Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1875, Page 14

f | .: TH % CHICAS 0 DAE.Y TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1375.~SIXTEEN PAGES. e e e Lzpreszions of Sentiment by Differ- ent Chicagoans, Tho Prominent Demeeratic Lawyers Con- demn Hilitary Interference with- tho Legislature. Busicess Men Believe in Mild- ness and Firmness, The troubles in Lonisiaus, happening at time whien lit:le else is astir in the United States, Lizve atiracted public aiteation to the distracted Etate iz & very marked degres., The question is discnssod in business-houses, hotels, banks, bar- rooms, and public offices. Nearly everybody bas ‘some knd of wiropinfonto give, althongh very many prudently dodge the issue, and plead distrust of partisan reporis ‘unenpported by <onclnmve .evidence. The genersl feeling yos- tcerday appearcd £0 be in favor of firmness, but was rather opposed to erbitrary aciion un- cecessarily brought into use. In this sense the sentiments exproesed in the telegrams from Gen. Sheridan to the Becretary of War are more or lese condemned, except in a fow cases. The position of the Federal Government wins more zpprobation, and the suggestion of 2 new elec- tion was very generally approved. Beveral prominent citizens were interviswed yeaterdsy on the subject by TRIBUNE reporters. Among thoee who expressed a viow upon the issue was XE. GEORGE M. XIMBARK, of tko wail-known hardware firm of that name. ** Wkat is your idea relative to the Lonisianz bosiness, Mr. Ximbark ?" said the reporter. Mr. Kimbark—]I think the situation is, to say tho leaet of it, serious. Iam not in favor of barsh measures, especially as the people are not in open insurrection against the General Govern- ment. Yo that case I'd go in for hard inocks. ‘Tue Southeners are very high-strung and hot- bloodsd, and cannot bo judged by tho standard of Xorthernmen. They kave been educated ins Terant ochool, and show the effects of their training. I have grest faithin mo::i zuseion, with physical force in reserve behind R.—What do you think of Gen. Sberidan's ac- tion ? Lar. Eimbark—]I ean only judge by ihe news- paper reports, end could hardly express a fair ojinien. For the purposes of kespung I don't think that 2 better msn than Ehondan could have boen selected. Ile lhas plenty of grit, cannot be frightened. aud, while the South- ern peoplo may fume sguinst his action, they caunos belp but respect -his fearless charscter, At tae camo time, I ikink it would be much bet- ter 10 tuke thingsz littie eacy, end not stirup bad Lloood b= improdent wiitings or utte:ancos. Tl Leu®tana pecple ere vers rash and head- wivong, bold, and epurited, and will not submit 10 Le {ramplod upon houi resenting.it. I think that i Governmeut shoald keep perfect- 17 nontral, and ot aliow their soldiers to inter- 1cro. unless calied upon by he legitimate au- iy of tho S'ate, and, even then, they should uwct very caatiouely, At 515 muwont, NL. WILI0N FAINZR ):‘px('a:dmd. and vas asked lus opinion in the watter. - Palmer—O, 211 this will be by- ty. Idaroenythe President an Cubi- il take care of the busincss. As for my- I have nothing to go Ly but the reports in cwspspers, and do not care to express an va. I believe, howevor, that Shoridan un- ands the sitaation. 3 ALD. ARTIUR DIXON, = t of the Common Coarcil; was next in- e, Disen, how do’you fee! aboat . Lizen—1 Gen't_really know. Things are d down tbere. 1 suppose the boys area wild cu bot!h sides, snd need some regulat- it cppears to. me ihat the Government is ut to adopt & conservalive courss, which, I will be aatisfuctory to the people. YLzt is your opmion of Gen. Saeridan's hir. Dixon—Dhil was rather rash, but he is an impetgous_devil anywsy, snd believes in deal- 1ug with- McEnery's men as ko dealt with Lee's 2t Five Forke, Phil is a eplendid soldier, but (and hero Arthur winked in 2 masterly manner) hie'l! mever make a politician. Just then COL. CHARLES CAMEROX, Aceistane City Attorney, happened along and Jjoined :n the conversation, bzt do you think of the row in Louisi- a, Colorel? . . Col. Cameron—I think that the action of Grant znd Shkeridan in tho whole business is infamous, 20d on a parallel with the whole policy adopted ard the South since the closs of thie War. I £0ms time, and know how ;ed. No man can vote in «jaya to-day withont tho permission of the lopiz people.” Tyt was the zame in Now Or- leaus'when 1 lived tuere, and the eame in other Honthern Bidtes, Wauen I wentinto the army I dida’tzofor tho purpose of reducing my Bouthern ceuntzymen to the condition of serfs. I say if Lé a Republic let the people insist upon the usayes becoming such a commonwealth. If not, lct them proclain & monarchy, if they can find #nybody fool enotgh to become King, and have as (nd of this organized bypocrisy. The Coloael grow rather cxcited, and himself cud Ald. Dixon hed a warm dehate over the werits of tlp guestion—the Alderman's Re- publican blood beirg aroused. The afair must ave eaded amicsbly, for when tho reporter last 2w the twnin thoy wers waliing arm-in-arm doun LaSaile strect, slapping their off ears with the diggngaged bard. 5 AR E. 1. HOOLEY, pmpré\slar of tho Opera-House, was also ques- uoned : & KT Tave you hoen reading up Lonisiana, Mr. Az Heoley—Xot much,—zomething. else fo] aitend to, bat think that things are rather {00 Lot for heal'h down there. Don't know how it ! ozd, but looks rather rough for. Loumisiana. cBuntry appears to be going mad.. —.gxe you in favor ¢f Phil Bheridan’s aticn ? 3 Mr. Hooley—I am’ mot. Gen. Sheridan is & very brave soldier, but, I think, Lo s himselt.too excitable to doal with & fiery peoplo like thoso of New Orlesta. Notbeing a politician, howaver, ¥ou wili excuee me from eaying any more upon s eabjeck oicion, but contented himself with s shrug of stoulders when the nzme Sheridan was men- sed. Iolived in Louieiana three years, he =+d, but was so_loag absont from thers that he not fecl qualified to give an opinion on the queztion at issna, A nureber of prominent business men doclined & cxpress =ay apioion at all,- staling that they ¢cen 700 Taeh acoupied witt: tkeir own afalrs. Tho reporier &lzo czlied on seversl members of the Dar to leare their views, but’ succeeded in gy only those whoss aptessdents are Scljeized vl ba fonnd what each GEN. BTTLES d:d cot see any justification for the interference «f the mititary except to keop the: peacs ; and he did ot underatand that (he coudition of affairx .~ zuch 28 {0 roquirs the intarfarence aven for purpose. Sieridan bad taken s military of tho eitustion,—the onc-man power. TLOMAS A HOTNE | that the telegrame of Sheridan published: v, attempting to affirm tho nocessity off foriner diepatches, made him act & doms- ue a8 well a8 a tyrant, since there could bs v demagogues as well as political dema- DRRE MELVILLE W. TULLER - charscterized the®sction of the military asan raze; tho peoplo shonld have been allowed P offairs in their kottle their own fairs osn way, as they did in other and it was objectionable Stes; ol bl frcates it was enbordinating the civil to the mili- ¢ suihority. And-no maiter, as a mere ques- of principle, what political tricie wero prac- 4 in the orgauizalion of the House, there no juet cauve for the interference of the F'olcrel iroops. The precedent was a bad one— aealleled in the country ; and there had been . clocted Spealisr was in violation of the 30! Lonsians. The statute waa directory sactor, and, mobwithetanding that, the on de 'facto was valid; and it wonid sci tars was tho ssme s interfering with a daat iow from that that interference by thammili~} Tard firm; esles 100 ftca- at 14 1-1C@ [ of by any or 5 of G ment, In 383, whea tho Houss Representatives organized, Jobhn Adems was choren tamporary pr setting aside the Clerk,who, bY th greas, had thiorgani-ifg pawar ; and thisadeir in eg.ox'a;isima was bul a repetiiion of that pre- cedent. R * & U 8. CORNING JTDD thought the precedens was a very dangerons one, for the reason that interference with legislative zcotlon -by : the - milit ~wss —unheard .of in ‘this * eountry, Venting all free- dom ~ of Betlon, and ’.snb\'axfin;i every principle of Republican Government. Improper roceedings had been resorted. to herctofore. ut nover had soldiers attempted beforo to con- trol legialative action. He had spent’ssvercl winters and one #nmmer- in ‘New ‘Orleans, and Jmok the people tl:oroughly, and he had mado np his mind, having had every means of ascertain- ing their scntiments, thst there was no mora loyal element in the country thin there: the poople had sccepted the resnits of the War, ana were - .88 faithful to the Uniou to-doy 08 any of the, ple in the North. ulenco he thought ' they would bow" to ths Ted- eral autlority no matter what the result might be. While there bad Lesn a good deal 8aid in tho way of threats, Lo thought they came {rom the violent men, nok thoes who had coatrol. Therefore he beliovad thers would be no blood- ehed of any moment. - There wore undoubtedly men in Louisiana who wonld carry the State into partial anarchy if left to -themeelves, but they ‘were controlled by the ‘discreet, and he thought thers wasno question thst the more dizcrect would bow in submission to the Federal autbori- Ecs. even'if they should aim at their subjuga~ oa. RELIGIOUS. = - THE FOND DU LAC DIOCESAN CONVENTION. Syecial Dispateh to The Chiccoo Trivune. Foxp pu Lic, Wis., Jan. 9,—The report of tho proceedings of the Council yesterday closed with the election of Bishop. The Rev. F. BE. Haff, F. Devlin, and Ds. Parke; with George L. Ficld and Judge Gary, were chosen a committee to inform M¢. Coleman of his election as Bishop, aad to urge his acceptance of the same, A tels- gram was prepared and transmitted to Mr. Cole- man, but we do not learn that an answer has been received. A thought of being’ elected to the Episcopate of (his diceéss probably never entéred hi¢ mind, and being wholly unprepared for such an announcement, he will probably tako timo for reflection and_covsultation with fricuds before returning a definite answer. The usual testimonial, drawn up and signed by all the clergy and evory lay membor of the Coun- cil, was also transmitted to Mr. Coleman by mail this morning, - f Mr. James B Perry, of this city, was choson Treasurer of the diocesan funds by acclamation, 28 waa also Georgo L. Field, of Ripon, to the of- fice of Rogisirar of the diocese. The Bishop's salary was fixed by resolation at £2,500 and resi- dence, wilh the understandiug that tho Bishop ehsll himself choose the city within thé diocess in which he will reaido, avd that thesalary will be increased as tho circumstances of the diocese will permit, or becassity require. The tollowing Standing Commiltec of tho dio- coso was then elsotod by bailot in a voto by or- ders: The Rev. Dr. Parke, of Oshkosh; the Rov. W. Dafter, of FonddaZLac; the Bey. F. R. Haff, of Green Bay; Judgo Gary, of Osh- kosh; Dr. H. Piorce, of Grosn Bay; and Jawes B, Perry, of Fond du Lac. oy The Committce on Canons made a report, which, with & few amendmenis’ dnd alterations, was adopted. B A Committes on Church-Work was chosen, con- sisting of Dr. Parko, of Oshkosh; the Rey, W. E. Wright, of Wanpan; George P. Loe, of Fond du Lac ; and George L. Ficld, of I':pon. ‘The Council then adjourned o 1 o'clock. At the evening session, at tho conclusion of divine_service op Wells agzin called the Council to_order.. The snme Committee on Can- ona was continued until the nsxf moeting of the ‘The noxt meeting of the Qouncil is to be held in June, and it was voied to hold tuat session’in Bt. Paul's Charch in this city.. ~ ° ' After appropriate temarks by the ‘Bishop 2nd others, Finging'of the Doxology and . prayer by tho Bishop, the Council adjomrned ‘to meet in this city in Jupe next. X Sl ‘Thus closed what we doubt not was one of the mest barmonious and pleasint. scasions of an ecclesiastical body ever held in the Sfate, und in which it was in'marked contrast with the Iste ses- sion of the same body of ~Christiaps lreld Inst year in Milwankee, Tho fixing of the name of .the diocess...end ° the . elec- tion of Bishop were two imporiant matters to be_cousidered, and though the former gave rise to much lively discussion, and the Iat- ter to considerable balloting, there was an cntire absence of discord and ill-fecling, and all showed a truly Christisa spirit. . Bishop Wailes presided with a dignity and fatherly kindness that en- deared him io all present. 'The Comncil was composed of gentlemen, of men of the highest stauding in the corymunities whers they resido. The Council wzs not a lerze body, but those who bave the intercsts of the new dioceso at heart ill'remember that no longér thaa ten years ago the diocese, including the whole State of Wis- copsin, rarely came together in lnfge nnmbers. CATHOLIC DISCIPLINE. Wirriamsrort, Pa., Jan. 9.—In the case of Father Stack ve: Bishop O’Hars, 8o long in con- troversy, the Master in Chancery’ has decided that taa action of Bishop O'Hara, in removing Father Bteck from the Church of the Annuncia- tionin this cily, was in_full accord with the recogmized law and discipline of -the Cethoiic Church, and tbat the priest is bound to- aecept 2ud abide by thelaws of the voluntary associa- tion while 8 member. . . uoted st 103 moreto Lristol with 3,000 grs of graru at 85 per gqr. Warss—Dull ¢ bnere, 980 ; sellerd, Se: To e Ariociated Preas. Kew Yomk, Jan, 9.—Frove—Dull ; receipls, 15,000 brls ; superfine Siato and Western, $£00@4.40 3 com- Ton to good, $4.70@1.90; ga0d fo choice, $LI5@S.55; white wheat’ oxira, '$5.55@0.10; extra Ohio, £4.70& 6.60; Bt. Louis, $4.90@8.00; rye flour steady aé §4.10 @5.%. GOt ‘Comw Mrar—Active snd flrmer; Western $L15G@ 200, P GRAIN—Wheat doll and heavy ; receipts, 11,000 bu No. 1 cpring, $118@1.25; No,'3, $1.0581.0: Ko, 2 Chicago, SLIV@L12; do Milwankee, $LIR@LIX S do_Noribwetern, $LUGLI; Towa zod Minresola spring, §1.05@1.227 winter red Western, $1.20@1.20; -white, $1.21@1,53: zmber. $1.2T@L3L.- Ryo quict ot BY@yde, Barioy quict. Mall steady: two-rowed Btste, $1.89, Corn opened firmer, an cloeed quietstunchenged yrices; Tecelpts, 63,00 bu, Oata iih-mur nn%“ mso;‘ ”“fi;'.‘“e%?f)‘i}fi 83,000 - br mized Weatern, 67@592 ; waite, Grocearms—Coles qilet and cicady, Bugar dull and ssbade easfer; fair to good refining, @B prume, Gie ;. reluod, lox@lnse. Holasses un: changed. Rice unchanged, \ i ran § vefined, 1930 ; crude, A PerrprecM—Quict and firm Cx@5ic. Tizav—Dull ; strained, $2.10, TunpsyTreR—Dallat Goe: Tsce—Turm ; Western, 383, e Provisrons—Pork quiot; pew mass, $20.62Y. Beaf and cat-meate quist. - Middles firm ;- lony clear West- ern, 10703 short: olear,103(c, Zard frmer; prime steam, 111@ 14 5-16c. 2 S s ‘BurTsn—Frime steady; others heavy ; Western, 18. eue. . 7 ; ‘Crizsse-—Firm ot 12%@153c. 3 Wiszr—SBteady at 9551 g CrovER-SEED—Firm at 103/@1054¢. Mrrass—3anofectured copper steady; ingot lake nictat 33tje. Pig-iron quict aud nominal{ Beotch, .50@40; American, £31.00@26.00. Russis sheet, 14xcingold. Rails unchangad, FOREIGN MARKETS. i LavERTOOL, JA%, 9—11 3, m.—Tlour, 2B@LW 6d. Wheat—Winter, 92 7d@0s 0d ; spring, & 91@9 6d; wlito, 03 8d@10s 1d ;- club, 105 2dG10s 81, Corn; 39 6d@3% 94 Pork, 82s. Lard, GGe. 3 LavEnrooL, Jan. 9—1 p. m.—Dreadstufls heavy ; all unchanged, 5 Ioxpo, Jon, 9—b p. m,~—Kats of disoount in ope: mafkot for thres monthi' bills, 4i; per cent, or 72 below ibe Bank rates, Amount of bullion gone the into Bank of England on balanco to-day, .£20,000, Conaols, moncy, 925 ¢ acecunt, #1)¢R92% 3 5-204 of '65, 107¢ : do of 767, 1075¢; 10-40s, 1043 ; Tow &, 103353 New York ' Cenlral, §3; Erle, 26 ; preferred, 45, Franxront, Jan, 9,—Fitcitnentles of 03, 98%. Tams, Jan, 0. —Fentes, 621 35c. y Livrnroor, Jan, 9.—Breadetufts heavy ; lard, 703} ehoulders, 353; lung cat hams, 50. ' . BIRTH, R LINDER~On the 7th fnst., to the wife of K. B, Linder a5on. 3 HARRIAGES. A A e A A RCKIART—_JOLNSTON—On Deo, S by tho Rav. r. Stocking, at the rosidonce of Lhe bride's parents, Ar.. B. A, Kckhart and Aiss Katla L. Johnaton. ZJOKES—SEDGWICK —Dec. 0. at the reeidonce_af Tho groom's parents, 76_South Greon-st., by tho Rev."J. . Peck, D, ., Mr. Willinm I, Jonas aad Aiss Lizeio. Sedyinicky &l of thia clis. MECSANDFOLD - At Clnotanatl, Dee, 50, 1874, o rosidenco of the brie's biothar-in-lay, by the R, D. Edwards, Nr. Simon A. ICemp, of Chicago, and d: 3 Aijea Anua M. Sandtard, of Clacinnati, 0. HOLMQUIST — OV ERUEU—Christmas Eve, residence of tho bride's parents, by the Ker. D. . BIr. Andrew . Tiolmauist, of Obicago, and Aiss Ovorhou, of Kaakakes. . . —_— DEATHS. = {ILAWRENGE The Fanerl aireices of the late Jolin ¥. awrence, of Rivorside, will take place at No. 87 Calu- mat-av., Chicago, on Monday, the 11th inst.. st 1la, m. - Frlonds of the family, and ‘of his father-in-law, ‘M ¥ineont Conrad, are invited to sttend. [JONKS-—In Hillsborough, N. H., Jan.1, st o reel- demes of ber son-{n-law. Cornelins Oooladge, Hsg., Eliza Gordou, wifs of Simon V. dJ Ezq., 20d molher of M 11 Joaes, sad Ubase, of this city. OO BRIEN-Siichaol, " Teldved Busbad of Lridget 'Erien. : The fanoral to proccod, a4 1036 o'elock from ‘00 South Greeaat., to St. Petrick's Church, £rom thonce in ears to e s pers i ey 3750, Lunis papers pleas oopy.: 33 . EOLE- G5 Safurang: at moon. Jan. 9, 1816, of trzhold PRepotz, o 45 West Waslitagtaat., David Cole, ‘aged 88 yoats. Notles of {uners! will be givon fa ths dally pa) . BD~ Syracuso, Ballsten, and Mochanicerile, . i $"Ta this city, Jan. 8,167, Joroph Baick, aged cara,” " ooral from his lato residoncs, No. 813 Fultonsti, Monli de T elock s P Ko Rork ers njoase cons. B0 AOKENBUSH it 5165 of seyeipalas, Joba B. Qgackanbueh, agod 46 yoars. y ‘Notics of foneral hereafter. £5~ Romo, N. Y., p2pers please copy. PERBGHAL. ERSONAL-A YOUKNG FRENCH LADY DESIRES the scqueintance of 2 respsctablo genilemaa of Ineana wich view to watrimony.~ Address & 3, Tribune offico. -~ - - PESSORAL_X GERTLEMAN, A0ED %, \SHES to form the jmaintancee of 2 lady about the samo o tor {hp sake of Rer sociery ono of Ho aToniags in & Vock. Adilross 1 45, Trinas ofioe, ! ERSONAL—B, E. §., HAVE ARARD NOTHING from you since Monday. Very mueh diseppointed. 238, PEFSONALWILL TEACHER TOAT MET G ticman carner of Wasliington and Dearbornate. a few dayaago Aud was L rida follaming Moaday at 3 p. . be 2t xame place 2ad tims sfonday. ERSONAL—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES toform the zcquainisace of somo respectable, plt aat, yonug lady or widow. Addross F %3, Tribr BRSONAL—"'LOVISSA™ OR *' LOUISA," NOTE Jan. 3; North Side . 0:- Call at ofice Monday, 5 p.m. WARTED-TO CURRESFOND WITH_A LADY, widow or mald, not over X, with & view to matrit mony. i bisiness,” 3 widowsr, no chargs. Address in confidonce, M L, Tribune ofice. ) SEWING MACHINZIS., FREE, TO SEWING MACEINE AGENTS 1 Wilsoa Hellcetor,” au ilinstrated sewi jourmal, pabiishod 1nomthly, devoted to the iaterosts of scwing-macbioes and evorything manufactured by sew- ing-mackizes, literatace, and geoeral news. Eight pages, ‘and forty colnmns of ehica miscellany and reading 1mat: ter. WILSUN SKWING-MACIINE CO., Pubishe Subscription prica Flteen Coats por aanam, with oo elo. cant chromo froo. postago paid. Yres to Agents and lots.in sewlae machines and attschments. Addross ILSUN'S REFLECTOR, ” Cloveland, Ohio, U. 5: A, BUSINESS MATTERS. PITTSBURG FAILURES. Special Dispatch to The Clicace Tridune. Prrrasuna, Pz Jad. 9.—Te-dzy has been an- other eventful ono in business circlce. Petition was filed against Tack Brotbers & Co. to have thém sdjudged bankrupts. They are heavy oil merchants, and are pulled down by other recent failures. ¢ A Jared M. Brush filed & voluntary petition in bapkruptcy to-day. Lisbilities, $240,000; ns- sots, $120,000. Brush was a hesvy indoraer for the Citizens’ Oil Refinery. Of the indobiedness, £15,000 is_held in Indignapolis; a portion in Fastern Ohio, and $29,000 in Philadelphia. ‘Thers aro atill rumors of other houscs being shaky, but no other suspensions are reported. THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE. PriLapevems, Jan. 9.—The suepension of mining operations has become almost general The sction of {he Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company in seducing its prioea for the current month will_chock &ll movements for arise all along the line. : MILLS RUNNING FULL TIME. LAWEENCE, Mass., Jen. 9.—The Atlantic Cot- {on Mills, Iately running only four days in‘the swask, start on full time on Mondey. They give employment to 1,900 operatives. q —_— A CINCINNATI LOAN. NEw Yong, Jan. 9.—The bids received to-day at the American National Bank for the Cincin- nati Joan cmountod to noarly §3,000,000. The awards will bo made Mendsy. TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS. THE PRODUCE MARKETS. Zpecial Dirvatek to The Chicago Tribune. Xxw Yomx, Jan. 9.—Froun—Stesdy, with & very ogerzte export and homs trade demand; sales, 10,200 brle; $400G¢.40 for superfing Siate; $1.75@4.90 for extra do; $4.95@5.10 for choice do: $5,15@3.50 for fancy do; $4.00BLE0 for puperfine Western; $4.70@ 4.95 for comman to medium oxtTa Weatera 3 $5.0085.56 for choice do; $5.55@6.10 for common to cholce white rheat Westorn cxtra; $4.70@5.00 for common 10 good #hi};w ng bracds cxtra round-hoop Oblo; $5.05@6 00 for trade brauds ; $4.00@5.00 for common 10 fxir cxira Bt.Touls; $6.052800 for good to choice do. South- b ern dour quict and unchanged; sxlee, 650 bris; £4.50 . @75 for common to fair cxtra; $5.80:8.00 for good o ctolce do, Ryo fious steady ; salcs 200 Lrls, at $4.10 o5, B oms-Aear—Qulet; males 500 buls, at §L15GL.60 for TWestarn; $4.75 for Brandywine. ¥ Gruw—Wheat dull and heavy for spring, and a { yahada firmer for winter: zales 4G,000 buat $1.05@1.09 for No,3 spring ; $1.10¥1.13 far No. 2 Chicago; $L.11 @113 for No. 2 Northwestern; $§1.13G1.15 for No. 2 Ailwaukes; $1.18@1.23 fur No. 1spring; $1.(6@L.22 for ungraded Towa and Minnesota spring; $1.20@1.25 for winter red Western; $L.2%@L31 for smber do, and @133 for white Western. Itye yuiet at S3g25c. y quict and unchanged, Barley malt_is steady; 9,500 bu: prime tworowed Siste, $1.30, shos e. 'Corn is sbads firmer ; sales 39,000 bu at 8@ Zic for new Western mized pd yelow. Oale dull; sxles 24,000 bu st 67@69c for mixed Western ; 686700 . for white Western. Provistons—Tork quiet at §20.0¢ for old mess; ,S®.G fornew do; SIT.00@IT.55 (3 axtra piime; 19,50 for prime mess, Tspected. quict 5 £10.20 fer pdain mess ; $11.00@12.00 for extr do, Boef steady a4 $21.0K325.06. Tierce beel +ict at §26.00@ 21,60 for prime mescy S200@2CL for India do. s for prime Western long it is sie i ! H ! steam. Dacon firm widl. fair deman:: a2 there do jgre; thorefore 16 W sa'yagkl ciescen Enol 10X0 askp 10K HISSItS, 10Ke wea 0% SALE_SMALL LOT OF NEW, STANDARD, gt WANIED--MALE HELP. T:0 w Sort clear togother, ‘Bockksopers, Cleris, &o. WANTED--FEMALE HELF. Domestics=~Continued. SITUATIONS VWANTEZS--MALE, Tradog==Contincd, ITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLISH z& cowpanion to a lady, or to tuke charco of arson ohildron.” Addross 315 Twelith-st., Milwankoe, Wis. TTUATION WANTED—BY A_ Dmcflm};&_ O, | Can do kind of drawing. WLI At §ro i A T Tribune office, Db I S 'TEL MORTGAGE SECUATTY, 0 OIS, i RH. TATE PAPCL, o8 lezacd lot: rals. . OAKRS s Sindson i Coiaierals. L. I B ONEY IN WAND TO LOAN On COLLATEEAT! “ecurity. . Dy M gerarty. imo loaas megotisicd. EDWALD 7! TOUSES WELE, ary 3 long and 2. lxe, 1ic bid. i short. €iear, the moL™L; ¢, ENERGETIO SALES. "ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE itz in Tair demerdand sle W 4% BHBIKC | Py ANTED TN Ay e o toeme and ‘work: German profarred. Apply at 73 Hilst., near for <ity ; 62;@5Xc for Western. “0,000 e job- | Balary to e rightimen. " Fho AldEas Pablle ‘Compa. .|, Wells end Division. ‘ piTALLon=bull but prices fem; aales/ 1, - | T, 4 South Ofark-st. AT AT IR |- WV ALEDsA, CEHAN | OF "BOARDINAVIAR &t 8. 5-16; 2 =BOO] - CALL-AT'19% A & 1o do cral houseworl rate family. ’flfizmn‘f}éfix’g{ Tates firm ; to Liveapo .,:T?: ‘Vfi{%&flnmxafffiw from10a. @ t02p. m, | "Callat 387 Wost Congressate, Tormorly Toor, 16,000 bu of grain at 1@lixc perbu; to Lana., “gaul "o ANTED OLERK: MUST BE GOOD BOOK: ANTED—A GOOD CHANBERMAID WHO GAN 160 tcs 1ard ut 578 60 ; =n American bark _from’ VW Aueper; salaer, ¥35 per month; send rofereace. ¥ [ TEit 0 tablo: also n good izomer, &% Novada . 199, Tribuns effice. Wabasli-ar., noar Moroo-st. . —A BOOKKEEPER FOR AN INSUR. WA & Tonn having Lad crparieaca in the firo- insurance business preforred. Address, with reforence , "od zalary ozpocted, O ‘83, Tribuna office. ‘Eraqes. "NTED—30 EXPE ERIENCED COAL MINERS AT “inonk: fare 81.40. Apply at 134 Lasalle-st. YD—AT %9 SOUTH UANAL-ST.—A FIRST ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENARAL Hi W\mk. RTeL Went Adaiangt, o oUBE: call 2t 18 Gold-st., West Side. TTUATION WANTED-BY Z FIRST-OLAGS CAR- ). panter to work st houso-finishing or in shop. Plesse A [ONEY TO L¥IND AT § METHODIST CHUG| M % ol exiass, Tarias e Sago, adoopiteate U. Gy EAMTLOR et t/ Cal - ON. JITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPEEIENCED enginaer to Tan ANTED—A GOOD GOOK, WASHER, AND W tronor; must be thamfl;u competant and -g!;l_ 2;;%“{;'}’ Js T Sngm ‘Burngids-st., in the busement. recommonded, Tveon Toang fa, o0 o8 Mo W W 2278) Michigan- tago Grove-av. cars to Thirty-ifthet. ANTED_GIRL, AT &1 FOREST-AV.; NONB ANTED—GIRL, AT 19 LAKE.AYV,] TAKE OOT- | jour: clity rofercnces. TTUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-GLASS. GEN- sober and relisbio, as_forentan or “Address M %, Tribugs offico. Hiiscellsnoons. ezal jub-pinter, 'fi?n“mb—uoob Son's ooats, Call inTesrof 497 and froners for 1 TCQUAINTED WITH Bsuth Canal-st. WANTED—A YOUNG bfi 3 W ot Madison-st. Apply O, EINNEY'S, 661 tho jowclzy businces At ot onco. VW AJIED_PLUMBER, AT .. AJI:H.D YOURG, MAN 10 'xz,‘;'“iv PR 2D - ‘es! o graphing. Good opportuuity. 3 zon-st. N ST e 7S I /- BN THR VWARED_K_YOUXG, MAN TO THL en Art phot phic art,- A good chance. Cau Gallery, % West Randoiph-st. FiE ot 10 North Greon-st. - V&7 ASTED-A _GOGD ~COOK, ironer. W Apols S Py, SOLE, AND clazs cook; Fo abjectian fo the country: wages m obi a quiet homo pref quired. WANT, “erage F""i;“""mc";“l’m":;:%‘”" o but good washer and froner neod apply. 4 TIUATION WANTED_BEY A YOUNG JAN ACED . S BRI | WAREA 5008, O, 10, O0E, Yo | b it A S BT 2 S P —— | SITUATION WANTED-BY & YOUNG MAN ON Hoomefnadd: BUTCHER 1O WOEE GENERAL o D> & ANTED-& NI\ vait Madoonat: Wisohor'a el famil: Aoy st Wabsehav: | Soa ponsons o ST DRGS0, 2, Epd drsneltarma c3p._Apply % SEATORS, ANTED—A_GIRL TO GO T0 RAVENSWOOD; g TED— I, SHEDS, OPEEATORS, | WY A R i e s e orhoc Dy | STEUATION WANTED-IY & AN AND WiFe. erred; highest rofercncos given and Address L 3, Tribuns offico. vafian_éflm FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORE Srmu'mx WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN WID- 3 -3t ling to do any kind of work. = §posks Fronch and Ea- o second el 654 Somnulde Elieh. San commo woll roson.mandod. - Address O 63, Teb- WAiw D—A HOUSE GIEL AT 7 TWENTY- unp ofiice. - fonrthest. 7 ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL 2 . Wisconsin and Minnesota. dreas, for 3 days, B 08, Tribune office. TTUATION WANTED_TO WHOLESALE GRO- cora—As travoling salosman. » trada in A No. 1city rofercnco. Ad- TANTFD_A FIRST-OLASS ENGLISE OR NO! wegian cook, at 216 West Vashingtonzt, ANTHD—A AN THAT UNDERSTANDS 4 “wuns, }'Y ing o rubbor hand-siemp.. Address 520, THa oy~ - i ANTED_A_GOOD CARRIAGE BLACKSMITL W k. iring, ~Nons but & steady and sobax e seed s gl;’l:~“ ot Fhunioar, - AL: B. MILLAL. V\TANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOE, AT %8~ A anavav., on Friday, tio tath. o A %8 INDI TTUATION WANTED--DY EXPERIENOED STORE portar, with best city refaronce. Has been [n jewel- .17 and silvér ling, and fs thoroughly acqnaintod with all-| yorkol s portor. Ad Tribune office. dress, for raferonce, ete., N 9%, ANTED-A GOO) RL TFOR RAL W Bousowork. Anpiy Monday. t 1130 Praseis s ANTED—A GIRL TO D ERAL WA 2t St Toferspaag e Sfi‘lurwx WANTED_AS TRAVRELING SALER- farnish the bost of reforencos. Address H O T, Box 201, Forrest, 1il, man. Havo gome acquaintance in Iilinofs. Can Wllm-x'b — MACHINE-3HOF, "FOREMAN. A thoroushly compotopt mochante can fiad sifuation a3 foroman of & machine shop making Lesry Srork 10 lively country cown nos far from Ohioxgo. = Hu must bea good machinist, of experience in handling men, and entirely reliable A man familior with saw- il nachivers preforred. Eur information nqalro be- fivgon 10aznd 1@, in., at 157 Weshingtonest., s Chicage - . TUANTED — A FIRST-OLABS HORSE-RHOER ‘firoman, early Monday morning. Kews of 6o West Indiana-st. 4 ANTED-A GOOD GIR] work, Call 73 Both Movgiaceby o - LVUSE- ANTED_A GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN GIRL faml 1, %5 Twenty-aixthst. - TTUATION WANTED_EY A TESPROTABLE ; Boglish, to do' genoral work in & privaie o oS yivh osd Tataronce If required. Address L{ONEY TO 1JOAN ON DIAXONDS, WATC Hi B bot e, 2t INDER’S o e e ONEY IX SIS 70 SOIT EaL BTATE Good comme-roial and mund?:‘fm?nuy’,f’fi%‘ M BALDWIN & CO., 8 LaSalie-st., Room 2. OF. D A[OBELTOEOAY ON GOOD COLLAT ERALS A% ofyouns. OLIVER ONEY TO LOAN TO GOOD PATF {13 ON T bl Cicagn pr G S ._I_ al OBN. ot l:‘:);fl’ on favors blo terms, Jd. OFEY TO LOAN ON FURNITT /RE, PIANOS > Ey SIANOS, No. 18 Clark rh o £ N Food collatenal! “AJONEY TO LOAN IN EARGE 8U M O ke o W R ‘born-st. ONEY TO LOAN ON DIAM ;KD 5 MoF JNDS, WATCHES, ot ey e I MOEY To MJA.AN IN SUMS , TO SUIT OF% 500D Room secartiy. 8o A LEVY, 167 Glark-at. MS AT LOW J8ieiiG, b -st., near Monroe, MONEY IN SIS OF 31,00 UP TOLOAN ON oIty pr to bug prime property, improved o1 mortaagese L. GURNY, T Rl Devtiin, BRTIES DESIRINCG 1/ JANS ON DESIRAB] i NS On L o SutaIdo proDerty &t falz Tates, addoess B 73, Tabe LOAN-$~0% ¥O°f /¢ OR 13 MONTHS; ALSO; muns of £5,000 to 3 33, p ' dato.”" 58 BRELEF 2YR00n il tmprored reaf e 0 A RELTABLE PARTY WH 5P T %% SEIABLE, SU 0 Wnlcnbarey Lot T in 8 wholesalo buslar s, parizg 40 por oent per anham” fi” o:'v:nuvlltrnlg:n‘:'( Aid Seearity for iy atmbns wilj o i % py exleation solicliad; & 1 roforences. to do housework. No. 157 Twenty- - ' BAURKEDS, miliinery stors.” Cal o-day oo 7-EXPKRIENOBD GOOK AT 977 INDI- SITOATION WANTFD—AS JANITOR; ONE WHO Addreus or cali at 167 East M has had ton years’ exporience; best of roferonce givon. e of call at 167 Boat Madtlonst., Toom 5. A 9. Addross 0, LOAN_4:0 7O 81,40 FOL ONE YEA Jpmonciyrer o L 5 DS o wsm[hu! e O fi $anos, diamunds, and sthor good ~00D GIRL FOR GENERAL HODSE- 9D GIRLFOR GENEEAL HOUSE MASON. ol Y, Room 15, 79 Dearborn-st, TTOATION WANTED—AS PRIVATE WATCAMAN | /110 LOAN-%4, i AT 9 PEE GENT AND COMMI jsnitor: good roforsnoss. addrois J. slon on ing e Dortach . SUTRBHEE Cutund Postal Station, Hydo Park, D Teibans offea | '9TFOPrty. Lrincipals address C & ARTED—A GOOD BIASS-TURNER TOMOR: “suit. E. Cceachmen. Tonmsters, &c. 4 MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS TAKING A - 70D AMERICAN GIRI, WITHOUT T ASTED-L & gapable of doing geaeral house- Si’iunnux WANTED_—AS TRAVELING MAN, BY ona who has traveled nioyears throughout the entire VW fow 3 T East Monroe-st.. fourta tioor; mustibe home orfrieath, -fo 0f an one of 15 Lo amre- | | bas trarel ysara throc 9 chtlro AR TR e i b S R e s - Athufig_\?lfllfiggefk% a2 office-vork ; fi::{{;fl: mont, with other goo8 (., or address ISAAD PAEDEE, 3y to ssea sply el york st omueet gl St et | Ml = T TED—A GOOD. REla, *BLE GIRL TN APRI- W A Rt e O, mork 3153 Fovvioar, | ANTED-A_GIRL TO DO G, ENEBAL 1NOUSE work. Gormans and Norwegian,? Boed -not $ppiy. Domastics. v TTUATION WANTED-AS FIRST-CLASS COOK. Weil experienced. Halerence. Addrees L 3, &1 :Lake-st. Apply at 1146 Prairio-av. on Monday. —TIVE COMPFTANT AND TRUSTY ¥ e fiot two Taorthawill comman 3 :%f:t“;%‘mnn-h:md:dmu. "Addries G b, Hribazs e, ANTED_ON MONDAY MOENING, A AN WITI Horse ~ud wagun, or borss and harncse, to haul cozl. Anply $o WILLTAM WOODROW, 113 West Adsm-st. o T chnvassEns TANTED - LW e W ‘%LEUB nfim&m ‘Bewing-mectino; no capital re- quired. %37 Batest. ANTED—A LIVE HARDWARE SALESMAN TO ¥ ANTED_A GOOD GIRL FOR HUUSEWOL emall family; German proferrod. 148 8otk Wood., 't: 3 ST Ci inton-3t. Monday and Tucsday. ATION WANTED.-DY AN AMERICAN GIRL Y all fratcless family. Cali a% 404 South o M ) 0 LOAN-—T ¢ SUXMS OF FROM $1000 TO $9,00° T gninsidere ul catato: alramoney for good collutorals. D GNSTAN 3, GO, Hioom 5t 130 Dearborms 0 LOAN= 8150 IN 7UNS TO SUIT. FOR 1 YEAR,- SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE | Aude T4 Sriiciory ot 10 per ceat sd § commisden’. EI' )_BY A AWYER OB 1 VEARS' AGTIVA ‘Y Bt o and "1 spont ozelusively fu conveyancing andthoou ¢ ior of Cook Connty real oatats titlcs, iy ition to /his pro cot contracts, a3 engugoment with sun ol » loi & Institutiona or real estaty ICT3, 1. c: wn;!,l :;:]g:’."nd mako Sx..mlnsgng: of titly fur the. rrent +,7o/ arencos and terms mataally eais factory. _Addr 39'A 63, Tribuno ollce. - - Y& = VWARIED AT 4% OAKW: TEVARD—. TTUATIONS WANTRD-.DY TWO BISTERS, ONE A D i Protostans o o g Y hvancesr | I\ aachartbor xirl and (5o oihir 4 dinizg-room g1f, ia 40 do general housewok {a a small family. ‘g st homso, orln & privafo becedl e‘?lm'l'u'l afor- ANTED—A GOOD GIRL OF EXPERIENOE T0 | L34 redi = N aomeral Bossawork in s faniy of thss posons. | ¢ ¥T\ TATION WANTED_EY A GOOD GIEL T0 Inquire ¢ 1117 Indiaas-ay. ‘oo k; wasb, and iran In a privato family. Call for two v} 14 North Hubbard-et. VW ARIED-A COMPRTENT GIRL CAN HAVE A sood placo; weges, %3 Fulto-st. ANTED—AT &1 WABASH.AV. —LAUNDRESS ‘and chambormald aud tablo waiter. o $3;" general housework, JITUATH 3 irf, O 1T0N WANTED—BY A FRENCI GIRL AS Talks Goruan aud Koglich. - Address B 63, N WANTED_AS COOK, BY A2 AMERL- Jall for two days at- 933 West Zladison-st., W A vel i fows for & lanzo St. Louts Evuse;must ba ARTEDS. = oL sobar, wndondand his businées, enecgulic, ‘;na abloto ANTED-& GOOD QL TOR OENERAL | {2 skt : o gaxi 'y good “salagy, - Addzges Ly i onlys | IO twaon 13 and 15 years of axn aa nurso Kirl Ay, with | QITUATION ' WANTED - BY A RESPECTADLE BMITH, caro Northwestern Natfoual Bank, 2 seforunoes, at 45 North Sheldon-st., ot bassment dass. e iagy el hoasswork. Good roferunca I o WA e 1, Avuries ooy YW ARTED-& GEREAN GIRL T0 DO GENERAL quirz2. Ploses 'A;;*znu:‘;y AO;‘\‘Q ;T" = G,;:x largaly: 100 23¢] cles, A o s A z = = : - Compans, 113 ast Hadi om Y Honsgmork: st bring nzsccaptionable roforences TUATION Y LA SO IENT GIRT, FY AR Oall'ar 245 Wost B >adolpiat, ANTED—MEN LUOKING FOR BUSINESS IR W AN Tty swaasd o well so uvestizato o2 oy plan af rsidog 32 12 8703 week. Samples “frro. R4 %.00., Chlodgo, 1ii ¥ast Kandolph-g o 18, AT ARTED—CHRLEE ENGRON:10 AND RELTAB.NE WA e e Ak requid Apply at 220 Soi Sangamoa-ct. (in resr basawnsnt). ANTED_FIVTY MEN T0 WORK AT 1OE 18 WA i tha coantry. &pply st 121 Colognsst, GRIFFIN & CONNOLLY. Ii | YV ANTED—GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORE in small family who can cook, wash, and iron well. Apply Monday av basemont door 834 Wabash-av. Reler- onoes uited. S droes 2 Cornelfast. NTED —BY A GEI GIRL TTUATION: W, cos,a3 cook In a private family. - Ad- with good refere. TED — AT RINDERGARTEN ROOMS, &3 "ED-BY A OOMPETENT GIRL, Wi £ rn;"’:,sx?}- % GOO0p HOTT, OXE YEAD, 2 s Noto . aomer £25 S bpratey] Roe dood ovn i, A RTH o0 FUR SIXTY DAVS: WILL PAY £33, , 405, cent amoneh and aivo good security, Adires, YV AV fED_$&0 FOR A FRW LONTHS; WITG P x:i;wmflll:flonulocklflslmlnrwcnfln. K5, T b (Y~ STE ON CITY_IMPROVED REAL FNTATH 4,000 for rears;. principals 7 inood De artornar, Roda13, a7 AT AW Srir- V- ANTED—O BORROW, 8a0 AT 1o PER GENT - Tor a term of thece years on Chicago {mprovad prope otz /waseh thres tinos s ek, Addrws U o Telbnse g WANTED FOR 3 OR 6 MONT) X 3 300 T iectritr. hdiros 51 basmo $TH() YARIED FOR SIXTY DAYS: WILL P s Sonds worth double tho Amonnt. e AT 4 itfico. § 1392 000 IO, 0AF FOR S5 YEARS AT 10 PER gmi: Wally.gs 20 08 improved real ostaie. 45, 45 WA TIUATION WAN. Webzshav.ed iy % work in s privats house. . Call Si ot oot paii-av.—d. gl o caok for twea ladies and lasd | 1 to doenorallion "Wk adinaer.. brsemans, ligol oty L 7. SD_FORTWO GOOD GIRLS, TTUATIONS WANT, “iron and tiieothor as seconds ANTED—AT 681 WESE W, GTON-ST.—, WA Setmn i, EMTHINGIONST A | & gicl.Call Friday at 9T omo to cook, WashARA oniy sacunth.at, T TANTED—A SMART YOUNG GINL AT 6 Ho T 2 tarpiace: Hust have saforesnn ot vt plos, —BY TWO RESPECTABLE ANTFD A YOUNG MAN (SWEDE) T0 WORK W At board tinag the wintae: wil_commonc to Kee : | SIUATIONS WANTED <o G sscom e ks secelr Ty Roxapring, Call 63 Biggissc, wpstas: | (AL VIRD-A GURNAN. BWEDE oOR DANT | B .gineiaspiraie e, it wonied " Su'for WATIED_A VERT 1w st OF GERTLENAN. | V1, gln ot o0t e ore s 2 sy sl | Gelorsin, Jalomes thros e R e (Lot BARKLL, | Holiouee eatiod BVt Momme i - | SiioRioN wanTiD_AS OOCK IN 2 PRIVATE TR & i - AN 55— Gi e ble girl; s city roferece PETTER & GALPIN ~ANTRD. -A 000D GIRL ‘FOR GRNERAL b B TP omiyasia 3 Ewing-at., noar Jef- 300, to st as nncacial o com- A = 5] T ny abogt mady’ (o comtsaics, - Addrias fof 1 Gayes Ben et - | GITTATION WANTED. BY Ay TRk A0, DO CEN; e o 150 CanEL ot corhcr Adsmie. VWANTED-GIL S 10 MAKD ATeAoA coans: | rruslied, GullBuaday sad At iatay at T Freniy st , o e E [0 5D 4 A & 8. ‘ost basoment. 2 jANTED 4 SOER, HOREST, IBUSTRIOUS | diwnasic © . QITUATION WARTED E\” A NOLWEGIAN GIRL, Ptk Ty B L st to.a competont | Y\ ANTED—TWO Gl ©i.3 THAT UNDERSTAND TO | D late from Uhistiands, in 8 Ta-clats house. 'k man. Apply st The Bank salooa, 178 Dcarborn-st., bo- ‘V ‘make_ shop vests; .\, two'lo wark buttonholes. | onced in honse-work., 143 West. a1 » Bscond floor. e fhe R of 12 anil 1 o'clook on Slondsr, Jan 1. - | 145 Sodgwick-ates - o | iigatioy WAREED-RY L RESTECTABLE - AN ACTIVE MAN FOT COLLECTOI | \YFANTAD_pRESSWARS: & 10 WORK FATT OF 1 to o socond work or take ¢ Vo of children. Ploacs e ufifigfim-wmfi situstion. Address & The thme for board and o, W- : Address, with refer. | oAl or address 147 Habbard-st., for *3dars. &3, Tribune ofiice. e obico, TTOATION WANTEDBY A § ORWEGIAN GIRL NTPD_FIVE GIAIS 70\ STNCED BEWING: | 1 ko do second work: o ciko gare of . 2aildrea; wiit go for RTED_AGENTS IN_THF GCITY. CHICAGO | W AR RS Gammpany, o9 Madison-st, coruoe Doar. 534 MLl wan- W keeay. ‘machine, on coats; also, tea fi"ishers, Iow wages if & g0od home, . Ploaso ¢ *l Hubbardst., inrear. ° or add e bora. ; {ARTRD—AR ACITVE LAD OF 35 OF 1o LIV V e a5 Tome, well recommended, snd wilac to 3 bot: 2 Monday &t oom 7, B A o DR, Or 15, SYRRS: ANT, WAUKEGAN, A TRUSTY BOY, VY A DD 18 voars of ace, Yo work for his board girongli e winfor: st bo c3pitle of taking carof » 5% of references roqairsd. - T etwton 120 5, ¢ Hoom 15, 113 1ast 3zalson-et.s Chieago. NTED_IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLS- WAGE‘GEIABD . & boy thiat rsides with his pareats, who iucorzect at ligwress, slacy, S5 por week auswerin owa Basdnriline. “OL, aribi o & ATANTRD MUST LIVE WITH ANTED_AT &5 BOUTH CLARK-ST.—A BOY VY 22000016 soars of £as: gosd reforonces reguired. - VW ASIER- A& GENTLEMAN WHAT EINGS BASS Ao playe the plana o travel wiih o conGers troape. Tor particulars call a4 § East Twalith-st. NTID_TRAVELING BALRSMEN, WITH OR W A o ‘oko crdess lor A1 asticls that finds rosdy sale aad good pey. Apply at 135 LaSalle- -, Roomn 4. 5 - VATANTED—_TRN GFIRST-OLASS OANVASSERS; Vy AS'Z‘\:';E“DWM Adla‘u-k'. energatic and reliable; aither ‘salsry o comaimusion. o men apeaking Gormaz will na Te ndvantazeons Hoora 18, 78 Bouth Dear- VWV ASTET-CAP TTNISILERS, A0 EXPERIENG: d finger.maobine hands to work on €aps. ~ Inquirs TTUATION WANTED-BY A FiRs T-CLASS COOK in afamily. Addross 624 State-st. ot 194 Fifthav., up-staira. Nurses. E 3 e ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A BTRONG AXND' ‘bealihy wot nurse, with Tresh breast of milk. Dr. T. 8. HOXNE, 17 Wabashar. 3 S S Bide TIATION” WANTEDSBY A T TOROUGHLY ; teat *Swodil i private fa ilyan Wost R iddres: L 13, Tribune offce. : TTUATION WANTED_BY A RESEECTABLE Scaich_girlto do necend work or make i\ \raelf gon- erally naefal. Apply at or sddress 131 Bswing-st., between Jefferson and Desplaines. VW ASTHD-GIRL TO ATTEND CHILDREN AND- ‘aasist in honsework. "Apply betwoen 4 and § Szm~ day aftornoon. 883 West Lako-at. . av. JTTUATION WANTED_BY GIRL TO DO 1UITCH. oz ot geaeral housework. Pleaso call at 415 sth.=kigan: Referencea given. YV AJTED=A YOURG GERMAN GTRL 70 ASSIST fathe caro of childron and gensral owork. Apply at 55 Weet Congross-st., to-morrow. WAFIZD-A COMPETENT GIRLTO TAKE CARE of ohildren and do scwing. Refersaces roquired. Apply at 1025 Wabesh-av. s ANTED—A NURSE TO TAKE OARE OF IN- WA Referonces zoquired. 4 Oskwood-av. WA R 45000 HEALTHY WET-NUESE AT 78 West, Adama-st. b S SITUATION WANTEDT0 DO COOKING "0 A as cook, the othor as houso girl. Pleasa call at &1 ttage Grove-av., corner Kgan. ITUATION WANTED—FOR GENERAL HOUSE- rork, o wonld do kitehen-work. .+ Call Sunday at 51 -plica. §mu‘10ws Y ANTED-BY TWO GIELS. ONE il who understands hor oo refaranons. . 4 Bouth Park-aves to-da7: WATER -2 COMPANIONABLE AND EXPE. rioncad nurre to care fora mother and child. A N ED—.BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK, QIIUATION WANT) OLASS OO, a firstclass boarding-house. or HMonday at 618 Mmerald-av. pleassnt homo for tho right porson. Apply at 436 Wa- sah-av, 14 OK 15 YEARS OF AGE, TO VY ANTED-GIRE take earo of clulidren. _Apply at 450 South Clintonet. NURSE, i Troes & 3, TH1bo 2s offico, STERATION WANTLD—BY A _WOMAN, WITH A n oity or kila 3y¢acs old, to do goneral 2 ey 1o a weshs ‘Pleasa ad- rork, 001 cook, wasliar, and ironer. ANTED_OHILD'S find it advantazeons to call. W FROM 15 TO .18 bura-st, ‘Jearsold. Apply at Kuha's Hotel, Rooin 150." STIUAZION ‘WANTED_BY AN ENGIISH wo- [V ANTRD_A SMATT BOY TOROFFIOL. STATE | {7FANTED_NURSE-GIRL 10 TAKE OARE OF man ima widuwer's famfly. 1553 Stato-st, ‘age, oic., in own bandwriting, 1583, Tribune oibico. ohild during the dey. Apply, With refrcnces, at | QITUAT.ON WANTED_BY A MOST EXORLLENT = = = | 48 North Peoria-wt. b s.-m;]nl i .::nré general housework; best city refor- TEN-FEMALE HELP. cnces. Htate-st. B e ' 10l kTR0, s BYART.ST.; 70 DO Soamstrésses. g 7 ANTED—G! . s oAmstress . ey El WA irana 3 & ‘QITUATION WANTED—AS SEAMSTRESS IN A ANIED: A taSoom ‘5{1‘1’1.'“5311 Afix’fini‘f‘nflé NTED_TWO GIRLS. GERMAN OR SCANDI. S! Tespectable puivate family; will furnish machine. . A eawork in 2] fy N 3 [« s £ 11T hom oGih o EHfey Bith st ou West side of Went- WA e preferzed, Home Laundry, 149 South Hal- gm ‘omo ini p reference 1o large wages. Call at 1170 worth-ar. sted-st. S TED_AT 1620 INDIANA-AV.. A GOOD GIRL ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SHIET IRONER AND TTUATION W. ANTED-AS SEAMSTRESS: DN making sad_children’ derstancs dresa clothes; can ranany mactine o : farnish one: $1aday. Call of ad- dress 81 Iglehaxd-pla co, near Twenty-seventh- t- 1 14 Madlson-st. D, '%95 000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IR R ey R T e :$50.000 TO.IOAR OF EROVED CITY ASD jq}émuwn-n.. bhambaer v LINDICEY, 18 00.000 18 LOAT-ON INSIDE INPROVED £ dress Fo 3, Tribump oo, T o oX0 aad upmasds. 3 100,000 (250, E7F, CEST, TOE WHIGHT: £l EBale ,‘!i-.;:g;":fmpfl?&d‘.‘ &"fl?@"fi'gfix‘éi"(l% 4 TO PUROHASE SHORTITMA - 2L 00.000 et orr oS BRO. 73 East. Wl-l[ll!!'.‘lo:l-fl. "; - )0. O() TO LOANIN LARGE SOAIS, Qi. $0L 10.000 smtei psi o — e O TTAL, Thibun ok, 1 TORSES AND CARRIAGES. . e~ et UCT, 'ON-WESTON & CO., 155 EAS: AUSS, SRV £ AT AL Braget |AND SLEIGHS, ‘YURSDAYS AND PRI Parifes Wishing to porchass hotson 6% cue place cam v rrusity ‘of : RI0us 557 mot by deeayedy Lo o day beforo saias Ons good drivors, £re0 from vice, 7 years old. Lind inall hara es8; ona very fino puny #ycars old, R Zafodorisd 7 orobild to drive tnd sosd aakoiyLotectly Sold for was :£0f nso; ¢5o clegans iiaily Horse 6 years saund andk ind tn all Barnoss, eul Tor 5o Tanle het wock of use: sova 2teen other horscy, doscription of which will ° Do civen st h |mo of salo, One'very fiae 1op buggy, made - 1o order by Card, bux littla necd? ene vorr Sucilyiade wagon, side . spriug, built by Tucker, but Lttis used Carrisges and ' Barness of ovory deocription. | Also, & largs asdortmant o outters. This' salo shouid command oy attention of t 10 public. ¥ ) CAN SHOW 240, THE * Ty B X AT g o and, " U Tatiaoae o B » 0. ANTHON. 11 Hoaokol rivers OR 5A LE— AT A BARGAIN_A SOUNYD, FAST, ' Bacrh g B-7sar-old. rosdaton (oo oyl Ao doubls the —=mouat; alsn & vory hapd i maa for 8t & drives tinglo or iflhl; o sedle work wars for 32 of o avs 1 Weat acne, novk Gembia-aer ™8 o sa1 #-TWO OPEN BUGGIES_WILL SELL, - ohrap! x cash. Applyat SR DOy 8¢ rew: of 163 Adamsat, | TOR SALE —A VERY OHOIG'S ESALE T2 VERT QROIGH SEAY v Hom monts. Addy vas AT E., Room g Aletrapciitan BI Fun SALE- -A FINE i0-POUND AI0RGAN HORSE, suitable | brbugey or sagdls. & Tizht Addver & b paddle, Sound, aad every wi: TPOR SALE .ONE GOUPE ROCKAWAY, WEW, ono pevond- Yand. sida-t { < prache o minker o T A gy EO R TUCKEE. ' OR SALE- “AT A DECIDED BARGALN, A WEL] o DI 2. mithout rocord. Can shole 9360 £ cash, or+ fmod y Tax orrod; must. sell. Addros /310, Tabans oes. ey first-class sewing machinas, at one-fourth manafac. | A i e S WV A eoneral hodaswork in a smwall fazally. - German oF listier. od sply. Come Mond: g gEmons e idemie e, Runsi wecky | ooouy it oormenor | ) PAtEG Se, PEE, R 0, Come Mancty JINGEP. SEWING-MAOBINE ROOMS OF J. N, ANTED_A - GODD GIRL FOR GENERAL | (AT ANTRD—ONE LAUNDRRSS, AND ONE GIRL, P R Ias, 1y Claaeat, - macsioos. sotd o8 ey Whitioes: privato family, at 913 Wabash-ar. Y A o mad wilto on tabie. ~Oall Slondsy 82 Toathy pasmant:a Nbsral disconnt for exeh ‘near Tventieth-st. Horchanta' Hotel. : INGER_ SEVING-ACHINE —PRINCIPAL GE- TANTED—A GOOD SWEDL OR GERMAN COOK, [ e —— fice 111 Statest. *achinos sold en monthly payments; 10 per ceut discount for casa ? +“washor, and froner {n a moderate: Yeep- ing twogirls. Apply at gl Bryant-sr., Cuttago Grove. INGER OXFIOR OF A. J. MELCHERT, CITY |, o3 galds ent, 215. South Hulsied. on re! @ parm: paired. YV ARTED—WOMAN THAT CAN COOK, WASH, . ¥¥ “and iron for small family. ~ Englizh, Gorman, or Scandinavian praferred. 710 Fuiton-st. 4 month ) W 3 A’ PROVED, ONE MEDI.UM, and (xo Graver & Raker machines'at balf cost yiico. LanofScs, 155 South Olark-st., up-staire, 5 ANTED_GIRL TO DO GENLRAL HOUSEWORK. V ly. “Gorman'proforred. Oall at 6 Twoaty-socond-st. - ’3_}5 00 SINGER (BEAN NEW) FAMILY j{GW- U iog'machize, all Iatest improvements and sitachaieaw, leai (ablecorer 2ad drawers, cost &6 11 welty-siziieat, - ity out e in A small famil “7 ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD GIRL TO do gezeral housework in 2 small private family. Ap~ iy at 816 Arnold-st. : ANTED — (MMRDIATELY, 1IN :A PRIVATE famils, a thoroughly good plain cook, er, an( _froner. _Avply at 437 North Dearborn-st. : BOOIS: AT GIBERTS 0L BOOK STORE, I 'S GUTH L Glarkat., Bonton's Thirty Yoars fnthe U. S. Sen- e, iire, 3 VIi £ Pt loquence, by Fien, & vols., 651, Webs Dictonary, new, $10, secozd hand, &4, ASLI PATD FOR LAW, MEDIOAL, AND PRI VATE libparies, malt peroold of boos: Foad books will ol waon “bricy food_ pricen Call ‘or address- EH0s., 214 o8d 216 Fast ¥tadison-st. ; il PURCHASE OF THE ENTIRE STCCK OF bankrapt blank-books in this city, 2dded to /Eko pur- cchasas lately received from tho Hast, allow ns to offer the 4 X and ¥ per oentlcss than usnal ret ail pric together with 100 diferoat styles of momoraadum anc }lm-bmh~ alro. thirty-two Kinds and stylowvef diarios or 1875, 2t BALDWIN'S cheap book store, 19 Fast Mad- tho warks of tha Eov. John 0. BUY FOE CASH—AS FAR AS the American lLineyclopedia. C. M. 27 and 1% Stato-st. Wk STILL CONTINUE TO PAY THY. HIGHEST o e e e AR 00l storo, 155 Jast Madison: g 7"ELUS ENCYCLOPEDIA, § VOIS, ONE-IALF 21 moroceo, good a3 new: pablished ziia: 32 Rg;fi'meflun Excyolopaodis, 16 vols., ehoep, good as new, 5%, Proscott's Works, 15 vols., enshalf calf: published at $61.57; 840, CHAPIN BROS., 214 and 216 Easr, ¥cudisonat. INSTRUCTION. A e s O 0. S Ja: at . 524 Boutls Desrbormat. Apply ot 190 Statem, o o N ITALIAN LADY TEACHES PIAXO0, GUITAR, 'and stnging, wiih the Lialiar-metnod Restdonce B Sixteenth-ats GEXTLEMAN, SKILLED TXACKER, WANT3 TO ‘sivo soms lerrons in Fronch, Germas. and Italisn, First-class refcrenco. Address C 18, Tribano ofice. LADY WILL GIVE BiSTRUCTION 1N GERMAN and two dass' sewing cach wesl: in exchange fot tho comforts of Best of refercacosgivon, Addroes $71 West waahin TWARTED-A~ GOOD ~GIRT, TOR = GENERAL housework. Ingalra at 033 \West Washington-st. VW ASTED-A CAPADLE GIRLTO DO GENERAL housowork. Canadian or Scandspavizn proferrod. Bo otiers need apyly. Call on Menday. - 58 West Jaok- son-st. 3 f VW ASIEDo—4 SERVANT GIRL AT 40 BUITER- fi2 . Call Monday raorzing. WANIGD-A" GOUD GIRL - TOR = GENERAL honsowork in family ‘of {wgs’ location sonth of Thirty-ninth-st. Apply toJ. H. RILL, 185 Sonth Water- &t., botwean 3 aud 4 o'clook. A VWANIED-& GOOD GIRL T0 DO GESERAL housowork in s sizall family. German or Swede. Inquire at 16 Racker-3:. Mondsy Som 2t 4 VW ANIED X FIRST-RATE G D! work and ;tako ciro of chi‘dren, at 171 Howe-st., North Side. ARTRD~A GOOD_ GIKL TO DO GENERAL ‘bousework, at 855 West Sadison-st. ANTED-HOUSEKEEPER, BETWEEN 25 AND E3 cge; Gorman or American. Address M 27, Tribuae office. of ncedle work, ad JITUATION WA NTED — BY A WELL-RECOM- girl, who can do sowing and ali kinds willfng to do light housowork in a re- table Americew family. Apply or addross H R, 1034 ¢ Monroa-st. - mended Gerraan grnnfimv WAX TED_IN A FAMILY TO SEW ‘and assist fn ta vcare of childron. or other light work; rofercnces, Ad iress 636 Butterfield-st. Hiscellaneous. *YAT ANTED-IN BOOKBINDERY, MONOAY MORN - ing, 8 or 4 cxperienced girla. V. L. TIDD, 173 and end 174 South Clark-st. 2 Srnnnori' WAXT refer to take O AL Ber o, a3 wat parso, Would *eziafsut, a8 wet-nurss. Wo oo taks s ehisd ©0 Ber omo. "Addrosa Blcs. B, Sune office. A : VW ANIED_A COMPETENT LADY FOE OFFIGE work; stato age, nationality, experience, and salary exvottod. Addrows s 37, Tribuge ofice. s had five years' expez ienoo fn'first-class family: SURuATION WANTA D—BY A GIEL FROM TEB 1n 3 respootabl » fawily, fo {ake caro ofa ablid: orad” e g e L e P e o : R Dearborn-at; i 5 § fifw'i('& L’E{,&ni Erlos its VvAnmn-Lco)xvzrm"r PERSON, EITHER ‘malo or female, £o Alrcct newspADer wrappors ; must bo accarate and rapid. Address M 30, Tribune offico. Tos SI’IUA’HDN WANTE1 )-A LADY OF RFFINE- 1d like the care of ome or two childron. o peasomablo. Blrs. WAL, HENKY, 217 West Gon- gress: SITUATIONS WARNTED--MALE. ITUATION WARTED —BY - A PROFESSIONAL e nurse. The very best 4 roferences given. Addross - Bookkeenors, Clerks, &e. AT ITUATION WANTED-DY A MAN 7 YEARS | S old, in a wholesals store or elsewhore. Please &d- dress G £ M, 38 Sodgwick-st. [TUATION WANTED_XG TOOKKEEPER TN mall businoss, au moderate salney: 6 yoars® oxperi- Sce in this city. - Addrass 1 46, Tribune oo, TTUATTON WANTED—AS BOOKKREPER: TIVE years® oxporienco in this city. Address K 4, Tribune sould travel with on invalld: SITUATION WANTED-A WOMAN, A TTUATION WANTED—1 (¥ A LADY TULY QUALI- fiod, s lady's marse, «IF imatronofan institntion; Teforences, Addrom A 35, une ofico. Lpnnan ssges. wasker and fronor, wants wa tk (o & Drivats Iawily oo Lotel by the day. 213 West Rx 1dalpht., In tho base. ment. 7 ofice, ITUATION WANTED—BY A MASONIC BROTHER TIUATION WANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE ‘irl a3 aundross. . Apply at 81* Cottago Grovo-sv. in aay capacity, woll experionced in business; first- TWARTED- A, GOOD GITL TOR LIGHT HOUSE: ‘work, at 473 West Tyrellth-st. ANTID—A NEAT GIRL, TO_WAIT ON TABLE ‘st Domostio Bakpry, 153 Baut Monroo-st. NG LADY OR WIDOW (SWED- . wio Iy eed Yo cooking ixa borrdingbouso Yako care QTE houzo for a widowpr. - Erooklyn Hovse, €3 fliois-st.pmpstals. ¢ \V ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL I OR 18 YEARS OLD, io asaistin secontwork.. ADply 8t 134 Wabash- av., Monday, botweep 1§ ard i3 o'cloc] VY ASIED_A GOMPETENT GINL WHO CAN o) d?:gl. wesh, and fron well. Apply at 5% Wost andoly! : v W A GIREFDR GENERALHOUSEWORK. £1 863 Feiton-et, "YW ANIEI-AG EXPELIENCED CHANDRRMAID 't 306 W eet, Adaras.st., 010 wlo can’ wail upon tho tablo; wages §3 per week: Tust come Mande: ANTED_{IRST-OLASS DINING-RO0M GIR) WY AW sotoh, 51 £nd 3 Washinclon.ot. ot L T AL HOUSE- YV ANTED-A GTX ¥ “vorkin s privato Indisna-st. U GIEN bosraing-houso. Apply 271 East FXSTROCTION GIVEN ON PIANO AND GUITAR, L by a competent teacier. 196 West Waakingtonat. NSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO BY AN EXPIRI- ‘encal Jady toaatir: 86 for 34 1as8033, At homie till 3 p. m. 161 Weat Van Buren-st. S % GITATION WANTED_AS COVERNASS X TAN: ily or schood, to teach English, Spanish, and l’rz:cll:‘ or :” cll!.l':: mh{rr;flnnld (lll'lu four hours exchangw for board. Flearo resont Sitaation, T4 Narth Btate-st. - SAITN reacnt Y ANTED_BY & SGUNG MAL, GERMAN. 2 thorungh EngHh teaaher, West Side. Address T MAGHINERY, y OR SALE-CALGRIGQ ENGINES. 783 ST, b [ genczer clrovlar. LEDYARD ox.nu't?:rfifni T OR SALE-OR EXCILLSGRE-BY JACOE C. MA. GILL, f7 Clark-sL., for mincambered ChicAgs prop. cir 194-inch Woodworth plancr and matcher, 1 Eymolding mechito and bita, L 1 Fay seroil saw, 1 Fayraszw, e 1lzthes: \VANTED-X GOOD SWIDE Of RORWEGIAN woniai 1o do louseworkin a sn:all family. . APRIY o Monday AL 421 West Moazocst, V7 ANTED—3 GOOD GLEL TIIAT GHDERSTARDS Cooking, weshing, and froalag. Apply 173 West Adamsat. ANTED_TWO RESPECTANLE YOUNG GIRLS to calt_on 1abio; good wases, - Coffer-House 60 Bakery, 112 Destborn-st., near Washicgton. ANTED—a SUPRRIOR HOUSEEREPRL: NEAT, 1o e O et ot thia o Norsd o o 5atly of thcoon Xo §lde, "Reforences roqatred. - Call at 3 East Honroe-st. TTOATION WANTED—BY A GIRL TU WASII iN | Tribune afica. Glaes ity roloronaoy. - Addras 1 56, Tribano ofice. v TTUATION WANTRED—RY A_YOUNG MIAN A5 | 5ooagodss or do gencral honserw ork. Call i 115 Nortly bl or corresponding clork, o tolegraphia operator: 1 give unczceotionable rofercaces. Address C. J. RISWOLD, dridge-court. TTOATION WANTRD — IN A REAL .ESTATE, Ioan, or broker's ofico, o book store, by A competant 2nd responsiblo young mau well acquainted with tho city. JTTUATION dutles, =5 honzeksey ‘modorats compeasal Hounsckeepel's: WANTED-8Y A LADY, WIDow, and wirtout ohild . i1 hotel or *private [ on. Aderass 570 # lton: J &1, Tribuna oifico. TTUATION V;ANTED—$2 WILL BR PAID BY A foune man of axporiencs, 1o the person or firm secur- ing him & permanent sitoation au szleemen or clerk in & SToATION WANTED—A WIDOW LADY OF B&- & ellnt housokeoper, wisl G50 T30, Tribuno ofios. ; ho i3 miusical and companioaabl T Bodsok: R o GOOD ( and tron, experisncad inall housohold } Eub 1y, ata | B [ wiliiag t sell chosp for sash, ploasa call on d T eB ARtk Rt plese OR SAL B — A 1,20-POUND B F horsa (n als is dezd) for 890; danbm.htzoun!s( L i b oy B B STER, inre arof 25 West Tw‘z rhr..x"“ Vi —A I;EW Nl(ig }IIOI‘SIZS, gug‘lm& fartheruse for them. g Bt 822 o, 1S T g e o OR SA LE_CHBAP, RS ND_4 DIARE T Covered rrmeoritars, 8 HORSES AXD Y Damesa. JIAMES ZRENNAN, 213 West Twollt OR SALE-L:500D HORSE AND TOP BUGGY. a1, SicAB. for ca.h, or will ke m part a0t 2 stove Bt Eirp y ioriions. Iagulee . FINLAYSOS, JrOE SA/R_BY T. E. [STACY, 150 DEARBORK: Barati ] Seris, LoEim o34 hacshus: | plaeicn st chean), 2 Dastor stoves, enean oo | parior st (ny F\fi”- SULLE-CHEAT, A VERY VINE ROAD MARE; can ia 2: alec i} LY carrisge * horse. B’ffim Trinndoav.: ?m'x::"nlfifi'm‘};. = % ToF TALE—0 BORSES, § STAGES, A5D % SET 1% Vlé?fi:fi:eu—?b 0 sold at onco. Inquire azstablss, Fo‘n SALE — SADDL! alto, horse covers aa dross-cozts, and blouses, woolen o! rabber naichos nd biankots, aud adous otber zoodsy o0 namerous 1o weonton, chap for cash. Applyatls I3 NTERBD_WARS DA L good ecs and feod, a4 Aorwan Park. ast Motroe-st. ORSE WANTRD_BY A LADY—A T-MINUTH steppor, sonad and woll brokon. Addross L BTA- s QLEIGHST STLEIGHS I_TINHST DOUBLE AND cinglo Porticnds at ML Wubabinv., HATHAWAY'S. JEVERAL GOOD BRCOND.HAND DUGSIES AND phaciom, nowly painled, for 3alo chcap, s& No. I8 fasy Washingtonar, PENNOYER & CO. FRTANTED_TO PURCHASE ONE OR TWD TEALS sitablo for jumbering: harses shonld weigh 1,300 10 Tog cach. Fartios havingsuch team or toams, and b i Monday st "st., near Twsniyscond.it. WCATTHOL, SUITH & CO. cymmission house, or collectar for somo good firm; small #3131y for tho wintor; & No. 1city Teferecces. - Addross B 44, Tribano otfice. Jackson-st. TTOATION WANTED—AS HOUSEXFREER. 1ady’s nurss; with good roforeaco. iflfl\l‘tl at & WZ‘E the koeping; good care, and light work. Ads TVANIZD-TOR TWO MONTHI, A HORSE FOR L8, Tribane oflice. Coackmon. Teamsters. &e. TTUATIONS WANTED-TIY A MAN AND WIFE; ths mian as coechmzn, and ts wlliog to do general ~work around tho bousa: this wifs as caok or will do socand worlt; both arc Scandinavians, and aro wiiling to_-work Yooy, cheap. Apply o or addross C. CARLSOH, 158 tcksr-ot. ITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN ~ OR £ 4 ES, DUSKR'S offico and lsandrs, £0 Milwaakee-ar. Famplcy-ment Agonts. QUIDATION WANTIDFAMILIES TN WAKT OF 0o Nor ndinazian and Garman help can ho rapolied S o A, OF, iexis fowaio Lielp can bo cuied on 3 G o MHLA. 5. LA DRISE, 34 oot Hoahonse, ro5m 1o 8 privato family: has Lad 10 scars' gned, Siniol Secai iR Tofemomes. TAd: Grond BOBERT, cars Irod L. ok & Co. 05 Washing- ton-st. i STTOATIG IS WANTED: N LONDODTS D L T ARt OF : 25 BalD £ o, oo i g 3 Ro 119 Sccamick-st.s 12 150 baser ot QITUATION WANTED—AS FIRST-OLASS COACH- man byx siugle man_ (Kazlish) who thoroughly un- deretands his business: wonld hars no cbjsction to make ‘him1olf uzcful._Address ¥ 71, 'Fribane ofics. woglen. Forta Divisito-st._ Alzo s woll QUTATIOS WANTED COMPETERT AND RE- bis_zalo and farmaly Cal. or adcross A 1is L0 S wodl o LR Eson ommenied coechman., Sl'.‘ UATION _WANTED-BY - A RRSPECTABLE man as coschman and zroom who bas bad many years! oxperiencs {n the busindss.' Plonso address 103 East slere: ITCATION w‘i\i F%hgc:'xon‘ic L g TRD— OUN D! S AAnGA T ur ileamoriin 16 o dig koeds oy Tamty sood 11 forencos. Addrzm B2, Titiune offc Indianz-st, Trades. ' TTUATION WANTRD—AS DRAUGHTSMAN, TO- pographical, mechanical. or arcbitecturali wages modorato. Address 2 43, Tribune offico. TANTED_AN EXPERIENCED DINING.ROOM W A0 Siasty platos gocd wiges. &3 Esst Monroor t., op-stelrs. -t Y ANTED-2 GEL ATOUT 1o SFARS OF AGE % “10 assint in Al privaty fawily, Call siter 1 Jdichiganars « o'ctn i £ BOUT 15 O 15, TO W workin a emall family during the winter fllbr- ker board; German giri preforred. Apply to-day or to-mor- Tow st 130 Lytle-at., £p-siaims. YA/ ABTED-AT 2V W ‘coneral bousowtrk ; must be z good cook, &nd bring ° referonces. "ANTED—A W ton QITUATION WANTED-BY 4 YOUKG LADY A5 copybat o aaclerk in 8 diy-goods store; German spoken. Gailer nddross & &, 114 Wers Division.st. LADY'S COMEARION, . fINANCIAL, 0T EGRGET TO GO AND SRET. E. 3% DomESorn e 1f von waat & suaitel mata D Torcclosed or & d¥stress marrant served: elso accounts or notes eollected : best of roferencas sonable. Lozt civon and term3 rea- Cali end 820 mo. T. M. STACY, 193 Dear- lx'UhA'flqokN WANTED—AS L. s £ e hoasckcoper, or as aREzs, Aud to do somiBis: Wages 5 per wock. - Addross d 5 Tribuno olicer QITUATION WANTRD-BY AN BASTRRN LADY %0 tako charye of & first-¢lass lsundey or Hucn-room of IRST-CLASS COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED. cics and zify cemiiicates bt 'OPH & CO., 7% South C Rhotel; is onmbotont. aad srastworthy 10, reoalve, marky 'ad delivor elotning:. oAn refar o the 1argest aad best iiishmeat fn 1o, Fast. - Addcoss EL 27y Tribuas oficd, §. 0. CALDWLLL & CO. Fén SALETWENTY SHARDS MRRCANTILR inmaranos stock at 6 cante on_tho dollar. Apply to 206 LaSallo-st. QITUATION WANTED—A YOUNG LADY WHO WANT T0 BORKOW TRO $500 TO $500 FOB: 81X ‘would like s pleasant home sod to take music lessons months. Will pay big interest and give mortgaze on ouid bo willing to,do any light wark in pianc and hondsome furniture worth throe times that T T vt vihon, 3 SUADED 107 08 | B e e T o, Taibas G AmgRas, D—A GOOD SINGT.E HORSE OR TEAM £00d roadlatary, if can b had 3t a ress - 0. AVERY, cornerof Canaland Fultoo- WAGOS, d. Address AFTANTED — A_LIGHT GNE-HOR3W V¥ nnitabls for carpenter wz0; second han Fuaiton-at. SNTED_TWO GOOD GROCERY WAGONS. My O. KBYRS, Coftag Grove-sv. sud Oakisad ¥ ANTED_THE USH OF & STRAAY HORSY, WITE. 2N flal(i:nfirvm'fl. for bis bozrd, matil lit‘u‘(‘ bzl)fig ; pril, Ca . ma, any day this wool Adaiaat., basmodt oo, VW AETED-TOR GASH, TWOSEATED BUCCIES, new or sccondband. JAMES BRENNAN, i3 Waat Twelfth-st. INFORMATION WANTED. NTORMATION WANTED-FXANCIS HAKGA fermerly of Skaakhill Road, 1 the Town of Belfast. in I::Znn,d‘énom I)Q;he cmkn‘ ted ‘!;:L}lllfl Ya:'S‘I’!P.' i arsago. The pesio. tor Brotnes of Tiamyon Fagnat of Poters Hill Solast Medical Doctor, deceassd, undor whoso ill considorable s bequertbed t him. - living, Le will plssss ate \gxm :llza ]x;dflr , to -gzm ;“‘“‘?’.:»ffi orrassion, with particnlars of i3 prasont whares! e rodiznated to bs forwarded, WILLIALL HARPIS, ititor, 24 Donegrll-st., Belfast, [-oland. VIO% WANTED—7 Q SCOTCITMAN; ANY T 1421E THOXPSON, A YOUNG, GOOD 24 womaz, born ig Iolgium, lefs ber bome on the of Dec. 37 last. A: formes it to hier by CHARLIZ Tuoufl:)'fv 2 %4:‘-&! o 2] willbe roccivad. .