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VOLUME m
STERLING SILVERWARE.
Wedding
Silver!
Wo Imvo tho largest assortment
of elegant Sterling Silverware, for
Wedding and Anniversary Pres
ents, and Family Use, in iiio West,
and at extremely low prices.
1. MATSON & CO,
STATE MD 10NR0E-STS.,
OPPOSITE FAZ.MKU HOUSE.
IRON WORKS.
TO WATER & GAS COSIPAWES.
SLOIOESTIii IBOH WORKS,
GHOKCUSTHH CITY, N. J.
DAVID fi. DROWN, Pro*. JAMES P. MDlimfJ.qK,
bee. ItKNJ.UIIKW, Treos. WM. bEXION. MnpU
OCice, Philadelphia, 0 North fisrsnlh-it.
Coat Iron Uun nud Water Pipe*. Ujbl Ir-ui rjsi:i:o Heat*
lug anil HUam X’l:«s, Snip Wires lor Water
or (ins. all *uc>,
Oaslloldorn, Toloncopio or Single,
OnnMngn and Wnmght Irou Work of allkludr, forOaa
Worka.
RUBBER GOGD3.
THE OLD ORIGINAL
Bute M Sion,
174 L 176 Randolph's!.,
Have on hand n Urge (lock of
Euler Clot'iii, Boots al Sloes,
Which ere offered at bottom figures,
WHOLESALE ANI> KETAIL.
HAIiXiOOK, EOLIVIES ft CO.
BEAL ESTATE.
FOS_SALE.
The most desirable roridosca In Lake Fort?', including
a'l the furniture, neniplM.i: three rplrndld 1-' ntro. four
Onlagfi. Wag-m. two NMghs, Ac. Tboro i. about sit
(tl) acies In the reilu-mc'’ lot, on which there arc oil kinds
of fruit trees and email iruii, with lino vegetable imd , :ii.
At’acLod to and n pm of tlu heme them usnonli IllxrU
rofiiti. willi lint-rlai* bllliord table. Hot and culil water,
Lxlli-nit in, cud the most Improved ga* arrangement*.
The above property, anilrt-, cost about d.Vi.OiX); will bo
fold for cash, balance in turce years, or exchanged (or
Nurtahldo, or improved South hide, pmperlv.
WM. K. .IOHK.STON,
Room 4tt Kirlimut- Itudillng.
FXKAMfHAIs.
TO LOAM!
We bars ciib on band In various sums oi
S3OO, SI,OOO, $1,200,
SI,OCO, $2,000, $2,600,
And larger amounts, to loan on Improved Chicago Root
KsUlo, with atuplo margin.
TURNER & MARSH,
10(3 V7ASHINGTON-ST.
AUTISTIC TAILORING.
Of TRN PER CENT DISCOUNT on all c»rmenta or
dered <>( in ilurin*' .lanuary and February. pfifl. OUR
NEW Spring RUUDS DAILY ARRIVING.
EDWARD ELY & CO,
Comer Wivljuslwiy. and Monroc»st.
HISTAUHSHKD l&M.I
you hi ALU.
'1 IDIHSSiKiS
1 CHEAP, nt No. 100 HAEKET-ST., near Madison.
Notice to Builders.
We bare two line blocks of rc.Mcneo property suitable
(orlimnvdlato Improvement, nn West Side, location ele
gant. Will sell ebeapan'l nisko tbn most liberal terms to
builders. MILLER, WATSUN A Cl)..
ICI iVounm-81.. Jim.m 3.
WANTED.
Beal Estate Warned.
Alotenltsbleforsa Engine House In the vicinity of
Nertb-av. and LaavltUet, A let cornering on a street or
alley preferred.
Reeled proposals will be received until March 6, 1675,
marked " Proposals for Lots,” and addressed to the un
dunlgnod. 8. 8. HAYKS,
Complrullor.
S£ED3.
“SEEDS,”
WHOLESALE AND KBTAIL,
FULL BTOGK OP
■CESEEDSWOTBEDS.
Cataloguea free. J. P. PO4J4J A: NON.
IGSoalb Water-*!., Chicago, til.
% MISCELLANEOUS.
PMPiPIIJ"'.
i M»Ai iilii 157 & 159 LaSalle-st
JU ACTIONAL CUURENCy.
1 $5.00 Packages
OF
gMGTIEEAI CERRBKCY
IN EXOIIANQK FOR
Bi of National CiUTeucy,
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
ISfyt ®bi£«wpet |
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
I.BMHMMYOK.
How Robert Belcher, the groat manu
facturer of Sovonoaks, proprietor of tbo
Boloher Rifle, removed to New York Oity,
and purchased the palatial mansion of the
late Mr. Palgrave, hotter known as "PAL
QRAVE'S POLLY," on Fifth-ay., attended
a dinner party at Mrs. Talbot’s, and was in
troduced to Mrs. Dillingham, tho readers of
Scribner’s Monthly
Are told in tho MARCH installment of Dr.
Holland’s Serial. "THE STORY OF BEV
ENOAKS." So great is the interest in this
story, that extra editions of every number of
tho Magazine, since tho beginning in Janu
ary, have been required. It bids fair to
have a larger sale than any story pub
lished since “ Undo Tom’s Cabin."
SCRIBNER & CO.
Hone ftsig Italy.
Collections of Instrumental Music.
Plnslcnl Trcnfturc. (Also Vocal). 323 pages.
Piiino ut Iloinc. 4 hand pieces. Kawl Useful!
t.Pina of HlPattM. Most brilliant collection extant.
PlunlsJ’H Allmiim. Popular and easy music,
riamri'.irio Gums, Popular, brilliant, easy piece*
Iloinu Cirrltt. V«!« I. Easy music,
lionip Cirrlc. VoJ. 11. Popular 3 and 4hand piece*.
ut Home. 200 good pieces for Heed Organ.
Collections of Vocal Mnsio,
Opcrstle Prurln. Tbo chief aonga of 50 oporaa.
(.'ciiih of Gorman Hoittr. Bones that will newer die.
(ii'iiia of Honttlali Hon.q. Sweetest of all ballads.
Htoivcr of I’ottrl*. Nearly all tho good vocal daota,
(Joiun of Sacred £ntiff. Pure,devout, and beautiful.
.Silver Chord- TVponth of Gems. Large collec
tions of tho best popular songs.
Price cf each hook in Board*. $2.60. Ololb, $3.00.
Gilt, Si,oo.
LYON & HEALY, Cliicngo.
OUVEE DITSON & CO., CHAO. Tf. DITSON & 00.,
‘ Roalon. 711 Kroadwav, K. Y.
OEMEBAJU NOTICES.
EXCTJItSION IN TIIE TROPICS,
Persons wishing to avoid the severity of a Northern
winter can avail themselves ol the fallowing trip (o visit
the beautiful and iutercsliug places about tba Gulf of
Moaleo.
leaving Now York the steamers ctnp at Havana two
days-surticleut time to tmable passeug>trs to visit the city
nud nil objects of internal in Its linmmllntr neighborhood.
Vcr.i UrttJi is n acli-*d hve days alter leaving Havana,
having moppet aovornt hours at the porta of Progreso
ami Cinupocne, In Yucatan. Tbo stenmom remain hve
d .y, at tbo old and blab rlcal city of Vera Crux, giving,
nlfii. ample time fur n Journey by tall over tbo mountain*,
pasting ucenory un«urpn<wud for It, grandeur, to the on
chint and lutorusllng City of .Musics nud ita surround
ing!. From Vera Crux the route continue* northward.
Slopping several boursnt tbo Mexican peris of Tuvpnu
ami Vaiopioe, and terminates at Now Orleans, fromwnoio
paasoogor, can onntluuo huuio overland, or. after a stay
of five dais in that bc'anlllnl .Southern port, return with
the steamer in New York, retracing precisely the some
route, and In too same lime, iw on the outward trip.
KXCimSIOX TICUF.TH at np.uucei) IUTKH,
with privilege of ruiaalulng over one or more steamers al
any pert.
I'or further partlonlars apply in
V. Af.K.j;A.MfltU A SONS, fflßroadway, N. Y.
J. M. >ViTH»:nBPOog, Apont at Now Orleans.
Tai Sale Nfc!
Until March 1,1875, Tax Sale Oortlfloatos
hcM by the city con be redeemed or pur
chased, ns follows: ForOity Taxon of 1873,
lor amount of salo and 0 per cent premium;
after March 1, the premium will be 10 per
cent. For City Taxon of 1873, and prior
years, the rnto Is 35 per cent. The buyer
will bo entitled to the accrued penalty of 25
per cant on Certificates for Taxes of 1873,
and 75 per cent on those for Taxes of 1872.
S. S. HAYES, Comptroller.
Chicago, Feb. 17,1875.
FIRM CHANGES.
BISSOI. UTIOIN .
Tlio copertnotibip boiolofore existing under the firm
name of Morwln Church A Watkloi, Is hereby dliaulrod
by mutual content. K. M. Watkins will coutlnuo tfaj
Lnslnoss, anutnlug all liabilities and colloctLic nil debt*
duo the lati lirm. MKRWIN CHURCH,
Fob. 20,18*5. K. M. WATKINS.
CAUB.
In retiring (rom the lato firm, I take tbta opportunity of
tendering to my friends and patrons my acknowledge
ments and hoarly (hanks fur appreciated favors, and
cli«orfnlly recommend my successor to their future kind
o.mrideratlnn and patronage. MERWiN CHURCH.
BISSOLDTIO?!.
The partnership heretofore existing under tho name of
Hartwell lire*., U this day dissolved. Tbo business of
(bo Urm will bo adjusted by A. V. Hartwell, 75 Washing
tnn-H* J. G. HARTWELL,
_Chlcago, Feb. O. 1875. A. V. lIAHTWKLL.
MUSICAL.
AIHUNO.NEW PIANO AT A HAORIFACR—MAG.
nlUcenl rosewood pianoforte, 7H*ucUvcr, ngralfo
auAcbmaut, full (run frame, very line tone. Fronchgiand
•otlun, in highly polished case, with ronml oomors, rich
lycarved fun and lyre; manufacturer's price *7uu; was
taken In trade: Is entirely new, aua warranted Ut every
iSS ,tOQI >Dd °° T * r<fur
A NUSIIIKU OF PIANOS AND OiIGANH, USED
*“ “““ I,ri “-
A ORrtAT VAUIKTY OF NEW AND SECOND.
pianos for runt very low, STORY A CAMP,
gPKCIALIlAHQAINS IN
A rosewood pianoforte In perfect order for 400.
A good piano with ilool and cover. 475.
A 'octave rotawood pianoforte, sluu.
A Chlckoring 7-ocltve pianoforte, 4131,
A iplondid 7ocUve, carvod-log « nlaiioiorto, tUQ.
A AtoUovcntrung pianoforte, JnS. *
A *7OO, entirely quit pianoforte, 4200.
All warranted. lliMldouce 615 AuulilKiQ.tr.
\ir K HAVE’NEW AND BHaONIMIAND PIANOS
M to rent tad for nala at bottom price* t renting t auou.
laity. WM. K. PROSSER A CO.. ¥» BtaU-at* V
FOR SALE.
CiOU SALK—FIXTURES, CONSISTING OK SILVER.
I 1 plated vhow-catoi, counter*, shelving, table#, gatllx
turea, banging-rod*. oitloe rail ami da*E, good tale: to
day at a great bargain for ea*lu_ U M, Tribune oiliee.
lAOU BALE—RANK COUNTER WITH FULL DRAW.
J. era, glaat front, ole., furaalo cheap. Apply Imma.
diatelv to WM. 11. BAMPBON A CO.; 114 llhallTii.,
OtiaUlock.
ijIOU'SALF.-A FIVK-TON WEIOHINO-HOALKB
(Fairbanks'). nearly new, with platform 10x9 feet.
Apply tt 474 CanaVtl.
Cldll BALK—RUTTER, VERY OMOIOF.i AliiO.
X ni»dium grttloa tt <11,116, tod If 7 cent* peril), In U,
toto-lh tub*. 183 Klnxte-it., tlr*tdooretu nf Clark.
HOUSEHOLD‘ GOODS.
A TTKKD TIIK AUCTION BALK OP~PUKNITURK
•C* and boutebold goode, othaa-detk*. tud general
merchandise, «n Wednesday, at the aucti-m room* of
ROCKWELL, WILUAMBA CO., 'M and M ta*t
kladUon.at.
iTANUbOMb WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE,
beok<a*a, and plane*, cheap. Uealdonco,
alaftllchlgan-av.
PARTNERS WANTED.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH (3.0U) TO «B,COO IN A
tuannfacturlug bnitnea* already eambtiahed i a tt'lun
aid cpnorlaally for UlO right tp«n, Addreat If 49. Trib
une udlee.
IJAUTNKtt WANTED—IN THE FdUNDRV RUKL
Ciark’tt* W *ddrea* Uoum 3) Reaper Uluok, 97 Bouth
PERSONAL.
PKRSONAL-OAU j MKttT F.GO AT ST. ELMO. 143
Djarburu al.. at 9 o'clock lid* afteraoon.
1J KUSO NA I.r- Uif N-11A V E YOU FORGOTTEN
IWtjK.ttL* l *' Mta. WMlurfu.
SEWING MACHINES.
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY 1 .
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Ip Oil RALK-'oin?Al*-A 0001). SUBSTANTIAL,
1 well-lmlit, R-mnm collage, with lot 26*123, at 2SrJ
Portland-ar. Hnull cash payment: balance Ui auit pur
chaser. Apply on premlaes.
IPOU HALE ~AT ' A ~(iBEAT BARGAIN - THIS
V chnlcr»t residence-property In the city, altaatcd on
calumet, Furrest, Mouth Park. Vnrnen. Rhode*, anil
I-akoA*s., hntweenThlriy-llraland Thlr'y-lhird-sls. | also
lots on .lack-on, Van Huron, Harrison. LnnnroM, A-h
--land, Marshlleld-avs. nml l.oomh and,l/allluit*. WM.
11. J.OU.MIM A CO., I*o Washlngton-st.
tfUIIKALii-mt KXCHANOF-A KPLENDH) NEW
X 1 oclngnn Columbia .tone front house, II room*, fur*
naeelo, ami a brick barn, situated on mntheesl comer
Ciluuiot-sr. and Thlrty-acc'inrl.Rl. Will toko In part pay
one or two lota ea«r of Mlchlgan-nv.. nurih oMhlrty
serenth-at. Apply te owner. w. SMITH, No. 4 Mean*
mnn-jilace, near 1 hlrty-llilrtl-rl, _
I ‘pdll MALE—AT A GREAT BABOAIN-f.-ACHE
1 (dock adjoining city limit* on tho we.t. Will aril
(Ilia block at half what tho adjoining land haa told lor;
mutt hare catli. I'. A. BROWN, luO Dearborn-ti.,
Room 0.
fAUII HALE-ON NORTH 811)15, AT 270 PF.YI FOOT-
X' tffl feet, eligibly Rested, caul of LnMalle.st. and
south of Nurtb-av. GKOIIOE 11. ROZET, 1«J Washlng
ton-M.
ipoil SAI.K-ImXIEI FEET ON THE NORTHEAST
I. 1 corner of 1 hlny-third at. and Wnha«h-ar. W ill bo
eotit on Tory oat/ term*. H. U. VOUNU, Room 8 Bryan
IBook.
F’ 01l HALE—GREAT BARGAIN IF SOON-GCTA
eon marblo house on tho finoal atenao in tho West—
Michigan, MI.AU.-i A C 0.,100 Waihington-sl.
J’ pUll MALE—HOUSEAND JUDD-BT,, COR
-1 tier .Toflertoo.
ipokralk—hrexom amTe—7-room house
i. with lull will lako bones or t.|ano_aa Ural payment,
balnnco monthly. 11. 0. HTONK, Room 0, 1 ttt East
Madlrnn-rt.
jpollHAl.E-lS ACRES OF LAND ON TWE MV if.
X 1 Bt.nteiil.OWjlf l.worlh «IMOO. Come, gentlemen,
1 moan huslnesa. Must and will hare money. It. 11.
CUMMINGS. Itfl Ea»t Randolph^.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
For halk-at knulf.wooi) —houses and
cottages; term* to suit all: nmuthly payment*: gaod
schools: line neighborhood; laku-water. TILLOXnON
BICOM., PJ Wft-lilußt«'ii-al.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TPOR HALE—Id IMPROVED FARMS, WITH BEST
X* of corn land and an abundance of water, situated In
Ironuol* ami Ford Counties. Also I.CiKI acres unlmprurml
prairie land, bet of corn land, siinatcd In Vermillion
and Champaign Coin Mrs, HI. Bond fur Hot of lauds and
prices. JAMTSSMIX, Kankakee City, HI.
1‘ poll SALE Oil EXCHANGE —IN PART FOR
1 lands—Brick dwelling In Mprlnrtflehl, 111., contain*
ing 21 rooms, llnlibod from collar to garret: onavrniunt
to hureo-rallroad; flora lot. Address U. F. FUX.
Spriujlicld, HE
1‘ pOR HALE—OR EXCHANGE, SUPKKIOR FARM
' Ing land in EaMcrn Kama* for Chicago property.
MATSON IIII.L. V 7 We.htngioti.nl.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED-A HOUSE AND LOT ON WEST SIDE:
want a bargains must bo south of Madison and
ra*t at Califuruia-ar. Pay part cash and note. K 60,
TrlbunaolGcc.
W‘ ANTED-WFEET FOR IMMEDIATE IMPIIOVK
mont within quarter of milo of Union Park. WTU
pay cash and vacant property on good avenno. Address
J W, Tribune otllco.
WANTED-A NINE OR TEN-ROOM HOUSE
within half mile of Union Park, nut to exceed
$12,000 In talud. Will pay part cash and part yr.caut
property cm good street. Address K 6?, Tribune oltlco.
l\r ANTED—TO LEASE—STORE OR KTORK AND
• > batement between Mtato and LaSalle ami I-ako and
Adams-ata. Addre.a, staling rent, 1)31. Tritnfie olhce.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS., THU I'UOPKRTY
known as tiio Connecticut River Steam Elevator and
1< louring Milts, and belonging to the loto lirm of Thayer,
borrcuut A Company, are uuw ofToiod for sale. The death
of both .Mo.'srs. Tbayer ond ifergeaiit, leading members
of the lirtn, make this sale nocor-ary and without reserve.
This properly It situated on the lino of the Connecticut
River Railroad, and near (bo trnckeof (ho Now Haven A
Northampton Railroad Co., maklne clow Gonnoctiuu
with the west and the shipping and ru<hipplog of gralir,
ce., from and (call parts of tlio country, convenient.
Tiib well-known firm havo been in the wliulosaloaod re
(all dour, (train, and feed business lor fifteen years, and
liavo built up a largo and tlourisblag trade all through tbo
Connecticut Valley. The purchaser will have tbo advan
tage of a live and Prosperous buMness, already well csUb
liabed. The building* ora large, lit good repair, and con
veniently arranged for the tuamesb. The crulno Is 75
bursc-powcr and of the best build. Tbo mill machinery
Is modern and iu good running order. Tbo power and
room arc sutllclont, and the leuatlon kuch that (ho busi
ness may be Increased to almost any extent. This la a
good opportunity lor a Western bonao in tba fltmr and
corn trade to extend their business Kail. For particulars
a« to terras of sale, address or Inquire of I.UKI. LYMAN,
Nortbampinn, Mass., sola surviving partner. Nortbatnp
tou. Fob. 12. IW6.
AN USTAIII7f.SHKU IIOU.SU WIHHKK TO .MAKE
arrangement* with a gentleman to go to Denver. Col.,
to open a branch house or agency a* a distributing point
fur goods having o large sale with grocers. druggists, nud
gcDutal sloret; this Is a tosot-otablu and profitable bust
liras, suitable fur any man having about 83,UV cash capi
tal; none other* need apply: no bonus required, ana no
risk. Address MANUi'ACTUUIiIt. Tribune otbou.
Acahu husinkss rou saLk'for iio.oinip'Uß*
chaser will have constant use of from $60,000 to
$360,1X1). AtldnmE ?.*. Tribune ulllao.
AnbAiiUiNo-miusic for balk, with part
of the furniture. Call (or two days at 6W Stalest.,
Op-BUIMj
A - SALOON AND FIXTUKKH FOR SALK CHEAP
for cash. Call at 6 Canalport-av.
D" RUG STORK FOR SALK IN’OITY: TRADE KS-
UtilUlird; Rood chance for physician or dmi/gist.
Price sd>i. A phy.iclaucan havunu esiablisliod practice.
Address PHYSICIAN, South Division P. 0.. city.
lAOR SALE-STORK AND GENERAL STOCK
A 1 note Chicago; No. 1 clianco U> mako money scapttal
required four u> eight thousand. Addrow J to, Tribune
tflJce.
ON ACCOUNT OF LKAVINO THE OITV. A ROOD
•boo atom on, tbo West Sldit, tlret-oloaa duck with
line nsinro., for sale; Id a good neighborhood, very (tnall
rent._ Address M 11, Tribuno cflice, fur three day*.
STOCK, FIXTURES, AND L ICKNSR“bF A SiULL
samplo-room for sale. Apply to owner, W Woit
Madisoa-st.
S' MALL JOB PRINTING OFFICE, CONSISTS OF
-j pmmda of job type, 30 pound* nt brovlor typo, cniot,
proas, Inks, 010., for saloi prloo, $10( brat cost was sl3u.
Address F 81, Tribune utlice.
CALOON CHEAP FOR CASH. IF SOLD AT ONCE;
tj roaoon fondling, coins to England. Apply at 100
West Monroo-st.
rPHK hItBT.I>AYIN(J SALOON ON AUOHER.AV.,
-L __kpownas Murphy'sjaloon for tale, tii Arobor-av.
\v" HOLE Oil HALF IKTKRISHT 1 N~A~NKW"AND
ft tlrst-olaas pUalng.rulll and manufacturing cstnb
moat In one of the largest lumber munufacturlnir towns
in mo Untied Slate*, with unsurpassed water and ralllead
transportation facilities, (or aalo. Address one week It
W, 'lflbune otßce.
ClftMfl WILL BUY A HALF INTEREST IN A
tpUWW wdl-estahlUbed cash builno.s that will sup
port two families. 137 South CUrk ul., lloum 4.6.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALL CASH PAID FOR OAST-OFF CLOTHING AND
n «'»od. of all kinds by scudlug to JON AS
ur.LUKIt'B loan OlUco, 631 Htate-st.
A DVKIITIBKRB WHO UKsTuKTO REACH COUN
/(V- try readurs can dneo la tbs best and cheapest manner
by using ono or more section* of Kellogg's Great Nows,
paper Lists. Apply to A. N. KELLOGG, 79 Jaoksuu-st.
1J ARD WAUICwXNfKD~»Y A YOUNG 5 IAN
AX acquainted with tho butluoss topuroiiaso for cash
a half Interest lu an ostahlhbed hardware or hardware
ftid sUive store. Addrose U K S, ears Origin Urus. A
Chandler, Chicago, 111.
\KT ANTED—GAS FIXTURES FOR TICN-UUOM
Jo f /t house, in good order, cheap, Address DUNiIAU,
el 3 Cottago Ofovo-av.
WANTED— PARTIES WITH SMALL OAPITAI. TO
J . uk .? t j ,B^ !lcl ?, ,,,^o .•« euc l , I ,)r Iho “Lightning Fire
nmdlor" for the North and houth bides (now in use by
Hi u
U. W. HAltltia, Secretary.
WANTED— ALL THOHK WHO WEEK INDUCED
to subscribe for the Chicago Evening Journal by the
* iu * u - K -
9 A. OFTINtKiTPKUNOHINiriALNOTK
**„ t napor, with envelope* to match, til for 30 ole. s linen
ooHi, lo ci*. } llnon[collar*. ot*. 1 blue, pink, end
cherry altk Uua fur lit ela.( Hamburg edging. tud Inter-
Ron;, the beat tud cheapest In the city: remnant* of all
kind* nearly c von twty at the BANKRUPT STORE. 113
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
A UOTION-WKSTONACO., Iftl HAST WASHING.
IV.£UE" B Tv* JIAY*? hall's op 11UIUB& oak.
AND SLBIQUS. TUESDAYS AN!) Fill-
UAtn tt int. m.
Part lea wl.hlng loporuhtaa horaestt oar place can bare
aa opportunity of trylot them the day beiore tala, that
thejouay not bo deceived.
AW’l DOW"\V ILL BELL, OWING TO TIIH DEATH
of borbuiband, throa rangy, atjllih, anil fast buries;
auoa roekaway. catrlngu, open buggy, a tingle and t
double »*Kif barnee* 1 aleo a Itaurmiguly-broko
oM imported aotlcrdog, to bo told together or aeparato.
Call at barn roar ot »!M Michigan-#?. __
WANT Kh—11U 11QYi’OLRAND BET OK HKCO.ND
hand double htrnoaa. Apply tt Room 14, Is 2 Bouth
uttrk-it.. bolHceulutudfi.
WANTKD-FOIt OABH-A SECONDHAND TOP
ilntrWl doctor'* buggy preferred; state price, da.,
toUBO, Tnlmneo(Bo*.
LOST AND FOUND.
WOUND-ON UADiaONST. CAlL^^nnJItSlIAY^
X lower part of gold earring, with pendant*. Owner
eao bare tlie tame by calling at No. 'J Bouth Clark-*:.,
rear olUoe In baaeraonl.
T ,0?T-A DARKrodI^rianiKYKTKURrKirPUP
XJ about 4 month* old. Thu tladar will be aulUbly re*
watdod by leaving ltatlK9 Wabaah-av. .
Tj < w ir 7 y KU ' COINO FROM STATE. ON
r, Wl £} l * n * U)n /, tu *‘*Salle-»t., a lady’* euameled nrcaiU
Plu. with carnellan heart and loapjt attached. Pluaie
luave It at to Randolph at. CUEOo’H.
T OST-On FIIIUAY. A LKTTim ADDIIRSBKD
iM„Kl lU4WUnor '. wUll .» M-rlda ticket to Waukegan,
which • now canceled. The hndov will bo exltably re’
warded by leaving it with WM. D. PALMER, 110 U-
procure a new ticket.
rOST-ON bUNDAY. 11 IffWEF.N MONROEBT.
4 “?u Ur u°°.* r Church, a aollUlre diamond
BOOKS.
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WANTED—M,\
dookliooporiii u.u«
WANTED-A .RIBBING-HOUSE HANDLING
»* ipeclaltica In men’* furnishing good*, wants * sales*
nan t« canvass for city Iran*. No alisntl>,n pair] bj
anrwera union they italff eiir-tlenco, wage* etpooied,
ami giro references. Address Cl 7, Tribune office.
\\r anted'-canvassers or Viooi>' address
II (limn nrcountry) for tho toon lalablnarticle that all
need, hard Umoa notwithstanding; outfit (fturna
blc)._ Apply dally In HOIINMIIV. 27 Tribune Building.
WANTKD-AN' ACTIVB A.>. A A;*.\L,‘wmi
II *nme capital, Inaplearant am! profitable hnrlneai
with Manon* only. Addroaa K 71, Tribune office.
W anted- Bfy6kKßki*Kii-AN‘"KXi'Kun:Nt;i:n
it band In the retail groceryburlnr**; aim onedork
(imiatrti’ak German). Apply. at (£6 ritatp-vt.; beat of
reference*required. 11. HKGKNSHUIIO A CU.
V\T ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED AND' ACCURATE
If bookkeeper In n Jobbing grocery bonne. ArtdreM,
alatlmr age, reference*, and aalary required, K«, Trib
une office.
\V r ANIHD-A VuUNO UNMARRIED MAN WELL
I » tolled In hardware and willing to work tor a
ale salary, toaoll good* ou tho road for a bon»e In .Michi
gan: heat of reference* required a* lu honcefy and capaci
ty. Call for tiro daya at Kelley, Motley A Go,‘a coal office,
IrT Wwshlngtonat.
Tranov
WANTED-6LONO-STHA W AND R Rnrmr-STRAW
VV collar-maker*, SMITH A DUNCAN, HI and 1(3
Uk»>it,
WANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A MAN WHO MAS
VI had eatoiiidte eit'erlrace, to run »ho picture-(rime
motding-m.iohinei, and make the culler* hlmiclf, ami to
take charge of the factory, to whom *'cad/employment
and good wage* will be riven. .1. Fl.HiiElt <t CD., IW7
South Tenncaiea.at., lodlanapoli*, Ind.
ANTlii)“^GOf)U OaTjINKT-.M A KHR AT
Twenly-teoond-at. None but good workmen need
apply.
\\’ANTKU—A FIRST-CLASS CUSTOM CUTTER
it far a clothing netabllshiueat In Wlscanain. Apply
at 2H Etn Madlaou-at., between Baud lu o’clock Wedne**
day andThuradar.
\v ANTED-A GOOD CARRIAGE riLACKKMIfii
ff to work on now work and repairing: robertnan, no
other ucotl apply. 8 Thlrd-av. Al. H. itILLAR.
UrANTED-AT THK 'LAKE STREET PRIVHNO
VI Go.'a, a young man wb<> can ninaprera and work
at cam; aho acompuaitor. Inland 13i Lako-it.
WA N TED -TA ILO R- A GOOD' COAT-MAKER. A
It good, soberman can havesteady ouiplnyiiifvit nit Ilia
ve.tr round, Tli9 best prices paid. M. bTTEFEL A (JO.,
Htrcatur, 111.
Goaclimou. Tearastora, dSo-
WANTKD-A COACHMAN, WILL PAY GOOD
wages to nno who understand* hi* work. Address id
81. Tribune oillce.
Mispolmuonn*.
WANTED—TWO GOOD SALESMEN—ONR TO
• I iruru) in Now York Htatn who Is thoroughly ac
qiraintod with (ho wholesale and retail drygoods trade;
ihu other to traveliu Woitoru and Poutbom males, must
be {nmillar with drugs and chemical*. Address, staling
experience and refowmeo, Bo* 6213, Boston.
U't ANTED-A GOOD HHORTHAND WRITER TO
tram) oror the country with a party. Apnly (a MAX
BAOIIERT, Palmer llouto.
\\r ANTED—AN AGENT FOR TWO STAPLE ARTE
i ‘ clrs which soil on ai/tnl in orery boot, shoe, and rcn.
oral etore. Commission liberal, hmall capital required.
A *.’<id cltaaes for an energetic man. Adders* ENTER
PRISE, tHO West Baltlmore-iE, Baltimore, MJ.
Wanted-sixtaw. YOUNG MEN FOR BUPER
*> tmtnorarlet. Apply at stage door McVICKKH’S
Thoatio butwooo 6 and 7p. m. W. A. I.AVELI.,
\yanti.d-uio oanvaksers to introduce
• » tiro “Ho*#" Kindlen in Chicago. An Indispents.
bioariclonl d'ltirertlaeconomy and convnulenco. THE
AMERICAN KINDLEU CO,, corner Wabaatr-av. and
M.mrwr-tt.
W ANTED-GOOI). RELIABLE MEN. MEANING
If bu*liio«s. (ouanvass forauarticle cl utility: pars
well. Excelsior MTg Co., 47 Bryan Block.
U> ANTED-CANVASSERS FOR LEGITIMATfC
relliilde, iirulitalilo busiuoss. Addro** UTILITY
WORKS, RuokTull*. Whltcslda County, 111.
Vlf ANTED—,MUSICIANS. APPLY AT 219 HAST
TI Randolph-*;,
r ANTED—MEN—$70 A WEEK CAN BE MADE
• “ by smart men, with our alaplo article. Send (or pa
per*. or call. $1 samples tent forth) curt*, to show goods.
RAY A CU.,_Chlcago, ISlEasl lUirrtolpJiil., Room 18.
\\T A S TItD—AN OFTICE HOY.~ONE'whO LIVES
• > wlihhls parents and who writes a (air hand. Ad
dress giving raferonoe. E 11A C, 2JUandSll Madtson-at.
VV ANTED-TWO ADYKRTIHINO HOLICiTORS
• T («.r city and to travel by a leading Journal. Address,
staUnit references, otc., RV9, Tribune otlico.
U>ANTED-A MAN AND WIPE, NORWROIANOR
ISwed-, without children, to gu on (amt ftJmtln
from Chicago; man to work on (ami and board four cr
live men: provisions and house famished: nono but those
used to »P«k, true, aud willing to work, nuod answer.
Addruna C W, Trlbono oflioa.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
Domcstica.
ANTED—A GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN
»»_Blrl to do genera) homework, at 14UI Pralrla-av.
\V ANTED-A GOOD GERMAN OR *HCANDINA
>i vian wlrl; must understand emikleg, wa'hing, and
irrtoing, and bring good references. BC9 West Ran
dulpb-sl. . ,
WANTED— A STRONG, WILLING GIRL, TO DO
BODnral housework. Call at 233 Elils-ar.. near
Thlrty-nlmb-at.
W' ' "ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN OR SOANDINA
rIau girl t<> do general housework 5 good wanes will
bopxld, aud references reuulred. Apply at 1313 Indl-
KUN'HT.
UfANTiID-A NKAT, STEADY GIRL, TO I)' 0
housework for family of two, at ltd Vtnconnesav.
Rcloruncot required.
WANTIib-A NORWEGIAN OR BWKDK OIRI.
lor goners) h mtework. Apply at ones at 721 Ful
ton*»t.
WANTED— A THOROUGHLY cdM"PIfTENTCOOK,
Apply at ltd South I’aik-ar,, corner Twoutr-fuurtli-<t.
W antro-a"6 irl Tb'cobk.'WASH andTropl
11 Cat] to-day. from Wtol2 n. m., at No. 8 South Ash
land ar., southwestcorner oM’ark-ar.
WA.NTkb-IN SMALL PRIVATB FAMILY, A
Itrsltlius cook, washer and Loner, Sweduimsfimod.
Mud coma well recommended. Apply at 273 west Van-
Uureo-iU
WANTUD-TWO DINING.ROOM GIRLS. APPLY
at 234 Woit Madlson-st.
WAN TO DO OKNKRAL IIOUBRWOK
In imall family, at ltd North May-at.
W ANT ICD-A RELIABLE PROTESTANT iJIBI/fo
• ? do ••cood-wurk and ioi»lu;n Koullsh, Hootch, or
Hcanoluarlaa preferred. Apply at Ills Wabrnh-ar.
WANTED-- A COMPETENT GIRL FUROICNERAL
housework; mutlbo a good plain cook. 437 Woit
Jsnkson-nt.
W’ ANTRD-A YOUNG GIRL TO WASH DISHES
and BHtltt about tho house In a small family 5 000
that ls willing to work for small wanes, at 12 Lullln-st.
WANTED -AoboDnip.ijVonbKNkßALiiousß-
T T work Ipjmall family, jtpply at 221Pnrk-sr.
WANTKD-AT4B SOUTH “ANN-'ST., A FIRST*
elan cook fur prlrate boarding bouio.
WANIED-A good german housekeeper
andaglrlforgoneral taouaowork. Apply at 128 Van
Buronst.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS (Hill. FOR DINING
room work. Alto a good, reliable girl lo bolp In
kitchen. Apply Wednesday at Ui MauUon-al., Union
Park Hotel.
\\f ANTKD-OIUI. TOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
TI Apply at 864 Fullcm sl.
WANTED— A ddon tHRL ABOUT 16 OR 16
years of ago, to do bmouwork ina family of two;
no Irtm need apjdy. Call at 163 Outtcrticld-sl., betwosn
Thlrtlcib and Thlrty-llrst-sls.
SonutKcrosNOk.
WANTKD-HAKDS on gents* neokwrar.
Tl 126 and 13U Fraukllo-st., (blnl floor.
Inorand drmsmaker toga to an Interior town and
(ako charge of ltd* branch of the holiness. Address,
staling references, do., FIKIX), LRITAU AGO.
WMTE*D— IMMEDIATELY—GIRL COMPRXENT
_to help Inin drosses. Apply at 337 Forrestar., south
of Thlrly-llah-sl.
w ANTE D- Fin''Y GOOD M ACH INK OPERATORS.
VI AppD alter 8 p. in. at 248 Wsbush-ar., up-stclre.
Mliooliaueonui
TVANTKD— A WIDOW LADY. LIVING ALONE,
IT diulrta a young lady companion of choerlul and
pluailng appoaranue._ AddroiaK.73. Tribune olllea.
BOARDING AND LODGING.
Won Side-
on SOUTH SANOAMON-ST. —TO RENT—A PLEAS*
Ou anl, lurntabed n>ora.|wllli board.
ion wiwt roomsTshita.
XOtl bio for two or four gentlemen; woof piano. Tormi
$6 per week.
f*o£ )VKHTMADIHUN.ST.-KUIINI.SHK» SOUTH
U.vl/ front parlor, bod.room, and clumii fur man and
wife, with good board, tiro and gait Tory roaaonable. U
permanent, to lit of May; nulet, orderly, bumo-llko
place; cm put tba door; dinner at (1 JO o'clock; elcglo
romiu, $6; with fire, SO.
South Side*
AO AND 46 KANT MONItUE-ST,. OPPOSITE
Xi) Palmer Konao-Plentlful table; roomahealcd; LO
to £7 per weak; day board, Ql; Engllih family.
,H« AND 420 WABXbH-AV.-UUUD HOARD AND
-L LO plaataiilrnrmis fnrtidlei and gentlemen, £l, SO,
and dlljpur weojt,_witbjuo uf piano.
hV| Q WABAKII.AV.7~NEAR HARMON COURT--
O .to Roomi In mile and tingle. with eicuuenl buardt
prices to mlt the llmee. l-ocallou dodrailw.
North Sidn
mwo NIORLY-rUHMSHED ROOMS, NOT BN
X enlta, inltablo for married oouplee or young
g«nl», la private family. Tenne moderatu. Addreu 0
64, Tribune ottloe.
Hotels.
IJISHOP.OOURT HOTEL, NOS. 607 TO 615 WEST
Madieon-et.—A SriLolan borne for femlUn, young
gentlemen ponuanem, and allpenom romalalcg In tba
city a few .dare or wooka, Very deelrable roiui on
aulio, with bathe connected. Stroot-cara aud atigei paaa
tlie door at comanlcnt interval*. Price* toiuil your
puree.
Nevada hotel. 14a and uo wauash-av..
near M«nrve-*t.—Klni-clau boinls7p«r week;day.
board $L _JraniiuDti $1.60 to $8 per day.
WOOD’S HOTRU »I*AND » WASHINGTONST..
omxwlto Field, Lcltar A Oo.’e retail dry-good*
eUire-da pur day; day board. $6.10 tier week.
TO EXCHANGE.
LANDS AND CASH FOR
'j metebandUe. Addre**, glilng partlculara, ED
bt‘EWAK'I. ledaud leiSuntb Uater et.
rpo' EXuiIANUE —ACRES AT WABUINUTON
X Halghti and lots at Englewood, clear, for roaldaneo
on lutueiute of the aieuueeuu South Side. L. A. OIL
PERT A GO., 2u£ LaSalle-it.
rpO EXCiIANOE—BY PAUTY COMINO TO Oil!-
I cago to U»e, hoe unlncoubered retldenee property In
Central New York, lor Chicago biulnun property; will
tuant laeambranoe and pay Mteaht ca<d>. Ad-
VMA T Ml XdbVH «Og«.
lIH ®fibtmje.
Y 24, 1875.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
_T3oolfJtr«w»rs. GZnrlc*. Etc*
SITUATION WANTED—AH TRAVELING SALES.
tj man for a drag, grocery. or tobacco linuae, or a* clerk
In a ic'ml dri'g Korr. 1 have told drug* for ton year*,
and cni ilio good rclaroneea, Addrcia lIANCK,
l.ttgnoe, Ind.
cithatio.n'wanti-d-a POSITION AS LAW
tj clrra or Junior panmu-by a jnanr attorney, who lan
l-hom-graph-ratid baa atalr knowledge «l rcvcral lan
guage*. AddrcMU. A. 1 UW.VK. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTBD-AS lIOOKKKi-.PlvirfiV A
mlddlonged man «f Urge builueaa ciperlnnee: a
competent accountant and office roanag-.r. Addrcai I) I.
Trlbu.io office.
amiATioN wanted~in a drain commis.
O aion home: can k~nn lio .ka, alt-eml UicorretiHoiJenco,
or acttlu trades. O *3, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-AS'IIOOR KEEPER ItY A
O practical and automatical aur-ouuMnt of many yja»»
caporlenco In thi* city; )m a thorough Knowlcdau of the
million of railroad* and towns In tho Wcatcrn Stoic*.
Addrere J 25. Tribune office.
bITIJATION WAN’TKD—WOULD LOAN *3,UO IO
O 45,140, with situation In «oino good boiinen, ur take
IntoroU Addrcai U 21, Tribune office.
Coachman. Toamsxora. &c,
SITUATION WANTED-HY A YOUNG MAN (DAN
lain as coaclmian In a private fimlly: tindcrs’.atida tha
earn tit iior*oa and carriage*, and do chore*, in a guod
homo: wage* mt object. Pioaae addrcia 25 Eait Kintle
at., Chicago, IJL
Situation wanted-hv a single man
O (En«l!*h) a* coachman In a nrlrate fa ulty. Gan giro
tin ben uf ruouminendatlont from bl» employer*. V 61,
IrlbunenAco.
i>T I« ro 1J nti o •*> n v
CITDATION WANTED-IJY AN OLD RELIABLE
t J hand either In dry goodr, grocerle*, nr notion*, with
SI jearv builnera r*i>orlcaco In Canada i.nd Unhud
Stater, or to travel with rnmo apoclalty or lifio of gooda to
tell by aatnplo on p-jrc-nlago, or aalarjr ft ret year. Ad
drera V .1, I rllume otliec. .
SITU ATIO ti:> V> ANTED--i ; i3«iALE
I^nairstlc*.
SITUATION WANTED-BV A ITRST-CLARS MEAT
O and patlry co»k lu a hotel or boarding-house, city or
country. CM Statc-K.
SITUATION WANTED—BY KIItST-CLAHS COOK,
» j washer, and Imuor in a private lamUy. Please address
6J(
SITUATION WANTED -IJY A GOOD SCANDINA
. vlsn girl for general h(in‘o.»orV, or as cook. Please
canal No. li Bremer and Chlvago-av.
SITUATION WANTED—BY AG'JOD GIUL TO DO
general housework. Apply at Hi Sodgtrlck-at.
OITUATiON'WANTKO-DYX'iTBhT.CLAS.SCOOK
Oln a, *100)1 prlrato family. Phase call or address W
South Jcllomm-H.
cmtuation wanted-hy a iuispecj^vble
O girl to cook. wa*li and irr.tr In a nrlraui Ixinily; refer*
cucolf jcquln.U. I’lra.vo call at 26* Tlilnlolh-st.
S’ ITUATION WANTED-UV A~GIRLTtrO(7DJN
ing-rocm or chamber work. Call cr address 673
btale.sl.
Situation wantkd-by a respectable
O young woman; would like a (remanent pUco in a pri
vate family for Iho spring and atmmirr as su'-nmlglrl or
nirrso: no objection to country. Address or call (><r.Kl.i>»
at £M Ewlng-st., between Blue lsland-av, and Halsted
at.. West bide.
SITUATION WANTKD-TO DO (JENliUALllOUfiE
twork. Call or address 911 Archer-ar.
SITUATION WANTKI)^AS - iIKOUND (}IilU OR
|J will do general homowurk lu a private family. Call or
addross b9 Wort Van Burou-st.
cituation wantkd-’by A FIRST-CLASS DI.V-
O Ing-room girl hr liotctorboanllng-lruuoo, or for rp’nrr
•l wora in pnralo taiußy. Call for two day* at 2 i*i West
Knndtilph-at.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG (fIRL TO
O dn light housework; can sleep at home It required.
Apply at Si* West 1-aLe-tE
(JH’UATION WANTED-AH SECOND GIRL OR
»J general housework. Apply at EO West Vau Burcu-sl.,
side door.
Employment Aijonta.
QITUATIONB WA NT ED—FA MI LI ES IN WANT OF
O good Scandinavian and Gorman ho|p can be supplied
at hire. DUSKK'H oU.cn and lauairy. 80 Mliwsukco-ar.
jvliscounnfloas.
SITUATION WANTED-UY A LADY PIANIST IN A
varlotyorcoacart haß. Addrese AG G. Pod.Qulcv.
TO’RENX--HOUS2hb.
IPO RENT—A DOUBLE HOUSE OF a ROOMS
X oseh, 41SW West .M-nroe-s:.. overbxikiug .le£lcr«nn
Purk,jihcßp._C. A. DIBBI.K, I(J iai.Salln.st., Room Bi.
rp6‘ RENT—HOUSE, NO. V. ’iIAR.-.ION-COURT,’
X faimdi.'J or uniurubhtd. Apply at 4j4 Suath Slate
lE, otvu premUts.
Snnarort.il.
r RENT—A 7-ROGM HOUSE WITH CLOSETS,
pauiry, etc., un Eraii'-ar,, in Hyde Pork ; goo.l
bam, and convenient to Thlru-niath-et. can. J. IX.
HILi.. ISIR-uith \Val.>r »t
TO £tENI—KOOMb.
a)Q URNT—WBHT BIDE THIRU-AV., FIRST DOOR
. r. uth o(Hurtl*on-sl., suitoeuf 3rooms useb. in new
building, arranged oxprusrly f<r tho must desirable cln*»
id tetunta: rolctenees rcuulmd. ti. M, AIOUREAOUM
MINGS, 119 and l-l l.sSalle il.
rpo* RENT—PLEAS ANTJi I, EGAN TLV-KURNI.snP.D
X tube of ro.imt. south front Furniture for saloon
tinto,_U desired. 171 bait UsnJidph-st., Room 16.
f’po' RENT—FURNISHED' FRONT ROOMS, lo
X Sbenutiwt., uoar Uraml Pacific Hu tel; usiuionts
taken.
rpo ui:.\r-i)i-;.siiuuLi; suites of s rooms
X eaoli, Mibablo b r light li niseKcTlii!:, In lul'il
log 45 and 47 Tninl 8. M. MOORE a CUMMINGS,
lit* and Lit LaSaUv-st.
rpo RENT—SPLENDID FUUNISITeD ROOMS AT
X 816 East Wublugloo-sU, at scry low prices, ui nice,
respectable parties.
rpo KENT—FIU6T-CLA.SII FURNISHED ROOMS,
X in now brick bouse, containing all modern liuprun*.
tneatr, anil located soar to huiloesa. 263 Bust Indiana
at., near Dearborn.
rpo rent-large. NicuLY-iamMHiir.i) room,
X si2peruumlb, with tire. ll»NorUi(Jlark-tt.,founli
floor.
fpo RENT—VERY NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
X ilncJj oren aulto atlOl and ltd Halt Washinc'.ou-at.,
Room 41.
rp6‘RENT - PLKASANT AND COMFORTABLE
X room*, nlooly furnhhed t reduced rat st lo respectable
parllu*. IninUrq at h6 Clark. »t., Room
TO RENT—STOtiSS. 'oi'FXOXS, Sso,
Storos.
TO RENT—STORE AND BAREMENT-NO. 188
HUto-st., splendid location. Appiv 11 L. It. OTIS,
Room I Otis block, o iruor LaSalle and ilidljua-sls.
Mlnorllanoon*.
rpo RENT—A LARGE BUILDING. WITH STEAM.
X power, •ullabiu for foundry, machln i simp, or lurid-
Into manufactory. Room S3 Reaper Block, Vi South
Olark-st.
WANTED-Vi'O RENT*
tvakted-to RENT-FURNISHED OR PARTLY
IT furnlibed callage. lor genilcman and wife only,
near Union Parks must be cheap, good location. Ad
tirvaa, full partlculanjmd price, it tie, Tnbuoe odiea.
V\rANTED—TO RENT—A~FbRfHHHED HOUSIL
TT to board tho owner for real, aud to have Hie
privilege of taking a few other boarders. Address K bi.
Tribune odioa.
YVANTKD-TO JtBNT-BV A GOOD, PROMPT
tt iiaylm; party, a idea marble or brick-front houso
of not less than 14 to Xl nKiius, modern Improremonu, on
Mlchlaan-av., norm of SUtnouth-at., or on West Waab
lngiun-at., oast of Udliih Park and west of Morean.il.;
reul not Uteicned 41£tipor mouth. J. 8. UUUXD, 126
Dearbora-it., KoomU.
WANTUD-TO JIENT-IN A GOOD LOCATION,
toraporarily or for a pormsuoocy, a cuuilorttbly
furulibod uuuse. Address U 7a, Tribuneelhco.
W” RENT-A FURNlblli'D COTTAGE
or part of houso on West Side, good locality: small
Ismlly. AddrsssOßU, Tribune uttlce.
W ANTED—TO HkST-IMMKDIATF.LY, BY MAN
and wife, fureUhed rooms lur himsekoeplng, with
coiiTenlonee lurwaabtug, plaoo for coal, etc,, not blglier
than seoniid floor; must be ceatrally located; rent no; to
exceed 413; reforencoe exobauged. Address P, inter-
Ucoauotoae.
WANTED— TO RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
four or more la the rldnlty nl Watt Waebimm.n and
SangamuiwU.; muat l>« pliuu.tnl and cumfuilauly tur
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DIVORCES,
TMVOROBS LEGALLY OUIAINRD, NOT
k'#*i alter decree. Ten year** practice
n the couiU ul Ohlcagu. Auditu Peet-Oflee Oui LVH.
THE CRACK OF DOOM.
It Sounds in the Ears of OrltTcin,
the Murderer of (he Ham
nett Family,
Ct.i
■ •>£
He Confesses the Justice of I,*'*
Punishment, and Com- ""
mends His Spirit
to God.
One of the Most Enormous
and Monstrous Crimes
Ever Heard Of.
Fire Persons Chopped to Pieces, mid
a House Hiirucd Over Their
Heads.
The Motive a Desire to Conceal tho
Eapa of a Little Girl.
The Murderer Had No 111-Feelings To
wards Any of His Victims.
Other Criminal Hatters—Trial of the
Supreme Court Biblioma
niac at Ottawa,
Dcnth-Scntoiicc of Jcsso Pome
roy, tile Uoston Boy-
Bntclior.
THE EXECUTION AT PITTEDURC
or Tim Munnuucu or the hamnett family.
St-eeial Ijiwteh lo The Chkit-ia Tribune,
PtTTSiicnci. Fa., Feb. 23.—The law was vindicat
ed hero to-day by the banging ef Ernest Ortwein.
Tho arrangements for the execution ma le by
tbo Sheriff’s deputies were very complete. At
early morn tbo Conrt-Uonsa and jul was sur
roundod by a morbid crowd. The buildings
aland on what Is known as Grant's Hill, cover
ing an immense square. Tho .Shei la had pos
session of the buildings, polio being posted
outside lo keep hack tho crowd. Hut one of
tho live cutrancc-gal'iß was op:n.
THE CONDEMNED MAM
retired nbout midnight, and slept eotmdly till 0
this morning. Shortly after the Itov. Hersh
berger. liis spiritual adviser, entered tho cell
staying with tho doomed man till 7. when OrC
woin ate a hearty brcakfisc. The Sheriff had fur
nished him with a black salt. After breakfast
Ortwoiu prayed, read his Ibble till half-past 11,
when Sheriff Haro and Hepntv Chiley repaired
to tho coll aud told the condemn/J that his hour
for execution was drawing nigh. His arms were
then pinioned, tho ministers praying at the
same lime. Tho preparations were concluded
about 11:55. when it wan found that the drop
on the scaffold had slipped, which was soou tlxod.
Tho yard of tbo jail had been fenced in and tho
scaffold was located so an to be iuvislbiu from
tbo boosc-tops. .Tbo Sheriff's jury, special
deputies, including local reporters, in all some
sixty persons, were admitted within tbo iucloeuro.
Overhead .was calm mid clear, a upring-liko
tnilducou prevailing. Tho sun shone down with
a glow of warmth that could not help hub mako
tbo condemned wish yot longer to huger.
TO TUB SCAFFOLD.
1M precisely thieu minutes to J2 tbo prisoner
loft the jail, loiunu'j on tho arm of thu
minister, followed by Sheriff Haro. Drs. Pollock,
Gilmore, and McKolvcy. ll* rallied with firm
and steady tread, praying and invoking mercy an
Iki proceeded. Just once, an tho primmer en
torod Iho inclosuro from tlio building, ho shud
dered, as ho saw tlio dreadful inatrumcul
of death which wan t-o soon to send
him Into eternity. Ortwein. tho Sheriff, and tho
ministers ascended the scaffold. Tho minister
offered a roost touching end impressive prayer
in German. Ortwein all this lime looked calm
and smiling. 110 stood on tho drop a low
minutes, ami then wan told to kneel and receive
the benediction from (ha minister. Sheriff and
minister thou asked him if ho had anything to
say, when ho replied in a firm voico as follows,
in German:
last worms.
“Whatl have to say is this: I Buffer what I
have deserved, i committed the mur
ders. I am ready and moat willing
to die. I most heartily thank
you all for (ho kindness ahowu to roe. May
God have mercy on my soul. I hope to moot
you alt in Heaven."
This concluded, Deputy Chiloy placed tho
nocso around Ortwoiu’a neck. Thou tho face
showed dread, and ho commenced to pray
in a loud voico, “For Christ’s Buko, Father,
in Thy hands I commit my soul. Thou bant
delivered me, 0 Lord, my God." Tho cap was in
tho meantime placed over his head. Tho last
words of prayer had scarcely ascended to heaven
when
TUB DROP FELL,
precisely four minutes past (weirs, and
Onwclu’s soul wont to Him that gave it.
The crowd outside, ptobahly 6,000 persona, hoard
tbo fall, and, as the body swung between heaven
and earth, tho mob sent up a chocr which
eomidod tenlblo, and was a mockery of
tho justice within thu inclosuro. The
nook was broken by tlio fall. In four
minutes pulsation ceased, and in envon
and a half Ortwein was dead. At half-past 12
o’clock tho body was taken down, placed in a
neat oodln, and deposited till evening in ono of
the olllces in tho Uomt-Homio, when a post
mortem examination will be made. Ortwein
made a will giving his hroius to science, the
body to bo decently buried.
UIKTOUV Of TIIR C'IUMK.
On the morning of tho dUlli of April, 1874, a
messenger came to tho olllco of Ooruuor McCal
hu, and stated that ho was wanted immediate
ly at Homestead Btauon, in Mililiu Township,
where a house had burned down tho previous
night, and consumed all tho Inmates, flvo in
number, with it. Having taken the pains to
notify the members of • tho press, .the oillcial,
accompanied by uuvor.d representatives of tlie
mondng papers of this city, aud your enrro
snondont, repaired to tho scone. Homestead
Htation is on tho lino of the Pittsburg, Virginia
A Charleston llailroad. Its track winds along
tho romantic bonds of the Mouongahvla llivor,
up which stream it runs a distance of shout 81
miles, when it abruptly stops, having pjocemlod
towards Lliarioilon ns far tvs it probably over
will, at least during this century.
Homestead Station is a little village that has
sprung up utt tho line uf this road, about 0 miles
from Mttsbuig. Two miles back uf tills, iu a
beautiful couutry, John Hamnett mid bis fain
ilv—consisting of a wife, two children, and an
adopted son—occupied a fatra, aud hved lua
three-story brick house, to all appearances com
fortably and huppy.
x TiiEvcitEUous nsxoti.
During the spring uf 137-1, a Gorman, who wave
his niimo as Ernest Love, ramu to the house of
Mr. Hamnett aud eought employment. He told
a pitiful tula, aud the stranger was taken iu.
Tho stunner was treated kindly by Mrs. Ham
nett, and the children—two little girls, named
Ida »ud Emma, aud the boy, named Ilobcrt
Hmlth—became attached to him. All wont oloog
swimmingly, TbU bend, who seems to have
NUMBER 185,
5 T * feraofM for bis crime almost to the
. A* . a death, became the mnrderec
0 i *|?PW household. Sad, Indeed,
i' £v details of this moat brutal and horrible
e- .cm. It in the foulest upon tbo paces of
s? »mlnal record of thlncoanly, and In Penally
a? ily it baa probably never been excelled, if
c * -M.
pnEPAniNn ron the citijtr.
O Jn tbo evening of the 20lh of April. 1874, Mr.
£ Hamnett wont on »%i ß iu„ tbo bouao
. i a Mr. Went, neveral miles awav. They loft
' .i;cirdiildrou at homo. in tbocharge of Ernest
1-ove. The murderer, ebortly after tlio family
iHt. proceeded to tlio village, where be visited
several stores and saloons. bought candles.
«.W i bcor : . wound . “I'** b »I«B a Hash of
whl**l:y, which ho lock with him. lie then
jumped upon bin horse, rode away, and, an por
seemingly intoxicated.
*9; do Hint night, Mr. and Mia. llamuott loft
wont a to roturn to their homo.
At I) o’clock Ihe next morning, a man named
Jacob liocitmeycr, residing about a mile from
the Hamnetts, noticed a lurid light in the heav
ens. Ho cot un and proceeded to a window,
and saw the Hamnett homestead won on lire. lie
dressed himself liantlly. ami proceeded to tbo
spot. All wan silent an tbo night. Nothing
could bo seen save tbo Ilaraen issuing from tbo
burning building. It struck tbo witness strange
ly the absence of human life ; but what had be
come of the inmates bn failed to surmise.
OTHERS ON TIIR SCENE.
A short time after three minors, going to work,
were attracted to tbo spot, which wan now but a
smoldering ruin, nothing of tbo bonne being left
save the bare wails. The four men seemed to be
impressed with one Idea, and that wan, that the
entire family had perished in the llnroea. Not
cue of them bad a suspicion nt that time of foul
play. Or ; d of the party hastily alarmed the
neighborhood, tbo people at once (locking to the
fccomi. The ruins were cooled by water which
was (brown upon them, and, several bourn after,
the search lor tho remains of the iumatca was
commenced.
EVIDENCE OF A FEARFUL CRIME.
Tim remains of tho boy, Ilobort Smith. were
first dirtcovcicd. Tho charred body wan King ou
n portion of tbu bed. Next, tbo bodies of Mr.
and Mrs, Hamnett wore found, Ivinu dope to
each other, both partly clad. Mrs. Il&muolt bad
on her hoops, nnd u portioo of her clothing was
soggy with blood. Then investigation was com
menced. The bead of Mrs. Hamnett was found
crushed, as If done with an nz or some other
blunt instrument. Tho side of tho face had been
smashed, and tho body—that portion which re
mained of it—gave evidence of having received
several severe stabs. The skull of Mr. Hamnett
bad also been crushed, and his face had received
a deep gash. Then tho remains of the bov
Kmitli woro examined. They presented a horri
ble, sickening right. Ilia wounds showed the
murderer's terrible nature.
Ills 7UI.OAT WAS CUT
from oar to car. Tho skull had been crushed,
and ono of tho bauds ncarlr severed from tbo
arm by a blow from an ax. That tho bov madu
a tearful struggle for bfo was shown bv tbo
marks or razor-cuts on tho remnants of the other
arm, which was burned nearly oil. Tho search
among the ruins was continued, and tbo body of
little Kmma, aged 0 years, discovered. Tbo
finding of her remains caused a shudder to croop
over ins people looking 00. How could man bo
ho brutal ?—ls it possible that mou can grow to
be such Heads ?—were some of.tue utterances of
the persons standing by.
Tbir, young child, ouco so pretty and Interest
ing ; a mere prattling, innocent babe, outraged
a:nl muidered 1 Think of it J Her skull was
enj *!!«• 1. Her throat was cut from ear to oar.
Can iviiv
nszn more nnLtxm
bo conjured by hiima^nlmiT*But this Uttlo In
nocent, Vvho.io clurred remama wero found,
nitb hor lower Uiiil.h nearly burned from tho
body, hUotred that she too had fought with the
deril to save licr.life. One of hor r.rma had been
nearly covered from tho hodv hv & slash, which
wa« evidently from a rasor. ’Mligout search mu
mado among the ruin* for tho body of little Ida;
but they could not ho found on that day, auh,
for the lime beinc, the search mut given up.
Jr.'TESTICATI.m
iim
Coroner Metallic—a wortbv and conscientious
ofllcial of this county (Allegheny}—at once amn
iDanod.l jury, of which ox-Corouer Went, at whoso
bouse the ilawnoiu bad made a visit tbe night
previous, wa» uudo Foreman. Dra. Wood and
Thomas made po?t-morfom examinations. and
they found tho wounds aa above recorded, ex*
copt tbut iba boy's throat bad rocelvod a double
ciuiinß. Tbo Coroner ut onco sot tbo machinery
of police at work to ferret out tho perpetrator o'f
tho horrid deed, wh.ch caused intense excite*
moat throughout this section of tbo Stole. Tbo
pui'plo of Miiilin Township woro aroused to a
feat fal pitch. Finest Love was at onco bus*
puctod or the crime. Some thought that ho bad
been burned in iiiu bouso, but evidence of this
was at once dispelled.
uruiiATs or Lrxcnnro
wore freely made, and, had the murderer set bla
foot on Mifllin e.<il that night, ho would not hove
lived to have vindicated tho Jaw by swinging
from tho gallows to-day. The authorities and
(ho friends cf tlio docousod at onco offered a ro
wan! of £2,000 f.»r tho capture of tho mmderor.
No atone was left unturned for his capture.
TUB LAKT HODY FOUND.
On Friday afternoon, May 1, the remains of
tho little girl Ida were found lying under some
rubbish where had been tho ataits. liar body,
roo, showed how merciless tho murderer must
have been. Bho had her throat cut from ear to
ear, ami her skull was crushed. Uut little beside
thu upper portion of her body remained.
OX TUB WDIIDEUKII’H TRAIL.
On Friday night, May 1, a day after tho crime
had boon discovered, a man was arrested in Alle
gheny, who was suspected of having been tbo
perpetrator of tho atrocious deed. Tho first
trace that was obtained of him was on Thursday,
at about 0 o’clock in tho morning, whoa he canto
to the store of Frederick Uollonback, N'o.
2CO Ohio street, Allegheny. Hero ho pur
chased a pair of shoos. 110 had a valise with
him, a bundle of old clothing, and an old pair ol
shoes, lie was then tracked to Smith’s furnish
ing store, on tho same street, where ho purchased
auoclttio. The next nlaco no Hud him is on
i’entt avenue and Sixteenth street, Pittsburg,.
visiting an old Wmtemhorg army-comrade. 11a
stated to his friend (hat ho had left his place be
cause hia employer had Insisted upon feeding
his horses too well, lie took dinner with hii
friends. Afterwards ho was tracked to a saloon,
whore ho imbibed freely, and became intoxicated
and talkative. Tho murderer displayed hit
money freely, and exhibited plenty of nlvct
money, which ho tendered in pivmont for ilia
drinks. Ilia conversation, manner,* and hia gen
eral restless conduct,
excited uuupicto:
lid proceeded to a house on Hope, near Dial
street, Pittsburg, where he tipoui tlio night. On
Friday morning Sir. lUer, with whom the mur
derer hud loduod, road a detailed account of tho
murder in a Gorman paper, mid suspicion at onco
rented upon hin guoat on tho murderer. Mr. B.
elated Ida suspicions to Ofllcer McUhoauev, who,
with Detective Long, nt onco proceeded to In*
ycstlgato matters, On Friday, Love, or Miuta
lug, as ho was then iiiioivu, kept “mighty
scarce but at tdshlfall ho made Ins appearance
at a saloon whore a party of men wore drinking.
They were talking of tho Ilanmctt tragedy. Tho
murdered chimed in, and said that he had known
Mr. llnmuott, and had worked for him. Ho said
Mr. UumiieU wan a nice man. Having Bald ho
much, ho turned around nud loft tho premises.
Tho crowd, feeling asuurod
lie WAS TUB MUBDEnKfI,
followed him. and uotlllod Officer Quirk (now
dead), who, without more ado, arrested hove
and took him to tho Allegheny station-house.
On tho next morulug, tho murderer's valise was
brought to tho statiuu-honso. and tbU contained
tho evidence that tbo horrible crlmo had beau
committed by tho man then In custody. AJrazor
stained with blood, private papers of Mr. Ham
nett, Ida wife a pocketbook, a portion of the
murdered mail's clotliiog, and his watch, wore
found m tho vallao. The morning papers con
tained a report of tho arrest, which caused In
tense excitement in Allegheny and in this city.
A JIOU
of fully 8,000 persons gathered around City-Hall,
in which tho lock-up is situated, and threats of
lynching were so freely made that the entire
police forco of the city was placed on duty
around the building,—night and day men being
moludcd. People flocked to see the prisoner,
hut none wire admitted. Persons from Miffiln
Township o.im j noun, aud at once Identified tba
man in cnnfo.ty ns Ernest Love, who bad worked
fur Mr. JlauauU.
fiiK co.sycisto.v.
The prisoner, m.roplv to a quotation from your
correspondent, at (hat time, stated his name was
Ernest Mmtzmg, but afterwards eaid that
Ins real name wu Ernest Ortweiuj that
ho was born in Bludtgatt, Wurtemberg t
had boon iu this country about eighteen
months. He then stated that he would make •
full confession; that he had nothing to coo*
coal. He said (hat the came had sot bees sr*.

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