Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1878, Page 3

WERE THEY MARI}IED? The Swengel Case Revived--She Bues for Ssparate Maintenance. The Storles of Plaintlff, and Defendant, oand Dr. Everts, o A Curlous Wedding Ceremony, and a Dubious Divorce, Judge Willlams waa occupled all day yester- day tn hearing the casc of Mary L. Bwenyel va. Dr. David F. Bweneel, for scparate mainte- pance. In the biil Mrs, Bwengel charged that she was married m Mareh last 10 the defendant, put that he had refused to recognize her as bis wite, though he bad repeatedly visited her and lised with her since. Bho boro bore him a child inJune last, but he refuscd to give her any support untll sbo signed some papers tending tothrow a cloud on the legslity of her mar- riage, and shie now claims such papers were ex- torted from her. B8he claimed he was a dentist iu good practice, and well able to support her, sod asked for a separate malntenunce. DR. 8WENOEL flled an answer denying that he ever married somplainsnt, whose real name §s Mary L. Gino- ctfo. Mo stated that he was {ntroduced to her (o the spring.of 1877at the Cllfton liouse, whero they were both boarding, and {n October follow- {oglent her 850 at her request, Shortly after- ward, on the representation that shie was ox- pecting remiltances from New York, he indorsed two notes for 8160.28 for lier, payable to Mun- cer Bros. & QGray, proprietors of the hotel. These wero for her board, and ho bas sinco been compelled to pay them. In March Inst she swore otit o warrant sgainst him on s eharge of committing rape, aod he was arrested about 8 o'clock in the eyening and tuken to Burke's Iotel. Thero he met Mrs. dwengel and a minister, the Rov. Dr. Everts, who had a liccuso fu dus form, but procured without his knowledze. She demanded that e marry ber, and an excited conversation fol- lowed, during which she swooned. He caught ' her in his arms, und while in thissattitude, but without consent and against the protests of this defendant, the safd clergyman uttered somo cercmony snd pronounced this defendant and the sald complainant husband and wife. The warrant was subscquently returmed “not served,” aud on the 20th of March, 1878,) the 1lcensc was returned to the County Clerk fn- dorsed as follow; T e e ia license 18 retarned by adrice of Jegal coun- ufnuexeculed and not used, this, March 20, 1878, Since taen bie agreed, In cousideration of her releading him from all charge of bastardy, or of belng the father of her child, to pay her & largo sum of moucy, and pay ber potes above men- tioned. In conclusion, he denfed thet he had o lurge income, but clajmed bis business had been* pearly broken up by hor dolngs. The firat witncss on the trial was ! MRS, BWENGEL herself, an exceedlngly dignified, preposscesing Iady, who confeascd to being 44 years of age, but looks rather older. Bhe testitied that she waa first married In Now York to one Cornelius R. Totten, and was divorced In 1878, Bl had by him tbrec children, two of Whom, respectively 18 and 24, were now living. the cami to Chlcage about two years o, and lived first at the Paliner House, then the Grand Pacifle, oud, lastly, the Clifton. Whila there Swengel was Jutroduced to hier at his reques ‘Thelr scquaintance became more futhnate, and they wero much together. In Mareh lust sho had hiwa srrested and takon to ifu'"" Hotel, where thiey were murried by Dr. Everts. Here Mrs, Swengel'a tcnflmonfl was ioter- rupted to put on the stand Constable Eckert, on the part of Swengel. He tustitied that he ar- rested Swengel on s charge of rape, and took him to durke's Ilotel, where he sawv Swen- wel and Dr, Everts. Ile was requested to re- tire, and did so for an hour, and then went into the room where they were, e heard Bwengel say, ** 1 can't, I cant,” at the samo tine waving his hand. Mrs, Swongel fainted, or lBuenmd to fulut, Swengel caught her, and then Dr, Everts vronounced the marriage ceremony. In the afternoon Mrs. Bwengel took the stand again, and the cross-examination wus coutinued by Gen. Stiles. The lady was asked about varl- ous auns of money which the defonse contend- ed she had rocelved from Swengel, but her ex- planstions wero quite unaatls| rnczurly—nt least at this stagre. Geun, Btiles (‘ueuk)um her at length on the subject of tto aftldavit charglog Swengel with rapes and her response was that lis at- tempt on her in his oflice ot the corner of State snd Madison streets, In July, 1877, was agaiust Ler will, Bhe gave Swengel a note and a dia- wond riog as sceurlty for a loan of 850, but he didn’t supply bier with money from July tao Oc- tober. Ilerreply to a questfon as to whether Bwenwel bad not guaranteed a note for her was In the Yankeo fasbion of auother guestion, and usequent exclamation of surprise and con- fession of utter fgnorance un tho subject. After 8 bit ahe recollected that the notes were given tor her board, but not for tho board of hor doughters, who tiad money af thelr own. {ienl. Stiles kept up the Inquiries about Bwen- rel's financial aid, aud brought out sotne rather unwilling and not very satisfactory atatcments, woich ruther tended to show, however, that the dentist bad provided for the Iady from time to time, There was cene when the Gencral, ratler uunccessarily, perhaps, asked for the names of her daugliters. Mra, Bwengel wrun; ber hauds, and in a volce somewhat chakcfi with tears—possibly penuine—usked him, if he bad the mercy of a man, to spare her the neces- Alty of briuging her fnnoceut girls fnto the case, After *gomethiug too much of this," aud at & suggestion from thu Court that te question was bandly sn improper one, ehe gave tho usmes, and Gen, Stiles assurcd her then ho wouldn't harm her daughters for auythivg fu the world, Alr, Juckson examine his cllent as to the efdavlt, seeking to draw ous what he claimed 1o be & fact,—that whe swore to it without knowing just' what it charged, as, counsel as- dutned, a'great nany things were aworn to in tho Justice-shops, where thoy were frequently Hurred over, cte., ote. The effort was quite Auccessful, Bowmo minor pulots were also pap- tlally cleared u, at leust to the complatuaut’s satisfaction, whereupon ahe left the stand. TUE RBV. W. W, EVERTS 100k the stand, mod testiled that he was Present at Burke's Hotel with the parties one vening (n March, 1877, Swengel and & Con- ftable cama fn while witness and Mrs. Bwengel Mere there, but the Coustable didn't stay ous, Bwengel apurosched Mrs, 8. with some reproachiul ‘fuquiry about the mode of his M"’mt- The witness interposed to pacify o sod renowed the persuasions of ormer hour to show him whal an honoruble fi:uurmlu ought to do,~that il he wus not und elsewhere, he should vover the fofa: by :llrrvlng tho wota Witness had u leouwe, ich be produced, and which Sweugel sald was b= Fight. * Yet he put off marrlage with somo n;cn-u orother. It was an sffecting time for all ibem, witoess being anxious to have thom :e tle their troubles, and pleadiug with them, +freu with tears. In tho meantime, the Constu® '8 %83 hurrylog them IIK. witli threats to oxe- :',lhvl warrunt, Mrs. Hwenzel wak balf-freu- unl' would threaten to lesve, ete., but he o led her back, and the peraussions wers re- “cnd. After awhlle they signed the marrlage hucltm:nt. Bwengel throw lis arna arouud mr'.lnd they clasped thelr bunds, and the Doctor - arricd them then and there, closlug the solemn :fl(ve Wwith a prayer. After the céremony was dkn e witness led Mra, 8, to the sufs, sald .na Worda to them both, and shortly after- -r)»‘l- left the place. Bwengel expresscd the that tho marrisge should not b vublished, 82 witneas sascuted a l:‘Jn cto; iuation, witness sald the matter L 8tlout alterwards, Half a doren reporters Mter bim, snd msked him to explai the of theeald e fually made s statement to ane lul‘h ew. When e gat the license he bad no g ll:l'uy from Sweagal, but from Mrs. Bweunel rak f altorugy, aud Le was acting as s fricud ' Lanity, x mlulater of the Gospel, tryfug dq‘*nuu\z Lo mau to rcfill.r the wrong be lm?f' 11 they accepted bis uterpusitions, by b<re ]scr. all right; if uot, his morsl persuasion Suld eud, and sio must do as sbe would. Mo o ' way b bad forced theom to ma al- KUl had done that on a furtoer 'fl‘"" il York, even at the point of s pisto] ;‘! ter], sud be concetved ?;u his quty Lo act Ie ;"l:ly With any wan who misled & woman. L. talked with dwengel befors the mar- st t0d the lutter uever demurred to Moy Barke againit biw, but spoke only hu“."u‘"."‘ wisbivg to marry, alleatvg all Vo !tuu.u, Lut nover denylug the charge, i l\'-:um:l took her baud, it was uot to toper qer from falitig, Hu' had been pro- (g 1% UF W0 Lours, perbupw, seulnst marry- g en bub wheu By aud Siry, 8. siguea the am“‘"mfil sud clusped bauds, the wituess un- Rapyigod it u full wasent, sud pronouuced shy 1ot D BVt had peterred soverst vinos bls uuquestivuably bouest elorte b gt Bwengel todo what he cm-fld towards making reparation; GRN, 8TILES, who has consilderable of A reputetfon for acrcaem, and who had referred more than once to the “moral sussion® used, endeavoring un- successfully to ahow that s threat to executo he warrant was bebind it all, asked the Doctor il hie_regarded bia part in that Jittls scene at tho hotel, as well as in the anterior and subse- quev:z events, as an Instance of grest moral suasion, Dr. Everts saw the polnt, an® anawered that he hnd ncted consclantiounly ail through, and would do so again under similar circumatan 1n fact,” pald he, sl of us clergytnen try to o whst good wo can to save people from suffer- ing and, shame.”” “You call on us lawycers, too, sometimes, to hetp son, don’t youl" “Yea,” teplted the divine, with something more brond than a smile and something ap- proaching a laugh, as ho felt how ho was turn- ng the tables un the man of law, * Yes, when we can't do anything further with some people, we turn thein over Lo you lawyers." ‘The crowd appreciated the “repartee, and the Court himself smiled in a aignified sort of way. In response to soma further cross-questioniog, Everts exolained that Justice Wallace aod Charles I, lteed had, subsequent to the ceres mony, told him that the marriage was not legal- 1y correct, He admitted to them that it might niog be Lechnlcally right, but satd it was certaioly morally rizht, and that ought to make it legal. Yet be felt that he could not 2o back on their decision, and the result was his returning thy certificuto with the fodorsement obove re- ferred to. Mrs. Johnson testifled 1o Bwengel’s comine to Flood's, wacre Mrs. Swenizel was boarding, seeing her new-born cnild, petiing Mrs, Swen- gel, kissing her, ete. Mr. duckson offercd in ovidence what purport- od tobe i T8 DRCRER ottalned by Mrs, 8. from her former husband. Gen. Btiles objected to It on the ground ot fn- formality, the decrue stating no vause for di- voree, no pleadings, and being wanting, s Lo aleged, in othier inaterial respects. The Court evidently did not think the decree 8 good one. [n fact, he sald 1t struck bim as fatally defoctive on its face, £ Mr. Jackson profossed his ability to prove that it was In accordance with tho practice in New York. e bad no doubt it was a good decree., Qen. Ntiles had no doubt it was bogus; it had that look upon it, It was argued that - further timo should be given to obtain a verification of the decree. BWENOEL HIMSEL was thcnémt onthe stand. He (s 8 swarthy- lookiog, Otbetlo-visagea sort of 8 man, with o soft and rather winning volce, and his demeanor ‘waa one caleulated to Co some way towarda fin- pressing the observer with the genulnencsa of the role of martyr to o desfening woman, which 18 just about the part ho nssumes. He did not deny an unlawful inthinacy with Mrs. 8wengel, or Mrs Totten, or ‘“"f Genochlo, whatever the reader 18 pleased to call her, His attention was at firat directed to the scene at Burke's. The first thing he said to “her'as he called his alieged wife, wns: ¢ You have sworn rape on me. Do you know what that {s1" 8he replied that she did, whoreupon he ssked, ** Why did youdothat! Tt len't true,and you knaw it, and it 18 o great crime against mo.” Dr. Everts, the witness contlnued, sald, * It don't matter- about that, Tho charge Is doubtiess techuical. What we want s for you to marey this woman. It Is nothing but an honorable ace for you tu do s0.”” Witncss sald he couldn't; that he bad never promised to do so; that he never loved her; that he wouldn't warry her; but that he would provide for her until she could ko Eost to her relatives. But Dr, E cantinued biis persuasions,—eried, in fac! they were all very much affected. ‘He wa what affected himsclf. Sho sald she woula | a paper agreeing to zo East within a fow week: But all this thine Dr. Everts kept Inslstivg on the marrioge then and there, Witness remon- strated: told the Doctor he never was gulity of the crime, and insisted that the woman had vome to blin, aud vot be to her. But Dr, Everts stiil persfstud, remarking, a8 witness olleged,. It don’t matter about the charge. Prumise to anarry ber,” Witness told him that ho conld not snd would not marry her, but that he would provide for her as an honorable man should do. Aud be did subscquently, at Dr, Flood's, make sn agreement with hcr, to licr entire satisfac- tion, 0 provide for her, and alic had slgned {t1n the presence of Dr. Flood. Wihien they wero at the hotel, ho reeumed, after his declaration that he wouldu’t marry her, slic threatencd to poison heraelf, or to 2o whore hie would never see her again allve. 8be sturted out, but he calted hee back, and agsin nssured her thut ho would pro- vide for “her. And stil Dr. Everts In- sisted on the marriage, while wicness protested thut ho could not cousclen: tiously marry heri that ho bad never loved her; but that e woull suvport lier, Wit~ ness adwitted that be wus contused and nervous. They drew up a paoer lu which he agreed to support hier, und he took hold of her hund. The.sensation be experienced was ke an electrie slock. Something told blm, * Don't do it,” and he **just let go,” saying, *Doctor, [ can't marry hier, und I won’t muery her.! Thon ahe sort of swooned uway, Witness took hold of her hands to prevent ber from falling, aud while he held her Dr. Everts performed the cer- emony, aud proneunced them wan and wife, or somethtne of the kind, Thers wers no prayers, Dr. Everts produced the leense, and wiibess looked at it, but handed it buck, vot' knuwing what It had to do with this business, Theu she wanted him to take ter to the hotel, but be sald 1t wouldu't do: thut tiiey weren't married, and that the proprictor wold pug them out. After this timo their previously intimulo rolations ‘Were hot resuined. TIIR AURBEMENT OF SUPPONT was produced, slgued by Mury L. Genochlo, and reaiting thut, In- constderation of tho sald'sup- port, she released Wim from all clafms, and Kave him full, free, absolute, and houorable sutiafaction of all demands, ‘There were three coples of this document—one drawn up ut Burko's, n_copy of which ho ufterwards gare her in legal torm and kept a duplicate him- self, . Mrs. Bwengol was recalled by ber counsel for tho evident purpose of showiniz that the seree- ment was wrung from her against hor will, Her story regarding the slgning of the ‘"flw was 08 follows: Bwungel brought it to her bedside at Flood's, and reuad it_over to her, Lard} knew what it was, Thero was ono part wiilc] was very baraby, and, at her request, le atruck i out, ‘That was about afl she under- stood of it. fle wanted her to sign i, but stic said she couldu’t. Then lie sald, *You sign that, or go fute the street.” (1icra the witliess sgaln wept.) Bha hod no resources then except what e would ive her, and he had the heart- lessnuss Lo suigest Lhat she go tou charity- hospltal. “Why did you sign it (" asked her counsel, ¢ fome—to cover my head—bread—induced mo to sigu It," was the dramatic response, 4 What name did ho wll‘)‘uu to sigu (" 4 Mary L. Genochito. *Why,! sald T, ¢ Bwengel {s my name us It Is {uun and you are my own dear busband, Frank.! But notbiog would do but Mary L. Gienochio, [ wroto it lettor by let- ter with trembling Laud, pleading with biu not to uskme to algn it. Jut he Inalsted that if | didn’t sign 1t Mary L. Gebocblo I shouldn't havo e cent.” b‘wcu;iul was recalled, and of course denied thut b had uscd any threats, The only wit- ueas, Flood, was out of the clty, so it was im- mmlm-‘ o tell which ol the two-Keot closeat to tho sruth. ‘This completed all the testhinony, and the Court gave tue complajuant uotll the 24th 1o nake tho prumised verllication of the divorco record, e ——— VEGETABLE AND HUMAN DISEASES. The diseass known fa orange-culiure os the back,” churacterized by su unususl ap- pearance of thriftiness, s oxactly parslleled in tho buman systemn by the discase known as obesity, or exccasive fatncss, iy which the vie- tim appears to be enjoylug sn exceptional de- grec of physical vigor. Besldes belng & discase iu itself, obesity generates apoplexy and heart- discase, and its victims are peculisrly susceptl- ble to all forms of acute atfectious. Allan's Anti-Fat will reduce the bodily weight trom two to tive pounds per week, Try I¢, 3}l yeo beavily burdened oues! Sold by druggists. ——————— WANTED—$26,000,000. Ban Fraxcisco, Cal,, Oct. 15.—J, H. Burke, stockbotder {utbs Consolidated Virginia Mtolog Cowmpaoy, bas brought sult 1o tne Tweuty-third Diatrict Court torecover fromJ. 0. Flood, J. W. Mackey, J. G. Fair, and the Pacitic Mill & Min- fug Company $26,000,000, alleged to have been wrougtully diverted fiom the stockbolders ot the Cousolldutesd Visginia by the detendauts, tu the munipulation of ores aud the reteation of tattlupsof the Company. THAT BARROW TRAMP. Baw Fraxoisco, Cal, Oct. 15.—R. Lyman Potter, the wboelbarrow man, arrived about noon to-day, A crowd followed binn through the streots. . . This aod That. . Priladrivhia Chrowicle- lerald, When & woiuah gets 8 red spot on the end of charitably remarks that her r; but just let that red spot sppvar O A wavn's wuse, aud everyose will declure they swell whisky as swou s thoy got within twenty feet of Luu. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1878 have been treated tin the printed reports sv pay- ments for Josne fnatend of for land, cte.. tham giving tise to misapprehension. Yet the iteme sre 'iIE SOUTI PARKS. not rce hia caller. Tle fiad a eold. Mr. Havemeyer has dlaq two aiiressen, and fg belleved to have & rd. > Thia third-addrees i **ont of town, properly and correctly clssaificd on the books of | the reporter believen that this laet fa Mr. ave- the Comm megera favonte. At reridence in Fiftharenae on. "They fartner state that they conld not eheck the CANCELED INTELRST COUPONS, becausa thay were **pasted” fn & book, while Mr. Meshelke Is reportod as efating thi Satisfaciory Results of an Ex- amination of tho Ac- the servant conld (or would) tell Hitle abont him, A0t ed ntterly at & lnaw 0 know what he wonht doif it became nccensary to communicata with 4 *the | Havemever. Athiaafice Mr. Havemeyer {4 alleged Counts, could not get at the redeemed conpona to properly | 1o Abpear at irregnlar intervals, the time and check them, s they had been paated in mG In | duration of which no man knows, From the fact such & manner as to make 1t ntierly imposible to | that the reporter called there repeatedly and apent one afternoon in vain And_patient occupaney of an office-chair, be s strongly Inclined to the helief that there 1a 1o auch person an Mr, Havemerer in existence, ‘‘From morn to noon, fram noon to dewy =ve," from eve to midnight, snd thereafter ot Irequent intervale, the reportor'sa - due feot never fafled ™ to viait Mr, Marpic'a restdence. The pationt #ecker after news repented the uperation on the following day. I ir pleassd to be able to ray that Mr, Marhie'a matd servant Ie coutteonn and patlent. and 1hat she alwaya knowa that he In Cortain Allegations Made by Other Ex- perta Denied—The Byatem of Bookkeaping. nee what they were untll they had been sosked off Aud properly reconstrncted. " We have critically rxamined every page of the foar volumes in wfluln the canceled conpona are prererved, and find that the back of each coupon 1s neatly pasted to the leaf In ita numetical order: that the coupone of each bond are to be fannd on the same rnlfi; that the face of every coupon i pisinly viaible and can he read with essc; that none of the pares arc fasiened teady refercnce; The Bonth Park Commissioners held their eemi-monthly seasfon’at the office of the Board yesterday afternooo, President Morgan In the chalr, There wera present Commissioners Mor- &an, Prico, Cornell, and Walsh. ‘The first busi- ness before the Board was the suditing of together so a¢ to Impede they show no sizns of having Leen *'noaked off," or 10 have ever required pro but that they are properly nrranged, neatly kept, and thoroughly in condition for exsm- ination at any time, ot 8t hoine, ard never kiows when he will return, known, At his cluby ne 1n knawn, thouvh how he excepting through tradition, it {8 hard to itdoca not appoar that he viata [t, \Whaf 3 CURRENT OFINION, ‘The ** Ohio ides " is no longer to water the corrency with frredeemable shinplasters; it fs to sustain the resumption sct and make evary fl;-:m-ck worlh i face In gold.—Cleveland Ler p.). A compositor in an Easatern office, who favors the fiat-money heresy, was complaiping of his Inabliity to vrocnre m *‘sub,' **Oh! no tronble ahout that. " sald a Repnblican who worked attho next **frame." **Juat writo *This ix 5 sub'on a y!eu of paver, and leave it on your care. The foreman will anderstand,” Hut the fiat man didu't try the experiment, B ‘The brand of frand haa at last been placed whero it belongs. upon the brow of S8amuel J, Tite loner Lo the Toard of County Commis. mioners do not puepors to conisin & copy of thelr books of account, nof to gire all the detaila of each transaction. but aro such an abatract of mary of tho accounts a8 wili convey, a8 required by Iaw, ® foll and proper understanding of the *< ncts and doings ** of tue Commissioners. Were the business of the Commissioners Jmited 84,070 of monthly bills, which were ordcred In view of these yacta, we are at a loen to account | Tilden, Tiavemeyer. and Marnle y have | paid. The'Auditor was euthorized to pay for the | f0F the staten ot e e nd A, e aabiets of the cipher Mliapalchun v Ahetelore cobble-stones used on (rova Parkway, and also | foandation. —— for the coa! for theconservatorles, The Hortle | 10 Order to fuliy settle all questions satothe | myrys PNRATNAGE AMENDMENT. cuitural Committee wete authorized to replace | Sniioum: Sra fo00ke of the South Park Com, i such trees and shrubs as haye dled. The Con- | checkeu them from the commencement of the Tteanons for Its Adoption, struction Committes wera fnstructed to repalr | Ifurt 1o Dec, L 1%i7, and have found themtobe | ooy 1o 1w, 1il., Oct. .~ 7o the Public: We the sidewalk from the Btock-Yards Railroad | * we herewltn mnbmit balance sheets for each | respectfully Invite your sttention to the pro- track to Oakwoods, on the esst sldo of Grovo | of * the “facal SN ending Dee. b P72 | posed smendment to the Constitution on the Parkway, at an expense not to exceed 8300, A | 19, 247 ;ndu"expend:lm:l:l“n{ o e 5. | subject of drainage. It s of the grentest m- petition ukln: for the clompl;::un II;I' I“:: l;;:rk W3T: lollytlt:l ;tl.;’(er&ent l:rn llll‘pily‘u_'t;h {:om portance to the people of the Btate, and, s rea- o - | commencement o o Lrig ec, 1, { Alate- S Bouth Park arnue, {rom KLU0 FULE: | fomme af s tosans s e sht srasunisay | sone why t stiould be developed, we sssign the expert accountants who had been sppointed fo | #8ine period, ctc., ete. following, to-wit: examina the accounts of the Board made thelr Allof which {u respectfully submitted. First—=1he amendment is nothlng new, but r!n(&l’l' howing that thcu l;fnnnnr of lr]re‘;mlnxnm ‘é’“}:\‘";“.':h-un; Accountants, nnly proposes to make tn? Consuu:lu?n ol 1870 in the acconnts were totally uofounded. PO il dedicd i 4 what the framers thereof supposed it wus, on ‘Tho report i as follows: ubl ¢ drainage, before the Supreme ALyont :::‘“r" watave :"’,“i‘l‘““ inlothe ?“l‘: ! :!‘:::;.lncv?lt ,nn mm::n’ntlan. i ments contained In a repartof Meaere, ¢, Mechelke ; 7 0 Williaar D, Br Abderson addrearcd 1o the Second—Tne act of the Leglslature passed fn mn:‘noc:!(;:nnlrnlél’fn :11 :;.': .Ilm:% fl",(,:"“".:’ r(i;':im' 1871, conslsting of some fifty-odd sectiovs, pro- 8 refering to the acco onr g O o araluation and combarieon of Loa houks ot il " for b _ conshruction oK . -aviie, the South Park CommIssioners witn their printed ditches, and levees, orall of it that {a of aoy reporta, wo find nothing to Jnatify the cuncinsions valuc, has, by the Bupreme Court, been declared hel! unconstitutlonal. Third—Extensive works In various parts of the State have Leen commenced, and I xoms cases completed, under sala act, which cannot be finished or kept in repair without the adop- tion of this amcndment, and thy passaze of leg- Islation uuder 1t. Hourth—The benefits of these works, and the vast amount of money expended fn construct- {og them, will be lowt uless the amendment {s adupted. u:lu-\vel, to simple cash iramsactiona, tueir | , “ " Fifth—The lands to be 1Mmed ount f [ s a . | den. The New Yotk Sun will bave fo get & rnesr ifth nds recidimed smount in achary ..,;‘.',',..‘}.".'30:,?;‘: “.‘,,5"..,‘ 53,1',‘."2.’;’.‘,‘.’., cut, ‘The tramelation of the cipher dispatclies | Found numbers to 1,800,000 acres, worth but lit- tle without. drainase, Nizth—When reclaimed, it {8 estimated they will be worth at least $40,000,000 more than they arc now, and will add that much to the tazaole wealth of the State, over and above their pres- ent yalue, Seventh—Tuls s not s proposition to tax the fand of any man without bis consent, and not even by Lis “cousent, unless s louds are bene- fited Ly the propuscd work, and then only to the extent of the benetit. \ghth—I1 the ahove reasons sre aufficient, we ask that every friend of the measure give it his active suoport at the comiug election, for, If uot adopted this full, It canuot_be voted upon ugain untll 1883, (See Art, 14, Bec. 2, of the Conati- rutfon of 1870.) Ninth—1his 1,600,000 acres of land consists mostly of swampa, bogs, and lakes, worthlcss in Its “present conditlon for nzricuitural pur- voses, und rendering the surrounding country unhealthy by reason of its missmatic utmos- phere. It ia proposed to reclaim this land by dralos snd levecs, The amendment does not authurlze any expenditure of the public money, or auy tax to be fevied or debt created, for the purpose, but slinply that the Legislature shall have the right ta authorize the fmprovement, snd that the land benetited sholl vay the ex- nse. Without such a luw o dratu could nou ¢ cut acruss the land of an obstiuate owner, however much it might be needed to drain » whole county, and although it mlznt reclaim his own land. Even the owner of the land can- not be made peraonally responstble lor bis share of the expense, but nis tract ol land reclaimed would be lable for its benefits and no more, which he could pav or not, as_be chose. If he did ot see proper to pay i, the land, now wholly worthiess, might besold, Thus the londs are made toreclaim themsefves. Itisnota propo- sitlon to tax the State, the county, ur any munle- ipality, to coustruct any draty, diteh, or levee, The parties owning theee lands are not ssking noney, or dunatlons, or contributions, but sim- Dly thie rght of reclaiming the landa st their own z-x‘n:mc. It Is the permission to help thewmseives that they are asking, ond not the as- slstance of otbers. “Suuthern and Central illi- nots peed this amendment very wuch, Those discrepancies between report and cash-book conld ocenr. Botin more complicated matters, where *$offseta, " etc., occur in settiement, and fuch gffaets aré covered by journnl airler, tle failure 10 report these would Jead Lo mnisapprehension and error, and the real nature and extent of the 1rans- :ctlom ':oum hln l&hn rnpr:ngsled. “l’ln:xiu l:flb:n een customaty In the renorts 10 amplify theatate- L ments of suchi transactiony #0 84 to convey a fu)f | BAWEe.—Lortland Fresa (Zep. ). nnfltnl(nnddlnl of thein: ldnd :‘h‘e& m;om:m‘nlu What does Wade Hampton mean by talk- **rocelvad " or expenaed ' ue nomina| fncreasad, 1t Wen fomud to ba ollvet by & simiiar | DX to the colored cltizens of South Carolina in amount on the opposite aide of the uccount as duly | thisnway: **You can, my colored friends, have fepresented by ‘the entries on tho books of the | your sliars of South Carollns—you can have alt Commlssioners, the » of rust | the share that anycitizen hes—youcan ald in funds belng In_no oy ailected, the cash balance | enoosing ts ralern, and, If you show yoursclves remaining the same. In making such reports, this practice is well | Worthy, honest. and capable, you can become known to all accountants as necessary in this form oficetolders yourselvcn, But you can do it unly of sccotint 10 convey 8 camprehensive {dea of | inonu was, and that is by joining this strong, the traneactions: and It la consequentty not usual | Zrand old Democratic party.™ The men to whom for sccountanta of respectabllity to report suchi | Wade Hampton talks in_tufs condesconiine way . aro not slaves or freedmen; they are American plifications '’ as ** diecrepancies ' whero shey > fhle on the Y | citizens. “Thelr rights undsr the law nre eqanl and BoLony isthle an the ook, snll explankle, | O e ERilvo tn ons amtae e o e a but where such **dlscrepancica™ could not possi- at i rant doea e presumc tosay £o them that they shali biy be investigated without the cxplanation betng Tt have this of that. anless they vote &s hcf"nu atoncediectivrred, Tien tor | That Kind of talk cotnce with_ a0 onpe- THE * DISCREPANCIES'! cially bad geace from the mouth of Wade Hamp- roferted to by Measrs, Mechelke aud Anderson are | FI1Y b1 geace fron ey, 4 moutly of (his dencription, and we will now pro- €ced (o explatn them seriatin: Tho last—no, not perhaps the last, but the Glimercnss o losne= Iatost—of the dnmaing clpber diepatches on the {uulm- r cash-book.... Presidency, I1stho followlog, sent by Smith M, Weed to Samuel J. Tildon: **Discrepagey *. s2.000 | Ve This no-called ** dincrepanes acisea thus: The | (COLENAIs, #. C.. Nov. 13.—Absclntely Peterburg Commisstoncts purchased $1,000 of thelr own fifiymflfl'fi%fi ::.".:"3.";3.*.‘:‘-’.’“1255“&‘.“—’:‘..‘: 1 bnua;'n.- uu‘cnu‘n':.g{wml: i hma lh;:: -sn;unéxol will, W, payable therefor $8,500 net. ‘Choy paid $2,% Which, bolug trannlated, means: on secount, whlet! was chiarged (emporarily 10 | goyamas .. Nov. KT Netnrotng Dosrd can Aeiy DAL 10 S oIt BaId he mandin e | Peropured sy, i o acport 63 U Miky v 'y ako 41 m| **du of cuume, dediicied, masing the alance of 36,000 | Wur e I TR ‘which sluount, on entering up the \ran ., 18 The public walts with & good deal of impatience sliown Ly tiie Gasti-D0oK e puld and chargcd 0'tho | to knaw what nuswer was aett L0 {his Thom Mr, bond account. Joarnal entries Wers then made, | Tiden's unsuthortzed and irrespousible agent at Ly which the bond accuunt (which fa carricd ot | No, 16 Gramercy Dark. Was 18+ Yew, 1f only var) was charged witl the 82,600 previously paid, | done oncet'—New Jork Graphlc (ud.). 8a well as with the 8500 of discount, thess There was once n ecrat socloty fn which amounts betny crodited up to marzin account xnd the candldate, after belng thoroughly hoodwinked, to discount un_bonds Feepectively. 1t in to bo noted that th 82,500 was paid in 0o B4cal JeT | v e hefors tne Grand Chancelior, o invested with the Insignia of the order.' and subjected 1o and the 83,000 i the next. Had the printed roport strictly corresponded (as e St KHs Inalgalk Conaatad ot close examination. " ainted of a & ; ne foor's cap, three foct bigh,and otier riliculons | 1048 Whet reclatmed, will bo'among the rick it which passed between Gramercy Park and Demo- cratic visiting statesmon in ¥Flotlds, furnished by the New York Tribune, proves beyond a reasona- ble donbt the truth of the accusation that Mr. Tii- den attempted to bribe the Florida Returniug Bonrd. The rory of the intrigne and ite Isilure can be roa’ by no American without a fecling of 419,300 17,0 inz, llence, tho s Mesurs, Mecholke and Andorson insinuaste it shounsd Live doue) with the entey I o cuali-uovky it yousd liavo Indlicated that 83,000 liad beon paldfor [ pgormments, 4o founy (hat the command, ** No 3 ich would have been mislesa- 4 L Tenth vou favor thisameudmeut, sce that called ** dixcrepancy ™ in this | 1evity on the part of the brethren.” hud (o be con- | the words, ** For Proposed Amendment o Sec, case oriscs (rom th treating of the $2,500 (origi- | stantly repeated with sober emphasin, The candl- | 81 of Art. 4 of the Constitution,” be printed on nutly charged to morgin account) 2a recelved on | date stoud eroct and ‘Thred awords wers | all the tickets of all the parties, as every vote the une hian and disbursed on the other, with a | clashed above his b tuartial song wad sung, | not for it fs o vote against it. Respectfull viow of thuruughly explaining the transactlon: and | and then Le was tol; **8tand llke the sculptured e L tafield, I » it will he furtticr obsorved that the transaction fa | marbles on the of Altorf, wiich, g l"“;‘tffi'm"" D T roporied strictly in hecordance with tho entries in they look life, thie casn-book #nd jonraal combined. ‘ml o 'x'huufin T ok noither speak nor move,” The 108 Tawix, Pittedeld, Impresalve—on the candidstes, As 5 EiL, Scolt (Jmnl'ly. m. OF ashinitar character is the ‘*discrepancy® in | to the brethren, they suffered thy pangs of suffo. SR ' the ftem “dllwuull.‘nn bonds, $850," wmm{ not g:lml»lllnunu;l‘ lflum;‘hu:l the 0""':"( mm;dau.:r }:ifi:i.‘.‘-:’?"fi« 3 m"fl:‘«":’«:fl"m Delng monoy actually received, does not ar i ores Alsnton Marble reminds ope of the - Ourrsoy, 2 1L o ) H 5 m':-p;':'fmn: ‘s geulmured marbles on the gatew of Altorf, Jaxes -“-“wu'fl-l\)'i Rock lstund, M), 3 the cash-book, while It duva appen report, added 'on the one aide of the acoount to the actual amount pald for the bonds, white it |s croaited on the uther xide as rocelved. Five hun dred dollars of this amount has becn already furred 10 80 part of the 3, 000 maitor, TUE NEXT DISCREPANCY " pointed ont by Messrs. Mccheike and Anderson oc- curs in the account of Mr, Bridge, namely: Tucofpta per roport, Hecelpia per walit Citanes ATkixrax, Moliar, 11, Jonx Drene, Molie, 111, 3. M, dovsw, Moline, 41, Hexny D which, though they look life, uelther wpeak nor move.” Cannot the Yribund wake him upr— Newark Arertiser (Rep.), - Poe's famouns story of **The Gold Dug" pales into Insigniicance In comparison with the il story which Las just commenced in the Dally bune. We know not which to admire most, the extraordluary lnck—or extraorninary mansgement ~—which Law brought into it hands 200 cipher als- patches sent by the Democratic managors over Lhe . wires pending the Electoral count; or the de- | uatilno'clock p, 1. during the week, sud aatil v p. m. tective siill with which tho clpher Lag boen dls- | SIS\ pouiseiiers and Stattoners, 123 Sewnlealer. Statloner, etc., 1000 Western- i, Beott County, 111, Bay Crank, Kindernook, 111, Cuances Do uast, Ienry County, Til HIEANCIL OF RTO AC DATE R pALroos througuout the clty wo hiave cacaiishied, Branch Offices in the different Divislons, aa designatad’ helow, where advertisemicnts will aken for the satur drice aé charged t (he Maw Otice,and will be received Tho facts aro: Mr, Urldga collected from the ssles of tax cer: tincaiea, o, " covered; or tho editorfal ekill with which tue Tw:mpm'cl‘r‘nn--l. pablic appetita had ieen whetted (0 the tast do- { 8. 3. WALDEN, na dlaburye: misianers as follows: N Weat stadisun: KOBEIT To ¥jicl o0 "lia eontract as un oflset A X ¢ gree of linpatience for the full pubdlication and A Pt B e | Briailis S, domed ik Bub | ot st S S cu inc A ratic ¢ ved —including, wo sro 4 e 3 ‘s o sundry expeisca INGHESL Uy AiF, v Z, WO BIO surry it aweler, Newajealer, and Paacy corner Linvolis. CFXY REAL ENTATE. -$1,700 WILL BUY A new, with alt cunvenlene: to may, Mr. Tilden himself (for, though no dis- putches sre signed by hint, they were sent to und snawored from his housg)--must either adord some other interpretation of them, or bo convicted by their sllence of mpting & fraud that dwarfs that T2u Lake-s fn ths purctiass o sulo it , 810, 8 Afubist aid 1o the Hiingl « inge Bank on sccount 000 a8 ordered by the . 14,044 ; of Tweed Into micsuscople proportions, 1 the roadinene bl waukve oatrich aufers ta licud to bide in, the rand wnuch A B O R e oo W v atovort “Tie “lines oy es s . } 3 b 4 aanastrens X Jou_HAL DTS ON DEARIIRN-AV. ~ AND couform to ab- on wol ¢ 4 uren ut supe (orste., Letween hiaie b o Ve e eupartad dhitey of the futurs. for both of Which vervices It deserves 145 Apply Lo OW! 1he thanks of 1he Amencan veople, *Tis explora. fiuns ** througt the dars contineut ™ zival Hioss of the New York flerald in the person of the futrepid Slanley,— CArustian Unlon {lieacher), ‘Theru hins beon during the whole of this suminer and fall campalim & great varlety of opin- ion 10 the Dewocratic party as to the boat metliod of defeating our polltical ememies: anid thera has been sppirent personsl jealousy, tresson ogainat Recelpte from special assesament, fax cer- tifcates, nocried 1aLOrUs, OLO. oo v, 72,325.0; which weuld have bevn #* gross imlsreuresentation, a4 well a8 a concealment of tho fact that Mr, Dridge bud raceivad a larzer winounl, and bad divonrsed u considerable sum, by authority of the Commiskion- ers, and {ur account of the tru; Hence tho roport gives the Total reccipts (and not Lho net receivts) and disbursenients, se showa by the cash-book and by the Journsl eutries com. 100 WILL DY A BEAUTIFUL LOT o drpat, Bt Lagrange. 7 tilles ‘trom duwi ail $3 monthily; chicaps tn market, sl shown fr al fare, M0 ceiita, TRA WEOWN, 143 Lasatle-ot., bioomn 4, ___COUNTRY KEAL ENTA’ -l;{juu'm.\unn FALMS IN JUWA L provert) Heativnd ¥ binud, tho party, and scandalous defection from th Srequently Lo buukiis very Tuw, and the Woreaze [0 s1Ea" party, A 306 08 atd: (hore ‘are fne fama. willy t |i"“ MBLE. TDICNREAN Y wanieation; but the fnal reault bias boan u galu for | Titen sliresas ot Tarijoe 1040 o and TorT without are as folluwa: tho people. As It has boen, 80 1t shall bo, for we | IBe. Geiay of breakthy, buliug, €10, Addreas CIN- ltecolipis trom phusions: Cl‘kNl:\"lyEB‘ Ligeoln, Neb. OF Fepurt et — e —— aah- LGk RDING AND LODGING, Wost Siae, v dopot expect tuat the Democratic party will be any more united in action, oF auy moro agreod as 10 policy, than it has been, Col, NDowdall, of the Peoria Democrat [Dom, ), will retsin, and possibly Dffereiics. ... e pie Trou) sURdry sotrces: Teport, CRNTRE-AV. — FURKISHED ROOMA, W exteud, the reputation he won fu 1888, and will, 11 fl'fmn oF with s, batli, hot and colil '.'Jl! when hls intellcct I fally fred o, proponnd un. | €onYeulent 1o Madisn-st, carv: torus reasounble. 474 | gnewer tothe creutive powsr of South Sl from the fact that at the | Cougry The Quincy Heraid {Dom. | will insist SOV I—A NICE_ABSORTSIENT 1o of cloatug she accounts for the lscal year the | thac vrincipal object of eatabilsh. uturnintied Fooms W Feat, Wit iWo amoants of $760.20 and $674.02 ned uotas | jny Puderal Goverument 1o thu fm- board als, 2 yet been doposited -with the Treasuter, but re- | provement of ihe Quincy barvor, and will malned in tne Lands of the Sccrctary (who Is un- | shy cold sshes from the doad camp-tres North Slae, der bonds) ; bui a¢ these suiounts should be shown | of' Whikgery st il who presume lo doudl its AND NORTIL CLAKI FINST.CLASS Lu the sccounts of tho Becsl year to waich they | wisdom or urthudoxy, Democratic speskers will belonged, they were incluaed In the report, on tho | denounce the tendency toward centralization mani- ono side &8 recelved aud o tho otber side added 10 | fus: i Hepablican policics, and tnen, after taking the cash on hsnd. An express record thal these | a frosh sip of water, will ** pass to & consitderation buard, with reow, 34 to 8¢ week, with use of Viany and baiti aay-boand, S0,k amounts were su hield, temporsrily, by the Becre- | of tuo finance question, ™ and show that Congreas [ JOSULISH UOUAK ~ PRICES CED - DAY. et ‘Cheh- ool at e Commuie: | oreaaiiige quaion,” ad shln shat Coarvas | TS oo ML Yol midte st i board, wa a1 Infuried, was sven by Musire, e reioan s wxplal . e (01 ug fully vxplal « mnchl‘?ol‘fi"..'.lm mt ending Dec. 1, 1677, helks and Andsreon tuat the differences, oxc cases, atise frow the amplication sury ip Order tust thu trsusaction poried fu & way io be proprly uuderstood. © are con every mau's labor or property by indating v coie tracting the cusrency wb piedsure. Domocrats in | ) dubt and Democrats in doubt will becoma canverta 10 the progrussive schume of Upance, snd will straightway Join the nearvat Greenback Clab, and wiite to diate Priater Expert Magle **for ducu- weuta.” " Old Democrats of the faith of Jeflerson and Jacksun, of Sllav Wrigat and Benlon, will Iouk va 8¢ the bunt alter tho Lirds nests Of o pre- Istoric era, and wili wwour that the party 1s rulucd TINDSOIL HOUSE, 178 BTAT! OPFOSITE Patiner Huuse~{tuotn sad buard, "85 to #7 ter ok Day buard B per werk. Taubivat, $1.s0pst tho sa-called ** dli __LOST AND FOUNT. JOUSDGCT, 1 A BAY HOUSE 1N TOONTERGT 1 SATNERES chiaryes, aud prove prupercy. ad to add Lbat the Fepurt of Ll and the country goue to lsdes, —Springfeid (241.) OST~EARLY PART 1.3 3 «,u:rr t tlemieu clearly sbows fhat tbey had iaves! i "y + adaressed 1o lady 13 Clarendon, Y. Wil Suder A lea those fsmis That Yhay Rl itaced, tharm uat, | Segiiér tliom.} slud et vewarlel,”OF sdiréun . T. TAYLG, and knew of what tney consisied; aud hat thoy were coverud by uffsets whico duly sppesrod on thu ks of the Commissioners; aud that they wero ‘T'o gratify the urgent demre on tho part of oo i e o the public to know whether the persons named fu "-;Sl‘{l'&rll‘v"ug l'”n}al:’fl‘fiul: 1oyToET e 2 Lake-st. bridgu, w 9 4 k tho elpler dispatches bad soy reply 1o make 10 | ors ‘bho Ruder whil Le rewsrded by leavidg $he s8in0 ::‘é:nkh.'"::ul';hm" m“’f&m?.lh:"’ .flt..":.‘f,‘ their publication, aud if they proposed to make | 84330 Bouthi Wate et N toshow the transactions more cicarly and con- | aoy public esplaostiun, & Jera’d reporter waa ln- OST—ON “ P ‘nll 3 r"“:'\x"-fla u:{‘zmw. claely. Yot thess gvatlemen bavecoucculed the | structed to swok for Mr. Tllueg, for Mr, ileury it iy e Spencr stiathods bisasa pes uru to 1448 Praln wud olige tic uwier. luipl : % 57:‘.11‘:':::"!33:‘“!‘:2&:41qn'ud"gfirrcul:ficyn:fl"u:fi: Uavemeyer, aod for Mr. Manton Marble, and 1o [o8T-AT THE ITION BUILDING MON: 16 Sccuunts, o {nsinustion Which we du Dut Sud | ODIIIR s0ws ort of anawer o lis questions. Ap- sy, Oct, 14 e eaicl, iy dhder, un 10 be justidea by the fucts. proclating its dificaliles, Liv pondered dewply over :uflmflllwim Washlogluu-at., will bu weil Mesurw. Mochelka aud Anderson b mado & the wodertaklog, sad with trm resolves set forth, compilation from the priuted snuusl reports, by 0sT-0N WAHA? o RKATL BURLINGT wlnc%n‘ shoy appest L0 wuow that he Comuiissioner Ohrjanaly “’,' :':; ‘:“ :.‘ lr:'.d m‘: ‘1'|" ‘:,::‘:h-' e nmxf".urr",f”:fo’n'a‘:'a’m'-:z";nf“‘r"xnuu Liss pad 0t 0B #CCOUDS of goutlemen, fur the Intervivwer as woll s the cov | oot oo N CNR R ot A UL Cors TEMPOKARY LOANS Yearos 10 appreciate the necessily of primarily | yorbiate 804 Lake ate. opwards of §150,000 wiore Lhan it bad received | captariog his gewe. Mr. Tilden has twu ad- L "9 YEA OF AGE, fiou 1he akmy source ub 10" Duc. 1 16TT. That | Grcases—ooy ‘Lo hle Jaw . odicy, — and STokK B RAUS P ACK this fa not the fact isehown coaclusively dy thu | other ble resldence, To bis otica the res | cornerCena s eward wil ho 1 aug Ma ald on returi L 100 W (u blud whiosi. :lufi.llimvk vitin kb Louks Gf the Copiwivalonsrs, fruns which'we have | porter went fiet. **Mr. Tilden s not ln, takea off, and herewith append 84 80 e3nibit, 8 full | **is bhe **0b, yes," said Lhe statement of tho bille-paysulo sccount, dncluding | et be be there during tho dsyr’ H say." A later Visit had 8 temporary-loan uccoutit, ffow the commency - OF TIE WAGON WIO FOUND t meitcal case please deliver suck 10 Mr. [ cf **lwpossible to went of 'n'.'.' trust ‘w Dec. 1, lfl"fl. LY whlco it is |lmlll:r xn:u. nmlu. ln{tdlfl"kl umn]!lllcfie‘l;(rl.ll‘ur ul aud get s Lberal Fewarnd. shows that tuere fe DO uxccss of psyment onac- | abuther Ao more Hucat clerk explaived that Mr. ey Sount of foans, 4 charged. o Tilden scldom visitud bis ofice. wendwiched bu- TO EXCHAX L et Bus as bills'paysdiv account {s used both for | twewn Lhese Visile wore calls at his heuse. At the KEAL ESTATH FOY loans aud for laud liaoflitics, somo mixture of the | fret of these the scrvant rewarked with calm i Hquore; #he dod trady, two classcs of‘ludeviconcas Lias occurred fu Lhe | iriumpn tust Mr. Tilden wis not L. **Would be 174 Déurboru peluted fvporws; suie cerdicates of ludebteducas | be o s00n’ fwpossible W aay." A secoud ongiually lesued for laud parchased, eic., baviug, | Hugat tae oell brought suotber servunt tu fhe _STOBAUE, _ - whitn matured, beeu renewed se lodus. the uatute | door, who cuneuted, thuugl with avpareat ro- ARMIAGES. MENCHANDISE BTOK- of tae_ oblixavion belug tuds coapxed; and when luctance, Lo tase us calle: ouch certificatlss bave becn wveutually paid thuy Ue " prescotly Telured, asylog that Mz, e 5 ads, 10 ye year; wonsy loausd luwess Tiden was 11l a0d coald N R AR Fetes L guud b cunity withiuai fuiioral, 160 W, duuiog, WANTED=-MALE HELP, Neokkeepers. Clerkn, &ce ANTED-A TOUNO MAN T0 WRITE LETTERS, musthe an A1 penman snd nndersiand hook. Keeping, Addres % w2 Trnmne ica o) VoK Traaes. WASIED-DUTCERS THAT UNDERSTAND boning mest. | Appiy to Chicagn Mesi Iresery: 1og Company, corner Lasalle and Michir TED-IMMEDIATELY =2 EXPERTENCED thing catizrs,| ADplY (0 JHON A HAAKVIG “YA.‘I & 5t ‘VA TRUZBUT INAWHDLESALE MEAT- market; & X0 Jesman and acoualnted with Chicago trade, _Addresy N 11, Trihunc omce. Waszen NING- WORKN—A COM- petenit man in the icorching-rootn; !_!_B_flJDD\L Corner Lavalle snd Michigs . ANTED=A DECORATIVE PAINTER TO DFC- vt coolers; must be pest. qul MARTELL'S Maafy. Go., orats som and reasonabic i cl 4 150 (ichigancet, e A e il idrance, WANAAW e A R W!’flL;N SULLS, Warsaw, sll. NBWITH WHU TAN _WORRR_ 0 {zediron. Apply 1o R. GHIFFITH, Rin teenth nd Grove-sts, VWALIEG=TwO " QUICK BilG) (AL sewed work ¢ 100 East Harvhonat, VWASTED-SIX 600D BOLDERERS AT 43 ANTI45 South Franklln-st. ) VWASTED-MAS T0 HUN STICRER ON DOOKS of i qand vash. GUSTORK L'CU., Twentletii-at., weat Tenmstors, &ce TWASTED-A COACHMAN: ONE WILLING TO inake himeeif gencraily nsefals must brini hest gntl'lz references. Apply 8t No. 44U West Washiug- Emplorment Agencless TWALTED = BUIEDIATELY — 50 RATLROAD Suuthern Towi free tare: 3 thest w. o el L s . cum &GO, 5% bt WARF \VA“TID 700 RATLROAD LABOKED L& It in dowas 100 for the ¢, HIA R. mota 5 10%a and iinnc) B, 21 Weat andolph-t. Miscellnneou VWASTED-EVERY MAN XD ent out of employment to call us anid get nk poeitton st kout par. Dyt detay, Uit in xate 1his 81 once by callfng ‘st **indoor and Qut™ office, 202, 204 aud 2008 liandoiph-st. ‘vAx'rl»:D—sml!:n_ HOSTLER “A:'I_‘ BASSETTS LADY AT PRI or “Btavies, tear of 18 Harman-co ANTED-A GOOD 2t ‘and erritary In the talo; air salary paid. Call oraidress La Bolle Manufacturing Co.. 03 Ciark. VW ANTED-HoT—uogn wiiTdl with Pt QX class refereaces. " NIGULL, the Talior, 114 Boutt VY A Tanety amt Jowelry south DR. PADDUCK, 190 Last Nontas-si A" WHOL] E » Call l_l‘m “'l‘lh_l'flfl(fl“ ANTED. ENGETIC CITY BALESMAS tu handin & fast-schiing and bigxcet money-mak- ln f LDE senson; Mmust be (avorably knawn to ety trade. and with sonia money ot haod. Ap- DIF 8¢ 205 Sorth State-at., Dasenient. N EALTERS PUBLISHIS office {n Chicago wants an agent as aasisiant manswer: to mab of good execulive abuity, N 10, 7 ANTED-50 EXPERIENCE {nonk, 3 e M. T. AMES & C Y'V;l;fi’il MEN TO AMEIICAY N WANIED-PORTEL 1 nishing hutise. NEW ATTICLES, rices given. D-_FEMALE ¥ Domestics, “YAB'TEI)—A NEAT GINiL FOR GENERAL Dousework: Germap, Swede, or Narweglan. Ap- ply tmmedistely at 472 WaUsSh-av, \zs OOD GIRT, FORLIGHT G Dousework. Call after' 3 o'clock, GHANGER, 413 Calumet-av., ne: VWANTED-AT 8i3 SOUTI - P ¥ “Bwuide glri fur cooking, waahing, sud | ANTE GNF WO GOOD GIRLS, and faundress, and Loe other as house 88 1003 Michigan av. ANTED=-A GOOD man to couk, waa Togulre b bakery, 160 ¥ " G K atid ooe for second work and aewing, o go w Hyde "ari: five in (amiiy Koud wages Lo conge tent girle. ADpIY st 143 Statesat, 10 10 12 & M. i Rofervnces requlired. 7T ANTED=TWD GOOD GIRLS, ONE FOIt COOR: g, wai(ng, ahil lrotug, the other for secand k: small family, Only Gerinans or Swedes heed 24 Fast sixieenth-at. TANTED=A GIRL TO DO GENEKAL HOUSE: ork, weshing, and Ironiug. coue el recommended. _loqulre at 114 Vernun TWANTED-A FLUST-CLALS GHAM ieliva Court Holel, 203 aid VWASTEL-A "GIL" FOR- GENEL HuUs Welod.nork, two o family, kood waKes, at 193 South ‘00d-8t, ey GIL AT M A TEI—A GOOD G weneral housework, WWASTEI=A 000D OERMAN O ¥lr) for venersl housewurki mist be washer and frover. Call at (31 Norh (Wicker Park), —AGOOD™ GIRL _Foit 'work. lleferences required. U—GIRtL FOI AL HOUSEWORK nal] priveie fatailys Swedlo or Geroay, with K47 Wabasi-sv. NTED-MALEs Bool y Cloriie, & QITUAION WANTE N FITHER TIiE WO! #a12 oF retal drog grrieren: ean furnd N R, ‘Tetane oce, ngUATI\I\' NTED=-NY A YOUNG MaN. L) thornahly m‘"vnlmml with “the tea trade, in & Wholexle grocery linae a3 country saleamans bost eity reference. Addres N 07, Tribune offoe, JITUATION WASTED-TIV A YOUNG MAN IN & A) groccry: with 2o0d references; canspeak tiermar nd tingilan: woold lixa & placa whers he can board. Tritune oMce. e busineas: has had (hree goary’ the best'of references. - Addresy Ernaesns QITUATION WANTLO-DX A GOOD WAGON: $) makert snderstands the_business: lght ur Reavs work: Bo objecti antrs. Addee A Conchmen, QITUATION WANTOU-IiY £ (Awede) 22 yea famllys underatands the tustnecss retarent B Tribune afies, Miscellaneow ITUATION WANTED=AY A YOU MAX STy cemuerare i az) ot Jaarry o work in private family, of in a doclors office. or 1 otel, tolo chiores wid moke himeris generaily nacfalt can _fuenten kood Feferences. N 67, Tribvuo ofce, SRS kot teletoncer N 57, Tubunc ofce. _SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE,_ Domenticse QITHATION WANTLD=10 Il GRXERAL HOUSE. 33 work ursecond workt will glve satls; right place, Al}ll!.l &3, Tribune afice. QIUATION WASTER-TT Y 10 a0 sevond work i & Poipe or wotld 4o gen A YOUNQ 83c A8 concuiman In & private MAN can Rive Anioiase TEN F G, bla private famiig, hotisewnrk in & ameli family, a0e call o 225 Nh between Twen- ty-sisthund T QITUATI ABE COOK. 2 s : no washing: can Kive wvod refore on to the counsry. Please call as 1083 Soutn He t. gnu.&nox“wflm--nvi YOIING GIRL TO 83 do general huisewurk tn s amail family. - Fiears call for two days st W40 Arnold-st, §ITUATION SANTEL-BY 4 COVT 4 to cook. wesi good yc(_c_mncp-_ H at JUTCATION WANTED=BY { COMPET] 2" 1o do weneral honsevork of second work n family: good refereuce can be given. Callus 125 Taheeseo lonment . e QITUATION WARTED-BY A GOOD GIRL T0 DO housewark of mecond work, Lleare call at 1171 State-st., (nl:iwu Ay SlTl’ATIUN WANT! Of DI ol 83 chiatnber work. ~ Pleaw call 5 West Hartfson-st, SITOATION "5 ANTED=BY A COMPET AlD 83 reifable girl ta 4o general hotiscwork In a emall pri- Tage family, city orcountfy. Cali for (w0 days sk 741 st T=NY A CONPETENT GIRL AS cook, wr cook and Luindree, 1est of clty refers ence, Cell or aidress JU Btate-at. QITUATION WANTED=IV A BVEDIST HIIL T% Y n tiotel nesecond gifl. Dest of reference. at RGO STate- gl‘rlrnum'wurm 1Y 13 & ist-cluaa privata family. A SWEDISIT GUHE, 1IN Tiest of clty reference. TUATION WANTED-_NY A FIIST-CLARS MEAT Quk In hotel, Faataurant, And pRaTry CoK, Ur ORACE C lulwl'flllnmlwlflt. 1a clty or country. Address ieav. TV A COM ene case cal Twcen CIAFK and Dearbory sis JITUATION WANTED~BY AN o 4 aniaii tamily ta da housework: aid isundreas, inol NTED: . <34 Tliinol TUATION W -HY AN . 103 iremir-ai ANTED-TO DOGE:! Y wark. rood cook, washer, aad iruner, North Clark-st. QUUATION WARTEG=DY A g, e weneral huusework. Heference furnished. Cal at | GITUATIONS WANTED =TIV, GEINA bleof dnitie ool cooklng: fing laun Ato second fr): thoroughly competent, Two years' raler- ence. 291 Calumiet-ay, = kY T e QIIVATIONS WANTED—IY W0 _GIRLS Foit TS QuEInK oF general Houvework In email families. 12 SIWAflim WANTED-FOR SECOND WOILK BY A fll!l who understamda {1 in oll {18 branches. Good cails soiicited. 143 Twentlothest. SITLATION WANTER-BY A COMPETENT COOR. i00d refereuce. Call 8t 1046 Houth Uearbars near ywent) e N QITUATION WANTED=AS COOK AND TACN- & drvis in a private family. Address BC, 123 Twenty- Nurses. QITUATION WANTED—IY A YOUNG CAX ;‘ #irl a Apoly at 77 L TO DO COOR - Also’a second il AV Abati-aY A ADIAN secoud rae and 1o do plialn sewing or st Thirteeuthi-at, Employment Age) ITUATIONS WAN TED=FAMIL ) guod Keandinavian or German uppiied M, DUSKE'S ofiice, o wmon 0 RENT-338 INTIH—FINE DRI Thanse, 140 North Lasafle-st, 1 13 roins; il twod: tmprosenienta, faquire of F. W. NEWIALu, Bouth Water-st. SHED TOUSE ear JHivlalon-at., Lo nrst uf May uf SN ory, Address'N 84 Trivane, YWest Sides 77 WEST WASHINGTO! front; pa LT, ~4:9T0- W klichen on W el urick ry o first ilours el barn, Al to ED=A_QUOI WTRADY G11il, FOIt GK: iuuse wurk, at 1344 South Dearborn / Reamsiresscs. oo VW ANTED=60 NOUE LXPERIENCED MACHINE: aud band cirleun coafe: sl eral gool tailors . CLEMENT & SAYER, 410 thusters sud gn'-c to 424 il wsukeg-a: “m.\'rzn;u.\.\m TO MARE OV anirts; good prices vald. MALT 133 Praukiin 1.8 AND IOTHERS, Nurses. VY ASTED=A MIDDLE-AUED NURSE 70 TAKE ‘care of u baby. 10 alet i sewiny. an) 1o mnal Bersolf usoful In geernl, _Apply at 1041 Sl VWANTED-A SOUNG Ottt 1O SURSK AND hoth with second works briog refercaces. Avply 88737 Mlcalgan-ar. L MUNICAM. ]“XTI:UMD NARY B, 3 Organs. Ty B uearty ew orian, only $20. AT planve and_orian it warruated b years, S and 2T Biste-she ALLET, DAVIS & C0 PGt pravos. Thete celobrated Llunos, wiili Gihers of hast makes, £ ba found at (hie Warorootus uf W, RIMBALL. N8 £ St > ate nod Adaiis YON & HEALY. ATATE AND AONHOK-HTS 4_eary [n stuck t5e largeat assart sccond-hand plans and oryg Ltagoe, 830 tu $1, 00, orgain, $30 o Vol tifsa IE11 youfsil {0 examiue their sovk befor NIASON & HAMLIN CARINET A Lierh of the anly gold wueual awarded to muslcat (nwrumen's gt Parl ciiuscd by yavinent quarters. Warervom HE GIIAND HIGHT PIAN 5. D ORUANS, D P1A NS, it Pricesas low aa ' Lhey are warranted peifect bn d gy (o dve yeors. boid oz W W, w. KIMBALL, o e Curnerbisie anil TYVE SUTATSTIRRD CHIME O P ATOATSRMITI AR Ty 1L OHCIENT ui material and worl inonthly TLAT R LA T aale oniy at bho Fiao'an 4\ bunigs, o dolplisst, hea B k (4B Pl kot oLn GoLb Motiey 1 uau un watciive, diaiio) sfevery dsterivdan gt QoL UM Fow nved), 1) hast Sadlson-st, Kot . LLOANS 0% FusITULR WITIOUT REMOVAL s platios, warehuusa rocelpte, und uttier collaleral secritioa. 133 Deurbom-at.. Koant 19, bUME K01 LEss TIAN MG LA minoved Soperirs by 1, on inoved pruperis: b Bt Lnton 1 ruat Cove 133 Clariat. o brovers I\iu.\‘u TH LOAN IN sUNS TO SUIT ON FUR: ultur i hout o Plapus, dia s, 166 S0A 201D O Feal estate. Kouni B, 118 Lauiol i P CAN BE JAD IN ESCIHANGE FOR ‘curreiicy at the countiug-ruoun of tie Trlbutie, Cn AUES QILVEL 3 AND 30 CENT PLECES 1Y PG ) uf $101u sxelnnde (o Currency sf couutling fooia Compar. of Yribun s ! WANTED- g2, 000 THREE TEANL uo commisivnl South Evauston Inpruved s Tented. b 1t CENT=MONEY T0 LOAN [ Ty I M B Y sireute Company, corner saidull sad Usarbae F W Trihune o 1 oer sulte reduced | Cliniutr Sults pys (Clauiber Sults re | e PATENT ROCKL 1S, B 297 STATE. by L Bueady sgvats, Address for (i USES WALKEN & C( . __PARTNEME WANTED, UTNEL WANTED—GOOD BUSISESS MAN DA D i T Sabllsbed; Yery desirable opportunliy. Addrua N 63 Tribuas valise Miscelinneous. PO BENT=815, 314 £ T Enn o sy abovo Dure, whiclh aro vt der PRy ementu, and AU i e inate .. ¥0 RENT-ROO South Stdes HNI 'I. ‘Tranalent Erl ¥ furnfliod mxine 1o gent e gentlenen taken at moderaty rates. P10 RENT—A HANDSOMEL of frunt ruoms, sultshie vate fouse; re required 51N CTTE PO RENT-DINT OM TANDURITCHEN T IN 107 W » Palinet llouse Blocks It' I deeired, Callat Dr HaYes' ofs HAVING 100MS TO RENT 18 any jure of the city, or wittgle, (hralshed oF Aot e O B 40 ntarnlsned, o calf o AN Mine i hoaring:Honee Loum 3 Tribune Duliding. "0 RENT-NTORES, OFFICES, & Ktorose 'O RENT=STORE AND BANEMENT 111 ADAMS. atome e 3 W i) M. Chat Lf URTICUDTIY W ¢ rent scparuiely I wiaheds O 140 Laoalio, udoiph. Mdress 1 WANTED=TO ulelied ool of Adaws anid st NTED=TO UNFUIC W o) THELE et d Wit VIbiy Wiy tud Wi s, Trlhgue uil 4 7 AN A FEW SUITER GF FRO 210 6 rouils ne ires ceatre, turalalisd un, enfarnlahed, fur Beet tonante. MOYEL, JUIIN. BUN & Con, looni 3 Tribune . \\Y AN TO RENT. WV Siichicon-ay. v N1ED=T WAL ot iy ity Iuce preferned; permanent and eaponath i “Altees § G o wilec: 1§ RO%M X it 0N K with ilres o} niust be BIORSES AND UARRIAGEN, TETION BALE OF N0LeE=, CABIIAGKS. AND AV i I"\Lnrv«l‘) 24lurday, conmears [ LA Aoyt Jud (o e Wasntugion-ui. > Bl WK DTS, 3 Betweens wad 1,54 od Lk ko2 bay or e welghlige full 1, ars ail i weitiivr Ut sey Exeven’ 7 \ears ul ag dms tenanable *'.‘,hlhll, fugedier or piraie, us U uw 07 16 011 108 up busiuess wid bas furtter e Grthul - ARplY Gt taubarm renr of roals denee 2o S ) PARE PUARTONG Ly onlor of & 1irsd Bouth Clark- _BUSINESS OMIANCES, -« SINESS MEN WITH A CAKITAL OF $)0) TO $idutolnvesiigato 8 businew tiat wiil pay lvest- WCAteRery tuath. Cot Lo-duy u Koo 3 2aorls Muuse, 201 BALE=A PIST-CLASS HOTE autd; “ill-dicalih cuusé of sale. GO ES & ULLIGCH, 1 to 305 Handolpi > XFURES OF A FIIST: w south Walcr-ei. § Possceslua ddreue s 64, Tribund amce. EPURLICAN sx:-.'w.u'bl;u' 5 ufr“? sala; vury casy teriny. Juguir : Wihdsor foust: 10 airens or.1 1°0 A MAN Wi T4 Dbt wtsh rare il chiance to niouey, tu cunl Jutely Lud iro) al artlcle lu this blate fur ive rane; - o) 10 v, lndisus sod Mlck- i b A . e Tu the rigbt luau ur ten Wik caplial | guarsu withi. Ll beal u? refers after luduceieute Tueely W enve gl a torvugh easnilustiva Wi, N0k GUroMEY, buslacas face Bocd &3 ce. e s SREAL 8 NS IN M DAL SR mink ot M0 4G sutg vl cley ununl.xni.:u ( 983, MMENaE FLUSU STUCK, Uoods seat L. U, 17, by eapress, with biivliageof Sexe swiudtlon Lefore pay cut SEW {7AKTEN=A GOUDSECOND-HANT WA S EEO R 3 W ANLEUZ LG PUKCUASE=A S10K BUOW-CASE 't M. KLONUKLG'S, 107 State st - LOFF, (LOTHING AT L, Unders by Wall brdiayis s NERALTOTIE, <