Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1874, Page 7

'"HE CHICAGO PAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1874. 7 THE PULPIT. (Onitinitod frotu tho Third Paged right, and_Mr. Collicr said ho nover folt 8o sxlmmed in his life. Tho cnbman's mannors ‘were so porfect, 8o refined. Tho lecturer thon referied to tho highor oul- {ure of the Fronch and English poople, of their more correot pronunciation of ‘their ‘nllgllugn. and their auiotor, moro gentlemnanly ways i public. Every American who uat down at a Testaurant tablo was desirous of leiting evory one hear what lio said, #o as to slow how wiso he wns, X Once, in Tranco, ho mot n boy in n narrow stroct, whoto tho sidowalk was not over tiwo feol wide, aud ho asked this boy whero a cortaln placo was. ' The boy tool gront pains to go somo dis- tanco o show him, nlthough lio might havo pim- ly told Lim tho dircction without {aking the [;‘ou\lln to go out of bis way. Now, whnt Amer- ican boy wonld have dono that? The fact is, {hiat our boys thinlk It s unmanly, not doniocrat- forta o polite, A man musk bo & Christiau to Do o gentloman, No libertino or drunkard can bo a gentloman, 1lo cannot bo ono mon in the saloon and billiard-Loll, and snother in tho par- lor of good socioty. . TTho focturo closed with an invitation for all Efllmgpuauln to nttend the rogular courso of unday evoniug leotures, g A METHODIST DEDICATION. Sermon by Eresident Fowler, Evanston. Tho dedicatory servicos of tho Michigan Avenuo Methodist Episcopnl Churcl, located on tho avonus from which it gots its namo and nenr Thirty-second stroct, took placo yesterday morne Ing. 'Tho cdifico Is n uent, substantial structuro, of frame, tho orection of which was begun im- medintely subsoquont to the firo, and cost, with tho lob on which it ls buil, nccordiug to the Tronsurer's report, £48,000. 1t 18 of tho modern Gothio stylo of nrchitecture, two stories in hoignt, divided into o basement lecture-room and oburch auditorinm, the lattor capablo of comfortably sonting about 1,200, ‘Tlio basomont, horotofore occupled for church purposes, will bo used horoaftor a8 the Sunduy-schoal room of the copgrogation, Lhe church propor is neatly con- stencted, {n black-walnut, with tho wells paiuted » bright’ crenm-color and the ceiling in blue, with semi-benms crossing at cqnal distances, Datntod in bt and biue. T pulpit 1s of black: woinut, olod, ns is nlso tho choir-gallery imme- Riately to tho rear of the puipit, which containg an organ of thirteen pipes, sccmingly of great of ower. After the voli ry, & hymn wns suug By the choir, followed by a “prayer from tho pas- tor. 'Tho exercizes wero coitinted by tho read- Ing of a seloction of ‘thoSeriplures from th 8ith Penlm, » hymu was sung, whou the sormon was anvounced. DR, TOWLER, Tho Rev. 0. 1. Fowler, 1. D, Presldont of Iho Northwestern Univorsity, sclected hin toxt from the First Lpistle of John, flrsat, second, and 1liird vorses, Alter dwellivg o briof timo aud in on cloquent manuer on the solomnity of tho oc- cagion, nnd congratulating the congregation wpon having at last scoured o church in which to worship, ho satd : I am aware that vory many of ou come to this church with moro than ordinary anxloty ; it is with most of you o fleld-dny. It focs not geom possible that'ona can call up aa Importaut a themo in the great sweop of thonght nathatwhichissuggested by tho words of our tost, TLvery side of being 18 involved in it ‘What vhich wo havo in our characters in common with tho Almghty, that claims_fellowship with Ilim, that partof our boing finds subject for thought aud interest, Qod is manifestod evory- whore,—in the flosh, o alkointho world, Ilowho oceuples eternity, who is_overywhere, Is also uarrowed and limited to tho condition of n few pounds of beno and mueclo. Wo are amazod nud stung by the facts that aro crowded upon our notice, The Lands that uphold the world aro pierced by tho mails of tho oru- ciflors, Tho Almighty is robed like an cfligy and mocked liko an outcast. Tho Iivorlnsting 18 seourged and epit u}'mn Hike n slave, and crucifled like s common felon. Tho crucifixion is the contral point of tho most re- markablo combination of facts in the whole rango of thought. Lel the sun riso in tho midst of the ntreots, and it wonld bo the central thonght, Lot an angel come down on fothe earth with the glory of the world surrounding it, and it would be tho contral fact. 8o Jesus, presonted to our thoughts, becomes central, and all men nre sttracted to it ; some to doubt, some to erucify. and many to believe, but all to won- dor. While it is merely a cold fruth, this siate- mont that the lifo has been mynifested in the flewh, yeb it i8 too deep for us to uader- gtand. © Lot it Do known that Ilo cumo into our flesh and it becomes personal. From that moment forward every man becomes wreppod up in the contemplation of thab fresh {act. Tho spenker spoke of Agassiz with profound ravoreuco, and rogarded him s the greatest of modern kciontists, ‘fho Apostlo seemed to con- template this condition of facts, in tho words of tlo toxt, When o facl is taiten at a venture, wo uro ntorested by asking owsslves o sorios of qnestions. ‘The Jows always avoided hero wor- #hip, for it was o Toman idoa obtained from tho Greelw, 'The Greeks had it in their songs, bub thoy borrowed it from_ Shepherd Kings, who tools it frow tho India: e Old Testumont turns on one God. Tho Jows never deiliad Elijoh nor Mosos, noither were altars crected upon which to offer their sacritice. 1o eontinued ut considerablo longthin n strain of impnssioned eloguence, which ho concluded with tho iden that thore i8 n necossity for oue trath that wo canses and handle. One man Liaudles o toad, and that iv his {den of God. Each pooplo possosses its special iden of a God, This it Decause wo noed something that approaches the form of Jesus. TIE SUDECRIPTIONS. At tho conclusion of thoe sermon Dr. Fow- lor addressed tho congregntion, eol ing subsoriptions to discharge the cburch debt. In response {o s, an es{imated] ot nbout 24,500 was speedil peribed, which reduced the debl to about $3,000. "[his, if was thought, would bo entirely dischnrg- od by the liberality of tho congregations assom- Dled ?'culmdny iftornoon and ovening. This formality binving boen disposed of, the Dosology wos sung by tha choir, and a congregation nui- ‘boring nearfy 1,000 souls was dixmigsed with the blessing of God the Fathor involed upon them, TOABD OF THUSTEES. The following-named gentlemen composo the Tosrd of Trusteea of. the society: T. W, Liarvey, Chauncoy 'I' oyt F, D, Evans, Charles 3. Sith, 8. W. Swife, A, IL. Reoves, Sanuol Hichards, aud F. C. Buebee, P Co A, RELIGION MADE EASY. Sermon by the IRev, Mre Meredith, of the Gakiand Methodist Churchs The following is a sormon recently preached by the Rev, Lowis Mercdith, pastor of the Oak- land M, E. Church, which is situated on the cor- por of Byan avounuo and Laugley stroet: ‘Text—Entor yo inat the stralyht gate; for wido Is the gate und broud §s tho way thut leaduth 'to destruction, K muny thero U which go n thereat, Beeause,etraliht I tho gale, and narrow 18 the way, which leadotli uuto Mife, und few thers Le that fud it, Dewaro of fulso prohels, shich comd to you i sheep's clothing, but nwardly they are ravening wolves, Yo shull know thom by their frults, Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles? Dutthow vil, 13, 14, 15, aud 14, “I'hiere have nlways been In the world two class- en,—tho listless and indolent, and the uctive and persevoring, Tho right to tho blessings and {m- wunities of 1ife belongs only to the lutter, The former class obtalus thew ou illegitimate prinei- ples. ‘I'he conutorpurts of theee are fonud also in tho province of morals and religion. 1llero, tha nccossible favors and emoluments aro se- cured only by the class complyiug with tho stipu- Iated conditions, while tho other fuils nocessaril Liecause the efforts to obtain them are put fort] in an unlawful way. A glanco ot the wnrlclnF of theso two lincs of olicy in this life will show thut this practical aw of tho Gospel s indorsed by tho common goneo of mankind, Given tho fact thub thero are dilleultios in the way to o cortain end, ho would ba pronounced either & visionary ar s cowardly mau who would attempt to slut lig eyes to them, or would nndertuke to oxplnin or rousion them away, 'Theroaro two eloments in the truo way of grappling with things: ane Is, to got rid of obstnoles and dangers whon prace ticablo; tho _other, to submit to unavoldablo difticultios, Whionever mountuin, river, or sow thrasts itsel? in man’s \m{, his fleat sludy s wheothor thero is a roasonable prospect of geiting around tho trouble, eithor by bridging or travel- ing, or by outwitting time nnd discanco, by tol- ograph, Tho hindrunce to swift commorce of thiought by broud ccenus is romoved by opontng a lightning pathway through theirdepths, Tho trankit of the Alps, offected by slow und tedions climblng, Is suporsedod when the Mount Cenis Punnal orian Lo the world, *‘Dy gates ara opon, pats through " Eugopo, for sges, tolled nround thio Cnpo of Good Tlope to vench Asis, thon tried tho camel and dromedary, and aftorward the rail, ovorland from Meditorranoan to Red Bow, bt 'gave all thoso up for tho botter way of the Sucz Canal, Whon Californin bogan to throw ~ut its golden hints to the world, tho obstaclos _1tho way of gottlug thore utiered also their atern conditlons, ' Round me," sald Capo Ilorn; * or neross me,” sald Pauatan , ! grovar aud norors us,” snid {ho torrlblo Alkoll dosort and the Nooky Mountaing, This was submliited to untl the problem was solved, and fron bands wero run neroas tho ugly dosert avor the monn- taing’ prond boeke, to “whirl the world over.n now highwny, Thus man, In his best policy, nlwnys obviales dangor and troublo whonovor it booomes possiblo. ~ And thia 48 in larmony with tho spirit of Christianity, which nevor makes a virtua of courting lruu\ylm amnl nevor indorsos the aecotism which slops naide to seck difficuition, and goos throagh thow for the sake of doing it. But whon wo aro confronted by the fnovitablo, whint thon {s tho truo courso?” Lo submit in a manly spirit, and endenvor to mako tho most of cireumstances, If cuituro and education cotsti- titto the gonl, tho studont submits voluntarily to tho tyranny of tho maxim, **No royal rond to lonrning.”" If tho farmor ling his heatt on o rich haryost, e knowa it 1s polioy to hoed the words of tho wise, “Ifc that obsorveth the twind hall 10t 80w, and ho that regardetl tho clouds shall not reap.” Ilore {8 ona man sot on making monoy, another on bocoming famous In his pro- fosston, and anotbier on carrylng through a pat project which ling been tho atudy of years, Each of theso knows that, in making his cholco, Lo nlo chooses with it all tho trlals and privations incidont to such n courso, It discreet mon, thoy know bettor than to go to work to Lty to chango Lhe necessary laws of condition which govern snccoss, but will devoto thomselvos wilh earnest- ness and porsovernnca to surmount tho obstacles and diflicultios in their way. Ifof the right ntamp, thoy will pross *hostilo influcnces to thoir service, and make rovorses stepping-stones to vielory." On the other hand, tho falae wny is to reach avory goal and got ovory roward without com- plying with tho rules nor submitting to any of tho {uconvonioncos, restraints, and trinls of tho courae londing to tho sume, Such in tho mothod adopted by tl u]mmsucu which infest socioty. Thoy ara men living a nort of vegotablo lifos “ihoy tofl not, noithor do nmr spin, and yob would willingly bo arrayed in glory grontor than Solomon's. Fhey would pluck all the fruit, reap all tho hinrvosts, and pookob all the prizes of lifo, without_doing & thing to entitle thom to tho samo, But thoro is always connected with this tho redooming consideration, thet much charac- {ors ara looked upon aud treated as dishonorable shirkera of responeibility, Lot us sco how oll this applics to religious mattors, 1t is o matter of astonishment how go many allow thomselves to ignora tho plain fact, that n m‘lucl\"lo whicl is true in temporal afluirs must be 8o also in spiritual; that the rales which govorn all legitimato wuccoss in life ust also abply to the saue in the highor ronhm. If the oy of living wo liave poiutod out is falso aud unlawful, pronounced so0 by tho universal con- seat of the common jndfimnut of mankind, and Dy the higher vordiet of Divineequity, what sor. cory can make it right whon ecarriod into the provineo of thosoul? And yot this false prin- ciplo i3 tho provailing ono in oll the systems and theories which have diverged from the commonly- accopted Biblo way of suivation. Liko the text- Dbooks gotton up sometimes to study langungos on n new plan, such as Fronch or German * mude onoy,” which so_disappoint.tho ambitious stu- dent 3 80 the world is cursed with these teachers who dupo tho thousands with their “Roligion medo c“f"" +¢!'he Taithinl and Truo Witneas" says hero, Powsre of fulso Prophets.” And why? Be- cause thoy tench smootls things, which, notwith- standing the harmloss oxterior, mesn really cruolty and death ; for tho ** shoop's clothing covera ™ tho ravening wolf.” ‘hoy attempt fo widon the gato, and make broader the way, in tho facoof Obrist’s mandale, ** Enter yoin ot the stralght gato.” s This is doue by compromising tho truth in obedionce to the demands of aporveried na- turo. At tho vory euntranco to s roligious lifo Christ domands repentance for all pust Bins. “Repent yo, for the Kingdom of Ilcaven is ab hand.” The sinful heart rebols agninst this. 1t goes ngainat tho grain to acknow! edgo sin, and Tore g0 to répent of tho same. ** Listen tome,” suys tho now Prophat, *jnmy creed repentauco is not found, for I manage to make out that it s not noeded. You uced not pelt yourselves with bad memorios. Salvation docanot come outof tho memory!" What n wolcome Gospel to the many! But tho troublo is not only that its apinit porvorts tho tonchings of Christ, and the great doctrino of the Pentecost, ** topent and be converted, thet your sius may bo blotted ont,” but also gocs ngaiust tho testimouy of man's own conscionce, It I8 very ensy to say, Yo bavo no loisuro morbidly to look buclk,” Dut the past with which we aro personally con- corned 16 not something outside of us; itisa part of our own hiatory and esporionco, and cannot bo #o easlly ignored, however doeirablo o conpummation that might ba for many. Tho sinful past is * the body of this doath,” which 18 fastencd to us until some hLigher power than our own, oven *Jesus Christ our Lord,” ‘W ghall doliver " ug from it, It cannot be fi?t rid of without ropentnnce; ecertalnly not by talling pootry about climbing the brighit steoples of the future, “Ye must bo bora agnin," is another of the Inexorable mandates of Christ. Tho human heart, to its very dopths, feels that to bo true, but yob recoils from it. Toking the ndvantage of this recoiling, our reconstructor of tha Gospel says: “ 1e only meant, you must cbango your ideas, oud como out into a now intelloctual realm, develop whatisin you, ¢ enltivate your soul's forces,” * work out tho sdmirablo forees of your natwte.) * How casy for the hicart, alrendy in robollion against Diviue truth, to yleld to the seductions of utterances thus framed on purposo 1o harmonize witht its likings} The gate is widoned aud tho way rondored easior by romoving rostraints, Pure and unde- filad roligion impokes somo wlolesomo dutios and restraints upon thoso who profess it. Thoy are rominded ne they pass along thnt the way is narrow, that thoir path is ono of self denial,—n cross-boaring path. ‘Fhese dutios and restraiuts aro essentinl to our well-being. Even tha anthor of Salvation was made porfect through snfforing. He loarned obodience, Butallthisis distastoful ton sinful nature. On nccount of {his nversion, theso restraluls wore mado ns light o8 _possble, and personal duty, peraonal respontibility, personal obligation to God, nro all gwops oft_tomnke room for _ethical und philo- sophical disquisitions that stearclenr of tho hoart and coneclence, The moral reatraints imposed by ap) reheusions of dunger are also removed. e Word of God utters the ominous warning, “ Pecauso thero is wrath, bewara,” It talks of ¢ yyrath to come,” of * a cortain foarful looking for of judgment and fiery indignntion™ for all who ‘*sin willfully after recoiving the knowl- edge of tho truth,” Dut the modern, like tho ancient, flse prophet, aiways endenvors to nunul thesv apprehensions by proving them unfound- ed. Itis mi**Pence} ptnco! where there is no peace.” In these theological drug-storod tho Tionost labals which proclaimed **I'oison” are all removed, and the significant death’s-head and cross-bones are superasded by flowers. and smiling sugels, "Phoy also hold out false inducements and mako men subjecta of falso lmlwu. Taoplo in this lifo are too familiar with tho laws which govorn thinga to domand wagos for work un- doue, or toloolk for tho eweots of rosy which only bolong to the faltful toiler, But in a roli- gious senso this is all roversed by these tonch- o8, Mon aro enconraged to look for pensions and rewards, without engaging in _any contlicts, Tineh one is taught to sing o revised edition of tho old hymn T st ho earrled to tho akles On flowery beds of cuse; ‘Without one fight i cluteh the prize Til sadl o'er smiling eens, Clwist placed over tho wide gate: “To De- struction,” This s pn&nm\ over, and a now ona substitnted : “To Lifo!" But the trath will not dio, the paint of falschood eannuot ob- literate it; distinot and clear it is thero not- withatauding : © Wido is tho gato and broad is tho way that Jondoth to destriction.” And what is the test of all this? * By their fruit yo shall know them,” Whut is tho most promotive of trust, good will, and pure mor- ality smong mon 7 18 it the cold theories of rationalism, and the spurious faith of & gorbled Gospol ? 1o the nbetiors of theso oxpect Lo promote tho construction of a holy world by runuing their {flmvnlmrl! through the founda- tigns ? A mutiluted Christinnity Is arrsigned and condemned by the tost of Listory and ex- iorience, And it thero o heart inta whioh it hrings contont,— spirit wlioso yournings it Hot- istles ? Lot thom testify ! et AN Another Theory Concerning Droaims, A novel and fnteresting theory ns to the na- turo of dreams was lately propoundod beforo tho Ttoyal. Modical Institution, by Prof, Hwnphrey, of Cambridge, Englund, doflning drewmns as nob » normal nccompsnimont of sleop, but rather a rosult of tho abnormal or imperfect condition vt the organ of mental aotion, In tho natural stato, ha #nys, woshould pass from walofuluess to comploto unconsclonsnons, und vice verss, al- most instantanaonely, and this ja the caso with many persons ; moro’ froquoutly, however, tho tranaition i8 protracted, und stages aro obsorved in which the gloop is but partinl, In this case, according to Prof. Ilumphirey, the corabral organ Velng It on imperfect stalo, e nehion is imper- foot, snd tho Nrst offoat of the lossening of its vital vigor Is a loss of tho highest form of montal power—the control ovor tho montal oporntions; and, in thiscondition, tha thowhits yamble un- checked, chuso one uanothor coufusodly ovor tho mentul fiold, and glvo rike to all sorts of incon- gruitios of tho Imagivation, . SPRINGFIELD. An Unprofitable Santurday Ses- sion of the General Asgsembly. Noisy and Rowdyish Proceedings in the House, A New Move to Secure the Location of a Southern Penitentiary. The Democratic Opposition Pro- “ paring Their Now Plat- form, A MODEL LEGISLATURE. svecial Disvatch to The Chicado Tribnne. TIOWDYISI PROJEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE SrrixorieLD, IlL, Joan, 81,—After tho rending of tho journal in tho Ilousa this morning, Brad- woll, whose eagle oyo took in the proponderauce of empty tents, moved a call of tho Houso, which showed but 72 mombers present. Joncs moved that the doors of the hall Do closed, a8 thoro wera n number of earpot-sacks in the room swaiting for tho noxt train, and that tho groab and good agricultnral Mofiitt, who was to bo candidate for Govornor on the samo tickot with bim (Joncs) for Trensuror, wnd obeorved going down-gtairs threo stops ot & timo. Tho doors wero ordored closed. ENDENS UNDER ARREST. A Speakor's warrant was then fssned, Tho Doorkeoper staried to arrest absont mombors, and niot 1Topkins, of Coolt, whom ho brought to tho bar of the 1fouso, amid the n})p]nusn of the Tlopresontatives of tho pooplo of the Stato of Tihnois, MM, Hlopkius, Leing asked why ho did 1ot como within the bar of tho Houso and vote, stuted vory frankly that hointonded goiuk home, and ha did not wish to follow tho exmmplo of those who voted ngainet a rocess and thon skedaddled. Dr, Dradwoll honored the franlk- noss of his collonguo, nnd moved that hoe bo ex- cused, Mr. Hart made his cconomical speoc, bont saving monoy to. tholr constituonts, ne it husiness done Without a quoruu was worth any- thing. Tho sBccch was unworthy of any ono but & buncombe orator, and was hardly becomivg tho dignity of a candidato for o high oflico. Jobnston was opposed to excusiug Mr. Hop- kins, a8 ho had no 1ight to broak up o quoruul. If thoy hud no respect for thomsolves, they should bave some for their conslituents, which was the truest thing ho said. Loowmis ot Johnston in tho weelr, by inquiring what time ho (Johnnton) camo to sttend to the intorast of his constituonts, Johnston hhmhlnglg eald ho cama tha second week of the sossion, ~ Somo ono suggested that tho Post-Ofiico wag on firo there was so much smoko iu it. Tho Spenkor ordered tho pipes nud cigars to be oxtivguished. Hoplins asked if ho could bo represented by counsel, and the Iouyo wos very morry, Casoy moyed to amend the motion to exeuse by com- pelling tho culprit to pa{ costs, and thore wae wore _merriment. Warner was arrest- cd. Motions, points of order, privi- Jeged questions, ound parlismentary tactics tangled overything up, and it was all tho Speaker could do to ravel tio knot,—tho mombers notbo- ingablo to assist him, a the{ are not very bright parlinmontarisus, A general crogs-oxamination nnsucd, aud tho lie indircet was bundiod across the 1iouso until it was proposed to arrcst gentle~ men for unparlismontary language. Mr. Warner oxplained that bie had been in the Tlousoe, but, scoing no prospect of a quorum, deeided to ;i:w homo and attond to privato busi- ness, a8 ho hiad boon prosent every day during tho seswion, while members lad” boen absont tilrrnu and again, 1o had no othor excuse lo offer, Mr, Lemma wasarraigned at tho bar,and plead- ol thot ho did net expeet & quonww, aud his watel hnd ruu down, and he remained at bis hoarding-house. Ilopkins said Lo Lad no walch o run down. [Grent laughter] Mr. Moore was takon in custody, and also be- fieved there would not bea quornm. After tarther weangling, laughing, yelling, aud Co- joonche-like antics, firther procecdings un- der the call wero dispensod withy and, with olghty morubers, tho Louse protendod to transnct busi- uess, Dlr. Jobnson Look ocenslon to ADVANCE A LITTLE BILL of his, and ono or _two othor gentlemen did the same, o suail attendance being nlways takon ad- vantage of o promoto special legislation, aud bitls that witl not bear serutiny. A FEW SENATE DILLS wworo rend A first time, and Mr, Hopkins moved that all the absentecs bo brought to the bar of tho Houso a8 fast ns they roturn. ANOTHER WARRANT ~was issued, and tho farce of urraigning them will toke place next week. 'Choy arowmore guilty than tho four men arrested,” who hiave been it their soats during the scesion. A disgracoful day in tho history of this General Assembly was onded by adjournivg till Monduy. The direet couso of this folly ave the dem- agogues who _controled 'the Bovubllcnn cancus, who did not daro make the party respousiblo for n rocess, but_tacitly per- mitted members to go howo in detachmnants, with the hopa of keoping onough hore to mnke n pretouso of doing busitioss, docaiving tho poo- ple. The farmers are not so terribly up to suufl, Tnatond of taking liold of things and roceiving them in the intorest of oconomny, a8 thoy might, they havo surrendered thoir “indopendence to political hacks and wiropullors. ‘The digorder of lo-day portook of a rowdyish char- acter, unbooming a logislative bedy. 'his’ geseion should wover have been lield. Tho usofulnoss of this Goneral Assembly Los passed, ond tho fwisest thing it can do is to'conmit_euicide, and end itd miser- able oxistenco by adjourning at once and for- over, ‘Lhe railroad suppers and cauouses, hold to advance the intercsts of a fow politiciaus, have demoralized the whole concorn. — SOUTHERN PENITENTIARY. A NEW MOVE. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Srmxarier, 1L, Jan, $1.—An act was passed somo yoars ago, providing for the appointmont of Commissioners to locato & Ponitentinry for Southern Iliinois, bub the Benato mover con- firmed the nominations, and nothing has been done. The soutliorn membora aro dotermined to push the mattor at this session, and, it possible, Booure the location of an insti- tution, taking the chances aftorward for its orcction, A committeo of Sonutors and Ropro- sontativos has boon %Tn!ntud, and a public mooting will be held at Odin, where tho sounth- ern counties will bo represented, next Lriday. e MISOELLANEOUS. TUE OPPOBITION. Spectal Dispiateh to The Chicago Tribune, SPRINGFIED, 1ll,, Jan, 81,—The committoe ap- pointed by the Opposition caucus have propared o short address and resolutions, which will be submitted to o meoting to bo held noxt weele, What will bo in thom has not been mado publie, ut it is undorstood that thore will be a formal ADANDONMENT OF THE LD FPARTY, and the announcemont of a willinguess to co- operate with all who aro opposed to the monopo- Jies nnd corruptions that have frnwn up undor the fostoriug care of (he ruling party. Tho eaucus will probably indorso tho viows of the Committeo in spite of the growling of o raw hurd-hended gentlomen, who have still faith in the existonce of the Domacrutic party. TATLROAD BUPLEI Another, and probebly the Inst, of the quo wurranuto suppers was enjoyed lust ovening by n munbor of Bunstors und Ropresonta- tives. ‘Lhnt theso enmbumcs oo givon with the oxpeotatfon of influencing railrond logislution ia apprront to evory ono, for, with all thoir wealth, railroads aro not in the hublt of eutertaining gentlemen who can ;iivn thom nothiug In roturn, 1t i elaimod by those who have attended that rail- youds wers not montioned during the meal, Tha innocents protend to imagine that a shrawd lob- Dyist would try and cuptura tliem on the spot, 1lo knows battor. Ifo indes his time. ‘Ihoy ure not more friondly monly, for tho host knows nothing of his guests but that thoy ave membora of tho Logislature, and it 18 a strango clrcum- ptance that, with rare oxcoptlons, the gueats wore all mombers, A rumor that GUEENDACKS WENE LEING UBED s beon in eironlution, but perhaps the wish was fathor of ke muug\xz lu tho minds of mem- beors, ‘Limo will tell, IN THE BENATE, There was no 3“ rum prosent In tho Sonate this morning, and an hour was spent in reading Dills o first timo, ‘o question of Btatos Iights was raised in & humorous resolution prosontod by Mr, Osgey, sn old-timo Demovrat. It cou- cortiod tho arrost of Benator Burka by tho United Htatos District_Court for contempt, lio boln Superyisor of Macoupin County who refusoed to oxtond tho naronament made for the paymont of tho Mncoupin County Court-Iouse on ordor of tho Court. 'ho sesnlon of tho Bonnto helng thuo turned into a farco, at 11 an ndjournmont was ordoredt 11l Monday morning. ENACTING TIIE BONEDULES, Tho announcenont that tho Bupreme Courk has deotdod that tho Legislature has power to roguinto tho rates for storlug grain in ware- houses, han been discussed by mombors, and thoy concludo therefrom that the samno rule ap- plies to raflinyn, sud that thoy should onact the schodules nt ouc —— STATE LEGISLATURES. MINNESOTA, Snecial Dispateh lo The Chicago Tribune, 8. PAur, Minu,, Jau. 81,—Tho Bonate ordered an luveatigation into tho nffairs of Oass County, which, with o populntion of loss than 100, and tho ronl ostato mostly owned by non-rosidents, is in dobt $18,000; paid £2,800 for blank books, Jovios for a tax of §23,000, nearly nll for oNicors' palaries, and expended most of the money in violation of county laws. In tie dobate Senn- tors montionod Morrieon and othor countios ns rimilarly mismannged, hnving paid 92,000 to £8,000 for books, onough to Inst hnlf n eontury, and o committea wad inatructed to inquire into sll slmilar cases, DATLROAD TAXATION, The Attornoy-Genoral sout to the Sennte a communication sustainiug the Rallrond Com- misslonors, clmming that tho Winoun & 8t Potor's ailrond Compnny owes & large balauce of taxos on gross carnings, which ho ostimatos ab £60,000, ‘The claims arising from a docleion, at tho instance of tho Compony, declaring unconatitutional and void ll ncts requiring tho Company to coustruck fenees, oto., granted for two or throe yoars o roduction of tha (nxes from 3 to 1 por cont, Tho Compnny pald the roduced tax, but the nct failing, it {s claimod it must pay the Lalance of the 8 por cont for thoso yenrs. BMITI'S INDIAN PINE BALES wero ngoain discussed ou n motion to amond tho 1louso memorial asking Congress to amond thom, The ouly olppnmuon oxpresgod was to tho declarntion of the State's propoerty-right in tho resorvation lands, which is omitted by tho proposcd smendmont, Mr. Dounolly, Choirman_of the Investigation Committeo, gald tho Committee alrendy has evidence war- rauting tho assertion that tho sales woro une necessnry, frandulently conceived, nnd at prices far below the value. Tho nmount of pine }nu%ur contract “is estimatod at 1,000,000,000 cot, IN THE HOUSE. The bill to ropenl tha Inebrinto Asylum law, and distributo the fuuds, was sent to tho Com- mittes of tho Wholo after o loug debnto, with tho ITousa about equally divided. STATIONERY, A resolution providing for the payment of Merrill & Co., for stationary to place on the mombora’ doske at the opening of tho sossion brought forty to the floor at once. In ton min- utes all bud spoken to tho subject, and tho reso- Iution was voted down. NEW DILLS, Bills wore introduced locnting the Incbriate Asylum ot Rod Wing and ot Worthington, B LS owa. 8pecial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Des Morses, 1a., Jan. 31.—No stops have yob beon taken in tho Logislature to investigato Judgo Coles. The opinion pravails that thoro enn bo no caso mado against him on technical grounds, Tho ubject scontinucs to bo tho topic of couvorsation. Anattempt was mado to-day in tho ITouse to pass a resolution for a rocess of two weeks. Tho rasolution was opposed by the Anti-Monopolisty, nud on & voto to tablo was carried by a good ma- jority. The Anti-Monopolists will oppose a re- coas, unloss it be very short, and sufliciont only to aflow tho Visiting Committoos timo to go im- mcdlntolf to tho State justitutions and roturn, Tho biil to puy milenge td membors, which possed this moruing, included o clauso_allowing the Spenker pro tem. oxtra per diem of 25.° Mr. MoKoel, & shrowd Anti-Monopolist, hap- poned to digcover the error, and this nfternoon moved a racousideration, This croated parlin- moutary sparring, but this motion provailed by o purty vote. —— COLORADU, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Dexver, Col,, Jan, 81,—The Lower .Ilouse of tho Legislnture passod o bill fo-day romoving the capital frola Denver to Pueblo. The vote in tho Uppor House will be very closo on this quostion, The result was brought about by a swap-off between membors throngh approprint~ ing #16,000 {o the Colorndo Univorsity, at Boulder. —_— OHIO. Covrumpus, 0., Jon, 31.—This morning bills wero introduced fo allow notos and bills paysblo ut sight throo daye’ grace; to require o majority of fresholders fo potition for the opening of & road ; algo to tax Iland-ownors for tho construe- tion to roads not further than two miles at the termiui of the rosd; and for the appointment of o Btato Inspector of Mincs, A Dill wus introduced for the survey and salo of canal and swamp lauds for the bevoflt of tho Agricultural College. AMUSEMENTS, THE MUSICAL COLLEGE SOINEE. Tho third soireo in tho rogular season of tho Chicago Musica! Collego, which was given in the parlors of that instilution Friday evening Inst, was o grand success, and was attended by an immenge sudionce. Theso soirecs, which are simply for tho pupils and their frionds,—no in- vitations being sont out,—are doing an excel- lont work in conucction with the system of tenching pursued in tho Colloge. The next solreo will Do dovoted to Beothoven. With the oxcoption of two or three Schumann songs, both the vocal and instrumental numbers will bo mado up from Beeothoven's muslo, As ou aux-~ ilinry to the study of music, the Colloge manage- ment hag added “instruction in Fronch and Ger- wan to the rogular curriculum of the Colloge : THE COURTS. Ordetrs Made by the Supreme Court. Tho Authority of Outside Judges Aflirmed. Bankruptoy Items-..New Buits-+-County Court, BUTTIEME GOURT ORDENS. Tust prior Lo the closo of the Jnnunry torm of tho Bupreme Court Snturday, tho fullowing ordors woro mada : Oupknep, That in all cases swhero tho ovidence shall Do taken andl writion aut by n short-liand reporter, aud Ahall 1o embodicd In the bill of exceptions or curtifl. eatoof evldente, the samu shall not Do printad i the abatract_ st writfon ont by aald roporter, but ahll be, Ly tho plainti in orror or appolisnt, condoiinad 50 a8 £0 mrciont o Lsiics clearly nd concisely in the abe struc Onprnep, Thol in all elvil cases dockoted in ono Graud Divislon, and parties desiring n chiatigo of venua Lo anothor Grand Diviajon, tho samo mny bo dote only under an order of the Court i tho Graud Division where tho ease s eou docket THE AUTHORITY OF ASSISTANT JUDGES FIED, In tho case of I, A, Alber agatat K. K. Jones, tried in tho Buporior Court bofore Julge Me- Ttoborts in Septomber Inst, & novol quostion was rajsed. Judgo Mokuborls lnd Loon callod in under a provision of the Jaw authorizing othor Judges in noy county, on cortaln condltions. Tho poiut was ralsed whother o Judgo sitting out of his district bad any suthority, sndthe coN- bill of oxcoptions moade in Ehe above caso nlleges that tho trinl was nob bad before n Judge of tho Buperior Court ; that Judgo McRoherts had no authority or jurisdiction to hold a byanch Court or try snid case, and tho proceedings wore coram pon ju- dico, and void, An argumont was had hofore Judgo Murphy, and Lo deliverod an elaborate opinion upholing the law. Tho caso was then npposled to the Bu- prome Court, whoro n docision was filed Satur- duy aflirming the docision in the Superior Court, DILL TO CLEAR UP TITLE, Bamuol Nay filed a bill Baturday in the Circult Cowrt sgninst Byduoy P. Waiker and Mary Waller. HHo statos that in 1840 e, Martin_ G. Taylor, and Thomas A, 8poors combined to buy from the (fovernmont the southenst quartor of tho northnwest quarter of Beo, 17, 87, 15, ench varty contributing equally. The patent, for convenionco sako, was mado to Spoors alons, but with tho understauding that ho should convoy to tho others whon thoy wishod. In 1856 Bpoera dicd, lowving & wifo nnd child, Tho oild, Josephine, in 1860 married Sidnoy Walker, and | sho' slso died in 1368, lonving & duughter Mary, one of the dofendnnts, In June, 1878, ‘Inylor sold all his intorest to complainant. Koy now brings suiv to have the titlo in Mary Walkor, obtamed from Spoers, bhor grandfathor, declnred n trust as to two-thirds, and that sho or Sidney P, Walker, her grands fathor and_gunrdisn, may be compelled to con- voy that titlo to hun, DANKRUPTCY ITEMS, Andorson, Rico & Co., of Peoris, filed n poti- tlon in bankruptey, Friday, against Fernnudo . Proscott, of Ottawn. Petitioners olaim tho sum of $482,92 on two over-due notes, and churge Proscott with having coufessed judgment in favor of ome Qeorge B. Prexcott for 92,240, on which an _ execution was issuod, A rule to show cause Fob. 14 was isguiod, and also nn iujunction against tho snlo of tho ?uouu under the execution, suda pro- visional warrant of scizura. John B. Ellison & Sons, of Philadelphis, filedl & potition ogainst Gerritt L. Huyck, claiming $3,568.78 to be duo them on various promigsory notes, Suspension of paymont aud tho allow- ing of an oxecution to belovied on his property. Huyck mnde a confession of bankruptey in opon court, and wna adjudicated, and a warrant is- sued, returnable March 2, . An ordor was ontered dismissing the procoed- ings ngniust John M. Finch. A dividend megting in tho caso”of J. D, Kin- Jkend was ordered for the 26th of Fobruary. Mark Kimbpll resigned his position ~ as As- signeo of Benjnmin Lombard, aud Homer Coolk was anpointad in his place. MISCELLANEOUS, A motlon was mnde bofore Judge Moore, on nftidavits horetofore flled in the casa of Iares againgt Inres, for tempornry slimony, —‘I'he Court allowed Ars, Hares $50 o month and $100 golicitor’s feos as temporary olimony uutil tho suit for soparate maintonauce sbull Lo leard, Tu tho ense of Wilcox against Fauntloro] Co., which wos an action commenced somo time ago to have un account in a lumber spcculation, lengthy argument took placo Saturday Lefora Judge Moors, on the question of the appoint- ment of & RRecoiver, The Court finally decided that n Receiver was nocesgnry, aud named homas 8. Fanutloroy as Recoivor of the 4 Joint-Adventure Company Po-dny is tho first duy of the Febritary torm of the Superior Court, No oxtra Judges will bo in attondunce. BUPERIOR COURT IN DBRIEF. Bonjamin L. Lobin began suit for $1,600 against Atme Grifith and William Grifith, CINCUIT COURT, Willinm Blanchurd, Jobn J. Dorland, and Toratio G. Billings commenced an_action in nesnmpsit against Walter 8. Babeock, claiming £3,000, COUNTY COURT. On tho potition of the County Agent, the Conrt issued an order for & warrunt and vonire 10 try the question of the iusanity of Mury Q'Kane. Harriot B. Whittlesey was appointed admin- intratrix of tho estate of tho Inte Charles IL Whittlesoy, undor an approved bond of £120,000. e e— TG RENT--HOUSES. 00M COTTAGE, LARGE LOT, NO. 3 por wonth. 10 RENT- STOIY AND TIASEMENT FRAME No. Widand 1076 Wabash-av. Iuquito ab TNT_OINEAP-NO. 210 NORTIL BTAT 2.tory ud bascment brick, 8 roows, closole 1l Tpravomunta; i complote ordor. riLiore TTONY, No. 17 Dearbiocn.at. ANTHONY, N0 s UNION PARK CUURCH CONCERT, Louis Fulk, the favorile musicina, has ar- ranged a coneort Lo bo givon at the Union I'ark Congrogational Church, on Thursduy ovoniug, | & Teb, B, with the following programme : T AL 1, Ovorture *Semiramide" »eee oo TROBBINL TO RENT--ROOMS. o, RENT_BLEGANTLY FURNISHED ROUMS: also, an_unfornished suffe, oxaept cnrpats, witl hduti Honuro Bluck. " Auply ot Room 25, OITY REAL ESTATE, [ EPORePe L L ML L L AN (0T BAT IRy D. COLE & 8 ZAT, RRTATE: I"w'fl."“'?‘fi;'}n‘\“ Wane Nndlltnnmlt"i)z‘vl“ Ady BEEATR wont cornor Loo ; & grent nrain 1F auight 01 TRIARH Vati1hi oalss 8t ottago, And Int S0x10), 43 Kot Halsted Tlot northwest coraor Tylor and 1oyn 70 feot carnar Woor and Yt ron-ate. Biugle fofa om all of tho loading atreats, Wost Bido, 70 HREAMAN ORWOMAN IN OFiT- €0 who onn raloa $300 iat. i oitlome s Iot i iaske ol Ao hiso g {down, Unlancy mon(hly paymionts, and- snuieh ogs | valuo'? 1f ‘yos, wo_cah tlvon grani ohianco, Auply nk ohie o 10l 's SRSV D oarbormeets Ttomials it SATR—TOR_ATIOUT WALF TT8 VATA E Jliton yeara, fo nessly Ll o PR L ke o, Telbutio ooy o (1ver soutls of TORBALE-82,000 1 ASTITAN COST, NEV ! . 604 W ) et fes Tty pose Aatlan JrORBALE-AT RO, A LOT 4 FEET TROKT O v ,‘vhvll,x;:mmm’“ carnor of Thirty.fiestat, and Calumot. i T now louncs, rantod st A1) oo A oonk "afust b0 aold Moniday. B, 11, Nus, i ik o F N SO OILRALIENOTTIT STDI { " ing on Shofliold, Bexter, Helmont-ay, and “lwli;bl anypnynbrs, ANYDIEL Siorthoat coror Monroo TOTA-20 T,OTA FRONT- and Itacina-ava,, Ig{\“!‘:;‘;\ 250 to 8500 onch | izon Building, 1 prico, f iicoy trom ) 88, oR £00 LOTH BTRIOT TOUND- Jn s B, vl R, o ALLIENE ORANI, 16 Monsongt, * /7 0 tio WANTED--MALE, HELP. ANTRD_A FIRSTORARR Y VWANTED-A TIRST.OLABS SHiEETa Akt other noad apply, ~ GIUIMEI ! N, i il Aty AW ST, TRD — N RTeYA NTRD — (it EMPLOYMVNT. LS IR R L Gl G o andy oo wanted. Tl Bnetioninrs Trop. A NIERDEEONS o0, "Ciovcinia, G, o ] . Y ANTHED=A FEW WEN OF qoon ADDE and gontlomanly sppenranco fo assist in plscing atocl i n AN IRGUSINR. Soimiany, o work i the city: ‘Adzean, st prosont or formor ozcupation, 1 il no '\Vl’n‘mn-’rum DAY, 2 AGENTS, MATE O fomalo, witl from 81 to 86, o Vonlcles it from 81 Lo 6, osal e iewtasliog Wi —OANVASBERS OF FIRNT-OLARS ABIT, ity for thomost magnificont ustratod neadnThia gty 63 WARIIEN, i Mebte: VWANTED-MEN " TO' SHLL, OHANG GHANG Blggost chanco ovor offerod to mako money, Oug out 3 bozos In o armor, Whio had ol 't com. iing Chiang ang, 99 Hant Madison.at., Jtoom b. o 3 afno, mon okin; e A hani Madisonoere Ttaom 42, 70! oyont o givon, Y droun with atami, 167 Sonth Glark e Ttoom 5. * ™ FO:'ia f.’,':.{:&*z&.?n".‘.." (;MY)'I-M WEST LAKEST,, T O g A I S TOIL BALTE-ON OF var, price i e mant batmer of Madiuon and Clatk pta; 9 APHD, JOR SALE-OHEAD-TOT 6 FERT Tl 1‘ foot doop on ofth ido of my ro: hlun(ggl;d‘¥vm Adamsat,, fronting on Jefforson Park{ the most beanti- lul“l‘r])c:lllon for a residonce in Clicago, Office 48 South TOR AL DASHIEL.NT, 4 T,OTS, 2513 FAGIT, nol rme, A ke et Monven Asil Tabaifienge. oo btldtg, TroR s:\?n—nfl'fi?u HAILSTRDST,—8IX LOTA Trontio sted:at, near Contros el : oy Azt A LN I e T 0% TENTIRE BLOOK ad \' ANTED_ANY NUMBTR OF GOOD RELIABLA e Chuantors,malo and forislo, toady and profitabie & g omm| Anply at Room 5, B laricat, s VY ANTED-GARDET SALESNAR, ONF WITO UX. encen, It W, . A8 Rorth Fourtisates Her Touis, Mo, o ANTED—A BMART BOY T0 ATTEND RAMDIR room in wi " ab Y, 2oom i winio and liquor atore, 1237 Woat Madison: WANTED-FEMALE HELBP, ANTED-A 00\“(’?‘1"!’;“19.'?&. c W e Aty aLost Ioaanny VTR TANTED-AT 801 MlDlllGAN»AV.d A FIRST- clags canky washier, and iranor good rafortion xo- auired,Call atfor 8, in {hio morning. nortlicast cortior Monroo and LaSallo.sta, Th olimtons BNYDIR & Lictt, 14 Nizon Lullding, northcast coruar Monroo and LaSallo.sta, ]Pon BALE—VERY OHEAP—-QCTAGON STONE. 1} front rosidence, two stories and basomout, excollont focation, West Blde, HMENRY WALLER, JIt., Room 4, ‘3‘ Waslilngton-at. VOR BALE-VERY OIEAP—BRIOK DWELLINGS Harrhameste Neuk Morgin VILLLTE BB RS E OO rgan, Pl o N oo 18 dsjor Bhock, o Lokl i OR BATE~ON MOST REASONADLE TERI noma of thio bost, liouses in tha oity: 171 Lasallo:at. ; hause ronting and roal patato. WITLS OARMAN, SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. A e e AR A S [FOR SALT_WASHINGTON HRIGTS 0 AonE, il from eailroad, orgie Padh aL K par Aevo.; 400r B aaros, 155 vies WANTED-2 GOOD DINING M S, P WA MPnto I 1D wont Modtmnat o AP Employment Agenoios. rivato. tamiior, a . city, and ocintty: 2t MHE: DUSKI offcor 0 MTuaREnons: SITUATIONS WANTED~--IMALE. Trados. TTUATION WANTED-BY A PRAOTIOAL MA. ohinist, an ongineor; capabla of taking chargo of ma ghingry, tall or nddress MACHINIST, 87 Iliinota:st. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Domostios. TTUATION WANTED~BY A FIRST-OLASS DIN- {ng-roem glel,or clinmber-maid, or sooond-girl, Piosso call 11 Ruble-st, e o Sid-sroosiog 0. BI0OYIF 201075 | 3" ik dsiakract B TASTY OF (roniig; pov oy ellapBptialot, oinnio tacuaf sero ppriy | STRENGOI oWl hoisovoton focsud otk s pi TG0, (ke Tiare ,,_"é“.)_ o opehango, JAMES I | (4o Family. Dlonso oall at 1134 e Soagy » e (Oll ALE—13 VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES IN Sonmstressos. A% . 973 and 24 Addons daya 99 Tribung Fons.u.n-’rwm.vnvle'DRsmAB B IOUSES in Englowood, 33 miles from city lmite; no rivers to ot o Galara; 0 Bratelay pasnneoe i Sal o iy pos o) i T y RGN 37 and 374 Statomte 2 o] Ot BALK~4 VERY FINE HOUSES ON LA 3 pal '] J BROS., %3 and 994 smm-“n. y e o Ot SATE-LOTS, BLOOKS, AND AORES NEAR Ifl i ')N"’.ré:" Bhovs and Coutral Parks sholca o 3 EOR it an e mp o, Yo Ouitetn OR_BATI—OMNOIOR PACKING-HOUSI L orty nt I/nion Stock.Yards Vackors” Additions, JAB, Dearborn-at. .A.GOO.DM:\NV &xCU?. r"I’;’\ T TIARGAINS IN LOTS, BLOOKS, AND neros, choap lofs just wost of city limits near car shiops and Oontral Lark: sbstracts elven and wmonthly pay- pents takon, JAS. B. GOODMAN & GO,y 78 Doar- FFOR SALE-CIEAT, NEAR FOUTIL OMIOAGO- 150 acres with wato front, at a grost, bargau: Leat invostmont fu thiat vicinity at tho price, Alro, 5, I, 20, & 40, 0, 00, and 400 acre (raota woll 10caiod, part Uova- okmOat. OF mmiodiaty. aubdlviion. a3tnd . Wil Gaio T o Bigan, Nov 10 Doare THOR SALEIN EVANSTON_TOUSES AND LOTS, ‘acros and inoks at bargain: small paymonts dawn, Dalanco on long timo; or L will teada real ostate, at c figures, for fitst-clasa furnitaro, macblo.manfols, dry. rdwaro, carpoting, &o. O, 1. BIROWNE! Call f“"d'i'"' {rom 4t 5 at 163 Monroo-at, JFOR FALE-T WILL SELL ATOUT il AORES, near o handsomo suburb, botween and near ta rails ronds, within si: tuilos of Chleago city limit, for g nere, 1,9, 0, 4, and b years, Intorest In advanco an slan' {fi;‘lul%na on n.fn\n{.; minantly adapted fo divisions. No money down! ' o rospousiblo party, dttes o 06h, "ClncTmath Ohigr oo iio PRE” ‘]'(\Olt BALE~ENGLEWOOD, RIDGELAWN, AND pasmiaed! 152800 g Bl (WERRERToi Bey hAMY Ol BALF_AORES. WELL LOOKTED—l, & 160, I i, 40acros, at £10 por acro and upwards In Town: wlifp of 'Thormton'; also, 10 acres moar Dolton Station, at racra; 10 or 20 aoros on Calumet Ri 1 {on} 40acros on Calumot Rivcr, near . O, R, 1 acros’ on Calumot, with one nifloof_tivor frontnga; 25 form v Kensington dunction,” vory ehoan, FAMEH 11, BITGS, tafe Tntt & iilgyn, No. 180 Donrbiorn:at. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JrOR SALE-1r vou 1IAVE_A RESPONSIBLE customer fora 100, 000 stock-farm, within four houra® Tido of Chieago, o moucy down, addross Box 2,654, Clnciunatl, 0. por te ube Ade wark out: $1.: day, work ol 81,25 8 day. Emplovment Accndies. T e Rt i LS cun b sapriiod gaoil Seandias 4 DTSR oilee, 50 Mimadkorgre U T Missellaneous. ITUATION WANTED —BY A LADY WHO I8 competeut to fill a pousition sa governcss, soamstrees, or housokeepor; uceustamod to runbing sowing-maching alao tho caro of small childron, Oall or sddress, for threo dage, 18, 140 West Madison-at. BUSINESS CHANCES, AN, ESTABLISHED SALOON 1N THE BEST LOCA- ton n tho clty for salo; ressons for solling, ~Apply 209'South Olark-at. “A_ CUSTOM AND MERGHANT MITT, FOR SALE O1t trado, situated in onoof the bost whont-growing Boctlons in Northorn Illinofs, ina tows of 2,500 inhabi- sons for solling. For tants; no compotition. Gons E;l particniars, inauiro of PARWELL & PIRROL, Focatoni- 3, Winnebago Co., Il VERY WELL-LOOATED GROCERY BTORE, 5o onpotion, clezantly furnithed, well-sclactad atack, and Uoing 8 ood businoxs, for salo, Half cash, [ N Linlf rool oatate, Inquiroat 99 Last Madison-at., Koo B SNz A G i . ELLS AT A at Taxwo profit: & chanco to_mak ‘ Tkt oo 150 Mot Olaekat. 0 WIGOER NEAT, SISHED RESTAURANT nnd oyater.roor Acadomy of Music) o ronted, with all fizturcs, Tor 40 por month, lnTum at olfied of Acadouy Eut Topean Hotel, 78 South iinlstod-st, splondid Jocation, (naar tho LD ESTABLIS AND WELLLOOATED tin, s Bnedaro, sand, it sfack and i 0 6n cany torms, Inquiry oa. ; -8t Ub]fifl“fl.?fl." s R-praee TINE BAMPLE TOORN, TOOATED IN ORK OF A b bon buriness partd of tho g 8 splondd 5 brich boimi gxtromoly dow. Thquir of d. RIS Mt Stadinon-ate, Toom Na 13 HOICH STOCIC OF GROGITHIS BOUTN, 2813 I eontrn shioos for salo. ~ Live town of 8,000 ponpla Jawa, Dnsinoss thriving. Dartcash, balance on fimo. ‘Addrens R, DEWLY, Box 167, Boot it BALE 1] Will_invoatory from 4,000 Dflflu BTORE FOR. outh Bond, Ind. 4,000 to 4,000, Torms cash, or half cash and balnnca on time, well ageured.Address Q. H. GRANIS, South Bond, Ind. 'ROOKRY AND ALY, KINDS O BTORES FOR salo and oxcliangd. Soma vory fine businoes ononlngs. Apply to KIMBALL & CO., Methodist Ohurch Block, 'I,'IAnD\'umc_uLD TABLISTTE THARDWARR iy storo for salo. 1085 State-st., Oliicago, JRAIRE QUANGE T0 MAKE MONE! A-run mill_in good order, doing 4 largo home business, 'Address O, ELERDING, Morrfa, 11l. R SALR REAL ESTATE WANTED, “TM\ AN LOT, RTIL OF Dol tl1-5t., eonth of Lineoln Patk, aud oast of Stataat,, forcash, and choapat ¥6,0000r loss, Adldress 3, ribune ollido. ANTED—FAT OF 160 AORES IN BITHER IRO- quoia, MeLean, Aacon, Sanganion, oradfolning Cuonntles, worth )!::L 1 will glvo a goodl trada G0 to 4,00l Y mn’;x‘u \'Vutl'n t. MENRY J. ARNOLD, 9 Erst nclionast. ) TO EXCHANGE. RPN R o L - C"()IUE T.OTS OR BLOCKS AT RIDGELAWN ORR fiold to o) \nge for house and lot in tho ¢ity, D. 3 Waslithitou s, basomont 1D SMALL FARM 60 MI ROM TIIE ‘Wil trada for fmpraved city proporly sorth %’ly differonco in cash. 178 LaSall ol about. §8,000 WILLS 10 EXOHANGE_I MEAN BURINESS, WANTED a ‘good frult-farm, with large, fine bullilings, near o Dndéoliotown, in gachano forood. produetlsd Chica; b proporty, suburban_ vroperty, or stocks. STV L v - Audrosm It 1, Telbuno ofeo, 70, EXGHANGE-ONT: OF THE NET IARNS TV Wisnobago Gounty, Tl torcity or Jivoraldu yropor- h fy,_Address auo offico, 7[{0 EXCIANG © FINI SOUTIT SIDE TOTS L for horsos and carriages. L. Av GILBERT & CO., 908 LaSallo-at, 710 EXCHARGET WILT, EXOMANGE AT DASTT ligiizos, roal uatate du Livanston, or & kood Tnwlly onr- Finges With oF withiout horsoa. and’ Mnrricss, for machla Tiahole tes-olan farnliheosor earpotiive.” Gl at' 153 onro0iste, from 3 10 6 o'clock.. Or 1 BI0W) SITTiEE_GOOD FRAME TIDUSES AND LOTS ON I i e Tniee ik to oxclwage e ron oty abor toar, . Atdross, dosoribis Sriye KB, Frtbuno olfico. e 10, FXCIANGE--FINE ESTONY IR TFRL e in Jorsey City, N. ey worth w130 will bo axohangod for Chicago ropert cHie & A i UNIM- oashy for Chicago TOOMS WITIL GAS AND | [T10 EXGIIAN G E—5031 DESI! T ator Qouth Masted-ate g, 10 | T d_proporty tn Al d 128 LaSallo-si P Or SR WALL & CO., Ha1adnliost, proporty. Alr, Loufs, 10 RENT—RLEGANTLY FURNISIIED ROONS BV 2, Quartotto—+ Tho Forest”: .. Noukomm | 1 Ans ns, Nobky oF monthi Elcnpost rent In (ho oity. At tho 8t. Jullon Buropean liatol, 163 Doarburn-at, Messra, Cofint, Allen, Koinibiurk, and Legter. 0. T Thaiveelyn e Khberls i efe Ars, Hasty 4. Plano Solg—Stler effer-Sche 20 in 13 minor, Clara Merdoc 5, Bong—" Darliig an 6. Quintetto. Ar, 1 T 2 1. seletions populaieo 2, Duet—"* Tho Swallow; ra. Lo, Freenan a 0, Avis from ¥ Ben Dot vyvsereerne Mra, Hastreter-Schoonhoveir, 4, Piano Bolo—* Valke Cuprlee”... Miss Clura Murduck, 5. Bong—* Bpriugtine”... +esveessvieness Feacn Sr. Warren C. Cufitn, 6, Trio from * Lohengrin”,. veasee Wagmor Mra, Freeman and Missed Mathews and Lazxter, Ty QUAKEBUO, 1yveevuraonerensss 100 KrouLZOr Messra, Cofinyy Allen, Kimburk, and Legler, JMOZART'S TWELFTIL NABS, Ono of tho most noteworthy events in tho his- tory of sacred musio in Chicngo ocourred ne the Church of the Ioly Family, ou ‘lwoltth sireot, on lust Bunday morning, when Mozaet's * welfth Mass” was produced, under tho direction of Trof, A, Kenscls, by orchestra, orgun, aud full chorts, Tliis §8 tho fiyat time tho niss lins beon roudered fu this city with all the aceossorios for its mussivo chorusos and accompanimonts, and tho Profossor oy take much praiso to himsolt for tho succossful munuer in_whiok it wus por- formed. After the sermon, Mr. Joseph Dislun pluyed Behubert's ©* Ave Maris " upon the violou- colio, iu his mont oxquisito style, nccompnniod on the organ by Prof. Kestels, 'ho Leautiful hure mony of of Behubort’s morceaw was fully brought out Dy tho talented performers, 3 CONCORDIA CONCENTH. A rogular gerics of Sunduy uftornoon concorls has now been insugurated b the Coneordia all, on 'Pwenty-second streot, betweon Wabusliuvenun oud Btate strect, The Light Guard Bund fur- nishos the musio, undor the diroction of Fledonrd Hoflmann, S — LEGISLATIVE RESIGNATION, Smeciul Diopateh to the Chicago Telbune, ananp Ramos, Mich,, Jan. 81, — Anothor vacaney in tho Michlinm Legislnture has oo- ourred by the rogignation of Ohwrlos W. Wat- kiny, Roprosontativo from the Becond Distriat olrd Ahlogan Couuty, whio comos to this olty to xo- wido. o, T—ROOMS " FO] KK block, ““t': n(lunhm Parl T 2a] NG, ONIZ c; i good ropnie s $13 and $16 per month. _Cal ek Dentbori s g-«mx-.d"s T T i) ROOMS BY Yy wuok,(g{‘ il at St, Ehng, 83 and 87 Dear- hargus ronsonablo, Oitico, 1foum 5. ’j_‘o RENT—AT 65 T - TOOMS suitublo for o small fwind 70 RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o. R s NT_STORTS, RORFA, BASEMENTS, OTTL 0 RENT-STORIS, LOFTS. INTS, O - T acs, sloopinng vooma on Lako, Clark, = Deabocn, Adams, snd Washingtonsts,, by J. M. MARSHALL, &uunu Ronting Real Listato Agunoy, No. 97 Bouth Clar] Tn"mm'r-fil WHOTFSALE BTORE 235 GAST dcknoncat, il oo is dnpled, for tho Hguor busl " o usud s suol s, Apply on tho oesnisca.. M. 31, SMITH & U0, VY, oo GRrioR ROONS, THITD ENT-TWO GOO0D OKIICK ROOMS, TI PO N i CElg and. oitina. faneth’ and_fith fpars, woll ffuished, ad low ront, at 153 Stato-st, G 1 WORK & CO., 123 Lasall Miscollnucous. 110 RENT — BASEMENT UNDER THR GAULT Ot Tanuir wh oibow of s s N i §TRIGIET TOTEL, OPPD. T“,."‘Jmu’fin'. 5 paoma, with all modors fne 1+ Tloisn; wrovementss_Inguiroat Raom 13, 174 Stato;st. WANTED--TO RENT. RARD_T0 RENT_OWNIE - OF T100ais W AN Srvo Lo aind money by loaving thom with us for ront. _luve coustant applleations fram desirablo l;iu\u”u. 134 Lasallo-st. dlauso renting, WILLS & UAR- e MUSICAL. N FGROTRON 101 O AT FTRAT-OLARS urges n o uriou 00 aud upward, - Manue N WORLD, T o v Vi, 163, Kacals/all wlir In qunlity aid urabfiity, rives lowoe (han anyiothors, Oryns Faatod, with priviioge of pnreliaso By insiallmonts Peloes, #B to 1,00, " Cataloguos, with beleoa s ful} Aduscriptiun. sontro. BANON & HAMLIN OROAN ©0., o and &4 Adam 1110 RENT=AND VOR BATE-PIANOS AND OR- N A P (P el AGENTS WANTED “VORNTE WANCID-RITWING MAGHING AGENTA e N el v o St s e SRR Hirouety 10 EXCHANGE—A CIOIOE VINEYARD PAY- ing 10 to 16 por cent, on valuation, elear, for Ohicako frugorty, fmproved or vslproved. 15, WHIPPLE, 300 7[10 EXCITANGE_GHOIOR SUBURBAN TOTS TN WL south Kuglowood, on riige, and fino_grose, B blooks ‘xelisngo for L8, GlL. Ballo-st, TANTED—A_NIOE, INPROVID SUBURBAN yinco I ‘oxchanya for 86,040 oty in frstolon ot A : fustal [h BERE Dapats il fxo & €0, 208 Lal y 3 Idy pronorty worth §11,000. ORI'H, 178 and st Madinon.si e HORSES AND CARRIAGES, 30T RATIE_ONE TAITt OF GOOD WORKING T e s venrs ol sound and true. with good Will oll on slx Inublo harness and good luiiher wagon. ontha' thuo o %" GOLE 141 Lakioatey up monthe' thue, Call on 1. W. COLE, staire, T EWTEOEATRE WILE OPEY TS AT TOARDING ‘and livery barn on Yob, 2, at No, 1% Fourthar. TPEANING: Monday, ared to forilsh a toam AL any wament, oo tho caroful movliik of furnlturo, plata-ginss, &o., at roanonabloratos, onvo ‘ordurs ab {ieg i Troluut dapot B0, "0 "k.” MNURTRY & e ———— LOST AND FOUND, ORT—A B ERIUE VETTOWISI- [ Uiaway with loathor collar, markod with ownor's T WILT, PUT ON ALL OUR TEANMS Tob. 8, from whioh timo wo will bo pro- ‘and will gunran. ianos, namo and addross, BShe strayo it night from 313 Wost At Einder wilt oblige and bs sowarded by ro- turning (o abovo address. ORT-NUNDAY, FiB. 1, BETWREEN 230 WEST |4 Washington and cornor of” Loomts snd Jackso! a galdubad bracelots Ao fndor wil bo thurally wardud by loaving tho samo af ‘Woat Washing! () REWARD A D, NO QUIR- GH0 AL W T, R Ao s sinnta gntect: Loat atMantpesecond at, Dovot, Jun, 1, 1674, or cxchinuge, 500 A4 GOOD MAN OAN TAKE MY HALF b ) Intorust 91,000 worth of goods and buslaces Juing 45,00 s yesr. 144 TaBallo-at,, Hoom 29, SINANCIAL, RATOWIN, WALKER & €O [AVE FUNDS TN iand far tha purchase of notas having short time to Tun, socured by Insldo real estate. Also mouoy to loan on such real catate for two or threo soara in sums of 82,000 dd §3,000, No. 7 Hawloy Bullding, soutliwost cornor Dunrbor and Madison-sta. ROR SALE-GOOD FIRSTRORTAAGES O TRAT Gstate {n tho clly and snburbs, aud larga list of {m- rovad nd unimprovod ety proparty; alko. Jand by the g G, 8, HUBBARD, J3., Roal ' Bstata Agont, 163 ington-st, ki B AR N G Ty lntey3 to8 yoirs. - WRIOUT & AYIRRELL, 9P MO¥EY TOTORN, ON BIANONDS, WATeH Vondt, ota., st LAUNDIIUS priato oficd, 120 ltan: Uolphiat., near Glark, Xstablishied 1854, NGNEY 50 TOAN ON DIANONDS, WATCHTS, Tiousos, leanod Iand, planos, &c., and loans negoti: arnd. A fewgold watohos for salo clieap, O, TUNNIL. OLUT, 125 South Clark-at,, up-stafrs. YV ANTED-stow0 EAGIT, OF YO ¥IRE AND Gormanis ollcies, Call at Room 1 Mothodist Churcli Black, betwbon 13 and 3 o'clock, 5.SEELEMAN. VWANIED-T0 TORROV-3LM0 TON & YEATS; will pay 10 por_cont Intorosts saourity, house and Iot worin 35,50, " Addross for thrad days, A%, Tribuno offico, 3 TO LOAN ON INAIDE PROPERTY $8.000 Ta 2 ot fonta.. Addross 187, Tribuno oitice, snd give namo in fail,No broliera nood Apply. S10.000 28 LOAN 0%, TNMPROVED “OITY to. BARKIR & WAT MISCELLANEOUS, YA LoTinny TOR A 1ORSE, BUGGY, AND harsoss which took place Feb, 1, 1874, at No. 23 North Ohis. TLAI ‘No. 31 tho winner, Clars VIO, K& OPENED AND OLOSED, COMPLICATED 13 aceounts adjustod, ~ Work requlring an expert solic 10 Ly WH1H, acconntant, oo 16, It8 K. Madison-st. Cwnuas-wfimnnns OF ALL KINDS REPATR: s now rolls 3 oacli: 83,50 pair; now wringors, ¥6 and b, 1L B, THAYERS, 3 Wost Washingfon-at, (CASIC pAID TOR CARTOFF OLOTHING AND ‘miscollaneaus goods of uny klnd, by sonding a lotter 151, GELDER, Loan Ollico, 81 Stato-st. JUAVE GOOB TRADE AND QASIE TOT ETOOKS of grods of s dovoriptian, - Barinershipe arcetigod, 172 TaSallost, WILLS & OARMAN. RADLE AND _OA L Adjustable Canony. THBALS, 519 Broad- aw Yok, NJOVRUTY DA N GHG combiet. Viip Fag Houd for olroular to LEWIS ‘Way, opposito st. Nishotas Hotel, T NIGHEST TRIOR PAID TOR OAST-OFF Clathing by JONAS A. DRIGLSM A, 307 South Olark. . _Ortluru by ity atteaded to. AWANIEDCIO BUIELD TOR, SOME RERFONRIILR T D e Swtata BUACHO guntasiocd by homa roal ostato, batista antooy Antn il praiices - Addross D &5, Tribund ofice, -~ (\7ANTRD_TO-DAY, TIOKUT TO DENVER O Y A IO AN, L e bk eraueisco. - Blate prico. V), Telbuno ofica. BEO0ARDING AND LODGING. AR Shiven woon.sr. A, WARREN-AV,, 5T 34 nont oot with 15, for souni tharried caiplo, & il poc wook. Housa and location tuviting; table'ex- onrs, lioht- " Only oun block troln Madison- b Sty © X Ar tract, South Side. 548 WABAILAY. - BUVARAL PLEASANT -0 <phoms to ront ‘at modurate prioes, with boardj {iny-hoardurs Ruganmodatod, NORTI DRARAON ST 8uITE OF PA T2 B O A O A ataar watate Wishoo o1t Ousigta: Lava Al2o om0 Iarkd (uraishod oo | Baftabie ey bt onb sinsto soot i wih Arvalsss PARTNERS WANTED, PN WANTED_JUTHRIL SPEOTAL O AT~ ive, with £60,000 (partly to roplnca rotirlug cauital), Toi oneof oldvet and by Gt astabilshed whiologalo fiouses Ohileagn, Fulls! invatigaton deslrod, —Plonso addro B A oificor Bo atipation civert to nny caniiunly catidus vxout o ompanied by full nano aud siidross o PPARINER WANTED. vn‘fi"gmfix‘l NIERA TP/ eiatMishod threw yeats, payiug 400 yor month, - Call darevs 157 Bouth Clark-it,, Noum 33 BOARD Bl')AflD-AND NOOM LY » TADY, WITIIN & Nort distance of Stato and Washiugton-sts., and ‘oonvenlont to stront oars. Addross Q 76 eibuna oflico, WING MAOHINES. PROVED FAMILY, AND ONIt MIDIUA and two Grover & Bakoe machines, in porfoct. ‘rr salo at balf price. 125 Seuth Olark. nira I B “WITHT BIB0-TN AN DA AR s tacturlue untness dhat Tnrue proiits, . Onll at i Wast Waxhington HOUSEHOLD GOODS. A A A S e SGO0D & WILLIAMS, G BOUTIL OANALS] Q500 Nuoral ilvanoos un all kinds of hischol nituco o¢ worohandlee, pianos, sewing machlucs. furaituro, Ao, Wi purelindo oo bian wony ot o, l’."naollullnwmnn jow Fatos, Boo thein beturo you cou- cludo, OFFIOK, 915 BOUTH IALSTRDAT, MA- 1d an jonthly paymouts, aud rented, ~ Al d. Opon evnit W LOOX & (IR, THE BEST FAMTLY B winching, Throad, noedlos, oll nud rupalriug, oox & Olhbs . M. Ons, Sor, Wabash-ay, and Adsu _ INSTRUCTION, WDIAN OLUBS—PRIVATEE LESSONS GIVEN TO Indios and gontlomon, ' Address G, B, BAILEYX, Uni orsity of Uhiosgos