Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 23, 1875, Page 7

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1875.-TWELVE PAGES. 7 CHICAGO CONGRESSMEN. wir. Hesiag Concludes His Enteresting Narrative. Patrick McGreevy Throws Little “Light on the. Subject. Harrison Still Ahead, MOYNE--FARWELL. ‘WASHINGTON HESING, The eross-examination of Mr. Washington Being in tho contested-election case of Le ‘Hoyne v8. Farwell was resumed by Mr. Van Boren yesterday morning. Ie stated that his monledge of Crawford was of many years” gianding; Crawford had been an emploso of the Government since it. came under the con- splot the Opposition party; the present Sheriff yasclected by the Opposition party; Mike Cor- qorsn bad not. been appointed a Deputy- fberiff by the present Sheriff, but his prother Tim had; © only - know from tesrsay that Borne bad bean inthe Peniten- Yims; atness was in the Opposition Conven- ign, bat said nothing agaiart the present Alder- min of the Twentieth Ward: witness did not ., or attempt to -procnre, the arrest of ihe partics who assaulted him at the Firet Pre; cnt of the Twentieth Ward; the number. of Opposition ticker-peddlers, Notaries, and deputy dorks at each precinct varied from five to twelve; ‘ther were paid by tho Chairman of the Ward Cot tee, but did not know how much; with the exception of Sergt. Gerbing and Polico- gaan Ko, 512 he could: not tell thé name of any of the policamen present st the First Precinct of the Twentieth Ward: it was tho latter who ed him from the platform; the yanking was pot done With s view of protecting witness from the fary of the crowd; considered his life to bo in danger -becauso while the crowd threatened the police refused to defend him; did not be- Ileve it a fact that riots were frequent at all elec- tions iii large cities ; had not been in the habit of yisiting voting-places in cities of this size ; bat {hia was not witoess’ first experience in a po- litical campaign, as he had taken part in tho campaigns of 1872 and 1873; considered ‘that the miseiles.thrown at the First Precinct of the ‘Gwentieth Ward were thrown at him; lew it to be'a fact tbat Jake Rehm ran the campaign for C. B. Farwell; Rohm eaid to wilsiess that he would pulloff his coat and work night ‘and ésy for Farwell; knew that Rehm was dissat- defied with the action of the Executive Commit- 4ee of the Republican party, and advocated the establishment of separate headquartera of . Farwell at the Maulton House, and that he t divers times'sent for persons, had them come fohis office, and talk with him about Mr. Far- yell; had thesa facts from_ persons to whom Jako Rehm told them, and pereons directly sent Yorby Rehm; they were Peter Hand, Heory Yerms, Charley Denneley, and others; the non- dozing of saloons on election-day in the Third Covgressional District hurt. the voters in that the Opposition ticket-peddlers were, made amak with beer, and rendered useless for ser- ica; did not lnow who had the hardest heads for beer, the Republican or the Opposition ficket-neddlérs : there was a State law enforcing the closing of s2lo0ns on election-day; nove of the cant es of the People’s , to witness’ Anosledge, paid for the tree beer; did not. know ‘ho did pay for it; tho distiller, Lyoch, who @lectioncered in behalf‘of the ‘contestee in fhe election, was & man of consider- able polities! influence; knew noth- ing about Mr. Meserean; Lynch always used jus influence in behalf of ‘the Democratic party ; the contestant never to witness’ knowledze worked for the Democratic party ; not knowing Mr. Le Moyne’s antecedents, Le could not tell whether the personal Democratic friends of tha sontesica had good reason to consider from the Political antecedents of contestant that he was po more of a Democrat than the contestee ;' it was not a fect, thas, the, cuutaaant oe placed on the ion ticket -on ett Fie avalltuity more thay on 3c. ‘ount of bis Democratic principles; did ant count the money which Afr. Lynch paid ont atthe precincts of the Eighteenth Ward on Chi- ‘ago avenue, and did not know £6 whoi was pad; Kiew it was more than 1, enw geveral bills; could not tell whether the de- nomination of the bilis was larger than ones; The judges ‘of election were appointed "by the | Courty Coinmiesioners : at that -time ‘the ma- jority of this Board belonged io the Republican party; Samuel Ashton was elected upon the Firevroof ticket im 4871, and _ voted this tear for Farwell and Cochrane, Witness slassiied the Couoty Commissioners at the tima sf eletion as follows: Republican—Jobo 2. Slough, Jobu Crawford, Joseph Harris, Joh Jonee, Andros B. Johnson, Joseph Roelle, Joba 3. Baseil. Republicans nasionally, witn Peo- ple paty proclivitics locally—Cnristian Buese, Yoko Herting. Opposition—William R. Burdick, fare H. Harrison, Thomas Lonergan. F ‘The People’s party did not, to witness’ Imorl- sage, ran Sam Ashton for Judge on the Opposi- tion ieket against Judge Booth; wasin Chicago wWthetime of that judicial election; Sam Ash- ton nn on the Sam Ashton ticket; never beard af tls “Sour-Mash” party until after this Jadical election ; Williem O'Brien was elected wma uf the judges of the First Precinct of the Aweteth Ward on motion of Commissioner Lootrzan; did not know when the Commission- Rountree to “have gettin judges of election _ removed; it ws understood and intended that he ahoad bave the judges removed snd others put intlar places who were favorable tothe Op- Paiton party; the judges were asked to be re- Boyd on the ground of ineligibility ; Mr. Roun- ‘treetag a member of the Opposition party, and atteriad and participated in tue consultations of Committee; could swear that George Baly, one of the judges of election of tho recinct of the ‘Twentieth Ward, was not atthtime of election a resident and voter in Gat precinct; was with a Notary when 2 were taken’ of ‘the | proprietor ‘Of dzaloon, No. 66 West Washington street, Ret door to ‘No. 68, where Blakely lived, who testified that he had for about a year lakely goin and out; that néatly overy Momag Biakely would go ont at about 10 deq and do the marketing, returning with Jegetbles and provisions ; that he bad seen ‘him g in there at all houra of the night, and in ‘evaryeay deport himself as though he were musie of the houso; the night-watchman, Mr. Kelley formerly of Hamliu’s Dight-pelice, who ben on beat for over a year. saw hrm go in andat of No. 68 ; Biss Maud Clifford testified tuat dring the entire time she was at the house Biker was oaly absent one night; that Blakely -Noulizo out mthe morning and buy the cigars forMis Aggie Day ; Miss Clifford was at No. 63 ‘Wahi gton street up to the 17th of October, Sit. Gring all which time Blakely was con- Stantly in ‘attendauco at the bouso; BL W. Pobiapn, and Charles Dennchv, and Kelly were rato ‘when the dopositions wero taken; Feat 65 West Washington street for the pur- Pose o, getting evidence of Biakely’s residence ; ‘We etience just recited was put in the form of vis, and they were used by Judge Lyman Tmmbil in the hearmg before the Board of Canvascrs; the name of tbe proprietor of the saloon ut 66 Weet Washington street was Bury ; ‘the howe seemed to be a very respectable Ger- Ban laer-beer saloon ; did not know who lived Oter th saloon ; remained at the saloon about enarters of an hour ; got one affidavit from that szbon ; after leaving No..65 West Washing= 4oustret went to Monroe street end took Maud Gittards deposition ; did not go into No. 68 feat Wshington street nor did any of the party; ‘ihechancter of No. G8 was ths: of an assigna- Hon home, and was also regarded as a house of Prostitution ; Mand Clifford, whom witness saw M@ahoue on West Monroe street, near Des- Haines, tad the reyutation of being a prostitute; Temsinedfor about haif an hour at the house on roe éreet ; the party wero'in the same room together ill the time ; no wiue was drank there At thst tine, aud the cao-can was not danced ; Haud Ciiftord’a was the only affidavit obtained ere; it'vas drawn by M. W. Robinson; the Statement regarding Biakely were based upon the afidav:ts of a saloon-sceper, one or two Drosiitates, a vight-watchmau, and others rather on yersonal knowledge; did not know from rnowledge where Biately lrved for thir- 37 daye previous to election ; John F. Corccrao’s Tame wis printed’ on the tickets issued by the’ Republican’ party; was not~ present & any romination by the Republican party ; the Inter-Qrean, the Republica organ, pablish- ‘d the regalur Republica ticket wichin thre or trdays of the election, and incladed Cor~ Corau’s, name ac a candidate for Alderman ; reoran was @ candidate for Sheriff at the Op- Position Convention ; did not remember whether Coreoran, at any time, got a plurality of the Yoles of the delegates at said Convention... Cor- Coran lived at 278 South State streot ; ho“rd ‘ax iequested Joho from Charles Varges, Deputy Sheriff, and would not swear that he resided at the Hatch House previous to the election; bet a hat or two on the eiection of John’ V. Le Moyne; made two bets of S10 and $59 respeotivel ,, This closed the cross-examinazion of Mr. Hes- th “he next witness was __ PATRICK M'GREEVY, of No. $4 Kinzie street, who stated that he was presént at tho polling-place of the First Pre- cinct of the Twentieth Ward ‘oa election-day at ten minutes before 8 o'clock .with ono of the candidates; there was no challenger io the xoom with the judges on behalf ‘the party of- Which contestant was the nominee; mot the challenger outside; the challenger was asked by O'Brine why he was pot inside the room with the judgés ; he told O'Byrne in witness” hear- ing that ho was hustled out of the, rbom by Juhnny Crawford and others, and that the judges-did not sustain -him in trying to remain ; ‘O'Byrae made an effort to gat the challonger ad- mitted, but it was unavailing ; witness described W. Hesing’s efforts at 8:30; did uot thmk Hes- ang was heard by the judges; it was the parties working for.Farwell and Corcoran who talked rough to Heung ; witnesa challenged votes, aud no objection was made by the judges to his doing’so. In cross-examination, witness said he was 8 weigher, with authority from Mayor Col- vin; the rest of his evidence being unimportant. The Court adjourned, with Patrick McGreevy, still on the stand, until 10 o'clock this morning: + WARD--HARRISON. THE LATTER STILL GAINING. Tho examirations of the ballots in the con- tested-clection case of Ward vs. Harri Tesumed at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, and continued unlil 5 in the evening, atwhich time the msfority of Mr. Harrison had ben increased to, somewhere in the vicinity of 150. The pre- cincts counted were: the First, Second, Third, and Fourth of the Twelfth Ward, and the First, Second, and Third of the Thirteenth Ward. There ara yet twelve precincts to be.counted, ‘which work will probably be accomplished to- day, as the different parties in this case are very Gilligent, and get through their work in a busi- ness-lika manner, THE. FIRST DISTRICT. Horse. Eddy and Caulfield Are Putting in Their Work. + A, New Man in the Field. ‘To-day occurs the election in the First-District for 4 Member of Congress to fill the few remain- ing weeks of the late Jobn B. Rice's term. . The foremost. aspirant is Mr. Barney G. Caulfield, the Congressman-eléct of-the People’s party in this district, who is extremely anxious to secure this short term for the advantagas it will gain him when he eotera upon the discharge of the duties for which he was elected. _These are. 50 obvions, and co certain to prove of benofit tobis district, that hardly any one has had the heart to Oppose him. Since the withdrawal of Mr. Georgo W. Bimbark, until within the last day or two, it has been thought he would have. the field all to himself. But within s very brief space Mr. “| HORSH” EDDY: has cantered himself ont from the obscurity of bis State street horse-mart, whence an un- gratefal people exhibited no disposition to, call him, aud has appeared upon the track, frisky and exuberant, ready to dispute the brief honors Of the office with him. ‘The announcement that this old war-nag would enter the lists was first made in Taz TarpuxE of yesterdoy, and though, perhaps, a large portion of the citizens of Chicago looked upon it aa. an exquisite picce of burlesque, or an attempt to create s little ejection excitement for the ,"of which they. world bs unjustly de- red if Barney had to’ go ‘it ‘alone, ‘orse” tlos with resolution, and will actually change his shirt forthe better, black his stozas, and ap- pear to-day as an tndependent candidate. Hes Seridus, and moreover confident. Urged by his enthugiastio friends, * Horea” says he would not say “‘neigh,”.and, assured by them of his su- perior fitness, and convinced of the injustice of withholding his great talents’from his country by employing them’ in the . discovery of ring-bones, epavins, and other dis- eases likely fo attack the noble borée, | ho has determined to go to Congress and look after Bill Koug, Sam Ward, and tho Louisiana a ; MONEY ” from ‘these enthusiastic friends is flowing in upon. him as if they wero each, the owner: of: bonanza. He bas already amussed the snm, of $500, and.if the campaign coats a little more than. this, the balance is promised. from the- same sourecs, oe hha : Yesterday thero was “+ GREAT ACTIVITY | at the State street borse-mart. The ‘inde- pendent caudidate ”. was surrounded by a choice lot of adherenta, who were sorting out votea, de- ciding as to their most effective distribution, and proffering advice ‘as to, the surest method. of Iaking it, uncomfortably, warm for Barney; Every horse comprising. the stock of the mart was. placed at tlié disposal of- zealous laborers, who scurried here and there ecattering ballots ge thick as leaves in the place. where Milton says they are, particularly numerous. And all, the preparations are made for a stubborn and bitter Tesiatance to the baseless pretensions of a BABNEY CAULFIELD. a The friends of the latter, in the meanwhile, have by no means been idle. Whether they ap- prehend auy real damage from the advent of the eat -horse-dealer is not distinctly known, bat itis certain they are making preparations ade- quate to a lively opposition. Barney and his fnends, among whom were Carter H: Har- rison, Tom Brenpan, P. McCue, Justice. Walsh, and Deter Smith railled at the Pacitic Hoiol last evening. and compared’ notes to see if every- thing needful nad been been attended to.. It distributed; tho judges of election looked after; thédicket peddiers appointed, and that all necessary details bad been. carried out. - Last evening it. was discovered that Three YWeeké a Congressman was not looked upop as 2 bad thing by ppl 4 THTRD, PARTY, TY. In fact, it was found that the short Congres- sional term was coveted by Mr. J. M. Vallette, & lawyer living-in Naperville, who had gotten out ballot annoancing bimself as an independent candidate, and had putin considerable work for himself in the country portion of the district. ‘As the votes have not reached the city, and os ho has not before been heard of, his moyement. is looked upon as a pleagapt diversion. with which he has a right to amuse himeelf if he pars tor it, Yesverday the Cook County Execuuye™ Committes issued the following ADDRESS: goat 2h To the Members of the’ People's Opposition ‘party in the First Congressional District: We, the un 5 members of the Executive Committee of the Cook ounty People’s Opposition party, have the honor of submitting to the approval of the electors the name.of the Hon. Bernard G. Caulfield, as a candidate and nominee of thé party, to fill the unexpired term of the Hon, John B. Rice in'the present Congress, ‘Tho mag- oificent démonstration of popular approval given Mr, Caulfield at the late election, and the fact that. no change has, cinco that time, taken place in the ques- Hons apon which he secured your support, has ¢on- ‘sinced us that it would bea waste of time aud:money tocall aregalar convention. — * We therefore heartily Tacominiene ee CaUIDAIAss momjnee of the People’ ym party. Yor: your Peles tt the lection on Saturday next, the Dd inst, {Signed by tho members of the Committee.) * For the information of the voting public, ‘TBE POLLING-PLACES 3 are herewith publisned: __ Firat Ward—Engine-hotae on Dearborn street, near “Second Ward—Corner of Van Buren street and Fifth Avenue. Third Ward—No, 662 State street. Fourth Ward—No, 932,State, street, 4 Fifth Ward—Corner of Twenty-ninth street and Salumet aveune, 0. 970 Archer avenue, and Healey Hall, sith Ward—N mm Archer arent: P Seventh Ward—No. 23 Canalport avenvie, and north- ‘ast corner of Blue Island avenue and Twenty-secona In - Lyons, Riverside, Lamont, Palos, Wortb, talnmet, Bremen, Orland, ‘Thornton, Bich, and ftom. the same places as at the November eleo- jon. Lady Dadtey?s Jowels.} 4 Lady Dudley, whom the light-fingered gentry. (EME Daciteved of her diamonds, ia cofebrat- a fcr her“ beauty. She is one of the dauchters ¢, Sir Thomas and Lady Louisa Moncreiffe, and Rter to the unfortunate Lady, Bfordaunt,, and Tesme the eecond wife of Lord Dadley nine sara ago. Lady Dudiey's jewels had become in e sert pubiic furniture, with which every one po bes attenced international exhibitions dor-, ‘the past ten years, has become famjliay. The | jv jewels in England tobe compared with them} m thoae of Mra, Mendel, the wife of s.Man- aenter Croveus, THE COURTS. Mr. Scammon Is Given a Little Time to Study Up Matters. Life Insurance Policies and Insanity. Judgments and New Suits. ‘THE SCAMMON-MARINE BANK CASE. The motion for a secoiver in. the recently filed bill of Dow and others against J. Y. Scam- mon, the Marine Bank, and others, came up be- tore Judge Farwell yesterday. The parties were not ready, and 28 they could not agree on a time to ‘which to postpone the argument, Mr. Le Moyne, attorney for the complainants, asked the Court to appoint an early day to hear the argu- méot of the motion, Mr. Ayer, on bebalf of Air, Scammon, said that he wished the argument postponed until Air. Scammon could, angwer the bill. There was great doubt whether such bill could be filed by a minority of the stockholacrs. against a majority to wind up the bank, and a5 the affairs of Sir. Scammén wore thoroughly re- viewed io the bill bo should havo ample time to read it and prepare his defense. Mr. Scammon then -aaid that the bill went into a bistory of tha bank ever since his con- nection.“ with it, and he should want,at least ton days to prepare his defense. | He also wantod to get the deposition of Mr. Rogers, who had been with the bank for many years, and was as yespectable a man as there was on the footstool. ‘Judge Farwell said he was inclined to give tho time, asked as be did not sce that there would be any ‘great distress or rivk. There was no necossity to heat itat once. It was a case where the parties should have a chance to be heard, aod where the motto should be to hasten slowlr, ‘as it involved large business transactions. ‘fhe ‘ooks could not be altered in tho meautime, nor tho papers be disposed of. ‘Mr. Le Moyne.said he wished to be heard be- foro,the Court decided the question. He said the present case was not an application for the appoiatment ‘of a Receiver for Mr. Scamnion, Lut for the Marine Company, and, by an aftida- yit of Mr. Bogue already filed, it could be seen that the corporation made no resistancé. - ‘The affidavit referred to was to the effect that » meeting of the Board of Directors, had been peld, the day before tho bill was filed, and with notice that it would be filed, ‘at which meeting it was voted .to make no defense to the bill. Mr. LeMoyne proceeded to remark that ir. Scammon had pretended to be the bank, and had persisted in holding on to the shell after the contents were. oxbausted. He had also squan- dered the mouey of the bank, an ppearod by tho afidavit of Coddington Billings, had taken a number of: the bank's notes, canceled them, and delivered them up to the parties who made them. The affidavit referred to alleges that Scammon’ lately took four notes for $400 ‘each, one mide by John Forsyth, aiother by one Evarts, aud a third by Roge:s, and surrendered them to the makers, charging the amount to the “old organization account.” Counsel urged that it was necessary to have an early day appointed to hear the mution ; tat it would not, interfere with Mr, Scammon personally, and tat he could have plenty of time im which to an- awer the bill individually. eo” Judge Farwell, however, declined to pust: matters, and postponod the argument on the ap- pointment of & Becoiver until a week trom Mone day. : SANE OB INSANE. In the case of Chapman Shipman vs. The Re- public Lite Insurance Company, Judge Blodge tt Inade a decision yesterday upholding the riglat of an insurance compauy to limit ita habilisy against deaths from guicide when the, insurcct committed the deed in » moment of insanity. The policy in the present instance contained a promise that the .Comnauy: should not be liable where death was caused by7 the act and intention of the.insured. A 1eplica- tion wae fled on the ground that, when Nir. Shipman shot ° birnself, be was so insane that be could not perform a voluntary act. To this repli- cation a demurrer was filed, and sustained by th.e Judge, who held the ples good. The case wis similar to the Biglow. case last spring, where thie was found that the votes had been judiciously |. Judge reviewed the conflicting authorities at Tength, and ‘decided in favor of the Companys anthority to limit ite liability. - DIVORCES. . Ellen Heiderman coming that her huaboe a, ‘Thomas Heiderman, is in the habit of giving b.er almost daily corrections with a strap, occasion al- ly varying the exercises with threats of using: s hatchet, until what with ber actual sufferm.ga and those rho fears still more severe, she ca endure it no longer, and therefore aske for a di- yorce. © “Mary Johnston complains that her husbiind has given himeelf up to adulterous practices w ith one Mary, and she therefore prays for a divvi:ce. ‘Emma F. Spobn estates that her busta nd, Warren, Spobn, wes convicted of burglary in Canada in October last, and is now serving a ‘seren years’ sentence for that crime. Ble ac- cordingly asks that she may be forever freed Lom: such & man. : STATES COURTS. C. 0. Waite, a stockholder in the Puflman Palace-Car Company, filed two bills, one a:sa.inst Michael Evang, to restrain the colléction of E-tate and county taxes, the other against George Von Hollen, to restrain the collection of city tazies on. the capital stock of the Company. Temporary. injunctions weie issaed under bonds for $10,000. J.W. Drexel filed a bill against William Ra- leigh and Charles M. Smith to foreclose a trust- deed for $3,000 on Sub-lots 22, 23, and 21, in the subdivision of Lots 1and 2 in Block 4, of the Canal Trustees’ Subdivision of the W. 34, and part of the S. E. 3/ of Sec. 21, 39, 14. ‘The American Life Insurance Company hegan aeuit against tho Town of Norton ‘for ‘3) .800; another againet the ‘Town of Eagle for athird against the Town of Limestone for 21,500; another for $4,000 against the Town of Iirace; and a fifth against the Town of Pilot fos: $1,800. ‘J, P. Cowing, Philo Cowing, and George Gow- ing sued P. C. Goble, W. R. Engiand, and T. C, | Estes for $5,000. BANERUPICY ITEMS, Inthe. matter of Jchn A. Griffith, Joseph Spafford was required to answer immedittely as to the exceasive charges made by him or be would be removed. G. ‘W. Corderman and F.Koueger wore ad- jndiestea, bankrupt by default, azd warrants were issued returnable Feb. 22, A composition esting was held in- tia cage of Engel & Livingston, and the ‘creditors -votéd to accept, 45 per cent of their, claims. a = SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF. é L. W. Ballard commenced ‘a suit in debt sgainst Nathan B. Bradley, laying d:unages. at $30,000, - ce ‘Thomas Primrose sued the Marine Company for $1200. « C. G. Lowry and J. 0. Boddy hegan a. suit for $1,500 against Boojamin Holbrook. H.T. Abstinence and enevolent Society fo:s $1,000, Jowett & Root, sued Martin Stern for $1,500. Berthold Loewenthal sued Frederick ‘Thorn for. 8 the Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad. Company, the Chicago, Danvilie & Vincennes Rarlroad Company, the Columbus, Obicago & Indiana Central: Railroad. Company, Jaying ¢la.mages ‘at $4,000, Joseph Speight sued the s:mae parties for slike amount. Joon Maitland, Jatin O’Con- nor, T. J. Bolender, A. T. Howe ; a2:i Thomas Pond for $5,000 each, N. K.. Manning for $9,000, and. Jacob. Boffman for 34 000.- The ‘gnits are all to recover damages for king land “for railroad purposes. - 5 The Salt Eabe City National Bank: sued J. P. ‘Lunt for $2,000.. a ‘The Universal Life Insurance Com pany filed a créditor’s Lae William Stargeis one judg- menb.for $775.47.. - . ‘Alexander McDonald and Alexan dor Stewart, bronght nit for $1,500 agains: Willi: ua Goldie, The First National Bank comme need a suit against Jobn Servis to recover 818,00 & ‘Duden, Fyens & Co. ‘began a swt to recover $6,000 from’ J. H: Foster. G- He Lv ncb, and M. ‘'P. Foster. L. Mills and John Gilsb also ened the.same parties for $5,000. _ . : J. L. Jordan & Co. sued John Eferbert and Jolin Hoff for €2,000. ~~ ie “¢ “The ‘First. National Bank commar:ced ‘a suit against T. B. Hanns, James Barret and E. B. Hanns, claiming $5,000. on ‘Ellen M.°Harleca brought suit “for $3,000 against the. Milwankee & St. Pant Ta ilrosd Com- pany, the Chicago, Danvilie & ‘Vine -ennes Rail- road Company, and the Columbus, Chicago, & Indiana Central Railroad: Company. 7 ‘M. D. Smith sued the Hartford Fi e Insurance Company for $1.200: fi ” Edward Mendel began suit for.the purpose of recovering $2,090 from H. N. F. Lev dis. “ * Pe ‘CIRCUIT COURT. William Post filed a bill against El wabeth and: gh “Martii to foreclose # ir'ast-deed for :$1,666.66-on Lot -6, Rlock “4, in Brainard * Eveu'’s Additions: 3:3 = . wah ‘Wilde, Diuett & Co. filed s bill ajgt inst Michael Woeks sued, the Romaa Cat‘aolic Total |’ 1.300. J: A, Goller began a suitin trespriss against © Evan « and H. B. Miller to prevent the collection of 2 2:5 taxes on their personal property for 1874, i ‘THE COUNTY COURT. Ca therine 8, Schellhaas was appointed guardian of M uithias Schellhaas et.al., minors, under an appr oved bond of $4,000. The guardiau’s in- Yont gry was also approved. A ‘Ar itia Nelson was appointed administratrix of the « tate of Neils T. Nelson, ander an approved bonc | of 38,000. In tho matter of the estate of John W. Smith; orde r citation to James 4M. Adrit to answer in- terri gations in regard to moneys in his hands, said t2 belong tothe estate, returnable Feb. 5, at 10. 0'clack. Giantof guardianship was isened to Peter Ward, as guardian of Martin Ward: et al, minors, under an individuat bond of $20,000. _, The claim of,Charles Laubmeyer for $1,410.84, and that of Conrad Laubmeyer for $703.50, again st the estate of Conrad Sulzer were allowed. ‘Th: ‘the mattér of the estate of Patrick Ward ; invon tory, appraisement, and widow's award ap- prove:d, and leave to executor to sell personal Prop arty at private Bale. Th @ ‘inventory, appraisement, and widow's award in the estate of Matthias Laux was ap- prov ed. a SAL COURT. D: iniol Kelly pleaded guilty to the larceny of sms (copper boiler froo: Isaac J. Rice & Co.; rom anded till gentence-day. °F ardinand Piske, tried for larceny of clothing frot a William R. Moulding; jury unable to.agrea wor e discharged. * J ohn W. Laimbeer, through his attorney, John Ly:.e King, filed his pleas mn aaswer to an infor- ma tion lodged sgainst him thac he. was exercis- iug the right of Constable for the Town of Cicéro illegally. The answer sets forth, first, thar bo was elected to the office of Constable in Novem- bar, 1870, to serve in such cajacity for four yanze, and notil bis successor was elected and walified ; that at the November election of ‘$74, at which time his office would expire, no person was voted for and ctected as: his succes- sor, and by season of that failure, or omis- Si¢m, he has continued to hold 'the office, Secondly, the defendant sets forth that Nov. 8, 1370, hé, with Ferdinand Kellogg, was duly elect- ed Constable for the Town of Cicero, at the gen- eriil election held on that day ; that Dec. 1, 1873, Ke llogg wholly ceased to perform any'and all the du ties of. the office, and therchy caused & vo- cu acy; that November, 1874, the1e was a general eb sction for State and county olticers, aud also a epecial election for Cous:able of the Town of- Gi coro, aud ‘Thownas Bridges, waa thon elected ‘txd entered inio the office accorcing to law, and «oes at present hold and oxecuto the office of Qonstable to which be was. elected. The answer ¢..the information further sets forth, that dur- iv.g the time referred to above in which there. was a vacancy existing in the office of Constable, try which Kellogg had been elected, and which he ‘n bandoned, the defeudant being the only legally- elected Constable for the Town of Cicero, and {here not being, nor having been since Novem- oor, 1874, any person clected other than Bridgas ‘ag Constable for that town, as hie (Laimbeer's) snecessor. he has exercised the right of Consta- ble, and claims that ie is legally authorized to exercise thet right, . ‘'hegs plcas, he asserts, he is ready to verify, and, therefore, prays judgment that the office of Constable: in rorm afordsaid claimed by him bo allowed: and coxtirmed- to. bim for the fataro, and that ho may be dismissed and discharged by the Cuurt. ‘To-day tho prisoners indicted during the past two weeks’ scxsion of the Grand Jury will be ar- raigned to plead. . ‘THE CALL MONDAY. ‘71, 79, 80, 86, 87, TJupaxr Gany—72 to IL except 88, $9, 92. JoncE Sretex—253 to 277. JupaeE thoonE—18, 19, 20. 2 5 ooe RoGens—27, 29, 82, 83, $8, 41, 42, 42, 44, to CO. Juvez Boorn—Set cases 2,134 and 2,262, also 4,9, 11, 12, 18 ov recularcalendar. JupGe TREE—19 to 36, excapt 20, 24, 29. JODOMENTS- ‘Ustrep States Cmourr Count—Coxression— ‘Thomas W. Ferry ot al, va. Sereno B, Dodge and War- ren Mf. Dodge, $1,077.13. Surenion Count—Cosresstons—N; 8, Simpkins va Lachlan McLachlan, $170.—W. J. Doitge va, George L Lev. $6,545.—Ole Helgersou vs. T, 31. Brown, $140.96. B, W, Raymond ve, Beajatnin F, Downing, $921. —Tae Third National Bank ve. J. H, Foster and G. Smith, Jr,, $2,151.65, JupGe SiLEX—Jacob Heblig et al. va. H. W, Dowe, sick W. Blatchford et al. ys. Philip Meany, ‘Ciactr: Counr—Comrxssrone—G, BLE, Pfarre vs, George Hoch, $27.85. Jupoz Boorm—N. T. Wright vs. S. P. Lunt, $7,021.63.—Same va. same, $1,021,62.—0,'B, Holmes ¥e, Fruitport and Slagnetic Sulphur Springs Company verdict, $2,199.12.—T. H. Brown et al, va: L. Schoen feld, $1,594.65, ‘Iupar Tarce—Mary Halloran vs. Pittsburg, Cincin: nati & St: Louis Rallroad Company ; verdict, £4,000, and motion for new trial.—J. J. Murphy va, Tue Ohi- cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ratiway Company, $1,090. ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT. Special Dispatch to The Chicaga Tribune, Srnmartenp, Jan. 22,—The business transact- ed by the Supreme Court to-day is as follow MOTIONS. i 161, J. N. Morris vs, B. Tillson; appeal from Adams, Motion‘for continuance, 202, Lewis Mit hell vs. G.E, Mitchell et als appeal from ford, Molfon for extension of tima in which to file abstracts and briefs. 248, The People ve. Charles 8, Zane; petition fcr mandamus, Submitted and taken tinder advisement, 237, W. B, Hall va, W. O. Kimball ot al; appeal from Morgan,” Uotion to dismiss appeal, CALL OF DOCKET. 201, City of Bloomington vs, A, Brockard et al.; ar- from McLean.” Taken’ on call, ‘202, L, Mitchell vs, GE, Mitchell ot al,; appeal from. Ford, ‘Taken on call, 203, D. 0, Crist et al. vs. ML W. Wray ; appeal from McLean. Taken on call, 204, Andes Insurance Company va, E, Shipman ; er ror to McLean, Taken an call. : 205, Jobn McEvoy vs, L, Hampbrey Macon, ‘Taken on 206, D. Davis et al. vs, B. W. Robbins ; appeal from DeWitt. Taken on call. | 207, H. Bell vs, P, Gardner et al; sppeal from De- Witt, ‘Taken on call. 208, E. Zeazle vs. E. H. Palmer; appeal from De- ‘Witt, Taken oncail, 209. Leander. Smith vs. G, A. Crawfori; appeal frovm Cook. Argued by H, KE. Whiton, of Caicago, for appellant, and by John L. Thompson, of Chicago, for appellee, and taken under advisement, 210, E. 8,’ Wilson vs; A. I. Byers et al.; appeal from Jasper, ‘Taken on call, : = 211. ‘A. Almond et al. vs, D. T. Bennett ; appeal from Montgomery, Taken on call 'H. D. Cogewell va, W. Armstrong et al; sppeal from McLean, ‘Taken on call. Aha . H, Goons ét al, vs, The People; appeal from OSES" py Shaw va, THs Poop! 214. B, Shaw va, Tho Peoployete, ; appeal from Clarl tua peel a 215, City of Springfield vs, Thomas Doyle; sppeal from Sangamon.” Tuken‘on call- : TO. Co, ys. City af Bloomington 8) ng Mtge DO ww cng pe om Ne va. L. B, & W. BB. Co,; appeal from } McLean. Taken on call. 18, B, E. Botser va. D. WW. Chapman; spyeal from iekan eta ee: aE esl 219, Same vs, M, W, Rankin; appeal from McLean, Takgh on call ae |. E, Wilson ve, W. 8, Kellogg; appeal from Mo- Lean, Taken on call, pias 1: The People vs, W. H. Coons et al; original suit froma Clark County. Certified to Circus? Court of Clark } County to try fucte, “98, Lewis Martin ya, The People; error to Cham- paign. ‘Taken on call, J i, Chr, Rohlfing va, The People; error to Mont gomery. “Argued orally’ by Attorney General for the poople, and Court asked to act upon motion for cer tiorari filed herein, and continuance. 2s, W. Parris ot al, va, Tho People; error to Cham- Ma sasob Day rae To Peon ch 25. Jacob Day vs, Tho People; error to Cham} Order of submission set aside? pes . & A, Railroad Company vs, The People; error tosingumen Famed ene; 29, T.E, Slattery va. The People; error to Hancock, ‘Taven on call, 34, John Amann ys, The Poople; error to DeWitt. ‘Taken on call. . 43, J.A, Hurman etal, vs, J. Canningham et al.; error to Coles, Submission ‘set aside ‘and judgment “45, G. W, Mullins va, ‘The Peopli Taken on call, party ork Gr O Peak va. The People; exror to Beott, Taken rN ‘72, D. Otmer ve, The People; error to Hancock, Ar~ gued orally by Schofield for appellant and by Pererson tas people, and taken under advisement, * eign license, E ‘ne Court adjourned to 9a. m. to-morrow. The case of the Chicago, “Alton & St. Louis Bailroad Company vs. James W. Gassaway, in which tbe Court has rendered an opigior affirm- ing the judgment of the Court below, arises un- der the act of the Lecistature of this State pro- hibiting tee importation of Texas. or Cherokee cattle into this State. The matter is of impor- tance, es it is to be appealed to the Supreme apreal from Court of the United States, to which end a writ of certiorari was obtained in this Court yesterday. ‘The case of the Board of Railroad and War house Cummissioners vs. Tho Illinois ‘Central Railroad ‘Company, ‘in relation’ to unjust dis- crimivation in charging more for unloading cars on the track than at elevators, and which was to | be tried at Cairo ‘next week, will not ‘now be tried, the Company having consented to a judz- meat oa the unjast discrimivation counts, with the view of taking an appeal, and Laying the case finally settled by the Supreme Cuurt. ‘The case No. 209, being from Chicago, demands a-more extensive statement than is given above. The facts and the points of law in the case are 28 follows: Isaze Coos. being then the owner of an undivided half.of the eaat half of Sec. 2, f. 39; N, B.-13, in June, 1856, conveyed an undi- te Bhss was admitted to’ practice on a for- | lotted to Crawford & White. In 1866, Smith, the appellant, levied upon the interest of Crawford in an undivided 10 acres} of the oast. half CITY R OR SALE—AT A BA 3-story marbio-front 73 EAL ESTATE. TERMS TO SUITE. G. SL. WHLSUS, AIN,. ON ‘Park-av. of Sec. 2, and the eame. was sold by j i35Clark-st., in oank. the Sheriff. Upon these facts two | 70H SALECAT A Na COTTAGE Questions were raised: First, was the | POs SAEED AT AUCTION ANtar fwellthaty to deed from Cook to Crawford & White a nullity | Bighast, bidde: for want of a good description— an undivid IO‘asred in tho Galt section"? “And. second, wea the levy and ssle of “‘an undivided 10 acres in the east half of Sec. 2, being the samo premises conveyed by Cook to Crawford & White,” waf- ficient to pass tho interest of Crawford in Lot 7, the partition having been made. before. tho levy? : - ‘THE INDIANA-LIQUOR LAW. Inpmasavoris, Jan. 22.—This forenosn Indgo Perking, of the Superior Court, filed a lengthy opinion in over forty liquor cases, appealed to his Court from the Boara of County Commiesion- ers, aad the regalt is that the County Auditor is | directed to issue each of the applicants’a license for the retailing of liquor. In this opinion Jadge Perkins rules: First, that it isnot necessary that. tho petition should: contain the sicnatures of. thoue who actually vote at the election, but rather a misjority‘of the actual voters in the ‘ward; second, thera was no evidence before him that the applicants. treated the sienerg to their. petition as an inducement or bribery ‘for such signers, although it was stown that the signera had been treated after such signatures had. been mado; third, the statute provides no particnlar form, but gives in substance what it, shall be. "The “form objected - to, and- on which the applications were refused by. the Commissioners, was. prepared under the super- vision of the Connty Auditor, and a previous Board granted licenses thereon. Fourth, on the appeal of Abbott et al. against a license being gr nted Doan Updegraff, No. 11 Fayette street, ths appellants falled to state that they’ were aggrieved “by such decision of the Com- missioners. Farther, that the affidavit didn’t declare s an’ interest as the Jaw con- tomplated, nor did ‘it show that any.injury had been dohe the apreliants. As in cases Of public nuisanioa, however much the ap- peliant may he aggrieved by it, still, if ho suffors no injury in person or property other than that which affecls the public geverally, he can have no suit in court. The Court thought that the same ralo would apply in this case, aud hence that the affidavit discloses no legal interest in appellants authorizing them to appeal. THEGREEDY GRASSHOPPER. Appeal for Aid for the’ Destitute Set- tlers of Dakota Ferritory. Yaneroy, D. ‘f., Jan. 22.—The following ap- peal to the general-public for aid has just been igsned : Execorrvg Orricr, YANKTON, Jan. 22,—The fact caunct be disguised that thero is considerable destitu- tlou in various parta of this- Territory, cused mainly by the destrgction of craps by grasshoppers last season. ‘nere is destitution reported, and we have appeals for aid from Brookings, Lincoln, Trracr, Union, Clay, and Bonhomme Cointies, and there aro or doubtless wall be instatices of destitation and suffering in other eections of the Territory before winter. is over. We are asanred that theve are familiis in all the above counties, out on the prairies, necding help. in food and clothing immediately, and that there are many ‘wo must have help to procure seed-zrain, or they will’ no: be able to make ‘crops.th ‘Most of the people who settle wacn they arrive, and crop’. falls heavily on in e them, in:tances rendering it entirely impossible for them to eustain life. The feeling is buoyant and sanguine, however, end there is a universal determination to many continue’ thé struggle and to plant a of a better harvest this year, provided aid can bo pro- cured to sustain life and procure sead, Buch. haa al- ,Feady been done by local effort to air the destitute, aad our people aid hopa to be able to weather the storm, and not be compelled to. cal] on the. out- side“ ‘world for help, but find they cannot do it, We have no money in the Territorial. Treasury, xd no way of raising any for the present emergency, Under these circumstances, and for these rexsone, "wa earnestly appeal to the sympathies of 3 charitable public for afd for such of the settlers in Dakota aa are in want, Donstions of food and clothing, and of grain for seoding purposes, and of money to’ parchase such articles, will be acceptable, ang will be promptly and faitufully distributed to the destitute and.-needy. ‘The following well-lmown gentlemen have been selected. to constitute the Territorial Relief Committee, with head at Yankton, to whom ali donations may besent; Yankton County, ex-Gov. Edmunds, F. J. DeWitt,’sna Charles Eisoman; Chy County, ’M. D. ‘Taompson and, W..0. Devos ; Union County, the Rev. George W. Freeman; Minnehaha County, the Hon, 2 J. Crovs ; Lincoln County, thé Hon, G, W. Harlan; Turner County, the Rev. J. J. MoIntyre; Cass Coun- ty, Witifam MeIntosh : Bonhomme County, E. W. Barter; Burleigh County, the Hon. E. A. Williams, Signed) Jous 1, PENNINGTON, Governor, FORGE. Hasp, Secre!ary. ‘The appeal is indorsed by the Judges of the Supremo Conrt, the United States Attorney, United States Masebal, and others. The Relief Committee, desiring to avoid opportunity, for imposition, state that no solicitors will be sent abroad, employed, or authorized, but every ef- fort will be made. to place donations received in. the bands of those actually suffering from want and destitution. Tliey rely on the active co-op- eration of benevolent, associations, city authori- ties, Boards of ‘Trade, and a[gonerous public, for contributions. ‘ TO RENT—HOUSES. in, with hopes GOR SALE—NiCE NEW TWO-STORY AND BASE- ment bouso noar Ellis Park, $8,000 cash or its eqatva- lent. “BF. HEAD, 8 Washington-st. WANTED--MALE HELP. Bookkoapers, Clerks, Xe. ANTED--AN A NO.1 BOOKKEEPER; BEST.OF roferonces required. Address J 91, Tribuae ode0- SS THOROUGHLY PRACTICAL AXD SRoukitee per to . faite aud teskis Riited 8 ie tious ofico State r ‘Trades: 7 ANTED—BY G. HAWLEY & CO., ScGREGOR, Towa, a first-class carriage-troupr a¥ once. OR SALE-SOMR FIRST-CLASS IMPRO e:8 Droperty on Washington, Stats. and G. 5. ‘HUBB: ; : Madison-sta. at low firares. i Boe ABD, 80. 0: ‘aromst., $1,500 house on Campbell-ar,. negr Van Buren-st., 01 three brick Roosos on Harrison at. enls 83,040 pach, térmag Si ko soma casi 22 . Dosrvora-st GAWEBELL BROS, NAPPY 8S OR SALE—ON 3 4. AND 5 YEARS—10 FEET comer Konwood-toart and Forts-cighth-at., within Rats come Wabastvar. and Thict that. Also TAciv4 corse Wabash-av. an 207 Nocash paymout required of parties making tapvove- cS ING & FABLIN, 85 Fast Washington-st., oom 4. ments. F “aN, UPHOLSTERE ‘TO GO 70 THE mploym ‘rood res man‘riocad do some woodwork proverrads Address BMiscatiancons WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS TRAVELING SALES. a experienced in the grocery business, with ac. qualatance snd trade in Cential and Horthera Towa, ut Toutes tributary to Milwaukee. Address, refors ences and routosion which trade can be con:reiled, Box * 13, Milwaukee. {ANTED-FRENCH AND GERMAN WATTERS: ‘Sunday “morning Iso ti 1. At a CHabis 2 GORY, 73 Wuroest = ANTED—MEN SERAING BUSINESS; OUTHITS - Wate to G10 dally. American Novelty § 7 Pars $5 to Company, 113 East Madison-st., Room 22. SUBURGAN- REAL ESTATE. POR SALE_WE HAVE SEVERAL SINE HOUSES {ai South Evanston lor ealo, wort from £2.50 fo each, on vt i Wi EN, REN] xin nea Gaekiee See OR STEN ET REAL ESTATE WANTED. ‘WaNreo= ron cast. ‘ACOTTAGE, OR HOUSE and north of Bow wultable fora‘ small: family,” east -of State ‘Thirty-tifth-st. Address-D 9,-Tribune of- SINANCIAL PPLIGATIONS WANTAD IN SUMS OF 813.cc0, A "ois gad 9,000 9 ‘imp: ove, ey real eateig. at 8 cr cont. ‘2 . BAS eSS! Lis Mouroests et 1B Ber cont OMMERGIAL “AND SUORT-DATE_ SECURED paper wanted, ‘Loans made in sums of $1.00 and up ox city property. L. SURRY, 6 fribune Building Bock Coane Mah Hiei, to af StH cache anty 3 ank, two o} and one dian." CHAPIN E GONE: 79 and Mlourvoat,” MONEY To Loan ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ‘bonds, etc., at LAUNDER’S private office, Ly) Ran- dolph-st., hear Claris: Ystablished 1es4. ONEY 313, TO, SUIT ON REAL ESTATE. food corn e BALDWINS COe 8 Lagalieats Regu Se ‘ONEY TO LO&N IN SUNS TO SUIT. COM- Jd” mercial and mortgago notes honght and sid: lars WANTED OY A, WHOLESALE, DRY-CGODS - GARSON, PIRIE, Scour & Gos Madison and ‘Brn: ; YOUNG MEN. APPLY AT STAGE tcVickers Theatre Satarday, 7 o'clock p WANTED-MEN FOR A PLEASANT WINTER VV business, Wa can giro cach msn acounty and show =. clear prot of 371.3 week on a plan that will please anyone that can raiso $20 fo $50; Bt sainple sont by express to show tho goods omen of gentcol syp=araues,end aver , Ne Fs waatod, nOe postal cards, ans Rav_£ COw Chicten, ot East Randolnucat, Room 18 WANTED--FEMALE HELP. hs Domestios WASTRD—A FIRST-CLASS GIRL TO DO GEX: eral buasewors. fast be 3 good cook. warher, ant ironer. Guod wages. Apply at 23 and 40 Mlichigan-at., North Side. Wa bash W Asted—C00K, WASHER AND TRONER, ORE who uadortands hor businass, ia a family of four alto. giel todo seound work and plain wing; good wages pespabla girls; need i 3 ieeapablo glcla; no others need apply: bring’ references. * NTED-A GOOD RALTABLE. 3 AESC: econd'eisl; Gérman, Swede, or, ah eat We {7 ANTED_aT. 45 LOOMIS-ST.. A GOOD GIRL TO ‘cook, wash, and iron; good wages and stoady homo. rede or Norwegian proferred. g wa EDA GOOD COOK, WASHER. ANE Loner. Referonces roquired.’ Apply’ at 167 South Sangamon-at. 1 nad 3 i kayayes 9 per cont. Room 3 Honore Block. MONEY TOLOM! OF CHIG\GO REM. ESTATE or on farms in Llinois near Chicago, in sums of $500 t9$3,00._ GEO. W. NEWCOMB, 71 West Madison-st, OSes span in Soreponmes ae Moser TO LOAN ON CHICAGO OR COOK COUN. AVE” te reel estata in sutns from $500 to $10,060 and over. P.USSING, 143 East Randolph-st. QfOREYTO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. Room 13, 19 Dearborn-at. MONBY,TO LOAN ON CHICAGO Ciry REAL Es: IML. tato; improved preferred. MEAD & COE., 155 La- Salie-st. an is GHasEE ADAMS, Room 2) Reyan Block. — ‘MONEY 70, OAR, AT ONION TRUST COMPA- a ye ‘on city improved property, in sums of £1,500 M ‘ATRINE COMPANY —PERSONS HAVINGCLAIMS for savings deposits in this Company will. please call on D. §. GOUDING, Itoom 34, 12 Washingion-st. Y[ONRY TO LOAN. ON CHICSGO REAL ESTATE avi atthe lowest rato; two sums. of $1,000 and $1,2.. W ANTEDCAT GH COTTAGE GROVE-AV., GIRE todo'gensral hous:work for amall family. Good German or Norwogian preferred. . AY y ANTED—& COMPETENT GIRD FOR GENERAL - jousaworlk. nday aud Tuesday between Wand I are Waban WWASTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. i Wa aa “tere ‘work fg 3 amatl family. 5! warn —A GIRL TO. DO. GENERAL HOUSE ‘work: Norwegian or Swede preferred. Call at 43) North De: mcs AN Whe 3 = at toa West Mons German or Norwegian p=! TANTED—A THO! * re WAS coh wat und iets setoroices pare girl to and iron; references rénalreds snquicd at 90 South Asbiand-ares from oa me tilt ie Wate ‘ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL howsowork. Apply at Lol Wes: Lake-st ED-A_ GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAI s ferred. Gad Seamscesses- VWWARTED [NEAT [SEAMSTRESS| FOR & FEW fing sewing. Able ty uso Blea! sawing days. Pl machine. Address, with terms, E 42, Tribuno office. BE. ©. CULE'£ CO., 18 LaSullo-s 10 LOAN-8I, (00 TO $10,000, TN SUMS TO SUIT, ON seal estato security, by COLK, NEWELL & MOSHE, '£SON, Real Hiccossors to Dy C te Agonts, 185 ‘West Madison-st. rPO LOANCMONEY AT 9 PER GENT PER ANNU on Chiesgo real estate. WALTER BUTLER, 110 Dearborn-st., Rooms. = AND 81,000 TO LOAN ON OlTY REAL $2.500. aicte Ws CouBeS RNado-coure and Bs LeSallost. eee OST AND SOUND. ‘OST—A LADY'S LOCKET, SRT IN PEARES AND 4. sapphlros; contz ned pletura of s babe, and a lock of ight bats. Liberal reward will be given for return to 3H West Congress-st~ . ‘OSt-ON WEST 4 containing notes. G,_L. CHAPIN, 153 Dearborn. T, ELT. ‘at., ‘Sta:oet. on car, Washi A liberal reward will. ’bo SIDE, RED POCKET-BOOK | ‘Will ‘finder leave th: i Inder, leave tho samo wi © Girenior'the delivery of q “ tammoat 7 Dearbora-st., Room'® es at POST BRTWERN FULLERTON AV. AND. COR- nor Medison and Halsted-sts.,a black leather valixe, coritaining clothing. ‘The findor will be suitably rewarded by leaving samo with H. ¥. S, Chicago 3tnso OsT—ON THURSDAY NOON A POCKST-BOOK [4 containing about 87 in money and Iady’s name and address, etc., on Stato-st., betweon Madison and Wash- ington.” Finder will be iUberally rewarded by leaving samo with G-G. BRYSON, 3 and 113 State-st. REWARD-STOLEN FROM 49 SOUTH CA. nal hs white setter bitch, with red ears and poor in flos! above reward will be paid for the ro- farn of t “oreany sefurma-yn lneding to her recov. ery: JACUB MAYPOLE, 49 South Canalast., or No, 3 Lezin3toa- $50 REWARD NUL TE Paro by Me Urs IU. the retara of my prekot-book, with papers, with- cut the carreney, taken ‘from me, ‘horsday night; no gurstions will be asked. B. P, ERSKINE, Room 23, 126 Washington-st, BUSINESS CHANCES. PHYSICIAN'S PRACTICE AND GOOD WiLL for salo, now paving 240,900 net per year. | Will bear investigation. L.A. GILBERT £ CO., 208 LaSailo-st. A RESTAURANT AND SAMPLE-ROOM, WITH ‘agaod ‘trade, for sale: four tablish. aat_RistooMer selling satisfactorily oxpisined. loqaire ‘at dso South Clark-et. AN OLD-ESTABLISHRD JEWELRY, BUSINE: AX commanding a good trade, forsale. For particulars address Drawor 30, Lanark, Ul. TO RESTA, CURNISHED. HOUSE, DELIGHT- fally eituated; South Side; pricono consideration; to cesirabie tenant. Room 29, ANKRUPT STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT 6ic ‘on the dollar, Will nell in quantities to suit. PEO- DRY GOODS, 770 Cottage Grova-n. 10 RENT—NO. 160 FOURTH-AV.—2STORY AND basoment frame dwelling, cotaining 13 rooms. WING EFARLIN, & Hast Washington-st., Koom 4. PLES DET baa Geovo-x D)RUG- STORE IN ONE OF OUR LARGEST AND tmost floarishine Iowa cities for sale. Address H. care Lord, Smith & Co., Chicago, Ii. pO Rent—House AND BARN, 1435 WABASH- ax., furniture for sale, Callat’abore number, bo- tween La, m. and p.m. TO RENT--ROOMS. po RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS WITH STEAM. Port tnting, ay rz and 78 South Clark-st., Room 1, third jut 4 po, BENT_CHEAP_—UN _alcore, without board, 1 at TO, RENT TWO SUITES OF FOUR ROOMS RACH, . A Sttod up for famities, in second story of No. 267 South Olark-st. Apply at tho premises. "PO RENT_—O1 , NIOE FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘with gas and steam, to respectable patios only, at 25. Sonth Clarl po RENT-NICELY-FURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE : or two gontlemen. 165 North Dearborn-st. NISHED ROOM WITH ‘Wat TO RENT+"STORES. OFFIOS5. So. Stores. (PO RENT-FINE STORE ON SOUTH CLARE-ST., ‘suitable for bank or other first-class busiucss. ED- MUND G. STILES, 9 East Madiion-st., Room 7. 10. RENT—LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT ON ‘East Madiscp-st., with or without powor, by A. L. CROCKER, 176 East Madison-at : T 3 FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF ‘store No, 158 State-st., just north of Monroe, now.oc~ cuptod by Giilate, Mitas & ‘dos; splondid location. - Apply H. SAMPS( fe SAMPSON & CO., Rentiog Agonoy, 114 Block. 10 RENT—THE STORE ON NORTHEAST COR- ner of Wabash-av. d Van Boron-st., 60x100 fe tories, with ele Ad. AVERI ‘D LARGE DOUBLE BASE- ment, corner’ Halsted and Madison-sts., Cole's Block, by CULK, NEW: + MUSHER, real estate and house renting agents, 183 West Madison-st_ WANTED--TO RENT. STED—TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, ANT ile fore boarding-house. “Address F 12, ‘Trib- nao oliea. WANTED-10 HERT_X FoRNISHED. none ea Tor sieht, rooms. Address, with locaton and terms, ROSS, 7 and 9 South Jefferson -rt_ MUSICAL. AINE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSI- ‘ness_men, with $100 to wnire of H.W. 000. HARRIS, Secretary, 7 and9 South Jefferson-st. HE BEST PAYING NILLINERY BUSINESS IN ‘& city of 90,00 iohabiiants, for sale, A rare chance for ona wha can rotain thetrade. Addrass K 97, Tribnne office. : To SADDLERY-HARNESS AXD HARDWARE ‘maaufacturers—A valuable ‘ice-croeper” patent for aale.” Apply 136.North BI st., Philadelphia. — HE MOINGOSA RY WORKS, OF MGIN- gona, Is., in prosperous condition, be sold or exchanged for other property at « great bargain. Hes sheath, Addzess C. B. COLLIN, President, El- V—a500 MANUFACTURES SOMRTHING new; a Little Giaut monopoly; sells quick on its merits; fortane in it. Manager wanted to open office inorery State. Diamonds and wacches taken in trado. Patra chance. Room 49 Ashland Block. W. H. ER. $50 $200 required. J.B. Bi ground tor. PER MONTH, EXPENSES, AND SHARE IN i ‘cent 7 al Jia J) Be BROWS, lo} fast Washington-at., - anndrorses- ’ WWAXTEDSLAUADRY, AND KITCHEN, GIRES rot DD's Sanday morning cans. CHAPIN & GORE, 73 Monroe- Miscolioneous- YWPANTED-IMMEDIATELY--TO TRAVEL WITH * a respectable portormer of charactors now in Amar fea (Intely arrived from Eurpe), four young zirls whis can sing well, play any kind of muisio, and di ‘4 good chance for yirlas every night, Altar paring, all © Denszs, tho money will bo dividsd into alx equal part pettiacamgaoll and fous for tao efrls=most like $73 te $l0a weak toeach girl. {have all things ready for bua es agent (sober man); will deal honestly and honorabk ‘the girls andor ‘my ears. Ap; raday, and Saturday evoulngs, 3 MUBROSON, ta Stateat., between Fourteauth and FU- tesath, near news store. “SITUATIONS WANTED--26ALE. Coachmen. Toamstars. &c. Gite sriox WANTED—BY A THOROUGHLY a perlenced man (Scotchman) as coschma ina ‘ate family. Addross K,, Novads Hotel. : Miscelianeous- GiTUATION WANTED BY A THOROUGHLY BX- Porienced man as harness clsaor.or any other Dosl~ in stable which requires tact and experienco. 0., Pust-Urtice, a ton ia a live: Address NM. sr TIONS: WANTED--FEMALE Domestics. * Gratton WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply at 174 Souuh | ate ITUATION WANTED-BY GOOD GIRL, TO DO \eneral housework. Please cali for two days at 68 Sout Sangamon-st. Emplorment Agents. . GITUATIONS WANTED FAMILIES 1X WANT OF © | good Scandinavian and German help can bo wtpplied. hice and laundry, &) Milwa, .20-a; EXCHANGE. _ OF cco IN 6 ACRE PARM, ra AN EQUITY eo Uroot oultieation, Za acres in wheat, dar hoasca, 4 barns, 3 orchards, de., for improved o! pen nperiy. ‘Country merchandise with store and residence, $8,500, for Mlinois farm. at Brick improved city property, $5,500, for farm or lands, near two railroads in fowa or Sficnesota.. 7 . BEVERLEY & ‘J. AL ©O., Room 1% 71 Dearborn-at._ SES, BUGGIES, OR CUTTERS WANTED IN H° e G sk billlard- exohsnge for two second-hand Brunswicl = tables at Jow figures. FRANK.S. BALCH, 163 Aljoht- gan-av. aa (0 EXOHANGE—THE FOLLOWING PROPRR’ eh clear of incumbrance, for inside improved, and assame an incumbrance if the property. carry it: foct nostheast enrner Sixty-sscond and State-sts, : 14 t University Subdivision. Englewood fronting on Dieke: 15 feet south of Sixty-t t.—all buils np opposite it Maplewood, fronting on the boulevard 1s 01 property; 40 lots and Dirorscy-st., juss eastat Milwaukee. ots cn Harrison-st., near Central Park; 2 acres im the grove and on the ridga close to Morgan Park, W1 4,0.0 acres Wisconsin timbered lanil, GO., 46 LaSalte-st. residence of GILBERT & Cu. TO EXCHANGE WR HAVE & ACRES ON MIT- |; waukee-ay. and Hamboldt boulevard, all c"oar, t+ exchango for brick or stoae house in good locaton on ti.» West Side. Will arame $2,100 or $3,000 incurabeano*. WING & FARLIN, 83 Bast Washing on-2t., Room 4. PO, EXCHANGE -SARM OF 13) AGRES, NRA Sterling, ili., for a honse and lot in desireblelocation : will acsamo small iacumbrance. Inquite at Mand 25 West Madiso: ai TT EXCHAN L silver watch fora good sleigh. H. WHIPP! Washingtou-st. : ate aS ee GEA FULL JEWEL BONTER CAS.3 "LE, 1h O00-a5, EAERGene BUSINESS BAN, $15. ‘with above amount, to join advertiser in tha construction of zas-works. Address GAS ENGI- NEER, Lock Box 16¢9 P. O., Ft. Wayne, Ind. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. “A UGTION-WESTON & CO., 198 FAST WASHING- TON-ST,, HAVE SALES OF HORSES, CAR- RIAGES, AND SLEIGHS, TUESDAYS AND FEI- DAYS at l0a. m. ‘Parties waking to purchase horses at our place can hare an opportuaity of trying them the day before sate, that they may not ba decal A BOXER AT My BARN TODAY TO PAY OASH AV “for 30 head cheap horses. OSCAR FIELD, 16 and 168 Michigan-av. HE NEW HORSE-MANUAL LATNS EY thing relating to raising and training colts, subdaing yicious Horses, gives recipes to cure al! diseasss, exposes jockoy tricks, low to tell ages, sho, etc. Rvery horse dwner should hareit. Sent bs mail for 7scents, Address G._M, STANCHEIELD, Peoria, I, r['O EXCHANGE_TEN ACRE PLAOE, IMPROVED, £0 miles from Ch for farm in fows or Southern: Tiinafe. CLAFLIN Bit LaSalk 4 nt 3. £C0., LA je-at pe, EXCHANGE—AN ESTABLISHED AND WELL paying business and residence for country property near Caicago. Addrmss OWNE! 199 South Lavitt-at. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED—$l¢ PER DAY—TO SELL THR AGENTS Motlosoring tascting, price #25. Tendar?? you can make money selling the “*Home Shatee’? Whether you are experienced {nthe businoss ar not yeu wiah to buy a sewing macaine for family use, cur cic- Jer mill shaw pou low to sare money. Address JOHN- SON, CLARK &£ Co., Chiczes, Uk AGENTS MANTE! We want afirst-cins States, to aoll the wor! Machines, and the Wiisga manufacturing i nt inevery county inthe SSrownod Wilson Suattlo Soa ‘machines, to SPECIAL INDUCRRIENTS— ited: 3 whem wg are prepared to offer extraordini, induc ts,, For, articnlars, apply to, o address. RON SEWING-MACHINE COMPANY, 197 Btatost., Chicago. MISCELLANEOUS, CCOUNTS KEPT, BALANCE-SHEETS DRAWN ‘off, and other vitice work at:ended to tor those not Soir keep 9 oer yep ne very moderate Bricaat l= ed work don) ‘moors + Fake Srence, ete Address Dt, Teibuze ofieo. GENTS WA: evory home. 1 for sample, to S. J. A GESTS WANTED, RVERYWH! id celebrated Woman's Favorite Steam-Waaher; €ox’ 50; saves time, labor, and clothes; live men mak- joy fast. Address 43 Major Bloc! STED — ARTICLE NEEDED IX $5 to $10 par day; send ‘Seath Clark. GaTN—AN ant $700 pianoforte 7! eattachment, fall iron rpcatine plynt Cae Fie id eto, aisle Louis SAV", to ftool and ristroment is strictly rst-cizes; fas taken in tradeand must bs sold; price $250. Res!- dence 515 Michigan-av. *TASON 2 HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS, DE- MAS by ds ‘most emloent musicians of both hemis- pheres tobs unrivaled and incomparsblo. Oreans s:ld Torpayments monthly, quarterly, or at dideront intecrals seen eae er a at Tee eae Has " porches: , UT STTaN ORGAN COMPANY, 0 and + Chicago. NOs F LE AND TO RENT; REPAIRING tid toning: at the Chicago Plano Factory, 6 Stato- by J. PRESTON. g [ANOS FOR SAL, RENT, OR TRADR aT ANOS, POR Tar second had pinzos bourht for ned and repaired by practical piano makers; Mae ball asl price; so charge for storage. DEWITTI'S Piano Depot, Matteson House. a HOUSEHOLD GOODS. DARTiE: ISG FURNITURE AND HOUSE- Pata Coody to dizpova of call and, ace oe; mo, aks Sova free of charge, adth H Meera rorige. ROCKWELL, WILLIAMS & C and 905 East Sadi: SPLENDID. BAR and very ele A 79 YOUNG MARGIED FO. 1.97 ‘tho tims to. start bousskea ice of furniture, earpats, bed-ling, ete. Pyduetion In rents, combine co make this 0 Teens vo offor @ anlact stnck of faraitace, carpats, aad bedding at greatlr reduced priczs, on installments. The Bupire Parlor Bedsead ia anvon styles. It ts for yoar rir stock and prices. Fasy terms Saree te ane, MAPLE BLHLOR BEDSTEAD ‘ies living: t Madison-st. 3 OS 3 We ‘A Socbs at Chicago will be amply ropald by visio fn tuo suburbs of Chicne wing made. (cut this out 1 keop it for referonc.) MACHINERY. ALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY REAL Frain ee etter eat ag nals a : gngine a0 NDacres of land near Champaign City, UL Qadross H. B. CONDIT, Champaign, FS, SALE-CHFAP, A FIVE-HORSE ENGINE, with vided 10 acres thereof to Crawford & White, & | In 1862, partition of the east half of the section |. Was : made, the. Commissioners:. makings. division, and Lot 7, containing 10 acres, was ale Dolier, ‘Milwankeo-0 NTED—1 F¥—A SECOND-HAND ENGIN Weep 0 i wbere ives be aoep, and adiress Box 20H, Rockford, Winnebago Cogaty, Tt ANTED-TWO_ OR TARER. GOOD SECORD: le ‘hand rendering tanks. A CO,, 25 South Canal-s ‘ACCOUNTANT, COMPLICATED. AccouRTS: i i \. x per eam} at i- at irea WED, own 1, 10) Bane Madison-at- THE BAL. ELBGANT edtos BI q ST BE CLOSEDZOUT AT ONCE, MSick of bakkhupr sock oF ‘A $6 wink maf and boa for 295, ASG mink mud and collar fur $50. ‘A aeal-skia muff and bos for $16, Anelegsat mink bos for 12, Sect of French soal or lynx for 819. SF BOEA PEAT cls, wew ana perfect. warranted Srat-class, new and pi Hesideacs 45 Michigan-av. NT CORN-PLANTER-THE GREATEST IN- ATE Taof the age. Marks the ecound ahead both ‘ways, and plants at the samo tim Can ba operated by ons persons United States right for sale. Call or sd- dress G. F KNOKES, Beeretary's offico, ‘af Trade, Chicago, Ul. : (PO ANU FOTUR ae AND MERCHANTS OF f If any woanufectarers or merchaats of Chi- to establist an agency in Boston, the ad~ eaga woul Sentiser, a gratieman of means and business experience, ould take the agency, and, if necessary, make proper ould devote whole Rdvsness on consignments. business, ton and endeavor to make it pet: Biunsat 2d pro fould bay inthe market eract Pianent apackiy aa tae moresntilo ropresentative of first- apaca] Mofescaces unexcopuousbla. \ Address ston. A FEMALE MODEL. APPLY ATTHE class, Ox 7§_ WANTED—EVERYWHERY, TO 5) tha Eureka No-Chimney Coal Oil Burner and Other fast-ouling articles; particulars froe. C. M. L1b- INGTON & BRO., 177 East Madisoa-ct BOARDING AND LODGING. West Sine QQ ABRRDEES-ST.VERY ATTRACTIVE AC; 4.4 commodoticas for married couple on first or seoout floors; low terms; also smalior room for ono oF two nice young ladies or gents, very cheap; warm halls and house; ‘all modern convenleuces. 5 Sonth Side. 4.9, 48D S BAST MONTOE-ST.. OYPOSITE THB Palmer Hoase—Plentifal table, rocms heated, $5 to $7 a week; day board 84; English family, f 418 eae eet RA ays Siar wane outa as of piano; single room, $5.40, bade Eaters. ISHOP-COURT HOTEL, 07 TO 15 WEST MADI sonet., J.F. Picrron, Manager—A first-class, con; ‘venient family hotel and home for young gentlemen, aod all persons remaiging in the city a fow days or weeks; mtroct-cars and stages pasa tho doat overy three minutes} prices very low. NEVADA HOTEL, WABASH AY. BETWEEN AN "Madison and Monros-sta-—Firee-olacs board, 87 bee ‘week; two in a roum, $6; day-board, $5; transient, <7 to 82 per day. WanboTt Rov HOBERTSOS, southeast corner of State and 'SE-—A SCHOONER THAT ‘Washing i¥ yOM lester: must be cheap. i TASTED—TO PURCH carries from 103,000 te } Address B12, Triana olice, stating price, name of ves- sel, and whore to be ston. } = eet ! FOR SALE, NE BILLIARD AN Eugene 200 Sic, minster jem ARTHUS OAKLEY, O90 Stateste HE SIAN’S TOME AND. HOTEL, 189 JACK son-st., near Hslsted—Fernish accommodation? as good as gro to br found at a well-recaiated hotel. parlor, reading-roo1 Ubrary, sewing-reom, and det foo, with bot Le} cold wat: on aor or be Cperatina pre sis sears, farsohing ® comfortable a= bsppy home for many handred Isdy boarders, bath pev= cnt. entire enccoss from the ape:’= fa Ths building throughout hectod by steam ard lished by oe adie fom tbe Fach Ai = basins i see eeatths Woman's Hotel a quiet and pleassat, ate. Bing piget: Pres, er das, S1y rorular Foard, by ths pened OR SALE—CIRCULAR SAW BILL, SAWS, SAW F engines. F. W. Thiuse Tt Won LAW, MEDICAL, AND PR A of sddseas, CHAPIN 'SHOS. a O*8e PAID FOR. Ubrarie and 216 bast BOARD WANTED. = B JARD—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, forman ead wifo at Lawndaio. Good references sivon. Address H, Wood Hotel. OARD—ON NORTH SIDE BY A'GERMAN LADY (iraeber) ipozchance for German leans, addreeg F6, Tribune office. P. ANTED, SEWING MACHINES. pthc tke EA ted ‘PARISER WANTED VAITH ¢8,000, OR 85,000, 18 ring inese. Ne chi Fisaze Kveatignte. Address ti, Tribune ofice, = 3 ee GINGER, SEWING MACHINE —PRiNcrPat “Gv fice lit States. Nao ines sald an manchly [oper cant discount pou permeates