Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1877, Page 3

. THE COURTS. One of Obadiah Jackson's Transe fers of Title Before Judge Drummond. An Amusing Case About tho Eject- ment of a Varioty Show. A Patent Ownor Wants 300,000 Damages from the Pull- mans, New Sults, Divorees, Judgments, Confessions, Ete. OBADIAII JACKSON. gua TITLE TO THE OLD UURNETT HOUSE PHOPEUTY. Judee Drummond wad occupled all day yes- terday In hearlug & complicated Chancery sult growing out of the dificaltics ofsObadiah Jack- pun, and Involving §100,0001n money and thetitle to n valuable plece of property just south of the new Custom-Tlouse. Tho facts, Lriefly stated, are as follows: On the 1st day of October, A, 1. 1863, Charles . Waite, of New York, was thio awner of Lots 15and 16, In Block 111, In the School-Section Addition to Chicigo, and on that day madea warranty-teed of safil yremises to UGeorge N, Wiliams, of whom the sall Walte knew nothing, the entire transaction having heen conducted for Waite Ly Oba- dlab dackson, of Chleago. Walto recelved for the property from Jackson $10,000 fn cash, and two notes purporting to have been ade by sald Williams, one for 30,000 and the other for 330,000, both of which notes were stated 1o have heen secured by an alleged deed of trust of sald premises, dnted Oct. 1, 1583, Tavine the nnme of sufd Wililama as grantor, wherein Jackson was utemeil as Trustee, and the mote for 830,000 was payable Oct. 1, 1872 ,“'llllln n few days after recelving the notes, C. . Waite suld and transferred them to his trothier, 8. M. Waite, of Brattlcboro, Vi, Af- terwards the note for $30,000, Indorsed fu blank by 8. M. Walte, was placed with Jackson for collectlon, Oct, 5, T3 (four days after the transfer from C. C. Walte to Willlams), the premnges were conveyed to Mary I Moud) v of &nahvme Tenn,, ‘ny n warranty deed srom Willlams, " Apell 18, '1871, “Jackson borrowed 841,600 of Duvtt Smith (now dead), upon his note for that sum, pay- able twoyears after the date thereof, and, n collaternl” thereto, pledpred the salil Williams! note for 830,000, and the enid deed of trust from Witllams to Jackson. When Juckson so pledged the sald Whlinms note, he put severnl andorsements of Interest thereon, ‘The lust of ealil fudorsements was dated May 17, 1871, and all of them are slgned: 8, M. Waite, by O. Jackann.” May 17,1871, sald Moody, by her war- mnty deed, (-uuw.-yt-d tho sald” premises to Chatles V. Dyer, of Chicago. By a deed dnted Oct. 4, 1871, and ncknowicdped Aug, 8, 157 Juckson released to Dyer tie sald truat<deed from Willlams to Jackson, Juno 1, 1872, Dyer, by his warranty deed, recting tho asid fncun- Drance of &30,000, conveyed the premises to oy o tho B0 day of Avicust 197, of Edwin aud Joseph Bwift, defendants, of Ulilladelphls, the sum of 50,000, and to stcure the pay- anent thereof, made hila deed of trust of said reises o Norman C. Perkine, For David with, when living, nnd for the complalnant, sdminlstratrix sinco his denth, George and John Wataon,of Chicago, had, and have had, exclusive ¢harge of the transaction whurein the Williams note of $30,000 was pledeed _% Jackson. This note matured Oct. 1, 1572, e Watsons held 1t from ‘April 18, 1471, until November, 1870, without collecting, or attempting to colleet, rither the prinespal or interost of sald note, and sbout the lnst named date, the complaiuan led her bill praylug that sald notebe declared a fen upon nuldd)rumllcs, aivl a prior lien to the Incumbrance thervon of $50,000, under which he 8wifta clnln, upon the theory that there- eso from Jackeon to Dycr wus fraudulent, clalming that, although dated Oct, 2, 1871, it * was not made until Aug. 3, 1872 (the day of the Bwift Joan), ood that the Swifts orc charged with notico of the Williams lucumbrance, by the recital thereof in the deed from Dyer to Fackson. The caso was argued, at great Iength, by Judgoe Hleeins and Mr, Burgess for_the com- r‘ahmnl, and by Mr, Goudy and Mr., 8kinner for ne defendants, who reslst the complalnant’s temand by clathming that Willisms was a myth, and on alins of Jacksou, reasoning therefrom Wiat the deed from Witllumns to Juckson, under ‘which tho complainunt clulms, is simply a deed from Juckson to Jackson, and therefors vold for wunt of partics, and, cunsequently, did not con- wey the land. The defendnuts’ coungel also tirged that, conceding the Willinme nots to he genulne (which, however, they clalmed to be spurious), the complamant hai no title to it, as It was placed with Jackson by B M. Widto for collection only, with notico of which fact the votmplainant ls charged, by reason of Jacksou having Indursed payments of interest on the note, and signed them 8. M, Walte, by O, Jucksow.” “Thu defendants’ counsel further srgued that the complaiant sas pullty of such Jaches In holding the Williams note for four years alter moturity without any attempt to callect either principal or interest a3 would preclude her from recovering. The pusition of tho defendants, fn assuming ‘Williams to bo a myth, led the plaiotifl’s coun- sclto urge that, i e’ was o myth, tho decds Trom Walte to Willlmine, and from Williams to Mooay, were also vold, which would deteat the title clalmed by the defendants, Swifts, under the Perking deed, To this urgument Mr, 8kine mer replied ns follows: ‘‘Buth sldea claim titlo from o common source, C. C, Waite, and the complainant urges tiat the defendants, tn proviue Wiliams: o suyth, have unsheathed o swond that cuts both Srays—that, if o s o myth, the defendants «aunot deralgn title from Waite, Theclulm (s specious, but pourupon It the light of analysls and only a shadow remains. Decds are but ecaled contracts, aud in all contracts, whether scaled or by parol, the rulo us to parties is the sume. Tha cssciice of theruls {s best expressed hr the canon of tho cvil w which requires ihat in contracts, s to partics, there must be a canfilct of minds. In other words, the rule re- quires that, In o deed of land, thero shall be 1wo opposing, negutlators, vecuj vuz the tlona of vendor ang vendee. Whether these niegolators are rightly named In the deed 1s of o conscquence, It 1y enough It they can be ddentltied, The rule docs not_require that the John Doo and Richard Roe named In o deed as E,mmnr and grautee shall exist by those particu- r names, but only demands that a grantor and gruntee shall extst ) somne name, ami wey hat 18 capable of identitication.’ And such is the cuso, a0 far png these defendante ol " ¥ 3 Trom Waile. o Veritius, “h he Soets (o Walte to Williams, ond from Willlams to Boody, thero ls o defect. ar to pasties Wi fawms, in both deeds, ia Jacksou, 'In the first ho 13 rantee, oud) fu the luat, grantor, Walte Les- tifies thut he “knew tnobody in the transaction bue Jackson; " that Le proposed tho sale, and Walte accepted the provosition, takine 4,000 in moncy and the Willisms notcs. Walte and dackson were two oppusing negotiators, oceupy- ing the rc-rcmlw positlons of vendor and ven- dee, and whether Juckson figured in the truus- sction by the name of Willlaios, or Ly auy other Bame, tho deed is valld, aud fim‘ml ie sarue reasoning spplice to the de Willizins to Mooy ; but the fatadity fnthe l’;fl? deed from Willism's' to Jackson, us 1o parties, ls that there were no opposing mfuum.un, acting as grautor and granutec, but Juckson, as Wil 1ams, was essaying to convey to himself. Bap 3t the deed fromn Walto to Witiiane were void, the uolmnnlnl would not be eutitled to m de- cree, must prevall Lv{ Ler own title, and Rot by the abseuce of title In the defendants,” At the close of the urgwinent, Judge Drum- :‘:1::. took thie papers, aud rescrved hiy de- in th GENERAT, A CASE OF EJECTNENT, Another amusing case was heard by Judge Booth Monday, brought by Antbouy . C, ‘Weres azainat Willlam L. Newwau, to recover £3,000 dawages for breaking Into his saloan, or more clegantly—and obscurcly—known a8 an astlon of “quure clgusuin fregit.” Weres kept 8 saloon a8 No, £34 South Halsted street, known 35thy “Shamrow,* and Newman was his Jand- lord. The trouble scemed to bo that there was more than one real row at this misnamed place, Eaused by the prescoce of a low varicty thea Mre, of tho Y pretty-waltergirl” character, Flually, after wauy complalute on the bart of his tenants, Newman descendod in vir- $uous fudignation on the place, and efected the 3cuant and his goods. The latter thou assumed Sbopart of fnjured fonocence, aud began sult Yor daumages. The case was tried sbout s year it for €500, but, bley and erante ta g, ol y nn, nud Weres recov fhie Jwtge ordercd It new trelal. This took plac day morning the jury returned o verdiet in favor of the plalnt{T for S2—anly £4, lors Than s mekeedl. - The dlefenne <68 uyrby Netwman was, that the place was a public nul<anee: that Weres. never pabl any rent, aud that he was eleeted on that account. ral witne«es were ealled for the defendant to prove the charcter ol the toon, awl it was amusing to hear the clabarate excuses they marde to account for thelr presence in the theatre. One had a country fricind who was fond of seeiniz wild anfmala, expectatly the ele- plants, uud they fusl happened fn for five min- utes to take a diink, and # third went In for five minutes witha customer to celebrate In the nsual way the siecess of a trade, In fact, five mintitea seemed to he the longeet period that any of the wituesses had reminined,—quite re- markable in thelr agreement, Some of them were 8o anxious to explaln just how they came to visit the place that the Judee “vas oblifred ty interposey amd bid then fn cuphemlstic terna w Hhire a hall” None of them went to gratify a wicked curlosity, none of them mufd anything Improper, and yet tl\e{ all agreed that the den was the resort of the Towest and most abaudoned clasres, and an Intolerable nufsance to the nelzhhorhioud. The jury, how- ever, afier Ustening to soine pilt-edged stories of Newman's weaith, thonght he vught, on gen. eral principles, to pay romething, hitn $250. A motion was at onee 1 defendant for a new rial, DIVUKCES, The character of the divorces yesterday was quite mild and unsensational. Julin Patten got o drunkard for a husband whon she marded Heddett K. Patten, and ns ho has Tailed to sup- port her she Teft Dimn few weeks ngo, Lost Monday evening he went 1o the house whers she was ataylug oud earrled ofl one of her chil- dren, nnd livs hidden it so sho cannot find it. 8he thinks he hna €3,000 hidden awny #ome- where, and now usks that her ¢hild may be ro- atored to hiery and for suftable alimony and s divorce. L.ucy Zocek aleo fecls that there fs such an utter want of harmony of feeling between het aud fier husband, Juseph Peter Zacek, it would be unjust to compel Ler longer to live with him, 1t appears that he has fallen (o love withanotber woman, and lust Decomber he drove complainant out of his house. Ho Is asaloon-keeper (n South Chieago, and according to his wilu's statements must be very comfortably sttuated, Ile hns real estate worth &1,000 and several houscs, barns, cte, worth 31,600 more. 1lis burlness nets him from 830 to $ib a weck, and lic also enjoga the Juxury of o bank nccount. Mra, Z. says that slie has contributed larize) toward tlie accumulation of this Ymnuny. and sho thinks It only just she should huve a slico of it whien she lios bieen compelled to Jeave him, And Eunlce 8. Laux wishies to resumo her malden name of Eunlce 8, Carpenter beeaise Tier husbaud, Adolph, Is {n the halit ot getting drunk. TIR MUTCAL BECURITY, INSURANCE COMIANT Ly its Assignee, Mark Kimball, mokes the fol- lowing exhibit of {ts finance Tialance Sept. 1 219,400, 20 T'atd on sccount pens . 300,80 Dalance Oct. 1. 810, 1415 TENS, Judge Drammond was oceupled yesterday in hearing the case of Jarret Smith vs, Obadiah Jdackson and others, to set aside an alleged fraudulent relesso. The cuse: comes up on & transfer from the Circult Court, and was thor- oughly written up at the time it was bewun, Next Friday will be the Tast day of servico to the October term of the Circuit Court, UNITED BTATES COURT. Alexander Blstiop began a sult for 88,000 yes- terday nyrainst Robert Bayurd, ‘Thoinns Bayles, the fndefntizable, began an nction In trespass agninst Georeze M. l'ullman to recover $300,000 damages for Infringement of his rights saowner of the “Tuuncr-brake” patent. TAXKRUPTCY, Bradford Isncock was yesterday appointed Assignee of Eugene McKay. An Asslgnee will be sclected for C. AL Smith ot 10 & m. to-day. A final dividend of 7 per cent was_yesterday declared in Lhe estate of George ¥. Farriugton. An Assignee will be chosen for Beavey & Brother at 10, m. to-day. SUPERIOR COURT LN NRIEP, V. B. King bcfnu asult in electinent agalnst Mathlas Gaenssler, to recover possession of o rip of land twelve inches front, occupied by the north wall of the building No. 573 Nortl Clark strect. Daniel A, Jones and C. L. Raymond com. menced an action for $7,000 arainst L. T. Dick- nson, CIRCUIT COURT, Hugo White commenced u_suit in trespass esterduy aalnst Richard Parker to recover 5,000 dumnfiu for ullcfiud malicious arrest, 11, 4. 8heldon & Co. bewan & sult for £5,000 against Ienry G. Bradley. ‘Christine Gocte brougiit suitto recover §7,000 damages from John W, Goetz, Edmund Gorvett sued David 8, 8mith, Joln Q. Adams, and William i1, Turner for 81,500, Capt. A, Sevort filed 8 bIl urafust Michacl Shtelds seking for an account of a partuerahip f which they wero engoged o runnlng two tug-boats,~the Red dacket nud the ., Sulelds, Complainant thinks his partuer owes him about 81,500, Louls Gorgessuod Peter M. Wilkerson for 81,000, homas A, Scott fled & bill against Georgo M. Munger, asklog for on injunction to prevent the prosecution of o sult for $500 aguirst him, Beott states that Munger ngreed to give him clght horses, & bugey, harness, etc., for 640 acres of land 1n Kovsas, The lund was wrongly deseribed n the contract, and Munger discov- cring It refused to perform the engagement, and brought suft (or complalnant’s non-per- forinance of his part of tho agrecment. 1t is to prevent the prosccution of this sult that thiy 1 4s filed, an also tor an account. COUNTY COUNT, In the estute of Johanna Adams, a graot of sdmintstration was mado to Benjamin Adams, under bond for $27,000. TUE CALL. Jupax DruMmoxn—In Chismbers, Junoe Hwnu;z;-au‘guzfi o G vnaE Uany—5 60, &8, 60, 02 to 07, an 00 to 7, laclaste. Ho. "oty Detar vo. Sonnson. on trial, Junax JawesoN—202. 204, 219, 241 to 245, 247 Em[:uu. 25, 253, 263 to 250, 2 01 and mfi: Tn- e, Junux Moonz—12, 1i, 14, No case on trial, Jupax Itouxus—110 (6 170, Inclusiva. No case on trial. Junus Bouti—~70 to 100, inclusive, except 82, Na case ou trial, lrf"lw“ McAviisTen~Passed casca. No cass on al, Jupar Wittiaxs—Arguments In loyt ve, Cbl- cago, Burlingion & Quincy Hlllfrold Comoany. JUDUMBNTS, Burxnton Count—Junas Gany—Thomas Wright et al, va. Jobn J. Vaughan, $013,07. Cireuit Count—CoxrssrtoNs—The Hide & Leather Bank of Chicagza ve, the Lakeside Uluo Gompany, 82,080, —Bicphen’ I J. Cobl, Hosins Ke, brecht and Maria Uawbre 1,325, Juuax Bootu—A. O, Weren vo, Wiilam L. New- man and John Keeler; verdict, $250, and motion for new trlal Juboy ucAthu-.nmo- Murphy vs. Poters Bomere, $ . 1LLINOIS SUPREME COUNT, Otrawa, lil, Uct, 3—Bupremu Conrt pro- ceouings to-duy, Hreezo, J., presiding: 01, Westorn Union Telegraph Compan; Chi- cago & Paducah Jlailroad ‘005.““, g: {l.'. u::w glm’ndedmm- 6th Inst, for the appollces to tilo efs. 10, People's docket—Hrown ve. People; timo Ic,l,lc,nde\l to the Bth lnst, for {l ppurlca‘ u;‘mu riofu, 873, McCoy vs. Appleby Manufacturing Come pany; wotion allowed, and tho Clerk will take a receipt for um‘p-wm leave given to witharaw tho tranacript, absiracts. etc, 741, Garland et al. vo. Peoney; snme order. 100. Bllluz. Jdr.. va, Densley et wl ; time ex- tended (o the 16in luat,” for 1he appellou to o 7 Qrundies et al. va.Nellis et al. ; procedenda awarded lostsuter, 275, Clark et al. ve, People exrel, Huck, by stipulatiomof 1he partios, (Lo l“*m!rmonl against ccrtalu lots of lauds, and aftirmod as 1o others om- Lraced 1n the appeal. 912, Peopla ex rel. Bullivan vs, Webber; order- ‘l;i.{?r ing, Uf the partiea appear, by the 12th e ———— CURRENT OPINION, ‘When gentlemon persistently oppose all effectual means proposed for reforming the Clvil Bervice of 1he country, and Inslst on perpetuating Ppractices that bave induced tho very ovils come plalned of, the Inforcnce 1y that they are not ia favor of the ref - ourant (mp.).' form ot all. —LZockport (N, Y.) Ar. Conkling may riot bo vesponsiblo for the Intemporate language of his presiding officer, Lut that ho spproved (ho scatiments utiered was sbown by the fact that he froquently jolned 1a tho soplause. Altogether it was & spectacio scarcely calculated 10 advance bim in the estimation of & hnh nindud public.—PhiladepAia NoriA Aierican (&ep.). The suddenness of his fall is almost with- out parallcl In the political bistory of elther En- gland or America, When tho Rochester Conven- tlon asscrmbicd bo was catoauied tho wvat powerful and sagacious pasty leader {n the Revublic. The adjournwent of that Cupvention loft him with a bifgbted character, and with the charms of bis nama utterly broken. Tho attempt L0 use the Rupablican Darty 84 an justrumentality for veotng his nerson. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 3, 1877. et posulted Ina s Iz o Bieve that he ha ¥ ular teader, Never was & man nore i the estiniace of hin own powers, — Hashing publican \Kep, ), It is ‘p.—upnmu\ ta fnvite Mr, Georps W iam Curtls to nddzeas the Republicans of Masa. chusetta. and Ihe Beston Lennsrrint (np.) sny eMr, Catrtfowonld have o rereptlion b this Staite of much earnestness and aaznitide as Lo assure irisn of the contial snppart of the Itepmidican party here in his content wilh the mackine politicians and spoilsmen of New York,™ Now we know why Senntor Conkling hur- tled_hame from e withant stopping’ to eny food-by to V' Albert Edward, or any uther of hia distingof<hed Enzlish ncannintances, and withont giving MacMahnn a few points un political organization, ~ ‘The deings Iy 1 York Ktate Repunliean Convention explnined it Ferhapw it would have beon av well had ho remiained to inlsh his vigit. —~Lleceland Jevald (Kep. ). Thore Is some mighly wholesome Repub- Yiean doclrine embodled In the report of the New York Atepublican nvention, Amid the preva- lent dey-tot which fias eaten into the vitala of _the Repubitcan party In too many sectons, the New York ltl-nuhl eans puaert Ill"{r manhood by inain- taining thelr convictinua; they defy the fashionable madnesr, and reafinm their principles with no W\(‘&l;lllin voice,—Boston Traveller (hnplucable ep. ). As In the goneral impression produced by the proceedings of yesterday, 1t should be noted that, 1n %o far aa they may scem in anywise o tructive to the great work In which the whole € Is primarily interested, —the promotion of 1ta business and materin) prosperity, and the neces- wary conctliation of the rocial and political rela- tions of all aections of the country.—they do not renrescnt the dnminant feeling and’ purpose of the Levubiican party, —Syracuse Journal (iep. ), I'hw Conkling demonstration at Itochertor shows concluslvely the attitnde which the New York nfice-holders have decided to gssume on Lthe Civil-Service question, To put Civil-Service ro- form vul with sach nurses woulil be sheer folly: tho Presldent, If he doca not l)mpfi!l) fo ronnd A retreat, must apply tho remedy of wholeealo des capliution. lie cannot, without a virlaal sur- render, avold picking up n panntlet ro defantly tlrows ot hin teet,—Detroll Tribune (Kap.), ‘The Bangor (Me.) Whip, which of all newepapers in supposed 1o refirct most clearly the views of Senator lijaine on. putional politice, rays of the proceedings of the New York Republican Conventlon: **1t Ia enouch now . to know that the Htepublican’ Convention of the Empire State hay cmtlated (he *stalwartness’ of Mame and fow, d refused to bolst tho *Stars and Bare® ehova the Flag of tho Linton to *concitlaty * the gentle- g“”l‘l{ Muite Leagucs and Rille Cluba of the outl, Mr. ayes is entitled to pralse and defenso at the 1ipa and hauda of any scction of the Hepuh- lican party that meant swhat it maid In 1574, whether Uio preclec detalls of his nction mcet ap- ‘:fl\ul ornot, Mr, Cartis could not have given o tter llustration than the noble manner in which loyal men atayed Mr, Lincoin's hands when somc- times thelr hearts were sore with doabt or disap- proval of minor measnres, The futare will show that the New York Republicans have made a mis. 17}\0 h)n principles and policy.—Zar(ford Courant (Jiep.)s Henntor Conkling carried off the honor of the day in the Republican Convention yest Decanse innd for no other reason) he prov faet to the great principles of his party, snd stern- ly malntuined its munhood, 1t wan not aquestion between Mr. Conkling perwonally and any other Individual or force in the Adminfstration of the Government, hut 8 consideration for tne maln- tenance of the true and rdieal principles nn which rest every hiope of National honor, prospurl- ty, and progecss,—Marriaburg (L'a.) Aelegraph (Cameron Nep. ), The Union League Club ia taking steps to give public expression (o the dissatisfaction of Now York Itepublicans with the work of the ltoch- eater Convention, Politicians of the Conkling order will probubiy consider this action ** imperti« nent*'s thy ntelifgent and carnest majority of the warty will give it thelr cordinl approval, . . tuch of the damage done st Hochester to the pros- pects of the party canvasa In this city can be re- palred by a well-directed proteat on liehalf of Re- publican honesty and conviction, such us Is con- templated by the Unlon League Club.—New York Times (Liep.). Mr. Conkling has mnade a and miescd a grand owmrtnnll{. lias put e self at the head of the reactionary forces of the old reginto, whose Influence ia vislhly waning with overy sunect, agalnst the whole polltical tendencies of the time, Still ke has clearly marked out his course, and it Indicates {ho beginning of & Mrug- elo between two conllicting elementa of the lte- publican party, which will efthier rend 1t to pleces, or, by tho triumph of the infiuences which make fur purity anilpeace, ro-cauablluh 114 arcondancy for a lonz time to come,—Sf. Paul Iioneer-Press (nd, Rep.). The Rochestor Convention doen not speak the volce of the Republicans of New York. ‘Thoy vefuso to b put fn hoatility to the party in the nu- tion, With Massachusetts, and New Jersey, and Minniesols, the Kepnblican heart of New York beats nunison.’ No individual, no faction, can lead it nstry, 'Tho words spoken at Rochentor by und for the majority ure rejected amd condemned by the Yeepublicane of this State. They adhero (o the ledges of Cinclunatl. They stand by President layes as the peacomaker and architect of natioual prosperity. In the face of sncern and bluster, they demand the olevation of the Civil Service, and the overthrow of tho spolls system. Loyally, confident- 1y, not weevilely, but with generous fricudship, the 1téoublicans of New York stand by the National Administration which haw niready given (o the Na- ton new hopes and joyuus fuith ju tho future, — Utlea Herald (Kep.). Ons thing was made protty clear at Roch- esteg, whatesor elss may romain & gnestion in dis~ sute; ond that In, that the Nepublicans of New Yoric. Without resbect 1o fuctions, are oot sv hope- 1ensly divided but that they know where to look Fovihe man who can nite them whon the proper time comes, The New York Zrihune's corre- spondent, by no means pariial to the eontrolllng element iu the Conventlon, makes a special noto of the fact that **Gen, Un name was men- tloued four times, and cach time greeted with storin of applausc. Even Senator Conkling," he idy, **did ot evoke tha cothuslasim called out by the first mention of the name of Uen, Grant," Nvow this wan an inclaent really worth recordine, and it is one that will be remembered alvo after ul) the sorenesa has doparted, —lufulo Conunerclal Advertiser (Implacable lep Tho wholo course and conduct of the Rochester Convontion was »o lrrational and eul- cldal that 1t 18 ditlicult to tol] whera Lo begin ]udia ment. 1f evera atatesman Joat 8 great opportunie ty by *losing his he it was Bir, Conkling when be sustnined Me, I'latt's indecent assuuit by naking the latter peruianent Chakrinan of the Con. vention, und when bio, on his own accouut, opened war ua’ AMr, Cartls, 'Tho opportunity for 8 broad 2nd gencrous policy waa unprecedeuted. Had Mr. Conkifnyg selzed 1t and acted wisely, bo would have become the foremont Jeader of his pnt!ly| and the predestined successor of President Iayes, In- stead of dolng which, he degmded his “splendid powers of sarcasm oud Invective by mtsusy and alwdirection, magnided discords, and sowed the «vds of new crops of hates, Tlhere neyver w presented In_our polltics a more melancholy spece ‘uln.—h’cw York Mall (Rep.). It tho Coukling Convention renlly repro. sented thie Rupub)icanism of New \'mi‘ that Ho- Ticantem is of & typo which the Repubilcan party of Masenchuretts Ahmwnn and repudiatus, if party fealty requires a resolution to bu voted down—an ant mistake, le Ly that Convention—statling that **The law- %‘ w.l:hyn’ Rutherford 13, Hayes to the Presidency ! ciear and perfect 84 that of George Washing. then Mussschusetts Is outside of the Repub- and there it will continue, Iftoben Now York epnblican in good standing dewands oppouition to the Prealdent’s pacificatory policrs and bis efforta to carrect tho ‘*evils and Abuses In the Civil Service," nothing but the discipline of crushing defeat will suflice to purify the Republio- anfun of the Kmpire Stste, and render it tolora- blo to houest, disintorested citizens elvewhere. Its prescnt spurivus Hepublican doctrinca are m;.-c\y mado up of spologies fur and advacacy of former vffice-holding domlnetion In the party which Bas thrown the State into the hands of the Democrats and rendered thia rule of Tammany al- most impervious to sssuult. ‘That achievement can bo sct down to the credit or discredil of Cunk- Nugism. —Loston Lranscript (Rep.), “I'hero is no room for misinte T rejecting Curtis' amendment and otiginal revolution, the Convention decl the ivpublicats of Xew York declino ta have auy. thingtodo with the President’s policy. 1t lsentirely ‘matéer of his own for which they aro not reapon- ule, aud will ot indoree, ' Og_the othoe bsad, they dectare flally mgalust his order Lo oflicials, on tho broadest grounds. 1t {n declared illegal, un- constitutivnal, aud su srbitrary Juterferenco with political rights. Tho right of tho President to clotm fajthfulncss of service snd Integrity of char. acter i freuly adinitted; but thia grauted, and bis right to_deny officc-holdera political privileges to boldly challengod. The fact that Sccretary bvarts 1a from New York, and the action of the New York Convention e » pructical repadiation of his cause, tends to complicato matters. Thus the contruvery opens, and will probably bo carnied lolo Congress, particularly if 8’ case comcs Into the Senats upon which Juquiry can bo based.—Htlaburg Conuner- ctad Gazelte (dmplacadls Kep.). Ta Conkling said Curtix, +i Playod ont the bloody uhirt is" To Curtis said Conkling, ++] yhall to It loug cling.” n)‘!lnun‘fl. optiyj 0 ed iat ~Naw York World (bem.). ———————e Traglo Runaway Match, rih Caroltna Rodesoniun Walearn that & voung Iady aeuncd Bullard, of Columbus County, wus recently killed uns der circumstances sach 88 wo are seldom called upon to chronielo {n real life, but which are nalnly reserved to nteuslty fctiom The lady fn question had & suitor named Bullard, wu{ whom th brother uf the damscl was nul fuvorably impresicd sutliclently to warrant his fudorsuinent of prospective unlon, uotwith. stundivg Juliet was willlug to take lier Roweo for better or for worse, so they had citlier Lo ro- sort to stratagems or sbandon the sult. Of course they chose the former, but were pursued Dy the frato brother, who, comibie $u ruach of thew, tired upon thew, wounding his sister. Notulog daunted, although the girl was mor- tally wounded, they proceeded 10 the housv of e (- Tils Killing of w Negro, Corresunmtonre CAncinant) (omuersiai, Lexixaron, Ky., Oct. L=The reports of the Eiling of a negro in Madicon County by th Tton. Caseins M. Clay vary in rome of the par- Uentars, but aeree gencrally in the following atatement of facts: g While Mr. Clav was enzaged In the Presiden- tial canvarg, Lie Jost o great deal of stork which he hnd gzoud reason to believe had been stolen by a neggro named Perry White, who lised on bis place, nad who had been ralsed by im. Perry was ordered to quit the oresfses. For this he threntened Mr, Clny, hut did not eome to carry his threat into exectitlon. A shorttime 42w Mr. Clny discharged the mother of Perry White, who was cook. She was necused of stealing silyer plate. $he was 8 person of vio- fent temper, and also threatened that Mr, Clay ah'.zulxlsunvr forit. Bhortly afterwards Perry White wrote a letter to 8 girl fu Mr. Clay's em- Vloy, with whom he was In Jove, I which he threatened Mr, Clay's lfe. From that time Mr. Clay carried a pistol with him when he went about the farm, not knowing when or where the attack would be made, and heint well uware of the desperate character of the ne- gro. He saw nothing of him until Sunday Jast, when Mrs Clay started In compnny with s little olured Loy for the colured church in the nelgn- Varhood for L purpose of hiring another cook. When near his barn . the Hitle bov alled Mr, Ulay's attention to Wihite, e wua dismount- il amd partialty hidden belind his horse, Be- 10 Lhis was an attempt to assasainate hin, Cluy alighted from Uis ‘mule, and drawing his l-mulymmn:nml firing. He put two bullets uto White's buuly, either of which would have produced desth, He then went to Riclunond and surrendered to 1. W, Miller, the County Jdudge, by wnom he was placed under arresf. Mr. Clay has public sympathy In his favor, the neero whom hie kilted” Laving bheen notorfous ay a thief and desperado. This aflufr culls to mind many slirring scencs In which Mr, Clay was a prindpal setor, He has alwavs heen noted for personal bravers, smounting almost to rashness. Muny are the storles related by old eith of the manner in which he defled hls political encimles {n times paat when an active politician in Kentucky, car- Fying his Bfe in his baml, One of thess mnecs dutes, which sufliciently tilustrates Uie charae- ter of the man, 18 told of hlm during o stormy contest for a seat in Congressbetween the Hon, Gurret Duvls und youug Robert Wicklitle, #Duke” Wickilfle, as Lie wos called. ‘Tue Intter hud made charges neafngt Davis which that gentleman denfeds Mr. Davis, having been recalled hoine by sickness in his famlly, Jeit his catise fn the hands of Lis fricnd Clay, who at oug or two meetings et \} clliffe the the stump and contradicted Finally, 8t u a wceting at Russell Cave, & few miles from this city, Mr, Wick)ifTe having refterated the charges, S, Cluy took vecasion to handle the * Duke? without zioves, He was Interrupted by some_of WicklilTe's Iricnds, smong them one Juck Ashton, who kept the Broadway Hotel ut that tine, and Satn Brown, a couryreous and ddesperate than, who had been secklug o dificulty with Clay, The premedi- tuted disturbance ‘liaving been broueht nbout, Brown fired at Clay, "Vhe bull struck the han- die of_hls bowle-kuife, and as the sting was se- vere, Mr, Clay thought he had recetyed o fatal wound. Howding lis breath, as he told a friend next wornlug, fu the beliel that by ev dufug he might live lung evough to kill his eneiny, be feil on Brown with s bowle-koife and Iiterally cut Itm to pleces, gouging vne cye out’ of its cket. Mr. Clay was, In fact, unhurt, Brown irerud for some thma Letween Hfe and death, and finally recovered only to be bluswn up on o steainbont at Loulsville some ?‘cflml terward, There 18 no doubt of Mr. Clay's courage and «determination, and If this negro threatened his life, he might as well also have made his will, Dixpateh to Cincinnadl Enquiver, Tienytosn, {Cya OGL. 1—This norning the Tion, W. C. Miller, Juilize of the Madison County Court, thought the circumstances In the case agatnat the Hon. C. M, Clay for Killing Perry White (colored) justifiecd nothimez more than a warrant for mausluuehter, and the charge was nccordingly preferred fu thut furtu, Suvon as the warrant was served on Gen, Clay he went Into open court, and, In the presence of the Judge and the County Attorney, walved an exnnjna- tlo, ~Judgge Mitier then theed s bal at 81,000, which was pmmfiuy gliven, Brutus J, Clay ang Jumes Bennett, the “son and son-in-law of Gen, Ciay, entering upon the bond as bis securitics that he would render himself aménable to the loprocess of the luw at the next March term of thia Madison Circult Court, At the meeting of tho court at that date the charge will be fnvesty- gated by the Gfand Jury, and {f that body flils suflicient grounds for Indictment he will be in- dicted for manslaughter; but, from the violent character of tho "flim' und the statements of Gen, Clay, and the little boy under 10 years of ope, who ulonswitnessed the kllling, it s o fore gone conclusion thut, after an fnvestigation of the affair, turther proveedings will be lguored. — Toikllography. Polkilography, that ls the art of rhnlozrnnh- Ing In nutural colory, 1s now uot ouly discuver- ed, but profitably practiced in* London, The Loudon Stundard éays: **The process in ques- tlan 1s oue by which palotings anclent or modern eant he reproduced in fae stinlle and with wl the softness aud blending of color that made them as pleasiug to the oye of the generul observer (though perhnps nof tothe connolsscur) ns wonkt be the ongiual paintlogs thewselves, The cony fs cssentinlly falthful In the minutest detalls frow the simiple fuct of its being a photograph, which by a mechouieal contrivatiee can b en- lnrrcnl to any given dimension. Betng thus ac quired, {t sul mcrl:mnlli' undergoen the potkilo- graplife process by which it is made to rescmble, and s, In fact, an oll pajuting that would not diseredit the walls of thoee lovers of art whose means will not enable them to Indulga fu the orlginals themselves." The patentec of process Is Mr. Lombardi. Ile and an Amcrican assoctate have brougkt the luyention to a busis of practical utility. . TR TRIBUNE BRANCE OFFEC N DEDERTO ACCOMMODATE OUR N Lpatrous tnroughout the el firaeh Oitces in e digerent i below, where advertisties i reed Bt the Mal FME 5 We haye eatabilatied visluna, a3 designated ‘l;l‘l" he l:k"?“rg:"m .I.""i ce,and wi q 10ck p. it Guring tha week, Rad Untls § pr Bl v LIAM 1. WINKING, Bookscller and Stationer, 14 Twentv-aecond st., pear Wabash-av, 8, M. WALDEN, Nowsdealer, Statloner, ste,, 1000 Wens Malinon:st. near Weste: 1-uuL's|.~4rm':."::l coruer of & TN Bookar 10G, News De D Gorner of Carpehtes TINE PIANO, BUT LITTLE USED, FOR BALE: '"] mumnlf anttl pald for; warranted for tive ¥ \FIVS Tompls of Nusic, Dv. RER TI0ST, PIANOS Y P M UKNI&”uw Slde Newa Depot, t onery, otc., 304 ILLER PIANOS BURY i' AQAI*.% STORY & CAMP PIANOR, ESTEY ORGANS, For rale on easy rl"flt‘nl& or fur ren! 3 Instrutenta vow lu stock, Kemembes deal lu tone but rellalile gouds, and yuu thy beat bargal that we that wi can offer s {0 b fuuzid by the ity TORY 4 CAMP, 211 State-at, TI0P DEST AND CHEAPEST RTOC B LLEGANT KW BIAROS AND QIAANS, t, 133 BTATE-BT,_ PRIGUT PIANOB—WARKANTED A8 DUNABLE wud to stand 10 tune as luug ks 1he best square U::?mr-‘pe:w prices. HEED'S Temple of Music, bl ‘-17:’ WILL DUY AN ELEGANT NEW KOSE: ) woud T¥5-octave planofurte with ail new fm- plurenicnis; §00 will buy & due tund parler organs €75 wlllhu(llwfluwnddllfld plano, st MARTIN'S, 154 Biat LOOO.I‘:m?n AND OLGANS—FIVE YEAKS' se, Forcashend unathly or quar: terly paymeuts we giyo Specisl prices. Call sod ex- awie befur buylog. ' Hiustrated catalogucs laticd tree, )'3 Tewvle of Music, ¥2 Vau Buren-st. 33 o ; Lest paying legiting busfucas In Chilcaco; #1000 re- [ alt chabs BN ool papers 4 | Felsreaces, Ad- et o TAbube vde, " VAPST ks l)A‘CTNE“ TED-TO TAKKE AN INTEREST In & patent-right of great nierit, & you will yours acif confva. Addreas F 100, Tribune otilce L WAN 'l'iun‘.wu WANTED-WITH A uewly Atted-up wood and cual tll:'li~ Address or Toquire ab 121 af ANTED-WITH ATOUT 1w TO ull-puying business (& country towu. co. FLAWIN A i3 lacation dret- eat OLlu-ab, upe W. = in & wi “Tribuue otll INSTHUCTION, R. J. 0. BADGER WILL BEGIN 8lde L’Nn:? Classes 2t JUS Ashisud: e, vu Frlday, Oct 5, at 1:30 p. w. T TO_LEASE, 10 LEASE-UARDEN LAND AT STOCK YARDS: ‘will lcase any number of scres a8 wanted. Appiy at 125 Clark-st.. m 1. ____PERSONAL, b ERSONAL—GRORUE W, ELLIOTT WRITE TO Pt Tihinaon & Hanitig, Kawas City, Mo. J. T, ELLIOFT. 5 WEST PR TSOLUTELY FIRE-PROUF STORAGE FUR FULL AVSiin mercnandio. carriages ete. s muaey Inaued 0 per et Jeaz, HALKLS & (U 3 Weab Myiiys-sle JOR S, I 3 fiatint e Ary 1 rarevhance, (1 W )0, onr € bt ARD SCOTT , Mape 107 Madbon-et,, wicuni o) it fragn, it it it 03 81 arket, 3nd slown fr TO_RENT-JOUSES, 3 > « l‘l‘\'ffill };/\ ;- hayy nk. Don't s bn nen ang mavl A AV \ ATV T-TF YO £l e ML il T TV b ¢ L BTORIES, 4 Wathibgiwg LE=£19) WILL BGY ek P dagat, At n i property APRUFACT (e 10.eent (raln 41 Lavy'le-at.. Eoom (. B HOMESTE. i wlsn beet bargnin ever oere ® [0F ANOLLET coublzy Doxt month, A e otfive, oyin, 10eerise, bouts and slioes, or ) Turther particniare adress Wi it ryitie, Gk, of F, k. DAVIE, Cnieaizo, NTATE WANTED BENT HUUKE ANDLOT ll';l‘! tobe Liad for €5, L South Side, 'Q RENT~3.4T AND SEMEN’ INF. front dweilinge, 1420 snd Watil 1-:'. SROXE: Lunrge frawme dwelling 2od lara with Jarge lok, 43 Twenty-secomnd: 2-story Trame a¥., tear Thirt, tF: e runt house No. ne wellings, 1627, 162, and 1631 Pratrie- 851 B IGGne; €14 per month, - tADLEY, (0 [asallyrat, TARES M. 1 Twen. y-Afth-rt. 11 rooms, hol wud cold water, kas fixtures, aud furs Thing fn fdteciass otrier, rent 840 per iy No. 1% Chamber of ¢ TG RENT and frume, upponitetie Lork Inand an 3 Jpoti Fent 19w to s kaod party. d, T WElL, 1415 Dearborn-at. [0 LEST-a-STONRY (2 4 torst. BALD & ALY, "0, RENT—A" 600D 6. K T ugEren 1 ) 0, tury ‘sud husement «tone tront, fa; tory Trame, i RENT Dejavware: plag A-3tory (rame b uu._mgvnlm_mutlmt_ 0,53 RITERMAN-BT., husrment brick huliding (] West Sldes b BASEMENT DRICK AN lings. with brick hirns, 554, 599, 524, 824, a0d Adutns st b basement dwelliog. hter-ay, NATE g ro e BaR T o, Webster-a., BAIRD & BRADLEY, m_l-!glxll'fl. Ed 1 Buren-st tu aoe theu, 710, RENT-PLEA! T e v To IIRNT-F n Nryant Suburbnn, YOUD=FINE 2-8TORY HOUSE e, oue Wk [ ears; free fde LUISUN. 1) Doarborn: TO RENT—IROOMS, Honth Sid ANT FRO ¥ cli t 7 AV = HANDSOM] s, single ruom, URNISHED BOOMS, VRIGY CHEAT, ek, curaer of Randolph and Dearbore M8 Apply st Lioom 54, 1[0 _RENT—NICE and Abply to . W, 1 o front parlor, LG enst. 1 vate (amliy. 1 v 0 1w Tt of Lt . APl tJ, B, P S Woent Sides FLAT OF 4 ItNOMS, CLOSETS, w ek, 44 West Vi Turen-st, Nu, 65 Market-st Il CURTISHT, bath, in 0 M, HALL, FIOST 20ANTLY-FLIINIS No. 8 South Green-st, North Side, BENT-FULSISUED ult UNFURNISHED 3 and other rodinai pri- 1353 North niat _TO.RENT—STOILES, OFEICEN, &Co _ Btorca. 7O RENT-STORE NO. 211 WEST MADISON-8T, firui.clas Madison Yl\) RE a1, (1he clicapest reut Thotnveon's Bk, 2)37¢ Co.'s, husneas centre of the Weat Side, suitable fupany ol opposite Carson, Tirfe usiness. WAL Il THOMPSON, 229 T=BTORE AND NABHMEN orths of 1i WALLEIL 41 Clark- Miscellnneous, 'Q JIENT-HOOMS WITIL BTEASL BOWE buiiding No. w7 houth Canai-st, F.oa. \\'L&Jllli €O, (oo 2 142 Lasaliv-st. VA i t good 1o excl VW ANTHI=TU 1tE> URE o1 OF 0 sitltable for firat-class wholesale husiness, situsied between Dearborn and M ate. Anply to WM. Co DOW, No. ¥ Tribuue Luliding. WA sldo, \ FAN’ i Al et Wil E b 3 il ni ished, f 3l wihiiad Do elfidreny ataty lowest termag un atteatia Fald to anewers nut containlng terate and | Gruss ¥ 2, Tribuny otice, WANTED TO RENT oisin TED-T0 BENT-IY A RMALL FAMILY OF hree, 8 cultags of @ of 7 rooms ur part uf same cigliburlioud on Weat Plde: fay sures reut ot $13 o s 1 4, o uilice, NE cliyan, Randoluh &na itives- TED=TO | S TEN-TO IENT-ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD: v tull particitars and pilce; West hune ot NT_FLOOI OF 5 10 era improvemen or_housekeeping i destrble locality ocality, Ad- -re ” | Andrew, In fierman and Enghish, with peferentc, ottice wurk 1o HELP, kkezpersy Clerks, &ce YOL NG MAY 1N A WHOLEAALE Tave gond exparience; Tritane s i fng. foar et one Tho wrtea Grem ferred, WS Triane o, VWASLED- A Costiiy whn i dep €t Cail) Th ‘ TANTED=A ROMAN € e e lnas ol e2per ferredy write 1 gw THOLIC BOY.ORIGTAY e I%nmpr‘ work 1 5 TNDEESTANDS sume experdenre in & bouckeayer. Addicwm, i hand: iving references and Matiog sal- Tribune office. VWANTED-AN ERIENCED BOURRELFENT ‘one not ATFALE Of work: simiat come wall fecotn- wended, A ldrew 18 52, Trivone olice, TOASSIAT TN REED: nd to nake L write & good hand and elve good pefers . Acarere, eiving reforences and aalary expected, W7, Trivine tics. WANTED-AY ERIENCE who sprake (erman: no ather L i, corner of Twelith and Etate-sts. YN G WA W, ~ping ant Ny had Trodess WiREna WhIns ANTED=A" 60D ¢ mAKer Lo work on ine show-cases, J. 00D CARINET OR BHHOW-CASE RIBWIG, 74 it % \VASTED-A FHISTCLATS cai ik ENSEX & CO. 8, 158 '“m.\_n A GOOD T WOOU-TUKNER AT 193 €W S Eren. TCLAN BARBER AT 77 EAST AD Y, Hlinole 0quar g ECK'S, 23 Weat itando, s K- BAILROAD “LARORERS: FHE 3 100 coal- i LA 500 Tur e Sunth, For phticutar pply to K. . CHIISTIAN & €Oy 208 s Piincelinncotn, TVASTED-MEX T0 SLLL 1HE SWATERPES, lass-cutier, cucap Jewelry, chromow jhofo: Kraphe, Wil & thoumand oUT new and. Tt Icles. Argest iock and the luwest price Amerls Call sud examine for yourwif, wid \aie’ money. L UTON, an 3 * 47 Jxckson-at. ) T4 LL PHOTO: otonaid Hibnitng O Fe n At Expoaitfy i N lac .aflum-‘} posttfun Butikdings zood pay, L WA of aphis o Ghariot v Foom 2, RITUATIONS WANTED-MALE, faokKeopers, Clerka, &c» JITGATION WANTED-RY A YOLNG MAN, WEL V) educated, as general office clerk; iaa had fve yrn expericner in & New York honse; Arst-cla references. Addrers 111, Tribune omice. JITHATION WAN A YOUNN ORNTLE- 43 man In an office ot store; honk or station pre- ferred: haa had experience; energetic and faithfnf work- rricontent with small salary; best references. Address 111, Tribune nmce. Trndes. JITUATION WANTED — COMPOSITOR —BY A , ’mln{m“Ilflfltfll!llmt"nl“. on low saliary; sete peeatl dndclesa, Adarem il 1. Tribune omee, oF three days, Conchiten, Tenmsterk, ITUATION WANTED—AS COACIMAN, Eeneraily usclal, by atcad Jx‘lld:’evlkmfnmfin. aa- nod comfortania lsce deaired mors t Koo rererenen. AQrew b 07, Trbane ficas o (3' ATIONS F TW XUUNG MEXN 13 'wacoschmen fn & private familys undersiand. the ehuselvem pie ol avount 1he Biste; Hood merercaces, 7 ! 3 a Aifreas 110, Tribune omca oot B0 TIeT Miaccllancous, JITUATION WASTED-IY A MAN 25 S any kind of work in wholessle nou‘.?‘.“.'fi puc'r wrek, Address W, 8 \Wabaab-ay. _BITUATIONS W, omesth = JITUATION WANTEU-UY A GOOD GIRL TO VY conk, Wash, A7 1ron {n 8 private family, liest ref- krence given. Ploase csll &t 163 North | lalate JITUATION WANTED-BY A KORIWE: +3 far general houswork. Apply ai 343 o, down staire. :;X?ugltll Twelfth-st. "Ulu give ,l’«h:yhclls udfi’ R‘ G:-. QITUATION WANTED—DY A WOMAN A 5 R IO hraith 1n-d the ginavas watk g sl family: only small wages expectci. Apply a167 Ma- JITUATION “WANTED-BY A WOMAN IN A O sinail tamilys (s wiliing to work for her board, A howme destred mora than whges. Call, for two days, &b 022 West Wahiogton-st. JATUATION WANTED-TY A FIRST-CLASS CAN- adian gifl with good reference. 1o cook, wash, . 001 late sl two days. N GInL ‘est fndians- {run ur gencral worky wages Nucands. QITUATIONE WARTED. TWO COMIRTENT Y German wirls, one aa couk or yeneral ousewor the othier 101 urae OF fo ) second works referenc rennired. Pitasa call for throe dags ot 25 Wilow North Side, QITUATION SANTEO-ity & FIST-CLASS OTRE, il o eonking ur gense) huasework 13 a privatd family. Best ol refercnces glyen i uired. Call for %o daysat 1314 Wentwort| 2t QITUATION WAN tABLEGIRETO $Yao second work. av, : \ thio £10 ssmples. ‘ TANTEU-YOUNG MAN W 4y cliores for hin to: Domenticne WANIED=A Ouob UILL Fon housework: ho washing o irnlng; £2.50 pot week. 20 Eric-st. 2 e AV ASTEO=A GIIL TO DU SECOND WO .\\_nm SHiclifgan-av. el ____fm_‘f “h\\"l’ ED=A FIRST-CLANS. LL 10 DO G ‘eral huisework 0t 534 West Washinton-at. eucea require S % VW ALTED-A 00D HERMAN Oft SCANDINA- navian girl 1o du general Lolarnork wt Ko Weat Jacksopem, ¥ ot e \‘f«\.\'TJ’.D—A GIRL TO COUR AND DO G AL qmmél:lulzvl(llkfll 40'50uth I'eoria-al. s referciices re- FOUNG GIRL 10 DO LIGHT ran preferred. Call Weduesduy v 1L 10 D0 O AL HOURE: small famlly at 419 Falon. tween on, WASTED-A GO0l T GIkL 10 DO Gl \ iousework for & suall famify. 4 reterenver required., UK. MALE Ol FESALE, dreas, wb iilinis Tonse,”corct Apply st 510 BOARDING jclas tanlu walter. Apjly st 08 -a¥e, recutid door suath of Monroo-s '“r.n'nr:u-n UIEL™T0 COOK, WASI, AN iron and do general housework. Aprly’ ai 140 TWANTED-IN BMALL FUIVATE Towe, & At North liouey ot W ARTED=A cONP a ding hou avian girl for Kencral of four, Must bring Rood referenc days at'11 Lake-av. TED=A THOLOU du general lousewur for aumdiree, Reference ifiL TOIL GENERAL HOUSEWOIK B o, alier, aod lroner, 20 HEGF Eeneral hou cook. “ATIY Bt B2 Weal Washugrones \VASTHIHT“US(I an WUMAN FOlt Keneral Boustwotis Rakes £ e wick: e 2Y,, 0u lake shore, between Thirtieth and 1tiriy- Lirsteata. \ TANTED=-A COMPETENT OINL FOR GENERAL hutsewurky bring fefercnces tw 314 Thirty -sce- NT (1L FOI! GENEIRAL wazes will b piven Call 88 753 Weat Waatie L TO 110 GENERAL ng; Gerian preferted, Ap- o canre Satllaclory, YV ASTED=A GUOD GIit iousesrurk 804 coukll W AATEB=AT, B4 WANASH-AV.. TW0 GIRiS uhie Tor dintng: room aud ote 1o ‘chamber worki anply with references; come prepy TANTED=A GO0 GINL FORGENERAL HOUAF: ‘work fn & small famfly’s must b & RUGd WaAbCT and {roner. 47 Soutu l:'u_flll "t o VALTRI=A “NEAT GIiL_FOll GENENAL Byuseworky family of Virce; wakes §2.20. Ap- ply fmmedlately at 807 Fulton-st, “‘u.\‘ns D=TW( GOOD DINING-1I00M GIRLS AT lievers House, Seamstrcanes. D—TWO FIRST-CLASS TRIMMENS ASD two apprentices; girls” dreas-msking. 733 Wa- 7 ] ] ANTED=10 GOOD \" slllll'(d'AK AND FIN- isners with Wheeler & Wilson Lnen Tt fretcins need apply. BBOWN & PRIOIL 161 Wabssheay, AV ANTED=DIESSMARKEitS; ONK APTIENTICR, G pover st 21 Weat Madisan-at. LSS HARBINGT Nurses. ‘VANTED-AN FELUERLY PERSON TO CARE for phy “duriug the dayi refercnce, Address northweat coruer 1'auilun And TOFeenth o o LI T0 forred. TED=A GINL ABOUT 15 YEARY iako care of children; Geruan or Swede pr Caitat No. 20 Walnut-at, K1 —T T-COMPLETELY FULN Isil- use vt Bl § Tt Fwehty-seth: Employment Agencies, 5 L e torrtvain Ty ala i o turmin Dol for | WWANTED, ~ GEWMAN AND MCANDINATIAN ¢lnss boa huuKe, sul . WML L. PLERCE ! v . Ti0a0d 19) Labaiiosbe ERCE | Ui bntve, Vo' Sor Tlaimearst, o ANTED Miscellancous, Y LUIEIAL REWAL 4 e caus marked, ) nr{ .. born-st, Hetura o Adelphi T OST=TWO BOYS, BTHEE 4 ¥ and 10y ears, respectivel; uAnied o licy wro dressed in velvel coata aud cotion veslk, Thelr bruther wh is fuokin l"o:n'—n'r 4 poaltion horse and eather-top bu __LOST AND FOUND, BE GIVEN FOIt fichell, 1aken from atre. MUSICIANS. AGED d Who sIWLT L0 the {useppe Frateantonie. pauits 804 s b G0 rrard: Addrase No 20 Weat cnsra cward, N, 20 Wesl FIRANK VARALD, TAYEO—OIt BTOLEN—FIOM TIIR EX: DBultafog, last hatdrday eventng, oie Tay tieabiieral remind wit 3 (Veat Sunrue-st, 1 (ilusenpe Varalil and pald for sbelrrecovery at dd Weat i O5T—ON MONDAY, UE 15 INST., BOME. OUTiers betweei bate SAL Wond-ise d OF DER Madisun-st.. 8 gold bracelst, The tin will piv teave (¢ with Mr, Morrls at (ilies liros.’, and be sultaliy rewarded. Q. L. BMALLEY, i OST—4 _GOLD 4" twevn Fipst Baptist Cliurcls sud 63 Caliin Dieasy return Lo S5 ENAMELED BIAC umet-»v, and reeelve foward, Sfl:.\i‘ LD—FIROM OUR ™ PREMISES ON "FIIDAY y_horse, even| wround his seck, and Lius b will be patd fur bt curuer MA(CHED 8P, pect A BAI N busioess horses fo; for 00 wad i FALGALY, FOR WANT Of A DRSNS oo vty ‘miaren- for #7318 rusd aingte drivers, (wo very heavy drulight bubes €1 thie Bbove und, sad ¥ with halter oo and rope oea oti. A lberal ruwant etura 1o WEVLAND & BANDOW, lwaukee-av., and AFmilage-road. 1OKSES AND CARRIAG COACH, CAKRI. Liurscs, two very Landsinie wnd g & ba uke ixht fu ..l‘.i,’ QU # £l 1 108 diud 1o Stictidan: ay. IN=-YOUR luw fui 1G Al CHOILE OF THREE GUOD une -8y, and two goud drite: et an vhw fu 0223 Blue § rrear UE OF ¢hunky <bar rond wagu. §43. Must Flitcvuth-al., Liovk ¢ast of N SE- e , #3358 ulce g et We A‘l: Lule Ty El‘l‘“u' 125 A-v\ ‘I' -? %‘; w cap, $1245 casl aud Alz?\ll‘clll‘l‘ln»- l‘llll.\l)“nl AWK W .\H‘l.w 5 Lot €4e., WurLl 3 alnj propHeLor leaves Lowal e, BALISH (GU0DOFFICK BUSINESS FOIt LA a0 ir dress D 20, Fribune ___BUSINES! _CHANCES._ —STOCK OF DRUGS. SHOW.CABES, b $1, 500, will by sold st s bare _Addres 315, Tribune. HALF INTEREST IN LE—UR EXCHANGI JOI B, o -.rfl;fi:l'l{lixruwlun wioleasle Gusiucest tble ls booy bear fuvestigation. Nu. 198 Landulph-at, va o} UItY, Y OR GENTL] $5u) required. with or without scryiced. Ad- 17018 dlea’ ro Eo ALE~TO P'AY ADVANCES, 8EVEKAL LA~ rrPRAT) Sk u-i SENEUAL LY dli. ear-riogh, Vs cluster wid atiigle-stoug Tiks, oue caineo wod diamoud Flg, vie licy d aud peurl Tl ur 1 Beck-chain, JAS. Il bTOREY, 81 Lakialic-st., Voou e | ans ot ALE-A o MONTHS OLD LIVER-COLOLED r-apanlel dog; price $40. Addruse 1 12, Trib- 70t SALE — SPLENDID VEKMONT URANITE w wle-b&r ot e et ol o won! Jroz BALE-CHEAP, 25 HOMSE PORTABLY glng, nearly new; g oher 30- pre ne cuttiug Isthes, ono willlug machine, uuents, Koo A cut bargal alier size Horm statiouary euking it o) Jargy ot of shafiing, pulleys, and belting LD FOLARD S oulas il i ‘VANYEri-Tl'u YOUNU LADIES AS COPYISTS; Dt write guod hauil, Apply between 3 anid n. ., livom 0) Ashiand Liock, opposite dhermian ilouse. e EANANURA L, DVAXCEs MADE ON DIAMOKDS, WATCIIE: rivatg olfice, Ly Ju Y bania, ete., at LAUTNDERS' I doighine sear Gk I_mtun:bn'\‘nln. asblished 1531, A NCES AL R FUILN AN 5 oijey 10adod o Euod collstenule; 151 Tiandalph-at. NN , ooty TIUHE WITHOUT erais. Co B, Wik QIUATION WANT VAN ENGLISH WIDOW +Y with boy M years of age: woulil nut object to subtire ban town,” Cail at 142 Twent . U-BY A GOON GIRE, TO DO private family, Call at 23 up-ma TED—iv A WOSAN WiTll A nihe old 1o o I7hi hausework anil clam dresniaker, 1 3, Trivune GITLATL men gLk W do g truuer, Apy 2 )~y A COMPETENT GIRL WoTK, OF COUK. %ashi, and frou. s call Or address 493 Wosl 0k, or Recund wrk, or gene city or eountry, Call or two asys QITUATION WA 8D Isundressfns L 60U Stehigan BY A (00D COOR AND ntiy: best references. Call eru‘\him WASTED—] CAPABLE GLIDIAN 1) gl as cook a5d_Isundres Ina emall family s good culls satfcited. 142 Twentict QITHATIONE WASTY 2 couking, uther secoud wirk. gewing; roforences If requitca. IMPETENT GIBL |iT ATION W, Y 1Yt do couklag, washing, and iroufng, vr go geacral i oL OVCAT, huswwork; refa gl'r ATION 1T"A G001 1 &) nle giri to do general houssworks can reference, _Call ot sid Wens Foikeut. 310 Cottage L X SITLATION WASTLD: weer of work Toom by aore, Lost af reference (Fam dzess fur one week K Seamstresses. JITUATION WAN by thie day or w QITHATION WANTED=13Y A 1B St ) .:F’ a Cribune ofile EMPLOYED uring ‘Ilr ay where e 1. work even- fugs for Ler board; r woltiug on store pres ferred, Address I1 1t Tribune otlee. JATUATION WANTED-IT TS 18 TS e day ur will engage tenty beat refereuces, firsteclam famiy 1 with & Iad) for a tinies & Address LD, Trivnne o llnu-ekfipcr;. qlTVATlON WANTED-AS HOUSEREEPRR JN A #) family: widower preferred. Aidrees 5 10, fribung uftice, stauing particuiar and locat e JITUATIONS WANTED=IY 13 HOUSERIFTR 1D, BYETAGIn frut 2210 43 Jeam Of wgoj ety or couns ey, 62 state: il xu Ewployment Apgencles, qlTlH\'NiL 8 WANTED-FAMILL O giend Scandinavian or Ger sapplicd at U, DUSKE'S ofilve, 174 FMiscelinnecons, 1ITUATION TED-UY +Y qualiied To teach 1he Kzl branches an 1o Barvsident or visiiins coveriicss in the cily, or would ko0 to Californin or as travelliz companion to s luty, Addrem or anply o Luod Bamartan suclety, 173 Kb Bouth i 79 [ASL, VAX BULEN N-8T.. NEAR & Fieasant rogma, With or without board, by the STATE— ATE- 3 a weeks go {hula moderate. 19 o 5 ot teentli-a.—Sult of 2 alio slagie rooms with board. tavle: Lwuse quict and respuctablug CORNER TH or 3 roumns ou parlor foof, Iteferences, J-15 MICHIBAN-AY. NANDSOMELY-FUT k-1 nished frunt alcove room 5 second story with bunrd,_lleferences exchanged. 470 LAmARLAVZTO GOM _SUITA: bl for two gestlemen, aiso singly oo, with u JJ WABASIL-AS ICEL’ URNTRINED 3 rooins with Sirst-class board st $4 fo 83 per week. 1 CHIGAN-A X Fi ) Foom ur sulte foi gentlenisn aod wifu ur twa Retitiément referen ‘Waost Sido BOUTIT SHELDON-NT, frunt sud une ek Tooin TO RPN itable for wife or two sipgle genticinens the_ froat roo 12, This back Ghe 8101 rivins Aro 1args a5 welk (arnished) fire sud gas tuclude [R5 ASIHL RSTONEFLONT, UITOSITd )t} jark, lucation unsurpaseed; elémantly furnished slcove roum; alss Mgl ouet surruundlage striclly Qnt-claar references. North Side. = ONTARIO-ST.~TWO KICELY-FUItNIS D25 RS Wit oArd: ik houss it S tue {rilmprovenents. Terine Teasonable o e 10 the ight par- Hlotels. (CLABENCR TIOUSE, NOS. 431, 333, 850, AND 857 TEoud it §1-00 s 6 sy e ere i ...a_u.\.....:i"-!;fiu.u Touin, $4 é@r wewk. ADX HOTEL, 133 AND WANASH-AV. Dbetween 3Iadison and Monroe-st, vite hlock 1; Fisposition—tivo rou RI"8150 por diry U GOLD AND SILVER. dlaniunis and veliisbled NALIYs Loan aud Hulllog DR 101081 03 Walch escription at Ut Z Otice (liceused), & Easi Hadio Eatabilsted I ¥ LUANED UN FULNIT! DIAMONDE, £y pianos. warchousé receipta, aud sny good Washingion-at., Hovn 3, o8 'runimwri‘xfi wiTouT oo ln 1Ls CAN HE HAD TN EXCHANGE FOR ‘cdrrency 8t the countlag-room of the_Tribune, 110 LOAN-$3.00. 83,000, 81,700, AT 8 PER CENT} sl $40 b U per cebt; money (o band, JOUN il AVERY, 150 Lazalle-at. g TAEDD YOR TITIZE Ol uperiy} gecurity a 13 or abdrasd. LEWTR L ER VWANIED-TO B Aye years on CL MISOELLANEOUN, ¥ EXCURBION TO MORIIS COUNTY, KAN: P N T T Aol cago, Tuesdsy, Oct. U, as 10:30 L e shing a lioine fu the beat an: (S 3 i arw Invited to write Lo or call at T 1 1 101 Clasicat, for Uukels mistion. s and boa urul Feduction 10 persons staying & week or miore. SUELBON COUKT HOTEL-50 AND 88 WEET ) Mullson-sf. Pleasant roumis. Table firt-class. Terms woderate. : BOARD WANTED._ ]‘(IAILD—)’L)I( UENTLEMAN, WIFE, b clILD in private famlly; must bo In ool nolmhborhood | state terma, wiich Wust be ressunable. Address H 20, Tribune oul oot 5 <% ] OARD=DY A NICE YOUNO COUPLE, 000D ingers, bo children, on Fouth side, u private Tamlly: muss Le vory b 1 1 OARD=IY A "VGUNG "I A FUIVATE fauilly un Bouth Blde, cast uf Wabesh-av. d south of Etgh Addriaa T3PARD=A GESTLEMAN DESIHES 70 OUTA plecly durnlibied fuoia, with bukrd, o ‘s priveia Tamlly, centrally lucated; ‘uuexceptionabie refersnco furutelied. Address, statiog lucation, terins, vic., ¥ iy Tribuug itice, 1, s P30k GE: WIFE, AND BISTER, ealrea permaunt ‘with 1w0 bed-rooms, & fawily liviog vn Fouth blile, accummodutions apd Loard m toclas; beat Feferonces giveu ud ru- Address, with ust by arL- quired: cummunications_contidestlst ¥ri 3, Trll price, uLtll Fri , Tribung vice. OARD—ON NORTI| BIDK, EAST OF CLARK-GT, 1 Tur famlly of 7, R A T ELALE T, 11 19. Tribune ulice. HOUSEIOLD GOODS, NY ONE WISHING TO ADOPT A HEALTHY aud nice girl baby wiay call at thy Hosplsal for Wom- eaand Citldreu, corer of Paullns aud Adams-sts,, within four daya 1 PAID FOR LADIFS" ANU GENTLE- -0 clothing. Orders by bl prompily A3 GELDEIL 363 btat-at. > DIRT FOI FILLE rHarrison and Bistersia, ANTED-TO BUY A GOOD BECOND-HAND, d Are-proof sufc, Addrosa, giving uaie, price, to-day ualy, K31, FANTED=TO BUY Ol TIADE ¥OR 4 600D Liurse 8ad buyy, slao 8 guid st of Lar fxtures, 15300 ‘which upust Lefch I\"l.'wh Cub Lo scen at 47 Slate ey spur beleteapforesu. ia'la e ANTED—A GOOD BILLIARD-TABLE; MUST Lo ig goud orde) iod cheap fur cash. Address ¥ 4, Trivene otfice. VWARTED STOCKS OF [IRY- BOOTS ANT shoed, wiid ali kiuds of gouda saitable fus cunuLry swre; will bay casti. _Adaresd ¥ 93, ‘Tribune ofice T[O EXCHANG] Al 'OCK OF GLOCERIES sod vakery 109 a10rv ronsed 1oz shree years, dolog luwlhmmr-lnr ruwing manufeciuriug vlsce; wlso, 0 Tote, & Splendbl Bouse: bard, vic.s (o7 8 cWltlveted furin ur ¥ood Weatery land near rallroad. fuws aod Nebruska preferred. Address F.-U. Box o), Misha- waks, ‘lld: — e s i g ILLPAY CASH ZOK $10. ) §15, BTOCK Wik S eitihg PO I8 BALD- wi Bivck, ‘ NTED—TU EXCHANUE~UUILD] Nurwoun V'urk fur vaeor tye dr, oo 10 Chodust Care Quire 8t 1d aud 1ud MosTes-ak. buraca A GUEAT sAcmieicE_wi AU OFFERING 3 uat parlor snd chamber sulta o Jateat deatogs and bess ‘-fluu W, POSITIVE KE TIONS TREOUT UalAL LOW PlriCEs. b § 9L 33; » fln ) e Juits, 3 pleces, Lz £50% narbl scla worth Bl l|%|'l fll::l“ 1ls worth #1540, for 8§73 Jouu "!‘l‘ aud sy cliniryat g fu 815 aud g8 Other woods taPruver’ oo, 1T MARTIN. 1 '“v'rl‘:lug: €0.'8 REGULAR VURNITUTK SAL cvesy Saturdsy st [18 204 120 Wabail-ay. b the piscato buy or scll all Kinds of bousshold ofleels, or wercuandiac, o SALE=THE DALANCE OF JIOUSEHOLD guods, consist] Wi ‘extensiou- [ablc, of wri tree, paragon Tangs, Mfrigciuldr, Fesdsiur stenls, nia ket 35 Jurds B ussels ptlud; chuirs, dishea, wnunugfifl. b, latuje, cluc wid 0 Tounge, und patior store; must iy £ Ogsea, a3; SET UP. AD+ ey R 1 ILL PAY THE HIG] GASE PRICE 308 houschold goods and metch of all kiuda Call oF addzcaa D Lo 11 Sbeideliav. IR NION FURNLIURK COMPANY, 03 WESE THESER i R, SPLe A0 Rt Ol moutLly pannents; luw prices; ey toran O0OKS, 11 PAID YOIt BOUKS -CASH IN YOUR JTAND— CAR5 '-um-mn,;m‘m”mu e £agk Aacipn Bl DeMiura e, PLETESEY UF DICKENE WORKY Nuvels; bl call, € o Tribuna,