Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 9, 1877, Page 3

Aadie VIHUAUY LIl OUIN T DI oy TLDINURICE 7y, 107177 IJA TIE Gome More Decisions Recently « Given by the Supreme Court. Lot of the Marriod Woman's Act on tho Statute of Limitations. Ls-Grain-InspectorTomplking and His Bondsmen Not Liable, Mike Evans' Oage Will Come Up To-Day —A Possible Jury Trial, Tiecord of Jndgments and New Sultsess Brukrapley Cases. THE SUPREME COURT. FEES OF GRAIN INSIECTION. Follawing s tho deelslon of the Supreme Cotirt. In the case of the People vs. W, I, Tomgpe tns, cx-Chief Insncctor of Graln, and his aures sles, u sult brought to recover certain moneys n the shiapo of fees which {t was alleged were eceived and not turned over by Tompkins. The leuiston is wrltten by Mr. Justice Scholficld: Suiess the colleetlon and curtady of tho fuml fn- solved in 1hid controversy can be ield to have been airly within tfie contenplation of the parties nt the ilmo of the executlon of the hund, there can I 30 tecovery, for no_prineipls of law b+ better.sets (led than tnat the contract of & surety 18 to be con. straed steictly, and hia Liability cannat ho extended by implication heyond the terms of his obiigation, Asobierved by Story, 4. in Miller ve, Stewart et al., Whealon, UEO: tho extent, and in the manncr and undar (o clrcumatances pointed out fnhis_ owligation, he fs bowud ond no further," Heynolds va, Halletal,, 1 Seam., 03t People, ete., ve. Moon, §1d,y 1243 Governor, elc., va, itidges 3 ., 11 AR, R Co, Ve, Thigging o8 11, 12 Mh ve, Peoria Connty, 60 .o 4205, i fourtoonth acetlon of the **act to regnlate ublic warchnaees, and warchouslng and_inspec. lon of grinn, anid to give effect to Art, X111 of the Constitution of this diate,™ In forco July 1, 1872, Laws of 1872, p. 707-8, it {a made the duty of the Governor, by atd with the advice and consent of tiie fenate, {0 Appolnta pereon having the quallfs cations thereln prescribed Unlef Inspector of gealn for every city in which Is_located n warchonao of Class A, who shall liold Hls offlen for the term of two yeats, unless sooner removed. 1t Is the dufy of the Inspector thus sppointed tu have o gencral fupervialon of the ispectton of uraln, ns required by the act in thn laws of the fiate, ander the ad- vice and hinmediate direction of the lonrd of Come nissioners of fatlroadn nnid Warchaneer, 11e s authorized tu nomninate to tho Commisslon. s of Itailrond and Warehouses Asslstant Inspeete ira, and snch othier tmpluzn As may Lo necesanry o propetly condnet the business of this office} ind the Commlsnlonors are authorlzed to make the sppointmants, Upun entering upon tho dntles of |run|flv.‘e. tha Chlef Inspector 18 required to exes suta a boud to the people of tlie Stato in the nennl mm ot $50,000. with secntities to be approved by e Boanl of Commissloners of Haiiroads and Warchonscs, conditioned that **ho will faithfully sud strictly dischargo the daties of his natd ofiico of Tnapector lccor(lm‘; to_the lnws and the rules ind rezulations presertbing his dutles; and that ho w1l pay al aires L0 ANY person or persons who nay bo injured by rensow of his neglect, refusal, or falluro 1o comply with tho lawsund tho rules ind regalations aforesall.” Tho Arsletant 1n. spectors are reqitired to oxeente bonds in the [mnnl sum of 85,000, In form the samo as_that of tho Chief Insvector; and It ia provided that suits may be brought upcy ull snch bonds for the nxe of any pervois fnjured, bntthero {s no rmvl!lun expreesly authorizing st to be broughs {horson for the use of rucceasara fn oftice, ‘The bond follows the Innguage of the starnte, int neither In fts condition nor in any part of the st uto 18 thore Innguaxe referring directly to the an- ticipated collectton and custody of money by the Chief Inapector, on any accoun’, True, yower Ia conferred hy th statnts vipon the Comm{ssioners of Hallrosas and Warchouses to fix the rates of chargs for tho hifspectiun of graln and tho manner n which it alisll bo collected; but it does not dea- Ignate the Clief Inspector, nor roquire that ho hall bu selectad ay the collector and euatadlan of the fand thus o ho ralsed. 'The dnty expressly enjoined upondho Chiof Inapectorin to finve a gene eral superviakn of tho Inapection of prain a8 ro. nulred by theict or the lnwaof the State, which ia 1o bie dischargoyd under the adrice and Immedinto irection of ite loard of Commissioners of Hall. toads nnd Werchounes, who are empowered to nake all proyer rulen and regulationd for the Ine ipection of gain, The murctics of tho Chlef In. Ipoctur, whe cxecuting the bond, must have Kithlu their ontemplation whatever may relata to ihe supervisisn of 1nspection, hut tha collectlon of the charges for in=pection and the custedy of Mie fuul thos o bo raleod aro distinct md ndepadent ncts, and the duty 10 gorforni then cannot o mecessarily lumiplied Irom tho dul to have superviaion over Inapectors, ior, manifesly, they ll")‘lll Lo porformed by some person otherfhan the Chlof Insucetor with® equal ropricty. {nduubicdly, the Chief Inspector inny 3¢ sclected b perform these actus nt it Is impos. bl to forece that ho will bo relected until the Joard uf Caunlreloners of Rallroads and Ware. houses have ro Indicated by thelr action. When the bomd o Tompkine was exccuted, therefore, hie sareties wers not chargeable with knowledge by the fav that ho conld bu required to collect and hiave he eastody of the fund In controvotsy; and, slncitho declaration showa that the Commis. sinticrs ofltullronds ant Warchuuses did not until, after the execution of tho bond, adopt the rulcs anid razndtions hy virtuo of which he dhi collect ad ohtan the custody of that fund, 1t follows it cannothe hield within the contemplation of the partics, .0 esocuting the bond, that they wera weuming any Habitily on that account, and that tlie demerer wan properly austalned, [lud tis duty been enjoined npon Tomnpking, as Clnef Inpector, when the ol wan executed, (o tallect 118 fund anil retain its envtody, a alfferent sud mua stronger cave in tavor of {he plaintifis would lve b presented, It s wallics resent however, that no such case la presented y tharecord, ond fta merlts need not ho dle- sieecd, The Judgment nuninel Vhe People for :0a1s we crroncous s Lot Lils will bu madided, and Mo proer Judemient remiered in {his Conrt, the yrror bing purely formal, aud incapublo of, pre. luclugjubstantinl (njury to the people, The pdzment below is inoidliled uud sftirmod, Beotnnd Cruig, 4, Jay dissenting. ¢ & N, W, V4. THE PEOPLE EX REL. A nmber of records had been flled preseuting ihe smce questions us this case, and us a matter ot corvenlence they wereull consldered fn this aphien, which wus written by Justice Walker, Anxilants urged that Cook County Is not act- ue uuder townshlp ofganlzation, aud that, tbrefore, there are no means provided by law {r collecting the revenuw and speclal sssess wnts, and that the various oflicers of the town Hl county, in acting under tho township organ. atlon law In asscssing property, levying and llecting the tax, ete., uro und have beeu pro- eding without warrant of law, and all thelr cts are unlawful and vold, It was urged that he 0ath of the Collector fs Insuflivient and falls o comply with thelaw, Itwas fusisted thay he aflidavit “states that the Vst shows tho total nount of speclal assessmunts for the year, and yet 1t s made lu éeveral cases us to the sumo fand in one year” The Court falled to und hat the dands bad been scveral times 035es800, and that such nssessments apneared in several Places In the list. On turnlng to the section of the Revenue law and comparing tho Colle ctor's returns with it, the Court dit not find any none compllance by the Cullector with its requlre- ments, The law never desfzned that the whole taxes and usscssiuents should be dufeated by a mers omisslon of atract of Jand or a lot frum the liat. But the affidavit did not stato that it was u trus and correct recerd of the delluquent tauds, gs Bec, 190 of the Revenuo law requires. m| Lu Breultn's caso it was hield that the conllrma- ol by the County Court of tho report of the Commlssloners who made the assessment was tonclusive untll rovessed. The finding ang Judgment of the Court thereby became res judicata, and cannot be gsgain fnguired Into or questioned collaterally by par. tics. In the cutes covered by the oplufon thera was o continmation, and (hat decision is contlusive on that question, IE {rrezular, ap- Hlants should have inudo the objection fu the unn‘!’y Court Lelore the asscssment was con- firmed. Upon au exawination of all the ques- Lians preseat, the Court fulled to perceive sny error, and the julgiment was confirmed, WILLIAMBUURG CIFY FIKB-INSURANGE COMPANY ELIZABETIL 3, CAUY. Mra, Cary orizinally took out = policy on property at 'No. 85 Siate street, where ehe Kept & stock ot nullluery, which was afterwanly moved Lo No, 463 Walash avenue. - Sho notitled the Company of ler removal, abd sie elalined that they had agreed to carry the risk on the Koods i the new location.” They claim that Luuy did not uxree to carry the rsk, The goods wera destroyed in tha big Ure of duly, 1374 o Compuny clalmned that such removal cntircly Il!..-h-uécnl the fusurance. 'The Court held thut it the Company was afterwards notifled of the Femoval, it was Just as good as I{ thelr consent il been tlret ubtained, aud that, I the Cumn- bauy desired to ruscind theinsurance contract after baving been notified of the change, they ould luve returied the nnearned premiom 804 rescindod the contract. The Cutapaoy had the right o treat the ro- moval of the goods 0s @ breach ot the warrunty bythe Insured, and ight declare the policy 10rfeited. But, as no action was takcn by the Compbuy after natice. the sasured bhad the right to Infer that the Campany the risk. Alter the objectlon that the proofs af loss farnished were [nruiicient umder Hie conditions of the poliey the assired was relfeved from sany obliation to make furthier proof in consequence of the Company placing §ta refural to pay tha loss un the groind of non-labllity in any event. The action was not prematurely browght, tho Cumpanrlmma placed its refisal lufm\' the Toas on the gronnds that thera was no flaklity upron the uump.\n{. In nny ceent, it cannot avall itself of the limitation tlause of the polley as a defense. There ia no 1eason for extemling o the Company the henefit of the Timitation clnueo as to the bringine of an action for n luss which oflicers havo deedded not to pav at any thne, or under any elrcumstances, The time given In which to mnke the payment of the los was of no valug to the Company, for it did not ntend to pay at all, and the nssired was ab Iib- ma to bring her artion al once. Rogers & Appleton, nftorneys for defendants fn error and Cauttleld, Hardin & Patton for the cornorntion, THE HPFECT OF THE MANRIED WOMAN'S ACT. In the case of Castner va, Walrind, recentl; declded upon rehearing, the Supreme Conrt af- firmen their tormer oplnion, holding that the statute of Mimitations will riun againsta marrled woman since the Marricd Women'’s net of 1361, and that the saving clawee of the limitation nct in favor of femmes covert has heew tmpliedly repealed I»B' the ralil act of 1861, ‘They exprers- Iy mondify The opinfons expressed on” the same point in Mofison ve, Norman, 47 Hlinofs liep., 477, and Noble ve. MeIartand, 51 1L, 220, 'The case §8 ol geat finportance, and abrief restme of the deciston may not he uninteresting. The orfcinal: bill ° was filed by Custner und others in the Kans County Circuit wiling to carry .Court agatost James Walrod to enforee the con- veyance of 4 tract of tand claimed by the com- rlnm:mu. 1t appears that i 1540 Amos Laskins, father of the complalnants, hought of one Owen 1lall the Iand in wmrnrrrn*' for §140, unflnz ’p-artlu cash, and recelving & bond pro- viding for the conveyance of the broperty fram Hall.” When the second payment was due, o October, 1850, this boml wits assizned Iy Huskina® son to Walrod to sccura o _loan with whicl to pay Hall, In November, 1850, 1laskins died, und’ Walrod o few days subse. quently, not having been repald Rhis Jonn, took the bond which appeared to bo trans ferred to him to Hall, and received a decd of the property, paying the remaluder which was due. 1o rook {m!scuhm. succeeded in getting a re- lease of th clnfns of Mrs, Haskina and Asa Haeking, aud accupled the Tand without contest until the present eult fn 1860, Two principal questlons were ralsed: onc as to whether the compiainant had been guiity of laches, the oth- er ag fo whether three of the complainants who were tnarried women were not protecied by the saving clauso of the statute of limitatlons pro- viding thut thoy should hinve three years niter the termination’of their coverture within which to bring suit. The Supreme Court. sald that the delay of nineteen years fu commenclng suit was fatal negligence. 1f the parties had Invokesl the uld of w court fnapt time the facts as disciosed on the trial showed s transaction so unfuir mud ine cauitable in l1s nature, I not frawduleut In its character, as would fully justify o court of cquity in Interferinm. Tho parties, however, hud knowingly elept on thelr rights uincteon years, and not even tho charge of fraud was then sufliclent to cotnpel a court to step over l}m’ well-cstablished rules and encourage a stalo cluim. The forco and effect of the saving clause of the Btatute of Linitations was entirely changed and nentralized by the act of 1801 known aa “The Marrled Vomen's act.” Beforo that timo a marrled woman could not own Incpcny nor .coptract with roference hereto, If her lands after marriage be- came occupled advereely she had no Kuwcr 1o prevent the running of the Statute of fmitation n{ thoe payment of taxes herselt as her husband had pusscssion of the Jand, and sho hacl no money necessary for such purpose, If shie had a clilld her husband acquired n life cs- tate In her land us tenant by the courtesy. Tho act of 1661, Lowever, made o radical change of the common Inw In_regant to thio- rightsof a a marricd woman over her property. She could then sue and bo sucd, mako contracts with . ref- erence to her property, and pay taxes the rame 08 though sl were wnnarrled.” ‘The reason for the enactment of the saving clause in the state ute lu favorof afemme covert had ceased, and the law of 1%1, befox 8o utter- Iy Inconsistent with ~ that hefore it the forner must be held to be repealed by fm- plieatton, The conclusion was (rresistible " that the saving clause was ahrorated, and that o married woman was tobe considered ns a foming sole with reference to hor own {m) erty. There a8 no reason why she shouid be entitled to the eaving_ clause of the Etatnte of Limitations, 1f ahe had property slie should bear the respon- sibllity, The Jife catato of the complainants was barred In 1858, the defendant having held the land as against. them seven years by atitle deducible of record. The statuie began to run ogeinst those of the complalnants who wero married women n 1801, and 15038 their rights were gono for the samc reason, and the sult which was begun in 1809 was there- fore too late. ‘The opintons tu Morrlson va, Norman, 47 I1L, 477, and Noble va. McFarland, b 111, 226, wero therelore to be modifled 8o far aa thoy conflicted with the present oplnfon. ‘The decreo of the Cirenit Court of Kane County In dismissing tha bill was aflirmed. Justices Sheldon and Dickey dissontod. Cy Do & Yo I VS, TIUE DANK OF NORTIl AMERICA. ‘This wns on n rcmlun for rehearing, Tho Court huving proviously reversed the judgment below now say % on further and more maturo deliberation we huvo conie to tho conclusion that our former {ud‘gmunt shoull Dbe chauged, and the judgmunt of the Court below contirm- ©d "SIt was au action of assumpsit, the declara- tion mnlnln!;:ft aapecial count on a promfusos Hote exceuted by the Raliroud Uumlxmu" "[{ 3 0, Youn{.' Genernl Manoger, to B, J. Walker, and hy iim_ndorsed o tho plalntift, and also contalilug the conmmon count, Annexed to the declaration was un nflidavit of the uature and amount of the plantill’s demand. De- fondant filed o plea denylng the oxecn- tion of tho _mnote, wiich plea was verificd by the ofMdavitof {ts President, The Dlea was on motlon of plaiutif’s attorney stricken from tho fllus fn tho Court below fur want of an alliduvlt of merit uuder the statute, and judzment was rendered to the full smount of the note and {nterest, Tho polnta {n the cnae urged by the defendant were: Firat, that the ollidayit Mled with the plaintlil's decluration was made by an agent and " not with tho plaintift Itselfy sccond, that no afldavit of crits was required un bebalf of the dofundant, as {t was ale letied Lo bo a corporation chartered by the Legls- Inture of the Btute of Indians, and ‘doing busi- ness under sud by victue of that chartor, and therefurs was a non-resklont corporation § and, third, the defendant's denylng the execution of the note was a snbatautial” compliance with tho statute, A8 to tho (irst mml’. the Bupremu Court held that the aflidavit's belng made by an agent eonstituted no objeetlon, They ruled in regurd to tho second polnt that, fnusmuch ns the plaintifl's ailidavit alleged that the princ- pal ofllco and place of businesa of the defend- ant s In Cook: County, Iilinuls, it Is & resident corpuration within the meaniug of the Practies uct, although chartered by the' Legislature of m-!lmm. and, as such, was required’ to flle an allidavit of merita, With regard to the third neint, the Court holds that the plea put [ L3aug ouly the note as it waw deseribed 1 the special count; and if, therefore, the noto offered fu cvidetica should bo so malerially variant therefrom as to bo mudinlssible under that count, . the plea might be sustalued yet tho plaintiff, by inuklue. proot of “its execution, might recover the amounnt due upon fLunder thy common cottut, — Aguln, the plea would be eustained if 1t should appear that Younq, as manager, had any lecal authority to bl the defendunt by executing the noté. Whills be might have scied houestly and cou- sistently, the defendant might have been ine debted "to the plaintlil in tho amount_of the note, and tho attempt to bind tho defendant by the notu have been sullicient as based upon o ful) valuabls considerstion. —In such cass the debt would remalu unaffected by the sald note, The languare of the statute requlring an anf- davit of merits and the afdayit filed in this casa are not therefore equlvalent, . The one requires It to be stuted that therois a defenso upou the merits of the whole ar & part of the .rulullfl'-l demand; the other presents o de- cnea which does not necessarily go further than mnflm:r. the character of the evidence admissa. e TESTERDAY'S OPINION. Special Dispatch o Tte Trivuns, BPRINGPIELD, LIty t'e0. B~In the Bupremc ourt to-duy an opiuion was flled fn the now celebrated dram-shop case, nrl*}nmlug In the McLean Circylt Court, of Robluson va. The People. Tu tho trial in the lower Court the de- fenso was sut up that the drameshop law was uncoustitutionsl because, on its passaze in th Henate, its titlerccelved only twonty-four vo! two less than a constitutional majority, The lower Court atlirmed theconstitutionality of the act, and the Eu{:rcme Court now atfirms that opinion. - The Court say the queation presented Ly this record was fully dlscussed _and delivered i tho - case of ing vs. Webster, January term, 1876, and Johnson vs, The People, Beptember ‘terw, 1570, 'These cases goveru this, and the Judmuenl of the Court below must be aflirmed. The following further uglm(ml wero filed: Peoplo ex rel. S1iits va. Dattzraons creor to :o,u: ficlluun for habeas corp: el of error dls- wisscd, Rohillog vs. The People; ]ndgv tafirmed. Devine va. Commisslouers of Coo! peal from Coak; degrce roveraca aud cause remanded, Osborue ve, Gerrish; crror to McLean; Judgment afirmed. v Amner. Immons; appeal from Montzo cr{ Jndgment anirned, Aeansve. Kendall: appeal from McLean; af- femed. Eront ve, Howard; error to fcatt; reversed and remnnded Olinwa Glass ) s, ‘aleh; m LaSalio decros amemed. vl Apesd fro CHICAGO, TIR EYANS MANDAMUS CASE, “IhinIntest attempt of Mike Evans to get the Collector's books appeata to be likely to cause more trouble thun usual, The answer to tho petition which was filed Tucsday vresents Lwo points—otic of law os to whether the plea {hat Feany was n defaulter, to wWhith n demurrer has teen filed. Thero were nlso two questions of fact ns to whetlier Evans! last bond waa suiligient and whether it had heen untawfully and nrbitrasily rejected by the Supervisors To this n replication was filed and the fssuc thus ratsed will probably have to be tried by o Jury. The atlorucys I the caso appeared In court yesterday morning, und had an hotr's talk which amonnted to nothirg. After etatin® thefact of the filing of the de- mutrer and keplicatfun, s hoth parties reemel 4 he anxfous to proceed the case was set for Lo- day, when tho arguments and the demurter will be heard, nnd It will bo decided whether tu go to the jury on the question of fact as to the sufMiciency of Evana® bond. 1t s not prob- able that uny decfsfon will be reached hefore Baturday, nnd the mecting of the South Town Tonrd will prohiably have to e adjourtied aguin, nud when Mike geta lifs books from the County Clerk he will have the %h’llunq of handlug them inmediately over the County Treas- urer. TIE CITT-ABSESSMERT CABEA. The folluwing is the_calendar of the elty- nszessinent cases which Judge Jameson hegan to call yesterday: A8, 4156, Clty va, Tobey et al,, for whlening State slreet from Jackson to tlarrison atreets. 0,801, City va, Higl_etal,, for widening Slate street from Harrison to Twelfth -lrf:l. B3, 018, Clty va, Stndlemnn ot al., for widening Taltty-fivst street from inlated Lo Laurol street, 40,440, Clty va, Dennebecke et ak, for npening an aifey thruti Bitock 3 In Myrick's Addition, l(fl. City vs, Lynchet al, for opening and widening Haynes court from Arctier gvenue to Thirty:hest street, 40, 251, . ‘Race et al., for opening West wWadliinzton etreet from Ita present euxtorn torml- nun westof Centreal Park through to Iamlin ave enne. . . 61,712, Cily ve, Kent ot al.} for whiening, apen- inge. il extending Winchoster avenas from Ogien avent fo West Polk sirect, , B y v, liapgzood ctal., for opening or extendl emitage avenue from West Polk street to West :E el(th atreel. 47,874, City ve, Hapzood et al., for openinz an alloy from )Il'ulk Alzlel:l lo L 'l'ny;nrslme‘. between Wood street and Termiitago avenug, Clty va, Huston et al,, for wilening Madison street, from Callforulaavonne to the city Hmits, 68, 149, Clty vs, Gallaher et nl-.‘fnr onening and wilenmg Marshfiehl street, from the south lino of Block 6 Ansessor's Uivialon 1o West Polk stroet, Y414, City vo. Tllliman et al., for widentn alloy from Blacklnwk street to the north line of Lot'161 in Duttertield's Addition. 48, 078, L'll{ va, hlone et al., for openinz Caln- avenue from its prescal wnorthern terminus 2l to Elghtcenth strect, The first case, City va, Tobey, 15 on trinl. Af- ter this calendar “fs dispused of a calendar of forty or filty condemuation eases will bo called, Alter thai the Judge will take up the call of Calenidar No. 2 of unte-fira and passed tnses, ‘The followlng are the Hrst twenty cases: &62a. uion vs. Tui-boat Watsons s, Same vy Tug-Boat Johnsou; 1404a, ll]dr\c, use, cle Bauerbury; #4102, Gilmore va, Mttenff3; QU7 Lichberg va. Smiths 0182, Kenny ve. }(eller; B00sa. Longyar vs. Hansom; 401%a Decatur ve. City; 02, Clarke et al._vs Ogden ct al. 403, Boskowltz ct al, va. Baker ot al.} Diggels ve, Holstmani 47, Kerncy ve. (ifbson; G4, debolten va, Citys 89, Lerow va. Brown; 107 Tlllcen v, flankell: ‘198, Watkis Prondfoot; arris va. Counsclman; 20! Dickson va, M. D, Transportation Company; ’l.';.i'u;. Huouson ve. Brown; 003 Mountague va, eree. o DIVORCES, Elfzaboth Wrinht tllod & bill yesterday ngatuet her husband, Elthu B, Wright, charglng him with aduitery and desertion nnd ssking for n divorce. Bho atso proys for the custody of lier children and for sultabie allinony, ITEMS, Tho jury in the eass: of Eurenc B, Btoddard, Inditeted for defrauding his creditors under the Hankrupt law, were nnable to agree, aud were diacharged yesterday tnorning. The case of A. N. Lancaster, indicted for per- Juryy 18 sot for Tucsduy, " The case of Hellbrin & Well was on nll day yesterday before ‘Judge Blodgett, and will he coneludel l(»dnfu To-dny i+ tho last day of service In the Clreult Court for the February terin. UNITED BTATES COURTS, Mary Huat, Ucorga H. Hunt, Lucy C. Booth, and Loulsu P, Huuty commenced a_ st fu ejoct- ment fimlnst George (1. and T, Stanley IHunt, laying dumages at $10,000, BANKBULTCY MATTERS, Calvin I Swain aud Glibert . Barnond, M uor dealers under the firm namo of Bwaln Barnard.weut Into voluntary bankruptey yuste day. . Tholr debts, ail unsecured, are 313,524,381, Noassete, C. 11 Swuln owes §300, aml his assets cansfst of n claim for 850 agalnst Theo. dare Schwartz, ifteen shares In the Braldwood Minug Company, which are worthless, aml clothes, furniture, and books, $175, G, W. Boruard owes 8200.60 unsceured. ‘The nsscts comprisg clothes und books, #1503 and thirty #harea of stock in the Braldwood Mining Comi- imn{; of no value. The petitfon was referred to {episier Hibbard, ho sals of the stock of Valentlno Welntz, for §80.47, was approved. Zetnlon M. Hall was ndjudicated bankrupt by default, sud o warrant lssued returnable Mar 8, An Assigneo will be selected at 11 a. ni to- morrow for the estate of Jolin T, Cutting. Kobert E. Jenklus wus yesterduy appointed Asslgnee of Charles Stefn, AUFERIOR COURT IN DRIEY, The Villago of Nurwoud Park flled a petition yesterday to havo ascertained the damuges for Wilenfng Curter atreet from Eastern uvenus Lo .\‘lll‘;'nu"keu avenuo to s uniform width of sixty- six feet, | Kuthurind 8patz sucd Carl Mertcus, George Beheidiz, and Henry Wagner for $1,000, Clirtsthn Lichtouberger and Honry Rang he- gan o sult LY attuchment against Henry Brink- worth, clalm! u;;ru.ms. 1ra McCord, Trustee of tho estate of John McCord, docoased, comutenced a suit for &5,000 agalust the Kichurds Irou-Works Company, COUNTY COURT. In the eatato of Stephen Binith o grant of ad- minlstration was Ufi)m“wd to Bupronls Smith une der boud for §5,000, CRIMINAL, COUNT, William Wittors aud George Barrott pleaded gullty tomalicious mischiefy and scutolics wos suspended, George Glbson waa tried for assanit, found kuilty, snd renandod. Georze Wartleld wus found eulity of robbery, and was glven vng year In the Peuitenbiary, Cyrus Edwards ias on trial for burginry at adjournment, THE CALL. Juoae Bronoetr—Criminal ealendar, Jduna Gany—103, 104, 105, 167, 1ud, 200, £O1, 203 tu 200, and 211 to 210, all luciusives No. 1kb, !:I‘ l“’ V4 dlercantile lusurauce Company, ou ul, Juba® Jaxgsox—30, 8U1, City ve. Highy No, 48,415, Cily v#, Toley, ou telal, vnus Moo No case on (Hal, all, " Arguuent in the Evaus wmandamus cass; No, 3,703, Van Buren va, CUVRER Hotu—168 to 160 fnclust ¢ 101 voue Booru—168 to nclusive, exce| 101633 No. 157, Evans va. ClLY, on trlabs Junae McALListene-Sot o 3 v8. Plotker and s Heabey va Posiar Noc 1ramey . 3 g, Al 0, MeCounall ve. sldway, ou Lo Jupax !Al'llb—\{cnoral baeinces, JUDAMENTS, BuvErion Covnt—CoNrweioxe—Charles Shnfoer 18, John Echweyer, §185. —5kow-Fetersen, luberg %oy Chatlcs & Yraderiouaca, £ X, Lanan on, . 78.—Heinrich Buble v John Schrocder and Frledrika Schrosder, §27: ve, Henry Brinkwi Daniel Q'llara, . B, F, Maupin, W B, Eswyer va. Joseph tioudioan, $4, ~Unlon Mutual Life Invarsuca Orline und Augustus ', sharp, 3. wamp, §3,048.03 472,20, -~Samne ga,mlm.m —$linon Ba 1, %2] ). Jeud Ganv—Char ih, §574. 2 4UD, — h 04, 10, B, s st /48,03, —Sumie va. Daniul Jirobston, v enlamin Neawau, ne ot of. ve. Ira Couch, 8 W, Tremaln Sulilvan and Geor, tone, §2,000. —Duvid Forchhclmer va. James A, an bella beott, 420, 30,0, V. Miller et sl vs, Philip Conley, 8, —Chiarles Fi i imous et'al, va. John 1. boalin, §1,347. 42 L Bean ‘va, Henry i, Jouon, $357.—ticorgs 1L Dackworth et ul, va, Juseph Youny, $203.—T. W. Ferry ot al. vs. Jamea C, Hyde, $320, 45.—Same v, Benfomin 5t Hawley, 8150.12,—W. F. MeLaren & Co. va, Kil+ oha 1. Talbot, §312,60.—~Marqueite Brown-Stona Company vy, Potss 1. itodob 828513 —Chl Artidclal-Stone Company va. Clarl s, $340. {2, —J, L. Wayne ctal., use Honry Lewis ¢t al., Awignees, vi. Freeman A. Flsber, $207.81, — ltobert Manghelmer ve. Stephen A. Goodwin,: 7,32 Androw Caniegio et ol ve. Robesh .lumu.suuou:—-a. K. Darry ve. Parnell Mumson, Sy ~JuDuE Rocrus—Il C. Latsbaw T e, Bore T Warreth OUa & A, sod W O'rlca; Verdict $110.42, and tion al mguuuol;:::lgc. A. Rogeravs, Ellen Keesan; verdict, $113.3:% OURRENT GOSSIP. AEAWEED, Alns, poor weed! Tho carcless thile T4 Infe thee seitiy hin Hzntest foam; And now a desert drear and whle Divides thea from thy wished-for home. 1% fow may hear thee hack once inore, 1iat canst thon Iive thy iife of yoter Alast 1, too, am left awhile By herl Inve, in lightest play! On dlstant Toves | xee her amile, § hunr et Tntizhter far away 1ler heart inay tarn to me ngdin, That can my hieart forget the pain? ~London &pectator, A GRASSIIOIIER BTORY, Chewenne (IVp,) hedder, Two men wera traveling in Kansas tast sitne mer, and; when about fifteen illes from Lind- sy, on the Solomon River; the grasthoppers ap- penred over them in such swaring as to moke 1t aa dark as twillght. Buddenly they began sele thing down [ swarms right where the two, men were riding along on’ horschack, Tho ferky bitds came down by countless milltonsy and all fraces of vegetation disappeated as i by magfe. They covered the ground eereral nches deet, and suddenly seemed determined to settle on e men and horss One of them, . man named Dan Kasanagh, was (hrown to the ground by the frantte plunging of his horse, and the grasshoppers, apharently: attmeted by a green ealico shivt which hs wore, swarined upon hitn, and, injlees {ime than it fnkes to tell it, had eaten every fliredol clothing from bim, and, hor- rible Lo relate, began devouring him alive!’ 1ils eampaniatl, & young German wmed Fred Kelser had a biacksnal hin, with which he munaged 1o tight them ol and teled to save poor Pam "The horse reared, foll and rolleu over with him, but he mnqngfillu reeafn bis seat, and it was not until Kayunagh had been skitived alive, aml nll the muscles and fiesh caten trom his_breast il ribs, that Kelser grave upand galloped away, About seven miles from thi: scene fre found'a ranch, and was cared for, 1o was'so bittenthat his handa, urms, and head sivelled o twice thelr hatural eize, and hie lay in the grealest ngony ad delirlum for a week, When lie recovered his horse was deud, and the muchmen went with bt to the sccue of the disaster. They found nothing but the skeloton of his cotnpatie fon, the buties picked clean and ulmost buried in the maosa of grasslioppers, which still covered the zround to the depth of a foot. His horse's sheleton lay near i, thevoraclous Insccts huy- 1ty caten fleah, ide, and hair, As the rancli- men own nearly a witole township in that vicint- 1y, which they are aliout tosell to an English m}nny. thoy swore Kelser to secreey In reganl 9 the afluir, gavo bin a horso and " entire uew outlit, and let him go on bis way rejolcing. ——— A TIBII STORY. X Troy (N. Y.) Preas, Mr. Beott, at the resldence of Dr, P.T. Heartt, of Waterford, has for some tine been aflicted with sore eyes. Rather more than a montn age he determilned fo try the curatlve vowers of sult-water bathing for the affected optics. For this purpose he procured a quantity of clear suow and melted it after which he fliterea 6 carefully, and pourfu it intt a tunbler put Into 1t a small quantity of rock salt. The solt s I solved, and every morning and cvening fora month s smalt q.unnlll.v of the wash was used. Yesterdag mornitic Mre, teott concelved that tou mtch dust had settied Iy the glass, and - shed throwlng it away and rinsing the glass, Beforo puttiny this profect into exccutlon ahe scatined thegliss more closely, and wus surprised to seo swhnming about, in s lively manaer, a diminutive sl A close examination followed, and thero surely was & small fisl about three- fourths of an fnch in Tongih, with bright Yrsr Jectiug bead-}ike black "'f""" and in lornation tlosely resemblinga “bull-head,” The diminu- tlve creaturo is transparent, and can casily be seen through, ‘The vertebre of the creature 18 plainly morked throughout its entire length. The fish has been placed in a hottle amd {8 care- tawhns about in the watery iy cujoying its saling £ 4 e -] £ B It s af a pretty pearl color and s dully growing, The question Is, What e the cmbryo tish Whors did it come from? Certalnly there could have been no germ of 1o In tho snow that had been melted by artificial heat and afterward filtered ; nelther coukd there have been any In ’mt. cfiumc particles of salt that bud been placed nto It A GAME OF “ FREEZE-OUT."” Dencer (Col.) Nei A had story comes from Deadwood ubout an old Denverlte—D. Tom Swmith, Thewrlter enys Toin hus heen Lehaving beastly for some time pasty threetening to kill his wife and several other people in town. Recently, ouu certaln evening, hio went into a saloon whers the Mayor, City Musshal, and two uthiers were engaged fna Enme of *frevze-out.” He pulled off his coat, took ncorner from which hie could cover tho rln:en and the bar-keeper, and then ¢ pulled his jgun," covked iy and held 1t ut a present upon whoever mmle amotion to rise or: change his }mallhm.' He told them that he cime in there or iurder and meant surder, but they might o on with the gume. . The game did go_on with o - wreat deal of solemnity, ~ The writer says, It was probably the moet solemn gwme of freezeout cver played in the Mills.” No one of the five present wanted to b o martvr,. But the City Marehal kept worklug his chalr around, and ot lost sud. denly ducked his head aud muds o spring for D, Tom. At that instant the latter * turned lvose ' his batterv, - The shot passed throngh tho crown of the Marshial's hat, out through tho altle, through the rim, twice tbrough the back of his roat, crosred the table, and struck the Marshal's lato partver equare (n the forcheud, Lutween the eyes, where (b gplit in two, audone- hali traversed the skull In cach direction, Qoall; lmp{\lug uear the temples on elther alde. Bul tho Marshal got Totn before he lind time to pull ngaln, und now Le lias gone to Youktou for con- fincment and trial, Tihe man he shot Is getting well, If'he had been killed they say Tom would bave dicd rather suddenly. A WOMAN IN THY CASE. New York traphte. According to the World thoyeal casua belll In Mrs. Hunaford's church s a Miss Miles, Miss Mllcs s Mra. Hanaford's liousokeener, 8hosceins tostand toward Mrs. Hannford, mentally aud moially, uss surt of support,—in short, a sort of Mr. Hanaford, It {s uot good for a woman toiive nlone, More, it Istmpossible. Miss Mlles 14 Mrs, Hutuford's true helpmate, Shols clerk of the chiurcl, Assbstunt Buperintendent of the Bunday-school, and 18 the real Chalrman of the Buard ‘of Deacons. Miss Aliles is o lady of great netivity, ton, and forco of churacter. Hero 18 where the ehue pinclies. ‘The male members of AMra, Hanaford's church do not like to have it . thrown up I thelr faces that their eatabllshent Is run altogether by women. "Ihat's what tho scoffers say. ‘Theyean get atong with a lady in tho pulpit;they have adeanced to that extent futhy recognitlon of woman's equul participation fu the world's work. ‘They adintt that intetiect knows wo sex, and that the strungest tnind, be it wale or fewale, must rute, Lut e s wue thing to adinlt the correctness of a prineiple, and quite snother to live un to It aud cadure the incvitable ridicule and sarcastic com- ment of a crude und unprogressed oulside world. 8o the pien of Mrs, Hanaford's congre- catfon say substantially: * Wo cannot afford lo £o boseo: Uy Misa Miles. Her futellect and ex- ceutive ability muy be stronger thun ours, but Iu the eyes of the World we must seem to run this church, cevenif really we do not' Miss Miles acems to control wtfulrs uow, but tho age §4 not sutliiently advanced tor u soclety of men to remaln contentedly bossed by a womun., We are not strong euough to cudure the ridicule asin of the world, Therefore §f Mes, s longer to Lo our pustorsho must dismiss her housckeeper," ———— LAMARTINE AND BULOZ. The following s au auecdote of Lawmartive, und Buloz of the fevue des Deuz Mondes, Just dead; Tn 1817 Buloz wished tu . obtuln au articlo from Lamartine, and after a deal of persuasion extorted from the distingulshed author and statesman & promiss to write one, one of tho principal arguments being the payment (n ad- vance of 4,000 fruncs, Lamartine belng *a trila short,*” Mouths rolled by with no sins of the artlcle, though Lumartine, to quict Buloz, zave him o little copy of verses thut ho had Iylog in Lis desk. The reyolutlon of 1818 cawe, und Lamartine was too busy 1o polltics to write; su one day, alter un angry scee, when Buloz taunted hium with takiug mone, In advance aud negleeting to render anequivalent for it, La- martlue gave the editor Luck his 4,000 francs. Haoloz tlmrcunn, with great maguanimity, ine sisted that Lamarting should be paid furthe verses, and Lumartine refused o receivo pay. $You must,” suld Buloz, with crushing dlcult{l 41 never publishan artlele that is not pald for, whluh'. indeed, was ot the case. ¢ Namo your price” ¥ Very well," remarked Lamartine, swoeping the 4,000 francs back lato his drawer, *ithat mukes us square,’ . A QUIET CONVICTION. Lord Midlcton, who {3 an English Magistrate, was recently called upon to hear the vase of a deaf mute who was brought up as a common mendicant. The Judge, fortunately, was skilled futhe deaf aud dumb alphabet, The evidence S was communicated to the prisoner with great promptitude by Lord Midlcton, In r«pl?’ the prisoncr eail he had broken no law, and he re- led npon the leral knowleige of the Bench to do hin {m«(.h © by discharging M. Lord Midle- ton told the prisoner that_he feared he waan profesefonal tendizant. The prisoncr, with great. alacrity, replled on his fingers, ** In that you are mistaken. | am an object n{'m-n-mntlu,vl awrl Kind hearts take comparsion upon me." Lord Midleton, with equni digita) dexterity, re- pifed: ¢ My formar lenfency o yutt waa mis- placed. You will go to prison for a month.” he prisoner, with great anfination, replied, * You are an necomplished Magistrate, but you have no cumpassion for an atliicted fellow-cres- ture. JIM AND CLATIA. e York Corresmondence Wakington Capital, One of the places that knows James Gordon Bennett no more for the present I the riding- school on Filth avenue, not far from the reser- volr. He, tozether with Miss May and a brilifant cavaleade, wscd to sceurs the whole place to themselves once or twien & werk and eyuestrianize to thelr hearta’eontent. Clara Morrls, who 13 a dauntless horacwotaan, also batrontzes this sehinul, and the other day had the taring to ride a little mustang, who was the ad- mlration of il visftors to the I{ippodrome who withessed the games of polo, ‘Fhia pany, who 13 A beauty, now that hie hus been tilmmed and cared for, camo hers with tho Callforuia players, and, until Miss Moriis got on his back the other day, had tiever knowit that it was Lo carrya shfesenddic, Iia clipped mouso-colored Loy, with ita dainty white marks on each foot, rearéd traight up when he felt the long skirts of his rider, it she mastered him after quite o stene- te, und the people in the place soon saw him hearing her in the most amlable while spirited fashion, his sliver banzles jingling us he moved, —— MINCE.VIE. Detralt Free 'ress, When one of the market-women yeeterday nagked Drother Gardner if the sight of a fresh- baked mince-ple didn't make his mouth water, e looked : from mlnce—rle to fried bologna and burk to cold hiseuit, and he repliedt ‘Dar wuz a time when jt did, [n doze good ole days oh long ago, when dey bullt inince-ples otit’n meat, apples, Iiramly, an’ splcos, dar was o auccessive hunkering to git upclus to a mince- pie, But in dese days, when dey erect such l"" out'n de fust grizzle, an' de fust nrnm, an’ de fust pickings, dat come handy, nail on de top crust, an’ scollop de edges whil dar false teeth, why, I'ze gwine to stan’ 'roun' an' take de chauces on finding a covornut fn de gutter)? A NEW YORK SAMSON. Nete York Times, A novel athletie entertainment will ehortly bo given by a well-known amateor of this elty. Among other feats that he proposca to perfurin are Juggling with dumb-bells and ring-welghts, nune of them to weigh Iess than forty pounds, and ranging as high as 150 ,nmmh, ond ifting chormoits welghte, He witl ralee and bold in his hands a cannon welehing 1,00 pounils while it Is heing Juaded and fired, Tle will also lift a horse, fitteen hands high, six inches from tho zround by maln strenath, standing over the onlmal ou a plutform. #lo will then 1ift o team of horsea lu tho same manuer, aud will next it a platform contatulug o dozen pereons, While suspended fn 1nfdalr” by one hand ho will put uJ; to arn's length over his head a 100- pound dumb-bell with the otler, TIHE MOVEMENT OF TIIE: SEA, One day, nt Etretat, Ienrl Monnler perceived on tho beach an clderly shopkeeper and bin wife, who wero taking their first Jook at the an. ¢ \What botbers me," remarked the woman, ‘“Is the perpetual movement of the sea—the wayes, the tide.” Here Monnler came forward, nnd, assnming the toneand bearing of M. Prudbomae,” he voluuteered an expluna- tion, ¢ Madame," he sald eoleminly, “thnt motion s produced Uy the flah, that wrizgl sbout n great deal and wag their talls vlolent thus cansmg tho waves. Wiiet they ot weary of swhnming near the ehore they all retife simuitancouely, and tho sea follows them— Lence the thicl? ee— THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE PRISON, 0 the Edltor af The Tribune. CrtanLestows, Mass,, Feb. 0,~In your fssuc of the et tnat. I find the following, eredited to one of your Now York oxchanges, vle.: * At the re- quest of tho Chaplain of tho Massachuaetts £tato Prison, & vote was recently taken among the convicts to nscertafn whether It was deslred that nie should visit und talk with them. A large mnjority of the priconcrs votea *No.' ' In jui tive Lo tne undersigned, and 1o a large nunibe who cannot speak for themeselves, please miake the following correctlon: 1. The sall Chaplaln has never requested o vote to bo taken by aoy uuder his chiarge upon nn{ subject, When an officer fn chargo of a small divislon took a vote of his own otion, upon a different subject, the majority, alinost two to one, respectfplly und heartlly supported his praposition, » By yiving the above the beneflt of your wide circutation you will greatly obligo the’ CusrLaty M. 8, P, ‘When applicd with Dr. Picree's Nasal Douche, and accompanied with Dr, Plerce’s Golden Med- {cal Discovery aa constitutional treatment, Dro Bage’s Catarrh Remudy produces perfect cures of the worst eascs of catarrh. The fnstrament and two medicines sold by all drugglsts, UUSINESS CILANUEN, GO0 LIV VURNITULE STORE, WOIRTT £4.009, Wil b sold Far anmal) amoust 19 eaat, hal- In Rood sceuriiles. o ) Tribune otbew, INTHE VI "GOOD BTOCH TARDW AR A i A biincss, Ad: tage of DERalb dotni s profitat Grena 10! Hox 178, DoRalh, Liekalh Co. KEUBSTAURANT AND COFFEED well” ftted up, nd doin good Dustucas, Koing Eoat. _Call a{ &1 ¥ift) e 0 01t BALE=IN FIRST-0 ATION, HOOT aud ahoe stores’ alv, Indies' s i gents' fornisbing Roode. Vrice, £3,200, Address X 71, Tribune oilice, 5, HOUSER, LOTR PARME, PATENTS, & mereiiandiv fur sale. "It you hnte anychin b sl ¢ rade bring b wlony. "ufHONG & GICHARDE v Exchauge hullding, K OF DINGS FOI BALE, TXVOICE, 8o iding, $) Jo #4000, Termia cary, A, U, BEIFELSEN, Mar yitoketa, Te, A T PERSIY WISHING To, BEND A HOUNE 0it faptairIo T, Ahaa, gr Sow ek i canhar et s e 7 i B FIELD, 163 SHebigan-ave 1o 0 aPHYLE \ WIDOW LADY WO[TLD 1. TO T A LADY £\, ot pentiessan where et sefviccs would iy et wa atalfarnin: "sie" 1a woud company. Addreas Q6 “Tribune vilice. '];‘?m' WALR_ R a0 1A R ninh.e-front he 17 Arniand-a eory hrick X0 ieet Adami 2 £2.700, 1 viav. Rtinee propcriy Inquire at 135 touth v 4 Camp o crma 10 sult. Clark-st., in lmnk.r G 01t BALE: cant com ) Wi A BARGATN-FOIt_CASI-VA . centraily lncated, maltable for A faese blotka. GLUICH & BAINET, lioom 5, CITANGFE=IEAL FSTATE, intry, (mpmved and sacant, it SALE ey, ituryas \ wiess AT wine raro cals bar- and Marelist of gan) exction, K ke " contioballd; "WATRIN M 1LIn 67 W ashingtoncats l“(l" BALF~13,0m=¥0). £75 WRST CONGRE! with furrace. gay Axtir OUBIS AR § 1n splendid eonditfon, Cail ot 8 WANTED-MALE DIELP. Tookicconern, Clerice, otos \VANTER—A BETAIL CLOTIING RAL) A T AR A Wi I e A b ANTED=A TOUNG MAN 1} MMIES WA SR TonR AN, & compission hare some knnwledge of bankkeeping, falary, $50 per mon o pr . Addresa, stat] e MatoR e i preseat oecupaian, ‘Traaes ANTED~CARRIAGR-TRIMME 0 21 U pianire &t the comé‘z‘r’fl.’:‘ugfif”f NTED~A WOOD-HONKERL AND G, GEe W AT E e A CATATE W ANIEEA AL CTARLE Sono ke 1 4 3 4 tinity. _Apply ot the gailery, 7 West DIndisgnore, y A POR BALE =T W47 I 1 hou h-vl'mg At panriAce, “suncn, POl BALES A IR W T house, rentral part of nalf Jea real value, Evanrton, I ROOM YATAON Droper, fupnna- Call’ of address E. PRINDLE, FOM FALE=RERTDENCES AT LAGE FOUEST, Hightand Park, tGlencor, K alde, Winnatka, Wil- mette, K i, {tox>re Park, ftnvchawnai, Anstin, awndalg, Rivenldc, Hinsale, kncicweod . Hase 1t of gond exehangis and bargalos, E.Le CANFIELD, 99 FOIRALE=(0 AURER 0N DEGNN = “n-"!’l‘l.l-;': from Court-lloure, G, BICKERDIRE, 254 ALE — CIIE. ST FARM IN 1L 31 eovtarain, sfork, and feait flares vioeyard, tim- aters buildiugs handsomely Toeater s desirable Fperwcre, part cah, . BIGSHY, 153 La- VWASTED=CITY aad vacant, both bi Eubnrban resiies Lot farmuanil i 1'want unly guod p PLrty. sser Murbje provementa, roune, $12. Lincoln Vark. Icality for nard Cheap 1 B guo 170 1R T 230 front” hotises, ;2 Two-siory and #iheceliar, tlirve ma o dnprovenients, HATIISON & W evrner ‘O; LOR AND RN, nen, near carnee Thruop X 10, Trinune uiiie, SHED OR - UNFURNISIHED o Xy Gheant feani elvvators in orncr of Hauduiph nud Dearborn-sa. Toons. b i el Aniy st oo i 1] EXT=NICREY or Vot hoavl, K near Clark. _Apply af T[*0 REST~FOR CASI. A FARM OF 700 14 mlies from (o ey, “lugiirg of MAS. |, COLIK, at La Grange, or 1 the slore, 74 Ton-at) 19 REST=1 nt. to fom G.icor ba Inaivince, L3kt Bl ie ;6 rouni, 3 mi roit €205 quarierly of vetroit Ttiver. Apply to Al eya, Win:de . furnisied hoe ity or within casv access, reference, Address, witlh full nne oft VW ANIED=T0 TENT=FOft X TEi ) Tt paviog jariy. o bk oratone el g Teiful it Thliyaiate, ol eantof Etateat, Tentmiet bo fow, & 1 1eferences .givens Address “Tribune offis il hiisinems prog wlllbe iven every mietin ghcen giron \0 parties w o C: Quud purer coliretions made dorinz r. UL Houm it 55 Woshiug: VWASTEDSTG WENT=COTTAGE OU P AT OF house for Maht housckeciing, nesr Unlun or Jeflerson Parke, Must be Ort-clasy, Address @ 07, Truune office. EaNAY e DVANCES SIADE Vi ll(!lllil,c(‘u- at L{\’UVI)YZ doipli-r ”iuvu S MADE DN DIANON 1 4\ ar uthier collaterals, alan, mope, ULH:'I(I! renioy: TGN BLACE LOX: 0 choled unfmprused prol {0F & laryw wmount, JOSERM 1 1aad Ulock, Y TO LOAN ON TMPIOVED ANTY UNII- ed r2abeatnte (n Chicazoan | vieinity ot cir. o ADULPIL LUEU & DROFIEL, 120 s0d 131 T ry w:lrinmvm. l.\fi'l(()‘ I CrTy RERTL o (o o yuars) al o 1 i:nh',nr:r!m ik s it M I T + Apy 4 pany, ‘T30 fouii el N ESARE D LOAN AV weithiout Tems on_culiaterais Bl or BON, Koum 2, 118 tandulph-s & 5 AXD UPWALDS T SA06) AXD, LI um'rgmlr-lnl 1% Liooin 27 Partinud Woek, 107 D s i on ¢ ! %4 1 . EIL BN, Tof Wantimtoe T 0 LOAN Juty ) A GOGD LEMITIY i Ut yokrs Aty eI W iy A 3 Hen 12 Trlbide Batdings ‘o S10.000 3L IS AP HLEs {Y18 Anl 0 ber ceut; by’ comulalun. Bt Ciarkess. S15.000 78 proverty ain SUTON & TACKNRY, anil upwards on i OAN 1N RUMB RANGING g (e pot ceni ¥A W FART WARNING excclient .runtis and Testadrant commutation thck ST A 2 NECENTLY “OPE ‘arlor siites ur stugin Tuouis nicely fur firices veduced fo sutt tno thmer, with arsi-cla hoard, A EAST VAN IIUH] :(J for Indics or gedi uo. AT, NEARSTATE e, 81 4063 pier wee North Aide. D T0-AT.~F URN SN L 08, W fz‘ll ‘wl!lu!m_u.fiumnfl"\hl““ ROOMS, WITII 0% i'u.‘ LITTLE, 163 CLAK-8T., CUIiES CANCPIR Jonrtebiout kiitts or causticy cxpiéls Lapoworti n ihirca iours, - ¥ THIS COMESTO TITE NO furmstion asto hi 2 to 8 TV Ed by (e underst '.‘.'J:'"Z‘i‘b‘ut’i? CLl ToxEn Howlon, o MUSTOAL, D E WILL WELL FORt -l‘\ 81 no, Wi I)} atl m!w‘lfl}! rlhl (t!ll lons 16 wur tids ij}:cxku’lfi? ) urlave rosewood planvforte, with agral i lisndsimie carved 1e.s and e poaoin fur alterations lo 154 Bisionat. ¥1e) Jst price. vatbahdthg s ONT AND FOUND, DST—WEDNEBDAY AFTEINOD! 1k mull, xolUg rom A x-‘l‘ml'i‘r:'-lfi'i'uvf”n LIS adison ‘=IN JANUARY LAS GULD ™ CIIATN LTS, JARUATE LAT, [ OrRCHAD Weata gt WesbAdambaly_ __— - T, 455 REWARDZLOST ATO! T $25 JEN. ‘rltli Thek Newtaumdend dog, Wik § it apos o ihe breaat, long Usir, bat wol Curly. . W MA Tt SALE-AT GUEAT SACIIFIC mainderof my entiro atock Feb. 10, ¥ fach muchine for fumlly or iiug is periect ani is warraute yean. m 1010 $23 for plalo aud 30 10 $45 adly ud guats tie beat bar- ake Cottage Lrove car. ATE-IMPROVED SING: e, Wiison and all fizst- PrIVALE LOAN atairas, =THE HE of sckfignachines ating of houl BIly o 100st every style o Biake of ANUTACtUIINg DUrpuses. Kvy ted [oF 10 l“("l BALE-BEVI LI cor's Wheeler & Wilwou, Ho. achines, atlessihan haif cost, 1CE. 12 Clark-st., Loomn 2 u! __VIOUSEIIOLY GOODY, REAT BARGAINS k EGANT PAILLOK AND clibimber furniture: hindsouie parlor sult, 7 pteces, rlumbtJ suits, HEIBGDD. reduced from §55 1o s rcduce aiock (o ce 4l ¢ Toow fur slicra: i1, 154 Biat s tloas, 1. §rove AL N HANKRUPTC B m.? 18 ARLLE, A' N i ers, Tavies, and ook ataves lu Jol close out thy Backs Luke-si. A M. BE. EACHES LOUKD DA '3 privately, daysad evesinug. al hls fahi 1 81l Madlsvn-st., Houin 7, uver Hick: 7 i DU ARG E, , AN NDIEE B AT A S AND 1 ELCUANP IR :}:::n onroe+st. WO luan Imouey 8% 10 per oLk per Botcin, (IENTEN.\'IAL HOUSE 7785 per wieeks gl 1400 and batti-rovind transicnt, 81 per diy, JEVADA JOTE] 43 ANIY 130 WADIA! near anlnwnlf' Firsteeliss board veduced 1o #8 P WEEKT (W ih & Fuotly $3.01 Lrauslanidy T, —HOARD, ek, Wit e of A i ']"Gl"u'fi:x X STRICTLY FRIVATK PAMILY FOit wenthe wad duvzhter, uesr Unlob Farky terms ddress X g2, Tribiue oftice TROLUTE DIVOTCE VY NOT I SWINDLED 4\ Ly Frehsaters” s ¥ parties wlinaut responsibiii- 5. clabmiug tho sbilily to periorn wial b well knowa tobellle Yuu throw sw wney. Uup fiullll?nl-fll Lyany drw tu the country. cea procared secordiing to w otice of ONTGOMELY, 163 Washlugto 5 10, D LLY ANU QUIETLY OBTAINED In every Htate and Yervitory, forlncompativiltiy or oiher irieen yoars uapericnve. A, J. DRXs (EL Barie u cagG, 1l \"UHCK LEUALL ¥ A feliable, contident it y < M WESH, Luoni 14 Uavy l)lxflllu’.sl GALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINKD n every bias wil Torntary for livompativtiier, etc, Reatdencs Feoal ecrees 12 years experfeace, A. GU DK sty Feaafterd it 134 earru- N % OUTAININ - udge of the SIM5, 57 Ashisud Block, . A CARTNERS WANT IR Loniniul JARTNEIl WANTE! Ly ing huslucas ol ek, #3138 South Claik-at., Koom 7. BTNEI WANTY DAmlBhS Sonchmicn, Tenmaters, ote, VWASTED-A 600D, & mnn boy fo drive and and work alont homse, | it A COACITNAN FOI PRIVATE VWASTERSA Cotei Hence, na natinmalle. Address 4’57, Tribiine o, td Bationaltr. s.Yll«c:v:unm:mu. ANTED-g000 PROFIT 1IN 5'4 MONTHS |9 A} 00d 1 Onn [ndstrions yonns man liae mala the nm {0 o'§ monthi—trom Angust fo Janusry- ing for the fustrated **in-Dnor aoi 0 Rorananm, Including cither onouf the mie, *Outhe Juniata™ or h' 2200 Inelies, eaviw for (his orlal Printing €o, Four: ula WaszEDS 708 A now and beaut(tnl subjeets, veey clisap; new noveilies, ARTNLA at work are maKing €110 €158 day. vtreet men and canvassers will o welt o tavesi]- gan ny goois aud prices, G, 3. LINISGTON, 43 eany price, §: oll ¢hro S e *Ameriein Har- An fgent ¥anted i every eombination. Addres o 74 And 70 Ramlolphest, ree. Kampla paper b een ~AN ACTIVE WOIEKIS roun’ry town. (o take an escin mnd prafitatile local agwice) Tarifcular tree, W, 1,0 ANT tal L ot paruIe T 1. 5 Il";x Hl"".":'tI "i' afe, o1 VW ANTEDZANY NUMIER OF men and women In every county fo hat will sl wherever offered, 'fh(ue ree nkean aldres witly lllm‘v':r ADETS, OF 1) ssmples worth ¥2 to any faully. fit\Y&L‘(]u ieano. “L =4 " MAN ‘"\rml" PRACTICAL T CHAMBRRI St Luals, M; prriciee In the rrtafl and wholesale conl trade nf | thin clty, to work on Mlary, Good refereuces rqulred, Adirens’ Trilune ol NTED — AGENTS OF 000D ADDRESS 170 that we incan husiness, 00 waut tn make Moy, call andco WM. W KELLE % COn 157 Madisun-st.” Y Ak : L s thovity. STOSES AT in ey d ty, W and Wabashi-ay, ANt anew Chicago, A TV ANTEn= any Kind! ment Axences FANTED-MEN OF OUTOF - Jioynient van u sieady wek and gnod wazes in B clty and county, Wacanliow yon lhow tn make 0 # inutith, Al desirinie employment do ot fall (o [tonn 0, 0 Sadly eall and by consioced. onm) ALE Dotnexticus TAXTEN-GOOD GIRY, FOI! GENERAL 10U K I8 8 i ) \ oy Tl agmatt il S nE wile In’ ; "and iro Eferdaces reulred. Weet MTnateon-st., Bt iageor reuuired. ~Cail a VWANTED=A 1IRST-CLARS GIRL TO 10 GEN: crol honework for’ 3 mmall tamilv, Ffercace required. Inquie immediately at 430 Tast 1ndt 6 WAyt )= GOON G TG COK, WARILAND e fon i3 dilall amily, " 543 West. Randalplat p Tt WAV TIFAROF - ind iron at No, 10 Sise ¢ i OMPETE, plaee tu rouk, was teonth-st. Lielcrence) requirad. VW ANIED=A Go0b 811 cral housework ot 1272 | \WANIED= wiek | and be well Catiat 124 G FOl CGENERAL 10T it be 0 £0% €00k, wisher, and {~me Juconinenteds Gorman or wedc preterred. wenty-fourthiset, W ANTE :':l,\' L o nv.\r,mrffli.r!“ g t . amlly: cone prejiarc e Apply nt s o TeF Aty PRI ey WANFE: G, FORG! ot 14 Grang-pince, IWAsED-A YRk e ALAT 100! an preterred, 630 Carroll-av., ups VWASTED-A YOUNG" oI T DO Gi: howsewark In & stisll fami Iy, 18 North Annest, ANTED=A GO WARTE btabies Ington-st., basament, INEIEAL NoIrish toed up- VANTE OMPETTST GIRE FOIL G &L hocerwork In e small private fanliy. 8% 710 Washingion-st, SOSEUTHR Apply for two 08277 Eaat Indinnacat. VWARTEL=A GERNMAN GTIT Foii OT: huusewarkt must and eritand arhing B irons Atand ng ahd trons fngy none but { Asiland-ay ly early st 100 Twenty-pecon REATINTrON Yy NTED-EXPERIENCED KITRT-MAKE: take the work 10 thielr unes In dnzon 1ol rice pald. Aleo wait fial stitcers mid ool Tactory, WILKON DIOS., 7 Washington-at. e : CED GIRL TO 60 TO ann tellohle referonces ree ' quired.” Addres N w7, ice. MW AE AT Vi 913 LINK & THONISON, Dramatie Akeuts. 1 A vAivr:’{:n;’..,.\“:.;hr;f, 'rl.;ilpr'I\’;l.\ i X»i . mant. Addtow ¥ o) Tribnt oo, ocos €MLY SIUTUATIONS WANTED - MALE, T Waniicopern, Olorin. etcs QITIATION WANTED-878 WILL BE: PAID TO TG party securini ma o pesinancat situation an cleri (3 arond hotel, business 1o wneanty perforily uneaceie tuaable references gl t! 1, Tribune oillce, QITUATION WWAN' G RTOT £ 1y & hoy who has exparience, 1a sciuainted with 1ho it e bl kood recomyenda’Lons: wil tiuka elf useful In kny capacliy, Adiress DAVID, Trih QITUATION W {:Nneum -y .}Tmr:l fiLfl. nat. afraid of w AdTrowd ALkinzon, W i &, Fort ALKInsos i A t TWANT ¥ perienco as travetingg A7yd el TelerEnces, Ad 77, Tribuno it GULUATION WANTED=BY A y0UNG My 1 oxperenced salosman and loaihecper: b wille 1ng oo way kind of worke addres | S {ribanc: Con 20 ‘TenINICrY, C©IC. Sl‘l’[‘;\‘flfl.‘f WANTED=-NIY A !;"l'h'fl cua o tandly, A une ofll uiza I privat dreas @ QITUATION WA T £ dustrious man (Swede) 1 warden, or ol far, Ad Tabeesit, 0 it smal VA BODEIL AND T )4k eare of invack, wors resi AL STINBOX, 18 Lars Miscellnnoeons. SITUATION WANTED=IY A IO OF 18 YPATS R tAmert=an) o' 1ake coro of Worses aod make hinielt gonerally veefuly (s n good driver, understands the ¢ af horees, cow, sud 33 tiwark ai issteany and whiliog. . d liousey - 1. Tritains omce.© 60D MERGYY: ave @ thoroushly an fuenish the vest ! 01, 1 pibutie udlce. ey WANTED - F NITUATIONS Do QUIUATION WANTED-UY A GERMAY GIIL AS - U0k la 8 priv iy fuinlly. " Piease” apyly at 701 Ine SVTUATION WANTER-TY A I ) wash, an {ron 16 & privaa fo TR [RIRNS gfirivl\'irms" WANTED=AS T ) will do general Lousework (n s smull Tiferances wivon. Adirem 3. D, 8 STALD rivete tamily; ¢ outh Halsted- G GINL WoOLD % do cooking and SITUATION"w uon vo il a lacw fi's’ privat camly tronfug. ~ Apiiy at 404 state-sl, N ITUATION WANTED=BY X 'GOOD GUIL 70 P e umklugwlf' ierul Bousowork; cubl go Foculninetds ed._ 288 Weal T weilih-at. QUEUATION WANTED=BY AT B3 1o do sacon work or (o maist Wi 0Ty uend Feferenve TTUATION WANTEN=TU HO GENERAL TI0U3 il yrtvate (aaully, of W rdu in a iotei, 7 LOF 10 VEX wencral Bouse .__Callut 34 Calumizta s work In Appiy al Juk SHL e R Folbienion & 00D, COSPETEXT & private family. ast lnd'apest. IN"A ESLALL FRIVATE usework, by & Swedish ity uent door, prUyIIUnt Agencies, A o~y TIORE . 3‘7"31"‘)7‘“&"-}‘;5 ll*,‘“;p v 4 LADY Olt GENTLIIA, cacdlasyian or Geray feials help can -nu-murwm,_nn_uul_-(mcum 40, DUNKE S e, 20 Allwaukee:ov: e ooui e e 1 Jlsceliuncous. A FITSTCLASE TT: | QITUATION WANTED-AS NUMSERY GOVERN- (1% A FINST-CLASS_TUEL 4 an cad” Addreas L 71, Tribuug .S“."";; OOy ot reierences,. - Aldreivr ae 53 TO X ) NER WAKTED=1 WAKT A GOOD Bl DA EALEDG NG i G T a preierred. For particulans loe Yne apeak Quireat 151 s cupitul; W (kko Cliarie ‘ L pent ol & Ciratiun Tatory. > Addrces £ SXSDE, Epriogdeld, Mo, . FIONISES AND CARRIAGES, CTION BALRS EVERY AY. THURS. A"Jy, sud Saturday, st 10 3 Srebioy & 5 WaRi —T( fIUY TWO DATPLE GRAY of b3 Xk, oF G ualr Liacks ao bayay it bd kol carilaie huras. JONIN 4 71, - FANTED OISE” AUULT 1,250 POUNDD )V:?céfi. fl?{%?'i'“k' znll%{ofll:‘: ::rguxp'?rymu.t o bertes e Sl ouids Aldices e s H L G ke e e e o SR e T st AR i BEAUTIPUL SUMSMEL REHIDENCE, NEAT « A T s oA ears o brehaags for Enle 1] sseurie 4 {ncdmbrudce o pay caste Y AND M. PEse or guod farm. TANA, 123 ]fl'mcir: OIf PALICOF HONSES WANTE, WEG: L) ghasige for cea xturca; will pay didercace fn cara, . 7Ok BALE-AT ~('x""ifzi'mmi,\'. X BILAND-NEW . Marals cum beultb UL fron. with equalize iug yoke, Callatu3y Farl A LAKOE LOT O . vIqu-vod, balince Gudar. ¥ nE,