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REAL ESTATE SALE.

1. The house snd lot No. 80 DeBow street. The
house Is one story cottaga with 70 ms. The lot
ject to lease of SIS per month until Nay 1st 600
at per emit as long desired up to Eve years will
be let on the property.
q. The double co tage known az No. 1876 and 1877,
Goo drich avenue. The lot Is 81 feet by ITO feet dee
Each house is of st ~ and has roe ms, and win
be old separately if desired giving an Opportunity
for sny one of very mod rate aus to get home.
These o. tag are also rented will be sold SUBJ
ect to the lease whose rental will give an interest Of
ten par cent, net the price necessary to be re-
allied.
8. The two story cottage known as 201 Aurora
avenue The lot is 30 feet front sold the one inn
mediately adjoinir on the east last spring for $50
his lot is much better one, and the house cou d
not be replaced for less than 8 $50. It Is suitable
for occupation for two families and will rent readily
for $40 per month but Can be sold for price which
will give 10 per cent on the inyet TIM Mt.
4. The house and lot No. 9l0 st. Peter street
This property is next door to the Of EXCHANGE
street. and has on 1t heat two story ottage rented
unit spring ct $40 per N onth; S2b per mouth has
been offered f. r It this fall.
8. A small house very ear to the Milwaukee &
st. Paul short Line railroad occupying half lot rs
felt by 10.
G. AIS the unirnproved lots known as No. u In
block 8, on Pies SAINT avenue aud 25 in b Ok 6. both
in Terrace park addition, Will be sold chs a with
scar ely any cash payment
All the properties win BE- distinctly placarded az.
ter to-day Favorable terms will be made ell these
properties. No by-biddipg viii be provided for
or allowed, but where necessary fixed price VIII be
put on the property, and 1t Will be sold at the 1t
hir hest bid above that figure.
ALI these properties be purchased at the sale at
prices which the rent from to spring will easily
pay The interest on, ard which will yield the buyers
handsome proht.
The property will be shown to those desiring to bid
THos. COCHRAN. il.
Real Estate Agent and Austioneer,
1885, IL Wabashaw str ct.
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ACTS DIRECTLY ON The KIDNEYS,

Bladder, Eseyvsls q Urinary Organs.
81 forcing Into the system through the pores Of
the skin. powerful and hsalthful vegetable
vile humors Gnd essrs trcce Of disease. giving
Is ggca0 erfna power 70 Immediately relieve
and permanently cure inflammation ana
Briglit's Disease OF the u tdneys. Diabetes,
Dropsy. Eehe1matism, Consumption Of
the Bowels, t>ataFrb of the Bladder. In.
ebsHcy 20 retain or eKpei the Urine. stone
is the Bladder High aeIored. Scanty or
Painful Ur.nasans. Deposies In che Urine.
PAIN EN- TE c BACK. Side or LOins. Ner.
vOus Debility, Female Weakness. sre 10
tact all dseases Of tbess organs whether contracted
by overUora excessive DRINK thu sbuss nature or
otherwise 1t supercsehs tiros the tnconvenences
and troubles Of taking and hnrfuI Internal
medicines. It Is the only DISCOVER of the pois,
Hnsus Uric Acid which iorms In tie Kid.
csys and exists in the blood Of Rheumatic
patients. It u WON exactly where needed. mex.
20 the body and ever tbs kidneys, Il Is cosnfor
md l. good % for Nan woman On. or ChiiS
Il safe, pleasant and reliable In Its Effects get pow
aVs sl ssS
WINGED that it is no dec-ption but medicated eppl
aothing less, saving hundrsd Of dolsrs and secorins
e svery sufferer. a sound body and perfect health
are .; siy sd3s shsI tessmen, the
I'D % ssss0 S, ~ m md
tatioD or sub.titnts be has 90. got It ssnd 70 a,
and S, receive, ,v It by setnIn Of mail
aial Pad. for Chronic deepssated or cases Of long
sss1di L., $500 GhilsrsDs Pad toE
DISCOVER nailed sres Wrise for t. OF the sfsA'
Sol. pro DAS a.DT ToKE sSpS CShro.
Forssale by MOVES BROS. & CUTLER, Whole
ale Drngg ists
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WANTED BY q young man. who Is ex per,enced
w and who is not afraid Of work, q lace TO take
care of horses and do chores Address D this Of
foe. 9a8s
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WANTED-A position by young German man,
w ca clerk 10 dry goods store Five years. az
perience. Address n. A. GLOBE Office 9e4s
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
fhe GLOBE Want & Employment Bureau

-zsusrtssss'sssts IL tAis columns &s publishes q,
Svs esHts !tns each tnssrt!sn, out IN order to
sross the sDseisncy Of To GLOBE 90 On ssssS.
ssstng mediums, ard also to sd the vnsmploys6.
sSs tSsn fuoiish for ta0entyeUs osnts, shrss-Ils
advertisement, a SSsuottsns HonteS snd Sttuo.
items offered, and eontinus tAs advertisement On
til the object s0aGat for u accomplished. For
ts0sssy.Ius csnts, the out er tcork odvsr.
HseJo sttuot.on until h. enSs one.
Each sans seer the three, to ccst Eos csnts pr
ltnS asoa iaatrttss
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TKTANTED-Stuation In Who esale or Retail house
w bya young man of 9, perience. Good ref
ersnces. Gan keep books. Address a. B., GLOBE
Once. S28
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VKTAETEp-a situation. by young man who
w understands bookkeeping, in Office or any
pace where he can mako himself generally ureful.
Best Of references. Address r. A., GLOBE Office.
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w AN Ella situation as clerk IN good retail
w grocery house; ten years experience In the CITY
trade OF Chicago. Address T. W l., GLOBE Office.
282.
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WANTED--By young man IL to Is year. age,
book-keeper, bill clerk, or employment ct ace
work; Is an excellent penman. References uI-
oished via naske himself generally useful Aa.
dress g.. this Office d
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as ooaohlnan and groom or
w as teamstsr. Address J. NJ, GLOBE ONCE. 1913
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NXIANTED- situation In a otel as waiter, night
w clerk or second cook, in MINNEAPOLIS or St.
Paul. Address j. P, GLOBE Office. 3I4.
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CITUATION wanted by young MAJ who Is willing
~ to work for his board. Address Norwegian, this
Office Raj
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WANTED-ey steady, reliable man, situation
hinssH generally useful. Address Nelson, this Of
6oe o1o
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XNANTED About the LIST of April situation to
w run stationary engine. First-class refer.
euces from former employers. Address D. j. e.,
Daily Globe Office 3sl.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as Engineer Best Of ref
w eren ca given Address J. W., Globe Office. $40.
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MTANTED-By lady of experience, a position "a
copyist or clerk in store Address q. E this
once. 2oR
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FIVE CENTS SALINE
AUCTION SALE.

D T. KAvANAdH viii offer this week at very
i low price large bankrupt stock Of Mems and
Boys Clothing, overcoats, eto, eto at No SO East
Third street. 3l4
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MTANTED-By young man, swede, who is viii
w ling to wo Z, ploynaent at store, or to
take care Of horses. Best Of references. Address
F W., this Office. ssa
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SITUATIONS WANTED...HsIss,


NIANTED-By swede boy about 1s years old,
w place to do choTss for his board and 20 to
school Apply at rs Rosabel street. $50.
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WANTED-As situation as houHekeeper by mid
w die aged Americ lady In city or country hotel
or farm Address Housekeeper this office 1923
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o 6rien administered q savero rebuke to the
defendant and characterized the assault a.
most Hanton and npcalled for. He was fined
SIS and m. under 5000 bonds to keen the
peace.
The German society are busily engaged in
arranging for their annual masquerade, to be
given on Friday evening, the Slst inst,
at the Athau@am. It IL anticipated that
this will undoubtedly be the most elegant and
eiaborare masquarade bali ever given in this
city. The arrangements are in charge of sew.
erat gentlemen especially qualified to fill the
bill, and neither pains nor expense will be
spared TO make the masque q success. The an.
nual grand carnival of the German society
wall take place at the Athapsum on the 24th
OF February. and the sub committee are already
as work on novelties.
IN connection with the alleged highway rob.
berry, by which one Bradley claimed to have
been knocked down and garreted of a watch
and S22 on Monday night corner of Sixth and
eioiey streets, there IS evidently very large
sized woodchuck. As intimated in the Groey
the young man story has proven very incon.
sistent and does not stand the ordeal of an II,
7estigation. The alleged robbery has been
thoroughly sifted by Capt. Clark and Detective
Htesett, aud the Developments are such as To
imply that the robbery is cock and ball story
manufactured out Of whole cloth. By whai
motives he could have been actuated, in fab.
ri3ating such chimera. Is not known.
Night before last valuable fancy robe was
found concealed in bag In tho rear of PAN
Faber's on West Third street. The police
werc notified and trap was set to DOLLAR the
thief 1t was expected that he would return
IN the silent watches of the night for the
booty. The robe was taken from the bag and
it was filled with straw as decoy, after which
Officer Lowell took up a position to lay fol
that thief. But the willy thief got onto the
racket and never showed up. having evidently
smelt very large sized mouse Yesterday
morning the robe. which is worth SIS, was
Identified as belonging to man In Mipnsan
lis from whom &c had been stolen.
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ST VENGr II C MPANX
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A respectable woman wants o situation ss nurss
"A Gan take charge Of baby from month old Ad
dress z. Roberts. 1917 St. Peter street, st. Paul
, 1880-12-29
COUNTY-DUILD1NG.

TIE Committee OH Equalization Of Tu1es met
yesterday nFicrilopn, atd resolved to rccon-
mend tue rcfunding OF sonlu ta1cs that had been
pnid III trrur.
A sl,o,tT apsson Of tho Committee on Public
Churittcs WINS hrll, nd bills md ayralts to tho
amount Ut nearly $v,OoQ were audited.
TIE co1a1,it,co OH Public Service also mot
fp1il nttlitea tho pny.r0lts Of tho snttnty c1l-
ployGs, amounting 10 ntout $au0, all Il num-
bcr OF small bills.
ASSISTANT STATES ATTORNEY GzonoE q. ISo-
HAM Iert tho city last evening Gil souto fur Frunk-
fort, Ind, whittor he Rpeat0 tako unto himself
u wife. Afr. luxhnIn Btnce bis cuntluctIon With
tho stnte'a Attorneys o'iec hug e,ldunrei him
hIlhsnlf to NIL who hnvD nltdt Ills acquaintance.
und Als fr!onda all Wsh him snt1 Journey, nutl
ii lung at4 happy lito us Il bpncdLct.
HnME of tho en.ploycs, ahout tho Jail woro
bAdly e;oken up yesterday, oyor y r!,lnor tilAr
thoM. Nnbndy secttltl to know where tho blow
was to 10 struck. yet thcEc WIS M ll!snIstMkAbo
p0rtGt Hn!y found 1sn. Mum, who tlenfcd thAt
ho contemplated 1naktn1 nny chnnEes wt1ntcyer
4 LARGE 'uanttty OF now ctotl,os wero 70.
celEel Ut thu 1nll Yesterday to la usoJ In fnnll-
1attis iii wliio shcr w III toss 1 ar" % Setts washc
n,,d purified. This u lo,lxnceAetl reform. and
Sheriff Mann ~ Justly proud Tint he hAs beet!
tho old Axiuni that elGAnkntaS Ia t!axt to 8Ulll-
moss, nnd TINT It oan 10 u,sdo abplioatIo to Cook
County Jntl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tho examination Of ut!ldayIts In the SchNrlau.
M!or'slawskl co'.tcsted-c1eetlon caso was con.
Precinct Of ths F0urtcci,th Wari. TIo result
ssesN Mr. schssIaw's yoss. wills % ST. Mtsso. IL ..
aaWskt suffered u like deduction OF i:s,1i Votes
net Sn asx 'hs !,y 1%y stK vi
curry tue contest before tho judiciary Commit,
!eo o[ thu stat9 LEGISLATURE. II nov looks III
, 1880-12-29

and Eot thor shnrp Of tito goot,lcs. SUN inter
TIM distribution tho children wcre blowing ttsinl-
pGts, whistles. henttt1v tlrns. cntIR cnil1y, etc.,
nr,. nnw ii ilo Asylum II, children, Of whom
clRhty-hvc nttrnd erhno!. Etid fortx nlr IN mo
,s,,S' MT ..a, nk"., .,,,,.,e r.on.a M,
e., Gto'iit ,'rnn ta Mairnn: Mss: rurter' @ @hm"nR
rs. Hu Itt mnJ H., ~ ~
,rorn nirs t y. rt' Mrs sinui,"; t:hns" H,rs'
m,r, ~ nn,, III +, II Anir"ws ''''' - W "''7"
o"t'' VII" III" ~ " ~
EsASsuS.
Tho Presbyterian Christmas c1orc[srs, post
Fr'st to"k r!aco Stotn!sy evening t"tte icc.t.rc.
ttk,tn ut thu Church. There was lHrEo M'ldirico
In ntten'ance. ani merry tltnc w'aa et1oycd.
HOME rutt TtfE risiExbrEss.
Chrjstu,os ut tho Home fnr the Frlcna,css, wn.
i,rotci t,niiI ' v.,stcr,i"r nFterrn, whnn tinrn
,,.nu ,' p2 1i',' In.4;tnfint - r"stivn, tint
MIA ,r.,TIytn,.s in nrra.,retnont aid ,cljrht.
ri Il, !.hnrnctcr Nrrnr ,yt.,1 fuu I1rt.Gr1t.
lions 50 ilnu; tuycr wcru tho presents
30 numerous; never lid tho lntllcs ai,TSar ~
vel! pty.set!. na never were tta tf'9 f. tks ~
required for tho rcry. loersa display nf fcrMs
,nn.t uEerGrrens Wcro atnfhiteta by Mr. Ferry II.
Htlih. nd tho iI1nttGr Vt art1at:Ei,lK to ucGrn-
tlons WIS lett 10 aits. peirE u. smith Inoso
ftv'l, an1 scfpl. rponi. tho walls OF tiio tW9 Int
ter npartihr'ts which, urn cp'tlcctesl " ftlalnH-
t0urs. hGIn9 HlmnAt hlduefl ohhllu ttlo lieluti-
fulty.h,'hR wrGAths mid fcatonns. ~ ~. front
Chrlstinns-trccs. nho,st sho buses e whtei. wero
nilcsuf orhliRcs dl,sl cnnJy Aftrr tho ehristMns-
t!ntitr OF turkey, r!p. cnko. afd NJ vi hNt t'enn
abandoned Dy tho lnppv ttr0uE uf nrArly LEI
occupied ntHt III! hours tttln VIII, singing and
Upcluf,llE. Alt1s Sntr MHtGnCy conducting tho
, 1880-12-29
PAYNE'S COLONY,

Indications tint tho Sottlers VIII OBJ
tuln Their Object by Scuttorinx-Col.
Oreu pe0pto 10 Join tho ColUnistX.
CAlDwELt, kas, DEG. sB.-Wo Aro having tho
coltlcst weather over known In KansAs. About
10D colunIsts rct'iain III camp. They arc, no
doubt, makfng preparation fDr son,o strntcgio
movement IN su0u US tho weather will perlMtt.
Tho following secret A1sd confidential qjrcular
fell Into tho hauds Of your correspondent to-day:
fsecret mud Contldcntial.l
CALDWELL, Kua.. Dec. q. 1SS0-10 the Members
Of Tic ItiVNe Dkf1toma c0lonr: For tho limo
being wo have been stoppod on our way to tho
public lands, Tho army would hay0 no right to
renloyo us This Is to notify ull inotnbers Of tho
colony to hold tha1nsclyes In readiness to moyo
Ut moments notice to such point III tho Terri.
tory US may 10 taxod upon, w1,uro wo catf COLI
centrnto nt lcRst sou people. You will 10 In
atcrotly and no uue will 10 informed except
members. These lands are ours al,d s9 wnnt
before planting time to tako possession Of thosn
DAVID l.. PAYNE, President.
The leaders Of tho colony aro In corresponds
| eueo With leading coortd mon OF tho country,
anu tic committees Of tho exodus ut st. Louis,
kal'sns City. Topeka, anl elsewhere, Thoy say
they h1ve 0Fcr Gu rruudmon members ot tho
Eolonys that, under tho tortns Of tho treaties,
these freedmen hare right 10 settle on those
lR1tls. They Will also usk that arrangements 10
madp to settle tho "trpdustcrs" Oh these lands.
Capf. WlllAm w. slAtaows, prominent COL
oresa iAwyos os lcascnworth, It ia understood,
will take tho load III the u,attes. An "oxodust.
| or' sAil tu your correspondent to-day; "Wo
| tuye bcen outraged h1id driven out of tho
| South, have besn III kansnS nuariy two years,
! und do not like tho cl!niuto, aud cahnot makn
| II living Auro now. why lOt lut us W to theso
| tho NcpublieNn party would llDt luro ret1sst
tAeso llnds 'tu tho c0lorcA tton whom they aso
cryln8 NIT hEninst Uur WRONGS IN thu South
| Tho lottlUrn OF tho colony yny t3py will have
thelr fruill,s push tho question Immediately
upon tho meeting Ut Congress-.
| 4 CnlnMltteu vt lea1llix colorod lnen viii chi
| jcet. q
, 1880-12-29

uAHlEk-tl0c =. CVatn L. D.,ueloysd vito of chol-
1naJt j.. tInTpUE, sAte 81 EtY,aao, ILL.,
EuuptnI from bur 1atH tEsii0Hco.Ai7 Futtop We'd
upsjny, Doc. ~ ht " 4. Ill.,, to GrAceIunA,
Mui.LEN-nac. n Mrs. Mary Mullen, aged o. Year,,
Vile of Mlchsel MuIl0n. ul,d mother Of guhn a1d Nil
gaMyral from her, lata sesldenee. @ Cherry..t.
qhnEsduf, Doc a. u 10 u, II tho Church Of the
tntMatuats Conception. thsnce W cars to Calvary
Genl1ieFy.
ECIgI.EGEk-tn this cIty,on Tuesday. Doo ~ Ame-
1iA. dAlHhter OF E8prsp an4 Anna bChIgxal nKad II
years months md u days.
ehs tusIdancu VI huF parents. No. IL NtcAl4Au-Af.
IIEATlt-Iu bis slat ynaf tle,nsR II! usash, after
short Illness. Al Lis sons tesdeucc, W. D. lieAth III
Yw0hty-fouEta-st.
Funeral Stuui ry4idanc0 ThurAd2y, It 3isN y. Ill.,
theuu0 BY cAFs 10 MlcalGHM.
Mck!NN0N-Of dip.hsryte Group. Tussdny. bee,
y, Arthur Angus, Third aud youngest hou " AIs1'
, 1880-12-29
ClTY-lIALL.

TiH City Trensurcr's receipts wcre 81 .e5l from
tho Controller, aud s3,e6o from tho wator De-
rartment
\ nrlLp1Sn permit was fssstc.l ycatcr1ay TO
n. lioAhlcr 10 erect n twn-Btory dwelling ut fH3
Iubcy street, TO coat $1.s4N.
UNDER tho direction Of Commissioner Waller,
tho City Eneincer will, this snorntng ut u o'clock,
eut1tttenco pumping ullt tho old tunnel.
TILE Committees on streets md Alloys. South,
nnd SchtDis ntc callctl tn meet Mt u chick to-
nlorruw afternoon III the City Clerks Office.
TilE ilrsi es,iu,nt0 for tro.pron.lns tho new
Cty.lsM,t, uht,i,y for *a.1sV, wns rnssvA yestes+
dny In fuvur Of johnson & Coz. tho contrsclurs.
& Gssss Ct ,?1o ySfs %, exr At m s0 y eS W
son streets. 10th cases wero transferred TO tho
lcst-liol,so.
!..MEEr1sn. Of the judiciary. Committee has
1ccn ch!lc:1 fur ting evening q Jnn. u, ~ I:W
u'tnck, When tho StAuber- teGrAth contest Will
be dsclisscl.
"A CASE Of scarlet s-fevcr II rcporte.l from 1N
tlln strcet uu nnotlior ftnin 'aGl nnttoriie!t!
l1s>m 3s3 TbIrtr-!irt street..
Itig city Controller ycsturtay forwarded $i75,-
eO0 to Euw Yorls City to tho Alncrttan Exchange
NhttunnL link for tho pt1rrUso OF paying Tho
bplMuue OF Interest tlttc on Ja'l'iary coupons.
Ti.E city Engineer hns suspended ali further
rpu. lny1tg for tho present, lnvlnE tho llei, Gti.
E,iHctl Lurking Mftur tho hyIrnnts during tlt!s ILL.,
teiiscly coId wcMthar to prevent them froua
treezinE.
1r nil tho street improvements nlrcRdy
ortlcr.s by tho Council were TO be CARRIED out
tiSn o ,;s'ily SsoSS % ~ I,nt , Il! te Improve
TIE uoarl at Public Works will nyotably re.
utlIrp i,UU.UlU to curry III its work. owing to
higher prices on n,Mteriut nha tho necessity for
t',9 IniiIliig 81 9ny rev ss~ers Hna ,S5seG ,ase
Lust year tho appropriations wns nbont hnlf tho
ll,.lo,l'st.
, 1880-12-29
A SAD AFFAIR,

DELtRv1L1E, ILL.,, nec. e8.-Tho lIttlo sottlo-
mcnt called rwlst Ilil', sosno eight or ten tniles
from heru, WIS much excited Bnturday morning
last bJ' tho discovery OF tho dead body of Mrs
Sultcr, u widow, lying In bed bctwecn her two
ctllldrcn little girls, and ycars old, anti tho
deal body OF m Infant 1n q basket in n shed Ia
tho rcnr Of tho house. Itappears that Mrs. Sui
ter WIS confined some ttn,o during Friday night
that ahe placed tho bApy In tic out. house, where
1t WIS frozen to tcMth, and that shU rOturuel to
her bed and died from heEnDrthnge.
, 1880-12-29
RtCE~C0hN,
lllAL kNHNs
To ths Editor, Of 1lss Ghtedpo TfibuNE,

10 Ms EaHot. % 1Ns CNItd06 1Fl19NE
GAzE1TE Ors!cE, uxLolF, KMs., Dec, 25,-rouE
inquiry In reference to rico or Egyptian corn ro-
ceIved. In reply. would say TINT but llttlo uas
been raised In this county, Those who havo
planted 1t Bay that 1t Yields woll, md withstands
tho drought QettGr than ANy GtAoE eoreAl. III
tue lrouHhty counties west Ut us 1t Il being used
fur hrcaI mid feel for stock. 8. II. DODGE,
, 1880-12-29

by leaving on ull oaprrsvo hs,bits. Pass by tho
bly, towelry stores whero they pay high rcnts and
chArsc corresponding prices. 90 to thu only
jewelry storo In Chtcag0 where expenses aud
lt,o Hoosls nre sold low Remember tho ptaoe,
opposit swing church, eornar Of stuto and HAN
tlVlpA ntfcpta.
, 1880-12-29


Tho Christmas festival OF tho Sunday. school
VI Ut. JaMes' Parish toDk place lust evening,
and, IN addition to over 601 children, there w1r1
many fathers an4 motilors prVseut. In tho cen-
tn af tho chancel wus Il large evergreen tree
thirty fect high, which was tastrlu!Iy decorated
With bonb'1l1 aNl cohfcetlouory, sShilo aIl
around tho trunk wero toys, .lol!s sle1s, skutcs,
work baskelH. etr., ctp. Every child received II
present 9lsl n buy of rin4y, tic HOY. Mr. Gourt-
Hey 4nd alr, W. r. WhlGhouso attending to tho
distribution
. HALY-0RFltAN AsYLrM,
T49 ehtldTtn OF tho Nursery And IIalf- Orpbau
Asylum, No, l76 4urltnK struct, mud u n,orry
tltHo uf II yesterday attcrnuul. Lust saturday
thcy bud lots Vt gtUl thlnxs for sholr Christmas
dinner, but ycaterday thyy recelya4 their Christ
su'nbled Ii, the schnol+roots, md, nitcrn u few
renltauons aud tho singing Of hylnlls,
they marchcd lown-stalEa TO tho ft1,lt
TreKhted with thu yuod thugs littla children d.
light lu stood ready to Go AdMlscu by thulu, uutl
, 1880-12-29

only fniuro in crops for tho present ycar bonr
III whent. unleE tho law pAssci by THO last ctfn.
grcss. nllnwfnE settlers to lcnvo tho claims until
Oct j, 1BB1, II is pruhnblo TINT about 5,UU peo-
po hhtQ loft tho HtAtC.
, 1880-12-29
WANT In WESTERN KANSAS.

Inv mar, :, S,ngio Crnn.f,.o,a 1scsu,tn
sra,,, s,,o WSs,u ~ ~" m.,,,,,,,,..1viii.
i.i 1n,ro.ition o ' upon y, nj The ' i.enesoienco
VI % tsrrr,e,n,tnt. vv,s. S:,e I'm. Tribune,
wA-KsEsEx. KIM, Dec. lo.,"vls!t woatorn
hnnsas hau elio us sno laets aooat snat eonn.
weeks ngo III Chtruru, since tint limo bayo
travelled over lurxn portion Of Kansas, ospcct.
aiiy tho western part. rio rrovalont r. idea TINT
all tho scttfofs aro STRIVING ~ m crfoIcous enc.
Tint t,oy arc by no tncnna my too well OF is
tvori ~ mi, shro,,,,h i'm roat tun vaors,
,r,in ,,,tssn,,un,. t,;,,,,, ,,,,h st., ,.,s ts-n
tnc.s m,sio.'unes ~. pesnn WIZ" ,no ycNr lo,a
md glowing descriptions Of tho cotntry,
thousands ttpon thousautts Of Immigrants cnn,e
tnsn I'm stn3c. rrns,ina ti,o hiissn,,ri t,ircr,
they rushed for tho Western frontier line
which during 1871 md 1873 moved fully 100 miles
each year nsarer tue i.oeky ,s Mountains: Many
'. ns .s W.. @ W. ~, w. ~
Ing Ing 'ss %ys ,o.e Spo" a pus as iesr.
llttlo md In many instances no money left. Tie
case Of mn Iowa ,,a,,. told MO Uy tho unItod
stntes l'ansi Agent or this district who ro'
marked nftcr paylug tho fec for his lan1 TINT he
Ind "tust 81 ett, :, w!fo a.l four little ehli. T.
only falr spaonen OF tho condition oi nlnty
man Thought !,e could buia lis ho,.se, brcnk up
Ills grntitl uni ilvo while he wns growing
his llrat ycNr's crpr ID tlloru thin ono
catl iuj1Rttle: nnt1 yct thorb were thou.
sands U{ such Dcpp[e and hundreds who
cnfnu md tpuk III land without rossQsstng so
much rs II yoke Of oxen to I,lOW It with, 1t ntny
br tint these simple t}copfu inborci under iii,
clusinU thut tho Country wis ouo yast Hnrt1cfl,
which needed hut 10 III looked tjpO;1 Il, bring
forth Er,ts md vegetables Of nii kinds; or Il
n,uy bu that 1nAny ot them thought they cotld
support themselves md family through tho 'rst
ycnr by working for othcrf, forgetting TINT tho
Othura wcrp In tnuny cascs MS badly oil al thcm-
selves.
DROUGHT.
N;hnt nldcd tn thp!r misfortune wos TINT they
tt.mntni tn fnrtn upot tila sntl,a prtncjplo ns
tn IN il1os, M nt ~ racd lilo iii irst % Grokon % grosini
viii, wheat n, thnt tho tro,yrllt OF lBiD brought
IN II tninI 9nfltirc. md mary who might other.
wisn f,nyn stn,t,t,,eti tho fie ftltI fGrmscivea
wifho1tt fH,tl or tntney md slim clnnrcg Of Oh
% tn;ntnn cmnioymcnt. Wirtcr M % aa;uo on aud grcat
s,tsT"r mo nnssic,t. tilt. Thinks ID Tho nd socio-
| tirs' t}inr,, r worn tin cnscs OF eturyatiOt,,
1Fhn enrinv NJ fho nrcsnnt ynnr unsand nwav
nnd ~ r,li rnsne MIMI t,f t11osu whu hN ma
IN, nris to rstnnfn fiir3w IN tbgir batitia md
i"ft tho co,,ntrv H. tirst,otr Thnre trrrn two
sInssra or nofn,it, WIN snft,i hsre: one hnd aoto
,,n,,nS md rfnntr III unrsovnrrnce. thn t1tllpr
ittin ino1tey md sttll less persevcr1.ncus IA n