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DAKOTA A STATE. Cosrent Reasons Advanced Whj Till Sovereign Title Should Be Annexed. Her Population, Wealth, Culture, Not to Bay Republicanism, Warrant It. Arrival Here, En Route for WuMdj-toa, of Her Pact-laden Advocates. A portion of a delegation of prominent dtisens ot Dakota left yesterday en route for Washington, whither they are bound (or the purpose of presenting to lbs government the reasons why DakoU ahoald bo admitted Into the great brotherhood of fall-blown That DakoU la a goodly load, and one ready to bloom at any time the CoatTeaeional ana will ooaeent to ehlne upon it, the facta rolden facta, both of too mine and thoee which the bnoollo poet eonaeets with the ripening harreat advanced la aa Interview with one of the prominent member of the delegation will prove.

The member of thla delegation, who proceeded oa their way to Waahiaatoa yesterday are aa follows, the fall delegation numbering over seventy men, all of whom. so far aa eeen yesterday, embody aa Intelligence of look and manner and coBTeraatioa not usually allied in border flotloa to the dealsena of the fax Weat: Judas O. a Uoody. Jadg D. Corson.

A. W. Haatle, Barney CaulfteM, John D. Patton, J. Byaa.

John E. Wilson, A. t. Plowman, and Porter Warner, ot Deed wood; J. O.

B. Boo bey, ot BrooUna; J. W. Hnroa; Mr. Bowman, of Duel; O.

IL Clark, ot Cuter City, and Dr. Jabb, of Cod-diagtoa. Tho Interrlew was as follow! "Judge, what do yoa think your prospects are for ushering Into the Union a new State?" a itatb nr population. "I am in hopes that they are favorable, are entitled to beoome a State by all the rules wnion nave Deea followed by former Con greases In admitting Territories as States. In faet, sov-oral other Territories have been made states when they have had a mach smaller population than we hare now.

have, in fact, a much larger popnlation now than any Territory which is a BUtte now oaa wnen It became a btate. we li-ve now a population of not leea than people sonth ot tho forty-sixth parallel, and that is a Tory sals estimate. IVe arrive at this same nonolnaioa bv three methods. First, by the ratio of increase in the votes taxing toe inoreaee from To, in the vote (or Delegate. For iaataooe wo bad.

in round numbers, a vote ot 19,000 la '78, and ia 'HO the vote had Increased to 29,000. Bat in 7o toe vow was a very full one, while In '80, in consequence of the Demooratte nominee, tbonga a very wormy gentleman, being almoet unknown ia southern Dakota, there was hardly any Democratic vote at ail. while the Republican, the lection ot their candidate being a foregone con clusion, aid not, many of them, vote at all. or this reason it is estimated that fully 6,000 voters aid not go to toe polls at all. Taking this aa a basis, the voting popnlation of "BO won Id have been, instead of 29,000, at least 35,000.

According to the same ratio ot Increase, thte would giro ns now ia the whole Territory a vote of. at least, 65.000. Subtracting the vote of Northern Dakota, even allowing it the same ratio of increase, and it would leave to Southern Dakota a Ton or 40,000 at the present time. All along the new roads which have been built through the Territory towns have rapidly aprnng up. Allowing for these, snd the shove estimate would bo under tiie actual facts.

In Hughes County, for instance, wnich had only a population of 100 in 1800, the vote in 188:4, about the let of January, amounted to between and 1,300. Along tue line ot the Northwestern Railroad, from Pierre to the eastern line of Brooklna County. tiom the time of the taking ot the census in 1880 tin, to thla last falL the Docuiation vt the counties have increased from an aggreaatej total of 6,000 to over 16,000, aud ttiere lias been the tame ratio ot Increase along the lines ol all the railroads which have been built in Southern Dakota, all ot which run clear across the Territory to the Missouri Elver, as also on all the branches of the Chicago and Northwestern and tbe Chicago and Milwaukee Railroads, one ot which branches is being built to tbe Jim River, known as the Dakota Hirer on toe maps, and another branch nearly as far that river. But we will be able to establiabby actual facts, as well as by the method of reckoning from too ratio of increase, that ws have a population of raore than 200,000 people in that portion of tut 'territory eon to of tbs forty-sixth parallel. wh leb will Include the proposed new btate.

We will be able to establish, this fact la another way, am ma' ia oy tne IXCBKABLD VAXUATTOJT 0 THI TAXABXB property ot the Territory. An Increase in the as sessed valuation of a new country means em' phuticaliy an increase of popnlation by emigra tion. It means an increase by taxable property brought into the Territory, or of its proceeds in land or otherwise, for residents take care to see tnat while building np their homes their taxation la not increased tor the first few years. The additional taxation, therefore, muat oome from tbe property of tne new emigrants. This as sessed valuation has increased to the extent of nearly doubling iteelt annually.

We will estab lish tbe tact that there is over 200,000 population in Southern DakoU in another way, namely, by tuklng the census of 1880 aa a baala and showing tbe number ot 160 acres of land tnat have been entered in the different lend of' Hoes la the various districts of the proposed new btate. Counting one family to each 160 acres of land wblcb have been thus entered, ana deducting 25 per cent therefrom for new entries mads by old residents, and it gives us an Increase in population over the census of 1880 whloh will make a total ot over 200,000 souta of ths forty- sum parauei. MO lUSOr AOATXaT ADaOSSIOJC "There is no reason why it ahould not be admitted as a but. Ths Territory has been organ, ixed for twenty years. We have never had any appropriations from tho General Government for public buildings, or to aid us In any other way worth speaking of, excepting for the sun- port of pubiio omoers paying them salaries, etc.

It is true sn appropriation was mads Of a small 1. 1. a. but too money has not been expended Vn .1 p. A Th.

Tmlt i a ii Aviiimj ilay does not owe one dollar which It cannot pay without any Inconvenience with one year's taxation, and that, including ber bonded Indebtedness also, ws bavs built our own penitentiary and inaane aaylum, and other Ter ritorlal Institutions. Ws have never been sided by the aovernmeot with educational facilities. and yet we have more school nouses ia the Territory and spend more money proportionately lor tbelf aupport than does any other btate or Territory in tho West Ws bavs ons of the finest free-school systems ia ths country ssUblished by law. We also have excellent high school or ganisations in all ths larger towns. Oar Territorial warrants are cash noon presentation, and there are but two counties in tbs Territory which cannot pay every dollar they ows la oaa year's taxation." "I suppose.

Judsa. there Is no anwilltnmaas on tbe part of tbe northern half ot the Territory mi oa seu ou in tne colo ill minri vow rr "That tbe southern halt of tbs Territory should oe admitted as a Btate la the unanimous desire of both Northern and Southern Dsknta. Korth Dakota haa a delegation already in Washington urging a division of ths Territory, and it is tbs unanimous wish both of Republicans and Dam- viiuuku, it turn piopoaea rerritorv snouid be ad mil tea as a Bute, it would be a Republican Tbe reporter then aaked Judge who wera tne most prominent Kepubllcans in ths Terri tory, and who, it it was admitted as a btate, would probably be the flrat Congressman but tne oniy answer ne oouid obtain was ths follow las modest avowell: "All are prominent. There is not a man la ths Slack Hills but will be abls to fill any office which the New btate will have at Its command, and that, may be said of politlciana in either terty. The population is not excelled by tnat of any Btate or Territory in the Union in tba point of Intelligence, education, energy, and enterprise.

And of tbe country I will aay tbia, that there are not 160 acres of land lying alto-wether but what wtll rase grain or other crops, or which ia not equally valuable for mining. Even tbe alkaline lands, tbst people were afraid to takii a lew years ago, are turning out to be the moat Tr ti i I rratn ffrnwin, tkml In lh TawltAvw est of tbe Missouri wo have already bait a million of cattle. Our gold products last year, shrpped by known routes, amounted to to hay nothing of those which found their way out of the Territory by private conveyance aud outlets. Our silver shipments, commencing last May, aotof bullion, but of ores for smelting iiurpoana, will also amount to a very consider able sum. One mill alons will ship Co.OoO worth aa tbs prodnot of this month.

We have gold and stiver and copper and leas aad iroa aad lulca aud salt snd petrolewia sad gvpaam aad rual and aalestoa and tire clay, aad hundreds of tuxttsstods of scree ot pine lanoa. ail at wklra last, however, will be adrd for oar ssiaiag ut retivsK. and we bave sot UrgseS sui.l asiae im tba Wfn4. tka targaal awiis erf US Aargsas aaiua." tuccT isrcaTS. Tbe Mlowtag gsttabio gaavJs srsre fslvs4 at Cm lasts.

Iwao baiSiOa ,1 issi.ijU t. ease machinery; J. Friedman, 4 bale leaf to baccos Walxet a brU aheap casing: F. A. Howe, 1,125 aacki salt; Cunningham at Ban ter, 52 osses soda Mb; order Flrat National Bank, notify J.

W. Boss, 63 Iron forrlngs: Sidney Bbepard A Co tK boxea Urn plate; Carson, Plrie, boon A eaaea dry irooda: Lyon Healy, 3 oaeas moaloal lnatrnmenta; Burke, waiger as bale linen; Wllsoa I Collections. $2,562.24. THE CITY IN BRIEF. Tbb reDAlra recommended by the Council Committee have boea made oa ths Lyceum Theater.

Ths T. M. O. A. Toesi mosto class moots this evening at 7:30 o'clock in lower Farweli Hall, aad will be eondooUd by jfroiessor Jiobsrt- shaw.

Am insane woman, name unknown, was Uksn from ths Madison Street Station to the County JaU la a Datrol wagon yesterday by Of ficer Boonsy and atadigaa. Tbs BooU Battalion. Sixth. Resriment. I N.

O-, hold their annual ball oa Burna' anniver sary, next Wedneaday evening, at Parker Bail, aladitoa aad Uaiated streets. Db. LnLA Q. Bxdbxl will lecture on "The Cats men la." at 4 o'clock tbia alternoon. before ths Womao'a Phlloaopbical Inatltuts, at 11.

U. Bryant at boa's College, No. 81 biate street. A MJta-rnro of the Fourteenth Ward Repub lican Club will bo beld to-morrow evening at Lochner's Hall. No.

636 Milwaukee avenue, to sleet otttcers and prepare fur tbe spring campaign. Jin. Jobs Diaw will lead the noon prayer meeting to-day la tbe Y. M. C.

A. rooms, 150 Madison. In tbe evening at 7:30 hs will oou-dnot a meeting for young oonvoru and inquirers In ths Bible work-room. Pkorxssom Snnnu will give a aeries of demons traUoas in practical electricity, aome of which are the outcome of the latest develop ments of soientlno discovery, at Harsher Hall next Wednesday evening. Satuxdat evening the Ber.

George E. Gor don read a apr oa "The Irish be- zore tne rnuosopbkcal boclety. lie denounced England for her treatment of Ireland, and his speech was a radical as Irishmen oouid desire. 3f a. Lxaxac Lrwrs read before the Chioairo Instttnts of Education Saturday a paper on "The Claims ot ths BUM on ths Child." He held that it wsa ths rlgnt of tbe SiaM to demand that every child ahould be educated because education mads better citlxena.

SirPKBiHTgxoEKT K. Iaxm. ot the Weet Divtaloi Street Hallway Company, in view of tbe faet tbat be haa bad to pnt on tbe road many more cars, believes that the population of Cbi- cago has increased 125.000 sinos ths year I860, when tbe oensus was taken. Tot teamsters held another meeting at No. 99 West Kandolph street Saturday nigbt to form anion.

Mr. K. D. rord waa made temporary Chairman, and Messrs. it.

Lynch, J. Walsh, and J. Duffy appointed a committee to secure a hall and make other arrangements. A UTTLk girl named Carrie Dexter, while playing near her home, No. 703 Hinman street, Saturday forenoon, waa bitten by a supposed rabid dog.

Tbe little one's injuries were properly attended to by a phyaioiaa and the dog later killed by Sergeant arrow. Waxjlaxts were taken oat before Justice Hammer Saturday asalust Franklin MacVeagh and ex-Attorney General Wavne MacVeagh, both ot ths firm of franklin MacVeagh A for violations of ths city ordinances in selling fish not insiwcted by ths City Inspector. The oaas la set tor Friday. The Installation of the Ber. J.

Bpenoer Ken- nard as paator of ths Fourth Baptist Church, corner of West Washington and Paulina streets, will take place to-morrow evening, the Bev. Dr. Oeorge C. Dorimer preaching the sermon and a number of ihs clergy ot dlllerent denomination participating. Ths election of officers of Company E.

Board ot Trade Ouarda, was held last Tnoraday evening, and James Nicol was elected First Lieutenant, and Harry Aver hie Second. On Saturday evening tbe newly elected omoers gave their comrade a banquet at Kern's, wnich was a very pleasant aoair. A humbeb of srentlemen Interested In the welfare of ths city poor met in the Union Catholic Library rooms yesterday and selected a committee ot seven to confer with tbe Arch bishop next Tneaday regarding the enlarging and managing oe the Bridgeport reformatory. The committee, consists of Messrs. Am berg.

Scblly. Yuan. Burse. Onahan. Barnet.

and Uair. T. IL Jorkson. First Lieutenant command ing Company D. has issued an order directing all members ot Company Flrat Regiment of Cavalry, Ji.

to be present at tbeir armory tni evening, as business of importance will be transacted. Members Having uniforma or any property belonging to the company are directed to return the earns and report to ths Quarter master Bergeanb Tbs first spool of cable was reeled off nn- oer me cable road at clock Saturday nigbt. There were three grip-cars atucbed drawn by hones, snd the section reached from Twentieth Weet to Harrison. Otner sections will be added nbsbtly. ao as not to obstruct travel on the road.

and tbe sections spliced tocitber in the earns manner as a hemp cable la aplioed. Tas Committee on Way and Meant of the Union Catbollo Library Association met In the library rooms, in the Honore Block, yesterdsy, Martin O'Brien prealding. Tbe principal ousl- business transacted was the increasing of tbs annual dues of ths genUemen members to $10, leaving tne due or me lady membera unchanged. action was also Uken in providing a course of lectures for ths remaining winter months in aid of the library. Johx Cobjui.

the Sootca eTanffeitet. spoke to a large congregation last nigbt in Farweli Hall, hla dlacourae being on "Chriat Weeping Over Jerusalem," and tas very apt use of tbe figure obosea by Christ, a hea gathering her brood under ber wines. There waa evident ef feet upon tbe minds of the audience, as was man' lies ted by tba Jar se numbers woo stared to the after-meeting, conducted by J. W. Dean.

By quest Mr. Case sung tbe song "literally with gooa enact. 4. v. arwsuiso in prayer.

Ths Union Cathollo library Association bave preoaxed an interesting prosramme of ex erolses for their third an anal entertainment. which takes place at tbeir rooms. No. 204 Dear born street, next Friday evening. Tbe flrat part comprises a piano doet by the Misses alearna, a song oy Miss blla Uaynor.

a recitation bv Miss Lillian Duns to a song by Miss F. E. Lvnon. snd an narmonica and sruitar duet by Oeorre Allen and Thomas J. Cochrane.

Tbe exercises will conclude with the comedy, A Regular Ths annual banquet and reception In honor of Bt Patrick's Day will be given by the Su Patrick's Society at tbe Palmer House the forthcoming anniversary of Ireland a patron tut, Abe arrangemenu provide for the at tendance of ladles, aa on previous occasions, a mature tnat win add not a little to tne enjoy ment of the festivity. Committees are at work in making up tbe programme for tbe ball, whicn will supplement tbe dinner. It is said that Us newly chosen ofnoers ot ths society will give complimentary reception and family sociable at tbe Palmer Hoass to ths memoers and friends of ths society Monday evening, Feb: 20. In funeral of the late William Donahue. of the Health Department, took place from his former resiaeaoe, 1 17 est Polk street, ester day morning.

The remains were enclosed In 1 black velvet-covered casket, with silver barred aandlee. and were oa view to tbe public ia ths front parlor. Among tbe floral offerings waa a cross ot white flowers coses and lilies with William la purple Immortelles on the crossbar of ths cross. This was ths widow's tribute. Tbe Health Department contributed a wreath also of wblU flowers, with tile letters in tuple across the interior.

Tbe funeral services took place in bU Patrick Church, being oon ducted by the priest in charge. The remains were then ooaveyed by cars to Calvary Cemetry. Tot ladles of the Protestant Orphan Asy lum will oelebrate tbe tblrty-seoond anniversary of tbe existence ot the asylum to-morrow. There will be a Uble ol fanoy and useful articles, and a anooer will be aerved from 6 to 0. Later in tbe evening tbe guests will be entertained with mnsic and recitations, Mrs.

James Bnnnion and Miss Alios Atwood will contribute vocal and instrumental music Mrs. Gilbert Wheeler and Miss Maria Waierbury will givs serious and bumoroua recitationa. In order that all may find some source ot enjoyment, Johnny Hand will be present, so tbat tnoae wbo mav desire can trip the "light fantastic" There will be so adm lesion lee charged. The supper wilt, be only 00 oenta, and everybody Is eordiaily la' viteo. A cxaxt woman named lira, Cecilia Elliott is detained at ths Harrison Street Sutioa as a fit subject for toe inaane asylum.

Shs entered the station Saturday and complained tbat some young man waa going through her trunk and valise at Yatcaw's Hotel on btate street, where sbs waa stopping. Her story was tbat aha was from burrordablre. and was on her way to Racine, mis. While ea route with ber as band oa a train oa tbe Grand Trunk kallroad, ber husband, shs clslins, mads tbs acquaintance of a a amber of loose women, traveling la the same ear. aad sbe bal a qoarrni witn bins In eon que Dos.

oat bees tue of him abe did Bat know, but was Bow trying to find him. lbs sau waa evidently Insaa and ta statana-kaeuer am ptiv lucked her en. Urt bsva was seat and found la her roura. It bad as boea cUs- tsubed. Stock leas IsawM wit.

tr thi cmzcftr uacue. M. Aibeasoa. tbe eswat ef eke Xortb tide Cltlaaas Loagv. Br enrsrtoj tne fctJiowta toMew last weaAi S.

CaUsa, he. i Bawsoa street, two ehargea, fined $13 ta each ease bv Justine Bonllv: Frank J. Zelaer. No. 674 Weirs street, two charges, fined 3 and costs la each case; Clemens Jeffries, No.

65 Oak street, two charges, fined f5 and ooeta In each ease: J. Flanagan, No. 103 North Clark street, disorderly, fined CI and costs: Thomas Connors, wsuoansla avenue and Clatoa avenue: selling intoxicating liquor to a drunkard, continued under 93O0 until Jan. 25 by Jaatioe Kaulmann; J. C.

Cullen. arrested oa a eharge of aelllag Intoxicating liquor to a drunkard, continued until an. under 300 bonds, oy justice Morrison LEAVES THE LOCKUP. Ajtd (TUB. Very IJttle Ceranooy Too-a.

8taUoa the Mewds Overhauling. Saturday forenoon, Offloer David Kelly, ot the Twelfth Street Station arrested a notorious thug named Andy Monahaa and locked him np at tbe station, oa the eharge ef bavins slugged aad robbed J. H. Tucker, a horse dealer, front Bosea- or an a. UL, of 276 in cash, $700 in notes, and a watch and ehaia.

Friday afternoon Tucker visited a horse market oa Twelfth street, and soon after, while In saloon near the ooraer of Halsted street, he met a young mai aud got Very social with him. About 6 o'clock ths Dalr atarted east oa Twelfth street. Tucker in a drunken condition. Wbea tney arrived at tne railroad tracks may baited to allow a train to paaa. Tucker's companion tbsn struck him with a sand-bag, knocked out several of his teeth, and robbed him.

Monahaa has been fully identified as tbs thief, and wbsa search was made 1S21.7& ot the money and va rious receipts and papers belonging to ucxer wers fouud in his possession. It was a dear ease against Monahaa, and hs placed la one of the rickety cells la ths basement ot the Twelfth Street Station. He was put la ceil No. 8 with two other prisoners, and till o'clock Saturday evening there were prisoners ths adjoining oella. At that hour tba nriasner in cell No.

2 was bailed out, and Monahaa immedi ately set to work. Tbe oelis are mads of wood, the doors being the only Iron 1 brick about them, above the floor. Along each side of the oelis there are planus, something over a foot wide, aaed tor seats, and at night to sleep oa. As sooo as ths othoer wbo let out the prisoner ia No. 21 went up stairs, Monabaa, with too assistance of his cell-mates, tore away the seat en the slds next to No.

a. and then using it as a ram and leaver, broke an opening tnrough the partition. He then crept through, but his companions refused to follow. Separating the cells from tbs front part of the basement la a heavy wooden door, wnich, fortunately for ths prisoner, was open. Passing through it into ths battery-room, he found his wsy into the coal area, and then, by a window under the sidewalk, I into tee street, -a ne escape waa discovered a few minutes later, and the patrol waaron and all available police scoured tbe district, but Moua- han had mads all there waa of his time, and eluded his pursuers.

The primitive cells of the station exonerate the offioere of mooh of tbe blame, for even tbe beavy wooden door oouid bave been easdy forced by a determined prisoner. bs ceils are unlit for anv naa. balna? audi of nunsy partition, plastered over. PERSONAL Moons Haux is at the Palmer House. W.

Bishop, of Montreal, ia at the Tremant nouse. Oscab Gassxtt. of Boston. Is at the Qrand Pacino Hotel. J.

E. Mathews. of New York, la at the Lsland Hotel. LixoTSXAin a Is GcBiir. U.

S. A. is at the Atetanu no tel. David of Toronto, is at the calmer uouse. J.

Aldij Smth. of Denver, la at the raimer noose. A Bosssix Hatlit. ot London. Is at the Tremont House.

Horacs OakYr. of Council Bluffs, at the Sherman House. B. Palmes. of Ban Francis oo, Is at the Sherman House.

Gbcbge CKocxjta. of San Francisco, la at the-Paimer House. Da. D. W.

Dat, ot Eau Claire. la at tne iremont uousa. ARM aixACK. of Indianapolis. Is at the Qrand Pacltto Hotel.

Captai.v W. A Hicxs. U. a is at the Grand Pacific Hotel. JtTDog A H.

Mach ox. of Leadrllle. is at the urana r'acina no tel. William H. Bahbos.

of Lindsay. Ontv. la at tne enerniaa uouse. Thb Hon. K.

LancitoS. Ketrannee. is at tas iremont rtouse. Mak.ii Geisttnqkb will arrive at the Sher man House this morning. Thomas IL Hoojua.

of Laporte, ia visiting friends in tne city. Ma. A McDonald. Superintendent of the Meads Stiver Mining Company, of Dakota, is la tbe city on business connected witA Us mining company which be represents. CITY CRIMINALITIES.

Db." Whits, the Clark street SDecialist. who hired three boy to distribute hi obscene circulars, waa fined UU by Justice mallaoe Sat urday. Thomas Dosah, while drunk. Saturday, threw a stone through large pane of glass ia ttudoipb Andrew saloon, at tbe corner of Di vision and Clark streets, and was arrested. Lijcdlet M.

Bishop, a salesman for McDon- sld. Bliss ex will bave an examination be fore ustioe Wallace i ueaday on tbe charge of 11-lesitimate pareutago, preterred by a young woman of Princeton. Harbt Bevkbtt and Frank Smith, two of tbe gang under indictment for the Rosenbanm robbery, were Saturday held by ustioe Kauf- mana in bait each for tbe robbery ot aud murderous aaaaeit oa Mr. Bteao, or A Ilea center. Louis Otto and William Pope, who were charged with purebaalng manufactured copper from George Hartenaort, a porter in the store of Park, Scott at knowing tbe asms to be stolen, were beld by Justice Mecca, Saturday, In 42.0UO bail each to the Criminal Court.

Charles Holenberg. a eooperamitn, arrested on the same ouarge. was set at liberty, be proving cOnclu sively tbat bs never puronaaea any copper of tbe house, after Hartendort mads overtures to him. Thx police last niche made a raid on a pool room in tbs basement under tbe raeblon restau rant on Hsisted street, near Madison street, and arrested twenty-two young fellows, ranging from lo to 2U years old, woo were playing pool. The place was in charge of a 14-year-old boy named Sobaefer.

A couple of empty beer kesa and numerous bottle were found scattered about tus place, and though tbe proprietor denies it, it is thought liquors were sola on las sly. Johx Foixr, the young- man who was ar rested with Kiliott for the murder of Offloer Ma- honey, waa brought into the Madison Street Sta tion baturdav night on complaint of Mrs. Du nne, his alleged mother-in -taw. James Mo- Grata, his "paU was arrested by Ottloer Beck yesterdsy, and the pair, together with one PeU Ualloy, locked np at tbe West Chicago Avenue Btatlon. Tbey are suspected ol Having com mitted numerous burglaries in the West Side.

THE ICE AND THE CRIB. There waa considerable loose Ice oa the lake yesterday which was kept moving by the wind. Last night it began congregating about crib, and at midnight, although no immediate danger waa apprehended, it waa thought a tug would have to be called for protection. The ar ra gementa for tbe protection of tbe erlb this inter are diaetent from those formerly existing. The tug now in us was secured by the city accepting ths ioweet bid offered by towing com- an lea, xne oia accepted amounts to per hour for services, snd 1 cent per hour for other time.

Steam has to be kept up at ail hours of a igbt and day, and one cent per hour has to pay for it when tbe tug is idle. Two forces of men hsvs also to be oaid from Witness tbe re- ultftTb incident noted in Saturday' paper of tbe temporary danger of the crib ooet the city $500. A stated, a tug waa sent tor, post Baste, but the city tug was not available. Meanwhile. ths winds piled no the ice about th crib, and dammed up the mouth of the tnnnel until the mud began to oome in.

It waa a critical moment for the city, with Its water-supply threatened. A tug waa secured of Captain liilman, which battled thirteen hours before tbe crib was safe. aad his ouarge la soou. NO POLYGAMY. The antl-polygamr meeting at Farewell Ball to-night will be a demoastraUoa worthy of Chicago as a city of Christianity aad morality.

Ths people ar becoming aroused oa this esb-leet, aad ars fully aware ef tbe dark eUla la the but err ef tbe eosatry la porsaiutoe it to ett eves la a territory of tbe remote West, lory will tera out ea masse to diaooauieasnee sack rraettuea, aad Cbieaee wtll Be solid art last tne nUBMsnse of platav. At tas saeetiag tas li-ta. 1 asanas Mev ae sin oesaole. aa-l sl-l'n. a a 1,1 Be ead.

bv mature as tae Hon. ja-ry fNwrs, ie bvr.syit-v uifaa, tu Juaa wiswU, aad i(, LeristS Joha- IT- rrvtas d.ssa not etKeu and desire bat ciss saisa, aad aVeUae been I CRIME'S CARNIVAL. Knives at a Ball as Lively as Heels One Dangerous Lady' "Her Receives a Bullet Knee A "Trio of -Thieves." in Batrglars, Hartae; Gtttted i 1 Horns, Vil- bot It Urn Tira Otkaur XNIVZ3 AT A BAXZa A crowd of young men ia attendance at a bell aad raffle at Ha 242 Milwaukee avenue, Saturday night, got tat quarrel over the payment for some drinks, aad a cuttlng-beo resulted. I Knives were drawn bv several of the crowd, and I 1 freely used. During the fracas John Olsen, 18 I years old, living at No.

ill Hubbard street, was I horribly eat up, one slash having almost sev- I ared his wlnd-oloe. while another made a long 1 snd ugly-looking gaah behind ths ear. Patrick Tracer, another of th gang, waa badly, bnt not so seriously, cut as Olsen. There Were no arresU made, tbe managers of tbs ball, and all Interested, suppressing all Information from tbe polios. Olaea's injuries are dangerous, but not neoeaaarily fatal.

LODGED IN THS LEO. Kate La by, the keeper of a boarding- house at No. 17 Harrison street, haa a bullet-hole la the ealf of her left lag. and M. O.

Coyla, one of her boarders, spent Saturday night the Harrison Button for thus interfering with the lady's agility. Coyla, it appears, had paid his board In advance, aad, beoomlag dissatisfied with ths olaoa, desired to move elsewhere, and demanded a return of a portion ot the money. They not being able to agree as ths terms one ot Miss Luby brothers appeared. (Joy la speaks of a bis botcller-kalfe aad some other house-bold articles capable of a dangerous use. At anv rate.

Covle. darins the ram Das. fired off 82-oelber revolver and tbe bullet lodged in Miss Luby a leg. Ths patrol wagoa was called and Coyla was soon after under arrest, Ths wound Is a slight one. TEHEE THIEVES.

Detectives Endara and Lons mads a trio Ot hauls yesterday, allot a kind, the fust being that of Qua Anderson, a colored man. In whose ilon they found about $30 worth ot cloth ing and lie en. of which he could give no satisfactory sooo ant. Ths linen is marked Peterson. 10, 8L" Anderson has served a term ia tall for ansa king goods from hallways.

The owner of the property can find it a the Harrison Street Station. Ths same ofnoers arrested Josh Granger for stealing S3 8 from the notorious Jennie Ives, wbo now lives, sinos Captain Buck ley drove ber away from Pactfle avenue, on Weat Lake street. The woman met utanger oa tne street, snd. sapposing that sbs had a victim, in veigled him into her room. About midnight abe found that Granger had rifled her pocket- book, and secured about S3S.

None of the money waa found ia his po ses sion wbea he was arrested. Tom Allm, was tbe third arrest by these oinosrs yesterday. Bachel Hicks, ths keener of low dive on Clark street, was arrested Friday evening for keeping I a diareoutabie resort, and while ebe was lockad np st the station, burglars broka Into her houss snd stole, among other things, a mirror worth $14. Allen was arrested on suspicion ot being the thief, snd ia his possession was found a pswa-tickot for the mirror. BTTBGrLAKIZED AND FIRED.

Incendiary burglars broke Into Mrs. Johnson's residence at No. 150 Townsend street about Saturday noon durlnt the absence of the family They secured aa entrance by forcing open the rear door, and after gathering together what valuables tbey could, deliberately set firs to the building. Some passe ra-bv taw smoke tissuing from tbe bouse sad turned In aa aiarm. lbs firemen quietly extinguished ths blase, bat not till flOO worth o( damage had been done.

The evidence of lncenalariam was plain enough in tne pieces of caper, saturated with kerosene. which were found scauered about tne room. ODDLY SOBBED A vault on the second floor of the building at No. 179 Washington street was ransacked by burglars Friday nigbt in a mysterious manner. Peculiarly enough, instead ot breaking Into th vault, the burglar appears in this case to have broken out of it.

Several firms located oa that floor of the bnildins used tbe vault, butoniy per sons Interested possess tbe secret of tbe combina tion of tbe outer door, wnne tne inner uoor la kept fastened by a Yale lock, the duplicate keys of. which are in tbe poasesaioa of the firms using the vault. During tba day tbe outer door ia generally left ajar. About 6 o'clock, Friday even-ins, Mr. J.

IL Gale went to the vault to deposit some papers. Us was accompanied by a Mr. Odeil, and both noticing two men lurking ia the hall, the inner door was locked and the outer door securelv fastened. Tbe next morning the scene was surprise, and gsvs evidence of a clever job bv some, as ysk unknown cracksmen. 1 ne in terior doors had been forced open from with in.

the tMilta anrans back bv means of a llmmy and chisel and ths lock shattered. Tbs cover of tbe combination on the Inside of the outer door had been wrenched off, and thus tne door was easily opened. Aa investigation showed that $125 ia cash, belonging to Kimenoorr ana viu monev and $25 worth of stamps, the property of M. D. Stevera.

were missing. Tbs theory is thst tbs burglar concealed himself in tbe vault during the day, aad at nigbt after securing the i no 11 bsd forced his way through bote doors. Tbs suspicious men seen in the hallway were undoubtedly pals ready to lend we burglar as sistance it sees i try in case oi a discovery. FROM WIFE AND MOTHER. Mrs.

Vary 0. Peregoy, ot Butte City. M. in a letter to the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, implores their good services in behalf ot her husband, believed to be la Chicago, aad who abe fears, destitute on account ot his In- dnlsenoe in strong drink. Mrs.

Peregoy makes ths following touching appeal to the ladles of tbe anion: 'For his own sake, for he is good and nobis when not under the influenoe of thst terrible curse: for his dear old mother's sake; for his dying sister's sake; for my sake, and for the little baby boys sake, whom ba haa never seen the nicest little fellow, 1 to ink, in Montana try to find him and make him temperate. MEASURES FAIL Wbsa adopted to reform Irregularity of the stom ach snd bowels, 'lbs medicine whose action most eloeely asslmilstes to that of Nature in her benlgneat moods is nostetter a Btomaca xsittera. This soverelga remedy for indigestion and oos- tivaaaas contains no griping or draatlo incredi- snts, and is a stomachic and laxatlvs of well ascertained efficacy. It Is also used with signal aad attested success la cases of rheumatism, fever snd ague, and weakness of tbe kidneys and bladder. 11 la a rename meana or cuitivatinc visor, and ia commended as a medicinal stl rad iant and corrective By physic la as of eminence.

Its basis ot ours spirits is modified by remedial constituents, which pre-eminently fit It tp exert a tonio ana reformatory innuence upon a weag ened or disordered system. It is a medicine which bsa widely commended itself by the de cisiveness and promptitude of lta enocta. A GOOD SHOWING. PhiladaXPHIA. pa Jan.

22. The statement of the Philadelphia and Beading Eallroad and Coal aad Iron Companies tor December, whloh begin tbe fiscal year, shows the profit of both eomna- nies for th month was 937,542, a gain of compared with December, 1880. ABE YOU TROUBLED with conscientious qualms? aaked a friend. "Yotttook troubled." "So I am." said tbe anf- lerer: "but it la with the toothache. "More fool.

you," replied the comforter: "get It Dulled out. and buy a bottle of Soxodont ana nreeerve the gooa teetn xrom a use calamity. A VARIED PERFORMANCE, Many wonder how Parker's Glnrar Tonic ran perform such varied cures, thinking It simply saence of ginger, when, in fact, it is mad from many valuable medicines, which act benehoially on every nisa organ, nee otoer aoiuma. Ltdia E. rnrxHAM! Vegetable Compound, tne great medicine gor tne cure of all female I eompUinta, is tbe greatest etrengtbener of the back, stomach, nerves, kidneys, urinary and genital organa or Biaa and womaa ever kaoma.

head for cuculars to Lydia lias bam. Lyaa. BRAIN AM NtUVt vT ells' ITsaith P.eaewet. greatawt yontsdy ea earth tn lawwtsi, ieaassse. aerveaa deblilty.

east ei at raggtM. vewa, as isu sarssa. I Tog Siratravoii tor the hair la eloanly, win a. swil toe sat, lH tNe batt is aay Boat- tawa, bshI a Biiaatiai hismim, rew tma bxiiiw are agast ail tea.a. bold lta 1 sa en aa a ao sn so so ao so so so so sa so sa so to of BUSINESS NOTICES A sore ear for Blind.

Bleedinz. Ttchtac and TJloerated Pile has been discovered bv Dr. Wlll- lama. A single box ot DB, WILLIAMS" INDIAN PILB012U MSNT has cured ths worst ebronie eaaes of twenty-ave yean standing. It gives rwlief in flvw SBlantejsaftor aaiag.

WILLIAMS OINTMENT absorbs tbe tamora, soothes pain allays the Intense itching, especially after getting warm la bed, acting as a poultice. It a prepared for Piles, itching of the parts, aad asuusi mi mm. Bold by irnrrnta. or mailed ea receipt ot price $1. by Tag bcuaACC bXZTBX-OS e.

Co Chicago. SuDcra changes of th weather often cause Pulmonary, Broaohlal, and Aetbaaatte trooblsa. "Ziroum i jtronentmM ltochar will allay irrita tion which ladnoes ooughisg. ottentlme giving Immediate relief. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tbs Oonnrv Olarg ataasd th teUowuig 1 bat in may 1 bam. Arm. ttasMeae. aeon i Ksnsas City, Throop. 7l i fewou Holt ay.

1 kat. an tajn I Kocn m. 1 1 rrrtaiisi AorCwa. nirartT Hc vjklM iii H. A.

tor7. 1 Osear 1 vuna I K) W. Thirteen th. 3l'i W.Thai couth. .74 Bnnker.

Bunker. 9.87S iuia, Kaine" .9.276 ..29.. BMT7 Lewis If Heavar S3 I Mn. M. M.

10.27 i Andrew ulberg. 1 suiea 1 117 I PstSI I Peter a. Talf m. I tiiicago. "wrt I narcnetrxa.

-ao Chicago. 3UMMBama. a 1 A. Kopn. ..2 9ti I I i.iii.

Uuiu. va eo. itoVM ixww.i.ii.xj,.,. ssas. I A.

Uiloss-o. 00. i Charles H. JiUry Milch View. HI.

saeag 1 1 uts 1 Victoria Same. 90a i Tbeodore Oiilger. o98 I KaU gam 1 Oeorzs Kish barb Uatsnar 31. m. Hi.

oaa 1 Louis t. Levy Praln BV. 08.288 I Itotiy bixteebth. aa toa Kjelma. .31....

SS.2W I kit Chicago. OvDJO I AajiiM Canaan 19 Same. se.291 l.wUI.TjSnfr' j9.ta I Anders p. Tjndaren.2S..Cieero, TU. luamav.

Wm. 1 nvn I tlr. linua VK Hsaaa. .21.. -144 Twenty Moon t.

I alios Lsrmoa las I w- H. Mary E. Bama, Chicago. haa I Jeeef v-" Antus ksua wr 1 'osef DrahakoupeL.24. f9'387 Maria Kostka 19 1 Oeorva T.

TsTlor 24 Chicago, vvo izmuinm Jelmson. 000 I Kdward A. Grand Crossing. 69.289 I Katie k. Vail iim Anton keberer CTiicatro.

Stfou trbanak ni I Joseph West 1 Cam. WUmi 19... .227 Noble. mi I F. Bwiertnra.

57.... Chicago ..45 Same. 1 I I Mrs.Atg Kaak ana E- ustefson24.l 1 W. a Johnson 22. Chicago.

West Erie. IOC i Feterson a-JO" I H. Krederioksc HI. vwt i Hwry L. Denny, SyjUO I Harriet Blu.

DL DIVORCES. Tbe following bill for divorce was filed Saturday: SKOT Katie Ott, against James U. tor adul tery. Tbe following decrees wers granted: UrbaH Frtntlska from John, for drunken ness. Kopy Phlllpp from Bertha, for adultery.

DIED. BurrTH Suddenly, at his late residence. 533 Lake street. Sunday, Jan. 22, Kdward Smooth.

aaed 57 year. Notloe of funeral hereafter. SHABPLka Sunday, Jan. 22. BUmuel Bharples, in bis 47th year.

Funeral services will be beta in ml James Church, corner of Cass and Huron streets, at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday morning. Jan. 24. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited attend. BxANCHAtrp Saturday morning, at 7 clock.

Mrs, Koruert Branehaud, widow of the late David Cormier, and atater of Ur. P. Marchand. this city. Her remains to be transported to ureen nay.

for burial to-day. Wisconsin and Canada papers please copy. BaasTOW In Denver. Jan. 19, JaaephA Baratow.

ot Chicago, son of the lata A. M. Bar- stow, in tbe 29th year of his age. Cost At Wsukesan. Friday afternoon.

Jan. 20. of nervous prostration, Fanny Adelia, second daughter of David A. aad Sarah A Cory, aged 8 years and seven months. pbato Jan, zi, win or joaepa rrato, agea oo years.

Fnneral this morning, st 9 o'clock, from rest- deaoe. No. 459 Sotuh Clark street, by carriagea to tba Church of toe Assumption, a. tnenee to Calvary Cemetery. Mott Saturday.

Jan. 21. of typhoid fever. Florenoe. eldest dsnghter ot John M.

aad Flor ence P. Mott. aged 8 years and A months. runcral aervioea to-day, it a at resi dence Belmont avenue, east of Halsted street (Lake Vlewl. Friends of the family invited.

Burial private at Oakwoods. Hiooims Jan. 2L Martin Higgina, a native of Ennis, County Clare, Ireland, came to his death by an accident at the Union Iron aad Steel Boiling Mill. Fnneral will uke olaee to-day. from his late residence, 2700 Hickory street, to St.

Bridget's Church, thence by carriage to Calvary Ceme tery. Friends of the family are requested to attend. Lum Jan. 21. at his residence.

No 69 Korta Clark street, after a short illness, Silas Luiu. sged 74 years. Hut rat At 313 Michigan street, Oeorge ar ray, aged 61 years. unerai notice nerearter. Dodos Jan.

21. at 219 Ohio street, of menin gitis, Mabel Lavina, daughter of J. W. and Mary u. AKMge, of bt, rant, Burial st Cleveland.

Su Paul I'ionetr-l'rttt and Cleveland Leader FUNERAL NOTICE. O'Oonkob The remain of the lata James O'Connor will be Uken from the vault lu Calvary cemetery ana ounea to-osv. r- riends wtll pies Uke train from and S. W. depot at 11 a.

m. LYONS KATHAIRON. Gentle "Who want glossy, luxuriant and wavy tresses of abundant, beautiful Hair must. use LYON'S KAT11JJ110N. This elegant, cheap article always makes the Hair prow freely and fast, keeps it from filling oat, arrests and cares gray-ness, removes dandruff and itching, makes the Hair strong, giving it a curling tendency and keeping it ia any desired position.

Beautiful, healthy Hair is the sore result of Kathairoii. ANNOUNCEMENT. (HiirstMt mi as, x.or wn tiieir rl AMUvera.re at kle ajt, iv Sria I -ar a i uurlsv eveains H. Srt, l-'-aeta tor ret ana wv. i Irs.

ai. tM rw-f sr. s-t iv im- ri i- I Mtnsi SB aailwess a. a fv. laatssjui a WAN TLX).

LBIlrit-attVI t-wt st tMe a.i tdrt ii a AMUSEMENTS. HAVERLY'S THEATER. roptialor and Mngsr HER MAJESiTS 0PiRA. C0. IIONDiT EVEMUG, JANT 23.

swassssaassB- awawassw SEAS05 OF TWO TTEEKS OJLY, Commsndng Monday svening, Jan. 33, with Thomas' Opera. M1UNON. Oosllelme. a4gaori Csmpanuiii AOteno, airaor uet ruentej imim GlarsovBixnor Mood: Flbna.

Mdlla. kmaaa Joeb, aad Mignoa. aldile. Mmoia Uauk (bar first svpearance In these Uiverttsemeats by Hat, Malrioa Ca alaxsl aad Oorp Baljet. Director ot Us Musis aad CoDdnctor.SiOMUii AiOlITL Tl.

iLnUAT. Jan. va, iioeainrs vpeva. as, s.n-niKKK ist HiVIuLIA. LiOonte.

biswor BavelUi Firsre. Blgner Iel FveeU: Doa Bsstllo. hixmor Monti Uouore, aisoor Coraiuii aad Boaoa Molls. Maria Vaeaot (bar erst appearsooei. ituiia, scoot win in trodoesUthsLsteoa Bceoe Frock's "Air aad Vana" bods.

WBunjDDsr. its, sn. niaw. upwi. Mraori OamDenlnl.

Del pueaia. Moils. IwtU. Mdlle. Kaiss, and Made.

Minnie Bank. TUCUnOAV. JAN. 20. Vardl'l Opeta, AIOA.

Sir-Borl Campsnini. walassi. Movsra, Mdlle. CohmirM, aad Mdlle. Paoiud Rossini (her first appearance.

miliar, jam. ct. uounoas upera, ntST, Mwoori Kavalu. Movara. Dai Poses.

Mdiie. Lami. aad Mdlle. Minnie Hack. MATIN 8ATURDAT.

JAM. SS, War see's LOR-KNUfeliN. asgoon Campaniai. Hal fuente. Moati.

Novars, Mdtle. Aslss. and Mulia. Minnie Uauk. BATCitiiAY JAN.

xl. Verdjs Opera. IL TKOVATUKK. Mdlla Kalss. aad Mdlls.

peoual Boasini. Tbe Bepertotr for the second and last weak will be duly announced. Ur A11JUH91UR. Keeerrsd Seats, gl. fl, Slo, sod SJ.

acoenilng to k-eauon. Private Boxaa. S12. gift, $10, sad 920, aoronUng to loeaUoa. Oeaaral AdnriaaicB, aiJO.

Family Circle, 60c. box OOkceopea from 9 till a. OperseommencesstS. Cartisgesmay be ordered at 10:4. OPEEA UOEHS-UATERLT'S THEATER Jteaa JVoSins.

AH paisuue freqaenttng Hsvarly llieatsr during tbe opera saasoa will pleas remala la tbe auditorium said tbe sambera of ilmreamsgss are called Inatde of toe tuealer, and not stand in tbe msia sutraaos or any of the aalraauaa. or oa tbe pavw Sent in front of tbe building. As the ctmm names will be called by tbe attendants inside ot the theater, lbs oaaide call will be staiDiy for tbe drivers. Tula plea will be plsasantar sad mora comfortable thaa any other tbat was ever in operanoa la aay place 01 pubiio amusement, as it aaTea persona tram inclemencies of tbe wastlier while waiuna in oDara at Lire (or tbslr carriagea. wblcb taey ars so much exposed to by tne Ota pisa so pieaee remain instae tne tnesier.

in (act. in Tour seat, until your carriaire namber is called taa audi tonam: tbaa please avoid delara by sotng to the earrlsiea lmmedialeiv. Th. mimtrtrui and ese- tirhts Inside and outside of tbs theater will be kept right until every mast has departed. Patron pre.

lemns aueaa wiinout carnaKaa wiu please tmme-distaly pass oat of the theater as eooa as toe eortaia inaearnaga aamoera wiu be called In averr circle, ana Uua will bs sobered to, as it is well known to the amusement public throughout th woria that always endeavor to cater to the comfort snd tmnst ssent of cur patrons In every way. CENTRAL MUSIC HALL. TO-NIGni A3P 8. Paeitlvwly Laat bnt Thrwe eg the STODDARD LECTURES. (i Sicily and the Neapolitan Shore.

II Saples and Kleflr. TesHTius and Etna, The Wonder ef PompeQ. Tketa-5c, 60r. 75c 1 reearved seat. Tbaraday From Msr Bill to Mount olivet.

bataraay MaUuee Blclly and tbe Neapolitan Bhom oaturaar i.iKnt rareweu lent nr. btoooani a ond Kussia Lecture. Uoscow sod Mhiiism. Tlcltau for all lectorej at Box Office. ItURDfTT A MJKTB.

Managers CENTRAL MU3IC HALL. Friday Jan. 27, Tua CiuEHlMCOHClBTCO Comprising the following eminent artist MMK. TEREHa. CASHES O.

tbe crest Pianist. MMK. KMMA DOKAJUli. tbe favonie truna Donna oovmn. "III.

the unrivaled Buffo Baritone. BIO. KTASTI.V rrand operabe Tenor. Accompauiment. SPEXJLAL.

ENOAQKMENT For this concert of BmtxnAitD noLi.E7rni.tn. The celebrated Kew Tore Violinist. Tickets on sale on and after Tnescay morning. Jan. e.

a. im iwi Kmcm oi lamcrai jausie uau. trnamt. mm en, sou si, WTfinjur vo Hiraunn. HAJibV BXAVION, GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Clark street, opposits Ooait Bouse, Tfsa Moot Important Invent of ths Season. MARIE GKI8TINGER Bapported By a Gntod Tripio Cosnpaiiy Draaiatle, Comedy, ami Oprratfe from tbe Principal TbeMttera Cootlaeaital Earopa. urana wnonu. Bspsrg urcassin, THIa I Maria Oeistinser in three Olorioas Pieces MO bAjr I I Inn. with My Mother, MUM IT I Th Promue behind tbe hearth, sad JAN.

23. I la Bell Galatea. BOCCACCIO Wednesday MA11AME FsVAKT W'edneadav Sight THKKK PAIauV i-HOE-1 Thursday Sight. UitAJSD DTCHEKSE Friday Mght CAM1LLE 8atarday M.unea BOOCAOUO batardsy NMcbt. DIB secure your seata at oa ttox umce ot Uu Ibeeter.

M'VICKER'S THEATER. ONLY THIS wmr. The BBCqnaled Oerm an-Amencan dialect ccmedian. Mr. rcnit.nins, In the ntiNeentadve Bsbrew play.

UNCLE ISAAC. Every evening. Wednesdsy and Saturday Mitlnniai Meat Weea-Mf AJ. SA DlCKISSoN. HOOLEY'S THEATER.

THT8 MONDAY KIOHC Jn. VL fMTiUnM UaaS AaaalWUSl 1 JgABB uavnatVI ETs WARD, In Supported by ber own company. To-nizht. 507th xn lormenoe OI Mabnee baturrtarV BUDday. Jan.

Miss Adelaide Chene in OMLI A OLYMPIC. dark au between Lake aad lUudalob. wry evening at o'elocg, and matinees Wednesday, HIDE ft BEHMAV8 COHfcDX OOMFA5Tia MULDOON'S PICNIC I MODOIT. sfaUl. SU.

OT1A Waaeaar ganlar aiiLL'r rn STaVUtav A wnr 3 atoatsM SHIRTS. OTICK Oa snd fteT March 1. 1W, the pnos of Ai-u ctsToM bHittxs will be advanced to wo. for io. F.

8. A word to the wiwia sufficient. 173 East Msrtiwn Chicago. BUSINESS CHANCE. TtrtrX IALR AT S.t PER CKJTT DISCOCJfT Fromhoil.

inVoloa: kHlwr stove boaineaa. consisting Ol a clean. pet ISck tool. na, UD, and coi.per- ware, nonserurnisnina estllsbad W. EWlNMACJttniES rpKX XHK UOHT-KrHSIKO KS HOAUB 1 O.WUlW.Iu.i dtste street.

Chios 1)KA NEW tClVlNIi MAChlMiS AT si HO and upward rood weoM-nsna oa andi-pward. FURNACES. market. The original Enipire O-1 Br fop ula oniv uv aiv luarket street. Aleo repair, for the fcrnpire HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.

a JOHN IHTCUKIX IMiIS; kinds, carnal), buegies, 71 inrtoset. lioraesoi sod harness, new snd second-Sana, at avw will eiemnre. Ca sdranre. pneasi or ME DICA1. BOOKS saw.

wvaarsra amsVi "street; exclusively a.i.cal book new aaaaTaaad ierseel slock lowest pm SITUATIONS WANTEIX Kit lirKtHANT TII4rt A tTTfMI wae lattor. aao eaiuiiwi ri I. ortea 1e re eaeasewau av a wa ws, a kiORAOE. imw, Mnvmis a i St-e. Mer w.

i rw t. u- f. t. r. 1 (.

e.1 i AI La. 4. 1 at If Hi Mf 4 I I i a.feetV, 1 B) I 'S HTTSICAX. JJAAXET. PATH COVS CPBtUHT 1-1AJI08 Wersttie only ones owt of evr forty eoea pan tors that received special ma tloo sad aoaors at tbs Canieaniil They staad tn tuns loBger fhsa say Matio made.

Tbey are neb and full In ton, eooseracied to sodura, ana are in everr easenUal the oertect Dl- soool tiie aga Musical masters aad in America and Idurooe Braanunes tbe UaUeA, Davis at Co. pnvhta unrivaled, rheas tiluie will. efliM Hinaaeal taslruasaie of tbe bast makes, eaa ba fouad at my warerooms. lUi. 7 vice eataioguas Xu W.

W. AUMBAII, Oor.taaaadAdsciOcsgo, BFKCLiJ, KAKOAlKa, addition to eur larrs stork of Bow Hanoi aad Otwsns, ws oflw aa. Ul sold tbe foliowiac HEouX1-UaJlD yiXSOX at rrsai bantainat 1S5 will bay a Square Orand XNAbK FUNW. nch rosewooa ease, all round aoroera. sorpentlae sad tus moldinga.

a early new. a4trO will buy a banaaome i si wood HltUXWAX FlAJiO, but Utus le) will bey a OEKAT UXIOg PIANO. 7. octavea. rosewood cava, SerueaBs and lop moldinga.

Baoood-hand Organ and Meloda. glA. VAi. S3U. snd W.W.KIMBtr.T- fMsts and Adam atreet.

KNKk JT. AtlLaJtat FIASOFUBTES. THE CHOICE OF THE WOKLDH OBEAT ABTERS. BUbTUN, I Jk Bowsjp MAXOft EKTABUDHRD 1C 86L. PullvwarrantadforSvavaara.

Hold oa ltl tnstallmasu. Low ptiosa. Flaaos to raat, A.HI,.HSF. tin West Msdleon at. FINANCIAL.

A tjoors.w rrx wax omen, pa KArr Msitlsna Sltml flli sMissill Eetabbshad lflHS. La mona Droaaraud Buuioa Sealer. CaaB paid. oie gold and surer, ditsaoada, pearls, ate, Braocb. u3t Unsur street.

Lamver. eta, i nsnrsil 1IONKT TU LOAN-AM BUMS Ur SUM TO aAsaa oa ransimrs, ptaaos, noi'asa. maehiaery, etc witboat removal Batbatoity, atlatr so uua au neaper aioca. lir SUM LOAN BO OK FCKMTTJKK, PI-anos. sewing machines, witnont removal, and other rood w.

H. aUati. aa Esat st Boom Ql CC f-TM r-oKT tu loan ok ataVAA. l.VJ,JAJ estate serurily at current rate. i.

a i-1 mn .184 Dearborn street. KT bL'M tAtXxtb on nKMrmOn an os. marhlnary. etc-without removal. aa4 other eoUaterala.

W. M.ALLeT. Boom 4. 16-' Aiearbora st. HUMONDli.

WATCRKit JIWKLKI, MIL. ver boughL sold or esrlianged banraina; moaer sdvsBced. Boom X. hi Maoiaoa st. IMANCIAL-MOJIET IXJAXtU OX.HKAI, estate sernntlea oa favorahia AUbt tVAJa- I1X1E a 1EWK.

71 DearBotB St. LOAN MOMil OH CITY KEAL KS- tataataowaaaratsa. PKtHMlkJH RAT. lea M. Baodolpe st.

ATTUAt WKHT EXO rURtWHIv HOfJsB HPi and S00 West Madisoa st. lanrest and beseaaeorted slock ot FUETnXKK. CAWtTa, B-roVbtt, S.TC, t-TO. fw atr. tv styles in parlor aad ehamber aults.

BOUfcKS MJR.SlhUKO OoMPLl'A AT KJITOM giuaat axB CAaii uu aasi ruMnat holies Opea evenmga. F.OOOSWELU 'TOTS JOHN FCLtjOr. to8 Weat TVellth st. Bepsir for S.OOU stoves. AO kinds en baud.

Either mail or Personal orders promptly attended to. A BIO LOT Or- hKOO.SD-U AND STOVES, cooks and ncsaa. rood aa new. tram S3 an, all sixes aad atvlea, pncea so tow no one can miss beaue? suited also aa enormous lot of tnrnlturs and every deeerlptioa of boasebold goods, good ss Bew, tobe cktsiiiI oat st sacmro lAUiiiiuiani.uuitsi. xt the bnoxar Rr PAIRS FIIK ALL KINDS or KTOTKS and rsnree manufactured in the Catted Btalas oaa be fonrd at MKTZ.NKH'M.

1S7 W. Randolph st, HOTELS. TBS; BENTON HOCSE. AUD S30 Clark street, It as been doeed, and tbe ownar of tbe building. L.

J. Uawson, eompelled to pay the proprietor ot the hotel damsares for leasing the stores underneath for concert saloon. OOHF.N 1IUU8K. WASHINGTON AND Franklin sts. European plaa.

7io to SI per day; American plan. l.oU tot'i: special rates to permtrfnt psrues. B. A. AlaoX.

Proprietor. BC HOICK HOUSE. EUROPEAN PLAN cor. Wabash av. and Adam a st.

Passenger elevator Bates from 7e to ti per day. KkWMAH BilOB, Props CI. CHARLES HOTEL-H AND IT SOI TH 17 urn soweb i anae per aay. Uevator and all modern improvemenu. ST.

1. A WRENCH EUROPEAN HOTEL 74 and 7B Adama st. near btata. Dont pay high prices when 7fie snd Si ee. urea Orvt-rlses rooms ben.

jNsiRjjcjfiaa YOUNO MEN WHO DESIRE A THOROUGH preparation for business should attend tbe ats tropoiitaa iJosineaB Colieee. opposiie McVicker'B Theater. Tjioroujra instrucnoa. abla atjd tporionoad teacbera. aud excellent rooms.

A oonisw in taw college ia a young man best capital for beginning lite. Dor and evening sessions. Fnenograpby a apedslty. by Kev. J.

Eanaa; also at his rasirtsnos. a77 Boata Park av. IK STCDKNTS IN THK NIW SYSTEM of thort-bacd are ftllinr sood poaltiona in less than three months' study, which has nevor been doue by any other system. XL B. JOtLKsOK.

as lABals arreet. Formerly with Field. Lei ter a Co. e4 PAinroK two months' tditionin Elocution. Prof.

70 Monroe st-. cor State ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ATTORN KT AT UV-a. D. BT.

CLAIR. Criminal law a specialty. Bad debts collected or so cbanre. Cases in Justice ana pouoe courts tiienaea to. Boom 9 limes bonding.

M. ItOBINKON, LAWYER. FfH avenuet Chicago, practices 111 II prompt attention and reaaonabl fees. A GOODRICH. ATTORNEY AT LAW.

ISA Dearoorn si. hicaso. Advice free; IS years' Busineas quietly and legally transseied. CLOTKE ClNINP.jeiC. 11 rjtTLKSKXM QAHMKlfT UIEIX I leaned, and ltepaired.

t.v,n liumM. i.in.M ate- heautltullv CJ ordyod. 80 Dearborn st. and Ml West Madrnoa L'SrillUSUtU 1844- Tilt JOHN A V-lntlua roeamn. and llepalruia? Establishment, llg Dearborn at.

Chicago, has tbe best iaolittes in tkeolty for cleaning aod rFiiainngganBi imimis the counrrv sol1cite.i. L. WHt.t-XKK. Prop. AGENTS WANTEDl AGENTS, CAN CLEAR SSOO.

OO TO Sl.OftO OO a month In getting county rurhte on a new article. No capital required. Address, tor (particulars, J. W. BP EAA.

Marquette. L. B. Mica. WANTED BOOK MEN.

TEACHERS. AND Btndents ior our new book, "the Imperial Hirhway." xclaiv territory. Are receiving grand re-ports frcro arts ti. W. BoriarM 103 Stale st, Clu.

KT PHOTOS. CARD PICTURES. Errc Averytulng in scrap pictares, earda, sIImiui, ho toe. and email ateei eairavluirt at Uuca.ro Picture Co. 'a.

70 but street, opposite Central Music Hall. TJEILKK'II PHOTOtiKAPHS AKR MOKK AA I hnotiliil and LXFalUKJt than any is tbe rttr. He uvea personal attention ro au attoiKn. bead of the art warrants tlus ciai m. lake elevatur No.

rH State st PUBLICATIONS. TEACHERS aIBi.rj. TEACH blto BlbLKd. TkAC'HkUW. BIKUta, a A BIBI-aVL fAVllLT UlllLjiB.

AnLir BiiiLkaL OIJ-T KIRLEa. OIFT BIB1JJ1, wiFT ltLbLaB, Cheapest and Beat. at BevolntloB Bundav Bcboot Publishing Moose. 144 Madison st. Becond floor.

UAVIUC.VOOX. CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. COLLINS. CLA1RTOTANT.

AND test medium i tbe future accurately foretold stock and niminn apeculsuooa a specialty masneua treatment under spirit influence, xut comer Adams. LI. RECOMMEND MRS. PRANKS. 1 Madison street, llv, or on Best atlvieer on love, mamaes sickness lam nee.

rrour-iea. niuuinn PROFESSIONAL. CTirTTERlNO, BTAMIalEIUNO. AND ALL LI imuedimenui in speech cv.red tor life by ilr. A.

Si. Illvenbuntb. 16 Leaalla st, atoom at. All cares mar-anteet. cousultanoa tree, riend atamp lor ctrculac.

tall evewtnir. streentenee. 7o Weat Aasms t. TURKISH RUG PATTERNS. A nt BBS.

nn BO STATtt CHICAOO J. an. i.nuiaeturer ot Pattarna ia Uuloraoa Burlans t.ewtm toe rnvser si I dslera. alanine. aMEDICAL.

HIMPI.K ANft ttOIL tl 1 1-anlea. a suf vara l. au A )4U. 1 uev are a-nile pavii as taaa, au4 a.e-raaiMl nn it hi.tH Uaw Smub mwm va4. st'Ui.

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