Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1881, Page 13

THE CHICAGO TRIBUN LESSER TRIEDBERG. — o Proccedings in the Triel f tho Ex-Pawnbrokar, ———— videnco Ellelted nst the Nefenses n George Delalls ANl the Facts Cone Jalteay Burplaty. somo Yery D it s y of {he Lesser FHedbers (£l Ciminal Court yesterday feh hour every seat in th upled ol the outer spaces 1th people willing to stamt Toirs aid wrtel the progress idently lovked upon by the pub- At a few minutes of opentg the crowd In the a3 80 denge Bime Bailis had to t the deors o prevent the In- org, Wwho seemed glad to be 1 the vestibule outside. sg examined was Misy 410 Stite stedt, who testls s pliee Oet, 4, Friedberg for Jebrated ease, pe stationed W 99 0f nWeom The lirst witne: rms““. of No, t she Mved nt the It lkenown Lesser o yents, 118 plnce ofbusiness wus vibieks distant [toin hers, Ohe of P that ol Which ONieet Jace flv\l she visied Friedberg’s placo in 1t 0 younr woinan suned Hello 1t a sl diess which Withess did not up dress, but wanted some ard, and swhen ghe ex- viedberg sald that ho srohably Imve some sitk the next duy fay after thats = i edbery hnd to sells Wish for o made-up ellk nt abont LAV A y Al ssed this ovintun, F jsoh slreet, neaf and reslibing on T sent reshiing Fomirtia ved with the f the Jatray enbered the shooting s5 0 gt or (o befote finy talked to botht Frigd- ie Siheirt of silks, the expueled Inadny of cind the Withesses fies hoathing Whed l s Wife, bh L tatig it he sumein of the ere secking, Uit fledber and 1 and nsked her whether she o livve w pairol earrings, accept the profors another conversation wit vi (e i the Crimlunl Conrt, in oifered her tho diamond eareings vist B8 plice uid sed 5omo She did so, and he § fier n sifk dress pattern which She ngain refused to t another time, too, 8 he did not know eame from with the snine object In view, CONSIDERABLE SUNPRISE WAS EVINCED * st the fact that tho tefense allowed this wit- niess tu leave tho stand without Wuler; aminatlon, wnd JL Wi eleir erions LestTmony whileh shie pave had dn complete and uhplesant surprise * 1o the defense £ deelbied Sife. “Bhe and fuvlted her to Jie wanted to give her, wns reeatioil for the pur- explninfing that at the tin 6 and arrest of Frigdberes he hul bee va upon the State-street beat, ed on the Nourth Bide pre- { excltement ran through the Court ns Urorge Kovgel, dllng Grorge Sree- man, ating * Sheeney?” Georgo M\smllml into In respunse to the Bullif’s ery, yotmg man shambled Into tt-roomn from the corridor lendii, id, with evident discomiort at the sensation le was erenting, gy the withess-chair and enst b ervously and evasively nrowmd the room. ‘the long Imprisonment which he has ed s told textdbly upon him, ahd tho features, parchment skin, nttenunted cuf the ltnce only three i having - patrol t hurrfedly huto 3 benddike eyes the Judee on dozen feet off, secmed to corruborate the un- fortunate young mdn's recently expressed “optutost that in three wmonths he will be where burglariey, fences, deteetives, eross-cx- aminutions, and penitentinries are no more, " SUEENEY " GEONGE’S TESTIMONY. In answer to the questions put by the State’s Altorney, the wituess sald thot hie was o s erinany, wherd he was born In 1363, 1le came to this country bn 1853, UWis mother died when he was 8 or 0 years old, and hls father died when hie was about 18, e had Iived, fn ditferent cities of the country, and emnw’to Chiengo W 167, Wit~ ness neknowledged that sieted of erle, tive of ‘Mannheln, o had been con- Lessor Friedbers, having mnde bls nequalntance in 187 at his pavnshop on State street, The Stute’sAttorney soug the withesy n stutentent _of o conversation shich he had had with Friedberg previous the burelary, and which, upon objection y the defense, he explained was Intended to f that erlminal relntions wexe be- Run then between the witnessand Frivdberg, to tho Conrt tho short- l\ltoi»rlngontfron} It, Slorys ofered hand report of the previous trial i thow that such testhuony us that w! Aills was endeayoriye to bring oub hud been e hetd that the State’s Attorney slould luealize the couversation whicl he fne le}ndml}u vrove by the witness, The State's Attorney sald that the evidence Waslegul as tending to show the gullty re- ntions of the partles previous to the Juilrn: nedintely connected he did 1ot think he . vhe Ktate's Attorney asked the guestion: What was said, It anything, upon that oce- ewion as to any jolnt petion Jourself and Lesser Friedbey Counsel for th Objection was overinied. avy, to the tnets f| which oecurrence should bs confined, cted, but tho ated that tho convarsation was ad had with Mr, Friedberg, rledberg’s store with o letter of fn- troduetion tram Mike Rebn, U Teek before this le had been < Cook County Jnlk Witness stalud thitt I the oversatlon Friedberg asked hitn §E e did khow sumebody wht hind somo cutlery, Iness snld that ho knew parties who conld ng Nl sune, Friedberg replied that that t e wanted, and that ho would bo el acquainted with men nble to DRING 1130 STOLEN GOODS, Lwo or threo even- rick Hervev, p to nbout n Witness saw i Iogs nfter thint at Friedberg , and | the prisoner, then about brinu- ouds, Friedberg Bad bring il sueh, he would # ool price for th Ot the same pince two Just desorived, und talked to Bim about the Saw hin agahi the following morn- Witness teld him that ng ta his ofd hows . In Pittsburg, dberg told hMm that I'ho could sen from Plttsburg, he (Fried- y hlm for them 88 wus i Chien, TR thint I8 W upee Ik goods: that he pre ¥ other gonds, lours after the visic nlty ! [Inughter] ferred hmmllng; While wituess was he heard from the defendaut, m helcarum. This was botween PO 4 within two days cor- telegraph with the defondunt, tsbuty, N sent noman to the tess Company's offles there, feago, Wiliiess revisiiod Fried- tudberg and Patrlek Hervey be- here any conversation eet matter nbout whigh ehjection overruled, Il thiit theconversution ran upon he selling of stolen goods, Wt~ ortly nxlurwlnrds. whien 1 king upon silks, Fried: Wiel witness had sen Ittsburg wero not as good us seen in Jutfruy’s store, und this conversatfon Afterwards that | ck from Piltsburg for the il to huve I 116 of goods, nhl muko. n good ut ho would not™ un- the Clty of Ullcago, us n warped hing m‘n o n with partlvs LU COMMIT TIIEE BUNGLARY, it l:u could ll?,\h?l. nany people’ who tko hin who would ut of il init Herwvards wi thint ho had tnoked nt the Juifray Hullding that he conbif see through the store windows the plites of «lik Lyime on the counter, ami that he hnd mml{v up g mind o onnunize I\x.n Duriglary wind to tul [’1’| f, Witnoes sk Frivdberg whetlier it wotthd b willinge to Ry s 1 s batsht tn the store, and Friciberg assented, bui sabd that e Would have to besvery tageful, us i\lllu:J."l‘lul:;lll::tiu\{m(l I]n*fn détailed to I\mlfh h HICe i vl doing so very closely, Witness told Friedberg lh‘x{l he kn\{w [} um’n med Philg l)l“‘lll\i‘ whty Y‘us an expert srooke !’ 1 the stk Mnes mild \rmld Intro- duee him to the defendant, F' etburg sufl hnt that (s L0 kimt of Illtm g swhirted to get Ity communientlon witl, He nlso . siredl Hhie withess that IF he were chinthit steallitd, he withild khond munes 1o st hily ont, whieh, the witiess addéd with suine show of feeling, he hill tut e, L Witntss UUI § Tttityeed Phtio Dyrphy th Friotibere ay the man who lid beei * piging e Jalieay’s wtore, 1L was arbned (e they slionlil Busilarize the |fl'\m\ UL evitis fizy wnd tho pr or tho sl ws auried upon butween them ub 85 centy per sand, Eriviberg mve Witnesy o sl Simith & W revolver, aml gave Durphy o Iy miL navy revolver, They askett F £ for” some mohey, and, it e hagghing, he gave them $L00, 'The nmi' Bersony thei. present wery Mroand Mys, Friedberg, dhd ivitiéss and Durphy, AL about U o'eluek that evenhy witiess and five others \went to the stote o L. S, Joffbiy & Co, 10 Dukglivlze 1L Py Wi g0, prettime sixteen rolls of slik and 200 to 400 dozen sk handkercehiets, : THEY AOT INTO TR §TORE through & busentnt window i heditagway, Huvitg seeured the property, they wm\'ci‘ud it 1o Friedberg's store In"n wigon, The Iorae Wiy e to the nlley by Janies Grimth, After the gonds were put In the wagon, Charles Definis, ulis Willinins, drove hae Norse atd withess sit beshie hin, -~ 'They bulted ab the corner of Peele court Wabaslh avenue (v allvw the others,—Diily Durphyy Jo Imnf Lumh, Jumey muhm, A Wiltiany Drtscoll to eomuup, This nppened, s near n3 he conld reendleet, st 9:50 o'elock in tho evinbe, Withess lett tho wakon aind went to Friedbers's place, where hay found Fricdberg and s wife standing, Ay, and Jlerves werdbn the satne o, \Vlllw:a§ Well, It Is oifj we've gol the sl dberg, sidd ¢ CWell, Cfeteit thém hdre” “Wiinvss - proposéd L to fetell the poods to the buck door, but Friedbere said that thal would not o, beenust prople m\zhc he watehing thete, wnd sulil that they had onee before renrlked upon his bringinge entlery in by the back wity, Witness retafintiid higt 1111-5.11 the tine of the entlery affair 1t was duvilght, nud took Fried- Bergz also to the front door, and tried to show i tha datiger whicl wotild aedse from tuk- Tz the gomds through the front dour, From aremark Friedberg mudo, \\?nmss inferred that he s friendly with ‘Ofileer Rice, ind this inelined him to wmake tho attemvt to belig the goods i by the frout dobk, While he was conshieripe the matter Frlellhuni asked In 0 menning wag, *lhive you no funs?" Witiess then suld, ¥ Well, na you ke it,” ad went buek to the wagoft wd drove' it up {o Friedverg's store us fust 43 the horse would go, Artlved theré, he jumped off the wagoh, bpehed the door, and carsied (n i wemtal o€ siks. Friedberg tohl him to pat tien o the oot \\'ltln-ssnskull him whigther e had hob o wash-Dusket tn which to put the handior- chiefs. Witness sawn vallag fn the 0 which he togk oul to the wizon and ((:u 10 Dennis to fill with handkereh Witnhess Tdentitied tho valise produeed in tosrt ns the one s bl takeh from Fricdberg's ti nlght, While Juoking tv_the right aud left nlong the street e saw Oftleer Raiee comiby, and gave u signnl to Dennis fo let hitn Kiow 0§ l& e then, seetigg trouble nliend, got out of the ways At thiy polnt the novhday réeess was taken, AFTERNOON SESSUN, T'he witness Freeman was on the stand at the reasembling of conrt ot 2 po ni, when Mr. Mills announced that lie was throongh with Iihn, e wys decordigly handed over fo thie tender weFties of Mr, Stovrs for crosy- examinntion. 1e'at onee plunged I meding red, a8 follows: “iow much of youp life has been passed i jull ur p ienthiry FFive or six years,! - 1 how many Stiteg 2 b wAViseonsin, Lilinols, Pennsylvanti; antt Minnesota,” “ For how many differeut kinds of cilmes haye you been in‘the jall or penitontiury?? E {.urcmw or burghiry chietly:” Vo't Yol mention o fei¥ of the minor offenses which hinve plnced you tn Jdil?"? Assanlt to do bodily Injury.” % \hen did you begii Your enrcor of erlme * 1n 1873, when I éame to Chilengo.” Durliue the st elisit vears yod inve Yech lmv'\l cbinlnnl?” 8l i Il fany burglities have you comnit- Ct! W Light? : “low muni' Inrcenies?” S Cannot ell,” S Why? * Posslbl Srwenty? “Not so many; I have committed about erimies aitoguther,” T how many have you been punishely” » / “Then there are six for which you buve not beon punishied?” Witness then stafed that In 1873, beforo conming to Chicago, hie was in the Wisconsin State P'rison, where heserved out o term of one year, Me had been in Chicaso three months nearly betore he commltted his first erime. 1t wus Philo Durphy who first pro- posed that ‘ . PISTOLS BHOULD NE USED In tho Jaffeay burglnry, Withess generally had n pistol with him when he went on o b, 118 preferred using his legs,. however, £ dangor nrose. *Whiat wonid be done with the pistol In caso you coukd not rin away?"”? ll‘lcl 81pposy it would be conflscated by the pollee, Mr, Storrs read from tho report of tho previous trinl_of Friedberg, it whivh the witness testified that 16 was he wlho suggested to Mr, Friedberg that he should supply pls- tols to himselt and Durphy. Durphy nou lilmselt were both armed when they went lo Juifray's store, but o dit not, as Mr. Storts ot 1, have “murder i hils soul,” t!lun[zh "i nle,'.uowledzcu having *burglary in s wind,’ This closed the Eross-exmmination, which wid Jooked wpon as mueh of A disappoint- ment, theanticlpation having heen that M, Storrs would clther “ceruelfy ™ or **pulver- fze? tho witness, ‘I'he prosecution ealled M. Aflsun Garton, ngeht In this city of tho Adams Express Com- BNy, . Mr, Storrs objected o the’ ndnilsslon of Mr, Gorton's tusthu(mt', a3 his name wis not in the Indletment and thgdefense hnd notun- 1l 'I""‘i recdntly heard Gf this withess, Mr, Mills snld thut ho had spoken on the subject of My, Gorton's testimony to b Vit Buren at tho noon recess, anit " he lind ussented ta his becoming & witness, Mr. Vun Duren denfed that lie had done ha cause they are so many?” 0, Mr, Storrs sald that ho had not learned of M. orton’s beinz put tpon the? withess- stand “H“ ten rllnu es previously, + Mr, Mills explained thnt e hed not known of the evidency to Do glyven h{ Mr, Uunuu unUl s morndng, swhen ho lid besn visite by Mr, Gorton, wiio [nformed hin of it 1l juskated that Alv. Van Buren ut noon hnd mude 1o objention whatever to the swearihg of the witness, and held that tho matter was one entirely fn the hands of tho Court we- cording to a decision of the Suprema Court, Judgs Moran declded thut tho witness should besworn, . . MIl. GORTON TESTIFIED thint ho was the ugent of tho Adwns Expross Compuny in Chlcago I Seplember, 181, Witness produced ong of tho delivory books of the Company In which the vuckagus aro entered up niil the recelpts ot the consignees taken, 'l‘l‘u Stite's Attorhey asked him 1o read n certain entry under date of Sopt. 0, (‘The entry shows that Lesser Friedber had that day recelved n puclil\xu Trom Plttsburg, for which he had sigued,) Mr, Storrs objeeted, nid earried. the book to tho Court, stating that it did not contaln nuy evidenee witlehh had sy bearlg an the case, llo nsked the witness whether he wiado the entry in question, and the witness repilud I tho negative, stating, however, that 1t was written under his divection, Mr. Storss held_that It should be excluded bo- eause it had 1o bearitg on the Jettray burge Tavy, 1le anlso suid they would dispute the genuineness of the signnturo, Mr, Mllls stated {hat tho ou)ect of the toatl- muny Was to estublish the fact that Georko Froeman delivered to Lesser Feledber cers tain propoerty prior to thu 4th of October, ih order to prave that gullty relutions, such ns were eharged 11 tho presint cose, oxisted bos tweeh them, By the expross-book thé very slgnaturo of Losser Iriedberg would show the faet that = ho had on_ the @th of Beptember reecived 1 Pittsburg pareel, stolen or not stolen ho did not siy, while tho evidence of Freeman was that oh the 104y of Seotember he hnd Pittshitg, n pareet of siiks by the Adims Bxpress Company. considerable Iength by bpbostiig cotingel, i ity sald “that s the matter wis of the piebteal Jmporiande, it would Le hetter to puatpoie Turtier hwarlig of ths eass untit until the question had Journed until 10 o'clock the ToHuwing Deen fully Lo 'T'lid cotirt then ad, this morning, VOICE OF THE PEOPLE, antbet of Coniterces ... Tu the Editor of The thtendo Triunt, Briicafio, Jai, 2L —As tha ity Fathers are soon (0 by ngituted by the broposition to vientes thit portion of Yl Ballb Kleest editth of Juekson, etivhs, withh thredts b ddits g it 1 guelt il oridtuahice shuuld ags, tvliy doulid foL 0 caipristhieo by nudd by ektinding the dioposed Bulidtig (Chamber of Commerce) vver the strect,and thereby leuve the nlrest o the #aing Umo muk cuch widy with ofiies what w magnill il s thoile bi) Tor ntitage, Are b 30 1o truvel, wnd nt 0 beande L erenle Boed on strebitect would ot fo2 b wirely un vndab- il i Duildlnz woukd e ais broabisat it would wtteiet iz, i pitronage, wid cnl v Ke A Y Tho Bewt Mefohing. , T the Paltok of The Uhleagd Tribunés Crroddo, Jun, Mi—The best slelghing about Clifeng 19 to bo foutid ou Grand Listlevant, Thero 18 where gentlenen ownimé good hsries stould wo, There they edn “brasly hionrt's content without th fug bay-wagons, conl-vay find ut inteevuption from poli uilicientiy wido t bdiit oF @ gon nst, Tho chnnte of o 11#10n \vhiite Rpeedtn o deht leds that on Micl abuoyaneo of dudi- aventie or Wit Juck: 'Iherg dra o chtldven out there u n*hiteh,” wid endutre by gotthge In the way of trutier 14 neeedaible fo deivels trom wil thu snow lusts, e ety 1on be ke from Michiran avoniio to luok aftor the erlminnl eingdes o cerutd bs better satishiel. gt . “The Lunlevard " pitronize i Sickenlnz Snobbery. To the Edltor of The Chleagy ‘Fribune, ~May | state igrieyanco? A déitatn morniig piper uf this dity bas fund o hew way of disgusting people, | 1t apes Boglieh plintseulogy (n taiking about o Cablnet, Wt ppasibly éxciso I8 thard for SllinE out Beerotury of Btate the Premler? aid ht conld be mort tbsuid thah speakitg of tho probability of iih pnd sicli an vilu's belng fé- Yuested ' to foroy o governmint'? Cihi't th perdon who witles bo Le Infokmeid it there s o @iiferento between tha BSnglish Govornhient iid burs, ind that s tatk, i propee in cablo dispatehes auont Bnglish elee- o, 18 tho verlest borh in coniieetlon with vur 1t stime paper fkd the New York fHetdd, tor Instane, Wioh fhutders e Bielish aspivi- ot of luay foendy of familles, hm: | CmoAao: dan; 21 *apecututod us tu for* und * requested to forin n poversiment, notody wonld” Le, surprised, v dragr i greised eng L Long Isthnd ditd thon put digs on thy svent, mitd eafl {t < fox-husnti, *gerts” and *rans with (lin finport tholr clothed, ibd parct thelr tale in the midiie, i) secim (o thinke that baving their punts tho emall around tho shoo and Jil=fittinyg nbout te sedt closely diies thow with the Ei- —pAsibiy this eltgs woull rels g ppr fn guoed- g s HOL pros talon, IE tho un Iyy and e hablt Tloubtleas theso * ntd tlle about fends” wid whh tish rlatocrey, ah the dort of th tlon 13 giving ws, ale largely ln thiy signeil pas observed cors uslug Bnglish techitieal teras fn funppropritte places st ridiculons Lo every teu The Minolx & Miclhighn Canal. 1 Ay the Editor o) The Chlcugo Tribune, Brenuifta, 11k, Jan. S0.=Through your valua- ble paper T deslro to correct tha errars that seem 10 e provhient to i conslierniita extent that the uilicers In tharge of the inols & Michigan Candl pre oppused 1o the intervsts of Chitengu th regntd to 1ts dralnngo, 1 wonlt state that [ have the best menus of knowlini thut tho Cunal Commissioners, Genernl Superintendont, and Chlel Bngitcer have been and now fre n favor of extending to tho Clty of Chitengo, and eitizens alony tho ¢atal and Tilinols River, overy faellity in thelr puwer to ald In salving this gredt problem of dealunge, to pro- duce the best pagsible rosulta fv uil concernud, When the questiont of éroctlug the punipiog- works at Brldgeport wis belng discussed abont one yenr gy, the Canal Board direvted thele on- gincer to exumine this subject In ait ity boare Ings, nnd report o thom whtthier 30,000 ok 60,000 chble feot of water per mintite do! duivn 1o eanal, auross tho Bummit hetit fo thes Litlnd) Oe ihihky 5 queslon was envetully” exnmined, wand # veport made in Juuuury st favorable 10 ertuln requirenients aud re- it thine tho Bourd hus Leen repared 10 declde ou the question of hllownise pumidhg-works to be erceted ol thut Hnoint of Wuter fukced futy thb cannl, but no ication hus been wado by thu alithoritios of ity ot Chicdgo, 1408 Intormed that a responsible party pro- posed eatly list yeire to rebulld tho puinging- that the Couneil of the that sum ol idoney o 133 Dol iniiila 1o oper elforts bud been BLeen completed In theo project under. City of Chlengo for thitt purhose; but no the ey, It miida this work cou July or Aujrust sty and the work pluced 1 sue- cegsful operntion nt thit thne Afler suine six months by done, the eltlzens ulong 4 Hivor beentne awnry that nothin nased and nothir 1o catnl und Hlinots woulil be dint 0 1Y reljeve ek of this Doy potitloned the Canal Jourd for pertission ta turn the Desy other stresms into tho eannl W suppl, with water, and this cut oif thotlow of 0 porlion of 1his sownge water from Chicugn, Tho Lot then directed thelr englueer o exniuing that i 1 re’{mrlcd that It wns ricticnble, aud want tho probuble clicet woitid 0. A fow weeks ago, by tho directions of sild Isuhrd, L mindo i survey and estimate ot the cost of u fewder from the Despitlnea ltives netr Sut: g, LUt ot nuy timo have [ ever recommended Hame of you torrespondonta and that of other Ueen habpiig this de »* Mr, 1huva to say I8 that this fs thut this Is ot the 0 pipors buve not tho cude, and furthor, fan OF the Cuntl Boakd or of the Ueneral v opinton, that wiil pive tho shoriost time to nth pae= s Lhe ureatitg O the prmping- WUl jouk wt Lridgeport, uiid by this neans forcy from WK to UGN cubie feet uf watdr pur mintite from the juky aud Chlengo River Tho courso tnken on Schntor Munn's rosolu- tlan In the Binte Eenute yeaterdny, réyuiribg tho of Chicugo to earry tho nbuve plah Into of- fect, {8 the true sulution vf thy questiun for il ornod, only to mnke IL kg 60000 1o .60 mcluding the ordinnry ng that quuntity (8 nll that tho ennul cdn without hjury o cantd be havigation, 1iot ror all i 1o come tho ohly suro réincdy §8 thoe constrictlon of the ship-cannly ov w slmitar channel, fn o wanner b thy samo from BiX o I witor s now ordinarl; updrinteniont, The unly plan, In b :Fm)mrnry rellef Iy o feet per mbhiute Fop permanent rel that will puss irouwl clghe times ns il Hows through tho |vreluntl)m:‘m|.l. ANIEL U, Chlof Englndor Niinule & Micklznn Cannlo Trinl by Jury=Kts Degeneration. TV (he Bdtior of, The Clded)o Trbunt, OiicAGO, Jui, 20.—1t 18 & fact which inust be phtent to Gvorybudy whb can read the English Ianguago that tho old-fushioned and wmuvh- Iaudod eydtom of telal by Jury hua 6o tnuch do- wenerated by ts vontaet with modern elvillza- tlon thut 1 elvil cases 1t has cond to bo a farcu ahd In eriminul cases 0 inonstrous fruud, Wo have fn Cook County thirtcon nivi prive Judges, elght of whom aro runniug Jury trials, I tho civil Juw courts thare IS u muss uf cheav, unknown to any other conntry fu the world, In tho Suporior Court thero bave boen commenced sinco the or- sanizotion of the Court, nbout Mlitteen or elght- eon years axo, above 15,000 sultst 1 tho Clreult Court, Wineo tho fire m 1871, over 25,000 ntd In the County Court many thousauds morey n all rent majority ut these suits or tho “culicetion of small potly dispu o inconsuquontinl abovo 12,000, aro trilling cusus aubts and for tha settlemont o 1t requlses for thoso courts at constant uttondance for whicki the couy! thom #3 per doy—8i00 w duy—or ovur eas-men, 1L 18 sald, sbirk Jury duty,. which {0 consequivnes hus Legh dischurge B0t uf haugers-0i wbout 1ho Courts, whu hinke u . Many of those men aro 1 rowd und do nat undets 1o languuye. Uthers uro kynorant, und olbers Kra memlnuluuld ;md viclous. Ho living by the pructico, fortignors Who esntol Lusiness-mun, n nee, onniut Alford g the courts Jur a tnouth to settie §23 and & urtivs who ought thsutie thear they stinuld Bt be roquired Lo tebould besullicient §f tho comiunity , aud partiys stould bo com- u the Crimlnal ¥taio of fuoty should exlst. for eritues agaluat tho Etate, wion the good oty Hru at stako, 1ben the Jurors, aud se0 to putes botweon provides the Ju 1led fo furist Whon men nrv trivld order and puico of & [l itizens atould servo us 1881—BIXTREN PAGHER 18 thatt alt cloldtiond of the lnty ke punisned, I8t hbw fe §¢ 16 thid grent e3y? 1t 14 0 coniman y b with £2500 enn e eonyleted of uirder or a0y otliee Ur‘nclu Coole County, Jurors st Dutgzlit, il Thesets by the dused, il tht ebjmla)’ pey sent feoe, Jut by e to ey AL IE IR sorTons geation it it 1A the greater el fu 8ol one' we Juror, o noney. 10 sell one's tric i prostitnted tulonts dy s hitwser g ers 111 this cotintg wha practice fin the grent rimindl cugus who honst that tio client of thelr's uver weat to tho Penltentiary. In other words, that they gro equnl tu pHY cmoergeaoy In chentfog tho liw and fusties of their ducs. Nuw toF tho reifeidyt In UCHeasdd abolish tha gederhl pighe Bf triR] LY Jirys Let edded b ll'.'ulnlud'!l)' the one Intelifirint man on the hench richor thitn by, twelre nruqflun itt the box. zl [ x”nsin Had i eidte hi whi his veantd n Juir votl Tl T a1t weit 116 Bl Gl proms Tyt At Py 1B Fotta DE I8 SHR0ES, Thire 14 fib YA ik enrth wliy tito EERIIRDILY Shsund piy 1ho wiged DE twelv umilg cnlled by privoty eitfs ifn‘m» weitla i potly, diputo dhout a 5% delit. i pubile s viin it b b Sururs whit hot phy Uiy Wiole detied diil Fun thé bsl- Nessr—py, the Jawaers o Lotlt zidtd, the wit- nessed, and the, junfers nboyt the Uourlas let ng ikl 4 Ccompleit Jub of it it wasld be v.-lninv Justiew, and n gkl thitg—suetlily for the Wt Stite of Hiluhis 19 Linet b dind, thisks 19 tow e, hitzatton in this eouniry, W ave more Judged il wore Courts 11 e Stbo ot 1ilns thitdt bis te whale Kl dom ut Urgut Beitains il tis great biajority of lthention 1s of the uiest Ll and wseltys chnneters 118 tduecd by the chienpaiss of il process, the ense witly wiieh n mun i get intg Contrt, and the triffe JU costd hlm 1o get ont, Tiditee, en |l\|ml;§d 11 0 IAlvesuit bejuse 1 gratitiea tavir leallifgs ahd doi't cost niueh, 17 we lued tho sxkteny of il Bther eivilized voun- Arips, atpder swhieh the inan '1‘ he o §4 eome vetied 10 o tho ensts of thix tiun in tho right, tod Worfo 1ot nilihie # thinhy Colirtd, Jibdies, Jurdi fror i 4 il twatthl be Lt down bt a4 HyiineL T dwges ‘owtt ents dlo tg worls wilid iin t Stvire, In thie augminitradnn of erintinal Justice, [ woull ubolish this tme-tonored fraud, the Grand Jukyy, and wien o Illlll\l!_mmrfwl with a vlinit, m-mhm nith boToks n Midlatknlo in pub- Fe, ol kive Bim n lidnkude on i evidence, 11 the Matelsteate deetivd 1 it hold o aver Wt Crimbnul Cauet for i, il let the Lt = ALurney draw "P i u\~n‘n\ncu HTARt Turd (g Ml of tlils s t lingnsitloh b erimindl eharieed Hinde dpivnl; For re 'i‘ the Uritninel Conrt, tnxpny- =Hohl usi } o)) i be der tho ‘sevel it Aingualifed tecuide e b ¢ pers, but rather shonld te disgunlitud i he bl wot read Pmm' Sueh tnen weald eeo to 1t that it Infiiitiond ot e lhw \\*fl*e prenteliba foe the it of woelety, We stinild thon have n systein of obiurnil trinly uhdee whicht the power 6f the Ty rnum fall upon tho man who with moticy cnn by Jurors, Inwyers, and Hberty, rather i upon the pogr, s haeless, and )il ', who wre o nbont the ¥hie aitiforers and vivtinis, 1 v s Sndiestteds in petngs o ol itirds 1s uo{mn sted method, soine reforms which re worthy of xi_lu-m.mu ot opr wive leglelutor o For the erédlt nthin titat gositun th *mwm' Al fritine 1o b hipred that swielhiing Wikl be don retiuns tu fmdiente thint ek eivitization a not Alr wholly stutlonuvys GEonng A, SHUreLoT. bt A et JOHN BHERMAN, Btis Mtesclicetion to the United Stntes fesmte=A Reminiscrbee of Ilis Fndt Protioun Electlol="The Scnntor Pro= poses to Thuw Out n Littto—fages of Neeling Hetvweeit Sherman and Vose ter, Speclal Correaponderive of The Chleugd Tribune, Cofumurs, O Jaiu 20, ie eleetinn of John Shurnih for the fonéth time hs United States Sehator fivin Ohio, alter so rearka- ble a public carcer o he Lins hrssed inrongh for the pitst twenty-six-years, contd but eall forth mnny teminizetnees of the days that are p 1o las been bif for the greatest politician Ohlo has ever produced, amd hus kept so long In public position. only through the most nble and vigorous munagement, There hins nimost never been o thue durine this more thah a guattér of a century of service When he g ot had o Visurous op- position In the State, nhd when his laniels had ot Men \on At tho eluse of o elosely: cotitested fight, The present ts the fin unoidmois nominntlon that he hng ever recelved In eaucus, ahd lhe pleaswre that It gave him was evident I every feature of his countemnee, It Is sald that he hns whways been genial to s Irlonds, but this thine |hn actunlly appeardd to be genlul to everybody. X 6 Knmsl_lntemsuhg {ithstpntion of the vory sleniter Uirend by wihiell 1ils contihuithes be. fore the publie s depentded was furnished Ly an okt member of the Legisinture to-dny, 1t wns the Inst titne preceding the present that hie wns before the eancus of his pnrty for l{umhmlluu for Senator, A minorlty, re- speelable. In numbdt at, least, refused to enlielis. They were bifterly opposed to Sher- mah, and §n favor ot Itutheford B, l,!rgvs, who'was then Qovernor of tho State; Uen. . D, Cux, ex-Govelnor; af any vhe slse to defede Suebiint, This’ mitority held the bulanee of power, and weéro theretore formid- nble, What was to be done was soon e eided upnn, Gen. Wykotl, at thatthine Ghol fan of the State Central.Commltteg, sraphied . 16 the thred prineip: el of | w dertaln cbunty, - whose Tlepresatithtive was opposéd tuthe ehucus, These then were stinply tsked to comd to Colthinbus Imiwiedintely,” Une whs Probate Judge, another Common Piead dudue, and the thind o .rmmluum alturney and ferdibe pulltielnn, Two of the trio came lmne- (l|ulq}y. Upon arviving um\w State Caplial the Clerk of the hotel hnnded one of thom a lettet, TIs dlmply containeil the following: At whatover hour you nrrjve, como luine~ Watoly to iy rdom, +Jony BuEnMAN, 1t was 1 o'elock fn thd moriiiz. Nelthor vt thy gentiomen hind ever setn the Senator, ant hieither had any coheeption of whnt was watited b€ thenn " ‘Chey, however, sent wp thelr enrds itnmedintely o 8herman’s ropu, and wete asked to come up without delay, They found the Benutor elnd In Dis nigbt- shirl nud pantaloons, but he \\'c|comex‘ them with gieelded — warnith, - Ile explahiwd the situation, and told the gent! meit that, It n single hnh—the m ber from thelr county, for instanrve— eonld e persuaded (v @0 Into the cauens, there would Do no donbt nbout renching n nubinatiots Iloxblolhed that the leader of the opposition to hin. was netunted by per- sonal wotives, and i’ tha Whole trouble bl cunte nbotit throngh o cerlain action of his brothet, Judee. Shernan, whils he was Commissivney ol tha Unioi Dacitie Itallrond, “Llivse gelltlemen consentedd to go mud lnbor with thefr utember, “The arguient fasted uniil tnorning, when the membey finally con- sented to go Into the cancus, and Sherman \\'N nominated ¢ 9 'The member who related “I‘! incldent to nio ruld that, goon after thelr return, the r,ongl«mn-h wera both asked }u senll to Senne or Shermni the anount bl expens l“l.'{ wers th Iy Ffllnu to Columbug. ns’ hie desirel to remit. They deelined to do this, us thoy felt they hat sl worked Ih the Interest of the party at L Bl ons of thesnd “Whenever My, Sherman hos met me, olther l‘l Washington or elsgwhere, ho hus Invartabty-referved to this hicldent, ond how wo were the means of electing him ut thut critieal thive, Ile s man Who nover forgets nfivor.” At Tnellent of some Mittle Intorest was re Iited by, & member who, I company with e T c?, played whist with Secrelury Sherman a ts\\' yu«rr axo on the traln froi herelo Clovel xY\ll. Durkng the course of the unine, one of the Jadies becams a Hito eon- fused by the wine thut she had paetaken of, and, whien the tive camne I the progvess of thegamo for eutting, she sald: “Will you cuty” Miv—— Excuse me, 1 furget your name,’ s Bihwrman, warm,” sald tho Senator quite curtly, andevidently not s Hitlo cut at tho forgelininess of so xreat i name, It 8 wvident that the Seaator ineant a goodl dual moro than might ab tiest be huagined when he sald, in his kpeveh lust night, that howould tey. to prove (o the people of the State durlng tho nest s1x years tiat he s not 50 el of & human Jeeberg as ho has. been supposed, Heevidently tecls Very severcly the crluieisms thut Buve Dovn made upou-hlin_ in this buhalf, nud nosevere --l!u{( will ‘be made to profit by then. 11¢ s well wmurh nware that’ thut was oo of the chlel hindrances to hiy nomination at Clieayo for the Presidéncy, A good many think that he has b( 1o means given up bis aspintions (o that b rll oflice, und that ho wilt begin i new emupalicn fu Tods own bhulf wow tiat Dlalne 1810 form u portlon of the present Aduiinis. tratlon. It would seem 1ike ons of the ust futily endeavors that werg over made suco thie days of Don Quixote, but the American peoplo are wendy for uny surprise of thot sorh Qusrmnn evldently fecls soyerely the fact thiat b no longer knows, pusunally, tho Founguet rneg of politlelang fu il owh Rtats 1o will probably eultivate (hese decldedly :l\,\{;nz the coming year The m‘lw fudting Which has existed be- neds-men, the very npetled ‘r)!cr\‘k‘\ out Siate, tow rapldly E23 oo tween Yoster pud Sticrman during U past BIX by ‘ 3 “ w\n(hs [ ona of tho most e rmr)mhu illustrations of the mutabiiity of lllu:lmu M“\,lrla ’uma. Dive reccutly been oflered 1 1his country, Ftrub—?uswr. the vizorous advocate of tn fo the 'restde; eontd—Shetinall a gement of his nffnirs at Clileago, Third=Sherman ang ool Irlends. ) TV HEAL B siited at the 04T G 53 BOUTILCA 0w und grouinds, in alegn ®inest. A No. 1 loeation for tuka yther property 11 oXcllange for park jay) Smnil uninunt of money dosth, batance tim Southenst curner Morgan and feut, with Lo huilses, Foster rival candi- dutes for the nomination for United States Storm lowerhig,) Funith=Siwrman's friendy and Foster's friends throwing fiobshot ut ench other in (Storth raging,) of tingd sald Ly 0. Washington-sta., @ ar cornae Aberdeen. with guod frame ok, Lo-toot lot, B0, 11, #,20 regard to hotel-h Fifth-~11utiles friends of the partice, ¥ Sixif—Interview of Sherman, in which he peutests thot hie snd Foster have slways been s, . Geiteral . taiMy-stin s, waul witlidrawal Bettled W satlardctor- pelint Miting ety oblaliih W fliee, nind - evetybolly 18 rher Ity weludranit,) Xuiy that 1t |+ pretty genverally willdeedtoog e "Cdbipet, the at 14 displpsed by it loent politiclahs for the bittebs thot Will e Jeft vaeant fs Jiiénse, The inmbot uf ed degree of bxperience sl farm, . £3.08, ¢ otth 1dyne-t. an e mlBUe rren ihd Parkacs Y & ) Corrief \V.'.;L‘un}g Wi Fiated-sia. l“u'p‘n BALRLBUBINESS PRUPSRTY AT OLD £ neir [tobud, a I .A%-votnd '('r?‘!?i L—Xomu praat birgdifd 12 dtreot; it will ts present phoe o NEar VWopdest, Adédirablo lotats | ront pargRing in improved prop- aren a8 3e)—Sonte pond productive Tl & GO b Washiviaion-it. neht kel biher itts I the way o Tiapyy. CUl'ragedy I3 that Postir i3 to ot bl et Who, with d il 1 a country-store pr thut the tinntle of Gov, Foster s 11 fall upon then 13 yery larges but some of ke will be d Emmnlmml. e RSt Gtk RALE-TOUARS alih of th Injroy 3 ral ul. 'eb tral ours and head of Dregel . Ar_Ashland-av, and Jackeon- MAQILL & CO. Itaud K. oa parior fav., * o Washington-at, G [T N0 MANUFAC ona with rilrond faciiliisy J. G MAGILL & 0., 88 Foow g, WY DESINAGLE STUNE-FRONT I [T 0 e Uiticod | i I o iid Lulow, whote Ldveriseien) takon fortho suiny price Rs tharksd Oty and Wit Lo Fote v ad unti Y [T E R R rcmmbn. ; 80U A I3 Dot d Yiationers, 11 . €4 Coitata Girove- LAt B rova-av, CHMAN, Drugxist, cornar birty -Oess wnd wnsy hivisius, ALY Dnigziats, 13 South v, WAINWILIGHT, 611 19 en-nr, s liepeiralen Btatloner, ata, lue tutandedr. Newddealer, and Fador agoin. 180 aduonn, core SON, Driigzian 102 North 1t fiofirin plvis e BT fuetaud bunse un M, KIRKEBY nighialti, Somir f A% (OPHITEY ON ALL OF )m.m"x'u.\ M. ) INE =3 Vito) ading sireets, vest Sidv, i) raved, 1lnte s numbos of desirabio mmnfaetur- v, enst of Halstod-st, Ful N & DWIUILT, curner 10k vitus fieae Lo Tiv ‘Twelrthenty.. b uLen and italite h stuble dnd mudetn Improvements, -4t Ingnird it 158 Dearbornest, U ol deui, i 12 Went }‘unme totnor Indiann-sl - P wv.m'l‘r\.%l Vi3l e Diyision. 4 3 i 3 X VU Irggidts, 66 Lareabou-st, NEEBR, Piinting atd, Adverild'ng Swyrbéry leyoc N 100X FEET ON 01 8, tirisn-ss. TE KOUI PATK COM- i) Iy onder, und tidennt Ouke un Trensurer §ir §20 'l ORI " SE ORI FIUATE innd xehuot stsics OULD resinumn 1o 8 e il UBIDAT, THET: nace wnd mods ) 1 o suttalily renarded by — 3, s y N "VANTEI)—SH EitAl, DRY QoD ENTRY ciarks of exporiunce; # permanont position wii Ruod suinry Lo first-clnas mi Addro: unos ANTED-S n\\rmdem NTED-5 CIGANMAKENS AN [’ WA st T ANt Oitid iv,ui-né‘lurum- TABS DL ACKANITI stondy wark ' B, ATKINSOX o AT o0 e, AL ATKINSON S Empleyment Agenci(s, WANTER= LABOREIS FL .&m squirn "muuwrdn‘{ with eliean fhtey 1 wood cho poF, (e farp.. CHRPIAN. & CU.. 38 Soutls Wator, Mitbédtitthdonds TV ANIEU-GESTLESEN ANU LADY CAve NY vpssors 1y pow Jump-hpiders, viear and fnléf-cave o PALMLS KOF {ALGNAE, NUBdI0- ICE 4204, KL 1DaRY uLlior 1 it e s ) AN, Ol BALESWAN, Addraval, 1878 Eribns, '_l “v\l.KWS__L‘\IR‘\'I(’K‘I NV AReRn. [Bat AR S HAT 1) adurs {ur =11141 ! Ve 1wt o) '} owinnd Block, cornar of Lears VWAL REb F] g Ty R PO La: It 1 pay sslars, 16 Vubifshitid Conipans. 8 North Ciackist 1AN AND WLPM TO WOILK ON A daley-farii: wI{9 t #ash ednk und mun (o Work on Iar; must be avie to mik 15 10 W cuws; milk Slippal to Gtz koase-runt fred. Apbly to K. We NV EIATOI AN D RETOUCIIER 1N A trsteclass phutodtaph. gailery: mast unuare ‘l‘l:“llll tha Ifl‘l@l’ thorvuehls, Addruss J, Lo SUMe VW ARTED-CANVASSTIN IN COU TI‘IY' "UW E ‘ JUXTHETEN L'N!Efi. kin) -Pomren n‘r] sple fi.l 0 famiiles, Agenis wilh guod réfercncos bdy hantdle 1t worth of goode with 125 eapital, and eltir fu s wunti, 'This is no humbug llurllve man who wane 2 wvud hotio L anwld welte io ¥an Francsco ea Cotupun: Ly Clifeni VWANLBD-AGENTI SAMPLES ¥RER; T0 energetle men n]rlryivlwm 12eulhg permanent I&utlfln ‘."“r:.d‘u)mml llllll\flh:lllul‘)z"l Al ulfl?l‘wl.t'l; T ur_pajers nnd Invost &80, W Charkear Ehic 3 D=AGEN N EV UNT Vi FAS' it Selling plture ho Lo J‘l s Cy ITAVE o, Pesure " (has i nlgel SHALeR. Ll h\;‘:{gfiuu}: "Fllllfl'l'di:,lll\fl!‘ !uhiul'l})lll Tfll rdees foroa e Aet work: soua oS ErIN CO0rR Madimon s T Dohestioss . ANTED-AT W) WEST CONGIESS.ST, VAo O waser, Wit teoaos ol wixot eot aid L compotent persun. Unly fourin fumlly, etory oo, b Y wity, Cail ANTED=COOK AXD LAUN RS, 3 o Ah]!lyl\ N, 4 V83 COUR, TIFITER sute AT B Ve poteeponsbis Fafarontess A e WietrCle, Trilume wlvas oo oreoe Faferoneys, "\ NTED=-A ULt TU CUUK AND DO LAUN- dry wark, Uoud refervhce: Hred, AL IRy, o ot Pl Aipiysi FANTED—AN EXDRIENCED SECOND GI _‘__ ut 14U M o eferanes TR Y lwtssne et iy, Aja 15 AW YN, Ttoum 24 Po; & Y u:‘h" ? et st es SR EILESPAN s wbont Z p. iy Jan £ und Vlte note € Lo 101 Yneingiy) 53 i vory A€ Lattel nie ¥ieln, Subrany evebing. A. 5 e ALACTEIR AND ATUUT 615001 asa hun estibisted and i Chictia bt will ptent peninz seliup 1ALy a4 et Touion. Wost £140 31 aow wkersil. " MENKY WALLEIL r o7 A aruieh ELEGANTLY-FURNISIED tor ladica; flesteliag an . a4 want W go W FOIU BALE = Tt hmura ut Wi aull e 5-0fthst. nnd Vineohhes-nrs 2, gl o Losndown uid T TWO 119 T T Fittion arytes A U ruuknfareh n Cies 1 ehots \zH e, neur Atdlandonr, oniy b0 an ee i plece to subdiridg! | i runnin nesii i Podid ehabce k73 Llialts Tensn TUCAY Joinine the Puilican ik L Patent Qur-\Waees Wovks, whd dther miani- KIhn 10 follsw: A LETPAL m N 10 Krow raptd iy kroind Renstbgton uhd Jesirate bullding. 1 ol erid By apoiyine w L il uther interests. For partie- oy, #iiey: 1l # ture chineo for yarl es widning to step i oyl DFing business: YSTIINET LONG woad bousep ahd Hydo Purk, . A, i 3 nenr Muidison-at, feu-ioie ut Lenwowl 1 tlour, 11U Dearborn L FACTOIY TN v it untomatie Juthe sushiess N 'l!l_)lllll' oftice. . NUV 1OV AND WAz 1 Fisva. Toqalra at L REIN A GOUD-PAYIZG DTG CHINE HRU 3 -t et Add & e e g NT) ON LAKE: LAl fur, bl AL 11t T Rundoivh-ut. I, BARGALN in Hydo Cavkand 1 Major Blocky comer La Ealle kb Address n b L abunt T mited teom Chiedzo, A e nce i nn TORT Gty seat ol 6 Lol WS anJosantr o ) x LUt A tay farmi ot & Ui GALH=AUCOUR’ h ot Tudit® VLS UL dri-store dulng euud bus o 13 161 1tndol tuke purtuer, Al 9 glag v \gmflur 7 Ty ures Ureat g abrat §2 rux»tllrull; £l ddrews C 16, 't'ribuug DR BALR=AT Eigt well loeatgd et howEs fur clisluiien, Hy, mutn foor, iN OF JEWELLRY AND ¥ i uhiual saice, orih o bonuk Lut nous rées nt Unes L 1L Tuibany valoy. . 5 D0D-WILL OF ES- rowlnout corner, " North Kide, 0F Ul OF Lutore May 3L 2 Gouth Siacy F rlrmm tuwhn In - GAN-AV, 12-llo0M 11 T i buinose with u great hid eonaiunt NIED= ISTANT COOK AND UTHA, S Tttt Frakt W 2 b sty ikfurt, \Wabusher., ool NMiseeltnncous, “YAfifimte-J;\D\;nj\cftfl:slml! 3[%!& Goans, o vry o Hond SmiIt Ry velty Cn e K astlincnt; Sow Yotk - WA 1y GO0 W oS E A U N gl ghivi Fade Wited —_SULUATIONS WAN? Elookliceners, Clorks, &c. SITUATION WANTED-IN AN OFEICE. Y 4 ulitlurized i wiko has ehidncted i Eaat Iie duth busingss foé mute sonrs, Ubod referencos. Ads Uress 91, Tribune omee, o Sn'l.x,n'w\' WASTEUZIN DRUG RE BY AN Al preserption atictly lumuf ¢ xraduiite of iedicine, Adi 1 “'.ILE“‘& Vyariet, ik, Sh‘u’m ON W VIDLESALE o1 . huving un ox%&rlvm’.ul ST e A Rddrdes V. sribun Sl 5 TTUATION W ~BY A YOUNU MaN, @ R yeany old, b teara the marchundise buslnesa; will work n-r°lu'\' suluey, Bestol references, C 23, 'Pribe i un . “ S\' UATION WANTRD-IN WHOLESALE HOUSH nllm lm‘ilkl‘!‘unt:r;ll;d v\; pmang iliven l“e‘;l""“.i‘ihr‘s“ Nz deparimentss oary' oxpe L Biten aturunes. - Address for tye taya Cah Tribana, N WANTED=BY A U}N'I‘LEMAN ol bLusltows esperience, with goud conaections i rupe. r(ld Africu, rhll the Levant, WHo vAh dors rorpond i English, ltullan, and Frénch, enn keen b nund has excellent city roferenves, with afirm ruued In i fupelm (e, 4 &3 Vribune ottice. TIUATION WANTED-BY A THURVUGHLY {!ullt‘ll handwate mun, in sy chpaelty. Address G L. Trivune othee. X ATUATION WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE GRO- gory. A yourhd man wd hus byon aniployed for thepnstyeven yenrs in Now Vork City as book&epor sueke a similar positlon in Chicugo; references Al. Addrest Gl Tribanounics. - - = Trades, o ITUATION WAN ~B¥ A FIRST-CLASS ‘paiits cutler fromn tha East, In somo woll-astab- Hfsbed talloring house in this or sowe nolghboring ¢ OvHT ve o ntved. Ads Uroam, SNLD Fob. it 2. Aribune SRcee - ; Conchmen, Teamsiors, & 1ITUATION WAN PEU=ABCUACHMAN OR FIRE« mung bost of reference, Addross Cui. irjbune. Misccllaneous. SILUATION WWANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED colniervind travelye with & munufacturini house, OF It the morenniile [ine. Und give tie bust of rofers Jheescnncanit sonplagurs nnd uthers. Ilearo ndarvse 11K, enra i dsor 1otel, Dearborn-sl= S N W ) LUENAN OR travelor in hny line of lnniware, ur could handis @ 1ing OF yrucerven._Adirews G o Teibune ofics, - K TWANTED—DY A FAIR TENMAR, 1o do writing gvenings, Address (054 Tribupe. profit; vestiyution soficitad, Addrosn 0, Braidpn nisk REUnCA Bt LpaRtel Y, oo TUNHED B-OCIAVE ORGAN, TWO SETS sl ALKt Indinunst. 1t ¢andv Sirhisticd eouth IFOnL FUOMIS, I rud pocationy prites wodurats i good par- w et st 1Andulphest., N 0, RENT=100AI! e second 1l orth Side. 5—UNFLUNISHED FLAT OX A A GUASD, SQUARE, AXD urml our; tue fuealfon, couventent to AN N e RN RS ud 1 un larizor W vEARS ST, TELCES, &< clAL natdntidn 14 chlled to it LI uhrikit Glativs. 'l'mz [ sy plano wple. They urd tich Und Tull i tond, votie LOTeRs » 1) BAREMRNC 1M BAST uid e ml uvaty bf 13 pie 2108 ) Rt '1‘0 RENT-FIST FLOOR AND TANEMERT 576 Wabsshi-ay., corher. Vun Burensst, 4 feot front, deey, Apply Bt B Fraukiinest, }°0, REXT-BTORE A Biractéd (o whdure periect planu ol th enl W Vruhoance tho Hullul, Ml Sujrobiv und unrivaied, G, Wraud, s i Elstorh man nfl«g’t 4, o, Corner Buntl und Adam-sts. mh’:l nd piauds snd orgune st 1LE=A forv woe clat unming ciu T=STORR—FROM AT 1 A & »L-, menr Murket-st. C0. W Fifiti-uy, T GALY 00) r:n\'nlg i ‘U"‘l.:ln el Fepwirt m Whtdi thuy owpIoy 23 ilrat-chuss mtenani irig OF mKnuMcturing uny | wé have secared the # IUUYIENbUX MNEDY Fruin Switzerlund,who e preparvd 10 oxeuuly wll work I that e, Ausical-boXos i utaciubud t orage nill iy Suties et LYUK & S’l*un\" ® CAMP T * 3 A Mimcenian ~ous. Tu“nxm'—a\:c\v\n FLOOR OF uys, 8 LAST LAKE- Inquire ut the protitavs within tho next throe T FOIL MAGIT oiph and Jucks L) ToRtaiINg ubual kume O al, O\ PIICED, J ORGANS, ) v}: BTAYE-ST, FANDAND MAKH PIARO o taall pUALY Higet tuve A i it GANTLY FUR- nished inrue and svesll vooish with boued, NORTH CLARK-ST., N First-vinas duy-boird 8 ruvine with bonid, 84 munen KA AL TUE DRIDOR- () casi g B10 SN I DAM BIEARE, % OF ATATE AND LRoteln, ILARGNCE TIOUSE, cult b soutd of the Palmer # wedks urrison-ale., 101 Y ANOUNTS 10 s Wi aoul resauvad. 1St 1an DYANUES MaADE ON i ‘b g L 1 ndolol st _Eutabi NV ANMUUNIS G0 LOAN N anos, e, Without resuval, sy {12 oot secaviilos, Rovime 11, W L1 AN FAID FOR ULU GULL AND guey {0 Lok oW walihoy Ulliun Uitice Glesnanids, w0 St PAID FO) Ao polivles. D WRENCHE 1OTEL-180 ROUME, 165 AND 15 y bidl :u::'l pNOus when i~ Y0 deedn' b g firul. v 0§ pur week. SOARDSIIN A GENTLE 3 JUNGC uirie, Rired rospeiiively Dund nun Wast Sl ang-ne: prol Buv o ) preteried, itufereucs oxs 72 G b uico. s STOIAU A=A YO X N wte withull removal, udons ol oo aiore ol W 1 suruye, W Easi Vad Burw UHEs T VRICE PATD mun BEATIE B, i tional UN‘;\'.‘ ;Ill‘b)'-)\l TR 5 Munroy-at, Koo B, N=X0 COMMIBIIDN—ON CITY U rwise AL3, NCLEAN, RI=1IV_A_GENTLEMAN, NICELY FUIS sued rom with board threasfust and supper) in private futlly, el sthew. AN UN I"J\Hal TUNE, CA ik, U SR el oes, Fulr dealing. LW, k2. BSTOURE 33 18 Bilib-av, Mouw A 3 Wl tye Jours 14 por v QLBIL KNS, UL PuLcluas LBNFOVLD GLY PUPETYs RS el Wikt wtt7 Dtliue duso 0.5, o Lortlend wluck. 3 Luil o uddreas J. 10K FURNITUR, AMSKND SIS, FIANKS AB T AT £ ol luvo, iairl ottt e ey VW ARTERVGLS yoluntuwr Tvgiieats Ui i80 TE ERY 1ig dorkan U3k Winduws. wid urtilons, nuud ) e uthenn Dutk, oF BLHOF v pariitol Uuvre, suidubia 10T 1) Mce busluessi widst Lo swol b . VEIAVE A LARGE ASSON "ifi.!'a'“" wET AND'S ADIUTANT-OEN, TG oI, B=CLIEAP=A VIBT-CLABS BRCUND= “pruot safe, double vutside nud liskle doors, slze 51 Inehes biam, 33 MucBus Kid mady by Deult bty Gompaiy. Cen 1 SALE=—A COM (3 2 “Uribuna for the even! Fosr o L3 adds A, —SYROAYION Tomestics. SUIUATION WAKTE-AS LOOR AND AN bermaht by two Seanding dresn 3ib poull Daarby Senuntreases, SITUA1'IO.\'!4 WANTED=-BY TWO YOU, Iadlus nd Sanmstises in Yuilies, Address A F M und Micad M. 41l Sintorst, HoK T JOIN MITCHELLR, AT WABILING tan-st., hurws o atl inds, carcluges, bug.ses, wid wconi-bund, ke 10w Brioes, of Wil Vances e, UK BALR—JUST ARRIVED FIROM KRNT UCK Tom A cur-loed of horses ConVBLNG Gl (8L LULLOrey indators, and combliitdon mudiu und - waruusd husses, wnd ean wugne chesp st BOCKMER 110s.! Stable, eornvs Thirceentne-si. sud \Wabash-av, p‘mi{mu Si 0 vinns. 1'icass call of nds { {ONOUNCEL urabie, cured freo of cost. U odite ~ Ammouln, Epavink splinis, Nz Bunehes, thoroaal-blne, nurung knves, carod wrLiou blemish, Btruwis, stoubler iaxeness, Naviculst s case, shou-bolis, curv cuarantoed. deid fur paph cuntaitng fall ipforawuiton 10 DIL W, M. 1! o4 Wone troadway, Now York, Usg ofly 1or byriva e Unfment in yeliow “wiunpors. Ul size B coats: 2 n. CASIL, A VISE-STYLED HORSH trot 16 bugdy tn 43 Addrews . B o vo Chivazo. FISCELLANKOUS. STOAKES AUTUMATIC $LRDBING PEN) 85T OF A by wintl, 813 Lo price on Applicadon. A J. UK, genl, 8 une B g, g, L (e i D EXTET g Yetween (he undersigned uuder the (rm nama A Lockwud & Diwpur lins this dsy beon dirsyirud by miwwal consenls 1 35, Loekwund & /0. will cuas @ uid pray all Habiitiies, tinue thy Lusiness, and nsva WU Wlone Bro sutoRLd W colloct xud xelilo thy ke cuuita nf the Inte . ML B LOCKWOOO, N G DUAPER. vulcawu, Jun, 13, 1991 “Y-\N‘l'm)—l.ADIv;S O Julaira thine at home, how siyio fancy newviios urky work puid fURLY (b bloce, send for rualue or vall porwounlly, - Mra. L ¥l LEROY) toncher of sré oedionurk, No. 58 lnst Aduiiinst.. Chlengo, 1l PLOY EIR ¥ v P,{fimm‘fi W ANTED -TILE ADYEITISER TIAVS \ug lind 33 yeats’ ncuive vrparienco tn ludioy wnd Zonta' privatw olalug und supper Mmoma §u 1l ity and baving n Mok Ut clalopaIa, Winey, lquovs, aund cyremuitable for tho busliiess, toulnds u it ner, of) @r ludy v went, who wiil farniab the bnr Bize e 5T Waory AU o0, AOUL BOD For particulars or lu= utlice. It CANNOP EX- L steam for lenst mongy, und Luiler ever bulll Ofoe: i1 Canalst, Chica: (NF, WITIL LINKS] abure ull new und uf- .fl u’.‘;l(;us.hfll:\‘l‘. 0ll|l‘llll¥lll ll‘fl)l’l' B i e hd 3000t -hatnd machinury. poilives e o, vircinos, gl We MOUNBLOL & Cod,y 53 wnd & South Clinwn sl . VUOPLES BAF vos 1 ploda: sivos b A1t fnat Jnizur thun i Cortistdiut., Now o AUENTS WANTED: BNTS WANTED~WALTE'S HISTORY OF T/ Au\-‘lll‘}.l“l‘ll ‘hlllil;lll W l\-}“ Mlisk'lfl‘lnl :\W‘lfl-x fula new aud posulur work, Whough scarcoly ou Uity wnnouced ' tho fubito, 1t te bouw tnautrod fue it oFury irection. Kxclisive contrul of thuled Territary un bo hud If applied Tor at onoe, wish hvoral . Addruss U Vo WARTE & CU., & Mufor 1 L gty (HICAGG BTOIA - 30 10 T% RANDOLITS Wl 49 4110 P8OV TUF MUK YUUF [urniL eroiunliso, oie,_Call wid sud. Advino Ol F UL 71U chvapwst kid bust | Y. Advuncos ut Jow ratos. GHRUKRGR PARRY, kU Weat Mourug-st. T — ‘ ANTED=TEACHERS~S LIV RANRH—L.ADIEY ho sre prudiates of universities, coliegus, or DAl R ] (erahats, Lo i depurauentie fih.\;:llAh YCHUOL AUEN Ol Pieest, Sl ibm, Byre I A, GOSUIICH, ArTOUSEY A LAV, 1y DHA Ly burg-sty Ui Vviow Fred. Lo yoars' uss burtoton. Uivkivsa Quiotly aud ludully seaiasosd [PHOMAS SADLEW, AVTOITEY AT TA A S 1a Bullo-st, e PATHNTN. D, COUPLAND & 1), L. VATENT A'cloNEvS Wk pulie-ut, Chilcago, Ml W uloaso.