Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1872, Page 7

i THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1872. T T SaaS——— e —— 7 'was geriously dieabled a day or £wo ago, and hag been laid up for the reasor. —Messrs. Wolf & Davidson, of Milwankee, are moulding the frames for a mew canaler for themselves. Tho new vessel will be ont in May next, —Five lives were lost by the foundering of the barge Forest Queen, of Buffalo, The boat was owned by C. C. Blodgett, of Detroit, com- - manded by Captain Walker, of the same place. ~~Wolf & Davidson, of Milwankee, have laid the keel of = new vessel for Megsrs. B. P. and John Fitzgerald of that place, which will be done “next aprin;i; . —The schooner C. Belle, bound from Chicago to Ogdensburg with corn, is ashore near Carl- ton Island, in the St. Layrence. The tug Jessie Hall has gone to her assistance. —The schooner W. J. Whaling collided with the propellor Plymouth, while being towed out of tEfl Menomonee Biver.. The schooner broke broke her bowsprit, and the propeller had s bole stove in her pantry. . = —The new schooner Thomas H. Howard, sunk at Beaver Harbor, has & cargo of 500 tons of iron ore on board. The- vessel is owned by Peter « Johnson, of Manitowoc. The insurance com- pany bave her in hand; valued at £2,000. ° —Tho new schooner T. H. Howland sprung a leak ebove the Manitous on Tuesdey morning at 7 o'clock, the 5thinst. Sheran into Beaver Harbor with 8}¢ feet of water in the hold. She is now sunk on the bar in the harbor, about 20 rods from the lighthouse. The schooner Na- ¥nlenn, for whose eafety apprehensions were elt, arrivedat Milwaukee Sunday. A5 —The wreck of the bark Buicher Boy lies di- rectly in vessels path between Bar Point and Point Au Pellec passage, and from threo to five miles from the former. Alreedy since the low 3 stago of water et in soveral have struck there- S on, and it is also certain the schooner Owasco ' hak met with damages at the same placs, which iwill fall Little short of £20,000. It is ogually ceriain that if this dangerous impediment is not soon removed a snug Little bill of damages will be Iying at the door of some one to liquidate. hs water in the River St. Lawrence is still Ielling, and the Thousand Islands are looming up Ligher and larger every day. Navigation in consequence is rather precarious work for heasily laden vessels, and_ sccidents zre maid to e of frequent occurrence. A writer in the Genanoque Register remembers sceing the steamer Watertown two or three yoors 2o pass with en_excarsion party between two islands having become connected by the lowness of water. Probably no rise can be hoped from this fall (Be continues) and should the present, state of navigation be unchanged next spring, the for- warding business will be_ scriously obstructed.— Chicago Times. —The Light House Board give notice that on and after the night of Friday, the 15th day of November, 1872, & fized white light will be exhib- iied from each of the two lighthouses recently erceted on Grassy Ieland, Green Bay, to serve as a guide to vessels through the new cutinto the mouth of Fox River. Tle structures are wooden towers, painted white, and the distence between them is 676 feet 4 inches. The appuratns in exch case is n Fresnel lens of tho Gth order, illuminating the entire horizon. Tho elevation tion of the focal plane of the lower tower is 50 fect, which corresponds to s range of visibility of 11 statuto miles, and thut of the upper tower 87 feet, being visiblo at o distance of 12 miles. —On more than one oceasion the sttention of slip owaers his been called to_ the necessity of making nocessary provision for the saving of life by having all vessels and barges provided With emall boats or yawls of suflicient capacity tocarry in safely the crew in timesof great peril, aad it is tobe hoped that in the future this ‘matter mey receivo the attention it very properly deserves. —The keel of & new propeller intended to take the place of the China, has recently been laid at Eingston, Ont. —Tke scow Ella Dosk is ashore st Ahenepee. Her cargo is being lightered. ‘THE CITY IN BRIEF. ‘The ladies of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church give o masical and literary entertainment this evening. Max Strakosch, with all the members of the Patti-Merio troupe, arrived in the city yesterdsy. The party is stopping at the Sherman House. The Woman's Aid Association will meet at the office of Mr. George Scoville, No. 156 East Wash- ington street, 2t 4 o'clock this afternoon. Thke Chicago Christian Union Dramatic Club mects this cvening. A foll attendance is de- eirzd, es a sabject of vital importance is fo be conzdsred. ¥ Tho Unicn Park Literacy Sociely will disenes this evening, the question: * Resolved, That the French people are better off fo-dsy than be- fors the Franco-Prussizn war. The Union Park Literary Society will meet at i%-past 7 o'clock this ovening, at tho Union Sn-k' Congregational Church. All the old mem- fers are requested to be in attendance. JThero are two American women practicing ine in Ed.inbux%h, Scotland, both of whom ave from Chicago. Their names are Mrs. M. E. Brinckmar and Miss Mary Blinn. The Board of Public Works yesterdsy, instruct~ ed Mir. Chesbrough to preparé plans, etc., forthe canzcl from the Lake shore to the site of the West Side water works. If the holders of season iickets o the Btar are course will bear in mind that those paste- do not admit to the Patti-Mario concerts, at deal of unnecessary confusion may be avoided. & Those who dcsire to secure good seats for the Patti-Mario copcert this eveming, should be at tLo box office early. The salo already indicates that Ehi Michigan Avenue Baptist Church will be crowde: Miss Sarah Smiley, the Quakeress Etemher. whose labors in the e cities of the East have been wonderfally productive of good, will speak in the North Side Tabernacle this evening. The xsnusical exercise will be conducted by Mr. Ira D. aukey. The work of canvassing the returnsof the recent election has o far progressed as to show that Danie! Boothis elected representative from th: Seventh Senstorial District, and F. T. Sher- 1wan from the Second. The canvassing will not be concluded before next week. Miss Amelia B. Gere, a talented newspeper correspondent of this city, is visiting her friends in Mofine, TL., (Fregamsiory to0 making an ex- tended tour of the South. ~This gifted lady is kpovn to the readers of Tae TRIBUNE by her zeries of lotters from the Rocky Mountains, pub- ished in this paper recently. * To-dsy being the soventh annivereary of the Polich Benevolent Association of St, Stanislaus Kostka, religions services, with grand orchestral music, will be held during the forenoon, at the Society's church. In the afternoon, 8 meeting of the Society will be held to consider the proprie- ty of organizing a Central Polih-American Committes Jobm Hoffiman, who for several years past has carried THE TRIBUNE in the section south of Thirty-first street, has fallen heir to a fortune of 215,000 in gold by the death of & wealthy relative in Germany. The fortunste individnal leaves for Europe, in a few weeks, to claim his prize. A monument fo the memory of Colonel E. E. Ellsworth is to be erected ac Mechanicaville, N. Y., whero Iis parents reside, snd where his romains are buned. The emount required is £2,500, one-hell of which hss slresdy been sub- ecribed. Marshal Dunn, ex-Collector of Cus- toms of Champasin District, N. Y., reached this city yesterday fo: the purpose of soliciting funds t0 Tunke up the dsficiency, and, 23 many friends of the gallant Cobpel reside here, ho will doubt~ less be successfnl. Joe Dixon was aesed in this _city yesterday, on a despatch from the Chief of Police of De- troit, where he is wented for bigamy. He now occupies a cell @ ths Central Police Station, and awaits with caln fortitude and resignation, the errival of theoficer who is to conduet him'back to the scene d his marriages. The prisoner is not identicalwith our Joc Dixon, who las al- ways expresed the opinion that one wife is enough, if t too many, for any common man. Micheel fogan, asailor, was arraigned before Commissioer Hoyne, yesterday, to answer to the chargrof Daving passed & counterfeit $50 bill on Lais Brady, of No. 758 South Halsted street. o hearing of the case was postponed until Wenesday next in bail of %500, in ar- der to sow the sccused the opportunity to rove hisinnocence of criminal intent by pro- Bicing th person from whom he received the Tote, Whoi he represents s & lake Captain. Ho- gsn gave fe necessary security. The expiseman’s horse which performed such perculean sks during the prevelence of the hipporkinoses, stimulated thereto by copious yibations ofgin and ginger, has acquired an in- gatiste appdte for liquors, and declines bran 1ot Besoned with stuff thet cheers and Tnebristes. e hos become 2 confirmed druck- The aestion for debate is, if he gets Eight in a Emon has his owner & remedy under the Btate 1a®? What can be done for the un- fortunate? Te refuses to sign tho pledge. ‘He longs to cown himself in the flowing bowl, nd thinks 1iy should be & continual spree on gin and ingpr, particularly gin. Something phould be%x:n_ to reform him. He is already a hard case. He should have a stall in the Wash- ingtonian Home. aph fire alarm station was es- tn#uzfi:d hi}:“ l;rlifml.in, Halo & Co.’8 wholesale dry goods house, corner of Eranklinand Mad- ison streets, on Fridsy last. The whole expense of theboxis berne by the firm, and itis in- tended mainly for the uee of the house. In caso of firc, however, 16 Will bo. gxqufiy used for the benetit of any of the neighboring firms, upon_application to the watchman, who may be found in the building at all hours of the day and night, week days and Sundays. As a means of instantly communicating an alarm to the TFire Department, Mesers. Hamlin, Hale & Co.’s lan is wortby of adoption by all of ourlarge Busiaess houses. Tt is expected that Miss Emily Faithfoll will ive lecture on Friday evening mext, in the E‘irst Baptist Church, for the benefit of the Academy of Design. This institution suffered geverely in the Chicago fire, and has been com- aratively neglected since, as art and science favo naturally kept in the back-ground while ‘business was being reconstructed. ~The artists, who have been scattered to the four winds of beaven during the past summer, have all re- turned home, ‘a8 doves to their windows,” and many of them have brought back charming smbjects a8 the result of theirsummer sojourn- ings. They will probably be heard from this winter. Meanwhile the effort of Aiss Faithfull in behalf of the Academy shouid be liberally patronized. Dr. Ben Miller was_ visiting a houee in the southern part of the city yesterday, when a man rang the bell and presented a paper, on_which was written: * The bearer of these lines, Williom ‘Walter, has been for treatment fourteen months in the Chicago City Hospital. He lost his hand during the fire, Oct. 9, 1871.” The name of Dr. William Nelson, Warden of the hospital, was signed to the document. The man further stated that Dr. Miller sent him to the institu- tion. The lady of the house asked the doctor if he knew the man. The doc- tor interviewed' the sufferer, and immediatcly saw he wasa fraud. He caught his arm, and discovered that his hand was ingeniously tied up in his _coat sleeve. The doctor proposed to take a walk to the station, and was about to ar- rest the * sufferer,” when he bolted and scratch- ed gravel so fast’ that he escaped. Ho was an sble-bodied scoundrel, about 20 years of ago. — et To the Friends of Peace in the West. ‘Huving been appointed by the American Peace Bociety to tho General Agency for the Western Department, made vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Amasa_Lord, of Chicago, I desire to g8y to the friends of Peace, and all persons hay- ing business with the Society, in the States wost of New York and Pennsylvanis, that the head- uarters of the Western Department will be, for tho present, at Manhattan, Kansas, Lecturers and ministere to preach and teach the doctrine of Peace, and enlighten the public mind upon the nature and scops of the Peace Reform, are wanted in _overy State; also colpor- ‘teurs and local agents in every county and town Al who can servo the Society in the above ca- Pacity, or who will circulate it8 books and other ‘publications, extend the membership of the So- ciety, or increase the circulation of the Advocate Peace, are earnestly invited to correspond with this office regarding terms. ‘The glorious victory for Peace at Geneva isin- fusing new vigor into the operations of the So- ciety at the East ; shell the West remain an in- different spectator of this sublimest effort of en- lightened Christianity ? he proposition for convening, at no distant day, an International Peace Congressof eminent jurists, statesmen, and philanthropists, will af- ford s nmew cptpurhmity for public speakers, writers, and all fri riends of Progress to become identified with the grandest and most beneficent movement of tho age. Al money due the Society in the West, and all dopations for its use, should be forwarded to this office, and a1l agents having unsettled ac- counts, will please communicate with me at their earliest opportunity. Lroxarp H. PILLSBURY, ‘General Western Agent American Peace Society, Mane Dattan, Ennsas, - BUSINESS NOTICES, Burnett’s Cocoaine, the pecr of ML e b b adapted toits various conditions, Botchelorss Hoir Dye. This splendid hnir o i the best tn the world, Tho sl he and perfocs e, Harmless, reliablo, and instantanoous; no disap- bintment: no ridiculous tints or unpleasant gdor. Remo- ies the il effects of bad dyea and washes. Produces im- jaedisely a snporb black: or natuzal brows, and lenses (ho air clean, soft, and beaut . e genuing, &ignes s At "Bl Dy e _aregiin. CHARLES BATCHELOR, Propristor, N. Y. S CITY REAL ESTATE. P e RN LT R OR, SALE_CONFIDENTIALLY, TOUR CHOICE i nf“ai%di%finfié all 1; .ehsl:’la%uhgu Iocalities; ;}L‘;‘.cf;',blsy”’wfi' ) & B 3 LS Dee o B BUCTAMINGE 0 Bt mandorpi st reparn= ‘pecakiar] " BOARDING AND LODGING. BISHOP.COURTEg Szmde' WIT! ARD. - T_TO RI H w 16 035 Vear destmtia room, farmishod oF ungxgnlshud, for two gontlemon, or mau and wife. ABERDEEN-ST. — FURNISHED AND URN- 18 orihe rocmsto reat mith boid. “Raforooss cexchanged. AND 45 SOUTH HALSTED-ST.—THE 4‘3 best of table board, £5 & week. Also, mDMVEwl}tYh board. 5 12 Tooms, suitable for gentlomen, with board. BROWN-ST.—PLEASANT _ROOMS, WITH 125 goad board, for 0 gentiomen, Torme, 85 Diy board, 34, Cra and ibasss conventomt. 0" oek: CENTRE-AV.—A FURNISHED SUITE OF front rooms with board in a private family, ‘WALNUT-ST. —TO0 RENT—TWO SINGLE nero -av., Forty-screnth-st. o torms aad low pHeo, SNYDER & LEE, 1 Nizon Baild- ing, northoast corner Monroo and LaSallosts. R (%150 TEET ON TILE SOUTH SIDE OF %ncfis“‘u’é‘?sr?%‘e&rfi Wabush and_ Michigancase, nenr Gardner Houso, Alley on three sides. SNYDER LEE, 1 Nixon Building, orthcast cornor of Monroe and .LaSallo-sts. E1 5S OF THE SOUTH_SIDE OF TrOR SATE A ACKES O conmcn.av.oad Charics ot SNYDBR & LE:K, 14 Nison Building, xortheast corner of Monroo apd LaSailo-sts. NEW 1% STORY FRAME HOUSE OF O S NEW 14 lot k12, northeast comer of Jackeon uad’ Califgrnia; torms fo'suit. SNYDER & L8, 11 Nixon Bullding, northeast corner Monroe and LoSallosts. Y90R SALE—S0 TEET TRONT ON ADAMSST,, O, o hroteh to Quincy-at., nad nesr Markot-at's ‘Delow the market prico, vnc-quarter cash, and balsace at 8 per cent on Ao scars o, secarad by mortasgo, 46 & por cent fhtotest, J. MASON PAT Commerco. J7OR SALE_CHEAP—TERMS EASY-50 FEET ON ! etk ar e B oL s oty . foiieost e sioighttst. : Bouso and lo o bR TBARKER & WALT, 46 Eost Harrt: &0 (O SALE_AT A BARGAIN-LOTS ON WEST- ern.av, Campbell-ay, Lexington, Polk and Taslor. To arties wishing to bulld, “nio moncy required forono yoar. nquire of GEQ. CADWELL, on premises, or at No. 135 South Clarkst., n bank, ’ Fon SALE—OR_EXCHANGE—2 NEW 2STORY framo houses of & Tooms each an Union-av., within 134: WARREN-AV., CORNER WOOD-ST.—A DE- bostd, f!n‘:fllxm) X'mn'.pnluz', furn! .hud'l:;lm first-claes e Ret b G TO RENT--HOUSES 0 RENT—HOUSE NO 971 WABASH. v o sons) SN & LEE: 11 § ‘Rorthoast eorner of Monroe and LaSallo-st: ofim)?r—si'?bgc-r&nom‘faov‘.vfifid NO. ¥ GAR: 5t noar Aehland-av., furoished completo, 2 modera improsomonta. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nizon Building, northeast corncr of Monroe and LaSalle-sts. V., FOR A 03 Building, WANTED--MALE HELP. ‘WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Bookkeepers, Clerks., &o. "ANTED-TWO GOOD SALESMEN, BY A LEAD- Y ing silk, dress, and fancs goods house in Now Yor] ‘Parties who 'can control & good trado will racelve. excel- s et " R0drss in tonndoncey 3 KA Bo erman trado. once, 543, New York City Post Office. wl 7O RENT_CHEAP, ATOAK PARK, A VILY DI- sirable two-story house, with barn and large yard. A. . AEMINGWAY, Room 45 Contral Union Block. O RERT_THAT NIGE FAMILY RESIDENGE NO. 64 Michigan-av., with all modern improvements, con- {aining 15 rooms and attic. Apply to A. GILLESPIE, 116 Washington-st., Room #4. 0 RENT_HOUSE NO. 23_WALNUTST., FUR- nislied, 350 per month. SNYDER & LEE, 4 Nizon Building, northeast cerner of Monroo and LaSalie-sts. - VW ANIED-S SALESMEN. NONE NEED APFLY ‘unless thoroughly acquainted with the trade. __ T B. WEBER & CO.,” Wholesale Boots and Shoes, Nos. nd 129 Market: TV ANIED-A YOUNG SaN OF EXPERIERCE IN ‘ecnt’s farnishing business, Address, giving name sad plico whero (aterviow can be had, i oftice. YATANTED— SALESMAN; CITY TRADE; GOOD wages; businoss ageacy, ' 183 East Washington'st. 'ribune O RENT--HOUSE AT HYDE PARK, 8 ROOMS, 6 closots, pantry, bathuroom, hall, £00d well and cis- tern wator, three biotks from depot aud two from dummy posesalon given tho 20th Notomber, rent 90 per monit. 00 or nddross me et olfice, 151 Monroest. JOHN L BENNETT. ‘winter. 136 TIEOQPST,, THREE DOORS SOUTH VAN ) Buren-st. cars~One room for two gentlemen, and one singe room with board, at rmw._mu.ble rates. 14:4. SOUTI PEORIAST. _TW0 LARGE ROOMNS, with board, d firo; day board 4 nied s ton minutes! Walk from businaes contror WEST LAKE.ST._WEBER HOUSE_TIRS 156 s poaed e 1o 8h per moeic: Doy pomva s Transient, $2. 173 YEST ADANSST._NIOE AND SvATOE rooms with board, for gentlemen, $6; day board, 84 per weok; brick house. [0, RENT-BOARDING HOUSE_THE KEW 1. stary brick bullding, Nos. 178 and 180 North Clurl.st., containing 53 rooms; Itrse dining-room, larko kitchen, Sna ‘dauiie. parlors: hest-class fmish ; will bo ronted to,good an responsible partics, if applicd for soun, re 15 roar of No. 178 North Clark-st., or KNAUER BROTHERS, No. 55 North Clark-st. 0 RENT_MICHIGAN-AV., EAST FRONT, NEAR ‘Thirty-first-st., two-story snd basemont dwélling, 12 bath, hot and cold water, furnace, lsundry, &c. &Il in ‘elepant order. ~ Rent reasonable to o faniily of KESLER BROS,, Nevada Block, Room 6, Franklin and Washington-sts. 181 (SOUTHE MORGAN.ST.—ONE FURNISHED front room to ront, with board. 228 WEST MONROE_BOARD AND ROOM FOR four yonng gentlemen; houso modern improve- ‘monts; good Iocation.— 90() EST, WASHINGTONST. NIGELY TUR- . nishod inglo raome, with or without board. 903 EST LAKEST._4 NICELY FURNISHED front, room for gentlomsn and wifo or single ‘gentloman, with board. 339 WEST WASHINGTON-ST DESTRABLE single yooms, or 2 rooms en suite, with board, for familles, or gentlemen who wish first-class accommada- tions, Q3@ WEST ADANSST.—CAN ACCOMMODATE sons wanting bonrd with a front suite of ‘zooms, nieely furnished ; first-class tablo; privato family, two blocks of borse-curs. Wil scll on monthly pay- WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—A LARGE UN- ments, T B. HAMILTON, owner, Room 27, 133 La- |,34‘16 arnished Loont passer Go. Iob wiid fant. ciace % oard, i OF SALE-%xis) ON RORTH CLARK-ST. NEAR k, ata galn, . ME CorD3iGRL? fregt Bargain, Iftaken at onco 54§ WEST WASHINGTONST-BOARD AND ‘rooms suitable for two gentiemen and wives, furnished or nnfacaished. TOR SALE—CHEAP—A NEW HOUSE AND LARGE latcornar of Jackson and California-av. Inquirc on premises 1091 Jackson-st. 546 WEST WASHINGTON.ST.—BOARD AND %0 rooms sultable for two gentlemen and wives, fur- nishod or unfurnished. TOR SALE— SIIZ,00— FIVE__ THREE-STORY brick _dwellings, _corner Washington and Hal- sted-sts., with front on Washington 155 by 1950n Halsted. .\lso;sg}gfl.m»u;d;o &BIBO:Y hrlc'l; dvgl ings and Zla‘m;!d Corner Throop an -its. . ETUB. BOYD, 180 Wost Washington-ate —— o OR fil]\.LE—{_!,:Km-)"L-R(O(?fl]vI 2-51;)011.¥ D‘X%&LI‘P&G, aud Teass for'4 yéars at 190, on Peorln and Washing- icn-sta. T. B. BOYD, 180 West Washington-st. x ORSALE_AT A GREAT BARGALN, S0 FEET ON U Stadizonst, sear LaSallo, 199 fostat Woedlon, on_ s corner; only 32 T . V. o 3 CoMERY, Teoom 5 Ot Block, 152 Rasallo-st, TOR SALE—_AT A BARGAIN, ON MONTHLY PAY- ments, houso and lot on_Pofk-st., noar Weatern-av. 1nquiro on premsises, or at 135South Glark-st., in bank. 'b’%“s%u;:_on fixofificn_‘!cnox%s] thEE OF amal-st. properts, near new depot, 1 -4 kot. . 1. BISSELL, 4 Bryan Blocke o o OR SALE-_COTTAGE AND LOT OX BARBERST. $1,500; ono-third danes Cottago and lot on Peort 3 3 belange, one.and two yeax ottage and lot on Soymour- one-fourth cash; balance, ono and two years. d lot on Fuitonst.: 33,50, onethird cas balance, one and twa years. Cottage nnd lot on Arnols 8t.; SLEW: onshalf ench; balance, oue and two soars. KENNEDY & NEWELL, 39 West Madison-st. OR SALE—40X8) FEET ON WASHINGTON-ST. ‘ear Clark, & 261140 foot on South Wator-st,, noar Wabash-sv. 80335 teet on Dearborn-st,, near Lake. 20380 feot cornor Lake and Wolls-sts. 24x146 feet on Wolls-st., north of Taslor. 1095109 fect on northeast coruer Wells znd Ontartosts. 8100 fecg on Woet Randoiph-st., cormor Peorln, Cottages and lots Nos. 7, 9, 11, 13, and 15 North Peorls. Al chioice city property’ easy terma; old to_close up anestate. WALLER, Exceutor, 8% Stato-st., Room 8. OR SALE_FURNISHED COTTAGE OF 8 ROOMS, Dath-room, pantry, and closets, on lessed ground, N 1038 Indisna-av., botween Twenty-sccond and Twenty. third-sts. _Appiy at Barber Shop, southoast corner of Twenty-second-st. and Michiganav. F‘n SALE-% FOOT LOT ON WABASH-AV., near Fifty.clghth-st., for 81,000 cash. A bargain. HENRY L. HILL, 16§ LaSalle‘st., baseruent. OR_SALE-OR EXCHANGE—GOOD BUSINESS Droparty, renting for 14 per cent on 3125, 000; will scll or exchangs’ for umincumbered property and cash. Ad- dress A %, Tribuno Dranch office. Ocean NMarine Ncws. NEw Yomg, Nov. 12.—Arrived, the stemmer Smalia, from Palmero. Livereoor, Noy.12.—Axrived, the steamer- Idsho and Atlantic, from New York, and the Corinthian, from Quebec. QuEENSTOWS, Nov. 12.—The steamship Al- geria, from New York, has arrived. NEw Yomx, Nov. 12.—Arrived, steamship Ger- manis, from Hamburg, S T To Be Reduced. Wasmmserox, D. C., Nov.12.—The Internal Revenue Collectors sndl Aseessors, now number- ing 230, will be reduced to 80 by January next. Commissioner Douglass is about con- solidating the collection districts with that vierw. — Pennsylvania Constitutional Convens tion. HARRISBUEGH, Pa., Nov. 12.—The State Con- stitntional Convention met to-day, and Hon. Wm. M. Merideth was elected President.. It is ‘probable that the Convention will adjourn to meet in Philadelphia. e e = Telegraphic Brevitics. John Doyle, & “top hand ” at the LaSalle conl mine, was ndly bruised on Mondsy, by having a ‘mining car pass over his legs. New Yonk, Nov. 12.—The Board of Trade ap- pointed a Committee to-day to take action for tho Trelief of the Boston sufferers. Colonel W. W. Grosvenor assumed the editor- ghip of the Bt. Louis Evening Dispatch on Monday. Nineteen ministers have petitioned the Com- mon. Council of Quincy, 1ll., to enforce the Bundsy law. The Cashier of the Gold Exchange Bank, of New York, has proved a defaunlter to the extent of $15,000. g A despatch from Fort Gibson, Indian Terri- tory, says that Lewis Dmmingl, the principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, died at Tallequah on Baturday last. On Monday night a freight train on the Iron Mountain Railroad ran off the track, about six ‘miles from St. Lonis. William Saul, brakeman, Conductor Converse, and Engineer Vermillion ‘were geriously injured. An old man, named Michael Lutz, employed on the C., H. & D. Road, s fence-builder, was thrown from & hand-car while running at a high rate of speed, near Carrolton, on Monday, andso sorionsly injured about the head and body by the car running over him that he cannot pos- sibly recover Colonel John W. Foster on Monday sold and transferred his individual two-gevenihs interest in the Evansville (Ind.) Journal printing estab- lishment to Clsudé G. DeBruler, for the past three years connected with the editorial corps of the Times and Chronicle, of Cincinnati, who will hereafter be associated with ¥. L. Thayer in the editorial conduct of the Journal. The Knights of Pythias of Northern Ilinois sssembled in Aurora on Mondsy, Soventy-five visiting kni%htn wore present, including Grand Chancellor D. A. Cushman, who, with the fifty members of Aurors, made a fine parade in the streets. In the evening a magnificent ball and banquet was given, and an original poem recited by Dr. B. B. Usher. A most cold-blooded murder was perpetrated two miles from Morrowtown, Ohbio, on Monday night, on the person of an old lady, named Bot- sey Lindsey, aged 65 years, who has for the last w0 years been living alonein a house on tho farm of James Baker. There is no clueto the ‘murderer, and no reason can be assigned for the commission of the deed. The City Solicitor of Philadelphia has received a letter from the American Consal at Hamburg, stating that advertisements have been publishec in the German newspspers offeriug to procure degrees from the University of Philadelphis for 8150 in gold. He has notified the Consul that the charter of the so-called University has been repealed,. and. that all such advertisements ehonld be disregarded. There was quite s gathering of the citizens of Medison, Wis,, at Governor Washburn’s, on Monday hight, at a farewell reception given by him to] ex—%uvernar Fairchild and his wife, on the eve of their depaTture for Liverpool. rs. Fairchild left on Monday, and the Governor will 0 the last of the week, and gail for Liverpool to yko charge of the Consulate the 1stof De- cember. ! The Grand Lodge of the Enights of Pythins, of Missouri, met inSt. Louis on Mondaymorning. Ten city and_eighteen State lodges wore ropro- sented. In the afternoon & procession of about 600 Enights paraded the principal streots, mak- ing o fino appearance. In the evening s grand ‘banquet and ball was given, at the Magonic Hall, at which there was a large attendance. An ad- dress of welcome was delivered by H. B. Light- hezer, and responded to by C. D. Lueas, Grand Chancellor. C. Berry, of Chicago, Grand Chancellor of the World, was present, and re- sponded to & tosst. MUSICAL. TRST-GLASS _PIANO, ‘IN GOOD i ofw‘mfifigfifisfm; il take £330, cash.’ Apply 498 West Adaing-a.. 4ih door west of Oampbeli- v, SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. OB, SALE, TO OATITALIETS § AGRES CORNER of Vincenpos-ar. and Foriy-thirdat. This cholce prgperty gan byromailed av & Jarge profit. MEAD & COE, 79 West Madison-st. OR_ SALE_OR EXCHANGE-TOR CITY DROP. crty, a now houso and 2 acros Iaud, at Hinsdalo; &lso, a very chofca 10-acre block to exchangg for city prop- erty.Caliat 204 State-st., 12t03. O. J. STOUGH. 61 VESLIAKEST. 0 OR § YOUNG MEN IN privato German family, FURNISHED FRONT SUITE OF ROOMS, WITH A Bt gontiomun and wifo; small pripate fumily, Srest of Roboy-st, ono blook from cars. Referonces ro- quired, ~ Address O 85, Tribano ofice. MALL FRONT RQOM, WITH BOARD, IN PRI vato family, near Hoyne-ot. and Madison-st. cars; ro- forences required. Inguiroat atore, 738 Madison-st., cor- ner Lincoln. South Side. 97 .SOETAGE GROVEAY .~ A NICELY FUR. 4 | nished front room; also hail bedroom, with board. 4.3 BYBEARD COURT_NEWBOARDING-HOUSE. First-class board ; with room, 85 to 86 por week, with use of plano. Day board, $4. 9 COTTAGE GROVE-AY.- FURNISHED OR 112 antorsion-ons olegunt front euito, ano fina Tront alcove suito, ono rear suito: marblomantels, grates, hot and cold water, etc. Good board ‘es ronsonable. 3] () SHCHICAN-AV.—X SUITE O ROOBE, UN- farnished excopt carpots, o ront, with board. 5928 MICHIGAN-AY. - ONE PLEASANT FUR- nished room, suitablo for two; also one aingle First-olass board. _Terms mades room. 878 TABASEAVTO RENT, WITI EOARD, farnished front room, suitable forman and wifé or single gentlomen. PRAIRIEAV._LARGE FRONT ALCOVE 1104 B0t Barstorels farishod, wib board s saita- bl for gentleman and wifo: _Privato famils. 1200 TRAIRIE AV, _ROOM WITH BOIRD—CAN accommotiate two table boardors. JIRST RATE WINTER QUARTERS: WHERE ‘pleasant farnished rooms, single or doabis, with good ‘board at lise and let live pricés, may be found at499 Sonth Doarborn-st., between Twentyninth and Thirtieth-sts, Everything dosirable. 770, A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WHO WOULD 1iko a enite of handsomo rooms on Twonty-second-st., fcar the lako, with charming riow, a good chance Iu of fored. _Addres: Wabes BOARD WANTED. 0ARD—FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD FOR ‘solf and wife, in privato family or first-class boarding- Tiouse; must be_good, nelghborhood and east of Unton Park,’ Address H 71, Tribuno offico. BOARD THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH or without board, on ono of tho avenucs or cross atroots botwoon Twonty-fourtls and Fonrteonth, cast of Stato, for thrco adults. " Address § ¥, Branch Tribuo oftice. B OARD A FURNISHED SUITE OF FRONT rooms, with board, for three pemons: also use of r near livery stablo. Address O 84, Tribune offico, BUSINESS CHANCES. bam, OF SALE_% NEW 2.STORY AND BASEMENT Drick Bouses, two blocks from Douglas Universit 10 rooms cach; ail modern impravements, ctc. Posst glonpoztweek * J.'H. KEELER, 135 Claxksk., comer xdison, oK SATE_GREAT BAGATN_FRON OXE 10 to four blocks in the choicest purt of Keeney & Rin: Sabdisizion of South Lvanston, ~ W. 3. &. O. . BR NER, 381 Wabash-v. OR_SALE — IMPROVED AND VACANT TEST. ‘donco_ property in Lake Forcst, tho most beautifal of (Chicago's suburbs: have views ‘of sconcry aad resl- Genves. . L. CANFIELD, 163 Madisonst. cpot wost of Sihvankoo-av., : L. BILL, 161 LaSalleats, bascrssats O SALE-OR TO RINT_AT HINADALE, A new house containing 10 rooms, three minutes’ walk Trom depat. - Apply to W, LELAND, Tiinsdale, 1L, of 205 Seventeonth-st., Chicago. JOR SALE_AT ENGLEWOOD-S~ BEAUTOUL cottagos, just complotad: small pryment down; bal- ance on long time and mnnth%sn)m!nfl. Save your rent andowns houso. HUBBARD & CO., % Esst Harri- COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, OR SALE _A PALATIAL RESIDENCE, WITH ‘highly ornamental grounds attached; located on the ‘banks of tho St. Joseph River, in Niles, Mich, Address JOSEPH 8. BACON, Niles, Mich. OR SALE—_OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER- ty—A gmc:r’nnd Iot in & town scventy miles from Chicago, Good country location; opposite station. Ap- plrat 40 West Adamssst. REAL ESTATE WANTED. ANTED_GOOD HOUSES AND LOTS WELL LO- catod in tho South Dislsion; also acro property. HENRY J. GOODRICH, Iteal Estate Broker, 365 Wa- ash-av. ANTED-TO BUY—A 2.STORY AND BASE- ment_brick bonse fn South Divislon, south to Thirttoth-st., not to exceed $10,000. Terms, S, cnsh, balance 8100 per month, with intercst. Appiy to W. J1. SAMPSON & CO., 144 LaSalle-st., Otis Block. VWARIED-TO BUY-_A SMALL, COMFORTABLE House_with a littlo land adjoiuing, and some fruit, within 0, 75, or 100 miles of Chicago, and not over 1 milo from a raliroad station; in vicinityof lake shorepraferred. Price must not exceed B6w, which will bo cash.” Addross CONN, 675 West Mooroe-st MISCELLANEOUS. ASH PAID FOR CAST.OFF OLOTHING AND ‘miscollaneons goods of any kind, by eending a lotter 1. GELDER, Losn Office, 81 Statest. % G°.Io BURKE'S FLAG YARD FOR YOUR ROOF copolng. £14 East Monroo-at. EXT MONTH DR. LESPINASSE AND SON will'stop at Chicago, o care all kinds of stammering. No cure, monoy rofandéd. Address Shenandosh, Pago 0., Iawa, X SHORING DONE IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE AT 215 South Desplaines, corner Van Buren-st. Satisiac- tion guaranteed on all work. O, T. JONES. VYASIED-A GHICAGO PARTY 70 ADVANOE supplios to a man wishing to engage in delivoring on tho beach of Big Bay du Noquet, tho coming winter, any ‘quantity of cedar postand polcs, whera heowns s larga tract of cedar land, but Lias not the means to cat the tim- bor at present. Good city reference given, and_ securit et Aoty CEBAR: 1n chro of W J. QUAN &80, Rivor-st. FIRST-OLASS DRUG STORE IN THE OITY OF Burlington, Jowa, for salo ; situated on tho principle Businass street doing good bukinows. *Population of city 25,000, Renson for selling, want_to quit the business, Address PERRY & M Box 23 Buslington, owa. CANDY STORE AND OYSTER SALOON, &7 State-st., for sale. Apply on the promises. SMALL NEWS DEPOT, DOING A_THRIVING bustness, to bo sold at once. Address P91, Tribune Branch office. “FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT FOR SALE, AT 170 East Adsme-st., in good ronniog order, with 3 004 run of custom of from 100 to 150 per day. Tho pro- priotor being out of health wishes a change of climato. "A_ COOD-PAYING BALOON AND GONOERT hall for salo, at 61 East Kinzie-st. - OMPLETE FIXTURES OF RESTAURANT FOR lc at 50 cents on the dollar, including range, stoves, 1abih, lco-box, &e., &c. Call ot 3islg Stateat, IXTURES OF A COMPLETE RESTAURANT “will bo sold to-day for £0 conts on tho dollar. Oall 4818 Stato-st. _Stora to ret, T, AUNDRY FORSALE_DOING GOOD BUSINESS, satlsfactory reasons givonfor selling; address W 10, Tribune office. NJORTH SIDE DRUG STORE FOR SALE-GOOD N Ofieation, nnd jood roason given for soliing out. ~n quire st 159 East Kinzie-st. LD ESTABLISHED DRUGSTORE AT WHEATON, 111., worth $8,000, to exchange for real estate and 2500 cash. Call on or address Dr. A. I HIATE, 125 South Clark-st., Chicago. TRARE OPPORTUNITY FOK THE PURCHASE OF <igar store and nows depot; 154 Blue Island-av. ; roo- S0 for sclling, going to leavo thio clty. ARE_GHANCE TOR A MAN WITH A SMALL Chpltal, A Arst-claas Tews depot, and book store, Going & good Dusiacas 1 ouo of the best locations, is offersd for sale o3 ety terms. Satistacior (xlmlgn‘sli'or Solling glvens - Very little roady money reauired. Call on o addfess WAL 8. YOUNG. OR., Attornoyat Law, Hoom 18, Ropublio Lifo Building. TIWO VALUABLE FLOURING MILLS TORSALE; ‘wator power: firorun of burrs each; viz,: *‘Black Hawk Mills," at Aurora, IlL., ** Alrdrio Mills, " at Mont- jgomory, I1I. Sold to closo up'an estate, _For particulars find tetins apply to or address I. B. WALLER, Executor, a2 State-st., Room 8. adalts 0 RENT_A COMPLETELY TURNISHED HOUSE containing 10 rooms, within one block of strest-cars, Possossion givan immediately. Apoly on the premises, No. 5 Wost Washington-st. 0 EW SIX-ROOM HOUSE, TR RENT_NEW > barn, cornor of Erlo-st. and_Ashland-av., $%. C. W. DEAN, & South Desplaincs-st. 0 RENT—A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS ON NORTH Sido, Railway:st., §20; good location.~ Call botween §and 124, m. As T, GALT, 77 Dearburs-st., Room i1, HE_DEST BUSINESS CHANCE IN THE CITY with_stock of morchandiso of *$1,000 for real estato. Call on HYDE, 72 East Madison-st, bascment. 0 RENT_COTTAGE OF 8 ROOMS, FURNISH- ed, for board of man and wife. GCallat 808 Wost Adams-st. O RENT—A NIOELY-FURNISHED HOUSE ON Indiana-nv, near Twonty.second-st, containing 10 fooms. LACEY & FAY, 119 Dearbora'st. 0 RENT-ORR FOR SALE. MICHIGAN AND PRAT: —Fiogant marblo houses; large brick houso, Highwood hodss on Wentwortu-av. S. MEAR 8,600 ‘bash-av. 0 RENT_TWO EIRST-CLASS 3.STORY BRICK Tiouscs cornor of Cassand Tilifois-ats., with good cely lars. cy are just completed ; haso 10 rooms, bath-ronms," swater clozots, spenking tubes, znd plentyof closats, Rent er month to good pormanent tenants. LEAD & Wost, Madison-st. . 70, RENT_TURNISHED, A TWO-STORY AND ‘Dassment brick houso, all modern improvements, No. B Cottego Groveav. 70, RENT_FINE BRICK DWELLING, 72 THIR. enth- 11 rooms, modern improvements; every- P. RYAN, &9 fiing conveniont and i good repalr. Btato-st. ~ANTED_DMEN FOR OFFICE BUSINESS IN ALL Turge towns, (carpenters preforred), profits $10 to 220 datly s SWIFE & GOoy 117 Fhird-av. TO RENT-~-ROOMS 0 RENT-LODGING ROO3IS FOR GENTLEMEY, siagly, or en, sulto, by tho” das, weok, or month, 14 Gentral Block, & Matkotat. Apbly av'Room 121, dth oor. 'O RENT—A LARGE, NICELY-FURNISHED FRONT oom, with gas and fire, 1o & privato family. Call at 68 Eightoenth-st. 0 RENT_ROOMS NEATLY FURNISHED DY THE dey or month; houso first-class, Apply at §71 Wabash= av. O RENT_A NIOE, TARGE FRONT ROOM AND ‘bedroom, pleasantly furnished, to & gentleman and wile, or to two or four tinglo North LaSalle-st., corner of cheap. Call for two days. ORENT-A LARGE, NIOELY-F URNISHED ROOM, suitable for two gents: also, a fow day boarders can o accommodated at 1017 Wabash-av. ntlomon or ladles, &t 76 0is-5ts, up stairs, Rent Trades. ANTED-2 GOOD WAGON MAKERS TO GO ‘to McHenry, 1l Twill bo at No. 11 South Canal. st. on tho Lith inst., at12:30 p. m. R. BISHOP. VWARIFD-HILLER, A GOOD STONE DRESSER. 7~ Call at KAESTNER BROS., 58 South Canal'st. ANIED — A GOOD GABINET MAKER, AT SASESoR, ST £ 00s ooy ana 563 Wabek av, ANTED-A GERMAN, SWED! ANDI- VAT ST T, on soum A 5 giel il tad 2 prrn Pty Qo ar 1455 Indiana v, noar THIRY sebostars ANTED — GIRL_TO_ DO GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply at 763 Wabash-ay. VWANIED - & GIRL TO COOK, WASH, AND fron, at 44 Ozk-av., Cottage Groso. VWANIED GIRL TO DO WASHING AND COOK- Afig, 0t 516 Burnsidest. Good wages paid. "ANTED-FIRST-CLASS COOK, WASHER, AND ‘ironer. at 983 Prairis-av. ; referances required, VWANTED-4 GIRL 15 T0 18 YEARS OF AGE, TO take care of children. Apply at sontheast corner of Thirty-first and Buttorfield-sts. ATANTED_A GOOD DINING-ROOM GIRL AT & Centre-av., botween Moaroo and Adsms-sts. VW ASTED_TWO GOOD GIRLS: A GOOK AND second glrl. _Apply at 51 Aberdven-at. Wi ey + Norwegian, Swedo, rel requived. Apply At Michiganav YV ANTED—_IMMEDIATELY—2 BODY BUILDERS ‘nud 1 gearing maker, to Work on light work: none but compotent, workmen ated spply; to such T wigoxfis pood wages and steady employment. iross GLAZEDY, Garrin go Staker, Burlingtod, Towa: TV ASTED BUTCHER—& FIRST-RATE CUTTER and market salesman; must bo temparate, and Intel- ligent and of gentlemanly address. Good wages to_the zabtkindof a man. P. A LOVELOCK, iSi West weith-st. b VY onmonori a2 o o8 s Caod waon: A= ck i fami X % ply 8t 15 Egancar. (Thirty ninthatoe oo e o ANTED—AT ¢ MICHIGAN-AV., A FIRST- class cook, washer and ironer. Roferences ra- quired. _Call aftér 9 in the morning fot two daya. - VWANIED-TWO SWEDISH OF GERMAN GIRLS, in & private family, ono to cook and wash, d ons totake carb of children: Call at 408 et VanBuren-ate Coachmen, Toamsters, &e. ANTED_10 TEAMSTERS GAN FIND PERMA aient emplo ocd board. CONROR, Cormor Thirty-nist and Laurel st Miscellaneous. ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN WHO WANT fiood homos, In 3 healthy and prosmerons country, and who want to embrace our liberal terms, by which & ANTED— A GIRL WHO DNDERSTANDS WASH- ‘and froning and_gonoral honsework for & pri- sato family. Apply, With rofbrences, 34 Wost Monrao-at. ANTED_A GIRL FROM 12 TO 16 YEARS, TO assist in light housowork; four in family, no chil- deoa Work lghts woges 5. Apply st 19 South Aor- "ANTED—A GIRLTO DI S ECOND IRE. AP~ W A 00 8 a0t Randaionat T part of sour money is paid here, and the Test in work after you aro in tho colony, will do well tocall in this weck, ns wa puraose changing our plans. W want 100 ‘men this week t6 go out. _They can got immediate work t 835 per month driving teams, or $1.75 per doy shovel- ing: in cach caso your board {8 fumished. Olfice, %) West Madicon-st. D. S. GREEN, General Superintend- ent of Southwestern Colony of Colorado.. ANTED—AN A NO. 1 SALESMAN TO WORK thae city trade; splondid opportunity for a live, ener- gotlo man, No Noalomneod ool AKELY'S GO 18 West Madison-st,, up stairs. VW ANEED—A GOOD EOY FROM 16 018 ¥RARS old to carry parcels. Como well recommended to 110 South Halsted. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 16 OR 18 years of age, on light work. ' Apply at Brush Face tory, 49 Congress-st. "ANTED_BOY 16 YEARS OF AGE, TO DO COL~ Y Jecting, and assist ia ofice. - Addrest A, caro Car- fer 5. ANTED_TWOQ MIDDLE-AGED MEN TO OAN- vass Family Bibles, Life of Christ and Virgin, His- tory of Irgland, &c., beaatifully bound, by weelly natal- ments. Good 'induccments to’ right wmen. No capital, Dut roference required. Apply to ¥ HOWIB0N, 25 Sonth Clark-st. W ANTED_NEWS AGENTS TO RUN ON ILLINOTS Central R.R, Towa Division. Nonebutfirst-classneed apply., Good tiducements, good sales, good commission, oto, Address Genoral News Agency, L O. E. R., Dut buquo, Towa, Box 1533. VWANTED T, RATLROAD TABORERS X0 Michigan ahd_Wisconsin; wages 33, $2.25 and $2.5 41 a winter's work on some roads; faro farnishot prices; 40 farm hands at $1 per '3 vees and railroads South: chnay transportation' glven. Apply to CHRISTIAN & BING, 161 South Canal-st., or 69 Wost Randolph-st. VANTED_A FINE BARITONE VOIOE WITH ‘high roister, for s0lo song in church. Address, with name and roference, CHOIR, Carrder No. 1. YV ANTED-5 0 LARORERS FOR GAIRO & ¥UL: ton Raliroad, and lovee work South; wages $2.25 e e t good o o da'sad bonras 1000 for o Pz doy, aad 8i0%0'650 por months and boird. Al 2 rm hands, 30 saw-mill men, and men noar the city. Free fare. Apply to O. V. SNELL & CO., Agents, 23 West Randolph-at. VY ANTED-_SO MEN FOR SISSISSIPET GENTRAL ‘Railroad; 82.95 per days board 83.50 350 for Chicago & Eacifio, Batirosdl; 195 saw 320 corn.huskers, at 28 West Madisonst. or 15 South Canal, over Tribane ofico. SHAW, WILSON & CO. 0 HENT_TO ONE OR TWO BINGLE GENTLE- ‘men, or gontleman and wife, a niccly farnished front zoom, with closots, n private dwelling; gas aud fire in room. Call at 114 South Green-st. [0, RGNT_ROOMS-FURNISHED OR UNEUR- nished, without board. Apply to 43 University placo, corner of Rhades-ay., or address H 3, Tribuno offico, 0_RENT— ROOMS — THREE UNFURNISHED rooms, #ultablo for honsckeoping for gentloman and Sifo withont children: terms 8204 month. - Inquire at58 ‘West, Madison-st. Also a few boarders can bo accommo= dated with furnished rooms at same place. 710 RENT_BY A LADY OCOUPYING A LARGE house alone, handsomoly-farnished lodging-rooms, with ll the modern improvements and comforta of homa, on the most roasonable terms. Inquiro at 44 Cassst., ‘noar Llinofs-at. 0 RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR gentleman; brick house, containing modern im- ‘Drovomonts, fife, a3, &c. 411 Wost Badison-at. ANTED SEVERAL MEN AND WOMEN FOR the city, and one for every town In the Unlon, foran ensy buslooss that will pay 8900 {n 50 days en 85 to 38 cap- ital to start with. Samples free, and steady employment. Vi ‘expenscs to city and refurn if we cannot show threo tlmes the profit of lwl:l] other business extant, MERRILL & CO., 25 and 27 West Lako-st., Chicago. VVANIED 2 EOY FROM 15 70 % YEARS TOR enoral work around hotel. LEWIS HOUSE, 18 Wabadliav. Also No. 1 pastzy cook. ARTED 50 MEN TO LEAVE TO-NIGHT TOR Menomineo: wages, 82.50 10 83; free faro. ADplY 8120 North Ganal. V ANTED—A GEROAN, SWEDE, OR SCANDINA- ian gir], to do genoral housewotle fam- Iy _Callnt & Forest Svo Bear Thires-socondoner ANTED_A GOOD GIRL, AT GOOD WAGES, W 25 Eigmicits noas Division o TRAY ANTED—A GOOD G TO DO _GENERAL ‘housework for o small family. Apply 675 Falton-at. VANIED_A GOOD GIRL T0 DO HOUSEWORE in a private family. Inquire at store, 738 West Alad- 1ison-st., corner Lincoln. . ANTED—A NORWEGIAN OR SWEDISH GIRL ‘from 12 to 14 years of age, to taks czro of child and mako herself usofal ebont tho house. Must speak Eng- lish. Call at i North Wolls-ab. ANTED—A GIRL FOR THE GENERAL HOUSE- work in a small family. Apply at i75 Warren-av. ANTED—A PLAIN WASHER AND TRONER alsotwo diningroom giris, _Apply at the BETH- EL HOMIE, southwest corner West and Des- plainessts. ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN- VY oral housewosk ia a family of e, at 26 West Har- risonst. - < W A IED_ONE GOOD SECOKD GIRL (GERMAN), by an American family, to do second work or cham- bermaid. Callat 175 Eighteenth-st., corner of Butter- field, up atalrs. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work. _Apply at 599 Weat Madisonst. "ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. work fn_ family of ‘three, and a girl to take care of children. 2103§ South Clark, noar Adams-st. ANTED—A GIRLOF13 TO 1 YEARS OF AGH o help do dining-room wock. Apply st 119 Soutis Peoria-st. ANTED—A _STEADY, COMPEIENT GIRL: ‘must b good cook and laandress; eiyate fami wages, $4.50. References required. 617 Wabash-av. VWARTED-A GIRLTO, COOK, WASH AND IROX for s small family. Apply at2% Michigan. Seamstresses. VYARIED_A LADY COMPETENT TO RUN ANY sowing machine, to whom constant employment wilk be given. Inquiro at Room 4, 181 East Madison-st. ANTED—HANDS TO MAKE CALICO WRAP- , et 2ls0, & good carpatsewor, b s BAN. ?A&f&hsuw-lu bsones by JULIU Miscellaneocus. ANTED—TATMEDIATELY—A YOUNG LADY OF propossesaing sppearance, botwosn tho ages of 15 and 18! to travol with an Exhibltion. Addross, with pho- tograph (photograph retarned), B 50, Tribune office. ANTED_LADY OANVASSERS-93 QAPITAL roquired. ¥ou can mako 310 perday. Thisis na bumbag. Call and seo it for yoursell. Bellafor 20 oente, 25d wil 3¢ fanily. Cal Fulton-at. imeon Ashland.av. a0d Paulinast. oy R under 2 2 3 Wost Lakeate oo 0 TR — ANTED—500 MEN TO LEAVE_FOR MENOMI- neo to-night; wages, $2.50 to 83; free fare. Apply at 43 Milvaukee-av. Wirn i Fop s wor otte, orkcall winter . Fruo Joro b thg warke Aoy oatly 1o A~ ANDERSON & CO., 85 West Washington-at. TT'0_RENT_85 MICHIGAN-AV.. NICELY FUR- nished room for ono or two geatlemen, at reasonablo {orms, in privato house; reforences oxchangod. 0 RENT—TWO OR FOUR ROOMS AND CLOS- ots in & cottage to asmall family of aduits for light hvmcknovlnxx. good location, near cars. Rent, $23 per month._Address A 8, Tribine office. 0 RENT—_FURNISHED FRONT ROOXM, IN NEW ‘buléuélding 849 Clark, corner Harrison-st. Inguireon loor. T['0 RENT—SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM, WITH alcove and bath-room; also, front parlor, with'or with- out board. 4673 Michigun-av, 0 RENT—FIRST FLOOR OF NEW HOUSE—SIX handsomo rooms, * most convonlently arranged for honsekeeping; fine cook stave, with hot water, bollor, and ipesin kitchen: all modersi improvements; only” hal{ lock from Madison cars; brick barn. Apply b ron-av., corner Wood-st. 79, RENT_FINE SLERPINGROOMS, HEATED, indbrick bouse, corner Wahash-av. and’ Harrison-ste . A. BRAGG & €O, 46 East Harrison st. TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o. O, RENT-WITH STEAM ELEVATOR_THREE atories of Nos. 6Land 63 Sonth Water-st., 3ix1%5, to- gothor with largo office, 4cdd, with, vauita aiid door com- Dlate, _Sultablp for erly wholosalo busiaces. ~Inqulro on scs. O, RENT_STORE 105 TWENTY-SECOND-ST., ueiyith dwelling above. ‘M. L. PEARCE, No. 87 Wa- Ars. 5 £00MIEE S0MET00R BN Wast Washingtona. s doimant. oo Tnese ot ol NAe Apply at Hoom 82, Otls Block, LaSalle.st. > L o W T ] i€, betweon Vo Duron and 0n. Or B W ALLER, 20 Stato-st., Room 8. 70 RENT2%; WABASE &Y., THE MALN FLOOR, ‘and part, of tho basoment; wholo or fn parts. Apply Bp stalrs. 0 RENT — BRICK BARN, THREE OR FOUR ‘Wabash-av., corner Harrison-st. stalls, in_roar of F. A. BRAGG & CO., 46 East Harrison-st. 0 RENT—-FOR BUSINESS, LARGE PARLORS IN brick_houso corner Wabash-av. and Harrison-st. F. A. BRAGG & CO., 46 Etst Harrison-st. 0 RENT_THE TWO STORES AND BASEMENTS, 23265, in tho d-story brick building Nos. 178 and 15 North Clarkcst. Cheap. Inquire in tha rear of No. 178 North Qlarkai., or KNAUER BROS., No. 65 North rk-at. War- HE PEST-FITTED.UP SALOON FOR SALE, In thocity, doing a good businoss. Inquire at 74 Twelith-st., corner Wabash-ay. 0 RENT—-DRESS-MAKING PARLORS, ALL FUR- nished, with business established. Rent $20. Also, ano sleeping room for $10. 8% West Madison-st. 400 "WILL EVROBASE & HALF INTEREST IN : ‘an old ostablished office business paying from §15 to $30 per day profit. Espericaco in business oot necessary. G- 3 West Washington-st. 5()() OASH IV HAND, WILL SECURETO & D food man, with good reforences, a half-intorest. ina cash busiuees, thnt will pay soveral hundred dollars monthly. 116 Fast Washington st, Room 3. 0 RENT-STORE_AND DWELLING 83 WEST Lake-st., west of Leavitt-st.:6 rooms with closets, B S S g e e, R ‘Works, City Hall, comurg&}yflml and La Salle-ats. RENT_STORE 319 STATE-ST., 20X13% FEET, storics; fino location for any kind of business, L. HILL, 164 LaSall ANTED — 50 HANDS FOR SAWMILLS AND oYY, pinocies; fara afid boazd furniahied to the vork;, o o0-day. 860 for rallzor consin an tree o o e oo sekots Bouth. ANGELE. & COAKER, 31 West Randolph-st. "ANTED—A BOY 1§ TO 16 YEARS OF AGE, WHO - VY “can write & good hand. A good active boy that can como well rocommended will find & sltaation by calling at Room 45, Central Union Block, 8to9a. m., corner Market And Madison-sts. VW ANTED 200 NMORE MER TO LEAVE TO-NIGHT Tor the Northwestern Railroad, wages from 32.50 to §3.00, entirely free faro to the work 'and back. Also 200 men for Calro & Fulton Railroad, yoags g5, freo faro it of the way. 1,00 men for'J. Y. Kendody & Co., Jovoo, wages 5% pér month and boird, Tickets for t1d outlh at yery low raf hicago Emigration Blreas, 55 Woat Lake-ct., Room 5. "ANTED—NEWS AGENTS—ON JOWA DIVISION of Illinois Central Railrosd. Good sales and induce- menis offored. Taply to Geuéral News Agency, Du- ‘buque, Tows, Box 1,53, VYANIEDS GOOD VARIETY MEN, WITH & gonoral luonledgo of thostagy, Oue mhst be 8 good violinist, eto. Applyat9 a.m. ANGEL & CO. R, 21 West Randoiph-st. PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTED_A BUSINESS MAN, WITH 85,000, in well established fimt-class cash business, Dasing latgo profits; will bear closest investigation; chianco soldom offered. _Apply at 48 Adsmasat. PARTSER WANTED_AN ACTIVE PARTNER IN lumber business in Michigan, that can be closed w I two sears with & act profit of £96,00. Cpltal required, $12,000'to 815,000, Address ¥ 84, Tribune ofiice. SITUATIONS WANTED-- MALE. Bookkeepers, Clorks, &e. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE AND systematic man of eighteen years' exporience. Ad- vertisor has a thorough knowledgo of bookkeeping and office work; can give security, if required, and Chicaga reference thiat cannot fail in belng satisfactory. Address G Tribuns ofice, for 10 dags. " No objection to leaviag S 5 TTUATION WANTED—BY YOUNG MAN OF businees oxpericnce, in firm whero talent and industry will bo appreciated. _Address T 5, Tribune office. QUIUATION WANTED-BY A JOUNG AN AS assistant bookkeaper, cashier, entry clerk, or general clerk, in a wholosale house. Would travel for a good seil- ing atticle. Address F, Box 795, Racino, Wis. TTUATION WANTED—_BY ACOMPETENTYOUNG ‘man, of steady habits, o3 shipping clerk in a whole- ool (roceryprefecred). * CiR foraiah good el s eronice. - Address V 1, Tribuae office. wholesalo grocs . 0. RICE, Maskogon Chronicls, Maskegon, Mich. TTUATION WANTED-BY A STEADY, RELIA. blo young zaan, who Is membet of Masonic Iriternityy 1n store of any kind where he can bs tseful. Address 18, Tribune orfico. - ITUATION WANTED—BY A NORWEGIAN, WHO speaks and yrites the Scandinnsian, E:_fu:fi, Gez- Smgt e L Slmal oy cel L2{ness, 1 H Soratraid of work, Addross T 16, Tribute ofice: Trades. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUKG MAN WHO bas had 2 years' expericuce as carpenter and folerz wanta to et in a carpenter shop whero there is a_chance o loarn oifice snd counter work. Address K 7, Tribuze office. TTUATION WANTED—BY A TATLOR. ADDEESS 269 Desplaines-st. PARTNER WANTED—ACTIVE PREFERRED, TN s well-established importing and jobbing busizess, with good manufacturers’ agencies;credit East first-class; €8,000 to 810,000 needed to increase tho business, which bears strict investigation. Address K 24, Tribune offico. Coachmen, Teamsters, &o. QUIUATION WANTED_AS COACHMAN IV PRI vata family by respectablo soung man, who is a Tostler and careful dniver. _Address ¥ 31, Tribune otice. PARTNER, WANTED BY A MAN WELL AC- quainted in the conntry, in commission and gen- &ral produce; capital required, $300 to $500. Apply at 40 ‘Wost Adams-st. : ARTNER WANTED—_IN A WELLESTABLISH- ed soda and mineral manufactory. Addross G S, care Carrier 29, PARTNER WANTED—WITH $5,00 T0 TAKE AN interest in manufacturing lime. 'Kiln in best location nthoolty. Address D %, Tribuns office. ARTNER WANTED—SILENT OR ACTIVE, IN A well-established commission honse, with $3,000 or $3,000.Address Z 58, Branch Tribune offce. Piscellaneous. TTUATION WANTED—AS JANITOR, TO TAKE caro of building. References given. AddressD 31, Tribune office. GITUATION WANTED S PRIVATE WATCH- man by & steady man: best of recommendations glven. Address L 60, Tribune office. TTDATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN TO run a furnace; can como well recommonded. Address 86, Tribunc offc SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE ARTNER WANTED—IN A PROFITABLE BUSI- ness establishod five years. A chance for the bt man. Onpital roqulrod, from 51,000 to 8150, For torview, call from . m. or7 to 9 p. m., or ad- Grotn, JALES BISK, 110" South Halstendit. Domestics. TTUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS, ONE AS 200k ond tho othier as second gisl. - Apply at 77 Caaal- port-av. ARTNER WANTED_WHO GAN FURNISI 81,000, or who bas city property o which that amount sn b borrowed, to me in a real estate speculation, £50,000 can be mado in ono year. Address H 73, Tribuno office. PARINER WANTED S0 IN GENERAL CASE ‘business, posing several hundred dollars per month; o0d ‘pofcroutes Toquired. 18 Esst Washinglonat. orm LOST AND FOUND, MACHINERY. ENGINES, FORTABLE 8 TO 40-HORSE throshing, 8aad 10-Horsg: irculac sammills, n \ ) & TUEOR® 70 South Canstoste > Doui08, &e. JONGINES, TATHES, DRTLS, IRON PLANFES, o ‘l;h“'ik,mh;lcflhl;“ cgnxsm;[:l‘hnn-w(gkiuz mu:hlnnxgm. choster ory Mangisoturis, Bouth Canal-stey Chicago. Gl e 0%, SALE_THREEFOOT TATHES PARTIES ishing samowill call and sco thom, at Rochostor Biechinory Maafocturing Company, 3 £ad 50 Soath Ca- nals "ANTED_THE FEMALE TELP OF THIS OITY 0 g0 to WEBSTER BROTHERS largs assortinent of volvet and felt hats, selling at &0, 60, and 75 cents, at 2i0and 3 Wabash-av. "ANTED—1,00 SERVANT GIRLS TO BOY OUR oV guperto (lmmed hats and bosaots, 4t €3, 55 sad each. 2t 810 and 2 Basheav. WEBSTIEN BROTHERS, o 2 “]‘Amnb-mmr:fim'mn‘i. BY A PARTY FROM Omaha, a stock of boots and 453 goods, forth 5 shoes: ulso u stock of from $5,000 to 520,000, Address G 8I, bune oftice. FINANCIAL. QNEY T0 LOANON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, , pianos,’ an: . E ROGERS, Contral Unioh Biack, Ropss 1. *oo A enttare: ana oiher Soimiagale, SANES B, , and other col " % STOREY, 1 nnd 8 Lasullo-st., Hoom 5 ANTED_i00 FOR A TERM OF YEARS, ON s roporty wo : 3 Adaress X B Friuno Branch s, o o 20 8 once VY ASIED-$5.3% TOR ¥IVE YBARS, SECURED by four times tho amount, in Cook County real es- tato, Inquire nt tho oifico of Chicago Union, carmor Ran- dolph and Market-sts. : CASH IN HAND 10 TOAN FOR ONB 81,000 54" AE5EH"% SPrve Rooma No. OR SALE —HUB AND SPOKE MACHINERY, tnmlnqvlnthn. files, hose, leather and rubber bolt~ ing, saws, Iacolcather, scroll saws,saw arbors, iron pipes, fiieg o it tioum gonges, sad oll beans sad 2 ; Gompany, 57and 39 South Canalete 2 o TOR SALE-WE EKEEP ON EaND JUST THE thing for printers and parties necding little power, A Tour-borso power engine attached to npright boilar, ooca- pying a spaco of 40 inches on the floor: price, S35, Ad- Qiess or oail and soe, at the Rochester Machinery Mana- facturing Company, 57 and 3 South Canal-st. OR SALE—ALL KINDS OF WOOD AND IRON forking. machinery, and machinory sunplies, otory &% Haohsster Machinery Manafsoturing Gompany, 51 aud 3 South Ganal-st. REENWOOD STAVE, HEADING, AND SHINGLE B estos Matiinory Jmntatornt pe- Tade at Haches o 3 Doyt hnd 29 Sonth Camal-ste, Ghicager e Com TURTEVANT BLOWERS NEED NO RECOMMEN- ‘dation, ¢ Rochoater Machinery Afanulactiring Gome P a5 Sonth Canatiste: hicag. o/ ring Com TATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINE ioilare, a1l aizge, at Rochostor Aosbinars Manafm: IRring Gompany, 31 And 39 South Canal stey Chicagar TOE[PKWS & WITHERBY, RUGG & RICHARD.- o e n (b SRR tha oty fash, door, A ‘machinery, tho best 1o markot; 4 Bovtmont Kopt on Hand 5t Rochstor Machingks Marstes: turing Company, 37 and 39 South Canalst., Chicago. PERSONAL. 158 Monroe-st. FOR SALE. £_TO BE REMOVED, A GOOD_TWO- B O et 0 sooms, very choap. I A.BRAGG % C0., 46 East Harrison-st. T ALE_LARGE HEATING STOVE, ORIENTAL O A bod ordr, clicap. Inquife at stons, 72 Madison-st., corner Lincoln. F—A_FIRSI-CLASS RAILROAD TIGKET TOR SALE A oo ot 14 Nizow's Buiding. E_A LARGE FIRE-PROOF SAFE, NEW T St A bty faat, will Bo eeld Jow 33 1Ko avte 13 about, o move iato 3 storo where thers isa vault. Call at 307 West Madison-st, 3 25X F, %1 ALE—A DIRBOLD & RIENZLE SAFE, O ey bw. HUTOHINSON & LUY Wabash-ny. TO EXCHANGE, A ARSI 0 CXCHANGE—330,00 OF FIRSI-CLASS CITY ‘and country propurts, including sume elegant homes £ conntry towns, and spicndid stock farms. NEDY & NEWJLL, 99 West findgou-u. W ANTED,TO EXOHANGE _LOTS AT WASHING: fon Foights, or sewing machine, for horso and bug- &7, _Addrosa W 9, Tribune office. VW ANIED—TO EXCHANGE X NEW LIGHT TOP. u . Addrosa §, 17 o) busey for firstclass furaitaro. NYBODY KNOWING ABOUT ROBERT NEWS. "ham would obliga Thomas Nowsham, his brother, by i?_"‘nxb:{omnunn ot Mrs, RATHBONE'S, 123 VWest vings ERSONAL_INFORMATION WANTED — JAMES Orr, of Wabashaw, Biinn., camo to the Briggs Houss, Chicago, Oct. 19, and loft to do somo business oF 'Changd on the 2ist; be did not roturn to his hotel, and_has ot been scen since. He left his luggago at _the hotel. His frienda ate in great distross about him, fearing foul play. Ho 13 a man aboat 53 years of ago, stont, built, 5 foot '8 oF ginchoain helght; wore & moustacho—othorwise cloan “ny{hing of his w onts will confor a favor by ad- PR WE R, SIRCERTR, No» 1ot Praitoare. -0 ERSONAL_INFORMATION WANTED_OF GA- ‘briel F. Tato. If hie will address tho undersigned, at Henderzon, Ky., he will learn something to his (nterdst. ‘Any person knowing austhing of him, “whother dead o alive, will convey a favor by sanding nil_the information Dossiblo to W. E. BENNETT or N. JORGENSON. NAL_W3. KERG—YOU CAN FIN O AV, Kare, af Ny 453 Sosth Seataay, YOUR DIVORCES. WANTED-~TO RENT. ANTED-TO RENT—SUITE OF FURNISHED front rooms, with or without board, for gentlemsn and wife, for tho winter. Address, stating prico and location, 'O 88, Tribuao offico. OST_ON SATURDAY NOV. 9, BETWEEN 13 Tourth-ay.- and bl South Halsted-st,, & parcel con- tdining somo jewelry, & copy of Bfoors's poems and a ackage of lettors tlened . O'Netll and sddressad to Kite Hoffmon, - Auy one returning tho samo to KATE HOFFATAN, Ko. 5 South Halstedst., will bo liberally rowarded. The lotters can be of no valtie except to thelr WANEED—TO RENT_FURNISHLD HOUSE OF 10 to 16 rooms, botween Fulton and Adams-st,, east of Sangamon. Address U 7l, Tribuno office. ANTED_TO RENT_BY A GENTLEMAN, A comfortablo room for the_winter, with or_withoat board. State terms. Address D 27, Tribune office. TANTED_TO_ RENT—A SMALL FURNISHED VY ibase for nfamiy of thrvo. No childsen. ~ Addross 016, Tribuno ofico. ANTED—TO RENT_WILL ANYONE RENT ME one or two rooms in the vicinity diroctly west of Ulon Park, to bo used s school-roowm lorsmall childrea? .Address No. 1 North ashland-ay. YATANTED—TO RENT-A YOURNISHED OR UN- furnished house of 10 or 12 ropms at roasonble rent; bt of roforences. Addross O %, Tribune offica. -YATANTED_TO RENT—_ROOM FOR THE WIN- ter, without board, ina prisato family, by & single ontleman of domestio tastes; South Sido preforred. Ad- ress, for thrco doys, stating location, terms, &c., B 95, Tribuns offico. HORSES AND CARRIAGES, (A BAY mamm xon SALFE, SOUND, AND HAS been entirely woll for ten days; mo use for her. Call 3t TUELL'S, 6% West Madison-st. OAN ACCOMMODATE A TPIZ00T, IS GORE. fow boarders, Horses, buggs, and hamesa for salo or fot. ANTHONY, 17 bixteenth-st. owner. OST_STEAYED, OR STOLEN FROM JAMES rown, 225 Mc(Grogor-st., near Wentworthav., & gow with broad horns, long buiby tall. 810 roward i ro- mod. i T 0ST_TUESDAY EVENING, & POUEEIBOOK ‘containing a sum of money and a commutation tickot on the Northwostorn Rallway. Tho finder will be iberal- 1y rewardod by leaving same at Room 19, Orlantal Build- ing, 123 LaSafle-st. \TRAYED_TWO COWS, ON SUNDAY, .NOV. 1y, one white, with brown spots aronnd her neck, and the othor red, with whito spots on both sides of her fail, from 9 Cathorine-st., between Canal-st. and Stewart-av. Any- oupreluraing them will bo well rowasded. - TLOTE! GTRAYED_OE STOLEN-FROM DR OLARES farm {n Town of Joflerson, ono dark bay mars, short shono, and without fogs. THo finder, by returnisg samo {0 &bove farm or to E. L. HENDERSON'S coal yard, 146 outh Markot-st., will bs suitably rewarded. TCKED UP — A BAY MARE 15 HANDS HIGH, Sy o, Tntormation clven by the foreman at HAAS & POWELL'S barn, 27 West Mcdison-st. T ABKAEN 'J'P—bA YO“KE OF“[‘)XEI;—O‘VNEH OAN ivo samo by proving property and paying expenses. Addrea ¥ e BLEELAR Cormerof "Olinar aad. Doug: s-placo. AGENTS WANTED. OR SALE_LARGE BLACK HORSE, SOUND AND ‘ontlo, alsn o food nearly new Cxpress Wagoon. Ad- Qress 2 68, Branch Tribune oftico. LE_A BROWN MARE, 7 YEARS OLD. T O RAt a0 s, ot henday in good condition: d attack. Can be seen at L rucorered from & YRR RINGTON, "Castlor, 10 North Jetierson-st. IE—A GOOD PAIR OF MULES; HAVENOT R A A one, and a0 not, goisg fo have it 'rheyxniru four years old and area geod team. Apply, 6 Carroll-st. =3 5D TOOD_FOR HORSES—I CAN TAKE A A oosas for tho Tinter: storago for carriagos. . TRLAND, Hiasdalo Conrt ofice, 205 Scvontoenthst. &b F0OD TOR HORSES—I CAN TAKE A S D F OO e e wiaer: sfgrago for caringes, 3P, TP AND, Hinsdalo, 115 ofice, 25 Seventeenth-st. NTED—A GOOD SECOND-HAND OMKIBUS. %flrfln! %nt?nog such for sale will call at 139 South ‘Water-st., giving price. \ —4 GOOD HORSE AND A BUGGY, T0: ‘V ‘”J.EE#Z mfxsgumte. ‘and pay i1 our goods—tho Blces Notaeis 52 oHn Shaitle Sewing Machizo, 'n cop: , thy o o Dlatlon and I fecty ke, J. B LEROW & CO., 57 Twenty-second st SEWING MACHINES. e SEWING XA O i i e R M Rt s Sowing Alachino: : ont R e h Halstedst. _Open svenings, N/ SEWING MACHINE OFFICES OF J.N. IR NG, South Desplaines.t, and 167 Milwea: Xee.av. Machines sold on easy monthly instalments and ‘work given in” payment if desired. N AL W lccroe ; scat B o, %ux LIE'I. ice in the | onrta af Chicago, A NTED—' CHANGE—-NEW SINGER BEW- Y D o Gsthad Tasmtasos - N, Wik EInS; iy Acont, 5 South Desplaincs-st. GENTS WANTED — PROFITABLE EAMPLOY- mont. W wish to omploy gontlomon and ladiés to ‘olicit orders for the celebrated Improved Buckeye_Shut- tle Sowing Machine. _Stitch alike on both sides. will stitch, hem, foll, tuck, cord, bind, braid, gather, and ruflle,—and so from the finest, nainsook to beavor ‘over- Coatings and leather. - For further particulars, addross . A HENDERSON & €O, Cleveland, Onlo, or St. ks, Mo. ITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD _SCANDI- navian girl. Apply at 258 Milwaukee-av. Bfiss HAN- TTUATIONS WANTED—BY & daughter to cogk yud do_socond work. Detroit. Address V 7¢, Tribune offico. TTUATION WANTED—TO DO SECOND WORK IN )8 private lamily o West Sido. " Address G 17, Trbuza office. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE soung ghrl 8 Guse nd steamstrcss; understands Wheeler & Wilson and Singer Machines. Please call ak £ Wikson-et, between Jetferson and Clinton-ats, for two u MOTHEE AND Came ‘from. TTUATIONS WANTED-—BY TWO SWEDE GIRLS in one family, one as cook tho other na secoud girl, or 15 do general housowork in separate families; Weat Sida preferred. Apply at 144 Townsend-st. TIUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL TO DO GEN- eral housework in asmall private family. Ploase call st 118 West Chicago-av. STIDATION WANTED O GOOK TN A4 FRIVATE boarding-house on West Side. Apply at 148 Ruckor= BE., near Chicago-av. TTUATION WANTED—BY A DANISH GIRL TO do general housowork for a small family. Applyas 418 Arnold-st. ITUATION WANTED—BY A TIDY, CAPABLA 1 {0 do housework in & smail family or take care of children ITTAKER'S, 28 Nori n. Apply at MHS. WHL st TTOATION WANTED-BY A SWEDISH GIRL TO do general housework in A small family. Address G 81, Tribuno office. TTUATIONS WANTED—FOR 3 GIRLS; ONE AS ook or laundress; one for second work'in private ;:3):. Call or address 217 Cottago Grove-av., inthe TTUATIONS WANIED_BY 3 GIRLS; ONE FOR $3 pecond work ab for general ogsevoficin s amall *’best of raferences. ‘Sout v Gresa D 65, Tribane Branch offce. - Lo TTUATIONS WANTED—BY 3 RESPECTABLE Germen girls; ons to take charge of 1 or 3 children and teach German or English, and one to do second work in private family; good references. after- noon at 81 Nowberry-av., near Twelith-st. TTUATION WANTED—TO DO BECOND WORK ar dining-room work, by a smart girl. Best city refers onces gisen. 506 Michigan-av., cottago house. TTULTIONS SANTED_BY A GERMAN GIRL, AS S ook e otal o ‘pasmiing hyvan: aigh good feizlly cook and laundress, Apply at Mrs. DATI office, 10 Puck-court. A GENTS WANTED_SILVER WATCH FREE_S% s day mado by travelling men, and $8 o §13a day by Tmen and women in tho city and. country with. our Silyor Needlos and Golden Casketa. Call sud %60, or send for froa sample. A. RAY, 25 West Lake-st., Chicago. GENTS WANTED—FOR THE BEST SELL] A G 1 he markat. - Roarh o, 195 Sonth OArkse Also lady sgents for new article. “AGENTS WANTED_GOOD CANVASSERS ARE g n;a:lk‘l‘!'lj‘g]fl‘ 20]8]2 andny with n{y K{fid!; EUY! article ST stapln as flour; sam koA ' i TETON. B Monroe-ates Chicager A CLAIRVOYANTS. PR oeoe b LAy Lo Lol LY R MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD CAN Dion ot Soslaoss, marribgtn ona s nta 2 zent fricnds, lost or stolen propérty, or anything you wish toknow, Chres fits, paralysis, rheumatism, deataess, sore o5cs, Scminal Wrealmess, consumption, liser com: plaint, ague, catarrh. Delicate discases cured in a few daya._ Curo or no pay._ 201 West Madison-st. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. e ST XU ARTIES HAVING FURNITURE, OARPETS, &C. PART e v Vatiod oa s Caols’ rddonces b3 ad- dressing F. 73, Tribuno office. ARTIES WISHING TO DISPOSEOF FURNITURE TTUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO GOOD_GCIRLS fogether, for chamber or pantry work. Apply atira. THOMPSON'S, 1000 Stato-st. TTUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-OLASS COOK, Shies Tespoctablo privato family. Call at 9 Archer- av., ups TTD. N WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL TO Ao A " private fumily. Fieaso sppls ab 637 State-st. ; entrance on Fourteonth-st. N WANTED—AS NURSE BY ASWED- S A Souss. Apply a1 % Pleasant i, Seamstresses. grmamon SRS Hor a5 s i3 priva e et Ddures 190 fndiann-ave up setrer o i wHonmE kespors. N WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER, B! §‘mnbl:rc‘l‘ynl;e‘: sl i tako eatiry nares o hot, z en and sow; oo~ Address AL B, THoond ofen. . - crences far Miscellnneons, " ey e Borboari” A good hotio s wanted. Addross 125 Toib- and o rehendiso of any iind, wfll!:::!:{lhr:“:;:l}mm'?].b U PIRE & CO., Gon- £l ustioneers, office. 151 Weat Laksiatey and 6 South l eater. XEATIDI‘W meDd—Bz’ A YDU‘.?;GG‘:LADY A§ esman ot apoaka Gorman an Enalish. " Addsess & B, Clork Bost Otfice.