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the grasshoppers.
Ilioy Are Again Appearing In
Great N,millers.
Apprehension and Dismay Among tho
Inhabitants of tho Post-Stricken
Districts.
Portions of Minnesota, Kansas, and Ne
braska, Ucinff Again Eaten Up
by Them.
A Careful Eoviow of tho Situation—Will
the 'Hoppers Oomo Hast?
painful reports come to us from msny sources con
earning tbs reappearance of tho grasshoppers, and tho
apprehension dally grows stronger that (hoie pests
will again dsstroy the crops in several sections of the
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BOUTimTHTEim MISSOURI.
Dr. Frazey, who returned last week from a business
visit to southwestern Missouri, reports to tho Sioux
City Jeumai that "The young grasshopper! arode
vouring everything green In that portion of Missouri
named. Tho people are all panic-stricken, Cattle
and horses are dying by tho hundreds from starva
tion. They can find nothing to eat, not even budaor
leaves on the trees In the woods. Every tiling has been
, (tten up by the pest#. Merchants have refused to
credit men, who, two years ago, were considered
wealthy, ruined within the peat two years, and many
©f the merchants are leaving that country with their
gauds."
WESTERN KANSAS,
A lady writing from Western Kansas, under data of
Airll 10, aaya: "I spent (ho day at the farm lad
Thursday, and I never saw so many grasshoppers in
my life. They are very small,—not a quarter of an
Inch long. The planks around our flower-beds wore
completely covered with them, and It waa impossible to
walk without killing (hem. Mamma's rosebushes,
and all the plants, were stripped of every leaf, and not
a blade of grass was left. The wheat Is completely ru
ined. Aa if that were not bad enough, the chinch
hugs sro waiting for tho com to coma up, Papa says
he baa 10 acres In, but ho don't think he will plant any
mora; U U too discouraging."
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Ur. 0. W. Flaking and Mr, Ebbrcy, who have just
returned from Missouri, slate that In the neighbor
hood of 8U Joe million* of grasshoppers bare mada
tbatr appearance, and are eating up everything. Ur,
Fiekins aays they are now aa large as a borae-fly, and
quite spry. In walking In tbo fields hundreds of them
rose before him; and so thick wore they that, by
sweeping bts hand through tho air, ho could get aa
many aa fifty at a single grab. This report Is con*
firmed by Ur. Ebbrcy, who says that In some!aectlons
be vlhllcd, (he'hopper pcate have already devoured
•very green thing.
MINNESOTA.
The 81, Paul/Vm sent out a* reporter specially to
Investigate the grasshopper plague, and that paper of
a recant date prints the result of hie inquiries. Uo
lays: “In Minnesota, so far as can be ascertained,
tbo main depositing area Is now confined to portions
ol Drown, Nicollet, Blue Earth, and Leßuour Coun
ties, but the eggs are found os far east as Ooodbuo
County, in such quantities as to cause serioua appre
hension among tho farmers of that thriving locality.
" Mr. James Hughes, a prominent and very Intelli
gent farmer residing In Nicollet Township, avers,
from Ida observations Ibis spring, tbat tbs cocoons are
to bo discovered in astonishing numbers In localities,
but (hot the larger proportion of those deposited In
moist ground bare already been destroyed by natural
cauace. But few are found In tbo cultivated Aside,
white the noplanted strips adjacent to the fences re
veal them in multitudes. On high, or dry and sandy
•oil, the eggs have batched (or are batching) in
such numbers tbat the plague* of Egypt stand shadow
ed upon every knoll, and destruction and want seem
booted for a ride over the country on this winged
scourge, the locust of the plstne. Mr. Ungee, like the
majority of farmers in bis vicinage, does not ]>emiil
tb« Impending danger to Interfere with bis labors, but
will cultivate as usual and to an equal extent. Us
states that tbs habit of the locust is to gather in
swarms along tbs fencing with the advent of the cool
er air of the evening, and bis plan of extermination la
to spread straw In such spots, and after the Insect has
effected his lodgment for the night, ho proposes to firo
Iks piles, and thus place millions hors do combat with
a wave of bis torch. Those who have given the matter
attention are disposed to believe that tills plan will
provs a more effective agent of destruction and pro
tection than tbs Meunoulte system of digging tranches
and crushing the •• herded ” swarms by the means of
rollers adapted to the purpose.
" Mr. Audrew Nelson, s very successful fanner, now
residing st St. Peter, but the owner of a valuable tract
of landln an adjacent township, says (bat cocoons are
very numerous la the vicinity of his farms, but they
have not irrupted their contents, and there Is a possi
bility tbat (b* dampness and cold of the spring may
■ink them to an auspicious death, while the people are
disposed to take a somewhat gloomy vlow or the pros
pects now before them. In tide locality the farmers
•re expanding their corn-fields and diminishing Iheir
wheat. In the hope that the later maturity of tbs crop
may carry It beyond the reach of tbs destroyers.
" In tbs immediate vicinity of at. Pelor, and within
the limit* of die city, millions of the Insects have
stnerged from the cocoons which have shielded them
during the Inclement winter.
"The Uou. 0. T. Brown, formerly Surveyor General,
speaking from personal and careful observation, stairs
that theeggv are to be found lu countless numbers in
the woods stretching from Bt. I‘otsr to Janesville, Wa
leca County, a distanea of about eighteen mitrs, and
Uts beaten ground along tbe roadways is perforated to
a greater extant than la tbs more yielding and pliant
earth at a distance from tbo beatings of wheels or foot
falls of animals and mankind.
NORTHWErrEHM IOWA.
Tbe Fortner*' Union las me that In Northwestern
lowa, graaabopnen are batching In million*, while In
other aactlona the eggs appear to have been destroyed,
ALONU TUX MINNBfIOTA AND BLUE BABTiI HIVBRfI.
The Worthington (Uinn.) A dvane« tays: “ Aa for this
Immadlata aection there Is probably not a pint of grass
hopper eggs in Nobles County, but, along tbs Minne
icta and Bins Earth Biters, egga have been deposited
and the peats are hatching. These young grasshop
pers will fsed on the growing crops, doing conaldera
bis damage for sight or ten weeks, and vIU then fly
iway,"
MANKATO, MINK.
A telegram from Mankato, Minn., says: “The cold
Weather of the pact week haa destroyed the graaahon.
era to soma extent, and all are in hope that ws will
ve no trouble from thesa peala this season,”
MISSOURI.
The 81, Loots Republican contains the following:
M We have report# of the grasshoppers In various
porta of this State. The Utnru County JMmctrat says
(hat on opening a hotbed in Olinton last week not less
than 600 of the enterprising little Insects manifested
their presanee by Jumping around In a rudimentary
hut vary suggestive way ; and we learn that they have
been seen coming out of flower-pots kept all winter In
tbs house as far seat as Lewis County, on the Missis
ilppi. The farmers do net feel entirely easy shout the
'hoppers,' though some of them argne that they will
travel over Missouri before the crop* are considerably
advanced, and expend thslr force on the States east
of us.”
lOUTREim KANSAS.
A gentleman writing from Boutliern Kansas, says:
M 1 fear Ibis State will be again scourged by the grate
hoppers; Indeed, In many places, every green thing is
Already eaten up.”
■ournwTSTrnK kcedaska.
Another report aava: “ Southwestern Nebraska
will again be destroyed. Along the Volley of theße
tiubllcan, millions of young gransboppora have roads
heir appearance, and nllllons are yetiu the ground to
corns out. This is too bad, after the long and patient
work of the Btate Aid Society, I fear all their labor
will be lost. Our farmers h*d a great deal of saed sent
them, and punted good crops, ouly, as we dread, to
feed our Egyptian foes."
INTERESTING LAWSUIT.
WIT ,10 LUK f— A TOHTONE DrrxitDKNT UPON A
ÜBEATU.
Optrial Corrttpondinc* of fAt Chleaot 7W(«n«.
■Wiluikqtok, Del, May 10.—A lingular and inter
esting lawsuit wai decided In the Oourla of Eenta, at
Dover, laat week. It turned upon a narrow and very
delicate physiological question, wblcb, briefly eteted,
wa*, "What li life)" In fuller Urma, the question
waa, whether ft baby, which, five minute* after deliver
ance, waa certainly dead, evar waa ao alive aa to have a
legal existence, making It capabla of becoming tb* heir
to property, and ao of transmitting It. We have all
read of tbe c orient cum in the law-books wbert tbt
quettlon arose, wblcb of twin children waa tbe flraU
born tod hair; but tbit, while an equally delicate la
me, Involved alto a physiological point upon which
even "expert" medical profeeeora might and did
tlffar.
The history of the ease was (hist Henry Rlout, a
Dover Uwyar, dying soma Uu yearn ago, left ft con
ildsrable eaUle to he divided amongst bis three chil
dren,—a daughter end two sons. Tbe daughter met
tled ft Presbyterian minister, tbo llov. Henry It. Hell,
tad, after • married Ufe of ft year and a half, died la
•oafinemenl with bar first ebild, wblcb, Itself waa
either stubborn, or Uvad but a few mloutoa. Now, by
the character of oar Delaware code, tbe matter took
this aha pet that. If It were proved (bat the baby was
•UU-boro, then Mrs. Hall’s char* of her father’* <*•
tete— which Included a handsome residence la Dover,
•fid a valuable farm uaar that town—went to her two
brothers, (They ere minora, and were the real,
though not formal, plaintiffs In this cult, their
fiuardlan suing for (bam), Dut, If It were proven
that the child was alive after birth, then Ita father, as
na hair, would anjoy the old English right of •* teusnt
by tbe courtesy,” end beta tbs use end income of the
property during bta life-time, He waa the ml,
though not formal, defendant.
The array «• counsel was formidable. On (ha aide
of the pUluUff were the Hon. Joseph P. Couagy* (Who
•or a few day* waa United Biatee Senator, and whoso
Wife I* (ha niece of John At. Clayton) end United
Mtalee Senator Ell Saulsbury: while on the other were
“srtbaiad ex-Oougresunan N, D. Hmlthen, ex-Judge
'O. fi, Layton and Mr. Hidglsy. Tha trial began Turn
d*y; ta vw acreafi ibat the wfcois question aim
ply vu, whether lb* ebIM had Bitch a legs! form of
life, aficr birth, as ms'll It capable of Inherit
ing and transmitting properly. The lint wtt
neccre, naturally, wire the |>tijttlc!an« who attend
ed Mra. Haifa confinement, Drs. Ooodell and Page, of
New Jersey,—Uie Italia having there reaided at the
time. Dr. Ooodell waa called noth for the plaintiff
and defendant, and contributed substantially all tha
testimony, except that of two witnesses la rebuttal,
on the plaintiff’* aide. Ue had practiced for forty
years, and waa an Intell<Beat and straightforward wtt
ceea. lie laid the child, to Ibe beat of Ida knowledge,
never breathed. Twenty mlnntea after delivery pulia
tion In the umbilical cord having reaaed, that was cut.
The heart beat; ho fell U and heard It; circulation
waa plainly olnerveble in thu temporal artery; the
Him were ruddy ; hut (here waa no aign of breathing,
lie and Dr, Page tried all the uanal methoda of estab
lishing respiration s daahlng water In the face, blow*
lug through a napkin Into Its month, laying It on IU
■ldo and giving It a rocking motion, to anck in air; and
finally they planed It In the warm bath, where ila line
gradually paled, circulation ecaaed, and finally, at the
end of llvooralxaloulcfl.lt becama entirely devoid
of life.
Under the admitted fact that (hero waa no respira
tion observed, though all efforts were made to produce
It, and the closest scrutiny given to discover their suc
cess, the plaintiff built bis case. But. white Dr.
(Inodolt stated that fact, ho e&ld, when called for the
defendant, that be considered (he child olive, un
doubtedly,-—never thought otherwise; that was why he
worked so hard with it; if ha had thought- It dead, ho
certainly should not have made such efforts, llosald
certainly he considered respiration euential to life ;
when a circulation of the blood, in the child's system,
waa manifest for aevcral minutes, tho connection with
the mother being entirely severed. Ibis, to him,
ap;>eartd to bo a aeiurate. Independent ex
istence, maintained by tho Build's own vitality,
and substantially a condition of " life," Ilia associate,
Dr. rage, agreed with him, though he (Dr. readmit
ted that, In making out his certificate of death, for
burial purposes, he bad described the habeas "still
iKim." lie meant (hen, however, as ha now testified t
that it lived but a few minutes.
Those two witnesses were all who bad seen and ob
served for themselves. But seven or eight other phy
sicians. including Profs. Pentose and Keese, from tho
faculties of Philadelphia colleges, were called aa " ax-
Ccrls," and gave their Judgment upon Ibe facta stated
y the attending physicians, The two Profosaora had
but ona opinion: that the child had a separate, dis
tinct life of its own, not dependent on the mother,
after the amtyUcna wta out. The basting of Ibe heart,
amt! one, waa tho boat sign ; It caunut boat from any
other causa than Ita own Inherent vitality. Breathing
Is not neceasary for the «i«f/nc< of life, (bough it is
for; ita continuant* Children have lived and died
without breathing. 'Trow a close examination of
the facta stated I am of the opinion that Uibo htld did
breathe, though imperceptibly." Describing the Der
ations of the lungs and heart, he added that, when lb#
child la delivered, even before the cord is cut, vital
connection with the mother virtually ends ; but, wheu
that is severed, the separation is absolute.
The only counter theory to this upon which I need
dwell waa that of two physicians called by plaintiff la
rebuttal. Dr. Cabell said bo considered that the pul
sations observed wore simply the termination of fetal
life; after tha cutting of tho cord thoro will still bo
stimulus from the original cause; aa soon as respira
tion takes place a new circulation is established, lie
had attended the delivery of aevcral hundred ctilldr*o.
and where ho could not induce respiration bo called it
a Btlll-blrtb.
Thus do doctors differ, for tho witness on the stand
Just preceding him was Dr. Isaac Jump, Republican
candidate for Governor of Delaware In ltl7l,who has
a very extensive practice, being called on to attend
the presentation of t great company of young Dala
waroaus, and wbo bad Just testified that be always
considered a babe •* alive " until its heart ceased to
best.
The doctors having bad their say pretty fully, the
lawyers for two days consulted " tho books," referring
with learned confidence to all sort# of autlorltlee, un
til, on Friday, the Jury, after a short absence, brought
In a verdict for the defendant, —establishing that, for
legal purposes, (ho child was alive, Indigently, for
the flvomlnutwi during which it lay lu the wash-bowl
bath, and so giving its father the enjoyment of a
handsome property for the rest of bis life, J.
THIS COURTS.
Eleven days only was the length of the honeymoon
of Dlutsal Bloom, when her bapplneua was suddenly
destroyed by learning that her husband, Leopold
Bloom, silos Roth, alias Rothglceer, bad, in 1953, mar
ried a woman In Berlin, by whom be bad five children,
notwithstanding he bad always represented himself as
a (tingle man. When she learned of bis bigamy alts
accused him of It, and be confirmed her suspicions by
Immediately absconding. She therefore asks for a d£-
vorc*.
UNITED STATES COUNTS.
Tli* National Bank of Illinois commenced a salt for
|23,000 against James E. Tyler.
DANKULTTCI ITEMA.
Malcom McNeil and Higgins, J. V, Farwrll h Co.,
Whitney, Cook & Co., and Lee, Tweedy li Co., filed a
Ceiltlou sgslnst Daniel o, o’Rane, a merchant at Ot
twa. Tbe claims of tbe petitioner* ire for goods
sold, and amount to $1,533.37. They charge that
O'Kano, on tbo Mb day of April last, made an assign
ment of bis stock of goods with Intent to defraud, and
Elve a preference to certain of Ids creditors; also, that
• gave two mortgages to two creditors with like In
tent. O’Kano made two Data of creditors, tbe first
list to be paid In full out of tbo assigned
property, and the second only after tbe others were
satisfied. Inasmuch as tbe goods are only worth at
tbe outside about slfl,ooo, aa (be preferred creditors
have claims amounting to and as petitions are
lu tho second list, they fear (heir chances of a divi
dend will be small, and therefore ask to have tbe
morsel divided up among them all, under the pro
provisions of the Bankrupt law. A ruU to show causa
slay at was Issued.
SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF.
Edward Wurg began a suit for fi.OOd against U. 8.
Clark.
The Laflin k Rand Powder Company commenced a
anil against George W. ami David A. Gage and John A.
Rice, to rci'OTer|3,ooo.
Tbs First National Rank of Danville began a salt
for $7,000 against the Chicago, Danville k Vincennes
Railroad Company: 0. L. English and L. T. Dickin
son began another for $9,000 ; A. Gilbert began a suit
for $3,000, and G. N. English and W. N. Bwuutzer com
menced a suit for $4,000, all against tbe same Railroad
Company.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Allan Pinkerton commenced a »uit for $3,000 against
tbs Toledo, Peoria A Warsaw Railway Company.
TDK CALL.
JUOOB Gam—177,187, 191 to 101,1 M, 107, 200 to
303, 'JOS to 2H9.
Junes Jammok—l6,lß,lo, 25, 36, 37, 38, SO, 32, 39,
30,86, 42,43*, <5. 46, 4'J, 60, 51, 63.
JCUfl* Moons—No call.
Juuob Booims— o6 to 102.
JUDGMENTS.
United States Circuit Oocbt—Judob Dlod
am—Frederick Bcbneleubarg at *J,Jvs. Norris Planing
Mill and Lumber Company, %jOO.
EL PASO, ILL
Special Corrttpondenei of Tht Chicago Tribune.
El Paso, 111., May 10.—Again the apelllats of the
BapUat and Preabyterlan Sunday-schools met In im
mortal sombat last Friday night. This time the per
centage of mliapellsd words wss in favor of the
Presbyterians, but the prise again fell into the hands
of a Baptist lady, Sirs. Uoagland, the some who car
ried off the palm before. Mrs. O'Brien was made
happy by receiving a spelling-book, In reward for
missing the fl/st word. The w slaughter of tbs Inno
cents " was fearful, 108 words being misspelled out of
300. Some of Prof. Laktn’s " easy words " swept sway
whole platoons, and half the elate was carried off by
“autbropophagl,"
This city of contradictions—having many churches,
and more saloons; most excellent school*, and num
berless children* going to the bad on the streets;
having the handsomest women and the ugliest men—
can boost a public library that would do honor to a
liiaca ten limes as large. It Is managed exclusively
iy the ladles, la increasing the number of Its volumes
rapidly, end Us popularity with dur beat clllecua Is
highly complimentary to the literary taste of (he Ex
ecutive Committee. The oitlcors for the ensuing year
are: Mrs. Bhur. President; Mrs. Uoagland, Vico-
President; Mrs. O’Brien, Secretary; Mrs, McKinney,
Treasurer; and Mrs, Young, Mrs, lammo, and Un,
Crawford, Executive Committee.
The Woodlord County Medical Society met hero ft
fuwdsysago. Tbo exercises closed with ft very able
tad Iniereallng looluro on Medical Ethic* by Prof.
lUdford, of Hurtle* College,
Tlio weather it warm aud showery. The (trait and
■mull grain are growing finely, though fully VO per
cent of tbe otu were frozen out and bad to be resown.
Farmer* are very busy planting corn. Extxuvobb,
LEARNING TRADES.
lb Me Editor of Tht Chitnqo TVftvn* :
Oublimoton, la.. May 11.—besides what tbe Trade*
Union* do toward keeping boya from learning trade*,
there occur to roe two olhrr tblnga aa working
greatly agalnat the boya. They are the closeness of
American manufacturer*, aud the ouatom of doing
work “(by tbe piece.** To inatruct an apprentloo re
qulroe aouie of the maatar’a time, and tbla time must
be at the expense of (be manufacturer. Thai tbo
latter, counting it gain, baa greatly limited tbe time
formerly spent upon the apprentices, la aeen in (ha
great number of boya working now at mere helper*
and not aa apprentices; aud It it seen also la tbs thou
sands who, becoming discouraged became (hey get little
or no Instruction, begin various trades In the vain
hope of acquiring aome one of them. No "piece**
workman will spend, gratuitously, hi* Unm to teach ft
raw boy; and, to a skilled artisan on *• nleco-woik,"
there la In such a boy but Uttla money, at boat.
Considering these two hindrance*! end considering
that greatest of all hindrances, Trade-Unions, meet per
tinent la your question, Are boys wholly to bisine for
getting a dishonest trade, when they cannot get ao hon
est one) And, more, why cerp at our clerks for tak
ing altuatluna which, In other countries, women fill)
The securing to American boya better opportunities
for learning trades la a question quit* as important aa
that of compulsory education. Whin the Umt* bring
about tbe revival of tba old apprentice system, or
something better, we may begin to hopefully look for
the thinning of the rsnka of third-rate doctors, law
yers, preachers, and editors. llamanax.
A Bello el Uoyaltr*
The Charleston Ntitt says that South Carolina can
couiriliuts to tha Centennial a suggestive rsUo of
the colonial days. In the mace used by the Sergeant
at-Arms of the Proviucial Senate on cruat uccasloos.
It attracted a good deal of notloeatthe Inauguration
of Uov. Chamberlain, when It waa first uud since re
construction. in " Drayton's Memoir* " e note (hue
•ikcaks of li t
•• This mac* ts now the only remnant of
odciftl royalty among ua, DorA vlUtam n^,n p v n M
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE; FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1875.
would have taken It with him when he took the great
■eal of the Province,;bnt It wte fortunately beyond
hie control. It la made of tllver, gilded over with
gold, and It la tald to have coat SOU guinea*. It <•
about i foet long, and of aotne considerable weight:
l*iDg surmounted with the crown and great aeal of
England, around the verge of which are tha two faces
of the Provincial seal of South Oarllona, bfnbly en
grossed, and other ornamental dariees. Thla mace
was mialald for many yean, but waa dlaeovered In
one of the banka at Philadelphia, whart It bad been
lodged for aafe keeping, and la now In tha Secretary’#
office, at Columbia, in Houlb Carolina."
TIII3 DENTISTS.
ProceedlUß* of the Slate Dental Con-
rentlon at Ottawa*
Ottawa, 111,, May Ifi.—The Slate Denial Association
met yeaterday afternoon with a full attendance. The
following-named gentlemen were elected nembera:
E. 6. Talbot and J. L. Clapp, Chicago; E. J. I'erry,
Sycamore; It. T. Murphy, Ablngton; J. Campbell 1
Bloomington ; P. T. Harrison, Baybrook; Vf, J,
Shiites, (ialva; and Joshua Smith, Chicago.
A voluntary canty, not in the programme, on the
subject of " Alternation, or Vital Action,” waa read
by Dr. Ingersoll, of lowa, and a vote of thanka vu
given to tho Doctor for bis very able and Interesting
T: Ciiahlng, of Chicago, then read an assay on Ibe
subject of "Dental Education," after which several
members parildpated In a dtacuialon of tha aubjoct.
Dr. W. T, Smith, of I'eoria. during the clinics, per
formed a very fine operation in three front teeth of
Cept. Williams, in the wsy of filling, the enamel being
Terr (bln and fragile. During the operation, the
patient experienced no pain or annoyance.
After tho adjournment, the Society, In a l>ody, con
firegated on the front steps of tho Court-House and
iid a photograph taken, and on tho Invitation of tha
Hon. J. D. Caton, many of the members visited hla
dter park, near the city.
At tho evening aesston. after discussing tho question
of " Dental Education,*' an essay waa read by Dr. W.
I’. Richards, of Elgin, on tho aubjoct of "Treatment
of tho Mouth Preparatory to Filling.”
Thla forenoon'a aeaeion waa devoted to clinics, con
ducted by Dr. W. D. Morrison, of St. Louts, Dr.
Crouse, of Chicago, and Dr. Matthews, of Pontiac.
Dr. Morrison performed a rather novel Job, and one
aumewliat new to the profession, in extracting a 6-year
oh! molar from a 13-year-old boy; after which he
cleaned out the roots and Oiled the cavity, and then
pul the tooth luck again.
Dr. Talbot, from Chicago, exhibited hla new proccsa
for pressing cellalold, which la dona by hot air Instead
of ateim, which the majority think la ahead of any
thing In that Una jot invented.
THE GUEAT BRIDGE FIGHT*
First fllood for Uottncll muffs—Tli«
Decision of Judge Dillon*
Rpttial Dltpalth (a TJi* Chteaeo IVibuns.
Du Moinu, la., May 13.—Judge Dillon this morn
ing announced (he opinion of the United BtaUs Cir
cuit Court In the Union Fadfle Railroad case. The
Court hold* that, under the original aota of Incorpora*
tlonof tbo Union Paolflo Railroad Company, and the
proclamation of the President of the Colled Stales
made In purauance thereof, and all the amendments
Uiorclo, the termluua of the Union Pacific Rail*
road la In Council Bluffs, la.; that the act of IMI
authorizing the laaue of two millions of bridge
bonda does not in any manner change tho
terminus of the Union Pacific Railroad,
nor release the Company from any obligation of llabll*
Ity under former lawa; that tho only effect of the lat
ter act was to authorize the Union Paclfle Company to
charge tolls for freight and passenger* crossing (be
bridge I that tho Union Paciflo Company hare no right
to ojurate the bridge by way of (ranafer orleaae (o an*
other company, whether that company be composed of
third persona not connected with the road aa stock*
holders or otherwise, or whether It be formed of Di
rector* of tbo Company: that, under the law u It ex*
lets, the Union Pacific Company must operate
the bridge Itself as pari of the road and in
such manner as to form a continuous lino to Council
Bluffs. The objection mada that the writ could not
Issue to compel the Company to operate the road with
out charging toll was rorocdlrd by an amendment of
the slternatir* writ by striking out the words "with
out toll on freight and passengers,” Mr, Poppleton,
who was present when the decision was announced,
suggested that an appeal would be taken, and asked
leave to file affidavits of the amount Involved,
PARDONED.
Nrw York, May 13.—Lawrence ITabel, who pleaded
guilty In the month of April, 1874, to tbe charge of
robbing letter-boxes In this city, sud who was sen
tenced to three yean’ Imprisonment at bard labor, was
pardoned yesterday by the President, upon the recom
mendation of Lyman Tretnaln, David Wilbur, and
11. W. Barry, respectable citizens of Chicago.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
A UOTION—WBSTON A CO., IM RAKT WaSHINO-
A TON-BT.. HAVE HALIId OP 110R8EN. OAK
UIAOba, AND lIARNKBH, TUESDAYS. TIiURB
DAYS, AND BATURUAYB, AT 10 A. M.
Ample time given to test all horses -old under warrant—.
A finbTstook op light oaraiaoksTtop'.
opsn, and Concord htulnost buggies, manufactured
by I. B. TOWER A URO., 105 Boatb DUuUm-at,
A PINK STOCK OP PHARTONH, BUGGIES,
sod family carriages at very low prices. At 43 Mod
roe-st.,opposite Palmer House. Q. L. BRADLEY.
Fori BALVc-AT A BAnOAIN-AN A NbrvHgUARK
bot tan buggy, at glOOlaaa than regular price, Ap
ply at 174 Wo«t mk«»t.
IPOR SALK-BROWN BUGGY MAUR. BUPBRIOR
1 roaditor, 1 year* old i will lake good cow ae part pay
meal. Call at Wabaih-av., aay morning bilore 10
o’clock.
TJIOU HALK-A VKUY STYLISH LIGHT SOUAKK
I’ box ton iinggy, good a* new i ootl g126: will take 8900.
ALU. MIU.AU, over WeiUm'a Sale Stable, near Waab
lnglon-et» tunnel.
F" OR BALR-ONK LIGHT FAMILY OARRIAOK
and aevoral Hue new and aeeond.Uand bagglea and
eulkla*. HAYUU A O'BRIEN, IS! State-et. _
I* NOR SALK—AT LOW PRICES—A FlNtt LINK OP
' carriage*, pbasiom, burri**, etc., at 396 Wabaib-av.
Alio, a lawaecond.band. P.L. SMITH.
FOR SALK-THUHK FIRST-CLASS LIGHT TWO.
horte patent whoel exprees.wagooa at K. M. JAR
RETrS, eornef Qnlaoy and Franklin-*:*.
I'pOU HALK-A BEAUTIFUL PLATFORM SPUING
1 dug cart, a* good at new, eoit $760; .will lake fl'S
ca*U;al*oflneaot of double barneu. one top baggy and
a line colt, good traveler, at 44 and 43 Watt Adaroi-tt.
Foil SALK-TWO TOP BUGGIES, SEOOND-UAND,
WALTER.KO West Mad|»oa-»t.
175011 SALK—ONR EXTENSION TOP, BKCOND-
X hand, twoseated, ods aecond-liand coup ruckawar,
out Moonn.hand phaeton, ona open agnate box baggy,
cheap, «J3We*i Madl«on-*t.
HJ. EDWARDS, WnOI.RSALE AND RETAIL
• dealer In new atjle patent phaeton* and all klnda
of carriages. Call and get price*. Wo. 320 Waba»h-av.
f~HAVE A MARK 8 TEARS OLDs TROTS A MILK
J. Intide of 8 minute*; will *sll cheap, or exchange for
a flnt*elaM family eamage-hone. No. 143 Clark-et,
Room 14. J. LAFiC OUHTI.S.
MARTIN’S HOItSIt AND OARRIAOK BAZAAR
357 AND 3M BTATK-ST. REGULAR AUOUON
HALE OF HOUHRS. CARRIAGES. HARNESS, ETC..
ON SATURDAYS, AT 1« O’CI-OCK. Including several
vayy fins bones, nsw and isoond-hand bnggiaa, phaetons,
etc.: line harnes*. etc.
ANTED—A GOOD ROADSTER KIND, AND
Tv sound, about? or 8 rears old. Apply to U. B. HOUR,
Room to Melmiinlluo Block. . _ .
FINANCIAL.
AS. PALMER, JR,, HAS MONEY TO LOAN IN
, sums of SI,OOO sod upward* at 8. 9, and 10 per cent
oily property, 8t Waahlngton-at., Rooms 10
/SoMMERCIAL PAPER AND MORTGAGES
\J bought and sold; loan* made on real estate. EU
GENE O. LONG A lllto., Tt K**t VVa»htngton»t.
COMMERCIAL PAPER, NOTES WITH COLLAT
erali, mortgage*, bought and sold. ISAAC OUUKNK
BAUM A CO., lUtuor* and Broker*. No. 11U Fifth.av.
I-OANSSIADhONA NO. I BOND AND BIGHT,
j gage, (JS.vO and upward*, loag time, lotoreit 10 per
cent; no commlatlon; atlallug mvrigagaa rmrohaind. In
quire between II and 13a. m., of PAUL RUUARTH, 163
Kail WaehlngtoiveU
Money to iamn on grain and other good
collateral* at low rate* and on real citato for a *erle«
o( years: commercial and Nn. t accommodation paper ne
getlatad by U. GRANVILLE UAMMUND,‘J3 Chamber
of Commerce.
VTONKY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
iVL bond*, etc., at LAUNDKR'S private office, 130 Ran.
delph-at., near Clark. KatablUbsu 16&4,
VfONBY TO LOAN ON OUIOAUO REAL EMTATH;
JvL improved preferred; taro* tarns 0 per sent. MEAU
A C0K.169 L*H*Us-*t»
VfONBY TO 1-OAN AT CURRENT RATK9 OK IN
LY! tcrvst on Improved real estate security la Chlcsro
and Gowk County; building toana a specially. H. At.
WILCOX. Rooms, US Waifitngtwn-sU
MONUY TO LOAN AT 9 PBR~OBNT FOH HUlLD
basement.
WrANTiiD-at.OuO FOB O.VB YEAR AT 10 PER
vv cent. Rcfsrenose and security good. Address 11,
UHUteat. _
C*Q nVwi TO LOAN FOR THREE YEARS O.V
•pO.IMMI Chicago real estate. 164 Wa*hingtcn-*t.
BLA A PARKER.
(bfin fWWt TO LOAN. IN HUMS OF |2,O(W TO
sfroIMMIU tIO.OCO. WESTON, » Hespsr mock.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
TTANDBOMB MARBLB-TOP DRKBHINO BUREAU.
XX •*&, oust|4ot tollstsst, $6, east |9i walnut ebair,
It. Also, some crockery, cheap. II Pock-court, top door,
front room, alter 9 p. m.
SPLBNDID PARLOR SUITS AT HALF PRIOR.
We b*«* now fur sale at a great tacHnoe a number of
t FINB QUALITY PkliLOR SUITS. .
wblcb were nianufaelured eiprsstly for best city retail
trade Ukanln payment of a loan to a manufacturer. Ibe
suits are tuadsln bast luaturiaU la
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
..Milk parlor suite, 7 po*. for J SO
«JIA bilk parlor sullTv pcs, lor slid
•Aa) Terry and plash parlor suit, 1 pea, for eIW
»1W.,,...T0iry suit, plush puffins. 7 pcs, for... $ *6
• luU......Walnut and Urry parlor suit, 7 pc*, f0r...,.f 60
*Uo....,.Elegant terry suit, with puffing, only • JU
Goods peeked carefully for shipment.
REBUtuNOE, <7> Wahash-av.. north of Fourtesntb-st.
FOR BALL
TT»OU SALK—A SECOND-HAND MARBLE MANTEL
X 1 end grata complete;, IUU* us»d aud iagoodutdor.
Apply to WAI. 0. DOW, u) Tribune Butldtug.
l-Vou BALB-PAUTIRB IN WANT OV A DERRICK
1* can pnrciiaM on* at a low figuro at No. M West Wash
t»«too *l. INTERNATIONAL PlPit CO.
litOU HALE—ABSIONRE'S BALE-THB BTOUK.
X 1 eouiUtlug of Uiji, ootiuos, and fauey auods. at M 7
Buutb UaaalH., wUI b* aold to-day. 11. BIEOLEit, Aa
alguss.
I?OUfiALE-A MBUBERBUIP IN CHICAGO BOARD
V of Trade; pries, ItUI cash. Address N 76, Tribune
office.
rtU BALB-ELEOTUIUAL INSTRUMENT FOR
treating dUeasss; Is vsrj elaborate and enperter In
CITY REAX ESTATE.
IP OR HALE—MONTHLY PAYMENTS, ONLY (S'*
’ down, f:<op*f month balance, nr would tike nmi
furniture ami carpet* and aetnecaih. Brat-claa* 9-room
cottage. AddreaaO COTTAGE, Tribunenfflea.
I'pbnTflAr.R-wnY~PAY inoii HKNffi when you
' can buy a ne»7-roora home, wltb lot. la payment*
equal to the rent, running flat to reran yean, and prion
fnly *J,too and **,(*« 1 wood neighborhood, near Central
_'ark._H. O. KTt>NB, 146 KaalMadlionat, Room 9.
T/’OR RALP.-nWELLINO-THR MARBLKrFRONT
A’ home, No. 29 Tweoty.flfth-tt., wltb brick barn, juat
been thoronghlr repaired; wlllbeiold cheat) [title per.
feet: unincumbered s term* eary, C. H. A O. 0. WALK
ER, 13 Chamber of Commerce.
f,Vo R~H A I. EITfotTAO K AND I/JT ON WERT IfATU
1. rlaonat. Would take anlmprored aornor lot on Wett
fildeai part payment. Addieia 974 Wert llarrlaon-at.
TTO pr BA I, S-.N u HTH CIOB-ibl F K F.f ONNO RT H
A 1 I)earbore-*t., corner, at (liS per fool. OKU. 11.
UO7.ET, Ira Waiblngton-et.
iORRALE-TWOCOMPLP.TK IUUCK A NI» RT4JNK-
I’ front residence*, 13 room., on Writ Hide, and one
rery doilrable and eonrenlenl t« btulnere on North Rid*.
Muit be told at once, a* owner lalearln* the city. Or will
be rented. Call at 8 Monroo at.
[jioil RALK-LOTR ON OIMOAOO-AV.. SUPERIOR,
Ijmih v.i uiuun«i<;.A - fii;i r.mun,
’ Huron, Erie, Ohio, Armour, llleknrdlke. and Indiana
eta. No money required down where partita will build.
O. niOKF.IIDIKB, 808 LaSalle.at.
HA AT TWO-THIRDS ITH WORTH, A
I’ 9-* tory and haaement brick home at Cottage Orore,
near Kill* Park; furniture complete. If wanted; renting
fer 13 nor emu on price arkad; can be recited If detlted.
Room 11, Its Dearborn-*!. _____
I*jIOVrSALH-|ls PER FOOT. ON .IACKHON-ST.,
1 between Campbell av, and Rockwell-**.; one-third
eatb. J. HENRY BUFF, Room II Reaper Block.
UUIt RALE—NEW MARBLE-FRONT RESIDENCE
A 1481 Indiana*?., near Tbluy-aecond-et, two-ator/
and buement, throe rooma deep, at a bargain. J.
HKNHY BOFK, Room 14, KClark ti.
FOU KALE—EXTREMELY CHEAP—SEVERAL
aero tract*: muitba Bold eoon: cheap lot* at Bright
on and Houlb Uwn. B. DBLAMATKK, M Waablng
ton-at.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
IpOR BA LK—3to LOTS NEAR DEPOT AT MORGAN
. ar., WaaUlngtoo Hclghta, at rerr low flgur*i. One
third ca*h, balance I, 3 and 3 ycara. The boat chance for
loreatm*nt or apeoulatlon In thi* market. JAMES Me*
CAULEY, Room 4. la lA.S*lla-aU
I, toil SAI.K-Obdb HOUSES OF FROM tTO 10
' ronmr, In Eranaton or Olcncoe, at very low figure*,
and 1 will uke the flrel payment tu brick, lumber, hard
ware. or a good collection of book*, or wilt mike It an ob*
Jcct for partloa to pay caah down. Seroral hornet lo rent
cheap. O. U. BROWNE, Roomjl, m_Fllih-*r.
7BOR 8 ALK—SO~ACRES IN RECi 11."3 J. 13. I/)-
A' catod on Nlnaty-flitb at., near depot of 0. I). AV. R.
U. at Waihlngton Height*. Addreaa H *5. Tribune nfOee.
For kAi.k^TiiPpaut f.xciianoe-ioo acres,
near the city; choice location for tnhdirbiuo nr apee
ulatlon, and will be told at one-half value. We mean
what we lay. LKVI_WXXO A CO.. ITDearborn-at.
T.tOU HALE—OR EXCIIANfJIC—IO-ACRK BIAICKR
A' at Waablottnn Height*, with depot on the property.
A rare chance lor inreaiment to panic* wlabing to aubdi
ride. BUUUE A HYDE, Real Katatc Agent*, 186 Dear*
born-at.
pOh SALK- RY 11. A. ULUICII, HEAL ESTATE
1’ dealer, 67 Drarborn-tl.:
Fine, large, octagon brick borne at Hyde Park, SSie 1 ),
all modern convenience*, near depot, at great bargain.
Choice lot* at Hyde Park, Kgsudale, and Kunwood, for
bnltdlng purpose*, near depots. with caa, watar, and sew
erage.
FOR BAI.E-ONIt BLOCK IN TMOUSTON OF to
lots. IfiilHS; a (peculation; only 43W for tba whole
block. lUA ÜBOWW. Hi Room L
For sale-houses at~cuawf«ud, adjoin.
in# oily limit* (0..8.AQ.R. 11.) It. P. AJ. CRAW
FORD, ru Dearborn-*!., Room I, or on premises.
Irtoii acres corner of stonky
1 liland-ar. and Klghir-*eTenth-«l.,at 98V) per acre,
tarn* c*»y. (J. IIICKKHUIKK, 908 LeSallo-it.
FOR BAL2-OH EXCHANGE—AT A SACRIFICE
for c*»h, 1M or 800 feet at Reform School Station,
llrde Park: ha* water, gas. and tine sewerage. Jon out
•lda nf el’r limit*; a good building ilte. and a certainty of
larga prom*; wiUozobaoga In part for a homo and c»»h.
J. It. Room 4.94 I)earborn »t
rtO'R SALK—WILL HELL 2* OK 8 ACRES. AM,
i’ subdivided and favorably located, at a great bargain ,
Uinta seeking inreatment will do well to call an ALEX
ANDER U. GUNN, 186 Dearborn-at.
FOR BALE-t3.«iO WILL BUY A 2 STORY MOUSE,
and 9 lot* at Park fUdio;sftUdoi*n nnd per month.
43.UW will bn/ a good old-faahlanM 2-nory brick house,
barn, and 4 lota (a good corner), eldewalL on two tidoe, at
Park Kldgs; |»» down. |9O monthly for balance.
41,000 will buy a good 7-room cottaceand lot at Evans
ton; 4WO down, ami 41ft monthly fur balance.
tfl.tdO will buy a 7-room rot'ace and two lot* at Pei*
plain**; 9700d-iwn, and 81& monthly (or balance, lUA
BROWN, 149 Lahallo-at., Room 4.
•pOR HALK-Sllfl WILL BUY A LOT AT PARK
A' indue, 415 down and 95 a month until oald; one
block (ruiiideiiol: property ahown freo. Cheaixat prop,
erty in market. IRA BROWN, 142 LaSalh».*t.. Ro<im 5.
FOirSALE-l WILL BELL OR LKAH K FOR A TERM
of year* my homeetead in Wlnetka; homo ha* 13
room*, cemented collar, Culver fnrnaoe, ami ample ela*
tern*: ground* front C3fl feet on Lake-av.: aameun
Michigan. Inquire at my of&cc, 340 Ho nth Water-aU
ARTKMAS CARTER.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TIOR RAI.R-3 ACRES AND A PLEASANT COT
J’ tage, brooms, delightfully located en cm* of the
ulearaiiint rlrer road* In Illinois; tarioty of amall frulta
and old apple orchard: only a (ow rod* ln>m splendid bass
and picker.*! flihlng: 16 minute*' walk from dopiil; ac
commodation trains on two road*; will sell b<w, and rl*e
time oa part. Fur pries and lonni call on G. It. GUIr-
FIN, I4> Madl*oa-iU, earner IjaSalls.aud see photograph
of the plsco. _
I'ji'OH HAI.K-OR TRADE FOR STOCK OF GOODS
-1 Fine plantation in Northaatt Mhils-lopl, or IC-*cra
fruit farm and uunory in IlHnol*. For fnrlhor particulars
address B. U. WEaCOTI', Hoopejlon, 111.
l?oh 8 A LK—O it 'EX OH ANO K— FO It" CHICAGO OR
4? other property, sawmill «t Kin Claire, Wi.ronsln,
with 1M acres of land on the lino of the proposed Chippewa
Valley Railroad. adjoining city limit*: livo dwelling
bouses, piers. booms, sorting works. and ell needful ap
pliances. Is offered at a price and upon ronditluns which
will, within live years, assure Uio Independence of a t*nr*
ehscer of ordinary sagacity ao<l energy. BOGUU ■*
HYDE, Keel KetAte Ageoli, 1W Dosrlmm.sl.
T.IOH SALE—ORKAT LOT SALE BY AUOTION
i' 300 residence lots. CUitSO feet, In the City of Bonne.
Boone Conntgr, la., on the 19th ln«U Rare chance fur homo#
in a growing wwern city, Sec largo potters, or addroaa
A. K. WELLS, Boone City, lowa.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED— TO PUROIIASK—A GOOD BRICK
house on South or West Hide ttr nil cash: tiniest
yon wlah to toll at present market rabies don't answer
this; rains to fIO.UOO. Address, with location and
price. P 81, Tribuneoffice.
WANTED— FOR OASIt—A IIOUHK AND LOT NOT
tn ootl oror 56.M1. between Twenty-ninth and
Thlrty-fllth-stacast of Btato-au and west of death Park
er. Mast be a bargain. Giro oiact locality. Address
Q 66, Tribune office.
LOST AND FOUND.
Found -a ladies* roaKKTiiooK, contain-
Ids a railroad check and paper*. COGSWELL.
WEBER A CO., lu3and 107 Stalest.
L”08T— A SMALL WIUTB COW. TUB FINDER
will be suitably rewarded by returning ber to Si Oart*
baldlit.
LO.ST-I.ABT NIGHT, A SMALL GRAY SKYK TER
rler. Finder will please return to ISO Stalest., Room
7. A liberal reward will be given.
LOST— ON THE EVENING OF TUB UTH INST.,
at the Exposition Building, one open •User-case watch.
No. 4.8u3. "Boynton, State and Twelfth-st." A liberal
reward will be paid If relumed to 683 BUte-sL A. P.
BOYNTON. ,
Lost-on the sleeping -gab. between hock
Island and Chicago, gold hunting-case stem-winding
watch, chain, and looket. The finder will receive 4A>;
no questions asked, by return lug same to N. T. SPENCE.
No. U Wabash-ar.
TF THE DIAMOND STUD THAT WAH "LIFTED*
A on a car on fitate-el. Wednesday, about sp. m., la re
turned, 1 will give Its lull value and ask no question. Ad*
dress Itoom 1.138 and 1M LaHalle-st.
1 OST-A NARROW OHAIN-DUAOKLBT. TIIR
lj Under will be sulUbly rewarded by leaving It at 8 M
West WashlngUui-st.
T OST-nbLD WATOU AND CHAIN, WHEN I WAS
Jj thrown from my wagon Thursday morning, corner
JWursan and Monros-its. Any one Undlng and returning
iiwt'lu theothco of COLE, -NEWELL A MOaIIKU. 1M
Weal Madtson-at.. wlilbs aulubly rewarded, anduoqnos
lions
TFTue’FINDKR OP DIAIIV WITH THE NAME
X " AlonxoC. Maiber*’ on fir-leaf will return the same
to D. FRENCH. Hi and 111 Uandnlpb-at., a liberal re
ward will be given, and no questions asked.
OTOLEN-BLAOK HORSE. WITH ONK WlllTß
O fool, and open buggy, (mm Mlcbigan-av, between
Randolph and Lake-sts., on Thursday at 4 o’oloflk. Any
person giving any infonualion will be rewarded. TUOb.
DOWLING, gl» McUrcgor-st.
WAKEN UP-AN OLD HAY IIOURK, WITH ONB
L white foot. aaddlemirk on back. The owner can have
•atne hr pm'iog property and paying charge*. Apply at
blackamuh abop, corner Throop and BUtaenih.at.____
MUSICAL.
ATTENTION OF BUYERS IS REQUESTED TO
'1 UK hI'KOULHAIUJAISa IB NEW AND ELK
(IANT PIANOFORTES wear* now offering, being the
•lock of a dealer pnrcbaaed at __
AHSHJNKK'S BALK IN NEW YORK CITY.
Tba Inatrnmenta ara of rarioua Ont-eUae makaa, in
lUuiiTf, DAVIS A CO., Boehms
F. 0. LlUlli'E. Naw Yorks .. _ ,
HTKINMBT/. A CO.. N#w York;
EMERSON, Button.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
*7oo—Brand-now and elegant piano, IS' uniat* *JO
fCiO—Brand-new and elegant piano, 7S oc*avo .to
idOd-Uraud.iiaw aim elegant puna, 7S octavo
liJß—l‘tan"f’iri», a pial to new };•
*M&— Plannfnrta, equal to now.. , W*
Packing and chipping car* fully don,* fur pnrchatera.
WARUAN rfel) FOR FIVE YEARS.
Retldoeoa ORI Wabuh-av., north of Fimnaenlh-»t.
Iletldtnc* €73 of_Fourh**nib-«t.
F”’ YOU'ARIfILOOKING Hint NEW on fiKC
end-band piano, It will pay you to call at 2AI Warrou
at.; ona Ana 7-octave piano fur *l4O. or will rent fur go. _
01AN08 TO RENT AT GREATLY REDUCED
L price* and fur aala on InatalliaanU at irraat bargain*.
N. QQOMIAHUN. 34* Slaie-at.
IJIANOS FOR SALK ANU TO RENTi REPAIRING
.L and tuning at tba Chicago Plano Factory.atata«
at., by J. PRESTON. _____
PARTNERS WANTED.
"PARTNER WANTED—IN FLOUR, GRAIN. AND
X provlilon eommlaaloo and Uattern order trade; a
practical butlnoa* yuuog man with *lO, l M) to i'ii,lMi.wlih
lug to tnva*l with reliable panto* of eapi-noac*, will
pUaaaaddrm with real name, B. ALA CO., inbuuo
office. _____
PARTNER WANTED—WITH *400: SOBKR, UK
liable, and willing to work, la a light, oUan. and
proOtnbla raaoufacturlne oualneaai lovo»U#»uoa •elicit
ed. Factory ItM North Wall*-*t.
"IJAKTNKR\VANTUD— A GOOD lIOsINEKS MAN,
X wtlb from VS,DUO to *B.OTO eaah, can hear of a aplen
did opportunity to make money ta/dy and rapidly by nu*
droulng O S3,l'rlbuyi o flic a,
i>AiifNER WANTKD—SXbou-liKSPICOTABLR. LU-
X gkthnaw, plaaaant bnaiueu. prutlta aure.dlO.ftjO per
annum; will aacora party agaloat loaa. K As, inouna
office. *
OAUTNRU WANTED—IMM HDIATKI.V, WITH
J. (rom«Uoto«l,uM U latMl la Uiob*4t ; p»)la* bull.
u«m. No t,»Lx>*uuin lu Ui« ouuuU;. AUdriM U. u.
BANDKK. IU.
DIVORCES.
r\XVpllOßa-LEU*UV OUTAJNHD—NOT PIUUD
JJ ttUailj. T*a >»m' t Pr*cUc* la
iteMtuliM QkSii** iTltirm P(»4*Oii** HI WJ/»
TO RENT-HOUSES.
rpo UKNT-4 NKW OCTAGON BTONK FRONTS.
A 13 r>om*. bath, laundry, |wkt«r*cl«Mli, etc., Carroll*
ar,, near Hbeldon-et., (o>. . . .
One new eeUfon atone front, 14 room*, bath, laundry,
water-cloaeta, bay-window, tide lot, etc., Mortheart cor
ner Carrnll-aa. and Sheldon-at., 9100. _ .
Two brick. Not. #7 and VI Ada-ft., between Fulton.ft.
and Carroll ar., 10 rooma, batb, water-oloaeu, etc., only
(40.
No. C 3 Union Park place, marble front, u room*, with
erery convenience. (is.
. Two new brick, 9 rooma, bath, walor-ctoaeta, etc., Ar*
ber place, 933.
. Fonr new brick, 9 room*, bath, water-cloaeU, ate., Ar*
bor place, (#7.U).
By H. H. fIAYP.S ? JIcotn 7 Metropolitan nioek.__
fUO RENT—THE TWO-STORY AND EASEMENT
i boat* loQ Wabaah-av. ; aim IQ Twenty.founh.tt.,
with bath-room, hot water, and gaa-fiiturea. Inquire at
Jura Wabaahav,
tPO RENT—NO. C 49 PULTON-RT., A PLP.ABANT
X two-aiory frame bouae, lu room*, one block from Un
ion Park, atreet pared • thli home will be nicely fitted
op, and rented low to a coed tenant, AIBAD A COB, 1M
J-aSalleat,
TO RENT—TWO-STORY HOUBB ON FILLMORE
•t., near Werternar. i tie per month. Inquire of
OKOnOB OADWKLL. Loitngton-at. and Wcitern ar. _
Fl’O RENT-TWO STORY FRAME HOIJSK.7U WEST
A Coneroet.it-: eood repair; 10room*, bath,•tore*.hot
wafer cylinder, and chandelier* fli*d; good barn. with
hydrant. Itontlow. Apply at'4l WeatCougreea-at.
rro rent—hotel op 44 rooms, fiurtolahs
A location. Rent low to food party. J. U. I’BSTANA,
183 Lbmborn-at.
Ft 6 RKNT-lis BLUE IBLAND-AV.—SECOND AND
A third floor, contaminrH room*. Inquire oa premlaot.
fur boardlngtioure.
r|*b RENT—SEVERAL 8-BTORY AND BASEMENT
A Hone-front home* on hnpnrinr-rt., near Ht. Clair,
containing 0 rooma each, aad all modern Improvement*.
Cheap to good tenant!. W. XL KKRFOOT A CO., M
Beat waabiogton-at.
ftiO RKNT-NEW RUIUK HOUSER (WITHOUT
1 ba*emrn'a)oa Ogden-ar., between Adam* ani .lack*
*<jo at»..B room* eacn: modern Improaemente; re/y con
renlmt for ainall famillea; (;i5 pormonth. HKNHY O.
YOUNU, Ronmiilirjan Jliuok.
rpo UKNT-COTTAfIK NO. 2H bissell-st.. near
i ('entre at.! cr will toll on monthly payment*, by S(JUI*X
* OAOK. No. «Clark.*t.
F|i6, RENT-fMA VKRNON-AV., NEAR DOUGLAS-
J place, handy to atreet and new twn-atnry
and b»«einenl ap«ne front; brick barn; all modern tin
prorementa. Inquire on the prrmtae*.
fpo RBNT—TII'hT KI.ROANT ibSTOUV MARBLE
X front bout* No. 60 t*atk-ar. Inquire at *1 Park-ar.
rHKNT - 2-BTOU7 lilflCK AND fTiASIK
bouaea, water and ga«, near Thlriy-nlnih *t. and
C dtage Orote af., from (A) to s3u. Is. t. HEAD, W
Waanlugton-at.
TO RENT—ELKOANT HOUSE AND GROUNDS. OK
Michigan**., ne»rTwenty-tifth-«t.. ami I3i Gurley
■l. YOUNG A HOW LEY, IMUfirbornel.
TO nKKT-IIOU.HR *W ORUfI AHD-BT., NEAR
Sophia. Inquire at 317 Orchard-*!.
I*o~u nS'f— dwkl li no~it 6 iihe jjTTnnWi*Tsf7;
with stable: 10 ro'ito*. g*a-fl*tur»», water, tic. In
quire ol_too owner, !&»! \\e»t Wa*hlogtoa-*t.
T"(l 1 1ENT-C HK A P-FIVE >RW OCTAVOS' STONE
front haotvt on Hnpnrtar-at.. nearSl. t'lalr.*t., two.
story basement ant) r»llar, with ail modern ImtrovomenU.
Inquire of W. £>. KERFOOT A (X)., 85 Waahingion-et,
rent-new mu(jK~HousM ~{ok~(;op.m:u>
J near Lincoln Park, Id room*, water, tas. and bath;
rent low. C. h, WAIJiKR. 41 Sooth Clark-*!., Room 11.
TO~ IIENT-M7“ RnUTII DKAKT!OIIN-ST~NRAR
Thlrt(eih-»t., modern itnprotemenl, IP-motn Louie,
with or without atable. Inquire at Ilo«m 2, l27Fonrthar.
TO RKNT-THB TWO-STORY ItbROOM HOUSE,
J No. Wkl Wabash-ar Apply to R. J. WALSUK, Me-
Vlcker’a Theatre Building,
Suburban.
rKKNT-lN EVANSTON-GOOD HOUSES OF
from U t-> 8 ruonu, with iruw 1 to t acrei of w«llcu'.:i
--»»t»d ginind with each home, at from Ho la |t v J per
mouth. or will fell cheap for month)/ payment*. C. U.
lIUOW.SK, Room 11. ic-i Flfth-ae.
TO RENT—IN MA YWUOD.VFRY CHEAP, MY
fine, lartebou*q, all complete, large grounds, nrar
todepot. OKU. I*. KTMHAI.L. 4*l W».t Rnron-M.
TO RENT-ROOMS.
rpo KKNT-aa north lasallk.kt. - very
J choir* room*, with or without l*v.rd, fomlihod or in
lurUsbed: tmi entire parlor floor conveniently arrang.-d
wph closet*. hot and cold water, etc. PTm-clan la.-le
buard can u* Lad next door If doalred. Brick bam in
roar of Uuuai aUo to root. Beat of roferunce* glranand
required.
mo RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
J board, at Kingsbury Block. Randolph-*!., near Clark.
Apply at Room a». ____
TO ÜBNT-ONK SUITE OF ROOMS FOR IHHJRK-
A keeping; tUo alceptng room*, noar Urand Pacific
Hotel. lObbcrmao-st. Traa.'.lunta taken.
fPO lIKNT—FCIt.iT.SIikD UUOiISL
i Weil Randolph-*!.
TO RENT—THREE NICE FURNISHED ROOMS
for gentlemen only, inquire at 334 \Vcat Monruo-at.
rtioTtKNT-ON THK NORTH SIDE. WITHIN TF.N
X miuoUtt* walk of Sladlron *'., aanite cf nioely fur
nl«bed Iront room*, with oat of bath-room; also one or
two single ruomt. Apply at 21& HliaoU-sl., between
State aud Dsaihorn.
TO RENT—NEATLY FUIINISIIED ROOMS AT 134
X Clark-et.
aVo R ENT—PL R AHA NT ROOMS, WELL FUR
nlrhod: terms v>ty imderate; gentlemen only. In*
quire Bi Cl*rk-»t., Room 3. '
TO RENT—cillt aP—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
1 loth* Rellgl'i-Philo«opbleal PublltUinr House, two
block »nnth rl Hi* new I*.»t-()ibce. Inquire at Room 18.1
TO RUNT—STORES. OFFICES. «fco.
Stores-
TO RF-NT-STORP 2SX7H. NO. W WK?T MADI
-1 ton-ec Want ■ good gr-.cer to take It a* d will rent
It for .flu per moot It tnr first six mcuibs and i*US per month
for balance of the yriu,-juit about quarter of the prlc*
fur ihotake »( mting a good gmecry there. Apply to
COLB. NBWKLL A MOSHER,JM West MadKoas;.
rpo RENT—STORKS AND BASK.MRNTS XU AND 166
1 Clark-st.. with vanll. either together or tingle. Ap
ply to N. M. FREER. Room 9. 181 Clark-st.
fi'A3 11K NT—BTOi IK AND BA.SKMSNT, 590 BTATJV-
I *l., near Van Karen; good atore: rent low. O. S.
W.\ Ll.Kit, ■ilbontiiClark.it., Room 11.
Offices.
TO RENT-OFFICES AND ROOMS IN BUILDING
126 Clark-st. P. U.JIA.MILTON. It-ioro 2.
T~ O RENT—FINEST DESK AND DESK-ROOM JS
tboelty: lipht, heating, and Unitor Included. B. if.
UVAN A CO.. 2101 .ahullo.it.. corner Adams.
Mf'-roilPVTcCTia.
TO RENT-DOCK NEAR THE SOUTH END OF
Ctnal ai. Apply to O. E. HOLMES, ti South Clin
ton- at.
fPO* RENT-SECOND FLOOR, 109 STATE-ST..
L suitable fora dentist er physician's office, or luft fc.r
wholesale business. Rent low. Apply at 12J Dearborn
at.. Room 8.
rpo hUNT-DOCK-lM FEET KPVkK front. near
1 Twenty-second-st. bridge: railroad track on ibis prop
erty. Apply to JAMES GAMBLE. Room 6. 43 Dear*
bornst.
rpO RENT—COAL-YARD—CENTRALLY LOCATED,
i with side track; rent low to good party. Apply toO.
11, A (1. C. WALKER, 13 Cbambet of Commsrco.
T" TT WNt-DOCK-ito FBF.T FRONT, ON SOUTH
Brunch. between Polk and Hsrmnn-sU. O. U. AQ.
C*. WALKER. 13 Chamber of Commerce;
WANTED—TO RENT.
TTfANTED—TO BUNT-’IWO-ftTORY DWF.LINO
\\ bimao, Bto 9 rooms, modern Improvements, tn good
npalr: rent.SMtofM: notover twenty minutes'walk
from Madleno-at. bndgej West Side preferred. Small
family, and rent In advanoe. J. O. BRADY. 103
llllhaf.
tl/ ANTED—TORENT--WBLLFURNISHED ROOM.
VV bath-room and closet on same Hour: rout. <l3 per
month; must b.o wMilu bl*ck »r •> of MadUon and
P«Hirl»-»t«. Ad-lio** t» Jrl. Ti It hi n » nfflew.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A UK YOU THOUIILFD WITH CATARRH J I W.VA
A for nearly twsnty-hvo years, and. after spending over
fl.Vtu lu «alo, cured nirvolf by mjr own remedy, of which
will give free trial to all who will bring this notice to ray
office. lIJ Last Madisun-sL Book of Information and foil
particulars, 10 cents. DU. O. H. SYKES.
CMtAND army of'TUB RKPUBLIO—thr head-
T quarters for the bast S-Soent meal lu lbs city ta at the
California Restaurant and Hotel, IftlMadlson-SL
■\T7ANTHD—ANY PARTV iIAVINO A TICKET TO
V v San Francisco which they wish to sell at a reduced
price ean hear of a purchaser by addressing Vl7, Tribune
a dice.
W ANTED—TO PURCHASE A GOOD-PAYING RE
IS tail hardware business; have 93,000 eaab. Address
V 43. Tribune office.
U7ANTED-VAN VKCHTEN MAP OF CHICAGO
IT and mburta for 1874; roust be eheap. Address Uoi
23, Post-OBice.
WANTKD-TO FURNISH FRESH BUTTKU
vl from drat hand* to famlliea or h<’iaU. For farther
Information, addreaa American Eipraaa Agent, Durand,
111.
TirANTKD-HAll, WITH OH WITHOUT FIX*
\> turn#, 100 cbalra, M table*, auitalda for bear-ball;
will bay or rant, Grand Houlev*id._W_>W«tjladiM>iw>t^
BOARDING AND LODGING.
Aonth Sid*.
07 4 SOUTH STATE-HT.—B JARD FOR GENTLE
i> | *x tnen or ladlat, |l to *8 par wook, with ata of pi
ano. Day.board, *4.
000 WABASH-AV.-A FEW CIIOIOU ROOMS,
t/t/t* with or without ftnt-olaaa tab!*, to ba bad In
tbla elfgant raarble-froat boildlug, near Twauty-aeeotuL
II rIW A RASII • AV. - PLEASANT, MARRLB
JXOX front, ovary oonvanlonoo : hi rent, with Brat*
cla i board, a handtutne fr,'.hljr-tmUhad front aulte, auo
a loom fur oao or two gentlemen.
CD«it Sirta
Oft ABERDEEN-ST. - FRONT AND ONH REAR
room.coOly (mulched and vary atlraetlva for married
couple or young gonta; al.o.nlco front alngle room for
young cent. All aomforta and convenience*. Room for
a few day-boarder# wanUng tirahcUaa table. Only half
block from Madlaon-at. car*. Ixxallon nnavealiod.
ioTTI'IIIfdOPST.-NBAn JEFFERSON PARK.
ioU plauant rooma with board for ono or two ganUa
man or ladu-a.
RANDOLPH-ST.—ONB BLOCK KART OF
Union Park, aeveral nlc*ly furolibod room* with
flr*l-ct*u board > aUo, large uafumUbad arched parlor.
North Sid*
000 ONTAIUOST., SECOND DOOR BART OF
tlStf Clark -To runt with buard, aaveral room* contain
low hot and cold water.
BOARD WANTED.
TJOAUD-AND TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
D lady and good boy Uyaar* of age. with alrtctly private
faintly, whara there are nu other boarder*, and wbnrw
tbay can bava tba comfurta of a borne; on tha Weel Hide,
north of Harrlaon. aaat of Ixjniuli, aoutb of Alaillauu,
weatof OUnlea. Addrou. for three daya, R W, Tribune
MACHINERY.
lirAWTKD-NKW OH BKOOHIMUND UACIIIN
>I oryoi *u»kindlA •ieit»u*« lor ul/o» •übtuUo
property. We »Uo bite «u bend efull line of wood eod
Iron walking tueoluaarr. elutUog. bangere, imltaye. •««..
fiyffira>r u ffisss?
“»MPANV?au. ttl, iM. end jjft South
.unot
COMP>
Q|\ nOUSUPOWKII KNOINK AND Snil.Kll.
oU pmuP'UxUu**, *U>.. U p*rfMt workitt*
*OO.
WANTED—MAIiE HELP.
ilooklce«i>ers. Clerk*. &o.
TVANTRD—PIRBT-CLABB TRAVELING SALES
> * men with eatabli.hod trade. Moat have had csperl
•net in telling hoetary, notbwu, and white good* by tarn
pit. Addreea COX. SMITH A CO.. Philadelphia, tut
ptrltnet, amount. aad location of tradt, we.
WANTKD-A FIKSTOLAfIS SALESMAN IB A
plane warerwom; matt bo able to play the piano
wtii, and tire reference*. Addroat QO, Triboa* office,
WANTED - BOOKKKBPRKT’aT A LUMBERING
point on Oreen Married nan, with aomeeipa
pane* or eonntryatore,preferred. Huueerent and fuel
free. Addrai* la writing, citing rofaroocoa, T 81, Trlb
uot office.
WANTED-A SCANDINAVIAN CLERK, IN A
country atore. Addre.* HM. Trihtine office.
WANTED— AT ONCE. A COMPETENT DRUG
elark.qno who apeaka (Jarman and Eogllab. Ad
am* DUIJOOIST, TW. Trihtine office.
ANTED—SALESMAN FOR* THK CITY. ONE
with a large tradoacqaalntance among rtrygooda
and fnmfrhlnr gooda bonaei. Addrm, with rofereneea,
T <4, Tribune office.
\VANTKD-A NO. 1 SALESMAN IN CLOTHING
M bona*; one accuatomed to Irlah trade preterrod.
Ad dreaa U7H. Tribune office.
WANTED— A GOOD CLOTHING SALESMAN, IS.
raellte preferred, one who can come wall recom
mended. Appl/ at « Woat Madiaon-at., corner of Clin
ton.
ANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT PER
»' icrlpli'in clerk. Addreaa, alatlng aalary, ate., g
11, Tribune office.
WANTED—TWO GOOD UPHOLSTERERS: TO THE
*> right men good wage* and ateadr employment will
be sir on. Apply to Sherwood School-Furniture Company,
till and IM Stalcat.
WANTED— A GOOD CARUtAGE.RLACKH.MITH,
al»o a good blackamlth (or all work. Apply to 11.
I’lIRLPrt, Clifton Home, on Thursday nr Friday.orto
WKIIIAI/CII A PHELPS, l.ewlitown, 111., hr letters
•load; work giren at good wage*.
TV r AN rED-SHOKMAKKRS—ONE MAN ON WOM.
tl fn’etho.e. S men on calf boot*. 3 men on light kip,
and 4on a«ora«: Ceady work and good wages. FUBK
PAUOII ITAiIIUiX.hC Paul. Minn.
\V anted-a "good wool‘spinner, apply
• ( le Thomiown Woolen Mill*, Tbcrntown. Ind.
JAYNES A HOPKINH.
U> ANTED-A FIUHT-CMSS OARUUOK AM)
wagenmaker wno undontanda ail kind* of work, to
atarthuaiae.i lathe conntrj; a lirav-dtM cnanetsnune
but aaobar and ateadr man need apply, either brperton
or letter. hCllNi.inr.K A .MORULSUN. Peilone. 111.
VVantSd —'plumbers to (so into tn n
>V country. Apply at CUAGIN BtvOß. A OIIAND
LKR, 141.143. and 14* Lake-a;.
ANTED A FHr.T-fJLA.HS IIAHHP.It. NO
other; muit be quick, reliable, and gentlemanly:
place permanent: wag-a lib'iai and prompt; plaaitnt
ali'.p, no baaomant. We«t ilaillion at.
\V A.viVii-oo’ui) nousK'i'AivrkiiH and cal*
U drainer*: steady omplnyraont; tiiahoit w«(«*r|Teu.
Ctll at odo« at 113 Uubbsrd-at. I>. 11. STaMXIN <k
Su.V.
ANTEU-A iIABNESSMAKKU At i'V) CODES-
It f ANTKD-COMI*OSITOH OF TWO Oil THERE
V? years eiporisur* to »<>rk nodur lustructbrns la a
rlfy job.office. Apply by Utter, witli particulars, O 60,
Tnbuno office. _________
f,V ANTED—A GO#D CAKE BAKER. CALL AT S3
i T Twetit/-nintb*t. ______
W ANTED-BRICKLAYKIUL LABORERS, AND
carpenter* (or Englowmid. Meet me at Kocklaland
depot, foot of LASalle-tl., tbla morning at 8 o’clock.
WrANTKD— A VOUNGMAN WHO HAS HAD
>i »mne f ip«ri*nce In mat and jis.ie-parloul making,
cr ii picture frames. U. O’BUUJN, kH and 906 Wa«
hr.aa-av.
‘-mnlormfint Aw’onciov
•\VANTItD-M LABORERS FOR RAILROAD*’.
• ? fr** fare: alsi, (nrtn and saw-mill hand*. K. F.
CHRISTIAN, I South Clark**t.. Room 1.
W anted-m r atlroVd LMibriKns fororav
• • el train and •eettun work; po today: Ire® fare: to
for aaw.mlll aaJ 8 rtuarrymen. HAIGHT A ANUFLL,
kti South Water-at.
\\rANTF.D-K nAli.lIOAI) MEN. FIIFR FARE; 5
M farm-linnila; in «aw-«nlll Itr.nda. ANDREW O.
BING A Co., 17 North Clark-et., Room 3. opatalm.
W ANTEDMORE RAILROAD"LABOIUUIS FOR
Iowa; nnut leave to-day; ires fare. Apply Ui 0. V.
SNELL. £J Weal Kaudulpii-at.
MlmAllenenna.
WANTED- GOOD SALESMEN IN ALL PARTS OF
it the ■•"•intry. In *eil our mrel and tuple good*.
89.1.0' iu «3.u«i a year can lo made. Particular* free. O
M. LI.VIM i ( OS A UUO-. 1(1 Siate.at.
\\ r ANrKD- MEN CANVASSERS. SALESMEN.
» an-1 arcni*, to aril now anirloi. Pay* Itmuenaely.
AMERICAN NOVELTY OU.. 118 Beat Madlaon-et.,
Room IS*.
APPLY AT «4
TATANTED—A FEW AGENTS TO SELL A PAT
> ? ented article in demand. Apply to F. R. WILSON,
819 W*«hiogton*t.
U7 AN rnb- A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 17 THAT UN.
»> dciatand* putting wlrMnto *rreena: non* other*
n»od apply to J. W. D. KELLY A BRO., 9A .Madlaon-at.
X\ T ANTED—OOOD-SliSEl) ERRAND BOY OR
>» yonag man; wage*,£3 a week. Room 3, 99 Ran
dolph-eL
WANTED— A YOUNG MAN TO HELP ATTEND
bar and lake caro of bone and bnggy. Apply at 43
Hanover-at.
U'‘ rANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN AND WILL
loan lilt employer 8320 and obtain a permanent ait
nation at fair salary. Addreaa T 76, Tribune office.
W ANTF.D-MF.N THAT ARE PREPARED TO EN
> I gage permanently in the beat-paying buelnea* in Oil*
country wlil do well to aond for our dollar eatntitc* f.ee;
no peddlers wanted. Ad>tre»*. with (tamp, RAY A CO..
Chicago, 61 LaSallo-.t., Room 5.
\\T A NTKD—S A Lit SME N, AGENTS, AND CAN-
M raisers, city and country; entire new apparatus;
beats anythin* out fnr nxmej-ruaklna. genteel. monopo-
Bred business. REIFF, Boom 46 Ashland Block, Ran
dulph and Clark-*t».
YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE, WORK:
M must writ* a food tiand, and bate proper recom
mendations. Address S Ft. Tribune dfliee.
WANTKD-A YARD-MAN AT lO EAST MADISON
it.. In basement.
\irANTRD-A YOUNG MAN TO DKLTVER AND
Yr rolled straw good* In the cl'y, and make himself
gensralL useful. t Afiids at 2<6 Waha«h-av.. up.stairs.
WASTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTKD-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
homework in a email family. Call at <T» McGrath
it., or lha Aral house west of Hoyne-at., on Van Huron.
W~ANTKD— A~COMPETENT GIRL (HWHDB OR
German) to do *«ooral housework In a email family,
at 14 Kills Park.
VVANfiCD-A GOOD COOK FOR A PRIVATE
YY family; must ha competent and not afraid of wmk;
no waahln*. Wt Pralrie-ar.
WANTED- TWo'cniLS ON LIfIHT WORK FROM
13 to UV year* (,f age. A. G. GARFIELD A CO..
U and 61 Wnat Wsshingum-st. ______
WANTI.D-A GIRL IV DO OKNRUAL HOUSE
work la a amiU family. Inqnir* at 13fl Indiana-ar.
\\fASf Klf A~"OIRL FOR GKNURAL HOUBB-
Yv vorkln email family; no children; reference* re
nnlred. Apply front 7 to a p. m.. Boom 73, Matteaon
House.
WASTED— ONE DININGROOM GIRL. ONR
kitchen, and on* chambermaid, to go U* th* coontry
lu betel. Apply thia morning at ID North Ureeo-at.
WANTKD-A COMPETENT GIRL FORGENERAL
homework, except washing, at 870 Tblrty-tlnt-cU,
between Michigan ana Waba*h-iT».
Wan t k u-i.mmediatrlV-a first-class
» cook fora private family; good referencaarequired.
Call at iwl Wabaih-av.
WANTKD-A COOK WHO THOROUGHLY UN
dsrstauda bar department and la an excellent lann
drew. Alan, a second girl whs can give perfect satisfaction.
Good reference* are r«*quired. Call at7V3 Miehlgan-av.
W ASTED-A gVrI’TOCOOK, WASH. AND IRON.
Inuulro at 16J Calnmet-sr.
WaNTHD-A FIRST-CLASS COOK, AT 90.NORTH
r I Dearborn at., this morning. ’
■\\rANTED-A GOOD GIRL IN A PRIVATE FAmT
} V jy, («r op-stairs work, also t asatitv In washing and
Ironing; must be German; others nued not apply. Refer
ences required. Apply at 4.*<5 North Dearborn-at,
W" antVd-a good GIRL FOR ak.NRAL HOUSE
work In fsmllr nf three; German or Nuiweglan pre
ferred. _ Appjjjst_l6 Hilver-st.
lirANTRD-A GIRL'TO DO URNKRAL HOUSli
>> »urk. at northwest corner of Clark and Washing
ten-ats.
W ANTKD-A GIRL TO 1)0 GENERAL HOUHK
work, at lai South Pantloa-at., corner Van Burens
nona bat firsl-ctua cook, wisher, and Ironsr, need apply.
XkrANTKD—AN'EXPERIENCED DINING-ROOM
s > girl, and one to clean house._ 1M MlcUlgao av.
W' ANTED—A tiOOD bININO-IlbOM GIRLS AT 226
West Madisnn-iU
W'ANTED-QIUL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK
In a email family, at ISi North May-st.
■\VANTKD-A KITCHEN OIRL AND A GIRL TO
sv do second work at 73 West Monroeet.
ANTED—A Gobi), COMPETENT, EXPElll
enced oook: also a porter, one ready and willing.
Apply at Ulihop-Couri Hotel early to-day.
W'aNTKU' SKCiOND GIRL, SCANDINAVIAN
Y) preferred. Falum-tf.
Smunsirnaane.
\lf ANTED—IIANILS TO MAKR LADIES* UNDER
TV wi,*r, »ie*il> work and good par. lliaae wUliingU
porch*-* ntioblnt-amnd pay fur uu»u Mwiag tondoao.
SU Boat ModUonat.. Room I-
MtlUuora-
WANTED-A PRACTICAL MILLINER. APTLY
atOfttilata-at.
Wantkd-a oirl to take dark of guild-
TV reu and do plain *e«log la *mall family*. reformer*
required. Apply *1 Mi Waboab-ar., batwocn I and I bal
aruay afternoon.
WANTED-A oiiii. to takk oark ofouil
draa and do ncund work at 113 Booth Taik ar.
Lannareiaes*
WANTED- LAUNDRY QIUL AT TUB FIFTH
AT»oua Hotel. Apply attly. .
Emplovrnsnc Aconcaes.
WANTFD-M GIRLS TO FILL GOOD SITUATIONS
In the city and country: ilnt-«la** place*. R- f«
niIRIHTIAN, HI Booth Wator-tt., aonicr of Clark,
lloum 1. -
SEWING MACHINES.
HURST-CLASS WUKKI.KU * WIIBON FAMIL
I toning machine, balf cabinat aOla. lala lioprut.
tnaula, annual nan, coal AW. price ••*!« LBb Wabaoh a’
OINOKII OKFIOIt OF A. J. MKLOIIKRT FORMER.
*t coruer Uraaa. Machine* avid on tuoutbly paim.ttU.
C INGEIt Hit VVINU-M AC JIINK—PRINCIPAL OF.
O* rice Ul bute-ti. Machine* aold oa uanthty pay
manta ■, 10 per aunt dUcouot for aaab.
k i”wiTcdX A CHDRS, VULI.OAHI.NKT,GOOD
aa new. l»r tfO. Whaalur A Wilton, hall-oabl
net cu»t«s, forfcW, In perfectord*r, at U. P, CORK A
CO’.'h. WaadTO Wabath-a*.
WANTIiI>- ANY OHB KNOWING
1 ih**il(lr«t»ofThum»» »olll»rd, will cooler* Ururoo
*nd bU ileur b/ *ddm*lo« i. T. KUKKY, Mo. 11l
tllk.
Uoaro»*l.
iiEUS'INAU-SUOUUO BE PLEASED TO MEET
W>w A.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
OITUATION WANTRD-IN A WHOLF.SAT.S
O liquor honie.by * dUtiller wbe aodentaudi compound-
Inc wjiltkiM.enrditl*. ud bitter* thoroughly. Addrei*
■ IT, Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED—BIT A YOUNO MAN WOO
O nndaralaeda bookkeeping and not afraid of work; will
work for a moderate aalarr. Addreea N 13. Tribune < fflea.
CITUATION WANTED—BT A COMPETENT HN-
O glneerwha haia (borough knowledge of alara'.ora,
■feam-hesMtig apparatue, etc., whero tfia aerrloea of a
flral-cla** man are required; flrat-olaa* ra/erenoae. Ad*
dreaa MJB,_Trlbona once.
SITUATION WANTBD-BV A FIRBT.CLAB9 PA
per hanger; work by place orwaok. Addreaa W
Tribune office.
Coaolnnen. letmarom, ««,
SITUATION WANTED—BY A VOUNO DANS TO
do houae and garden work, and carriage driver. Ad
dreaa HENRY KKNKKR, 1M Frout-at.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A MARRIED MAN AS
coachman: baa llred aeaen rear* with hi* laat employ
or. ArtdrrraO 7.4, Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OPOOOD
O bnalnoea acquaintance In lowadealret a altsatlon ae
trarallag aaleaman fora flrat-elaia hooae; will work on
eotnml.aion or aalary; will iiiralah Horace and wagon. If
detlred. Addrm. fur a few rtayt. g fl. Tribune office.
UIfUATION WANTED-WITH A GENTLEMAN AS
O office bo;, or can take ear* of boraet and drire. Pleaaa
call tor two day* at US Clark-aU,corner Madlaoo, Room I.
Trurirv
(JI r'UATION WANTED—BY A PIRST.CLASS BAR-
O tenders altonndeniandi keeping billiard aaloon. No
objection to leaving city. Addrei* X_W, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—AS TRAVELINO~AGrNT"
0 1 hare bad largo etperienoe for man; roar* In aelllne
for manufacturers of hardware, nallt, elate, etc.; wru
known In Unlcazo. A. D. MoM ASTER, of Itecheeter, N.
1 ■ Kane Co.. Il for ten (lay*.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE.
Dornaetlen.
CITUATION WANTP.D-BY A SCANDINAVIAN
O ladr a* eernnd zlrtlo a reipiclabl* iarellr. Caller
addre«*M,6J4 Milw»nk*e.*r.
S" ITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN OIIU,
to eo to lowa. » Uconaln. nr any Weatern State, to do
general homework. Apply 2M Weit Indlana-it., an
•talre.
SITUATION WANTKH-IN a PUIVATK PA MILT
J-P ,J’/ * Norw*gi»n. a* I’liln wik, wmlim utd Ironir, At
2IOJA «il LLlcaxu-av., dnwn tUlrt.
SITUATION' WANTHD-nV A lIRSHEOTABLJ?
O Alii to do p?Mnd work or miit In htmitwutk. Util
atlw op-«Hlr».
6ituati().v wantkd-i.v a rood familVto
>’ «lo i**cml norktnd Miring, Cali atlUt Cliloiso-tT,
(tuna re(9r*nco.
gITUATIOV“WANTm
SITUATION W ANTF.D—TO COOK. WARD, AND
Inm. or general bmuework in a private family. Can
fir* city raiDfiifn. t‘til for two day* at 719 Smith Jofler
son-st., near Eighteenth.
SITUATION W.\NTKD-BY A RKSPKOTAm.R
O jrlrl In a private family to do general bnuaework or
•ecoudwork. Apply at 85 North Wella-et., fur two dm.
tMJUATIONS' WANTED - LADIES DESIRING
O firat-da.a female help of any na’Un can be anlW at
once br calling on Mr*. BAKER, 41 Foarteenth-at., be
tween Wabaaft and Michigan-***.
SITUATION WANTKD-BY A RESPECTA BLR
O elrl In a amill private family aa cook, washer and
Ironer. Pleaae call at South Siate.at.
SITUATIONS WANTED -BY TWO GIRLS
from the country, one (or renaral homework and on*
a* second girl or none. Pleue call at too W«f
aon-aL
JbnnnarAsaen.
CTTUATinN WANTED-\S lIIONER IN A LAUN-
O dry. Apply at 63 EaalCbleago-aT., third floor, la the
front.
QITUATION WANTED—AS LAGY'S NURSE. HAfl
O badannmher of ycara* eiperlnnco. Can nee Unit*
cl*** reference. Call or addreaa liJd South llalsted-et.
No objection* to the country.
SITUATION WANTED —AH CHILD'S
-J Able to instmet children, an J a good aswtr. Uofcr*
tnce*. \ (3, Trthuno i.nice.
SITUATION WANTED—IJVA HEALTHY WOMAN!
aa wei-none. 742 Archer-ay.
Em7)loTjn«nt: A "ivata.
CITUATIONS WANTKD-LADIR3 LV WANT 03
O nrai-c'atv female help ran anlted «n abort notice
by applying to Mr*. S. LA PRISE. 384 Writ Madlauu at.
Situation wasted-by a young lady
from Uu r.n.t, In a cnnfectlnuery or notion store.
AddreraCl7 Writ Superior-«t.
4 LUMBER YARD IN A DESIRABLE LOCATION,
J\. dulng a goad fur **!■•. Saiialactnry reason*
Cren firr lelucg. Apply to UPHAM A EMERSON.
iiou. 111.
\ GOOD BUSINESS CRANCF.—A RARE OPPOIt
iV Itinily— A itrf-elaa* merchant tailoring, hat. can,
and funit.hlng nore, torrale <orea*b, *ttnated on rail
road. a Uni 1 12, i mile* f ruin Chicago, in a Uourtatilng town
of 3,00 V tohabltant*; stock clean and mostly neir, and n
tin-top fir*t-ela>s trade; atoeK tuanlce* slwnt 83,ui0t
reLmnt for aelling satisfactorily given. Addreaa K 16,
Tribune office.
BX KRRY FOR BALK, HORSES. WAGONS, FIX*
tnrst Ac., now doln* a *ood bualnota. 27 Bin* Island
at. Chuap. •
BUSINESS-SMALL CAPITAL RUNS SOMETHING
new Woat or South: makMiuuney imtnrdluoly; m
competition. W. U. URII-T, Hooia 46 Aah'and Blocs.
H'drtffi FOR SALK—THE TURN ETUI! E OFT HE BT.
Ctiarloa Hotel and leu* will boiolt totv cheap.
Building eantraily located in the busln**s portion *1 tae
city, within three minutes walk of the Ctutora-llou*e.
and Id the nildit of the wholesale beu«r« of the city. Fee
particulars, apply to PHILIP CONLEY.
•VTO.'l GROCERY AND SALOON FOR SALK; STOCK
J.N DAUtt; term*. nne-balf cult, balance In secured
P»;*er; non* bnl those meaning btuloeaa neod answer.
Address it 81, Tribune offio*.
J)oct»etipa
ONE-HALF INTEREST IN THR OLDF-ST AND
thrlftieit asonry bualoeu of Chicago, yielding a cleat
net Income of not leas than |3.tC(', far sale. Will he eokl
to a responsible acllie business man whn ran alee hia
personal attrniion. Business Inlly established on a IB
year* basis; no risk; sold because the mUrm< partner it
compelled to remora to Oalllornia. Address, stating
whore a personal interview may be bad, U SO Tribune
0800.
Restaur tnt at statr-st. for salo
cheap; doing a good buaineu.
rpilK WKiXknoWN BOSTON CARPET-CLEAN
i. In* and npbcUtrrtnc establishment. 44 and 46 Waal
Adams-at., Chicago, for tale. 801 l r and angina, three
Wacom, 1 carpet machine*, and all Hiture* complete,
dome a flue cun bneloeu. good raaaon for aellln*. Call
ur ad I rau u above.
rpHR BEST CASH GROOKRY ON THR WEST
I. hid* for tale, with a clean stock of <ooda, and doing
a cash business of 61.2C0 per week. Iteas.m tor selling:
bare mad* money anouith, and want to return to lha Old
Country. Call at 303 Milwaukce-av.
TO REVT-OR rO!l BALR-A FIUBT-CLABB HlLL
lard-hall and saloon; good running business, splendid
location, seven One bllllird-tablM and No. 1 fixtures, by
K. S. DREVER. 78 Dearborn-at.
Kara**.
PERSONAL,
Bookke«r«r*, Clerk*. 4a.
Trade*,
Mlacallnnemt*.
■ITUAI ION WANTKD—BY A VHLMAN AS FIRST-
I clao cr«k In a pnratebc,ardlng.Uoncc. Call Friday
. ISJ Kaat Indiana*at.
. NATION wantf.d-to cook, wash, and
Irou In (ir*t-ela»« prlrata family. nr would do cooking
- flnteUii boardlnc-hom*. Call fur tiro data at 817
luahoiU-tt., up-iuitt, South Side,
ION WANT h D-Td‘bo GENERAL HOUSE.
Apply at «7 Clark-at.
Nur^et*.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
rpo MANUFAOTURKUS-WK OFFER LABGK IN-
X rtucem»nta to mtnnfactorera who with to settle at or
near Chicago, with rtlln ad faeilUioc; wo want an Inter
view with thote whu mean businet*. and can make it of
mutual adrau f age loltoth parties. BOGUS A HVDB.
Heal Estate Agents, IW DearUun-st.
fpIIKI»P.ST“CASII GROOF.'ny’ON THR WEST SIDE
1 for sale: clean stock: good trade. A good chance for
bntlneM. Good muons for soiling. Inquire at 163 Weal
Harrison-*!.
TO EXCHANGE-
FOR BXCII tNQK-CHEAP LOTS AT HINSDALE,
on klaln-st., 1 mile from depot-, will lake real estate,
horse-or personal prwp my. Land adl.dntog (his soiling
for 610 per loot: good bargain. BOaUE A lIYDK, psm
etUie, lad Dearborn-st.
FOR SALK—OR EXCHANGE—FOR HORSKS, OAR
riag«<orothsr pn>|>*riy, all room bouse, near Hal
sted-st,. CI.tFLIN HKuS, A CO., Room 11, noilbeaal
comer LaSalle and leke-sti.
Real estate for kxohanqb-we wish to
exchange SIiW.OUU worthuf ti'iibar and eoal landx In
West Vlrg'ida for good Improved or unimproved real
*« aula thl* city; will pay part in cash. This land i<
all covered with heavy wtmewood and white oak Umber,
and underlaid wnb Inna ono toKrovoina of ooahand eno
talnlng In many place* morn than 20 lost In thickness.
Two ur three thousand acres on the lino of the Üb**a
teskn A Ohio Railroad. Tbeoak timber nasd by the Can
ral Pacitle Railroad of California is shipped from thU
ln<medUia uelehbuibuwl, being carried vj railroad (4
Richmond, ana Imm thence by vessel around the Horn U
San FraneUco. Slaves are also shipped in Isrca quaull
ties tovanoos European markslsat isrge proute. Ureal
abundance of lion om la also found theiouf a very eup*
rlor quality. Pur funh-v par iculsrs, address , „
hI’KKRV, KlTulllr A CO., Talhaadge.
Or Inquire el WILLIAM M. DEE,
Coraar Adame-ata.
MU) EXCHANGE—AN KLKOaNT IJOUBR"AKB
L Urge ground* la Jickwmrllle. III.; oonipUto U
every mpret for * beautiful born*: JackaonvlUa bai
13,000 Inhabitant*, ami b»» n any adnctilonal inatita
Uoo*. and la dooly altua'ad, colled tho handaomeat plocg
tn UllniU; want Cblraga nronerty or good lama. Aia
ply 1011. MoKIHWKU. tH WaaUlDgtunat., Room IS.
riio EXCHANGE—FIKK ItRICK, Oil NEW WaGuHI
X for buggy, how. and tumcM. 180 South CanoLat.
nio'KXCIIAKOE-FOH OAMII, AT TWO-THIRDS
X lu wiirtb, * IwJ-»l*iry »nd boaamont brio* bsuva tl
UotUgaUrure, o*tr Elll* Parks furniture complete U
wanted! tenting for IS per cent on price naked} aanba
vacated If deatrcd. Room 11, 109 DearooraaU
mu KXCHANQU UNIMPROVED LANDS IR
X Mama County, 111., for a livery (table atoek or out*
*lda city proparty. Inquire of J.COUV, CBNorth Jaflar*
ioo-tt.
Ili) KXOIIANQE FRUIT FARM NEAR ST.
Mich., for good Kantae or low* load. It,
KENNEDY. Hil Daarborn-aU,Room 19.
ItO EXCHANGE-FINE BOUND THOROUGHBRED
cnli (or good round tipton borao. inquire *i M
Ftanklln-tU
T O EXO HAN O R—FIRST-CLASS bUBUIUiAN
property cli-ar of Incumbrance only 6*4 urn** from
Court-ll.iuae. Hapublte Life Uotlalng. KooinT
rpO KXOIIANOK—FOR •50,000 COOK COUNTY NA.
X Uuual Hank depoilu at par, cbole# lamia to Indiana,
MUtouH, and-lowa, all elaar. or Cook C wuty property
Inoumbarad. JAMES McOAULKY. Room 4, ISI U,
Sallo-at. ___
fiio EXCHANGE—S34.I*O EQUITY IN IMPROVED
X city realdonoe property fur lutra land*. JAM Erl
McOAULKY, IloomLJML Kalle-iU
rpoIiXCIIANOK-A CHOICE UNINCUMBERED
X tot, 9 block* from depot, Kuulb Kuglawood. for a
good piano. Alta lot adlwulug Uja •Latr* fora lao-a.atml
carrloga, both muat bo la good order. Addrooa P 8J«
Tribune ottica.
XXTANfKD-TO BXCIIANOH-A aOODIMPUOVIUI
>V property, roated lorlioO por year, lor a good
bakery, In a gtH-dcuunlry Town preferrod, or will taka
good b^aatMß^cU^^ddfaa^lWlj^frtbunaorhoa^^^^
BOOKS.
TNDUNTUIIIBS Of NORTH AMHRIOA. BY Mo-
X Kanna Itul*-> ban-lMmaly bound ia lutkay Uoroccoi
full cilt. 19J colored platu* td CblaU,tWs btophau’t Bat*«
nio.ogy. H »ul«-« lu)bandaouial/-uluT*d wotaa. pab ot
ni tsui tiro** Surgery, I to)*., good aa hv, lit
Claik-ak
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