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uy THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1895 TWELVE PAGES. 10 .5 I HOW GARFIELD GOT IT. WAXTED MALE nELP. tenosropner, STENOGRAPHER FIRST-CLS55 Mv rnn handle rirt of correprnd.

r- unusually good opining the absolute necessity of making that navy not only strong, but the strongest in the world. I have on several occasions said that were it necessary tomorrow on the part of the state to reduce the military cr naval expenditure of the country I would, fond as I am of my own profession, be the first to recommend that the reduction should take place in the army and not in the navy." LOST AJXD FOTJXD. LOST ON DEARBORS-ST. YESTERPAT between Washington and Monroe, a wallet conlainini? pass book, checks, and drafts of nJ value eiLCf in to owner: a reward will tm paid on return National Fire Insurance Coni- tany, 174 La Sa 1 le-st. LOST A LAITY'S GOLD WATCH.

BETWRF.N 41st and on Prextl-blvd. or Cottage Grove: reward. 4104 Drexel. 19733 Portland Cement and Paving Co. vs.

"Will-lam II. and Stella Shoenieker; by ruirgaret C. iionroe vs. Alice D. Jarrett; by S5S2.

Judge Cli fiord 20.4.S3 McNeil Sz Higgins Co. vs. churles H. bv Judg? Tuthill Wabash Loan and Bine. Assn.

of Chi. vs. Albert K. Stenson; bv 20432 M. Atwnod vs.

Svenke Domby: by 10740 Dark of America vs. Aaron Feltenstein: by 2M32 May Bonner and Purlngton Brick Co. vs. James to learn goou p--Kiew; stf.te s-pe. experience.

Address 5. Tribune oii.i. RICHARD SMITH TELLS OP THE SOM-1XATIOX AS HE SAW IT. A GOOD. SORER MAN MAN or trus hoR THAVrrn- REYNOLDS, a i i after 11 a.

m. Fi. tibule Hotel quietly dropped In. The Governor of Pennsylvania was here at the same time, and although all three of these eminent Republican leaders were ostensibly simply seeing the sights of the exposition, it has leaked out that Bradley found opportunity to talk national politics with both. Col.

A. E. Buck, the Republican leader of Georgia, was closeted with all three of these gentlemen, and it is said by one who i3 close to Bradley that all of them gave him hearty assurances of friendliness in his aspirations to become Vice-President. Col. Buck is regarded as the representative of the McKinley boom in the South.

He is a strong advocate of putting a Southern man on the national ticket, and the support he once gave to H. Clay Evans has been transferred to the Southern Republican who has the power and ability to carry his State. The Bradley boom is on. PEESOKAL. INSURANCE AFFAIRS.

PERSONAL PARTY WHO" TELEPHON CD twice without success early Tuesday morning. Oct. 8. to Plaza Hotel will please communicate with E. Room 513 Inter-Ocean Building for re iab acb county: ld per week.

C. L. Chicag.t. Iil oa'4i, EXPERIENCED CLOTH EXAMIXER r.inoim; by SOXl. 20B0; Samuel Egan vs.

Philiskey E. Stanley; bv S9.705, 4734 Frederick Wood vs. George E. ISeaudet; 18520 Zenuro Horikoshl Co. vs.

Dernberg, Glick Horner; by $1 200S0 Sundav Creek Coal Co. vs. Jchn Cullen: bv Frank H. V.av va. Charles V.

and Clara L. Marsh: bv $0f0. SO-lf-Vv Psrah Steea-berg vs. F. M.

Atkinson bv Sebastian Krug vs. Frederick Felt; bv $719. l'2 D. Appieton Co. vs.

E. Brewer; by $375. 1. 1. rf i J1T Ja(i JANITOR FOR APARTMENT rUn lC" handy with tools; room furnished to or will take single man.

HANKEY E'xit35' Burke "WWI Rneni-lpp ftsr Cn Room 1. Goodspeed Bill'; by $2i2 20479 I-iOmbard Iimhr Co. v. Ottr Kf-hmidt- hv rlflt MAN AT Sl.oofl. 20114 M.

Leonard vs. Henry P. ONCE. PROMPT. REUARi-S appearance for light work, ta Fifti 4 of neat Room 513.

jjomesllcs. SITUATION WANTED BY NEAT jSgtrTCH trirl for general age Protestant. eSd cookf rmeraia5ndress; want Hreny-tlace with private family: city references any where In city. Call first flat. OJlJUadisojn-st; SITUATIONS WANTED FREE! FREE JFREE! 10 cooks.

30 housework girls. chambermaids. 4 useful men, marr couples. Tel. KiU North.

MATHEWS, loO N. Clark-st. SITUATION WANTED FOR GENERAL SEC- ond or chamber work, or to take care of invalid. Call 703 E. 42.i-st.

SITUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDISH GIRL for general housework. MBSNIE 241 W. 43d-st. SITUATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT second girl: first-class references. J41 Lmer- second fiat.

SITUA TION A TED BY EXP RIEN CE second girl in private family. Address M. 10S5 a. Leavitt-st; SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED Swedish cook in American family; reference. Cal 1 25t h-st.

SITUATION WANTED COMPETENT, KXPE- rienced German girl, housework; reference. 24th-st. SITUATION WANTED BY' THOROUGH. COM- petent Scotch woman first-class cook and laundress; two years' reference. bl 24th-st1 SITUATION AVANTED HOUSEWORK, BY Swedish girl in small American family; best references.

204, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY COLORED GIRL. for general housework; references. Address A 430. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED GENERAL WORK OR second work; good references. 203 1st floon SITUATION WANTED BY TOUNO LADY TO do sewing and assist in light housework. Joo N.Market-st. SITUATION WANTED AS COOK OR GENER- al housework bv a Wisconsin girl with references. Call at 2724 Calumet-av by 850.

0204 Bridget Cook, vs. Sprapue, Warner Griswold; on finding, $2,500 and at. M'KIXLEY AXD SOUTHERN VOTES. PriTJTT-'Ti YOT'NO MN Pf.n x( i -TrcTr BUSINESS PEHSOXALS. PRSCINLODONNELL DUER BAVARI-an Brewing Co.

I the model brewery of Chicaeol. cor. 40th and belong to no syndicate cr combination of any kind: sal.wiikeeuers or those contemplating going into the business will do well to call on them; have some desirable locations. PERSONALIA. W1LLARD.

M. PHYbl-cian and surgeon, 235 makes a specialty of diseases of the feet: Instant and painless relief from corns, bunions, and ingrowing nails; sat-tsfaction guaranteed or no charge. Hours 9 to 5. PERSONAL -15 CENTS A DAY 1 A WEEK 4 A MONTH WILL BUY A DIAMOND OR A WATCH ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE LOFTIS BROS. fe 103 Columbus Bids.

OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. In druir store. Apulv. with n.for.n.,? Yr'f' Clark -St. Jij Decree.

WINDOW TRIMMER FIRST-CT. 4 r- Judce Ttrentano 1(130 T-TnrlKii Ills Worker Scouring the Country for Delegates to National Convention. Washington, D. Nov. 20.

There is seemingly undeniable evidence that McKin- goods window trimmer: mut th'or urtv I perienced in the business. Apply j''" i et dec. sale. 21SK! Lochner vs. Brown; same.

a. superintendent omce. AlANDElv'! jo wm sr vs. bohming; same. 1835 Marten vs.

Knight-Leonarrt Co. dec. sale. 117 10 State-st. "-Ji ley's campaign managers are planning for juuge Hanecy bOjD Tegtmeyer vs.

Cunning et al. dec. sale. Judsre Korton S004 Fnnitnbl T. onA Tl 9( along the strategic lines followed by Sherman In 'SO.

Arthur in '84 and Harrison ASSIU VS. Kiektdff llw riAvir. Kama- ANTE! FEMALE irLP. Jlookkeenerg and Clerks? dec. PERSONAL A SECURE PLACE TO PUT niuney, email or large amounts; the strongest satVtv bank in Chicago.

HOME SAFETY DEPOSIT COMPANY, 143 and 145 Adams-. CASTITER YOUNG LADY. ni.n Z.i.ty.B fj. Court Calls for Today. In 8S.

They are employing all the arts of politics to control the delegates from the South. No politician of national experience will discount the strength and influence of such an accession, especially as the majori Washington. Judge Tuley Nos. 24(53, 2S33, 8113, 12S31, 5553. Judge Horton No.

312 on hearing. Judee Krenl-ann Nnsi. "-JTi CASHIER YOUNG LADY. rY. STATE ACFT 137.

Tribune offii ary expectea. Aaaress trial. ty of delegates nominates in the Republican I TV STOPP AT 1 CII npr- PERSONAL L4.DIES' SUPERFLUOUS HAIR moles, and warts destroyed forever by the electric needle process. ilRS. DR.

GABRIEL. 198 La Salle-av. PERSONAL COCKROACHES. BEDBUGS Exterminated. No cure, no pay.

F. E. BROWN, ISO 31st-st. PERSONAL LADIES OF REFINEMENT DE-siring to open lucrative parlors will be taught mindreadlng. ABGULLAH.

241 Wabash. R. 81. irirl. graduate public school: it fui u- I convention, and the signs that the McKin Judge Ewinjr Nos.

1172, 078, 970. 1108, 120O, 12i, 1204, 1205, 1299, 1300. 1302, 1303, 1305. 1307. 130.

Arena 14J1. Tribune office. x-l The annual meeting of the Philndelphia Fire Underwriters' Association takes place today and it is expected there will be a lively tilt between two factions in the course of the proceedings. Tin excluding of agency representation on the Governing committee of the association Is responsible for the storm and the trouble dates back two years, when this action was taken by the association. The opposition to this course comes from members of the Corporate Underwriters, an organization made up entirely of representatives of home companies.

These men set up the cry that the system of conducting the business without agency representation is a failure. On the other hand it is thought that the men who have been on the top of the heap will stand up for their side of the fight and hence a lively time will result. The Thanksgiving dinner of the Life Under-writers" Association of Chicago will be held tonight at the Union League club. The invitations to the members, issued yesterday, are printed on a large sheet of buff' paper and the type and letters used are of old style. The Invitation is in the nature of a proclamation for a dinner of thanksgiving and praise and is written in colonial rtyle.

It is headed with this: "Commonwealth of Chicago." The delegates to the convention held at Philadelphia a few weeks ago will make their reports and the members of the Milwaukee delegation to the convention will also be present and will make addresses. The Imperial Quart-it will render several selections. The members of the association will assemble at 5:30 o'clock. An agent of the Traders' has made a report to the Chicago office which disproves the theory that lightning never strikes twice in the same place. A house on which the Traders' held insurance was Struck by lightning, a hole being burned in the roof.

Hie fire was put out, but within an hour the same house was again struck and that time the fire destroyed the building. Boston, Nov. 20. Special. The Insurance on the property of the Appleton company destroyed this morning in the fire in the Parker Block, Lowell, aggregates It is understood the property in the building at the time does not exceed $220,000.

Upon this the estimated less is 5o per cent. Insurance ia as follows: ley forces are already in the hunt for these Judpe Hanecy Condemnation case on trial. Judee Tuthill Citv pnnilpmnntinn ac.a LADIES ADDRESSING AND WRrncr perienced rapid writers. 2U Room 200. WIH Southern delegates are giving the friends of Reed, Harrison, and the other candidates no inconsiderable anxiety and uneasiness.

How far the McKinley lieutenants have succeed 4707- 47'-5, 4504. 4387, 4447, 3338. No. 4744 on trial. Neely Nos.

2210, MB. 2537. 2553. 2564. 2o2.

25S3. 2.12, 205S. No. 1473 on trir.l. LADIES 4.

SEVER JEWELRY CO. BliS Dearborn-st. LADY YOUNG. WHO HAS HAD ExtT? juugre io3. 120040.

U7S7. 10238. loisii umih. 10500. hctj ed is an open question.

Three men are ence in wholesale jewelry house. Addiv, Tribune office. Judse Baker Nos. 700i), 7767, 7770 7S07. 7503, N.o.

732S on trial. Judge Clifford Nos. 02C9, 572G. 40C0, 3739, 5786, 5IS04. 5S23.

looked upon as the principal managers of Gov. McKinley's preliminary campaign In the South. These are Mark W. Hanna of LADY CASHIER STATE 'LTROV and Division. Address loH, Tribune office Cleveland, F.

W. Dick of Akron, and H. H. Judge Goggln First call, Nos. 160 to 210 Trial call Nos.

BOO. 004 ftfiK ATI ot? TCr, TYPEWRITER OPE ATOR RFMIKOTov Kohlsaat of Chicago. 431 on trial. machine: per week. Address 11a, Tribute YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE WORK- frv Jude Windes Nos.

4200, 4317, 4344, 4354, 4363, 43 1 2, 4381. 4413. 4442. 3007. 34:15, 4470.

4488. HOOPER HAS A MIXD OF HIS OWN. penman: quick at figures; accurate. 6. Tribune office.

ouage Mem-inos. 4tl. 1338, 58, 2727, 4SI, 2204. 2S25. "827 'T-ti.

2833, and 2515 on trial. Baltimore Inaugurates Its First Re Domestics. COOK NO LAUNDRY: FAMTLY IS, publican for Thirty Years. Baltimore. Nov.

20. Specfal. Judge Adams Nos. 7000, 4805, 6354, f.242, 13787, 7710. 7803, OIM, 6501, 1004, 8244, 7083.

7040, 7958. 5552, 6483, 0004. Judire Carter 10 a. Tf NTr nrmr 9 "Wrtn Alcaens Hooper, the first Republican Mayor 13:9. 40, of Baltimore in thirty years, was inaugu Cook and Laundresses Cit and suburbs.

Cook Hotel. Waukegan; $0. Second girl South Side. Housework girls First-class places. Competent help of all classes.

Call 147 N. Clark-st. RUSSELL. Junse iMshi.ii No. 12485 iwid 12738 12827 121'5-i, 13000.

13000. No. 12U30 on trial. Judge Kohlsaat Gtnwral business. Freeman No.

nn tr-ial Vn 1nO rated today. The city hall was crowded and flowers were everywhere. In his inaugural address Mayor Hooper said no outside po 'The Martyr President Beat ConTkllnB. Lonan, and Don Cameron, and the I'nit Rale tireat Somlnatingr Speech for Sherman Captured the Convention First Kepnbllenn Mayor of Baltimore for Thirty Years Inaugurated. New York, Nov.

20. In a letter to the Tribune Richard Smith, formerly editor of the Cincinnati Commercial, replies as follows to what Senator Sherman says in his book of Garfield's nomination: Of course If the Elaine men had gone to "Sherman he would have been nominated, but whatever may have been said in private there were no indications in the convention of any such tendency. I had not been able to discover any exhibition of disloyalty to Sherman on the part of his friends. These, however, could not fail to discover that the efforts to nominate Sherman were hopeless. I think Foster frequently gave ex-piession to this feeling.

While doing what be could for his friend, he did not claim everything. As well might one claim an Election at the polls when defeat was Inevitable. To show the effect of the dlvlsioa in the Ohio delegation and the coldness that existed toward Sherman I will relate an incident. I had a letter of Introduction to one of the leading California delegates, and I presented it. At my request a conference with that delegation was secured.

William lie-Kinley, Benjamin Butterworth, Dr. W. R. Thrall, and myself, all warm supporters of Mr. Sherman, rode down to the headquarters the California delegation.

A conference was held. It may be stated that the California delegation was solid and enthusiastically for Blaine, but we were heard kindly and patiently, though not favorably. Ohio Delegation Divided. One of the delegates turned upon us and caid: "Gentlemen, why should you ask va to vote for Sherman when ten of the forty-four delegates from Ohio are voting against him, and when two of that delegation are freely spoken of as candidates themselves? Gen. Garfield is one of these.and you, Maj.

McKinley. are another. It seems to us Sherman should get his own State first, and then he might have ground for asking the other States." I shall never forget the indignation expressed by McKinley on that occasion. Turning to the California dele-Fate, he said: "Sir, I would sufier my right arm to be amputated at the shoulder rather than to permit my name to be used as a candidate in that convention. If such a nomination should be offered me I would peremptorily decline it.

1 am for Sherman honestly and enthusiastically, without it's or buts." That was a manly declaration, and as sincere as it was unreserved. Had Garfield been present at that interview I feel sure he would, have said as much as. McKinley did. It has been said that the nomination of Garfield was arranged in advance. Unquestionably it was talked about during the progress of the convention, but that Garfield was consulted, or that he was a party to it, and that he did not do his best to secure the nomination of Sherman, I do not believe.

He was, however, placed in a position of great embarrassment. On the floor of the convention he antagonized Mr. Conkling on a question of rules, especially the unit rule, and defeated him. He was largely cheered. Had the unit rule been adopted I think Grant would have been nominated on the first or second ballot, and its defeat was the defeat of Grart.

Thereafter as Garfield walked to his seat and as he rose to speak he was cheered, and these cheers kept on incrasing until everybody could see that the tendency was toward him. Early in this stage of the proceedings he came into my room. I said to him there was a surprise in store for him and he migTit as well prepare for it. He said that he could not consent to it; that he would be charged with disloyalty to Sherman, and he would not do anything to justify such a charge for the nomination and election. But in spite of himself he was nominated, and it is not worth while for eany one to try to charge his election or the -defeat of Sherman' or Blaine or Giant to 1004.

1240. 1244. 1247. 1248. 1250.

1251. 1252. L3. COOK AND LA UNI ll ESS FIRST-CLASS Gii 1 Protestant. 570 Congress-st.

litical pressure would have any weight with COOK AND LAUNTTRKSi5 GOOD; SQSkSR him and he would not permit such pressure ri r-vri npK'j 1 1 1 iip tnjii-nv. Surtnjrfield 5.000 Niagara Provi.lenee Wash 5.0OO Judpre Pears No. 1390 on trial. Nos. 1778.

8900, 2010, 2023. 2i20, 730. 1788, 1278, 1022, 14t2, 1273, 720. 2130, 202O, 15 -0, lOoO, 525. Judc-e Bail Criminal Court.

Branch No. 2 Nos. 2210, 22(10. 2132, 2323. 2345, 2122, L'277.

Judire Hlttclllns.tn Criminal Court Kranph Nn. as influence to affect the men in the municipal service. He said he did not believe in GENERAL WORK TWO IN FAMILY. SEY? 2.500 Agricultural room nat; must nave gooa reierences ai able to cook: work light. 2.

Germ. -Am. N. Iteaiiiwr. Greenwich London civil service which simply meant contin office.

3 Nos. 2130. 340, 2245. 2317, 2208, 2030, 2321, Judge Gibbons Criminal Court, Branch No. 4 Nos.

22C8, vi 2321. 2200. uance in office regardless of efficiency. He surprised many of the politicians at the out- Merchants'. N.

GENERAL GIRL MUST BE GOOD COOK aF launaress: two in iamny: ijerman or Swede ferred. Call Thursday 4351 Lake-av. start by ignoring all the men recommended SITUATION WANTED AS COOK AND LAUN-dress; nationality; $5 per week. 31a La down-stairs. SITUATION WANTED BY GERMAN GIRL AS cook and laundress; state wages.

Address Tribune ott'ee. SITUATION WANTED BY A WOMAN WITH A baby to do housework In a private family. Call 351 E. Indiana -st. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS cook or cook and laundrv in small private lam- lly.

Call or address 5044Lake-ay; SITUATIONS WANTED COOKS BOARDING-houses and restnursnts; first-class people. Tel. 958 North. RUSSE I.L, 147 N. Clark-st.

SITUATIONS WANTED HOUSEWORK CO M-petent and well-recommended girls. TeL 1)53 North. RUSSELL 147 N. Clark-st. SITUATION WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAM-ilv by a competent womin.

German, as cook, without washing Address 253 N. Market-st. SITUATIONS 1 WANTED HOUSEWORK GIRL8, ail nationalities; $2.50. good cooks. Tel.

So. 08. 2205 Michigan-av. 'SITUATION WA NTED BY' COLORED WOMAN as cook. 167 E.

SOth-st; SITUATION WANTED AS GOVERNESS nurse. Harvey. 111.. Box 405. SITUATION WANTED AS SECOND GIRL; best reference given Address 7.

Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY DANISH GIRL FOR general housework. 43T.0 1st flat. Seamstresses and Dressmakers. SITUATION WANTED A FEW MORE CUS-tomrs by stylish trimmer, making a specialty of millinery at patrons' residences, or at home; very reasonable.

Address 4, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED DpTeSSMAKING IN private families, by dressmaker with first-class city references; terms moderate. 150, Tribune. SYtUATIONT WANTEliPIRST-CLASS DRESS-maker will go out by day or take work home; references. near Monroe, 3d floor.

SITUATION WANTEI DRESSMAKER TO GO out by the day. Address 103, Tribune office. HouseHeepers. SITUATION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER bv neat, competent young woman: economical buver: g.od cook: references. Address HOUSE-KKEPER.

555 Englewood-av. Stenographers. SITUATION WANTED BY rLADYl Al STE-nographer, also bookkeeper; competent take full 5 years' experience. Address 110, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY BRIGHT.

INTELLI-gent young lady stenographer of several years' experience; Remington; lo to $12; references. Address 7, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED LADY STENOGRA-pher, 7 years' experience; Al references. Address" 170, Tribune office. SITUATION-iiVANTED BY EXPERIENCED, competent stenographer.

Remington, bookkeeper and office clerk; references. 47. Tribune off ice. to him for appointment on his personal GIRL RELIABLE SECOND GIRL GF.P.ier SITTJA.TIOSTS WANTEB-3IALE. Bookkeepers and Clerks.

SITUATION WANTED EY YOUNG MAN AS bookkeeper, credit man, correspondence, 10 years city experience in corporations, manufactories, and Jobbing houses; quick, competent, and not afraid of hard work; Al references from last employers as to ability and character. Ad-dress 33, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERT Accountant and all-round office man; 9 years' practical experience; have filled the positions of cashier, bookkeeper, auditor, and credit man; best of references; bond if required; age 2H; mar-ried; temperate habits. Address 73, Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY FAIR BOOK KE P-er, first-class general officeman, correspondent, age 27, strictly temperate; would work until Jan.

1 for $10 weekly; after, permamncy desired first-class references. Address 2, Tribune office. Bin ATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN OF 22 years to learn some good business; druggist, traveling salesman, or hotel clerk; anything honorable; best of references. Address 103. Tribune olt'ice.

SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED double-entry bookkeeper: 30. energetic, accurate, rapid, hard worker; French, German, Spanish, Italian, Scandinavian: Al city references; $13 start. STEWART, 010 Evanston. SITUATION WANTED TEMPERATE YOUNG married m.m would like any kind of a position wbh a reliable firm; with last employer over six vears as clerk, cashier, reference; security. Address 13.

Tribune office SITUATION WANTED PARTIES WHOSE books are In bad shape, not requiring full time of bookkeeper, may have accounts straightened out and -written up weekly or Address 120. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY CAPABLE. EXPE-rienced accounts nt of unquestioned integrity and reliability; position as bookkeeper: highest city references. Address HUMPHREY.

201 Oak Park. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN IN office as assistant or collector: willing worker-well acquainted with city: references; bond if necessary. Address 18. Tribune office. TTUATIONWANTRi- rfR OPENING.

CLOS-ing. examining, and writing up hooks, rerodical-ly day or evening. Address Box 51)4. City. SITUATION WANTED AS POOKKEFEPFR; young man: five years' experience; salary $10; 1 ty references.

Address 25. Tribune oPTIce. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN, 10. WITH three years experience general office work: best of references. Address 05.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED EXPERT WILL Examine, open, close, post, balance books Charges moderate. Address 142. Tribune office. SITUTION WANTED TOUNO MAN.

AS OP-fice assistant or collector; willing worker; best references. Address 105, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED accountant: good refs. Address 133, Tribune. 2.500 2.50O 2.5CKJ 2.50.) 2.50) 5.000 5.00 1.50) 1.0" 2.50) 2.500 5.1HI 3.500 2.

51 Ml 14.5-10 2. 1.500 2.500 5 5.000 2.5'V1 Ji.OOO staff. Instead, he appointed Clarence H. or Swede, who can wait on table; good DUBALL, E02S Michigan-av. Judjre Dunne Criminal Court, Eranch No.

5 Call not extended. Judjje Payne Criminal Court, Branch No. 6 Ncs. 17'JG. 223, Pin2.

244, 2230. 1030. 2412. Jucise Burkt Motions for new trial3 in quasi-criminal cases Nos. 814.

737. 801, in Room 310 County Building today. Forest, a young newspaper man, his secre 2.50HI Pacific 2.W0i Connecticut 2. Fire Association. 5.000 North British 2.5 10 Atlas 2.50.X Lowell 2.50) Orient 3.

(X Norwich 1.0O0: Continental 2.5it i1 Fireman's Fund. 5.OO0IN. Y. Underwrit. 5.000 L.

L. tVO'H American. N. Y. 5.000! Mut.

Protection. lo.o""!pueen 10 Of i Northern 10.000 Ins. Co. of N. A.

1.500, Pennsylvania. 2.5o i Iancashire 2. 500 Prussian 2.50-XRoyal GIRI-CbjIPETENT. FOR SECOND WOP. tary and Albert N.

Palmer, another newspaper man his clerk. Apply ij. i-raintf-av. tate of Pa Caledonian Phenix. N.

T. Home. N. Williamsburg Girard Tendon Lan Lon Scottish National Hartford Phcpnix, Buffalo German. Merchants' St.

Paul GIRL COMPETENT. FOR SECOND WORK juuge anowauer united States Circuit chambers. Judpre Allen United States Circuit Court Davidson vs. 111. Central It.

R. on trial. must Dring reierences. Appiy at 2.22 Praine-i IS AFTER ALTGELD'S PRESENT JOB. GIRL TO COOK.

IRON. AND HELP IX GE.vI era! huuhcwuik; hk win v.rano-Dlva. Buck Hinrichsen for Governor of the HOUSEWORK FOR SMALL FAMILY. AN r- United States Supreme Court. Washington.

D. Nov. 20. rSnecial.1 The ucaieo. Christian, competent ser-ant rl 2.501 lO to 1 Fifty-Cent Dollarites.

Springfield (111.) News: The great Gov general housework: prefer English. Scotch. Itk British 2.50-1 or Canadian, and one recently arrived. Asp. The Atlas Mutual Fire of this city has declared following proceedings were had in the Suprerue Court of United States: 721 Frank Carver.

nlaintifT in error, vs. The ernor of the great State of Illinois has re itxi i.iuiara-av.. or rtiano tsuuuing, ttoomi turned from his Southern junket and has HOUSEWORK GIRL FOR GENERAL KM 5.. a dividend of 10 per cent on ail policies in force Dec. 1, 1S05.

United States. Submitted by William M. Cravens for the plitintiif in error with leave to the de- work in small family; good wages: German nil f.prail a mn.n 17 resumed charge of the office that has been lono.int error to nle within one week. 7i!) Gecrtre S. Mo.re.

nlrtintifi in terror, vs. The in control of private secretary, stenographer. New York, Nov. 20. Special.

The regular HOUSEWORK A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERA! meeting of the New York Tariff Association will messenger, janitor, policeman, and in fact housework: Danish, fewedish. or Norweena6 be held tomorrow, and it is expected to be enliv icrrea. can noo congress-st. Unite! States. Submitted by M.

J. Vvickersham ana W. H. Mcintosh for the plaintiff in error and by Assist mt Attorney-General Wuiuity for the defeml-mt in error. any one that could be secured to stay in the HOUSEWORK COMPETENT GIRL FOR GF office.

Looked too bad to leave it absolutely ened by a decision regarding the market value clause in the standard form of policy. This clause states the actual value of the goods to the paxty eral housework. 450O Sd atir Tne Baltimore and Ohio and Chlcatro Rail alone. way Comoanv. Plaintiff in error, vr J.ihn Vanis ment, rront.

administrator, etc. In error to the Cirrcit The Governor has made several grand Insured shall be paid case of loss. Manufact HOUSEWORK GIRL FOR GENERAL ROUE stand plays, but he is out in another one. work: good pay. 2aJ2 Court of the United States for the District of Indiana.

Dismissed with cists on motion of counsel for the plaintiff in eiror. wood. I urers, however, who have retail stores in this city want any possible loss on the goods in these stores settled on the retail value instead of the manu Won't run for any kind of office at all, nor HOUSEWORK. GENERAL GIRL IN FAHItl for any amount of money nor friends. He John Allison.

untiff in error, vs. The United Strits. Submitted bv William M. Craven of 3: wages good. 30 1 Oakwood-Mvd.

Oakwoo said so in an interview in Chicago yesterday, blvd. is the next street eouth of 30th-st 1 facturers' value, as heretofore. for the plaintiff in error and by Assistant Attorney-General Whitney for the oefenrmnt in error. and of course it i3 true or he would not have HOUSEWORK NEAT SWEDISH GTF.L Des Moines, Nov. 20.

Special. The general housework. Apply at Elli-T. said it. He also bitterly denies that he re oil ow.nje tu.

wnltten. appellant, vs. Charles A. Trmlinsrn. Sherirf.

tc. Arcrued bv William H. Cikrr for the nnncllant and bv Kilwar.l HOUSEWORK GIRL FOR GENERAL H0US- fused to ride in the big parade at Atlanta twelfth annual meeting of the Iowa Mutual Tornado, Cyclone, and Wind-Storm Insurance Association met here. Reports show the associations work; references required. 10 Lane-pl.

with Uncle Sam's troopers. Maybe he did Rosers for the nr.ellee. 73 Townprnd, vs. SfsryC Vandrwerker et al. Argued by John Goorte'and Salesmen.

Solicitors. jCtc. HOUSEWORK GIRL FOR GENERAL SITUATION WANTED LADY STENOGRA- maybe he didn't. He had the Illinois Com increased their risks $6,750,000 during the year work: family of two. 3 it 2am tseniam l.utierwortn for the nmwihmt nnd SITUATION WANTEp-EXPERIEVCEn TRAVFL- pher.

experienced: references; no an 1 now have $34,000,000 in force. The association Jacob H. for the apnePts. Iner sa'esman desires a oosition witn renm-nslb agencies. Address lo4.

Tribune oft ice. HOUSEWORK GIRL FOR GENERAL H0UE missioners to the Atlanta fair instructed before he left this State to arrange with business was found to be in every way in a h'moe: wid nr object to roing to any part of United fiiournea until to-nnrrow at id clock. The dav call for Thurswtnv. Nov 91 will work, with references. birfM vvrignt-st.

SITUATION WANTED STENOGRAPHER flourishing condition. A. N. Buckman of Harlan tnte or toreiarn country: atistactorv reterences furnished. Address 173.

Tribune follows: Nos. 70. SO. 81 and 82. 83.

S4 XT, Kf! K7 will give services tor exclusive use of small! HOUSEWORK 5725 i was elected' President and J. R. B. Herriman of the Atlanta directors that no Federal troops should march in the procession with, the Illinois Guard3 else he would refuse to ride 88. and 89.

petent girl, general housework small Janilly office. Address 130. Tribune office; SITUATION WANTED YOUNG LADY STE- SITUATION WANTED ADVERTISING; Ex Des Moines reelected Secretary. HOUSEWORK GIRL FOR GENERAL HOTT' perienced man on newspaper, special, and trade nograther: 2 years exnerience: S7. Address work in private boarding house.

242S Praiiw Journals; looking for a good live medium. Ad In it. Now that John Pardon Is out of the wav Supreme Court of Illinois. Mount Vernon. Ill Nov.

0. fSneeial.1 Ttm 132, Tribune office. KITCHEN GIRL COMPETENT; PLAIN C00n dress 13N, Tribune ortice. SITUATION WANTED SALESMAN CARRY- the Hon. Buck Hinrichsen is the "logical SITUATION WANTED BY LADY STENOGRA- Zoo uearoorn-av.

pher; Remington. Address M. T. 147 Sacra- LAKE SHIPPING NEWS ing a line of mackintoshes in Minnesota and Da NURSE GIRL EXPERIENCED 501 42D-R. following proceedings were had in the Supreme Court today: Thporinre Shuler vs.

Daniel; motion to extend for filing brief and abstract sustained and fuw mento-av. kota wants good side line. 08, Tribune office. candidate" for Governor on the Democratic ticket next year. Buck will run: of course he will.

Who ever heard of Buck Hinrich near Grand-blvd. Miscellaneous. Trades. continued. POSITIONS AWAITING COOKS AND LATi SITUATION WANTED BY EDUCATED LADY Freights and Charters.

William Brissenden vs. Countv of Clav; motion dresses and for general housework: also in rehned family; good seamstress: capable, will girl Germans. Scots. Swedes wanted one Ftw i CHICAGO With a very lijrht demand for boats. disloyalty on the part of their professed to dismiss reserved for final determination of cause.

ing to assist in all household duties: take care of st-cona girl, wages S4 to so: eleeant Home SITUATION WANTED STRICTLY FIRST- the Buffalo corn rate dropped yesterday to 2' sen refusing to run for anything? He is not built that way. The chances are, therefore, more than probable that the two opponents, the two scrappers and ex-leaders of their respective parties. Tanner and Hinrichsen, will make the fight next year. That children; instruct music and languages: best ref 53d-st. People ex rel.

vs. Jasner T. T.rniitrav a nd TVf a -ir class custom cutter, dissatisfied in nresent lo cents. Several boats were unable to tret cargoes erences. Mlts.

iso fearson-st. B. Mt.utray: motion for rule to show nausse whv even at tne drop, ine ltzpatricK. ior corn to SECOND GIRL CAPABLE, cality, would charge immediately will work at reasonable figure until spring: am an all-around names r.hould not be strlc ken from roll of attor SITUATION WANTED AS GOVERNESS BY A Buiiulo. was the only charter reportea.

iay. 4J14 oakenwaid-av. North German lady; teaches German and En CLEVELAND. O. The Escanaba ore rate holds man buyer, salesman, window trimmer, book-keener, manager, good dresser, good talker.

tiTd neys sustained and respondents ruled to appear before court Friday at 0 a. m. friends. Man for the Einernency. An emergency had arisen, as an emergency arose in Cincinnati, which had to be met, and in this case the solution was eought through the nomination of Garfield, who had not been a candidate, and who.

SECOND GIRL TO WAIT ON LADY, it will be a glorious one stands uncontra glish: take entire charge of children in case of ill worker: the very best of references: if I cannot Lake-av. steady at SI, and there is some inquiry for coal tonnage to Milwaukee. Several cargoes were dicted. Tanner and Hinrichsen, what a ness: also used to traveling; best references. Ad Crown Com and Tow Company vs.

Edward L. Thomas; judgment reersed as per stipulation on fil-. do more than you would reasonably expect, bounce dress M. i42s Indiana-av. YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED LADY WILLT taken at 7: cents, charters ore ayette.

Aiincn. fight tnat would be. rseither one can say alter the nrst month. Address 173. Tribune to act as companion and assist with housewM SITUATION WANTED BY WELL-EDUCATED SI.

Louis. Indiannnoli and Eastern Illinois Rail office. Warrmngton. becanaba to Ohio ports, si. coal Ira Owen.

Toledo to Sheboygan, private terms. can find a good home and moderate wairsti North Germsn lady as companion: sneaks road Company vs. Uriah Warfel; continued as per prior to the convention, had not been se The Cobb loads oats at Green Bay for Buffalo at small family. 4o45 St. 1st nat French and Enelish: has a musical education.

stipulation on uie. riously thought of. Mary had a little lamb without grinning, and neither can stand up in front of a crowd and say, "I came to bury Caesar, not to praise him." siree. But both can "mix" and "mix" right merrily. SITUATION WANTED FIRST-CLASS MEAT 2k cents.

Address M. RABE. 100 Bissell-st. Seamstresses ana Dressmakers. cutter.

32. of steady habits, sneaks German, is BUFFALO. N. Y. The grain blockade has been open for position or to take charge of first-class DRESSMAKERS AND SEAMSTRESS! In nominating Sherman he made a great ppeech.

It was eloquent. It was easy to see that his utterances proceeded from the practically raised, although incoming vessels for VNTED-JIALE TIELP'. market: six years in last place: reierences A No. Life Imprisonment for Phelps. Frankfort, Nov.

20. The death sen wanted to work In utore. 1931 Wabash-. certain rail nouses win De aetainea ior a lew nays. The situation crenerallv has improved.

Coal char 1. Address 48. TribuneotHce. SITUATION WANTED POSITION BY A heart; he felt all that he said, and his deliv Bookkeepers and Clerks. Stenonraphers.

ters Egan. Denver. Milwaukee, 85 cents; Grat- WEAKNESS OF HUMAN tence cf Columbus Phelps, to be hung on eranee electrified the convention. It was in BOOK KEEEPER FIRST-CLASS. MUST BE watchmaker and salesman who can give refer SHORTHAND AND TYPE WRITER.

ATri-i I wooden I. Hundred and 1 nirty-three. Smith. A. Smith.

Martin Smith. Marvin. Fryer Friday at Bowling Green, was commuted expert in omce work; temporary position: mav striking contrast to that of Mr. Conkling, ence. Address F.

care of Enterprise Hotel, to E. HILLMAN. Boston Store, 118-124 to life imprisonment by Gov. Brown oa the Filimore. Chicago, Majestic, Erie to Chicago, 00 possibly be permanent: with wholesale hs use; one Lafayette.

Ind. STENOGRAPHERS. IXCUKASE YOCB experiencea in ruDoer Doot ana shoe line preferred. ground of insanity. cents; Miztec, w.

Young, orton, itcse, Albany, Boscobel. Buckhout. Toledo, 60 cents; Pawnee. to which I have referted, and from that mo-went Garfield was looked upon, row by a few, then by a greater number, and right SITUATION WANTED STE" EOTYPER: CAN by practical, varied dictation and 5 tr Address 112. tribune othce.

writer orjctiCft dAllv? Pitman nnil Mnnftnn feTl? i block, trim, etc. Address 1, Tribune onice. Port Huron. O'J cents. tautrnl: snectal Oeirlnners o.Imkm 4n along by increasing numbers, as a possibil UEAli TllA-AsFLltS.

DULUTH, Minn. Eastern markets are out of House Servants. and evening; position furnished. 1007, 171 i BOOKKEEPERS. CREDIT MEN.

MANAGERS. stenographers, wishing to chance to better positions should leave applications with the Mercantile Exchange, 185 Room 152. line for grain shipping and the rate is somewhat lty. To this circumstance and to the an SITUATION WANTED AS HOUSE SERVANT weaker, but it is thought win noia at oj cents. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED FOR REC- or attend furnace in ramliy py Japanese attend tagonisms of Grant, Sherman, and Blaine I then attributed, and still attribute, Garfield's MILWAUKEE.

Wis. The Vance was chartered ord Wednesday, isov. io, isuo: STENOGRAPHERS -ton; experienced. BOOKKEEPER FIRST-CLASS. LADY; ONE 20 Dearborn, Rooas ing school; best reference.

43. Tribune office. SITUA TIONWAN TED BY A SINOLeTsOBEr! East 530 of 07x125, nomination. capable of taking full charge of an office and can STENOGRAPHER REMINGTON: SALUl for oats to Buttalo at cents. Vensel Movements.

come well recommended. Apply after 9 clock and other property, Nov. 10 IJu. L. Cort- right to F.

iv. Kouti 6.000 trustworthy houseman: thoroughly competent in The remark was frequently made at that time that if Garfield had been the candidate $10; bring reference. feOO Tacoma Bldg. morning. G.

W. HOVT 243 city. steam boiler: city reference. 103, Tribune office. Premises No.

45 32x139, BOOKKEEPER A YOUNG MAN AS ASSIST- CLEVELAND. O. Arrived Queen of the West. Siblev. Mav Richards.

Canton. Mabel Wilson. and Sherman had presented him to the con MlncllfiTiAoiin. Nov. 19 I AL.

C. to L. xitr. and iiut Co. i 17.755 Coachmen, Teamsters, F.tc.

ant bookkeeper and for ceneral office work? vention the latter would have been nomi DESIGNER EXPERIENCED DESIGNER Ft Cleared Coal Dundee, Sheboygan. Light Nir Wer.tv.-orth-av., 300 of f. lOOx state age. experience had. and salary expected.

Address 123. Tribune office. nated. ladies misses and children cloaks ano vana. Alarquette.

122. Nov. 13 Ui. B. Stevens to W.

t. Aie-liugnl 38.000 SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS coachman; private family; city or suburbs: understands all kinds of work; willing and obliging; good references. Address A 300, Tribune office. Address 134. Tribune ollice Men who become candidates and conduct SAL'LT STE.

MARIE. Mich. Uo India. 8:30 EXPERT ACCOUNTANT IN A MERCANTILE GIRLS TO SHEt.T. x-ir-rs- I.ir.HT 500 of f.

50x125, a. m. Wiili im Chisholm. 11; Lans.nc, 12:30 work. Annlv ArntR CO 221-223 E.

i I otTiee; one wno is moreughiy competent and can furnish hiehest testimonials; none others need ap Oct. 3U E. A. SV inner to fc-. J.

I hide 3.UOO campaigns for a nomination naturally and inevitably create antagonisms which make themselves felt when a convention assem p. m. jjown xuicon, a a. m. Alberta, Fedora, Monarch, Zenith City, 1 p.

m. 150 of f. 25 rie-st. ply. Address, stating age.

experience, refer xlt-vS. Nov. lti ijh. KfclMtoj. is.

iveiteri. 3.DOO SITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN IN private family by young Swede: strictly temperate: careful driver: best city references. Address 377. Tribune office. ences, ana salary expectea, 11 u.

rn Dune office. LADIES SECURED SITUATIONS AFTER juyies, a. DULUTH-SUPERIOR Arrived Matoa. Tre bles, and under such conditions the outcome 324 of 25x weeks' traetlie at hsrWa tmiin! OFFICE MAN AND BOOKKEEPER BRING ltl. Nov.

0 IM. A. Lyons to i. Al Arm- vor, whalebac'ts. S.

Mitchell. Hovt. whalebacks. is surrounded by an atmosphere of uncertainty. That was the case at Cincinnati references.

509, 100 Washington-st. Why the Germans Are Naturally Opposed to Interference with Sunday Beer. London Times, Nov. 8: While It Is to be deplored that the German voters of New York did not prefer a high ideal to Sunday beer, we must take account of the Weakness of human nature. In their own land "Sunday beer," so far from being regarded as a vicious indulgence to be stamped out by re-piessive laws, is reckoned among the most harmless and customary of popular enjoyments.

Those who have watched thousands of Germans in the beer gardens of continental cities on Sundays will understand with what a shock the proscription of such scenes must have come upon the immigrants to the United States. The Germans In America have, our correspondent truly says, "been among the best of citizens." They have supplied a large part of the strength of the Republican- It Is doubtful policy to embitter and alienate them by uncompromising Sabbatarianism and crude repressive legislation. No doubt it was wrong to identify the anti-Tammany campaign with the Sunday closing law, though this was partially due to the tactics of some conspicuous opponents of Tammany. It was still less justifiable to give electoral support to the evils of Tammany rule in order to gratify a grudge against a section possibly not a very wise one among the reformers. But a German, whether he calls himself a reformer or not, who is cut oft from his Sunday beer is very human.

days while learning; tools donated; day ore? ing; hairdressing and manicuring taught weeks. Catalogue mailed free. Cliicaso Bf'l Ira Owen, Mohawk, i Departed Grain Iosco. Cranage, Onoko, Sauuer, Buffalo. Flour 226 cf S.

2o YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE WORK, 1 OR 17 and in 1SS0 it was simply history repeating 11,000 3.500 3,500 1m). Nov. 10 IS. C. Gage to J.

E. Bu.ssey Northern uueen, Livingstone, Buffalo. years oiu. pi gooa education; must De good pen ecnooi, 04 Wabash-av. cor f.

otixlUO, SITUATION WANTED BY SOBER, HONEST, and willing coachman to take care of horse and cow; small wages; city references. 117. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY SOBER, HONEST, and willing coachman, to take care of horse and cow; small wages city references. 140, Tribune.

and arithmetician. Address 8. Trihnn. NOV. 10 If.

to i'. SallUOWijKl MACKINAW CITY. Mich. Down Wilbur, 1 a. m.

Denver. 9:15: John Eddy. 0:40. Briton. LADY REFINED.

EDUCATED. TO FLA itseit. As to the nomination for Vice-President, It was simply a question of availability. onics 350 of Glenlake 5oxlo0, nor character and understudy leading Prominent tlrmatio rnmnativ' one wiiiing 12:30 p. m.

St. Joseph and consort, 4. Up Oeorge Farwell and consort, 10 a. m. Veronica salesmen.

Solicitors. Etc Aug. 21 is. 11. Austin jr.

to j. JU. uun- can 1 8,000 Arthur was chosen because it was thought taught preferred. Call or address th; 50 of Franklin, 90.51x190, SITUATION WANTED AS A COACHMAN IN private family by a German: 7 years' references: ACTIVE MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS FOR CITY and road oooortunity for experienced tnai wouia conciliate Conkling; and aid in MANAGER FLETCHER. 510 Stock KJtliw.

and consort. Madagascar, p. m. Down Pillsbury, 7:30. Wind northwest, strong clear and cold.

carrying r.ew ork. It did not conciliate m. or 1.. Nov. Uiobert D.

fcheppara ana wife to Frederick Ayer 250,000 3 years in last place. Address J. 3052 Lake-av. SA LESLA I)Y FI ixT-CT EXPERIEN-f I man to make permanent connections with lead- in our neckwear department; best of referifi'-j 104'i cf 20x Xilili E.ll.,n 1UU AQamg-Bt, SOUTH CHICAGO Arrived C. P.

Mlnch, Nar-ragatisett. Linden. Porter. Austin. Omaha.

SITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN OR general man refs. 13C, Tribune office. 1 ne Bterur.g. SALESMAN INTELLIGENT MAN TO TNT-t- 125, Nov. la U'i.

M. Armstrong to an. ju Flanniganl 6.500 Panther. Iron Age, Massasoit, Masaba. Cleared view our correspondents: S1.P00 position tta in- Conkling much, but It did aid in carrying New York.

Conkling was heard to sav during the progress of the campaign that if Garfield, or Garfish, as he was often pleased to call him, carried New York, it would be clue to the popularity of Chester A. Arthur. 73 of 2Uth. r. able in a few months: small pay at first; must be Muito, Aia.iihiii.tan.

li.scanab&; Money, Ewen, Craig. Bulialo; iicrida, Asulaud; Tuttle, Cleve Nov. l. unmm to j. tjriiioierj Same property.

Nov. 10 IJ. Grandler to C. 5.000 Iene-iiy renaoie ana turaisti gong references. 007 Masonic Temple.

J. S. REYNOLDS. AGENTS A SNAP. SOS WEEKLY.

5.000 TE-t land. PORT HURON, Mich. Sheltered New York. tcnographers. SITUATIONS WANTED BY GKSTLUMES AND lady stenographer of all grade if skiii, who can be interviewed here and employed at once.

J. S. HANNA. 412 First National Bank Building. SITUATION WANTED BY AN Al STENOG- nw cAuri iriin; I "tr.

lull UrU lai luir Parkway and blvd. cor Cot Well, he did carry New York, and Arthur SA LESMAN HAVING AN ESTABLISHED trade in and around Chicago to represent an tage jwxih, isov. Jack Latta to James M. Latta 75,000 company ma King a nn line of shirt subsequently, owing to the death of Gar-Held, became President of the United States Itoby, Wawatam, Cambria, Marina, Glengarry and consort. Pilgrim, Two Wallaces, Charles Eddy and consort, Orion, Atlantis, Toledo ana cellars, and cuffs.

Address 100. Tribune office. cor 3.0x332, rapher and correspondent, with corporation or firm where ability and integrity will be appre dated: young man; married. 307. Tribune.

the chief actors on the occasion of the Chicago convention of l.ssi) have nearly all SALESMAN COMPETENT. WHO UNDER-stands the optical business and refraction: Der- Oct. I Li. tst ck to u. vj.

wrsuu i 20 acres in the cor lo.Hn-st. and Nov. 8 F. Ayer to R. D.

Shep- para 65.000 consort, nr a. POUT HURON. Mich. Down Saxon, 1:30 p. m.

Owego, 3. Up Glengarry and consort, noon: Henna. 1:30 v. m. Yale.

2:30. manent employment to the right man. Call passou away. Grant, Conkling, Blaine Miscellaneous. jvia-n taaison-si.

and Arthur are dead, but John 230 of 50ltb, Co Charles Eddy, Olympia, Roby, Robert Mills. Toueka, Ward, Wawatam, 8:30. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN, Experienced as contractor In general electrical con Sherman lives, and todav stands hifh In ths SALESMAN TO SELL COAL IN CAR LOTS ON commission: Ktflle exrerieTi mi rl rt Nov. 19 ICiiarieS J. Bussie to tenants a.

Buelll inn nortnwest, iresn. history of the country, and is no longer a struction work, nas inventive ability, and is well W. cor I.svocim, ular. Address 1, Tribune office. new ncheme: particulars free.

''1 Box 530.H. Boston. Mass. $200 INVESTED IN GOODS WILL SECTi very profitable general agency for exclt'fif'g cle in rreat demand; no soliciting. Secia-- Imperial Chemical Itoom212, 21 Qulncy SOLICITORS TWO.

GOOD. FN cntCULATK? department: permanent work; tl I'er, commission. J. B. Campbell.

215 Eaalso-L. WE WANT 100 COMMISSION AGEVT3 sell stock certificates secured by land: profits. Iowa Florida Land Le Mars. W- AT LA ST-ELKCl RIC LIGHT FOR JtFClTFf ample 1 elegant, brill int. gents' goods 2c.

Ohio Klectric Co. WANTED RELIABLE AGENTS TO CAL5- 410 First National Bank Bldg. 3 WANTED GENERAL AGENT IN CHJCA territory. State of Illinois. 67.

TribunJ HARPER'S Hooif nv rvs-JOl-S P. b1 lauumaia ior any posted electrical matters, is open ior engas-e-mentafter Dec. 1. Address 177, Tribune office. Nov.

19 IE. Sinsanangn to J. n. rnveyi. 141 f.

25x125, Sept. BUFFALO. N. Y. Arrived Rose, Hill.

A. W. Wright, Lyon. Benton, Donaldson, King, Bissell. Duncan.

Lane Michigan. Weed. McVVilliams. SALESMAN FOR CITY no competition good pay. NEW APPARATUS 32, 152 Lake-st.

23,000 9.000 23,000 3,000 4,000 2-1 1 ti. iS. lei rill to iv. vv eiiiimu I DEMOCRATS TO MEET IX GOTHAM SITUATION WANTED AM WORTHY. GOOD address, references; answer if you wish a good Whitney, Gratwitk.

Adriatic, Stone. Cleared cr Hcit-st sr. 24X127. ur 2K 31. ivocnnsKi to ii.

xjuawivi i SALESMEN TO TAKE ORDERS. WE SEND samples: give exclusive territory; pay good salary and expenses or liberal commission to propor Coal seranion, majestic, a. a. marker, Clyde, Neff. Hundred and Thirty-three, Chicago: Pabst, Hull (j 1 V.

V. I 'I' Monet: 316 of 5th. 2fj.l24V,. Nov. man lor work in notei, onice puiiding.

or resl dence; small wages. Address 180, Tribune. SITUATIONWANTEDSOLICITOR OR SALES Leaders Have Decided to Hold the National Convention In Sierr York. 10 IM. S.

wanner to i. h. ledo; Bartlett, Montana, 'Superior; Dyer. Glad- applicants. Aaiiress l-iox la.

Kew xork City. 140 of Ballin. r. J.oxiM. man, in connection with office work; expt ritneed 3,500 SALESMEN TWO GOOD-APPEARTNG SALES- Nov.

12 IV. Jjecnyne to i. nciieii. wasnington, i. c.

Nov. IS. St. Louis cago; Castalia, City of Genoa, Duluth, Antelope, cor Van Buren, nr. to leave city on our special holiday sale; stenographer and DOOKKeeper- young man; com.

petent; reliable; refs. 100, Tribune office. Globe-Democrat. That there is a concert JS.OV. IS I Jii.

Atuiirotr to a- rncuic; ei al.l -i rr rial nit in men aesinng perm a nent position. J. STEEL. 215 E.Madison-Rt. 6.375 SITUATION WANTED A STEADY.

HONEST. ed movement among certain Democratic 48 n. of aeramfmo. r. 24X Chieasro Port List.

reliable man wants work; city references fur Gen. Agent, h. 61. l'9 Dear!" rn. Chleaeo.

leaders to take the next Democratic Na nished. Address 104, Tribune omce. 100. July 24 11. r.osf?ui 141 of K7th.

f. 150x124. Nov. Arrived Lumber R. Mott.

Garden Bay; R. SALESMEN THREE FTRST-CLASS MEN with records of ability and integrity, to join crew now in Siith; all expenses paid and good commission. KERN, 6 Washington. tional convention to New York City is be SITUATION WANTED AS ELEVATOR MAN K. IjrtiUWer lO J- r.

ei m.j, 8,250 3.600 6,487 ivanters. i. cison. ny or cneooygan, 5. calkins.

W. O. Goodman. Ford River: O. A.

Marsh. CLOTUDTG. 105 of f. or porter in first-class saloon or hotel; experi M. Filer.

Pine Lake; R. Campbell. H. A. Rich OTHi: ence ana reierences.

Aggress ioj, TrlDune. SOLICITOR ADVERTISING; TODAY. 610 Y. Life Building. mond, Traverse city; uranger.

J. Miner, Detour; OuiJo. Pierixut: M. Slauson. Escanabt: Sunrise.

SITUATION WANTED BY ART STUDENT TO coming plainer every day. The leaders who are in the movement propose to get up a great love-feast. They think the Western Democrats of the radical free-silver stripe can be handled better in New Y'ork than in und. -u mt. fttv.

9 111 iuu. 232 of f7V.xl8). und. Nov. 4 same to same 1 Cheboygan; S.

A. Wood, Marinette; M. Dall. P. merchandise.

Address Merchandise 132 Market-st. A. 474 N. 2D rlOOTL. do chore for beard and room.

Address 100, Tribune office. 1EA AM) COFFEE SALESMAN TO HOTEL and restaurants: salary and commission to 6.4S7 LESS "POWER TO HER ELBOW." Blr. Cnnon Says England Will Soon Have "Hardly Room to Move In" Poor Thine! G. N. Curzon, British Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said in a recent speech at Derby, as reported in the London Times: As the world became filled up, as populations and trade developed, as the opportunity for colonization and for new markets became exhausted, and as the needs for new markets increased at the same time, and as the number of possible new markets did not increase in the same ratio, so would the points of contact and the friction that too often, resulted from contact between rival nations increase.

That was a condition that our country was likely to feel more and more In the luture. Hear, hear. England was first, and not merely first, but almost alone in the field; but where lllty years ago we had every liberty of movement to go where we chose, we had within the last twenty years scarcely walking room; where we had walking room, now we had scarcely elbow room; and now, where Enrland had hardly elbow room, she very soon would hardly have room to move. Hear, hear.J It might be thought that as these opportunities for contact end frictions became multiplied the probability was that risk of yar would become more acute. That was not necessarily the case.

iHtar, hear. There ether corsidera-tions which might modify that view." Sawyer. Menominee. Potatoes Minnehaha, Montague. Sundries Syracuse.

Lackawanna. Juni iwji? rmvum emg.piirn'-a traae. 07. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY DANISH TOUNO tne micnest price for gentlemen ata.

Buffalo. Coal W. A. Avery, Monteagle, F. Ing: orders bv mall promptly attended to.

any other city, and that the convention can man; wishes stesdy position; used to take care of Trades. BUIL.DING PERMITS. hordes, iv. 1 o27 Knglewood. isiercur.

jceawing, umoenana. i. f. sneiaon, nur-falo: Mediator. J.

H. Farweil. J. H. Rutter.

Ere. BRASS MOLDERR 30. EXPERIENCED, TO SITUATION WANTED IN CITY. MAN ACCOUXTAXTS. Cleared Grain Gov.

Smith. Ogdensburg: J. C. THE THR UriLDTNO DEPARTMENT ISSUED years, five years on the road as salesman und iMMiinTi FELf3 num. inquire at Billings Mfg.

178 and 200 be carried through with a great show of harmony. The most interesting feature of the plan remains to be told. These leaders who are working up the movement in favor of New York City expect to nut a Western man following permits yeswru fi37 MONADNtJ. 1 Corn Exchange Bin. Htzpatnct.

Bunaio. sundries Wyoming, Buffalo. Steel billets, John KlUlerhouse. Buffalo. Light A.

L. Potter, Pentland, Manistee; C. Raab, Jv.vs. K. Hinehman.

H. A. Root. Menominee; G. C.

W. HAWLEY. Tel. Har. 326: advertising agent.

Address 134, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTEDAS JANITOR: UNDER- 10,500 wa'reh'niise." and 32 Paullna-st CARPENTERS TEN AT OWE- v-RINO BOOKS EXAMINED OPF.S ED. CL' FD; stands steam heat; with E-ood city references. A. E.

Olson, 3-story and basement oncK P'lrnham, Gladstone: S. A. Wood. J. B.

Wiiber. 6,000 Aadress 1-. itArso.N, 402 Milwaukee-av. cetectwi rel at. in.

ronH Marinette; rom itiver, ora uver; Jliars. laud flats. 07 Nebrasua-av Mrs Daly trown, 2-story and basement brVk 11 -'5 1 1 1 1 1 win una wentworth. ENOINFERS RF i DT LT ROCT TR Lb cense bv the aid of "Practical for en firemen, electricians, motormen. and ma ing ton.

3,000 SITUATION WANTED FURS REMODELED nt down-town prices; Ekins matched. 4117 FOR SALE. Smith Prnwell. 2-story irame Dwell Lake-av. 1.800 c.unipts; latest work puhlished: bv 1 mi ing S-044-4S Ji'CKSfn-av Agents wanted.

Mechanics' Supply tS La UH BALiti FIVE INE W. T. 1 -story and nasemem Dnas SITUATION WANTED JANITOR WORK about 4 hours a day. ELI. IN.

040 Madison-nt lv taj ic- it. je '9. tamea: win ea rrora yournauu. fOSSE. 2S5 E.

42d-t. 1.200 1,200 CRK cottage v'iss vao ifir- n-M 1-storv and basement "brick cotww, 2f Van Buren-st MAKE RAILROAD CAR BUILDING SflATEBlAJ at the head of the ticket. There is very little difference of opinion among thm as to the personality of the candidate. With scarcely an exception they are for William R. Morrison Instead of going to Chicago and having Blinds put forward Col.

Morrison as the State's candidate, these leaders believe there ll be a national sentiment for Morrison which will make him practically the unanimous choice of the convention by the time tne body assembles. Harrity, Senator Pill Chauncey Black, and other Eastern Democrats are in the movement. -Morrison's name seems to be on the end of the tongue of every prominent Democrat who comes to ahington these days. PTTUATIOXS WANTED FEMALE. Bookkeepers and Clerks.

GENERAL CARRIAGE AND WACON BLACK gmith. Come ready for work. 743 W. Lake-st. lCOItl'OItATIONii.

Superior and Circuit Court Juticuit'Dti. FOR RALE 1-tRlCK AT 3 mnd; 221 and Oglbr-av. Address But 6tUi Honore-st. 1 Ml.N lOlS-TO LEARN BAPRER Judge Ewlng K032 Chicago Herald Co. vs.

STUXCFIKLP. KOV.2d.-rsrECIAL.l-- SITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED young lPdy as cashier, bookkeeper, stenographer, or office work; can read and write German-will work for moderate salary- Address MISS iu eint weens; wageia Saiur- Dtrnotrrg. Guck Ac Horner; uy Tumi- irainiiig; nay or Vfr ir.g practice ut f.y.iU tui. Evening Post Co. vs.

Same; by W.L, 1 Enfiit rtfirntsl fttnrV 3 1 "i-r catalogue free. Barber 23, vnii-im Stapieton et al. vs. Story MOlf J- JWAJMK. 1-iU iilast'U-St.

sriial: tncorporaiors, W. tZ. WHllam Doven- Finishing on nnaing, 22o and sat. llv- UXDEUTAK1XG. POSTLEwCrrTlHO ur.de rtakiui': citv a.ad all suburo.

lc' SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED SIS. MAKERS-FIRST-CLAS3 FdwtrJ Couch vs. John Foster; on linding, $0o. combined Trades Unlun vs. John linden; on TOOL men.

young laoy hook Keeper, stenographer, and type J- U. Vccf.nn. ana otnr. The HPnil ReCiirvrr Fect-ry rian.l, at M.ir riW: without 1 rt -i. ocial inc -rprratcrs Gilbert D.

Webber. Herbert N. -Boyd. Pierre Jack writer; salary i. ity, xriDune omce, Juue Stein 7007 Hrrmina Kudel vs.

Perm a. Boys. SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT LADY BRADLET FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. Co. and Chi.

City Ry. Co. on finding. 11.40U and Bat CtO National Union Building Association BOY A BRIGHT. ACTIVE.

AXD INTELLI oooKKeeper ana Ktenogrnpner: hve vears citv ex perience; moderate salary. ill. Tribune office. uuiic nuu ci to years 01a salary S.4 1 PICT UltES, STAMP, 'tVli STEVENS CO DEARBORN. SUPIjLTj va.

Simeon W. Brewer: on Jutwj.00. Jtal stock, perioral merchanoise; Incor week eea. j.aaress, in own nanawrlUng, 146, Trib- Judge Smith 2'. 1530 F.

Beidler Co. vs. Hen- SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG LADY.EX- one office. nesav Bros. Evans: by 3t.

13. 200o2- Ida truio with IkuI.11 oualtera porators. J. J. LAcey.

n. k-" t. stey. Jamefs K. W.

H. Middlanaaurf, J. G. ATivrr F. periencea casnivr ana nook keener: references; James H.

Rice Co. et al. vs. Nathan S. Tepperr; lara.

EOT IN STORE. STRONG BOY: 16. NEAT. RE moaerate salary. Aaaress xrioune omce.

bv L.iDerty cycle co. vs. The Royal 3'iilinerv company, at Chicago; capital ffw-k. S2.00-'.; to mariifacturo gwda; II unnM I I 1 i w. Aadress 144.

Tribune office. .1. V.rnn Cvcle bv S2.7M.00. 10031- Domestics. MUSICAXi.

Keith Bros. i Co. vs. Wm. A.

Miller; by W0LSELEY ON TIIS ENGLISH NAVY. Commander-in-Chief of British. Army Gives Way to lic "Sister Srrrlct." Speaking at a public dinner recently Lord "Wolseley, the new Commander-in-Chief of the British army, said: "It is a great privilege to me to speak in the name of the navy. I regret that there is no naval officer present to do so. and yet I am rather glad that there is not, as' I have an opportunity to speak on behalf of the sister service, the first service of the kinguorn the service to which every Englishman must attach the lit st importance.

litlit-ve me, if there had been a naval ofaeer present he could not have spoken with more adiairation of the service to which he belongs then that which I entertain for the ravy, and he could not have insisted more than I sbouid Co upon TOV 1ft TO 1B TP4TC XT rrr SITUATIONS WANTED BY WAITRESS. IS sl'u 4 execution. i niTfiv ir r-nvTT? it -rn TO bce on North Side. Address 139, Tribune tJosrcin ltily2 McNeil Hljrclns Co. vs.

dreestnaker: a chambermaid, experienced nurse, seamstress; these girls are German sisters, string. 5iajt ri.coii.M.'ii, iinnj ani Cb-rl-s pc. The c-undiach. Gauch Vutpti Livery nnd l.n cort-klrg cotrsiisny. at r-H-viUe.

certified to I change of nun; to 'undl 'c'i S. Co. Geo. iiOrrih by $412. lo72 John W.

Lane- a new song. Address lii, Tribune healthy, and nice looking; good reff rences. Phone Report That a Boom for the Kentucky-Governor Is Under Way. Atlanta, Nov. 20.

Gov. Bradley of Kentucky, It is said, will be the candidate for Vice-President on the Republican ticket If his friends have their way. The newspapers have made passing notices of overtures supposed to have been made by his friend3 to the McKinley men ar.cS their Indiana neighbors, but such a thing as a conference was riot discernible. It happens, however, that on the same day that Bradley readied Atlanta last week, Joseph Manley of Maiae. supposed to reprttgPi-t Reed's boom.

1KS iNorth. 14 1 N. ciark-st. RUSSLLL. HOT-SOUTH SIDE P.OY.

AGED kFtO WORK in store ti run errs.nds. Apply wi'h reference "WATCHES, JEW'ELKT, BL -(. IJ. BOY A BOUT IS. INSURANCE OFFICE SPOT CASH i pajdoIvdTaIJoI J.M.

URBItT tCcluroj SITUATIONS WANTED OLD HOMESTEAD Employment. 21 N. FtipplK-i: privstte famUies. arst-clasti servants, with fr-taces. of kind snd nationaiity.

'Panne N. watches. hart, assignee, vs. ti. J.

Morse tk on H7 Geo. B. Phillips et al. vs. John Young: $505.

tJiiier 2O501 Charles Schilling Cn. vs. CHiifrmi Wine by '5o2 I. Berry vs. Cathaiine and I i.1 i.

by $47. 7U.J1 Edward iL Van In gen aid P-ivid T. Leahy vs. Jacob Golu-su-la; on finding. $1.

'e data? National Tube Wcrks Co. vs. Ci-ver Steele ills- by ddt, FORD'S A PC KQOF1.VG V. ILL LAST "oVyEAK i oa any bail. roots TtnL.Ttl uith it by The Ford 1.2 Wasuu.ton.

SITUATION WANTED COMPETENT SWET lab girl, Fenri; hot sewr-rk, in f.m-c'as fam- lUnA STRONG l't) IN BOOifSTORE; SAL-ary K. E. Monroe-st. BOY TO WORK IN lialsted-st. i it.

y-iv-i GliAVK i WAGES QUICKLY COLLECTEI- vaace costs. 10 La Salle-sU. Room rr-e c-'h. vundrcy: city rf fernces. liuitu: fcii.ii-ate-i Leo.

i KAaL Sou tm or nte. arst floor la rear..