Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1880, Page 7

JANUAR4 THE CHiIcAcO WRIBUDIS WEDNESDAY, 21, 1880—1WisLvis PAGS, é TIE HOTEL MEN. First Annual Meeting of Their Honev- olent Assoojation. Teporls of tho Hxeentive: Officers and Election of Thelr Successorr. Grand Banquet at the Tremont in the os Evening, ‘The firat annual mécting of the Hotel Mon’s Mutual Benefit Association of the United States took place at the Tremont House yes torday, commencing nt 10 a.m. . “There were present a large number of vis- iting members from ‘abroad, as well ns a goodly tepresentation from tho city hotels, among whom were the following: IL F. Kittredge, Toledo; W. W. ‘Lowne, Harvard, UL; W. 1. Finch, Kilbourn City, Wis.; 2. G. Ballingall, Ottumwa, Ia.; J. W. Aliny, Loulaville; W.C. Furst, Springheld; @. F. Pfingst, Indianapolis; E.R. Egnow, Indinn- npolls; J. H. Splres, Grand Haven; Willian Gaddis, Cincinnatl; 1. IY, Robinson, Fort Wayne; D. C. Shenrs, Toledo; George P, Gifford, Jr, Oconomowoc; Boyd Pantlind, Grand Hapltes Gore M. Colburn, 5 Nigga John Bau St. Paul; £ D, Craw Fae umtalos WV. Caswell, dolict; William Wilkinson, Saratoga Springs: C. 1’, Clemes, Montreal; ‘1. E. Lonergan, Hotel Mall, New York; W. B, Walker, Harvard, o. We Cobb, Detroity A. M. Cam) ‘ ©. W. White, Milwankeo; U3 E. 1, Columb n irene, Inill= annapolls; Wesley Anstin, St. Louis; 0, L. Chapman, Dunlap, Ia; 2. C. Miller, New York; J V.Lutehingyn, Mimetonka, Minn, The following’ were from Chicazo; Jowett Witeox,E, S. Pinney, C.S. Abell, C. C. If ton, Col. .Alvind Ilulbert, Sees Hie lo, A. HH, Haskins, John Cunningham, Redrae A, Cobh, G. W. Dabb, E,W. Howes, ¥. 1. Stevens, IL, b, Morgana, M. O° Bel M, A. Loring, W. CG. Snow, Hi. A, Whi y ctor, S. P. Skinner, 2. Garduer, P os, dts; Led. We Vary (Reporter), J. W: Fagail, C..S. Mathews, J. fi. Waterhouse, Gvorge Morgan, L.. &. Howard, F, F, Craxon, re ikenmey, die WeSinttlty Gy As Hanae JE, Clark, IL. Bolu, O, M. Sumner, well, IL W. Mutt, WW. We Ede wards, F.C. Kuhns, A. W. Kahler, Q, Yubbard, B. i. Hanaford, G, BR. Dunne, Fy W. Rico nnd J. W. Scott (lotel Reporter), A. ¥F. Wells, J. JL Richardson, GW. Reynolds, W. 1. Wentworth, J. Cun: mings, J. ‘W. Bye, and B,D, Tee, Mr. ‘Charles GC, Hilton, of the Sherman Touse, the President, called the meeting to order and presided, and F. W, Rice, of the Hotel Reporter, officiated in the capaelty of Secrutary. any " PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS, ‘The address of tho President, was tho frst thing-In order, Ho said that he was no speech-maker, and therefore they must not expect much from him, Ife alluded to the oc- casion as being the tirst reunion of hotel men in the country. | Some of the members had come along distance, nnd some of them lived in Ohicago. Jt was his pleasant task on behulf of the Chicago members, to wel- come tho visiting mumbers to this elty—with open arms and open doors, te their firesides. and to thelr frugal repasts, JApplause. He congratulated them upon his auspicious gathering, and thought it augured-well for tho future of the Society. Hie reviewed the. history of the Association, and: felt good over the ‘success it had met with, At its present progress, he predicted that they would have not Jess than 700 or 800 members at the thmaof their next reunion, Te oxtended thanks on behalf of the Asso- ciation to Messrs. Scott «& Rice, the proprie- tors of the Nutlonal Hotel Reporter, tor their interest in- the Society, and for the | servico rendered by them. 110 complimented the Association on the character of {ts mem- ers, and he hoped that those who came from a distance would not bo disappointed. The Secretary read the mitntes of tho last mectiug, which were approved, _ BEORBTARY AND ‘TREASURER, ' Mr. BW. Rice, of the National Hotel Re- porter, Secretary and Treasurer of tho As- Ssocintion, subinitted his first annual report, which weg adopied. Tho receipts were, for membership initiation fees, $522; for first, death loss ussessment, S201; total receipts for the year, S783, The disbursements tor stage, blank books, printing, stationery, Flenie hte, foes robin; i nd stindeyes, werd $412.63; east! ned}! SWS, iy 0:33, . Messts. J.- Cunningham and Charles J. Mathews, the Examining Committee, submit- ted n report, showlng that they had examined the books of the Seeretury, FW. Rice, and had found his accounts nil straight. Mr, J. W. Scott, of the IIntel Reporter, presented two or threo ainendments to the constitution and by-laws, whleh bad laid over the: requisit time. ‘The most important of these amendments was that of See. 5 of the constitution, Upon this work a committee Was appointed, consisting of the followelus, entlemen: J. W. Seott, Chiengo; HL. IL Robinson, Fort Wayne; M. M.‘Lowne, Hnr- vard; ‘I. C. Gnidis, Gineinnati; and 'T, BE, Lonergan, New York. ‘This Committee re- ported the following as an amendment, or rather a substitute, to Sec, 5: . 2 ‘Upon positivy proof of the death of any meniber, the Burd of Directors shull order nn appropriation equal to $2 for onoh membor then on tho rolls of the Association, and shall pay the sumo to the person oF pursons previnusly destir~ nated by the deceased upon his application fur membership, as shown hy the books of the As- soclation, or a4 ordered by his Iast will and testa- ment; and tho Board of Dircetors shall Imme- diately order an assessment of $2 upon cach mombor to pay tho noxt loss, The amendment was adopted, ws ASSOCIATION BADGE, Some talk was indulged in regarding a badge for tho Association, Some one Sue ise dthata diamond pin (laughter) would 0 the proper thing, but Ilasking thoght the only thine the members would have a chance to ‘wear thom would be when the guests of the house were asleep, Finally a comunit- teo was appointed, consisting of A. II. Has. king, Chicago; 2), C, Shears, ‘Toledo; and John Baugh, St. Pant, to select a destyn for a badge, and report at the next meeting. + On motion, a committes was appointed to nominate oficers for the ensuini yenr, to re Varvat tis Sflorpoon, pall "tie niall te consisted of “', Is, Lancrgan, rork; LE, Howard, Chieagos Ceargo Ny Colburn Ningaray M.A ‘awn, Hiarvard, Ll; and J. W, Beott, Chicago, i Rtg meeting thon took a recess untll after- In tho afternoon, tho prinelpal business be- fore the inveting was thé election of ollicers for the coming year. ‘She Connuittes on Nominations submitted the following Ist of monies WH were tirana: elected; « rusitent—Charies C. Hilton, Chicago, < Vice-Preatdont—Wiliiam Willineon, of Now York; Charles L. Weathorhee, of Ban Prauclico; M, Py Robinson, of Boston; P.O, Gaddis, of Cin cinnatl; J.D. Crawford, of Nuttalo; C. i ding, of “Phiindeiphing "D.C. Shears, af Toledas Jou Baugh, of st. Pail; C1. Gntloway, o Minneapolly; CP. Clemos, of Montrenl, ane ary and Trensurer—F, W, Itico, of Chi- Board of Ditectora—Ceorgo 8. Adams, of Now York; W.C, Furst, of 8 pringields 31, M. Towne, Of IMnrvard; George St. Colburn, of Niagara ‘of Chicayu; W, DP. lootor, of C 0; JW, Botts of Chlongus” 7 Noovore or Cuteairay Je Mi THANKS, Mr, Hillon, tha re@leeted. President, mado anent apeech, thanking the Convention for the honor conferred upon him, A vote of thanks was tendered to tha Pres {dent for his services <luring tho past year; to Mrs VF. B, Rice, the Secretary and ‘Treasure: for similar Bers ice , to the Nuttunal Hatel Re- Porter, tothe dally and all papers who had Mnentioned tho Assoulition favorably, and to Mr John A, Mice, propriptor of the Tremont’ louse, for his courtesy in giving the, Con vention tho use of hls parlors, ~An.inyitation was recalved from Mfr, J. 01, Parsons, Diviston Superintendent of the ke Shore & Michigan Southern: Roady to vinit the Stock-Yards by special coach to-day, $ was aecepted, and it was deelded that tho Members of the Aysociation should weet at 18 Michignn Central dépot in tine to take tho train at 10°a’clock, Au Invitation wos also received from Eugene Pomykine, of tho oston Theatre company at Me Vicker's, and oat ncecpled with the thanks of the Asso- After some {mproinptu speech-making, the Convention adjourned until half-past 8-p. m. it was decided that when the meeting nally adjourned it be to New York on the third Tuesday In January, 1881, ‘THY DANQUET. * : ‘Tho mambery of the Association reasseni- bled at whout halt past On the club-roorny and after tho “Presilent called the meeting 3 order he satd that he had omitted to appoint a Finance Committee, and would Rocurt ha ly proven todo so us fullowes Messrs, L, 4 arent Te Stevens, and P, W, Gates, Jr, uBU, . % i oS. The meeting thon adjourned, and tho Qiigats were taken In han Auuittee, Messrs. James W. Scott, Charles “a, wherever tho tho name tempers J have ylven you pera present great dlatress ts without comment whit wae rad to ine, anent tho present condition of Ireland, himself been over the ground, an have known something of what faking about, Bhorn of those portions which were colored with polltienl fecling, tho interview must, in a certain sense, read wbruptly; but TF Delleve what I bnve written will give Ainerican readera an intelligent idew of the painful conal> flonof alfaira in a country to-day rent-racked, famine-ridden, and tn rome most beyond all power of realization, <a THE LATEST ENOUIL ARDEN, Ho Turns Up fn Jown—Wnr Melleved to He Dend—His Wife Marries Mer Third MMusband —' Broach Recognizes Her, 1 Mimmaclf, After He band Mad Deserted Her, Spectal Currespondence af The Chteago Tribune, ves, In. din, 19.—Atlantic, In Cass: County, Ie’reveling in all the imarvelsof a, renuine Enoch Arden ease, recently de- veloped there. The statement ts authentic, but names are withheld from deference to the woman, who fs exceedingly sensitive 1s to the pecullar positlon she couples, Several yeurs before the War an industri- ous and estimable young man anda young woman, daughter of an estlinable family re- siding in the eastern partof the State, were married. Children were born to them, and they prospered in worldly estate, They were content. When ILA, Winter, J. E. Waterhouse, fe it Were sent inte the ingle flle, where they nt tho table, Jndies’ ordinary ins! thelr iiames where they > wer elegant ment y sumpiiuns repast, nal Hs ara. ‘Che company sit al when the tonal were both toasts ‘and te 1 after the assembly. tables, which were Tho Distro Among the People of the Emerald Isle. until about half-past riven and responded to, sponses being lmprovised ant down to the banquet, iecorated Ina heantiful manner with cut flowers and smiiax, marched In and ont a That Distress Cansed by the Present System of Land-Tenure. and the waltel rtlatlenlly to the time of miuate, ag discoursed by Hand’s Orchestra just oulstde the dos ‘The tonsts offered .. “Our Associations the hotel-nen of as How tho Peasants Are Reducod to the Condition of Serfs. Spectat Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune Loxnon, Jan. 3-f had an opportunity, the other ovening, to converse with a specint com- mlesioner Intoly aont to Ircland to report upon tho prevailing distress. His observations on tho diticuttion that nt present hesct tho Itiah peoplo wore extremely intorcsting, and I think many parts of the inturviow will be of interost to your 1 wore ng follows: may ft draw, together erica in bonds of fra- he benefit and 7 Hesponited to by ‘I. E, Loner- vere stran- Responded to ea. furnish the Worthless Huse an, of Now York, “Our Visiting Members; the; and we took them | {Mam Wikingon, of Sarato; “Tho Hotel Business; may It alnews of war for mal tintotis.”? Responded to of Fort Wayne, Hotel, Ho Can Wax Responded to Man of Gand “T may say broadly, to start with,” wore his first words tome, " that, from what £ saw end Thoigh He Keeps & | heard duriag my sojourn in Ireland, fam in- Elaquent on Occasion.” intes, Jr. Constitution—' Any 97 Responded BIDR MORE BTNONGLY WITH THe INA PROPLE In thole presont didicultics than moat Knglish- Wo at home have fittle idea of tho misery and destitution that provail In the Mester distrlots. ‘The lnnd-wppression thoro is most grievous and unjuat, and it is not to be wondered ot that the nyltation for tho establian- ment of a pensnnt-proprictorship continucs 80 vigorously, Originally: laud-mectings woro Moral Character. ‘Towne, of Harvard, Ill, tonsta anit responses, f responses without tio bauanet ta von he“ nagembly lind e! thie Hotel-Men's As: himself to his own ton of all listeners, there were a nuniber of nearly every member of happy and sociation iid expressed content and to tho satlsfael VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. A Mare Coin, To tha Hdltor of The Chicago Tribune. . Watson, Mo., Jan, 16.—Will you please In- form me the kind and yalne of the following deseribed coin: Date, 1850; on one site the head of Liberty and stars, and “Compos sple) Milne,” and on the other the spread le with “5 Pluribus Union? on 9 scroll, “In wuniltate Fortitude.” a $20 gold piece, but not so thick and heavy. Its value ts about fiv willing ere ethe * husband to reduce curront rents; but, as distress plachud more keenty, and landlords scomed unwilling to make fair concessions, tho scope of the Leagues meotings oxtendod, and now the great majority of the occuplers und tillers of tho soil in those counties in which the movement is so stron, will listen to nothing short of the adoption of a pensant-proprictary system not dissimilar to (hat of France, The nactlon of the presont ays- tem of Innd-tenure in Ircland fs auch that tho tillers of tho soll have no scourity whatever that thoy will bo allowed to enjoy tho produce of tholr own labor. According to the law now ex- {sting, a Inndlord may turnout tho man who by successive {inprovoements has perhaps doubled tho value of tho farm he occuptes, without com- punsating him in any way. A fariner, na matter how industrious and thrifty, and bow well situ- fited he fs to-day, may find himsolf to-morrow with no roof to shelter him, and no means with which to support bimself and bis family. This condition has REDUCED THE CRITIC TENANTS TO BERPS. 1 will tell you a single Instance that came be- neath my notice, which strikingly oxemplities tho prevalent iden in regard to the relation of landlord and tenant, A new landlord bad como poesusdion of n small propor! ded into farms of frum ton to Ho told ine that, when ho first went to tuke posscasion, his tenunts necostod bitin -with all the abject humility of sinves. To thom he wus cyidently # new sovereign, invested by the power over thoir fate. army. Tora tlie letters were recelved regu- larly from him, but gradually the Interim lengthened until at last: thy ceased alto- gether, The next dings recelved by the anxious wife and mother was that he had been wounded in battle, and then the news that: he was dead. So direct and positive was the Information, the Government awarded her a pension for herself and children, ifine she gave her hand to another, who soon proved a worthless, drunken brute, from pirated by divoreement. Mean- th her parents, removed tu At tle a Inatrimonial Tt {4 tho size 0: wham she se) while she, Ww lantic, where she agin w venture, which proved even worse than Ue second, for her husband was net only 2 trupkard, but a lizy, pt low on general priuciples, A. SURSCRINET nhorns, who fancy itis 0 The Wenther. To the Editor of The Unteags THbune, Curcago, Jan, 19,—In the table of weather “Indications ® telegraphed daily from Wash- ington, there are usually four divisions, viz. Tennessee. and the Ohfo Valley, Lower Lakes, Upper Lakes, and) Upper Mississippl aud Lower Missouri Valleys. Now, Lake Michigan [gs in the Intitude of the Lawer Lakes, although tt ts usually classed ns an Upper Lake; and, Indeed, Chieage seems to be nhout equististant from the four divis Will you kindly inform a constant render of Te Linsexe whieh of the four divisions Chicago fs located in? stranger, who obtained employment with neontractur. Ie was qtict in inanner, sober, and industrious, He formed the ncquatnt- of the woman and her husband, and was nent visitor at the horse hs went by, until inst skipped outunder cover, of night. When he was gone the stranger nade inquiries of the woman as to her past history, and In various ways sought to nwaken | suspicion, but’ without success, uurled her first love and father of her ehtl- dren forever from her sight... At 1 vealed himself ag tho Jong- gave n history of hls wanderings with such certainty of detail as to leave no dopbt in the the nstounded wife was what he -afirmed. he was wounded and, captured, and taken to aprison inthe far South. That what few letters he was able to write to her probably wh her, sho having removed from finaly, getting no abshe had ated, and ne to Auantic with no expectation of seeing 2 person he ever So soon ns ho saw this wonnn he recognized her as tis wife, an nequiuintancs slinply to be near her, though he should never have revealed him- self had not her hushand No. The woman if receiving a pension. less husbind law with absolute st husband, and was master of thelr tives and thoy knew at his pleasure he could of all thoy pusseseed, One of tho first things Id was to suo for hia fe e the pagans of ald, th to propitinte the arbiter of tholr destiny, They Drought all manner of farm-priatuce to hin, such na butter, eggs, and fowl, {ll afford to part with, for thoy represented 1 certain amount of moncy to them; but it question of thought, and in tholr afinplemindednoss: there was no other methud of concillating tho To hiseredit the landiord re- The tenants could not undorstand it. Thoy Interpreted the refusal as indicative of evil, and even tried to force their ‘These tenants were, all property, and [Chlengo ts in the Upper Lake region; the deprive than lyisions are not made purely on a basis of those poor peo Ile stated that Taxation of Greonbacks, To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Rro, Wis,, Jan, 10,—1 write to request you to Inform us through your columns whether atecnbacks, as money or currency, are liable to taxation; and, if not so liable, upon what ground they are exempt, unsupported assertion In this community ts that they are not taxable; and In the absence of authority, and the seeming unrensonable- ness of the stntement, the writer ts louth to believe that they are so exempt. Iam aware that United States bonds are so exempt, but Lalso know, or rather believe, that thore is = speeininct of Congress that protects them from taxation, and that they were thus fa- vored for the avowed purpose of inducing enpitallsts to Investin them, Lam not aware that greenbacks, as money, in my posse: are so exempted by any uct of Congr tho absence of any such act, I infer exempt, that sueli exemption would be nature of a judicial deelsion. (This question has been asked aud an- 1 porhups 600 thines, more or less, In Puinune. Greenbacks, which are Gov- ent obligations, as much go a6 bond: F Not. t fates. and munielpal MitharTtles, "It's sorstated In the law, aud’ ided by Supreme Courts, eh greenback’ jer, provided “that wll ‘aid other securities of the held. by individuals, tions, ur associations within the Oni These thoy could where he left her, and answers. he couclucd gave up ns lost, powers tliat were, The burden of | fused those offertoga, Rifts upon his servant. MIBERANLY HOUSEDS ‘Tho farm-laborors occupied one-roomed cabine, whieh wore [a rufous condition, and the smut farmors lived, with thoir large families, in twos it wore an frony to call homes. This ts bit a single axperienee. Throw tho Ilborality of the gentiomun in question tenants are new much more comfortable erous policy is not the onc ‘or with the average Innit. y thought is to make tho ut Immediate profit out of his tonantry. “ But itis by no means usunt for the farmers possessing but. smatl holdin ernie a condition as this, is C: Indead, it is tho rule. Tho census roport of 1871 shows tho humillating fact that. upwarils of 160,000 familles, numbering 80, or niuil-bullt one-roomed ja number falls fur short M cleared ott. NAZI What will be the re. sults mere ‘conjecture; in fael, neither of sted parties themselves know just what they want to do, ——— Why He Didnt Cry, Detroit Free Press. In tho play rituning at tho Detroit Opera- House thixweek there Js an affecting death- keene, which ¢alls out tho hindkerchiets ul over the house. A gullecy-god who succumbed to tho situation one night next day met a boot- bluck at the Post-Onice and eutled outs Billy, did you ery ut when the drumnier- iN room cabing whlch formorly; but his that usually finds. lord, whose onl: vo in so mis- "tother night souls, Inhabited at hovels; and { bellove th of tho atatistles of to-day. “ho Irish farm-lnuorer fs a bond-slave. He enrns on an average about sevon shillln Aweek? ond ont of this supports hms and the lurge fumily that ls usually the palpable realization of his mateiimontil alliance, to tho cheapness of Lndin ‘corn, he can, by oxer- elalig the mostoxacting care, mantge to furyial Dihnself aud bla family with a bare existence, 1 must not bo forgotten that out of this sum his rent must bo pald, Therefore tho failure of his smallerop means starvation to him, .. “ Thave told you that thore fa nu mit to which “Noh. fwas just brenkin' down an’ gettin’ when a bpy behind me dropped a sido- down imy,back; and afore Lgotover Fijminer-boy was ded and id bad worn out te weeds on. n't no,use to feel bad then.” _—————— fre not: taxable bi whalin’ bliin the drm The act of Feb, 2 : - were mate a legal-tend A prompt and pleasing way of ensing asthmatic wheezing. Uso Hule's Honey of Horehound and ne, Pike's Toothache Drops cure {1 one minuto, or under Stite 2 BRANCHL OFFICES, of March 3, CCOMMODATE QUIt “NUMER trons throughout tho city, we lave Hetab~ ranch Olllces in the wbifersnt Divisions, as desiunatod tclow, whore advertiseniunts will "be . 1 el ab che Main Onlea, and will bo recelyed wnt) 6 o'eluck p.m. during, tha wook, ond uni je TMM: bonds and ‘Treasury notes or United States under the provisions of this act shall bo ox- empt from taxation by or under State or inunielpal authority.” ‘This hag been the tates from the dates of OANNOT GO IN GRINDING HIB TENANTRY. The existence of Inwa with such posalbilitics seems to mo suficiont to banish for ity from in country beneath the: plénsure ty method of conttscation, of which tho tennit is put foar ws If being driven from his hut, ‘That is the ritising of rents In proportion te tho mentshe effects, Canunything bo more man? Can you wonder fiat possibio in alandin which tho tl sa burdened proportionately ns he struggles to improve his condition; that, tho banior ho tries to brenthe, tho more ment and pros} thor banefu “ind Bestionors, 13 Jaw of the United 8 these acta down lo ‘the present tine, exemption ts repeated in other acts beside those wo have quoted from. ouk-notes, of oa fand- » Stationoer, ote, 100 near Wosturneny,, Drogulat, 34'Blue Island-nv., » Jonelur, Nowedenlor, and Fancy y IK, Printing and Advortising wa aiid Statlonory Popot, & Kast Divislun= ‘alls. Drugist, 4 North Wine Aladin te "NE BUNNICHSES carndr of ‘Pwalttivent, if are taxuble In the ands of ‘the holder: so. ave gold and silver coin; but how nie re derive therefrom? I And go, if greenback mon reventie would be obta for the same reason,—t notreturn it to the assessors for taxatlon, just ns they don’t return other taxuble cur- Neowress 1s fine ler of the sall 31 0, BRIG! uctieally nothing. ty were taxable, no from that souree, grow tho efforts to the holders would upelled hy what J anw of this, isited found that rentals latkest., curier Divist On ono catute th SSS had been inereased from four to tlve fold. nobas Ifthe owners of the pro the means of thua fmproving the! has been done bas been achieved by the suvero tull of the occupiers, «1 By, white on my mis- sion, one estate where men were occipying holdings entirely reclaimed by the labor of tha tenants, whoro rents hud been periodienlly in- ereased n6 fast as the lund had beon mado fit for ultivation, [read of cases such a8 this in overy: Onco L would not believe thoxe in convinged of their truthtul- nes. Thoro fs nn fustance to the point recently reported, in which a property numbering 14) tenants ling been go burdened by thiameauns chit now thore are but -two of the tonants who can puy thelr rout. * Tow is ft possible that 1 ‘8 this the peoplo should th perty hind been ok BINS BAILATE Sherman Ioune tn ie, Hie her will bo Hankey )—OF JOHN 1. DOTY, OF i yours} wos fast soon in Any Infuriinti FOI ATION Sensiety wis cn) Any information cum Tecvlved by 1th Tribu NEOMMATION WANT Boloit, Win. ago abun Hits city about threo weeks suo. ry Rie wherenvouts will be thankfully recolyed by FILED KEY NOLDS, wa Archers ! ‘ 1 A A Cofreetion in Speling That Should Bo To the Editor of The Chicago Tritune, Ciyeaco, Jan. 20.—Phe profestoual ety- mologists ar the clas of peplo who hav sup- orted, mentalied, and upolugized for the barbarus speling of tho hav contended that to reform the speling wud destroy the yislble history and origin of the language inseribed fu the riiten words, Asmeny of thes gentlemen ar readers of "Tis Taupuxr, wil som of them explane thru Its colums In what way tho etymology of the following fifteen words wud be defaced and destroyed, or thelr orlgin and history lost to ‘TER IN TUE eS CHICAGO mipor 1 piok ay HON: FIND X rie, © conoxtHaturday, Dt YOUCAN BUY WS Mining Company stock at $1.25. 1 JIRICA, Iu Mlacdlsarient weenie oor, elish tung, They NK NO RIGS iM M. Huyes or M,C. MoWunald if pe WSON AL maunleste with ho te not sntlatted with thy tame before xiyen, oF And tt fs per- mown that tho eifect of the drend in which the tenqnt Hyes ia to provent his doing half of what ho could do in tho way of inprove- mentif ho felt that ho wns scaurd, industry aro fotters; the tand docs not produce tnaeenne LEY, BE: Lt 5 neem AON, BALI aR Fier, TO ALLEY, NORTH THOMAS EL TNAGU, 1 tn Salient, TE LOUTH it 8 0 ACRES, CORNET ARITUAND-A ts ae metarnain far’ a\ehort tinier THOMAS ita La Balto- POR SALR-VLRGANT RESIDENCE ON Phat rio-av., near Bixtennth-At first-cines tn ovary ro: pert: Bi-fhiot tol, Rood brick barn, MEAD & COR, 1H Ta Ballons Jon Abe front, northe:s third: peoit Sane 0 and Fifty-fourt ib, with: MEAD & ok! Cry —A HOOK KEP duroxs, Inuwn handwriting, Is 13° Tribe KEEPER, A y! not as tual come woll reconimiended and er need apply, Address 1.4, Tribune onioa, NTED=A FIUSTALASS CUSTOM CUTTER atendy emptoyment and good salary, ‘Tribune onice, WATGIMAKEI At PRE & BONS. Li Stat Aa! 0: EOANT STONE FRONTS ‘on Thirty-Mfth-at,, at head of the boulevard, loty PO feotderpy qartios dosing a Apst-cines hotise nt Jone thnn costar building, wnd in the fest location In the city, will da well to. examine theso: koys in the westhouas, MEAD & COM, Li La Salle-st, POW BALBSTIIAT CHOICE CORNEN, OF THI Y ty-ovonthst, nnd Mtanton-ay., Zin, high ground, Just the thing for q block of houses or to bald Wor, nn Invertinent aa Ht enn bo bad ata bargain, ce ole cn BAT MV AND BASEMENT i brick, Ne Wo: Waniingconerte, ust wert of ID rooms, avaryihing In trate a May MEAG & COR, Nita pot brick an Warre! IL rooms, 2 bath-room: WY La Kalleont. E-THE FINEST RESIDENCE LOTS IN 'g x11 feet, corner of Dearborn and North-avs main Lincoln Wark ontranca Bs for anio low if taken at once. Apply to owner, V Dearborn-st, Room 6, Bie rs VOTSA LH —81,20—STONE-FRONT, 10- OOM, MOD> ern dwelling, and lot 2x12, on Prairio-nv., be= iwoon Thirty-afih and, Thirty-sixth-ste, ‘This HouKe waa built for the wencr's own uso, und {sa tret-cinga home. No. t nell hood, ani ry chenp at 3 TD, BOYD, oom 2, 10 Midinon-st. Ly POH SAL 77xUm, MICHIGAN-AY4, CORNER OF if" Adamant. ‘Two-stury brick house, North Unxley- Fiftéen lols, Kénwopd-av., corner of Forty thet, two blucks from Kenwiod depot. Kiva Turiysninth-nt. moar Btewartaay. J. W. 1 anhington-st. B= TWO: STORY It pe SAREE a Moar Mobey-At 1 AIL 1. ‘trame barn MEAD & CUE, Al, ARULE FRONT, 7H WEST MON. ‘8.00; 8 fect on Wabash-nv., north of H-nt..65,000; both choleo bargains: Monoy to nen real estale, CHANDLER & CO, Mortuuga JOR BALE-OXIG—-INDTANA-AV., SORTIT OF dwrenty-ninth-st.j a baruain. Jy 1s KBELEN, 163 at. ALE—10 FEET ON OGDEN-A’ twoon Adama nud Juckson-pta, 1. KE Clarkent. PO SALESnY GoopnninGH se BTOK ES, aa Woat Madiion-at, the iextory frame and brick Poremont bullding contalning 2 rome, and lot, 3 West Erle-at: will ylaitl a rental of WO por months 2), 17 St. John’s place, bullding and lot 43x12 feet Abareatn. NEA CALIFOR- Io DBx139 On Warren-nv., Wtkent AL CHOICE i rde Park. ‘nia de Kusy payminta. PIERCE & WA ttt ON COR. nL; gs, Wer, OC, 4.143 1a Sallerat. pare & he wel 20 ncress th the City of Waukegan; 1a neres under ALON; heres Of Sine mnenduws #) acres of young thubor and Diue-greas pasture, all conreniently fenced; twee ercharte; gool house, Inrge and cumplote, entule and horns barn und hog house, wind pump and never-falle ing supply of water. Was once cunsidered cheap ot 4, per nero; will rell nt 80. Wehuve nis iwo tneme near tninesvillo, twolve della gaatay Wankexnny one ar Fok serem, ond one of awehiety we car ae aiid #29 pur adrey reapocks rey, CEANSOSS. & TAPK, Hoon 3)" Tabane Building. HWY ITHOS. A. HILL, 12 WASHING —'Two houses and lota, nvar Thirty -aec Wench. Une Inrge brown-stone front hi je-ay., near ‘Thirtloth-at, vary Jarga lron-front housy on Park Row. “At chenp. One 0 so roniiencen ou North La Salle and Walls-sis, Two cottaxes on core ner of Robey and guns alas reat barguin, Many otter Houses an South Side. T have n jarce amonnt Of property on avenues south of limits, Aley one banmius In nere tracts, HA CLIENT AUTIIONIZBS THE BALE ica farm of 10 acter, 70 miles from Chi co, at KU; Casy payments, long time, low inter julidings, orchard, und hedges. Would rent fora « Tes of yours to ond, practical farmer. ‘T.C. ESTE, Roum 3 1 Monroe-st. L USTATH WANTED Ww T IDENCES IN CHICAGO, oF near sufurb, worth from $50 to fou, clear or allahuy Lneumberod, for eatunble clear farm wort #1100, noar Chicago. 1. C, ESTEE, inom 2,13 Montoe- at. Wares Wisi TO BUY SOME nero property in Hyde Park eashdown. WM. C, Ith! AN ED 10s Wanhinae RA CASH AUYEN, A sin TO pth Sido dwelling. J. U, HAMILTON, Te RENT—48 HAMILTOS-AV5, 2-STORY FRAME, with brick basumont, in Md order, ISHN Te WALES eens dy date ee TPO ee nara A a Ra gonieet pica, in vortuct order. Ainly needs Woot Wanhinatoncaty | SSH Mauilly North Side. }O RENT—AN BLEGANT S-3TONY AND BASE. brown-at ment fone front house Zl Ontartunt. with all modern improvemants. OGDEN, SUELDUN: &CO,, southwest corner Clark ind Laku-sta, FPO RENT-NEW (SSTORY AND BASEMENT legnnt monesfront house, ix OTNBY ey shtenp tH Jat of Stay, ERNST HESS, 36 La Sailucets South Side. (PO, RESTO INDIANACAY. 28TORY AND ement atone-tront hiuses «De LYNE: Room 1h Ee Doarborneaee| 2 FOUmB A.D. PREPARE O) frame moldings. 3 ws PED—A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS GOLD, silver, and nick ting and burnishing, Ad= revs, stating wagas, i co. " 1ST: or Apply nt one Employment Agencien. ANTED=100 WOOMCHOPPERS AT € ‘lfor the earn 8 day. Uueheiae “A wasn cD ALT eet Bnd 10 cary conl minor, J, 1 SPERBEC! por day. CHIH H GOON LABORERS 1 CAN rangi free fro, 30 ‘Want Rundoiphieat. Tiscellancoun. TANERD—A FEW FIRST-CLA, Liberal terns to goud men. Ignee, inet, and Linen ‘all after 3 al it pasoment, Port STAD TRAV E ne, tas gloves, nad Ince-mitts on caminise their own Ite: twoln Li mand Nocthgen Ghlo, one in bras entry nape Kld-giovon Herlin sion in connector i) in Initia Northern Misr in na B22, Tribune ont din givves proferrod, "Address ‘TS=MEN OF GENTEEL erage intellgence for 1 busine munit eapitaL Send pianp tf les, Morrilt, Manuface rth Clark-xt, Chicnuo. D SUCCESSFUL it conte for £laampl in) now book, handsomely Mant id. best nuthoranin: I plenscs dq the lawlag Musteated. eiish and German. H.C, TREAT, 17 Clark: atnted AFLICIO Ht ASS ‘ eeanent kitun atthe Grand I'n SA RAST CLANS MANCUNE ACCOR: je oflien OF Hlectro-Thermnt 9. Address cr ent) ths, Grand Pacitic 8, 16 handle clanrnand (abneco Mt connection witli TRAVERIN ry and rectifying firm, lexnian for a distlite dinides none other neat who enn cominand # ACCOUNTANT marty A Are appurtuLilty: ALE HEME COMPETENT Ke Apply a Waitt rete SEEUATIONS WANTRMMALY, Bookkeepers, Clerkm, &c. STATION WANTED-DY A YOUNG MAN Sad eee o fey wzporiancey with a grain Les VANE ate A a ea apg cguerespendent olay will give & Iowans bial nevarnt pont oayterionce oh Cheer : oxperio c ‘e ‘and soltettinge nnd parental tn tno cownttye, Gao ine mw Ut bietmde nnd give the best.of rat+ a PIR Ni! Saeaieeaey § Poe PUN SANT RUDY rs JOUNG MAN OF, srimice who ean devote tie ove: - keoping_ rw “Autres Wan tribuame : ITUATION WANTED—TY A GOOD AND RAPID SS ronman at ndirensine oneelsjes, circulvne: para ‘pilots, pa ra ete. Addi Lei, Tribune Hi 108 WANTED-HY A FIRST-CLAR Pe Rds. saleaan aTpenks Mengil, erm le iy » Ct country. 110, ‘eriuune. omce. Geb ink at ok YFUATION WANTKED=ACCOUNT BOOKS d. cloned, or eaninined, acceounte aAistod, uttanded today tina rena 13), Fribune aiice, Nee BY 8B ‘Trades. ITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GARDENER. food, roferanc Will mnko himself ij Heofal: Apply ne TA Norio flalecedeste en RONCTUT SITUATION | WANTED DY A PRACTICAL +. Orateolnan cofarnni La i Biatonniiry. fe xine THownrsnts Hotroit achmon, ‘Leamaters, Ke. GITUATION WANTED—AS ‘CUACIIMAN BY A nnutoat afraid of work Flestcelase elty rerorenge rues: LANG: ean 4, Tribune ola. Se TEN-WOULD Lik TH ili wark TOrsEa tay. Caugiee “hudrens 110, Tribune ofice GQITUATION WANTED=IY 4 COACTIMAN (On SD wogiand: tsa Mrat-cinss hoatiar and driver, Hav had elty experionco and trst-cinea roferenco, Address, neta BS inended und veinnneeconeniaad mone gee Tose S nt an: ni Northy of auch need upply. Address lu Tribune Hancous. . i—EMPLOYMENT OF ANY ee, urate enlicetor, by an axe 3 bas also a knowledge of eag: willing to work hard for First-class clty reference. Aue i SITUATION WA ARTY WHO 7 beon in the export bunlacas In Now Yorke nnd haw Ine correspondents tn principid porte of Great ielt. nln ccUpt A joalllon with soma reapectndle wu ta take chario Uf thale export depart- retvrences given and ruquired. Addross tly slelivery, oe honeral oatiey | delivery, wr wonern! reneo oF Sond if ‘required. “Ad f0--1Y A YOUNG OFUMAN ks Enulish, and fins conatdernble knowl ie on Oilae OF French. Spanish, nnd Italian, Mororate sat- ory. SN, Ente House, Chana EID MA. Domestics. ITUATION WANTED-—AS COOK IN A FIBT= D class fumiiys an ev. Apply ut At Hromer, 1 ECTALLE- pulaowork th prtenia Inmly; fo a, Cad wt 100 Munkereat, yA COMPETE ind work i nm Aratclaas private ity ferences: hong hut frst-clies \ Mouse casi acl Swi git VED FOR A SWichIst WO; 4 sald, to do, genar hos work, ' Apply G3 Calta: vorave tw Inuntryy GIMUALION WANTED IY A FRSC Do "do eteond sari in private fam cerores Apply Wi North Ciintonest,, ne ITUATION WANTED—AS. BRCOND OINL, Olt 5) would do chaniber work In a nica private boards \gehunuee. Plense call at 2g Doarborn-st. for two iv. Heat of menday and ‘Thursday nt 1 YED-Go0D G SUMAN Ot SWEDE Gi ucheral housework In small frinily. ~A FIRSTCLASS COOK AT EDN aR, FUItT “ICICI Y Cworks no upentalrs works family of six; Kic0,_Apiy at el Oakwood MOUlevar, ory . erred, Cher ANE gundinastan preferred ANTED~A PHO EXPEIMENCED nurno, Beat referen { references, auired, Apply, srods, Apply: with TO TAKE CHANGE OF Jal “iny or atidresa 27 corner OF Thirty-so1 =A GIL FOI CARE OF CHILDILEN aeslet in general housework. Apply at Mincellancoun. ANTED—LADIES TO CANVARS FOR AN Alt Pa pier fencilyy pruite, fariur the only id in this country, Apply wftel . at hin Enat Sindleon-st, oom Li Pep vet! ANTIN wa INT J LLP. MANSILS Ci rN cago. Coll wt 24 Was Weat Sido, Poon on socund Hoar, fy A fow day boarders wi —< LARGE FUT Iniind, gna, ete. to tro gentiomuny $11 ‘Brimthe aiiee, HITED WARM Suburban. YO FRAME NUUSESIN THOROUGIL se kehal ah Stanred und Kimbark-nye. Hyde Hark, ff evoninentes (ange Lts} mo} hearuepdt. doh, MARTY. Ho Dourburnat en ro bit FR TR ee Ns 2 San South Sido, S. TPO RENT—1t AND 13 SOUTH CLARK-ST. NEW hy and handsomely furnished Toots. ‘Terms wmod- 7[OTENT—FLAT OF 3 ROOMS AT 8 WANASIT- ny. ROL Pi. WALKEN, 1d Denrboru-at, 10 to 1 nnd 3 to 4. ; West sido. RENT—THELWD-STOILY, 0: . To vost Staaiamncne, inuuiva ivntorase CoAT OM ‘North Side. IPO RENT—NORTIL SIDE, NEAM LINCOLN PARK, atut of 4 rooms; to right party will give ront and Ba week tobunnt Tiree edulis, bi iivune oie. ‘TO RENT-ROOMS, South Side. q po ENT PURNISH ED ROOALS, AE, FRONTS entlenen. lonruv-Bt., oppusite 1 itouse, "Xi ut too 17, iss aged (79 RENT —Aia PER WEEK WELL-IGIITED, nicoly-furnished rooms, to kuntiomen uly; wari sitting-room nitactent. Driers Weat Sido, 7PORENT—BY GOODLIDGE & STOKES, 40 WEST Midisonest.e Toons al closots, lirst Huo! ai. eli; Brovuis, vecond hoor, Bu West To RENTOSTOREN, OFFICES, Kee pO_RENT—BTOR! A corner Lak TPO RANT Lund érovins, A. Stores, He, UAW, BY FIPTICAV,, NEAI “Tnguird at Sand 1s intone tho world, If the final ¢ were dropt from each of them? Wil som of those aticklors explain what particular function the Anil ¢ performs to ens dally mispronunelation on the art of miiiions of renders who sound oug In the final sylable and who would pro- if the misleading finale wore omlttedas ft shud be? Here fs the list; HOSE WOOD 7 with aumnite curved feza ind nt wil Fell for $1 hulf, or oven quarter, of what it in capuble of ‘nnd the poople are (1a condition of JUSRNADLK DEGRADATION AND DESMONDENCY," oried, “would net tho adoption of Pensnnt-proprictorship for which the irlah agitate lond to a furthor subdivision of tho soll than now oxiste, which, oveir, would plunge the people Bi wlsery . “I donot think 40, It is hardy’ posalble that Inud-owners would divikte tholr property ictow tho Minit of economia utility, vorage size of tho holdings nevenso. Lveland tindor ach asyatom woul! be ublo to malnian a greatly ine opiiuation. The Irish want a now cone re, wih Last Bu nuieh blame thom for thetr to the Governinent at homo, ys you wilt toll ime, urthovengagiy 1! Yormition, “what tho [risk themselves claim to he tho poston thoy are mnalntaining in thoir prosont ngitation?* “Tere. ta a copy, of ono of tho morning pa- that contains Just what you want"; and handed my a Standard, correspondent of this Journal met the syitators moving about the country Jn every direction; and be say's that any one nt allin thé durk as ta whut constitute Ireland's need not renin long in Ignorance, for ono his but to moot the burning quesdon of the hour by tha most casual referanea, whon he at once ditions on whilub nl are In tho views which had beon givon him by ono of tha agitators with all the Suonoy thit IS charaotoristlc of tho Coltlo race, tha Commia- slonor pointed out to me the following as being at WHA you want": ee uilylo tenants on estates that ard mok- OCTAVE PIANO- You" WANT 20 TIANO GOTO RIGIT AND BQUAME PIANOS um pticos und eney terms, we THANH JUST IECHIVED hounee correclly L pana DER EAS sQuAR anos oF CHAPEL ORGANS, Chime ORGANS, For aale on Installments, cor intivo catalomuus sume frog ty any addres application to usurvurngents, HUY A MANDEOME W. plucus, cotured In There may bea few othur words belonging to this lst which Ido not recal, or renson Is thors for spelling theso twenty words with o final ¢ that does tot equaly a ply to such words us cllett, tllelt, ti plait, profit; condi, inherit, preterit, al daylt, Lahibit, and scores more of words end- short? By onmiting the wenty Wworts Parlor awit MATIN S, 34 und ICAL HOOKS AT GiLMRIIs Inek-at—Chellus’ Rurggr) 8, ‘omniissloner a ele e di ading final ¢ from the above named, pople will not confotind the sound of the final sylable with that heard In stich eases ns contrite, oxelte, aconite, Inelt finite, expedite, polite, ignite, paragl splte, fripartite, requite, and a hundred more wi ‘The use of the fintl ein most english words fy to indicate that the preced- Ing yowe! must be sounded Jong, the general rule or mulogy of the and to this cnt the tial ¢ serves a use! Hut where it Is stuck onto the end of a word that terminates inn short vowel Ike granite, depusit-e, detinit-c, it be- coms a nusinee that aliud priuting oftis. icloredia of Medel bane and antidote 1. Mailed 16 any wadrose o: conta In stare. Panes ege his LAT, WORKS, COMPIEITENSIV = minry., ulhor cunimentur ti e camnplete Works, Bl aniutite,erstmupolite, | loved want are tho pro ‘works, Malla eu fusntaries, Chalmers’ works, Pree doaux’s Conuuzlon, NOT TO PAY. ALL THBLIt RENTS, No ono bas over ndvoented not paying nny rents, Hut the worst landlords nro in spite of the fallure of rulnous fallin prices of all furm-praduce cone sequent upon tho Amerivan competition, buye made no sign with reyuird to reduction, iblo now for Buch tonsnts to which' wore only just within tho Iii power when prices wero hi; of people they have to dent with, the action wo adviao te beat puleutated sonnbla arrangement in the shortuat powsible tine. Tf such landlords evict, public opinion will prevent othors taking the farms, ront at all will soon toad tenants. Our agi to bo conducted within tho limits of strict le ty. No ond ever dreamed of physical forov. priests would not have tuken part in tho moves not been well asaured of its nerfoct bonastidesin thiarespect. 6. + th ‘uyltation) ts not golug to dindaish,—for Jcason taught us from tho tle of Cutholle ja, that, tho moro dlsugrecable you Likely: you are 40 got reclely those Who, 2 apne CENTRAL FU harvest, and the WIth STORE, 5 be abated itt every i i Whether or not any poling reforms ar inde, I believe ATRAUNE set the exaniple sone months to drope from te iu most words where soutuled altarts Jt sliud make tl elude them all. w. e lit include the remal of the list hereafter, na is the casu gone Journal and several other papere.— enum’ hy nnd, with tho wort laweat pricos 01 or on. cusy uy? fe" Gaous chuurt d oper bring about a ren- own, Mure upon al hag HOUSE-FURNTSHENS, URE COMPANY, BB ANT qouds un monthly paymrcntay low pricoss eusy Loria, m tho first wus i Pho Senior Peer, , « Tho sonior peer of the British realm is Lord Kilmorey, an Irish pee pat viveur of bis day. so well Known in .t ‘thuorvy has Jarge estates In Knglund and but never gues near AT ONK-MHALY mont If they bi 1 iyi one y in good urder, Apply at Roou 2 iawloy eutrical world. LE-CHUICE SEATS AT THE OVEN ards of ireland, Frulay, and Baturda: them, Hy lives near London, —_——— i “Pertoct lyorios.” “Teoth may syroly bo mado hoalthful, buautiful, aud the wi'g Cuuiphorated 8: gents, Avold vountor! ‘emaneipation inake yoursely your jlist rights conceded.” ‘Tho above tu interusting as euibodying - WILAT 18 BEING €A1D with moro or Icas directness, though not always for Vhurad Toasonably. At luca captivating, | ULT ality. FILA! voros, law affal janguct | spy the Bang’ Wet Miadionsat, Fue. business, 1 Balm. tokn i Koods, Apply tot Cottage Grovorny. Miscellancous. se Ce STONE 2 RAST MADISON-ST., FIVE- id baventont, opposite Fiold, Lellor & 8 WhO OURY, es bh fouse GY Wabusli-ay,, 4-story brick, near Twultth, Theo houses. wits actos of lund each, in Mton= rose, 8 milos from Chi . tniuts ‘ ALANUS SLY ENUM AN, W Ln Sallo-st. 10 IKEEN' Ory, eSouth Side, 1G Bpupse-couwr single ae with tr Bonat for tee pursuns; private faintly, 16 OF ROOMS AND nas bound, ts tyde Park trains— room uvorivoking fake, North Side. NORTIE CLAIK-ST. FOURTID Poon Rost he bridze—Front roome, wi ind, A wi it élto sh NUAT DEAIHORN-AV— iy Erienished tons, with or end FonOR, )ILLINUIS-s Tuotis ty rent, with board. UUNTSWeD ‘Terms reason: ILARENCE HOUSE, Con Fisonats.. Sout blveks HIATATE AND HAR outh uf Palmer Ionee— iF dday, F100 to BE per work, ft Giruarios WANTED-BY A NORWEGIAN GIRL Fe engrnaty, fainlty to do Kenerit housework. Please call at i Aurustnest., Woat Side, SPEATION THD—BY TWO COOKS (MEAT and pastry) In‘hetel: in orautoe ihe city, Ad= dress, Cor five dnyn, 141% ‘Tribune oftica. VIUATION WANTED-—N¥ AN HONEST, Siapectnble ciel toda second we pinla sewinicar take ence of ebildron, in city or suburbs, Call at 3:7 North May: it. . ITUATION WANTEU—AS COOK Olt SECOND xirlina private family, Call at 20 St. Clair-st, In, basement, SINUATE D— BY A COMPETENT sclnes Arnetionn family, Cail ot 285 Nort Clark 2G rah hte pecterrou. A GOOD GIRL 1 ‘all ‘ne 182 uttoriiold-at. ustal-card anaworcd, fED-BY A ‘THORUDGILY. wirtas cank and [nundreas in rote: opt cook, wal Goad referen SH Det npr SiUarios GIRL 4 2D wash, and tron. or gonera! housework. Call for two daye ‘at ac Trenty-scconitent, SitgaTis BY A VERY NICK, TIDY DY idrh te do gener) hausowark or othor works thoroughly quolitied. ot Iv wt 1S TTEANLON WECORD-Wort jane family; Sou 0 roncen. Addirean Z 0, Trinuno office, STIG ATION WANTER-RY GOOD GUN SMALE amy to die couklug, or Fenerd housewor Plonra cil av i243 Wentworitonys Wednesday. SITUATION WANTED — BY A TIMISTY, CA: DY pate, wltting Swogirt for genoral wurk {no sult private fanills, Good roferenceu, 18 Twen- Wethesi ITUATION WANTED-OY A CAPATLE Giitu tw do lit second work in small fainlly; ean sow ents. Awily ab TT te WO GIs: ONE nye Any renty-ninth Gitutnioss wastEn—ay FT AD ns tlrat-clnss couk, the athor as second with argens orl work, Bostclty reference. Apply atx Twenty- ’ Attheat. Scanmtatresses, QITUATION WANTED -RY A GERMAN GIN to rows willing to astiat in ‘licht, hourowork, OF tis the cary of children,” Adurony 28 Cuurcl-at, Mousckoepers. SITUATION WANTHD—AS HOUSEKEEPER AD- D devant, 'Pribaueefiicy. SMonn indy af eerarleree, ab housekeeper Ade Ami Ofexperience, ag housckcepor. Ade Urea HUUSERREL I, nines e Employment Agencies. GUTPATIONS WANTHD-PAMIMES IN| NEED of hod Seandingvinn of German femala hel can, Do supplied at G. DUSK E'S office, 10 Milwaukee-av, Mincellancous. GUUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY AS copytat, or Woulo any kind of writing in.an omcos ane Wala and rapid weiter. Addross 138, Tribuna, ns 38 AND COCKIOACTES EXTBISMINA od by contract (warruited), Exturminators for sal Calborndarers A. OAK: Ws Clark-st., Room B QUROMATISN IRS, BA. CATE WARRANTS HAVE ve fur unt and wifo; als hy tin to Loew for the corner af Congtusseat 0 E Aveil-durninuca tad ek. Nt ouse—ltooin and board, por weeks £1.14 por day, Uma; unturnie! QUIET ‘Ss nnd board ino We millon of the Palmer oom 10, Amorican Ex- ITARLE IN- vostiuent such xy ts seldom mot with, is fered ton purty who enn invost &M amuttor O€ vory Krust Imporlaney to any mat Addruss 140, 'Pribuny otttce, WAZAIU MW) HENT—THE LARGE BULLDING (AND MAq ehinory) occupied by Cumpboll Iiros,, corner of Von Huron and Franklinsts, Inquird’ of ‘tif, DROWN, #81 Btatucat, (PO RENTSLANGE AND SMALL WELL £1010 cd oa! fiiacturing; powor and eleva- 1d South Jettorso: ONCE-COTTAGH On 1 Woat Slide pros 1.43, ‘Tribune, WANKEP 'O MENT=A NICK, SMALL FUL- V ‘nished houso until May 1, bya responsible fam- fio smer mill ako Dost of caro Of housc, Audross 16, 'Tribunu oMvo, Wantencre RENT-SMALI. OFFICE Ol deak-rooniin bardwure dlsrict. Addross 1 8, Tribune ames, Wi: TEN—TO RENT—TWO OR THHBE ROOMS, furnished; for Ikht housskeoping, by a guntle- man, hile wife, and grownup sont prolurence glven to a contral location; must cheap. Address 1. 17, ‘tribune ottice, ws KD-TO RKNT—A NICKELY-FCRNISHED ie olay SUNEOTE tbe a Sates fyro anid lacation wanted, Addross C. W. JL, Palmer E ‘TO EXCHANGE, FINST-CLABS PAM IN “OMIO TO ex- change for Chicago property, Address Ce s, Tribune ofiice, (Ciasit anh KANSAS LAND FOR GOOD fay. ro far in southuen or Central Sows, C, & Fy Juv’ Cruse MOL Ta, TPO EXCH ARGE“TWO SECTIONS VINw AGRI. cultural lands, sume yoou thmber, excellunt water powor, Southwestern Nurth Cazolt Pipi ean be uxchanyed for yoo na, worth ren near ‘Bia gromeLargulyy will aseuing. ISI Sunronss G. ESTER, perenne tL) eee cereniars WO BALEWA LOT 01 D-HAND MA~ F chinery—Ono 4-bore power statiunary engine nd bollvr, one Behorse power stavonary engine and bollers thé abuve are io good runping urdert ony Hon lathe, ova frou ebayer, ony uillltng muchine, throe upriuhe drills, four drill'iathes, onu scraw press for pinching ANd did pinklug, two foundry ratlers, one o.d Mturtivent bluwar onu palr tuure irons. twenty nv Inckamiith vised, BLE Ns, Oho targa bolt cutter, POWELL & DOL xeon, I _ BUSINESS CAIRDS. 1, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 1, DEAT. leazo. Advice Treo; Lb yéars’ experi + borneat, Chi nce, _Munliéss guietty and lounlly transacted, itoom D~CHEAL VOI CAdi—A a ‘agcomd-band safe, with combinauon lock, Ad- dross Oh Tribuuy aflico, \ OUNG MAN WITTE $100 WIST in some lugitinnte business. Address li 4, Tribune ative. LAR FACT OI thr eapitalto extent tho: bua had, and dumatd fur brands ly Apply ta M, 1G on id th M1 a and, heronelns, HdNWoUIn Pocus LC RESTAUH i. Golig te Gattorniee nlonidid hocatlur, wittvnowd trnaa; cantina ond tga? can _ Apply at lis Waatiingte un row gales plating busi or plater, Address 24 grant avo AIL D F $i, (nnd chance lua 1 A Sreuuaw umes BALE. APPLY AT 315 N, DOING GOO), HUSINESS, RESTAUN- eery, Confytionery and toy store, Honrding-house, LISSNEIt, 18 pormanent cure to thoxo suffering with thoumne Ue urneuriikia, Consultation free. x Wabast-ar, TPMIK ELASTIC L 8 OF CO ERD Aipressions from an iwinnd writing, akotch, otc,¢ wondurful succent, Improvement and unlvorsal do~ mand for Jacobs's Lithoursin; patented in United States and Canada; beware of worthless imltaunnsy outs wanted; sample Ithoxrom und out frou wu] charge on recelprorgi, Address J, M. JACOUS, No, 3 Arch-at, Bunton, Muss, rps q FY THAT THM PAWTNEIS ship heretofore existing Lutweon the undorslanes Ba masayaund contmctors under the firm nanio a Ehoriein& Kaboll is this day dinsolved by mutual coment. G, ERERLEIN, LO KABELL, Chicago, ye WORM, WITH THE HEAD INFALLIBLY Tae hy Wine” Arann 21 Steteupolliany Wioek, Calg “ x 4 DEE, MICHAL, fnventor, HUY OR ENTER AS PARTNEN inp woll-paying rotal! olxur wtore. Address #65, Tribune olfice, WASTED GRAIN On TusiiEn VESsEr. Ans ay oiitant with full particu ars and terms, 13%, Yrib~ 10) SliMers Goon NOTEPAPER FOR 3 120. Sinsne DERTEIWS Nowe abd Cat Store, io Ciark-at, SETS OF LADIES FOURS 00 TO HK CLOSED OUT BELOW COST. ndaome sets mink. soalotter buaverand marton.or jynx nt 4, &, $12, and #156 wot, ch bargains aver oftarud betire. “Qoode Kont. ant’ 0. 2, xe aunlnation nliowed, MAICCEN'R, 35 and 37 Natal, HORSES AND CAIIMIAGES. 0, OY TANGE AND A Gita BAIGAIN for inuch les» than holf his value, the high-prey and fust-trotiing horse Ken bborrtil, sired 2, Vit throp Morrilt dnay’ by the faat-trottiig mare Cola bus (rocied 2:44), grand dau by iiportad ‘rust Mrowteurand, Jano ortho Weal, Wen sure Ist x bid, 1a hand blah. walla 10nd pounda: how tt clean flinbs, goo, sound {eck and his color $3 6 rc Surk bay} his Inn portect horse tn ovary way he ls square, lovel trotier, don't lag or pulls fitiva Min with pertoct anfatys he was ontored Wn: slain Proryort Park lant aumier, he gat record of 25i(; be ts warruited ty beat 27a) and wars ound anid kind. d will give purchaser uivy satiataciory reapen for aeltin: Iburmiin.. He can be soon at any UME burnin rosr of rusidonee we st . -O00D DELIV WRIGHT ert LW Apply tod, HAZZARD, IL ine ¥ Euat Mundolph-st., #hteuday morniag between 8 an vu'dl not a ak D101 COUre, OHOMARLE Ghee repair, Adidrosa Dr, NUNEMORY, ir HUY, Patmor feaao, tardy: = = FENANCIAL. NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON BURNITURE, a Pies without reuuval, and other goud sa= Hear born: Roum iN VoRNITURE, ad eacuritien, witha a tus Lose HONEY ‘TO LOAN ON FU nituro, planos, ota, without removal, Ivom ) YOR OLD GOLD AND 81 Ay Can Money to loan ou watches, dao! bien of uvery duscripuoay ay Ui sullian Orica (lounsed),’ i ANDMKAST aay: Seeeereee LS, HEAT Y STORAGE CO. NU: Van arent oeuibiteied is ean i, MERCHANDION, Foi FURNTTY Foe ae ee eyand best Incliyy advances ay it i buaxies, vf heapest wud b Toe por unin dcr G. PALLY, LW. Monruo. We. c: por annum ACS VARIN, TOT Moneaes THO WALA BECOND-ILAND - BPEREOTYDE aud o> LOST AND FOUND, CA DIAMOND HHBARTCIN, TIDERAL 2rd fan ovate. online a North be tee L OsT=$3” KEWAKD-ON LAST. THURSDAY. 4 vvening, between the armory and the corner of Rioters Aste gall ta i or ry tho same at Ruon 13, 1s Waabington-et, pls NINDIANA-AV. OAR OR THMCIIETIE 4 si, Sunday ovoning, lady's uealy leather pucks book containing two ratls ‘of bills, papers. Jaweler's check, otc, Jboral reward, Keturn to Aire KIA i I EAN, 174 CLAIK-ST., CHICAGO—CONSUL« tation frve, personully ur by totter, on chronia ale oF faualg ducases, Cures warranted, Rinusk {lustrwted buok oxtaty os, DoaUtlTully Bound? broscriptions for all di pricy, #1 poatpald. BUVOUN EXWAUSTION—A MEDICAL Gasay, comprising’ & acgiew of “loctures do- Hyered at Kobo's Slusuua of Anatomy, on the causus and cure of promatura dueling, showiny indisputably Low lost howlth uy bu reauined, atfordinyg clear synupals of Imadlinonts to warrlado, and the raat: moulor wrvousand puysieal debility. boing the reals Of twonty years! uxperfunce. | ly wall, % conta, eure foncy Or postnau atalupa.. Addreat Secrotary Kuhn's Muscuunlins Bradway, New York. Beesrnad BE CLOTIUNG: GOOD PRIC eh ae PAID KOK Cast-oret louning a. Gi! i’ Hlate-st. 0) by dinuforoupny attended tor Hetabllaboa ink