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

awe wee a FRE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1875.—SIXTEEN PAGES. 3 ed WASHINGTON. Saturday’s Work in the House on the Tax Bill, The Section Restoring the Dorizontal Duties Reiained. A Variety of Original Ideas on the Subject of Taxation. a Several Reports Expected from the Louisiana Commitiee. Prospects of Compromise in That State Again Encouraging, President Orton's Testimony in the Tel- egraphio Investigation. THE TAX BILL. SOME QUEER FINANCIAL THEOBIES. aspecud Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, ‘Wasmrxarox, D. O., Feb. 20.—The debate on the tax bill was more like a general debate upon protection then any that bas preceded it. In- deed, the purpose of the bill seemed to havo been in some mossure lost, so the arguments were directed in favor ot protection or {rec trade, Tho debato, which was often vory epicy, curiously exhibited the different theories. .Cly- mer, 8 Ponnsylvanis Democrat, refused to vote for the bill except the 10 par cont protection was Kept on. Wadsworth, of Obio, want- ed the bill to pass; because it would help make fn his district the best rails in the world. Smith, of Pennsylvania, another of + the Kelley school, wanted tho hill to pass bacatse Jefferson was in favor of protecting American industries. Horace Maynard was for the 10 per cent restoration, which be believed would be paid by foreign manufacturers, and not by the the American consumers. Todd, « Democratic Protectionist from Pennsylvania, wanted tho 10 per cent restored, and s protection policy adopt- ed. Spier, another Pennsylvania Democrat, who was hissed out of his own Convention because of back-pay, wanted the tariff increased because other States had river and harbor ap- propristions 2nd interior Pennsylvania could got a grab out of the Treasury in no other way. Field, of Michigan, the chief apostle of protec- tion,tin a guit,os he ssid, made by American tailors of Michigan wool, dyed brown, thought the bill did not sufficiently increase the tariff. Sendder, of New Jersey, like Col. Sellers, was for the bill because he saw in it the honor of the old fisg, Sunset Cox Jost all the Pennsylvania votes for the Bpeakership by boasting that he bought the suit of clothes he had on in Canada for $21, duty free. Dobbins, of New Jersey, who had beon a practical farmer for forty years, and who is the only Eastarn Granger in Congress, thought that a high tariff made happy farmers; and knew that if he paid a tax on bis plow, that tax furnished a better market for his produce. Fort, of Iulinois, ridiculed the Democrats for talking fres trade and voting for protection, and said that the peoplo of his county wore ‘con- yinceg that s tariff should be loyied for revenue only, and not for protection. Loughridge, of Towa, opposed the 10 par cent restoration, which he said would come out of the Westera farmers and only benefit Penneylvania iron mon. There was A RATHER BITTER PASSAGE betweon J.D. Ward and Dawes. Ward moved to amend the bill by exempting omory ore from duty. It was ruled out-of orderby Dawes. Ward ssid he would, nevertholoss, ad- dress himsolf to the point. He desired to call aitention to the fact that tho duty ou emery iron, which was en article of universal uso, was kept ‘up wolely to benefit a bed of ora in Dawes’ own district. He was not surprised, therefore, that Dawes should desire to have 61 @ rato of duty 2s would seep ail for- eign ores out. Dawes said Air. Ward” had ebaracterized his brief Congressional career, whioh began and endod with this Congress, by indulging mainly in personal matters. He ro- Bretted that the gentlemao’s constituents did not more thoroughly appreciate him and send him back to Congtess. ‘I'he gentlemen says that there haa been discovered a bed of ore in his wes’) distries, ‘The gentleman got tnat in- formation from the New York Sun, and if any man wants to ascertain everything but the truth, he ueed only consult that interesting paper. He @ares) never moved to tax emery. ‘Che House id it vo protect a bed of orein North Carolina, and another in Maine, and to emancipate the United States fromthe grasp of the Rothechilds, who owned néarly a! the emery ore inthe world. Afew gantlemen in New York, who owned some Jandin Western Massachusetts, thought they discovered some emery ore, but they haye nover been able to vatify the discovery. “Ie New York Sun got hold of this, and, with its usual truthfulness, made the charge which the gentleman from Illi- ois now repeats. Ho implored the gentieman’s constituents not to jet that brilliant light go out in the night of a single Congress. ‘Lhe bill, contrary to general expectation, ‘SEEMS TO GROW IN STRENGTH. The vote on striking out tho fifth seetion, re- isting to horizontal or 10 per centum duties, ‘was considered as something of s test rote upon ‘the bill itealf. 1f that section bad been stricken out, the bill would have most certainly failed. ‘The fact that it was retained indicates the pos- nible passage of the messure. Tho motion to ike ont was defeated by the very close vote of rend to 108 nays. —-- LOUISIANA, ‘Wie MVESTIGATING comMITTEE’s REPORTS. ‘Spittal Ditpateh to The Chicage Tribune, _Wasninoras, D. C., Feb. 20.~The Beléct Committee having charge of the Louisiana ques- tit ‘held a meeting last night, at which was de- ‘veloped the fact that Messrs, Hoar, Wheeler, and Frya, will unite in a report showing that in- timidation was exercised at the 1874 election, and differing generally irom the report of the Foater Committes. Foster and Phelps will unite ‘ith Hoar, Wheeler, and Frye, in tecommending the passage of two teadlutions, one declaring tbat Kellogg is de facto Governor of Louisiana, tnd the other declaring that the five Conserva- Hives unsoated on the 4th of January by the tnilitary were legally elected. They—Foster, and Phelps—do not, however, in any way assent ‘to the conclasions of the Hoar Sub-Committoe's fepott. Marshall, of Tlinois, will ‘MANE AN INDEPENDENT REPORT OF HIS OWK, tnd it is probable that a paper in tle form of a yopplementaty report will be presented by Fos- let and Phelps in further explanation of their views. It is poxsible that Potter will join Foster and Phelps in this enpplementary report, COMPROMIBE. The Lonisima people bave been endeavor- ing fot some days to harmonize on the Wheeler compromise. They held ® caucus to-day with loading Republicans and the Oongresainnél olegation from their own Beate. They finally agreed upon tho form ofa vomptorise, which both factions of the Conser- vative ety sec} and which was iodorsed by the \gresaional delegation in writing. This latter compromiss leaves out of the question the ‘eleotion of 1872 on the ground that it was in 20 ‘Way conhected with the sleotion of 1874 It is agreed, however, to recoguize Kellogg as the ‘de facto Govarnor as long a8 the President sus- telat him as such. It is also sgrocd thet the five Conservatives unseated by - the wmilitery in January shall be seated, acd ‘thas a hew organization of the Legisisture shall Dehad. The Conservatiyes are not disposed to “inaiat that the Wiltz organiration was legal, and ‘Will'nos vonsent to recognize the Habn organi- xation as legal. It isthodght that this adjust- ‘ment will prove sstisfactory to all parties con~- {To the Associated Press.! é Wasursaton, D. 0., Feb. 20.—The Lovisians Committes will report through Mr. Foster on Tuesday, and s minority report will submitted -by@. Fe Hoar, The report of the Comsuttes, which will be signed by Foster, Phelps, Potter, end will adhere to .the original views Meraball, "presented in the Sub-Commitiec’s report, and ‘Will contain a recommendation that a resolution “to. give the the proper suthorities in Louisiana the” control: of the lower Hous but this resolution their report dees not urgo, for the reascn thatthe rights of Kellogg have not been established Ly any evidencs taken b the Committee ; but sre admitted upon general Tumor, ard as to the best possible solution of the present dificatties, _—— LEGISLATIVE SPECULATIONS. THE POLITICAL BILLS. Specrat Dispatch to The Ciicaso Tribune, Wasmxarox, D. C., Feb. 20.—The Republican Senators held a caucus this evening, but barely. ® quorum was present. The purpose of the cau- cus was to daeterminc upon the order of business: The Republicans claim to have discovered in the ‘conduct of the Democrats since tha Pinchback czse was tabled a disposition to prolong debate on the Appro- priation bills, go 2s to consumo the remaining time of tho seasion, aud defoat aay poiitical leg? islation. A considerable number of Repudlic- ans, including tho friends ‘of tho Civil-Rights ‘bul, in view of this fact, have decided to post- pone the Appropriation bills until the political measures are paseed, and toleavetho Appropria- tion bills until the end of the session. If this shovld make an extra session nocogsary, they claim that the Democrats will be responsible for it, Tos SCOTT'S LITTLE JoB, ‘The marvelous intricacies of Tom Scott's Texas Pacific lobby were illustrated by tho introduction iu the. Hous .this afternoon by the: eccentria Crutchfeld, of Teunessee, of the resolutions of the National Graogo urping an appropriation for toe Texas Pacific. Some of the slrewdest West- em politicians in Congress, who Lava had close sfiliations with the Grange movement, predict that that this action concorning tho Texas Pacitio haa destroyed the political influence of the Grange, in that it demonstrates = susceptibility tolobby influence, ‘om Scott's people are in groat gleo at the snccessfni manipulation of tho National Grange. Thoy now claim twenty ma- dority in the House for the Tezas Pacific bill. NOTES AND NEWS, EREORS IN THE REVISION. Special Dispatch to The Chicaon Tribune, Wasmrsarox, D. C., Feb. 20.—The State De- partment has discovered a great variety of very serious blunders in the chapters of the revised statutes relating to that Department. The Sec- retary of State will tronemit a letter to Congress asking that these errors may bo corrected. One of the ludicrons oues is the law-making provi- sion for a United States Minister st Prussia, years after that Embassy bas been merged in that of the North German Confedloration. : THE CIVIL-RIGRTS BILL, + The passage of the Civil-Rights bill in the Senate has uot been abandoned. Thera will be another Senate ceucns on Monday morning to determine the order of business. Ihe New Ea- gland Sonators baving the bi obarge intend to antagonize ali other measures with it. THE MINT BILL. It now seems pretty certain that the attempts to secure the passage of the Chiosgo Mint bill at this session will not be succeastul. ‘The princi pal trouble is in the Senate Finance Committee. That Committee, after repeated poaitive appoint~ ments, this morning again Tailed to giva tha eub- ject final consideration. It 1s evident to Chicago people interested in the matter that tho Finance Committee is unwilling to give the subject the consideration it deserves. Tiere is good rearon to believe that if the bill could be brought before the Sonate it would pasa. The rival applicants from other cities concede this fact, and have mace arrangaments to dofeat tho passago of the bill in the House, OUL BELATIONS WITH SPAr. The very sensational runiors raspecting the consideration of s now treaty with Spain by the Cabinet yesterday, and of new filibustering movements upon Cuba, have only this founda- tion: The ouly mention of Spain at tho Cabinet moating was the reading of a dispatch from Caleb Cushing, at Madrid, in which he stated thet the negotiations regarding the Virgivius aro con- cluded, and that they will be formally exchanged na goon aa his credentials to the Alfouso Govern- meut shall arrive in Madrid. Sccretary Fish statea that Cushing's credentials to Alfonso should arrive in France to-day, and the Virginius papers should [ass between the two Govorn- ments next wee’ . [x9 he Associated Press} NELYGUAPHIC INVESTIGATION Wasnrietox, D. C., Feb. 20.—Tho Snb-Com- mitteo of the House Committee on the Judiciary began to-day an inguiry authorized by the reso- lution introduced fn tho Houso by Mr. Daves, to ascertain if the Western Union Télegraph Company declined to send the messages of the Amoncan Presa Association on tae ground of the crilicism of the Western Union Company. ‘Bir. Orton, Presidont of the Wester’ Union Company, was examined. . It appeared from iis testimony that ‘no two press contracta with the company ate alike, diferent ratea being charged for dif- ferent classes of ‘service. “Tho Company ‘could afford to charge less to those who did a Jasge regular business over its wires than to par- tios. who sent only small quantities, on the priciple that a railroad compuny could afford to charge cheaper freights to wholevale dealers than to occasional customers, who sent but little ovar its road. Mr. Orton was esktd whether tho wealthy panera had not greater facilities than those of limited means, and whother a first-class paper could not obtuin thoir dispatches cheaper than those of Icse prominence, He thought they could, because of the er surface coverod in the arrangement. The reason the Western Union could not maké & contract with the American Press Association wae that, by taking off port of the business of its best customers end serving that Association for less, a heavy loas to the Company. would have been occasioned, He was asked whether, in the case of a paper not iu the Western Associated’ Préss ar- rangement, there would be a difference in the telegraphic charges to that papér for sendin; 10,006 words, and she Slat ges to the Associat Press for sending oxacily the same matter. Mr. Orton replied there would, aa business with the single paper would be but ‘a single transao- tion, and independent of any previous contract. FALSE RUMORS. , Astatoment is circulated that Atty.-Gen. Will- iams is to accept a foreign miseiop, and that Gen. Butler will succeed him in the Department of Justice. Gen. Butler ssya he world not ac- cept a Cabinct position, and Mr. Williams saya that when he leaves the Cabinet, which Will not ba at present, ho will practice his profésdion, and not accept another official position. BEVENUE APPOINTMENTS, _ ‘William H. Tiltou has been sppointéd Internal Bevenne storekeeper for the Eighth District of Kentucky, and David Wilson gauger for the Third Missouri District. DISTRICT FINANCES. , ‘The report of the Board of Audit far the Dis- trict nf Columbis shows the amouaot éxpended _op improvements by the Board of Public Works and Commissiohers as sudited and allowed by tho Auditor of the Board and tho Board of audit, from Juse 1, 1671, to Dec. 22, 1874, as tol- lows? For work on streots, $11,215,434: for sewers, $3,282,020; for roads ouisida of the cities, $506,200; for raising, and underpining, and otherwise repairing private buildings dam- aged by improvements, $243,481. Total, $15,- 452,199. ‘This statement docs not inclade audit- ed olaims for damages to real estate. —— CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. SENATE. SENATOR JOHNSON. Waturxoror, D. C., Feb. 20.—The Vice-Presi- dent Jaid before the Senate tho credentials of Senator Johnson, the new Senator from Ten- neasee, which were rend and placed on file. CIVIL-BERVIOE REFORM. 4 z Mr. Wright called up the resolution submitter by hitn yesterday, providing for the appointment of a committee of five Senators to examine into the several branches of the. Civil-Service during the recess, with a view to the. reorganization of the several departments thereof. eed to, INDIAN Comission, ‘Mr. Ingalls submitted s tesolution for the ap- pointment of a commission of five Senatots to visit the Indian Territory during the recesé of Cobgreés, ivith authority to inquire into the con- dition of affaira in that country, the nocessities - of ‘the vatious Indian nations and tribes thore located, and to repott at the uext session of the Senate the results of their inquiry, ahd what legislation, if any, is needed to protect: the ix- interests And Fromote the welfare of the inhab- tants of the Territory. Laid over. ‘The jolut resolution which passed the House last winter, relating to Civil-Service appoint- ments, ted passed.’ {t provides that in all cases ander Civil-Service.exatninations for a position under the Government, when # disabled United States soldier, his wife, or the widow of de- ceased soldier dying of wounds or diseabe con- tracted in tho lind of duty 2x such soldier, or his orphan child, shall psss such exsmtuation at the standard fixed by said tales, such person shall have précadence for the appointment to any ex- isting vacancy, anything io the rules of. the Civil Service to the contrary notwithstanding. Tbe resolution was passed by.a vote of 36 yeas to 8 maye. < , Gorton, of Georgia, and Mr. Merrimon, of New Cerca. voted with the Republicans in favor of is; those yotingin the negative were Alison, Cooper, Dennis. Hager, Hamilton Qa), ‘Basamey, ttora ths Commiti¢a aa” Pout : Stuythe, Offices and Post-Raads, reported the annual Post- Route bill, with amendments. Referred. PUBLIC LANDS. Mr. Ingalls prescnied a petition of citizens of Kanvas in favor of the passage of a bill for the sale of the Diack Bob Indian lands in that State. Laid on the table. Mr. Ingalls introduced a Dill to allow pre- gcoplore! te pera ee = pditlonel amount, to aagrepal acres, of public, ceded, or Indian trust-lands. Referred. e =n ___ TRE INDIAN BILL. The morning Lowe having expired, the Senate resumed consideration of the Indian Appropria- tion bill. es Mr. Hitchcock sutmitted sn amendmeut ap- ropriating $4,000,000 to reimburso eettlers for lasses gustiined by Indian depredations. Laid ‘on tho table.’ Mr. Stevenson submitted an amendment ri quiring {dian Azcnts to keep books containing itemized oxpenditures, accounts of contracta, etc,, such booxs to be always open to inspection, and to remain in the office at the roservation, aud be handed over by each Agent to his‘ suc- cessor in ofico; any forged entry or failure to comply with the provisions of this act to be pavished by a tine of not leas than $500 nor more than’$1,000. Agrecd to. Mr. Bogy moved an amendment authorizing the payment of $10,009 tothe Kaskaskia, Peoria, and 'Piankeshaw ‘ludisus for the purchase of good, such amount to bo withdrawn from their interost-tand. Agreed to. Mr. Isgalis submitted an amondment authoriz- ing the Sceretary of the Interior to nay to tho Treasurer of tho Cheroliee Nation $200,000 from tho trast-funds held by the United States, aris- ing fromthe sales of Cherokoo lands’ lyin; soufh of Kansas, said amount to be used by sai Nation in purchasing breadstuffs for said Chero- kee Indians rendered necessary to keop them from suffering in consequence of the destruction oe their crops daring the past season, Agreed Mr. Thurman moved to strike out the pro- vision that all appropriations made for teach- ers, millers, blacksmiths, engineers, carpenters, paysictans, and other persons employed in the ‘odian service, and for various articles pro- Yided for by treaty stipulations, may bo diverted to other usea for the benefit of the various Indian tribes within the discretion of the Presi- dent, and with the consent of said tribes ex- preased in the usus! manner, 2nd that he cause arcport to be made to Congrets at tho next session thereafter of his action under this pro- ‘yision, ‘An amendment was also agreed to, permitting the removal of Indiaus on the Alsea and Biletz Reservations if the Indians coosent. ‘The bill was then reported to tho Senste, and all the amendmonts in Committes of the Whole not resorved were concurred in. MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. Edmonds submitted an order providing that, until otherwise ordored, the hour of mect- ing cf the Senate should ba 10 a.m. Laid over tl Monday. ‘Mr, Alcorn introduced a bill for the reliof of the overflowed districts of the Mississippi River. Ordered printed and to lie on tha table, . Mr. Spencer introduced a bill authorizing the appointment of a Commission t2 proceed to Alaska after the adjournment of the presont Congress, to inquize into the number of fur- seals killed on the islands of St. Paul and St, George, and if an increased number could be killed without jeopardizing the perpa ity of the fisheries, and for other purposes, Jeferred. EULOGISTIC. Moasages wero received from the House of Representatives annouccing the death of Messrs. Mice, Hereey, Crocker, and Hooper. Enlogies were delivered by Meser. Hamlin and ‘Morrill upon the lite and character of fr. Her- voy; by Mossre. Oglesby aud Logan upon Mr. Rico: by Washburn aud Wadleigh upon Mr. Crocker ; and by Boutwell and Morrill (Vt.) up- on Mr. Hooper. Resolutions ia respect to their memory were adopted, and, as a further mark of reapect, the Senate adjourned till Monday at 11 o'clock, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, THE TAX BILL. Immediately after the reading of the journal, Mr. Durham ‘mado an ineffectual effort to get action on the bill in reference to the Freedman Bank, and the Houso then went into Commuttes ofthe Whole, Mr. Hale (Me.) inthe chair, on the Tax bill, the pending question being on Mr. Barchard’s molion to strike out the firth section, watch restores the 10 per cent reduotion on manufactured gaoda. .: Mr. Clymer oppoved striking ont the section, because if there Was any merit in the bill it was in that section. + Mr. Scofield supported the’ hill as 4 -compro- mise measure. ‘The debate on the fifth amendment was con- tinued by Mr. Beck, who charged that tho friends of tho bill had changed ground upon it. ‘When it was introduced the pretenge was that the condition of the Treasury demanded its pas- age, bat from the dentiments expressed by bib colleagues from Now England and Pennsylvania, it was evident that it was ptrely 8 measure of protection to make manufacturers rich at the ex- pense of the whole country. Speeches were made by Messrs. Maynard, Todd, Fort, Spear, Field Qfich.), Loaghtidge, and others. ~ The appointed time haying olapsed, the gen- eral debate on the motion to strike out the Eth section wes cloaed. ‘Tho question was then put,and resnited—ayes, $5 A nods, 103, So the motion to strike out was a8 ‘The sixth and last section, Seetapiis Tmor- chaudise on shipboard and bound to the Taited States on the 10th of February, and such mer- chaudisa in any public store at the date of the passage of the act, from the duties provided in the bill, was then read. Alr. Fort moved to strike out the section. After somedabate the Committes rose with- out having reached apy couclusion. THR TEXAS PACIFIC. Mr. Grutchticld presented a petition of the National Grange for aid to the ‘Texas Pacific Rail- road Compauy,. and resolutions of the South Carolina Leyislature to the same effect were also presented. ‘The petition and resolutions were referred. IN MEMORIAM, . At8 o’clock, according to agreement, ali legis- lative business was suspended to give members an opportunity to deliver funeral addresses np- on late deceased members, Mr. Ward, of Ili- nois, obtained the floor, and read a eulogy upon the late John B. Rice, of Chicago. Mesers. Fort and Corwinfollowed Mr. Ward. ‘Then the death of Afr. Crocker, of Massa- chusetts, was announced and eulogies delivered by Mesara. Dawes and Butler. - : . “Balogtes on the late Mfr. Hersey were made by Hale, and Fry, and Dufineli, of Minnesota, and on the late Mr. Hooper, of Massachusetts, by E. R. Hoar, Pearce, and Butler, of Massa- chusetts, and Nibisck. Adjourned. THE RAILROADS. LEGISLATIVE PEOSPHOTS IN WISCONSIN. Special Lispatch te The Chtcaco Tribune, Mapwox, Feb. 20.—The attempt to force = soasto cutoff any modification of the Potter Jaw, was defeated to-day bys decided majority inthe Assembly, and s unanimous vote inthe Senate. This.extension of time indicates the probable adoption of somé measure that will, relieve tbe railrosda from the burdensome provisions of the Potter law. Both, the Granger and the Railroad lobby ara numerous and industrious. The former utterly oppose the repeal of the arbitrary rates in the -Polter law thtil they have been given another | yéar’a trial. As the Legislature stands adjourn- ad until Taesday, no report can be had from the Railroad Committee for action in either House before Wednesday or Thuraday. « ‘THE BLUFFS AHEAD. Couxcu, Buurrs, Ia., Feb, 19.—The following swas received here this evening: ‘Wasnrxarox, D. 0., Feb, 19.—The Betond Comp- trollor decided to.day that the bridge between Council Biutis and Omaha is a pert of the Union Paciic Road, and instructs that the Government freight aball be id for pro rata per mile over St, the same as over eS other portion of the road. CHEAP OAL FREIGHTS* Boston, Feb. 20.—The Lehigh & Eastern Rail- road Company, of Pontsylvanié, petition the Togislature tb guarantee $5,000,000 of its frat mortgage bonda on condition that it will carry all coal deatined for Mesaschusetts at a rate of not final adjournment of the Legislaturo next week” at 1o'clock, by carriages to Calvary. Friends of tho family are invited to attend. HREITLAND—On the, 20th inst., st 199 Wost Indi- ana.st., of consumption, Thomas Hottland, aged 3 years. Funeral Tuesday, tho 234, from tho house, st 2 o'clock Bom. E2-Scandinariea papers please copy. : WATERS—On tho 18h fast., Eile B, daughter of Russell J.2ad Addie M. Wate gcd 8 months. Huneral fom their residence 1&4 Vuirerwecond-st,, at 2 clock ta-duy. SIBLEY—1a this city, on the 19th fost., of slow par gira, Cte C. ivieyy Brvt. Brig. Gen.’U, B. Ara, “Sruoral ‘aorvicen at, bis lata, rosidonce, 601 Michi- gan-av., on Slonday, 2d inst., at In. m. MUSICAL. 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NPORMATION OF VALUE TO ONE CHARLES assell, who wasin Chicaco, Dooember, 1888, can be ained trun Wit. H. BEAL, 117 South Doarborn-st. PERSONAL — WANTHD—-A HOSBAND — MOST havea fair compgiqnce and tho bos! of referunces, R LIZZIE S.. HEAR PERSONAL—WIEL SSS PERO omer toad by calling at Ie Archorav., 2 NNIE H.DID NOT GET YOUR Ab dhastaay; bo there Biouday, vate hour. ‘S—TUREDAY, aT 2 P.M ‘Ti LADY TO WHOM noar Adams, taking Cottage Fob. 13, would like to near from you through Pi Hee appointing place of moating. >ENSONAL—A YOUNG MAN OF 90 WOOLD Li AP to make tho scquatntancs of a young lady of 16.cr 18, ad hag & dasirofor tho natu: “Addross one who is iboralmindad at Fal scieacos, Obiect, intellectual improvement, 4718, Tribune office. DERSONAL—A_ MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN Piers: Correspondence ‘with & widow or industrious yong lady, with s view to matrimony. Address E 34, jabash-a¥, NEW FIRST-CLASS PIANO, UNSURPASSE in tone, fully warranted, with tino cover REAaSEe Asseriice. cid Division-st, noar Franklin, OST_A REWARD OF $10 AND NO QUESTIONS L trked, “The partes mio took tae Hears fat lap robe pom the sleigh in front of Kenkel's salson, on Dearborn, etwoon Washington and Wandolph-ats-, abons thos SHOKE az, 10 toqassted to return tne serha and saceiys Ys South Clararet ons Make, SEGEO. JO = ( LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SEOOND-HAND Dianos for sale fuc cash or on installments, at lowest Prices to bo found in tho, city. Pianos to ren: $9 per month and upwards, Tinn't fail to call before purchasicg alsawtom. N.GOULD ¢ SON, Wabasb-av. and Adams-ai, FIRST-OLASS SOPRANO SINGER OF BXPRET- oneo desires position iam eourch choir. Address W £35, Yribans otties. FEW SKOOND HAND ORGANS OF OUR OWN ko for salo Bu tod. EO. HOBBS SiMe. SHU Ba paras AsSTURES OF RHNOE AND OnEAE Vale STOVE CAMP, Hi Ststest MAP aah A UISE;TONED, ROSEWOOD PIANO IN GOOD monoy. Galfer Hoom® iat South Clad See Oe Awe HOSMER (PUPIL OF THE CELEBRATED Ernst Parabo, of Boston), Pi - ga eeseTare ob btuen bias snd Toachar: Pe GREAT VARIETY OF NEW AND SECOND- A stad pisnos for sunt ve law. STORY 2 OSM, AL Btatos a ES RE Nhe ery OR SALB—AT A LOW Fi a PH Gflamituca,” Addvess Te ebuno tees eee POH Sate TAVE PIANO. NEW, AND unsurpassed in tono and finish; first-class mak Intest immpcoremonts. At 331 aka, Tribune vitice, DERSONAL-TAS DOCTOR THAT CALLED ATS ‘Stato-nt. foran ofioe will ploaso call again, and { Will accopt his oor. [PEESONAL—H08E ARE YOU READY TO “RE- +E’ “turn to your old love? _Piessg write. PHBONAPTEHOY PETES, "4 MOTE BOY fast out of a 8t. Louis asylum, is vainly searching for hhis mother, Louise Petora, who lived at 192 Hickory-at. dofore the ¢roat fire. and ‘who wrvto him some munths ago to tejola hor at 48 State-st. Any one knowing ber SHorenbauts will plosse.report them to Bupt, TRUS- DELL. G.I & A, Ges 61 Laballg-sy DERSONAL_-MRS. SWARTZ, FORMERLY OF 750 Wabash-ny., will send hor address immediately to is, Tribung oifico, on importsnt buses. ERSONAL-—WILL THE BLONDE LADY WHO P tia e ‘Vannio Foster's, 21 North Peoria-st., please tallesain? ‘PaRSONAT—* ‘YOUNG BASTERN GENTLEMAN dosites to form ‘he acquaintance of a social young Addrosa M61, Tribune ofico, PETson I—GENTLEMEN WISHING TO JOIN US io the formation of @ yacht club will address H and ¥, Tribune office ERSONAL—IF YOU KNOW WHERE MY HORSE Pod aa beso, Sid) for the infarmation, without dangorto yourself, Add; - HAMLIN, 17 bifth-ay. JDERSONAL— RANDOLPHST. STAGE, GOING wast, last evaning about 6 p. juetrimmed with Tut; hat, blue trailing feather; got "in about Desc. Born st., with companion: contribated fands 10 aid pater Fomtitas: pot ose oast ‘of Mitzabothest. Address 6S, ‘Tribune oftice. PaBsesat A voune GENTLEMAN, LITTLE acquainted in Chicago, would liko to moet’ Indy with Shom he could spend # plussant hon. Address G 77, Tribune atiice. ERSONAL—AMIRS. LEWIS, FORMERLY OF WEST Madison-st,, is requestod to give toa friend her pres- ent addross to A 98, Tribune odico. FINANCIAL. [Am AND AessrANOE TO GIVE To THOSE HAV- \_ nk goods ar good property, You can sare, rad got rid af prewcre. “Address, PANC2TESU RANGE, Tribune otic, (ASPHOATIQNS FOR GOOD LOAN commercial and. DOrtgsco DEDEF, bought and roid abort loans on good collaterals, THU. F, SWAN, Room 2'Tribune Suing. A RBENS. WIDOW WOULD LiKR TO BORROW ‘of some businass contle abate give ity ; BSey je businaas contleman;,cat. give security: a 31, OUR to oan on jmpromed or unimproved \OMMERCIALAND MORTGAGE PAPER BOUGHT HSLY, 157 Washlogton- IN SUMS OF $5,000 SS ROUGEES, Room 9, 12 LaSalle-st. gagoe bought. W. At. WILLNED, Boom i, 123 Le gommercicl'papor; first mortgages bought, J. Ballo-at. Buildiwg. emachines, ond other collaterals, Private atthe lowost rates. Socured paper bought. E.C. &, ‘Tribune offte. Coe URED PAPER BOUGHT. ‘Sums of URRY, 6 Tribune Baildiug. and sold; money to loan.on real estat % aud 10 HAVH 86,00 ON HAND TO LOAN, ON OANS UPON REAL ESTA’ LOANS, MADE, IN, SUMS OF 1 org 70 er, 000 ON muort, MONES, 0 EENDCar 8 METHODIST CHERCH Bleck, Rood TILTON, ONES T0 LoaN~on PRopUGtIVE HEAT ES. NEY IN SUAS TO BUOY CHICAGO I. a-t., Room 3, up-stalrs, TAL AND $i coity real tatat pereont. KUGENK C. LUNG & KO. ‘ashington. Ggop ee Riel qfor six months, at current rates. sep ‘and upward, to sait applicant city nad good subarban property, Parchase.raocoy on city teal estate, collate and tateat favorable rates. J. H. WALLACE, 14 La- AML proved property, G. ¥. BAKER, 7 Lake Side JPOSEX TO LOAN ON, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, VE Sing mY ONEY TO LOAN ON CHICAGO REAL ESTATE Ls & CO, 13s La Saite-st. ‘ONEY TO.LOAN ON GHICAGD ron farms in Mlin ‘toar Chi i 7. NEWOOSI 7a Wost Madlsoneteta forenoon only, ae MONEY SQ LOAN, 3N AMOUNTS TO SuTT BRON 1, 000, 74), O00. bw b prope ‘ addr Sun. For tae 2a te. years, ob city or farm WORE GALLEN BaD BHO Hw, No. ioe Minaleale x ONEY TO LOAN O Mimabie sssetiy. Sian MoOormick Block. ES aR ve ero A es on Tosm3 Honore Block. -H LOWY. ONEY TO LOAN—IN SUNS To SUIT ATOOR- Moira. WibsoN # DAVIS, oom 4) Bast jj ORNEY To LOAN—ix SUMS TO SUIT, ON SHORT Mo eae tino, on gond collaterals. Secared and oth. gebotes bought and sold, 8.4. LEVY, 18 Clark-st,, ‘\[ONEY, TO LOAN—AT 9 PER GENT, IN SUNS Moin se to ts G5 Om, 08 ineido Vepruved or is hae prove, 1s Budison: m9. N ONKY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON PRE- nal Property aiid collaterals. A. GGODRICH, ‘Hoom 1. 84 Dearborn-st.. i kere block adjoining city Immite Sa the west. P. A. BROWS, 10) Vearbornst, Hoom 6 y ‘ FURNITURE, PIANO! M CARER leet pte pnd eer Tod somites ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CiTY PROP- M erty in UNION FROST CommANy, outa APE OQNEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, M Ginds, ete, acbaunbees inns bes i Hare aa hear Clark. Established 1534. \JONEY TO LOAN-DN CHATTLE AND COL Metin segarities by H. 0. STURKY, Major Block, aL ESTATE, GEORGE opon in ‘TIME ON UNQUES- B.LAW, Room 1 bold. POR S4LE-aN ELEGANT WAINES PIANO, Eat tiny naw, with #il modern. mprovemonta, at bale price. Inquire at 2 Wost Washingtonat., Sunday af teraoon, oF aitor6 p.m. during tho week. OOD PIANO YOR RENT AT 83 PER MONT) MU ortursale cheap, Room 9, No, 2v5 Soush Geet, I Seitciags Boston mado piano tor ooh can sod anes class Boston mado pi A cox 850, 2 Wabawhare EY ‘ NTEMPLATED OWANGE IN MY basiness, will give decided bargains in all kinds of gyoklug, aud hedtiag sturos until entire stock is dispoard Saspi ores oN. exe ang o. Open evenings. ‘Ptsdos vou sau AND TO RENT—REPAIRING ‘and tuning at thi rv Pian: cy Serre bicazo Piano Pactory, 248 South ANOS TU: OR REPAIRED BY GFO. B. REID, practical pianatorta wakor. Ali orders sant ‘to manufactory, 243 Si de JIANO-LUNIN LD) . T aioe prema’ st Lyon. - Heals music ‘egg sate-st., Emoraon ent ik store, Sesttba Par Sata Sk ree ak ison-at, Radress ES, Tribune otes, y tnad pane terlovets © fasten sabustas corms Address C 4, Tribune office, z WEAVE REW AND SECOND HAND, PIANOS and for esto 5 falty. “WAI. It, PROSSER & GO., 814 Staten ne ‘ANTED HOTEL, ‘OR F REDROOM 1 ‘on fim pr in o: real Address E85, ‘Tetcane ofive, S140 fae a Dae aes 3 won fad fino tobe, “At Sel Oakvat,, Bear the lakes RA MIOHIGAN-AV. 545 Mitane tor si A pinno for S110. A 0 for S150, A Piano for 1%, ‘A biauo far ¥: iclal bareaing. 64 Michigan. HCUSEHOLD GOODS. j Would rent. OST—LAaST SURDAY, A LADY'S FLAT-LINK bracelet, an Washington ' jothe owner, onlay toltsbowmanersglte, igder will Do liberally rewarded by lexving it at gid Wost Washing- tor " OSTGRAN AWAY FROM HOMEFRIDAY. L DIE ICE, 9 years old; usd on dark cassimere ‘suit Brom hiy “Ady lnteraatine wih be Saal ustetoh by his mother, 813 West Washi qe eng shin; 1 tag hin honte will be euitably rewarded ‘Ost- RANDOLPI-ST. "BUS, _F HL Rat ect tt Seetes Bee moat, Field, Letter & Co. Seen ‘RIDAY AIFTERNOON, BET. st. and Field £ Loitor’ id ward by leaving at Room 16,94 Washingtr ST—AN OPRRA-GLASS IN A CANAL-ST. "BU 2, ender will be ‘italy omacded oh Phurelag Wes ty 10 at "1 seeaeeautenee ners Hole corner anal oar _______ MISCELLANEOUS. “COLONY,” WELL LOCATED, PROSPEROUS, A all mel + will take a fow can pete Sah oer and towa-fot raliuad tare 317. i. B. ST ith Clas! ma 43. “CURE FOR CaTARRH THAT YOU CAN TRY bre ta sues men seat ee ils out, aad bring with you, None #aked to bay. Ca GENTLEMAN WITH 33.000 WISHES TO INVEST AA fos eate and paring business. ‘Address F bostnbuze -_ “A S¥ OSE WISHIN y AXES RING TO BUILD, AND NOT HAV- "to eacl E 1 the caa have it executed by a practical builder who will police wae m take mortgagoon samo. Addroas Af 88, LADY CAN HAVE 2,00 PAIRS FRESH KID loves ta select {ram at ** Ii Bae Eee ee ana Jee erp om the comme [A BBW LADISS AND GENTS GOLD warones id cuains for salo_ v 5 yi OFFICES Clarkases Roum up seal ATE LOAN DVERTISERS WHO DESIRE TO Ki E ‘ou0 Or mary auctions of Hellopu’s. Great paper Listas “Apply to A. N- RELLOGES 99 Saeksavte” OWLING ALLKYS VOR SaL—a Patz 01 Boats, Sais oe aia far of Sct of bar hixturos and glassware, very cheap. Laquire at DSoura te BOARDING "AND NURSING Fou CHILDREN xtra aur Also, boarded antil adopted. MAD. it Poorie-st. UP TOBACCO DRALERS WiTH Rew AE ato Jone BOPEE Gat Sd # suk burer by ancrentag ‘Lost FRIDAY, MORSING ON WEST WASH ington-st., a. velvet Bonnet. tam, 209 Wert Washlngion-at., and berewerded, se LOSt WEDNESDAY EVESING, FER i, 08 the road to Evanston, by way of North Clark-st., seal-akin boas. The finder of ono or both will be well re- warded by returning the same toC, A. THAYER, at Co. ‘and enameled css2, Friday evening, in From Portostaav. ta Tins tis:-ot ov Braiiondr, tovTnie toth-at, or Thistleth to tho Baptist Churc! will bo given 1! loft at 34 Forrost—av. oF 56 Lake-st. OST—FRIDAY AFTE EITHER ON CAL- umet-ay. or Twenty-sizth-st., s Russia leather pock- ot-book, having name of owner on same. The finder will recelvo boral reward by returning tho same and cou- tente to 828 Calumet-av- ‘OST_THURSDAY EVENING, ON A MADISON- at. car, ailing, or Athenzum, & pocket-book, comtataine’ ¢ ion ticket, gold’ tooth-ploky anit (tinder will ratura is to Atuouzeam, 114 adi. bo mar retain the monoy. and no ane eTL: 5 ito and Madison-sts., a Rusala leather porte- inoouale, with owner's naine. A suitabla rewara will bo pald by loaving it at Mrs. J. A. CRAIGE’S, 36 Park-av OST OR STOLEN-SMALL DIARY OF 85. Please leave at lamber otfice of Noblo & Little, Canal at, Gomer of Carroll, and receive reward. No questions (Gosfectioneks 111 — Jost RecervED — a large stock of fresh cocoanats aude nuts, C.'TRIOLA & OO,, 13 bouth Waterat. (iocKROACuES “eXTERMINATED BY CON: Sirmation given. fee by cals oe oF ese a THUR OARTEY, Gu Satescs Chicago ne RPENTERS—I WANT A STORE FITTED UP; will with a go ie: - dead Dean egains Hes eed tea aa CLIP AND FILE, FOR OFFICE Pa- ier od Emerson's binder for music and all period. Gold inuaciog, srolanene, Caqgittae for reer ouasiopy ri AKRBTIG GU.e Hockbindsrs. iho Staton ALL AT PERRY, MOR- 1a Statewst. Country trade IT iS AN ESTABLISHED FACT ‘thai the Exuact of Graabenios tod oop aoe bined by Dr. Miller, permanently cures tha most absti- nuto cases of dyspeptic, nervous, or sick headache, and. fs an absolute 6 for ueuralgia and necrousness Prepared in pis doz, Seut by mail. LORD, OF a a solicited. “5 te GAS CO: atop is Be havin was ft ‘expense to burn New Vork safety kerosona cage Cas Fisture Staunfecwisiog Congas, ae ea Madisou-at., at bridge. Gas ixturos, lamps and lanierns re | Abies — LONG Hath SWITCITES, 35, 98 LESS ‘than ‘All kinds of baiz-wu isely at Mrs aL "BGAICe’S, da Wear Madsioneatens weal at Ms, ul Lost, CERTIFIOATE OF DEPOSIT, NUM- ‘dered 1927, for 86d, issued by tha Merchaatal Savings. Loan 4; Trast Company under date of Doc, 2, 1874, and payablo’to the undersigned. All pernoas are ‘eautloned ‘samme, ‘has born, SSR Ba Russert open UST-BREAST-OLLAR AND TRAOES OF SINGLE | barness. Tho finder wili be pafd by leaving at WiL- ETT'S carriago-shop, on Twolfth-st, STRAYED-7WO FOUR-YEAR OLD MILE-COWS from homes Wednes ‘ob. 17; any information Teading to their recovery ‘will be liberally rewarded. Address 61 We Chlesgo, HL. horn; reward for bar retura to 39 John’s place. Stated. and Wabash me Ferg at rabas! ry ay night; bay horse, blac-back cutter, aud lion-ekin robo. Any information will bs thankfully reccivsd at Wabash- av., botween Forty-third and Furty-fourth-ata.,resldence. PAREN UP-BAY MARE; OWNER OAN HAVE her by calling at the barn rear of 48 Calumetar. SF REWARD—LOST, LAST NIGHT, ON A MADT- 22 sonst, car, neat tio bridgs, 4 matiorandam:booie of novalue to any ong but myself.” Any information left with S. W. HARDIN, Room Héctanse Blook, will, re- ceive attention. L. V.SRINKLE. No questians asked" LL KINDS OF FURNITURE, MARBLE.TOP chambo¢ sets, parlor acts, mattrosson, spring b aymen:s at lowest cash est Mladizon-st. ARGAINS—BARGAIN WE HAVE A LARGE BB ccpsizeoat of notsehold moods, Ravine beoa tn use aqHore tino, comsuetiog marge. and a fall Ung of houssbuid goad ta'be sold at. privat Page week, Wat Te Obes & 80:, 68 West Ae \OMPLETR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR a ofite. wa take board for two in payment of part. X goods, furniture, cr thete trae value, beforo au offer for mean advantage over all o! hers, o%a., if you wish havosoen themand made you a ug Sana; ancaetafad experience of gears ros Jall or BP, BAMBENGEN, 6 Lake-st. “ wrealizo FOR SALE —A PARTY LEAVING THE CITY ‘would dispose af Caraitare, &c., comploca for housa- igoplae, cheap. Hout forroit, 4 jdrods 12 2, Tribano [lok SALE OEAP Yom Gash, A COMPLETE outfit for housekoeping, nearly new. Address M 23, ‘Trivaue offer. , OR SALE—A HARD UUAL OOOK-STOVE, NFAR- Jy now. for $12, if taken Monday, 494 Buttertield- at., near Twenty-nfat! POR SALEC COUNTERS, MARELE-TOP TABLES, ranges, chsirs, dishes, aod cutlery, suitable for 5 first-class restauraut, will be sold regardless of cost, by COLE, NEWELL &'MOSHER, 18 West Madison-s Fo 2HOLD FURNITURE FOR SALK—ASPLEN- did sowing macuine, family bible, and family devo- a bargain. 147 North Groon~ [? YOU ARE BUYING YORNCTORE, BOUSRHOLD s, showcases, udico desis, couaters, sholvia; fe, oF ay goods, or merchandize, go to WILLIAMS 4'00., S01 and 3% ‘Rast O* EBABY TERMB—FURNITURE, STOVES, OAR- bets, snd cruckory at terms to suit ths purchaser. Examine our goods aud prices bofury parohasing elao- where, JOHN M. SMYTH, 181 West Madison-at. Pages HAVING SALES TO BR MaDE AT ‘their residences will find it to their adventag to call oneraddross WAL. F, HUDGES & CO., 63 Waat Lako- ro Ratiaincvars Srraugenients mado. Goods 5 ant money paid on sane day of ity. & ‘Ou, 1 ‘Wost 3 4 es W ANTED-NEWOR NEAREY KEW FURNITURE, ct ons in goed: loeation, for chica ou! sido propos. Willassamgor pay eu, "E76, ‘Tabane otliea.. WWASTED_RORSTIURG Ty BXOWANGE FoR ‘Horse and bares, ot will sell cheap for cath. Ad- dress BARTHOLDY & SCHWARZ, HU Milwaukoo-ar. S10 RENARD LOST-ABLACK AND TAN DOG q ‘Had leather collar and silver clisin around bis peck. Any ono roturning him to No. {0 Milwaukes-av. will be paid above rswara. : PARTNERS WANTED. PARINER WANTED-WINT g60 TO, 81,000 TO take ap equal faterostia A well-escablishod aswrapapor in this city; must be an able writerand business mansger, Address ¥'9%, Tribune office. ARTNER WANTED-TO ENGAGE IN HOTEL business, with $1,000 to 35,0u capital; have good polcts:da view. ia elty aud cons ve large sapaaints noe a fotimo ‘exberience: can cive good raleren and stourity. “Address N43, Tribune ofice- = AUNDRESS—A WOMAN WILLING TO TARE clothes homo for washing, at 73 centa per dozen, can be saen at Sib North Halued-st., in the 19 gasraates for clothes given, if wanted. PAILROAD TICKETS, MUTILATED CURRENCY, Rt nd chattel mortgages bought a:97 Clark-at, ig Gixce THE THERMOMETER BUSTED AND THE weather ped thero has been a constant crowd at ALFUND? ist, feshington- 1O THE STOOKHOLDE: iCAGO, O¥ THE CHICAGO, 1 Burlington t Quincy Railrosd Company.—The uadoz- signed usve, within a few days, become aware of certain facts connected with tha Duduquy roads, which tp their judgment make s change in sour Board of twelve Diceet- giscypadione, end the following nemnee are recom mnailod fo a meeting on the ath inst, at Cl dames M, Walker, Culcago, Thayer, Bottoms €. 8. Colton, Galesburg, Il. Boston, Brantue Gordiog, Aibas, 3p lifer, bow. john C.. New Yor! }. Rot N Badic 3. 'W. Brooks,” Boston, y Uoolidges eatone tT. ‘With or without the addition of the undersigned, Jngonmation 2: iad of Metis. WARD, CAMP, CO., New York, and of tho undersigued, As proxies have already been ostonsively called for in the in- terest of tho proseat ol, ako Bow invited, if you prisioy of ater date coroully witaomseds Gadobe ies of a lator dato, cara! tnessed, t Ettwold. “Imimedincs selion i ncoctsety” ‘A cope af Ch ie gaual prozy is, tot convenioace, Bo noted, Ferskos aay prosiss ireatt girs” (igaed) JOUNN. a Gi Know all men by these presents | Tait oom tee pede signed stockholdcrin tho Chicago, Burlington & Quinc: Raliread Company, do hereby appoint —~ trae and Ia arama. with rn powsea Sabsutates for — and in— tama ta vote at whe annual macting of the stocl said Company, ta be held Febs 4a oF st any adiouree paen Soattos fy oun road should possess If sraonally pressnts PAflineas Or hand and seak ne A Previous prusica, Dated, {Soa} ‘POSU-DERS 1 WISHTO BUILD TORRE RANE tld ings two-thirds cash, balance note and mort Address B 79, ihe oflice. par BR WANTE! OUT $500 TO JOIN wt 2D-TO BUY A GOOD SfCOSD-HAND ‘undersigned in tho sclf-raiaing flour business medium oslinder press; must be in good order aud trade, al tablished ; ref y oY irae, epg enitl abe af ereneoygl en td eauired. | got cote ore tina wie. addres Dall Nowe ORtox, oo PARINER WANTED-A GRAIN, COMMISSION house in Chicago, ‘& well-established business, désiroe an addit{onal ‘partnor with £5,000 to 810, ON capt: 01 PARTNER Wal A) R OF THE BEST rotail millinery businesaos in tho city, and would like 5 Partner wish capital. ‘ho best of reference required and Elven. Addross 46, Tribuno offics. ARTNER WANTHO-WHO CAN INVEST 93,00 JP ib as tate opportunity for ts igseparay Cal ess. ‘3 Fate opportanity for the rig! C8 paddres. LB. RELLY & CO., Room PS ‘south st ARTNER WANTED~ IN THE PAWNBRO! ‘business. American or Kaglishman profe: hare six your oxperience in Chicago, | Heterencos givan 38 KH, wane offi¢e. PA AY LADY WANTS tw got a lady partner with abour $300 to take half in- forest {tw restaurant and boarding-butise, already estab ihe Room i, Clare (Pabisee WANTED WITH 500 TO $3,000 IN A ta W bear investigation. ‘manufacturing business, 1247, ‘Tribune otfio ARTNEK WANTED—IN A VERY PROFITABLE ‘annfacturing business. Goods staple as ald. Vomand ualimied, No other manufactsry of the kind in tho United States. $3,000 roquired; half good uniacum- bored rosicstatc. Address L 18, Tribune office. ARTNER WAN'TED—WITH $1,000 IN A PAYIN manufacturing business. Address 0 60, Tribune of- fice. ‘PARrner, ‘WANTRD—WITH $10,000 TO @15.000 TN ‘the produce, commission, and butter trade, Ad- ‘dross O 21, Tribute office. Psetnke ‘WANTED—A THOROUGH WORKING Bonnar Meat hat ril sett oi ‘GhOO a Te ‘eatablishod, et i Heth, yrenigation courted: Address 1 8°, Tribune ottica, BY P. O'CONNELL, OF St BUTLE Wane soseds gO PACK Tr With ME. ralahed; chaap, ad W] ine ioe wall of PostOtiee, south: “AGaors Wi, Tebune Wats Rince cert poe eae i 00), {or whic estate, and pay some cash. Address X75, "iribline ofices ‘ANTED—TO BUY A SMALL 8i CTRIG Wastsh 20 SUS A Sahe emS AG WnteD sy A WIDOW WOMAN—A FEW GBN- ‘th "4 id Iadies’ was! a referonce. Adidreaa B84, Tribus odleas no? ia ¥ ANTHD—A VIVE ORSIX-FOOT METAL SHOW ‘ease, With or without standard; must: enpap for cash. Addzess D 51, Tribune attiog, ‘W anten-to BUY FOR CASH-STOCK O¥ dry goods and groceries. Porson baring stocks to soll at lor figures addross J. HALI, Amboy, Ot ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF INESS BXPY W: fie 9 avert about 61,0 or 930 in same good fing, legitimate bustnuss. Nc Sn, Pavey ngitnsie eanenye seznbh or patos ANTRD—; NE MILL. ANY PABTY WAY ‘a Baugh & Sa forsale wil pease adtzcas By caro MURRY WREMON S o., Chicago. D_TO_PHOTOGR APRERS—ON! B58, FROG ARPES omg FDA YVANIRDIUADIEG AND | GHSTLENEN “CP mod charsctar (o study for tho stiee, and (= ‘tin rhe thei: vanced, ‘I’ i. HOCASD)"taytdas, “OXeuhe a 6S Wash ‘ANTED—CARPENTER-WORK FOR GROUER. dos. or will give grocurics for grocery. fixtures. RK 98, Tribano officer We GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THR SALE of hvuschold effects at private dwollings and at oar fadisoast., Wedacedays aud Sat- lesrooms, 108 East tiny Wal A BUTTERS £ G0., Actiousers: i. A. BU’ WANTED AND, WILL PAY CASTE, ABOUT @ yards body Brussels or velvor carpet; must be a choice pattern and not worn. Ti, Tribune olfice. WANTED BARTIES HAVING GOOD FURNT tute for sale will find acash purchaser; am buying for country trada, Call on or addross I. J. SOLEN- DER, Room 6, Bi. E, Chucch Block. ARTNER WANTSD—-ONR OF THE BEST PAY- Tete etaishod Seton vents desises. to gal Balt Linols, ef des fnterost £6 andy 3,000 9 $3,000" required. Address M, Peoria, Il, PARINER WANTED—WITH 25,00 IN 4 GOOD ‘manufacturing businoss that will pay a per- Centage. Nohumbug. Address T 9, Tribune office. ‘/PARitEr, WANTED_—WITH $500 OR PRIS ‘medical ofice, Address, for three days, N 6l, Trib- ‘une atfice. W antan— ove NEW OR” SECOND-HAND chamber-sst; must be first-class. Address T 30, ‘Tribane of \Wrasteb—For GASH, cook-stove or stove-range (I Dasomont, 20) LaSulle-st. ‘WANTED FURNITURE FOR HOUSEKEEPING; will givo real ostate, cloar, or apply towards parchaso gf fousg Bad ot, “nis Wast’ Adameut., or basement 105 ONE SECOND-HAND large). J. H. WALKBR, Loa 10 Fe ORE aS EE areal oxtate, oto. . THULS- & BROWS, 108 Fitters . f (peed BUY A HANDSOME WALNUT AND YOUNG MARRIED FOLKS—NOW IS Di f LOAN—TWO SUMS OF 31,500 AND $2,000 EACH spot Unugat fer agp husountsy GEORGE OC. Ei Bf PSbatlo-stes Hoorn 23, Tenet ae Tio Loas. OR LESS ON GOOD SECURITY. Tokai eS, Hino’ GOD § as Ff0 LOAN-IN S315 TO SUIT ON REAL Esta in Cook County, is fat . fe men Mosely an Basra SF PAW O IQANIN AMOUNTS OF G58 AND UP- 5,98 real-estate sccurity, for long tito, COLE, NS8WELL & MUSHE! yepasore to D, Colt 4 Son, real otato snd fous agents ies Went Madisoucste 0 LOAN—316,000 IN ONE SUM, AND VARIOUS sinallér ainounts, on real esthte security. . M. SHEPARD, Hous 1 fl Deacboreae Parlor suit, with putting, ete., ontiraly new. Michigau-av, IL9T9 Retinerowart Nousokeoving, The great reduction ih furniture snd carpets, add tho very low rents, combine to make this your bpportuntty. . Wo offer asclect stock of furniture. carpets, and bedding at a ; reduction, on installments. ‘fhe Empire Parlor Bodstdad indoven styles, Tete for your interost to o- suming our stock and prices, Paey berms and square deat: fo gence tune cetenen Mas ama Fe Tulting’ our ostablebment in the aar- Fey ad aC This ontand Keep it.) EMPIRE PAR xe pit.) AD COMPANY, i Wott Madia INSTRUCTION. i ARTNER WANTED-FOR THE EXCELSIOR P. ‘boiler compound for removing and preventing in- grastatious in ataam bollers ; $50.10 wore sold in, thls WASTED — UNE TWO-DRAUGHT, COUNTER, North Glarist. me good gas-fiztures for sale at 58 FANT! WILDER TO BUT UP BLOOK OF 4 ‘dwellings, furnishing all materials or to to tator. york, and take bart pay in réal estate, “Anqaire at oom Waxtho-© ERY *' PHI KAPPA LIGNIA” RF uding in o¢ nete tho city to send his address 10 ¥. ¥. Cass ston. Important, WrAntep-GES "SOR FAMILY WASIT- Vis as oensst NTED — BUILDERS :TO FIGURE ON THE ‘erecting and fiishing of a two-story brick house ia elty._ Gall betwoen W and 120m Monday at 36 Market-s:. State. Pays to investigate. ‘West Lske-st, et N BD—A YOUNG MAN WITH 3700 V7 ANTED—A Ri PARTE ART ALOU ie Una ork; Will secare sour money until you can give ita seal. ‘This is the best chance o: in tha city en = emane, storoueme Gives and desired, “Address 3 52, ee. an STEDIN THE FOUNDRY BUSt- Edi tr biveee Rona 99 Reaper Block, 7 South Cierk-st: FJARTNER WANTED-WITH ABOUT, 3,00: P -souaycrald Dbedoabled tats oar business hoogred i thoss bar! and established Oat Ti tame and addres P83, uno ottice. Darts WANTED-TO MANUFAOTORE #1 A aluralarre cad doorbell cot centa; leg $1 dlothes washing-machino, cost 35 cents. H. THOMP- SON, #7 Fifth-av., basement. _ ARTHERS WANTEDIN LEGITIMATE BUSI- 3500, 000, $5,00, $10,000. BAI’ SOW, er tacadion-vte, Room Es ENTLEMAN, SKILLED TEACHER, WANTS TO A GENTLEMAN ous va Fronen, German, aud italian; ic iirat-cisss reference. ai, Tribaat ENT TEACHER IS ABOUT ANTED-80%, dof AM OFFERED A PIECE OF Dropsrty adjoining tho city, welt worth 130, 000 (re- cently held at 150,00), at a grant sacrifice, for ready Hunes. “Lyant $10,000 wddationsl money to msko Dur chase." Will give the property (cleat) ag security, and Day 10 per cont, or will give pany with tho monoy aD intorest: in thd property proportioned tw the cash he puis in. Ad- dress € 53, Tribune office, WARD 30H, 3 0 Sm DE, SAE er osut. Bocuyty, 2 city worth $2,000. "YA ‘eibune atiee. = WARIO, #1 Fone VEASON UTEPROVED fe bropesty vi 3, GUODRICH, Ey Betborsse AP A property wirth €9 60: Ga Say ié por outs ahd rer lt pag: 10 per ont. commibsioh- FAS: Tee MAY, SW) Lebel bt, bascnnente WASEEDG Alay o§ Acieny SESE DREGE IS 5 mules Gourt-House, Room 15, 145 sloutve- raved prot , incipal. Ge F. GOODING MOG. Room 2, 16d Washiaguon-et, O BER GEN? LOANS ON INPHOVED PROPERTY ia Chicago mad ‘by LAZAR. is SLVERRLEW ttt of Samsersos crayon, oF On A Sele gor, dada. i drawing fm pencil . colors; ualtiva thar su Jariiculats address AQUARELLE, Oakland 6 ROFESSOR OF MUSIO WILL EXCHANGE eee Pinao and soln for teak, hodepbold tural: jure, earpeta, otc. Address P21, Tribune ofc ‘ALIAN TRAGHER WOULD LIKE TO GIVE Atjarots bts tongue reas F id, Tribune office. FOR SALE. OR BALE—A MASQUERADE AND THKATHICAL rardrobe will be disposed of cht f. sof use. Ps SESIMON QUINLAN: Hooles's Theatre. \O8 BALE—AN ALDEN EVAPORATOR IN GOOD F working order, ina splendid frait country; ruhone wofitably. For particalars, eddress W. 8. KNiGuT, 2a Wabast POR, SAnG-$ NEW, BILLIARD TABLES. CO bar and fittures, Ioe-box and fiztares Pe AN OPRINS, Til Handalpa-et. it halt cost, ¥. Protestof toy’ either st ome or ai tho Brofessar's, jessona and classes, four in a class, 89. Por, ,momrb (aig lessons). | A read x re. to puplis; attendance to og in Franch, woeh Tr volre lectares, #5. Prot, sie pai Rill also’ accopt # fow pupils’ for the violia. Ferma tor twenty private Tessons, $1 815, 880. Apply for sircolars at i: ‘WSTROCTI N PIANO AND GUITAR Tere aetcae woucters. 10s Wort Weahiagtonsi ‘NSTRUCTION GIVEN IN MUSIO, iH, AND [Rar ENo. bye indy educated ia Europe, Call or ad- ress 60 Stato-st. SSTRUGCIONS WANTED IN CUTTING FROM A Le eee e Otter oe iuetenaat tailor, where practice Gould be had. Addrose P 93, ‘Tribune office. , Chamber of Commerce. 10 RERGCEST GoMstisstoN—WELL LocaTED. Washington Heights, $8 to $10 per foot, qaartor cash. How many lots can yu rotall within 90 days? Kor Rpiigalats Gnd “conteol: adress VERSE, 34’ West Third-st., Cincinuail, 0 TO ¥5,00_MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT $100 CMR OnE ee es |, secon ses, oF . Eitcrals, Turmitare, every Hom 24, 15 Clarkeate TT INDERGARTEN-@i MICHIGAN-AV,—PUPILS ‘time 10. tuition charged from thno of canons taught daly, Mise A. SERIGEE, /R SALE—-SBCOND-HAN} ORR '4igx9; and siz-pocket rosawood pool- ‘Signo, chedp. Address O t8, Tribune oft qt A FINE TONED MUSIC-ROX, WITH Ae sis laying six airs; cost Be wil sell for Bl25, canh: also Webster's Unabridged onary, ns sents acti lowed? wil oll oF cu Beoraated tor one or will exchange for Piasiead pin, Address a8 OfiC8, (OR, BALZ-OR EXCHANGE—LARGE SAPE rig light truck, Inquire at PIOK’S THOR SALE 1UNK SUITABLE FOR SAMPLES, Perec ees , 177 Bast Madison-st. 5 ii BRY-PISTURES. CALL AT tie POR AE 1 ‘A _JOB-LOT OF GLOVES AND Mit- Gear Abn giore aad lten don 17 bcos cosy. 160 South Hislated-st. OAROM (BILLIARD- iF. TAVUS GEARY GIVES LESSONS Pee ou culture end Teatian and English sidetos resigoscoy Gol West Van Gusen-st. Also pro wee Reis aad gentlemen in a short ime to fill leading positions {a church ehotra. = |2LEOT PUPILS LN SHORT- 7 ()i)() AND 81.500, TO LOAN ON IMPROVED $1.000 WU. Begndy, BROWARD 9. DREYAR, Clark. -at., northwest corner of $1,600 Rg pione th ESTATE SE- RAHAM BOUK FULCRR—ARNOLD=In this ity, Th ‘the 1 {ORES ABNER the pe Wal Fullér and Mrs. Blay Arnold, both af Ohieato. Na cards. fe z SCHNUR—BECKBP—~In this city, at the residence of a r, 19 Wabaah-av., by the Hor. W. Ui. Satara dts cer tis eeleae Wad GRAY—FLUMING—On tho 18th intt., at tha zasldence . AL Hleming, Park, by the Rev. T. Nate, sho A Meming reps eas a” aod sila adlle Woo | DEATHS. over 13¢ cents per ton per mile. , Room 2, 89 Randolph-at. = 4 AND $10,00 TO LOAN ON GOOD SUB-- 3-000 4 ‘South Bid MARRIAGES. $3000 Sree in ahr raamehos TO LOAN—3i,600 AND $3,002, TWO OR $6.800 ee estate wccurtre Beverin hand. SP ROBES Roun Sfribune Bald $7,009 Re RSS STARS (SOU JOUNSTOS: Hovis 6, 161 Woshlagton-st. S10. 000 WANTED~PRINCIPALS WITH THE Ban wits staple oahga meats Oa eed ubinen: 10 ean, le onteige security and gilt cage, 5 aud 334, Boréyears. STORES & W. OR 8%, IN ONE SUM, TO LOAN $29.000 "sae SEMEL SRE 6 Otis Biock, DENEHY—Oa the 2th inst,, Honora Denshy, aged 0S years, - _wunsrsl 4 restéenve.of Dér, sop-ta-law, BM. De Wits Treen oh morning, pain enue Waa Dad oe lemon, at thoir homes if desired, Addrass V 90, Tribuho othe. MACHINERY. SECOND-BAND Pee rcing Umactinery eodsistng sot, mulicg athe drill sss and Isthes, planer, Pischlnee, CRED? emaory wheel Trames,, poltaiine trance is, broaching macbine, ‘pulleys, shafiing. bangers, bene Sebi ae ier rich tools jets, Nearly ew. Partins wantin pe tind it totnetrinterost to examing our tool at St South Cana)-st. third oor. _ TOR SALE~TWO TUBULAR BOILERS, 14 FEET Fre forty-four 3'4-inch tlucs each. | Two mod drums, toro aire fronta and Bro boxes, two steam gsuges, £F0 wator gauges, two ener? waive welgbte ant ores aye. a3 soem dram, conne zs ois iragrsics,on.stoem Grainy eee ie Matormslek's Bioel ‘Randdiph and Dearbor EAP—A 3,%00-POUND FAIRBANK Poe gee ia H, JONES & 00., latform Routh & 30) ba Sallo-et, LE—ONE SET OP GROCERY FIXTOR: Fee See iran, kod bias, oot 304 for 81 ‘iso, fixtures fora hardware store. 34 Division-st. & SALE-ONR, SALOON-LICENSE, AND ONE Pon ea ner piited. show-ense; also, one Indian image for a clgar-atore. 34 Division-st. r1OR SALB—-CHEAP—A NEW CAROM BEVEL i ail complete, with balls, te. Ra ard HP aell for Si Address F Re LASS, iii Fraal a (OR SALE—AT YOOR OWN PRICR-A NO. 1 -box ; also loon ica-box, rbEcciere enor oon fing ln leva. “Abr JALE—A HANDSOME WALNUT BOOK- ROR SAGE class doors, Paleo, Sac Realdenees Bis Michigan-ar. Por SALE-LUMBER VESSELS, @ to 00M FRET iS, 2 to wo Fe b sG Saw Waverae Woo. TURNER: A POH She} Wo (YOUNG AND FRESH MILOH SS Oa NGINES, 1 STATE-ST. rs Ta’ 5 SRD OOLBURN, Agent Tgalroat 6 DIEBOLD & KIENZLE SAFE; |OR SALE—A Ni wood asuew, ohesp, Cail at 32 South Water-st, MP; CAPACITY Witnpsice, Bh Pa OR SALE—TO SIDE-SHOWMEN—TH# GREAT- attraction for aside show in the world. Address Ow, Wsawese jE SALE—O} A. YIRST-CLASS CYLINDER RET ani er gece acet os Teta pe gel bankce * 2 mo 3 Rood, beattigs Address A, Peluneoflcg? EE “SE (WANTED AN IDEATA GooD ONE Wilt, Ba cif qeebeantialis appreciated. Address K 9%, Tribane W ANrROSCicak. OR STATIONERY _ STORE. BROWN & RANDALL, Room 7, 163 LaS: (0) CENTS FOR LINAN CUFFS) LINEN COLLARS Sand 10 conta; nock-raches 10 cents; two af best pedcils for 8 conts; remnants of prints, drees- qouds, and cloths at loss ttisa half-price, at the Bank- rapt store, 143 Twenty-socund-4t, A HANDSOME, PURB-SILK NKOK- a blue, oto., at the Bankrupt ey é 54 sie NTED NCH NOTE-PAPEA, ry ‘with envelopes to match, all for 50 cents at the Bankrupt Store, 14) Twenty-second-et. _ BOQ-SODA, FOUNTAIN, WITT A FING Prorat atten alt Manta he eee if aale 8 fonco a nilen dasa, hi Stato-st., or Vest Madlsoo-et.y corer [0.000 atisax Hate Swirches i ang 10-000 sesies tae ceomte gmat rock 0 need re Wy cantar fOr Saiz "Call pt onto at tas, BRPOSHION DOLLA Bavaads, fe Sitt.ct, and Wont Madbon-ot, eoraer BOOKS. TGILBPRTS OLD BOOK STORE, 16 SOUTH A Gilticat, Geological Burvey of Ilaeis, & vols. 230; "Valley of the Amazon, 3 vals. $6; vols. Land 2 ‘Companion, $3; Eremont's Kapedi tua, $2.50, Fabor's peacils S)conts a dozva. Blank books and all kinds of siatioaory at low rates. Books RECEIVED #ROM EASTERN SARK- rupt-sales the past week, & fall lige of biank books Talch wil besold 5 Tose han, the nrusl rovail price Toguthor mith 400) diaries for 1315, frou the ov2ratock of s manufacturer, at 2icentsedch. Also, tw, Wu) eavel- o} ‘double thick; Rey's goods at 5 contaa pac! 81.75 per 1,0W. We still continue to pay the highest cash prices fur medical, law, and good standard book: fibraries, musio, and magazines, et BALDWIN'S orig] Antiquarian ebeap bookstere, [9 Hast Madison. OOKS—CFLEBRATED BROWN BIBLE Bin, PUS- ‘lahed at $20; lest American edition of Shaispeare, 5 volumes, $6.25, pablished in I%5: rare; Pacitie, Coast Survoy, 1S rolamies, 6555 beatifally sHastraced ; 2 famea naw Books ai 681 Paper, sire Wirtisap ar MitLEies CHEAP BUOe STORE, 1a East Madison-st. Gast, FOR SECOND-HAND BOOKS AT 2G CALU- met-av. Half of store on Twenty-accoud-at, to rent at 810 pee month. Apply to samo number. - TP NCYCLOPXDIA Bi ICA, NEW EDITION, ‘wl. Lnow ready. Subsctiptions ‘received by W. T- KRENER, 91 Wasbingion-st-» Hoom 3; __ ED BOOKS—-GASH PALD FOR LAW, MEDICAL te : ooke wilt aly good prices. Call oraddiess CHAPIN DROS., 24 9 Stadigon-at, Kons Sow Jereey a's 3 forts, Tamaya Mlcnesa, Ficked's Abana, Palirey's ‘ i itishop's fliatory Amoricen Mantifctorice, Nee Boe ea ar acle ak odsrate prices by W. T- Ce Waanlagionat., Room 2 __ ST OF BIBLE COMMENTARIES, A iimea, “address OT Tribane otfce. AN INTEREST-BOOK—ONK GIVING Acces om ta aos Sado rt and 10 per coor ee Dorgstsen)., Addroes Wee Eritnmsa office, stating prica_ ae IN HISTORIOAL COLLECTIONS, FRO! Wises ius, eros tn5, tro. clot, 825; Voed's Brow's Histories of is, cloth. $6.50; & set of mechas- fice, rth, 18fT to i, We foal Patens Ofhce reat ‘$m is +11, $25; Western $5.00) HaAiEEsi the SSS ‘Madisoa-