Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 1, 1879, Page 3

2 v ' THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. MARCH 1, 1879--SIXTEEN PAGES 3 — N “\Vas 1t not alsn proposed to you and Lamb | around he would not havo seen them. Hedld | had heard of ft. Blo did not say | preferred to many so-called tonics, usefal Indeed 'TY REAL WANTED--MALE HE] TIHE CROSS. to swear that this Fricdberg had been foncing In | uot sce a colored woman. soythig about seelng the man shot, | 08 Appetizer. hut " Inoperative as alis to digestion | ~pRagesy 0 i S U NS e e | e e e T the fi"‘t ll:eglrn Wt § U;x (h‘r;y Crons hlu »nh'I ‘lmlahl natluq nbn’ nho'l. llnf rcrlmhuun hln-l lrullll .]-;ul vlerncuv wa had, ,“:’;’m"::'""“&'u"’l':;’m:t",:‘ h:‘.“‘{‘g;‘lfil';"»'fl:'_h;:‘:‘a,’: tertion, Kach addittonal line, 10 eents. sertioms | Each asditionat hne, 10 conte. iy 0, slr,’ reds hen he heard i he moved morth, anid and witness would not believe lier on oath, et - —— X i @ |, "Audl that he had been recelving atolen goods | when ho ot Lo thic oflicer no one was near him, | On’ the cross, witness said shie wan on zood | 1ver bnwels, and kidneys, Insuring the eschpe | riom sALE—AN ELEGANT NKOWN STONR o ) Fregman Undergoes an Examina from Dave Cummings’ wang; that thicro was a WILLIAM LARRAMORE, terma with Mrs, Chnpman, ind that she might i,?.fi'v‘é‘i"&."&.-’.".f"&‘n’“é‘:"{‘fi‘ l"yrul::f':;lv::(}l‘l‘:fl:;: n:wfr:'aey'r'fifv":ug'v"::reng" Aie wedilionintty ““T.fi'"g"“‘::’?;flfi‘r'-‘;"?:‘f? f;’:l’ YOUR tion by Col. Van Arman. $15,000 nllk robbery there: that the Jew cheated | ¢ N, 20 Bouth Jeferson stteot, Who had beon | 11870 been absent thirty or forty miutes. pnrificd As well as Invigorated by IL Itstonic | A marbia front, two storles and basement, fronting | ~-t4dressto . K. B., Tlepartment 3, { e e }::: fi:‘n’t"i 'n;lsl‘.,:( hm;:lrdulxm. of the ‘{’)lu:mer,d Tl“l subpmnaod by (he prosceution, Lestitied 1hat e WILLIAM 8UTIT lr,x:lnlenu in nm\? made mnn:llenlhydll; ::firnc‘nr Ellf rx":- ;nd‘e&l::u‘m:?m" M Traces. g 10 had Lo come eat, nnt ho M o) vital energy and & more sclive and e eat, o Not Vary from His Btory of | gang would no longer fence with himi" e e pemto adrovs U rcet.” Tho WA | Crinesctir. Commpongs sesien vt o nar | chirgoor ey ohyafcat Tunclion, and i nae the i o ik paps 1 sitmodernimprore- | WANEEDR000 CAULENTEN T 00T LEAD. pit Do Day Before, o ave eard somothing with reforence 0 | ynow where (o man started from. Baw him | Alrs, Chapman, On the 10th of October, aboub | by matssial spaamer 5 o 7"t dry lcces of busfaess property, well Fanted | SNF o Tiotar sorsie HASRIOAK, propriotor Nt the Day " i first In the strcot, justoff the sldewalk on the | 13 viciock, he was atanding about half a bjock ——— ——— iities. o b : - —_— Wasn't {t proposed that you and Lamb | west aide of thestruct, Hfowna aboutat th | from her hotsc, wnd she came out nud waved " f 8 1iné (0 purchase, a1 bullding_materiat Is Conchmen, ‘Weamaters, &ce should swenr to (L1 horso's head, The horse was headed south, Ho | hor handkerchicf to him, and he went o her, THE WORLD'S ILLS. QROROE L CLARGY & CO., ANTED—A MAN TO TAKE CARE OF HORSRS; Jod Denles an Alleged Conspir- ::x:':'l:l" S 2 Lampy | Epuidut seo ttow many wora in ths wazon when | Siio aoked bim to. come ‘in, Jhud o did - TV R T T A ~T::m;:f;,',lt;'“ ‘5 | 719, Yrivhie Sres. “nd boardi refereaces, " Adaresa o I 50 probosed that you-and Lamb { the shot was fired. He only saw one man In it. | so. ho salil she Do cen to court and| go -Gon lworth's Waeekly Ro. {1 Lav, 8nd 1 . acy with Mr. ‘Lrude. should swear Limt the Jew put up the burglary " | Tl hoord him atrike the harse, The man who | hailto go fn the afterncons that sho didu't be- Siseaen dudgral wll,’:;.f"" bkl AR AL AL s Roes o DR ey £y Lot Employment Agencies, ; A * ‘The Jow did put it up, run was nbout b feet 6. He saw no one in front | lieve she wonld go; that I they wanteid ler they Wasnixatow, D, C., Feb, 28.—8mall-nox fs thecity, " Inquire of JACOB WEIL, 93 Washington: ANTED — MEDIATELY — &0 QUARRY LAe ! of Frodigke's store. 1Te did not sco o woman, | could come ofter hery she was tired of it, Iy 00 Wilt, PURCHABE T1IE ELR. AR B tipn faty, Col.t chean fara furalahed, Trthers hnd been ono there,hie didn't know thut o | askeil her how alio got, futo it, and she saids #1 | Very pravalent in Cuba, Brazil, Dabiln, London, | FO%ne re e LA TR R T Py | GULBISTIAN & G-y 284 Soitt] Water wauld have seen hor) s n crowd suon collected. | am getting pold for ali of 1LY Thero the con- | 8t Peterabur, and the ports of Indla, und leas | It Al modern Iniprovemanta, oyith range use-fie- Miscelinneous, ‘l)gglhmm:;l:m.:::l.:l‘flmyur'r'?ln I|I]||n <m'.' Nlulh- ve(r;ml!'(lm endel, iies strattiad s s b | Buda-Pestl, Vienna, Pars, Barcelona. Ber of Déarbori and Madlton-ais., In Dank, - " | WANTED-GRNTLEMEN AND LADIES TO BELL, i s, two fine brick houscs, octikon marble § e thetn, and they are ready G the oflicer ho woull have acen M, that une eventiye Policeman Murnane found him | cholera exlsts, and 8 fucreasing In Turkey and | swo'siorte, basem: tad atife, b ncars s | Besteseliing Srdels ortane Saag pat ond, tiey dozen In On thie crosa, witness said he didn't recollect | 1 one “aitting down douyg uothing,” und tovk | Asta, provemcnti; terma easy, _Inauire at 232 Ontario Hgtel. ore, sicy, Gal early aod avold’ the turning around to look at the letters on the 8t | him out fur a short walk. He had never told une | On account of the extremely virulent and con- | [J0R SALE-SEVERAL VELT DESIRABLE T Ao el '+ 45 and 47 Jackson-at.; CbI- Nichiolns windows. He didw't sce the flash or | Junes, o colored Iawyer, who was wosking up | tagious character of the discase that bas pre- | me e agisnx, end Caln e * Wasn't I d % gasfimony. for the Defense Begun | no m‘&w t propused that you should swear 0 . __Geuerally Unimportants ot lfi'.:i' 2lrs thern was no need of & proposition 3 , m:%’::‘t%m ha scn} teluml'lmln :}a mlzrlm;,-' n ) esterday morninj o B 0 come and conunlt the burglar: o the (.rlmhmll C:urt b 'y B tIhere was no need of such 8 mngslu{m." i ol Vao Arman begal a % Witness atated that ho knew Dwryer, who was " CROSS-UXAMINATION OF SUBENRY | in the County Jall, 1iis rizht name was Benn- [ OEOIOE, lon, He had been slightly intlmato with him, im oo the stand during the entire | He didn't recollect having a conversation with ARTED—A GOOD MAN FOT RVERT SIATETO know who tired the aliot, Il didn’t koe any of | the evidence, about the conversation with Mrs, aia: f K 1 wdbest W L rsnd abalf, Freeman was | bim About’ Dee.1 mr. to"what bo (Freeman) | iiio Frledber family on' the sidewaile, nor did | Chapman, ife told Mir. Forreat abont it, o | Yolled fu Bouthern Rusla aud the evidenco | bl muiaess Mook tesy s Sor BELLE WARTED COUPARE b Clarkot s ga™ o ollected; hia manner was excollent, ;,?’uld do to et ol of & scrape ko tbis, | lio motico Yiother the doar was onen. Tlulaoked | was ot to Lo paid for bis scrvices that e knew L"""""fl to ‘"Ifl "";‘“’dl“::"’" from '-'a‘“d%)““ 'n"“';‘:l""i_“"“:;:(::'.fla“s__.___ __ | {3 —A COMPETENT TRAVELING RALER: o or was 8 Loy,—18 or 10,—und he nover | at the elock next door, afeer com vof i 3 o o bargalis, Afie o n ¢ ommended tha . . T OF FIRAT-CI, e famil 2 fluflnuh"“’ made a very favorabla fmprese nlkyml . nbo::!.'m or 10, ock next door, after coming out of 1he | of @ had made no bargatns, Lerwards, y commercial traifie, It Ia rec Dsid (LI a.n.;s Jouat lio famlilar with Lhie suap trada. Ad c.lrux,nstm-vii Into which he had helped carry tho | however, Mr. Mills drew out that the witnes | the beaith suthorities of American ports exer- | Lasuife. kadoihee s pmiceeatonron Notsla oo ry, who llstenad attentively to all “DIdn't you tell him you would hang your | ofiicer, und saw it was twenty-five mi wna to get pafd for the time le was “ollL)? ', Cif i, DY PORERI, il oa fl:" ‘R‘;é‘:dd’cd {3 the substance of the cross, [ motlier to Fet out of uc¥nue!” A 0 ¥-ilvs ‘mitttes past o e e orld Laatn ”m'.“" ME | ciso a close suvervision over the lmpurnufm, of | be faund at office of GEORGE I, OZET, & Washiog: o fen smeniscretywaere ml‘u’nmguuugum e s ; il course covered all of the direct, sud %No, sir?! (Inmznmllw. J0SIE ATHERTON Ou the redirect, In reply 10' Mr, Forreat, wit- | f258 and simtlar substancea known to be effect- o S EVRRAT, G000 ARGAING Y adsecreis. 5. M. KENNEDY, Plstaburg. | wkhof COUTES CCRrES coman QQ not vary | O Your grandmotherli testifled that sho was golng north, and atopped | 11ess sald that he objected 16 coming hecause ho | 1ve carrlers of_contagion, arriving on ships from | I ia stouc-ront resi n eliojen locationaon West AR i (FIUETICLASS SALESMAN' 10O y sl omitted, sfuce i i “1 rofuse to answer that qitestion,’ i front of the vacant lot, just south of Fricd- | Would lose bis time, und Mr. Forrest told hun | the Black Sea and Mediterranean ports. Bhe: Wit pAtiete, Sininclroome, and kitcnen on muln | commiercial travelers (o sell 10 e bracte 10T, WiNG, I fom It except fn_oncor twomloor matters, | When nsked subscquently by Mr. Milla why | berg's, und noticed Raca staudlig on the ouger | e should not. : From the reports of the American diplomatie | =t s | 91 thu Adams & Westlake Manufacturiug Conipany, 108 i 4 are montioned : ho refused, Frecman saja he conbidered the | wige of the sidewalk, uear 8 wngan, in waich | George llall fealored), of ' No. 125 Fourth ts and othier officlal % Melent facts DBURBAN REAL ESTATE. lakadt, o - B 'm;n tight ame wss Kogel, The name of [ quastion unmanly, Ho nevor said it. thero were two men, 'Bho hesltated nwhile, hut | Bveaue, who safd Mrs, Chapman had worked for ;ngen !: kil 'WM: o “:,'; h.c| Ot SALE_FIVE ACIRS, HOUS 4 WANTERS A PREFOSSEeSING ORNTLEMAN To o8 eiven him ot the Armory n 1877} IN REPLY TO TR BTATR'S-ATTORNET, conelded to. pats lim, wd, 38 sha took o'step | bioh testilled that her reputation for trutn und | e been gathered to strongly establish the | [P0, SAYESEUE ACHES, Dimeel? TAIIAC witlh ur bslaoae oy o feon ' ",;1,:;1: know by whom. He had used 1t as ( hosald he never was a varty to any conspiracy | fornard, the man on the west side ot _the wogon ]W"‘t;l‘:);o':“n :J.:“l? and thut be would not believe ll""’;:""l“! 0" the 99'[:“"““ fi"':“; ‘l’:‘"'"""' day anddinning, _KAIHE, e during wh A Fibine: Mr. Forre: e 3 i i o her under oath, n Bouthern Russl: ing a limites it ver, Qo MEA 5 U D — COM P2 7 ftA ITEMAN, :.Ihu sloce, and also Lawrence and Morrla, | In which Mr, Forrest was a partv, nor wos he flfl?firflfl"fliflfin %:Igm"nvfi,%‘;'fi',fl' ,f:‘,"';"‘;"’,t,‘,‘ ‘The Court then adjourned until 10 o'clork | pirutent uutbrc-;:! :lu‘z”ue, and: tot ,(,;l,,; . COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, | WANKEDT 4, CONURTERT BRAVITaAN o bad been convicted of felonlous aseault— | (yiryumants! man, with o smooth face, nul wore n slouch | this morulng, With ‘a full day's work, the de- INPROVED | Archltect, 4 aware of -“i conspliracy in the case formed in his presence, 1Te had had a conversn. laded guilty rather—at La Crosse, und was | tion with Mr, Forrest within the last two or {znltl‘l&d te oncyenr fn Waupun, He took | threo weeks, He nover jolned in any plan or ins “ bar-room Aglt with alnsses.” That cnnu:ln\.: regarding the cvidence in Lhe case -..‘l:mn. ‘Ho had also been convicted of lar- | insttited by Mr. Forreat, e he tirst ofllcial unty, Ui, 610 | X7 AN TR hint,” That was all she saw, Sho didn's see nuy- | feucs could probubly get In ‘all thelr testimony | Mialfznant typhus, as stated fn ¢ ) z nty, L., § ANTHDZA FITST-CLARY FOONG WA Fo oy o e sldowali In front. of the vacant 1o, | s0-1oy, it 0a prisuners are 10 ha setcuced ih | repurts of the lusslan medical oficers, True ieshens e ey gml.;“r‘éfe'fi ,}Xu:'.".:#,w.%:fi" oy vk, 10 Sos A TON et Tion o | LG Codiis i TERIENCED CANVASSERS * 7S She'dldn’t think she would have seen anvbody | the nfiernoon, ouly the moraing can be tlven | plague has prevalled for two years io portions Pt et e FANTRIT—T et 11 W A o X TERIENCED inquire of ¥ if be bad been standing there. Bhe was ex- | UP to the case, niid it will go uver until Mon- | of Persia that were fn constant communication | Aot st & ayiags Dok a3 Gt tted, day morning, 'The end Is looked for abuut % I ot af otliek { ent. ne, ot from the person und larceny of & box con- |,.fi,j:.r,fir‘:fm%‘:;',l;;‘1|t:1"fl .‘\‘fl,‘,}’,“ié’e‘ml.’.,‘;'.%'fi?z $ G‘l‘l the crnnmnmlnallma sho '1"19 Atherton | Weduesday night. ::'n':: ‘l‘lrl;‘:‘l,lsez.c; ‘«;l Astrakbsn, where the dis 'i;o.i"“ H':. u‘[:&fi;‘ L{" ) "'r:n' :";‘&“'fi e s J1Ge, et et e huursut 11 and2 for oods in Chicago fn 1873, and of | He himself had a small Smith & .Wesson, | Was not her right name. She dide't sce two THE PRIEDDERGS, =& " poar Quifney, on fi, & bt Ju 1L, i1 ihree tene- | T D EEMALE B s l;:lmlt’dllh“l'fl fa 1870, He had nover | That takeu trom h|m1n Bl.“&l'-ul was n:n!f.wuxnn young meu, or Mrs, Friedberg, on the sidewalk, A great many inquirles have beon made as to The report, of e ehel modicat oflleer of Trente N stock, hear. Clavogn o bt n ~SYANTED-EEMALE MELP. i b timate busingss while fn this | On8 e carried that nignt, Itacc had his hund on the waron. Onc of the | present status of Freldberg, who has fizurcd go | A8trakhan states that su Intermittent fever, | 3id'vand Imorovementa, near Kansas Citys Mo -1 e . Domesticss followed nuy leg! A recess was then taken until 2:15, men was shorter than Mr. Mills,—5, 6. Mr. | prominentiyin this trial, and It may be as well to | accompanied with - sappurating glandular | & il cholce Tarme. B, Ae ULIICHL v Washigton, | \WANTED--A GOOD OlliL, TO DO UENERAL diy. fle Jearned clgar-making in Allegheny TRUDR-FORREST. oty whew 11 sears old, but had dononothlog &t | oy 0 i crowd was going out an facldent e 1672, a8 most of the timebe was 10 | ooeurred Inaide the bar which would Bave oo, When ont he stopped at hotels and | caused a sensation _had one of the partles con- Torrest had called ou hor threoumes. 100 |'afaro thut lio bas been’ fudicted for receiving | swellings, prevatied st Wellsanka in November, ouserork at 2! Forquer it near Nius liland ay, ;;::d“ e arhne Aha ko Spitisha liad lald iy stolen goods, und Jolntly with Lamb, Lane, unil | 1878, ‘The tonaency of the discsso wos tamards A oK A TUATT | ~MITUATIONS WANTED_MALE, Tl M. Mthiw, fo tho witnoss-toom, I the pro- “":'::R’fi'; !‘l)nlluhluurfi:w'n':;ldenr Er?wlhl:)“ha?"o!b::lla recovery up to Dec. 1) when the fever assumed ry Brick or stone frout pre- Booklheepors, Cloris, cs wnce of o Deputy BherlfT, thint she aldn't know | Criminal Court, malignant, paroxysmal type, causing death lo | S5Ted) i s .','m,,:?ffl,‘z{ | Gies thekrion sad wicriy: | SVTUATION WANTED-HY AN ACTIVK YOUNG r ;»Wuhzefl‘g:";n'g;‘]‘;"l‘;fl‘"’;:‘wlz:‘e‘.'f‘l'fi .lén:,::; Siiacd boes a2 bilioeently, dianceed 40 Ui anything about Uhe esta, 8o b not mada up = : from el Lo loly-ightours. Up to Des 1 | 88 Wi O ffbin o B O AN '::ep ‘ieves. 110 firat heard of the Intentfon to | AWare of what took place. While Mr, Forrest | "0 thig re-direct, sho safd sho had teatifled to JUDGE BLODGETT. the mortality averaged ncarly 50 per cent, then CINANCIAL, SITUATION SANTEI-RY "A‘I“’mgnr‘_'?gaflfi - wis gathering up bls papora, A, 8. Trude o ysdufres's storo between the 24th and B0th | Sioafied higkand asked B if he whs eolugs on 1 feptember. to the stand and testily to *that,"—referring 1383k FHIBDBERO COXCEIVED THR IDEA, ;4(: UJI; a|lc:{cd Cg;‘lflll‘lfilv fnlncncted lnn{heTeuau. r. Forrest replie at he was. r. Trude sdcommunteated 1t first '? him, Witnoss was | fy 0N swear ton le then, and offered to squinted with Friodverg; had formed his ac- | pog bim $) that lio could thrash'him. Mr, For- quintance between the10th und the 15th of | rest wasu't Inclined to fight, and sald very ilttle, September I his store, No. 474 Btate street. He | Trude began to get excited, und called Forrest b nerer seen him before he (witnoss) came to | 8 coward, A friend then whispered to him not \sclty. Was {n hils store between eight and 5‘9’:5".;?,"3"?1?fl'n‘?e’kf'é?;?."‘;.fflzn‘i?f‘ u good ¢onen times befora the xobbery, Lawmb ot out | ™ Ay 'the afternoon seasion, Col. Van Arman cAthe Bridewell Oct. 8. Witnesa had not scen | ssked that tho colored woman, Mrs, Chapman, plo forabout two years, For sixtcen montls he Drm:llix:fl ‘Iln‘cax‘x‘r: for Wt"wxsfillm lfiluntlllllm- o that time ho (Freeman) was in the Aleghany g:fntud Wllth Rar mfi:fi&"" sutliciently well ac- 3 'y her except by plek- County Workbouse, Ho spoka to Durptioy, Den- axg ber out, who presumed he coutd u‘?mgu"um the samo thing at the Coroner's inquest, Bho faed 100 hm: not gcert n'}: 501'1;0:0!. mm tiat. Ho bnd | Address of Confidenco by the December z‘j“';'- ot l:z‘;‘ivl;:—d:flgl ‘rm:ltlngl In every oot asied her Lo sivea: ! Lt Grand Jury. 3 proved treatment was cm- PAID FOR G i BILVER ITUATION WANTED PATHICK HARVEY, Immediately following the discharge, Thurs- ploved \rlllhom'bencnl. Nearly all who came In Cfifn‘fle} Q'.g.,.’:?.“..u ?{‘l’.‘(‘r’i’mq.: .lf‘a ?}fi.‘.fi.’,‘, mfl:{;,l steam Anr"tm- ‘é.‘.{..’él‘fi.’." e e ornr sbout ialf-nass. 0" Goloe, | Decembor ‘term tn the Unlted States Cirealt | thia alck, nnd the Cosacks who burled the desd. | 70 LESTITE . | lrnhtint watec e Dot 5760 1S "The shiop was closed when hie got thero—dark | Conrt for this District, they retired to an adjolu- | Early In January the Goverument established o Il LOKY & for the laat eight years Lield, fn an adjolning ntatd, in front, When be went lusido he eaw Fricd- | ing room, and cffected an organization by the | mllitary cordon around the Infected villages in # [ndictu onice the same a1 hat of Juigo of tno Cirt berez and another party stouding at the couater. | elegtion of Mr, Samucl Hoard to the chair, and | the Valley of the Volra. Up to February no Sklier warle fur & merchattio O muBTACLATInE ChaL: '1l':|ullntwr Wwns (Jeml-u(ukrfielr?nn.“ !1::‘ went lnt’u mgl P, Seanlon to u‘}c ficrilig’us desk, f:l""’s;‘n‘t’r"lnf"“ had been reported outside of | DAV ) Hisiment, or, Tosuranco compuny, whicts will requira the loner roow, and found his wife there read- n motion of Mr, John I, Staflord, the Chalr S i . OSE ) b CITY PROPEI. el ¥45, Tribunooflee, ! ing a newepaper, iia object In golng thero was | appoiuted Measte. L, L. Gurer, Isand L, Sl | o Hhe Governor of Asteakhan has been directed | NS Sunte &, 000 W Dalia Toruie Co: | SVTGATION, WASTEG WY & YOURGWAN 48 | to take her home. Mrs, Fricdbers was sitting | ken, P, L. Goodrleh, O. ¥, Waurriuer, and the | to burn tnc infected pluces if necessary, the fo- | pany, fics Desrborn-st, T ensls references; wages . opposite the table. Ho said, * Come, let'a £o | mover to prepare o suitable ndiress expressingy | babitants to be removed to other quarters with- SAND 2 ansatdes. " - L= T home,” His wite sald sho was intercsted fn o | the sentiments and confidence of the jurors in | lu 8 quorantine circle, and compensated. ‘The D’ A COMPANIEE—AS ] atory, and to_ wait, He sat down on o sofn. | the Hon. H, W, Blodgett, Judze of the District | Gérwan and Austrlan Governments huve pro- est e e are s o e e o poriench, wlily rapldly incrensed, until, on the 29th, it had at- "ARYANCES MADE 0N DIANONDY. WATGHES, | Q Trivune etice. nai, ete., 8t LAUD * private'oMe, 120 Rags | ~——— - e, dalph-at,, near Llar flmma_-u%_gt Vatablished Au;x, Conchimen. Tcninsicrs. &ce MAX TO 4 Seven- e Rt CKS IN FPACKAGES urrency st coapting-rvom ) %0 GENT PIE £xchange 10 pany. B A (ate for foaso of amall - P hiblted the importation of furs and rags from 000 FOR FIVE YEARS AT § PER | works for term of ye. Auircss P 37, 1 tywid Driscall nbout the robbery. Howas | her countenance: and lie could not examine the | 1o then heard raotiring footsteps, but couldi't | Court, On'motion of M. Milliken, tho Cinir 0 il ] udress P 7, Trivung, pot sure,. but. he thought Lamb and Durphey | witness without Mrs, Chapinan’s prasence. say whether the party left the store, as he | was added to the Commitiee, which then retired, f‘}:"a‘l‘;‘:fizefifl:‘{u&:{‘ el «‘:mvlng from thence Somuaision an (nelfa timproved prop TP ung._ t to tho store on the night of Oct. 3, Btate's-Attorney Mills sald he wauid have her | couldn’t sco the door, * Friedberz cawo intotha | and alter o brief absence returned with the fol 4 s (s I (Y AT T AND ROV |~ . 1nd be wen! iy ' | prought in. robm, and _witness asked what that tan | lowig, which was unanfmously sdopted and At the Jnst officlal advices the virulence of the | 3.000 Troved ity rraverey. Conie Miscelinneons, i ndthat Lamb und Durphoy tried the grates. He “Otherwise,” sald Col. Van Armay, 41 shall | wanted, [The conversatfon was excluded.] | signed by all the Jurors present: discass was dimfolshing at all the Infected | GARDNEIL northenst corner Dearhorn aud Randoiphs Srrunm:r WARTED—BY AN ; vunrsof that. They wore thers betwoen 7 | move to atriks out her testimony, | Triedberg went, ot iuto he store, Frolty sood | 7y the Lon, Menry I, Modiett, Tudae of the | WU Gonerat Uuton Staios Sasine Hipita) | SoeOr e | Rtetiice Sl b Friae S : wd 8. Howns on guard, Witness thought OVERRULED. wliness heard “thud,” “thud,” on the” floor, | pisirict Court of the Uniled States for the North- Imenn T = s ._ Address uite g N 28 though some goods nad failen. Ha conldn't | ern District of Jilinle: The nnderstgned, rest- orvite. D et = ITUATION WANTED-BY A TO! 3 Pllo proposed to go in ‘”: doup thesllk and | e yoquest that the prosccutor call Mra. | goo from where he 8t Who. brought 1n any | dontaof tho soveral counthes composiagt the suld E..f-fé'uh“i’m“.‘.'m‘im"“:#f“'xm‘.:‘:“ S unar any {4 out without s borso and wazon. | Frledberg, Mr. Friodberg, Joslo Atherton, Pat- goods. A man put his head inside the door | Northern District, havinz been,impaneled aw petit SIX MILLIONS! 'O RENT~$12 PLIt MONTI) UNTIL MAY ), AND S e i lab mid something sbout —maklng | fclc Harvey, Bsivester Lossor, Johu GHlen | ynd asked thedoan of n busket. The man was | jurors during the Hecomber, term of tho Cirout iy 515 ShTERTier o tworwtory bricc housts, 414 EOCARDING AND LODGING, " Larramot a mes Heaney was " 18), entf- | Court thereof, ully repreacnt that, 4 = 3 . L 3 stors ) | A R R I e S L A e t zood Job °:h it tF;'iegherlz ‘“: n:t renewed by the defunse, Col. Van Armnu{mlw }]';7.‘,',‘{,‘3,“.',\‘.‘,“,‘.’,‘3’,,‘},’{2}{',:,‘,‘,3}‘ ",{‘1:4). ;fi;fl;‘:j},‘,‘,’,‘;‘,},‘d having worvoll durlng said entife term and wit: | Xf Bottom Be Not Boon Touclied, Vanderbllt | 33,74'n 385 Western-aroo. Joor 10 Harvandae T |- s oxth Blde, ukosoypart fa the actual burglary, butho | { 4oy ' was the duty of tho Btato's Attornoy | (oo bog o b Arriadberg Jutnped | | nessod tho faithful and ofiicient wanner 1n which | - Could Not ay All of Archbishop Purcell's e [ 5 AND 7, BORIN CLAUK-ST.-FIRST-CLASS prewioess all the polnts, Fricdberg told bim | to°call every person a3 a witness who appeared | S0° "'- Il“fl “g ke m’ %enrdghhn !Deeuk“" I’;‘“'u fom hnve pecfornied your oficlal duties; ond hav- | Dobta—mTho Elegunt Mystery Possiblo Under Bouth Side. ©) \board. &4 to €0 ber e, with use of placo’and beind passed the storo and cen the el 151ng | from the testimouy to have been prosent and to | foy Ihorucnte o came bock and 5000 b 10 | Lot iyt s S e | w Byatoms of Compound nterest Without | TORENTTPARTIALLY FURNISHED crite B 1"7"1! BIE.AT, = FINST-CLARS —EORTD, Joosely on the cunut‘fir, and he thought it would | hays any knowladge of the facts of the homi- | yqor' Witness sald to his wfe, * Como on, I'm | uiatjon, not 6aly In yaut bwn didtrict, but through. | Bookkeeping, Tent, $4U per month to May 15 830 per month &L{ witliTouin, 81to §3 per week: five tinutes® tepretty fif.‘.‘nfl' U loiis e wiingis Ve fl‘gg'l?:lg‘% reasonl| ?!:xg Ao d&r:':«,!;:& was entl- | polog home.!? Hestarted up, and aghy was cofie gut the'nation, we fvel conricued by comvic: Eveclal Diapatck to The Tribune. Aay’1. Apyly to-dav oniy ot the Lunse ek Tros Hiake S Aleulynt-ata, A 4 jon of the A e tion of duty to a follow-man thus wronged, 1 dotely about the plaoe for the burglary, At | witnesses, he not belng vound to mako them his ng:bhl:lne‘?x‘xll"llll: féfi'fii&’fll‘fi v’:‘;’g‘e‘: it Lv,:u;::“l;u#:: Exprore “ouf - unaliaken . conficneo l:"cym'l: Qiuenenazs O _Feb. B5.—1hy exfale Inthe T~ONE HOUBE, 4 LARGE ROOMS, $8 PER LARENCE uuusg-?:n‘ u;v LL. N frt he sald, st the morning meetlng {n OLt's | qwn witncsaes. Dot "Ho looked towards the door, and saw, | ntegrity and _ability, not ouly as ' man, | affalrs of the Archiblsliop grows more scrious Sons gt oy on oy | Ao RS Bl AL, BUSISIED K slon [t a3 prranged umvil an:rnund' Grlflin | Btate's-Attorney Mills eald the proposition | standing iu front, horse aud wagon, A man [ Dot 84 8 Jurist whose Janoiuons evince [ with cach day's developments, The Germon e e pecm me oy Sorn ey | Llackssouth uf the Ramer loitee, Hon ang, Faoin, 2 xesiomeel Him wid Durphoy at Derief v | gecmed o him ‘feally not u legal one. Tho | fraa ou the seas i anptier beweon thewheels | 58 S50, EECarh B, bt eriunelon | Catholte orcan, tho Volifreund, now entimates iaire o the prerinet. AiVhea Founte b Tont witholi hoars 1 AN Tur on the curbstone, £o Liaa one foot on the {ron | yuurs of struwle and dificulry 'that attended your | the debts at $5,000,000, and the netual assets at T : === 1y o stop, and the otlier rulscd fn the act of stepoloy; Larlior life, aid Nave wilhesse 1he commendavio | $00,000, or nearly 8 por ceot. It s sald that the TO_RENT-I00MS, INQLIst HOEY out, wheu a shot was fired, Tle started baek | persevecance and ability that enabled you to over- | 2oty d Ms brother, Father Edi South Bla iy-une menl-tickets, and said, **Goud God, there fs' a man shot | como them and attain the emineut posltion you | Avchbishop and s brother, Father Edward | \r nucr o) o pER WEER= derd!” He thensaw the horse turn around, sud | now posscae, ‘To maintain ot honest und efiicient | Purcell, are ns'much annoyed ut the situation ss Toui to penticmen unly iranil ‘m north. He ran out and took.tho olticer’s | Bdininiutration of the luw, 11 Is a4 neccssary toup- | aughody olse. When the run of deposhars | LS Wari aiiting-foui sitacued. ) % i t y e A ! ol e e Leavous, it Is an of uiake manifest the conviction which we enfertaln | Lo the extreme Umit of labllittes, He kept res. S » Sto; down, und o crawd, Fatkered pround, .z"'"d,xfl: 9F your Integrlty as a man 00K your ability 88 8 [ po books, aud had .m0 adequale com- | O RENT-STATE.ST. Thund was bluody, uud he went back 1o Fried- | ¥ Wa now bid ‘ou'adlen, 'and ahonld 3t be God's | ception of tho truo state of aflairs. The ex- | L8k with b berg’s sink and &vmnnd L}m blx;ud ?H. ‘u;; Lrl|:- ?Jfl;’ Inl‘lf&ln;“:\‘ndd:':n:ln.l:'h :;n n, we pm,”i amination by the Trusteea has shown that those o miscs, "0 e VORY Noice! iBainKe on you, ¢ el ‘tlh‘vlzr:‘#l,)‘lle rening. o' tried to ot intp | trust that yon will, for many years 1o come, be | VDO BAVE o llxe!lr matiy wird vrllm.-lpally Ger- | {4 the drug-store, but it was so crowded ho could vermitted to preside over thé'deatintes of a court | wans, and thut those to whom e maney was | rrig REN tbeotlier tonatlly them, With this exceotion, | witnesses nccessary to prove the entire trans- tbe witneas dld not vary from his direct exam- | action, I he fslled to prove a part, and there fostlon. Nor was Le tripoed as to what occurred | yran n witness who could prove that part, he had tliermards with referenca to the robbery and | ng doube it would be bis duty to eall him, But the delivery of part of the goods to ¥riodbere. | in this caso evory part of the transaction had Hewent slone to Friedberz's (leaving the wagon | been covered by tho evidence for the prosecu- wdothers at Wabash avenue and Peck court), | ¢ion, und, having so made proof, it was his priz- fnsccordance with sn agreement made In the | flogg to prescns to the jury ouly that which he stizrooon, that when thiey pot any puods bp | considered tobe hotiest and truthful ovidence. Ho wutobenotifled,so thatif ahy person waaf the | ghould stultity:himeelf. as publlc prosceutor to dtare or In the neighborhood that he dida'twant | pue on the witness-stand a person whom he per- wknaw snvihing about it, he could get rid of | gonally knew from contradictions, aud hall a bin. Friedberg and bis wifo and Hurvey und | dozen different storles told, to bu a perjurer. bls wife were in the store when: wituess carried | Ho bad not the hardihood to preseut io the fothe armful of sllk. 'The Harveys were io the | jyry a witnoss whom ho knaw could not tell the bedroom door, and they must bave seen him. | 3ryth, Afer be went outslde, having scen the officer ood ) anosc, e did motamy aoytbing 1o | St Van Aymas, undrstoo alocting U1 ror tonis, o did wov iear him say '“X'fl"fl £0 | sult, but insisted upon the calling as a matter of Deans, nor did he hear what Raca sal ra, o' Friedbérg, She came out wWhen he wag going law, ‘Ihe truthfulnoss or untruthfuiness of tha 5t EAST WABHINGTONBT.— : 5040 8 por week. ‘Twens \ Cransients, 81 ver day. 08 [I0USIE 10 AND 4 EAST ADAMS-ST— furuiulicd routik, Wikl Bourd, from 850 §7 \ Per weeis day-board, 84 per week, p i, NER WABASILAV, A3D —Pernianent oard st very low rates. 0 oer day. IJAV-'EDSPQ $5, Comu and eze. 83l l'lup. i 44 wetk. QATDING-WE Al Tk AGHNTS FOT A 5 OK EOUTI WATERST AT | Wiy hrivace tamilios wiis 0o ot Core 46 sdvertios, - WALSWOILH, 81 sad s Washlag: | Helidhi Baotie Muting caotcs boar of poems Sam Hek 5 i i infariuaiG tite T iabier Wrivaty tuiiics ihe TETORE AND DARTIERT N0, f0p | 12K 10 Rccoibmodste an_nacseontionablo. bowsser or pisel;) Abply i froous | roumier can leave description of thelr accommodations s T—STO! ot get in, "Thero was ouly one man in the | Y4 have #o highly honored avsn npright Judze. lent were persons of othier nationalitics. The ml‘.rfly 10T, W, Eam Moard,” Cook Countyi dohn I, Staiford, waron when the shot’ was fired. Ho | coolkCounty: 1, L Miiken, Wil Goantys 1 could mot tell who flred , ihe shol. | Guyer, Peorln County; O. F. Warriner, Lcs It was fired from the wagon. Hu | ty; A, Chamberlaine, Henry County: Rdward O heard the report and saw the flash, I{osnw the | win, Lee Connty; Pt F, Scanlon, bund of the man extended ‘inn slantlme diree- | Mellenrys D, I, Swett, Couk Countys 1 tion. Ile didn’t notlce uny one standing by the | koop. Chicagos N, I Terickeon, Chicago:” J."B. | creditor has brought sult to recover bis moncy, Qermaus, therefore, are loudly calling for au explanation of what has become of the moucy. ‘The Volkafreund saya: “ Affairs have renched o . A, Wyne | point whero a new course must be takeu. A wlin s tu coutidence, with ilie waurance that they wiil . e wliowa only {0 such us they desire to e, praple Oyir1 ierehces yeq St INt; AND DUARDING EXCHANUE, 4 RIIE AND, by EXC UK, ROOM 3 witnesses made mo difference, The principle TY ‘\}EE‘T—;&”':-A:-‘:'(;" fi..’i.’..?;‘i’.‘.;?f"m'h‘.’.',":?}'E.’,‘,j E BUILDING. 2 m‘;;‘,',’;a"_"“tg""‘u‘l‘l“‘d;.‘";:::‘fln’i:;‘,‘:j‘f'!".']: was that the peoplo hod no interest whatover | waron excopt the officer.” The man wha shot | I, Choancy, Abinztan, I3 8. L. Hlale, l]l'-'flr)' Shoutd other sults follow, there would be hard- irick 4uxiaofest. & ILEL 11 Deartori, | e e L5 advereo to tho ascertmnmont of the truth. L. Daoir, TLAS: waus of ordinary size, und wore u slouch Inud Farrill, - Mt. Moreis, Ogle County, Iil. Which was pulled down over bis eyes, Il aid [ Luko View: 1. C. Adaue, Dindce, Kuno Coun ISCLLEANEOUS, Orrin Beadio, Knox County ¢ A. Mclutosl, ly anything left for the Archblshop to do but to S AR NEWIEASK A, Ol KAN+ ST-CLAS: most to the door of the store. He dld not sce near fwent twomen come from the east side of the streot; u make an assignment. In the oplnlon of many, ,ln,i‘l’.‘;l',,'f.‘l“.'m.. B dinlngoreoms up ‘That was to be lolt to the jury, swho wers to be x furnished with =il the ‘testimony within the | not sce bim jump from the wagon. Friedbere's D by Y Lk un Au 3 it wdj be w lanis fur you Iu pers ] f:"’“ were on the oflicer; (n looking at bim | . oyiedgo of the public prosseutor, Ho could [ wite was wjnuuu' wife's slster. 'Te hind scen 'r;‘un;n':‘x"y‘ oty G:‘-’cuc]-'zl.l Kaie c‘L‘J':{??'A.’ ‘su.ru::-l this would be the smolest way to uutle the | SRR ANECE XR0n 10 B EU0d bartss Luidire of | ydn. pawis aurer o, 3 nilnhoantce, not select out of a dozen witnesses two or threy MW LB AND DURFNEY GO TOWARDS THB | or four or flva that fuvored the prosocution, nnd ‘WAGON. rejuct tho rest.. This was not n casc of Inter They bad reached the seat when he started to | partes. * fun. He didu't know why bo didn't sveakto | = Bato's-Attorney Millssaldhe hiad half a dozen them. Perhaps ho hadn’t nerve epough In the | guthorities adverse to the Colonel’s view, the presenca of the oflicer, When he ran, tiie officer | burden of which was that the public prosecutor s talklny to Mra. Friedberg up near the door. | must, cover overy partof tho travsaction, It Freeman at Fricdberg’s three or four weeks be- | nard, Du Pago County; ' I Wi Goodrich, DitPaga | Gordian knot, aud let lelt futo darkness, | = fore. 'Thelnmp fn the store wos not lighted. | County; 1. L, Bush, DulPage County: Wiiliam | It could then bo discovered what part He understood Oct. 4 was a kind of Jewisb holl- | Atterldge, Luke Forest, Lokt County; Willlam I, Crawford} Lake V 1. WiSoringer, Rockfors WRNED TU 123 DEAT = R ——————1 CA\'A?’ : WANTED To RENT. buri D RO0MS UG B EQ W of tho money went for church objects, and ot | VY ANTED_TG TERT B O0NS | D) MCSI S hie of Dislnes dusirds to iy s t doy. $ . 1d be obtained f el {u tobneco, stationery, confectionury, or drux, ete, “ha . | Winnebago County; C. M, Donnell, Chicago; the eamo time adeclsfon cou obtained from | spousibie teuant s " (€. V('lé;l‘l’l::’l 551‘1?."Xs':fl'iilz'?s‘.fi‘u?x"ln:’c%'c’flfiffifi, B. Carter, Chicac ! : the Bupreme Court regarding the Nabiiity of | ! ), g, Excuaset, A e Wit diues at the polico lieadquarters, und had sald to bim, | On mation of Cant, Wynkoop, the Chajr ap, | church property.” Toloy's Abend Lost, whose | yEriNmit=Tor RENT=PAUT OF A LOWETARD ristian aftor scolng Freenun there, * You will liuve (o | pointed os a commitiee to present the uddress- | eqjzor 1s n Romau Untholle, says: 4 'The Archre W o 1 e ENC 150 : kuod ageiicy'or oilice bustaess would" acee(t falr kalaried Doslilon witl resfgnation. _Address Q 47, Tribiiue utl o Witness was not on the wagon after reaching . | show mo n larger man than hin for the party | Messrs, Juhn F. Stafford, Sam Hoord, and the : sqely | E3%0 10 nandie pa,er floa; JICRELS AND PEN) CAN Bz BAT TN E: theddore, Wava in tho ators talling with Mes 2’&‘3’:‘%‘5‘}2‘5#‘.‘5‘3 o ieny the e of e pronc. | et brevnt the foods ito the store, Mo ) | wgver: °:’j"“’l’“‘ “‘;‘M‘e"““" n:“",r °'~{“"“‘i\; ":{.l' e GODEIELY & AN, Fhmings for currency 8t thd cauating-roou of th Triedberg his back was toward the street. He | g perjurer from wolng on the stand. pot idontify Freemuu then, though he knew l‘herem:fmn the meeting adjourncd. 0,000,000, {1, ns one of the Trustees bas malc, WARTELTO RESTTULEE 01t 301 AKLEY EXTHIDINATIS DEDIOGS, NOAGHRA, 't think any onc waa scated fn tha wagon. Coa' e Avtaen G W Statshy Attoraey | i Yesterday morniug the address wus presented | onty the clulms of the residents of Claciuuath | L, with, table furhiture. [In private famf ORI di Cliler vermluy warrantedy oxatminmcion fiees exterm Deanls was coguged in the body of the wagon, | had introduced one felon, aud h didn't think it to the Judire in Chuinb 'ré, * have as yet been hunded {n,* The editor states | Luke. Addives b, Tewoin 20 Tremont 1i T8 iors Suluto Why not " Une conld not have been seated fo it after the | would hurt his consclence to introducs another, 1 was told not to.* s thut he Kunows of many former Cluclnaatinns T DT F—OFFIGE WITH V. ON i 3 e came witliout iy seclng bim. Ho did | Bupposo tho man was » convicted perjuren o | i Who byt THE SHOEMAKERS. who have removed from the city, but who cun- ,!},g‘,(‘;gg:“,g::‘,fi Suurli yicisliyer Chanierur Coile ; i h'?wla“mxb or Durphey did when they }vo;lld ’{f‘ Eo s much worie ons than Uie one & l{'vx [ lmvxell;'wlw liad charge of the case.” et tinue to hold heavy clafins against the Arch- | uny afiice. > 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERNTHE Al1aiN |? . ast on the stund, 0 Wi lie 2 s . RS DA EOI e e b 1 Plitlnderpntn, | Astu his movements afterwards, the meeting | = Btata’s Attorney Milla sald be knew the man |« :‘ur,l "Prude.’” Thiakks [BLateient "':;:f,:;"u"' Thols Confll- | hishop. Nothing hus beeu sald of late about WAITED- SO HENTCA BAUNEOL SRCAOIAS | 6 1o orbiiy ansilntJoseph Hy tiinen e A H on the North 8lde, etc., the witness stuck to his:| gnd his ‘mryfimd it was for the jury to deudo “ tell Mr, he trath ora liet” the lottery project. Expresslons of putlic seu- Mom, and, thourki all ' sorts of traps wera aet | gg to his truthfulness. DiLyou'tol) Me. Dixan fhe 1 ” . R with 1Ull pawer to purctisse ami {u uly nate 10 muka wiaign't tell the truth ortellslle. 1 was The Soclallatlc Bhoemaker's Unfon witl pre- | timent are so decided us to leave 1o doubt of [ \\TANTEL-TO 1t Fobatl cuntracts uud slgu Ny e fn &l trausacy g s Tute " : lor bim, he wigored clear ot them, He sabd ho | Tho Cotirt ‘thought Col. Van Arman stated | pesfcctly weutral.” sent the followlng document to the Leglalativa | the hmpossibility of obtalutug o repeal of the | gy oonmans 4058, 23 4a4 ooy e theued ClRgith Btk ' Tt indicted I 8t. Paul for burglary, after he | tho law too beondly, “He did not understand | ™ You obesed Instructioual” Comuittee, appoluted Lo fnvestigate the condi- | breseot Anti-Lotiery lavs. ARTEIT0 AT A COTER tdatsig P ol g A O § .mm‘"““ in October, Ho deciined to auswer | (hat it was the duty of the public prosecutor to | wMy intentfon was to follow the advico of | tion of the working classes; which will convens 3 Teiit ot 10 extecil $10 uF 812 por PR b UL Wy e R inerdl questions beenuse they would crlminate | call overy posstblo witnoss, irrespoctive of every | coungel, fn this clty this atteruoo FHE TIRIBUN < i Adlress TIOS. Kk0BIC, Nevada Hutel, L PYIkSA Yousa SAX oF COMITG ; i , 0o the pight of “the burglary at | other conslderation, oxcept the fact thatthey | W jiven to the extent of doceiving Asststant [ o ! dtus foll X BRI T0 ACCOMMOBATE OUTL NUNERWUY | | ANTED=TO RENT—COTTAUE, 4 01t § HOOMS, e e, dLlly. for hie o e i 2y's he bad o pistol. Four of the might hiuve been whore thoy could have seen tin | Buperintondont Dixoni" & © m‘! t‘?vnwrfcfmmelnl. |fll ollowing to the paLrona thrownout the cl:( wo have esiabiishe T nng;|wr‘mvu‘l1u;~g‘l,.]fuxnffll‘..mu:a.n. 1 d yoeal mugl ddresy 'Floune oficy. Pty wers armed, he kuew,® It was the | homicide, He would not require hun to dolt, ommitiee for eareful conslderution: Brancly Ustices fa the diterout [Mylsinne, as destgnated | notto exce A rlbung oifee, b VO OABI A e FEW a00h PRAVE 0 wove, within 8 reasonsbly distauco of Address, stating fowest price and full ‘1 didn's use any decoption. L didnt 8ay | “luring the last seven yeard the middle and work- | below, wh Freemun was or was not the man. Xtold them | {ne clvexes have sustained vers hveavy lossve by the | Priceds b o the man waa low-ized, thick-sot, dressed in [ bankrautcy of nunieroun hmrx'_:u lmtlynlllurc:n{kml untll Bucluck p, m. aurlag the weeks and unliop. m, | ~3mmnam "o op sTOCK OF DECKER Uuulon 1 fulom of burglars to doso. He mado up his | und did not know that e could compel bim to tind 10 tel} what bo knew about the matter | do it in any event. 1f amation wero, mads ho Nurged st tho Matn Oftice, and will be recalved MUSICAL,_ 4 Bunday week. ITe was then in the private | would overrule it, and give tho defendaut the | dork ; 9 oo Saturdayst dencriptiun, F 16, Tribuie otice, U ark ;clothes, brond-shouldered, smoouth face, | institutions, By this ¥ the working peoplo B . “S1MMS, Doo) d Btatl X Bros." pl; Just from the factory. = No pi e R - toom In the Jall, Currier was present. He hed | benelt of the excoption. L \wora & black slach huts . Seavey told i | of the United States have been robbed Gf mora | Thensr oo Jookselicrs and Statloners, 123 | L3RR, TGk, | 1t Tua‘m o tond and LOST AN. Jt teitoed counsel, Lecouse he had uo mongy, | Btate’s Attornes-3ills aaked Mr. Forrest this | not to say suything to auybudy, and 1 dlgw'e.” | than 100,000,000, and at the wame time business [ 8 M WALDEN, Newadnaler, Glationor, etc., 1000 | Bicness of uuiv, will b offcred i these, | ~rescmoar ear Western- 3 § 4 bt OST—=IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO FICRED U avu will return thy saune (o the aul iitably rewarded, 1% J. BEXTON, le could not say Liat any one had sgreed to de- | qicstion: * Was ‘& suby X Y H poepa taken out by you 'flnt‘l bim, but “an attorney bad owreed, if ho flh',uwnlng. as counscl for Lamb, for the very ould furyish the money ($80), to take u chanze peaple swrhose unmnes you have read* “ yenuy, and defend Lim for the sako of old Col. Van Armnn—\{h Lave nothing to say to Pt ootk ho hnd told Dixon anything | has been tosseied 'and wizes vo beon lowored. % Phe wnarket has boen fooded with cheap produce, whout a reer men, aud said Lo Lad not testiled | yigtalfiry“and wmall manafactarore. canmot com: . elo with convict Inbor, willeh can bo hud at ver, PETER OTT ow ralos. In cousequence of low o, "t ¥ * t OOND,_______. | AY. P ls‘ruxhwnn- de Nows Depot, 1 | Blie next thiry % alsl; Agents, (8% mnd 100 btate-st. ewelsr; Newadedler, dud Faucy, T THE FACIORY-ORGANS AT FRICER k- cornir linvain A Tont tmpation am und upward (R lber unt pwor miarket, Mlchuison Organ Co,, &3 indiiu "8, Lamb witl he had tatked about turniug | thut, , L TIE BREVOODIRT NOUSE THUNSDAY . Wi Taborer nnd worklnan T ted " A ] . Mat's evidence. No proposal had been mado | * Tho dofenss sayed the polt, ":}‘:‘:,“, !\‘l‘:‘,,‘ Bfin,,,’:,’ni‘f‘}.‘}."mc°’°"°” inqucely iheir oxponace, and the majorily ot i '?xfl'éfs'ifi 179l BALECA FI NGIAVED, BATIRFIN: A e L Witness abaut it. He remembered that Lamb, MU, GRAIAM, e K orrost wanted to draw out of the wit- | €lane huve ruin siaring “thom in the faco, | In thie corumn, three Uines or tess, 25 cents ver in- LR TALS Tays In bt b, and A, hutet o 2 orreat, Triado, and _himself were {n the cage 2 ) | who lives over the pawnstop, and rents from "’“’“fif;,“";":‘ e 15th or 10th of November!®! | Ji2 100 St 4o B Ene bt SO T b HEAR A PROPOSITION MADR window whou the wagon drove up. Tho ledgs _;d'i'rbfldv.tlme. on that occasion, that you | fs wide, and sho could not aec directly under- 4 Lamb should put this murderon WoJews?” | neaty, Thera wera two men_ in- tho wagan. uir, nothing of the kind." They got oft nnd ralked topether, Bl did not 1 not a etutement made Nko this: That | aeo anv one go into the house. 'Then sho wont iiiand Lamb should both swear Lhat, 2a the | away from tho window. In thiree or four miu- ness thut, whon tho order was Given to “uring | iexidon, the widdle anl’working clasca lisve 0 | ssriton. - Each udditunl lne, 10 cenis. Addrea LOINE ) ear tho wholo burdeu of taxes and intorest, et Johmny Lamb up.'* an officer sald In the vres- | eompromises deswn op during the T vl A SUoD OLROWTURITY FOIL PARTIES siTIl ence of Mra. Chapman, “Uhey sre bringing | yesrs hy lnborers have falled. Wa sce now this _inoney for manufaciuring. Addross 1* 7, Triluno, Johnny Lamb up,” and, as soon as ho came o | groat country overburdencd with debts, sinouniimg | (YAFIFALISTS~ATTENTION= alone, ahe sald, “That is the un\n.""‘ il l')uo‘:)'l;", s-.'o.lolm.nuul.t‘v‘ulu. éu ‘I‘)‘:)'b: ouse 8:2, 000, 4 waniei, ncitve ur affeut, 1ba firstoe isgy, ol the witness didn’t know that anything | 000,000 OUnited States debtd, §3,000. 000, 000 dehts | safe.and prufitaiie i, i oM, wnuuu:nld to her, or thut she heard the ruuuyu'k of | of cltice and countics, aud- over $15, 000,000,000 [ i Asutharsits, but wblch probuetar wishes o re- the oflicer, who wos twelve or fourteen fect [ privaie dubie,—a jond of debts noarly vqual1othe | exicnds all uver the Ruuhiern wad Western States; LLUST=AY ACCOUNT Tiotk Wivl TiE ILLINOIS 4 Truet & baviugs Book. The Ander will - | oollge by returning to owner. R 8. CLAKK, 144 alar~ L., corier Mluoroo, DST=YESTERDAY MORNING FEONM CUTTER, In_guing from m.nlre wnd Wabsslioay, il X axail » package of pRpei ne valus Lo SHIP O DOARD OF TRADE. | vue but il wer, who s incouvenizuced by the tos, il Andor witl be suttabiy rowarded, Address 10 ON~810.u) T T : 4 y o " 8 i=A COMTY ¥ [IE CIIC, 3 aideaunup Lhat wght-approachod tho wAe- | wies sho Vear 3 shot, and raa to the window ot | from heedt the time. e ofleer, spois dow | JtikiC b’ St ac bl urues Icad to the | Bipuch o airenied TSR, Sy o Tt iy At B e = Yiia uterfere with tiis stolen goods—thio Jew | cnce, und saw a may ‘runnlu into au empty lot | but witness teard wiint ho soid, o was abiout. | 1o, JeSd & YoR*70 (G0 SURA RURLISHLID the | SruiER s A SIORELS A, S ke Aot Siih_sen b fiblle, | G T g Hire ] put a pistol futo your bunds—handod | aeross the street, the harse turn around, and | ten foet off, When Lamb cumo iito the room | peojerty. o flinstrates All cities and counties | paving the pacewary g HOOKS. ey ety Wi Rrlice® Urbeniiler Wil A vistol, or oltered to—to shoot the ofticor, | the policaman fall. Suo did not sce any onu | the womnn identilicd him as so0n us shie looked | arg oyerburdencd with debts in such o degroo that wo MERCINS \iCako, e R vie AR K CONTE | Dicurborn.av at bim, Bhosald: *That fs the mani I could | in somo cases, for instance, Meniphis, Tenn,, the | [FOIt SALYE oK, D e SUPITY 1 et Marperid cdition. 2 vojv., clutt biudtog, 130 | zoig vy Elck blm out umongst & thousamd,” Lanoand | intercst cannot td, Among the bm;: Sare sting Brpdinds il e, rhes y u':fl;";frfl&'fi:aalc:.mu Tur $6.80 fer vet by addredstog "fl.}\‘,hnl ou relused?” near the policeman, No one was there until a an amnet were brought fnto the room about the | that ara tn a similer condition may ‘and Dxtiires of II'w:lnullcrrgllnlfilla‘r\{lfi- mau came out of Friedberu's and mlu"l “Itfs alr, “:dgu thut then the Jew himaelf fired the | an ufiicer.? Sbo wos in the porlor when the T ney, ahot was fired, and bind about fAifteen feottogoto | sama time. montloned Houth Carolina, Loufslaus, Miss ulre, - deceased, Ta lucated ot NO 434 Weit ] ) BOUKS ¥kt BA S| == -:I\\'.’“‘," heard angthine of the kind," tho window, '8ho went down-stura aud reschied |~ Ott was 8 very Rood witness for the prosecu- | Albbly Arkaians, | Alsbams, and = deorcia. ol uckno, Mioilos 1;’,},‘,“‘;,};}‘,“,{,‘,':', },&Lpomv‘r"“"éi’u‘.:""; e eitnts snqacia st | ____ X0 “firn‘l'““"' cd fn your presence that that | the sidowall oeforo the oflicer was taken into | tlou, As 10 privao delts, your honorable body wili | on sppifcation. Kl rescrved to ruject any orall | bouk Downestairs: st MILLEICS, 103 Fonsa nw'““” Lo publisied the next morning ln | the druk-store. ‘Thera was no Jight o the pawn- MRS, LUCY ALEXANDER Dleanse regard the followlig: Thero cxiste nio rail. | 41dt_JOIY ADA; eeitor, s el s “No, aprs? shop, but ous in the sitting-roow, Bhie uaw | (colored), of No. 183 Fourth uvenue, but who | road or steauwnip Hino from the Atlantic lo the Pa- | TFOR8ILE=0) F O A TIRER ROK TIwT gt (in b E‘rlu\{ben: fAve or ten infuutes after the aboot« | jived at 80 on the same street In October, | cille which has not its rotten shares in the mark i i peefect runufog onlndn'ltll Tocated, goud SorSTR PN, | hand grocery Wakons, b YoU sco the statement in the news-'| ing {u Iront of his store. He remained around | testified that Mrs. Chapman lived with her ut | Ad nearly oyery farai of ouss of a memberot | (e cabublhedi sl bsucas ISTEEGANE, | untioind, Tanton, robcs, whinar bordo L yaw 1,00 until the body was taken away, and then Lo | that time. ‘he witness was unusually dull of | tie middlc and working class lo overlonded with | 1y ko for new city-aads | LOICE CREAb By L On O e e, L finm. 'l“l.m quhuhnrh shose puor, ||‘x'|amnlnyml na |13 Lo orars who, I the hoye of better times, are com- answerlng tho questions put., Blu suld Mrs. | ojied to get nulcdln"urderu- urolong'loeir mis- F “ Waan't that story talked over and agreed w«:;u ;,"' he sald wl h t s q ed n the cros sall when she went down- umu tWeen you und Mr. ‘ruds there {n ths | aiajrs the pawnshop was closed, Bl saw no- carrlake OF gold wal a Monroerst, 2 OF 13 ROOMS, compruehouslon, aud couldn’s ba beld down to the largest mauriment of aity Luuso fo Chics chespeat. 1), C. WALKEI, 2ih and 241 Siate-s 01t BALE~NEW PHAKTON, COST 82831 Ot SALE=A Wi A a0 THIS © stiun, new Type, and ma ¥ PAP I} Chupman told her that Lomo didn't do it that | orablo existence, uro nat counted lu thy sbove cal- s oud bagii i 4 & A HESIDESGH 01t BALE=NI 3 “No, afr.n boay Inside, it was thie pawnbrokor. J culation, Vo Iuicreat an thews colowal uobis nas 5?;34'?:."15‘4-“»:'-‘ [E5 M1 daioly slckners only catay: dor s e e et ety h[”",'f e T S LR L T i SYLVESTER LESSEH, Mr. Forrest desired to ahow that Mrs, Chap- | beeun wwallowed up by the canitaliale and the | 1o SALE-FON GABI-STOCK OF HARDWARK | E0osand well jucated i Chivago, J. Wy LY5 | REAEXUA O e vory bodl-liatls, $20. “Two ke 0, atpycience of Mr, Forest ™ of No. 140 Third aveune, wio sal ho had been | MU0 Waa & user of iarphiuc. " | Church, without otfenng ony equivalont for the | IO PALEGEOR CARISSTOUR OF RAKETME | Stan. v7 Portand st | Wiougihiiron kettlew, $13. Now slouis neaiar, 48 ADg 1raan! Tkt Ih. ullc’.‘ lm sald 0 ot "Phe Cours ruled that It was immaterial, benutit of the Commonwraith, We submhour ex. {"onllgrll lifnale kood hustness chunce, Addreas FIOUSEIOLD GOODS, uu;&::'&;unu. tflj’, Colng ab once for thiess bar e an Lamb urged to unite In the "'dF ha .{D e prosecutiva, testifle Ilél ho M. Forrcst wlshed 1o prove thiut she usod the | Porlences o your Connnittce, hoping that you will | JABKLEY, ALLING & CU.. Lhicagu. e BN OLD, S0 T I} roe-at o i o";‘l 't by refuse uud another boy were gotug n‘ann on lfllfl drug to such an extont as to be almuat crazy, take them into constderation and nnu.nuu 8 Causa l""" BALE—STCK AND FIXTUIRR OF THE | (['HE CINCINNATI FURNITURE "‘"{’“" 34|A!(D ‘v Ei)- OHSE, UG hAu |‘,A flm i MF4 0o such thing occurred, " street, and whenn front of tne * 8t. Nicholus, ‘Btato's Attortiey Ml objected, and the Court of the Increase of pauperisas smoug the greatest ubly jewelry atore fu 1own of 1,500 Inhiabitantes 40 Weat Maidison-at, Parlor sud chawber furnlt by a koatlemay liviog loa suburbsa Jowatw Wan't iy proposal i d | three doors from Friedberg’s, bis companion 4 h ad part of the bopulation, [lenty ot work for one wuu.” For patticulsrs sddress Tirussels s 1ngrail CArous, Cook stoves, and vany keep for occaslyutl use; Lies guod Darn and pastury. {‘;flmh Should‘wweat that. Latnty v:’n‘lu sltting 1o | called bls attention to the lotiers an_ tho win- w’l"l::‘:l‘:r’é‘n“:fl noted an excoption, T LT AT Rl || e e etatin Mok, ARG | S, g [ ’Mm’.':"r‘ 15 'rl‘i"‘l‘“ll::;ém»\ KIND, GENTLE PONY} m;}“fl‘.,;‘"" Jou were fu the store, wheu the “3""u,‘,,v‘fi""_}:’,?,‘{,“i‘“,,‘;‘lfl:f’" ho hoard 8 slgh | An attempt was then wada to find_out what THE LIE COURTEOUS, [l ARG AL A Y A SR | oo INSTIUCTION. __ WV A i akihror aniiel Tor a diare. i fos Thegery '3 e und somehiody shouted, | Wl SOTHNE BRSEG, Be 6w un officur fall e | tho witness know of Mrs. Cuupwman's reputa- Bpectal Disoutch (0 The Tridune. fu Napurvile, il yioowaer, A TRUDE 118 | ATVOUNG TARY WoULD TeACH & FEWCIILY | AdaressO 1, Krbungotice. i Mered ot , COllarts whereupou the Jew | MeuCLobl hen sounb oo cino b ad | ion for teuth und vernclty, “In toply tga qucs: | ADEIAN, Mich, Fob. 28—Tho Rev. Stoddurd, | Kb iudolily TR TNTETETITN | febiousilor. Addrca 07 Fiwins oite, ot trmt TS FAIl HANNERS - FERTLT NES A B, ey oot botinls You to teroke’ | 0k door Fredigko lucked thy and woulda't ot | Lol 88 Lo her knowledze, sho sald” Mra. Chiab- | gncaker at the recent AntiSecrct Assovion | JIGH SARECS NI ort ALY WKL | (0800 Gt o i TOOTE0:. | irsheetens suyess. e it PO i the alret wid anot the ofieeetn - | them fu. A sy Kicked at the dour, und thon | Wan diiy tell the truth ofion,” Fually”slia | Conyentiin tn this city, having chiared that Nor- | westeri ikl il Sy W AR T Py Vitoen: it Wil { “ A:h"'f,},;'. : h l‘mfl '?.H:lu&l‘mm’m umil l;’u. l:;n. police u‘:v said her reputation was bad. Bhe told *mig- [ f0en Batoman, now Presklent of Kuox College, Tranins 9 I | T eAmiN e - Hory s W't you consent to swear to that | HON ot They wore fa It s m”"!"":‘l‘)f‘:m'l‘ chiet-makliys nmrlfil." Wiaess would not be- | Galesbure, whilo scrviu as State Buperinteml- | f plutluces wnan il $ia) i Vgl madsiactor; O BALE~CIE) FICE FURNITURF, TWO | 33 ATCTNER WANTRD=A YOUNU ATTORNEY OF “Aglq Dot hear {¢ nor donsent to ft fired. One man was sitiing down, and when Yiovu herunder vath, ont of Public lnstruction in Hlinols, was con- ,‘}",‘.g‘-.mmzm-m Futol 8 4 5 nn;xrn. ot double deas counter 34 fuet loi, ey vears' yuccossful practlis 1 Ui ki, ot d didyyy On the Sroes sho sald_she had no ALwil | {rolteq nnd binsed by Musonic Intluences in his 'N"‘."‘“l"f"p at atory ' 3 toward Mrs. Chiapman, Bbe first told whut she | opicial action, thut gentleman, in responee to s sl‘k‘i lAul:"h‘ had tostitied to about thrao o four wewks Bua | jeter of inquiry from 8 prominent cltizen here, i cabilsiinent, dea to @ Mr. ilall. ‘Bho dida't talkc much, suid | yicerly ropadinies the allvieatlats, Uoclaring that | ThGala o Ah shcas in Clcaga b contrul e el o lotter press sad stand. Rooos Uy | having s goud I(nur{luumunlr 10 fnyest, wiit the ghot was fired the ono on the enst side i pousibly lawyar k Jubu Laab to joln you | yuuped off aud ran southeast, then turned to i iy ho sidewalk, und went north and fnto s vacant form o paracraiip w! ractics shd siundiuy (n city VP COURETY. b own et Addiva MEDICALs HACH LU, Vribuny vitice, fay, b o 8 A A s Wa e ooy s Aul gy ey lot, 'The wan on tho west side of the wagon re ci "X DVICE FREE—CANCERS, EPILEPSY.CATATIIL DAKTNE] h Ytseartg . fo0 bear Mr. Trude aake Lamb | 1o g foreo srout and” drove: Bojit. | didu't Laow waby vople Bluddird e unithown'to by wd 1s lther au | Sioh et ortory ey b s, A capia | ADYICEEIELC CANCELS KARERECATAL, | PAyURClRna e el fictry toca o b o, ar s He could nov Identify the men, 'The BUSAN LAVINA DAVIS + | lguorant or a wiiliul tulsitier, [rovariy. Thisa o leclituiale Jusineas wud wil} stuterly °“€f,‘fi.fi"\”.'|'"“fl'i?|‘k‘.‘ B At eyt | e e fitug o, work, Bost locatlon u eitys m 94 Wasn't 1t \eg gtgted that » ooo who Jumped off uid ran was a muddle-slzed | (colored), of No. 110 Fourth avenue, testific B ] {uvenileation: o ore pliat cunployed, she xrsater | sie,_Gellor . N. . . T | e At he Fifet National Bauk. ¥ srory wygpy, ¢ mao,—about 3 fost 7. Hecould uot tell thesizo | thut Mrs. Chupman wes living with Ler at the THE TRUE WAY TO INV|GORATE, Lo b uiake KT Yroatasic. Listueas ten be ' B TR PUBLISUED THR NEXT | of (lie other, nor which fhed the shor. He dld | time of the murder, * She was around the hou| to 8 febbl " SO yor furutier (afariaatfoudireot. witl Tull Gams | ~—sanss B it S e SEWING A - h by p, Mowding ot seo the flash, He did not ses s man-tun | in the evening, but went out about 9 o'clock, re. | | ThO true way to luvigorato a feBble systom 18 to | judiiddreas, |NVESTMLNT, Post-Otlte lox 4%, Cia- | (CIABN BALD, FOR CASTIOVE CLOBING AT 1 | cooomnrnrs “ORi NEANLY NKW DROPLEAR N, prabapers | irom the vacant lot next Herrick’s & few seconds | turping m stiout hodf un bour, She was ot | 18fuee sctivity ot the oporations of the slomach, | clubatl, Py e . JPOB Ak et atso; Gov SRR IR )t “Ank't'lzi;'r beforo the shot was sircd, Ho would not have | posltive as to the thue Mrs, Chapmau was gone, | that wondrous slombic in whicn the food ta trane- | = TULALTRVOYANES, — ™= | il valug. 42 West dacken-al. i uflhwnlnm’v‘:nfl;:fl.:"lm‘mf to its publica- .I'lwn tln, because by Knllaoklng ot the whluluv;. b dé;' u;n nlvll -lu thing llbul‘ll."lhu‘ muuniw mlu:d'lnlo lh‘ll c;;:mmlalmu&l :lu:?‘;:::‘;nllnaul’:- mmfi}nuxuflflrnfmmmfi T e G TC N.‘.,.‘A»n...‘?hc }m .‘.‘.f..‘:.%l;}‘.‘f.".“.i:"“&.‘.".!!‘ o 6 5aW DO ano around the wegon £xcept the of- | up to the thne she left 1n¢, the followin on- | went of our vitality. ers, ture. Ratisfactl DKl =M. W, W, i Y5 Clark- o 4 ¥ et ficer and tha two men foit, Tf athuca had hean ’ 5 this ona, 18 greatly 1o 56 | naras e et Mo TeRape oo o | PHIRI anlerG Goe, 195 CHeTK-sbe D-oLairh HOUM 2o dav. cxcept e oext worning thut she | because it accomplls!