Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1878, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: IRIDAY, NOWEMBER 1878, without the knowledge or congent of Licut. Hall We hold him jersonally responsible for them, and bave so informed him, did all this for his own glorification and the sale of aseneational newapaper, those of Lient. all were fn the Hne of duty, anit in obiedlence to orders,” Licut. Liall's letter states that e conctrs fn Dr. Kovs' report, n‘mlh states nlm.her ;;..%or;n; asted that e only camo ( and did not care what the boat and that when he (Licut. 1lall) was taken <l he promiscd nat tosav anythl it, and then telegraphed the sensational report that he was down whh fever. —— NOTES AND NEWS. EX-00V, CUAMBERLAIN. Snectal [iapatch tn 1ha Tribune. Wasmixgroy, D). C., Nov. 7,—The dispatch from Soutl Carolina, which revreseuts that ex-Gay. Chamberlain has been indfcted upon evidence lately discovered, is allovether er- ‘The_evidence mentioned is cxactly the same tukén beforo the Committee of the Legistoture after Hamnton's electlon, and o new points whatover bave been daveloped of Tho interpretation put upon the malter by persons hore famillar with what s been golng on In Columbla of Iate In regard to that matter Ia that the mavement sccks to accom- First, to prevent Gov, Cliamberlain from appearing 1n behall of the creditors of the Greenviilo & Columbia Rafl- coad Company, fu which case, now pend- United Btates Court, he bas been retalned. ‘The other pur- pose (s believed to be an attempt to divert pub- Il attention from the gross frauds commisted throughout the State in_the late. election, and for cfforts of the nativea to free themaclves from the luads placed upon them by the enrpet-bazaers, GOS8 INTOXICATION, Mr, Riddle, Attorney tor the District of Co- fumblg, tn his annual report usea refreshingly plaln lancuage (o regard to Judee [lutptcey, of tho Supreme Court of the Distrivt, ing of a casa where (len. Butler was couns aud where n hewyy verdiet was giveu ayralose t city, Mr, Ridulo says grave diflicnlties arose, growing mainly out of gross and continual fo- toxieatiou of the Judee holding the court. WASHINGTON. gome of the Embarrassments Encoun- My telezrama and tered by the Post-Office De- Reilly uncnly b for r’eplnnnn Lack of Sufticient Appropriations the Ureatest Dilllculty Lxperienced. ieut. Hall and Dr. Keys Their Resfects to Dr. Opinfons Announced by United States Supreme TOSTAT, AFFAIRS, DEPARTSENT EMUARRASSMENTS, Soectul Iusvatch ta Ine Iytbune. WASRINGTON, 7.—The TPost- master-eneral, in his fortheoming* repost, will make very few recommendatlons to Cungress, s he does mot expect the shart sesslon will sdmit of the passaze of nch new legirlation. le does not Intend to mention the question at tire Pacie Mail or Brazillan uluhmml)unhfl\{in!v i will leave those subjects eatirety to Con- Probably the most important report wiil be fn regard to the con nends of the Raflway Mall Service. necessary to take action In regard to this, or the Department will he obliged at an carly day In the coming acsalon to bel partienlur brauch of ita work, At present the Poscmaster-tieneral conafilers this service In a8 nearly perfect, condition as {t can bo brought, aud it bns been ponstble, tn spite of the redue- tions [psisted upon by the last Contress, to ucy up to the present time. Unless fugther appropriations, however, can be gecurcd at the comuie session, the Postinaster- Geueral fears he witl be obliged to abandon the ystem of distributinie "t mails upon trafis, to the old system of distributing which will work an the transmlssion of plish two purposcs: creats sympathy in the reductionof thia aintaln fta cllic To the Western Assuciated Prese, WasninatoN, Nov, 7.—Sccretary Sherman has addressed to Sceretary Evaris au officlal communieation setting forth the Injustice of the Cuyadian autharities fn debareing Amerlcan seamen from receiving the reward which Is ziv tu Captalns and crews ol vessels comlng to re- lleve vessuls fu distress sud towing them to place of sufery. CAPT. CONDON, Capt. Condon to-day thanked tho President for securing his rclease from prison. ressed Nimselt pleased to meet oped he would soun recober his health, and inguired obout the members of bis famity, Capt. Condon also called on the Scere- approprintion malntatn the efliciency ccuiiar setvive. He will lay this subject before neress st considerabje every explanation of the condition and necds ice that the records of the Departmen can give, and he willalso attempt to et forth the 1 yalug of the service to The business Interests of the country in such a way as to make Congress see the absolute ne- biing the Department by fiberal sppropriations to contlnie the system “of mail disteibution on moving traina, President cxy great fmportan mount of silver bulllon purchased by the Treasury Oepartinent to-day, utder the ac- cepteil bids of yesterday, 18 between 500,000 and G00,UY vunices. FROM PARIS, NORTH. 11,=Antworp, i Fur The Tridune. In mylast letter, we had just started from DBrussels for Autwerp, now a ran of acouplo of hours by rall; and I'may eag here, that there is in the world, 1 betieve, no better, safer, or more thoraughly well-insnaged rallway-systemn than that of Belghun. Arrlved at Antwerp, we now get-our first ap- preclative glimpses of the Spanfard o his in- fumy, and the man of the Payg-Uas in Wi streogth and glory, When the crossed the Hol- land line, however, we felt more deeply the Immortal nagoidcenco of that man's Listory; for that which was frivolous aund mortat has long since been buried, and it scemed as though its very soll, 1ts windmills and lis cuttle, its clovated, tree- bordered roads, its polders nnd its water- wags, hiad o thousand tongues to tell his glo- rlous history. Antwerp delighted me, I had come to this land of Willlam of Orange, and this water of De Ituyter aud Van Tromp, fresh from Mr. Motley's histories, and prepared to love the Hollander for his stesdfast bravery In dofense of lus own land. as well as for the fin- portant part he took In makivg our owu relig- {ous lberty possible; aud let mo here say, that, having passed through his land, and met him in varlous phases, I still admire and respect him as fu most things—and making sllowance for distaucy, tor difference of assoclation, and for tho othierwlse practical demnnds of the pres- descendant of his fliustrious aud ceeslty of enal To the Western Asociated Press, D. C.,, Nov. 7.~—The nnoual re- 118 J. lirndy, Sccond Asslstant or the fiscal vear ended bas besn prepared for the Vost- 1t oppears that the cost of ton for the year was $10,034,~ ed number of rallruad, steam- boat, and star routes over the was Us3, in aeeregate lencth 1,141 raliway il adjustimeuts *werc completed, waa 89,560,545, 'The nmount appro- irfated for the current fiseal year {s 30,100,000, t 18 deflnitely ascertalned that $400,000 ad tional will b required to cover the cost of the AL no further funds are sup- plizd by Cougress, the serylca to the above amount sust be discontinued, that $10,250,000 wwill be reg aggrepate catimate for mal ftems incldent thercto durin vear fs 20,700,000, riated for thy current year is about $:2,000,000 service for 1870, It 18 cstimated uired for 1850, | transporiation and the next flscal aunount aporo- SUPREME COURT, OPINIONS DELIVERED, Bpeetal Disnateh to Tha Tridune. Wasmxgrow, D, C., Nov. ovinjons of the United States Buprems Cours are anuounced 3 No, 24, Bocll et al. vs. Atlantic Fire-Insnrance poeal fromn the Clrcult for the Bouth- thin case It ls decided that where one membar of tho appellan muted cotion for bis firm, stating every #ary to a ciear underatanding of the contract, and licy 18 subseguentiy written out fn the name by mlistako or otherwire, It belug made 1o appear thay it was the intention of the partics to insure all the cotton as the property ofthe firw, and thero fs nothing in the acce, of the pollcy to show an Intention to wal termsof the otlginal contract, s court of equity Will eeform tho policy, and carry out the splrital The following of (his member nlon cut—a worthy herole ancestor. Our quarters were within a fow rods of *ho old Cathedral, that through thoso nzes of the Charluses, the Philtps, and, onu may say, had s stoed so grandly and the Willlam own sorron-lines well cut upon wo but read thoo, ns the maguiiicence of joyous entries, th calmly-cruel processtons of priesta alted hefore ft; us Boanian furfes swept post it; as the patient, long-suffer- fng people, gencratlon after generation, rose aln under its brazen beils, Lo ve- and finally to conguer und drive Alr. Justico Iarlan delivered the opinlon, No. 101, United Statesys, Mora; crrorto the Cir- cult for the Houthern Diatrict of New York, bere bield that where, during the War, a ship's cargo wasdestined tosuch a portas {o canse apprahiensiun Jeat it might b sutended for cunsumption by the 1 within tho dlscretion of Eecrotary of the Treasury, under the act of 1802, torefuse o clearsnce, or to grant onaon sacha Lond as wbiould spocar $o bim to be sufiicieut asa Buarantee azuinst such s dieposition of tie cargo, Ar. Juatico liradley delivared tha opluton. b Kord va, SBurget; error to tho Supreme In thia casc it is held that ibe destruction of collon by ofiicers of tha Con- to Rebel military r on tho part of tha miljlary forces of the Iebellion as would rell crson executing the order from civil respon- Ly at tho sult ol least of any owner at the tin Tesiding williin the Jines of the insu ot this conclusion is not based upon vy authority conferred by tho acta of the Confed- i aaid they could give no tiehta conceded fo tha Confederate arm he soldisrs aud offteens rs directly connected with mode of prosecuting the War **on the fooling of fhuse engaged in lawtal war," Justice Harlau dolivered tha opinion. 45, Giflurd et al, va. lelma et al, from the Middle Circult of Tenneasos, cass it s hold bat tbe District Courts, though con- Stitated courts of bankrnplcy, do Lot possess the power undee the tweaty-fifth ‘section of the Bank- & Lo arder fu 8 summary wa -Feal or pursonal, although eveu though the title ia in disvute, it that the cstate In question is in tha on of & third party holding it as absolute titlo 2o It 4e hls own ty, whether derived from the deblos before adjudged a bankrupt, or from some former s Justics Clifford delivered the opinton, 4, Couk va, Comuonwealth of Pennsylvania; 0 tha Bupremo Court of Pennaylvania. l\ d that & tax {mposod by the Biate for s At auciion goods importe itnak vackaucu is In o vt eelliog fureipn goods a TANE & dut ou buiports, ows tho stake and culdron-fires of Alva, and Phillp, and B0 cast upon that ald Grand Place of Aotwery, and f1s Hotel de Ville, not a ston Thote qusint sixtecnth-contury that uro photographed now with such succees, are to me covered and darkened with sun-pict- ures of ‘the murderous Bpaniand aud his bigot masters, the stake everlasting, and the ghustly muraered Fiemish thousands. Here, for the first tine, wo enzaged a puide, & valelde-piaee of gowd tempel and Une prescoce, elderly, un well it repaid us. things—pictures and Nouses and stone, objects of historical fntercst—that Court of Misslealppt, enata Congress, for | warrant whatever, Lale kbonldues dignitiod,—nnd The litle out-of-the-way carvings o wood toncemion placing Army aa (o all mstl by our Auntolnc. woncert—a socicty of “wmateur musiclaus, ‘whoso evenings deiight the cultivated peaple of Antwerp, who gatuer quictly, and with a home- ke atr, to 8t of stroll fu the Socluty's exquisite Jittle gurdens the consclentious oiliiestra pers forming to un audienco as couscicntious and critival thy conductor nervous, quic d the performance, of cl crawwes, perhaps the best of the character we vard abroud—was among bis exce 3 ulde uf ours also nsde mure 1ul he churches lu which Autwerp I boulevards; tbe park: the mouy groups n marble,—notubly thu status of Boduoguat, o Nervian chiel, owner, and claimin, Brope who reslated fts roof of giuss, und the wrought-lron framework that supports It,l Muoorish-UGothic colonpade,—muking a combin: masatve solldity und alry el purting one at one V' the Doges: yet the senthnental clemeid of our rotests, Insliting that Cowinerc Is, 18 here somewhat out al ‘I'ho desizuer, Josepls Behadde, Inmortalized bimsetf, aud he nceds no other monument than this Hallof Mammon, dedlcsted though it be to 8u use 5o uncsthetic, ‘These Old-Workl cities are full of featurcs curious and interesting $o the wanderer from the newness and childish etrencth of our young Republie,. ‘The.old streets of Antwerp, as in- deed of oll the large cities of Be land, are themscives not the least of their ut- the Wigh slx- sod seven-storied bulld- ed closely together, many of wloss trut-floor windows stitl remaim fron-barred and wrated,—remnauts of tne Spanish ruly, aud visible fn Jlavena aud other Spanish od sold in tho | superh Dourse 1 & Lax un the privilego l.;{lnn‘ and n-l “zm n nd as' 8 regulation Ao derss,doroldden by the Coustitution, ecided that a tax laid by tho Biale on the -:‘1!1“ wmsde by the auctivnecr ja & tax on Mr, Justico Miller dallvarcd the apluton. catern Unjon Telezrapt Comw) t, 8nd one othor caxe; apveal from the be Southern District’ uf Oblo. Tbose brought 10 make the Cowpany re- 3 uuthber of sliares uf ity stock which veltces, av infauts, ulently 1aken, sud by uicans of & rof sttorney'the bransfer of the the ‘brother of the chil- caua f4,that, as the cectid- £20n uf by atlorney ou ation, the sctual uidnimentof th thu Company from Fe- capeclally au it ls safd the yoardian of ou grussly curclcss i the curo arches aud double tlon of the most nce, and truns. od the palscs of with Its home. randulent powe, Ltat) izt and Jlol- 44100 0f tha certitcat ot hir r:l! fuice, and reltaves DR. R O% X¥1s Awp LizvT, ALY UALL PAY TONIR MR- Buecial Disvateh w Ths Tyidune. Nutow, D, C, Nov, 7.—To-day Bur- weral Woodworth, of the Muriue-lios- ted to the Exceutive Cot- lutter of the Natloua! Yeliow-Fever Comiuls- thersof Anslstant-Surgeon Keys, lospital Beryice, and Licut Hall, Htates army, fu relation to tele- f" the Becretary of War aod Chalr- e Lommission by Dr. ¥, W, Rellly, of 5 “:‘h 204 others, relative 1o the order direct~ X Teliel-baut ta proceod up she river, - Dr. Y8 Elves the statement that Dy, b ¥ 45 & represcotatiye of the x.n Rehiet Committee, and was ailowed b€t many facllities, fo accompanied terra~cotta let into the brick fronts hese and there: out-of-dour recognitiung of saints by way of ornament or propltlatiou; for 8 wore deyout nation of herctic-slayers ucver lived thau the Buanlb, whose plilagy and sacking wero ulways ed by uncdwfor gieater strength and Vital ery vice, transiit aro tbe llues of wore cltics. Curlous, those old, varrow, bigh-built sirects, curving hit fur ¢ven @ few hundred ourself coutinually on a seginent that, fu those turbulent women slept Hebtly und within reach of thelr weapous, for generatlons, the Jact thut nob even the expert svldlery of Spafe coutd suoot bullets *‘round u corner was well uudenstood. Apd oue feels that o stranger can hopo to tonqucr the tiysteries of thoss curved and twisted street-liucs without chart aud compass, for you rarcly tind a spirs high cuvugh und visible long enough to serve as ender remcwbrance fn which some of these Old-World cltles Lold Jthelr grest dead— a4dde from thely brouze aud marble woouwcats —ls sowspilneq maryelous, aud [s subtie enoush, . eludo the uusywpathizing stranger sltugetbier, As Shakspeure haliows Btratford, fu this Autwerp the calor-sun ot Rubeos tlutiug and warmfvg the stmosphere unti st is dlled with bis hilei aud I remewbe years 82v, it bavpeacd that derfuge to toe beautliul ¢l :';"‘::'“fiuln ! ’f always, rurely strul ariug: ol a creley s days wncu‘mcu o Rellly accom- *hat way peede aud 1 Beta, 30 that bia 4 this way gathered a few Bis sensational articles were tinged The Doctor sayu: *Dr, Rellly as- 8 fow hours upon two otvaslous oruout by loss ot sleep. All of ehegratug, uud those of the Vicks- L cawe iy wan- lutucaced no doubt by b, were Ly ol Bulzburg, In Austria, fn the afternoon of one of the nume ous fete-dsyn of that Empire; the: sun was gilding Its spires and domes, tho Kapuzinerbere and Moenchaberg lifting their majeatic fronts Tl into his lghts s owe drove along thelr base, and crosaed tne then ruahing Balzach, the cathedral-chime was makiog the aoft air musical with *“lLa ¢ darem "1 T could scar belieye my cars: but this was the city that claims the birth of the jmmortal Mozart, and the tone-radinnce of that gzenfus s felt tv.thy hg every soul In little Salzburg, as Rubens is Inthe greater city by the Beheldt., 8o o these people keep alive the memary of thele great dead,—puets, wartors, painters, rculptors, statesmen,—that the gen- erations of men reveretce their zenins, may be educated i the continuous contempia- tlon of their work, and etrive to emulate that which was noble In thelr lives, .Too mant of our pcople miss Holland and Northern Belgium i the 1ine scems to be so di- rect from Drussels to the Rhine, and the Neth- erlands to most frevvle o unattractive, that the Y popular routa?’ {8 almost alwavs taken, and tho other left. Traveler, refornin this alto- gether! Read Motley, and gro quletly throueh those Natherlanda; 1 can assure you—il you be, more o ess, a student, us I assume you are— it will ampfy revay you. An clive featura of these Old-World gallerfes of art fa the frequency with wiifch one wees works of painters Imwniliar to us from the engravings ol ~ them; we can sil better sp- preciate the translation ot the angraver, havin, scen and studled the great original, In one o the private galleriea of . Antwerp (that of the banker Notebohm) are Ary Scheffer's Faust and Marguerite, snd King of Thule, Lessing's Luther Burning the Vapal Bull, and Paul de 18 Roche's Holy Fsmily, with maoy other beautitul worka.’ 0 A sketeh of Antwerp would be very lncom- plete without & mention, however brief, of its churches; for it is emphatically a city of churehes, and each hag_fts distingulshing and attractive features. Tho Cathedral, oy the Place Verte,~formerly the churchyard, and it- self famous,~1is the oldest, architecturally tho greatest, aud the fullestof historical assoviation: the Reubens treasures are alsg mainty there, as are workd of other celebrated ingstcrs, ‘Then there are -the ~Jesults' Church, designed by Rubens bimsell &bnmed, but rebulit closely ofter the original); the Church of 8t. George; the Chureh of the Augustinlans; thd Chureh of 8t. Andrew, with its wondeiful vutpit, by Van Hool and Van Ueel, of caryed woul, and containing also, it Is said, the re- mains af Mary Queen of Scots; the Church of Bt. Antolne, possessing, among other treasures, Van Dyck’s Ciirlss Mourned Over by Men and Aungels; the Church of 8t, Panl, whose realistic pussessora have vonstructed, with such modern tnaterials as were at haud, and in an interior court, an clongated wmound, termivating in a wrottn or sepulchre, representing the Mount of Calvary, with the usual **stations ™ of the Chureti indicated slong the path. A deseription of this curfous structure reads: * An artiticlal mound, covered with pleces of rock and slag, garnished with statues of saints, angels, prophiets, and patriarchs, and surmounted by a crueifix. The otto below Is intended o refresent the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem 5 and within the tomb, into which you peer throuzh small openings, left In the sides of the strueture for the purpose, one sees the desd Christ lylng pallid aud ghastly, Ilow those old Dominicans loved the arsmatic in their rellion, tlrough pre-Kavhaelltes that they were. But, ot nil the Antwerp churchies, that of St. Jacguus Is the richest {0 almost everything the Wodern traveler cove! in Its statuary, Its paintinge and carvings, Ite stained olass, and its arebiteet- ural beauty, It was, (f It be nut now, the fosl jonable church of the city. Bacdeker says *The wealthlest und most distinguished Inml- lUes of Antwerp licre paesessed their burlal- voults, private chapels and nlters”; and the chapel ond famlly-vunlt of Rubens are thicl amone these, behind the high altar itsclf, Oue of thuse impressions that are occastonally re- celved was made upon our little purty while 2 sauntering through this teautitul old chureli, In the sccond chapel on the south betog that of the DeWitt family, which our DeWitt Clintun, of ~ New York, was 8 member—(one¢ can see how how easy it was for bim to concelye (he Erle Canal and bulld it)=hung 8 Madonna by Guido Renl, and through the stained-glass window of the little chapel the vlorfous moringsaun came fovingly 1 with such a suftened and mellowed light thag the pleture was to us glorilied and filled with an {deal lfe that gave it surpussing beauty., It was n face of purity and holiness, spenklng peace, consolation, and tender love. 1 have sketched bere but o small namber of the attractions of this grand ofd city; but I bave hope that those who chance to reaa this may be induced to visit it when next within the tlilrty iles that Brusscls Is distants may stand upon ita quays that the Firat Nupolcon bulit, and look olit, over the famous, strong, deop-flowing Buheldt, toward the green, fertile felds that streteh out beyond,—isiug low along the river- Mne, as though thoy eflll depended upon this aqueous ally for both color and defed intse upot the wonders of thelr histor, le— _at THE SHENANDOAM VALLEY. A Tribune Commisloncr on & Toar of Ob- servation Through the Old Dominlon— Winchioster~Its Neaatics und Business— Geu, Willlams—The Colored Fellow-Citl- xens, Ete. Epecial Cormeapondence of The Tribuna. Wincuesten, Va., Nov. L—Duriuz the sume mer of 1803 L spentja little thne fn tho Shenau- dooh Valley, but my fricads were too numerous gud onemies too fanlliar to allow me much chance for obscrvation, except to attempt to tuke as good carc of iyscll ns was possible un- der the circumstances. But the beauty of the country and climate havs hounted me os a vis- fon ever stuce, and I determined when an oppor- tunity presented ftaclf to visit the scction azalu, when I could have miore chiance for uudiaturbed obscevation, and the result is that Ihave speut the last few days fo this old Tows of Winches- tor, the oldest town io the renowued Valley ot the Btenandoab: and, thinkiug some of your sesders might Vo intercsted fu what I might write, 1 give them the rosuits of my investiza- tlons thus far, aud will perbaps writo more at a Iater date. 1 camo here entirely to gratify my curiosity, to sacertain If the wonderful stories which wa have all heard of the wonderful ferttlity of this valloy were true; Lo ascertain the real worth of thy lund, with jts advautaes und disadvantages as compared with the lands of litnois; to know the variety and saiount of crops ralsed, the prices when ready for markoet, the character of the climate duriug all scasons of the I':.-ur, the prices of land, the coat and churacter of the Iabor, the feeling towarde Northern men, the school system; 10 ascortain to What extent the Tands hud deterforated, and, {u short, to get at the bottom facts which would onable e to Judge whether under all these conslderations it would be better to locate biere or ut the West with the view of making the cultivation of the suil & busincss. ‘Ihe udvautage (s always on the side of farm- fug in a warm cllmate, i ite fnbiuence 18 not en- ervuting upon the cultivators, for thu reason that tho seasons are 80 much longor that the fariner du ol hurrled tn plauthing or harvestiog lils cropsi can put in much mwore, cap keep his stock much lunier ay pusture, and ts dot, th fore, nucessitated to cut 8o much f buitd large Larus to store it, feed sv wmuch grain, bulld such expeusive houses, or provide 80 much fuel to keop himscll and family com- fortabie; aud when oearness to Eastern or sca- port markets can be sdded, making productious 80 avalloble and at little cost of transportation, thicre are reasons why lands so beauiltully it~ uated as tbose of this valloy are should be pro- ferred it not held too high. As 1 absll attempt to solye somo of thess questlons by making & thorough inspection ot the valley from Harper's Furry to Stauuton, some 180 wiles, [ will In this letter speak more particularly of what 1 saw-iu this old town, sod the larwms lu fts viciulty, 1f my recetion among all the people of the valley shall be us eratifylne as wy Urst, 1 shall be most agreeably disappointed. Ou the tuarning of w arrivel, as I was walking one of the best resl dence streets, a tue-luoking gentleman eamy out of his bousy, and 1 wsiked w question for - tormatlon, and, after answering it pulitely, said he supposed | was & stranger in town, and that 4 golpie bits way bie would show me saine thivge that might juterest mie, and took we to the site of old Fort Loudou, bullt under thicaireetion of Washlngton whou au englucer fn 1785 A schoul-house 1s bullt ucar Lhe centre of where the old fort stood. 1druuk from the well dug under Washlugton's direction within the furt, aud It was from hers that Wastninzton sod Brad- dock started, which ended in Bruddock's deleat, which history bas made so memorable. Wusi- fuzton opposed the enterpriscmost vluurauizly without more force and preparation, but Brad- duck claimed thut, with the wddition of the largo - forcs at Cumberland awalting blm, he was soundantly prepared. The result showed that Washinuton kuew thy Indion sand bis seyle of warlusy best, 1t secws thut before 18 years of age Washing- ton commwenced selecting und laylug out lands fur Lord Fulrfax, and when in bis survice lovai- ed over 80,000 ucres fur bim, ang wado vowy cholee sclvctious for himsell which cost bln only 8 ehilling per sore. Lord Fairlax {s most Kindly semembered by old resldents bere, aud [ be: nauy wouderful storics of his gecentricl- ties. He welghed 360 pounds, apd Is buried at Urceoway, his old home, some nive miles from thisclty, The geutleman asked we to accow- of whoa rested upon all untfl the orator re- marked, **That man bad hetter Emma-grate.” S0 It reems thata cannon's bark Is fatal as well anite bite, Tuey were firinga broadehle on o slip theothcr day, and a man was killel by the maln boon. ‘The elghth wonder of the world is that a fel- low will chew dog-leg pretzcis three weeks old with great custo in a beer aaloon, bue will o home and kick the 1able over and Bpit soap-sb for an hour If the sponge cake happens to be 8 little dry on one side, The fact that s blustering mgn may be deafied shows that people thay somdlimes hear with ‘thetr ejest and tho ey€ also s a volee, for don’t we hear shout beople who are rather ‘eye tonedi—New York Graphic, A water-proof materlal merchant, 1n his re- cently published autobjography, makes this philosophical remark: *¢ A weather-prophet f& the only man who never gets disconraged, 1f he hits the eage onee In fifty times, he fs per- fectly satisfled there s & great future fn store for bam, # Now, then,"” growled old Mr. Bosbyshell, when he was about ready to_start down town, ** what fool moved that hat1" A fittle search 1n n!lenul.':lheu. “*What Idiot touched thal hat, 1I'd 1ike to know?" silence and search. *SBome empty-headed ninny has got my hat again." Sces {t sticking on fop of his cane, where he Lr::’n'v:.n it up in the corner. Deadsllence.~ZHur- ames N. Williams, for years in the Conleder- ate pervice, hut row dofne & larze Jaw bustners. lieinsisted npon my setting down for a half hour and smoke while hetransacted some busl- nesmwhich could not be delayed, and then took me to the cemetery, poluting out graves of mary of wuom the world has heard, the graves of Kcbel roldicrs all grouped together in oue portion of the yard with modest head-stoner, and & monument just being crected to the 80 dead who were killed fn battles around Winchenter, and whose names were un- known. It seems that during the twenty times that Winchester changed hands during the War there was some hard fighting fn the cemetery, and lic ealled my attention to one monument in particulzr whleh bore marka of bullets received in 153, Near this cemetery fs another where the Unlon dead were buried and equally cared for. We alao walked to rising ground on the wdge of the cily, exolaining «iffcrent points in siew aud facts connceted with them, ‘Fhere was nothing thst this courteous gentleman could do for me that he did not do, and when- ever 1 agaln tulnk of Hebels § shall wish they were all like Gen. Willlams, Ha assured me that in nvnryrxm ot the entire Shenandoah Valley every Nurtherner would be warmly wel- tomed who proved iimsell a gentleman: and from my Intercoyrse thus far with the Juhabit- ants I have met 1 have no doubt of the correct- tiess of his sesertion. Indeed they seem to want {0 pruve lo‘fnu that Lthey have buried the past, and feel kindly for the future. Winchester Is » queer old tawn, and, while many ot its bullilings abow evidence of age, the town has no tumble-down appesrance by any neans, and has wany fine homes, especlally near the edizes of the ci€y. The streets are mostly paved with small lunestones, perbaps a foot aquare, and the sldewalks of brick. Uelne al- most a century and a hatl old, many of {ts streets are narrow and irregular, and some of the houses have o curious aud qunl’n: sppearance, many of them having fmmense chimueys st the ends of she house, but entirely outstde them. ‘Ihe stores arc well iilled, and sppeared to be well patronized, sud the farmers were In town, bringinge loads of almost everything. Apples were uffered I such abundarice, and al such vrlwl, that it did not seetn to hardiy pay or marketing them, The clty is situated thirty-two mniles up the Valley from Har- per's Ferry, which' lles at the mouth of the Skenandoah, is on a beautiful swetl of Iand, surrounded by sume of the moat beautiful il e eve of man ever rested upon, and sur- rounded, also, by inountains, the North Mount- oin lying eight milen west of 1t, while the Biue Ridve was tifteen miles east. I made my home at the Taylor Nouse, ea)d to be the beat in the pluce, but will anly certify that the mitk was vumland water of superfor excelience, 1am disappointed In not seelng a larger proportion of colored fellow-citizens, ‘The poiters nna walters at the hotela were colored, und the bar- burs, and & few of the teamstera in the sireets, but the percentage of blacks (s not greater than thut of many cities of Ilinots, They are ex- ceedIngly anXious to carry your bagguge, nud most cloquent in vroclalming the excelience of the hotel they ore connceled with; and one A teacher was practicing her youthful class in uriginal compusition, and gave one pupll the subject * Buy 7 to welte upon. The suhject wAs to be treated of in three parts—tirst, What i8 17 Becond, Whatis its use? And Lhird, What Is it made of! The lad wrestled hard for a few minutes in desperate perplexity, snd then wan- dered up to the teachur's deak radant with cn- thusiasin and submitted the followinz: “A boy 1s an anlmal; his use is Lo carry 10 wood ; he 18 tnado of bun WILKES BOOTIL'S PURSUER. A Petty Lawsuit Reealling the A tlon_af Airaham Lincoln, New York Huan, Nov.3, A dispute, lasting over two years, between Bamuel Churchill, of No. 125 East Fifteenth street, and Joseph M, Stewart, n lawyer of No. #5 Bromdway, In rerard to & bond valued at €375, resulted Iast Monday in the arrest of the Intter, He vromotly furnished the $600 bali required, two of his clicots, well-knows busi- neas men, becowing bis suretles, Mr. Stewart is six feet and five Inches high, but so we!l proportioned that he scems to be hardly more than six feete He (s the man wha leaped on the stage of Ford's Theatre n Wash- ington on the night of April 14, 1805, and fol- lowed John Wilkes Booth behind the scenea uto the alley whers the saddied horse was in waiting. Everbody clse jo the theatre was porter was so expert in discovering | dnzed with what hud ocersrred, or was thought- that my boots necdwl blackiur often | ful only of the wounded mam, that 1" really expected ~ bis brother, Mr, Stewart sut with bis samily next to the wlo was the hotel barber, would want to shave wme fn the afternoun, when In the morning I had his assurance that he bod doue ne an ex- ceedinzly good Job of the eame kind, I saw enough of thiem, huweyer, to know that they liked short Jobs mwuch the best, and that from thelr independence they ackvowledged no mas- ters in polities or rellefon. They seem to value thoir right of sullrage more highly than all the othier beuefits frecdom vrought them, and are continually talking on potitleal mstters, A Kkindly teeliug sceams to exist between them and the whites, and the whites seer tore disposed to oke with thew than to treat them harshly. ‘They show no hesitancy about securing the best seats In the cars, and It no way seem to admit tho superiority ol the whites, 1 have already extended this letter beyond my inteutions, und” will conciude by sayiig that T propuse tosre the Valley thoroughl il that when I bave informed uyself upon the poluts | came to determine, I will give my coficlusions iu the columus of Tuz Triuss, J.F L. CROWNING A KING. A Pecullar Ceremony on the West Const of Africa=t King Archibong 11f, of Old Cala- burt orchiestra rall to the right oi the midale alsle. To bis right, In the vroscenlum box of the recond tier was Presklent Lincoln. Mr. Stew- art heard thy fatsl shot,, and, lookiyy )y BOW the President’s head fal) Yorword ov biis bosom. ‘The stage wan empty. The next instant Booth stepped oo the balustrade of the box tolesp down to the stare. As he stood poized with a dugger in his hand, Stewart, who had had a slizhit acquaintance with klm, recognized him, and at a elance took fu the sltuation, Booth's spur wus caught fn some of the drapery, and as he feli to the stave his back was toward the spectators. The words “alc gemper tyrunis * were uttercd before bis feet touched the stage. e sprang up, and, bran- disting the dugeer, strode disgonally across the stace to the vpposite side. As lie urose Mr. Stewart spraniz to the top of the orchestra rall, but bie foot slipped. He lost an instant in mending s bold, and then Jeaved over the In- tervening space fo the footlwehts. Had e known the pusition of the rear entrance to the theatre, he could have reached it as soun as Buothdid. As it was, e was cumpelled to fol- low the fugitive diagonally to the left and then buck ucross the stage hehind the geenes. The door wus shiut in his face, and be could not readily open it. When he did, he saw Booth springing foto the saddle, The horse's nead was toward a brick wal Stewart sprang forward to grasn Lhe lett re As he did s Booth Lurned the anhinal toward the right, and, backing it as it turned, its rump threw Stewart against the ball. “Lhen crme a8 race across the courtyurd toward a sharp turn that led to the alley ‘opening Into F atreet, The horse could not be galluped in this yard, and Stewart nearly cought up with it 0o its left side, but was again crowded against o wall, lle was between the horse and the wall, Booth made ouve stroka at his pnrauer with the dagier that he yet tield, but seetned to he opixlous to get away without sheddive more oo, While the latter was bridle-reln, Booth artl London Timer, A correspoudent ou the Weat Coast gives a description ¢f the recent crownlug of King Archibong of Old Calabar. The event had been looked forward to for some time, and during the weck of the coronatigu the town and dis- wlet were en fete, Hoth on the river aua In tho villnzes there was o great display of bunt- Ik, while guns wore flred almost incessantly, Mr. David Hopkins, the English Consul, who hod been at OId Calabar for some little time settling disputes between traders and Chlefs, was sclected to proclahn Adam Architbong Kiug. On the morniug of the Oth ult. Consul Mnl)klns was escorted to Duke Town, with the Chicls aud peaple uf Ilenshaw Taown as o guard of hovor. Tha procession formed a spectacls of an unusual Rind, ‘The men were attired in the gaudiest-colored prints it _was poasible to tolfect, winle an umn- brelin of extraordinay dimcusions ond colors was carried above the hiead of the Cousut. The cavaleade (arrived st the luclosure sdjolulne the palace, where & throne bad been placedona newly-orected plutform, The natives wero bere assembled in thousauds, and wero very en- thuslastic, Bhortly afterward the processiun of the King-elect fssued from the palace, s rudelv. constracted bullding of wood, and wended its way to the plattorm. Like the other Lody, wany and various were tha colors worn by the tnen. it was beaded by & band of “musiclans,’ muking & great uproar with toy trumpets and taw-tume, Mauy wmllitary ceals were con- apicuous bere, o8 in the Conaul's following, In several lustances big vegroes wors very small coats, which, bot meeting In Iroot, wers druwn tightly to the figure with strings, His Msjesty iKingeArchibong was scarcely luss com- culty dressed. s lojus were girt with a satin cloth of mnany colors, whilea lone slleye lwt coverel his head, This kot had evidently seen wuch serviee, beng atinost shapeless with - acotations, s feet, like those of hiyatiend- auts, were bare, and there wei also » huge ueu- brelin held high above his head, Archiboug, who |5 8 man sbout 0 ycars old, is totully blind, amd leaned on tho arn of his sou. Heascended to the platforin amid the en- thustasin ot the assembled crowd, who danced nud shouted i the most frantic inanpers but as soah as Consul lHopkins recelved the Kinz the tuipult ceased, Tho Consul read the existing treatlos between the former Klues of Old Calu- bar and Queen Victorls, whivh were interpre! to the King by Mr. Campbelt, sn Englieh mi: slouary ot the coast, and to which Archibonw assentod. A new treaty was drawn up, the King agroeing theretv, which makes it compui- sory upon oll kis European aubjects to wear Lhe Buropean style of dress. ‘Treaty maticrs hav- ingg breen arrunged, the cerenony of corunation way proceeded with, The Quesn, with her ret- nue of fomale attendunts, srrived and ‘touk ber plnce on the platform. nju.:ly. ery corpulent old lady, was not permitted to take her seat by thy side 2abla consort. Amld the coutiiued stlence the native throug, Consul llopkius threw a ecarlet closk around Archibong, put a crown on tls biead, ang wsceptre (u his tand, aud pro- clalmed B * Klug Archiboug 111 of Old Cul- sbar.” “‘Theu the ghrieks and hurrabis of the ussigpled thousands rent the alr, the wen ana women dsneing sud shouting in tho wildest glee. Tap crown apveared to be of gold, was very wassive, sud was studded with *represcntative’ diamondy, . Dutslng the ceremouy the Kiog scowed ta be greatly wiitated, and ut ouc time was scapcely abic to bold the sceptre. lmmediajely siter the coroudtion a salute of Lweuty-oue Kula was tired, sud the Kiug aud his courtiors ssdfourned to the palace, whero & banquet I the native tushiton waa prepured. ‘The English residenta were eapecially favored Ly the King, and smong t atruepling for the ut the wouth of the aliey, and, wmnc bils horse into & galop, scan rattled out JY sight. Bubsequently Stewart wns asked by s friend why he was so anxious to ¢zet hold of the bridle, ** Beeause,' thie glant sald, 1 Kuew cxactly what todoif 1 ol hold of the bit. 1 would have thrown the horse over on his back. Yet | think,"" be added, it was very forsunate that Ldid not catch him. The theatre was filed with soldiers, The feeling after the tirst m ment uf tnaction wus one of futeuse bitterues: ‘They came pouring over the stace and out of the stage door, 1f Booth bad been there ho would have been aliot into small plec Many ot themselves woula have accidentally fallen vietims to thelr reckless fury, Isappose that i | had stoud rthero holding blm wihea they cawe out ny sirtues would now be prociaimed 10 0 careless world on a pleco of warble. le- sides, (6 wos better s 18 was, 0 Dooth had been killed. then the plot for the assassination would ncver have been discovered Duriug the last term of Jolin Kelly as Sberiff Mr. Btewart had Dautel Drew arrested, and Mr. Drew, 1 turn, had Bt arrested, Eacn nished $100,000 batl, and thus avoided imprison. wment. Fho truuble between themm grow out of the fatlure of a Baltiniore bank. e s SPRINGFIELD ITEMS. Epecial Dispaich 1o The Tridune. SprINGrIELD, TiL, Nov, 7.—~The creditors of Jucov Bunn to-dny clected €. C. Brown As- slzuce usder bankruptey proceedings. Drown hus been acting as Assiguee since Buuo made the asslgument. 1L was showu that Buuw's estate will pay 70 per cent. Arguwent on tbhe demurrers tiled by the de- fendants fu the proceedings fnstituted by the Stufe arainat the oblvers wo thy Btate-iloune hond has been in prog all day In the Cirenit Court. Atturney-Generul Edswll - represonts the Stateqand Niufat Edwards, I, 8. Eawards, Milton Huy, ung A, L. Ruapp the deleuuauts, etz it ol FINANCIAL, s New Yonk, Nov. T.—Thomas A, Reiohandt has been apuoluted Recelver of the MceKillop & Borugues Commerclal Agency Company, fo the z;ll‘bkwrln dissolution entered by Leater M. New Yonk, Na meeting of the ered- ltors of Dodd, Brawn & Co., ot 8(, Louts, was held here todday, Tne Commercial suys It 18 kuuwn by the statement of thy friu that u dh;:}aud Of 50 per cent will be a1l it can mske goud. ——— TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. CoLuMmpus, (0, Nov. 7.=Guov. Bishop to-day {ssued bis proclamation designoting Touraday, Nuv. 24, us 4 day ol shanksgiving und prayer, New Yous, Nov. 7.~Murat llalstead, cditor of the Cincinugtl Commercas!, srrived trom Eu- rope vesterday with lis wife and famiiy. NEW Qursss, Nov. To—There ore thirty oveal steawmers In this port, sud sulliclent top- tayy to carey a yuartes of 4 wiltion bules of thoss preseut at the dinner wera Consul top- | cotten. Kius, the whole ol the Euglish missiousrics of — — tho district, and the Captaig, chiel engineer, MORTUARY. Doctor, and purser of the mall stasmer Kin- Buecial Disagici fo The Tribuna, seawba, ‘The privcipal dish couststed ol ** palm o)l chop,” which (8 cousfdered & great lusury by the uatives. L e— HUMOR. Putting & beut piu in a chalr (s 8 very lululln'g practicul joke, I pever fulls W oexclti o waw's rlae-abillty. ‘There hos been g great cey that & chalk wark will Keco uuts out of foud.” We huve noticed the little felluws neveg eet lu our witk, A youog uoctor in Norwslk speuds his lefsuro hours vracticiug on the coroet, and pussers-by, Rocronw, 1N, Nov. 7.—The luuers) of Dr. Lucius Clark took place this afterucon. lle was bora at Amberst, Muss., fu J518, educated at Berksbire College and Geneva College! N, Y., nud moved o this city tn 1883, Ho was o member of the Awerican Medlesl Asspeiation and Ilinols State Suclcty, n wau Witk nobie qfilulllkh. sud the aldest practiciug phywcian (o tls ciry. S ——— > OBITUARY. Bpecial Dupalsh to Tha Triduna JanxsviLig, Wik, Nov. 7.-wJoseph W. Bur- thinking au amputation s guing v lusid:‘, wre | gess, 8 promivent famaer fu tho Town of lLa Seludnlart uuber of the wu's pa- | Prairio, died wt 10 o'vlosk this worning ot boart trouble, sald to have beeu induced Ly sn injury by recelved by the falliog of a beavy tluiber uyon hiws while asalsting fo the ervetion of the frame of the cotton-will fu thls city two years 940- ‘There i% no good substitute fuy wisdum, but sllenco §s the best thing that Lax been dlscove ered yet.—Joah Lilliags. . 11 sou see o sad-vyéd mao rushing sloog the street, respect lis griel uud don'’t stop hlw; Meug-don-Meng, Riug of Burmub, (s dead. e ——— FProrvlding for & Widow, o . S New York Thaes. i e B B R W e el by ok el of Pty g Lo e ronged o I nud of o ludy of Po WeLtBlurom'y uanl W sl Tudson, Sisa, whose busbuad snd four cbil- At 8 political mectlng revently, the speaker, waxioz eloquent, vald, * Waat shall do fu thids ewmergeueyd™ 4 Tell ber to whoal" sbout- ed sutebody fu the audicoce. A great welsut dren buve been carried off by the yellow futver, Jeuving ber destitute. Tho articles to be rutiled counist of the sullerer's cutire vusseasions, and cowprse & lady’s watch, cauneled god eet il < diamonds; a palr of solll 0, welghing five and three-fourtha carats; a amall solitaire diamond ring, a gold bracelet set with turquolac, a large solitaire dlamond rine weigh- Inztwo and a half carats, nnd a three-atone diamond ring et In ongx. Aannn WANTEDSMALE MELP, Rookkeepers, Clerke, & ANTED — A_CLOTHING SALESMA eak the Bohemisn Iangnage. There are 500 tickets MANSLAUGHTER. An Elaction-Day Rampns. Just after midnight Oficers Ray, Shanley, and O'Brien, of the West Twelfth Street NTERS, WITH Twenty-fourts and Uutie 1 10 HTARD-ROOD WORKERS! ANTRD=A YOUXG M WASTED=00 SUTHiilE, corn N OF TWO URTHRED ‘eArs experionce in A printing ofice to learn the o Michacl, Ry charged with At sbout 11 o'clock election, day he had 8 quarrel with James Malone at the polls of the Eighth Precinct of the Eighth Ward, in which Malone was worsted. When he was down, Ryan kicked him several times about the body, but no one suspected that Malone was badlv hurt, Indeed, he remained sbout the polls for several hours, untll beginnlgz to feel sore internally e of Hope street and Blue Island avenue, where, rapidly becoming worse, Ryan, who, by the way, is not the one who as- saulted him, gave him a bed and cared for him. In the morning the injured man was 5o much worse that he wan sent to the County Hospital, and became worse untll death Jast eveniog. manslaughter, = 5 li'.mpl:rmenl Agencles, ANTED=TO LEAVE TO-DAY—| TAmarers for Suthern Tanas wanes. 41 ot drea R A et 7 tony 10 farm. CIRIBTANE &0 dnsSratn Misceflaneous, TED=A RELIABLE SALESMAN TO BEL kil wiler Ant AR Fing. Cxiracts i Toas 30d part af Nebrask geucery-trade, Aad one ¢ refeired n ary reguited. . JANNUM and, O, es. aeriest 40 coal- the baking-powder trady Aixo ainount of eal ED~THRER TADS, 10 TO 1A YEANS OF IRht and inieligent, who desire 10 jearn urnishing business in the chief house of this Cumpennatiou snail unril some koawledga of 1 Address X 90, Trivune - tny compenantlon for the irse aie montay, able references. Duttnest s kalhed: there he graduall ed at 5 o'clod] clansat the hospital eay that desth w d by some severs blow, probably a kick, as Maloog compiained greatly about paln lo the reglon of o Addross, atattue and references, W, J. 10k~ et Succewluily, will Hyan, who ia locked up at the West Twellth Btreet Station, regrets deeply the death of his antagonist, but manifestabut little concern as to what will be dune with kim, as Le clalmis to be able to show that Malone was the acgressor, and that lie did not use uunece: cunquering bim, 7 ANTRU—A TIORGUGTT SALESH an 4 dealary to sell ane gonds on ot addrem Lalle"re, Manfy. XW ry violence in —e—— Charles Sumner‘a Statue, Ninston Transcrint. The statue of Charles Sumoer, executed In Ttaly by Thotmas Ball for cittzens of Massacliu- selts, arrived at this port In September, and 1 pow stored 1n one of the Government ware- houses, where it will remain untll the fonnda- tion and pedestal are ready. wish that it shall not be open for examination or exhibition until it is placed apou the pedestal. A contract has been made for the pedestal, which i now promised for Nov. 15, be located on the Boylsten street shie of the Public Garden, a little wedt of the gate op) Chnreh street. 1t has got yet been aeclded as to whut course ehatl be pursued in regurd to givine the statue uver to the Clty Governiuent. ‘Ireasurer of the Commitiee lus funds enough un band 1o pay a) the cxpens e ——— G GENTLE iy, " encrxerics al rduca! capable of writing curmine; Addres I8 17, Tribun NG SATESMAN 1 of ilie country 1 0 the Toad. ~ Addrest with referencrs or Dve days, 11 23, Trivune LESMEN FOR ment 1o sswing-machine seants perfect: duraulos sim) eautiial aiitelic embr Al le-nen il attach: It is Mr, Ball's WANTED_FEMALE KELF “The statue is to SR NTED-A QLI Ironer. tuko lo ). Lk, wvin 8 Sethod! ANTED=A "G TED=GIItL, FGlk GE [l 1l private family. Apply st ik Kl e coming again! good Juy to the merchant; jor to the man of law; joy, for to the pour working 18 you cau buy a very nlce fur clouk now for §185, Joy, foy, good times are thnes are hereo 00D MILLINERS AT 727 80UTH T-CLASS WILLINEID AT 555 —~—— Scnmsiresses. I3 OEPICEY. NTED-DREES AND ACCOMMODATE OU 08 thruggaout the cl ices in the different ULOARMARERS AT * Tiscenuncous, TANTED=A FEW WOMESN ACCURTOMED TO o oCLiPUINE ok a1 SHODDY ML, Nubio and ity we liave enabiishied hivislons, as designatel Lelow, where sdveriisements wiil be Laken for the snme price as cliarged at the Main Ofce, und will be recelved ‘clack p. . duriog the week, and Uoill 9 p, . MM8, Booksellers sad Btatloners, 123 SITUATIONS tationer, eic., 1000 ¥ Bookkecpers, Clarke, &cs ANTED -ENERGETIC YOUNG AN understands bouk 4, who thoroughl e siork trum jra e hm:ndnlu. aad Faney Jieita & pusition, ZAECOUNT T g‘fib‘om- eveniugs, by u thorough CITY REAL ESTATE: L $1L0 DOWN. DR PALE-$), sell the More 30,747 W bis . ore, guod barn, and Jut [0 not kiow where yu o and Jook At 1t, and BOYD, Hoom 7,17 Mot BALE-81.300 WILL brick house and lot. for 83,00, Inauire 8 WANTED—BY A FiRST-CLASS ers I du 1iot engrave; can fako eatirs charge of watchwork and yive satisfaction. Address i, Conchmen, Tonmetors, &ce ED-UY A YOUNG 3AN AS znly understands his bislacas, eani ad ot air furnsce. i Hiowh G et e ITOATION WANT, e, THA BROWN, 1462 Nisceanecou ITUATION WANT! YOULNG MAN WITR e tance In Weslern Towa, Mg sourl, Kaisas, And Nehrsaka. wants & busltion to iravel Klu;l& groceries urboots d shovs prefenten: ur tary or commluion, North Side. h-WITH & LAWYENR T RENT—012 01 P ik ror 1y adimitied. Dlest of refers ce, [ uciks runn t _NITUATIONS WANTED=FEMALE, D JTUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD £ ¥tan inl for general Bl at 163 Enat DIy I3futi T nt ouly 10 8 private fam- .« Butiday afterunon TED=FOIR TWO, SU1 fee, 1w couk snd do decond worki TWeost Slaes 7’0 KENT—813 JTUATIUN WASTE for & hutel or buarding-huu TON WANTED=AN firat-¢: LA ARply at oDl statg. LADY WISIING A Arl fut geuersl wark (e b aitewered) call 74 Cottuie Grove __TO_RENT-ROOMS, Suvuth Slac, 05 pLY d JOOMS. ATLLY | yron? Hetof refe: eure. Y FUKNISUED BOOMS™ FoIt nes, ol ono unfursisned, cheap, at TUATION WANTEL=BY A 6 a4 ‘nume girl ur Houw, vuruer Washlagton an i TUATION WANTED=IY A KCOTCH WO! 10 take care of cliflds 1 liest caty peference. Miscellnncous. 70 RENT-ROOMS-~-WE NOW HAVE A NUMBER 4 | BaA ToLLLS 1 1he best jeeations in s W Call at 175 Twenty-recuad uent Agencios. ntod to une We albo ave camplete descriptious of roos i 240 RENT-STORES, OFF1C __BUSINESS CILANCES. N 2 ONTAIN THi WHOLE o1t juable patent for tho Niate vl '} capltul will start sho bul- Tewsitinbly 8 D BTURE 1N JAN| Will be rented for fy smpany whl scld (of lease 1o caved ui Frankior, ‘ wu stacks. Kl WWweiing housts, atid ail e weco wary 2 e O Lh it il furniaces (h iy ke il d siring further suformation will pecretary, betrolt, ur i 17, Kl QOIS RALE~FIRST-CLASE 6 ures, central i barxalu, __WANTED TO RENT NTED=TO RENT A BUIT OF ructias auliable for huusckeeping; Weot Mdo preferre & = y And Jiatures W make i it 7o’ debcrition aud price OUBE, L0 ween Tweniy-foirth agd Addresa, giving tering o Ti husiniess ite winich 2, Hionths: (Bveatigatis refereuce, Adsun-st. __ CINANGMAM ON FURNITURE, PIA 4 b, disiivids s NY BUMS TO LUAN NI ¥ altiA s \ TIE NORTHWEST. T HWEST. Iastrated catalurus Wt tres un o LVER e, uad vatusaies i Lown wocd Builion Batantish ¥U I Muney (0 loai on watch mrlu(uu;l U] Koy CrRluny 1A RQUALLE £°1 8, 3 OF 3 yeares g loweet ralex, in Torent or for ssle vu | OANS MIADE 0% s, equal far$ha). Hid Wi LOST AND FOUND, AL Wikl DE PFAID AND NO or FeURinK 8 D) Colored akye logrice (insle) W 1-NOV. 0, 1475 BIROW & by Proving property L $. 204 stuer and larger suma tu sl A% i & BOKL, Na () Y LOAS, 0% 1t umin t AL loweat cufrent Cilcago resi eatale. I 233 Lexlgawas-ni. Nt EAST, 8 pockelbook Tl Teturniuyg sams tu “Novth Bide, ARET 1 raile poward for recraliin sali b et a0 3 THIRBAARE I o+ pavkers, coruer kightocntl au . ~FINST-CLASS ek, Wil uss of Jadlys woul | refer genllvmdu; picsssat cation. TIEAYED FROY T WES T I L ur: 30U lucaty elevwhe ‘Sladinou -t — o winter, LOme T BOARD W 37 O1LE, 157 Wabaah ANTED=A PAPYROGRMH MACHIN plete worklng onderi price st be uakile T leauuat o FANTED -sECUND-HAND KIDDEIR Ad dress, Mutiug price, _ STORAGE, 1TURE, CAREIVUES. MELCHA! Foyear: wulxn) Inaued Luw, o rivate fuiily o ‘Bouth blde te of Court-Huuse, Addrees, with full 'Bu,um N1 RUOM. BY A TOU, private famll LNERA 85 ad 63 Weal i levatore, 4. k- SINGEIL DO uud utuer wacnin MESTIC, WHEELKI JTUIEAGE FOI e o8 Detow nalt pricer Gad | 8" Vurlity ol Ludn Glilce, 193 Clarl lioow 2 Good )1 b Ceutral lueation. Advi 4 ratea b L eliy. MACHINERY, DoUITY DIBECTOIY OF L Aldiv, atutiug loweas price, SOBNSES AND CARMIAGES. ONSES WINTERED IN BEST POSSIBLE M\ LT Al iy (a7 koud o ales; astial ’I:w. tormalow. Address alarchiug-inachines, cu i Touctifties, * colapderiug: mschie &L MUNGER & Coby” s Wabaabtay. __PARTNERS WANTED, Tequlred “Addred W ity