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, 1881-10-16

] THERE was a boom in the matrimonial market
yesterday, More marriage licenses were Issued
than in any day for over year.
THE board. in its extreme generosity. donated
| the drapery On the county institutions for tho
| relief Of the Michigan sufferers. THIS was about
two weeks ago, and what little is left Of the
| drapery is about worn out by the wind and
| thcr. ''-
MARY CONWAY yesterday commenced pro-
| ceedings III the County Court for IL divorce from
She . was married NV. II, Isl, uad deserted Dec
| ~ of tho same year. She believes hor truaut
! lord is living fn Peoria.
The Hospital Committee had before 1t the
proposition to. turn the 1yiDX-fn ward OF the
County Hospitul over to tho TRIMMING School for
Nurses, which was submitted some days aEG
After some discussion the proposi ton was nc
ecded to- and it WIS agreed 70 pay to the school
for their care 500 per month until further Orr
acred by the board. The committee will report
accordingly TOMORROW.
MEssRs, scuusTER t. LANrAnrSEn, the cou-
tractors for the plumbing on the new Court
pending Tor "extras." it was sub,nit-
ted to Superintendent Hughes Il few days
aE.> for inspection. and yesterday he trcported
adversely upon 1t. saying that ull the work done
had teen paid Tor. adding the suggestion. how
tractors Ior tho advance III 1untcrai and labor.
which is really the basis Of the claim, 1t was
matter entirely In the hands OF the board.
TUE TaN-CoLLECr1SG SCHEME.
IHefo Is couslQcraole 0ulet WORK gong on
just now looking TO farming out the uncOycrsnK
Of untaxcd property. nud to date tho 1ndiuniaus
appear TO have the inside truck, though there
are several better known bidders who agree to
do the work for less money. The secret OF this
is said to be the overpowcring influence OF
Mike Mcdonald, their bncker with the Commits
sioners. He, 1t is ciaimcd, has been doing con-
siderable hard work III one way or another. In
fact. it IS given out that tbs success OF the
scheme Is already assured, provided the
city authorities can be prevailed upon to pay
the same percentage OH the taxes that muy be
collected for tho city that the county, through
the Commissioners. is willing to pay, and
Mr.: NcDotulld has agreed to use his
influence with the city people to that end. but
whether the city becomes party to the scheme
Or not-somc cali it n "job"-sir. Mcdonald !s
tho board in the name Of the Indin,la gentle
man. and the ptau was. up to yesterday, to
spring 1t tomorrow. 1t Is matter that should
be bundled very tenderly in view Of the reports ]
that are rife. aud the public will LOOK an1iuusiy
vi hat rFi
, 1881-10-16

Dearborn: Adams, from State to Michigan ave-
nue.: West Van Buren, from Canal to HaIsted;
Lake, from State to Michigan avenue. Proper
ty-owners who paid for widening State street.
pleased to learn that through the ability shown
BY Mr. E. ]. Hardness. tue attorney for spcciul
assessments. in arranging for the: removal OF
over 3 per cent hns been made. which vii! be
distributed among those who paid the assess.
fnnDt.
, 1881-10-16
DEATHS.


R,SAS-tct Il NJ ,he res,1,.nc - ~ - ,, =,
Wa, -, ~ ate ~ u's pAreH1s ~
Thouns 5onmn md Ann niiSn puH 9eosea jay" sva q =
mnn1hs 'A''' "-0 anu A1'1''' "'eo years nno II
Emnarnt Sunaar ,eth At IL. ~ <.,
Camatnrv 4'Au ~ - p A1' " ea1s ~ ea!Fa1S
Gone to meet his sister
l. ,f,if.tt,1nxro.an. t-..,n..
oct n aran = \. Killed og accldent
W - 3 aseu = tL:,d yshes.
SEwgns11sL1,s. =! pspets G". please copy.
sn,nn,Sn ~ oa'lolsa No"soine' OF con-
- clocAt alet4s-sI. near Inc Ateen Bay road. Lhke
New York papers pIense conv.
S1t1,r1r. ~ -, res, ps ~ ~.
- ~. unGFh! VI FannS !teleH May. aged
70 ~ Wy ii VIII lake plAce nj p.
As1eep in Jesus b..sac, s,ecn.
l. From which nUtic over wnkns Ia .ean
4 calm and und!sturted rat,nss "eep'
Unbfokcn by the last Of fnns
PAl<MEK-at her residence Malta f,ovra h.,o,,
daughter OF Su,uuc1 and jane Palmer :vsI ~ vnare
Funer,ti NJ i H. ID Sunt1nr tn Roscht1,
MARTlS--Oct. II Christina Mnrtn. a,.o -, oo+ X
1saben Martin, beloyad dnughtnfs az o.. an uSL e.
Dugad Aurtin. " ~ '
Funeral services to be held Mt residcncc 10 r1,h
hard-st Sunday, Oct ID at ll:S u., thence By cars
-GEoGHEGAS-In strathroy, Ont, on thu ,l,b inst
Of Dublin. lreiund, and mother OF Churies ~ and
1tFthnr =. Geoxheein. Ut this city.
G. i'arks. ""1'"''' w.t. 49, "af' A"' WIG OF H.
:. t1nw wAnnz0ct i, - .,o ro.,,a,,, -
tin Howard Esu it5t; Yrs, T"nrna ~ 4s soh' i!ar-
urd. aged III years 80" oo'"<A ao'-
, 1881-10-16

INC 1riouds aud patrons OF Mrs Jacobsen are
invited to attend the annual opening ut her
millinery parlors, l61 North Clurk street. on
Thursday, Oct 81 Mrs. Jacobsen has Just re-
turned from an extended European trip, bring
ING with her an endless variety of tho newest
and most fashionable materials and designs. as
IN artist Mrs. Jucobscn is without an equal, and
the opening next Thursday will no doubt do her
great credit.
, 1881-10-16

Because It 1s SO durable, Buck s. Rayner's
'' Mars !" cologne Is not expensive. -. -
, 1881-10-16

Department Full limo nr M
desirable novelties NJ pricrs
lower thur nny other house.
Fine all wool Shuud:As tlo,hs
Roman aud lmbrR f1utds,
Graduating Stripes
Flannel Suftings.
French tsunisey Cloths.
Lubtn's French CaShueres
, 1881-10-16

, ;, most remarkable cure for dyspepsia, "wells'
Health Renewer, the greatest tonic, best bill
ious and Liver Remedy known. 81. Druggists.
Depot, t. Lake strees. ..
, 1881-10-16

Werecommend Eldredg dge sewing-machfnes,
, 1881-10-16

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, 1881-10-16

OPENING.

Black Sinks, Is, &c. $l0o.
Colured Dress Silks, ~, 15.xI2
BtMck Sutin. t. NJ. ,6c.
Satin Broc4aAs. $l.E, Its, geut
biack SIX YeIvet, Gc Il sIa:
, 1881-10-16
.BTRTHS.
MAKRIAGE LICENSES.

ANnERSON-On Oct. 1a Mrs. J. G. Anderson {nee
Sara E. Wtama} Of daughter =:
, 1881-10-16

: 2Fears old, 500 up.
4 ytnFs old, 2D up.
8 6yeues Old. $40 up.
y years old. AW up.
IL years Old. <I.tO up.
u yeaFs old, $50 upx
!! Years old. &atu up.
ID years Old. MUup.
, 1881-10-16
HOSIERY

And Underwear De-
plrtment Complete
line OF all Staple ind
Popular Makes. at
Prices tuwRr than uuy
other house.
, 1881-10-16
TnHEEFT0

Rothschild's Own, e,
ktJtt1schllu's prttte. s.
kuthsch,id's UQ~
beeakabie Hip, H.
, 1881-10-16

Ladies' hand en-
bruidered OF my own
importation. IL lower
Prices than " these
goods were ever pf-
ferH-
, 1881-10-16
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CLQAE9.

Lndies'. Atsses',aud
ChtIdreu'S {stDaks
listers. Havelpcxs.
U!Steccrtes, and Dol
mAf14, In every size,
style. and quAtity,iess
thhu any other house
in Chicago.
, 1881-10-16

the club-roOms.
THE chuck1c-teaded mfnion of. Mayor Har-i-
son whu presidcs over Clark street bridge up-
parently has not prs,tite1 by the recent warnings
given the ,ridKeteudets. and carries on his work
with reckless disregard OF the value uf life
and property. Ll$tevening TRiDCN: reporter
boarded north-o bound car for Il trip across the
creek, and US the car reached the south end of
the bridge The bell rang violently. The driver
OF the car buried across, Tut before his cer lett
the structure the i.npc,uous hridgetcnGer be-
from the track on the. north abutmeu1- Tho
driver kept his horsts I'll the run, or the CAT
might bAve slid buck into tie river. The con-
ductor said The trick was fA1orit one of this
man,. . -
JAMES B. Goop a bridge~builder from Onslow,
day. got drunk. spent all his money. and then
Ea!1 hts ticket to New York to James Kenucy,
saioonkeeper at No. lau Van Buren, street The
latter disposed Of it to " 6. Heath, who. as DO
was to remain tn the c!ty few days. presented
it ar the office of the Baltimore s. Ohio l:uilroad
for an extension OF u1ne- The ticket agent
recognized the ticket as one about
he insisting that it had been
stolen from him. and in place Of it he had been
given one ct more recent issues. So Heath WAS
erty, subs1antiated his statement bv Fcnuey's
testimony and WIS allowed to depart tn pextce
4iood. however. Was licked up ut tho 1r,upry by
p'acer. Mead. and booked for obtaining money
under false pzetenses~ :
The Odd Fellows Benevolent Society Of Chi
corl'a Hall. No. liz Randolph street The ut
1ennance u the brethren vas ia1qer than ut apy
previous occaslon. and perfect unaninlty pre-
|aned. Ine condition and management Of the
6oc'e1F met With universal approval and the
services Of the officers rewarded with TINT
Eaefit!ed recognition that they 50 emiuently de-
served. By their unanimous reelection The fol-
loving are the officers for tbs. current rear:
, 1881-10-16
DRY GOODS.

RoTHsrnlLp,3 8. H. RoTusCuu.D: :
hUrHSEHtLD'3 T..
hOrHsCIilLU3
, 1881-09-21

+1hhurh 1lHrfffttff, tlHf+ -
rrolnIne. boass whIclt pru,nlscs to % %Gnt!rrly
rowing. Tho invGntor is Mr.. Henry N. S!aats,
or this city. mud tho sstE,' Ct h's nptsenco
rcrcw propeller upon smnll boate. Tho
invention cnn .bo npn'csi to my row.noaf.
projects through tito hteril nf tho hfnt, md hts
secured 10 tts eud II screw prrpellor. which by
tho fntnttn Of tho shaft y hand tn,,srt applied
10 n slttl,Iu crank c.,stcs tho hoat 10 mnye for.
wnr with greater or less Rpectl Ehrcrned l,y t1lc
ruptti!ty ri the revolutions. Tho work Il not
nrnrly az tlrcsoEnc ~ rovltp md with the sats,r
nn,o,int nf power expended tho speed nt,nncd ts
fnr Escntcr. Thu advantages OF tho pyrIpcller RFe
nu.ncst'ls md must lo concc.lcd. oilo Is TINT
tho nersnn taecs tho al5eetlu c Is r Rf, l. @
attnehc, to gear, nlso Invented By str, s.ants
IN duck hunting yOti can ,lolscesly nt1pronGh
tho feeding -,:rnu{ and rec where you nrc going.
~ Trolling, this mn.hol 0f praHTsssl'n ~ ns,, nlso
fir alil1erur 10 iabnrfnua ROWING. TIVE Or even
Inorc i,orsons can work ut the hatslns. .ssen; ~
simplo chaflEo Of pill run l,c Wt'rKd W o'.n-
cr ,llrenton, which Is Often ii grcat reflex 10 tno
muscles.
, 1881-09-21
No mnttor w!.nt your feelings or nllmont Is,
Hon FILTERS will Ito yOu Rt,ih! rrDve tt.

TRIBUNE BR.iNCIT OFFICES.
IN ORDER IT, ACCOMMODATE OUR
nu1tr,tns u:,lr.nt t'lrJts.tint Ito tliy. Wy avo
fstnh'!.nr rncI, t'aeot II M 'nre!n t,tvMs!fns: TILL
a. ti!.hntch below. wliorU Atyeri!saniEnt* viii !u
tnkr, ~ the samo ps!er - ssasscd r guy Main os-
SOUTH nlYtStuS.
u. It. s1Mst5. Houksol1ors uild statonots. III
JGTs1$ !. 1x!x,1sus. Druggist, :n' lud,nna.avr
corner Thirty y.trst-sl- m
~. nUCfiafAN. DruRsat, cornoe rhstJ-t'rst ard
WEST nlvt9lOS.
]. stIthEIIElt, DEigr.L ~ West lhkc-Ht cor
= i, R,tTi:i.l: Druggist, M South ilA',toa.st'
ii, + KNxfT. druggist, Gil wcss siadison-st, cor
.,iAs: II: K1mKisr = 20. Drurs'.,s, ,ss South
lIntSerd-ss. corner Ut AunIns. - :
..MiLl:s rliAHMaEf. /. ". wAINwKs01i1. Ill
West MhtknH-nt.. curter >ttiin.,lv.
cDrncrOf TwGftlIi-sL
~ i. llEittlcL. Joxelcr, Enwsdca'os. md Fnao
AiltEsT jacobson. druggist, ia North lialsfed
>o'"o' -: ''''" SORTIl DIVISION,
l.. HU1ilfSfsTlAM 4 H.. DEu1slst, 4li North
Clnrk,sl. curnur bivisInIi,
j. II. WILLIAMS 4 co., Druggists, Gii l4ArrNbta-
fNGis ". Il. SEEnE, Printing mid Advertising
Agent. Ncws md atannery llcLr,t. Itl N Ivklnn.si
, 1881-09-21

We nrn strongly tispnsctl 70 rcgnrd that per
eon MS tho best rhysican WIN t!s'rs anst 70 y.
atantnrti, Mrs. Lydia Il. Finkhnfn, n, Western
nvcue, Lynn. Mn.s f. nniific'! to ne ir teons
itiv wonderful ci,rcs in fr.itnlc diseases. Send
for cfteuInr to tho HbOyE address.
, 1881-09-21

pEKSON A AL-KESWOOD: WHAT
i dlnr joy might ba ours to bu lost M,re for
sn1 Sla9'ss ,,,' sat MEt b Sss IN Thy rrAs b..r
nhi haHElA nnu wrecks hNtssn hopex-s MT 70 soii-
aEstu us nlIw. Kt:NWlfUn. -
DEisSONAIt-CIAIsA: l AM GOlNU
away! b9 a. the tiepot this aftoknn0M Il io.a!blu.
, 1881-09-21

-- M.IETIINEET T.
E,On SAlE-ONE SAW-MlI4L, COM
IL plGtg, With poHur, bhlIg1e-nil!t c0.Aptutu
with puWuF: heavy lGuko- suriucur md untchurt
IL bAiIer, ll-huEsa Erana HtuAcuK!,.e. lJNat corr.
shHl!sr NIth 1l:9tslng Rg nnd bxtYrea. 11Yulsv Vt
, 1881-09-21

THOR SAI.E-COAL LANDS-WE OFFER
IL LILO Hcses Ut AudA utlhpeInlh With Cual. mt Inv
nfico. within al1rt distnnc1 Of GnrtlneF nnd rnes.
vlll9 M directly on tisp !!ne Of now rar0n1, lost
Abo ATr1,tlAulunis with tcFnrt u frp4fts
ANDREWS L HUItllASt. III. WMshtratnn-st.
, 1881-09-21

ITO RENT-b,a LA SALLE.AV., 4 NEW
i 7-st0ry stont. fr,Int eta1nncr, first .rihrs M VI!
rstncts, parl0r dlnssg-rnon' nnd Nlicnnn ". t'fst
Hour. NM, Dtk!NstHt L.
-' l3i In Sh1p.Rt.. ttO0m IL
, 1881-09-21
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

INTERNATIONAL IEM1I4OYMENTu uU..
renu-Wu nro prepared to fnIMlsh enm,nsts.s' "A
ulther aox for evorY Eradu St employment. ha!tY
1punod cha,h uf oltcvs thtoaKhoIt t!e tm'sI n
uriprs satisfactorily. EMPLOYERS mid e.pployes WY
lind 1t Kruatly tn their advantage tu call upon " "
prnpt attention. bcna stamps iur ctrcnlars, sIslna
rAtex, lastruetunn etc. international Employment
Hur&ur, :Hsl tYAbGatl.nv.
, 1881-09-21

11TANTED-AGENTS FOR '''rfIE LIFE
w II LasHeN y. Enrtietd' Full and cnmpIote,
nGnne to pasesi o!92nt!ty ana rStnsnly lgstrntGl'
j. i. GOODMAN Il CO., II! Liza snIa.nr., EhlcnEu.
, 1881-09-21

rT1O RENT FURNISHED - ., GROVE
l. land I'Ark. cnnvonnt 10 atunm mud !rsU rursi
fuik ~. taillHS 4 EAi.k1N I'LL In EhtIG.aL
, 1881-09-21

11't>ls SAI.E-llr +. :. DI.EYER Il CO.,
~ ~ WashttlHton-sL ....'
Five nav 3.xtUry, Et1,,-callnr md nttc, 5 rontns
teep n,nrhiO tsuris, fronting llncJ1n faFk s!n!ti
" Gentto.st nsca tGu aHGf pnssesait,,, thls inil
fr,'nts hut IL iats iFoni!EI ilMcl, in5k, south VI
Thtep.stnry md bnsslnGnt unrtu frUnt. RouthehAt
VI In sulu-ns und ErHonlu-ht. now nsld hontI
{s,nt
hrss,:tot{ nnrb!9 tt9ns os g fe9t 'front.' la sal'c'
Su - WtseGns!n-n. Dn1f uhu hlock west Ut Lincoln
Park. f.stury t!EtAHaI1s NkuM .... 49,
III. 1T UenrbUri.nv.. 3.story stone. front, with =
kttry s.lrn md it 3ixl1t TO n!lpy, s1l.uN.
fail. - -
, 1881-09-21
RE.fL EGSIttY'Es WANTED.

NWANTED-Ss0,O00 WORTH OF CITY
w IueA Or acrua for ta. stock Ut KoOds and cas(,,
Address 81 ~ rr!bunD DtseU
NYANTED-HE.AlIE ESTATE IN ALL,
Wy paEtB Of thu city. +. Z. viEtu.lNu. III Dear
b0rIL.st, NnnnI2,
, 1881-09-21

II Co. lin!nasvIllu. 1nkp cuunty, III, lnUty
tnlhersu md wMtcrr1; three dwellings. hnr,is, and
proposed branch OF thu C.. 81. h st. L. 1t. Il. Can bu
'' FnASc1s Il. PEABODY 4 Co.
Dnufbntf.Bt
, 1881-09-21

1J,OR SALE - ENGI.EWODD - LOTS,
u hcks. and acres, lIow trlec. emsy tnrmn, nutt!t.
gnst eilTtler ~ tInIsted untl Fiiiy-nlMtla-siM
huuVtl ENASSTtlS-l.atx Ii IL Iii IN Nloek aNl
Lois 10 H!n l!Iek IL" Whlte1 AaltiUn Mlh0,l3 TOts
Iu Arnold y WAer4n'H Addition 10 HUnth EynslsttIH;
GhtAt mud taay puJ Jslpia, '
NtfEltStDE--ly ~ nctGn ii blucks}. Hauth Addition.
1llSsllAt. .E-t MErHx, Htar tlujrt 1luH u nnEd4H.
llAalMuNn, lNi1-t+u ncIga, lI,ii9 haut!i
AHDItENH Il tIultlIANH.
ri all
, 1881-09-21

1I,OR LE:NORTllWESTCO CORNER OF
Houthwost Curn0r Harrison und UaxlDy, IxI2s, fur
N,Huk
jIxl2, UAktoy nnar I'olk with party WALL for 9l.sW.
tintta lots ull Wgat COnHress 0ast Ut Ashtud-av+,
x ii III iyoat Jackson, for 4o with tnllllnua, or
fH,4u w1iAupk, tHlFFlS Il DWIGHT,
fsDnruOr WAshsHHtDN Att llAIktCu,
, 1881-09-21

1I,OR SAI.E-FINE STOCK FARM, Or
~ about 6N ayraa n buay n M l'nttawattatni9 lawn, @
OF gxcal1unt qualify. wuil wutsrut md fsnced and
Wth "onnt a a9 actsh ~ St'gnuo! L ~ MSfss r. biaS
iarn!s u rayeYt SqsS For narealnEs eni upon q
Council! tilu!Fs, Iowa.
, 1881-09-21

TI,OR SA1.E-BT ANDREWS L. BUR-
IL hans, ND1 WAsIl!nxton-8t.
FiFIllhF+ ,iGRr lNtr!kttl-st+ 1-a0sy and bns1Mgnt
Dnilllnu. two Htur1A bcluN. ieIuntGnta hnnvu.
UEhlktDkh.A c0rlDT nhiO-nt-. fts. Wull rHtteh.
tUlrA8E + HltOvE-AF.. neur F1rty. y.thlr..:st. lnrEc
nD lnn'nMry tsnf1e reht.l1Ecc. 4,fnt lot. AAa1.
tIllGAGU:Ay., nenr AnI,Ia.la. lot ..1i4s, 1. SEQ.
tHr fllt1rrEIcSTtI-SV., MUIR ThrUop, lhr6O lots.
WEsT FlFTEESTlI-sT., noar ccnteo-av., lot .sa L.,
Hill
, 1881-09-21

0r snuth sdo. AIiross ii u, Tribune nllc1.
"ASTE!)--TO leENT-AllI THOSE
w having hHusGe OF 8turGB tu ront: xunG In y0lr
l1Icrtptinn rs NO hnyG eustnnors waiting. GAII-
NEN NUrl4t'lt ~ LII hnll0-A..
WTASTED-TO RENT-FI.AT OF 1 Or
W. 3rUGMs, within Is minutes wink frDn Adams
md l.a enil9-sss Hunt not to uxruoI Il. Address
i. Il. ali In fn!lo.st. .----...S.--1
, 1881-09-21

BUSINESS CHANCES,
A SSltlNEE'S SALE Or TIE STOCK
III Tho ''' e
lsOVr AND bltDN MANUFACTURY
nj It. Manning L Co.. XII aud KS l.nko.Bt, EhlcNg0,
tngcthCr with a enao nf Tho preInsos until Mny l.
lHs!. Inventory md stock nIny u luIputtuu III tho
nbUv0 atIuFuaA -.
spnlah pfG.nuxn1s will DO rcce!vud by tho uut,er.
sHiIeA fnr tllo Dntlre ktuck nnt noon FRIDAY,
sOnonibnE = l.al, onuh hld 70 oI necon,pan!o1 by
yh0 right to t0Iact asiy nad NJ bi!h IL rrxutvrd.
hept. Il. IS3t EuGt:HE II. FHl]SSISti.
A.arnuu Ut ltobcrt Manning. ltu0m lluEduM Niuct,
f;hiplutl. =
, 1881-09-21
lYtiN1YsD-I1sALlfLE HELP.

VXTANrED-.i GERMAN GIRL FOR
w ByeuHh work, washing aNu irnntnH. III n .IAnIl
family. !teI1roHea Tpolsrnl, Inquire trom0 to IL.
ntultX bl1.
, 1881-09-21

WEST HIDE. ..
ITO It1INT-fts3 MONltuE.ST., 2~ST0llY
i, mud basement atnnc. swell trnnti d!nnl.rnnm
md kitchen E,nflDf llnrt fHrNMcn 4na.ttxtnrrsf
Ttus NJ tnnttcrn improvements IL. H0fWlN. l1
WnsflinRt6n-Kt
FI,O RENT-TD7 StONliOl-ST.. 2S*rOllY
MI n,ntcrn tipruynne.ltsi Fugnnru nnL eas itxinrgs
Amply III IT, Z. PJA1Sr III WnsftiHKtt,n.at, Rum i.
, 1881-09-21

TNANTED-A FlRST-CIASS BLANK
w hHuk flHiaIcr, .alsu \ pnEgr ff1ur. IN n No.
RtattonEry mhh blank hfUk hDs ~ vt. ttLiss sllua-
lluu nVtninuOnt AtlttrpsA lux 24t, II. Louis.
, 1881-09-21

7MAN'TED-'rO KEST-SA[AI.LII HOUSE
w or lint NJ f0ur ~ Blx FuoHlS; Et,ud ngIuhbur-
A06A: moi nyor Il: nnutOs tInni ceurt-lInusut North
Ur south Htdu. Address II B, Tribune Dlligu,
, 1881-09-21

111ul SALE-NOS. 7s, 80, 81 SHERMAN:
~ It,, lot Is G1nt by t feot heut With throu RtHNt
rtmo dwe tnHn. tuhnh ~ nrst-class tonattn Ior sn
pGr year. lsicu. ts'isA This property Will b. WuEth
!'unsd " 'frnlie BnllnR. lnIulru of JACOB WELL
, 1881-09-21

TOR SALE-:rS'rOlY SrONE-FItONT
IL dwelling utld lot, Echlru it,, near llurbut Il 8U,
EErE EItNt)N 8 WAY. ItIl I!nst Knndnil,,I.sl. 49,
, 1881-09-21

SUB URDttN REAL ESILfIIc
II,Ot SA l.E-AT ENGLEWOOD, NO. zoo,
~ preu &a9Al a huns u rarp beauty Of Iocntlnn
AMI uuequa1Dd cDMyg!hHGea. lluuAG Il HlOry IEnsc
With y ro0ns nIck !asonunt .iurn st5 z. enncretg
winter, ba atis.rGnml isnd wnt1r-cluaot The lnt ~
beautiful UAst front nt 10 fHet ~ ~ ~ depth, with
ssru.liia ns!rt,rl,s'!a and eonvuIeIt 10 sgiuola.
T9rh $i VI carli. balnnc6 At7 pur III suit puf
ftIneer. cn1l ~ Ur Rddruss G. y. ltEUFlltLU bltU.
EflHluH1uH, ILL., ~
, 1881-09-21

SUBURBAN.
ITO RENT-01t FOR SALE-AT SOUTH
u Evnnsson. cnrneF .Iqt!son @ md K.d1's.ayt. =
Htify frAtu tnuA1 with BRICK tIhsutHD1st Hti fur
nac6, lot lUuxlxl l0Dt BAIRD 4 nsADLEf.
Room, III ~ fA4 salle-st.
ITO KENtr-AT 11lNSDiAI4J, HOUSES
l. OF fnlr to fHurtGG1 tu0nlst with 1nrEo grounds:
nltn for s4o on Monl!1y Ray. .. j. sTQUull. swner
w 1.iI sAllt!-Nt. main i,IHr.
, 1881-09-21
SITUliIIONS-FIs.lI.lLE,

DoME8TICs.
GITuATIONS WANTEl)-TlIIS SOCtg.
- " 1ns AwAltin9 pAceH nInny competent rJf1s M
Wnmen nf NIL natDnMllteS fur HDncral IluseWott y"t
city and country. uUut references nrs sIyen mi
slsian VII 20 promptly .ot T. a,{ a1t o ths iii
Wvst. GUUD SAMARITAN suiJETY s
lf3 Enat HHpJujnb
, 1881-09-21

ED-AGENTS-NOW IS THE
w tnlu tt Recnre torrtory nn Nal. j. u. liundy's
"iAfe Df Gnri!nd. tD bnst-sulllnR book III tho Har
kGt. AuGntA nrO sp1llnA = cUplus pur day. W. +
lilljlHtIS, 81 Nud 1T Ain OIly1,,.kt, '
, 1881-09-21

E,0l. SALE-1L-S'rORY HOUSE. No. 307
11u6tnCl1-stf must hU sold this WNukj WunlA nr1
uTer. rETElksl1N Y tAY. IEt NAMllulpL.it. -
, 1881-09-21

E9OR SAL LE-lS'rOKY AND BASEMENT
rEss sS5 saS9@n @ III a5"nn1 Es.i nen5 csFk' s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,

Large lots of bunch fish are arriving
daily.
Seven colored persons were baptized in
the river Sunday afternoon.
Patrick Dillon has been appointed a
special policeman for Fishtown.
Samuel Bartle died at the residence
of his father yesterday afternoon, after long ILL
ness.
Charles Marshall, the well-known col
ored cook and pie peddler, was buried last sun
day afternoon.
Mr. Zach Zimmerman, formerly a
butcher in the market. died last Saturday night at
his residence, Oh King street.
Mr. William Johnston, whose sudden
death was noticed in yesterdays REPUBLICAN,, will
be buried this afternoon at two o'clock.
Mayor Smith having left the city for
f. E. Downham will preside at police headquar-
tiers.
Details of policemen have been made
to preserve order the Alexandria and Fredericks-
burg depot during the arrival and departure of
trains.
Templar of Virginia Sir John F. Regnault of Rich
mond was received and entertained by Old Domin-
ion Commandery last night.
Two well known citizens, Messrs. James
PickenS and Edward Warren are i'll ut their re-
spective residences the first with q complication
OF diseases, and the latter with consumption.
Mr.. f. s. Flemming having obtained
an injunction against the committee on public
property FROM erecting the hay scales in front of his
premises work has been suspended until the
meeting of the cou2cil tonight.
Samuel Mclean, esq, fourth son of the
late Daniel Mclean, and brother of Anthony Me-
way Company died in Philadelphia last Saturday
after prOtracted illness The remains will be
taken TO Alexandria for interment to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22
The Light InGaafry.

The Washington Light Infantry, one
hundred strong were out for drill last night the
pavement opposite the east front Of the Capitol.
Quite crowd Of spectators congregated to witness
the eyolutions Of the corps, which, as usual were
simply perfect, In this connection the following
extract from the Army and Nary Journal OF March
49, regarding their appearance at the inauguration
parade, viii be read by the many friends Of the
corps with much interest "The steady step. per-
feet dress and substantial uniform Of the Wash
ington Light Infantry placed this corps among the
foremost. They pride themselves upon being the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS musteredinto theserYice
OF the United States in 1861. They were assigned
with the regulars in the first division because their
officers are commissioned by the President Of the
United States"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-22
The HitE Case.

The case of the National Metropolitan
Bank against John Hitz, Jane Hitz, Samuel Cross,
and William G. Metzerott was decided yesterday
by the court in banc Justice Hagner delivering the
opinion of the court. The plaintiff obtaineda judg
ment upon promissory note for $4,000, Endorsed
by Jane Hitz, wife of John Hitz, and Judgment
creditors bill was then fled in equity to obtain sat
isfaction. The defendant Mrs Hitz, answered that
she had neither benefit nor interest i'll the note and
that the property involved in the suit and her
estate had been conveyed to Messrs. Samuel Cross
and William G. MotzerUtt, In trust, and they re-
fused to act. The opinion of the court was to the
effect that the interest of the husband in
the estate could be attached and sold TO satisfy the
Judgment. The Chief-Justice dissented, and was
remarkably vigorous in expressing himself He
spoke at some length Of Mrs. Hits mis-
fortunes and difficulties in connection with the
German American National Bank, and thought it
a wonder that there anything left of it for her.
Ansppeal was prayed in behalf Of Mrs. Hitz 10
the Supreme Court Of the United States