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Formal Dedication of the New Gorman Cemetery. Over 5,000 People Take Part in the Ceremonies. Inloresling and impressive, but Unusual Exercises. Addresses by Francis laoknor, and Mr. Friokie.

At an curly hour yesterday rooming our citizens wore awakened from their slumbers by hands of music and men in regalia, with banners and flags, marching through our streets. They wore'members of German societies and lodges, who wore marching to tho rendezvous at tho corner of Washington and LaSalle streets, there to form into a procession and the Northwestern depot for the purpose of being carried to Haas 1 Park, now Waldheim" (Forest Homo), which tho Gormans have purchased for a non-sootarian cemetery, and which' was dedicated yesterday. The procession was formed at 0 and marched north to Kinzie, and thence west to tho depot, iu tho following order: Hr. Arthur Erbo, Chief Marshal, on horseback. Yuan Hoffman's Hand.

Blue Uiuzars. Order of Chaldeans, consisting of UlO following lodges Thusuoldo, No. 8, ami Aebmet, No. 4. Olympia Lodge, No.

477, 1. O. O. F. Band.

Helvetia Lodge, D. 0. Order of Men, consisting of the following lodges Tocuuibcb, No. 109; Calumet, No. 110 Pocahontas, No, 138; West Eagle, No.

176. Qormanla Band. Scnncfoldcr Loldorkranz. Order of Bruliia, consisting of the following lodges North Chicago, No. 33; Concordia, No.

J5; Columbia, Nu. Gordon City, No. 13; UhlamL No. Ifl South Chicago, No. St; Wont Obi- Cugo, No.

80; Hammonla, No. 20 Union, No. Band. Order of the Sons of Hermann, consisting of the following lodges; Chicago, No. 1 Thomas Palno, Frelo Naeuuor, No.

Siegel, No, Washington, No. Schiller, No. Alexander, No. 8 Roomer, No. 11; Germania, No.

12; Lincoln, No, 10 and Elutracht, No. 13. Band, Order of Liberty, consisting of the following lodges: Xlobort No. 0, aud Southwestern, No. 1L Union Veteran Verolu.

Aurora Turner Society, with baud. Vorwarta Turuor Society, with Drum Corps. Hamburg Ohio and Schleswig Holstein Mutual BonelU Booloty, Tbo procosslon was over a milo in length, and tbo different lodges and sooiotios, with thoir beautiful regalias, created a very favorable impression. The depot was jammed with people, all anxious to go to tbo now comotry and witness tho ceromooios. Aa soon as all wore safely stowed away in the cars, the train, consisting of twenty-five carriages and two onginos, started for its destination.

Arrived there tho procession again formed, and marched to of the park, whore a stand for speakers hod been erected. Al2 another train, consisting of twonty-ouo cars and two engines, arrived, when tho ceremonies wore begun. AU tho bauds present played an overture befitting the occasion, after which Hr. Haas, tho former proprietor of tho place, mounted tho platform, and said that ho was happy now to turn over tho lands to the Company. had previously intended to have a settlement at tho Jdaco for tho living, but was Just 1 as happy to iavo it a settlement for tho dead.

He thou handed tho deeds to the President, Mr. Reich, who accepted the same with a few appropriate remarks. The singing-societies then sang Wio gome dior zu after which Francis -Lackuory was introduced os tho orator of tho day, and commenced by saying that the celebration which brought them together today was of more than ordinary or passing importance. This place, which they were dedicating, although yet very distant from tho centre of the city, might ultimately become a part of It, and there is no knowing bow soon the dead may have to give way to the dictatorial demands of the living but yet there was reason to believe that, many years after the youngest of them hod foupd a last resting place there, tho old and patriarchal oaks would still spread their protecting arms over tho dead that' wore intrusted to them. Tho social status of a nation had always a certain inlluonco on tho manner of burying He dead and the laying out of cemeteries.

The ceremonies observed before the grave often char. actoristio of a culture. Mausoleums, catacombs, pyramids, and mounds wore still lu existence, and wore witnesses of a past generation, and showed how far the builders thereof bad advanced in civilization. Into dark catacombs the dead'woro forced in former days by religious fanatics, while they wore burned or sacrificed to the holy Gauges in India. But an advancing and more enlightened generation baa again exhumed them from their dark resting places, and constructed for them beautiful and pleasant parks.

Loud crying and noise were no moro a sign of deep distress than largo and imposing monuments are regarded a sign of piety, nor do they represent tbo taste of a cultivated and civilized people. Tho noisy distress of an uncultured person, and tho vain pomp of riches and power, and the mythical ceremonies of heathens, do not touch tho chorda of tho hearts in the same measure as tho digniflod, simple, and nuiot ceremonies of cultivated nations, lu their eyes the true decoration of a grave did hot consist in an immense block of granite, but in a wreath of flowers withering at tho foot of tho grave, to ho renewed again by loving hands. There ore no other people on tho foco of tbo earth, who, like tho American, together from all parts of tho world sot apart with true piety the finest spots of tho country for their dead, and core for thorn with 1 such refined taste. There is no town, no village, whore a beauteous spot had not boon reserved for tho dead. And so it should ho.

Not to tbo dead alone, but also to the living, are cemeteries, dedicated, and for those as pleasant restingplaces. It is the neutral ground' on which tho living moot, forgetting old hatreds and animosities, and within Us limits tbo roughest and most uncouth person receives nobler instincts, and his finer and hotter nature becomes awakened. No political or religious intolerance reaches this place, and the excitements of social conflicts are unknown hero. Tho dead, who, while alive, were at war with' each other, now rest peacefully side by sidej. so walk tbo living, for the moment at least; alougsldotof each other, forgetting stormy battles.

But oven boro, at this place of peace, tbo bitterest of all strifes, tho religious, cannot rest, and oven tho dead are kept isolated from others that, had another religion. thus keeping alive tho flame of religious hatred. Not that ho would reproach those that differed from him in religion, because in religious matters there should exist tbo utmost freedom of soul. Ho referred to tbo fact that tho intolerance of certain churches had compelled them to buy this How did that agree with tho teachings of a mild Christ, and his sermons about tbo love of neighbors, when oven the lifeless corpses of tbo true believers are kept isolated from others whoso only crime in life It was to think otherwise, and whoso friendship they wore not ashamed to court in life Our American follow-citizens had soon tho unchristian way of this, and, therefore, most of tho cemeteries wore open to all, and not dedicated any one sect. A cemetery should not only be a receptacle for lifeless corpses, but should also bo an element of culture, aud must bo democratic.

Within its limits there can bo no distinction of position, nationality, or religion. As tbo rich boro their w'oalth, aud titles, and honors, so have the poor their sorrows aud tribulations, and tho lowly leave their poor stations in life behind them, aud all become citizens of the democracy of tbo dead, tho ground idea of which is absolute equality. Bucli democratic cemetery shall bo whioh to-day is being dedicated, not with vain pomp and hollow, unmeaning ceremonies. The true dedication rather consists lu tho presence of a largo number of inspired people, who know what tho ceremony means, Ho saw before hiiv snob a multitude who gave this dedication a jrodnosa which nothing else could do. It was nay, divine, to think that tho attendance at this celebration was ft general one, and that tho place had boon purchased with the contributions of thousands, and that those people have saved this much money for tho purpose of acquiring a shady restingplace when at length their tired hands wore no longer able to do their daily work.

lie then urged them to continue tho work so auspiciouly begun, with tho sumo unity ami in tho same aolrlt as heretofore, because there was no other weak which deserved moro of their united strength. Tills was tho homo to which they ultimately would all return. Many of them wore on tho ovo of their life, tired mm longing for rest, like tho vessel which finds a shelter after a stormy voyage in a safe harbor. Others, too, but few ho hoped, wore unrelentingly driven forward and fouuucrcd in the prime of life, And when this entire place would bo by grave-mounds, and one family after another wander on sunny days to Waldheim to decorate a dear giavo with wreathe and flowers, then this cemetery would do much towards strengthening those loft behind and to bring tbom nearer to each other. But to tho dead may tho earth he light.

At tho conclusion of Mr. oral! on tho singing societies sang tho Dandofliod," after whlch'Mr. Fricko was introduced, and commenced by saylug that from bad often comes flood, which was again exemplified by the organ- zatjon of this society. The Intolerance of many of our ministers had oompollcd them to And a place whore they could bury their dead without tho assistance of priests; whore lodges mid orders could bury their docoaofcd'brethren! according to their own customs and manners, and whore tho speech of a brother was considered of as much value to tho dead as the sermon of a minister. Uo then gave a full history of and how the park was secured, Blowing the many advantages of tho location.

Tho speaker concluded os follows: boon beautiful portals and monuments will doom ato this place, and. united with natural beauties mid advantages, will make Waldheim one of tho finest and loveliest cemeteries of Chicago. and as tho colored regalia of a brother will hero have tho same rights as the ornate of a priest, so will tho simple word of a distressed friend have tho same effect as the sermon of tho minister. May this simple ceremony dedicate Waldheim as woll as tho words of ministers could do it, for luvo has boon its consecration, and will watch ovor and sanctify tho last resting-places of our dear ones in the quiet and peaceful grove in tho forost. Auothor.song by tho singing societies concluded tho singular but imposing ceremonies, aud tho now cemetery was dedicated to Its purpose.

It is hardly necessary to describe Park, which will hereafter bo known as Waldheim to tho citizens of Chicago. For years it has been tho favorite place for picnics, and there is no exaggeration in saying that a moro lovely ispot for a homo of tho dead cannot bo found anywhere west of Now York. Tho now oomolury comprises acres of land, which is divided into 600 sections, and thoro will ho nearly 60 lots to each section, making in all about 26,000 lots. Two thousand lots havo already been laid out, and 80 persons are buried thoro. The main roods will bo 20 foot wide, tho lota on oach side 8 foot, and tho paths behind tho lots 10 foot wide.

Those will bo again crossed by paths 0 foot wide, and will bq interspersed with beautiful groves and landscape gardening. Tho Aux Plains River, which runs through tho place, fifteen foot bolow tho level of tho ground, adds considerably to its beauty, Thoro will also bo a rotunda in tho contro of tho Cemetery, from which all tho roods will radiate. Near tho 'entrance is tho Superintendent's house, 30xi0 foot, and two stories in hoight. Tho first floor is tho residence of tho Superintendent, and tho second is occupied by tho.Board ofAdminiatratration. It is hardly, necessary to add that thoro will bo noohurebuor chapel on tho promises.

Lots aro sold at $25 each, and to stockholders at sl6. It is estimated that thoro wore no loss than 6,000 peoplo on tho ground yesterday, and tho utmost decorum prevailed throughout the day, there being no boor or wino sold. About onethird of tho immense concourse loft at tho conclusion of tho coromonios, but tho rest remained and enjoyed themselves uutil a late hour in the ovoniug, when they all loft for home, rejoicing that they wore fn tho possession of ono of tho finest cemeteries in tho country, where they could bury their dead according to their own desires. Waldheim will henceforth bo to tho Gormans of Chicago what Qroonwood is to tho aristocracy of Now York. HYDE PARK.

Holly Water-Works Contracted 'JTo flic Located on tlio South Shore Statement of tho Village Numbering 1 Streets and Tbo Hyde Park Trustees hold a regular meetng on Saturday afternoon, and closed a contract with tho Holly Manufacturing for engines, pumps, and machinery, $30,000, and with O. E. Hequombourgh, $41,000, for tho filtering, crib, suction-pipe, engine-house, smoko-stack, and foundations (or machinery, leaving only tho distributing-pipes and a few hydrants yet to bo provided (or. They also accepted a deed for throe lota of laud from John Fitch, 833 190 foot, and permanently located the Water-Works at Railroad avenue aud Slxtybighth street, in tho South Shore Subdivision. The; machinery is to bo finished Jan.

15, 1874 aud tbo works to bo in operation July 1, 1874. TREASURY OPERATIONS. A. D. Waldron, Village Treasurer, made a detailed statement of tho condition of tho village funds, and on his recommendation it was Ordered.

That a warrant for SSOO bo drawn In favor of tbo Illinois Trust aud Savings Bank for payment of Interest. That tbo President and Treasurer bo authorized to negotiate loan of not moro than $76,000, payable not later thou Aug. 14,1874, with interest at 7 per cent, payable half-yearly, Fob. 14 and Aug, 14, That tho faith of tho village bo pledged irrevocably for tbo payment of said loan. Ordered, That tho amount bo eertiflod to tho County Clerk to do placed for collection on tho next levy, for taxes.

That tho Village Clerk record on the minutes tho fact that tho last assessed value of roal and poraonat property in Hyde Bark was $4,008,330, and that tho whole Indebtedness la but $75,000. Ordered, That tbo Attorney prepare ordinances to lovy special assessments fur $03,437 which is now duo to tho general town fund from twenty-ouo different improvements whoso accounts are overduo to (hat aggregate Ordered, That a warrant for SBOS bo drawn on tbo account lu favor of tbo general town fund for this amount loaned it Doc. 28,1672. PILES PAID AND REFERRED. Bills wore audited and ordered to by paid to Ely Burnham, for short-band 5.00 Buunctt, Davison Beales, apodal assess- mout expenses 7.60 B.

8. Thompson, court fees 71.00 John McCaffrey, Wabash ovonuo 7,812.44 Beatty Barker, Fifly-tirst struct 4,0151.72 D. Heoly, lumber bills ya.yi Seven pay-rolls on street, repairs 088.00 Total $12,080.63 Bills wore presented aud referred lug to 4,045.38 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS. The Attorney wan directed to prepare for sidewalk on Sovonty-flfth street, from Cottage Grove avouuo to Grand Crossing depot; atm for a brick sowor on Forty-filth street, from State to Lake Michigan. Plata of subdivision wore approved of First Addition to South Chicago, being north yof Fractional Sec.

8, T. 87, 11.15 and Addition to South Chicago, being a tmbdiviuion of south Fractional See. 8, T. 87. N.

It. 16 oast. Subdivision of part of Hoc. 16, 38, N. R.

14 oast, was returned for correction. (South Park avenue should bo 150 foot wide.) NUMBERS FOR ALL. Tbo Committee ou Streets reported in favor of calling all streets running east and west streets, and all running north and south avenues, aud of numbering both oonsooutivoly from Thirty-ninth Rtroot at tho north to One Hundred aud Thirty-ninth Btreot at tho southern boundary, and from State or First avenue, Wabash or Second avouuo, Michigan or Third avouuo, to Seventieth avenue on tho Indiana lino; also of numbering each house or lot ou the decimal plan, allowing one hundred numbers to block, tiio odd numbers to bo placed on tho north eidos of streets and on tho oast sides of avenues, and tho oven numbers on tho south sides of streets and ou tho woat sides of avenues. Tho report was referred to tho Engineer to fill up tho blanks aud to tho Attorney to revise (ho ordinance. BALAEV.

Tho written opinion on tho subject of tho President's duties aud salary was presented, and the opinion of Charles Uitohcock, on tho same subject, both of which woro filed. They regard tho Prouidout of a village equal to tho Mayor of a city, and entitled to a salary. WET THE' BCUEENINQR. The Superintendent reported that in the construction of the turnpike ou Wabash avenue ho had ascertained by experience that it Is necessary to water tho stove screenings as a lop before rolling them, aud recommended that in all contracts hereafter thorough watering bo required, and it was so ordered. SOUTH PARK POLICEMEN.

Copt. Berry, of tho South Park Police, recommended the appointment of William Brimstone. William Kelly. Thomas Crowo, Frank Klaniuro, Patrick Mollugh, and Michael Counoll, and they woro appointed policemen of tho Village of llydoPark, without pay from tho.villago. A FERRY TO DE SUI'EUSEDED.

Petitions woro presented from owners of properly south of tho Calumet lllvor for a bridge at Ninety-fifth street also, a proposition to ad-, vanco the money for tho samo until tho hrldgotax is collected: and it was ordered that tho Bn- TOWN FLATS. THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1873. gineor prepare and submit plans and estimates at tbo next mooting for a floating bridge and connections. William Qoggin A of Chicago, In aid of their proposals to famish Iron water-pipes, submitted references as to their ability to complete tho contract. WrnOVEMRNTS WANTED.

presented from owners of property; to locate aud grade Seventy-third street, from Btony Island avouuo to Lake Michigan, ana Eldrod avenue, from Seventy-first street to South Chicago avouuo, and for sidewalks on the oast sido of Langley avonno, from Forty-fifth to Forty-sixth streets, aud on tbo not th side of Forty-seventh street, from Droiol to Hydo Farit avenues, and on tho east side of Hydo Park avenue, from Oak to Fifty-fifth streets, by tho usual order limited to Cot. 1. GRADING Till'. GRADES. Own ore of property on Bowen avonuo attended iu person, promising to improve tho ntroot immediately if tlio grade Is ilxod 5 otbore on Langley avonuo protesting that the work in progress la bolow grade, and tho attorney pleads that all grades ho established.

Tho Board adjourned to Monday evening next at 7 to establish tho grades. THE COURTS. A 6100,000 Knit for Penalties under an Act of Kognlntlnc JPatcnfM Aguinat AVnntcd for nu Allcrrcd Slanderlltvorro to Recover Courts Sultfeu Tho rcadors of The Trirune will romorabor (ho Fraser lubricator oil case, recently reported, instituted in tho United States Circuit On Saturday an action in debt was brought against John A. Packard, President and Treasurer of tho said Company, for, in tho District Court, by George 11. Davis (under aot of Congress providing that persons manufacturing and, soiling any article os patented, which is not patented shall bo liable for a penalty of SIOO for each ofTouso), for manufacturing and selling unpatouted axle grease represented as being patented.

The'declaration contains nearly COU counts, and forms a huge print-' od volume. Tho plalutiff is also a manufacturer of axlo groaso, aud ho charges that tho defendant marks his packages without any right to do so, thus misleading purchasers, and tntondin to prevent competition. Ono thousand offenses are charged. Cooper; Garrett Packard for tho plaintiff. ACTION AGAINST RAILROADS.

Michael Evans, administrator of tho estate of tho iato Nathan Handy, brings suit In cauo against tho 0., It. I. P. It. it.

alleging that deceased was killed by a collision botwcou his wagon, in which ho was driving, and an ougiuo belonging to tbo defendant, resulting, ns ho claims, from tho uogligonco of tho employes. Tho accident, it will ho romomborod, took placo on Augi 18,1871, on Clark street, between Twelfth streets, tho deceased being thrown violently into tho road. William 1. Millar, in tho Circuit Court ou Saturday, commenced suit in coso against tho 0., 0. It.

and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Bt. Louis Railroad Company, damages, for land condemned by them belonging to tho plaintiff, adjoining and Xrontiug ou Rockwell street, and not paid for. ALLEGED WANTED. Jacob Louz on Saturday procured a capias for tho arrest of Isaac Weiss, in a suit iu oaso for $5,000 for slandering him by calling him a thief ami swindler, by which his business has suffered; and for circulating reports, both verbal and in writing, that havo lost him tho confidence of his neighbors, aud caused him financial embarrassment. without his having tu opportunity of sotting himself right by any other course than through tho courts.

DIVORCE BUSINESS. Bertha Johnson flies a bill for divorce against her husband John, for alimony, for injunction restraining his disposing of or encumbering tho house in which tho parties Jivo, which she values at $3,000, and for custody of children, on the ground of extreme and repeated cruelty. Mettolmnn flies a hill for. divorce against hor-husband for injunction restraining his disposing of his property, valued at $7,000, which yields SBS per month, and for alimony, alleging cruelty. Tho defendant bos advertised that ho will not bo liable for bis debts.

TO RECOVER KENT. M. I). Ogden aud E. 11.

Sheldon on Saturday filed a bill to recover rout alleged to bo duo from tho estate of R. Nelson Hayden, and to correct clerics! errors in the loose to tho latter of tho north 45 feet of Lot 6, and tho north 45 foot of Lot lying oast of tho wont 07 feet of said Lot hi Block 141, in School, Section Addition to Chicago. THE COURTS IN BRIEF. Goorgo B. fiwift on Saturday commoncotl a suit in tho Superior Court in auaumpeit againufc tho FruHor Lubricator Company, $4,000 damages.

Judge Blodgett took a ghoot of a vocation on Satttruay, and no bankruptcy biisinoas vrortli mention was transacted, except somu examinations, already noticed, before Register Hibbard. Thomas Lowes on Saturday petitioned tho Superior Court to coulirm title to west half of the northwest quarter of Section 15, 07,10. Swcouoy xoua on Saturday commenced suit In assumpsit iu tho Superior Court against Thomas Mulrooncy, $1,200 damages. Thomas Lowes on Saturday petitioned for continuation of title to tho west half of tho northwest quarter of Soctiou 15, 07, E. J.

Dodge it Brother on Saturday entered confession of judgment, in tho Superior Court, iu their favor, by E. F. Iloushaw, for $831.22 and commenced suit in assumpsit, damages, against James L. Short, J. 8.

Fuller on Saturday commenced suit in assumpsit, in tho Superior Court, against Higgle damages. H. Fowler lumber dealers, on Saturday tiled a petition for lieu on Lots 80, 82, and 81, Pork aveuuo, for an account of $2,142.70. NEW SUITS. Tire Dotted States District Goorgo R.

Davis v. John A. Packard 5 debt, The Oirouit Suppressed for service. T. Miller v.

Columbus, Chicago Indiana Central Railway Company aud Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 81. Louis Railway Company; case. D. Ogdon and Edwin 31. Sheldon v.

Ellen J. aud 17. M. Haydns, Fannie O. and Samuol O.

Roald, Unrrio E. aud Mary Uaydon, William W. Strong, and Todd; bill. 8,162 Michael Evans, Administrator of the estate of Nathan Handy, deceased, v. The R.

I. P. R. R. coco, $5,000.

Lcnz v. Isaac trespass, $6,000, aud capias. D. Roouo v. James Raster; TiiKSuruuion Carpenter v.

C. W. Spalding; assumpsit, S6OO. Walker v. Hamlet B.

Snell; assumpsit, v. John Johnson bill for divorco and injunction. John O. Goebel Peter Hand; assumpsit, S6OO. 44,658 Christina Guo.

Mattleman. Sous v. Thomas Muiroouoy; assumpsit, Lowes v. Cutliorlne and Sherman Puns ct ah; petition to coutlrm title. 44,601 E.

J. Dodge Dro. v. E. Hunshaw; confession, $601,22.

v. James L. Short; assumpsit, 44,000 J. H. Fuller v.

Higgle assumpsit, $1,600, 44,064 R. Fowler Co. v. Charles P. McKay, George fiawhi, Stephen W.

llnwsoD, Carter 11. Harrison, and Elizabeth Clarke; lion on Lots 70,78, 60, 82, and 84 Park avenue, for $2,142.70. R. Swift V. Tho Frazer Lubrication ussumpait, EVANSTON.

Xho Village Truntuuii Ilnvo Another Wroitlo wltli the Uilucutiouul Tho Trustees of tlio Village assembled in the Council Chamber on Saturday After counting noses, it was found that one was looking to mako a quorum. A small boy was dispatched for the delinquent, and, in the interim, Water-Works woro discussed. Whoa a quorum was secured, XI. Q. rowel's, President pro tempore, called the mooting to order.

There woro present Messrs. Gage, Phelps, Powers, Blanchard, and Hugh A. White, the Attorney of the Board. The Committee on Street-Lamps reported in favor of two lamps at the Intersection of Buvis street and Judson avenue. After some discussion, the lamps woro ordered to bo erected, those dwelling in the vicinity to pay for tho gas consumed.

A petition for a sidewalk on tho oast side of Judson avonuo was referred back to tho petitioners for correction, tho blook being improperly described. A proposal from Beatty Barker, to construct tho crib for the Water-Works, was road. The Sontlomon were ready to construct tho crib on loorgo 0. plan, with 10-inoh cost-iron iloxlblo pipo, with two protecting rows of piles from crib to shore, for Thu sumo crib, with a brick tuunol COO foot in length, with two shafts, one at tho crib throe feet in diameter, the other at tho shore end, sit foot in diameter, for $11,126. Tho wholo to bo completed In ninety days.

lloforrodto tho appropriate committee. Tho Attorney of the Board was instructed to draw up and present at the next meeting an ordinance ordering the isuuu of bonds, to lie known as livunstan water-bunds, running live. ton. fifteen, and twoulv Years, bearing 1U per cent Intoronk, principal and interest payable at tho National Bank -of Commerce, Now-York City, In live, ton, fifteen, and twenty years, BTho Committee on Water wore ordered to report at tho noxt mooting tho specific location for tho onglno-houDo. Tho Clerk of tho Board was Instructed to prosent, at tho noxt mooting, tho blit for services rendered by tho Street Commissioner.

1 After a rambling discussion on tho failnro of tho Board to ntako out their tax assessment for tho present year in time to got it allowed, and tho possibility of applying to tho Legislature for relief, tho Board aujouruod to Tuesday night. EDUCATIONAL. Tho College of Law of tho Northwestern and Chicago Universities has boon organized. Judge Homy Booth is Dean, and with him are associated Lyman Truinbull, LL.D., and Judge Doolittle. i Prof.

Joseph AUyn, from tho School of Minos, Columbia College, Now York, will (ill tho Chair of Chemistry, and Prof. William MotciUf, tho Chair of Civil Engineering in tho now Cailogo of Technology of tho Northwestern University. Tho latter gentleman has for many years boon conncciod witb tho United States Coast Survey, and is tv thorougii practical engineer, Gas has boon introduced into tho University, and largo oxpehdlturos made for tho laboratory and for tho accommodation Of tho physical apparatus. PERSONAL. Tho family of 13, K.

Paul, otPowaukco, Win. Isaac It. Hitt and family are trying littlo at tho fountain-head. Mrs. W.

T. Woodson aud daughter loft Evanston for Denver last week. Mr, Leo J. is convalescing at Powaukoo, Wis. J.

Mlm Bello Williams, and Miss XaOUIo Powers have just returned to Evanston extended European tour. Messrs. John 11. Kcdssio, William B. Phillips, aud Oliver Morey hayo been appointed a committee to assess of malting and completing tho Water-Works.

musical. Mr. Goorgo H. complimentary concert will take, place next Thursday night, Mr. lott will bo assisted by Miss Auua Lewis, soprano; Mrs.

J. Farwoll. soprano -Mrs. Balfour, contralto; Mr. O.M.

Smith; lonor Mr. John M. Hubbard, basso; with Mr. J. Flagler as organist and W.

H. Cutler as conductor. This will bo Hr. first appearance sinco.his return from Germany, MARQUETTE, JOLIET, AND CHICAGO. Sb the Editor of The Chicago Tribune.

Sir': Noticing that soroo of our leading citizens have in contemplation tho celebration of tho two hundredth anniversary of tho discovery of thosito of Chicago, I.wnto to inform you that I Livvo iu my possession two volumes of Yulloy of tho which gives quite an elaborate account of tho explorations of Father Marquotto and Joliet, and a sketch of tbo journey of tho latlor up tho Illinois Rlvor, and across to tho Dosplainos, thonco to Chicago Greek. Tho. dates givon would mako it appear that they arrived at tho mouth of tho Chicago Itivor some in tho fore part of August. If tho, above named volume will bo of uro to aid in making up a sketch for tho occasion, I shall bo glad to accommodate any ono desiring it. It was published by tho Harpers in 1840.

Respectfully, A. B. Joilnston, Chicago, Aug. 13,1873. 770 Archer avenue.

BUSINESS CHANCES. A HARO A GITTINH, 118 corner wish lodUpotoef tbo whole or halMnturoat In thoir busluoss; bare a wholesale and retail trade; tho chance and location is a good ouo; reason for tolling, disagreement of partnership; wo mono capital required not very largo. A NICELY FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE FOR aalo, having4ll boanlorti, and centrally located; will cheap for cash; causo.noorhoallh ot owner. Apply in poraoa to THOMAS J. WELLS, 1096 A RARE OHANOK-THB RAILROAD houso for sale, doing good business and good reason fur selling.

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A snod5 nod opportunity for tho right man who means buslnoss, pply to Air. DALTON, Room 21, Reaper Block. IUAVK ON HAND A GREAT VARIETY OF Excellent business very One and woll.paylug 8 roomy, drug, hardware, cigar, and confectionery stores, cslrauio and select rooms, oyster saloons, rostau. rants, bakeries, laundries, boarding.bouaes, all good, roliablo, and In the boat locations; can bo bought nt bargains. Cali at tho olttoo of J.

G. lIUBEAQH, Bast Room 13. STORK IN A GOOD LOCATION FOR XX solo. No old stuck; small capital required; good reasons for celling. Call or ttddrosa 149 Fark-av.

8 BUXJburban lota, some furniture, all for S6OU; going to farm. lug; will toko S6OO worth of horse and wagon proparty. Fur Information call at 100 South Dnsplslnoa.at. SHOP AT CALVARY CEMETERY. with stock, dwolUng-bouso and barn, for sale; small capital required.

Address HOOPER A BON, Evanston, YSnK-TUIRD INTEREST IN A SPLENDID DRY goods bualno.s for oalo. Cash rotiutrod, $6,000 to $7,000. A young man preferred. Address Drawer No. 62, Aurora, PATENT RIGHT FOR VERY VALUAblontsamo time.simple improvement in jumping puulcs, making them leap along tho ground when a buy rocks it In tho mual manner.

Uualnovolly, Exnmlno sample for two weeks at 61 East or address tj 41, Tribuno oitioo. PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE, VERY. VERY a fortune: ono or all tho States. D.bTONFR, Solicitor and broker, 125 Room 60. SALOON AND BOARDING HOUSE WITH 23 BEDS for sale reason is death.

Inquire at 40 East Klnrio-at. TOOK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST-CLASS restaurant for salo, cheap, for cash. Fur particulars inHUire at 374 Stato-st. fpWELVB FINE LODGING ROOMS FURNISHED, with rostaurunt and ioo cream parlor counoutod, for 20 regular boarders; paying flrst-ruto; sold soparatoor together. If you want a bargain call early Monday.

KIMBALL A 120 Doarbom-st. rpWO SPLENDID SAMPLE ROOMS. BILLIARD tables, and fixtures. B5 South and 178 South for salo. Apply immediately to QBO.

-W. CAMPBELL, Assignee. a tO CLOSE THE ESTATE OP THE LATE S. W. 11, Ward, of Now York our Western Branch, 184 East Chicago, with tho solo control of our naonoy for Cloth-faced and Paper Collars, aro offered for sale.

This is a splendid opportunity, seldom oliorod. For further particulars, apply to E. M. A W. WARD, Kxocutora, 184 East Mndisoust.

fplIE ONLY PLANING MILL IN A GROWING' city in Central Illinois for sale. Building and machinery almost now. Throo railroads; largo county, in which this Is tho only mil). Good opening tor manufacturing, fur which a stock company could bo formed. Satisfactory reasons for soiling.

Address Tribune office. TO EXCHANGE. TO LOTS NEAR ABHLAND-AV. aud Flfly-lifth-st. boulevard! (or a good Improved farm.

3 lino brick residences at Highland Park, with largo Ernvo for good Improved city, or llnt-olaas tmlnoiuuored suburban property. 40 lots, between Fifty-second and near tho now track of tho Chicago A Camilla R. R-, for good farm. 8 lota on West fildo, near and It lota at South Englewood, for house and lot worth 84,000 to 45,000, KIU-ocro farm, all Improved, with good house, cribs, bum, 63 miles from Chicago, ana oil nndurlald with thick vein of Wilmington coal, for good Chicago property. npo KXOHANOB-OR FORBALU-AN IMPROVED farm of 160 acres in Southern Minnesota, four miles from railroad depot, for North Sldo real estate.

Address WATTE, North Side. mo EXCHANGE-FOUR DESIRABLE IMPROVED farms, worth In tho aggregate $76,000, within 50 miles of Chicago, ono mile from depot, (or improved city property, business or residence. Address Bd, Tribuno office. WO KXOUANUE-A FINE FARM OF 260 AGUES. near Ottawa, llUnela.

fur city property. No bettor farm la tiio State. 0. b. PAUL A .68 Waohing.

toQ.fit. TO OR FOUR brick stores rented for 40,000 por year, froo from Incumbrance, for residence property, unimproved, HoutUor West Side, fa old city Ibuita trill assume a small luourabranou If desired; only prluolpal need apply, giving prlco, location and nmoimt of Incnmbranoe, If any. Address 20, Tribune 01800. MISCELLANEOUS. OPENED AND CLOSED, COMPLICATED Jj accounts examined and adjusted: posting, promptly attended to, by WEUU, 146 Fifth-ay MISS EMILY IIEWSON, PROFESSIONAL NURSE, 2IM Calumot-ov, AU chronic diseases spoctalty.

Notion Tin: UNUEiisiuKiti) wmiunuw i TITANTED-MEN having rranou OFFICES IN vv this city to sell the light-running "Domestic." Call at 74 K. PHILLIPS, Manager. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. IpOR DOUBLE-SIZE EMPIRE comhlnailou parlor bedstead, cost $46. with mirror attached.

In perfect order; price, $26. Apply ot lUI3 West In Urn grocery. litOH HALE-FURNITURE, IJEDDINO, OF 6 rooms (nearly now) for S3OO cash; a bargain; cost $460. Apply at 121 South up-alalm. Osgood a williams, west side auction Homo, K1 South mako on all klndo of liirnlturo.

Household goods and merchandise consignments solicited. FOR SALE. For hire-tents for state fairs, onion moldings, hunting, lishlug, and family parlies who desire to live a few days uimn the hanks of aemu ly trout stream or lako, avoiding crowded and erpciulvo hotel ForoutllU apply at Opyurumout Goods Pol Kit, No. and 197 East Chicago. TilOU FIRST-CLASS COUNTER AND IDE cheat, with saloon ilxturus; also a license.

Apply at 78 Hast Klntlo st. 1 iflOR BALE-OR CEDAR AND tamarack ports. Addross Chicago. MUSICAL. TO RENT AND FOR BALK-NEW AND SECONDhand and organs.

Instruments tuned aud renahed, also stored. WM. U. PROSSER. CITY REAL ESTATE.

I non balr-good lots on Tim oi.howiso streets i State, Hurnnldo. Bultcrllold, Arnold, lialdi, Hanover, Uullor, Wallace, Hummor, Winter, Murray, and llaUtodj also on Wentworth, BhurllofT, Portland Anil also on Alexander, Twenty-fourth, Twonly-alxtli. Twonly-sovonlh, Twenty-eighth, Napoleon, Twenty-ninth. F.arj,/ridrltoth, Hatch, ThiitydlrsL. Thirty-second.

'l'liirty-tfilrtl. Tblrty-llfth. Thlrty-slxtii, Thirtyseventh, Fontaine, Tlllo ponoot. Warranty A Tory small payment down, Uvo yonra ttmo, 0 per cent Interest. No agency uuslnosa.

Apply to owner, AJiIIHItT CRANK, JJOfonroo-tt. TjlOR ON NORTH CLARK AND LA. I 1 poilliTolyat a groat bargain and easy tortna. H. Will PPLB, 200 LaSttUo-sU I "808 HALR-LOTB NKAR THR NORTUWBHTBRN oar shops and Control Park Into muting Lake, Mad- Ison, Park, Washington, Warren, nnd cheap, anil on long tinioj special torros mado with those who will build.

W. I). KUItbOOT DO East Wasb- Ingtonst. (lOU PABK-LOTS IfIIONTINO 1 Fullerton and nnd In tho neighborhood of Lincoln Park; street railway wltblnafow blocks; cheap lots and on Tory easy tonns. Apply to W.

U. KURFUOT A 00 Hast Washlngtou-st. I toil A ON Polk, Taylor. and Campbellay. Partlos wishing to build, no money required down, nnd, ifdoslred, will furnish a part ultlio mnuoy to build.

Inquire of GEURUE UADWELL, on promises, or at 130 South In bank. IBOU COTTAOH, LOT, AND Winchcstcr-av. Apply on promises. OB WILT, BUY A BEAUTIFUL house and lot In Cottage Urovo, near the boulevards; Rood horse Mid buggy token as part pay; balance easy terms. GEUKGEH.

BIIAW, lAOU BALK-ON MONTHLY i 1 of Klrooms, with all modern Improvement, and lot, only a mile west of Lincoln Park. B. W. KIIOFF, Room 14. FOU HUILDINO, TWO and two dwellings above, with lot, on near Ilnlslcd, ono-thlrd cash, balance In annual payments.

Boa OWNER, 707 Wabasb-ay. FRONT BRICK RRHI' donee, two stories and bnsomont, 10 mollis, largu lot, oxcollont location; West Hide. HENRY WALLER, 86 Waalilngtou-st. inOll BALK-HTOBK AND RESIDENCE. lot, West of cheap, and only torms, HENRY WALLKH.

86 Washingten-st. FOB FRET. WEST OP Ashlaud-av. HENRY WALLER, WashingtOll-Bt. BALE-BRICK RESIDKNOB, TWO STOUT KB nud basement, 10 rooms.

Road location, WoetBldo; $7,000. HENRY WALLER. 80 WashlugUm-st. Thou and barn, 10 iioombT on leased lot. yean to run, at s6u por year; no taxes.

Apply at 233 Oalumot-aT. IjTOIVBA LK-A VIiUY GREAT BARGAIN, THAT 1 deslmblo tut ou the northeast corner of Pino and llllnols-sta, Lot ftOxGO, and will bo sold at asacrilluoif taken Immediately. WM. 11. SAMPSON A 144 Otis Block.

1" HOR BALK-LOTB ON RUST PART OP NORTH 1 S2OO to $275 uor foot; North LaSalle, S2OO per foot: help to build. Wabash and other avenues Smith Hide, S6O to S3OO por foot, and advances: F. WORK A 00., 128 FOR BALK-VHR TWOSTORY AND BASEMENT brick houso and lot No. 660 'Woat Those wishing U) buy a woll-bullt house, with nil modorn Improvements, rdnaeantly located, call or address L. J.

DA RTLETT, 176 Atul 177 Hast Medison-at. BALE-OR IMPROVED oily property, 6 acres on Ashland, ov. Apply to T. A. HARItIH.

102iJcarborn.Bt. IpOR BALE-SIX-UOOMKD COTTAGB, SO ARTE' slan.av., nearly now, and well built, will bo sold nb a sacrifice as owner Is Small payment down; balance monthly. G. I'. WORK A 188 La For lots just bast of central Park, corner Van at S6OO each; and 8 lots north of Douglas Park, south front, on at S6OO each.

Those aro bargains. B. KUOFF, 146LaBallost. FOR BALE-NORTH SIDE-IKJxIH FT TO A 20-FT alloy, on North near Schiller, oast front. SNYDERA LEE.

14 Nixon Building, northeast corner Munroo andLaSallo-sts. For sale-io acres on west In 800. 11. T. 89, 18.

SNYDER A LEE. Nixon Building, northeast corner Munroo and LaSalio-st. pOR TWO-BTORY and basement octagon stono.front house, modern Improvements: hot and cold water. Ac SNYDER A LEE, 14 Nixon Building, northeast oornor Monroo POR HOUSE, 8 rooms, and lot 27x196, oaWuit near Robey. SNYDER A LEE.

14 Nixon Building, northeast corner Monroo and LaSallo.Bts. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATfci FOR SALE-ONLY SSO A LOT DOWN. WE HAVE for sale some of the cheapest lots In Austin, on high ground, near depot, on small monthly jpayniontss several now cottages on samo terms. G. F.

WORK A 128 LaSallo-it. IpOR A BARGAIN-EASY PAYMENTS, 100 foot on near 1 G. F. WORK A 128 LaSaUo-st. FOR BALE-NORWOOD PARK-ONLY $35 DOWN! Wo havo for sale several Qno lota near tho depot, at 8160 per lot, In small monthly or Quarterly payments.

G. WORK A 128 TDOR SALB-MAKK YOUR RENT BUY A X' Ton very desirable 2-story houses, eight splendid tagos, all on largo lots, and within oua block of depot, nt Englewood, on monthly payments, by owners, TXLLOTBUN 272 and 274 Suite'at. For bale-in north kvanbton. on ten years time to those who will build, 60 choice lots In throe blocks of depot, church, school, pobt-ollico, nt my lowest figures; all I want is tho Interest, 8 pur cont, for too next 10 Those lets havo risen more than 30 por cent nor annum for the lost 6 years, and tho village never looked ball as promising as now; It will soon shako hands with Evanston proper. Go and view tho place.

O. BROWNE, Room 2, 163 or Evanston. EVANSTON. A BEAUTIFUL NEW house of rooms, good collar, laundry, bath-room, on cboloo lot; nleo location. Four houses in North Evanston and ono at Gloncoo, at low figures.

Also throo houses to rent in North Evanston at 415, 420, and $36 per month, Lola in any of tho places named for sale cheap, and lumber lurulshud thosa who will build. Terms fur homes, oao-tifth cash, balance in monthly or yearly payments, and lota on slid hotter tonus. Gull at my otlico in Kvimatou, or Room 3, 153 Monroo O. E. BROWNE.

3-story houses on montiii? lypaymonfs, at South Evanston. Apply to 272 and 274 Fir sale-new cottage, rooms, and 10 aoros good Improved prairlo land except 2 aoroa mile from depot Hobart on Fort tvayno Railroad, 112 miles from Chicago: prloo S6OO, cash 8100, balonco sl3 monthly; no agoncy business. .1. G. EARLE, owner, otlico Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Room 2, 153 Muproo-st.

FOR BALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY 10-acro block, high, undulating ground, at Norwood Park. 80 minutes rido from ICinzTo-st. depot. Apply to J. R.

STANLEY, 117 Franklin-st. HOUSE AND LOT AT EVANSton; tho host bargain over offered in this town: good location aud all modem Alen brick house, 14 rooms, good small cash payment aud long time. It. WHIPPLE, 200 LaSttlle-st. IpOR PARK IS 7 MILKS FROM city limits; bos good school, elmrohos, hotel, steam printlng-oQloo, artesian well, Ac.

Wo have sold nearly 5tX) Jots during tho past SO days, and arn still soiling at the old prices ana tonus. Beautiful lots, 165 foot deep, only 8176; payable $lO down and 45 a mouth. Wo show tho property froo of obargo. WILSON PEIRCE A Room 6, No. Olark-et.

TAORSALB-I WILL BELL LOTS IN WEST EVANS- ton for SC. $7. aud 48 per foot, on monthly payments of 810 each. Or 1 will glvo 10 lots, 50x170, to parties that will build 10 houses worth each. Good sidewalks and dralusgo, and title porfeut.

Will offer thona inducements for ono weak only. Gall at my cilice, at Evanston, just opposlto depot. R. FOWLER. FOR ENGLEWOOD, 92x125 FEET ON at a bargain for cash.

JAMES U. HILL, 91 Room 4. REAL ESTATE WANTED. WANTED-PARTIES HOLDING CONTRACTS ON Yr real estate in which thoro is a largo margin andduslro assistance to moot cash pajmento for an interest in contract, can And purchaser for any amount required by addressing 88, Tribune office. CHEAP LOT (SOUTH SIDE PREVV ferrod) In exchange for a hoauilful gelding, Id hands, 6 years old, perfootly kind, stylish, and without blemish.

Will work anywhere. Sold for want of use. Can bo soon at 153 Room 3. GOOD FARM, FROM ISO TO 200 if In Illinois, for first-class suburban property. LINGLK A DARLOW, 135 Doarborn-st.

AGENTS WANTED. A GENTS WANTKD-WORTHY THE SPECIAL NO- lioe of old and uxporloucod canvassers. Those colobrntod stool-lino engravings, vis: COLE'S VOYAGE OF LIFE, four beautiful pictures, representing Childhood, Yonth, Manhood, and Old Ago: now offered by canvassers fur the tint Umo. Price reduced to suit tho masses; nothing llko It over offered to tho American nubile. Extraordinary terms aud InducommUK.

Full particulars iroo. Address li, H. RUSSELL, Publisher, to L'oruhli), Boston. A GENTS IN EVERY TOWN, cuuuly and State; biggest chance ever ellurcd to make money. Onr articles are now, and Bell at eight.

If yon want to make money lu a light and pleasant business, fail to call at East Room ft. 1 Agents wanted-wh are offering excollent opportunities for men and women to make money with the boat soiling and most useful article In use, Samples froo. Hoorn 18, ItM East Raodolph-st. AGENTS AND OANVAHHEKB FOR jfi, Uioealouf Kollund'a Spool Moulton. Cheap, usolul.

durable, and ornamental. Hulls at sight. Samples and prleo-lUt aont on receipt of $1.26. Address O. U.

OllAuE, General Agent for the U. No. Stato-at. LOST AND FOUND. OST-AT CALEDONIA HORSE JJ aud tnp buggy; horao 16 hands high, star iu forehead! buggy wlno-colorod running gear, and patent wheels.

Any Information which win lead un to recover same will receive an ample reward of the uwuurs. UUKNXUJCA DROWN, mu West Lako jt. OST-ON SUNDAY'MORNING, FROM EARN IN Jj rear of 13 South a uoauh-dug, mouths old. TJro flmJor will bo liberally rewarded by returning tbo deg to 18 South Mny-st. STRAYED-FHOM 411 SOUTH ONE brown horse about hands high, whllo marks lu face, hind legs marked up as though from kicking, bad part of bailor on at time he left.

all REWARD fsr A WHITE POODLE WITH brown spots; answers to uoiuo of Empress, llio reward will bo paid at Ufi South HORSES AND CARRIAGES. TT'OR VERY FINE MATCHED TEAM OF huycarrtnga also good top and open buggy, T. IL BROWN, 2uj East Van llmrou sU WANTKD-TKAMB TO'IIAUL COAL; STEADY I work nil winter. Witf furnish wagons and carts. Apply to MINER T.

AMES A cur. Kluziu and I West Randulph at. WANTED-ONE PAIR OF CARRIACB HORSES Vt tut Adams A livery stable, 699,001, andfioi) West l.ako-st. 1 SECONDHAND, LIGHT, TWO it horse himbor or expresH wagon, lu good order, fur cssh. JACOBS, 1126 South PosplalneH-st.

divorces.J IVIVOIMIIfb-LEOALLy XJ decree. Scundal avoided. Nino practice In the Courtis el Chicago. Address U. Hex 1U37.

HELP. Trades. WANTED-1S IIROOM-MAKRRS. STEADY IlMplormont nlvcii. ami machines furnliilmd.

toOAHIM, A OALLAIIEU, IE9 cast of Halrtcd, Chicago, 111. Wa no. i oahinet-makkrs to work no bedsteads; steady work and good wanes. Apply to R. P.

DUNOAN A Nos. 84 and 87 East Indianapolis, Incl. WAOTKIJ-TWoTJAKKtAGK SMITHS AND TWO TV holporsor linlshurs, to work on light work, nml onn trimmer snono bnt good workmen nuotl apply. Inautruol H. MURRAY, Mips.

GOOD CARPENTER, A MARRIED VY tuan without children, to go into thu country to take charge of a boardlng-honso in tho fall. Rlondy work will ho glvon to tho man Immediatelyj a good charnelor and host of rocoimuoiidatious required. Address 55, Trllmno olllco. TWO GOOD CARPENTERS, WITH families, to llva in now suburb of Chicago. miles plenty of work.

Apply hy loiter ll Trllmno olllco. WANTED-A niGK.PA INTER TO PAINT OEVER al signs and take a sowing macliino In pay. D. U. COOK, lIW Hast Klnzio-st.

ANTBU-A BUTCHER, AT Otll FIFTH-AY. Must understand Gorman. Apply early this morning. A GOOD MAN, fil'dond cock, at Burdick House, corner Wnbash-av. and Adama-st.

WANTED GOOD BOOT-MAKERS. tt work and good wages. Apply 871) Booth Olarkst, WANTEn-nDAOKSMITH AT SlB BTATE-HT. GAEL i from 4toft p. in.

TIIATIIAB BEEN TT business, atMB Archor-nv. TWO OOOD AT 70 TT Island-ar. Nono but good men need apply. Employment Agencies. STATION MEN TO WORK THE whole noasnn, on thu Wisconsin Central K.illr.ind; Company work; no ennlraotoro; money stiro: fair imld.

Apply atHlovonn Point, to SVAI, A. Chief Engineer, nr nt end of track to WM, U. HA VliN, Assistant Chief Engineer. RAILROAD MEN, WAOKR PER day, board $1 a work, free faro; nlro, Bnw-milt farm-hands, aiono-tiuarrymun, etc. For partleulars and transi.ortntiim apply to(JIIIUHTTAN I South Clailc Room 1, and 101 South Cuual-nt.

EN WORK OIT RAriiKoXIT; EO men for sawmill and tunnel, fi11.75 per day; canvassers. 1575 Knot Room hi. ANTKD-lOO'MEN A oTITO Railroad; good wages; faro nml toes advanced on Apply 274 South Walar-st, IC. F. RAILROAD MEN; ALSO IB GOOD sawmill hands; hlghrot wages paid; froo faro.

Apply Wcat Room 11. LABORERS, CHOPPERS, AND men for Btatinn-wxrk: $3.2 A pur nay; station work from 24 to .10 cento per yard, fo tho Wisconsin Central Company. No contractors; no mono? reunited for faro or otllcp. Apply to O. V.

SNELL, 259 East Lind Block. Miscellaneous. I WANTED-MO RAILROAD MEN FOR THR WlSit conaluCoutral. company work, suropay; wngtiis2; WXI choppers, wages 200 for station pork, pay SO to 80por yard. No money reunited In tho often.

Apply toO. J. SNELL 4 Si Wost Randolph-stl, upstairs. MEN TO SELL OUU GOODS IN COUNtry towns. B.

RfOHARDHON 4 Helton. Uooma 8 and 9, 160 Duurborn-at. STEADY COLORED MAN Tl Hodman preferred), to actssnorlor to a wholosalo atorc. Addreaa, with roforonoof, 66, Tribune otlko. SALESMAN Wi'ril trndo established, to soil boots and ehooa.

Call at 968 and 257 oomor Market. TtTANTED-aoo MEN FOR TUNNEL AND iRAIL- Ii road work, $2.00 and $3.76 per ld sawmill bands; fioo fare; 10 tor steamboat, $35.00 per month and board; Bstone-masons for city. ANUELL CUAKEIt, 21 West Itandolpb-Bt. -v MEN IN CITY AND COUNTRY TO soil Ohlnoso blubboHo, domestic "Older, and many articles needed in otoit house. E.

li. WEBSTER 4 276 East Room 14. COUNTRY TOWNS and soil our now fast-soiling goods. WASHBURN BROTHERS, 31 North Canal-at. WATiTED-MKN FOR A LIGHT AND PLEASANT TT occupation In tho country; $5 a day and expenses.

Apply to MoINTYXtE 4 71 South Cansl-st. WHO UNDERSTANDS packing and shipping jewelry and fancy gpods, with flrst-omas roToronoov, noun other need apply. W. B. CLAPP 4 and 161 Stato-st.

HITANTKD-RBSTAURANT WAITERS AT ANDRIi- VY European Hotel, 14.1 and 115 Madlsen-st. BOYS AT DUUDIOk HOUSE, IT corner Wabash-av. and HELP. Domestics. GIRL TO DO OH AMBER-WORK IT and help to wait on table, in private hoardinglioiiao, at 120 fulnuls-et.

YOUNa GIRL TO TAKE OARK OP YV baby and do light work. Apply at Ruum 69 South Olark.m. A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework; a Swede, Norwegian, or Gorman a Rood homo for Ibo right kiud of a girl. Apply at IM South Wator-st. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; family small.

Cali at 079 West Madlsun-st. A GIRLFOR GENERAL 110 USIiWORK. Apply at 116 corner in asuiall family. 195 West van A MHi AT 47 VV South Peoria-at. GIRL, AT 43 NORTYTjIOR.

VV gan-st. FOR GENERAL 'HOUSBWORIC in a small private family. Imjulra at 4UJ West Lako-flt. GIRL SUITED FOR CHAMBER AND diningroom work can secure a Rood situation by applying at oiico at 177 West Washington-fit. GOOD KITCHEN GIRLS AT THOMVY son's restaurant, 81 S.

apply to head cook. GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK, IT and a girl take euro of children. 21(1 South up stain. fy GOOD, SMART GERMAN OR NOR. tT girl that can cook, wash, and Iron.

Apply at 2M Woat Adama-st. Seamstrnssos. WANTED-TEN FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKERS, also two 897 South Clark-at. Nnrsos. XXTANTED-GIRL TO TAKE CARE OP A BABY.

IT Inquire at No. I Blue southwest corner Harrison.et. Employment Aconoios. TXT ANTED GERMAN AND SCANDINAVIAN ft for private families, luuudrieu, city aud country, at bd Mllwaukuo-av. Housdroouors.

WANTED-A LADY OP EXPERIENCE TO TAKE charge as housekeeper of a hotel In a pleasant country town. Plonno address Tribune oflico, with reference and amount at salary expected. Permanent situation, if thn parties are mutually stilted. BOARDING AND DODGING. Wont Side.

A RANDOLPHS'! 1 FURNISHED PARLOR andhodnioin to root with or without board; uUo uso of piano, if required. South Side. A HUBBARD HOARDING HOUSE. TtOFirsLolasa board, with roume, $4 to $6.50 per week, with uso of piano. Day board, $4.

TTqVnD 120 FEW GENTEEL X-LO boarders wanted klbo a splendid alouvo room at 1451 Third-av. FURNISHED rooms, with or wlthont board; day boatd also. HACK AND 748 NEAR TWENTY- I XU furnished and unlur. nlshod rooms, on suite and table; cruquut grounds; roferoucon exchangon. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OAN HAVE first-class accommodation in private family, with board, botwomi ami Twonty-nluth-sts.

14 9, Tribune ofttco. BOARD WANTED. Board-two rooms kn suite, with firstclass board for guntlcmnn and wlfu. musi good and within thirty minutes' easy walk of tlio courthouse. West Side preferred.

Address, with full partlcujars, it 85, Tribune olfleu. FINANCIAL. A PARTY OF MEANS lIIMSBLU DEALING IN AND raising Uvo stock, with very desltablo facilities fur dolug on largo anti paring basis, would like tonogotitto with a capitalist with view to his taking native or apoolal luloroBt; 420,000 required; business safe and rollabio. Addroia tH, Tribuao office. bonds, 010., at private olhoo, 120 lUu- Established 18M.

real estate! jVi on Bto 6 In tuuiH from to $20,000. UURUKKT A QUICK, LnSullo-at, Money to loan oVoity improved plioporty. In Bums of $5,000 or mere. Union Treat Company oarlnga Hack, No. Month Clark-at.

tfffc nnn WANfKOKCjii a them of ykausT lip.LtJ.UwU oullrst mortgageof ul6 year leasehold, worth $60,000, on a prunilnenlcurnur, South.Side, producing SIO, OWI annually. Will pay a fair rate. O. WOUK, 108 LaHalle-at. nrin' wanted-in sums of sroo to on real estate beomlty, Jong and snort lime.

$6,000, in sums of S2OO to on uhailul security. mortgage for uulu cheap, duo in Syoaru. well secured. H. WT itROFF, U5 Jloom If.

SEWING MACHINES. A OKOVEE A HAKEit FAMILY MACHINE, tl complete order, for $26. cost S(W: also a eonnlu lato improved Singers at half the usual price. U2iE.i: between Uuab and IMnu, UOVKU 4 UAK.ItIPS’ BIIWINO MAUUINEiV (Joncral Gillen, 160 Hrauoh Oillun, (CJ buih-av. Porumti huving old Urovor A llalmr itutviug niavhluos are luvltoil to oaII und bud the now imiuovuuums ami hoar something to thulr advnntago, iNffKirOFFIUlC'bl-' Al Soulii llaDtod-at.

Hlngor muohlni'i sold on munthly paymunte and routed. Opun ovonlugii. WfEKI.KU III INI'S. Til now Improved, told or milled on easy monthly JIUUNHAMA FI.ANNEHV, City Aueula.othc 166Htato-iiK WILI.COX i THE BEST FAMILY AND light manufacturing Rowing-maohino. 'thread, noodlog, nil, ami 1 ttl SmuntJl.irk.iit.

INFORMATION WANrEB. 1 WANKU A 1.11-S UTO, HON J. of Jumca Ijiwton, formerly of Canada, ttlUhnur 1 eomuthlng to ids advantage by writing to THOM A (JUKKN, oiooutor of hU iato citato. Unlun T. County Canada.

SITUATIONS QITUATION FIRST-ULAMI ellng salesman (Gorman) wlshru lo uncage with a whnlosalo clothing ur fnrnlihhig-goudu hull so; haa had IQ nml has Hrst-clous tofureucu. Addrcst TW, Trlhtme ulUcc, TRAVELING man (Gorman) wishes in engage with a wholosalo bncwi homo; hoa boon 8 yonm In thn hnslncca; host o( oily tk), Trlliniio olliou. OITUAMON WANTIVfI 7 ION dork, by young man has had Id yenra' oipinl. once In Uiobubliipss unit under.land* It thoroughly in oil its branches. Addivia 72, Trihuno nllieo.

omiATiON WA NT YOUNG MAN IN the city or country, who has had experience In tho retail clothing and o.m gtvo tho host of city i-ofcrcncoit, AadrutmH Tiflmno ollioj, Trades. A RECTIFYING EH- tahll-hmont or wholesale liquor store, hy man inpurluuco. ddrotn 01, Trllmno oltluo. CITIIATION PORTER IN A HTOTIE, hya btondy, sober man. Addrets iluld-nt.

SITUATIONS QTTUATION WANTED-A RUHPEOTABLE GIRD wants place In inlv.it family; sucoml work. Please call Monday at 73 iinttodlold-st. QVnJATION A CO.MPETKNT'oEr' man girl, In a Amorlcau nmlly, to work. Can a little Engll di. Apply nt LJ Ihach'fl restaurant, botween WaQhlugtcm nml MndlsniistH.

SITUATION A YOUNG OIUETcj do houniivnrk In a family of tvrn or three. Apply nl ftlJfionlh tMTUATKJN riiii'i, IN A Bimill family, cutlngo Ihjiikj profuirod. Call curly day rmmiltig at IUTT3 Wear, SITUATION SUAMfiTREfifi OR fiEc. ontl girl. Cun forolnli her own macliino.

711, Trlbun (nr'Jdnyi. LADY VfffillEH WOUiC ns in private will fnrnUli her rawing maohiuo. i'tpply nt tU4 Wnbaah nr. Knvooa. CITUATION WANTED-A LADY WHO llAfi LOST ii now-born babo wishes to tjur-m an inf.int.

at i own home. Apply to DR. S. A. MCWILLIAMS, PJI l-lgUtoiinm-at.

SITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY WHO HAS k3 insd ll Indul him-mkouplng a npoclaby, rnt huusekm-iior Jh some Jlrst-olasa hotel, city or country; Dio boat of lornuccd given. Address At ftj, Tribnuo utilco. Situation housekeeperby a lady of largo experience. No cbliictlon tu children or to luavo Ibo city. Addreaa Mni.

oaro 427 Went Employment Situations wanted-famiues in want Komi Snaiidinnvlan mut Unman liolp enu bo supplied aI.MHb. 1-iUriKK'H otlico, So Mibvnnkno-av. Miscellaneous. CITUATTON WANTKD-AS A RETAIL CASDTF.R or bookkeeper, by young lady; ban bin! oxpnrlciu-o, and can bring references, Address 67. Tribune oliice.

EMPLOY- tnent corresponding dork or assistant bookkeeper. Address 39, Tribune omen. TO BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, corner Buddan, Apply moat. nil) HOUSE, 10 ROO.MF, lino Into, nuthouses, of minion and grove, thst-cliss place, at WinuutWa, on a Itallroad; only $35 por month. J.

li. SHEPHERD, rpo HOUSE, feg oiiioTtmT av, Forparlieulurd, apply to T. A. HARRIS, U)1 Doarborn-nt. rub of a uoomr, olohkts and pantry, in the rear of No.

155 South rout, S3O pur month. GEO. 0. UOYNON. rno' AKS MARBLE-FRONT House of 14 romnn, wifii all modoru improvomi-uta, IUI WashiugUm-at.

Apply to VV. STRONG, or 26) Wnbssh av. rno RANEMENT J. brick bouso Nn. ban all mmli-Mi buprovemonts, in good condition and lnuiilun, elmui to South Park-av.

liniulro of LUMLKY INGI.EDKW, 17 Urynn Hlook, 103 LiHnll oral b'H "two-story "fmiOK bouio 810 West Monree sf. lloujo cnntalip -ivory modern oonvcnlcncu; Rood J.tr.blo; lot Carp dB mid cas-tlxturcn for sale, ur will rent with tho iiono. Hi BOWLES, ibo or to )i. UN. DEUWOOD, 66, 63, av.

STtIRY AND DAS J. motif, brink Iwiisp, with all modern linprovunenti barn on tho premiss. elvou Sept. to runted to 51ay next. Call at houso fur tornm.

12Cj rlo-av. rbo itENT-oai a n-a oon-iVi ns 14 rn.inis. alt nowly rayalred r.nd lu best of onl-r. Part of fund lure tor nalb or lout If debirod, rno vr-E- ment brio': by use, on near Thlrlvliii 13 and nil mod -m Imiirovcinieiile, widi I(U 1.1 1 SNYDER A UifJ. 15 Nixon Building, tiordi curuor of Monroe imd laiSnllo-ntu.

itOOMS; RENT 1 per Wn-sblngjua-av. iminiru at tl7l ciiriier Ltncoln-st. TO H.SNT—HOOMS. rilO FURNISHED ROOMS. AM', modern conveniences, on second lleor now (Public) block, M.

CO, and (52 South northeast corner of Mudison. Ollioo, Room -32. fpb I FRONT ROOMS. SUITA- bio fur Kontlouteu, 491 corner lAmrtoonth-st. NMGEI.V ulshed lodging rooms, single or cii suite, with u.v of gas and bath-room.

Tno rent-furnished rooms, single nii mi Quito, fur onlv. hi! Soulb Olcrk-M, Prico from sls tu si). limm 11, mi) RENT-8 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKBE PJNgT J. block west of Union sls month. Call al Room U2.

fJIO GENTLEMAN- FRONTROOM FUR, ntrlii at 1517 Wont TO OxTIG Stores. TO RENT-TWO STORES AND BASEMENT, cheap, comer Wells and Illtudalcrata. inquire r.t Hatch niO LARGE AND HANDSOME STORH l.tl Ulark-Bt. nin th of Monroe. rout to suit the timed.

G. F. WORK A V.H LaSallo-st. fhO RENT-VERY LOW. STORE 3 FEET FRONT by 76, light ou three On street lending to main outninoo to the Exhibition Imiulro ul T.

II.DROWN, MUKMIVau ilurun-at Oiucon, qtO MECHANICS AND Olficr room lu tiiu consultation room, nr. ond floor nf DoWolf Building, rent, jf.M porauuum, In advance; includes private drawer' in desk i ond vault, gas, water, look at It. G. F. WORK A 128 iro of fine, new second.

doer nillccH 5 northwest corner Clark and at a very low rent. Q. F. WORK A 124 LaSalle-n'. fpO ANDDESITrOOM Ifi ourbasement, office KmpSro Block: mnpr, vault, ami rvnry convenience; moderate rent.

G.F. WORK A 124 LaSalle-st. TftikoollrvncoiifL TO RENT-PACKING-HOUSE, AND 2 A Apply to G. A. RHODES, 150 LaSallo-Ht, fpO RENT-BASEMENT 153 RANDOLPH-S eeseleii at once; runt lew.

W. J. DAVIS, Mmlleon-nt. nn'o RENT-A FINE RESTAURANT luroa and range, and ail slocping-rooms; emit nI lmuitlon. Rent low to tenant.

Impilre nl Uuuiu i Kendall IllookjlOS Doiirhorn.nt. WAKTBB-TO RENT. WANTED-TO 2 ENGLISH FAMU.I l-TS, liouso cnutrully (uonted, aboutKrnenis, ui cv rj convoniiiiicu; rout, from $lB to S2O; prompt pay aud emu. lul No Itluh landlord need uuswur. iv Tribune oflico.

RENT-HOUSE CONTAINING ii'oH 8 rooms, with gan and water; tr.u-it bo on oimvcnlmil to Madison or llunduliih wnuhl bur furniture If cheap, and pay toqulrtul as boon ua puatlldo. Addicaa 60, ojtieu, 'REN ClllOD 11 near and cast of Union Park. Wo have Sond ettstomors for uoino good cot lanes, coat rally btoatod. NVDKU A LEE, 16 Nlaou Building, northoanl curuot Moamo unJ LaSaito-sts. TO 8 rooms, furnlah.nl or unainmhod, lit good west of Snugnmim and between and Address 10l Norm Morgnu-iit.

OU -t ROOMS FOR hJi.H'J housekeeping, with walor, nut oice-d no month. Address tkil West Madison nt. PAUTWESIS WAKTiIS. ARTKEII WANTED-WITH 3Kt.H 0 AND UP .1. wind, in nn old oiiahlMi mont; aheady invented.

The t.n.i.iv. anil prulitAhla, imt noi da uihlltlennl help mid enpilul ti extend tlm mono. Address lUO, Tribune ill ladies'ami gentlemen's npimml, with A I o-f excellent facilities, tunl annul order 111., in energetic partner with gotul rcferencm and 1.1. I tit capital east bo doubled the that jk.iv, and ih lm im- i. in creased conitftuUy.

An neti ipial-lo jumy c.m tut investigation. Address Tribune ultn o. WANTED-Wi stkO, IN A WELL .1. established, hu.Jeef.. Must he mi ug.

tis and ruady lor ImalnoMt. TO j. Airi'NKK A lUlll'l' I IASI .1 tn pnrohnso rotirhig pm Micr'a non aidl ami prolit.dilo. WEHSi'EU 4 2ui East uuilUiui MAOHItWI-IVvY SAI.iI—THREE l' guild ordor. oiiw liusu.dl, IMnelt; om T.iii.i.Hrw, frame, 15-lneh; nml one Uussull, imdi, d.muh' ryl- Ju ler.

Alsu, twosliaviogn-liluworu. An uau i do-W, oiirn and ton buggy. Si NCR. A lit A ATKINS c.utajr Muyand TVainju-ocoinl-uttu IAOU RAl.M—i«'> UOIUiE-POW ST'l 1 '1 cylinder'JdilUl llirli-'S. on extra heavy li.ul; U.ui uihu lar hollum, inehrii loot, with all i.ipe and -a-iluis comnlotir, No.

1 eo'njd i oinl oycij urllclo rcijulml uii i iiu-uAiniuy and pal it In BiieciHjluf eimrailiiu. Tlit il' cl eiitnt, and will ho sold a Imvgalu tor mn.li or ul illl oi. For Innruiaii- to uit lilllt A dSiUid.d? Simlh Uii.i.ort C'no i'soa. 'i'nSTHUCTION GIVEN ON THE PIANO TOUTI I by an oxii.iflch -cd ymiiig ludv. Apply or Bihlroju aN," 23 OkrUATION BV A VOII.NG Uhl'.

Af .) acndemyaraduite, a mudciin a.ol hn.ciht. wlma wen cuuipiutad al ai m. 1 i. a i iitiuily. Adilr.vß 1 Niahuiv PoA-Otheo, I'raukilu Uuunty, 7.