Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1875, Page 3

grb Kinens nll UNIVERSALISM. Notable Gathering of Leading Mcm- bers of the Denomination, Mass Conference of Ministors and Laymen of the North- Wests Interesting Discussion of “The Outlook of the Work.” Remarks by Dr. Ryder, the Rev. Mr. Pullman, and Others. MORNING SESSION, ‘Tie FIRST OF A BENUES of masa conforonces of the ministers and laymen of the Univoraaliat Church of tho Northwont ns- sembled in thia city yesterday morning at St, Paul's Obureh, Uichlgan avonue, betwoon Six- teonth and Kighteonth streots, Tho object of these conforencos, which are to be held in rapid snccosaion in the principal citios of tho North- treat, ia to discuss tho iutoresta of tho gencral Church and to promote tho cause vf religion, Tho attendance at the opening yea- torday tas not ne largo as liad been anticipated, or ag it doubtless would havo been with more fa- votable weather, Tha caveral States of tho Northwest, howevor, wera repreaontad, the del- egation from Iowa boing particularly largo. Atoug thoso presont wore tho Rey. R. IL. sull- man, Goneral Becrotary of the Conference of tho United States; the Rov. A. C, Fish, Racine; the Tov. A. C. Countryman, Dubnquo; tho Rev. ‘A. Barnes, Kansas; 410 Rov. W. 8, Balch, Elgin; tho Rov. J.S. Fall, Indiana; tho Hoy. Misa A. J. Chopin, Michigan; the Nov. W. J. Crossly, Urbana: tho Rov. B. F. Rogers, Cedar Rapids; the Rov. J. M. Bailey, Pooria; tho Rov, 0, F. Gibbs, Bycamoro; tho Rov, J. Morofield, Michigan ; tho Rov. James Gorten, Aurora ; and tho Reva, W. LU, Rydor, Sumner Ellis, W. G. Ralph, and E, 1, Ottaway, Chicago. Among tho insmen present wore D. FP. Hill, Paxton; tho Hon. F. 3. Upton, Cedar Napida; Dr. Harris, Grinnell: Abraksm Galo, Galewood; T. TF, Jones, Gstesburg ; and Juucius Eaton, of Urbana, Quito a number of Iadiea commectod with tho churches in the city wore alao presont. The Conferance was callod to order at 11 o'clock by tho Rev. R. II, Pullman, who nomi- nated tho Rev. E. R. Ottaway as Moderator, and tho Rog. James Gorton as Clerk. The Conference vas formally oponed by sing- Ing, 10 by the choir of tho church. Tho Rev. A. Barnes followed in an improssive prayer, iu- yoking Diviue blessing upon tho deliberations bf tho pesajon. ADDRESS OF WELCOME, Tho Moderator then introduced the Rov. Dr. Ryder, who proceeded to extend a hearty wel- come to tho visitora. IIo hoped that nothing would bo Incking in any of the arrangoments to make their visit pleasant, Ife wanted all to focl entirely wolcome to whatever hoapitalities thst might bo oxtended, not ouly the members of the Conferenca who fad yuthered from the surrounding Statos, but all persons of whatever faith, Tho aneccas of the moctiug, as woll as thatof ali utber similar movtings, depended upon tho spirit charactoriz- lugit, Ho would bo bappy to nce prevent an rarnest Mothodiut, # working Presbyterian, or a coneecrated Baptist. ‘he Church believed a larger charity and 9 broader platform would tend to clcvate and qnickon religiuus feeling. It was a great work to break down tho narrow walla between the Universalist oud other de- nominations, IIo rojoiced in tho growing liber- ality of the secular press, and that ho lived whero thoro was uot only tho freedom of speech = but th freedom of worship, While he was in favor of every one worshiping God as ho pleased, that ho or his Church conid not stand indifforent to the wrong ia tho world, [Io belioved an honest doubter stood better before God than a hypo- critical pretender, ‘Tho epoaker renewed hia words of waloomo, anu concluded with the bope that brotherly Jove might permeato tho work of tho session, ° THE REV. RW, PULLMAN was then iutroducod. Ho said the welcomin; addrors had filled the atmospliore with a pecul- far warmth, and hod mado him feol ontiroly at howe. ‘The object of the Conyoution, that of tho promotion of religion, had brought an intelligent Andecaruost assemblage, Le felt that, after tho Convention, cach dalegate would roturn to his home doubly armed to grapplo with the real con- dition of tha Church, ‘The Church needed a re- vival of religion, and seemed to havo aroused elmultaneously to appreciato that fact, bonce the series of moetings in that interest now in- angurated in Chicago, and to exteud throughout the Northwest, to close at Cleveland, ‘Chere were & thousand things to pray for, but tho ona great thing waa the outpouring of God's holy spirit npon the Church, which he hoped wauld be the direction of the prayors of the afternoon sounion. Prayer could accomplish a groat doal, and should be directed ta the one great aud. It mattored not if the prayers were filled .with rop- etitions. ‘The earnestness of prayer was measured in no small degroo by its concontration, and anewor came from the spirit rathor than the language. Lot the prayars, thou, be united in purpose, aud Jot the Church display a hergiam in the cause of univorsal love. Belisving in universal salvation, Tet ue bo united in loving the purposoa of tho Church, and in sdvancing the cause of humanity, ‘The vory statement of the purpose of the Uni- veraal Church waa a grand argument in fayor of Its divinity. Thoy wero taugut y God to love eyorybody os Ho had foved us. Tho most degraded, sbandoucd, snd wicked foul ought, to attract their softest words and = tonderest sympathy, ‘Thoy should sxorciao the faith of the Church alwaye, and thon there would bo no broken hearts and fewer aouragomonta, The darker tho day tho groater would be the triumph, ‘Tho speaker wosed by urging upon the ministry the impor- Yauce of renewed consecration to the great work of bailding up the Church and sproading the ospol truths, DINNER, Atthe conclusion of Mr. Pullman's address, Dr, Ryder came to the platform and extended to all an invitation to partake of dinner, which bad becu prepared by the ladics of the church, and was then spread in tha churets dining-room. After winging, led by the cholr, the Conference adjourned until 2 o'clock, AImmodiately sftor adjournment, the visitors Were conducted to the dining-room, and partook of dinnor, which was all that could be desired in quantily, variety, aud genaral excollonce. Ss AFTERNOON SESSION, DEVOTIONAL EXEUCISES, The Conference was called to order at 9:15. Aveording to the programme, the oxerciscs of tho Orvt bour wero of a devotional charactor, ted Ly Mr, J, I. Swann, of this city. Tha exer- aed consisted of alnging aud prayer, in which the untire Conference united with deop carnest- weas, ‘The noxt order of business was tho discussion sf the “OUTLOOK OF THY WORK IN TUL NonTUWesT,” ed by tho Itey. JamouClorten, ‘Tho speaker aald (Wo mout ought to be made of the condition and 2pportunitios of Uniyersatinm as it wae found. (n tho Northwest the Church was flourishing at vome points, while at other points thore was no organization, although its adherents and frienda wore ready and anxiouato eulist in the great work, What was neoded under the clroume itaucos waa persistent, energetio work, tucked by an unfailing faith in tho Muse. 5 ‘tho financial condition of tho suurch ' was’ found to bo from bad ® worue, bogotton toooften by mismanagement, idea that the finances of the Church uuld take cure of itsolf. ‘Tho idea was mid- ‘ko, for a sound nancial basis had beon found locesgary in atl Uhurches to their religious quick- wing and spiritual growth. Ag @ Church the Ovivoraalista now bad no fixed fluaucial plan, tad, aa s consequence, Was often in debt. | Ex- Wavazance fatherod much of the tingacial atress, wad retarded the proaperity and promotion of fhe Church. ‘the gods helped those who selped themselves, “and Liv experience wan that not yold or charity, but some ised. nancial plau of work, was 1. Preachers bore the reputation of x Alnenciers, to which thoir lives enti- em, if to nothing olse. trem © ouusideratica of the fineucis! condition of the Church, the spaaker referred to the want of rofigious lifo and energy in the Churel: among pastors and congrogations. Tho Chureh in the Rortuwost, from its nize, wanan ivolated body, which was a terrible barrior agsinat ita dovolopment. Tho moetings now in- augurater would tend to overcome this trouble, and ought to bave been commonced years ago, ‘They would bring tho churches into closer relationa, and tha hearty diw- cussions ~~ that vould = folloy could but promote tho feneral cause, Another nead was a first-claas ‘Theological Inatitute, which contd bo maintained successfully by a anion of the States, if the prejudices and ractioual feolingy could bo buried, for which a $1,000,000 endow. ment would be necossary. Sitch a school would advance the miniatry in education and general fitnegs for tho work, and beside afford parents a moang of giving their children a tighor educa- flon, Tho church momLetship wan amply ablo to found sod maintain such a school, but unless it waa of tho highest possibla typo tho effort wonld prove worse than folly, Such schoat would prove 8 poworful lever in the building up of Uuiverniism, aud would matorally enlance tho idens held ro dear to tho Church. Tho ministry had s work to doin advancing tho roviyal of religion,—not only hy preachiug great moral truths, but in proclaiming tho doctrines of the Church, ‘Tho field was broad, rich, and full of promine, and, if entered into Hoarty, could not fail financially and religiously to yield the grandest results. THE REV, A.C, ¥IBT, of Wisconsin, was the next speaker. Ho did not entirely agreo with the gontioman who had preceded him about tho ostablishing of » Thu- ological school at tho expense of $1,000,000. lio thought the colleges of tho Hast sufficient for tho education of the Church, and, if denominational schools were to bo maintained at all, the Church had all it could carry at present. ‘Most of wuch ecliavin now ox- isting wore loaded with debt, aud he believed the ostablishing of auother would but add to prea- ent embarrassments. Ifo hoped the idea of a collogo in the Northwest would not be seriously entertained. : Te heartily indorsed the Snancial suggestions of Bro, Gorton, and felt alao that it was s torri- ble fact that the Church waa isolated. ‘Tho isola- tion, ho believed, could be botterovercomo, how- over, than by oatablishing aechool, ‘ThoChurch needed 8 Binhop, and mora Goneral Conyentions, which ho thought wonld tend to unify Universalist sacieties. lo thought tho outlook of the Church in tho Northwest was brighter than it over had been. Ilo saw it overywhero growing into recug- yn, nud was eapeclally ploased to know that rival Churches were yielding their projndice, even to allowing their pulpits to bo occupied by Universalist mivisters, THE NEV. B, F. ROGERS, of Codar Rapids, was in favor of tho school sug- Rested, and thonght that tho precoding speaker misundorstood tho proposition. Tho school proposed was not intended to muiti- ply tho numbor, but to increaso their character—to concontrato tho enorgy of tho buureb upon ono, Which suould be the equal of the best in tho country, Moe thought tho finan- cin question ought to be sot apart as = aoparate subject, and that a large portion of the tima of the Convention ought to have beon givon to it, To deprecated church extrayagauco, and urged the adgption of somo fixed and economical plan of financial conduct, and clonod by urging the importanco of zealand unity in thoChurch. THE REY, W. J. CROBSLY, of Urbana, spoke in approval of tho financial ideas advanced, and predicted that, uuleas #ome now scheme was adopted to sustain the Church, it would ovontually suffer. Ho approved these Conferences, and thought thoy ought to ba periodical, aud thats State agent ought to bo appointed to work in the interest of the genoral Church. Io found somo members of the Church doprecating the adoption of any means to advanco the Church employed by sistor Churches, Ho thought this opposition was bo- gotten of prejudice, and if tho Church hoped to be successtul it must spocdily outlive the idea, THE REY, Re Wt. PULLMAN was tho noxt apeaker. Ho bad traveled ovor the Northwest, and regarded the topic undor dis- epevion of the highest importance. Ie P22 novyer seon the Church in a better con- | dition, growing out of tha fact that tho peoplo were waiting to be ted, What wan wanted was lenders, It was truo that 8 fow parishes woro fading out hero and there, but it was uot the failure of Univorsaliem, but of tho leaders of tho Chureh to embrace the opportunities boforo them. Ho believed the Church on tho high way to now victories and richer fielda, Tho Conference then adjourned until 7:30 o'clock, when it waa oxnected that tho Rev. Jomes’ ML. Pallman, of Now York, would proach on “Tho Moral, and Regonorating Power of Universalism.” Word waa ro egived jurnt before adjournment that Br. - fullman was * snowed-in” on his way here, and could not possipiy fill tho engsgoment, The Roy. R. H. Pullman was appointed to fil lus placa. ——— EVENING SESSION. SERMON BY THE NEY. 0H. PULLMAN, Tho attendanco at tho ovoning session was largor than it bad been during the day, Mr. Paliman proached cloquontly on “The Motherly Spirit of the Church.” ‘Tho balance of the sea- sion waa givon to devotional exorcises, ‘Tho Conforeuce will assomblo again this aporn- ing at 1Qo'clock, Tho following order of’ busi- ness will bo observed: Discussion, Topic: “Btato Missionary Work, and How to Do It Speakers: Tho Rov. Jamos Gorton, the Rev. W. 8. Ralph, tho Rov. A. ©, Fish, and Burs, George B. Marsh. Two o'clock—Discursion. Topic: ‘*Tho Kind of Feeling Moat Needed.” Speakora: W. ‘I’. Balch, 8. F. Gibbs, W. J. Crogsloy. Throe o'clock—Topic for discussion: Univeraaliam in Orthodox Churches.” Speak- ora: Tho Rov. W. H. Rydor, D. D,, and the Rov, Bumnor Ellia, ‘The sossiou of the Convention will closo this evening with a sermon by Mr, Pullman. THE CONNECTICUT REPUBLICA They Nominate o Stato ‘Ticket, and Adopt Iexolutions Favoring Mard Money and Indorsing the Presidonts Course in tho Loulsiana Matter, New Hayes, Conn., Jan, 20.—Tho Kepublican State Conyontion to-day nominatod for Gaveruor Samos Lloyd Green, of Norwich, the Mayor who ordered a saluto of 100 guna in honor of the President for hia course in Louisiaua affairs; Lieutenant-Goyernor, Charles I. Euglish; Sec- rotary of State, Col. Augustus Fenn; Treasurer, o. ae Arnold; Comptroller, Gon, R. B. Craw- ford, ‘The resolutions adopted express adherence to {ho principles ot the Republican party, and favors hard monoy. ‘The following aro the resolutions relating to Louisiana affaira Resolved, That wo bave undimintsled confidence tn {he integrity and patriotism of Presjdeut Grunt, Wo heartily indorse hia receut spoctal menaage to the Sen- ate on the Louisiana question, and the principles therein contained, and wo unite with him in do cluriug tusk any military jnterference oficors or troopa of the "United Stales with tho organization of the State Legislature or any of ft preccodingn, oF with auy uf ‘the civil, departmente of ie Government, is ropugnant to our ides of govern. ment; and, with hin, we can concetva of no ease Lat involving rebellion or ineurrection whero such inter ference of the autbority of tha Genersi Government ought to bo permitted and can be justited; aud, at me Hine, we thank the President for saying Wat, he extent that Congress lisa conferred power upon. him to_proveut, whether it be the KuKlox Klaus, White Loaguers, or any other sssoctations ust; arms or violence execute thelr unlawt purposes can bo permitted in that way to govern ony partof this country.” Wo urgs our Sonators and Tiupreaentatives to Slopt early theaautes for wecurtug ‘the peace and welfare of the poople of Loulstana, Heatoel, That wo utterly condemn now, as wo did during the War, those uuwarrantable denunciations of tho General Government, which, while subse; sclfiah political purpose, toud 10 keep alive an Tectlonary aud lawless spirit in ceetaln States of this nlon, ee EARLY SETTLERS. Corresrondenca of The Chicago Tribune, Rocuroxy, UL, Jan. 19.—The Early Settlers’ Roviely—an organization composed of persons who settled in Winnebago County previous to 1440—held itu annual meeting, for the election of officers, fast night, and olocted the following oflicera for the ensuing yoar: Preuidont, the Hon. A. I. Enoch; Vice-Prosident, Jobu Fitch; ‘Treasurer, A. 0, Spafford; Soccretary, Duncan Ferguson; Diroctors, D. 1). Alling, Jobn Spat- ford, H. P. Redington. 16 haa becn customary for the Society to bold swocial festive! daring the winter. This, howover, will not be held this win- tor, as many of the mombers sre quite aged, and the very cold weather males it diticult for them tomect. ‘I'he Nociety will therofore hoid its re~ union in Juvo next, = Conversions tu Catholicis' __ ‘tbe Pope, in replying to the Christman greet- ing of the Uarduais, reforred to the convervion of the Queen Dowager of Bavaria. ‘Iu it not» triumpli,” he sald, *‘to sey tho conversion to Catbolicium of s porson to a lugh position, aud of many othera who have followed the oxai- pla?" It in announced thet the daughter of Jaron Warther, the German Ambassador a4 Cou- wiautluople, bes taken @ similay step, THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JANUARY. 21, 1875, UNSETTLED DISPUTES, et al., minors; grant of guardianship to Matthow Coxsman, under an approved bond of €2.000, Grant of adminintration was issued to Matthias Cosnman to adminiator upon the eatnte of Mary _OITY REAL ESTATE, 7,00 DOWN, HALANCH Fi \d'bacement efano front ot of alley, on Washington jro a a e int siztan, on eornor Ann Brenor, undor sn approved bol of 82,000, | teen State and Wabash-ay. stor The Englewood-Colloge Case | "Grant of aiminintration wan isouod tor Mary | 12uH@, theeround ly worth #3C 07 wil ol rir #ez.0n, Cadow to adminimer upon tho estate of Carl Clow, under an approved bond of £3,000, ‘She claim of Charles KR. Larrahes ot a). for , 1,115.19 waa allowed against tha estate of John W. Kmith + also the claim of 8. J. Surdam for $274.06 agalnat the name extato was allowed. ‘Tho claim of Lisette Kobatt, adminintratrix, for £370.10 against the ertate of George Kobatt, wan allowed, Jn the matter of the estate of John B, Stare ing. graut of administration was twaued to Kato B, Staring, under an approved Lond of £4,000. 114, 148 Madison-st, #1, Un: SAYT ote i on Hearing. ROUT ERO: and Tearitt-ets, Indians. BOYD, Room Fegi Rabe cone or ty Uiita ot Hontin reeldencos north of Tmenty-encond-at, and oart ‘Wabash av.. with lot aver IM feettront, at agreat bar ‘ML sell with or withont forniturn. ‘Terme will jade vory easy, Possnanicn given to anit purchaner. Nona but principals need inquire of J. HENRY & JA> COB WENT, [aud 146 Drasbonest, 0) BALE-AT A BARGAIN, ON A-story marble-front 78 Park-av, 155 Clark: int Kiog Lear and Wis Children‘ Foolish Old Man. RINT. GU. Me WILSON, Some People Who Want to Be Unmar- 5 odes Mi Grant of administration was issned to Emma | {aon BALE.-AT AUOTH me ried---Miscellaneous Court Notes. Phuvchiko t9 admiulater upon the estate of Hare | [cum lensed tnt, Nrmnerty avy avar Pwaifthacy to Digheat hitter, th aatiey iaorteanes, eam’ be inoted: bara Kiesel, under an approved bond of £2,500. Juthe matter of the alleged insanity of Briagat Coyne and Helen McGrath ; on petition of John Dieden, County Agent, order warrant and yeniro to try the question returnable to-day at 1 TRUKSDELL & BROWN, 104 Fifth~ POR BALE 20 FEET ON ¢ lor, at @ great araati COR, 165 tadalle.st. ‘THE LNOLEWOOD-COLLEGE CARE. Judge Farwell is engaged in bearing the cans of the Englewood Collego and Chicago Femalo to | o'clock, Jeon Bare ye) dd teatiterte. Giles z o'clock. 31 corner of Warren av. and Leavittet.. einai: loag Semluaty va. Young: & Rowley ‘and! olarn, CRIMINAL comer. ‘ime, and money to build with. Address J, 8. WU> compol tho dofondanta to convey cortsin Janda. It seems that, in 1868, Young & Rowley bought about 46 acres in Skinner & Judd’a Subdivision, in Englewood, and, apparently desiring to en- Lanco the value of their property, obtainod » charter from tho State for the establishment of a CHANAN, 22 Lako-at, JOR BALE ri aT, TRONTA FRO. reeldenca No, 64 Contra-av., noar Adame-nt. ; partin wishing to secnre whome, with all modern tin provements and ann: this propert. ___. SUBURBAN REALESTATE, _ London Smith plondod guilty to the tarceny of twelvo paira of glover from the Bostun Clothing Store; romanded till sentence-day. Otto Pates, Adolph Paulaou, and Charles Gun- derson ploaded guilty to burglary in breaking, into the storo of Mary McCrath and stealing » quantity of cigars; remanded till rentunca-day, Indies’ college. ‘Choy then formed a sort of | My Soot Plead guilty to driving away tho | OR BAL WOOD-24 AURES BEAUTIFUL stock company and agreed to givo acortsin | horgo of David It Roberts, and wan sent to the | Jreafieresany oa partesiewtnAl., near depal. at 8 var i County Jail for ton dayr, James McCune, tried for tho larceny of a robe, the property of Eben F. itunyan; verdict guilty, aud tern of puniehment fixod at imprisonment amountof land to the college if any ono would give @100,000 to build a college building. No ‘one appeared, and they reduced their demanda chance (ura resident olor ote mich a pile mona i ferfecta, "Mure ba eel: tin tore Wie Je RSALAS WALREN, 1501 aya or ainbor to €50,000, About two soars after, tho Chicago | in tho Peniteraiury for ono yaar. > COUNTRY HEAL bSVATL. = Univorsity took the matter up, and offered to : THE CALL, Pes dees a oe na eater fulfil tho domands, and a large amount was ob- * punon Ganx—57, 61, G3 to 85, except 69, 70, 77, K ele b SALE amet we gent en Biot, fort. tained in the way of subscriptions, The com. pee ie Bintey—207 to 235, except 208, 214, 917, sorecoasy.teren., Fe, HICH US, Churen Mince plainant charges that the donation of Young & Rowloy was absoluto, and therefore brings sult to compel them to convey tho land as agreed, Tho dofendants, on tho otber hand, who hare sold s large part of the property, claim that tho proposition was only executory and con- ditional on the advancemont of a puf- ficient sum to erect na building, and that this not haying been dono, they aro under no obligations to give the land, The amount of laud inyolved is about 20 acres, UNGRATEFUL CHILDREN, John Frederick Lau filed a bill yesterday in tha Cirenit Court against his six bons, Fritz, Luis, William, Anguat, Adolph, and Olto, and their wives, tocompol them to keep an agroe- 220, 221, 223, 224, 228, 290, Jupae Moonr—1#, 19, 20, Jupae ltecens—J1 to 54. Juvar, Boorn—4, 9, 11, 12, 13. Jopaz Taex—165, 18, 14, 21, 22, 23, 24. Jupox FanweLi—No cal -REAL ESTATE WANTED, _ y TP ANTED-FOR CASH, A COTTAGE, OR HUUSR avd lut, sultabin forse amall family, east of diate and north of Thirty-tifth-st. Address D 9%, Tribune of- fier. ‘ ne between ‘I wanty-niath and Thin SUNGREN ES fourtheatn, W ‘ind South Park-atey sultoezart tb Ustrep Staten Circuit Count—Irnoe Uropaerr | cation, street and umber, Address U 33, Tritune offic Barto Van Velzer vu, Molly Carr, $909, for 3 days, Screnton Cuvat—Conrssstons,—Christian Helden } 4 ya. Horman Seckamp, £209.93.—The Home Natiousl | V Dank ve, Helen Rocksell, $186.87, Jenox Gany—Friend A, White et al. v9, Frederick and Julius Hoese, 103.60,—Alfred Booth va, Pterick Bunwe, $769.90.—L, J, Gago eb al, ve, B. M. Whipple, prs ‘30H. T, Durland et al. ve, Jaines Murphy, S11 3. Worst Sine. Juvar Biirr—Edmund Moore et ul. v6, tells 8, 1G Bisvor.count. FunNtsiiED Roo! atl NTE to pace ANT GOOD FA Chicago, to exchange for residenc: fog toell thelr real vatate to giro me prices, FEE LaSalle BOARDING AND LODGING. SIN. Coatesworth, $409.76, gleoronsuite, with board; good barn accummo- ment, Ho states that in January, 1879, at tho ; 3400.70, i Bl tient goliclation of ile euildras, ‘ho ‘Alviaod | ,,Cipe2e, Loum Cosrassioxt Francie, eboney aniong them bia farm in Thornton, containing sbout 250 acres, on condition that it should not he sold or incumbered during hia lifetime. Tuo only consideration was that they should pay him €6,000 in six years in sums not oxceeding 1,000 fole va, Walter Treleaven, $1,007.H2,~C, va, Jameu Pyne, $271,797, L, Manning J. Walker and Joseph E. Young, £23,221, ‘Jubur. Hoorna—Murgaret Murphy va, City of Clie age: verdict, $750, and motion for new trial, uber Koori~E, Z, Borne va, D, ‘T. ulkley and aninel 59° 6) ,{ SOUTH, RANGAMON.ST.-WANTED-A_GE 2k Semon boarder ia a prieata feliz: one obs’ cae Diag oribhage or wain', Andis in tho habit of paling 2 conte ia the Episcopal plato oa Sunday proferred, at a time, and ono year's notice to bo givon by | Jonn sauvage, $200,—E. B, Washburn ya, H.C, Lo M: > BOUTH PROR him when he desired a payment to be made. | $1,494.73, Willian Blair et al. ve, Alola and Soups 135 23 40% WEST MADISO: —PLRASANT USFURD s nished moms, with board, or for huusekeup- dog, with invdern improvements. South Side. 41 ‘Thoy wero aido to give him tho ugo of the orchard of 15 scros, containing o house, all necossary tirowood for ono atove, hay and pax- ture for two cows and two horses, fitty bushels of corn, and ono quartor of beef a year, No gcourity has boon givon either for the payment of these amounts or tho performance of tho obligations, In February, 1873, ho gave noticeto thom to pay $1,000, and'in July, 1874, another notice to pay tho eccond’ €1,000, but of these amounts only 8263 has boon pal. 'Com- plaiuant states that he enjoyed the use of tho orebard until June, 1875, when, by constant threata and vexation, be was driven fromit, Ho now asks that the defendants may bo compelled to keep their agreomont, and that ho may Lavo Uber, $579,04.—William N, Davia ve, W. LU. Crandall and C, 8, Vogoll, $303,06.—Bamuel McCockle vs, Horace G, White, $443,2: W, Hatch va. Horace G, White, $390,77,—James CG, Grant et al, va, Charien J, F, Kraft, $289,51.—Malcom McDonald vs. Heury E. Picket, $2,344.69, —Samo vs. John M, Collins, $376.37,—R, T. Mace vs, B, T. Smith, $352,85, Jopoe Tare—M, A, Lawrence et al, vs.G, 11. Ward, B.F, Ray, and W, J. Foulkner ; verdict, $847.65, aud motion for new trial, ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT. Special Dispatch to The Ciacago Tribune, SerinarieLp, Jan, 20.—Tho Supreme Court metat 9 o'clock thia morning, purstiant to ad- journmont, s fall bench Boing preacnt. Morons. AND 420 WABASH-AY.—GOOD ROARD For. vr rentlonien, #4 to 85 ver week, with eo unudated. i176 WABASILAY. ore —Ff ine rooms en suite aud roums for gentlemen, with board. Hotors. WANTED--MALE HELP. Bookkeeners, Clerks, &e. WANTED-OFFIOR CLERK; APPLICANTS MUST ANCK, Tribune ates. 4 WANTED one GOOD TRAY 9 wholeesia nrvrinion business. rienced trascling mai 1 Tleneed travoling men neod apply. TANTRD— AW KERDE WANTED 4 noonkttan 2%, Tritune iN 3 re Nona but pane ‘Address K 17, Triv= ON ns to loan or tavest preferred. K TO TAR J tore, with ‘few hundred daltn a pormanent aitustion to reliabio Trattos. ANTED-RY G. HAWLBY & CO. McOnE WADE Rat luca tertece i besey MeOMEGOR, SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. git Bookkooners, Cloria, &o. SITUATION WANTHD-IN SOMR F TCLARY 4) bariness howso in this ay heres o Ss MATION MANTED-TO TOBACCO ISTS—BY Da zonng married man, who thar jersiant fn Bosinas weieleaslo bouta profarreds willing tx packs SILUATION WANTED-RY A THOR Ai ADs MADEN hovkkeepet: correepondnaty ant hn ee ingn, who ja nnerpectediy thrown ont of employmant Rechangecl fem: eeferonces tho very best, Address ee CRY ‘Trndos. SITUATION WANTED-RY A BOY OF 15, TITAT the Ganseeaa stepping. with acter maker, ta lonra the trad Call or addrass Mrs, AUSTIN, 214 Sout! une oitier, YYANtep—2 ons coop son comp Wa Ree biva Sl io Ularkate itt oats WASTED. COMPOSITOR—4 YOUNG MAN Wita bas sorved i 4 Addcons Ride Tatung otters Leet #390 oF Bewe othee, WANXTEDTA MAN WIG UNDERSTANDS Pitz ne baring spall persed Gul tne Siecle. far color: 2 th tH pugmaut tae os WARSER 2 WEEKS, Laneslds Huliding, Ubeseo \ J ANTED: A CARRIAGE TRONEWS HELPER AT Troltth-et y this muralny Mianelinnoons \W WANTED MEN WE WANT TO HEAR FROM 2m men that wauld like to make 2200 8. mnt We can show tha most praatical pian in the Wost tur makin: willing to send @1 exmpleafraa fo appearance arti average tact that i and nut dead broke. No peddlers nor steret ed. RAY & CO,, Chicago, 164 Haat Kandolph- Bones Mevitknes Thbktte, on" Thursdays “betwees Ia rN ckue's Theatre, on” Tharsday, bi and o'clock, and at 7 p.m. ale aia \WANTED—A younG MAN eT of ans; one who writes © good hand, and ine gud tcholarand accountant, and lives with hla parents, “Ad- dreay AN Triiune oftics,. s MEN TO SELL to) ARTI 4 aya everywhere. American Novelty jadison- VWASTED-0: ‘Tersers, tween Yand 10 \Wanikora coon toy Ta WwoRk ‘nil at Roora tt Lakeride Bullding, NTED-SMART, “ACTIVE, YOU restaurant. Apply to JOHN STI W WANTED “FEMALE HELP, Domestics. TO PO GENERAT. muuat bee good cok, iy 38 a0OR Be TANTED—A GOOD GIRL housework in a stnall tari; hier, aud Iruner. Apply to A) ‘Fulton. vowible, aes WANTED CoLoRneD itt ¥ pear Handle TEDIA GIRL AT 65 WEST A! dogencral honscwork, Apply at 1D W* WV" do general housework. TEN OD GIRLS wegian, Swede, or German preferred, 105 W Adame-st. yrart 1p GIRi, 2 housework; small familly. At}: ANTED-A Git TO DU GENERA W Aiitoworl at boa faneoa-ae a * \WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO COOK pas. uy and irun where three are kept, atti Michi: WASTED aIRL, TO DU GE ) mira: one that recommended ; or Swede preferred, Bt Nortt Dh <A QUO WOMAN tl ESO ¢ ty do aseond work iar Re wa vil wagon. Apply to T. W. DAVIS, corner Ihutteruell and Pnripeaccontates, TRE Te 0 4 E German preferrod. Apulyat db West Mon- TO DO) ) work, Call at bt Warrona FANTED—A GOOD UK NEVADA, HOTEL. WABASIE-AY AN “Madison and Sonroo-ate.~ Firstcclass board, weok:twoin s rum, £0; day-losrd, $5; trension to @2 ber NEL WO! i fon-at., oar Halsted—Furnish a 8 lion on tho Jand for the unpaid purchage- mouoy- Mar: 192, George W.'Baker v9, Tho People, for use, etc, appeal from Stacon, Appeal dismissed os per stipulie tion, 198. F, Shaffor ot al, vs, Tda Le Itus; appeal from "=" prvoncEs. Miller filod a bill yesterday for a divorce AN'S TOME A Nredesicls Wi Macon. “Motion for five Qayw' extention of tine for ummodatiene as ane er Jahan, I rederiek Millian, miller in filing briefs and abstracts.” good as aro to bo found at a woll-regulatod hotel. Large which ghe tally a comical and yot sad talo of her 2. Lewis Blitchell ys, George I. Mitcbell et st, ap- | parlor, peading. amy library, sewing-#0%, and Hath. warriod life, Sho says eho was married in Ton- | peal from Ford. Dimtaution of record suggested aud | Tom. with hot and cold water‘on each floor, Has bo-n don in July, 1872, whon hor hueband ongaged in jn overation over als sears, furnishing & comfortable and the bakery business. Soon after tho marriage, tuotion for writ of certiorart, happy home for many Huadred lady boarders, bath per- CALL OF DOCKET. manent and transient. An entire success frum the open- Nillor began to abuse and neglect hor, 161, I. N, Morria va, Robert Sillson; appeal from | ing. Tho building throughoot heated by steam and spending lus timo with other womeo, and so: | Adaise, "Passed, is eae Wome Motel a spaictand plosenay teen: peatedly boasting of tho fact to ber. Ho ofton- | , 102. 0.1% Canterbury rn, Chatlos Biller; error to | Fing place. Price, vor Uay, Sti Terulat board, by tho Sangamon. ‘Taken on call, tinea camo homo drunk, when le would always bousowork, at 43 Treaty WASTED—A Gob SECOND coo! anh Bead covk of the Ugden Hours. ark, LATELY AG ‘oma ready tur Miscolinncons. GITUATION WANTED—A MARTIEDMAN, AGRE 89,31, brought up to farming in Scotland, with extonslet Pxperinnce in Ilivois, and at present. eatrying on one d@ tho largest tarroain fea County, is ppen for &aimilar ait uation, ta begin on the Ital Rsroy hang ot eet bility aad character uiven.” Aurore BTOGK, er FEMALE Domostics. SITUATION WANTED—AR COOK, RY A core 4) tent wurnan who understanda hee work; pau. firnlel hfat-cina rederence, Apply at 24 Groveland Park nites ANTED-BY A GOOD Git, TO He ease call at 116 Bluxwell-at., in the ‘TION WANTED —DY A RESPROTAREE GIR) Sosneand work of Nght honsowork, Call at 2u Abertenn-rt, for throa days, SITUATION WANTED BY A GIRL TO I SD gral hcusawars ur clamber ‘works atpabe Meat ‘Tird-ae, SITUATION WASTEN IY AI Stee beente fay aia Sock Ing. References ci : Battertinld-aes eres Mf Fo QITUATION WANTED (BY "AX ENE PX Gertuan woman tedy géaeral bousswurk. Weat Madiout SITUATION W $Y sonng Amestean girl ns eb: Tiqutra at 645 Bilis dalam S TUATION WANTED. BY AYO! PD faniity at Yeo oF th 2) cook or generat Fofornaea given. Adie: QITUATION “WANTED By © YY “girl to cuore. wart, and iron; be Mf required. “Bicnea call fr Gro day QUUATION SVANTED—BY A SD irl to cork, Wash, anit Ira Jn enees tf reyuirod. Please ea ITUATION WaANTID uy A SY elthor ay conk or lannirens 19 for twa dare ac did Michte SITMATIONS WANTED. FOR 1 Wo OFT: ey eran wleds lu he city. Good reference, Cun pentte ! SG Git] om, Callat tld Soath Joltersua. AS! seurk in ‘pricaro famtly 9 Lt Saath detterson-ate ITUATION WANTED yA TESPEUTATL Sante du Ronessl house ark in etuall nals, Or aceon work. Seamstrossos- SITUATION WANTED..EY A YOUNG LADY Te 2D da plate wearing ting prisate ainiby, aud also will ITUATION WANTED- GY A, WOMAN WITH froed Urenst to Biaraw 3 GUNG, “Call at ait Paulina rein front SITUATION Wi EnbcaTED heathy, young Ain owt ho Foung'uate, wa wee Burec, Inquico at Hoon 3, I Low Honsckeonors, ITUATION WANTED-A LADY HAVING Hat SD aevon years’ exporience as housekeeper ian feadin, hn one of tha largest Wortern ciftes, desires a sits ation agsiatant housekeeper Ina hotel Chtenxo preferre: to fords other given, Addresa M SITUATION WA ures to an ing bject, hawaver, to (2 3 abundant reforvnce bED AS HOU: Yads. Inquire SITUATION WAR RY A MIDDLE- AGEL $9 wotoan as hourek. reepretable man; willis WARSTEDIA Guit, 0 My “eral housowork. Apply a Wavis-at \ y ANTE it Uap cues ~ B a UERRIAL jousework. Apply this muralog, rei at 47 West ieandulnh. sar fhertt e ee DO GEN: at \ FANTED-A GIIL IN A SMATI, FAMILY, TO do hogsework. 20Suuth Clarkat., up.ntaira. YANTKD-A GOOD COOK AT 6) MIGHT av. Roferencoa required. Apyly betweca 10 aud \ 12 163. A, Cutright et al, va, J. Ti, Stadford et al; error to Cumberland, Disposed of proviously. 164, T,, W."% W. It. W. Co, yx, Mary O'Connor; ap- aera peal from Mucon, Taken on cail, is WADANH~ 163, Sanic va, Juhu Jonea; sppeal from Macon, ‘av., furniture for sale, Callat abure number, be- ‘Taken on call tesemdt a.m. endz p.m 166, Bamo vs A, J, Miller; appeal from Macon, = aot 7 sels meprsr ot em CONS. . Woard of Supervisors of Macon va, 1, Nowell ot SHED I Pwitit ai; appeal from Macon, Taken’ on call Ee Re car sy eri 188, J, W. Whito va, ©. W. Smith; error to Piatt, ‘Taken oneall, 169, 'T., W, & W. I, We Co. ve, Lydia P, Bore; ap- peal from Piatt, Taken on cali, 170, T, O, Bmith ys, J, A, Itace et al.; appeal from Moultrie, Taken on call, 171, City of Decatur vs, W, Vermillion; appeat from Sangamon, ‘Taken oti eali, 172, W. Host vi, Nokomis Natlovat Bank ; appeal from Sangenon, Taken call, 173, Bupervisora Jackson Connty vs, 8. 'T, Bush ; ap- Peal from Jackson, Taken on call. 114, M. Bontay & Co, va. Jt, Schmissrun et ol; error to St, Clair, Tukon on call, 115, Heury Cuso ve, W. Cocklo} appeal from Mason. ‘Takeu, ou call, 176, D, Vulliuane ve. J. H, Nash; appost from Magon, Taken on call. 177, W, H, Cogehall ya. J. BM, Beesicy ; appeal from Mason. Taken on call, 178, Pat Moran ve. Board of Water Commissioners; appeal from Bangamon, ‘Taken ov cali, 79, Q.,.0, & 8, HT, Company vs. J, J, Kelly et al. ; cappeal from MeLean, Argued by Hurvey for appel- lant, aud taken on call, 190, George MeDaniol va, BF, For et al; appeal from Sangamon, Taken ou call. Adjourned to 9 o'clock to-morrow, ___ FINANCIAL. maltreat her, Sho states that aloe has ou un- conquerable aversion to dogs, and that her hus- baud, knowing thie, to torrify her would fre- quently take a dog into bed with thom, aud, turning his back on her, would lavish kisses and caresses on his caniue pot, telling her at the samo timo that it was proforable to hor. In February, 1873, complainant came to Chicago, anda month aftorward her husband followed. Ho promised good behavior, oud she wont back to live with lum, In a few weeks, after frequently | beating and kicking her, Miller left Lor, and slo, being sick, Wout to the Cook County Hospitat, whore she goon after gavo birth to a child, which was loft at the Fouudlings’ Homo. Bho then went to work, and by July, 1874, sayod up $200, when her husband returned. By lavish promisos of reformation hw again induced her to go back to him, aud they lived together for awook, Having thon obtsined possession of horsavings by brosking open tha box in which she kopt them, ho then decampod, and bag not since beon heard from. Inasmuch as hoe has never supported her, ahe doeg not feel his lous 60 deaply, and therofore will be content if she can obtain a divorco, Helen Li, Carponter prays fora divorce ay her hueband, Almond I. Carpenter, oa tlid ground of desertion and cruolty, ITEMS, Judge Blodgott has discharged his jury. Judge Jaineson will tako up the State stroot caso for the abucssment of damages for widen- ing Stato utroot from Harrison to ‘I'welfth, somo _____. TO RENT-HOUSES. _ M10 RENT-HOUSE AND BARS, iti Oars porte Grand Ia. ) RENT—FURNIS! West Handoipiert, NO RENT—11A NOSOMELY-FURNISIIED ROD best location in tho city and lowest reots, at 161 South ie Cistk-st, Room (po RENT—90 OIfG-ST—A NICERY-FORNISHED room) well warmed, wultable for two gentlemen; pri- sate family, ee = MO REN’ REE ROOMS FOR NO a fog, unfurhisnnd, ta a goatee! house on Weat Adaus. st., of would board (wor of 83, ‘Trl toe jie i RENT—AT Bie STAT! TH. east coracr Monroe and Ktate-ss., furnished or un. furnished rouros, ausionts taken. ipo RENT-Pi RONT ROOMS, 3 furulshed, sultablo for gentleman and wife or alacle gentloman; terme mioderate. pi Rast Vau Burenat. MO RENT-COMFORTABLE AND NICELY PUIG d roome, by thy diy, weck, or month, at 71 Mon- ‘Hoom 14, bay it PART OF Ti B ly ILA month. Apply at ee West HO RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNIS me | brent renssuatto, Room 8, 141 aad HED BOOMS; Faat ¥ tine to-day, FRANRNUPT TNs NGR POLICINS IW HOME, | 3 ZS. aS, &o. mareD sraTza counrs, Bieri teegat eapangt satet at Kigued | SO RENT STORES. OFFICES. So William A, Porter and tho Fidelity Insurance, 16) Storos. OMMERGIAL, A wanted. loans mad on elt 1, CUI MONE To GOAN AN suius Tor GF short time, Becured, note Room 3 Honore Ji Low! o,RENT-# NT GSTORY BUILDING GX feet, snutbeast cornor Market and Moura Price norsinal 10 good (onant. Alva twa lofts of 1:0, and (04 Fifth-ay., and third floor (24 and 130 South Frank: PUTWIN & COMISY, 117 Dearbora: LARGE STON AND BASEMENT O A\n vr without power, by A. L. Trust, and Bafo Deposit Company ‘filed # bill againat Jobn Ford and wife, Wuliam Dayle, Mar- garot Doyle, and Simon G3. Phelps, to foreclose mortgage for $6,000 on the Lots 15, 16, and 17, Dlook 11, of Vernon Park Addition to Chicago. Robers Boake, W. B. Seflors, and G. W. ffunt began a suit for $1,800 against Alonzo B, Smith, another for %2,000, another for 82,200, and a fourth for $2,400, alaat the same party. J. and G. W. Clark cammenced a suitin tron. pass againat I’. B. King aud J. G. Aldridge, Iny- jug dainagos at €1,000. Charles H, Noblo filed bill against Michael FEevanaand the Chicago Plow Company to restrain tho collection of taxes for State and county pur- posos on the capital stock of the Plow Com- pany. Harriotte W. Cobb filed a similar bill againet Michael Evaus and tho Union Foundry Works to provent the collection of taxes for 2874 on the capital stock of the Foundry Works, DANKRUPTOY ITEMS. In tho case of Huddin & Lamilton, Maryette A. Roddin, a divorced wifo of E, ¥. Roddin, tiled B petition about two wooks ago, atating that she had obtained a dooreo against Hoddin for all- rivato oftice, 120 i Hishied 1354 i SGN h tha lighted at the centre, mak ~ in tho city. Inquire of itryan block, ITY TREAT, BAe MEAD & CUK,, 1355 La- store No. 1 cupiod by Gititott, to W. H. NAMDPS Address Ubi, ‘Tribune office, NOMEN TP AORN ON chy, RAL ara ‘of Bi.00) and. op cg CHASES ADAMS, Roos 9 Bryan Blocks MONEY.T0, Loay, ay UNION “TRURT CONTA Mia's om city improved property, fa amis of 1,000 i ONRY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO BUTT, UN TH. MM provell-olty properts, JOTIN W. BANISH, 15 cla 7 Naw ONPIAMOUNT, tim, oN inaine | V To aiprered Fr ‘Address Sei ‘rSbuaevttees (POLOAN-1O4N MAKE A view LOANS ON coop M RY TO TOAN ON FIRST-CLASS CITY REAL INL estate. cy Miscolancons. T° RENT—WITH STE 4M POWER, FRONT ROOMS: on second and third floor in brtek building on Canale DAVISON & WELCH, 12 La ate, ‘Stadt Balt ANTED_TO KENT—TWO WELL-FURSISHED, without board: must ho ‘in the vielnlty of urt'and Wabash-ay. Address D2, Tribune oft TED-TO RENT—FOK ON MONTH, 1 Wied single ce nai aise or ssoond story Tony wilod lad bean aubdequestly seeunied\hy fiends /SAMUNLL CHIT, No. tu Retune atidisge'? ("| RANBIR Matus four suuareé from oll Court Hfouse, A 10 iirm; that sho had proved up her claim | j,i; ‘RITE ‘ RGM 5 TG RENT ONY AC TAD RUITIF OE exainst the Joint eatato, but that the Assignoa | 'POLQAN ey real taies WALLER BUTLENN Te hedigeonise widhint. oatd priravo eat had refused to pay any dividend thoreon, aud | Dearhorn: : Weat nt Union Park pireferrod. Hoferencoy ulvons Ade asking that a role inight be made on him to show TPO LOAN. IN SUMi OF 61,0 OIL MOTE ON Tai | dress Hl 41, Tribune wsieo, ett oo caueo my abo stould not be paid, Tho Assiguen, | J: proved ral esiate ta Cork County or op thibolalarus | \{FANTED—TO RENT. PREMISES WITT LANGE 1B. L. BEASK, Hetper Block. jagh-bollora oF proper conronionces for washing and Mr, Hale, filod bia anewor yesterday to the rulo, | Witais ih mil PE ANTED-A PART! ing and brokerage bu: and large acqualatanoy, Maui nes $1.00 Near cca on ipeaned side ORTGAGK LOAN AGENUY, tus Fittn g sD OQ TO Bic To COAN AT. io PERO BONO aerate ite aryl TO JOIN Mi IN BANK. | Ai sinese: 4 at eaperinnc egg maniition of woolen, -Advreay, iia ‘pats 2 CHARERS 2. BOYD, is tant i ‘69, Teibung office. = ge. WANTED Ty WENT—A COTTAGR OF 6 Oi ‘foome with inodern tinprovemouls, for tian anil wile without phildran rent #1§to 820; sual Nid, ont 10 "bus of struotcare preferred, Ad saying that ho wasadvised that hor claim was not pele against tho ostate, and that the matter wan thon reforred to the Hogister, who algo refused to allow it, Iie therefore dociined topay any dividend on the ground of want of authority 80 to do. SUPERIOR COURT IN Unter, Mary Flaherty commenced a atit in trespass agaiust the Pittsburg, Cinclonatl & St. Louie RS AT D proverty, in 4. MUSICAL. on Shee WGI “Tit NICHOLSON Call. EST AND ChRAY e Non es “BE rb 08 » Prica Bh) sud upward. Wholesale sod Haulroed Company, tsying damaues at $10,000, ° | $22.500) "yO cea WE SSGGAE, Tassids: | ental Ect Or Con ads indlanente court 185 Lat ‘ \ALK A A DECKER $5,000 fratemanin aolrat Vian on inside real eatatu. OLIVEH BE: J. W, Terry brought suit against C.C, . Hol- don, claiming @8,000, E.E, liyau sued Asahel and Lucius 8, Piorce for $4,000, AT A bACRIFIGH, aesedin tone, snd flute, at frst Uak- P ORGANS, jugt red by the mus! nent tnusiclens of buth hemie George Adams filed a bill against D. 11. ¥orbos, | * TENTS GNEON be tativaled end. incoupatantes 0 ad Mary, Mary E., Edith, J. Alorander, aud Char- | S20, 00() Ua sae asicnescrsnepapeuseat | lorpagmonte monthly, quarter, ar at difaronttntarrain, yoar or louger, oF ronted with privilege uf lotte A. Forbes, and &. 1’, Runyan, to foreclose @ trast-deed for $1,700 on the east 50 foot of the | 4 weat 105 foot of Lot 2, Block 2, in Ellis West Addition. A, H, Whiton sued G. HE, Buschick for $2,000, aud Frank A. Bowon for $7,000, J. D, aster suod G. W, Buapos for #5,000. ‘The Peopto’s National Bank of Pittabury com- moncod » suit for $12,000 againut Obarlea 1. Aequembourg, Gontd & Sona commenced an action in attach- ‘Mortgage Loan A, 30,000.22 GOAN (ON WeaL to sult, Purchase-t Bouieht‘at fowest rates, "We'M. WILLNE fe Lasalle. So TO PURONARE SHORT TIME CO. $100,000 saesrintene! Antes reper to large Lt Ari smounte: , Cs ite toa acy, WS HU-ar,, Keom | extending ope mufehases, ltlustrated cutalogui TABUN & HAMLIN ORUAN at., Chicago. OR () WILE lite A NEW Wi0 PIAs S250 see date gttad overstruok bass spre full Irom frame, olegant plynth, rouud corners, c togather with stool Bt nA tire i free, with price list, i Bnd Adatae cu, rich moldings, Tons aud lyre, ty a climent sta Louls soatrumunt f FOR SALE, mont against Hoe Brothers, to recover $6,100.40, | PART ; # MODERATE CANT | TOR NALE- OAKLEY'S COUKRUACH EXTER: LB. Lincoiw began a silt in debt againat | oti /oiromnban “Unitus ee microns Ae CLAIR A Ley Cog arranteg fn prery cane: Comtracta taod, Imer Huusa., William Utz, to recover $2,600 damages, 5 WED v | NTRREST ‘" y LAKG. VANTITY OF NEW TH a eI ry in troa- | Sy arth: a basines 2 rt a ns, ety fo ” aa agolast Houry Hettivg, laying damages at MANE te eotaneiel ugtneartes me pilecsta ult. Addrass ur apply 10 JCHARDS, cate OS iiss Din ‘ulniness TA GREAT BACRIFIG—A MAG. tablished clothing and terchaut taHloring inust bee yood cutter and practical tallur ‘or varlcularscall st place, II West Madisonat. PARTNER WANTED—-KITHER DILENT OR ACT. LD ive, with 820,000, to juin mie (ean absolutely safo busl- a Bevlite ocd, M1000 tu €18,0N. Dest of | I Hai, Tribune office Prox, sai nificent ‘diamond ring aude lady's guld watch apd tin; would take part payment inboard, Address (71, bute uth (ort ape ndok tial and bi a ets; pri ! fault and bus worth eb) pe janie set of uuloh Saar Ot Edward Taylor bopan a sult in roplevin against further Francis Aguow, Georgo Reynolds, Thomas ‘Samuel, and 8. M. Dutneld, to recover # stock of boota and shoes valued at #1,500, Aons Stumpf sued the Chicago Musicians’ vane! alan ft janie! ‘on began asuitin trespaus agaivet the City of Chicago, claiming @5,0u0. = ANEW AND CEL ANT 5, A 4 marten, of wing iauft aad boa for 830. A ruta mad end, Handsome set of mink furs for liar, 8. Thoxo goods 0 warranted” rat-class, nd porlect, Hesldauce Michigan-sy, Rew, (asi PAID Fo ia: MEDIOAI, AND PRIVATE THE COUNTY counT, J Hbrariea. or sddrem, CHAPIN HROS., 14 | FOR, HALE OR EXCHANGE YOR TARNES In the matter of the eutste of Corueling Cayce | sid ald eat Madla si aplitils diy de Le loues ation ee ee oe eetaoe Mogae noy, deceased; order to pay to the reviduary SOK HALK—A OQENTLEMAN'S LIBRARY Est. legatces of moneys in the hands of exucutors | i, , Precis most of the standard works. Landemusly bound, Address 091, Tribu = PERSONAL. | titers ro re ene ne nnn, | holete N¥ORMATION WANTED-UF STELLA MA&80ON vr Stella Haten by OLIV, care of Woussa's [tou the aum of @1,800, in proportion to the legacies name in the wilt, withla ten aye from date. Gravt of administration was issued ta Jacob J. DeLange to administer upon the eatate of Jotun H, DeLange, uudce ao approved bond of to new, used enty-alith-st. =e is) COMPETENT \WAsTED—4 Goon cooK, Idveheon of & private i! Obi ta tako entire charge of th boanting buns al \ dulia, plea WASHER, AND IRONER. Keoteb, German. Narwegiaa, or Scandinavian pr ‘nove but firat-elasa neod ayiply. \apTep-4 yu! Ais YOR” GENERAL housework, south of Thirty ninth-ct, Apply tot. HH. BILL & © 166 South Water-st, \W ANTED-A Guun TY 20 Wabat AM WWantep—- MW Bouse Wranter ‘work fp etna fanctiy ferred. Sol West Madison, Soamatronses. WANTED —t0 SHIRT. MAKERS AT 57 WASHING. W Sonat, up-atalss, WILSON BRUS. AVANTED A FEW FIRST-CLASS NI 4 TAKS work at nome; no others nood apply. ate Price place, West Silos PPM Funes small farntly, igan-ay. V \ Witt between # nS wel to tend etiila References requir Lannaresses. TANTED—A GOUD LAUND! _Miurea- TANTED-AT T! nse stiirt fronee. Ci ellancone. ME YOUNG LADIES FOR TIE Appiyat Adviphi Theatro stagu entrance, Ty to Stage Manazn \WAsTED—29 yo FORTHE DALAT in the new C fmimndiately to LeWIS # MOAK, Dramati jauth Clark-st., Toon 4. TANT! . ACTIVE GIRLS WHO Ti Wala mat ina lance Kateri: Proteclaw teton required. Apply at Kuba's Iotel, 11 Duarbarn-st. peta, Friday WASTED FIN ‘Cineinuatl, O. ensea paid to Cinch > 117 West Six WOMEN RARDERS TO GU TO xperioncad and respnetable, | Ea- Address WINDEK £*TKi- Cincinnati, LOST AND FOUND. OST-THIS AFTERNOON ON WARASH-AV., 4 vetwoon, ‘Twenty-fuurth and Kurtieth-sts., «bay con taluing elathing and dry ewe. ‘Whe nuder wi warded by leaving it at 1115 Hiate-at., corner fourths, E YOU WILT RETURN PAPERS POUND in sxck taken from &I Souch Peorin-nt, to F MU, Deez, Wit, Vwiitreward you, Address 31 26, ‘T OST-A GRAY HORSE AND CUTTER 2 ter-akin ruby; the finder will ba suitavly rowarded Ly returning to 2y Michigan J.B, LYUS, OST..A 8 MONTUS-OLD ~ NEWEUUNDLAS 4 win; had leather cular and ateel elain on. A. lib. Gral roward fy promised tthe pacaon who will return the samo to the Vienna tolfeo- Room, 180 Raat Washinton: T OST-IF THR PERSON WHO TOOK AN OVE 4, cunt trom the study of the chareh earner of Latlin and Monroe-sti send the memorandum-book to tho Giang’ Hace, ho aball recalvo wi, and bo quewtin a us’ Hi L shin cap by mistake at the day bight, will retarn sarie to oxner, oxetiauge'will bo it “y awering nea of Floyd, ‘The finder will he well warded by roturalug ft to [40 aud 146 Waliash-aye sO! FROM SOUTHWEST CORNER MARKER ‘and Madison-eta,, aboat #:16 o'clock on oventug of auth iuvt., » black hore, 15's hands high, with ovyy tall, had large windgalls ou dach hind log, attachod a colared euttor, black trimmnd harass, cacept gilt 6 te, Dalle around the body. A liboral reward’ will id for the retura of thesia, U, IL. KAKU, Onur, corner Market and Madivon. om REWARD-L io cars, ob thi oie, ‘s Moworanduu voi 1, aud wut Bring tt ta Cette BUSINESS CHANCES, NORTIEWES’ and Blu ye-at., for salu; pri eri, lug: migiit taku « little los rent only #1400 pir mouth; oppoa Dallitiore & Olle K. Ke deputy L clarod Blut Ia year during the Exposition hound ‘ts sell to-day Jowe vrleuor uther, av 1 wii to go into olber busine oliately, Apply oaly betwoen 32 au: A FANCY GUODS AND NUTIONSNTORE, TOBA! co, cigars, ato, for sale; amiull capital required, Addrosn J 07, ‘Vt iftco., SMALL WATCH AND JRWELRY HEPAT store for sale; sual capital required, Addresa k 1S, ‘Tribuae office. “A UAPITAL CHANGR-A BTRA. A a as ovsbliahed and fsvorauly locatad. ant erackac bakery ta a oly of a'lail luterest or wiola wil ‘Addrovs, jamodiately, P,Q. Bo HAKKI ie ‘iat bo auld. un reeqinebls (ores , 000 tuhavitauta, og 86, Madleun, Wis. to work. Aditross It often, GiuaTion” “WwanThpcny “A YY wotnan ta keop_ houre, or narse charge of house, 236 South Park-ay, PROTESTAS lady, or take sub Employment Aronts. ITVATIO. WANTED-FAMILIES IN WANT 0} . ent Seandinasian and German help can bo at SKS. DUSK hs: and laundry, 6y Mil HORSES AND CARRIAGES. A EN ON & CO., 194 EAST WASHING TAGES AND SLEIGH SUERD ANS ARB GAH a EMG >, i ‘i v! FI DAYS at tha, to. A Ga Vartica wistilog to porches horaea at our place cat havo an opportunl'y of try thou the day betaro sale that thoy may not bo decetsed, AND DOUL om out. PE, peek. BALE-—A BO SLEIGH east comer uf Lilie Talaud: [ror RAL YOR WANT € vid horse, perteette sens, uf harness for €25, at ail Weat tear, poe BALE—AT A SACRIFICE IF SOLD TO-DAY Staadsome 7-yesr-old by icy cutter an: Toba, a tins tf you wap nich a rig e » near Blu Ssland Fetaht toe d lef tor Binektstwees Brandt SYA HASKES jothodist Churoi terre a Addeuss M95, ry Titi . b SLEIGHS SLETG 2D fuest Portiand cutter HATHAWAY A MANY AA York, rovurning aa, Slay kit ramureidd O 195 Chestnat-st B1Lte els: a fow fing min dence, 65 Michigan PReEVGING Te e powertal drodge with stows and furntabed at xn mu: hones, ther parllewlars apply tu flor ati, Gaseries P.O. peste, Soueek koe Moraes AL eieis—tie advertises dadroy 07 famtty sax litue girls, where the urmnst antontiat will be ald to thelr nen alan mualcaltar', Kelerctico of iby ter. Addecsw COL, Pribany tic ELE AGRIGPETUR AL Ly witiya gent jwattiow of trust, WAN of Stata aud } Wasten ont daa Address h ti, TANTEI WaAtiitanee J: EDA SM XLS upous day, iP, Tribuge wihiow, IMAMOND, ABOUT TWO CARATS, ‘Vrihane flee, cusigy ty occupy 4 “Atnanin titles, APPLY AT THE CSUN, sunthuast corse: MING HY A COME Sidu at moderate pricos, -A RECUND- MANDY i. Awye ‘A auuat Lo a bargains TO EXCHANGE. pron, gxouaNar-supinn nUsiN iss, LT, £0. epi cated ou cotner tear Palnior 1: ne Noo th Dea 10 EXCHANGE-FoR Lots ndeaved ground, woll rented: Jong leas SCONGDON, Koo 13, Mb Lasalloat, TT XCHANGE AVE HAVU 8 AURES ON SUE wavkru-ay, and Horabeldt bonluyard, all clear, 1 ego for trick or stay buon gad Ideatlon on (Bt Wat SII oF W000 fucumbrancy, A; AGRE, NEAW hota and lor ia devieabictoestiein cuinbranes. Juquirw at S38 and tod WASTE — 910 PRR DA jung abiut.te Hous masta, peice s28~ A der! 8 arate Bate’? ‘esuwing maciua for family uso, our oir fom gan inako mouey * selling tl whother you He eaperiencud jo business oF uot. Ww yoULUN to savowouey, Addroy JULLN: RK & UG. Chicago, I N_OLD-RSTABLINH! eormuandiug & good Address Drawor 2}, Hanatl BURINESY MEN WITH SMALE Gabiray 8 the vary beet chan sng now, West o Routh, and make won Astiote ia do- GAS Ba, moudeticiva., Call Hovin 49 NKUPTBTOCK OF DRY GOODS AT 60 Doe tiedoliar® Wutvell ta duemiive weuite PEG: PLE'S DRY GOODS, Ti Cottage Groce-av. it (QOUNTRY BYORK, poINe A RIRIOTLY GARI i fpistoces, for baly at BH Oe oree F ier i jaw ; Halen iont good ope Wal Be Witiainl uiark, Towa, Doct ts JEWELRY KUSINE: forsale. For patliouiags L jaurishing lows ¢ltius tor sale. care Lord, huglit &Co., Chicage, I. ({HOCERY AND. CANDY-DEALI oi Cie eesa feat a a Mf Hell aalagied enulvetlaity ck at es Ment. Maghluery 7 titer firnale, COFEMAN & CO.) luzery and as: F ANY GENTLEMAN BREING THIS NOTICE Peid to thgago ts amostseliatiosad teutetbores janie Uashuea, of Kuen of sive usu why dove we een avail Quai ve lst) canis cau baco shauey sildrotalng WEAVOR! ‘Tribune etico, of ealliug ut hd sudorphet. OLKERY, AND HOVSETUR SITING Myparweate. BW LOWELL Ws OAR, TU eae tte EAE jane odive. 000, Widow's reli hment fled, ‘he mistier of tse satate ‘of Joseph Breser MO” BALDLERY SAND WAitb wale manulaccurgis~A valuablo "ice creeper’ pawuat for tala.” Apply ios North Ely Puuadolptis. N’ KPEUIAL iNDUCEMENT eycoun'y inthe Valued ett Wilsaa Shuttle howiug, Machines, and the Wilon manufacturing machin, to whom we are proparud to ulfer vasracrdinacy taduce- woot. Kor tull A particulars, anna to, oe auilrves, Wiis Brater, tu el SUN BEWING-MACHINE COMPANY, IT Butest., A WAN i $1 CLOTIES- hing Alm foil for thw laua Sov AN ory Home forsauple, to Ned ‘$ WANTED—T0 SKLIC Uf LIGHTNING _Kladler, big pay. Orfive, Lavells-st. “AGENTE WANTRU-EVERYWHRRE, TO BREL ASUS Hares sal Oil Buraor and 100 perigee polling articte ve. 0, BE, LINs INGTON 4 Kit TK SEWING MACHINES. ] aT EST-iMPROVED SINGER FAMILY SEWING 4 machiue-loat table, cover and diawets—cost $355 lived two monte; pricy, 445. 7h Tw ta SINGEIt OFFICE OF A.J. Ayent, 218 bouth Halsted bioailily payments, sated and regelred, SINGER SUWING-MACHINR-PRINGIPAL OF. fica Hit Stat=st. Meolilugs sold om maptibly pay means, id per cour divcvuut sof coum J