Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1872, Page 7

THE CHICAGO ‘DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY., DECEMBER 4,. 1872. 7 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. S TuEspAx Evexmsa, Dec. 3. The receipts of Live stock since Saturdsy have been as follows: Cattle, Hogs., Sheep. 2,508 94360 548 593 208w 1,138 6,530 61,186 1,686 3409 64357 1,309 565 23,85 1,954 Catile, Hogs. Sheep, eeenees 1,034 3473 302 CATTILE—Trado opened very dull for all do- seriptions of stock, neither I nor outside buy- ers operating to_any considerable extent during the foremoon. Eastern advices, though not in- dicating any decided change in the condition of the market galow. were er unfavorable than otherwise, and shippers declared they could nob handle the stock eave to lowerprices ; claiming that their shipments of last week are losing & plenty of money. Holders, however, would not: give way, and, toward midday, New York, Bos- fon, Pitfsburgh, and Buffalo buyers entered the market, and, for a short time, trading was fairly active, at S425@L75 for commoR 10 ium steers, averaging from 1,076 to 1,250 lbs, snd st $5.00@6.00 for 00d ' to choico steers, saversging from 200 to 1,400 Ibs, which were substantially the closing prices of Jast week. Inlow grades the ‘market continned dull and drooping to the close. Toocal butchers com]flnin that there is at present littlo sale for beef, the sbuncance of poultry and game, and cheap cuts from the packing houses, materially lessening the consumption of the ex- ‘pensive steaks and roasts. Consequently, with pens literally filled with common native cows and rough stecrs, and thin Texas, and thinner Cherokee cattle, they were in a position to dic- tate terms 1o sellers, and the few droves taken by city butchers were bought ab rrices of their own making, Their purchases, - howerver, did mot perceptibly reduce the supply, and more than enmough of this scallawag stock remains in the yards to fully satisfy their wants for & week to” come. If the arrivalsof thin siock during the remainderof the week shall be very considersble, even the low prices. currens to-dsy cannot be sustained. There wera many Texas cattle on _sale, among them some choice corn-fed, for which $4.40@4.50 was real- ized. Conger Bros. sold 61 hend, Lvmgmeg 1,980 1bg, st 9440, and B, Btrahorn obtaine $4.50 for a very fine drove, averaging 1,127 lbs, but the ruling prices for these foreign cattlo were $2.25@2.75 for through droves, and $3.25@ 4.00 for corn-fed. Stockers continue in steady, moderate Tequest, at £2.75@4.00 for thin rnn%u. -Jota to thrifty young steers of from 700 to 1,0 Ibs, with sales mostly at £3.00@3.50. Veal calves ‘met with only a light inquiry at $3.50@5.50. Tho markst closed steady for good to choice, bub ‘weak and unsettled for the poorer sorts. 6.75@6.00 . 5.25@5.50 1,400 2 Good Beeves— L, steers, n\'engi:%l;mfl 01,300 1s. ... Aedium Grades—Steers in fair flesh, o steers, 2nd good to extra cows, for city slangiter, aversging 600 to 1100 ... 3.25@425 Stock in d ttle—Common cattle, in decent floah, averaging 700 01,050 Ibs.. 2.75@4.00 Inferior—Light and thin cows, b bulls, and scallawsg Bteers......... ZI@250 Texas Cattle—Through droves... 2.00@2.75 Texas Cattle—Northern summered 3.00@3.50 Texas Cattlo—Corn-fed .. 3I5GA50 Xo. Av. Price. $3.55 8.00 3.20 00 193¢ 173 Texan steers. .. y “64 Texas cattle, 83 good steers.. 62; 92 Texas cows.. 176 Texas steers... HOGS—The hog irads opened dull this morn- ing. Thelarge number of hogs left over from yestex;i;g, 2nd the prospective heavy arrivals to- «day, the effect to make buyers. more cau- tious, 'and, at the same time, weaken the views «of holders. During the opening hours sales ged heavily at $3.75@4.00—s reduction of 5@10c from the prices currant vesierday, but toward noon, prices having further receded to the extent of 10c, there eprang up a brisk de- mend, and, during the siternoon, & large busi- ness was dope at $3.60@8.70 for common ; at $3.75@3.80 for medium to good, avd at $3.85@ 8.90 for good to choice, Some rough Michigan hogs sold at 23.50@8.55, while a car-load or two of exira assorted found buyers early’in the day 2t £4.05, but most of the transactions were with- in the range of £3.70@3.85. The market closed -steady at $3.60@3.90. No, Av. 114 201 53 311 43 292 105 311 53 265 5T 280 i 254 267 251 57 251 50 3 L3 280 $7 263 89 261 52 241 59 255 368 261 70 26 57 260 114 272 SHEEP--Were in moderate local and shipping demand, and ruled steady st $3.00@3.50 for common ; 5t $3.75@4.00 for medium, and at $4.95@5.00 for good ¢o strictly choice. The market closed steads. s CHICACGO DRY GOODS MARKET, TuEsDAY EVENING, Dec, 3. In the dry goods market, the week under re- ~view has been satisfactory in a business point of view, fair acfivisi prevailing in all depart- ments, and prices ruling firm and uniform, both for cotton aud for woollen textiles. Although some large orders have recently been placed, there seems ta b an entire absence of a gpecu- 1ative spirit, which goes far toward establishing the fact that the continued advance in prices._is Jegitimate, and fully justified by the enhanced cost of the raw materials,—cotton and wool. In comparigon vith their condition a month ago, stocks are, of course, much reduced, but they are, with & few exceptions, Btill in fair working order, xmd,l in point ©Of =4 sortment, ure complete. e changes in prices gince our last review have all been to an advance, the more_prominent being & 34c in ‘Atlantic, Indian nen% Nashville, and Agawam. ‘brown cottons; & 3¢c in Massachusetts fine browns; a i¢cin New York Mills and Blackatone ‘bleached cottond; 1c in Amoskeag and Willow Brook ticks, and 1c in -Amoskeag stripes. The carpet trade has been rather quiet throughont the past weelr, with no material variation in rices. Stocks are not excessive, and jobbers 50 not seem anxious to increase eales at the gacrifice of prices. Below are the quotations: FINE BROWNS, - Dwight Star, 4-4. Continental C. LawrenceD.. v W. Pink.. 135! Merrimac D, Fancy. . 11% Fancy. 12" [ darner Flat. Slater’s Paper. Fashirgion . 83 |Manville Paper, * Biga Colors, one cent extra, BLEACEED f,?;?f&'gikgm % and tonnage passing throngh it during the ses 34c): oy Blackstone, AA. The total number of vessels up to that date —The Marquette breakwater withstood the ponnding of the severe storm, last week, with ] As soon as the storm’ subsided, Colonel Kidder made an examination of the work, and found points where the storm had washed tons of stone out of the cribs, and, in gome instances, carried it with such power against the timbers s to tear the largest of them asunder, yet the main structure was not | much impaired.” Had the storm continued o day or two longer, much of the work would undoubt- edly have given way, in which case all the prop- erty in the harbor would heve gone to Davy Colonel Kidder estimates the present damages at from £4,000 to 85,000.—Alining | Willow Brook, No. Portland, remarkable efficienc; keag, C.. A ‘Amoskesg, Whittenton, A Whittenton, O. American, 6-3: |American, 3-3 —Considerable damage has occurred to ship- ing on Lake Erie during the recent storm. ere-is no place of shelter for some 80 or 100 Point that: any .craff to wif t 80 much life and property have been lost. A prominent Canadiin eer visited and examined the above coast, with instructions to select a suitable place for a good harbor in -case of peril. reported to the -Government, and Rond Eau as a place where Natura herself has already provided protection ; but the Canadian Government rejécted the proposal, which em- ‘bodies the views of all the -lake Cuptains. The consequence is that there is now no harbor of refuge in all that stretch of coast where it is 80 much needed. Vessel Captaina aro loud in their denunciations of the action taken. 5 —_—————— A Unique Literary Career. Very few French boys who leave home in early youth, to seek a position in'a Parisbarber's shop, rotyrn in old age to die in their native village, docorated with the cross of the Logion of Honor, and honored with theacquaintance and respect of men eminent in_literature and art. -‘This, how- ever, is the history of 3L Pincon, a dietin ‘bibliographer, who died on the 27th of at Montauban, France. His life, three-fourths of which was passed in a barber's shop, i8 & ser- mon on self-culture. Having a taste for study, ‘hedevotedsome portion of his time to instructive works, and thus acquired a vastfund of informa~ tion, until at 1ast & happy accident rovealed its Alearned barrister whom he was one day shaving, in discoursing with & friend, had occasion to use a quotation from an old anthor but did not remember it; Pincon readily an correctly gave thie words, which so astonished the barrister that he brought him to the notice of the Minister of Instruction, who gave him the iling of & report. He did this so “well that cademy voted him an honorable mention, and he was appointed an Assistant Librarian of the Snint Genevieve library, that he might have portunity to pursne his studies. Pincon was a family to sup eeveral years he continued to time to shaving, a8 a means of earning a subsist- ence, and the other half to literature, composin in this way a large work, “Anon; ‘which required great_labor. advanced untill the dawning of the Empiro in 1852, when he wus made librarian and salary. Thon ho commenced with 18, who is his successor, the ** Manual of Univer- sal Bibliography,” and various works giving in- formation of great value mpon the principal i ipoleon bestowed up- on him the cross of the Legion of Honor in 1867, and everything & laborous echolar could wish was placed at his disposal. He was an old man ‘when the Commune was inangurated, and was 8o shaken by those turbulent times that paralysis followed, and ho closed his labors and retired to his old village home, where ho has lingered on the gimple bourgeois who loved and ven- ‘him and will probably denoto his resting Pplace be fitting monument. niles to the west of Lon; s§ize cin ven long this route thal 8miths & Sanfords.. Hemp. ; Common platn...22%@27c| Twilled and ex. pl'i...S50 Batting. . China matting 4-4. China matting 5-4. China matting 6-4. 85 Red and wh. chk E-4.40 ! Spool thread, grain bags, elc., 50 dsys, or 3 per cent cottondes, Kentucky jeans, etc, 1 per ccat off, 30, 4 per cent off Reguiar department goods, 4 per cent, off 60, 5 per cent. off 80, 6 per cent off 10 days, el CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET. TuEsDAY, Dec. 3. ‘AT THE YamDs—Trade at the yards continued to be of an average character; no new develop- The .business was as heretofore. Fenc- ing, as usuel, hed liberal sales. Usually, tke lat- art of November and all of December and little business is done in_lumber, but e far in this dull season s fair business hag men feel confident e will continue till the ‘busy season in the were nominally. unchenged, and ments were ma chiefly in buildin; January very “been transacted, that this stato of tr: opening of the Firet and second clear. Becond cloar, 1 ozt o Third clear, 1 fnch. Third clear, {hick. clear flooring, toget First and séeond rough.... First and socond clear Common flooring, dressed, second. " drossed, first. : , selected, 16 inches and ous Authors, le was not much ‘books in_all langus d which charge follows the shingles, - ‘Thickness—Five shingles to be two inclaes in thick- nesa. Tength—Sixteen inches, ‘Harpwoop—A good business was done in the to-day and prices remained un-~ ‘e again quote : COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. E_WILMINGTON COAL LAND-EIGHTY Counfy, Il in cultiver the **Braidwood Coal gfe) Oparation. in Section 13, Grundy in the Beart of mines now in succer ER, P. O Box189, B o REAL ESTATE WANTED. CITY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE-COTTAGE AND LOT, %8 NORTH Ruoker:t. ; 32500, d fot, 82,500, X cash, 23,700, ) 3 cash, el Ev 3 $1,000, m Clottage and lot, 3{7 North Rauboh st gg::n fi“ l"xw lots, at, Evtnhmhn: 2, st Desplzines, 85 mo A it ot Evannion, semoly payments; S100. Hotse and Iot, 443 West, Erlo-at. ; 89,700 4 houses and lots at Irving Park, to exchango. Cottage and ot 45 WestEcle &2 81500 BROWN & COSMONS, 1is Woss Madisonst. IOR SALE-LARGE NUMBER ‘OF DESIRABLE residences, from £3,000 to 350,000; possassion_now or May1; on South 8ide, and in Oak] a5 n ot Slde S in Qaidand and iy Plrk: enthast. . 25x125, on Egan-av., near Cot: . Sik oo Burmalds ok, aad T ‘noar car shops. B ty-five lota at Holsteln, . ww:l‘ln’xufi:n Twaithat, Heae Wood, ‘Fino building sites at Oakland and Hyde Park. ULRICH & BOND, 511 Wabash-ay. OR SALE-GREAT BARGA] 58 Fo. 15 aod T Tabatonsy Aor My - basement? 150 feet, on the sonthwest f I -8V, Torty aiuista: Price: B0 foor o half an4r, 2ud R otk moithweat cormer. of Afich d 500 foa o of Michiganav. o Fiftloth-st. Price 860a It - on‘g’;:vm:nd m'f.f W:, ;:;5 third cash, balancein Aeves on. th Somer of Fifty.firstst. grotasy Dangto et ggfig’m ot SrgJoiinee ottano Grovo-nv. Piich 63000 ! bolands in ons, 170 and thise yearay oo duager sk, OR BALE—GOOD LOTS O} T N e R T tween Stato and Wallace. All out of fire limits,’ Perfect ttles.” Warranty. deods, A rom 2uall payment, down + & TSPNE, B ahbyn a Awency business. ALBERT OR SALE_AT A BARGAIN-_LOTS ON WEST- orneav., Polk, ‘Taylor, and Campbell- Parties wishing to build no monuy required Or GRS CADWELE, o ut Mo o for gno year. Inqutrs OR - SALE—AT A BARGAIN-ON MONTHLY . paymonts, now house, 10 rooms, lot 25x1%5. Inquire on” o3’ of GEQ, on tho premizes of GEL o,u)wziu.,‘ ‘corner of West- OR SALE-2-STORY FRAME HOUSE, ONS, brick foundation; all madern mpgvfmégtf‘;%amé by steam. Burn and lot 50<135 fuet, sonthwest corner et Wshington and Lincolnste. SNGDER. & LEE: 14 Nixon's Butlding, northeast corner Monroe sud LaSallas OR SALE_GHEAF, §110 P) Qi S Tok o2 Tt Bictoion-st. O Sall sbasenstes ges,_water, and sewer. Apply at 61 Larrabee-st. OB BALE-9 IOTS ON_FONTAIN.ST., BE- twoen Thirty-sevemsh snd Thirty-eighth sts., near Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne Rallroad at $600. J. H. KEELER, 1% Clarkest., corner Mudison-st. OR SALE-&X165, ON MIC] [-AV., B B e il et e Bl BTG el foot. J. H. KEELER, 145 Oark-st,, cornor Madison. OR SALE—TWO LOTS ON BSTATE.ST., BE- e e T s el Billo-at., Rooma7and 8. ¥ B0y, e OR SALE—BY BARBEX & RIEDLE, Biroots tn tha south parbot tho eitpe o e Aites on all OR SALP—100:1% FEET, SOUTH.EAST CORNER B et s B oy, eOR MR 2ms and Winchestorsts. SNYDER & 5 Building, northeast corner Monroa and LaSalla. TO RENT--ROOMS. T, RENTAT t60%s WARREN.AV., FURNISHED rooms, singly or b4 & 4 Stoam; 117 BloCk fram caro; ‘bosrd Beat oo oo ) o1 0 RENT_NEWLY FORNISHED ROOMS, ADADT: O Ex twe, of Toue ontiomany hos miodea - prosements. 79 Trenty.stgondte - O_RENT_BASFMENT AND - CHASIDERS, 554 ‘Warren-av. | advertiser an_Epicopalian clorgyman; Church family proferred: Apply on prpmiss. —_— ‘WANTED--MALE HELP. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. VYVANTED—A COMPETENT SALESMAN FOR Planos—ons who has experionce and gond rofer- ences. R noes cddress, stating tho salary expected, P 2, Trib- VWANIED—A GOOD BOQKKEEPER, WHO THOR- oughly understands double entry, and can make Dimself ussful, ln stationery store, Address, with rofer- ences and salary expected, ¥ 55, Tribune omce. 0 RENT—_THREE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ‘rooms sud closet, on first floor. 421 South Dearborn- st., near Twenty-seventh, 'O RENT_TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ORTWO singlo gontlomen, & lago farnished or ubfurnisnod front chaniber, with or without boazd, situsted fa god location on Wes| 0, an( i b cold water bath, gus, &c, -Addresa Wb, Tribuae ofice. 0 RENT—FURNISHED BED ROOMS, WITH THE T e of sitting-room. _Apply at No, 113 West Lakest. talks German. Apply at 564 South Halilzd-svt?r o VWAJIED—TWO SALESMEN IN DRY GOODS ; also, ‘one : ‘Agency, 16) Fast Washingtonate, sp-ata, -0 Drsiaes SIT y UAYTTONS WANTED--MALE. Bookkewers, o1, ERFIEED. Fosl Ofice, St Eants Mimmese W. DANE. SITUATION WANTED—AS BOOKKEEPER OR > assisrang bookkeeror, by 3 youns mag fioma Sprisg field, Ill. _Will give good reforemcs. Address L Tribime offce. JTUATION WANTFD—AS SALESMAN, IN A laxge retall hardwaro store’ gond stock keeper; under- i ten ' experi- ence. Address L 70, Tribane omice. T GIOATION WANTED—BY & TOUNG AN OF intelligence and good address: has had soms experi- enice in drigs, Also i1 groseries. bt will Accapt. any hoa- Grable employment. Address < IS, Tribune office. ANTED_AN ENTRY CLERK, BY A WHOLE, salo notlon house oo that has had can give roferoace. - Addresa ¥ 31, Tribane ghma " “=0 NT—NICE ROOAMS. near Ailwaukee. e RENT—WELL FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR, it floor, two gents, or geat and wite, 320; 18 West ackson. i O RENT_THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS, No. 74 Egau-av., very cheap, -Apply to JOHN GUN- ZENBAUSKH, real estate ofbe, 13 Raudolph-ste - 7O, RENT_A WARM FRONT ROON ITH GOOD Afoniedi, terms modarate; in private family. I West lonroe-st. TD RENT—SEVEN LARGE ROOMS, INCLUDING four bedrooms, at 184 Superforst., near Wells. 0 RENT—ROOMS OVER STORE, 2i5 COTTAGE Grove-ar., §15 por month. Also, ten-room cottage, 1575 Stato-st., 33 por month. GEO, H. HESS, 14§ La-- Balle-st, and 27 Egan-av. 0 RENT—HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlomen, at Central Hotel, 8 Market-st. Apply at Room 131, fourth floor. 70 RENT_ROOMS AXD ALSO BASEAIENT. AP- ly ot 334 Randolphst. 0 RENT_THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE 76 ‘Wabash- 0 RENT —NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS EN smito and single. Modern conveniences. Apply at £33 Woat Washington-st., Norton's Block. 0 RENT_AT 200 TWENTY-FIFTH-ST,, CORNER Wabsshar., nicely farnishod rooms, -'ajz.h first-class orls vato family, to gentlemen. Aro Shlondidly arrangod and fumishod for man and wife (0 keop house I they wish. O RENT_3 FRONT ROOMS ON THE THIED Tloor of brick huilding No. 128 West Kandolph-st. Iu- quiro at No. 13 West Randoiph-st., Room 2. TD RENT—ROOMS AT 131 WEST JACKSON-ST. 0 RENT—31 WEST MONROE-ST., NEAR ABER- gleon, pleasant suito front rooms; slao_largo room Adjolning, farnished, withont board, ' for two or four gents; torms reasousblo. Raferences exchanged. Trades. VWANIED-SOAPMAKER—A' COMPETENT MAN \rho undorstands making yellow soaps, to tako cha of thisbranch of a large manufactory in the West. Ad- dross, giviog full name of appllcant and nama of presont cmplosers, PastOffice Box 118, Cincinnati, O. VWANTED-A GORDEN PRESSMAN 70 TAKE ~eharge of prosses.” Apply to EDWARDS, 183 Eaat \chhingwu—lh '\ ANTED—A FOREMAN FOR OUR OIL WORKS, o l& nSJ; Lonis. Address GEO. PARTRIDGE & CO., TTUATION WANTED—_BY A YOUNG GERMAN marrled), spasks Eaglish and French, as assistant, Bookkeeper: Hias good connevtions in clty, and can give so- Gurity. Address 25 Blue Island-av., second floor. TICATION WQ:A\;TED—%‘Y 4 YOUNG MAY THOR- compatent, as cashier in 3 store, or collection Clorkcin o bank. A1 roforences. Address JANUARY, & Wabnah-av. 7D, e ¥ ENGINEER IN A ATION WANTED—BY AN N N S mill or factory; is a careful man and first-class tiro- man; references if roquired; no objection to country- Addfess M 42, Tribuas office. L " ITUATION WAN' . ECOND MILLER OB stone-dresser, ?;“T’%En‘Agni ‘who Lhnmngh!l ‘undoze stands his business. Address T 37, Tribune otice. VASIED—A FIRST-CLASS ENGRAVER AT 14§ State-st. MARKS & PARKER. undorstands the 5 or fn- quizo o B HEVAAN. 8 Weet Weahingtonais oldering cans, Apply 1o ARMSTRONG & CO,, 206 and 23 Stato st WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS BARBER AT %1 WA- ‘bash-av. Coachuien, Teamsters, &c. W icrtunds b2 Siaces, thslo mon ol secors mended. _Apply at barn 634 Michigan-a7. YV ANTED TEAMSTER; MUST BE WELL AC- OmaPE LSS o Monpan s oo Miscellaneous. ANTED-MFEN LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT %o call on JONES & GO., 169 West Madison-st. Busi- ness legitimato, and pays betfer than wages. "ANTED 300 MEN FOR MISSISSIPPI OENTRAL Hallroad; wages 5325 board 83.60; cheap tickats at 23 West Madison or 15 Sr Canal-st. SHAW & WILSON. WANIED — & ¥EW GOOD NMEN T0 ACT A3 special agonts by J. N, PHILLIPS & CO., 113 ‘Washington-st., Room 55, with Field, advertising agout. To RENT_PLEASANT LARGE FRONT ROOM; also, one smallor, farnished, or partly so.. 76l Michigan-av., near Twenty-second-st. f]70 RENT-FURNISHED ROOM-—274 WEST MADI- 80m, cornor of Morgan; one_room farnished: also, ono partly furnished, suitable for two porsons each. 0 RENT-NIOELY FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE day or month. Mrs, S. O."PARKS, 179 Twenty-first- st., near State. WANT];ZD—'-‘ BOYS AT SOHWEITZER & BEER'S, 151 Stato-st. 'W‘ANTED—‘ZM MEN FOR CAIRO & FULTON Road, wages $2.05, faro 86, 1,000 men for New Ot leans & Texas fare 812; 100 men for Jovee work, fare 810; 1,000-men for California & Texas - o8d, fare 310. ' Tickets to St. Louis, Cairo, Memphis, ‘Vicksburg, and New Orleans cheaper than you can pur- chase elsewhere. No. 25 West Lake-st., Room 5. ITUATION WANTED_IN A SLAUGHTER HOUSE, by » young man who understands his business. Ad- dress J K, No. 113 West Lako-at. Coachmen, Teamsters. &o. TTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG SOBER man of stendy babits, with s private family, under- stands taking care of horses and cows, and will make hig- Solfusefal. Call or oddress 1 Wethnorh av., bagk room. ITUATION WANTED—NEXT MONDAY, IN A ‘privato family, by a perfect coschman, who also under- stands housework. A steady German man. Address until Satarday, H 49, Tribunoe office. ITUATION WANTED—-BY A YOUNG MAN OF several years' experisnce around horses, as coachman. . Good roferences given. _Address P 3, Tribune otfice. ITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG JMAN, AS coachman {n a private family. - Understands the ‘caro. gfflhnm!. and is a good driver. Address A 10, Tribune* ca. TTUATION WANTED—BY A MAN 3 YEARS OF ago—requiring Intelligence, tact, and industry. Ref- erence given. Salary not so much ad object as permanent. employment. Address X &, Tribune office.. Miscellaneons. ITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD STEADY man as janitor; can tske chargeof steam apparatus or ongino: can come well recommended. Addross B3, Tribune office. ITUATION WANTED—A MECHANIOALA draughtsman, experienced and good ealcalator, de- slres permancat situation. Address J. D., 5il South SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE: A A A A A A ITi0_ RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS TOR GENTLE ‘mou; also2 ormore for light honsekeeping, at 251 ‘West Alonro TTORENT_ROOMS, AT 1e7 WEST JACHSONST. ‘Lowor floor of 5rooms, pantry and closets. VWABIED_AT L& PRAIRIE-AV., COMPETENT gisl for gonoral housework. “IANTED—AGENTS CAN MAKE 810 A DAY selling our goods: something new; no competition. Call at Room 30, 118 East Washington-st. 'OR SALE—BY J. T. MATTHEWS & CO., 13 Tiffoat Aqgo goar tho depot at Hinad esn ACres me 0 depot af lo. 4 i Bection 16, 39, 13, Imutlug glym-n-qv. mu feat n:fl“&!fll: ‘Washington-st., west of Oaledonia-av, at a great bargain. ken at once. 83 feet on Madisc ‘est- OR BALE_HOUSE AND LOT ON HENRY-ST. for $2,50; also Jlots on Fallerton ar., nosr Milwau: ]\‘v":fl;";g s jq‘"&mudfi lh:hmlh;{‘on North -8t,, near North- « Sallaity seec Sortuan sl uther sainably resl s 1so oataido lots and lands. Real Estato Brokor and Havso-Santion Soons’ Room I state Broker an % Foot Blook, 104 Clariean. o onting Agent, Room 0, QR SALE—$40 AND Si0—_ONLY %0 DOWIN. | Wo have the best bargalns in lots for porsons of med- crate means. Don't go out of the city to ux a lot. We can sell you one convenisnt to street tars and business for 2 A. G. STOREY & SON, 145 South Clarkcst., corner Madison, Room 8. OR BALE —30x ET, WEST FRO] R aaiiin b bomoes Randolpn and Lice o SNO. DER & LEE, 14 Nizon Building, northesst corner Mon- oo and LaSalleats. - . fTOR FALE —MANUFACTURERSS IOT, wais feet, on Mather-st., near Canal; nlley on the sida. Price, 10 per foot. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon Bufld- ing, northeast corner Monroe and LaSaflo-sts. OR SALESEVERAL FINE DWELLINGS ON 1 J. [0CORD South Side, at a decided bargatn. C. i £.CO., 156 LaSalle- B SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. P luds ooy tonrs s o e MO JROR BALE AT MAYWOOD, X NEW HOUSE, conjainisis tro paclocs, dining room, family bedroom, Tlosst, bath-room, oarth closots Litchen, Pantey, Claters. 28 Woodshed, largo ball: fh the obatbor Wrge hal, threo Iargo roorms, and thros closeta s east, fromt, With ono- half block or tanlots. I mill exchango this propocty for somo cash, balance In farniture, inolading. p B bty et s poid B0 gaaim, iragona; seoure s good Bomo, . Owner Las go to cé: o ESINCWAY, i rada. A, T. HI 45 Central Block, or . SMITH, 63 1iast badisdn st.. Hesm 1o " "ANTED 210USES—WE HAVE SEVERAL CUS- tomers who want to boy houses within ono and one- foyrens mile of Conrt House, 000 to 312, 000. ODOE, Host atats 2nd Gonorel Tasarhncs bt te ant nel uranco CUMBERED GITY PROPERTY FOR and. LINGLE & DARLOW, 1l Otis at., corner Madison. WISH SOMETHING WITH applicants for cheap lots and moderate investmentay of ny mamber of sald lots desirous of effectiny sale c2 An( 153 South Clarkesr: hours, ending at this morning, were OR BALE—8100 WILL, BUY A BEAUTIEUL O Baisuns: Gats 810 sasti st 51 Sl Lo aid, Six lots left at Evznston, 4 blocks {rom depot, 8550, on samo terma. TRA BROWN, 15 West Madison.eu JrORSALE_THAVETORSALE AT HINSDALE A beaatifal new house, Iarge lot, well located. Price, $9,000; terms oasy. We EOBBINS, 1% Stato-st, oslg ot tast B Sl ook, Bmaly ans s < must bo i A - et BIORTON CUIVER, Room 4 Metropollian BOARDING AND LODGING. ANTED —§ BARGAINS d locatlon, Wost Side; BRICK _AND ) ————— MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF CHICAGO. Park Cecelia, Manistee, 110 . 1 B omie Wiliame, stenomin Schr David Stew Prop 8. C. Balwin, BISCELLANEOUS. NEW LAUNDRY HAS BEEN OPENED- AT 21 Nortt Wolls-at, ALl work Sane in Bratoclass sinior FAID FOR OAST.OFF CLOTHING AND noous goods of any kind, 151, GELDER, Lot Office, 861 State-st OUNTAIN _COLONY, Colorado—All parsons desiring inform: all persons who desire about the 20th, will call on or sddress mo at. Room’l, J. E. AMB] t. WANT. TO INVEST & 8afe and profitable busin . 35m 06, 235 m Irmber, by seading & letter 0 KPRINGS, canaba, 750 tons pig iron. h, 1,700 brls salt, Clara Parker, Buffale, 671 tona coal. . Schr C. L. Johnston, Olebosgan, 170 m lumber, Schr Emerald, Goderich, 3,421 brls salt, MARINE ITEMS. ‘Wind from the northwest. P —The Sault Canal closed yestorday. —A.schooner is ashore near Clay Bamk. —The Mary Ann i ashore in Wellar's Bry. The barge Ontario is adrift on Lake Erie. —Navigation on the Bt. —The scow Flea has gone {o pieces at Man- teo, —The schooner ‘Wesley is ashore in Sonth Bay. ner Bruce stranded on Chicannba —The schooner Hamilton is ashore 20 miles ‘below Oswego. fiafigafimn ‘has completely closed at Bay City, —The bargs Ritchie has gone io pieces at 2Middle Islan —The bark Burnside is ashore —The schooners Rush and Barbarian are to Tydia Mack (Canadian) is sshore at Ashtabuls, and a total lose. o this colony, al ‘TIM] ddress B 35, Tribuno VWANIED-PLUMBING DONE AND PAY IN board, at Central Enropean House, 48 Desplaines st. LEANING DONE_AT SHORT NOTIOE MRS. OLSON, st 147 West l.ndunu{f.o base- Lairrence Canal is ANTED_TO PURCHASE-ONE _THOUSAND ', or any part thereof, of good upland prafrio T2 Cihlanasy, Gblo. ED_IF YOU WANT 70 GO WITH US TO rado, whera you can ‘Wages through the wintar, now Tates of transportation wi Office, 399 Wost, Madiso tandent Southwestern Golony. TINANCIAL. 3,00 IN PURCHASE MONEY Property tmproved and inslde city Umits, : busorwill get 2 per cent por month. A near Grand South Clark-st., , Room 8, sontheast corner Madison and Clark. CNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, ON LONG or short, time purchase mone; 3. 6. McCORD & GO.. 15 LaS: i —FIRST-CLASS PURCHASE-MONF® Appy at 220 State-st., Roo . Mortgages wanted. o-at. Q SopTHE MAY.S e AY.ST., BETWEEN WASHINGTON d Rand. —] 5. 3nd_Sandolph—Pidasant front rooms, ea sulte oF 99 ABERDEENSI-ONE SUITE OF TRONT Ziropms nafurnishod, oar; L salacaibod, th o witbout bosrs el froat SOUTH HALSTEDST,_ONE ORTWO YOUNG ‘men can bo accommodated wilh room and board: Day boarders wanted torms modarate. SOUTH ANN.-ST,_PLEASANT T PAR- 48 R e e with ot Do Aouhlemaom vt 65 SARKAY._ONELARGE FRONT ROOMFUR: nishod, mashle maniol and grate, with ontlomin #ad Wile, oF o siagio gentlomane o Or g0 AZHTAND-AV.~ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR &, gentlemen. = Q3 SODTH MORGANET,_Two NICELY FUR- O plsbod siagla rooms for gontiomen, with firs-clasa 11 95gUTHE GREEN-ST., IN CENTRALLOGATION 1 pleasant_roor od, with pleasant room furnished or unfarnish board cheap, for 3 ladies or gentlemen ; also, room mate n front parlér, Throo or 4 day boarders takénat 84 per |5 143 ‘WEST ADAMS-ST.—ROOMSTO RENT, WITH or without board; also, accommodation for ono Somng 1y tb Footm with Saother. ; 33 ‘WEST WASHINGTON-ST.-PLEASANTROOM ‘with board for gentleman and wifs, also one sin- glo room. 330 Tormans Yontins oars itk Nloms S ane oo, v Rt ase tables private family. 944 WEST WASHINGTONST.—A TLEASANT front room for wo gentiegnes Or gontlomanand lady, with the very beat tablabodtd. QF 0 WEST WABHINGTON-ST.—ALCOVE FRONT 359 BT adiomaly carpoted, to rent, with board. Q@0 WEST RRISON-FURNISHED ROOMS 362 TEST SbToasi. torlndies o gentlemaon, in n ‘private faeaily. ~ Single ladiés preferred. 4. WESTMADISON ST.—TORENT.SUITABLE 424§ gontiomon, o Targo ‘Toom, frat-class bords slsd, two stisller soouis, —The depth of waterin the Flats is six feet TARGE LOANS and eleven jaches. L —The steam barge St. Clair is at Port Huron severely damaged. —The barge Argosy was badly damaged by & {noldn waa completely e 29th. or Burlington 1s sunk below Bar Sam Fliné‘ is ashore near the lace, soverely damage: e seam briy. Toment, with Ber tow of ‘barges, is ashore on the Manitous. —The steamer near Thornburg. E ARE PREPARED TO MAK] on Clicago rozl estate in'sams D_ArPLIOATIONSIN WRITING FORTHE Toan =€ 35,000 on city real estate. * ptating roperty, rate af interest and :R, Room 4 Centril Union Block. TO LOAN—ON FIRST-OLASS WATCHES, el estate. Apply to D. L. C. Adams-st. collision at Oswego. —The steamer ‘burnad st Bay. —The propl Point ; a totsl lo: “I'ho schooner OR 82,600 TO 'Lfi?fi’ § Kondall Bullding, 110 Dearborn st. SEWING MACHINES, SEWING MACHINE OFFICES OF J. LLINS, 25 South Desplainos.t., ant s sold on e thiy Daymont, {¢ destzed. INGER SEWING MACHINES AT 89 STATE-ST, #old an easy monthly puyments. Machines repaired. e oo R St OFEICE, OF T ngex So ac s Chinos so1d on moRtlily payracais. Open ovclns: HEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, rented on easy monthly RY, Oity Agonts, main office 338 West Madison-st. : branch 950 FOR SALE, OR SALE—200 BRLS CHOICE MICHIGAN DRIED ConpiPples SIBLEY & BRO., Commission, 31 North ON_OHICAGO BUTLER, Room is gtill on‘;f.he Teef —The Engleman Company have purchrsed the ropeller City of Fremont. —The gchooner Northwest has been got off from the beach at Port Hope. 4 —The Minnie Oorlett, ashore at Ludington, can be got off without damage. o —The steamer Van Raalte has laid up at De- troit for this sesson. —The schooner D total wreck ; valued ab —The Souyenir, ashore be got off without serious damages. —The tug Rescue, of Port Huron, has gone to the asaistance of the Homer, ashore near Mack- —The scow_Irene and_schooner Kitty Grant, ashore near S. Joseph, have been ~—The schooner Morning Star is up, near St. Joseph ; one man lost. —Two or three schooners are reported ag wrecked, 12 miles below St. Catherines (Ganadsa). —Three propellers and several ail vessels are ice-bound near Toledo, Ohio. schooner Mimot Mitchell, sunk near e lately, was valued at ‘$7,000. —The steamier Chicora hos completed her re- pairs at Detroit, and left for Collingwood. —The schooner Evaline, in distress off Scare Crow Island, on account of the ice, has got clear pavments, - and on Hooker's Reef, is a near Ludingtdn, csn | & SAYER, 4 and %6 Milwaukeo-av.. R SALE_A SILVERTEA AND COFEEE SER- et a0, satel Bl douple tie) Iy at 71 North Greencst. HOUSESOLD GOODS. . TOTION SALE OF THE ENTIRE GONTENTS, OF a private houso, at 751 West Lal §, apiooiclock: Consistn rockery, O, Adctioneerss OR SALE—A LARGE-SIZE MORNING GLORY Juquire corner Thirty-rat-st. ‘BORDEN, Ke-st., Thuraday, Doc. 2 of parlor sef, carpets, by ‘household goods. tove: good as now. and ndiangrs, 1. O ARTIES WISHING T 3 Faro, carmatr. and honsohold grock apoly ts 1. 1. PIKE % GO, 751 West Lal 5 can be closed out for cash for & small commission: . All ‘commanications strictly confidential. - J. . PIKE, Anc- 'he scow Molly is ashore at Scott's Point, laden with grindstones, consigned to a firm in —The schooner J. Rae, ashore on Timber Is- ls.mk has been got off, although seriously dam- rge: '—A large fore-and-after sunk in Lake Ontario, abont six miles sontheast of Nicholson's Island, during the late gale. e schooners Welland and Parker, both ashore near Manistes, have been abandoned. | They are considered a total loss. ° —Capt. Chas. Craine, Frank Whitcomb, J. Porry, Chas, Dagel, P. Hallene, R. Moore, and T, Thayer, were the lost of the Bouvenir, wreck- ed near Ludington. —The following table shows the receipts of the Seult Canal, including the number of veszels CLAIRVOYANTS. et b oD TR MATHEW AND S D ol Dty Darasin AN MAYEARD, OAN . sent friends, lost or stolen T o Cres i O anything yod wish paralyals, Theamstism, deafness, sora oris. seminal "weakners,” constmoion, lives Gor L, aguO, cal . elical oy Poy. Al West Aataonsrreo = DIVORCES. TVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED, FEE ecroe: scandal avoided: nine years” “Gourts of Chicago. Addross P, O. Box 1 s, Cure or 1o pay’. 2:3 (Eractico in tho ‘WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—BOARD AND enite of rooms, with closet; also one room, with - closet, in private family. ()7 WEST "MADIEON-ST.—GENILE MAN _AND - wife, or two xenflun:inn. can grd tho comforts of . 2homo, plessant Jooms, and good table. 70 RENT-FOR 50\75:1;&“311(0. AT 1% SOUTH ‘0od-st., double pariors, bedroom, pantrs, B Glosets wator in. Rousey two. doats from Van Buron.st. cars. = '0 RENT—91 THIRD-AV., FIRST HOUSE NORTH of Harrison-st., furnished room, with or withoat oard. Terms very low. . TD RENT—-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH gas, bathroom, etc., in strictly private family; terms Teasonablo. 371 Michigan-av. 'ANTED—FOUR LIVE MEN TO CANVASS THE oity for a new patented articls. Apply at 103 South analst., first floor, immediately. VY ASZED_FIRST-OLASS MENTO TRAVEL 4ND ‘sell fancy dry goods by sample in the States of Mich- , Wisconsin, and Minnesota, furlone of the best houses 1n New York. For _particulars on A SWANZY, at the Gardner . Houso'(to-day) Thuraday, ec. 5. "ANTED- 20 RAILROAD MEN FOR 0. &T. K. E., 0 RENT—FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOMS FOR gentlemen: terms low for tho winter. Appiy 871 Wa- bash av., near Righteenth-st. TO RENT--HOUSES. iny 2 ). Front office, cor. Madison and mflz.m. 20. s ot BT B perments of 830; 3 EDMUND . STILES, 115 East Madisonst., Room 51, 0 RENT_HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS, WITH FURNL ‘salo, on Wabash.aw, ; also houses 1nall parts of o eity, G A. DEMENT, 118 Lakiallo-stey Otis Blocks 0 RENT—SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF. - bouso No. 130 Statest., brick building with all mod. érn improvements, suitabla for boarding house; or would Iot ensh floor separate. Apply in the drug store, or of JOH! WHITE & BRO., 169 Archor-av. RENT—A FIRST-CLASS BOARDING-HOUSE; | 0 N farniture for sale, cash, and the rest in Gotate. o ihe South Kidsy neas wents-secondst. Ade dress M 43, Tribune office. e 2 TO REN'I‘—S‘B);EEIB-FDIST AND SECOND STORIES of dwelling 1% Rucker-st. JNO. G. NICHOLSON, ‘East Indisna-at. 5 e 0, RENT_OR ¥OR SALE_ELECANT u:mm'“m use, Prarie-ar. : octagon fron °H ésay torme. S, MEARS, o Wabashoav. » - TORENT_HOUSENO. &0 WEST LAKEST ; SIX rooms, summer kitchon; Si0. Apply at 20 North Ada-st. % < 70, RENT-REW FIVE-ROOM BOUSE, 40 west Erio-gt.., hall blook east of Ashisnd-av,; water and closats; $37, 0. W. DEAN, 81 Desplaines st,, 0 RENT-HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS, AND barn for10 horses, at 09 Clinton-st. Inquire of H. SCOVILLE, 175 Clinton-st. {10 RENT—OR FOR SALE—ATWOSTORY HOUSE of ten rooms, modern Improvements, central Tocat inwgood neighborhood. Inquire of J. AL 'HIRSH, 88 West Washington-st. ¥ = 0 RENT-BOARDING-HOUSE OF 16 ROOMS, ALL £l of Dosrders: & giable horses. KENNEDY & 'NEWELL, 78 Weat Madison-st, '0 RENT—3 HOUSES AT HVDE PARK AND 3 AT Qakiand. ULRICH & BOND, 511 Wabash-av. 0 RENT—LOW, TO A GOOL TENANT, THE stylish tywo-story and brick basement house, 11 rooms, 1013 West Adamsst. . KIDDER, 48 South Desplaines, '0 RENT—A CONVENIENT HOUSE OF EIGHT rooms, belng No. 31 Cottagorplace: 8 moment's -walk ooly fronl, Hydo Pack trains and Horss cars, 835 per Soonth: - Posseasion immediatels. Apply 0 F. B. BV- ANS, 417 Cottage Grove:ny. TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &c. 0 RENT—STORE 2X60 IN EXOELLENT LOCALI 4, comer Twalfth and Halsted.sts. Fixtures, atovo, gas fixtures for salo chesp. No bettor business chanca and locality in thocity. The occupantof the store moved becauso storo was too small for nire BOLTEMWEOK, 4% South Halsted-st. 0 RENT—BARN FOR 2 OR 8 HORSES AND CAR- riage. B39 Wabash-av. I0_ RENT — STABLE, SUITABLE FOR 8 OR 4 horses. Inguira at No. § Park-row. |0 REXT-—-OHEAP—TO PACKERS—LARGE BUILD. ing, first floor and basement, corner of Third-ay. and Jackaofat. Inquira st 70 Madlsbnst,, Room 18, F. K. . Inquire of F. 70 RENT-OUR TEMPORARY SIORE, Rel0¥T. on cormor Michiguncar. and Monroesst., with two good offices. 0. H. BEGRWITH & CO. [0, BENT—A PORTION OF A TIRST.GLASS saloon for & restaurant, Inquizo at 3% State-st. Alss, ghow-case for salo. T'0_RENT-3 “WELL-LIGHTED BASEMENTS, 15 ‘and 157 West Madisonst. Inquiro on premises. - W. PATTESON. ‘front store No. 160 State-st. Apply to Room 1, Otis Block. 0 RENT_STORE-3i6 STATEST., RUNNING Daniisk e planked alley; lmmediato posfession. 3. L. WANTED---TO RENT. VWANIED-TO RENT_BETWEEN TWENIYSEC. nud&nd 'wel 10 RENT_THE{.STORY AND BASEMENT STONE L. B.OTIS, ‘Twenty-eighi mfig?fl:k. lor Innzfn. 'M. GARNETT & CO., WA";:"-ThED—TO RENT-TWO OR THREE FUR- b s S AT I LA X', Tribiiog ofico. . WANIED-TO RENT—A YURNISHED ROOAL withont board, not far from Twenty-secondat. Ad- dress 20, Tribune office. WEST ADAMS-ST., NEAR UNION PARE_A. very fino_rcom, with all modern conveniences, guitable for two with board; location and accommodations 0. 1. 793 FULTON 8T.—LARGEFURNISHED ROOM, hotand cold water, heated by farnacs, use of bath, good table board, witn hame comforte, 87 per week. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. UOTION EVERY wzm’(zsxuyh AND SATUR- of horaes, carriages, wagons, harne: 5 eomfiubung Tor horses. - Money sdvanced on soods it fag charge.” £l State-it 6. BRIGGS. J° MORTON, notlonoer, 9, BOUTH JERFERSON-ST._TWO GENTLE- ‘1man can have good buard and comfortable room.- 8t 85 per week. O SATE_NEW FIRST-CLASS TiGaT A cavy delivery wagons ; also on form Epring truck, at 553 Goath Canalat o © South. Side. A 2 HUBBARD-COURT-FURNISHED ROOMS T Tent, with first-olass board, ISHED ROOMS WITH ‘BLPARE BOW-—FURN] board, suitable for one or two geatlemon. ELDRIDGE-COURT-FURNISHED ROOMS TO I rent, with board. A few day boarders wanted. 'BBARD-COURT—NE! ARD:! e Eints bosi and roo, 8363 4 por Webks WHLE 980 of piano; day board, 4. FOR BALE-BUGGY, NEARLY NEW, WITH D et dceatbaea 15 tho i Oy to sk 2ouad, kind, and sccustom N 3 Boss tho owslor wil be absent from {ha. clty 1o sovoral months, and will sell the mfllp for cash, ora good ex- change of some kind. Ad: 8 46, Tribune office. reduced fara to St. Louis, and free transportation from thora to the work 100 men for Kennedy, to Work on Camp Levee, 60 miles south of Visksburgh, fare roduced considorably’; 500 men for the New Orleans, Texas & Mo- bilo&. ., 16 go to Now Orleany to-night. Spocial dlok: cta solit ai'th Tomest xates to Momptls, (Calro, aad all principal citles Bouth. Apply to ERNANDO L. L. CHARLACH, ofico No. & Nortl Canal-st., Room i, ANTED—MEN WITH MONEY T0 OPERATE IN is and Missouri {n an honorable business which ‘promises large results if energotically handled. Any live g man, {armer, blacksmith, carriagemaker, or 0 §5,000 c: can secure o S e g ek K L on. _For fall particulars A T SINKER, Indianapolis, Iad. g 'ANTED-THIS DAY-100 CORD-WOOD CHOP- pors for Ohio; one year's work; , in fine location; also, a house of 10 rooms, - i TED_THIS'MORNING, AN EXPERIENOED W Oidmess fare. to ey A J’E""m""s”mg‘mz‘?’é"fa'n%& ki outh; chaap fares. 3 Soath Canalst. o ANTED—AN EXPERIENOED SALESMAN FOR £plcs magon, ono well sequainted with city: s livo ‘man with good reféreuces, Addre:s U 43, Txibune offioe. VW ANISD CANVASSERS FOR NEW TLLUSTRA ted works, MOSES WARRLN, 499 Wabash-av. ‘WANTED~-FEMALE HELP. Domestics. ‘D .2 "ANTED—A GIRL THAT OAN.DO GENERAL VY, housowozk at No, 9 Thirty-third-it, - Good wages patd: i § Domestics. QITUATIONS WANTED—BY T170 RESPECTABLE: gizls, ono as cook and tho othor as up-stairs girl, i at Bigato family or boarding houso. Gall for two days at 2% Brien-st. Good roferences. TTUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE' A i R S T 5 sma) 5 - Lonsy Govmet Wabash.av: a2 Tritiathens oF Felo TTUATION WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work for emall familyor todo second work. Apply 560 South Jefferson-st. TIUATIONS WANTEDBY TWO GOOD GIRLS, o general housework or dining room cash call at &7 Bt Erio-at. s TTUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG WOMAN, todglight housowork o plain sewlag aad mind & child. Callor addross D, 71 Vedder-st. TIDATIONS WANTED—BY TWO GOOD GIRLS IN. private families, for goneral honsework. Address X 63, "Tribune office. : SITUATIONS WANTED-EY 6 COOKS, % HOUSE. work girla. " Oail at the Great Western Bustness Ex- change, 141 West Washington-st. ITUATION WANTEDAS COOE, WAgma):zeAgiz ironerin & amall family; a_permanent forzed. Address 2 40, Tribune office, 2 TTUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL: ‘to_do goneral bousework or second work in & amall pris . Apply at 142 West Lake-st. Good refers vato fi ences. TTUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD GERMAN. girl to work in'a amall private’ har: Inquireat a1 West Twelfthot. : = TTUATION WANTED —BY A RESPECTABIB, S e Tk private farily. Call ne addresz 541 ‘Wright-at., on the Weat Side, bereen Carroll and veffer* son-sta, TG ATIONS WANTED—B{ TWOSWEDISH_ SIS, SRR Tonly adsratand hoses: ‘wark, and can farnish best_rcommendations. Apply at No. Sadgwick-st., near CL3EO-87. TTUATION WANTED,BY A PROTESTANT GIRL: | mgfll eneral hongWork; can come well recom- mended. 11U WANED—BY TWO GIRLS, ONE TO T aao S I soall famlly, othior as cook. Call 8% I5Ray-av, Referencif required. WA.HTED—A GODD GIRY, TO DO KObBEWORE in n émiall private family, - Call Wednesday or Thurs- day, at 818 Carroll-st. ANTED—AT NO, 1 FOREST-AV., A GIRL TO do general honsework; maat bring roferences. - ANTED—A GIRL TO DO KITCHEN-WORK, and froning, or a good second girl. . Apply, chigan-av. - i washing, ‘with references, at 797 ANTED—AT OITY- HOTEL, A GIRL TO DO W ‘pastry cooking and assist e RitAhon W’ANT:ED—A GOOD COO¥: AT 118{ WABASH-AV. VWANIED_TO GO INTO THE OOCWIRT, X first-class meat and pasiry_cook; American or Gexr- Bn e proferad. ‘il Wood's Hotel toxiay. G- "ANTED—5 GIRLS IN FRIVATE AND BOARD- ing houses, and Snursé gitls. Inquire at 80 Sher- ‘man-st., opposits the Hock Island depot, - VW ANIED-GIRL TO COOK, WASH, AND IRON in small family, 1183 Wabash-av. ~ - ... | "ANTED—AFIRST-OLASS GERMAN OR SWEDE 15% Wabash-av. ; = 3 ANTED—A NEA7, GOOD-NATURED, (OM- “petent girl to do ;eneral honsework for & smal fam- , 1n & small house, naar Hyde Park Hotel; good refer- ences required. Call at30 Wabash-av., up ataire. ANTED_COLGRED WOMAN TO GOOK. WASH, ‘and fron for_familyof thres persons; wages woolk. "'Apply a0 53 West Madison st o ANTED—A GOOD KITCHEN GIRL FOR ' private family. _ Apply at 04 West Randolph-st. VW AFTED—A FIRST-CLASS SECOND GIRL ATS0 Indiana av., &t ouca. — ONE KITCHEN GIRL AND TWO R mbocmacis. Apbly botween 1l and 136¢ 74 Bast Twelfthest. ANTED—A RELIABLE, FIRST-CLASS COOK,- W AVEE Baiarioate L% 2 e .SH’UATIONS VANTED —FOR 8 NORWEGIAN [ los). Refe . Fi [ R oo Soamin ono place. Oue amall marse gl 1 EEn R e o el sifaifcic o2 U il B Svlormant Oficer 125 Wost Monoo-t. TTUATICY WANTED —AS COOK IN PRIVATE STETATIR ot oy rotoanes Bt L e st., from %0 4P. m- TITAION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL AS “a private ; or to d Scoa.kmqb AL &fi: gxtodo the work fn mail Seamstresses, JATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE S‘»’n es from Normy, They fally understana desse: , milling , 230 embrolasring. B e Sdiress 33 Wast Chlbagooas: e FIvan QITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT , cutter, and fitter, to serve in privats family. - Call or address 374 West Van Baren-st. TIOATION WANTED-BY L YOUNG WONAN a8 tress in a knows. 0 Tun seamst g 2 o ‘machine and is willing to do hopsework. ~Addresy IDA WAHLGREN, 161 Bremer-st., Chiesgog L e e Housekeepers. QUIUATION WANTED-AS HQUSEEEEPER OR sick-ngeso, by an olderly 1ady. Apply at 23 South Morgan-s . Miscellaneous. ITUATION WANTED_AS CLERE OR COPYIST. D Addresa allss E. D, KENDALL, &7 West Jackson: TTUATION WANTED-BY A TADY WO 15 & r, 48 o] ‘amanaensis, cashier, or cler] 5 Thirty-fifthe |- Addross K. for one week, southwest comer av. and Forest-ay. §:TUAT!ON WAN' o 3 Best of referrnces; _Address ca! garper m._BmYL X T e yoars' ot as copyist, TwEiLar, or assistant DUkKEepar, - SaIary moderato: L R, 83 Aberdeen-st. 1ass cook and lsundress; none ply. 12 Prairie-av., near Twenty-sixth- 'WASIED-& NE4T GIRT, OF WOMAN, FOR general housework In small family s German or Swedo preforred. 839 South Morgan-st. : ANTED—A COOK WHO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands her b-siness. To such, good gages will ‘be given. 799 Wabaiwi-ov- -, Miscellaneons, - 5 ANTED—A YOUNG LADY CLEREIN A DRY goods store, ~ Must be accuatomed to the business. Addross, with reference, B 80, Tribuna offico. ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, MUST BE: Wikte thar noed ap- les] of 3 one who can influenco trade wwill bopaid s fair salsrys must Do competent to tako"sall ciafpo o ladies® mndirmesr depariiignt, aad rman. 3 eranc W B, 110 Bouth Hklate LOST AND FOUND. : — OR STOLEN — 850 - REWARD. — SOME- LDE’][;M between Custom aam ‘Building on La Salle~ at. and 619 West Washington-st., between the hours of 11 S e T D B s Rorswsstorn. Ne- | 1oih currency, tw e abo“%lnkn{%hhmgg,flnnoln $3,000, and one for 700, pizable ta my order, ) been stopped. _Ahove rew: as ICKINSON, L] & CO., 25 South Canal- e BNAY . BUREOUGHS, 615’ West. Waahing. ton-st. s T_LAST NIGHT, ON THE CORNER OF LAEKE 1L Pagonte, o parma containag » sum of goasy, 3nd other papers. THo finder, on restoring it at 2 W nut-st., be rewarded. —TOES ON WABASH-AV. OE LAKE- o;iz?a!bsmg%é Buron sud Wells-ati:, a mink bos. will be Tew: ¥ Bame e e el D, e o OST—A LARGE OSTRICH PLUME ON LAKE-ST Sforgansts. The finder will 8y s e A liberal reward by rott B Waet Lavoste - e JFOREALE.A SPLENDID JUMP-SEAT GERMAN. town buggy, for. two o four pursons; best make: chesp. Osll at BENNETT'S, 456 Stato-st. JOND—CAME TO PREMISES 85 INDIANA.AYV. o, Ovwhok cah haveby proving property snd pay- ing charges. IOR SALE--ONE 6-YEAR OLD PONY, HARNESS, 545 = democrat wagon. - Apply at 155 Fourthst. V, O GOTTAGE GROVEAV, JUNGIION OF Onlumet—A. front room, farnished or nne furnished, with board ; also, & medium-sized hoatod room. House first-class, References raquired. 384 WABASHAV. - AN ~ELEGANTLYIUR. nished room on’the first floor, bath room, &o. with first-class tablo, i e 3Q7 VABABE AV ~HOXRDERS ACCOMMODAT- ed ot reasonabla rates. 305 WABASEAY, CORNER OF HUBBARD. court—Unfarnished rooms to rent with or without board, single or in uites: have all the modern improve: ‘menta, and are in the most complote order. Q) SOUTHDEARBORNST. (BURNSIDE), NEAR nt parlor fornished, 2 ro nnd Esand: $0 mbrsled couplo B BIB: siogie e 2ard, to ma : 5" Bo0d tablo, and everstning hrat-ciass. erem ‘WABASH-AV.—TO RENT, FURNISHED 529 Tontroom, with boacd. B 5 AND 636 STATE-ST, NEAR THIRTEENTH- 653 st.—Wantad s few moro first-olss bosrdors at Bag- ey Hotel ; room suited for man and wife. DD o i boary, Tor 1sdy shd aaut, oo Singls sea Tomon; private family; bath-root. - Refersnces raguited. 694: ‘WABASH.AV.—A LARGE, COMFORTABLY furnished third-story room; also, single room, with board. Referenca maniq. . ) WABASHAY._PARTIES TOOKING For 79 ‘board will find very desirable rooms, suitablo for gontlomets, or gentlomen a2 thelr wiree. 8() INDIANA-AV, NEAR EIGHTEENTH-ST.— An extra large furnished room, with large closet, stove, ete., with board, suitable for two or three gentlo- Tmon : BOARD WANTED. JOARD4ND HOME COMEORTS I A PEIVATE family b5 a young, esotioman; Senth Side, withia s’ walk of [adison-st. 0; will pay 87, 8 arens 1. 078 Wabaahave, Hooim 9, OARD—_ON SOUTH SIDE_ROOM AND BOARD a s prigate family for & widow lads: soforoncss, ex- chunged, Address, stating location and terms, T &, Tri- buno Branch ofico- : buggies, and sleighs o lot by -oryear. QLEICHS SLEIGHS _FINEST DOUBLE AND STV Dgls JFOR SALE_A SPLENDID TEAMON ACCOUNT of removal. Inguire at No. 485 Mitchell-t. 2 OF: SATE_AGOOD YOUNG HORSE, SUITABLE ' o express wagon of tea tro in rear of 653 Wost Tndinna st b TE ‘Fo&fism—coub HORSE,- HARNESS. AND it delivery wagon. 163 Twenty-second-st. DEOC. ON HAISTED, NEAR PRty et wiitac o Ot by by proving propei and P g DE%I&E, 442 H&n(y—lonn.h-n. S100 oEETARR IO, TE0 SORE B an -5Ls., 3 A 3 ‘ainted black. Mare'stwo hind logs :u‘:%&%ndkvmhn ‘weighs 900 to 1,000 s, e e e et coctor Srmenntnn hoalure 30 EUASSE R o UBLI0 NOTICE-T. R. BROOKMAN, 10 Tweoty.socond-st,, foels a plessuro in Jnforming ap- plicants and partied winting firsc-clasa stable, nccommo- ations, that ho has just completed hisnew brick bara and coach bouses and is mow propared 'to- offer to horsa ovmers comfotable atalls and attendance second_to none inthecity. T. R. B. hashlson good-stock of Portland catters and other sleighs for salo., Horsos, cArriges, ‘mile, hour, day, month, 'artland cutters at HA” 3 B8 mow satoncoora S0 State, nest. Harshoniat el ing 1ately occupied by Ghurch for house farnishing goods. \WO HORSES FOR SALE, ONI AND ON. T e Siu0: if catled for AR R AGENTS WANTED. . A A AR A A A N ‘WANTED—GOOD OANVASSERS ARE G&:fi; 810 to $13 a day with my goods; every articla onon and 5 atapio sa ous: esmpios froe.’ O. AL LIN- INGTON, %3 West Monroe-st., Chicago. - ‘GENTS WANTED—IN EVERY TOWN TO SELL tbba ulding and weather strip; Lar; S e O RO WH, W West Lake-st. : TS WANTED_FOR THE GITY AND GOUN- AR le]‘ivnfidlchgg_‘ded i overy Bosse: poed can: i sasily B150 ber. ToAth. Addicss ELAS: BT I e e 0 EXCHANGE—_HORSE, B . AND HAR- T e Stato whatsow nav to sonioncs, ‘nd sdds G 29, Tribuno office. e TURDOOTOR . L - ANTED—A GOOD SOUND BUSINESS HORSE IVFW ot afzald of stesm cars; omo to welgh 1,000, o L300 Tha; must beoh p'nrush- ©. B, DUPEE, corner a5 "ANTED-GOOD YARD AND STABLING FOR 20 ) R AR IR il ooy o drers MAJOR HLX- ANTFD_A PLATFORST SPRING oR e elatis A S 5 whar o0, CUL- VER, PAGE, TIOYNES COo 115 an 50 Momsossts ANTED—A SPAN OF MATOHED OITY BROKE i L work-horses. T. . Py T BAEER s, i sacketat PRINTING MATERIAL. FOB. SALE-TWO SMALL IMPOSING STONES. Can be seen in = on dainy of for oo composing x00m of Tho Tribuns ofios, GENTS WANTED — PROFITABLE EMPLOY- ‘mont. Wo wish to empley gontizmon and lsdiés ta Solicit orders for the celeb ed. o, Shul $re Sewing Mackine, _ Stitchralikn on both sides.” ‘1t stitch, hom, fell, tuck, cord, bind, brald, gather, an St et S ind leather. ”?f‘;m' DERSON & CO., Clovaland, -OBlo, ar St TLouls, ¥o. : i - BUSINESS CHANCES. ROVEMENTS — A B P b s e o Ses No. 8 Norsh YWetls-ste i g _tapes of a meat and Cheip. "OAPITAL BARGAIN-THE BIOCK AND FIX. f rovision store will be sold very Taautro at 291 Wast Madison-st. _A:FEUH‘ BOX MANUFACTORY: IN COMPLETE oxder for sale. Over 200 acres of land, teams, immense_ trade established. Makands, IlI. 1 shouses, d Kefiress DUHOLS, KEYAREE & 00, BPOE SIORE AND NEWS DEPOT IN CITY OF 5.000 inhabitanta, for sale; no_other in town; reason ill pealth. Yoquire o Co.n Chicago, or O A N M ondntay g Newa 280 Y, Hnisioa sty for salos mmall store, do- Tnquire st 18135 West: Madison-aty ((TGAR, STATIONERY, NOTION AND NEWS DE- ) ot B Somh tha West Side. go0. dnguise of X BURNHAM & S , 157, and159 B nei ok save chance, Tor er with ‘amall capital. For terms, class connections, for. p-T ‘boarding Batistactory reasons for sais. Inqiiro on the premises. RUG STORE POR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST ON W . Good reasons for selling. ggists, South Oanal-s JoE; SALE THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS AT Fort Wayne, Ind., containing engine, boiler cupola, e in compléte running order: atc., address ISAAC D'ISAY, EAD! READ!] READIN_BEST CHANCE EVER offered. Sods, mineral watar; and bottling factory, ‘with 8 hon 4 o etc. Pri ery moderate. Tairo of NOOKTN & FISCHER 15 South Dospiaines-at, R2RE CHANOE-SELDOM MET. WITH 4 PIANO ‘and with first- bustness, in good runaing order and with oly frst- sale. Terms essy. hava t6o much on hand to attend toif. Apply to W e atre: HE FIXTURES AND LEASE_OF 453 WABASH. av., elegantly furnished, snitable”for restaurant, cluh ‘honse, for salo at bargain. Y A BALF INTEREST IN A WELL. 3400?&*&% ‘gemteel caah busincss, paying thal ‘amonnt monthly. - 1 asbington st., i Ry e <3) ) Botel, ecan apenndl.:’gsab esa il boat tho clo “Answer . Viow may bohad-: © 56, Téibunc ofice. man, o, ‘house doing $7 5()—ABACEAGE DELIVERY BUSINESS TOR can be in saio, having & good run of castom, and which crensed 0.2 Targs oxtent-. For two sctive soung good chance.. Sold 1t of disay p B oo, addioss N ID, Heipune bicer PARTNERS WANTED. “A HOTEL MAN, terest, in a new toly, stating where inter- ARTNER WANDED—A PRACTICALHARDWARE o hase - interest in an established rotail 'S55,000 of bustesa ‘per. aanum.® Address, ety smenat ot avaliable capital, T 8% Neibann offica: PAB'KNER WANTED—A GOOD WORKING PART- ner, in & first-class, g restaurant; will take une office. 5 g, fnd tha balance u{’&!’&mmg Dprofits, Address PARINER WANTED_IN THE CREEN WILLOW ‘Houso D . whers o Lttlo is zaved nu'a'uzm‘ampé et Admmast. oo o -- TO EXCHANGE. ~ 0 EXOHANGE_TEE OWNER OF LARGE LAND. “ed [uctive estates, having sons desirous of Foin‘ fato Buslieas I Ohcags. il exbhungo improvod fara . No botier chance over offarod - AR5 G855 Dassbormae. ANTEDIN EXOHANGH FOR A NEW FIRST: W A s piann horso and bugay. Addr Al o e BRTOH, 55 Wibknar. oo i WASIER = ™0 EXOHANGE — A BEAUTIFUL gTOT! ‘Langley-av., noax the corner of Forty. ton - tuird ey S35 1010 76 ALl for famber to build upon VEL: 7 sdjoining Iots.” J. 8. 8CO 6 East Madison near Btatest. - = o made 2 ‘fizflfifév %'C0.. 35 Tammbor Exchangs, comer. of soklin abd Water- N = MUSICAL. "OTASS NEW PIANOS AT GREALTY RE. e potoss. ~Itwill pay y0u 1o gxamiins. . One o acond and rosewood 6% octave, 8140, orfor reat far 85, B Pack-av., Weab Sido, . - .| i, ASGENTE WANTED—IN EVERY COUNTY OF THE tal - G Bt "ANTED T0 EXOHANGE FOR_ACRE PROP. W 12 Gook County, & business block in & 0% oy less miles and - worth 320,000, an Sl TS S o - PERSONAL., NCH CONSULATE-INFORMATION WANT. e by the Foretan ofcs aboat - M. Banor. G Mrs. Hah Zimmer, Faoqusa Bacgmare, Corsetos Hact “Alozandor son. S5 GEIMAUD DE CAUX, Acting BOVLE of FNC TOU 20 6 WARITE: R s R BB WILL . MBS, ADA HAMILTO.7 or 'E%fifl“u‘f& ‘ddiing 1o N 8 THpuas ofice 620 wished to soe Bite = )