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lUSIIOP M’MULLEN.
Consecration of the First Prelate
of the Diocese of Daven
port.
Imposing and Interesting Ceremonies
According to the Ritual of the
; Catholic Church.;
in eloquent’ nnd .Appropriate Sermon
' by l»r. llc(iljnii,i of New ■
York.
TJc Ceremonial Participated in by Many
Bishops and Humoroos' Priests.
TboCathedrnl of the Holy Name, on tbo cor
ner of Superior aud Btato strcols,. was densely
Crowded jcstonlay, morning byjboso wbo bud
rtihcrcil from nil purls of tbo city to wltnoss
JVq t . ero tnuules attending'lbo"consocratlou of.
;. l 0 very Hcv. John MuMnllou, D. D., rccoutly
rievsted prolutu’of tbo newly created Catbolla
mo of Daveuimrt, la. Tho hour at which tho
caniccrntlon bad hCcii ininouncqtl to begin was
Ur. m., and by that llmo the eburoh cdlllco was
crowded frdm oniruneo to oltur. Norosom
ilon< of MUts-had boon made, deference being
mid to tho fact that the occasion was one of
Luiil• luterost to ffll Catholics pcvtbe
dloccso, and .. thofco wbo eftmo , loto and
foiiod. that- scuts wore not-, at, tbolr
dlsaosni were glad to find Btiinflirtg-room in the
■tiles or a resting pluca.upon’ - tho altar stairs,
whoso outward sides wore ormydod from begin-,
ulmr to end of the coromdnlal. *
At a few minutes before II o'clock the proves*
slonof prelates and priests and acolytes about
(otako pun in the ceremony Hied Into tbo attar,
■t which time tho eyes of , tbo congregation
rcstcd upon n scene of rare and Imposing beauty.
Tbo altar had* been tastefully decorated, its
summit boro a floral cross with -lloml- stars Im
mediately beneath: at its left extremity wok n
beautiful composition In tlowors representing u
yishop's crozlcr,- while' to tbo left Wns'iiuothor,
la which the Episcopal mltro. reposed upon a bed
of snow-white lilies. The u|tur was crowded
with priests of all degrees from tbo gorgeously-,
apparelled Archolsbop. • down ■ to • tbo
ptalaly-robod curate of n country parish,
la tho front part of tbo aisles were seated tbo
Alcxlun and Christian Brothers of this city, and
delegations from tbo convents of tbo Sisters of
Charity, of Mercy, of the Little Bisters of tho
I'car. of tho Bacred-llcart, of Bt. Joseph, of tho
Good Shepherd, of the Holy Gross,' and of Notrd
Dame. , • •
Tbo ceremony, which possessed a unique in
terest from tbo fact that it was tbo ilrsc time It
vascclntmted in Chicago, began with tho road
lag by Dr. Untien tbo Doan of ihO’Dinceso, of
the tfmtitlcal bull appointing Dr. McMullen to
his high oltlco. - Tho oath or otlico'.wns then ad
ministered by Arantilshop Fuchan, who after*
dards pat to Bid candidate tbo proscribed list of
questions appertaining to his assumption of tbo
hlgboillco. Prayers followed, after which tbo
Lliany was sung by tho choir, followed- by tbo
hymn ‘‘Como, Holy Spirit." Then followed tbo
conferring of tbo insignia of olllou, cunslsttug of
jlrst a crozlor, then n ring. placed noun tho third
fluxerof tbo right band, then tbo Hook of (los
pols, (hen tbo purplo roboa, and finally the mitre.
Prayers’' Billowed, after winch tho usual Pontlf*
leal Ulgh Mass was celebrated; ’ "
• • • . TUB SERMON,.
After the first Gospel the Bov. Edwnnl J. Mo*
Olyno, D. D., of Ht. Stephen's Church. Now
York, preached the sermon. . Ills toxt was: ...
"‘All power is- given to mo in Heaven and In
earth. Go yo therefore and teach all nations,
baptizing thorn la tho naino of (he Father, and
of iboSon.undof tbo Holy Ghost, touching them
1o observe all things whatsoever 1 taavocum*
niamltil you. And uohdld,' lam with you ulway
until tbo consummation ofthe world. As tho
Father bath sent mo I also send you. Itccclvu
: >o the limy Ghost. Whoso sins ye ebalt forgive,
they are forgiven. Whoso sins yo shall retain,
they are retained. This is my body. This Is tbo
cDiitco el tuy blood, Do this In remembrance
oftne. As often as yo oat of this bread oad
dnhkof'liilschaiido, i*o' shall show forth tbo
death of the Lord anti) Ho cotao." *
Those words, bo said, taken from different
perilous of tho Sacred Book, contained thOCom*
mission given by our Lont,JususChrißC to ills
t'hurchi-X.Ujjy.flhewedfurth. what*was a aaost,
isStfaTitiTnurt of rtitr Christian faith: tbufwhotr
iloJ, our Creator, in tho fullness of tlmo, should,
iiunotu rocognUu, to alleviate, to.bless, to save
His owa- original work, Ho would coma not
Hicrcly as the foundorpf n soltool of philosophy,
but as. a priest, to make tho whole world an'
altar, upon whlcb thu perfect man bould odor
ttnaccoptablaaaorlUco.iasplriLand.la truth.to
tho Creator. Christ was a priest. Tins was
foretold, and was '• un ' ossuntlul part of
Oodi plan from tbo beginning for tho
fiuictlftciu|on - and • salvation <of . tho world.
.Not merely, was - , Christ . to. be n
priestly ottering Himself In bloody sacrifice
mice for all upon tho altar of tho Cross," but bo
was to - institutesand to'porpotuato' another
priesthood that should offer saerlHco.»• Tbo
I-ord bath sworn, aud Ha will not-repent. Thau
*irt a prloßt forever, accord lag-.to the order of
Melchlsedeu," ■ :
THIS .CIIIVtSTIAN PRIESTHOOD,
ibis apostolic priesthood, this priesthood by vir
tue of whiehCbpJsfsapostlos and' their login*’
mute successors wore associated with Him In His
eternal priesthood, was of-so much- moindut—so
precious to Christ's heart—that Ho reserved the
jxjrfoci fnlllilmont of His Father's oath, and tho
perfect gratification nftho. most eager wish of
nis loving heart to that supremo and awful mo*
meat when lie was about to bo lorn from tbo
. ?° m , or . BU infant chureb, and to go out nlono
S.K?.. *, ho horrid agony which should end only
mth Ills death. At ibatinumontHo would glvo
something (thosneakor would not suy worthy of
•*i worthy of Him,—some expression of His
iuvc.-BotDothlng that should servo to recall a
heartless, and Sinful, and corrupt, and perishing
world, ago altor ogu, to’ tbo thought of bettor
things ami tho love of higher and holler things.
they to-day bad Ibo.privllogo of witnessing a
seine that brought thorn with singular nearness
u> that “upper chamber"—that suppor*room—
“ who* Christ- for—the lint tlmo In*
W . ibis Christian altar,—whore ho
consecrated tbo first - Christian priests
‘ho flm 'Christian ' Bishops. It
‘bore that ho gave bis apostles tbo priestly
g®*®!* to utter tho Eucharistic sacnlloo not
» but also cno power to perpetuate tho
|ii hood in making (bom blgu priests like
with, tho ’jHiwor to consecrate other
EJ L8 ‘* ®hd other Bishops, so that Christ’s prom* -
H®. ®’kbt bo fulfilled. That tho Father eauuld
Un,u l ?J. fprootostages',andthsmnst distant
W Bis oath-was still fresh In His mom
could never llnd (tin Uls heart
nif E ,si ! . Q , ,, f J‘‘ if wo toiled to grasp this curdi-
SSiS l W Ptt l tho Christian system wa in*
bole manner and plan of
uw s dealings with tho world.-
. , ••• IN TUB OLD LAW -
litwi.h *®«ohimroC God's word that Ho who
»°J?? cr . ,Uco should bo the teacuor of tho;
»-JTho lips of, tho. priest ahull keap.wls*
l l ®i h tt ° a _ihpy shall seek'the law from bis’
-tthnv«' l L n, hdo Hid Christian priests, and
Bis Christian Bishops,—the apostles’
m^.f.-L r . ~ UCMBsori* ~l b o appointed
Mnthf 01 * le,,t ‘horeof tho faith.
ui ».r n , «“ u « üßt ' atul huly.presence,—with .this
fSM n a^ uy 01 Procter who roprosontod tho
.k lb^ v » ’fbo dotivod in unbrukun
lmposlUon of bands, by episcopal
ui°.»i OD ’ U lO unbroken chain wulcb bound
WO on)M snd tho very w*
tim rh^M 8 . 8 30 . bf tho Lust Qupporand tbo
ulian wlth this unusual author*
Ureo nEfi.? 8 . 1 * of second. order With this
«M\nMVj Umerou of rallbitil minds
W|J sympathizing in tho holy work that
W wore singularly happy,
wcttTnmJ, Milling, tbo prophecies of old; wo
crated K} 11 *, Tho prolate conso*
‘bo holy altar Was culled from tho
tmDowf^i L . r .?.u o oroyfo tbo tint. Ho was
sot ‘ho CbrlsHlko power that was
of thnnS^?K* h< } 8 5S nnt * order,—tbo perpetuity
la 'o^ r °,t, l J? 0 Bishops wore tbo fathers
Out* °!i* ‘bo faihora of~ tbo Church. Our
. lultUled if.wofutlod to uig
udou , fpruoatuess, ■ God’s blessing
V ro,a ‘®& pspooially upon the newly
toii( {Jr I **! ?“°* ‘They wouhl cuutltmo to do (u
jret tham olni f‘ < L ful wwW that would re*
tshit I*^ o * tb° blessed work that
iwwlp. l . ol . ,hou » to-do. when He said, “All
l^therciup\. e «,*V° WJWayon And on earth. Go
hoi,* [}: l ! uTl ,u W make disciples of all the tm*
Kx'vvr Um vn*i/ hl U 1 to observe all things wjiat-,
trim lan Sf ® you, and 10l l am
•f iho worfd,"^’ evea htttp tho.consummstton
Of i h „. ... , ™» OBOAMBATIOK
o'cs was l, t the Interesting ooromo*
Attthtt .Coiobrani, thoVory Her.
bcv.ttPh U u * 6*l Assistant Fries*. the
Uuveru ,h I h ,ltJ, L^ uoolw * Dr * John Mo*
r *““" mr '
«° Pmfleui in the* alter Bishops
v. U . r . W5 ° , U W* W ‘H Flarsb, of lu
Kvrslti ~rvX?i rU, !l of . Maruuctte, Mlob.j Fits*
Mn , i. u, ° Houk: Art.; Hogan, of 8b
of«,Au»u.te ol v?. r *^e^Ft.Wayiue.7nd. | Moore,
Ind.; ■ Cbatard,of Vincennes,
P'Uara ur d £.“ t, . U 8 «t Northern-. WlooosouTj
fwidlug Uyau * ° r A u Louis;
r..f.n ort «A' s Hennessey, of Dubuque,
the biiLu.r.nf!”V r » V r omaba - Neb., making, wltb
•‘•flu tl.l uV,u“k nSucl. PreUU '* OU “ l ' rC »" toJ
Cto ai ®y tf clergy was tbo Uev, Father
cl A rthi,iih 1 O v oxford,- Ireland, an unctu
»ctn Q mtiW*W ~u* ' Ttto ® bo Is visiting, aud
ahhois, who commanded marked
afe?r l u hO .,l 0r R y wl »o took part In tbo core
fu the Itwvs. Leu is Llgblucr, Michael
Corbett, James Rourhe, Cathedral. Kt. Louis;
Holton Powers, Dubuque; (3. M. Fiaunlgan, Bt.
Anne's, Englewood; JiitjnOnllnghor.Mt. A nno's,
hnalowood; I*. Hhccdy, Arlington, HI.: Charles
J. OCallaglmn. moiling, HI.; K. J, DUtino. All
KnlntH* Church; I*, cjutiroylu. All Biilntn* Church;
J. J. McGovern, D. I)., Lockport: Vlnoont Unix
(niskl, C. IL, Hi. Stanislaus: Thomas O'Haro, Kt.
Patrick's, Wilton, IIM PdtHek (J. Paly, Hose*
cranx, Hi.; W. ,1, Dalton, editor Co/JioMe/icrnirr,
Kansas City, Mat Hugh O'Oiira MeShnne, Wil
mington. III.! 11. M. Fegors, Mollonrv.lll.; John
(Ipogmi, si. Bridget's: (I. Kelly, Hi. Bridget's; .1.
McCiiim. Pittsburg; 11. Cosgrove. Davenport;
M. Flavin, DavonporiJ Tboinxir Francis
Hurkc. Ht. Jurlath's. Chlontni; If. Danger,
Chicago; Franciscan Fntlior Nomcslus Ilobcto,
Chicago .John D.-Kanzlester, Chicago; Clemens
Venn. Chicago; Clmrlcs.llubn, Chicago; II.J.
Holfnbold, Nan von. III.) .1. Mdnklu, Elgin, III*;
I*. McGuire, llulviderc, lll.t 11. McGuire. Obi*
cago; Very Hov. Austin Marini. 0.8., Church or
Our Xatdy at Burrows;- John J. Carroll, Italy
Name; L. A. Campbell, Hyde Park; .lames J.
Flaherty; Kt. Patrick's; J. Gallagher. Chicago;
T. O'Hulllvati, Muytnwn, 111.1 15. F. Murray,
Toronto, Out.; P. Corcoran; Chicago! Morris J.
Domey: Bt* Onbrlol's Church, Chicago; Juba
Delaney,. Cathoilhil Holy Name; P. 31. Noonan,
Annunciation; P. 11. L. Eagan, Chicago; M. K.
McLaughlin, Annunciation; I). M. J. Dowling,
E* Mi Bmllh, Chicago; John F. Power, Lncou,.
HI.; Jamas Maloney, Mlnokn; ,1. M. Cleary,
Kenosha; E. W, Gavin. Waukegan: A. Eunice,
Bt. Louis; M. Donahue, Evanston. HI.; E. Gray,
Peru; 1 1). Spolmnn, Uarttvla*. it. Fosse, Bodies
tort J. K.Tlngan, I.onumt s E. Ilounln, Toledo;
1). A. Tfirbe. Hyde Park) -T. F. Coffey, Berautnu,
Pu.; T. F. Oalhgnu. Bt. Patrick’s Cburuh. Chica
go; P. I. Onrmloy, OhloSlailbn, III.; F. 8. lion
nouorry, Chicago; John Mastcraon, Bt. Ignatius
College; A. Zolmlnger, President Bt. Francis
Hamlnary; P. Mlvol, Mnutenu, HI.: James Foley,
Btuart, la.; I*. J; Harney, Dallas Centro. la.; J.
<llr«dy, Farley, Is.; F. J. Gortnley, Dubuque, l».{
William Cbuka, Chicago; F. Flohy. Now Prague,
Minn.jF. J. AuU,.Lament, HI.; Joseph Muillon,
Chicago; IVChoulnard, Aurora;; Thomas Car
roll, Aurornt L. Bergeron, Chicago; C, Lesnso,
81. Uoorgas; M. J. Marslll, Vice-Presi
dent Bt. Vincent’s College;. P. Paradis,
Kankakee; M. Lutclllor, Caloago; P. Beau
doln, President Bt, Vlalour’s College;
M. Btioody, Arlington: O’Cnllagbim, Blotting; 11.
Uimbogo, .Philadelphia;.Lawrence Huey,Alton,
HI.: Bylvcstcr-Maloney. Bt. James; Fr. Carroll,
Holy Name; Francis Keenan, Amboy. HI.; John
Power, Lucon.lll.; T. Onlllgan, Chicago;. John
Delaney, Chicago; 11. Donley, Hr.. ’Chicago: 11.
Gonloy. Jr., Chicago; John Carroll, Bt, Joseph’s
Hospitals P, Terry, 8oUUl.lloml.lni1.; William
Cbrby. Motto Uamo College: D. Tlgbtv Holy
Angels; John Gallagher, Chicago; M. Hurley,
Peoria; 8, Bpiiuldlpg. Chicago; F. Butler, Hock
ford, HI.; Thomas Magnlon. Freeport, 111.: A.
Eustace, St. Louis; F. Welby, Chicago; Howard,
Keokuk, la.; Kemper, FortMadlson; Fr.Qomley,
Unbuque; ilotinott, DnildwoUd, III.; Gavin,
Waukegan. HI.; U. BlcGulrc, Tampico, lit.; L.
Maloney, Chicago: John Bbannaban, Fcccato
nlca. III.: John Kempker, Fort-Madison: 11.
ÜbolmboUl. Mauvoo, Ilf.; a. Holdmano, Bt. Fran
cis: M. Foley, Chicago; M. Donahne, Unlosgp;
P. J. Conway, Be. Patrick's; M. Vnt» do Lear,
South Chicago: Joseph IV Holes, Bt.-Mnry's;
Thomas 0. Hurkc, Hu Columbklll; William Net
stractor, Wilmette; James Easing, 0. 6.8. H.,
Ht. Mtcbflol's. Chicago; F. A. Koonnti, Amboy,
III.; J: 31. Castau, Chicago: M. Hurley. Peoria;
Thomas Alfred Hurkc. Chicago: Edward A.
Mut-pby, Chicago; tbo Hcv. P. T. Duller, tho
Immaculato Conception, Chicago; James F.
Clancy, Dixon; P. J. Tlmtn, Chicago; P. J. Dior
dan. John Waldron. Peter Fischer. Ferdinand
Knlrolatre, Patrick Dunne. Father Do la Porto,
Father Maguire, Father Howard. -Father Uarlh,
Father Callaghan, Fatbtrßhccdy.
Tho arrangements In tho body of the church
for tho comfortable disposition of tho laity were
excellent, aud much or tbo successor tho con
secration was duo to tbo untiring efforts of tbo
ushers, who wore supplied from tbo Dnlou Cath
olic Llbraty Association, ns follows: Z. P. Bros
souu, chief usher, I*. Con lan, F. Klnsolla. P. A.
Barron, T. Kearney,sl.Sullivan,MartlnO'Hrlon,
John Pbtlbln; T. J.- Norny, William Devine, J. 11.
Dyuan, Philip Conley, Sllcbnol Bennian, James
Conlnn.Jr.
Tho mtislo rendered by tbo choir wns : ttnu*
anally beautiful. Tbo ceremony ended about 3
p. in., at which hour tbo clergy retired into tho
vestry, where tho now Bishop was
6VBBWIIELMBT) WITH
nut only from the other Bishops and priests, but
also from a boat of lurmon who wore Wailing to
take him by the band and kiss tho ring, an act
which all Knelt reverently to perform. • Tuo (lev.
Archbishop was one of tho first to extend a
hearty congratulation to Bishop McMullen. Tho.
latter accepted tboso manv sincere tokens of
reverence and. friendship with a - bo-'
nlgn smile, and with that serenity and
demeanor which bad distinguished him through
out tbo long and Impressive consecration cere
mony.-This Interesting-sccno in tho vestry,
null© Informal, of course, and more of a social
than a religious nature, continued for nearly
half an hour. Then came tho adjournment- to.
tho sobool ball, whore tbo banquet, under
tbo mamigomout of Mr. Phil- Conley.'
took plane, .at which all who - bad
takur. an active part in tbo Important nad
Imposing ceremonial sat down-together-in
social Intercourse fur over an hour, at. tho cud
of which time the gathering separated.
A VALUABLE I'I»ESI?NT. T - *'-" "**'
The presentation to Bishop MoMullen by his'
cougroguUon slid friends of a purso containing'-
about SB,OUB and a Bishop's chape, took place lasc,
evening In tho basement of tho Aendomyof tho
Baoroil Heart, on North Stuto street. Too pres
entation of the chapel was raadu by Mrs. Michael
Bbiolds, who spoko us follows:
ißy/iMJ r. Jitehuii SJcMullcn: In behalf of your
many friends, I present to you this chapel as a
tokon of tho high esteem and love In whlch.you,
are hold by us;. With tbls presentatlon wo ex
tend warm congratulations upon your olovutlbn!
to the episcopaov. mingled with profound sor-;
row.upon your.ueparturo from us,-whore you
have labored feo' assiduously for oor spiritual,
welfare. For each and ovonr one 1 bid n sad*
well, .with a request,.dear Ulsnop, that when
those sacred vessels are used by you, wo may be
roinomborud oy you hi your prayers..
"Mr.'RcdmuOd Priudlvlllo, on behalf of tbo
Commlucoselected by tbo congregation,'then'
read tho following address: • • ' ■
'ltitfht-ifeueremt Bishop; I have tho bond? Of
bolug selected by your friends ana parishioners:
to ox press toyouon this occasion not only
their own loollngs but tho feelings universal'
among all who know you, caused l>y your do*;
imrtura from-this diocese which you have so
long mlilrned by your lotiming, your nloqueuco,
and youf noblo example in your priestly ullico. 1
it is eminently proper that tbo fooling should?
find expression here m the building where wo
nro now assembled, devoted to the oduoutloa of.
tboyoutbof tho parish, preparing them fur tho;
duties of life, and instructing thorn In the pure
and holy faltbor tho Church of God, built undnr>
tho greatest dtscourogoraont. It wlU'stand on'
enduring monument to your ooorgyi unyielding'
Fursovfiruucc, and determined Christian spirit,
tie unnecessary at this time, and before those
hero presoot, to mako any reference to. the'
manyothei' educational, charitable, land rellg-i
lous Institutions built and' establishod under
your fostering care. •- • - : > , ?
Wo cannot permit you to loavo ns without;
saying that, while wo have so long revered you!
us pastor, counselor, friend; ana director, wo:
now rhjotco that 1 it has pleased the Holy Father
to select you for the nigh oltlco to which you'
have boon consecrated." .
You will take with you our forvont bbpos-and
cxpectuttons tbat tho faithful ol the new dio
cese nvor which 'you bavo boon appointed may
long be blessed as wo have boon by your postur
al care, and that they will rccognlzo ln yotrall
tho groat qualities which have made you bou*<
oroa and beloved in every household in Chicago;
Sir, you will not be forgotten in Chicago. -Tho'
firiuscwhu has devoted his life to tno poor will be
urovor in the memory of those to whom he.bos
been a friend and father.- - Wo aro-not unmind
ful that your oltlco carries wUh lb'ruspunslblli*
ties and duties greater fhmi tboso wblob have
rested upon you iu (bis diocese, but wa have an
abiding conviction that (bo wisdom of your, so?*
lection will bo illustrated In tho ability and dig
nity with which you will preside over.,the. Dio*
Cose of Davenport, and wo believe that the tori*
ttnato people there will appreciate iho'groat
virtues*of their* Bishop as universally as
your late , parishioner*, .and .friends, who
hnvo known you, admired you, and revered you
sltico tho dnto of your administration. Wo are
also hot l unmindful that, after a life of labor
andsolf-dcolsi.you.lenvo us,-liko. the apostles
of old, without purse or scrip, and believing,that
Ju your now field you. will have ample ooportu*.
ally to oxcrclso tho same Christian charity which,
ban hitherto ennobled and purified your life, wo,
- therefore, with tbo must heartfelt pleasure, pro*
sent you with this slight token. of our ;csieom
and fovo. . . : .
And now, door and reverend Bishop, in bidi
dlhg you farewell..wo .'renew our congratula
tions upon your clovatlon to . tho Kplsoof
paio,aud.also. : our eongralulaUODs
to .the . people .'over ..whom., you have
boon appointed, and: from -'tho' depths of our
hearts wo wish.you,all. the. blessings which
Heaven has In store for tho ipuro - and! faithful!
priest, and for the learned,! able., and. eloquent
prelate .of lhoChuroh, tho GMshop Of Davon
port.. > m. '. ii.-: ■. . •. •• . .
.Tire pwiiof’e nEPtY/' . ■; r;
Bishop UoUtllloa, in foply,to' the addresses,’
spoke with |naob reeling. ~his romarkaworo as
follows;- , ■ * ■
Mr, Dbak. ..DurmiiKM.,.ahu.,.Faitutuu
Fuibkob: I can but feebly.glvQ expression
to uta.rurJuus emotions that air my. heart tot
night. 1 daro not trust myself to put my feel*
mgs into words. I . have been associated
wltb this congregation fog - .twenty years;
not as pastor fur all’.of that time,
but connected wltb tbe congregation ond lden*
tltlqd with* m mure or. less-intimately,,and la
positions that brought mo into cUmu. relations
wltb the people and concerned with regard to
Iholr spiritual welfare.' For the greater part of
tne post generation 1 have bad obarge of the
church as tMslor. 1 bavo tried to obuduot myself
at all times as a representative or tbeTdear
Master to whose service i am-consecrated.
Whatever I have done bos’ boon for tbe best as
1 esteemed It. and It Is my hope that 1 bare not
proved derelict to my duty. 1 bsvo always a
f rest concern for tbe people. In tbe first puce,
havoto give no account to my great Master.
Now, to soo my people conio to me wltb rich
gifts and -expressions ..of slncero good
will- Oils wy bears with • tbe deep*
oet gratitude, Tbe reward is one
that delights my heart. Those tostlmo*
nlals have pleased mo exceedingly. What more
could a pastor wish than what,you have done
tomlghtf What won* could he ask {ban a fer
vent expression from tbs Christum hearts of bis
frianasr My friends havu dune for mo all that J
could desire. When f use.ibo gifts you have
bestowed-upon- mo.foauaotbe unmindful of
you and your exceeding great kindness. luuy
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1881—TEN PAGES.
prayers I will ask tbo Father of ail gbod irlfts to
reward you for your extremff grtat ftlodiieis to
Bishop BLcMuiien was loudly applauded at tho
close or his response.
Archbishop Lochaii suoko es follows:
It is with grout pleasure that 1 Sou you, tho
representatives of tbo people, here to do honor
and offer gifts to uuo who Is worthy of both.
Ho has Instilled his love tor you In many
ways during a groat number of years. 1 have
known whm Ills to separate a pastor from his
people. It Is a difficult und trying ordeal. This
Frosontatlon of gifts Is ode of the most beoutl
ut features of Catholic life, in tbo mutual
love of tho people and their pastor, ono for tbo
other, you do honor.to yourselves and tho
Church, such acts of devotion win bo a blessing
(otbe Cbprcb ana to the people., Wo part with
the Ulshnpof-Davenport with regret; yet wo
cannot but wish for him a great am) glorious
{utiiro. Tbo wisdom of our grout father, tho
»opd. has born most Strikingly illustrated In tbo
scleotiun of Ulsbop MoMulieo for tbo blab posi
tion to which bo baa boon called, and wo must
norfore repress the porsmml- rnarcts we feel nl
bis leaving us fur tho reason that wo know it Is
for his own advancement and fur tho general
good,. '
The Dlahop's chnjxl was a very beautiful sot
of sacred vessels, consisting of hlno pieces, ns
followst A eliHirium, chalice, candlestick, cruet,
bell, vessels for holy oil, and paten. They are
of silver, heavily bhnsed with gold, and eost&OU.
Tbo following churchmen, among others, wore
bnv'ont; Archbishop Fuuhun. tho Very Hov.
Doan Duller, tbo Hevs. P. J. Butler, P. Flnnnn-
Ran, Hlordan, P. A. L. Egan, Carroll, 8. M. A.
Harrell. J. P, Holes, Delano, Waldron, Van l)e
i.nnr. of tbls city, and tho Hevs. Flavin and Cos
grove, of Davenport. Among tho members
of the congregation and ■ • frlenda of
tho. Dlshop -woro tbo fuilowtug: > Philip
Conty, Martin., UTlrlcn, P, Hrosseau,
Mlobuc! Bcatilnn, Ed MuQuald,- Hartley Latigan,
P, Minogue. John swenio. James Gauguan,
Martin O'Urlott, Maurice, Clifford, James Bum
van, M. VV. Kcrwlp, Dick Hennessy, John Lynch,
Thomas Lynch, J. A. Woironf. William Uevlno, J.
V.Clarkd.T.J. Klnsolla. J. E. McMahon, T. J.
Horny, J. F. Aider/J.* J. 8010n,.1V A. Ilarrou,
Thomas Carney, M.J. Cnsoy, Mr. and Mrs. John
ITlndivlllo.Mlaß 'MolUo Prindlvillo." Mrs. Chris
O’Urlunr Mr. and Mrs. M. Bulllvan, Mr. and >lrs.
Hedmond Prindlvillo, Mi-s. j. D. Sulli
van, Mr. iod Mrs. Wllllm . Woadley,
Mrs. M. Bcdnlan, Mr. and Mrs.
A.'C. ncslog, Mr. and Mrs. M. Shields. Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Koanc. Mr. nod Mys.J. J.O'Dbtiogbuo,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Cuulnn, Miss Puss Cohtey. Miss
Sarah O'llyrno, tbo Misses Keane, tho Misses
Dray
Bishop MoMulloa wilt leave .for bis dloccso
Saturday at noon, and will be conducted thither
by a delegation consisting of citizens of Daven
port, Including Mayor Henry and District-Attor
ney Lane, and flvu members from each of tbo
four parishes of Davenport.
THE COURTS.
POINT.
Judge Drummond yesterday decided the mo*
tlon to dissolve the temporary lujuuction In tbo
case of . Hubert McClellan against J. 8. Cooper,
Iho Cincinnati, Elllugbum & Quincy Construc
tion Company, and Others.' This was n bill Hied
to redeem 378 shares of tbo capital stock of tbo
Construction Company which hud been pledged
by tbo complainant insecure nnrt of tbo pur*
chase money, and ntt Injunction was issued to
restrain the defendant* from transferring this
stock. Tbo motion was based on two certain con*
tracts set out In tbC bill under which McClellan
claimed tbo right to redeem tbo stock, and tho
defendants insisting that no such right existed.
The Court overruled tbo (notion to dissolve, say
ing tbo question was whether, taking tbo two
contracts together, tho plaintiff hmlnotnu In
terest In tbo property, and whether them• was
anything more than u pledge or mortgage of tbo
property.. 1(0 thought tbo clfect of tbo original
contract was to still leave an interest in McClel
lan, notwithstanding tbo supplemental contract.
Tbo supplemental contract was n very curious
one, but, taking it altogether, It seemed the
plaintiff bad an existing right which a court of
equity would prated.*
J. B. DOVLE.
■ Tho notorious - bond-forger, James B. Doyle,
who,was convicted at the lost terra of court ho*
fore judge Blodgett of -having In bis possession
over S3UU,UUO of oountorfeit United Btntos bonds
with latent to. pass'thorn, yostorday appeared
before Judge,Drummond and entered Into a
recognizance. Tho, Judgo. granted a writ of or-'
rof lust week, and ramlo it’a supersedeas on bis
giving a bond la the sum of Doyle gave
the necessary security yesterday, his bondsmen
being William Lect, a private banker of Brad*
ford, Stark County, who swore bo was worth
S3W,WOt‘ Harmon Pboulx. a bunker of tho samo
uluoo. wurth l&UOO; .-Benjamin 0. Hawes, n
farmer of tiaratuga, Marshall County, worth
S4O,UUO: and Audrow lturty, a - farmer of Pena,
Burk County, worth $38,0ik).. •
■ • DIVORCES, -
Bamnclla .Tay.lqr.flK>J,a bllUycslcrtlay against
Bamuel It, Taylor on tbo ground of adultery.
Bmella C'.Weaver filed -s a similar bill against
bor-husband, Mlobaol- Weaver, .the notorious
burglar, stating that -under, tho name of Emilia
O. Bmltb .sho was married to him In October,
1873, and lived with him until, September, 1878,
when ho .was oonvictod of - burglary and sont
: tcnced brJudgo Hogers to- fifteen years at bard
labor la State's Prison, Bbo thinks it would bo
an unnecessary tost of her falthlutncss to bo
obllgod to wait until 16U3 for his term to expire.
STATES 'COURTS.'-
•Lawrence Washtngtbu, Anna* M. Tucker,
Eleaiibr L.' : Howard, Louisa P. Chow, Juno ’O.
Wlllls.'EUzn B.' Washington, and George Wash-
Inuton begun a suit yesterday to recover l thOUD
of Thomas Tulty turn John D. Tally;
“ ; ' .STATE'’,COURTS,
.MicbaqlT. Brower oommbneod a suit in tres
pass yesterday'against the Chicago & North
western 'Hallway' Company, claiming $38,000
damages. 1 ", L •* v . " ■
.Isoaq 10. Goodrich! sued tho. Nortbwostcra
Mutual Llfb-lusurohco Compnnv for $1,600.
it. *J* Bpllklns,brought suit; for sl,ouu against'
11. Bobwuukco and 0. tt. Hubbard.
Beruburd Qottborg commenced a suit in tres
pass ugamst Charles L. Wiiluugoby end David
re. Hill to recover $3,000 damages. ,
COUNTS' dOUUT.' '•
V A rule was entered calling upon tbo Assignee'
la (he inattor of, Mario L. A. Mackenzie to show
why a division of .tho moneys In bis bands had
not been mode. A hearing will be had to-mor* 1
row.*" — •• ••'• • - '•
'ln. the matter of tbo Grand Trunk Junction
ftallway Company vs. *B. W. BlatebfurdotoU
the.prooceding being for ;tbe condemnation of
cortatn lands, and tbo damageptocertaln other
Imids, sought by tiid Company for railway pur
poses, tbo Jury relumed' a verdict
awarding tbo defendants KW.OOO. Tbo prop
erty in question •,belongs, la • part to
tbo Newberry OBtutc. and,ls described an tbo
North Uoutboast U-ot.tbo Northeast 14 of
800. #, Town 38, north of Usnxo 11. and consists
of a strip of land 12S feet wide across tbo Norm
ft.of tbo Southeast 14 of tbeNorcboustU of tbo
section named, which Is to bo Used us rlght-of-,
way« 'Tbe Judgment was by,opnfossluii aadooa
scut, only ono witness being oxamldod. .
PHOUATK COURT.
' In the'matter of the pstalo of Hugh M. Cum*,
mins, minor, lotion'.'pfiguardlansblp worn Is
sued to Martha Cummins, under boud In $7,G00..
Iq the manor 6r (be estate of Dorothea
tagomanh, dccoasqd. loitonj of atlmfnlstratlda
wore issued to Fofdlnand Lagomanu. under
bond iu $4,600. .
In tbo wattorof.thß ostalo of Mary Helfcri;
doocosod, letters of administrsUou were issued
to George Hclfcrl under bond In $10,0(X). -
)u the matter of Uto.estate of, Hermann Cl,
Btarok, docoitflod, lotion ’ testatnehtnry' were is*
sued to Franz Htarpk under, bond of $li,000« >
***TjUDOMENTB«•' • ••
CouUt;—Conversions— Thomas
KimUle vs. .Clurfc‘and Mary' kefwiu,
Theltofrlnio WblcU nn Ovcranxloty
* Force Cold Water Down People’*
’ l|aich of'Kansas Ofll
dale. V ; .' ?h : ; • : ‘■
iXipalch to Bt. Lout* - ■
PAitaoga,. Has,, July S3.—Groat excitement
prevails bare over tbo i arrest of Pulice>Judgo
Bteele,Clly*AitoraoyTyler.<My*Manbal beiuer.
and Doputy«Mursbul Cummings, upuu u warrant
sworn out byDcpuly-Gotioty-Attlirnoy Talbot,
obnrgtng those oinolal* with resisting onolrteor
of the law; Toe ooimounoomout of ibe affair
wus last Tuesday, ■ Talbot, ordered the arrest of
William Uigglus, charging blm • with violation
of the teuiporatce law by being Intoxicated.
When Higgins was brought Into court
bo asked who swore out too Warrant, uml,
ou being told it wus Talbot, be turned and
assaulted Talbot, cuffing blm severely,, itlg
£ Ins demanded a Jury trial, and was acquitted,
>r. Fellows ottlaolly swum that It would tnke
more than a year to get Bill Higgins drunk.
Talbot thereupon swore out a warrant; tor the
Crrost of Hlggmi. eburguig bltu with assault and
alter/. Higgins was tried before FollccJudgu
Steele and lined lIW, and ip default of payment
was subsequently released ou giving ball. 1 To
seu Higgins got out of bis trouble so easily
greatly luoeosed Talbot, and bo accordingly went
to Oswego and swore out a warrant m tna State
Court for bis arrest upon the same charge, but
wbuu tbe Sheriff eamo to arrest Higums, Police*
Judge SteoW ordered bis Incarceration, claiming
tne right to bold the body until ibg.Dne.was
paid. Tnebberiff called upon the city Marshal
and bis deputies to assist him in tbe arrest, of
Higgins, hut they notoaly refused, tmtawlstod lu
gotilngHiggins oUt of bis reach. TbuSberiff
returned bom*} witbuut bis man, and to,day
■Talbot, driven to desperation and imprudence,
swpro out warrants fur tbo arrest of tnu above*
mcutlon.od oUlours. Tyler, Svluuf, pud Cum
wings quietly subuiliivd. to the arrcst. but upon
JbeSbenff-eolnrlug Judge Snoou*oltlcobq wan
met by that functionary with two largo navy ru>
velvets, and quietly informed- that shouMPM)
daro to lay bauds upon blm bo would blow out
his brains. Tbo Sheriff very Judiciously with
drew. On learning of the affair. Mayor Gabriel
wont to the Judge's olllcc. and Dually persuaded
tho Judge to submit to the arrest. ThcHherlir
accordingly d,‘parted ‘Tor Uawsguon the after
noon train with hfs four primmer*. Groat in
dignation Is fell among tho citizens hero toward
Talbot, who is charged with prosecuting through
wholly malicious purposes.. ■
ARRIVALS AT HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
*, Boteiat DUodteh to The Chiatee 3H6anr« -
Hotßi'iiinos, Ark., July. W.—H. H. .Shnw.lt.
H. Dayman. Chicago; E. M.Mennor, Drobklyn,
N. V.; L'hnrlesH. Abbott, .LJI. Morrissey, E. B.
Oorthmld, Kt. liOnls; A. j). GHlllth, Baltimore,
Md.; H. W. Hunter, Buffalo,. N. V.; 11. Aldun,
Now Orleans: C. Bromley, Irunton, U.i J. W.
Mc.Mlllcr.Bl. Cloud, i(inn.,ftt > onraong tbo recent
.arrivals bore. ; -
ALL RIGHT AGAIN.
SpttM J)iip6teh to>T*» vhuaoo Tribune
BtiRHAUT, Did.; July *s.—At 51 p. tm to-day
trains began running over the Air Linn Division
of the Luka Bborq Hallway. The settling of a
culvert a short distance east of hero delayed
trains about twenty-ronrhours.
tuajiUXE ifitAycu owrojss
IN OltUKIt TO ACCOMMODATE OUU
mimoreiu patrons throughout the city, wn havo
astablistied Hranen Uftlcet in the different ■ Inrhloni,
BAdoAlunaunl liviow. whore lulvurtlsomonu will bo
taken tor the sauiu price ae.cliowid attho Mala Of
fice, ana will,be receiver) lit*lll U o*<3 oclc p. m.t -
~ ' KOUTU UIVIHION. •
J. it It. SIMMS. Booxeeilars and Btatlaoen, 133
Twontr-sccuml-au - ■
W. r. HUUAitr. DruiarisU tns Cotto«e Orove-ar^
northwest corncrThlrty-nfih-si.
JUpaoN K. JACUiIUB, PruggUt, am Indlana-ar.,
corner v • ■ • ■ •
u It. W, HUCUMAN, Unißßlst. comer Tbt/ty-Qm and
• . mm-niftaioN •
I*. KUIIUKIOKU. Prucxlatvva West Lake-st, cor
neroidbuidiui. -
K. A. imt'KllU DruggUff 8W South nalstod-st,
corner CannljHirt-av. ,-•••-
H. F. KltArT, Drußglsk, 041 West Madlson-su, cor
ner Hauimn. ~.i
t JAB. M. KIUKLKY A CO. Drutgists, 134 South
WAi.NwmaiiT. on
West MadPoioPt. cornerOgdeo-sr,
Tn.auN.NH:itaß.N,-Drtutgtsc. m oiue isUod-avn
Jtewsdffafori and Fane'*
Goods, no LukOHit.,.corner Lincoln. ...
AUGUST JaCUBSUN, Pruaslst, North lULsted,
cornerlndlnoa-il, ' ••
NORTH DIVISION.
L. UUiiliN'Ollam X co., - Druggist, 4U North
Clark-ab, eorner mvinloh;-
r.M, >vii,LJAMa* C 0.,. Orußilsts, Larraboe
* NBBim.'lPflntlnß and Advertising
Agent. News nnd Stationery Depot. tr> B. Uivlwlon-su
J.OSXAXU.. t'O (/uVD.
Lost-left ox >vestmadisox-st.
Friday ovetnag; ond-sfirmß top buuuy. with
shafts broken. Tho Under will be liberally rewarded
by leaving same ut Ash’s livery stable, corner Twoo
ty-suonnd-»t.una .Mlcbtgau-qv. . ■ ' • -
T O.ST-MOXDAV .VFTEHNOUX, XBAII
tulnlitg 17 and sorao chnngo/alsira key and sumo
cards. Fiador will be.suitably, rewarded. Wi War
ron-av. .
T OST—BETWEEN TIIIJITY-KJ UST-ST..
J-J Ciiluiuo Drove-ay., and’ aimlUon-«t.. n small
black pm. Qimravmt with tluy'ioUcr D. Kinder will be
rewanlnl by luaylDg same at Bhormao llouoo. ■
T O.ST—FRIDAY EVENING LAST, OX
JLJ OCnrlHirii-Rl., between itandolph and Madison,
an onyx lockup luttlnl VD"/ out In dark side, and
Plain pink reverse. Buimblarowurd for lu return to
Itoorn 4, Hi a. JIKNMH.
XpSTrrA GUAY .HOUSE, 0 YEA US
JLJ old: weight about'J.lCU, pounds. Floaso lenvo
Inrurmntlonof blswhoronoouU and receive reward
tuAßUAr(her-uv« •>. . c
T. UST-Sas UEWAJID-BTO AND KENT
XJ, receipt rolled , up lopopor. The above reward
bo .paid by FUA.NK
T OST—TWO CHILDREN'S SASHES,
JLi and’two gold nrmloui,on Madison or Sute*su.
Howard will be paid by JAMBS bANH AJjLU.N, Vi
Pourbarn-Bt.
"f OST—IIOHSE AND BUGGY FROM
JLJlUlokmnnn'sUnjve, hake View. He.urn to stone
and marble yard, Kmgabufrnnd Ohlo-sw. Will ye*
want. * ■ : ■
CJTRAYED-SATURDAY NIOUT FROM
S? .the undersigned. two largo bay umroa. with block
joints, undone has white stripe In facet las t seen go
liikweju. near..UrlclewolL Asultatno reward wllfbo
glvbn tor their return, or Information leading lothrtr
recovery. CIIAULHS OAltlMfNTKlt.liluo isiand-av.
and Wuod-at. • ■ • - - ~ ■
fiTRAYED OR STOLEN-A SORREL
k? burse, with star la forehead, one white bind lout,
also bippod. weight abdut l.iwitounds. Liberal re*
ward for his return to «i West‘6lxteonih*Bi.,orllv*
o.ry-stfthlo rear lib South dirk-st- ■ ■ ’
FINANCIAL.-
AGOLDSHID, I.OANWTICE, 119 EAST
• Madison*su Wrtflhlli hed Ji**, v Dla-,
jnond Hioker imd'buliiim'aekftVr'dwh pahlfor old
Bold and silver, diamonds, peart*, etc., etc. Colorado -
ranch,<uif<Larlmer*»wlienver.. •
A NY AMOUNT. OP MONEY TO LOAN
XV on dlsniouda, watches, and»jowolry nl TOM N,
FONNhLI.Y X LU.'B loan office, na Uoarborirat.
ANY AMOUNTS TO“LOANON FUR
XV nlture. pianos, eta. without removal, and outer
collaterals. W;N.AJ.LEI. IM Dearborn-su, Hoorn 4.
A NY AMOUNT TO .LOAN ON TURN I
XV turo und pianos without removal. Ulltundulph
s.t.,HoomJ.:- .. ■/ . ... .
A NY AMOUNTS TO. LOAN ON FUR
XV nltnro and plnnbs wlthoiftremurnlt'and alt Rood
securities, at lowest rates. 16 Dearborn-st., Room 11.
A-DVANCES rMADE ON DIAMONDS,
XV watches,-sto-'at low rams. . D. LAUNimit,
Rooms ft and tf, ID Uaodulplwu Atatobllahed UM..
TpiDELLTY, MORTGAGE, LOAN. AND
JU Storage • Co.—Advances on turelture.'ota. with
out removal, or on vooUa In atontße. HJK.Vaniiuron.
Gold and silver-* mine with
;i.uuu feet of developmehU'.wUh loin iso foot
croaa ouw, all In ore.-. Will measure more tbstt fluu.UK)
In valuet easy of accenai close to. town and railroad—
l»offered fursalo allow dßuruaand ou easy tome.
Title perfect. Address.FS. Tribune ottico.
TTIGUEST PRICE PAID FOR STATE
AX Savinas und Fidelityjlanh' books, kind Scandi
navian. National Hank ccrtllfcnUss. tUA UOLMKB,
Uencral Broker, at.Wastdngion-sfc
■jVrOiVUV,. .TO . CHICAGO
AvX real estate In sums of ll.tOUq lICtUJU at luwost
rules. ItiSMU WAL.I.BB. Jr.rWllcurbofn-at.
*\/n>NEY'-TO- LOAN 'AT CURRENT
J.TX rates on real estate. U, W. UVMAN. JU., ACO,
Rtf Uourtxim-st. . . , ; .. .
TV/TONEY TO LOAN-$3,000 TO 87,000
XvX on lona .or short Umo. ( Apply- to WM. A.
MtiNIUOMKItV, 1 Attorney-at-Law!. Tortland mock.
TVr.ONEYTQLOAN ON REAL ESTATE
±TX In Cblcnao and vicinity in sums to Bull at low
ust rates. JAMHB WIUMOTT. HO Xhiarburn. Itoom «.
Money, to, loan On improved
property, at .o per cent .USWIB Jk KNOUT,
is & and UDorten Slock, tfiiiandulph-sfc. -
rpO LOAN-830,000 iN SUMS TO SUIT:
Couniyvreal estate! can close at once,
ITKNUV j). llti.li, m Ucurburn-et.• .■
XTr ANTED—ALL PEOPLE WHO WISH
IT to borrow money on city real estate at Ipwust
ntles to cull on us, OUKBNKUAUM BOMB. 73 Dear
born-st. . H , ...
WE HAVE' 83,600 TO LOAN ON COOK
County Improved real obtate at - (I per comi
monuy in bank; no rod tape. An uxtm chance uia
B wanting. Oita ; amuuou USWI» A KNO'IT,
)s6aoJirUwsoUlouk.liaßaDaolpb-sL ...
(\ AND 7 PER CENT-MtiNEY TO LOAN
V, oncliy reale»Ulaln sums tp suit. FETUUBON
h UaV. lift Kaat Itandolpb-st. ' •
HOUSES AND VARUIAOFS.
'A. .11ARB'OI1ANCE-SHTO' WILL BUY
•CJLtbe handsome and stylish bay tnaru, Lady Uoahaw.
raised In Kentucky, Hired by Uastiaw, Jr,, by Ohtnd
bashaw, dam Lady Uextcr. by Hysdya's Matwhlo*
lonian. > Lady Uosbaw U T years old. life bands blab,
weighs Qtorl.VUJ pound*, baa bowing mane, mid call
to, the-ground! mu itno stylo, and notion, needs no
boot* or woUblst sho Is a nnO'galted young mare,
well broke-itaftflbarneta. fears nlithm/i sbe trolled
throe heats at Laxington. Ky.. In lt.il. tTrtJ. and BsSlfe,
At wblob time sho was miruhosadfor for present
owner, a lady who.bos driven hoc the post roar uud
ugfr offer* bar so low to disp(»a.9rbar Immediately
on aeconnrof leaving the cU?r she la wurronltm
perfectly aound and kuid. Can Do seen ana driven at
anytime at owner's resiuencd. Ha, J4M Mictiigan*&T.
A GENTLEMAN'S FINE DRIVING
burs* for sale—A beautiful Lakeland Abdalmbt
Sust.be sold Immediately! she Is a ini cousin to
and B-, la coming A years old. and has trotted ■ a feu
wllo lit J minutest. *hu is perfectly kind, and warrant*
■at JOHN* MITCHELLS, 1W EAST
il Wftshlnaton-st.—Horses of all kinds, carriages,
boggles, and bsrnssa, uowoudaacwi>d*Uand. awow
prices! or will exchange. Cash advance* made. ■
A TJ. 8. COOPER'S STABLES. NOS. 174
xl andi iflj Mlchlgan>ar., ’hne dnrmg. buggy, car*
rlagg.saddle, and dratt norsea. Orders solicited.
TDOR BALE-FINE DARK DROWN
IflOR SALB-A OENTLKMAN’B DULV
? Ine hornet young and sound, tii West Madison.
■\ITANTED—CAR-LOAD HORSES AND
TV inaVesi no objection If Httle sure. -W West
corner CaoaL
’ - STORAGE,
jut ltondu|pb.tL,. have .duett- wureruoms juvd
the best lacTllUes Iqtbe cltjlur. stoitng furniture,
pianos. p>uhihanque.ata‘ LowmA*. Aiivsifoos made.
STORAGBFQR FURNITURE. BUGGIES,
eia. chuapeat and bestloebyt advances al low
rates. UKUKIJk t»AititVTia» imd faTWostMooroo.
INSTRUCTION,
PROF. DICKSON’S SGHOOLOF ELO*
cuiluii.or*iory, dmuutUourt,ldMonroe*at., Id a.
in. dally. Ueducoarate*.
iHOUTHAND AND TELEGRAPHY
I taught. Day and night class. Hoom tf. t? C?iark»t.
JPJ UtSQNAI*
f WEDNESDAY
ila.uucumui
CITy itKAL ESTATE,
F)‘k sTiVk-jjy room
I Ornnnls Block. No. ||j in-iirliorn-st,
OIIOVKLA.NI> I*A tlk~i<JppnaUe Mntitflitn Unirori»tt)r>
House nnd lOfool lot. Also
WOODLAND I’AHK—I/*t** house, with M feet loti
(UninuToom And kitchen on
... „ pnrlorflooi.
INDmnA'AV.—Stone front house near Twenty*
. sl*tli*s|„ 4 rooms deep! lot 37xl<kl feel.
,i.nuiana*A\ .-uetngon iimwmstono front: dining*
room And kitchen on purler floor.
"iT'on sai,k-to jiun.uKiia-criEAP
JU lots I vicinity Monroe-si. und rntlforn.n*av,i
* mrniWllock* ,mymcnl3 ‘ lUMMNSON, 15 Metro*
kkkt, taylor-st.,
X’ horthwcstforncr Idaho.
Ins , 'j»li)r*«i.. nnnhoiit corner Idaho| cheep.
c xf boulevardi IW.
MI fecu U nhnsh-Av.. corner Kiln or Thlrty-slxtlfit.
iV?*L-V U i* v, S l ? 1 ** I ' av - «'*»“*»• orrhlrly*flfih*sut iftt.
UWeet, ITnlrlC;nv..*ornnr Twenly-sepomPst.
lIKNlty U Hil.j., mi)eurborn*st.
■"CIOU HALE-TO J’AUl'liis WHO Wit.l.
JU linllil brick cotiftHM*. lot* niur Mliwnukou end
»V cstern-uvs., ut nrtir price; IM) push required ns tint
payment oft bach lot.balftiieMlomi time: Imtm.ng limns
secured for good parties. Wo hero buyers fenny to
take houses when completed. KhKNKV uiton..
Itnomv. No. Mil Denrhorn-sl.
iron SALK—TiixiOl KKKT TO ALLKY
JU ■ 4iii feet south of iho new Hoard of Trndu build*
hnf. with some good frame buildings on rented lor
•bout «.3jH a jour. I'rlw fctVdM If taken nt once. Ap*
ply to .I. WHII. >v (.0,. s* l>enrixirn»n.
Ij'Oß SALK—KIKST-CLAbS IMKROVKD
X, 1 business property frontluu on youth Water. I>nke.
Itandolph,Madison. Monroe. AtlnmsJsckspn, und Vim
llurcn.Sin.: also on Murket, Franklin. Fliih*«v.. I.u
Hulle. Uurk. Dearborn, rttiUe-sts., Wabusliotv., und
Mlctiltntictiy. Wo also have tlm-fluss improved uml
unimproved residence property (nr sale at bargains,
ingiilmof JACUH WKIL&tkJ.S? l>carbom*st.
17K)K .SALK—NO. MIOAKJAN-AV.,
JU l<tll’.ili!l tomimlny, 1W feet north of Twenty*
neiymi'st., ikstory und basement brick buildink. Fiore
Mid bnsvment used (or business, tipper floor ns first*
class nm*. Will sell this property ntn price to.net 7
percoiitoti the present low rental Alter paving all ex*
ponses. Apply to JACOB WKIL A CO., if? Dear*
liofiimt.
TpOU SALK—£'.l,(lOO—A NO. I U-STORY,
JU {••room fmino dwelllmr. gns. bath, und waters lot
ZixtZtt north imm on Mortroe-sui ijJ foot from cull*
fortilA*AT. This Is a bargain for snuio one. street
cars In one block, it wllfbe hlßhcr before it is lower!
lon cen tdo better! house is tn good ardor. T. U.
tpyp. IPiom Tfiru Msdlwm-it.-
TjIOU SALE-THE GREATEST BAR
JU -twin (iffnrml r«r-4j.<ru. ilia twwstory.brlck and
atone bnsemeiu house. le room*, modern Improve*
mom*, mono steps, barn jitnd lot Al South Corita-st.,
near tVnshJURUm. 12. UQUIJIUDUK A L'U..West
MadSomst.
.T7IOU SALK—NO. 8031. MICJUGAN-AV.,
JLI u Hue U'Blorr and.baiomont ttm*cliis« homo and
u*atorr brick bum. cheap■ and on easy term*. Apply
to JaLou WKII. A CO., 87 iJonrboni-sL
THOR SALK—FINK CORNER ON THE
JU South Blue for builder*. »!*WH foot at M per
loot. UH.MtV WAJ.I.KH, Jit. 107 l>OHrlK*.n»»t
’TT'OH SALE —CENTRAL BUSINESS
JU property. MwHito llULujoj. dome near non board
Ot Tffldu. TUMJit.NBUN. lo Metropolitan jlloult.
*l3lOll SALK-A FINE CORNER IN NEW
JC t . r«*W«i{Co district on .North Side. iUSNUV
WALLKH. Jit.; Hit Uonrborn»st..
• SUJiUUItAX HEA L ESTATE,
UENT-BIUCK HOUSE;
(euii water, tower, and trvest at Hyde fork;
Klfiyfcbt south or I'lfty-oltflUh-st.. on Washing*
ton-ur.l imu lUr loot on Mnrtlsotwtv., near Midway*
pitilMtiiL-vt UkJ foot on llydu l’nrk*ftv„ north or Puny
nlnth-st. entt front
, Two*Btory Kottilu houso on Wasblngton*itv.. west
front, near Hfiffourtn-eui uasy terms] and duOfool
on Drexol boulovard. turner Forty*tulrd*st.. with
a table lota. »». a. ui.mcii,
■ Uooat.. HU Dcarborn-sU
TjlOR SALE-AUCTION SALE OF 05
XI lou and »U cotmjtea and lata on Korty*aoTonth*
su.jiear Wcniwortb-av.
weiuhworthuv., near Forty*sevonth«it
■Atmmtc*sU near Kortysovonthiu
BcliooPst, near rorty*»ovontb**t.
•Tr«ey*av.. near Korty-s«rurin**t.
jOo Saturday, J uly 3U. at J p. m. sharp. on the around.
Terms, one-third cash, balance In uno and two years
at«percent.
TjIORSALE—HUMBOLDT BOULEVARD
XI —Ulcta will be received antu Aug. J for the pur*
chase (fur nil main of aw feet frontage a short dls*
tance west nr Maplewood l)e|>oi and near Mllwnu
aoe*nv. 'Tlioblifhost and best bid will be accepted,
subject to the .approval of the County Court of (Took
County. Title perfect] complete abstract furnished.
WM.O.COLE, Assignee Empire loaoranco Co., tin
Dcnrboni*at.
TBOR SALK—CHEAP—VERY DESIRA-
X? hie residence lots In Ijike View, two to Hve blocks
front stree'.«ciirs. «m Uivernuy. Wulfrnm and George*
sis., Shultield and Holinont*avs. J.ake water In (runt,
of every lot, McCONNHLL BUDS., Huoiu 10. Wand
Hit Washlngton-st.
T7IOK SALE-OLENCOK-LOTS ON THE
X* shore of Lake Michigan. til foot above lake, at
lit*) ouch, on f 4 monthly paycmmis! Rood schools,
churches, and cheap rulinmd turet will show lots free
anyday. IUA UltuW.N, lifLupollOHiu. Uoom4.
For sale-in south Chicago,
near tuxcbur,AvlUi,mcr.atm.railroads, 3 acres, 10
nt-res. '£> acres. Unnmlns In lota contmliy located.
Host Investment in. Cook County.: D. a, TAYLOU,
Ui7 Ueurbern»aU • . . . .
TTIOR SALE—AT LA GRANGE; SEVEN
JU mile* from Chicane, beautiful residence luM at
Co, IW, fti or I1U);. near hutul; 114 down, undtf
monthly. (1 won tbu undersold.) ihuva free.
Abtlmct/ree. IliA UHoWN. H.ILnBuUe-sU.Uoopj-1.
SOR SALE—IO ACRES SOUTH OKCITY,
-'close to depot. UiSNUT 'WALLBU, Jit., IU7
rborn»at. , ■ ■ . ■ ,
TTIOR SALE—3 'ACRES NEAR STOCK
JD Tardsi tfoitott lake water andrsewemaot lUM)
puracro. iTOMLlNMUN.l6MetropolUanlHock. .
T7H)R SALE-230 FEET IN ORIGINAL
JD flavonswood at 110 per foot.' .A F. UKAXJ, *i
Major Ulofit. • - . • - ,
TTIOR SALE-10 ACRES NEAR THE NEW
JU Chlcattu, llurllngion & Oulncr Cur Shops, HU per
acre. HKNIIV* WALI.KIt, JU.. lifr De»rborn«»t.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,
TpOir SALE-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
X? buuaeat Marquette, imko BU|*orlor.— I The sub
aertber. being about to chaneu bta residence.offers for
Beta hlsbouseiit Marquette. I*ake Bm>orlur.
The grounds uro tsi fuel front hr ISO feet deep, with
a perfect lawn and a very choice variety or accll
louictl abrubbery,
i The - house la thoroughly built of brown- stone,-
pointed, nlllt water and k&s laid on. and an excellent
lurußcu and opau Hre-placua, So better bouso ul Its
alio, or handsomer. or with bettor water-view. can be
found In tbo United Buttes, and this tastefully fur
nished. . ’ ■
■ Tneplseo will bo sold, with ail the furniture, ex
cerpt biMilm,' pictures,' linen, and sliver, for CJU.UU.
Half Utunmuunlcan rumaliiat 7 percent for an In
dutlnllo time If purubaiiur prefers. This is a rare op
portunity for any ono to obtain nn elegant country,
house In a pleasant and healthy locality, rundy for In
stant occupation, at a moderate coil, inaulry can bo
modu of Uie subscriber, or of the Hon, I'mer White,
of MarqueitOtMlch. ,; . A. A. HIrKA.
Marquette, Mich.
T7IOU SALE-FARMS -BY LEWIS *
JD KNOTT, Ituotus 0 aud U Harden Block, 00 Ran
dolpb-at.i
Me-acre farm In Walworth County. - Wla.i Improve
mums very uztonalvu, brick bouse coaling IMm, etc.,
living water, exceptionally line urcharuaiid siuall
Irultst ton acres heavy timber. Cheat) for cash or
will uxchupge fur good town or city property.
Fine stock or . ruin farm of tWncres3>s miles from
Hli-oii, Wts., und 3 from Ureun lutkei finely Improved
and well watered) very cheap for oaabt will toko In
part payment small farm or other good properly.
141 acres, tlmi Improvements, near Kingston, Green
LakuCounty. Wts. This farm la ,well swcknd. und
cun bo bought very cheap and on easy payments, or
will exchange for good property Hi or near Chicago.
TTIOR SAJiE—I'WRM—FIRST CLASS JMO
jKj acre farm In Will-Conmy near Joliet, now lu
lino auueof-oulllvalloot lino road.to town, plumy
wood and water. Apply tu owner, 1. LAMI'BBLL,
ptand HI ljteal.M-su,t?ulc«iiP. :
VAST- OFF VLOTUINQ.
A LL THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
XX - who wish P» sell cuil-off clothing.- carpets, and
IwualiißwlUdu welt by sondlpg orders tu our new
place. ulßute-su. the hbnfost place Hi our Itnu In the
City, I will pay 'a per cent mure than any. other
dealer. Wan tod. absolutely, duo ladles* dresses, tor
which 1 will pay the highest price In cash. Ueuem
berthe number, m Btato-su
A BETTER PLAGE TO BELL YOUR
Xjl ; caat*off clothing. carpets. etc., cunnot be found
than J.(Jollier's. AM . buuu-su. who pays tbu highest
cash price. Ladle*, attended to by Mra. J. Uelder.
kiail orders erouiptly attuafled to.
■■ MISVELLANEOUS. ■
A GENTS, IF.VOU WANT SOMETHING
X*. to sell fast In suiumor.-al) the people want lt~
pruilts bite, write ul once to the lloslqn iAmp Co.,adT
Washington st„ Heston, Mass. .Their new Imnip
Uuroor with Uiu Hyde Wick Atuebment makes kero*
sene limps burn evenly. .It baa two small band
wheals Ins lead nr one,—each wheel controlling a cor*
nor, lor one ball tbu wick, bellastslght. Klu any
lamp.. Turin*to aiepti, CL Cl, and ti.nl per dot. lie*
alt price w, ill. uud HI -cents, Bsmples seat to agents
forii cents... ■ .•• • • . •_
•VTOTICE—THE PUBLIC ARE NOTI-
J.l flud UiatUarruil Williams Uno lunger. In my
employ, and that 1 will not be responsible for any
bliishe may contract’or-contracts ho way make.
MAHTIN MCNULTV. ■ ■ *
rpwo BOY BABIES tFOR ADOPTXON-r
A Ward l>. Cook County Hospital ■ ■ ■
"IITANTED—AN ASSORTED STOCK Olf
TV • iiooda for Colorado trade from lAUU to tlfctuL
ptalo lowest cash price. Address 1.31. Tribune office.
WANTED-BUSINESS -OPPOKTUNI*
TV ly requiring moderate capital. Bute amount,
business.nad tuoauon. fll,'tribune otttce.
VAHTNIiIiS WANTKU.
T>AUTNKR WANTED WITH OAPX-
X, Ul to take an Interest In the monufi.a.urlug of a
commercial article that wilt uet lu cents per ikjuiiJi
sold to wholesale trad* and uanufaetu era uuiyi do*
mand unlimited. To parties muaulairbosines*. us
thorough an Investigation will be giveo^as tbey may
desire. Address V 4. Tribune ottce, for psraonsl In*
tervlew only. ■ •
PARTNER WANTED WITH 53.U00
casta In established win* aud liquor business, auto
qua paying! no flaks. Address KM, Tribune ulTloe. •
PATENTS,
.XTATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AB3OOIA*
Tl lion secure* paiepu.u*voai*,ot»L l**wnillu*
niton throughput tna U. B. given snecbsl oiteiiUon.
r, Ultle Ibmkuu I'uUmU" free. Ontcoai WJ Ciarfc.st..
JUiom 111. Cbleauo. Hl*, atid Ul> K-sU. Washington. I). (X
TROT^SIO^L x
A GOODRICH, A-n-ORNKY AT I,AW.
• U4‘i'osrl»jrn*st.vChicago. Advice freei Uyears'
exiiedeacu. iluilucss «tulvtiy oad IcgaUr uutuacud.
HELP.
Bookkeepers. Clerks. &a
■\ITANTKI) —8 Oil 10 FIRST-CLASS
Jr mulders, steady work And lon wages, to work
on nousa and railroad work. J. W. AMImUdIO ft
Cu.. Ht. Joseph. Mo,
TITANTED-A COMPETENT STENCH*
T-», ropherlor itenoral office work Id a Brain com*
»>«•>*»•. Must come well recommended.' Hal
ati *7Vh month. Address, with reference#, la V 7, Trib
une ofllro.
\{T ANTED—2T> EXPERIENCED COAL
TV . Minora atMlnonk. 111. l full work fcuarantfodi
WANTKU-A CARPET UPHOLSTER
eri i»nn who understands cutting, tutihir.'Hhd
layintf horderwa carpels und banning window shades
and riranurlß ß . Addrost ABUItftATUV. .NUitTIl *
UHItIMON. Kansas City. Mo.
rtf ANTKD-AFIRST-CLASS GROCERY
,VV fllcrk. M North Weile'it. • I*. WINUMUJ.i.KK
k t’Q. . .
WANTED - A: COOI) SHORTHAND
writer, und who la a good clear longhand writer
aim willing to workj to suen a party n permanent alt*
untlonguaranteed. • AddressKit.Tribune oittuo.
TtfANTED—(KH*I> HOY WHO HAS
TV <*.v|H>rlioieo In tho retail shoe business. Apply
between saud Pa. tn,.ntlf Kflwj.\lndlsun-st.
t\TANTKIJ-.V MAN,TO. AOT AS ,SU
t » pvrlmluudent In one of the largo dry-goods
|jmi«(’«mismte**i.j prefersomo one who has Peeu
connected with n tinn*elnM retail house in tho oltyt
party must not i»owfralil of work und Imre tho* ca*
pneitr of making others work. L'dnim'unfcaiiont
strictly umndonllat. Address KW, Tribune office. ■
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY - BY A
Innre who'e*aie «ohsb. a Mrsl*elaas Idll-elerkr
goiKi waaosto the rluhl onei none but thuan thor*
unp o{tlec° ~,CtCIU rtntl r,}11n1,16 nc ? fl WJ? Trlb*
WANTEII-AT .McdUIRE’S jrAIIIME
supply store, a dellycry und order oierkt ono
wno understands me enro of horaea. W Booth Canal.
WANTEU-A FIRST-CLASS RUOCEUV
HotrthCanal*9U t ’ >loUulre 9 »blp*suppiy tioru, tttf
THAtlBd.
TTTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS STONE*
Tv rtrwaer ui go out of town. Apply at 47 Wa*
huali-ar. -■ •
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS 3IACUIN IST
tV work un planer at Huda, in. Inquire at
iicima, wltenrinimHU..
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO SKT
Lake**!?* 1 ® or “ on Apply.to UK
WANTED-POLISHEU ON WALNUT
>Y moldings. SAMMU.NS.CLAUK &.CO., Jf7 mid
gtfi Kant Itmidolph-st. V
■MTANTED-JI TINNERS AND fl GOOD
TV soldcrera. MAVIhjLK Olioa..»ncanal-»t
Employment aobnoxxs.
WANTED— 'JUO LABORERS FOR Wis
consin: wage* II.Ti porday: free faro: lenroto
night, LimiSTIA.N Sc CO.. ttWHomh Wator-st.
WANTED— 1,000 LABORERS FOR COl^-
orado and Arininas wages fifth tnglpordart
cheap rare: Mu for other States and city work, ail l .5
tier dart free fare. CHIIIHTIAN A South
W ntor-il. and at il West Madlson-sf
Miscellaneous.
WANTED-ELEVATOR BOY TO RUN
passenger elevator four hour* each evening.
Apply to UKU. C. COUI'EK, Tribune Building, after
3 p. m.
WANTED-A COMPETENT. EXI'KIH
TV oneed lira man to conduct a well established
moMosture, branch of a larger house. Mlote ago. ref
erences, whether married or single, Address M L It,
Tribune office..
Tlf ANTED—MEN, 81 SAMPLES KllfiEi
T V -gki pur week guaranteed oncrvstlo|Kirsons on
small cajillaf with oor goods. Send stamp for papers.
.MEItUII.L Jt C*>. 37 and a> .North Clark-sl., Chicago.
WANTED-A TRAVELING SALES
man for Michigan and Indiana, one well ac
quainted with the dry-goods trade. J. W. ultlti-
WUI.D A UU.. lit Monroo-su
WANTED— TRAVELING SALESMEN
for printed wrapping paper. Stato experience,
reference, and terms. (Jooa field foru llro'man. v
13.Trlbum> office.
WANTED - SEVERAL GOOD PEN
men to write letter*; work may bo done at
home. Callatrtl Wabash-nr.
TIT ANTED- 100 LABORERS, . WITH
TV shovels. at now wire mill, comes Ashland and
Arenofars.rll.TS peraay. • .
WANTED-A FEW GOOD, LIVE.
TV active.energetic,mlddlo-ocomen tocanraasfor
life Insurance.' call at 111 East Uadlson-au. lloom 4.
U. L KKXVO.V manager. - ■ ■
WANTED—A GOOD BOY TO WORK
TV ' about u place In the country. Anply aflerliM
p. m. Monday, at bttriouin Hlark-st. Itoom H
TO 2tEfrT-H0 USES.
Koimx Bide.
rpo RENT-TWO-STORY. AND BASE
JL ment brick, 10 rooms, till conveniences: or would
renriMirtiPdoairabldparty and occupy balance. 1(17
llowo-st.. Poor Sophia. ■ ■
rro TIENT-FDRNISUED HOUSE ON
X Mlchlgan-nr., near 'i'lilrty-flrst-et. Apply to
MmuX L.l > BAliCK.tCDoatborn«»U • .
SUBURBAN.
rro BENT—AX ELEGANT S ÜBUBBAN
X home, partly furnished; house of 111 room* und !
all conveniences forcorofnrt; 10 acres of land, with'
fruit and shade trees. Address for ono week, with
references. X VE.Trttmnuonice.- . .
T} , BENT—A" WELL-FURNISHED, 8*
room house, two blocks north' or Austin depot i
large grounds und tine fruit and shade' trees; Imroo-’
rtlaUJ possession siren. Apply toA.U. ruitTKU,U3
Wshashur., Chicago. • -■
TO RENT-ROOMS,
South side. ’
rpo BENT-PLEASANT, COOL. FRONT
X rooms, nicely furnished,atW East Van Duron.
West side.
TO PARLOR*
flour, with all modern Improvements and use of
bath-room, la third story, alone-front brick building,
on Monroe-su. boiweon Paulina and Wood. Parties
wlthouteidldren BddresaotiM.Trltioooultlco. . -■
rpO BENT—BI,SO, Si, AND -SAGO—BOOMS
X fur gentlemen, light und cool, opposite Jailor*
sun Park. -HU West Adums-st. "
TO RENT—STORES, OFFICES, Ao
' ’ " BIOEES. ' 1
LA .SALLE-ST.. STOBE
X and basement; also second story of 39 and W l.n
Kalle-at..*Jxii6feok WM.C.DOW, Uoom« Tribune'
Uulldtng. . ■
rpo BENT-PART OP STOBE NO. 115
J. Frouklln-st. D. It. UE VOU.NO A CO., B 5 Wash
ing ton*st. . .
rpO KENT—9I4 AND 210 WASHINOTON-
X st.. corner of Franklin, double store und twin
monlt also, large second story rooais In .same build*
I tig well suited for wholesale business. WM. C. DOW,
Ituoma Tribune Dulldlng. ■
- . Offices. ••
rpo BENT-SEVEBAL DESIRABLE OP-
X - flees, single or on lalte. In the American Kz*
press Building, 7tl Monroe-su . .. •
MTnm.t.awßnna. >•?...
rpo RENT—MANUFACTURING ROOM;
X best lighted room in the city. aUxflUi wlmiuwa
four sides, and use of atean-elevatort steady, reliable
steam power. E. T. llAlilUß, IBi, UO, and Utf West
Monrou-su , . .
rpO BENT-BASEMENT AND PARLOR
X floors, completely furnlshedt price very reason*
able. Address FtM. Tribune otßoe.
IFAXTJSD--TO REST.
WANTED—TO RENT-BY AUCI. 7. BY
TV gentleman and wife imi children), small Buoror
throe or four rooms furnished fur light housekeep
ing! on North Bide, amt within ion minutes' walk of
Uush*st. bridge i private Jamlly. where nu.board
tn or lodgers aro taken, preferred, , Unquestionable
reference* glven'wnd required. Address, with full
IMriloiilar*. NUtiim terms, which moat bo verrrea*
sonnble. Lte. Tribune übicc.
WANTED TO RENT—I'IVt) JTATS, 0
VV orl roomseadh,oriioo*e oohUtning uto U
room*, adapted > for buusskeepmg.-br two small
famine*, modern Improvements,- wall located, .and
convenlontto »iresi-car», Hunt not to exceed MOper
month. Addrtm*. with full particular*, ft 41. Tribune.'
WANTED—'I*O ItENT-ANIOEUT
TV furnished room for two gentlsusen with a re*
•IHioiabie lamlln North tilde preferred. Undoubted
references given. Address rw. Tribune office.
\\7ANTK!)—TO RENT-TWO UNFUR*
TV nlabed room*.' Itoni not to exceed *IU. titata
location and uma. t. lx. Tribune olUce.
MUSiCAL INSTRUMENTS*
iSoir SALK— FINE TOnETToSk wood
JD • 'pianoforte. Trench Mllqu. overstrung wus, rich
uarvoulega andiyrutcpitldii: will sell for fiat with
■tool aud cover. MU tioutw J’ork-av., near Twenty*
mtb»*u ;
T YON & HEADY, STATE AND MON-
I J roetlc.. oßer an assortment-of second-hand
titelnway pUnoaata Utmalni also ,aeooud*hand el*
Suui and organs uf other makes at f» and upward*,
eware of bogus titelnway • pianos., ropreseotod
genuine titelnway Instruments. LYOn A UNALV,
time ami Moqrwfstm- .• <
QTOUV & CAM I*.
& riAWOb SSu^fiTATH-B'f.
GTECK UPKIOirr PIANOS. llAltUlNll-
Vfiisiiißaai.siga
UOUHKHOLW UOOUS,
UIUKNITUJIB OK 10 DOOMS FOR SAI.B,
Una 88IM. ••.■• •
VTO MODE DtIUS-ftCJSEP ROOMS.
a u,l - w ‘
r pfl EUiNKW FuWITUI(eC6mPANV.
JL lot‘and 6ui Weal &l%dtooa’CU< tall allhlnda of
tiouWboUl tfooda ou mooibty payoirnui low prloeli
caaytofm*. ' . * '
HOOKS,
jR pared Ui wallS ColuldMw/ib old vop»Ioo,*1io»*
Ink enaQKQ ia Unjruaee, punctuation. and italic* by;
teu'uV^tK^i'a 1 ;
pkiupgllsi lad.
HEL P.
DOMXSTtcd.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOU GEN
ii«rri*i|,n-iit <JUl,o,ror,t * f,orn,l,n P r °f #treU * lit 3» Went
WANTED-A dIRL FOR GENERAL
homework. Apply at :wil Unuid-lwolevard..
WANTED-A SWEDISH GIRL -FOR
aenornl hoMseworki must hen form trainer and
bVirn°-su 0n * two In family, Apply at Ssw South Dear-
WANTED-A TIDY mill, FOR OEM
WANTKD-FIRST-CLASS COOKAHT)
laundress at zm Sooth l*nrk-ar.
\\TANTKD-FIUST-CLASS COOK AND
} T aoonud girl. Call Wednesday,between to and I
o ('lock, at 2CW Mlchigan-ar, Heat references re*
quire (1. _ -
WANTED— GIRLS; ONE FOU KlTCli
cn and one for, secundwork. At aia Blate-9t.
* ‘ Ntfnsß*.
TtfANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE
TT eare of two children. rail atiwi Prairie**?.
EtIPLOYMEMr AOBV'TTBI.
WANTED -GOOD 'GERMAN ’ AND
Pcundlnarlan Kiris for Private famine# und
poarqlng-housea. o. uCiaKB'H office. HO Ml) waukoe-a v
MISOELIiANEOtTB.
To
,i f, sell needle packages, nocdlo cases, luces, em
broideries, bias milters. c«c.t II to II a day easily mado
-iniboclty. Urculars to country aaonts.on receiptor
Scents for iKwtago. C M. LinINUTON, 141 Wabash*
ar.. Chicago. .
WANTED-A OOOD COLORED ROY
TT ns Imuao-aorrant and waiter. Apply at Wind*
sor Uotol, Tribune Block. ■ _
\i)TANTKD-IN A LARGE HOOK-BiND-
Tr cry. woman renipnwnt to Superintend sheet
roomi roust tinro had injccantiry oxiiorlunco. Binto
whore laat employed. Ailpfiw |, s. Tribune offtce. ■
STTVATIOXS-MALK
BoomcßapßHs. Oobrks. etc. ■
(SITUATION WiVNTED -AS BILL
O clerk by n you nit man of 2lt wholesale bouse pre
ferred. Reference siren as to character. JM, Trib
une ortlco.
SITUATION WANTED—AS iiOOK
k»‘»*iwr, corresponding, or outry clerk bra young
ii"in who has worked ttiruo years In n National bank.
Cmi giro bestof reference. K 'l' l* JJ7Thlrty-Brtl-st.'
situation wasted—bv a mas
kj hired mi is it bookkeeper. nnd la-handy at any*
think. Loud references. Address li’ 20. Tribune.. .
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG
j man nr bounces experience. FH. Tribune office*
Trades.
QITUATJON WANTED-DY A FIRST
VJ class pattern maker and drauchumani ready for
engagement! capable of managmgu shop. Uostuf
relcrences. Address I'fti. Trllmno ntllcc.
CITUATION WANTED-BV A PRACTI
kJ cal man ns engineers stationary, locomotive. or
marlnoi city or country. K if. Tribune union.
Coachmen. Teamsters. «sca
CITUATION WANTED-BY SWEDISH
O youmt man m coachman: understand* the ram
of hunto* nnd carriages. Address K yi, Tribune office.
(SITUATION WANTED—fIY A NICE,
0 respectable colored man aa Hrat-vlaMcoaeuman.
1 irant a tlrst-elass place. Will make himself gen
ernllj’useful. Call at KB Third-av. ALKXAMIiKIt.
Miscellaneous.
GITUATION WANTED—INSOME GOOD
O business house by mi educated young raant good
undress, and not afratn to work. Small salary expect*
cd if cluinco for a rise. Address K iff. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-OF SOME
klndt hare had tiro Tears' experience In the grain
trado. Address l« 7. Tribune office. •
irrUATION WANTED—AS COPYIST.
> Address K U. Tribune omcc.
SIXUATIOSS-FEMALE,
Domestics.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A COJfPE-
O tontulrl to do genorol housowork or cook in a
prlraie family. Can giro good reference. Call, for
twoday*.at<cg West Taylor-st. . •
SITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO
Swedish girls as cook and second or general
work. CU Mllton-av.. up-stalro.
SITUATION WANTED-BY SWEDISH
girl to do second work. Call at KM MUtoo-av.-
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD
O Swedish girl In a idea family; cap do all kinds of
housework. Address ft? wesson-st. ■ ;
SITUATION WANTED-AS COOK IN A
orlroto fiimllrby a rospoetablu KngUaU person.
AodreoaM I. 1M Maxwell-at., nour Canal. ■
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD
(lormangtrt for general housework In a smull
Aroericnn family/ Call »HgT Uotlage Oruro-ar.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-
O class oouk, washer, und Iruner: has gut best of ref
urcncus. Apply at 110 East Oak-sU, Tuesday
morning.,
SITUATION WANTED—BY TWO GOOD
U glrlat one us cook und other ns second srtrlt t«-
getberor nopurato, In a private family. Cull or ad*
dress IDO Ewlng-st, West Bide, Ploaso call for tiro
■ days. _■ - ■ . - • ••
SEAMSTRESSES.
SITUATION 5 WANTED—PLAIN. 6EW
,kS lug. embroidery, fancy knitting. • and crochet
work by a young English woman. Can furnish hast
of references. Address M, r.-O. Hoc Ilf. llydo Park,
housekeepers.
QITUATION WANTED-AS WORKING
O housekeeper In a small famllyt no wash ng. lief*
erenco siren und required. Addresa D E, Burlington
Pust-OlPce, la. •• • r• ■ -
•. Employment Agencies.
| ITUATIONS WANTED - FAMILIES
I neodlnggoud Bcandlnarlan or German female
Ip supplied atO. DUfIKK'H 011100. IQ.» Mllwaukce-ar..
BOARDING AND LODGING,
SOUTH ' SIDE.
ELDBIDGE-OOUUT-FAMILY AND
XU single rooma, with board. near tho lake,. .
lOJ. itICHIG AN-AV.—THE BEAURI-
J «/tr ruga KcatAUmnt can accommodate a few
more taMe-bunrdura. Uospactublo gentle moo only;
1 AO(\ WABASH-AV.—PLEASANT AND
well-furnished rooms, at moderate prices;
flrat-clai* tntilu.
WANTED-TWO GENTLEMEN, OB
V V gentleman and wife, to room and board In a
private Jewish family| accommodations Hm-class;
lucuUunuu South Bide, near huslueaa imrUon. Ad*
dress LTB.Tritmueodlco. . '
North Side.
7 NORTH CLABK-ST.-BOAUD WITH
l room, HMJ to vr per week, with use of ptaoo.
Famished rooms, <IXO to It por week.
Hotels.
Hastings house, 10 to sa adams
■U—Cool, pleasant, and well furnished rooms.
who board, from tMMI to 111) per week; day board, |l
por weekt tropsletHa.ll.MJ per any. ■
QG IHENT HOUSE, 978 AND 280 STATE
aU—NewIy opened and refurnished; cool and
sant rooms, with board, from (d to (H por week.
ny board Hi transient <LfIU to H per day.
CT. JAMES HOTEL, no. HB. 120. and
t j IS Fl/th-ar.—gf uor dayi special rates to travel*
logmen. Haring just added and furnished up in
new rooms, wo can accommodate a few permauent
bo anient In giw»d rooms at reasonable rates.
WINDSOR EUROPEAN.HOTEL. TRIB
TV uoe lllock-ls the largest and best European
butelln tho clly.having HQ rooms, ranging frpm lMj
to W por day, according lo location. Thomson's res*
Inuritnt underneath. HAMUtfll. (HtKdSTU.V, Prop.
HOARD WANTED.
B~ OABD-ANO BOOM B i' A LITERARY
UnglUb laitjr with n nice private farallr at a mod*
entlorato, North tilde preferred. Very Illtlobome
durum the day. Adam* with term* li L, ilooin &
Ashland »)uek. ~ - ;. 1 .
OAHD—AND ROOM IN RE3PECT
abIe private family for gentleman,. Address,
aiming terms, VHl.TrlbunoHßlee.
BUSINESS VHANCES,
■Cion SALE-HALF INTEREST IN A
I» good paying machine-shop,. Uoat location In the
city. Vj. Tribuneoilice. ' . . . . .
ITicm BALK-AT A SACRIFICE—STOCK
) of well*seloctod groceries (ILfiuu)i well located!
no refuse steekt trade 040 to MU a dayj regular. more
and six forgo room* a bore, lease for au a month.
Will »ell cheap for .cash, or will exchange, oumue.
moo tiey *ome cash forgood residence or vacant lou
J. B. ItANNKT » 00.. lU Madlsun-st. •
I noil BADE-OIUAIt AND CANDY
■ store. No.PIUi Ulue l*Jand»nv.
GROCERY FOB SALE AT .LINCOLN,
huh.. Brat-class. tame and growing trade. Ad*
nfsM.j Vfithune omee. - - . •■••• ■.
rpo manufactubeus anu Byai
dp. nese*meo.~ltock Kell*. 111., located at iboJuno*
mh of the C.. U, A «*, 0. An. «•. and It. IU I. k tit.
L. Hallways, I* the largest manufacturing town of lu
aye In the West, aiuf uOor* unusual advantages to
Bsmuactururs of almost any.commodity. It-boXa
mo and enduring wowr*powoA which,.whan fully
developed, will support a city of anal) lohabUauU,
lu ratiwav facilities art) No. l rn every respect.
* Improved water-power fcr sale In large or.amaU
quantities et low uturut and on easy terms. Also,
room auu power to rent tor, Urge or stuttU bustaass.
;lu new brick building, very low. . _ . .
: Kvery possible encouragement u offered to menu*
fanureraandutberatuiooßtehtfre. • .
' tMtiut worth of unimproved *ater*power aud land
wlil be donated tui parties tuproviog,the tame.
Addroaa A. I'.tiMlTU. lloot vails, lib .
Iteltra to tbe management, of IbO (X. 11. X Q. It B.
Company. Vhlcago. lit
rpu - OAI ; iTAU3I'B, ETO,—A OE.S’TLE-
X uinn rucenilr from Kuruuo. aa (a*
volition lor taa eaeanor numufaciuro uf one of in#
.lirluulpel arilclu* of daily voniuiupUOD. wUnoa to ar*
iTinuonpartnorthtnwlioncavltaliU wbo wou d b*
wimmiiuiurDlstiliiouiwine-ttlKtnl IUWI to
for llto purpura of practically datuonairßilmf iba
Sroßl vamp uf the luvonUaa by a. prolUuluary Intro*
ucUQuufjltoartlclaouaanall acmle. Addreaa V ti.
Tribune olPea. 1 ■ ,
CIuUKrOYANTS, ....
‘ A DAK—WJZAIui OV HESTINV-TUH
'X\. Hfeautai Uvlim aairuloaer. cm weat Latent. __
A LL 11ECGMMKND MUS. FKAXK& Ml
Awtil Mailieoo'fli.i U»t BUtl*or on lore, iuarrU#«
lairnly, or busiuvaa trouble*. i*e»i 50 9«uu w ti.
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