Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 16, 1880, Page 3

FOREIGN. - A Secession Movement Re- ported to Bo Under Way in Mexico, reby ‘the Central States Are a ed Form a New Republic. Gen. Gonzalez, a Chicf Military Leader, at the Head of the Under- faking. _———— The General Condition of Ireland Said to Be Greatly Im- . proved. Large Quantities of Potatoes to Be Distributed for Seed. Troops in Afghanistan Massing to Repel Anticipated Native Attacks, fe Sonthwark, Englan’, Election a Decided Conservatlye' Victory. Rossla Scouring Enropean Money Marts for a Large Loan, MEXICO, DISAPPOINTED MORMONS. City or Mexico,Feb.4, viA New ORLEANS. Feb. 14—Tho Mormon Eller Thatcher has returned tothe United States somowhat disappointed in bis mission. The Mexienn Government will pro- tect the Mormons In thelr worship, but not In begs TAMACONA’S PREBIDENTIAT. STOCK {simproving, notwithstanding he declined to bo acantidute, The Monitor and Siglo support him, A large clement hope political complications will compel IMnz to hold over, A RECESSION MOVEMENT. A sonsntlonal accusation is in circutation. against Gen, Gonzulez, tho leading candidate for President. and at present commanding the Inrgcst force of Government troops in tha Re- publie, Ie Is churged with wn intention to sep arate the States of Sonora, Cinalon, Durango, Colima, Ialigco, and Michonchnn from the Mex- jean Union, and ercet n Confederacy to be called tho Republic of Slerra Madre. ‘THE MAZATLAN REVOIUTION. BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15.—Adviees from Mazat- Jan, by tho steamer Colfmn, are to the effect that the revolution ia nt nn end there, and 2 gimnboat had started for La Pas with tho Custom-Houso oficinis, cto,; also that Murquez had Icft only twenty-five men at La Paz. GEN, MARQUEZ. : A dispatch, Just received from San Dicgo, says that Gen, Marquez Is now at tha boundary lino, Tiajudna Valley, with fifty sept vauipred troops. He states thit a epeciat courier trom La Foz brought him Intelligence at San Rafael, Just before he left for tho bon niles that hia party hnd obtained possession of both Federal Runbonta. the Democratica and Mexico, and had retaken Mazatinn. The authority of Marquez iscompletcly established throughout the penin- guln of Lower Californin, He witl keep a suiii+ cient military force under arms till the Presi- dential election 1s over. IRELAND, GREATLY DINOVED, Loxpox, Feb. 16.—A ‘correspondent of the Tires, at Dublin, reports the general condition of Ireland decidedly Iinproved. Although ac- vere distress fs still felt nt many places, thoro 1s teason to believe the whole aspect of the coun- try bas improved, and that the relief measures “proved adequate to the emergency, « TUNE MUNSTER MEETING. The first meeting in Munster in connection. with tho Irlsh Land Lenguo was held at New- market yesterday, Davitt and Brennan attend- cd. The usual resolutions were adopted. Goy- ernment reporters wore present. A VOICE FROM FRANCE. ‘The Archbishop of Paris, in a pastoral pre- scribing parochial collections for Ireland, dwellson tho Lriah Itberality to France “during the war of 1870, POTATOES FOR DISTRINUTION. The Duchess of Marlborough, writing to the Lon! Mayorot London acknowledging tho re~ celpt of £2,000, saya the Committeo, in order to mturd ogninst famine in Ireland next year, have Tirchavesd £10,000 worth of potatoes for distribu- mm bere. = A MOME-RULER DEAD. Siam Hagurty O'Leary, a Fellow of tho Royal Collego oF Bt ons of Ireland, and Home- bn member of Parliament for Drogheda, 1s AUSTRIA, THR CONFERENCE WITH TUNGARY. ‘Varna, Fob, 15,—Tho session of the Austrian and Hungarian delegations closed to-day. Baron ‘You Haymerle conveyed tho thanks of the Em- Peror tothe delegations. Prestdont Sehmerling, replying in the Austrian dclegntion, sald the in- crease of urmies in the sever! European States Imperiled_ the welfare of tha peonls, Ho boped Austria would not follow thelr example. Herr Hnynald, in tho Hungarian delegation, declared confidence in the muintenanco of peace. RUSSIA, A PROTEST, J St. Perensnona, Feb. 15.—Tho Golos publishes & letter from Wiernol in which itis stated that alarm among the Taruntches, in Kuldja, is in- crensing ut tho Spprocabtry. surrender of the district to China, hoy nak to be allowed to send a deputation to Bt, F bt Agulnst the cession. MONEY WANTED, Lownon, Feb, 10.~-A. Berlin dispatch says that Russia bns been sounding Rerliu and Paris firms with a vlew toa heavy loan. GREAT BRITAIN. TUR BOUTUWARK ELECTION. Lornon, Feb, 15.—The Daily News owna that tho Southwark election was un unmistakable ‘Uberat defeat, ‘Tho Timea saya tho return of n Consorvative: from Southwark ts a heavy blow for the Oppo- alton. Tho Governmont aro justitiod in rogard- ing tho battle so keonly fought as a voto of oon- fidence tnore decided and incontestable than that at Liverpool. AFGHANISTAN, MASSING TROOPS, Pesnawun, Feb, 15.—In view of the oxpected attack on the British troops around Cabul by thoend of February, preparations aro being made to enable Gen. Hright’s dlylston to move Up and reinforce Gen. Roborta, ANMY ADVANCING, Tonpon, Feb, 15.—A dispatch from Lahore nn- pounces that orders huve been sent to Candahar i Hie arny to advance to Ghuzneo early in “one » Gen. Roberts sent n native envoy to uznee to confer with Mahomed Jan, ‘otersburg to romonstrate FRANCE, 18 REQUEST REYUBED. Panta, Fob, 16.—Pdro Loyson's memorial to the Muntcipulity of Paris for tho use of a church ‘been rejected, Aiton Oia ie eee F Vy isn candidate for tho Sena- Norahip tando vueuut by tho death of Cresaleunee GERMANY. COMMERCIAL THRATIES, Truaw, Fob. 15.—Dismarck haa presented a treaty with Huwall to the Bundesrath, and wikod bre the body sanction the opentng of nexotla- Heal for tho algning of a treaty with Muda- 1 rire DIET. wil mocncered cortaln that the Prussian Diot Motion for adj curning thoaittings for ters of three months will shorlly bo introduced, Francis Ferdinand Benary, Orlentalist and nant ent ist ant Profesor of tho University of Dorlin, is dead. ey ome Sersibie Runs, | Orleans Picaywne, 1ohtmning would nut be so bad wore tt not, #0 “ming Cus, Puns leave s.which Mo in idle Crop ofall they tructify and bear a buleful tO tale, puns. Tho other aay some of us 18 COD) vantage ot ‘ho opening and wave us thid Jeu de mot of hist“ Why,” asked the Donn, the lex talfonis, to pick an ari wns given up, of course, and “Because ho has pictures." A silence fell nbout tho table round until, one Theo one thoughtful man impossible to give tho nnawier—l had contrived to reserve the answer to himecif. Teould not, for instance, ray that sts right for me to plek an artist's pocket, becsure Hero js wnother conundrim, faunded upon & pun, which only tho propounder cansalye: Anold m standing by nm men ‘oung nan, “ia this clover It is not,” replied the other." retired the young inn, “because it is pnat- Thereupon an abatracted looking pers son, who hit not followed the tne and who had not understood the illustration, atartied us all with thla Irrelevant ingul “ Why cannot a pantomimnist tiekle nine Esq! maux? Glyoltup? Why It's becnuso he can AID FOR IRELAND. PARNELL A'T PILTSBURG. Spectat Dispatch ta The Chteago Tribune. Pirranuna, Pa., Feb, 15.—Parnell spoke nt tho Opera-Houre here to-night to a large nudlonce, composed principally of Trish men and women. Dilton Is sick in St. Lol. Including admission, about $1,500 was raiscd for tho retlef of distress in Ireland, Parnell was quite severe at tines on tho British aristocrnoy,, and Irish Inndlords in Particular, He sald tho land question would be fcttied somehow beforo the present agitation |- closed, peaceably or forelbly, He hail no daubt tho result would be to tho Intorestof tho ten- ants of the soll. He sald he bad not accepted n position on the committee to distribtite the Ferald fund, vecause he hd no oftictal notifier: on of his appointment. whether ha would at's pocket?’ the answer wna: pie, we paw Ste pucnuse tha Des He deciined to say accept or not when officially TORONTO DONATIONS, Spectat Diepateh to The Chicago Tribune, Toronto, Feb. 16.—Arehbishop Lyneh has ad- dressed a letter to the Irish Hetlef Committec of this efty, in which ho suggests that all donations forwarded be aecompi Peso tn distress be relic dn ‘closing Br cept from degrad ‘oor law permits outdoor rellef, require that the workhouees be filled with paus pers bofore rellef be giver DUBUQUE COLLECTIONS. Spectal Dispateh to The Chteayo Tribune, Donugue, In., Feb, 15.—Tn accordance with the requestof Dlshop Hennessey, collections were tnken up {1 various Cathollo churches uf thie elty to-day for tho Irish aid collections were $1 ant Othora not reported. i. The Cathedral it. Patrick's $000. A PIG-HEADED MAYOR. Rpeetal Dispatch to The Chicago ‘Tribune, Montneat, Feb. 1.—Muayor Rivard hus given his final nnawer to the’ Parnell Reception Com- mittee, declining to present un address of wel- come on tho agitutor's arrlyal in this city. AT WILMINGTON, DEL. WInMinaton, Del., Feb. 15.—Over $2,000 wero raised by the Cathollo churches hero to-day for Irish suiferers. CASUALTIES. POISONED BY CANNED SALMON. Peonta, 1, Feb, 15.—At supper-time to-night. aterrlblo mishap befell tho family of James IC. Crow, composed of Mr. Crow, his alster, Miss Crow, and four children, Among other things prepared for supper was a dish of canned salm- on, Mr, Crow; his sister, and threo children par- the salmon, was finished all cations of mincrat for a time his life wasdespaired of, A atomach- pump and emeties were brought Into uetive service and dla faithful work. The lives of Mr. Crow and his alster wero saved only by tho most strenuous endeavors, and they will probably xot well, although the former was in a criticn! con- altion ut 11 o'elock to-night. Tho children are the worst off, ind wore very low. A STEAMER DISABLED. ° CixcInNATI, Feb, 15.—Tho stenmor United States, for Louisville, while going down this afternoon, struck against tho pler of the Cincin- nat! Southory Railroard bidye, and cut off her wheel-houae and wheel, compelling her to return It fs clulmed by officers of tho bont that the man in charge of the draw on tho bridge did not respond to thelr signal to open the dm, the bot beenmo helpless. Tho erates was sent down In plice of tho United a RUN OVER. _ Speetat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Vincennes, Ind., Sept. 15.—Thomas Brennan, while Intoxicated and asicep on 2 ratlroud track, ‘was run oyer and killed by u freight train on the Cairo & Viticennes Nullway, Inst night at 8 o'clock, ‘The Coronor’s verdict to-day exonere ates the tralnmen from nil blame, tho ilecensed was ki a year ago, and nour the SUFFOCATED. Barrimone, Feb. 15.—Three mon, Charles KR. Smith, aged 5; R.A. McCauley, Jr, and a col- ‘ored man named Tenno Jones, were suffocated to death yosterduy on a night-soll barge “at Pring Galan Just’ boyond the southern suburbs of CHEYENNE’S LATEST. A Cannon Placed in Front of the Gove ernor’s Residence—A Movemont to avo Him Ousted from Office, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Cnryenne, Wyo. Ty., Feb. 1i.—A big sonsa- tion was created hero to-dny. Lato lust night a largo purty of mon hauled a beavy cannon in front of Goy, Hoyt’s residence, and stationed It nt tho gate, pointing outward, Tho American Hag wna displayed thoreon; also two placards “Tho Govornar must be protected atall hazards; woincn must bo respected re- gurdicas of color.” The cannon remuined In position until a late hour to-day. WWundreds of citizens visited tho gcene, which was one of ox- citemont, The affair created an immonso son- Ned in the sume manner just ‘The causo of this remarkable demonstration is Toyt’s unpopularity, doveloped fully during tho past fow woeks, owing ta the exposure of hia bad record, and the polnt to tho Inst placard is that Hoyt is charged with lnlsons with a mulatto girlhore, There {4 intonso foollng throughout Wyomlng against Hoyt, Tho ontire press, with only two exceptions, domunds bis immodinto romoval. Hoyt hus played tho preacher, while at the samo timo he hasbeen charged with a reputation-of tochery, decoit, and for insulting women in’ thelr own residences during tho ab- sonco of tholr husbands. Hoyt fs also stirring upatrife among the Federa} officers in order to Kill all not working for hia Congresstomul nom- Ho writes articles in tho Cheyanne Sun attacking suld oMeluls, charging thom with Hoyt's lecherous records CO Inaiguutiont aiuinst. Htoye. tor Ms workor a tye. Cltizons talk of holllug nn to condemn Hoyt, and poti- basences, In return fre shown up: conseq luring hypoceis: ndignation meet! ton for his immediate removiul, —<————__—— Swect Consclounmess of Duty Weer Ban Francisco Post, Tho othor day, over it tha Alimeda baths, timid and rotiring-looking man waited until orintendent wus discnguged, and thon su! tobi: S “T do hate to givoany one tronbdle, but havo ng stick or polaofany kind you could OND, slr; I told you eo ton minutes i snapped the overdriven offlclil, oaks “so you did," rep! - Td Just ask once more, duty in tho matter, Don’t you thi Whit inatter? What on carth aro you talke YOU 860, Ny mothor-In-law dived off down there at the deep ond about bul ‘and, #8 she haan’t come up ike to tell my wife that Thad sortor 4 Pest nt cay el leu nid, pens be tod to the old lady when sho came up, the cousclontious nun walked thoughtfully away’, —_— “but T thought a pose T can't, that’ ur airesa on 8 tag, to Demidoi"s ArtcTroasures, treasures of Prince Paul Domidof, nee ina tonosited in bis villa of San iim it be sold at auction, in Florence, Tho it 118 art volleet Fondy yutherad thoreto attend the halo, "An Ie biishod, which fs a ie price being §! Europe hive al- al cutilog bus bean rare work of urt in itself, Tt ds gold for the Lonolit of the poor. ——— When the cablo Annullinent of hls” murriage Ratmondl, Fariba Abaniuuer, Plusole: ta sa outtiurat of joy, ja fa 0. hts ‘recens filucss had roused 10 hows cuusud an instantaneous ical condition, brought him tidings of the r ohunge i bis two youngest children and IRELAND. Tales of Sorrow and Suffering from the West. Beveral Authenticated Onsea of Starvation —Pmying for Bread. The special correspondent of the London Diily Telegraph, writing trom Mallow on the 24th of Jonunry, gives the following eraphic pictures of the distress there pre- valling., Me says: “The little Kerry town fs, Inthe disinal mattor of hunger and starva- tion, a fairly representative pince, It might stand for scores and almost hundreds of others nlong the western shores of the Islnd, all of thom lying so far ont of the highway of ordinary life ns to be wellnigh out of ken; all of them ontirely destitute of resources in the presence of an emergency Ike that, even the memory of which welghs me down with its exceeding gravity, and all of them Incapable of making thelr wants properly known through the maze of conflicting inter- esta that surrounds them. Inm very sorry to say it, but this Inst matter is not less im- portant than Inmentable. Many a touching story could be told here, if space availed, concerning the reltictance of the poor farm- ers and’ artisans to make their wants known, But perhaps those by whom I have been carefully followed through the country re- member the respectable tenant nat Skreen, who, with pain and only at the command of his priest, admitted that he was liv- ing on Indian meal, payment for which had been Euaranteed by Father Con- way. ‘Fhey nny also recollect the poor fel- low at Ennlsinore, whose cabin was a pleture of misery, ye who required pressure to ex- tract front him that the Inst potato bad been eaten. Nor will the cnsa of the decent me- chanic at Cahirelveen be forgotten in con- nection with the thnorous prayers of his age mother that the assistanes given her might he seeret, lest he, destitute himself, should find ft out and be so ashamed,’ As in these enses go in many others, and therefore Tam glad when s few comparatively small suing are diverted from the great funds at Dublin and placed {n the hands of 9 good man who really knows the condition of the peaple, and enn do for some of them In secret that which they would allow to be done openly only asa Inst resource.?? A GLOOMY PICTURE. “T had not left Cahirciyeen,’ says tho same correspondent, “before good: news came with the journals of the day previous, and it was my pleasant task to inform Canon Brosnan that the Government had deter- mined to advance money for expenditure upon roads, bridges, and. such lke ‘public works, [shall not soon forget tho delight with which the worthy priest recelved the information. 1t seemed to remove a poncer- ous welent front his shoulders, and the alae rity with which he and his colleagues rocecded to action in the matter showed hem equal to thelr mission, That very day, as Llearned by telegrain, it was resolved to apply, under the new regulations, for £1,000, which, with the £5,000 borrowed by ‘Trinity College, will constitute a Inbor fund of al- most priceless yalue, Under the influence of this weleome news I looked uy Inst at Cahlreiveen. Answering to the call of Pat, Mr, Spiltane’s Molly rattled me quickly through the muddy ‘street, past tho new houses on the outskirt, the very newness of which seemed to mock the poverty and wo Around, and so on into the dreary country, Twas glad to leave the place thus, for of all the towns I have scen in Ireland, Killala excepted, Cahireiveen most looks as though Providence had forgotten it in order- ing the universal law of compensation. True, I looked upon the place under exceptionally depressing conditions. $Therain nevercensed. to nour, nor the hills around to be enveloped inecloud., Down the bay Valentin Island ap- peared looming through mist, and the levels sodden with moisture, bare and binck, in the ugliness of winter, seemed just such land as would refuse bounty to the starving people. When Cahtretyeen’ was falrly left behind I had near upon forty miles before me, most of them skirting the seashore and running through a savage and forbidding region of barren mountain and stony waste. I recommend this journey ‘to any man who suffers from undue. elation of spirits. I met at overy few hundred yards somo poor creature tramping along hirough tho dreadful weather, In hope of finding a meal at the town we had left. It was generally a woman, barefooted, bedrag- eled, aud dripping, the water running off her garments in streams as she picked a path among the stones of the nawwly-monded road, Many of these wayfarers had, to all appenr- ance, Walked long and far over the wretehed bywnys of the district. I could see them here and thore coming from the recesses anion, the hills, or BiOViNe through tho bogey yal- * leys, while as to thelr inission there could hnye been no doubt, even if I had not gathered 1¢ from thelr own Ilps. It was always the saine story with them,—nothin; in the cabin at home but na husband withou work and children without food, “Shure, tho Lord is good, your Honor, and there is meal to be had in Unhirelveen.”” So the poor dale of £16 sent from Dublin had put some thing of hope into the brensta of those other- wise disconsolate creatures and drawn them for miles around from the darkness of their homes. _ “Tho Lord is good,” Indeed, when 80 little help can go so far, WORSE THAN IN CONNEMARA, From the same district visited by the above writer the special correspondent of the Li don Standard writes: “The condition of tho people in West Kerry fs at the present ile in many ways worse than that of their brethren In’ Connemara. Tho Bailiff has beenabroud among thein, and ejectinent proc- eases have been served and decrees obtained without even the semblance of resistance being offered to the course of the law. The poor creatures feel that they aro powerless, and their quiet submission to legal authority flyes them an additional claim to the syimpa- hy of all, Eviction fs at the present tine threatening a poor familywho reside at n aco called Roads; on the southorn shore of Ingle Bay. Tho deerce has been obtained against them, and nothing but the coming of the Sherif {s required to enforce ith execu- tion. Much distress, I was Informed, prevalled hiere,. and I resolved to visit the place and judge for mysulf. Accordingly I started ong morning, accompanted by a guide, and after a ride of some elzht miles irrived at the foot of the Mountain of Knock- atubber, Here we left our car, and aftern amart walk of some miles across tho mount- ain wo renched the townland of Ronds. A more miserable looking spot itwould be diffi- enlt to conceive, After walking for some thne longer we met a woman descendin from the mountain with a basket of turf, and, in reply to our Inquiry, she pointed out the eabin of John Lynch, naw about to be ovicted, The plave presented a wretched appearance. Entering through os low doorway, I found Taynel's wife sur- rounded by seven children, one of whom was fll They were half naked, and looked weak, pallid and hungry, The sick child sat on a stone in the chimney-cor-, ner, for there waa not « chair In the cabin, A broken tub containing a few hailt-rotten potatoes Iny on the floor, and these were the ly food in the house, ‘They had been re- for seed, but now eviction was thrent- , and they would cat the seed-potatocs before they were put out, so tho woman told me. A miserable bed strewn with rushes, and without a vestige of berl-clothes, stool inncorner of tho cabin. This was thosleup- ing-place of the whole family, 1 auestioned the mother, and heard_the recital of her humble tale of sorrow, No monyey, no food, no clothes, no credit,—all was Ronee sho anid; and a glance around confirmed her sad story. Hor husband hud gone into town to beg a ittle relfet, and sho hoped he would brit ¢ back a suppor for tho children, Thin, had been bad with them for two yours, their Nittle stock had been sold, and thore was nothing left, For some thue the woman had pone out,” a4 she called it, and begged for the support of the family, but she is untit to appear now for wantof clothes, Shedreads the work-house, for, as she suysy her chil. dren would be taken from her aud she could not seo them, Now she should go, for noth- Sng but the land would gatisfy the Inndlord, ‘The sight of so much misery was slekening, and I was giad to get away. ON THE ISAND OF VALENTIA, Tho same correspondent writes; “ I spent a day In visiting the holdings of the deople ground hore, and found want and depression apparent fn Srcly. Household which 1 en- rel. The complaint {a everywhore alike; the beopta have no food, uo credit, and no employment, A good year nay now cable thom to hald out; but, should it prove a bad one, a faming ts Inevitable, My next visit ‘was made to the Island of Valen! i where 1 was told much distress existed, I found that Wang Js very Fyperal, and thot it ts ethene sal 7 on the Islan number about 200, : Pesldes thelr THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1880. families, and thesa have no employment of any consequence to depend on for thelr sup- port. ‘The state quarries, once the source of Wtich revenue to the Inboring classes here, have for some time back felt the genural pression of the times. Only a little employ- ment Is afforded by them at present, and this fs severely felt by may. JAttle farmers have sold off much of thelr Ilve stock ata anerifice In order to smeet thelr rents and other engagements, ‘Thelr stock of need potatoes has been consumed. Very little now remaing to them, | A portion of the Island belongs to Trinity College, and many of the people are now depending for food upon the exertions of the local Ke- Nef Committee. The Anglo-Amerlean Tele- graph Company have contributed a hundred pounds, which formed the nucleus of n local rellef fund, and mueh of this lias been ex- pended In atoning employment, it was hoped that some of this money might be ex- pended In the purchase of seed potatoes, which are much wanted here, but. the pressure put upon the Committee by the dls- tressed people Js likely to render this a mat- ter of ditlculty. A local proprietor hns been giving employment lately at dralnage, I visited the works, and was informed’ that the men ein; toyed em make a shiliing a day, for which they are thankful. The people here are badly clad, and the attend- ance of children at the local sehools lins fallen off, the little ones being unable to at- tend for want of decent cloth HA Attempts are belng made to procure clothing fur the clildren, and a little fund fur this purpose has been started, PRAYING FOR BREAD, In the neighborhood of Silzo, writes a cor- respondent of the Cork Conatitution, the distress has reached o terrible piteh, in splte of every local effort to stem its onward ie. ‘This morning the Relief Cominittee ere walted on by 800 poor wretches ing for food, and perhaps not a quarter of them will be able to earry to thelr starving children to-night so much aaa pound of meal, The funds of the Com- mittee are running. out, they cannot give to all who apply, and they, efore, have to weed out the cases and render assistance only to those who are almost dying with starva- ton, This is: what Roderick Gearty, of Grange, inthe Parish of Ahainitsh, has to ey, about the condition of the people: Con- sclentious doctor”? of the Clifoney distriet told ime a few days ago that he was after at- tending the futher of a large Enum and that the man was dying of hunger: ani buta few hours since {inet witha highly respectable man fron the same part of the parish, and ho nssured ine that a very decent) woman and the mother of 1 Inrge family eame ‘to him fn the. morn- ing, and on her knees besought him to give her the price of a quarter-stone of meal. She was suflering tho pangs of hunger, Even In this part of tho parish, where the people are comparatively comfortable, there were some at this moment without nm marsel to eat. It is the awful truth that famine Js not merely Approaching, but that It has really come, and yet all the means that have been recelved up to the present tine wherewith to fight this fell destroyer have been £85 from the Marlborough Fund, £50 from the Mansion House, £50 from local sources, and £50 from the Bishop of Liverpool. Mun- dreds of persons crowd into -town day after day clamoring for relief. Some of the poor souls declare they havo been whole days without tasting foot, and certainly. their wasted looks, thelr sorrowful eyes and hol- low cheeks, fully confirm thelr assertion. The bulk of the population of this parish is Buuntted at tha foot of the Ox Mountains, which extend for eight miles along It. ‘The land Js bad, mostly reclaimed bog, The holdings . are ~ very small, and the people at any time are here, with few exceptions. wretchedly poor; but this year they haye been entirely nuned by the heavy ralns of the sunimer ‘and the aufiuon, which, rushing down the mount- ain-side, have flooded and destroyed both crops and cattle, and left them completely destitute, There arvaver 400 familles, which tepresent about 2,000 persons, on the list of the Relief Committee, and many of theso have eaten the last pound of food that cash or credit could bring then, and haye no hope of living on through the terrible. time that {3 efore them until next harvest, If public work be not opened, except through the Re- lief Comnittecs, DEATHS FNOM STARVATION, ‘Tho same correspondent writes: “ Har- Towlng scenes of death from want and cold are now almostof daily oceurrences. Dr. O'Neill, connected with the local dispensary at Ahamhish, went Into acabin the other day to visit n sick child. Ilo-founil the fever there doing its worst among a wide cirele of ten,—a mother and nine Nttle children,—and he also discovered tho only fool possessed by this, wretched, plaguestricken family Was it conrse cabbage and a few small handfuls of meal, It is very dlstress- ing to have, In the course of one’s duty, to draw theso horrible pictures; but nt, Jens! one lins the consolation of knowing that such. recitals sometimes do great good. Tho Rev, A. Conway, P, P., of Skreon and Dromore, declares that, in consequence of a deseription of part of his parish given ina London pa- er, no less than eleyen handsome gifts came ‘ar iis poor from England, ‘fhe reverend feptleman says: “From what will your ehar- table readers form a notion of how things aro here? Will they from the fact that man _named | Flanagan and a woman nained Fury died of sheer starvation ? Will they from the fact that Thomas Beglane, having ten acres of Iand and ten In family, ate nothing for ten days but turnips sprinkled with a Httle Indian meal,—will they from the fact that Widow Harte and another In her house ate nothing for two days, and for faur days previously only one meal on cach? I say the correspondent’s visit was an angel's yisit for my poor people, and I say from tho bottom of ny heart,’ May God. bless_nand re- ward, the people who have sent rellef to my starving people,’ In Thomastown, County Kilkenny, 9 man who had been missing for over two days was found Inst night by a nelghbor lying in his cabin in n state of starvation, SUICIDE. A Prominent and Wealthy Milwau- koean Ends His Days with a Vistol- Bullet. ¥ Special Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, Minwaukez, Wis., Feb. 15.—The community woro startled this afternoon by the announce. ment that Cyrus 1. Hawloy, an old and wealthy resident of the West Side, had committed sul- elde by shooting bimacif with a revolver at his resldence, No, 2400 Grand avenue. Tho afr transpired at To'clock. Mra, Hawley, white on- Raged up-stairs, heard n shot fired below, and, upon golng down to sce what had bappencd, found ber husband sented in an arm-chair with ® stream of blood running down his faco, and =n lnrgo revolver in’ bis hand, Ho had shot himself in tho right sido of the hoad, ona line with the eyo, and the bullot had come out an inch or more above the point of en- tranes. Beveral physicians and surgeons were callod, who pronounced tho wound necessarily fatal, although death might not supervons for a day or two, Tho caso {s unquestionably one of sulcide, although the family aro using avery on dcayor to create tho impressiou that the .shaot- ing wasucoldontal, Forn week or more pust he was known to have acted singularly, as i sufforing from acpreasion of spirits or mental aberration, Ie was alwuys a great atudent, and sclontitic subjects were bis hobby, Mr, Hawley 48 about 40 years of ago, and a Milwaukeoan by birth. Tile futhor camo to Milwaukee In 1815, and died hero in 1871, leaving a large and valua- ble ostuto that ins since became geome of the best Woat Kido redidence proper! Tho bulk of this catate wis bequouthad to C3 ) thus ren- dering him independently ‘wonliby Tho suichia was a married man, and bis one brother younger thun himself, Dr, Robert Hawloy, << JOURNALISTIC, Bpectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribuns, DANVILLE, Il, Fob, 1.—The Weekly Poat, a Democratic organ of thie city, has absurbod the Daily Wmes, a paper with Republican untecod- a m4 fas x thd Dally Post. es << A COLONY BADLY OFF, _ HAW FRANoI8CO, Fob. 15.—A Victoria dispatch says tho recent severe weather fu British Colum Dia was so futal that stock und feed prospects fre so Dad that, unloas there ia an curly marked changed for the better, the colony will be largely dopendont for moat on Oregon "and California for at least thro years to cone, OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. New Yous, Feb, 15,—Arrivou, State of Indiana, from Glnsgow, Havne, Feb. 16.~Tha steamship Amorique, froin New York, has arrived. Queenstown, Fob, eethe Steamer Indianu, from Pbiladelphia, bas urrives Avald a oostivo habit of not only bo- “cause of the Aitoneiaye discomfort, but bat te Gngender more serious consoquences, Dr. Juyuo's Banativo Pills ore olthor laxative or Fane Seay aeAe teas nn to produce sore! 0! liver and stomach, os PRESIDENTIAL. —____ Continurd from First Page, HH fonkling, 2; Cameron, 1; Edmunds, 3; Gare eld, 1 In the responses two points aro especial: Fient, tho expression of preferences noteworthy: {a remarkably frank; seco reaponses appear nate The fettera con- tain many strong expressions against the third term. One letter saya that out of 5,000 Re- ubilean voters in Lehigh County not 200 favor Jen. Grant's nomination, and not more than 9,000 will voto for him if hu ts nominated, THE CONVENTION. THE HON. JOUN C. NEW and his son arrived in the city from Indinnapolls Saturday evening, and took up quarters at tho Palmer House, where thoy will remain several days. Mr. New is best known os ex-United States Treasurer, and, while his signature Is not uuste as fatnous us Splnner’s, It atill adorns many of Uncle Sam's notes yet In cireulation, Mr. Now's son laa reporter on tho Indianapolis Journal, and hence Mr. New appreciates what a reporter's trials and tribulations aro, and there- fore ho was not o hard man to get tosit down and huven talk with, Mr. New ts Chairman of the Sub-Committes of tho National Republican Executive Committec, which hus in churge tho looking after tho boll for the meeting of tho Nattonal Republican Convention In June. Suld be: We bnve been somewhat misrepresented as to our Intentions toward the citizens of Chicagu. We do not purpose to slight thom, or trent t Hberal efty Inany mean or Oixhonornble wa: © What fa your mission?” naked the roporen, “T come here on business connected with the coming National Reprtbtiean Convention. come here to louk after the arrangements of our meeting-ball, which 18 4 thing of the uttnost Roportance. I want to say desc very dlatinctly that thore {4 not anything tn the appointment of that Committee antasconistia to Chicago, or that there {s the lenst intention ta reflect In auy way upon the courtesy and kindness which Chicago hus always uceerded Republican Conventions waen they were held here. Great complaint had been mide by the friends of the reverul candidates whose names came before the Cincinnati Convention as ta tho manner in which the tickets had been distributed, and the arrangement and ma teement. Before the place bud been tixe tho Committee It was, understood that the tonal Committee should hive charge of tho hall during the Convention, and the miutingement of It was to be referred to tho Executive Cominit- tee, who authorized the President to appoint a sul-committee, which he did, and of which Com- initteo | was selected as the Chairman, Speaking for that Committee, I desire to aay that we rec. oguize tho rent iiberatty of tho eltizens oi Chicuyo, and the genorosity which they have manifested to the Committee, No city in the Union fs so well titted for holding « National Convention us is tho City of Chicago, and its citizens pholl hive all courtesy extended to them that it is in the power of the Committe to grunt consistent with the obligations which thoy ure er to the delegations from other States, and in justice to tho candidates that may come before the Convention. The proffers of tho management of the nrrangementof tha ball and the chargy of the ndiistons thereto, was mude by the representatives of Chicage in Wush- Jngton, ws well 18 by the representatives of other = Satta nize the local feeling of the people, and only desires to da justice by ull. The members desire todeal equitably to the fullest extent in thelr Power, and do justi — to nll” “Then thore was no sdesire to slight Mr. Root, the member from this Stute?” “Certainly not; and 1 think he will under- atund our motives, 1 simply desire this state. ment to go before the Chieigo peoply to show them that we npprecinte their good will aud gen- erous kindness,” From the Convention to PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS was but a step, and the reporter asked: “What is tho politieal outlook iu Indiana as ee view it,and what are the prospects of the tepublican purty in tho State?" “Tho State of Indiann will vote the Repub- Mean ticket i 180, and when the polls close on tho night of thy election ft will be found that Fndlana has gone epublican by a decided mus Jority. Whoover the nominee of the Republican Convention in Chicago may be, the purty of our Btote will support. The Republican party of Indiana has not been more In earnest and united and so Vigorous in [ts intent since 1860. There arg no. local dissensions,—there are no breaches to he there no familly feuds within its ranks. Jt presets a solid and unbroken phalanx ready again to battle for Justice and the Right. " The delegation to the Na- tlonal Convention from Indiana are ape pointed = from the — Congressional —_ dis- trieta, to which delegntes are sent from the country primaries, The delegution to the Chi- eago Convention will by composed of our best representative clement of the party In the State, anu the delegation will come to Chicago unin- structed.” . © Who seems to have tho Presidential boom in Indiana?" “Tho Hepudlicana aro somewhat divided in tholr choice, Gen. Grant has a great many fricnds, but the sume can be saliof Senntor Diane, Secretary Sherman, and Mr. Washburne,"* * Bae who has the upper hund, in your opin- ne fi “That Tam unable to say, Personully, Tam for Gen. Grant, because [ believe that he can carry more Electoral votes than any man who can be nominated, f belleve ft would bo to tha interest of the Repubitcan party to nominate Gen, Grant. It {gun open secret that the Demoerntic leaders propose to count in thelr candidate under the present Elvotlon lnwr, whether he ree ceives a majority of the Electoral votes or not, and the Republican party should nominate a man who hus tho courage and determination Aufficlent to prevent any villainy of that sort, 1 bellave that Gen, Grant hos n atronger following in the United States than any other candidate, but neither he nor his friends would place bi miuno before the Convention and the peaplo, e: copt that be and they thought that he repre- sented the sentiments of the Republican party. Jobn Sherman, Juines Q. Huine, and E. B, Wash- burne have many friends in Indiana, and who- over Is nomlunted will recoive the full, and eor- dial support of tho party in the State.” “What is your viow of the Democratic party in Indiana” “The Demoernoy in Indiona is allat sen. It igs family of much variety of feeling and son- timent. Thero may bow union of banda in tho mirty, but it 1s cortainly not of hearts, Mr. Floniricks ia vory ponuluy-with tbo Jocal. polls ticinns, Ho Js a gentil gentleman and an hotest man, but be is not Hkely tobe noml- nated by his purty. Another ton bas risen in tho same forest, Mr. Williatn I. English, who ts a millionaire, and an excecdingly-shrewd politlent manuger, and bo will divide the Democratic purty in Indiana before the Natlonal Conven- Yon? However, Mr. Tilden will elther be nom- inated by the party, or ho will dictate tho mann or brenk the machine. They have not got cid of Mr. Tilden yet, and ho Ja a ghost that will not down 8o enslly, and the power to mukeor break other candidates.” How Spectacles Are Mado A writer in tho Philudelphin Press says: “Tho white lens fn uso ia tho ordinary spectacle of conuuerce is made of the common window-pane lane rolled In kheets; somotimes tt Is mady fate pulls, From these ure ent pleces of about one and a quarter toone and half tnehes in size; they aro then taken inte the grinding-room tie each piece cemented separately upon what is called a lap of a somi-elrcularshape, These are imade to fit into a corresponding curve arenucer, into which fine emery powder ts Introduced and subjected to a awift rotary motion, The grad) curve in tholep gives to the glussas it is geod B corresponding shapo, until the desired centre is reached; tho lip fa then taken out and enbe ducted to warinth, which melia the coment auilciently to purmit the shiss being removed and turned upon the pppaalt site, whon the Biine process ix renowed, This belnye completed, tho lenses are detached agin from tha lap and takon to anothor depurtinent, whero they are shaped toflt the frames. This {4 soarniataal by ainachino of extrome delicacy. Each pleco of glosa ly put separately upon @ reat, whonn dMomond is brought to bear upon it, moving in tho fori of im oyul, thus cutting tho desired ize; but tho edges, of course, are rough anil wharp, and must bu beveled, For this purpose thoy dro turned over {nto another ket of hands, moatly girlt, who have charge of the in stones, Which are nro about Hix Inches In thick: noss, Each Sperator {s provided with a gues the glass fa taken between the forcAnwer and thumb and held suitlelently sideways to produce balf tho desired bevel; whon this is nttained tt 1s again terned aid the othor aido of tho. bevel completed. Durlug this process it is constantly gauged in onter to agcortain that the frame will clong upon it without too much pressuie, which would break tho lens. “Tha uext prooces to which the lung is sub- ected ia that of Tone and requires OX- Teme cure, 0 person buying” this depart- mont taxattond to Ja placed ina ental room alone; across the entrance {4 hung & curtaln, which {s only druwn aside xuficiontly to ndmit the required amount of light from a window gov- oral fect away, upon one af the top pines of which fa placed a pleco of heavy cardboard with aémall bole cut in the contre Fepresuauiag the Dull'eeye of u taxgot. Through thik the ruys of light shine upon tho lens In tho hands of a worke nianand are reficeted through It to adark back- ground, ‘Phe lens js thon mnoved luck and forth upon an inch measure until the proper focus ts attained, Say. for instance, the extroine ond of tho meusure ‘is alxty-two Inches, tho Tens ta placed at that, but does not focus; it is graduully: inoved along by inch, until, perbaps, tt fa brought to tirty-ufz inches, AL this tho propor hight of contre or focus ta uttalned, and it bi thon numbered thirty-six, The sane operition iy of course necossury with every lens, This accounts for the numbers which ure upon spe tacles or glusses of uny kind when purchased,’ —<————_—. ¢Choeryblé Brothers, Tho nearest realization of tho Cheeryble Trothers of Dickens i furnished in Air W, Lawrence and Ald. Lawrence, of Tandon, brothors and partners, who rotired from busl- ness a fow weeks ago. They hunded over tho whole of their business to thefr clorks and mun ayers who bad gerved thoin fulthfully for years with tho sui of £30,000 ta curry {t on, give the |rdsans whe bud served thow for ten years and upward sume In pi . and a few of tho oldest an anntal if no Interest in the now firm for a A Capital Contrivance, Norristown Herald, An enterprising D wheellurrows to Itio de Janeiro, and the natives: Mied thom full of atone and such, and carried thom on their bends, contrivances, and wondered to get along #0 many years without THE TRIBUNE. RRANCH OFFICES. ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMER- tl hout the city, wo hava Katab- in the different Divisions, a¢ adverusements will changod at the Main to the number of shipped somo” d, scarcely any of the said it wasn capital Bo'clock p,m, during Aturrinys: lors and’ Btotlonors, 125 y-sccund-at. MOVALT, Drugtiat, 018 Cottage Grovo-ay, ewsleaior, Stationer, ete, 99 near Weatorn-ny. RN, Drugutat, 26 Ilan feland-ay., K, Jowoler, Nemadontor, ain EMH, Printing and Advertisin; err evo, 5 Bast bivintone is. Druguista, 45 North 4, BEN NE West Sadiaann cornerof Twoltth 3 SONAT—J011 b RD: rough. Write or telegraph your whereabouts, ar Krenztiach, Germany: AM L—l WAVE ‘mother dunt; Tdesire nf ute, “Adirons CXL i for her tila bi si {OR BALH—ON THB SOUTH SIDE=HANDSOME reased brick residence, built fou e ATR i hardwood, overy modern improvement, very fine dining-roum and kitchen on, Darn: all material und werkmunsh! superior quality. ‘oUeRn Zot A larger hotise bu SEARO NT ae Wwasningtonene” saelor Hoor: bricl fa of the mast uy, aftar which tne We've kot. D.G, HAMILTON, 135 iy GAN’ ce. £2) Wort Waahingtonen three stories, bavement, und aub-cellari feet, fronta south, luded, 3,0) wor OLDS, 4 Dearbor TV feet, fot Bri nace, range, und =e ONT Fi tury Lake tuperior brown-stone 1 uo; tine brick burn, KLOne Rteps and Aid routh front on! Van Bucen-nt., half block win offered In the froin Ashlandeny, nt ind gus chandoliers cost iW, T. I, sdtnanest, ¥ W., Near Hightocnth-st, STONE RHONT 1 i carrnot Loe in nn h wiefoot fot, tn rame BON TELL, UF Waabington-at, EF — uy. north of ORSALE—MICHIGA Twenty-third-st. MATSON MOUSE ON MICHIGAN- Tot fect front. TY FEET NEAR LULL, oF Washing- SUBURBAN REAL 1 VOR SALE—Ol WILL EXCHANGE FOI CIICA- fae Improved or unimproved unt erty—A mont elegant home at Geneva, on Fox. Hiver, 3) Miles frum Chieazor large 1 Toundation, 1) rooms besides closota, buth; feult room, ¢te. bum complete in a EM) bowling-alley, acres of ground, wi all kinds of frutttrees, yielding beyond jwsnlbie cons tefstern, cives constant How af ugh house; the most cumplote und beautl Cie ul bo purchased nt neumberod prop- ful home tn vielnit THOVALUANLY FACT PET 40 fret deep, with oxcelient rallrond facil- tant tty Hilts Ea 0 Water and sower- nue, J. IL, KOFF, 14 Renper Rock, ALS FROM REAL owners that have a butlding Mt for wnat Ing purposes, or that are willing to orect ramo for a riytu rent for w term of ACTURER, Tribune occ, TO RENT—HOUSES, TANTED—PRODOS, ESIDENCE WITIT 1 HOOMS AND nland-av. Parlors, dining- ime tor. Immediate ee SOME, Room 4, i! OU! month, Glante roams Ha th tirst floor and bases 17 Wostorn-ay, Inquire at (05 South Side, LENT—FLAT OF 4 ROUSMS IN NUILDING 16, and =) Third-ny., betw: neate., KUStAIO for NTT Room 7, NO Lasalle-st. ‘Kson wnd Van Bu- FRED W, BAN- bt ‘0 peer COMED ISHED ROOMS __ £0 RENTOS TPO RENT-STONE NO. 21 EAST MADISON-ST. and baxement, opposite Fiold, Laltor & Coca wholeralo house. ‘Three houses, with five acres of land each, in Mon- troso, elaht miter from Chen AN, 70 La Salle-st, NT MMxt near corner of Mad! and Frunklin-ats, ff, PUT WIN, 135 V te, Room $4, it AND HASEME Wand “18 Thind-ag.y alea’ if Hearborn-xt., betwoon Jackron and Yan Power eaxily uynilahtc, ALFRED W. BAN- ROSE, oom 7, 10 Ln Salle-at, Miscellnncous, O RENT—LANGE AND SMALL WELI-LIGHT- ruomea for. manufacturing: rower, und oluvater, q To, i asntinit floor, ANOU'T MARCH 1, A nu, by & family of four tua, not farther south than’ T'wenty-sccundeat., or, forth Sido, east of Clarkest., ot ent nVO All mourn improvement of care guaranteod, SaUlafactury references Ba to responsibility, ote. Will pay t fn t@ jocation and rent. Wastep nicely furntetied how hed Ir ront promptt Kadross X52, ANTED--TO RENT-COTTAGE OF ANOUT t sonth of ‘Twanty-ninthest,, bandy to Tlt~ nots Central trulns; must bo in ood repair, Address 1031, Tribune ones. RENT—BY A two or three furnicherb rooms for ne, Land north of 'wontyetil 42, Tring ofica. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. GENTLEMAN AW, W, KIMBALL'S, AND ADAMS-STS,, CHICAGO, wing well-known tnutruionts: 1 1 KIMBALL CHAPHL ORGANS. BOLD FOR CASH EVERY INSTRUM WALUSTRATE! DIN i OW INSTALLMENTS, AIRANTED FOR FIVE YHAMS, D CATALOGUE KENT FILE. JMEN'ES TAKEN IN EN IN DAU STATEST nan Puctory, 6} East Indis TRADESMEN AND MECHANICS— Unk, correcting, wid closing books, Ruom 9, basement, 0 Lo Balle-st, INDS OF TRAMING AND ne, 615 Wast Pourtaane UGS AND COCKIOACILES EXTERMINATS xtormninntors forsale, fuT Clnek-at. Hoorn & yy cuntract(warrtitod Valtornddreee A OAK LA ENTS WAN'TEL most poplar an drone Wostorn Dopartmont fhe Mutual 2.1fe-Assoclation of Clevatund, U., West Phinda, Ciocinnutl, 0. a FRITH 1b Bit GAanT-O! clothing at GELDELS, bod Stuto- ruure ML prompily attuuder Ewtablish AL doonitien 151 15 yours’ expari © bern iy tranwactode 1A, . ofice und court-roui SU ast Hod wand Lad Cha tel torts, ote, wi de “WANTED—MAL: Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. ANTED—A_ THOROUGIT, PRAOQTICAT, ROOK= : keeper, Address, giving refo: expected, #2), Frvuneamens “rence 8G sRINEY ‘Kradens. ‘ -. ANTED-A GOOD BItAss STAMP 0 A tek Eurtloalars Iinquira of CUNVER DAG: WANTED OOP ehonANolg: STEAL EM.” ate ; : niciled & CO, 25 North Thisteate Re boule, Bene W NTED=A COOK AT HARVHVR RESTAT. tant, opposita ‘Transit House, Btock-Yat como osrly. Bs Employment Agencies, ‘, WARTED 10 GOOD LANOLERS FoR THH\ iron mines: wager, $1.45 to $1.10; froo fare: ton chy re omonth, and hoard: 5 EMRE SE, NNER she SoBe Mincollancoun. ANTRD—A FEW REALLY GOOD BOLICIT- ‘om; muatba men capable of approaching our Dost business and professtunal mon in both elty and COUNT Apply nt Koom 6 105 Dearborn-at, baso- V rANTED—AGENTS — WH AVA A RAR ys chome for mon af genteel nypearance and Avorn tact. and can, show any man how to mako : monoy op smisil, eapltal; §lsample, froe. Tapers for ‘ pany. Merrit Mnfg, Con Room 2, 7 and 2 North Se a \WWANTED—ATHOROUGHTY ENERGETIC MAN, permanent position with weckiy salary, e Appis to MANAURIL "a0 'Wabnahray. aftor 4 o'eluce : \VANTED-CANVABSING “AGENTS, TO BEAL Misa Fanny Parnell's now book, © Slovels 1 poland,” % centa retall. Addrens THOMAS KELLY, fi Eefutanoe if Unrolny-nt, New York, H 4 Domestics. WANTED-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL WII0 ON= dersiands cooking, washing, and ironing. In- quire at iki Wabaaheny, Pa a ait aE at apt ae UN yc. ss f South ban Hatlornt. tnt houga Butt Of Fltay-Atth. i \WASTED-A Gilt, FON GENERAL TiouaE: | * Works Ro fe irl. (02 Enat In: Ahunn-st,, botween Scamatresacs, . 4 Wasten-riey MacIiNy Gms, FouRTO row by hind, and one man for ironing. Corner of Woon nil Haatingnestn, W NTE! HRS TO SEW ON COATH BY na band don machina. Apply at IUD Afil+ ” wankerny. q SITUATIONS WAN’ i Bookice : 1, ar us collector, by a capable and ti elorien) wast pico ratall bank Sng ehoe, trade; eine’ it mall aniary, FI . ences, Address A'S, Tribunerathee es ony refer > F S ATION WANTED—AB BOOKREEPEN, AS- i S BINAnE Or Bork 3,f man at oxpericnco: wining a 3p grurks salary, modorate, ference, Addross “Trader. ; GITUATION WANTED — BY A, COMPETENT 4) ‘custom cutter of soveral years’ experience in # New York City, First-class references, Address 3 M B, Hox Ml, Olumwa, In. Mincellancous, 9 vT THD—AS THAVELING SALES . ‘D man for a wholesale grocery house; wii! travel on A commnilasion of salary; want &uood houses can com- : Mund 8 good trado in Miinols; Lows, Nebroxkn, and 4 Kanann, Wert of referonces. Addreas AX, ‘Tribune. SA A bung, SITUATIONS WANTED-VEMALE. Domeaticn. ITUATION WANTED-FOR GENERAL TOUSH- worl by, 8 German girl. Iteferunces given and re quired. Ziddouth Sorgun-at., rear, Employment Agencica. 4 TTCATIONS WA, FAMILIES IN NEED OF : § good Seatidinavlan cr German female help can bo : Runplled at, DURKE'S office, LG Milwauken-ny, IN. ANCE: YOUNG MAN IAS “8,00 ‘To INVEST INA AA. paying business, manufacturing preferred, State full particulars, 6 Tribune uffice. JO SALECTAVERN AND DINING HALL If the best tawn an the Chicago & Pacific Itallroa, dole a paying cash businesn: well established and advertised; furnished, or without; » bake-oven at- actt i Pinte Pe Me un Rus House, Hox: 21, Byron, 1k y — we PU SALU—HOOK, STATIONERY, AND WALI- Ho ke AP Hee i cee ‘bargain; $1,000 wo $5,000 cash. Addevss, with Tuil'namiey : 2,0 jeaga, yor RUG STONE, IN 1LLANUIS-LOCA- Yon sultable fur Gorman or Ajmerienn, Any ono Gentine» good business, addross C, FISIIEIL, Wore Frowe SALE-STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOKS, AND tixtures—A mite opportunity for nny person, wink ing to ormgy tn the business. “iteat Jocation in tho city. HIsTON BRUS,, IM Twonty-socond-st. ; VOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURER OF Re a a RE he Pold cheap; parties loay! 3 Bis Wont Stadiaonsat. ele POW SALA—A GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES Padi goud.nelahborhood: owner going Into other AO Thirty-tiret-st. vf GRGCERY, DRUG, AND OTHE “BYOCKS 7 “bought, hold, und ‘exchanxeds no charge unless gucceastuls Rood buninosy openings always on hand. 4B KIMBALL & CO. bai Washington-at., Room 18 ‘PRgrosaTs FOR DIns—UNDER ORDER OF THB ie Superior Court of Cook County, entered Feb. 5, : J80,in thy cage of Johnson ot al. vs. ha Fdolity Kavings Hank und Bate Depoaltory, in Chancery. a Litty (od) and Bato : Mer for sate fire hundred anc ) shares of tho : eapltal stock of the Catumot & Chicago Canal & Dock > Company. All bids aro oxprosaly to be aubfect to nc- copied oF rejection according to the direction of tho ‘ Court. All bids must be made on or before ‘Tuosday, : abruary soventeanth (7th, 180, “¥. A. TUIUMLN, J WANTED ~4 MAN WHO TTAS #500 TO INVEST ue in # legitimate enterpriso; must have some: . knowledge of mechanics; none but ono who can gona woll rocommended, nued apply} an excellent opportunity fs offered. Address 1 buno aMico. FINANCIAL. AMPREPALED ‘10 LOAN MONHY ON DIA- ZA" monda, watchon, and Jowolry. LIYMAN'S Loan ‘+ ‘Omice, 121 Handolpheat, one dour east of Clark, Olt us kold and silver bought for cash or exchanged; fur slo, diamonds, watches, and jowetry 25 por cent I than store prices. usiness contidontiat, ASS AMOUNT 70 LOAN ON VURNITORE AND planoa without removal. 18t Randoiph-at., loon 4, DVANGES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ‘ ote, at uno-balf brokor' rates. 1), LAUNDEL, TRoon3 and th 0 Kandolpbest. Estabtishod 15k, ARY AMOUNTS OF MONEY TO LOAN ON ZA furniture, plution giz. nt lowest rules, with= utremoval. vam 11, 9 Dearborn-nt. CAS PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND SILVER = ‘Munoy to loan on witehos, diamonds. and values i tes of every dosoripuan, at GOLDSMID'S Lonn and Fiatbion ONice (licensed), 0 Kast Modisun-at Extab= she [ORES TOLQAN ON TONG TIME AND Tow . ' INL" rato ny the Atochantcs'& Wrudors’Bavings loan 7 and. Bullding Awsoctation, 110 Boarborist,. UG, 2 jucrotary. on \[ONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY AT currant mtos of Interest, C.H. FERIY, oom 3,51 LA Ballons ONEY TO LOAN ON FUORNITURN, PIANOS, Sie, without Famuval, J, C. & Us BARI, Went Monroo-nt. : "TOTAL SOM An TOW HATES OF IN FREESE on a ; banners proporty, ADOUPIELONE & HROTHER, band ii barsatierse = HOARDING AND LODGING. - South Sido. = 16 EubEIpar-counr — ELEGANTLY | FUIs :nlshad family and singlo rooms, with board, North Side. I. FOURTIC DOOR FROM thy bride—Front rooms, with bourd, $1 to § por weoks without hoard él ta 8G : Hotels. LAURENCE JIOUSH, CORNER STATE AND HAR= Beatle a ie ate Ae MAE joard und roum, por tay, i q Sito His wlso furtishod roume rented Witbuut bongds FENGHIBIL HOUSE, St EAST WASHINGTON-B1L— we 4 Down sgnin) single rooin and board, #4 to #7, Hoss " tournnt tickous, 2) meals, 6. ranstonts, €1 8 day. PIASUINGS Hoosy, 19 AND B HAST ADAMS-8T, —Woll-furnished rooms, with board, from & to gf Ln per week. Duy board, H per wook, ‘ITsuslunts, $25 lo Fd per day, : z INDO 1OUSE, IM BLATE-BT. RIGHT OF- posita Paliner House—Houm aad board, 5 to a por wuuk; $10 pur day, ir Poanyann SUIT OF ROOMS FOR BEL | onitomun), child, and guvurness, whorn ura i: poatlvoly nu. utter boarders, "X XS, Tribune uBice, Beaune: GENTLEMEN WOULD LIKE TWO ple nt rooma | private fosutly with breakfast Bout of refuroncos. Address, with ful 1), Box AW, ~~ HORSES A RIRTAGES, LARGK s'rock FASITIONANLE CAR« wi fand: ag juus, rockaway#, coupoluttes, the vals ‘abrated Pennoyor slde-spring Lusivess buggics, and nw wiliptic spring pleanere, wagons, Ate, « lure Ol of Urat~oluxs sucund-hund yelicios, comprising food Kilian landuu, eyupe, rockawuy, & larye gens { wrot Litter ote, ry rousonable, vy PRNNOYKICE CO, 20 Walash-av, RIX FXCELLENT WORK HONSES jt peices fro 8W to lO ewch. Inquire ner Fisk gud ‘twenty-socond-sts,, bo- 4 juck, Goss & Puilllps Mea, . TAN’ MINED SADDLE AND DIVING horsy, color bay, with black ‘polnuy, IS} bands high, aud woixh from ‘10 to 1,100"pounds; must ba ' yuutig, stylish, wid sound and, if woll guited, will Eee ‘hat he ix worth In cash, Address, for Bdays, Ui, : ‘Tribune ottive, z pons our bay fweun und Lo PR : DURBAN J CLANK 81, CHICAGO—COMBUT = tatlun frue. personally or" by letter, on droata iuule uF tuiualy divodaus, Cures warranted. Flnost Nuatratod Dook oxtant, Si Doauthiully bounds - presertplona tor ull Ulswasos SL pustpald, NEMYOUS EX AUSTIONS A MEDICAL ousay, comprising & serive of jootures do vered at Kaho’s Musvutn of Anatomy, on tho attass and cure of prowmture deuling, shuwing Indlaputably: how Jost bealth muy be regutuud, nifording clone synopels of Linpedinivnts ta diarriace, and tho trust.‘ musnl uf nervougnad physlcal debility, betuwtharusult of twenty years’ expurluncy, wunil, 43 con yyney or postage state, Addavas Bet fisry Kobn's uscum, ny roadway, Now York. f eee RON VAUI t sy LE-COLT'S REVOLVING #HUT-GUN, Fr i toad AG, Bs PES Ais SEAN An Ses BO eed