERTIL of MeDormid & Oortel, Moreantilo Buildlivs, —FIRST-OLASE PIANO, 61 wear Wonge 8 L1 4 changod. Loans nogotlatod, A. 1L POWRLL, 77 Misoollancons, z Olaricat. . . SUIUATION WANTED-AS FOREWOMAN IN. A TAMMERING OR BTUTTERING-NO GURE, NO 1agadry, oc s dlorkehip; Lad 5 years' oxporlonce. Ad~ par, Boad for ciroular aftor Jan. 18. Olfico hours | dross 097 Tribunootiico, Lo 8. m. to 8 p. m. Dr. 1L, ¥. SANDORN, 187 West = Washingtou-st, . FINANCIAL, 5 fh A A NUNITER T BNATE SUNA 10 LOAN ON GiT. A foniato, M. O, B Ladso sty Hoemal. O DALDWIN & GO, 8{and BN, WALKER € 0. BAVE FUNDS TN hand for the purchnne of notos_having shart tima to run, securod by insido real estate. No. 7 wwioy Bulld- ing, coruor Doarbora and Madison-sts, ) TRET.OLASS PUROHASI-MONIY _NOTES . IN, 3 ;l;,“v.:.n“:n of 81,00 t093,00 wanitad. J. IIENEY EOTF, Lo . endy TATAr. | WANTEDTO' | oy o eollatorals, B, GHOSSAAN, Ttoot 13 178 Btate-ste. - MOFEY T0 TOAN O BIANONDS, WATONES, bonds, ola., at LAUNDER'S : Randolph-st., tedr Olarke EatablshodThens Cmoo 29 ¢ ONEY 70 LOAN ON D llo\" ,.f::'.'“ otlor salnsblo nfi'fim’e‘m‘]’nflgf 'n?éfigflfim‘ o ke watoncs 6! NICOLIFF, 125 Clarl lh’l‘)m%: I’nll:l.lel’.lp ZLN: MONEY T0 LOAN-ON THIOAGD OITY. FROE: . i i1 8573 twaprovod proforred. MUAD & COLS, 169 La’ Mot Catiatin, unir SR A SR Brsacss Laoan Offico, 175 Claric-at., np-stairs, Hoom e - 0 LOAN~$25,000 TN BUMS OF 23,000 TO. 85,000 FOR T b years. !). COLE & SON, 183 Wost. lllfl?lfl“n;l. 0 LOAN~85,000 OR $10,000 FTOR 3 OR & YEARS, i h;,x:, sldo roal estate, HENRY L, HILL, 8 Wash- T LOAN—21,800, 83,000, SHORT TIME; et S B e i Washbngtonae, o > Lo 'ANTED-~83,000 0N GOOD REAL ESTATE BE- curity for 3 years. §3,000 on good cé‘lluu s, <Ad- droas J 4, Teibutio ofio. AT ANTID—33,000 YOI § VIATE, Foaloniale seourity warth 0,6, Anely b0t b HILL, 85 Washinglon-at. TO #1500 TOW 1 OR 3 YEARS, ‘WANTKD—$| 200 W1l pay 10 per cont oh. #a; Saautity: smpravod only neod apply. vonl eatate, warth: $6,000. Frin Addross A 25, Tribuno offico, ANTED-THRER Ot FOUR GOOD APPLICA- tione for lonns, 35,000 ta 825,000 oachi. J, H. BI8- BILL, 4 Dryan Block. TWARTED-TG BOY—io.00 FILET MOWTGAGH ‘notex un real eatate instdo eity Jimits, or avouuos, 50 duo noxt summer; alsn, 5,000 duo ia 1 or 3 yoare, VW ANIEDIMMEDIATELY §1.60 O KEAT %3 tato soourlty for 8 years at 10 por cent, Addross D 97, “Tribuno offce. 1 800 TO LOAN ON UNINCUMBERED, REAL DL ostato in Ohlcago. HENRY J. PENT, 78 Loarbornopt,, Roww 3. TO EXCHANGE, WANT TO EXOITANGE 315,000 TO 530000 WORTIL . I of city proparty for a good 'lig;h vllllll: AU milos of the siroams of ]Mu&,\nmr und good bulldings re- Addross Ttoom 37 Rosper "10&. NGR—BY_MOMEY & MAGILL, 7 e amnt ok s oF Dy Gad: broporty, A 5 ncunib she 12000 fo0t front.an Wabaai, Miohigan, and [nisua.av moar Normal B y ond Shio, S 1o ug o, on’imy Jr.,Roouis 16 and clty, A Gulrod: hoal, Euglowaod, (ar luiproved proparty, Improvod proporti, Woat Diviklon, routing for 88,008 yone for part suburban and part oash. "Ton acros (ronting boulovard, usar Maplowood, for fn- alda prapacty, oty loisoast of Austin, noar Lako-st., forhousos snd DIVOROES. T)IVORCER TEGATLY ORTAINED. FRE ATIAR divoreu,. Hoandal avaldud, - Nin yoars' pract1oo in ho courts o Y Doat:Ofics it 1oa PARTNERS WANTED, PSRRI ool Ml b e S K WANTIDAVITIE 80,000 11 84,000 1% & P A},‘fiupm-‘unm::gh Buginossvoll na{nli'l(:lml]. o D eSS Daspialiien-abes bassiaonty o Cxmil T NTED~IN N ] P ot b A {2 i ihodt Shachoibes Wb ay oxat BEDUN Vor AnDAmL An THOLIFEAL Mk Wit O oy, ol e oo cort} b Alizoss O 81, Tribiano ofion, - Toro e 0 & OLAIRVOYANTS. DIADAMIL ll!{HJn' TILL OELEBRATED FEMALE physician and cialrvoyant, Lix no onual In hoe profos. R bt R i S i e B GENTS WANTED_TWO AOTIVE AND RELL. abla sonta to sall goode by sawplo 3 a.beth Jlen ot oamepy mauuplalu tha city, duply O e e s 1< ez it o Lavns moas Ghlosgo. DLAICH & BUND, 81 Doare 3 116 X ANGR-TEOURTNG MITT, AND ELEVA: :-I‘Dlhflr}.(ur 6. N T nd atinsaibil tivag, it g oo oura, hy Nobeasha, or K GATRS & UO., 9 Boro Blooks érty, oF tlior valug. oo FOR SALE, 2 10, P oune alico, 5o for jowelty, Addruss PERSONAL, 00 you 8008 o Know tho goidan eportuni oo know {110 golden OPPOEUONY, s SEWING MACHINES. W ILLCOX & ’?EHIDB. TITi BRT FAMILY BRWING ) o il A fapairing, WH1- oor 4 BRI, Ao el L L Al e 10 RXONANGE—XXORLLENT SPAOIOUS HOME. hriving olty, 0 _EXOHANGE-G OOTTAGKS AND LOTS AT h olty limite I 1 2. WILDIY, from 10'l0 13, 6t 43 Yozt Adamaate ” ANTRD =81, It INFORMATION WANTED, MY ANTED—INFORMATION OF PITHER OF TIIE partlos, Jniup}}llnu or Wilson Prico, adinluistrators aof the ostuta of Uadfroy Potors. Any infonnation of sald L.V“"“ will be aultably rowarded “by D, U, THUAIPEON, lestor, Dolawa=o Cennts, Pa,