Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1875, Page 3

THE CHICAGO: TRIBUN THE LAW. fon of tho Supreme Court Kelative to Appealing ‘Taxes, De Criticlsm af the Action of That Tribunal in (ho Indiana Avenue Case. Wherein the Opinion of tho Majority is Erroneous, aul Fasemonts Connected Therywith, Pasty-Walla Business in the Chicago Courts, CHICAGO TAX CASES, ANOTHEM DEQIKION OF THE RUPREMF, COURT. Tho following ix the decision of the Supreme Court in tho caso of Martin Androws, plaintift in error, which involves the validity of the law ro- quiring perkons appealing tax cana from the Connly Court to deposit the amount of thoir taxes as s preliminary thereto, Tho dociaion, which anetaiug the tower court, te given fu full, an follows : Thin war a hill for injunetton, alleging, in witb atance, that at the Hapternbor teria, 1973, of the Coun- ty Court of Couk County, a juelgment ‘wax rendorod againet cortain property ‘of the appellant for taxes levied thereon by the City of Chicayo; that an ay- qonl waa prayed from the Jutlgment, and st appeal gond fn confortalty tu law preauuted and approved by the Court; that the appeal war dented Lecaune tho ap- polant refused to deposit the atauunta of the judg- tont with the County Treasurer; hut 3 pollUon wet. Hing forth these facta was Gled in this Court, praylug fora mandamus to the County Court to grant the ap- at sich petition was Att pending} that tho ounty Treaaurar was about to evil, abd would sell, defore the petition could bo beard and determined in {hla Court, unless aucts asle should be stayod by In~ junction. "The prayer was for au injunction restrain. Jug the ‘Treasurer frum eelling until the application for mandanina should bedecided, Tho facta were sut- mantislly admitted Ly We auawer, upon fillug which the Court Lelow, on motion being’ made for tnt pur~ pose, dintulved the injuuction, aud dinmalencd the bill, It is inainied that sppoliant’ wua entitled to un ape peal from the judgincnt below without depositing with the County ‘Treasurer ou, unmount of nioney oqual to tho judgient and conte, ‘This question was decked: in Poopfo ex rol va. Watineo at tho present term. We thero refused to award the mandamus prayed far, held the law requiring tho appellant to depoalt a's equal to the atnount of the judyment and costs ap- jed from, befora being allowed to appeal, was in contravention of any provielon of our Constitution, Whilo the right of appeal from tho final determination of County Courts is conforred by the Constitution, yet. ft can only bo exerclsod under such condituns os may be iinporcd by tho Legislature, The language, * Ap= Yeals ani writs of error uhall Le allowed from the fluni tolermination of County Courts ag aay be providud by law" Boe, 19, Att, 6, Ganst,), tk tuo pluin to adruit of doubt that it le purely a question for tho Logwlatnra to determine how and upon what tering such appeals shall be granted, Lut it wt insisted the injunction ought to hava Leon continued until thts question was settled fv tho puti> tion for mandamus; and, in support of this, author! ea srereferred to whoro ministorial oficers have been enjoined from acting wutit tho legality of the propowed act could be inquired {nto, at luw, Thora cuses proceed upon (ho bypethenie that tho injunction fs necesaary to provent irreparable injury, but there {s, in tho bi before us, no allegations from ‘which wa can Feaonably conclude this injunction was necoseary fur that purpose, In Chicagu, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company va, Tracy et al,, 22 IH, 3M, whteh Was a Mll for Insune- {ion to restrain the ‘collection of a tax, tt was said: “ Whero tho law affords an adequata ronudy, thie writ cannot be uscd, aud capocially whero greater mlachlot ‘will follow than good will reult from it, the Court will always withhold this species of relief. Equity conuot attempt to provent any moro than ft will rodress all wrongs, Tt innot in ordinary but fn extravrdinary cases that thin writ 1 properiy involvod, If tho law can redress tho wrong, if ikexn repair tho jnjury, equity must suffer st, aud let tho courte of luwredrees it." | ‘This ts the genoral rule, to which there are no doubt exceptions, aud exceptions, too, tn eames of tha collection of taxes, Those exceptivus aro coutined almost 4% not entirely to casca whero tho tax ilaclf {a not sutharized by Inw, or if the tax fteclf ta suthorized, {t 1a askosaed upon property which by not subject tothe tax, And again, i Munsen va, Ml- hor, in tho same volume, at pape GUI, it wan gald : “Upon acureful examination of alt the elemoutsry Ireallace on equity jurisprudence, as well ae the ad- Judged casos to which we Lave Lad access, wo do uot Oud thst a court of equity has aesnmed jurisdiction Wonjoln s tax for mere errors in its astcuamont, or the Collvatorw’ warrants, in caso it waa lovied by odl- cers do facto, when authority to Jevy such 5 tax wow iucfdent ta their office,” And again, in Cook County ya, Chicago,. BDneliogton & Quincy Muilroad, 33 Il, 4%0, thie language was used t “While wo consider {t settled that a court of equity will never entertain » reatrain Wwe ‘collection of o tax excepting in cased whero tho faz {te unauthorized by Jaw, br whore {t isansesscd upon property uot subject to laxatiun, this Court baa never held that it would take Jurivdiction in such excepted casos without special cir- curmetauees thas {he collection of the tax would bo Ukely to produce frroparuble injury or causes multi- icity Of musts,” Seo alvo Du Vayu County ve, defers, ilinot ‘Appellant, by voluntarily’ waiving hit privilego ‘to appeal, touk His chances of being able to Hefeutany HUe that rudzht be soquired under the judg. ent obtained iu the Caunty Court, aud ho bi tufticient causo for resorting toa court of equity. Wo tovsider that this remedy at law ts complute and adv quate, The decreo of thy Court below ia wlirmod, ——_ SUPREME COURT DECISION. REVIEW O¥ THE INDIANA AVKNUE IULSE-RAIL- WaY DECISION. Ta the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: Cutcaco, Juno 21.—Tho Supremo Court has Wecided that tho South Bido Horso-Ralway Company bad tho right to.construct aud operate Ite rauroad on Indiaus avenue, Tho facts aro: That the Common Council granted tho right to tha o¢cupanoy of tho stroct upon two condl- Hons: | a . First—That tho consent of two-thirds of the property-ownors should bo obtainad. Second—That tho work should be dono within fiftoon month, . Tho Council oxtendod ;tha timo, but no now consent was obtained. ‘Tho Court decidos, firat, that the proof shows the proper consent waa obtained, and, second, that tho Council waived tho xscond cotldition, viz.: the limitation esto tho timo, ‘Throe of the Judgos, viz: Chicf-Justice Walkor and Justices Breoao and Bholdon, dissent, + The reasoning of the Court is, that the por- tiswion to occupy tho Btroet by the Company wag uot & franchixe, but o more liccuse, and that the Council bad the rightand powor to waive tho xccond condition; that tho Council sannot—indeed, no muvicipal authority can— rant a franchise, and henco, the Counci! could faite as condition attached to the granting of a On8O, Upon what theory doos tho Coprt docido that i municipal body cannot grant a franchise? Tuo inion wase it is not & franchise, bocnuse 8 mu. jclpal authority cannot grant a franchiso— xonco the necessity of calling tt @ Ncenso, A franchise, as defined by Bouvior, sud the author- Hox ha cites, ls: “First—A special privilege conforred by Cove Irnment on individuals, and which dues not bo- loug to tho citizens of the country geuerally by jommen Habe r Second—A_ partioular privitogo conferred by brant from Government and youtod in individ- aala, - Let na ece what the Company got tn tho prose Snt cage, ‘Tho fee of tho streots of Chicago iy \n tho corporation of tho city aa trustes, to hold tho same for ® public purpose, Tho Genoral Asuombly granted to the Council the right aud Power to pormit the occupancy of Tudiana avo- nue by the Company: on certain conditions, which, being complied with, tho Company hae ‘a upocial priviloge, which doos not bolong to tho citizens of the country gonerally by com- mon right,” cloarly coming within tho dofinition of a franchise, By moans of thts per- mit or grant tho Company acyniro what ls termed by the weoond dofiuition in Bouvier, ‘*e partionlar Privilege.” It ia particular because jt is special, Snd vexted Iu no one but the railroad company, It iv auch a grant that it cauuot bo revoked by tha Counc}. A hieonse fa defined sa ‘A permission, A right given by uome competent authority to do anact which without such authority would bo illegal. Au authority todo a particular act or Bories of acts on suother's aud without possoas= ing any cutate therein.” £ in this instance i¢ is nots franchise but is simply a pormit conferring no cstate, thou it cane nos be taxed, for » Looysa is not property, and it may be interesting to kuow that the Assessor how nothing to do with thoxo vatu- Able privitoges ; but that the logio of itis that only the fron and rolliuy stock can bo taxed just the asme awit it were not in nee, for no ove Will claim that » livenso cau be taxed; for a More licouaa convoys uv property iu right. Undoubtedly it is truo that municipal corpo- rationa cannot grant franobives, but tho Legis latore may appoint agenctes to oxooute the laws, Bo municipal bodies are ageuts of tho btate to enforos law, An ordivanco of the city is really & Btate law, It hay all the force of law, aud without tho prior authority of tho Goneral Au. wembly it coutd not be enforced, Tho General Assvmbly authorized the city to graut a frau. deaying to tho city, aa the agent, simply ta Slermiuy tho time, place, and conditions. call ite Uceuse or call itm grant or trans it was upon conditions, Onoof thao con- ditions was that tho congont of two-thirds of tho property-ownora whould be obtained; thia tho Court nay waa done, Tho accond condition was that the work should bo dono tn fifteen months 5 thin waa not done, Now, did it occur to the Court that the firat condition depended on tha nocond, and that tha property-ownern signed tha consent because it was to ba dove in fifteen montha? Had tho property-owners no Interest in the second condition? ‘In ft not trie that they did niga with the understand. ing that the second condition was part of thelrcondition? Had they known that tho Conneil could or wontd vaivo the condition an ie une, perbaps they would not Lavo congont- od at all. ‘Tho Court, however, acema to have conaldornd tho firat condition ag an easontial element in the case, Considerable reaaouing 18 otployed to show that it was complied with, and it la apparent from tho opinion that had tho proof failed to show the consoot the case would havo rewulted otherwise. If, thon, tha cougont waa requisite, and that consent was obtained upon the farther condition or tndoratauding that time was an clement, or rather ® condition to = condition, than what right liad the Council, if it propoxed to rogard tho consent, to ignoroit by extending tho time or waving tho second conti- tion. The fact is tha two condittona wore coupled togothor, and when ono foll both fell. Had tho Court treated tho pormit ass franchiso inatead of a more liconse, a now consent wonld hava beon necorsary, that is eo long as tho first con- dition t# an clomont in the casa, A now permit might have beon granted with- out raquiting tha consont, but any attempt to patch up the old one or adhere tort was cloaded all the timo with tho consont of the ownors if tho work was dove tn fifteon month, Lex, — INTERESTING TO LANOHOLDERS TUN LAW OF PARTY-WALLB. In tho caso of Ephraim Ingale ve. Cecilia B. Plamondon ot al., the Supromo Court in a recent decision Jaya down tho inte os to party-walls, which will be of ittoroat to almost overy land- holder, It appoara that in 1863 John Crighton owned a 60-foot lot o the cornor of Throop and Monroo strats, fronting on Jefferson Park. On the north 25 feet of the land bo builta three- storynnd basement house, Tho south wall wad dosigned for a party-watl, and projocted 6 inclies, or one-half its width, ovor tho dividiog line botweon the two tots. In addition to .' this, thero wore = threo luca. in tho south wall, which projected Sinchos beyoud tho wall, or 14 inches beyond the division lino of tho lots, Ono of thera fuos waa used naan eecape fora atationary furnaco, and the fino was apccially adspted to it in tho coustruction of the hous In February, 1869, Crighton, the ownor, wade an agreomont with Ingals, tho appellant, for the sata to bim of tho north lot, together with the Louse and all appur- tenatces, Crighton alao agreed to make a party- wall agreement with Ingals, which was to run with the land, and by which tho Iattor wag to bo pald one-half tho cost of the party-wall whon tho adjoining vacant lot ahauld be improved. ‘The deed woa made as covonanted May 1, 1669, and tho following days party-wall agroemont was also inde, although nothing was specially said about tho flucs, In 1878, Crighton sold tha south lot to Mrs, Cecilia BD, Plainoudon, who soon began to build a house thereon, She paid the coat of har half of the party-wall, and thon served s notice on Dr, Ingala that, as tho flues wero in her way, aud as thoy woro on bor lot and inthopart of the wall for which so had paid, slio would shut them up or romove them when she deomed proper. Dr. Ingale thoroupon tiled a Lill to prevent thi, aud obtainod a temporary injunction, but on finat hearing Judgo Moore dissolved tha injunction and diuminsod tho bill. The complaiuant thon took on appeal, and the decision wae fod ot Ottawa last weot. Judgo Suotdon delivered the opinion, and REVIEWING THR EVIDENCE iu tho caso. Io paid that it appeared that tho flno from tho furnace was especially planned and adapted for tha amoko-oacapo for that fur- nace, and that the latter could not bo osed with any other flue, without grealy Injuring tho houso or necessitating materiat changes. Tho cloning up of the flue would render the farnace usoloss, and under tho circurostances it was rea- sonably necessary for tho opjoymont of tho house in which it was built,: “Tho south wall waa to be regulated as @ partition wall, Land covered bya party-wall remainod tho soveral property of tho owner of cach half, but tho title of cach owner wos qualified by tho onsement to which the other was antitied of supporting his Parlin by means of tha half of the wall be- longing to his neighbor. TUE ONLY PROPER ZASEMEST attnched to m party-wall waa that of support, iving no right to tho unobstructed uso of tho fluo y thecomplainont, Waa that cascmont, then, acquired by impliod grant undor the con- yoyance ¢ ‘Tho rule of tho common Inw on tho subject was that, whon tha owuor of two hor~ itegea, or of ono heritage consisting of sevoral parte, hod arravged and adapted thoso so that oue derived # beuctlt cr advantage from tho other of 9 continuous and obvious charactor, and he sold ona of thom withont making mon- tion of those incidental advantages, or burdoua, of ono respect to the othor, there was in the silonco of tho partios an implied nnoderstanding and agreoment that thuso wivantagos aud buardena reapsctivol: ahould continue as before tho aoparation too! placo, If tho question wore between Ingala and Crighton the equity of the formor would bo plain, In ordor that an cosomect should pags by im- plication under the grant of an estate, it Must be one that wae apparent ag well aa oocesaary ood continuous. I¢ waa such in tho prosout cage. ‘Though thero was no evidence ta show that Mre. Plamondon had any actnel notice or knowledge that any fluo inthe party wall was bo- ing or bad beon used by the complainaut, yet at tho time of the purchase tho south side of the south wall was exposed to viow, and tho projoc- tiwus of Binchos caused hy the tuce stood out trom the wall, and rested viaibly on her lend, It was, thorofora, indicated by tho condition of tho promises—it was obvious and apparonut to any observer that there wore aigue of seryitudo and burden, so ay to satisfy the Toquiromonta of the suthositios in euch reapect. ‘Tho wall wad therefore to bo used asa party-wall by the ad- joining proprictors, in the condition Which it was then in, 60 far aw rospocted the flue. Tho decision of tho Superior Gourt woutd accord- ingly be rovorsed, and the esuse bo remanded, Frank J. Crawford, Esq, appoared as solicitor for Dr. Ingala, tho sppollant. _— THE CHICAGO COURTS. ‘A DISGUSTED SISTER, Bridget Tlarvey filed a bill yoaterday in tho Superior Court ayalnst her mother, Mary Car- ney, bor brothora James, William, and Jobo Casney, and hor slater, Cathorino Kenny, to sat sido a number of convoyancea made in 1849 by hor fathor to hor brothers. She saya that her {sthor, John Carooy, now doceased, for many years Hvod in Evanston, where ho acquired prop- erty in this county valued at @100,000, In 1874 ho died intestate at tho ogo of 07 years, Com- plainant atates thet velther she nor her ais- tor bave received any portion of tho os- tato, nor apy advanced at the fimo of her marrisgo. Yor yoara provious to hie doath, her. father, who charges, had been of urisotnd mind, so that ho could not at- tond to business, and gave it all into tho hands of hiasong, They, howevor, proved nofmithful to theirtrust, and, as complaiusnt charges, 20 workod on the old man's foelinge and mind that thoy inducad bim to tranafer his whale prop. orty, conaleting of tha 8. 3¢ of the N, W, or thos W, 38 of Seo. 13, 41, 13, ‘valucd at $80,000, and Lota 5, 6, and 7, Block 57, of Evanston, worts $20,000, to thom by five deods, the nomival consideration boing $5,400, and the dooda purporting to be nade in 1869. Not even this emall amount, Lowovor, waa pald, according to Mry, Harvoy. Her mother alio, shossye, was puranaded into aligning tho doeds ou condition of receiving some part of thi property, and a block in Evanston waa subsequently mado over to hor in Hon of tower, but of much lesa. valuo than hor dower interoat would have boon. Complainant avera thot tho deods ware fraudulentand void for want of consideration; that she sud hor gistery Lavo bosn defrauded out of their property, and suo 8 that the abovo-montionod deody may be act anide, and that allthe boirs may be adwitted to thelr proper abares in the cutate. BILL YOu BECONVEYANCE. Barah Aon Lrookinridga flog a bill againat W. D, Kerfoot and .Charlos A, Kerfuot, asking for a rocouverance. Bho etatea that In Alay, 1878, who bought of tho defondanta Lot 25, 1 Block 124, In School Bection Addition, boing on the oavt. nide of Fourth aveuue, 1 was also guarantead by the defendantu that Dearborn street should be opeued along the roar of tho tot withiu two years, or that, in default thoreof, they would ropay the $10,000 ahe gavo as’ purchase price, Tho two years have eapusd, and complaivaut lias tondered 6 watranty deod of the premises, and aukod to have them take the land back ou acoount of the failure of thoir guarauty, but they Jacob Bpeaker filed a bill againat his wife, Jobauna, Locauso he bas Leon devoting Lor at- tentions to anotnor man, to him uukuewn. Tho usual roqueat t4 mado for a diyorco. Treats, Nopistor Hibbard will loayo tho elty to-~Jay for avacation, Bud ip will attend to the necessary bimlno. Judge Buros will be hero at 10 a.m. this mom- ing to hoar motions for now trala in all casce tried bofuro hin, Tho call will Le peremptory. ‘To-morrow ia default day in tho Circuit Court. UNITED BTATES COUNTS, W. G, Hardy, UW. We Cooper filed a Lil against the Connecticut Mu- tual Lifo Insurance Company and othors to aot avido a docree of foreclosure of a mortage of $20,000, mado by Elisha C. Sprague aud wife, ou the Adams Houne, MANKNUPTCY Insts, KE. Jonkina wax olectod Agsignes of Cuarles G. W. Campbell was appointed Assigueo of tho ostate of Ht. M. Caution, of that of George J. Urine, aud and of that of Charles A. Crell. ‘Tho oreditors of tha dofunct Mutual Security Insuranco Company can now have their divie dond, declared about ten dasa ago, by catling at the ollico of tho Assignoo, Mark Kimball, No. 235 Discharecs wore issued to Max Habu and nerd. ‘The Assignecs of tho following estates wera disebarged, their acconnts baving beou filed and. approved: Umon Lithograplin pany, J. it. Butler, J. M, Wyatt of at, A. i, B. Henry, B, O. Batlivan, G. W. Btovous, August Fredin, Reuleu Wood, 11. E. Collins, G, L, Boll. J. H, Lomer, Wiliam Woitzel, William Haythorn, 3.4, Gariand et. Attrition Vulveriziug Company, BUPEMON COURT IN WMIEF. Georgo CG, Fry tiled a bill, ogatnat William and Mary Spiuk aud Lestor H. Robinson, avkiug for an account and wottlement, » A, H. Durtoy, Koccivor, suod J. W. Boll for 1,000. Michsel Kelly bogan a ault, for £2,500 againat tho Chicago, Danville & Vi Jacob J3. Miller flod a bill againas . B. Faul and Eligaboth aul to foructose a mortyage for $2,000 on Lot 121, in C.J. Hall's Subdivision of Block 19 in the Canal Trustecs’ Sabdivision, of Mary E. Coryelt commauced a auit againat tho Phawix Mutual Lito Lasuranco Company, of Hartford, Cuun., claiming 87,0). Tho Ponnsylvania Company began a suit in inst H.W, Henderson, Jolin Wallwork, pn Link, laying damages st 81,500, Hannah J, Allon commenced a suit it troepass agaiuut Edward Lyons, laying damages at $5,0UU. Owing to the sicknoss of County Attorney Tountres, tho hoaring of the objections to tho was coutinuod until July 1. jo cxtate of Mathow 8, Marsh, a grant of administration was mado to Martha J. Marah and Sarah M, Mayo, under bond for $200,000, In tho estute of William Helberg, Sr., the will was proven, and leltera testamontary wore grant- ed to Willlam Holberg, Jx., under boud for 1,400, dn tho ontate of Margarot Horry, the will waa proven and lotters testamentary were granted to Rictialds Grady undor an approved bond for 6 Ia the estate of Patrick Finnogan the will wag raven and letters tostamentary were giauted to john Wis, under boud for #2,000, ChIMINAL count. Tho Grand Jury appeared before His Hovor, Judge Vooth, at 10 o'clock yeuxtorday murning, to docinion in 1eforence to the duties of judges of eloction, and as to whether in tho holding of s special election said officers should bo governed by tho General Election law, Tniy information was asked for soveral days ago ponding ite hearing of complaints about tho conduct of the Into chartorolection. Tho Judgo reviewed the General Election laws at longth, and said it was tho duty of the judges in bis opinion to appoint clerks, keep aro gistry of voters, otc, in all olections, apecial as woll as | HNC, tone, goneral, and their failure eo to do left them | they belong. Aumonable for nogloat of duly. A ‘Tho tats Anotey, dirasted hg Souths ate jention to the language of the statutes wherein = it road that judgos must “ wilitally” fail to com- | [38ST WlLulal AND LAG ply with tho law before they could be held to so- f count for violating its provisions, ‘The Court thon so instructed the jury, when Yeaterday was arraignment day, and the fol- lowing pleaded guilty or ‘Thomas Hopkins, found in a buiiding with {otent George Landrum, larceny; Joba Troy, lurcony ; Jon Conley, sentenced on yer- threo years larceny, at the Uridewell; Thomas Bulgor, larceny, aixty at tho Bridowell. The potit jury was impaneled during tho morning and fifteau jurors wera obtained. A special voniro wae ordered to fill the panel, ro- | [AOUND-ON THe SAT OF JT turnablo thia morning. ‘white cow, wih calf abvut $id ve, BupRnton Count—Coxvranoxs—National Bank of , datuen Halden, $:00,26,—H, 31, Leouard Jones, $528.—Poter Wels va, Johanu Galen Fastronn ct al. ve, Atlas Insur ance Cumpany of Now Orleans, $2, ner ya, Joun M, Adainy, §181,5U.—Henry Witchic ve Htefanie Raub, $245, Oinourr Coont—Junoe Roarns—Jobn Corbett vs, W, HL, Underwood and P, £4, Underwood, 87,42, 133, Juba Ganr— ‘THY STATE ¥8, A RAILROAD, Special Lispatch to Whe Chscage Tribune, ‘Tacrsonvitie, June 21.—The ceso of The Pea plo against tho Toledo, Wabash & Westorn Nail+ way for extortion and violation of law hes been oocupying the attention of tho Circuit Court of Morgan County for tho last weok, aud will not be concluded much short of a week yot, ARMY NEWS, J4- Thirtogntbs iden tees tara ARTICLES OF WAR. ‘Tho lato Congress cutablished a new codo of roles and articles for tho gayernmont of tha army, dolog away with much that was obsolete tn tho old codo, which had been in forco sinco | A aned: 1806, sa well os oatablishing some important | Many of tha best informed oficors of tho Sriny, including tho late Gen, Canby, beld thot this meant non-commissioned aw well ag cosmmissionod officers, while the Judgo-Advo- eate-Gonoral, Holt, held it to icerm; it being a mattar o} importence to Private Jonow, on trial obeying the ordore of Corporal Yirown, whother Reaurt could or. ould not legally wentonos him : to be abot for hia offense. 2 \ACQUAINTANUE OF A Gi Battalion courts-sartial, hitherto unknown to | WAheriroars 5 ourarmy, aro cutablished for tho trial of minor offenses, aud fold-oflicera’ courts, ty BI . ‘The diatiuction botwoen dismlyatug and cash- foring an officer ig moro docided, it making no differance what the olfonse. b caxbiered diaquatiios the offendar from again onico or employment in tho sorvico of tho United States; requires hls name, crime, aud place of abode to bo published in tho nowus pers of tha State from which hecama, and at thoroafter it shall bo ecaudulous for au ofti- 0 cor to associate with hit, . rien Attompting to draw pay twico for tho same period, though always considered uodor the hoad of conduct unbecoming aa officer aud gen- sole cis ow “eebodiel ta the: Ati Mi sutt cance: ‘OPEICE 20 WitsT MADISON.ST, code, but is now embodied in tho fifty-fo : a 2 SON-ST,, article, and other diamusal or casbloting laid Ps) CT ee ict a apagninly baymenta and down a the penalty, = cownon tho world over, are the changes wade in tho old forty-tifth onnoss. Formerly a soldicr convicted of violae tion of the article could not be mulct in bis pay for hia offense ; but, mu 1872, the article was modified by stnikiug out tho sord “ corporeal," thus loaving it in the discretion of m court ta te dict hoth dues and corporea) poniahbment for thia Whilo drunkenness ‘om ‘duty was punishable cashiering for an ofticey,.with no -dixcretion lowed 1m giving the sanke duty” was not au offense pul asticlo, though, when eccopepaciod by disgrace- ‘TUESDAY. havo rofused to do ao, and sho thoroforo floa a | fat conduct, waa conaiderod under. another Lill to compel thom to keep thoir agreawont. artialo, ity the fi piyonces, only an of hin absence Register Graut assortod,ataomo I could bo hold by ¢ cedad Indian ter Loynton, and W. B. aud, if Ko, by Gen. Croo! mado at the timo at tho requost of ¢! part of Nebrarks Sud as soon aa ho tion of the treaty and Printing .G.Smoal ot al, D. Ly Ge ‘L, Huyek, and, Chicago day evoning, the much these nine, as Mr. Mantitini Vinconues Raitroud deprives him of crops, and failure Atsistant Burge: loave of sbacuce Col. Joun G. cmcurt counr. manter, has beon COUNTY COUNT, ‘A Toavovor sbuoi toeuth Iufantry, Voge ‘There ina cago study. hotr or tio, ono violent exercise, with Dolta was attacko: Perhaps whito mi ularly forocious fy-Ofth now article, tt is not fenso for an officor to bo drunk on duty, but io 8 public place, or in the preaenco of enlisted mon, whether on duty or not, but the soutenca is no longer casbioriug, but disminnal, By tho following article a wcldior dennk on duty, or in quarters, garrison, or public place, ia to he puulshed according to the degree of bia offense, THE RECENT ARRESTS, Soon after the arrest of the Gordon prospect- ing party, Uov. Garber, of Nabrauka, addresaod & letter to the officer commanding the Dopart- nent In which the arrest occurred, in which ho longth, that no parbof Nebraaka he Genera! Guvornment as un- ritory, and requeating to know if any arronte of citizens had been mato within the limita of the novoraign Stato of Nebraska, what authozity. Tepliod that tho arrerts had been and place epecified, by tho au- thority of the War Department, communicatad ho Departmant of the Interior ; adding that he should be ylad to kuow that no was unceded Indian territorr, was ho Instructed all tha force at bis commaud would Le used to pratecteitizeua in the lawful occupation of the vame. Gurdon, the loader of the party of prospectors frown Bioux City, who wero arrested by the military near Roanion Creek, for alleged viola- of 1803 with the Sioux Indlaue, rofuses to give his patolethat ho will not avain treupass upon tho resorvation, and was, accounts, held a prisuuer at ad Cloud Agency. INDIAN RAID, The Bioux, or Cheyonne,,war party, daya ago near Hed Gleud Agency, Neb, go- ing south, has commenced ita oporations by a small flanking party, which made raid on Fri een afew 18th inat,, on a farmer near North Platto Station, on tho Union Pacific Iail- road, getting away with nine horwes, It {a not no ut at fs ta0 domnition total,” would say, when thoy got all through gathering them In, Lewides, when it is gil mmau basthe nwnber becomes appalling, ae it the means of putting in lia of theso means suffering and want to bis famuly, PERSONAL, on Delaney has been granted » for throo months. Barnard, of tho Corpa of En- elucers, lias boon annigned to duty according to his commission of Brovet Major-General. Capt. Almon ¥. Rockwell, Assistant Quarter- assigned to temporary duty ag duspector of Natioual Cemeteries, neo for five months has been Granted First Liout. Charlos A. Vernon, Nivo- tort Dodge, Kansas, CITY REAL ESTATE. POW FALROAT A HARGAIN HOUSE AND TOT on indisna-ay,, near Thirty.fret-at., onty 34.00) if taken Immediately: 6 3 mrt #4 buNe W toorak, RMSE Gentine The lest rool int eel tes fee raes Fy ise Tin paroet- 2. RSAIAB WANHAN, Ib Chamn- nmeree. BET, WARASIL-AV.. CORNER Bn per i U token iminediately- GATS 1SROOW HGTSE A peat Wrairle, only #00), Js hornat. it RA LE Midi NAV HO) bear Thirteenth wt. : rumplote in all dostrablas will bs sold ree yi cheap, J. ESAIAS W amber of Commaros, SUBURBAN REAL ESTAT. E gh ona GOOD 7100s COTTAGE and tot at Hisnuton, #14 dawn, and #13 montuiy. ‘ote and onilaissed cottage wih grorl collar nt Tark Hides, #40, with #lu) dawn, and $imonthly for balances, Now (ruum datory oust ou ion, aud a tote at Park tides, #2,40, §% $y) wilh Duy a now Zr ta pialnes, $109 down nnd 818 monthiy plavo taken towards one of tho aburo places. WHOWR, 142 LaSatiest., Itoom 4. LECBANGAINS 1 HEAT. EXT 10 Hyde Park, #10) to Al, tast exc Evanaton, 21,00 to #1. sist, £110 10 4408 6a exe, fret 815 tn £0 o. 1,195) acres in Glance, frum Hil Lo oh, 1 Gienenn, snow bone MONTO: Pot sane Fhousen of ti <1) WILL Skis IN EVANSTON Th roma 5 a) ronma at low figures aly Uume, with near take tamber, hel fire payinent. tw condition. GE to Wii no: Al L Lor Park Hider; $15 down and $3 8 month un tl palds one bl em Aen HG ys pret party shane tree. < oan tatket,” Als Gienche hats at saino terme n Prices TRA BIOWS. Ue Latalt FELT ON FORTY. rove lot, onts #10 airy baraaio. Je nMOTee CLEAR Lots, suand ht at High: AOFS. 20x 135 s payably wt Wasliige TENT--AT R SALON TO. Hlouate and ints at priors and ters ta uth edge 2 nest priverty and beet bargaine of amy suburu of iengo. Sb. HUW LEN, 110 Doarbornen ____ COUNTRY REAL ESTAT». — POH SALH—A NO. 1STOCK FARM, 230 ACRES. [5 Wihenputy Chants, ta, a06o per acta, ‘eda Cs Hh LEWIS [PO SATE OR Tr PSAs Hoom ¥ Major Hiook, corner LaSalle abl Madisen., Ata., havea large number of improved farne, and also unimproved lands in Utinois and lows, to roll at 3 nd on easy terme; ortoexchangs. ‘Tu businuse n Milwaukeo-ar. forealoatabercsin, 100 Acres Sd miles from Chicayu, for exchange fur bust Ce [OOK SALE TIMBER TANDS-PARTIEN DEATIC ing to locate selectod tlinber iands at Gorerninent, pric, can, hear of komathing to thrir adi Hreeing f. U. Box lid, Obicags, or G. P, Marquette, Mich, tana hy atl UMMINGS, —. The Ecrocity of White Mice. mat (Cals) Chronicle, containing four white mice at tho Dolts saluon, Virginia, which aro quite » After seeing thoir manouvroa tur an ig not atallsurprined at the rackot made by mico gonorally, for during tho carly part of thoovening they take constant and ‘They cousumo a great deal of water, taking a drink every ten tinutea or oftever. It would be supposed that such a small auimalas a mouse would not be at all ferucious Bnd Reateaaiye ¢ but such appears to bo the caso ho white epecica, atloaut. A chipmunk that was put into theenage with thove at the 4 by thom all, and very quickly dispatched, without oue of the mico being in- jured in tho least by the unfortunate victim. ‘A gray mouse, which waa subsequently put into tho sama cage, was very roughly handled, bom attacked by two of the white mice, who took old of him like a couple of bull dogs, and ro- peated the attack again aod again, shaking him by tho throat and latter belo nearly sovered ftom iting hia legs and tail, tho his body. ico, ke red ants, aro u pattic- bpecies of tho genus to whiol rent. wore sentencod ; BUSINESS CHANCES, BM, RDBLN, Atooni 16 xchange | OON FIXTURES FOR sALi—rwo” ALE. 1 bar-countor, 1 cigar-counter, 1 0, turue, otbconrailing. an vo for 8430, goud chance forman that wants tu go tu bh . Ek BEER SALOON for sale ata sacritice, choap 46 Exchango Uulding, bow-cave. cust S160: Siret-claas atand. if erate, “G4 Wost Madi in tho Penitontiary ; sentenced to ninety daye daya to tho County Jail; Molho Willisms, we- | 9fowe ion, for i at sault with intont to do boully injury, ninoty days ous Ei ccirtnitarglt he ATR tom ks WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE FOI HA oleay, with or without house: focatioa good: LOST AND FOU. Uwner ta requesivd to call at 3 Nort Ws ‘OF AMERICAN HOTEL the proprfotor t¢ going to ou the prumiaes, 118 aud 130 joa gi aolllug. Apply during iho ‘or Ni, ONE RED AND at Lake View. soruor of Phirt; yaid to whot will TTU, JH, 316 Sout —Charles Gard- JRoUsD= 4 HORREL HORSE, £6 wi [OsT-BUND AY, ar ta if asa tra white Reo Liberal raw a THe CALL, PET i a prove property sud poy charges. PETER O'CUNNOM, Jonag Cant—30, 93 to 42, 44, 45, 47 to 53, AOUND-ON THE Iwill OF JUNE A GOW AND Supor Jaesox—No call, A Qeivron Pria-ets bridge, Uwace wil Gnd tue a 2 Jupee Moone--18, 19, 20, North Ialvted-et., ia tho roar. dupae Hooens—Sot caves, 2545, 818, and | {7QUND—LAST NiIGUT, A BIAWL, OWNEI GAN 2,623, and calondar Noa, 291 to 310. avo vamo by proving property. ALLAN PINKER- ‘SUDOMENTS, TON, ES Bitar APPLY AT THE rborn-ste, urth and Learbe THE cotti, ON THE BTON Bixty-thirdat,, one chostaut hare Anfurmation of return to ith Clark-st. Sallo-nts.,.8 gontl Narded by leeviog Les ——_.—__. ELSEWHERE, road. 03 igh ATUR lib contonts, wit bo rewardod by leaving at btsteand Van luren-ste, and 34 Kivor-ut. TT OsT-SUNDAY, ie Gots drug abura, Los Oe BUND av an FaONT ov Tite GHURCTE ‘of tho Holy Nawe, Detwoon thore anu Uliw aud La- iY The finder wilt bo ro- jo. 20) North Glarkeate MONDAY EVENING, NEAR THE CORNEK teenth and Btat lady's pnekot-buok ro sh fe and & on Bt, Paula Mul. road. ‘the tinder will bo row arded by leaving ont. RUAY AFTERNOON, A PAPKR BOX faluable only ta theownor. Fader JANUS BKUS,, coravr UNT-SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ON THR SHORE vo in Lincoln Park or om North taNalle-at., a. jack and white plaid shawl, ‘Tho tntor will by suitably rowanded upon leavicg inet 854 hast Indiaua-st. or at 86 z= 9, ON OGDEN-AV, Ult athor satchel contatning » iady's hy and citidron’s might-drussc: y rewarded by leaving them at sualand Cwollthats, of at Joes {go Conmmpany's athen, North Plor. le. We onody Laven & cu A URAND.N ase, masuiva carved legs, raale, wil VIOLIN FOR SALE, POWERFUL AND BWEE’ = Yory Pali to Eby the money ,ainoug the takers reprvecuted sre—Lig! ton & Oo. MUSICAL. periue instrument, JULI! unae, ND MAGNIFIORNT 9100 PT UR AND Niitalllaort teqesvemenia bigs Bete ‘Tho term ofilcers applios only tocommisslonod | ished rosowoo officers, and not to what are kuown as warrant or non-commissioned ollicors, This, though ap- parcotly a trifling aud unimportant change, roally makos an important docision upon a point often brought up uudor tho old articles, oapo- cially in trials undor tha ninth article, where death was preacribed sa tho mazimom pnowh- ment for atriking, drawlug or uplifting any weapon agaluet or disobeying any lawful come mand of a auporior “ ofiicer,” it ny 1Go it tole Louie XW, cwatrautad' gence Us atoul aud gover, for 96 whl they aro worth more than ably. Of Davin &'Con''asd miheny tyerrt avin & Con, ctr ” SANS Fea LANGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS, avian, inst 7) y iy. MWOSSuA, 215 State, Boat DAL, ourner State pply only to com- for dis~ jdresa B except in ited. gs A sentonvs to bo 1 &! 3 GOOD. BLERS ap foe Hotwrgnces: ven, # ron iS, TRAD! me oxchanye, D—AGI FF Sei alienated tab WANTED ioneL MAN—TO LKASH THE LARUM eM otthglegent Phillipa How SEWING MAOHID East [ndius tor sovaral zai iclo,—relativo to drunks | jhe Oriental lsnguagvs (lindostana, mr} fo vbisia puntle. Addrue OM, Ge bids odtrag, Don M.D.; tho dt itor Trinity Oburen, (PUL CHICAGO 4THENAUN, N Pe aauinmeaestss bash iu voost aod Lastruasatal music, phonogrepby, peumanabip and thy common or 9 ranobue. OQ{)() PIANOS AND ORGANS TO RENT OR OR QV) siddirhe ion tovcrablo termane We Wok W. REM ‘and Adama-et MISCELLANEOUS. NOIt CONSTANT, LEO(TINATH, PHDETTANIA ho little | Ty aemplonscet ‘dares 0 iz 'HLITY WORKS, Rock 5 D INDU! ia tone who has gots home and wauta to 1 &: dune of DUING & GOOD OUERY STON: an ute. clans. 2k fo tho City of Dare pains for sal REAL ESTATE WANTED. W NTRD-3 TO be igeeh OF LAND SUITABLE for burying-eround, within 19 miles from the Conrt. Hicuse, on a guod trosd. | State localion and loweet price andother particulars, BUC, *#Suuth Halsteda, WANTE OD COTTAUE ANTY VARGE LOP at Uak Austin, Katenciood, or heanston: wi firg.n evel de. . KENNEDY, foum 1, 1 re W ANTED—10 ACRES IN TOWN OF HYDE PARK. ¥ "Twill pay S10 por aces, Addross VW, Trituns io. YS, ORF: wand 12) Ledally fino brick, with walle, re) frarne and stalile, ators and Darcuient brick. Kimita, plossant outtaxo, lake water; @12, hingtun, ory tran TAVE SOME 900M HOUSES s VE SI Station, tn firgtclass urdor: vury choa J.M. PENTANA, 12 Ty ke, hand: HA fi ae i Andsome new staiotrontn aad ings on Wert Billo, 19 lirat-clays tigtibortiood ¢. Ly palin COTE AG! STON ee bal frelling, very cheap: Ran all topdern fame ponte, Apply io d. N, DAWEEH, Hovm ld, 7 Dente PLACE CALLED ae privato tantly; 15 y of tinue, eluate #0 coda sty of timbar, situate i oglerar ‘Auply at oom AGE AND LOT Ox WEST ur will sellon easy monthly pay 48 Ularkst TPO RERT-ROOMS IN SUITES FOR HOUSPREPD- TP eueiy SM MOUHMe CUSMINOS, Livand it bee Batte i 1 jie Grand Pacifie Hotel, suitesat 4 each, new marbhe out building, sicely acraugeds ‘Wtents bls te MIti Third-av., ono rule, theee roorss, only &13. ‘hird-a1 cope aulto 5 reows, pluasant and con. one sulte, two mame, only 210.2 rble-trout building, 6 rooms, £ NTA GOOD SIZED PLEASANT FRONT hot and cold water, with use of hath, Surniatiod shed; alsu sinaller Hirnisued rowus. ¥5 Cone + int nen Totland 419 Btate. Gd Milwaukec or usta tro-ay. se 10 RENT-HANDSOMELY FORNISHED Roos, est location in the cits, for 212.@ montts, at el Sout Clark.at,, Room & <RLEGANTLY-FURNISHED OUMS, to#%a month. Religio-Phisasphical Pubs louse, "FD-at.. south of Punt Ulte, NT-A NUMURIt OP SMALI. AND LARGE ‘Toons, woll lighted, with steady steain power. F. We KHAURE, 74 Went Washlagton: WANTED--MALE HELP, Weastep sToseHAGON, _nntcer, ED = STONE MASONS, URLAYERS, aie lletigres tov Stedionaty Mecnastes Hata: VV ANtED—TCREA VERS AND. LAnonDns 70 work at Englewood at m0 this morning with tools, trom t Sn ta 99, ab buoy stand Dapaty foot at pee 5, ab Rock Islan: apart, foot of Ta. \Vastii- TWh UanPRENTERS Ol ATATiLE W iinilders at el North Dearborast. Come ‘at o'cinek, with toyis to bane rail. / ASTED-STAIL BUILDERS AND GOOD MEN Olio dt? 129 molder and vipsaw io aasn factory. 3 SARS A Os, iasalloy lily Emvlovment Arenoios. 25 LABORERS FOI ‘and #2 rer day, board 3.1 1 farm andes 18. G ak. WANTED HA, PROAT! tion, 20 fur gravel trad farn and eawemiit. E. A. AILROAD M8: Apr iy ta ANDI ¥D—i00 y a,baad Kate \ VARTA RatiioxD canon: hands, and 20 for saw-mitis, Apply a Waterat. HAIGHT & DROWN WASTED-K9 TEAMS AND Toad in fnwas 20 for farus and city work. A. HALVO! ANTED-— TRAMS ; WAGES 81.00 PE Wingo tailed dara a: ket wieder ont heb work, hoarding Love, sasinill men ‘ vi WC. Ve DNELL' A CONS We i Miscelianoou: PANTED-MEN IN eatl and sogihe honest hiving--$1 rainy burn an avoraxe tact can taplial, No buys, comtnia yeddl Tt will nay good then to in HAY & CU., Chicagy, Gl Lasallo-at. MEN OF AKILITY TO Sh Hisnop Fatent Lamb's Wool Daster. G city exclusiva terrltury gleen fur sats, Gel afta fe aatcone WY, We BISHOD, 12) Simth “Greons cage, WASTEL Unaine, O09 whe has be with references, i EN, 3h Wont Tennddal MAN IN THE GREEN GhucbRy Muar be acquainted vith wn Suutts Kika, nin the bnsincns praferred, 1 B40, te Unaincna preferred. Address, DAN US Ma nieiED MAN Fy WORK WORK ON 2milas from etty. 4 at ak Recorncr Pearhorn and Hamtolpl ween | Te ED-YOUNG MAN WITH a0 pamubile ponitlun. Gi + SMadiaatratss How 3. Seber dee D—MEN TO i pistol ehramy F vernploym: we vite TAD) fA Linki can loan his employer #440; good Ingo, this fa quod ehanea, ADIT. Metropolitan Hutel, fron 9 FOUR COPYISTS; MUST and permanant employment. W ANTED AND TiOD- = PANTED—TWO GUUD CANVASSERS FON CITY WAN Apne aioe NON SSPRS y TANTED-A FEW ENERGETID MeN OF GOOD bunlanns qualitios ty employ aud. superintend. cans vassoraiatior more cuuntiesiu any of tha Stato etnr guuthwrest ot tho Allecheny Mountaina, enews strict ly legitimate, and a change for a gu-ahead man to ro allzo from 330 to AZ monthly, which can bo aienh “pon invettization. Noge bot reeponrible mop need ap. ply, ant nolettersanuered, Usll at Slt North Clark. they toh p.m, upstairs, lott dn, for 3 days, WANTED-FEMALE HELP, Domostios. \VWANTED-ASTRONG AND WILLING (MIDDLE. nae preferrad) cooks Swodteh ot Norwegian ; must havo best of ref-rencen.. faquiro a southeaat’ corner of E ad Langley J00D GUL; th Gieeen tt \Wastep— 4 Goob ait 7 TAL Wsework Lam private faulty ; gina coo tens Aaa Ua a el waa tron \astencs GED WOMAN FOR Cook: tay, washing, aud iruuing im a small lamily neat Chieagn’ Apply at any Lannie. WAShER MOst WAVE 4 TitoReUGHLY com. Potent anil millabl eit to da wenoral Luusrwack, pxcept washing: none tnt testecl ith goud ref erences, nuvd apis, ait \ Waithae fo family ® WANTED A GEtMAN URE housework. AI FIRST. ED-TWO GOOD GIs Fol rk. To good, steaty girts gant wages, 2 Duarbura: ar Wasningl ‘D— GIRL 10 DO GE. $ manst sleep at home, SAT W 2 \VASTRD- 4 Youna ‘aiihsaN’ on pa ito d> genoral housework in « small faint), y Maarne-sh \ ant epsa goon coo MW “boardin \ YVTANTED—A | oFaat, ONE TiiaT Hnoss, Apply 470 Wahashar. =a ‘0 DO CHAMBRE WO nd ales to aesiet iu dining-room. Apply at alaat, \WASTED-A Goop T oo3 who nnders ands ber busines: swodapuly, Comw ready Jur work. 76 Kast OK: nd other furen-at, _SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE, a oN Bookkeonors, Clorks, &o. SITUATION WANTED — THR SURG 8) middie-aired Corman, wishst to mest wit sheetahle wanlesain have, espectaliy wing at fo represent the samo and act ae salosinns,ete., In ety of cou Ilave a thorongh knowledge of and experience Jaat-pamed flan for aver twenty ei (3 nddeate TAMER EM, Ogee ‘or Interview, 3 2 oftico, TUATION WANTED-INA RTORM, HY A HOV: 7. Wy at Mr. MILLERS, a BOs eteont nate abd rent Faeeenceet ba ealarg. Hetore reas M, 10 North Carhemtorats 2 DUH ATED nee on Re‘ald mombers of the Boards man of inane years’ 1D refer ta ucarly any of 4) #1, Tribune offices Tray QITuATION WantED— tura-tnctary, iy aman o that capacity. Addreae GITATION wanty = giv otal or cestasn drow Wo IL, ANDENSON, jag by Four rituan cibea AD MUM AAC BIO) NT= lent. Auddrecs T 83, SITUATION WANTED-HYA SAN AN JIMAVE | )2 aliect-fron and tin wirker. Pie rast rs CHATLUS AL MANTHAN, UMC oMll ats Crosby-at, Coachmen, Toninstors, <0. SMUATION WANTRDCHY A vouNA Max As > cusciman, that undorstands the business: work: well wequsinted In thacity. Address® 6 Vets une vitice. G!TUATION War ¥ 4 YOU! SD conchman (n Garman}, wh ‘thorongily unlerstande Locate of horane nuit exgrlagne and do jeoneral ark band. the % itd Hogeaunner Beat oF rlerauces. Athdrosw Wed, Emplovmont Aconotos, SITUATIONS WANTED—FOM MRUHANICS OF Mate Call attho Vniployment Kachange, 172 S16UA TED—ANY CONTIRAOTOR GAN ral mons ong day's noties. Direct wo Misectianoons. SITUATION WANTED-“BY A YOUNG MAN AS rsa. No oxpertrucn; 4 patio, udtese X36, Fei ety tions Or ne soe WANTED-BY | joo! reforence, ner | and Nt 5 ner nai Ntator at GITUATION WANTED-NERVOUS ORNTORMEN ‘ ? auuleg att ay aha cte., Who wish to einvloy & tent and totellige - SEU Pen uaantett Buty OF pera, Date ST-CLASS HATte ‘Addeoss Sy norehease coms a eee SILUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Domestios. SITUATIONS WANTED—RY TWO YOUNG GIRIS, “2 unete couk, wi anu iron.and the othor fur secant work, Please call at 170 Wentworth-ay. SITUATION WANTED-HY 85, young afel toda tocomd-work In. yet objection tu tue country. Ble! Hiane, curner dackyon aad Halvtar SITUATION “WANTED-[sy AT ATI: wir! who understands waiting on table ar chainbers Wark, in a privacy bonritsg-nonee, Apply nt itr Wert Ohiolst, upstate, WUATION WANTED-GY A FIRSECEASS GTi, ia ain mally, tate a 4 ner an athe nisl wkspie’ Plosas call wt sal Saitarsen? 1? call at te ido, ene day. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG AMEIICAN fit, to do dintag-rous ur chenbar-uork 10 a board Ing-tuwse. Call, for two daya, at iid Twontiostient. CITUATION 3 ©) aacook, or witi da references," 41 Wabae KY A GOOD STRONG 5 ict aa cook ur, eeneral lutsewark: ou, South Sine run ferences. F J & caer cabieye found AF Healirond Chapel: se SITUATIONS WANTED-BY rato {atnily, one av cock, th Nutra at 704 Btato-st, Most 0 ‘WO GIRIS, INPRE 6 other as second girl. In= oferunce If reiuired. Nurser. SITUATION WANTED-HY A GIRL OF 1¢ YEARS SD Utohones baby.” Inquiza at lt North Ashland Sor tio ohitdrang ald ten best ofrefereneses Tnauiroat tte We CARR OF ONIT at forthe enmmert ‘Taylor-st. Lannaressos. ITUATION WANTED—TO DO WASTING, IRON- SD_ing, and fuuing. Callat 4st Warren-ay, Saamarrossny. ITUATION WANTED—A YOUNG LADY 13 Die 4) sirune of obtaining sawing ly the day, to private families; ts competent to cut and ut: aiven, \ddtess / NSIE, Tel West SMUATION WAXTED— AS SEAMSTRESS, Peehrieato family. Apply tmmodiatols, at W3 West raha best ot rofarance lesen ad Fwenty: Late ez : QITUATION WANTED NY AN AMERICAN LADE re eamsteess and care of children; caw maka chile dron's clotuos, Address for throe days, sTdane-nt. FEmnloymont Arents. ITUATIONS WANTED—NOTIOR-ANY QUA! £). ty of trst-claas holp can bo wbtsinod by calZing at Sins Latelligence Oiow, 128, West Monro it Ai ome tuujeations by letter prom warding Tasty aur wiemutls stone tay tor SITUATIONS WAN’ + fumate holp in all ite capi good relarenoes givau, Abit Rik SITUATIONS WANTED FAMILIES IN” WANT OF Scandinavia ery Tt At MKS” DUSKICN uilce, BiStilwaukeare oe GitUaTIONS WANTED ANY ont WiBtIING FOR DDC mate help of auy nationality, or vo Freda en re a t aa ake Oa ae SITUATIO: NTED— VAMULIKS DESIRING S> Arat-ctans help can bu aulted at nee, for city and country; good rofuronce, Central otice, 141\§ West Adaina-st. Seanmacransas. NTED-TWENTY GILLS TO SEW SI WARESE Th Oliteuacers 2 SEW ON SuioP Tinreas. y PASTE AR EXTHRIENGED NURSE GIRL: ‘one wi juris! ei ADS Twenge good teference. Apply at uF Lanndrosses. yart 'D—19 FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESSES AND cou) ond wits tor gonural hiwework at tho Leguf the Goud amaritan Buctoty, flows i tt aud ndolp ipo RENTSNICELY.VURNISHRD FRONT ROOMS, i down town; also tiret-claas laundry, 73 Eaet Veo urctisat, \VANTRD-IM MEDTAT Y—TWO FIRSTCLASS {rongrs and polishers on slurts at ItiUH Wise Laundry, 420 West Van hu IPO, RRNTOEL TLY FURNISHED ROOSS, t sslonisar en le P15 and 17 East Washington-st. vi ma 18, T—ROOMS IN REAR STORE We STAT j,and vara #8 per mon iPO RENT-KOOMS AT Bit CLARKST. SINGLE ‘or on sulty, first-class, with or withuut board, Just marble front, oppesite Grand Pacihe, RENT—A VERY DXSIRANLE FRONT back room, newly (uruishod, im a private taully aly. Apply at GY Wabosh-ay. (PO RENT-NIOKLY-FURNISHED ROOMS, W ‘or without buard, Kingsbury Block, Randdlp! near Clark. Appl st Room wu, IO RENT-NRAT AND NEWL) rooms tn marble-front building 2: fur of Van Huren-et, Hast of rete TO RENT--STORES. OFFICES. &o. DO RENT TOR ED OSEIOES: Son, Stores. RENT—A STONR DU! DING, 43X50, FRET, tarios, situated cormor Wastiugton and Woat Was y between the railroad audriver. Apply on the wBAXTEICA CU. evened, ne AND will ENT- acre teon NEAR MANDI. ENT —I. IN CANAI-ST., NEA q To ho without poor, DAVISON & WELO, ate Wag. OAL-YARD, CENT! ." % railrvad copnvctiine, rent low to good PUTS, WALRER, room t3 Chamber uf {VASTED-TWO” Tiust.cLass titoNERS \ Btar Laundry, 5 West Madhesneett ONFIES Ae Enplovmont Arencies. ANTED—GIRLS TO FILL FIRST-CLASS PLACES ineliy and county, Mest ren tose, sote wirlaat Siem, DALAICM tree bcos tieWabnihare oe Wan am DD BOANDINAVIAN rls, for ele, and country, at Mits. DUAR E'S otlice, \0 AN AN. 3 vate famniiles, Hotels, faundrios, clty tise tA HORSES AND CARRIAGES. hones, tiny op and open huckies, phactons, oxpross and Lunaese wacuns, (the carriage sud work harness, saddive, Wo alioy 24 tioure’ trial upun all bores sold uuder ce ae ae any ate - if AMILY OARRIAGES, ‘and aon ons, biggies, Cuncarde, ae ear and ot Sout Ulintowat: “Aly Be tlh te ‘00k OF RIAGES, PRALTO! tes loreal at liw prides at 3) OG, A 8 ‘N WITH TAR if OF OARMIAGES!—AN- i ular acetal ues biencu Shroeea pring piae ua tinow patent. mprovencats “Alna, fue east bast aul 3. BDWaAlDS, 20 War My cartiayos, Le Misnollanonns. SITUATION WANTED-DY AM AMERICAN LADY 83 of weed addevss and good reateras companion to & daddy invalid ur otherwise, Aditross 3. Tribune atfics, FINANCIAL OMMPRCIAL PAPER AND wht aad soll: loans made u ae LONG & DRO., 7 Bast Ws a SWITH COLLAT= and sold, ISAAG MORTGAGES, real estato, EU- HERCIAL HATHR, NOTE And mortgages” bough weave Coto: Fahy MONEY To Loan—on ory RRAT HETATE TS AM aunie of $1,0wandupwans. CUASE & ADAMS, y fieyan Block. \fONEY TO LOAN ON WATONUS, DIAMONDS M ENDEICS privat bonds, eto.,at LAL e ottiog, 19) Hane doitet., near Clark, taltedk Ie er * a x AVERY 4 UO. 10 Las sand OAN QM IMPROVED GUrY EIROPER- sft and upwards, BY, UB gout Uleceaty pe PER GENT, 15 nds,on Improved. pru; TAYLON, (6 Deatuartret AN, PROM $5,000 "10 s, i, ADAMIS, 97 Clark-at., 1['0 LOAR-ON _ONTGAGO AND _OOUK COUNTY sioner ct Ui acete smaller corp: te ee onthe tae ove . 5 , 10 vcortga bought, NICHGLS, “BieAG arbura MytEatapor oaut email Higat # por oon T. Ds HARVEY, Mortgage ‘Os 5 10 6 YEARS, IN SUMS OF or, Bor cent, without ocmnulsalaa, t) Toor 13.01 fi) tf sia CITY PROP- fy 810, A AA at par iF . hesesecinea ete GeO. BEAVER DNS a earlio pista 00 3, 1,000 TO LOAN ON HOUAKS ON na nt, a4 othe Gt SU eal rein a Aan eras pure 0, AND LARGE y SUIT TO. iinet Ghleasd and sds Bank oat setae 2 HOND, uz Washington-st ¥ ~~BOARDING AND LODGING, West Sine. 135 SQUTH PRORIAST—ONE Lanon FRONT i yom (urulsbed..with Uoarde Sonth Sida. 995) MICHIGAN-AV.— DrtrANA: 01) front singly roum, witn board pdatlons for cue oF twu gentiome Jo 0 . ml St plano ced baitiey toned, Stee ene eee Mate A3G WAUASIVAY TA SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS, 4 ahd, with | Q{) INDIANA-AY, Jargo room with the first tloor, with board, North Sian. 100) Nome easel RENKY KLEINK'S private hotel: ii ard, with (Hosant rove, at $6 sud 37D board, $4. SSeente. FURNISIIED, lea, other aucom- AE PaRLon, AND ay window off tho same, oa , JUST Hotels. T[UPKENS ROROPHAN HoUeR bs and vicely turniaued, with: G Toorbe ean fad Want 4 Nos. EVADA HOTEL, 1 Netweon Madiion aud ul vel ay $1y por Ree SLA. Ui: HERMAN. ; opposite Hock Sslaod Deput;’ changed beads acd iWorwughly renovated, dy wilh routs 63 par week. SEWI G-MACHING WARNTRD, Btate lowest price, oto. Address 8 INEST ASNORTMUNT OF MACHINES OF ATT ny ww and used, ab le exe pricoe thau can bs fund ted, at GEU, P, GORE arene” uN Ele Ea Tut by far the moat important, bocause it has I BTRUOCTION. reference toau offonse supposed to be mot NTIRMAN WHO 1iA8 RESIDED IN THI and ie soqualntud wi 3 ur Morsian)s is a se all AND 6 tea (usu who desice fustructin: lesgusgvs, sloguiiou, ighor focallet its rooms fur infurmatioa io Hogan fo.ltg spacial summers warn of day olasacy a DIVORCES. tq bo druuk “of able ie the Dee chens! oourte of C: Addrves Pust-Oaies Bus iasts UY OUIEATED, Ae aR Tend hus to board 04 aud wily uf ibe gualitios at tele home, pleasant, , the ouuiray om the! lakosbire. addre bay, ‘Tribus fc BOARD W. O4RD—AND FURNISHE! Pipi tienes tune tide ‘Address Wok, ‘Tribune otto. POARD- FOR YOUNG I. uw b a private fam: ee" noun, ‘i tor buardur is Let; 2 uttior buarder ai futen zou Madioun,, Peoria aad Aberivens he lg Freablivet, Hoots dt, PARTNERS WANTED, PNitit WANTED-[ WISR TO INVEST FROM Uo $8,000 Ine well ad. nn M1 . uF wilh accept salar; titaty aecunty,, -Aadeoae Ut (lout Asbiand tock. iy R WANTKD-1N CONTRACTING AN. PAINE oa Nunaocs tat ttio toads snoney neoded ta commision, Abilit: eal Wu 10 SALTY cuntsacte ;, Restot 2 aod required. No becessary, sy z tee S24 segue vatentorhdmbug. Cal af Z pm. USPKIKNT DRESS PARTSry, WaiTiLr A. COMERERNT ATES ingeawre, Addsess Sire, BUNS, Tribuas ; ARTS A gtw [POR BALE-ORTAP_THRERGECOND RAND DE: lisa; eapiose wagons and iwo buggios, at uid peefatrca and harness: used to efty; allio wood ‘orde: atid 157 East Madiaanat, yo! BAL medini tow tu oschanye Comuerce, prot BALE-ONK OUND, old. fanily zhorse; also ous Tuave ny use for th KS ARE OARRTALTS saat, ela (A: BARTERI 1S ULES—a SUMNER OF SMALL AND ied mutes a¥ Jow pricos forcast; also fos brick, Lngure at 11 Chaubor of vod er, 248 Sua £) Thonaua Tutt eB 1 ait & AsiMo: wruer Thirteenth. -UNBAR—TWO NO, | THREESPRING pearly gow, tn sud orvlur, and ite, corner Frauklly an a C3 piyee WaMu, nuwiy painted, FAM Qhiney-sts., o Bed, POR BALI 1. dark brown,? years old, 30 buy taty quutle'watl yactuotly be cag trot together tu niaate ata ba: nes carria, duquita. of 4 Mowe. TIARS SS of footie tea waglv uaraove ail arate fork, atiese than manufactures coat, WA, A. BU. TKS ‘Maitlsnate aie itgloal, ab tbo Stata. Bi k oy tical jodical otivoe, W L OUSEHOLD GOODs. S WALNUT PAKLOL SUIT FINE. at pulrelive CATO 1b cuverlug of cichest eriuse A ete ae creer cence ee boat quality; breud now and wa autod to retall jricu 300, will soll tur Glows 873 W. “{ D&UINGD WARGAIS—AN ELEGANT WALNOT AN atloe nut with beshel waitut vaste covored wit for saleat Plot Grimson worry, 7 vlvcuss slut pelow ~#2,100, $8,000, ANT 2, 00" crete tetas ARE and 48 bauth Clark. 000 NOTE SegiNED: AY its . property in Hyde Pack 10 a gount edie Im alsout ten mouth oA SAWERIOS CO., loam 8 F TO LOANAT # ANU 9 PERC $)0.000 3,2 He igupmored real owrato, ineoae fon sho toga.ww. We We TYSAM, de, ooo Tt, fH TO EXCHANGE POI RXGHANGE—$13,c—-GUOD NOTES, WELL: socurod, drawing 10 per cent Interest, aul $53 Ualocambe: oaetive Dropury In larg Yreatern clty, ab! Ued-rekirices, lor stock of guuda oF good Chi sage property, Bur particular ns ur adtirons W" it GAs Soar pica (PO RXOHANGE-FUOPENTY, UNTINPROVED, aT ‘TP? itarene bore ou Sorcamar, ouly three blocka fran tuo dopot, aud witbin a tow biveks of Mt. Vorgoa. Mu ary Acadamy and tho avatly fintabed. femal aad within one ily 0! Change fre aud clear of MAT, 06 Washingtua-st. s fpo-exc K-OHUIOR LANDS IN UNDIANA fos Quok County National Bank dex wit yet, UAMIS McUAULEY. Noam 4 Nos Int A ite ot yar. Jatiatlo-st, (fw RXOHANGE—10,00 NOTIONS AND BILEIN: ery gpude fur 1 Uliuols tands, JAMS do. Guna! Aish Lasalle 2 st Lore FOR vou OLEATE IN: zy oinn Hark Uaatis ScUAULEY! 110 EN jit GOOD OFFIOR DESK-A. T'yatioracte af portable bath tub, ox cheap Jot. Addrusd O hie vibleo, i jued ae 18.00. stock fara’ within 1 uulee of Cuidsge. HENEY be HILL, 182 Dearbucu-st, 'TED-TO. TRADE ¥YOH TOBACCO AN Va rvere av fousivt Wn Park itidye, address VT, ‘Tribupy otto, }u,_Reaidence 63 Wabs = ey WILE Ti RANDHOMIC NEW WALNUT Sao wr eis eee eee ft sty} tutall priv Stabe et Watwaitarnns i. uals x FOK SALE, Joon BALH_NUTEL, FURNITURE—THE EATING Fee SALE Givrantut) of tae Ville Vigusss in cao firey ‘Parlors chatntars, Balle dixie roots ; 8 OF ay, Ln OWior A. Le LUDS, Jr. Dayiou, Gali, of jor BALE SALOON FiXTURES ONEAY Pon sh jest Hasriscast. = (Ob sale—GRocERY FIXTURES, BUG q bn divs, gas-fiaturus, des! : hah ju Taquire at its Poss aoutiban (OR SALE—Ye TO EXOIANGH-4-DEY GuUD oR tiie i foot long ve bles Gay esate Isugte Lugalro at Nortiay. -eondition, Priow low. MACHINERY. AOR SALN-SEUOSD-HAND ENGIN LATIMES: 5 yw kt Whooler. F Sree arate eT ac, /u-luch ewnuge erry is sit tel Binsh Peay athalt cos : ps ee ot new covey WA DAMES & CU. dit Bouts Causles. ‘eo ezoond- ere, SY vet Uy Bt. Splendid secon nan bose AS faite d du, PeSoue Usnalot, t rable engine, «ucand band: ergata tor sue Wiasdaatne 8.00., 314 Bouts, 7 x RAB-OR E: Beale’ ficken fou Sotace, blag “walous Tami, cl Hy if ‘hiniste’ Sate PWELA DR ay ca 14 Washing uae EXCHANGE YOR G ole.