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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY., OCTOBER 11, 1877. FOX AND WISCONSIN. I VS History of This Improvement from 1839 io 1877. The Appropriations Rise from §2,000 to $2,000,000 and a Land : Grant, promises of fhe orlémnl Promofers Lhat the Work Bhonld Not Cost Unclo Sam a Dollar, « From Our Own Corrcpondent. WasniNoTox, D.C., Oct, 0.—The advocates of tho Texaa Pacific, and all other great jobs which are to he brought to tho atten- tlon of Congress, noturally search the his- tory of legislation to discover where the Gov- ernment has cxpenaed large sums of money on juternnl improvements in the North, This in {he process of tho argumentum ad hominem. 1n this search the attention of a good many of * gonthern papers los been ottracted to the gigantle scheme of slack water navigation In tlie Btate of Wisconsin, known as the Fox and . Wisconsin Riverimprovement. Recently some of the papers [n the Btate of Wisconsin {tself havo had the courage to say that the scheme is one of gigantic folly, and that the Government and tho people will never be reimbursed for the two milifons of dollars which have already been ex- pended upon that chifmerienl project. Wiscon- sin nad long been noted In the history of Internal {mprovement legislation for having had in Con- gress Representatives reimnarkably skilled (n the st of obtalningmoney for such purposes, It has become o familiar aaying here that several of the prominent Represcntativesof that locality spend the summer scason in scratching fudentations upon the map of thelr Btatesin order that, when winter comes, lllgy may secure appropriations for these new ecratches, under the name of riv- ers, harbors, creeke, and places of refuge. Skilt of this gort, a4 regards the Fox and Wisconsin River Improvement, does not sppear to have been confliied to modern dave, Tho history of tha legislation {n the interest of this improvement furnishes a sugzestive il- Tustration of the methods of all similar lecisla- tion. I liave taken thic pains “to look Into the bistory of the Fox and Wisconstu River fm: provement. This has Involved an examination of ponderous documents, Globes, Jlecords, nfs- celiancous papers, reports of committces, cngl- neer surveys, and bilis coverlng tha perlod from 1838 il 1877, The printing of the documents which relate to this subjeet cost no inconsider- sble sum. rrOM $2,000 TO 82,000,000, The appropriation, llke all othier approvria- Mons of @ similar character, Is on 8 constantly mcreasing scale. It commencas with'$2,000 for s prelimfuary survey of an Indian country in 1843, and ends with an agpregate n{lpwnmuan, to the Tcnr 1677, of almost two militons (81,072,- %0), with the work h{ no means completed. The estimates of cost increase as the years o by. In 1844 tho eugincer oflicers wers confl- fent_that the lakes could be connected with jhe Missisaippi River, through the Fox and Wisconsin Bhip Canal, for an expenditure of }48,470, all o which would be realized from wles of land to be granted to the State for that purpose. Now, after that immense land- grant hiad been mude, and after the expenditure of 1,370,000 nppropriated by the Government, It {s ‘expected that fully an additional million follars will bo rcr‘umu to complete the work, Fith the probabilltics that s very much larger sum will bo neceasary. The estinates for this improvement vory from npo expenditure of maney by the Government to an actual expend- Iture "of 81,370,000, a grant of Jand worth more than half a million'dollars, and an expenditura necessary to completo the work of an jodefinita number of hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars more. A succinct history ot the orizin and develop- ment of this improvement, as compiled from &Emmnt documonts, furnishesthe following THE FIRST SURVEY—1837. A preliminary survey bad _been made under the outhority of the War Department In 1837, the report of which was printed,~Ilouse docu- ment No, 103, 1n 1834, J, R Polnsctt, the Becretary of War, 1n lis annual report, recommended the prosecu- tion of this improvement as o pational work. 1e used this language: “Iwould recommend, lkewlso, that o survey be madelaf the country between t'ule Neenal, or Fox, and the Wiscous{n Rlver, with avicw of establishing s water comimu- plcatlon fromn Lake Michigan to the Misslssiopt River, which would be in tho highest degree important to tlis Department in time of war, and useful for the transportation of supplics in e of peaco.” ‘The Benate sustalned these views of the Scc- Totary of War in the report of ita Comumittee, No. 208, Twenty-fifth Congress, third session, submitted Feb. 11, 1830, Theso views wero “adopted by the Houso in the report of {ts Com- mitice on the Territorics, presentod Feb. 9, 183 (printed document No, 175). An appro- priatlon was made at that sesslon for the survey of the Necnah and Wisconsin Rivers, which was exccuted by an ofticer of the Toporraphical En- gincers. His plans and estimates were submit- fed (o the Benate {u document No. 813, first sce- slu, Twenty-slxih Congress, CALL FOR XsTIMATRS—1840. In March, 1840 (frat scssion, Twenty-sixth Cou‘:rm), the Senate called upor the Becretary of War, the Hon. J. R. Polusatt, for reparts of the F{"‘"' and estimates of thoe {inprovement of the Neenalh snd Wisconsin Rivers. The re- port of the Topographical Engineers stated that the agricultural, comercial, and manufactur- ing Interests of Now England, New York, and Thiladelphla would be greatly promoted by the construction of a continuous water communl tlon, upou & proper scale, between the Missi sippl Hiver avd Lako Michigan. There then secmed to bo s very general fear of an attack from foreign powers, Tha engineers especially dwelt upon this route belng of value fu the cnse of a blockade of the Houthern ports by forcign nations, or of o war on the Narthwestern bor- der, to that date nothlog had been expend- ed for tho Fox and Wisconsin River improve- ment excopt the $2,000 for surveys. Tlie estimats of the cost for the Improvement of the Fox River, or the * Neenah ' ‘ag it was then almoet universally called, as given by the United Btates Engincer, amounted to $448,470, The coet of 8 canal to unfte the Necnahand ‘Wisconsin Rivers was stated at §64,055, It was 2id o this report that the estimatcs were muds at a Umo when lubor and provisious were vers h and extremely difticult to be obtalned, an gu that account, an ftem of $25,000 was sdde: fur ¥ superintendancy and contingencies,” The engineers reported that thore always would be a sutliclent quantity of water for the improve- ment. The eugineers, under dato of January, 1840, glve the following summary of estimates Tor the entlre \mproyement, The total lencth of the unflkfl estimated along the Rivers Wis- consln '"(;'uu'iemh' was fo be 108 miles, L LY OF E4T1: 1840, . At D!lrt?fi MATES 1N At Littlo Kakalin.. At liapide de Crocho At Grang Kakalln At Littla Chute At Grand Chute... ‘At Winnebazo Rapid Hetween mouth of Wol For surveys, estimates,and drawings sce Sen. ate document 318, tirut jsesslon, Twenty-sixth Cul?rul‘ Tho surveys were made under the direction ot Cant, Cram_by J. L. Woodside, assistant, in 139240, aud were desizned for s canal, to avold the principal raplda of the Neenah or ¥ox River, tween Lake Winocbago and Ureen Bay, TUB WISCONSIN LOBUY APPEARS. The Senate Committe, on Jan. 8, 154, in re- rting upou memorials, referred to It, suy that J:o memorialists veuturs the following ‘asser- lun We venture, therefore, tg assert that tho sum of $530,000 will ‘bo_all that will be required W con. Bect tho rivers and zender thew navigatle, so that tha steamboats which arg uow runoing on'the Up- hlt Misslasippl may pass down this roul iy, und e dischargo thele cargo Likvbosts. A glance at the map will whow toat this jmprovement will vpen to the lake country aud Now York and Loston s divect trade with the Wholuof the futerior of Wisconsin, embrucing its lcad and copper minus, aod that the eutine Valley of the Upper Al alppl, esteuding from 42 deg. 2 atltade to the nurthess bouudary of the United e, valloy which 1s uot surpassed for tho 2ealth sud tewpecuture of jts climale, aud fertility M Itssoil, or lts minerst productivns. The polnt wus wade by the Wisconsin peti- Movers up tha tiue that grauts of land bad ul- teady been made to the State of Illfucis for tho purpose of aldivg o opening a canal to cunvect waters of tho Ilhuols Kiver with those of Lake Michigay by the et of Blurch 2, 16827, sud that suother act was passed of the same date elving w large Laudgraut to Tudians, for the burpose of connectiug tho Clippewa River with ¢ Erle)as well ws thy act of May 4, 1833, rant the £tate of Ohta tand to constructthe Miami Canal rrom Dayton to bake Frle. The claiin was mude, in order 1o secnre the appropriaticn, that the discovery of lead and tapper mivea hait Increased the mportanee of Wisconsln territory ; that, ns ameans of defense for the Northwestern fronticr, the value of the canal cnuhlflnrcel‘v beestlmated; sdthatatthat date, 1988, a cana{ one tile and & quarter in Jengetlh wonld nnte the rivers at o polnt where Cross’ arm, and trembled violently na well as strugrled togetfree, For fifteen minutes tho peaple helow witnessed the strugele, afrald to ascend, until another brava fellow named Will- lam Richards, 8 driver of van, ran up the lad- der to the aasistance of the mason. In the meantime the fire-escape ladder was broncht to the spot, and in the nick of time the police ns- cended; and the leather belt belonging“to the cBeape I;r-inf!llnq'uml round JJonck, he was " they might be navigated by steambaats, It ap- | lowered, stil in the AL, to the ground unhurt, ears thut atihat tine there had already begun | The masou Cross waa much exhausted, nnd 0 he sume rivalry Lotween Wikconsin and Northern Illinots, for the memorlalists take oc- casfon to_say: ‘‘Jt (s ot a rival of any other route, as fv lvaves Lake Michigan at the mouth of (ireen Bay, 300 miles north of Chicago, and strikes the Mississippt 450 miles northot the mouth of the 1ilinols River.” IT I8 NOT TO CNST THFE GOVERNMANT ONE DOLLAR. ‘Tho Senate Committea adopted the views of these memorlalists as their own, and, fnstead of anappropriation in maney, recommended a large land-grant, the valie of which they esti- muted, st that time, would be at. least $t40,000. The Comtnittee added that ou this plan the great work wonld be constructed without the cost of adollar to the (feneral Gavernmnent, and without expense Lo Individuals, excopt Lo thore who voluntarily assumed to pay for it tor the greater benefits 1o be derived irotn the lin- pmv’tmenf. ‘The grant was not secured at that sesston. At the second session of thic Twenty-clghth Conpress, Feb, 7, 1815, a bill was fulroduced for a Jandrant in of the improvement of the Fox & Wisconsin Canal. The bill was the saine ns that which was presented nt the first ression of that Congress, and the Commitice reported back favorably upon the bl adopting the exsct language of the report made at thy preceding session. It was not until three years later that the grant was finally obtained. QRANTS O LANDS YOIl TilE FOX AND WISCON- SIN RIVER IMPROVEMENT. The land-grant was flnally sccured In 1848, The Secretary of the Interfor, in 1850, reported Lo the third session of the Thirty-fourth Con- rress that the then status of theland-grant to the State of Wisconsin for the purposes of the H'x and Wiscousin River improvement was as ullows: anluty granted In acres under the sev. nl when he regafoed the ground falnted, —————— MORTON. Interview with Ifls Physiclan—The Caase of the Senator's Paraiynls, and Ifow He Was Firat Taken Nown—Something About s Lahors and Dangers Drring the War, Correrpondence Cincinnatf Garette. Ricustono, Ind., Oct. 6.—~1t was my privilege to sit at the hedside of Benator Morton last evening in_ company with Dr. Thompson. Finally the Doctor, in an undertone, volunteered the statement that he had watched over this patient for sevenieen years. ** Goy. Morton first consulted me In 1860, he went on to say. “* He was alwaya [nclined to billousness, and the oceaslon of hin sending for me wasa alight Uillaus sttack, which prostrated him for a day or two during that eventful campalgm of 1800, From that day [ becama his plysician, as T had been of his Gubernatorial predecessors for many years before,” “You wero with him, then,"” T suoggosted, “when first attacked with paralysis n 18051 The Doctor nodied assent. ‘‘8ix monlhs previous to his first attack he had symptoms ot paratysis, to which [ called his sttention. There was & Frl:klmu sennation fu his' feet, aod occa- slovally the nerves of the left foot falled to per- form their functions. 1 warned him theo of tho sserious conseatiences likely to follow such men- tal and physical stralos” as the great work ho was perform! subjected him to, HBut he secmed unable to save limaelf, The soldlers were returning in great numbers, and be deter- wined to care for them at auy cost, Une day, LI e 84,200 | after addressing two regiments just home from Qnanng sclected and regularly ap- the frout, e eame down from the platform vroved....... . 8, 803 Walk- grestly fatigued, and evidently in patn. ing up to me, e pointed to his left foot, re- marking that he was afrald he had a slight at- tack of paralysis, Je was dmgging the toes of that foot,” continued the Doctur, painting to Quantity seiecied under the specisl certificates not approvedd, ++ 405,003 Quantity, old selections, awalting confirmation by Congress. .v.vs..r 60, ——675,008 o7 o the lert limb, “aod it was with great difficulty [ sctea which Is of lands not offercd. :l"r'&’_'m‘ I"L“:t mc“;?"‘u““‘ug' o “W’"'mg:‘a“ mt::«‘»‘t?b;c“zl‘ auount must be added to tho | oo e paatied on tke & locomotive. Y ** It fs wonderful what an lmumense amonnt of Jabor thst man did during the War. [ cautioned bhim azuio aud again, but I don't belleve § reals ized how ha_did overtax himself. To-lay he was {n New York borrowing money; to-morrow, perhaps, he would bs licaded for some battle- fleld looking aiter Indiana troops, and the next thing he would be makinz s epecch In Ohlo, or Michigan, or lilinls, He waa ncver qulet, it emed, day or night, And to such labors was added the consclousuess that ut sny moment he was Jiable Lo be shiot down. He knew of the ex- {stence of & band, who, like the Jews fn Pagl's time, *had bound themselves with an onth ! that they would kifl hitn. Once he was shot at b{ an assassin, just &s lié came out of the dour ol bis resldence. A luly, on otie occasiol, ?mnuz’ to be selected, under existing laws, from sny yacant lands in the Blate subjeet to privata entry. PHOGRESS OF TUE IMPROVEMENT AFTER THB LARD GRANT. Congress made ita first appropriation for the Fox and Wisconsin River lmg}uwmum in 1848 i:xce L $2,000 for survey in 1839), by n grant of and to tho State of Wisconsin, burauant to the recommendation of Mr, Polnsett, then Becre- tary of War, Work was commenced upon it under sn act of the Leeislature of that State accepting the termne and conditions of the grant, and was prosccuted over four years, Al~ ter spending $400,000 the work passeid juto the hands of a company, organized by the Legista- ture of Wiscouein, on the condition that such company should complete the work within d hiin uot to sit near a certain window threo years, o that steumbonts of thirty fect | BOHI ta office st night, for she knew of a plan beam, drawing two feet of water, could, with {97 N0 CH Bt FiR e F SR RIS O 8 P RY 1acility, pass from Green Bay to Portage City. ¢ another time he was advised not to bp ;l':{:n l::vlsn::!flm:glc:pl:?u; :h: ‘:;::m‘(;"fi: seen on the streot at night, especially along, for Ty Tequired ab o mxheditare ot abong | £¥rY street-orm in the' vicinity of his house £400,00. 1o 1850 tho Legialature ascd | 80U his offlca seas ‘IYII ch ed by \vu&ldfi:a dnmlm- another act requiriug an incressed ca- ,‘1!“" ‘;rh'“"fe“"'fl | ;&‘J’lfi sama;ta Hiny D:Lr- pacity the Improvemcnt, so that | 1orpedocs were p n li Yy cr outrageous echemes hatched up to put him to gc-:h. Jfror two yoars and over lislife was In anger, *Did living In such constant danger have sny noticeable efuct uoon bis mindi” “I think not,” replied tha Doctor, quickly, *Gov, Morton did not know. what the word fear mchnt, I doubt if he ever took sny cs- Yedn care to protect himself, although™ his ricnds, without his kuowlcdge, always man- aged to be with himat sach times, have welghed upon his wind, Think of being consclous that assassins arc upon your track, liable to shoot you down at any momcat. Their object was, as ‘you lmow, to get Morton out of the way, sod then, with Dr. Athon at the head of affulrs, put lndiana virtually on the side of the Confcderates, *When ono_ views the work of Gov, Morton In this lght, the wonder {s that he ever llved through it. Johu A, Andrew did not suryive his labors '"I long, and John Brough went very s00n after ho had closed his Gubernatorfal lite, But Morton had a wonderful constitution, and he has got it now, He never did anything to injure ft.” It's more trouble now to get bim to drink balladozen swallows of whisky or brandy tban to induce most patients to take s much ‘castor olt. If hie smokus it 1a never to cx- cel Ho waa always a temperate man in every way, Ilave been “his only plysiclan, with the excention of Dr, Bliss, for "seventeen years, aud 1 hiave never treal boats drawing four feet of water could navigats the Lowsr Fox River, and those having 8 draft of threc-and-a-hatf feet conld pass on the Upper Fox. Tifs work was prosecuted until the re- vulsion In the money market in 1857, when it was, in port, suspended, But, through some vf 1ta stockhalders, the work was carried on slowly for about two years, and certain parts of it were brought into use, and are in successful opera- tlon. On the last work 8300,000 were expended, and the Housa Committeo n 1863 eald thatal that time only 840,000 were needod to complete tho Job according Lo the Jast plan. THR MODEAN ERA. By this timo it had become evident that the assurances of thocarly promoters of the enter- prize would not be realized. The era of liberal money appropriations by Congrees had begun., Aud, at the very beginnlog of this period, the Fox and Wisconsin River improvementes, under energeticand successful promoters, was present- cd a3 a candldate for Congressfoual favor, The wmodern era fn this improvement begins about tho year 1863, How far successful these modern efforts havo been will bo secn from the sum- mary of appropriatiuns which follows: TIN BUIF-CANAL SCHEMX, On March 8, 1503 (third scsslon of the Thirty- seventh Congress), the subject of the Wisconsin and Fox River improveinent was again taken up. - This timo the memoriallsts lad referred thelr petition to the House Naval Committee. That Committea waa directed to inquire into i1 <him for-ansthing except the practicabllily and the probablo chst of i "".‘.",}';u‘:‘fifl‘,f;“‘f"m.‘"“b‘:‘;:,',.‘,'{,"’"{,;‘.{g:‘:;,"om_ proving the Wisconsin apd Fox Rlvers 8o as to ive an uninterrupted navigation from the §ll sipn! River to Lake Michigan for vessols of war, 200 fect fn length, 84 fect beam, draw- ing not Jess than six feet of water, and also to report any othor acts relatiog to the defeuso of ¢ lakes. ‘The Committee found that It would be prac- ticable to make the improvement and prescribed the following route: From Green Buy u{ the valley of the Fox, {forty miles, to Lake Winnebago; thence sixtecn milcs in thfs lake to the Inict of the Upper Fox; thence 110 milea up the Foxr Riverto Fortare City; theace two miles by canal fnto the Lower Wisconsin; thence down ihis navigable river 115 miles,—in sl 283 miles from tho head of Green Hay to tue Mississippl, e Commitiee of this year was rather more enthustastic than the Coinmittes of any pro- ceding Cungress, and even sald that the ex- penditurg of twenty miltion doliars for the com- plotion of this canul and liko schemes would ba many tmes 'repald in the Incressed general prospority which would result from it. THE ESTIMATRS OF THE COST. The estimates were first wade by Mr. Danlel Jeune, who was oug of_the englucers who Lad charge of the Fox and Wisconsin Riverimprove- ments. IHis estimate to complete the work for the passage of gtuuboats 144 foet long, B4 fect beam, and drawlng six fect of watcr, was boats work durlug the WarP"* “Undoubtedly that was tho excltiog chuse Dut, to be honest, Senator Morton bas inherited his ‘paralysls from his father's f-mfl{x. The Uovernor’s mother was o strong, healthy woman, aad Lo lier he owes his imnense body, those broad shoulders, and thas Wobsterian brow, Dut from his father he inberited this cursed discase. liis father and grandfather were stricken down with t, and yet they lived for ycars afterward. Two aunts and an uncle wers similarly affocted, but they dicd in old age, Au elder alster §s now lylng fo the sume helpless condition. It seems to- run in the family. But it Is doubtful if the Governor would uow bo troubled had he not overexerted himsel! duttug the War, Having lulerited the secds of fi, those five years of incessaut labor ripencd them, and this Is the fruit.” “How long after Lis frat attack before the second ono uppeared” I asked the Doctor, after hie had fclt his paticnt’s pulse und agaln resumed hls seat at my side. 1t wus in the fall of 1865, I don’t remember the month, He bad not been feeling well for severul weeks, aud [requently consulted me. attribyted it to tho reaction whilch neccssard) camo to b after the War bad terminated aus the soldicrs had been mustered out of the sery- fes. I advised muderats exerclse, such as walk- jog and rldlug on horseback. By the way, by could sit o horse as finely ms Uen. Sberidan, L0000 e o ik 8 Rratalla;tor Gl day he Lad walked fajther than urusl, Ui ol Crnnfi'wh'u at thot time had chargo_ot | Fetired iu usual Lealth, “Iho next moming Lie the engineer corps, added somowhat to Mr, Jenne's estimate, and gives tho cost as follows: Iwould lucresse Mr, Jenuo's cstimata for hia uro‘t‘a ed msthod of tmpraving ah Lower discovered that while llccplnq lis wily foe had been &mluz in its work, The paralysls cx- tended only to the lower balf of his left linb at first, however, but it svon spread to tho wholo limb, Shortly afterward lus right foot becamo similarly affected. Gradaall b, until both Jegs refused Lo do duty, It was not totsl paralysis, and never has becn. FEven now, in his present coudition, he has feeling iu botld linbsaa weil as in Iis left arm, Tbe uther day I tickled bis foot, and Le pulled it up fu su lustant. 8o he often complains of his urm be- conain 80 &8 to ajlow ght of six or sixand a half feet 1t creot up the ‘To have the Upper Fux l(lf and a bal( feet draughi to. Tu which add the sbove estl: ‘.‘.‘.’;“{'fi'&%"fi.‘ of {E’i.'v‘fi‘?:.'f ul‘n{:‘fig l‘zgs‘l’r:g when left dying In the same position ing the dredeing of 24,000 cuble N et cn L found that his paralysis was creep- yards wi thowouth of ke ox Hirer, 3,002,894 [ W LIS LGk ATt T divised i Ko- Total.. vese wosen 22,357,384 | Ing to Europe. Whlle there he endurcd tho BUMMAKY OF APPROPR| NS, most herole treatment, but to very little pur- The first |||mlngnmuun was o preliininary one | pose. Dr. Brown Sequard tried to arouse the n for survey After that tine, sltbougn there were repested effurts to get appropris- tiona of.monuy, hothing was obtalned uutil 1873, Hefuro that time there hadjbecn & Jand- graut to the State of Wisconsin {n ald of this :J}g\mpflmlnn. which was valued ot some $600,- prel nerve by the use of ot frons. 1t was absolute turture, but, hoplug L night have the desired cflect, Lo coutinued it for several inonths, But it proved to be thne and woney thrown away, § am of oplnton it dd bim no good, and be” re- turned in the following spring worse, I any- thing, than before he weut there, Binco then Le Las remained g:mlcany the gamo uutil his fecent attack in Ban Franclsco. At times, of and an appropriation fu 1839 of $3,000 for iminary surveys. The followlne s a sum- mary of appropriations mada thus far; 830! lmi course, his general health Las been better than }mJS: 15":: .':’:a"\?r'du'»fli{fi §. 3000 at others. As Isald o moment ago, be bas al- hgmnmnk 800,000 | ways suffered more or less frou biliousuess, 1875—~For Fo! and siuce his paralysis, owing to fnsutticlent ex- crelse, constipation haa troubled him, It ag- gravates bis dlscase at the present time.” e ———— CURRENT OFINION, Total approprigtion of mon \mn_unl 13:&::“: st ime 'Total aid from Goveromont.... Tt g nuw stated that tha Chlef Enginecr will mn:l%end !}:‘L; 1oll.olwl&¢u "A:(l)lu‘ for the hliu!r'\oh- reen 0 H utovagon robor, 90,000, 45z Hivers §720,000; Marquetter $5,0 uxllbo'l’wo Rivers, $20,000; St. Clair Flats, £8.000; Engioaw River, $50,000: Grand’ Haven, 21,000, White River, wkau&goum Haven, B 1t Tilden loses the political roins in New York to-dsy, sud McClellan carrics New Jersey by 15,000 or 86 in Novewber, Low about 18801 —FAl- adelpAta Thras (Ind. ). Ex-Gov. Kellogg has had a talk with the Presideny. 1le refuscs (o tell what transpired. We canguesa it, He asked for an oftice, and got s ...81,072,000 Jaio '.'1}315- Joug‘h bartor, $l, X Menomiueo indly No.—Cincianats Enguirer (Dem.). < : Port Wasl u, $1:4000, Tula provosed to. sngelf thrmtuasiors of o | , The Prosident, thorefore, findu hluself, ot the fizat sesalon of the firat Cougress of his Admin. fatration, confronted by 8 hustile Congross.— Shreveport Tsmes (Dem.). ‘The Presideat fnds Limself confronted by & cnnzreu;‘vl;uh will ufla; 1ittie or no of itlon to_the chicl meassurcs of Adm\nhlllugg“wllcy. No political party can million on this utterly uscless Fox-River hum- i Lasd ug. A Mzson's Fresence of Mind. Londun Guilder, Bome repalrs beln; fn pumgym to the roof of 8 houso L High strect, Barustaple, a ladder | afford Lo Bght the palicy of Pacification. = Ko party ifty feet long wa reared from the roadway. A | will stieiopt it. The Dourbou lmpiacables in cach wason's Iaborer named Charles Joges, when | party will ket up on their bind lege aud bowl, o —ibat's all.—Memphis (Lenn.) Avalanchs (nd,)s The New York &Sun's corrospondent st Albany declares ibattho real wlkuidcanco of the action of the recent Democratic Convention L, that it'takes from Mr. Tilden snd bis friends the con- troluf thewachinery of the party of New York State, luotler wordy the defeat of Digelow aud Felrchild is s notificatlou to the whols country that the New York Liemocracy fepudiates its lale candidate for the Presidency. “Tho contrul of the Democrstic organizution bs in the bands of pur- solal eacmies of Samuel §. Tilden. ‘The sctlonof ths Hochealer Couvention shows bhat the working nvarly st the top of the ladder, but not sutlicieut. 1y s0 to di a Leavy load of wortar on the suof, was observed by George Cruss tho masou, who was waiting to take the toad frum him, to suddenly siop wud to be ina fulntiog coudition. Cross fnmediately went down the ladder, aud removed the Joad from the fulotivg wau's shoulder ou to the roof. He then descended to tho asalstance of Joues, whom he found ina fit rewdy to full, but this Le hnppmi prevented by cettivg scross biw, aud bolding bim tightly by Fitd whdtey. Jouts, in biy 04 Sxed By tecth i 3 But it must ¢ Repnbiiesn politieinns are appored ina vital mat- ter'to the Itepublican Admin{stration. o it scems 1bat the baekers of the Prepidential conteet of bath liagerand Tilden aro now oplaosed to the perronn for whom they voted foe President last November. In ather words, both the de jure and the d¢ facln Freaidenta ara out of favor with thelc owa parti- 8 in the Empiro State of the Unlon. . John Kelly ralisl tho Demnerntic State Convention. John Kelly sreks to extend his power —the same fie wicids in the metropoiia with each 1ron hand ~over the State, Fe wantaa Kehiy Leg- Inlatare clected this fall, tospportion the State, &ni he wili fonist upon anch an apportionment M . __ CITY REAL DSTATE, [ ESLE-GUEAT D ARAAISE IS 3 TLise, R1M, G200 EREO. §LIN: eniy morthly Dl’m'nll._l(l“.‘l F, EBLRIART, 107 Ell!l._ [P0 FALE-OG EXCUANGE-TWO.ETORY AND basrment hoise, I e i rented at {OR SALE ANGE- & L b et L.incoln ani} Wainut-sta,, 1ot 643167 feet, with barn anid all @ §Im fmurovements, | inquire vt WABMANSLOLFF & th-a i wl“{[flv: the (.'n;fnh N'u'v'l\l'n'xk nntl-){:n:rhlh of uwm ]:LT{I—EALH LT AR HITEE OF BY T cal power of the Lepielature, ® people et wes yior and Twe:s ., fronting esst. af 07 'tho Ihtarfor comprehend {ho vastcess Of tho | & DGR Jmiuire of WACMANSUOKEF & NEINE: stake he fa playing for, And will they consent that NNy 190 tandulpir he shall win ‘tn hisliitle gamet—7roy (V. Y.) Times, The Cincinneti Times m'-p? 0 T Fuu BALE=N(), %M WEAT Sirtek Lonse, 102o0na: (s how 3 feet front, and has 15-Iach Wallat docrs all sl pat finlshed throughout in good style; price, 87,U. FATTERSON, wi Wathington-st. JIOR BALE=ELEGANT MANDE dence, North Side, ve minutes 8t.1 god focation, clear, ch anice Lime at 8 oer Q01 KALE T JRCKmm . oy riar £aya, in ref- erence to Blalne's spcech in reply (o Conkiing, and lnrrying him. when they were members of the Houge: **This specch—this little, lively, sarcan- tle apeceh—lont Jamen G. Bisine the Presidency of theee Unitea States.” ThelUayton Jouraal (itep. ) eays in responre: ‘4 We can Lardiy believe it pos. #iile that the 7imes helleved that the election of hor Me. Bialne (o the Presidency wae among the pasals- | Mavotie ; Lifitlen: 1 e had been Rmimated, Tiden woald :fwx_sh'fn.:#'nwd."" 4 bave carried Ohlo by sn overwhelming majority, | BEICEIR Boone firys Tlis nomination wonld Lave killed tha party dead in mast of the Republican States.” Thosa peculiar persons who hava been op- Ing the remonatization of eilver have changed sun! N RREAL ESTA JORSALECS I WILE Yy, & BEAVTIFULTAT. ane biock from de; 7 miles from Chieagu: €15 duwin an L property helr tactica. They have stopped scolding the atl- | In market, and showy frees 0-cent traln ver sdvocatea and denonncing them as swindlers | Rlreauy un, 1A BROW Hoom and rcoundreis, ‘They do not ray, at lesst 50 often during the paat week, that the creditors of the na- tlon are tahe robbed if they are to he vald with the money which was money whea {he debt was contracted, They have been trying to prove that & dollae of silver will be more valuahle than a dol- Jarin wold on account of the English demand _for Mlver for Indls, But truth lles in the midat, It is tolerably sale to ray that eflver will not fall much helow of rise much atove 1he valoe of gold, Let the zold advoeate: 1og o thoy pleane ffom ex- treme 1o extreme. and let he ktepa towarda the remonetization nf money be steadily forward.— ANew York Graphic, JINCSES A d and chrapest of OUGH, 170 Dentborn. COUNTIY RXEAL ENTATZ. I.‘On BALE~UREXCHANGE-FARM OF 210 ACRES inJ.re County, In. ; clime tg good schools, churches, pic.y weil improved: adepted for greziug of graint Iards brick house: pther tnproyementa (n propa ress rtion, rmers’ & Merchanta’ Baok, Moroing Sun, Towa. MUSKCAL Uik, & ¥ing, wi st the foliowiug OF NEW FIANOS ofter nur_ntock of At last the Demooratio pariy of thia State | Mecond-ha low prices, on essy thrown off the m Weaerly, contempti BT, 56F moth (TaF & Gioctaa, plitis tramples upon all the pretensionn of the hrec years, and defiantly comes forth in it d hideous character, To decelve and decoy honest men, the old Democratic crafl has been falling nmiler the painted divguise of reforin, Hut now it acarnfully ‘casta away even the lare which rerved the purpose of the lour, and sudaclously runaup the biack fiag of Tammiany Hall and the viratical standard of the Canal Ning. Jolin Kelly and Jarvia Lord have etruck hands and carried the day. ‘The Holy Alllance of Tammany piunder and canal corraption has agaln scized the Democratic party and aims fo dominate the State. . . . The action of the Convention cruslies the Tillen faction in this State, —certainly for the prescnt, [rotbly forever, it wives the ancendency in the Jumocracy to the men whom Tilden refentiesaly pursned, and who will now naturaily imitste his examplc in prowcribing the men who attempted o proecribo them. Jt deives the antl-Tammany ele- ment out of the party, If. any honest citixen nas rullered the delnmon thatthe Democratic party price ... rereeshs i sl e i S0 Thunih ot 4 el ociave Pk rice h'and §0°per Month for & U.octare Hiant, price ... . 8l caxh wnd €75 . 160 $10 per mONth for & 734-0tave carved- W. W. KIMBALL. Carner Stite snd Adami-siz. ALLRD TO OUR LARGE STOCK ow In stock: ) Smilh American organs, tmbail Kireks of NTION 18 AT w0 K 159 Bliout i3 oftrglll\il’lol:rtlui. . Ev (4 ot mlfu en catalogue: ery . EIIDALL, New sty organ fully coull become & genuluio, feforin oreanization, ot PR Ams- 1, conld for any Jong pe anything clee than FT, 3 3 @ N8 Thc ally and Lol of tho miost peatilent Teinga in the | A 4% arieoresons Fm e on ok ) oy any State, this week’s work wili undeceive fim. St | Dlestinthe market Monthly peymeuts. cash.” or 10 means that tha Tawmmaoy and Canal Riugs are | fent. NICHOLBON ORGAN 64 East Indl sgain complete mastars uf the Democracy. ~Albany A FINETIAND. BOT LITTLE T FOT FALEY Eientng Journal (Rep.). #10 monthiy until patd fors warranted for five yesm. REED'S Temiple of Musie, 02 Turen-st, ‘Tho more tho facts aro investigated, the more strocfoun apnear the Democratfe frands pere petrated on election-day in this city, The yory efloria taken in the Elghth Ward 1o’ couceal the celme: furnieh confirmatory evidence of its exini- ence. To conceal the fraudulent votes which were rtuffd in the boz or smuggled on to the counter's table, it wan neceaynry to tanper with the check- dlat. ' But the rascals lacked the brains to do this ekliltally, and, beginning at the head of the lat, I WILI, EELT 5 NWAT PIANO PUR 8200 {f taken At ance; coa’y, new, $650: piain case but ele- kant tone._ Addreas e Txu?. FINEST PIANO TIATH +» DAVIS & C0., Uard at ¢l CHICALO, e . [ISICAL COLLEGP, )« flHIlVA'{lmf or ,‘1\15":.,b RS Hoatat Lol crar. Jndorsed by the best m telasis and Musical Behools checked nearly every nama through the fieet balf of | of Europe. the llEhnheL Such a list, ot an clection wheee They stand {n tune lflnfi" than Aoy pfano made, halt the voters rtald away from the polls, I of | tonsiructed to endure. and are, in every esntisl, the vegfect tiann of The act. “[1iese planos, with oflier musteal {atsruments of best wmakers, oAl L6 foutid &t 10y WATErooIns. W. W, KIMDALL, oo Corner Btate snd Adsme-sie, PRIGNT PIANOS—WARKANTED AS DUNADLE and { une a4 % 84 the best sauare (Tanos: spectal prices, REED'S Tempie of Music, b2 ‘an Buren-st. 55 WILL UV A FINE-TONF. PATILOR OROAN +Je) with stope, swell, and Ists Improvements, worih afuble the money, f, T. MARTIN, 154 Ktate-st. 200 egroax ViANGs Atself evidence of fraud. Dut, in addition, a large number of persons have been found whose names are checked, bot who asscrt that they did nut vote, among them rome of the heet known men in the tll;; And as gyt 'very littie effort hae been madu to ascertain who of thore checked did not vote. The frauds committed (n otlher wa ‘while pot 80 baretaced, are probadly #n_cxtensive. There .appears 1o have been in scveral wards 1o careful guanding of 'the check- ligts, and na serlous efforts made to provent iliegnl young or ballot-box stufling. In the Seventh ‘Wand, after the box had been closed, it was found that 150 more names were checked than tliere T NS A N8, BEFORE ENOWN. were ballots deposited in the box. In this ward a T IIC Tot_of tcketa had bean printed o very thin papar, | & T S e 87 AN, geo. and neveral of thews were closely folded und placed N AHOAN 890 1 p, insice of & thick ballot, and tlie whole placed n HSATISFACTION ALWATS. the box tegrther by the box-tender, who kindly | R. T, MARTIN, refased to" notice tho fraund when the vote was | 154 BTATE-ST., polied. It was expecied that the tickets would s CHICAGO. separsicd when the box was emptied, s0 that the cheat would not be detccted. “Soveral of these ckages were foond, however, and thrown out, ut there were undoubtedl: goodly number of fradulont ballota cast in this manner and returned with the leqitimate baliot, It s furiber estated on good autharity that the same fraud was pf.'ryclr!l!‘d toa great exient In the Sixth Ward.—Xarlford (Cann.) Courant. ——— 1,000 A5 25D ORGANS—FIVE YEATS . guarantee. For cash and montbly oF dusr- PAYTICOta Wy RITS special prices, Call and el amine before buyiog, Iiustrated catwlogues malled frew. RELD'S Tamie of Muaiv, 2 Van Baren. N[’un'r DE BOLD, A LOT OF FURNITURE AT A iargaing afse’ fa wocking link | Call 64 South Girfen-at., Tharsdey and Frid ARGAINY |OUR RECENT PURCIHAR g Tlappy tidinga for nervous sufferers, and thoso B s clude somie of the nl.{:nfl«mea |}ar~ who have been dosed, drngged, and quacked. sina in clegant Parior sod Chamber Yulvermacher's Electric Lolts effectunily care AT arntiuee, buils in puush, teriy, atre prematare debility, weakness, and decay. Bouk R A i g o S d 3 v | '8, [#00 €75, 816). Louuges cary chsir, and Journal, with ‘information. worth thoneands, MARTIN Addrexs Palvermacher Gaivanic Co., ory low price 154 Sfate. andother guois &1 v Clncinnatl, 0. §iR TN o U, N OBDERTO ACCOUMMODATE OUIf NUMEX baitons througliout the city we bave ' entabiiaied Srasch Otticea tn Chie differens Dlvistons, aa draignated eiow, where sdvertscinenta will b taken for the saine ice aa charged at the Main Ofice, and will be recelved ., during the week, sud uatl ¥ p. in. 154_STATEST. hotiie fortalic, —ai res-onat a3 ihents. Thc yaiy Srin b Cllcays 3 (uTaiulr & Boliee Complete, fham eliar o witfe bice now iwods. Al Tour Boors of our ont bullding, corner of Lincoln aud Madisol o Olied Riwsys with destrabic, new, cloan guoda, Rirdnieers visting the City, ani can cusiomers, will fiud 18 o thelr inierost o call o us._If you don't be- letve i, eall and ree for yourscives, W, Ae LOWELL 0 Wet Madison.s T HE GREATEST 150U o gur line—iuy a stove 1 ent, " A Deautiful rep easy-chnir,. Worth $12. r Wovea-wirematiress worlly 813, WiIl L pived to | purchaser of & fNrat-ciaas heatiug-store. " A, LO UL & CON 7im Wt Siadisonnit. Tl'ux NTON FURNITURE, (0 WEST MADIBON: st., sell Al kinds of housébuld goods on' wonthily aymonia_Low prices, essy term. BUSINESS_CIIAN( J)*UG BTGKE Fou SALE-—OXK 0F HEST COL: pers in Cuicago; o pariug il but owner com- pelled & ity, Address § o4, Stationer, eta., 100 EN fhe asko of & Ana pre Kaws Depot, 1 5 HOBERT. Diue 1siand-a1 ANTON KROO. Nows Milwaukee-a¥., corner ot n Btat V3 Devots Btatlonery, sic., 1) ~ A DVANCES OX witiigut remoy 151 andolpl FURNITURR AND PIANUS, [t money loaned on guod collaterals) toum 3, .. WANTED-MIALE HELP, Ronklkecpers, Clerks, &cs N W ANTER-UNE FIRST-CLARS BALESMAY FOIt e store and three good Sove 13t 7.0, WAETZNEICE, 127 Wet 1anioiph at. slag Nuad tools. Trndess ‘VA.‘:TF.D—WI’. WILL GIVE 8TEADY WORK TO 5 mors ve at Mioonk, MINER T, 11 no sul AMES & ¢ dolpt W ASTRI=TG i) riirts Immediate; and terms ta Totonto ronta, Can, AN TED=IMMEDIATEL TEN T ‘makers and five pants-makers. J. F. RELQ), ) [ Awph oaminers than ‘we ha ot Ytoutie of any kind. 13t Lnsaileat. TO TAILN] - thographing Compsny, A 235 TEDTATELY, TWo G Conchimen, Teainsters, &ce \VA!\'T P! must be well neanainted on Sonth Sfde. Ad Init where Jast stployad neotice. erey 204 Bouth '“rn.-x men, chenp Ikets <outt, st d. 1 H non chenp 112kets <ontt,at 4. 1 PR OL BeRighenpiirkets <outb, st . i1, BPERBECK & C THAY, %0 LARORERS FOR THR \ 7ANTI EIb-A MAN TO DELIVEIL BIOCERIES: 0d salaty exvected, N va wenclen, LIOAD LABORENRS: WAGES 101 cual minera. 100 sandetine so CHRISTIAN, oA Wate 3 CO{TRT-HOUBE—NI ters, #nd taborers, F.J, BEX- ¥, ol 0" Tar, Wikcomaln, fron 1evees, bauth, cotluu-picking. Governtnent work, €0a) mining, 1tonc quarres, Taray low oF tabercra Boub, . 6. T wi sitinn on_cominions live traseling salesmien In HAIGIHT, 258 Bou! ey Ca il ALL. NEW. PAST Nireity .. 18} STateny, oo uaue free. ED-PERMAY WATIVE FO- lnited pumber of montlily aver cxprosca can_ be uiade: aaies 1o’ trade oniys references or o _atiention paid mper pay o B i lizand Fotictla Jem etc., embracing everything b the Aovels fon. chrume, snd |eweiry line; the largest wud eheaycat buase in the world. Call_uf send ot oy illustrated catsliguc, C. M, LININGTUR, 43 sud 47 Jacksol Cuicag. \VAN\'ED-A' wl UL be lietwren 30 W ANTED=A YOUSG MAN TO TAKE OUDENB Tor my gloved [a ifcagor nne able (o address bus- {oees men'th & b manner. ARDY in person; bring refzreaces to L WILSON, 140 Lasalie-st,, be- tween 10and 12 8. o T D AN A erins | - 3 Ve - AL rant. ADply at ‘est Sadison NV ASTEDZA GGOD, BTOU ilding fires Wabsstewv, WASIED=A GOOD TALEER: ONE TAVING ‘uod descriptive faciiity aud nuick perception can make s known bouse. Addrem ', O, Box 51 tern travelers preferred. ew York and F'aris Faslion ew York Lity, N AND LADIES TO SELL M eheimios, Heriles. pintograph atche FINST-CLASSY NOSTNER o fn old times ised to make $3, nust b 8 fAirat. Ao BT DRrireuiars, e aives (clina. mtast for vepts: W 0., Lbicaza, N1} J.NOLLAND & T W Wine AMERTON. 1 TrewunCTALYe eugnieincht Wili & wells 7y “YOUNG MAN TO phing and work i Weat Jandolph- D) < A GUOD T hy Ralery guvd wages. €, wagew, and refercnces, BL TO ant liurun rioit FANT! Calum Geloeka. \) Vun Hire af ruy Appl it Foferences it g Wishinglon-sl, TANTEL nousewark tou-ar., nesr Haated-sl., Detween West ThL FOR G S preferred; three in family, famiiyi NT ter 10 s m., &4 To g ki Iy ta-day, Auston: must b good o es peaired, Auply 10 ALFIED L. attuncry Klore, ark-st., Cillcago. ED- wark “r ED=A GOOD GERMAN GIRL TO WV “eneral bonsework. Abjy 397 Warren-ay, ED=YOUN tohien, App; m, A GERMAN GIltL FOlL G teady Tlace aud falr wa SAV., A FINAT. VW ASTED AT F04 MICH] oo} class cook and isundresd; Gerinad, Swede, oF Nor- JVASTED=GiLL 70 DO TIE GEXE wark of 8 small fa Nufth Anaest. WA Twels Gl Fon ARply 81500 Wi -4 GOOW GRILA] usewori, il Lol r Fulton. - KD—A BMALL GIRL TO MAR] TENSELF senerally’ dacful. " Apioy av 140 Libiesi, uear s ! for ED—A GERVA EeBera) buumseurk: b oue aving 00d ref- wod wages will be pald. 611 Wesl ‘ashing- ‘v.\k‘l'MD-A THOROUGHIY-COMPRTENT GIIEI, for general housawork 1o & small fanilly, 817 av. Wabasl “TASTED—AT HYDE exi SON, Pl \ TANT) ANTTD-EXPERIENCED €05, Madisun and Seamastressess y cor ul. or 143 8 OAR Al ra_fnducements to firsi-claas hands. CARe (B & CO., Madlson snd Peorts ED=TAILORKS Pearia-sts, ribune ofice, DVANCES MADK ON DIAMONDS, WATCIIE: e -5l —S A RS e, DRl hrivate o, 124 fin: [)RUG BYORE FOR SALE=FINELY FITTED AXD dolpb-st,, near itovm 5 and 6. Establislied 1854, stock iows old-establiahed stand. cdg expeuses HUTCRINSUN TG 50 W AL G- Shey 1050 S 10 [oan on watclies, disnionds. and yaius! (’JTATu AL FOIR OLL GOLD ANIF RILVEL, Noney f 11an who has mojiey &nd waiils & Srst-class pariog bual. eag. " Uood ‘A0 subatAnTTAl IRsORs KITER 10F b out,” Address N R ursy West Mad .e_Li0OT MOS0 AN colutbnar sacurtis. o e ewel ol I G W, P, Tou 38 Tocin 41, v N ICKELS IN BUMS OF 82 AND UI'WARDS CAN b Lad 10 83cliAuge [Or CUFreucy &t Lhe voustiog: o0 Eelbuoe Eonptny. j)lxh'"‘;fl CAN BR HAD IN EXCHANGK FOR ‘curreacy_a the countin @_of ihe Triouns, JILVENR 23 ANDZ0 CENT IN PACKAGES 801illn exchaoks for surrency sy counting-room of m NESS EATAD: ofevery d Aflgllun ab UOLDRMLINS Loan and Bullion f 80,00 & Otice (ficeasnd), Vs Eat Madlso sal ar L 83 per cer il it haif what UN FURNITURE, [ o b 4 i e ey waralau recelbis, and 2oy Yoot | time, A thorvugh favestigatlon sullciied from wo wiven far seliing Tribune oflice. FEED STORE, WITH o good lutioess; a5 3747 seo for yourse|f, D TO 1 ERTAUIART IN A sod Tocatlon. T Apy At 76 SO0 LislsleAn, ta ries s cust aine. must be I . Adirees N U7, Tribuao oulce. o Tnbute Cowupany, i 3 - e T BALE, FOR CABH<A BUSINE N FPOWN, CITY, AND _COUNTY BONDS, AND ALL J Dty overs yuars, conslating of Tt Sod 1 josbersecurities of Wlsconain baught by C.sCULEY) | dtock of \auiye, rockecy; and glatware, witsa lante ee, trudu In kerosens aud wudolive uilt; uiust ba dold ch 4 pouth Hal a8, Dear Madison. ANTED-FORTINEE 01t FIVE YEARS, 85,00 7 percent rul-gatate security, A 1t no cosl- CITEAF FOI CABH~A UHOCKRY st oars: “Triiclyaisoniy wis snawer. *Addrost | 100 Hofse thiocor with ‘pouktkbie. - 10quirs 4t o7 North Franklin-at., uear schille; I'wml T0 RENT O SELL MY S0AP WORKS} g 208p bustness® 4, Tribune ofce, % 8 PEB CUNT-MGNEVTO TOAN ON IMPHOTED furms o Central aad Northiern iliols, DEAN & ruer_Randulph sod Déarborn-ats. '00 ) TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT_AT curreni ratos, EDWARD 8, DRETER . b4 Doarborn unusual ehsuce (o Lo fufo the CUAS, K. WILLELTS, 33)icuiysn-at, Al CE—MY MEALTI TIEING 60 FOUT LA ¥ canogt. sitend to- businces, 1 will seil st & Dargein une of \he busl paylog frst-cism Testauranis ta Clicago. Cash ualy bujels, FOr particalars sdiress T43, Tribune otfice. ’“’r.uiriu-A HATIE OFPORTURITY 18 OFFERED wa with £3,000 cash o luvest (8 mavutuct: L., near Waskinkion. AND GENTLE- I PAID FOR LADI Orucrs by mall promptly aal-oft clotibng. b 14 praciical tunupaly? this amuunt Autentied 1o, JONAL GLLDEL, o Siatoat. B S blpivad G Gt ehoIc Tas buAintiae whleh ARGAINS IN ady estuvlished on & most promising basl B LADIES' PINE FURS, e AR e for i Uil i MAILTINS, 154 STATE-ST. | VR0 Ea R Mokl parleulars can ba hisd by g MUNCPOLY, cure of 8. L Ewing & Co.y Hourier-Joaroa Bollding, TACI 'ATD YUR 10| Joramail lots. ¥urn| d 60 Van cliase HEHOLD GOODS TN LARGE Lure of private rusldsnces pur- Laulsville, K7. o $ b s JON BALE OF A LARUE LOT OF HORSES A“gglglbl country, sud alot of buggies, Larocsscs, hureday, ‘st 10 & Bl a0 WIHEN & CU.'>, Waalington-st. Stock va beod st all tmes At privaiq sals. 1Y PERBON IAVING A JIOOF THAT LEARS hoald lisve It repaired befors the (rusty weatly % Sihve: Aldreasds WILKES FOID & COu roaterss 153 04 155 Weat Washiogton-s v_l‘o WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN—AWLEY & less are not authorizod ( make contractsfur ine gribe Woodey Cuok siove Comeaay, Geo. 4. Mesd Lo et this 4 140 and 308 1 Khlblfllliflll. " AUL‘TXOS TUURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS ¢ bl res: oricn bugyy. wagoos, and Baruest at EDRRLE'S, “L‘)‘I.‘;t..lluulu Riey & Uos b tble Qo i Tiss, | 73 Weat Twelf \ ANTED — 00D, BECOND-HAND BAFE; ‘mmlanl“-m?dmpmu o XN 73, Tribune office. FOR_nALE, JOR_ BALE—BURGLARPLOOF SAFE OF TiH wost approved patteru, with {nalde stecl chicst, aid Bargent's atd Yalo's beat fout- wheel and dial locks na been bub ittla"used; cout gih Bk aid will bo ol R yiled for soou. FIDELITY bTORAUK LUNEA sud 20 Ven Buren ALE—GOING SOUTS 3 T ot T e o CEaera for aul st atout balf prics. Aak for KELD 8 law oftice Johin Lyle Kiax, 123 Clark- ] i EAP=A G00D MATE ANDFITAE: TR BALE LAY S A SO el b s, 731 80473 Slatest, £ C. MAYD HALNESS, AND PHARTON mwom:fin. 17 and 19 Mich! & WAL, JOH BALE-0L [* that 1 can use, 1, 0ibe_ WILSG ¢ ANTED-A GOQD BOUND BUSINESS HOUsE, WARTE TR R, Ulociy buitt JTeIfBL 1o 0 5,130{ one accustoled b city preferred. A, . 'MAL- LI & CO., 414 Weat Randoiph-ac. WARLED-4 GOOL SECONU-WAND FURNITURE o nw—cusu-’—'«; waguu, N Tk Tribuueolice. cut 83 maculne, ei3() WILL BUY A GOuD BUSISESS cooler, aad lard pross. 338 | B30 akkic o faluriy atare, 865t nd oot Vastist [P0, BALE S PUYSIQLOGICAL —TTE | ESTINE | i, 435 147 Weat S1adiaus st ’] ou sultabio far & Tady deddring 10 lecture upoa asatuwy. pbysiviogy, sud bygieae, coustallog of tue .__LOST _AND EOUND, Freiivh iaa ki, | thape, cLas, ahd. dlssraue, Tepre: 6 sz Hiiby every portion of tho re. Kddrvas N6 | TOSToA LAD AIN, HEAVY GOLD 1iwd, b Daprsivs ol tha mriet oW st Chirel ua. Lo Lerits from Weal and Waahloglul Waabluguh sl der pledse retura W TI6 Weat NEWING PIACHINEY TrOR SALE-ONK FOLDING.TOP MINGEL MA: | | OST—VESTEUDAY, AFTELNOON. A CAMEQ Filine, oG o, o ouibled value. 434 Wesk Lo de Wil vesutibiys Mt () BT HINES ALL WAILILAN TED, “EFT, NOT, LUST-0ON TUESDAY A¥TERNOON, 70 PUESEARNN IR A TN | LEGR BiEaeal s bt daa sl Voo ke 5 . etz Liave wrgol the tumber. 1 gfice. 135 Clafi st lioos 2 80 sars; — | B Do e, S aoiph ot ke s ST AR [oition, v wASHLAL, SERAETRR JERSONAL-LADY WEARING BROWN PLAID Al 0 e aded by seturolng 1t 80 Owhor "Ly Gs Pl et b il Bt vod | NIRRT 1u sauig piace Lelore, A hia X dar Tribuas o )v‘VT MWax f cuild t ) w-‘:n'fl:«l'nh irvs Lot over “—7 Al drea sk uton-at. \) WAST, ra by Rip GEOVE o Wil take stack of guo- A AfiTBD—Q UllL FUR WALTI roum, _Address N 7L Iribu dry gyocta OF hardware! ddreas N 00 Tribuce o Nurses, o second work. 43 West Slouroeeat. ED—A GOOD NURSE-GINL TO ASSIST IN years old.” Apply st Miscclluncous, A KDY OUNG] the thoussnd, LEPU g 4 State-st, __TO EXCHANGE CILAN; WNERR GUING AWA brick houses, reu Kool central i L, T CHANGE=A BECTION OF A0sss and BOME cush for 3 slock laad clear of lucumbrance. co: Y-SEV. location; edi EN=TO olce l:ndlll BOARDING AND LODGING, South Sldos RIDGE-COURI~A LARGE BQUARRE AN oom, with Lot and cold water: fruat, also & roum, with guod board. Fi Families pro- terred. 3] EAST WASHINGTON-8T.~ENGLISH HOUSK: o chlent rounis and boa; 3 wel 1 mesls, “I':L ¥ w ”’ _x Me) EAST Vo 2 NEAR BTATE— jorsant frunt roois, nicely (unh‘wd, e dsy ur week. without buard, 30z al 365 MICHIGAN-AY. (NEATU rovws. J.CoHEPLEY, o4 W ) MICHIUA! X BUHEN-ST., 1173 SOUTH CLARK 8T, ety turalibeid front rovme for familics i private cutreace 05 Clark-st. le geatlenic, 0 Feat, with ‘West Sidos L good 300 o 404 WEST— MONGOK-S board L small famlly, i foT gentlomen. BANDOLPU-ST.—A BUITK OF UNFUR- niahed frunt rooms, with or without ’.‘.o.‘i'.’n e n BT~ X B8OUT! HII’E‘L’E‘U! BT, l‘l;afll“l‘ ROOMS, privato famlly, 146 e DR s culd Waker: Sharbie tunt PHERS CRAYON. ] or atlas work, hend samples I o~ 00! ed Lo fumace work: nnne others. y 8L, Clisties Tiote} Thursdas murning. S FOR TLIT oI, T e aud teeilon hande; ¢ paper-patterns; $200 u nrav-clam to gut It: glve AN PHOTO- Ant T TGHT RALES: ndie one of the best patenta aver issued. X 1R TO 20 YEAILS OLD ) make himsell generaily e ‘fl GENERAL HOUBE- TAL HOUFEWORK AL 0' Nlmll- NION AILK-PLACE, A GOOD 0 couk, wasli, sad fren o private fam- OO GINL TOI GENERAL HOUBH. ook and laune FOIL_OENERAL vquired, Cail prepared Do ENGLISHT OIL RWENTEN domeatio v Lasist 1o y b No. @ Thursday betwben the Lours of 10 and 13 VAL 40 Bos: sckson and reforencgs required, 56 ¥ Ol NONWEGIAN GIRL PAKK~A: COMPRTENT matress; one who 18 willlog to do secoad work 0 hes neral; or uf RERSY CARSON, PINIR & ED-—000D GRRMAN NUNSE 0 AB. {:‘.’ D Al URSE GIRL TO AB YOUNG GIfiL TO ATTEND T0 dochares, Apply 8¢ 135 Weat Wasue 7 IN A WINE. LADY TO AGDITESE CIN all or mddress 1A K-8T,, COILNEHR MON. V.=A FUNKISHED FRON PG secund Bour, Tor genLamAS a0 #11s oF TWELFTH-BT,— & sulte of iarge frons T.—TO —RENT Wit (umhhcd"mlu of ru!um ana B) 1 refe work. fouse! Ples 7] ierma hat 13 yen reference ITUATION WANTED. V) stenographer, who surance, or ather office. barn ziven. ddress. QITUATIO! +) eral hourewor! 1077 days 3 ATUATION WANTRD—AS COOR &3 [roner in private famil :lly_'fll:r’lll'&l. SITTATION WANTES 3 sl howsewark in given, Call aL 547 Huron g;mi.fim-a WANT] 0 e pri B3 Lk erruce. £ wanlir, Falton-st. TUATION young girl to do second work in m private famii Fence f required.’ Call Thursduy abd Friday st 38 Ewing-st. GUICATION WANTED-TY ‘A COMPETENT 1Rt b pritate famly o ta do gonnral honse- Lieferences iven If required. Flesse cail or auurés kT3l State 11 SV et Ronn West Indians-si ATION 5 entch woman o ool Ifoeeried Call for two d JITUATION WANTED-. Y general huuse work (i A ITUATION W) » *m Lo do anee 200 Twentiet] W JTUATION WARTFH-IY A CO ¥ to conk, wasb, aud fron in 8 first-clasy weneral lotisework Address N ¥ Tribuna office QITUATION WANTE ¥ glrl to do gencral Call ot two daya b QITUATION WANTED-NY AN EXGLIFT GIRL AG +) secund girl of to do_ g family: guwd geferenca, SUTEATION WANT 3 girito do generss howl quire a1 Gy Centre-av. JITUATION WANT Y te couk, wi & smalt fanilly. JITUATION 1 wark o sewing; 1 for two dAys at 263 8o AITUATION WANTRD= sad lroner. foenok in s SITUATION WA VL) Iady In w Christi of references. 401 ¥ JITUATI ) 10 conk, given. 60 state’ SITUATION WANTED-TIV A h ! work 1o se call at 181 ash. ‘an . Fiease Y AN w wy &Co FXPERIENCED nate, fo s 1w, (- s or grocary fow. WM. STAH, 70 e e WANTED—TY A MIDDLE- T AN MEL R T AMIDLEADED AR v etpetience; Tionee: have wouid €0 {nto the countr) AURHR, B fot tadtt 0. W Domesticss SITIATION WANTED— 3 rewing, ¥ cara of Call at 425 Centre ‘lwmrr.T-Tq\\" Catl for ANTS t O E Efttecath abd ‘sevanteenty. §ToaTio ) 1o flo amall tamtl, EDHY A family; bess olty re ¥, g t. DO GENERAL HOGSE- WANTLD-IY X GIRL, 7O DO GEN: X ‘or ctookings city references. Lall ndians-ay. _BETUATIONS WANTED~EEMALE, Pfi'l,fl' (;HA%"!F.H WORK, wer !‘(:Ier:' Teferences given, A SORWEGIAN GI0, # fa amat] private Tamites. Cal s 34 K> WARH! ND ar sl boarding hoviey f] By L., onth coersl housewurk ApplY at 1573 Dearbor outh ¥ WANTED=HY A estant gir] 1o do keneral hoine try.” 91 Indiana JITUATION W Eiri 1o do private boardl near Elzhteenth, neral hoge ny-houkg, TEO—OT o familiy 3 West WHh_I!!\O TED=DY A COMPETENT N A ST o xould —IY A RESPECTADLR fitst-class cook; best up. Al fs Dear VA lease call for two dags at 4 51 730 Indfana. A GIRL 70 DO GEN ail tamiiy: e of referenca 'ar Leavitt, workor second work. IRST-CLABS tereuces COnR ven; Call TEN-RY A 6WRDISH GIRL POT 1 At $07 Cal T K CONTRIENT wash. and {roo; referenons a2 248 Routh_Prankiin "D GIRL O (7} best of raf- barn-st., between N WANTED-AV A NORWEGIAN GING ashing And froning. of plala 1thoat childrens el conking, In & (O coantry. io- Y & 000D ewnrk fn & e call st 104! utterneld-at. NTED=TO DO OESERAL Wil work for board or small Atoc Call st 77 Western REBPRGTAD PRTRRT GIRL family. or de COMPETENT rivate family, in 2 private t, A FINST-CLASS GIKL Iron or do geuera) dusework in HOITRR- wages, tubey, near Van finren, N ) CTOOR., + near HESPECTARLE N EXGLISH PRNT- work, LOWD of couns il for two daye, Y A~ BESPECTAILE work or kitchen wurk in 3 Apply 81927 Dutterfield-at., JITUATION WANTE] ECORD A e ri i o e s Ty Apply aLT Fast b QITUATION - WANTED- private tami] mall private famlly, L IN AS ™ BECON W be wiillngto do_general Al family; West 8ide preferieds aslington-st. = ence dress ndenian ny, Sirvatio Y cook: best o Elghiteenth-s QITUATION WANTED — FOIL ) cuuk without laundry work, Has excelient refer- TUATION WANTEDDBY A W CANTE — 1 £ ety referen COMPETEN JOUDE bethon 40 do geinera Bogse work i sinl fane hl‘l.?‘u;;krnnlul thoroughly. Adurces, A FIRST-CLASY Y ces.” Please call at 17t EXPERIENCED frum those Whom slis liad e . lair s thon 0 Liag'served fOUr yoars. Ad TED~-AT CUOKING OR GENE- aired. Eue: 170 S o Cail 14T ITUATION WAN' S Hilteg girl aa couk an itere JITUATION WAN £ Eoglish permi i froniok; nut afrald uf aoy worki 87 Vernon. Twenty-uint KtiLario Y housewor Late-s Lo 11 ATIO! nees. TE e o In i Jannds » small family; best of roferences B, ( ¥ 8L 704 Coltage Uruve-a. SITU.\TIUX WANTED-BY A TOUNG LADY IN restaurant, sore, or dinll Ad Ine-room 1a notel. Ad- TEII-BY A COMPETENT AND o general housos 142 Twentlelti-at. HY A TIDY, COMPETEN Bert Fopking, warbieg, kg " WANTED—AS SECOND GINL OR small family,” Tleasa caliatoos NWANTED=B1T COMPETENT GIRL| k. washer, and lroaers refereuos if de: 108 Wabaitr-av. sx’i"u.n'ws Wi T girl, to 4o ence._Apply 8t (w0 atace NTED—BY A FIRST.CLASS GEIt- general houseworks best of refel t0p flovr. S b ence, nd at... Delaw, 12801 A TUAT! and seamst 320 Maswell-at S!TUA‘H ATION NTE e who undertani QITUATION WA L) withes W liva witn SHURTON WANTRD=T0 FE &) Iadies’ apd children’ E88cS: objection W Lhe couniry. qlTUATION WAN 0 take the c TON WANTED=AN COMPETENT NURSE tresa, o Lo du 0 du Mcund WGk, good refece # thoruugh, guod washer and | wncea, 10 pHvate family, SITUATION WANTED=TN HOTE] R of private fam| Sonmnstreascs, work dr all y A, 42 e Nursese 50 24 N TED—A REAPECTABLE —BY A GOOD, CAPABLE all kinds of hnunwuel I:nd 1 poncr, with clty rete ESTAURA. R A - Chi QRO M B R o secou A i 1Ky CIty OF cosausy. ouok, 4o ITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN OIRL ) recently from the East: cansew nicely and beig wiint iy wils ¥ per week: none £ Tl IRL dressmaker or 16 A private family 2s seamsiress; best of Teference given, Tribune afice. Nuy, W, CUT, AND FIT rlee muderate; no Ilousekeopors. YOUNG WIDOW, ON WANTED-DY A with ehild 9 ye ~Miscollnucous, T ON WANTE Ith'fl TE] 258 Calumiet-av. TED-DY A GERMAN LADY TO e of cuildren; {8 compelent To_tesch ruiai, French, and Latlu. Plouss call st 20 Weat fo old: wauld be willing tu 4o ui worklng-housekeepor for 8 widuwer wizhi 8 einall fan. Uvicanghe twu s eans referenice tromiaat place. Ad: dress 38 J I’y West Bids Foat-Utfice. YOUNG LADY, Al D-BY Xkvoper, caslics of copyist, Adiress N 63, Tr jog: ruuin sud kit ) Olul:!".“i )iu.llil:‘. and Sliitnweet o0 tnon an e thens, TOTWIN & CONDE: 14y De A i 3., 13 & M fha AR 38101 and bases B w0 0%, and 633 Weat Ada buoe ofice, QiTuaTI D Joung 110 NENT—AT only three wigus PRIy Wi, WADE, Usl ry and basemeut b H isce, First o Wost Sldos 1[0 BENT-g33-312 W aud brick menls. PETERU! entih RRAVNY Wa ARREN.. al o, AK PARK, A NI {nutes’ walk from o k. __TO_BENT-HOUSES. _ Kle; 0N WANTED=DY AN RXPEJIEN Iaudy wiill refereaces. cupylng taiin OF 10 &R olices AbATacLs DrEfeiTed, N KL THbUD CEL Choume O BENTTIR MUBE COMPLETE AND CON. venieot bouses 1n The eity for the privey pariors, alal teuon on mata Buurs U7 M rred Ual vnrog: . Keys ta. (1o ant ot V., TWO-8TORL modern 1mproves 184 Handuiphnt, CE, COTTAGE) cpat. ¥ Lor Miscollancous, ot oatt, 4oty ¢ eruve east ol Clar rick d rame brick Lassment dwells 8T BIDK, ment Lrick dwellings, with barn: brick dwelllng 159 urusca. foltavia for 8 bosrdlug-be orth Ci Corpenter-st. ~3QUTH BIDE-3-8TOUY AN SE- et SUone-Irot A%ehing Lo Wabiab gy, Large , with Dura. 103 and 110 I our and basenicot 10 Huron- ma-al., gas Dxtures an uth Greea-at, Bitin & BIALTEY, 00 Ladalle-at, (s sLory front rovms, 40 Micbig: " Bouth Sido, '—~PLEASANT ROUMS IN MOST DESTRAt ty. 340 Wabsah-av,, soutbesss cOrner o NN, T_o‘ RENT—A HANDSOME SUITKE OF BECOND~ wilaout board, fa 8 privale fam- FIONTING JRFFER: ica alcove rooni. wiih hot watitel, £10., furnfilied of un- furatahed, wildi Lourd for w, Totels, E'S HOTEL, 1) NUKTH LASALLE-ST.— 104 Plcasaut Fouin. a1 69 L 14 IG LI e r weeki £1.25 per day; Juy board. 305 i Per weaks §3.2 per dar: day $4.30; slagie Nuvui 1o AND M I.-iulne:zllfllwn and .Mndutw ot Fhgiond Hibural reduciion to persvus staying » week or muore. e .__HOARD WANTED, E GENTLEMAN ON MICHI- ‘}om»—u\- A 8150 !.Hfl?‘“ 1 goad luing wt ‘Trivese olive. l}u.llflH?.\ WEST 51D, . cart, Dy # Joung Lad 196 Contr A HOTE € Vau tiureu aud bortl of bovu; referenced reaulred. Address N BUREN- NEAR VAN, - Address, siating W, AL iujer ceat year, 1. 1 Pl ! end general mercl Falea; fre STORAGE, hlIA“‘KJ‘llll:] bKU‘IlAfl:A : aa oa, wic. ; ituaey bide: S eur. TALIES & CO% DO et Mcuro-sie STURAGE COMPANY, 73 AND & VAN :Aw ¢ facliltics !u*wmn uf furulture iae: llberul advances ab legal o InsurANCE: SAfLY VAUl Tur \aluabie guous. TY -84, ERE s —_MOOEN, T R ey | §5 AT, Nt RISEE MOK BALE—ONE 14X22-INCH ENGINE: ALSO OX| 83 0 By A -tacl [ A a6 | you sell your lbrary sew CHAPLS, curues Madisua P im m‘_u.‘mu. with bollers W sulte Apily uxbt e S a 11ikS A BITUATION ch Freau! ERICAN LADY DESI B Avieal urly culipelcu 1o Uernaz, uslc.and e Usual Bhghiah studies; best ref- “AinasZ b Tribuocaioss BASI-AV oue Uuck Troim aalp] 1ny ay W4 serof W4 N b 3 Vl‘u HENT-STO! . (the ¢ per mouth. G e “' ‘\v ife, DO g A | rexdrogy hrt e e T ur f['0_RENT-FURNISHED LoOMS, DOUBLE ORt Bryant Liock, curner of landolph “y’ K, cu ph sad ply at | w 9. Storoas kit wud ¥ To WEEKS, wh Wusbluguwu-st. vmuu—tu BEST—A §) weil bealed la w house. LY 8 yuuLy I Lclercoces.Addiess N 71, NTED-TO RENY-FULSIS Ly 107 bwo gupticimen. icizaa-aY. e P il Twpoty:accond ot TO RENT-A FURNISA COTTAGE, tai uscieep i ouis ialle e oldekseolocy Wed 1 prival i u cumpletel {TED-TU i16X¥T-A DEEL "AND WIDE LOF: I manafaciufog beiweea Moaros i& Hay, tate. ur v S0 : e Tr0 BENT-STORES, OFFICEY, &ce 2 I TLEMAN ¥ turbfaued sud T4 Kool Jucs Guld buy turaiiur oalce, ll‘u'uzx'r-flcuy'rulmsusb ROOMS; HENT 43 Eant Waal Hoow 2l UE AND HASEMENT. 320 STATS. beas zant north of Tiarrisua k), $30 . WALLF 41 Clark-st.. Koo Yo ANTED TO RENT. NT-BY & allt, s’ dciniiy,s BAKVEY G LITTLE ROOM, ™ b Linves s HED ROOM OR Aol o pesis, - bear Thire AR P g A ¥ L e s ecr ot