Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 7, 1877, Page 3

“VETERANS OF 746. Closing Proceedings of the Re- union of Iilincis Sure vivors. Their Claims to Pensions Again Pre- sented---Election of Officers. A Dinner which Resly-s the Memories of Other Ways, Remarks by Gov, Oullom—Next Year's Meeting at Decatur, ‘The Mextean veterans were called to order at MM a'clock yesterday morning by Acting-Preat- dent Olle, and the proceedings were opened with the old army tattoo by Maje. Novane ant Bluore. COLLECTING INFORMATION. ‘The Beeretary presented the following resolu- tion, which was adopted at the Springfctdineet- jngayearago: fReroleed, Thatitls the sense of tha Mextcan Vetcrane now in reesion in the State Capital that a commission shogld Le Apoolnted hy the next Legs foture of Niinole with mstrnetions to procure from the aretlves ot Washington all information, atatis- {eal and otherwiee, relating to the operations of the ttoops from inols, and that said information te place on file in the Adjotant-Goneral's oftlte {11 thin Pinte. Col. Schaffner, by permission, stated that, in converration with the Adjutant trenoral, + Wednesday, ho was told that application had becn made tothe Legislature at the last sca- salon, aud a dill was Introduced to have a com- mittee appointed to go to Waablngton and makoacupy of the archives in relation to the history of the Itltnots ¢rovpas but it wos real the first ine, und that wus the last heard of ft. Thero was at Xpringfeld simply a statement, written out hy Capt. Huganin, of Chicago, atout the Jilinots troops. Col. Turnley moved that a committes of thres be appointed to correspond with the Ad- futant General of the United States and of the Btate, with a view of procuring what is neodad, Tho motion was agreed to, nud Cot. Turnley, C.C. 2. Hotden, and dustics Morriaun were ap- pointed us the Committee. a TENSIONS. Tho Secretary also submitted the following, which was adupted in 1876: Resoteed, Thatn committee be appointed by: the Chair, whosa aaty atisll be te prepare a rorointion exproentve of the xen«e of this mevting of Mexicun Veterane, urging thelr eiaime upon Congrers for eunione for their eervices to the Kopublic, aud ust the resolntion be made & partof the procecd- ings of this reanton, G He sald that the Committce bad done ioth- toy, e "ot, ‘Turntey stated that the National Organ- ization had aene all that could be done regartl- ing a pension,—had presented the matter in the strongest Hight to Congress, not ouly for Il noi, but for all the States. anal the Committee therefore thought they could do nothing more. He niored that the Committee be dissulved, ‘The motion was nereed to, . ‘The Chairman sald that le was one of the del- exation who attend the National Couvention In Wash.ngton, Thera were ubout 100 veterans present, nearly cvery State belnize represented, and they hed a pretty gowd ime. ‘They calted resident in body, and hands with bim,. and le. was Lto seu them. Ile was one of the commit- that waited on the Scuate Committee to see what they wero dolug with the Penalon bul. It paseed the ttouse almost unanimously, but was inbad shape in the Benate Commiitee. The Commissioner of Vensions had mado out that a pension would have to be giveu to protty nearly 3,00 veterans. Scyeral Senators sald if they conld get the DUL before the Senate it would pass. Senators Oglesby and Logan promised to usc thelr iutluence, but the Dill did not reach the Kehote. Anew dill had been gotten op, aud there was no doubt that it would pass next session, ‘The next National Convention would meet in Baltimore on the 22d and 23d of February, and all who went would be cordially Tecelved, upon = the tho SECNETART HARTLY ‘then made a verbal report, While he had beld his positiou—four yeara—he bad placed on the register OOF names, Of Ilnols veterans, 33} hud reported. Of the remainder, 79 served in Uhio regiments, 49 in Indiana, and 100 in those of uther States. Since the Bloomington ro- unto of 187s, between thet and forty had died, snd fully that numbtr had Jolt the tate. Among the 807 namea there wort many duplica- tons, many of thy veterans having forgotten the letter of their company, but had given the best intormation they could, ‘There were aome yetinthe State who Dad not repartéd, but not many. fle thi uot think, all told, the number was over 660, °°" Mr. E. L. Gay, of Indiana, sald heliad acen a cir- cular calling upon every veteran to see his mem- Ler of Conytess and get him to pledge himself to vote for the Pension bill, aa dt wus belteved that all would sco the justive of it. ‘Lhe Presideut atated that the Leyislatures of fourteen or Uileen States instructed te wembers of Congress to yote for the bill last yeur, YO THE INFOUMATION OF THE CONVENTION, the Bucretary reun the followin for the report of Beerotaty Kenuedy, of the National Orgunt- zations It will be remembered that my last‘snnual roport showed the whule number of survivors, waoxo panier und residences had been learned and group. cd torether by States, fouted np 6,00, Lo-day fey nimnber nhout 6,250, ‘The Increase te owlng to tho wider publicity given tu’ the movement by the Centennial meeting, ‘Tho State Mats foot up as follows, Keb, 20, 1K772 | Alapama, 130; Arkanyan, 8; California, #40; WHatrict of ‘Columbia, 2075 + 10; Witnoly, Goh; Indiana, 168; ‘Jowa, anens, 110; Kentucky, 1U1; Loulelana, 110; mil, 142: Michiuan, 177; Btlunesota, 05; Wpply 2295 Mlewunrl, 228; Neyada and To ¥ ze: Honey, 2h; 8" New Enuland —-Blates, New Yurk, 163; North Curolina, 00; Obl Gregan, 03; Pen in, 2105 Roath C1 ‘oxum, 780; Virgin: Wiceuuelo, 147; total, 0,2. shove were names enor ‘well the total to 7,000 pu aces, id doubtiul securds of weevico uf tho sddational Ouarlly warrant me in enroilng them ax men. Lets, | "The aggrevate of ‘moinbers thus far enrulled $s 4,020, leaving only 1,021 of tha (250 yeb to complete thelr cluint to. membership by a full alatemont uf thelr aervices, COL, TURNLEY . Temarked that, although the Aesciation did Hot lnclude those who served im the Blackhawk aud Florida wars, yet they had been meluded In the ovement to get a peusion, ‘They were few {0 number, and bo wished Ww Introduce ouv eu. Ulary Le Stewart, whe commanded two rogl- juents. While the Blackhawk war was a short oue, tt gave thu Government a great deal of ter- Tilory, and wasns important aa any other Ins Ulay wars and thy yoturans wero now assumnbled on the spot when the soldiers! ond ended. service begau = GBN, STEWART Was tecelyed with appluuss. Ie eafd he did not txpect to bo Iitroduced. He had noticed that tue Mexivun Veterans wero to have a niveting, hut not being une ft could nut be thought he Would have any Intercst tu the reunion one way or the ath Hut Col. Turnley had told has ‘ioe all eugaged in the Mlackiawk war would bably huve @ little intercet in tho gathering, He Was happy ta mect with them, Me wag Colonel of te Eteventt Michigan Repiment, ut, as contour Colonel, hud chars of the brig: Ale. ‘There were doubllesss some in Chicago Who served with him, but be kuew only one, , Lf Droper he should be very glad to join the Mexi- fan Assuctatiou and do all he could to hetp tho ‘ension vill alony, or anything that would bene- MH the vid soldi oa val. ‘Turpoy sald there was not more than 200 of the Dlackianke Veterans lett, and be was in favor of tuking them into the Association, ‘hese nen were old, nuns being under 75, and beperally ae. Mr. Holden wishod Gen. Stowart to be an snOrary wen! oud moved that, cutil the Coustitution waa changed, all who served in the Florida and Blackhawk wars be admitted to whorary suemberwhip, ¢ Wotion Was ag to. platen Morrison introduced Mr. Henry P, Robison, @ veteran ui the Florida war, who also surved Ju Mexico gud in thy Rebellion. MEH. ROUINSON, ® White-halred gentleman, was confused, and ude only a fow remarks. te landed in Florida with Geu, Scott in Weleuary 1s, aud sided the Floride volunteers 1a building a tort, jet lone wha col for bis country, [Applayse.] STICK MOUMISON ad then’ oo fora specch, He sakt he uy One af the ghree youngest of the family, Sad could elai, but sinall honor, yet he was Fragy Ct batlog boa enralied tn the anny thet conquered Mexkco, If he didn’t iil) anybody it as fortunate for some one. No nat! felt Tiore thoroughly the neccaaity Mor sustaining American’ fag be fuoe aN oy juss landod, — Ts Dakar jako bast ia the wUudustion of the hover of THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1877. Mll-became him to speak dferespectfally of the Unlied States, yet ho did think that the adage that republics are ungrateful was exemplified in the conduct of the Government loward the gal- Jant men who had done such brillant sergice in theheyday of thee nuior the Republic. They had acquired for the Government one-third of {ts territory. The war was a ehort one, but thera never was a warbelore attended withauch territorial acquisitions. Yet Congress was so Miggardly os tu rejuec these yeteraoa #8 0 nionth, while they threw away with criminal rerklessnesa millions of acres acquired by their sweat and bloud, and dickered alaut econumy, ai The history of the war wan not nown te their children; when it was, they would be pfoud of the part Mlinols took in tt (Applause. ter some more music the Secretary read A LETTER YROM MK. KBKNEDY, in which he anid: 4 Tam Ip receipt of letters daily from all. parts our Immense tercitory In which tha writers expr contivence in the jansaye of our penaion bill next season, and f fully snare their ecuthumasm. The main vbetacte to onr auccers heretolore wan the extravagant ertimate of the Penaton-Uillee as to the probable Ditnber uf survivors; bub owing to the thorongn organization of our comrades, effected by zealots work throughout the countey, we are to-day enabled to present for the constaeration of Congtess a reaeounble basis for calculating the facts, MAJ. WREDEN was then Introduced, and spoke about tho jus- tice of a pension. Ile alluded briefly to’ the war ant its significance, saying that those whu came after the suldicrs and lixed the bounuarles: between the countries had not done their work aa well, [t was oly a question of thne when their children or elildten's children would go to Mexico again. [Applause.] No mation that was a disgrace to civilization could, couuny that beautHul country. A vation waa never impuv- erighed by paying Its suldiers. Volitteul reasuns alune had kept back o pension, but they will Just disappear? and he would be very much str. [pent the uext Congress did wut pass the A recess of twenty minutes was then taken, and during the interinissiun several signed the roll. Company K, of the Firat Regiment, care ricd off the Wanner, there being six inembers prevent. Upon renssombling, President Foreman occu- plod the clair. Un ‘motive of Mr. Holden, the condtitution” Was amended 60 a6 to take eligible to meniber- ship ah, including (camsters, who served in the Blackhawk and Fiurida ware. AN ELECTION FOK OPFICERS then took place, aud resulted us fulluwe: President—Col, Ferra Vorewan, Vice-Preatdente — Foret, Second, Thut, and Fourth Disteets, C. I Utls, Cateago; ith Dia. trict, J. C, Koberia, Greenville; sixth District, John ‘Taylor, Dizon; Muth Dlatrict, Lewis We Nova, Lowinton, Fulton County; ‘Teimh District, feventh District Hh, M. Prentiey, p istnet, W. J. Wyait, Frouklin, ‘Tuirteenth District, “Janes te: glen; Fourteeuth otstrict, Willams rey, Uecutur; Fittecuth District, D, G, Burr, Bixtecutts Metric, daues al, David, lille: ru; Beventeenth District, Col. A. Engleniay, Belleville; Lighteenth District, Thomas 4. eack+ elt, Ania; Nineleenth District, Meury Mall, dic- Leauaboro. Lue sreoident was suthurized lo Il the vacancies Secretary and Crededrer—Jolin W. Martioy. Helegates to che Natiunal desuctation—val. P.T, Turn - by Murrieun, Es, Hulbruox, Col. Ferris Foreman, U, C. Y, Molden, U. it L. duergens, Cul, Hart L. stewart, Nelson Murnuin, O. 4, Stough, August Stoluhuuse, Leonard Swett, John Von Arman, i’, Lyle buexey, Lymau Guimip, dukn W. dient, Wiliam Nevins, dames Moore, Joln W. Martiey, and i. EK. Good- ell, . ‘The Beerctary was instructed to haya the min- ites printed, together with the vames of the veterans, letter uf company, and number ot reginent. ‘ Alter passing resolutions of thanks tu Col, Lippincott, (Quartermaster Moore, wud the Ex- ecutive Committee of the Expusition. the yet cruns adjourned for diuner, the musteiaus play- fog “ Itoust Beef.” DINNER. The “grub,” however, was not ready, so the Yetcrans marched around the streets tor awhlle, stoppina in front of THe ‘LuIBUNE, Times, ani duurnal olfices fur a moment as a mark of re- apect. When they returned to the Grand Pa- ctile, a Mttle aftor 3 o'clock, the foud wason the tublo, aud the old fellows uttacked It aa they had etmilur provislups many a time tncump. The menu was in army elyle throughuut, aud was served on tinware, though the latter had scen uo service. There were pork and beans, and onlona, and bard-tack, and coilve, and cold water, the cooked gdibies being more palatable than if they had been prepared im the regulation kettles. ‘he dinner was us near an appruach to un ariny meal as Mr. Drake could make it, and the vets ate as if they really phjoyed ft. By way of deasert spuccles were mudo by Judge Dickey, Liout stove: Shumway, K. E. Goodell, aud alr, olden, Atd o'clock they filed into tho club-room and resumed business. It hud been announced that GOV. CULLOM was detained in an adjoining county and would not be prescut. Ne, however, succeeded fo reaching theelty, and upen entering the rou - was greeted with applause, and demauds foro speccn. He tried tu excuse himaclf, but the old. soldiers wouldu’t let bim olf. Ife expressed his ontire sympathy with tue object of the, Associa Uun,—the banding together of the survivors af the Mexieay wor. ‘Thougl but a boy in 1518, he revollegted the return of the suldiers. Hu then alluded cloquentis to the deuds av- Sobel by Harding, Baker, Bissell, Harris, Shields, aud others, une tu che justice of u proper recognition of the es of Lauuet Who served Inthe war, ‘The people of the State were proud. of them, os they were of all who served thelr qwountry in tines of dangor. When a nation forgot the mun who dcleaced ite honor and tla it beyan to crumble. [Applause] He was uratiticd pout they were still inelincd ty adhere te vue another, to keep alive their rocoHestiuns of the campaign, and to remind = tie people thot they bad done something toward building “up the Uoyvernmeut. Ile had never, been 80 inpressed with the necessity for the nation’s pratitude to theae veterans as with fi the past tweuty-lour luurs, havin takes up a Chicago newspaper und read the speech of Col. Turnley, du which was suown the extent of territory that bad been added to tho country through the agency of the men of 40. All who hud patriot: foclinus would remember them, Ta conclusion the Governor expressed his pleas sire at waHlee wo worthy @ budy of men, [Ap- pluuge, . Un motion, Decatur was sclucted as the next yiuce of ueceting, the time oving tie fret Yedneaday and ‘thursday in October, 1873, After paasing votes of thanks to President Foreman, Mr. Droke, and the reporters, the association adjourned, MICHIGAN MATTERS. Fpeciat Correspondence of The Tribune, Lansing, Mich., Sept 5.—A thunder-shower fu this State on Friday [ast raised quite a row for alitue while, Threv buildings were struck in Chis city, and the barn of John A. Uaxter wus burned. Three persons were shocked,—none seriously, The Owosso Junction telegraph- ollive was set ov Gro; and a charge came into the office in Owosso City, hlug a noise tke the cracking of a wolp. Ajbarn was burned ut Filat, a bores belug Killed aul three persone shocked. A barn near Saginaw was badly shat- tered; and one was burned at Y, athe ‘Teacher's Institutes bave teen called ae fol- lows: At Frenktort, Benzlo County, Supt. 7; Bronson, Branch County, Sept. 24; ‘New Tut tulo, Oct. 1. They will be under churge of Prof, Henry A. Ford and wife, of Kulamnazog. Daring the Chicago Exposition, tue Chicago & Nortuiwcatern Railroad will take excuraloulets ta Chicago every Weduceday, ns THE GREEK SLAVE, . To the Editor of Tas Tribune, Cuicaco, Sept. 0.—In your papor of to-day, You ayuounces thot Alviu Adams, the founder of the Adams Expreas Company, amongat bis works of grt has Powers’ * Greck Slave.” You will dnd on Inquiry that the ‘Greek Slave” has Bop Jott Engiand since it was oxhibited at tho ‘World's Fair" {n 18515 also, that the present Earl Dudley paid 854,00 (£10,000) for the same. Jt is well known that oumerous copies have buen made, ‘This insertion may cor- Teck @ OuINMjOD PrTOr. Comstant RuaDee, Jolly Young Tare » The two young cadets, the Prince of Wales! trang sity Mela aeeiae fete ip ry of the ship bas been fitted up for thew and thelr suite at a cost of uearly 615,000, Their diet is not bad. Thuy havg for breakfasts Un Bunday, eggs aud Monday, fred bacon, cocoa, au hig 7 duy and Wednesday, curry and cocoa; Thure- day, sausages and cocua; ¥ridsy, fish, cocua, and coffes; Meturday, exica, bacon, wocom, At 8:45 muster, and proceed’ to studies until 13 névn, ee at 13:15, which usually consists meat es, iiveh ud nate ur @, tu addi- frult-bles, plum-puddiugs, ead blano. manges, Bunday, fowls alternately at each ta- ble, and salt pork, After diaper they ure Der titted to go ashore for one hour, when they re- turn to study until 4 At 4 milk and cake, thon again ashore, where crickot, lawu-tenuls, etc., azu provided witli 6:80. lo summer, they also bathe from the sore. Tus at 7, witb culd beef, on toy Orica thoy C) 3 fp leu Btudles BUUR At 0:28 gray. they petire fRr tho wits. to sce su tuuny veterans toxether, and® THE BAPTISTS. Opsning of the New Theological Seminary at Morgan Park. Bemarks by Dra. Northrup and Others ---Advantages of the New Site. z The new buttding of the Bapttet Theological Seminary at Morgan Park was informally open- ed yesterday afternoon. A specint train over the Chicago, Rock Intand d& Pacifle ftailroad con- veyed abit 150 people to the building, where the nuinber was Increased by others who had come fu from the country In carriages. Half on hour was itevoted to an examination of the building, the visitors exptoring it from garret to basement. A meeting was then held In the chapel, presided aver by the Rev. D. B. Cheney, D.D., who read a portion of the nincteenth palm. ‘The Rev. Louls Raymond led in prayer, alter which a bymn was sung. DH. CHENEY welcomed tie audience to Morgan Park, and sald that the Board bad pasecd an anxtous,though hopeful, year while the question of constructing: this building-was in hand. ‘The tnportance of the work had slways been near his fieart, and had becowe more and more impressed on hls mind within the past two mouths. The ficld was white to the harvest, aud tho speaker hoped that the young men educated in the Seminary would not alt crowd into the citles, but would go out into the newer settlements to sow Che eced of the world, Dit. U. W. NORTHRUP, Prinetpal of the Seminary, thoucht that the end the Bourd had (1 vlew iv erecting the Beminary. us an eminently wise one, In fact the highest ofall, Recognizing the Church as the greatest, {nstitution God hud upon the earth, they felt tat the education of young men tor the ints: try was a great work.” ‘This was out a iatter of local interest, but wan co-exteusive with the globe Itself. Ne ther was it a transient work, for such Institutions rarely died. ‘This was the only — theological seminary west uf Rogheater, Ne Y., under tho full control of the Baptist denomination. [ta establishment right here fu the ceutre of population and po litical power could not Iail tu have a great ef- feet upon the future of the Church. The gen inary Was distinctive in that it had a special three years’ course fur the instruction of young met who had trot been called of God to the min- iatro until it was too late for them to obtuln a regular university education. Another point was the Scantinuvian class, in which twelve worn educated fast year. The Professor in this departutent, Prof. Ederin, had worked along he- roleally, almost without support, and the young men educated by lin “had been greatly blessed in thie =owork. In the yn years during which the speaker bad been connected with the Sembuary they had turned out 30 young men, Lad accumulated a library of 20,000 volumes, probably the best in. tle Weat, und had acquired this bullding/and the ong Ip Chicave which they had so far occupied. Thad been judged best to start in with a first- mite Semiuary, for the competition with educa- tlonal institutions in the East was so greut that it was impossible to retain young men in the West unteas a thorough education was given them. ‘The Rev, 1. M. Woodrad, of Elgin, road with avery peculiar dellyery au extremuiy uulutelligl- ble effusion, which was understood to be o “poem.” TUE REY. T. Jy. GOODSPRED was Introduced as having proved himeclf an energetic Legyrar for the Untversity, Ho rofd that he had “been devoting himacd for a con- siderable time to obtaining furniture for the building. He owed $341 on account of furniture, which must be paid within ten dove, and alte- ficther there was about 700 due un thls account. ‘They hoped for donations from 100 churches or private donors for furulehing the different rooms. It was revoguized that the Faculty at Morgan Park ranked very high, and that Dr, Northrup stuod alone iu his profession. The Rev. Dr, Custis, of Michigan Avenue Church, spoke of the inilucuce to be exercised in the future by the Seuluary, arid bore teati- mony te the cificency of the instructors. He cominended the institution to the hearts and pockets of his bearers, ‘he Rey, Mr. Chapin, of Evanston, and Prof, Kistler, of the Northwestorn Untversity, spoke brielly, and the meetlug terminated with the doxology. THE NEW LOCATION of the Baptist Theological Seminary is a very fineone, ‘The building stands on an clevated plaveau, nearly 100 feet above the level of the 9 and the grounds contain over five acres, Until now the Seminary line been overshudowed by the Univeraity, closely shut in by ather buildings, avd cramped for space. Thera have also been comnplalnts of fnsuftlient accomimodae tion in the library, lecture-roum, und chapel, aud it has been f:1t that the Seuluucy wos too near the city, All these defocta, (tis hoped, wilt be reme- died In the new building. ‘Ile ts constracted ot red brick, hos three storica ond busesnent, witha manvard rool and cupola from whicit a splendid view of the surrounding country can be obtained, “On tie baseinent floor are Jocated =the = dititug-ball, — kitebens, Jaun- dry, and servants’ — oflives. A ovary fine gymnasium occupics ane hail on this floor, On thy frst Hour are the chaoe), library, parlors, I reception roams, aud a few dormitorios. The nd floor is given up to reeltution rooms and studies for the profeasurs, und the two upper floors are devoted to doruftorics and studies for the students. The rooms are very nicely fitted up, with bath-rooms on cach uf tue upper floors, and it is claimed that nu body of students will be better accommodated thau those at the Mor gan Park Semiuary, THE COURTS. Record of Now sults, Judgments, Divorces, to, . Jennie Taft fled her bill yesterday againat Lawrence Adgustus Taft, charging im with habitual drunkenness aud cruelty, Hannan Eck uleo filed 9 similar bill ogatost her huaband, dulannes Eck, charging him with uigamy, Bho tived with him five years pefure she heard that he had left a wife in Sweden, UNITED STATES COURTS. Thomas I, Fuller, of Canada, lod a bill yos- terday agalost Allen J, and. Susan D, Juckson to furcelose o trust-deed for $5,500 on the EB. 3g of Lot 2, Block 4, of Wolcott's Addition to Chicago. Iitram Hyde, of Michigan, fled a bill against Ruth SM. and Winchester Mall, Edward G, Mason, trustee, Jolin Mattocks, successor In trust, Francis 3. Brewer, and Charles L. Attor- bury, to foreclose a trustdeed for $3,500 on Jats 15 and 1, Block 8, in Pryor & Hopkins’ Subdivision of tho W. }¢ of the N. W. hi of Bee, 3, 83, 1d. The Binger Manufacturing Company begun a suit in debt for fad against George L, Shep- pard ant Baltacr Werts. Charles H. Lawrence brought suit for 83,500 againnt the Union National Hank, Willlam Woodward began a sult in efectinent agalust Jonn Doyle, clalising $2,000 damages, HANKHUPTCY MATTERS, dobn H. Sweetzur, of Burcators went Into yol- untary bankruptcy. Hla sucurod debts are 83,- eee een umeccured $7-830:05. lin wseste compriay laud worth 23,500, but mortgaged for $1,050; cosh, $50; bills and notes, $1,859.74; horse, 8025, bugs } open accounts, 8516; fire insurance, $1,600; stock of agricultural implementa, $4,610.31; and five shares of stock ju ‘the Streator Bulluing & Loan Association, second worions $35. ‘Thy petition wea referred to Register Grant. obliga dinscuele was sppointed Assignee of 5 punau. lesan was elected Assigues of A, edier ‘Oe Charles D, Lusk was appolnted Assignee of Norman F, Ravilo, selanee will be chosen for H, 8. Barlow at 10 a.m to-day. SUPERIOR COURT IM BRIB Arta, yalteraon began a fer efectment wa Joyce, clatininy 28. mister Devine sued labore Peaul Robert Ni: utchinega for $1,200. eorge? Oc attice sued W. 1. Thomea tor David 1. Lee Sted a bill against Julie F. and Thomus Guodwillig to foreclose a mortgage for $5,00) on Lot 50 of Block 15, in Jobyston & Leo's, Subdivision of the BW, $¢ of Bec. 20, Arthur Bronpou filed a bill against Danlel and Mary Anu Bogle, William Boyd, KR. EB. Jenkins, Asslgnce, aud the Chicago, Danville & Vin- cennes Tullroad Company 0 foreclose & mort- ago for $3,000 oa Block 90 in James H. ftecs? Subdivision of the W. }¢ of the 8. W. i of Bee 33, and that of fhe 8. Ea ot Bec, BS lying south af the Jlinais & Michi- gan Canal, all in Towushin 9), Range 18. id LROUIE COURT. ¢ Y. ¥. A. Hawley and J,Q A, Metcalf sued Joseph B. and Mar, jwsterday Lor $1,000, ary i as 3 aus be beplorto nguinst WHiam EF. Dempery to recover n horace and xome horse claphing valued at 81,500, Tuley, Biles & Lewis sucd James B. Tarcott for $1,010). Julia Gregory commenced an action In trea. pars agatnet Pavid and Charles Thompson to Ferover 810,000 di one John Q. Evans beedn a suit acainet William: 8. Ingraham to foreclose a mortage for $2,500) on Lots Gand 7% Block 19, in the Village af natn, eter M. Bradley began a ault in treapass avainst the Town of Eik Grove to recover $5,000 damages. John A. Bush commenced an action against, the Globe Matual Life-Insurance Company of ew fare to recover $10,000 dainages fur an al- Jeger libel. ‘The Chicago, Wilmington & Vermilion Coal Coinpany brought suit tor $5,000 against the Joliet Iron & Steel Company. Kiren Cash began 2 suit in replevin against Charles Kern, —— Forerty, George Hartman, Marcus Swartz, Jaln Swartz, J. PB. Sinith, 9, Y. Arguimba, Willian Wallace, C. M, Couk, Jacob Colin, Charles J. Miers, and Herman. Desur to recover the stock of Hquors and fixtures in tho store No. 145 Mourvo strect, valucd at £1,000, THE CALI. dunar, Dnuwenoxw—No count nnlil Monday, Jupar Ganr—2h to 28, rh Ua, 4 41 to 47, inelas #3, Hehwatd va, Thace, on trial, dvnur Jamrsox—O2, O4, 08 to 74, 78, 70, 80, B2to 7, Hand 10, Incinalee. dunge Mooke—8, 0, 10, asc on trial, Jupur Roorna—Mottons dilly. JUDGMENTS, Burenion Count—Coxrrssiuxs—Central Natlon- al Bank ve, The dohet Mound Company, $054.15, Jcouk Gany—Willam Lewla ve, Bobert and Robert 'N, Uutchinnwn, $1, 15.55.—Nelaon Mor- tievs, Charles A, Miller, £031.34. 0, F. Carpen- tor et al. va, Willlam Bargua $041.16, — Gleurge Herken vs. Henry Naues, $301.77, Th, ivingaton ve. A. 6% Eliithorpe, 87,2100, 40.— Veople, ete,, tine of Chatles Arnold et al., ve. doin GY ey. Willlam FP. O'lrien, and Michael’ binynen, $32,05.—F. H1,. Nawenier ‘vee Johann Schrocdor, $842.—C. C. ‘Swinhurne ys, Marlon, Munger, $2\131,8%—Annle Miguey ve. Some, $i02,0H 0. AV. Alitior et nl. ve. Charla » Na, Cleaver, $2: Mary 3. Andrews vs. doho ¥. Cowan, $449.45, Creer 6 ar dene Tier ta ‘ilHam Christy vend. (1. Burdett, $511. — Porter va, Mare Hi. Wammer ve, W. Blatchford ct | D4.——Some va, al, va ‘Thomas Farrington, 81, 13! WASHED CHECKS. Seine Good Work by Col, Geaner and Tila 2 Associntes. ‘The New York Herald of the 4th fust., refer- ring to the Indictment returned agatnst Nelson A. Gesner, who was acrested here Iast month for forgery, sare: Jt will be remembered that when the witness Ely i. Weston was undergoing examination In the Gesner case at the Tombs Inst Thureday, a. package was produced fo court which Weston declined to identily, He sald, however, that be had bten atven a package, elinilar in oppear- ance by Geaner in Chicago last May; that ‘he supposed It contained mouey and ltd ft in hts barn for safe keeping, and that he had discluaed the whereabouts of the package to Jayne and the other detectives, The truth of the mat- ter fs, that the package which Weston declined to fdentlty as the one aiven hin by Gesner was in reality the very package piven ‘hin, aml tt cou- tained evidence both agatuet himself and Gesner of s must damaging deseription. The packuye wasn large, scaled white cnyelupe, wrapped up tna Chicago newspaper of Aug. 8, 1877. ‘The envelope contained two dralte prepared for “ raising,” a package of trackuy-paper used by forgers, and several alips of traclug-payer on which the fling of the two drafts which the envelope contained, and the tractug of another draft which it was subsequently learned fad been destroyed, had been taken before the dratts were made ready for “ralsing." "When Weston informed Jayne where the envelope Was concealed the detective and a prominent Chicago Jawyer who was enquged on the ‘case vislted = = Weston's — barn, —se- cured the envelope,’ and it was brought to Now York aud plaved in the hands of the counsel for the prosecution. One of the drafts was drawn by the Albany City National Bank of Albany on the Central National Bank of New York.” It wus signed by H. P. Vater, Cashier of the Albany Bank, nuinbered 14,302, and every truce of the amount for which it had first been drawn wng removed ina manner which almost dolled detéction. Ina small envelope, incised in the larger one, were three tracinys. One of these . trachigs was as follows: "July 10, 1877, pay to the order uf EB. N. Throckmorton, fifty- éix 25-100 dollars.” In the lower left-hand corner of the tracing, corresponding to the place where. the figures of the amount of the draft when Issucd Were placed, were the fieures a ‘The only trace of the washtng-process whereby the orielnal amount bad been removed was in the place where these figures had been written, By holding the draft up against a atrong sun- light, a little of the dark “background of the draft could be scen to have been removed. BKIMEUL. Henry 2. Knox, counsel of the New York Life-Insurance Company, took thts check tu the Ceutral National Bank, of this city, and asked the opinion ot the officers o€ that institution as tu the gentumences of the siz: nature of Mr. Palmer, Casbler of the Alban; Bank, The Cashler of the Central Natiunal Bank aald there was no doubt of the genuine- ness of tho signature, The Vresident of the Bank agreed with the Cashler, Au expert in the bank was also summoned with a pile of about 800 otherdrafts made by te Albany Bank, and the genuineness of the signature of the Cashier was established beyund doubt. Among the drafts were a number filet out im the some hand-writing as the one copled in the tracing. ‘The President of the Central National Bank sald that Wf a check had come to his bank for any amount with the signature upon {t which the naked chuck bore, It would bo un- hositatingly honored, | Mr. Knox then reques cd the President of the Central Bank tu ¢ graph to the Albany City Nutional Ink, ash Whether on the {0th of duly, 1siz, th sued adraft, numbered 14,403, to B. Ne worton for 850.85. An ofrmative reply wus soon received, and the Jawyer then exlilbited the tracing tu the ustonleled bank officials here. Couclusive proof of the operations uf the forgers In ‘regard to the preparation for rofalng: that partleular df¢ was thus obtained. fn re- sponse to anuther tclecram, certain olllcers of the Albany City National Bank, among them the clerk Who bad Mlod out the washed draft, were on hand Yesterday, ready to teatlfy tu the feauing of the draft had the exumination of Gesncr been continued belore Judge Datly, Last Saturday Mr, Knox took another ono of the drafts found tn Gesuer's cuvelope, which had been drawn by the National Albany Ex- change Bank on the Amerivan Exenanze Na- tonal Bank of Now York, Asin the first case, there was no writing on the draft, except the nature of the Cashler, Thomas L. Scott, aud the figures “77"" of the date, the Hing having een erased by means of acide, Tt was num- bored 12,418, and was atiown the ofllcers of the Amerlcan Exchange Bank, who positively klentt- Ned, Mr, Scott's wiznature as wonultiec, A tele. grat stinilar tuthy oue sent to the Albany City Bank Was sent to the All any Ex- thingze Bank, and they returned a reply that on tho 1Uth of July, 1877. they had fasted adratt to#. 8. ‘Throckmortou for $ab,4t), tho draft num- bored 13418. Mr. Kaux then exbluited the tracing of tule draft. As a consequence, tho ollleers of this bank were uleo there yeaterday: to teatify in the exuminathin. To indicate the quality of the {nk in which the drafta had been ortginally written were notes onthe tracligs, as folluws: AN Arnold's," WAN black tuk.” The tracing for which no corresponding cheek could be found read, “Mune in favor of 8 H. Thurston, Fiity- ars.” The names in which the dratts Were drawn were similar, with the exception of one initial letter, Ln thesc nauies were Ictters which could have been used Io ‘ralsing” the drafts toa vory larzu amount. It has been Iearned that Gesner was one of the orletuatora of the First National Bank of Lake City, Minn. He wus a Director, and held $5,000 worth of the first stuck. ne Mow He Escaped, Datrott Frea- Press. About 8 o'clock Sunday afterncon a young man turewa brick at two other young en, hitting one of them fa tha cheek, The assail- antrun awsy withaamall multitude of mea and childrea at his bouts, who followed him yp alleys, thruugh back yards and over fences, creating quite an exiitemcnt. Among the pursuers, not kuowlng what he sought, was ove of the city Aldermen who drove his horse rupid- ly down Brush street. At the corner of Lafa- utte street avery excited young man ran into hu street, with Let me get into your buggy, Alderman, aud drive me toward the warket ay fost as you can!” The Alderman cave the stranger @ seat, asking wildly, “What fort” aud the passenger auewerod: “I want to catch that fellow who threw the brick!” The Alder- mon whipped up his horse and they went whiz- Magup Fors strect and around to the Centr: Murket, whoo tho passenger cried out; © Thegu heist? and, jumping from the buggy, disap- poorest. it was learned, when it was too late, hut the Alderman had uowittingly assisted the ‘aseuilant to escape. “* | Last week Mr. etree coonerenened _A Big Haul of Sharks. A citizen of Dare Gauuly, N.C. told us a day or two slnce that oue day’ tast fall he made a aul with his selus in tho ocean, and caught 103 ghatks. The selue was unly 90 yards long, and Espen that twice os many aharks got awuy os THE WEST PARKS. Some Remarks Not Strictly of a Camplimentary Nature. A Little Business Transacted—The Expert's Report. A regular mecting of the West Chicago Board: of Park Commissioners was hell yeaterday afternoon at the office on Halsted strect. Presents Commissioners = Lipe, Millard, Schultze, Mnug, Greenebaum, and Holden. The Secretary read a communicat&m from John Forsythe asking for the settlement of some claiing. under tax-titles amounting to $235. Referred to the Finance Committee. Isaac Claflin sent inaietter asking for the fmprovement of the north part of Central Park. Referred to the Improvement Cummilttce. The salary of Treasurer Locwenthal was at- tempted to be fixed by resolution at $1,200 ner annuin, but Commissioner Greenchaum objected, that the sum named was too large and spoke to that effect, but was overruled and tho salary ordered to be patd by 9 vote of 4 tof. Henry Greenchaum, late Treasurer, read his statement og presented In yenterday's Trinune, and at its close -moved its reference to the Finance Committee, which move was carried. Beerctary ‘Millard sald, by way of explana- thon, that. THE DISPUTED SUM OF £1,000 hal been denied by Mr. Ureenctraum: but that, when the fact of Its existence was shown to him, he had brought out, to offset It, some checks signed by Stanford upon which the ink was scarcely dry, though they were claimed to have teen written five years befure. Nut only this, but the President could not draw checks, and had no right tu do so. Mr. Greenebaum retorted by taunting Mr. Millard with his personal tufirinity and’ recom: mending hii to wear three or four pairs of spectacles, President Line vacated the chair in favor of Mr. Sluus, and, belug upon the upposite side of ie able frum Mr. Greenebaumn, liisned out at iin “The gentleman charirca that I received 6400 for gulny to Spriugficld, and for lubbylug, and for expenses now who pald thut muney to me « Mr. Greenebaum—I suppose the genticman ought to know who eave the moncy te hin, Mr. Lipe—L never received one cent from this Board for going to Springfield; 1 went there with Loding, and our jolot bill, was #65.59, and i pald that. The Board retmbursed me for that suis but the man [ga iar and a thief who saya T took HW. He fs, I repest, " A LIAR AND A THIER, Mr. Greencbaum tuoked at Lipe across the table, and Lipe looked at him; but the charze was not refterated. Perhaps ib was safer that wal Tust here Holden came in, ani, in a tone of wonder, exclaitned, Hus that infamous docu- ment been recesyed [” Some one sald it had been referred, where- upon Mr. Holden said: ‘tle too infanious to be received hy the Board; the author deserves to be held wp to the exccration of the public; be shows the traitsof the pupthat he is. It reminds ine of something: it te Just as if Spen- cer should come buck now und call Wentworth and Keeley, the Committee who are exanining his bank, thieves.” After a moment's further tulk of a less severe character, Mr, Holden gaye way, and the Secretary went on with the business, BUSINESS. Clark Lipe, President of the Board, reported that during the month he had signed cridences of Indebtedness of $2,000 for gravel and $6,821 for the nursery, Actou concurred in. The Finance Committee's report for six months ending Aug. 31 was read, and showed $123,401.89 received and §123,710.40 paid out. OF the Latter, $40,000 was for burrowed money. Keferred. Alter tho reading of this document Mr. Greencbaum asked tit did not show the pay- nent of 8109 to Mr. Reynolds for going to Springtteld. ‘The Secretary sald that the stm named had been voted Lim after his return, but no bargain had been made with hint before he went. Secretary Millard reported that he had re- eelved “from sundry sources,” from March 1 to Aue, 1, €3,021.95. This wos made up of pay- ments for night-soll, garbace, and such Nhe odoriferuusttems. ‘The tteans durlug August bring this total to $2,800.25. ‘This, as axalnet S12 for the sane term last year, isa very creditable showing for the new. adminlatration. Xcport referred. Mr. Greenebaum hoped that theSBoard would stop the burying of ulght-soll—a thing whieh the narks were never intended for. There would, he said, be less opportunity for crooked. ness on the part gf the Secretary, Tho report of the Financ’ Committee for Auguat showed an expenditure of 24,143.78 on seventy-ilye vouchers, the largest being the pay- roll of $4,024.59, and the rest stna!l items of general expense. Report concurred In, ‘THR FOLLOWING REVORT FROM TUB FINANCE COMMITTEE was then reccived and concurred Int -| Your Finance Comunittee, to whom was referred the report recently made by C. Mechelks, expert accountant, of hfs examination of the accounts and ailaire of the Hourd, respectfully report that they have made sch an exanilnatisn of wald report as nt this time avemm necossary, and find that the same appears to be a performance and faldiucnt on the part of the accountant of the work which he was employed to perform, Said repart ts 80 vorumin- oun and extends to ao many ani auch Inteleate tnatters, that it in not practicable for your Commit tee to form and express any opinion upon the de- tails of said: report without spending more tne than can now prone ne taken for that purpore. They therefore ark be discharwed ffom the further consideration aid repurt for the present, Your, Committes ectinlty recumtnend that the “employment of salt accountant by tile Noard be now terminated, exceptsc faras Lie future attendance on special vccasiun and request In connection with his said report. That in eet- Ging with sald accountant for hts past acrvices it be arranged with him that he ehall attend anon the request uf this Board, that of ite President or Secretary, to reuder any additional service that may be required in connection with wuld report, Your Come }ttee alsa recomniand that a copy of sald report be furnished to Commissioner Heary Groenchaum, the late Treasurer of the Moard, for the uxe of himscl? sud Cowmlesiouer George, W. = Stanford, and ‘other who may Satorestea, the Fequest that they aubmit to the Board at ite next nieeting such explanation and evidence In relation tu the matters contsined jn euch report as tho eame may secm to require, And whercas, the Towa Hoand of Weet Cticago as ateo recently caused 10 be made by snuther expert accountant, acting bo- dependently, alike exauinanon of the accounts und affairs of tho Word,» detailed report whereof, your Comuittes ore informed, Ie about to be sub- mitted to sald Town Hoard, your Conultice fut ther recommend that said ‘Town Hoard be reqaeete to furnish this Board with a copy of sald ezamina- Won mado in their behalf to the ‘end that the true condition of said accounts and affairs may be kuown with greater certaluty, and that no ong inay be charged with any responsibilities otherwise than according to the fatteof the case as shown sod verified by a double exaurinullon of the books and papers of thie Board, ‘The Board then adjourned. gt ———— Death fram a spider-Hlte, Hroridence Journat, A weok ago last Thuraday morning Mrs. Mar- tha Cwope, a colored. wouun, 40. years of and wife of. Janes Cosur, proprietor of a taurant at No. U6 Wickeniten street, awakened from steep by a stlugin was ensution in ber under Ip, and fuund that she bud been bit- ten by some Jnecct. As the rude cabin in which’ they Jive, on Babcock street, ts tn Tested with numerous spiders, she supposed that one of them bad cruwled upon the bed wlilo she was aslcop. During the day ber lip pained her severely, and ot might it was badly awollen, aud had guried to a pur ple color, Sue applied poultices and such simple remedies aa abe andher neighbors possessed, but the ewell- ing fucreased duriug Friday and Saturday, and the paiy extended to her head and limbs. Bun- day Dr. Math ‘aed, and found that the powon hi ca its way jut. her syetuin 50 rapidly that there were but slight b recovering frou its waliguant eflects. However, be prescribed soothing medicines, and applic poultices” which reduced the swelling somewhat, aud added to the comfort of the un- fortunate woman, Monday dirs. Cassar tost the control of her Hmbs, and was obliged to He down oa her bed, from ‘which she never arose. Tucadsy she graduatly became wncousclous, aud her fae was’ swollen beyond recognition, but sho was suffering terribly. Weduesday Dr, Mathews called upon her, and was compelled to tell the family that vhe was rapidly sluking, She died st about twenty minutes to 10 o’clod! Wednesday night, without recovering frow her THE TRIBUNE BHANCH OFFICES, praccGticce tae digerenf Wvisions. as desiguated eva ciarved se tha Nala Odice asd ellos reeetied tarite of ioek'y. Ba deriug ths week, and Witt 8 p. ty CASTELIAMH. WINNING, *Tlooksclioe and Statiouar, asf Tecate segund-at neds Wabash-ay, hot hier wee ier, Biauuner, etc., 1000 paoueite tithe St ow Wes Side News Depot, 1 £8 od wees HE HEMEL oces Btatiocery, otc., 330 Di- STON KROG, News Dopot, Stations ms ASHES n09, sony Bees tas aye Aten WE FINE 1, and <A Fourth: “1 and containa 36 pond Fyre, Sie and very large dry evita es clad order. erme, etc, m THinviert-courts, or % RUCK BUILDING mn Nnren-et. 3 tt at v3 ifrash: balance on time at TF con d 2OB WEIL. tie Teathurnset, Fitna a Si FALE-TARGAIN—#c0 Pent Pout: 201 one a front, on Mirhixan-av., north of Thirty enth-at. small payment duwn. Address le 13, fSE8 AND LOTS CHA 5 and learn something to your advantage. ™ rs » peat RALE—HOUS| and sce D.W.REAN, 54 LaSulle-at. Pol, SALE Cmar ror cAst—on wits Ex: eequity, gond brick house 19 harms, At iealfon: eu Lake Shares Kouth Nise: steam and horse carat none need call but the PaRianome that ina home. THOMAS EVA ay REAL ESTAT. PORSALE— #10) WILE BUY A BEAUTIFUL Lor, AY one block from devo at Lsersige. 7 mites from {hicaen: 91% down aud $4 monthly; cheapest propery in market, and shown fren; abetract free: 10-cent train, already on. THA BROWN, 142 Lasalie-st., Htoum 4. COUNTHY REAL ESTATE. Ji04 BALE Goon IMPHOVED FAMM. eon AGKES, of Chfeay: # J ihirdddownsantende, Addreseh a, Feline ilers TO RENT-HOUSES. Sa West Side. 'T REST—THE MOST coy ENT AND fOM- plete houses in fas ety forthe price, Joat finished, it ley-ata, corner Monroeand On en for fi ct A WIN & COMB. 140 Dearien n 12° Inspection TPO RENT—e50 PEN MON ntti house, 774 Paltan: EGANT 3-STOLY Ali modern improve: met Apply ua premises. Teton famed: ats Mannan siland-ar. . quired, Inquire at Ti Asiland-avs, rence® Fe NONT HOUSE, MODERN Improvements, » 2 Ann-st, be Se SGWRY, To Futheare ee Mow rents A. 7. 0 RENT At MOSTii= Tovteoate sud ata Se Were era_fmprovementn, ere Apply on preiniacs, : North Sides 0, NENT —DWELLIN ks XDIANA- 1, MERE TRERANG ta bran plete Fepatr. Anaulre of Buburbane PO RENT~AT KENWOOD. A LANGE FURNISIED houre wotll May 1; rent low, eS Ti EE. Gu Bryan Mock, basta eres os South Bldo. TT: RENT—FLATS—28 AND) 300 STATE-8° desirable sasond and third floors for hour Purposss, # Dens each, in perfect onler Feat. WALTER MATTUCRS, #) Dearborn rook very handentne rate Ie forte rae ih it oh ble for geotierna: cs tn wryedt Block, ladoiph and Deariorasais, Hoon Bt, Went Sider hO RENT—UNFURNIBHED ROOMS, EN SUITE, for tate housekeeping, front 80 to 8107. ANIHY a 132 Throop-at, (70 NENT-NICELY FORNIE at tun North Side, T° RENT—FUNNISHLU—A NICE SOUTIH-1 Toum, with closet: bat on saine floors cl [grinanent party. 215 Minutes, near North Vear- Miscclinneous. (PO RENT-VERY CHOICE SkLUND FLOOR For Dustnes purposcs on ~tate-st., uear Adaing, elther in whole or part.” WALTEI¢ MATTOCK, 40 Deartorn- oom 3. WANTED TO LENT. om = FANTED—TO RENT—ANY PARTY HAVING A fhorourhiy, well-farnithed | house which “haa neverdcen weed for aboarding- house, aod whieh fine choice location, dren, stating 10 inay hesr of adesirable tenant. Aa- Greeny tare, © Dune uftlee 7ANTED—TO REST—FUI W Aintii gaa hreakiancin Geman, on North of Bouth Bt. tue uttice, \WWANTEDETO Te ‘bout 40100, wi leath tanner} Tower’ care of MAX STEN, Fitthear. HED ROOM WITH Net family by eingle gene ic, Address L is, Tribe —A SUITABLE TLACE OF jenin facilities f ‘work-sho} GOLDSMITH V ASTER To RENTONY A YOUNG COLPLE ‘withunt children, twoor three roms completel: furniahed for housekeeping: water facilities esrentl: Tent about €1: Aa TANTED—TO RENTOA BMNTI, FI cottage OF furnished rooms for housckeepinis cheap foreanl, Address, atating terms Kl, Trluune, LOST AND FOUND, DST=LADY'S POCK| J at., between Paulina ‘will be rewarded by leaving pag G Bhinlad TUESDAN OK focket-bouk eontaluing p perc thatare valuable only tu the ownc AML be Hberall: Windsor Hot ndaur Ho tee tn rewarded hy leaving the game at ef, on Dearburivat.. between Madieon HY A LADY, ON RANDOLPH-ST. NEAL amuall sum of yueket-tandk vontelalug 'y aida pletures if party that found It will retura She tate:rtoC, KLUMAN, bY Nurth Lasalle-st., they may keep the inne: LOsTeSTHAYED, Olt BTOCEN-A BYALT GRAY 4 hore from the barn of ‘orth tube: Wicker Park. Ieaconatie reward will tw: Avery oF Information af the ean SCHELUI TAsi Neate THE conxen DIANA AND 4 Husheas.. a pockertuok cuntalniog money” and Waluable papers. ‘The mohey may be retaiued If tie book anil papers aru returned to das Superior Lost COusn lose East it 4 ur Wabash-ay, The 1 Teaving at Os Sadteon- O3T—A GOLD CHAT 4 clasps GON STATE-ST. inder wilt ba rewardod by URACELET WITH HEAVY, between Exposition bullding and ourier of Madteon and ptate-ste. Keturn and recelve roward to ‘Std Sichigan-ay, 6299() REWARD AND NO QUEBTIONS ASKED $20 for the roturn of alt tne articles taken fa an 6 harp It the rear of 15a Ashe Doce pati. Thursday. rept. 3. HORSES AND CAMBIAGES,_ Ty Dalen, JFoitgabE—ox AccouNT or ows, lurees; one is & years old, one wien vears old troued a2 rumon to belleve with a lite bi Sasey also back horse, tt 3 ls ory fanully of inusluana Worcs are tntte warrantee atl Handwithuut hitching? alee prinw. top bias dane, spout e ver ugh) Maile by It, M. Bizveny New York, atria) givens Wo hore! i Wabas Gea, aquate-hox, top bury, to rll tagether oF separaies 3 Jockey need apply, At S16 aT the ANG, ALSO, ES ‘uf new aud second-hand buggies, var hes, yusd- wane u delivery, Wakons, eX prove: wi ad Ware . ew eas, pligla and do allot the bursies, wagon, fn monthly pay tient jolt ta pay. advances. “H.C, i tet, [OR SALE ONE SET LIGHT DOUBLE CANLLA harness, culd-mounted aud news will take ae horan es part pay, Call to-day. wud Cottage Uruverats, ry rs JPGR SALESCIEAP—AN ELEGANT ThitkT: quarter seat ruad-wagun.e fine rost-hu: d white enaueled turipply guld-plate bert any obo in wautof fiusturnout, Addrem et, BALE—4 GENTLEMEN'S DRLVING-HOU: y Dextre Sho carr rT EME mK, sound, and steady s a teainy Utamily oF coups hurve. Madfeu POU BALE CHEAD- BEY HAL oon 8k: ica, carriages, an el 733 platout. “EG. WAYDES " __ BOARDING AND LODG ‘Wess Sido. BANGAMON-ST. = NICELY BOUT FUR- 2. AGhed tront musta with board. foF wentleniea and wits or two geatieme 4] CANES TEIEST. SEIT WASIISGTON-Par- :L vate family havea front corncr ruonl, Ore Hour, 4Or iwo persuos, furulelied, with board. North Bid Oe ile roow fur gent ur lac «ith the best of refercuce, Motels, pe, Figo ver days per week, $6,§7, and $9; taule- 500 CAN REALIZE €2,000 ‘Anures Las, vilouue.® ULKANT ta E. RANDOLPH CRY & HEL. JOR SALE WE: 7 wet cheap for cash or real catate. DUI 201 BALE—BTE. ae OR SALE-ONK tres 14200 O5)) lars ab 1u2 Weat Twell NEW, Goon stock oF a ‘tureg, cheap reat, ‘goud local §50u) worth #1,000, “Cs, ‘Tribune nin obueh Ads Crew(ord Cotas CLABS BALOON. WITH on avery Kuo Dusiuces fcknews, Apply for partic- 8. PINE FIX: nj bar if wanteds MISCELLANEOU: od GOODRICH, ATLORNEY-AT-La' 24 DI be An ei Ra sICe Eres uo fee watens vasesarreit gs m * eaperichce; curres letly eoutdentlat LL CASH PAID Fal Wweu‘e caat-uff clot Attended to. JOKAS LADLE AND GENTLE: e DEL, bet mata PY 3 UPERSONAL, PpEbsONaL—eD ORTH stb LADY every worning friend dealnes better acquaiutal Viease aay Low 1t can bo obtained and address K 6, Trib: woe oftoe. Books, ASH PAID FOR I KB—CASH IN BILAN, 2 Good books will always beng bit wee it Cheep Buk House, coz Mi Band Dearburn-ate. IACHINES} J IOLMES, PYOTT & co., BUILDE IES OF STEAM engincs, steata puinne ‘stamy milla, sad minty inechinery, lactudlig toe aid dies 13 Nort Jeflerun:st., Chicaco. qanvern HOUSEHOLD GOODS, aCe eet eclall Klatot wadecbola rarniburs en meaibly paymicule Low prlcus, esay terns. WWANTED-MALE HELP, Bookkeepers, Clerka, &ce D—RMART, ACTIVE. ANDINTELLIGEST inaaclerkorintahe charge of shoe’ e1 ary, $22 per weeg and commisatony one expertenci referred: none need apply uniras with best reference etn character, honesty, and retlabillty. il, between 6 and 10, inorning, a 179 Weet Adams- ate, near Halnted. W ANTED-YOUNG MAN TOTAKE CHATOR OF ‘an office tm thi 1 inte $ seein eS thiscley| ealery and intercat alowed; WAStEpc brig chenka RR: employer $34) on unauest manent situation: fale eninry. Weasten— 4 ea ig TR ALLE A LOAN onahie seenrliv: per~ KA, Trine atten ALEBMAN 1 maine ie 8 pearance, and unde: rel inc Rea Re At wine Wit Auch quallfird. as above apply. Addrem HOSTON STUHE, ftreators A ny NTED-AN ACTIVE, BTRADY YOUNG MAN ith some knowlolad of bnoxkeentng and ing to make himecif waetul. Address K 1 WANTED A yous MAN Fl the ‘wholesale notion mistness: only th apply who are w: amall salary and Tork up. Adiieee giving nast experiance, references, and full particulars, K ne vilice. a} cE IN ie need ling to commence o: iene ANTEDN~: GE PRAMRRS. WASTER TaD Ene Seitoes: APPLY TO WASTER SONY FLAX SPINNERS, APPLY AT 3u oath Canal-ot. pat WWASTED-A TIN ROOFER. APPLY AT 203 £4 NY enite-st. i VW oAgzen-Anr TH TOGGIN COUNT V¥ Call st fe south Charl this “morning al O'chock, Rees ae PS ANTED-EXPEINENCED HAND TO itUN A inolitng machine. Call early at 151 West Wael Ingtan-t. : ANTEDST WG TALONS AND TWO FALLOT: y on custom. work, aly OHS HANAGIS, ee South waterek.y fone Hight: was TEDOA Go0) tig Mouse Narberstop, RATLLO. e in SPERIECK, WMLMISEUS: OA WENT ee fares ad Carns taney 25 team, BL ana sontis Water-st, Minceltuncoun, \WWASTEDOMEN OF EXEUY For \ aryTERT, ‘Unelucss which pays intelligent worker £4 to $20 perday. The induccurcnta we viler the: fice sex on sural capital, nil our at meine paisa a arth ise ail. persane 2c King thee NAY @ Gur 3 2 extant, cannot ment; $1 sam; Warten ‘A LAD: Curiosities, toys, novelties, needles, chromos, photograph stereoscopic views. Exposition and stevet, falesnich, leo canvaasora aupnlicd a prices that na can offer, C.M. LININGTON, 45 und 47 \WAstEpeM ) LADIES TO SELL NEW yeacher Me pens, hale erimpers and curl- Hest terns given, AMEMICAS NOM BLT Y con Ted WASTED a1 LY — A FS ory ‘wide-awak nian tacit a faat-selliig ardete, partially intr the retail wrocery trate uf thin clive Fly to £20 required; und, chain te make fauner. Adgreas SM, G, @ COW. care Cartier No, , Sta on AL . Domenticse WASTED FINST-CLASS GILL Fol GENERAL house 7 malt private tamliy. Maus oot referent to-day at a7 Wasulngt WAXTEDSA Udon Gint Fort Tous Wo ‘mottiy chamber work, 4 44 Wost Mandolph-at- wu ty work. MAN Olt GWEDINIT GHEL YOR general hourewogks must come wall 1 (all from 0 to 12a basement Sto Mlehian-1 \WAstep Goon Cook, dronert rences reared. Sn: ply betweeu 9 ant Ty at 41 i PLAIN: COOKT bring refereuca, wont, COME Na, 12 Waste =A GIN WASH AND @itoN AND VY “amint tn honsework. Apply at 240 Centro-av, Wares, €2. ; TANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPRIENT GIRL for yvovral housework in a private fans Sredian or Heoteh or American preterred, Call at 1 jeutxan-ay, a Nurses, SV ASTEDTA, BTEADY GIRL OF ABOUT 15 3 ia take care of two children at Apply to lay between 12 and 2 o'clock at 1307 In> Ws x Ty WET NUTS i ‘fresh breast of iniik: German, Bwede. or Nor- wenian, Apply at Ur, HERAN'S office, No. 11 Harmon: cuurt, between 11a. in, and p,m, ofd107 p. m. Miscollancous. WASTERCA GOOD HOOT AND SHOE FITTER, e who under auda runnitig @ wax-thread ma- chine; woman preferred; alsa, Kuod bottoner on men’ and women's ed work.” “Addreaa Prophetstown Vout and Shoe Factory, Prophetstown, TU, __ SITUATIONS W. WANTED MALE, Mookkeopers, Clerks, &ce GiTWATION WANTED—bY A YOUU MAN With 1D. jut enna exputlence in the grocety aod. proviston trade; beat city refere Address K 10, ‘Triun GITBATION WANTED-A| COMPETENT NAN In AD open to engagement for ribbon or trimming depart- ment fio Hratecluse dry: ‘fee house, city or country; Feferences exchanged. h 7, Tribuncomice. _SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. | GITUATION WANTED UY A GOOD GEnMAN girl to help to do svcond work andecw, Viease call at sis Milwaukee: t Rueker-s,, first four. gu A’ NS WANTED<-UY A DANISH GIRL. ON ¥) the West bide, to do general housework. Call ar Aioy Amnolu-at., basement, this week, “GITOATION WANTED-DY A COUNTRY Gti 13, SD ‘a private tauiy, to do ight, housework or second Work, and help tu take care of culldren. 1474 Wabsa av., Gear Twenty-elebtti-st, Call fur two days. GITVATION WANTED—DY A NORWEGIAN © te ‘do second work and aewtniy two years’ refer= €uce trom Inet place. 743 Mlcbiyan: GlTUATION WANTED—bY A CAPADLE, PII Sy ‘ant girl to do secand works uss capertence {n cara of children; goudrefcrunces. U4 Tweatletheat, WANTED=0Y TWO SISTERS AS second girl, or will woparate; city of ‘aces, 705 Michigan: WANTED-BY A lug oF cook, was, and Iron, ADIAN WOMAN GITRATION yo a todk call at 763, ae PALTHY MARRIED SITUATION WANTED—itY A MPALT! Al ED STY Mee ndiae, Appt at Noe Fo Louse Guckaoute MSS UUI IN IE hae ce ee SITUATION WANTED-NY A YOUNG GIRL AS nurse girl. Address ¥ 43. ‘Tribune office. Fe NCIALS F ea =a DVANCES MADE ¢ AIAN ; Awa NEY IN WAND TO LOAN ON AA “ture without removal, or upon coll Goi, WILSON, Moan i, 116 dau ‘UNI. terals, AAD FOIL OLY AND SILVEL. ty toan on watches, diantunds, aud valuables ription at GOLDSAID'S Loan and Bulliug used), DO East Madison-at, Eatabiislied 1ees, ‘Address 1,37, Trlvune ofice- PS Hy EST FO BTATE SAVINGS 2 Wank booke anil all ofter savings bank books in cash. half money, and inside luts iow fur Fidelity books al 3; Inoury to juan oy all Kinds of xoud collaterals, Chicago Loss Company, 190 Dearbura-at., Rowse 1 NUGKELS, BUMS OF $9 AND UPWARDS CAN be taut 10 exchange for currwocy at the countings ‘room of the Tribune Company, PENNIGA CAN DE AD IN RXOUANGE Fort edttreney at ths counting-rooin of the Trinuns sails 1.0 LOANSARY SMALL SUM WANTED ON FOI. aijure of any otliee pound ccurity wiLuout removal; short tute, THTEEDELL & BROWN, 178 Duarboru, \Wartiicsiao For sy ‘CHOICE tniptoved city property at 7 +o com qutasions dunt ‘Address 135, Tribune pore ris | alee ee Tru agents, Wathen’ marth sce ln joud tings party divtirlads," a. PATTINSON, 3 Washtng RIT AN a YOUNG LADY, GRADUATE OF MT. HOLY: Ske ceatoary: who hes bed ox 4a teaching, desirve & situasiog .; bule or oui acuol 1a the Wess. A DY. Yarssur Coun. a ‘A WE FALL TERM OF BIST WW scioan th atest f Ay LL Monday, Sept. 17, WT, CLARA L, HETNKICHS, Teacher. __ STORAGE. A COMPLETE, BTORRIOUE FOIL MOVADLE Boole furuitary, merctaudise. ce 5 edvauceal low rates.” Hale Huthitug, sos to 205 andolph-et, Eo- tire satisfactiua given. pert BSOLUVELY FIRE-PROOY STORAGE FOR ulture, nivrcbandise, carriages ete. tnoney loaned. Ju per cent year. HAMID & CU., 11) Weat Suurog-et. yopeuty STORAGE COMPANY, 78 AND 69 VAN Buren: rage for Curuiturs and merchandise; auvances; frce lusUranice; Vanlte for valusble goude. weve, POM SALI JOR SALE—OFFICE DESKS WITH YALE LOCKS Table, end cane, at 170 States {OK SALE—A SPLENDID Wate NE I New foundtand, large ned and very Kind, MARTIN MEYEU, 133 Weal Madieunral, GITBATION (WANTED—A “YOUNG “MAN Wild playa the elariuvette would Ike ts practice with some goud cornet ec tara! 801 tala if be gives work CHAS. BCHE he S510 MONTHLY WILL BOY A New ON SEEOSD, aa 2 $20, RELL Femploot Mune, Od Van Ware Tare tel 2. TYLI 3 ' CHANGE-CITY- IMPROVED AND VACANT, tt or Pigcllty bank: bovis. JOULM WOES BINGHAM, va they dou 1, ¥ 15 ~ cltys ton es