Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1878, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: BATURDAYA DECEMBER 7, 1878—TWELVE I’AGE&‘ SUBSIDI&NL Closing Session of tho Subsidy Convention at New Orleans. Mewmorial to Congress for « Adequate Appropriations” ‘Wherever Desired. A The Accents of Jeff Davis Prominent in the Olamor for Goverument Money. Hogan Vhoops ’Em Up Agaln, and the Universal Host Upsend a Shouts Hpeeial Dispateh to The Tribune. New Onteans, La., Dee. 6.—~The fourth day of the Commercial Cunvem.lon met at 10:80 a. ., with Prestdent Fitzhugh Lee in the chalr. The report of the Committee upon Commerce with Forelgn Nations was beforg the body, and speeches were made by Berry of Luoulslans, Cave of Texas, Uen, Bussey, ihe Chairman of the Comulttes presenting the report, Col Burwell Mallory, of Kentucky, Ureen, of Ken- tucky, Jeft Davis, of Missiasippf, Gen. Martin, of Mlasiasippl, and Hozan, of Missouri, The latter gentleman was emphatic fn wishing the cmmerce of the United States and evontually of the world carried in American steamers, bullt and owned In America. . TR BALIENT rOINTS OF TI'E REPORT were as follows; Regarding commerce with the West India I-laml-, Mezxico, snd Bouth America (which fs now obstructed by tho rigorous rev- eoue Jaw), the fmportant relations between these countries and our uwn, and the absence of ready travsportation and correspondence, ft was resolved that the President and Congress are requested to review the present treatles with forefizu Powers, and to secure an equity of dutics by snch revenue laws as will open up end fuerease the businces of all contracting partica; nlso the estublishment of the following routes on vesscls owned, bullt, and registered fnthe United States; First, betweon the ports of New York and New Orlcans respectively, and the ports of Rio Janeiro fn Brazil sud Bucnos Ajres hu the Argeotine Republic respectivelysy second, between tho purt of New Orleans and the port of Aspinwall, lu Central America; pro- yiding for such mail service by way of each of tbese routes respectively, according to esuch ferms, pay, and schedule a8 may bo deemed proper by Congress, with sdequate appropria. uuns therefor. The Governments of Brazil and of the Argentioe Republic propose to aid {n the propored service to Rio Janelro, and the Cou- veutlon honestly expects thut all river and rail- road transportation Interests will assist in so- curlng thls much-needed commerce, Tho United Btates urges the reduction of . sll port charges, favors the Government further alding the jetties, and recognizing what 18 known as the Great Bouthern Rallway, TUE NESOLUTION OF MR, RERRY, OF NEW OR- LEANS, to striko out the word **buflt,” was the theme of discussion, and 8 strong fight was made pro and von by the gentlemen heretofore named, Mr. Berry finalty withdrew his amendment, and the report was sadopted by a largo majority. On motion thanks were returned to tho worthy Prestdent and his assoclates, to the local orzani- rations of New Orlcaus, to the press, the pages, and the messengers of the District Telegraph Company, after which the Conventlon adjourned sloe die, The Committea to memortalize Congress, the Hon. Phil Pendleton, of West Virginis, Chalr- man, bield a rueeting and appointed a sub-com- mittee of five members to present the drafted proceedings to Congress. The Committee con- shts of W. T, Martin, of Misslssipply Ju- W Paruniorc, of Missouri: J, Enelebad, of Narth Carollnn; Thomas Swmith, ot Virglnia; aud Adolph Schrelber, of Loulslana. The other members of the entire Comtuittce may attend ¥ith those five gentlemen if they wish, B. E. Liveuan, of {owa, is Sccretary. THE RESOLUTIONS, To the Western Assoclated Press. Naw Ontgany, Dec, 8—In the Commerclal Cunvention thie Hon. W. M. Burwell, Chalrman of tue Counnlittes on Forelgu and Domestic Com- n:lcm,, submitted the following, which was wdopted : The Committee on Forelgn Commerce have had the aeveral mubjects to them referred ‘under cone aideratiun, and beg leave to rospectfally report;: ‘iraf—Qur cowmerco with the Wost Indla Islands, Mexicu, and South America, In regard 10 this subject, vur Committes recommend for sdoptian the foltowing resolutions: Wikuas, The unprecodonted devolopment of an industry has created nsurplus of food, Lerial, and MAnufeCiures 14 10 e1eas of Gomes: tic consnmption or of foreizn demand, while the cheapness of European labor has, withtha cost of trinaportation belwean the American interior sud markets of Kurove, rendered tho prospact of a0 cnlarged and adequate demand for thu pros- lu"m"’ productions ot cur cmlmry in those mar- ei8 very unfuvorable: wu Wiknuas, The advantages of a commarce with the Ktaten and Colonies uf this_continent, though Jegithuately due the Unlted Staj greatly obutructed by the riyorous revenue llVIl #nd reatricted commercinj relation: ed and exlstiug between the United States and those Siatesand Colonles, rewpectively, s alvo by the abwence of sdequute facllities of transporiation currespondenca butween thess couutrics: . therefore, Ltesoleed, That the President and Henate of the Uniled States are respectiully requested to review gur breatles and cunventions of commerce with all orelyn With such of thesu powers as may be deensed e. pedient and wil & contraciing puwe; tespectively wuch & parity and equality of dutl upou all urticles the growth or product of wucl conntries as may bo lmvorted for use or sale vlmln the dominfon or jurisdiction vf any of them. Lesolved, Vot the Ilv‘ use of Reprusentatives is Rlbeclhlly requested,‘upon theg nllulllllfln of ich treaty or cunventlon, 1o su modify the nvemll Iaws of tho United Blates aa may be noces- saty to give effuot thereto, Hesolved, Thut to give further effect to this pol- oy, Lunzreu 18 reaprctfully requested to decisre and e . according (o the provisions of the l’fid! (.nnlllllllllan, lhl fullowing post-routus for the % rausnortation aud delivery of the polic malls ed on vesuols entirely owned, butit, snd ll lll’!d in the United States: lietwecn the ports of New York snd New Or )nu.u pectively, and tho ports of Rio Janelry, in Drazll, and Buenos Ayres, 10 the Arentlaw Jte- vaplic, respectively, . Betwuen the [mfl of New Orleans and port of Aspinwall, in Ceuntral Americs,~providing for such mall wervice by way of eich of the routes zespectively, according to such terms of pay and Schegulo us may bo deemed proper by Congress, with sdequate appruprations therefor, it Leing undarstood that the Governments of Brazil aud of the Argentine lllaflhllc propose to ald 1 the pro- Pased wervice W itio Juneiro, Jiesoleed, That this Convontion earnestly recoms mend 1o the capital and enterprive intvrested in our forglyn cmum-rr:, and capuciaily to Lhu raile Toad and river transporiatiun lnlerests connecting Hur’ port aud every trade-ceulre of the interor wih foreign couatries, that they couiribute weans and influence wecessary to secure the ar- furmance of the postal sorvice herein indicated, Woll a8 au adequate commercial trans, ortation IO 81l foreign countries whatever, buch organized bostal-service and - tranaportation s sspecially urged as being in all casea wvaclutuly necesvary 1o fusure that rogular and continuous trenspurtstion Aud delivey of pastengers, murchaadle. sud cor- res uce between produchiun consuwps judispeusahle to the market-control aud Huxacisl transactions of modern comumarce, YRANCE, The Commlites baviog exsmioed the pro- form ot a treaty between the United es and Frauce offer the fullowlug resolu- tlons in regard thersto- Ilualud. In the oplnion of this Couventlon, the project uf & trexty batween the Uuited nnu ud France, tovether with the imporisnt commercial exhibita sccompa, the same s ed aud submitivd 1o Lao Treaty. the 1wo countzies, Fespecily Ivnllu consideration; tbat, ju the Couvention, an ugrecmout of rmnmul trade wauld greatly uromuto conimercial fntarests, 8a it woutd wnllm the ancient nmitive of the two con- tructing powers. Jtesoived, Toat the reduction of port-charges, ng an sssential slop tuwsrds thy eucourageivut of foreign cowswerce, this Couvention strouyly Eecuinmend the wmerchianls of svery sippiug port b use Luerr ubiuost cndeavor Lo aocure Lheir duction so fur as mlJ be coustsient with the eral interce s of teade. Jiesoived, Tuat, n view of the grest obatacl Dresented to the forelyn commicrce by bare 8t the douth of thu Mississlppl, sud of the success which a8 atlended present educty for thelr fomoval, this Luavention urics upos (he Uoverowent the Dars- mount importauce uud uecousity of prosccuting the Wwork already bexun uulll the greatest pousivle - Provvmeot 18 fully sad permaucuily sasured. aesviied, 'SLal we recoguise in the great South- cti Mallway, foruiug with s covocciious s u 181 route from uli sectionsof our country (o withiu Rincty wiles of Havens, reducing the Uwe from = Bow York to Cuba from abous 132 bours 1o avoat | n ontlet for the aurpine prod- Staten, 182 milea shorter to New York, s line caleniated y, ncll &1 the great O bn than by way ta brlng us in closer mail communication with the Weat Indies and Central and Sonth America, and we nrge fipon tne Company its completion 84 cal- cnlated to greatly promote our trade with thuse countries, THE MEMORIAL, COMMITTES. Tho Committee on Memorlalizing Congress met and appointed the Hon, Phlup l'endmmh of West Vireinia, Chairman, and B. E. Line um‘ of lowa, ns Becretary, The full Committes wil meot fn W’ uhlngum Jan. 2. CASUALTIES. FURNACE EXPLOSION. CLrvRLAND, 0., Dec. B.—The ieader's special trotn Yonnmlown, . sayn: H At Bo'cleck this afternoan a terrible explm!on oceurred at the Upper Briar 1111 furnaco. The furnace men were in the act of turning on the blast when the explosion occurred, throwing a hot biast in every directlon, aud covering the men. Robert Lowe, of Newcastle, had s thigh broken aud was otherwise serlously fnjured: recovery doubtful, (ieorgs Anderson had his lews and head badly cut. Patrick Saunders, head and shoulders badly cut. The boss bad aleg broken, And wasotherwlse seriously njured. Cause of the explosion not kuown. COLLISTION. Bpecial Dispateh to Tre Tribune. ADRIAN, Mich,, Dec. 8.—The Toledo and Elkbart freight, No. 51, of the Lake Bhore Road ran {nto some gravel cars which had found thelr way from a slding at the sover turnout to the main track last night, snd the locomotive and twenty cars were thrown down an embankment and badly wrecked, The engineer, Cawloy; fire- man, Gatea; and the hrakeman, in the cuglnu cab, elupzd unhurt, but Clarence: Conger, a brakeman, was thrown from the top of a car and stunned, The Cnicago express west wus gc.mnu\l il 4 o'clock this morning, some six lours, CRUSHED 1O DEATIL 8oeclal Dispateh to The Tridune. AxX Anbog, Mich., Dee. 8.~Hiram Dietz, a brakeman on the Toledo & Anu Arbor Ratlroad, was {natantly killed this morninz at Azalla whils coupling cars, 1le was a young man, un- marrled, and resided 10 Dundee.’ —— ACCIDENTALLY SIOT, Aoeclal Dispateh 1 The Trisune. Forr Warsr, Ind., Dec. /0.—At Swan's, Ind., to-day, E. M. Holmes shot and killed Em- erson Boreland Ly the accidental discharge of a revolyer which they were cleanlog, Deceased was 17 years of age. ALL LOST. Macnias, Me., Dec, 6,—The schooner Cale- donia weut mahore ov Libby Island Tuesday morning. Tho Captaln and crew, five men, were all lost. POLITICAL. 1LLINOIS. Boectal Diwatch to Mhe Tridune. SerinorieLp, IlL, Dec. 6.—T active poll- clans of the State continue tocome and o, and, though most of thew claim that they come here on legal businces, they nevertheless ind considerablo timo to maku and breai political bargains, A pumber of men, who will bs prominent in tho House, have skillfully efected o sudden chauge ot base on the question of the sl’!lkfl" sbip, and tho various elements of the party seein to be unlting {n support of the Hon, Isauc L. Morrison, of Jacksonville, who will be the next Bpeaker, unloss something should come up which would reader a new dual necessary, Morrlson’s frienas asserc very positively that, out of the seventy-mne Repubilean mumbers of the House, mm -five are detinitely pledged to support hiw. is gives a very decided lead over the r-mnlnlng cuudidates, whose strength, from the latcst and best Informntion attuinable, 1s about as folluws: ‘The Hon, Tuomas F, Mitchell, of Blooming- ton, can count on fifteen to twenty votes, most of them from Represcotatives from districts adjaceot to hls, uud from sectiovs of thu Slate where potitical interests are mutual, Next to him comes Col. W. A, James, of . Lake, who, unt!l within a fow days, was s lead- ng candldate with flattering prospects of ste- Now, howover, 1c s not belicved that he urn Lrmore than titeen voles, most of them Cook County’** ‘Tlll remainiing votes are conceded to the Hon. F. K, Granger, of McHenry, and the Hou. James Bhaw, Bpnln.r of the last House. Morrwon's prospects of success are very zood because he is the sccond cholee of the Iriends of all the other candidutes except James, auu the Iatter's Josa of strengzth ricently Is owlng to the fact that all the other candiduics hove uulted agatust alw, Tho candidates who will really by Ei resscd with hopes of winuing are Morrisou, uumu, and Jomes, sud i s saxd that Mitchell's friends, after ziving him & compli- wentary vote, will support Morrlson. WISCONSIN, Bpecial Dispateh ta The Tribune. Map1soN, Dec. 6.—Tha Board of Canvasscrs was ju sussfon to-day, but adjouraed in order to .xive time for the recuipt of supplemental re- turns from Richland Counly., It sppears that there was a mistake made by ths County Can- ‘vassers 10 footing up the Congressional vote, thy difterence belug ten in favor of King. The Btato Board determined to allow Richland to fila supvlemeutal roturns, uithou; 5?1 the request 10 dv 80 was ot handed fu uutil paat the thoe fixed by luw. —— THE WEATHER. Urrion or tus Cuigy. SiaNar OrricEn, Wasiuisuton, U, C,, Dee. 7—1 8. m.~ludica- tlous—ForTenncsseo audthe Ohlo Valley, partly cloudy weathor, raln areas, northweaterly winds, wenerally veeriug to northeasterly, statlosary or lower temperature; 1o the east portlons nigher prosaure, For the Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy weather, arcas of light soow, westetly winde sbiftiig to vortherly, stationary or lower tem- perature, gonerully higher Frcs!uru. For the Upper Lake Regionm, partly cloudy weather, areas of Jight svow. cold northerly winds shisting to warwmer southerly, followed by fulling burgmeter. For the Upper Misalsslppiand Lower Missouri V-Ile}l‘ clear or vartly cloudy weather, cold northierly winds, genurufly shifting w warmer soutaerly, lower )rlnur-. Jaxzstown, N, Y., Dec. 6.—~Soowing bard, now elght luchn deep. LUUAL QUIBRYATIONS. __ Cuioaso, Doc. 6. Time, | Aar. [TAR T, | iR, uu..m‘mmllm .OW. 11108 & . oo 34 m{} oua| 3 L W, N. W w. | [ezasbesgEs ERE EBERNESEHESEEESTNTEESEEERESY 0| 39 Bnel to 037t 17 INDMNA ORPHANS. Bpecial Dispateh 1o Ths Tribune. IxpianavoLis, {nd., Dec, 6.—Tho anoual re- port of the Soldiers’ Orphans’ llome at Kulghts- town was wade to the Governor to-duy. Tho new bullding made necessary by the burniug ot theold onc cust, 841,238,323, of which 81,518.17 romaing uppaid. The Legislature ts asked to relimburse the officers, teachers, and eployes for luss of personal eflects in the tire vf Sep- tember, 1477, swmountivg to §2,918. With a cavuity for 800 cbildren, vot more than Lalf fu the Huate entitled to sdwittaoee can be re- celved. “Ibe expenses for the vesr were $34,000, and it 18 belicved s sliowancs of §2 per week per jumate will be sullicient for the ensulng two yoars. ————— OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. New Youx, ,Dec. 8.—Arrived, Baltle, from Liverpool; Denmark, frow Loudon; Neckar, frow Breweu, MIXED. A Sample of What Is Possiblelin the Way of a Complica= tion. The Law-Suit at Milwaukee which Is Bothering the Lawyers. A Very Large ‘Snarl Secured with the Small Sum of $10,000. Thirty-four Preliminary Points Bub- mitted to a Jury for a Btarter, Rpectal Dispaten to The Tribune, Mrnwauxeg, Dee. f—In the United States Court, Judze 1yer, on Thurmiay, the litigation between Esston& Bizelow, baokers, of Decurah, Ia., and L. F. Hodges & Co., well-known com- misslon merchiants of this city, reached a tem- purary conclusion aftern trial of three wecks, the jury to whoin the case was submitted, with instructions for a special verdict, finding In favor of the plaintiff. The verdict rendered consisted uf afiirnative or negative anawers to aseries of thirty-two questions sabmitted by the counsel and allowed by Judge Dyer. The findings were in favor of the plaintifs throughout, and give the full damege sought, the valne of 11,500 bushels of wheat. The answers to the questions pro- pounded wero to the effect that the First Na- tlonal Bank of Decorah, Is., and Enston & Dig- clow, of the same place, Joaoed money in the oggregate sum of about $10,000, takingas se- curity for revayment thereof certain bin re- celota for wheat stored fn Valleau’s elevator in Decorah; that after the reccipts had becn so delivered up, the wheat was shipped by Valleau, In Decorah, to L. #. Hodges & Co., Milwaukees draft was inade upon Hodges & Co. for 810,000, aud the whent was reccived by Hodges & Co., il with deliberate Intent to defraud the plain- It Easton avd the Decorah bank above named, Tl e facts of this important litigation, adduced in the course of the prolonged trial, were these: Willism I, Vallean, of Decorab, fa., wasa wheat buyer. 1o bought wheat at Decorah and several other polnts In that Btate, snd shipped to L. F. Hodges & Co,, of this city, who sold it nn commission, IHe commenced shipping to odeea & Co, in April, 1875, and the comtnis- slon firm advauced to him nionoy, w buy whcat ond other vroduce, from §15, 203,000, without security. In January and Fnhrunry, 1876, Vallean "borrowed of the First Natlonal Bunk 'of Decoral, and of Euston & Bigelow, of the same place, plsintiffs in this uction, £3,300, for himself and onvJ. H. Baker, whu boupht wheat with him on joint ac- count, and In return gaye special-bin warehouse receipts upon wheat {n his own clevator, At the time the re L-l its were taken the gocclal bing were not tull, but it was agreed that they should alterwards be filled with the required quantity, in all 11,600 Lushels ot No, 1 wheat, Valleau, it should be stated here, was doing a Iarge busi- ness; he was the Mayor of the City of Decorah, and his credit was “rood at both of the bauka. On the Oth of May, 1870, Valleau went to the bunk, grave his checks for the amount of the loans, with interest,—in all £8,000,—took up his own atd Buker's notes, together with the ware- house receipts, aud at the sams time drow two drafts on the defendauts, Hodees & Co., for £5,000 ench. Thuse deafts were protested on Vlay Y, 1870, at which time Valleau wus 1n»luhu:ll to Lluu 'irst Natfona! Bank for sbout 412,000, iuctuding the checks above referred to, "aud owed Hodges & Co. upwards of 820,000 over and above the value of the properiy in their hands on which they had muda adyances, On thu 1ith of May, 1370, Valleau sold out his in- terest in his elevator and warchouses ot if ferent stations for §5,000, and paid tiie proceeds to Hodges & Co. Un the same day the First Nuttona! Bank of Decorah commonced on at- tnchiment sult ogainst \llleau and attacned his elevator Decurah as well as other pruperty, whldu suit wus discoutlnned on the I2h of May, 1877, Val- leau put in o defense to t attachinent suit, and sel up o counter clalm for daumages tor tho sttachment of his property, aud for usur. fous interest, excecdlng the smount of the claim of the bavk. On Sept, 24, 1875, Vatlesu imade 3 settlement with tho defeudunts, Hodges & Co.y Who, through sundry payments by hin, extendipi fyom the 0ih of May to the 20th of September, hud reduced their account aualust hins toabout 88,000, By this settlemeunt bo was released froin nn- balunce of account. The next day, Bep.. 27, Valleau mado o sottle- wment with the ‘bunk, by which that institution relcased him Trom any per- sonal clalm of tho Indebtedoess against bim, and from any clakn agafnst him for the ulleged conversion” of tha wheat covered by the warchouse receipts, but stipulated that judg- et might be cotered {n the sitachment suit for the 1ull amount of their claim, to bo fu- dorsed only against the property attachied, He also released the bauk from his counter clalm lur dnmuuel on the attachment hond, and for On the 81t of Octnhcr.1570. the bank, having assigned (ts clohin to tho plaintifs for the al. leged converslon of the wheat by Valleau, brought uu_ action ogalnst the defendants, Hodges & Co., claimiug that the wheat had been wronefully shipped by Valicau to the defendunts, and that the de- fendants huad recelved and wronclull converted {t Lo thelr owt us It wau clalme: brv Valleau und Buker tba mo te in April, @ Lank gave the former permission to ship the wheat, but this the ofticers of the bank aenled. The wheat covered by the warehouse recelots bad, It fact, oearly sll been shipped from the elevator prior to $fay 6 of th gnur. 1t wlso ap- peared that, sfter the sperial-Dio receipts were eiven, no snecial attontion was pald o the mat- ter of special bl but that the wheat wus mixed, fur purposvs of grading, with other wheat 1n the ¢levaior, and ol this inass or mix- ture the dofendants recelved about 34,000 bush- cl er thu warshouse rocelots were given, aud other parties ahout 12,000 bushels. Hodges & Co. clalin that they recelved the wheut in good fsith, and wade ‘advauces on it without knowledeo that any of tho wheat had been wrongtully shipped or was coversd by wurehouss recolpte, ‘Thoy showed that thuy nad uinde sdvances, as tho wheat was recelvu for more than {ts full value, and tiat Vallesu's fndebtednesa to thum had Increased by some 83,000 frum the time ths warehouse recalpls wers taken until the tine of Valleau's fullurcon the Oth of May, 1876, The pkunllm claim that the defendants had notlcs uf the warebouss receipts ou the wheat, and that they induced Valicau to ship the wheat to them, promising ta stand by i, thercby be- coming rullu to a fraudulost sct turough thelr own solicitation, Prior to the time when Yalleau mada his_ set- thement with Hodges & Co. in Beptember, 1870, e snd the defendants had some ditficulty fu ve- lation to fature busiu matters, alleau claiming that because by fter Lis failure, mady the defendauts pmlerud pavments, they ought to restablish biuiin business, Upon their rofusal to do so ho coiminenced negotiatiog with the bank for a releass of its clatu azalust hini, and a8 a consideration of auch reloase agrecd to furnisu what evidonce be could to cuable the bank to recover agaiost Hodges & Co, for the value of the wheat. Pursusnt to thet srrunce- meut be Gelivered Lo thy bauk a la uuber of letters written by Hodyes & Cu. 0 him after his fallure, devising varfuus cxpedients for keumuf Valleap out of bankruptey, so as to avold Biability under tha Bankrupt law for preferonces obtaived alter the falure. It was clajmed that these letters disclosed a collusion between Valieau sud the defendunts, not vuly Lo prevent toe buok from puttiog Valleau futo baukruptey, but for obtalniog the wheat covered the warshouse receipts. ‘Lhe plainuils slso clalin that the wheat was mlxed with other mn.ll Iu the elevator sud shipped witlous their consent, aud that the defcudants sre lable Dbecauss' thuy received & lurger portion of this thau’ was covered by the warehiouss ro- ccluts. As beforo stated, the trial lasted three weeks, and resulted fu s special verdict coveriog thirty. threc poiuts, which s gencrally regurded a3 uniavorable to the ‘defendants, but upon which both partics; It is sald, will move for a judgment. Seversl fo- terusting law poiuts aross Juriug the progreds af ihe trial, the wore impurtant ooe being that the pisiutitfs were estopped from briugiug thls sction by the proceediugs of thy baok iu tue attachment suit against Vallesu snd tho settic- weut with bun. It was furtier coutended that the wWarclouse recelpts wers void under the law of Iuwg, ou the grouud tuat the bLing did not contain the pruverty called for ut the thme the wurchouse receluts were fssued, oud also be- cauas they were issucd bi W Warebousswan upou s own Uroperty ua a collareral securnity for the paywent of his owu debt. These lewal ques- tivns will be furtber argued aud adjudicated the wotlous for judguwents un tbe special verdiel. Lere {8 vothloz in this case that will bear general anglication to benkers sud vomuission men. It §s & pacullar desl throughout, one that Involves no peneral principle for the govern- | nent of trade, and whichever way It may finally the result can havo lm appiication ‘ws, Tlierc was a rumor current yes- terday that when the plalntiffs move for jude- iment’on the verdict, the plaintiMs will fie a bill for cxceptions, and that the casc will be taken to the United Btates Supreme Court, In this . Tocky foundatlon, lght. the ight scems to have but falrly com- © menced. The verdict returned by the enmu.u{ disposes of the 1aw questions which arose in the estly stage of the cue. —— TIIE RAILROADS. ury OMAIA AND CHICAGO. Constderahle grumbling has heen done on the nart of certaln raillrond managers hecause Tns TninuNe has criticlsed the [ows pool lnes for allowing the business of Omaha to be diverted from this city, whore it usturally comes uniess futced In another direction. But befors many days have passed these men will admit that Tnx Trinuns hus done these raliroads a service fn pointing out the miatake that has been made, thus giving them an opportunity to correct the evlls complained of, The danger to Chicago in- teresta can best be seen by the savage manner in Which the shippers of Omahs and the papers of thut clty datly attack the Iows pool lincs nad do thelr utinost to turn the trade to 8t. Louis and other Southwestern points. ‘The Omaha Hera'd ot Dec. 3 hasthe following in regard to this inatter: **There 15 a tide in the affairs of men that.taken at_the flood, lesds to fortu; d to fame,"'—and not less true In this of cittes thanof men. The day and the honr {s came when (Jmaha must ander- stand her de-lm{ \throw off all entangiinguliiances, rours all the innste enerzyand vitality of her -] Lelng, and strip for the race of Western commercial wupremacy. The day and the hour has uow srrived which s to detcrmine the ail-juportant futace of n the contest for controf and direction of between the Cities of C| e pointe. cd, and the end t months syu the contest was pred| of the lowa vool intimuted. To-day that predice tlon s partlaily folfilled, ~the war has beon (rans- ferred to the west bank of the Missourt, That the ight Ia notan open one makes the buttle ot capital no less bitter and severe. The ait is full of rumors, but the fazts alsoare coming to I1¥m. Competi. tion |8 the supreme law of tho iand. and competi. tion Is the law which Omshs shorld invoke for the real settlement of her grievances, The certain campletion of the new ajr-}ine to 8t. Louts bv n of Chilitcothe xnd the $t. Louls, Kai Northern 1 the death blow to the lo hu'. the UIJI without thia the romedy Is in the hands of merchants of this city. ‘The life and success of. business wany times Ju the slmple ona of freight, and to-idny thereare merchants who receive re- or_othet benefits equal mnwn of 26 per cent by Anding roates outa! 1, und by that lvnun Chileago, must take care of herself, 1o tho L’A . An eflective nr nization of lnu- chats, pouling their frelghte, can now gain what :‘fw Jowa pool refused to give before, on Eastorn unine ‘Chicago's distrens 1s Dmaha's tmmmunlly, and a8 the lowa pool dies of limitation on Jan, 1, 1871, our mérchants snould unite with those of Chicago, wvor moust potural market, Aud secure equitable terms of frelylt,—ond this can bu secured by nd sho tas been equal united combination of husiness Letween the two citice, over tho line that wiil offer the best induce. ments. The Omaha Lommerelal Exchange has the fol- lowlng on the samu subjuct: The Omaha & 8t. Louls air-line fa attracting univeraal attention and the lowa pool begins to feci the effert of the agitation of the new Gulf e preseit ratcs 1o Chicago by tus Jown por slnply extortion, and no wonder that Chilcago e In great distress i it4 waning geain trade, wlone has handled onc-third as much npring wheat thls reavon av Cilcago nrcurnlng fllnllll to oificial statistics, and our grain trade Is worth contending for, Look ut the fivares! Omahu clevaturs have handled 60O per cent niore graln thin fall than three years 8go, St Louls, Toledo, Dattimore, L'corla, Milwaukee, and New York are working 10r Nebrusks grain shipmente, but Chicago dealers and ruliroads are idle, onty vatlet for your vroduets. farmers of th L, ia by the Mia- nlnlpm Itiver, the great, free, nation's highway of cammerce. Lu tiin conuectlos: the excursivn of tno Omaha Board of Tride, ua & bady, to St Louts, has 0 be betlor nuderstood, Fifty infilions of graluand fmmenss products of purk and Leef arc nuw walting for @ market and an outlet at rates of [relght that do no make the shipper poorer than besore he sold, A great and herculesn offort s needed to burst the hfln s of ex+ tortlonate monoyoly, and to-day Is Umaha's oppor- Compelition is the sipreme law and will a significance which wil! tnunity, vrevail, CAN'T BE BEAT, The officials of the Pennsylvanis Rallroad deny the correctness of the statement made by an English paper that the “*Figing-Dutchman and other Engllsh trafus which mako fifty to fitty-three miles ao hour are the fsstest 1n the world. Fully equal, it not grester, speed {s claimed for some of the trains running on the Penusylvania Kailroad between New York and Philadelphia, Traln No. 10 on this line makes tho distance from Jersey City to Phlladelpbla, nincty mites, {n 110 mjuutes—over forty-nine miles per hour. This tralu has to cross three lmportant drawbridges and poss through flve cities at reduced speed, to comply with thelr ordinances. 'The train consists of a thirty-uine ton englovand fivecoaches,while the *Flylng-Dutch- man Y conslsts of a thirty-nine ton englue and four coaches, each coach being anly wbout balf the weizht of one of those used un the Penn- sylvanin Railroad. The track of the English ronds is us lovel asa billlard-table, and fenced the entire dlstance. Tho train of the Pennsyl- vauia Railrond, between New Hrunswick aud ‘Trenton, iukes lwenl{ -six miles o twonty- L nearly filty-cight miles an hour, but for snort distances on the route even faster time {s made. Between Millstons Junction Deans, « distanco of 5.6 il thue ts consumed, and there kro other short dls- tahces whers cquully wrood speed {8 made. This isthe regular schedulo thue, but on sundry celul oceasions sthil Laster time ling beon made, work, Lowever, I8 not considered by the oflivers of the Pennsylvania Rafiroad as goud as thut done by the Tegular trains, cousisting of thirteen coachies, two of them rallway poste offive cars, fitled with beuvy imall mattes Yullman sleepers. weighlng twenty-six -conchios lied with u through from ey Clty to l’hu-delpmn u two hours snd fluy mluutu. ‘I'IE CANADIAN SCHEME. #pecial Duspatch o The Tritune, ‘MoNTREAL, Dec, 0.—Tho pavers this morning publish Jong nrtlcles on the subject of amalgs. mation between tho Grund Trunk and Wabash Nallway Campanies by which it Is expected that all the freizht of the West may bs diverted via Montreal to the excluslon of New York and Baltimore, and will thwart atl Vanderbilt's schemes to control traflle from the West. Wa. bash will now compete with the Frie, the Now York Central, tho Great Westoru, and the Can- ada Bouthiern for through traffic under the man- ngement of 3r, Garrison, who {s also Prestilent of the Missouri Pacific Rallway, vuunlog from dt. Louls and Kausas City, and two of whose mssoclates are Directors of the 8t. Louls, Kausas City & Northern Road, Tiie Wabash will not along fight the Chicago & Alton Ruad, now Lufldig a comveting lino to Kunsas City, but will extend their present line from Dcuatur to Chicazo, and get possesston of the Haunibal & 8t Joe. 'The execution of the plau will hurt the Cbicago, Burlington & Quincy, The Iilfnois Central wiil be deprived ol ite 8t. Louls cunncetion from Decatur, and the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy will bave to duo fts Misaouri River busiucas by a much longer Toute than at puum. seven i ulc:‘ six ninutes! each, und the rut uxp SOUTHERN ITEM, - &pecial Divsatch to The Tribune. ATLAXNTA, (4., Dec, 6.—For some weeks there has been ugly fecling between the Green Line all-rail route wnd the Baltlmore & Ohlo rall and water route to the Southeast. The struggle has been over the Weateru frelizhts, the Dalu- more }ins proposing to cut ratces 50 asto capture freights, The Green Line appealed to the Bouthern Raflroad & Steamship Association, of which hoth sre members. A mieetioZ was held jo Atlanta. In the mecting $165,000,00 of capltal was represented. After a stubborn con- test » compromise wad patched up, the frelghts woled, and the prescut rates will bo maluistued. T is belloved that thls compromise is purely temnporary, and that the fizit s mevitable and immisent, J¢ will be a bitter siruggle, The Keuesaw routo Iun«h‘v cut the prive of tckets to New York to §23. ‘The Pledmont Air-Liue at onee cut 10 $7.50, A cunference was had befors tle Alr-Lioe's cutting circular was posted, aad rutes were restored. It 18 conceded on all sides that ths pool i fu yreat dunyger of breazing up. Woeu 1t does, the Southern hues will opea & ruinots war. Fach meeting of 1he pool 13 more urulongzed sud unsatisfactory than the preceding oue, sd the cuttivz of rates way be luoked fur auy PITTSBURG & Spectl Disareh & PITTeBURG, Pu., Dee 8.—Your currupondsnl adviscd you & few days ago that the Pittaburg & Lake Erie Ruilrosl would be resdy fur buatuees sbout the middle of this month. This prospect has been awept away by an accident to the road- bed of that rallway between Btoops Ferry and Bhonestown, which will delay the opening for six weeks or two months. The road at the pisce where It has given way was filled In a The recent heavy rains ‘wastied the soit away, leaving the ties and rafls withont -dequue support. A force of Iaborers fa at work making o cut In the olde of the hili to secure 8 safe lodgement for the road. ‘The cut will have to be made for & half-mile, '"Y'“K,"""‘ twenty to ffty feet throy n mlld rock. 'The loss, which is estimated at will fall on the contractor, Mr. Mdlr:u. le delay thus caused In the opening of the new outlet Is a great disappolntment to onr husiness )cnple who affect to see In it their liberation romn the Penusylvania monopoly. VANDERBILT GETA 1T, &perial Dispateh ta The Tribuns. Derrotr, Mich., Dec, 6.—Deflnite and refiable information recelved in this city this afternoon sets at rest the conflicting rumors floating about concerning the final disposition of the E Divislon of the Chicago & Lake Huron Kail- road. It Is afixed fact that Vanderbilt has secured {ts control by purchesing the bonds of the Albsny bondholders who cootrolied the punding litigation. This not only secures an outlet for the Chicago & Northeastern from Lansing to Flint, which he controls, but also defeats the (irand Trunk’s scheme to secare a Chicago connectlon by grabhing up the Eastern Division of the Chicagu & Lake tluron, The recise terms of purchase are not yet known ere. The extensiun of the Canada Southern to Sarnla as an eastern outlet to this line will naturslly foltow, One rosult of the purchase of the Albany bonds is an indefinite postpune- ment of the bearing of the bill in behalf of the Albany boudholders of the Chlcsgo & Lake liuron, asking for the appolntment of a Jle- cclver for the Chlcago & Nortleasteru, fixed for Manday next before Judge Daxter at Cin- cinnatl. The transfer of the Eastern Divisiou involves a comolote break in the through line of the Chicago & Lake Hnron unless the Western Division be rold at such a sacrifice that Vander- bilt might regard it as an object to purchase it also. A mecting of parties holding Kecelver's certificates was held at Port Huron last night to deviso a mode of sction 1f tbo State persists in foreing the sale of the ruad for tazes past due, but nothing delicite was agreed upou. INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, Bpecial Dizpatch i The Tribune, Inpianarorts, Ind., Dec. 8.—The Lafayettc, Muncie & Bloomiogton and Iodiapapolls, Bloomington & \Vestern Rallroad cases will, It is thought, both be settled the week after next by Judge Drummood. They arc now in the hands of Receivers. ‘The commotion over trelght-rate diserimina- tion agalust Indisnapolis shippers still contin- ues, and will 1ot down. East-bound ponl wman- ngers will hear a big buzzing about thelr cars next week. ITEMS, Tt fs stated that the Jackson, Lansing & Bagl- naw Rallroad will cxtend its line to Indlan Riv- or early pext season. The Grand Raplds & lo- disna Road will also extend fts line northward 1o the spricg to Crooked Lake, Mich. The magnificent new dining-car Brevoort, be- longing to the Chicagoe, Burlington & Quincy Kailroad, which during the last two weeks has Leen in the service of the Marguis of Lorne and his wl!r. returned from Canada sesterday, and will make its first rezular trip on the 10:30 train ?( the Chicago, Buritogton & Quincy this moru- ng. The war in passenzer rates from St. Loule still continues, and all efforts made during the Jast few days to stop it huve been of no avail. "The rate from that city to New York is now §10, oronlv half what it’ costs to go to New York from Chicago, The rate lrom 8t. Louls to Cin- cinnati hias also been cut Ly the Oblo & Missis- sippl Road from $0.50 10 ‘The Board of Trade meu nl Indtanapolls bheld ameeting o that city a day or two ago taex- press thelr disgust with the East-bound boul irom Indumnapolis. A comnittee of five wos appointed to meet with the General Managers of the Indianapolls roads on the 10th, and re- quest thewn to remova the disadvantages under ;vnlm tho shippers of that polut are now suller- nis. The strike of tho hog-scrapers In this city 18 serfoualy afTectiug the ratlroads, The yandsare reported full, sud notlce bas been given to the -railrouds by the Btock-Yard autborities to stop nll lhipmcn!! until further not! Thia witl serious luss to the rallroads, which at |lm season of the vear usually derive a great part of thelr profits from the transportation o the grunters. e ———— CANADA. Floancisl Excitrment—Burgiary and Arson— ThieveswThe Female Orange LodgoIron- Works In Toronto —Smull.lox In Montreal and London, Bpecial Dispateh to The Tribune. MoxnTEAL, Dee. 6.—~This afternoon local bank stocks were depressed by runiors from En- gland to tho cffect thae thu Western England & South Wales District Bank bad suspendcd, and adisvatch to the effect that tbe Caledonian Bank had closed ite doors. The capital stock of the Westorn Encland Bank is $5,000,000, and it liad forty one agencles. The rumors appear to ba conflrmed by cable dispatches to banks here, The depot uf the Moutreal, Quebee, Ottawn & Ocelduntal Baflway ut Mile End wos last night burned duwn, Snm:qunmt Investigativnshows tnat it was the work of bunrlars, The sule was blown open, lu doing which It s surmitsed the thieves set fire to the bullding. A considerable sum of mouey was taken, Lesides valuable doe- uments. &veelal Dispateh to The Tribune. Otrawa, Dee, 6.—The following lctter Las been reccived by his Worshlp, the Mayor: GovauNuENT Housk, OrTawa, Dec. 6, 1878, — Dxan 8in: 1 am requesisd vy his Exceliency, tha Governor-General, 1o say with what gratification hu withessed the beautiful lllunnnu:an of the city of the good Runeronsly nunu. 1 pave the huvmr to he, ‘atr, your obediunt servant, . DEWINTON, uonmurnmucnr- Feeretary Joln Cameron, who was recently extrudited from Jeffursoaville, Ind., charged with robbing lis omployer hersof #7,000, was to-day sen- tenced to the Penitentiary for three yenrs Detective Baonfvg has recovered M Donald's grold watch aud chain, stolen from him on the night of the fllunination, and connected 1t with the gang of pickpockets at present under arrest, Al the thieves carrlod 1wo cavs, sothat & sudden changa of appesrunce could be effects wud. Alluresupposed to bave gives fictitious names. With one, \Hllcr. was fuungd a $1,000 bill und ten $100 bills, 1 fasupposed to be'the nutorlous Paddy Guerdy, implicated 1 an ex- tensive jewelry rubhiery I Chicaio, Apemtal Puspuiva &0 Tha iTivane, Oreawa, Doe. 8.—Tho Hon, Mr., Langevin has notitled the employes i his Departinent (Post Oflice Burcau) uny - wpplicution for promu- tion or ncreass of salary would be reganded os a reqignation, apeciat DNemateh 1o The Tribune. MontrEaL, Dec. 6.—The Femule Orange Lodgo here has now fifty mem'wrs, Tha oh- Jocts of the Boctety are us follows: ‘I'n help Tieedy femiles fdeutided with the Orange Order, and fo Visit thems to seu that they urs not In want. ‘The Bociety will have passworde aud signs, s0 that ooe member may know another. “The Lodgo-room 1s 1o be kept sccret, so that the members may not suffer from suy sttavk while golng or coming. The Chaplitu, Mr. Doniliet, wiskies it understood that the Lodes uever couteiplated any of Its nemuvers foimne in the 19th of July processions, thelr desire be- fur slwmply to o good quletly. Joo Becl, the noled salvon-keeper, bas bueen presented with a Blble by cvaugelists who havy prewhesl Intis catabilshment during the sum< Awordlu to sn evening |mpcr. & prouinent merchaut I3 uoder uccusation ourying bis <ild in & common box in his A moctiug was beld ju 8t. ulck raise funds to pay the expen: of the Orsuge prosceutions,—~M. . Ryau, Bl- mber of the Do- minion Parliament, b the Chair. 51, Cunegoude, & suvurb of Muulrul. s sald to bo lafested with suiail-pox. Bpeciat Dapasch 10 The Tridune TORONTO. Dec, 6.—A larre meetiug was held in 5t Audrew’s Hall to conshder & propusition 1o establish leon-works in this cley, It wus stated that au Eoglish compauy was prepated to start tho works if twenty ucres of marsh- 1and st the east of the barbor ‘wers gruuted st a nomiual rent, oud ten years' excuption from taxation. A resolutivl Was unsmimolaly pussed recomLending the Counsil Lo sgrec Lo the tenng, aud u commitley was uppointed to lay the vicwa of the meeting before the Aldermen ut thewr uext mecting. Speciul Lignileh 10 The Tribure Loxpoy, Dee, 8.—Recee Watermau has lssued " pwc.lllnuluu to the people of London Esst, enjulning crteral Ve xination awong tay hubab. itaots. Thers are & number of cases at the 8mall Pox Hospital in the city, and saoitsry precautions dre becoming general, CANADA'S NEW LOAN. Toronto, Dec, 4.—A special dispatch to the Olobe, from 1.ondon, savathe Government Inan was placed on the market to«iny by Baring Brothers -ml Glyn, Mllls & Co. 1t amounta to t 4 per cent Cansda bonds, half of which beat the guarantes of | the Imperial Goy- ernment. The bonds bear intereat from Oct. 1, 1873. Bidders must offer one price for both stocks united. No olfers which do not bid one price for the two stocks, and treat them as {den- tical, sccepting hall of each, will 88 received. The minimum orice of fesus fs 903§ per cent. The gusranteed portion of the Joan ia in bonds to bearer. Dominion ¢ per cents may be had either in bonds or registered stock. ‘Tlin loan is redeemable in 1013. Tie Dominjon pertion of the loan iato be provided with a ainking fund of not less than I¢ per cent s ve: Canada f-per- cent bonds, maturing o Junuary next, will be taken in lieu uf eash In exchange for new bonds. A little more than half of the loan will be em- plofcd In redeeming O-percents: the remalnder be dcvoted to tha cunstruction of publie works of the Dominion. The Ntandard, CAron- fcie, Dally Nors, aud Daily Te'egraph accompany the announcement of the losn with comments, The 7imes, in {ts cditorial, savs that, owing to the redemption of #-per-centa and raving In in- tereat charres effected thereby, the annual in- crease inade by the loan In the burdens of the Dowinfon is calculated to be only £27,0. ‘That & satisfactory Toan will be mada 18 -mbl- bly incvitable, for Canuda is too deepl: |n debt and o deeply lovalsed in costly nnbfvr works :.:'hc able to get on without constant borrow- ——— DAIRYMEN. Bpectal Nispatch to The Tridune New Yous, Dec. 6.—The dairymen, exhibe ftors, and merchants in attendance at the Inter- oatfonal Dairy Fair, have appotuted a Commit- tee to organiza an International Dalry Fair As- sociation, Over ooe hundred persans have ap- plied formeicbership. The Committee includes George C. Lawrence of Chicago, f1. 13, Ster- man of lowa, R. P, MeGliney of Elgin, D, E. Wood, of Huntley, 11, W. D. Hoard of Ft. Atkinsou, Wis., aind Frank Moulton and Francis B. Thurher of New York. ‘The present Falr has proved a grest success, Over seven thousand persous wera prescot Lo-day. ——— A PROBLEM LONG SINCE SOLVED. Tlow to remedy those prolific canses of disesse, an smpoverished circulation and so impalred ai- gestion, was 8 problem the solution of which hsd often bafiled medtcal skill, but which was solved aver s quarierof n century ngo by the futroduction of Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters to public and pro- fenmional notice. Since that time, waich may well Le said to have initigted & new epoen In the Lis- tory of medicine, the remedy snd preventive re- ferred to hias obialned & foothold in the confldence of the American people that each succeeding vear hos unly served to sirengthen, It Is recosnlzed throughout tue Unlon an u tonic of thg rat order, u remedy for and sure means of preventing fever snd ague, aod disorders of the siomach nud hawels: 8 a relinhle ncans of reforming a dis- ordered atato of the Jiver, and of counteractin: tendency to rheamtiam, jout. arinary and uierloe sorders , BIEANCH OFF FICES, Nonn ACCOMMODATE OUH NCAMEROGA PALFODS ThroURIOUL tily clty We hiave cstabiished firanch Geices [n the uifterent Oivisions, aa deslgnaied belaw, whiere advertiseqients will be taken for the waine price &4 charged at the Satn O will be receiyed Rt R olovK . . QurIaR (ha Weeks and unitly p, m, on Baturda, \l.\Tso YOI SALE=A 6 LY HOURE, lot, at g1,00 IEII "lln cost, on Purtlan nrlr’l‘vrmr-tl th-at: sower anid water. IS AR Ty heA CGUNTRY REAL ESTA' l‘Dll SALE—AT A BAUGAIN. farm, of will exchange for kind._Addrew M. 3. WITH (JEAIS OLD, AND A BACH- elor, wouit I forin_the acquaintance of & Young jady or widow ursuuras years, with mieans to ske part af b (th & view 1o matrl- tnony, _Addres G TR A DUETION, T Luy T B BN BUrROE: AVIE 0RO LIR. 7 Jedrbora-at.only, Gl liesp. JIN T GAS~EVERYIN utomaclc ex o AN Lrithivd TING mm P PRI IANUE, Houm 8 i Buliding \ T ABHING-! lh\l,lll’“" WRINGING-. !lACIIl‘(ln. wtarcling-miachivce, coliar-i girt;Irentng o Thaciine, colauderiig-n sale I & 1. MUNGER & CO., 04 n'ud nrnlllufl\l ONDY, wnulvfl. Rty NEY TU L 0N 1 e s, EAL B 1IN RUNS R R cent, nuuum. Tiosg who a0 b 1 ribun 3t ity S rarm reat eotmie. DUAN & E, lath Apents Northwes \hlmll Ll'\t Insurance Co., S and Beariorn hicaio, -b&() 000 T Lowest rates. HOISE GRAIN F @ luts orn-cribe, s 5, Ko Wafuess ilnhv bk Cy m 4 or eall ind et baiain: JOIU EALE-ENCRLLENT TGHT. AL llU-I\ Riatc of Wiscondlig estabilsned 10 y6ars, Parti: nn;mn by addressiug, fa e, BT vory tv handl: Addrea or cull A Lo vt Oct. 11 uo frade sc bl‘hLlAl. NOTI A FIIM uF utatlan, manuisciuring wp ariicle CADIATIBNL. toalres T ek ATTARGE: Sacney I Chieaka 16 comtrol Ve ¢its. i1 fertitory s iy bo syreed ou, A eaplial srauliad o womlact the burfiee "rhi la lewiii ate buslucas sid wii o1 EUE HHoR ¢ 03 ages ranted Vil enords u prl For further infuruiail et INVERTAEAT, ) North Sldes 7, NOUTIL CLAL HAT-CLASS ll(hflr:‘v:l, 1410 #0 jr weuki use of plaso totela, RS \'!V\u\ NOTEL 13 AND 120 WABASILAV., x‘x:'u Manrues o x" Lodrd, $1.50 per Liard. o3 b 87 ber warks 1.4 bek day gill ]Mnr\ru WANTED 1 MANL- Jacturing anf rker or e Airess Do tae ke, T It WANTRO=WITH FLROM $3,000 togaku aifiutereat in & planlag-ulil e Adiresan 7+ (ribung ofice, 1y TUILE, CARRIAGER. SIKIL nade, Ifl: ‘cunty without reimoval, 160 W, Munroe. GIRAGE "COMPANY, 114 AND 114 ceiral locutloui igweas privve o Fen ‘Fubber aua woul rareat Gooas ity 19 1800161 lumnm LA BIA WL, WOIL 8 lesw, sul! \!Nl for sa elderly Ianla‘- oaday i Tuerdsy wide. LOST AND FPOUNR,. — AT COl S .\Kr..wnunuaru. ot mll thouk contalislug i ket vt 4 by -mr. vnm will .J-nn tiia Swnet by m,m.x lie & o G, $25 RN Vrone b4 i, Loy Lisi back, uad letiers A ut uinné. ¥tolen {rom 12 LEWiS URUNDAYE, o't BEWALD-NG uutsLluan A\hHH m borse, welght stwoit Two sl whit s ut € brauded on ecl Kroger-at., Mopday ulghi, \ KT 1 Buchicui fe contantly n sty 012 LA b wplaiitan sieclaity’ Wrictly Coundeatiat. lhu ACHEINERY, ALCing Jellouse L 14 good vrder, T OF NICZ BINOEIL 195 Wilkm, wad othier ingehi warrauied. Luag vidce, 133 Clarg st.. Boow 3. skkoepern, Clerks, &es ANTED—BUURKEEPER AND CORMRSPOND- £t} Yonne man haneat, wirn $30 tu {In‘( nueinen of his own Inonr o, Ill)'flf llm‘ snid £10 per weekalven. Thirisno elap-irap offer, nnd we aliclt rorrespon: iton. for & Former iahes o+ Cheteitan Caton. G4, £, | o Witlahier ** Chriatian Unlon.” Q. W. E., 0,138 cfunlm{ou Wt Chicago. | e W AR, 000D, DR G000 R E r, dingle. e Collon BENTAFATEIMER: tobeconist, 33 kouth Crar., NTED=A JoRua ACCOUNTARE WIG 89 enaug] 4'to take genoral chirge omce. Baares ddrose 8 8. Tribuce, A rare oprattanit £ Trades. TED—A FIRYT-CLASS ENOIN) oNe thoroughly rapable, who § fi Adren with n,errt')‘re- uhr'x’:'uufs"u" Sorts e APPLY AT rih of .| son. ‘V RI-A GO0D CANTIAG PINTSIRN ASS good wainat fnivher: ¢ ¢ nred 1o T 4G 150 and T Adacai, rieR st Med VWASTED-TWO 600D, tiofiapsy By DT and floorman. 1. XEY. liyde Park- AT, BEREGOIneE P00t s RIS k. BEST COATMARERS, 'tL” nd twa panttmakers, at 420 h ERUETIC BUSINESS W) e it Tor e s tiant OaF Feot® mizing Conipany 11 different cliteai n few handrod doilars cash and references reqoired; buatners will pay S0 er dar. Full Inform; tion at their ofice, 148 Hare . OUNE TLLUS: hnes Atiteoes W W undre: . HOLLA ) « L0, 560 Lake:: NTED-A YOUN or wiitten canis [ "‘L Tt it write themn for o per T!V FIRST A “ Niclipra: ihersl inducemen: silon H.‘l‘('ur\h? between # aud ¥ o'clock. ¥. E., LOST & cade-contt, \V‘“"" TOY 11 T0 13 YEANS samewliat sccurtomed o 1o lisndliug borse 108 Bouth Wal VWANTED 000 MAN FOit EVAIY RTATR ‘Territory Iu the Unfon: & falr exlary paid. Callor sireas b Tl Santa G vt Caleaa LW -\"TLD-PEHALE Domesticss ‘V‘A\‘ rFD—l‘Ulrh[ATFl«\'—T“‘l) PIIKST'CLA‘\I or Scandinavian. A 151 otk o e neson e reterencen. Tt Sichimbanr. - d OB bures- i NTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO, o2 Sau rood e’n’)at. 23 south G “FUR LIGHT HOUSE: 7t $2per week. 1172 Bouih State-st. AV ASTED=A BTEADY Hit 0 \usework in the ehuntey far | fomilv of o be good couk. washer, and {ronef enmpeent woman: widow, enuugh Itlr l'urlly preferred. wages 10 n Rty o L hehsr Addresy’ P.-U, IS0z 23, Sea VW ANTED=PANT 1A Ds Tu TAKE OUT Jf 204 eottonade pas [ arner Slunroe Aud Rurses. TED-A 000D GEUMAN NURSF ot 1373 Wabash-ar., between Twenty-efghtt nad T-enlrnlmh i Mincelinnsous, An};r‘flel“l—E.Anlg:—l‘V)\ \VII.Y._‘(.IVP PERMA- plog ot At a reliabia Tadienr e ABBOTY & Clts Denaneor o ? “’A\Tkn—s\um’ GIRIE TO WitAP N T for maiiing, to bezin this niorning. Rieaper Warehouse, w0 Soutn Muruan- WANIEG-TIREE ACTIVE GIRLS TN BINDENT, %) btate-st. ; comv early to-uay. EW! Usborna __BITUATIONS WANTED—MALE, _ Traaces QITUATION WANTED — DY A MECIANIC TO take care of boliera, cugines, and machinecy; also Biext-cutters of ull Kinla—domy uxn grinding. Ain eam ‘anil_gas fitter and binckemitl tha lbovr-mmnt hnncl l. Address 8 13, Trib ki mum W \TFn—ln' A Fi T.ASS utter; e a ihorotizh expert 3 the whuls wiyi also bas referenices, Addrems I mumm. W Domnll:l- gl‘ruA'flov WANTED-RY A CAPABLE GIRL TO coak in 8 small fatnlly.ur 1o 4o nantework for i wo. Fieaso eal F 304 Thir bas Klousexcen QITUATION WANTED-AS HUUS D rumxman ll\!lllllll: American ndy: cl capsble In vy respect) fond of ehlidren: widower's fwinily un:krl 2 edi nuohjection tu the vovatey: Leat of TO “Weat Slae, FUI 'I~I|H) NOUSE an Burens tu fir u brick, $31, DI 1'0 REN' Pearl i 45 asalie at: o -$13 PEI 3 dwellings, b ¥y places two-aiury iuine, 10 Hlarvard st Sri‘aey ' Tniire a3 South Sldoe NT—82% PEK MONTH—KINE_TWO-5TORY ascseut (ratme dxelling, 187 Thirty-sccoud: dre of W, GHAY BEUWN, lioom Gy, 7 Buuth L TWO-BTORT 420, a8, v ToH ___TO RENT-IIOOMS, & ‘South Sia RENT—F1.50 PEIL WEEKK=NIC| v T e Siaima s ket ety iy} “tean taken: Trve, warn aftting-roont stiach o llh"l'—!’l‘flllu‘ OFFI Miscoliuneous, [0 BENT-DESIRALLE KOOMY KO MANUP. LUK in brick bluck, 03tu8) West Washingion- x.w 1t power and elvaiors, Hy ) IIK Tfi!fl X'Lll \“NT 3 LY FURN TSI MUSICAL. : K FACTORY- (MUGANS unu‘w(l(luu. 831 and uj N UG SN TSI 3 WIIt be oftered durlig the huiilsy season ring to parchise Flanus or irgs BUOIY & CANI, 1nvand (o Siatest., General Westirn A zeuta for l!:curllvun Mathusbex, and Poads Pignut, s O ‘LPu ANT PIANOS AND umu N HALE VALLE FOIt TIE MONTH uP mcrnnmi i, POLD POIL CASH nn (N Lljxxnn. o ALl 0 those de- \. -1 " DAVIS ERifour piavos, ‘Theas calebrated vluu-. with othors of best makes, A be (ouBd vt His" wareroouts of. oW KINBALL, Corner bl TUPIMGIT ¥ NEW SQUANE FIANDS, SQUANIE 1A hllllIAl L \F Vo rent or for sslo un Installuents, at m.w\n AN Masau & | net Oryaus, (n Grat-class ur= wid fully werragivd. “Als, soveral socond-laid e 0f UEher isiem, M OF wioh will be sold veer Taw 1 thomuut. New w clegunt stylesut vur Lot tuany at £06 lowess Drices FOr Gdbll OF O3 taty Day- i, SARON EHRHTIR G Coit S0 23 Wabaatirav, WILLPEICUIE A SAF AT SO Whelacainat wit ]\mnh early, Addresad II‘IU (monu. 0y)fo 8 v .l--mn{. e aouid: SaLL A 3 thoroush vest wilied. . b Lii i Wastlugton i ot wa ol AWAMLL WITIL Tiorae pu : ad sl lhu.. o exehanio 1 f Uy ulurs GLUKG " TRAL it Englowon s £ .\\L. JIN Wabuali-av, \" TO Bt y 0t Bl ML CortoriD o OF 3 k153 i Tar & lanes it targe Lot bn o neat chisaca, udd puri cr Weary land. valuo Gro £ uu ), hlqnlreul.ll\\, I WL, 93 Wasitugiou- i i by m.‘ LANE AN sy m surubie, eurcd freg GILES" L} AR D S Siaving, ke, ruk Latclies, tharigh, Flm apruug knces, cured withe bewb, Btruias shouldcr lauieaes, e iculer dise ahoe-boll wnted Kuar oeud OF vamplilctous: tafutugt Ilnlu‘rlm 103t 20 West Brosdway, Now York. \\lxuhlllv.\A SRS SRS e Chteayo. 47 4uly for liorace th lintmeat i3 yellow weappers. eiaf a1 JaaF o b lloUhEllflLD (100 Fun\ ITURE BELOW COST | MARTIN'S, 23 i A EL CAN Dk FOGSD hodera ny s, luyl er ot Cominére TUWN AND VI R S cigelve terntoy given. A 2iGEL e s New York ity OF EXoLisil, 4\1: 'd Bt auctlo: Butters’ Auctivu Uguae, il b ready Dec. De ‘Wifl sudreas’ WILL AL B suctianeare .u.mu; & Co.y GENKRAL '