• 
i __* 
.rr»r fis 
11 ,: 
nAdfxwm'w rafrra 
UrWf > :flir 
ipal Reassess 
• ^i passed in 
\ e Senate. 
ttfpf'f 
• 
ffel' 
on the Same 
p,*!,tH in. 
VOLUME 25. 
, (-Addition of .be 
J&lvj 
Question* 
fail Jn Civil Cases 
in the House. 
;Eiii5 
u 
P*^V_nK I' 
-
*lr»* , , 
I 
|-He i hu-ago rntan*. 
.. 
rhe Sonata, which 
„j effect of publishing 
, worked steadily this 
f, bi'l for ^ W l M W l M t 
Ix t-n lost or destroyed. I t 
}l,n iu. bein-,- shorter, and 
,f ira segment entirely in 
I 
10LU* 
n .mil take this one. 
l>! 
#** 
MI fci. •;»'»• 
the ,itt regulating the 
„riM«it the rules iu relation 
*J!ZBS _U>< payment for prop-
•jrrtnj. . 
VsKlTll. TAXATHW. 
IM passed to allow cities of not 
Z^d 
F*t'te «° impose a debt for 
* * ^ <>xree»lio#: 1 IW c*nt. 
This is 
' | Ottawa. 
,.H'IN IHi: IMWMt 
an «me bills on a third read-
were no sNoostans, 
be-in* 
• itwre 
, 
revised statute*, and put 
I***! failed to pass tlie "ill prohib-
• account of 
to change 
voting no. 
?£L'ninniBtfat»*rge, on 
,wT,f jwutlMf members. 
f^wtrtttery Cooini 
u i o s . 
ittarv cwunuttee will visit 
r«^Lweeneiude i t s investigations, 
fc'I * iwtmioay i*n!l reaily, report 
•"^Tn'f committed to them. 
i _ : » _ * iJ>e Executive entertains in 
!&«--*• ia MJ ***• * l t e r a n y e x -
-, ,ji 
unchanged, 
and if 
M4fv*o mh-reuttally encroached 
.neb hive been introduced 
-a:f Bieafhers. and which are in 
itterharter of Chicago, are i*a©-
L»a --ii-ui. arid, until they have 
. ..!,. riietn part of the 
," i- inadvisable to « » « • with 
;. 
lulls alone affected. If 
,-rti, •> senate bill to increase 
': ,,T^.-.t'>f rhe Peace, which 
i> 
worthless, 
because 
forth 
the 
amended 
.. 
. 
little 
House 
bill 
. »< 
.iu of >lu/.fns of oth-
. »tne; -Hows cities >f nut 
jdV'.i; • " certain rates of taxa-
. .>n:tl, would 
have to 
„.i-.eroftho city of Ot-
• ..»« world nut. m form, 
. - i l l . in consddera-
cuoa rcative to theamend-
a tha coiinitmiiua, it w*a 
(h 'bit Fuller had the 
» ,u\r e,._iinittee. 
-i n<»s. 
lake, and not Hawes, of 
>Mers did not ask 
' ees. 
v f!_».?_*_IO__«. 
ii V ;»•:._' \ this morning, were 
••. Doauiiiie. Dore. Eddy, 
Hiin:er »ic») J.wkson. J e * e t t , 
- -uiuou. 
Tmeher, 
;i 
.d>>ente«(» 
frOUl 
( o o l l 
UUMI. r.£..h i osts Senne. H e a -
a «i. •.a-v.xjfci'.s-
LC on >t>.< tir»t n>51-call, to-
.vsr>s, K.trrett, 
Berry, 
< arey. Tavan. OUrk of 
l I>1 Morgan, Cnn-
Init'H. I:.M:!. Klder, Foes, 
U.i*rn, 
H^dd^ld. 
Uitikox, 
j t,- of f'juwford. 
Kelly, 
El ia, MaElwee, McEwen, 
».Murri94>n of Monroe. 
Richard^B; kives, Roess-
- :.a-. shelton of War-
\ - uauui. 
•> kNU >\LARI6*. 
:<• on tV* ^nj Srtlarien h id 
uMa!<> im^tiffif 
last night. 
...v j>a>«-J by without action 
v 
• •. in to have forgotten 
I'MJT met. talked, and ad-
\ ntxi, -*.awu! deciding on a' 
:^'*n!ni-h nearer th«ir 
- 
• ing they would 
i a niiirvihun like y that the 
Z.M.J idoptrd will be ou.i dividing tae 
»-«.1. and grado.it-
i^ut'i^j lioubers of the com-
-. -ii.i^a, and )a«t o>ght 
I 
-.ietion lookuig to-
>f tb^ committee 
•-<..> i »U"tiier respe<?. An 
• >u-
auM 
<»• : t\: -
>A.t 
• J 
I 
reooiu-
lud-me tn regard 
;u Cook County. 
Ci^ o! X i.i i-.»ads of eiti-
t aea tuvtr dee<ls have 
« Uo v. ^ut •.; tono for A zuod-
•• jieutbers »f the eom-
i tlu: •., - . • :--c'.,r.iiun does 
.... ^iM-eiore ;aoy ttght 
l*a''! * 
• • are , right or 
- 
uijsts uo <unerence. 
la ;• it on itnord, and 
• shidl j»ay an 
I .on! -tut- it w. which the 
rounder, :md not 
— J: 
IUWUHJ m thna: 
- > ••ii..B.sv >oai^wa«-re, 
he ii>uHe t'oin-
-. A : * of its mem-
the iuHn>r»ABOe ot 
V. "* ' i:"' -tter..,|unai»le toohg-
"Wr 
• a taeui all, the 
O'-tl »\ r,- ; N; : i; M v, ^ 
: *.... me,-, iu the sen-
lation for the Uhi-
;^.^.. v..f, Uifct. 
Them 
u .«ome *'ua-
* - • '>f tile s4re*Cer 
. . -ti: iUV"i that they 
-> voted againnt 
• p.trt of the Btate 
: 
; *cuca of nit-m 
aent of property m 
- uiorning trom the 
w asuip Organi/.a-
auii alui(»at, tho adootiou 
-*: toniaiiHev. This brief 
ta.it this roa»ic*»-
wers who made 
'- » I'A U A - . - MOTS, who 
•y exteu.llag the 
f>r the constLtu-
": *- 
a-UU bv Mr. 
... 
•'beer had a 
. , : .iji-imal error. 
* 
• -toi1nB' taeolda^eess-
•j'tj'TTuC.yte. But 
..> u: «4« *> ''iaui, 
fciiS.'r0"' 
• 'H,; recolre a 
rt «hi town ufflceT'i 
•' 
aciwlsW. 
»7„ 
" wou:.! bare slipped 
ir-.,- as .'iber aioend-
-- .a noisy. 
-K WI.L 
J l»iii for referee* in 
• 
^ J . n th« Committee of 
Peepfe e ' M^ 
• ' •' -antral 
A»»cm-
"Whm .a* pauses : B coojrts of 
' .0,r-' 
> salt • ntered, it 
' 
.^T! aareeracnt 
>Ppoint oue or 
Min-- thr*^. who shall 
*'^"»y ua -uch oaiwe 
in 
s i t i n g , 
together 
«»s 
of 
i»w and 
court shall have power 
fHi, 
- of soeh re-
^•*»iT: ^r " ruiJ7 except to suoh 
l * » ^ T 
u*"''"*,-'a* !»• -Til and Aeter-
* V v f a "!" c v u r t ^aj". " » • « « -
-«. refer the oause 
. .K-lions. 
NoUoe 
"•»'• 
- • • - - " 
• Ovetpt.OUS a u d 
«T«i ' v*«^"c». shafl be g i - t u 
•«ec«jurt may prescribe. 
•if 7- 1* f-'iulred to attend 
^ « e k r e f e r e e s in the same man 
>' law in caseabe-
iby 
VII 
r»,. 
ii>.(,.. 
i 
t *v-
I _ • * 
KiUi 
nlation not exceeding w.oort to levy and oolleot 
Sural! 0fOr 
e o r p o r a t e »«r»»*«e«' Paased-ayes, 3 ^ 
fill—If Mil 9*4. eoneeratnir the appointment and 
reuio\al sf city oftieers in cities having more than 
ict»,ooo Inhabitants, etc.,—Mayor's bill,—was read 
H third time, and referred to the Committee ou 
HmiicipaJitiea. 
, 
Senate bill 9T8, to prohibit 
fishing on the en-
closed piemiees of another without leave, w a s 
n ad a third time.. 
' 
After another hour spent In discussing the hill, 
c u i t m i 
to 
t h e C o u » m i i l e « « 
Agri-
Senate 
bill ioo, in rog«rd to 
mills, mUl-
era. and dams, 
for miua 
and other ma-
I'hmery, 
and 
navigation, 
w a s taken 
u » 
on 
a 
resolution 
to 
reooasuier 
the 
vite 
by which it w a s lost. The bill passed—ayes, 31 • 
noes, 32. 
* 
Senate bill Kb. 5W, to provide for the reassess-
ment of pi<oi>ert>- where the records of assessment 
have been lost or destroyed, passed—ayes, 33 ; 
noes, 1. Senator Underwood voting no. 
Bill No. 295, to establish the salary of the Lien-
tenant Governor, fixing the amount 
attl,30O 
passed—ayes, 35: uoc*. i, Senator Bush 
votin? 
no. 
° 
Mr. L F 1 E R introduced a reeolntion 
askln? 
( ongress to pass a law authorising 
Postmasters 
to pay pensioners. 
Laid over. 
Mr. BUSH introduced a hill relating t o oon-
v e j a n c e s by married women. 
Referred to the 
Committee on the Judiciary. 
Mr. BA3S GS introduced a resolution instructing 
•the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the ex-
pedieney of establishing an office to be known as 
state Recorder, in whose office duplicate records 
of all matters relating to property should be 
kept. 
Mr. ORR introduced a resolution instructing 
the Judiciary Committee to report a bill to make 
return of unpaid taxes, and to authorize 
««ch 
Collectors to proceed to obtain judgment for such 
taxes. 
The resolution w a s adopted. 
Senate Bill 2T8, the Fish bill, w a s reported 
back with amendments, which were concurred 
In. 
Mr. WA8HBURNE 
obtained leave 
his vote on the new Assessment bill, 
making—ayes. 55; nays, 2. 
AFTERNOON SESSION. 
KEEK SCHOOL STSTfiM. 
The Senate was oocupledwthe greater pari of 
the afternoon session in listening to the reading 
of Senate Bill 37, to establish and • a r t a i a S a 
sysfeni of free schools. 
THK FISH M I A . 
A vote erdering the Senate bill 478, the " Fish 
bill.*! to be printed, was reconsidered, and the 
bill recommitted, being the third time the biii 
has been sent back. 
NEW BILLS. 
Mr. KERR introduced a bill to provide for the 
collection of revenue and sale of property for 
ncpaid taxes. Referred to the Committee on 
Revenue. 
Mr. FLAGG introduced a biB relating to elec-
tions. Referred to the Committee on Elections, 
w AEKHOiieK caMMigj&tosncss. 
A message was received from the Governor, 
announcing the appointment of Gustavus Kcer-
iier, Richard F. Mortgan. Jr.,andD. S. Hammond, 
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Railroads and Ware-
houses. 
/ 
AraOCRHSIKNT RBSOLOTtaW. 
Mr BISHOP ode red a resolution to adjourn 
from to-morrow at 3 p. m. to Moaday morning. 
The Sonate refused to suspend the rules to con-
sider the resolution. 
OTHKK » B W BILLS. 
Mr. EFLER introduced a bill to organize courts 
in cities having lo,tioo or more inhabitants. Re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary. 
Mr. MrXUI/TA introduced a bill to provide for 
the appointment of short-hand reporters in coarta 
of record. 
Referred to the Committee on tne 
Judiciary. 
GEOLOGICAL. 
Mr. HUNTER, from the Committee on Geology, 
reported back Senate hill 381, to purchase the 
fossil" remains of a mastodon, without 
mt cdation, which was laid on the table. 
AI'FOIXTMBNT. 
A message from the Governor, infonning the 
Senate of The appointment of Benj. F. Tomokins 
up Chief Inspector of Grain, was referred to the 
Committee on Railroads and Warehouses. 
FIBST READING OF BILLS. 
A number of Houae bills were read a first time, 
and appropriately referred. 
Adjourned. 
H O U S E OF- R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S . 
Sl-KCIAL COMMUTES AjlKOimCEAi. 
The chair announced as the Special Committee 
on the resolution relating to the tax on lumber, 
Messrs. Haines, Mason, Brown, of Massac, King, 
of Jersey, and Casey, of Jefferson. 
-*EW BILLS. -
Mr. CURTIS offered a bill to amend the chapter 
of the stat ntes on weights and measures. 
Mr. TAYLOR offered a bill to provide against 
the evils resulting from the sale of liquors. Sent 
to the special committee. 
CHICAGO AS8BSSMBKT BILL. 
The Committee on County and Township Or-
ganization reported back Humphrey's bill for a 
i»-asecssnjent in Cook County, with an amend-
ment, as follows: " Provided f u r t h e r , that said 
new a^sesionent m a y be made by the persons 
in office, 
and w h o acted as 
Assessors in 
making the original assessment; In case of their 
refusal then it shall be made the duty of their 
Rucevsscrs in office to proceed to make such new 
a-R> anient." 
Mr. HAINES thought no persona were more 
competent to restore the assessment than those 
who originally made it-
Mr. ROOT opposed it, since it was an attempt to 
exTcnd the term of office of certain officers. 
The amendment was lost, and the bill road a 
tecoml time. 
Mr. JONES, of Marshall, moved to reconsider 
the vote bv which the bill to fix the salaries of 
Judges of the Circuit Court and Superior Courts 
of Cook County w a s ordered to a third reading. 
Agreed to. 
~ .' 
m _ _ 
Mr. JONES moved to reduce the salary from 
14,000 to t3s(«0. 
_ 
The bilfwas sent to tho committee on Fees and 
Salaries. 
BIT LS PASSED. 
The bill in relation to drovers passed—ayes, 
123. 
The bill concerning bail in civil cases passed— 
aye*, lib; nays, 1. 
. 
. 
The bill in regard to marks and brands passed 
—aye?. 120; nays, a. 
. . 
. _•-._ 
The bill providing for the appointment of guar-
dhms for habitual drunkards by a Jndge of Cir-
cuit court,on the finding of jury, snoh guardians 
to take care of the property and also of the omJ-
dren, passed—yeas, 91; nays, 36. 
The bill to prevent nuisances on walls, fences 
etc., w a s passed—yeas, 106; mtys, IS. 
ATTKRNOON 
SESSION. 
SALAKr BILLS. 
Mr. NEECE offered a bill in regard to fees and 
salaries. 
, 
_ 
The bill in regard to the salaries of State offi-
cers was sent to the Committee on Fees and Sala-
rie**. 
THIRD READjafG OF BILLS. 
The bill for referees in common-Uw causes was 
ordered engrossed for a third reading, as was one 
to prescribe the mode of electing Directors of in-
corporated companies. 
KSTRATS. 
Senate bill to prohibit animals from running at 
large was formally disctlsoed, there being spine 
objections to the provision by which a vote of the 
inhabitants of any county is required to relieve it 
from the law, and many southern members gen-
erally opposed it just as it was. The bill was not 
pa »sod—yeas. 78; nays, 33. 
m • 
The vote was reconsidered, and its further con-
siderauon postponed till Wednesday week. 
FIBST MBADIKG OF BILLS. 
Mr. P H E L P S Introduced a bill giving the United 
States the right to obtain land ^ C h l o a f o w r Cus-
tom Hous*. A c , and ceding 
the Jurisdiction 
thereof, whioh was read a first time. 
The bill fixing the Lieutenant Governorsaalary 
w a s read a first time. 
— ..,.„• , . 
The Senate 
bill to increase the Jurisdiction of 
Justice* of the Peace was read a first time, and a 
long debate followed on the proposition to refer 
it to the'Judiciary Committee, which w a s toft. 
The Mil amending the law for the prevention 
of cruelty to animals passed—yeas. 9«; nays. 4. 
Tlio|hUl in regard to attachments before Jura-
ees ofthe Peace passed. 
.'._... _ _ 
The bill for attachments m courts of reoora was 
passed—;yea*,' 10i. 
Adjoarned. 
^ 
. 
THE 
tl« 
lie 
1 H* r to " : 
."la;. 
and such 
refereea 
:-stc-r oath9 to wit-
^StX?1"* 
of t n e cause, the 
**»»*»i*o 
Ufnt' 
, n , i 8 h a 1 1 
tox * • 
•-^Ol/iC. 
«:aonT t 
psity soeh fee*. 
s, as shall, In the 
•e -tsAJonakle and proper. 
a before referees 
nlJ \* .*ltQe
1
S8<-**. «*<* the 
njaZir *xlk't'its and papers In-
t ie report of the 
and form a part of 
- ^ 5 -
B* v* *'ludej .:i 
l S « l S L A T I V E . 
^JIATE. 
l ^ ^ T K K REPOKTS. 
1 • N o v 
J'^tttte'.t 
is.- Mr. NICHOLSON, 
Ui*i»e Af^cultaup©, reported 
«*»latog to farmer, and fruit-
> S u , t r ? P ,**» Committee on 
*«J«ck the bill to ascertain the 
*^4 I^wtuate evidence 
outs., which were concur-
"*>h^/, > I l l u^t«e on Educa-
-tita .iif ?* e a c u u r»se collegos, 
„ «tisT?r w Pooiag*. 
PSaJ 'JT
 tAR iNnRMAa*-. 
si5>»<diK^,,1*i,B»«« furnishing 
*m 
j r ^ T O s for the llbnois C^ariF 
Bdiir. 
^ . m a r y v a a read a third 
* ^ W w i ^ a b , ? * i e e 
o f * * • Cook 
"^^tiottal majorify-yeas, 19; 
D o r p **«aw aa)S Maw* i a e w J l l d M mt E.lt-
C»t»aMW»-Hl-l»edicsi»i*« a t m C » t h » -
C ' f c a r c k - T a w Pwita A » a l » * t atvftshmaa 
\omm* 
s i * O t h e r s — A t t a a a p t «• Q « * » h 
the I » d i c t a * o » « - A M * « w r 
» « « w . 
BALT L A K E , Nov. 26.—A despatch 
from Little 
Cottonwood, to-day, says: 
The «<>w on a le vei. 
is six feet deep. 
Residents of Alta City have to 
di?ihemselvos out of their a j e U t e y a 
*»*T« 
the house» are buried in saaw. gfco * ^ m » r ^ i 
tinues. A young man named Jenkins was ouriea 
bv a mow-slide, on Wednesday, near the mouth 
of the Wellington mine. 
He was dug out by the 
miners and buried on Thursday. 
Sovoral of the 
aHfiets. while working for thenbody. war© caught 
in Hides, and escaped with difficulty 
. . . 
The new Catholic Church of 8%. Mary Magda-
\(\ne In this city, was dedicated to-day ^ " n im-
oosin? ceremonies. Ajchlaehop Alfeniany, of 
C 
Frunciaco, Cal., officiated. The niunl^r of 
Roman V'atholics in this city ' I f ^ j T ^ ^ ™ 
In the"court, ttiii mornmg ^ o ^ ' J & g J " * ! 
Young, sfor" lewd and lascivious ooll»bi•a«o«,•, 
. v ^ i h e d up, and, upon a motion of the prose-
outmg attorney, was fixed for trial next Monday. 
Mr^empkted, for the defence, protested^against 
this 
order, 
on 
the 
ground 
t h a i - i t 
would bo impossible to have his client 
her at such shortnoticc. He asked for two weeks' 
dSay, whtoh was refnsed. H. B. Clawmm and O. 
E. Bales, on the same charge, filed pleae in abate-
ment upon the ifleealijr of the grand jury, 
which were overruled. 
^ J ^ " ™? * * ° " : ^ 
same charge, who was ordered to plead to-day 
could not appear, owing to sickneoa. 
charge against Brigham \ o»»Kt 
against W. Hickman, 
•«»<i h 
CHICAGO, WEDNESDA 
FOREIGN. 
Execution of Prominent Com-
munists at Versailles. 
Eight Student Resurrectionists 
Shot in Havana. 
i 
London Philanthropists to Donate a 
Fret LJhrary to Chicago. 
A State of Anarchy Prwafling Through-
out the Mexican Bepuhlic. 
pathjits are rapidly recovertni. 
ziticook distriot is still quarantined 
«l£Ti?,^ u ^ d r e o dollars was raised in the Oath 
V^SSS^S^'t,m Bundmy !»*.«*.«• 
—Oliver Ellsworth,of the manufacturing firm of 
%^ikJ2&&& & Co., of BloomtngtonJEll.; 
•tied suddenly of heart disease on Monday even-
ntJk 
H c X'?* 
HU iAd settler of McLean County, 
anava well known and respected business man. 
—The first section of the < narrow gauge rail-
road, from Leavenworth to Denver, is nearly 
S £ i ? H t ? 2 * " M l i . w 1 1 1 ""o^ opewrtton 
before the 
close of X>ecember. 
NUMBER 114, 
E 1 
»; 
BkttCE BILL. 
*»^eo. ^
^ to 
•"•WtlMMri-
reconaider 
. building a 
^wsissippi River ot Cape 
l^nrred to the Committee on 
T S . * ^ ^ ^ ' ? ? 0 t o l"e completion 
^ » C ^ f c
1 ! 0 U t l l « n Insane Asylum 
wis were read a aecond 
ILft**?boh' *?**:** 
e«» <rr 
JM'£** *o furnishing 
» ciut*<* statas 
^ ^ S h t S T L S :
c 
1^c«ui2Temoney-
"** on Finance-
eneral 
property on 
w rj^w:a« ctttos haying a pop. 
Besides the 
inmottnenta also 
L. Meo^haaa, 
Simon 
DdltonVG. D. Grant, Porter RockwcHanrf Wttham 
KimbailJr for the murder of Buck, at Warm 
Sprlnga in 1857. 
The court to now engaged 
in bearing the plea of Mr. Hempotead to quash 
the lndldSnemt on the following srounds: 
First, 
the grand jury imjwoperly deolgnated the ofienoe 
M murder in tha tlrat dagroe; aecond, that there 
i s no additional description of the defendants; 
third, there is no certatety in the allogatton or In 
ie date of tha offence; fourth, that the deceased 
is not-alleged to have been alive at the time of 
the alleged murder; fifth, there is allegation that 
the defendants conspired together, or that they 
WCTC . 
preset* * « t t d , 
aJ ) e t ,* n& 
°* 
w e r « 
acoessone» bdfor© t h e fact of the hilling of 
Buck; sixth, the uncertainty of the description of 
the means by which the killing was effected; 
seventh, that the names of the witnesses are not 
endorsed upon the indictment, as required by the 
statutes. 
A snow storm is raging hereto-day. The canons 
are supposed to be entirely blocked, and there 
ha* been no eonmjunieatieii since yesterday. 
It is said by Overton's friends that he will with-
draw the charge against Woodman and others of 
abdu ting his daughter. 
;' 
- 
' • 
"" 
JBej*awt#d ! . • • » •!* a JLaJxe S c h o o n e r 
witai 
a l l * a BaewdU 
I>ETBOIT, Nov. W-—It 
is reported that the 
schooner William Sanderson had gone down, with 
all hands, on Lake Ontario. No particulars The 
•t**naeraon was built in 135«, at Oswego«and was 
owned by Page & Debbie. She ola^OOd 1J I, with 
-sitoMe&pagtry. 
Ctreat alritsiia. y 
N E W 
Y O R K , NOV. W.--A letter from London 
states that at the meeting of the Anglo-American 
Aasociation, November 18, a scheme for present-
ing the nucleus of a free Ubrary t o Chicago w a s 
adopted. 
Communications approving of the plan, 
and offering assistance in Its execution, were re-
ceived from Disraeli, the Marquis of Lorne. 
Messrs. Foster, Arnold, Argyle, 
Carlyle, and 
others. The association is prejided over by 
Thomas Hughes, M. P. 
LOEDOK, Nov. 28.—The journals this 
morning 
refected the uneasiness which is eoneeajed b y no 
one with regard to the Friuce *f Wales, i t is rep-
£«*en»o tbat rumors are current at Windsor that 
the Prince was worse, and that much alarm Was 
felt at the castle. 
This, coupled 
with the 
announcement that tne Queen would probably 
remain all day at the Prince's residence, strength-
ened the impression that the crisis of the fever 
was at hand, but t h e latest bulletin states that 
the Prince was able to sleep during the night, and 
that the fever is lessening. 
1» is now announced that the illness of the Prin-
cess Alexandria is not serious. 
The Court Circular 
announces that the Queen, 
yeeterday, gave audience to Sir Edward Thorn-
ton, Minister to the United States. 
The telegraphic despatch recently foisted upon 
nearly all the newspapers of the kingdom, 
announcing 
the amalgamation of the lead-
ing 
railroad 
lines, 
is 
found 
t o 
be 
a forgery. 
The Directors of the Midland Railway 
Company have offered a largo reward for the de-
tection and arrest of the perpetrators. 
News-
papers comment upon the transaction in unquali-
fied 
terms. 
I t I s suggested that all 
news 
despatches undergo special registration at the 
oftices whore received, and that parties sending 
them be required to give a guarantee of good 
faith or evidence of authority to send 
news 
despatches, and other precautionary 
measures 
are recommended. 
B a l f t i a w . 
BHrssELS,NoT. 28.evenlng.-The agitation against 
the Ministry is unabated. 
Petitions to the King 
for the dismissal of the Ministers are pouring in 
from all points of the country. 
A n immense 
mass of people is assembled in front ot the 
Palais de la Nation. 
The appearance of the 
multitude ia throat cuing, but a strong force of 
troops i* on the ground, and although they do 
not attempt t o disperse the crowd, they have so 
far succeeded in preventing violence to persons or 
destruction to property. 
Cries of "Resign, re-
sign," are heard on every side of the palace. The 
temper of the people is dangerous, and the situa-
tion critical. The impressiomis that the Minis-
ters will yield and tender their resignations to 
the King. 
Frsuace. 
PARIS, Nov. 28.—There w a s an agitation in this 
city t o d a y over the expected fate of the Com-
munists. 
Influences were used to seoure the 
pardon of Rossel, but they were unavailing, as a 
despatch from Versailles announced that Rossel 
and two of his companions had been shot. 
PAKIS, NOV. 28.—The Commune prisoners, Ros-
sel, Ferre, and Bourgeoise, were taken to the 
eamp of Satara, the place of execution, under a 
strong escort. A hollow square was formed by 
the troops, at one end of which the prisoners 
were placed. The behavior of the three men was 
most courageous. The soldiers approached to 
blindfold them, but Ferre refused to allow the 
bandage to be placed over his eyes, declaring that 
he should look nis executioners in the face. At 7 
o'clock the company detailed for duty advanced 
and fired. Rossel fell at the first discharge, and 
w a s instantly killed. The bullets did not take 
immediate effect upon the others, and as they 
were writhing, the same shooting party, in obe-
dience to instructions, came up with pistols, gave 
them the coup dc grace, and put them out of their 
anony. 
The bodies were then placed in plain 
coffins and immediately removed. 
The execution 
took place in the presence of 3,000 troops. A pro-
found sensation w a s produced through tho oily 
by the detail* of the death of young Rossel, who 
is much lamented. 
W a t 
l a d i e s . 
H A v A B A , Nov. 28.—At 1 o'clock, this afternoon, 
the finding of the court martial, which w a i con-
vened to try the medical students who* demol-
ished the grave of Gonzalo Costanon, was an-
nounced from tho balcony of Acting Captain Gen-
eral Crespas' palace. 
Bight of the students, who 
were found most guilty, were sentenced to be shot 
at 4 o'clock 
this afternoon at the Punta. The 
others were sentenced to four and six years, im-
prisonment 
in the Penitentiary. All 
these 
sentenced 
to 
death 
were 
over 
18 
years 
of 
age. 
The 
execution 
of 
the 
condemned prisoners took place at the specified 
hour. 
They met their death with 
resignation, 
and expressed regret at having 
committed the 
act for which they died. 
Great 
excitement prevailed throughout the 
city during the day, ana business was suspended; 
but at this hour, 6 p. m., all is quiet,. 
Captain General Valmaseda, w h o w a s yester-
day at Juearo, is expected to arrive in Havana 
during the afternoon. 
He publishes a proclama-
tion to the volunteers, promising that the guilty 
^hall be punished, and charging the recent events 
to the machination of Laborantes. 
M e x i c o . 
N E W Y O R E , Nov. 28.—Intelligence from Mexico 
states that the Governor of Tamaqual 
wants 
Mo.ooo for war expenses and to organize a na-
tional guard. The people oppose the loan. 
Four 
thousand government troo->s are nearing Saltilio 
to raise the siege. 
Cortina had appropriated the 
pay of the government troops at Camargo to him-
self, causing a revolt and the disbanding of the 
troops. A general revolt is expected against the 
government on the 1st ol December. 
CITY OF M E X I C O , NOV. 19, r»a H A V A N A NOV. 28. 
—A state of anarchy prevails throughout the en-
tire republic. The. journals are filled with ac-
counts of pronunciamentos and the troops are 
growing revolutionary. General Porflrs Diaz has 
I'onuei vy pronounced, and is backed by the Legis-
lature of the State of Oaxaca, which has decreed 
to return to its o w n sovereignty. The greater 
part of the army is distrusted. 
The Hiale of the 18th says that 
Juarez w a s 
closeted with the Aoncrtcan Minister on the .night 
of the 17th, who advised the President to change 
his Cabinet. The report caused|great sensation. 
The people are expressing fears of American in-
terventiao. 
_ _. 
Positive assurances 
are given of 
Cabinet 
changes in the beginning of December. It is rn-
moured that Senor M. Romero will soon go t o 
Washington, but whether officially or net is un-
known. It is again reported that Mexico will try 
to raise a loan in the United States. 
General Texon was arrested at Vera Cruz by 
order of Juarez, but escaped to La Puebla, and 
thonce he went to Oaxaca. 
Palaoio is spoken of as Provisional Governor of 
Nneva Laon, where the Juarists are gaining 
strength. 
: 
.. 
. . . . . _, 
Vldal Castiuora announced on the 13th. in Con-
gress, that he w a s authorized to state by the 
LerdiaU party that they do not sympathize with 
either Diae or the government, but will remaiu 
neutral and tight both the government and the 
revolutionists. 
' 
, _ . 
. 
General Negrete has abandoned Diaz and gone 
to Sierra de Zacapoaxstla. A manifesto issued by 
Diaz meets with poor response. It Is reported 
that the brother* Diaz disagree, Porflris and his 
army favoring Bonitze as Governor instead of 
Felix Diaz. 
_ . „ _ A 
• H A V A N A , Nov. aa.-Thrce n«K«>c» * £ * * £ at-
tempted to a*assinate an officer of the volunteer 
artillery. 
They did not succeed i n their design, 
though the officer w a s seriously wounded by a 
dagger. T h e act of the negroes w a s witnessed 
by numberleas persona who attacked and killed 
O e n a a a y . 
BEULIK, Nov. 28.-The Chamber of Deputies of 
the Prussian Inet effected an orgairiaafton to-
dav. 
Forkenbecl was oleoted President, and 
Rotller First Vice President. 
- - 
• • 
— 
I t a l y . 
N E W 
Y O R K . N o v . M . - A special 
W ^ * * * * 
says: 
' Victor Emanuoi w a s received witti tee-
mendouaenthusiasm, iTy the Italian 
£ & £ * * 
iu his address he onfd that the work to which hs 
had devoted his life time w a s completod, w a a a n 
intimation that thore w a s a neceaslty tor ^ncfi -
ting the Vatican, which was coldly recei-ed. 
t the conclusion of the ceremonies o f the open-
he was caUed to the oaicony 
The city w a s grandly 
e Pc 
atini; 
At 
ing of Parliament, 
twice bv the populace. 
illuminated in the evening. 
soled by the priests." 
The Pope was con-
I 
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.HENRV. hov. 2 | . - T h e lock in the dam h e r e t o 
w ' « " completed that the first twelve oat of a 
rif.wi,.u/ ^
^ 
*$ n»i •M>»t8 k * v * J w t passed 
rhiough. The lock admits twelve boats at once, 
i he work is a perfect 
sucwess. The gates and 
a S r ^ E H * " 1 ? t h * 1 entire satisfaction of Comuiis-
5&2ST vilt'- * n e , was present, and D. C. James, 
£ ! £ ? • ^ B i n e e r in charge. The fleet will.. Leave 
liere to-morrow for down the river. This great 
wprk doubles the length, commerce, and irapor-
tapnee of the Illinois and Michigan CaBal 
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WtHt Madison-st, 20XM0, near Aberdeen. 
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Park-av., ictotao. near Wood. 
Snperidr.st..~, 60X125, near Cas*. 
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IOdiana-st., 60x400, aear Cass. 
boutli Park-av., uuxias; corner Thirtr-tldrd.st. 
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LANTTY'S STATIONARY 
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* t Very cheap. 
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W> ft corner State and Twenty-ilfth-st*. 
•»> it on West Randolph, between Union and Hal-
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it* ft on ludiana-av., north ot Thirtieth-st. 
4 acres adjoining Boomer's midge work*. 
"jxl^1 ft cornerchieago-av. and Dearborn-st*. 
- hrick houses, 10 rooms each, oa Park-av-, near Ro-
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tTii|)n Park. 
. ^ligio? ft ou Charles i>laee, near Wells st, 
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KERR DAVISON & WELCH, Room, i Welch's 
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I50R 
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."ashington mpx 
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mediately. Apply at 150 West 
CAMPBELL BROS. ^ 
a* 
FOR SALE-THREE COTTAGES ON LEASED 
igromid. centmlly located, olieap. 
Brick houie 
and barn i>n Fuileiton-ay, one on West Waotiington.st, 
one ou Jackson-st; staro on leased lot, Habtted-st 
cheap. Inquire of fO. LEONARD, 46 South Canal st. 
&^sXLB^ATA¥lfeAT'sACRTFl 
story aw rble-front house and tot. 
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•<T.B.|SCOyEL, 537 Wabash-nv. 
F
OR SALE- ~ 
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!«~A FOUR 
nly #»,0oo, if 
oywy respect. 
F°n. 
VALUABLE 
PROPERTY AT A 
A good cottage of 9 rooms on West 
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«tixl90to alley. Title good. Terms easy. 
Or would 
sell hoiue and lease lot for 3 or 5 years. 
CULVER A 
IIOVEY, 108 West Washington-st. 
SALE - INDIANA.AV. —NEW"" 2-STORY 
'and basement nuirble-front house, 12 rooms, and 
lot 2,TIXU0 feet, ou Indiana av., near Fomteeath-st.; im-
medhite possession; terms, *3,000 cash, is.oao in six 
moijtjbs, balance hi thre^ years. 
S N Y D K R A L E * . 
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1JK1R SALE—WABASlf-AV.—seXlTi"FEBT ON 
1 
Wabasii-av., north ot Thirty-fifth-st., 
Doaglas-
nlftcii SNYDER A LEE, Real Estate Agents, No. 14 
Wixofa's Building, northeast comer of Monroe sod 
LaSalle-sts. 
F
)R 
SALK—JAOKSON-ST.-NEAT*- 
FRAME 
house of 7 rooms, and lot, I u . 780 West Jackson st., 
botwten Winchester and Rohrfy-st*; early possession. 
SNYDER A LEE, Real Estate Agents, Mo. 14 Nix-
on's Building^ ___ 
_ _ 
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TtJoR SALE-JftANOOLPn-ST:- auj FElfiF FRONT 
JT by 180 foet, north side of Randwipu «•., o»-t w.^~ 
Weill and Franklin. SNYDKRALKK, Real Estate 
AgenRs, No. 14 Nixon's BuilUiivg, northeaat corner of 
Monroe and LaSalle-at3. 
F
~ O R SALE-OR EXCHANGE-LARHABEE-ST.; 
choke business l««t. 
Snnerior-st, thwirable lot. 
WTU sell cheap tor cash, or exchange for cottages and 
lots <m West ' 
lfadisoii-st. 
jidc. R. O. GOODWILLia, 13S West 
fJlOR SALE-OOOD. HOUSES, LONG 
LKASE8-
JC*E stores and dwellings, Lake-st. near Wood, ei.bOO. 
Franu: dwelling, Green-st. » years' lease, |S,0W. 
Cottage, JaiXMOD St., near Halsted, »i,050. 
- K. o. GOODWILL1E, 133 West Madison-st. 
F
OR SALE—REST BARGAIP? ITS OHH AGO 
Choice lot. Walnut St.. no" woo<i. :*1,300 cash, or 
gl.ROOeai.v terms, if tatp» 
good tide. R. G* ^ c 
stui-st- 
_ 
flARGATNc 
at once; full a 
ODWILLIE, 133 t 
tract ami 
est Modi-
3?R SALK*-GREATSACRIFICE—EASY TERMS 
' —Prle.*.t>laee. near Halsted-at., fine cottage, good 
R. G. G O O D W I L E I E , 133 
planers, sash ticker and moulder, n W , a 
aad mortising machines, 36 Canal-st, 
ROP, Agent. 
l-'.'ug, 
lot, $2,600, only £l,t00 down; 
"West Madison-st. 
F
OR KALE—A FIRST-CLASS 
SECOND-HAND 
double exhaust-port, ao-inch stroke, 914 inch cyl-
inder engine and fixtures. Price very low, by A. T. 
CROSS, Lyons, Iowa. 
. 
^ 
I
30R SALE-STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS 
" of all sir.es, new and second-haad, portable and 
stationary. W. MCGREGOR, No. 23 South Canal-st. 
I
^OR S A L E - A THREE RE-V^OfTUTION TAYLOR 
1 printing press. Is in good condition, and can bo 
seen running at the Tribune ottice, 13 Canal-st. 
-iiOR 
S A L E - A 
75-HORSE POWER 
ENGINE. 
JC 
with two new boilers, 14 feet in length by 4S inch-
es in diameter, ^ ith Are front and all connections 
ready for use, for sale cheap. Call or address 903 Iudi 
ima-av. 
F
~ OR SALE C H E A P - U T R I G H T STEAM 
BUtL 
er, eight horse power, aud a copper cylinder. Also 
shingles and lumber to bnild a house 22x30, at 72 i'or-
rest-av. 
. 
fi 
REENWrOOD*8 STAVE-HEADING AND SHIN 
v3T gle machinor>* at Rochestt*Manufacturing Com 
pany. H. G. WORMEB,* Manager, 37 and «»'South 
Canal-st^ 
P
ORTABLE 
AND (STATIONARY 
ENGINES 
and saw saw-mills. Contracts taken to furnish all 
classes of machinery at Rochester Machinery Manu-
facturing Company. H. G. WORMER, Manager, 37 
and 3» South Canal-st. 
S
~VRFACERST"PFANKR A N D MATCHER MA-
chines, Resawers aud Wood Lathes, at the ma-
chiaeiy depot of W. A. JAMES A CO., 113 Fulton-st. 
S
ASH AND DOOR MACHlNHBY—A FCLL LOTS 
of H. B. Smith's on hand. W. A JAMES A CO., 
113 Fulton-st. 
S
TEAM ENGfjfES-A LARGE STOCK ON HAND 
at 118 Fulton st. W. A. JAMES A CO. 
T
OMPKINS' 
CHAMPION 
MOULDING MA-
cldne, with inside heads, at Rochester Machinery 
Manufacturing company. H. G. WORMER, Mana-
ger, 37 ami ;<i> Soutji Canal-st. 
* 
. 
T
O M P K I N H ' T L A N E R S AND MATCHERS, THE 
lH*t in use, at Rochester Machinery Manufactur-
ing Company. H. G. WORMER, Manager, 37 and o9 
South Canafst. 
" 
. 
I
llOR RALE-NORTH SIDK PR(J4'KRT^ . 
1 S; W. cor. Rush and Indiana-sts., 75x100 ft. 
j N. E. cor. Indiana and Cusasts..60x100 ft. 
I N. E. cor. Pine and Mlehlgan-sts., 100x100 ft. 
1 N. W, cor. North Clark-st andBeldiiig-av., Wxl vi it. 
j N. W. cor. Budh and Kiazie-sts, 20x80 ft. 
! Obio-at, East of Rush-et, sa,xl00 ft. 
Ontario-st. East of Pine St., 30x100 ft. 
Michwim-st, 100 ft. East of Pine-st., 40xli>>i ft. 
Small cash payments once iu 8 years at 7 per cent. 
J. ESAIAS WARRB:N, 41S Michigan^v. 
F
OB 
clans bus 
8 A L E - 0 N 10 YEARS T I M E - A 
FIRST-
^incss corner for wholesale purpeae.-j, tot. Tax 
1<*1. Tie own«r 
.iu reWiildiiig. 
av. 
co^_ 
vi'ill join with purchaser aud "loan $30,000 
GOODRICH & AVERT, 3 * Wabash 
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. 
I
^ O r t ^ ' s ^ x ^ - O R ^ ' ^ K ^ ^ 
' houses, lots, and farms cheap, on easy tonus ;,will 
! exchange for citv property. 
Information given from 
id to i! at aOO State-st., by tho owner, O. J. filfOUGI 
—» 
eOUllTRY^EAjr^EMAjrai^ 
S A L E - O R 
E X C H A N G E - 3 2 0 
ACRES I N 
F°Brown Conutv, Kmtmr' JMO." G. NIOIIOLSON, 
Real Estate at^^'W*N^ e n 1 t' M E ; g t Harrison s t 
F
~ O R S A L E ^ A N I C W L T T T L E FARM ^ 
FORTY 
acres, in good condttisu; neai' arcity and railroad. 
)wner w;mts money and will givt 
*eek. R. KENNEDY A CO., Real 1 
'•Vest kladison-st. 
a bargain this 
<tatO Agents 133 
• " / • • 
REAL ESTATE WANTED. 
THE 
busi-
ness lots. WTe havereadv "buyers for anything that is 
< heap. E. A. LINN A CO;. Real Eatato Agents, No. 
25 E. Rinzie-st., Chicago. 
" S E V E R A l i LOTS IN THE BURN ED 
South iWatcr-sts, 
will paly cash'er exchange houses and lotskai th» West 
apide. SPROGLK & ROUNDS, lutt \V. Madison. 
TO B E N T - T W O F U K N I S H E D F R O N T ROOMS, 
^tttogandbecrooni, for gentiemaa only. Apply at 
T
O RENT-TWO PLEASA NT ROOMS, TO GEN-
tleteen, Without board, at 395 Wabaah-av. 
TO R E N T - O N E OR TWO ROOMS IN A PRL 
vate family, furnished or unfurnished, without 
board, »4» Calumet av. 
-
TO RENT-FOUR OR FIVE SPLENDID ROOMS, 
s 5 ? S ? , £ i o r housekeeping for a small family. Ad-
dreas M B, Tribune office, giving references, 
OHO R E N T - F I V E ROOMS, PANTRY, CLOSET. 
M. and basement, 42 Cottage-place, between Thirty-
lirst and Tfalrty-seoecd-sts., east of Cottage Grove. 
TO RENT—FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM AT 
S.4 Wabash-av., up stairs. 
T
O RENT-
- ^R?!™J^L006 * r * w o gentlemen, witnout hoard, at 
PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT 
-lie Or tWO B-entlnnmii 
u-itiuml I 
424 West VanBurea-st. 
m O RENT-LODGING ROOMS, FOR ONE OR 
A two gentlemen, on finrt or second floor, double 
brick house, well furnished, at 41 south Carpenter-st. 
1G 
RENT —"FURNISHED 
AND 
UNFUR*-
i nished room*, with or without board; terms rea 
talile, at847 West Monroe-st. 
R E N T - N E W 
BASEMENT, 
20x44 F E E ! 
under dwelling house 14 North Haisted-st. *w 
per month till next May, JORDAN. 
sot 
Rp.O 
I 
l 
— 
S B " 
TO RENT-HOUSES. 
WO 
RENT—TWO FURNISHED. ASb" eVNE^UIT 
X 
fnrnishod tti-st class house near Union Park. 
One nice 6-rooni cottage on Thirty-iirst-st, at |15 
per month, and tsoo worth of furniture in it for |fi50. 
Goed new cottage and first-class houses In Evans-
toif, H igliland Park, and Winetka tor (10 to * » per 
month, and one famished at #40 -, aU near the depot 
and convenient to the city. 
Goed two-story house, with lot, on West Side, for 
t*.m -200 cash and «W> a n month, 
^ 
No, 69 .North 
liesplaines-st, two-story bnildlng, 
Kuitable foi commission Louse, with 3 1-2-year paid-up 
iea>e, tor sale cheap. 
Two new cottages, four blocks from railroad, at 
|i.(CO-• $200 down and ^15 per month. 
Lots in burnt distriot for residence, manufacturing, 
or business purposes, for sale or rent at reasonable 
rates. CULVER A HOVEY, 109 West Washington. 
NEAR 
LEAVITT, 
10 rooms, modern im 
provements, and finely finished; very cheap to the 
right party. location first class. Possession given at 
once. W.T\ CUSHI'NG, Real Estate Agent, 204 West 
Madiw>n-6tu Room* 5 and 6. 
f p o ' RENT^CHFAP—A 2 STORY BRICK AND 
JL basement, on West Side, near business centre, and 
nice furniture fur sale. Inquire of S. 8ALAMON, 210 
West Randolph-at., between 12 and I o'clock p. m. 
""O RENT—ANT) FURNITURE FOR SALE—A 
very desirallc, hirge cottage hoaso, completely 
nmiifhed, 220 Ponth Green -St.; foruiture nearly new. 
Api>i|- on pivmiee*. 
-NEW 
TO RENT—MONROE-ST., 
line2-story house, with 
T 
| W R E N T - O R 
F O R S A L E -
HI1 
X dwelling, 1385 Wabash-av., all modern improve-
ments ; rent $800 per annum -, will sell at $8,500. 
L1AM PORT, 912 Michigan-av. 
TEN-ROOM 
provc-
WIL, 
IIO RRNT—FROM NOV. 
completely furnished 30 UNTIL APRIL 30, A 
dwelling, owftejtifaa; 10 
any time. 
T
~ O " R E N T ^ 9 » A RESBONSIBLE PARTY, TWO 
story and basement brick house, 10 rooms, with 
furuaso and gas fixtures. No. 710 Monroe-st. near Lin-
coln -, rent $75 per month. 
J. H. KEELER, 2fr2 Hal-
steil St., corner Harrison. 
T
~ 0 
RENT—A GOOD BRICK DWELLING OF 
1# rooms with all modern Improvements, on Lake-
ay. ; chcar rent; some nice furniture for sale, at a bar-
gain. R.KENNEDY A CO 
133 West Madison-st. 
Real Estito Brokers, 
rr\0 
RENT—A 
FURNISHED 
COTTAGE CON-
X tainin'g 8 rooms, with large lot and good barn; con-
venient to cars; one of the most conveniently arranged 
and desirable homes on tho West Side ; will be rented, 
until May l. to a small faniilv. Rent, $60 per month; 
possession given December l. Apply at 730 Ftdton-st. 
T
O' RENT^HOUSH 921 WABASH-AV^ TEN 
rooms, or parlors alone, for business; furnace and 
hot and cold water. C. T. TRKGO., 63 South Canal-
at., or, in the evening, at 1017 Wabash ar. 
* 
rilO BENT—WESTERN-AV.. CORNER ERIE ST., 
X 
cottage. (18; cottage in village of Austiu, §20. R. 
G. GOODWILLIE. 133 West Madison-st. 
T
O RENT—2-STORY AND BASE>rENT BRICK 
house, with all modern improvements, at a mode-
rate rent, and furniture complete .for sale. 
Good loca-
tion, South Side. Apply to DAVID INNESS cara ol 
.LA. A. H. F. Griswold, »!>;> Michigan-av. 
Ittg, lUeTilBa MICHIGAN-AV. 
Two " 
m O RENT—NOS 
X 
marble houses. 
'wo houses for sale, easy terms, 
SIMEON MEARS, 609 Wabash-av. 
mo 
front hou 
month 
Canal-. 
RENT-ON 
VINCENNESAV., 
NEAR 
Ut)uglas-j)lace, three 2-story and basement stone. 
ics. with_pll .modera cpnvemenc*s.__$05por 
lae 
A] pl>ly to JOHN C. NEELY, 30 and 32 South 
BOARDING AND LODGING." 
T « f TWENTY -NINTH.ST.—BETWEEN PRAI-
X O O rio and Calumet avs.; com tort, and economy; 
furnished rooms, with full or partial board, to adults 
only. 
. 
O O K 
W A S H I N G T O N . S T . — O N E 
U N F W R N I S H 
aOOt) niahed and afuraished room, to rent, on rea-
sonable teams. A few day boarders accommodated. 
BU%EN-ST.-
board; 
lioaritera accommodated. 
O O O WEST VAN 
iyUtmi 
nished room, with 
-NICELY FUR-
also a few day 
O A A 
W E S T MONROE-ST.—A N E A T P L E A S -
0 4 4 ant room, with board for two, gentleman and 
lady or two gouts. 
W
A N T E D - - 1 0 0 RESIDENCE LOTS ' (tjN 
North Side, for our customers; also^ few 
WTAISTED-
T T District between Harrison and 
ANTED-A FLYW'HEFL; HUB SLITAB*-'. 
- •** 
*.o wtigb from 16 to22tons, 
Apply to NORTON & CO., 
diameter 23 to 25 feet. 
Oriental Mills, Chicago. 
" W E 
HAVE 
hangings. 
plete 
and 
PATTERNS FOR OVERHEAD 
with 
self-oiling 
boxes. » com-
nest 'oi pnlley-patterns up to 38 " ^ " S T 
are 
prepared to take 
orders for share-
ing 
with 
couplings, 
and 
other 
niathmt. 
foundry, and wood-shop work immediately. A'so can 
make woodworking machinery. A few 8 and iu noise 
portable engines on hand of our own m a n u ™i i ,,"; 
Also horse tread-powers, saw frames, ana a»w« 
sawing wood. J. I. CASE A CO., Bacine. Wis. 
for. 
F
OR HALE-RENDERING KETTLES-1 WBjH; 
kettle. I 4 bri- kettle. A s good as new. inquire 
at 53fi Archer av. Chicago. 
— 
F
OR SALE-ON RASY TERMS-A 
STOCK^OP 
agricultural imptomenta in Kansas ury. * J L ^ £ 1 
itabliahsd in Western Missouri »% J* 0*^"™ 
avoid«d. 
Box 1087. 
mSCEL^ANEOjDm. 
CE8 LEGALLY 
OBTAINEDi f O R DR. 
in, cruelty, Ac. Fee after decree. Scandal 
Eight years' experience. 
Address P. ?• 
IVOROES 
WITHOUT 
NEWSPAPER RE-
nort : loan, real estate and common Taw busbies 
NEWELL PRATT, Attorney, 1124 W*-
attended to. 
ba«h-av. 
trad* eatabliahsd — 
KaitM*. Address Lock Box 2077, Kaasa* g g » _ 
F
OR SALE-GOOD RED AND Y K ^ ^ T S W ^ L L ' 
for'spring dehvery. Lime on hand. J. H. B i e w ^ " -
54 W(»st Randolph-»t. 
>IICHI-
»ples. "call on or address F. E. LO\ E 
JOY A CO., Litchfield, 
Saaia. 
MADKID, Nov. K.-General Stokles^was married 
to Miss Creach to-day, aud st"*©* for ^ 
} » » 
immediately. His visit ia an object of mystery at 
present. 
^ 
Telegraphic »revirt««. 
WUliam H. McCalRster, who WM rtolbbod m 
the neck, at a ball in Bowlingj Green, Pike Ceun 
gree* below zero, yesterday mornmg. The river 
St. Charles i* frozen over. 
/,.,Al.pat«d trotter. 
—It is reported that the celebrated "»*•<«£' 
Mohawk, Jrffwoo, on Monday, » l d to John W. 
n „ _ i _ . nt u « York, for $20,000. 
l n i s norse re . 
c ^ 7 ' n i o i e T h r t A m J o f ^ 8 3 on the Cincinnati 
-An Eastport (Me.) despatch 
f»Z\^J^^Si 
'p^jSaelphia Accademy of Music has Deen 
engaged to? a boll in honor ol the <Srand Duko 
^-Tho ciolwa aas dia$ppeaxt4 IroaBaUIai, att4 
^H)R S A L E - T H I R T Y TONS OF^FANCY 
gan dried apples. Call on 
1 Mich. 
SALE—900,000 OF GOOD CLAY 
color reiL Inquire immediately of C. 
i n O R 
BRICK, 
E. and W. 
N. BRUNER. Room 1,11 South Canal-st. 
~ i i l ^ F n u r " A N D 
BTJRGLAR-1,»00F 
Call 493 Wabashav., rear ogee. _ _ _ _ _ 
HARDWARE.^111--
F
OR 
saf< 
J
UST ARRIVED, PER ANCHOR LINK STEAM-
ship Europa. from Glasgow, Scotland, about 6.000 
yards patent asphalte roofing felt, and about 2,000 
yards snip sheathing, or slater's felt. Sample at our 
temporary offlce. 43 South Canal-at, Rooaal. H E X 
PERSON BROTHERS. 
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L
UMBER-WE ARE: PREPARED TO DELIVER 
at short notice bills of joist and other luml>er 
sawed to order. We have dry Joist, etc. from 12 to 28 
feet. Persons wanting long joists or bills nlied, greeu 
or dry, win please call on R. FOWLER A CO., Room 1 
No. ii Canal-st. 
, 
i f f A NTED-TWO 
FIRST-CLASS 
PASSENGER 
TT Tickets to New York. Address 42 Cottage place. 
W
ANTED—EVERY TEAMSTER IN THE CITY 
togo to CLEMENT A SAi'KR'S, SedMilwftukee. 
av. and buy an army overcoat. 
,. . 
. 
-
E M P T Y 
O K O WEST IRANDOliPH-MT., THREE DOORS 
Of)<J 
east of Ann- st.—Two large furnished rooms, 
suitable for gentlemen aud wives, or four geutlomen; 
also a single room. 
. 
Af\(\ 
BURNSIDE-ST, BETWEENi TWENTY-
4-«l»7 ninth and Thirtieth-sts.—One block west of 
State at. cars; good board, with first rate accommoda-
tions, for married or single gentlemen, at lowest 
prices. 
5 4 : 6 n'i«eJpleasant f rout "rooni, with large c 
W E S T W A S H I N G T O N ST. GOOD BOARD, 
. ni»*e pleasant fi 
for gentleman and wife. 
^ / ^ ^ ^ B A ^ D T A V . , P L E : A S A N T . 
F U R N I S J 
i > t > & front room, for genl, and' wife or two gentle-
men. First-class table, modem conveniences, but few 
hoarders. References. 
• 
/FCTO 
WEST 
^WASHINGTON-ST. - FRONT 
0 0 0 
room witli alcove, aud first class board, tor 
gentleman and ^ife, in private family; modern bnclc 
house., 
-. 
0 1 A MICHIGAN AVENUE, ALARGEHAND. 
O l U 
somely fumislied front rooniisuitable tor two 
or three gentlemen, to rent with board. 
A
N UNFWRNISHED FRONT ALCOVE ROOM 
with board, to gentleman t and wife, in a pri-
vate family. fLocatlon 
very 
desirable—east of 
Union Paris. Room has new Brussels carpet: bark 
room on same floor. Unexceptionable references ex-
changed. Address BYRON, Tribune offioe. 
A MIfRICAN 
i X utop' ride 
HOUSE, DESPLAINES, 45 MIN-
: vou can find a good table, oomfortalde 
rooms, and a pfeashnt borne; terms, $5 to $7 tx-r week, 
" H . G R A Y 
$2 per da v. For ]>articulars address J. 
prietor, or call at 112 West Randolphst., i 
X>1U 1. pio-
X1TANTED-A NUMBER OF 
t " pagne liaskets. Also French 
Address O O, Tribune ofhee. 
and 
CH An-
other bottles. 
ANTED-THE TRADE TO KNOW THAT 
Stocl 
Stock in hand. 
F
OR S A L E - A STOCK OF -
ware, tinners' tools aud stove fixture* a 
a»7 i-J West Lake-st' 
FT 
397 and 
OLD S S I A M tart 
' CQ-» Builders, oo •B"*^,' 
NICHOLSON BROS. 
Harriaoa-st. 
_____ 
Jr si 
South 
OF LEHIGH COAL, 
ire, J.B.COLE. •*«•» ™ 
R SALR-10 TO 15 TONS 
ightly dama 
Clinton-st.* 
SALK-CHEAP, A LARGE^KE'TTl'E^ 
Grt^it Western Tj-po Foundry, «o w«»* 
«tuire at 
Randolph-st. 
; 
, _ 
—-==—^_?rte* 
F
- ^ R S A L S ^ - A LOT OF SHELVINGS,.OOT£• 
tertf drawers, etc., suitable tor any hnaineas. 
APPIV at 144 Third-av. 
t v 
the New Woodstock Glove Compauy'a agency Is 
JACKSON 
WJITANTED-TO KNOW W H E R E I i 'AN GET AN 
TV nmbrolla recovered. Address"*X 40, Tribune of-
fice, West Sid». _ _ _ _ _ 
at 304 West Madison-st 
A MARSH, Agents 
\ S T ANTED-
f f 
cantile or manufacturing 
HALF OR THE WHOLE OF A MER 
aufacturing business, for which I 
will pay $1,500 cash, 240 acre* first-class Iowa land and 
personal uropertv, altogether (6,000 or $7400. A fair 
exchange will be* made. Address H K, Tribune office. 
4feo**K A MOIJTHTEIWKNSKS P A I D - M A L H 
Q7tJ 4 e r or female agents; horse and outfit furl 
^^;J t5^^JiS w**J 5 l r cJ u* r a 
**A- A^ d r* M 
NOYKXTY CO..Saoo M^-—^ 
- A RUSINES8 MAN WITH THE 
OARD—A SINGLE 
good rooi 
av. and Sixteenth-st 
BOARD WANTRH. 
GK^TTI^lAN V 
1REI 
JK~ good room and boardt in the vicinity of MicJugm" 
Address A ^aJ____ip,'_l 
PERJKONAjLi^ 
iRR^ONAL-WILL E. FAGAN, I 
dre 
GAN\ 
X "drossyour father, Glasgow, Missouri. 3 
• E R S Q N A D - I F J O H N CAIN 
'- = -_» -
IN 
he will hear of sometliiug to his advantage by 
callhiKpu HARLOW WALLL 
18 INCHICAOO, 
» advantage ' 
at lOSO State-st. 
iiCoolr 
8EW1NO MACHW 
. W O R L D R E N O W N E D 
HOWE 
a. and do not buy any 
S»»«t. and 529 Wabash av 
liberally dsaltjrtth. _ 
^ e * ^ m a t a o h t o « sold o n ^ t t d r matalmeat* 
^ETJEFl). SINGER, AND WHEELER *_\\ fLS« -
\ V sowing machines tor sale, on easy " g j ™^ fi. 
W^^aiW/J 
, monthly•iastall-
. Machine snpt)Ug* 
above amount wishes an interest 
ii an established business. Address with real name 
and stating nature of business. A D. Tnbone offiee. 
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= 
FINANCIAL. 
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M
' ^ O S E Y TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, 
pianos and other valuable personal property ; the 
i me bought. TUNN1CLIFF, 422 JJTesti'ackson-st., 
formerly 133 Dearborn-st. 
"OTANTED—A YOO.NC 
"ft be*-* ef refemaes ream i $1 
HAN A WEST, 1! l>b«- !3)uiii ; AP« S^ISi! 
W
A K T K B 
either Baal 
matto Boiibiii a 
chine at ti--cli®u ii 
that invented alt: 
the btStte wondei 
West Madlscm-si 
• I 
Hf. 
l&aSS 
C A S V A - - K , C 
m hnudl* vmm* > v t 
ia,: a, o»t valiiaoif ir< U | .,,,, 
>_,« 
:<HI 
i i 
b m i . 
v;<« 
ii., 
»li . M l aiLMtinn tlM- workings -
' . i M t . " 
V^«-«t'-fL W r u n a» 
tt 
e r a * 
CllarSss, __.« 
tFm£$myfim 
tdaeturiijjf 
eeUectur. 
address FT 
IjhgoodMieMnce, 
lr-i ., 
.,., 
_, 
agent for aome man-
or as saleaman or 
may 
W ARTED—AiB* 
years old, la a 
wtrhan parents en 1 
Lave a fair educatta 
at 12 KldridBe-coast 
i. .' SK1J ABE* Ho\ , - , ) . , .,, 
K»o»a»iie<>tBee 
(»»t!»i«iijv». 
*tui *T»»« a OM.iiii 
rrtrui 4 tr- f i> si too k-
4'" 
I Iu. 
TKJ ANTED -
v ^ 
Cheap U 
L A R f i r . I k S 
k*-t- 
t o 
» l i _ » , 
peraand pineryhatHSi. 21WS 
fi-* 
GO 
t> Sauu. 
t R*i»4 
•KwaK 
dahoj>-
9 FEED. 
WANTED—BOYS WHO'trN T>V. R 
, . . i M Gordon or eylander Pffisaea, 
MILLAI 
DECKER, oonwr waatBJM rS 
torsia 
a^*4*^av.m 
j T^-ANTKD-A BOY RBrTW^KKNl^ 
Q I T I A T I O N WAJ k. 
SV.£TO* 
SITUATION W ^ i 
O year* of age, wifYi 
boea same f a t at tM 
dae»» C R S, Triboaas 
UITCATION ~ w ! 
C5 cat TOT. CalL 
•14 MMaagau-av 
ftwiro aax, is 
paintor.ha* 
object. Ad-
or •adiiiai JUL. a * « _ p o o o i > 
* t » . . 
.• ^ 2 i n a i * ^ *af aaatef I U H h 
tlia t understand* tae JJaaB i 
with his parents. 
Apply 194 
AND 18 YEARS, i 
«eed« store. One » 
rred, aad rsslaiitt 
ue Island a v 
^ J 1 0 _ R J F ^ T - T S E *>TOBE 20xT3 FEET IN THE 
A___S_L!:??T2??!r*n««L Kinalo-st, adjoining ttie 
A N. W. R. R , and one blook 
R R E 
ROOMS A T NOS. U A N D 
Canal at., suluble for offices or sleeping 
M S"?1* U' <m u r < a n i s e 8' o r *° GEGRGK 
WANTED—ALL 
can have ticket** LABORERS 
GOING SOUTH 
ithern points at « £ % £ ? & £ 
^ppP? a? $ 
West Bandolph-st, in cigar store. 
* - W r »* ZI" 
W A N T E D - T H I 8 
DAY GO WOOD-CHOPP ERS 
TT for Indiana; a waiter** work. 
Also*) to w to 
the Pineries, 60 tor torm work in this StateTwagesti * 
N e ^ t « > r 0 | ^ V e , ^ « « p l * p r Vtekaburg, 
Mobile. 
j_gjra_»jKj_j^^^^^g 
MEN, WOOD-CHOPPERS 
. Also; SCO laborer* tor the South • 
WANTED—PINERY 
and Laborers. 
WSSZlfSS RI*-•^-?, 
burg, New Orleans, Memphis, Mo-
nt*. M South Can 
Louis depot. 
W A _ i I K I ) - J J _ £ ? ^ _«_ APPLY 
WRATHER-
,* I— ^•C*- None but competent men need aDnlv 
J. W. D. K E L L i r y ^ f c j R g a ^ a m i ^ a m a ^ W P S 
WANTED-A MAN AND H I 8 WIFE ON A 
gentleman'* farm residence 16 mitos from town, 
the man as general farm aervant and the wife to do 
general housework. A steady place by the year if the 
i ^ . % ^Kd&h^™**^ Coa>r °°m-
FOR EM 
~ller. aheils 
tl-SO. 
Good men 
KIMBALL A OO. 
WANTED-EV'ERYBODY LOOKING . 
pJOy_aent to examine oar aew corn shelter 
6 busheln per hoar, 
wanted $10 a day *ai 
leS West Madl8on-«t, 
retails at 
cleared. 
12. 
B*oha««a«r*, Clorka, d_o. 
W A N T E D — A FIRST-CLASS DOUBLE ENTRY 
vf boakkeeper Mid salesman. 
Address WHOLE. 
SALE HARDWARE, P. Q. Sox l ^ T j a a - A l f t 
WANTED-48EVERALRXF_|RIENCED SALES-
f I i , m e n i n a biding N*w York jobbing bouse to sell 
w©olle»8,'flannels, and blanket*. 
Addresa Box 3282. 
New York City. 
*«**»*, 
W A £ T 1 ! . E 2 r A 
Y O _ _ _ » MAN THAT 
U N D E R 
.
t
w
^
^
m
?
^
8 
* U$t East Twalfth. 
TJ^ANTED-A OBOCERY CLERK; MUST UN-
* ' . derstand the business and be well recommended 
Apply at 681 Canal at. 
"W
A-
S 
state*! 
APPLY AT 1402 
ThTANTKD-CLOTHING 
SALESMAN IN 
TV tall trad* 
Address E A T , Tribune office. 
RE-
•WTANTED-TWO GOOD EXPERIENCED GRO 
f T eery clerks j good reference* roquired. 093 South 
K %. i M? 81 • 
* 
WANTED.-A FIRST CLASS RETAIL GROCER 
One well acquainted and fully posted In tills mar-
ket, a good di»tci iminatoi as to the value of ths differ-
ent grades of goods, and more particularly one able to 
buy at bottom figures. A young man well qualified 
to dischargt he above duties to my entire satisfac-
tion with good references from hwt employes, will 
lind employment by calling at MO West Lak»*t7 
•torsade* 
TKTANTED-PAPER RULER-A 
FIRST-CLASS 
' » . J°b ruler eau have a permanent situation and 
| ° ^ | ^ * ^ s by applyingtoJOHN P.MORTONACO., 
WANTED-COOPERS TO MAKE PORK BAR-
rels and tierces with bucked staves, price for 
making w> ceute and $l.0&. Work aU tlie hours they 
oh a«e 
Apply to JAMES MAMKR, 196 Hickory-st, 
WANTED-TO 
BOOKBINDERS-A 
RULER 
Apply to CULVER, PAGE, HOYNE A CO., 11, 
18, and g Desplaine*at 
YIT ANTED-A MAN TO PLASTER A HOUSE OF 
¥ T 6 rooms, as quickly as possible. Apply BLAKE. 
WHITEHOUSE j COT, 225 East Wa^hlngton-st. 
WANTED—10 LABORERS, 10 STONEMASONS, 
_„._ Jto$J%>, bricklayers. Apply at No* 81 and 3* 
South Halsted-st. 
\ « J ANTED — W1RK-WKAVEB8 — TWO 
FIRST-
VT class fine wire-elotn weavers. Address WAR-
NER A NOBLE, Box 1029, Rocaford. HL 
\«JANTED—SLATE |AND TIN ROOFERS A.5I1> 
" 
galvanized irem oonikw men. A. K.INSELY A 
CO., 74 and 76 WQaj Monroe-at. 
' 
•WITANTED—PRINTEItS, EXPERIENCED AND 
t t 
steady men, outside of ithe Uniom 
Apply in 
person before 10 o'clock a m., or address R E. HUNT, 
at No 52 Price-place. 
WANTED-SLATE ROOFERS AND GALVAN-
ieeil Iron workers. Apply to ROBERT GRIF-
FITH, Factory and Slate 
and _ _ _ _ _ > _ 
« ard, comer Nineteenth 
WANTED—A GOOD HORSE-SHOER AT LAKE 
View, at tfc e point where city limits' cara stop. En-
quire at Louis Powers' saloon. 
W
ANTED — A 
bunchniakei-ess, GOOD 
BUNCHMAKER OB 
167 West Ludiana-st, third floor. 
W A N T E D - A FEW FIRST-CLASS STEAM FIT-
f T 
ters aie wanted by the Northwestern Manufac-
turing Company, 10 North Jefferaon-st 
Apply early 
Uds morning. JAMES C. DEAN, Superintendent 
Steam Warming Department. 
SOLDERERS AND TINNERS 
Lake-st. (burnt district). 
Come 
\1TANTED-100 
11 at 213 and 215 
one. come all. 
•_H* ANTED 
I T 
to do plain niJing—bill and letter heads. 
A YOUNG MAN, 
at corner State 
v ay Marks*. 
XfiTANTtD-' 
COMPETENT 
Apply 
and Twenty-second sts., over Broad-
w 
-TO-DAY—1 GOOD WOOD-TURNER, 
10 good cabinet-makers, 1 hand on rip and cut-off 
saw. Steady work year round. Apply at 53 West 
Randolph-st.. 
to-day, 
between 11 and 12 o'clock. 
WELCH A REYNOLD*-^ 
^ _ ^ 
JOB 
PRINTER. 
181 West Madison-
•tfiTANTED—A 
FIRST-CLASS 
TT Apply to J. G. DRAKE, No. 
St., up stairs. 
W
ANTED—A dOO» DA.JXBXV, TO GO LM THE 
country- None but a good steady single man 
need apply—one Who understands bread, cakes, and 
crackers. Steady employment giveu. Address W. W, 
SPRAGG ON, Stevens Point, WMs. 
W
" ANTED—A 
(iOOD-PRACTICAL 
WATCH 
maker, that can give good reference, and must be 
sober and reliabl'-. 
Address S. N. MONROE, Dan-
ville, IU. 
WANTED—TWO 
5&-» State-st. 
GOOD CIGAR MAKERS AT 
W
ANTED—TWO GOOD TAILORS AT 175 WEST 
Madison-st., up st.iirs. 
TXfANTED-HORSE 
SHOERS-1 
FIREMAN. 
Y? doorman, at E. HALLIGAN A CO.'S, 32 Bl 
Ialambav., near Halatod-st. 
^ ^ 
1 
Ue 
TUTANTKD-A COMPETENT GORDON PRESS-
VT man. H1NDLE A JENKINS, 674 Wabash-av. 
W
A+VTED - THREE 
TAILORS, TWO FINK 
coatmakers. and one pantemaker; none but tirst-
elass workmen wanted. Apply immediately. ROCHE 
A CO., 2>4 Michigan-av. 
W 
ANTED—PAPER-HANGERS. E.G. L. FAXON 
A CO,, 634 WTabash-av. 
WANTED-FEMALE HELP. 
latecellaaean*. 
W
ANTED-A 
RESPECTABLE 
WrOMAN TO 
mke a child t© nurse. Apply before 10 a m, to 
Dr. N . y . COOKE. 300 Michigan-av. 
ANTED—13BN BALLET LADIES, AT MRS. 
HALL'S, costumei, SVa Stalest., immediately. 
w 
WANTED-
child). 
Domestic*. 
-A 
WET NURSE 
(WITHOUT 
Anply at 49 South Ada-aL, between 8 
and 9 a. m., o^ i :^0 and 2:30 p. m. 
A S T K B - A GOOD SITUATION IS OFEFRED 
LT and two in mors iu the R_ 
Address 
Lanudry: must l>e first-class; steady work. 
LESLIE BELDEN, Rochester, N. Y. 
\ N T E D - A GIRL JN A PRIVATB 
FAMILY 
for general housework. 349 Calumet-av. 
.fir ANTED—AT344WEST MONROB-8T., A GOOD 
W 
cook, washer, and iroucr. 
AY housework. 
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL 
C. WHITE, 64 Langley-st. 
VSJANTBD—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL 
\ f 
housework, except cooking; good wages and a 
nice home. Apply at 109 South Llucoln-Bt. 
W
ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
work. Apply at 1482 Piairioav 
W
ANTED-A GERMAN, SWEDISH, OR NOR 
weglan girl, who can coo*, wash, and iron; also 
a y*nag a-irl for second work. Apply, with references, 
at 207 Y 
•girl for'second work, 
rest Wsshingten-st. 
Vi 
^ ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-
L work. Apply at 648 State-st. ^ 
ONE 
WAHT A GOOD 
COOK 
None others need 
W
A t T F D I 
fully competent to cook for a largefamily; also a 
ateoait girl that** a gook waitress. 
fly. 7v» Wabash-av. 
AD-
FA-
_fiTANTKD-AT MRS. BATES' OFFICE. 10 PECK-
, f t court, corner Michigan-av. Jive cook* for private 
families in tho city, also one for Evanaton. 
^ 
JAlfrTKD-A GOOD GIBL AT 92 WBST WASH-
Bgton-st., ui the restaurant. 
W 
"Iff AI 
IT : 
P
ERSONAL-WILLIAM 
EDWARDS. 
FOll-
mdrlv emploved in the Tremont House, Chicago, 
will Phase address P. O. Box 818, Aurora. Kano 
Countyi HL By so doing vou will confer a favor. 
T>ERSONAL-40HN HILL, LATB OF MONBOE-
X 
st., please caU at 99 Sooth -CUnton-st. 
P
ERSONAL—EMILIE GRAY", LIZZIE MARTIN, 
Jane Conroy 9nd Old Flannigan. 
P
ERSON AT,—DR. F. D. CLARKE CAN FIND HIS 
lletters and other valuable jjaners by: .applying to 
LOUIS' WILLIAMS, corner Twenty-oC-cond-st. and 
Bine i-dand-av. 
• • / 
P A R T N E R S WAITTEDi 
P
^ ARTNBR WANTED—A 
GENTLHMAN^HAV^ 
ing f 1,000 or $2,000 can procure an interest and man-
agement of a travelling exhibition that will pay $200 a 
nTght net profits. Call (and get particulars) on C. D. 
between 9 and 12 
GERMAN. 
NORWEGIAN, OR 
Swedish girl for general hou'oowork; also * nurso 
girl. !_____ai'itwabash-av. 
! 
W
~ A N T E D - A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN-
oraihou*ework. 306 Park-av. 
G I R L TO DO 
W
A N T K D - A N 
E X P E R I E N C E D 
the general housework in i a h » « _ * > - •"* 
who withofs^eady place may call at ITT. Warren av 
Seams rreaae*. 
W
ANTED-50SEWING GIRLS, AT ONCE. 
ply at 123 Park-av. 
ANTED— COMPETENT 
HANDS 
ANDERSON, 29 South Canal-st 
o'clock a. m., for two days. 
T
O 
L O A N - M O N K \ : - O N 
WATCBCE^S, 
D1A 
mouds, Ac, Ac-Cash paid tor gold dm»t. old gold 
nd silver, and valuables of every defprrption at 
GOLDSMlD'S Loan office, |4641-2 State^.. between 
Folk and Taylor. 
• 
* 
.—I WILL PAY CASJ_55 CENTS 
, N B, Tribune office. 
J B X O O . O O O 
on the dollar for this amount of 
adjusted claims against Republic InsuranJO company. 
Address, statin__in_ou_tj_x^_Tnbt 
TO LEASE. 
ifif^r^A^lo^^f^V^T: 
JWSTRICA 
X 
To lease—Lets on the West Side 
__.*'__ 
To ia-sa-Large basement on North Halr,tw8{, H. 
wairPLE, awms. 73 Cwui st. 
P
ARTNER 
WANTED—TO 
JOB PRINTERS 
and pressmen—A practical man, with $LM0 cash, 
and who understands his business thoroughly, may 
effect a verv liberal arrangement with parlies asout 
to establish themselves here. None but those mean-
ing business, and giving name and reference, need ad-
dress, C A M , Tribune office. 
P
ARTNER 
WANTRD-IN 
A WELL^KSTAB-
lished manufacturing business, witfc _PO,ooo to 
fiO.000 additional capitaL One willing to take charge 
oi salesroom in this city preferred. Product sjapie; 
profits Urge. Good reference, Addresa MANUFAC-
TURER, Tribune office. 
^ 
P
ARTNER WANTED-A THOIMTOVI 
B u s i -
ness man, with a cash capital of tiO.O'jo to $20,000, 
in the best paying bustooss in Cook Cou'aty^ 
Refer 
ences given and required, For Interna •*, addresa R 
C, Tribune office, 
M ONEY TO 
ceipts. 
FINANCIAL. 
L O A ^ ^ M O y M M -
J ! i - 5 * * J*~S>l?f**" r * a l a » aw hfada affartattag 
l?%rAr£g£^gZ 
Aaar«« JOHN 
w S R S 
SkTUATlON 
rmaih 
on pts—eay aaaa, 
W ^ £ I * 2 r B Y A s<>. 1 BUTCHER 
L1***"*r e*t2?r' coontftr. and can wait-
AAdraaafri C. wJ*i*ewScL 
I B 
S^ K £ S P K 
W A N T E D - » T A YOUNO-
a* Marhmas tor a prlvat*- family has 
fear*' oaperienee. 
Addresa aV P E T L E B ; Trlbt 
D A J W , 
SI T F A T I O N S 
W A N T E D - B Y -
ea*_thaa4s.iaalaaadi7. 
private faadly. Apply at Wl' 
TWO KXPRBI-
S 1 L \ w ^ ^ W e a g a ^ l « o n L , ^ ^ 
important. 
buneotnae. 
engagement, 
M* M. G R A H A M 
Y -
•O 
Tri-
C ITU ATK>N WANTKD-A8 COO« 
S e l n 1 E r i r & H r * P l y * t U 0 N « , n t o 
I 11 
kaai i. 
I V , 
SITUATION WANJ ItXWBY A I | _ MB9 LADY 
a*eaak,or 
tesewwfithtosaatee 
I •• ., v . . 
JwwithiL 
?^"«»»fctt»*ha>; 
wSrarntohaa 
tor > daya. at 1*0 Foarthav. 
— 
L
O S T - A 
on. 
SLORCKN. 
LOST AND FOUJUH, 
V f 
ou 
f 
t>ST—IF THE PERSON 
aV»liW> of !__•_•_ ink in WatMaftdaatl 
Monday evening. Nov. 27. returns lt to N*. MO Eaat, 
A ^ O B S E : 
eaitaalo rowadM. 
J A M J B 9 0 N 
L
OST—ON 
tan dog; answers to the aaae'of "Sin 
check un collar. Finder «U1 be iswsnlaT 
THE MTH INST., 
tan dog; answers to the . 
it *t 169 Fourlb-av. 
LOhT-GN MONDAY AFTERNOON LAttT, ONJB 
! gold bracelet. 
The findar win he 
wardedby leariaglt at 548 Mtchfganar. 
L
~ OST—$5 REWARD—ON WEST" 
between Robey aad Hoy 
»N-sT.. 
ing $197 in greenbacks. T 
above reviaitl by leavion same 
FIE1JHNG, No. 787i Weat 
rith* Mlsa GRACE 
ap *taira 
L
OHT-
dle, containing lace 
-FROM M VAN BU REN -ST., ONE BTTN-
cushions and other arttutos. 
A»y one finding the same will be liberally rewarded. 
by ialormlng WM. H. WILBUR, at 31 T^renty-flfth-st: 
FOUND-TWO HORSES. 
APPLY AT MOISS 
BBUNET8, oorner Fifty-sixth and Jackaon-sts.. 
BjdePark. 
_ 
F
OUND-BLACK HORSK. 
Randedpli-«L, up-stairs. ' CALL AT 214 WBST 
STOLEN-ON SATURDAY EVENING, A 
open buggj*. patent wheels, one spoke LIGHT 
broken 
out, lap cloth"marked H. B. Hill, on hind'seat. A lib-
eral rea ard will be paid for iutonnatioa that will lead 
to it* noovery. COlTjA CURTIS, 238 Van Buren st. 
MIS8ING-SAMCELSWALES, A CARPENTER, 
who left Love Lane, Loncon, England, about six 
>ttier through Mr. 
of Lill's Brewery, 
years ago, is inquired for by his mother 
JAMES BROMFLELD, Secretary 
corner of Pin«-st and Chicago-av. 
STRAYED—ON MONDAY 
rel colt, 5 months old. A 
paid for its return, by W. P. 
Kiuzie and Peoria-sts. 
27TH INST., A SOR-
liheial reward will b» 
REND A CO.. corner 
THREB 
Three ia 
W A J f T E D T O R E N T . 
W A N T E D - T O 
RENT —TWO OR 
t.I room for housekeeping, on West Side. 
family. Address J H, Tribune offioe, 
WANTED—TO RENT—2 OR S ROOMS, SUIT-
able tor housekeeping, for a small family, whera 
rent is reasonable. Address A G, Tribune office. 
TO RENT—A ROOM WITH POWER 
acturiUK purpeses.,Address K, STEAM 
( POWER, Tribune offlce. 
VX7 ANTED—TO RENT—A BMA.L.L HOUSE. NOT 
YY 
tar trvm. o. B. A Q passenger depot. CaU at 
lunch counter In passenger depot. 
\TIJANTED- _ 
T lor manufacturing purpeses., 
\ a r ANTED—TO RENT-STORE SUITABLE FOR 
TT fancy groceries (no liquors), in central location. 
West or south Side. 
Address, with term* and local 
tion, D P B, Tribune offic*. 
W
ANTED-TO B E N T - A FURNISHED OR TJN-
lurnished room, without board, for gentleman 
and wife, on Michigan-av., between Sixteenth and 
Eigha-enih-sts. 
Address C J, Tribune office, 469 Wa-
bash-av. 
\ K r ANTED—TO 
RENT—IMMEDIATELY, 
A 
house of medium size, furnished or unfurnished. 
by a carefuh responsible party, 
Tribune offlce (Branch) 4S9 Wa Aiddrese FREDERIC, 
abash av. 
A
NY PARTY HAVING $1,000 OR$2,O00 I N MONEY 
and some trade can step into a paying business a* 
once. Call at 168 West Madison-st, 
I
FLOURING AND GRIST 
water power to rent—a 
fall. Address I. 
ty, IU. 
G. Si'RAO 
MILL FOR 8ALE AND 
supply and ten feet 
E, Chanahon, Will Coun-
N
EWSPAPER FOR HALE—ONE OF THE OLD-
est established and best paying country newspa-
pers in Central Illinois, with complete Job OMGOJ only 
Republican paper in county; located in a nourishing 
city of 8,000 population; county seat; three railroads; 
fine and rapidly increasing patronage. 
Prioe $3.000; 
half down, balance on Unie. 
For particulars addresa 
lilAKDER, LLSK A CO., Chicago Type Foundry. 
S
TOCK AND FIXTURES OF A CIGAR, TO 
bacco, and notion store tor sale, with lease, to 
the 1st of May, on the Weet Side 
Splendid locality. 
Address or call at No. 27 Milwaakee-ar. 
_J 
T
OBACCO 
JLXD 
uepot lor aaie. 
CIGAR STORE AND NEWS 
Inquire at 567 West Madison st 
_ O r A WILL BUY OUT A SALOON, WITH 
«Pi>e)vF 
stock and fixtures, if applied for soon. H 
J F, Tribune office. 
_*•____! 
BUYS HALF INTEREST IN A HUSI 
«P O U U nesM with $L0o0 stock; clears $500 monthly 
no bonns or further capital. 653 State at., Room 2. 
HORSES AND CARRIA 
A
FEW MORE HORSES FOR SALE, 
SOMS 
very heavy ones and common drivers. A man 
will come very near getting the horse he wants if ho 
give* me a cail.corner Harmon court and Victoria-ar.. 
earr M> Wabash-av. M. C. BRADLEY. 
A
NO. 1 BUSINESS CHANCE FOR SALE—A 
complete job printing office and blank book manu-
factory, with stock of paper, envelopes, etc., situated 
in a city of 50,000 inhabitants, 200 miles from Chicago, 
slid luuicg the leading business. Will invoice from 
£12,«C to $13,000. Satisfactory reasons given tor da-
shing to sell. Address or apply 
LERYS Advertising Agency 
days. 
to H. H. CHAND-
446 State-st., within hv* 
TyOARDING—PARTIES HAVING AN YJKORSR8 
com 
dress tae undersigned, 
terms 
H. RICHARDS, Palatini Iik^ 
F
~~TR 8ALE~$200 WILL BUY ONE OF THE 
handsomest horse* in the eity; thoroughbred. 
that they would like to get boarded during ths 
coming winter, will find it to their advantage to ad -
the undersigned. 
Terms very reasonable. W. 
bright chestnut, 151 
i>*rf( ctly broken and gc 
die. 
Sound and reliable under all circumstances. 
No. 1052, rear ot 
hand* higli, weight 1,030 pounds; 
gentle, both in harness and sad-
Sound and reliable under 
GRIFFITH GRIFFITHS, 
Barn 
same number on Michigan-av 
I
i*OR SALE—TWrO WHOLESALE NOTION WAG-
. 
onb, medium size; Hoyt's lthica-made peddling 
wagons, a* good as new, tor aaie cheap. 
MONS 
ANDERSON A CO.. La Cro—e, Wi* 
F
IR SALE—10 HEAD OOOD HEAVY HORSES; 
sevetal light express horse*; 1 saddl* pony; 
1 good saddle horse, 4 team wagons, 2 second hand top 
buggies, 1 light elliptic spring truck, at CENTRE-
AV. STABLES, 370 and 372 West MaAUoa-at. 
OR 
LIGHT 
good bargain. 
av. 
CaU 
.. SALE—A GOOD EXPRE8H 
team horse, 8years old, price IM. A g 
II at Howe's Scale office, 125 Michigan 
r 
S A L E - H O P S B 
A N D TRUCK. 
W I T H 
teaming for wholesale 
house. 
Inquire at tot 
8t**e-«t 
F
OR 
t 
»R SALE—50 MULES 
ated -st., by D. LARNEY 
leave town. 
F°.t 
AT 500 S O U T H H A L -
. Must be sold a* he u to 
F
)R 8 A L E - A 
HOBSE, WAGON, HARNKSH. 
sleigh, and saddle. Also, 100 A No. 1 good ( 
Inquire at No. 90 South 
fiM)R 
r PI 
SALE—A HEAVY TRUCK WAGON. AP-
ply at cooper shop southwest corner of Sixteenth 
and Burnside-sts., after 11 o'cloafc. 
F
OR SALE-OMNrBUS, IN FIRST-RATE OR-
der, and very easy-running, torwal* very tow. WL_ 
seat alxuit 25 wissengers, or would suit a travelling 
photographer Apply to J. C. MOORE, 2_ Arch^t. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
• 
TJOR SALB-ONE HEAVY TEAM HOBSB, LUM-
Jt* ber wagon, and harness, ah complete. Apply at 00 
Canal-st., basemcnL 
J 
OR SALE-JUST FROM TUB COUNTRY-
3 good, heavy teams, several good driving horson. 
I ponies, l span of mule*. 
Jackson-st. 
several sjoou urivuig aorsos. 
WiU sell cheap, at .89 West 
L
ARGE 
AUCTION SALE OB WEDNESDAY, 
the 29th inst., at BBOOKMAN A SKINNKB'S, 
190 Twenty*ccond-sL, of 25 horses, 1. open and tof> 
bugsies, 5 lumber wagons, a Quantity ot ne*ry_light, 
double, and single harness, H$ Jire<-claa« ^tferaandL 
sleghs. Saletoco-inienceat lla. m. Also 20 head of 
hea*" work horses, on private aaie. Call aad inspect 
this retfly first-class lot of property. 
A P -
TO 
WORK 
also an assistant and ap-
^rYonrnWleffand dresses; 
nrentices. No. 52 Peck-court. 
W S ^ ^ e D w _ g E n ^ c b h ^ S /Sin Z ^ f h 
d l L ^ m ^ h o t ^ 
a o j d r s ^ ths basemeat, 
123 W e t Madison-st 
SHERMAN <s o u . 
^-TATSfTyr. Z T G O O D 
DRESSMAKER; ONE 
W _ _ _ h f * cut and 
fit; 
^j£%$ft2?U*S. 
hand witli a Singer machine. Apply at 6-4 W es. Laxe-
st.. immediately 
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n a and other good collatorals, at » and «8 
days, and on real estate a. currentjates. 
paper discounted. 
Cana' 
G. S. 
H U B B A R D , 
Commercial 
_i_,70§ou;h 
lal-st. 
T
AN^feOOO. ONE TO TWO YEARS. IN; 
oulre of D T LEONARD. Money Loan efflce, <9 
Sout 
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cash. 
A N T E D - A GOOD THREE_MINUTE HORfaE. 
trotter or pac«. Also a hrtt gutter cheap for 
Address WALTER, West Side Tribune offlo*. 
HORSM 
ANTED—A GOOD. SOUND BUG 
n, ORbvR,"TTlbohe office": 
™ tor"ca*h."Addres*', stating price and whore can 
AND WAGON TO KEEP 
guaranteed well k«pu 
and safely returned. Address UNCCLPSAM. Trib-
une offloo. for two days. 
W
ANTED—HORSE 
during winter; work light; 
CLAIRVOYANTS. 
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D
R, M A T H E W A N D M A D A M M A Y N A R D C A N 
tell of business. Journeys, marriages, i^ fT£j*2 
al*ent friends, lost or stolen property; ^ . ^ ' V u r J i 
tell the truth about anythingyou wish toknaw, curs* 
a! 1 diseases, or no pay. 13© w'est^___2_£_iL 
m o LOAN 
MONEY O N I M P R O V E D 
ILLINOIS 
on favorable terms. Address 
I Toms for long t_mo. on favorable terms, A 
SHELDON it^°W?ATERMA^,JCOJMicEig»n:av 
dt»/s/\ f\£\£\ 
TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, 
$ 6 0 . 0 0 0 f o r 6 0 or 90 days, 
" j f ^ ^ g j 
sVurwi ]>aper bought and sold. 
A. Jl. LOW>, cU 
Wabash-av, 
P
I A O N O S TO 
lowest rates. 
GOOLD A S O N , 1024 
S A L E A T 
^ S - J r o S i ^ S t e a f i a i t o . M. 
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 
FOR CASH. A GOOD SECOND 
YK/ANTBD -. _ ™_ , ^ grove, medium size; m-Mb-» 
r ^ a j W t o ^ ^ r d f r . 
Addrels 8 J C.Trtbua.cf-
&ce. 
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Thomas M. Tryniski 
309 South 4th Street 
Fulton New York 
13069 
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