Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 3, 1880, Page 7

THE LAW. Appellate Court De- aBatch of —_——_——_—- Llife-Insuranco—A. Cemetery Cnse- ee Dearborn. Theatre—Jurisdic- tion of County Courts, ——EE judgments and New Suits, J of J Divorces, Etc. APPELLATE, COURT, m of the Appellate sterduy morning, Judges Halley, Wil- Allister all being precent, and they sions in all the enses thoy t. Tho following 1s tho lets and remanded—107, si, Lawrence va. Mutual Life-Insure Brant. vg. Gallup; 412, at Newe Company Rallway Compatty va. Ancoin; 408, Knowlton New vS., Walkers 611, Haines: comnans's Blk, auhert. ve. Goniricl ie ‘e Tenedeke tt ‘Van Herschiott: and , ‘ennedy va. Flane ery; Sis Culbeslay Vv —— sILLTYY OF NOTES. t question was raised in tho ‘Tho National Life-In- 0 United States, one of torday by the Appellate Avery important A. FF ompany of thi inquestion were inndo by the South and & Building association, payable rof A. F. Fawsctt, and indorsed by “Pay to tha Second National ith. for collection, for account Marding, executor of f. Fowaett.” Tho bank pimas follows: pank of Monmoy decenscil. aA. thom without hens fn his possessian, In oihe Insurance Company, thom withamt any 1 rood faith sole the latter tak- Fawaett's chim tho indorsement, A arisen, the Dutlding Sock wwersy av Pa panies fader, naking to huve Faw- fied a BIL Of hut sie aa the Insurance decree wis aut a litle of the Insurance’ Company to 18 freee feAllister said (ho controlling 0 wite Whether tho Indorsemen extion by Fawactt. nmentoft them «ts passed unity to the Indorsee. ely aselgned sons to py nt te the Indorsee, its neg! hit; but whore the indursem hown to have been for coll ind for no other purpose, thoy Tho intention ovidently not _recelvo note for Fawaett, mich an abso} thelr negotinble Ifa billor note were 188 tho whole {nh tiucteto cptastdl tye would pres wit pottmusfer the title. jurding, sted the former of all his interest In ‘Where tho payee indorsed In a form futention to. pnganil his Interest, nt imparted a consideration re- id whenever that wis the case In the Instriiment would be de 1 absolutely to the Aerignee, fon passed all his inter thor tho bank took os for collection for the usc of Hunting, In either ense st was a truste: The only. test was whethor tho thon it imparted ‘and tho title passed, carrying withitthe negotiable qualities of th ‘Tho decision of the Court below, {nconsonance with that rule, would LIFE-INSURANCE. Anothor important case was that of Annie B. lawrence vs, ‘Tho Mutual Life-Ineurance Com- jany, Involving # question of Hfo-lusurance. Thiswas an action of debt brought by Mrs. Lawrence torecoyeron two policies of lifo-in- tirance for $10,000 and $2,000 respeatively on tho Joromiah I. Lawrence. Doth policies contained a clause that if tho party shoutd “die fn consequence of a ducl, or of tho violation of Inw, or by disease or accl- dent brought about by intoxication, or shall fin- paris health by mircotles or alcoholic atim= Company, shall from all ability on account o! mich [ndorectne: Fawectt's indurseiment tl {t made no difference whet indorsement evinced the inte: ‘co's Interest. aconsileration; life of her husband, bo. .roleused. f thin contract. It ‘col that the self-de- whether voluntary or sud whether ho be suno or insnne snot a risk ussumed by the Com- ‘ut fn such caso tho Com- not reserve held on 1 Lin the Clreult Court, it (hat Mr. Lawrence, nbout lve months tefore his death, had a run of e from which ho had not fully recovered. Four ortive days before bia death he fell Into tho Calumet River, and after that had sovero On the morning of his decense, ho was adviscd Sshereby declared and ngre aeaction of the person, pany tn this contract,” typhoid fover lief, took two other joon after this ho wis and, thinking he had J taken, he repeated his and, not experiencing any re doses a little aftervard, sized with vomit; thrown up what he dose, ‘Two or three more doses were tnkely lowed hy vomiting, and ho died at 6 o'clock tho samo dny. ‘The Coroner's Ju to his death from the cumu! peated doses of Jaudanim taken w! and for the relief of ubdominnt pain, he bud vomited the lirger part of each dose, an that hig death was accidental. This was tho ovi- and atter {t was ail in,on ttarney it wis stricken ry found be came lative effect of ro- ithout advice, dence for the plaintif, motion of defendant's a ‘out, on the ground that Lt was Insuficte tal pliintift’s cause of action, found forthe defendant, and the plaint- The Appellate Court, by Judge Dalley, motlon to strike out tho plaintiif’s evidence was Inthe nature of a demurrer, and adinitted not only tho facts proved, but algo every conclusion ury might fairly an ‘Tho ovidence in the exso fustified tho jury in tind Lawrence was unintentiony! y driw thurefroin, would hayo full that the denth of and that he was sane at that th gueation of negligence, that was purely & quce- fon of fact, and, the jury having beon provent- nit, st must be held ag though thoy hud decided It adversely to tho defendant, ho question, In effect, thon, was whethor the: accidental death of a sano tha meaning of tho at ed from passin, person wns within ve conditions, simply be- cause the decoused unintentionally happened to tho proximate cause of bis own di A rely uecldental death could In no pro| terined un act of self-destruction. fuch death that it was “sulclde,” or “death by his own hand,” which were used as syn! ious terns, would be simply an abuse of lan- ausge. Itwasonly where death resulted from an €xpresa design on tho part of the deconscd, or froin somo act which, though performed with no intendon of producing deat! ent, that the deceased could be the responsibility of sclf- cate go boyond ” that, rellove the Iusurers from liability, casa where tho avis of the {neu ligonco on bls part, d orien or terminate bis it rou dn imost causes render life polteles of very Pile value Co tho insured, It followed that the efensc rested suloly on the chat bel inst Lawrence, ug ono of fact, should have been and tho defendants, having with- m the only bly competent to do- wore not ina position te clulm that wny ed. Tho decision of ho aire tho rnotlen ca strike woe Was erroneous, aud the caso Would therefore be reversed und remanded. A GRAVE sult. Pied caso of tho Villago of Jofforson vs, Tho henmlan National Comotory Associition wont He to the Appellate Court by stipulation before ma decroo in the court below, and was dls- Ralssed very aummarily, ‘This was a bill to pre- ‘Vent tho Assoolation from establishing a ceme- bid on Clybaurn ayenuo, 11 the Village of Jof- rate and to compel thom to removo sumo lies which had alroudy been buried there, to an was argued on the preliminary motion Ta itiunetion tn October, 187%, and wn Injuno- lon denied. In Docombor, 1879, aatipulation pelata Court on t only certain vut design o: contribute to roof culpable Degiigence ay Phat question, Regiigence had been the court below grant! the pleadings, Ae mus also sures tha’ - uh re file tual injunetion, shoutd ba tssuode OU? Court below refusing the is be allirmed and the bill dil an niloy, however, sat duwn on this neat ment very emphatically, Ho suid nifest attempt to obtain thoopinion: pellate Court as to thi rlocutory order while tho caso was ub thero was to tako juri such circumstances, Umited -the Jurisdiction of Of error tram Qnal dered, decislon should bo 6 propricty ol a te, orders, and do- rder, Judgment, or decroe. Nor K come under thy provision that an appeal is when the bill was wlmply for un injune- tan Order for disps Wy clad prayed Toreateoe rehee thas tho othe! elie: UL the tng of tho injunction. As tho Col THE CHICAGO thorefore without Jurisdiction, tl ni D Hodlemissod it tho donteer the Molt erat — THE WALKER ESTATE. Another opinion was alse fled inthe dower care of Martha A. Walker vs. Ramuel 0, Walkor and othera which was decked by the Appellate Court at the October turm, (878, It seems that that opinion omitted ail conslderation on the cross orrors nasigned by tho appellee, and a doubt nrose ns to whether tho deereo of the Bu. pering Court was to he reversed bn whole or only part. Hy atipulation, then, the c 118 res argued in all pointe nid an opinion Med yesterday, in whieh tho Judges hott | to their former decision, ‘Thoy find that the verdlet of tho Jury awarding Mrs, Walker $1,500 yonely dower fa tho property In controveray. If 0 certaln Inenmbranee on [twas vold, but dnding that nothing was due her if the tneumbranco, was valld, was erroneous, and that the Jur: should have deelded whether or not the inoume to give her some defnit 18 iso held that the pur- ns attorney of the Walker heira, of Hing mechante'ssllon decree aygalnat tho property, whieh was superior to tho dower lton, waa not an extingulstinent of, tho mechanie’s Hen, 99 05 to operite in favor of tha widow, and If Small chose to eee the deereo on ‘sot he could don. ‘The exeeution of tho quip. elaim deeds by the hetrstaSimall waa part ot tio Bante transitetion, and was but a mere surrender to Smmll or an equity of redemption ther aime: extinguished, For.the penne (t might be pre- Rumed, of removing from the title any possible eloud such equity inight create, As to nll othor pial tho decree of tho Superior Court was nf- rmed. 3 a au k ehaso by Mr, 81 JURISDICTION OF COUNTY COURTS, In tho case of Dennis O'Conner ve. Machris & Netohendorff, a question wns ralsed ns to tho jurisitetton of County Courts, This was a suit by O'Conner ta recayer £603 of defendants, and +. Charles Haines was summoned ns garnisheo. Vo answored, a verdict waa returned finding that ho had $1,015 In his hands belonging to the defendants. “Haines then appenled, and tho question was riised as to Ww! ethar the County Court had Jurisdiction of aclalin for more thin $1,000 by the defendants against tho gurnisheo. Jude MeAllister held) that ti such a enae the defendanta must be regarded as plalntiffs and the gurnishee ns defendant. Under such, clr cunstanees ft was evident the County Couct had no Jurisdiction, tt being linited to cases In- volving $100. The amount clatined, of. tho garnishee being aver thit, tho County Court ¢x- ccuded its Jurisdiction, and the Judginent would be reversed. TIE DEARBORN TITEATRE. ‘Tho case of D. It. Brant ve. Gallup & Penbody wasn suit to make the defendants Hable for tho losa of the old Dearborn Sheatre in October, 1871. It was charged that the defendanta, who procured 9 loan of $45,000 on the theatre, ugreed to fe It insured, but fulled to do fo, and wero Hublo for their neglect. Tho {ey found for the defendunts, but the Appellate Court, held some of the instructions wore Improperly drawn, na tending to inislead tho Jury and throw the burden of proof om the wrong party, and re- versed tho Judgmunt for that reason. DIVORCES. Fanny Stapelton fled a bill yesterday asking for a divorce from James Stapelton on’ the ground of desertion, Judge Barnum yesterday granted a divorce to Harriet B. Wing from Edward Wing on tho ground of desertion, —— ITEMS. G..W. Campbell was yesterday appointed Ar- signee of Richart B. Appleby, John MeKeough of W. O. Sweet, R. EB. Jenkins of Itehard Wand- rop, and J. W. Hnwley of Henry L. Burnet. Asalgnecs will bo chosen this morning for W. DL. Mayham, W. F. Orcutt, George C. Christian, and Robert H. Kelby. A trstedivitend wooing will be held at? p.m. in tho cago of JL. B. Warden and B, T, Cregan. FEDERAL COURTS, Tenry J, Philandor F., and Edwin D. Chaso fited n bill yesterday against tho Illinois Trust & Savings Dank to restraln it from using thelr patent forimprovements In elovating, convey- ing, storing, and shipping grain, Issued May 20, Iii. Ichard 8, Ithodes fled a hill against J. Irving Walker to retrain bin from using n patent for an Improvement In audipbones, fasued to com plafnant Sept, 23, 1870. ATATE COURTS. B,J. A.Slomens began & sult yesterday for $20,000 against Ilenry Sicmory. Francisca Young sucd tha Northwestern Mutual Life-Insuraneo Company for $2,000. The O. H. Hamilton Paper Company, for tha uso of the Chicuyo Newspaper Union, began a guit in attachment agninst the Rochester Papor Company, claiming &5,000, A HII was illed yesterday In tho Cireult_ Court by the Keeloy Brewing Company agelnee George W. Prickett, administrator of tha estato of Franz Binz, decoused, to prevent tho salo of three pieces of Poneres nnn to tho estate, and known as the Waterestrect lot, tho Sichl- mun-nvanue lot, and tho brewing: Broporty. Tho complainant alleges that It bought the porsonil ostute beloriging to the brewlug-property, and Tensed the latter property of the ndministrator: for a pool of seven years. ins since put $15,000 0f {inprovementa on tho lot. Tho administrator now accks to -ecll those Pieces of property on the ground that It Is nea- essury to obtain funds with which to pay tho decedent's debts. Tho compluinant charges that tho anle of tho Water streot lot and Michigan ayenue residence will furnish sulllclont funds, and that the brewlng property, under tho vlre cumstances, OUgtnot to be sold, or should be sold nat, A temporary Injunction was granted ngalnst the sale of tho browin; property. "A. Ib. Dement, Nelson Walcott, Ezra Clark, and John H. Ward Hied a creditors’ bill against tho Empire Fire-Tnsurance Company, ©. B. Bouton, J. F. Page, and others, based ona Judgment for ‘£4500 ugalust the Company. Thoy churge that tho officers of tho Company havo been making thomselves solld by surrendering thelr stock an getting back thelr sccuritics, and have been Using tho Company aa tholr tool, und xonerally haye becn using {ts asseta and securities In tho way so well taught In the cuses of tho defunct Gihesy Fireman's, and othor ingurnuce compu- nics. a ‘gnE CALL, Junox Dauwwonn—In chambers, Juvar Blonaert—No court. Aprer.ate Count—7, & 10, 1,13, Nocneo on trint. Jupor Ganv—B07, 538, B41, 542, Hs to 518, 550 to 855, 659 to 608, 509 to 672, F74 to 679, 481, S92, BB, and 685, all inclusive, No, 64, Max vs. Lein- deeker, on trint. JuDGK BMITH—No proliminary call, Porompt- ory calls 716, 710, 72}, 730, 73, 750, 700, 701. No, 1,008, Strong vs, Liniigton, on trial. dupay JasesoN—Motions nt 0:15 2. m. Jupae Rodeat—Sevormt culleond condomnn- Hes cases. No, 1,510, Higglus va. Monroe, on nn JuDAE MONAN-—82 and 88 to 104, inclusive, ex- cope Ml and 10d, No cnse on trial Junoe 'ToLey—d und 3. No 4 on hearing, Jupay Bansua—No call, No, 14 of old culendar on henriug. Jupay Looste—Condemna tion cases Noa 1,171, 3,123, 1,12), 1124, 1,125, and bid. JUDGMENTS, Surenion Count—Conressions—Harrict 1. Sawyer, administratrix, cto., va, John BicGori- wan, $655.87, . Jupax Gany—Charies Dlotz vs. 0,1. Willough- by and D. K, Lill, 8571.03,—J,_ G. Alexander vs. W, Nickison; verdict, $123, and motion for now trial. Jupar Sarmi—Charles Sheldon of al. vs, John Mann; ¥si840.~Emil Dietzach, uso, eto. v8, J. Dp. Kleino, George EF, White, the Goorge K, Wyte Hardwood Lumber Company, aud T. 2, orimiit, $200, Cinotit Counr—Juvarn Monan—8, D, Hannah etal va. Jumes Leo and Jolin Ward; verdict, $2, ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT, OrrawA, Il, March 2—Tho Supreme Court met nt2 o'clock thia afternoon, pursuant to law, Walker, ©, J., prosided, Tho following proveed- ings wore had; . MOTIONS, 06, Cassady ve. tho Board of Trustees of Town- ship Thirtystive, Ilunge Ton; motion by appel- lunt to chinge order, vacute judgment, ote. cross-motion for,time to flo reply briof ul- lowed. REMEARENG DDORTE wi 2. Tho Poople ex re} jurd ot al. va, tho camuisionens ‘of Highways of tho Town of Oswexo, ote.; motion forleave to amond petl- io Court adjourned to 9 o'clock to-morrow morulng. ——— ELGIN BOARD OF TRADE. Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Erain, I, March 2.—At tho annual election of tho Elgin Board of Trade to-duy the follow- ing Dircetors were obosen; Dr, Josoph Toft ant C.W. Gould, of Elgint It F. Roddell and 1, Soran, of Chicago; and i. McAdam, of Algun- aon ‘Tho oieves vile hoard rg hs ay oO . Huuriahing ‘enuion, and is gulning strongt! overy year. HINCKLEY MUST PAY UPs Bpectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuns, SPrinavis.y, iL, March 2—A deoroo was to- day entored if tho United States Ciruult Court upon the mandate of the Suprema Court of the United Btatcs In tho case of Levi P. Morton ot al. ys. tho Gilman, Clinton & Springteld Hallroad Company, now the Bpringtield Division of the nots Central, and Franols E, Hinckloy, tha former Jtocolyer thercof, ‘This Utigation bas been peuding fovorul years Walle Hinckloy wasltocelyur of tho road ho deposited to bis own private necount fn Chiengo portions of tho reeelpte, ‘Thin money wes clalined ty tho vondholders, who sed to recover it, obtained oa deerea in this Court. dircoting EH ft tho Court, by Oct. 20, 14 tho amount found. due Master indixchirge of his res eelvor of the Gilman, Cl fppeal was taken to tho (Talted Court, which has Just. aflirmed the Chrenit. Court, Tho Cleeult Court direetad thit Hinekley should pay the amount of the origin deerce, with Intercat. sand costs amounting ta $4,000 more, a THLE LEGAL TANGLE, No Solution Arrived At Westerday — Plans Which Aro Suggented. There was, 0s on tho duy before, 0 Jam in the Crlininal Court yesterday forenoon, about two thirds of tho colored pupulation of tho ety helng there with the expectation that the triut of Campbell would surely be begua. Reattie's: wife and slater und ton were rented on tho pros euntton side of tho tar, and the murderer was fu the midstof his reiatives, AM got a lok ut Campbell, and thon walted patiently for do- velopments. Nothing, however, oveurred for an hour andabalf, Att Jindve Jameson took hs scat on tho bench, As’ soon aa the court hie been formally opened, howover, he anout an adjournment until 2 o'clock, The disap polnted crowd thon retreated. THF DELAY AND THD ADMOURSHEST woro cntized by the tnabiiityto get a dudge to try tho case. Judye damoson, Stute's-Attornoy Mills, and Mr, Kettelle bad held ia et and the litter was told that Judge 3 had declined to sit on the orth Site on nee of the press of business In the Appellate Cov Mr. Kettelte thon telegraphed | to WwW. O'Nelon, the sentor counsel for the dete ssho had gone to Bloomlngton Monday night, to defend the murderer Beil, telling him ot the altiation af agaits, and wking for Instrue tons, Mr. O'Brien authorized an_ arrangement by which the cnse cautd be -heert cither by Judge Bart nor Judge Rogers, When this PRN enn Mr Kettello offered toe withdrnw Ef { pPiication for a change of vente is known, Is bnsed on althtivits of Ca two othors that all the Judges in Coc County, a except Judge Mater, are preju him, and. su ie another not 15 Judges Barniin aud Rogers. ‘The State's Attor= ney nereed to thls conditionally—that one of the Judges named would consent to ait. And he wentover onthe South Side to flud ont. fo first saw Judge Barnum, who ea pslteatl y re fused to try tho ease, ‘Nhat settled it as to Lin. ‘Tho State's Attorney next INTEIRVIRWED JUDGR HOdENA, Tle was unwilling to glye an answer until ho had consulted his assceiates on the Neneh, All ox cept three of them met subsequently, but reached no conclusion, aud word to that effect war sent over to the Criminal Court anortt 3 o'clock, when Judge Jameson again took his seat, and qnnaineed another adjunriment,—tis thine until o'clock this morning. —to tho wreat (lise gist of tho epeetatora. Ho sald by way of exe Pinnation that [Chad become necessary to again postpone tho trial temporariy. | It was not. core fain that an arrangement would be mule, al- though ft was expceted that one would be, and 1 delinit time fixed for the trial to gojon, by this mornlig. No change occurred In the situation later In thodny, and itis probable that the ease witl bo called this morning and passed for u few days;— p rhaps unt Moudty, by which time ft ts hoped dudge’Rogers will conchide to, preside at the trial. He willeatl all the Jndges together td confer with them ns to tho propriety and poliey of his doing 80, and bis auswer will depend upon their deelsion, It is understood to he THE INTENTION OF COUNSEL tohave Campbell plead guilty, hoping thereby to sive bis neck, for which thoy have great fears should he go before a jury. And it te sald that the impression that Judge MeAllister Is person- ally apposed to capital Fuca led to piek- 1041. ing him out a8 “unprejudiced,” since thoir be- lief was that he would give only a Ufo sens tence, which Campbell would accept with thanks. ‘The present situntion fs withont parallel In tho erhufnal history of this State,and It should hive tho effect of making lawyers more careful in what thoy get thelr clicnis to awear to, and will doubtless reault In legislation modifying tho law Jn relation to venue, 80 08 to make changes dis- eretlonary with the Court. Coinphell, unter the: advice of bia lawyers, swore that Judges Rogers, Gary, Smith, Barnum, Tuley, Jameson, and Mor ran Were prejudiced against him, One of thom sald yesterduy that he bad NEVER HEARD OF CAMPHELL OR M8 CASE, and it 1s very probable that the others are equal- ly ignorant of bim and it. Yet Campbell is not amenable for perjury, beenuse hig onth was based on bellef. Under tho present tnw any In- dicted thicf or murderer can block © the wheels of justies in tha samo ways and now that It‘fa known that this trick can be played lawyers will without doubt resort to It, elthor for purposes of delay or to pick outa lentent Judge, The two days already lost will cost tho county. $700, for tho expense of the Criminal Court Is $350.0 day. ‘There are snid to bo three statutory remedics for tho dlMiculty. but, In case Judge Rogers de- elincs to preside, tt Is uncertiin Whethor onc willor two enn bo adopted. Judge McAllister can be compelled by mandamus to try tho ense, but neither side would Ike to feteh him into court in that way, Under the law there can be AN INTERCHANGE OF CINCUIT JUDGES; that Is, one from another Circuit enn come hero if ho’ will, But $f ono camo. that has tho reputation of giving criminala jus- dee, an ufdavit Mleging projudies could bo thrown fn his face. Tho Suprome Court can, too, select o counter Judge and send him to Cook County, Ax to the two Inst remedies, hows ever, there ds belloyed by some to be a bar,—the fact that the Criminal Court of Cook Cuunty is not a Circuit Court. ‘As things stand now they nro dechtedty mixed, and no one can telt exnctly how to straighton then. But if the worst comes to the worst, Jntdwo McAllister can tnke up tho case when tho ‘business of the Appellate Court slacks up.—in May or June—and, if ho does, It will then bo known whother or‘ not the impression ia truo that hie is a disciple of Hove. MINING SWINDLES. What a Pittsburg Man Thinks Ho Has Discovored Relative to Mining Oper= ations Betwoen Colorado and Chi- cago, ‘Spectat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, Pirrsnuna, March &2—Samuct Crawford, of Allegheny, has Just returned from Colorado to uasiat in the prosecution of L. G. Culkin, Prost. dont of tho Benton Gojd & Silver Mining Com- pany, who {8 at present In custody bere on charges of embezzloment. During his visit, Mr, Crawford devoted a great share of his timo to the Investigation of tho mining swindlors, and his oxpericnco makes a very interesting story. Ho bug arrived at tho conclusion that Chicago Is tho headquarters of some of tho shrowdest mining operators in existence, He fustances a Michigan youth who was ficeced out of $3,000 by some one claiming to belang to tho Young Men's Christian Association. Salen of bogus stock, Mr, Crawford says, are resorted to whenover awindiing eohomes full. ‘The sharper fearng that ina given nelghborhood thora nro a number of workingmen with sums of money In Dank, and means tire taken to capture the most {niluential of those, ‘Yo him it fa propose: that, In consileration of say $1,000 subscription to tho stock, bo still be made Resident Superin~ tondent of the nite at 6 handsome salary, and so be Ina position to proteat the interests of hinacif and friends, Generally tho bait takes, tho stock |s bought, and away gocs ‘the Mine-Buperintendent, = Whon tha Titno {@ really a good one, as frequontly happens, tho new Superintendent, with his cous fdiee strongihoned In the Minig Company, umially sends glowing Icttors to his friends, and tho stock goes “boom!” and the sharner renps agoldon harvest. Ordinarily this condition of things gives tho swindler, ange time to work his new fleld, and when tha Superintendent. 1s atarved out and returng with blood In bis eve ho finda tho swindler Intrenched tehind the solid bulwark of bis ill-gotten gains, and he fs threat. oned with urreat khould bo dare to impugn the truth and good chaructor of the man who ab- sorbed his money. Mr. Crawford anys be bas abundant evidenco to prove that Caulking 1a 0 awindicr of rare energy and ability, and hints that developments ut tho trial on Thursday will bo of such a natura na to make Pittaburgers ee Colornde ttufng enterprises a wide berth joncesurthe MAN'S INILUMANITY. ‘Au Indianapolis Undertaker Who Bur- Jed Paupers ay If Thoy Wore So Muny Dogs. , ‘Spectal Dispatch ta “The Chteago Tribunes INDIANAPOLIS, Murch 2.—Tho County Catn- misslouers, being recoutly informed that Under- taker Huseell was improperly perforining his contract to bury the county poor, muthorized an Investigation of tho mattor, and this morning, as the work procevded, tho most horritly and rovolting disclosures wore made. Tho first grave opened revonted a nogro babe with a whlto child at its foot in tho same coftn, “Tho colored chitd was takon from its homo whon avarcely doud, und thrown, hup-hazard, into the collin with tho other child, both tumbled into thelr un- marked yraye. Another box unearthed ro- Yyealod eight bodies packed like so many borriug. Tatue babies wore found with only calico slips fur shrouda, while others were covered UF suw- dust, with a pillow of shavings under thelr little hoads. There ls wo tolling whore this terrible and rovolling work will end, for every spade turns up ta tha ight some now revelution of in- human ty. Tussell is under oontruct to bury tho coun! poor in individual graves, aid 13 ul- lowed $2.{0 for vach persou futerred. Lie must furnish cach with @ shroud, a coftiu, and out- aldo box. By bis packing tho bodies in tho manner of herrings be baa twen ablo to ako @ handsoine profit on asmalloutlay. make |. soll is the follow who went before the Veorcen Exodus Caminittea aml teytiiod that bo bad WEDNESDAY, TRIBUNE: MAKCIL CITY BEAL ESTATE, __ A HILL, 9 WAS IO fent, aast front, Forty-encond-at. 4 (eet, west front, Forty-ninihest. ay, faifent, eaal front, Fifty-third-x ont. Bixtz-socont th burled thirty of the Immigranta at Inllanapotia, WANTED-FEMALE MELP, recor alow but efght Sar sereae neta pial aapatey aifgation will bo mn Hed 10 the Committen orb obtitining periniia, diced titense Ind gation will be nu es WANTED—MA Rookkeepern, Clerka, &es oA FEW FIRST-CLABS BOLICITORE, ‘altorms to gnod men. and business cx ‘4, m, at Room mitsgranted and vaee whethor le 1 persons without Hations have pri- thorough investl- Domeatica. ANTRD-—COLORED GUEL TO COOK ‘and Iron; also, ana to do ancond worl red: Good mages to Rood girls. 16 Nordin VAsTED—G ERMAN OR MCANDES to de general housownrk: goo snail faintly, Apply atch Unss-nt ANTED-A NEAT OF None but man of rlenee need ny~ ‘hese re" ination, and 105 Dearborn-nt, AY. Z7 foot, CAR res at South Chicago, Mtock-Yarda: Bacreson West Side, near a nent Lon. (EDA YOUNG MAN AS CLERK IN A: offices ono who ina Rand centred Aphonta eured—Fetlows' Con siarere, stating age and piuephites-—A phonia ur | Hed fa short tline. ne mat cause bo Crom tiflammuation of the lining ine. Drane, from cold, or from nervous derangement, a MAN OR NORWA- Vi WHIT & CO.a7 DEAT: Alg7N on the southeast corner of North ary and basement brick of volew, {4 rwhether tho ANTER—A JHWISIE YOUNG MAN AS CLERK In aretall clathing-atore in the ‘ences, experience, A onntry. Address, ATELY AT Mt WEST VAN ente family an experienced girl to to second work. TANTED-A GOOD GIRE FOR HOUBEWORK, Ine with references can have natendy place. can AUIS Madinousat. YOUNG SIAN F had Keing expe Ly just be Willing to commence on ‘Address, atallng ome, salary expe “ How much better L ook!" exclaimed a Indy who had tised Glenn's Sulphur Soup, “OPAKY, TARABBUN ES, TERE i n ave savoral fieal-claas Improved pieces ty wich wa can pall cheap, ral ON,” N: jok hound with HAVE som oF No. ni ‘Melt, very cheap. OY AnOUT 1s YRAT store: must ve within a of Mndivon nnd Abordecn-aa. Aduross It 9, Trib Hie WEST HAR. from deniribie Mite exch division of the ice brick and atona South Bide, from jna in iota an the avenues. rr Ttogm 9. Wasi ins ANTHD—A KFORELADY 'TO TAK CHARGE ‘of trimming-rooms of an clogant millinery -store tn this city; mavist hinve ability, De Mts, OF WFIROy he wr have Fatah diferent Divisions, ne ‘where advertisements feo a8 charued al the Main x sicea tn the eltyand Hyde Park, Seve! ta bo opennd # (rant reatdences on the aventor, i at fi Is chtys ence, und (iert-cls Roum $4 Hrevoort House, —AGOOD RETA CLOTIHIN nt must thoroughly understant linod references required. Call at OR SALE-ON WAT. 7 rt Bi feat southwest at. 2 frame linuges; 20 fect enat ar Phirty-necand: sund Vark, 80 feet rout ems 8K, WITHOUT CHILD, ANTEN—A WET NU! rey stfogoutn Ada-st, botween & and) a. m, ¥ owaduater, Statloner, alc, 1h) “near Weatern-ny, tt Flat Drugaist, 24 Btue Island-ay., y Juwaior, Newsdenier, and Fancy Lincoln. Printing and Advertising lonery Depot, 45 Bast Division: be well ee own handwriting, 140, Trib ANTEL ity B W<ASho wis a hood hana. Miscellaneous, ANTED-—YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE WORK: #1. Address It A, Tribune, Clerks, &c. A WHOLESALB g n years’ exporiance ide and tobacco trave,. Kewe Tribune amc. ON WANTED—BY DRUG CLERK OF 6 fs! oxperionce, Iest of ruforences, Addross ae ae ARAL Ug Fei EAST _FRROS . nurth of Thiety-frub-st, Address Ibe, Teity -av.,betweon Thirty-ffth and Thir Tidigon and Michignn-nys, LUSH Mul Lote on Wabnab: den. ANTED-FNGIN RAMMONS, CLARK & 1 South Cilaton WARER AT 4 SOUTH NOSF WIShING TO HUY CITY Ot suburban real estate on ome spocinl bargain to pelect from, & Reaper Blo TAKERS O% ain heelare, trimmes ‘slipporn, at 24 Mints D=FOUIL FIRST-CLASS HOLLEI ‘ers, Apply at lt and di Michigan-st., near (SONAL —1K MIR TIOAGT Har eneh and pucketbank st te, Tribune office. ur xive nddress nnd name nian frend, ane may recover them, "TO WENT=HOUSES. iy. Wile boat SITUATION” WA} competant bookkagy perlenico tn Chica, ivXin) NONTHBART CORNER OF ay. and, Forlysere A” THLORO ars had soveral, years’ ox- fors by permission to late ility, Industey, Doneaty, Ota.; wages ribiine once. WANTED — AS ENAL ALA bn ‘OUR CARPENTER: tg AT @ BAST @elock. Teri OF THIILTY = Dixi2s, only &é) per A-AY. NORTH OF TINT Y~ deatrabla residence KEELEAIG I Clark-at HOOKKEEPER, ark, by young man desirous eara’ oxparienco In charte quad, fefora to rosponsi« Die garties, One week on trial without wages. Ids, ‘Tribune office, ‘Weat Sido. TPER MONTH, RLEG, o.aGronahaw-st. Inquire By AL ne but experienced prot SALE =| faventhee ENTORENIDENER WITH 1 ROOMS AND Dai Uneh lil AaiIAnd-ay, Varlore, dining-roam, mmeniate, poxsrsnion: THU bo Sallyat. MONTH-ELEGANT MA Went Munzors i fistures, furniace, and ranue. TRD—-BY A YOUNG MAN AB wa had considerable exporience. —————Ss NGRAVER FO FIRS’ ‘Addeess. with natn] U-v., Piteuure, E Coachmen, Teamatern, &c. A NTEDN—FIRST-CLAES Al Hassete's atubii Employment Agencies. TANTHD—100 MINER! HM HTLINTIAN & CO. residence 42) Weat Washington-s! three stories, basement, and sub-ce ii feet, lop BxtU feet fromie south, butt In #6: oc owner. rice, $14.08, farn nwa refused (n n ee Hone Adns Hchenan ame toot tart bulldog 2x T ITUATION WANTED—TO WHOLESALE CLOTH- rienced foreman, who ts ‘ARRIAGE WASHER, aheov. tora—A thoroughly, nequainted wiih all 4 wishes Io chanye his pre tory reference giv: HN MINES ID 1, Apply ato re; 10 iaem-hands 2A Bouth Wa- AL it 0 fronts, parlors, dininicer en on samo fons, ennvenient and completa: desirable, Taleo hove uthet Heer. ML Tram RD atington-st., Hoot 44 youth. Cl ITUATION W. RCHANT ‘TAT Pesmgmtte ss SA yin Uentcclans cutter, Audronslt ty, ‘Tribune, Conchmen, Tenmistors, é&e. ITUATIONS WANTED-BY MAN AND WIE man ta take cara ot hi fruity wife to do general b rofuconces if required. Tit FOI BALE—HOUSE AND LOT, 28 Sout Pautliiaert., 12 toons, modern tmprovar monts, Inne barn, Appl: of TANTED—W manera, 0 IL SVERBECK Swede foreman: free fares 1 Wert Kandulplcnh. Miacellancouns ANTED-CANVASSEUS-GENT OR LADY TO fell, neadiea on my now ONT HOURE, ion imunediately, inert. none park. Hoen AKES, BT eivunva Bulldin RENT—OL MERMITAGH-AV,, 2ETORY AND font brick house, 8 roomed: wll modern tins THOS. EB. PATTERSON, 133 enn born rte ION ¥ ED=<BY A REL! od man, aingle, with best ref Chachinan or general works city or country. Addross ALi, Tribune oftice, . SITUATION WAS i near Congresat f orn amall family, COB, HW La Salle-at, ROR, PALES $ brick an Ncoloy-av., near Monroa-st.t all mod vomonte; terms ony. MEAD & COE, 16) La Boy IN PIANO ST nese and music, No waxed TENANT A VOUNG BAN AS ive Rood elly roference. ED OR WITIT- nd bmeoment hou minutes fram Thirty> ral Batirond, and aie ‘ail modern Improvement id water, Surnace, etc.? re! nyire at hows hh Sid TPO RENT-PARTIALLY FULD eae aTSrees, |) True nities. ea ae TION WANTED—DY A COACHIMAN (NOH<” xporienco and first-class rotor” 4) Grovaiund Mark. ral i BALE-COTTAGE NO, @ WitIphL barwainy only 100 BEAD DRSIROUB 0} Furnisuln bu noes, Androen It 21, Tribune oftice, realdence. and nue. NEXPRIENCED ADVERTISING Tanent position Wwe ruforence, Address It 41, Miscellaneous, ITUATIONS WANTED~THE PACIFIC GARDEN: anal {urnien Bele, froo of charge, Addrass pe aes ¥ THK UNION MUTHAL LIFE-Is any. improved and. unimproved portions of the city. all of whl terme, and at lo Fae LM—TRN-K Boarbornat, ice FRET FRONT north ‘Thirty-eavenih-st, Aamo about Forty-third-st, cheap. BL. 176 Dearburn-at, . MOREY, % CLARK-ST.— tagcn etAneefront bons) an Peorin= 16,5; lot 25 feet wlitt goad alley, Ont howrok, eart front, on Si 00, Uthor bargabixin al! parte of West Di: solletor ana city to the rgut man, Tribun oitico. Wictie ae ANG ON MICHIE a Wil pairehae feeniture, earburnsst., Huon o. xg ‘ots, and drers goods jn retail, whieicsnior nas Toanufacttring house; ne Oo} HOUSE ON SOUTH silks, 4 of to travel fu hare eat Dara Say must bo firsieclass, Ht: th APUATION WAN extant. sunt frae ‘to tiuse who mean business, and the bust muney-making scheme rantecd to men with ca Sond stamp 10 Suburban. A FURNISHED HOUSK AT BOUTI ston for board of & yount Indy mttendin ‘of &4N, for which wood eucuirity wil ML A- USBOIN, ED—AB COLLECTOR ‘Can ive bost city reference or equired. “Wot mn. Aildreas, fo ACTH TM ‘understunds hin business, one Fxruln and geara-nced by finnd, and must be fikor: and no dendbeats need apply fort LOo-duy from 12 to 2 o'clock at 24 South Des- yANTEDIFEMALT. Domeatic rED-BY TWO RESPECTA] ule girls, ono ns conk, the other ne secon wirt or iva guod city referonces. South Side. ekdonent NeW 10 RENTFLAT OF 5 ROOMS SITUATIONS WAS AT AM WATARIL. av. ROBBIE 1. WALKET, 162 Dearvorn-nty atep TO DEAT. TRO BALR-CHEAP—ON WEST MADISON-8’ avin's Explanatory i Ntate,Chicaza “ ED. ing with farin renting for #1,1W0 per annum, [SAA BOIL, 8 Lake-at. to 12am. nnd 2 tos TO RENT—NC South Side. RENT — COMFORTADLY 7 aud amall, Meferences required. TUATIONS WANTED — BY girls who bave Intely arrived from the Fast to vate family: one nan cook, the Imytire at 151 Oak-st. ANTED—HY TWO GIRLS AS ‘an Amorican family. First= id do genera! bousowork. S77 TWO SWEDE work together inn DRY AND HASEMENT UMICK other as second gir ‘and @feeton Grean-nt, near sonrne; all fandom improvemonts, J.D, HARVEY, lv Dear- pASS MA: iouse to deliver bool (jonahie referencos, Ii, ‘Tribune alice. siren Av tite GREAT EAST- south Franklinest. ‘Apply tmmedi+ FURNISHED TIONS ‘conk and sccun cinas raforences. GTwAtION man girl to It SALE-TBTORY AND BASEMENT STONE front on line of cars, naar Lincoln Wark; lot 2x W fest, An octagon stone furnace. ete. Alan 8: indo! Tr ANT FRONT NOOMS NICE hed wnd cated for wt Foasonabie prices, 73 relia Un mht ANTED DY PROTESTANT GENS an covk, weah, and. iron, or at gonoral use work. 20 ‘iwenty-sccond-nt. ATION WANTED-BY COMPETENT GIRL oneral housework. Ct i jark-nt., cornor Twonty-thir TED-FOR A NICE, RELIABLE, ajggnoral housowork. igs the Dest ‘fwentluth. “ tole amuart salesman can inal no eaplint required. turer. 14s 1a Salle 4 {Gta WAHASH-AV.—ROOMS WITHOUT NEAR THIRTY. Htiong-front howse, extra, 13.W0. SATSON HILL, oT Ws SALE -MICHIGA 15,00; beat banal cheap atthe Ti; MUST BE QUICK AT FIG- =<PLGABANT , AND E writen good hand, and come well reoom- frontrooms at 201 and t bon Inquire ai NICELY FUR- Zay Wabash-oy,, | 200 Onishod,# ite 8, ROTWENTY+ lot, enat front, he jot alune ts ie NOt B® vacant Jot from candest, for sale Bt tes Washingt HICK Hous! for équit: RNISHED ROOMS, TO GENTLE- abonl-av., Fiat 5, Went Side. TPORENT LANGE AND BStALL od rooms fu juraoluring. To! i menonly, iO We JON WANTED — THOROUGIL iy . Inundress, of gonerl housework io synall iy} willing, competent, No postals. Apply at BALE jt pun manutactory for sale, consis ‘works, wo offer our manufactory for sale, consist Weureuanr WILLTR RE arse-powor onging wi it 0 tino marbia RSALE-LANGE amall clear pleco: front, I Wont M F°o%. BALE BI Uoth-st—A fh ented by steam; dint SON HULL, 97 Washingial A PRIVATD FAMILY jnundtess, Best of ref- WANTED-IN, Ass AOLACLUFOTS of pumpe OL cook and I NEAR TWEN- ‘octagon stane-front hour, Ing-ronim on parlor floor, MAT- K AND STONE HGUSE COR- on and Honore-ste.. with ‘£0 RENT—STORES, OFFIC REE Ta ea SALB—CHBAP FOR CASH-—GOOD, CLEAN jock of dry Roos and grocories in Krontor: beat ‘Address C. A. TED—BY A NEAT. COM- nt girl to. do ganet work in suiall fain~ Svouth Dearborn-st WARTED—BY A GOOD COOK AND Koferonce given, Call at M2 Buster NO RUENT<STORE AND. i. naphalt floor, 10 and 18 ‘third extension of Dearburnest, Power vually avail town fn Illinois montht have good trade. rable corner, (2th enaty bal twoun Jackson Mm PAE La lable. ALFRED W. 8. Zen} wall built: on a p dd for two days al ance long ume, inquire of If, AL. For, ‘A MANUFAC Ine of wood-working, an log sawmill, atc, Works cover AND DASEMENT NOS, 20. asoanion can-be hid on 0: 00n 1 La Sal ED—DY TW Wa 1ON6 W! ots ‘anced giris ns ci 1 ALFRED ie * isms For partiealars addre ashington-nt, Indianapolis, Ind. 1) BHOES, O1 the risa. "No, Ol BALE—#2,000, APECIAL BARGAIN, TWO- ean Fefoot int; modern improve~ ndition.on Laavittst, near Or aay, Apply to TITCOMD & PRATT, Olt OF tS STATE-ST. wing oF manufnoturin Ga ECON aultuie for Tight Jovi N B' steam clovator; with or without atenm power, App! ‘and willing girls for couking ai rt. German family. ences, 143 Twontloth-at. e NIED-BY A” RESPECTANLE private tantly, or DOTS Ad ht cheap for cash before T YANta GOOD HUSINESS MAN TO INVEST $A with me in light manufacturing business tn nt lenat 42440) enchy th reas ISA, Trib (PO RENT—sTon! nonr corner of 3 1 seasion May Lo 2 Noon 4. BAN REA L ESTATE: OR SALE-HYDK PARK—VER desirable reatdonce lata on Cottar and Champiain-ava, situated bos © two great iarougniares to tho Parks, Grand bovlevards, fronting south o at. During tho noxt Ww d ian. Cail and gota plat. AVIN, 1a} Washingt is clty. Can make ar ITUATION WANTED-HY A COMPET to do goneral Lousowork. C N-ORDER OF STORE ON STA’ D! the, hort the Supertor Court of Conk offer for eale Blocks Three (3), in Winner's Bubdlvia ‘0 FIRST-CLASS ancus. One ne DH te best of refer horas pastry. in olty or country U3 Jonorson-at, in the jon of the northenst quarter 0! uarter of Section ‘T'wenty-iive (25), von (a), Narth Itany eaal of the third princl Attinals. Bids for sal tome at my offic beta N22 AND, 2 WAWARILAY., STORE ‘and basomont, Wx12s, Inqut GEO, G, NEW- SULLY, 161 Ln Sallo-st. Miscellancots. RENT-GRAIN AND STORE WAREL ponsesainn givet at UNC; i Uy Inguleo on promiaon, iil te te hotol or rentaurant, Apply RESPRCTADLY jess laundross, Ade coral, up-ataire, QituATION WANT: ©) gir) as chambormatd drosa tia) South Sta a HTUATION WANTED=I ‘wonint te do housework ly. _Adiress for two day: ITUATION WANTE «irl to do Rocond WEASANT HO acres), with @ ar depot, ISAAC CLAFL! March sleventh Ul VANSTON AND SOUTH RVANS- luta and cholce lots. Fe 2 sirable houses and CHASE & ADAMS, 161 La Salle-at. QOR SALE-I WAVE BOMB DRAUTIFUL TOTS In tho very hoart of Hiydo Wark Village, on Warde hich { will eollat a vary fale dwellings, well bathe by ra} HEIUTY AG Dearborn DE—SMALL OUSE AN roderick=place, eouth of Fist foot on Washington-ay., oat snk, west. of Halstad, LARVEY, 110 Nearbors ESIDENCE ON GIt FINANCIAL. UM PREPARED To LOAN M05 Wnichon and jewolry. 1 VARTED TO Ite: ‘ors rooms; hot at nity of Union 1 wont price and when N&, Tribune oflice, Tribune oes. ANTED—TO WENT—FILOM TIDE IST OF SAY LIPMAN'S Loan NEXVPERIENG Jone east of Clark. Ol aprivate family. Cai ont tar osetmnneds (OF eat Washington-at Jowolry 25 per cent lees uninens confidantial. 3, WATCITES, . 1. LAU! i. Katablished hig us CON cold water, with Ini mark, from tho Ors ‘house can be suum, Ad> ndolph-st.. ono d gold and silver bought far ca aalo, dlamonis, watches, and than atore pricon. ion and Jefterson-ste., # ted 1 the lt Pea aay oeatod In the city, Routh Biic, male at fatr prices. JON COV! ITUATION WANTED—AS NURSE nocond girl Call at 144) Armold-st, at one-half bro andith 130 Ihand BUM OF SON plans, etc. wi sf Zh femponal blo party without chll- hours on Mlehignn-av, x ts, Add e perma Congress and hl $1.0, front, south of 3 D LAUNDRES Good reference frum ately. "it 7), Tribune office, Sfousekeepors, ITUATION WANTED~At hotol or bonrditig-bouse, oF or ont of the etys woul family, Addrose 1} Tribune afte Employment Agencies, ITUATIONS WANTED-F ood Beundiifavian or Gerny bG, DUSIKE'S oMco, Ey TO LOAN 0: ¥ ATUATION WANTED=A! ithout yomnogal an Washington Park and oaat o! uty Ott TH WATER-AT, O1 le tt for light manufac Address, stating rent and locaton, 1 8 HOUSEKEEPER IN ‘a position of trust, im VANCES MADE IN § . id inka charye of & wilowere ON Fi romaval, at lowest N¥ AMOUNTS TO LOAN pianos, ote. without remorul Beourition. ‘Id Dearburn-st., looms TAMIL PAID FOit OLD GOLD AND SILVER ‘Monay ta loan on watuhos, diamonds, les of uvery description, at GOLDS: Hilton Upto (loanseWd),' Wo Feet eee eA Meng in 0 fF . the ith, from w 103, at hs (iasaio-st COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, 0 ACIES, PART OR a ft 6 (ur stuck Knods ar Kood Im- oi Frribung omeo, R BALB—AT A HARUAIN, 210-ACRE FARM; and best improvad farnue in Lilt- two miles Crom Blin, will bo aid cheap. RENT—A OORT NOOM IOUSE, of Biutes rent not 2 ‘AMILIES IN NEED OF an fomele holp can bo over F2 por month. RENT—A SMALL COTTAGH 1th 4, 8, oF @ roummA, of kame Humber of ruoms est. und north of Bus He South La Ballus TIONS WANTED FOI (AN EXCHLLENT Withrrawiny 28 ED-FAMILIES AND HO rnished drst-class hol; lonalities wanted. ‘MIS. O'NELLL. jv atorn, onst of Mi i, Nori Bide, Addre it Madison-st Eetab- coak and second uf feronces, Apply W form, Address WANT MON TMMEDIATERY AND WILL nell wWeaotinapood suburb at B rare inwton-st., Room 1, PAID FOR STATH BAVINGS and Scandinavian Na~ TRA HOLMES, Gt IN YURNITORE, val. J. 0, &G.E NTU A PROMET-PAYING tonant, a suite of five oF six rouins, cated nene busin ono uf the inost Biase in wvaey ny : ftnom t. 119 Madieon: ft BALE—WEAUTIFUL Minols, Lowa, Indiana, W ather states, E, A. BA. jody muat linve bath. Box, City. ‘and Fideltty Hank boo! ni Broker, wh Washington-at. ONEY_TO 14, TSIPROVED FATE IN HORSES AND CAIIRIAGES, TANGAIN SELDOM OFFERED-€0 CASHEL tho beauitful wnd Tare trotting hore Alexandor's Abdallau, Lady Thorne, second dams Sargan, Pilot Dodd was. ral: thok drat premium at Loxiagtom Stale Fair as the bundsomest und tnatost he wus foniod Alay UU, Je, when ase) he ta wareal 0, and warranted purfect Be ac nans N Tie Worl DING-MAC adders at costs wowaro. Chicagu Woudenware EACH; FORME! an, THUS. KELLY 1) BALAMANDER BIC HALES CO. td La Salk reat alee of trate rp sire of Golds A Se 1,.8—120-ACIE FARM IN TOWAI WILL ‘or xchange for city HER, 15 Itandolpnests SPECIAT, HANGAIN IN TEXAS for Sin, Rallway buliding near tt N IMPROVED CITY PROM yar cont interest. CHLASH & ADAMS, DATENT GAS-LURNERS, gfe, Hy taal we oxi ERS—PRESSE ,00_AND £1.00 ON APPROVED FS years at 8 por cent Interest, La Bull D Fon 6 YEARS imiastond, on flrat-claas ‘Principate’ address 1st; wes entered in trotted a nted to trot al L HSTATE WANTED, 31 OF AOL © OR 10 ACT 4 8) ralles from this clt good buildings, tL. KEELEIG 100d TOARDING AND LODGING, South Side. LORINGE-COURT—HEDROOM AND PAR inglo ruomms, with beard. VERY PLEASANT FUI- ou to rent, with Loard; alo ATH ADDI: cago who hove due ~D, Morrison, a deuminer for bun fleve one against filtn will a PG, Trl je TANTED 10 WORTON ‘AUG per cont withoue cu Inside Improved proporty. a pune station, wit TRD=HAMNOOM 8! OF FURNITURE, AluUL, mirror, and oi) complete, Address, for ona wouk, ¥ Tribune oNico, WO BMALL CI is family, mother'n care, hol ty Mothodiat proferred, 1044, Tribune. __SEUSICAL INST! 4 hi pounds, 7-0 perfect ih every sold tits wook, a ravenionta, warranted wo tha cl! t wall, A «all madtarsy Hn for tho monuys splane 2 WABASH-. G7+L alidea\roni'ro ony beck poum, CAV. =IIANDSOME FRONT AL- ‘ot and cold wator, furnace beat, Se See SIVELY FINE CARRIAGES. —WE HAVE ‘and finishing # tance number of vated’ slide spr bu adved standard kENT A PIANO GO, TO He wakes ronting ® spocialty.” Vor pile on ouramiesion Instruments on easy terins, 2 teat. x Ait & CO, Fae ee leek recoted a tnrxo stock ‘of tho id rauare na Upright planusin Gbuny, roaue umber of new And nich wt lused SUNDAY EVENING AT and rocelyo roward. OMAN, GOLD sinent. Liberal TERET OVERCOAT on, tandalph or Peiffer ante delivera at 1 rab ihaclataasa L yyOU Ws PhussElt 4. itayurly 1ACH1, 0 Bleationn rr {uf general excelionce, ther ave reached a larger, sala than any first-cl ovor offered, and 7 boing made to part North Side, ORTH CLARK-Sts 0 bridge—Front rooms, w! ook; without bourd, € to 6b DOOR FROM Q tabor will oblige ua to advance: Cuanence sous: vibka par day, Shou to 40 lutiished Zon ren Exgisu Towse, Down again; sini taurant tickets, STINGS MOUSE, 16 AND 18 ‘st —Woll furnished rooms, to $3 por wouk, ‘Transients, $1.2 to $1.5) por INDsort TOs a STATE A! A por of other makos for sate very ch Hy ATE AND It if OE orhee i ir males 1a Mason & ilamiin ut wellon respootfal der, anu very cheap. 1" imesot poush wad other other ara tious SbitUs nd Inf Wibash-av., Retween Monroe snd AVAID AND NO r return of two of day afternoon fram oon abaalienye H-CiKAP, 8 TOR-DUGGIES, 1 ROADS wayin, igtocury wagon, 2 aldo-sprit democrat wagon, b a A with poard, fro nnn A RA NR RR Ot EXCILANGH—W-ACKE FAItM IN WABASIL c ree Ane thaiber lund in Mamtiton ars ois, ROtONs, boots address Rit. WH ‘ Gut Zouse—Hoa and board, to #7 YZ TATE , b. STOREY, i Breast sells farniture of all kinds, SL, Huon 6 Chi Wide 6h Mt Carmel NO BXCHANGE-IN BOARD WANT: Oi AnOuT S ARD-AND. 8 ALIVE HAILROAD TOWN and suops, in Luwa, a goud res- utltul parks Wo! piunce, valned wt SW) Idence property ‘Tribune office, HOOKS, | BUSATION LEXICON, 18 VOLS. “Ot THRE ato family: will be pleasant apartments, WITH UNFUIL entivman, and Of wiatarst. 8 aX Out ote. at the lowest prices ¥ A GOOD Molds meuteto wult, Goods cheo ft On easy puy> fe SK ON MALH; MUST DE HOB nd quod uiaver, Address ‘not over 1d yours . A LADY INA PRIVATE FAMILY, fy arders. Address, for ANT OOM IN A VIS C poea aoe tf Sirod, Best of telerences, Addrei GNANAND WiFU IN BONE ae ec udintaly iG AM'TNEIN WANTED, D—-WITH FROM HON ‘TO je manufacturing und coor! biished; will bear inv ynces alven end required. Addr D—WITH 6200, TO REOWUGAN- smanoy. Call or jatorstiigom su PROFESSIONAL. 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