Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1878, Page 3

* public buildings in France, weludiog churches: THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1878, = TUE GUILLOTINE. 2 3 the thoritles, | Batler to make ¢ be entled T e R e e an TIE COURTS. ol ot ok b a1 ARG . | B e om0y i ot flexible, and a persistent push will urm{null! ‘lrl!nlu'l:clt.l‘_u)nd|u l)vnlv{plulunllml.]lllel Govern- | (Hep.). prevall, The light Increascd, "\',"fi' nlu'u-c:‘ of v',:"‘)_""“:;\:“«"'llu: aen ,:::cxl‘qf\srmrgm e Nobody but Butler wonld have had the e vecam stranzcly“ et AL biil7o% | Railroad Bond CagesersReturn of | i inZ 2 e i b Suhariie i 19 | saduit 1oy e Cotine o @ noesinat o Murat Halstead Goes to an Exee 3 R - . Ition on tlcket with Batler st the head of jt. It jon i f. Y cng: the con- dure any, but directed the Court's attention to | © al cution in Paris, :;'Jl"s'l'zué‘f.."’.‘;"hfé?f“..’&‘.‘.."‘lf«“:l’. ivon, with Judge Harlan. o discisshon on the exteadition questiou‘by | 188 remarkable combination as it stands, but it tualr cut short, hia chest, naked, his arma pinfon- Kpear in a late number of the Albany Law Jour- | ¥ould have hsen more protesque If Charlen Francis nal, Adama conld have hat the nomination for Becro- Record of Judgments, New Buits, Ete. 3ir, Trade procuced en nuthority on the gub: {irnortate, Whnta trio gt wonid fisyo mado: ~The Carroll Matter. y’:"vmn'x't '1‘:";‘11.: Jact: seuin. to sabiue the Lodrt {3 25 and shaking then up 1—New York Tritune In Junuars, 1871, the County of Warren, de- | aveclng to fumis pqthoricies athe mesotime: | _The most horrible thing we hava heard sirons of aiding In the zood work of helping Jlmnzlhm‘A!-'ltl,:::::ft et abian. af thioRagies: ::‘.'l.:;lln:n:r;fi;:nmwu‘:.mum :S;‘nnvl-lnlnn;flxn'\]elz hild rallrond, sotod to e 820100 of boni | oL B T barece o, | umes o s o et o to help the building of the Rockford, Rick o, He & 4 y v Bronuerr—Motlons, #2id: **If ever Grant i elected President again, Ialand & St. Jouls Raiflrond. They were accord. :::u::n’:“—tm. 4ih, 440, and 1his wHl make Filley l'ostmastar-General,” _ Wnen Inely issucd, and floated on the market s New e N0, 441, Kasbeer va, (7::.;. u.I l;uwnmu;:hu the uh./,'.l,,,,.,,,f,,l ofce g{hp (X =0, 70, 71, T ale air wi streaked with blood. ~(Irant for York, whero they were mostiy, If ot wholly, | sfruus Wi 0o 07, 0, 00, Preaident ann Filley e ke Clenet 8 absorbed, No, 08, Williama va, Calller, ‘on 1 1t for this that the Cirant moveinent a booming?— The bonds matured In 18%), apd bore 8 per J b .,5!‘«. Ko casc on trial, - 8t. Louis Ecening Lost (Inal. ), ceut Interest, payable snnually, Afteratime U.'l’flmu =4 A"flp:;m-’-“l’." #‘ z.ll. 27, and 28, Those Democratie papers which Lava ot the county repented of its gencrosity, aud re- McAstiaTen—117, 171 to 144, inclasive. | up & comic department since the Matne e'ection fused to pay the Interest os it matured. Sults % :'g“ny. on trial, should add an extrn eojumn for the antica of their have been brought from time to time and Jude- 2210, Tiasenboin va, Liatens ‘‘fanny man." Certainly nothinz more traly ments recovered {ssucd Ly Judge Blodgert, 3 g t'lm'h:llhlg ll-cmuy“l:r;m{! n'l ||.I.|.- Dnmnfllullc » party In Massachitsel ntler hoa ever hane Three suits wero taken to the United States i e J??.’i‘é‘.;’.-’fir_:um ropar | bened dw polttics, - The T Buprema Court, where the judgment of the HTATES Cinc 4 o il lutler™ breaking into the Ma<sachuscits ETT—dames M, Ripley va. Duff Porter; decree, court bolow was affirned; and last week the [ g30iuamen, B BUISE T S e . Rean: acy aw) catving o the (ugdrnalamal numiony plaintiffs, falling to obtain satisfaction, bezan llllccn-r,ls dm.r-:a —"'"shlw‘ {snvlllh v.‘H Moses |n"':'n1:f¢'.1-{\'¢;"')"§;; _I;"W';'{}?"p"")""“ uceures suits here on the appesl bonds, and also by way . Goudrh ecree, . =Franklln Bavings 3 3 o s Bank of Pawtucket ve, Frank Schwetnfareh, Iu 1872 tho Liberal. vent of naudaums, Five suits wero brought 1ast | lienry nnd Loin Maizacher,and the estateof Puilip 2 thoLiberal-Rupnllion Corention 3 { s which met at Cincinnati and nomtated Horare May and yestenlay five e "":‘ bl o aneurth, deceased; decteo of foreclosnre. | ¢ oy "ninpted the foliowing piank in their pint. by the failowing partics ,lf'"i,'” "’ 5‘;'0," SUrERIOn CouRr—JepnE GARY—German Na- | form: **A speedy return to specic-payments I cloims 81,5003 Augustus T, Post, $4,500: the | tiona) flank ve. Siatiew Gottiried. 1.~ | demanded alike by the higheat conscerations of Bath Savings Institation, 84,000 Ignatius 1y ;‘p!r.:n}r,“;mm 11 —Lrerar & I.t’dllfl;;';;- commercial morality and honest povernment.' 84,0005 and N. W. Vwrhceg. H,Ifim ‘l'll i A J. worth, lte- | The Demacratic Convention which mot st Iltl- e Osbovna & Cartoe ot Toek aland, ara | §oaver 12 o' the sttorneys in ail the cares. i FUDUR MANRLAN, s Judge Harlan, of the Supreme Court ]'h:mv{:l Ttaiply ed, his shoulders covered by a tunic. This was And Describes How Two Murder= | fi i ers Had Their Heads Chopped Off. THR MOST MISERABLE HTORROR was never mora strikingly depleted in the faca of man than In his at this momen. ‘Tho re- moval of his beard had given his cheeka s phastiy whitenese.. 11is mouth was hanglng open, and i3 lips were blue. ills oves were ralling and red, 1Mo seemed almont incabiable of walking, e hin attendants aupported bim, and ureed him forward, Within a few paces ot the guil- Inting, the Abbe Crozes, Who was swaiking be- fore, paused, and, lurning, preacated n crucitix, Barre kissed it convulstvely, und was hurried on. 1hat expected an instant’s delay before the fail of the knife, but, while I turned to see If the scconil murderer was within view, and saw that he was not, Barre disapneared in the group of attendants at the suat of exccutlon (distant from iy _stand-point perhaps twelve yards), and {n the twinkling of an eye Ilieard the crunching hiss of the koife as it cloye throueh tho thick neck of the murderer. 1 ahall not forget that noise. It was distinctly TAR ROGGIL CUTTING OP TOUGI MEAT, Barre shrank from the deadly knife, but was of course heipless. 8tiil he gave his execution- erasome trouble, IIis Lody dld not roll imo the box prepared for it according to caleulation, and an immense jet of blood spread a brilliant red over the rust-colored frame, atd acluged tho first assistant, whose duty it is to stand o the farther skle of the koife avid steady the head by holding the cars untll ft drops futo the barket, The sleht of the fountaln of blond caused a Jow ery of lorrory—n sort of hoarse soby—and, turning my whince again to the vrison, I saw Lehlez advancing. He wos In a little better forin than his predecessor, but did 1ot seem to me herole. The French papess dwell tpon his lirmness, and contrast it with the hidcous collapse of his partner; but my own absesvation was simply that he wus only Jess abjoct thau the other. Tt is sald that some one cried “Bravol"” and that bo answered “Adfeu 1" but Idid not hear either word, I only witnessed with amazemnent the colerity with which ho vanlaned under the knife, anil beard the click of tha apring-catch holding wn tlie deadly blade, when, the cord looseting, it was Jerked, and 4 THR RASPING TIUD OF THE STETL, a3 It severed the stont neck, laced for the final stroke, The spectators murmured for a mo- ment In n shiverine way aud Jovked Into each other's (aces, finding hew horrors; and, ns they turncd away, the heads and Lrunks of the exe- cuted were " alzeady in the black vans, and the gulllating was being snatched to pleces. There was no need of polico and soldicrs to disperse the people, who were n such hasto that they scemed to bo in llight, The executlion by gulilotine s certainly moro impreseive than that by hanging, and, i€ it is the purpose of the authoritics to inske the spoctacle of the death of a feion awful, the French succeed. [ am told that one executloner, Roch (Monscignenr de Paris), and his assist- ants, serve for the whole eountry, ‘Tho com- Elcw apoaratus s arranged for transportation y ratl or along the rosds or strects, ‘The sal- ary of the headsman is 8,000 trancs a year,with a small sum for mschinery, and 10 fraucs extra for each head cut off. pIAH CANADA. The Governor-Generalship=Lord Nufferin 10 8all Oot. 12=The New Opposition~Tem- perance. &peciat Dixpate to The Tyidune, OTTAWA, Bept. 24.—The followlue lctter is ‘publishied in the Oflelal Gazetfe Dowsing Stuxkr, Ang. 28, 1878,—Mry Lonn: You have sirendy learued, frommy teicgram of the 20th of July, ihat the Quoen han’ been wracionsly Dleancd 1o nominate tho Maraniu of Lomne to euce ceed your Lordenip as Guvernor-General of the Dopiinion of Canada. The Marquis of Lorue wishes Cannda in the beginaing of Novembee; nd. aittiough I cannot expect that you will b able to remimn I Canada so Iate in the year, I trust that you will ho anle to continue to acministor the Government to within as sorta period of his arrival ae may be conalstent with yonr convenience, 1 am giad to learn that, in any case, your Lordelip wiil be ablo to remain until aftor the auproaching Parlinmentary olectionn, [ bave, eic., ete., T, K. Thcke-Dgaci, To \ho Uovernor-Cioneral, tho Iight llon, the Earl of Dufferin, K. I, 4. C. M. G, K. C, 6, 1t is understood that My, Buckingham, Secro- tary to the MHon. Mr, McKenzie, has resizned Lita’position in the Publle Works Dopartment, icut.-Gien, Sir latelek MeDougall 1s on his way to the Capital tu assumo the adininistration ol the Government during the period thut will clapse betweon the depurture of Lord Dufferin and the arrival of the Marquis of Lorue. - Speclal Dispateh (o The Tribuna, Quenec, Sept. 3.—It 16 understood that the Qovernor-Oeneral wlil leave Quebee for Ene eland by the Allan steamer, which sails vu the 12th prox. Hpectat Dispated to Tie Tribune, ‘TonoNtu, Beot. 24.—It {8 sald that Atr, Ryket, Coutervative, clected for Lincoln, whil not bo able to take his seat In the House ol Comnions owing to the fuct that he was elected to repre- sent Lincoln (u the Onturio Leglslature, aod that )I‘ll seat has uever been formally declared vacant, Speakingol the new Opposition, the Globe anys: Carremondence Cincinnatl Commeretal, Pansy, Sept. 7.~Opportunity accurred this moming to witress the exccution of two crimi- pale, and § was at palua to fmorove the ocea- gion. ‘The condemned were murderers who had Killed an old milkwoman for her money, She hind, by fifteen years' hard work and closo say- Ing, necumutated &1000, and Turnished mitk to the men, one of whom was a Notary and a writer for the press, and the other & meajcal student. The Notary had knowledge of money matters, and the old womnn told hm of her wealth, with & view to [ts better {nvestment. 1le proposcd to the Doctor the killing, snd di- yision of the moncy. Thers wss much caro taken to do the fob artistically, The Notary struck the victim on the back of theneck with a sand-club, and the Doctor used a surgical in- strument to penetrate the heart nud produca Internol bleeding. They were named 9 DARRE, TIE NOTART, AND LEDRIZ, THR DOCTOR. When these fntelligent and bloody scoundrels had been detected, tried, and condemued, al} o which bappened within s faw weeks, the Mar- shal-President refused to interfere with the cx- coutlonof the sentouce of death. It fs tho French fashion to exccute thosa thus doomed to dfe with the guillotine, in the Dublic street, In front of the prisow, without makiog known the cxact timo. 1t I8 the custom to use tho knife- axat daybreak, and the prisoners arg not notl- (ied untll waated. Tho people understand tuat, very soon after the prayer for mercy of those under enpital sentence i8 refused, the guillotine will be used, and_thoso sceking to_enjuy the spectacle are watchful accordingly. The repre- sentattves of the press aro allowed to know the arranreuients of the authorities, thut they may certify that the work has been done, Hearing that the execution woull take place at halt-past 5 o'clock this morning, 1 started tor the spot about 1,—fiaving a rendezvous with some journalists at o cafe where black colfee was the favurite beveraze of the hour, though brandy was in competition as & refreshment. When e arrived, a few minutes befors 8 o'clack, within 300 yards of * La Roquette,” TiLE STREETS WERE FILLED WITIl PEOPLE, who were reatrafned by a strong force of police from crowding upon the prison-doors. There were many sinister faces {n this mass of men and women, and the excitement was flerce. All strecta leading to the prison were guurded by police fu force, bocked by cavalry, The latter were unce used In a clatteriue charge to drive pack the violent multitude. Oniy the few knew that the exceution waa positively tixed for that morning. The many had conjecturca that there would not be further delay,” and 1t wos the third night thac they had assembled at mid- night and waited in straggling crowds for tho dismnal drama. As the privileged porsons passcd through the Maoc of police, they were greeted with a storm ot imprecntions that were somewhat softened to those not entirely familiar with the myste- rlous resources of tho language of tha French, Wo were among the carly arrivals before an Iron gatedn a heavy stone .rcnw-(,nu which wa read *Depot of the Condemned,” and over which & pmall tri-color was displaved, On cither side of the gate was the inscription decreed for all icox, (leorge 1. ~N, 1L W hortly atterwards accepted (ipreley o8 their icox, 843250, —Gieorze L. | Gufinaie. and ndorecd the forecoln o 3 i deciaration ardner, §:224.00,—Julia Kehoo | 15 ¢ayor 'of yard money, Itie o sweet-scented party, —Indianapolia Journal (Rep.). Zle; verdict, 82 (v {0 the clty vesterday uoming to ho! R e e A b sl Mr. Gorhm, we beliove, iu registored as arrived o the ¥ i o “Penzler ta, e . Col 3 i i court here a vougple of weeks, and an informul —lienry Doshls ve, Albert Engere; ver ;’“‘:’ c“l“'l":n‘; "'3]" s "'"l“"""“ ';"-'“"‘-‘"“ s recoption was held netween U and 10 o'clock In ' tate which doggedly cxcluded the greenback Judge Blodyett’s room, where & larze nuinber ILLIXOIS SUPREME COURT. should contribate lo the Republican Congrersfonal of members of the Bar gathicred to wetcome Hneeinl Dispaich o The Tridune. Commitiee o Yccretary who differs from Kearney Nim, He was acoonpanied by Judge Robert A, O17AWA, 111, Scpt. 24.—The followlng were | only in degree. Kesrney's misnion istorave Butler. JEil, the District Jdudicc of the Northern and | Hhe provevdings in the Supremce Court to.das, | Gorham's mmalon s tu sink the licpublican party Southern Districts of Missirsippl, The yvellow- The Court met pnnuunt to adjournment. Pres- | to the bottom of tie grecnbaok pug. e vrefers fever scourge has given Jndize 1111 an entorced | ent,a ull Bench: disgrace to defeat, dishonor to prineiple; and in vacation. At 10 o'loek Judwe Harlan took his 4. Peoplo ex rel, 11, Moses va. Bamuel Adler; | his cagernces 1o provo ihat the Reputitcan party is iavie) " rule made abaolnte, baser and more unscrubtions than the Democraey, whisky-immunity cases miid other cases would bo | - James Haerahian va. The Pouple, sce.—New York Tunes (Rep. ). ! - Rpringer et ded. I\'\\I’:je W h!"l\‘s)ki ), o Judizé Martan, however, announced that he Sl lindal s Talk to any Democratic lender in Cincin. natl ahout Supervisors and a falr clection, and John ilart ye, had beéen unexpectetly delayed abeut ten days Charles uf by AoIng extrn business, so that he could not de- | John M, Wailace, stralghtwsy hits conntenance falis. A **falr elec. termine tho cases ho had under advisement 14. P'coplecx rel, Jobn IL. Donham va. James | tion* i the very thing he don't want: it's an abomination in the wight of sl the leaders, and especially to the watchiul ey of Jowges. If an then, but would render vptnions Monday morn- Morzan et al, extra thonsand frandulentiy obtained **will do 1i Jay Slocum et al, va. The People. any ¥ood, " to compass that thouxsnd is his heart's g, . tven Ferguson etal, ve. Same, Judeo Bangs then rose and asked to have tho | 7 QISR ECHEANt SLAL ve. SAT Poople ez desire. A meddling Bupervisor might interfere with the accomplishment of such a frand upon condemnation case of the Dlivois Distitlery | o) “Olari Lipe et al Company set for trinl, The property seized was | 18, john Marphy va. The People. Valued at 850,000, and the Goveroment was | 1n o the elective franchive, and that's the reason wiiy the law of Congress authorizing the appointment af Supervisara ot tho election of Congres In a anxious to have tho sult heard, Judge Harlan sald he would tell this morning ulation of Hiate rights"—Dayton Journal (Jep. ) when hz!muld Iicnr 2 Heakia h Tue Sayles-Tanner-frake cascs were then culled for argument, coming up on a demurrer 0. Augustus L. Ly impleaded, etc., va, to the bill, and they oceupted the rest of thy | ThE People: aryuod by Vau Arman and taken om | pig [Butler's] nomination by a Demsoeratic Conventlon for any ponition, under any clrcum- stances, or in any State, would be a natioual dis- grsce and s popular calamity, It was possidle no- duy, and will be resumied this morning. K. Peter THE COOLIAUGH ESTATE. Heed 1’ner nmr»,:l‘x‘:g‘::fl' “In the ‘5:\0; q( lt‘hu "/'s"ffi?ww"&xxn‘x'“""?' LT 3 I }u,p,,; .m.a ank of New York vs. Addie R, Coolbauuh, | by Atlorney-General J, dwsl] for plaintid and and the other hetrs of tho late W. F, Coolbatich, | Jates b ltool far defondant, and taken on cal. . | Wheee outside of Manvachusetts, and e aro prond n final decree was entered vesterdny directing | 22 The Commercial League Association of | toknow thal even there it 1s repudiated by the the defendants 1o convey to the bank Blocks 1 | America va. The IF'eoplo ex rel, Thomas B, | Rtate Executive Commitice of the Democratic @, excent Lota 11 to 13, in Subdivislon of | Neeales, Auditor, !!c.:nm;m by E. B, Sherman. | party. x‘: 1) u;lrhcllr hononhn.: |he5 have been -.:- owler ‘ B CIVIL OAUAES, itrary, i 40 thoy have been, in order 10 save the k 1of Fowler's Subdivision of Lots 11, 12, party the alszruce of indapaini, or even bindine, this mora) leper, this fou) scad on humanity, this living putridity, this everything that in devraved. which can_be called nothin: so repulxive that hle nanio, Ben Eutler, dues not more fully and 18, 14, wnd 15 of Forreatville awd otlier oroverty | o4 Hartson C. Jones vs Lawaon A. Glivert wraphically oxprews It~ New Urieans Demiocrat (Lan.). me. Iolden ve. Tle People ex rel. ple. Nnpolcon 1. Millor vs, The People. Samuel McNair ve. The People. £ame, xme. The People, ete. The Teople: argued by en un call. The Peogle ve. Wililam T in_Forrestville. This was conveved inJuly, 1. Urocker ve, Biauers 1673, 16 Coollngh by the Mochanies’ Natlomsl | 143, Seusgrve, Uaner: sirmed ;"i";f;‘ eirmte: Bank of Chicagu, In trust to sccure an fmlebted- TAKEN OX CALL. ness of the Mechuties’ National Baak to the .\ Mutropolitan Natfonal Bank, and Coolbaugh 5 Schoeuberg va, Russell; continted. had no juterest excent us Trustee. . Laln va, Davia; afiemed nuder the rale, nBIvORCES, | 160, liull et al, Eudora H. llllllh-mll wis oul};'mnrm:({! in Anlrni peal dteplased, 1644, but she thinks lier experienco of married i life Tias been el that ho orofera single biess- CURRENT OPINION. edy )"u’thm"d'] \V:umu? {’. ’l‘hll(urflj. nllu- charges, has been subject to violent outbreaks i of passion, und lias frequently terrfled hes by " Millions for Sonthern charity, Lut not & pointing a'revatver ut hee tiead wud theestentue | doliar far Southern clolms.--Norwalk (0.) Ze- to lall wer, aud, muy it please the Court, she | Seclor (Eeo.). wants o dlvoree on Lhe ground of cruelty, It is not cnough for n statesman to hire s Judge Willlams yesterday granted a divorce | pan; ke must occupy 1i. The early delegsto }ffi.],um Guren tor druhkennuss; aud to Cacills Butler's abilities ns a kleptomaniac take a Zx-rwcfikd trom Uottlleb Zerweek for drunken. Iu \\'l?fi mngs, I"'mm”Canve"nllnnl o spoons is & «can aud desertion, ony distance.—New Jlaven Reqister (Vam, ). Judue Moore yesterday granted & decree of divures to il M. THllny from Coarles F. Tighyy | 1iobeson was nominated for Gougross yos- on the ground of habltual drunkeuness, the | terday, 1f elected he will naturally dnda place complntuant to heallowed to resume her walden | on the Committe on Knaval Affalrs. — Washington naue of Ella .}l. ‘;Jlnl’( i Auull) 4 &Aclcreu'ur Hl.‘]‘)u:ntu Lost (Dem. ). maintenance to Jennie A, DeGolver from Edgar itos Kmess R BuGoigar. sho 1o be aliowed 8600 u year frony | A 10 writes to th Chicago Zimes: I the thng of i ber Ll payable 40 cusl, wud | 2000 i Do S st Lo ew, be for the future §n’ tmonthly installments of §50 'L“‘)"L,‘m;"é'wnflfl‘tl;:;';'l‘ hout belug disgusted.~ ITEMS, Ben Datler owns o yacht, It {s some con- Judge Blodrett yesterduy heard a demurrer | golatiun to know taat noowner of a yacht has ever in the patent cuso of Stow va. Buith, t0 restrals | yeen choren President of the United States,— the detendant trom using or making the Blow | paltimore Gasette (Den. ). woadeu puvement. The demurrer 1o the bill was on tho ground thatcopics of tuepatents had | The tramp won't work in the bharvest- { iy 0l STOL! not been flled as exhibits, and because the atle. | fields, It's far better to slt In the shade, and be ‘b ,}«l]‘.' 140, 160, 151, 152,163, 15, 160, “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.” = The open space In tront of the zate cuntains a few chest- nut trees, not very thrifty, and In the centre of the court are four Jarge stones in the pavement, where toe framo of the fotsl Knifo Is erected. About 10 minutes alter 3 two hugre black vans cume up, and were recognized as contalning the machinery of the exccutioner. With them ap- peared Hoch, * THE FAMOUS JNIEADSMAN. who s a stout, hearty, resolute-lookiog man, with a very decent face. Je wore a new silk hat, appearing to think something in the way of distinction necessary, was auite at ease, and Iis orders were swiftly and notselessiy obeyed by alds, who eemed famillar with their duties. e Is facetiously ealled by the mob * Monselg- peur de Parfs,” anda is & “person of importunce, ‘There Is a8 much rossipabout his habits, and a8 many runors relating to his private affatrs ns #f he were o (irund Duke or une of the pretend- ers to the throne, ‘The gullloting {s aimost as simple an affalr o8 @ ladder. Pt up for (mmediate service by the light of two lanterns o gas-lamp, in the micat of a curlous crowd of reporters and griends of the authorities, it was not handsome. Heccntly it has been improved. ‘The trisugular it of sieel, called indifferently the Knlfe uml the ax, Is concealed by a boaru when drawn up; wud this {8 thought to be humane, as it wasks from n$ condemned the fnstry- wment of death. Yhe second finprovement s the deadenine of the sound of the fall of the knite by Indin-rubber. Thia is is supposed to bo o mercy to the apectators whose nerves are susceptible to shocks of nolse, When erccted, the hefuht of the framoe of *the guillotine above the pavement 48 purhaps fourteen feot. It s . Btephens, for use, atc. ; ap- X ORDEIL TO ACCOMIOD phtons throuzaoit thn tity, we Hiranch Onices In tho different Divial Delow, where advertisements sl be b ‘;l’lll s charged at the Main Oice, and will be recel ntll K o'clock p, m, during the week, snd untfl v p, b "'k“,lq-yll\l 15, 39 deslignatol i fot tne same Tooksellers and Btativners, 121 , Newadcaler, Statfone near Seateriis MaTO. We cte, 100 {de News Denol, 1 HRUBEIE Till i Guods. 720 1ok Lakess racr of lslste cweier, Newalealer, sad Fagey voraer Lincoin, CRELBOOK CONT. 0F THONES. Lo OWner can ubiatis werbINK oF PRAYIDK Property. Hoom 04, 143 Laralie-st. Fl}".‘fl'—A 1E S 1 by applying ut Fribune ot UST~0N TWENTY-THIRD-AT. 4 umet and Cattage Grove-ava, %1 inutl walat, with lace Iserilon, “The ond retarn to 152 Calumetoav. Kewanl gives OST—8700 REWARD=OX seit, 2, & Black v Ing motiey and fuwelrv, A rewanl of ) Wil the re of the bag and contents at I North L 20, each, 3N, DETWERN . And the Adelphl Theatre, §60In bille, be ltlllllbly rewarded I:y relurgiug the earvor) X ER I Lot Oruve-av., white Spitz dogi prest et with cmmru. ‘The tinder will be p’llrl Y FOws d nio to ALUAIKT 8. GAGH, Walash: ration to tho patents tfringed on was | told by an orator that he oucht to have a carriage too vague, Btow \mg two patenuts | of kis‘own, —~Delroit Mree P'ress (Dem.). :;"lb'ub.‘l’h"h"‘.' gl l:’l?&fi;l‘::“:l:‘:dnlt:yfgrroe"r: It fswuggestod that the Iudians be brought, were weil taken, and sustained thom, but guve | E9el aud oarded, like' Fraucis Murphy, at the feave ta nmend the L In tive dass. best hotel. It would be cheaper than the presest AT IO fands high, 4 1ud toot white, very stylist, large eyest alw. tne et light It would be a great mistake tagauge l'hu atrength rmple 4} to gencral buslness, s, ilow” check wwol blankets. . Mbeeal rewurd At the ot o Unie e s+ i Laskch, andan o el outnl ik hone Bl | Ml Drumuioid fs expected back voxt | Wintover eosultsfactional Sghta mny f R R A AT R Babd , % week, have nroduced in Mansachusctts, the idea of Butler s, 15 the gloomy assemilage of the * privileged,” Ly a faint light, under the shnde of dustychest- pUts, was wearisome, apd the minutes pai i uwly. About 4 o'clock the * ma- ¢ camplete, 'Tho bolts were fitted in thetr places, guided Ly skiled and stexdy hands, Tio werews tursed with oxaciness, The ugly kuifu lided to the top of the froie oo a trial trip,—tbLe long, scute augle of the edge show- dne for u sccond, as ft answered thu cord by which it {s suspended, Privilegzed persons increased In numbers, and wressed upon thu guard in a manner not digni- fed, In tue distonce wo could hear the hourse crles and munnurs of the wonstrous throngs kept back by tlles of soldiers. Tho black vans bud told the tale that the bour of explation was bevoud doubt ot hand. Otficers withs decoras tions and swords moved to and fro. The Com- wissloner of Sceurlty—I think they call him— appeared, with n sasn about hts waist, Indica- tlons multiplied that e grave formalitlen of admintstration that distiogulsh all proceedings in this country wero In progress. The police g frritated by the pressure of the crowd, and at last maniteited thelr importance by drive g buck the whole 1muss without much hypoe risy of politeness. I hod gained a front po- sition ou the curbstone, sud restrained the predsure from the police for some tume, bug ihey were not_geatelul, sud two of them, with the aid of u saldler, UAED MH nuc—mu.;r AGAINSY THOSE 1N THN ®. AR, and I pitied ahiuge fat fellow who was of tho cond rank, thouth there was a degree of con- rolation Iu having such n cusbion to strike when emploved as m profectite, The wind was quite knocked out of my corpulent friend, wiile the diveraion merely énabled me to obtaln a few anoments’ relazutlon, Thelr dutyof deay wustration dune, thy guardians of the pesce ro- 1apsed {uto expectant attitudes, aud were qulet mf nearly un&murh wflnn ttllmy agalu ung them- selyes upou the vriviley clagst r«ag;:mn‘u ‘;,"u d‘-c:‘ es with Jealous v guillutine was duriug this tim by the two candles of the i‘-’mom- ul'g;l:sp\lv.u’rfl wea, There was tho baskot balt tlled with sawdust Lo reclve the heads, and the heayy box for Lhe trunks, and the ilitle cradls about two lfeet above the stunes, with the placo fur the necks of the crimiinals: and, ss the cord by which tho knife was ralsed could be seen be- tween the posts of the frume, It was evident that the sugle of stecl rested ou the India-rub-. Lee tmoroyement, and was not clevated aud toucealed behind the otber fmprovement at the tob of the taching, At fotervals there were lights from matches used by smokers, revealing Parts of the dismal congregation aud the leaves 04 burs of the trees. ‘Thers was not a star to seen, or & breath of air (o stir a leaf. TUR AUBE CHOZES APPEARMD,— & veperable mau, with white bair, wnd sad, be- vevolent countepance,—attended by oflicers, and passed luto she prison through a narrow door fu the gate. This (neldeut caused & muye- weut of emotion, It meant busiuess, Between the hours of § and 4 thers were many coujectures whether Barre or Lebier were awarg that they wery s0 sooy to die, and _ waukeful aud sble to hear throuwh the thick walls the deep Wllludl. hku the welnd voice of the ocean, thut $old of'the presence of @ grest multiude. It :u strange to think that perbaps they did oot i 1low of the frigntfol apparitiou at the gate. or ‘h‘u Vale faces Lhat turned upon it. The vapers ‘e‘»l us that Burre was awake, baving just gue s wld writlng nle mewoirs, but tuat Lebiez slept 2"“, oundly. - They were called at a quartersfter [ siock, dud their toilet made for the ewbrace ; belng supborted for suvthingas Democrat will b and rule for cuntempt In the cuso of tlie Chiva- e n oy A Terpar s opete il huote A‘m ssn[lcn \l\l'u:lu ‘u‘lflumd-, Wil come up bes | publican (Dem.y. ore Judee Moorg to-tay. Tu the patent case of John C. tirdsell epal, | 10 doth the busy candidate s > Improve each shimng minute? vs. Augtst Bergmuy, 8 tempurary injunetion wus granted vesterday morulng Ly Judgo by nl;!‘l{lllwihn :u‘m ¢f tho undeclded, Blodgett restralulng defendunt from fufringiug |, A besvina i doliarnat, complaluant's pateut. e ‘ UNITED BTATES COURTS. If there ara any more Investigating Com- Chy L. Gunn began o st yesterday | mittees to bo apuolnted at 1he noxt vewslon of Con- ogalust Mary E. Warren, clalming 82,50, gress, will Speoker Randall appoint Gen. Dutler BANKRUPTCY MATTE us u representetive uf the lepublican partyt— 12 at Wareraoins of Mi 1In the case of Keen, Cooky u‘(,u.. & petition | Pailadelphia North American (Leu, ), N \,q“ll’ ey per cunc on ts debts, offered o settiement, It | cently arrestod in Derken nty, Mass., for | soonerur later sot in. - As oceasion offuts, the mowbers Iately defeated will be raturned to the House, oither by thu old or by new conatituencles, Fpecial Dispateh to The Tribune. MonTnEAL, Sopt. 24.—~The report of the ‘Temperance Cominittee of the Ueneral Con- ference of the Methodlst Church of Canoda rejolees in the success that hus attended the vanoua temperaics orgamzations; expresses its approval ot the recent Temperuuce bill adopted fu the Domiuion Leglslature; stro recoms mends the formatiot of juvenlle assoclations; oud ufees upén ministers aud office-bearers fn the Cliurch 1o ubolish the use of futoxivativg tviue Bt the Bacramentof tho Lord's Bupper. . ———— SPRINGFIELD, . Bpacial Dispalih (o The Trivune, 8priNarisL, NI, Beot, 24.—The reanfon of tho surviviue oflicers and soldlers of the Tenth and Yitteonth Illnola Cavalry hero to-lay was o vory successful affalr. Over a hundred vet- erans wore prescat, and marched with the old regimental colors through the principal strects to Represcotatives’ Hall, where o busiuoss ses- slon was held, presiced over by Col, Dudley Wickersham. Col. Thomas D, Vredenburg read a historical sketch of tho reglment, and felic- ftous spoeches wero made by Gov. Cullom, Gen, John M, Palmer, Secretary {larlow, and the Rev, Chsplaln Bprivger. Adjournment was followed by a banquet sproad by the ladles of the city, aud ofter speeches were mads by Bergt.oMa). Pilcher and Gen. John Cuoke & permanent Veterans' Assoclation was formed, with Col. Wickersham as President and Col./Thomas D, Vredenburg, also & Springtield, s Secretary and Treasurer. To an Execceutive Comunitiee was remitied the matter of arrunglug tine and place for future aunual reunions, ‘The fuueral of the late Mrs. (Gregu, wife of the Rev, ¥, M, Gregg, of Burlingson, a., took tlnce here to-day from St Paul's Episcopsl ‘hugeh, of which Denu tircgx was until re- umlr tho Rector. The obiequles were very llr}n y attended, | ‘The Btato Auditor to-day registeréd $3,000 in bonds fssucd by Redding Towusiup, favinz- ston County, and $5,250 sdditional Macoupin County refundiog bonds, ho” second duy of the Sancamon County Fulr was moru largely attended than yesterda, aud the rine exbivitions were very superlor, ¢speelally 50 In the show of tino captle, The 1amous stalljon Bimugeler 1s to arrive bero Fri- day, to show a: the fair, ————————— . MICHIGAN FRUIT, al Disvaich te Tha Tridune Bourr Havax, Mfch., Scot. 2.—Wc are just concluding our peach-shipments for this sesson. ‘The crop proves to be only about half as heavy s last year, yet whatit lacks in volume s made upln orice in & great degree, 80 that our Irult-growers are recelviug mnearly as wuch 1nooey fur this year's crop as thoy did for last. Qur applecrop (3 not s good this season as ususl, the season having been unfavarable for the proper Emnh aud deyelopuient -of the {lr:k"yn shall hsve @ good muvy apples, id for, vom ¥, I AT A ruving Druperty aud Dayiug clisries. l‘l‘l.uun‘vlml? & % WW L ullered to puy 75 ner cent In six, twolve, aud | borseesteallng. Ben lutler prooably carry TDAVIS & ess of thinge, he UPRIGHT ILANOS. s ciehiteen munths, The Brat two fnstalliaents | hat county, In the eternal 1 Iuw& !m:g ualu.d lnul the flrmn caunot mnect the | onght to. ~Cincinnath Commerdal (Ind.). These renovnxleg ian thlrd, and uyked to have the asscis under con- i tral of the oure sold 1o satlefy the butana | Doty that Le [lutler) has ever done due. Judge Blodwett accordiogly entereda ruly | €001 s0 cffectuslly humble and destroy the [Domo- on all partics Juterssted 80 show causo on thy | SIBtE) pasts, ul»d;‘\;avu 8 aasg of hatetul cors Bth uf October Way the bankrupts should not [ fIuHen. s would hls succene In stulling tho party bo relleved from further poriormance of tnfy | )0 the seat of hls brecchon.—llartrord Times a4 i Dem.). Ty were as the Gl aetifevenisbit (i Lie att ol Pianue Fortu aging—can be found 0aly ub Warcroonis 41 W, RIMBALL, AL adamete. Corner sinty’s 1 BT, & DAVIE PIAN {our fuuud canters. Aultoss ¥ 79, S 1 LY ST composition agreemeut, and let tho through baukruptey in the urdinary way, It has been suggested that the ragged shirt Discharges from b nkruul? wero {ssucd yos- | will play 8 more important part in the nest politi- tenduy to Alos vuburg, Jumes Wadswortl, | cal campalgn than tho bloody shist, Thera will Lovi Dodge, Philip Goldateln, B, Felseuthal, und | gje0 he a pretty large party basing'ite clalm for 8. Strauss. secognition on the neeative virtue of ** no sbire, " ulL Ll -:::n\l‘(hil:‘ ru elected Assigueo of Me | —iVushington ost \Dem.). T & Muhiulay, : Bradtond Hancosk wes elcctod Asslguca of | Oue of tho things that happoned in Maino Amasa A. Wiswall, was this; While the Revublicans lost only 11 per A cumposition of 20 per cent was accopted by | cent of thelr rogular vote, the Democrata fout the creditors of Cusries O, Ble within sixty days. PATE AN N iy My o Larizedt” aswrtment of new ail 10 1o 10and (n g i, i, 8740 Loyl Yuu Wi wxaniing Ehelr stock befure buyhinz, e e _IOKRSES AND CARIIIAGEN, GREAT BACRIFICE=~TW A'w’lflfi& Jicurty news sl JoseTor & while wo lost the L4, payablo | nearly 25 per cent, Ho ey B "llll Domocrats wade an approsch to loslog Foad Wagaiie, plactiot, Blade DY Sonrealy wotiod, beid Wit be suid ut 1 T0'pay chutgee il atorasy; b del exbress wayuns, Jlumrs W iot by Sviik gell on Ly pus and look for Juuracis tul i Afl ““wk ‘{\"ll |bo ;]lm:m I:‘ll“l\ l‘k?l to-day | suetr party.—Fhladel vk llutmu'(lhp.). for Lenry K, Witte and Frank M. Atklnsun. 2 A combusition meetiug will Lo held at the | fi‘h} L[;:’?'.h?"gmlm :lm s Md - samie thne fy tho case of Jobu I, Dackuy aud | 1ol of Bs Cabloet with both hande to keep 1§ Johu B. Jackson. steady. An aliegud fuanclal volicy which doubles MUPEHIOR COURT 1N DRIEY. un fteel! thron timoy witin a fortnight 14 bewil. Tho Counectleut Mutual Life-lusurance Com- “’_‘,f;“‘f;‘,‘l"‘,’,‘:"}l“‘:}“x‘;“f“ Jumintatrat b Knuwiog Lijls witn day sfter to: une (Ley. ) £ mousy ndv; vackange. L Inrgest amaortin i cut by ch t WALREL, 340 aud 235 | —FOR BALE—T ¢ h Clesi, per (haw wiy § plaw uud e o tacy fu Ll v from 0 I every wayy w0 vut extra (et anu hasusoia Jiatibletonfa nire, are i y will need to buir usTOW, —New Yuvrfiby; i Rm(:’y Hled s bl yesterday against Muv Milles hrbe Bluine sud wile, J. A. Spooner, Harrlot B, Spovuer, C. W, Ridon, aud others, to forecloss & morteage for fi'am” o the W, 3§ of L und the E. ! dition to I remiarkaly styliak, ¢ ye.uu of sge. BiFaid of uothing, San be deiven 1y @ 1ady WID BEHECU aafed), ure fust ay Toprvseuted, fogvther WItH @ UMsd Clias sl ey aud W harnese; sold Tur waut of uews Wil il scparste and Tow. _Appdy at 23 Michizun: T 75 WARABH-AV..” YOU WYALL Elouds of tup buggles sud phselons, lacludine veey Bida-bur 0l iggicn and dEN VETY Wakuiv, Bt cust. A LARUE STOCE OF THE LA Sureiuos, buggies wd iact ne. | Wol a e g i well e Cxnanse, Uy fur vasi bl we (4 ot 1, In 1847, when B. Forifisher Butler was t 3, Block 2 fu Wright's Ad- | trylng to make political capital oul of the depros- vk et #lon of Lusinuey, as Le tv now. he declared that o 184 at ** The cons! . Heury Evers began u wule for §1,000 against ::::A : ',,n.',:\‘.,:.;..;hu:. |.:e,' e Heury Behrsum. nuw Lave a curruncy of rags, abredd, and CIIMINAL COURT, “Flwre was Do tircunback party theu, and utler The Felker-Carroll case vamo up fn the | was not lueking for the Presidency. — Boston Her- firlmmu:lu(,‘n e .vu‘_»nll;hmomlug Dl\‘l:lllbll - | ald (dnd,-Dem.)e o wcharge, Carvull on & wrlt of habe: ¢ By thuuder, he 19 thera ! " exclalmed tho e e et el o & Fequlaitlon fOr 81 [y yio chraat hie ar fntos woodeluck's bols, aa When the case was called bothi of the parties | he fell the woodchuck'y teeshs closs upon hls - were fn Court with thelr attornevs, aud Mr Trude presonted she followiug: Sriovistn, Bebt, 10, o8 Ts B T i¥agisLu, Bent, 30, . =10 whom U wady d tu by the boy, ~Wadleon concern i Wikukas, L' i 9 Sl 1o, 2uze o0 the requiaion 31" i Guveter | (144-) Journut (iep.). of Nebruska, for the arreat s0d rendition of Jumes Gen. Butler has succeoded in playing the smes Carroll, Wiliaw 0'Beica, aud ¢ izciow, T which wrrait Mosce L':.m,_ 7 | Trolsu-horve trick upon the Dumucrats of Massay 8¢ avept of tho Guvernorof Nebraska chusetts, und for the prosenl at loast he has i ol has, cstabibhinouts. C__FINANCIAL. o N DLANONDI, WATCHES, LRGBS wrivucs utled 120 Kiwe Qaiph-st, i 100t 2 80 1. eata flied V. b PAID FOI OLD UOLD AND BILVERS Money L m‘XI‘ vi walches, flf?'hl;fit:‘:l::‘ll}a:u 4 b freingveds w Fatubilalied NADE RS TORE WIHOT | Tks bl BovaL pisuos, uud utbier sccurithes, [u sutiie 10 Buit,” 184 Dearbori Loom 13, Any one who fecls any duubls reapectiug the fuwantuess " uf the relatione vxisting be- ex-Benator Caruouler sud the Miwanzes nd, A“l;‘l.tlhly"lnnlull Ly an_expeatent as that re recelve s3id Lirown ot ak., und it uow appeanng | boond hond sud foot at bls owa feet, it was & that good ond suliclent reasons exlat fur the fovu- | clover and chiaractoriatlo trick well played. That cutlun of sald wacruui, iberefore, | hereby revoke | Le bas nut captured the whols party |s irue, aud it said wurrant, und order sny Sherid, Coroncr, oF | s cqually true that h Lus uot capturea its loaders, Conetdule of sny county in ihis blate jato whoso | Lut 1t 1s boyonu doubt that the wase of the pasty bau baude sald warrant way come L0 return tha wavie ; g p (o the odice of Uie Secretary of stats. Iu teatimony ‘(7:"':.\;.“ SEVAE RHppatl = £Aliold i d Tidad whereo! | hereby set iy bend caure tu by atized xnr“nmu weal "'u.“" btate the day aud yese A Frenchman called for a cocktail, snd, Ve writton. The ordvr of revocation UANS MADE ON FURNITURE, "piA (31 Witkoui rowoval, daiioida, uud oilier Suod st~ Ll V. Ne AL o4 oo . NTE ST MONEY IN sUNS UF per oo Iuterest o ; N DUL Dyal partica activn, J. 1. 41 haoe Cvuol, . Etglu. B ON OAN ON DIPROVED CHICAUG M ropercy 8t ourruls ratee Apply 1o W. O, hEk- Foor alilugton- LLON, Libveruor, noting tho fngredicnts of which It was nade, said: a8 8 completo sur- | 4] seu you put in 8 leatly sugar to wake 1t sweet T ————e. - SOLDIERS' REUNION, & C0., W Eass 00y of the ) priog to Felker sud Mr. Klng, hls sitoruey, and d s leet! - als & O ST ON R it Sl Darr wantel wioo gud cgacs. | atind Bllery Reulop to b bela at oot | tho laies, e recoteriue from the Mok, | ke et ot rendy o et e | MCSEE T M, SR OO At last the clouds o th be cello, LiL., Oct. 8, 0, aud 10, Gens, Logan snd ol Sae e DOWEr 10 16~ | 4 footly’ychnapns Lo wake 16 strong and s foatty | 4200 Sl sumevu real eutute.livous 3 18 Jiaudalit. MBI, el wo wha were waltiag, amg weters | Hsrison will bo present on th yoke & requisition after it bad been served, as . 3 ENNIES CAN L& HAD IS “EXCHANGE FOI o were waltiug, and watch- P on the 9ib, ynd Geos. s snitle. water to wake itweak, sod then you it von b « : i ibune. 106, aull growlng weary, saw that (b was aw 1 thie cas0 1 question, sud siznificd & deatrs to PER St the Vunting roout Palmer and Oglesby oo the 10th, Quartery and 4 estlon. Mr. Ty [1 ed cktall; [ calt it von contradiction, teta witl bo furnished freo to alL. yisiting sol- argue the questlon, r. ‘Vrude repiied thas the J e books were full of authoritles on the subject, | Demioe GES tvam % g R Then wo"Siacuvered that therd Wero clusses Qv B A o Ly 18 Musocnuseits successively try Hitle respectabulity 1o make it N 50 CENT I 1§ PAL of 81Ul excliaage fur cyrrcacy ah couatiy; 'ribuse Compi brivileged,"—circles within circles. | dl The Goveruor's Guards, Dauville B i theire of b Baviced zed, o ville Bat- | and malutajued that Carroll sbould be dis- by - B N rur“.uu‘}:‘;,‘: foburters and tue clect juportant | tery and Guardy, Chawpaigd und " Decatur | clisrged. e lind o authorities with Lius, but | ferhosracs tommake it shobs sona. 1o Siiaied | VW AMFED-$7. e VOIL ¥IVE VRIS ATE Pl Wad Bt ot ough thy luew of police, | Guards, snd the Niuth Battaliou will be ta st- | could produce suy sumber. Dolly-Vurdentsm w niake 1T weak, & ke Charies Sentad 1t aadrees ¥ G Eribe thew, bub wade wy way o the | wadsuce., Tue Court #30d e Was ot (aclined 0 Dass on | Fraucis Adutu b Gake 1 culd wud o lttle Hen | Doy 0r $100 Frisciyas e DATY REAL ESTATE, .. WANTED-TTALE B v itk 00T 22 Mookkeepers, TED—AS EXPEL DREWEIR & KOCH'S, o ‘Traacs. -13 RIFOFAARERS OF GEWED WORKy 0t and good wages. - Apply to inar av., between Forly second and Foz R iaan on_Tudfana-a ere never h: o1 ANCH n leagn, Aex youp frienda and sea if It 1a not & geoery pliace 10 it Fonr money. 18 1e petter Than any inest: ment your cais make: g and sex it and come and by v ot Only aeven fota icft AL thia low peice. T. B, BOY1), Houm 1, 171 Madison-st, Joum, s tRIB—THOAR, UNDRISTAND- 102 Iening meat for & mest-canning eatabiish- [ futhicare Meat Preserying Compsay, il $iehiican-aia, . T VKT AND CARBEN- niliard tatves, et The npang, enrmer Kusti and. TEXCRD MAN TO KEEF masiina In_ printin ofiee. aihiing. Vinshrater-a % hinuses on Horling-st,, and twi ho 0 fear fleldenay. 7. TATHEWAY, ek anil Apply at iteom y SANTED- FIVE CALIENTERS T TA i A A A R AT R JOIE KA ) TN A\ ATAWE hean i ire, 212, £ FA v COATM ARERS, ALST A eheap Liones; price, E12.145), o 04 .\ Al T e 00 (4 W et AT FOOL busuelman, al UEU. TYSON'S, 14 West _HUBURBAN RZEL JFOR BALE~$100 WILL DIV A BEAUTIFU, LT o Dotk frum deyul, at tagrinee. 7' miles 000 Madtean-at. “n\.vn:n-‘,\ REST, WY Boutis Crarnes Fmplovinent Agencies, hicagn: €15 down anit S moanthly: rheapaet pro Inimarec, st shown e pot r:f:}v" R lired Tar, ASTED-ID BALLIOAD LA, 3 TN L N it el reur JHR LU DAy — | CUmISTTAN & {1ty 200 Honth & Sy RAILEOAD JPOR BALE-eL 00, 81 I3 tie e oo | \WANTED= 2 w3 DOWN, FARM OF a10 (S T farim hands. . ), & . F. acres, all 0 0w budy, 1 fown, 7 intisa front depot and_tatirosd bullding a ) Miscetianeons, YWASTED-AGINTS IN RVERY PART OF THE to eanvree for the new fitustrared dttton of **1hir's Manual of sale OF 1iii4 Ik 18 ow witoiny lles of 1ty one of thy be r 1 { Towa, Call aad get full . Men ookl Jor N0, 1 Tand need £o o durth Wit Ty certainly a great hlrzllrl: ull the very beat of praitie sott,” T, 1 TOVI, Hoom 5, 170 Madisanest piee rtica ‘welnt aod wdf (3 seldag {thias nn honoranle and s X0 RENT-HOURES, WWest Hide, RNISHED HOUSE, 703 MONROE- it partics, €0 fer ‘mouth. POT- BT Q05 8, OF THE BEST FARMS TN TITE ar yogrs e 1ho vieinis ¢ Ktate, weil finbroved, 80 miles weat ot Cileago: s Sn e, Vicity of bia 223 per ‘acte, one-fourih down. Addfese V8, Iribe | eschmieceeding canvastis better 6 owa hetars uiie atice, any oeaticy unl ait are supiiie In facr, has anly bwaits, s iy agen et P3P felling ook e, Rave entered i 1A Al A 2 steily et for_years, fhlly cane incwd LAt 1L Tn tle miokt rella5le. PrOAIADI aut rin e Miey Can cowmee 10, O fewe whircs a i acy eulae, M1ISKS - ate 22 Washington: €. pui Chicaso, ) ANTED-ESPRESSM AN WITIE OWN WA Ruburbast, A R etk Navnty Jane, N1C 71X EVANETON, r. References requind. my and The Talloy Clark-st: ‘VA.\:‘I’EH- 00D AND LE CIGAR and tobacco traveling walesiung, BEHcE pefer: ences redidred; state salary expected, Addevss V 77, Tribune oty W ANTEG=ADVEITIRING SOLICITOM: T anTary patd to 0 first-clas man, _Address ing exrerlence, salary expecied, V 73, Trivine ol WASTED=A Go0D BOYT0 WORK iiskar 7 1[0, REST-FURNIHED 0L pleasaatly situated. dneiga” from decot, 7 Toonie: wak KAs, fiennen: Iurge vamd. tely.” inquire PURINGION & Wes Tn RENT=AN ELEGANTLY, batn-roons, snd #t, near West Waantigion: ‘Nom, Van Buren-st,, stone ffonl, 13 Fooma ~ach: w naible parties. " GUODRIDOGE &' 250 West Sadfson-se. LN T TwO-STORY FIAME 1101 £outh Sangamon-s! ruoms, furuishe furnace. Y AL 1v9 Nouth bespialues: ARS.COTTE; arios, We Lt Prices b0 163 870100t LL TH M ST T KELL LE CLERQUE papmieniies iew Bty Shesto el ": blfll!;l.,iill“. (2] L'IM"IL» Clireulars sent lml!{ WANTED-FIMALE Fllabvl “Domostics, “TAN'I'F!D—TO G0 A SHORT DISTANCE INTO the country, NINE-F0.07 N A vl“fll:,n r)'::ll,l dining: r».l’“ wirle: waze: 43 Abiry ne Clark mnd \\'YA)THID— WA 1 ‘ TANTED=N FIRNT-G,. drews i w xmall family. ferred. s wt, e - ‘wune. write to Al itod WANTED-AG hitermsape ENT-CHEAT—A BRI roonin witfh ali modern lmp —PLEASANT ROOM, COZILY FU! d nicely keul, convenient fu husitew, Evuthwest curner Csrpen- PO, MERT—CUEAR. & SOTIOONT 10U AT AR it dor Hamilton-av.; wiil furaisn to 1 airedh A0 Ko VA RDITIGE 1 grateonte 4 htate Sonth Side. URNIFIIED ROOMS, AP il ~82 VER W LI furnished rooms to_uel 1ot taken Eheags 70 5t NT=FURNISHED 57 TWENTV-EIGNTI- story and brscmient dwelling, In et repir, of GEU. G, NEWLULY, buseineat, 164 L D 1A terinan or Wwedn Helerences required. Apply wt 133 Thirtys ISDIANN-AV.—HANDROM ELY-FU, iedd wtone-fron and barn. Appy early, D. W. 1016135, b4 Wasmnston-st.y ffoon 15. Norih Rlae, ST—~YRAR LINCULS PARK, AN OCTAGON 2 . 3 P o Turiace, laundry, | water throuktiout; si<o a soulh frout 13- every eonvenieuce, low rent. CILA®. N Iisndutp! ZUNTIL T8T OF MAY NEXT St ans-t., @ Nmt-citss two. Rouse, Witii wll udurn inproveinonts, €0 good anta feduction will be snade 1 the picseut reut, Ap- Iy {0 b 5. DUEYER & Uy 03 Dearboruest., or on E 0 cauk i I wazew paid. Ay n. ATE PAMILY, A “GGOD uric. Aply, Wil reivrs v enee, ut No. £1 bikhicentist., Wase EIMAN 01 W for reneral housewnrk who van wash. ook, Wukee, #4 per weck, Inquire ot 1163 1" WASTED=AT 1303 INDIANA-A witl (OF general houszword [\ ANTED-AT 75 WEST JAL Tt Wi i du famlly, Wring references, WASTED=A G000 atil, vd "o GEs 1 lious:iwors fu u amsd Wrlvuto Tamily, —FUITEOF FURNISIED BOOMS FRONT- g a8, with uee of Cievaior uitd ali the perquisites | porthesss corar of Lincuin aud. Seinlisey-ay af o fintel, with or withous busrd, 107 Wabmsheuv.,, | View. Paler Hous Jiock ¥ optoslie Ty Clarkeat, {OF INARDAOMELY FUGENIS rivaty famlly; refercuces G0N CIOK, WARH L fatnlly. Referencs L b Srmey WANTER=AY Faefal BOWOK 1 8 West Madioon N 7[O REST-UTPHIL FLAY (F 173 KACT GIH10-5T., Lpgm, beeldos iati-ruui, b good couditivi, AL, 70.1“1.'11!]&-[\4 K (O ZENT-STOIEY, OFFICLS, &ty Offtces, - ’rfl NENT-—CHOICE WOOMs FOR OFPIC] physietans and deatlst. 4t fitfed up In aud 103 Wabashi=ay., adfolaliz Paimer | the roums have et BUPL Bt e 1y at ottlee of BLY & CU., 1o buildin . Sewmntresses. VW ASTED= 4 600D 81215 SEWING GperatoT aml s awing enn ALy to LIV wpatalre. class teuant. M Niurses. == e XA TANTHE A COv A1 NCREE PPy “W‘L'('rz::) ‘:"”“\E?." v WA alumessiy . Wedneaday fore \ Loundresness WANTED=A FlUST- Teeriva Tuundry, 434 W FUATIONS WANTEDMALL, Iookkucpers, Cleriss, &co JUTUATION WANTEL LE trade -1l o cnee KIvvn, A ool At Tor Lhe Whiier TRy . farul ftaciory deasrlui to WASEED=TO 1 wife g patior ilo. hoise on Nurth K —EURN RILD ous B Y of Culon Fark, V 7, Tributie. NT=A " FURNISHED ™ HOOM ard,by @ young couple; Weat Ieaun o peciing ook ket wd e ence T une uf tniavly bl AMALL WOUSE, WITH Toanis, o Wedl Bliel fespectubic veed B0, Aduress V 74, Fribe SITUATION WANTED-1Y A SIWE 3 hawnerfectly “learnul paming I IEABCH L wurg for, nnd can £1ve i thia 1o wr) il th tool dence ad b STUNITY FOR AN EXPERIE mle 1o (e o frsteciaw b e nti of Pennsyte tor wouid sl loteiskeeper= Fu the mnarted D aiigle inan. ! frufts, and \egeables: Qest-ciun p BUBERT BRI VT (o, 7 _SITUATIONS WANTEU-FEMALE, | Domovticse QITUATION WAN{ K~ WY thoronghly poste:d o ot o bl 26 41k QITuATI 3 £ ke wid Taexpenslve stas Uewtres 1o ure In otn+ ¢ roun 81,0010 tnveatigation < gt s L Plegse wldresyor ¢ DBy Ehinil oIy s B2 Vet enle JEUATION WANTED ~FOl i D Work ut Cimkling by e 1 Athericun giri; Soutl S1d Vst adan QUIUATION W ]ty du geaersl ¢ WELH 106 [0 8300 ¢ bustnrey which I‘;X’Ill ol I-THE WILLARD HOTEL, AT LOUIS: ville, Ry, This butel s located un “Yeffersm-t., frontiug (e Conri=1hnse dytare and I profitaile busmess, Will oo soih che For purttculars address ¢, U ‘wasnt, (oo bt seiue. s Rlde oF Fourth and Jefferson-sts. , Loulwii WINDO] BY A GOOD SO ewurk, iy wn o LN A SMALL iy liis LN Tatent, For parti s Nud. 41 a0d 43 Bauth Fhineest., U 3 Stiuarto. prel Jrivate iy errea, OTEL, 49 BOUME, TWO BLOCKS FIOM "ALM - er Hilse: pedt Wrint, wrge trude, 07t foory e and Ullliards, basenient, Beary pars. 117 koo ludse, well furniabedyng humbuis, IAVE A BPLAS DI BERINESS good 1an with #2000 wha can devote o thie hastnew, LA HOLSMS, uenrel ikl BOARDING AND LODGING. Wont Stdos 19 SUUTHL SANGAIIN ST, PLEARANT ULl 2 ubshed frout routls Wik board £GF geitieinan aud WiT} Wik, i3I0 TG0, WiLlh tard. N BSI0N VAR, 35 8 ALE FIEY ‘Wly—Duurd for gentfeman and ‘wite; tron Fooms unturaisned. ~ Address V % Tnibune Kouth Side 24 BAST VAN BUiES.of. A i BTATE— £ 2 Pieasant routns, wuod Doard; by tis day or week, -‘| Ilun 10 foruiativnt parties, - Hoasu quiet sud re - . CALUMET-AV, o ruois Wit bt ¢ mense ul Al Lerin, aud prl nodations Turalshed. Rerere S rED=-pY 84 oud Teferiueen Cail &6 INT Suutl 1ATION i) Labdeess, ReeT TATION WANTED=BY A YOUNU GIGL TO A wart otk Tl 1 100 Gare ot chibire. ilease call at 51 flaro D=1V A UL T AL 1 OF Lo Amliys beat ity 200 Suri UTarkeot. 3 GITUATIONS WANTED-UY TW0 GIRLS: ONE W Gouk 238 Telirese, th Gthict ta &) clanioer ¢ Suad waged wiil bo FANL sultc of GHEUATION WaANT! D wng couk, sud laut Abl ut 1ak i 4% Soutly Dearour 1 Bratecinae b Lo strlets reasunable fur thd wecu cuves, North Stae. N NOLPH CLARK-3T, n.’) A iy wa uunis, 8310 §U T W blenu kad bl elty relerence. SITEATIOS AwAS o secund wol FPIRST-CLASY . Wikl uae uf ATION W BY A b Irl e co0k and launaress, ur sialliauly. Caliat Jud Fouriecutl JLIUATION N aiiiy, B rotais. y TANGLISH HOUSE, w1 Easy WASHINGTL dsye, ut Us7 D i U tluat slugie Fuul burd 3% tu §7_ wee JTUATION WANTEL. GIRL T D0 (o8 slentagi 10 $1.0uiy; Fedaurait ikt 1 N i wunie o rvivats rahuihy: ' Flee edii s 1 Eri Buat oF eity retvreiccs, B reauired. \! Hsm:w"uluuh b u wp it Puluer Hoi , 10 BT PAE wecki Uy Doard, ¥4 MT Wy $1.50 it dny, . BOARD WANTED. RUARI=AND_Goow-81ZED f00N, 0% BOUTT B CANR b T s o Viont i deatreay IMAN Y 08 WANTED — WY N'payicuar n work, g a0 ediGud Kirl: utderatatan S Cliubnen-av, QLT ATION W, i 3 IR o was 419 400 10 o KUN LAl €308108 aid lirat-clasa’ JaUROFY Wurd. 101 Nori Curila ez, Dinati GEI LI [ By 8wy UTIS BUME e aaerule, AGSEtas, K1V IUE 1Ull paribculurs, V20, Trbune uidice, = ANSTIRUCTION, SO, e e 2 N LabY OF TUE B A GHIMAR, MR S it R ¥ 1t bPFHAUE Voot player, . Mlgbeat teatiuuislals sud nefor- fivkae oin i+ 3 JITUATION WA Y ur | wetry couk, b s 0 coultry, Gl Uk 300 Sraiv-ak. Nurses. 0N WANFED-LY A FitH SIEHIAI;‘I}v 1o ol chilldren, teach them Kuake, und Iake erwil sclile 31 Bast ¥ b, jalkaw s itce. L=1) BY A Fisite 1 o Boardiug Buuse, ity ur ; GlkLy NTLI et teucl wschoal ab Taiipe, €l ‘ Lo thotgughly i 1 Levin apd natheinailees refercuces required.© Apply a6 loain 43, 1ud Wishlugiou Hlousckeepers. ATEATION WASTRU-BY AN AUMERICAN WOl SRR : 5 F ANGEZIOWA FARM, JluUsE AR LOT 4" ik Soull Fark BV, wid deelrable oy ot west pida tail cliur). for matelimaiise. Addrens \ by THUALC. it Of 24, &) BYUWKOCPE OF BElvial boliewurk: x ol WhICT £he Wishes 1o Kuep Wikl et Liliuey freti 1 Bioan Dunbra S WHILe At nach kiviig fad par | QUTUATIONS WASTED-NAMILIES IS NEED OF lcutare M. M, MULLGES Milfurd, T S Bt oE Lt o 37 N or akea’it, SURNETULE, CARIIAGRS. MELCUAS DISE S (01 (i Bde, 10 o yars ey Wapud o diet nk‘ruuwwwcuruvwllhuulmnmul. 100 W, Muutog, T PARTNEBS WANTED, PAUTNER WaNTEU_FOU AN otb ETAL tieulins spply 10 e, 3 Je DU bl Bubdiag ) E NE LA Ko T N Uhaleis with 830 aih] DualuCoe Lrvee G Wi GOOAd Mogie Adiliuas ¥ 2ty ATibubs ollice