Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1880, Page 7

THE COURT An Interesting Batch of Opinions “from the Appellate Bench, A Judgment Void When Entered ' Up.Without Due Proofs: Egan Obtains Indgment Agatnst the City for In- specting the Custom-House, New Suite, Judgments, Divorcss, Oonfos- ico, slons Eto, » ‘TTE APPELLATE COURT. The Appellate Court met yesterday morn- ing, and delivered a large number of opinions, ‘The followlug fs the list: * 462, Smith ya. De Young; revorsed and ree manded,. 3S. Batstow va. Lachlin; reversed and re- mandad, --448, Quinn vs, Hanley s reversed and remantied. - 4AM. Meld va, Herrick; reversed anid remanded, 464, ‘Tateott vs, Heackett; reversed and re- mutnded, heal Davis vs. Blackwell; reversed and re- manded, 438, Follansbeo va. Scottish-Americnn Mort- puge Company; reversed and remanded, 49, Bite vs. Same: aie order, 440,.‘Paleott va. Sctithy reversed, with diroce tlons to'disnifss without brojulive to complains ants notion at law; otherwise affirmed, * 430, Luke Shore & Michigan Sonthorn Railroad ve. ny; reversed and remanded, 437. Buine vs. Clomens: reversed and remanded, » 441 Egan ity; reversed and remanded, 467,. Lloyd ya, Thompson} reversed and remand- 428, Moffat va. Greon; aflirmed. 5. 'Bhufeldt vs. Boeby Mrmed. 461. Sinith ve. Denison; aired, > 466. Rumaoy va. Saltonstall; aftirmed, 460, Silverman vs, Bnlloelk: atlirmod, + 463. Brown vs. Reasner; allirmed, + 469. Ward va. Johnsons nflirmed, 448, Schryver va. Jenkins; alirmed. 468. Brown vs. Luchra; ailirmed. an omni vs, Hlinula Steno Company; med, 420, Helutz vs. Roard of Trade; adirmed, Guage vs. Sculos; ailirmed, : + 404. Stare va. Mowiton; mlirmed, 450, Miller va, Minocks; atlirmed. 4ul, Lemont vaeHinger & ‘Talcott Stone Com- anys aflirmed. Pa Lund ya. Ensiitda Rank. TIE. FOLLANSBEE CASE. Tho litigation between Charles Follansbee and the Scottish-Amertean Mortgage Com- pany has reached the Appellate Court, and yesterday an opinton was rendered by Judge Bailey, whieh was probably the longest, if not the most important, of the opinions ren- dered yesterday. Feb. 4, 1870, the Company: entered up judginent by confession for $10,- 700 aginst Follansbee ona Judzment note executed by hlm April 15, 1873. When judt- ment twas. entered up the attorucy for the Company filed a dectaration fn assumpsit, a cognovit confessing Judement, copies of the note and warrant of attorney, and an afidayit of the General Agent of Uie Comminy asto the execution of tho note, ete. The deelura- tion averred n default, for more than fbhty days in the payinant of the interest maturing Oct. 15, 1878, and an election to deelure dhe note die, ‘The orzinn) note and warrant wero notexmnlned by the Court, nor filed until the tine the nppenl was taken, Durligg the same term Follansbee moved to have the judgment set aside, denying the execution of the note and the power of attorney, whieh was refused, and he appealed, clatutng there yas no suffielent proof of the execution of the warrant of attorney, no suficlent proof that. the note had matured when the Wik ment was confessed, and that the Judgment should not have been entered without n sur renderof the notes given for interest not then accrued. The Appellate Court, by aj ueleo Bulley; held that after the fillng of the cognovit ff was not incumbent on the plaint- Mf to support ils right to a recovery hy firs ther proofs, and the plalutif water stich av plea was not called on to necount for the In- terest notes. ‘The defentant should have made proof of such facts on hls motlon to va- ente, and then the Court would have had power to vavate the Judgment, But there was a fallure of proof to show that the Com pany ‘hid elected to deelaro the note due, That was a condition precedent to the execu- tlon of the power granted by the warrant of attorney, ‘The record failed entirely to show either n default In the payment of sin lnstall- ment of Interest or an election by the Com- pany to declare the note duce for that reason. WV Thien a jucletpent by confession was entered In term {hue, there wasa preswuptlon of proof ry fuet necessary, but where all the evidence aetually | was prerervart hy: bill of exceptions ft wns different, ‘The plaintife then having failed to prove any de- fault Jor thirty days da payment of Intere: and an election to teelore the amount diy that reagon, itd not Hypeay that the tingency ad arisen on which the attorney in fact was authorized to act, Lastly, there was an entire fallure to prove the exeeution of the warrant of attorney. ‘The affidavit of the General Agent was merely an attempt to nuthentleate the copy of thy warmnnt of ut- torney as ‘a genine, orginal document, and thoe'stibsequent filing of the orlginal aid not. aid, as it was accompanied by ne orlelual evidence, As tho record showeil that the Court below obtained no Jurisdletion of the person of the defendant, aul that the jee. nent ngatnst hha was entered without duo proof or uuthority on the part of the attor- ney in fact, the motion to vacate the sud tient shondd haye been sustulned, Reversed and remanded, * ; CORPORATE POWERS. The exso of J.J. Egan va, The City of Chicago, decided'by Judge Wilson, was cut action brought by Egan, the arehitect, to re- cover tha.valuo of his services unt labor in exmunining the foundation walls of the Fed- tral building in progeas of erection by the Government here, the serviees having been :¥erformed by order of tho Mayor, pursuant ton resolution of the Connon Council. ‘The eclaration act out the fact that tho new Custom-House was in process of erection, “ete; and that it was o initter of public ru- nor that {ts foundations were unsafe and In- auffelent for its support; that thereupon the Common Council pnssed a resolution empow- erlng and dipecting the Mayor to-appoint a commission of architects to examine the foundations aud report in writing whether or not, in their opinion, the building could be safely completed on such foundation, ‘That plalnuft pcted as one of such areliltects, and that his” services were reasounbly Worth,8500, [twas also set out that the Coii- iittee made a report In due form, and that an Appropriution was ante fo defray thelr ex- »- A general demurrer was filed to the sec inpation and sustained, and Egan ap- «Lhe Jule sald the allegations of their dec» Taration belng admitted by the demurrer, it na only necessary to consider whether they showed tiright of netion in the platutlir, It Tis Inatsted by tho dotendant tht tho reso- dui Hon uf the City Council undertook to au- _ Hori#é ait act that was not within the seope Q:: corporate purpose; that the subject. hereof wus beyond the power and control of the corporate authorities, and was ultra vires and: vold.. ‘Chat: Inusmuch as tho Untied fant had duly required title to the block of iy oie laud fn question, for erecting 6 Government uilding thereon, to ba used for court-roams Bnd other Federal offte possesslon was exclualye, and, In short, that it wes nono of the elty’s affulr whether or ‘not ie walls wero unsafe, It eves unildubted! (rue that the United States on requiring title beeame inyested with the ‘exclusive legisint(ve jurisdiction, and, if the actlon df tho Mayor ‘and Council was but a rellininary step towsrdan Interference with ig work on the buildiug or its foundations the appolutment of the Commission would their be unuuthorized. Dut there was nothing 1 ha resulution *to-show this,. ‘The corporate powers of thu clty ¥e protect {ts citizend were Very large, -If tie bullding had been found be nusafe the clty authorities could huve ‘dlosed up the adjacent streets, placurded the foness, petitioned the Government to alter the building, and taken other precautions. If + there was Ay doubt ag to Its power, ithaudthe enent of: it,’ ‘There was’ hothlng to show fiat the proposed Coinmiasion wers attempt- joy todo anything unlawful, or that the elty fined vqoeulng the vale oO a eoner ral powers ju protecting its citizens, ithe declaration showed 8 legal action and the demurrer should hgFe been -overruled, ‘Tho ruling of tho Cofft, there- fore, would bo ravers SURRENDERING VOID INSTRU- 5d ¥ MM fey ENTS, In-the-case of Flvld, Leiter & Co, va, Tia- - Vinla A, Horrlck and athers, some {important aliestions were discussed a8 to the power of courts of equity to enforco the surrender of its genera] unite, if | striking out the baer {udoreement ‘HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, vold instruments of wriling, It seome that Lavinia A. Herrick, In her own bebilf and a8 guinrdinn for several intnor elilldren, lensed to Field, Leiter & Co. Nos, 190 and 13:3 Wa- bash avenue for $6,500 n year, agreeing, a8 was necessary, to get the consent of the Pro- bate Court, so as to bind theminor heirs. Tho consent wns obtalned, but the lessees could not get possesaton of the preiniacs, 18 there was another tenant In possession who refused to vacate, Finally, it was agreed to cance! tlic lense, and tho lessees recogulzed the other tenant as thelr own, Fivld, Lelter & Co, thon brought sult to rescind the tease and have it surrendered to them, but on de- inurrer, their bill wis fitenataace front fault decree they appealed. Jud cAltister, Wo delivesed the opinion of the Appellate Court, held that the bill presented a good case, ‘Though tho lease was not vold on its face, having the consent of the Probate Court, yet, as the lessurs had ac. ceptedl another person as tenant and agreed to surrender the lease, it was yold. Tho law was protty genernily estab- Nshed that courts of equity had jurisdiction to compel the surrender of a paper even void on ils fiee,—much more so when It was appar ently valid, and able to be used to another's damnge, Tf at lustrument ought not to be used or enforced, it was nguinst conselence for the party holding to retain it, since he could only reinin It for some alulster pur- pose. If lt was 4 mere written agreemen: solemn or otherwise, still while It existed {I was always Mable to be applied to improper purposes, and it might be vexutlously litl- gated at a distance of tine when the proper evidence to repel the claim was Jost or ob- senred, or when tha other party was dig abled from contesting tts validity with as much ability and force as he could contest It al the tine, Inthe case at Bar, however, the irisdiction of the Court could not be elle lenge, beenuse, In fact, the Invalidity of the Instrument rested in facts outside, and fraud wasan element In the ense. ‘The ense would, therefore, be reversed and remanded, —— THE BEENIVE BANK. . In the ense of 8, D, Ward, Recelver, vs, Sven J. Jolingon, Involving the legality of the Investment certiflentes of the Merchants’, Farmers’ & Mectiaules’ Savings Bank, tho Court had held that no sufticlent evidence had been Introduced to prove that the securl- tles securing the Investment certifientes had been purchased with moneys coming from tho savings depostiors; thut the relation be- tween the bank and Its savings depositors was not that of trustee and cestul que trust, but merely thnt of debtor and creditor, and that the funds arising from the savings de- positg wero the nbsulute property of the bank, so that tt had full. power to negotiate or pledge any of {ts securl- tles obtatned by loaning such funds, nnd that the decd to Guorge Chandler was valid. Since the case was remanded, how- ever, more evidence had been Introduced by tho Receiver tending to supply the defect of proof pointed out inthe opinfon, on whieh it wax sought fo re ie the ense, Judge Bailey said It was manifest the conclusion reached on the oriainal hearlig was decisive of the ease. Whether the securities in Chandler's hands were or were not obtained by the use of oneys taken from the savings deposits, eould make no dliference with tho result, 9s fos Mestion was made adout the power of i ini te cmploy its funds other than the gs leposits ii any way ft saw fit. Lt gested In the opinion that, v otherwise, the evidence In the revord failed to show with sufficient certainty that the securities were obtalned by tho use of the savings depoalts, or that the savings depositors at the: date of the bank's failure were such ut thodate of the execution of the trust-deed to Chandler, It was, however, unnecessary to consider whether the newly-lntrodueed evidence was suecessful. So far as the maln proposition was concerned, the record renulned wi- changed, No further evidence had been vi was, However, stl even If the law y b presented bearhig on the question of the tela- tion Jetween the bank and the savings de. positon: or the nature of the savings tleposit und, whether a trust-fnnd or otherwise, Such being the ease, there was no reason to doubt the soundness of the former opinion, But oven if the conclusions reached wero erroncous, it would be out of the power of the Court at present to eorrect the error, If parties were dissatisfied with the dectslons, the ouly mode of obtaining redress was by petition for rehearing, In the absenes of suelf tition, the propositions deelded were, as petween the parties to thesnit, res adjudicate, and were binding both on them and on the court In the saina case, ‘The former deerey would, therefore, be alirmed. TN RESTRAINT OF TRADE, Tho ense of M.D. Taleott: against Charles EK. Brackett Involved no nuutitude of facts and very Iittlo law, Brackett fled a bill to restrain Taleott from publishing the Aaert- cu Purnitire Gazette, A temporary injune: Ulon was Jasned, and on final hearing made perpetual, Itscems that in 1874 ‘Talcott and Brackett went into business togethers! pub- Hshing a journal enlled the Western: Pur aiture Trade wntil 1870, when Brackett bought out Taleott’s Interest for $9,000," ‘The latter then ngreed not to ba conneeted in Cook County in any way with any newspa- per or other publication connected with the furniture trade so long os Brackett owned or controlled an interest In the Western Bur alture ‘Trade, Some tine subsequently, haying changed ‘the nae of is journal lothatof the Furniture Trade Journal, he sold it to F, W, De Berard and J, W. Suley, with ay agreement that if the purchase price was not pall ho should: resume possession, Healso represented to Talcott that he had sold his paper, nnd the Jatter then bought type and presses, on the supposition that his agreement with Brackett was at an end, aid begin publishing tho American Purnlire Gazelle, In duly last, Hrackett having re- sumned control of the Furniture Trade our nal, through De Bernard's fallure to pay for it, fled w bill cluiming ‘Talent had broken lis. contract and obtalned an injunetion, Judge MeAlllater, however, held that Brackett was estopped hy his representations to Taleott of hls sale of lls paper, and by eir- cwlars. he had sent ont tothe sume eifee! from turning around after Tuleott had aete on that statement and cluiming that the gute to De Berard, was only conditional, The recording of the bill, of sale to De Berard was not even notice to Tal- colt, as he was not dealing with the property mentioned jn it, Taleott had wo notice of the conditional terms of sale untll after his purchase of type and presses, ‘The injune- on was also vold, because made so brad ag tobe a general restraint of trade and pro- hiblting Talcott from publishing such a paneer, abywhers, Such a contract wonld be Heal, ‘Tho deerea of the Court below swotld therutany bo reversed and tho bil! dis- anise, BILLS OF CHANGE. ‘fhe ease of J. B. Quinn ve, Francis B, Han- loy ct nl. was no sult brought by Hanley & Meteulf agalnst J, 33. Quinn & Co. ona bil of exchange drawn by the former on the Jatter. It was accupted, but not paid, and Was Bnally returned to the drawers, who pald the, amount of ft to the payee, Thoy then sued the acceptors, aud to prove thelr caxe simply tutroduced the bill of exchange with computation of Intorest and rested, ‘Lhe bill was not Indorsed by the payee, and there was no proof of presentment ur demand of pay ment made on the acceptors, or that the tlrwers ever had ft returned to them, or pal anything on account of ft. 18, plalntils recovered, aud tho defendants ap. pealed, ralsing the question whether the pro- Muetlon of te bi In avidenee without any Indorsement by the payeo was suflelent of itsel€ to untitls the drawers of such bill to recayer ou it agninst the ucceptors, Judge MoAllister, after discussing (he authorities, sald It seamed Iulspengable where thore was no indorsement by the payee that, to enublo the drawer to recover ‘nentist the acceptor, the drawer must be restored to the saine position he occupled before he negotlated the Dill, and must show the default of the acceptor, the return of the bill by the payee to hl, and. that he was obliged to ond did take it up as alleged in tho decla- ration, Aud tho drawer of a bl P yable to a thir pars, night, when the bil il becn returned to himand hie hind paid It, Bue the acceptor, Nor eould the drawer of ob recover on it ugalnst the acceptor withant evidence that he had pad the bill and the wits no cavidenve of thal ‘hat was alleged in the declaration, and [t should have Deen estab- lvhed by due evidence. For the fallure to do so the judgment must bo reversed. —— THE LITTLE ONES, *. ‘The case of tho Lake Shore & Michigan Bouthein Railroad Company ys, Clemens, a sult to recoyer damages for gn injury to appellee’s inlik-wagon, turied on the almple question of the welght of evidence, . Judge Wilson held tho plaintif! had. not made out ila ease, and reversed tho case, ‘The sult of Paul Smith and others, ad- wluistrators of J, 8. Watince, vs, Benjamin It. De Young was originally by De Young to recover salary from Wallnoe as book- keeper and clerk, The Appellate Court, by Judge Bailey, decided he had not made out his elalins, oa reversed tho opinion of tho Court below tn his favor, In the case of Amos C. Daratow, Jr, va. Lachlan MfeLachlan and others, the decree of the Court below was reversed for correc- tlon because the form of the decree was erroneous., The decreas of the Appellate Court was per curiam. The case of J. B. Brown vs, A. L, Reasner and others turned on the question as to whether Brown's indorsemont of two notes which he delivered to plaintiffs, he not bemg the payee, was a guaranty, Judge Bailey said tho rule was that where the name of a arty not the payce of n note was found writ- len on the back of a note, it would be pre- sumed he Indoraed ns guarantor, ‘This was the ense in the present instance, and that pre- sumption had not been rebutted by the evi- dence, The judgment of the Court. below, in the Plaintiff's favor, was therefore af- irmed, The case of Davis vs, Blackwell turned on the question of the power of one partner to Wnd another, A, D. Loomis, partner with Chauncey Dayis In the lumber business in fuakeron and Chicago, on the 23d of Novem- ber, 1870, made i note for $10,000, and signed [it “Albert D, Toots,” ‘and then Arantecd by him in the name of the firm. ‘The defense was that the note was inade for Loumly’ private use, and that he had no authority to give the firm guaran- tee. The Court below gave the plaintiff a {idgment, but the Appellate Court reversed ton the fround that it was beyond Loomis’ power to THE HAYDEN INABEAS CORPUS. The hnbens-corpus case of Rose Hayden to get possession of her boy occupled all the afternoon yesterday, before Judge Barnum, and attracted a large crowd. The child in question is the son of the petitloneraud Fred- erlck N. Atwoot, Beveral witnesses were examined to show that the mother never con- sented to let the boy be taken away from her permanently, ‘Ihe father, Fred N. Atwood, twok the stand and gaye his testimony In a very careless way, 23 though the whole pro- ceeding wasn jokeand his connection with it entirely innocent. Tle swore Rose sur- rendered tho’ child to him for the purpose of having It put Ina sultable home, ant he took itto the orphan asylum teinporarily. Rose knew he was 8 married man before he came outhere, Ho firat got a Utah divoree from his wife, and Jain that was wortliless, subsequently got a divorcee there on the round of desertion. He odmitted that he iad repeatedly promised to nary Rose, but she never would consent when tho decisly moment cnine, Te characterized her as scold, and sald that was tho tlon he liad to marrying her, He first {] tho child was at W. J. Durlam’s through Rose, Mrs. Durlui testified ghe had neyer seen Atwood until yesterday in court. She first wanted to take his Ittle girl, but finally changed her mind and adopted the boy, Mr. Durhonz testified that he wished to keup the boy, that he and his wife were at- tnehed to him, and were able to provide for inn. ‘This closed the testimony, and the closing arguments will be heard tls afternoon, DIVORCES, George A. Welch filed a bill yesterday for divorce from Louisa Welch, charging her with adultery. George M. Burington asked for n divorce from Minnle Burington, on the ground of desertion, i Charles 1H. Greenough makes a similar charge against his wife Catherine as a rea- gon why he should not be compelled to sup- port her longer, ilenry A. Farnum elatins to have Support: ed his wife Sarah for twelve years to the best of his abllity, but she requited him by rining away with another man, and now he — ind tho firm by such act, wants divorce, ITEMS, Tho names of the Judges were put in a hat yesterday for the purpose of drawing onc to assist Judge Jameson In disposing of the quasi-erlininal calendar. Judge Gary got the prize, and will go to the Criminal Court probably tho tirst of noxt week, To-morrow will be the Inst day for service and for, ting trialnotices to the January term of the Cireuit Court, Jutze Batley received notice yesterday of the death of hfs mother, and will leave for the Enst to-day to attend her funeral, The resulutiony reeently passed on the death of tho late Judge Morris wera yester- day presented to Judge Rogers, of the Clrenit Court; by Mr A. W. Windett, and ordered spread upon the records, Disvhurges from bankruptey were issued esterday to James A, Clybourn, enry A. avis, A. E. Sinull, and George E. Church, Oswell A, Bogue was xppointed Assignee fe Wn denins was appotnted Assieuce at S. Jenkins was n inte siznce o E. D, Tucker, and ele! AL Assipice of ALT. loty. Bradford Hancock was elected Assignes of Thowns G, Morrow, Assignees will be chosen this morning for Muthew C, Claneoy, Robert C, Qivius, Thomas 8. Deoyes, and Charles Sunford, UNITED STATES COURTS. F, GO. Maxan began a sult yesterday ngainst Edwin Walker to recover $2,500, George R. MeCrumn filed 9 bill against the Adams & Westlnke Manufacturing Company to restrain them from tising his patent for an hnprovement In ups, fasued Mny 16, 1870, saac H. Dawey Med a bill against John 8, Ford, Henry W. J phnson and Rouben A. Hitchouek to furteny iN thant from ping fits patent for an improvement In chutrs, lsue April 20, 1870, i 70, STATE COURTS. Btrong & Woodbury began a suit yestorday for $1,000 agalnst John D, Duncan, John Wilke & Son began a sult against J. F, Bailey and 8. W, Groomo, claiming $5,000, Mirletiauno Rock sued Josoph Mehror for Joln Mann filed 9 ‘Dil against his partner asking for a dissolution of tho firm of Gillett & Mann, who have been engaged the Inst yenr in the marble business, oe Andrew Routzing, convicted in’ Kano County of kevping o house of {l-fame and fined $200, was arrested here a few days ago by tha Sheri? of Kane County, ant now naks for a writ of habeas corpus, olalmin, fhe judgment under which he was arrosted fs fnvallit and vole. Tho Chicngo & Western Indiana Raflroad Company tiled two petittong frainst the Union Foundry Works, the Chicago Care Wheel Company, and others to condemn cer- taln lots of the defendants for the purposes of Its ling of road, —— PROBATE COURT, In tho estnte of Ann Lynch the will was proven, letters testamentary, fssued to John Gallagher, and his individual bond for $7,200 approved, . In the estate of Lurinds Evorden, Insano, Jotters of conservation wore issued to Ship son Dunlap, and his bond for $5,000 was ap- proved, PrTn tho estate of Franels Corntentl letters of Admfiiistration were fasued to Sarah 8, Lieb, and her bond for $2,000 was ayuroved, In tho estate of Kutherlne Kinetsch, minor, otters of runrdinnaliip were lasned to Charles: Kluwtaah, and is bond for $7,000 was ap- proved, ! In tho estate of Franz Binz letters of ad- ministration were. tasued to George W. Pas! ett, and his bond fur 820,000 was approved, THER CALL. Jupan Duumaonp—751, Binds va, Gormanin Tnsurance Company, and consolidated cases on trial. Jupas Biopai BET, B42, 643, 640, 818, 850, BG, BOT, £61, BOX, 670, ETE, BT, B74, 870, BO, BAT, ain 834, No, R22, Ray ys. Decker, on trial. Jos, 100, 110, No casy on arian é Jupax Gatty—12s to 190, We to 140, 143 to 140, anid 104 to 2, all Inolualve, No, 124, Apelghts ya. Chicngu, Miiwaukes &-8t, Paul RullroudyCom- pany, on tri! 28, 18, JUBOM SuitiL rasan 124, tes, 120, 1 " nptory, wt 10 188, 00, > No, re p peels, ‘No, 108, Trg APPELLATR COURT=108, 107, 195, 136, T4814 1v1'to 1b6, ue, bo a Holdman ys. White, on Jup0e JAMERKON—Sotlions at 0115 a.m. dvvax Hoaxns—suh and Bit to @S, Inclusive, oxceptuts and 818, No onso on trial. Jupai Ne WT to SY, Inolusive, oxaopt 200, 201, $1, aid 3 8, Nocasoin trial dupas Bannus—Motlons. iy JULGM, JAmzaon: imiyat Gout ee be, 1c, 1 720, TH, 5 Juba Lesduty "Laan ested 1011 a, ma, Cone ton aulte Nos, 11, 633, 000, 016, 948, Bt Sea bie Ges, "O44, oe, and fon I, — JUDGMENTS, Untren Starrs Crncuit Count—Jnpox Bropa- xrr—John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Come pnny vs. Jesse Proctor and William Wayman, | wat S D. Hoole va. Francis 0, Lawley; ver+ Alot $1,140, Surziion Court—Jopor Gany—Charles Shol- don ctu, vs. Rdward Burkhardt and John Feo- ney, $317.49.—Jésephine Barry va. Lawrence Ga- yw $H155.—F. M. Parker vs. Goorgo Jardin, “Junar Butrt—Watikesha County Manufactur- ing Compuny vs. Samuel Bogel, $1,416.0,—T. Lefens va. Toney: D. Fritiman, §72 Durand vs. John A, Jung, & Martin King: man va. R.P. & M. Conger, garulshoos, 8124.00, and ya, Willlam Cassell and John Wigelworth, Rarnishecs, $173,01.—E. C. Probie va. Northwoat- ern Planing tut Company, £1,577.00.—W, O, Os xl va. Nicholas Blmon, $11,000.—J. 0, Smtth va. Gity of Chicago, $U.06.—J. 0. Orr ve. 'T. Ey Fhempaone, Ses Martie Kingman ys. Noll eUrew, $2,000. Cinourr Count—Conresstons—W, H, Coon vs. Jones & Binith, 870.18. nlepae Roane Fred R. Jones va. John H. riding; verdict de Junan MonaN—Fredorick Gecso vs. Albert Jundt, $21. APPELLATE COURT+-SECOND DI8- TRICT. Spectat Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune, Orrawa, Il, Jan, %—The following pro- ceedings were hal inthe Appellate Court, Second District, to-vlny: 202, Eliza Norton and Joseph 8. Potter, im- lended, ete., ¥a. Albion P, Joy; motion denied for plaintiff in error to add to brief. 20. William A. Rowo va. Harriet Rowet motion by uppellant to vacite so much of ful order 1g remunds the cause, owland vs. Middlekautls appeal dis- missed with proendenda, 488 Ilinols Contral Railrond ya, Landen Rethel; argued orally by Willlam Bargo for uppellint, and trken, 480. Tho People of tho State of Ilinola ox. rel. John EK. Best va, Hastings; taken on call. 40. The Hartford Lifo-Insuranco Company ly by Paidock for ap- ys. Oleott; urgucd orull; pellunt, and taken, 42, Tho People of tho State of LlInols.ex. rel. Plankerton et al. vs. Trustees of Schouli, ote.} taken on call. 493, Fisher vs. Fanning: taken, 404, Wright va. The People; continued for service, Morris et al. vs. Cox et. n.; taken, 4, Firoman ys. Tindell; taken, 437, Cole va, The People of tho State of Mi{nois; ‘by ngrooment, order of continuance set aside, and cuure taken, 277. Turner & Co, vs. The Peoria & Springfleld Raflrond Company ct a! AHirmedd, wv Peorli, Sapringitela reversed and retmand- 80. Newbold ot al. va. Rallrond Company oti ed: opinion tiled, 27%. Peoria & Springfield Rallroud Company ya. ‘Thompesct etal; reversed and remanded; opinion ie Court adjourned to next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Judges Pillsbury and Lacey will attend the Bar meeting at Springfleld, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Bpcetat Dispatch to The Chicugo Tribune. SrunaFieny, M1, Jan. 7—In the United States Cirenit this morning, the ease of Zedekinh Stork et al. vs, The Town of Sulll- van was set for liearing before the full deneh, ‘This Is. a suit on bonds fssued in ald of the Sullivan & Mattoon Ratlrond. A, Sample, of Paxton, Ford County, was admitted to practice in the United States onert. In the District Court, John C, Taylor, of Jacksonville, pleaded guilty to retailing Havor without paying special tax, and was Ayedt $10 and costs, Isracl Morris, of Newton, Jnsper County; pleaded guilty to retalling tobacco withot paying the special tax, and wes fined 230 and costs, ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Sprrinariecp, IL, Jan. %—In the Supreme Court to-day, the folluwing orders were entered: M4. Hayward vs, Morrill, appeal from Appellate Court, Third District: mugestion of death of nppell e and appearence of administrator entered, . Evgleston yg, Skinner, error to Appellute Conrt, Third Districts inotion by appellant for continuance; Ap pearance of defendants entered, 1, Jollet. & Chleago: Ituiiroad Company. vs. Henley et nl. A motion was mate by Nppellant to reniand tho ene to Appellate Catirt for tind= Ing of facta, 18 tha record did not furnish any. The cue Is’ a chuncory cuse, and tho entire record was sent up; and, upon the iden that tho present statutes and th rules of the Court res en finding of thor facts In that chiss of ry tho Appellant conceived the possibility that hig record was imperfect, and asked If it wns necessary that it should bo remanded for that purpose, ‘This question was before the Court ut the evasion nt Mount Vernon, ite Noyeinber, and was very carefully considered, and the majority of the Court were of the opinion that in’ chancery cases the ontire record, under the presant state of our statutes, were brought to this Court for review, and that the provisions of lnw which say that the Su- promis Court are not to pias upon quertions of ct, ute, have no Hpplleations to. cliuncery cai Henco the motion Is overruled, being unticcossary. Opliton by Dickey. Adjourned till to-morrow morning. OWA LIVE-STOCK, Speetat Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, Des Moines, In, dan. 5.—The returns to the State Auditor for 1878-9 show the fol- lowing live-stock In the State: ID, Vulue, rT 1 ‘otal value, 1879... Decrenae, 1 "This reduetior dune so much toa deerense in number a4 to the method of valuation. No two counties in the State make the same yatuation on the same stock, Even In adjoining counties thera will boa difference of several dollars on enitie and horses, und from 50 cents to St on hogs, In some comitics cattle are valued at $0; In others, nt $10, nnd even $20, a MILWAUKEE MARINE. Byectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Minwavker, Wis, Jan, 7—Tho Intest charter reported fs the schooner David Vance, nt 640 on corn, to be held for spring delivery In Buffalo, Tho arrivals yesterday from neross the Inka embraced the propellers Lawrence, Nashun, Depere, and steamship Minneapolis, Tho Minnenpolls cleared again Inst night, witha full cargo of fonrand packiRe freight. Salt from the Suginaw Valley forms thu bulk of the return freight of the Northorn ‘Transit Line propellers from Ludington, Eastward-bound frelghts are becoming aearee, "The niovement ab present is so Heh that tho steam-barges, Forest City and QR, J. Iinckett have gone into ordinary fer a few dnys, ‘ “iho old Grand Haven Mucwarchouse, west of Menominee bridge, Is being torn down to Ave place to a new lire-proof shed of larger imensions, Tho steamship Ballentine was chartered to-day at O34 cants for wheat to Bulfulo, All large vessels Tonding now cannot take ft enrgoos on board because of the extremely low slige of water in the river, a A RABBI'S NEW CALL, Bpeclat Diaputch to The Untengo Tribune, MInwaukzE, Jan, %—Tho Rey. Dr. E. Epp- steln hus tendered his resignation as Rabbi of tho Congremition Ine Jeshurun, to tako effort the Ist of March, Dr. Eppstein his been elected to tho charge of tho splritiunl nf falra of the Jewish resldents of Kansag Clty: for aterm of, five years, and Wi make that thriving Western town his future ome, Al- though the departure of the Rabbl will ovcn- sion much restate thore ts some satisfaction In the knowledge that he proposes to Tey behind him his accomplished daughter TH He, who has formed a marital engagement with Felix Kauder, a youn and promising inember of the Milwaukes Bar, one amie ‘Tho Ming of Donmiark’s Daughters, Aloxandra and Muri, duughtora of Christian IX. of Dentiark, and wives Feapeottvely of tho Prince of Wales wid the Ferewits Of Russia, weru revel uy toxvihor with tholr, busbands dn vere und ele nly obnervud uv Surreepondon ts, ‘Thia paragraph from const, teresting: * Tho Princess of Walogind the Czureviu neither of whom pitid nny attention to Mme, Crevy, were Invoparable when sojourning ut the Hotel Bristol. At the opora they both dressed alike, in binck yelyet, but with this Hight differences that tho future Queon of Englund wore danjond, and the future beaten of Russa pourl ornaments. The two illustrious waters, who arp destined to wour Ae greatest crowns {1 the world, were brought up [na homely, elmplo manner, to trim thelr owe bonnets und make thelr own dresses, Simplluity in Dentwark docs ee Bechay Peay a 9 gant! betweon tholr early fe and tho brilllaut positions, they | i now fill ondedrs the Princesses to each other, and rendera ad meeting © source of greater joy than if they hail been brought npin palaces sure felted with splontor. They both look back with Icisure td tho time they took their turna in UN Kee rani and to the projects they formed for apending, judiciously, small sums of pocket- mgoney.” AN OUTLAWED OBLIGATION, ‘To the Editor af The Chteago Tribune, Crtcaoo, Jan. 6.—I have an old bill inmy serap-book, which the “anclent,editor” may recognize: “Tho President and Directors of the Merchants’ & Pantera’ Bank on do- inand promise to pay 8. O. Morris, or bearer, 8100," dated “Chicago, IIL, Dee, 3, 1838, J.W. Tamilton, Cashler, John B. Robinson, Presi- dent.’ Over the State shield ts printed, “ Directors’ property holden,” Do you sup pose I can still “ hofd ’em"? 1 W. B ——————— Phystctans recorament! Bt, Jacobs Oll. — _ZHE TRINUNE BRANCH OFFICES. N ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMPR- patrons thronqhout the city, we have Fatale nh Ofticen In the ditfuront Divisions, a9 deatannted below, whore sdvertisomonts will bo taken fur tha same price aq charge! at tha Mein Office, and will ba recolved untits u'elock p,m. during: tho week, and undl dp. m. on Saturdays: jo 4. "ee 1c, BIMMS, Booksellers and Stationors, 123 TAU HUGAILIY Drugeint, 618 Cottage Grove-av. northwost corner 'Thirty-arth-nt. - HM, WALD ¥ TH, BONNT comer of Tmettt EN, ‘hirty-t Nowadenion Btatloncr, eto, 100 jonr Wortern-nv. Dromgist, 20 Dive Island-ava te CG MERICK, dawelor, Nowsdenter, and Fancy corner Linooin, Goria, 72) Lake ¥ Lous W. 1 OE, Printing and Advertsing Agent, News anid Btatlonery Dopot, is Hast Diyision= a) at. between Iaalio und la. N' Druggtsts, 445 North 4 BURLINGHAM & CO,, Cintk-nt. commer Division, PERSONAL. PEON AL tras MAJ. FIRENCIL, OF (THK ‘Twenty-necond New York Cavnirydor any one knowing of his whereabonty, communicate with Afra. CAPT. CHARLES PATRICK, vi Fremont-nt ‘penso: (AT-WILL MY OLD FRIEND drese to Tribune Building? Have MATTIE. TIUSICAL INSTRUMEN’ FINE TONED East Indiana-st. my preKren ND AD PIANOS," anta jartint recently, coming plano, superior to nil others. 1 jatways use thom whoa ob- tainabte. STORY & CAMP, Solo Agents, 169 atid 10 Stato-nt. Sproat “are tho They ard Ester ORGANS have no equal. [Their renown — oxtends throughont. the ‘entire Warid. ‘The sweat, dul- cet totos vf an Estoy aro often mistaken for. hore nf the plpe-ormn. Do not Knvest in a choup, worth lena affair, whut row cun lubtain nin’ Estoy almost, If not gute, nscheap, BTOH Sole Agents, 189 and 1 Binto-st. paruesuce PIANOS havo a world- wide popularity. "Their tented = improvements inve proved the must ral- Fane Cas snrenied, tor i piantories SLORY e Camp, Bole sgonts, 188 and UN Stato-st. grow «case PIANOS AND ORGANS jare tho best jow-priced in- Atrumenta in Chica, Wo fully warrint them, We nel any of our gudds on jengy tnstallments, BPORY & CAMP, 133 und 10 State~ ‘PIANOS houGirT, PP “connintasions a (Mstablished 159%) NEW UPiT AND BQUAIE 1 Df flrst-claws makes to rent ut { porn plnnos sold on #0 monthly faymonta, 143 10) ADAM SHARP, AND ORGANS OF” LIEADIN rnold on cusy payments, ot W. vorner State and Adame ROOMS: 1880—-TWELVE PAGE CITY REAL ESTATE, FOR RAEE-ie” Goopnibar a BTroRES, Zo Went S on-set: by 122 to alloy with frame bullding, No. 17 Vy et ANTED-IMM! hyo coremakera, at ca \NTRD—A BRIGHT BOY (tO HAS TAD yy ume oxperionce in wood carving. Apply at Conal-at, fecontl floor, : D—A GUO), NARD-WORKING NOY TO Lat a7 fo St. John's Pince, any $4000; plenty of from erect n donbie bullding, Bite jt , Datory treme bullding net byt to niloy, with and bart, No. ed Fulton-ats a bargain. ‘House and jot No. 1 Nosth Carpentorest,, $2,000, 6 (U rHOMS) and lot 7 Routh 5 B00 ‘ANT! HESgE arene and Tate Rt Oren a Egy A pngiPA Malaher: must Bava had some experience. Minprongrayinenoapaataodi.cs "nn Pee | Seek iON PRESS FREER At O—the s-atory framo and brick-tasement dwell- 3 cI oT A& TALL Inge contalping dt ronmna and lot Wont Hrlo-at.y ‘ails Ware at Machu & TALLOTT'B, 0 Dear ade to pay $Mrental por month; property can ue m ig investment, one, barn, and lot 104 North Lincoln-st., $200, . §,0n—fne #-ntory and basement briek house and lot | Clinton-at. 1 Loomin-at.rail mudern improvementareleantaar: | 47 CR) fixtures. feet by iw), with wine buliding wadbarn, | WoAhiins southeast corner of Sangamon and Fullim-ats.y a val a table corner to improve. $3,00—Drick house and lot {YrANTRU-PATTERAMARERS AT WANE Springor’s machinery depot 62 to ‘Bonth Wahteo CHINE MAN, IN A FURNITURE <u West Van Buren-at. $1,20—here te n anit homes factory In the East; a cumpotant man to take why payront when yon can got cuttage, basoment, | charge of the machine work. y Font 13 piosdy wore, mnaran: and lut No, 25 North Irving-placg, close to airset-cars | teed ton good man, Apply to J..A COLBY & CO, 217 for talue of log alunet The brick sore: State-nt, i 0 diane WW ANTHDSEN ERAT, YOUNG MEN TO Sor UP = schon! furniture, Apply, roady for Work, to A, ai ereat By Ue no tuoasl omer ‘Tesvitt and Polk. TH ANDIEWS 8 CO, Bai erat, hetweon Tinleted at : FM, OM fn {jdeasn, balance in years.au?” per cont; the great: ne te TRHD—A GOOD MACHINIST—INQUINE DE} est baranth tn the marke WAS ¥ JPOlt BALE CITY AND TivDE Pare TOuERS, | 1 tween Vand 10, at 25 South Water-at, Jota, and cro property, by HENRY J. GOUD- | {q7ANTED— A BLACKSMITH? TO GO TO COAL iticlt, 41 "Major Mock and’ ws Cottage Gruve-ay. | WoAinncin tits Sry. Mt ie= (city limite and IIyde Park). shor, i nly for taformation ohn 8. AMES £' CS, La Bul Hidings and ws than the JrOR SALE = VINE, DOURLE BTONE-FRONT house, lot 50 feat fron floocasroat bargain. aaa close to Lincoln Park, STED 1, FIRST-CLASS OLOTHING T= INKY WALLEI vty i | VW fore tonnon thiteer eats aro eRe io a nnd aro nleo tho hluliext wagas for competen Me BAYER a6 tot Mulwounee-nts Bot Suntan ere mnn | eee KI at. a fow block w raltros ext barat i in vacant i Aino, 0x1: Coachmen, Teamsters, &e. in Stonrodente ackas portant. N-COUM iS renl estates ANTED—A GOOD, RELIABLE MAN TO TARE g house-ren mid eoitection adent,#> Warhinguon. ’ | VY, ears, of huracs, ond minke himself gonoraliy 4 ‘Olt BA AN-AV. ROULRVARD TWO- | 2 a thune office. ontoey nnd basement rostdunen., Hawensay.c none WASRHDAA HIIST-CLAGS COACHIMAN GIN- Hangloy-st., two-story residence, Iarga lot. KESLEN iio) who cnn milkund do choronabaut the house, . HOS. 1M tn Kntle-nt, Tort of references required. _V 8, Tribune ofice. 4 =““SUNUNHAN REAL ESTATE, | V GOON HOSTLEM, AT 27 NORTH ; OR RALE-QRMAT BARGAINS IN ACI | 4 NEDA aN pHORO a ja Fr amrooarey contgave tures n and | AV aaa ieearnoree ane aie towne | and Kenwood. J. li BUNCH iit, 110 Dearboracat, | wet hive best references. Call bi) Wabash-ay. *s Tooms. Employment Agencies. i 7 ANTED-10 WOOD-CHOPPERS AT ; €0 STATE. | Wane ie och CHOPEERS AT Pam THON BALE KCHES OF VALUAILE IOWA | Bouth, CURISTIAN & CO,, 34 south Wator-at. ; 4 jund. ut bargain for cash. Address Ze | WTA; VANORERS FO Vi SOUTH: | rae oe DAES ate on Ao a FO SALE—O ACES OF CHOICE IOWA LAND rt, we shtp to ull poin a |? i Honth at reduced rates. A; F a fot cuah zoniy. A barwalii. Address ¥ %, Trib- | SONG) MS Routh Conntest, ply at once to AICHUGIE 4 REAL ESTATE WANTED. Miscellaneous, ; ‘ANTED—ONK Of TWO GENTLEMEN OF uainers experience to ansint mo in placing 2.00 copies (provfe) of the Historical Hoglatar, Goud rof= gnees required, Apply to FREDERIOK G, COOK, Manager, No. 6 Portlund Wlock, WASTED a tS, CORRESPONDENTS, ‘and contributors: dS aalnrled and pluce-work va= Carrespond: teraty ANTED-READL ESTATE, WITH BUILDINGS fund minchinery. Ii. country town having yond shipping facilities, furs first-class plow works of WJ to {mun eapelty by 8 paety of three plow-Mmakors, Ad- rena T 24, ‘Tribuno ottice, \VANTER IMPROVED TROPRITEY ON BLUE Inland-ny, or Hnlatedest., from €,00 to $100. HENRY WALLER, JR, 7 Dearborn-th, Athonoum \W VAs THDFinst-cl. HOUSE ON BIC wnt vy. south Pwonty-rixtl-at, worth $5.00 to $12,000, it, 16 Clork-at i KD ADVER. * ngagonis, CallatPuimer House. ALBERT Was YED—AGENTA — ENTRRPRISING MEN ‘ahd women really To RENTS HAMILTON-AY., 2-8TORY FRAME id @ immense prufité on vue .dreiling in good unter furnisbed or unfurnisticd, | foods. Onracheme will pieasa ull seoking pormanent- HOUBUT IL WARLER, 12 Denrbornat; 10to Izand | business on anuil capital, Send 20 for él aumple, oF tot ere, Merrit Manufucturing Company, rth Clurk-st. pian aed Frew Go0b MBN To Tal ir O'Reilly's urentent work, te hom.” und tha “idfeot C Woukiy payments uf 25 est Me ADI GPCR CoRLiEiess i Tnlssion, as you ike, 1 JOLLIER, 2: unt Mudinenent oomeinnd catholleDepurtaene — f [0 ENT a6 We TWO-STORY |. and basement sfone-frant house in yorr superior fondition; nowiy painted, eralned, and richly papered in latest siyle, HA. OSBORN, 1 18 Salle-st., Hoom L North Slde. (PO RENTOAN ELEGANT 2:8TORY, AND, BASE ees for Fi Srue Men ns Wo Need hirist."” &« neyth Tee er Clark and Domenticn. 3 0 RE! TANTED—A THOROUGH COMPETENT HOUSR- t 2 mann miald und wnitress. Must havo referenco, lv Purk- ‘Weat Sido. rier Alle! ¥ FLAT OF 3 ROOMS BAST AT 53 WA ita WALK: iL. TOR GENERAL ER, HD AIBUTH-AY. CANT AW ITER ro F fefo And furnish alban TAS. 2 KELLOGG & ROWEL 2tod NTED-A TOUSE BE 1 to Colurados wil yu ¢ yur Inquire at Cl fo Tak hy OF Waste! Ginn wi ad home, & North Hous ‘TO RENT—100MS. Went Side. 0 RENT=FURNISIIED PAEOR ROOM SUIT. able for penticman and wife or for a physician's oficu, ‘Auply at 13 South Eungutwon-st, corner of Auanis. SRAL 1t0UST- ia-st., Mountain PERTENCED GIRL FOR GEN nu family of foury must thor FPO RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM, FOR ONK OI y two gontionen, in a private fanitly at 20 West | auxuly ORI, wivahini, and toning £0 Jetersmnent, a such frat-clase wages. 16H Indiutu-Av¥, comer Tbire 79, UENT—AT aid WEST RURON-ST., BIX NICK x (het. oS eee INTO THE COUNTRY |. ow roonis, pantry und closets. M.d. DUNNE, W was ‘Madtnonest, or vo for general hiusework, Anyly at 3) Mehigan~ Fax ay. from Un, m, to 3 p.m Thursday und Friday, + Fulton, evenings, TORES, 20 WEST W A acorore tn eran fatnllyy wanes, Hd, Sh ueawork in. eminll i Went Wasntugton-at. ieee: - ‘SLAGS BECOND GIRL AT ir, HA Went Ws x zw Wost Adums-st. UI DEE & 8 . 8 Faoms on necund. th Groums and barn, 70 W ath Side. ‘ANI Y FURNISHED SUITE OF wall enrad fur; choice down-tuwn at Lake, 15. 2 Fo: joes |.» alee Se A : ae ieta z N ODER COOR QVITITE) AT AN= Hone Se eben Woacronte iatewsitoan. ie cineker : VV Asteb Gray Ol SWhisi Giltu Fuit Xenoral howework tn vim) (uully, 21 Park-ave YVANTED—A 0000 SECOND Giithr ON! iz Waa rhiting st tablo. Galt nezaOiigens USED North Side. (PO RENT—FURNISHED FRONT ALCOVE ROOM at 7i North Stute-st. OUFICES, &ce HOARDING AND LODGIN ELDIINGH-COURT—LARGH AND SMALL t-clasa with bourd, OT: ‘South Sido. 1 rovin, With firs board. QQ] _MGInNGAN-AV. — PORNISHED 281 WAHASH-AV.—NOOMS TO RENT, WITIT Soe ete sett posths, sie Se 998 WAlasicav—ro Rent Wwiti HOARD, t front alcove room, furnished; ulsu desirable rooms for gentuman, [O02 NANASIGAY—A PLEASANT, ioost, with board, for gontlouun and wife or two aingle gentleman, LOW FLOOM, IN MAIL. FRONT, ON MICH- ‘1 north of Thirteonth-st, very’ nicaly furs iivhody qvery conveuleneos with or without board. Address ¥ $3, ‘tribune nice, Ware: =A. GOOD Giith housework, 72> Weat Monme-nt. MAllinera, NERAL 10 RENT<STORE 21 AND 23 WATASTI-AY., four alory and basement, 10-horso power axter North Side. TROT CLARKS FOURTIL DOOT | FROM he bride, front rouins With board, # to $5 per woek; without bond, $110 8. 90% DEAIHORN-AV.—ONK LARGE AND A amal room to rent, with board. 972 OUIORT—DAY NUARDERS WANTED, 278 Seer iatte bank: os 969 INDIANA-ST., JUST RAST OF STATE 4 Hall room; day-huarders taken. eferences, Hotels. CuAnENCE HOUSE, CONNER STATE AND HAR- J rixuneats,, four blocks Routh of Palmer Honse— Hour und rdoni, por duy, $144 to $4 por wouk, from Wi to B04 ln C rouina rented with rd. i OFRL GRUNBWICK—WE HAVE TWO gant south-front roums for gont und wifos ula A fow alugie ruoms. Now in tity thu ta locate for thd winter, Wabush-av,, corner uf Conireas-st,_ HOUSE, 10 AND 18 ADAMS: fugninhell rognye, with, bunrd. feo 3% Ke ‘Trinnient, $1.25 to £1.00 por diy. DSOR MOUSE, 118 BTATE-ST., TGITE On- oslte Palmer House—Room and beard, & to 47 per eeukr #140 ner day. _ BOARD WANTED, OARD—Y GE bund for wife rews, stating price » tun {Suuth side prot Hote FULL iy, Ade month, Kivi locas otigino reudy co run on top llvor, ‘Tormns wily by sade ceeOa os Sutituctory, “Apply to ‘Ae AL. ANDIEWB & CU, 13 ANEED 3 TRIMMERS, INQUIRE FOI N. By Wabash. S - 4 ; ty race, : Sinan tt ANS EDO RENTS \VANTHDSA Wie NUNSIL APPrY TO DR 8. * Wartebaro, WENicritsr “AND sacony | WV A.MoWILL LMS, 25 dlanioonttat, a Tee panel eagle A tT ta RRL ead TANVED—A NEAT UINTELIIGENT YOUNG 2 adjoining powor, whars ownor Will puk Up 2-stor; é Dinttitae Nitivens’% ta eeiwuua umes OTe W Eiri used ta sound work whd young chlldrane WaNtep=to RENT OR 5 FURNISHED | \yrANTED—A NUieIOAT I. ATOU' 3 complcio for Muht huusekeeping; FEA Wh : promnt pas te ndtaiee. Hoferences given’ Mh SVC cone Bd tea WANTHUcTonEvaiy | ice TooaraTToN | —SLEUATIONS WANTED: : ae ae extn oe Madisuns and cwest coe Bookkeepers, Clerks, &. ‘ astle ATUATION WANTED — LY A © buokkeuper, accountant, correspdndent, and alos. man; ate wood vredit man; well neqiainted with tuto; thorauitiy windepsandn, hla buale of reference. Address X 34, ‘rib ff Unie. GitUx TION WANTED-DY A RETAIL CHINA und glans salesman: ¥ ith ton yours" uxporiunees eight yours with one of ena ‘aoe PRACTICAL, Haisted-sta,, five or nlx rootiey muxt be tt wood enters Rent not to execod $15, Address YM, Tribunu omic, BUSINE RANCEN, FIRST C ELL-ES 2A protttuble buritiess In xephy: fancy urtleies must be dixpused soktom oltérad for same one wii uy nue a wood brads ABSHED, AND ravods, notions, And ‘of; an opportunity ‘# amull mount of with tho Intzest houses Address 11, 2 State, | aires ‘to change position, Best recommendations, ct a Genvae ARNOTT - dress ¥ #6, Tribune otto 3 INTERYSTS Soib, PaictNensiips | Adress Ve. Tribune ottice, itintod, grocery, drug, hardware, and uthor s" ATION ¥ A ACTICAL Blocks boucht, suid, nnd exchanged, J. BE. KIMBALL, druxwiat; undorstanda boukkeoping. Good ref= 12a Washington-st, Root 13, erences. Address % 0, Trivuna utlice, Pousanica ING PURCHASEDYTITK BULLD- {ngs und lands lately belonging w the Boule Cam= pany, we ufler our fuctory und hind for sule, with or ceeeate oper well siteuted fermunnniuciaring: | Ad ic, This proper in wo tel ror must fact ie ind forsale ut a Jow price. LOWE UULAS, iunufucturers of puinps and windmills, ote, Wau ‘Address ¥ tt en Jor BALH—DkUG Stone IN ONK OF THE Mixceliancous. eaiarinintan towns in Southorn Colomuje; stock ITUATION WANTKD—1T0 COMMISSION MER w a tere Ot a OTe ally auto. yuiat your chunts, packors, atc, by m cuimputent business ‘Trades, ! WTUTION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES vw leard.a trade whoro manunt siti Mirena ¥ Ht, U'rlbune on ddress J, 38, uOvIO, Col, GAUL | mnt, ponsible coinmerclal positions; udvur- . ner, converse witty savant laniingos, ike 8 {01L_BALE-RESTAUNANT, IN, FIRST-CLASS | (eet Moveeal ccuntri ny af) tobie trade wilt several co locally: gvad run Of boantors and broml and enke : tration Wiusbribune oftea. ‘UROTEER. ew T OAND—AND LODUING, CONSISTING OF PAT- AD Jor nnd threo bedrooms, in a private family; Tout bu Inn good loration,’ Undoubted reference ou wlvon und required, XL ‘T'rilune onice. EEMINA‘T= ALORS For RTO, sb. ry Bu byennttact (wnrranta 1 cor eal ct Ae TA’ ACK BUS—FOR HALE =A LOT OF DIES holonulmeto the Chicato Mont-Prosorving Cow 11, (0,0, and 2 pounds, both round and equure dies; aled tiv right to uso Fishur's coullnig-ruoiis, sly Martoil's A’ g Co., 135 Mott nicuao, IC. OF DIESOLUTION OF PARTNERSITIP— Hy mutual cunsent the paranorstiip. rotesord existing botweon Ole Here and Aquiln Winterinmic, unulor the drm natue of Nery & Wintermute, engaed ture of lwooking-zluse and’ ple ‘ity Of Chicugo, Is hereby dissoiy sul Aquila Winturmuty withdrawing frou raid ti hid anid business will be-continugn uniler the went hatno of Here & Artioy, which tira will atime sil js Liltion vad caliect nll dobta duo sald former firm of org & Wintermute, Vatod this 7th day of Janyur, AQL OnE. BYLY oa BLE, OF Wot batunitnl, suppl i Mudlaati-at., TPE HA DETELD Ide Fonow by CPIERR TBH, Gh cago, 11, Fifty agents wantud, TPO STOCK-GROWERS-WANTED, gMOV Invent i th ind thke managements good prope) gedit Ut reference. “Address Atta talG OATH OF TRADE MY Hying lowest (urine Zuch Tribune. * VAN EXVERIENCRD HUSINEER Mn, with ample cuplinl, nn tntorert In Mobb tay or mo jacrgeing busines: all ony euuiidential. Addrves, with full TiENSTIIL, Vribut “H-AGIH IMPROVED FATAT Lilinely ony tulle from bail- i i ‘elian yt tounge Nous {louse TANG “AMMING IMt 3 fF wild oF improved Inds, owner's Grove, Li. wooly ‘Tjont BALN— STAM EN enh find as Ware DA Goon) KECONT WAND. Gi Pity 3 ; WU WORD te A ) SKECOND-AIAND @ Git” ia. neu, onde. Adress Citas, out Cunlest CATR WATIANTS Rieunarist yor SALE— SPLENDID GROCERY H otteap; rent and lueation wnaurpassed. RT Yh, une ont quit 4 enzas eupltal required, at lout AMO prusperous tron manufactnelng Duriiesa in Chis atheniion piforded. Apply to JO3. It. YUPNAAL, 40 zy Tru. ci | Stina: hy fullest, ine Srivation WANT AGERMAN GIRLTO |. ito Txt howsework ur yovond work, und take care Ofehiidren, Call t-tny ut KS Praide-ay,, rear of basumont, ITUATION WANTED—TO DO THE HOUBR- work of a anutl fuiuliy} ew goud evok and lauB- THE NOTION AND CANDY STORE AEW Ruth Payo-st, opposite Brown School. Kat= ya Tor selling. Goo chance fora lady, Ar ance i ountaaones cout | GarruTA Ty AN ENGLISH. WOM with trey hi HOES SITUA! e —-BY AN ENGL! 4 stock of grace Kor yartint! ud rois S' wu to de gener) work or cook? mat Beratd sone for sollitg eat! on A, dB 4D West tans | fp work. Good rorere ‘Vinee call or ads dolphest, fro ta thn, ns, FE to and afters p.m. Grons NO. 24 Veromty “EU hee () TO SMA GENTLEMAN WISH i fA COMUETENT GHitl pivent the ut cy phraner vy WIMOURE Ha protitahte, und woll-oxtubliahod manitucturing hors in Chicago. Addrosa V6 Tribune ontico, Full nutng und partic 4g | QUUATION WANTED-iY A CONPHTENT Giith Aaa Ms htt keporul tiuusowuriy in irsainas couk and verre lunuadre futeroncun Kiven, Lt Blebieenti-at VINANCIAL, PPUATION WANTED—RY RESUECTABLE GIy RIZONA-OPTION FOR $10) FO MAKE $10,000; AS ioney retnrnad if omtiun not accupiuds sagurls tes deposited ina Chicago bunks numberof optiuns Inilted to, tent “Livestimauon | sulicitud. Ne Hl, TLANCHEPTE, Hoon 3 i HY Lan ule ASS ir to do cunnral honework, and is n good washor und fronor. Gout clty reforaned if roquired, Cau beseen - for two days ntu Walnutest, WANTED A RUST ROTA 1ok, Undorstands cookin and ont nial oratnl it and ony ee se ITN AL Svamstreascs, z 5.8 ITUATION WANTED-HY A YOUNG PERSO! {ve suUmAtrond Gr ehumhburworks profer staylug Dome. Call at i Kuatiest, pesto PPUATION WANTED—A'T DIKERSMAK ING, OUT. ting, filing, or sucond work. Cull for Sdaya' ot Sous Jose jt Employmiont Agenctes. eh ITUATIONS WAN'TED-PAMINIE! RED UNA VO LOAN ON ¥URNITUIE, fo. without remuval, and on other good: 18 Deurbortrent., hoor 4. #0 ‘TU FAL LOANED ON FUL aval; ratas rous= ASS, 4 niture, plas duuble, “Koon 10 LOAN O35 NOS, FUUNIS Uury, ute, at low rates, wistout remuval, Muome #1 and'2y i Fieth-wy,, dtunte-Zoltung utlang, HY SADE ON DIAMONDH, WATCHES, ra! ‘at onu-hall bru! J, LAUNDISIL, and G14 igndolpheat. Established Init, ANS AMOUNT OF MONHY TO, LOAN ON FUR. niture, planus, ote, without removal. Room 1, i6 Dearhurni-wt, oy YAID FOR OLD GOLD AND BILVER— IN NI G6 goed Scandinuyiin or German female bul can be supplied 4¢G, DUSKE'S, I) SUIWaukoo-BY. Miacollancous. GITUATION WANTED iy A YOUNG LAD: AS uriyatecr correspuliding sucretury. Beatotret> | . eroncen, sAddross ¥ &, ‘Tribune office, ; NAL Sanoey ty juan an wawhox, ivan and valuns | wena e ae A Tier bt Ugory Uuser Non aE GOLDS D'S owe wid PL KRAR TS chamesi, cuicado-conaur= * Tow Ugico Gicenesud), 00 eat Madisgneat. Helabe Tuton trdo, pareonully ve 'by letter, on ohrule Vated Iva. mileor iciuale tseuses, Curds warnsnted, Hinge’ = Huntentod hovk oxtinh Sit payer, bowutl tally bound MOREY, 70, LOAN iy suaty na sure ow iat | preveriptione foul ana iL pasaRpale : proved oly. propui owe ’ Be Mince TAMAS Be GA BANE, Sania by 40 Doarvurtiess. ONOUGEL AN’ MISSION ON I A See e oy Olhalrins tine contend Uisue Mittos may be revved. The oxparlonea ol av ypare’ Hady, observalian, and nrotesstunut practice, how fh Che avuneloa the will inwura Featbeed anunbou MONEY, TO 2048 UPON, HAL ESTATE IN hd eum camttuions UF hewitt sums ts sult, O. H, FERNY, Koou Zi, ti le Kallo-nt. LO red Uy uvartaxed pow —— ae wes nnn quran ee Harel iy i i es pea OST-CERTIFICATE OF BIRBHIL OF yy whiel they a jn le null, thu, Currie 4 ;, <i “ a ! 8. Audrdes Secrutary Museu fa chlcuuo Hoard of rade, Nov {Wt WHY, MU | oF ue jatuan tase finden Besrutary plu ye VEUNHNDAT, ON NOW GLAIKAT., TAN BY A YOUNG MAN, Wil HASTIAD Jo iY Apne? North Kido Post-Otice, V B pruetictt smug WU yours’ Oxpertence as and wivcan furntn tho beat ah = exuyun and worsted Work, Findur ploasé ten ‘ inaandor Nouruuasne Ce hauttution trou. W ubustiear ow ila i R fucharactar ablitys, and qua! patlunss end who is ea tered usd | netthurdfeald of ofico-work nur court pruntlu, to POSTON Tit 6:00 HYDE PAK TRAIN TU! fru weopirtnueslaln win wome attorney ue exerts seta. Copenn | da auys Upais of nae mul shoes, Pindge nlouse ru> | vice,” Alddroes suing ting and place fur mtervicn, WANTRDLUY CAT ENGIN A, | tuen oC, Wis Witt, wi Buuta-se, and rovoiva ree | {Ui "ueibune yitjey : fterrod, ¥ #7, 'Pribune oft wars SLAY AIUTO VHA VEL WHO T-ON TURADAY APTEINOON A Stas VV ANTEUCTIANG PLANET TO TRAVEL WHO | TONhiy wolusnund Uravolet (uckie patterst, valued cutie Hak Wout Lakota COAT. ha kuvpaake, ulurn tO 10M Wabsstiewy, arid roculve , iN f ast opRG. A BLACK TORsH, ABOUT I. + ADIER OA To kindaitan tins white hind teoe A Wheral ra } ADIEB, CAL ward WUL ba ild by delivering the hors to RAB’ j a sirwetions 4 UUN eatUsTHN, Bluce-Vardy.. ea - Be ed CALLUAY INGY AO BLOT STON OT GMHAYBUEAT ULACK HAC! A ae eas ES. z ae g P= |S tuosd, Lines sprang cat tail, Toward fu} ices CR ANT Se. ; y uw ACUSMOrT. | CONGULT MIS. DI. 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Orde ings and handsome O-curnt st! moll promptly attouded to, "ptavilated tuk, Hate luan un thou, ruse 2 bi