Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1875, Page 3

horn individual was Joln W. Iioffm: R ¥ T The . T THE COURTS' Jury wan theroupon discharged. Tho sentenca of Nattin White, who pleaded gty to the Iarcony of &85, was ausponded. \yilliam Ityan and John Rijor pleaded guilty to butgiary, and wero Aantencod to tho Nridewell for throo motiths aach. Ryan ia tho fellow who walkod ont of tha jail eaveral montha ago, and wan subrequently atrestod at 8t, Loulw, "Tho indictinent against (oorgs Martin for bin- kaing & Girangor wan stricken from the dockat on tho information that the parly ho had robbed would not appoar against him, ‘The hall of tho (Alowing pnrties was declared fortoited: Miko Madden, Anton Ieady, Mary T'aylor, and Thoman Rowan, Jouis Arata was tried for riot and fonnd not gulltr Jofin Fenn wan tried for Iarcony, fonnd guilty, and romanded, Joseph Crawford pleaded gullly to tho uamo ofTenso, A TIHE CALL, Junar. Gany—145 to 116, 19 ta 145 Inetusivo, Jupor Meore—085, 68, 50, 71, JUDOMENTH, 1xiTen Brates Cincrir Covnt=Junar NLoncrTr Natlonul Dank of 1llluvis vs, Jatnes K, Tylor, §18,« Hu gudden Influx of Applicants for Divorces for the Summer. Their Mm‘r'ied Life Ranges from Bix Weeks to Thirty Years. A New York Dank Atiempts to et #50,000 Out of 8. J. Walker. ANKOUNCEMENTS, Juige Dlodgott will render savoral opinions to- morrow morning, Judgoe Booth will be in Court to-morrow morn- ing to hear motlons, Tudge logora will also Licsr motions, Judgea Gary and Moora will go tbrough their businoss a8 usual until the ond of the present :AIOR CounT-—-CoXrFrstoNs—Durand Bros, & torun o, va, Jolm G, Keabler, $142.00.—0, 1% Fuller va. DIVONCESR, ;‘hmh A.l arl, ""l’:ll A1, atban Efsendrath vs, Will- " " . | Jam 8, Gotwen, $7,271.00. Tho divorca market was mnazingly activo yos- | 185 0 Tl R anar Wiioel Company va. Heney torday, no leas than nino bitls for divorce belng filed in the Buporior Court alone. One woman fonnd six weels of married life too much, while anothor hnd endured thirty yeara of it, sud thon concluded to end her misery. Tho firat appli- cant wan Andres Laursen, who filed o bill com- plaining that s wifo Frederecks hind doverted him, and asking for & divoreo on that account. Maria €. Jopin chargea that hor husband Adolph has been gullty of oxecsrivo eruelty, and hian neglectod Lo supply lier with necessary food and clothing, 8o that sho wants tho privilogo of caruing hor awn liviug by horsolf, Brownio Dosa filed a bill complaining that hor bushand, Edward Dose, Lnd beon guiity of cruel- ty and adultery, and ssking for a divoreo. Elizaboth Tookar, in s bill filed ogainst Lor husband Thomas, rays that sho was married to Dim in 1846, and has borve him twelve ahildren. About twenty yoars ago, howover, ho fell into the habit of drinking, until now ho gots drunk rogularly overy day. At such times ho i ox- ceodingly quarrelsone, nnd nbuaces his wifo and childron shnmefilly. On ono occasion ho camo Willottw, $92 130, —Portamnath Natfousl ank, of Poris- mouth, O,, v, Samuel 3. Walker, $4,004, CINOUIT LOURT—IUpaR Rouks—D), F, Groves ve, Waltor (1, Adilinon, $4,620,—Juhy 11, Allison va, Walter G, Audisun, $100, —————— TILE GUIBORD CASE. A Elistory of the Affair. New York Sun, Tho announcement of the Iov. V. Rousselat, prieat of tho parish of Notra Dame, fa Montreal, that hie will nol comply with tho ordor of tho Queen's Privy Council dirccting the Fabrique of Notro Dame to permit the rerains of J. Guibord to ho interrad In tho consccrated ground of tho parish cemetery, will attract ronowod attontion to n card which has alrendy oxcited great jutotost on both #idos of the Atlautic, Tn November, 1860, & printer namod Guibord died in Montreal, and his widow mado applica- tiou to have his remnina buried in tho family lot in the Roman Catholic comotery in tho parish of Notre Damo. Gulbord was a Catholic, but ho bolonged ton literary socicty called the Canadiau Instituto, which was undor tho ban of homo lata mfll l(ll!m" 1hln r:hfl]d{uu 3“1;“«21‘-2 tho Clurch becauss s hbrary con- louse-on o cold Decembor night, and they tained bouks and newspapera condemnod compelled to remain thore until takeou caro of by a neighbor. ‘Ihomas Las, however, inanaged to gerapo together about 12,000 of proporty, and Din wife meq that sho may havo a due portion of {t-a8 simony. . Then camo Alico Notan and put in her roquest for s divorce, Bha ways that for s fow yosrs after Lier marringe sho foand John Nolan a plessant husband, but when ho bogan to got drunk, by tho clergy; and the parish priest, by diroc- tion of his Bialiop, refuscd to grant tho Applica- tion. At thd samo timo the applicant was in- formed that kor husbaud could bo buried in an- conseerated ground within the samo cometery, The members of thoe Cauadian Instituto, who ropresont a largo porty of Oatholics \in Canada who bave fallen under ccclestastical consuro, do~ torinined to mako this n fest case, and earried knoek her down, sud danco 8 pOWw-woW | 4o mateorinto the civil court. It should bo found hmin: m(:'fl:l;‘;':'flfud.‘ Jnifo, tho Tub | yiderstood that by tho terme of thio consion of Canandan to Great Dritain by the Fronch in 1763, It wnn stipnlated that the worehlp of tho Roman Cathollo religion ehould romain free, unrestrict- 0d, and without intorferenco from any source, and that the Catholic clorgy should continue to receivo thelr iights and dues. In tho long liti- gation which followrod tho foatitution of tho suit of the widow Gutbord, the procise moaning of theeo troaty stipulations was fully discuas- ed, and fioally, tho cnso liaving buen carried thronuh various courts to the Quosn’s.Privy Couoeil for final decision, & decroo was mado that Guibord should Lo burled in coneccrated ground under & penalty not exceeding 2,000, but with- o1t ecclesiantical coromonics. "L'ho nunouncomont of the decision last fall crented great excitcment in BMonireal, but in timo this subsided, as the ecclesiastical author- him and applicd for & divorco, but the Lill woa disminsod for * reasons best kuown to the Court pragiding.” John Lias horotofore invented about £10,000 in Ohicago property, and Alice, with a prudent avo far.the futaro, dosires that, whilo tho Comt divorces hor from her husband, it may not ontirely divorco hier from bis property., The noxt applicant yestorday for n divorce waa Annie Hawlay, whosa married lifo haa boou very short. 8l Was ranrriod to Williany I2, Haw- loy” May 6, 1875, but befuro six weoks passed el nacortained that her husband had already roved nnfaithfnl to her, and that ho bas since rlmt timo ngain and again forarken hor for tho company of dissolute women. This Anula thinks s au'wjury which sbo will not enduro. Twenty-six years have passed sinco Ann and Riohard Farmer jolned their fortunes nnd names, itios were not called upon to oboy it. In fact, sud yet thay liavo not learned in all that time ta b lcl.‘ailmodn{o hemmoiven to each athor's, frail- | the decrco of dno Lrlvy Couucll s uot yor roached Montren! in offictal form. Buta oor- roapondenco betweon Father Housselot and Mr. Josaph Doutre, the leading couusel for tho widow Guibord, which hias juat boen published in that city, bas causod n renowed ebnlition of fecling upon thin contlict botwoon civil and ec- clesiustical nuthority, 1t ecomy that somo manths ago Mr, Doutra mado a proposition to the effect that if tho Fa- briauo wished lo-oxccuto -tho judgmont of tho Prvy Couucil without waiting for the arrival of the deeree, it should bo done: privately,. without previous notice to the pubile, 8o as to avold a noldo and demoustration. Twenty or thirty wit- nosees would 800 that tho law was carried out, and not until the next day should the fact be aunotincod to tho public, 1t dots not appear thut any naotico of -the proposition was taken at tho timo ; but on Monday lust Fathor Roussclot addressed to Mr, Doutre 'a Jetter, in which he distinetly avserted that ho would not permit tho burial of Guibord in vonseerated ground ungder any circustances whatever, his Dishiop, tho only competent authorlty, baving forbiddon it. 1n this lettor Father ousselot ntterly ropudi- ales tho pretousions of the civil authorities to iuterfero in tho mattor, aud mdigbantly up- bratds Mr. Dontro for taking tha case into the civil courts. Wo quoto his Janguage : tios and failivgs. Avn is tho tirst one to givein, and she says tbat Richord get druuk, aud then, when hoe eannot fiud any one of his wox to fight, ho turus round and pummels hia wifo and childran. Bho will not kwnd it any longer, aud 50 nske for 8 disorce, and alko for an injunction to provent Lichard trom abusing her again, Clara Morosko sags ghaia also the wifo of ® drunkard and wifo beator, namod MMoses Moresko, 8ho says that ber Lmeband's aproas aro geverally six or . sevan weaks loug, and, in her opiuion, sho might just as well have 1o husband 08 one whom Bhio only seed about eight timos a year. In addition to thia littlo ce- centricity, Mosca occasionally paints her eyos in amost offoctual, but not etrictly artistic, manuer, and Clars is so particular abont his atylo of ninting that sho prefers to do it herasif with rusr own pigment; so sko wants a ¢hanco, aud Ahls can only be had by n divorce from hor tor- mentor. UNITED STATES COURTS, J. J. Walworth spd F. Brooks began a suit for €1;500 ngainat the Trnstoos of the Union Park Congrepational Church, J. 1, Fascott ot al brought suit for @18,000 sgaingt Allen Vono. DANKRUPTCY' ATENB. Clayburgh, Pinstein & Co., on & claim for i 9% |~ When, In November, 1869, obeylay tho order which £009.75 {5 Harrie & Son, on u claiuy for £05.7%7 | was uivén my, I refusid ccclesiastioal burial o tha de- 8woot, Dempstar & Co., clnimmg 878.76; 8il- | censcd, you, uiy doar sir, permit me to toll you, as n yerman, Lindauer & Co., claimng 2160; Tco- | Catbolic, shuuld Lave submitted yourself, or if truly 'pold Lowenstein, on & claim for £260.65, united in filing a petition yeeterday ngalnat Princus Cohen and Rauben Jacobs, partners noder the firm . namo .of Cohon & Jaoobs, clothing mor- chanta at No, 178 Twonty-second stroat, It is thargod that tho doltors gavo a warraut to con- foas g‘uflgmun! for £1,950 to Bumuel Sllverman, ‘on which-judgment has been cntored and their proporty aeized, and thot thoy hmve suapended poyment of their eomworcial papor. A rule to show causo Aug. 2 and an jujunction ageint Bilvorman wore entorod. Trodonek A. Renverns, s commizsslon merchant at No. 166 Washington stroet, filed a voluntary tition to Le adjudioated & .bankrupt. 1ls lia. ilitiod aro £55,301.19, nud bis nekots, consisting of persqnal Fropeny, {n velued at £5,207.60. Tho ‘easo was roforrod to tho Registor. Fradorick Waterlalter, also & commiasion mer- olgnt, flled p voluptary potition to take advau- s-fn qr.lbo.fianknlm act, 1 nuscts are ouly £1400, while his Habilition aro about £4,240. Tho matter waa reforred Lo Register Hibbard, Robort J. ‘Walshe, on_a claim for €1,082.00, flled o petition.against Lowell M. and Daniel you believed you had reazon to coniplatn of tho Blahon of Moutreal and of e, you shouhl have oarried tils affuir, not befora tho eavil courty, but beforo tha supic- rior ccelesfuntical tribunals, to 'His Grace tho Arch- Lichiop of 1o Pravinee, to tho Holy Sce, to pur Holy Yathor tho Fape, tho ouly competont Judgos of this or- der of thingn, 1f you are o Catholic, your duty, i ef— feot, 18 to sukimit yourwelf to tho laws and to the su- tlurity of your Chureli; If you aro no longer o Cathio- tic, then loave tho Chuirel” qulet, aud usk nothing tnore of it. 1t sovion Lo wo thut every wino Jan must agrreo witl me fu (hly, ~ At tho yreseut tmo T acknowl- jjo, 0 more thau in 1469, the right of tho.civil courta { futorfers in quoations whieh belang wholly tu ccelrsinztical authority, and, notwithstanaing my pro- found respoct for our yracious sovorelun, sud iy per- foct wulnissdon to her authorlty {n averything of the civil order, Tam and sbatl be obliged to refuso burial toJ, Guibord 1u consoorated grouud, so loug as my isliop forbiua it 4 To this epistle Mr. Doutro ropliod in a flerce onglauglit upon the priest, accusing him of hav- ing been oncouraged h{ tho victory which tho elorgy have Jjust won in tho elections in tho Provinco of Quebec to au apen rebollion against the Quoon and tho laws of the country, He de- clares that Fathor Roussolot’s aititude is not . Hoy v ouly in deflance of {ho clvil laws, but that his N: flogh fonlord In geuts’ [arnishiug goods | Conlluct s’ condamned by tho Iaws of tho Cath Btato straot. in this city. Yo croditor chargos | Olic Church of all agos, by tho Counclls, and by the theologians of overy couutry. Fiually, ko doclares that wheu tho decree arrives it wijl be duly executed, and assures tha Cure of Notro Dano that tho Quuen 18 wot fu tho labit of al- lowing hor dignity to be tnrved into derision. 1t the decrne of she Privy Councll has boen withbeld iu the hope that dolay would render ity final axecution lexs repuguant tp the ecalesias- tical nuthioritics of Aontreal, the:publication of this correspandence will dispol the illusion, 'Tho highest authonty known to British law, repro- seuting im faot tho national soyereignty {taelf, Liag deolared that the body of Josoph ‘Guibord shall Lo buried in the fawily lpt iu the Boman Catholis comatery in Montrenl, .whils Father Roussclot, roprosenting hin Iishop, doeoclares Just as emphatically that it shall not. " Thus the fuostion is bmufihtwn square igsuo, snd tio xosult will bo Jookied for with extreme iuterast. the tirm with the suspension of payment, aud alio with allowivg a judgment by confossion $o bo oaterad up against thom In favor of A, W. Juloy, for $he ‘wum of .€5,200. FExecution wos Jowagd and fhoir wlook Lakan,by tho Sbesll aud romovod to Toom 12, No. 117 South Clark stroet. Armlo ta show canso Anms, aud an injunction againat the Bbarltl, wors imuod. AUPZAION.COURT 1N DIIEF. « 'W. 1L Bevap hogan .» suit for 4,600 agalost James E. Tylor. L Minor T.”Ames & Co. eued tho Rivorsido Im- ‘provement Company for 81,700, Thomas Hydo ammenced a suit In troapass :,‘I:‘ulxr.ll“ n!llc 1a0l d[fi\’]n' Cl)h"ll“lc?[“%‘nn' hatles Hoeso, and Thomas Doyle, laying dam- agra at £5,000, sl S, 70 Ddwin and Julla Brainerd began a snit against Ionl’lluhllrg. Cincignati & 82, Louls Lallwpy mpany td recover 810,000, Tho ‘National Park Bauk of New York filed The Injunctions of Buddism, w bill pgaingt 1. 1. snd 8. J, Walkor and govonty « London Eeho, othor dofendsnta to foreclose & trust-decd fo Fvery roligion hay its magtyrs, and the mild R50, on Lota 12, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22 | dogma’of Buddhisim, whioh incaleatos respoct fuBlock 15 Lots 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 10 in Dlock | for all life, inotud:ng that of ingects, sometimen g(oL’x,n; 1 t.odx; :nell‘nlnuh{(ofilublunock:h Lotu 1,9, . 0, 7. 8, in s Lots 1, 2, 3, &, 5 and Gin' Dotk B Lath fo (nclusfve fn Dlau&?ln i TLotu 1 10 15 nclusive {n Block 11; Lots 1 t6 61 incluaive in Dlock 13: Lota 1 to 27 inclasive in Black 14 ¢ la_‘n 10 to 28 juclusive in Iilock 15 Lots 14 to 48 inclusive {n Blgck 16 ; Lote 1 t0 26 inclupiva In Blook 17 ; Tots 1 to 23 inclusive in ock 1 I Lots 1 to 7 fnclusive in Blook 10; nfi' -l{"qflnll?ca n?imwp‘fi'&hb?" lota and blooks L, ¥, ) visjon o L B, 34 of tho N. £ 1 6t Bgo, 18, 50, 14. Claihes COUNTY court. < In the case of tho Uonnty Treasurer in hie ape plication tor ndm-r; on tho delinguent list for city tazos and spacial sesesamonts for tho past and prior yonrs, iu( igmont was ronderod by do- fault against all loga ana lands to which 1o ob- uecousitatan painful sscrificos. Two natives, says tuo Caloutta Indinn Stateaman, worg fho olfmr day tound q\mxmllufi i tho Nurra Bazaar. Ontho polico inquiring into the causs of tho disturbatnioe, one of thom said ‘he had been ** tooding bugs " for.a laboo (a Marwaree wer- clu}uc). who had given iy sorvant (the otber uatjve) 2 mnuas to pay him, and man winhed to doduot balf an anua frqm that sum. As the polico ofticor could not undorstand what was moant by “*feeding bugn," tho man ox- plained shat, though tha Marwaroas were vory r{m‘h dh!wmoa by bugs, still they -wonld uot destroy them, as they conslderpd it was sinful 1o take the lLifo of any msect, ‘The Baboo paid bim to sleop'on bodding daily for a couple of Lours bofora nighttall iu'order to givo the bugs & foed, so thut thoy wonld not disturb him st ociions had boen’ filed. On moation of Judge | night. Tho DBaboowas so very parsicular that ickey, the time for hearing the qbjeqtions | hie.would not allow Lim to kil & singlo bug, aud slroady filed was continued until sfonday. Tho | 00k care to etriv him of his clothas bafqre Lo objections aro ifty-alx in number, covoring the | out.iuto the roow whare the boddiug lay. 1 namos.of -4 loast 1,000 land-ownera, . Michsol Koarnoy, Otto Kischiol, August Miller, iulw McAuley, and Cliatles Erickson ware ade ave’ boot tortured for two bours," said the man, *“and the ‘Baboo's servant wants me to share my romunorstion with Lim.* Could not this ubliging porvou ba put through s fow of the \nv:xg; of weasido lodgings hefore tho season ip udged iuspue, ‘Tho three latter named wora nrku.! over to the Sherifl, becauso thay exhibit~ od bamigidal and suicidal tendancies. In tho catate of John McCuo a grant of sd. E}(ulutuuou \m» mado to Martha MoCue, under nd for $2,000. A Homarkable no-[. 4 Brownle," & -famous -thorough-bred groy- Tho will of Catherine MeKimmon waa provon, | houud .of gress aixo, belouging L L nadl lettons wore -ranted o Audraw J. Yirowa, i’i‘%“& recnutly diod of T on cizen gt , AL undor boud for €5,000, 3 , Iuthe estato of Fedorick C. Finney qt al,, wi- Dors, s grant of guardiauship was mado to Georg (F Fiuney, under boud for §35,000. Mr, ioney vas alio sppoiniea administsator in th ;““0%0 of Heury C. Finpey, under hpnd baloro b by country e won in Euglm‘d‘l‘x‘l lif;\fsh‘t :).‘3:;1-“: dog ocan take lua coursing match: He wasa wreat. favorita for bis -bunt{‘ grace, and lutelli souog. Hia muscular devel opmment aud power may bo Judged by the fack that Lis okt plrthied ull » sud e “took” ‘s hadge 10 fost mgh. veral artiats had palnted his plotura; sud & cast of the whols ‘body bas'been iaken, upon whioh bisskin will bomaoupted, after whiok it wil bo wyeserved fn sue Mlpsous of Natgral OLIMINAL CQURT, ‘I'he fury in tha, Lridgeport stink case came llxn:lo bfl;x‘im yaatords: n;laoruiug and re mt‘s‘l that ay poay uuabfe 1o agres, oven GF Eahviotion sl Buo Tor haquitiet Tho Sube MIND-READING, Tests Applicd to Prof. A, J, Seymour by a Tribuno Roportor. Fallure of the Operntor to “ Con- neet with the Mind.Force.” Probablo and Buocessful Theory of the Art, An advertisement in yoatorday's inaun of Tor Tninung mado tho following anuouncomont ¢ A Wander | A, J, Boymour, the Mind-Tteader, M gouic huldiug, coriier Halalcl sud Laudolyl wieats, om 15, A roportor of Tz Tammuxe concluded to try a littlo of the miraculous, nud etartod out to sca tho * Wonider.” o found that Mr, Seymour was a young man, with an intethgont faco, and aharp, bright eyes, Tho roporier mado kuown hi appetite for tho wonderful, and was courteously roceived, An- other person agog to soa the wonderful mind- ronder mado hLis entry immediatoly after, and wan included in the tests, Alopg ono wido of the room was a atrip of muslin about 2} feot wido, on which in squares wero tho pames of the Htates and & lot of numbors ranging from about 204060, Mr. Hoymourdid notinduigo in tho ** gkimble-skamblo” stulf sluicod out by clair- voyants and Hpiritunlietio humbugs at (heir seances, although ho uscd somo palaver of tho eort, It was, ho eald, . A PECULIAR PACULTY, which only & fow possorecd, Ilie own mind mank into a vassivo condition, and ho waa guided by the mind of the porsan on whom ho was operating, o that, if that person wonld think in- lnntl{ of any ohject, ho wonld bo drawn towanly it, It differod from mesmerism in that, watead of tho operator bringing the person operated upon under the control of hia will, his oy mind went Into a parsive condition, and was gfided by tho mindof tho porson_opcrated upon, Tho abovo is a samplo bit of Mr, Soymour's explana- tion, and Lo proceeded to take the roporter in haud for A TEST. ** Got any ache or pain abont you #* aaid he. * No!" roturned the repiorier. “Then iniagine yoi bave a pain in any portlon of your body, and concentrato your astention on that part.” The reporter bothought him of hia loft car, and, to get up an iden of puin, tricd to think that somo Arkansns gouger wad chewing at it. ‘Lhe mind-reader took tho reporter's left hand in lis and pressod it agninat his forehend, while with his_ right hand ho clasped tho roporier's forchend, ~sbaking _his haod contiuually g0 o to apipulate tho tomples, The enbject snt perfectly calm and impaesive, with his mind concontrated on bis loft ear, while the mind-roader took tho haud Lo prossed agaivst his forohead on oxcursions to tho reporter's focet, knoe-caps, elbows, nose, forehead, and, in fact, all over that pationt individual's body, and at lsst settled on the right knco as the place thought of. “Singular, very singular, indecd] T hiavo per- formed befors large audionces with tho greatest succosd, Can't succoed with everybouly, though. Gonerally thero are two or three in every su- dience with whoeo mind-forco I cannot establish connectlon. J.ot mo (ry vou again, sir." The roporter tbought tho left ear would do for A BECOND TRIAL 8 woll a8 a first, and again resumed contempla- tion of that nural appendago. After n pro- tracted serios of fumblings by tho mind-reader, o landed on the roporter’s nose, and wog sur- prised to hear tuat tho imaginary pain was in tho 8amo old place. “Singular, tndeod! It scoms a8 if just when I am anxious to give gntisfactory tesly tho mind- force oludes me." A TILEORY INVENTED. : Tho reportor roflected. 1f tho mind-reader was drdwn to tho places solected to him by o forco extranoous to himeoll, how could that forco be tho reporter’s mind, when tho mind- reador selected places which Lad nos beow pres- oent in the reportor’s mind. and why was it nccce- sary to fumblg all over ono's body before making o seloctiun 7 If tho mind-reader roally ostablish- | od a conimunication with the reporter's mind, then, pince tho mental attention was concen- trated on one object, the oniy impulse thut would bo communtcatod - would bo tawards that object, and it would be uimplu}lapnutnm\m that #neh o forco should bo exerted as would cause the mind-resder to n\l}hmuoh tho objoot by ejt- cuitous fumblings, What then wern the indica- tions ralied upon by the wmind-reader? 1ho ro- porter reflected that, whea tho mind is conoen- tratod on auy object, thero is o nervous tonsions which is mavifested in unconscious tromors when tho mind-render comos _ fumb- Hog about the right place. In the wmo of hide, that children plnfi, when the person huunting for tho thing hidden gote #hot,” as thoy say in tho game, it may havo boou noticed how excited and tremulous thoso watching bocomo ot tho critjcal moment, {u tho samo way & person nuder the hands of tho mind-reador, with nerves wronght “E by bhis exbiortations to think intently of tho ol Jom. held in mind, sud with norvousncss incteased by tho constant manipulation of the foroliead and tom- ples, would ba certain to fecl au inercaso .of ox- citment when the mynd-reader got his band on tho thing thought of. Now, by corrolation of forces this incieaso of nervous excitation woold adsnmo some form of motion. 1n accordanca with the law thot the divection of motiou is alopg tho liue of least resistauco, such o dolleato forco might naturally Lo exnoctod to escapo aloug sonie such habitual shainiel of omotion as tho muscles corrugating the forohend, or con- trolling tho reapitation, At tha critical poriod oue would hold tLo breath unuconsciously for a momont, ‘knit tho brow slightly, or set the jaw o Tittlo to stoady tho norves and brovent Auy sixn of consdiousness oscaping. Now tho mind- roader, with his hand ou a persouw’s foruheud sad temples, asn foal the atighient liftiug of an uflnbmw. kuitting of tho brows, or—by | tho ,swall of tho maxillary musclo at ity point of luscrtion on’ tho tomplo— motion of the mouth. Holding & baud of tho pergon cperated upon in his, he can dotect o norvous tromor pagsing slong thoro munaclos. Ha can in this way obtan indications of the thouglt of tho peron operated upon, just as, wheu & boy Is fialing with o drop-line, 1o csn tell frum tho vibrations of tho cord whother the flsh is meraly frisking about tho bait, whothor it by wbblivg, or whethor takon the bait. Haviug conceived this theory while tho Pro- fossor was inveighlng apaiust bia bad luck in establishing connvction with the braiu-foree, the reporter decided to try-it in BUGCEEDINU TENTH, Tho wind-reador’s fallure in tho former io- atances tho roporter attributed to s steadinoss of nervo that fio posscssos, wo that tho ususl indications wore lackiug, o mind-reader then tried to pick out tha n]:onur‘u{uu uud native Btate Ly loadiug him sloagado ho wall cliart, rubbiug bl (. - Sor. mour’s) hoad, to tho forelivad of which ho held ono of the roporter’s bands against tho varioud squares pu tho cliart, at tho samo tima retaining Liold of the reporter's forohead, the lattor faitl fully cudesvorlog to comply with his require- nent of montal concontration on the kubjedt, "I'bo reportor purposcly wot lus jawyslightly ss1f from anorvons tromor, thus causing thomaxtilary musclos to swoll {u_tho templo under the mind- roador's fingers, It wau at Joast a remarkable colucidonce that tho number and tho Stato be- foro which the roporter played this gamo wore solected, and Le was declared to bo 26 aud born in Wisconsin, whorcas Lo is 23 nud was bor o Maryland. 1 teata given by UIDING ARTIOLES whilo tho mind-reador was out of tho roon, and searching for tliem in the maunor practiced with the wall ohart, Mr, Boymour wad equally unsuo- copuful. Lue roporter fu one caso selevted sn inkataud gitting on = table in tho room. DBy simulating tremors of the kiud dotioribed the reportor set tho mind-rosler to oxploring $ho dusty backs of picture-framus for hidden articles, sud after gojuy sil around tho room, fecling under tho safa, ransackivg s plle of medioal books on tho table whoro tho ink- :-un;t wai, he flually soleotod s pen oo the ble, lyiug op tho other side from the inkstand. In suother inatauco tho rufiunnr hid bis load- pouoil in a .Lat on tho tablo, and tho mipd- reador, fumbling over tho table, upset the Lat, rolling out the poucl), to which Lo ab tho tim gavo uo notice, nod it was only aftor making » taur .of the soom and fuwmbling in every e ablo coruer Lhat he picked (£ up. Now ho poucil waas plainly a roportor's pencil, ay it cousisted of & couple of stuby fastened ond to oud by tnoans of & metal tubo siwilar to that ou pouliolder, so shat it wes ot a very sstistuotary eut. Out of more than a dozen trisls that was the only Lit, L'he zepurter f“‘ Mr. Boymour the bensflt of the theory, and he expressod the balief that by haviug that in mind thuatteution was vo diverted from the objoct thoughs of s to scatlor the wmind- force. 'Lhe repostur submitiod lumaelf to su- ofhier test, hmakiog .8 desporate effart to exoluda from asteption everything except the objgot thoagit of, which was s card placed in » baok. Iu this lfiln , :alter golug sraund the » Boylavur camo to the table, zo0m &4 befare THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JULY 2 . 1875, aud, aftor fambling aronnd & long while, ploked u( tho ok eootaining the eard, and, Inying 1t anln. put s baadon tho (abln neat it kaving the object was romowlicra noar there, T atioth- or tast, of four cardu Inid on tho talde, lie could notpick ont tho ous on which the mind was xod, It in due to Mr. Haymour to ssy that lie did not ook at the face or endenvor to etudy the ex- prossion, and tied & hamlzerchicf aver hin eyes iu mont of tho toets, With the man whodrepped fn, ho .snceeedod | overy time, tolling him hia age, native State, lo- cating auy part of his hody thought of, and finding articles hidden by bim, after making tho rflmd of the roum and’ fumbling over every- thing. ‘T'tio repiortar went aftor tho flon, A. Yu, Morri- son, whose oflice in i tue samo building, and, cautionng him about jnvoluntary muscular movements of the face, mubmitted him' to the mind-reader, who failed Ladly in overy altompt upon hiw. Mr. Hosmonr Is going tn exlibit his powers hefora tho Faculty of Bonnott Mudical College ?n t:nu;rdny at 10 a, 1., aud may theu hiave bet- er luok, TR About 1ce-Crenm, Initrit Bree Proas, Tle slippad futo an ico-cioam saloon very softly, and when tho girl aekod himn what Lo wanted hia rapliod: [" E;um beot, fried potatoos, piakios, and minco This 1a not n rostauraut; thie isan lec-cronm " ulio eald, - hen why did you ask mo what I wantéd for? Why dildn't yon bring on your ico-cream ' Rho wont after it, and as sue returned be con- tinuert: v *You nee, my dear girl, you must infer—you mnat reason. Itinn't Jikaly that I wounld comea into an loe-cream pariorto buy & grindatons, 18 it? Yon didu't think I camo in horo toask if you bad ony bated hay. did you 7" $ho lookod ot him in groat surprise, and ho went on *If I ownod a hardwara store and yon camo in. T would tnfor that you cutne for somothing in my lino, I wouldn't step out and ask you if you wauted to buy o mule, would I " $ho wont aiay highly ingignant, An old lady was devouring a digh of croam at the noxt table, and the strangor, after watching her a moment, called ont: My dear women, have you found any balrs or buttous in vour disl 1" “ Meroy I nol" &ho exclaimed, as ahe wheolod around nud dropped her upoon. . “Well, I'm glad of it!" he continued; “ir yor find any just let mo know." Sho lookad at hum for Lalf o minnute, picked np tho &poou. Inid it down again, aud then roso up and loft the room, 8ho must have wald some- thing to tho propriotor, for ta came running in and oxclaimed : ' Did you tell that woman that there wers uu'xr:‘nu llnl!.lmm in my ico-creawm " *No, sir.” No, uir. 3 “You didn’t?" **No, air, Tdid not ; T merely requostod her, in caso sho found any wuch ingredients, to in. form me!” ** Well, air, that was & moan trick." “My dear sir,” maid tho strauger, emiling saftly, *did you expect mo to ask the woman if #hio Lind found 8 _erow-bar or a eledgo-hammer in her eream? It is impossiblo, emr, for such articles to bo hidden away in such smatl dishes!” The proprictor went away growling, and. as the stranger quietly rm’zpod away at Lis oream, two young Indies camo fn. sat down near him, and ordered cream aud eales. 1o waited tntil Lhey Liad caten a little, and then remarked : * Bog pardou, Jadies, but do you observe any- thing peculiar in tho taste of thik cream?” ‘Thoy tasted, smacked their Jips, and woro not certain. * Docs it tast to you as if s plug of tobacco bad fallen into tae freezor ?" hoasked., “Ah! kab!” thoy exclmimed, dropping their spoony and trylug to spit ont what they had vaten. Both rushed ont: and it wasn't lung be- fora tho proprictor rushed in “*Bop hiore, what 1n blazes are you talking shout ?" ne demanded, Wihnt do you mean by plug tobaceo in the freczor 2" ** My kjud friond, I agued tho ladies if this oroam tasted of plug tobacco. 1 don't trate any such tasto, and 1 dou't believe you used n bit of tobiaeco u itl” ““Well, yon don’t want to talk that way around here,” contivued the proprietor, **My ico-cream 11‘! nuro, aud the man who 838 it fun't tolls 3 bold o, Lio wont awny ngaln, and a woman with a long neck aud ead face sat down and said to tho girl that shio would taka a small dish of lemon fca. 1t was brouglit, and sho had taken about two mouthifuly, when the stranger inquired : Exouso me, madam; but do you know how this cream_was mmdo—havo yoi an sdon that they grated turbip and chalk with the cresm ?" $ho didu't roply. 8l elowly Toso up, whaolod around, and mude for the door, Tho siranger followed after, and by great good luck Lis coat~ tails cleared tha door su fustant too soqu to bo strack by a five-pound box of figs, hurlod with great force by the indignant proprictor, As he reaolied tho eurb-stone he halted, looked st tho door of the parlor, and soliloqulzed : *+Tharoaro timea whon people should infer, and there aro times when thoy shouldn't. I suppose if 1. had nakiod that woman it .ghe thought they Liashod up o saw-mill in the cream sho'd havo folt o circulnr-saw going down hor turoat,” oo il deii s Mrs. Iennessy, of Doston, nover mado the slightest objection to her husband's extrava- ganes till ho vontured to put a #1,000 monument over his first wife's gravo, 1o had to explain that he wanted to waight No, 1 down before ha could quict the norves of No, 2. GOOD GHANCE_A PARTY WITH A OASIE A GO of $A0, Snd-compeion: t Rk cHarga oL a a0t of buoks, caa flal au opporiualty by addres! p rtiun G, ool Fofarsnso. Toqulod aud aa ssourol. factioi "A FINELY- (G ETONE, RUIT- I\ able for Indyor poutieman, n,:,h.“;)nuflcu io ) b il o NY BUSINRSS MAN WITIl €30 TO 820 OAN Baoneo (o gruniast chnco 1u maky wonay Lnituodist- Iy by oalling st tuom 46 Asliland Hlock., IORFECTIONERY AND 10 S e sale: & good chianoo for 0 g rlght opDoRIte & sehool At il ot spoetie e CHREAM PARLOR righit mag or lady, Jory. clieap rooms oo~ Note iAM ORRACK I ANDUARE HAKERS —An Iuterest in an established bakery for salo to 8 {fioranal practical man, of wilt sl i eairo concar on Hberal terms. Jespomsrble partios can hear of & good gponuly by sddraiag 1R GV, oare of Levier Carrior No. 89, Cincinnatf, 0, " 7" " " R R AR auth Sido for sale oliash. For partlc 0, MCOOMILE, 1188 Btatorst, o Lo TR A1k OHANCE voK |8l ; furnituro, tixtures and luhod manafacturing business; a good trado to bexin with' 81,60 aab, or trado. Address ¥ 68, Tribugo oo, STORE FIXTURES AND FINK™LIQUOKS FOlt ~saloat & Daryain, 143 Souro at. 1[0, BELI-OARRIA stook and fixtureni muet veil; beat Tooation In aily, ¢ W OULKN Mt SOR SALE an mill un lins of 1. ., in ATH HMALL GAPI- sod-will of oid ustabe TOOIS UNFINIRHRD il tako it all tn Sarringe work ILat 99 Wewt Lake. ehinery au good as nuw and compiets In all departmonts bulidiag biiok: o et w1 oberal posparois busit 1 ba sold at a bary pin HORSES AND OARRIAGES, T AUG AT MART] ZAAJ, NOS. 557 and o-at, ~llogutar avctlon saln on Batar- day moraiog of hursus, earnages. line Wp and upou lm‘,' les, phastous, WAy, park.phasions, z)onchnl an! aaddiug, e1ppuss Wagods, doubls sud A e'cu. 99 HAB fi‘.\flfifli et Lave s recs, o, Tuosdare, Fhuradas, sod watardas st om0 nATIDlS {0 glven 1o ask all horses said wnder war- W can gell & sumbor of good harses at private sale or ::u:lron T meks ot peicos Fangina troms BICU 10 S50 bor A FINRRTOQK O} DARRIAGES, PANK e e OMR_BQUARR HOX TOI- t depot, buriliwcat coruer Ualun WD, WELL pea ; eingleat frum Colum TiOR BATES F %l:ll' & u'.'.#fl".’ PO BALE-WDT, L \VANTED-A HET TAND ) 0 O \ 1Y ON PIfAE. LRI IR o eloe- Addrus WILLIAK HOUSEHOLD GOODB. A UEANDNEN, W Al AR sl o Sl o et wld P g AEALY o S WeinaR e, AN’ - NE' OR SECOND-HAND MACININ- ra, sto., g 1 A1 AN G LAR Kivchigery Machigery COLAIRVOYANTS. AT e S 5 CTAL TELKOGRAPHY —SEYBOUR, THE MIND- der, s Chloao sith fi.dm.‘:’n&l “Sl“r}m;u ‘Aol evpoiiga, from an 3 sttt et e e+ Hhacols Bk ! Wcarits e AT ey e e sl oon. 9 aad 1l &, T S ES ... CITY REAL ESTATE. o RALE i TDESAY ST WE tandolph-at. ; al omar Arct il 101 faatan Kiaths Gonr Toonm ity beer o i s s tina to lore. 1lom ¥, 146 Fadt Stedivin-s Lne o’ At Stedivnat 1 0, TURBALE—AGEM 0F A R Pitdo, convanient to hnsines Tie, high basomaat, twalva & conf-eault, aplondllt gxa-fhaty sl AL R birgadn, Addross O oo, BALEAT, g ‘near enst disislon of South Park, L 431 Fulton-at, Foom s TYRSCEON KOWTIT REAI adiroen v 0 o SOUTI LE~GX16), ON INDIANA of Thirty.fantth-st. ; b0 fart sonth of the iy, wortn £110 80 por fuat, Laken 1n part payuwent. o, H, KhEL- 18, 148 Clarkes MOR T 8ALk G EXCHAN 7 K house wortl 36,50 near Langley-av. and Forty thint. tunst anll, mako an offor, tmall essh, balatce thno. a Vi, Tribund offien. Jrop aave A BAGRIFIIV-OR FXOHANG uth of I ... SUBURBAN REAL ESTATL. _ [rute gat T ye wa =l os' watk well improved, il fr.am depo el "Minerai. Sprin oond hailding, Iargs barm—avery thiog in good rapaic; Liea Inrgn nreharta; b, il waron pace. Apl n (3, by 015 G FOID MU (€Y, Weukogan, F(iu MOOFTSOUTIT ENGTE, woad, | 4 Jus'a duldiviaion, nuae dog Uin 481 dowtn, azvd 25 por monthis i\ MATEON TUELL, ¥ Wasiing: not, FOR BALE 2100 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL TRO0 SARE A MR b uinil paid' onn Llock e ousts T perty o rco, Glivap: et pravarty in markel, | Alsa. lizangoe Lty Al amo terias and pricee, THA BItOW ; P Jrop sask-tor 1ahart: o Hatlroad, four acres glllrll Ahlico day LA I Toom 37, #1 COUNTRY REAL ESTATX. RO SALE ORL EXCIA At borof well-) and FIN &) . anit iatailoa, ]‘uu'flu.v;-mf”. w41l bo LARGE KU Towa (armn, GIIF. Hoow ¥ Major llick, cornor uf dadicon 1, o1 nac! GOUD LI IFFIN & 31l 3 PRONT, A preferrod. 3 4 ot A LI, aorth of Patk, and eastef Wesies ciintomer: all cash afud at Ledruck eices, willanawor, Eiviog detcrintion of progorty. o and price, Addruss A, P. DUWNS & CO., Ingtol Roows 14 and 19, main floor, “r‘A.\"rP.n»w oo 087 40, el ous Bt wiasnie ™ "V ANTED-U0 FEET O Twenty-uinth-at ; must Trilung office. 0 RENT_FOL A TER YEARS, THE W 3 kuown placo called " Lona. Vacs, Drulnrard, Just north of South Park. and 15 scres of graund wall covard wity st Tara, sto. Furnituro and earrioies for zeal ‘gatate far furniture an- Hrat yoar's ront: would ‘makna firstelass road hose, Apply at iovm 0, 188 East 1L 0L BTON RO RENT—NEW DCTAGUN S5 ‘moms, lanndry, bath, eic., han and tinn thads.troes. Alto new beicks, 8 and 10 rooms, modorp evurinicaess, beantifully shado t, trowm §30 5800 tro; T Yoac; twistors and i, MCCOMICK, low 1 fark and Kinzieatr. 10 RENT_NRANR T, N TA clasa resideneo quarier, 3 tany b Fonm, and sl improsemnents: brick b bl rooms and flats. 0 R thron.story anid hasement ST LOCATIH fo @), and basemeats, GANT THRKE-STUIC with larn grounds, en the corth- 'O RENT. 1V ot e or As 0D TTOUSK, OB af tho hoest loess . Apply on prowses, rl. with modern impravemen tiona in tho eity i oraLl® Vincenposav. o’ UNT o0 PIATRICAV, ~HSTTHELY maarblo; octawun frunti all miodery e os rent bow. Taqoire of U. W. "PARDRIDG i Tfiumr—rm{wnum HOUSK 1774 BTATEST., cornor Thiry.ninth, now block-Vanl Exchangs. Apply in the asloon 1o the owtior of the place, _54 WALNUT-ST.~HOUSE OF 1 nd i good ucdor, Awply noar itobyy. X lI\u‘m:m TV 3 I'K BASE- wrnt apatine-at,, near i onae 1 " Tonuite st T3 Wabashoav, 0 RENT-HOUSE OF 10 ROUMS 1N GOUD VDR 10 Wost Adams-st. Suburonn. 0 0 RENT-6R00M COTTAGE IN THE GROYI taeo liuoks narth ety Wit mind feon horso Frally worth 825, Appls at 124 Bonth Clark- Y0 RENT-.IN WINNKTK A—HOUSE OF 1o ROGMS, one bl B T e o W' growih woll, Trabier Aubly o WL, ELIOT FURKERS, 58 Purt. Jsmit Bick. £ CAN OFFER A 708 kood secauntant and biusinoss wman aish aame inanop Ll teed 10 fnseesing i fne whieh there s & doi Addross Yol Arug and tole A A (AL 0 wa ML A Yrades. -A TINST.CLASS BARBRR, AT L ome st cnce, or address UARK In. st THHAR ALssh-aY, N TO LEX 1 Enanea tne o Madisan st ‘ TANIED |H:l HIGILL, N |l’AIlK A mors gl carnentiis wad plasterere Apply at T & _Asilnd Block, ad 13 T, 80 Adilnd 5 ,m( between 11 'aad 12'a. m. VY ARTED-HIIGR LAY ERS AN TAUOKERS KT i nd Langley.a rorondat, '“u;\ D PURNAL 8 H“U,IIiD‘M(aAI’IH‘.V W wnsn 10l 11 avelosk, mol iages el DAVISON & WELGH, TG EaSaliaat, 0§ o OLL SAWYELL WiTH TRADE Ina thwn near Ghieags: atoudy f3b of youog man. W, H, MOUKE, VWASTED-A & Arty Iraene: cnw for by Emplovmont Apencies. TV ARTHD- B RAILIOAD LATIORERS: 60 T0. day freo fa shurojera for cita: earientars ki ' lacm bands. H. A ANGELI.E NTED-J0o RAILROAD LABOREKS FOR WISZ in arm Tilinais. freo fare: 15 farm hands, 20 D) queery Lahorars. ¢ F. GHRISTIAN, torat., Jom 1. {FORTGRA per o faro. vfl,r namn 2 0. Ti e wirk; on b V.BNELL. wnd 100 1 Bouth W. WA G FLAX perday and boord : transportation farnished b Ehing 1o Coon CRANE, T boutls Caoal-st. Miscslinnesun. W\ OAL MINERS AT MINONK, ILL.: il work guarantoad: thers is no strike or troubls of any koud, Ly 124 LaS: WANTeED agnnts articln, 2 p- NTFORT UITY: ATSO, ‘exelusivo conteol, fot stapla Hiuildinw, cornor’ Washing- t nicagn Morchandl AR D ek traveling, to sell our hn engalsts and Kol men, 03 Comntin Trivune off, PNTH, NOW lsking and liqnors ta on. Addroas B 23, Y ANTED. THIEE VOUNG TG _HELT, PIO- tures of Bodite at tho races to-morruw, iioom 6, 5 btatoat. ‘ TANTE BuRe TANTS TEN RESTAUBANT WAITERS AT Y & MILAN'S, 162 South Cl.rk. s & ) -GOOD BALESMEN TO R TOUR chrubus; pendlos, and moveitics. Wi koop & cam: ) ovol- plots_‘line Tho latest and Les tirs 011t and A‘lf' compatition oa prices. wii I'IY:W yr:‘x‘: lll'v":n ost and n’:lv‘lx complete T o “earl): catatogus froa: DA Satnoetes Ehicacer ollin GO STH i with & novelty antert pasticulars cali au Kubw' otel, hatwe Hinroete o Doarbom, betweon 13 .“UI\NTI-:I:A'J\__MF.. T WORR | fquarry at Fort Washinaton, Wis. g8, gear. Avolr o Wiscaniia L ntar \yisten Jogor 3104 am amplo e Address T 00, Teibnne of VW ANTED 3 MALE UANVANSRIE WOR A K etabio, drul very lu d ‘¥ Noats Wi VW ARTED-AS EXPRRIENCAD BAK 70 TIA 1o & punning Horeo 1uat bo thoruakhly AequsiiL. d with tho business, Sarapotent, And Weil Feonmmond. Rulrees, Sialliy"eiporiuncs, Tolorenco, And salary fo: antred, ¥ 4, Tefbam onigo, o Ty W ANTEBZA Goun PURTEIL APPLY AT 16 " 1 ! A rhomn: ane who eanloen his ruy glren and firt-clas relor- ‘asst] SELL BROOK'S NEW RHATI 1100 fast.salling articles. Try 1. Awmarican Novelty P XPHUK & 1 nse fargoss poreoninge, s STRIO TABLE MAN a8 erneral ngout for Tllinola 1 estond the sale of anartichs (o dally uso. Adtress W. CIRAWSHAW & L., % Fultonest,, N X AND WOMEN VEREGY AND M bu pay n Pl £ basines cap ty to ban s it il week Lo say po st outlay o T I Wil chanefutty send #1 'ansaple o pastios soekdng Dusinors, bot have o' timo hor coods. f® throw lvu’o;: flll‘hx'&" nnlomu.\:un. "I}:’A‘Y‘“d . Addrous, with stamp, S Taaitent., oomb. o Y/ ANTED 410 KTARTE VOU I TURINESS FOR Joursell- somotiing orfiinal: dobly your mune Manager with #0 wanted. Call Hoom # Ashland Bloc! VW ANTIU—K WAITEIT EOIE A QOrFKE-ROUSE, ¢ Apply uacly st 113 and 114 East Randolph-at,, base- font. At ')u;r’il};.s“ WHLIAHCE MAN 70 nokvcfi- oriders 1o city for first-class » gt Snbyerative siors, 10 b Ar., %4i8n Anil Manriw:ata, WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Al ot LCE Chieager T TO RENT--ROOMS. SLEGAN inglo or ilolliclo- Pliflosomiiical Put Hallding, 04 Dearborn-at. f ¥ 143 MONROK- FPURRNT ROt t. JOHN M 1o baildive, RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROOM: ALNO, o roam, plessanily located, at 31 Wost Aloa- THANT ALCOV o TP RENT=A 'L X T I Bk i euid wator withs Tathe smallor furnfined rooms. 9 Centroav, T_COMFORTANELE AND FINELY-FI us, 0 best loeation in the city, Ly day, Hoom 11 Alonrocat., nase Biate, FRONT HOOM, convealont; also, alskiod oo week, oe niopth. e e s TO RENT--STORES. OFFICES, &q, Storos. [, RENTZA NEW DUICK STORD, LAST 1IN A ilack of wix : il put in Hxturvs tor hardmare or frod atoru,or otlior dusirabla busincas, CHAKLES N, 1AL 188 Kandolphet. PO RENT — DESIRANLE & ocond-st. botween Wabash and Michigan-aves, W. M. BAKKIL 50 TaSallost X WANTED--TO RENT. FANTED_TO Tt on L ; ASE_FOR H r tan yoars, & Lot 4 fret feouit ub oo of the Slda o of “virod Owiers ouly addre " ANTED-TO RENT—A FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS, ‘ot & aitage uf four rone ia suine pleasaul focalty, Addross V'56, Triliane uflog. ~TO RYNT- tiles, for emplny ofiico; fow bloaks of Court-louse Bquars; 215, Address Q W, "Lribuns othca. SWALL, GONVENIENT to be located within a will pay frum $10 1w JVANTED -0 RENT-BY 4 TR0 . lonant—a snnll Honss in gandd rpair, i heaiu cation, avar nolzhbare, nd withi 50 1ntlre'uf elty: temua st Boluw. - Address, with particalars, Q ¥, Tribuno. MISCELLANEOUS. SRS WITO DESIRE TO TEAGH COUS. f 12y readord ean do so In tio bost and clicapeat ma Tt “as o 1nGre saotions of Kol (ireat News: PADUr Tiate. . Appy Lo Ae Mo K ufi?‘fi' 0 dAckson-s RV 1d, or chiliren ribue otlics, Jloter- N7t WISHING 43 “hiomio and wothorly care. andsr 19 yoxts, plaass ad:droms encea givon aud required. 0 LI, GOOD UABT-OFF OLOTHING BOUGHT AT the higbest prica, by JONAS A DRELSMA, 297 Bouth Clarkaat, Notiod by tuall promutiy sitended 1o, A 1L CASILPALD FOR GAST-OLY " CLOTIING 4\ “aid miecellane W by sending » let- torta JONAB. ORI " REvnues Axp cookio extorminatod by contract, wareaur with full fuatcuctlons. ARTIUIROARLEY, [ASKRULE BALE-TILE reccive blda for the goods Uvorgs Jowrnilt, Lankrupt. cloakls and ale oo, shie-caacs, coupiors algar, tafe. iving, ele. s may o soon by calling u PRt AT T Aabovilitiny AN A Avslaneo, 14y Bouth Clark-at. 1 WAREHOUBK 160 iture, ('JHXM: KET MONRUE-ST 7, i rperal mer- % lowout 13 ol13 Archurav,, a co‘ ¢ Lho TR L R A R A fl!l. X BLATTER Emugn. July 21, 1ais, business (0 oy na Domentics. Y ATHD-OIMLTO DOGRNERALTOUSKWORK. Cloquiro st 1460 Indinnacay, VWANTED_ATy 13 SOUTH BANGAMONET. "% good cook, ‘wasber, and tromor.” Licleraaccs re- GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- i, and Lron; ost Le neat and 5pry. A GIRE FORTIO milk & vow, ‘and Unfon I 125 St John's-place, \ FANTEED A GERMAN ORSWF] DI: GIRL TO DO cueral bonsowark, at No. 219 Kissell-st., cornor of Bophla. R )\ ANTED—A GRRMAN, KOR VY il for genral Lutsowork in famly of four. at TRGTAN O SWHDR at 1% Michlgnn-ar. 0 \n\:\"ruh—.\ GERMAN_GIRL T0 DO GENERAL ousework, Aphly at &3 Huron-st. _SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. Hankkeonarn, Clorks, &n. SITUATI! N WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF % B 3 ar, o [ Any eavacily whers § imadi salary, oo relaron Qe Vhln}.\vwwrl TOATBISTTN A GRAOGER siorn, by A - wlllfag, ane 1 s 48 faatty g e Hhoroaahly latle ADVERTISE] for pnma Heat.cl hiaa Lean with his best of roferanca 1aar I AkInen clianan: Ban s thvro cas A Nl bithin ¢ ‘ribuno ofico. & eapid ard eacveef acepuniant, aml Dutinese nypariance: ref, sad Now Yok, Addrows s : Trane SITUATIUN WANTED 4D hiread aker, caig 479 Woat ftutinardst. SITUATION rw:m"' 7 man in bl {ctoey by & (o, Kdlreas T 8, Trivino o N Coarhmen, Tonmsatary, & TTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN 15 A 3 “private famlly to takn eaxa af horon and makn Rl #01¢ Simofl #hout thu hwies. HAYS o Abjoction to gh Gub inthe couniey, Apply AL G Snvorie-t. NUUATION WANTED-BY X MAN AND 7/ h as coachman and gardenrr and tn wikn hhnseit around & gaieman's place, and wifo fn Iy usnwrork s 0o objoctiun o the countez, Gall 1.4t Van Ifarca-at, - A FIRST.OLABS tent o tako charge, Apply et FOR- ‘exparianacd haad, Bliscellannona. QITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY, TRAVEL. bk Wit hee Tusband (who repravunta’ono of (hy Iaruest huuses 3, wishes to travul for sumo Housa whioen Tinws of o v roadlly andrratosd ; millinoey or perlumory prewerrod. Addrows 1 T3, Tribuna off JITUATION WANTED - §¥ AN EDUCATED 4J) youom in ot \\'n’zmmn.mmu &0 ob- n prern wvs. () 4%, Tribnmo ntti SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Damnatine o QITUATION WANTED 10 C00K, WASH, AND 42 aron in & cospretable private fatg i 4 Tudiana snd S1arket-ste. iy " Pluass call st bs, MTUATION WANTEOZRY Pins 4 end pastry cook; ean take charg: !"ruvllx PSR s JITUATION WANTED-IY A GoOn, &7 1Y “Kiwedinh cirl, a3 Couk o hanameok 0, ity ur cutintry, Call at 416 Watirh AT Miehon, 49 RONG “teiy roior- JTUATION WANTED-IIY A G 2D, middio-aked wotnan valo familr, Call at 191 We JTUATION WARTED-BY A VERY RELINGLE, 8 goard xirl, tado laht socond work and sowing, or ase #iat with the carg of childron: is & neat srwer by inad or machiue, Auply at Nu, 2 G adison. QITUATIUN WANTI ) _orcuuntiy._ Addr thans of JTTATION WANTED-(V A GOOD, HRYIAL NrH &ir) tn do sncond o dining-room wark. Apply st Dresent place. 335 West Washingionrt. e Sonmstrotses. QTUATION SWANTED-L GUOD DRESSMAKER $) wishes t0 engags In ono or two mora fawllies. Ad- diess Q ) Tribuno olfico. Nurs ITUATION WARTED-BY AN name: woald 1ake the entiro chargn EXPELIESCED o Wals Wa Vi iy oF country ; lioat of referuncss. JUTUATION WANTED—-BY A SORWEGIAN GILE Y40 x0 tn the countey L take oaroof children, Apply at 20t Woat Erio-st. Employment Aronta. JITUATIONS WANTRD_FAMILIES IN WANT OF 0,0 Seandinarian and German Tielh caa bo sapplicd i Mn. DU i v a 1 otficn, 80 Milwaukeo-ar. JUTUATIONS W SD—LADIRS N oF et Elaan Temaia ot eam b o ot st e Ly apolyiag 1o Mrs, 3, LAPRINE, B4 Wost Aladison-at. JTUATION 3 ¥ fomalo heip in_ found At MELS. BAKER': ey, No. 416 Wabasi AR 1IN ty wanting efta tlons Hestotfice, for aity and couu- Zj‘n'u.vrxm WANTHD-_FAMILIES 1N WANT OFF 1D “wond help of all bstiunalita, for ity and country, eall at Central otes, NG LADY, TO Ploass call at 39 OMMERCIAL TAPRR AND _MONTGAGES Dbought d_wold: Inaiin made o | caate, LU= GENE G LONG B Wl R T Wettieniast, —U 1o LDERS OF NORT bunda who wish plicd with elrculacs, bl ety B e oll en padhinlders’ Parc] adison.st., Hoow 1, Ublaago, | Banker, Obamber nfi &mm Chie: MOREY T, LOAN AT 03PER GENT DERAN- W “pumon Ciieago réal catito, M. D, HARDIN, oo .37 ket Ttaduiph ok, ot Clarks Hatabi s MOSEY TO LOAN uun‘uu G AT L6 per cont. fima 2. o COLH 87607 14 Doarboriate o+ et T N ANYSUTT ?Tm‘x’wfifv%fi mond Pursha M Mtaum 8 1ows Luiidio, corner State and Jacksnsts. 110 LOAN- 8580 AND SMALLER SUNS TO LOAY a4 o conttnterest on good impro g RANUHL GEILIE 11 Doatiomate Lo oo oW proparty WWAjyED, WILL SELL AT frame ami brick basement houso, 9 rnom; otc., abave haseuiout, new, and lot 40 by 170 feut, near railrad atation on north lake shore, “alsa nasr ‘tho eity, 200 cash in band, balaace vn easy ttow, 1t 14 really worih #4100 This ia & groat bargain. Addioss X & Tribune otfics. 1osotu, Al —exp FOR 3 OR B TRAIS ON LUT nqar Central Park: will pay good internat : 1o cou- misdoad, Address GARP, 34 Boath Ulinton st., Ttocm 3. a X nty, or five yoars, a8 pore. rosts. Addre O ) oih oy WANTED $4.0.000 | 1., OR ALK INTE| eals business; socurity I ro. It uired,” Rafor, by pardirsion, o JAMIS 1L ALDOTT, m 7, $ Washington-at. O LOAN AT A PEILCENT 0N CHT. eago imprared mal vstate, BUGENE Faat Waahlnato $100.00 JONG & BRO. Clintm- y~A WUMAN AB BECOND COUK IN arant gunt bo firatolase Al 3 yood washer r. BUUKMINSTRR'S, 210 Huato-at. '“mslmi—'u 441 WEST MADISON.ST., A GIRL to do goneral lmn_u?_v:uxk. Apply i forennua, Nursas. Y/ ANTRD_WET NURRE ¥OR CHILD 8 MONTHS Yol Apulsto Dr. WL ¥, SLARKLE, 01 Weit anrno-at. VW ANTED-ATHORGUGHTY COMPETENT Wi au to tako care of two chilldron in s private family, whero s conk and gecond girl reference by Jutwr, o N 15, Tribuns Emplovmont Agencies. VWANTED — GERMAN | AND *SCANDINAVIAN girla for peivate families, hotels, baunidries, olty,and country, at Nre. DUSKE'S Ultica, 80 Mibwaukee Apply, giving Misoellanaous. TV ANTED-A WOMAN TO REMALY 13 COARGE of_house while Tamilly are abaunt, ddrows. gire Ing names of reforence, whioli must be uavicuptivzable, 3, Tribune attios. ___ PARTNERS WANTED JARINEI WANTED_A RARE CHANCE FOR A 17 %ty with fron 93,00 to §3,0% t0 rake part intervat 15 atittel opporite uun of the Iiading railrusd drpots i thiacliy, Nonebat principals dealt with. Addross, for fiva days, W, Tribuve uiice. o BV ERCHANGES . .. 00 TRADU_HOUSE ON WRNT RANDOTON: 4t noat Green, un loasod groun, tenta for &1 por il S R o e e Sutimo. Addroes W T Trbas gt Park, and Falton. MEAIS & A 1 Tuighind gan and Praitioava. [0 RXCHARGE—A FINELY TMPROVED FARM his; los on the Olilo Fifxe of 600 acres, in Xouthern O and ta i & high state of n: has fuur dwedli s £a inerontbulldmss.. Toy oot property (v anderlaid with 8 8-foot vein of coal. Wil Cilcago rual cauate, part lnprorad and past Cnimorore. Foriarther particals or ‘addross Ur 1. HOPKINS, 147 LaSalle-at, (ro KXCUANUE—A GUUD HORSK, BLIGITI ‘L " Iams, for ono that a not, and pay difforence. lnquire 6129 Want Lake-at. m[((uu.&x’ui:‘l;')’n ufigs ll!‘lrl;linrr‘l;v.“?nlg o athre gor nal , nin Lo .Rv:.?ru:b';‘?-nnfflu 20 Bt Tk sty YORTH, & Ashland ll_ul:k. TU EXOHANGR_FIRST-CLABS WESIDGNCES IN Bouth and West Divisions foe cash and otlior_grod Jroporty: €33t faem (cloac), adleining fouciihing city or cliy property; | ot for alty or cwne fry property. bornat. RE & CONGION, fioom 11, 105 Doar. 'B_rsxom‘mm'_'uuulmlm'. WITIC ACTUAL valite, and oquity 1n & nico cotfagn, fora good i ot "worth Trom B0 to §00. 48 Buth Dut- up-stalrs. an pininos. NER WANTED—A RARE rl‘funs«fz ¥0it AN nvas mart who is wiliog (0 lavest K501 or particulars ore i & ng Hguor busiusss, addrons 1" amouttice, PARTAKIL WANTED-§3.00 W1 Lini{ faterost agih busineas and in ! ahica, AS N AD 5 icitor wilh 66 ceshi to onter npan & new buslne 3ot futroduced 15 Unicage. Addross W 1 l)A'm. 1 #6500, S AWARNTRD=ST to Join iho adeerti aill vasrauicep peuil to e b Addross L HENRY, Florenov, Kan. S WANTED-WITH #5070 EXTEND bor, rolisbily, and willii to take rlibt Hold i’ n lizht, elvan, A Truntabi manutactur ¥ Tuvestigation sohiciled st By, 165 Gul: #18,u [n iz yuara, ARTNPIL WANTED_WITH 2000 TO #3,00 70 tako halt {ntoreat In au spiabliaed mannisctusiag {oeds in unirursal demand, and oo mada f Ly as. Lusine i e $10, tzat 7 sl Yaction neol answor. Adirecs OTIVH TU BCIOUL BOARDS T WILL PAY §10 for = sitaation as toschor, within 80 mllos of . cago, AL YN OF $1,UW salary; am Juarel h o oan ‘anil_ seforon 21l Nat risuca] qualiticatioas ¢ A dirvss . MASU! ) NOFICR o STONECUITERS THE MEMD) of tho Gienoeal Unlon of htono-Cutiers' Association Wf thio Usiited Btatve ara roqueated to by 00 Atteutinn (o advertiseiuents (or stono-culters in the City uf Uleveland, Olito. By order of Cloyolaud Wraoch, " i KN{rroLrANTI, IS TIE WOULE a: just ths thing for travell is, rions 1 0 rocolnt o ey, lhoe 816, Otiawe W ANTEDZTWO GOOD FRAMK JIGUSES, WK: YA u’wi 0g. 4. I LAWION, Koum's Mv b 111 TRADE RISHIP, A bnos olien o, o “’rTin. ~A KTOU DRY GOODS 45,00, Address Hoxtus, Jollut, BIL,_ WY WOULD LIKE 10 anT VP X Z hine, Lo play suclil gaues about once sach week with 8 it that ta protussionala or suwdios. iter will prescat ! Dup's want any ___ BUILDING MATERIAL: V47 Ve ttico. ARD WOOD LUMUKR WANTED-PROPOSALA will S'ml Jur 30,000 togct of comwog hanl majls lum 48?.. cl.fnllupecuun) Blsb Illlflllll'. I\Al: J o Lo e 4 i FLLETE . e Lk it AT bra PR ars SO RaT Ashland ook, A SR SURERE V0K S o 28 i o 40 b B B SR Ipmn WALI_A VERY ELEGANT T5.0CTAVE inus, siandard makv, matchl Luno, slugbtly If“hl. 1) S §5 with it MAILTIN'S, Husideoce A1) 2ikiee 2 Beages W AND MAG- Viana-forte, 74 vctaves, Svorsirung bass, agratie attachiont, full fHou fram Erinon grapd action, wew lnprored 45 roacwind ease, with ;lll’l wmal illn’l. Mi Hinly.carvod lega and yrs, ‘atyle. fouts Turec's BEI0, witih ssoo) aad ourer, fur #4; wArTARLO: . 1t 1s entiely jjew, being ala 1o Now' Yurk una of th ignea’s 7 MALCT \Vibaal 4v., narih ‘ot Four: OST—850 ll?:\\'fl‘ BETWE, cran s Al feket ihca (sosr oraan it 2 ! [ . - dopat, & red h‘flé'fl' [ okt Trcumfl'nlu:‘lbaurl\' il g N AT yber bt fowand paid o1 e el N Mpen ST I Pl et ] ‘»\\urlarl.nnnun. ST T ‘m T, OSP-Olt BTULEN-A HROWN A LN o foltornor ity Hith and me"v.‘.‘: o @ iboral ruward: & UL MY, 1 _BETWEEN CORNER OF MONRO] Lo wad dacien ::nm)h.-n'x 2iz o g Y TR dors OST_ONTHLI MUSKEUON, VRETERDAY: wce abawl; # sbueal A e A * DYT—A RULTABLK MEWALD WILL BE GIVEN 78 pock My Ui 11" R O o S e . ¢ - LEGALLY OUTAINED, NOT FRAUD- ! praatice i e ek, B e [0 _EXCIANOY SEACTE FTOUE P o milea voatof Clicags, ino Unprateronta, lsme of: Chard, il Finning watdy! yrice 818,000 Clear of ucin- Tosldonce in o i P b W (14 R Gighis, near depat s car-ahops of L% D & V. TUntiroad, (Gund hance for subdivision. Wil nchanyd fr .".:::7.,.,..‘.5 “nd Jot and some easli, ADHY 10 Bl B DIV T o v, WITID ANGE-_NEW _7.R00N 1T0USE a1 b, as tired Bido, Wil take harso an; w‘(fiu vy lanc fn manthly payieuts. €4l to BUK ench: €3 cash, -balanos on Uthew, lh,nln 9, 14 Eaat Madisonat, 1L Q. 3 A XK A TARD WITH NV ANTRD G T A VW (L 1i8 Siaadolph- st R ey, fur goods. L. 3! U gt wu\'}un"hfl"’u shun inr tmartied coubles or 3uuie lmh-v‘l:f‘ i'fx"'.'m'.'{.‘)'.:.-u snd bt b ik & o't T vay stt Block troam 3 P 3 DANT, — A BUITE OF ROUAL T for twa sentlemon| a o largs, fro 99 Auknpr )iy [vE DO GT twu Ko! un, untluisan st Nottko 1 whod locailtys sl miviorn S oo (abla, &5l LOWS Gai(oria: 48 Yor oavousblotermd, kK NIGK TOOMA TO RENT, WITIT GOUD T buand, {8 sl "ifi"“m’li"fi..““' ‘ashinglon- Just st of park ; house Il bsprovewente, Ade At ¥ 11, Tribuno ottice, South Bide. MICIJOAN-AV. — W0 FINKE ALOOVR roowa, Curnished, with bosrd, tor famflises also, v oo for geatledean; day-boardrs scoaummo N ACCOMODATE TWO ad 265 o ERTLESIAN AND WIFE Oit RINULR GENTLE. ings home with superior sccomjodstion esilince on Michigau- all wadarn tuproro ., miay addrews G 1, Tribu ONT. uonwl‘gsihm' OLARK-LAROE. t10-81 =] . 221 LR frunt Fooun t0 reat, with boand, fur bwo, Hotels- 4 AND 10 WABASIAY ‘Monros.ata,— oo, with buard, ki day board, 0ped NILVADA NOTEL, hetwoon 8fadison aud $1.50 10 63 puur day; 47 L 810 ber woal e SEWING MA JOLEGANT LAT -aching, odyal to Dew; T ltlr-n‘n‘vxu ‘xmu;xln‘,‘v‘ mflfi'. 3 oaas, ¥ i Do e dodt " AUMIBIWE b QINGER OFFICE OF TUIEIT, 38 WEST SRR Pirisats . Tanted, vacusused, b repaite geen i aiaion TPULIRTY KEWINGMAULINES ALL P el WA [