Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1878, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1878, COUNTY AFFAIRS. o'paninz the Bids for Furnishing Supplies. They Aro Referred to a Committeo Gotton Up for o T'urpose, Reoonsideration of the Vots Redunoing the Allowanos for Disting Prisoners. PE . An adjourned meeting of the .County Board * gas held yesterday afternoon., All tho mem- bers wora present, the speclal object belng to open proposals for furnishing the county sup- Hes. ik TIIR COUNTY AGENT'S REPORT ifor the last quarter was submitted and referred. 1t showed that 5,003 families had Leen relieved, —8.401 on the West 8ide, 1,114 North Blde, and 1,063 on tfo South 8ide, The number of pau- perascnt to the County Farm was 277, the num- bersent to the IHospital 815, and number of medlcal orders 575, The dumber of insane'sent to the County Court for trial was 64, Tho ex- penses had been ns follows: Grocerics, 85,451« 43; vrend, 811,422.005 meat, $14,320.41; shoes, $3,002.60; wood and conl, $19,447.75; trans- portation,$584,55; medleal merchandise, $341.- %5; burial orders, 260,603 printing, $355.75; galarics, $0,011; watchinon, $1,300; office px- penscs, $44.40; total, $61,700.73, Alter the transaction of some further unim- portant busincss, on motfon of Mr. Mulloy, the proposals for furnishing the county supplies for the year were taken up and opened, DD, Tho bids for printing snd stationery wore first opened. They covered sll tho printing needod, and the bidders were as follows: J. M. W. Jones, Catneron, Amberz & Co., F. A. Plerco, Jaziitt & Reed, Culver, Tagp, Hoyne & Co., J. 8. Elwell & Co,, Cl:{k & Edwards, M, B. Ken- Chilengro Legat News Company, M Thidamith & '@o., and Floto & Metager, Bresn, After o few of tho Lids had been opened Mr. genno called Mr., Fitzgerald to the chalr, Bub- sequently, on motion of Mr, Mulloy, the Board went. Ia{o Committeo of the Whofe, and~Mr. Conly was put in the chalr, » Mr. Burling moved that tho blds for printing tbe referred to the Printing Committee, and l(zc:Luumu discussion it was agreed to so rem&g end. . .mThc Dbids for supplying milk were thenopened. They wera as follows: W. Kalze, 15 cents per gallon; W. P, Gray, 1534 conta; C. Harms, 11 to 13!¢ cents; Willlam Lowry, 9 cents; Donnis Me- Carthy, 18 cents for the Insano ‘Asylum and 114 centa for tho Hospital; agd W. M. Dovine, 41to 14 cents. ‘The blda for clh"llm" were next opened, Tha ompetitora were C. I. Kellogg & Oo., Rinds- ;m 1, Barbo & Co,, Clayburgh, Einstela & Cd., «and S8amucl Engel. 1. The bids for Uread were next read, as fotlows, Ahe price named belng for 100 pounds: John Burk & Co., $2.60; —— Klenhaus, $2.75; F. Woltz, 82.04; W, IL Aldrich & Co., 82.93; W. McCoy, 82.47; Dufty Bros.. 82203 Angus Mo- Uowan, £2.75; and James Wischart, $23,80. i The bida for grocerfes wero mext opened. {The bidders were R. H. Goodrich, D. . Bor- den & Cay, J. B. Quinn, Jobn Relnbardt, tus- oll liros,,’ MeKindley, Utichrist & Co., and A, J. Neuberger & Bros. The bids for d'r&cioodn wero from Fursteubere & Co., Emi Wilken, iFicld, Leiter & Co., and Race Bros, The bids 'or Nour were from Lynch Bros., Fred Wolf, Barren & Burntngham, C. R, Hewltt, aud H. \W, Neldert & Co. The bids_for llquors were from H. A. tlurlbut & Co., Lawrence & Mar- tin, McDonald_& Co., DL W, Keryin, Michoel Fitzgerald, and E. Ammon & Co, The_ bids for tin and hardwaro were from G. A. Busso & Co., Bokup & Co,, Charles Thicl- man, Alexander Borme, Fred SBomumer, F. A. Mathews, Bramhall, Dean & Co., Jones & Bteb- {ins, Oswald & Krugor, William Sanderson, For buiter and cheeso the bidders waore P, Moran & Co., Floronce Douovan, Il. I1. Berven, Schroc- ér, Bmith & Collins, Peotone, IlL; Frederick (Boenert, Thomas Valmer, Dennis McCarthy, eorge Middendorf, aud U. E. Bockwith, The iids for boots aud,shices were from Doggett, Bassert & Co., T. 8chultz, 8, Deldrick, Affeld & Co., M. D, Wells & Co., and Patrick (Mimore. The bids for drugs were frgm Mosrlson, Plum. ther & Co,, J. C, Bocrchert, Krems & Gerhardy, John Heiland, H. C. Buchencr, Gale & Blocki, L A. Hurlbut & Co., and vord, Stoughten berg & Co. When tho reading of tho proposals had been completed, Mr. Fitzgerald inoved that the Copn- nilttes solect a special committeo of fivo Ir the Ilospital Committee aud the Cummitteo on Publle Charlties, and that ft bo recommended to the Board that all tho bids be reforred to sald Committee, . Mr. Senue moved as an amendment that it bo recomntended that tho bids be all referred to the Committee on Public Bervico, as has hioreto- Tore boen done. After somo dlscusslon tho motfon of Mr. ;ennn was voted down snd tho motlon of Mr. tzgerald provatled, ., # As saon 2a the vote was announced the Com- mitteo Clerk lianded Conly, Chairman, & plecs of paper with something fluun on ft, which Va3 g part of the progruiime. This was placea on tha Cholrman's deg? wheroupon_ Conly beckuned to Mulloy to_ t#ko his place. IHe then stepped down, met Malloy, and whispered in hils ear (In roference to the paper), and Mulloy took his placo in tho chalr, 1orthis lada meanlog, as will horeafter spoear, - Immediately upon Mulloy's taking tho chalr, izperald moved that tho Commitico rise and Teport progress, which prevalled. - MULLOY then took the floor, and holding fn his hand the EeliEn had beon catt °x'°:§"'£"""| 7. brocsedcdto n called Jon| report., 1o road aa folloges 0 Proceeded to Your Committoe of the . der Comsldcration. the maoaic: '}'o%h." et ‘nl‘u.‘w’nz;lrl r:;tl:‘lrl:;nnn;i“}h-t tho varfous bl oivod for pi , statlo; roferred lo the. Commitiea on” P waavigld tionery for further consideration, and that the ro. mainder of tho blde rocoiv e reforred 1o 8 Bab- Committeo of five Commisslonars, ns follows: Cloary, Conly, Lenzen, Tabor, and "Wheelar, and furtuie recouyaund that all parifes not complying \':l‘g tho adveRlisoment bo sllowad to correc] l‘mr Upod tha conclusion of the readin, Bociford Jumped to hia fect. He st wbar: lrruccudlng was outrageous {n thy extremo, and here wos & well-lald conspiracy on band to de- {raud the public, and to jmposo on hanorable Lidders, The schcme, he said, had been come menced Ia inlquity, und would end in villafny, and hio would wara Liose wilo were parties 40 1} ogainst what they wera about to do. Mr, Fitzgerald, -qulrmh;s {udar the castiga- tlab he wea recelving, call {r. Bpofford to or- der, and sald & greal many things unbecoming Ag‘:.nllcmun. el b s soon aa quict bad been restored 3Mr, Spof- ford :mcqudc& He denounced tha proceedin; exaln sy outrageous, sud predicted that it woul tocoll on fts origivators. It was_proposed to take the Llds uway from the Comunittce on Tabllo Borvice, against all precodont, and the feasou was that the achemers feared that the Committes would not report favorable to mak- |' ing awards to the favorites of the * Ring.” Tho fnovement ho charactorized ss an uublushing, Larefaccd swindie, sud the parties to it s swindlers, fle then proceeded to demonstrato that it was & swindle by turning to Conly and talling sttention to how ha (Conly) had od ug» s o merybur of tha Comimittee to on :’ © bids by it own appolutment, The wholu . Geal was w base mnlglincy. aud languagoe was in- adequate to expresa his contem pt for auch con- :1::;.' :;ll:hu part of inen who claimed to be re~ -¥itzyerald agaln fnterrupted him sa the chame Plon of the fraud, and said to bim vul! Way that ko had been usleep, i h.“" Spofford In reply confessed that he bad : en ual eo‘p,—ulecpw the aims of the ** Hing 1" l:xhu lettlog of the meat contract and many othier thiugs. They had stolen before his oyed, tlmuw‘:)’uld :oi. -Iill wuvalydfzy '“fl -{::un 08 Woro now apcned, ang the wicked- Béss of the mob had full nlnwne?ld uu::n hlfa‘:l. 5d ho proposed to speak his mind without fear Or tavor, and o call things by their right name, H E Plurflduull on foot was & fraud, 8 swlndly, dEa & villainy, and fo coocluslon he dealt man; by erved blows to the mob which theycould mx ‘huenl. 20d woved that tbe bids bo referred to ¢ Fublic-Servico Committee, . D.::.v'h“ heeler followed fn & milk-and-water Alr. Seone sald ha heartily (ndorsed all that fi" Suotlurd had sald, adalog that it bad be- m’:: &n‘:-l:]:du ::) u:;luuvor to do what was right, ‘nfl‘ lrbulelldux:;: Wers so ed from expen- r. 0rd's tation was lost by & vote of ?ht: n.ofiauxznm. Meyor, and ';-m'wunx with 3r, Fltsgerald then moved the adoption of ;I;;&mn read by Mulloy, & hul?-ulozp:‘no sec- by it and fs was adopted by tbe following Yew~Dradley, magi/Thadlor, Cloary, Conly, Witsgarald, Hot. da, 3 L Tabor—0. " v !c“gi;'&yln. Baese, Burliag, Spolerd, Whesler, As 8000 ay ths o y moving a reconslderation, and Ay the motion. Mr. Fitzgerald moved to table the motlon, and the twin-reformer, Tabor, geconded It very enthusinatically. The motion to tablo prevailed hya votoof 8 to 7, Fll.ziamd. Meyor, and Tabor voting with Q Crowi Mr. Fitzgerald then Inflicted tho Board with another speech. He denonnced Spofford as he- Ing oversthing that was bad, and sald he wasthe only dishonest man in the Board,—n rattlesnake upon whose head urcryhmll‘y ought to trample. Mr. Bpoflord said he could stand any amount of abuse from such a low, vile, and ignorant source, Tlo remembered that throughout last year Fitzeerald had denounced all of the old crowd as thieves,—the very men ho was now af- filtating wjth and backingln Sufquitous achemos, Thelr schemes of a year ago, when Fitzgornid knew thom only as thieves, pated into {nsignfl- cance when compared with tho schemes of to- day, and Lo was the last man In the world 1o Eulo about honesty, for he evidently did not now the meaning of the word. The speaker was willing to be jude -1 by his acts, and to lot Fitzgerald's political Ii.cnda—the men who had elected him—be the judges. They wera coming 10 him every diy and denouncing Fitzgerald in unmeasured terms, aod therocould not pussibl; be any denunclations moro bitter. Iic hai nothing but facts to deal with, and he wanted his assaflants to understand onco and for all that ha was ever prepared to mect thelr attacks and would ask no quarter, Mr. Burling safd he wanted no part in the persbnal controversy, but he was satisfied that the Board by its action was heaping wrath on its own head, Tho bids belongod to the Com- mitiec on Public Bervice, and he had no sym- pathy with what had been done. He closed by mfmng that Mr. Senoe bo added to the Com- ttee, Mr, Fitzgerald again came to tho front, o was oppoeed to Mr. Senne being added to the Committee, and all that could bo made out of his opnosition was that he was afrald Benne would bo in the way of cortain bargains and salea with contractors, and might exvoso the Inwardnesa of thocontemplated {obs {n furnish- Ing the county's supplics. Ko moved the tabling of the motfon, and his motion provailed by the following vote: Yeas—Cleary, Conly, Fitzgerald, Hoffmann, Lenzen, Meyer, Malloy, Tabor, Seone—0. Nays—Ayars, Doese, Bradloy, Burling, Spaf- ford, Whetler—8, . DIETING PRISONERS. A communication was then read from Sherift Kern protesting against the nction of tho Board in reducing his por diem for dieting prisoncrs, and asking that tho subject bo recousidered. He sct forth that tho Board had no right to chatgo the price, becauss he had a contract with the nnuut{. and had contracted with deal. ers to supply lim provisions, cte,, which ex- tended through his term of office, and, further- more, that ho could not fedd tho prisoners for cents. B Mr, Fltzgerald moved that the communica- tion be referred to the Committes on Jall and Jail Accounts, and the motion prevafled, o tlmn procecded to ?lp“k on the dieting ques- lon, and to framo a flimsy excuso for reinsiat- ing the old price for dictfng. Mo sald he had been complimented by the Emu for votlng to reduce, aud that in so yoting hehnd endeavored to bs conslstent, for whea he first came Into the Board he tried to reduce the allowance to 20 cents. Bince voling, howsver, he ad talked to attorneys on tho subject and found that the Board could not in law change the price. The County Attorney had told him it was {llega), ete. ie Attornoy denles this.| Ho did nof want to do an filegal act, and thought tho best thing would bp to rcconsider the actlon of the Board on tho lnb]cttllnd rofer the whole matter to the County.Attorney. If it was found that the Board could reduce the allow- ance, 1t could be done. g Mr. Burling eaw no reason why a reconsidera- tion should be bad. If tbe Blhicrill wns entitled to 85 conts, the Board could not keep him out of It, It would be time enough to reconslder the subject whon lcgal advice was hind. Mr. Bpofford was opposed Iarocnmlderlnfi. ‘The allowance of 25 cents was very liberal, and, if the law compelled tho allowanco of a greater sum, the allowsuce could be made ot sy tima, He wanted the power of tho Board In tho mal- ter settiod firat, nd if 1t waa found that it had excecdod its suthority, the trouble could bo remedicd, A delay of o few days could do no rm, Mr. Fitzgerald wanted the reconsideration nt once, and moved it. The motion prevatled by the following vote: Year—Dradley, Cleary, Conly, Pitzgerald, Mofl- mann, Lenzen, Matloy, Tabor=8, Nays—Ayars, Doeso, Burling, Moyer, Spofford, Wheeler, Senno—7, Mr. Burling offercd a resolution providing for cutting off Bexton's §3 por thousand cxtra for brick used in the Court-House, and it was lald over under tho rules, ‘The Committes on Pabllc Bervico reported fixing tho poliing places for the town election in tho several towns. No Important changes were recommended, and the report was adopted. Mr. Bradley moved that tho Board throw its proteeting orm around the employes at the Insanc Asylum and Poor-Houso, pending the coming juvestigation there, to [naurc thelr tes- ll({lnu;wllhmn fear of belug discharged. he motion elicitod considerable dlncuulon.' and was adopied, 80 witnesses can unbosom themselves freely when called upon, On mqtion of Mr. Burling, tho Investimating Commll.?!n waa empowered to employ a sliort- band _reporter to take the evidence, and tho Board adjourned until Monday. OURRENT GOSSIP. TO THE DEATII. Like wine I pour my love aut, rare and rad, my beloved! 1 poor it at your feot, ‘ou nevoer heed the warm, effulgent flood: Ab, God! I would It woro my wild henrt's blood ‘That crimsoned tho dry sands beneath your tread. Mayhap you'd prize my lova if I woro dead, And press valn kieses on my cheek and brow, And weop remorsclul tears upon my face, For auch a 1ittlo meed of after-grace, For tardy recompense 80 bitter-sweet, 1'd plunge a dagger in my passionate heart, And feal my 1ifo drip out with rapturous paln ¢ you but held me to your tender bresat, And kissed me into dreams of cndlesa rest ! Pasnr Driscort, #DON'T I TOLD YQU BO1”? Kennesaw Gasalte, # Ono night last week a jolly old German farm- er rode to Chestuut Il from Whitemarsh after & physiclan for bis wife, who was very sick. | Ho dismounted from his Lorse in front of oon Just a8 tho boys inalde had began to make merry over the first keg of boer. Ho approached and Tooked cautiqusly sround the accne, The foam- ng glaasea wore held high above tho heads of the rovelers, as ono of tho number pronounced & toast appropriate to ti occasion. . The I“VBII! watcher licked his lips and wished his errand had been one not requiring so much dispatch, "o was tm-nlug reluctantly away, when the crowd saw him, * Hallol" thoy shouted, ‘*there’s Frits, Bring Ifi inl” 1aid hold ugon ana hauled up to the 3 A 8 time protésting. * Poys, 1 was in & quick burry. Old vooman sick llke the tuyval. "I was coma mit der doc- tor, sooner as lightnin' 1" ' Well, you can take some beer while you're ieses a;m kUl tyo birds with one atone,” was o reply. - Ynu{. I kil von chicken mit acouple of stongs, und der ole Yoounsn tio mitout der tog- tor, I wo't ‘Drlit:l myself of it, eh i WQOh, she won't die. You don't wet beer often, and you've ot theold womauall the * Yass, I got ber “allde timo, but exposen shogo dade, I don't have her any mors some: dimen, lc.'-.)umr 10 20 mit ter toctor, seldom ight away.’ Byt he didn't !fn . Asone glass after another was forced upon him by the reckless crowa, the object of his errand was floated further and further from bis vislon, until it was carried out of his mind altogether, and his voice, untinged with snxiety, jolned in tbe drinking sougs, and arose abova sll others, ‘Thuas 4g was found by bis son, lato that night, ‘Ths bo; sped bin br tho sleeve, nod sald; "’u{ct. come home.” ¥ritz turued, and so tho sight of hisboy s great fear aross fu bis mind, swopt away the fumes of beer, snd brought him to s sense of uation. "Ig ao awe-struck toue ho asked: Yawcub, Imx {cu was come bercsl Vas somedings {er mattert” 4 Yaw,' replied the boy, * Vell, spoke upabout it. Vasder olc vooman =<vas ybur mudder—is ghe dade? I can sthaud dem best. Don't keep Your fader in expense, poy. Hphid it out. Vas ve a couple of or- et ¥ mawetod tho boy, ud eln"’ suswerod tho boy, *‘you vas anuder, Alecdlo baby coom mit der Lou{c." Frits was overcome for a nioment, but finally 'uflrm"&‘dzou’ix 1 i i * Vo dot wol T 0xpose it was not 0 soon &l ready. Vell—vell, 1a dor middle of life, we don’t know vol's to turn next up, Men ex- PR by veraead to ma tho ald " )y ventures man why he bad 5ot acen tho doctor. 4 #Vy, did she waut & toctorl Petter sho told me 60. I get blin pooty quick. Navere wind, I sale more as ten dollar {octor bill on dat baby. ot vos & good child. ¥ul up der glassca. Wiivo-ray for dat little buck Labyl Ve von't go tiomo till yesterduy,? Frits got kome at last, s0d was fu Ohestnut Hill again In a couple of daya after some Medt- dne, The hoys conldn’t get him back egsio, aud he safd to them: * You bate Itend to my peesness now,' A RIVAL TO THE 8EA-SERPENT, Xew Tork Tribune, The sea-fierpent has srival, Tt fs s land ani- mal; an animalas large, as fantastic, and as cluaive as tho celeyrated mouster of the ses,— and at least Lwice as mysterious. The miuhocan Is the new wonder, A very elight change In Its name might have preju- diced the world acalnst 1t—as for instance, If it had been baptizel minhoaxo. It s well {athered [n tha realm of sclence, being brought fo notica by one Fritz Muller, of Brazil, in the Zoologische Garlen, snd recolving a full page of large tyie In a recent namber of Nafure, ‘The mintiocao fa hetloved to be a resldent of the reglon of South America whero tho §ru- F” and Parana Rivers have thelr sourccs. 'he animal is sald by different observers to havo the following chnracterlstics: it {s worm- shaped; about eighty-two fect long (by gucss), and more than a yard in thickness; *'not very long," however, according to another sccount} two horns on the head; asnout nkulrlm s leas deflnite description makes the animal “ s bl as 8 house,” and measurement of the tracks Indicates it possible width at six and a half to ten fect. Bome years ngo, it Is sald, there was # dead minhocso wedged in the cleft of a rock near Arapehy, Urucaay; its skin was as thick 18 the bark of o pine treo, and formed of bard scales Ifko those of the armadillo, ‘Tho new animal ls, however, chlefly known by his works. Great trenches ars found n this re- glon, which as '“pfm'“l to be the cvidence of the mivhocao's fndustry. llen‘m of carth arc turncd up in the process, and, where pine trecs stand in the way of thoe trench, they are rooted up, and sometimes part of their bark and wood may bo torn off, The devastation of this per- formance, which is chiefly near or under the aurfaco of the earth, though often underthe bed of a stream, {8 enormous. In one case tho centire sideof a hill was undermined, ft is sup- rmd.. Ly two of theso anlmals, and was raversed by deep trenchies, Iy such proceed- ings marshcs have Leen drafned, or dry Jand converted fnto morass, and tho courses of streams cotirely changed. Homo of the trenches ara spoken .of as belugfrom threo- fourths of a mile to & milc {n Jength, They arg excavated with preat rapldity. It wiil be noticed that tho ncw aspirant for fame has been alniost as 1ittlo scen a8 tho sea- serpent. Tho subterrancan monster i llmrly more furtunate than the rubmarine, in leaving more palpabie traces than a wake of fosm. We may cxpeet 2oon to hear of a sclentifle expedi- tion to Uruguay in search of the minhocao. Whother It willbe found like a. ceratodus, or & lepldosiren, or a gryptodont, It {s vet too soon to grucss; possibly whon uncarthed It will be recornized as the descendant of one of the gi. mtle arinadillos that certainly dwelt in Bouth merica during the reptillan age of geolozy. A LADY’S STRANGE PETS, © _ Boston llerald. Most ladies choose & dog, & cat, a canary, or pony for a pet, and often **sot thelr lives upon them,” but rarcly does one hear of a lady at- taching heracil to such sirange pets asthe writer “saw at Mrs. Lincolns, No. 54 Howard street, o day or two azo,” Living in the family are a couplo of llons, 21 montbs old, brought up by tho band of Mrs. Lincoln, They are African lions, & specles not easily reared in thia country, but Mrs, Lincoln has succceded, by the exorciso of great care, in reagiug them to thelr present ago and size, The mnalo weighs about 250 unds, and the femanlo perhaps fifty pounds cas. 'lllmy bave been at tho bouse on Hownrd strect since last Ec?tembcr, and until within o month have had the “run of the place,"” going sbout the rooms with consfdern ble freedom. As o measure of caution the pollce thought the crestures should be re- stralued, and their,quarters ware now moro lim- Ited than formerly, although they have a afo out-loor run and a room u%)nmlng the kitchen, with only a strong wiro door scpurating the apartmeiits. Mrs, Lincoln 1s ns free with her peta as ladfes are with thelr poodles. 8he playe with them, feeds them from her hands, and lias taught them various tricks, They will kiss ber at bier biddive, jump through a ‘hoop, ete. Before polico restrictions were placed upon thom tho animnis wers accustomed to walk {oto tho kitchen or parlor muoug guests, and go back to tleir quarters without offerlug liarm to shy one. A year ago the louess used to oc- cupy tho samu couch with the lady at night, but'now she Las grown full lurge to be taken upon o common bedstead. Tho unhimale are quite a curivaity, and, in thelr genticness, show plainly low potent is tho law of kinducss, ¢ven with the brute creatlon, XING DUMBERT, The Eeo dltalia, ot Now York, relates an fn- teresting conversation botween tho now King of Italy and his physlclan. When Dr. Baccollf en- tered the audlenco-chamber hosatd: ' I have come, Majcsty, to present my homage to the new King of Italv,” * Bay, ratecr,” was the reply, * that you hava come to greet a friend." *This, Majesty, Is an honor.” ** Excuse me,” interrupted tho King, ** Kings differ fn nothing {from other men thoy have o stronger duty to be grateful. I shall never forgot what you’ did for wmy father, aud gartienlarly on that last fatal day.,"” This remark refurfed to tho pri- vato fuformation Dr. Baccelll gave to the Primo Minister Dopratis, of tho incvitable doath of Victor Emmmanuel within a day or two follow- ing. 'Tho Minister was thus enabled to call the Reverend Dr, Anzigo to the bed of the dyin, King to adininister to him the consolation o! religion, lesuming tho conversation, King Humbert sald: “Ycs, my father was one of those great prodestined natures wlko, oven fu deathy, ald the causo to which thoy have devoted thelr {ives. My father wes a sincero bellaver, but i detested the Clerlcals, or rather those whe go to the altar to fmplore and cun}um the ruin of ltaly, Have no fear. lle not cducato o, in vain alter his ex- ample, 1 am so lberal that I do not understand how oll opinlons and faiths should not bo tolerated. Ido not desire tosea tho Church o slavo of the Staty, nor am 1 disposed totolarate s _religion hostile to the country. Doubt not; I bave unbounded trust in liberty, aud I have always thoupht that In times llke tho present the King should be tho most Hboral of tho citizens, The liberty which now secnis to havo disordered all the relations between the Church and State will finally arrange cverything by {ts Irresistible _might,” "Upon Dr. B, askiuy alter his bhealth, which the newspapers ropor! 1o bo In a critical state, the Kluh' said hio had & temporary fudisposition from the fatigue and excitement to which ho had been subjected, but that ho nover felt better fo bis 1y than now. TIUS IX.’S FORTUNE, NEW Yonx, March8.—Tb the Editor of the Naw York Sun: A rcport has been pretty wido- ly circulated to tho effect that Pls IX, left o private fortune of somo §20,000,000, and that thls largo fortune is foherited by bia family, The truth s, that tho good old Popo dld leave, by cconomiziug out of the generous offer. inge made to bim, ever siuce 1670, by his two hundred millions of cbildren, a sum largo enough;to ensble his successor, Leo XIIL., to dis- sa of a revenns of 8,500,000 francs, or $700, i’.',’. the exponses of his vait sdmluistration o the Universat Church, Plus 1X,, whb, as all know, lived with the strictest economy, nmmm tho yearly revenua of the Peter’s Pence, the liboral donations of wealthy individuals, In supportiog, tirst, the numerous congregations or boards atding bim in goveraing the Church, as well 88 the ropre~ scutatives of the Holy Sca par forelgu Govern- ments; aud, next, in matntalning mauy instftu. tions of education and boneficence, whoas funds wore suppressed by the Pledniontese Governs ment, with inany thousands of deatitute, aged, eod Infirm priests, monks, and nuns, thrown on the world by bhe preseut masters of Rowe. In ho will of the Fope, which thus leaves to Leo XIIL & fund so providently placed bogond tho reuch of family greed or of governmental rapacity, thery are two other dispositions wor- thy of uoties,—ong bequeathivg 300,000 fraucs, or about $60,000, to the poor of Rome, aud an- other sccuring to bis surviviog servants aand enwlozcu 8 1wodest abuual sllowance. 180 regasd to his own relatives, Pius 1X, has been to tho last what he was from the begin- niog of §is pontiticate, nbwlufielsl from staln of nepotism. ReiLLY, HOW TO AOCT IN CASE OF FIRE. a American Bullder. Better than all olaborsts and costly appa- Tatus for extlogulsblug fres aro coustant care and watchfulness, snd quick and intelligent ac- tlon on the part of those who fArét dlscover s tire fo progress. The fire which at its beginning could be smothered with a pockes handkerchief, or dashed out with a bucket of water, neglected & fow hours lsys in waste millious of dollars’ worth of property. If thero is any time in which l‘pc‘l’ius lhguld be cr)l and cui, n pere fect command of bimaclf, ft is when he discov. mpendis sl Bl roperty. The fire! IJI’B(RGU \'h’nm It Ls; the secund, to consider the chaices of extlogaishingit. Of course in cltiss an should st once b sunt put, bus ut the samo_tiwy 8 vigorous eflort abiould bo made to putout thetire with the incsugat band; for sometimes what the fAro-eugine 1s . unable to accomplish when [t reaches the scene can bedone by oncor two persons who act promptiy hefore tha fismes have bad time to £ain headway, Firat, then, do not be alarmed on nccount of smoke. Frequently there is s great deal of smoke before the fire has made much progress. Remember that une can pass through smoke by keeplog his head ncar the floor, or by envelop- ing it in a wet woolen cloth. Onenteringa room to fight down a fire sinzie-handed, keep the door ciosed behind, il possible, A pail of water and a tin dipper, In the handa of & reso- Inte person, can be made to work & miracia &t the beginning. If the firo Las progressed too far 1o admit of this course, and It {8 necessary to depend entirely on outside help, then sce to it that every door and window is closcd. By #o doing, "where thers s o Gre-cugine in tha .« nelghborhood, It will often Lo asible to confine the fire to ome room. var{“ person who stops st a hotel an atarm ho can find bt .1{ out, even though the halls aro filled with smoke. Never lcavo room where there Is an alarmg of fire without firat securing a wet towel, or, if possibie, & wet Bponge or piecs of woolen cloth through whicl to breatbe, If escape by the stairs {s cut off, ecek an outelde window, and stay thero tilijhetp cotnes. Above all things be cool and bave your wits sbout you. When a lady’s dress takes fice, Jet ber fall ou the floor at once, aud call for Lelp. {n the meantime reachiug for sume rug or wooleu cloth with which to smotiier the flaines., ‘There is notbing new {n this adyice. It has been repeated fn one form or avother Lundreds of :{mou. but 1t will bear repeating thousands of mcs, Quirs. Clear wether—Multon-chups. ‘The world still necds two or threo new kinds of patent medicines beforo death can be per- fectly abolished. E The custom of adorning the prows of vessels with a female head or figuro Is supposed to have originated in o destro to secure good port-ratee. A Utiea doctor Is about to run a telephone from bis office to tha residences of lis patients. Death s being made easler every year.~Ullca The editor of tho Hellnnfrovn 7imed wants cheaper whisky. Let him sign the temperance pledge for thice davs, and_give the distilicra s chancg to get a littlo abiead, and his deslres may be gratified.—Bellefonte Watchman. Prol. U. (to a new comer)—"'J,, what {8 the gender of ovum "' J.—* It 18 neuter, sir: no, 1t is masculine; no, you van't tell what it il Prof, 0.—* Why can’t” you tell #' J.—* Why, uir, you can't tell the gender till it Is batched." As an evidence of the dullncss of the times, Wo may stato that daring the fast ten or twelvo inontlis no une bas discovered, Inbedded In tho centro of a rock, 800 feet below the surface of the earth, a live toad, supposed to be 2,000 years old. This wearying discussion of the fnanclal question fs crostrating all kinds of businees.—Norrlstown lerald. ARMY NEWS. NCADQUARTERS OF TITE ARMY. Wasnixarox, D. C.—Special Orders, No, 48, — A General Court Martia) fa hereby appointed to meet at Fort Columbus, New York Tlatbor, Aiarch 12, for the tnal of auch prisoners ns may be bronght Leforo It Detall for the Court: Capt, E.G. Bash, ‘Tenth Infantry; Asslstant-Surgeon J. P. Kimbally Birst-Lieuts, Merrltt Darber, Sixteenth Infantry; W. N, 8ace, Eleventh Infantry; and Chatles Bird, Twenty-third Infantry: Sccond-Lieats. E, W, Maxwoll, Twenticth Infantry, and B. F. Haocock, Socond Infantry; Firat-Liout. J, M, Ross, Twenty- firat Infantry, Judge Advocat of the Court. By direction of the Sceretary of War, the follow. Ing assignments and changes in the dutles of ofl- cersof the Medlcal Department are announced: Asslstant-Sfurgeon Charles 8mart, will report to the Comnmanding-tenoral Military Division of the lantic for asignment to temporary duty. As- nt-Burgeons il, M. Cronkhite, on duty in the epartment of Arlzona, and_Valery Harvard, on dnty in the Department of Dakota, will proceed to New York City and report by lutier to the Sure geon-Ueneral, Speclal Orders No. 4D,—Tly dircction of the Bccrotary of War, Mal. W. A Rucker, Paymaster, 15 relleved from duty in the Departmentof Catl- fornis, and will roport for duty to the Command- fug-ticneral Depagiment of thu Missourl, ly direction of the Secretary of War, First- Lieut, A. W, Grecloy, Acting Signal Otlicor, Is sppointed tonctas Inspector on certaln public horses reporied to b permnanently unrerviceublio and for which First Licut, ¥, C, {ruzan, Second Cavalry, Acting Ansistant.Quartermaster ot Fort Whipple, Va., 18 rosponsible, B MILITARY DIVISION OF THE MIs« sounr. TIxADQUARTERS, Cnicaco.—8pecial Orders No. %1.—1n compliance with instractions from the Bocrotary of War, Maj. James M. Moore, Dopot Quartermaster at Chicago, will procced to Wash- ington, D, C., and report In person to the Chalr- man of the Commitico on Mlitary Affairsof tha Honne of Ropresentative. When his presence at :\'ld‘llfln o no longer requircd, ho will return o clty. gpectal Orders No, 22.—Lieut.Col. Absalom nt Inspector-Ocnoral, will proceed ind Cincinnatl, O,, Jeftereonville and Indianapolis, Ind., for tho purpose of inepectl: tho accounts of disburaing oflicers at those places; npon the comnpletion of which he wlil relura to these headquarters, DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA. Meanquanrene, 8t Pavi, Minn,—8pecial Orders No. 28,—Capt, J. G. C, Lee, Quarter- master's Dopartment, will prooceed to bloux City, 1a,, and Yankton, D. T\, on public business; and, on completon thereof, witl return to hias ststion fa thia city. Flrat-Lient, Edward Maguiro. Corps of En. gineers, Chief Enxinccrof the Department, will proceed to Fart Snclling on pablic business E :)':lm'\léplm“ thezeof, will return to his station In S::un’ll.-unnn Monroo P, Thorlngton, Fifth Tn- antcy, now ea routu to join his conpany at Fort eogh, will report in veron to the commanding offcer ot Fort Bnclling for duty with recruite for posts in Montana. Apecial Orders, No. 20, —A General Court-Mar- tial fa heroby appointed to incot at Fort Missouls, . T\, on the £ath day of March, 1878, for tho trinl of such persons as may be branght before it. Dotail for tho Court: Lieut.+Col, John R, Brooke; Capte, W, 1. Penros (eorgo K. Head, James I ¥lr aguhy, Churles Hobar Lioute, Eo A. Uel T Ptan Thomag Soirlines; Locomls ioits, L. W, L. W. Cooke, and Arthir Williams, Judge ‘Advacato—all of the Third Infantry, A Ueneral Court-Martial {s sppointed to meot at Holens, Montana, st the samo dato, Detail for tho Coart: M), TI. L. Chipman: Capta. D, Par- ker, ‘James A, Soyder: ¥lest-Lisats, Willlam Mitghell, G, W, 1. Btoueh, Wiiliam Krauso, W, ©, Bartibtt; Becond- Liouts. Frederick Thice, W. C. Bistler; Flrst-Licat. Joscph lule, Adjatant, Judgs Adyocate—allof the Third Infancry, A Ueneral Court-Martial is sppolnted to meet ot Camp Liaker, Montana, on the 2ith day of March, a7, Detall foe the Goarts Lieut. -Col. O, G, uill- bert, Beventh Infantry; Capte. Jobin I, Page, Ed- ward Moale, ‘Third Infantry; iichard Comba and Walter Clifford, Sccond’ Infantry; First-Lisut. John W, Hannay, Tuird Infantey ; Second-Licuts, §. 1L, Loder, Soventl Infantry, aod ¥, W. Hoso, Third Infantry, Judge Advoca ‘A gonoral Court 6. 1a) is appointed ta jacct at Ited Cloud Agency, Dakota, the 20th usy of March, Dotall for the Court: Ma}, Cbarles U. Dlartlett, ¢ . Charles A, Wikoll, and_Theodore Behwaon, Elovonth Infantry; Poter D. Vioom and Joseph ' Lawson, Third _Cavalry: Firet-Lleuts, Georgo A, lodd, audJ, ¥, Cunnlughsw, Third Cavalry, Judge Advocais, DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO. UgabquanTius, Banra Fx, N. M.—Speclal Or- ders No. 35—Caompany D, Ninth Cavalry, is here- by relieved from duty at Bocorro, Tex., aud will procaed witbout dely, fally prepsred forfield sery- fce, to Yort Qarland, Col, sd there owals or- = t of Company I, Ninth Cavalry, ed from temporary daty st Fe rd, sud will proceed without dolay, fully prd: . Beld seivico, 1o Fort Garland, Coly ‘nd ait orders, . fcer Fort Wingate, Now Mox- {co, will withou jqud all Lho avslable en- listad wen of Company I, Ninth Cavairy, now st Yort Wingate, In ¢! e of & nop-comuilssioned ofticer of the campany, (o Santa Fe, New Mexico, whoto they will faln fheir company upon its srrival en route to Fort Qurland, Col. H. Wright, Ninth Cavalry, will de- tach ai inéa from his detachwent of ludian wouts for duty at Fort Bayard, and proceed st onco from that post with the remainder of the scouts o Ujo Callonte, and report to the commanding vllicer for dul L’Fwn arrival of Lient. Wricht and sconts st Ojo Caliente, Company E, Nioth Cavalry, ls bercby relieved from duty thereat sud will procecd, witli- out delay, fully prepured for feld service, o Fortt (Uasland, Colorado, and thero await orders. Al surplus property pertalulng to the company not needed {n the 8eld wiit bo turned 1n at Yort Craly. Ujo Calleuty, Now AMezico, upou the departufo of Company E, Niuth Cavaly, will then bos sube post of Fort Cray, New Moxico, snd tbu com- rasuding oflices of it latter will tako charge of the Indian prlsvners and be woverasd by such fustruc. tions as kave beon given relative to thom. it A & looker Niota Cawlry, will tura over 10 itls commanalog offcer Forl Cralg wacn ustrac- ::‘t:nn with all otelal rocords and sl Inforustion i 1 wilsey. The commauding oficer Fort Cralg will dotall {rom bls eumnul'\huu non-commlysioned olficerd and twolve privatos for duty at the sub-post of Ujo Caliente, and will increase tho detail if neccassry, atany tino horeafter, to such an extont a4 1o bis opinlou way be required. Lleut. G."A. Corplsh, Piftccnth Infantry, A O 8., 8800 Caltests, Now Mexico, will reporé by ) letter 10 the commanding oficer Fort Craiz, for assignment to auch olher duty at Ojo Callonie aa the latter may deem proper, Tl commaniing officern of the respective com- panien of cavalry hereia ordernd to Fort Giarland, tol., wlit regulato thoir marches In conformity with inrtructiona eiven them {n letter of this dato from theso headquarters. DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS, Heavquantrns, Say Axtoxto, Tex.—Speelal Orders No, 47~Acting Aristant Surgeon M. A. Tawis, U, 8. A., baving completed tha setvice far which he was employed, will retarn withont delsy, via fan Antonio, Tex., to Fort Concho, Tox. Secand Lient. S, Y.Beyborn, Tenth Infantry, now fn this city, will proceed at once to Fort Ciark. Tex., reporting on hin arrival to Capl. J, L'rTl:. Tenth Infantry, Kecorder Court of In- quiry. .';mdnl Orders No, 48—A Gennral Conrt-Mar- 1)a1 will eonvene at Fott Brown, Tex., on tho 14th oy uf March, 1878, for the trial of buch prison- era aa may be brought betore 1t. Detail for the Court; Capt. Jobn C. Rater, Fint Lienws, W, 11 Tammer, W, I, Low, Jr., “econd Licate, 1. Tuston, J, G, Gater, Alfred Reynolde, nird 3 . Denf, Pini Licat,'W. It Malze s nppointed Judfo Advocate of the Court. Al of the Twentl- eth Infantry, Tho teiegraphic Instructions of thia date to commanding oficer Fort Concho. directing Maj. . I3, McLanghlis, Tenth Cavalry, ta pracecd at mea to Fort Clark, reportinz on atrlval tu Capt, J. N, Cralg, Tenth Tnfantry, Recorder of the Court of Inquiry, are hareby eondrmed, SIISCELLANEOUS. * Teaves of absence have beun granted First,o Lieats. W. L, Carpenter, Ninth Infantry, R. E. ‘Whitman, Third Cavalry, John Hamilton, Firat Infantry, M. P, Ritzslus, Twenty-Afth fnfantry, James M. Itopes, Eighth Cavalry; Capts, F. Van Vilet, Third Cavalry, G. M. Randall, Twenty- third Infantry, Moses arrls, First Cavalry, Ar. thar Morris, Fourth Artillery, Georj:e 1. Tyler, Hecond Cavalry (extended); Major John' Uree Rirst Covalry (extended); and Second-Lieut. C. ¥. Hoe, Becand Cavalry. pixn. Capt. Campbell D. Emory, Ninth Infantry, Alde- de-C:myn to General Ord, dicd at B-n‘?nlnnlo. Tex., on the 11thinst, - BILLe EFORE cONOT 1, R, No, 11,723,—To establibh a branch mint of t'lu United States at Omaha, in the Btato of Ne- raska, . H. R. 3,724.—To nojhorize the Secretary of the Treasury to refund cecialn Internal revonoe taxcs arroneotrly collected from the Mobile & Oblo Rail- rond Company, ' - 1L 1t 3,927, —For the relict of Weden 0'Neal, late Lieutenant.Colonel Fifty-8fth Kentucky Vol« unteers, 11, It. 3,720.~Granting a pension Yo Hartson Gillettes, late a private in the Twenty-second Michigan Jufantry, 1. 1t. 2,760, —-Granting an Increase of penslon ta Catharfne H. Galiagher, widow of Clpt John Gallagher, laté Ualted Staten navy. L. Jt. 3,128, 3,137, and Nicangyaun and Archibold o bring before Court of ime clalms for extrs compensation in hllllldlnllmn- ads, Benstons to il pereons who bave lost a it oF imbe while in the seevice of tho Unlled States since 1801, i1, It 3,120, —Repaying to Mrs. Gen. Custer $9,000 taken from her father as surety in ‘s United t Statea Mazshal's bond in 1845, ORDERED TO SAN DOMINGO, - New Yonx, March 12.—A Norfolk dispateh states that tho United Stategsteamer Plymouth, now under repairs, has orders to put to een a8 soon as out of the machinist'a® hands, doferring all otber repalrs until her return, The Plymouth goes dircct to Ban Domingo, the dls- turbances there having caused the Amerfean Consul to be imprisoned and the Intercsts of the Amerlean citizens to be Imperiled, —_———— As the liver I8 casily disordered, and a great deal of bilious distreas apt to prevail auring the spring, Dr. Jaync's Sanativo Dilis arc of euasonablo efica- cy, 8n (hr{ restoro the liver to healthy action, and remove all bilionsness, THE TRIBUNE BRANCIL OFFICES, TO ACCOMMODATE OUTL NUMETODR Jionoe pations throughout the city we have estabilshed drich OMEen iy o different Dirisians 1 Sodinated below, whero aaveriisemients will 1x taken for thic same price as chargcdat the Sialn Otice, and wiil be recetved Dt 8 o'elock p., m. during tne week, aud uoHi o b, m. on Baturdaye: J. M. WILCOX, Doukicller and Atattoner, Twentveecond-at.s hear Wabush-av. ki 5. Htatfoner, etc., 1000 West 3 e News Depot, 1 D e et oo fseator, and Pancy Gouds, 720 Lake-st., corner Lincaln.” MO0 _RENT-—NOUNES, “Ivest 8ldo, T RENT=51 HURIMITAGE-AV. —TWO-STURY and basement brick, $30, 208 Wood-st., 827, pa, sixroom Wit N34 Durdh and Woodrnta, €0 to TATTEREON & JIAWKINS, 9 Washioguon-st. 0 REN’ an liuron-at 1 101 50 reet frony ERITEI U FROM MAY 1, FINE tory Urick lionse, 436 rviog-place.’ Apply twao: St 335 Westorn-av, FoRaate brick house.'425 T five elegant new brick houscs, com: Grenahaw-st, and Wester E-BY A A MeCOTMICK on 5703 etone-front )5 rangee, far; IXER LOT, mX frame dwellings DIANA-AV.—MUST AND At some prices if -t hareain offered yat: elear of B N R S o _COUNTRY REAL RSTATE, VERY LOW=WITH DIMEDIATR o<k farm on the Fox itiver. STATE WANTED, WONT, WITH BUILD- narth'frunt, hetween . 03 Fou eoft. an Wb 1Y & JACOD W —BOAUDING AND LODUING:_ 297 TRSTIACKEL: I { rvom, 5T, = NT sulte of rooms, With guod boar T ADAMS-ST,—NICE AL, th board, furnished or uafarnis uitable for gent and w ST.—A FIXE, PLEASANT 10g Jefteraon P'arks s Keptlement references, Bouth Side, ART VAN DUREN-ST., NEAR # ieasant feont roumd, nicel Ioard 1t deatred, At redaced rates) Gouse quiet an (QLATESCE 1IOTSE, Kos. onr With T pr A #1.a0d 87 alvo fur ms to rent withou L. {ood rooms and rd 81,59 a1 94,50 LA £7 it weok. Dav bosnd, 84 bir Woek: &, RY FI. UITE UF FRONT ROOMS, Ve, wiit board for Rentleoun and woroe 1 most deateatie Tucation In Hyde Park. t TRy Adross tog 155, Wyde Patke "o Private WANTED-MALN MEL| Nookkecpern, Cletls, &cs TWATIED-ONESBMART DAY-GO0D3 (GERWAN) *#aleAman &t 332 DiviAtom-st., earzor of Markeh. WO T TANDS iR 4 to take charge of house fuf- 83, Tribune ofiice, i EXPE ian Ji the crockeey and gi ardhiad experience on the & BTEIN, A and 10 Dearbor; WANTED-K TRAVELISG BAL. furniiure trades s permanent it with mod- trate galar) the right mai - TRAVALING wware Iine; only = need anply. i Tradess NTED—RY JI. P. WEIME! N s T haris v RALAMAZO0, talnon makers (i ANTED-OVE Fif ‘.V_ W D.\IES#‘(’;“ JANTED-TRO GOOD OTEN Rits, "gl_lflin i Ll "VIkwr.li—rmm THOR oIy Imimediately Miscelianeons, ‘ ANTED=MEN T TAKH "AG%.\;"‘R‘ QUIDE.™ i ) Tells who want s & ST 1 cony B Mg 3. e Bemas o9 BodepIarat yANTE Phote thio naw Tane: nom ling artlies, Variety of zwv :ll’l 4 Dother hnasofers $10 0 e e S, k workers. G, LININGTOS, 33 end s anee A N A VAN RN b SELL TR COMPLRTR Lipk reference. K. KEATING, itoom th G * (VASTED-FIvE. MonRE" CANvASSERS WiTiT coumtry et salca S DI L STty Daincn.” Con at louin 5, 173 South Clsr-at., afier 10 p'jlock. NV AR Do AL Or LT BLTY COMPANT, 140 State-at. AN AND WIFE. MAN 10 ¥ and drive hiorses, Woman, to wash; con- from 11 to 2, at47 Lasalle Dot 17 ADDIY at 5322 Wantworthav, o o o Al A AXTRD-GOOD OIHL. FOIE GRNEHAL HOUSE. work: fam fonry mast ba_a good washier, and froner’ have rt/erdncen R B POARD=AKD Tw0 Fuusiaien 0N Fol ANCES MADK OX D e o, sk VNGRS privataoimer, L3 ftant 7. (ABIPAID FOIt OLU GOLD AL —Allows to Donal McRay® iy 1l ensed), 19 East Ma —T0 grant arreara of increase of* foom 3 110 & 110 room of e Trihine HAD 1IN EXCHANOR FOR ountiug-roow of the Tribune. TLVEN 33 AND50 CENT P &) of #1010 exchange for carren Tribune Conipany EYT0 LOAN 1§ BUMS LBk uls on'cley real estaty OFF, 14 leaper ERE) T X 1 7ot senty cumnis. 1A ___MRUSICAL, TTENTION I8 M.Limk‘l:i) OUR LAKGE 5TOCK Oryrana, W Kimbal) Kureka Orzsus, 120 Shountger Oreneat, New styles; new prices. ben: 0F Emtatogues, Ever or catalogues. organ fully warranicd. ey r AT ATIOUT CIA: toned of 8 aL $Xs, 8, if Pefsired: TW. WoORDE L, curner tato and Adam VALUABLE STECK FIANO, CIIEAT a1 been carefally used. Call at (118 ALLETT, DAVIS & CO, I UNRIVALED PTANOS, BQUARE GRANDS, Awariled the preference by e ? New Worid, f e lending Masfcul Colieges in Chi- il yaranteed, W, W. RIMDALL, JOTt_SALE=IIOHSES, CARUIAGES, PIAETONS, Lop ik oen b gick Senzun ‘WAgONS, and ox+ guns; wagona, harnem, juuhls xnd single, Tue isrgest wsortmicnt in Chicago 1.1 bosuld at @ great sacriiice. Muuey .M)‘Iu“:liu ) o ust e sold 10 pay storage, S48 and 541 heatorat. ' U T=25 PER MOSTI-LARGE HOUSE 833 nionthly payincnts. Suburbnn. u F[ORENT-ENGLEWOOD-FINE 2.6TORY HOUSE andd A-room cottage, one block from carst free ride fornom thioni o B Mo FHLLOTEON: |03 BULh A Aer-st, TO_IENT-I0OTS, « Mouth Stdo. S [CELY-FURNISHED ROOMS. APPL TQHPTE?N El U "mam PPLY at 113 Fast ifandolphest., Hou: i Tit se for theuts onv les 11y or rusd miare, 18 ver; the uthier two are & ieath und wro kind and wentle n sfogle riicas: they aTe (0 e sold very ressonably y at th i the rear of residence famfly. A 1th references, &2 725 Michis Wt 1312 Indlana-ay. ks TANTRD—A GOOD __hausework at 435 h Mo VASTED=TWO _GINIA. 70 1O NEHAL WA L an Buren-ae, URNER VWANTED=A GOOD GERMAN a1, ) BEC- d"}: :n:m ‘work aod take care of cn!mmu“:xmafig- higan-ar. o S "7"‘!‘1_‘!0!'!& isework In s smail family VW ASTRD-IMMEDIATELY~G00D COOK, WASI: YY_“er, and froncr (o Triah). 732 West Monroo-at. VA mmherins, e ol o s Nurses, " . NTED-A CAREFUL WOMAN 2 Nt AT cond v ST TR 11 North Tiiroop-st. e A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN mé‘\’ ) i In the care of amail cifidren. - ono but nd ¢ 1th good refer T AN toauirt (o t1 Intellient and trustworthy fiersc ance, need apply. _Cail at 44 Ind! WA )-WRT NUISE FOI 1l old. “Inquire of Dr. MANNHEI comer Madlron aud #ak e 2 MONTIS L northeast twewn 11 8. m. and 1 Laundressess TANTED—FOUR" FIRST-CLASYS TRONERS AN WASTE s ot WIIGIHTMAN'S lm’:!"nu.’;x'}'lLfiiB h} 7\‘&«'1! T4 WOMAN ¢ Dhttnew St Mov ( Une who undersianis the Addreas A 43 Tribune oma, - T P AN Miscellancoux, VVANTED-LADIES TO KNOW WE WILL TRAGH milinery, dresaking, and Lafrearic witin & faw weeks, whon If yust served an apprenticonnip yuu would lore niniost & years tims. lressmaking nnri millinery done to order, Terms feasanable. = Ladicw’ Univenal Dusiness school. $11 West adtson-s TED -TOUNG LADY TO WRITK AND AS. ook slet i Uyt Luttness, J, 2Oub BT N ks TANTE VETLS 804 13 gears olit, 10 of the jeadinit railr: and permanient sltustiun, Tribune onjce. STFOI TWO GIRLY, 10 10 & country tawn on na s & ludy of culture a yond Address, for two days, A 01, 0 NTNGERY GILA, FANT M \V.IIIL C’(L KW\!éufl. Hapapa —_BITUATIONS WANTEDNALE. Iookkeepers, Clorks, &cs QITUATION WANTEL-IY A YOUNG MAGRIED inan, with steady liablis, coiployment & sasiatnat bowkkrebor, curpenter, ar un & farmg i< oy s 1 enenally WANTED—AS _ CAB correaponiding clerks ten years' experi- anking: hest of cliyaud New York refervucesy Bu objectivn 1o KOIDR 1010 The CUUNLEy. Addsess A 42, ribune offic QITUATION WASTEU=AR CLKIl BTG, £bylt; or any kind of omco, worky ean gl o0l Fetersncel? roquired, Address, for one o'k, J A he 418 Wabash ¥ ITUATION WANTED-BV AN EXPE D v A L feds Tribune omev, Tu TERT-FON LIGHT 110USEREEFING—BOITE; OF TOUF To0Is CACH, Bate-sl.. hear Vanburen. C. 8. WALLER. 41 Ciark'st,, Rooin 1 'O RENT-PURNISHED ROOMS, WITil OR WITIl- out board, Also a few day-boarders wanied. Mrs. TIONG, 313 Biate-at., In Icr's new masble-front jock, corner_ Congresaat. WELLFUR Al LF: ct adapted to NICE. BTORES 0 fais. sama 0 RE: DRALONG TIA T00In S0X{ Teal, “on st fioa Fifth auiiable for sto: SUUKE, 04 Dearborn- v N res or ofices. Ap) Hoom 13, PEIL. MONTH d 417 Weatern. nd 447 Weate T o U T Fomma 30 HAFvari-at. ' Induire s 558 Wea 1% RENT=COAL DOCK AND QFFICE NU. | WEET Tandolph-st. & South BADKRIOA-ML iy Y RENT-pUOM AV 1 ratni-houe ur otel ‘77 roo Ql«'n o T0ar blocks from the FRimicr House. C. B WALLEL, 41 Clark o' TS dr O3 Stadboi-ate, 1 a (h, soom 11, re of LDE JH. & CO. nier, well loc S houn - WANTED TO RENT. ANTED—TO RERT-5MALL FURNTS 1ago of thres or four roums, (arnishe Kecplugs #oud location: Fuferences cichange Clitires, ‘Address A 8 Tribune onice. WARTED=TO & T—OFFICRS=WE WANT, IM: 0 (Lls elly, Adiress ‘medistely, three or four will-lighted coneetiog ter, ample vault room (It no o Toome, witlh uning eicvator), on sucond floor, for two or Liree yeani. Ad- drera, giviug locatfun and'terng, Wedncadsy and Thirs- ern Railros Iation, 10U Washliglou-at, D—~T0 RENT=10USR ON THE NORTI contalniug eleven ruoins, fonr o fint foor} incation cast uf Clarkest, and souilh of Cllcage-ay. 1LAD & COE, 159 Lualic-st, adiron lmlyull'l!ll!ll, T PRICK 1AL ta of buoks ot BMITIFS Cli CYCLOPEDIA, & VOL. logical Survey of 1liinuts, 6, voi Send for vatalugue. MILLER, ABRIDGESIENTS OF T vlay $37.80; Condouasd” Epgil & vuli., $15; Wheeler's Crimin: 3 Yol 101 Ju 7o, I % 8t 04 Dearbom-at. _Appiy at Hoom 4. £ CORNEL LARE. tor Apvly FILLINOIE, €280 Clmunmnul?n' Titziote, har of the Noribwest, $1 un, 3 01D, A2 cclonmd i L <, onday. the 11th. C: b upon went 11 b S e e on Larrabes-ai., bat: [leass returu 10" oMco hing Co., 7 Arcade-court, aad receive §3 Seet Jocatlon tn clty. Tngutre at 63 LANGE AND KLEGANT me, 451 Lo 3334 DAY AFTERNOON, A jeoid watch, warked oo tho case ** inder will bo sustably rewarded by roturnl Bladisvn-s. AING VALUADLE' PROPERTY uulcate "yuniculars to THOS, I L & CO., Dutectives, Koom 37 Ashland Bivek, coruer Clurit nod itandotyhiste. A ;iz PASEMENT USDE THE r. & L., co and o Jr. e Uo.s comer of Blate e X | 'li:igmrs‘m A FLOGHING-NITL T8™GO0D ROR: Jatsd con TPHE OLDEST 107 58l 11 & grow Babltanta in Weatern New Yo s way, the termifatis uf two Of Lhein, berliics two bew a) ns Ave conntica Lribu 1 o Vit can by puduced: Mort D LARGEST G o] Ing wud Wealthy town di 8o h i Do tompetitiung satisle add PARTNERS WANTED, ‘anfll.n:fir RENT-HY VOUNG COCFLE, Tiipeo ur four ufuralsted rouis fur hosarher 1ng on Weat 514 Addreas A 47,7 ribus ANTED=TO 10 T PRIVILEGE 10 purchase, & smail faru of frow 10 (o) acres, with good dwelling-houso of at leastalx routis, 33 il from Chicago. SCUIAUEL LU, 133 ileatborn-aL s oo 13, TWANTEI=TO REST-DINMEDIATELY-A FOI- nlshed cotlage of 8 o7 8 rovws, Bouti side, soutl of Thisty-on Convenient o Bluck-Vards; reat low._ Address A'H4, Tribune ottice. ANTED=TO RENT-8MALL CO’ Tuous for Bousckesplugi Prompt p W I M. a1 Weat Montoe. AGENTH WANTED, GENTS WANTED—TEAS_THE CUOICEST 1N 1as world_importera’ stapig arilcloploaics evary- dy—~Trado price gcsl Compauy 1n Al constoually incresalng—Agents Waoted everywhare— bartindycsmenty~daitt waslo for Clrcuiar TOROUEIET WHLLS, Lros: of s Origiual Aniericaa Co.. 43 Vesey sty N, —Wi merica~ VIAUBEL rE NT LESS TIIA. 1l UNION CARLP] WORKSE, 24 su gn"v'-‘x':'nu?.'-n (et Wabiah 48 Michighmants. EU—1N AN KXTIIA PROVITA- Lae; eatablished, perniss ulize » Leadsvtue Incoiv, cu. WANTED-IN A WKLL- Num Lave suoud §: WANTED—WHO WILL DE BATISFIED ez cent per sonum - on safe Lusiuess 1.1 53, Lo: with investineng of 43,00 o Luulavllle, or Cluclupatl, A 34 Tribuud uilice, KKQUKSTS A MEMUER 4 of ‘mceting of tiie ald-at. O, ~TIyE. LETTER IN F.-0. FOIYOU. K. ori-a BTHANGKIL o Of f 1. Lo give pla Ludge by card t {ndd Al LEASE=OIt Ol BALE=A farin (209 scres) In excellent o {rom itk depot anu 2 miles sou \'.fiullllll [ MIH 31 X 3 ‘Couaty Atia, Tawp: MISCELLANEOUN, LLCASH PAID FOIL LADIES AND GENTLE. Ineis cast-0lf cluthiug,” Ordvrs by matl prawph ditendod tor “JONAS OBLIACR. B3 Blataest, VoV TEWBPAPEL LOCATION WANTED—AN N B ahity Eviraus of ubtatalng & dood Toeat g be arcoinmodated With & (iorougl DEwspaper wan, casing au sbuidsnco of malerial bods fur Lowspa T and )ubhln(“pu!flnel- Any persou locating & live E: Tu calablish & paber will bo bald for his trouble. 1f secepted. OF whi dfoes of 1h8 watoraly cousisting of Lnsd dud 100t yreasca. typu, elo., ucarly st preat reduction tram erlylpalcuul foreash o ulvalint. Adireas WABLISUTON, caro Triouas, TED =10 CHARTER THE MONTTI~ b frono 1o 1 tous goner frous ous tata luwess urica; subscriber W furnish crew. A 30, Tribue. M. paper ‘n fubbard an kecte. | ¢ el bogiua Monday |-SITUATION W JSALE FOIL CAEH FOI yurud [n the ceu- O3LORNE, Trib. . FOEXCHANGE, ~_____ AXCHANUE-W BADE AN IMPROVED ) Dyttt LeLle for & hlsatun. \UANTED-A FINST-CLASS TUG-DOAT, 20 OR fuch cyltader, siitadle (o burn alate. WITBECH, 143 Boith Walke sty feoom b: s FiuEEo0r WARKHOUSE, 100 WEST MOSGOR- utuicn for {1 re, merchandlse, carpiages, cto. Loausto By mouats Jegul latereat, Caslh 108 s80Cks Gl guidde CHANGE—TWO JIOUSKE e CITANGE AN EXCELLENT PIECE OF o W‘mkflfll At the bess of refercnces. 'Aduress A 43, SrTua K=Y AN KIPEMESCED V3 grocery salestisg wiio nas s Jargo Jubbifg trale in 'I:I:%;'I‘KA:AJ.‘I’II::; :;”.IM rnlo‘rn llllnlflun with & e > Addr-_ui;?an"scmh Bt ot HINE EOMBaRY, N WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAX IN A eanle oF retall grocery store: fias had c;, Can give refercuca. Addresa 3 C West T mlwellamcous SITUATION WANTKDAA GOUD COLORED MAN wants & pusition as walter or cochimani can uake lilpisel? gancrully useful. _Addrvas & 81, I Hibune. Szfi' TION ¥ I—BY AN A NO, 1 HARG El tender: fong experience: beat of referencer oo ohe jcction to the couniry. _Address A 84, ‘Tribuno oflica, D=BY A ¥l CAL Apuly &t 78 Sz ITCATION WANTED=A TII Veper mian vants emplcyment. o tere: aper. ¥, 740 & hood R Cali ll!fi .\lulll’l‘fllh m'fl 2 Ul N WANTED-DBY A GERMAN GINL AS Arst-clase conk and laundress in DFVII. fanllys im\llll do I(Elle{ll buusework fo small fawlly, 743 . up statr 0D RESPECTA- oneral housewurk. TED-DY AN RLOENTY PERAON oLbtworis I & suiall tazliy, * Ioquire D-BY TWOSWEDISITGIRLS referenco givea f pequired. e s SI;I,‘EA‘I']'O‘;“'IMWHA‘.\;T‘%)—T?“EOOK. “’Alll.‘ A.)'ll i % S A1l e b @ tacouniey, " Cal, Tor tea Thursd tal ffig_rem-uvu e Sfiffi‘“{ b/ x'u{;q Tn::‘_:T Cofir'-l‘hsr nm.l:' 82 lrovy o o Fepe .\ Tieteresceal rousiret. Addres & aae 1t baaeuhice; SUILATION WANTED-BY 7 VUBT-OLASS MEAT 814 FResty covis Lotel OF realAUNabL SilY uP Gl L A A GCOD GINL 10 and 1907, t L0 €0 hot « work fu & pri- Fionsa ea') Kt ToT W.ba hi-aY. ¥ A COMPLTENT Qi 24 Truaor Qo gaueral Houssw Y. U COOK, WASIER refereucés. Pliaso AJTED-FY A FTEANY WONAN TO wusewark; le 8 o vaslrer and iron: We y 8ad Thureday, 89°3 Butt i ITUATION WANTED—RYV & GOOD NORWYGIAN 8.8 & sl private fumily.” Apbiy a2 145 Noria qnu TI0NE WANTJ!D-H THORCUGH GOOD ) cook, Mun'ln nadrers, s ousa servant, Waltlt; tabie, uF COAvh HiaL., icl, With refervaces, Ad- dred’ & 44, 1. e sm:fildi WANTED—RY A FII8) ¥ERITIT TinG wiellu s Brat-alems privare fawil, Lo o gou: eral Blusework whers they v Ted rune ol peed cull; cley Fofcrances i B T et Lavveate ITUATION WANTRD—BY irl, with twa yerd fefere i g 1d of wark, 1 UATION WANTED-BY.A VE! PE ticrican wolnan, as cook snd 1a indress, (i simall, prtvaie tamily youd calls sulfctied.” 142 Twed: STIUATION WASTED-TH CUOR, WAST, STy > leus, uF goaeral Boukwork. - Addiées V 6L, Tribuce office. QUTUATION WANTED-DY A GOOD GINL, 10 DO SULATSMARTERCRL S Ho00 CINb To 00 Ty da s piisals boardiog-Louse.” Call tur twa daye st NTED-BY A FIRST.CLASS CA- an, for geaeral Bouseworky Gll‘;lu guod af- ereticea Ipom laas place. Vs State-at. SITUA‘HUN WANTED—-ANY LADY ON BOUTI 8ide wishing Grat-risw wirt for geaers work, cail 8t 7u8 Cotiaga Grov. Beat refervnces. Bealusirossoss 0N WAN SN ~BY A GIRL TO DO PLAIN Call 82725 North Clark-ac Nurses. L5 JON WANTED-LY A YOUNG WOMAN 23 lTIfl’l‘l“sLlr‘lelll care Yflf one or two childreay good Felereaces. 1103 West MHadisda-ot, oy SlTuATlO! WANTED=TO TAKE CARE OF CIIL- ‘dreo sud sow, Or secund worky tburcughly cumpe- tant; goul Fefercuce. Addroas A 56, Tribuue oMo miscoliancous SITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY OF AUILITY 13 Bt e Bousa o city: Beac ol Ferereaces givenr o Bousa i citys et X TR AT ilndonds. pivea FOR Llout