Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1872, Page 7

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1872. - ‘bwenty-seven years ngo, and wasof 187 tons burden. Value. 83,000. % ° —The schooner W. H. Czdes, of Detroit, re-. <cently wrecked, has been repaired, and is now in ~ Oswego With g cargo of_grain; from there she - goes to Detioit, to her wiiter quarters. - ® _Tho echooner Gem of the Lakes has arrived at Detroit- with the mackinery of the tag Jones which expleded one yeur ago in Lake Huron. ‘—The fehooner Columibian, laden with coal from Buffalo, en roule to this port, arrived at Detroit, 2opday, in @ disebled condition. —Martin Eguy, mato of the schooner How- fand, was droveed pear Jiackinze, Thursday.: He was on the wey to Mackinse to procure as- mistance for the disebled schoorer Howland. He resides at St. Catharines. —Captain Woodruff, of the steamer Selkirk, arrived at Cleveland, Euxday, from Marguette, ~"end reports a choorer ashore this side of Point aux Barg She was sn ore vessel, us the erew were seen tiaroving it overboard. Ho thinks it is the Timothy Baker. v —The tug Clematis has been chartored by the Peshtigo Compuny, of this city, to fili the placo of the Porter, rocendly disabled. The Clematis is a large and powerful tug, and capable of ren- dering_good service, Lesides which she is com- manded by one of the mogt thorough navigaiors on tho lakes, Captain 8. Rumage. 3 —The Muskegon Znferprise Los the followin; <A man who was_down on the lake shore (near the mouth) walking, on Saturday last, reports having seen the wrack of a lerge vessel, which had been driven ashore. He stzted that she was broken in two in the middle, and he could see ng 2sme upon her, nor any signs of life about her. —On Sundey morning last, while the schooner Pilgrim was off Gross Poirf, making for Chica- g0, & young Canadian fell from ihe _topsnil-yard into the sea, and was drowned. It is supposed that he became helpless from the cold and lost his balance. The vessel was brought to, and ef- forts mado to rescue him, bat to no avail. as he - did not rise to the surface after bis fall. —The Collingwood Enferprise, of Nov. 14, says _* Although we have had, for some weeks past, Queen’s weather, yet there ave strong indi- cetions of the approach of winter and the early close of navigation for the year 1872. The steamer Francis Smith has mpdé Ler last trip to the upper lokes, and will run, while the weather permits, to Owen Sound, and other propellers ‘and vesgels aro on their 1ast tripe.” —The westerly winds of ‘the pastfew days ‘have driven the water out of the river, until now 3t is lower than at any previoustime this season. The steam barge Raleigh had to be dragged through the mud pretty much all the wey out from the elevator. The canal schooner Thomas Alott grounded near the railroad Lridge, where she remained a grester portion of Sunday,despite the efforis of two fugs. One of the Northern Transportetion Company's propellers grounded near the eame plece.—Afilicaukee News. At Marine City two large sitesm barges are to be built this winter Also a sailing vessel vessel , for Whitney & Co. At the Sanble a steam barge is to be launched on Thursday nest for Captain Morley. Captain C. C. Blodgett is also having two tow barges constructed for the Iumber trade. Lester & Co. have laid the keel for a stesm barge at tho same place. At Algonac A. €. C. Smith is prepuring tolay the keel for a Jorge steam barge intended for the ore trade. There i8 also to be built at the latter place a steam bsrge for the lumber trade, which will be of about 250 m fect capacity. The keel for & timber vessel has been leid on Bear Creck of large size. She will bo in Teadiness on the open- ing of navigation. . Abair, of Toledo, has instructions from the owners of the steamer Jerecki to construct two large tow barges intend- ed for the ore trado to serve as consorts for that steamer and the Fred. Kelly. We clip the following lotter sbout ‘The Du- es of Steemboat Inspectors” from the Cleve- land Leader : *7. §, DisTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, “ CLEVELAXD, NGy 5, 1872 sare, Thomas Fitspatrick and A. B. Stanard, Tn- ctors of Steaniloats, ete.t “Dear Sms: Having examined, at your re- quest, the aci of Congress relsting to steam vessels, approved Feb, 23, 1871, entitled “An act for the better security of life on board of Sesgels propelled in whole or in part by steam, and for ofher purposes,” and moro par- ticcloriy with reference to the inspection of high-pressura boilers, ihe case given be- ing the high-pressure boiler of & towing- Doat, which has stoodthe specific tests prescribed by tie Act and the Rules of the Board of Super- ~ising Inspectors, but which, from other causes, &uch 25 age, thinness of iron, etc., might be re- garded as insecure, and whefher in such a csse 1he Inspectors ore boundin law fo issue the nsual ‘boiler certificate to the owners of the boatl. “‘The Third Article of the Eleventh Section of he Act provides, in the first place, & standerd by Lich ihe workibg pover of ell ligh-prescuro Loilers shall be rated. and in the subsequentpart of this caase, it provides a ratio for a hydro- static test. Tule 9. of the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Supervisors and Inspectors (and which Tules, by tho 233 section of the sct, when ap- proved by the Secretary of tho Treasury, have the foreo of law) provides, among other t!n'nf, for thz mode of ascertaining the strength of tho cylindrical ehell, £nd that *the tensile strength €0 detormined as the limit shall apply to the braces or stay-bolts of the flat portions, and not to the flai eurfaces thus braced. The strength of such flat surfaces i8 simply determined “ e hydrostal test.” But rule 10 des thst siter spplying the Lydro- e test to boilers which Esve ‘in- ternal bracings, the Inspector shall carefully ex- amine the character and condition of such brocing. And Section 3 of the above act cited (which seclion i3 at_ihe foundstion of Rules 9 £ad 10), sfter providing the tests to which high 2nd low pressure boilers shall be subjected, concludes os Tollows: Andno boler or pige, orany of tho comnections therewith, shall b approved, which is made, in whole or in part, of o8 mRateral, or is upsafs in 1te form or danger- ous from defective workmanship, age, use, of other cause.’ And it i8 also to be observed tent Article 2 of Section 11, which provides for the annuel inspection of boilers, prescribes that in sdditon to applying the hy- drostatic pressars, the Inspectors shall *satisfy themselvcs by thorough cxamination that the boilers are well made, 6f good and suitable ma- terials,” ‘znd thoi such boilers and machinery may bé safely emplored in tho servico proposed in {he written application, without peril to life.” v would secm quite obvious, then, from Rule 10, and from the above quoted portion of Sec. 11, thai nithough a boiler, when inspected, ‘might be fonnd £o stand the Specific tests pre- scribed by the Statute and the Bules, yet that the Inspectors are not bound, and, imdeed, are not ot iberty, to issue a certificate, when tho boilers is ‘of bad material or upsafe in form, or dangerous from defectivo workmenship, age, use, or other cause” It ig a0 to be observed thit the form of the certi; cate itself to be issued by the Board of Supervis- ing Inspectors, requires mot only thst they should certify that tho boilers and other appur~ tenances of the vessel have becn found to meet the specific tests and requirements of the act, but that, ‘in the deliberate conviction of the Tnspetors, the steam vessel may be employed - withont peril to life from imperfection of form, meterinls, worlmenship, arrangement of the several parts, or from age or use. And section 23 6f the act prescribes a fine or imprisonment for any willfally untruo statement. in # Tt i8 undoubtedly true that boilers which snewer the general description and stand the specific tests prescribed by the Statute and . Bules, ar> presumably safe and entitled to be 80 certified, but it is equally clear that although thesa tesis have been applied, yet, if the in- spectors, for other reasons, such us zro men- tioned i Bec. 11, are of opinion that the boiler is still uneafe, he is not at liberty to certify it to be safe, and within the law; the object of which 1, 28 declared in the Title of the Statute, to provide for the better security of lifo on board of steam vessels, still, when fhe fests prescribed by tho ach ‘have beea fairly stood, if would scem as if a cortificata ghould be granted, unless in_ the de- + cided judgment of tho Inspectors, notwithstand- ing thetests, the boiler is fairly to be considered . upsafe or dangerous, The act grants the In- spectors 1 direction, to be exercized with due referenceto the objects of the act on the one hand, and the rights of vessel owners on the other ; aid when it is claimed that this disere- tion has leen unwisely or unjustly exercised, Section 200f the act provides for an_appeal to the Superising Inspector of the District, it mede withn thirty days. ¥ “ Grones WILLEY, "« United States District Atforney.” A ¢ smbstitute? for Baptism.?? Fon the London Ners, Jov. 4. Yestordsiforenoon s luige congregation filled St. George'sHall, Langham Place—rmuch Jarger then thettaally present at the Rev. Charles Voyeey's serite—tho increase being spparently due to ‘the public announcement that * the gervico of tle dedication and benediciion of children woud be performed for the first time, ‘being a substinte Yor tho ancient ceremony of baptiem.” Afiho Jeft side of tho reading-desk £100d a highlvrspectable-looking young couple, and on their Jefi a friend held in her arms a fine ‘male infant, ap[rently some months old. God- father or godmoher there were none, snd flie percty stobd and telt by themsclves somewhat ‘apart from tho ocupanis of the front reserved seats. All oyes were naturelly tumed upon them, but the prents did not cesso to pay tbe uimost elicition io their devotions. When tle ueia] bymns were sung end : ded rayers ssid, the Rev. C. Voysey descen rom the pxg’uom or stage, and taking bis Pm?x in front of tho parents of the child, commenced the ** Order of Service for the Dedication ard Benediction of Children,” composed tyhm!nmse " and performed yesterday for tho fref tme: 1t ehonld be stated that it was after therending o the Second Lesson that the " 69rTice” was com- menced. The Initer began with an exhortation, in which occurred the following pussnges:— “i'Thq father and mother of this child now pres~ ent Qesire us o join with them in giving thanks tothe Lord and giver of life for RHis precious gift to them ; for =il His mercy in supporting them under their anxicties, and for grantlng o ‘happy iseue out of much pain and sorrow. They avo bronght this child into the congregation of those who love the Lord and trust Him, that'we may with one accord make our prayers on bis belialf, that ho may grow up in leslth of mind, body, and estate, and be a blessing to his family, and tohis country, and to the worldatlarge. . . . By this cur solemn gervice, we would, as it were, dedifate and con- secrate this infant’s soul sud body to the service of God.” Then followed prayers for the parents and cbild, with responses from the choir. After the singing of a hymn, Mr. Voysey turned to the father and mother snd asked, *What is the pzme of thischild 7 The father answered, but the name was innudible. The congregation stood all this timo and here the “order of gervice " pregcribes that * the minister shall take the child in his arms” and eay certnin words *in the name of the congregation.” Accordmg- Iy, Mr. Voysey took the infant, and, resting it on his left arm, eaid: “ We receive this child, (neming him) at the hands of his father and mother, and here with one ° sccord solemnly dedicate him fo the servico of Almighty God our Heavenly Father. . . . May God hear our prayer, and make this child a brave soldier of truth en of. every righteous conse.” The whole congre- gotion responded ““Amen,” the little fellow ery- ing very loudly the while, The ‘ Benediction” came next. Mr. Voysey, addressing the infant by his newly-scquired name, said: _“1We give thee welcome in the name of the Lord. Tho Lord bless thee and keep thee, the Lord merci- fully cucompass_thy life with joy and pence. The eyes of the Lord be ever upon thee to give thee courago under temptation, and to cheor thy heart in tho day of thy sorrow,” etc. At the con- cnlsion of the # Weléome,” thecongrogation said “ Amen,” and then Mr., Voysey gavo back the child to its parents. The corcmony ended by tho sing of % Glory to God in the Highest,” followed by a hymn of praiso and thanksgiving from the revised * Prayer Book.” The services of tho dsy were then proceeded with. A DUNMMY FOR A HORSE. Result of an Experiment in New Yori. From the New York Tribune. The car that was placed on the Bleecker sireet line, last Saturday, is known as the Remington street stezm car. It was invented sbout two yoars ago, in Newark, and ono has since been Funning on the Bloomfield, N. J.,road. Tho Remington Company has manufactured only two cars, one of which 18 now running on the road at Tion, N. Y., thogh tho track has only slight curves and small grodes ; and the other is the car now in tho Bleecker Street Company’s shops in this city. The car at Llion has accommo- dated forty passengers, and has drawn a second car contnining the same number. The car hos run 2t & speed of twenty-five miles an hour with & light load, and on s smooth, straight track, Iv hes the sppearance of an ordinsry street car, and is of the eame eize. The me- chinery by which itis propelled occupies the front platform, is entirely separated from the interior, and also invisible from that point. It is provided with acompound engine of five- horse power, which can bo incressed to twenty- Thorse power withont any complicated mechen- ism. e cylinders are placed under the front platform in” direct connection with the forward axle. On this platform is a smell box conteining coal = sufficient for half a day. It is_eaid that the ‘car can run ‘The water fi‘i miles with 200 pounds of coal. tank is beneath the rear platform, the water being heated from the exhausted steam. The car itself is heated by means of steam pipes run- ning beneath the seats on each side of the car. No unpleasant heat is experienced from pro; imity to the boiler, as it is separated from the interior by a nonconducting partition. The en- gineer swgs the car by suddenly roversing tho engire. Even when the car is running at the rete of six miles an hour, it can be stopped within twenty-five feet, and with the aid of ‘brakes, within half of its own length. Two men only ate required on 2 car, & conductor and on - engineer. 1t now remains to describe the recent experi- ment, John T. Conover, the President of ths Bleecker Street Company, has never teken any active measures in this “direction, norwould ho have done =0 if the horse disease had not caused such general panic. On the first,_sppearance of the disease he telegraphed to the Remington Company to forward one of its steam cara. The ~wheels, however, were notadapted to the Bleeck- er sireet and the necessary alterations caused delay, ~ At length all the arrangements were comploted, and on Saturdsy after- noon the cor was rteady for use. Alr. Conover wished the test to be 28 thorough as oesible, and therefora caused no slteration to Ee made in the track or any of its curves. Tho car was to run on the track in its usual condi- tion, and no horses were to be taken along to aid in furning corners or n_scenflm% grades, At 10 o'dock Saturdsy evening, the President of tho Company, some of the other officials, and their friends stepped into the car at the Bloecker Street Depot. When all was ready, seventy rEons were in the car, and Mr. Conover pre- icted that it would the track at least three times before reaching Fulton Ferry, It was not supposed that steam without exter- nal aid would propel & car_around such sharp tumns 88 were. necessarily made at Howard, Reade, and Beelman, and ‘other streets, Con- trary fo expectations, the car turned every curve, and'ascended and descended every grade With- out once leaving the track, and some of the curves were turned =t quite s nfis rate of mo- tion. Atthe top of the grade in Elm street,—the steepest in the city,—tho car was stopped, re- ~versed, and backed down the hill, returning withont_the slightest difficlty, stopping at the middle of the grade and Starting again easily. At the ehn?gncme in Reade street, the car was stopped ab centre of the carve, and again started and went on without difficulty. The car was also stopped on the retum trip on the town grade in Centre street, and was held firmly in position. The car made the trip from Tenth avenue to Fulton Ferry; and, according to the President of the line, ran satisfactorily. He considered that the three great require- ments of & steam car were met, namely: It can turn sharp curves, ascend les, and be mean- aged as easily a8 &team of horses, He thought that there was not the slightest doubt that on straight roads like those of the Thizd orthe Eighth aveuue lines, the steam car would - prove all that could be degired. Alr. Conover was satisfied that it was demonstrated by the experiment that steam could be used with suc- cess on the street railway, and that it would not. frighten harses. Asto the probability of its coming into general use in the city he could not speal, 25 that would depend upon the action of the Common Council; neither could he speak with certainty of its use on his own road, as he hed consulted with none of the Directors on the subject, and possibly they might oppoee the project ; but as for himself, ho would advocate the introduction of the caron the Bleecker street line. If it could be used on that line of sharp curves and steep grades, its success on any other line in this city wonld be assured. The experi- ‘ment will be repeated at an early day. e ey A Man Journeys Seventy-Five Miles from Xlome While Aslecp. Willism Lewis, o farmer, near Indianapolis. 'was misted at home, with valise and clothing, one morning recently, and not until he close of the third day were his whereabouts known. At that time he returncd, and reported tbat on the night of his dicsppesrance 1o bad gone to his bed a5 usnal, and was soon asleep. He dreamed that he rose, pecked his valise, walked to In- dianapolis, and took eastern-bound .cars. His BUTPIISe On awnkeniniand finding himeelf sev- enty-five miles from home can %sttet ‘be imag- ined than desciibed. The Indianapolis Sentinel, ‘which relates this eingular case of somnambul- liem, says: *“How ho purchesed his ticket with-~ out hisstate_being detected by the agent, and Tow he slumbered serenely through all the din end noise of the Tnion Depot, are among the troublesome things & fellow never can find out.” g A Big Project—Turning the Tide of the fkissouris From the Columbia (3fo.) Herald. For a year past there has been in process of construction, one-half mile below Claysvillo, in this county, & stone dyke, which is to be extend- ed 800 feet into the Missouri Rive Its object is to turn the channel of the river and prevent +the inundation of about 5,000 acres of bottom Iand, lying below it, ipon which the river has ‘been gradually encroaching for somo time, The Tand Hles chiefy in Cllsway County, a small por- tion being in Boone, and i8 probably the richest in either of theso countiés, being valued af from $75 to $100 per acre. Tt be]on(i;u to Alessrs, . C. Rickey, hillip &. Cliapel and others, who &ro superintending the construetion of the work. The ~County Court - of Callaway has appropristed = §15,000 o the - work, onder the Swamp ZLand law, and the County Court of this county, on last Monday, appropriated $1,050 under same law, said amount 0 be collected by toxation on the protected Jands ; §4,000 have been raised by private sub- scription. The total estimated cost of the work is $20,000. “The dyke is made of stone purely, and 235 feet bave been_constructed to this date. Forty hands are worked on it constantly under the charge of Mr., John Logan, of Syracase, Mo., the_buildor of the Callaway Gounty Raiirond. 1t is conldently expected that the enterprise will be finished by March 1st, nest, Work can ‘bo done only in winter during low water. The amount paid per cuhi:fi-n:d i8 81.10. The project will in all probability prove & suc- cess. As the land it will protect would other- wise certainly in course of time be swept away, it is an entorprise of great importance and value to Boone and Callawsy Counties. A Mlerculcan Feats From a Washington Paper. At its approaching session Congress will be asked to provide the means for one of the great- est mechanical fents of the oge. The General Post Office building being found insufficient in sizofor the accommodstion of the numerous clerks required to supervise the work of thirty thonsand Post Offices, Mr. Mullet, the Chief Ar- chitect, proposes to elovato it into the air and to put znother story benenth it. Resders famil- jar with Washington will remember that this building covers tgha entire square befween T and T streets and Sixth end Seventh, and contains some of the largest rooms in the city. Tho dead-letter room is sbout seventy Jeot long by _ forty-fiva wide, and twostories bigh; the bookkeeper'sroom i 60 feet square. In 183G the wooden structure then nged Dy the Department was_destroyed by fire, with many ofits archives. To provide againstsuch a casualty a second time, the external walls of fio new building were made of marble, and aro three feeb thick; the innerwalls are of brick, .and the floor of &lato, bedded mpon groined arches of brick. This enormous mass of masonry it is now proposed to raise some twentyfeet in height. Buildings larger in ex- tont have been lifted at Chicago, but none of such weight, aud where the slightest mistako would be 5o fatal. And all this is to be done ‘while the business of the Department is to be carried on as usual, with full facility of entranco and doparture for its hundreds of clerks and daily visito e aimc o S Missing. From the Elkhart (Ind.) Reticw, Nov. 14, Daniol Greenwalt and his wife, Cavoline, left Eikhart, Ind., where they have beon residing, on Saturday, Nov. 2, and have been traced to Bu- chanan, ifich., where they loft the following day with a buggy and two horses, seying that they +were going to Cassopolis and thence to Ealama- 200. Bince then nothing has been heard from them, 2nd as they have for some time had diffi- culties in the family and lived very unheppily, the friends are greatly concerned about them. Daniel is & 'man about 85 years old, of. medium height, stout build, dark com- plekion, and from his right hand he has lost his threo principal fingers. His wife is about 30, Eem of age, tall, slender, with blue eyes and rownish hair, She has a small red mark on the left side of her nose, near tho eye. Any per- sons knowing of their wheresbouts will confer a great favor by informing David Mishler, at Elic- BUSINESS NOTICES. Pimples removed and the skin made smooth by guing Junjpor Tax Sosp. Manafactured by Caswell &Co., New York. Ttisn well-known fact that no other come pound for the bair has o pormanently and well-fonnded & Teputation as Burnott's Cocoatne. For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression of Spisits aal Gonaral Dopility: o, Fers PhospLorated Ehixir of saa Bark (Calisaya Barke aad Izon), In taa ‘est tontc. Mado by Caswell, Hiazard & Go , New Yoy and s0ld by Drugglsts. Batchiclora Hnir Dye. 'This splendid hair dge 15 the best n thoworld.” Tho only trao and periect dse. “Harmless, rolinble, aud instantanoous; no_disap- pointment; no ridiculons tints or unplcasant odor. Remo- dics the ll'eRects of bad dses and washes. Produces im.. ‘mediately a superb black or nataral brown, &ud leavos tho ‘hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The gonuine, signed W. Bateholor,” Sold by all _druggists. C] S SatCiRIgR, Proprietor, N. ¥. BOARDING AND LODGING. West Side. 71 A3D,1s SOUTH GREEN.-ST._NEWLY FUR- nished rooms, with first-class board. 7 A. WEST VAN BUREN-ST., THIRD DOOR 0M T4 Con gt Contiomatn oo bb arsormaee o s good board and pleasant rooms. ASHLAND-AV,—ROOMS, WITH BOARD, §7.4 82 sl DLSR, e 119 SOUTH GREEN.ST. — ONE PLEASANT room, suttable for two gontlemen, fnrnished, in & genteel, rirst-class boarding-house. Can also accommo- dato day boarders.Call and sce. AND 1% WEST MADISON.ST._FIRST- 123 i boant pieasact oot Lasiots Hoa on reasonable torms; por day, CITY REAL ESTATE, OR SALE-RESIDENCE LOTS ON EGAN.AYV. (Thirty-ninth), and on Oafwood boulevaed (Fortiath. #t.), between South Park Boulevard and Vincennes-av. These lots are the choicest, tho chespest, &ud tho most desirablo for first-clnss residenco purposes 2 the markot. They adjoin the city limits and havo every Dractical ad. vantago to bo wished for, Beeldgs, tho prices aro lowand the torms remarkebly casy, A lookat the property will bo_better than any description or argument. "It s cer. fain to adyznco largely besond present Sgures, and so great is my faith that L will guaranteo 15 per cent for ono sear fo any ono wiio investsin this proforty durlng the R e S L O R Dot feel suro that tho futuro of riy \ould far Bore than wartantic. 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PO RENT-TWO.STORY FRAME HOUSE NO. 971 Wabashar.. for business porposcs, for a tom of sears. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon's Building, northeast comer Monroo and LaSalle-sts. T]'Q RERTX HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS ON RORTH Side, raflvey-st., $20; good location. _Call botseen 8 aad 122, m. 3 ", 7 Dezrborn.st., Room 1. 0 RENT-NEW COTTAGE HOUSE OX CAMPBELL- , noar van Burenst., 335 per moath. Cottagy est Indianc.st,, near Burley-st., $20 por month ; 3 gonventent ooms, sizg West Waslingion-st,, on fifsh ¥ RnkRiLL £60 13 Ots Dlock WANTED--MALE HELP. WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Bookkeepers, Clorks, &o, s VAo S ARG, S 1w trasel tho West for g0 B WEITTLESEY & PETERS, 20 West Madl- Sonst “ 'ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT AMERICAN BOY, 15 to 18 ycars of age, to ne<ist our cashj nst re~ sido with parents. Address in own_banawriting, \'in§ age, experionce, ‘and reforences, - WHOLESALE DR GUODS, care Carrier 9. P YV ANTED-_& YOUTH WHO HAS HAD SOME EX- pesienco in drng business. Refercnce required. ~ in- quiraof R] 55N, ¢ and 150 Cenat-st. NT—A NIGE COTTAGE, 205 SOUTH WOOD- Balf block from cars. Joquire at 1g3 West Adams'st. 0 REFT—BY B. 0. COLE & ©O., 13 LASALLE: st.: A now octagon brick house, 11 rocms, with ail modern fmprosemeats; central location, en tho West Side; bo ready Do 0 RENT _ELEGANI BEW BRICK HOUSE, ‘noar Lincoln Park. Modern imnrovements. Ghoap fogood teasat, R. G GOOD > 153 West Madl- -5t 70, RENT_WABASH-AV., NEAR TWELET O oo Fo gamioet ostbamcs o possdbs: §. MEIRS, 609 Wabash-ay- T['0_RENT_HOUSE, 19 CRARLES PLACE, NEAR cornor Harrlson-st. and Fifth-nv,, containing 20 0oms Desides basement, \where 3 salooh bas boen kept. J. REDICAN, 113 Arnold"st. 0 RENT_TWO DWELLINGS, SIX ROOMS EAGH, 654 West Madison-st. _Apply on premiscs. 0 RENT—HQUSE FURNISHED COMPLETE, 14 Zooms, till May 1, on Aicbigen-av., near Twents. étcond-st.” Pleasantest Ication in Chicago. House is of Drick, with furnaco, range, ad all in bes, order. ~ Also, barn with samo. Lriquire of LACEY & FAY, 119 Dear- Bornst. 0 RENT_HOUSE NO. 42 EGAN-AV., HAVING all modern improvements, and convenicnt to horse and steam cars. _Ingniro on the promisos. JFOR SATE= TOTS, ZX165 EACK, MENONINEE- ., 3 blooks west of Lincoln Pari and_ outside fire ifmits, only 830 por foot. BASH & SHAPLEY, Room 6, Otis Block. JORSALE_WTOTS, JUST SOUTH OF GENTRAL Park, insido {ho clty limits, cheap fora fow days. BASH & SHAPLEY. Room 6, Olis Block. OR SALE 10 FEET ON FIFTH-AY., NEAR HAR- rison. Lotson Madison, DMonroo, and Adams.s ‘onst of Contral Parks, Landsnear city limits, onC., B. & &sm’r R Lot on Union Park. KOBERT REID, 156 -5t JrOR SALE-sn s CASH, OR 510,003 HALECASH, will buy a 813,000 rosidonice on_ Prairlo-av. iF takeh immodistely; possession giton on ealo. E. H. OUN- BINGS, No. 100 East Randolph-sb. OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN-LOTS ON WEST- ornav, Campbell-a, Lexington, Polk snd Taslor, To pastios whiay o build, “no moncy required for one yoar, quiro of GEO, CADWELL, on promises, or at No. 135 Sonth Olarkst,, in bank. JFORSALE -NORTH CLARK ST, —TOT i T LET, gast fronty on Norih Clarkst,, betwoon Gootho and Schiller-sts. SNVYDER & LEK, No. 14 Nixon's Bullding, northeast comer of Monroo and OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE_S LOTS ON FORTY- o-sts. ocond-st., near Western-av. bonlevard and Bright Houso, L. 3. "Birg,” Frasli's Vinegar Works, Si atest. —BEA} COTTAGE ON WEST INDI- Ot aeat Hoben. . WALLER, 3 Ssto-sty m TO RENT--ROOMS. 0 RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED AND furnishod rooms, singlo of en suite, in Peabody Build- iyg, 151 and 153 Dearborn-st. TD RENT-LODGING ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN, single or on suite, by the day, week, or month, in gmm& Block, & Markotst. Apply at Room 121, §th oor. 0 RENT_113 NORTH_WETLS3T., CORNER OF L Onio, second story, & nicely Tarnished Srout room, eult- \ 5 or Two_ontlemon or Sithon Breaiiest and suppor. A« SIEINHABUSER. VY ASTED-T0 HIRE A MAN TO THAVEL THAT has travolled and sold bakinzpowdsraud made a thorough succoss of it; must havobest roferenca. Ad- dres WM. CHICAGO, care Carrier 5. VYV ANIED-& THORQUGHLY COMPETENT AND ‘corrcct bookkeeper iswanted for foundsy and ma. chine 3hop emplosing 30t0 40 moa, ingn active towns hours from Chicago. - o tho right maz. offers a ploasant, permzncat position and good salary. Address % once, Eiving dotails, IRON WORKS, cara Messrs. L C. BUCK & CO., Eightecnth and Canal-sts. Domesties. VY ANIED--A COMPETENT COOK, WASHER AND ironor, German or Swods proforred. Apply at 130 Thirty-first-st. ANTED—A NEAT, TIDY W osdtorork i o sl bl € Apply at 160 Twents-fifth-st. DO _GEN- . Good wages. "ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO COOK, WASH, AND W ARn K ste0nd girl kept. - AP 8% 558 st Hare rison-st. ANTED_GOMPETENT GIRE 70 D0 CHAMBER work, t 119 Dearborn-st., up stairs. 7 ganav. TANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND fxoner, in & prisato Appls at 25 Michi- ANTED—A STRCNG WILLING GIRL, TO DO Stth-5¢ neral housowork in & smail family, 8t 14§ Thirty- 3 wages 313 wook, . VY ASIED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORE. Apply at No. 763 Wabash. VVASIED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK 3t 177 Sonth Peoris-st. VWAMIED_AN a4 N0. 1 BOOKKEEPER TO tako chargo of the bills roccivabla brench of ono of the lurgeat houses n tho clty. ~ Address P 3, Tribuno oice. VWANIER-GOOD Tomne: WV 28RS, 10 5 and it Lakecst. TV ASTED-FOUR TAILORS, T GO INTO THE country. _Apply at 13 Stato-st., Chicsgo. Y ASIED-_EIVE GOOD FURNACEMEN OF TIN o I, Bors, at SHARON, POWELL $ BEOWN'S, %0 and 2 o-st.. H. A. KOHN & VVANIED 3 GOOD PRACTICAL GLAZIER: P mono other need apply. ‘Inquiroat 108 East Mon- oo-st. : 3 WANTED——A FIRST-CLASS TINNER, TO WHOM steady work Will bo gven. ~Apply at MARTIN'S, 8% West Lako-st. \VASIED_THEEE GOOD BOOTMARERS AT Centro-av., nesr Twenty-sccond-st. TANTED—A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL COOK ; ALSO, boy or young wen for general chores, Lewis House, 148 Wobash-av, HMiscollaneous. "ANTED-L,000 RAILROAD LABORERS TFOR fickigan phd Wisconain; wages 37, $2.5 and $2.50; boazd, 1 a winter's worl: on Somo ronds; fore farnished | ) wood choppars at goad prices; 40 farm hands at 31 per day and board; 1,00010r lovees and railrosds South chu&p transportation' given, Apply to CHRISTIAN & BING, 10l South Canallst.. or 59 West Randolph-st. A7 ANTED-TWENTY-FIVE MEN FOR WINTER'S b frco fazo to tho work. _Apply at 25 East Wash- ot ington st, Room NT—9 ROOAMS, 158 ARCHER-AV., FOR £ TO RENT—ROOMS—A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ‘with bathroom off ; also a single room. 4673 Michi- Bon-ov. 0 RENT-ONE, SINGLE AND TWO LARGE rooms, nicely furnished and vorfectly clean, short walking distance from South Side business, Prices rea- 113 South Peoria-st. gonabla. 0 RENT—89 . RODMIS FOR HODSE- BILLS keoping. Second floor; 4'rooms, 3 closots. o B T S T LEY, Hsons Ofe Blocke - L 5 OR_SALE-PRAIRIE-AY.—74 FEET FRONT ON Prairioay., noar Twentyfourth-st. SNYDER & LER) No, 1§ Nixon's Bulldiogs, northesst, comor Monroo n o-5ta. . TrOR SALE_REAL BSTATE AT A BARGAIN- 13- Jobin MeKalgs, Plose call at muy ofico to.day, ithout fad. J. HENRY WELL, soathiwest cor. 5tato an on-sts. JrOR_SALE-DOUGLAE PARE-wi AORES ON I " Tirelith.st., near Donglas Park. SXYDER & LEE, 11 Nizon's Buildings, northeast corner of Monros and V,, TWO.STORY HOUSE L1 An eooraa, Ehsh Sreit, Borweon Fhiraot, aad Thlrtychindale, ov g0, 7500, ono-third b, 50 ol to five para at 8 per cont, Bomssssion Ma 11 ADEERYE HOTOHEISS, Ot Blook, LaSalo aad Mad- on-sts: OF SALE VERY CHEAP_4 REW COTTAGE, 20x43 £¢, partly finished, intonded for 6 rooms, wit! Iot, at153 North Oakle vste FOE SALE-FURN.EHED COTTAGE OF s ROOMS, X bathroom, pantry, and clowta, on lessed ground. No, 038 _Indians-av., botwesn Twenty-second and Tweaty- third-sts. Appiy an the premises. FOR, FALE CHEAP_SI0 PER ¥OOL, WORTH 150, this fine lot 235 East Divislon-at., %%x150; gas, ‘water, and sower. Apply at 51 Larraboo-st, OR BALE_A VERY OHEAP LOT ON SAAP- son-st., 200 fest west of Reuben, and just ontaido the fire limite.’J. REDICAN, 110 Arnold-st. QR SALE—TOUSE AND LOT @1 WEST INDLANA- ‘Coftage'and lot 148 North Curtls-st. 83,60 Cottage and lot. North Robey-st. 81,400, Gottago sad lot 547 North Kouborst.” 83.20. Confl?s and lot 33 North Rucker-st. 83,500, 1lots fott at Evanston, only 8250. BROWY & COMAMONS, - 146 Wost Aadison-st. OR SALF_AT A BARGAIN, ON MONTHLY PAY- ‘ments, house and lot on_Polk-3t., near Western-av. Inquiro oo premises, or at 133 South Glarkast., in baok. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. OR SALE-TEN ACRES IN BALDWIN'S SUBDI- vision, noar Hawthorno, $6,500; & bargain, ABELL & HOCHKISS, Otis Block, lo and Madison-sts. O SALE_SOUTH PARK BOULEVARD_Izxid o an 1€ foot Slleyon the sontheast comor of South aicwood ardsat s great bargaia if taken at ‘once. Titlo perfoct " J- ESATAS WARREN, 18 Chamber of Commerco, FOR, SALE_OAKWOOD BOULEVARD SOUTIL ‘west cornar Oslewood Boulovard and Vinconnes.av, Sl xIg2 foot, boantitallot, chosp, fora faw deys. Titlun- anestionzblo. - Ther 18 hot A Kaes 1ot for a rst-class res- idenco sonth of tho city limita, J. ESAIAS WARREN, 18 Chamber of Commorce. 136 WEST EANDOLPH-ST.—A FEW BOARDERS L wanted. 772 WEST WASHINGTON-ST. 10 RENT, OXB i Inrgo Dlezeant front roum, with board, suitable for two or three gentiemen, or gentloman and wife. ol D39 ,NEST MONROEST._TO RENT SITH £ boxrd, a very pleasant room, suitable for two gon- tlemen, with tire if desired. 339, WEST WASHINGTON—3 PLEASANT ROONS & with board. 33’ ‘WEST WASHINGTON-ST.~ROOMTO RENT ©O9 withboard for single geatioman. 301 WEST RANDOLPH-ST.—A TRONT ROON, Surnished, for gentleman and wife or two gentlo: ‘mon, with firsi-clss oard ; prisate family. 404 TYLERST._THREE OR FOUR FURNISH. od orunfurnished rooms, with or without board.. 490 WEST HMONROEST T FRONT ATCOVE 2] room and 2 other pleasant rooms, with first-class Board; terms moderato. 447 WEST JACKSONSTTWO SINGLE GEN- 4| tlomon'can iad a nles room uad beard fn private il 546 \WEST, WATHINGTONST. —BOARD AND suito of front, rooins, with closots also, 08 rootm, with closot, over back parlor. 604 VAT ADANSST, 3 BIOCK WEST OF "Union Park—an olegant front suito; with board, for Iady aad gentieman, or two gentlemen. 623 [ESTADANSET, NEAR UNTON PARK—A largo front suite unfurnished, excopt carpet; alse, ono Iacge furaiehed bedroom, With board, This is tho finest location and accommodations in the city. 657 “EsL NONROEST.—TWO LARGE ROONS s Dd 2nd bodroom on sccond floor o rent, with oard. BERDGEN HOUSE, % ABERDEEN-ST.—ONE A S T o omas and hoigte soomass Witk board Tos 15 inter; fow day boarders wanted. RONT ROOM WITH BOARD, PRIVATE FAM. ily, noar Hoyne and Mndison-st. cers. Inquirost store, 738 Madison-st., comer Lincoln. VY EBER HOUSE, 15 WEST LAKEST FIRST- class board at 330 §9 per week; day board, $5: 2 Sonth Side. PARE-ROW — FURNISHED ROOM, translent, $2. WITH board, for two gentlemen. 2 OR SALE — SEVERAL CHOICE PIECES OF cro proporty, from opo acre to500. 1f you wish to boy, givemea call. ‘G B. GRIFFIN, 13 Madisont., cor Clark. OR SALE-CHOICE ACRE PROPERTY SOUTH and west of city very cheap and eaxy terms. it GEO. V. BYRD, 3¢5 Wabash-av. O SALE Iz KENWOOD—T% BLOCE FRON Tacpot, st caston fako-ar. 2na west on Sadison- v. SBoa coportaits ot any oueWaRtLE B Homo, BASH & SHAPLEY, Room 8 Otis Blocke OR_SALE-8i00 CASH-MONTHLY PAYMENTS without interest. _Suve your ronta; besutiful 8-room Tesidencos evary convenience; Iarge lot: close to school and station, Englewood. Go'with us and examine; wo claim to hinte the bost house for the money now offered. STORRS & WARE, 878 Wabash-av. OR SALE—#0 ACRES IN TOWN OF THORNTON, mear railroad. Will exchango for_house and lot and paj (ifioronco, BASH & SHAPLEY, Boom 6, Otls lock, OR SALE_AT ENGLEWOOD—TWO COTTAGES; smali pasment down, balanco long time and monthiy, Also, u largg list of unliaprovod lota”on all tho principal fureots of Englewood: S passongor trains dally o and £rom the city; commutation fare, ¥8per 10, . HULBURD &CO., 9 Harrison-st. COUNTRY REALESTATE. OR SALE—A PALATIAL RESIDENCE, WITH ‘i ornamental unds attached: located on the Dankn ot the St. Jodeph Bivor, ia Nilcs, bich. Address JOSEPH 8. BACON, Niles, Mich. BUSINESS CHANCES. NIGE RESTAURANT, PAYING 300 PER MONTH oversl cxpenses, for aale. cheap. Satlsfuctors. reas Rona for eolling. Inquire of J. P. WEITE, Hoom 1, Monroo-st. A CENTLEYAN WITH Lot OAPITAL TS WANT: #d to purchase half interest in the largest and best Payiag paBorsms now bolgre tho public: Wil prbably ‘travel South this winter. D &, Tribune Branch otfice. A IIX AND HARDWATE STORE, ON SOUTE LA, Bide, forste, Firs rto location; gsod extablished caddo; ol at & baranin: LABKIN BENNETT, 7 Soath Canaly coraor Kadison. PARTY WANTED WITH SOME CAPITAL, T0 bay the dining room of & hotdl condustad. on tho Fuvopean pian. - LEVE WING & CO., 56 Wabsshear: 4.3 HUBBARD-COURT -NEW BOARDING-HOUSE. First-class board, with rooms, 85 to 6 per weck, with uscof pisao. Dey board, Si. 49 HUBBARD.COURT—ROOMS _AND BOARD for geutlemen; sccommodation for day boarders. Q4 WABASE-AV. AN ELEGANTLY FURNISH- ed yoom, privato bath room, with first-class teblo. Also room for tio gentlemen. 4.3] ,SOUTE, CLARKST. A FEW BIEADY boarders can be accommodated. 524. WABASHAV.—ONE PLEASANT ROOM, 2% mitable for ono'or two gentlemen. Broakrastif roquired. WABASH-AV._TO RENT, WITH BOARD, 529 ittt room, Sornned o dprermaal 532 WABASH-AV._BOOMS, FURNISHED OR evonces exchanged. NEW_TIRSI-CLASS RESTAURANT, North Wellsst., near Northwestern dopot, for salo, Choap. A great bargain. AR AND BILLIARD ROO IN GOOD LOGATION for sale; all in operatien. A, H. McLEAN, Real Es- tata Broker, £33 Wabash-av. RUG STORE ¥OR SALE IN SOUTHERN PART of city, ata bargain. Inquire of L. BURNHAM & SON, 157 and 159 Canal-st. JEAVE A ETORE, ICEHOUSE, o zont for yncflng—hflgfl#&oflflflo{% grany good bus- at e su . Reat 91,000 ayear; long 160%s. GEOT H. HESS, 146 LaSallost, 21 Eganav EASE_AND FIXTURES OF RESTAURANT AND 11 rooma for sale. Rent low. _130 ast Harrison-st. ' NE OF THE DEST RETAIL LIQUOR STORES, counccted with & lager beer saloon, on Afil: yraukeo-av., for salo or exchauze for roal estals insido of the city. _Inguire of JACOB PRESS, No. 62 Halsted-st. CELLAR 10 unfurnished, can be obtained, with board, Ref- B4 WABASH AV — LARGE THIRDSTORY Foora, with ‘singla Toom oft; v Suite o Sote. it o s et B o 7], SOFTAGE GROVE-AV —PLEASANT ROOM NE OF THE BEST INVESTMENTS TOR A stk ith bout $7.00, oflorad {n tho ity fops Tnvestiga 253 530,000 ca ado b o yonce: AQdross or call Raom 1, 010 State: and board for two genflemen; privato family, | TPESTAURANT 1:0 EAST ADAMS-ST,, FOR Also, doy board. L RESEUEA0 on the proisos. MICHIGAN-AV_SUITE OF TRONT ROOMS | T)ESTAURANT_ON THE SOUTH SIDE. A 88 S b wo ent wick bhre oo | RESTATRANTON \aisi, 5001 pogtag trade 8t exchanged. once; a decided bargain is offered. D. 3‘ STEAD, 81 855 WABASHAV._A WNICELY FURNISHED | kxclisugo Bullding, DO room_with board, for two persons; bath 100m, cte. ; privato family. North Side: v 9]0 TLLINOIS-ST.~HANDSOMY: SUNNY FRONT L nooms, farnislied or uaf mistied, ith board, for flaslogentiomen, g, £eutiemen and ihéir wives. Now 950 DIVEIONST., % DLOCK TRoY GARS— Rorth Sido__ Private Honge, oo with board on BOAED WANTED, BOARP A QUIET BOARDING PLACE, NEAR Lake and Halsted-st.; state particulare; single Toom, with moderate tefims. Address § &, Tribuse OARD_WITH TURNISHED OF UNFURNISHED roams for gentleman an 3 ? s s e oman st it ress, with terms OARD—FOR T%0 GENTLEMEN; GOOD SEPER- ‘ate rooms; Tot fux from Wabash-av. and Van Buron- Bf. Address, %1 Wabnch-uv., with location_and terms (which must bo reasonable). H. E. M. ‘BOARD_TWO GENTLLNEN WART X TURNISH: e room for the winter with an carly breakiash and 6 e o PR, e e el ash-av. senty-second-st, s Darticulars aod tovms, 1o A 48, Fribuns oicee S MUSICAL, RSt Ll s T I Fo_ln s;sLE-r\f‘AG,rgslfml;XT "squ.‘slas GRAND,” Yo plano, rosewood case, round Thes thew coets Addross D 70, Trbune oes o S0 frst-class or . a iano, mnnlh;l.rzlr will m:}c iz, Address S 37, Tn'hnngrué‘c:?e CLAIRVOYANTS. R, MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD GAN el of business, marriages, journcss, Iawenits, b snt friends, 1ost o stalen propsriy, or an3thing you. wish to know. Cures fits, paralysis, Tncomatism, deafncss, s0ro oyes, seminal \eakness, ‘consumption, lier com Declicate dis2ases cured in a fow catarrh. B s e pav 01 Wast Dadison-et. HE_FIXTURES OF 4 TINST-CLASS SALOON, 1] aomploto, for salo, at 113 Stato-st. They axo No. 1; must b sold this week. 07 () WILL BUY ONE.HALF INTERESY IN A DU legitimato business, paying hundrads of dollars Protit per month, Address & ‘Tribune ofice. 38500 Go68" dnn, “with” gbod references 13:undmi CASH IN HAND, WILL SECURE T0 A I f cash Dustiess, that will pay teve: Holiaes magtty. 116 Fast Washington:ats Hoom SEWING MACHINES, PECTOINEL ol bbb o A WYY OMESTIC—THE LIGHT AND EASY-RUNNING Sowing Machino: sold on montt - Domestic Sowin Dients. Ofico, 207 South Halstedst. Open ovenings. TNGERSEWING MACHINE, OFFIOE OF NICHOTS )& PEARSON, 14 South Halsted-st. Machines sold or onted on gasy woathly pasmoats, sad Work Eiven when eire. Sachines repatted. A HEELEE_& WILSON SEWING MACHINES, o now Improvad sold or reated on_easy monghly sments. Work given If dosired: DURNHAM & ELAN RERY. City Agonts, maiz office &8 Wess Aadison.sh. ‘branch 950 Wabash-ax MACHINERY. MES' ENGINES, PORTABLE 3 TO #-HORSE “power; Lhreshing, 8 and 10-horse; circular saw-mills, Forimon's grinding mills, ~corn-sheliors, bolting, &c; COLLINS EATON, 70 South Canal-t. QR SALE-CHEAP_4 GOOD SECONDEAND hoisting machine, now in uSe 4% our store. ARM- STRONG & CO., 53¢ Stato ANTED—ONE OR_TWO SECOND-HAND OYL~ ‘ndor boilers ot tunks. - Addrass, N. W. FERTIE- 1ZING CO., 318 Wabash-av., RSONAL_INFORMATION WANTED OF KATE PR RELL, Wio lived with Anaa. Thompash on Theoopst. in 1870, Sond addrocs to B, P, BHELDON, 163 Campbell-av, Chicago, L. Wi SR e T Fob3eot fup, col 3 . e, B0y 6 Addvess VB Tribans otbeer T 0 RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT PAR- Tor, with bedroow off, suitablo for one or tio gentio- 160, D fro, g28 and éare. Inqulro at &l Sonth Greon- f 0 RENT—A NIGELY FURNISHED PARLOE AT 193 Burnside-st. 710, RENT-DESE-ROON, Tl EAST TWENTY: second-st., and furnished room, withfire, at 1100 In- disnaar, [0 BENE—A FURNISAED ROOM, CHEAF, AT %% West Randolph-st. 0 RENT—G,_EQOMS ON PRALUEAV., NEAR Sixtoenth-st. _Apply at 8 Cottago Grove-as, O RENT — WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, TRl o e, o Kigera oo st suitable for single or marric . Toguirs of LAGEY & BAY, 1 Doarhora-aty of &b Blichigan-ay. s RENT_FURNISHED ROOMS, AT 8 TWERTY- sixthst., with firo and gas: good boarding-houses Rear. 0 BENT_S LARGE FRONT ROONS FOR HOUSE: i keoping or ofices. &4 Disisiomt., comaer of ck-st. 70 EENT_TWO WICE ROONMS, FURNISHED OR ‘wnfumishod, to lady and gentleman for light, houso. Keaplng: 0o obifaren chiesp o xighu party. 1 Tweair st Bedg-* VVAEIED-4 GOOD STRONG LOY 70 DELIVER (3, roeorics. Inquire immediately at 963 West Mad- 8. VY ANIED_I0 COAL NINERS, FREE FARE: 10 wood_choppers; men with wives and familjes; tio howers, railroad, levec, and all kinds of work South; chesp fransportation given. ANGELL & COAKER, 2 ‘West Randolph-st. d \ANTED—AT 48 _ MICHIGAN-AV,, BETWEEN Thirteonth and Fouricentk a Gorman, Nor- wosian, or Scotch glrl for genors: Szasowork. 'VVA]\‘TED—IL GOOD GIRL FOR WASHING AND ironing, at &7 West Madison-st; good home eral wages. and b~ VWANTED — DOEDIATELY, FOR OITY AND suburbs, cood. i o, ‘mestic work, 1s of “afl nationaliics for do- (ILTON'S, 45 South Union-st.: TVANIED-4 GIRL TO DO KITCHEN W) ‘must bo a good washer and froner. RE ; Also n gisl to 46 second work. _Apply at 437 West Washington-st. "ANTED—A GOOD GIRL T0_DO GENERAL honsework. Apply at 6% West Washington-t. "“TANTEDVA GIRLFOR GENERALHOUSEWORK. ' Aj south of Iy Thursday ox Friday at 14 Union-av., 2 blocks Bgan-sv., 324 nesr Cottago Grovo-av. 5 ANTED—A Bomsework, ouls troia fomlly. A gocd homa for tho ight kind of a girl. Call at 133 South GOOD GIRL YOR GENERAL oorin.st. VW 2NIED-_TIDY YOUXG GIRL TO TAKE CARE of children, Apply 2t Sixteonth-st. ANTED_HOUSEMAID AR SECOND GIRL. Appls 2t 393 Michizan ANTED_A GOOD WOBIAN_AS PASTRY COOK ; olso, 2 dining-room girls. bashay. Lewis House, 143 Wa~ Callat o ANTED—A COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL TO DO sacond work. disna-ay . TANTED—A GOOD LAUNDRY GIRL AT 91 IN- diana-av. £ VANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL houseworl Apply st 119 Sou that wants a good home for tha winter. Peoria-st. ANTED—5 SALESMEN, CITY TRADE. BUSI- mess agency 183 Eest Weshington-st. WANTE]S—BOY TO DRIVE ONE-HORSE WAGON. ‘and deliver coal, 3t 48 VWest Randolpb, op staiss. ki ANTED—A GIRLTO COOK, WASH, AND IRON, 18 8 privato family; good wages. 53 South Carpen- WANTED—A STEADY, HONEST YOUNG MAN, o do chores in a real estate office; must come with ggfil‘:& reference. Apply, from91010a, m., at &M Wmmnn—mumusw. %00 GOOD AXE MEN Sofsl i s Ul Srianit XY zon W e g 3 Chaiedtes, Mo., idiniles westof Gatro, . VVANIED & TELL BOV AND DININGROOM girls at Bishop Court Hotel, a1l West Madison-st. tor- VVAFIED-GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, SWATL family; wages, $4 por week. Apply atonce, 59 Washington-av. ANTED-TWO GOOD GIRLS, FIRST TO DO Qining.room work snd second to do kitchien work. Apply at 121 West Lake-st. VW ANTED- AT MRS, BATES™ OFFICE, 10 PECK- court, two German, girls for private_family in the city, Refedences requized. Also girls for Keawood and. Rivéraido. VWANZED_4& MAN TO TRAVEL IN COUNIRY with soap samples, on salary. CORBETT & CO., 14 North Clinton-st. VVARTED_Z GOOD COOK AND GIRL XOR GEN- eral housework; good wages. ADply at 43 Hubbard- court. VWAREED MEN TOOKING FOR EMPLOYAENT Y¥ " 10 call on Jones & Co., 163 West Madison-st; busi- ness legliimate; pays bottes than wages. 'WANTED—A GERMAN GIRL TO DO GERERAL ‘housework; best of references required. Applyat 67 Twenty-third it. ANTED-MEN TOR BUSINESS TN ALL LARGE amalt coplial, “RRILT 8600 T et as, o 1 T0 1 YEARS Vor- ANTED—AN OFFICE B0Y, - f ', with . A to E. ot B B B oo R = e disna; company Works winter jobs ent faro, - Ay e ickota to The Seuin: Wt Lale B, Room 5. ANTED—_900 LABORERS FOR CALIFORNIA & ‘Texas Pacific Railroad ; 1,000 for the_Cairo & Ful- ton Railrgad ; 2,000 for levee work; wages $2.25 per d: cad from 240 w‘g‘:;« ‘por month, and board., Cheap tic ets to all points South, aud frae fare. Apply to O. V.SNELL & CO., No. % West Randolph-st., ap statrs. 0 RENT—A PLEASANT SUITE OF FRONT- Tooms and other unfurnished rooms, at 231 West Mon- roe-st., near Sangamon-st. N 'ONT-ROOMS, FOR OFFICE OR wz‘é}ig?_iz% N basoar. HUTCHINSON "% 70 RENT-3 NICELY EURNISHED ERONT ROOMS ‘with gas, bath-rooms, dc., either together or soparato. 871 Michigan-av. VA7 MEN TOR MISSISSIPPI OENTRAL Rilicond; wages =2.3; board 33.80 por weele, Con- {ractors’ ordors selicifod, ” Chesp cketa sonth, by SHAW, WILSON & CO., 23 West Madison, or 15 Sou ANTED—_COLONISTS FOR_COLORADO—MEN ith {amilies especially desirod. For particalars, 21Dy 10 D. 5. GREEN, Goneral Superintendent of the Bouthwestern Colons, dfiice, 59 Wes: Madison-st. [0 RENT—BY GOODEIO0E & STORES, 500 WEST Miadison-ste, farished nd unfarnishod rooms. G_RENT_I% NORTH WELISST. art, . Fine room 48 West fadis Chol R G BOSDIILLIE, B West Madisonsh: 0 WENT_THREE FRONT ROOMS IN THE L marolafron bulling 19 wwest Lakost., sultalo for "0 4 - pleasant couple who will Deotply sott will bo chsap. - APply ovor the store, " O RENT—{ ROOMS UF STAIRS AT 58 WASHING: ‘ton-av., 820, HMISCELLANEOTUS. "AMERIZAN WATCHES OF, ALL GRADES, RE- ‘tailcd 5 por cont less than factory prios list. Gold ad silyer cases mudo to_order in all weights and Dat- e e e S and s Bdvances. g O, BARTLELT, 260 Fast Madison ot FINE COLLECTION OF GEOLOGICAL SPECIL. mens on exhibition at. KELLY & HOWLSON'S, 255 Boath Qlark-st. ED-—, smox. TRHO UNDERSTANDS PLAIN W A G 0 U oing, Castut 2 Schigan-avs Yhis morniog: VW ASEED_&N A XO. 1 SHIRTMAKER, WITH A Wheeler & Wilson machine Call 3t 256 dolphist. ‘est Raa- W 157 and 130 State-st. ANTED_GIRLS, WHO ENOW HOW TO SEW D_nd bl‘iflk ‘books, at the book bindery of F. SITUATIONS WANTED-t:MALE. Bookke TTUATION WANTI olark dry, [Proguied: #e soquainted min &ive good references. Address G, BY A ers, Clerks, &c. YOUNG., MAN AS b books, 00da store; can keep tho bustness, ‘and can T Semon oblect, to lesrn the b K 49, Tribune office. WANTED-BY A YOUNG offic and stora furnlture mannficturers n all AN, WITH 1ta datadls. GTTUATION WANTED_BY th twelvo years' business experienca e an_abject office. e YOUNG MAN, Joss of %, Tribune ANTED_IN_NOTIORS, g onn § Sonsears erpatlense, - Addess young man 3 ten years' Tribune offico. BY A p::N ITUATION WANTED—IN A WHOLESATEHOUSE by an experienced employers. Address P. O. B ‘bookkee, ox 195, per, who refers to present. QUIUATION WANTED-BY & YOUNG AN, , IN some store_or business city; can write a fair 5 i ek pe Hyald make Rimsal hand, and epeak two lan O RENT_6 ROOMS, WITH WATER, WATER- closot, and gas, and furnitura for salo at ‘& bargaiz. rquiro at £33 Wost Madison-st., third toor. (2 BompiD,_FOR CASTOTF GLOTHING AND ks gouda of oy kind, by teading a letier o &, rement ARG Rco, the Stateate e 0 RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, THE second floor of & house, containing four large roows, closets, and water. Half block from street cars an ‘Hydo Park trains. Ront, reasonable to tho right party. Apply at 1 Thirty-first-at. © RENT—BY A WIDOW LADY_ROOMS FUE. nisbed ip good style, with modorn conyeniencesand Gomforts of home, on xcasonable terms. Ten minutes' Srabk from th new Tribuno ofice. Inquire at 44 Cass-st., near coraer of Nlinols. TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &e. 0_RERT-BY GOODRIDGE & STOKES, ROOM %, 200 Weat Madison-st. Storas Ko., 91 and 617 West Madison-st. Stors No. 29 Southwosternar.. Fino hall 2470, 804 West Aladison-st, low till Bay I, 0 RENT—ROOM 13 WEST MADISON-ST.. FOR office or lodging, cheap. _Also, basement 1% North Wellnst., for saloon or restaurant, cheap. RE.G.GOOD- WILLIE, 138 West Madisan-st. 0 RENT — DOUBLE PARLORS, SUITABLE eithor for dentist or physician, or any light busineas office. _Good location ‘West Washington-st. G RENT_70 WEST WASHINGTONAT., STORE 20x73, bascment 40x7, second floor . 20x74, {hird floor 40x74, with or without steam power; stéam olevator. In. guirgof . W. KRAUSE, basement, 75 West. Washizg: 710, RENT_PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, b= WEST Madison-st. Apply on premises. 0 RENT — STORE 563 WEST MADISON-ST,: storo D61 Weat Madison-ate 'Anply o promises 0 RENT— ROOMS, SUITABLEFOR OFFICE AND samplo rooms, secand floor, No. 84 North Canalst, Aoply on promises. 3 WANTED---TO RENT, ARTED_TO RE} GOOD HOUSE SUITA- "Bl for boarding houso ncar railroad dopot: Tont to bo not over 5100 & month. Address & BEN- NETT, 7 South Canal, corner Madison, Boom 4. 'WANTE_D—TO REYT A FURNISHED HOUSE OF choap rent. Inquiro atli6 Post 8B, T, '¥NOE OFFICE—FOR GIRLS APPLY AT TiiTstern iiigecs Otice, commen of Sats aod Bigbe eenth in the storo. A good Gorman sl for goa- um“mhg pegmated. T-:2C:by ~ 1%.60. WILL DO ALL KINDS OF fancy Bl ) oF 3 3 ortons o SonblG i o By n el e Lesve VWANIED MEN WITH FANILIES, OR MEN withont families—Remember tho first paymont you ‘make to us on your memberstip, for which wa give you a colons cortiticate and » first-class railroad tickot to Col- orado, is less money than it would cost, 01 to g0 theraby yoursélf. Holding the certificate wo give 5ou, you will by entitlod to 160 actea of land fmside of cuf irrigating ditches. This will make y0g the bust homo you can get on tho American Contlnent. Wo aro taking & good many peoplo trgua Chileago whasto woll ploased with thels mew omo. Qtfico, 899 West Madison-st. D. 8. GREEN, Goaeral Superiotendent. 'ANTED—A PAYING INTEREST IN A GOOD fire insurance agency in this city. Apply to W. G.. ., Room 25 Otis Bleck. 'ANTED-TO DO THE HAULING OF ONE OR two mercantile bouses for the winter; can two or four horses. _Address % 91, Tribune oifice. & G gensially nsa for ono week. and. ‘werk without any compensation ddress L 68, Tribuno offica. TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS orter or clerk; 1s willl . Please address U use g Jo Zake Honel generally Tribano of ffice. TTOATION WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE OR tail store, by s man of_thres years® Sponienco and highly rocommendeds G, SEGUIN, 16 Brown-st, ‘Trades. - TTUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD STEADY EN- gineer: is thoroughly practical, and sirst-class fireman. Roforences ifrequired. _Address'V 84, Tribune office. Coachmen. Teamsters. &o. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN AS porter or clerk: s & iag o make himselt otico. el o0d and rapid penman, and will- Address G. A., Tribune ‘private family, or in Miscellaneons. QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN IN A ore. J J Q. No. 3% North Halstod'st. Good Fefgrence and security given. ITUATION WANTED—AS BARTENDER BY & ), young man of saber habita; good city references given {Frequired, _Address X, 8 South Canal:st, EDGWOOD'S BAND 18 PREPARED TO FUR- nish music for privato partios. bails, &c. Office47Sonth Clarkest., Room 15, J. A, WEDGWOOD, Leader and Prompter. 9 FINANCIAL, OR SALE-OERTIFICATE OF THE REPUBLIC Insurance Company for 741.25: will be sold at tho bast peics ofered: A LOES & BROTHER, Iitasullost, J0AFS2IADE TN SUNMS OF NOT LESS THAN 820,00, on iziside proporty. JAMES A. COWLES, Koom 17, cor State and Madison-sts. DMOSEY TO EOAN FROM 5100 UPWARDS ON good security for 80 to 90 days; first-class paper bought andeold. 6il Wabash-av. H. LOWEY. ONEY 70 LOAN-IN MODERATE SUMS, ON pianos, furnituro, houses, or other security, at 126 Boath Clark'st., Room 1. K. WINNE. EPUBLIO INSURANGE CO. GERTIFIOATES wanted {n -hango fc desirab) o H. OSBORNE & 308, 158 Sonth Dlaskate Hodm b 0" . 8t010 zooms; on South sido_preforred. Address, stating terms and location, D. C. CREGIER, ‘Board of Pablic Works. TANTED—_TO RENT — BY_ GOODRIDGE & Stoles, 309 West Madison-s. Wa bavo constant 2p- plicationsf ‘or furnishod and unfurnished rooms. Ce and got our torms for renting. PARTNERS WANTED, PARINER WANTED_AVITH 0, IN A PROF ablo businoss in Momphia. Inquire after 11 o'clack 28 127 Wost Washington-at. ARTNER WANTED—WITH §20,000, IN A NEW distiliery ot Cairo, Jil., built and fitted up at a cost of 850,00, Tho proprigtor dommands un, extensive Soath- om'trado, and will satisfy any parties wishing to purchasa an equal {nterest that it make an anquestionablo paying ome of the fow opportunities to investment. Address J. MOROACK, Cairo, 1L, or Bt. for particalars. at 45 Wost Washington- PAW)‘NER WANTED—A LIVE MAN, WITH 800 cash, to take balf interest {n n safe business already established. Reason for l!llin% sickneas of retiring partnor. BENISTER, 431 West Bfadison-st. PARTNEE WANTED—WITH CAPITAL OF $30,000 to £40,000 fu a first-class wholesale boot and shoe house in this city; & good chance offered to the right man; ill health roason for selling. Address J O 14 Nixon Building. PAB’I‘NER WANTED-WITH 8100 TO 8300 IN A ‘blacksmith shop, or will ront th building for any le- gitimate business. Apply at 2 Biuo Island av. PAHJ!‘NER WANTED—TO ACT ASITREASURER nod buy the rotiring partner’s Interest in ohe of the miost popular and bust, paying exhibitions in the country; 113 ital uired ; “thoso meaning business addrees I8, VBSBURCH; ois Wabash-av., Ohicago, Il. PARINER WANTED_T0 BUY HALY INTEREST 15 & el stocked. boardiog aud dining.hall, 8 West Adams-st, ARTNER. WANTED_WITH. OASH PAPITAL OF 24,000 t0 86,000, t0 {ako third or half interest n an ‘established furniture manufacturing business of six years’ B eE” ompToniag 5 hisis’ Sojocts 1o Enistdo Dotihess o 5 hamie: Sbjact, 1o cuiargo b “:lh the mn!‘:nm. dgmd for flflno,fll. Add.rnsl‘A. J. Me:: B Fitoom, it FOR SALE. R SALE—A DIEBOLD & KILNZLE SAFE, 28x38 O itio, mearly new. RUTCHINGON & LURE, St ‘Wabash- OR SALE—A LARGE, WELL BROKE YOKE OF ‘oxen; go single or_doublo, for$90. Call thiaday, from2tol. JAMES WALSH, 71 North Ann-st. IOR SALE-OHEAP, A FEW STATE RIGHTS FOR & valuablo patent justsecarad; will take part_pay in 0od real estate. -Call and sce samploat office, 68 Bast §Padison-st., Room 15. JOR SALE-OUR OXEN, AT 6 STATE-ST. IO FIRST.OLASS TTOKE BB B Eaos mcdeh ot s Wast Btidiconste " TOR SALE_CHEAP—A FULLBLOODED ENG- B OB oiaton, sassanted well tiejsod, Ao, Nov 1018 Bouth State-st. = ALE_A SEQOND-HAND PRESGRIPTION B L O Vs Back G ot Weot Lake-st. YOKE OF GOOD-STEPPING, WELL- OB noeeny Yaauiro ar 5 Aichigan ave AJME HOUSE TO BE MOVED, IN- TOR S%EEERMMS. B Bomnan, ot G0, I HESS, 146 LoSalle-st. TO EXCHANGE. TR Lol oot bl e HANGE—LOTS IN SOUTH LINN IN PART O o o fmproved fagm I Iiizols. JOBA M+ SECRIST, No. 145 Clatk-st., Room 1. 2 000 FARMIN ILLINOIS AND GASHTO 845 axchiango foe ‘hicage property. ~ TiL- WY D o S, OB MUNEIE DAY, 52000 commorclal paper. LYMAN S DODGE, 144 Latatoat, Lo 109k o 10 OOO TO 815000 WANTED, IN INSTAL- . - ments, to carry on a manufacturing bus- ihess; iy porson having the abovo amount can hava I so- cured on real estate, and hflndwlnolyg:ld for its use for 5 or 6months, and the privilege of purchasing an interestin tho businols i dectred. Apply for § days, by lotter, 1o REESE & PEAROE, Wabash-av. AGENTS WANTED. e e e o 5 3 SIS0 bex monis. Addieds ELAS: Sasaors can make S150 pex_mon! SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Domestiocs. TTUATIONS WANTED-FOR GOQD, RELIABLE help, city or country; lomsek: enoral housework; at est Jackson-st. Kogpers, dowt MRS, BALKANS® and " QITUATION WANTED-BY & GOOD GIRL 0 DO general housewosk in a private family; ences given. Apply at 134 Eampson-st., West e TTUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD GIRL TO DO onoral honsowork in a privato ‘family, or second work. Rl 5t No. 116 Newborty are, near Tweifthrat, SIEUATION WANTED- BY A TIRST.CLASS CO0K in first-class ivato family. Pleass call for two days at 3L Archerav. Rt eferenco if require STEUATION WAKTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL o do second_work or general houseworkina small Call 229 Twenty-first-st. Good city refer- private family. ences given. TIUATION WANTED-_BY A GOOD SCAND; vian gitl. Apply 28§ Milwaakee-av., 3lisy SEN. TNA- HAN TTUATION WANTED_IN A PRIVATE FAMILY by a Norwegian girl. - Inquirs at 213 North Carpea- ter-st. TTUATION WANTED—TO CARE FOR A CHILD or an invalid; can cut and make cl A, Woman's Ald Soclety, Room 10, N¢ Epply to i T AT hildren’s clothe. SITUATION WANTED_BY 4 SCOTCH GIRL T0 do general housowork of 2 small private family. Can bo seen at 69 Stata at., in saro, TTDATION WANTED_A GIRL WANTS A PLACE. in 8 privato family, to cook, wash, and iron; no ob- jections to cook in a boarding house. Li3 Rus st Side. cker-at., easily TIC BROOM CO., 23 South Canal-st, GENTS WANTED — PEOFITABLE EMPLOY- ‘mont. W wish to employ gentlemen_and ladies to solicit orders for the celebrater iproved Buckeye Shut= tle Sewing Machine, _Stitch altke on both sides. 1t will stitch, hem, fell, tu cord, bind, brald, gather, and Fuills,—and'sow from the findst nainsook 16 beavor ‘over- Contifigs and lenthor. _For further particulars, addresa W. A. HENDERSON & CQ., Olsveland, Ohlo, or St Lauis, Ao, GENTS WANTED—_INMEDIATELY—TOR ONE of the best irticles it kot. Address A. 31 RIOH CEDIEN. G165 Sath Bialstad s, = TTUATIONS WANTED_BY 2 GERMAN GIRLS (speak French), for cock and second work in an Amer- ican family, Callatl7 Eighteenth-st torfield. corner of Bat- TTUATIONS WANTED_BY FOUR COOKS AND Great Western Busigess Ex- fivé housework girls. chango, 131 West fashington-st. will go by day or weel Seamstresses. ITUATION WANTED-BY A DRESSMAKER, nsonable terme, has “Address latest or cull at 1123 Wa- I R R e T o tho Ristory of. tho. Geos o Golonel R ‘Conroll, the graphlo writer and calo. brated orator. - Tho wrlter as 4 eya-witnass. . Tas whll ‘be tho only correct and complete account, and will scll rapidly. B. B. RUSSELL, Publisher, Bost Mass. g GENTS WANTED-WHO HAVE HAD EXPERI. et e 5 Porte; Thp BSOS et o on e . 5 ‘BIHS, 506 Locast-at., St. Louis, Ao, GENTS WANTED_GOOD OANVASSERS AmE sl & day withmy goods; er cls is new And‘u staplo as flour; samples free. 0.%-%— TNGTOR, & Webt onros-ste, Ohicago: HORSES AND CARRIAGES.' ?‘gl‘]togl geVER‘Y WEDNESDAY AND S"ATWK‘; af Dorses, corringes, MaFoRs, hargess, robes, an Dlanket, eeud"mun‘gorhn&,, Boney sdvancad on stock left with me. 0. BRIGGS, 421 Stato-st. IOR BALE—A GOOD WORK HORSE AND DOU- ble barness. HARTWELL, 447 West Jackson-at. or bachalor. Has a_practfcal imowl daties, und (s an adept with her needle. Houselsoopars. SITUAT!DN WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER-AN Enpglish widow lady, of middle age, well educated, desires a position aa housckeeper to. lfumlmfl. widower £ dge of all domestic Will do the lightet work, but requives accial equality, and a comfort . able home. "Address K A, Box 178, Evanston,Tll. Miscellaneous. ITUATION WANTED—BY A NURSE OF LONG ‘experience, $ho city. - Gall or addross NURSE, 248 West boncoo-st. Reterence from the best hysicians in TTUATION WANTED—A YOUNG ENGLISH Iady wishes 5 situation in & privato house or dry vermos to Joang goods stare, Dess that is lig! “h‘? Address children, or any busi- "2 West Jackson-st. TTUATION WANTED—AS NURSE, OR SEAD stress and second work;_also, & piace to dosecond work or genoral houseworks; by two respectable women.. Address A B. 189 West Jackson-st. LOST AND FOUND. OR_BALE—ALL KINDS FIRST-OLASS LIOHT and heavy delivery wagons and ome & Ten Broeke top bugey, at 259 South Canal-st (G505, Zamodty IS ONAS K0P, EUGSY Lak ond & good, sourtd young horse, forsalo at15i West h‘gfifl'jr;« kflrz tet-:e,”nnd can trot: l.n!ihdlo of : 5, o0, sirons. express-wagan Ia par AT s R o st minutes, ‘payment. HAVE A GOOD SOUND BUGGY OR SADDLE Rorso to axehauge for good, beavy cart hars. S. CORNISH, 180 South Canal-st., or southeast corner Eliz. abeth and Kiazis-sta. i3 Y O Gl prich, B esthing on M. O MERELLY 136 Esst Madison, Koot 135 offico hoars from 8 to 10 a. 1, VY AKEED_TO PURCHASE_A STRSTCLASS v e horso and v aire of O. D. SPALD: No. § West Aadisonste - o S ANTED—A NUMBER OF HORSES 0 EOARD by tho month or for tho wiate by V. FREDEN. HAGER, oot Ofcoaddeoss Bowaers Grovo, 1. Mal: rences: 0. J. Stough, 88, E Heais Toiplo of Masic, Sixtoantaiste oon © o of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. MPIRE PARLOR BEDSTEAD_THE POPDLAR- BT Sobs Cnrecion o P, SOEDLAT, continues nnabated. - Neatly 1,000 aro now in _use in Chi- €320, and its salo i3 constantly increasing. Nothing in tho way of furniture o meots the wants of the times. Lsersbody can now live genteelly fn one room, and no- body buss & bedstead nowadays withont ex.mlnlnflmfl!‘l- Sold on instaliments of $10a month, 1f desired. Lmpiro Parlor Bedstead Company, 352 West Madison-st. TOK & STEWART, Room 50, Bryan Block. 3 INSTRUCTION. A e RS e A AN 5 i A VUSG TEAGHER DESIRES A PLEASINT room-mato, at 91 West Afadison-st., and some pa- Pils for plano; terms moderate. P Do morehandtia o e, ) aagidad, ia{l&:?m{%:n.fm!g:. sy to, B PIKT o da mmlasion. erchanis, South Carpentar-st. oF salssroois, 101 Veat Lake'at. from T,052-810 ARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE rotarn of s palé red cow, branded E. A.on the horn, Btray Indiana-av., on the 16th fust, E. AD- DI OST_STRAYED, L subscriber's pasture, at Bius mare colt, 8 years old; one sorrel mare colt, with whita stripe in facs, 3 years old, OR STOLEN— FROM THE 1iL., one gray nd, , and oo bay horse, 8 years old, of mediam height, lame {n right hind foot, Any one who can give any information in regard to P Yoo Hacbing Gomas Chiea, ) T o the subscriber, Do bo satistac the above to the West Madison-st.. torily re- wardad,” N. A. COOL, Bluo Island, Il . oy A T e R oli-at. 1 % T Kidor il bt sowardad by leaving the samo at & Oa- tario-st. DST_OCT. 09, 183, A RED MILCH COW, WITH pihitespot *Fitzpatrick. Tecovery to J. o npon AS. . FITZP ] =y TR SRUPATRICK, om0 block west of Westorn-av., on Bluo Island-av. hor forchoad, branded on thehorn ‘will be paid forhex TAN.COLORED DOG, WHICH THE O etk avo b applini a4 bara' s of 5 Michic gan-ar. 'ND_A DIAMOND PIN_IN A WEST SIDE FOUNDEA fatira of TR P: BOWEN & CO. 28 ‘nd 35¢ Wabash 57, TPAKEN UP-AT MY RESIDEROE, BETWEEX ‘Westorn.av. aud Eedziest, Canal, a black mare, with mail on lllinois and Michignn white spot on forehe3d, abont9orl0sears old, spavin on right hind leg. The owner is roquested. tako her away. ANTHON {50, prove praerty, pay cost, and DIVORCES. IVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED, FEE AFTER decree; scaudal avolded; nine years' practics in tho courts of Chicago. Address P. O. Box Ll