Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1874, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: T! TUR DAY, DECEMBER 17, 18 3 PAGIFIC MAIL. How It Got Its Subsidy in A History of tho Mannor in Which Con- gross Was Manipulated. Putting 750,000 Whore It Would Do the Most Good, Waahinplon (Dee.19) S, The investigation of tho Pncitic Mail job, Which wns put through Congross in the nne?m\ sessioa of tho Forty-uocond Congress, 8 fairly reapondence of the New York Along in tho fall of 1871 the notion of anply- ing to Congrese for an edditional sitbsidy for tho Taciflo Mail oceurred to Stockwell, Clows, and othiora, Tliey had effected n strong combination with stocl-jobbers, who Lad {mportant connee- tious at Washington, and bad iuterested many of tho shrawdest lobbyiats in the Natlonnl Capi- Their plan wau to usa tho Company's monoy to buy up the stock in large blocks and thus bull it to 86 or 60. Thon thoy would Washington, put members of Congress in our pool at 47 and 60, aud we will earry tho stock for thom without any margina, If our subsidy Job goes through, our stock will go up to 76 or 80, and thoy will make big pilos, keop us posted nll tho timo; aud §f theralon ¥ of our job being defented. wo, having tho nows earlior thah anybody else, can soll short, and thus pavo onrnolves in any event, and posaibly mako s handsomo tura, through, overybody will renlizo large profits, snd, in tho event of an investigation, thero will be no danger of nuybody betng lmrt, for all the opera- tlons in stork will bo made with the Cor- pany's money thvough contidoutial hrokors ; onr books will ba #o much invested in stock; and so much real- ized for sates thereof. If membors wish to carry on their operafions outside of the Compuny, of courso thay Lnvo thoir confidonti through whom thioy can trangact their and nobody will ever be auy tho wiser,” latter play, howovor, would necossitato tho put. ting up of margine by the stock-gumblivg sod vote-selling Congressien ; aud, while it was the safer in oo respect, it mora rieky in ancther, aud the only 2y at the same tino 'I'liore wore, of conrse, o lot of clieap Congressmen who would hava to bo bottzht outright foreash., oipally carpet-baggers, acalawags, and negroes, with a fow Northern Redicals and Domocrats but they wero all small cost more than £3,000 0 £:4,000 apiece, and nomo o2 thotn golug an low as §1,000. Thero wero prine iced follows, who nover This was the schome iu its original concoption, but lator 1t was found necessary that tho joby should havo the fndorsoment of tho Navy De- partment, and thero was only one man who could be trusted to maunge Scerstary Robeson, sud that man was Jolin Roach. struck tho Compenuy and forced himselfl into the b, or whetlior ho was sought and _onticed n, 1 o not know, bul cortain it 11 ho got in. 0 has been scon about tho Navy Departmont, chatting ploasantly with ovorybody of mportance, and, whouevor favorabla oppor- tunity offeved, alipping into Soerctary Robeson's privato office, whero he always was suro of a warm welcomo snd along interview. Coungress i8 iu Ression, you aro cortain tosee Old Johmny, ns ho is famihar) tha carridors of the Cnj gido and then on the Sewato, popping in this committec-room and then out and intoanother. o {5 on tho very bost terma with all the com- antl Door-Keepers, ond Beero- tarics, aud Roprosentatives como ot hig beekand Ho in o wonderful geuius as o lobbyist. Tndeed, ho 18 o rersarkable man in _mauy waye, Hois not yet an old man, and is the owner of 4o ahip-Duildingestublighmonty, rivaling tho famous sbip-yards of the Clyda, hobby is the revival of Amerlcan commeice aud Amerdean ship-building. 1o seoks to convinco one that the wholo aim of hLis lito has Leen to demoustrato that balter and choaner ships can bo buily in the Tnited States than suy cther Whether Johu catlod, flitting nbous ol, flrst on tho Ionso miitteo olorks, American sbip-building. The Pacitie Mail was receiving & subsidy of half s million aunually from tho Govornment. Why not mako it o round million, and inereaso the servieo to semi-monthly trips with American-built steamera of 1,000 tous burden? Irwin eays positivoly that Rtoach re 000 in ocousideration of lis lobby the undorstundiug that this was to goon tha books nya paymont on ships after- ward to be built, tho price of which was to be liboral encugh to cover this suwm. .Then, too, the lnw provides that the sorvico ehull bo por- formed 1 ships of 4,000 tons burden, and, as the Compsauy bad nonoe of this tonnage, of courso they In the third placo, it was noto- Washington actively had to bo butlt, rious that Roach wasd in working_in tho intorest of the Pacifo Mail subi- eidy iu the spring sud summer of 1872, Dat lot us Inok after the principal agent of tue Company at Washington, Hr. Richard 1. Trwiu. Twoaty yoars ngo ho was a cletk ju the War De- artment, and came originally, I beliovo, from He drifted to the Pacitic const 8 fow years ngo, nnd, by chacs, got_into tha om- oy of tho Pacitic Mail oftico in Sun Iraucisco, erience 1n Washington, and 10 wos just tho mau for tho mausgoment of thew iutcresta hiere. He cer- wan & clevor manipulator, for but fow people ever discovercd what his business way that winter until the fncts through tho internal quarrels of tho stack guwme blers who control tho I'acitic Matl. fuo atyle, and gavo entertainments frequently st Woelcker's, aud was_seen often with W. H, Do~ widge, Comumodora Garrison, and Lis son. IHig operatious woro well covore: ) tainly but one or two porsous of tho uninitiated know what ho was sbout. IN THE NOUSL. The Post-Ofice Appropriation Lill was first sousidered in the Houso in Committeo of tho Wuolo, March 8, 1872, when Hanry L, Dawes made tremondons speech, taking Tor his toxt nu amendment inereusing the pay of lotter-cur- riers, and drew a frighttul picture of onr Nu- He waid, g4 Chairman of tho Coswitteo of ~ Ways and dleans, ho bad cou- tinually before hin eyes the bulance-sheat, show- ing the exuct relation of rovouues to the expen- dituros of the Government. fore, to prosent to the House womo figures, thnt thoy might consider when they camo to vote on appropriations whether tho expounditures wrerc o then procooded lo show that, unless thore waf some unexpected Jucreasa in the rovonuen of the Goverument, tho oxpouditures would exceed them. vuguely that cortain wmeasurcs would bo pro- posed which must have n Loneficial offect on the crediteids of the bulauce-sheet, bué went no Ou March 12, Mr, Conger, of ichigan, moved to uruond tho bLill by incregsing the subsidy to tho Pacitie Mall from 500,000 to 51,000,000, Tua frionds of tho monsire camo up suppart. Eligy Sareent, of C: aud wad followed by Brools, of Now York. Kerr, of Indiany, approved both the ameudmont and the poliey whick wus urged us the npology for ity introductlou, When cao Garfleld, of Oliio, v acmitted that Lho word wubyidy was a batoful one to the American mind, and'that ho lnd op- proposition {0 knbsidize the ueitlo hen it first eawo hofure the Appropriution Comuuittee, but after carofnl study of the facts Yo hud reached {he conclusion that it wan his port the smendment. 10 had Tour days Dprovious rend tho Touds & lecturo on ceanomy, mado a Huming specch in favor of tho subsidy Job, wnd, what is very suggestive, ho Logan by ‘saying ‘that he thonght 1t wai u good wey to increnss the rovos nues of tha conutry, and therefors it waw i Teet necord with bis spoech of four days vroy to advoento this subsidy, 110 thought the singlo articla of tea nlono would yiold revonue autil- cient to Justify this annual expenditura, wah only one itom n o trado that might bo made Imporial in it# grontnesn, On tho noxt doy, Speor, of Ponnsylvanin, dealt some hoavy blows ab Dawes, snld Spaer, he bewallod tho extravagceo of ley lulation and predioted gront national embrrragu- mont unloss 8 hult ha spevdily ealled, and you ouiuvilld, Ky. o had hod ox Brockwell thonghl ware digclosed d, howover, and cor- tional Treasury. Ho wanted, thores abgolucoly necessary, lautly to its 'ornin, lod olf, Oitly last wook, £1,000,000 for the hesellts of o uteswmshiy thus alding with pon this 1longe to pradugs tha vo 1 ho wo stienuously sl pitocusly doe ployed, 8ir, Tudmit his shrowduets, his tino way of putting things, but to my eur there {4 no har- many batween his eloquonce and biv uets, Ilo waa utylod hera o fow doys ago ‘'Lho Artful Dodger,” and in viow of big spoeoh the conn. try may not regard tho dosiguation sy unde- sorvod. Lato in tha ovening of March 23, a vota was funlly tukon in Commilttoo of tha Wlolo on tho amendment, aud it was lost, IN THF. BEXATE, ‘Tho Appropriation bill finally pnesed the onss that day, Mareh 20, and was recotved in the Son- ato the next day, and roforred {o tho Commmilten on Appropriations. In April Mr, Windom, from the Commitiee, roported ft back with amend- monto, nnct on May 2 tho diseussion began, Uho first amondment wnu ono_mereasing tho Paciflo Mail sutaldy Lo 81,000,000 1t wap cnrriod, Lo foliowlng 1 tha yoto s A Yeas—Mesnra, Caldwell, Caesorly, Olnston, Cole, Couldiuy, Corhielt, Oragtn, Fonton, Forry of Michigat, Llannonn, Hiteheack, $lowe, Kellogg, Towls, Logan, Hye, Oanor, Pomeroy, Rumsey, Jilce, Bawyer, Heott, Slierman, Btnwart, Stockion, Sumuer, Wesl, Wilson, aul Wandom, Viya—Mcksra, Ames, Dayard, Chandler, Davis of Wet Virginin, Ferry of Connectient, Frelinghuyaen, Goldthwuite, ftomilion of Maryland, Tarlan, Johiison, Kelley, Morton, Norwood, Iealt, Spicer, Stoyenson; Vickors, and Wrlght. . IN THE HOUSE AGAN, ‘The bill passed tho Senato with amendmonts May 8, and was recoived In the IHouve on tho wanto day and referrei to tho Comwities on Ap- pristions. On the 16th Me. Palmer, from that Committoe, obtrined an order of tho Housn that nll debate on Benato amondments to tho Post- Ofileo bill, when reported from tho Commilte ghould ho limited to fivo minutes, On Biny 21 the Comwmitico on Approprintions reportod the bill with tho Nonata amendmonts, with the recommondatfon that the ono increastng tho Pa- ciilo Mail snbsidy bo concurced in, Tandall, of Ponnsylvauin, immediately ropi- diated this action of ‘the Committeo Jn inmeas- nred torms. Ho also did ITolman, of Indinng, but to no purposo. In the interval, after tho do~ feat in the Houso until tho work had lieen doue 1 tho Sounte, tho Taciflc Mail lobby had boen aclivo, and had Bucceeded in sotting . up the House, Hargent, Brooks, Garlield, Bingham, Townsand, and_Dawes raltied to the support of (e job, nud put it through, Raudall, of Penn- sylvunis, mado uso of language in ul:p:minu the amoudment which was soverely eriticisod thon, bt which read now sounds very tame, Ho do- clared that nndue influences had been hronght to bogy by persous outside, and by mombors fnside, to prewa tho mensuve, Bargont, of California, wanted to know to what lio roforrad. and Randall raplied, “Iifforws ont- gido of this hall and in it by poraons who I be- liovo aro intereated.” Snrgent—Dolny what ? Blr..Morgan (of Ohlo)—A hired lobby working ny the cmendmont throngh. taudall—I wny it and will etand by it, and it you proyposn a committeo of investigation, I will undertake to prove it. Mr. Sargenl—All right, - . Morgan—And I'am roady to back it, The thing will yiot bear investigation, Mr, Bargent—Allow me to aul what are tho speeillo tujuge chiarged. When wo sscertain that it will ba timo enough to Investigate, Mr, Randnll—I aoy, sir, that unduo influences— will go_fuether, and say that what 1 beliavo to o wicked intlnences have boen hrought to bear {n fnduce Congresa to unnccessarily, unwarrant- odly, and unjustifiably inerenso thin nppropriae tion, I sy this knowing (e lavgusgo I use and comprohending its fu) purport. Thore was no ono willing. to tako Mr. Randall at his word, bnt the provious quastion was foreed and the nmondatont concurred in, W'he voto was 28 follown: Yeus—lonurs, Amed, Avorill, Dauks, Marnum, Bar ry, lighy, Divghum, Drooks,” Burdeit, loderick 1i) Butlew, Carroli, 'Coughlin, ~Conger, ~Conner, Dawes, Dickoy, Donnan, Durofl, Duuncil, Liliolt, Tarnsworth, Chavles - Foster, Frve, Gartield, Garrelt]" Gelz, Galliday, Grifith, Hale, Halsey, Harmer, Georyo L, Harrls, Hawloy, fiays, Gurry, W, Huzleton, Jolu Y. Ifazleton, 18ill,’ Hour, Hooper, JHoughtou, Kelly, Keliogg, Keudall, Kotebani, Kiltinger, Tamport, laua sing, dowe Mcllenry, Melunkis, 'Hctivs, Muccer Benjamin 1%, Myers, Sioove, Morey, Morphis, Loonur Myors, Nealoy, Orr, Iackard, Patkor, Dalner, Taae C, Tidrker, Peck, Dovew, A, J. Derry, EH Porry, Polors, Piatt, Poland, Fotter, Rudney, J; M, Rice, Rojérs, Rualk, Bargont, Suwyer, Sceloy, Sexsions, Shanks, Slieldon, Slose, Bonrdiuant I, Suwitis, Jobu' A, Sniih, Bnapp, Thonius 1. Speer, Btarkweuther, Stovghton, Slowell, Bypher, Taffo, Thonus, Dwlght Townsmd, Warling: ton Towusoud, Turner, Tuthill, Swlichell, Upsou, Vaughnn, Wardell, Waketnan, Watlace, Walln, Warreu, Wheeter, Whilloy, Willlams ‘of Indianu, Willinma of Now York, and Joha T Wiltou—110, Naus—>esard, Ackor, Adumg, Awblor, Archer, Ar- tlinr, Barber, Teutloy, eck, Digge, Auxiln, Iiinlr, Bruxton, Bright, Buckivy, Buttiugton, Burchard, Cald: well, Camphell, Ciatlie, ' Coburdl, Comifago, Coton, Orobs, Critcher, Orosslund, Davis, Dox, Exines, Liy, Finkelenburg, Forkr, 1L, D, Fuster, W, D, Fonter, Qiddings, Hambleton, 'Wandley, John “T. Harris, vens, 1lay, Herndon, ' ivtavd, Holmau, Kiug, T fon,' Leach, Lewis, Mavsos, Mavehwl, McClellan, MeCorinick, MeCrary, AoInfyre, MeNceley, Merriam, Mitehell, Morgan, Niblack, ITusea ~ Parlier, Pondleton, Ttandull, Read, 15 ¥, Rice, Ritebie, . I, Roherts, W. T, Roborts, Robinson, Behotield, Shelluburger, Kiers wiod, Shocmaker, Slater, Stocum, L, iiton, Spler, Spragine, Stovens, Stovenson, Storim, Siyony, Tersy, Van W'rump, Walden, Waliton, Wellr, Whitthouic, Willsrd, Jore 3, Witkon, Wincheater, aud Wood—57, INFLUENTIAL MEN INTERESTED, It is apparent, from wuat tho foregoing dis- closes, that iufluentinl men both in the Sonute ud tho Ilouse who wero usually opposed to all subsidy schiemes wero daap\{; interested in tho succesy of this, It willalso bo meen that the carpet-bnggers, sealewags, and negroea in tho 1louso voled steadily for the measure, Now itis known that ull this time many membera of Con- gress wore unusually aolioitous about the finctu- ations of thy Now York stock markot. If you atood nbout the stock-indicatom you would uotice mombers constautly exumtning them, It is quite cortain that this was whero tho high-priced non wero interested, It is wnid thut oue Seuator from Ohiv lind the Compauy earry tor him 1,000 ehares of the stock, which Ywas put to him as 50, sud that he rubsequeutly sold it at 75, and the protit wus paid to bim through the houge of Juy Cooke & Co, or the First Natiounl Iauk of this city. Butlittlo, if nny, of the cush moncy was used in the HHouso until altor the failure of tho anmendment, wheu the Appropristion bill was first considored. This corresponds with the dntes of tho chockn on which the bulk of the ,000 was paid to Irwin, They were dated just four days prior to tho concurrenco by the House 1n tho Souate amendment. —————— CANADIAN NEWS. Hpecial Dispateh to The Clacayo Tribune, Tonoxro, Ont., Oct. 16.—'the Governmont meusuro for tho radistribution of seats receivos its third reuding to-day. Ty it six now coustitu- cucies are croated. thus making tho Ontario Legislature to cousist of elglity-cight membors. A bill to provido for compulnory voting at I'ar- liaméntary eloctions was introduced at this sos- sion for tho purposio of tosting tho feoling of, the Legislsture, and to bring tho question efore the counctry, After its pocond ronding it wus withdrown. Sovernl prominent membors on both ades of tho House aro In favor of tho principlo. I'ho Hou, Bdward Bluke, a metnbor of tho Com- wouy, has publicly expressed Litwolf us ity warm advoeato, Lhe iTon, M. C, Camoron, Jendor of the Opposition in the ilowso, han, duving the prosent session, been very, fully ou- guggad with outside legal Dusincus, and Ly this coursp subjected himaolf to seyoro yoprimunds Ly tho Leader, formerly tho ofileiul organ of tho Comservetive party, That organ muys: “The Quties and obligations of the leader of the Oppo- #ition are s cleurly defined and an veal and bind- g a8 thoso of a londer of a Government, und the oue position demauds almost us wany por- sonal sacritices ns tho othor. Wo claim that Mr, Cameron han not bont his whols mind to the tasl of leading tho Qutario Oppositiou ; that be hug pot taken thorank and filo suficiently iuto g coutidonco and council ; and that, in consequence, tao much haplazard oppasition bhas reslted.” Lass mght tho Hon, Adum Uraoks, Proviucial T'reusuror, was choseu an tho Hoforin eandidato for Last Torouto, mn opposition to tho ilon M, 0. Unmeron, Conservauive, ———g L NEBRASKA STATE GRANGE. Speciat. isputeh to The Chicago T'rivnne, Tancowy, Nob., Doc, 16,~The Stuto Grango of Putrony of Husbandry assomblod yestorday with fluttering attendanco, No business of any ime portunco was done yesiterdsy. Nesolutions wero paseod thauking Ohio und Loulsians (irauges for Iato lboral donayions. D, W. Adamms, Grand Dustar of tho Nutioual (lrauge, in prosont, nud delivered pu eddress dust ovoning, “Lo-duy wou upent in hoursug the roport of tho State Ageut. o roport of tho Linauco Commitios wus re- coived. Oficors will bo elested to-morrow wking. i) JUDICIAL ELECTION, Spectal Disputeh to The Chicago Sribune, TalaLry, 11, Dee, 16.—AL the Judicial eloc- tlon Lold in this eity yestarday, Goorgo 11, Lucoy was olected City Courd Judgo by w majority of 189 ovor Julin Forvestal, Androw J, O'Connor wah ohosen City Conrt Clork, Bix handred and wixty-1wo votew woto cust for Judge, sud the oledtion was conducted with much spivit, Conidn’t Ges Waorks Frum Hie Philaintphis Zvess, H0 far tlls week foity-ouo able-bodled and mostly young won have rpplied ta tho comuit- ting magivtrate at the Coutenl Polico Coutt Lo bu sunt to the tHouse of Corrvstion, hoy feunk- Iy vtuto thar thoy have boen travoling all over tho cottry in search of work, but cun obiuin uone, sud, Dot degiviog to beoume thisyes, they wako tho apphication fox commitnout, A ROYAL BABY. low tho Duke of Edinburgh’'s Son Was Christened. Official Acocount of the Ceremony. Trom the London Cotert Civenlar, Buokmouast Parace, Nov, 23, The Queen, accompanied by Princoss Beatrico, loft Windsor this morning for London. ler Mujesty traveled by spoeial (rain on tho Cireat ‘Weatern Railway to I'addington, and drove from thence to Buckingam Dnalace, escorted by n dotachmont of tho Second Lifo Guards, Ifor Majosty arrived nt tho palaco ut halt-past 10 a,, m. 'Iho Queen, was recelvad by the Duko of Ldinburgl, and proceeded at once to tho Duchess of Ediuburgh's apartmonts, afler which Hor Mujesty visited the Lmpross of Tunsia, . Tho boptiam of 1Tis Royal ilighness Princo Alfred Alexander Willinm Ernest Albert, grand- non of Ilor Mnjorty tho Queen, and of Iig Roynl Tighnosa tho P'rince Congort, son of thoir Toyal Highnessoa the Duke and Duchoss of Ed- inburgh, took placo at n quartor past 1 o'clock, Tho followiug royal personages wero present at tho ceremony : Tlor Majesty tho Quoon, IHor Tmperial Majerty the Emprees of Russin. His Ttoynl Highuess tho Princo of Wales. Her Royal Ilighnoss the Princoss of Walos, 'Ilioir Roval Lighnesses the Duko nnd Duchioss of Tdinburgh, 1ler oynl Highues Princees Baatrice, s Imperial Ilighuoss tho Grand Duke the Ceantowlich, Hia Noyal Iighness the Duke of Cambridge, K . ' 1lis Sorono Iighnoes Prince Edward of Baxe- Waimer, and Prince Louls of Battenberg, Aler Rtoyel Highuess tho Grand Duchess of Meclklenbuagh Strelitz; er Royal Higunoss the Duchnas of Teclk, Itia Borene Higlinoss theiDulko of Weck, G, C. B,, and £ho Connt Gleichon, woro invited to thio coremony, hut wore pravented by unavoldablo cansor from attending. Ilia Lxcolleney Count lichouvaloff, the Rus- gian Ambassador, was prosent at tho ceremony. Tho Enxf of Dorby, Hor Majosty's Principal Sec- retary of Stato for Foreign Affairs, was niso present, Tha Right Hon, B Distueli, tho First Lord of tho Treasnry, was invited to tho cora- mony, but was provented by indisposition from attonding, Pho clergy ofliciating wero: Fhe Archibighop of Cauterbury, Tho Dean of Windgor and Reuidant Chaplain to Hor Majosty, the Hou, aud Very Rev, Gerald Wollesley. . 110 Denn of Wentminstor, doputy Clork of the Cloget, and Chaplain in Ordinary to' the Quocn, the Very Rev, Dean Slanley. Tlhe Chaplain of His Royal Highness tha Princo of Wales, the Rov. W. L., Onslow, M. A, Tha wmembers of Iler Majesty's llousehold pregent ware: - I'he Lord Chamborlain (the Marquis of Hevt~ ford) ; thoe Mistross of tho ltohed (the Duchess of Wollington); tho Lady of the; Bed-Chamber (the Dnmgcr Duchess of Athola); tho Muaids of Honor in Wailing (the Ion. Mary Larcolles nnd the llon. Yrances M. Drummond); the Comp- trolier of tho 1fonsehold (ford Houry Somersct, M. 1n); tho Lord in Waiting (the Earl of Ttodan); the Groom in Waiting (Mr. Donald Cnmeron, of Lochiel . I%) ; the Equerrien in Waiting (MG T. T'onsonby and Col. J. ©, MeMoill, V. G, G, B, C. M, G.) 3 the Keepor of the Privy Purso_ (Liout,-Gen, Hir Thomas M. TPiddaph, X, €. D) ; tho Master of tho Honwo- hola (lf.iullt.-(.‘uh Bir John_ Cowell, X, C.I.): the German Librarian (Mr. Hermann Sahl). The suito in atwondanco on Her lmperial Majesty the Empress of Ru coneisted of ¢ Taroncss Piller, Mlile. Millutine, Princa Barl- atinski, tho Larl of Dunmora (Lord in Waiting to tho Queon, spocially appoiuted to bo in ab- tendunce on Her Imporial Majesty), Dr, Hardt- mau, and Dr, Botkine, Iho lndies and gentlomen present in attend- auce on the other royal personnges : In attendance on 1lis Joyal Ilighnees the Prince of Wales, Lient,-Col, Arthur Ellis. In attondance on Her Noyal Jlighuesa the Princens of Wales, the Hon. Mra. Stonor. Tn attondundd on Hig Royal ITighness tho Duke of Xdinburgh, Colonel the Ilon. W. JT. Colville, Capl. Jobn Clerk, and the Hou. Lliot Yorito. in atiendance ou Hor Royal aud Imperial IMighness the Duchers of Bdinbrg, Lady lmma. Osborno, Liady Mary Butlor, and . Kalochiue. In attendnuce on lor Royal Highuess tho Drincess Christian of Schleswig Iolatein, Lady Tlorenco Blunt. 5 1n attondanco on His Roval Highnoss tho Duko of Counaught aud Strathearn, Liout. Mauvico Titzgorald, Inattendance on IMis Imporial Highnesa tho Grand Duta the Cenarewitch, Princo Wollanaky, Princo W. Bariatinaly, aud Col. Hon. I1. Byng (Rquerty-in-Waltiug to tho Quoon, apecially np- pointed to bo In attendanco on His Imperial Iighuess). S In attendanco on Mis Imperial Highnoss tho Grand Duke Alexis, Baron Schilling, Tn ottondmico on 1lis Toynl Highuers the Duko of Cambridge, Capt. 1. 5t. Jolm Mildmay, In uttendance on ilis Itoval lighness the Princo Christian of Schleswig-Ilolstein, Capt. tuo Hon. C. G, C, Lillat, ‘ ‘The following had tho honor of recciving special ihvitations to the ceremouy : Tho Marchioness of Ely, tho Earl of Sydney, . .1, the Countess of Erroll, tho Lady Caroliue Barrington, Maj.-Gen. Lord Alred Pagot, tho Yery Rev, Bugeno Popofl, Sir William Jennor, Bart,, K. C. B, M. D, Llout.-Col. Sir Noward Elphinstone, I , K. 0. b, V. Q. C. M. G., Dr., Tarre, M, 1., Dr. Wilson Fox, M, D., the Rtev, Canon 1, M, Dirch, Mr, 1% W. Gibby, C. B., Mlle, Norelle. 'ho Princo Orloff was ine vitad, but was unablo to atteud. Tho Iloyal family assembled in tho Carnarvon room. Tho houschold lu attondance, unid the company invited to bo presont, asrembled in the Green Drawing-room. Tho cerowony of tho Christening was pesformed in tha lower Bow- room in the Paluce, whielh had beeu solected by tha Quoen for this purpose, in canAequouco of its proxtmity to the aparimonts oceupied by the LEmpress of Ruksia. The font was placed near tho window, which opuvus on to tho Palaco gar- dens, and the oflciating clorgy etood round it. The Quoen sat on ono side, with tho representa- tivos of tho sponsors aud the Prince of Walos, who, with her Majesty, wero tho two sponsors actually present. Tho Empress of Ruskia and the members of the Royal and Imporinl familios who were not sponsors sst on the omlmuitu sido of the room. ‘The guosts, and tho ladios snd gentlenon in attondanco, were placed on both sldes of tho room, and roveral of the Queen's upper sfervants, nand thosa of the Empress of ltugein aud Duke of Edinburgh, wore also prosent at tho covemony. Tho Bow Room i# aluo callad the '63- Roum, from tho eir- cumutancen of its containing the portraits of the dintinguished porsonsges who visited the Quoen i 1833, on tue oceasion of Princo Loppoid's christoning, viz: King CGoorge of Ifuvover (sponsor) nud the Quaei of 1ianover; the Priu- cesd of Drussin (now Lmpress of Germany) (#ponsor), tha late Princo Hohenloboe (poi- fior), DPrincess Mary (now -Duchoss of “Feek) {spar), und Pringo Loonold binwolf 18 s baby, t may bo obgerved that Ilis Royat Highness is paintod ox wearing the identienl christening rabo ' in which Drinco Alfred of Edinburgh was this day ebristonod, 'This room alse contains yor- traits of Tils Itoyal Highness the Duke of Cam- bridge; tuo lato Dukeof Conos, who visited Lingland du 1858 ; tho Duke and Duchoss of Bra- hant, who married in 1853, and visited tho Quoen tho #amo year; and tho Grand Duke aud (irand Duchoss of Mooklenburg-Strelitz, T'ho sponkorn for 1is Hoyal Ilighness tho ju- fant Prince wero: 1Tor Malesty the Queen, 1lis Tmpecial Mafesty tho Emperor of Rusaia, K. (. (represonted by 1lis bmperinl Highuess the Grand Duko tho Cesarewiteh 10is Twpariul Majosty tho Emparor of Gor- mnny, K, U, (represanted by 1T Boyal Highuess tho Duke Connanght nud Strathorn), 1lis Royal Highness tho 1'rinco of Walos, K, 1Ter Ntoynl and Imporial Highness tho Crown Princoss of (lennauy, Princess Royal of Ureny Beltaln amt Ireland (roprosented by oy toyul Alighnesd tho Prinesss Chrlstlan of Sohleawig- IHolatein, Princoss Holons of Grout Britain and rolund), 1lis_Roynl ighners the Relgning Duke of Baxa-Cobirg und Gotha, K, €}, (rapresantod hy iy toysl Highness tus Princo Christion of Sehlepwig-flotatein, Ko d8) Aftor the Pmpress of Ituesin and the Royat and Impoerin fnmllf, not buing sponsors, hsd been condueted 1o their sents in the Bow-fluom, who Quoen, attendod by the Duclss of Welling- Lon, Alistross of the Nobes, wwd the Dowager Duchesy of Athole, Lady i Walting, ad_wo- companied by hin Rogal 1ighmesd and tho Princo of Walos and the otlior uponsore, wais conducted by the Lord Clhamberlaln, the Comptrolleg of tha Honsohold and the Lord fu Wauiting, to soaty ropurod(for them, Tho Jadios wud gontlenon u attondouco upon thoir Royal Ilighnessos not hoing aponsors, woro also shown o sonta pro- pared for thent. Whon the Royal family wore m\tnd‘ tho Lord Uhantborlain conducted” tho infaut Prince into the Bow-Itoom, 1lis Itoyal Highnens woa enrried by tho head-nurso, nnd sttended by Lady Emma Orborne, Lindy-in-Waiting to Tor Royal nnd Im- poslal Thighnoss the Duchoss of Idinburg, When tho Archblshop eomnenced the prayor, “ Almiglty, ovor-living God,” the hond-mirso pincod tho infant Prinea into tho arma of tho Quaon, who handod Ifis Roynl ighness to tuo Archbighop. On reaching the portion of tho narvico for tho naming of tho ciuld, the Arch- bishopa demanded of the spougora hoyy it shonld he named, Tho (uoon anawored, ** Alfred Aloxandor Will- fam Irnest Albert,” and His Grace tho Arcl- Dbiskop baptizod tho ohild in those namas, The infant Princa wag stiired in a mantlo, rown, aud cap of Honiton lace, Imm{; tho samo dress In which all the Queon’s ohildron, aud those of tha Prince and Princoss of Wales woro christoned. After the coromony, the Queon, tho Empress, and the other mombora of the Iloyal and Imporinl families, proceeded to tho room dosigontod as tho Forty-four Room, whero luncheon was sorvod. ‘Thig room wns #o named In commomoration of tho _fallowlug ovents, which took plucoin the yoar 1844 : Virat, tho death of tha L'rince Con= wort's fathar—a bust of tho Iate Duko Irnost of Saxe-Coburg (who was _grandfather to tho Duko of Edinburg), stondain tho room; sccondly, the birth of Iis Ioyal Highnoes Princo Alfrod (ow Duke of Tdinburg), whose bust ns s child {8 also horo; tmrdly, tho vigit to the Queon aud tho I'rinco Consort of varlous Hover eigns, Princos, and Princessos in the courso of thit year, whosn portraits adorn the walle—viz.: ‘o Tmporor Nicholns of Tiussis, King Frod- ariok Augustus of Baxony, King T.ouls Philip- po, tho late King of the Belginue, tho lato Queen of the Bolgiang, tho Princo of Prussin (now imperor of Gormany), tho present Ditko nnd Duchess of Saxe-Coburg, the Dun do Montpen- ,sior, aud tho Inte Duke Ernoat of Wurtemborg (first cousin to the Quoon and the Prince), Luncheon was sorved for tho other distingulsh- od gucsts in tho Picture Gallory. During the lunchoon the Comptroller of the Tongehold (in the absenco of the Lord Bteward) gava the following toasis: “1{s Itoyal Highuess {hePriuce Alfred of Edine burgh,” 4The Queen,” e Jnperor and Empress of Ruasin,"? 4 The Duko aud Duchiess of Bdlnburgh,” Aftor lnncheon tho invited guosts assemblod in the greon drawing-room, to whicls Her Mojeu- ty tho Qneon was conduated by tho Lord Cham- berlaln, His Excollency the ‘Ruesion Ambassa- dor, Count Hohiouvaloff, was prosonted to tho Queon by iis lmporial Highness tha Gesarewitel. Tlor Majosty the Queon woro & black satin dress, two rows of largo prarls, with dinmond croks attached to them, and tho onder of Victorin and Albert. Ifer Itoyal Highuees tho Princees of Whales wore a dress of crimson satin, with a pol- onndso of crimeon relief trimmed with fur, and tho Vietoris and Albert Order. Her Royal and Imperisl Highness the Duchoss of ]':dlnbllr;:h wote a potticant of rich, palo-pink, corded pill, trmmed with plaitings of tho same, and o tunic of pala crope de China, with rich laco and feath- or trimmings: ruby ear-rings owd neckinco, with pearl st dismond poudant and brooch, and the Victorin and Albort Order., Her Poyal Highnesy Princess Christian, of Schlsswig- Ilolstein, woro a marone volvet dregs trimmod with fur, ornmments of pearls and dinmonds, and the Victoris and Albert Order.. Hor llnyn‘ ighnoss ihe Princess Bontrica wore o biuo silk dress trimmied with blue velvet, ornameunts of pearis, snd the Vietorm and Albert Order. Morn- ing dresst was worn by tho ladies presont, even- ing cont with morning trousers, and orders and docorations Ly the gentlemen. Tho Quoon took leave of the Emprees of Iua- #in, and, accompanied by Princess Beanlrico, left Buckingham Palace snon after 5 o'clouk, escort od bva detachment of tho Royal Ioreo Uuards (Blue) to the l’mlxh‘u;'ta“ Huation, and returned to Windror Castle. 'I'he Dowager Duchicss of Atliole, Maj.-Gen, . I Ponkonby, and Col. J, C. MeNeill wors in attendance. Gorman War-reparationa. The Varis correapondent of the London Zimes hay received the following loter from Berlin: I'he Committeo of tho Ieichstag, aftor a pro- louged discussion of the Landsturm bill, has ¢omo to s definite conclusion, rejecting Clause 3, which allows the Qovermnent to incorporata the laudstrum Dbalttalions into tho landwahr, If tho Roichstag ndopts this dacision it will destroy tbo marrow of the schemo, sud the = Government, surprisnd and u little irritsted ot tho delormination of the Comunittoe, is, of contee, proparing nn enorgot- ic opposition to it. Thero is no doubk that the Reichstag will mj]unt tho resolution of the Com- mittee, tor it will underatand that this would bo simost tantamount to the rojestion of tho entire Dill, Tt will o yomembored that 400,000,000 of the war indomnity were revorved for tho restorn- tion of the war matorial disorgamzed during tho campaign, It was necessary to pro- vide for the requirements of 86 buttories and 106 _coluwns of muvitions. Provision Lau beon mado in the courso of this year for 144 batteries ond 118 columng of munttion; 48 light flotd guns have boon ordered of Krupp, nnd 1,830 honvy guus, 2,638 gun carringes, 2,630 limbors, 2,045 wagons, for 95 colunns of artillery muni- tionw, 4,356 wagous for 903 batteries, 77,218 choats for projectites, 84,847 cases for cartridyes, ote, 'The munitions yoquired for 278 fleld bat- torios for the roserye for the park of munitions iy ostimated at 325,000 shrapuol sholly, 50,000,~ (00 cavalry balla to i1} thouo shells, 458,072 eart= ridges, 814,068 grenados, 2,309,810 kilogram- wmes of conrao powder, and 584,120 motres of silk. Al this has beon maunfactured during tho prosont year. Forty guns of 12 centimotres dinmeter have also boon cast, forty shot- 16 contimatras, with their carringos, 1,206 gune carringes havo beon adapted for eiego guns, and 187 steol guns of 15 contimotres, and 728 bronzo guos of 12 and 16 contimotros Linvo boen traus- formed, It is probable, the Z'imes correspondont re- marks, that activity compnrablo to that of Gor- many has nowhere else beon displuyed, and, If thesn monsures aro continued with aqual vigor, thie entire restoration of hor war material will be an accomplishod fuct by tho ond of 1876, LOST AND FOUND. ORT_ON HONDAY- THIE WH, BIEAWIS 6 ‘Aduug:at. pnd Fiold, Lottor & o', o gold und jot wnrring. o fuder will pleato loav it Buvg wumbes or Ut waabiaglodat, Raai 1, aed ‘secolve wullatia o 1 O57T-0N WI hinorer may residonca of thy Ruv, D liberadly sowardod. N-5T., A LADV'S FUILCOLLAT Toud it, aud will retura it 1o tha J. Hradihaw, € Wilon-st,, shall " Ut SMALL BLAGK MALE, LARGE AR B T R L r 1sland.av, or 10 Soutly Dugplal BIWPWEEN TiT1c GORNER OF TWRLETH- Michigan.av. and my sbop, & fur driving- o fndat witl b suitably rowarded by o 1 80 Pacin P.J. t KEN i TT\ ON MANDAY NIGHT, DEC, T, & winnll black inare, ubouit § yeara 01, on Wna Teianil- av., bad 8 sinklo haruoss on, cun bo found at 31 Laugh- LGENTS WANTED, §16 PIR DAV—T0 SELL TIIE i waolitno, priza§25. “Mosder! 08 can neko monvy welling the * Home Shuttle" wiiothor you aro oxperloncad in tho businoss or not, I sou wikls to buy & sowliig suchig for fawlly use, our cies gufara will show you how to sive money. - Addrois JONN- SO, CLARK & C0., Cli B w ko, 11l GENIS WANTED-NEW BOIRNTIFIC, LITEIL % o art hoolie: gooll agonta aro wautad. Jo s, nao, Al WANTING G TLING ARTIOLES cailat United Btates Agonts Exchstge, 103 Kasy Stadiron-st,, third fioore - No bumbug, CTAL INDUCEMENTS— ¥ W RPEC Want a firatelasy agont inovary county in tho United Brates, tavoll tho world-ronownad Wilion Shuttlo Sowlng Muchines, and the Wilson msnufacturing taohines, to Mhiom wo aro prapared to ofter uxtraordinary ludie montw, For ful] pariiculaoy, s 1 to, nr adidrose, W BON BEWING 2 AGHING COMPANY, 17 Blite 1 NI CWALNUT AND PLUSH PARLOR A’: i ANUT A te, ||rllLl'q$Yfl’, A wal- ity with mling, 7 pes., for A Bt and Iir cloih purlor wnits for ssldat 843 A Bingoe Qate Inproved) sowlug-umnching, ent 38, for #4015 ¢ Igan-A AN faa ALNU D PLUSIL PARLOR sulta with eniiling, 7 ploves, for sule, Privo §10, 4 wals ut und hatr oloth yatlor wulte for saloat $i3. A Bingor flate abroved) wowlag. Tuaching, cont ¥, Sur 30, 610 ichizan v e = U 1 AND LKARE OF A HOUSE O S ey oo Aty o Y63 Wont Laktr 3., inmediatoly, e DARVIES BUVING Olf BEGIING FURNITUIE, ;'I. klm‘u‘t'llmm .,3,(,‘,‘.,. Honbiu ot Sonkin socos, e o o 3 i, et call wit e KOOI WIET & WHAx n BNy UL B33 onts, WO anth i Vo LOWELL R AL BARGAIN—A W AND MAGNIFI. . vant % Uy Lighte, Now York, plavoforto, with all i sary [wtint Impruvninentu; round corners, carvad loge and lyres cont, & low mouths aace, s} fur saly, with wtuoh and covory for Residears 17 Micl ok EaLE-AT A HAORIFIOE-A NI PIANO, wioat hurfeal tu tana and dafute, latoat Guyravaimnentus filly weryauted; atisk Qakent. SFORY & GAMB, WHOLRSATHE DICATI 35" Ninos sl orgais wil reiail fustrumoats durlog the Liotiduy 81 wholosalo prices. Now (4 your titie to secuim = l|l|(:l’lh Dockor, Bradbury, or Klory & Camp Mano, or . Joa forh atack of avsand-hand Instruments ranying Vo sull on bustallyiwuty, o ront, ale Siiato, it deuirad, 511 Stato. ANTED-A YOUNG LADY PLAY TR \v‘ul:uu and sjug frou 0 to }ln Vo m. 8% 407 Boul h Clarkest, _OITY REAL ESTATE. { ABHINGT T AT, Stooni.g Mothiodiat U OUSI_AND 61 FRET woae Robort all fursisho: small paymants down, FomRAE OTt HALT—A FINE BUSINESS BUILDING IN 71 L'artfos having SUBURDAN REAL ESTATE. iZwic0 Will, BUY A LOT AT Y g Xb(l:m??\ an‘(ll & month ot it depot » erty in murkets ATUA RO Clleaont wrop: pORL 1rope oo JAyments atl por cent. Sailna, THAIGAINCFOIIE B0 Tk Tt foot lote fu Ttav Address 1 81, Tribunn I it FATI-OTF p! th. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ZVALUX L PINK LANDS e i A i N ot Marquntty, Uninty, Mi iy ANGE-AT ENGLEWOOD, atory housa with latga | Uganto, Wik, and inz in Al bt 13,00 soros, Thy horoon biss hcen estimated at over pily to JOUN Y, MAC of Dodgo & Co., 9 Narsauat,, N ASI T8, wenod Conuty, Jansns, for g3, ABELL i aiirond station t cnahall mila AR WIESTIENGAT Na, A Nocth (lstkal, 'REAL ESTATE WANTED, STOMITR, AT ONCE, A brick or stanectront, loato, Wast b Soutl TO RENT-HOUSES. ____ —-'I'IIAIT DESIRARLR RUSIDENCE, ' 69 ries, 10 ruotus, S0 r rant choap unt cornor of Pago-at. "Tsif, 1o, reoumiiia tona e, to reaponsibl Lona d }u{:'l.l:hlmthd i 7 Al i reriowod then o (IOIBALL, ON £X0] Miohigan aiid Peaitinns atoro Wontwurlbeay, RFENT 1@ WATBASI-AV., nishicd : hoiro has 10 rootns {n kood r i Owner wishea to hoard with fenant of rout, whioh wiil ba sory rosomable. S, PARILY 1O s WANTEDMALE HELD, . | Bookkoopors, Olorks, &o. ITRD-—. X DL RY GOOD! AR NEMEMyCND, BT, foons ratle in Ohlo and Miclilgan, or Northarn Illiol foar, with voforonoss, Ick 1ox oitd, Hoston, Mas, anon. TIANTRD-TWO GOOR, (ILDERS, TMAMUDIATE- 33 Hood pax. 3W. W. Stroug Furiliuco Co., 60 Wa- Basheay, "V‘-A{\"l'ml}'-'l‘“() TAILOIS, o MIZALA & GO, LR ANTED_SHOEM AKERS SEWIERY, LASTEN \\T aud finfalinr on ohild's ;!urnu. 170 South :?n"n:: . OALL, AT 803 COT- WASTRD-A BN Wil) THOROUGILY _UN. tlorstanda rossting aud arinding collon and rpjeant alnte oxporionco and salary oxpoctod, ~Addsoss U 40, Tribuno ofico. Misoollanoons. ANTED-MIN, REEKING PROFITABLIE BUST s T, Lo ineertin it I otos o . Amurican Comtang, 115 East Madldou-st., Koom 22, phd L)~ IMMEDIATELY .- 000 LARORKRS workmen to work on tho lovees near aton 46 per month and hoanl; work guaran. 0 hut abla-hodicd mon nood apply. As I om tho ohly agant apnofiitod tn amploy thnta mon, any othars offering thoso Inuncemonts aro frands, and laborers are cautfoned againat ttiom, Lor furthor particalars apn at onco ab tho Compaiys nllice, cornee Lakoat, an Michiyan-av., near Central Dopot, JAMIH B _SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. Booldoenors, Clorlts, &e. SXTUATYUN WANTED—RY A YOUNU MAN IN a wholosnla bisiness (saddiney or hardware proforrod) § ;u’.lng;zml,]m{!mlhé"n;‘;lll Eluklu‘;l;lh&l;’ hm\l}k:l;l!};lll l}‘n,n / iioyer $10 canls And H1,60 1nt of AReLL. - Ail= drous BHIASIAR, B Or Dimeot 50, Dloomington, N~ b'lTUAI‘lDN WANTED-RY A RTEADY YOUNG may as clark, portoer, or collectory best of roforonces wiven, Addroxs K6, ‘rilwino olfc QUTUATION WANTED—A THOROUGT AGODUNT= ) “tant ond expart ia apon for an_ongagotnon mancnt or otharwisey rol ncos ynoxcoptinnal Enlflllluvrulllb 15 Ada Tribunn offico, Trados. ¢ TITUATION WANTED- 1 QUIUATION WANTED — ¥, A _GARDUNKT, 1 Swado by bieth, and ] tiponka ongiiah. JACOD TEANSORE S Fig e s Misoolinnooun. ITUATION. WANTED-—1 WANT TO EARN 13 anotigly (o koap soil and body togathor: om & Nrste clans havkol'yar and bill ulorks orcelioat, peannny WAV liael consiilorabip oxporionco in olings will stk st anye o Teom Ty ioor Ut Woareionl s, cotrot i nay ahis hasi of 'city roleronces. kiven. Addcoss (3 16 SIUATION WANTED IV AN AMERICAN MAN, 17 years uf ago, alwayy boun neor (o businnsns audars auda sl aboit ‘horsos, eto, Addross 1353 Staco- cond floor, front roof UATION WANTHD AR TRAVELING SAT ) mars In tha whlostla Jior trada. ieouah Nobraska, Wyomiag Ooloratlo, and Utah, by an sxporioncod_saluye man haslig largo {rade in, the abovo toreltory, Would ongaye for Ist dapiinry, Addross I’ B), Trihtng office. VWARTED-Y ORE OF Tl TARGRST AND oldost manutacturing and johblng hoat and’ shoo Liousonin Chieago irvt-clars. teavoling ratonmon far Inway Minuosota, and Nonthern Niinols, Address with rofore ‘oo, anistatlu o, mountof waics, and prorons T A F ULARS “WITOTISAT, H. Sost andahon dutablishimont I (s clly nlnlv!\::fl"rfluf Ty bust menmand anbly. Yoforonces ronoieed:_Addrets X o7, TrianD o eae ANTED_BALESMEN —BY A BOSTON HOOT ofYuanid, shog jubhing hnao, ous o two mictimon with an o sters tradut v, Ade Saabinien Wisters frado oo otogs eod asis, A VW ANTEU-TIAT SALERMAN; MUST JWAVE & arie and rood trad in Contral ani Woatarn Tawa, Iastern and Southorn 1linols, or Wisconain, = Givo amonnt of palos, asiary wantad, and reforenco, Address W 43, Tribuna allic. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE SRR tONe WANTED-tBMALE Domostios. SIMUATION WANTED-IY A GOOD AND RRLI. ,2bte wirl to dojsocoud work or ans kind of light worl er, Host o N g ret,, o, of raloranse givon. Abvlr 8 JITGATIONS WANTED_RY TWO SINTIT, W > oul lketg work tugollior, oo iobl-uaklflll«:m, e d the other to d o, othor ta do’socond work. ~Ingilro foF two WANTED-BY A CANADIAN WOMAN b, and Apply at 840 Boutb Ulark,st, o] {"“‘:THNT la'h‘,“" uto. " Call ac. 143 North ‘VAxTi{n—.\ EW MEN OF (G0OD ADDRESS to take ordors tar aur sariale and Olrialinas boaka; oither snlas r commission, Adidr 0 all He O TR RER AL N, N Werhar Cal on A VW AN LALOREHS FONTITEROUTH=OHEAD ticknts ftrnishod Tor thioso wanting to ga to Calra, St Touls, Momphis, Vicksburg, New Otloans, and all olnta South s afl rail, "This {8 tin only afic o apil Iabororat tiokete via the Tino(s Cogt via Cair, 101 Olark-st., corner Washington, WANTED_A STRONG HOV TO ASSIST JARI- W o eaites Baiaor wosks Aptly at thooisraioes aihe ana Halidiag, thorlzed Ralizosd 7 RRNT~PLAINLY FURNISHED TENRMEN: convonlont for i ol WH 8 Cottage Groveny., ol 0 RENTWABASILAY. ner of Jackson-st . SOUTHEAST GORNER i susbral vory dohirablo raouis, with mordorn convenlen: s 0 RENT-FWD ROO)! rouiis, #6 5 roois, 810, N HOOMS, 87 "AUTI Woat Tnrrlsanas TD RENT — A FURNISHED PARLOR, FIRST floor, up-staira, 244 Wah 9, RENT WO K00MS (UNFURNTHIEDY OF tysecondat., o Wabiiiar, 9 23 Dear] 3. 1L Woao, [l without childr L 0 RENT-FURNISTHEO FRONT ROONS, storo and lglits, L0 cotaor ANTED—AN EXPRRIENOLD OANVARSEI TO npnoint agenteino ndvance ry's Rouds manufaoturad. Ad- oxcept ueponse (o torrit Gtoss 8% Tribune aifc VY ANTED=2 GoOD SRTESNAN TO Ililyols, Bouthorn Towa, aud Missouri auatoted with the jowolars in that noctlon. Adir glring roforoncos and salary expoctad, 1 50, Telbu uftie FANTED_MUN OF GENTREL APDRARANOR, With 15 to i, can maka 820 to %10 a weok with our gonds. . Mon out-of busineas with s ) {r sciid, Samplon frog. “HAY & €0 Inndolih-st., jtoom 1 cnals should oall Chlcsgo, 164 East. USTO TIALL, NO, 2 BLUR variety talent, first-closr, and n fpw {0 ouon Saturdny niaht." Call s, . \\-&-Qmmi' Apply € nanr. o gornar Tialatod mid Washington-sbi. Y ARTEDZPRISONS OF Go0L IDDRESS NALE O, . or femslo, can fiad einploymont st Room 1, No. 153 el Tteom 7, southrest WANTED-FEMALE HELP, I MONROE-ST., LY TORNISIED 3 by the dny, whol o Sionth, _ Anply at Room T4, ST PLI T UITES OF T4 RER ROOMS I, wuitable for light honsaks In brick bufld- nindzae: . M MOOKE & CUMMINGS, ) FIRONT ROOATS, n-t, § very dualrablo, and 324 LuSallo-st. only. 10 1o A2 por month, _Avply at Hoom 11, TAWO FURNISHED s, blo for two young en or Raudolpli-at., corner Kan- R Jight housokooplag. 253 \ “FURNISIED JLOOMS AT 46 WABASIL FENT-TURNISITED ROOMS. 20 WEST MADI- near Sangaman, alio, 3 furnishod rooms in d“Mladison-ste., by D. Doontios. ANTED~A 000D COUIK, WABHER, AND lronor: wood wages: muall family. Gall ab 3 Dayton-x it of Sophia- “n\m D_IWO GEIMAN OR KOANDINAVIAN VY “uirls: ono for qoncral’ housowork and oue a3 nursa, Callas 4% Wost Van Buran-et. third hiomwe nord | inany venrs® uxporiouco In Lugland, Addross T 44, %' dn ganeral housdwork [na privalo femily. Ploasd oall QITUATION WANTED_BY A RWEDIE GINE IN & o A e R ITUATI NTED=IY A FIRST.OLABS GIItL Boriate, corour Tanty-fimts o 2 Bouth Dukre SJITUATION WANTED TG GOOK OIDU GENERAL ._\M':f;':'&':‘k'rnfi'n' ivata family, Lieat clty, roforoncos, JITUATION WANTED_BY A FRERGITWOMAN (N in a small private family to d ¥ Ratea D Rifaie family to da ganoral Lousorark: SITUATIOH WANTED=DY A GERMAN GIRL, TO at . Sonmsatrossos. Srmos, HRDTEE penous Timdont v irows s clonk Sraking. s AVISA oY MaB u Sww&flun WANTED-IIY A YOUNG PERSON i (o g AR 16 v to o wewing and accond work. - Plassa call Nursos. g Tiome,” F10aso aaily for Largo days. at £ Dssoldenty Employmont Aronts, SITIJATJ&I:“‘IX,?YX"?EHEEABHM)EH] IN WANT OF e jan &n 20 3 SIS, s and aaniry, B0 Milwsake bes BUSINESS CHANCES, RARIE CHANOR FOR ONF ;VISH G TO EN- gago fu fine groceries or (O 0 lonatiun, v ront, no compotitiog, Add 3, 1 oo, RARE GUANCR TO THE RIGHT PAILIY A gonersl sgoncy, gevon yoars ecstablivhod, iz & town oo Chicako & Northwostern Hails Towa Divislon 08, OTRANS, Sa\wing:| l e A ouce W G G, Tribuno offioo, HOUSEWORK, S arie . Aloforanno requbedl ANTYD A OHAMDERMATD AND DINING. rooin giely anust o exporioncod, luquiro 0e 160 uder bn '“r_AN'mn—mm. FOR GENEIA 1051 - Refo § SMALL DAWIST iv A A GERMAN GUi VY housswark. _Anpiy two dayn, st i W ANTID-A GOOD FECOND GLitt AT 577 EAST A D--A “GOOD ™ GIRL FOR GENEIAL tinugovork in & small (amily.” Ralcronces raquired. or! . LADY OCUUPYING A TRONT PAR To’m Tor wwould Ii Prica vory reasonaio, Addroun or oall : o ' Nor 1 Uakwood-nvey LSt Cottago Grovee o 10 RENT—RO0M FORR_TAGHT housokevping half blosk from stroot 120 Lasallo-st. "'TO RENT--STORES. OFXFICES, &o St RENT—STORE AND DMibwaukoc-ace, corror Hal noms fix oue of thabest ory T GAN Non, 121 aud 1 Stnt: rokor, 137 Doarbora 5 107 FIFTH-AV. ONLY. 850 A b Mooih s CUaIRG Miscollunoons. 1 ORK | PACKING- ituaied at Humliton, Ontorlo, Crunda, potfect munlng order, T TRINSON & CO., Sto — WANTED--TO RENT ANTED-TO RENT-A ¢ frame house, east of Stato-at., north of Twenty. No. I tenunt, snzall family, A ol N & CO., 14{ LasSall v Dartloulars apply 2 TOLY WRICK OR A COTTAGE OF §IX OR glowoad or Jiydo Park. Preforta ANTI Aovon roonis 1o I 13 X, Teibuno oflic: doal with ownen BOARDING AND LODGING, Qs CRNTRI-AV.-A OLIOICR fomwely furnisliod, and wapmed, wltt larigo closots, ar ind frst-clas bourd ontpnnn and wifo or two PLEASANT TAND. to reut with board. UNE OR TWO YOU pifh ood board and o mou can be_accomniodato! tsaf 3T WEST ADAMS-ST. RO board, furnishiod or finfurl rico: ult DI1) WEST WASHIRGTON.ST, _NICRLY FUl- 230 Ttk nvacaad hack oo i NAV.PATTIES DESIRING P . “ant rooms and good Loard In a ploasunt and quivt famiiy can o accomodaied., ST LAKE-RT,, ;OPPASITR UNION PAIK mmoitations Tor gentloman and wifo ar alus ght, clicorful Fooms a Itatn on premieos, South Side. ND 420 WABABH-AY,—f osor gentionon, K i home comlorls, u privato fawily s wod 0D BOARD FOR 4 10 35 poc wook, with nsn URNISIED ROOMS WITH Faom nmh;)-oinllmd: WABASHAV.. or without hoar vacauoy far two ladios ungaxed during b 17 WABABH-AV..-A PLEASANT BUITE OF roons, ovory moder consonionco, ta rent with WABARHAV. oral unfurnishod d roama fo ront, wi rivato family. Address X 61, Tribune H NORTH, LASALL KLEINI'S PRIVATE olags Loard withi ploakant roowms st ¢ oard 44,505 moals 2S¢ 0. “OTT Dustrable rooms, with borrd, Is accommodatud OARD_WITH NIC vate family on avenue, 6y "l'rllnnm uflic ARLOK AND iy woad privo, . FINANGIAL. WK CAN MAKIE DESIRABLE LOANS It or tari of_yoars, S, it 121 fvn . WATOITES, s 120 Rant dalph-st., hoar rhig smortiagns. MY, TOR A TERM cily Droterty, at ourron huau-tatiey worlgages wanted, A Curly In hands g L UBHOIN & KO d fuslds Bropor moDLS L »uil, ¢ oainitktime chmercinl artgaiOn TR ! ) il purehiase aue MRS FEW O faw ratus o nsido propusty, Addre 00 F1,000 INVESTIED IN NTOUK 5103 e ot o s, Nua fur & G0, Dankers, 3 Wallsst, N ON GEEY TIEAL ERVAT HENRY ROVE, dor b yoars, Jo _MAGHINERY, KWOOD & DUNK tusin ongiouy, from threy £y, stonm puiy, boltiog. aud supplios, 1 BALE-ONE 10-HORSE BOILER AND n‘n!ul-lllx naplute; beon usud but - ) 11 AND 1 LAKE- (n 1y horva yowery s vury ligap. 1 teack in bighior 1 & oolnpotant aud x| erquaus glveu, Address W 19, Fribuna obive, —aT CLARENDON 1Ol RORTH corner Ontario, an exporlonoed hotol also, & young girl to assist in pastry- V‘i NTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A OOAL. petont_cook, ‘washer, and ironcr, Apply st North Dourbarn-st,, mear Alapi ‘V NTED A WY Chiunsowork in WARTED-GIRL IO GRNi Inauire ar. 878 Nurth Glark-st, Sonmsrrouses, VWANTED-KXPERIINOLD LANDS 10 MAKT Sur chiitons. {aney solln; aloady employionts GOODMAN & AN, % and 81 Wabnslare Ol GE: 1145 Mieh i WOUSEWO! TETENT a1 AL mily uf thirea, g ANPED D, CSSMAKIE ONR Y A dorstands b6 W hociat & Winon machine: 216 Thiety-first-at, A ‘\'fi!’nmflfi‘?‘"b ox{]x;mna 377 3 BUOGINS ) 3 \arnes: i E 21 3 16,10 Rorth Nanammanad, - § £0ld watalios 3 BUSINESS INTERESTS 80LD, PARTNERSHIPS negotiated. (iracery, dru; ather storos fur sale Bad axchsoge, Good oponiogs, KIMBALL & GO., 107 Clark s, TUY AN €& STOUK OF 2 awlully clitap; comu: miake bt (CUEAN CAST WV stationory and notio am, and ntralghl. Must tabo e an offor; all nica, mioney liymiediatoly, 1073 Wast Madison-st, ](‘lDHNDnV AND MACHINE SHOP AT ALTON, [il,, for pale, inperfoct ruoning order, comvlstel, equippnd with now machinory o must approved kind, nn Auitablo for any kiod of wanufacturing busineis, M- chius shop [x 4 storica high, and Is 48x10) feut; foundry is 44280 fasli blacksmith shiop, 30¢30 foot, and Y]unly of yard room. The 0., A, 5t. I, it, 1t passes in front S, MR, Lo enellal Bt fie{r ‘lnm{m. Addrens G. U, LEYOHER, 225 Pino-at., : uis, NLEAT MARKET AND GRGCERY TONE FOR salo; woad location: dofng a ood business; rate Locatton, Roboy.at, aud Garroll-ny, it THIR-ONR OF THE REST OHANOES IN THE clty, A snug grocary business sud moat- it oll snited for man § of rooni 1o add aalvon ; none within 6 bio enuine concorn, _Addrasy Teibitna ofllco, INWO BUSINESS MEN WITH BOMit CAPITAL CAl Toarn of Aometing for their Intorest, alroads’ ostab= fished. A ddr 14, Tribuno office, TV, Brrs R TRATTE & CONFLETE STa0E af Jimman hair goods snd store tlxturos, oll first~ X 9%, Tribuan otico. laen, BMISCELLANEOUS. ., a0 wifo 33 olionn” ronty 'WA.\nm A TADY TO MAKE CHILDREN'S clothes, Murl bo enmklu!enl and moderate in hor cliargos, Apply 8t ¥4 Wost Monru Lanudraostoss VWARIED — A VIRST-OLAKS EXPERIENCED Corman at Seaudinasian ironer and sturchor, 80 Milwaukes Murses. VWANTED-A SWEDE, UERMAN, Ol KCOTCE for nurse and sccond girl, must bo Protostant and havo roforooce, Apply ot 1414 Wabnsh: ANTED—AT 49 BDELDEN-AV., A NURSE TOR yonr-old baby must bo wirond’ dnd Tally compo- tont to tako ontiro chario of tho ehilih, A first-class pers ‘#£0n will soonro & good situation. Call aa uhova. i VWANTED = IMMEDIATELY, " A GO0, T spcctable, Lealthy numogirl, to take curo of ohild 20 snothe ol + fvut b good disporition. Apply atioom 43 Clarasds e propared to remalu, Biisoollanoons. WWANIEDZA FEW | (ADY AGENTS 10 TAKE nridors for oot now THustiated Magszino for Chile dron, aud (o canvaes for our Chriatmax ealary of commisslon. GARSELY, PETTE] #0 Washington: iena: av. ok R & 10 EXCHANGE. © WISH T0 EXCHANGR A VINE BPAN OF horses, harnoss, and carrlage, and now furalturo, for hotel or raflroad caling-housa, Write, giving particus turs and prico. Direct lettera i 76, Tribunn oflico. OILANOR TO_GET A NEW SEUZOF FURS-— Now aot, iynt, Fronch yaal, mink, or maston, SI0, Tiandsomo sat mink furk, §13 th $25. aLekin sof, 300, iah senl ancque, 835, Chalca egant mink wate, 525 to . All warrsnted naw and porfoct, firt-clas goode, Rosidouco 545 Michigan-av., north of Sizteenth-st. DVERTISEIS Wi SIRI ; OUN- try foadora can do roln the bost and chieapost man- e by uaing onn or morp seotions of KCellogiCa(ireat Nows. Daper Listh, _ADDly 0 A, K. KELLOGG, 76 Jnokson-at, AT OASTE ALD | TEGA fiuf‘rgj‘t{wnmflun “miscollancons goods of all kinda ‘b JONAE SR Taan Gttey. uhy Biatoptr 7 ALY GOUD GAST-OF QLOTIING uovany AT Al nigest prica by JONAS A, DRIKLSMAN, 017 Soith Glark-st. - Ordors by mall promptly attonduil t “A UGOURTANT: 10 AND O AT ook e T omplic wounts adjnsted, by an oxport af 2 fs?’.%:h"m.";\nn'x'-nu RET, Room 1,19 Hant oney {ASH_PATD FOR OLD NRWSPAPELS, HOOKS, (A inprilole, fagn, mistale, hottlus S, db PITTE: BONIES, 316, S, And S0 Firthav, Stook eallod for ln saypart o tocliy dren, " T CATM"HI—A KURK CURE, AT 1)) EAST MADI= w m7, Costu noilitng for trin '“r—mnr.u ATOON LICENSE, ADDRESS ¥ 89, Teibuno afien, days “’j ANTRD: 7 TARK A BEAL SACQUR and mufl for cash, Addross R 94, Tribuno utlico, [0, EXCHANGE FOR ' GOGDE — ON: OF TE L baat farine in_tho ftate of Misvouri, about & aore well {muravod, \ith dmhoe, wntée, ¢odl and atuno; 13 v from dopot on Missaurd Pacitié Rattroad. A milxe siuck ot woodu praforced. Addrom 1. 1., Syéamor, Do Kalb Connty, 1. iy 0 EXCUANGE-20 AGUES O TAND froatiag en Drving Purk Boulorard, for luinruvod orty In vorth 811,002 wiil asstumo 3,60 or “'}}'fi l’ Wic ‘at T61 Rave Toandolpnate Koom. 15 [0 _EXOIANGE-FDR GO0OD FARM LANDS A fina b-atary stono-front businoss hiovk, BROWN $ HOITON, 160 Desrbora- i 10 EXUHAN NIMPROVED CHIUAGO & oo fron eumbraticy, for good wracing Inil In Soutbern Uolorado ar Northorn Now Mocico; must have Zvflur& ifferonce, BROWN & HORTON, 1 Doar- or ) T OF BEAUTIFUL 110, GOODIMGH, 135 Dear- "o, A 110 o Fow b born-st. '?(Tl CXCIANGUTIE BEST TAVING RUSINISS I St 8, payiog por day, for Cliteago nrap- arty b A osd Tarhy velun RiB000. e . BINGTIAS, Koom 11 MeCormick Butld o, 7 TOURING MILL AT 1 Waupun, W] hay tho Btate Prison contract of Wis- comatuur Giste taied will oxchnngo for wibiirban ota. LaSall-at, CHIGAGO SUBDIDAN . lat fing -acra farm, nuder. oultivati south of Dizon, T, _ ki, A, GILIILT & CO,, 2 e E-GHOTOI LOTR AT WASHING ton Heluhis, on Nincty-sixth-st,,eloso to fino improva. uents and the how dopot, for No.'1 furniture, O, 1L BROORS & CO., W A niimbor) Weat Harrison z0d conntry (Own BST City. 312, Room 1, i et sputin ibran 2 Tabationat., ANPE chalu; m Lt 1t weile 18 e o apd wlll trado. & good top g, LTt Eeh. 1 rkilost, U E HAVE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROV (‘.VI' [‘Hlnx]mil{ P‘)“ the H:lynlll)fill\m{. and UIULI\'X;AG,: l]lrfllll- g Lactds, sehilch o will excinuga for gond al a3 e arehwadivo, - WhLs . BOTTINS & COL, 108 1ast Madl "'r.in'r’ RTOUK OF MERUITANDIS (Bt gl i o s ft ;‘.','fl;mny-xm i bk SO URE " B ERAVILATS s SAST WASILING- arriayes, und alolgha . Partios wishiin siack aliould atton: a ~WES N & O at., havo walea of horian, avidry uontay nd. Keilay ot 10 aitlior ta purchaso oe dlapdsa of wdh Thoen sulod, ay groat bargains aro vert FOR BALEZA GAPITAL GOUD W AT i, (1t Tor any bisiness: $40 will (ake hor to Catt from 10101 ub 45 Wout Adamwsts Also, stubl 10 ¥ent 3 raom for Bftaen horse FU_ BETROLD ON AUCO SH=1 sos: | Elawiloton(an bay maro, 153¢ hands liehy vury [ast At aiylinl, sound, kind, and teno i oll hars Hore, aud Iears nothings %o, 1atceliont family or busl: Domw lirac, 0 yoara ol woarly 18 liandy high, rangy and ro-doz o 1 uovor 3 a Now S Tlor bt o o Yk fnore : S por ol Warmarns L) avdny stk 3o Wik hoy & ey at rivita atahlen, in' voar 'of rasidunca Wirligun-hy, . "SEWING MAGHINES, " e S ING MAGELISE e NG IGE OF A, 0. MELCHEIE, MESOUTI St oty uyont. ‘Sachines sl on wontbly aruants, aind eepairad G-MAOUINTE= PRIMCITAL ities sald on wouthiy yayiuents; ) t GROVER & NAKKIL FAMI B0 i ianacitie, i opdor, wi ifitto 2o Liss atiachiments; Skt 80, No. 7L wentywizd FURKITURE IN EXCITANGE FOIL sda bouts and shocs. BILLINGS, 145 RGENREY, BIZE 11 faot hixhs ”stae 14 1,7 Tribune ailito, up 0 Poorla, 111, NEAT DRUG D BTAGE TAGE 3y ANTED=TO PURCHASE, A stock and fixtrean, for whicli L wiil glen vl Toeatod Joteand eash. Cafl b & i Ttoom 12, Iimmedintoly, Waghilngton-at. PARTNERS WANTED. ” e TN ANTED—A PRACTICAL BUSINESS P e Y i o WA Lo bl iotaratt o & figte lasy confectionary, Wo manufacture our gnods, For Turther Inforaiatian gall at 150 Dosrhorn-ut,, ltoonis. IARTNER WANTED_RITIHRR ACTIVIC OR SPE- AT R 62000 ca In w soitd, siavly wholeaia atid rotnll Lusiunes, fally ostabiishiod snd making notiog: jara may bo obtainod by application to D. 167 (lark-at. Si WALTON, FANTED-WITH 830 10 gm0, TN & D L it eatabiioned wad Apply at Room 35, 127 South Olark-ut, AT WANERD- I A Bual : o ofit, and e ol umllv"f'. cl;p\('f\' r:r‘u\\[md' .['e"s,mnl-“ i uiiel clineielund ?"y','nnfl'x'c'r"a"’&.f,"ffli.‘&.-w’mmmw Trokors,No, 8 H Madieop~st., to W ance Is unde 9 3,00 10 35,000 AN SWITIE 83, cash, io A l, flllll\ll!fi'vn\rlnk I:l“i.."’:"’] gonils ’:\‘l:"li i a8 o /a1l fnaw and firat-class proilts a B mpiea O T L. i RBIEM, voravr Twanty-nintiand Stata-ate, FNEH WANTED—A IV _ITDNDI DA it g rent o Boutunt. s Daying $400 monthi Glaricst,y R = TOARTRRR W, IN-WITH #2,000, OR MORYE, l:)A!l‘i‘lnHufl ll}lblul"\m s meat-markol and suiir iokfyeliobse," ja” iat-clag location. “Nadrs 10, AL TWANTRI—A_THW [UNDIED DT~ PARH oy hale interest in & gautect pa butavia puring $months. 127 Clark: T FOR SaALE SOMPLETE FILE OF ONIGAGO A T e 6, 1974, Addrows TN BALE—Tii0 YOUIL TOUNES OF TG LOATIL- [t ancly il (o, Infoa ¥ole Wi funis s e¥'s Coukraach 1 y A, R ey e oa or sddross ALTIUN AR LEY, 0 Stats ol y prt 0, alf-hundreds, POR 8. TrOR & Al LEL] “GOLD ONER, 816 Ju ot Db b 78 Twentyatxtiin, CONDIAND BURRLAP Ul af 116 Woit Lukoest, PERSONAL, DINFORMATION AS TO 11K WITERI P iits af Sive, Feanges Knox, frmorly. of Dublin, Trotands - Addrassd STy 4 South’ Gireat Go'arat.; bl frolund QRMATION WANTED Oi7 ST N ANV Mo, 1EN Y, mutdon nawmo Mary ikott, Farmorly 1. 212 o Totedo, O: Whow last hearil fram win i Chicayn aian e Sacivd by heebrnic PARIOR HAUK KT, Braldwood, Will Gounty, 11, ORMATION WARTED OF ELIZAKINT TOORY A e neilos fuas ot Mok nn!n 5 ol Nuvemben ds blue TATTLLS LA ARY, ¥ VOIS, 87, titatiad b, ¥10. i &nd Bleolo's Rad I!...:.";:u‘.fifu'.‘eux b Wrs, wad Slasias Maudl CHAPIN VS, §14 aud 31V Lavs Madlon-st,