Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1881, Page 7

' Jmpor isgraceful Scenes in the Lower Dflgfiausc of the Tenncssee Legislature. . tant Legisiation in Imlvllvum Alreeting sSuporlntendents of Schools. Appropriation Asked for the Im- o ggavgmont of the Kanka- keo River. A Wisconsin Assembly Bil!'; dn Which Chicago Has fl”D'u‘_@p Interest. qhe Michigan Btato Benntors Propose to Take Thoirs" Without' Wator, The Question of Consolidation in New York—No Result Reached in Pennsylvania. TENNIESS L, Sgeelal Dispateh {o The Chi SiviLLE, Tenn., Fob, 3,—1n the Iouse ul‘]h-prusunlnllvus this morning Mr. Davls, Dagiocrat, Tose to n guestion of, privilego to reply to the query of Mr. ‘Thompson, Demo- oral, a3 to the amount he recelved for voting Tor Munn, Itepublican, for Seeretary of State, yesterdny. Davis said. he got tha. samo amowntthat Thompson hadoffered himto voto for hinfor tho same positlon. Davis nlso had sent to the Clerk’s desk and had road n eard signed by Johni J. Littloton, Jr., and pub- Jished to-day, I which Littlaton eharged that lie (Davis), togothor with Il D, Plum- mer, Democrat, as well ns four other Demo- ety WERE BRIIED A for §20 ench to vote for the Republican can- didates for Secretnry of State and Controller. Davis, In reply, safd: “1,ittlefohn was hora in the Interest of Mr. shelloy, Republlcan, and ho offored to com- pensate me §f L would vota for his Re- publiesn friend, 1le offered to ald me in comiug to the Sennts next time if 1 would all him fn hig Infamous sehomes, 1lo sald it Mr. Shelley was ulected ho wus to be vir. tually Secretary of State: that he was to run the ofllce, 1 spurned his infamy, and insultod him to get rld of him. In response to Iifs vilo nttuck on me read by the Clerk, [ have to say, Mr. Speaker, that it s an In. famous llo from beginning to end, 50 far ny 1 am concerned, and 1 stand’ responsible hery orelsewhere for whiat 1say i vindleatlon of myself, Idemand & committee to vindicate sald }mu charges made by Alr. Littleton, who'ls ' A ECOUNDREL, COWARD, AND POLTROON, This maliclons attack Is made upon me be- cause the author did not suceeed i his vile schemes and mnke me a paety to them, Mr. Thompson, replying to Mr, Davls, sald It thot gentlemnn meant to rofliect upon ilm, orto insinunte that he had done anythimg not becomsing a gentleman, he would “auply to him tho snma eplthat ho hnd applied to that other man, and say ho was n'liar, o sconndrel, nnd o coward, Mr, Plummer said that. e would use the same eplthet towards Mr. Littleton that Mr, Davls had. e also acknowledged thut o had been offered §250 to vote for n candidnte for Seeretary of State, which offer he fudig- nantly declined, v r. Couiter, Democrat, offered o resolu- tlon appointing & committee of clevin to in- vestlgnto the charges, which was adopted, Tho committeo wil npointed to-mnorrow. INDIANA. Spectal Dispateh (o Tiis Chicago Tridune. Iymaxarorts, Ind,, Feb. 2—Fho Scnate yassed eeveral amendatory -bills to-day, and thensat down upon Dr, Van Vorkls' Stata Board of Henlth scheme by o vote of 26 1o 19, The consideratlon of the constitistional awendments nnd the ealling of o Constitu- tlonal Conventlon was made the speclal order for Friday. Mr, Wood, of Lake and Portor, offered tho following resolution, which was passeds 2 Radred, By tho Souate, tho Tonso conour- lhug that tho Senators and lRopresentativos of the Blato of Indinua uow in tho Congross of the Unlted Btates are herely requestod to vote for 2u appropriation by the General (lovernment of 100,000 to bo ecmplnyed in deepenini, widens ing, andl stealghtenlog, whorever necessiry, the Raukakoo Rivor fu tho Btato of Indiuna, and to Uso thoir best, effort Ty s etk orls to sccura tho passag o of 1IN THY; HOUSK several bilts were Introduced,—among them ouchy Mr, Cooper providing that- the Stato Doard of Education shall ba required to ox- amina all porsons who shall apgly to thom touehing thelr quallfication to Lold the ofiice of County Superintendent, ang give llcenses nt:eonllng to thelr fitness, ns detormined, Without this lcenso ng peraon shiall be eligl- Ue to the ofilee -of County Suporintendent, wd, it ho desires to b6 n candldnto for such oflica In nls county, he shall advertise the bossession of this lcanso for sixty days tdor lo un olectlon at whichs o Supetintendent 13 to b choson In the county, L two newspapers of the county having the hrnstclrculntlon. provided they shall bo of dillerent polltical partics, No person now serving in such offico shall be subject to the eumluation during the term for which he Maselocted. "Tho bill furthor provides thnt WoSchioot Bonrd of uny distrlet or town- 'h:lin;l;ull. no; mors than sixty days prior to ting of aacliool term, cal K‘X,:‘h" patrans nt the Mlmul-huu‘s’e :r ";ggflgfi “lflmb mu theso shall b the quallfiod leagirty Who shall proceed at onee to eleet o her for tho etsulnyg torm, * Sulzer ulso Introduced ¢ Ar m{.lr. o‘r TMPORTAYCE, or the bettor enforcomont of th :'l'fi:f;ntl dconse lnw by incronaing lhn‘punn- w“m!‘x taching to. druuikenness, by soveraly Lz minors Who roprosont themselves of age, nud by incroasing the penalty persons convicted of solling without license, "1t 13 gy v ed "}’, wuhlh\‘l{;r Ié;;‘i;‘lrx‘('nlly.‘mnam ROl ’ Yeht, O'3rien, and Cu Tiers Bupointed o' commitide 10 mv&i‘fl,‘,'&'; esal Reform Sehool nt Plalnfield, and euss, tewart and Couthorne to Invest] ) eaf and Dumb Asylum, o “;e‘ ublie lustituilons of the State nre suggested (b fOr an ovorhauling, and 1tls fonk Lml thit the General Assembly trans- ot 4elt nto o Committea of the Wholo B :lelgullux Durposes, 9 Cemetyorr® bussed I tha House to vacate fim.‘t“l“‘““,ll iln_enrporate” linits of tawns Pl "'s.dun vroviding for the eloctlon of m“m‘_\;‘»x:lu}::&!-:nwolls, The latter K0y A fl”fi Marshall, ‘dunighter of the Into tlaca uf 4psiopninlly 1, heen tendered tha i, Wineo it State Lfbrarian, and writos in. ml)l(;u{hgug&ltm Wil neeapt, ' The twaln TP tate Librury morg vopular WISCONSL. T A . DUpateh to The Cheage Tyidihg; _\[mso.x. Feb, 2—Thy Chilgaje, rfimi ooy e Pactflo Rallrond Cotpanly cons 4 the bullding of n rond from'Chlca- Ko lvlu%«rz:‘:':l Walworth, Joffardon, and Colum.. \'olrl ¢ ta Lortage City, on the Wiscon- Iehng g ppnd thenca north fo Like Supbtior, State LiAblo kraut of . ladd, penetratés Melloy op 4consin so as todraln a fine o0 fe 'ecnuntry for loca) trattle, and will bully, g feder Lo the City of Chicage when Teady o 5000 DIANY. walles of oad havo nl- n Rerluded, aud large sumn of mwoney Kingt con. Hutthe bill futroduced B g0l 11 tho Assconbly declaves ‘the fuin e popueieh WBIED, IE passed, wouid L of thy’ % el o0 gond wutlority (g PP I 1 tatua iy M99 1N s e v 'wnpns te Chicagy, Milwaukeo & 5, X w“"‘ oad that, §f the lands are for- % th i, ¥ Posed new road from Wabashia, np.«r“ii’l\‘lglon of tho St, Paul Road, (o e Mpygr oo B Bo bulle g g branch o Rutazeg g et:g"“m”“"y's UIno.” 14 is another bl tsh eating up the'little ‘THE CHICAGO “fRIBUNIS: TIIURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3 o with the aggressive polley that the St. I'aul Company hias recently en- terud upon, ‘The Interest that Chicago has direetly fn tha construetlon of the line alrendy com- menced [s obvions at a glanee, It s the if- feronco of a Hne direct from Chicago tn, Lake Snperlor 400 miles long, and peneclrating the best section of Wisconsht, Inejuding the finest agricultural and lumberliz reglons, nnd & portion of the sume lne bnfle and operated by w company whoso base of apura- tions Is in & distant eity and ih another State. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGA, Mantsox, Wis., Fob, 2—Tha Gavernor aent to the Sonrte this moralng tio following appointments: Dr. Solonw Murks, of Milwau- ey 1y menthor of theState Board of Tlealths A Evans, of O, Connty 3 Carl Dosrilmg- or, of Milwaukes: and C: ‘A, 1lutching, of Fond «in Lue, to lio Iterents of the Norial Schools; Murk Douglo, of Jackson County, and C, L. Yalentine, of Rock County, to be Fish Comsmissioners, . In the Senute n resolution wns presented asking the Wiseonsin Congressnien to sup- port tho pending bil regarding the duty on inalt nnd binrleys also to support any leglsin tlon witeeting Inter-State cotnmerce, and to prevent extortionate frelghl rates, : A resolution was introdieed by Mr, Suth- erland extegaing kympathy to the people of Ireland i thelreflorts to secure reliet from onxn-.flnlva rents, ele, A bill was Introduced providing for a Slate Etymologist, 1n the Assembly bills were introdiced pro- viding ngulnst guncks, and'to prohibit meme bers from recelving rallrond passes, MICITIGAN. Spectal Dispatch to The Chieaco Tribune, LaAnsing, Mich,, Feb, 2—The Senate fo- day possed n bill to prevent the adulteration of nlcoholie llavors, the statute having be- cotna obsolete by the actlon of other laws. Also n joint resolution askinz Congress for an approprintion for the nprovement of the Harbor at New Duffalo; a bill to authorlze and proteet Wisconsin officers In takine pris- oners through certaln poitions of the State; amending the lnw'refative to the inspection of flluminnting olls; to providn for the re- publication of Supreme Court rcports, and asking tor an approprintion for publishing the procecdings at the annual ncetings of the Superintendents of the Poor, As a part of tho program for ndvnnclnf the prohibition Idea the leading advoentes of tho measure have besn for somie timo makin great preparations for holding a reception n! the State Temperance Assoclation headauar- ters this evening, ITumireds of Invitations have been Issited to leading temperance peo- Elu and publle oflicials i all parts of the tate, and “while, of course, many have not aceepted, still, with the - Legislatyra here, nlso the State Pioncer Associution, together Avith the townspeople, the rooms werd well filled, * The profect lins given rise to consid- erable comment In the State papersand in ubile nnd private elicles, aud, whilo 4 Is admitted on all sides fhatin o soclal sense it Is a good scheme, what greal effect it will havo on Jiquor legisiation is not so ap- parent, ‘The State Ploneers eommenced thelr an- nual meetliz in their rooms nt the Capito! to- day, with a good attendance, PENNSYLVANIA. HArnisouna, Pa., Feb, 2~Tho fifteenth ballot for Unlted States Senator resulted as foliows: Wallace, 5§2; Oliver, B0: Grow, bt} lewltt, 3; MaeVenkh, 8; Phillps,2; Balrd, 13 Agnew, 1; Snowden, 1; Curtln,1; George Shiras, Jr,, 1; Wolfe, 1, A.motlon to meot overy day at 3 for ballot- ing was not agreed to, and the Convention adjourned. Tha scatfering votes were prin- cipally from Oliver men. The DIl to submit to tho people the re- moval of the State Capital from Harrisburg :g El'llill:zldcluhlu was reported afliruntlvely in OURe, ‘T'he bill for the permancnt establishment of the Supremo Court at Philadelphin was reported negativaly in the Sonate. MISSOURT. JEPFERSON Crry, Mo,, Fob, 2.—The Senata passod tho House LIl excepting benevelent nnd ehiaritable associntions frow the action of the State Insnranco Jaws, 4 A blll ins been introduced prohibiting nuy stockholier ot a railrond company from fur- nishing supplies to the company without the consent of nll the stockholders, An act hns been Introduced glving jurles tho nption of ussessing punishment for n can- ital erime to ninety-flve years jn the Peniten- tlx\rr Instend of death. The Committee on Judlelury reported fa- vorably on the blil giving railroad employés tho same right to recover damages from rail-- rontl companies ns. pnssongers, and mnking Judgment therofora llen upon the rallron property. MINNESOTA. 8pecial Disvateh to The Chicago Tribune, St. PAut, Minn, -Feb, %—The Governor to-day kent severnl appointments to the Sen- ate, which wero considored [n exeentive ses- slon. Among them was the appolutment of Trof, O. V. Tousley, of Minneavolis, as Stato Superintendent of Publie Instruction, to take the placo pruviously occupled by I'rof. D, Burt, whoso eonfirmation was refused sone thie ago. The uppointment was conflrmed by tho Senate without discussion, NEW YORK, ALBANY, Feb, —~The Assembly passed n bill to prevent the consolidation of telegraph companles, SUICIDE. . A STUDENT. . ANN Anuon, Mich,, Feb, 3,.—I. W, Fair- banks, of Tetrolta, Ont.,, comuitted sulcide by shooting hlmself in the parlor of the Chandler ouse last evoning. e was astu- dent, tl recently in the pharmacy depart- ment of tho university, but has not attended tho recltations since the holldays. Sinco the vaention ho told some of his frieuds that he neard bad_news trom howe, and appenred chunged. Last night two women cume from Detrolt to see him, one ot them cluiming to bu his wife. Ilu passed the ovening with them In the ‘mrlur of the hotel till ho shot hiimself in their presenco about wkdnight, Tho employés of tho hotel heard the shut and hastened Iuto the parlor. He lived but o fow moments. An Inquest will bo held at half-past 1 to-day, A POLISIHL JEW, ToroxnTO, Ont,, Fob, 2~—Mux Mco, n Polish Jow, dolug business on King street, shot himself this morning. 18 wifo was at- tracted to the front shop and found her hus- band bleeding from a wound In the hond, llofore sha coulll [nterfere. ho slashed his thront with a razor. Ho is now dying at the hospital, —— CORONER'S INQUESTS, y ‘Tho Coronor reporta the following inquosts: At tho Margue upon John MoLoughlin, #3 years of ngo, who was acoldentully crusted to donth enrly Mouday morning botweon a flat-car and ongine No, 153 of tho Chicago & Northwestorn Hallrand In n collision on the tracks of the 1ll- nofs Central Rallroud, botween Harison stroot apd Poek court. Tho deceased wus employed s u Bwitcaman In making upa train of freight, and a misplaced awiteh threyw the end of englne No. 238's train luto angine No. 153, on the foot- board of which MoLoughlin was riding, A vore dlot of ucolduntal deutls waa roturnwd.. At No. i Behont !lmh In tho Yown of Lake, upog a{ 4 yours of ago, whu wus uue o od” butween two frolghit-cars in (he ropalr-yand of tho Michlgan Boutbern il a‘d uefr Forty-third strect, on tust Mon- “tlay, 0 jury found that 1o danger-signals woere pubpnt in tho yurd on uny ocoasion, and they recotymendod ftnt proper precautiond he takuiz (a1l gnurv 1o provent such acclients, AL tna,comwr. of luflbmn and Loavitt ets dpoit Willlant Latdlaw, who was stre killed whild'sgollshly attempting to stop a run- nway fennt mfichmf 10,0 bakor's wagon ll’n Tront of No, 831 Bya tsland ‘nveoue. At No, 631 Cens tre uvenuo ngnu Julls anor. who died of wombrinous croun. “At No, Ll Pearborin streot upon Itebeccu : Dennison, agad who died of consumption. "At No, 812 Jeffers Bon gtroet upon Joseph Bolyy, {!l;'\rt 0t uge, whoit his throut with a poc) ufikulffl.ln [ salonn at No. 200 Michlzan stroet whijo Jubocing uuder s fit of mental llosnhudun(w. 1AL NOIE Arbor place upon Wilhelm Arinicior, 13 yém of uye, whodlyd fshock resnlting from (njurios re- ooived by uecldentully fatling sud belog crushed Dotwoon the draw-bars of twa cars on the Pltis- bulx‘ Cjucinuut! & 8t, Louls Rafiroud, just weat uf Ada’strect, last Monday eveulng, e mt— ree months, Horsford's Acld Pboaphate gives speedy bene ofit for ulght awuats In «consumption. It stronythony he ueryed AUG wuecivs, Aud pras WOL0d FOCOVErYs THE RAILROADS. How Will the Western Passengor War Be Finally Settled? The DifMiculty Arlsing from tho Unitmited Tickets Still Out. ‘Wostern Roads Doclino to Pro-Rate on Out Emigrant Ratoa, WESTERN PASSENGER MUDDLE, ‘Tha General Managers and General Poas- senger Agents of the varlous roads between Chleago, St. Louls, and Missouri River boluts will meet in this city to-duy for the burpose of taking Into conslieration the dis turbed condltion of the Western passenger business, The war botween the Wabash, Alton, und othar Western lines was brought toancnda week or two ago by the an- nouncement of the Wabnsh that It would no longer insist upon o differentinl rate on pas. senger business from this city to the West, and consequently the rates to St. Louls and Kansas City, which had dropped down o uominal figures, were restored to S4.50 to St. Louls and $8.50 to Kansas Clty. Theso rates wero adopted on tha recommendation of tho Wabash, and wero higher than the Alton and other Chiengo roads thought should be made, but they nceepted thein rather than have the war continue any longer. It has since been demonstrated that the Wabnsh got the best of the new arrange. ment, ns the rates established enabled some of tho speculators wio had bought unlimited tickets during the hent of the fight o placs them on the market and sell them below the rates charged by the vonds. Especially was this tho easoin regard to Kansas City tickels, to which polnt tho Wabasls, 1t Is sald, has out an immense amount of untimited tickets wihich wers Sold ns low as %5, [n conse- quence the business of the Wabash has luggely Incrensed sinca the regstablishment of pedce, and that of the other lines has cor respondingly fallen ofl. Ior this reason the roads at this polnt are greatly dissatified with uxenm\nfemenhnmldumnn thatsoine netion bo taken fo get the untimited tickets, which tenil to demoralize the business, out of the way, and establish such' rates ns will place all the lines on un equal footing. Ata wmoet- ing lield at St. Louls two or three_ weeks ago General Manager Carson, of the Haunibal & 5. Joe, was instructed to procurestatements from the various lines showing how many unlimited tickets had beeu placed on the market and at what rates, Mr, Carson lins heen busily engaged ever siiee in collecting such statements, and he will Iny them beforg the meeting to-day, ‘These statements will fill\-n the managers o better basls for work k an they have had heretolore, as they will nosy how many unlthmited tickets are ont, 1t will be no casy task, however, to find a plan by which those tickels can be re- deomed, as' Inrge amounts have beon sold to parties who will not have them redeend, but who will hold on to them with the ex- veetation of miking & large profitat a Iater perlod, when they expect that former rates Wil e restored. The Chieago Ilnes, 1t Is clalined, have placed thelr tickets [n sueh n manner that they can eaaily got_them bac! but the Wabash, It is undetstood, hns tak no such precautions, and cannot get its ©ta back excopt at a great sacrifice. It s derstood that at the medtlng to-dny the Chl- eago ronds Will ask that the unlimited tickots shall be redeemed, or such precautions taken ns will not bring them Into competl- tion with the regular rates, and it isalso un- derstood that the Wabash wil re- fuse to sccept sueh o propositlon, but will propose that the = business shall 8 pooled and. that the outstanding tickets be made good vver auy of the roads. As the other rouds are opposed 1o apooling arrangement at present, It does not look s if tha meetlng will be very harmonlous. Shoul] the Wnbash bo content with smaller percentages thau it has demanded heroto- ote, especlally on the St. Touls business, & ooling urrangement might be agreed upon ut the indleations are that the Wabash wil stiil nsk n4 Iarge apercentnge as It demanded ot the New York nioeting some months ag », The sltuatlon is a precarious one, and ahowier War o Dussonger rates s bighly imminent, 2 EMIGRANT BUSINESS, It has hierototore been announced that the General Passenger Agents of the Western ronds have given notice to thaEastern trunk lines, now engaged In n serlous war on eml- grant rates from New York, that they witl not accept any prorata of cut rates on busle ness from those lines, but will® demand futl proportion on all tickety'sold over thelr re- speetive lines, ‘The Passonger Agents of the Western ropds held n mecting yesterday atb the oflice of the Western Rallway Welghing Association, for the purpose of making bas- Ing; rates for such emigrant bustuess, with reference to producing uniformity between through and local business, so far as practl- cabla, through and from the differont gate-: wuys specllied fn the Weslorn passeger agreement. A 'There wore present at the meoting, A. V. 11. Carpontor, Mlilwaukeo & 8t Pauly W, 11, Stennett and W, A, Thrall, Northwestérn Jumes R, Wood, Burlington; 1L C. Town- send und Georgu 11 Dantols, Wabash; Jnmes Charlton, Alton; nnd 8, K. Hooper, anni- nl & 8, Joe. A wxun that WV, . Shattuek, General Passongor nt of tho New Yorlk, Pennsylvin & Ohlo Raflroad, <id not con- sidor himselt bound by the Western agroe- ont, and was making special rates on vinl- grant business from local polnts to the West enused an animated discussion, and It was finully agreed to cstabllsh uniform rates trom, all lacel polnts, aud ask those rates a8 ther proportion from tho trunk lines. This means that tho trunk lnes will be chdrged by their Western connectlons the saue rates a8 aro charged If emigrants buy tickets at the local oflices, ‘The e clerks of the varfous rouds will meet to-day to ar- range uniform emigrant rates in accordance with the above actlon from ali the local pointa on the various Westorn ronds, - TERSONAL, 8t. Louis, Fob., 3,—IT. C, Townsend, Gen- eral Passonger Agent of tho Wabash, hins Just voturned from Jacksonville, ¥a, - Ho reports John G, Goult, General Managor of the Wabash, much lmlnruuvudJ in lu;r}uh blllllco hoarrived there, and that J, C. McMullln, G‘v’:l‘:u:'lnvlu Mauny Pc"r of tho CI|Icn[fu & Altou, who Is nlso in Jacksonville, Is ulso recover- ing his health rapidly, A CITICAGO IOY. Mr. George W, Cuok, formerly General Agent of the Louisville, New Albany & Chi- engo Rnllroad In this clty, and who formany years hield the rosponalble position of Trens- urer of the Union Veteran Club at this place, but now jolut Agont of the Donver & Itlo Girande and the Denver, South I'ark & T'acliie Rallroad at Lendville, 1a showing tho Lendvillians how n Chicngo Unlon Veteran treats roughs and hoodums when they make themselves obnoxlous, A Leadville” papoer Ives the following necount of a sanguinary nttle Mr, Couk hind at the depot of that pluce a fow unrs ago with n party of ruflans who ontered the walting-room and Insulted the people, and how they werovanqulstied by the gulinnt veteran from Chicago: Last bvening 4 sbort thny bofore tho dopart- ura of the South Park train for Donver u sun- gulunry battle gceurrud in the waltlng-room ot the depot, ln which the raliroud-inen routed the 1ougls and outsidors. A purtly by the name of Canuon, with sovorul buckers, camo into tho room and hegan making thovisolves genorully abnoxious b‘v using foul aud vbscene lauguoye, Cannon finully ctosing tho romarks of himsolf and party by tnsulthiy Huo of the ladies In the room, At this point of the proceedings the Gen- eral Agent, Mr.UcorgoW.Couk, steppud up to the rough. und suddenly bounced bl out” of tho rouin on (o' tho platforin, Tho frlends of the latter, vloven strowsn stopped un’ and prepared o uxterninato v, Cook, when Engincer Lottus and bis ticomnn_Intorfercd, and with tho ussiut- unco of Conductor Adutng, mnde things Jive- Her Ly kanlnai down soveral of tho row- dlw, ‘rnd - driving the hulanes of tbe Kang out on to the platform wbero i rough-and- Hknible fht enigucd for aboul Mteen minutes, when the Fougho crlod for quartar, The meti ‘who begon the fuss aro from Kokomo and Rob- inson's camp and wore on thoir way to Poncha Bprings 10 work on tho oxtension, 0 furonnn of the outht, 3fr. Hutohinsou, reported that suven men out of the twelve who k purt nro badly bruleed and eatiroly used up by the ene - eouniter, whilu the Captuln of tho Insurgen lost three of bis front teoth, br, Ruttussprainod R R A A ured o) tho's e viciors. The s 1li6 battle 1 covered with Liood from th or safely into, [ the vunqulsblog of the Agent Cook and his o eredit for the summal dealt with the rutliang tantadeserre apcelal annor i which thoy THE'PENNSYLVA NIA. CiNeiNNaTs, 0., Feb. 2—Tho Pittsburg Board of Direetors of the Pennaytvania Com- pany have mude the followlng appolntments in the Law Department of that road, to take elfeet Feb, 1, 1581 Willard-and Driges, Chi- eago, Salletors of- the Sixth Distriet for the Stateof Ilfnols, vice ¥, 1L Winstow, re- algmeds R. Biddle Roborts, Chieako, Consnlt ing Counavl for the Stata of Illinols, 11 1'12MS. Mr, J.W. Drow has been appolnted Eastorn Agent of the Detroit, Grand Haven & Mil- waukeo Rallrond, with . headquarters at Rochester. ‘The Dircctors of the Chicago & Alton Rattroad Compnny held thelr quarterly mcots Ing yestordny, and declnred a semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent, payable Mareh 1, 1841, ‘Ihe Iast semi-annunl dividend declared by this rond was 3% per cont. The Company expects Lo he nble’ heroalter to regularly pay an annnul dividend of 8 per cont, Mr. ). o). 1L, General Manager of the St. Paul & Manltoha Rajlroad, Js‘aut In o mani- festo, expressing his determination to * choke olf"* “any rallrond project that threntens to earry uny of tie wheat from the rogion tra- versed by his road to the senboard via Du- uth, o says: While I fully coneedo the undoubted right of overy Incality to hoip Itself with all the means in itA power,'at tho sumo time tho rule anplies equatly well to all pthera Intercstcedl, and ua this Company Is vory Inrgoly intercatad, it will be- come my duty tu watch olosely our {nterests, and If the proposed enterprisa should bo antux- oulstioto our lnterests, us we At present think it I8, wo will 'endeavor to tuke whiitever staps ara necessary to render tho investment n uscless ?‘";rm those wha proposoc to Invest thoir toney n it (RIBUNE BILANCH OFFICE. IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR Himerna patrons tiroughaut the city) we hava atablishod Uranch OMees In the dierant bivish fadlesignutod Lolow, whurg' ndvorttsements wi takan for the mamo prico a8 charsed at tho Muin Of- fico, wid will o recalvua untl) 3 otaluck p. i, Jo & R SIMMY, " Booksollers and Btatloners, 123 Tionty-racnnd:st, it Druggist, 843 Cottage Grove-av., norihwost cornar Thirty-fith-st. 15, W, BUCHSIAN, Druggist, corner Thirty-first and Bista-sta, WEST DIVISION, K“H(hl')\"l& €O, Druggists, 131 Bouth ed-nt., cortinr of Adamna, i EAsAck, 10N, wAtWInGHT, 57 1’0 21, Cortior Ogion- RS Nameqoutar, Stationer, ote, Madlson-at, néar Wosleru-ay, CUSER, Drugyist, 319 Biue laund-av., STLICK: Towalor, Nowsdoalor, nnd Fancy T Lnkesst, carnor Lincolt, ¢ KILAIT, Druguiat, 641 Wost Madison-at., cor- AUGUNT.TACOBSON, Druggist, 162 North Italstod, cormo ndtumn-al - o L. BURLINGHAM & &L. Druggists, 45 North Clark-al. cornor Divistom, ~ s Fo M, WILLIAMS & CO., Drugxists, 775 Larrahoa-st., cornur Kophia. LOUIS W, 11, NEBRE, Printing and Advortlsing Axant, News and Ktationdry Dopot, €6 K. Divisiousst. _ PERSONAL. = ERSONAL—FEB, 1, 1881—T0 §—: AT e home at lund 2 sharp, Wednosday and ’l'flllrt- iy, LOST AND FOUND, OST-GOLD BAR DIN SET WITIL turmuulse and punrls. A roward will be patd for urn 0 Uresidents ottica, 1ilinols Centrul 1{aNrout, Michlgnn-uv. OST—AIOUT TRIBUNE BUILDING or Mudison and iute-sts., a white fun. Tho Hiir wiil'bo rewnrded by leavind at Roow §'Lfibuve T T — FROM RUNAWAY 1IORSE, A shutts, bolis, ind portion of harness. Jloward B o atd for thicle ruturi toledkurtans livoer utiblo, & Fourtugntli-st, betwoon Wabish and Michiun-avs _—'(-JST—SO.\IEWIIERENEA RCONGRE ur \Wabusli-av, » binck marucco backutlouk fontuining atout §). Findor will be liderally rowarded by feaving tat £ Jacksan-st, OS'T — POCK. E'T-BOOK CONTAINING §U aud somo clinnge, Plouso roturn to e und fututvs liborul reward, ‘JOLUN C. LONG, 03 Wash- L R — MUSICAT, INSTRUMENTS. __ NEW FIRST.CLASS CARINHT Rrund upright pluue will bo anld without reded Tuehnt by 0 iy WHO hus 1o kS, £OF 1t ADBIY Ut 5 Tidbiardasomes, %, L idd FEW FINE SECOND-IAND PIANOS for snlo at eaceedingly low pricos, HRecd's Ve ik of Musie, 1 Nato-st. . FOR ISAM?: z .EAIH(IAIN = B“' = OuNE EED MONEY AT ONCE: MUST SELL AN "ty olaicunt 8500 pinno this wook for €40, Call ut A Wabnsh-uy, J EW ORGANS—0 STOPS, PRICE, S60; # Imga‘ £35¢ with 12 wtops, 875 fleed’s Tomplo of e, (3 Bitonst, , S’ronr & CAMP, 163 & 100 STATE-ST. PIANOS AND OROANS, Brilllant-tonea ¥ and durmble, PIANOY, § Mimhepriced, Ioweprleed, S gpgang, On smlt paymants, o' Ga Ans, %, 18 AND'I0 STATE-ST, Pl BTOIY X C. S’l‘l-} INWAY'S 2 MATCNLESE With tha excoption of the factory our houss at ail tinius curries o lardor soek of Ktalnway tnstruments thny can bo soun olsowiiore 1 the Unlied Biates. Hoc- oud-hand Btelaway Plansos may genorully bo found at. our wareroots ut low nricos. . N & HEALY, Buate wnd Studivon-its, \VILL %EHA l”lt\gfl SITA\ ARD .\h\}{l“.l Fand piany 105 1@4s tea” Guarior cost; s, el WO Wiliioion st 0" So% PATENTS, JATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ton avcurca pntonts, cavests, ote. ntion thiroughiout the U, S, given' s Jouk on P'utents freo, UNice y “hicago, wnid 635 Keu IS, CILANCES, N INTEREST, WITH TOSITION FOR 1000, in b exténsiva ana woll-aynointed ore- il now in sticeumatul wperation. Tho ‘prolits 1o the purchosor atone will uxcuod the souat fnvested, por unnum, und tho interest will rise 0 1ts par yalus— £5,0U=within the yoar, 3uroy wunted forlmmo- dinte incranso of eapacity (o mogt demund. Party slsoyocuras n proruts Interest in two rich, paying m ear the mill. Uuod position and salary given. ASS0CIA- Tatent Nid- fa atwnton, ity Koo 2, o lons tirst-clase, itest city roferances, Hea Ot B ON TafGra’ 1. e OF nttor U p. e Hos donce, 28 indiana-ay. USINESS OHANCES FOR ALL— Thoso WanUing 10 buy or soli businoss, aotive OF ilent yactnom, foans, ronl estate, ud businoss matiars trauiscted in confidonce, will' conmult thole oslsto sy Wostern iusiness Agency, Offico 1, bizd adisonses. 4 ) TOR SALE-MY ENTIRE INTEREST )i putnted rotary shear und yogotabla cuitor, Tida (a a stapla acticlo cunstantly fn_ domund in evury households”{ts simplicity of construction und durss bitiey mske 1 doubly valuable 10 the purchuseri no computivon; 8 thurmgl investitation” of iia murits "Tribuny ottice, » aolicitoa, Auldross Ot SALE-GROCERY STOCK; ONE of the Imn‘l locations on West Madison-at. good old stund, QY. ‘tribune vilice, —GROCERY STOCK, STA- o, nssaus Soutt Blde, frum L to £V por der. T{OR BALE~CLOTIING BUSINESS'IN oo of the bowt towns 5, Coloradu, ~Pobulation 40, Uuysan oxcollont busnosss wiock frosh, uud biuah at bottoos tigures, Wil soil o vent bultding, Hatlitucloey rousona glven for sulliog. “Address U F'ribunc utiice. [POR SAL¥E-STOCK OF' OLOTHING ung gunta) Turnishing coads, with LElCE airos ruont. or wlll xoll slook und ront reomy town of inhinliitants, 100 nlles wont of BL Goulk) good istabe lisbat trada wuud rasons for seling. “AducossJ, M. CLARK, Moxico, Mo, . DARTNERSHIP OFFERED A PERSON with mbout 300 in an ol oxtablishod vutall busis Iiess, " Nonu bus principals ur thete sttornoys rested with. Adidress 1t lustanca Wi, CUNNOIL, No. 40 Wubsh-av., Chicuge, rPOBACCO FACTORY FOR LEASK OR salo-A I0-0ut tobarca factory fncatod In Cine irnatl Wit 1 1Fad0 0f 20,00 Jounds por uiinumi il i1 coplute Frunnlg ordor. Address A, Uy car lotur curner ho, 4, Cinoinnati, TED=PARTY WITH CAPITAL ugaxa with oxperienved partios In siuck 1 Nouthwestorn Kunsus, Uall or addross 316, birius 1fause, Chleaio, Qe ’I‘Ol fl‘fi.ll!) ({AP}TI%L . o wanted by a party who has Hiof 13°y8aRw xpirianvo 1n New VarkCity in i unufactura of judion’ Inco und fancy youds, ruff- Lk, #le, vic. Rt v partigr who would take chiria uf tho ufice husinoss proforrod, Lost rofer- wricea, Adaress N i, Tribuno ofileo, PARTNERS WANTED. TARSEL JA VRO 00 8 paying o irado; 01 1 ¥ NTED-WITH HIRU0 caital, 10 Inercasy tho busingss. bank-book snd printing house of lunk standlig, A soud chance fur nn euergesic buslngss wmau._Address Q76 ‘Lribuns ofice. GENTS WANTED —NEW HOOK— Bolls faut. “7The Grout Wast* Liberal torms 0d wyaats, Addross for teriaa Tha Groat West ‘o, Wlosmington, 11, Pul i BUSINESS CARDS, A GOODRICT, ATTORNEY LT LAW, o134 Dourbori-at. Ciileago. Adyico lm‘( 13 yoary! txpericoce, Buslnvsy quictly wnd logally trunsaciod, 1881 —TWELVE PAGES. = { 2 ILESIDE: % PROPERTY, tinud brick house, Lwo aturing, Adaina-at, near Mo~ I’:r:"m‘ frama house, Adamu-at., east of Lincoln, 8 inria eiagan-frout brick, 7 atarine and basament, on Hne cornat, Munroc-sl., (LR, A groat burgain, ot A und Lasomont, Adasos-sl., cast of neo on Ashinnd.ay, no frant, 3stories and basament, Mone ine ARNINDG-RY.. §7504L Mo feuni, twa atoriod aid callar, near Anklund- 3,599, A lina trown.stanasteont house, an ane of tho best steente of tha Weat Hides dining<toom and kltchon un tmnin toor, $1.50. Bloncafront housn, 2 atorles and hasoment, wnd manenrd, un fing corrier, Weat \Washington-at., 81003, rep0ud biice Huuse, twa torles knd Lusemodt, Wars 540, frunt brick, two stories and basement, ast uf Ashiang . $6.7) in xood lucaiion, Weat Slde, nosr a bargalin, dence, throo storles and basements aty cheap, t brick, two storles and bosament, i Jeavitt-s Lis); eheap, Goail brick bouse, teo atorles and basemont, wood fucating, niear Jackion b, 1.5, Unad framo cottaie, 1 good Jocason, West Blde, renting for 822 per nivnth, $230); & kreat bareain, Fine octagyn stune front, two Atorled snd cellar, heolay-ay., k,270: che : Shaat. Wlana-Teant roatdunch: twa storlon and collar, anod to) toeation, Weoat ¥ide, 5.50; n bareata, Etuna front, twa siories und caliar, un corner, West 0. 85, Good' briek huuse, two atorles and collar, od neltiborhond, Weat Kide, l:)?],l:lll‘ljf‘llcfiull-rll!‘“ £y rul Bude. orins i1id bisumant, on goad cor- orth Side: 15X n barzatn, s rown-stona-frout’ residanca on oet fronts $15.U0), nce, with wide corner lot, Doare w0 4241 framo bullding, on n corner: North8ide; now pazing & 400d FoRtnl; 50! very Ao ¢ ¢1agon sona-runt, two stories and oasermant, with Io}‘fi) feet wide, on kond carnor, nenr Lincoln Parky §7,564: & bargaln: honsn 81nho cust the money, UctaronsTront brick, 2 stories and celiar; good loca- n?’n.ln,?t ’r‘nr !rnml h|n:i|'!ln l’nlvll ""]".al Fick, Urowneatone trimmings; indlana-av., nosr THITLCth 3L, R0, ! pi Stono.; nt. nnd_mansard, Wabi Buuth of Twonty-secund-t, £.08; Uctagol 0 sories wnd Busdment, ba AL, (500318 bargnin, ol LER, 1., iiearborn.st. O SALE=DBY J. C. MAGILL & CO,, 86 Wnshingion-st.: “ Di—Uctngun-2ront heick, In 2 flats, well rented) Ruvd focution, West Hido. F,00~A corner aciduan marbie-front, near Jetforson iark, D, It and K. on parlor fioor, cellar, $4000—An oioeant nno comyplete Wast 8ide residence; Over $54) recently pent In decoration, $6,000-Ashlund-nv., nesr Adumis-st., oolagun marblos fron 3 rooma doep, furnuce, $.500-Neur hend nf Droxed boulovard,an ootagons {ront brick residences o bargain, 300—indiann-av., & Iarce and ologant residenco, butlt fur aliome; lurge . d H100~Adsuis-at., marblo-froni, with I, lor e nid gas-fixtures, good ocatlon, v. i Iackson-st., marbles al wun parlor floor, farnace and . . Eas-fixtures, ine collar, no barement. 23,000-An glepnut sasidence on very tosirablo core cr, West Hide: will take othor property. ron-st.. nenr Ashiand-nv.. desimabilo core . nad K, on parlor tloor. jblisfeont, D, it snd K, on parlor wide tot, 0~3lIchigan-sv., near Fourtenthest., house and lot, Iahg worth muure.: FOI{ SALE=TWO STORES Oy STATE- a1, north of Cotigrosss” 0 good invesiment. Aisn Wtoot unimpraved nurth of Vaa ifuron, cheap. ‘Alro rovorl wail-locatcd RUBUrbAR neresLencts, owned by non-rasidents, at vory luw prices: ehancus hot often et with fur livestment or apeculation. “Those wish- ing to hn{ city or Aaburhan proporty on a riwng market will flnd rome specin), bargains to seloct from, Eartieulars tu buyom only! at tha ofice uf 3. 1 & 00, No, 1 Cla tkest., oo 4, dienper Wik, OR SALE~THE TIHREE-STORY AND baseinont hrick, No. 23 Ontaeioeat, Jost West Of Denrbonear,, at o bargain. MBADE & CO, 219 La Enlie-st. OR SALE—TII TWO-STORY und basemont nt, northeast cornar Calus inct-ay, und Thlrtysthirdest, 16t WIS, MEAD & COI, 140 1.a Enllosnt, OR SALE~—FINE BRICK HOUSE ANI Inrgn curner lot. first-clnas lucation, Went Side, #13000; tho best barenin now offered. LENILY W R J1L., U Duneborn-at, * ALE~NORTIIWEST CORNER OF relinrd-st. and Webator-ay, lot $1x125, with two- Mary frama haiso with brick lw(lnrguwl brick tinn L0; tarma ouy. Auply to BARNES & TARISIL 15 la-at, or WAMZE, FURNENS, floom & Portiand {0t SALE—5-STORY BRICK STORE, [} ono of tho best curners in the city: lot on Statg nd Thirty-third-st.i houso In Lake \lew, chionpy lot on Bouth Purk-nv. near bowiovard, °f, B. VAN WYCK, 18 Fifth-ay, FOILSAI.E%W»‘!FE north of Twenty- it on Nherman-st,, nenr on Co B 3 . nour Cnnal GIIS & CAL ¥, I DOCK PROPERTY nd-at. Dt n larunii: wiso aron, ot fi; 11T N, 153 L Butlo-at, OR SALE—CHOICE CORNERS—MAD- inon wnd foboy, Luke and liubay, Loke und Laavitt, dazkvon und Houore, H. M. HiEWOOD! yniBreoal; 01X SALE — MICHIGAN-AYV., EAST ~ front, soyily of fihirty-suventlist., 100x194 fout: 0 paehuieiakn s whce, - HENEY WALLEN, 157 Uchrborii-at SUBURBAN REAL ESTAT: THOR BALE—RENSINGTON 3 luts, adjolning tho uliman Palace-Cor Works, e Allen Patent Car-Whool Works. nnd other mnnae factories soun 1o follows o great MANUIACtIFING Con- tre bound 1o Krow nluh.ll[ around Kensinglon and Luko Culumat, Derirable bullding tots can be ind o1 _onsy -} nus by applying to, C, Ik SAW 2} Porte nd IHock, corner Wasl CHOICE orty.soventhe nrdt 15) teet, o .’ SOt front, nowr Kenwiod dopot. ‘wialn Hoor 110 Dentborn-st, A 01t SALE—A LARGE, BRICK STORE und I luts with conl-shieds and sl ck, AL Brigiton 1nrk, for $10, 1, 2 1LEA D, 43 MAjor ock: Boo) PRRg, OLERKS, &0, VANTEI)—PEN.\I AN~A YOUNG MAN 01 good education, who ean write an exception- Ally finn Lusiness hANd, Cun weearo & pormanent posis tinn by kron. '“}"Kx'nm-w|Ls‘r-ux.4\s§ PRl fiu g4 RIP- Germian tion clurk, who eAn apeak English Address {7,and i aCquainied with city (rade. ¥ e ANTED=YOUNG MAN IN A STORE 19 awalstin charg of depastment: must he nce tve and of wnod clinractor: (e recantly rom profercod *llelerunces required, Addross Q74 une 3 VA NTED — EXPERIENCED ENTRY elork, Addrass, glving reforences, 0 2, Tride unanmen. W}\_\‘Tnn-nxsvmsauv CIIEMIST; iy niis et AN, S S Grove-av, 5.0 g TRADESH, \ANTED — CIGAR-PACKERS—GOOD workien will And pormanoat mituations as B ASHERMAN & Ca.n, Hiiwsiikee, Wis. \VANTEU—TWO STEAM PRESSME ona teansforer, two AN prassmien; pori tho e o 1. Marcus, oot 1, No. 1 18 Ralleoki. ANTED=A FIRST-CLASS STEAM- Jfitar. Atply at ance. "CHICAGO. LINSEED- 011 €0., No. { Wabnab-av, EMPLOYMENT AGENOIES, ANTED—100 RATLROAD LABORERS £ e e AR AL L hanin o B Lo abong Taren CHIRISTIAN & CU., 3% South Water-st, ure, MISOBLLANEOUS. ANTED-BUSINESS-MAN OR SALES. man; permanont situation. I, 14,1 rioune ofiice, ANTED — AGEN TS—ENERGETIO men with amall capital clenr §3) weokiy with ourgonds. Furadesitable und suro money-making buslness sond siamp os paners and tnveniizate our threaschemos, MuERRILL & €O, 27 wnd 2 Norma Clark-st., Chicngo, ANTED—AN EDUCATED MAN TO travul o the countey to write shart sketches for publicution. Address @ 4, 'Tribune ofica. ANTED--IN AN OFFICE, A RELIA- blo boy who writes n koud hand ‘and lives ot hume, Addresn Q74, Tribune ufice. \VANTEI)—A MIDDLE-AGEDMAN AS niphiclerk at the Juckeon House, southesst corner Clark und Jucksun-sts. ANTED~A YOUNG MAN WIIO UN- rdoratands packing und shipping of furniturn woll: must have pood referciicen; position steady 1f ratidfactory, Addresh in own handwriting, stating Baliiry expucted, Q 15 Tribune ofiice, WANTED—=FEMALY HELP. DOMESTICE, "V'ANTED—A (ll‘lfl,( FOR GENERAL finusowork in smal ne fond of chil= dren; wages, £ i1y Lsko-n ANTED—AT 703 WEST JACKSON-5T. Guord uirl 10 do goneral housawark 1n o small, privato famil —~G00D COOK:; NO WASIL. ning: Quod wagos. 45 Edfle-ny, \VANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMIL Roit an enmpotont girt a conk and laundro Apply, with roforoncas. ati) West Lake-at. 2 “V,\NTF.D—— NORWEGIAN OR_GER- F""‘"‘-""l sirl for gonaral housework. " 2514 Michit« '\V«\NTEI)—-A COMPETENT GIRL TO quired. nori: ‘VJ\) ED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL _YY “huusework st R Fulton-st, . ANTED-NO, 37 CASS-ST,, CORNER Hiinois—A girl for genern) housawork, and ves gasionslly to run sowing machino. ¥wmily smail and iv. TED—A GOOD COOK. $30 ERLE- T ANTED A FIRST.CITASE PASTIY ANTED--A FIRST-CLASS PASTRY couk (famsle) and una pond dining-roam el .Aul'\,l:'.l‘ :t tha Clarenca livuse, corner Hiata and Harrle W:\NTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH, and iran; gond wayos pald to the right partys Apply atal Iihinolest. - NTED~A NEAT CLEANGIRLFOR Roneral housewurk: muat bo A K0od cout and Intndress, 155 Parkeny, '\V‘ANTED-—A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. X7 Forest-av. yRsES. ANTED—A GOOD NURSE GIRL TO 1sko care 0f o baby and assist in housework. 214 Indisnneuy. ANTED-NURSE GIRL; ONE WHO .‘ boarde at home profarrod, Inquire for MY, DUPEE, 165 Wabash-nv, EMPLOYMENT AGENOIES. '\ ANTED—GERMAN AND SCANDI- navian giris for private famillen, botels, nnd boarding-houses. G.BUSKK'S offico, 1 Milwankos vy MISCELLANEOUS, § FANTED-LADY OR GENTLEMAN 1o taka ordera for John B, Googh's now und hopular houk, Sunlihit ‘and ‘Hhadow™” Apply 5% R, X578 pontborn-re. SITUA T_I:ONS—JIALE. BOOKKEEPLDS, OLERKS, &C.. .= LTUATION “WANTED—IN AN OF- fico by n midalo-aoid mAn who has conducted sn Sent Toaie bouintss far mome yoars. (ood rofere onices,_Audress 0, Tribunio uitice, \VANTED—AT TIIE COMMON-SENSE Iunch-lianm, comer of Kiate und_Randulph- :‘t:.i“lgfifi‘r;‘l-vlmwluren'lllorl. Apply hefure 10 a, Y ANTED-BOY OF ABOUT 14 TO A T T ANTED~BOY T0 FEED RULING macliine; also amall boy to work in bindory. J. JLEPALDING & CU., 1 Clarkest. NORTH SIDE. 0 RENT—NO. 400 ORCIHARD-ST.—I1 Tonms, Rt and Oxtures, fuenace. and soll ‘barm. Z Hurlingeni, # rooms, G, W, WILBUIG, @ Dour- born-at., Houni {1, I'TUATION WANTED=BY A YOUNG man who bins heoh hookkeeper and snleamen in jereantiie und_banking businexs for soven yenrsy curned the raddiery trade thoroughly, and cin fur- niat Nu. Tre ‘¢ a8 to character and abliity, Ad= ribune otica. 1TUATION WANTED—GOOD CIIANCE ~Ily a0 netive young ieinoss man as clerk or willea witn whers honusty s BALILy t business wiil i MUK 1L RO Much B0 ODJCCL i pore ton, ¢ S o roference, Audress ON WANTED: 4 h mnnin o drugstore, wholesale or totudl: 2vours’ experivoce. Gool references. Q T, Tribuno ofiice, I man % ye oXxperience, QITL —BY ar of aco. in hurdware house: 3 Bost iy referencon. Qi Trivar SOUTH SIDE. TO RENT—A DELIGHTFUL 2STORY, 13.ruom house, near two 1ines of atreet-car: 0o Bakomeqt large yard wnd bara: rent r nles want 1 dell carpeta and part of furniture, new, Address Q ol Uribuno oitice. BUBURBAN. 0 RENT—TO A FIRST-CLASS PRI- rot family. n furo wnd posutiful iriek roal. duiice, with gas una "all modern improvomenty, und arniguiented snd attractivo grounds, in Lake Yiem, convenlent 1o horse-cars and newr Lineoin Parki reut reasunablo (o right parties; with Kivo possession Aupril 1, oF souner I desired. D, C, & C. W, NICHOLS, o 1.3 Sullu-st. NORTH SIDE. T() RENT—UPPER FLAT AT 178 EAST Olo-pL: alx rooms, besides bath, otc.i kuod drder, A1V GALT, Rouwi 2, 7 Dearborn at, Sl'i‘fiK'rm. WANTED—BY AN EXPI- £, parienced rotall dry goods salosman,” Addruss Q A% Tribune oftice, ON WANTED—TO JOBBERS— 18 yoars’ exparienco In notlons, dress goods, and I8, Mteference: . K. Harmon, with Foe i Lontx, JOIN PUL ~I1TUA add, Browa N WANTED=BY A YOUNG vars who nderatunds bookkoepini und GFary Kind o1 fice. Wk, (rs-gomih ARG & UNinE lines, and, besldes Engtish, peitn German and Dnns inb.,_Address Q74 Tribund odice, ITUATION WAN'I tnaii of § yeurs' yraciical cGunLrY I druk more, Add COACHMEN, TEAMSTERS, &C, Sl’l‘lh\'l'l(lx WANTED-—-BY AN EN- il le, experlonced ns conchaan, aint vic. Good referonces, Address — By YOUNG Zparionce In cly nd #, Tribuno ofice. — i T RENT_ROOJS, 8ovuTH SIE. o RENT—AT §: PER WEEK—WELL- Ighted, nleoly-furnlshod roows, 1o gentiewmen uhiy; warm sliling-room attached. 376 Stato-st. T—AT 201 AND 203 WABASH- ar. plusant and nicely furnishicd front rooms, on ngle.,_Inguire st Huite b PO RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISIIED o To0mis) Sood table buard next dour. 1 Michi- RENT—A SUITE OF 4 PLEASANT furnisiied rooms “wills bath-room, elc. alsa WngIQ routun for wents In tie Giles, i, & Co. Dutla- Ang. 36 nod 2% Wabash-av. Apply ot Jtoum L 0 RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL front, for gentluiern. & Monrog-at., upposito fulmor 1duso. “Apply 81 ltoom 17, ‘Wesr S1or. 0 RENT—A PLEASANT FRONT AL~ curo room furnlehed for two Fontlefien; biat Tocation o West Side,_Addreas Q 1, ‘Tribune oftice, 0, RENT—PLEASANT FURNISUED nt rarior and kiteien Sor G0y housvkooyii for gentlumun und wifa, - Itoforency required. Buutli Pevriu-at., noar Vau Buren, JIOR SALE—1.200 FEET CORNER PRAL rieeay, und Kixtr-tovonth-sL witor pipes are aid in tho sircot wiud wator-plug oi tho curmory brico td‘ o ol ehanvd to doul Rlu your monoy. W, D, U b 16"Tribung Bulldiug OR SALE—SEVERAL GOOD IIOUSES nud lota Ig Evanatuni ono desirablo one in Soulh ivanatun: at i bargain, KIMBALL, VOSE & CU, 1 Tribune Huilding, COUNTRY REAL ESTATI, OR SALE—COAL LANDS—THE AT- toution uf caplinlists Is culled 1o the Mncst budy preoni Inud i Tilinols, In the 1aSallo basim, on tie 1ilinots Contral Katiroud, [ miies troum Ciilcagos for {alaat firaiingtand oricos: 1 volia of conl.” 19AAC 1L MITT & BifU., 16 Denrborn-at, B EAL BSTATE WANTED. ANTED-THECATALOGUE OF THE fourth public sale of tho Chlcago lenl Estato Catl BoT in boti Wwatlo. Up. Bid. NLERIFS 0ES Fo- gueaiod botdre ¥nturday novin, CIL llfl‘l“m Hunkors, Trustees; W, K. ON, reul tnte, Munager, 116 und 118 Donrbornsst. ANTED—FROM OWNER-A 25-FOOT oy east uf Ktula:at., nor hirty-ninth, for gualh customer. MCLANK & WITT, Rooia 13, 15 La aflo HORSES AND CARRIAGES, . T JOIN MITCIELLS, 100 B, WASIL Ington-st., horses of uil Mids, carrlages, buyios, R0 Bernoss Dow, And S0CONA-1 nd. WL Jow prices; OF wiit oxchungy, Cash sdvsnuos wudy, " AME AND SICK HORSES ‘nounced incurable.curod free of inent, lodide Amitonin Spavin bunches, thorougnepns, sprung ki 8, blotulsh, btrul nonidor lamoncss, pavioular eanu, sido-boli, Suro kuuranieod Soid (or pammpiie containing full §nformadon to DIL VY, AL GlLES, West liroadway, New York, Lseonly for horses the tinfment fn yollow wrapuors, Trial siie 25 cants. Hold by il druglats, ‘VA ED—T0 PURCITASE~A SPEED- Iy cuttors also o alnglo harness; stute pricy, Addross G 31, Teibuny ofico. ANTED=T0 BUY—A G4OOD DRIV \ng horso ubout 100 or 1,10; must bo sound, without tault, o to city, gunilo wnd rolinbio, wnd i B peottaing. Adifess atini clofs sie, s e L alag, A it 1ok sl Bitco. S Sh TiDONS otco: I TRIBEIEN 01t OWNERS OF CLEAT |4 tots who dusire to 0!&7!“13!{0 mnterisl or roslty I WOrk of onr nuted uriists (o) paintings, B e UL AN Cramie) HONS QehCrIURON OF ro orty to A, SHO Wabaabeav, or EXCHANGE=BRICK 1HOUSE 1t VUNG & RILCII: 100 Lo Mgt oo PrOworty. 0 EXCHANGE— 84,000 WORTIL OF (ianie iy odulon il hegg furlmutorat s St ant 0 iisuatics; EOWAND GO00: 11 1, % West Mudison= Mo EXOHANGE—AN IMI'ROVED favin of 160 acrua In Indiaus, 70 wiley trom Clile jo, far tmprovod Chicago proporiy. Address 4 87, “Cribung olive, oo STORAGE, y lllOA(lq h"é'()l‘ll\(;lfi ! xwx:oegunl‘l}'x- MDELITY STO 3 CO., 8 AND 60 A M o M Dt id lu_viorade altare, Adyanoes wwde, QTORAGE FORFURNITURE, BUGGIES, 010, chospost und bogt [ city, = Advatices at low atos, (EOLGE PARLY, 10 Was Blonrou-st. oo OLAIBVOYANES, STHROLOG IST-MIES, DR ELLIS NEV- o fully lm 1ol ¢ cily lile's Illzl;l‘ Ir{n‘\hrnull.lfl; 1 11 81l you aro, can, fi‘[:.‘“uflt&“.' 220 Wt Sudbion st DMics hotrs, b a by o, L1, BECOMMEND IS, FEANKS A8 Binindea el Faire beosesis. S oY ot Alddisin A DUPLEX SAFETY HOILER—CAN not ox) Wi pives wost steam for. lun, menoy, Bnd wiih lust lutger thul aoy boller ever bulle, | Moe e SO, “coes Bt Cortiand: St Now Vork, Sud 0T Laiaitat cnicavo, NORTH BIDR. 0 RENT— FURNISIIED ROOM IN elegunt stonc-front dwellink opposite Lincoin fiaTt. Muiabla for one or two gonllomien. G North Cinrk-at, T0 RENT—STORES, OFFICE STORES. N 0, BENT-FRON MAY NEXT, STATE- . bl store, upposite sutrance uf Pabmer Huousop a0 hotel nbuve. Unll atter | o'clock st T30 Ellis-ny. "0, RENT-FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS cere Dag 1SR T A DERICHY Sala B0k 410 Dearborn-st. OFFIOES. 0 IJ(ENT—OFFICE waOI“EI}'Tf\P R B e A e NANTED=TO BENT. ANTED~-TO RENT — TWO-STORY marble: £ 8 rooms. “ Must ba new or in thorough roj Nortti Blde, neas Liscoin Park, proforred. No vbjection 10 desirnble huuse in subuzbun tovwn. For oight Kind of bouse would pay & kuud pricv._ Addross QAL THibUNG uilice. OF- ANTED—T'0 RENT-SMALL tice oF dosk ruom furdight rospecinblo busi- ness._Hont ant ovor 810, AudrossQ 4, 'Tribune. V’A.\"l‘l‘:l)——'l‘o RENT — FURNI: Housu or fat for huisokeopiny, fur w A Boutls Of 'Twoniy-scound-et. Addross d, ¢, I, 14 Hintoat, ANTED~TO RENT — FOR LIGIT housukeeplui, central (corner preferrud). couplo of neatly-furinlshod rooma, baseaient ur first floor; pormianeiit tenuntsr madurato price wnd pro1ps. 0, Ay, i Fhbnne o " ANTED—TO RENT—BY '8 YOUNG sgntiaiman, front om nicaly furnishud, on North “Hide, with or without buurd, Addrosa ihung ofico. _BOARDING AND LODGING. _ % NorTH BID: . E. N. CLARK-S'I,, NEAI 'l'lliE llllll)filil— 4‘.} PINE-S NT RO0M§ €D _sus wvd pinrd. RUSH-ST.~FRONT ALCOVE ROOM, unfurnisiod, tu rent, with board.- 6 ‘WEST BIDE. 4:64: 'WEST-A DAMS-ST,— A FRONT uite 0f unurnulod FOUDI, OXCOPL CAFBULY, withbuprd, 47 board, 1822 uruiiees 2999 eholeo Tabiv, WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—AN elogunt ‘south-front ulcuve Lo rent, with BouTH BIDE, . g " - ARG R V A -\ V,—DESIRABLLE Mg !}A%fllllun}o‘ly' Pty lws.m HOTELS, BENTON HOUSE, ELEGANT MARBLE Bullding, oppusita Post-Otieq, Clark-st, 1'loas- Snt rooius wlégablly furulshodi 80 cunts por day 10 Bualtoss mun. LARENCE HOUSE, CORNER STATE A e S A T e T Die Wouks 830 112 Also Tuoria rorted wilaous bosrl T, JAMES HOTEL, 118 FIFTH-AV,—~83 Abioht Goatdera, UG bosta s pur wooks LAWRENCE HOTEL=150 ROOMS Hl i3 d 18 ClaFkeat=you neodury bay it hoio Pricos whon Gl wind 15 ois Toows bigry. " JAMES 1OTE g HO" ln‘nql-l;;}-‘:'.: S ssne g, et 8 br wook, WANTED—BY A TOUNG chmian or watchmun; ind toue ¢x- 1luve bot OF reference. Ads $ ATION WANTED—BY A FIRST- N cluns conehnan 1n o private fumil) leferences ulvon from last wmiployor, _Adiivess % Id MISCELLANEQUS. . JITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG e l!lufl}{ todo evening work; kLl hunoe oftiee. TUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG B0y Bt b riGhea In iTkrans branciies o8 pusk: RERL TR Fals i, loforences kTen. Addruse Qi Trbiine uhev. JITUATION WANTED—AS BARKEEP- ernlnnm-r!ummnu. Bestof references. Ad- dreas Q 8l Trivune oftive. SIT DOoMESTICS. ITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD wirl 10 du genora) hourework In o small private il CoNRSIE AORE AoRiUa-st, SUTUATION WANTED—BVA NORWE- glan i Ir] (0'do renorkl huusemork in swall fami- 0-sk, N WANTED—IIY A CANA- ean cook, wisli, and fron nlealy; prie VAto family. (1 tearborieat, TTUATION WANTED—BY SWEDISIL flrl 10 du genent housework 10 su American tamily, IEE"““—E“"’"‘ -ll!wvrlh:_fl'. I'I'UATION WANTED—BY RESPECT- abip Kirl to do second wurk or ke caro of enll- dton. Cull nt 258 Cottao Gruvesav, * . JITUATIONS WANTED—FOR A VERY wuperior couk snd second pirl, work together or HEI‘;.A'I_rnluf reference, 10 Twentloth-st, s A GIRL TO 14 Hosty st TTUATION WANTED—RY TWOGIRLS N0 un frst-cines Cuok, vne for gensmal Busowhri. " Call o 10 St SEAMSTRESES, . Sl’l‘UA’l‘ION WANTED—BY A SEAM- streas enpablo uf IRkING Buraelf otherwisy uso- 1.l contro-at, % : DRESSMAKERS, SITUATION WANTED_EY A COMPE- n».a':'iii.‘:e%fifi'.'."'('-‘rfif avornddrens =i WEE Sihros whesy iy " 7. Irua i eirt wh sl'l‘ ATION WANTED— o kenera) Bunsework, Cullng 1l NURSES, 3 SI'[‘UA'NS.\' |WANT.}”|{|—|A§ l!l\hl'nllSEn;E‘? & youns baby by & cood, Kind, fulthtul womaw, , tior Lhl eded; Tribuno ullice. QUTUATION WANTED—AS COOK AND A0 Insindrows iy thueou 2hiy capably, srasty, wiliug - film fuitdlo-ngod ¢ et g ICFLS‘O{’”I:EP"I: ldlo- i Womit, cou s i T oL refuroncs, HOUSEKELPERS, - 3 ql'ru:\'l'lo)' ANTED—AS TIOUSE- ey e i tho L St Tory, Folersucol givon. Adiross @ Bbino oiice. EMPLOYMENT AGENCITS. ITUATIONS WANTED ~— FAMILIES iy Beundinny a4y Germsn fumio hep can D auppliud at Us DUSKES onled, 159 MHIWGUEG0-aY. QITUATIONS WANTED—WISCONSIN wirls, am'kls.’u't:llll‘l::zl‘l‘. l:ml'l:!.l:nllm) und luondry o o kv TS AW osk AOBFOUrAL. oo FANANCIAL, A DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, hos. V1o A% who-hall’ brokore ences, Dy Lu‘{ffx‘&m(ufi:fi und 6 19 undolphute Eitabe ihod I8 [ N SUM OF MONEY LOANED ON ‘I.(-imr"fl'é'u'fiix"id"fl‘i' CRLIR T B oo 4, Y VPO LOAN ON PLANOS & e b D NY AMOUNTS T0' LOAN ON FUR-" ultro wishiout femor, piaiios, wid uthier socus Fillas WA luwest FRiee. 79 Loarburnest, Muoins@uad 7. CASII PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND . Munuy to luan on walohed, \llfll'lndn < cribtior, wt (0L IS, il "‘x‘@" OB, Wt Salbon D L. COLE & CO., I DEARBORN-ST, JE, Sivetmahos ision b sinae o e 2t sud por_Cont. T IGHEST PRIGE PAID FOR STATE o Buyings and Fidelity Baik buoks, und S S In tunal Bank cortliicates. 1RA 110L Washugiouae WOAN—REAT, ESTATE reds O it vilew. F0_LOAN ON FURNITURE, w IIl!‘gl‘ lr‘folll}yll. UI) l’A‘lfl(\ EINJU\V l.‘l. NDSOR EUROFEAN HOTEL, TRID- oy gt Bt e MR T utaubunt o venth. BAN UIEORTEN. B Iotorn. e A GOOD PRICE PAID FOR- CASTVOKEF at 1, G DES, 1710 Hinte-ut. (014 No, ded (o, Estabilahed 1wl lutiing i) Urdurs by mall EY 10 1O, HeAGL ibten MEAY WALL loartofusat CEN- 2 T0 1L0AN 0N ‘b“!flg) 'll"l?'t(‘?l{'?‘sl)x W Bl (1 6) () TO LOAN .ON CITY S12.000 reper§ Suitrensingg - 104 La Salle-ab L N ON CHICAGO REAL by luwest ok, wush, nd fron. Good ey roferetcss res , i Sunoriorest. o Tor!