Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1876, Page 3

THE COURTS. ination of Mr. Oster- perg, of the Rock- ford Road. An Effort to Prevent the Spoiling of a Luna-’ tic’s Estate. Individuals Who Took Advantage of the Bankruptcy Law. Record of Judgments and New Saitse-- Criminal Business, The exsmination into Osterberg’s acconnts in conpection with Lis management of the Rockford, Rock Island & St Louis Railroad was continued sesterday before 1L W. Bishop, the Master in Thancery. Ar. Whitchead, the Auditor of the road, testified that Osterberg, on taking charge of the road, directed him to open an incidental scoount, to which was credited the {nventory of supplies and material, amounting to $26,560.51, which had been turmed over to bim by Mr. Ferry, the former Receiver. Varfous sums, amoupting 1o all to over $10,000, which been wused by Osterberg, were slso by his dircetion charged to this account, snd othing fn conuection with that account was reported to Court until after the filing of the Hooper and Robiuson bills, which gccused him of missppropriation of funds. Mr. Whitehead also ald that §2,000 which hed beer charged to Osterberg’s salary account was, after his return from Frankfort a short time ago, changed and charged to telegraph expenses; ete. Several large smounts which had been charged on ac~ count of renewals of locomotives, rolling-stock, nd ties ought properly to have been included among the operating expenses, which would materially have changed the balances made every month seeming to show a profit. JIn regard to the item of $10,310.22 charged to {nterest, the witness said it was drawn by Oster- Yerg, and for it only his individual voucher was given, and during the time Osterberg had been in possession of the rozd, it had actually run be- ‘hind $33,000, not including $24.000 due for taxes. Mr. Osterberg was then called on his own be- Balf to explsin the §10,000 interest item. He stated that he drew $10,310.22, in two drafts, in December last, and sent it to his brother-m. law, a shit-maker in New York, and that it was to be forwarded to the Committee st Frankfort, to be applied i paying interest to the bondholders on their assessments. 1t was not sent directly to Frank- fort, because he had not decided whether to eend it or not for that purpose, and he did not like to leave it in the bauk at Rock Island or the two banks in New York, as he did not think itsafetolesve it in the bank. He, however, sdmitted that he continued to do business with the same banks for some time afterward, and that this was the only outside deposit he made. Afterward, he said he ‘changed his mind about u-.udinfilv.\m money, recalled jt, and paid it With other funds iuto Court. No explanation, however, was offered of the reason for ss-x:ding }Es my away when ltlhe road could not pay its o] ng expenses and re Tlfeuuphnatiomggivgu do not seem to be entirely satisfactory as to some of the accounts, 2nd the examination will be continued Tuesday. K BILL FOR INIUNCTION. ° Thomss Brenan filed a bill yesterday inthe Circuit Court sgainst James™ and Elizabeth Long, asking for au injunction. He states that lst month he was appointed conservator of Patrick Egan, a lunatic.~ For several years ;;nsu has been insane, and kas been until last November cared for by his sister, Bridget Fox. At the time above mentioned another sister, Elizsbeth Long, and her busband, James Long, came bere, and immediately took charge of Egan and took possession of his rooms, Since then they bave endeavored to Leep him entirely ynder their care and seclude him from his fricuds as much as possible. On e Sith of ‘Sovember, lesrulig of the ingen- on of Mrs. Fox to a or & s. end ‘her busband immedistely cvased & Birponing 5o be that of Eages by which Toers 0 of , by W ere rfi" cnnvgyu! to ber the g‘x‘gs}‘y of Sub-lot 1, Lot 2, Block 18, in Fractional Sec. 15 addition, ing’ Egan’s property on the southeast corner of State stréct and Peck court, and worth $50,000. The complainant, & short time ago, and after sppointment as conservator, not knowing wything sbout this pretended deed, went to Mrs. Long and recefved from her possession of the building on the property, including the saloon-fixtures and liquors, and she spparently Fecoguized bis vight 10 them. Within a day or two afterward he states he learned of the deed from Egan, and she then refused to give him ssession of the building, and immediately, a8 c alleges, began packing up and sending away some of the furniture in it, and also sent Egan sway td° New York, out of the jurisdiction of the Courthere. Complainant therefore asks for an injunction to prevent the defcndants from interfering with bis mausgement of Egan’s pmpcn.{, and to restrain them from carrying auy of it away, or trying to cloud the title ol the real estate by conveyance, and also that the couveyauce from Egan to Mrs. Long may be de- clared void. The injunction was granf DIVORCES. The only applicant for divorce yesterday was Minnie L. Cummings, who states that_her bus- band, J. Frank Cummings, has been sddicted to the excessive use of intoXicating liquors for sev- cral years last past, which has made him so guarrclsome and abusive that she has been ©obliged to leave him. TTENE. Judge Drummond was occupied yesterday af- temoon in hearing s lzim of Haryison Mark- bam t the Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis Kailroad Company for damages recelved while employe of that road. No order was madcd but the Judge rccommended that the row should pay Markham $500. Judges Gary, Jameson, and Booth will hear motions to-day, Judge Rogers will hear mo- tions for new trials, Judge Farwell will goon With the cate of Lowentiial vs. The Chicago, Dmrfile'fi: Vincennes Railroad Compan;, ant Judge Williams will hear set case No. 663, May- be vs. Filkins, and try divorce cases. Judge McAllister will not be in court to-day. TNITED STATES CQURTS. The Connecticat Mutual Life Insurance Com- ¥ filed a bill against the Marine Company of 0, George W. Boyne, Receiver of the Com- ¥, the First Nationsl Bank of Macomb, and ‘rederick Gaylord, to foreclose a mortgage for £00,000, made” by J. Y. Scammon, on Lots 5 to 87 inclusive in the Alacthean Addition to Chica- Sflabeing on the corner of South Park avenue 1ad Thirty-third street. Edward A. Kitzmiller, Robert P. Duff and <. Peter Duff, and the Union Manufacturing 1y, of Toledo, O., filed 8 bill against e Bterling Pump Company, of Sterling, 11l., fo restrain ft from infringing Westley Todd's patent for an improvement in wasli- ards, which patent is owned by complainants. BANERUPTCY MATTERS. Thomas Moore and Nathanicl H. Isbell, team- Bersat No. 46 South Desplaines street, filed thelr voluntary petition yesterday to be ad- fudicated bankrupts, Thdr preferred and e~ fared debts amount to $439.50, and their unse- tured to $12,454.63. The assets cousist of some borses, trucks, etc., valued at at $564; and debta flueonopen accounts $333.26 which, however, e considered worthless. Moore individually owes $196.95, with no assets, and Isbell owes $81.25, and is likewise bankrupt. The petition Was referred to Register Hibbard. Jacob Well, o real estate dealer at No. 148 Dearborn street, also went into voluntary bank- %&kr‘-‘ s secured lisbilities amount to $47,- and the securities being valued at $41,000; e nnsecured debts foot up $38,: - fi',: aasets mnslast of an un%xd\':zfegn r;llfi&'\ ‘wagon, and bu; valued in S il oot - soms ofhes. Furltacs. worth 5 the other half be!niowned by E. L. Sher- man, and a half foterest In a suit now pending eguinst Peter Page for $1,050. Reference 1o ster Hibbard. the matter of John Durham, &n order was entered for the examination of the bnnh;:xt. E. Jenkins was appointed Provisional As- ee of Ransom J. Morse. the case of Marcellus & Dyer, an order was gntered for o composition mecting to be held June 2, before Rewister Craln. Leander Smith #as_appointed Provisional Assignee, with au- Ihority o take possession of their assets. - & composition meeting will be held May 27, before Register Ribbard, in the case of D. How- ord Hancock was appointed Provision: Assignee of Pleres & Willle,: r Bibbard will this afternoon hold an tion of L. A. Huntman and Willlam Graham jn the matter of T. W. Mills, a bank- NE% in the Western District of Missouri. urgt Hancock was yesterdsy appointed Assignee Charrick. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNES SATURDAY, MAY 13, I1S76—TWELVE PAGES. An Assignee will be chosen orning for Jobm B. Carlies, Redsmomtag T Lorenms':'fi“wl’lz %ov:nr ¥ nn;‘ay. i . Btowe] egan & suit_for sgainst Charles Wheelef and Tracy D. Hull, CRIMINAL COUET. G. B. Willtams pleaded guilty to larceny, and ‘Wwas given one year in the House of Correction. ‘Thomas Croak pleaded gullty to larceny, and Boes to tho Penitentiary for two John Mangan was fried for iarmn , fonnd gullty, and given two years fu the Penltentiary. Sanuel Stewart was tried for larceny, found gumfiy, and ‘fl\'w one year in the Penitentlary. Johin Walker was “tried for larceny, found guilty, and remanded for sentence. Junce Gm\?&ax'g‘gz,h;g;f o 46 d 470 g v 0 an i1 485 inclusive. ) ) to gumx IJ{AHBSON:NG ‘1“'., - UDGE ROGERS—Set cases 2,769 and 2,263, Jopor Booru—Si6, 18 to' 530 atuire, ex- UDGE MCALLISTER—Set case 5,001, 3,107, 3,109, and calendar Nos. 506 to 510, 5103, S10¢. a1d 511 40 525 inclusive of Judge Rogers! caléa: ar. JUDGE FARWELL—Set cases 1,031 and 1,161 Jupee WiLiaws—Drexel vs. Vall, UxTTED ST élmuumm ATES Cicurr Count—C STON: The Erle & Western Transportation Compan so. The Globe Insutance Company, 82, 704. 83, —Samuel G. Brown vs, Edward Iverson, $2,472.21, SurEnion Cornt—CoNPEsstoNs—Rufus C. Tall ye. John Gubbins and Mary E. Gubbins, 143,60, — Mary A. Lake va. Nancy J. Witls, Wash{ogton M. Wills, and dames Q. Wills, $14, 198—Jolu Buatler :?;Gfioré:: Vémszlugen, L 53‘;0' —N, James et &, James G. $548, 10, — i ":’ Mmu.G 8 .flg.p‘;n;' 19.—8. D. Kimbark UDGE GARY—Cable Flax Mifls vs. Rock Vall Paper Company, $104.—F. N et ot At e 4. Hoft, $297.30.—John F. Geeting ve, Dennls J. s o e v e, SinCy §s. 15, —Tagrick Odara va. James G. Nfler snd CircurT Counr—CoNPEssioNs—Alfred S. Trude v8. George Yon Hollen, S1,82: . M. Way va. Frederick C. Swain, $2,833 _E. J. Chapin et al, 8. George Verreault, $864.50, Junck Bootu—Joln A. Moody vs. Albert I. Bodman, judgment for $212.95; restored.—Iienry Wagner ‘vs.” Same, $278.78;" restored, —Avery 2oore vs. Same, $542.32; restored.—J. K. ¥8. Same, $185.89; restored. —lattle J. Pratt ve. Sume, $170.07; restorcd.—C. R. Haggerty vs. Same, $203,45; restored. Jovak MoALListrr—Edward Lee vs, George S. PR A A T 5. DAMAGES CLATMED. Bpecial Dispatch to The Tribuns. ~ BLOOMINGTON, 11k, May 12.—A suit was en- tered to-day %unsz the Chiu;yu & Alton Rail- road by Mrs. Thomas Crawford, of Normal, for $5,000° damages for the denth of her hus- band killed on Saturday night last by the cars on 1.lmtE yoad. %hc hdm;m thn; the ;ngln&beu ‘WAs nof at the place where the ringing Wwas rcquire&. i RAILOAD BOND DECISIOX. Special Dirpalch to Tre Tribune, SPRINGFIELD, Ill., May 12.—The suit of the Rockingbam Ten Cent Savings Bauk vs. Moud- trie County was one of importance, tried here in Juue, 1874, in the United St:nes Circuit Court, &nd the decision was adverse to the County. An appeal was taken to the United States Supreme urt, and the decision recently rendercd con- firms "that of the lower Court, so Moultrie County will have to pay the $50,000 bonds Issned to the Decatur, Sullivan & Mattoon Railroad. 10WA ITENS, Des Morses, Is., May 12.—In the United States Circuit Court, E. E. Vary vs. the Chicago &NorthwesternRailroad Company,actionfor per- sonal {njurics is still on trial. The Singer Manu- facturing Company vs. W. T. Nicholson & Co., dneru;xllt ol 5t dduqdn:ut; t’]:‘.. %c Es‘;\:fleld V8. , Dauie! \pman, cjectment t against defendant. ol A juror appeared inthe Court-room drunk, when Judge Dillon discharged him. Judge Love, of the United_ States Distriet Court, delivercd the annual address before the State Bar Association to-night. A DAEOTA BOND CASE. YaxgrroyN, D. T.,, May 12.—The Supreme Court of this Territory to-day decided an im- rtant case relating to_the bonds issued b Vankton County to the Dakota Southern Rail- road, amounting to $200,000. A called session . of the Territorial Legislature in 1671, authorized counties to vote aid to railroads, and under this act Yankton County voted the amount above stated. The Legislature having previously held its Tegnlar session of forty days, the right of the Governor to convene a . epecial gession was questioned, and Congress at its next session passed mn aet affirming the law and ~legalizing the votes under it. The boads were issucd in 1872, and two ears’ interest has been paid, tax-payers having rought suit to enjoin the collection of taxes, Assotiate Justices Barnes and_Bennett, being o majority of the Court, sustain the njuuction on the ground that the act of the called session was void, and could not be legalized by Con- gress, Justice Barnes lioxng #0 far asto den that Congress can cither directly or thron; Territorial legislative authorize’ the people of the Temltory to vote mid to. mail- roads under any wrcumstances. Chief-Jastice Shannon, in a very shle dissenting opinion based chiefly on dedsions of the Supreme Court of the United States, holds that Congress has the exclusive power over the Territories, limited only by the Constitution of the United States, and could have ejther suthorized local aid to raflroads by a prior act, or cured defects in Legislative authority. Suits are now pendin, involving the rights of the innocent holders of bonds, aud te question will go_to the Supreme Court of the United States for final decision. gtttk aistay LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. HAED TIMES. To the Editor of The Tribune. CmicaGo, May 12.—As the subject of “Hard Times? secms to excite considerable discussion among the readers of your enterprising journal, and having noticed the variety of causes to which our hard times are sattributed by your correspondents, I would respectfully beg leave to offer my view of the situation. The law of supply and demand necesssarily controls all uction and distribution. But this law 18 also controlled by other powerful and inexorable laws which most po- litical economists are lg 'iha hn}m of slighting. In analyzing the law of sup- oY UnS demand e find that_the sup- ply is regulated by the demand. Now, the de- mand which encour: production emanates from and is only manifested by those who have the means wherewith to buy what is produced. To obtain these means it is necessary to furnish an equivalent efther in labor or its results, but thifinhox or its result must be in demand, or they will purchase nothing. Through the intro- duction of Iabor-sayis machinery, all the patural and most of the artificial wants of men are supplicd with far less labor than would be required without this machinery. It is in supplying the wants of mankind that we find employment. But since the wants of mankind are limited, while the reduction of the chances for employment by fntroduction of labor-saving ‘machines is not limited proportionally, the only way to preserve 3 balance fs to reduce the hours of labor, and employ more laborers to do the work. onr necessities inereased in exact pro- rtion to the vastly-increased means of supply- \g these necessities through machinery, there would then be employment for all. But there 18 no such cquilibrium. It would be impossible and unnatural. Furthermore, the * competition system un- der which we etm%file for existence compels the laboring men to bid aguinst one another for the reduced chances of cmployment. In order o underbid each other they are abliged to starve all wants and educated tastes that are above the average standard of life of their fellow-workers, and tius the rate of wages is always regulated by the standard of living of the miost ignorant and scifish workers in each trade or branch of employment. It is through this false economy that production is kept down, and progress hindered. The Worldn{;»cluscsn:e seven-tenths of the entire population, and if, through the competition system, they can obtain, even when 21l are employed, no mare than the bare necessi- tles of life, naturally production to sup) 1Iv the wants and tastes of a higher standard of fiving is subject to the demand of only the other three- tenths, composed of the middlemen and theem- ployers, and the very selfishness which made them wealthy, keeps most of them from extray- agance, and even from 8 cultivated and pleasant Iife; 50 thet there is a still further drag on pro- ess. But the maincause of the present dis- Satisfaction among the produdn%; classes is, strange to say, the Tesult of edueation. 8o Iong 125 the working classes Were jgnorant and en- slaved, as s result of living under flcsgoue governments, they wero accustomed to ook upon their situation as erfectly natural and un- avoidable. But in s free country, where men are taught their rights and duties, and where education creates a desire for a truer and nobler manhood, the real producers must and will de- mend a larger share of what they luce than barely one-sixth, as shown by the latest United States statistics. If supply and demand are to regulatethe W cs upderthe competition system, then either all the pauperized labor of the world, including the four hundred million Chinese, must be soon educated up to the style of life to which onr American’ workingmen are accus- tomed and heir education demands or else the infamons competition system must and will, gie way ta the only Just :ag;eason;};lrca mannct 5 —c0-0] ofprogicHinen PHILLIP VAN PATTEN. LUIGI MONTL 70 the Editor of The Trivune. CHICAGO, May 11.—The select few who wers privileged to hear the lecture on Alfier, the Italtan poet-patriot, delivered in No. %9 Erle stroet this aftern rarc entertalnment. Signor Luigi Monti, him- self a patriot and exile, and for years instructor in the Italian language st Harvard University, Is a gentleman eminently calenlated to do Justice to the subject whi fllustrate in this course of six le tho influence of modern Itali; the rezencration of of the fecturer, the American even in those days the parlors of oon, enjoyed B ch he has chosen to ctures, narmely: an literature on Italy. Alfieri, the subject was warinly interested, both in Kreneh Revolution, and, of political excitement. the difference character of the one and the other, nobleman and weglthy, en Do even the nobility of Italy time made it impossible 1. his liberal aud patriotic views while he retalne his rank and privileges. He, therefore, in his 0d, while the pleasures of life were to him, renounced both title and bereditary estates, and the lalf of his fncome, nd her children, in order ve full expression to tyranny and love of ns & great assistance, the slavery to which were subject at that in favor of his sister m that he might be freo t his ardent_abhorence o freedom. The lecture wi at least to some hearers, in the hitherto diffi- cult ¥ork of tracing the spring from which has political uprisings in Italy and the picture which it drew of the state of society ‘and of education fn Italy a hundred years ugo was, at least to an American ming, ap%nlllng. his Jecture was the sccond in a course of 8ix now belng deliverad on alternate days at 87 Indiaua avenue, South Side, and 269 Erié strect, North Side, each lecture being delivercd at both The public are ca great intercst of the Iectureand the reasons- bleness of the fee (50 cents per lecture or $3 for scason tickets) onght to secure for them much larger audiences than have as themn, The greater loss is certainly not on the- eide of the lecturer, but on the who neglect so_rare an opportunity of beinj made acquainted with the Mtorary and politk aspects of the recent remarkable chan Italian aflairs. Saturday’s lecture will be deliv- ered at 4 p. m. at 269 Erle street. C. THE BETHEL JOME AND THE ELECTION. To the Editor of The Tribune. Crrcaeo, May 12.—In your report of the late municipal election, in connectlon with the elec- tioneering services of one Carroll, you alluded to him as though he was connected with tho work of the Bethel. At the time wo supposed the character of our establishment. was so well understood that a refutation was unneccssary. But in the report of the proceedings of the Grand Jury in your paper of Wednesday I find the statement reiterated, and he is spoken of as ‘‘connected with the Bethel Home as 3 prayer, preacher, and singer.” Now Carroll has not, and never has had, any connection with our institution fn_any capacity. He came to our house with an order for board and lodging from the Relief and Aid Societ) nunfiy was indorsed in the same way ‘oung Men’s Clristian Association, and after these orders ran out paid his board like any of the pay-boarders inour house. He never our meetings, congregation, ly at the close of flowed the recent ally invited, and ert of those took part, except occasion: our meetings, when, as is our custom, we invite free speaking by any one present. now 1o one connected with our work in any capacity took anyinterest in the clection, except in the exercise of their rights s indinidual citizens, over which, of course, we As the statement is being catly ollige by B. FRANELAND, have no control. used to our injury, you will ingerting this correction. Chaplain’ and General Superintendent Bethel MEDICINE. HOMEOPATHS VS§. ALLOPATHS. Spectas Dispatch to The Tribune. ANN ARBOR, Mich., May 12.—T he closing ses- slon of the State Medical Society was held to- day. The meeting was a stormy one, and was finally broken up in the midst of confusion, ad- journment being mnade to cut off some unpleas- ant prospects. Dr. Frothingham, one of the Professors of the Medical Department of the Untversity, tendered his resignation as a mem- ber of the Soclety, because, as be said, the Sock- cty declares a purely commerdial guille, repudiates the ethical prificiple of the American medical eode, fession a_self-sacrificing, benevolent, and hu- and has virtually “declared sition among the sci- which makes our pro- mane _calling, medicine su_ upworthy ences; 8lso, o principle Which carried out would prevent the State from taking ihe proper care of the hiealth and lives of citizens; would abol- ish public medical carc of the sick and insane, and earry our civilization in this respect back to the condition of the dark ages. A resolution was adopted to the effect that when the proper authorities shall restore the regular branch of the Medieal Department to ecisely the same position whicl it occupied fore the establishment of the Homcopathic College; when they shall relieve the present medical fnculty from complicity in teaching Homeopathic students, the Medical Départment shall be restored to the full confidence and favor yod, Rngnm. of the University, prescoted bis resignation as 8 member of the Socicty, H denounced the proceedings of the present ses- sfon in the bitterest terms. He said they had been marked by narrowness, bigotry, injustic aceful to an honorable profession. Without exercising the courage to array Itself directly against the Society has become the to_accomplish its virts said, farther, that they had been aided and sup- ported by all the prejudice, bigotry, and super- rifersing personal their ideas = having and were dis niversity, the ent of a private school dismembership. stition of & pi liberty -to despotism, their " origin with the burning of witches of & similar Chossing rather to exercise bis sonal independence than remain under the des- ism of an Association which but jtself; believing that trGe science is not the exclusive property of the Association; that its interests are not promoted by illiberal codes; hence he would witlidraw from"the Association. Every effort was made to of Rynd’s resignation, Dr. Jerome moved t! the Society. This did not suecee brought before the house. finally accepted, and the Ietter tabled. ‘Those who have suceeeded in condemning the Medical Department and Professors think they have madc a great step in advance, as they say it is dependent upon them, and must be led by them; whereas the almost universal opinion de fs that allopathy is on its cgs. Homeopathy has obtained a wonderful foot- hold, and will probably supplant the old school in the University The next meeting will be beld at Battle e C———— INVESTIGATION, Speci s The Trivuse. Manisox, Wis., May 13.—The Legislative In- vestigating Committec, after last evening dis- cussing the testimony taken relating to accounts in the office of the Governor and Superintend- ent of Public Property, decided that a report should be written in accordance with the facts as developed fn the testimony, and that the Committee should assemble to consider the re- port on July 11. The name of the member ointed to write the report is_kept private. as been alleged that the cost of the 000 $20, presents noth- t the reading Democratic organs vestigation would be $15,- of that it for 1ts eutirely uncalled-for examinatfon of the account of Washburn's ad- ministration, as to which there were no charges, ‘but which was provided for fn the resolution on which the Committec scted, and the gof e but 10{‘ wm% thll‘cre would have been hardly any questions to ask. 4 nllu%'ed to have his way yesterdny he would have told that Gov. Taylor, after ask- ing him to resign from the Superintendency be- cause of an alleged him to take another office with & com. which there was money to be made, intimating he would like to be a silent partuer; but they never made any bargain. been much lesa but of vouchers, deficiency, then . Posthumous Practice. A Baltimore woman boldly advertises ¢ ed- jeal attendance by Dr. Benjamin Rush,” who ago. She fs a professfonal spiritual medium, acting ea the earthly spokes- man for the dead physician; and she collects the D e SEWING MACHINES, died several years ng machines of B A A Nelin each : BRI AT, 260 Wwabsst-av, AP—1 NEW_$85 WHEE] T lll‘!'bfiw Howe for $35; o1 Howe, near) . DAVID C. q E S"’i?m ORI, ehiats 3514 0n rented. and exchanged, _Open il 8 p. MACHINERY, E—OR WILL TRADE FOR BUGGY AND 8-horse power, Saller and englosin wood & WILSON FOR new $70 Weed for Satistaction guaran. COOK, 46 Madlson-ss. OF A_ J. MELCHERT, 203 WEST 0athi} poymeats, CITY BEAL ESTATE. oA An A, v OR SALE—AND EXCHANGE—I, I7¢ av. mear Twenty-sIXULaLy &-story Musard and ment with_nddition, 19 Fouri, and barn: 168 Throop- 2-stary and_hasement st near Van Bupen-8t.- brick house: lot, 25x135.: 645 Erfe-st., lot, 252120, and cottage; 415 Noreh La Salie-st., S-scory dribcs fot, S7inx 17 é&“g&m;fi"t“ b-HKl\ll'Liah.Oflsfi et 8 aa casn, for §ood House on South or Norii Side; house and 100 fect at Hyde Park ciear, and £5.000 cash Tor house cast of North State and south'of Chicago- av. ULLICH & BARNES, Room 3, 85 Washington st WABASH- OR SALE~50X150 ON D-’\K-AV..J}TE‘.U: STAUN- | clnf ‘ton. onc of the best 10t in that icinity. 513125 on Calumict-av., Just southof Thirty-third-st., TS b west Adams:st., enst of Callforp SUx125 on Wi ’ ornia-ay. Efther of above can e ind on very easy terms. No & COE, 155 Lagalle-st. Fo\z SALE-LOTE ON ASHLAND-AV., CORNER of Douglas-place, very cheap. No payment required ot parties o il buld atonce. ieve lsu fae chance or'a good bullder 2 oney. Go and ex- aming the property. MEAD & COF, 155 Lasallergts ~ [TOR SALE—2066 FEET FRONT ON WEST ADAMS. st., batween Winchester and Robey. We would e o & MO8 a_bloc bulldings. Terms easy. MEAD & COE, 155 ‘Lasaile. ‘OR SALE — TO BUILDERS —99X200, ON V cannes-av.. morthemst cornerof Prospect-pl Toge ChoIe e of poperty en e had oy Yery Tt BHIE Terms, A : EAD W GOE, 155 Lasalle-st. pNe RN ot OE‘ iA!gF - GREAO&CBS(A!;:HIDFICE T BUSINESS ek ~Gtores.an 8 prom ; SN E G012 Tor onc-balf Lhe AOURL bvTed thecs yours polpshington Telghts, forty acrea adjolning Mo Fi; Shon por. scre; 4 chance for s subdi- Vition. " FRED L. LAKE & CO., 83 Weehingion-st. FOL SALE-TR0 FEET. CORXE urt and Farty-elghth-at.; 74x174, corner Wa- bash-av. and Thirty-seventh-et. ' Nocasii pa, nired. of parties making improvements. WING & PARLIN, 85 East Wasli{ngton-st., Koom 4. AR SALE-LARGE_ COTTAGE AND 45:F00T 0t northeaat corner Van Buren-st.'and Winchester- av., cliesp. _Inqulre at house. FDIL SALE—CHOICE CENTRAL BUSINESS PROP- Ko.'114'Dearborn-st., 1toom No.5. =" OR RALE-DBUSINESS DLOCKS 1N CENTRAL Iocatlan, payiog good intercst on Investment, at dex cided hargafns for cash, ULRICH & BARNES, Room 8, 85 Washington-st. OF SALE—212 SOUTH LEAVITT-ST., CORNER “Van Buren, a fine 2-story brick house, 12 rooms (o basement), o porfect order: large lot, 100x120, lled to ‘grade and st with trees and shrubberys will gell at bot- tom prices, or would seil houso and 50 feet. ties wha wil] butid. | pameat down ta pastics who SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. I S besniol ey Sov ok it TESS) TOR SALECMARKET GARDENERS-COTTAGE, 5 acres, Sa25, 100 down, balance S8 monthly': ofiics ays Soturisy ond Mopday.' J. G. EARLE, Room 37, 97 Clark-st. JFOU SALE, RENT, OF EXCIANGE—TIOUSES AXD lots nt fiinsdale, ' Elze of places, price, and termato Fute, 10 contu fare.- O: 3. STOUGH: 155 Dearhorn-et. R BALE~AT WESTERN SPRINGS, ON EASY ‘monthly payments to suit, 2-siory houses and 50 oot ota at $800, $1,000, and $1,250;" near schiools and depot; sidewalks, etc.; nll complete, ready to move in- t0: 16cent trafn mornlng and evening. 7. C. HILL, 4 Lakestde Bulldlog, 'Ol SALE—ENGLEWOOD—MY RESID] Iarge lot, 100x170, Wabash-av.. near bamgain ot Englevood. L. A, HULBURD, 208 La- Salle-st. JFOF SALE_TOTS AT MAFLEWOOD, TOURMILES from court-houst, accessilic by stéam_cars; com- mutation farc, 8% cents. Frice ('ghll $475 to $400. No_cash et e nired of partics making Improve- ments, - WING & FARLIN 85 East Washington-st., Toom T, BALZOR EXCHANGE-RICE YIOUSE 1N Glencoe; two-story house, well, Celiar, elstern, efe. Corner lot, 100x150, near church, school, ftore, sud de- t; $2.600. MOKTON CULVER, 103 Randolph-sl., FD!L SALE—AT EVANSTON-HOUSES WITH MOD- ern improvem: .~ Lots in any part of the village. Dlocks or acres at North Evaniton. "Wl build houses to suit customers. For rent, several dirst-class bouses. HENEY M. KIDDER, 48 Clark-st. . OR SALE—-EXCELLENT HOUSES AT RAVENS- ‘wood and Summerdale on easy terms: lake water; frequent wrains: low fares. A. BENNETT, Agent, southeast corner Monroe and Market-sts. B COUNTREY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE—SEGURE HOMES WHILE YOU CAN— For 4 e days only, some cholce Improved farms i Kansas ‘st wild land prices and terms, to fndustrious marrfed Germans who con giva good Tefcrences asto eharacter and habits. Thewe farms are in thickly setled connties and afe {u order fur immediata ocsups, tion; sitles perfect. They are golng fast, 60 apply af Shee fod: BoO- GHERYOOD With W. 3. Baraey, No. 27 Tribune Buflding. ¥ OR SALE—DESIRABLE RESIDENCE WITH ALL necesiary convenlences, choleg frult. etc. “Will sell or trade for land or stock of goods. Address RICH- ARD CARROLL, Sheidog, Ill. TO RENT-IXQUSES. RERTTHE TWO-STORT, AND DARAMEN] octazon-frout brick building No. 60 Sedgwick-st., corner of Centre, one hiock west from Lincolu Park: 2l modern fiaprovements, ucluding farmace; . For terms anoiy to C. €. HOLTON, Nos. 225 and 227 State- £L., or 7l orth Wells-st. TENT—A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE. WITH 18 rooms and two bath-rooms, three-story and base- ment, Vermont marbie front, 500 West Adams-st., cors ner of Laflin-st. Inquire of CHAS. W. PARKER, 127 LaSulle'st., barement. [0 RERT-THESSTONY AND BASEMEST feo I Tront Houee, 3t Twente-SrnetE Howse (0 epair: has il niodern. fmprovements, furnace, rent $60 per month. C. e WALKER, mber of Commercé. 18 TQ RENT—~I WILL RENT VERY CHEAP THE R MR N Tent brick &4% : ! ART, Ttoom 1, §4 W sshingLOREL. WANTED-MIALE HIELP, SITUATIONS WANTED-IALE. Bookkeepers, Clerks, otc. NTED—A_FIRST-CLARS SALESMAN AND ler. One acqualnted with tho gliie businiss Teferencas 11 51, Tribune of- ISookkeepers, Cloris, ofc. QIIUATION WANTED-A YOUNG AN OF 2013 desirais of learalag some whvlesile Tustoess: il work cheap fu Tmagent At Good ehces, Address E 24 Tribune ofice. = NTED-AN EXPERT I RTGY s, volvets, et i o obe Kngein. ters Soat ommisafon OF part intercat. 73, Tribnge office. Rl st Address C TANTED—A FILST-CLA: Tetall clothing-store in 8010, 12 and 14 Lake "ANTED—A EOOKK! SALTSVAN FOR 3 0 faterior city. 5., antll 11 8. T, w-day, EPER TOTEACH A YOUNG Tao at his bome in the evenfuz. Address, with references, experience, terms, &c,, C 53, Tribuns oftice, ANTED—CLERK, $50 PER MONTH, 1O A yOung man: snswer in 0%n handwriting. ' Address (21, Tribtne otilc '0. RENT-TERMS ~LOW — TWO-5TORY AND basement brick houee, with ail modern conven- s Nl Bk o et SRl Block, 143 LaSalle-st. tLA“'i‘!YEX%rEsPiz?)u&FUD{nr '0_RENT—720 W CONGR:ESS-ST., CORNER TR e R phOtLE huemlnL. room. C. W. PARKER, 127 RENT—XQ. 855 NORT. A N-ST. F. C. FATT.OR, ibmeatbormar - DPORN-ST. ¥ 'O BEST-THE NICE FESIDENCE 501 CALUMET- av.,with a Ixrge three-story barn, cuntaining 3 box stalls and 12 single etalls: and 78 feet of ground. In- Quirt Of WA, M. DEE, Frankiin and Adsuia-ath: 0 RENT-HOUSE 213 NORTI STATE-ST., COX. taining ten ro0ms, Swith all of the MoUETD FpyoY Taenie; his recently been roOtted And 18 10 CompIErs oF. gors o rent cheap. ELLIOTT ANTHONY, 15 bear- 7, BENT_PARTLY FURNISHED HOGSE TO Yamilly of adults: Jacation fretsclas: best re Fequired. Apily St 259 West WasmnRIGRgE o oo T[OREST—314 FULTON-ST.—TWO-STOLY TIODSE., & rooma. In gond arders rént & . 0 JOUR DAVIS, 210 West Lake-ste L oot APply RENT—TWO FINF.6- 00N COTTAGES IN THE Erove at nortl clty limits for it which ars really WOrth §25. Apply a¢ 125 South Ciark-st., Room 11. 0_REXT— NEAT 10-ROOM REICK TIOUSES TN "L T of Unton Ttk sith Bt S OUSES, TY ¢te. ;T 50U wIsn 3 nice hoie (n ArE-clnss REIERBOR: Bood at’a cheap rent call at 7 Sletropoltian otk TD RENT~FOR ONLY $20 per month, 2-story and A DaseEent bick resieste b Giidestst *hetwten ma AT onroe-bns WOFth E10: o STONE: 146 Bast dadisonstee Room .0 T ANTED—BLACKSMITHS—TWO GOOD CAR- WINCHESTER mpany, Whitewater, Wis. ac: {s ade: muat be 3 thorough, good ‘mechanic, a [ve man, and undersiand machine other necd apply. Address K 87, Tribane otice. TANTED—A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED PA- ! SSEeSullers nogo DAt suh Ak sk hudigug ex- rience in cutting paper for cylinder presses o Bi%. Posttion. permancat, RASD, MCNALLY & HODSE TRIMMEES. best. cluss of Work ANTED~TWO__GOOD Apply to RUSSEL & BMITH, Bullders, 05 Wash- -5t Miscellaneous. ANTED-—ANY HUMAY BEING WITH BR can make $600 8 month gelling our lettar-copyl; Ay one tiat hins 3 letter 1o write will buy ss o7 water used. Send for circular. Company, 16 Tribane Building. "ANTED—MEN TO SELL CENTENNIAL NOVEL- ty tool, chromos, needies. and jewelry, Amer- fean Novelty ‘Company, 113 East Madlson-st., oom 10, ANTED—25 ENERGET] clcar $5 a day 70 Apply 3t once at 351 and 390 C: "ANTED—COLORED HEAD WAITER AND DIN- 1ng-rootgghoys ot 26 East Washington-st. ANTED—A NO.1 CANVASSERS FOR EVERY iy to sell_Crandal's W Q378; no Lumbug, o fire extinguisher, facturers, 72, 74, a0d 76 ‘m 70 RERT=—280 WEET WASHINGTON-§ snd basement brick dwelling, 10 rocins, every ek P b {¥eat Washiaton-at. G anae, Ay A T]0 RENT-FURNISHED TENEME tage tamily; bourd desired. J. L. 3 Grove’a., near Thirty-ninth-st. TJO RENT_BRICK RESIDENCE NEAR LINCOLN ar ms, (i good order, il conveénfenc rent fows G S WALIBRO N Clerabs ;;),t\l‘r:inle-m& 70 RERTNTCE HOUSE, Ty MICHIGAN-AV.. and at Winnetka. Iighwood, Highlaud Park; seven trafns p 44 Reaper Block. TORY AND BASEMENT, OCTA- gon-front, brick house, 634 West Monroe-st. Ap- piy on the premises. "ANTED_MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS, FROM 30 2045 years of nge, to R0 £0 Michignn to soliclt or- ders for our large medleal work. To wen of _ablllty, Who, 811£r 0 few Diontha' ezperlence, can take entfre charie of territory, and employ ral salary; must bring first-class’ references. Ad- , SALng ake and expecience, W. J. HOLLAND 0., Chicago. men, we will poy B STED—3EN; WE _WAXT TO GIVE 5,000 trial packages, worth 1 each, e pennduently tates. We 000 Taying bustness e live men 870 Teck during the vear. If unempluyed, write ANTED—A YOUNG AN THAT UNDER- Hands moking fee cream, and make Bimuel nsc- An lallan preferred. Keorences required. A S Lockport, 1ll. [0 RENT_NEW OGTAGON BTONE-FRONT, Th0- story, attic, and bascment: 14 rooms, loundry, hot and cold wwater, buth, watcr.closets, etc.} bay window, heautiful front lawn, large double lot, with brlek tile ¥ldewalk, shade frees, elc. Nortlieast corner Car roll-ay. and Sheldon-st. LOw Yent to @ good tenant. Inqutré at Room 7 Metropolitan Block. [0 RENT—A FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, WITI all_modern fuiprovements. beautiful shade-Trees, R{Mz\hylrd, Drick barn, can be had at No. 9 Bouth May- 8., clieap, TI'0_RELT: STORY AND DASEMENT BRICK Prafrie-av. ilent very low. FARRING- NEY, 105 Washingtau st T]'0 BENT—i02 FORREST-AV. D. J. LARP, LaSatle-st. Subarbau RENT-IN NORTH OR WEST EVANSTON, houses of from 5 to 8 rooms, at onc-third the ordi- nury price; #ood boues of 7 rooms, near church, scliool, and 4ot at §8 por month:_also Rood cottages of 5 rooms for 5 per montl, to_parties who will pay yearly In sdvance. These houses forgerly rented for $10and §25 per monty, Houses in good order, and ool Eardenwith each one.” C. E. BROWNE, 106 DESIRABLUSE HOE AT RAVENS- 2 hiouses at Summerdale, $20cach, A. BENNETT, Agent, southcast corner of AMonros and Market-sts] ANTED—A LIVE YOUNG MAN WIIO MEANS - Inesy, and positively has S our branch business In Ciacinnati.. oom §3 Exchange Bullding, corner Wuahington and Clark*sts. 50 cash, to manazme SI&UAT&%}EA{T%D&BY A Yolg.\'otm\&‘ CAPA~ g 0 o an s Bookiceeper: Addres ¥ 5, Tripine affeer - P 10 TTUATION WANTED—AS ROOKRERPER OR COF- responding olerk in a wholesale house or {nsuranca otics, by a marricd man 42 years old. Has been nine years'ln present puliion, _ Address E 87, Tribunootice. Conchmer, Teamsters, etc, TTUATION WANTRD—BY A YOUNG MAY (DAKE) he caro of Norses and carriages, and Is willing to, make himseif uicfal. Miscellancous, QUTTATIONS WWANTED-DY MAN AND WIFE HoueNtaner: Ioan to Tobs Eakeof, Bories ot o HA4L, Tribune ofice. - R e sxTu.\T}ox JPANTED—BY AN EXPERIERCED feporier e Clicago correspandent for one or two first-clazs ne 2 hckm_’.“:‘?‘lfl Address REPORTER, Room 8, ITUATION WANTED—AS JANITOR BY A YOGS G Rk be dlah HiRSL Nr ROlind Fast Wasningiontye _L20alre 8¢ Twam 68, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. Domesiics, ITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL WHO I8 steady and relfuble, to do general honsework In & private family; none néed sOXWer who have n0t 3 per- manet place, or Who bure new Eirls cvery few months: rence, Addreas €0, Tflb{ne office. Ay TN L SUIUATION WANTED-AS COOK IS A NTCE FiT- vate family. Pieaso call at 303 Fourth'av., near Fourteonth-st. Eouselecpers. QITTATION WANTED-BY AX EDUCATED LADT to take full charge of o housa where there 183 ser- vant kept, and where thero 13 a child preferred, or a3 companfon. Bett of refercuce given and required. Address B 52, Teibuna office. Employmcnt Agencies. ITUATIONS WANTED—FAMILIES IN WAKT OF g00d Scandinavian and German female help can bo supplied at Mrs. DUSKE' S office, 50 Milwaukee-av. TTUATIONS WANTED—LADIES IN WANT OF good servants can save theiscives timo and mone by callicg on 3. LALL ‘West Madison-st. TTUATIONS WANTED—LADIES DESIRING COM- petent femae servanta of any matlonalty remember Inow have facilities for the bedenit of familles residing on the Nortl, South, and West S{des, where I will. ba thankful to recetve all who will favor me. Call st 448 {v(s{on-st.. North Stde. a0d branch 120 Fifti-a HAM'S Employment Onices. BOARDING AND LODGING. South Side. L7 VAN BUREN-ST., NEAR STATE-BOAR] 23 ‘{6..“3""’ OF Reneminy B to 55 por ek Wi woa of plano. 117 EELIS ST, TETWEES SADISON AxD ‘Washington—£ingle and double roomns, with board and uses of bath-rooms. €510 €6 per weele. 530 WADASHAV, — RICELY - FURNISHED rooms for rent cheap, With or withont boards Tefercnces exchanged. TANTED—AN ENERGETIC MAN WITil A FEW huadred dollar cash. A good op ST WAPASE AT TLEASAST BACK At $10 per weuk for two with board: PARLOT for'$3 per week. i also, ANTED—AN OFYICE BOY WHD WRITES A fafr fiand, resides with parenia, 4 honest, and Lsslary. Address, stating sge, Uling to work for small sa WANTED-FEMALE HELP, 8§96 NABASAV.-TO RENT SINGLE OrF R4 suite, furniahed rooms with board; asy-boards eny wanted; no objection to culldren. Wesi Sides SOUTH CARPENTER-ST.—FIRST-CLASS FUB« B Lo it Do, it Domestics. ANTED—FIRST-CLASS F. TES, HOTELS ‘and boarding-houses can be sufted at once with ousework £irls at MRS. BAI oifices. The help that calls at my ofiices, {5 is true, t good wuges, but they are competent and deserve reliable cooks and rei-class places.’ 1do 8 great busineas, and ever: servant knows If, and comes to me for a place. furnislied o all parts of the city aad country. State-st., in basement, or bush-av. Conducted soleiy by me. MRS DAKER. AN EXPERIENCED GERMAN OR zeneral housework ina. small Apply 21333 Vernon-av. ANTED—A GERMAXN, SWEDE, OE NORWE- ir] for general housework. References re- nirc at 315 Fulton-at. call or adiiress 60 T'0_RENT—, Wwith gxtel falte. S.G. % O BRENT-ROOTIS, [0 RENT.TRONT ROOMS SUITALE FOR LADIES or gentlemen at 10 Sherman-st., between Jackson And Von Buren-sts., near Rock lslsnd depot. Tran- slents taken. AT 1IINSDALY, DESIRABLE HOUSE ive crounds, ete.: S35 er month, balf ATON, American Express office, _\ FEINANCIAL. A DEANCES SADE ON WATCUES. JEWELKT, dismonds, Tevolvers, opera-ginsses. Books, Turs, instrumenta, otc., etc.. 8t GOLDSMID'S Losn an Bullon Ofice, 99 East Sadison-t. 'Cash pald for old £uld and silver, gold dust, sllver bars, precious stone: nd ‘valnables of overy description. Unredeeme pledges for sale. [ DVANCE E ARl G B AT DR privive sitce. 1c fan Aolph-ss., near Clark, Rooms 5 and @. Established 1664, O BALR—FINST-RATE SECURED NOTE OF 1,100, due in October, 1870, 10 per, cent intorest. Wanted—$2.0002, 3, or5 years on land tn Will County, 10 valaed at over 10,000, Principals only apyly. A P. DOWNS & CO. 162 _Washington-gt., Room 18. MOSEE, 10 YOAN ON REAT ESTATE IN CHIL cago and vicinity; tnfproved preferred. MEAD & COR. 155 LaSalle-st, M CYEY, 70, LOAN OF TMPROVED CTTY PROP. ‘erty, in sums of 31,000 and UPWOrds, ut8 to 10 per cent. Ingquire at Unfon Trost Co., 135 South Clark-st. ONEY TO LOAN—IN SUMS OF S50, 81,000, 51,500, $2,000, cie... on Chicago real estate, T eant noe i the bedt secritles, and will mike to- o udingly low, terest sud expunsod correspoudioglylow, Mortgage Lonns 114 Dearbor TT0, LOAS_MOXEY AT TOW TATE, IN ANV smount, on both clty and farming property; siso, bullding losns, _W. E. WEBB, 108 Dearborn 0, LOIN—PERSONS HAVING & SUGPLUS OF ‘merchiandise or other goods, and nced money for time, can make advantagcous arrangemeuts for o] e adva Caams it THOMAS A HILL: 125 DoArbOra-t. TT'0 LOAN-MONET ON FURNTIULE, TIANOS ‘warehouse receipts, and other good coliaterals. JAS. B. STOREY, Privace Banker, 51 Lasalle-st.. Boom = DIAMONDS, WATCHES, 120 Ran* ANTED—SMALL LOAN OX 5 LOTS AT LAWY: dale, or would sell low. Address J. it ANDE SOX, £8 Dearborn-t. TER CENT FUSDS TO LOAN ON CHICAGO Ten! estate; money here: low commissfon. TGR- NER & BOND. 102 Washington-st. 8 PER CENT AND 0 PER CENT—-MONEY TOLOAN in s of $1,000 and upwards on Chicago real cs- fate, KWL HTHAN, 3R, & O, Toom 11,165 La- - ¢ c . 600 TO LOAN ON TOUSES ON AL00 512 0 o it oer vy 1 RUESDELL & BROWX, 108 Fifth-av. @ TO €9.000 TO_INVEST IN A GOOD 2,000 112 iheas, 07 woud joan svove out tnd Forkon a salary, by s live Young bucines man; shysicrs mneed ot snswer. ¥ 79, Trbune ofice. = \—$1.000. §000, AND OTHER SUMS_TO 52,0007 350% S35 5\ rent rates. TURNER ‘BOND, 102 Washington-st. $T10.000 S50 Loa% O on et 510. oy o Sommsimion.. SYILLIAS LINDSLEY, 1 1t col n, Room 1 Siethodist Coaren Hlock: BUSINESS CEIANCES. X TNTERRST IN A PRACTICAL AT STARTER Ao saie, which 15 fully secured by leitezs patent. Liberal aprangementawill bo mado with partios havine Troans and indedce. . A workiog model Caibiced, Call o atrcss, ating where ou Intervicw e4n be had, J. SLAVER S Touth Cannt-sire Chicago: DRUG_STORE ¥ORL SALE, 1N A THRIVING Tow or 18 fshitasia, sho S0 miles trom g, on b 1A Of 5 TeAdIng ralironds 03 Vargalo- Apply fo LOKD. SMITH & CO., Chl- Gago. STEADY NAY WITH SMALL CASH CAPITAL «an secure half Interest in nice, profitable busi- ness. 106 East Randolph-st., Room 20. TIARE CHANCE FOR AN ACTIVE BUSINESS e T L G etorkace, statiag fully 5,000 per year. - Adiress, witi refcrence, Donnoss expertence, ¢ 72 Tribune ofice, RUG STORE FOR SALR—IX ONE OF TIE 30ST Drosperous and growIDg citica of 10,000 popula- tion 15 Dibaoje: the stock 15 ¢ompletes store has mod- Bih Conveblences, nd. has been estabilshed Atteen Sers: doca the JowdIDE business in the city long ‘lease Wg low rent; priee, §10,000 casbl. ‘Address DRUGGIST, 2hre Lord, Saith & Coty Chicago. N THE CORNER OF DEARBORN ot VAt Eiso.oppaiite the A Custoin-Louse, Tor aale. s dofn & Eood trannient busncss. 0 TEAVELING SATESMEN WO ARE ASE0- T % ated Wik the rvcery frade. toby half Intérost in & useful and rapid-selling {mplement uscd by‘g?uu. Appiy Dasement 210 LaSallo-bt.s oF I, O, Boxs D T Sl 20 CASIE Bk Gifer a mpiendid chance : tegitidate ‘and BIg Drodia. Adiress A, Tribao or- HOUSEHROLD GOODS, ARGAINS IN CHAMBER SUITS— BATG A R Soaiad, arcssing-bureas, and hedstead... ‘Marble-top cha enss ‘Handsome dressing-case, bedstead, aad wash latest style. osese eevesrenare Elegant suita, threc pieces, with dressing-cise, SR e it Shnet PSS endld walout suit, thre: 4 It T. MAR o’ " ] URNISHED. WARMED ROOMS, ciigio-Philosophical Publish™ $3.50 0 §7 8V ‘av. £w0 blocks south Post-Ofiice. fug House, 127 Fou 0 OF 20 WELL-LIGHTED TOOMS d for renting farnished rvoms. If taken with garow uld muke a saug hotel. Apply in sore, 378 tate- 70 RENT—WELL FURNISHED AND DESIRANLE rooms for genticmen, 1n & stone Liouse on Michigan- av., near Thirteenth-at. ' Good table board In adjofaing hodse, — Address D 3, Tribune office, 0 RENT—NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM with closet: sultshie for 2 gents; batli-room on same tloor.Call ab 215 Niinols-st., neat Dearborn. 10 RENT_FRONT ROOM WELY, FURNISHED IN private family 10 man ond wifeor 2 genticmen; first-class. 41 Carpenter-st., near Washington. PO RENT—FURNISHED ROOMB AT NOS. 155 AND 157 Fifth-av. ED—A GIRL TO DO' GENERAL HOUSE: irsing-place, rst streot wost ofiLeavi:t- st., aad ranning sonth from Monroe-dt. NTED—GIRL FOI A ol bamse g 378 West Monroe-st. "ANTED—A NEAT, COMPETENT COLORED Girl for gencral Housework. - Apply at 2t OF- NERAL HOUSEWOBK, ‘Germans or Swedes. A ANTED—AT EVANSTON—A COMPRIENT GIRL general housework. Applyut 133 Clark-st., NTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUBE: orks, and o girl to take cargof chiidren, ut -+ AL HOUSE SERVART -ar. Oak-av., Cottage Grove. A GOOD GENER L: ar Egul GIRL FOR GENERAL work, Scandinavian or German: must be require : ck Saturday morning. ANTED—A GOOD. 208 ‘WEST LAKE-ST.—~COMFUKTABLE HOME; Tooms and boord 85 per week, withont board only S2perweek. J. DAVIS, Proprivior. DG() WEST WASHINGTON-ST.0 HENT wiTht eIV Boart, ope large and small room on sccond Toor, north front: also 1 Iargo foom back, On same tloor; also back parlor and hall-room. North Side. XORTH CLARK-ST.—GOOD BOARD WITH 95 single and double rooms, cheap. ~Call and see. Eotclis. INEJADA HOTEL, 148 AND 150 WADASH-AV. Eagren Mg and u‘gnwse;u.s;mm-clnr 8 room, §1.50 ta $2 perday, 60 week; 05 Doatd §v.20 per weols.o Per 3T persesy (OTEORD FOTSE, MADISON ST AND WABASHL -New house, elezunt new fumiture; house wilh be kept respectable; table all that can be destred; Eo- gifsh cookiugs terms very reasonsble; day-board, $4.50. Country. PARIIES VISITING THE EAST THIS SDMMER, Will tind Iazie, Blry Tooms, gud superfor table ad 1 West Thirty-lcih-st., New Tork Cty: bouse and appolntments Srsv-class; ferme, $2.60 per day; highest Tetcrences. ODMS WITH BOARD AT RIVELSIDE FOR ntiemen aad their wivea 3t reasonable ratce. Ad- dresy Box 38 Riverside, TIl. BOARD WANTED. A A~ A A~ QARD—IN A FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE FAMILY by genticman and wife: desirable frunt rooins on second floor, the comforts of & home. and reforences given and required. _Address A 92 Tribune ofice. LOST AND FOUND, ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN OR SWEDE, GIRL to assist &t laundry work. 173 Eighteenth-st., frouting on Butterfleld. ANTED~A GENERAL SERVANT IN A SMALL Apply &t 184 Vinceane: ANTED—A THOROUGIHLY-COMPETENT irTat 1063 Michigau-av Call for three dags st Teferences require: F_THE PERSON WHO STOLE MY OVERSACK on the Tith from Room 6, §2 Dearborn-st., will re- tar contracts and paper 16 (e pockets no'questions will be nsked. 3. H. HALL, Koom 6, g= Dearboru-at- TLOST50N, FEDNESDAY 1 THE VICLNITY OF abssheav. ot Van Buren-at.. a pockeibook diary Faluable only to the owner, who Whil liberally rewant finder If returned 10 202 Michigan-ay. TO RENT-STORES, OFFICES, EXC. Storcs, '0 REXT~STORES 202 AND 504 JACKSON-ST., near Fihar., with or withous power. S50 pet o €. WALRER, 13 Chambér of Com- 7’0 RERT—STORE 108 MADISON.ST._ LOCATION first-class. Apply wJ. H. ANDREWS, 194 Clark- st., Koom 3, T['Q RENT=ais PER MOSTH WILL TENT LIRGE Drick store corner of Ogden-av. and Taylor-st. In- quire on premises. oOffices. '0 RENT—CHEAP, AT 126 SOUTH CLARK-ST., 3 Targe oftices, 1938, P. D. HAMILTON, Boom'l, 126 Clark-st. T[O RENT-GY If. C. MOHEY, 5 CLARK-ET. THE fine double office, orthwest corner Clark and'Mad- {son-sts., formerly occupled by Justice Wailace; other offices n eame block. [0 REST_FINEST AND CHEAPEST DESE-HOOM in Chicago, with ine folding desk. Tor $8per month. “Apply (0 E. E. RYAN & CO., 210 LaSalle-st., corper Adams. Miscellancous. TQRENT FIVE LOTS ON THE CORNER OF Tieach and Mather-sts., with side-track, sultable for Juimber, cosl, orwood-yard. C. H.&G, C. WALKEL, 13 Chamber of Commerce. II|O RENT-DOCK—150 FEET FRONT ON SOUTH Braach, nesr Polk-st bridge. Applyto C. H. &G. €. Waiker, 13 Chamber of Commerce. 0 RENT—THE LARGE LIGHT DASENENT CORL: mer of Wabsl-a¥. and Adams-ft. 40X70 teer. A cer_galoon: Lnmediately opposite the central entrance af Exposition Ballding. Apply to GEO. G. NEWBELRY, Tlooms 8 sad 0 1iry3a jock. 0 RENT—THE ADELFHI THEATRE 1S OFFER- ed for rent for three or £iX months from date, with 50, Partics desiring 0f leasin; ease 5 if“mexdl:\xcly to Woor! SR echiver, Adeipt catre. WANTED-TO RENT. - ANTED—TO RENT-BY JAMES H. HILL, REAL ‘Estate and Lenting Agont, housesof 1010 12rooms on South Side, ranging in price {rom 220 to $60 per ‘month, for customers. ~ Howses left with me to rent Will receive prompt attention and }iberal advertising. JAMES H HILL. 84 Dearborn st., Room 4. VW ASIED-TO BENT 3 OR 4 EOONS SUITATLE for gentleman and wife for housekeeplng, between Fulton apd Jackson, snd Green sad Throop. & 100, Tribune office. VWANIERTO TEST-Y COOD IOUSE 1Y DE. ‘sirabla location. Will not psy over £30 per months state location, number of rooms, ctc. Address MOK- E: . 88 Washiny RIS, core . L. Fake & Co., ton st MEUSICAL. A ANCE TO BUY CHANCE T FINE PIANO AT A LOW PRICE, A FBTRRECET EURCiASES h 5— e s 154 STATE-ST., BETWEEN MADISON & MOKROE, FTEADQUARTERS FOR No AGEGATGAINS 1N PIAGFORTES. = 0 COMMISSION: M:x:: m:“&%‘:fi Tt ENTATION. uaox.m}&ylfisglwno‘ GUARAXT] ELEGANT SEW PIANOS i BY VALIOUS CELEBRATED RS; ALL NEWEST IMPROVEMERT 5 YEARS GUABANTE PACKING AND SHIPFING ATTENDED 154 STATE-ST. ‘ilcits » position 58 orpapist. Hest of references. A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC RESPECTFULLY S80- ddress C 11 62 Twenty-ninth-st. XS IV ORGANS-—SEVERAL NEW OF- BARGAE Ratitn Smerices Co., . Sudag; Black Or- zan Co., 845, 100, §125. R. T. MA 154 State-st. JELEGAST SILR PARLOR SUITSWE RAVE A few very rich and elegunt parlor sults, covered in fnest quality ilk brocade, brown and gold, crimeon and gold, or green. mude {n’ the best manner, and fully 5i%0"any' 1o the market. Price S150 per sult of Soven pfecés; well worth double the money. K- T- MARTIN, 154 State-st. NDEOME PARLOR SUITS OF WALNUT. WITH H rvench wataut paeis and coveriogs of ol terr, Z terry, €atl, halrcloth, .. 557 S5, ST, g0, 1 . BATTIY, 154 Stat O e e, NATIRSRS Aaker - Aok esa cabinet beds are tho ki forthem. " WHITTLESEY & PETERS, 13l Ews Mad- <on-S ARLOR SULTS~—. 1N ENDLESS VARIETT, ; P m%i{ff,}}gg\};fisf QUALITY, “BEOCATELLE, SRS SLOSH. 115, SATHYR-CLOTE. 154 State-st. PRICE: 42 RAH STORAGE. TORAGE — FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE d Washingtod-st ; charges very low. Soney sdsenced 6o oodss THOMAS A HILL, 153 Dearborn-st. RA NTTTRE, BUGGIES. AND MER- S R s Yo, ra.progt marchome, 180 SWest Monroe-st. Lowest charges. Aloney edvancedon essy TE BARDMAN HAS ALL NEW DIPROVEMENTS. T CHEAPEST FILST-CLASS PiAYO RT. MARTIN. 154 STATE-ST. DUY GOOD SECOND-HAND BI100 Fiaro roms in pertecs orter. with stool ad Seer, T X MARTIN, 164 Statorst. ) WiLL BUY A FINE TONE ROSEWOOD 5210 T Seiave pisno.forte, with agrafe, ovor- sYrung basa, French actlon. clegant carved logs and Iyve- B T. MARTIN, 154 Statd- FOR SALE. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND ress; ot fally competont w1l fod o D—AT 221 SOUTH_ SANGAM! rsc-class second Girl Permanent piace; good ANTED—UNE BONNE CCISINIERE SACHANT ver ct repaséer et une flle de chambre éachunt es deux Francalses pour noe Zamilla prive personnes, Sadresser, avee references, 359 Miscellaneous. - ANTED-IMMEDIATELY—~FIRST-CLASS 1! Tinery Ralcswoman; Taust have city etperience and Influcnce: others need MOt opply. GALSON, PIRIE &CO., Madison and Peorfa-sts. IZORSES AND CABRIAGES, . TCIION SALE OF LIVERY STABLE Iivery stock formerly contalned Blie Island-av. st Wren & ington-gr.. where the slock cau be, sale, Monday, May 22 ac10 5. m. of 12 horses, 'L claretice, 2 close ouche, 1 six-seated parl AND THE in the stable 210 Co.'s, 152 and 194 Wash- -seited open wa of lighs double sad Dblaukets, hay-cutter, e wtable bulicing on ects of aingle harness, ofice Torniture, etc., 8150an jm) car, with harness to mateh, .ecsed fot next da £0ld under & warran TCTIOX SALES OF HORSES, BUGGIES, CAR: riaged, hamers, etc.. Mondays, Wed: ommencing at 10 & m. WREN FANCY PLATFORM SPRING WAGON SUITA- bie for clgars, candiesand nutions. Will sol chieap. inquire at 271 East Sadlson-st. ES FOR BALE, CONRISTIA ars 5 pol apd tal. ind dad gentie; can pull n bugsy o Lon ng horsa In Illinofs. . Also. a fast pacing mare, ut color, right-hand leg White and stripe in face, § Jears old. & peitect beauig can cag0, pacer or trotter, burring the pace: it 13 used: aud ariven by Dog Olin, and the world on the rosds. rrel, b pére. Apply to beat any horse la 8ad Jei Alzg, & big conches PHILIP CONLIN, LaSalle, Il 'OR SALE~SIXTEEN HEAVY DRAFT HORSES Trom the pinerfes; §. P. WRIGHT'S Liv 05T — POCRETBOOR CONTAINING 835 1N ‘Tmoney aad check on First, Natfonal Bank for $15, Payable to the order of 5. ¥. tWilson, and other saius able papers. amongz which is the_manifest of the scow S. P, Wilson. The finder cag_keep the money {f thie il return the papers to the Tribune ofice. Capt. J. ANDERSON, Losr—ou) LADY WiTH A DLACR DOG. SEND ‘word to 584 Wabash-av., Room 2. 0ST—85 REWARD—ON FRIDAY MORNING BE- tween Calumet-av., Ffeld, Leiier & Co.’s, Guss~ age's, the Pacitic Hotel, Tremont House, and the Tribune office. & Koman cofn sleeye batzon, et (n gold. A rewnrd of 5 will be pald for Its return to the Tribune countlng-room.- 0ST—ON MAY 11, A DOLL DOG: YELLOWISH white: any foformation wiil be suitably rewarded £ Clcy Savings Baak, 176 East Washiagton-st. RD-STRAYED FROMBALN 855 PRRAIRIE~ Br. Jast nisht, @ bay marc about 15k bands hishy four white feetand star in forchead, banged. suitable reward will be pald for Information or return 1o WILLIASM CHISHOLYM, northeast corner Madison, aad Dearborn-sts. TRAYED-OR STOL! -FROM 808 MICHIGAN- av., Thursday morning. lla{ 10, & red &ad white €ow with a rope twisted around her horus. Any one re< turning sald cow or can give auy informativn whers she can be found wiil be suitably rewarded. qTIL&TED—‘F;ID‘_l THE OWNER, AT KOON TO- ) day, mear Weils-st. bridge, 8 medinm-size coach~ dog, nearly white, with & few biack spots, bob-tail, small dark ears, black nose, and n 1lght leather Rirap buckled around the neck. A lberal reward wiil be atd for any {nformation atofiice No. 1| East Kinzfe-st. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOL THE AP-; 00 rietesion o Te L Batte, wha b e it inting, uron the same, plexfon,” {0 violatfon of ' the 1aw protecting naturzk scenery. ‘The public will, by lendicg its ce In thls caze, ald lsrgely [n briogiog (o Justice the chief of~. fender, who doubtless is exttuling simllar plans in, other citlex. and thus make an example for hls tmi-{ tators._CITY COMMISSIONEHS. ! 1 PIISCELLANEGUD:! UCTION—AT 141 SOUTH HALSTED-ST., AT o'clock p. m. _Cleariug out sale of balance Gf stoek! of chromos. engravings, etc.; will De sold at pubil auctlon without reserve, a8 we must vacate the baild- o by Mondag, May 15" J. L. REED & CO., Auctivn=| eers. A PYERTISERS DESIRING 10 BEACT COUNTRY | readors can do 0 1n the cheapest and_Lest manner) by msing_ome or more sectfons of Keflogx's Great Newspaper Lists and State Divislons. For Nlustrated catalogue aud map address A. 5. KELLOGG, 76 Jl:k.] n-at. T SALE—CHEAP—TRUCK AND NEABLY-NEW double harness at 925 South Halsted-st. OR _SALE~A FIRSI-CLASS TDRNOUT, sisting of & first-class Al med harness, and de-bar top-bugry. rubbe ez, horse, can travel mich better warranted sound and fearless of noth- £old_for o fault, only the owner ly at 518 Wabash'ay. asoned SLOCK. Mfi' E—A FINE GENTLEMAX'S DRIVING Bay~8 years old—perfectl No ‘trade wanted, . between 11 and 135 m. AM_OFFERING MY BIOCK OF CARRIAGES bugzies ot a racrifica to close u i East Washiogton-st.. H. TORSES AT _AUCTION. clock, we will sell 1 arze y will drive singles Atsime INPST STOCK OF EXPI WAEONs {0 LOWA_Cheap; w: loase call and exami TIN'S carriage shop, rse. y relisble, and Yery fast and stylish. JAMES I HILL, 94 Deerbors st. Lo ke ATCHED BLACK Saturday, My 13, 6t 120 Tearof ourauction hiouse black carriace b d time a black horse with by BUTTERS & CO., 118404 1 AGE—300 ACRES HOLSE PASTURAGE View, 1 mlle north of cliy Nimi and one- west of Graceland rosd, by JOHY orses, long talls. The; ara not .D—A WORK AND DRIVING HORSE, ds, “In_exchange for lumber 68 Wet Monroe-st. to-day. b ~OCKT.OACIHES, BED-DUGS, AND MOTHS, Exsj O O o Caarraniam, Sttets s, {Bformation free. . ARTHDL O . 189 Eust Washlngron st Eoord 5. : T)FIVING GLOVES FOT: GESTLEMEN, OF FIve| and hensy ckios, plala sad faacy siylcs, on band or; o order. GOETZ, D3 btate-st. [} japannes o L] WOrLZs, Horri: 1 Ry { OTICE-LAUNDEY~ALL PAFIINS WISHING| 1o have good work done _will gl!m send o thelr; orders, or call st the new Stocktiolm Laundry, 253! Norih Clark-st. New shirts aad Iadies clobing ‘donss 1n Brat-cia woyle. il R R e A Dearbora-st.. Eoom 4. = 4 o, WATED 1o PR A oL o R nywe i i Addries stattag piice sad Ghers {t Gan besces, P 1h Tribune olice. i ASTED—A BUILDER T0 BULLD 3 HOUSES IS the fuest part of South Side, and take one of Hio houses (5 part payment. Exirs taducements =lll be glven to respaniiiie partics. "WING & FALLIN. &5 a3t Washinguon-at., Koom . ANTED—T WOULD LIKE 70 FIND THE GWN- er or agent for a house on Sherman-at., No. 102, Addresa & 16 Tribune nce. TO EXCEIANGE. WILL BUY A HORSE, WAGON, AND HAR ness, with express-license, if taken to-day, 270 Huron-st., near Clark, ASTE_PAID FOR BOOKS, MAGAZIY; 5 paid for Webster’s Dict APLN ‘Book Store, 91 Madison-st.,0pp. T3 1S MANUAL. 24; PICTURESQUE AMERICA. $13; Portrait Gallery, 60 nambers, S5¢ 8, £3; Bentop. 30 years, 2 vols., $3.50; opedia, 522, Cash paid for old books. MILLEK' p BoOk StoTe, 102 Madison-st. SALE-_SAFE-HERRING'S DEST CHAMPION ID’?moAsz;m% cash; tn tho ball a3 103 Esat Rao- dolph-8t.. TOR SALE_BLACK HILLS QUTFITS, CAMP cquipage, tents, blankets, fire-arms, 83 Rtse, Cic 8¢ Goveriment Gobds Depat, No. 81 Ran- dotph-st. SALE—OB,_ EXCHANGE—AN EXCURSION D smivaht B barges inquize or adiress owner, 132 Dearborn-st., Room 9. ON & BONAPARTE AMERICA. 3 vols., quarto colored Plat 1a., $40: Medical and jon, 2 Vols., $20: 3 Ane collection of 5 % very reasonable prices. W. T. KEENER, 93 Dearbomn-st. ARK-ST.. DETWEEN PANDOLPH ald for ibraries or small lots of Dictiooary. CHAPIN. N ORNITHOL- s, ith- 36 SO5TH L. and Lake-Cash p books; S5 for Webst PARTNERS WANTED. AGENTS WANTED. ENTS WANTED—FOR THE FAC-SIMILE EN- Gm\' of the_ Declaration of Independence in the band wl’?un;: ‘of Thomas Jefferson: a great curiosity which eversbody will buy. Come snd see it. Eoom 56, 169 Randolph-st. NTS WANTED—TO TARE AGENT'S GUIDE ng tris] 3 months 3 cents; clrcalation over 10,000; insavol JAMES P, SCOTT, 60 Dearbarm il ARTNER WANTED~LADY OF GE! given wupleld] 4 flulmd.p Call §71 North Frankifn-st. NER_WANTED — WITH 3. in'a manufacturing busieas. nchinery and engin 1 d Tunniog orde: hed: need more 008t frant 0 EXCHANGE—NO. 150 FOCLITH-AV., 2-STORY frame house with brick basemeat. free of incum- ‘brance, for unimproved ;mpflty. WING & F. A 85 East Washington-st.. Boom 4. TO EXCHANGE~$50,000 IN TOWNSHTP BONDS {ssued by one of the best ccuotiesof & Western , boota’and_shoes, or other personal Droperty, . Adaread JAXCAKT. Tribune otice. 0 EXCHANGE—A STONE-FRONT HOUSE WITH all modern improvementa on Pralrie-av., for aoy good proporty. . Adcress C 27, Tribune oice. WAL\'TED—.\ FARM OR RESIDENCE Mionespoils, Minn., In exchange for A sLon! a! restdence with all modern improveincnts on Pra(rie-av. Address C 27. Tribune ofllce. DIVORCES. JDINORCES FOR INCOMPATIBILITY OF TEM- r, elc. ; perfectly 1gal: no scandal or public! Fealadich Wnnecemiacy: Tee aiter docres. Hox 348 ChI: T)IVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR INLGM- pasioil x personal preser: ty. etc. residence no Tce not remoliea: atfiavii oricieat SRSt tee aticr cecuee. s G. R. 8IS, 85 Washington-st., Clicago, il TDIYCRCES LEGALLY ASD QUIETLY OBTAINED (B every State ot th Tplon 107 tacompatibiiiy, sic, Residence ‘uank . Fee 2cree. Joare’ expertence. ATlrest FostGilce Doz 1007, Chl- cago. Tl EDUCATIGNAL. EST END INSTITUTE. FAMILY §CHOOL FOB W ung ladies. Mrs. S, L. CADY, Principal, New Haven) Conns” Sendfor cculdr, -