Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1875, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY THE JURY: DISAGREES. And Mike McDonald Again Escapes Punishment, Painfully Defective Memories of the Witnesses for tho Prosecution. Capt. Buckley's Ignorance Is Sur- prising Even in a Polico Officer, Tustice Boyden Contradicts His Tes- timony Before the Grand Jury. Judge Williams Threatens to = Have His Nomination Recalled. 4 McDonald Does Not Know Who Runs the Gaming-House. Jo and Al Hankina Escapo Through Boyden’s Kindness, Disagreement in Titcomb’s Case, ‘The Criminal Court yestorday devoted its on- tire time to the trial of various partics indictod for keeping common gaming-housos, The busl- ness included several cases which have boon ponding by reason of motions, continuances, ‘and numorous logal delays, since tho Novenbor term. The most notable was that of the notor!- ous Mike McDonald, the keeper of the infamous placo at tho corner of Clark and Mouroo streets, widely known ag The Store.” Tho other cases woro those arising from the recout searching in- vestigations of tho present Grand Jury, among which were tho Hankins brothors, and soyeral otheta possessing a similar bad notoriety. ‘Tuo interest in tho cases drew A LANGE crowD which entirely fillod tho seats allotted to specta- tors, ag woll as a large portion of tho area usu- ally occupicd by attornoys, witnesses, and at- Yendant bailiffs, ‘The uaual crowd of compls- tent vagrants, picturesque in its rage and dirt, and swelling with pride at its indepondence of vulgar toil, was prosont, and gazed and listened with an extraordinary intonsity of montal appli- tation, F In striking contrast to this squalid group was the array of the STONTING PRATERNITY, which considerate bailiffs supplied with comforts- ble seats inside the railing. They were probably more freo from aullying contact with honest toil than the veriest vagrant behind thom, but the ox- emption was not indicated by tattered garments and obtrnsive uncleanliness of person. They woro sleok, well-fed, self-satisfied gantry. They wore gorgeous in raimont of fine toxture and faah- fonsble make, aud ostentatious iu a display of superfluous jewelry. 2IRE yaa the most prominont personage among thin intoresting group, and ho waa gazed upon with the curiosity which is long and unfavorable notoriety has excited. There is nothing retiring or difiidont in Mike’s natnro, and consequently he did not shrink from tho vulgar gaze of the rabble which encircled the gallery, and filled the back rows of seats in the body of tho court-room. He took a chair at the table used by attorneys and report- ‘ers, at tho elbow of his attorney, Mr. Trude, with whom at the outset bo carried on an ammated and cheorful conversation, judging trom tho agreeable effocts it had upon tho counteuancos ol ee Boarcely leas prominent wore tho partners of thie influential citizen, HARRY LAWRENCE AND MONNIA MANTIN, both of whom aro known whorover tho faucinat- ing bunko boasts its strongholds, aud both of whom have been dear to the purse of many an unsophinticatod Grangor. ‘They took soats just ingida therailing, and maintained stolid silence thronghout the procecdiugs, Somewhat Joss prominontly brought into view were the [Hankins brothers, who found seats on tho rear benches among the vulgar rabble, and engaged in sober communion, John Dowling, Dirty-Bhirt Beown, Dan Kollogg, and othera of tie tana ilk, more among the crowd, e opening of the Court the first caso called was thut of Mike McDonald. > iatastintinel que guny, i he following jury was then impaneled: Minor T. Amos, Charlea Konnody, in, Poa- body, IL, W. Boveo, Moses Jones, J. W. Clonden- ning, . Ballors, Ernont Brandt, G, W, Gar- loch, 2, Ploog, James Kolly, E. 8. Jordan, ihe Rast, ee ee was tho firat witness examined. Ho tes that he did not know of tho goneral rennatine of “Tho Store,” He had boen informed by tho officers whose boats wero in ita vicinity that it was a yambling-bouse, Ho had nover goon do- fondant in the place, and had not bean there himnelf for ovor a yoar. ‘The Court—Capt, Buckloy, is it 8 part of the businoss of polico officers to koop out of gam- Dling-houaos ? Witneax—Yea, sir, Our officers have odera to enter thom only to quell a disturbance, or on occasions when thoy are noaded to make an arrest. Thoy had formerly been in tho habit of ‘going into them occasionally, Lut the papors began to blow abpnt thelr visit- ing gambling-houses to got victuala and drink, aud to binckmail gamblore, and the Suporin- tondont, therefore, hud issued an ordor prohibit- ing oficers from visiting gambllng-houscs ex- opt in case of propor emorgency, The Court—Then it iy the business of the po- lice-forco to know ag little about gambling- housca ag poraible ? Capt. Buckley wriggled in his ohair uneasily, when Mr, ‘Irudo came to his ralief and objerted tothe Court's taking a hand in the examination. ‘The Court—L Propose to know if the police sre doing their duty, and I propose to let tho public know if they are ahirking it, and abusing their position by ting gamblers, Mr. Trudo said ho thought the Court was atop- rine uta he Alte ot his duty, and was creat- Su uuwerrantable improssion upon the fur by letting them underataud hia fooling. jury Juslgo Williams roplied that he proposed todo Jin duty, and wea that justice was douo, and, if ‘he could not do #0, he would resign. Capt, Bucklay further explained that the police NOb make themsolvos oflcious in visiting gambling-houses, and he only kuew of the char- Sater of “Tho Store” through reports of lus Wen whose boaty wero in thio Vicinity, be repore enTORAL kNowtenar, porter for a morning papor waa the noxt witnous culted: Ho tostilled chat he had boon in the gambling-room over the saloon known ox Tho Htore.” His visita, principally, wore mada t November, when his profesmoual duties Nera of a character which required his gong thore, Ho had ween dofendaut thero several bells ud bad veon kim often sitting about a protabt Witness had always regarded Me- i onald a8 tho proprietor of ho place, though ha tad never heard bit acknowledge ay much, He a seen him on one occasion, about n yoar 8Z0, peshng faro, He thought ho waa part owner iad Reocral reputation. Defendant did not a, any ordera or directions indicating a super lon of the house whtlo witncas was present, th OY¥IGHR VAN VIIERDEN, t 1 Dext witness. testilled to eutering Mike's rouse by force during the troubles undor the ashburo administration, feudant in the place at the to bay Jo fouud the co- em rogroas. Tha could’ nok Yotecmber . n ever heard BMoDonald speak of Inmuslf Mike proprietor of the yauabling-house over ‘he Store.” His testimony was of a tovgeueral character to be of any groat service to the prove- cution. Hoe epoke of au occasion when Mike had rolinaly abiised Cees swore thet no — —. —— policeman should coms in fed amenialioul comein his house unless e attorney for the defense aaked witn; hadnot been in the habit of villing the house for the purpose of drinking whisky and conenming froo-lunchea. Van Viiorden doniod that ho was an habitual partaker of thene nourishing commodities, but acknowlodged that onca belug troubled with a summer complaint of an intestinal character, he Lad taken a glass of Brandy in. tho house.’ Ho had not heen con- tinually troubled with these intestinal dificaltios, Mr. Trude then attempted to show that the witness was 8 villain of the worat type; that ho had kept a house of prostitution in Denvor; that ho had played.the soductivo but thievish gamo of drop-case” in Montana, and that ho had savod his neck from the noose by flight from Abelord, whose Vigilanco Committeo were Roing tohang him, Tho witnoss was closely oxamines on these alleged dark pointe in bis history. but ho imperturbably deniod that he had ever boen a horac-thief, gambler, or koepor of a houso of prostitution, ‘Mr. ‘Trude then askod witness if he had not been discharged from one of the city railway companies for indulging in tho practice of “knocking down,” Mr. Van Vilorden said ho had never increased his Aoncial resources by any such operation. ‘Mr. 'Trudo for a timo relinquished tho assault upon tho private record of the witness, JUDGE DOYDEN was thon callod, Ic endeavored to recull a con- yersation with McDonald, which lingerod faintly in his memory, but with only partial succoss. At the timo, bo remombered that McDonald told bim that ho was fitting up a nico place, aud that it waa costing hima good deal of money, It was a qonoral conversation, and whether it contained matter bearing more noarly upon the caso than the abovo romark ho was uneblo to recollect. ‘Cho witness was doparting, when be waa rocallod by tho Court, who askod him if ho did not stato to the Grand Jury that this dofend- ant had confesacd to him that ho was the pro- pristor or keopor of the house, . Justico Boyden replied that ho told the Grand Tury that Mike had netthor admitted nor donied Sudgo Williams—Givo ns tho converantion of which you spoke to the Grand Jury, ‘ e Justice Boydon—What J related to the Grand Jury was: wudee Wiiliame—TI don't cara about that. I want to got at the convorsation between you aud McDonald. ‘The wituess said tho conversation rofarred to galoons and gambling-houses, but ho was unable to recall anything oxcept ita gonetal tonor, It was something about ‘The Btore,” the cost of ita furniture, fittingr, ete. The Judgo was obliged to relinquish his attempt to get at the bottom of the niattor, OFFICER BARTHOLIN yas thon placed on tha stand, He know the de- feudant and hin place of business, but could not detinitely associato him with gambling-opern- tions, A bit of laughter was created by Mr. ‘Vrudo's avking him if the police force, especially when Waabburn wan Chief, wero not frequently affected, a8 ex-Ofticor Van Viiorden hind beon, with acomplaint which required a good deal of Dandy, and if thoy were not in the liabit of go- ing to gambling-housos to procuro it. DETECTIVE DIXON noxt testified, at tho solicitation of Mr. Trude, who was inclined to ronew the attack upon Yan Viierden'’s pnet character, Witnosa could testify to nothing but rumor, which told many bad stories about Vau. “DILLY” PINKERTON next testified that Van's reputation among oflicers of tho force was not good. ‘The principal in the cage, the redoubtable M'DONALD HIMSELF, then gave the concluding testimony in hia caro, Me wuarrated his story with groat readi- nose, and in tho coolost and most straight- forward manner. Ho said that it had been the common practice of polivo officers under Washburn to ask money from gamblers. 'Thoy ured tocome around him every day, and almost every hour, Atoue time be gave’ Van Yiiordon a dollar to got some oyntera, as ho paid ho was very hungry. Asa ganio was going on, it way necossary to remoyo .all gambling-implo- meuts whenoyor an ofticer made his appearance, ‘This caused a good deal of trouble, aud he gave the peeler the dollar in hopes he would not come sround again during the evening, Van Vhordon had not been away five minutes when he came back with anotheroficer who required a lit- tle nourisument, He had ofton given policomen trom $2 to $5 to alay away during agamo. In roply to a question as to what caused him to ox- hibit such an interest iu keeping the game froo from disturbance, the imperturbable witness said he bad been a wituoss, and ho desired to seo the boya nave thoir fua without being annoyed ; he did not like tobe disturbed himself. Tho witnons oxplainod that ‘The Store,” which was a place dovoted to the ante of liquors and cigara, lad no connection with the gambling-dou up- stairs, On being cross-examined, Mike said ho rented ‘Tho Store from a man named Edwin Walker. Ne did not know who rencod tho rooma aboy He had no interest in the operations there iad no money in the gambling-louse; had paia in none; was not respousible for any of ite losses; went thero but acldom, and had noth- ing at all todo with it. His partners in “The Store” were Harry Lawrence aud Morris Mar- tin, who shared with him in the profits of tho saloon business. Ile had never dealt faro in the rooms up-staira. ‘Tha caso was then given to the jury, the Conrt giving instructions, among which waa ouo to the effect that the jury might exclude. tos- timony tho falsity of which they bad good reason to boliove, DOWLING 8 CASE, The case of John Dowling was next tried, Froderick Heil), the young manin jail for om- bezzloment, who attributes hia ruin to thejwiles Of the Hankins’, boing tho firet witnews calfod. Ald, Harry Richardson, the attornoy for the defendant, stated to the Coyrt thet lus oliout had beon tried and acquitted on the same charge but a fow woeks ago, aud the testimony in tho preg- ont caso should be confined to a knowledge of operations since that time, ‘Tho Court ruled that testimony must be con- fined to the time that had elapsed since the for- mer indictmont was found. Hicld aud Dixon, the only witnosses in this caso, bad not been in Dowling’s house during this’ timo, and be was consequently dis- charged. ‘The jury in this case wag ablo to agree, finding no difficulty in returning a verdict of ‘nob guilty," and John went his way rojoicing. JENRY TITCOMD, Tor ‘Titcomb, connected with the gambling astabiizhmont at No, 71 Monroo, camo up uoxt. Detoctives Slayton and Gallacher deposed that ‘Titeomb ance told thom he was owuer of tho gambling-rooms at this place, Tho case was given tothe jury afters fow romarks from tho lofendant's counsel and tha States’ Attorney. AL AND JEFF, Mr, Trude thon took occasion to state to the Court, in behalf of Al and Jeff Hankins, that they had appeared at the Sauth Hide Police. Court a short time provious, and od been flued $50 each for tho offense for which they were now undor indictment, Aa thoy could not be pun- ished twice for tho same act, he maved that the cason against thom be diumissed. The Judge took his viow of tho matter, and acceded to hig roquent, Mr. Reed looked upon this as_a sharp dodge, and characterized it as such in no moasured torms, Such actions, Le raid, on tho part of po- lice magistrates took the proper punisliment of giiablere out of the handa of tho Criminal Coart. ‘hoy should, he thought, hold thom over to that Court in sufliclont bonds to secure their appear- auco, I'he protonged absence of both jurie thero being uo further material with wich to make a panel, necounitated a postponement of othor trials, ‘The juries romained out until half- past 5 o'clock, when they entered the court-room and roported: A DIFAONEEMENT IN RAOH CASE. The voto on McDunald stood nino for acquittal a three Tor con iesioy aud on Titoomb the jury Was equally divided, The court then wd- journed until 10 o'clock to-day, aa ‘Tho trial@devaloped 4 BTRONG RELUCTANCE upon tho part of police olllcors and others to tes- tify agaluat theso maxuates aniong the gambling fraternity. Capt. Huckloy’s testimony was marked , with painful proof of his ayor- slon to give evidence in those caves, and ha wriggled and squirmed under the ro: marke of Judge Williams a9 if he was ina very unoumfortablo frame of mind. Iie auswors to all questions wero vaguo and indefinite, and em- braced information only of avery general and yaluelewd charactor, JUNTICE ROYDEN'S conduct in the witnous utand was the eubjoot of much unfavorable commont. It appears that hie textiinony waa in strange conflict with that given by him bofore the Graud Jury, when, it iu ssid, he stated clearly and povitively that Alo- Donald had told bim be was the proprietor of the gambling-roome over "The Store." Knowing of that, Judge Williams endeavored to draw similar ovidence from hin featerday, bee without auccoss, though his wcarching qaoutions caused the South-Side police magistrate to writhe with the contention of conihctiug emotions, Whon he had left the court-room. Judge Will- jamw was wo thoroughly incoused that he sent him at onco a letter requewting him to explain the obvious mconsisteuce between his testimony before the Oourt and that bofore the Grand Jury, or bo about fot hue duty to ask the 0 oon i Justice of the Peace. us APROUEEASIE M4 TALKING TO THE JURY, Ata late hour in the evenin ath McDonald case boing «till on! them in to ascertain bow shi Jory in the the Court called ey biood, and why they remained ont no long, and wna informed that there waa no probubility of their agreeing; that they then atood six for conviction and six for acquittal. ‘T'ho Court addressed the pire, and thought it very ringular that in the trinl of jetty criminals they found no trouble in return- Tied Verdict, aud gonorally gave the offender fram ono to thres yoary in tho Venitentiary, whorons, in casos of ‘this nature, they decline to coma toa conclusion. The Criminal Court, he eaid, might aa well adjourn indofinitaly when juries rofuned to agreo, as was tho caso with juries trying theso cavou,—that tho day was fant approaching when they would bo ecampellad to finds verdict in charges of the natura of tho McDouala indictment, After these pointed re- marks of tho Court, the jury wore discharged from furthor considering the case. THE RIVALS. Mr. Lo Moyne Introduces Some More Witnesses. Jimmy Walsh Protests Against tho Law's Delays. Mr. Ward Withdraws, LE MOYNE-FARWELL, THY TWENTIETH WARD AGAIN. Tho Le Moyne-Farwell contest waa resumed yesterday morning. Tho cage waa oponed by the contest going back to the Twenticth Ward, First Procinct. ‘Tho object of tho move wan said to bo to givo the ward all the discredit possible, with the hope of baving ita vote thrown ont by Congress, which would secure Mr. Le Moyne'’s election, The first witness called was JAMES GNUEN,' on the part of the contostant: He testiflod that ho resided at No, 120 Illinois etroet at tho tino of the oloction, and was 8 legal voter in tho Tirst Precinct of tho Twentieth Ward, oe attempted to vote for contestant, but tho jndges refused to take his ballot, saying bis namo had already been voted. IIo knew one Janica Scully who bad lived at the same place, aud sho voted at tho election, although bo had beon dead over a year. No such parties as James Ticket, G. F. Swartz, Albort Bwartz, Louis Green, Vat Mack, Join O'Brien, H. Sniderly, J. Barrott, or J. S. Fito- hill resided at the houses, A man by the name of W. I. Hickman had resided there, but at tho time of tho election Le was living in tho iret Ward. Cross-eramined—Io was not registored in tho First Precinct of tho Twentieth Ward, and when offering to voto did not present an allidavit that ho was a resident and legal voter of the ward. Ifo did not kuow how many James Greons lived inthe ward, uor bow many Jamos Scullya lived inthecity. Ho did not see James Scully after hin death, and did not know of his own porsonal knowledge that he was dead. Ifo hai ixited Hickman, end know that he lived in the First ard, Mr, Le Moyno then gave notice that to-day ho would call additional witnesses, of which notico had not been already given. Adjourned until 2 o'clock, in the sbsonce.of other witnesses. ‘At 2 o'clock tho contest was continued, all par- tics bowg present. PATRICK SHIELDS was sworn: Ho testified that ho bad resided at Nos, H8 and 120 Kinzie stroct sinco the tire of 1871, keoping a hotel and Loarding-house. Pat- tick O'Brieu had boarded with Lim, but left ba- foro the election. ‘Lhe witness was then asked if William Roboris, Nobert McDonald, Goorze iider, G. 8, Carr, ‘thomas Welsh, Thomas Haughton, Patrick Lynch, James Watson, Will- iam Gettengson, and Patrick Tinsey, were in- mates of hia house. Ho roplied that he did not know Gettengson and Tinsoy, but tho othor names were familiar, but he did not know of their ever stopping with him, Io kaew Kubert MeDonald, who had resided in his honae privr to the election, and also a man by the uame of Haughton, but he uid not know his first namo, He thought tio left before tho olection, * Cross-eramined—He had twenty totwenty-five boarders, but did not know all their namo, He did not know rositively whother O’Brien left lis house bofora election-day or not. Hanghton was not at his house at tle time of tha election. By mutual-agreemont an adjournment was thon had until to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock, At tho resumption of tho contest, Mr. Le Moyne proposes to havo nu additional Notary, so that tho taking of evidouce can bo facilitated. The additional Notary has not heen agrood upon, uor is it known whether Mr. Farwell’s attorney will agent to the proposition. — ALDERMANIC CASES, NO ALPRECIABLE PROGRESS SADE. Tho ples in abaroment to the jurisdiction of tho County Court in the case of Walsh ve, Gun- derson—napirants for the Aldermanship of tho Eleventh Ward—was to hava been filed yeator- day, but, owing to tho absence from the city of Leonard Swart, counsel for Mr. Gunderson, an application was mado by Mr, Burvy, aasociato counsel, for a continuance, Mr. Burry stated that Mr. Swott waa in Yank- ton, Wyo. 'T., and he desired a little further time in which to plond. Mr. Knickerbocker, for Wateh, &aid that coun- sel had intimated that a pleain abatement to tho “jurivdiotion of the Court was to be tiled; tho Preparation of the ploa was » amall matter ; and it seemed to Lim it should be filed in accordance with tho order of the Court. The hearing of the Argument upon the plea could be arranged aftor that was diaposed of, Tho Court asked if there was any assurance Mr. Swett would return within ton days, Mr. Burry was contidout of it, and not think tne contestant wonld be injured by a little dolay, Mr, Knickorbockar replied that the contestant would bo injurod in this: ‘Pho term of tho oflice wad tivo years, and the counsel for the contostes in this cago and in the othor (Kirk vs. Corcoran) had piven out thut if the decision were advorso i to them they would appeat to the Suprema Court, ‘The Court—The canes cannot be got into the Baproms Court before September, Mr. ailokurtmeer Indica from my expo- al rlonee, it is doubtful if the textimony could’ be put in between now and Hoptombor, If the case wero to be heard in tho County Court, he hoped somo arraugemont would be made by which tha evidouca whould bo taken before s ministerial ofiicerand theu filed. If taken in opon eourt, dolays would occur from timo to tine, ‘The Court did not think any harm would bo dons by pasaing the ouso ovor for a week. Mr. Knickerbocker remarked that, if the Court woro iuctined to grant thocontinuancs, it should bo understood that tho plea be ontored and tho arguincit be heard when Mr, Swott came in; aud that, if the plea to the jurisdiction was over- rutod, tho contostos be required to plead inatan- ter, or within a very short time, to the meritu, ‘Tho Court—That stipulation should be made, Mr, Kunickerbockor—fho continuance is asxed merely for ppecuiatize purposes. It ia probable that they will uot file any ploa at all, a Mr, Isurry—We will haya to way something un- dor tho next rule, Mr. Knickerbocker asked whether, if a day wero fixed, he (Hurry) would be willing to say that the niatter should ho at issue, either upon tho ples or upon the merits, ‘Two months had Passed elnce tho nut wax begun, and the policy Of the other side sccmed to be to tile all the dilatory pleas kuown tu the law, The Court—I will continue the caso antil Thuraday week, Mr, Knickerbocker urgad that the plos be filed a day or two before, wo that ho mitt havo an Opportunity to examine it, and bo propared to go on with thé argument at the appolnted tim sane Court ao ordered, and the counsel left the ———— WARD-~HARRISON, ‘THE FORMER GIVES UP THE CONTEST, ‘The partiosintorestod iu the Ward-Harrisoncon- toated election casa met in tho comuittce-room of tha County Commissioners, County Buildings, youterday morning, when Mr, Luoth, attorney for Mr. Ward, formally withdrew the contest sud yielded the seat to Mr. Carter H. Harrieon, contestes. The session adjourned, and Mr. Har rixou at once starced for Kentucky to be-prevent at the bedside of his mother, who fa roported lying at the point of doath. eee 2 ieee es * THE HENNEPIN CANAL, Specwat Dispatch to The Chyeace Tribune, Drs Moves, 1a. Jan, 25,—Iows is much ine terested in the Hennepin Canal, and it wi}l make Conalderable difference, also, to the Bale ss to JANUARY 27, 1875. where tho wostern outlot $4 fired. The largeat graiu-abipping intorest iu Central Iowa in in far vor of the Rock Istand termiration. A fow dava nince Gov, Carponter recnived a ‘latter from A, Js Whitney, tha resident engineer of tho Ponnaylrania Canal Company, which ha closes with the following reference to this water-route project: Tiiotica a project on foot at Wathington for a canal from the Hilnoie River ty the Misninnii pi, bear Rok Inland, in which you and your penple are mort ine terented, | No dovibt you have gleen the auliject proper cunnideration, and {in not necessary for me to enlarin upon the advantages of ntich an improvement to your Alate, and the grain-growing futervats of tha Wert, A. water ling from the laken to tie Minsiselyyd Teiver, if properly built, to mect the demands of the aye (cheap transportation), would learen the ront of tratuxportation of grain from the Btate of Tows to Chicago at Ireat one-half, and the enhanced value of grain would pay for the cont of the canal in a very short tle. ‘The difference fu tlie cont of moving rain nver the New York Canal compared with the cost cf moving grain by rail {u the West Will ehow at onco the advantage ta bo guined, Grain incarried from Hitfala to New York City, 493 mnfles, by canal, for from 9 to J] cent per Hualtel, Compare this with the coat of transportation in the Went for the sume distance, aud you will readily nee the advantage of water lines, One water Iiue acrone the State of Tifnola would reduce and regulate tho price of freyhta more elfectuaily than any other tuovement that can be made, = SEBASTIAN CABOT AS A DISCOVERER, w. oole ns t% Critic, the Bditor of The Chicago Tritune: Cuicado, Janu, 26.—1 have resd Mr. Poolo’s criticiem of Mr. Faatman’s paper on the Cabota, very carefully, twice, and cannot imagine what ho {a trying to prove. I3y his heading, * Credit to Whom Credit Is Duo," he convoys tho impres- sion that tuo Caboti ought not to bo credited with tho discovery of Amorica, and leaves it to bo inferred that the popular ascription of the honor to Columbus is founded on the true facta of tho case. ‘To mako good hia point he indulges 1m 9 disquisition on the alleged Cabotian voyage of 1494, and rightly adjudges it to bo apoc- ryphal. But what can his purposo bo in all that ? Does not everybody acknowiodgo that Columbus dix- covered American islands in 1492? On tho other hand, if Mr, Poole's object is to prove that tho Cabots aro not entitled to tho credit of priority in the discovery of the Amori- can Continent, why waste his words on the voy- ago of 1494? Why doce le not dixprovo the fact that in 1497, Cabot suw Nova Scotia onthe same yoyage in which ho touched at Cape Breton? A Alance at tho map will show that he could not have thought Capo Breton was an island, with- out having acon Nova Scotia, Suroly Mr. Povle dlucs not suppose that the itigouious artifice of inserting hyphens among the words ‘new found land,” in the calendar of State Papera from which le quotes, will convince any historical student that ‘Nowfoundland * and nothing besides Newfoundiand fs meant, If, then, Cabot saw Nova Scotia in 1447, and. Columbus did not see the continent ll 1193, what purpose has Mr. Poole had m showing that the voyage of 1494 is mythical ? ‘To aestroy Cabot's credit for priority in the discovery of the continent, it will be necessary to show not meroly that the evidence of the Cahotian voyage of 1494 ia inadmissible. but aleo that, whon Cabot in 1497 thougut Cape Ireton waw an island, he had not oon Nova Scotia. Failing in this, it would bo wecessary to prove that Columbus was within sight of the continent before his voyaue of 1493, And it ie not far wrong to say that not all the lawyers on bi th vides of tho Beecher business are equal to the problem. Mr. Poole had evidently better try again. As Oxp Resipusr or Catuay, Biiston, Baas pher’ A POSTHUMOUS PERPLEXITY. Snectat Drapateh to The Chienas Tribune, Des Moines, In., Jan, 26,—About six montha ago a mau of considerable woulth diod in this cvunty, An administrator was appoiuted of hin cetate. Ila wifo survives him, with a prompect- ive heir, Tho administrator can do nothing nbout the estate until the coming hoir appears. ‘Yo complicate the afair, tho decoased had former wife, by whom bho had children. Sho died, and before her death he mado a will, in which he dovised his property among’ the children by that marriage. Ile outlived hus wife. Hothen married again, and soon after died. An effort is made by the heirs to forco 4 tuttlemont of the estate, but tho Court yields to the mute prorest of the posthumous heir, and stays ail proces lings, TO EXCHANGE, ROVED Goun idings, 3m XCHA IM ORE, ALRO farrs. p WILL EXCILA atock of gid Gooit barains, UCK-FARM~ di, to exchange, uwuer, at W Wastingtunat., frutn 9 to 1a. 1 ia CHANGE — 1,200 FEE URL! on po, 7 ESR, Pauiina-st., uceih of Wert Taylnrst., aubject to tn- curabrances made fur Icans; will trade for farina of out side property; would asenna some incumbeance un long thao, UCT € BOND, 87 Doarbor INO EXCHANGE-A” DESIRATLE 1 donen tu dersy City, aecesstbin to business f li Sido Clicaza vr Kenwood proparty; will A for veskdones with suporior f Chicago ro excita AL ory and conteetione: roady (or work; toney roasonu for tia at business; investigation invited. D ‘OIA GOOD STRGLE ouniy, Wis.,titlo cient, wal Abstract turniaied. Adsress 24%, ‘Trivans ott tr? 23 AN! LARGE © ots, inenmbervd, for woin gyehiesde Wa bo givon. JUN Washingtan-xt. o LOST AND FOUND JPOeND =A CORAL HAR DHOD, | OWNE all and idontiiy rame at It and 165 Laski ed on th ld, Gfeot 10 tuches high; A complexivu; blun you; ruund face. {henk(ully ruceived by his slater, ‘a TAN, Nashivillo, Tenn, OST-PACKAGE NEW “TAHLE TANEN. , TAT iSite wilt bavpeld for ts tutdrn 10. Rasa @ MeConale MMGp ec Regine ae ee Ost—hEWAKD WITT, WE PAID FOR RETURN J ofa dray receipt-book, Inet botwann our atoro and 024° AS Saliroad depute GILLET, MCOULLOUI & COs, WSourn Water-at. mee OST-SUNDAY EVENING, IN COTTAG Indisna-uee, botwaan want narrow Jot bragolat, inlaid with tira will bo rawardod out foaviag it at Room 4 for exer ai or Woun: of baat fi Portiant Hock, ste re LAT 4. Ratatday moruing, © by adiruslng OB, Tribune ollive, = USTHA LITTLE WITH POGDT. oF ear: lust this avoning, at bo'olock, jwugetnon-st._ Rolara and recetvo reward. eD—-MONDAY ek—frou the ourner of Cami H bay miaro with two bind foot white, USIAT. HACQUEE an be returned at fair Hupre sallon hor bully; bad on sadille an ap round ber neck whon lot. Any paren iets E, & 1. GOUD'S. machine.sto will bo rewarded. STRAYKD—OR STOLEN] A BROWN MILCH COW, Si with crumpled borne, years old. Any porate a liberal: furning the sama to 127 North Murgan-at., will Jy rewarded. N. 24 ABOUT 4 P. ad harness from on LaNall 615% Hands bik, sorrvl, pa on furehoad; silyor many ani 't buguy paluted ifack, with light blue et be yeliuoly; liars Fly nes, afugle strat tr Hinwa, Lyon blade. A tiboral reveard will Be pald tor return of ny information that inay lead ta d, WUMDICK, 4 HOUSEHOLD GouDs. 315 PARLOR SUITE, 7 i. ENTIRELY nuw, fer eulo at 801, Atow guy auwinuy-machine tor A $25." Micbigun-a p = ! [gLeGANT WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, 7 TIFORS, ty “cororud stort» vi auinely upholstore 1) two manttie ayo, pricg 870. "PARTNERS WANTED. DARTNER WANTED ‘ahd paying of aclive mau, Call | LD BO BILPAID YOR LAW, aud al Wie OLAIRVOYANTS. AADAME RRA THI WONDEREUL GYPSY Ne eteey SgH Litemte: su Wet Madinuaas.; Tom 4. DIVORCES. JP) VORGES LEGALLY OUTAINED NOT FRAUD. uluniy—Keus alice docres. Ven years’ practice In tne courts uf Onicaga. Address Post Oith INSTRUCTION. ESSONS IN ELOCUTION — PARTICULAR AT. tentlo: to favuniles ad wadying for the wage, by MALS a eat ie Route ak a : CITY REAL ESTATE. JPOR SALE quatereat 19. rent Si the north bf feet of Tet Sin Boeke th, O, te jengn, on Franklin-st.. Madteon, ant front, gor Chit Franklin-st Maa 1 4 joe; and-third eas, balance fivn years at 9 per cont ores a QOeners of the trea quarter ta tinproy ‘Thie uowtvited one-quarter must. bo auld, and ty any wishing to invest in the bualnesn conten of thiacity wocan And wild make sean nngsual opportunity. A. It, JACK SON and W.P. GRAY, Aanignces of 8. P. funt, Room 17, Io) Washingtonat. s OR SALE-ON | WARREN-AV,—00 FEET BE tween Wood and Lincoln sta, Dor td fect botween Loasitt and Onkley- 24 of 44 font horwenn Oakley-at. ae feet on soutunast corner of ate, nd Western ‘Van Huren a GEO. M. HIGGINSON, Ttral estate uffice, No, 94 Washington. HK CHBAPEST LOT IN THEE CITY. trast fronton For A¥., noar Thirty-tiret RY KO! 74 Washington-at. i IN TH UEC me 3 ents-sreand and Twentsit hosts and Wentrorthcar. Late ur socks for Foineuty, for inyestment or fur baildars any HIGGINSON, No. % ¥ PT, BETWEEN and ‘Rtate-rt, ‘A goinl op contractors, hington-at. ‘OR RXCIA FOR OTHE erty and resnral hundsed dollars to pay back interest =4lotn on Leavitt-st., annth of North av.; alto house and Jot on Unkle; north, of Notth-ay.” Valued at 87,00. ULRICH & BOND, #7 Dearborn-nt POR SALE T WILL SELL NEW TWO STO AND baroment hoose and Iut nn Polk-st , near Leasitt; bi tris, bath-room, hot and cold waters near for $4,100, ball cash, main io Chicago, will jaSalte-st schools, and church ean show an gaud @ u RC, SPROOLK, POR SALE-ON MONEY ronm haan with Jot for 93,0 ian aa tirat payment, I, U, STONE: Madteon: JOO}, SALEGRASD iain of the oxst 4 of th Acres fronting Mi ruta on 102 Haat Randolphient, BALE-DAKWOOD ROUCHVARD — FINE at great bargains toth ota who apply at once. ano cheaper or more desirable property, Will he mare. ab SATAS WAT 14 Chamber of Commnarce. JOR BALK-FRAME HOUSE, & ROOMS, ON OAK: Presbycorinn Church swt, Wala. en most desirable Jocaticns in the cliy, s ‘ 154 LaSalt Joop BALI oo ON hor, west frunt; cheap. Polk, east front, rorr au dacksot Ballo-at. ron. 34 east of 44 feot on Canals HAD & CUE, 1: LaSalle-st. TON Pouiery Vv. rena, MEAD & COW, 185 La- WO SWEAT A ‘alifurnia-ac. ‘Two jets on Watror of Californinay, MEAD & COE, 155 LaSallo-at. [POR Sabre RANGE FOR outs by 3 “N i reaLostate the building kavwn aw Nos. 64. 4, 79, and it Adaingsts, with lo years! frase cfgroind. Anply to. ELA, Ke 25 ‘ SUBURBAN REALESTATZ. Pron sabe on tur ay : city timits—Two prime bargatop. 07 Washington-st, Jee, Sale lots in Egandals Ina buildiey Sevor chotee Hydo Park aud Qakland depate obeap for cash PHOS, AE he Roar OF THE MATSUN WILL, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE<CiteAD, A GOOD FARM SITUATED om publis rou, cnly [ mille fromm ono of the best grain, and stock markets'in thit State, aud comvenfent to gond schonls, clarches, urite, uneshaif cant, balance tune and twa sears, For particulars call ou of addeess Wy 18 Souch Ciark FOR SALE. OR EXC of M0 acres, within ab 5 how railroad, wuitablo tor isiats matty GERTY, Room it stg from OR RALE-AT A GREAT SACRITICL greatest bargain yet otlered. We ished cuttige, with threo lot AN sell for 4475, one-half cash, baluoce on long t tly this oppartunity of seentox & tme Lar une-third ite value, Stuat call soon, PHILPUT & HONORE. 09 Dear- horneat, Moun 1. Ye an une ‘REAL ESTATE WANTED. want UY For H-MOUSK AND Tot, be Teievy-firnt_ and Thirty-2t of State or vicinity, worth from #5.tx! to 43, 060 Abargain, Address, stating Jocetim and ‘ful lors, H.W. CUAPSE, cary Carriur BOARDING AND LODGING. Sonth Sido, SO) YAN BURENST., cokveR oF Tump-ay.— ¢ Dolighitul rout nicely durnishe?, single of en nite, Wit OF Without rd, at reasonable rate YITQ MICHIGAN. HUARD AND PLEAS. D109 faruished (rout room. ‘Terme reasonable, 418 ANB 20 Wanasita, 1) HOARD FOR ANT y FURNISHED eaten. €4'to $8 per meek, with wae EYL MICHIGAN-§ tae ron for two, witt the b “Table boarders accuumadated. 150 INDIANA-AV.-RUUMS TO RENT WITIL or without Loard, Stages pass the door, te i 185 of buard, a: mudorate Vest Side. SOUTH PEORIA-ST.-FURNISTIED ROOMS, wlth buard, at 35 and Super meek. Hotets. WALBASILAY, Eirnt-s day-board, 3 path aes DWOTED, fi h accumniodations aa at a well-regulated Lotel. eaing-rocm, brary, sewing-room, and bath. ruin, with bot and cold water'on eacu floor, Yas be nh In operation over eit years, furnishing a comfortable and happy bonve fir many hundred tady boarders, hott ye and transient. An entice aucceny froin te 0} Vuiding throughunt heated by ate Ladies frum the conntry, on busin waaay Hytel g qulot and pleaeaut, ste. Price, por 7 rerular board, by tho BETW sip ranaient, $1.50 NEYADA HOTEL, AN "Madieon and Stent Wook; tu ina rouin, tu $2 por day. lignted by mil iind the pring pine e, 6 MUSICAL. KGAIN-AN ENTIRELY NEW AND. VERY Tyeetave pianuforte, with urer- tachment, full fron frame, aud net grand action; fn riclily polls mnobliags, rexponting plyntly fine Tull, ret, and poworfal tu made by Lighta, J rantocd In every Frshnot a.) Tal or 8 55 Micldya PUNG LADY TEACHER ‘ and boardina tal ily part {nstraetion In vocal rotal nuvie; lucation between ‘Twelfth aad te and CASE OF Stateest; best Of recom ‘Address MUSIC, Tribave ater, DID ROSEWOOD) PIANG, 4-ROU VO, Nearly ners, Worth LHW, will “sell for Also, an clegant cabinet organ, rivh wal: h youeerwd, used only one mntt a bought to-day for 8125 casa, v prok SUE ETP, aes a Ue Pete wrand, ‘square, aud upricht, aro for salo only at KIMBALIS, cornas Btate an Adamssts, POR SALE—AT A BACIIFICE—A NEW PIANO, ts sugguromacd in toup sad dnish, at3:l Unk-st., near 0 In ES TROOS i ROOM seat stele ke Wa ND PIANOS OF pen, 34 vA is Haltot, Day teinway, Tight & Cou, and other tuskuks. $175 tu ein. W. W. KIS \f ASO AL ctared by itieros ty bo da mnpacatin, for paymunta muntly, quacterly, extend igs ope year Gr luuter, Heatran rans at ditforent intorvals, ton with privilege ut with price list, froo, ‘¢ HAMIL CO,. 8) aud ey Aduin DIANOS AND URQANS TO RI i FoR sale. WW. KIMBALL, State TSOM MISA Ls sy UPGUT PraNos, 7, OCTAY 22 rosewood ene aso, Gornne Stato a 7 ade by Lighte, estdonee 613 Mieigan-ay, MISCELLANEOUS, | NY KIND OF DE or mechanical, furnslicd wt roux reun LAW INCH, BIGOTIEEUS, 225 Wi Ll, CASH PAID FOR CABT-C (fh miseelanen gecds of all ki JONAS GELDEAYR Loan Office, 52 uarantee with t ARTISTICAL fo pricss, Ads 2 Uni TUR WARANCE clogaut farsi A for tale at gun A 2 mink junit onl or Diack Ivor mult and collar FE All waren Residence G43 Alicl- . Att elegant: Fronch at Gow tar $10. A gunnine tly fur $6, A whito French oruino ast, Hirat-claas now and porfect gouds. Agana, nts ry OF Wounsovket, it, 1, dvaltes to correspond with, the party in Chicags wi advertived su tho New York Trib Von secure ayo. ottecin, Ig Cu-uper- fem mitt Devt qual: Would lie to bear from aby ux to du tho same, BIDS WILL HE REGEWV Md juluer work, plumbing, plastering, aininog tor tive brics Lulldta Fulton Cottage Gravo-av., m1 int Lowest competent contiactats, with guull security Job. ‘Ta be let Reb. by P83, Plans aud apocttinal ‘eoraor Thirty-nintheat, and Cottage Grey RUBE EXORLI. W \ 1) BUY” W Fy gobs, worth fra deous Hos Geet Suite tte av. DA LETTER, PH Gd to p1U,000, A HORSES AND OAR RIA GES, ENTLEMAN LEAVING THR © whole, vutire vatabiiehiuent, ¢ faet fannhy t , “Ustuor OF wcparal “Va ties Cones Will got w bar fiat abu private bare abt Foar of rusidenoe, 8 Wabavlav. WANTED--MALE NELP. Bookkoovors, Cloris, dc. WANTED <A CITY SALESMAN “ACCUSTOME! io approaching the geucral pubilie, Atinterrinw, Address Xl, ‘Tribune otfice, Trades. WASTED-c00D HELPER FOR TRON WAGONS AY “and boresbooing. G, IIANEN, Eranstan, ANTED § WATOMAKER, ADDRESS WAST iol, BAT OMAR ise pears GQ VWanzep—- GOOD, BREAD AND PASTRY akor to goAshort distance in the cooatry, In- quire eanat, Minceliansonn- WAXTED-MEN TO ENGAGE IM USINESS OF NOVELL VCO a ease Sede gf OAM ANTED. ‘MARRIED MAN FROSt Wan net nttatd of hard, work and who understands taiday chargs a ani who up iu charga of a hulldings ARTSON, 1s Fifa ae avely ROOD SALESMEN To” set OUR mi washer, Large pronte 5 Heutm a%, 143 fasailacst.. eustenterd. Call VWWARTED TA Man wito THORGEGHIY re AY tanga the manegoniont ofa firatclaae lunch-coum: jar; mast being nodonbted cet houomty. Addter ¥ mt, Tribune umes,’ 2 “Ure aud ANTED—MEN—WE WANT TO HEAI FROM foo Waraa that would ike voanake Sagat ee can shuw the mont practical plan i kf WIACEIDAL Rreont of No pedd 3 Neago, Uta Kast Handulphn \WANTER-A GoOD FEEDER IN A PLANING. mill, “No other need appiy, 648 South Clark-at. EXPERIR BALERME: for a now and b 8, 126 Dearborn TEN FIRB 3 MEN; HUSIN y and commission, $23 @ ‘weak. Pailerr U. rt gallery. U. We ED--FEMAUE HELP, Domesticn WASTED—A GUOD GIRL, To bo GENERAL SY “dovsewark. Apply at 2 South Peoria. OK, WA! must bave good reforenues, WaNte Prairie. VW ASIEDOX COMPETENT GUE Te LO GES eral hourework; German or Norwegian pr is Apply av leo Aberdoen- ten a y "ANTED—A GOUD tl. TO 10. _ housework, Apply at bt Twenty-tourth-at, \ WANTED Finst GIRL Te ie ers] housework in ot cl Appts at 123 South Ularkeates Townn aye ena WASTED” Guob GIRL TO DOG RAB iwusrwork in 4 small private faraily at 178 Bark-ar. Dono but a first-class cook pend apply. \WaApstep-a goon ‘conics petent girls only need apply. Call at 73 i WANTED A GOOD GIth TO Do GENERAL 2k; Gertian, Nurwugian,or pwede pretorrod. \ work ina small family: German, colored; must bring undoubted ref-roucs 66 Weat Washington-st., for two da: \WWASTED_COMPETENT GIRL FOIL GENERA VV “howsowork; Gorman or Norwegian prefwried. Fulton. \V ANTED= wast ED-TWO GIRTS, ond wanes { KITOHEN ONE 1 itchan work; steady place 3 Mast Manroe-at,, up staire, \WWAgtEn-rx Aupiy commer Mlk THE Mine TONS WANTED--MALE. ookkooporn, Clorka, &o. GIWUATION WANTED -IN A GRAIN CoMsttsstox > hnngn ns bookkeeper or correspondent. ood, Fetermnents Adurers Ke Sf, Teiminaotien, a" Oe GITUATION WANTED—RY “A YOUNG MAN AS +2 assistant bnokkerpar, Ht cleric, it e - SITUATION WANTED RE A FIRS eee ANTE a yA RENCE Warr. GITUATION WANTED—BY” AN” ENGINEER TO 2D run a tationsey ny figs Addroen ENGINEER 198 Chentoatinge eo PNT SITUATION “ WANTRD_PHOTOGICAPHERS IN Divas fea ote rotoncher please address 8G, 116 Conchmon. Tonmsters. Zo. ITUATION WANTED AY A YOUNG, MAN. (EN. 5D qlinlit ne Coachman or to take chargo of hor i giparioncod. Address F 44, Tribune atfica, SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE in Senne nm RRR ITUATION WANT N WASTED-IN A FIRST-CL, M- 55 line to cook, whihout waskitug. “Apply at Ba Caius SITUNTION WANTE x 8). girl to cook, wash, and fron, or dae york tna private family pruferancs Thine avis Indiana: grmyad . WANTED — DY A ily. Cali at 3; Votan, wonera ee SITUATION. WANT DD woman todo light hornet rai ft Shertnan. te Med nonees ena pikes es LOTABI| oral hous given If required, SITUATION WANTED-BY | YY tidagoneral housework. fon-at., third Hoar. SITUA TIONS wean gith; ean gi Mrequirad. Gall at No, Il Protest, © ATION WANTED. RY "A" RESPEGTAR! VD young American gfe] to dasecund work, arexporte: In taking caro uf, childien. Tor ino ayrtt Twenty-atath-#t., South side, SITUATIO: 521 s BY Call for two days at QL NE GIRL TO DO fe BY ARMY kenoral Apply at 164 Hermnitage-av, HY A GERMAN GIT IN Pe ritats, pe orl Bud laut ress yhere there ig Fourth:ay. fadaytor toa Eee ae SITUATION WANTE roa aa RT. TO DO GOOK- ITUATION WANTED 8D aprivate family as eo SD jog, washing, nnd i or general hy priate ferns; Bost of its Mferenco wiven, Uanalport-ay., between ILststed a: nal SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMP +) for general housework in small family ulldacks Hana-ay., basemont door, SITUATION WANTED-EN SMALL FAME 2B fe general hrmsiork: womtd ao tn éotntes un Chitear fdand Thad? canaglve goal revirdaeus. Plow addrese ELLA Hib, tel Woot Aneta ace ee Ple8so QUT ATION WANTED -FOR “ONE OF THE V1 SSiinei of Garmnd pits fur Roneal huusomurled woud Croncos.. Apgly early at 821 State-st, ITUATION WANTED- BY Ft 4.7 In a first-ctas tt ing. Callat UL TION WANTED - BY as first-class cr ding -houne, TENT OMT, Apply from ash) TCL, orewall st. for RESPECTABLE EN? ‘kina geutlornan’a (aul. ‘Can bowen for twa days YA RESPECTABLE GIRGE if troning, er gr al hawsos Call at 463 Wantwortiay. PEUTABLIC raoif wonorat. SITUATION WANTE: Sasa i, UATIO enten girl, iyuartul, Avtly or addrens to southwest earner, . 6 ARESPECTARLEGIRGE 1 work ina private fautly. Apply at 435 uth Cansl- SITHATION WANTED HY A COMPETENT 2D list eich, wast, and fron, or da gencral housowner. Rs A, Please call for two dye at 7u1} th SITUATION WANTED—nY A&R ©) girl toda honsawork or second and attend TEES CRONR ECT Vinase osil ar addreee 423 feast Ferieostey pear the lak . Launaresses. QITUATION WANTED — ny § SCANDINAYT) TANTED-A GOOD BUNDLE IRONER AT NK | 1. gith te do ctamberwork and take ears of Haea sada Hotel, Gar Mongancat Foams Adilress 64 flinniyen up-atalen, Emplorment Acenciexs. Sonmstrrasos. VATED ~ GERMAN AND) SCANDINAVIAN girls for private fares. hotels, launiitios, city aud DUSKE'S ibe jwauke GITUATION WANTED — RY A OOMPRTENT SY drevamakor to ga cut by the Kk, Call at or aibevss 439 Wentworth-ay., nem wanth-rt, ITUATION WAN hg country, at M Miscollancous. \WANTEDSA GERMAN BOY, 16 OR 17 YE. ol, toadrive delivery wagon and help in wirat Kot: one used to business preivrrod. Gail at il South Halator yas Ti 3 ers, No uther neod appiy. binders, 47 Fitth-ar. \WANTED—A Fe Posseastng apy good dan or are pussoweelt of a musical ineation, and who lave na Objections ta. traveling anil the atago. Alas, afew who are apt Gnd willing ta fear. Apply a: onco beteeun tha hours of 10 aud 3, at No. 45 Such State-at,, third Hor ___TO RENT-HOUSE:! ne RENT-HY H. 0, MOREY, 9 CLALKST., ‘No, 66 Forrostav., now Setury aud Lasoment brick, 250 per month. PPO RENT-3-STORY BRIC corner of Mhnols, wita all mudera | impro MEAD & €O,, 155 Ladallo-at, po RE: URNISHED. 5 GOOD I ty, Wrens, water, bath-room, tine Mbiary month to Ne, Prenaat. R.T, RACKS CO. 47 Le ORY AND RANEMENT FRAME od or unfurnished, noar the eoutheurt reunites. ant Pratrioar. Very chiens ton Barn ow tbo nevis, A.C. BALDWIN & 1 hong, far cornor Thirty party. sod party. KOOMS. SHED KOOMS FO COUPLES forlady only, tf proterred. Address N i, FRNISM ED ROOM, 10 EAST Wasi. oh VARM, FURSISHKD FRONT ROOMS Cornor Harrisun; rent low, Inquiro i TLARGL Fit with tiro, #12 por amoath. oor. Be ‘ 1Po RENTNIGELY 4: or without buard, SHED FRONT ROUM, HY North Clark-st., fourta PUT NOOMS, WITIT Kingsbury Block, Apply at Toot 30, * Z = tpO RENT—0 AND 13 RANUOLPIL COR ner Ciark, turnisied rocins, ebeap; wart building. TNO. BE: SHED ROOMS AT 17 SOUTIT Greo: RENT cheap, by t NEWLY | FURNISHED RO: ay, week or month 178 Clark ‘A FLAT UF 6 ROOMS ON SECUND 0. K8 North Clark-st., with bathroom and ‘epience. f\r Tousekouping- WILLIASL Privune Building. [POR SALBoAT A) BARGAIN, HOI AW. ‘as halee of twa nice siund business ores, for 45 caclss Choy Arg god Travelon, Ale, & larga: at rk horse (or Sialler one fur 825, at sit hear Con HAVE FOR SALE LIGHT AND HEAVY DELIV. ory-wagons; alse, oue acoaud hand delivery wagen, aud one fight road-buggy, olivap, at 0) bouth Canalaty AND SADDER S BRENNAN, 215 at ray piace oo sib, JAM TRD—FOR GABU-NEW OF BLOONDALAND uugice and Detues, JAMES BAKNNAN, 13 We ‘wolith- a eS es ke AV ANPED FOR SiiPMENT TO PENNSYLVANIA 7 lwenty burvos trom 4 tod puars old) aud welguiog from 100 ta 1400 be. None Gut good sound tenes Would Ne Bxxl Biepvera, from o! vis Aikba's EG. nacwer's Hsia PERSON THE BOISSKT PSUS Tintloge duders ditereat name, Thuy day (CG'batier, Bee them ot the Adsiphi matinee to- PO" RENT-FURNISHED ROOMB Wi! To udting, very ¢ id 79 Howth (PO RENT—THRE hunsokvsping, ty without cluidren, $12; gu 4 KTRAM e 1H OD ROOMS dtubbardate. | Aley other SDELL & BROWN, 10s near coruse Sanwainas a tendmente ebay, TRU Fittay, ABLE AND NIGELY FUR. " ENT-TO DRUGUINTS—A VERY D! Soe re ink wae eck Bile bor ux store, unity seldom mot wiih, F, Jeation first-claee; ano TIMPSUN, 18 Tandslph EAP, RABEM Is TPO RENT. VERY q NT, 4, fre billiard bail; alsoy fine brick stores, wart tiwoat corer Kako-ot. and Wostern-ay. MUSSKLWHITE, PU RENT-FOURTH AND EICTH FLOORS Gs feet) over Mataon & Cc it Neate and Movroe-ste) steain elevator ant bh ate inade very roascnablo for non-hazardous purposes, % ‘Alay, rear room (well lighted) on a0 at Now. 74 135 State-st. uss fot); stoam clovatur and host; wllont algo-roum, RUGKNE SPIRE, oom 8, lod trin of years, and Ontata, at fat. valuation WANTED TO RENT A natant Hous, Addruss, stating teria JONNBON, City Sealers utfico, 87 Warhington a ete WANTED TO RENTOA IRs ABS HOUSE, Of M4 ta td rams, to a good lucation, tor a tera of yoars, Addrom P, O. lux als, NTED—TO RENT.-WOM ON What SIDE, Ware Raitahalevs without board, “Addrew 2 18, Tribune, =e AV ANSER 30 iy uishod Ina resp Qs Tri =A COTTAGE, WELE FURS able luativa. Addross, slating ter [Ron BA 15 niltalor: warrant Call on or address Ale JrOR SALE CIRCULAR Saw MIE \ a HAWS, BAW onginws, EF. W. KRAUSE, 1 Wer [Pou ALE Sarat, soilt rice. v. Mitton cia Rol Salaried UHR OFA Bi [tne threo in_teaut row oreli roles cl aud Friday chzbte' operas, CASHIER, US Stata-at, — sits, To 8: ing care a! tg niachiae. oh rferonces given, fortwo days, KG, 96) South Mageat, Nurans. . QITPATION WARTED—AS CHILD | OR | CHIL OY dren's lise, or ta take card of an tavalld, by& capae my Werlnewday and Thore- sokaonor SITUATION WANTED WY A LADY OF REFINE. DY ment and caltare, Anu an Addres SITUATION WANTEL SD enati ss to kee t Halstod-st., c-rner Finrthes "Employment Aco: ITVATIONS WANTED FAMIT HS ond : aMEtS. i IX WANT OF lied BUSIWESS CHANCES. i "AND LEAS Fur A iH dutdeons Denverr i WISH TO SEL, MY TEWETI store situated in Victor, luwa County, Iowa; populae Mon of town fat 4 only jewelry ature inthe. pace, aad dulng «ge it busin Fossua fur tolling bad health capital required about zacare will give timo on parts Address orcailon W. P. HUNTOOS, Jewslor, Vicwr, Towa Geaaty, per i aN Hinoty HNN A ait Atottlmer & Palas fs tine TMs Sar alo oY Ton: will be wedd'at auctions fan sand e, ior oasby Twsday, Feb. % an Address MYERS & BUST 3 whi or W. Mt. i, Attorney-at-Law, Blooming- Wee ART CASI, BALANCE PAIN vegtinened and tnentn SWIFT & SON, 11 Rand. ions rpue rl SIDE CORNER GRUC fight Mes satlstnctory reasons. Addrose 24%, Tribuad ottice, Was ACTIVE BUS WITTE 906 gash to opan otice ant reprovunt a ligat manufsetur~ Ang busincas ta Milvaukeo. Alan, cue wanted tur tha Rison ot Lea and Motel, Paplog bores elect in a now monopoly: om fortune In ite We UB. Bs fund Hluek, priator, Haat 49 8 AV Bobisadit rrguon A 5 SAL oud will, flatures, and stuck (hy desir wholesale liquor hous: Hisfactory reasone givun for cut, Inyulre in person at 40 ti ‘ WILL BUY A HALIM INTER N SOOO ithe’ casi tusinces, wasting 460 pevilt monthly. atl or addee ith Clark-st, Roum 45, ~ INTER $6,000 iiss ENT IN GOOD PAYING WHOLE. retail grocery store; vill take part iment In clear aid unimproved elty re: 5, ‘Tribune othew. vatate, Ade fe: -AN BNERGETIC NESS MAN, R, Lock Hox Tay P, O,, Ft. Wayne, Ind. “ SINANGIAL, WANTS TO LOA F ‘Sho AGAINST TAS jatont of a uew Lavention, Address 398 duuda Char = ea (tose y iT DA J cured 1 éTribane Kuiding. VEY IN RUALS OF 81,000 UP TO LOAN ON Gf hmuproved or uit fs Witen i, CURRY a tribune Buildings \[OXEY OS MAND TO LOAS ON OFT BEAL: seo iato tu ‘sums uf 21,00 0 3,000 at IU per cunt, IeSTP OFF T Wasttingtonat, ONEY 10 LOAN ON DIAMONT LAU. 38, WATCH bonds DES re oftive, 120 Hs Gulphieats putabbishod 15M t A BALD \JONEY Ta LOAN T OF 40 AY AL ward, for ue abet tinie.. First-cl rent morta ages for sale on tum fpreved pe bore inepactiog, “Htoomn d ttunure isock, He Sot 4 TO or 3 to Mt your UW, Box Bly, Chlcage. SON CHY REAL ESTATE TN upwards at curront rate nin 1 Siren Bleek. ‘TO LAS, AT UNION TRUST COMPA- ‘on city Improrod property, Au aums of $1,608 curity and a YT be PATE PAPER WANTED, COMMEROIAL ure. A rity for sale, 825,00, eight oun. THEO, F. SWAN, Room ¥ THbune bus 7 oS tobe oop a BS FPO LOAN 33, ON INSIDE PROPERTY AT 9 PY eaitand euliutesious, Prineipale address i, Tribe une ufilee. rAd - CERTIFICATES OF HEPOSIT IN COOK Wear vedonal hands ES Ne Geis, Wo West ingwu-at., Room 3, 000 ec es EUS a 4. Te idole te aud Wy, Bh Wanuag SEWING MACHINES. OT SALK- gu KAGIL-8 BRAND NEW BREWING. Jean tsa: un sign da emuplot uedory oont $0," B, BOYD, Hoom 11, 1d Madieuu-ot. a) GURERION witkensn 8 W1LsON I : ait i | Silvge-plated), balf ecabluvt ona apg tag Ciena Be of ee care, usod a tow Wook tyalitiat. C FING-MACUINE-PIUNCIPAL” OF; fice He Bee Sao eg sold un uuothly, é AGENTS’ WANTED, “VOENTS WANTED-610 PER DAY—To BELL THE Aine ait DP eowins funcitan, prize tia. Meader t et ie eee 298 (fbr youare experienced tu tho Lusiness or aot. — if bine tor Lauali; Hi a depuntiod tosave living. -Addrase JOLIN. Auk 2 CO., Chicago, il, BUILDING MATERIAL, 19,000 TO 15,00 FEET OF DRY CLEA {Gant Woes Sau iatveatth gud bls e aYayi i FOI BARS ON $3,000 fy tea Metate: “08 Seaitetity ES Kova 1 q Ce ‘vo LOAN IN ONE BOAT prey 85,000 vecoertn a tetas a WPUOVED REA’ $5,000 trate ont for euspa ovo! fividar Band The oot ral uta uritye Wy hie ONES, 13 Mourwy-at, = aS cons uk B YEAHS, ON UNINGDSE $5.000 bee Iinproved in braporty, Apply OLN JOUNSTOS, Hoo 8, 15! Waslihagtonat. f= NAN ON GOOD COLLATERATS $5.000 al a AN Sow on fuprurud inside roperty for 6 years. OLIVER WESLY, 107 Waabing- Six () TO LOAN ON RRAT. ESTATR IN ju Burch st a a ( N HAND TO BUY COMMENOTA $30,000 Zueap 28 mertgees pores txt tt 8h’, LONG b BHU., 1 Rast