Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 26, 1880, Page 7

: * 4 a » Ree en au Per RaoT ETAR ES Mate kes matetarTebr& & UPPER. THe SS OMLO POLITI ow the Democratic Party Is Weighttd Down with Fac- tion-Quarreling. tho Exeentive Committee Fngaged In Plotting for Tower, foxtead of Ranaing the Campaign. Datails of tho Quarrol—Tts Status and Possible Effeot on the Campaign, speetat Correapondence of The Chicago Tribune. «Conus, O., Aug. 2.—Ir a letter tons: Trmenk, written before the Democratic State Convention nt Cleveland, Igave some detalls of an Inner fight being waged among tho would-be State Tenders of that party for the controlling power 11 the coming cam- ain. Iintinated, then that the results of {hat convention woukl not determing this fhty and the sequence has justified my proplicey, for the struggle still continues, and ielikely to continue for some thine longer, tu the detriment of Democratic prospects, Bearing in mind tho Seriptural allegation, that a house divided qgalnst itself cannot stand, L have watched with Interest the prog- ress of this struggle, which threatens so to engross the attention of those In whose hands the conduct of the Democratic eampntgn has been placed as to minke thelr Jabors tn this Jatter direction of but little effect; and, for -the benefit of readers of Tre Trinuny, will deyote this letter to an explanation of the fight, its present status, and the effect it will {ndlrectly have npon the campaign in Obio. “JOUNGKE” THOMPSON, Jn. tho Jetter I have alluded to above, I spoke of the Hon. Jolin G. Thompson and nly status 1 Ohio polltics, and gave sume of the reasons why he happened td be placed in the position of a disturber of Demieratle pence, and tho object against whom the bit- ter warfare I t of was directed. As the present fight iv tl: same old one agninst him, alittle repetition here may not be out of place, Thompson has long been one of tho principal figures In the Ohlo political arena, As right-hand man to Senator Allen G, Tinrman, Thompson, while contributing much to the political elevation of the Intter, alse himself Into power and distinction, Asiong as Thurman’s course was upward, Thompson's star was Nkewlse In the ns- eendant; and, like a kite and its tall, they salled away into the bine empyrean of polit- feal power and honor, to be gazed nt with wonder and admiration by the niultitude who stool with upturned faces watehing their progress. ‘I'his triumph of the Co, of Thompson and ‘Thurinan lasted for sonia tine; but, Wke all triumphs, political or other, {t could not last, for slway, as ‘it brought out into too = prominent view the = principal parties —con- cerned, it Hkewlse exelted the onslaughts of enylous competitors, To continue the simile of the kite and Its tall, however, they suared far above ull attacks fora consider able time; but finally, injured by one of the nisstles thrown, the Tharinan kite began to sink, and, as usual, the tail, which had b fts steadfer and supporter in its upward course, now by its welght accelerated its lownfall. ‘Thurman, falling, was dragged downwards stil] faster by tis assocjatlon and connection with Thompson, In fact, ‘Thomp- son was inade the medium through which Thurman could be intured, until it finally seemed to many ag If Thompson alono were the object of attack, and) ‘Thurman wn fortunate In being connected with him. And here the situation grew more complicated, for the short-sighted ones among ‘Thurman's frlends allied themselves: against Thompson wit the personal encmies of the Intter, and with the anti-Thurman men who waged war upon the Senator through his henchman, p to the time of the commencement of ‘Thurman's declining from power, ‘Thompson had been tho “boss” in Ohio polities, For Years, ns Chairman of the State Committee, ie had organized the campaigns, and dis {ributedany emoulments Accriulng froma suc- cessful tight; and hence he was soon sur- rounded with a galaxy of time-servers and placemen, who fought hisbattlesand held him npower. Asa clique of any kind ts always gure to draw ont an opposing on this Thompson clique drew ont an’ antl-Thomp- gon faction very early Inthe reign of Jolingee, ¥ ch owiny g tothe shrewdness and able muantp- ulation of the latter, they were unable to overthrow hhn, But, when this antl-Thomp- son crowd was reinforced by a certain ele. ment who, either beeause of personal hostility to Senator ‘Thurman, or because of thelr destre to see some one elsa share In the politica! honors he was taking all to hiniself, Opposed the Senator, then the fight began to turn against Thompson. JOUNGEE DEPOSED, Fora long time, however, although tt was confidently asserted that each comme bout Would see Thompson downed, his supertor factles saved him, and {t wis not until tho convention of 187 that he recelved what was Supposed to be his mortal blow. In thatcon- Yention tho Thompson men wore in the op- sition against the renomination of Gov, Ishop; but 1¢ had not beon « lily Ted Who their candidate was to be,—whether it Would be Senator Thurinan himgolf ar acan- dldate aeceptabloto'Thurman, ‘Tho Senator, Jowever, at the last moment refused to make io mes, and Gen. A. V. Rico was chosen by the Thompson erawd, "In the eanventlon, the second ballot prayed that Bishop eould hot bonominated; and his frlends, angered Phone, they considered 9 defeat by tho with the anti-Thompson and antlThurmen as andl Mlefented Aico orninat ‘4 resull of this dete ‘3S ‘Thompaon’s candi. fen, Thomas Ewing, The at was, that ‘Lhompson, in tho campaign following, was deposed im the Chatrinauship of the Executive ‘oumnittee, and the Hon, Frank McKinney Fected In his stead. By adroit manipulation Hompson succeeded in obtaining 2 position Penta General Comnmiliten, and then had tna i ‘o portion algy x wii tanta of tho campalgn placed e story of that campaign Is old. All that need bo sald about tt hore 43, that, for ceaiths after i une ayer, charges at doubles and trenchery were mind open Gralnst Thompson by his Democratic cole Jengueg, ih titer tho Opposition to him increased ‘Then eerie OVER AGAIN, ext step in tho progress of the fight Worthy of record was tal carat tho State Con- eentton here Inst Jime, ‘Thurman. wie a gandidute for tho Presidential nomination, PH es NSU, had intrusted ils campaign to yan son, It was a foolish trust on-tho ‘ rot Tharman—for, without attlking an ea plow xt him, the opposition sueceeded Thoin, hea by their pretended war on nels Enquirer, whtch was ‘Thurman's most te cr udverary, attacked ‘Thompson with 9 wit ed wonton, It charged him, first campo gttaying Ewing's Intorests In tho fall Bunealgn. With the ‘object of securing the atoreip fo Viirnian; and again with bo- ta ia tialtor fo ‘Thurman and ready to sell out c ide Ny Tho friends of Payne and the on ils of Jewott also made war on. ‘Thom amie tho best method of defeating Thure {And tho chances of the latter wera of- Thon titled nt that convention, while ty te seemed to be losing his hold and {thy Clicinnatt Convention tha next step reed en The opposition to Thurman suc the iW having ‘Thompson removed trom co atlon i Connnittee, and a, Payne man— Teas esitong, of Cloveland—substituted, * pes thou Ht at the tine that this yas tunel? Yelary pure and simple, but tt Tenioy oy Afigrwards that the yoto which the pee Thompson was tot tha strength of frlen qyne wen, but was made up of Payne's ven ann some of Thurman's friends who 7 ates unipson, The dowels mun voted v cause he had compacted with be Willan O'Brlen—anvat Jowett friends Commit, wit to the ‘place un the National Hedidece, Af he couldu’t mako It hhnself, the Boo teaver to logo, but fulled to delivor This wag ME COMES UP BottEAINA, rote Aris the status of the fight when 1, wy lottor referred to aboya, and, na T pet Ald te was to be continued’ at Cleve- onder iM P ayny faction, who were laboring Thonpsce Geluslon that the yute aguins r vine ti the Ohto delegation was ton’ atength, continued their organtze detersnined tqetelions, and at Cleveland Buato putes? Fee, the, controlling power In | w les, David Re Patye, of Akron seule candidate for Chairinan of tho Ex: Couuittes; "Thompson was the can- ne turned In and combined | Tho didate of Thompson and the Thompson ellque and the Hon, Frank MeKiiney the candidate of the ofd-thine Thuriwan men, and the antl-Thompson inet who were not tealtne Ing with the Palge-Armstrome crowd. ‘Tho flight was a pretty one; but Thompson, who, necording to the talk of hls opponents, was fo be stumminrily sat down unony enme up smiling at the close, ‘True, MeKinney got the coveted Chairmanship, but it) was only by a coalition with ‘Thompson, by “whieh the Intter got three mem- bers of tho soven “of which — the Exceutive Committee was composed, and had one of fis own followers made 8 retary, And rleit here, ns an instance of Thompson's methods, may bo elted the man- ner in which he smoothed over one obstacle, ‘This obstnele was raised by Allen O. My ex-Clerk of the vont and a prominent newspaper-correspondent, who far years hi fought Thompson. ‘To hin eames ees and entered Into a truce and an ale lines, Myers was to cease his opposition to. ‘Thompson, aud the latter would help tin to the Scoretaryallp. "Thompson apparently kept faith with Myers, but somehow or other the latter wna’ defeated for tho place, and Clark Irvine, a well-known, fkwipaat min, fal it, Paige pat nothing but na phice on the ‘onmiltice uid the Chilrinanship of the sub Finance Committee. HOW THF FIOMT GORS, Thus there were three opposing factions represented in the Committee,—the Palge- Armstrong crowd, tho MeKinney gang, and the ‘Thoinpson faction,—amt these have been devoting. perhaps one-fifth of th ilnie to the work of the campaten, aml fone-fifths to thelr Individual plotting for the upner hand, Itepresentatives of each of the factions have been East, and each fins tried to convinces the National Committee that the fight waa safest In thelr hands, ‘Thompson in the incantiing was working things quietly: aud by an nudaclous move,—a sorbof coup Pétat, =n week ago, succected In almost getting entire control of the Committee, Ty a well-planned scheme, ho had the Com- mitles enlarged; and, by working on the Me- Kinney faction, which ts fealty of Paige's Browhine power, had himself and Irvine, the Secretary, made members of the Committe Then another member was added in the per- son of Col. O'Brien, and the Intest move in the gnine was complete, After this plece of strategy Thompson hied him to Washington to awalt developments. And just here the fight rests for the pres- ent, though this week ‘it Is to be renewed, and a final effort made to get control. Tt has now narrowed down ton fight between the Thompson clique and the Palge-Armstrong faction, Armstrong is on the Natlonal Com- mittee, aut Paige lins the countenance of Barnum, Chatrnian of that Committee, who doesn’t like either MeKinney or ‘Thome son, Paige ean count three members of. the Executive Committee with bhn in his fight, On the-other hand, Thompson hig Me- Kinney and three other members of the Com- mittee with him; and the only question now fs, which sideO"Brien willlake, If he goes with Palge, it wil make a deadlock in the Com- mittee; while, If he sides with Thompson (which fs most Hkely), it means Thompson on tho top of the heap aguin, The next meeting of the Committee, on Friday, will decide the point, and in tho meantine the Paige men will bring every Influence possible to bear on O'Brien to get him with them, THE PRINCIPAL INCENTIVE to the keeping-tp of this quarrel 1s sald to bo in the fact that It Is expected that n bar’)? isto be opened in Ohio this fall, and the struggle is to see who will be the taster, I have it on pretty good authority that Bar- num would sooner see it drain through the hands of Paige than of either Thompson or Meklnnoy, because It would thon be directed ina new chanel; whereas, If either of the othars were at the faucet, the stream would be turned in the direction of their own camp. followers, who for years past have swailowod all that has been to be had. Jt would appear as if MeKinne: nominally the head of the Cominltt reality yery little to say in its manny By dextrous work ‘Thompson has sue in wetting almost all tho minor positions around the Committee-rooms filled by his own men, and the Chairman has been un- able to prevent It, . “118 AN ILL WIND,” ETC. The truth of the above trite aphorisin ts shown fn this inier quarrel among the Den- oerats, While they are fighting’ over who shall direct things In the catupnlen thoy are doing but little towards making that enin- palet, effeetive,—all of which eonduces to tepublican suecess. Democrats who ean see how things are going lovk on in sorrow, but are powerless to aet, ‘The Comittee inuat have Its fight out; but whether it will have it out and yet settled down to business iu time to do any good, fs doubtful, Af ‘Thompson ig defeated in the contest, it Is not probable that elther he or his friends will get over their chagrin In time to be of much service In’ the campaign; while, If Palge is sqnelehed, the same old gang will ruls the roost, to the disgust of that element inthe party which hasbeen wanting a change of hosses for years past, * ‘Thus It wlll bo seen that, taking hold of elther horn of the dileina, the Demoerats aro {na bad fix; and yet they must take one or the other, for 1 compromise appears to be out of the question, EE, EVANSTON’S PET JOY. for Now Fog-Horn and Its Possibili- tow The good people of the quiet Iittle suburb of Evanston are to be congratulated, Step by step the town has risen in degrees of beauty and importance, until now it may fairly be said to have reached a zenith never to be attained by any other place of Its Kizo and heft in the country, First It got Jlower- gurdons, hay-fever, and a fountains then ae Mght-house, a rnilway-depot, and a police forea; then gradually worked Itself tnto the proud possession of a university, 0 law of al- coholic prohibition, and on omnibus; and finally worked itself up Into belng tho blont- ed owner of. threo hotels, n jail, and fn water-works, with frequent Justices of the Penea and nv billiard saloon, to make things cheerful and neat. Did Evaustoa reat hero? Not much, In short, tt may be sald that sho went ahead with ronewed vigor. But what now? What further touch could elviliza- ton, asthatic taste, and enterprigo glye her? Why, good gracious, wll the glories men- tlaned were not a trop iy tho bucket to what followed, She acqulred a endworks, wiih renl gas nud genuine meters,—meters that had no nonsense about em, but just spun round aud round dike all) welleregulated mioters will do, and Draught the bill right up ta taw every first of the month whother gas hid been burned or not, Yous, Evanston got gasworks, maul gas, and gismeters, wid then Evanston got brasy-band, A band} ea, & Lanta regular, downright band, with big horns, and litte drums, and thirteon gentlenien with red faves and no end of mu- sieal talent to toot the horns and wallop tho drums, too. ‘Then was Evanston contented ? Did Evanston then set her University to grinding out undantes, and hor fountain to sarily, and her water-works to pumping, and hor gus-works to piling bills and injsery higher and higher, and her jail to enjoying, itself: In a goelul stay-at-honie way, ond her Justices to settling troubles, “and her polica to making om, and her om- nibus to rattling up. tu her depot like | quad three-quarters of an hour bofore train thug, and rattling off ke mrad with one passenger, und her prohibition Tnw to keeping tts eye akinned for mnughty prescriptions at the drug-store—did Evanstoit ilo thiy, and thon sitdown and twlhildle her thumbs and frizz her hair, and hm jubl- Innt tune, and glye a grand bail to her onvi- though hatan ent. dled ous weighbors, nnd have an unromitting round ot uayety? Oh, nol Evanston wasn't yot satlhitled. ‘fon nilies away was Chicago, and Chicago had’ everything’ that Evanston had, only more of it—brass banda, and gas-worky, and it Mayor, aud lots and lols of drme-majors and all, with a real nice Morgue ands real nice river to keep it going. No, Indeedy; Evan: ton couldwt and wouldn't bo ~ satisiud when she cocked her eye nyver an saw: Chicago, But was she going to give in, tucker out, throw up tho sponge, and sit down and havea good cry? Oh, no} she was golug to hump herself and get ahead of Chicago or—or——well, there was no telllug what the dreadful alternative would be. Yow any one with jalf an vya could see that when Evanston fluffed up’ her fenthery and got up. on tho toyrull, and tet herself fairly out, thore would be something cone of ft, She did thf up her feathers, und got up on the top rail, and pomtlilay did come of it, Amonth ago this was, What did she 1? CGucsal Was it ‘Theodore ‘Thomas? Shaw! The yellow-fover? Pooh} The Okolons man?” Bult Forepaugh’s opera, pay be? Nonsonisl A Mancock Gleo Club, then? Rother} A ‘Triennial Concl— Noll Give it up A ye ft course, Evanston didn’t got any- thin; fait go commonplace. No, Indeed. But sho Hust pitched right in and made the whole ates Unt + WILD WITH JEALOUSY and hysterics, and rigged up a twelve-foot, ubleDarrelud steain fog-horn that vill tootevery half minute all night througl -— foot from so gluaming te dawn—toot three pty, wrenchlag, quadraple ech wots, Wittranted to more trouble hina minute thie “Fluid did in amonth, kill nore babies nt lohg tea than three ye lemics, MAKA “Mewa Fuss t Okolona man and a dlancuek Meeainh put togethor in oa bag, be more aur. lngly interesting and. restingly tty. sorbing than. all the ‘Trlenninia’ ever find, and kick up so. much enneen= trated perdition In one of those tonts that even ab the distance of twelve miles our Hittle musiea! tuyz-whistles will eur! up and feof grief Yea, Evanston got this ssnonth no, and ts now the biggest tond in the Uli- nols puddle, and so happy you ennt think, No need to ask where Svanston Is, now, If tho night be the feast bit inthe world muy. dust prick wp your ears and wait unul that fox-horn lunes Up and Jets loose, and if you are any where’s In the State your conundrum will fall Hat, A. representative of Tan Thinuxe went over yesterday to sea the wonderful instre- ment Evanston has placed $b Just. on her northorn Hitts, by the Halithouse. ‘he, pre yalling winds are northenty, and thus Evans ston will gotthe full benclit us the playful yells and detirlous whoops seud along on her favorit gale. She isn’t going to miss noteof It, not an ®ho, Brietly, the apparatus is constructed ns fol wat he hortis—there are two of them, by Uie was—one might blow tp, or get ast! or something, and then Evanston would fee! lonely—the horns arceagh twelve feet ‘lon, and run through a tive-foot stone wall, so atron that even in thelr wildest frenzy they can't font themselves Inoge, "Ihe bulge end =the end that does the yelling—Is two feet ger and gapes Ike ‘nm Democratic: ward meeting. Tho otter end is small, but full of tischief, and is let Into a litte room behind the stone wall, where there $s a holler, a vipe orous engine, and adeaf min with cotton th Ils cars and ho desire to Hive, who serves as stoker, From the boiler loads x steam-pipa to the end of the horn, Just in front of this revolves at tremendous speed a cireniar piece of brass plorced with four one-lnch holes, through which the steam Is allowed to es: cape into the hern by awful and Intensely rapkl puifs, producing the sound Evanston Js woing to bo so prouil of, ‘The motive power of this brass interrupter is the engine al- ready spoken of, which also (urns on thosteam every half minute for four seconds. The. steam pressure will be seventy-tive pounds to the squnre fneh, and itls ea: ettlated that in murky weather, above all the whistllug of the winds, the creaking of tin bers, the walllig of cordage, the roar of surf, and the bellowing crash of thnnders, tha bray of that horn will be distinetly audible to mariners “TWENTY BLES AWAY. Such in brief, too brief Inugunge, Ia Evanston’s pride, the fog-horn, Evanston calls it nsiren, Siren is good. Some years Hi a Mttle party of clissic jnariners went browsing nbout on the waters bine to find whut was popularly known as the Golden Meece, Among other nice things they eneuuntered were n numberof deceptive damsels who had the bad hablt of sittliy on rocks In mid-ocean, and combing thelr per-green hair, and nging sweetly, no doubt simply to lure vessels that way and get them wrecked on those rocks, By this means Uiey supplied themselves with chewlng-gum, which was astuple in those grand old «day: But this little band of mariners was heae by one Jason, who had a head that was ley He wouldn't be lured, but kept right on with his cargo of golden fleece and chewing-gum, and disappalnted those damsels to a degres. awful to think of When ‘he got back” he wrote them upin the ‘Thessaly Wer Whoop, a powerfal Demoeratle organ of that day, and culled them strens, Then a spitetu prophet wrote them a letter, and foretold that Evanston wold one day name her fog: horn a siren in their honour. Whereon they wl drowned themselves. Evanston will lave those horns ready for business in two weeks. ‘Then fit tho stilly night, when tha last bus. bas rattled home, and all. Is still, Willa genial fog come dropping down, from the unpitying stars, and the deaf man in. the boiler-room will stuf n bale of cotton ineach ear und wood up. ‘Then the boiler will get hotter and hotter’ and the hand of the steam- gauge first wieale trresoltttely, and then climb up to 73 and roost there with silent mennee In its eye. Then all will be ready, dn the cozy rooms of the love i houses of exquisit Evanston the cltizen will be buried In repose, Upon the velvety lawn, in tho intervals of flea-catehing and growls, the fuithful watehdog wilt close one eye and pll- low his chinon his paws, Al} will be peace. Afar oon the raging main the ancient mariner willbe seen at the wheel Ina sou wester and areverle of home, searing no danger, and consoling himself with a chew, Suddenly then, with flerce desperation, tha dent stoker will mutter a hasty, prayer and Jerk the throttle wide open. ‘Then the un xine will, begin to ove, at firsts then faster, the circular brass ple hun round nt the rate of 2,000 time ute, then the duilteger tomatus will turn it double-back somerset, and Iet loose the steam nud then ? Gabriel won't be anywhere, The male eft- izen will Jump np and get out his revolver, und the femate citizen will roll over from ono hysterte to another fuster- than can be counted, and the Infant citizen sit bolt up and improvise a fog-horn of hls own, and the dog will bristle up and rum around to see What's on fire nud then squat down and stick his tail between bls legs and look up at the moon and expostilate the best he knows. how—while afar off will theanelentimariner swallow his quid in his awfulTright, and tet po tha wheel and let herglbe, dnd pesnatehed mldheaded by the boom maybe, or swept ta A watery grave perhaps, or be made crazier than atoon certain, and be sent to Davy Jones’ locker in less time than in Loulslana witness can lie. AIL this will huppen-eyere bit oo it—on the first blast. “‘Tulrty seconds after will come unother, and then ‘another, and another, ‘Then such peace will snuggle down fn the heart of Evanston, such triumph oyer Chi- ‘cao, that the inhabitants will feel that life has piven, wit can glve. + Thoy will not fear to die, then, On tho contrary, they wilt want to, ————— THE STONE IDOL. OF GAZA. ‘TD the Eaitor of The Chicago Trivune, Cinoaaco, Aug. 23,—During tho past year several allusions have Been made mn Te 'Trimuxe to 8 remarkable stitue exhumed last Suptomber near Gaza, Syrla, Kram my assochite, the Rey, Henry . Coleman, now exploring tho seacoast between Joppa and Gaza, 1 have, under date of July 20, some measurements, ete, concerning tho mon- slrous Tniage, which will be new to your readers. Mr, Coleman Is aman of age, very cautious tn his conclusions, and his accuracy may be relied upon, He snys: “T have, just returned here [Joppa], and have preached to-day before the represent- atives of clght natlons, ‘This shows whnt 1 heterogeneous population aeouples this elty. atthe present tne, While ab Guz ft took tho opportunity to make careful monsure- meuta of tho stone {dol Yound near there fn September Just, ‘Che actual spot fs about ln iniles on the south side of the old elty of Samson (Gaza) und tho natives bem in april to move ft towards tho seaside, that It mlght be embarked. A wooden wagon wis coustructed expressly to carry it; and tis itself Is a curloulty,—the wheels being twenty inches {n diameter, each hewed roughly from athick block of wood, and anything but clr- eular In form, In thickness they run from four to elght Inches. ‘Thy velilele, hawever, is strong enough, apparently, for the obelikk of Cleopatra Itself, and, by tho ald of 300 wen, tt was tonded, and dragged, with Its burden, the intervening nine miles to. the fess of Guz, whore examined + ‘Phe owners had covered It with neanvas; but, under hopes of backshecesh (ln witleh 1 dlsappolnted them), thoy readily uxposed It for my Inspection, whflo with sticks and threats they kept olf the crowd of fatlanin (ative: furorehe who thronged like ties around a carcass, 1 forgot to sny that it Nes now in the middlo of a Moslem graveyard, “Tho iinage inay bo charactorized as a magnificent pleee of stone caren or Benlp- ture, and muyt_ be referred back, 1 think, to u very ensly period, ‘Tio pedestal ts part of tho statues that is, a single block contains the whole, ‘Tho material Is purest marble, A portion cach of thy nose, the Syaltita, the we rows, the whiskers, and hair, and the right arm had been mutilated; but Ina gen- eral way the figure fy in good condition, It has a tfowing robe oyer the left shouldey,, whioh runs around from behind, under the right arm and across to tho left thigh, ‘Tho dhnensions, taken by ny ralluated Une, and with great cnre, are as follows; “Length from top of head to base of ped- estal, 10 feet Blnchas; arouhd the tile ine cluding the mantle or robe, 1 feet 2 Juchess around the wulst (and inuntly), 8 fect d Inches; around thaghou iors, 0 feet Y Ine via wround the neck, 4 feat 4 inches; nround | head at the eyes, f feet 5 luches, {This il convey the best Hortons, “iho eter of the heed, by Gotoman's figures, 16 not fogs than 29 Ine! lt, ALJ From the crown of the head to the ities of the halr behind, the distanca forts from the same to tie end of the iskers, whieh are sllehtly niuttlated, 3 fect. Acrogs the breast and shoulders, in front, ty measure shows 4 feet, Length of the right arm from the point of the shoul- ‘dvr to the mutilated stump, 3 feet, ‘The left shoulder and side are covered by the mantle, From the top of the head to the end of the carving, 7 feet 6 Inetes War Jy the feft shoulder, an fron bolt, witet y HAS yusted olf, Inserted, ‘This wags about wir inch square’ A eliiseled clrete atr= rounds Wy fdleating that the left arm (now absent) wae ditachd by the bolt. ‘There is niso an iron bolt near the stamp of the right arn, attached te it by melled Jead,—from whieh ring n sniail channel to the end of the stub, where anotiec: fron bolt appears, The urm below the shoulder Ls 2 feet 8 inches around, “Tho workmanship of the breast, the taht nipple, the stomach, Untehs, ete, I9 Hrst-cluss, The grout veln ‘of the right arm ands out with anatomleal akill. ‘The mtus- 8 the rided Ines in the breast-bone—In- ia Hy everything Is perfectly formed and ili ke, “ The figtre Hes In that wretched wagon, flaton Its dack, In the middle of the rond, Tt Js sald that $20,000 has been offered for it in Constantinople, and that the purpose {8 to ship it there from the port of Gaza, But, If t Lakes 300 men three months to pull it over the hard ground, 4,000 will Hardly sililee to gel lf through the sand and on board ship, sod three iniles from its present resting: plact,”” Lon Monnts, 1 Miaonia Writer, a i ae ! MADMAN ESCAPED, ‘Bpectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Eco, IL, Aug. 25—A Chicago lunatic naned William George lowered himself In the élevater at the Insane Asylum this morn- ings made his escape, and {s now at large. He has been an inmate of the fustitutfon for four or five years, and ts tricky and quite bright for one of his class. | The deseription shyws that te demented fugitive iy rather under the medi stature, with dark halr and eyes, mustnche small, face full and pala “It Is expected that he will soun turn up at the restdence of his mother in Chicago, Short he has given heaps of trouble in times pant. CITY REAL OK BALE— WW ft. Kenwood-ny. cornor or Forgot hist. 2-etory trick honse, North Onkloy-at, fess Dots Park Hide, ii, inks, Neste, Deaeborn, and Huttortield-ate, cornor ts , Biota West Wuron, Suparior, and Ete ,ats., near Aabt: 1 i) Vote, Westorn-ay., corner Fullorton-nv., 09 to 3.4. FARL 8 ‘Washingt {Olt BALR—VACANT LOT near Thirteth-nt, east front, {oot on corner Thirleth-st, and feut and house on Went Madjnon-at. near ty $3,600; 47 lote(S acces) in Niono sid Klemm's Subs fiviscn hear Soventy-ifthest oast of Biony Ieland boulevard? and othor pruperty at Hyde Park, B.A. ULtt HAFOEN-ste Powe No. thd West Adams-at. n nice home, f No: 1d Wont Jackaoncet Zmory Fraime ho ton, 2a Ita alt, » nerd No. iu! Nortn Ositeyenes 8100, Jota in the nelubborhood uf Twenty-second and Onkloy-ay., very choap, sae ¥ egymet jot rd Park-ay, and Thirty Per foot TURNER & BOND, we Hom HUE Waattinton at or. BALE—TWO LOTS TS KWOOD, COR+ rane wer of Diversey-at, two blocks from tho atation, Tat on Van Horn-at., 0, Hiinmancee and bakiey Bonen Dietaon “honr Siilwatkee-nYs, 800, Jaton Lindoln-ey.. nenr Heiden far M10. DKF, Clark-st, oom 12, Fe tBALE—THAT St D F Y AND pertien arden, satisfactory termes ceed rari Ve REBOGUR a Runtesmts C7 MEME HO ROOM partys Ve a rene - SUBURBAN ATE. (OR BALE-Hoy Will, hUY A NEAUTIFUL LOT Feote tivck feo bated ae Lactate ney ate eon Cnteanor Si down and a monthizt eeepent prope Abstract frea; ralle Orty.tn markat, and shown tre Bat jonene lotaun name terme and prices. 1A HOW, 1421.0 Ballacstee oom ae. z PPORRALES on 0 Aci snd adjcintng the city, Fark boulevard: cheup an satan, Wak CoTOWe he SOF LAND WET OF in ri 2 near Douging JOR SALE-A' SrLENDIN COUNTRY “FAT Fesidence, of W3acres, in the hldhust, state of cultivation, forty mioutes’ drive froin Waukeuan, which ts thirty-fve milea north uf Clicagd, aod tn ¥ Wk from church and schooi, cun be bought [pee acrer A Kroat bar jong ume tf dosired.. Well faliat, and in one of the moat Iucatlons 1n the Stato} int title perfect, and on ited for a retired capl= healthful and beautify inquire of J, 1, ANNAN, on ie him at Wankexan, 11). or sea forth Sangamon-at, Chicago, ator aftor ni the prewiacs, or addr Liason ati Ni To'olock p.m, Tire THAD NOMWMER TO At MMODATE OUR ous pateona throughout the city, we las lished Hranch Otivos tn the different Divisions, ws Gosinated below, whera advertisemonta wil) bo faken for tho sata price as charged at the Main Uthes, and willbe. ved wntil ¥ o'clock p.m, ZOUTIL DIVISION, J. & MH. SIMMS, Houksellers and Stationers, 123 eanty-ndeondeat. W. F. HOGART, Drugaist. 644 Cottage Grove-ay., northwest corner Phirty-fifth-st. SL BUCHMAN, Druguist, corner Thirty-frat and WEST DIVISION, A. A. POPALONUSL Btationer, ote, Nowate! guest Madinonest, none Western-nv, TH. BUNNICLISEN, Drugait rf ts ruggist, 249 Blue Isand-ay,, wolf HEMHICK, Jowoler, Nowsdentor, and Fancy Lnko-at. comer Lincoln. KRAFT, Hiruwgist, Gil Weat Madison-st., cor- ner Pauling, NORTH DIVISION, 1. BURLINGHAM & CO, Drugmista, 445 North Clarkest,, curnor Division. JAMS & CO. Deugmits, 06 Larraboo-st, Wil NERBE, Printing and Adrortiaing ‘a uhid Staonory Depot, East Divislun- wn La Bolle and Welle, Chea PERSONAL. PERSONAL vu LOST AND FOUND, POUND SUM OF SONEY IN nanos ica y; 1S Wabaaheny, hit mi af Guu, Tinchor, ne NAN 98 Abe premise Te AY EVENING, AUG, Zh KO; where on the Drexel boulevard, w black manic, trimmed with fringe und alk, Finder please leave ut rltun bi OSTA TOE i prey weighs a 20 pounds: ry old, with, along tall nnd a till mine, ‘The ugy Me, painted ‘with a dark cufor, und tus patent wheuls, Goud ro- Ward fs oilerei! te unybody that ives any Information of tho whereabouts nt si Buuth Btate-wt, N WITT SPANGLES, €1 MIOMIBON SCORE WW WLACK-AND-TAN SLUT, tw Nor i pounda, weurs a sliver cotlur; anawencto the tame of dumtics Liveral roward wil Qa pula by returning to 1 south Clark-st. St, HAN= T0818 REWARD=TAN-COLORED TOINTE! log: wears nickel collur marked A. #. Spones, GIT Marketat..3,1. ‘The above romund putd im turn to ween. OF Gs West Wastingt NEA TiilitTY. 8 car clans Fink marked Heapice Kinem"; tbaral ro i Abune office, Lata Re AND) NO QUESTIONS RD eked for return of wide gold bang bracelota, Ad- tess 174t, ‘riba omens : MS —ERICUS i. DUYVIS, HOLLANDER, Wseare of aye. ubolut 6 feat 10 tnehos tall, dark ny Milt hairy hind on er weft bis boarding-house, 8 Seuth Green-st., Monday evening, Aug, 1,” Informne Hon nn to iia witcreaboute will be thankfully received by LENILY VALK, 50 Hing Tole WILT Bit PAID BY. 17, STRONG Bo eEWARD Da & CU. 82 Denrburnext. for return of email sumpte caso ‘containing empty butter lost, front curs Tuco on Tuosiny afternuon; cave was marked W. alton, Wing Jeland, TSALRH-LAND, BUILDINGS, MACHINERY, nd ofeets Of the Clic Ienitering & Dering Compansfauttanle for the manufacture ferthizos orother manufacturing: altuated in the ‘Town of Hammond, Luke County, Indians, and Unton Stork- Yardy, Chicaxo; to ve suld Julitly or in part to the highost bidder, "For full pnrtictinrs apply at the office ofthe Company, 77 Kingie-st.. city, WASTED To PE . All CASiL, urick Improved real estate, from $15,010 to £25,U0} would prefer a building on North Clirk, Houth Stato, or West Madi LA G 10, 'Tridune oftes, a\ ANTHD—A HOUSE AND 1 HICAGO, worth 8.00 of 2.60, WUl pay in sountry. hotel, no rented until Nov. 1, worth F200), furnbabed. oF will selon ren reas, wilh particulars, Mra, 3M, Sissi, storgan Yak, Cook Co.” sb Mookkeepors, Clerks, &e. WANTRDCHALESMANSA LIVE, ENEROHTIC yotnuginan fur furniture and wre perteneed perauns noi Date ty Wan huge who ara out are never this Cate 'KD—FUItM Ful Tanta Chienve Busineas Col ot situations to call nt the College offen: th before wna such x domand for xraduates of lege from business houses. WARTEDOA HOOKK EEPERLIN A Wit businosa; a (air aniney a th nan or KD. wit BToD i Witent nity Address 6 UI ic manernt of ibune uthee OOK K 0 whe has had experience tn a clothing-louse Touro umes cd Feferoncos required. Addrass @ 20, Domestic : Vy ANTED-G00D GERMAN COUK FOR A PRI« ‘vate family, 3M Wost Adamacat, ANTED—A DIBWABIIEI, MOST NE ANO, ; Call otonoa at Wohl's feststrnae, lat Bact D—A SECOND Gill, APPLY AT 160 near Bizteonth-nt. ‘T-CLABS COOK, WABHER, AND naifinor, Swede or Gorman preferred, at 219 'KD-NEAT BTEADY GIL TO DO GEN= Wes rab ply to: erat honsowork for family of three adults. Ape p WORK, MUSE Appi eat 5 West Wii TOOKKERPEI; rience in thd retail gros tnply. Hed SG ENB WANTHI-A FIRET-Ch Age ene whe ling had e: trades none others a) and YZ North W ANTED-A GOOD Col {tw grocery storor m witah, Apply to W, F101 AN TOSERVH ak Germnn and Ene Ftben vs, PENMAN, Vaal treammonded, ter neon me me fo 18, Tribune ofica. i i ge ‘Kraa WARTHD@0 GOOD CUAIMAKEIU: NONE BUT the heat need anuly. Constant work and bert rices paid. Communicate at once with F. J, RAMGE,, Omalia, Nev. —FiRST-CLARS FRAMERS AT N, iy af Washington and Untonvata: ots, at core nor Wapash-ay, and Thirty-firs steady work, CAMPBELL BROS. WANTED<A FIRGT-CLARE MAN VOI A blacksmith work, particulariy: horseshoe Anvly at onco to J.J, SMITH, Dwight, 1 ANTED-GOI PRESBMAN,FIUST-CLAgs; ‘one who eaa cut stock, DUNN & HEGGIE, ‘3 Clork-st. Ves TKD—A MAN TITAT UNDERSTANDS running a piatning-mill to take charge of a mil In Wisconain, on Wisconsin Volley Railroad. Call at 10 Michizn: V ANTED-A GOOD BAKER TO GO IN THK country: guod wages paid; slngiw man pre= forred, Call at Wabaah-sv, “Weanrenaanaz APPLY AT WM, BTE- DV" VENSY Throop and ‘Twonty-eecond-at, WARTED-A BilORMAKRIt_ AND CADINET- maker at Onelda, Kas. the newest town on the rallrond, Apply to CVIEUK SHINN, renl-ostato broker, cornor Fifth-ay, and Monrue-st, Onuida, KAR, Coachmen, Teamstorn, &u. VWARTED~A MAN TO TAKE CARE OF HONSH, bucgy, nod harness and work about n plac, erences required. Audrovs G Ibine oflice, ANTHD-A GOOD MAN TO TARE CANE OF on an kyods in ® grocery stora, Apply 10 We PION, Fitieate RTOCORY Employment Agencien. ANTED=10 PHACTICAL SWEDE FOREMEN ‘0 per month and allwinter, Apply CO, 74 South Cunal-st. WASTED a9 iiaiinoan, Dakota, and Wirconsin faru and two years! work: * . ANGEhia ti LABORERS FOI 10 t0 flo perdars trea for sawmill and tum Weet Laxu-at, FORTIS 1 cHHTAN = TED by 0. TCT Block Willeextonsion in’ Dukota, leaves Monday. JU a.m. Free tare, ois South Water-wt. 5 ; . Adres 24. Tribune office.” ”: : —_———————S——————— MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Srna ees ee at RO Ee NN a nae WLEDGED RY ASENO onhisTs, a CRITICS, MUSICAL PUBLIC Astho leading pial 0 of egos ‘the HALLET, DAVIS & CO, PRIGHTS AND SQUARES. A fino axsortinent now in stuck, from the platnest canon to the richest variegated wocds, or ebony and ith mle W. W. KIMBALL Corner Sinte and Adama-si UPRIGHT | yos For upwards of forty years this old and reliable firm fare anufnetured the best moderato-priced piano inthe market, Sold only by LYON & HEALY, Htate and Munrog-sts, : ROK SALE—A $00 PIANO FOR 100, HST, BAR xain Chicsgo, Inquire nt Room 16 Central ‘Musto- Matt. Lror & HEALY peer UPRiguT 5 PIANOS— Mr, Vaul Becker, who for tho it quarter of aAcen- tury has sioud $n the front rang of musical educators, sar +} bex to congratuinte you on the remarkably robned and stuuing quality of tons 1, NU doubt, to you very ¥aluable resonater, 1 was also much pleased ruth action nish und yonerally mperior quailty uf the 1n this elegant iittte fnatrument you Aeum to io to have solved the great deatdor i Rluno at a low priog” YUN & Monros-sts, tun of Rsupertor QuitsrEciAraT FIN: {EALY, State, DEC EROS, tiasos PIANOS, 1s tind [0 Btato-at. DIANO BUYERS WiLL FIND Ti For THitit advantaya to vislt Gur warcrooms before purchns- ing, We exhibit the largest aeeortment o: ments of any single house in the country, and ure Prepared ty make pricua sy lw aud tueius au gay ha Houe need by without Aan inetrument. LYON & HEALY, State and Slonrue-ste, SES. South Sido. A bet RENT—AN ELEGANT 4-STORY AND BASK- mont building (1 fovt urder, corner of Woe bush-ny, and Forty-second-st. Apply tut. C, SMITH, 4U Dearbornest, toon 1, ‘TORY AND BASEMENT OCTAGON otis. Mil Wabasi-ny., Just south of Sin wood ondary furnage und Knaetix nly to ROBE H, WALKER, 142 79, MENT NTC Groveland Par Tainutes trom Thirty a tl Central, Ratiroud und stroct-curm, Thqulre at Sil aging atroct. North Sido. TPO, RENT OTE ELEGANT THRRE-STORY brick house, 470 North La dallo-st; las oll mud= gn Moprovements. “Inquire at 1k Donrborn-st, in West Sia =A HOUSE ON W ‘lass ordur; Koo Now good tonnnt, GEO, He HE Moon G, ony ran toner rent uw to AMD, 8 Sindisoneste AY. CORNER tas WHNTL IK NO. Fultons, arya TuOlA, secHn fluor, corner Hitt he $10, Fl OF, quuttegt and Clark, TaN 8. 1, WA, Tt, 184 Lakuent Room : Suburban. (PO RENT — HOUSE OF 1 LOOMS, DATIL CIs. tern, aud hydrant yne bluck fin depoty linié hourly ‘trates cente tats #18 jer monthe Tek HACK, tPWasningtonmatee ce 12 Her mon CUNSISMING OF FIVG pleasant wn rable ruuins, suitable for Mut Ronsckwepings uae, bathe burn, lot rent, Bu ar muntts Whe purtiaily furnisted for snd rant ie Qualted. Htefercnees tenured. Apply ut OO Wort Waslitigion-at, near Woud, South site, UCFUUNISHLD HOUSE, ALA. ELON, iy onruE-Bt., "i uly ntitoons ise OPM =a DIANO-HAVE OF THE FINEST PIANOS IN thoelty: will eel ono for tess than quarter cost, at Waahingtorest, ATA at LYUN SEALY, Buaty and Monrue-ste, 10 RENT—TWO TLUNDRED © Honus, noluding Bielnwery Ce UP TIGIy rand Lyn TTA State Tienly nt moderate rentals, LO: aud Sonrou-ats, We, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL AS- ‘sortment of the well-known ee EMERSON UPRIGHT PIANOS, MERSON BQUAIE PIANOS. ‘Meautiful tone, ‘i ‘Rich in deatgn of caso, Warranted Ove years, W. WW. KIMBAL Corner Mate and Adam RAKE CHANCE—WANTED—A PARTY WITIL $0) to BW to secure an Interest th a leht and ybsatle manitfuoturing business, Address at once 4 7, ‘Tribune vltice, Fes SALN~DRUG STOLE town; id established excellontcity, boat and Paes FALUY; Invuice stock and fixtures, $3,207 re: on formation call, ob CHANLES KOTZ, 16S POR BAL pocr it K OF A Lon and ‘woll-estaullsbed uusinuas in Hronch thiwure, Iuautiors, anid matoriuls for flowers, wilt tne Luxinuss purlors ‘Suen! ag mus be sold at once, party Kulng abrontt, Address F 25, ‘Tritune nice, Poll, BALES CONFECTIONERY AND CIUATE tare, quad stock, arse trade, low reat, tenemiuiit vonnecteds (nu, buntisy prices ‘Bure of Ex- chango, 24 Clarkeab, Mooin Kh UI RALK-REXTAURANT, NICELY FETED up and duln a vary tare business, ‘Suat oll on avcuunt uf sicknusa, Apply to 1, O, KAY, 41381 NT FURNES FHONT ROOMS Fort wputlornest, et W Shormiun-st., near Juckson, ‘Transiunte WAMASI-AV.—-11ANDHOMELY HL conventwices, mis nocuiud Aouge wlth uth Toomis socatid sous, with Huth. Flor fluor, 1843 Watuah-wv. (POUEN TSIM) MICHIGAN-aV., CORNER Thi Counthest. Tero Inrge ronal ‘will ucenmumiodste four of six gentiomon, » Guod day-board nv Wout Sluice. T9, RENTOA LANGE FRON' with bay window. ipo Rani PG aN an out OOM, TWO Also two rooms ALCOVE ROOS Woat Washington-at, ISERN-BT. A FEW STEDS ura, nice Zurnishod rooms with- ruins Sladison-at, bonrad. (PO RENT VER MONTH, FONT rooms IN ry and frame house, 29 Filmurocnts bd per ‘WF raoiua in semMuT $15 per month frat two brick house, 617 Western-ay. Inquire at 60 FOR BALK — THE OLDEST ESTALLISIDED buteburlng bualiens in Kansas City for pale chenp for cnah, Also fixturos. Muxson for wolling slcknoas, Address’ CE, Kansus Clty, Mo, Fou BALE—BAKHIY AND CONFECTIONERY, with two bornve wid ellyery wexons, ‘ail lu quod orde 8 1bune uitice, rr, LE-NO. 7 HLUE nd-uy, PS. MANUFACTURES — Tie Whviiticit Harveator Warka, nt Vekin, 1, toxethor with the muchinery and tools, wil be wold at suction on the promises at 2 o'eluck p, au. Wodnosduy, Sept, 18H, to clogo tho oxtate Uf the ‘late Poor Woy trie! Eyorything nocoxsury forthe successful manutneture of headers and ther hurvusting tunchingry and bent work is onibraced. in th ohalyo works. And Pokin possess uniaual advaniages in tho ‘atuus dance oud a or address, st LUCAS, Kxeoutore of ung vf Heler Worlirieh, dor conuod, ‘TO RENT-STORER, OFFICES, &c. Miacellancous. FPO RENT POWEIL AND HOOS IN, NUIEDING comer Ulark und twoltth-ats, Inquire on prot {won or of Ciuas & PuUipa Manufscturing Co, corner Waat 'Twenty-second uud Fisk-wts, WANTED—TO RENT, V ANTHD—TO WO” UNFUMNISITED t rieate remtly proferrod) tk wid Madison= communteating rooms tp within sayon winutos’ seat uf Cla ate.s North or South Bidu profurred, “Huturonces exe changed; romsonuule futes, G1 'Tribuny utc UENT-VULNISHBED ROOMS OF an-ay, facing bake Lurk, with or #ithou ty wontlonign welvito tantly pre eroncus, und yood pricy will bo pald ft Wo Ol TnkH UN: toone for iy Hg i jousokeonindy wood TY FAMILY OF FOUR ENTS 2), cut COUNTRY Olt CITY MAN WO Mo eedatabllat w yariny rvuadt bualuost 4, a'elbune onlee, nis MAN eter in Ws NTH! van here: Bray chanco, Addro: K1 OOD RNERG! oy pit with rondy cash at baud to juln me in Motor Gh cuod ful Ring urdoe None: Gut thee oad tl Hh BUAnIag Duslngas hood apily, Addreen Fnm-reibunt, $50 BUYS VIB BIXTUKES OF A_MKAT- Inarkot, will (eee trado, tn a Mret-olnes Wcation. Address U 6, Tribune ofice. BQ] OREN-AV. FO BALA-—ON ACCOUNT GE slekuesa—irocery sture and fixtures, with jangleaso and tow ronta rure cliancd, At Bit Uys i ee mtb We paves bee PUES IN TRIE WoRaT AND OC bes Fons u Ky oured without avyere wivuK= uy ith faaures without knife atic. Polluntainall of above cured withon o fiat, Add iy interrupting businuas by M. Willy Mt. L,, oe far ASSroas sated | Saag ance RSNA St eae RENT ifyURe For BALL Gig cAuea FOR SALE INQUIRE AT Ut sm SC aan ei care eran: | 5 Bae aie cs Hy JUE Ui ESS. dosslon can be ulveu, + He Ve Ht taewt Wy part tpt spel 1 BLA CHINEIEN, Seas feetees Barenu' 0b ReeBarhe eee yrann BUY-A_ BECOND-TAND 16 | U1) Dry) HUY TWO TEAMS OF BOUND, Hireuporer onstue, Corlieg profurruit also 8 Wien Tinton Line’ Works, coruor ut bytay, pallor wind 3a planer. price, | Niner ret ‘Auueue wil Unt Aalrigan Wis” HES, ———e s GOODMICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 1 DIATE 4% burn-at, Citeaso, AUvice treo, Witten yearg experivuce, Tusinuse quiotly und logally trauanoua CAST iG. A cob Priced Witt, FAD FOr Read PGR eR AGENTS WANTED, ee CANTHED-TO CANVASS FOIL TiIi AGESTE SA fitcrery una Voetiaul Gee” a work ‘Of srandar leroy, the Hi it SE eRARSSE StS oMMTOENAMH Rt at CLAM NTS tye kecommunD i FNANKS, KOM pos. a ei AU Ee So arcades ee SOU, 25 LABOILKRS FOR TMATLMOADS, Mills, fartns, and other work | eae ation enon Sie five bowed Ke or lumber-sards ta Ee ‘South Water tS FUR THE LIFE ne A. G. Mtiddte. Ti 6) State-st, Cliicagu, IF GEN, tandard WAntens canary VV “hounowork nt 21 wich WAstiicrune 3 Iandrens, und two scrubbin, Frankfurt, corner Madisun-st, nu WASTER GENENAL, BEWORK— two wood alrla to wurk together, immedi eu ae One 9 ane together, imnrpaleaty as ANTHN—A GOOD GIitl FUR SECOND VW ‘RUZ Wabaab-py., botween Twonty-olghie and Twenty-nintherts, ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN PASTRY © W: Youre city, Good salary. ‘Abply at once, World, 6) Dench Ww NTED-GUOD GIitL FOR GENERAL LOUBB= VY ~ work, Sti Calumetay.; good wages, at ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL any ase works References required, 208 indl- Apply nt 222) Cal wee Wola wadhevirges IMCLeR WASZED—A GIitl. TO DO PLAIN COOKING IN an jRoKBON-st., Opponite Post= BLE GIT, FOR OBNEIRAL Wwan-ny. MAIDS, A GOOD aa tthe Hotet i otal @ family. 110 EE Noot fall. nat Wilk laren eng aes Densborn ae ity references. Apply at ZX RECOND GIRL AT 15 WADBASIc W: nal Or Swede iri proterred. WARTED-A "Gilt, ‘To Cook, WASIT AND fi ne Heme tinal! privato family at 206 East Obio-st near Heard WASTEDA Finst-CL Ass CIIAMBERMAID stoondt Souttern Hotel, Wabaah-ay, and Twenty een, NTED—A_G WARTED A G0Ob DISHWASHER AT Oo Scamatresece, ! ANTED—CLOAKMAKENS; STRADY Winn Rood, pay. “Apniy to FTP iby TRET ISIE CO. State and Wasnington-sts, Take north elevator to slatn Hour. Kmployment Agencics, WAXZED.G00D GERMAN AND BCANDINA® ‘vion girls for private famites, hovols, and boards {ng hounes, ALG. DUSKETS omico, 106 Milwaukoosavs y ANTED-GIULG WITH GOOD KRFEIKNCRS forall kinds of nituations; good families; best Of waxes. Call at 100 Wabuat-ny,, old number, VV 4NSE0SALE THE GOOD LADORERS [CAN &. Lo, In Dakown, Wi get fur C. &. NW. Ci lown, Wiseon= ain, and Michtimns iw ‘for c. $1.00 bo §1.75, 3 ar Wost purday: freo fare, At J, It. Randolph-st, Miscellancous, WASTEDSA LADY Olt GENTLEMAN TO ACT fis neerotary Of an orennized cumpuny that can furnish #140; permenant position, Address JAMES, gary Roomy 44 and 3V Kost Madison-st. 2 NTED-MALK. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. ITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT duublo-entry bookkeeper. Good roferencos, A. pursunal Interview sult sited Addrvss LD il, Tribune. Wranten- TS FOR THE “NATIONAL Hiand-Honk of Ainerican Progress." A vselopas la of fnots und nyures for Futers: history, Uiowraihr, Wtatinticn, ducumenta, fnunces, polities, wic., including ver of Presidential candidates, A cammpntun book 2 TREAT, 1 Cinekeat., Chicazu, TP FOR EACIT thing; exclusive juin Wo Briggs ort WASTED — ONE GOOD "AG county In the West; a ne territory given. Call or. House,” Unies Bours, 10, TANTED—WIDE: £ Te, EITHER Judes o7 guntlemen, wiio want io take aonor, should call and exeminy “The New Langtollow,” Sill be completed muon. and in just the thing foro fulldny gift book. HOUGHTON, MIFFLLN £00. MEDIAN’ WO FIRST. is erading doublo track Hock island & BONS, Ottawa, Ii, WASTED AGE eld.” Hest LAND & CO. 1s St .IFE OF GAT ed. G. W, MUN. TH OT UIAULE MAN AS BTORE- First-class references ‘ulnetieay, wd ‘Ment ‘A GOOD, BMATT AM, wagon, BRODIE & G ‘borneate W WE CAN AFFORD TO fastest selling goods extunt to purtlos guarantee Eo t0 £70 tor pat \Wasieo= ANTS tomed to hg no ns Ott th street OF at CON toy fates, to oll Atha, Prosidentiat ithoteuraunta Magic Pirate.” Rapld antes jaro prodta. ‘The bent campatgn novelty ever Intruduced, {10 to £0 per day made coals, Agenta for State Fairs’ wanted, now opening in Hilnuls, Ulto, and Wisconsin. Sapien Mt We, Hour Te 1 Firth-ny, AND 1 TO jortumestern at aA TANTED. i MAN TO NV" tole wrders for retail gentry. Reis FAD EIC cornor Mihigan-av. and ‘Thirty-tira WASTED SIIEDIATHLY. A MAN FOR GEN: rut Work in’ privite buaritiug-tiotso, 23 Wa- DING AND LODGING. South Bide. S NH ALCOVE, AND 180 ae i COVE, AX FAMILY ISti DE Te ‘OWA F — ur two gentiquion in private family; ail ace paiinentations, JU()7 MICIGAN-AV. HETWEEN EiGhit- 1907 evnth und ‘Twentloth-ats—A — Intue und hicely-turnlahed aicoye room with irat-cluss board, References. QT YC MICHIGAN-AV.—FINE LARGE FRONT 21.20 “ahora fbi to rent witw excuitent bout; priyuw fatully aud bome contort 5 SOUTH DEANMORN-ST.—TWO Nicki 3149 furnixhed frout rooms to rent, with board: modurn conrentun i Siuatic WANTED: wholesale houxe or tirstec! Tunt oT good oducauon. Ca ences, Will start on # por week. F SITUATION WANTED—IN GROCKRY TRADE) 12 Years’ uxperience. Goud reference. Would tako gity trade on coruinisslon or salury for a good Jopbiog house. Addross GY, ‘'ribuno uttice, D-NY FIRST-CLAXS DRYs Sith lance city experience and A peuklig Engliah and Gorman. Addross WANTED—AB HOOKKERPER OF innn of 3. Mest olty refersneas, ul eo. GITUATION WANTED ANA NO. BOOKKERPRIE and secountans with alxtuen years’ exporion und having bost of references, 1s open for an engag Ment with sume larze wholesale huuso, at a m0d. onite sainry, Address G 2, Trivuna onteo, ITUATION WASTED — AS” BALEMAN IN. whulusnie dry goods; not particular about salary £0 begin with, Adress W, G. f1., 383 Marsitlotd-avs SITUATION WANTHD—HY A_ THOROUGHLY experienced hosiery, underwens, and glove man as house saieemun or on the trond: wouldaccupt poste Yon In woud relalt house... Adress U 21, Tribuno. ‘Trades, ITUATION WANTED-'0 MERCHANT TAIL- ors— Parties desiring a cutter for tine trade plesso nddrese AG, Tritune uliice. SHIUATION WANTRD—AS, MILDEIL APPLY, siating wages, ete, ta 5, H.C, TALON, PosteOni Nyeraide, Couk Co. i, Conchmen, Teamsters, dc. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN IN A 1 lnivate fumlls, who unduretands tho fuil care of Hurvoe wd enrriigos: te strivtiy bunvat und suber, nowy the elty wall, ind just come from Montre ore tess MONTREAL, Tribun PUATIO: i Section Address D sit D AC EIRST-CLAsS Tuily eatuvotent, A Nu. 1 refuceaoe. ‘ribude oftice, Mincolinneous. QITBATION | WANTED—nY A. _shortiund writer, Addross F 78 Trituno oe WU ATION WANTED—AS THAVEL aaa Uy ah experienced tans low toruie tor party wa ruxulur Un. Firat-claas roforunoe! sAdure: wun of COMPETENT D—BY A COLORED MAN IN urs ofice or i a private family; urses. Apply at 30 Third-ay. VA. fais" care" of” min tak ca GHo, Mad. SITUATION WANTED-V A MAN OF WY HAIS +) of nye to work li sume whutesnle house and to deliver 8; eo nfralct work, l= runs Far drbdos odieos on sts Wencreonttog, At Bry S$ WANTEDIFEMALE. Domoatics. : GIUATION WaNTED<LY A BWEDISIE aIit to do genoral huusowark in an American fami. Apply wt 0 Sithwa ¥., third Huge, QUTUATION WAN Ww evok i & Weat indiana Situation A FIRENCIE WOMAN wy du kenoral housework; thoroughly capable. 1S Fwentiotiest, HY A NORWEGIAN UIRis lean family, Cail ab 1 North Sido, ONTH CLARIGS?., NEAR THE BUDGE T Menrtulis routs, RL io 8 por wouKy day Board ers wantod) 60 FURNISHED AND URFURNIOl- edt te ith buat. 163 DEARIORN-AV— NICK” FURNISURD rouins, with out board. . RMoter QEANENCE HOUSE, CORNER OF STATE AND linrrison-ats,, four blucks trom Ualmer Houso— Moar aud rooms, $1.08 (0 FLAP Ye Louse ROOMS “a0 “TENT, Fut ‘aishod or unrurnihed, erin auiten, with tiret-cines Bonn, Suutiwent corner Tulrty-niutheat wad Ableh- ee Country. OSA EARS @ BLES OUT OF Choy—DOAID dueling the’ bunting seasun, Torna $5 per wouk, Mb Uh. Verona, BL i pear AMEE SY martosannn Boats aNh LOvUING UY 4 WRACHER, ina prlvaity famiiy cht North Bide In exchange for Jonsuns In Froneh. ieterences uiven und required, Aulitre’ rian « Dawe bo frat FORTIER 35, 'P HOOMS RD TWO GENTLEMEN AND WIVEM iid airy tirvt-cliss bound and filrntehed rouins, porns nontly, in desirable tocality an Wost Sidu, “Highoat rorurene eon full particulars, Fat, Priva Boanp sy wit AD wouth Sido bf rufurences uly WEHEL-PURNIBIRD OOM. YA Location to bo within ane tile of me, Address G 13, 'Triiune alttce, L a “A bY SU us astat Clarkeat, and south of Oak, Het ir aovind Hour, ty ito wet clasa in ovary paricular. Ad> ar a rey = FO: FENTLESAN, WIFE, TWO Beane tarot nd huewe ‘git, ta Motntty, gt ri aneavs fucHecenennccouumudatlonn, 8 te BRAZEN, core nor Thirty-tirat-at, and Mlchigan-ay, QIPUATIONS WANTED—UY TWo SISTERS; ONE Wweouk und thy other ns sccund-pirl. Meat ctr tulurency, Call for two days ut Bisselloat, . nt Avencies, NED-FA MILES IN NEHD OF door Xcandinuyiny or German female help can bo supplied ut G. DUSKG'S olflga, 16 Milwuukuuray, elnecaitlfi chensYuicateuntzhouewora sock : ‘al, cheerful, trang: houxework, cooking. Tiealutry, 73 West stonroosat. (lintau of tlkeratueel: TCTAUT ANTRD-FOR A COU AND Inunuros; Meu h Recon Biri. Hest elty ruforendy. ‘Call at ll) Wabaeh-oy. (old Humber), SITUATIONS “WAd =LADIS WANTING really guod het can bo supplied at Nuri side Neuletry, 20 Kost Hilnuln-at., UF S Lato, 01 Mn uae SITUATION WANTED — MY A COMPETENT young Indy an woveriions und Instructor fur nom~ {ual pw firnt-alisa family, Referunces. Addruss 6. Tribune atticv. Fn iuig Urowers' tation Bt EV MAN'S, 127 Wwosth al ae THE ASSISTANCE OF A i aud an propurud tv give sos LOAN ON Uitd move, pianos, und other, guudagous venient, ituomsd and 7, hut rat H Denrb DVANCKS MabH ON DYAMONDS, WATCICH, AA blen at angsiintt prover! vatos oD. VAUSD iit, Jtuomed ands, 12) Randoinn-st Rvtablisbod 1354, LOAN’ ON FURNITUR romuvalj also on all foud net Room ADVANCES MADE ON FURTITORE, PIANOS, Gto., lnwost rutus, MU Bust Munroe-at., Room 1. CASE PAID Fol OD GOLD AND SILV EH Monoy ta loan on watchos, mIRTET and valua- bien of every description, at GULDSMID" and: tuition Uitiow dicensad), W itast Madison-at” Katabr rt peueee Mone: ANY AMOUNT TO A Vande tee without curilivs, 16 Dearts JOAN & STOWAGE CO d, @tc.,wIthuut runovel,, Yau Buren-at, JQUEBT PRICK PAID FOR STATH BAVINGS THe eabliee Henk bouts: td Geanainesisa ties Hound dinnk Surtiticats, tA HOLMES, Coneral truker, 3) Waslinston-at, VANS ON FURNITURR AND OTUAN CHATTED ‘property by w party wliusy 26 years’ rooard in Chis Guo gives n xunranivo Uf honoralie dualing, 102 srry aH und a, Ht COLTS VALINE Hire rowulvars, with reluad- lab ugh cu, arrel, Wwuctle- i, iu TVIASL, HDAC porkectty sound priga, $175) a bus= — 1 N, AND TLAMNESS FOR SALE ay Wire, Or will oxchange ft wh, UF uther gvod purvunal proporty. Add he alice. a PRONGUN TN: vuradle, cured froo cust. Gilvs’ Ont Ne Aimonis, 8] Prune kilees, cured witha: wulder inmnenves, fuvicutur Uli cure ZuuTente i ining full iiforuiquon Wo Dit. We ML, re iver! pfs % ‘4 I tute hopee ellen ira. ‘Vrlal sso 2 Bund by alt devugluta, *PP Ayiish ond hundsouiey ean bo soon nt tatie on ‘tutrd-avy i edinl at delivery yard. corner Murceu TolPates: Act MACH RUUBH & CO, yor, HALE-ONH 1 lag tuolay whi us if dig ‘Adar POH BAL wollte Lg Pils M TWO VEY FINE JA Fah oy Bitare: Ranta and # 8. 1, FRAZHIL carnor Ailchiyan-ay, t for plana ad roms TAMEAND SICK HOt ‘ ns, apt i -f bhoroust-plus, Veen cure hou Now York, Uae, Halnion HAD YT DT SALE, LADY HA DL rd Se aaes HADL COAL. APPLY ote acuon contra e—CHEA! tlt aaatnuraladien of eal if Addr Dearborn Cai ann sian i G0 STonAGm COM. wUsatann techities far storiuy turuurer pisses, Tovrehandia awuet ruts, Cash wdvatious TORAGH FO’ PUMNITURM, BUGUIMH, BIC, at und bust Incliy. Advances at oo ae UPAR PGs Wort atowrogeae SO Rte re a FURNITMB, BIC, WITHS PARI, ia ‘stourderane [ ORBY 10 TOAN-ON FUR e 8 roel vthor Neti La Ballons, itouw Sa 3 LOANS—MONBY IN 1LAND POIR mprovud elty real vitaty, NOK I, ourbornsat, FLU, SU, GOD ON NBAL-ESTATH Huteaueltye PAMPER S doe ious ih Woe fuudoll- pO LUAN-S0MA OF FROM 910,00 TO he N chile 1oy eyed ryaiduncy wad business pro} she CI Chit u WY ad, Aptis NY bart iiooe, “UF See By BECURED BY ck on BUY NUT ANY pla Hutte murtvee, or make loans direct ui household furniture or other youd persoual property. We much Was ratvs than usually eharwd, Addross 8 toh ribune ofiee, nd ___ PAIR ENEIEN WANTED. Pantaaic w AGOOD LEGIIMABE DP tiititess Sth ustvoud Srh- mabe Saat copie td requiryds 1b Clurk-wt,, Hou Lt ee ANTNER WANTED Will A FEW HUNDRED Petites toad feuta br Qt paying lebe Juaditughir- in business? will bear ek ALAN, Jus Adauid-st. est invustigation, oom ey APE UNION PUNNITUIY CO.) AND bs WeeT T "ated Weak fault ai luge of ouseiuht masses month) low prices; oaay terms, HA “DOORCASH 1 “GOOD COND ‘Aidress U1 Uribune gation > CONDE " Witt!