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Of the stairs, on his way down. He got
down, and the fuea of a new explosive oc-

Of the stairs, on his way down: He got
down, and the iuea of new explosive oc-
Cured to him every bumb.
The showroolns Of Summons, Clark q Co.,
20t-209 East Randolph street, present to
wholesale and retail dealers the latest and
best in mirrors, frames. pictures, holdings,
c0rn!ce-poleS. and art goods generally.
~ Dallas {Tey.) paper says that a society
has been established in that town "for the
preyGntion M Of cruelty to sa'lnas with uR
bank accounts only are to be benefited tire
society can atford no relief to newspaper ille1l.
In Lappelrs oyercoats are very iine, Bailey
Ssuitlngs splendid. They can be found at
Turner's, line taiIors, IS Madison street.
4 Kentucky girl was struck by lightning
and killed while dressing for her wedding,
and the ll,ard.hearted Cincinnati Enquirer
says: There's such thing us girl being
too attractive"
You need shoes! Wehe is still closing out
his immense stuck before going out of busi-
ness. Timc is short ami. llis shoes as excel
lent as lo1r. 5'l West Madison.
Who ever saw farner,". asks the Phila-
the plow to ask himself if life were worth
the liying:'' But did the philadelphia Times
ever SEQ a farmer when the p0W had stopped
him, and lie lay doubled over between the
handles?
Visitors to tie city should take their chill
Clark street. Ills reputation is worldwide
for producing the finest work.
New Jersey tries tn claim Noah, because
he was i Newark man. Did you ever see
such blind assurance?
If you wish to present your lady with
diamond, make your selection from the
choice stock OF rrask, Rowe j. Co., 105 State.
a crime that the law does not reach-steal-
ing 4 tcnder-fOoted mans shoes wien just
broken in.
It isn't because woman is exactly afraid
Of L COW that she runs away and screams. 1t
is because gorcd dresses are not fashionable.
Ahlborn exhibits. several new and life-Iikee
visit the studio S35 West Madison.
&C. 6. M."-Tlle linc-
Denr us remembered kisses after death,
is original with Alfred Tennyson. 'sDear as
a pair of striped stockings" Is merely an
American localism.
''My wife says she prefers Ficus CnrfcG'
IN case Of headache or constipation to any,
thnE she eyer rd3st 9Se4 it nets SO pleasantly aud
While the m}nster was PRAYING in the Re-
publican Convention at Cincinnati on Tues
day lie was interrupted BY cries of Loud
er r. s'uurry up!" and IS Cut it short!'' The
latter remark indicates the presence of some
CHI hlcago Board of Trade man.
Gentlemen are selecting, choice antique and
modern furniture from the elegant stock Of
Wirts t. Scholles', 233 Wabash avenue.
Song of tie boy at the organ bellows
'.Ma,i wants but little here below, and wants
that little long {but slow)."
Tie celebrated Brown furnaces at Browns,
2l0G Wabash avenue.
Don't tell young mnn who is wrestling
with his maiden nustache that he looks
down in the mouth. It isn't kind.
The finest calf skins only used By Harkins.
1872 Dearborn, for his custom work.
The darkest knight is the Prince of the
Hottcntots.
Call ana see the latest novelty in self-ad-
justing silk and stiff hats introduced by o. 4.
Cooper & Co., 134 Clark, corner Of Madison.
, 1881-09-18
and ot>ex~Gov. John Burbank, Of Dakota,
died at her residence in this city this morn
ing nf tynhnif-feYer.


the Editor o. 1Hf thtCuGO 1TiQHHE~
CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-7Pcrmit me out Of re-
gard to the memory Of n dear friend to offer
on this day-just one week removed from tile
date of his de1llise-1ny humble tribute to his
character.
1t was ,ny privilege to know him some
time before his name became enrolled
amongst those who in the War Tor the Union
stepped forth in defense Of the flag. At that
time his political preferences We're identified
not with the party which held the reins OF
government. In brief, youthful political
experience he had shared in tile triu1npls Of
the opponents of that party. while his boylsll
enthusiasm goritied Douglas as personal Ing
fitIy the noblest expression Of the ''anlor
patrl;e.''
Mai, flanagan was but a STRIPPING en- tertng
the threshold of manhood when his regiment
the Tweuty-third Illinois Volunteers-took
I'D its march for the Old Dominion. The
leadership OF that command, as all know ,was
represented BY soldier as gallant and
cflyalrous rs ever wore sword. Ills spIe re-
orseryice did not happen to be located upo n
those fields of strife where tremendous
armies met and struggled for the mastery;
more supreme, than OH the fatal field Of
WincbEster-,yhcrc, hurt to death with
grleyous wounds, Col. James a. Multi
gan fell iii the prime of manhood:
s(he death on the field Of battle Of the latn
Mai. I.auagan was reported at tilat time, as he
was by Lie side Of his leader, anu few of the
brave sprlts around that leader escaped
either wounds or death. The Kebcls came
on iauntily closer and closer upon the little
band, aiming to complete its destruction.
Oyerlnatchcd and otltntmbercd, it was all but
destroyed. :.
Mai. flanagan, during the hardships and
cyposurc inscparable from the soldiers lot
in war, contracted disease which grew
more . settled as the years, advanced,
and made his. system Vulnerable to
the assaults of more, active disease,
1t is sad to see fall so suddenly one who, still
in the prime of manhood, loo ked to the fut-
ure with hope sustained and comforted by
the tender affection which encircled him, not
more tender and cntlurtng.tflan WIS his own.
Filling a position of responsibility through
successive administrations i'll the service Of
the city, there remains to his family and
friends record Of STAINLESS integrity, while
those who knew lin intimately identify his
character and nature with all that is chival-
rous, noble. brave. and generous in man.
Shortly after his return from the War he
applied to prominent businessman Of Chi
cago for position in which he was untried.
Formal references and testimonials were ill
yariably required from applicants. The
young citizel,-solaier was promptly engaged
without references, the merchant saying to a
friend who inquired in regard to the engage
1nent: Il did not want references from him !;
his face was testimonial sufficient for mel
, 1881-09-18

Some considerable time since the City
Council passed an ordinance requiring man.
ufacturers to provide themselves with .ap-
p{iances to enable them to consume the
smoke and SCOT produced by their various
furnaces. The Hutchinson smoke consumer
is said to do,the business, and is guaranteed
BY the company, which is composed Of re-
liable men-some Of our best known citizens.
boiler. ii this Is so, why not stop this
smoke nuisance without further delay? See
the Hutchinson Furnace and Smoke Con-
sunling Colnrany's advertisement in our to-
days columns.
, 1881-09-18


FDRD-AlLlSDElt-.A AT the residence Of Thomns Fl.
necyes Ninnapols, Mtnn., Thursday, Sept. Is iS5l,
C. Ford OF Chicago and Ltzze Alllnder. Of Pitts
burg, Pn-
Observation-Disclosures .. at Montague, Mass.
bT the ltey. enry Cay Alyord, EFnstus ". Hopkins,
Is H. Of New Tofk City, md Miss uattie O. Roberts,
Of Chicago. LII.
PAISE-CoLwELt--Atv veroank. y. T.. ANS; =,
1s6l bY the Rev. H. f. Coois, Dr. A. G. Prime, OF Chi
cago, and Miss Mary N. Colweli, Of verbank.
PA1SE-CARn-At East woodst9ck. Comb; q b! Aes. .n
Esq.. Of Chicago and siiss Geneva Carr. Of East
Woodstock.
BERTIAt: the residence Of ths
Russell. q Massilpp, g. and GeosTetta T. gilbert,
SSrDEn-H1NCKtEy-W ednesday evening, Sept.
u b. The Rev. Dr. Ryder. Q. ". snyder and Martin
j. Itinckiey-
wEIGI.Er-w1GGINs Monday evening. Sept &.
at the Reformed Episcopal Church. Blsnop Fa1sows
ot13ciatlnR. Mr. William, WegIeJ and Miss Nellie
Virgins. both of Chicago
, 1881-09-18
THE BEST THING TO DO

Give the boys something that you Gun see tho
good effects Of for years to como. You will
never regret having furnished the means to
tsako the course at H. g. .Brynut's Chicago Bust-
ness College and English Training School. This
tAs been the medium through which hundreds
CT young men have entered business life and
made great success.
, 1881-09-18

DEAIHSs


FoRD-At his residence. es2 vernon-a7., Sept 16,
Fmncrnl sunany, Sept il, at 10 o'clock, by to
Calvary Cemetery. .... -..
DCOSSEL1-Sept. Il, Nellie Howe, wife OF James
O'Cunue, ngcd e years and months.
Funeral sunday ut II 4. from her parents resi-
dence Luhn and Mary uowe). 4Jl Hnr1sou-st.. By
cars TO Cnyevy.
r. London papers please copy.
Tt.A1NOl-At parents residence, eao DcArhorn-
st. Sept Ii. Maggie anne, daughter OF John Tfntnor
Funeral Sunday Sept. ~ at 10 O'Clock, By cnztases
to Calvary.
sASDy--At TO West nnrrlson-st. William Sandy.
aged Il years ind months And Is days youngest son
OF William und Snrah Snndy. mn
Funeral by carriages 10 GrnceIand Sunday at l:3o
~ Norfolk tEng.) papers COPY.
STUAFV--Kebccca stuart, wife of James e stuart,
Sept IL at Mount Be1lo Ont. aged II yeaFs III months
and II days. .
GAAfrDEI.I1-The funern1 OF George " Campbell
will take place al the family residence, IL Ashland
nv, Sunany, sept Is ns Friends arc kindly re-
QIested to send no flowers.
pIlLLlE'S-Ath her residence, Is North Grecn-st.,
Mrs. Ann Phillips In her sh year. wife OF the late r.
c. Phillips.
Church, thence by cars TO Cntvaiy Cemetery
, 1881-09-18
A CRAZE FOR. DIAMONDS.

the American Market-Great Value Of
the Gem.-Metl,od of Cutting the
Stones.
Ne,o Tors Tribune
The passion for diamonds is. increasing.
Probably at no previous time in the history
Of the American woTld."of fashion were so
many of these precious stones worn as now,
nor so large a proportion of them Of such ex-
celIent quality. Here and there the popular
taste may select tile fancifu] gem -tourmaline
or zircon-but the fire; glancing from the
facets of diamond has a charm for the
multitude not possessed by any other gem.
Most of the diamonds come from the Cape of
Good Hope, few from Brazil, and some
from Siberia and Borneo. The discovery Of
the African diamonds six OF seven years ago
upset the market, but it l:.s since recovered
its equilibrium. Merchants in tl1is city claim
that i'm itation diamonds have not materially
injured their interests. Such stones depend
upon the glare of gasIight to avoid .detcc-
ton, as sunlight readily exposes their
real character. The demand for
fine stones is increasing and for: stones
finer cut than 1t is generally possible to OBJ
tain in Europe. Many diamonds brought to
America are not cut in prismatic proportion,
and have to be cut over by American work
men to bring out their real beauty. A dia-.
mond has thirty-six facets on top and twen-
ty-four facets below. If the distance from
the "tlble'' to the - color' is more than
one-thirtl Of the stone It's . life" is lost and
it should be rccut. The bottom of 4 good
cutting which is finally taken off. OF all the
diamonds the white translucent stone that is
free from flaw and perfectly cut is the most
valuable, Pink diamonds, are rare, but
bright yellow, brown, and Jet black diamonds
dull tint injnres a white diamond "A marked
color vi red or green adds considerably to
its value. Nilie-tenths Of the blue diamonds
are milky, while all the fine white stones
have just suggestion OF blue in their com
Diamonds cost more than they did ten
years ago. 4 perfect brilliant Of the first
water is worth about $50; one-half carat,
Sl15; one carat, $3.50; two carats. $500.
may, be obtained from tile purchaser, as NO
fixed price can be stated. As d diamond
loses ,line-twentfeths Of its weight in cutting
the value Of rough diamond may be cal
culated per carat rs .ohe-ha1f the estimate
. usually reduced to powder or utilized in tools
for drilling purposes: Three-carat: stones
often bring $500.
s. have frequently paid $500 carat fo,r
something fine" said Broaaway diamond
+" Diamonds are like l!orses. there's no mar
ket value for them. No dealer ever sold a
good gem cheap: In war times you might
pick up a diamond q trlfle cheaper than now,
must pay good price for i: :, You may buy
a olle-carat diamond for 500, but it will be
nothing extra, no gem"
Are there more diamonds worn now than
ever before in this country ?'
II should say so, most decidedly. / have
in |
, 1881-09-18

The best place to obtain thorough business
education is the Metropolitan Business College.
op.posit Mcvicker's Theutre. Excellent course
of study, highest grade OF instruction. and
pie ssant, weil-ltghted, and well-ventiAted
roo tns Cali and see the excellent work of the
school. Day and evening sessions.
, 1881-09-18

Buck & Rayner's Moth Powder is d harvester
that reaps roaches hF the Hlsilou.
, 1881-09-18

SaI*hnr7y Itutchn01t.
An old hen in this town sat for two weeks on
thirteen eggs, hut became disgusted during the
hcutah term and quit her nest. week after
ward the deserted eggs showed life, and nine
little :motherless chicks are now In the yard,
hntch,sd out by. the hcu' Of tho weather, and the
hen refuses to to own or scratch for them.
, 1881-09-18

Sick headache cured and prevented by Dr..
Jay Hali's new remedy. Sold by druggtsts.
, 1881-09-18

Singing smarttng, irritation Of the urinary
passages, diseased discharges cured by Buchu-
paiba: Ill; druggists. Depot s. Lake street.
, 1881-09-18

MRS. ". r. HOLLOWAY.
Special Dtspatch to Thk Catedso I1t.411k
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 17.-MIs. Hol-
loway, wife Of Col. ". r. Holloway, and
sister Of the late Senator Morton's widow,
, 1881-09-18

DTTLER CHAPTER, 70: $, o. E. s.
ID WIN give dime social at the residence OF Mrs
il I1orner No. 3sO West WashlnRton-st.: Tuesday
evening. Sept ~. All members ana 1sfehds are c0E-
dIultS in Yittd IL attend.
, 1881-09-18

Mrs. 4. GOTTL1EBS0N HAS GONE
Ifl 10 New York. but will return tn a few days und
reopen her dressnnking pa1'or " Stntesr, 70 all
t~ta
, 1881-09-18

THE VETERAN CLUB WILL MEET
i tomor7ow evening ut Grand Pacific Hotel
"ANTED-ALL DRY GOODS CLERKS
w TO Join the d. G. &. Aid Renevo2ent. and Early
Closing association: meeting today at 2:D sharp. .
Ehst Was1tnRtOn-st-. third fO0r.
, 1881-03-10
UNITED STATES COURTS,

James A. Field yesterday Alel bills Agatnat
Ileryman & Dorn,au Of Frceport, The Diamond
Nctal Mill Company OF Froeport, and Edward
And Charles Morgan. to restrain them froti,
using patent for nh Improvement lit grinding
mills ssuel March ., lsI7. to 7. u. Powers.
ltohsrt Hunter sued William N. Btorrs Tor
&iMU.
flick { Fitzgerald publishers, OF Now York.
Tiled IL bill nxliuBt John Fairbanks and l.. II.
Palmer, ttoInK business as Fairbanks, Palmer X
Co, to restrMln them from usng u COPYRIGHT
G!ti0n nf Il yululno OF lettcr1. ku0wn ~ trusts
"urIgual Lottor- Writer" 1t IL olnimeu that
this look IL m a'nt.st inext,nnstibte nliuo OF
f0rtnB of iotters for blslpcss. pleasure. Iuvs,
1Hnrr uSe. divorce, ienth ETC.. otC, and that tho
defendants. with u ltvoly appreciation OF tho
many exceIlenraes Ut the wtIrk, had boon Dor.
rUwing frUnl 1t very liOtraily, In Il book pub
Ilshed by tl,cIn u,licr tho nHsut Of "uNskvlfa
Compendium of Farms." ComplAinants also
published another work cnllel "Frosta Laws
!u,d iIy- l+awa Of Au,rrlcan Society" dssote4 to
tnsruuting u .nan how to aat SOUP With y
sfu,ot,, tt9. liDth IT these works wero duly
c0lyT(Xhtud. mud both hAve been HnAwfu!sy
uscti ny the lufcnlRnts. ls u alIo1el. In tho
compilation IF th0Ir work. Tho uonpla!nunts,
therefore nsk fur au tntunuuoh to prevent
further violation Ut th0l r!ghts.
a slnlIInr bill was tileti 4xutnst tho samc de-
feIlllallts, Fatroanks, pa!laer i Company, by
ThuItas L. Hill. to prevent lhnir Invasion Ut bis
copyrights as hWnor ullu proprietor ct the book
" business fofIna, etc., known a. "l!ilts
Manual" a.,
, 1881-03-10
TIFF COUNTY f:t,t;1tT.

TttE COUNTY f:Or1tT.
a case nj nIlcxcd In.an!ty cnmr lip III tho
County CuIrt ycster,ay fnur,,tnn whlct, WINS n :.
wasted With moro thnn ur,sinnry Interest. from
tho fact that thn connections nr tho accused
wrro tho beat, nttl Tho further fuct tit TIM TIM
fortunntG ptrsnn hns, up to rGcrn! 'littn, lrrn
~ s"nx & u Kreat rse II ,as sfy. az
well krflwn.
If; ,'a!,,,; f. rrnGk y. ,snarr: nn.t It aprnra
rest. tie was lint arrested Fcl Il Il wns lcI.rc,,
Int tnatlnErd To ntnl.t !cnrlns fur several
was turned ov.r 10 miatISs, VII" t I'1 %i, i" /"
KANSAS III tho hope ttat Tho trip wnt rcstoru
him. ilo rctnainc'! awny awhc.w!tl,o,lt rcrnlv.
bring hitn buck tho trhln upon Which he wHs
wns showed In so,newhcrc II Livingston
fe sst eurd II ti ,xas III ,hus tn fnr'er To-
whose tl3use iiu wandered, II dtstnflet Of thirty
miles trum where iie Eacnpl. ttH,t hin to ltn+
a,lthnritrs ti,nrr examined hIs effects nftcr-
wnrd. mud found thai he lise'l here. whcreuppn
trr'snr ht vas brought l,t,ne by tho Hheriir Of
TINT c1unty. and p!nce.l t1s trinl.
Tho ncr!iscd wis a,erse tn hning tried. ns hu
u'innlincrt TINT t,c was 4 lawyer. mud TINT h.
I,rnpose M to ' atnnl ntnl' his rE,s. ~ !lrst i!u
sFt n.y. III ss !ha sis a'os a pa dS'a 'S sr sr
'ss ',"s 'as the tc% c"art a1' ncxsae % o f' ina1y'
not,o witncsses. THO Court It'll! Him hu cs,iIlsi
hnyo Unit! O'Clock. hut w!ien TINT h0ur nrrtul
no t t. n s rs, t' m err o 1 t S ht
Until n'clnck io-4tsy tn get his Witnesses. Iie
promised ~ hse tarm ut Tint hour, nt,tl at n,'cn
tlH,lts cal,sehtihx that jury might l'e fmlpa1-
clcsl in tho n,rantlh.r Mt,l that ,hg Sheriff WIN
nrshi hl here nsi his rs'atlys beth Of whn Ja
trst!ilr1 tint lits cpnlet In Knnsn. a.l1 nj Pom
tnc hail been that Of y e1nente1 i,crsol'; lnlt
, 1881-03-10

Jalues Council commenced suit in tsespaaa
yesterday aga!ust jasper and John Costello aul
tho City ut Chicago, iAylux daluny,os at $40 D0.
Edward Gouur4oke sued Ellen u. Waltor for
$l.UU.
, 1881-03-10
Inn Wcbsier's Nfynl Wlycs-Fightlng
Oyer the Estatc Of tho Dcccascls
rbo streot-Oar Liconses Up Once More
Before Judge Drummond.
n, Clty Counsel Sot Satisfied with tle Dill as
Amended.
record of Judgments, New Suits, Criminal
Business Flo. $

made soi'crs'ehs' .eS'etuaS tnut'lx .n.a. ~"
Judecs ucenea 1no n.o u,, """as ,.a.n.v.' a .'
,shn, irt.lIurly situated. An nppcnl WIS taken
"pas .. I'm tr,nIlt Cuurt to rho srurntue court,
ffc3n luz .ms' .,,.',,.., ,,o n,n1 t.p,oss -,
thls matter we're prepared With great cure willie
tbo @ case WIS petntlng In tho supreme Court.
m'. t,ourt feIt II s duty 10 look nt tho casu
With murr lhnn tho '!s,1al euro. Tho rule tc
be applied In determining whether writ of
iaet' it",.,,,,! n, ~, ,,a t,,n,. t,n, ,,,n,,.,
Judgment. i'a''ns .oas III VIEW, W. .noS hau 'naoe
an examination Or o reeon WIN Us e onf"
nnn, argument.
lnss @nosa s an,'.,,, IN c tv, nr1ncl,o uonts II,
the case. ono wns MS IL tho Court bcow sus-
taulus tho demurrer tn Il plen in abatement;
IT, o,Sor t,o exrn,sIor of tin mil i,o,k. ur rc-
ara.of tho judges Of election. wien offered rs
lllow the partlcs connected with tho transaction
In question to explaIn certain OF thoas ncts' anu
fbow their Aethods OF doing IT, As 10 the t,rst
question: Inc pea III apl1emehe WIS nasda on
the statement that St'ltpor' WHO osatheo 10
hare been cieetSn ~ , shat eieet,on Nv
.nu 49, =, fo..n tan %,ttom contcstrfs' ard
eyieneo hr hern takcn, under tic provision Of
lhe statute that tho Council should BIZ the Judges
ot tho cleGtlon of itF rnnMbers: Then thou wns
aca ny u ~. rI1,tt UNIV ~ n,,nr - ~ H. ,,
Iaho ns md "a silo peH Of tho iendng Of to nttrr j
ihc city Cot,nc!, WIS iflc.l 10 nbate TINT t,ro-
ceeu!ng IN quo wnrrantu. It wns perfectly senr
Sa aa. piG ms Haats w.. NJ rc ~ " ,trt ss IT,
aEa,ciinn y nf iii cm,,arS IN eonnu1 inv or n,
tauty. 'rhfs wan n proceeding In lnw, unh was
ID lts Jurisdiction. In tho second pnec. tho
Constitution divides tho TOWnrs Ut tue Guvpril-
tocnl into thrcc departments. thu executive,
I'D legislative, md tho judlrint.-aud contains
p,vhIbltions aguinst my power In .t,I,e tspurt-
taeut from exGrtfglng any function ptIDnptng to
Tie other. except III cases especially pr1,-,
who'd fur i'll tho Constitution Itseif.
II was manifest that although thorcAyas that
authority ia tho i.oEislat,ro to vest the City,
Council with q,ihst judicial power spt It could
i followed that IL tho Council went Of, md d.
;oa proyce,ii,v l,y quo w,irranto in tho nanu Of
lis beule. Vile latter hnI tho lni!ty of tl,nsl-
sjmluai proqcetiiHR md penultics ii,lght tW ut-
acbctj, Eyen II tho iul,ucii ahomIt}. he Cnn.
slered ns huyl1lg had tudlci9i poWcr. Tint w0uIl
nave bc"f, NJ, ,,ar To- thn nrncoitnrs In rhc Cir
mi. rn,,rt Wv D"' ~ SAe FA'~esoA4S' ~ WV va
TIE NEAr QUESTION MAS
uto tho exclusion by tho Judge OF tho poll.
books or returns OF tho officers OF eGctIOn FROM
lha evidence. Tho pr!ncipHl fnctB In rcENrl to
hls contest In tho Scscnth PrrcI1lct Of tho
Fourteenth Ward wore these: Thu Judges nf
tGeuon went oil after tho tAllQt-
hg was terminated and counted tho
Iotcs, declared tho result, aud Signed tho Ger
a1eatcs. That return was put Into AN CHI.
, 1881-03-10

thlh1 AL SNlt'Nls
George WWns, hIkls O'Iirlr,I, wHs Fcntrncrd 10
four yrirs In tho fcnttentnry for burglary OIL IL
ptca Ut guilty.
william DitgnE. an n n1ca Of guilty To robbery.
wllA given tlren years III tho 1'enltentInry.
.nreI,h SchAtlGk waa irtetI fur nesault, anu Tho
Jury Will tIring IN n seHHd vnrdlet.
, 1881-03-10

SpteiaG Dspalth 10 1ht Chicago Tsibuns.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, March IA auit for $4,000 dRtn-
ages has bccn commenced III tho Circuit Court
or La Sa,lo County ngaust Furslof {, hinge, pub
lshera 1T tho Streatur Frte Iftss, by Il. +.
kcciey. uf Dwight, who charges tho publishers
With i!hrIItfk his tliaflnRH,
, 1881-03-10

Mary r. Spencer tllutl q l,lil yesterday against
William Spencer asking for divorce Un tho
ground OF drunkenness. cruelty. and 4eserti0n.
5lnry Il, Wh!t0 nskGh for u teuree from Iuch
ard White on tho ground 0f duseruou.
, 1881-03-10

1sV1{EATE COUHT-
III the matter Of the cstuto uf William II.
FrccinHn, utccasctl, letters Ut administration
werr Issued to lcru1e W. Kingsley, under up
proved bond Ut $5U,OU0.
, 1881-03-10

tlntnnurs Of tho Chicago, Milwaukee, s. Bt rAnl
I{nlruQu Cutnp0py,
, 1881-03-10
PERSONAL.


AI.-iENrI4EA[AN, II YEARS
i. nj aa0, nuwy arrtE01 In thu United 6tatcH, da-
hand.onls yh1nx Indy, with yisr y inatEin,ony
character. etg. Address CALl.ioFE, Lock Lux ~,
Post. Jtjrs, EhicatD.
, 1881-03-10

Less rontal from nb0ro tSe, ..,+6 IL, 600
1Moro 1s also n l!tlxatson cla!u, for u loan OF
$l,sUU to Al!co b. Smith, supposed to 10 secureu
ty mortgage on n farin In Motienry County, tho
result OF which Is doubtful l3csdca thu hutotint
Of a5U due tho ltrc0ivor thoro ID due tho
tttscato Investment fund $l.HDl. TOtMl $l3,278.
Tho amount due dopositurs ls $055,tN0.
, 1881-03-10

FlsO OENCllANGE-AF FIIsST-CI.ASS GOLD
J. watch and chaln for y uulinupd stud Qr rItx, III.
KOHL. Noola ~ LIT ExSt Maissuu.lt
, 1881-03-10
IsxtTEfIH.

NATIONAL. SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIA-
~ lun secures patu1ts Saysats, ate. l.nsgnt ist-
k1H9n hsoIxh1af IT. y ssef spSesAu ashnon'
laepM H. EhIsaYu+ Ill. aud III f&t. Washnxt0utD. T..
, 1881-03-10
STORAGE.

"a O4kIlf8ss
Gll1uAOO STORAGE Gu, no TO 30, RAN
pianos Cali hd seJ Advances illau.
E1lDELlTY bTOIsAGE CO., - AND 70
L. EaAt Yan lsurun.st. EstaL1Ahpa !sta fuFsunnunt
Hn4 r0iAblo s&otngu Ut furniture Advances Mad0.
lSTOtAlE FOK FURNITURE, BUGOIES,
~ etct cheapest and bust In lily. Advances Ut low
t1tas. u EUIitj K PAiIiki. In Wusk A9uE.1-st
, 1881-03-10
HORSES AM, C.fItRL1iGES.
ron SALE,

- " TUX S.I 1lEsf
49,. >..>-
1IlOR SAlE-ClIEAl'-A. {3NOKGAHE
- with svGtDtAry, wnrdrubu with mirrors. Hin
cfeytunlur, AI!l bod sofa all t4a4z aud used pIy
tFv Wusks, Al. KILL IkuuHl i. Ut ERss Madaunst,
THOR SALE-ltUBY FURNACE, WITH
IL pll0 and Eegiattrs, In NGn urdct, fHF Abut half
II yai9s. SAhTENT. .uitEESIf1AF + IWUOK5,
Nopm T. NJ. ID HAndaIpt-st.
, 1881-03-10

NTANTEn-A SMALL FARM OF ~
" Or lu acras. with Ruot improvements, situated
nsHr hn1un thriving tnw1. With Eh?d schuuls, within
IS nil'es ~ Cheaasl No suonlare rrtco paid. leAao
lloacr!bn tents Mfd Else flco tor cAz down.
4uQe4&N II VI, TrlA, mo GjjEv
, 1881-03-10

A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY. AT LAW,
IL WI tDex1busn-st. .Chcaxo. AdYisU fra8; Is JuRss
axpefuArv. uustns4t QulsIy aud legally tEnnsartsd
, 1881-03-10

= IEI11N II 1It91 II II W Il " IfI1Vs
WANTED -W WE HAVE CASH Gus
NY tuners tnr ccntsn!y luEntc busl!'crs propeety.
lnYon G0nfoftncu villa UwnGr4 wHhinH to sell.
JAtiUA WE'LL 4 70,
hnn rtHtrn ,hf
, 1881-03-10

T,UK SALE-!4K1G0 FEET, INDIANA
L. .nr.. northwest GHrntr TEctity wilt
ri! % !ert IN ts'rnnr nr II foot inside. MATsuN