Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1879, Page 5

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. AUGUST 21, 1879-TWELVE PAGES.’ ‘ Abraham Suydam Still in the Hands of His Foes. —————— Record of Judgments, Now Suits, Divorces, Etce —— ‘The habeas corpus case of Abraham Suydam, charged with adultery, came up before Judze MeAlifster. George A, Gibbs and JT. O, Me- Dald appeared tor the State, and F.C, Rusecll for the prisoner. The return of the Sheriff wae rend, showing that, BUYDAM WAS DBETAINED ON A CHARGE OF ADULTERY. ‘The Judge sold this was vo erlme under the statute, and that the warrant was insuillelent to give the Court Jurisdiction, The statute provided that an indietmont might be had against partles Iving {nan apen state of adul- tery, but the commission of the offense once was nocrime. Nor was {to sufileiont charge to nold a party until trial. The Supreme Court had held tit the complatnt must set out au of- fenso substantially in accordance with the Jaw. ‘The original complaint before the Justice only charged adultery, and was, therefore, vold, amt the warrant based on ft was couseauently vold. ‘Mr, Globs suggested that the act on Justices of the Peace allowed them to amend at any time before judgment. ‘Thia the Judge admitted, and sald that if the present proceeding was before the Justice the comptatut could atl bo amended so na to maka {tcood, But judgment bad been rendered there, and this Court could not amend the ree- ord now ina habeas corpus provecding. The warrant being yold, Surdain could vot bo held aininute, and any ono aiding or partlelpating: fo his arrest was Hable for damages, ‘Mr. Gibbs then sald that he would not pr the proscution under this charge apy further, and the prisoner was discharged. ‘Then commenced an amusing scene, Suydam started for the door; but, as he reached ft. a ailift tapped hint on the arm, with the remarlc Tat he ind awarrant for his arrest. ‘lhe pris- oner then ran‘‘back Into the court-roon, nod claimed lie had not been arrested because the warrant had not been read to him. Judge, however, held he was arrested Sf the Constable said he had a warrant for his ar- ate ay ‘inen appeared that, besides Constable Det- to, who tad a warrant for perjury issued here, Bulli Sennott was walting to serve a warrant on the same charge on a pegnialtion from Penn- aylyania, nnd two or three Bailiff were thought. fully waiting down in the alley opposite the Grund Poclile Motel to break Suydam's fall, tu ease he should jump out the window. The Judge thought this was an extraordinary proceeding, and wanted the partics to serve dhelr paners all at once. Mr. MeDaid reminded the Judge that the prisoner could not bo arrested on all the charaes, because ovly the first served would hol. * ‘Fhe connt. now scemed clear, and. Suydam promenaded to the outeide door, but. suddenly Thanved his twind about colng wheo he noticed a Balt patiently watting for hin outside, In the meantime te court adjourucd without giy- ing a chance to esenpe, At last, scompye that au arrest was Inevitable, sooner or later, and, after making an attemptto have the Bailiff and Constables arrested, Suydam’s lawver advised Mig ellent to. submit to nu arrest. Batliffl Sen- nott was the first to catch the much-wanted inan, aud ho trae then taken back into court. ‘A now petition for habeas corpus was then fm- mediately drawn, but the Bailiff who had lis nian in charge wanted time to make bis return, nnd the bearing was postponed until thls morn- ing. DIVORCES. Sarah TWannah Carr filed o fill yesterday against ber husband, Willinm Frederick Carr, charging him with drunkenness anc cruelty, and {utimating that a divorce would be yery ac- ceptable. Mary Garrity complains that her husband, Tobn Garrity, fs in the habie of getting drunk aud beating lor, nud she prays fora dlyorec so ea to be juatitied in leaving him, dudge Moore yesterday granted a divorce to Tielen J. Rudd from Enrl J. Rudd on the ground of adultecy. Judge Tuley eranted a divorce to Lou TH. Bishop from Samuel E. Bishop on the ground of adultery aud cruclty. ITEMS, Indge Tuley satled yesterdav on the Cunard stenmer Hovt for Manitowoc, whera ho witl en- joy a well-earned vacation. To-morrow will be the lost day of service to tlie Seprember term of the Superior Court. .No new calendars. UNITED STATES COURTS. John Frisbee bevan n sult yesterday for $1,500 against W. Frank Ritchie, George B. Cornell filed a bill _seainst the Crane Brothers’ Manufacturing Conipany it T. Crane, C. 8, Crate, 8. W. Adama, and d. W. Sidukle) to restrain ‘them from infringing hls patent for an improvement in bushes aud Wrenches for bung, jasucd Aug, 29, 1871, UANKRULTCY, R. Jenkins was yesterday nopainted As- siguce of Philly Dyekmun and of Richard L. jarah, Bradford Hancock was appointed Assignee of Teuailur Fa ey al iad jearge W. Campbell was appoluted Assizuce ot G. leno, © "e " selgnecs wil ve chosen this morning for Bamuct K, Buchanan, Thomas d. Finney, Jone than Abel, aud George T. Barrougns. SUPEMON COUNT IN BRIRP. The Canadian Bank of Commerce began a sult yesterday for 000 ugainst Albert K. Neely and Joseph W. Mantbteton. Henry and Willlam W, Harwood brought suit in debt for 31,600 against dobu Reid unt “aiinmiette Weldenfetd aucd Tuk enrtette Weldenfeld sued Luke F, Daly and Willian ‘T. Crean for $1,000, saps Frances M. Perking Med 4 bill against Jacob H. Little, Sarah Reaves, Sarai A. Rego, Charles A, Reno, and a farge utinber of others, tu tore: close a trast-deed for $15,000 on Lots 20 to I, Anclusive, In Block 63 In the Schuol Section Ad- dition to Cliteazo, Wheelock, Jones & Co, began a sult tore- cover 82,000 of Lewis Morris and Charles Gold- selumldt, allos Scholle Goldschmidt. Fy it, Euneklug & Co. sued the sawe parties for alike Anouut, cincuiT court. Henry Voss, coutlued in jail on the charge of Assault with o deadly weapon with intent to kill, filed o petition for habeas corpus, He claims ‘Unt on the preliminary examination it was shown that he und two companions were as- taulted by two uaknown inen, and tit one of {ils companions, Nollers, asked petitioner for le revolver, with which to Irighten the meu back, It was nanded to him, and Sollers tired it. The bullet missed the mon [t wos uimed, at, but Wed ayoung wan nomea Fricdbere., Petition- tr clols he ts eutirely mnocent of the shouting, wud asks to be discharged, Ae PROBATE COURT. a the estate of William McCarthy, deceased, letters of administration were weed to Dunuls J. McCarthy, wud hond of $1,000 approved. sat’ wil of Bolumon Senn, the murderer of Hagemann, and who killed nimeelf the same te’ Aug, 5, was yesterday aduitted to probate, ¢ feuves all fis property to hts wif Mar- aceite for her sole use during ber Ivfetime, Kiving her absolute contrul. After ter death ie property {4 to be equally. divided bepwoen ; ls children, Marla, Charles, William, anit Rasa. 4p, cous Of his wits surviving ty clildre fra property is devised to his crandéecn, jie Shubr, and to tis sisters and brovhers pore The will is dated Dev, 24, 1878, and Is Mithessed by Peter Sehillo und Thomas fackou. Bn hela as als nnd teva ot nthe r lasued to Marg! ci sudtyidual bond for Fina fa 8 Seumy ener tiene JUDGMENTS, Deruid vee prey Cinccir Cousr—Frances E, Me scene Guiukiy Naeerman, $0,210, August GUNES Cony exsione—aiurta, pple ve. a a The pants: of & Duke's Doath, Andon Telegraph, ANGe-Ly vhen 2 desperate Frencuinan, fenited the Cordermaxazing ot Lovn Cituded, just av the une i Foops Were marching into Ue lortress, yon ite cavitulation, Duke Frederick Wilituat bececcklenburg-Sehwetin, then commanding tie cont eine turce, Was etricken down and severely claw bya fraginent of fully Umber, part wa oe svtin ong of the vld-fasbioned water a ae ol ally place, His Highueas thought Ietie ? te te of the injuries he hud sustaned, ane, e continued his smalitary duties to the Very end” of the compalen. It a) ve zn. pears, however, that What be tecurded ws a mere superticiat brute i asin reality eo severe o burt thatst uave rise 1. the formation of an abscess, woleh slowly lncreased, year after year, until it coused hin such intolerable sulferig chat he deteruined Bpon submitting to qu operation for tts removal. ‘Thi operation Was performed Just Sunday by thecelebruted surgeon, Prof, Chuiins, but the Drocess of lucal disiat. gration bud been alowed he xo tov fur, wud We Duke exvirod from speer their married life. exbauation on the following day, at the age of 62, Me was a nephew, both by birth and mare ringe, of the German Emperor, bong the son of his Majesty's venerable sister, the Princess Alexandrive of Prusslay and having married the qnly daughter of the tate Prince Albrecht, the Einneror’a youngest brother. Hu was sepa- rated from thie Indy, atroa Princess Alexan- trie, some yeara azo, and absented hiinsolf from the Prugelan Court in consequence of the family ditfleulties that had Jed toa breach be- tween hit and his wife, His only daughter, tie Peinecss Charlotte, ten child of 11, aul resides with ler mother at the country scat of her grandmother, the Princess Marianne, see Ore Auge, who was also divorced from hee husband the late Prinee Alureebt, at an early verlod 0: ‘The decensed Duke was ® gallant soldier and a capable General, but he failed to achieve popularity in the Gerinan army, und elreumatances and a sumewhat disagreeable clintacter led to lis retirement from te rervice not lung after the concluston of the war. CURRENT OPINION. Indureod by Kemper County, Kemper (Siin.) Heratd (Den. ‘The Democrats of Yazoo County have driven the Independonts from the etd! Iurral for Yazoo. A Gonulne Care of Depression. Denrer Tribune (Kev.). {f Mendrick Wright wants to find a real good old-farhloned case of depression, let him goto Oblo aud fuyestigate Tom Ewing. Tho Fort Lilow Mans Dayton (0.) Journal (Rep), Colored men will be Interested in knowing that Gen, Chalmers, of Mlestsslppi, of Fort Pillow notoriety, 18 managing the enmpaign for tbe Ohio Democratic ticket at Washington. Iring Uistory Down to Date, Kanaas Clty Journul (Rr, Jeft Davis’ history of the Rebellion will only bring the revord down to 1865, Some other un- repentant and unreconstructed Rebel will have ta) meee, up the matter and bring the history down late. Ono Hope for the Oblo Democracy, Columbus (0.) Jouraat (Rep.). Bees have incrensed and multipifed toan alarming extent in Ohloof late years, and on that account fears arcentertalned that the buck- wheat crop will be short, because bees always go forthe buckwheat-blossoms. There is yet one hope for the Obfo Deiocracy. Extremely Gauzy. Viekshurg (Ahss,) Herald (Consereatire Dem.)« It seems ridiculous to us to preach whatawful things the negroes Intend doing, when all the machinery of the Government is in the hands of the whites, and they know they can crush any movement of the negroes as casily as power and intelllgenee can put down weakness and teno- rance, This race-lssuc excuse la extrenicly gouzy, Laying Up Moral Forces, _Atbany Journal (Rew. “How are you off for moral forceat’? in- quired Henry Watterson of Tilden, as they sat aud communed together on the veranda of the latter’s country-seat. “Well, L judge I've cot enough on band,” reviled Saminy, ‘to carry we through the coming campaign. You know Tmnedle 2: cool iniltion lately iu Elevated Railroad atoc! The Conklng-Sprague Seandal, Cincinnatt Gunmeretat (Ind. Hev.). A tremulones note fs heard that the Conkling- Sprague ecandal must be hushed up, as ft might harm the Republican party. Mr, Conkling some time ago ceased to be the personification of the party, und the seandal was hushed up for a long time. Now that ic bas broken furth, it must Daye its ran, ‘There is nothing new about it, with the exception of the introduction of the sulemn shot-cun. Eduention as n Disndvantages Imtuanapotte Journal (Rev), Dr. Do La Matyr is reported os saying to his opening ppeech at Portland, Mc., that *Educa- tion Injured the negroes of the South more than it benatited them.’? If education is a disadvan- tage to colored people, ft is equally so to white people, and {f this ts trug we had better burn Gur echool-houses, destroy our printti presses, and establish a national colleze of ignorance, with Dr. De In Matyr us professor of political ecouomy und finance. e ‘Writing Itv Own Obltunry. Sobite (Ala,) Register (Dem) We sco a gond prospect for victory in 1830 ahead of us, There are threo things, however, which, if continued tn, may cloud the falr pros pect of success, Onc would be the adherence of any Inrge portion of the Democricy to soft- monvy delusion. Another ts the discord now existing in the ranks of the Democracy of New York. “The third thing which may peril Demo- cratic success would be the occtirrence of uny more such performances aa receutly took place iu Yazoo County, Misslsstppl. Pener in Yazoo. Meridian (sss. Serenry (Dem.). ‘When Mr. Barksdale was addresstiyg the Farm- ers’ Clu at Marlon on Saturday last upon’ the political fssues he tneldentally referred tu com- plimentary terms to the afferent distinguished Fentlemen who hau been mentioned in connec- {lon with the office of United States Senator. Every name was received with silence, until thint of Jefferson Davis was pronounced, and bis was @reeted with an applause which shook the build- ing from. floor to ceilings . . . Beate pre- valls in Yazoo County, ‘I'he men who tried to innas the negroes, politteally, to endangér fe pave been admonished, und dealsted, woercfore. peace Iy secured. “The Equality of Man.” Chieinnatt Garette. Aamall book, entitled “An flour with the American Hebrew," has been received. ‘The outhor saya in hls preface: “ My opinion fa, £ trust, the opinion of every Mberul-minded American, every philorsoplue person who sus- {ning the equality of nan." The first sentence of the bouk ts thls pecullir dectaration of * the equality of mau"; © From the earliest Bibla history God haa platuty fudicated Hla chosen people In the Liebrew race’” What folluws ta in the sume Hue, showing that now us ever the Jews area pecullar race, keeping thenselves seporatey from all peoples, thongh living among them, and favored In the acquisition of weulth and in the possession of nil the virtues above all other people, ‘This may all bu very well, but we fallto see in it the quality of “the equality of wll men,’ Steallug the Crodit of Rosumptioas Phitadetvhia Press (Revs), Mr. Tildon, in his tnterview with Mr. Spriuger, said it waa evident that a perlod of erent pros- verity was coming, aud that it was very impor- tant for the Democratic party to get Into power before it fully arrived, 8o that they could claw credit for {t aud live by It for ifty years! Mr, "Tlden is right in his facts, and wrong in hisrea~ soning upon them. The Democrats have, aa a purty, restated at every step the policy which fins restored contidence und laid the basis for prosperity. He resisted tt in bla manitésto of 1870, and his party, ina mora marked deuree, bus dogeedly obstructed every advance in the direction of resumption. Now he pravoses thit they shall steal the credit of it. But the people are not foollsh in the proportion iu which Mr. ‘Tiden is insincerc. Ewlng's Effort to Get German Votes, Clenetand Heralt (ten, Tho dreariest part of ‘Thomas Ewing's cam- pafgn is when he comes to the place io bla speech where he has to rally the German boys, Tt dein vain that he touchingly and tenderly re- fers to them as “my German fellow-eltizens,” and ‘Thomas kuows thatitds, and pain and heaviness come over bim at the reflection, Te ts absolutely quite out of Ube question to- talk of rallysyg Wie Germans to the suppurt of sfust money. ‘The Geran {san luonest dealer, and hy has 00 aymoathy with men who want to pay heir debts with diluted money, as ‘Thonits Ewing wants to pay bis. Bismarck himaelt wauld nut vet the yulu of the Glue Germuna 3 he stood ou a slush-mouey platform when be asked them fur it. O uu, Thowar; sou mignt ag well dro) of yuur ap ‘hea witoguiied, What It Favora, Cincinnall Commercial Gad, Rev.), Whatever are the finperfecttions of the Repub- Hean party, it ie !n favor of the Nutlonality of the United States; of the subordiuation of States anu sections to the General Guverument; of the assertion of the capacity of the Govern ment to protect itself im war, by foree of ering, from dissolution, aud to peace, by the elyil au tuorities, from fraud; of the matotenapce and vmdication of the War-Amendiwenta of the Constitution; of the preservation of the army aud the courte from the uubavoy suctonaluu pony Geran jetlowpekiane out” that wan Inte 4 bv Ihe misfortunes {ts tren- ronable assertion provoked; of the maluterance of the policy of resumption, that furnishes the people with a better and more abundant cur. reney than they ever hefore handled, and affords asceure basis for trade with all notions, with the golden balance fy our favor that tetls of the eptendht! career of prospertty upon which we have entered, and from which we canbe diverted only by uofslthfuluess to our obtliations—by capital sus against Hebt and knowledge. Getting Stalwart. Boston Herata (Int. Dem.). If the Democratle party wants to carry a eine gic Northern Stato next vear, ft should hasten te repudinte the course of thoro Mississippt Democrats who drive off opposition candidates by violent measures. ‘The Federal bayonet in posse ts a much Ieas formidable danger to the Northern miud than the bulldozer's shotgun in esse, It it zets to be understood that the Dein- ocratic party in the South witl not allow of the existence of any political apposition, te average Northern man will decide that (t is not the party tu rule this country. It censes to be a question of party, and becomes one of ctvilization and free government. Wedo nut hesitate to say that the course uf the Mlssisalyp! Democrats, if persiated In, merits the extreine penalty appil- cable to a State which fails to maintain a repub- Hean form of yovernment, und justtlies the en. ployment of a Federal army, if necessary, to enforce obedience to the Constitutions Commomoration Vear, Rochester Democrat (Heo.1. The present ts commemoration vear of the Republican party, It celebrates the proud his- tory of a quarter of a contury. Twenty-five years aco it was born, and ft has lived in and wrought upon the grandcet period of human de- vélooment. ‘Thera {sa fitness in the fact Wat, {wits year of commemoration, Republicaniem should be forced, by elrcuinstances it cannot re- sist, to illustrate most signally tts original in- aptration,—tnat In 1879), as in’ 1854, it should sub- ordinate atl other issuce to tho main issue of freedom beneath the fag. Upon the organiza- tion of the party it was demonstrated that cco- nomic queetions were secrndary to the one con- troling ‘question of the free soil of the Terrl- tories. Sinca then the party bas had to deal with many economle questiona, and has dealt with them intelligently, but it comes back, after all these years, to find the same question, in o diferent form, now dominant. The Real Conflict. Pittaburg Commercial Garette (Ren) ‘The real fiynt of Ewing fy Obto Is acainst the reviving prosperity of the times. The ood craps, increase In business, prosperity in manu- factures, enlargement of occupation, improve: ment in wages, are so much dead welght to bo Iifted by Mr. Ewing. If times were bard, wages low, workinen oppressed, and oll things ius and disagrecable, he would be in high feather. It is worth the while of all thoughtful people to know whetlicr such nm person repre sents their beat interests and feelings. Do they need « Governor in Ohilo whu will represent de- ression of business and the loss of prosperity! i better times havo come trom other sources, fa it not better to,put them where they ean con- tinue to exert a favorable tifluence? If resump- tlon hua helped, why not elect the representa tivus of resumption! If inflation did nothing toward helping, why not luv It aside till it is more evidently needed! These ore practical, sensiblo questions. We think they will stand clearly out before the minds of the Ohi pro- nile, who will have the good senee tu declare that they will have no experiments so long os they have reality tn thelr favor, AN UNHAPPY MARRIAGE. Eloping from America nud Separating In Far Of China—Counter-Sults Cor Divores Instle tuted=A Clorgyman Pulled Into the Scan- dul—Stermy Encounter in « Hutel—The Wife Takes the Witnesa-Stand, Correspondence New York Sun, x Brinogront. Aug. 13—Hizabeth A. Hill, who, {1 1862, eloped all the way from Syracuse, N.Y., to Shangbaf, China, to meet aud marry Charles E, 41, and who did there meet and marry him according to previous arrangement, took the witness-stund in the’ Common Pleas court room yesterday to testify In support of a divorce suit in which she ja the petitioner ond Hill the respondent. ‘Che romantic nature of the marriage, the wealth and position of the par- thes, the scandalous alleatlons agaluot Mrs, Hill that are made in Hitl’s counter-petition, und the yarloua collateral {ssues developed alnce tho action wae brought, long ago invested the case with more than focal incercet. Mrs. Mill fs the daughter of the late Gen, Adams, a large mining contractor, and o man well known fn Bridgeport as the projector and head of a local manufacturing enterprise. Mr. ALN fret met bls future wife and captivated her fancy when she was a girl of 18, living in Min- nesota with hier psrents, ‘The parcuts regarded ihe attavhment with strong disfavor, but this did not dampen the ardor of the young people. When the Adama family removed to Syracuse, Hil continued his woolng, and, obtaining the consent of bie afflanced toa plan for an elope. ment, they arranged that he should go to China first to nyert suspicion, and that she should follow him there at the ecarilert opportunity. "rhls programme was carrie out te the lotter despite the fact that the parents of the irl learned of herfntentions, Sta traveled atone from Syracuse to New York, and thence to Panama, where abe fook passage for China in the steamer Firecracker, HUH was awaltiny: ber in Shanghai, and whey were marricd imme- diately uvon her arrival. ‘They acem to have Hyved happily evaugh nt first, although, as Mra. Hill atatey In conrt, Mfo In the Orient waa always distasteful to her. Her luaband's bustiess wan that of a contractor for mid shipper of voolles, Ho possessed great phvsleal power and an indomitable nerve and will, else he could not havea dominated the half- civilized men whom Le had to control, His ac. tqnatutances picture him In tg eceupation of coolledriver as wielding a heavy whip and belts armed to the teeth, propared to cruah uut the firat siens of mutiny with an fron hand, Des- plte his atreozth und nerve, he had several nar- row cazapes with his life in encounters with rebellloua coolics, Once ha was set upon by a mob of a hundred or more and beaten_so badly as to be disabled for a long thne. This domineering, aggressive epirit. which: was so essential to siiccesa iu his t cular bitsl ness, ts asserted by Mra, Hill to have cropped out pupleasantly fn bts family relations, making him alwoys tyravoteat und at times very olfen- sive. Tis bualncss successes tnade bin wealthy tio few years, his accumulations amounting to upward of $200,000, ‘The dancers to which he was exposed led him to transfer his real estate in Shanghal to hls wife, and to settle upon ber half the income from it. This setttement, al- though the property. afterward depreclated in yaluu, has slelded Mrs, HIM for the last four years ub annual dncame of about $3,000. Be- sides the Ching property, FU owns Janda in Michigan and Virgiuia valued wt 340,000 or $50,- 000, and has a claim of 170,000 ugalnst the Chinese Government for the loss of a coalle ship, One of fia late enterprises fs a contract for shipping fargo numbors uf cuotics to Lina, ers ‘Alter residing three years in Ching, Mra, Milt returved anu passed the samo length of time in this country, Hvmg the greater part of Whe tine at her husband's orlginal home tm Malne, Ow her return yovage to China with her twin chil- dren Uielr veasol was wrecked near the China coast. ‘Ihe crew deserted the ship, leaving the passengers to shift for ihemecives. After re. tnaining on the wreck fourteen hours, Mrs. Tilt und the other passengers put off in the Captain's boat. Iu this they were tossed about on the seo for five days, during which this they suf fered every privation. ‘They flaally went ashore upon an feland, from which they narrowly caped with their Hyves, the savage fanabltants being strongly inelined to massacre them, “The Junk in whleh they escaped carried them to more hospltuble shores, aud she and her chil- dren rejoined her lusband in safety. Her second chapter of life m China laxted two years. ‘Toward the end of the first year, ag Mra. Ti! testitled, occurred the first troubling of Wie upmeatic waters. Angry at her Interference When hy was punishing their boy, Jill stapped her in te foce, und made use of abugive and profane tnucuage, ‘She nextday he upololzed, gud harmopy was for o ting restored | but soon there Was another altercation like the frat, and subsequently others, Mrs, $1 recatling seven In all during her two days’ examination, She suys he did not striko her on all theac oveasions, put he indulged tn yiylent extibitions of ile temper, aud used barsh and profane lanzuage. All Uitte trouble, she teutifics, arusc out of a coniict of opinions as ta the proper methods of goverolng the chitd. Mra, Hil tried hard to persuade Ler husband to leave Ching, In order, as shy saya, that bls Dus!ness associations migol ue leas roub and degradit fle ones prom- ped to veld to. her Wishes, but during thelr yoyage to San Francisco changed hls mlod, ‘Alter her sevond retuen to this coustey Mra. HDI spent some time ia traveling. sug made a tour of th Coutiuent of Europe, where ano tigured conspicuously in ‘fasitonabie circles in Paris und elsewhere, During ner journevings fu Switzveland ber traveling party Ibeluded the Itey. Dr. Yates, @ Christian wisgionary, with whotn she und ber busbend had ueeo on terme of iniimate frieudalup during tho residence of the two families fo Tn th filed by Hill's counsel, Dr, Yates ta named a one of the parties Lo Afra, EMiVs alleged marital infidelity. Vor the tast four years Mrs, Hill has heen boarding at the Sterling Hotel In this city with ber brother Frank. ‘The rupture between her- self and her hushand continued to wien and several months oza she tnatituled proceedines for a divorce, the papers beity served an Mr. THN during one of hia visits to thts country, Mr. THI engaged counsel to defend the auit, and placed hla {nterasts in the inatter In the hands of ls intimate friend, Capt. Henry Me- Uilvery, of Maine, ‘The tatter was civen power of attorney and authorized to resiat or compro- mise the sult, at hia discretion. Nevothatione Jovkmy to a compromise were vntered into. and on tie bth of last October McCiivery called on Mra, TMM at the Sterfin: Huttse for a final con- ference regarding the terms of keparation. Mrs, HIM bad proposed tiat she retain the title to half the China property. all her personal effects, valued at $10,000, and $25,000 fn cash, MeCile very demurred lo this, but was willing to allow her 31,800 0 year, provided abe gave up her claim tu the property in this country and China, and also relin calsired two-thirds of her personal effects, ‘The Interslew between the two took niace in the hotel parlor. Mrs. Hill evidently Jookea upon her husband’s avent ag her enemy. Sho refused to shake hands with bin, and firmly reiterated her refusat to accept the terms he offered, As slic turned to leave the room MeGilyery enit the trouble could hove been ecttled but for the faterierence of her brother, applying to her brother tu the same re- mark rome ‘Uuncotnulimentary epithet. Mrs. Hil asserts andl McGilvery denfen thut “dirty, ed pupoy'? was the offensive term, but ever the language, Mrs. Hill resented it by auatul ve-piteher that separated her from Mefiilyerr, and showering repeated blows with it upon ifs head, MeUillvery says she accompa. nied the aseault with profauely expresaod threats to Kill him, and that she was pale and quivering from anger and excitement, He finally overpowered her, but not wnttl bis head had been badly grasped in three places, from which the biadd flowed freely. ‘The pitcher had Uroken early in the strugele. but Mre, Hill kept up the attack with the sharp fragments. The doctor who sewed up McGlivery’s wounds said that fone of the blows on the back of the head had struck a little lower down it would have proved fatal. ‘This affair abruptly broke off all overtures for effectlug avompromise antl ted to a new batch of lawsuits, Mrs. 111 and Capt. MeGil- very each sucd the other for’ asrault, dainaces inesch case belng fale at $10,000, wid Mra. Hiv slso brought a $15,000 sult suainst the Captain jor slander, Dail was furnished in all there cases, und they will not be tried until the di- yurce suit t@ out of the way, ff, indecd, they ever caine to trial. ‘The next complication of the case wasa quar rel between McGilvery and W. C. Wildman, the young Iawserto whom Mr. Hill had given o $500 retainer to defend the divorce sult. The agent claimed that the lawyer was acting treacberously toward bie client. aud with Chin: ernan-biT Mr. Atwood, one of the Sterling Ho- tel roprietora, and a trusted friend of Hilts, was workine to advance Mra, Hill's interests uuder cover of worklng for the other side. Wildman indle- nantly denied these aspersions ov hls rrofes- atonal honor, and denied MeUllyer)'s authority to remove him trom the case, ‘I'he matter went befors the Courta and ended in Wildman's voluntary withdrawal, ‘hen MeGllvery gaved M.D. Wilbur and Goodwin Studdard a TEs attorneys, aud they are acting as lawyers on that side In the present hearing. Much ‘cor reapondence passed between all these parties nnd Hilton the question of lis approval or dis- approval of his agents doinge. fHILI"s resvou: wero somewhat contradictory, Some of his letters express the fullest contidence in Wild- man and Atwood, aid others indorse all that MeGilvery has done, with the exception of alleging (nfldelity on the part of Mrs, Till ae ope of the grounds of the cross-bilt, All these allegations he expreasty repudiates Following ite feht aver the couneel to be employed, MeGtivery brought a writ of habeas corpus, asking the Court tor an order permit- tine him to seo the minor ebild, Frank Ht, who wag, tind fa, at a boardstg-achoul in thie city une % direction. He ciaimed the privitege of seeing the child as the rrepresonta- tive of | the father, but the Court wuuld not sce the matter in that lzht, and dismisced the peti- tlon, Mr, Atwood enys that McGilvery had pre- yloualy tried to enlist his co-operation In. a schuine to kidnap the child and remove him to some place away from his mother, in aider ta use his shsence as a means for coercing ber Into compliance with his terms for a compromise of the divorce-sult, Soun after Mr. Wilbur camo into the case he Med a counter-petition in the aliape of a cross DIN, wherein 1h prayed for a divurce, on the ground of desertion and adultery, ‘The alleca- tions ag to wlldelity were exceedingly comore- bensive, Mrs. Jil) being charged with taioroper Intimaey with the Rev. Dr, Yates, with Mr. At+ woud, and with several other veraous In China, Europe, America, and on the seas. Ashas been etnied, Mr. Hill disavowed there charges as soon as he heard of them, and bis counsel obeyed his instructions, although with reluc tance. Mr. HII] expressed the fullest coufideuce not only jn his wife's loyalty, but tn the tu- tegrity of the men wilh whose pume hers was coupled, these men having beeu, with hurdly an exception, his mast intimate friends, “The crogs-bill Heelf has vow no legal existence, owing to Hits failure to pay the £500 allowance ordered hilm to pay for bis wife's support during the pendency of the divorce eult. ‘The bears consequently, fs nuw proceeding simply uoon the orton petition, ‘The bearing fs golng on ina way that fs quiet almost to drowsiness, atiractin: no outside spectators, and as yet ylelding none of the sen> sational clements in’ which it promised to abound, Trese wit] probably come Jater, ewiee Tall fs altting in the case 13 a committe to tod and present tie fncta to the Superioe Court. Both sides have broucht into court bulky pa nen of depositions, taken from wittesers in China and other far-olf places. Probably many of these depoalttons will not be introdtced, 28 they relute to. fasites that bave practically been withdrawn. FMI coungol nave obtained one vontinuance of the hearing to ive Hill time to frelve from China to testify, and will uek for another, provided hfs comiur is too lung de. Javed. The Inst iuformation his counsel ave of him is contained {a letter to the Herald, wile: speaks ot him aa the driver of a pang of eoohes who were towlng the barge conveying Gen. (iat und bls party on their journey inland in Shing, Mrs. [it appears on the witness-stand as s handsome brunette, with a fue figure, Justa ee Ter & and act ‘The crozs-questioning uf the opposing 1 docs not irritate or diseoucert her in the Ner testimony so far cavera little ground except her marriage nnd ber general relations with bor huaband, the instances of lle alleged {-treatment bein among the enlef sub- {pete of inquiry. Bhe testifies that they were on riendly terms until she brought her petition. fo-day counsel queationed her fn regard to her acquaintunce with one Charles Qordrich, the object bulng ta shaw that she was not par- fieular as to her associations. Mrs. Hill dented that she ever rode alone with Goodrich more than twee, wud never lor pleasure. She alsa dented ever hearing that he waan man of bad reputation, Her testimony will occupy sevaral daya more, and the entire hearing many weeks, re tet blovk eyes, and o manuer and countenanee noting retluement und high breeding. meanor combines repose, digit; poise, WILE RILUNE 620 TI’, ORDER TO A MMODATE OUI SUM EOUG Petrone throes eotabliahed at the clty, we ha Mraneh Oitece ty the Al tpt ry below, where advertiser aken for the price aw clarwed a tha Main fice, and will be received funtil Mo'elock p. ne during the week, and until Op, me og saturda a deat obeconidat, WALDEN, Newadenter, Atatloner, ct % eat HOWE! 1093 neat Dine latane lite News Depot, t Newsdealer, and Fancy ve ftncatn. WE, Printing and Adverttsiag i Axent, News and Statloneey Donut, 444 East Divisloa- AL, between Lagaito and Wells. cin anannnn ERSONALS Un thes column, three lined or teu UE TARUMSTON, W a ‘at Bh cents per on ___ BUSINESS CHIANG SUUPEAN MOPEL. TWENTY-ONE I AA Hee Tanittures tn good Toeating, dole good bi th and with a fr at, Ww REAL Address T 01, RENT AURANT hae’ fot on oe of tho inoat promin busiogsa; bare two placea. Callatea East (yoo opbartTgsiT ¥ cual, and lumber bash It & Ne ivy at lone on bull Diviet Be. dinllway bow, in. particule ngitra of A.L. MUMLEL, Cedar Huplde, fa. GELEN OTD OVENENG ASILPAMILY S) grocery storg: a trat-cla: with tixturce rent. Apu de A wis “Vedat bavingd That, Chicago, or T. C, CHAPSAN, By> BLOOU NCES aust business. Aus ress W 25, fr eee eee __.. . WOUSEHOLD GOODS. yer BALKE—A HANDSOME WALNUT PARLOK sult, 7 pieces, Lew aud wyllan, for $40, > hiate, JOR BALE-A BECUND-HAND RANGE, CHEAP: Pee ilar & iat price So tA tae, (J asontye cook StOVES—INE LATEST Ti- ogee ae cues Pe” sod aad 1G bout Halsted: SLAVING: Proprietor, . CITY REAL In thte column, thres tines or texe, 25 cente per tn rertion, Back arttieenal line, 10 rents, yor, BALE-UN EASY TERMS, O1 A TARGR Misenunt for all caah, Thisia a’chance for uvan- In thee crtumn, thren lines or iret, 25 conte ner tne vertion, Nach udduttanal tine, W centr, Stookkeepers, Cleritn, &te Tn this calume, (hrea linee ar tee, sertion. Each additional lina, 10 cent “‘Domesticne att meat uf small tad TASTED — AN EXPRIVENCED CLOTHING STED _ TO-DAY —COMPETRN ‘ iat Mlginaneat, near Oakley $9. Wircieiciaea ie kacrones What tetrettian | VW Negara foueewark eal fai AO argon 34 . Nous id 5 ree is at [ntaon flovneat,, hear Wicker Park; 8000, Analy at oni DUIS & CO. WAUAMI-AY. ave between Thirty,ath and Thirty-elxth TRD-GOOD Gint FOR GENERAL House. in small farnity, at.. Hyde Park, near depot, GIRL TO COUR. WASTE AND IRON, ‘BT. Reference: required. : Lota on Thirty-frat-at.. near Laurel. Taw on Laures-t.. near ihsrty-ttrat. Wiste ta tinnite wueT uspenstasn | Wet 1 ale wor Koteon Wentworth-ae. and Fifty-frat-st: $450, AE aera a eualnery: Jahre Kou on Atantie and Fifty-Qrst-sta.¢ 8300, Seen RASA aE Jats oa Relinolvate. hear Pitty: frat: $ se). WASTED-A Gut TRAVELING BALRSHAS, ate on Hinte-at ang Fitty-Alth-uottevards $030, tharoughiy acquainted with the tobacco business Inquire at 220 Fitty-tnird: TRANS. Lota on Wabaeh nit Fifty fet howler: 700, id axperionced on the road. First-class references Wi NTED—A COMPETENT OIRt, FOR GENERAL tnt har corner Diversey tant Lincoln Sa Fenulrens Adarese Y bie teivmaoranlec, Wicrtemogtin arnall family. Hieteranes reantred. atce trlongular jet, corner versey-at, Bt - ANTHUCA HMANT, INCRLLIGENT YOUNG at Ct jay. enna. ttanitalie Soreaionnne etare Ho) VVANTHU A AMART. IN CELUIGENT | YOUNG ‘ ‘man, wellacnuainted In thiacity, tosaltelt. ‘Terms fol per month ant percentage, Cail’ at toate 8, 105 WARTED-GIL FOR GENERAL HOUSRWORR on North Ci .. third house north of Diversey, near strect ca tclass wages. WASTEDIA compete i Gilt, TO DO OEN- cra) hourework. come well recommended. Apply at Sol North Clark-at. E WOWAN | YVANTED-AN EXPRINENCED GitL FOR GE) Ad eral house: ‘Ky Re ey BV es areas. qrith residence Twenty: en and Thirtiet eicecAtie bakes VV ANTE <A Guo Gitte FoR GENRHAL TIGRE work, Good feferences required, 166 Walnut- near Lincoln, oi \WWASTED-A G00D GTnL To DO, GENERAL tousework. Situation permanent. Rare chance. 738 Wabadh: Lot on Ohlo-at,, near Market: $1 frot on Matnsi,. wear Thirty Hoton Quinn-at., near thirty ANTED —AN EXPENTENC PRY-GOONs WV atk good trimmer vreferred. Inquire at 718 ANTE rt 7 W Anitinome expertencer “aadrenss wi ane lary expecter = THeT-CLASS OCTAGON # nnd brick barns east front on at a bargain, Fi thirty-fourth 03 feet, east front, Calumet and Thirty-thir 8 cah price. feel, corner Pratrlesay, and Thirty-cighths 8: TvoIn house on two flours, 482 Ws : ai i. EOFF, 14 1 [POW RARE SSRVEIEAT. nusixEss nLOCKE, C trally located, paying 744 and # percent neton in. Yestnient.. Vacant business totaon Wabanti-ay. Vacant We fect “on Iniiana-ay., near ‘Twenty-ninth-st. 10 feet, vacant, corner Drexel-boulevard and Fortle:h: FOR BA front, Wraace. WANTED —TRUSE- MAKERS — A Few Goon menan sine and leather work: steady work 10 the right kind of m Anply to ©) . TMK &CO,, 10) Main-at, Pane ees ods ANTED—AT THH NEW CIts MALL. 12 GOOD oF ‘brickl Iiniek rerldehee for #u.5%), and frame auf) fect Warten =sewise-f'aciine ADIsrens VINO TIRE FORGES 83,500, on Lake. rt and tool-makers: no ¢ but firat-c): TING GIRL FOR GEN. $3.40 on Lake-ay., tear Fortierli-at.. Mealdence ant | veg gpiiy. Whos Bewing Machine Company, Uraad abash-ay, Haterences Choice vacant jote at hue Crossing, Tt. 1. front basement, tre W ir IGA WWASTED-25 G00 GAR-MAKEIUS, HAND \WASTED—GinL TN A FAMILY OF THREE WHO ‘and mold: Meady wrk, bj ‘Understands eneral houtework and can come a liray eens Aa NO LOTS | paupit, Canton, I. ly wrk, by ADLER & LAN: | recommended. Uallatall Madison-at, Upstairs. Fane, Langl ANTED— EGOR GENERAL at £24 per fouty ¥,. at frum $1lito £14 Der fvot, te alan and Cham- rma one quar: two, and three years, at fF ity {8 well incated between DFA fine shade tres et plat of tame. HENILY J. luck. A WAsten woot Gin FOI housework, ror ive girl, at 286 V WARE GIRL FoR GENKRAL HovS in faintly of four Germanor Bwade preferred. WASTED THREE CO, TA MARRS married, gad German preferred: aleo one tinner, single, to goto folly Hpringe, Miss. To kood men ibe gral wages and steady Joo secured. Inquire at Ws Hue VV ANTER—y CARPEN JOR car work, U, ilracn een ftom Senmatresscss an new 1 \WASTEN-FOREWOMEN OF LARGR EXPERI. oot nee In shirt factory, Address Y 98. Tribune [POU Sau tair n office, jMatiug experience, feferences, and salary Waahtnutoneat, ens aln IF taken i Michigan-ay, Nurscs. TANTED-GERMAN Of HONRMIAN GM W ‘nina childrens lnquireat ria harsh Shetdonatey near Untun Park, Tiscellancouss TANTEV-A YOUNG LADY 4 WASTES aha nnclaan: aie one of ho sexpertenca ANTED—4 Ol 6 GOOD CARPENTERS, APPL! W ASTOWLER € Caltio sit Lakers” is \ rane 1ST-CLASS ME {omen to working in metals, to re band Instruments. steady employment. Tt, GUEGORY, at Lyon & Healy's, 162 3t havi gue pee nevi $40 per EQ. M, HIG. tear Ugden-ay. reat Ie ane Apply to it. test ALUE, #340 jJerant three-ators brick house, wihon oak improvements, No. 1022 West adaniart. £4 tes TANTED—2 wlll be accepted willing to we BEA \uree-stury miarilectront linise, So, 14 te: | NWASTED SS Gee SPONGE WORE: | Ditncss “Address Zon, Trivune citces nny ee Sy. uan all modern Imprayements. " Rovin Zt Otis | country. steaily wurk and fair wages. Adicest ¥ 9, ANTED-EXPERIENCED GHONRT-MAND COR Nove. Frinine ofiees untit Lbs Me to-day, with references az | VW ANT En geek? tagthoec gence seaus lowest anisries y liorse and cNTE sea eRe UNEIEad Mintlons Ronan feet fronts | WV. Wanten-) SLADY FOR CONFEG- Tlotise stands’ alone, in prefect order. five stationary . R ; ae toners. 261 W sam Rt Sn SS Nashtande, ete. ete, Price only 81.5%, Rasy terms | \YANTEDOA MACHINIST. CALL TIS FORE. ADY IN A PHOTOORAP TURNER & BON noon at 20 Her} 2, 102 Washingtor Frower Twin Cylinder Car WASTE 8 Tote eallers;one who anderstands the buslness, Ad . Company. JOH SALE-THE HESTORY, ; ce | dren Wai Tribune office, " Congre Near laheys tn prstay tot? \astep CARPENTERS AND Lanon- | = . = — abargain, for $20. MEAD'® COR, 10 Las ere alta, Wth's helper, at Reedy's Blevator SITUATIONS WANTED~MAL Works fitlnul nd Wellaeute, Ol SALE—THE FIRST-CLASS STONE YRONT. . Tre art Be, a Rs ‘* e Bookkecpcrss ‘Ulcers, &es 448 Michigs eth ; ae TATED? WAKE de dataatichigan-ar., north of Faurteenthat.. 13 | WW Aon MAKEWCAT | ciruatios WASTED—DY A MAN CADADLE OF josaerder, ond can bo had ata bargain. MEAD > SY) dom any kind of oder wor rlenced In Ores ©: Inauranee Dueiness, and well acqualnted with the ctt} Grateclgsa reterence. Addreas ‘nut, Trlouneottican SILATION was ED-KY A YOUNG MAN WHO s & COR, 149 Laxaliesst, Fok SAle-ssrote RALE FRONT TOUS ‘an SMiciivan-ar., south of Twenty-ninthat., for a ity of wen ge ‘3 nad potne ex A i Dai. daken, immediately. BBW ait ¢ wast iC. BE Q.M | satarnnt aginuetras ouject ayn permanent pungioas Sea ES AS aj | hands ot J. HenPEIGECI'S, 21 Wert Handolpivar.. | SMilui to du anything, W 4% Tribune ome, —___ ats eaxt front eat baer Bake W m1) RAILROAD LABOL ee eee ait caminne yeu ilninied: et DWIGHT, e Enre: Si for a Dustness preferred. Address ¥ 10), Trinune office. KF TORY AND. front house, modern finprove anid 101 feet, on Thirty. Diet ave; apendid view ake Michtean, 93; Part the. | 176 Wanhington-st,, southwest corner Flith Coachmen. Teamsters, &Ce GITUATION WANTED — AS COACIIMAN IS A SY privace famtly by a soner and industrious American who understands the carr of horses, Cau give Good ‘¥ v2, Trivupe ottice. Ww N10 BAILRGAD LABORERS Fort company work on the Knoxville Wranch of Bur. Mouton & Quiney ttallroad. In the rourhern part of refure andshiyto-nignt. Apply te McHUGI JOR SALE-LOT, ON THIRTE WCADAL-Ats g ITEI are por i SITUATIO NTED=AS COACHMAN BY A J aces wear Jexult N34, Temine offen, Miscelinneous SS Noda tmaa Wane) wliljag, and rellanle, Can give VWASTED-LOCAL AGES TY: GOOD ENERGETIC A Srlbion ores haan UM mento sotielt along the principal itnes of rall- ROR SaLE—#100 WILL AN L Lot | rord rouning outof Chicaze for * Around the World hotel” at Larran: with Gen. Grant ITUATION WANTEDOUY A YOUNG NoR- SY. wertan man ataiy kind of work io a wholesale or packing housc: ateady and tnductrions, (ood recom- ineudation. Address Win, Tribune cittce, SITUATION WANTED DY A MAN THOROUGH © ly potted in hewanaper work a portion on som Aner of infucnce ant tare circulation, "Address C, W. AUNULD, Detroit, Mich. 7 miles fram Chicago: €15 duwn aul $5 monthiv: cheanest property in market, and shown free: abstract free; ratlroad fare, Weents, “TIA WHOWS, 14 Lasalleate. Woon 4. puken of by the leadhug dally jours nals as complete and elegantiy Mituetrated book of travelever produce, Bubscripiten Look Le. wrimient. the Atnerican Sewa Cuinpans, 0 Portland Y a0. Wie ther f 1 GES 1é FOR TH ‘oll Ho ne, and 2 st 1; handsonwis bound and WMustratud: It pleases B.C. TREAT, 167 Clurgeat,, Chiteago. Hop. at uneida, HUM, Henl-Estate Lroxer, everybody. Uneida, Nemaba Comity, Kan. \VASTEDS A coop, srouT Dov Fon 4 is \TED-FEMALEs | ALES NF TIT estate oftice fur &4 per month, Answer inown c POR ge culfenre mre bets ron ot binpratedd ig arin Not reference, far ue week. “Ad- OR ee bined land, onechaif aft within the elty limite, JOSET AL 4, Tribune villes, SIRTATIOS WAN TADSUY tuner Cet a cya land, one-half aft t witb CMTROEAS WATT x DY ascoukin o private famniiy: none bur’ Arst-clase WArimiiyy inet be well recommended,” Apply at | {[ullles need apply, Call ovday' at 12v Souths Varker. 47 Wabaen: na tne nnn NTER CLIP! 3 Sonat rh trom the cauute, vate famity, Plea near Chtensae eee ee ee ee scar, | Hess, Who has xoud referencye, an eugawemnent will be | QITUATIC WANTED-NY TWO GRUMMAN WILLIAM A, CO! pees, with full parciculars, | giver unequaled for profit, ‘Theumnpany te adinitted | 6) gist a first coke one ae second girl. Call wa : ae <i fobeescond tanouc, Address Wal, Tribune onl at 41 Wabaab-ay, , couth side preferred, i ado} 1 ye | 3 TANTED—ADJUSTER FOL Y SITUATION ED<DY A NOKWEGIAN GITt tamer Ra Pea nae enihe gece aed: one W Ader tesltes fo lear alt Sina unall family on iho Wea ster ead fe eorth £4,000. and one Call oF ad tun. ws TED-MEN AND WOMEN WHO WANT TO earn $20 tu $40 per week In w pleasant buainess worth $1 ‘Wabastieny feet. and mi Wi, nortts af ‘Thirty-tftheet nit 1ot in Aame ¥ property south of FITLy: reas §. HENSON, ie Fry-at GITUATION WANTED= IVA FHIST-CLASS COR . Weat, tn a family or hotel. and ens of Aty. 25 ar 50 * Taundress 10 Ko east of State, B.A. ULRICH, front basement, 19 | tocall and see my es 1 can peat th In att independ an i! a Os Warhington-st tat portion ata trlillag expruses Wy Le COSSAIe | threldaystce West Mauinontite esulreas (or Vv Mays I nant ee M1 ay iT Whee if ti a ee ar i TO WOH Hi E stg SION WAST bony A GeGy GT For faving lands for sale Iu eltlier Wiaconsin, Miune- | \Y7TANTED=A ROY TO WORK ANOUND STI yene 2 1p guia. oF Dako. Address Q, Hox 429, Mineapelts, | WWAanudrivecesm, at o1 Wabaata e ORE Ved monteal maureu orbs. (oui: references: x ADDIS {OF nD. = EDA RELIABLE LIV! it pally A GIRL WIMNG TO TANTED-TO TOY D- Theans to mutinge clty trade f toe z RL WY hi Terres Oe GAR Sdcrcrimionted | ataple artivicas “aadrew Kar veioune uueer nn ond WORE nema falallys price. Addi Y +2, THbune oftice. fo RENT South SO, 1447 INDIANA-AV.. emnent, with barn. a W ASTEDS AGES Ts erties Money with our koows and ® week for sinartagen:e. Some oud counties still open. Seid atainp for pavers or enit and ye facturing Company, Kovm 1, 27 and WARTED s BXUEMIES CED, MTVATION WANTED—FOR A GOOD (PROTE: AROUSED. ; Kk and second eirls private or boardiog, With 1» 145 Twentieth + GQITUATION WANTED—48 "COOK AND TAUN. OY dress or second work fn “private family Uy thoroughly capable girl. City reference. 14a Twe! wlan per Two-sToRyY Na. be HOTEL, tage Urove-ay, THOMAS & Ti SEngibt itouse, 81 Washington. free Po” RENT—MICHIGAN:A TANTED-IMMEDIATELY=YOUNO MAN WITIT ITUA 33 . iy PO HERT QUCHIGAN. AV. NeATE THUTY. | Watt cay diatrelonroiepagias entertainment | GUA cioatian sho ie funy competent. to cone all modern’ Improvements, with barn, KESLE | color ty Califoruta, Manager, Ivo Weat_Ad wah, anid srony alsa, a swede girl far second work In Blos., 118 Lasale-st, VW Astepaita Trivatefaniliy, Cail ati] Dearvorn-st., near fight ToMICIHG NSA, A NTRENTH- He mones.aa LS nd Athrea-siory marble-front house, furnished oF MTVATION WANTED—AS COOK AS! c= 3 AND BASEMENT OCTAGON: Soin ehssieaih = ne-frant, No, GO2 Walash-ay.. near Twene - TUATION W ED—HY 5 Ce With bara, THOMAS & BAGG, 132 Las South Sites ren) eeeon hehe noneeredrne where there eno “= HUBBARD-COURT-EXCELLENT TANLE: 4 furnisticd rou learn French, FINE voto tun private fami Call’st_ 152 Eighteenth, ANTED=FORG all for two dayeat 4H vette Went Sidce TPO RENT=110 OARLEY AND (0 MONT Ktune, awell-front lors and: dtuln; Kitchen door, cas-fxtures, furnace, etc, ignuid tocation; uppurt RE ‘North Matered-st. Disteclaas table,” and Senmrstreswscse 7 Teplred ite POT WIN, 120 Waattngtoneei.y [oor 44 < ena . aretls AU. POT WE ore uv TETITET A | CITUATION WANTED—DY 4 YOUNG Winow As PO, WRT sip, WEST, WASHINGTON ST. COW: ry alow ran heastvas lu a private fatulys wil anit teat ta vtagun: P huue oftte ondwars. A pleasant home inore desirable. tha front. THOMAS & BILVGG, 12 Laballe: TSN Serums ow | larke wage Cat! or nddress ctu Fulton a ——— ear ‘South stds, In privace a: J TO RUNT-PLATS. dated oy addressing 1s Vetounebsees ee MouneKoeporse D=AS HOUSEKEEPER FOR SITUATION Ww. : Address MRS. anelgerly gentleman by a widow. SHELTON, Trivune ottice. Went Since LEANER @- OOM FLA ani, Wasllazton-at ‘ext Sldce RICTLY PRIVATE, PO RENT. AD weal corner Gree! NORTH MAY: 13 with nil mis : Ff mroderi sen pruventonts, THOMAS @ BAGG, 182 inte, eT Mdern allmteaionisr’ Kos! board, iA hte ene NERD OF £0 RENT-RO0O! 0) + REaY VASHORES ET COENTA OF AMT s iotenre ae German Semnale NEB 630 ci DENT = 427 deen vivauant tuentehed touts with WAT; sappltes ab G, Dilan oodles: ts Neeser Houtn Siac. TPO REST! USFUUNISIED ROOME TO Goon haptics for Webt howexerping. at x43 sttehisan- durn conventencs GTON-SP. — TWh Miscclianeous. QITUATION WANTEDSIY A LADY Ag ABs SY shtant biokkeeper, cadhter, or to write In an ofice. Has heen emaloyed firia seven veara, front whom reterence can be abtatnedt Tribune office, S UY A CANAD tT : tmtelituent, and experienced, Toren vultes a, wit cold wWaler ANG Ems, J routna, with board, 7 W ASI 477 tun MPO URENT-VANLON FLAT. ALSO_ Sti iF North Shao, eee ree Eisley ar HMR Aw 7 NORTHCLARK sr. -FOURTIE DOO PROM THE aS Iudlana-ay. Drtdge, front tos, whi board, $4.50 to 8a per Swas well educate FAT lady. A Wet sadisor ‘pone SiCMIG ARCATA GUNNER TITIC | Weeki wiluoue board, #3 to 6: aexegcli, amandensie, of copviste Call at or aduress Hiralsived to narty of nrutientoms very eneate ce mxotques Sitt4' iY “AN EXPEMENGED : rt MOCKS a ere Hae oy eat Sy deco | qnatuon perday, dieveito Shon per week, from sau | Addgess 1 ts, Triuune ome ah iatied Fourd ard, AS WaLThRe TOR HOUSE, TEAST WASHISG TOS ST He acres tra ei aia SEE es MPO RENT STON s19 BTA HST. 2 QOOD LOCA. fone cheap rent, J. G. MAMILTON, tus Waahe | JU” Stile roone ant boar, $1.59 to §0 ver week. tngton-at, ‘dranaleute 61 day, ‘tlekets, 20 MUSICAL INSTIAMEN TS. Walscoltancotsn. TL [OEE BRENS WiC AYRY Lhe sdadateehe oe eenaly Rr ci wat. t the coolest hotel tn the TARGAIN-VERY ELEGANT RosHWwooD: FPO RENT—A a STORY, gt IOM, HESIDES UP. | roumne lavle the beats prives shy lowest: wo legs, aew, improved; price 4 i sees per hall, sortetty ea ulake wou] appt y ki y. sp iy y at Gilniat, Wl, pear depe wr . a ELE. 3 . Mi LPOTEEL BRUNSWIC CR a 'O ELE i et, $ob,9 manana desirable | T-[OLEEE atuetragt rooms torent ad witer sto % wm Now fv the fine ta Jocate for the ls te Se eee t ecorne vate (po nwSTay0 PRI MONTH, FINE DASE abaal aN. Sore tt well lighted, ut fart Van Kuren-at. Also 615 NDSoTe MOUSe, Ws STATE-ST.. RIGHT OF. month, fuur elegant roumns complete for housekeeping, ‘posite Patmer House—ttoam and board, $5 to $7 Mw Suctman at, = WANTED TO REN. [PALLET Davey ti UPR? PrAaNos. ‘These celeurated plauos, with others of best makes, can be found at waresuoind OF WV, W. KIMBALL Corner State and Ad: TEW UPiIGIT PIANOX, N NEW SQUANE PIANOS. few slugle room, per week; translent, $1.50 per day. BCARD WANTED. _ eee f eager er manned npn nnnnns NEW ORGAN: VVAR Toto estos sstaLt HOUSE OF f | PROALN=} STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, | Torentor for anie on Jastatiinents at a ar 7 rooms or that on Botte Ride thot Twenty where thes re no other boarders; two plessant, W. W. KIMBALL'S, On Weat lia, east of Fulton, Addrest, | adjoining, rooms etth batty, for two laut Corner Htute and Adame-ots. By Burae, and bau, %55. Tribune. GES. | | A YOUNG MAN Ti with ily weat nf Wooton Wark: will take din: ner dowa tawny Will pay a coo7 priew th order: ax pleavant home, Address W 1, Tribuny omte NTRDATA WENTOBY TWO BINGE fienten, two desirable rooms adjoinin throam attached, south of ‘iwelttivet. Ke eXEDANREd, Can firnlst allexcept carpets, [fneceeiar duress W 20, Tribune oftiee, e tf zi ay Bh ot ae OARD-AND FURNISHED “OOM NY MAN ANTED~i MATL it Beet ng eulidee slaw yl + | t Bredbury, STR TO SHALL tO ee aae te e a ny South slus preferred ‘Address Woh 1 Story & Camp... ons, FTAA, 1 Story & Cainp. WASTED GTO EST SS re A eae ar - Seirerrael REET meee 1a VY *pecou 2 r aK Ol ik. 5 ‘Uillings. # i OUND—AT SOUTH PARK CRLREK, A BUM OF | | gautof nates give price aud location. Adare WH, | [OT Tio! Taudreas vit KCRRERS A SUE OF | | teexer iia I Deexer dru LICL cD 4 = Te =— DLA MON. NU, is 0 ‘The above at iiuit of (bem have been penne PINANUIAL, AMON Mdae wait retara few oat Wert buciittie useds andanveral af (hain aro Cully as wood Ba TRIBES WANE US DAMONDA AEATEURS | TEM Aadrecelve gabrewand, | be ‘TOY a CAME, Iidand 100 Sta A etc, at onu-half brukere rali D. RAUNDEIL, I OST=A SMALL DLACK-AND-TAN DOG WITH 14 ECONOMY TO RENT PIANOS, NO EXPENSE OU julpti: edd TAYE. 4 red lester collar engraved: **Lixie Pratt, 344 Wa- for tun ‘ing, repatring, fusurance,or taxce at PILOS+ LOAN AT LOWEST RAT tal iit ‘The party returalug Alin tw above number | SER'S._ Priet Stat AS finuttuze, qisting etc,, without removal, will.be liberally rewarded, iST-CLASs NEW UPITONT D, WILSO} tee cheap, on B10 montuly pay vinlinanene” © Miss :ANEOURS | F youl HOUS: HAVE BUGS ‘giurantee @ perfect extertniuas Kodit 1, 1 Dede __ HORIES AND OARKIAGES. | 4 BLIDE- fe aiguae, Brae rd EXCHAS: ( AS 1D FOR OLB Ga 1D LVR J Maney to isan on watelbs, diamonds, aud vate gies dfoverydeseripean at GLU sMhes baat and Rathian, Mice ieaneed), 1) hae Madlaon tablished 1 WITHOUT RE it TANTEI che FUUNITERS a aival, pluie onl eecuritice in sums bo Talrof Muewan bay mar eas COMAN, 1470 Suuth Dearburn-at, 2a TSH Hlearborueat., Haumie 17 atl 1, = | somes datg. and kind, and auitatle rw ledr cia | (ier nowy fou ADE ay a e A sig. | fora Ne. Vow horse, why can trot ls quite In 3:8, ui RA 7 LADIES N Ont tain vane at To SHIE ON PUR | better, Address abuiice bli 114 Dearturucat, it at of carat peofeesouala In & rates, Uy Wenrbuteates HOUIN 10, = * = Fs " Aub 7 : ty Hoy Sates Y : ous REDUCTION IN JON PIantiNG— MPO bas EY ON STrtiit TOUT | xnannrnnnn ANS TRUCTION. MAL WIVES, Wo Randololest + Ue removal machinery and ofler good calla TEUAVION WANYED-A YOUNG” LADY Wii, iitl-lieuds,. $1.75 terse at ibwet dietig rates fur falrand suerte deat: | Sy educated ana willing to study for, proiiebeacy, it ch staceltielits, 2 pe ng. Katauiohnd WIZ, JAMES I. STOREY, private | without experienc whea ty seach Infant oF Tanlor other work {0 anker, MV Lasuile-atey Hout 3 Siaveliocie xoud selluol where there would be chance for promotion wit Avtvtaut fm a sual) Adireamd. ae, We (PELRGRAPHY INSTRUC ix ruins ladle aud geutluaien fur ainpi ply at Moons, at stuturst, (Wfta fuor). Miled, or woul ike peaditiun ae eachoul, Best uf referraces. Se \eantepal SOE Bot cent. tiv cot aon cuttage and, (hreo tiles the amount, "A: 9.JOU Ga tanie ner theta LPOG, MPRCUMIAL, ELEC. trle Hatha ut the Paluser Nobes, ue do Sunruceat., hava bo equale D-HLACK SPANISID HENS, (pe Ty pe INQUIRE “FT. BED, 24 (OW SALE~ENGINE-CATE, TWAURY HASIEIC JUSTTC Nb With agora ich swring, acrew-cuitting vhucke, ete: wie ‘colmtulaton buat oreo and courtroom, 136 and 1d Clark | ay colgimu-dsil with swiuurtalies butt la spieuuid opdar aid guud ay new, Aduse: Chettel muriuaces, etv,, ackhowledged. Wit, Trivuay = ARTNEW WANTED A YOURA LAW =o OIT | vit PAs Wieconin har that usa bad come practice aud tus CI A etl a da ea i Rd er te can read, wette, wid sneak the German laucuager woud | T>TANO TAUGHT THOU Gneo Will well wt le On the dulies'of cost, “Addreed W : Tribunsoinee, > WANTED «Guin secast-ANy ENGIN UF YO Gorse power, sulzadle tur elevator, | deacripHlow aud prles to SEY MOU Udal's COI CE tes: — ence hady juan, tewrlier’s, U Pleansaddrees W Tribung uth (xs. to (orig a copartnership with suing que lawyer or jaw-tleiu in this city, or sume ofticr good lucatiua in the tates will sly take position as uilce cierk Gu salary. Can elye good rerereoces, | Ads JON PAULUS, Fst South Halated-st.. Chicas, pe JANTNER WANTEU-HARDWAREMAN. WITH ‘oxberteace sud capital, tu huudlo stock wt Uousually Yura praia Audios WV 44, JU stuune vite mour, lows. i KEAN, 173 CLAM SI. = ar K woe an STORAGE: intiga Hog weragaally oF BY teit2s aye yrvai ; 5 MMLPUAE, | MENOMANDISE, " urate Ulecaves, Cuvee - it SGred, batts preseriptioua fur all diavases. Pricy, Bi, vudseaihe 10, & per anuum. jonres