Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1877, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. JANUARY 6, 1877. ¢ “IwishI could | that beset them, and the great need for the re- papers, broks, choocks, drafts, money, etc., re- Hall, An fofidel s2fd to him: * ; oo bl o tho Gonoel, THE COURTS- celved by bim belonging to the Company. RELIGIOUS. g;x‘xm"m‘. lmkr,ng::‘% parts of it are nothiog rining power of "lllflc"llpy Ly IN GENERAL. 4 T then pointed ont to him,” sald the Mafor, | preciated the sdvantages to be derived from an Lht lzation. ay, with traveling-mon, was Settlement of the Affairs of ‘the 75 AOUTIE PANK LARD oAsE. .| Mr. Moody's Addreas at the Noon= ;:E:L};EESW‘PW:{%‘;%:’?'?: ‘é:"‘e’{‘"n'{‘ ‘5 EE?IFIE] ‘31": '“;237 l?’{fit&c;-g‘;i;(nn g g-;.%!‘; be South tion cana 1 J t 44 set fo tha New Testamen rather than to the worsl 0 e Globe Insurance Compahy. lfl: 1:::‘1:;7';:.,‘ ‘:,'.fl‘;h:".m:n'"fx'i:i"h:' Jury be- day Nx:ltll';lefll?t Far- .v!:l“:hcn T sald, * Teannot make you understand | hold of thia work i dead earnest, great spir- N gon yostordsy morning. The prorccution hiad jef-- anked leave to Introduce some resolutions of the @n "Eh'gent fr.'iy" for nah?f Thip South Park Commisaloners, showingthe action they The W b . ““Horald” in Trouble Again. had takenon the anblect of & purchase of somo | 108 Women's this, hut God can; kneel down now whife Ipray.’ | {tual benefits would resalt, His wifc, from whom he had been scparated Mr, Farwell remarked that there was no truth & in conacquence of his bad hatits, was also pres- | in the fdea that business and religion did not Christian Association | ent. We knelt down, he on ona 'side of me and | fit well together; on the contrary, s religious " . o on the other. Theld s haud of each of | inan, through bis honesty and uprightness In Iaud from Bes. Caroliuo C. yers, but the dndye Preparing to Furnish Shel- :Leemln mine while I prayed, and then, placing | trade, was Siten maore surbessful | Fatoone withi: wadld nofallon thum to>d9 8o ualcs they‘collq tor and Ald. their two hands {ogether fn shio ' mame | out the paleiof the Cross, . An organization of Arguments Begnn ir the South Park | show thatthey had given & copy of them to ner, ‘of Jesus, T bwle” them pray - for | thie Kind suggested mighit besort of Bying ar- Cagess-Proceedings In Bankrupley. The offer waa then withdrawn, and Mr. R, B, themselves and for each other.” God | tillery In connection with union work. DBut and those two people rots up | even If they did not form a society, each should ;‘:OEE;T:';:::?-:::-LMH‘: ot L’,"«‘?.'l'fiiafl?fl? The Traveling Me: om“;"'k for the ?:fil:;d?zmm-n:mm w"tfid’& :hlldl;‘tn‘,, Arnl;mlmm!hl;‘eg::ltg:mum to Mo something e aft , and tho remainder of the day was LordeesMisslonary Work, and then they went away together, prumising ( for the cause of Christ. Reoord of Judgments and New Suite—In :;:,fmffl“,:’;",‘l R, . MeCazg on thepart of the 10 sct upa famfly aitr 'in anew home. Ol | Oa inotlon of Hir. John Clapman, it was de- 1t . How can we cver love Him | clded to form an organizatfon to be called the the Oriminal Court, Iand-owners, The case will take the remalnder of TIHE REVIVAL. enought! ..'Trm'"“ Tren's Coietae Untooss tha weak. ; NOONDAY MEATING AT PARWALL MALL. ‘Tho Major closed Lis touching addresy wlich | ‘The fallowing sommilices were M)poinled to 115 GLOBE. it i ] On the piatform yesterday, in front of the or- maoved many to tears, with a reference to him- | repart at a fature_meeting: Condtitution and The follawing la the fuancial condltion of the self, as one who had been gaved by the zrace of | Iy-laws—Messrs, Beach, Chapman, and Abbott; s e Cuited Slatea | Btate Inmrance Company, aashown by tha manthiy | Ran, waa placed a portralt of Mr. Blls, draved | ¢551 i0 320" Christ from habits) of dranien- | Nomination - of ~Otlicer Handall; ilation was Blod yonterdes b o Nace ofthe | fcPast gled yosterday of the Assignee, Homer | In black, The crowns have faded andbeen | pess which nothing, not even his promise over | Hazard, and Bunson. “Diatrlet Conrt by R, . Jankinaas A""memh 5 | Eosk: taken sway, but the momory of this sweet | tha hody of is dead sister, lad Leen able tore- | - Themeeting adjourned to Baturday evening g s she | e lusenat. L. singer will ablde, and his songs will be sung fn | strain. 'Now he thanked the Lord for keeping | at 8 o'cluck, a foocial Invltation to be presont him safe for six years, Leing extended to the Nortuwestern Association Cowmnpany waa adjudicated bankrupt, buta petition Talance on kand Jaa, 1, 1877, the church as long as there {s & church on earth e Mood ‘{m ave out the'motices of | of Traveling Men, il be for ltecolver was filed before Judge Dmmmond, DIVORCES, tosing. His crown of glory, nnfading, w future meetings, and the Rev. Mr, Parkhurst = and a few weeks ago he ordered the udjudlcflllm’! Mnria Hallinan filed n bill yesterday agninst her | decked with many stars; for his song was not | closed with the benedlction, MISSIONARY | WORK. to he opened 10 as to allow farthor avidence to be :?:.‘.’fi.’;":;yl;fi.réfr' asking for & divorca on tho | gynp for himaelf, as ecems to be the case with RVENING MEETING, MEETING OF THE WOMAN'S DAPTIS? BOCIETT. ! ing at Lower Far- glven on a certatn polnt. Negotlntions were then it Tan a1+ 1ed her bill, complaining that | most of the singing In this wicked .world, but | _ The young converts’ mect The quarterly meeting of the Woman's Bap- Begin by the Assignee with th oficers of the Com | 1,0/2r8 Thes 'hm:{ bsd oo By P Hnrtn | for M Master, and thorefore ¢ found fta way to | ell Hallust evening ifered tromm previous | | o nastierly maetng of the Womants B pany for a compromine, and yesterday he filed & nqnl.lcdmelly, and descrtion, and asking for the many hearts which were thercby ‘brought working force, and In the presence of & large | yesterdsy afternoon st the Becond Baptlst Retitianio be allaned 12 m‘n"""mum'h’rm' Y Jadn Moors granted » decrae of divorce to | to the Savior. No especlal reference | pumber of ladics, some of whom are_ youni Church, corner of Morgan and Mooroe streets. was immediately reforred to tho Reglates, who £0- | oohiering IHickey Irom John Hickey on account.of | was made, to Lim in the services. Tha | conves d some of whom beloniz ta that | gy o et C e aemt, was fa the chalr, T aron, o 1eTeR OLLA b adreniaReont | piacruchy and dounkenness, Jobs I aBUCIn | Jagt Ut dwa been hesrd or inforred | fulthialband of workers the Womans Chrte | SO0 IR Ul G e, Thls compromise acttles all the tronble between | Sitlcrable money, They huve been married cighteen | concerning him {8 that he wasinacar whose | vory “mucly after the fashion of what the | Themecting was opened in tha usual devo- Alie Fireman's Insurance Company and the As. | FOOr®. but forthe nast throe years hichas bees lu | passengers must oll have been instantly kitled | Methodist brethren call a “general class,” tonal manner, after which Mes, Bacon, Corre fie habit of getting drunk, and then ab spandhis Hevratary, mader Her seports 10 canl ing her, ho story that he made | with Brother Sawyer for the ‘iclass- signeo, excopt the claime against Georgo Fu Har= | gt Uriving het outol the houne. She gusliy was | by that tarribis fall, Tho story B! - ding, which will bo still pasied. Dy tho tarms of | Gbliged 10 feave hir, bls escape and then went back and perished in the ::;df;; ufl;fl“ l“lE'i'rr'l’nlu‘;:‘ nam ,‘Sf‘i"u.;i’e‘r talned appeals for aid from several forelgn mis- the agreement Mr. Jenkins I to release all clalms 4 the ldfll'fln"- i Athe st e fire in his offorts to save his wife s now found thirowing In an ocensional running comments | sion stations. The home missions were in s agalmt the Fireman's Inaurance Company, and is | T%;duy i the lant day of seevice andthe lashdas | 45 o Incorract, and, much as such an et would | e nE, Vo dinOrice, Interapersod with n bis | acouraging. condition. — Asslstence was also foreluaso tattho W, 1§ of the N, W. X of Sec. O, | Gireuic Court, ~ New calendars will “bo made up, | add to lia record for herolm, It Is a great relfef | of coungel or encouracemcit, or Derhaps & | g for the mission schoole, which are dolng o b but not to Include any, clatim he may bave | Juiye McAlliater iaking the Arst third offthe eated | 1o know that fn all probability he and bis wife | little of his own exporlence, which this leaver | 0o T & W0 By 0 ) For Rl e o agatnat two Incumbrances on the property, which | notived for trinl. Tia “romainder will be divided | 10003 way In & motnent to meet the Lord thoy | knows Sust when to throw in to make it most ot Th £ are held by llarding. e 18 slso Lo roleaso Lot 19, | between Judyes Rogers aud Looth, one taklugthe | v, effective. Altopether, the ecting was ona of | bampered by the Iack of funds, ¢ report was Tilock 3, of Brown's Addition, and all Intereat of | 9968 bAviag odd “terus numoery, the other” tha | "R *Moqdy gaye out the hymp, “Guide me, | tho most intercsting and successful of the se- | adopted. 4Le Globa Insurance Company ta cortain Auditor's | “'jiicro are tbrae cases for personsi damages | O Thou Great Jelwv-mh"’m Tfl: ";g:g: x'o°|‘: ”E;;mm are two featnres of theso services | , s C: R. Bleckall, tho Treasurer, submitted pay-warrants of tho State of Misals- zgnln;l leou) n::nodn "".‘,'ci?.‘x'"fi'.‘l’{:‘.‘h,‘."é... ;fior were read by the Rev. Mr. Whicth Are IMott DTICEbIer Gne fe, Chie whiti her quarterly report, as follows: Tm"l]m;fm“ i or ays e : g . 5 Poenian of "ot btato0, B0 ¢ atans [ oA Stheon, Miminitraton who suea 10:75: | *“Fhat the Holy Spirt will manifest His Lieased | dance of Seripture whick [s used; the other t | & Scht. 00, $3544.013 Milinoln £416.05 Andtao, Posscanlon of tho Tressurer of tuat Stalo; | cover 4%, (k) damages from the Chicago, Burlinge | presence with the commercinl travelers meoting | the perfect freedom with which theee converted e ot Tichica alro atl clnlm to the ncumlun} ed by theGlabe | ton & Quincy Itaiirond for the killing of hia little to-nizht, and with the churches and pastors of | men speak of effects wrought upon thetn, which, | &7 3 M lm.ms;nu,h. B “:""O'DI e Insurance Company to fsanc roshy and the | dsughter st Weatorn Bprings in August, 1874, The | fifeon towna and citlea; with a nowly-organized | in thelr convietion, are entircly supornatural, | Scliancous, 815,503 Nebraska, $1: Ollo, §333.40; Fit Natlonal Sanlcot this city, caso was concluded ycsterday and given to the | o0y, gn Wisconsini for a pastor that he be | God has donc this for them; Jesus Christ | Wisconsin, 8180.53; sale of lcaflcts, ctc., 83,855 i e ware laeurgues Compriy agrece, la prote: | Jury. Jadge Jameson Is bering the cane of Fred. | ST N IS q0r Lie works with a chiurchand | laa done that for thoms ' thoy have | Intercetor Lansinglogacy, 81.25: total, 1,631.531 cuta Ita petition for review )rnm the order adjudi- | erivk Rikkopt to recover $3,000 damages for the | suointed anew nI e | e oiree thoeg of thea e rayer, | total to date, $5,62,10. The total expenditures cnllnf it bankrnpt no further, and to let the adju- | Joss of his foot, whick was crushed by sn engine | community greatly alllicted by the dea B el oo ot gu 0 them s thay | to Bept. 20 were $2,62300: miscelianeous home dication remaln, ae far a4 the Company Is con- | of the Chicago & Nosthwestern Rallway in Jone, | tlo childran; with two Babbatli-school classes | an e rJ cn’ 440 tliemy ¥ | expenses, 235064} o Misstonary Unfon, £2,0005 camed. 1874, The case was Irled about a yearago, when | snd their teschers; personal requests for the | werelost and Jesus found them: they were Mies M. B Thompson's outhit nnl traveling-cx. e Flecman'a Insuranca Company agrees to re- | the Jury dinagroed. Judpte Rogers s engaged, in | conversion of ificen sons sud seven daughters; | sunk Indeuradation and Christ took them by M. m‘mla o u‘hu {uul‘ mee, Georzo F. Huruing andwife | hearing & suit brooght agalnat the Fittabarg, Fort | for g ,,,,{.M.,, and his wife; for my desr broth® | the hand and lifted them up; they were in the | benscs, $340: total expenditures, 85,270,037 cash oining theroln, the of tha N, E. tof the N. [ Wayne & Chicago Hallroad Company by James L. f husband; | dark and Christ gave them light, ete.—a suc- | on haud, $300.60. nive, In Block 1, of D, (Joodwin's Subivl s son Fred, who was ed in May, 1874, while M % 1 e ;.l;u wa. i of the N, E, I of Sec, standing on ihe defendant's track, i approach- | Papa’; fora sister and her son in Ban Fran- | tions which are matters of coneclousness with i 2 an 3 Hac, 2l 3y A i these me, and by the convineing power there. | Chriatisnize heathen women. 50 ‘Lots 20 81, Block ", In | jog eniine, which ran over Lim, could not beseen | cisco, and for a son Iu poor healths for a min- | th y y Mrs, Doolittle seionded: tho arks, and Ticuwn'e Additlon 10 Ohlesgo, The saina Compauy | ovrg 10 8 sudden curre i the road, and It 18 | ster'in crror whose cyes liave beon opened by | of, and by the power of the ffoly Spirit, the uv‘:fled e e Shoto semarka and Iaalsuto pay tho Assigmee 81,500, and {a not to | claimed no alana was given, prayer; for the conversion of a dear nicee and a | work of making anid conflring these super- Pay fo much attention to th follles of fashion, Inake any proof in bankraptc ‘azninat (he Globe BANKRUPTCY MATTERS, nepliew; for the conversion of fourteen broth- | natural experlences is rupldly going vn. T 50 Tittie to the salvation of t souls of th 3 gn":rl&fle LCompany m'I Atm&"a ll'lf lho.nmc- 0; :}l- Allen C, Calkina -n;.l l‘lguui*r ni wl:ner. pmn}em crs, nine sisters, and three lfldels: for ? hu;l- Thl gt nuou;uuz:(?.mmun atthe | Beathen utter Company not of any doficlency In any of the | as Calkine & Fishor, in the lumher business at 7 request for ¢ s {s temperancs day: nooy 5 socariion felcased 1. nor (o uso u’n! 1ut{8'"3"" Amhub avenue, were yonterday put fnto bank. “f,',‘,‘,,"",‘,‘,‘,‘:,";,,‘,‘,‘,’fi,f," 'B:Wif,; gu,ék.yw.; g,,?- Tabernacle. p,“gv_ m.,.\(rv Moudy Mfi prench | Mrs. Bacon remarked that extra contributfons S clalma syainet the Globe, but may prdsecuto the | ruptey, a potition Leingilled againat them by the | Tio&E Johintentiett of a Misslou Sundav-scliool; | on the return of our Lord. At8p:m. there | Were required betore the st of ‘April, and she aamo o allenlstpod to ol snid payments. ‘the | followingredtiors: “Glariea 1. Cariin, S claim | Hio Siporintenlett of Mselow Sundavectiocls | on the return of our Loek (kS5 i theee | el Wocemiey of systonatic divig. onteact of relnwurance of April, 1870, inauring | for 85,000+ Green, Heley & Co.. 850000 20: | for the ol R 3 amotime: | hew hymnarE All rircss scrvices will be a the | Tho Treasurer's report was then udopted. e rlske of tho Globa In tho Fireman's, issctaslde, | irian, ullen & Co, s $12,478,20; Menominee lilver | husbunda; for eight busincss menand amotlicr; | new Ly R Tlce U e b s Mrs, Dr. Ashimore, Inte of Chin, whs called cxcopt as far an it relates to the outstanding risks | Lumber Compan ,éu:la‘a Kelscy & Hambleton, | for a pastor aud lls wife; united rcquest | Tabernacle. ‘rayer-mecting thers i Y upoiy fora speetis, ' Sho. gave an intereating of the Mercantile Insuranco Company. , 671, 02; Third 'Natlonal Bank of Chicago, 3:: L | for six unsaved husbands of Chrlstlan | Bunday morning, and the usual Suuday nfter- SRt oL the mlrelon work a1t mmil Cme he Tho Asslgnes 18 to assien to George ¥, Tarding | Gb: Richards & Wetherell, $1,301.12; ¥red O wives; for a husband, a rallrosd conductor, and | noon and evening scrnions and songs by Moody ¢ il lia interest In the securities glven by the Mer- | Ttngz, $500; R. W, Hoamor & Co., ' 8807, the conversion of three fathers by thelr chil- | and Bankey at 4 and 8 p. 1n, <antilo Inmuranco Company under ihe terms | Painier, Fuller & Co., 8:448. 50, 60 der her own obseryation, and made an eloquent . Buspension ol [ (ren; for o wife and mother who has gone . appeal in behalf of tho poor creaturea who have nly In carge: - ever heard the n f Chirist. sl Oscar L. | A2trays by several young converte that they be A UELPING IIAND. Vit Kecp, Jnte. miesloriary 16 Indin, followed ?»'1 bmlo caulmcé of reh’n;,lllmnu xuh nlh‘g y\l{menl?' mmma:',clll L ] obe 1nsurance Company, ICEQ AAB0ta BrC DO ttle to ehow cause Jan, K . du 3 Lincding's hpr]m&n;ulnm Harding on his part Roble was aubsequontly sppointed Provisional As- D e o Py Topsick ousada THR WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION witl eume (ntereating remarks on the condition 3fircautlle Tnduranca’ Company o wll fccount to | b ceiitton was aleo fled agalnet 4, Clempon Mc- | young 1ady wiio thinks she Is good uongh | beld shelr drat montlily meoting in_the Bible- of the uatives lu the soutlicastern part of 1o M«lincu for thelr falr value, or if the sccurl- | Farlund and lsasc N, Price, proprictora of gulvan- | ithout converslons for the conversion of ¢lght | room of lower Farwell Ilall yesterday morning, ‘Aunt Lizzle, of the Bandof ilelpers, gave tes shall be redeemed by tho represcntatives of the | fzod iron works at Nos, 148 Pu 142 North Wells | young mens for a sister who would love tobu s | Mrs, K, G, Clarke presiding. After the usual b v of her work, and th ting shiort Creaitilo nanranica Company, thon tho nmount of | stvects by the following of thelt crediion ¥ ikt e he unual | i arcount of fier work, and” tha meetiug skior tho redemption money shall be credited to him on | & nmm’" on_a& cialm for $1, 655, devotional exercises, s numberof congratulatory | |y afterwards sdjourn Rhorles hristian but cannot fnd tho Bavior; for a Willlam brothicr and his wife and a aick sister; for two 5 o . any aniount found to'he due by hiin to the Glebe | Iilair & Co., $1,001.47; and Cragin Bros. fnsanc men and an uncle under conviction of | letters and applications forjemploymentiand re- SRR IRR S | i dialt Mk ol | AR s B ol iy | el Rcomuii vsooned o | MISCELLANTOUS, KT t0 s chnse Tom, 10 Yaa TapHos * | the faith; spocial request for the Young Men's | the perlodof one month to Investigate cascs NEW YONK INSTALLATION, RELIEF WANTED, oo el of Sheldon, Iroqnoly Cotnty, fled hia | Chirlstian Assoctation of Muson, Mich; for tha | presentad for rolief and with power to act 10 | Nrw You, Jan. 4—The Installation of the A RATHER MIXED-UP APFAIR, ;3,:':{‘"1' oo thins s ;r:kj':‘m‘:lcdnh?: to | prayer-meeting there: that God wiil abundantly | conjunction with the Committee of Seven from | Rev, A. MacFarlanc, recently of Port Ifuron, Eugonos. Diko and wifs yestorday lod a Uil [ be 182,52, tho nccurd debia $1,500, aud tho . .Exm the reformed men's meetings In this city. | the Emplogment Burcau. Mich., us pustor of the Ilanaon Place Baptist : eccured 88,210,687, 1lls nesols comprise a general After prayer by the Rev, A. W. Patten, of the | From the report of the Treasurer, Mrs. War- | Church, Brooklyn, took place this evening in intho t{uflmarl c«ut; lnznlmlt) Kilzabeth A, Btono, coantry Kock of dry joods, grocerica, etc., worth | \Wubash Avenuc M. E. Chunch, snd singing ner, it appeared that the Assuclation was £06.40 | (he prc;(mm of an immense coneregation. The Truslec, Horatlo 0. Stone, Dr. IL 0. Stone, Jr., | &4,070,52; fixtares in slore, 81437,10; open nce tho * Hallclujab Chorus," Mr, Moody_ read the d, aud Yienry E. Stono, Althea Iono Stone, and Carl | cuunts, §2,200; and notes, R600, ANl thewe ,,‘“ [“ e day from T Corinthians- it chape. | Sheed. Tho Presideut stated that Mrs. Hum. | Rev. Drs. Arniitage, Tarlls, Lawson, Reed, au Stonc, asking fora largo amount of relef, They | Basctaswere on thie Mth of September’ant to Ior. | (CER 0L CRRCENT, L CrREa it ere (DL | phirey had just collected $00 for memberships, Utherpraninuny Deptier, ctelnon took. part ju T o e eiaon, fOr the honeft uf greds | the proaching of the Cross fa to. them that | Which tucremant of funds made tho total pros- 3 . Dr. ) sct out that In March, 1550, IL O, Stono, lu, delivered the sermon. Lelng the owner of the west tweaty ncres | jyalsomome roal estate and furnlturc which {s | perish foollshncas; but antous which are snved | ent wealth of the Assoclation $126.40. silolphla, n st o S ioftheS. }iand 8. 34 0f the N. 34 of | clalmed to be exempt. The petitlon waa referred | it is the powerof God. For the Jows requirs & | Mys, yment B 1 % of See. 10 -’1‘:!‘ Hticfonvuudlt 1?7 P. | to Nogister Grant, HCuicago sign, and the Greeks seek after wisdom; hut we t‘{r"] "G:nv:s‘mz{mll: ::l::':;fl",::m:r ul:{"‘:‘;‘_ A CARD FROM BLANTON DUNCAN, o9 In trust for the use of his wife and an: A flisl dividend meeting weill be held Jan, 10, In | prench Christ crucified, unto the Jews o stum- | Stated that, sini L 70 the Editor of Tha Trivune. Cllren eho might bens Wim. T Octoner japt. | e case of Slmouds & Bloddard, aad of Fiores & | hiing blockcand unto 'tho Greoks foolishncss; | vartiment, Dec. 10, pluces had been provid- | 1oursvrnee, Ky, dan. S—The editor f the > - dirle. Pray- 5 tho trust-deed and secord thoreof were deatroyed | A wiinflnr morting witl be beld dan. 31 fu the S e e e s S ai il fi)o&r;:fi::nglu 5 n:;)“l;l:ll:lnl::] ich g::' lizyes c g . A canc of Delon 8, Mills. 3 " s " . o T o resorn - Focoda rlaing 0 the | A ineLbesrng i creditory meotig, wit be | domot Got® (L S money ad been expended, thi depirtment wan | 6% B SRl A O SUERCs SRR (0 ‘propecty abova descrlbed, aud also o largo amoant | yis th cave of Burnots & Gelige, and befors Ttogmtar | dIvided into theso same three classes, There | © Mrs. Hoge stated that the*holldaya had pre- | truth, as 1t has leaked out " that Gov. Hayes of other land viwned by 11, O, Stone, aud to have y\bhard tho eame day In mutter of Jacob | are mfih“lnmtlh:“ t‘llx‘elroclm\who |leck ?ufi: vgnll’cdé:cr c:m\lxlnlmile t[rxgx’\l}:n:r:‘:u:'l:xc ulmcfi‘n has “promiscd * ma oflice. Perhaps that bar- ol inted Trustee VL | Fryes something elsc than the Gospel aa a sigu o of the County Hospital w vlew 1o seeing | L con leaking evi ? ; i ;‘:;:fl;‘l'-‘;w:;cl:lf; resta, I ':'}:fi:hflxg--un i cavn o kanlasl Philinson,tho Assignco's | Srath: 1 ‘e third. chapter of Jubis. Chri | what coutd bg ORG tintards catabillghing wards | 1 bus been Iflnm“ et mms}:;lll.l: ks o 1 I {ing Mra, | chuttof the sale of the bankrupt's assets L k. | fukes'up this class of pooplé, and mentlons four | for women who could not find ahelter fn the | Prejudice and utter frrcepon AL L ot oo vestimmor ytopPeiniing Sra, | Larle o 55 pur cont of the nventary wrice af | L U 0 G L BRI JOr | e O mtts Reugoor other charitable tosth | oncesl Stous Truwtee, and vesting her with the property | 88,000 was filed, and on order was entered ou ol ,‘- bt "m tiled of it} "',,, s ow tutlons. Miss Dr, Baker and Mrs. Dr, Stevenson To thuse who kinow me It Is scarcely necessary 3n trust for herself and hor throe children, ond for | bervone inerested to shuw camse, by dan. 10, | the Taptist teetiied of I6: sccond, s own | tutlovs. Biiss B, Boer snd Me. Dro Stevenson )5 frie ehildren who might ba thereafter born to hor, | WHY 8ich sale ehould not ba contirined. o IR A N R ol B b Tiali o to eay that ofticc lias never been sought by me, suy the | . tho caso of Krawor liros,. the composttion. | #paken from Heaven to doclare it; and, fourth, | comr of Hatudolph and Halsted strects, to be { &y (e T dare bo speak my true sentiments and and aleo giving hor puwer to mortgage or ell the | yotes having all bacn dalivercd to the varjuua cred- | Moses aud the law made refercice i, | vscd as o dispensary for women needing medl- 05000 B0 0t ider ty duty, frrespect- property as wleht bo necersary Lo, ralwo money to | ftors In agreement with the terma of the composi- | Frow flis birth of a virgin predicted by Isalah, | cal aid, sehargze y duty, frrespe protect or improvo the remainder of the rame. tlon, nn onder was made yeaterday directlng the | und the angels anuouncing His hlnlyx W the Miss Dr. Baker spoke of the nccessity of | Ive of anything partisan leaders aud organs may in July, 1672, Kugene 8, Plko, one of {le com- }:::;‘fimi\mA lgnee to turn thio bankrupta® ussots | ghephierds, until His death on the cross of Cal- | proper medical lrml‘lnc?li ‘mlr thfino ‘fio":f"é think, say, or do. Bw""u?n':;' \\:;Is‘t\:en‘l,llv the N, (;i' u‘;mfl?« 8.9 }“"m’:\l Pcl:i" ?'le?n'\:md“”tru"“m" It \raniul‘lI(:":cli'lrml:u:)n“fram ho dead. "'Belhlu hospltals was that the lumates never received | MY oplnions with the respect which his partlsans of ‘Bee, 10, 4, N" deacribied a4 fol o 5'4‘_;1_'};':, s Q,l 5. 3\";4';.1':“,11 b VR :3.‘: :;'.' all these, look nt the sign which has been on the | any encouragement to reform, On tho con- | entertalu for his dally utterances. Hels aState nencing at s voint in the 8, E. corner o proved. world for nearly 1000 years. Ilete fs n Man | trary, they were rather cucouraged in thelr | officer beshles, and msy consider that the ma- B it el fauurca of Vincaunos oy . avolacloy was, yedtorday elected As- [ who died us o malefactor at the linads of Romay ;!fi;mwu‘lll tendenclen from tho Sevolting ex- | jeatle volee of the Commouwealth speaks 4 i nee of Thomaa Moore ct al, ¢ ctrine ache ona thiey wero obliged nake of thems ottt Y along tho contre line of waid Vincenncn avenne iz A c:mpnnulun mecting wan el In the cane of ?t‘-‘rd&r':llrzlllx,z:.unn‘tllu:vtl;tlxrltgul:x‘::‘;mtl‘;]:u?&m‘xd llulves 1 bl mue of .mfiw, “This Assoclatton | through him, a8 the other editor in Washington i of s fekh aCroec G0 To ary op oo 4TS | Binith & Luxbaamn, amd the croditor syreed to ao- | 1ot e Gofior “Nobr, how ean you aceount for | shonid start ont with the idea of working up | epeaks for trie Federation. But for all thint I i of Hha strcet Tornerty Knowm o Taniang | oL comprotiiau'of 0 per cunt un their clatuw, | 1ty 0TI | O DT, S T e o | B e achtiment aa wonld reak dowh | shall continue to belleve that peace Is preferabla wvento, thenco vonth on auch eontro Thie KE | (ird tn sk moniie and e remaiier 't e | Moses or 1{'11{;1'. and sco how long you ‘can | the present permicious aysten of licensing | toa war for sole bencfit of political leaders. feet, thence east slong n ling paraliel with tho | ynonll, secared by notes guaranteed by John 1B, | ake it the basis of a new religion! What | housés of prostitutl Alrendy the | And when the platformsof partics are so similar centre line of Fiftleth sircot to a point wvmlly dis- | Bwith, of New York Clty. . power would there by In it Tlowmuany could | medical profession were ugitating the | as those of the past year, and the choice Issimp- tant from tho contre of wald Vincennes A dividend of 20 per cont was declured o the | you get to hear and belleve ft1 But look stthe | same subject, ‘The best way to cheek | ly between fudividuils, and one of them hag and Kankskes avenucs; thence south *from | canc of Coben & Jncoba, results of preaching and belleving the namoe | the growing cvil was to “take such | shown such modesty and porfect action as a gen- rald ml:n. 250 h-let ln, nm’nl‘nluht line to a CIRCUIT COUNT. ot Christ!” Tuke these regenerated drunks | measurcs ss would rescue those who hiad taken | tlemun and 8 statesuan since the crisis come DO froms T centros. of wai Vircoqeddally | Pitzalmmons & Councl] begnn nault vesterday | ards, who had tried evorything. clsc and | their tirst leasons In vice. For those who harl | manecd. humble citizona may ba pardofed for Xankukee nvenues; thenco cast on the centre line ““{’v" e 0-‘60)”"“"“"5'4’" failel, and ot Jast cawe to Christ | become pretty far advanced in r.|||]|,. “.“f dlspets | thinking (aye, and even ull expressiug the opin- of Fifticth streat to tho place of begtnning, The Joh W yotitton agulnat Catlorlne | 404 Wero saved. Take thoss 8,000 who were | sary would prove of the areatest mu\z‘.. % fon) thut absolute rul'u wil |_nuz_wm., upon the price was €10,000, of which £5,000 was thl I [ ¢ Poul ’l’unny Mary Rogers, and | tonverted at Pentecost at the pmwhlng of the hio offur of Miss Dr, Baker amd Mrs. Dr. | people of this country if Vice-President Ferry cash, and notoy ziven for the remsinder and securs | Gurharg Foreman, ng for 3 mechanic's len to § 1106, the death, and the resurrection of Christ, | Btevenson was gladly aceepted, the Assoclution | ehould nursue the cuirse adopted by the United €d by truet-deed. the amonnt of $1,:00 onLota 13 and 14, Bluck 5, | Du you suppose it would Lave been possible to ylrduhlnl ell Lo carry on the dispensary till | Btates from the foundation of the Goyerument Sinco the r ditfon of the deerce of tho Clreult | g Pouhy'n Addltion to Rogurs' Fark, aud she | decciva that number of these shrewd, wise- une ut feast, the neeessary cxpeuses ta which | until 1525, Court in 1472 ony or wors childron liave Leen | church thercon, Jicaded Jews, and thosa careful, fntelligout | date were estlmated at £, A committee Was |~ Andif both political parttes could be blotted B o th peonC yaypdiition has A | Saurice Murghy sued John McAssoy and EMlen | (irecks, and other forelncrar i Chiriat Hutirt | Bppolnted to carry out the detalls. aiit to-day, for a year or twe, there would be o whether the uecree of o Circult Court | M{AREICILON - T T ) really risen from thedead ! Hight Ohcre fn Jeru- | Mes, logu calld atteition to tho necessits of | secn b dhwo ofa jow era’of prospenity for 2 on such children s hayo been or way by 1.LO0. lent o the midst of those who wanted to be- | providing a moral, us well us a physleat, cure for North "‘.“‘.?"“."';.‘E ~el" ptalisa e Dorn stnce it wus gtlven or whether thoy will not 31 A, Farwoll Med a bl ssinst Chauncey M. ve that Ilis disclples bad stolen ills body | thesa wamen, e If Gov. Ha ea I8 declared Presldent, and is tn- Yave i interest [u the praperty, 1t 1aaleo uncer- ict M. Cady, C. W, “Weaton, Paul Cor. | AWsy was the_ resurrection preachod by those Mra, Clarke, the President, reported a plan of | aujrurated, there are tena of thousauds of men tain from the decrce what tho toring of Jeromluh Lenting, tho First Natlonal Bank | Who hud seen Iim, and heard Hini, and eaten | prevention for those standing o exceedingly | throughout the South who wlll respoud Iu.-mllrI tha origial - truscdeed were, and o Awra | op fielviders, und Charlos Crofhton, Lo forceioae | With $llm, [0 wah scen by sbout 600 brethren | alippery places. My, David Bradley had offered | {0 hiu eiforts to Larmon(ze all (ntercsts and a $aa posaibilite (,hn‘tmlrh‘u Arust-dedt may sttt tuen { o yortuage fur 3, 000 un ivtn OF Biicion 1!.' :uf\'xum at one time. If there ‘lem been a fraud | the Aun!»lnuou two houses ou Murgun streety | aectiuns, and they will do It withont reward or ‘1'"«1““1‘{ 155 -‘:"b:m ntrrltl‘:‘n‘t :rt:“l:lxa ‘«'i’u"n"'f :’","‘" i Corneil's Suhdividon of the W, 1 of tho 8. k. | wouldn't somnchody have found it out! | betweon Madison aud Washington, ut a nominal Thope of which, It I8 not eurprising (from Jutury sult brought Ly the Stohe: orsome of thewy, | = OF Sue: 0, i, 11, blessed truth has b attacked aguln and | rent. ‘Tliere were sixty feet of ground, with o | tho standpoiut of the CourierJoural and athir Ihay not prove that tho vccros s trat-teed 410 at LRiMIaL, caUnT, ugat, but it atill liyes, There wos never o thue | barn, The Assocation, moreover, had an op- | wivocates of rotation fn office), should be cone variace With each othor, ven un- ant e, Covain anl Wewry Deroubausor | yin Jesus Clirlst Lad more frlemls than uow. | portunily to buy thiesa tiouses for #10.000, pas- | sklercd the acine of human biles. And they curtain whether Slr, and Mra are surticlunt . o NURG d i ‘The sccond cluss mentioned [n thischapterara | able fo ten years, will be brave enouzh &n riotic enough, ot e T A nngm'nfi lrany was concluied yeaterduy and tho defend- b ¥ pal 1 nuta were sequitted, the tirceks, who wanted to find out Christ by This proposition was lH!cfl"sEll n% somelength, | they ure tendered oftice, to acceot for the purs broughtfurlineacliabaehang 44 Danlel Siith, a junk dealer, was on trial at ad- | Wisdom. We have pleuty of these Urecks amongs | Mrs, Dowas, of the Erriue Womeun's Refuge, put [ pose of really benefiting thelr fellow-creatures oAt abk et e el qenra meuttica, e | journment for fecolying stolen oods, e They suy of ese ietings, 4 O, yeathey | o work of ' that. ustitution in & rathur wr | i of sivanciog the. fortuncs and vonows of a " ol g THE CALL. are good, very g or a cartain claas “of poor | Mght, She sai ey took abandoued wome: united pevp'e, :x‘u‘l"ll‘xl:“\:‘lllrl‘lll‘:y‘:l'l 51‘?2" L‘“f.‘fi“.‘{fl?b fi;fla{.:m‘:’. Jupag DLmuu:’sT?t‘n{l_’ of passed r:uca begine umfiqnu'rnnt{moplu'; for drunkands and harlots | und kept thein froul ane thonthi to tvelve, teach- Giuv, llayes has too much respect for himself, i th: il und fuvalld ¢ nlog at No, 170, Counecticut Oyater & | and such, but they are of no use to us strong- | g themn many useful things, and striviog ear- | and for the higi oftice to which he, will probably wids St H10De, found JuvilL the seedito thutn | Bcking Compainyg vw. Curtla, o teinl. minded people, ‘These elinple ones are deluded, | nestlyta reforu thewm, She thought the Kefuge | Le called, to tender position to anybody untll his 10 tho teantine Mr und Mes. Stons sy be re. | o Junok dauy—100, 107 110, 111, 113 t0 190, | uf course, but it does them o barm,—may do | would be glad to sct i conjunctiun with the As- | gwn la definitely determined. 18 fio Is the Preals wiruined from disposing of the notes aud trast-deed { 192 + 10 126, 140 and 1, incluslve. N0 | ghem some little gouds but as for us thera (s a | sociation. There somu hopeless, broken- | dent, bis selectlons, T am sure, will not be au. even W part pavinent of the purchasy aboso mens Ea0x~400, 418, 421 to 424, 470, ent way, We belleve fu education | duwu cases, however, which they could 1ot re- | younced beforehand through the columns of the oucd by complalnants. T Sl ) " celve, amd which the county should take cure of. | Courier~ournal. BLaANTOX DUNCAX, s No. ‘1, Stehikafl ve, Well, now, let me ask one of these Greeks | It wagdeckted 10 send such women as deslred % e —— TITE *ITERALD.Y? ortliweetern Railroad Campany, on trial, wht he would do with a drunkard who has fall- | to reform to the different institutions that MUNIFICENT DONATION. 1T LATEST THOUNLE, K, 10, 11, . %, New North | en fnto the gatter] Teach i sstronomyl Tt | would recelvo thai, Sl butios Yo urathelrdiie || oo ot G e et st The inenrance journal of his city, the Herald, Mill Company va. Fest, on tr wauld save bl from gottingdrunk,wouldo’titl | cretion as Lo which place 10 seud them unul VAN q 0 - 4 ; A A Ve " el 647 Lo G2, fuchusive, No. 3573, | Taul knew those old Greeks, and we find that | the Assucation should make other provision tur | donation to found the Willard Undiversity hus, rooma to bo getting into dificulty. A short timo }\ ‘-u-‘rl Ly.. l'uuhuw.l llfou Wayno & Clicags | when he was In Atkens ho was ereatly moyed | them. by mutual consent of the donor and the Trus- azo0fthad a libel sait which cost it a ruund sum, "‘lj'l;_‘::‘ nf‘::"l:ffl)&‘g';‘_';;:u- inclustve, except63g | Vecause lie found the city wholly givento [dol- | Mr. Bradley's proposition was theo accepted, | oo hoon diverted to the purpose of establish- sul yestendoy a B was led agsinat dte | o o e o e ersal. | Btry. Ha found plenty of philosophers there, | and it was left to the Flnance Committce, con- iz s public park, & publle library, resding: formor manager, George T, Yeager, and | " Jopar MeArsisrsn g Bouth | but of these, the one class, the Evicurcans, sald | elating of two detegates from each church, to [ I & p park, 8 i o a vtockholder, Charles E, Rolliny, by Johm | Park Commisvioners ve. Duulevy, on teial, here was no difference between good sud evll, | confer with the varfuus churclies with a'view to | room, and art gallery, ali Lo be sntliciently an- 11, Kline, which threatens to stop its publlcation, duvar Fapwkri~No call, McClure v, Dug- | snd the Stoles thought that Giod was no better | securing contributions to furnish the new fn- | dowed and forever maintained for the purposes The complalnant after sctting out that he owna 100 | am still oo trial. than themselves. No wonder that soclety In | stitution. Another committee, conststing of | pamed, and to be forever free for toe use of all i h’{ it JUDGMENTS, Athena was as corrupt as hell, Mrs, Bradley, Mrs. Uraves, Mrs. Thompaon, | the cltlzens of Evausville, subject to tha rules Sare I e papcr, and that 1t Ia » Drosperous, | Uwiren Srates Cinctit Coutodunaz lana- | Tho Uews and Grecks ars thick enough i | Mra, tarrls, and Ara. Hluriburt, was sppuluted | sdopted by - seven Trustées, The donation za0ney-making concern, says that Charles E. . | Chitago; but then there s the third class of | ta take the necessary wcasures towarde organ- | wimounts to over £500,00u. ‘The proper conveye Tellins alwo claims (o have an Iuterest in tho paper, peopte, viz., those wha are i Christ, and these | Izing the shelter. unices Lo the Trustees have been” made, aod un but that although he subscribed for some stock he tind that God is both s God of mercey and & God ‘The Julivs spent some little time in Unkering | application will be made ta the vresent Legls- Liaa nevor pald for I In Decembor last, Yeager, of 1w, ’l‘lw{ learn the power und wisdom | the constitution, changed the time of meetiog | lature for the proper lucorporstion of the Board ‘who waa tho sole lawful busfness-manager, sold all . Edward | ©f God in learnlug Christ; but how much | to the second ‘Thureday 1o the mouth, sud thes | of Trustees. his futerest in the paper to Holling. The Jutter | I, Bryant. $512.08.—C. 1. Iugalls ve, Frank p, | do ll-ez_ flud out sbout Him, e ¥ oy, $00, he thereupon lnmediately ook possession, gave | Callaghen sud Hdwin 8. Hawley, g200.—E. P. | of U nutico o all persons indebted (o tue Jerald Com- | Holllsteretal vo. Obadian Jackion, & , A feago & y In the pride | sdfourned, e —————————— own wisdom, refuse to recclve His . BOOKS. 8, —Man. | Gospell 'Those old unbelievers called Paul a TRAVELING MEN, ey A, Sl etal. {enry € Parcott and Joseph | |, e ‘preac] % YCLOPEDIAS — AVBLETONS', CHAMBER 5 paay to pay bim, sauounced his dstcrminatica ta He |q,,|n‘,’,'.";“.,‘ o ,,’.,‘..,.u‘ e o ! il L d’b‘fgg"“r‘:":“’“,;‘e‘hg;‘;“‘flz‘: ':;:g“fe"';fl JI::":: gz \\outx‘lxu rl:m TuE w'ng.u S i N Byt pefec. Flegant '!'34"": Irvisg, Wt "l MR TRAL coger's name from the | Ejhort, Merchapts' Eaviugs, Loan ‘t'rust ting of traveling men ol o a4 4 a 3 A iy gt e AL LI At o2, &y hrust | power and wisdom in i thau in all those meating 1 a5 4 viber medical worke, GIL the id ki v rer's oF &4 v o & 8§ 9 ‘om. | 118tons of heatben, The power und the wis- | Leld at Room Farwell Hall Jast nicht to con- Saknaor. -ty alug claions 1o s Whe owner of '.'::’.',_“g';‘_'uv ,3,’,‘2',“‘,'{.‘;"?:"fl“l’.‘;‘},‘,‘u"f{-’:fl,?,‘_f,":h dom of God wus n hiw Lecauss he was one | sider the beat ncans of spreading the Gospel the mn‘;hnl\;u. vaper, | denlus et the Pobiany b T i sm.om-.‘alm‘g_‘.l.‘hu-‘ W{\!:) 5"{35{).1Lh of theso threo classes do sou | BUOIR the fraternity, —About fiteen persons any’ finterest 5 ompson ve. (0. Whitcund | = Now, ¢ 2 el b asscrta bis res0lution 0 publish the paper n (he | Fowinivulier S1Ll hdroitnasel] Thros. ve. Eroet | belont Tt s pray. 50U | \weore preacnt, Mr. Jobin Vi, Farwell belug among futuroupdor tho sxwe ‘name as It ‘has bitherto | Noclting, $:24.00.—Kdme va. ‘Heary Mualler, ‘Allcr prayer Mr. Moody gave out the hymn, | the owmber, % Lorue, Furthermors ha las ordered all mail mat- L6, = acab “Baor, $ L1021 | w e, ¢ + R. C. Parlett FORR_SALP PRt g Pyl luuul:'mrb- ‘e“m ity g:t‘:}ufilwig:nia: "_-mm h;‘ut 30, Wo vralse - Thee, od, for ~ the The meetiog was opened by Mr. R. C. Parlett, e EORE8, 3 3 e #2431 — | Bou of Thy love whith was fol- | ¢ urgent necesslty of bringing | Yaon —RALOUN LICENSE. y fice, No. 161 LoSalle aiveal. A contract has alo | & . Chase ve. John £, Benton, $11074. 60, — 3 'y 4 ol | who refersed to the urgent necessity of bringing | Taou SALE LICENSB, ADDRESS K 71, bewh mado with Pilkii & Craver for tho mublica: | 3oL Marccr ve, Neieon b loes. 801, So;—sar. | lowed '{{,‘",kcz'_“f, glsinask by e Hov. | (L traveling men of the Northwest under the | Lo drivwosginte. > -1 % ADDUES ] S4nt b oy ol Ancyapiatnant deulce hat | oo e o o ve, aaiias Meber, $106ZAT | (i RDUT ML evivat i s chareh gyt | Imluence af the Gonpel. A large majorityof | JOEEA AL OXPETRFILEOF THECHICRG £T3hal 10 Nad ouly Uivan. bio by sirtas of Bla | £950 - eroutius Liaywood ot o e, CoLoortey, | I that allbut two of thote who hive betn ke | th 6,000 meubers of the professton lu Chleago | vuitta i tuture Feloreace: *Adarai & 1o, THoES electlon thereto by the stuckbolders, and that he S, customed to attund thelr Weducaday evenlug | wereaddicted to the vice of intemperance; there | 2258 could uot well it cxcopt with thoic causant, wo that sioNs—Frederick Mllter | prayer-inectiugs Lad already been wnvun.ufi was, fndeed, no ciass of men 80 luw ju the moral seurt Count—Cox INSTHRUCTION, Tiulline baa no more power or authority then any | yu, John Foley, 81, wy ya. Albert Bock, | aud they weru uow golug out Lo bring 1n somu | scalt as travelers. Bomething ought 0 be done | o averne s o s oo s S otber ockolder. - Fio1- 45— Sugudh slersenke v, Wilkolia Quindyy | Giore S e o 61 recbis Vo saine zosult, | S0 Teamen i cid atate of thinks,Bid he sui | A AN CLRIAS WISHES TFVATE, DAVATS ,mluh;n At Company, :.‘:;D., pul nll.he A1 § Mr. E. 8. Wells, of Lake Forest, reported | gested that the best weans of currying out thy | 35, 1o fessous cvary evenlng:siale chiarges for 3 weeis. twenty-one persons before the Sesslon last night | work was to form an organization, * Great good % R T 1 THE SUPRIZME COURT. Lo o dxammihed forutiaboblon o tho Lake Foreat | eontd be eifeebod by suck s orpantzation. Fhey | QEETCUISG o T g i, BLONE 3 Y l’f’l-'-\ lesson “for §: !y' Presbytorian Church; and a4 waoy wors who | would bave headquarters whivh they coulid | taugbtoaly ab ticte resdencee Address Co BLYEKN Ay roady fnters Bgactal Dipated (o The Tribune. were expected wvmunhemmlvu nexy week, | visit on thelr return from m;lu. and regaly -Gaice. sud caused great | gopixgpigeLy, Jil., Jan. 4.—10 the State Supreme Tho Koy, AMr. Wells spoke of tlie excocding | strenath by pruyer. Besides, glorious re-\m: nant feary 0]lins may 8lso selzo on thesw, o under claim of absolute n‘nerlh?\!. boglu pub- YEZSTERDAY. 10blng thens, His interference has o ferud with tha {ssus of the (s \‘.'::}"";lfl',‘}z_‘fi:;":u"‘.nl‘"‘m‘ showale trom | 0urt ta-dsy numerous formal ordera wera entercd, | SUnplicity of tho way of éalvation. Many werd | would follow If they only arganized O Ay siating of The J. Golden, of | tonfused and wandered In the dark through fall- | young men 10 visiy the hotels of citles sud dis- | T3 Aitdasng o mflffln'f%"u}‘i‘:a,‘f.'!fl";‘.‘fi“wfif,'é’.“\ 6;.‘.‘%“‘-;".‘,3.';““' “Saie Rl et e S | g tomatluad Toll uke il direcions Iid E’&E:‘i%:’fi:a‘.‘::‘ imother Vs endesvor o | Lok mpnee dusll o Luceiring Tl e e T, Dumberiag A%oot siaty ta | Ml Colo relatod an lucident from bis axs | °'A fres srprossion of ugmn"'x‘honuwm. Sev. | Laksrsse peopesty of ovelly description, including Jetters, | pericuce 1o oue of the fuquiry-roowns st Farwell | erul gentlenen apoke of the SEWING MACHINES, Gt BALY=17 WAIIASTED SEW{N0-MACHISES for 3 Lo $15 each, cousiting of Binger, Wuceler & s Sloreaey ilos, Wi ¢, Ghis Gte: & cash.” 134 ViDGesace-ay., Lake q it wauy tewptatious [ttt i}?fi? AAL Blate, Inthecity, G Hoom 8, CITY REAL ESTATE. F—IN TRE UALICH TRACT-10TB ON . Dearborn, Hutterfcld. an1 Arnold-sia., g tween Twenty.sncond and Twenty-fth-ste., In qoan- tities to suic. - The ebes, t propeniy for the location . M. H;OPHBON. 114 Desrborn-st, WANTED-TALE HELP, ¥ :lookk!upen; Clerks, g = ! 3 WA Ao LA, | Fchendcl who ean’ cominand & tarke trades 8 N w3 be paid to N bE PAL T ducly, Aoply st LEOPOLD, KU & 0Oy 214 WARTES=TO BuY X ay cash 82, %0 of §3, Biint, nd give l;iJAL ESTATE WANTED, HOUSE AND L'u‘r ®nod lacation, suitable for smail famil n Int Address 038, Tribnoe ofiice, w Al ds, ED-JOWA Ot EA: Cail atR1 Jackeon-st. i oF smume MorgATe of that ©0n Wabash-av. wor+h 81,300, S'{'El(! NEBDRASKA WASIBO=A TRAVRLING SALEEMANFORTIE Bt of MIe e By o Comra i Ader drews Lock Drawar 537, Chicagar - > Auicn, : ANTED —HARDWARR = Ny ot harimins hOSE EoN A o B & 2 expartenced traveling men, esch for Jilinols, Towe, Mimmerotay and Wiacenial to' e baving & Sood ws: | iablished Western trada good eommissiona of {plaries i be pald. " Addresy 7.0, Box . i storg and TO RENT-1I0USES, NRNT—A NEW DRICK JIOUSE 7-RO0MS, £13 Urick cottags A-rooms, €10; 8 tenement par furnisned, 4-rooms, €6, ¥, A, WEAGE, 85 Washiog: to0-st.. Koom 2. autl front: 133 ianinip T LINCOLN PARK, A NEW 3- ement hrick, walnut grained throuzh- vealences; one block a0 ith aif con i tocars. CHAILES N, HALE, ph-st. 710 RENT-NFEW FLATS, FOUR RDOM L ly respectable parties, sta Buren, $13 to €15 per mooth, Clark-st., Ioom 1 YO RENT-CHEAP- nished warmed rooma, 34 4v., south of | y ) REN’ l furnished g oaurs ZST—ADITES OF ROOMS FURNIST o I!Gfl"‘dfl also, sleepiug-rooms. 224 ., third floor, ricti; use] TO RENT-IOOMS, T-PLEARK C OR MONTH, NICF, FUI Dearbo: bing nd ~NICELY PURN e locatlon, z47 We 127 Fourth- ot P, ROOSS, NEATLY. sult gmes. 163 oon 1 0. 3 FOR Noreh 710 RENT~NICRLY FUNKIBHED ROOMS, WITID E fre: tranvienis taken. 376 blate-st., Hoowm 3. 31IS. . F. FOTTER. TO RENT-STORES, OFFACLS, ETC, Stores. RENT—CHEAP- TOREN TS, corn: 4 AV ASTEDSTO 1 ’\‘ faryiahed or g, nesr i, WASTED =0 . er of NRY & JACOBW Wa s o AN A~ ‘6”!5!:!)—10 RENT-SMALL COTTAGE OR s 11 fam) re, of same, Ve fwent “Tribune off RENT— A i Washington —TO A WHOLFSALR HOUSE asement stone front 3 buliding o Inquire of or aiifte of rooms for honsckeepings alsted ag Bandgipti-ats. Call &t TWO OTt THREE KOOMB, shed. for 1ight housckeep: y-second-at, snd Websahioav, Adircas ce. BMALL MODERN , furnished or unfurnished: rent must be Address ¥ 10, Tribune office. 3 -FE BOARDING AND LODGING, Nouth Side EAST WARHISGTON.ST. Fxcellent board and ruom, reatsurant commutatua tickets, VAN with use of plane. 419 gy WA Ruite of Foonn @ N BUREA Buord for ladles or geul gle roont, with buard; references, meain, s, NEAIL BTA' tenich, 8§ 10 €3 per weel NOLISIT IOUSE— w &1 k week; TE— i, CORSER THIGTEENTI- an pArlur foor, &lso one sin- pe une otiice. JEVADA HOTEL~ J.\E 010 §5 centa, an #irablo routus, with bosrd, West Nlaces (ST ASD WIFR OR TWO YOUNG LADIES 1N LY “private famlly} no other boarders takeu; modern ne-1ront: every cunvenience, e of tha house. eLc.1 DPAT Al terins, ¥12. B, 243 Madlso North Side. IVATE FAMILY ON NORTII RIDE ILAVE DP. £ A 50 ~Hoard and room, £1. B, reeks fuom, £1 perday, €2 plano, pariors, privi- 5 nd-av, acd Falton- Addreas G 7d, Tribe WABASIAY., foper Gaf S without buatd, 56 cents, ) T Week. ‘S-r. CLAIN HOUSE, 175 Palmer House—To rent g cr week, without board. POSITE ATEST.. OPF Tooms from §2 10 ¥3 A, BUSINESS CHIANC 5, 000 WILL BUY A LARGE AND GOOD PAY 1 tablished, st iz mercantiic business x years col e couuty-sest of une of tLe best cunntl juliding and Axtures, and & well-avorted nblishe es (4 Jows. stock. The ouly fecrai stack t fown. I Ueaitis the only feasan furselling. - Addres Cor County, Jrou BALE=EALDO: for o man, “lient only e part of (he Landolph-st, I of old agze. TPARTIKS WISIT TO SELL A RAIL huume and Jotel st Lotd s canl wption either to withdraw pan, cent or further to tuvest and take ones Ata 1o secrue. wtier, fOF the next thr <1 000 Wit U 51,000 mafaciiring i o tiblished. Tril i, Twa daily expross [t VWANTEDSA PARTY (OF T fon for fair dealtuy) to'tako il merit, whereby a furtune can uired at the outset B30 10 i 01 d ROWARE AND dolng. B Tuls: Feasan for seliting, woini au Addross 1] Address for da; TRE AN T h position and 0. ¥ . Q. MILLIKKN, Clarion, W HEAP; A GUOD LIVING F15amonth. Rizhtin bust. iy, luquite in 7 the stors, 240 Kast business now belng u in; %) 1 ralus sidp fur meals, supper be 1 x I 1h with 23 per of the bene. 1, Tribuue T beral salary. Address G olp T A TVANCES SADE GEBIA s, et LAUNDERS' priv ark. and i inee il ON INTRO CITY aule’ Applyto Unfoa Trust Cu., C. B, WILSON, Koom 3, 118 B ONEY IN T ur good colidtersis. itandolph-at TG LOA TATE AT per lock, "o ¥, #,00, AND OTHER nCuok G redl eatate, Morigage |,..‘I' O & LON G o Tk Winhinetoner ot SR ST ()) TO LRND ON CHICAGO PROPERTY £330, 000 Hod o S e cipalsonly may S200.0005% Jinofs farne, 10 W, Po TO LOAN AT “THE VEI on Chicaze proverty o 1l OV, 70 Rtafe. tei | addrusa P, 0. lox 2, LOW: Cuninunicy fark Lo. MISCELLANEOUS. OPEN TO the apring Lruspecte requlred. er Valley, o 1 ARTIN 1 M ILL )\" ki ! el c‘ ‘:Il Sk seat:siin. sa "t diet wanier. t T. HA TRED DOV t formuer price, 0 (3] ., London o BETH OF tosiz k. ALASRA NT_SEL 1T MALTIN, ) et T, 15 BEOLUTE AN who *prevend trary taiaw. Lexal divorces proc formation [mpiried by w ORTLUNEN YOI I ahy notnaterial. Addroeat HIVOLC vii} CECDEWALLE OF UNPIHINCL without repiatiun’ o o 10 oblain unecesary, F GaOLRICH, ivures aud re Ing or calling et Jaw-uice id Wastlnston-at., Huom 19, biitey, P cons de Ine LEGALLY AND QUIETLY ONTAINED ud Terriiory, for iacumpativility ue il years' experience, +d. DEX Loauie 8 aad 5, Chicag, 1i er duéree. bd Hous (UEAT BALGAINS 1N cllamber fupsiture; hand only $80; cl s Tods ARTI it ADIUSTANLE FIAT: Lress—ARK for It Ll W the market. LIV ELU' & 5l rera 54 North W . FULE UNION 1" cree. & bt LEGALLY AND aie for incompatibility, ete. Fee atier de A NO. 8 WUSHUY | iso, furaliure, at b hamber sults reduced fr. L0 aks fuunl for altorativus. It T. Heal LEGAN AN dvouie parlof sull, 7 plecy om $d @ §i . STEEL SPIING MA anly perfect une 1y tie ERIDAYN, Mavulsctus WWAKIERCR, STEADT AYD Son MY A3 medicine preferred, Imolllll nmud-u.. » NBR0f. ~DRUG CLERK, YOUNG MAN, o - hree or four years expertence (a efty, - lmfla‘, . had el Anply ax Tremont flanse drug ware, 43 De ‘Trades. ARTED=-A COMPETENT MAN 3 - WV AT A ST OB A ANTED=AWAT 3 RE ¢ Ay tarra nms'uxn AK.HI EITHERTO TARE ra I8 tha couttry or to pur. i, MO Slinioe ncey. Ahnn\nolhzrwnm,h{m!erfl DAyl anc wanted (o scce] #itustion in the cou: 3 3 N ) fiina tn e couatry. - Appi ae i ERONDERG Employment Agencies, VANTED=100 NAILROAD LAUORERR, $1.50" Rl b, Ve e BECK & CO. ', 23 West Ilahdoipnsts - Ps) Z Fliscolinneons, TANTED—300 MEN AT $500 A MOX o B AR, SRR AN AT N G Rl A i A s 2 Dearborn-st., Chleaga. ANTER=A WA A WAITE]L ANDT0 MAK ‘V himself generally uneful. Aa:“!.Db!-';gG,llllAglE hours uf B and 6 8. ., st No, 73 a ences required. it No, 73 Husl City, refer: VWASTED-AT 05 FIFTi A MAN AND:: »ife without children, used to farm work, Also, £oud womIAn for cook sad geaeral hotsework. FANTED =24 AGENTS WITH i WTD AOET, Y, £ SR o ‘\' 5, loum 5, 114 hsle;t:x:'ylt. Soiiem 2 - INLE DUSINRES DIAR WWAstE 1ES wwilling Lo accept the gencral agancy in snother city for an actual necewity that will pay” over $300 nunthly, which can be siown upon stri :“nind"s SouthClark-st. l(ol)l.‘l?o”“ cfl%‘):}::l"ul‘:: eied. W ASTER G AT T, &0, CAST, PEEOSTE, ol 01 e wlniers ] Call mmediately’ 113 Kt Madhon-at, Hoom B o D=A GOOD, RTRONG TOY TO DRI milk, and weke hisieit Teberally Meral . AXT, it DES MOIN) 7 W Quincy. 1il,, and Madizon, Wia. u‘;eneir‘:hl::n‘ tasell an artifle ftcded in every family: compensation Uiberat. Anplicationio te made in person, oletters cfod. oo 13 Metropolian Biock: WATES & R Nl R VWANIED-TRAVELING BALESMAN DEALIN with the furniture trade 1o sell & kindred vranel from plioographs on commission, ' Address with refers gnce for Ava daye, or apply, 07 Washington-at., secoad “r"\,\“n-: Country t profitabie local icle} paniiculars fre 481, 8t Louls. y ASTED WITIL 600DS On ke fninin buslness infrerilancons aiore ev: bl L I'ai K1 12 Nortl Clar] .. IlD"lllh'l. 7:8venlng cuitislprnd Liaks A e e VWASTED=TRIEE GEXTLEMEN OF GOOD AD- ress ta policlt sdverifetacnty: rare indncementa offered to energetic men, Address RAILWAT, A €0, Tribune office, VWASTED=A GOOD STEADY TOUNO AN TO at In pliotograph gailery: s xood chance for & suftable pe A est Madison-at. Y. ED~t0 COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS TO + i I ake extra Iarge com- takeout amali sample snd i missions. Call at Room 30, 102 Washington-a. WANTED-FEMALE ELP, Domestics. VWARTED-OIRL T0 NO GENERAL HOUAEWORK ina privato fawnily near thecity. Inquirest Room 11, @9 Dearbarn-st, . N__EXPERIENCED COOR AND Bwedlh, Danlih, or German pre. zood reference. Call betwesa the k. 371 West Washinglon-st, —A”GUOD COOK AT 187 TWENTY: AN ACTIVE WORKING MAN IN EACIE own 10 take an_excluslve, permanent, R i entirely ‘now aril 10! £ ) VY ANTED=K GENERAL 003 BERVANT. TN quire at S1 Xorih Lavalie-st. Friday trom 10 to 12a.10. Destof references required. . VW ASTED=A GIRL TO 1i0 | work, Must have referen ERAL HOUBR: Call st 838 Weat T —A GIRL FOl GEN] - SIS Higou-ste o TIOUBE AL HOUSEWOLK: 738 North Wood-s. ORET '“rT\,\'nz ) GIIIL FOIt GENERAL Lnltll.nle'nrk.ngwnae& ELML Apply at 1009 Mon- roc-s "VA D=A " GDOD GIRL FOIt GENERAL housework I 3 Shminheyiarok i dauiall family, “Apply ot once, ¢ TIDY PHOTESTANT Kirly refercnces, for general houseworky houre ‘of ‘modern finprovements:’ family not targoj Prair Dear Thirty-third-st, T GEIR I, between We FANTED—AN INTELLIGENT, COMPETENT, | actlye kirl o do genersi hndsework in s famis Goud references required. Call at 1471 AN’ B ] or meners) b X fly ‘of three, Applyat Troiont Hoiso drag stovs. 53 Dearborniste - Nurses. VWANTED-GINL 12 70 18 YEALS OLD T0 MIND , a KO- ANERICAN, URIMAN. Ol RWEDR childre: 121 Fouth Sangamon ¥ ANTEU—A NURSE OINL. CALL DEFORE 1 o qluvk Ia‘ a5 2t 750 W Adama-at. . CARE OF BICK need apply refer- City Hatel, cor jpon tavle, wad auiat gencraily. THSE 0 TA] 4 no furelyues Address 0. W, WA nerstate and Slxteenth DI HALE V73, wenly-sece Miscolinneous. 2 VYASIED-A LADY WITH 830 TO ASSIST IN - jusiacing s gontee) and prontatle cash businse; inveatipate, 113 kast Madison‘st., Ttaom . N ATIONS \WANTED—MALE, IBookkcopers, Clorks, otc, ITUATION WANTED-A PM"T HAVING martm?hkuat‘ dge 0f the wholcssle cery busi- 1t {ta oo Judge ol g have for 1 an old whulesale gro- Nouse fn Yow Nork ho have Kone out of buslicas, acquntnted with tie tradv and’ marketa, desires 10 Teuove (o Chlcago wnd obialh & position with somo whinlcaale grocery howse 1o that elty where bo. ca ryperieave and clow Rpplicition to business, make his arvices of in thy eeperuf 15 yeans' experience; term referehce, nd boud 1 Bee T D A1 experleuged business man in & stralght and s hich guarantees 8 moderate (ncoioe for: i aud tanilly, _ Address 317, Trbune uitice. ‘rraqges, . SII.L i S‘nynms‘wlsflfn‘-u‘. A PRACTICAL BOOK- pireroth ATION WANTED-FOR THE COMING TEAR rdoier, or Lo take chirgs uf s farw, by a and experienced person. Address b, Doz Is% ¥ ity Aich WANTED-BY A VOLNG SIAN, CAR- anbyater by uads; uudersiands boukkeuplogi uaa drive s teamn am wiillng W wurk st anything thel fa [Eigrctaber el tuferoiced. ” Addres WILIAN' ! HERRING, 0t Conchuien, ‘Teamsieors, ety MTUATION WANTED—HY AN EXPERIENCED Bres-class driver and KiGws the oityt iwilling and usctul, Ad- IMALE, SITUATIONS WANTEDZFIL Domcatics. i gl'\'l’?ATl(’lN WANTED-I'Y A GIRL A8 COOE, NO D) abjection to wailing, fa & Drat-clus (awlly; bone el uced wpaly s Orst-cla referoucee it reguired. Ade drens 57 EtGural iy, . N WANTED=-0Y A 0OOD GIRL IN A iy, Call a1 Nu, 44 Outaria-at, EH-BY A GOOD GIRI TO D Taintlys_Can at o Borbote " ED—BY A COMPETENT AN nt Bahenitau girl (o cook, wash, aud irvo ia inily. Can give reference. Cullaf 1H Twea: - ULNITUTE COMEAN Laot [ kinde of Luusehol Lure us Dionthly payuiests: low prices, long MUNICA SPECIAL CHANCE~AN ELEGANT RUSEWOOD LY. T3y 0ctave pianoforte, with agraile, French actlon, cw improvemicni, standard 1neke. price; 3o wil well fur g t6 Ve alteratious (o our bulldivg. K. iy ¥ WEST hatd turul: i PECKER BROS. PIANGS AND ESTEY OIIGANS for aale aud for rent; fo thecity, PARINER W irala colnm nve years, abd can d 8 yedr claar froul expensc [ oilcry the Very b Washiagtoa:at.. Hoom G. RTURY & ANTED-AGLE tofatrodure s patent tacd) farenies I purticulars furslsbizd ou spplicatlon te caé} DU others sollciled. Address ne: foweat prices a4 tasieal teruns Al¥, 214 blate-st. ! HOMSES AND CARMIAGES, A lilel‘éivisfiyffi"fiv CUTTENS AND 2.BEAT o h WotFe gbe for sal, or will trade for ‘yous r ¥ BALES KV ki wod saturday, sl 10 &, W, diswonds o3 143 Mlchigen-sv, Yuoio e lf.} Weliors T 08T-A klvuu-cufii‘ffii’ SETTEN DOG, GOOD 4" also: whil [ L o300 RTiChZanav. el b pai ['0'51' ABY 4 s Ly [ ward ¥ lea IR & aiusd Keso; 3 res 174 Clarkat., ur ECK-CITATN WITH EMALL iiaz eat pctied sult 12g10a g 1o ENMAN GIEL TO of ehildren and sew. JITUATION WANTED= ) o secuud work ur take ei Apply at 1314 Hutterteld. SITUATION WANTED=! AJ eook, wash. and ron or geovral housawork L alt fimily Shicre wuod sad wiier s (ndoord. " Apaiy 88 41 st SIUATION WARTRD-DY & SCOTONWHNANTO Do chnuiverw oF geucral hudsuwsrk - Whero' there Ja oy washiog: wiilg 1o maks herseit rally useful. Apply to 74 Urast-place for two days. BERAUMINITVENTN, GiRE UATION WANTED-IY AN AMERICAN i Sl“n};ruwxn and second work; '“.kullll wiik the' dare ot childreu. Cali 63 Wead Lake:sd, W athink. BAre . qlTUA‘HO‘ WANTEDL=-BY A UY‘SU GIRL A8 > Lriwe days & isundressor covd. Call \20d Ous he id wh Clirge of & enleuaas housenaid, detifes usiilous di d)_unyucsilon Eaves excha rees fuF Sirvy ‘Triuuns ufl . CHANGE. g 10 EXCIARGE_T00-ACIE PAIO HALV & WILE Lot Bl d g thad Caldwell County, el g 8 Eilbar sheda, porida, pieaty o -.;n-‘. ns orchatde’ lad ittt T. 8. BUYD, Hoow 14, 144 Myaisoa- T[\OEXCUAXGE—~MY BYOCK OF TEAS, - Lock 104 0. L. " Wanl jar cieli, ulfl.i‘& e g et e ey Addreas L 20, Tribuae ottice, = PEBSONALy )fluuxsb'-mo AB DEAN 15 MOST EARKESTS roqursied 0 WL 10 0 lirvat Chrethameate