Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1875, Page 3

i THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY : —————————eeeeeeooeeee i, 1875.—SIXTEEN PAGES. : ALLEN'S FAILURE. It Grows Worse with Acded Develop- ments. Tho Trospects of Creditors More Dismal than at First. Fears that the Assets Will Not Exceed Ten Cents on the Dollar. A Singular Interchange of Misplaced Confidence. Iowa Iclies Upon Chicago, and Chicago Upon Iowa. fome Facts About the Big Mortgage. VALUE OF THE ASSETS. Brecial Duvatch to the Chicago Tribune. Des Moises, Feb. 6.—Ibere have been no new developments in the affairs of B. F. Ailen to. day. Tuo dissatisfaction existing yesterday at his statement is growing m intensitv, but he maintains his reticence m the faco of the do- mand for further explanation. His creditors have very little cause for hoping for anything definite character, and want of detail, is sceupted as eimply 8 “promise to pay,” and ia ua pa: with his former promise to pay dollar for dollar, made when he must have been con- gcions that he could not possibly fulsll it. Noth- ing farther has been gleaned of the character of his assetu that tends to encourage anybody. The yea! catate item of bis elatement, amounting to §1,204,615, is seid by good acthority ‘to be worth, if put on the market, nor, not to exceed $100,009, s large portion of which consista of wild laods, which he has val- ued at 825 per acre. It is claimea, also, that his tiuto to the property is not ciear, and that ho holds st cimply in trast. On the ctber band, an abatract-man saya that his real estate in this city alove is worth $1,000,000, a!l of which is incambered, however, and to what extent no- ‘body kaows. A THE DES MOINES ATMOSPHERE. A stranger coming to this city at present is pecniisrly impressed. 1f he chances to stop gt one hotel, and in his walks visits another, he ‘will be likely to meet ® difference of opinion. On one of the leading hotels Mr. Alien has a mortgage of nearly €100,000. The atmosphere taereaponts is laden with praiges of Mr. Allen ead expressions of confideuce in him. At another firet-class house the gcene changes, and nothing but cuvses are heard. The game conditicn of afisirs wil! be found to exist, among the business public generaily. ‘Tis man jaafnem and this opé a foe, according to ex- “perience and interest, In fact the city may now said to be divided into two distinct classes— those Mr. Aller owes constituce the larger class, and those Who owe lum, orare under obligations to him, constitute the other. The former class manifest for him a mingled spirit of friendship and contempi, and the latter are loud in their praises, uot forgettivg what Le has done for them as indiviguals and for the advancement of the city at large. Strange at it may seem, ‘ THE ENGLISH PRESS, : with one exception, sad that the Daily Journal, Belong to the latter class, aud have so ‘adhered to bim closely that it has been impossible to get anything else than compliments in their columres. ‘the tendency of this conduct on their part bas been ‘to inspire ciecitors with a false hope, especiaily thoee outside of the city and unacquainced with the situation, which was evidenced in the meet- ing yesterday. Following bis statement, it will + be remembered, came the proposition to appoint him the sole custodian of hia assets for the beve- fit of his creditors, This is believed by many to have bees the aim and 58 of tbe two papers in question in taking the course they have, and the belief is strengthened by tho self-evident fact that Mr. Allen might be able 10 do = better part by the papers in settling ‘with them than would the courts or the Sheriff. ANOTHER PECULIALITY here woula strike the stranger, aod that isthe fact thet up to s day or two ago the leading creditors bad relied upon the sur plus asseta of the Cook County Bank and the bavk of Allen, Stephens & Co., of New York, to$meet such claims 28 the Towa property proved inadequate to meet. I¢ has Leen claimed here by Mr. Alien and his ad- ‘Visers that the Cook Connty Bank alone had available assets iv excess of ite liabilities to the extent of $100,600. A gentleman who has just retuned trom Chicago repor:s that he found Chicago creditors relying upon Iowa to make up for the shortcomings of the Cook County Back tuere, He Hates upon the best authority that it will take pver $1,000,000 to meet tho demands of deposit~ grain the Cook County Bank alone, avd that, from the beat sources of information, the bank 1s8 whole is very much Like a squeezed orange. These reports, 60 well authenticated, and fol:ow- ing the statement of yesterday eo closely, bare the effect to arouse a new intorest in the fronbie, and convinesd mauy dozbters that Allen's failure is oneof tho most complete and disastrous in the list yf fivancial crashes, affect- ing as it does the future of hundreds in this and otuer States who bad inirusted their all to his ‘keeping. THAT BIG MORTGAGE. A good deal of interest centres in the $900,009 mortgage of Stephuns & Blenne: basse:t, of New York, which covers, if anything, bis entire real estate, Allen said yesterday that if the clam was sustained * his surplus showing would vanish at once, in which event no one bere would get anything. ‘Mr. Allen has this mortgage in bis possession, and, wluleit iss matter of record here, it is murked “satisfied” at his instance, ss the senior partner of Allen, Stephens & Co. Thera are s variety of theories in reference to the mort- gage. One is that Allen 18 fightiog it simply for appesracce sake, and that was given antis|padlog bankruptcy. proceed- ‘pgs for no- other purpose than to pro- tect it from his creditora, Many believe, while Allen sars the mortgage is a fraud, that he bopes and bas planned it otberwise, and after his estate has passed through bankruptcy he will be found to be possessed of the prop- erty. Some of the leading attorneys and credit- ‘ors of toe city are satisfied, however, that tho mortgace will really prove fraudulent, in its con~ Ception and giving; and, further, that it mili Bot stand, for the reason thet it was issued two months in advance of ita record, which, it will be seen, makes itypossible that it was ante-dated. It becsm-a matter of record just sixty-three days after ite date, or three davs after its age was supposed to protect it from bankrnptcy proceedings. No ore bere, now, doubis fora moment thet if the mortgage. al- Jeged or real, had been made » matter of record with ita date, but that the proceedings acainst Allen taken yesterday would have been began two months ago. The fact that it was not recorded: ia dubious, and a severe Teflection upon Mr. Alicn’s integrity and bonesty of purpose, The recording of it would havo aaved the widows, orpbang, laborers, and mer- chants of the ci:y thousands of dollars, which are now locked up somewhere and swell the ‘mormity of Alleu’s debts. ‘THE CREDITONS’ MEETING MONDAY. There seems to be but one -opinion *fm yeference ‘to what will be done at the editors’ meeting Monday. The disposition is to throw him into bankraptcy, simply =m «means «to 6get =6in possession of his property. Ic is intended. in the proceed- . fogs to avoid as much of the machinery of bank- Tuptcy an possible, and ita highly probable that three or more Assignees will be appoiuted to conduct the entire setilement under the direo- tion of the creditors at large. There is deep anriety to get down into the bowels of Allen's Aaset statement, which, as telegraphed yeuter- fas, is regarded as largely mthical. the unknown assets prove as worthlesa aa the known, he wil! not pay 10 cente on the dollar. He fs pot Imown to, held solar orth ot Propet anywhere, jomestead even ypothecated. CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS. Arumor is prevalent bere to-mght thet some ‘One of Afr. Allen's creditors in this tate will at ‘otce commence a crimiual prosecution. The re- rt comes from Chicago through a prominent ‘er, bot the particulars aie wanting. pointe tiles An Ancorruptrbie Lecisintore fork Tribune. jator is a being to be and mentioned wita awe, bat the worst, His statement, from its in- - 1 = There are not so many of them in these davs that even one should be permitted to waste his sweetness unremarked. We are accordingly eu- raptured to present to public admiration a Mis- rouri gentieman whose constituents lately sur moned him to his home on a certain Satarday evening. Toe Incorruptible sniffed rold-headed canes aud ice-pitchéra in the ambient air. With- ont one poor minute's hesitation he pluaged into -the telegraph office and sent the message that he'd rather not come, because, as be observed, “L understand that it is the intention to make mea present of something appreciative. I am,” he continned gently; “and always have bees, opposed to public displays to officials in tho way of prezonts, addresses, ete.” And then he burst into thie noble and lofty expression. worthy alike of the man and the statesman: “If you@have concluded to do anything of the kind, give it to my wife.” ‘ BAR ASSOCIATION. * They Want to Make Litigation Expensive. Heans to That Desirable End. A stated mecting of the Chicago Bar Associa- tionwas held seaterday afternoon, President Ayer in the Chair. The attendance was quite large. M.F. Teley, of the Executive Committee, pregentod.an informal report, to the effect that the Committee had organized, and appointets sub-committee to report » change in the rules, and to secure another place for the meetings of the Aszociation. Mesars. Richard Waterman, Arthur J. Caton, G. W. Pretzinger, I. W. Perce, and Charles ¥. Butler, wera recommended for membership by the Committeo on Admission. + A wotion was made to recommit the names to the Committee. ‘The Ckair ruled this motion ont of order, and, in order to obtain the sense of the Association as to the construction of the by-law on the subject of balloting for members—whetber tho Associa- tion could postpone action upon the admission of candidates for membership after the names have been presented and Jaid over from one meeting to another—an appeal was talen, aud the decis- ion of the Chair was not suxtained. The names were recommitted to tho Committee on Admis- gion. we ois CONSOLIDATING THE SUPREME COURT. Mr. Jewett, of the Judiciary Committee, re- ported that a bill for the consolidation oi tho Supreme Court terms bad been introduced in the State Legislature; that the Committee hed agreed to recommend the amendment of the statutes so that nisi prius courts may bave the power, when the evidence warrants such a course, to order a nonsuit; that the only practicable way to diminish tho pressure of busi- ness upon the courts, was to MARE LITIGATION EXPENSIVE to the parties instituting ft. Mr. Jewett, In sup- port of this Iatter recommendation, chatacter- ized htigation as a luxury which litigants should pay for.” They should be compelled to advance a portion of the jurors’ tees, and the courts should hare the power to order the payment of attorney's fees. He submitted the {coliowing for acop‘io: Wareras, In the JSndgment, of this Associstion the interests of ‘the people Lave been, and are, geriously prejudiced by the labcrs imposed upon the conr's in the disposition of unprofitable and frivolous litiga- tion, and the expenses thereby thrown upon the taz- payers of the State; and, Waxnsas, In the judgment of ‘this Association, the promotion of such litigation is greatly encouraged by ¢ fact that the chief burden and expense thereaf is borne by the reople, and would be puoportlonately discouraged by imposing such burden and expense ‘upon the parties prosecuting the same ; therefore, ‘Resolved, That this Association exrnestly recommend such modification of laws now in force regulating the mount and taxation of costs as aball compol the pay- ment of jury fees in advance by the party or panies demanding « trial by jury, such foes to be taxed as other costa in the case, and shall give the Court Lefore whom a cause may be tried a discretion to order the party againat whom judgment may be to pay the other party reasonable attorney's fees, the sxme to be taxed and collected as other costs in said cause, Mr. Jeweit further.stated that the Judiciary Committes had relegated to Mr. Taley the preps- ration of a bill for the establishmept of an iptec- mediate appellate court lo relieyd the Supreme’ Court of much of its business. NONSUITS. Tho smendment ‘to Sec. 50 of Chap. 110, Re- yiged Statutes, proposed by Mr. Jewett, is as follows: ‘Bro, 50, Im all trials at law ft shall be the right of the defendant upon the close of the plaintiff's case to move the Court for a judgment of nonsuit aguinst the plaintiff, and the Court shall grant such motion and enter judgment accordingly whenever the evidence shall be insufficient to warrant a verdict in favor of the plaintiff. Appeals and writs of error may be pros- ecuted from judgments so enterad as in other cases; but every person desirous of suffering s nonauit on trial shall be Larred therefrom, unless he do 60 before the jary retire from the bar. Judge Lawrence thought the language cf the bill too broad, as it substantially pit the Circuit Judge in the place of the jury indetermining the weight of the ovidence. : ‘Mr. Jewot! said tae bill only contemplated tho allowance of nonsuit when the plaintiff failed to make out a caso. ‘Judge Dickey thought the bill was opposed to common law. Ile suggested that it be changed so that the evidence eball “ support” instead of “warrant” a verdict. -Such 8 motion was | made and adopted, and Judge Dickey moved to | add this clause: + And thst hereafter in civil actions no exceptions shall be allowed to the judgmeuts of Circait Courts re- fusing to graut new triais, aud that euch judgments hereafter rendered shall not be ussigned for error, Judge Bradwell believed that the attachment of this clause would jeopardize the entire bill in the Legislature. It would be desirable to incor- porate it in another bill, ‘The latter suggestion was agroed to, and Judge Dickey’s addition was temporarily withdrawn. Mr. McCoy moved the addition of a section giving Judges the right to give ORAL INSTRUCTIONS to juries as to the evidence and the law, Tebe- lieved this would prevent many appeals. It was agree’ to put this in a separate bill ‘A motzpn Was then adopted requesting Judge Bradwell to urge tie passage of the bill as re- ported from the Judiciary Committee, with the sabstitution of Pee "for “warrant.” | ‘Mr. Cooper moved that the preamble and reso- lution, given above, be referred to the Commit- tee on Amendment of tho Laws, with instruo- tions to repoct a bill in accordance therewith, ‘Mr. Moran thought the two rgpanitions had better be repoited, as ho believed that the clause requiring the advance ‘payment of jury fees would defeat the entire bill. Mr. Dexter was oppused to both the measures contemplated in the resolution, and quoted Backls to prove that litigation was not a luxury, but a necessity. Access to the courte should be made easy to all citizens. > | Mr. Horton said that the war- in the Legis- lature was “cheap justice,” and he did not be- lieve the biil would pase. Gen. Stiles said this was no reason why the bills should not be urged. He opposed both propositions on other grounds, believing that justice, like salvation, should be free. Mr. Withrow thougbt that Jitigation was the result, not so much of misfor:ane as of ‘* pure cusseduess” on the part of the people. If they adopted an expcusive mode of litigation, let them pay the expense. ‘The preamble and resolution wore referred to the Committee on Amendment of the. Laws, with instructions to report separate bills. * ‘Tho Association adjourned until next Batur- day at 2 p.m. Artistic Photography. ‘Mr. Mosher, 951 Wabash avenue, has engaged Mr. Gregg, from Now York, the celebrated artistic photog- rapher, todo hie operating. Mr. Gregg’s portraiture photography is not excelled in America, Any one who Visited our great exhibition of photographs at our National Photographers’ Association last July, at the Erporition Building, can testify that his photo-por- trait work there on ezbibition by our brother photographer, Ms. Barhydta (vow deceased), th was 20 fowledged by all the finest photography on exhibi~ jon, ‘I would cordially invite my friends and patrons who are desiring artistie photography to call, Now is the golden oppartunit; —— Glen Flora. - If you are troubled with Kidney complaint, dyspep- aia, consumption, chronic inflammation of the biadder or general debility, send to R, 1. Parks, Waukegan, TiL, for a circular and analysis of the water from tho Glen Flora Springs. This water is indorsed by emin- ent citizens as being the most efficacious minoral-water how before the public, It §s for asle by Motealf & Co., 53 North Clark street; C, Tatum, 145 Madison street; james J. Harrpgton, 315 West Randolph street ; 43. €, Borcherat, 135 West Madison street Judson 8. Tickson, corner Thirty-firet street Michigan avenue. Pictures of the Leading Celebrities. ‘HL Rocher, photographer, No. 724 Wabash avenue, has photographed s great many of the leading celebri~ tise, including the most prominent ones of the Brak rch Gyera Troupe. They are forsale at his studio, or x Lerasoy & Jn both of the usual album ‘ SMALL-POX. Special Meeting of the Board of Health. A Rigid Quarantine to Be at Once En- forced. The County Board Has Done Nothing. The Board of Health held a special meeting yesterday to consider what measures might bo taken to confine the small-poxto the County Poor- ‘House and Asylum, where, as stated in yesterday's Tars0nz, it bas broken out to an alarming ex- tent and with virulence, and protect the city from a visitation of the odious disease. Mayor Colvin was present by invitation. Dr. Hahn took the chair. + DE. MILLER suid that the day before he bad visited the Poor- House upon the report of the presence of the disease there, to seo if there was any danger of contagion to tho city. He had founda school- room in which were contamed fourteen smull- pox patients, mostly women and children. In another building wero ten men afilicted with the same disease. They were without proper methods of treatment, particularly in respect to preventing a spread of tho disease ; woll and sick were huddied to- gethor, and there was uo way at the Poor-House, in its crowded condition, to keep them separated. People coming there from the city were exireme- ly liable to bring it ty the city. Paupers tilled with frigut at the appearance of the demon might fee from the Poor-Hcuse in numbers, and tie city consequen'ly might become seriously infected. It was proper to take the most thorough precautions. ‘Dr. Hahn asked if tho disease had not exiated thore for some timo. Dr. Miller replied that the first case was dis- covered Jan. 19, and the present cases were the first crop ; the next would be worse. There was po means ac the Poor-House by which the con- -yalesvents and well people could be kept from the alllicted. VACCINATION, Dr. Moore asked if oiforta were being made to vaccinate the inmates. ‘Dr. Miller: said that Drs. Lawless and Oun- ningham had vaccinated quite a number. r. Moore asked what tho Doctor would sug- st. : Bent. Miller replied that he had been thinkiag that parhaps at yas best to ‘ESTABLISH A GOVERNMENT. * He had also thought some of calling the Coun- ty Boara’s attention to the state of affairs. ‘Yna Chair thought that Board, probably, was already informed. But the health of tthe city should not be hazarded by its slow sctidn. He thgayht the county officials had beou largely ‘responsible for the prevalence of the disease, ‘Dr. Miller thought the Conncil would :eadily grant them the right to establish a quarantine. Mayor Colvin thought thero would be no doubt of it, as the necessity really demanded i:. ‘Tue Clerk here read ‘tho law governing the Board of Health in such cases. Dr. Miller said ho believed the best thing to do was to establish quarantine boundaries at ouce, aud notify the Couaty Board afterwards. The bey suthoritics of Jefferson would co-operate, and’ GUARDS SHOULD BE APPOINTED at the toll-gate, and on tho Whisky Point road, to prevent paupers from fleeing from the place infected aad coming into the city. Dr. Hahn thought the Council should be in- formed of the necessities at once, and have it call s meeting on the matter. Mayor Colvin said that, as the measure did not ioyolve ap expenditure of money, he thought the consent of the Council was uot reqwrod. ‘Dr. Miller thonght, under the circumstances, the county wagon spould not be allowed to come into the city, ‘Dr. Hahn said he believed that the ordinanco read referred to foreign emigration, and that, a8 the present emergency only involved their own population, he thought the Council had no busi- ness in the matter. Dr. Miller moved: that the Secretary be in- structed to direct A COMMUNICATION 7O THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, calling their attention to the condition of things at the Poor-Honse, and telling them that the county wagon will not be ailowed to enter the city autil the digoase has abated. * ‘Mr. Mdore thought a committee ahould be ap- pointed to wait upon the Board. ‘The Mayor thought tt was a very important matter, and thst perbaps it should be introduced to the county offictals by a committee. ‘Mr. Moore moved to this effect, and the Mayor and Dr. Miller were appointed. ‘The Mayor said that something should be done on tho quarantine question. ‘Dr. Miller said they might take action at once, and present it to the Council at the next meet- Be. Hahn gaid the Board hed takep a good deal of pride in its efficiency in keeping the city almost éutirely free from small-pox during the past year. It would not do to relax their efforts now, and be favored an IMMEDIATE QUARANTINE. Dr. Miller moved that s quarantine be declared as far as the County Poor-Hoase aud.Asylum are concerned; to place men at proper localities to prevent people going back and forth without the consent of the Board of Health, and to ask the approval of this action by the Common Council. ‘Mr. Moore thought the motion was at moat too sweeping. The territory was 80 large that it would be difficalt to guard it Dr. Hahn doubted whether they had a right to place men ia the neighborhood of the infected county buildings. On referring to the law, it was found that the Board, in cases of quarantine, had aright to go 15 miles beyond the city. Mayor Colvin thought the motion was none too sweeping, and that it could be enforced with proper efforts. It would no doubt cause incon- yentence to the usual travel, out the, health of the city was at stake, aud the moat stringent measures were allowablo to save us from a terri- Le epidemic. Dr. Schloetzer suggested that the County Agent be asked not to send any more people to the Poor-Houss. Dr. Miller’s motion was carried. Mr. Moore moved that the matter be brought to the attention of the Common Council Mon- day night, and that tho Committee appointed wait on the County Board at ite meeting Monday afternoon, ¥: ‘The motion was carried. e Dr. Miller then alluded to his visit at the Poor- House, describing some of the . DISTRESSING SCENES thore, and expreszed s conviction that unlegs the guards were promptly stationed the disoase would be brought to the city. ‘Dr. Habn commented very severely upon the negligence of the physicians at tho Poor-House and Asylum. Ho favored sadresaing » letter on the subject tothe Board of County ‘ommissiovers inviting some action on their part—at least such ag would compel thorough vaccination in the future. ‘The Board then adjourned. No action has been taken by avy of the county officers, who do not yet seam to have any idea of the gravity of the affair. ———_>_—_—_—- z . Ladies’ Underwear. ‘We bave just received from our Eastern manufsc- tory a full stock of ladies’ ready-made underwear, many new patterns, andall warranted perfectly made and of the best materials, We are making a spectalty of manufacturing these garments, and allaro msde inthe best shape poscible, Another very important tact is that we are selling them for less money than 5 lady can make them for her-elf, Vieuwo exomine them. Horcsxn, Paturr & Co., 137 and 19 Stato street, : The Insuring Public ‘will please fuote that the local agency of the old and reliable Ningara Fire Insurance Company of New ‘York bas been transferred to Davis & Requa, 163 La- Balle street. ‘This well-known Company has an en- viable reputation for prompt and ponorable dealing with {ts patrons; and its shilifull management and financial ability is shown in the last annual statement ‘ist of Januery, 1875), exbitatiog $1,500,0€0 of caah being over 5,000 being fnyested in United States bunds, Elmwood Collars. . An ingenfous physician of Paris—Renaudot by name —more than two hundred years ago began circulating ‘3 nows-alieet for the amusement of his patients, From this beginning newspapers grew, and soon beceme ad- yertising mediums for all classes of goods, including Elmwood collars, Steinway Upright Pianos, ‘Two splendid second-hand Steinway upright rispos, fn perfect order, and almost equal to new, for sale at a bargain, at Lyon & Healy's, State and Afonroe streets, gutceaecne ta eae ee z % : Pianos—Pianos, - At Beod’s Temple of Music, No. 92 Van Baren street good second-hand pianos, with seven octaves, rosewood cases, und carved legs, can be bought from $200 to $250,—warranted five yearé. Pantaloons. i Gur $10 pantaloons are selling rapidly, and, to meet the demand, we have added a large lot of cassimeres in fifty different styles, The best goods ever offered in Chicago for $10. ‘Onpwax & NEwLann, Merchant Tailors, ‘No, 200 Weat Madison street, ——— Albani Had Her Photographs, which are very excellent, taken by Gentile, studios southeast corner State and Washington atreets, eee eg ee 7 Bottled Mineral Waters for Families by Buck & Rayner, makers of the “ Mars Cologne,” a ——————_— A sabseriber to the Carlyle Constitution died » fow daye ‘go, leaving four years’ subscription unpaid. ‘Tho editor appoared at the grave when the lid was being screwed down the last time and put in the coffin s palm-leaf fan, a linen coat, anda thermometer which is only used in warm climatea. TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. + New Yor, Feb. 6,.—Stocks while dull wero rather duore active than yesterday. ‘The tendency was down- ward throughout the day, and during the afternoon there was legs activity than durlng the morning, The features wore Western Union and Lake Shore, The old Aght .was reopened to-day, against West- om Union , and ® determined effort was mado by the bears to depress the stock, with prot- ty fair success. One of the cards used against the stock igan sdvertisoment of the Atlantic & Pacific Tele- graph Company, announcing a reduction in telegraph tolls after the 15th inst, It {s announced that the ‘Western Union Telegraph Company will be compelled to reduce its rates also, which will consequently re duce the revenue. Governments are quist and stendy, Gola was quiet, but firm, and advanced from 11434 to 1142, Carrying rates rang:d from 1 to 3 per cont. ‘Bioney wasin fair supply at 2@3 rer cent, Brerling exchange was steady. 11'0 the Associated Press.) New York, Feb, 6.—Money 24@3, Prime mercan- tile paper 4 to 6. 2 Sterling dull at 495@485}¢ for 60 days, und 4886 4883 for eight. Total imports for the week, $5,926,000; produce ex- ports, $5,679,000; customs receipts, $350,000. Gold stronger, opening at 1143j, declined to 114, closing st 114%. Carrying rates 1,3, and flat, The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $011,000. Clearings, $73,060,000, ‘Total exports of specie for the week, $1,865,000, Governments dull and stexdy. Rajlrosd mortgages quiet, Btate bonds steady, except Tennesseos, which are lower. : Btocks opened weak at a decline of to %, chiefly on Pacific Mail, Western Union, Rock Island, North- western, and Obios, At the second Board the market was dull and steady, but during the last hour stocks swere weak, and in many instances the lowest quota- tions of the weck were made, ‘The largest sales wero in Western Union, which decifued to 13%, closing at 72%, The decline in the general ist from the highest point of the day rang- ed from x to % per cant, the extreme having been in Northweatern, which fell off from4sy; to 447, New York Centraland Union Pacific were exceptionally firm, The weakness in Western Union was due to » decided reduction in rates by the Alisntic & Pacific ‘Telegraph Company betwoen New York and Albeny, Boston, Washington, and intermediate points, The taansactions aggregated 151,000 shares, of which 9,000 were Pacific Mail.-50,C00 Western Union, 11,000 North- western common, 5,000 Rock Island, 6,000 St, Paul, 6,000 Erie, 25,000 Lake Shore, 6,000 Obiog, and 13,000 4 “218% | Ourrensy 6s... ‘erate BONDS, 91x | Vi 341 Chicago & Atton.. Chicago 23 | Obto & sussissip 48 | Cleve., Cin, & Cal... AX Cul, Bur, & Quincy-108 Sh 3% Bg 1 Del., Lack, & W.....109 FOREIGN MARKETS, Lrveng001, Feb. €—l s, m.—Flour, 1G23s, Wheat —Winter, 92 74@3e 0d ; spring, 8s 7d@9s 34; white, 96 2d@%e Gd; club, 936d@lls, Corn, Sa@Sée 6a. Pork, 80s, Lard, 636 64. Lavenroon, Feb, 6—2 p, m—Bresdstuffs quiet, Best unchanged. Lonpon, Feb. 6,—The rate of discount in open mar- xet for three monthe’ bills is 274, or 3 below the Bank of England rate, Consols for money, 24G 92%; account, 93Y4@I9%; 65's,1074; 6's, LOT: 10-40's, 10534; new b's, 102%; New York Contral, 92; Erle, 26% ; preferred, 4434. Panza, Feb. 6,—Rentes Af 55 centimes, Lrvenroor., Feb, 6—Evening,—Breailatatts quiet. NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS, &pecial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, New Yous, Fob, 6,—Frovn—Dull, in buyers’ favor sales, 8,200 bris at $1.95@5.25 for fancy; $4.20 for 6u- perfine, Southern flour quiet and heavy; sales, 460 Lrls at $4.70@5.40 for common to fair extra; $5,458 8.00 for good to choice. * Grari—Wheat in buyers’ favor; sales, 26,000 bu at $1.0°@1.04 for No, 3 spring ; $1.04@1.03 for No, 2 Chi- cago; "$1,051.08 for No, 2 Northwestern ; $1.09@ 1413s for No, 2 Milwaukee; $1.15@1.18 for No. 1 spring ; $1.03@1.17 for ungraded Iows and Minnesota spring ; $1.18@1.23 for winter red Western; $1.4@ 195 for amber do; §1,25@1.30 for white Western, Rye quiet at 93@96c. Barley dull and heavy. Barley malt quiet and in buyers’ favor. Corn quiet; salew 38,000 bu at 82@32Nc for new Western mixod ; 824@ 83 fordo high mixed’ snd yellow Wostern. Osta steady ; eales, 34,000 buat GE@Oaxe for mixed West ern ; 07@70c for white Western, ‘Provisions—Pork heavy at $19.623¢ for new mess; $15.95@16,00 for extra prime ; $8.25@18.50 for prime mesa, Beef steady at $10.50 for plain mess; $11.06, $12.00 for extra do, Beef hams quiet at $20,00@21.50. ‘Tierce beef stesdy at $20.00@21,00; prime mess, $22.00 @2%4.00 for India do. Lard heavy; sales, 200 tes, at 1434 @l4 $-16c for prime steam. Bacon quiet; eity long clear, 10%@10%c; Western, 10!¢@l1040; short clear, 0%(¢; long and short clear, 10}50, als, 60 tex at Daxarxp Hoos—Fair trade, and steady prices, at 8ijc3 6%0 for city; 74@Sizc for Western, TaLtow—20,000 ‘Iba Western sold at 84@3Xe. ‘Market steady, FREIGHTSs—Quiet and strong. Rates to Liverpool, steam, 16,000, bn grain st, 10j;d to Ita per bu, Glas” gow, Steam, 8,000 bu grain, terms private, Bark Bal- imore to Cork, for orders, 1,800 qrs do, 8s 6d per qr. ‘Recerrrs. 88 _bria; flour, 8,670 bris; 1 sacks brls } ES 1, bem eas beet 25 40 § i, 8, 48 pkgs ; beef, 25 do ; por! 1,183 do ; butter, 2,846 do ; ch do; oll cake, 610 racks pkgs; wheat, 17,986 bu; corn, 8%, os rye. 590" do; barley, 43,19 do; seeds, 8! saait, 2,250 do; dressed hogs, 1,205. ‘Woiskx—Firmer ; sales, 2,00 bris af H@05j¢0 ; 50 brls alcohol at 53c per proof gallon. To the Associated Ires#.1 New Youn, Feb, ¢—Prova—Dull and in buyer's favor ;_ receipts, 9,000 bris: superfine Western and State, $9,804. 20 ; ‘common to good, $4.60(94.75 ; food to ebaice, @5.25; white wheat Western extra, $5.25@5.90; extra Ohio, $1.65@6.40: St, Louls, $4.75 @8.00, Rye flour and corn-meal quiet and unchanged. Gnarm—Wheat quiet and unsettled ; receipts, 18,009 bu; No. 1 spring, $1.15@1.18 ; No, 3 do, $1.08@1.04; No. 2 Chicago, $1.06@1.08; No. 2 Milwaukee. $1.09@ 113; No.2 Northwestern, '$1.05@1.09 : ungraded lows and Minnesots spring. $1.03@1,17 ; winter red Western, $1.18GLB: amber Western, $1.24G1.25; white do, '$1.25@1.90. Bye quict at 99@95c, Barley dull and heavy. Malt unchanged, Oats quiet and unchanged ; recoifts, 7,030 bu, ‘Gnoornizs—Sugar dull, heavyand nominally lower; refining, fair to good, TK@TzC; ime, 77503 Fetined heavy at 957.0 103ice. Pifslaaecs, Rin" oneing dull at 38¢; foreign quiet. and ‘564 do; ‘Tonrextivne—Steady at 39c, : Pernozum—Firm; refined, U%@lsige; crude, THB Ce ‘Eoos—Firm ; We estern, S9@S1c. Provisioxs—Pork dull and easier at 19%c. Beef quiet at 15i¢c, Cut meats quiet; pickled shoulders, ‘ge; do hans in bulk, 103,¢; middlea dull ; long clesr, W@lOKe short heavy alice, Borrer—Western, 16@260, Warscr—056 954, ich FINANCIAL. TA TEEARTIES WISHING, 4 MORTGAGE FORE ‘closed aad good price got for the property, or dis- red and ‘collections made, can be ace 1983 Dearborn. traiut warrants se commodated by cal-ing on T. HK. STACY, at. Best of references given. Hea Ot Fees veo, ANKRUPT INSURANCE COMPANY CLAIMS BA ained at ‘ntgnose Fates byJ. N. WITHSRELL, 150 Dusrborn-at, Roum 6. Losssee CAN MAKE LOANS ON OHIGAGO realestate in sums of $1,000 acd ‘upward; will also ood. Best) ia email amounts. ee CUMMINGS, Ld and 18 LaSallenat, pare 131.500 FINANCIAL. OMMERCIAL AND MORTGAGK PAPER WANT. ed at cu it rates. . BS Roo: Rapeielalidiae, oe TEEOs Fe BWAN, Boom 5, J CANS IX SUMS TO 8 . AT RI LOANS ON REAL ESTATE PAPER, leaned 1 id, qi # 2 slanted ots, and collaterals. 1. E HOUSES ON CARSWELL, \{ ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP- arty in sums of 81,000 and 4 Us HUSPCOmEANY, UB chiar” APE At nercial paper with collaterals, secon frortgages, etc, 135 South Clark-st., Room 34. « e HORSES AND CARRIAGES’ OR SALE—AT STABLE 160) WEST MONROE-ST.. ‘8G. & T. stages, 20 borses, 90 seta harness. ECON STER SIDEBAR OH SALB-SECOND BRW ESTER -ragon;, also, Brewster dog-cart, OSCAI¢ FIELD, wand 166 Sichigan-av. OR SALE-OR TRADE—A GOOD CANADIAN ‘pony, harness, and blanket. 74 Sizteenth.st (OR SALE—AT A SACRIFIOE, FOR WANT OF ‘use—A very stylish and fast road mare, a lady can lo. Call immodistely at 118 Blao Island-v~ R SALE—AT A BARGALN, FOR WANT OF USE —Your choice of throa sound business he for 355 3 eliher of them {s worth what Lask ior all; also, trong busigos buggy and fine set of barnes for, $595 id an old work horse, thin bat for $20, A git ‘West Fitteenth-st., near Centro-a¥- F ee MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED IBY A FIRST-OL ASS BALESMAN. A Tine of goods to sell. Would prefer stoves, hardware, or cutlery and pistad ware. Best of references. Addross Q 8, Tribune ottice, ANTED—CHEAP—DOUBLE DESK ORA LARGE sagle Calton d. L. 3 Wash- ro tineiggns. Callens. L, SPKEEVER, ‘94 Wash: WASTEDTA GOOD, SECOND BAND FURNACE ‘maa ‘Address Q 68, Tribune ‘good ordor, if cheap. 7 ANTED—A MINK MUFF AND BOA; 4 WA wise, Address Ria, Tribune offices MUSe W ANTED—A ROOM-MATE. WOULD GIVE LES- ‘sous in bookkeeping. Pleasant ‘tre, do. 2s Nescnabes releresos required MoSEx ‘TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, bonds, ete., at LAUNDER'S ‘Ban Sopher note blank: Lewelisied Ieee nee ORSES LOR SALE-TWO YOUNG TBAVY Hberes for tale chose, Inaatrg of ls HL. BOLDE- MOUK, 35 South Halated-st., near Taylor. MOSSY TO LOAN 25.000 SUAS AND TPWARD, K. RODGERS, Moons ia lasdiosee ee ONEY TO Loa: “BY SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL BONS DAVIS: Hoom 418 hast Medion MOREY TO LOAN ON IELINOIS FaRAIS OR OAT. cago roal extate, GEORG! Wi NI Wout Sindisoa-st, Oilce open in forenooue ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS a MO NsNisan real ontatosecurtiy: 9 We MARSH, 15 Clarkest.-* . iE MRE, TO LUAN ON FIRST-CLASS HOUSE- id f : Beaen ie foreltaees seying: ‘macaines, aod pisaos. ¥ YOU HAVE A GOOD, STRONG, SHIFTING Bae ee eee eee ree tia. eallttoday OF a want to sell cheap for o1sG., ¢ or Mouday on Hi. Ly ANDERSOS, Sil Went Lakost. PEED! SPEED! SPEED!—A GENTLI sell, owing to aicknoss, % horses; epan ol 15 hands bigh, 6 years of ago, trotted to tha polo last season in2:i6; aqually as good single as double: they are first-olass onder the saddlo, kind for a, lady to drive, and foariess; and they are warranted sound and kind. Also, 1 mahogany-bay Hamblotonian mare; rising 6 years of ONRY IN S088 OF 1,00 UP TO LOAN ON “ity property, Improve: improv. Rea Et ey to ONEY 10 LOAN-ON SHORT OR LONG TIME: 3 aseu sold’ B.A, LEVY, 169 South Clark-ot., Room | eee N Dil YVANTED—A GALLON COVER! PAR W Atte. State lowest price. Borne Pat Owese - Wxten-to PUROHASR—A CITY SALOON Ucenso. Apply or address 63 West Monroe-st. We Annepsaloox SE; SECOND-HAND. W “Cait at saloon, 161 Wes: Madison-at_ STOVE REPAIRER, 185 EASE .. batwora, Clark and Dearborn, will re- pairolg staves, fornia brick and all pieces. orders yy mail promptly attended ‘to, or wil call at houso and seo what is required. WARTED-ROOM MATE IN A VERY NICE ROOM [ ‘Price, $7 ber month. it on Filthay., near 28 'T 99, Triby age, 135 bands bigh, vory fast and stylish; as good single ane office. asdouble, and a net-clas. ssddl Also, o Z-s0nt- 8, Tribane office. ___*. aes an ndodd sratcelass New-York made to-DusEy, =A GOOD GROORRY BUSINESS IN A se recan ashes: Double aud single. harness, whlpe, riviag town within 1-0 miles of Caicago, ADy Fobos, ote., to bs sold at a sacrifice. Call on Monday at | party having saco business to dis of can tnd a cesl ara io the rear of residence 86 Wabash-sy. gastomer fur the sam by sending TPO EXCHANGE-OR FOR SALR FIRSTCLASS, supa ice a yuara-box vo or a median . imate Nddrews G3, Teneo oftce. a MUSICAL. WASTED—4 ONE HO! HAETON, OFEN ON BARGAIN-AN ENTIRELY NEW AND MAG. top, ia good ‘order. Address by letter W BE, erat rose a = > Rom de kort fy ul Monthy foot A sions rod plantar, 5 oct, sara SE MORFY, TO LOAN-ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, aVL' houses on leased lote, and . No. Mi Giarkat.s Room 5,’ Ke FINI AEons cotsterala. Wnrensfo BU ind **Clarence,” not mach worn. ~ A. READ, Fort Wayne, Ind. _Btate p: FoR OASiT A_ SECOND- \ddress H. MONEY, 10 LOAN-ON DIAMONDS,“WATOHES, Bin fines, and othi aoe: HE Gureety eons opraaiae ee Ne MONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS 70 Sim, FOR x ¥ ES it, Sem thatch Bleck SOMRN DEIR oom 6 N ‘ONEY TO LOAN—AT 8 METHODIST CHURCH Block, on city real ostate, farma convenient to Chicago, aud collaterals. J. G. HAMILTON. ONEY TO LOAN-IN| SUMS OF 1, M sabvatitousies booght sod alas” ‘usc i stato Block. H. Lowy. ight and so m 8 Honore NORCE,DRUGGISTS OR” PATENT- MEDICINE mon—I own two shares in tho Co-operstivo Medi. ging Gompeng which 1 will eoll chop for cash, or wil vm off for 3 Address GLASS GOBLET C6. 75 West Sladlzon-ate ie Srocks, BONDS, BEAL ESTATE, AND COM mercial paper bonght and sold. H. J. GHRISTOP. © CO. Bankers, 107 Handalpirat, ottaas See alleste 10 LOAN—FROS, 81,00) 1 $4,000—GIVE THE DE. scription oa . Addross Vis, Faas aS your property. "0, LOAN=gi00 AND 1-400 FOR, ONE YEAR OR on city real estato or purchase-money mort g2go; small eumson houses, pianon; diamonds wanted; End other good collaterals. Room 18, Ty Densbora-at, MPO LOAN-S1,009 TO 81200 TO AN EMBLOVER by pear salre Dusiacasmaa. Address,’ stating ibune ottioa, ~ Wastepia TEAM oF HEAVY, HORSES OR moles, with or without wagon and harness, in ox- change for lot on Wood-st-y Hoar blue Laland-ar.. Call oF address AJ, 153 North-av. a) WANTED HOR, GASH, 3. SEATED BUGGIES, ‘Two! x ‘new oF second-hand. BRENNAN, 218 Week Uthat. WAStE0—A TIGHT COVERED WAGON, FOR livery; Call from 3 tos D. ie OD AUMELSTED, 1 Doarboruat. ® W ANTED—A PAIR OF YOUNG, SOUND HORSES, Roptio and, trao in harvest, {or « No. 1 new parlor suit. Will pay cifferenc:, if any, ‘money, &t 146 Wost Handolpht., up-staire. ANTEV—A HORSE AND WAGON TO DRAW W Aton. Ga at tov North Clarks oeeay to works ‘WANTEDSTO BUY 4'SPAN 01 ‘ORKING horses cheap for oas;, must weigh 1,200 exch; not toexcesd 9 years; warranted sound, Inquire at375 West Tndiana-st,, Mouday, before noon. W ANTED—X GOOD TEAM HORSES, FROM 13 TO ‘Mdcwt, Inquire at 158 Jobnson-st. fi ‘ANTED—GUOOD HORSE AND BUGGY. OR either. Will pay in cash and clear lots. W, COOK, ‘7 Bryan Block. HO HAS A GOOD HORS! BUGGY, AND W harness to trade for a p-ve lot af ‘plavarens Address H, P.O. Box8, Hyd Pazk. WASTED A fiw SECOND HAND (BUGGIES. ‘Apply at #0 Wayman-at. GEO. £. CLOW. oars; #1,3 lor . F Room 17, 0 Lisatie-st. Z “ANTED—FAMILY HORSE, BUGGY, AND HAR- nus, {a exchange tor bilbard-xable or’ claar eubar- ban lots. Address O47, ‘Tribune office. rich, and” powerful, tong, ix hig! easy, with ound corners, richly carved legs and lyre. Marafas~ turers’ price, $675. ‘Tho instrument was taken in trade, Suid warranted 1n ovory respects, for sal for $250. Residence 45 Mictigat NY_ PERS nUAYENG, 4 SECOND-HAND, PE 0 sell wi ‘s cash custom tug P84 ‘Fribuae otice, Copel ‘NUMBER OF PIANOS AND ORGANS, USED buza few months, f ‘ess than halt prios. STORY s CAMB, Si Statowses § GREAT VARIETY OF AND SECOND- “A Sad Sinos tor raat veo laws STORY & GLUE Bir State-at. MOSIC TEACHER WISHES EXO} AL Beeierices ani use <tpunelor bosrde Sh Tab VERY FINE MfARTIN GUITAR, CHEAP. CALL AL “st85i West Randoloh-st., up-stairs, MAGNIFICENT SECOND-HAND HAINES fe I warranted. perfect, far sale st SE Oalrst., EARGE yor Ov NEW AND BECOND-HARD sand organstto ront,or for sale for cabot on tee. GOOLD & BOM, corner Wabaabe ay. and Adams-st. GOOD TONED PIANO TO RENT, FOR 95 PER ‘month; also an upright plagofor¢4. DE WITT'S Piano Rooms, 236 Wabash-av. HICKERING ROSEWOOD 7 forte, four round corners, exeedi: ranted in every respect: original cost, 816, Hesideace, $45 Michizan-av. (OR SALE—A NEW, MOST PRREEOT PIANO, warrant- «1 d in tone, lat im si Geese, JA ERGRLS oremen RB forte, with averstrung po, LOAN=31,0i0 TO gy BOS OR § YEARS AT WANTED’ ‘GOOD-STYLE HORSF AND A NO. i je, round 10 per cent.’ J. H. THOMPSON, Hoom 28 Arcade ‘baggy and harness, for nica suburban lots, clear. . . ia (01 toal Batlding- = H, Carsior 1, South Sido. he eae. | Pron for ise: Residence, 8s Mlohtasa-ov. 10 LOAN—8100 TO 5,00 ON HOUSES ON LEABED ANTED—S) READ OF GOOD WORK-HORSES, | ] WILL SELL MY ) FOR gi iN RABY [Oreo and ctnee good eocunity, FOOTE, 169 Washia W ASTED=S BEAD OF GOOD WORK HORSna: | L tera sx bo ssenat PROSSER & es, ora State ton-st.. Roum 13. wt ) at Weston & Co.'s, 196 East | at., near Van Baren. FIETECAV., im. RIGAGE LOAN AGENOY,; I in sums, on MO) Room 4, mako loans, Meera Proved inside property; current rates, 10 LOAN-IN SMALL AMOUNTS, ON COLLAT- erals, jenely. ‘watches, or diamonds—$3,000, Ad- « dross f 83, ‘I'ribune office. ‘0. LOAN-81,500 ON INSIDE REAL, ESTATE FOR five yoars, 1A J. ORDWAY, 209 West Madison-o! To LOAN-A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS ATS F cont roal estate security. 0..W. WES- TON Tis Dparborn-ot- A to G, B. Waaliagtowst. ANTED—A GOOD, HEAVY SPAN OF HORSES, Wesson, and Barngis, oliter a5 Sta paymant ont s8'sud lot or in exctiatige for good Property: Apply at-n00, EDWIN a. itd2"S Go. 11 Dearborn: MISCELLANEOUS. A. A. AWE SIX BUTTON Kip GLOVES, « A. A. e2a pair, warranted, aud tried on be- Paris Glova Store, 9 Si fore yor 0 LOAN—$100 TO €500 ON HOUSES ON LEASED Jote and otber guod secprity. TRUESDELL & BROWN, 18 Fifth.av, i Zi FPO LOAN-IN SUMS OF $1,000 OR MORE, ON first-class real estate in Cook County or on. Illinois farms within 90 miles, B. L. PEASK, per Block. TANTED —TO «BORROW 9,000 FOR 8 OR 5 Years, tu two sume. $7,000 and $2, 000 each; will givo goad real ogtato security valued at threo times the amount; Sate ratoof iuterest and terms, A) J, &J. W. COUF- EH, Room 7, 135 Dearborn: “ANTED—€%.000 FOR FIVE YEANS, GOOD CITY ‘secarity. Address V 13, Tribuno office. VV ANTHD—A PARTY WHO HAS PROM $10,000 TO ‘12, 000 cauh, or clear city proporty, to joln mein a manofacturing business paying large profits. Address 88, Tribune office. 2 ANTED—€2,400 FOR THRER YRARS ON CLEA) acreproperty, near corner Sevonty-first and Wood-sts. will pry 10 por cont and 2} commission. F, 223 Lake-st. ANTED-$4,000 ON IMPROVED OITY PROPER- rth $15,000, will pay 10 per.cant and comrmis~ sion. Nono but principals noed apply. Address O &l, ‘Tribune office. W ANTED—9is,000 FOR 5 YEARS ON ACRE PROP- sity improved, worth $48,000; tl: perfect. Address 'T 15, Tribune office. CG ‘ANT—BOOKS OPENED AND CLOSED. complicated accounts adj work requiring an ‘promptly attended to. Address WERB, Room 2, ‘East Madison-st. i : A SOUSG LADY WRITING, 4. PLAIN COPY- Band would like copying to doat home. Addross Ze, Tribune attic. WILL EXCHANGER A GOODPIANO FOR FINE off palatings. 15 Madisou-st., Room 3, WILL SELL My T-OCTAVE PIANO BOR ONB- fourth ita value. Apply at 1150 Indiana-ay. = c ONE, NEW, FIRST-CLASS PIANO, WITH SLE. "gant covor and stool, at a sscritice; most be sold. 73 Di [vision Prat I ‘[PIANO;TORINGORDERS FOR C. HE CHRMONS Weat ie at Wanuceotts umusle store, so) West Madison? est Side, at Keanecott’s musle . tt, and Kennedy's book stare, 88 West Madison-st. Sivarios y,_I8 totte: Address os v WANTED IBY A, BASSO, IX QUAR- Ei or’ until Boat reader. yASSU, Tribune ome mars noe SECOND-HAND*PIANOS: 4 rent dedacted If 0., 214 Statest., Po RENT-NEW AND for nearly twenty-tive years, and, aftor spending over 29) in vain. cured mysel 9 wHlich 1 will give, froo txial to all wy olfice, Icl Kast Madison-st, Sunday hours from 1:3) to 4:30. Bock 10 cents. “ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH CATARRH? I WAS aL my own remedy, of ‘who bring this notice to ‘DR. C. R, SYKES. "A HANDSOME PRESENT TO CANVASSER WHO ZA. sells most goods next thirty days. 17 North Clark- at., Room “AUIRED J. ESJGHE, THE PCPULAR BLOCH. Hoist aud Shakspeacean reader, can bo engaged for privats or public readings. Call or adcross 65 West Mad- a8 [ASSAH TEA, COMPANY, B, MUCFARLANS hasromoved from 163 to 319 West BMadisoa-st., ba- tween C1 ater and Curtis, where ho ‘be pleased to 00 his old friends and customers agail. RELIABLE WOMAN WISHING TO VISIT IRE- Tiga, porld ko 0 nocomgany somo, family going abony Match Tin capscity of ranld or rervant, paying ber own fare. Address Box 466, vanston, Ll. W ASTED—WOR 8 OL, 5 YEARS, $5,000 ON 100 ‘acres worth $30,000, will pay good rato of interest. 2 RUSELEY, Ja Devisas & Welch, 14 LaSallo-st., Otis oc] z : 1 Wy ASTD 5 G0 TO $i,00) FOR SOR § YEARS. ‘on Bret-class Lunproved real eatate on the West Side; will pay9 por cont, and 39, commission. Address 5 69, Tritlane obiee. $900 GE fe SRE TES H Foss 5 97, ‘Tribune otiee, $1,000 Ree oN BIANONRS i LTRERAL 32, 500. $3,500, ioe Nues\ on OR LESS TO LOAN FOR ONE YEAR on city realestate. Apply at A. MOSES', National Bank, Filth-ay., Room TO €30,000 TO LOAN FOR THREB or five yours om reat estata, Money in 25,000 for ten or fiftcen years, at 8 por cont. TUCKER, Agent, National Life Insuranco jegnpany, 157 LaSalle-st., Hoom 13. O00 ToEoaN ‘OR INVEST IN GOOD ACRE 5 property. Address N 63, Tricano office. $4,000 Beale 8 BOs it Washing: WEEK FOR property. Ad- $5,000 ON HAND TOLOAN od city real estato at 10 per EOFF, 14 Washington-st. cent. J. $1.500 ‘up-ataics, ovr German Ni $2,000 CHAS. P. Ge tonat. $6). 000 ierts fer, months st LIVER BESLY, 157 Washington-st. ty TOLOAN UPON OHICAGO RRAL ES- $3,000 fate fore tern ofyeam. BRYAN LATH- OP, MH Dearborn-st. * $10.000. tess Sa 7,000, TO LOAN A }. “on inside'roal estate at lowest rates, Mil purchase well-sscured papor. ‘onor address ESD, 16 West Sixteenth-st., Chicago. S12.000, Sa 8% on82%, ‘APPLIOATIONS el }. ranted on. Rrat-class city property at YOpercent. W.H. FURNESS, Roum 16, 153 Monroo-st. $15,000 TO LOAN IN SYS 20 Seas ay noS 7 Reaper Bisck, ( () NOW IN HAND TO PAY ALL GASH 32 ).000, feresod propery, Ifsold low. SASON $50,000 seit Sierears BY glorious $f $000, to Sea. Wat FELNER, Boom 1, G3 $50. 000 wee eee ekeae cent PER £85020, ee eres rouip of Gblaage clo- Pater *Xdlareas V Go, ‘Tribune ofteo- $100,000 IN HAND TO PUROHASE COM- ‘mercial and resi estate papar in largo id smaall amounts; wo also havo some per cent money fo loan on choice real estato, security must be abundant. EUGENE ©. LONG & BRO., 73 Kast Washington-st. 300.000 TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENT IN ONE aura for 10 years on Chicago, roal e¢- tate, ‘Prineipals only address jbune ft BOSTON," of eel HORSES AND CARRIAGES. IN HAND TO LOAN ON GOOD COL-" current rates, 160-ACRE HOMESTEAD AND TOWN LOT FREE toeach of oar plant railroad borhip $96. H.B, STEVENS, Agent,'1% South Clan only $17, mem- YVaNTED-A GOOD PIANO; WILL GIVE TWO wW Jota unincambered. H. J GOODBIOH, 1% Dear- eat ANTED-SECOND-HAND PIANO; MUST. BE good as new and cheap. ras reak | A. DISSE 1g agaist, Room Be ANTED—A SILVER FLUTE. ADDRESS WIT! particulars Z 75, Tribune otfice, = OG Witt Bar A so Gke st UNION PIANO- forta, full 7 octaves, ovorstroug bass, Ln frame and French erend action, round coraors, verpen- tine plynth, carvod Jexs and ire, as aw; stoal and cover with it. Residcnce, 515 Michig: HOUSEHOLD GOOD‘ RARE BARGAIN—A VERY ELEGANT SOLID Tosowood parlor sult, covered tn riot green silk, with Erimson puting; 8 pieces, comprisinz 3 largo French fofsa, 2 casy chairs, 4 modallium-back window-chsirs. Extra linen covers for every piece. Made wo order in the best manner by Roux, of Now York City, bas never boon used; for sale at $25. A solid rose centre-table, fine T ennesseo marble top; price $25. Kesl- jer, 615 Michigan-av. ANY ONE WISHING TO DISPOSE OF A*SILK- ‘yelvot cloak or basque, or velvet in any abspo, cheap for caah, may address V 18) Tribuno otiice. N REPRRIENCED ADURICAN LADY WOULD infant babies take ong or two. to board and nurse. ‘Apply at 91 Peoria-at. BARGAIN IN A BLACK BAIRCLOTH PARLOB uit with atitehed backs and frouta; a paint Lighthouse perlor stove anda P, P. Biewart cook utove 20 yards Bravos carpating—will be sotd for £0 conts on the dollar; aud 1 14 ft. counter. Call at 609 West Lake-st. (1488 FAD Fon. SECOND-HAND ‘Haensos; also, one 15-ball pool Qearom Bruxswick billiard-tablo, cheap for cash, West Sfadison-st. G45, CONSUMERS SHOULD LEARN TO UNDFR- end their meters; also how to reckon up old anow and casy fn the following placos: ‘Square, 16 North Clark-st., st., 98 North Halsted-st. ‘Southeast corner of Court-House ‘235 North Olark-at., 503 State- CITY BALOON table, and one 4%5 by At 961 bills; table prepared for tho purpose. For salo NTS_OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, furniture or any kind of goods or merchandise mad freo of charge, Wo make advances on gonda left with us forsale, prrchase st cash ‘or [oan monoy on stor age, EOCKWKLL, W! £.CO., 204 and 208 East Madison-st. . BEEGANT PARLOR SET, 7 PIECES. YRLLOW strived tarry, cost $85, used but two months, only 350, Residence 1313 Shurtleff: eighthand Twenty-ninthats. betwoen Twenty~ Vee J. UOSTER, ACCOUNTANT, | TWENTY-FIVE aay heel Books opened, closed, otc. Of- :E—PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR PUT- ‘ing up some 500 cords af joe at premiscs, 638 Archor- av. JAMES TURNER. Z [SSTRUCTIONS, WITH REY 70 RAPOLEONIO ‘method of erphigr writing; most selentiic exer knows, and canabla of 10,0 vaclations, Address V 2%, Tribune ottice, JS THE GAS COMPARY HORBING. OU STOP it. Get your fixtares allared lo burn New York Safety Kerosene Oil at small oxponss, ane savo Une cont & month, at CHICAGO GAS FIXTURE MANUFACTUL- ING CO., 21 East Madison-st., at bridge. Gas Sxturos, lamps and lanterns repaired, JUING RALARHU 4: YOUR PICTURE 18 EXAIs- ited in ALEUKD'S show-window, 165 Washington-st. ELMINA. MONEY, OF HARD 70 BUY A. STOCK, OF MER- INE chandise, ifs bargain. Address 3 52, Tribune oitice. MES A AeTHORAN WEETHAS OPENED & LAU. Madry'at 114 Taylor-st. ; bas worked 19 sears in this elt \ant gontlemen's and_ladios’ clothes; particular atien- tion paid to black. Orders to that number. NS. 2. 2; THORP, TER, CAEBRATED Hain doctress, bas remsved to 13 Bifthav., where sho will be happy to meet. her old customers. “Como overy- ‘ody, and be convinced that sho is no humbug. J SSHONFORD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE IS WAR ‘ranted tobo one of tho best preparations for renow- ing and promoting the. gronth of ho vale 0308 used Warrant satistaction. Addross 19 Wes? Madison-st. XTICKEL PLATING DONE OF EVERY DESCRIP. tion, in first-class style. NEWMAN & REIMAN, corner Handulp and Market-sts., Koom 5. ‘PATENT CONS PLANTER (HE GREATESS IN- sean aL At Atty Focal aerisd ways, and plants at the <. ‘operal b nts Be tod States right for sale. Cail or ad- are Leones, ofr ofice, Beard of Trade iTIM ATE BUST. KNOKES, Beeretan's PARTNERSHIP WANTED IN experiense in the We Inside improved real eatate. Q., Fribano office. ARGAINS—BARGAINS—WE HAVE A LARGR 0 ent of Ronsehuld goods, having been in ako at ofc Fe ne eae ietl gcurin te’be ld at beisae> an ae . ion fal this Wak Wil. HODGES & CO., 60 Weak Eikest, Coxon TS BEAR Ge MA piace on tho city Bt 333 ag. Choa in the city, Stat 736 Stale), WHIPPLE'S manniactory, RUBSITORS, BEDDING, QARPATS, STOVES Mmirrora, oltcedesss, tables, chairs, wardrabes, boos cases, extension-tables, gas-fixtures, counters, shelving, show-cases, ‘ware, knives, forks, spoons, croskory. ind’ tollorwere, new aud second-hand delivery w ahd harnsss, gizo two. billisrd. and pigora-bulo cooking san5s: broilers, steam-table, restacrant and ca~ foon tables and chairs, "You can fad almost anything a& SMITH & HEANEY'S, © Fitbar,, at prices to salt the mes. POR SALE (OF EXCHANGE—$200 WORTH PAT. ext household articles: cheap, (cunvenieat, and #00- nomical, Address P 1s, JRURCTORE waNTED—1 WAS pa Boy A Lor ‘of good forniture on timo; will give good security. ‘Adarew' PV1, Tribune otiee.4 = ;OR SALE-CASAP, YOR OASH, FURNITURE ‘and carpets, nearly how, or would exchange for do rable lot on Sout Sido, pr ‘differenoo, wf any, in cash, Address 1u3 Iadiana-av. oO EASY TERMS_FURNITURE, STOVES, CAR- Saati ett Sat A A te pach ag wae where. JOHN Mf, SMYTH, 134 West Rsguon-0 ‘PARTIES WANTING, PARLOR SUITS MARBLE. ‘walnut chamber acta, carpets, faraiture or housebold hesting-stor or any of ture ods, should buy of us this woek at 60 cents ou the <lol- fits “late show-casos, acal jen, counters, abelving, and. & Be areal otnar esos at yonr own price, HOURWELL, WILErAsts'¢ C0;, Auctionsers and Commision Mer- ng ARTIES HAVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURNI- tare, earpets, crockery, ete., ete., to dlapoee of, will ‘conaule their own interost, and savo from 40 t0, $0 por cent by galling oF addreging 8. P, BAMBERGER, 699 Woes one io tee ‘by a man of soventeon years’ » for , ARTES HAVING | CHROK! 3 OR SHOW. ‘to mount take them to. = Piock, comer Stadion and Alarkot-sts. Ccapest boat work in town. ‘PARTIES IN WANE OF & CHOICE ARTICLE OF ‘honey can obtain it in large or small quantities, be- low store priocs, by calling at Room 87 Tribune Building: ‘AVROE ERT’ Ale IPASR IIAP: “SEND SLEIGHS, TUKSDAYS AND Pitl- Satl0a, m, ‘Partics wishing to purchase horses at our place can havo an opportunity ot fyi, ‘them tho day befere sale, that ‘they may not be deceised. Wo thsit bave on Tuocday an dnusval large sale of horses and carriages. Partios wiahing to purchase should ‘not fail to attend to this sale. Wa ha jes wishing to purchase 8 carloads of horses; aby ono wishing to dispose of horses will do well to bring them in for Tucsdas's sale. “A FIRST-CLASS LIGHT TOP-BUGGY FOR SALE chi inting, trim ming, repairing of all kinds avlowest rlcea: a Brat clam jab warranted, ROB- EAT SHLAW, 175 West ‘Rando:ph-at. [PARTIES WISHING THE 5 TOE OB A PRIVATE ‘detective will pleaso address P 14, Tribuno vilca. Satistaction guarantzed. Ribyour HOUSES OF THE LOATHSOME COCK. roach while ‘thoy aro contined to the warm rooms. by tog Gatley Cockroach Exterminator; sold at 6:0 State-st.: coutracts taken and warranted, ARTHUR OAKLEY. BUILDERS-PARTY TO BUILD BLOCK OF Pe ene will ae half or two-thirds cash, balance property closr. J. Q. HOYT, Roum 6, & Washingtonst. THOMAS SCOVERN 1S NO LONGER IN MY EM- (Pau AS Siriies ordering chipped beof or hulled cora be promptly. supped, by giving thelr orders tp Gar Togular canvassers, whose statemonte will Le truthful. Md. Ne CHIMES, 83 West Adamsst. NEW OPEN BUGGY FOR SALE CHEAP. NO. 17 Quincy-at., uy-st ING. FARM, AND BUSI- apis rig—horse, buggy, and 1 Monroo-st. “A, PINE PAIR OF must be sold Monday. ¥, BV Gan Botsega is rear of 605 Wabaal j8 SALE—CHEAP, 8 LIGH® DELIVERY WAG- Fess ‘suitable for grocers or butchers, 123 Van jaran-st. HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD LIKE TO MRET A entieman that woald join him in taking hondo on cae of tho avenues, South Side, near good boarding-house, ‘hero each could have a floor. ref given and re- Quired. Address 6, Tribaae office. "NO BUILDERS—CASH, PLANINGMILI, | MA- T chinory, and merchandise, for building two ‘dwoll- ings JACOB G. BA GALL, 7 Cisrk-2t ADVOCATES OF JUSTICE WILL GIVE A (TBchie moctiog ia Judge ogors’ Coart-Hoom, cor; der GPadams and LaSalleste,, Sunday, tn inst., at 7:20 p.m. Songs, gles, clc., accompany the addresses. F Por SALE—-3 EXPRESS WAGONS, AND SEV- al seis single and doable harness, cheap. OSCAR FIBLD, 166 and 166 Michigan-av. Z i Gan fod i tox 4g Frost Adame-st. HARRY. from 11 5 (OR SALE—-CHEAP—A GOOD SECONDHAND buggy; the owner having no farther use and sco it, FRANK MUNRUE'S barn, 480 for it. Cail ‘Wabssb-ar. JOR SALK-GROCEBY WAGON, NEARLY NE’ FOR Bar price. horse and harness. tn ret ‘ane ottice. Of SALE—A FIRST-CLASS WORK HORSE. WAR Tasted porfcetly sound. Any one wanting s roliablo boreg will do'well to lavestiyate, V 29, Tribune oftice. see 300 Gotngy and Fianklinete g OR SALE-A NICE DRIVING TYRAR OLD -ANTED—GOOD SET OF GROCERY FIXTURES, WA Sieap for caah, at 173 South Jefferson-ot. ANTED —SECOND-HAND SALOON LICENSE WASTER fares Addcoss Ps, Teibuze office. {TED —TO LET—10,00 YARDS LATHING. ANT pamediately., JOHN KNOTT, 185 Dashiel~ fub-at- and Halstead. 20 4 Central Uniow | and ‘PARTIES HAVING SALES TO BE MADE AT ‘their residences will tind fe to their advantare tocall cuore a Be LS pet Cet West jakee seo and bave aatiatactory arrangeme : Sp prtleed treo of charge, "and money paid on same day ° . or ARLOR SUIT OF ELEGANT WALNUT, BEVEN. Diecos, tine satin damask coverings, blue pufings, alt pisces having eos three mouths ago, pric banc -apholsterot backs: ae as al twonty-akcutat. MNIS- WELL ES, CROCKERY, AND HOUSE fag goodson oasy monthly payments. if, W. © OU., 135 West Madison-si. HOSE DESIROUS OF SEI ‘any portion of their bonsenoid Customer by addressing P 6%, Inibune oftice. WANTED. FURNITURE AND, OABPETS IN xX a for uniacumbered Umber land in Michigan 6. - D-—-FURNITURE—ANY PEESO. ave W ing & lot ot good rurnitare they wa ar ditni and responsible party please address T 3, Tribuce ofhoe- WARtensTo. Boy CHRAR, ie EXOWANGE lady's gold watch, atave and & bed.jouts tat, /Addreas Tidy Tebupe office. A MIOHIGAN-AV., NOBTH OF SIXTEENTH- 545 SIOePECIAL WaRGains. ‘A 865-rosewocd parlor suite, 4 plocen, S25. A gussiiinasts cial kare | AGRO pieces, new, price se are ‘A aaperior walnut d: bureau, price $25. A fine tone rosewood 7-o.tave plans, $155. Whooler'& Wilson sewing-macbina, In partgct order, ‘Three first-rate esay chairs, $12. Fine oll paiauugs pesty frames, $10 to $100. ‘Kesidauce 45 Michigan-av. TL.979 YoUxe mauiieD FOLKS—NOW 1S 28 tho time to start housekeeping. Tho xrest Teduction in furniture and carpets, ‘very low rents, combine to make this your upportantyy. | We offer st., near Thirty -and Halstead. __| select stock of furniture, carats, aad bedding a» Wanten to EN CUTTING FROM A GOOD reduction, on installments. "Ihe Empire Parlor ‘cuttor, whero I could practice under his direction. tead inmsev2n stylca. ltisfor your interest to ex- Address 0 ‘Tribune ottico, Sinise gag monk ane pine. Peer dpriee nd sqaare deal ee a 7» N. B,—Parties urbe ‘am eee ee Pee eer cal betas te He ssd by visiting our oussblishment ta tho paving Cand ‘to 83,000; will givo $800 or $1.40 cash, balance in | (Gut thisoutand keop it.) KMPIRK PARLOK HRD- suburban property. Address I 68, ‘tribune office. STHAD COMPANY. 33 Wert Madison-st_ ANTED-A FEW S' HARD COUNTERS Wing tabies, No. 128 Branklfa-st., third floor. CLAIRVOYANTS. FASTED-TODLS AND, MACHINERY OF X 3a shop, for whieh I wi ice RANA ease Address X oor tribune once, ‘WASTED CHEAP’ FOR CASH—A FIRST-CLASS, ‘mare, sound and gentle; with or withont bu; and 3 all B tem-winding, heavy casos, latest style gold watch; inarabtasaiftirs-claas and cies. ‘Afdrese b #0, fribune auoe es rts iret Rip OR SALE—A CAR-LOAD OF ES AND SIX rs te NW ISTEREST POE, BAERGA CAR TOAD OF UCHion the cous: | WW ANTRD_AN INTERSST IN SOME GOOD BUSI- to, At Walke saiie, marthwest comer Indiana-a¥. esa in es food ae paren lots, excellent FINEST 16-HAND Bay. CK OF DRUGS, GROCERIES, OR R SALE—ONE OF THE Pee eee ee oad. Wary fine for acoupe. Ad- dress 55, Tribune office. a OR SALE—LIGAT AND HEAVY DELIVER’ PE cots of all kinds; also one road buggy, oneap, st HARBERT & CO., Hoom 36, 163 Zast Wash- ‘ : ARWONDER THE CRLEBEATED, GYPSY PALH- Jat. Snu caa be consulted at 26 Milwauseoay. i fe08!. NSULT MAD. GIRARD, UIDNTED [isa Coe ha cnpurlenced phyaislan. 29 West Madh son-at., Roum 2 : F_YOU_ Wisit * ese WES © ADAM MILEO3, Me ie tart Madiso tre, Room 2. “RS, M. SMITH, MAGNETIO. PHYSICIAN M ‘Chronic difficulties s specialty. 16555 Tadenare W ANTED—A SECOND-HAND SALOON-LICENSE. Address or call at 162 Ne Sangamonrat. from ‘mr Stenday, Feb & The 253 South Canal-st. POE, SALE—e SSPRING | PHAET A heels. Cost $350; H sheapj patent rhea inet” = Flor SALE— ONE SEGOND- BAND. S-SPRIN k wagon, $50, One open light side-epring bugsy, $40, "tas Mllwankes-ar. N-BUGGY— wall for $15. ANTED—CITY AND SUBURBS MAPS, WITH witho good Si ‘map-rack, in good candition af Room If FANTED—A PARTY TO BUILD AB 1 Flos brick dwaling aad lot i exebanaee a ME PARIS, THE GYPSY Nie MARS EAUS, GHEY SOT RS. A, G, WOOD, CLAIRVOYANT AND MS.d Gpltien do Went Maduoee, Mage (PROTA STRANGER THAN FICTION |—BEMARK- Fre AN Rion of second aight! MESES een canbe aca ts a Went Rental eee Stairs, Gaicsgo, Ul, Handalpdrsiy wpe