Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 26, 1875, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, MISTAKEN IDENTITY. Sergt. O'Connor fs Acquittod of Intoxi- cation. Tho Witnesses Must Have Seen Some Other Man, Explanation of the Dutles of a South Side Sergeant. Ho Muat Visit MoVioker's, tho Adelphi, Ryan’s, and The Store. He is Reprimanded for Not Wear- ing His Uniform. The trint of Sorgt, Michnol O'Connor, of tho Armory Police Station, on the doublo chargos of appearing habitually out of uniform, and of having beon in an Intoxicated condition Inst Thursday evening, tov place in tho ofilco of the Board of Polico yeatorday afternoon. A large crowd witnessed the proceodings, many of the city officials being among the audionco. Com- miasionors Shoridan, Reno, and Klokke woro presont, tho formor presiding. ‘The charge of APPEARING OUT OF UNIFORIC was first taken up, and to this accusation Bergt, O'Connor pleaded guilty, He was asked to mako atatomont, which bo did, substantially as fol- lows: Ho knew that be had beon ordered to wear bis uniform, but wont without it that he might the botter look after his men; nevertheless, ho did not believe that there was any excuse for it; tho thing was customary among Police Sorgeants for yoars ; Capt. Buckloy had told him ropeatedly to appear in uniform ; other Sergeanta wero somo- times in the habit of going in citizous' clothes when watching their mon on duty, @. In reply to Commissioner Sheridan, Capt. Buckley stated that it was customary for Sor- goants to go in citizona’ clothos, 90 a8 to seo that the men wore doing thoir duty ; {t was, howover, the rule, that the Sorgoanta should take their men out in full uniform ; he had told Sergt. O'Con- nor to appear in uniform whenover ho brought outhis men; tho charge was brought against O'Connor, ho believed, for going out that specific night with citizons’ clothes on; the Sorgeant loft the station with a citizon's overcoat ovor hia uniform. Commissioner Sheridan—Why do you not con- form to the regulations ia regard to uuiform ? Sorgt. O'Connor—I have no excuse to offor, sxcopt what I gave amoment ago, I did it for the best interests of the public, and inordor that is mle all tho botter ade what the mon wore floing. Coumiasioner Klokko—Have you got the full aniform, Sorgt. O'Connor—I havo not the fall uniform, Comulesioner Klokke—How long have you been Sergeant? A.—About fifteon months, * Q.—Have you never Lad tho full uniform ?. A. ; [tis now considerably worn. 1 have no uniform overcoat ; 1 received vorbal instructiona to woar a nuiform, but nothing was said about fullaniform; Iadmit I was wrong in that re- spoct, Capt. Buckley, in reply to Commissioner Rlokke, eid that he bad repeatedly arderod O'Connor to wear his aniform; saw tho Sorceant wear a dross uniform coat, vest, pants, and hat; did not thinks it conducive to food discipline to fail in enforcing bis orders in that respect, ‘The matter was thon droppod. Président Sheridan then read THE CHARGE OF INTOXICATION, to which the prisoner pleaded not gulity. Comunlesioner Klokke begged Ioave to retire, as he was a witness in the cave, and had formed an opinion of the guilt or innoconce of the ac- cused. Ho did not desire to ait on the Board to act in two capacities, Mr, Btackpole, who appoared for the defense, said that ho had uo objection whatoyer to Mr. Klokke. Io wanted to throw no obstacle in tho ‘way of tho trial. jome desultory talk followed, and Klokke was first sworn, KLORKE. Thurgday evening, Jn, 21, ho waa on South Clark street, botwoen Madison and Monroe, on tho west sida of tho stroet; he was in company with Mr. Taylor, of fue Trinuye, and Mr. Armstrong, of tho Jnfer-Ocean ; his attention waa attracted to Sorgt. O’Counor by Bfr. ‘Taylor, who said *! Look thero, Commissioner ; there ia Sergt. O'Connor staygering druvk." Wituess looked, and saw the Sergeant stagger, with tho gait of 8 drunken man; he did not ‘follow the Sergeant | because bo was not in uniform; had he been he would have followod him; tho Sorgéant was reoling on the sidewalk when his attontion was ret callod to him; bad be boon in uniform he would have susponded him; ho saw lum for the distance of abont G0 feot; the Surgeant was aouth of Monroo streot, going towards tho ata- tion ; be was within about 3 fect of the accused when ho first saw lim; it was about 8 o'clock in the evening whon he aw the prisoner first, AR. WILLIAM A, TAYLOR, of Tur Tainoxe, was next sworn; was in eom- pauy with Meuurs. Klokka and Armstrong on South Clark street on the evening in question ; saw Sorgt. O'Connor; bo appeared to be drunk : his head was hanging down, his ayes blearod, and ho staggored from one side of the wall to the other; it wason tho west side of South Clark stroot, south of Monroe; be watched tho Borgeant as far south, ho thought, as Wood. man'd bakery; ho first noticed O'Connor about 100 foot north approaching him; ho was attract. ed by the fact that the Sergeant was a tall, stout man, and from other causos; did not remember that he was in the immediate noighborbood of a lamp-post, Some amuscment was created at this point b; the counsel asking oylor how he oonld toll ‘O'Connor's eyes were ** bicared "at a distance of 3 yard, not being in the neighborhood of « lamp- ont, Mr. Stackpofo—Stand up, Sorgt. O'Connor, and ‘ang your head down. [Great laughter.) : The Bargeant drow himself up to bis full 6 foot Sand mede a moat ludicrous sttomp: to stoop § hishond, in the required manner, luced great morriment. Ar. Taylor, continuing hia ovidence, said that bo iad boon first iutrodiced to Sergt. O'Counor { in thohall of the Police Board; tho introduce iven by Miko Ahern. “ A question relative to where Mtr. Taylor had pen Previous to secing O'Connor was objected 0. Witness had beon. drinking ‘“ gherry-wine " Once; hot lemonades twice ; water once [roa laughter}; the lomonades wero parfect- straight; no ‘‘gtick* in them ; positively tank ho more than tho one glaas of shorry— hat ia, anything like Uquor—that evening ; pra itin the bar-room of the Grand Pacitio Commissioner Sheridan recalled tho witness fo ask him why le specially observed Horgt. ‘Connor's movements that night. Witnows-—Bacauee it way tho frat time I had Seon bim alnce I had written Up some articles in, whlob his uame prominently appoarod, 7 2 Teply to Mr. Htackpole, witnous stated that is ed meitton several articles in referonce to Borgt. O'Connor; some articles he Lad written ere rather favorable to the Sergeant ; lie did Rot remember that Specidcally againat hier Mt "#Men anything Waa next called, Sn AHMETBONG Mr, Jamioson— — Goorge Ducheran What He you fullname? A. A.—No, Q.—Any Uaioe relative of siuesa was with Monsra, Klokke and Tavlor in \ Palen nd at the point already mentioned ; fa re Sergt. O'Connor, ashe thought, walking the Ta £0 Uncertain manner ; did uot observe Fatnerltee Of bis eyes (laughtar); he walked Lee Unsteadily—that was, he stag, ered ; did weiueen, Muster the elippory state of the Bide- ts Sauer a a eck upon his gait; saw only ic eoewon—Now you are goin, eation of parton of defoonve ‘aidowalia. [hs A crom a d of witnes which pro- Semon ? into the eughtor.] for the defense was noxt aM woLy Sworg that he met tho Kergeant Of the Qixt, about 7:30 o'cl he Ha mae eine St the time; maid G, io © rotirued “the salute Tha ye the Sommer of Polk street and Fourth avenue, JKREMIAR ikahan ad the Sergeant af the Adelphi Theatre last ‘hI Yevening. Itwanae little afters a’elock, @-perbaps half-past 8 o'olock ; thought the Bure Geens was looking after bis mou, sa twe of three of them wera around; he was perfectly aobar at the timo; could nottell how soon aftor the curtain was rnisod ho saw the Nergoant; ho bade him gond evening ; never saw him at the Adelphi be- foro aud novor Binco. CAYT, WILETAM BUCKLEY, of tho South Division, was next sworn : Raw Bergt. O'Connor at 7 o'clock 'Thuradny evening: saw him at twenty minutes to8 o'clock ; saw him at 10 o'clock alyo; ha was not intoxientod either tlmo; saw him at 7 o'clock in tho atation ; was walking tos lecture with CommissionerSheridan, and Sorgt. O'Connor went with them part of the way; at twenty minutes to 8 o'clock posted O'Con- nor cornor of State and Jnckson stroota ; the Commissioner wanted to havo somothing to ont 5 O'Connor started to look after the man, he said, and thoy wentinto a restaurant, after which they went to tho lecturo ; aaw Sergt. O'Connor again at Wo'olook; ho was sober theu; he was sober each timo he saw him. OFFICER BRONTON eaw the Sergeant at 8:15 o'clock corner of Mon- roo and Dearborn streets; ho was sober at the timo; saw him walk; ho did not tagger; know {twas quarter-past 8 o'clock, because the box- oftics of tho Adolphi was not yet closed; he thought the office usually closed about that time. JAMES APPLETON was next sworn: Saw tho Sergeant twico that ovening—tirst at about 8 o'clock, and next about half-past 9 o'clock; tho Inst time he came in to ack if bo was drunk when witness saw him the first time; O'Counor was sober on both occa- song, JOREPH TOLDEMERS was noxt oxamined. Saw Sorgt. O'Connor at tho Adelphi Thursday night, but did not spenk tohim; it was between 7 and 8 o'clook; tho Borgeant tas sober; ho did not atagger. MANY LAWRENCE remembered having ecen Nergt. O'Connor in “The Store” botweon 9 and 10 o'clock ; lhe was then sober; lo would have noticed tho Ser- genut if ho had been intoxicated; asked the Sergeant to take a drink, which he rofusad to do, SENGT. O'CONNOR sworn: Did not drink soy liquor of any deserip- tion fant ‘Thursday night; bo took out tho pla- tuon at 7 o'clock, and thon returned to the ata tion, whore he met Capt, Duckicy and Commis- sionor Sheridan; they wero going to a lecture, and ho walked with thom as far as the corner of State and Jackson streets; Capt. Buckley and Sheridan etopped at & restaurant to have Bome- thing to eat, as tho Commissioner said that he felt somowhat hungry; they invited witness to go in also, but ho declined, aud went on his rounds; ho visited McVicker's Thoatre and the Adolphi; ho also stopped at ‘Tho Btoro,” ond’ saw Harry Lawrence there; next ho visited Jim" Appleton's; Lawrenco aeked him to havea drink, which he refused; Appleton wanted him to take acigar, which ho also declined ; ho then visited Ryan's Varieties, a ho conriderod it a part of bis duty to visit all such places to aco that all was quiot; sftor visit- ing Appleton’s fo continued on his rounds, and yoturned tothe Station at 10 o'clock; there he firat loarned that ho ad beon accused of druok- ennexs. On crosa-oxaminntion, the Sergeant stated that ho had not travoled on the weut side of South Clark street that ovoning.at all; be simply crossed the street from Appleton’s, and then kept on the east sido of the street. Ho also maintained thathe bad not partaken of any spirituous iluid the ovening in question. OFFICER THOMAS TRAYNOR was noxtcallod: Saw the Sergeant atthe sta- tion before the platoon went out; he was per- fectly aober then; saw him afterward, at halt- past 7 o'clock, whonu he went {nto the station to yet bia acarf; Lo was porfectly sobor at that time; eaw the Sorgeant later, at half-past 10 o’oluck, aud he was also sober. OFFICER BENJAMIN, South-Side station-keepor, was also sworn: Saw the Sergeaut carly ‘'buraday evouing and later in tho erent at 10 o'clock ; ho was sobor both times; if he had boon drunk, would bave hardly failed to notice it; le bad lad a good deal of ozporieuce of drunken people in his time. JOUN F. FINERTY was the lant witnoss aworn : Saw Sorgt. O'Connor at about 10 o'clock ‘Lhuraday ovoning in tha busi ness office of ‘uz Tninuxn; the Sorgeant asled for “a man named Taylor ;" witness thought he was notin the building; O'Connor then asked where he could seo tho city cditor, and was di- rected to the local 100m; ho appeared to be per- foctly sobor at the timo; saw bim subsoquontly inthe city departmont, talking with the city editor, but had no furthor’ conversation with im, ‘This wound up.the case, and the matter was taken under advisement by Comniiseloners Shor- idan and Revo. THE VERDIOT. Aftor = dolay of about fifteen minutes, the Prosident of the Board called for Bergt, O'Con- nor, who appeared before the railing. Mr. Sheridan read him a lecture onthe iniquity of appeating out of uniform, and said that he should attend to the matter forthwith. Unless superior officers obeyed the rules of the service they could not oxpect tha men to bo roprimand- ed. On that sharge bo was declared guilty, and reprimanded, Noavecting tho charges of intoxicatlon, Mr Sheridan paid that the weight of evidence wasin favor of the accused. 1t was troo that three respectabie gentlemen svoro to what thoy bo- lieved to be « true charge, but it was very evidout that there must havo becn sliuge mistake somo- where, Tt appeared to him like & case of mis- taken idontity. But, under the circumstances, and with the evidenco before thom, the majority of tho Board doclared tho charge of drunkenness not substantiated. ‘Thia settled tho matter, and the room wassoon tonantlesu, SEBASTIAN CABOT AS A DISCOVERER. “ Oredit to Whom Oredit is Duo.’ Yo the Litor of The Chicago Tribune: Citcaco, Jon, 25.—Mr. Z, Eaatman’s article, which appeared in to-day's Tninonx, commemo- tating the exploita of ‘Sobastian Cabot, the Discoverer and Explorar of the Atlantic Coast of the North,” would hayo been seasonable if it iad appeared about ten yoara ago whon, such an estimate of tho servicos of Sebastian Cabot was receivod as authontio history, So late as 1869, Mr. J. I, Nicholls, of London, publishod # life of Sebastian Cabot, writton in a similar strain of eulogy. ‘Lo-day this thoory must be regarded as Spocryphal, The publication in 1864 of the Ve- netian Stato papers, under tho authori- ty of tho Mastor of Molle in England, and later historical investigation, have exploded thie pleasant illusion, Sebastian Cabot bau boon atripped of his borrowod plumage, and the pre- tenas that he explored tho North Atlantic coast of America from Labrador to Florida, and mado & map of tho samo in 1494, has vanished into thin air, Tho voyage of discovery waa not mado Ull the summer of 1497, and was undor the com mand of John Cabot, hia son Sobastian accom Panying Lim in some subordinate capacity, Tho voyagors touched at Caps Breton, saw Now- foundland, and, time belng precious aa they were short of provisions, thoy bLnetened back to Eugland, having spont only threo months on the voyage. Jobn Cabot had no conception that be diucoyered a new contiuont. Ia thought he had discovered soto now islands, and had rosched the land of the “Grand Chain," or the castor coast of Asia, which was the objective polos sought by all tho early navigators, they not aus- Pectin that anew coutloent lay batwoen, The ‘ouetign Ambassador, writing from London on the 23d of August, 1497, gives somo interoating details of tho voyage and {tw rogults, Ho then waye: The King (Henry VII.) has promised that tn the erring our countrsimau aball have teu ablpe armed t9 ig order; and, sf hiv requ him all 8 prisoners, excopt auch are confined for high troalon: to nian his fleet, ‘tho King nas also nn him money wherowith tu amuaa bimself Ull then, and. ha {e now at Bristol with bis wife, wio ts also a Veno- tian, and with bis gon, His name is Zuan (John) Cabot, and ho ia stylud the great Admiral, Vawt honor de patd to him s he dresses ip silk, and these Engllsh, Tun after bim hike wad people, #0 that he can enlieh aa muany of thum sa ho pleases, ahd o like number own rogues bosides, ‘Ihe discoverer of tho Plauted on ‘hin uow-found:-tand » larye eross, with one jag of Kuyland, and anvtter of St, Marks, by reason of bia belng a Vonotian; ao that our banner hi very fur afield,—Calenlar of Btate Pa Harrie] ‘edited by Bawdou Browa, PB To these letters there Is no allusion to any Person entitled to the honors of a discoveror, ‘except from Cabot. Auy person interested in Jooking into thie abi aue further is referred toa paper written by Mr, Houry Stevous, of Loudon, author of "Historical Nuggeta, or Rare Books peng fo. America,” which was printed in Bos. ton in 1869, with (be quaint title of *Hobastian Cabvot—John = Cabot=0O "—which, ut into straight English, reads, * Sebastian Cabot minus Jolin Cabot equala nothing.” Mr. Stavens is well known to historical studenta as the bost liv. jug authority ov the subject of early Amerivan discovery aud cartography. W. PF, Pours. f our on 88 fi pers, Venetian, dou $1884 ———_—<+. Jobn J. Dennison, an old and eccentric resi- dent of tho ** Falls,” near Norwich, Couu., waa found dead in his bed on Sauday laut. Since the doath of bis wits, twenty-nine years ago, be bas aiuidcen to fexa Elma frou Ria eeuienyriode of childs Mle being of no avail, epee ae THE LAW RECORD. Salkey and Gerson Get Out of Jail Terporarily. A Silly Olient and o Shrowd Law- yor Business in the Bankruptcy Line. The Judgments and the New Suits. The Supreme Court. CHICAGO COURTS. THE BALKEY & GERKON CAB. A petition asking for a writ of habeas corpus was filed yesterday in the United States Circuit Court by the bankrupt firm of Salkey & Gerson, It will be romemberod that about two weeks ago Judge Blodgett committed those bankrupta to fail for refusing to give in o satisfactory manner an account of about $20,000 of thoir proporty which it appeared bad disappeared from their store betweon January and October, 1973, and immodiately preceding their bankruptcy. ‘Tho potition sets out at lougth tho proceed- Inga in bankruptcy againat thot, tho ordera for thelr examination and committal, and a portion of thoir testimony taken before Register Hib- bard. It appears that Gorgon was asked to give a full account of bis property, and the diaposi- tion he had mado of it, and replied that he could not farthor than ho had dono. Salkoy, in reply too similar question, said he could not add any- thing to Gerson'sstatoment, except that tuo Mar- shal had taken it, The petition thon rtatos that they wore imprisoned, not becauno thoy had failed to ‘give no statement, nor becauso they had falled to give any account, but because they had failed to givo an sccount satisfactory to tho Judge. For this they thought thoy could not be legally imprisoned, and asked that the cause be raviewod by Judgo Drammond. Ashort stgument was had yosterday morning before Judge Drummond, counecl for tho poti- tioners insixting that the Crreuit Court could re- yiew all ordera and decisions of the District Court, while the counsel for the creditors insist- ed that each court was tho sole arbiter of cun- tempts beforo it, and that from its dociviou no appoal would lie. ; : Judge Drummond eaid that tho Circuit Court had power to roview tho orders and docisions of tho District Court, and ho should grant tho writ of habeas corpus, even though the petition did not show but that, if their causo was all con- tained in {t, the debtors would, if no other evi- denco was offered, bo nocessarily romanded to jail, but thera might bo somo furthor facta not ombraced in tho petition. Tho writ was issued, and in the afternoon Balxey and Gerson gavo bail in the sum of $6,000 each until the 8th of Februsry, when the argument of tho case will bo had. : THE TRADENs’ INSURANCE COMPANY, Judge Blodgott decided yesterday the question of tho tax on the persona! property aud capital stock of tho ‘l'radere’ Insurauce Company. Lo rantod a tomporary injunction against tho col- lection of the tax on the capital stuck, and beld that tho tax on tho capital stock nod that on the ersunal property could and ehould be appor- Honed io proportion to the respective amounts, and that the Collector should return the .chairs mhen the tax on the personal property was paid. ‘The docieion on the cnypital stuck tax will do- pond on the decision of acasy now under con- sideration by Judgea Drummond and Blodzeit. ‘A CONFLDING CLIENT AND CRAFTY ATTORNEY. ‘A bill was filed yestorday in the Superior Court by John F. Coffman apatial George Beovillo, J. I Bickerdtke, J. M. Scoville, and Michael Traver, in which complainant shows his own crodulity and confidiug nature in a very marked maunor, sa well aa the craftinoss of bis attorney, Qoorge Reoville. According to Coffman's story Goorge Scoville, in December, 1872, sold to Bick erdike the N. E. 3 of See. 18, 38, 12 for €22,000. Bickerdike, however, did not want to take the title in his own name, and, aided by Scoville, who was at tho time attorney for both parties, persuaded complainant to take the lan merely as truatoo, make part of tho payment cash, aud give his —_notos forthe remainder, Coffman did so, Biekerdiko making part of the cash payment, and both of the parties thon giving notes for the valance. Coffman subsequently ascertained, before tho whole transaction wan fluished, that thero was a prisr incumbrance for $9,000 on tho and, of which ho notified Scoville, Whereupon the Iot- ter promised vigorously that tho mortgage should be paid, sa that it should not bo in auy-.| body's way. ' Blckerdike subsequeutly sold tho” Iand to Michacl ‘raver, complain. ant giving # deed subject to tho inoum- brancos to Scoville only, Owing, howovor, to the mortgage for €0,000, and still another ‘for $1,000, which has been uncarthed, Traver not unnaturally failed to find any purchaser for tho property, much to his disgust, In April last ono of tho notes to Scoville foll duo, and on its not boing psid that attornoy threatoned that he would put Coffman in bank- ruptcy if the monoy was not forthcoming. Not having any dosire to euffer such a injury to hia crodit, Coffman, under protout, paidtwo notes, A third fell duo in September last, aud, not boing paid, tho trust-deed was foreclosed, and at tho salo Gcorgo Scoville hid in the property for him- self. The result of all these procecdings ig as epitomized in tho bill, that Goorgo Scovillo has roceived $7,697 for the land, in cash, haa notes for $16,000 more, and still has tho title to the roperty, Complainant “well hoped that enid coville would have beon satisfied with obtain- ing aain sum of $7,697 ond his land back, but now as ho not satisfied with ithe has hrought suit for the Liance duo” on one of the notes, and is proceoding to collect it. Me also proposes to make the remaining €16,000 ont of complain- ant; and yot ho has not paid or released tho in- eumbrance of $9,000. A protty woll-defiued doubt has cronued the mind of Mr, Coffmaun how affairs can be in their present condition and yet be right, aud he ia in Borious doubt a8 to tho advisability of acting og friend or trustoo again at hiv attorneys’ request. Coffman charges, in conclusion, tliat George Beoville has boon guilty of unjust, mequit- ablo, and unprofecsional conduct, ond bas basoly violated bis trust as. attorney in ‘Sttompting = to ~— make him (complainant) chargeable for land in which ho had no interest, aud aska that Svovillo may be decroed to pay back avy aums he bag receivod from him, and to surrender any notes ho may bavo, aud also that an injunction may be issued toprovent him from prouccuting any suite on auch notes. PARTNERSINP DIFFICULTIES, Noderick Clark tiled a bill yesterday agaiuet Laura Stark and W. K, Nixon, oxecutrix aud ox- ecutor of tho will of J. L. Stark, asking for an account. Clark says that he, together with two others, were engaged under the firm namo of Pierce, Clark & Bharp, in building tho Chicago Poulin & Southwestorn Hailrond. An agreoment was mado with Mr. Stark, it a charged, by which he was to receive ono-quarter of tha not profite of tho contract if he would give his legal #ervicesin drawing papers and obtaining the right-of-way for the road. W. B. Ogdon was to hava like abare if ho also aldod in obtaining right-of-way, and assisting in other ways, but ho utterly refused to have anything to do with tho scheme. In May, 1871, Pierce, Glark & Hharp, at Btark’a advice, sold their eoutract to one Ralph Plumb on condition that the latter should: ay $30,000 in bis own notes, 20,000 ju stock of the Railroad, aud assume debts of the firm to the amount of &60,000, and give hia in- dividual bond for the faithful porformanco of the contract. Clark says that lo rolied on Stark in tho matter, aud supposed that by this salo Le and hie firm would be releavod from auy further Nability on debts accruing from their contract, and that the profits of the adventure could moro eauily be ascortained and divided, Stark subse- quently obtained ¥5,000 in tock from Plumb far himself, and $6,000 for Ogdon, which, however, Le refuved to accept, and if is now in the hands of Btark’s reprosentatives. Thivis all the etuck that Plumb haa paid. [Ho hae also refused to make bia boud ggood, and ‘tho fir: of Piorce, Clark Sharp haw been gued for over 30,000, Btark claimed a ona-third interest, Ogden not being included in the partuership, and the firm paid bim $8,833.39 in notes of Plumb, the latir Tataining @5,000 from the $30,000 to offuct somo olaima. Clark now allogos that Stark has ro- ceived more than his share, av hin firm's liability de not determined as they wupposed under the contract, aud he theroforo asks that Stark's ox- eoutors may by decreed to surrender Piumb’s notes and the 10,000 of stock bold by them ; that they may be restrained from selling the Bales ne Btock, and that a Receiver may be ap- poi A WEIOMBORLY QUARBRL, Martin Andrews filed anit egelast Laban 9, Major to compel ® specific porformance, An- drows saya that, beforo tho fire, ho and Major Wuilt togothor on Lasalle atrect, near Madigon, a kind of paftnership building, giving each other certain roctprocal easoments, and also agreoing to knep anaroa tn tho roar of their rospectivo nildings. After tho fire ths samo agreemant wan kept tn force, fo far aa rogardod tho aroa, but Major it isohargod hes built an extension on lim part of tho arom covering four-lifths of the entire space, and blocking it up to complainant's rorioun damage, Andrews, therofora, axkn that Major may ba compelled to tuar down tho part encroaching on the alley, and be furever enjuin- ed frou rebuilding it. UNITED PTATES COURTS. Tho Firat National Bank of Kaunas City filed abillagatnat D.C. Hongh, J.D, Reaves and wife, the Union Btock-Yarda National Bauk, W. F, Lucker, J. G. MeBoon, B. LB. Remick, L. C. ‘Thompyon, C. Reeves, J. Btart, Georga Hith- orington, J.J, Noble, and —— Mallory to foro- cloxe a trust-deed for 26,605.82 on Lote 1 and 2, Block 6, in Jobn Weutworth's Subdivision of the vouth 6D acres of the W. 34 of tho N. W. 27 of How. 34, 89, 14. Rtotthoimer, Sone & Co. sued W, B. Fourvillo, J.D, Pugh, aud William Durham for @1,000, BANKRUYTCY ITEMS, Rimon Porkins, Parlin & Orondorf, Erlor & Ropioquet, Briggs & Urother, Somvlo, Lirgo & Coy, the Joliet Manufacturing Company, and tho Union Manufacturing Company, filed a poti- tion against James Coffey, Joseph’ A. Lindsay, and Fielding Hart, partners at Peoria under tho namo of Coffey, Hart & Co. ‘Their combined claims amount to 96,757.22, and the charge ia that the debtors made a frauduleut nud prefer- eutinl assignment to C. Aultwan & Co., of Can- ton, Ohio, of their stock of agricultural imple- monta, and of a large number of promirsory notes; also that thoy made another preferential acaignmont to B. D. Butord & Co.; and, lastly, that they have suspended payment of their com- mercial papor. Coffeo, liart & Co, filed a con- fexsion, but no adjudication has yet been had, Charles U. Ten Broccke, one of the members of the corporation of the Coan & ‘Ten Broscke Carriago Manufacturing Compang, filed a voinn- tary petition to bo adjudicated Dankrupt. iia liabilities, $215,000 of which are for inlorsoments for other parties, amount to $265,450, aud bis avnets ara absolutely nothing, except what aro exempt. Compton & Dexter, Reed & Farnham, J. W. Reese, Lhe Firat Natioual Bonk of Eau Claire, Bradford Haneock, and W. J. Culver, alminis- trator, filed a potition against J. Alder Ellis, a banker in this city, and formorly President of the Second National Mauk. Their combined claims amount to $55,675.46, and thoy state that Ellis’ whole unsecured indebtednoss amounts to about 2150,000. Buspension of payment of commorcial paper is tho only act of bankruptcy charged. A rulo to show cause. ‘Khe motion of Wetlicrell to bave tho fers of T. C. Hong, Assigneo of the Lumberman’s La- suranca Companys, reduced, together with Hoar's answer, were roferred to’ Heury W, Dishup ior exainiuation. ‘Ail proceedings in the cage, of the Pera Coal Company ate suspended until tho May tern of the Molfenry County Circuit Court, by atizula- tion of tho partion, ‘This sugpeusion 14 caused by on order of that Court, eutered under the fol- lowing circumstances: Tho foundation of the bankruptcy cae wan an alleged indebtedno=s of the Con) Company to Georgo G, Merrick, A bill in chancory has beon pending for some time in the Circuit Court of Mcfenry Counts, brought bv Charles O. Merrick, the President of the Coal Company, against George G, Merrick, which alleged that no indebtedness oxisted upon tho part of the Coal Company to Gsorge G. Merrick, but thathe had procured a judgmont against the Company by menus set upiu the Dill, and that that. judgment was inequitable ond unjust, and should be vaestod ard sat aside. ‘fhe pro- eoeding in chancery came on for a hoar- ing fow dava ago, and Charles C, Merrick appeared aud insisted npon a hearing, that the question of indebtedness might be do- termed, George G. Merricl, the defondant, howaver, applied for» continuance on the ground of sickoces. The Court grented a con- tinuanca upon condition that the defendant should stipulate that no furthor procoodings should be bad in tho bankruptcy ense until the May term of tho Cireuit Court; that the chancery proceedings onght to he heard and decided bofore any further action in the bani- ruptey, as. if the judgmont of George@. Mar- rick should bo set aside, and it should appear that there was no indebtedness to lum, tho bank- ruptey proceeding based upon such indebtedness must bo dismissed. Such stipulation was mado and filed yesterday, aod the baukruptey proceed- ing suspondod, SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF. William M. Moore began a suit for $15,000 against the Chicago, Danville & Vincouney Rail- road Company. Michaol Jauschinsky sued Samuol Ible for 1.200, William Madlung commenced a suit in tres- pass against Georgo and May Bennor, laying damages at 20,000. Williain Gavin and Edward Tranor sued 0, H. Place aud Charles Follsnabeo for &1,000. * The Wright & Lowther Oil and Lead Moenu- facturing Conipany began @ sult for £4,000 againgt A. J, Foord. cincurr couRT, William A, Reason filed a petition against Vir- ginia {Tolmes and Ira Holmes, asking for a o- enanic's lien to the amount of $1,220.73 on Lote 1, 2, 3, & 21, 22, 23, and 24, Block 2, of Pryor & Mopkius' Subdivision of the W.3¢ of the N. W, 34 of Bec. 3, 38, 14. . J. L, Manning filed a croditor’s biil againat 8. J. Walkor and Joweph &. Young, on a judgment for $23,227.19, Georgo R. Wood begun a suit in attachment against J. If, Wood and Kt. L, Marsh, claiming 64,017.82, ‘Tho Pooplo's Gas Light and Coke Company fled 8 Dill against Lavwreuco O'Brien, stating that at bad paid its Stato and coun- ty taxes fur 1874, but tliat, 8 fow days ago O'Lrien sout a notice damanding of it $1,930.67 Stato and county taxes axsosyou against the capital atock of tho West Chicago Gas-Light and Coke Company. Complainant atates that it showed tho difference in uame to the collector, but that ho refusod to stop collect- ing this tax, oud threatened to levy if it was not aid, Complainant refuses to acknowledge any fiabiity for thiy tax, oud asks for au iujuuction, THE COUN ry COURT, In the matter of the estate of Hildebrand A. vou Giahn, Mra. M. Hally's claim against the es- tate was dismissed ; tho claimant prayed an appeal to tho Superlor Court, which wasullowed on dling bond for costs in ) during the teria. The claim amounted to $1,259.69 aud waa for wasu- ing, ironing, mending, ote. from June 6, 1868 to Noy, 16, 1872. From that tine ti}l Jau, 23, 1473, tho account ineluded tho Baron's board-bill. The claim was not proven, heuce Judge Wallace was compelled to disinimu it. Grant of admiviatration was issued to David HH. Wheeler, to adiniuister upon the estate of Joseph Lindauer, undvr an approved bond of $20,000, In tho bastardy suit of Botsoy Barnca vs. Christian ‘Thompson; defondant’s vow recog- nizanco was approved, Tu the contested-slection cago of William IH. Garduor vs. Patrick ‘Towhey; on motion of plaintiff the caso waa reinstated. In the mattor of the Laka Sbore Driveway for the ‘Town of North Chicago; the Board of Appel- Jants was approved, William O, Deakman was appointed Adminis- trator of tho estate of Thomas H, MoUrath, uu- der an approved bond of $1,GU0," . Inthe matter of tho estate of John Comina; grantof administration to Joho Cowlns, under an approved bond of €8,000, ‘Tho claim of Charles F. Tart againat tho om tate or Mary Augusta Brooke for €100 was rein- tata: CRIMINAL count. Joseph Smith was tried by the Court for the larceny of a watch and chain trom Johu Schmidt ; dnding, guilty, and romanded till xontonco-duy, Heury Rennebohm plesded guilty to the lar~ cony of'two books, one from the Young Don's Christian Association Library, and tho other from the Public Library; sentenco was sus- pended, Mary Keilburg, alias Callahan, triod by jury for the lurcony of ¢100 frum James Bowkor ; Yerdict guilty, aud torm of punivhment fixed at Enpeisornians for ous yerrin the Pouitentiary. Michael Murphy sud Michael Madden pleaded guilty to driving away u horse; eontesco was sulgpeciteg ou payment of couts. _ Harty Vloyd, tried for conspiring to enter the balr etoro of Freoman Campbell; verdict not guilty, Tho prisonor was romunded to awalt hin trial one vimilar indictment pending against him. ‘This is the wocond trial of Floyd on the indictmont of conspiring to burglariouwly entor this store, On the firmt trial, the jury stood elaven for couviction to ous for acquittal, ‘The trials of the gamblers indicted by the Provent ag woll as the fast Grand Jury will com- menco this morning, ‘Ihe remeluder of this waek will be occupied with these casca. After they aro disposed of, the indictments againwt Wilbur F, Storey will come up for hearing. ‘Tue Grand Jurys wtitiat work on the Wa- baal avenue railway. bribery cavoa. Yeaterday, soveral reporter of tho Times was subpanwd to testify in the matter, as well ss several more Aldermen, whom iti thought can throw some light on the subject. During the day tho jury roturned pine judictmente amongst them were two bills against Withur I’. Btorey,for pubtishin; @ libelous article ia the Times, ayaimut Hamuel Avbton and Thomas Lonergau,—a verbatim copy of these indictments was published in Tus ‘Tamu dome two weeks aga, THE CALL. Sonar Ganr—72 to Ys, except 77, 79, 89, 86 WAS, SO, SD, Jono BintrY—253 to 232, except 261, 268, 260, 270, 276, dJupog Mconr—1a, 19, 20, Supan Roars, to 72, Jonox Boori—2,262, 4, 11, 12. 19, Jupax Tarr—26 to 42, axcopt 20 and 83, is jone—TmilyA, Gunn ve, Kk C. Hwrain, €570.27.—Fiewt Nations! Bank of Chlenga va Joaeph Lambrite aud Ward, 9907.87, Jens Gany—Labon 4. Major ve, Albort If, Walker, $10,16,—Same ye, Ben Janda P. Hinman, 21 rif Court—lupar llourns— son va, Willfarn Hamilton, $60), Jepay Roorn—J. W, Walker et al, va, J.J, Btorer, Janes MeLean et al, va, Guatay Mendelaon, orhard Hecht ot al. va, Bane, $404.04, Jepig TheR—W, U, Oxgond va, Union Insurance Bevings Dank verdict $34.04, ant wotion for new e ndewtg Petor- CITY REAL ESTATE. ror BALE-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. room huuse with lot for 24, 0etl; (ianoaefing paninont, 1, 0.3 OR SAL AN USDIvIDED OF north Bf feetof Tat ® 0, 7. Ghicagy, on Vrankllo-rt., near Madtenn, enat front, tory Tow; cne-third cash, balancs dite yuat Qwnera of the (iren-quarter intornst di This ondteidod ono-quartor iuat ba solid, and to any ono Wining to tnvest in the business conten of this city wocan and will maky It an unusual ouportunity. A, I. SACK- KON and W. 1". GRAY, Aagaoes of 8. P. Lunt, Toor 17,10. Washington. Jrek sAnn—as TORY AND BASEMENT HITCK fhonse, ti raome, near Gulon Park. Also 2-nory and went rte! South Leavitt ent vetagan-front brick on A terms, B.F, CLARKE & U0. ‘and, nS-atory aud ri Rider alL-apon oom 4, 128 La Ballo-at. for BAT WARE Tit NORTH 4 eet, BA TEAS ARE moh Ui 3) BAU aINGR heres fronting Mi) rodaon Twellth-st. Ju? Haat Han i TWo KOT AIDE, ta. two blocks suuth of aVark. 4 ‘frtbtine oft POR SALE—OAK BOULKVARD — FI: Jota at great bar, those who apply at ones Those apo clenper or oro Galeabia, property. faa bo tnnreabeciutely eortnin as°am tavontmoent Ean boctnare nbeolutely cortain agran tnvostteent dy ESATAB WARRIGN, In Chamber at Cumnioreo.” Pou, BALE-COTTAGE HOUKE NO. suington-et., with Teaso af lot for 3! Gi g bargain. fs ¥, CLARKE & Cu,, Room 4, 1st Ta: allan, prox SAL.E—S-ROOM COTTAGE AND WARN, WITR Jot %a li ww Forty-fuurth- near Cottago Grove nay torma, Hy F, CAI i & CU., Roum 4, 12 lo-at. Par, SALE-AT A HANGAIN, TWO. EXCELLENT Hii fout Jotein Rarenawood, Lake Viow, Address 0 9, ane ntbiers REAL ESTATE WANTED. _ NTED_TO HUY, OR LEASK Waa ioscan aye factor iinin 3 logut on line af Galena Road, WALLER BRUS,, ingten-nt. THEIM eltys, W ~~ BOARDING AND LODGING. SOUTH PROD Sit 5 SOUTH PEORIA-ST,--FIRNISHE, OME 135 Site: Md, AU SO ADA Dope weeks S ROOME, 927) WEST WadsttINaTuN.si. Ss South Side. 4.7 BA SAULE-ST —FURSISIIED ROOM, WITT i} board. Inquire et Moun 6,” Day boarders accome mudated, ICLLY FUR: th beard, 41 AND 6 WABASIT-AY.—GOOD ROARD FC PL) Indies ur gentlemen, $4 $5 per weok, with ase of piano; slagle roomie, 5, sevana norm etter Be VABASH-AV,, NED dan Monto siceiesieele woek:twoin's roomy, 8 OUR, to $2 pe NHE WOMAN'S HOME AND fonsat., near Halsted—Farni Rood 48 aro to bo found at a woll-regul parlor, reading-room, library, sews tuum, ‘with hot and cold wateron encu. foot, in oparation over alx years, furnishing @ comfortable and happy hore for many hundred lady boarders, Woth gu tuanent and trausinut, An en‘ire succens froin the ope! tng. ‘The bullding throughous beated. by strain and Ughted by gene, Ladies frum the country, on busian willtind the Woman's Hotel w quict and ‘pleasant, stop plug place. Price, por day, 1; reeular board, by the Neck, #310 $875. ~ BOARD WANTED. Potente LEMas alugie gentlemen. In priv ace but, jew, boardurs, Addeoas, etc., P20, Trihuun office, ‘D t family or where there tating terms, locallty, Bookkeovers, Clerks, &o. ED—HY A WHOLESALE BOOT AND AITOR 8 young and active man to act as light porter Intk. Must have had az parionce in axme line, with full particulars, T 40, Tribune offica, “D-A YOUNG MAN TO SOLICIF ORDER delve delivery wagon. Must bea good sale take cara of horas, and board with empluzar; also, ieak Gerinan, W. W, HARIIB, 17 South Hale ‘WANTED--MALE HELP. Way mann, minal ‘Trades. ANTED -ONP GOOD MAN TO WORK ON acrullenwandalaper, MOLTRIt BROS,, 829 and arn W 5 MLCIN PED 0: AUNANT COOK, COMI and bo prepared tur work, CHAN. KON- authiwenat eurune of Waaliington and. Gan Employment A; ANTED — FIVE, WoODOne pee NHOPP ¢ a Miscellancons. ANTED—A FIRST. dintug-room walt A ply at Alberton Hou 4H YOUNG MAN AS antioutecnta’ AS ANT! MENTO ROLIGIT FOR Cal, office; boat chance aver offered ta AL JACORSEN 8 GU,, 8a Wot Takorts koe Bares. A Waste MEN TO ENGAGE SE solling now articles, V 4, NOVELTY CO., 113 Kenia ae ITY Sein ba light manufactur- Also, oue wanted for the a ara peietor, Koon 49 Ashland Bicek. ANTED—A YOUNG, UNMARIIED MAN FROM We seten nf ane eno ot afraid Hie fo eae dt whio niiderstauds taking tobi HOBELTSON, te Fifdreye | 8 Dalldiag: Apvly DAN ACTIVE QE! BC ir and canrasser for Salary and cummission. 1a TaSalln-xt WASTED-AUTIVE BUSINESS-MAN W cash to opan office and reprise tng Lusinren tn Milvwauken, States of tows and Alsvourl, tinw tnonapolr: @ Tartana prietor, AN OR LADY ‘pewespaper attiens Calon A'D it & CU. basement .LEHELP, _ Do COMPETENT GIRL TO COOK, fron, and do general housawark jaa 3.8 Gorman or Swedn preferred, ntly arriendin this country: aud Wages Ady Kitt Apply hy. ally at Mr, Hord'e WANSTED—a wash, andl amall family at Rivera ex yoelally ong: AND IRON EDA GI, K, WAST, good and perna- TOC in a family at Highland Mark, place given to tho right land nf aetcl. Apply to ELD, betwoen loaud Zo'elock, 10 Portland Block, jer Dearborn and Waxhingtan-ste, P ANTED: V tomod to work togethor preferred, ‘GROOM GIRLS, este ; GOOD DINING-ROOM GIR’ Neateh, or Seendinarinn. ‘753 Wabar! TU ASSIST IN HOU: \anten, =A OIRE Pd et br West Cong WASTHD—A YounG Ginn TO ARSiNI Wy “eral housework at 8% Daston-st., WARTED-By A SMALL PRIVATB FAMILY A hot tidy, capable gitl fur general housowork. raid of work. Nong others ned anole. Ger- mn werian preforred. Apvly at iat Wert Lake-et, FANTED—A GOOD COMPETENT GIRE TO DO general housework in a sinail fatally at 479 Vernon: »_ Keferonces required. A GIRL TODO GENERAL HOUSK- 1@ Bine Island-ay. adie Uv DO ‘ato family of ouly \ Wrantep-a GIRL NERAL NOUS ‘two parsons, Apply Wastep—a GIRL THORGUGHEY COMPETENT to do tho ganeral hourowork of a fainlly of three per- gone, Inquiro at 493 Vernon-ar. \WASTEDOA Gint to DO -GE work In family of three; mart and have reference: gaod wages to tan preferred. 12 dndiana-av. \ WAST GOOD GIRL F 1, Re work in a small foi » Bt 23 Twonthathi-s edie WYANTEDOA Gint, ‘t0 JY work i unall taraily, No, 1¥ Honore-at, \VASTED OA, GERMAN Ol GIRL TO ook; Rood Waers ta nnn whe wn - [y'at $16 Soa Staterst. perdi! tAL HOUSE: Sonmetreese TANTED-OPERATORS, y WIN Bott! £67 Washingtun~ GMA. . WILSON Nurses. Bu OR 16 YEARS 4 D. uid, te help in a erm and take careul twa jnzle-st. SE. APPLY AT Wi » before 10 a, m., and from 1 ted 1 . i children: iuquire aus War Nor Dem. Launarosses. \WASTEDUIMMEDIATELY—A FRENCH IRI, Mhwanderstande hee work we agurtiess in womall 1 eivate family w, . Catlat the Pacitio Between ly and INDRESS AT NO. i6 EAST VAN MUSICAL, NEW AND VERY ane elegant rvew: pianoforte, with over. Strung base, Agrafle attac full fron ‘fran. aud ich grab in richly-palished ease, wis a o moldings, serpentius plynih, Muely-carved Jean and tyre; full, rich, and powerful tone. An exceedingly tine wetru ment; mannvacturer’s price, 870. Will aell it, with stool aud casur, for gio), Taken id trado, and must bo sald. HMvsidonc’ £6 Silehigan ‘av, ue Z SPLENDID ROSEWOOD. THOUAD ‘octave, nentls new, wort 8500, will ‘sell. for. #225 tanh. “Alen, an cloeant cabinet orgag, Fich walnut ea Franch vonéered, use: ba bought to-dav' for &) WE NIGHOT and upwacd, Urgan Ga 63 F YT BE HUNBUGGED IN\0 BUYING A COUN torfoit insirumunt when you can get a good plana, fully gusrantod, at the aamo ‘latios and organs for sale of rant at hard-times prices. N. GUULD & BUN, Wabath-av, aud Adarus- UR SALR-HALDETT, DAVIS & GO, PIA grand, caquare, ‘aad uprights KIMBALS, corner State and Adat JOR SALE-AT A SACKITICR-A NEW PIAN AV ijguevaseod intone and naiab, at det Usk take. TENT AN W. W. KIMBALL, State and Adam 9) UPRIGHT PIANOS, 185 OCTAYVES. | rosewuol eaxaes price ¥25u, W. We cnrner Stata and Adams-sts,, MISCELLANEOUS, “[ Li Orsi Paid ron Cast ofr cl JX miscellaneous goals of ail ki hm Lawn (ifeo, 62s ‘THING AND + ‘by annding to tatovat JUNAS GELBEE x af ARS BARGAINS IN NEW AND GANT ture. A aplondd 976 mink maf aud boa far sale ab 43). A 800 mink mull and bos for $5. A 843 mink mut and collar #2). Anelegant Fronch sealor black lyna tuuif aud boa for #10. A genuine mink muff and collar for #6, A white Fi hormino sot 2.2, All warranted sine ae Hew and perfect gouds, Residence M5 Mich. 0 110 MARDWARE MEN-WANTED—A Vitis class couking-stove in trade fur fratclass bu Addross It 47, Tribune office, AV ASSERT BUY A SECOND-HAND STOCK of dry a dross Box 504, Housokeepers, VWANTED-A LADY OF EXPERIENGR AND RE- finement to go toa aaburtan town, 1) miles from the city, todo the work and take charge of geotienion’s house withaut family, Addross for thre days, O84, Trib- une orice. Emplormeut Acencies. ANTED — GERMAN AND SCANDINAVIAN itis for private families, hotcle, jaundries, city and country, at Mra. DUSKE'S oftice, 0 Milwaukoe-na. Miscelinneons. ANTED—A FEW YOUNG LADIRS OF PRE- Posaessing anpearance, Who are elther good dancers or are pussosaad of a musical ot objections to traveling and the stags. Alan, a fow who are aptand willing to learn. Apply atoneo between the hours of 19 and 3, at No. 495 Bouth Btetest., third floor rant ation, and who have no _. TO EXCHANGE, WXCHANGE-OR VOR BALM ~9.00 WORTH real ostata, first-class, to exchange fur good hotel and will put in $2), 40) firat mortgages; hotel from WN. X, Corry, Pa. OWN WIGHTMA, OR SALE ON LUNG ‘TIME oY acres fine timberod lands, hore of Lake Michigan; bas boarding-houses, barns, sad Migatona quarries 10 ive inde ara ail located elt 27. 8. AN- es mabye, good building on lands, T! roporty is weil calculat jute amaller tracts after timber iscut. Ta free feoms incunbrancos. Will tak | we PRReEH or kmproved farms, GEORG Ti. DEK WS, 19 Washingt: Ww GRANGR GOOD atock of goods (clothing, etc.}, for one or t1 siood bargains, B,D, SPUY! 7 LaSalle-at, RO RXCHANGH—WE HAVE. idence on South Side, furulshed compivi out, afi ty to the valuo of $35.0. ¥ 13, Tri U EXCHANGE—HOTE OF 100-ROOM hatel, doing good baains (prinelpally boarders), wood locatton, tugether with furnitura oumpleta, fur tn- side proporty’at caah valug, Audress N 63, ‘Tribune of- ce. R} ne home, for unincumbered tuside propers rib thee hO EXCHANGI-3 Lots NEAR HIRD: st, aud Rtock-Yards; tors, luggy. and barnese (Coane & Tenbrucke huge); Loree centrot tn about minutes, 17 bands, Jot black, 6 years Old. Alea, 81,500 worth of furnitur’, ag good ae pow, to exchanus f ‘on South Side, on une cf tho avenues, near South B Inquire at Room 3 Methodist Churub Mock, ps 2,009 D Bh, 000 G, AND lots on 'Tracy- penlegton, Heights, farm in Ditools jute for city improved; will as itt of exchanges, Will loan 84,000 on fitinale MURIS & SHAW, 9 Methodist oods, worth from $5,000 ts 10,00, Ad- Jollet, Ml. : = TANTED—TO BUY—A COUNTRY NEWSPAPER and at aifice; part payment down, balanoo on time, Adddreas ‘N31, Tribune attice, ¢ Church Bloc > PO RXCHANGE—cHOICK CORNER LOT (CLEA L , for anything good. Addr . wet O14 Troune officn, i) small, ong medium, 13 South Water-at, WASTED CURAP | FORT GARI WO BAFES, HORSES AND CARRIAGES. “) Ustion—weste 2, Ii ANT WA BIING: Ba aM TPN PRT Se SRE A D SLE! TUESDAYS AND FRRI- shing to purchase borees at our place. ean have an epporwulty Uf trying Wom the day before sal that tiey may not be decuitads coh ao Bs % ad drivi nd a fing set of \WANtED POR SHIPMENT TO PENNSYLVANIA —Twenly horses front 4 to 8 yuare old, and waighing from 1,000 101,401 De. None Gut good sound burses wanted. Would like snine gout stupnars, Apviy, froin th to dath of January, to MELT CU., Beveer's Iloval, WI 1, eS Wostlanke: HOUSEHOLD GooDs, fg f RNITURK, HoUsRitOLD viet a a 0. iorchend| Went, WILLIS ‘3 WANT goods, heatiie br conkiug store ‘alles furutiare, oF ay 9 Q YOUNG MARRIED YOLKS NOW TA 1, the thus to atert bouseckesplug, ‘The low ‘of furniture, ding, ofe., and the erat prt pet Faduction in rents, combi imake this your oy it Nur & beluct stuck of furufture, carpets, wroatly reducad prices, on justa(in ‘attor Nedstcad In soson styles, It BEDSTEAD oly ropatd br visting ‘ istin uy eis ous an FOR SALE. JROR Bah OAKLEY COCKROACH EXTER in every caso, Contracie take, G AUCHUIE OL RLEY, 6 FOR HALE-OIRCULAR SAW MILL, SAWS, HAW saci cuglaess RAW. eecUSie A Woet aatiia gto ee POR SALK-TWO TRAINED HUFEAC POR rata rer twa ladivs In Kan drivoor oad Apply ta it. TURNER, 0 Kast Mt td __.._ PARTNERS WANTED, — bo,” SPI incr’ in. quod sraugliny, + Address Ted, Tribe MACHINERY. ‘TO PURCHASE. GOOD BECOND- band, tieam-engino ud boilor, tro tues pre shout 10 oF 12 uch eytludor, xe for frat: fun yrovod lota og Huuth Bi or addrusa ED BOOKS—OABII PAID VOR LAW, MEDIO‘ Cay arama NOL-NEW HRIGK STORE AND LOT Thirtiet! ue 14,000, in- ‘on tate. +, Val oumbrance #4,(4), wel iid Ike to exchange for # smuall, woll-inprovad farm (froe froin inowrmbrancs) pans sum quod towns worth Cromt 88,UN) to 8100. Ad- 433, Tribune ol ico, MO EXCHANGR-HOUBK AND 350) OF ground at St. Charlos, tlt., 34 miles from Chicago, clear, value 4,60, and some cas fora good livery 7 Addrowe 7 oft \WARTRD-T0 EXOHANGR Volt 4 SMALL ANT Well-lueated far 1 Ilinois and tho differences, or would exobango fur improved city property, # well-lm- proved plantation ins rich and healthy porilon of Missi sippd, contabung 463 acres of land, 3 niles fram M. & 0. Heit, (as Gow ntate of cultivation; frulte will fur tht, plkco: For particulars, a dr PRICY, bor 113 Okolons, Mina, LOST AND FOUND. Lost SUNDAY aN FSQUIMAUX DOG, 4 black ead spat on ba indier will be ‘l Towarded by leaving him at Lost EVER FOUND Labys book last Saturday, bearing the full ame and graplvorier, on Halated or Sadiaun money and ruturn pocket-book to Tribu TOR a RATURDAY — ON erate, 4 Washington and Stone 1 rol Blornceu, worn, eoutal Reward for sane at TBtat eutered hal uly hor things and say nothing. ~ [Opt oun ciara an’ Hae ne 4 far gvor ouo year: supnosed to bias " ‘ ile see ark her and conan Hou bles ua BR *Nasivelile, ; 0 -MONL TRRNOON, 1 wa seeHun ifvatnons Gelloger aids task et * taining 81or #5. «Will tho Ander be an aie ty tho owner, MATTIE O, NIXU: NDAY EVENING, 4 OHRSTNE ra old, about 164 hands, sear on forche: bad 'on blauket and utroiigle, Part Jeaving nfurimation of ur whoreabuuts at Br isicate av, willto sultably rewarded, a S10 REWARD oT tHe P Wwitd “roo: SLU the overcoat from 120 Throw Natusday even; fg, will return it he wil recsive the abure reward and wus aakad.. y uasy payinente, SINGS EWING-MACHINE.-PRINOIPAL OF. Site tittsuttewe, Alaa tnus auld ou monthly payiouutay 1d per veut discount fox oaslt ar Thy 5 UF a. J. MELCHERT, CITY te er Ifalsted-at. Machines sald og nants, routed and repaired | WANTED ENTS W. 0 Pit seni Fae ACTiie shutle sewing machlas, ub. Header!! Tuske. twodey sasiliog Ome Biuttle’ Shother you ato eaperienced iu thy Lusiness ur nut. if Jun wish to buy « sawing machiue for faully use, out ols Golarorm|ltahiye puatiuw to-save iniuey, address JON BON, OLARK & UU., Uhicags, Ik. W, ‘D: he Bol BO) AGeutot y Lay a cu. if esau second Feet f AY. he SITUATION HARE BU ION WANTED—BUSINES Is SD busincas. A thorough bookkeenor and active Ware Bian nf 26 genre, with unquestionable. tefnroueens decree gmployment tn any onpactty witha first-oluss intve, AG ‘ai, Tribune attics ITUATION WANTED_IN A TRAIN COMM IABION. poe a Gh aes aL . Can give good Folarnncons “Addrevs ReGl, Tribung wives, ot ETe Hood Trans. SHGATION WANIED-nY A COMPETENT UAR- wadreasitnuiecinialy Wor ie Laporte fader Please SITUATION. WAS =Al LASS GAT S SU ATION, WANTED ASB FIRST.OLASS GAR- ante Qt Mngiah gentioman, Addrae A, KUS- Misoclunnoons. SMVATION WANTED—WITIL A FIRST-OLASS | hows; can Ail most any pot t enecegiven, Address 0 a tiiane vitiee oGsiix neta SITUATION WANTE “AS TRAVELING BADR: man by an experionead uaintgiice, westamtamtinn Adi Trib ome SIZUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Domestics, SITUATION WANT 4) goneral housewor oat Side, for two daze. S!tuation wANTED— #9 fron uedo general wo: Diy at dil Parke SITUATION” WANT! ¥) American widow to du boat of reveron SST ATO, 3 ln f0 ni ad Weat Monte SITUATION WANTED—NY A BI Sitch to ont weak yi, fy) --BY A GOOD UIRT, Callzat No, 9 Yabuepiees, STED—BY TWO 1 housework in privat SPECTABLT family. all BWEDE GiRtT, or dogoncral hou: i Urerner-at. aitl, oF addres 3 r AV NUCEA girl, Bheurennthe SITUATION WAX »D work and sawing. A armall fautiiy, PI LA mC jens Unn get good refurone nN OND G A te take enre of weonple uf elite im work, Call Tuesday at No. hy orto dat ww West B Sivation wants A FIRST-Gi 8D in & private family with Pock-court..Iteforonces given. s Vs te SITUATION WANTED—As ©: PD tantly. Apply at 233 Upainire. SITUATIO: A COMPETENT GI YD tad general work Ins emali farnliy, oF seek : Road de RoE workin # small tals, of ezoad works ITUATION 2 LASS COOR Apply as lv DK IN A PHIVATIC ie-st., in the murning, NF _vitL sfamity, Under i Souths deifersin-st. N UWANTED-BY A G00D “GIRT, TO ash, Bad ron. Host of ret it ven it Please call fur two daga at 625 West Twoiltatcy WANTED—BY A GNUD GERMAN Hehen, dining, or chamt.cr work in private weallafier 10a. m., tor twa dase, at Huon q ents 0 » Pauifte Hock, curaer Clark and Vu Buron-atn, cheap at proses address IY SITUATIONS ¥) blo young gicl aad the other tod ANTED_RV, TWO_RESPRUTA. ono to sew and take gare of clillire: contd week or Uzht general hows. work, Pleaso call ur addrees 143 North Grooast., ataira, SITUATION WANTED- BY A NEW YORE DRESS. HD inaker, by dey or werk, in faruilios; ronkes fitting and tiimmin wclalts; first-class reference; terms rea- sonable North Franklinat, Employmont Agents. GITUATIONS WANTED-FAM IN WANT OF 5) cond Scandinavian and Gorn af MRo. DUSK L's office and "4 SITEATIONS WANT IN WAST oF +) firat-class fomale hy ad on abort natice by appli AP st Madisun-st. uM % ITUATION WAN’ YOUNG LADY WHO SD has had extended nxperience in alfien work: weltoe s pinin, rapid band. cAddrwes tia Telbune oitieg. MAN, WITH tutarest fn. a goud paying bus! oe Room We FOR SALE IN ONE inkisfous last sear over 34,0N. dregs X42, Tribune ule: J WISH, To, SELL sty at store altuated in Victor, lows ¢ TW to Has only Jaweley at tion of town 7 id doing a co7d business; roasun for soiling ajital required shout adc will gIve tino op Address or eallon W, P. HUNTUON, Jeweler, Vi Towa Conny, fa. JOSE 9E Tite BERT RuSTAT for aaly tor haif ita value; the sinoint ost convonlent of Its country; of ona uf tho best thoruugtarce In serything In 03d order: busin» wi Ml peivately kocora, fur cas By Ture: v whole of in pacts, Address MYBRRS © BUSH. iW. AL. HALGH, Atturucs-at-Law, Liouming- 12 SALQUN AND FI BLUE ISLAND-AYV., 4D toront of for sal My account of the desth of tha owner, Inquire rt. MHS. CHEPERT, STOVE AND TIN BUSINESS F ter opentug fora man to secura a good t fompetition; tocla and stuck a bargain. “Addn ‘Tritunw oftcu. ae PO SADDLERY-HARNES! mantfacturies—A yaluahlo silo. Appt 1 FOR BALI DTtal -eraopcr” patent for Miiladelp! 4 lot t aes = N STO Us 3 S15. OOO Ain disvieasune, en Jolnaucertices 8 be sting” 9 the. Adi Gad ENG fINANCIAL. ND OF 15 PER CUNT HAS hie Pd dd upon clara awainat th Hapk aud te how being paid to clatin the Hecuiver. J, De HAIWEN, 13 Wasliington-a NOMMERCIAL PAPFR AND BE YY TO LUAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ds, at LAUNDEIS private office, 120 Ran- bistied Wa SUIT ON REAL, PATATE, ractrod paper pauiod MLO: oun 22. BUMS TO aud MOSEY, TO. LOAN 1N SUMS Tu SUIT, merelal and mortgage notos ought anil snk Inane nade at 9 por veut. Roum 5 Honure Lio Mex Y TO LOAN FoOw 101 _ Fealontate, J. HENRY. v N CITY REAL ESTATE IN numa of $i,oui anid, upwards at, current rales. CHARK & ADAMS, Room 23 firyaa Block. \FONKY TO LOAN, AT UNION TRUST COMPA- Miss ‘on city huprovod property, fn sums uf 81,b00 and lous, i 85,00 OR RL AT 9 NT ON Bite proper ie. He BWELES Room 14, No. 4k Bout Clareat, $900 FOR 3 OR 6 YEARS AT 9 ANDS, bai von inside business property, ranted fur ‘all hotws ma iland f o’slock, or address 79 Hive! A 3.000 10 LOAN FOR 3 OR 8 Ceara ee oc chy real estate. GC. F, MALS! Hecat Ve a = ) 10 LOAN ON GOOD COLLATERATS $5,000 stotirentes FE OW 9 tmnrovad Inside property for B years, OLIVER BBSLY, 167 Washin; toned. $10,000, $ Sar J Aresde-court’ and | 2 = AY 35 () 000 IN HAND TO BUY COMMBUOTAT: ostuall it at 0 10a) Wide aallateral, and mortgage paper oul rf a, real (PO RENT—FURNISHKD OR UNFURNISHED ronan alii Ore withiui boar. far lodging oF Hgut housgkoepiug; ront very tow. sd Wabarhar, NO RENT-COMFORTABLE AND NIOELY FF PO nthed ronmeae Ti Mouroe-nt., Galt Block from ince, oom bs. te y Ta e FURNISHED ROOMS, GON. re ET duc clavers voseaito ft itghe Bouse: Keeping; alay ona singh t Kandolph-at, 10 RENT—TWO HING modern lasirurenionts for t ROOMS, FURNISHED, FO $1.00 per week; no children, it HOURR- 87 Atwans “STORES, OFFICES. &e. Store: MO RENT-FOURTH AND feot) rer Matson & C nd Munrne-ate 7 aig Btatarat, tout feut}s atanen tavat t vate Cloat feut); tens vjevator Sicellont sigacroouds iGKNE Bs PLL Hoo 6 162 Weary RKNT-A GUO Sif iin: tevin cplatied UF nnfurulatied, in a desirable Iecatity ht a ty fe ence in guud roi replace <a pe, Gate elope ie eet el Goud NEWHBOT. suttage. Ad~ dress, giving turais, Wa, ey V4 ENT A SMALL FUUNISHED ernie and To ease siglog ary and Hesatln, WO OR THAR OMS faruiture for e° eddross 1640, Peibuue ellos, ANT ‘O1 arog) 3 FOR LIGHT Waa Se eae Accross Vv). ube ooo no PERSONAL, QONAL—THI GRNTLEMAN WHO PASSRD Pinas uuutoriei ate oa Saturday Lah leu ‘up to-day ® and if fe, Gone: Hob ta ie a * Tere} Boney. Tent will be tesu Jor passing 90 ERAGON AL—WILE, PYRE Geri ‘bls wean bualu ‘aRaue™ Cath On 68