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THE CHICAGO TKIBUXE: WEDNESDAY, MAECH 23. 1898. 14 WANTED MALE HELP. NEWS OF THE RAILWAYS. Btenoerapners.

CANADIAN PACIFIC MANAGERS DETERMINED TO KEEP CP THE WAR. V8.ViJ.acob Friedman on $502.05 and appld. P- Proctor vs. 3. Edwin Thompson; on ex carte Judge Payne 370 William H.

Asterhout vs. Jay Dwlggfins; by $541,000. S.f,l asey Sons ys. George Weber; on Bat- Joseph Bach vs. Lyman A.

Budlong: on $2oo and sat. Judge Smith 7338 Sylvester D. Poss vs. C. M.

Appleton; on $16a and appld. 7497 Maggie SuHvan i vs. Wilson L. and Benjamin F. Gee: on fl.nilg"?!, and 182544 Frank Urbanek vs.

West Chicago St. R. R. on $50 and sat. Judge Gibbons 24S51 Charles Hess vs.

Erie R. R. on 30u and sat. 9S78 Annie Kersey vs. Metropolitan West Side Elevated R.

R. Co. on and appld. Judge Stough loiai Anna Glrten, vs. M.

Schmitz; by OAMnm AD LODGING. 4out Sloe! TO RENT EDUCATED FRENCH LADY soon occupy larger residence, near lake fln i 'J tion and transportation: French the Cc-the home; will take few more persons to iiK refs. exchanged. Address pq? ar: 3602 LAKE-AV. A SECOND STORYktt7-' with lavatory; fine Mew of the lake- buJ references exchanged.

"tiler 2060 GROVELAN D-A V. HA. NDOMpr VTT nished suite and single rooms; superior bo ii 5212 JEFFERSON-AV. HANDSOME PnTTT with board; private home; I. c.

ences. ress- rer. 2878 PRAIRIE-AV. ACOOMMODATl6Tsv with board; also single room; private residen 8302 RHODES-AV. ROOM ANDBOAPnTTST class.

IaT. 2315 MICHIGAN-AV. NICELY FURVrTr-rooms and first-class board: all convenient-0 Nortn. Slds. 207 CAS-ST.

RICHLY FURNISHED BTFa rooms: excellent localltv NEW rATOEPOBATIOXSW THE SECRETRT6fSTATE YESTERDAY licensed the incorporation of the following companies: The Woodman Hall association, at Bismarck; capital stock, incorporators, J. A. Morris, J. E. Sims, J.

Miller. Eugene Baker at Chicago: to conduct a printing and publishing company; capital stock. incorporators, Eugene Baker J. P. Campbell.

Ellen Campbell. The Canebrake Sugar and Molasses company, at Chicago: capital stock, SS.OOO; incorporators, Wlllium carl. Mark O'Hara, William Huetter. The Evanston Golf club, at Evanston; for social purposes: without canital stock; -incorporators, Archie Gifford. F.

E. Miller, William F. Poole. The Book Typewriter comoany, at Chicago; capital stock, $200,000: incorporators. R.

T. Perry, P. K. Babcock, John W. Morrill.

The Gloan Manufacturing company, at Chicago; capital stock, incorporators, T. Wright. L. C. Tetard.

William L. Johnson. Foreign corporations were licensed as follows: Vilmington Star Mining company of Summit, canital stock. 15.000; capital stock In Illinois. $1,500.

Janesville Machine company of Janesville. capital stock, capital stock In Illinois, 5.00O. Morgan Envelope company, at Springfield. Mass capital stock, capital stock In Illinois, $2,500. Jmerle.

Roads Suffer Vomu of Rete-mue Thronch Low Rate, but Cannot Abandon the Conflict Talk of Movement for Restrictive Legislation A to Eastern Trunk Lines-Sues Wisconsin Central Sunday Excursions Special Fares. Decree. SITUATIONS. WASTED-FEMALE. Domestics.

SITUATION WANTED A FIRST-CLASS MEAT and pas-try cook wants a position as cook In a hotel or restaurant, in city or suburbs; best city references. Address 572. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS AND competent girl as parlor maid, second girl, or waitress: South Side only; Al refs. Call or ad-dress 3308 Wabash-av.

SITUATION WANTED COLORED WOMAN; good cook: private boarding-house preferred. Call 3122 Dearborn top flat. SITUATION WANTED PARISIAN FRENCH nurse for child. Infant, or lady's maid; can sew; refs. Address 905.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS COOK and laundress; city or suburb. Address. 731. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT cook, wth references; no laundry work. Apply at 182 3d flat. SITUATION WANTED MIDDLE-AGED WOM-an, care of children and sewing: $5 per week. Call or address E. 2973 Indiana-av.

SITUATION'S WANTED BY 2 GIRLS. COOK and second girl: best refs. 250 N. State-st. Seamstresses and Dressmaker.

SITUATION WANTED PERFECT FITTER and designer will work for $2 per day; stylish suits in 2 days. KATE KELLY. 97 Flat C. SITUATION WANTED FIRST-CLASS DRESS-maker wishes a few more customers to work at her own home: a perfect fit guaranteed; price S3 to $10. 678 Flat A.

SITUATION WANTED GOOD DRESSMAKER wants sewing and repairing, families, by the day. 2964 Vernon-av. SITUATION WANTED BY DRESSMAKER; competent: $1.50 daily or $5 a week, as seam-stress and assistant In family. 263 42d-st. Flat F.

SITUATION WANTED DRESSMAKING IN private families, $1.25 per day; will do good work. Address 578. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED SKIRTS MADE FOR $1.50 during March: also apprentices. DRESS-MAKER.

549 Western-av. SITUATION WANTED COMPETENT DRESS-maker; S. T. Taylor system; $1.50 per day. 2439 Michigan-av.

tance; tabl'j supplied with best the market carefully and cleanly served; billiard-room VT modern conveniences: comfortable hn. erate STENOGRAPHER AND GENERAL CORRE-spondent. young man. competent, ln holesale house; only those having had experience and possessing city references need apply experience, and salary tngton machine. Address 60.

Tribune office. STENOGRAPHER-AND REMINGTON OPER-atnr- fiwrienced young man: wholesale house; clfy letter application must state age? experience and refences: salary position permanent. 966. Tribune office. uTFVorp ipnpR-MALE.

FOR OUT-OF-TOWN tjSnn the best to be obtained for $10 per week Addrtss Tin own handwriting, stating age. nnrrtmrv and other detail Information. Ad- foTwS LORD THOMAS. Chicago. 111.

STENOGRAPHER AND REMINGTON Operator flrtt-class; with railroad experience. The Tpewrulr' Atwood Building. Clark and Madlson-Bts. Miscellaneous. MANAGERS AND AGENTS: SALARY Bd SmralMion.

Hunter Tailoring and Bhlrt Cincinnati. O. fVPirniFNCED MAN TO DELIVER BREAD Eand for trade; new rig. Call at 7329 Wentworth-av. JFWELRY MAN THOROUGHLY" EXPERI-enced competent to manage wholesale Jewelry office and handle traveling salesmen; state age.

experience references, and salary expected: an-iws confidential. Address 254. Tribune office. OF GOOD ADDRESS TO VISIT Colleges and employ students on first-class canvassing proposition for vacations; college man preferred. Call.

W. B. CONKEY 341-351 Dearborn-st. MAN OR WOMAN COMPETENT. IN EVERY town for special work: can make good pay.

Address JAMES B. TABOR. 94 La Chl- cago. MAN BY CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. WITH gocd references, capable of handling subscription books; experience not necessary.

334 Dearborn-st; MANAGER FOR BICYCLE FACTORY: MUST have $500 cash; salary money secured. ATTORNEY. 1505 Ashland Block. MINE EXPERT AND MAXAGER. 16 YEARS' experience, temporarily at liberty, wants engagement representing mine-owners ln examination of properties or business affairs: recommendations and reasonable terms.

A 159. Tribune. rates; special rates to families: slnirT. rear rooms $3 up. slu" front rooms, Judge Burke 113S9 Self em vs.

Krenek; tfec sale. 10122 Smith vs. Burton; dec. sale. 11503 Crescent Steel Co.

vs. Leininger; dec. Dlvorces 164378 A va J. from Henry C. Berry.

1786o3 John from Ella E. Lockhart. 1S1137 Walter C. from Blanche M. Davtes.

175766 Josephine from Gustav Prakurator. 17S490 Olive from John E. Mcintosh. 17424 John M. from Johanna M.

Walz. Judge Tuley 5949 Woollev vs. Kucaba: dec. sale. 5292 Heywood vs.

Porter: dec 10006 Easels vs. Kneels et al. dec. sale. Judge Ball 3028 Wolf son vs.

Snowhook- dec. sale. 4063 Loos vs.v Wren: dec. sale. 2712 Iwickl vs.

Iwioki dec. 17H3S7 Ascher vs. Heine-mann; dec. 1MK112 Cottage Grove B. L.

Assn. va. Barry; dec. sale. HM)2 Sehwarz vs.

Schmidt; dec. sale. 202S I.ubeke vs. Hughrs; def. dec.

2030 Same vs. Same; same. 2032 Same vs. Fame; same. 1SS702 Catharine C.

I). A. from Werner K. L. Sengstock; div.

Judge Brentano 4373 Bohnen vs. Mulr; dec. 3913 Soinmerich vs. Davies: dec. sale.

KMjl Linsenbarth vs. Stjernquist; dec. sale. 183561 Hood vs. Bartlett: dec.

sale. 189040 Kane vs. Tacey; dec. sale. 4167 Wagar vs.

Carorf-ter; dec. 16 ASTOR-ST MAISON DU NORD. NEaTKT vision-st. and Lake Shore-drive New inS11' unique; home cooking; low prlres. but flm-el 204 ONTARIO FRONT AND BACiTpTrtT and other rooms; board optional.

378 E. CHICAGO A V. DESIRABLE with homelike board: $4 and $4.50 tier wili0 JLOST AD JTOTTNTJ. NO QUESTIONS en for return of articles, especially old Jewelry and keepsakes, taken from 354 March i6. to tne undersigned.

Whych. Address 362. Tribune office. LOST POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING TRIP pass Chicago to Buffalo, via Lake Shore; also valuable papers and money. Liberal reward If returned to 1205 Tacoma Bldg.

TAKEN GOLD WATCH. ENGRAVED ON case E. o. E. Return to W.

A. EXCELL, 29 Lakeside and receive $15; no questions asked. Hotels. GRANADA HOTEL CORNER av Ohlo-sts. European plan: newly furnr'iSj i XD refitted; special Inducements to permanSt? 4r4 families: tirst -class cafe.

J. S. Graha ii THE HOTEL RAINIER. COTTAGrTHS-av. and33d-st.

rooms, single or en suite iiE without board: reasonable rates; strioti. class. TO BIN BROS.Ju'n',."- THE RUGIA. 473 DEARBORN-AV. ROOmTpS suite and single, with private bath ehly lights, elegant furniture, hot water he'at wood floors: Amerlfnn'nnd FnrnTean r'an mim Conrt Calls for Today.

Judge rlinne S27 301 fi ROUS S1'2fl 5355. 1942. the coast of Kushiro, and thence along the coast to Nemuro. The other route will divert northward from Asahigawa and will reach Soya by way of Teshlwo. The total length is about COO miles.

The Sorachibuto-Asahigawa section, we understand, will be opened for traffic by May next, most probably. On the part of private railway enterprise in Hokkaido, that of the Kan-Sou railway company is the most important. The project is to connect Hakodate and Otaru. a distance of 130 miles, at the estimated cost of 8.000,000 yen The work of construction will be completed in about five years. At present the journey between Otaru and Hakodate, if made by steamer, occupies twenty-four hours, while if undertaken by the railway service now available from Mororan, no less than thirty-six hours are necessafy.

On the completion of the Kan-Sou railway It will be possible to cover the distance In eight hours. New Road to Lumber Country. Menominee, March 22. Special. Isaac Stephenson of Marinette.

Daniel Wells of Milwaukee, and John W. Wells of Menominee have bought right of way land for side tracks and terminals and docks for shipping purposes from the I. Stephenson company at North Escanaba and will build a railroad from the mouth of the Escanaba Kiver to Republic to handle cedar, hardwood, spruce, hemlock, and iron ore. This road will open up an unbroken forest and the new company will build a mill to manufacture the same. The road will connect with the Chicago and Northwestern, the Soo, the Ann Arbor, and the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.

Paul railroads, besides having a fine dock for lake shipments. The road will be about sixty miles long and will be built with heavy rails. It will be first-class in every respect. B. and O.

Reorganisation Bill Passes. Annapolis, March 24. Special. The (Baltimore and Ohio reorganization bill was passed by the House today with only four dissenting votes and It now goes to the Governor for his signature. Futile attempts were made to limit the powers of the company under the reorganization.

It was shown that the company was seeking to acquire the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, but an amendment to prevent It getting control of the canal or the Western Maryland and prohibiting the purchasing of competing lines was lost. A resolution was adopted creating a committee Jo inquire why the Baltimore and Ohio has not paid the interest due the State on the stock and mortgages on the Washington branch. Decline to Arbitrate Coast Rates. New Tork, March 22. Special.

The Great Northern and Northern -Pacific railroads have notified General Passenger Agent D. A. McNlcoll of the Canadian Pacific railway that they have decided to vote against the proposition to arbitrate the difference between the Northwestern lines. They ask, however, that before any definite action is taken a meeting be called in this city further to discuss the rate question. This leaves the situation as it was before the visit of the Trunk Line committee to Montreal, except that the rates from St.

Paul to the Pacific coast are only one-fourth of what they were at that time. 949S. bolO. 9273. 11421.

Judge Burke 1615. 1078O. 11779. 9944 on LOte AT GREAT NORTHERN THEATER ON Monday night, an umbreila bearing initials H. S-R- Finder will be rewarded by notifying H.

A. REUBL. 210 W. 12th-st. Judge Tuley 474.

8747. 5622 on hearing. Judge Ball 521. 127. 115S.

610. 2046. 206 on LOST ON MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 21ST. a black feather fan.

-Finder return to 246 Oak-wood-blvd. and receive reward. No Inclination la evinced on the part of the Canadian Pacific railway managers to discontinue its piratical work upon American business. They are determined to keep up the present war Indefinitely, and will make no concessions to the American lines. The latter, and especially the Great Northern and Northern Pacific roads, which are the principal competitors of the Canadian Pacific, are suffering great loss of revenue on account of the low rates they are compelled to make to meet the Canadian line's competition, but they cannot abandon the conflict, because tt would deprive them of any part of the "Western colonist business and the bulk of the second-class business from the East to the north Pacific coast, and to Alaska and the Klondike.

The Canadian Paclflo has everything to jaln and nothing to lose in this fight. The facts brought out at the recent conference In New York show that It is In better position to prolong the fight indefinitely than was generally supposed. It has a big surplus in Its treasury, and it takes the ground that every American passenger It can carry over Its lines. Irrespective of the rate secured from such passenger. Is just so much clear gain for it.

As It cannot by ordinary means secure American travel over its line it has to offer special Inducements, and large differential rates are the only legitimate means at Its disposal for securing it. For this reason It insists upon being guaranteed such differentials before It will enter into any peace negotiations or have the diffl-ultle settled by arbitration. The Interstate Commerce commission. In Its decision regarding the application of the, American roads for the suspension of the, long and short haul clause on traffic competition with the Canadian Pacific, says If this road was subject to the interstate commerce act It could not prey upon American traffic, as it has been and is still doing. This, suggestion, railroad officials here think, ought to lead to a movement of the Ameri hearing.

Judste Brentano 1627. 1357. 3761. 184715. 3405.

35St on hearing. BOARD WANTED. OR juage Plough 33J. 40S4. 0472.

5575. 5672. 5C.74. 4113 on trial. LOST LADY'S GOLD WATCH.

ELGIN CASE. No. 580.435; reward. 574. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED DRESSMAKING Plain sewing: private family. 79 24rth-st. LOST SMALL GOLD WATCH WITH SILVER pin and chain. Return to cashier. Tribune office.

Judge Payne 37389, 3853. 385S. 3859. 108923. 3513.

6076. 7755. 9019. 31MHJ on trial. Judge Gibbons 2fl, 3299.

12KSC, 21942. 7356. 12761. 12791. 12819.

12Sb3. 12S92. 9523. 1353C on trial. LOST FOX TERRIER.

BOB; BROWN TIP ON tail; brown head. Reward. 12 Groveland Park. FOUND RED IRISH SETTER. SMALL SIZE.

Inquire 4752 rear. Judge Hanecy 120SS. 12116. 12218. 12376.

1034. 8S13. 1120.8. 22899. 9608.

11992. 0603, 7909. 577. 9575. 8885.

S765. 8150. 9473. 12315. 22242.

24867. PEIlSOXAIi. Housekeepers. SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED MAN-aging housekeeper, who wants immediate en-gag ement: ref. Ad dress 2H8.

Trljujiefflce SITUATION WANTED COMPETENT HOUSE-keeper. Mho desires Immediate engagement; exp. ref. Address 287. Tribune office.

Employment Asr1516- SITUATIONS WANTED DOMESTIC SER-vants; private families. MRS. BIGGS. 67 Rush. Stenosrapners.

SITUATION WANTED At STENOGRAPHER and office assistant: fairly rapid and accurate: moderate salary: willing to leave the city; Rem- lngton. Address 533. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED STENOGRAPHER. Experienced: young lady, neat appearance; rapid BOARD BY MARmErrcOULETTHBFErv" furnished rooms, en suite, and board it'ifiiVr-1 vate family.

South Side: references icln2 Address ggo. Tribune office. TO RENT-ROOMS. a utnldeT TO RENT ROOMS; HOME COMFORTS' of kitchen if desired. 2U Bowen-av.

a TO RENT ELEGANTLY FURNISHED R0OT private family. 1907 Michigan-av. TO RENT OPPOSITE AUDITORIUM, MCeTt furnished rooms gentlemen only. 17 Conmii West Side. TO RENT 776 NICELY FtB, nished large alcove room running water.

North Side. TO RENT ONE SINGLE ROOM. $1.50: LARCH front room, $3.50: family adults; walking du. tance from business center. 255 K.

Indlana-st. TO RENT HANDSOME SUITE ORLAPGa room, separately, lbo near eai-born-av. TO RENT 239 DEARBORN-AV. NICELY FCl nished rooms: references. PERSONAL WANTED NAMES OF THOSE who saw accident at Clark and Chestnut-sts.

Wednesday, March 16, about 6:45 p. in. 287 La Salie-av. PERSONAL I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT 1 will not pay any bills contracted by mv wife. Mary Duncombe.

W. E. DUNCOMBE. BUSINESS PERSOXALS. operator; nemiiigiun or bwu Address 712.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED STENOGRAPHER 5 years' experience, law and commerlcal work; reasonable salary: good longhand writer, rapid on machine city refs. Address 713. Tribune office. giTUATlbNW ANTED LADY STENO.

OF 4 years' experience in insurance business: would like position at fair salary. Address 562. Tribune office. PERSONAL A RESPONSIBLE WHOLESALE JEWELRY FIRM WILL SELL DIAMONDS AND WATCHES ON MONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS. NO SECURITY REQUIRED.

GOODS DELIVERED ON FIRST PAYMENT. GET OUR CATALOGUE. LOFTIS BROS. COLUMBUS MEMORIAL 103 STATE. OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P.

M. WANTED FEMALE HELP. Bookkeepers und Clerks. SALESLADY EXPERIENCED. FOR RIBBONS.

Apply office, The Fair. SALESLADIES MILLINERY. APPLY 10 A. FRANK BROS. State and Man-ager's office, second floor.

SALESLADIES EXPERIENCED.FOR CLOAKS and suits. Apply office, 'The Fair." Domestics. CHILD'S NURSE! COMPCTENT, EXPETRIEXC-ed; references. Address 961, Tribune office. COOK A FIRST-CLASS GERMAN COOK IN small family; must have references.

Apply from 11 to 1. 4643 Drexel-blvd. HOUSEWORK FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK in family of 3. German or American German girl liberal wages. 367 Oakwood-blvd.

Oakwood-blvd. Is next street south of 39th. HOUSEWORK GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-work; good cook. 1620 Indiana-av. HOUSEWORK GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-work.

4819 1st flat. HOUSEWORK WOMAN: WASH. IRON, AND housework by day; reference. 3335 Calumet-av. HOUSEWORK GIRL.

WITH REFERENCES: good wages. 3705 Cottage Flat B. HOUSEWORK COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN-eral housework. 3848 Vincennes-av. SECOND GIRL NEAT.

EXPERIENCED. 158 Evanston-av. Seamstresses and Dressmakers. DESIGNER OF LADIES' WAISTS AND WRAP- Prs-240. E- Jackson-blvd.

FIRST-CLASS WORKER FOR DRESSMAKING shop; none but experienced hand wanted. 1111 Steinway Hall. 17 E. Van Buren-st. -Employment Agencies.

BOOKKEEPER D. $12. Stenographer. Remington. $8.

Stenographer, Smith, temporary, $10. King's Mercantile Agency. 269 Dearborn-st. miiz on trial. Judge Tuthlll 9112.

9163. 9175. 9179. 5815. 148940.

8906. 9o26. 8281. 9202. 9208, 9220.

8648. Judge Hutchinson 643S. 6453. 6450, 6440. 6568.

6661. 6662. itiOS. 6675. 6766.

6709. 6770. 6771. 6772. 0770.

6460 on trial. Judge ClilTord 5001. 5709. 6754. 5759.

5760. 5785. 5822. 5.S24. 5842.

5852. 5861. Judge Neely 7235, 3867. 7391, 7111. 7755.

7773, 77S6. 7215 on trial. Judge Smith 7389. 74O0. 7431.

7436. 7513, 0977. 3103 on trial. Judge Garv 5712. 5615.

5806, 5.807, 5810. SSl'i 5812. 5813. 5814. 5M5, SMC.

517. 5818. 519, 5820, 5911. 5912. 5913, 5914.

5916. 5917. 5918. 5922. 5923, 5924.

5925. 5710 on trial. Judge Garver 5147. 6650. 8976.

8575. 5147 on trial. Judge Ptein C679. 2054. 2128.

7832. 6469. 6479, 1737. 2147. 79.

1517. 2152. 2153. 2154. 2157.

158. 2159. 2UiO. 2258. 2204.

200. Judge Carter County Court 9:30 a. motions of course: 10 a. 16937. 158.78.

16818. 11H5. Judge Hodson County Court. Room 412 Chicago Opera-House Building Special assessment cases. Judge Kohlsaat Probate Court General business.

Judge Bishop 13214 on trial. 11677. 13270. 10217. 4390.

13250. 12019. 6162. 21539. 11844.

11190, 13151. 12I22. 9600. Judge Wheatley County Court. Room 412 Chicago Opera-House Building 9:30 a.

m. First call of all cases placed on foot of the present law calendar. Trial call 16764. 10.S72. 1524S.

15627. 15167. 15837, 10031, 16134. 10311. 16449.

10635, 16641. Judge Waterman Criminal Court. Branch Xo. 3 1078. 1079.

2574. 2021. 2023, 2187. 2ol6. 2018, 2183.

Judge Ewlng Criminal Court. Branch Xo. 4 2661. 2665. 2060.

2697. 2723. 2724. 2725. 2282, 224.

2386. 2438. 3411. 3407. 3487.

Judge Chetlaln Criminal Court. Branch No. 5 Calls not extended. Judge Baker Criminal Court. Branch Xo.

6 Calls not extended. Judges Woods. Jenkins, and Showaltei- Cr.ited States Circuit Court of Appeals 4Jeneral business. Judge Seaman United States Circuit Court 23491. 23547.

23520. 23310. 230O3. 23213 on trial. WANTED ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN', give particuuu-j. WANTED TO RENT BY room, south of Chlcago-av. Address 777. Tribune office. TO RENT-HOUSES.

SITUATION WANTED-STENOGRAPHER. 6 years' experience: familiar with bookkeeping and office work: salary $9. 223. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY LADY STENOGRA pher; neat, rapid, accurate; $6.

Address 968, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY LADY good writer and speller; rapid, accurate: moderate salary Address 967. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY LADY STENOGRA-pner and bookkeeper; good writer; experienced; moderate salary. Address 249.

Tribune office. PERSONAL ARCHITECTS AND OWNERS should insist on Mineral Rubber Asphalt Roof. Investigation proves It best for steep or flat roofs. Assyrian Asphalt 311 Tacoma Bldg. PERSONAL FREE FOR 30 DAYS Superfluous hair, moles, destroyed by electric needle.

No pain: no scar. Cure guaranteed. MMK. AUGUSTA KALLMAN. 1210 Masonic Tern.

PERSONAL LIQUOR HABIT CURED; NO home treatment: course of treatment f2o; medicine harmless; vegetable remedy. Address 378, Tribune office. South Side. SITUATION WANTED STENOGRAPHER. young lady, well educated: neat and accurate; Al ref moderate salary.

Address 730. Tribune. Monmouth Profits by a Change, Monmouth. 111., March 22. Special.

The contract was signed at Marshalltown today whereby, for a consideration of $27,500, the Iowa Central railroad removes its eastern division headquarters from Kelthsburg to this city. The change will bring to Monmouth 125 families and 150 employes, with a payroll of $10,000 a month. roads binds Itself to keep the headquarters here at least twenty years. DEBATE ON QUARANTINE BILL. SITUATION WANTED BY EDUCATED.

EF-ficlent young lady stenographer. Rem. or S. P. operator; 4 years' experience: refs.

557. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED young ladv stenographer, bright, accurate. $0. Address jp 556.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED LADY STENOGRA-pher: addressing, office work: good long hajid; email salary; experienced. 255, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG LADY: Expert Remington: salary moderate. 706.

Tribune. Miscellaneous. SITUATION WANTED COMPANION TO 1N-valid lady: good reader; or plain sewing. Ad-dress 960. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED AS TRAVELING COM-panion to lady by trained nurse; refs. Address 757 City. POSITIONS OF EVERY KIND SECURED. Wanted housekeepers, nurses, companions. cnos.

second girls, oflice. restaurant, and store help. BUSINESS WOMAN'S BUREAU. Suite 88. 101 Randolph-st.

STENOGRAPHER REMINGTON. $12. Stenographer, Smith Premier, $12. Stenographer familiar with tabulator. King's Mercantile Agency, 269 Dearborn-st.

STENOGRAPHERS AND BOOKKEEPERS $10, $8. 513. 108 La Salle-st. Stenoerapners. STENOGRAPHER FEMALE: THE BEST TO be obtained for $8 per week, for out-of-town position.

Address in own handwriting, stating age. experience. and other detail information. Ad- Senator Caffery Slakes an Earnest Argument for National Control Civil Government for Alaska. Michigan Supreme Conrt.

Lansing. March 22. Special. The Supreme Court today decided the following cases: Affirmed Feather vs. Feather Estate; People vs.

Turner: Williams vs. Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad Company. Reversed Black vs. Simon: Henderson vs. Detroit Citizens' Street Railway Company; People vs.

Craig: Mue'ler vs. Harsh. In Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company vs. Branch. Circuit Judge mandamus denied.

In Knapp vs. Perry, motion to dismiss appeal denied. In Rowe vs. Frazer, Circuit Judge mandamus denied. In Rider vs.

Berrien, Circuit Judge, and New-land vs. Donovan, Circuit Judge, order to show cause dented. Rehearings were denied in Connor vs. Levlnson. Rogers vs.

Day. and Benedict vs. Michigan Beef and Provision Company. oresa o. care L.Kjnu tmumas.

Mica go, in. Washington. D. March 22. A feature of the Senate proceedings today was an extended speech by Mr.

Caffery La, in support of the pending national quarantine bill. In the course of his argument Mr. Caffery said that he wanted the whole quarantine power in the hands of the United States government, the only authority which could WANTED MALE HELP. Bookkeepers and Clerks. A RELIEF FOR SEVERAL DAYS': EEMAN-American.

324 Blue Island-av. BOOKKEEPER MAN: MUST BE A GOOD penman; quick and accurate at figures; also a typewriter; one who Is acquainted with architects and builders preferred. Answer In own handwriting, giving age and city references. Ad-dress Tribune office. CLERK FIRST-CLASS ENTRY CLERK.

HAV-lng experience In wholesale hardware. Address, giving reference, wages expected, and amount of experience In hardware, 734, Tribune office. make a quarantine effective, and he added SEAL ESTATE TRAIfSFEKS that he was as stanch a State rights advo can roads to Induce Congress to adopt suca restrictive legislation as will prevent the Canadian military highway from coming Into American) territory and resorting to. practices which the American roads are, prohibited from using. The Eastern roads.

It Is thought, are aiding and abetting the Canadian Pacific by enabling It to take "business at rates which are ruinous to the American, transcontinental lines from Eastern territory. The Canadian Pacific, as well as the New York trunk lines, claim that the former pays local rates to the latter, but the Canadian Pacific can hardly do this and carry the business through to the Pacific coast points at rates which In some Instances are. less than the full local rate it would have to pay. to its; Eastern American connections for their share of the transportation of the passengers. The clamor for a repeal of the bonding privileges now enjoyed by the Canadian line is proving stronger from day to day, and this may be done by Congress before long if the Canadian Pacific continues pursue its present policy.

Sues Wisconsin Central. M. T. Cox of the Central Car company lias brought an Intervening suit against the I Wisconsin Central. His petition is an interesting one in the foreclosure proceedings.

The Central Car company was organized tinder the laws of Connecticut for the purpose of leasing the Wisconsin Central lines their rolling stock and motive power. Stock to the value of f3.000.000 has been furnished. When the receivers took hold of the property the value of the rolling stock and motive power was placed at $1,808,690, and jslnce that time they have been paying rental on the latter valuation only. This caused a depreciation of the stock of the car company and the suit is brought for a recouping of the losses occasioned thereby. The proposition for the discontinuance of Sunday excursions by the Central Passenger association lines has been defeated by an almost unanimous vote.

It was argued that these week-end excursions to the large cities along the various lines and to picnic grounds and other points of interest do not interfere to the slightest extent with regular business, and that if low rates will cause the people to travel the roads are just that much ahead. The argument that trainmen object to working on Sundays was considered ridiculous, for It is well known that all desire to make their monthly wages as large as possible. A report Is current that W. S. Weed, Freight Traffic Manager of the Clover Laf." has been offered a high position in the freight department of the Lake Shore.

Mr. Weed is an able traffic official and stands high In the estimation of President Callaway, who formerly was receiver of the Clover Leaf." He has been at the head the freight department of the line for many years and has made a most excellent record on that road. Central Passenger association lines have granted a rate of one cent a mile, short line distance, each way for the Grand Encampment of the Knight of Pythias. Aug. 22 to 29.

and for the Supreme Lodge session of Knights of Pythias, Aug. 30 to Sept. 10. at Indianapolis, Ind. Tickets will be sold from all points In Central Passenger association territory for the place of meeting.

'JAPAN IS BUILDING RAILWAYS. On the Mikado's Island Five Hundred Miles of New Lines Were Added Last Year. cate as any man. Mr. Bacon Ga.1 interrupted Mr.

Caffery TO RENT OR SALE MONROE-A 5725 and 5737, fine detaehrt brick and stone residences: 11 rooms, hardwood finish, steam heat, tile bathrooms, etc. $65. Open daily. 246 and 259. near 1.

C. R. 13-room brick houses, steam heat, oak finish: $60. WALTER C. NELSON, Ownpr.

308. 101 or PARKER. 247 STttKit. TO RENT FIXE FURNISHED HOUSE. COR.

with 60-ft. and barn; owner golnjt io Europe; $1,800. MATSON HILL. 607 Home Ins. Bldg.

TO RENT CORNER WOODLAWN RKSN denee, 10 rooms, 40 ft. lot. convenient to express trains: low rent to responsible tenant. HOLTON. SEE LYE MOONEY.

204 Dearhorn-ft. TO RENT 3017 PRAIRIE-AV. VERY ELeI gam 3-story modern stone-front dwelling. 1J rooms; penfect order: possession given at once. TO RENT SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES on between 16th and 22d-t, HONORE 1524 Marquette Building.

TO RENT 3411 WABASH-AV. FINE 10-ROOK house, choice location, modern plumbing. JOHN C. McCORD. 185 Dearborn-st TO RENT 2917 WITH 30.

ft. lot and barn, for 2 years. MATSON HILL 607 Home Ins. Bldg. TO RENT MODERN STONE FRONT 2419 Indiana-av.

Inquire BARKER JACK-SON. 1818 Wabash-av. TO RENT 12-ROOM HOUSE. 3646 OiM.Vp. blvd.

newly decorated: rent low. D. HARB HAMMER. 91. 185 Dearborn-st.

TO RENT HOUSE 2947 front, about 12 rooms; cheap. Apply 'AH, 1SI Dearborn-st. TO RENT HOUSES 2414 AND 2416 SOOTH large octagon stone fronts, about 14 rooms in each cheap. Apply 204, 167 Dearbotn-tt. FOR RENT 3151 AND 3157 10 and 14-rocm detached.

Al modern. TO RENT 3607 HOUSE. Al'-ply on premises. TO RENT 4348 MODERN detached house; $50 per month. West Side.

TO RENT CHEAP! SPLENDID 6 AND 7 ROOM houses near Logan Square: modern improvements; $10 per month. R. C. GTVINS. 100 Room 815.

Branch office. 391 W. Diver-sey-av. Norm Side. TO RENT-NORTH SIDE HOUSES.

52 and 54 fine I 13-room modern residences. FEABODY. HOUGHTELING CO-164 or on premises. TO RENT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON PRIV-ate grounds of McCormick Theo. Seminary, cor.

Halsted. Fullerton, and Belden-avs. Apply custodian on grounds, or JNO. C. FETZER.

S7 Congress-st. Suburban. TO RENT 6-ROOM HOUSE AT WEST GROSS-dale; entirely new and modern: rent $10 per month: or will sell same on monthly payments of $12: near to depot and electric lines; cheap ani rapid transportation. For full particulars apply to S. E.

GROSS. 004 Masonic Temple. TO RENT ELM HURST 2 LARGE HOUSES with several acres shady grounds, barn, garden; furnished or not. J. R.

CASE, 115 Dearbom-Bt. TO RENT EVANSTON. 12-ROOM HOUSE ON corner lot. 100x160. and one 8-rootn house on feet; both low rent.

P. A. GEORGE. 97 Clurk-tt. to inquire whether he would object to the following amendment to the pending bill: Nothing in this act shall be construed to ASSISTANT DRUG ref.

CL EGISTERED North Clark-st. Interfere with the right of any State or municipality to protect its citizens from infectious, contagious, or epidemic diseases by be experienced and have good reference: state age. experience, and salary expected. Address 253, Tribune office. STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER TO work a few hours each day in exchange for hysical culture and massage.

Call at Madaen's nstitute. 017 Schiller Bldg. STENOGRAPHER YOUNG LADY. WHO CA? operate Remington machine, ln law office; state wages. Address 232.

Tribune office. STENOGRAPHER LADY. SMITH-PREMIER salary 6. Call 10 a. m.

BODKIN. 411 PonUao Building. STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER: A young lady; must be quick and accurate; salary $8 to $10. Apply Room 10. 144 E.

Monroe-st. STENOGRAPHER $12: RAPID; AND RAPID male or female. Call at 10 o'clock. J. ROG-ERS.

Room 316. 167 Dearborn-st. STENOGRAPHER LADY. REMINGTON; reply in own handwriting: salary $6 to start. Criterion Publishing Traders' Building.

STE NOGRAPHER JEWETT- VERY competent; some billing work. 412 First Nat. Hank Bldg. Miscellaneous. ALTERATION HANDS FIVE.

FOR CLOVKS and skirts. Apply Supt'a office The Fair. CANVASSERS STAPLE ARTICLE: GOOD place for poor women. 25. 180 N.

Cla rk-st LADIES4rrO EMBROIDER, MAKE BATTEN-berg lace and crochet; steady work; all materials furnished; work can be taken home. 148 5th floor. such rules and regulations as the authorities of said State or municipality may deem necessary. This amendment win be pro posed by Mr. Bacon.

Mr. Caffery said he saw no objection to the terms of the amendment as he understood it. If the State or municipal power were sufficient, he said, he would not Insist that the national authority should be para PERSONAL ROACHES. BED BUGS EXTER-minated from your premises. PERES.

427 State. SITUATION'S WAXTED-MALE! Hook keepers and Clerks. SITUATION WANTED AMBITIOUS YOUNG man, well educated and recommended, desiring to study medicine, would like clerical position where he can earn' his expenses through medical college. Address 480. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED IF YOU NEED THE services of an experienced cashier and correspondent cr manager of collection department with the best of references address A 167, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS bookkeeper. 45. in or out city: counting-room or any kind office position solicited. Address A 171.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY THOROUGHLY competent office and business man; with last employer over fifteen years; good reason for a change: best of references. 549. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN AS bookkeeper or stenographer: experienced; have good education and references.

779. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BILL CLERK; GOOD penman, rapid figurer. 714. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED FIRST-CLASS GRO-cery clerk; 8 years' exp. 740. Tribune office. Trades. SITUATION WANTED THOROUGHLY Experienced New York restaurant man is open for engagement as manager, head waiter, chef, carver or steward: practical in all branches: strictly sober and a hustler.

Address 429. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED A GOOD GARDENER would like a situation with a private family In or round Chicago. Please address 221. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLAPS cake baker and pastry cook; good references. Ad-dress 317. Tribune office. SITUATION AV ANTED STYLISH. EXPERI-enced cutter, with good trade: would buv an In-terest in a down-town store.

Tribune. Coachmen, Teamsters, Etc SITUATION WANTED AS A FmST-CLASS coachman; understands all about fine horses and carriages; young man. married; first-class city references. J. E.

UISON. 4637 Drexel-blvd. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CL4SS coachman; is sober, honest; can give best of references. Address 548. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED COACHMAN: SINGLE: English; 10 years' best city refs. 5 years last place: gentle folks. 487 Webster-av. SITUATION WANTED BY GERMAN COACH-man; understands all kinds of housework; also lawn; good references. 738.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN. IN private family: suburban place: city references. Address 550. Tribune office.

SITUATION WANTED COACHMAN: GER-man-American 11 years' city refs. 903. Tribune SterioerapTiers. SITUATION WANTED TYPEWRITIST. FA-miliar with graphaphone.

or capable taking charge correspondence; good education: ref. Address 555. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN AS STE-nographer and office assistant; 1 year's experi-ence; a week. Address 558.

Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED AS TELEGRAPHER and stenographer; railroad and board of Trade experience Address 855. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY STENOGRAPHER and general office man; rapid; good writer; mod-erate salary. Address 969.

Tribune office. Miscellaneous. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN. 28 years of age. unmarried, ten years' experience retail book and stationery business, two years with Chicago and two years New York wholesale stationery house, desires situation as buyer, manager, or salesman in the house or on the road, with stationery, leather goods, or paper blankbook house, or would like to communicate with large manufacturing concern with view of representing them as resident aient; location immaterial furnish firgt-clasg references.

959. Tribune. SITUATION WANTED BY MARRIED MAN In wholesale house to run freight elevator and be generally useful. OSCAR JOHNSON, 345 N. Ada-st.

SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT shipper, packer, and marker: know all freight depots; American, married, aged 30; good references. Address 577. Tribune office. mount, but it was evident that State and municipal authorities were unable properly to cope with the epidemics. Mr.

Carter Mont. of the Committee on Territories called up the measure reported by him making further provisions for a REAL ESTATE TRAXSFERS FILED FOR REC-ord. Tuesdav. March 22, 189: 574 of 29th. f.

22x115. March 10 (Peter Burns to J. Gregory 2.000 153 of 25x76. more or less, March 19 Emma D. Bush to Aug.

Uihlein 1.700 147 of f. 41x 150. Feb. 2 Edward F. Comstock to Katharine M.

Mahoney 2,800 3O0 of Belmont, 25 through to Belmont. March 15 L. Bersbach to Aug. Schwein 2,000 15o of Humbolt. f.

25x124. Dec. 2. 1S97 Julius C. Hoyt to Nancy Hoyt 1.006 49 of Robey.

f. 25x120, March IS M. in C. to John Breytspraak 1.0S2 197 of f. 100x167, March 18 M.

in C. to Simon W. Straus 1.873 Newport 4024 of X. 25 xl23. March 21 Patrick H.

McCue to Thos. M. Kerrl 2.200 299 of Cornelia, 25x Aug. 15. 1895 R.

E. Fishburn to C. A. Gustafson et al. 1.150 241 of Armitage.

f. 25x177. Feb. 15 Annie Dormer to Sarah Dormer 1.300 50 of f. 25x125.

Jan. 28 Martin U. Gavett to Helen A. Hayden 6.000 75 of f. 25x125.

March 21 Mary T. Max to Edward Civisl 3.600 75 of f. 2fx 124 85-100. April 27. 1894 Mary A.

Pres-cott to Annie Sheridanl 1,200 346 of 16th. f. 24x123. Jan. 4 Ed C.

Voltz to Ed Rocs) 1.500 153 of f. 17 79-100x 42 1-10, March 19 Arthur Frankel to Noel B. Boyden 8.500 140 of 23d. f. 24 to alley, March 16 C.

Allgaler to Adam Klepserl 2.000 53 of f. 27x78. March 21 Anna L. Chase to Eleanor E. Chase 5.000 230 of f.

18 8-10x 127. March 21 Chas. E. Fowler to Clara A. Lloyd) 6.000 312 of 4Sth.

f. 24x124. March 19 M. In C. to Kaspar B.

and L. Asso. 1,849 77 of Midwav Plaisance, f. 25 to right of way of I. March 12 Lucius G.

Fisher to Albert P. Harrisl 3.000 OO of f. 2xl00. March 16 I Barbara Schwarzentraub to Aeolia M. Bradley) 4 000 40 of f.

20x100 Feb. 7 Mary J. Hltz to Aeolia M. Bradley 1 3.000 225 of Wood, f. March 21 Edward Feuske to Bertha civil government of Alaska, and addressed the Senate at length upon it.

LADY DEMONSTRATOR GOOD HIGH- specialty for grocery trade. Address 062. Tribune office. He said that the committee had not deemed it wise to provide for a Legislative Assembly CITY AND SOLICITORS FIRST-CLASS; country. 1413.

77 Jackson-st. for Alaska, not only on account of the nomadic character of the inhabitants but also on account of the vast extent of the district Questioning Mr. Carter as to the reason for providing for three United States Judges AGENTS WANTED. SOLICITORS- EXTENDER MUST BE RAPID AT FIGURES; state age and experience. 963.

Tribune office. Salesmen. Solicitors. Etc. ADVERTISING SOLICITOR EXPERIENCED.

350 2d floor, rear. CL'MINGS. BICYCLE SALESMAN ONE HAVING Extended retail experience, selling for cash only. Clyde P. Warner Mfg.

259 Wabash-av. MAN YOUNG MAN. FOUR HALF DAYS A week, morning preferred, to solicit and take orders; salary; no commission. Address 554. Tribune office.

SALESMAN ENERGETIC SALESMAN OF good address for the road: good line and liberal compensation to right party. Call between 10 and 4. Room 4Q8. 160 Adams-st. SALESMAN LACE CURTAIN.

FIRST-CLASS. experienced state experience and salary desired. J. L. BRANDEIS SONS, proprietors Boston Store.

Omaha. Neb. SALESMAN WALL PAPER. EXPERIENCED: none but first-class man need apply. Address 737.

Tribune office. SALESMEN AN OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLE-sale tea, cigar, and spice house can use lO or 15 more first-class salesmen, who have an established trade In those goods no others need applyl la eithr of the following territories: Cent. 111.. N. E.

S. E. W. S. and N.

and Montana. Address, with full particulars. A 9. Tribune office. SALESMEN WIDE-AWAKE SALESMEN FOR my spring business; will arrange immediately with twenty new men; my new.

modern 7 and 8 room houses are selling faster than I can get them up, and even my most Inexperienced salesmen are doing a profitable trade. Apply to S. B. GROSS, 607 Masonic Temple. SALESMEN ONE OF THE LEADING NEW York pants houses desires energetic.aexperlenced salesmen to handle their line of popular priced men's pants on Address, stating ter-ritory.

Box 672. New York, SALESMEN LARGE CORPORATION WANTS to secure three capable traveling men first-class salary to flrst-claaa men. Address 256, Tribune office. SALESMEN FIVE EXPERIENCED TRAVEL-lng salesmen; permanent position to the right Sarty: must have clean record and give bond. ox 814.

Chicago. 111. SA LESM FIRST-CLASS DRAPERY; ONLY those who are thoroughly experienced need apply. Between 8 and 9 a. m.

Superintendent's of-flce an del 117 to 123 State-st. SALESMEN IN EVERY DISTRICT NEW season: samples free: salary or commission with expenses from start. Luke Bros. Chicago. 111.

SALESMEN OF FIRST-CLASS ABILITY AND good address. NATIONAL REGISTRY 342 Rookery Building, Chicago. mice Aiainci Attorneys, Mr. Vest Mo. criticised what he termed the multiplication of officials." He believed that a reasonably industrious lawyer could rw- MEN EXPERIENCED IN REAL ESTATE BUSINESS PREFERRED: GOOD COMMISSION FOR SELLING MY CHEAP SUBURBAN LOTS.

firn p.ir a pnet py trlct Attorney, transact all of the business 118 LA ROOM 18. neiy to arise there in one month of every year. WANTED HOUSES. In reply Mr. Carter maintained that, on account of the enormous distances between prominent places in Alaska ami tb far-t AGENTS MAKE $6 TO $18 A DAY SELLING our popular priced cameras; most profitable agents line on market: general agents wanted.

La Crosse Camera X. 7, La Crosse. Wis. AGENTS MAKING $40 TO $80 A WEEK-greatest agents' seller ever invented; both canvassing and general agents needed: particulars by mall. Monroe Mfg.

W. La Crosse. Wis. YOUNG LADIES-FOR MOST SALABLeTaRtTI cle ever offered to agents. Inquire between 12 and 2 p.

m. 65 Inter-Ocean Hotel. that transportation, which was almost entirely by water, was impossible during the Brevier pan or tne year on account of ice, mo or tne courts provided for by the bill was evident. From the Japan Times (Feb. 28): Last year jflSJiT) th progress of railway enterprise reuskej 3.500 or Harding, f.

24x125 March 10 John W. Jackson to Wm. Gale) 1,100 102M. of 37V.X 127 1-6. Jan.

18 Ernst Melms to Fre.1 J. Mr. Carter was here interrupted and will continue tomorrow. Mr. Foraker O.

presented the credentials of his colleague, Mr. Hanna, for the term as United States Senator coverinsr kI v.9r Jn japan was pnenomenai. since tne pioneer railway was constructed between Tokio and Yokohama, a distance of eighteen miles, in 1872. the system has been extended at an everage rate of 100 miles a year, so that at the end of March. 1807.

which concluded the Langbuschl oon from March 4, 1899. The credentials were reau ana oraerea niea. twenty-ninth fiscal year, the total mileage Jiad reached 2,448 miles. At one leap, however, during the year just expired, no less Hhan 530 miles approximately were added (to the total, thus bringing it up to 3,000 DRESSMAKING-. Sud3ingtons3r SCHOOJ Buddlngton's Improved machine and Instructions in dressmaking.

$15. MME. VESPER, 62 Dearborn-st. Agents and teachers wanted everywhere. kJVSI1 CUTTING' AND MILLINERY and best school; latest skirt and a.rU,paf.,e1" cuti nt- 50c each- -A-11 ar Invited.

McDowell School. 78 State-st. WHOLESALE JEWELRY AVn DIAMONDS. WATCHES, pavI31ELRI ON MONTHLY OR WEEKLY fjoofTe TV SECURITY REQUIRED. OH FIRST PAYMENT, or LOFTIS BROS.

A lo3 STATE OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL l6 P. M. tulles In round numbers. Of the lines newly WANTED TO RENT BY A RESPONSIBLE party. 18 or 20 room house, furnished or unfurnished: fine location and transportation.

Addrt 117. Tribune office. WANTED-TO RENT AN UNFURNISHED house; board owner for rent: references changed. Address 735. Tribune office.

WANTED TO RENT GOOD MODERN H0UB3 with barn. N. B. L. HONORE.

14. li7U Salle. TO ItENT-FLiAM South Side. TO RENT N. E.

COR. 54TH-ST. AND MAM; 4. 5. and 6 rooms, ready April 1: st neat, sideboards, hardwood floors, hall tree, fr frigerators.

tile baths; every room light; I-3 $45; open for inspection. 6131 7 and 8 rooms, new. polIsa floors, sideboards: very fine: $40 to $42.50. Send for our complete printed llflt. A.

L. HOWARD 101 Washington-It And open evening. TO RENT TlT'VERMONTTS AtSlX located on at the Junction oi Drexel-blvd. and Washington Park and unsurpassed as a family residence: steam heat, eleTa'c-'; and janitor service; rooms large, light, ana SHT; running water (hot and coldl. ln four room each apartment; prices reasonable; Janitor os iiremls.es.

Floor plans can be seen at my atnct, 103 Adams-st. J. B. STURMAN. Agent, TO RENT IN THE SAN SALVADOR.

6501 KlM- Woodlawn, from now or May flat, south side. 7 rooms and bath. $3o; also flat. 6 rooms and bath, and extra room In for servant, from May 1st. $30; these art wia modern flats: steam heat, hot water, gas laundries, awnings, janitor, etc.

Inquire SON. owner, in second flat, or at 3 State-st- TO RENT WHY NOT LIVE IN A FIREPI- building when it cos's no more? Piasa 47th and is fireproof; elegant 7-room flats; all modern conveniences, inyuirt" Janitor or at 1410 Marquette Bldg. CITY AND iopened for traffic during last year, the SOLICITORS FIRST-CLASS country. 1413. 77 Jackson-st.

510 of 31 35-100x 123. Feb. 24 estate of Gust L. Barth to A. Barth 1.500 cor Montlcello.

100x 125. and other pnty. Feb. 10 Emily M. Hardin to Wm.

R. Dannl 2.500 cor f. 75x100, March 19 Lucius G. Fisher Jr. and wife and Francis T.

Wheeler to Edwin F. Getchell 195 000 Sub.iect to an incumbrance of S9O.00O. dated Feb. 16. 1S92.

to the X. W. Mutual Life T.is. Co. cor f.

24x125. Dec. 29. 1897 Cynthia D. Blssell to Mary Van Slyke 2.000 Stony 355 of f.

4x 129. March 1 J. Fleming to Hattie E. Peterson 2,000 Homer-st 164 of f. 24xlW.

March 15 J. Di'szynska to J. Kurowskl 3.400 51 of f. 74xi-9. March 22 Valentine Kopf to John V.

KopfJ 16.000 Subject to an incumbrance of $6,000. Blue cor W. Tokuyama section of the Sanyo railway, the 3waki section of the Nippon railway, and the Choshi section of the Sobu railway were Among the bills passed was one to prevent the appointment of cadets to the naval or military academy of the United States from States. Territories, or districts In which such cadets.do not reside. The naval appropriation bill was reported to the House today, but as it had not been printed the contested election case of Thorne vs.

Epes. from the Fourth Virginia District was taken up. and debated until 4 clock, when the House, owing to the illness of Mr. Rhea of Kentucky, who was to speak this afternoon, adjourned unm to? morrow. lu The case will be disposed of tomorrow imKpression that Mr.

Epel; the sitting member, will ho Ithe most important, for their mileage alone aggregated 120 miles and some fractions. SITUATION WANTED BY SOBER. IXDUS-trious man; understands the care of patch or place: will make himself useful, Ad-dress 739. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED BY SINGLE MAN.

Swedish; understands about horses, lawn, housework; can bring best city references. Address 259. Tribune office. Of the works of construction actively pushed on since last year we may mention. among the government lines, the Central OLD OLD, AND SILVER f.VJTi.SJV BREDT Mantl- line: the construction of which was be itoom eoit Uolumbus Bldg.

run from the three different termini at Nagoya. Hachioji. and Shinonoi; the Ko- SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN; OF any kind: good penman; references. Address 729. Tribune office.

i i-iu tnrougn to March SI I Val- entine Kopf to Charles W. Kopfl 25.000 n-SPV' JEWELERS. 68 WASHING" nS M11 valu Pid for diamonds, old gold. and duplicate wedding presents. matsu-Tsuhata section via Kanazawa of 261 cf f.

eSif'JL 1" WW largely tho rt-i lar depend the Hokuriku railway, and the Fukushima-Tamagata section of the Tohoku railway, 4.200 2.000 tare" 7hich Pjactlcally thTsaques! tlons are Involved. Mr. Epes had 2.621 PARTNERS WANTED. SITUATION WANTED BY PRACTICAL LAND-scape gardener and florist, employment in his line. CHAS.

SPA LINGER. HQS W. City. SITUATION WANTED NEWSPAPER MAN? experienced and competent, wishes work sev-eral days each week. -Address A D7, Tribune.

SITUATION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED janitor, competent to handle first-class buildings; best city references. Address 904. Tribune. 125. March 12 Ida Wennerskold to Thomas J.

Donovan 201 of wf 25x122 March 22 Geo. H. Coria to Minnie Has-i 170 of Cosgrove. 25x Gorges to Alex Memelsdorf I 128 of X. V-7iW 124.

March 17 Geo. F. Walter" to Chas Reppberger on face or the returns. Ex- which Is to effect a Junction ultimately with the Aomorl terminus of the Nippon railway's Jine. With regard to the private railway enterprise we may mention the coast sec 1.200 FANSi' NOTIONS.

PANOTOOPARTNPn ve1serd.niimo.P,,,,a' had 25 veari- bal- Adverser has buyer? aJu.n,Xprlence mPrter and foreign start fr. PPtunity for young man to and jf references given -v Neqw York B' p- 283 Alexander- ASI) TO RENT KENWOOD KT.EQ-ANT 7 tion from Taira to Nakaraura of the Jyoban 13 lit. fVT-ri Htito 1 1 1 1.200 branch of the Nippon railway; the Korl e. e. cor.

Lanyley-av. and 46th-st. all up to tJ yama-Wakamatsu section of the Ganyetsu ana open tor inspection: to K.uv. v- SITUATION WANTED AS JANITOR FOR apartment bldg. by married couple; Swedish; no children; best city ref.

546. Tribune office. 75 R. nil. branch of the same railway; the Sanjyo YoS'lKr ESTABLISHED "al estate, officef Nagooka section of the Hokuyetsu railway; J-'-' A "1 tJ Jlll tO SITUATION WANTED BY SOBER, INDUS-trlous man: not afraid-of work.

708. Tribune. the Kamo-Nara and Shijyo Nawate-Kitsu IttrhtK fir- n.lv.t. jw-rlnoklng PERMITS WERE ISSUED by the Building department yesterday: Engstrand. Lothgren three 2-sttry and basement brick residences.

1504. 1505 anrt 1441 Castlewood-terrace. $25 000 Hermann. 3-storv n.i Kuaaman. sections of the Kansai railway, and the SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

lake. Apply to Janitor on premises or to J. GEARY. 1207 Chamber of Commerce Bldg: TO RENT HENRIETTA. 45TH AND EVAN A 4 and 5 rooms, steam, with all modern iences; possession May rent moderate; JuJSJtw ln basement will show.

prolongation of the Tokuyama terminus of the Sanyo railway as far as MitajirL When this prolongation shall have been completed the next work to be undertaken will be the TRAVELING MAN FOR SELLING PHYSI-clans and druggists in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming: only men who have had practical experience selling druggists and physicians need apply. Good wages to the right man. C. H. HOWE 622 Denver.

Colo. TRAVELING MEN FOR COMMISSION HOUSE; one solicitor, one salesman: give reference, age, salary, and experience, or no attention. Address 579. Tribune office. Boys.

BOYS 16 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE. TO WORK TN stock of general merchandise, wholesale house) must live at home and come well recommended; wages $3.50 to start; good chance for promotion. State-age, reference, and address. Address 0251. Tribune office.

BOY BRIGHT LAD ABOUT 17 YEARS OLD. of neat appearance, and good address. Address 012. Tribune offlca. BOYS TO DO A LITTLE VORK FOR US ON A new plan for a good watch a snap.

Send ad-dress to Advertising World. Columbus. Ohio. BOYS OVER 16 YEARS OLD TO WORK IX A wholesale dry goods house: must have good reo-ommendatlons. Address 962.

Tribune office. ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN COMPE-tent; temporarily. The Consumer's 26th and Butler-eta. ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN FOR ORNA-mental Iron work. Address 569, Tribune.

CABINET FOREMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS details and plans; can handle men to good advan-tage. sash and door factory. 552. Tribune office. ENGINEER LICENSED TO BE GENERALLY useful about small place.

Address 103. Tribune office. MACHINIST YOUNG MAN ACCUSTOMED TO general brass work: state experienced Address 568. Tribune officer UPHOLSTERERS 4 BOYS ON COUCHES AND two men on couches. 292 W.

Chlcago-av. Coacnmen, Teamsters, Etc MAN WITH KORSE AND COVERED WAGON; one acquainted with grocery trade preferred. Address 728. Tribune office. Employment Agencies.

MEN AND WOMEN CAN LEARN BARBER tr5d? Ln 8 wef.ks Kod pay, light work: catalogue mailed free. Moler System Barber Schools. Clark and Van Buren. STENOGRAPHER AND BOOKKEEPER: $12. Stenographer, rapid.

$15. 613. 108 LaSalle-st. Steiofraphera MAN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN; accurate and quick at figures, as stenographer and office work In contractor's office: Germau-A lerieau preferred Address 94L Tribune SITUATION WANTED IN DEPARTMENT store; has had experience selling in cloak or waist departments. Address 710.

Tribune office. further prolongation of the trunk line as 4.000 1,000 2.300 6.000 flats 1522 Buckingham-pl Peter Schmitz. 1-story frame cottage 2310 Llncoln-av W. T. Herman.

2-story and basement brick. side addition. 426 James Filip. 2-story ami basement brick store and flats. 1128 S.

Albany-av. A. Silka. 2-story ami basement brick stores BERT far as Shimonoseki. which, according to the program, will be the terminus at one end as TO RENT CHOICE 3 AND 4 ROOM FLATS residence ftreet; steam, modern every fj 1 $15.

$16. $17; equal to others at $20, $22; I. C-4 Alley cats. Agent at 206JE. esd-stdally, TO RENT 338 NEAR modern 8-r.

flats: steam heat and hot Kobe is at the other. STORE AS fixtures! loritV Ik Were CIlarSeJ and the majority of the committee found that Mr. Thorpe should have received 307 plurality, and upon their findings recommended thit he be seated. NEWS OF THE COURTS. I nlted State Supreme Court.

mandate granted on raS o( lr Maury, for the appellees. Mr' WBllam A. T.h United States, appellant f. tv. bile and Ohio Railroad cbmpSnv mnrti tP1 Mo" ed on motion of Mr.

aT PuTmaln counsel for appellee. rucman, in behalf of 539 A. B. White, collector, etc i tents, vs. William Butler; and A- K- White, eoilector etp lants.

vs. J. G. Ruchman- BrirA. 1 aPPeI-Jlr.

Charles J. Faulkner' fofYSe iS5lnuel)5r concluded by Mr. Joseph and H15M-uKCCaKn aroV.s:11 fr Wedne, will be B3 Und 88. andlTI. 141 land 496.

and Superior and Circuit Conrt Judgments. Judge Hutchinson 734 St.v0, David Dudenhaver aid CharTe vs" On the coir.pletion of the above-mentioned two sections of the Kansai railway Osaka FOR SALE LARCEPT STOCK SFOtVTtwTQr safes In city; lowef e5 1'V" f-HAXD Domestics. SITUATION WANTED-rB-S EXPERIENCED Infant's nurse. April good Ad-dress 541 near Indiana-av- Flat P. SITUATION WANTED RESPECTABLE AND competent colored "woman cook and laundress: private family wages 5.

2912 top flat. SITUATION vlTEDVKRY EXPERIENCED girl for second work in first-class family. In-puire at present place. 116 32d-st. -J to mo.

see Janitor. -t. rcanaoipn-si. and iNagoya will be connected with anothsr railway service, besides the facility now af ana offices. S69 to 673 Loomls-st 16.000 John Seaberg.

two 2-story and basement brick stores and flats, 8206 and 8258 Em- erald-av non Sumner Solllt. 2-story and basement brick store and offices. 4 to 408 E. 55lh-st 10 OOO James Morarny. 2-story and basement brick store and flats.

1C56 C3d-st VW1 George Horach. 2-story frame store" and fiats. 1345 W. 69th-st nu Armour Co 5-story and basement brick forded by the government Tokaido line. Railway enterprise is also active in Kyushu.

TO RENT. 5. AND 7 ROOMS AND BATH. $20. $24; 4 rooms, no bath.

$15 to $18: steam. 6 water, elevator: modern. 3105 Calumet-sv. TO RENT JACKSON APARTMENTS flats. $10 to $11: steam heat, hot water range.

Janitors; prlvat storerooms. 2N2ttCAhiin TO REXT CALUMET-AV. AND TYPEWRITERS. all leading makes; easy month! Zr.l-B. MORRISON CO? Ol WANTED SECOND-HAND Upmivptov With" or without deek.

AddrE, 7W. TrtbSi: The Mabel." mode rn flats: first-class duiju SITUATION WANTED GENERAL HOUSE-work. by experienced girl. 24 E. 39th-st.

SITUATION WANTED TO DO GENERAL OR second work, colored girl. 3112 Dearborn-st. SITUATION WANTED PROTESTANT GIRL; competent cook: good ref. 81 Seeley-av. GEORGE, tii Clark-st.

low rents. P. A 5622 INGLESIDE-A TO RENT 562( AND M1U 4 room DttLS, low rent. fc P. A GEORGE.

97 SECOND GIRL YOUSO. NEAT; SMALL FRI-vate family. R331 Vernon-av. The Hayagi-Omura section and the Sasebo branch of the Kyshu railway have been virtually completed and will be opened for traffic at no distant date. The other sections will be completed by June next.

The Industry at Hokkaido also claims our attention. The work there Is in greater part official. Ths government railway construction in Hokkaido is divided Into two periods. To the first period of construction belongs the line which Is to start from the Sorac-hi-f uto terminus of the Tanko railway and to reach Asahigawa via Kamikawa. From Asahigawa cue route will go southward to Ad furnished seven-room flat; $75 a mom STRONG ROOFING.

FORD' 8 ABC ROOFS LAST 80YEAJSOLD Ashtand-av. and 15th-pl. Tel. Canal. 287.

SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD. girl $3. 5058 Flat G. auuitjon. Fark- H.

Anderson. 3-story and basement "brick flats. ...0 X. estern-av Ni.Vai! Aken. 1 -story frame cottage" i -Via X.

F. F. Kellogg; three 1-storv V-aienient brick stores. SOS and 810 W. North- Thomas Rankin.

1-story brick add'tiun'ii factory. 248 and 250 W. Lake-st Adal Kolb. 1 -story "a'lid" ba'sVmVnt "br'c'k shop and store. 1346 W.

Lake-st Weber Tvagon 3-storv and basement brick dry kiln. 8122 to 6130 dress 053, Tribune office. 1.500 5.000 1.300 1.500 1.150 1.000 2.000 7.000 ROOM APARTMENTS A Indlana-av. and 4l- Apply to janitor. TO RENT 4 TO 7 southeast corner of modern conveniences.

"WANTED BY laundress by the day: refs. 394 39th-st. SITUATION WANTED HOUSEWORK: GOOD cook and laundress. 139 2d flat. 1 ox -BARTER AND EXCHANGE.

toexcSagIu for a good 2-hoise wagon and double Wneu. 8S15 SU.te-sU TO RENT 5010 SIX-ROOM FLAT. G. LASHER SON. 217 B.

Water-st. TO RENT 832 S. SECOND FLOOii. SITUATION WANTED WASHING OKH.OUSB-deaning. 59 East 24Ui-U.