Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1872, Page 7

- THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1872. 7 e THE LOUISVILLE LOTTERY. How the Three Hundred and Seventy= five Thousand Dollars were Dravn. ille, Ey. (Dec. 7), Correspondencs of the Cincine Loviazilley By. (Dec. T Sorvcaps “The drawing, £2id to be for the Public Library of this place, 14 over; and, now that I have been s close observer of. everyihing connected with the drawing that an_outsider (I mean o repre- sentative of the press) could see, I will give yor in as brief 3 manner as possible, an account of * the procecdings, as well as the impressions mads upon myzelf and one or to other disinterested spectators, from what we witnessed. 'At 6 o'clock in the morning I presented myself, at the pgreat hallof the Public Library, but found that it was not yet opened. At balf-past 6 the doors were opened and abont twenty mu- eicians entered znd took their seats in the or- chestra. Skortly after Lalf-past 6 a_few police- men and threo or four loafers mado their ap- pestance, and ¢ the samo timo ono of the ‘officials ceme along, Who passed meon fo the stage. - The first thing I noticed on the stage was the wo wheels. It is, however, of no consequence 0 describe them. I was furnished a seat neer & table, of which thero were three on the stage, oo for tho offiisl reconders of the drawing, and %wo for the reporters of newspapers, . . _ Heying never attended a lottery drawing be« fore, Iwas under the impression that tho reason it commenced o catly in the morning was on account of tho tage, 75,000 in number, having to” be counted in the_ presenco of an impartizl coma mittee of tho eudience, or any pergons thab * could vouch for their being corréct; but here I ‘was soon deceived, aud shown how innocent I was in this matter, for at 7 o'clock, when thero wore not yet more than a_dozen porsons on the stage normore than thirty or forty in the hall, - besides the band of musicians beforo referred to, and while the gas jets were yot tequired to show * light m the building, therd entered on to the stage, by the side door, three rough-leoking men, cach bearing a trunk of the commonest daserip- tion on hi§ shoulder, and, after leying down - theirloads on the stoge near to the foot-lights . ihey retired. Shorily after two men came an .~ opened these trunks, and one of the officials in- formed me that they were tho Committee who counted the tags. The door in the gide of tho Iargest of the two wheels was now opened, and he tags, which were of thin hard leather;.and about @ size smaller then the brass tags usually iven as checks for taggage, were taken off of .+ Yong wires, Some of the Wircs, it was said, con- * tained a thousand tags, and others conteined zny number from fifty toa thomsand. Each wire, however, was emptied of i1s tags, and +* when the threa trunks were empty, some .ono remerked that thers wers 75,000 tags then in the wkecl, but it would be fairly impossible for Any one present_to say whether thers were -ten, twenty, thirty, fifty, ninety, or one hundred thonsand, or even more, iags in the wheel When I asked one of the officials, * Who count~ ed the tags £” he answered, * Hon. John Barber, Colonel Jelson P. Johnston, and Wm. Murphy.” Icould find noome on the stage who could in- form me who Hon. John Barber was. Colonel Jelson P. Jrinston, I was told, ywas tho landlord of the Galt House, erd Wm. Murphy was his clerk. Now, these thres gentlemen named are nodoubt very honest men, and may have count- edthe tags, althongh wo hove not the slightest evidence that they did do so, but let us suppose tlat theydid. How long were tho tagsin the three common frunks, and where did they come from early last Saturdsy morning ? The reason Idwell eo long on this tag ques- tion is because on it the whole question of hion- esty or dishonesty of this lottery depends. A geatleman from Cincinnati who sat alongeide Toe, to whom I spoke of this teg business, sxid : “ Give me the counting of the tags for thai wleel, and Tl arrange it beyond doubt that every prize drawn goes into the hands of the getters-up of the lottery.” Who could tell that the numbered tags pub into the great wheel represented the numbers of thetickers sold? It is quite possible that only 2 fow of the tickets sold were represented by the tegs. Onehedtio have great faith to believe £hiat eny considerable number of the tickats for which people paid their money was represented. ‘We know that it was imposaible to fix these tags to suit the parties deeplyinterested in the profits «af the lottery. That this thing conld be doneisbeyond doubt. Was it done in this instance? Impossible to ssy. One may believe it was, ‘but, like the Judge on the bench, whois often morally cer- tain of the guilt of & prisoner, and has to let him g0 scot free because his guilt cannot be prove we also have to be content with well-grounde suspicions. ‘Was the drawing fair? Indeed it was! The drawing of the prizes out of the whecl was ono of the fairest, fransactions ever witnessed. There were five official registers present, all of them gentlemen well known to the peoplo of Touisville. Ex-Governor Bramlette was also present; A. J. Ballard, Esq,, presided at the large heel, and Oliver H. Stratton a the small. An- drow Grabam, Esq., and Colonel Churchill helped to eeo that the numbers drawn from the ~whoels were properly registered. As far ns the drowing was concerned, nothing could be plain- er or fairer. It would be impossible to cheat. _ How sirange that not less twelve well- _Jmown gentiemen helped to sea that the drawing . w2s fair. Buot the drawing was of no conse- -" .quence whatsoever, if the tickets drawn wore ld Ly the men who conducted the lottery, and who were behind tho scenes, and with Whose names the public arenot at ail ncquainted. 1 would consider it au. insult to the readers of thio Gazette to describe the drawing, or tell how iho senseless crowd, that sat in tho thestro from 7 in the morning ntil 7 st night, appisuded whea the voice of the man who took the cash prizes from tho hands of the blind girl an- ‘Dounced 2 large prize, but not one of that sudi- enco of 8,000 draw a cent. Cincinnati and Ohio hiad tens of thousands of ‘doliars in this lottery, Where is there to be found the individuls who obtsined prizes? Whers_can yon not find the fools that threw sway the dollars they may some day waut? Aud yot they thiew them avay, por- euading therselves that the lottery would be as fair &5 lottery could bo, and that the money w72 for a good object—for tho Public Library of . Louisville. _The managers of this enterprise corld well afford {0 givo to their patrons fifty or even ono hundred thousanddollare, and yet make themselves very rich indeed. W& favo no doubt thet some few tickot-holders will turn up who received small prizes, for that is one of the baits . Recessary to the succass of the swindle. Tt was' Teprescnted that the tags left in the wheel after the draving would be counted. They swere not, and will not'be. The Public Library may barely receive 50 cents ot of every $10 To- ceived by the managers, Bt srother lottery is snnounced. Who will buy tickets init after what_we will tell them ? Wil thera be any one 60 rash 28 to delude him- self thathe cza over get 8 centof his money buck, to say noibisg of goiting & largo prize? The philsnthropic object of the Library is a well- conoocted gnare and delusion. This lottery busi- Dess is 5 disgrace to Louisville, and will, if not disgountenanced by all who study the bappiness and prospenty of their fellow-men, be produc- tive of widespresd ruin and demoralization. Calumue, Znd. (Dec. ) Despatch to the Cincinnati Ene uirer. There has been considerable excitement here in onr usually quiet little city since Ssturdsy noon, over the result of the lottery drawing at Louisville. Aclub of ten holding the lucky number, £,450, which drew the 575,000 prize, live here. ' Their names and coeupations are as follows: W. H, Webb, of the firm of Pirkinson & Webb, contractors and builders; T. C. Bar- gess, clork in a grocery store; W. D. Sumner, cér ; Albert Jones, ex-County Cleth; Chas, cColla, cattle dealer; Loyd Mortage, car- enter ; Frank Pancake, liquor dealer ; Gideon ultz, drayman ; Henry Botbrock, blacksmith ; aud Chicles C. Ciawlord, trnelliig agont for Conduit, Dougherty & Jo., Indianapolis. * A Strike Among the Paris Actresses, Paris Correspondence of the London Nexs, The principal actresses of the Paris theatres ‘bave struck,—not for a riseof salary, but against the 1y of fashion. Under theleadership of Mdlles. Fargueil, Descles, and Bernhardt, they pronounce sgainst thoee’ picces_aux robés, in which the poverty of the play is dissimulated by the skill of the dressmaker. The stage has zome to be Le Follel, or Le Diable Rose in action, Tinsel, cotton, velvet, and guipure made of stamped poper have been long Since rel- egated to the suburben theatres. The ve ladies who now cry out to be relieve trom the weight of Genoa pile and the choice eilks of Lyons would have scorned & few years 250 to fread the hoacds in suything less costly. ey N0W try to justify themselves on the plea that they then only yielded to a necossity which no longer exists. Actresses who went to play. before the Court at Compiegne had to dress &8 finely 5 any of tho ladies in the train of the Empress. Tho stage was close to the seats of the Imperial family and their guests, the malo :uon of w(l)uv.h l:ga?s xug&h\' itncursiona mto Freen!um etween the acts. Hence the sbsoluie rule of the Grand Chamberlain ngn.iglst those sumptuary artifices to which Adrienne ouvrenr, Clairon, Mars, Georges, Dorval, Rachel herself readily -ha the enparb MP'"- st themselves. Count Bacciochi, the director 'Y the Emperors menus had on 2 3 las} b3 t0yetress forbidden the Court Thentra vecanss ch ot CaMteiore mock pearls when playing the part of & T andfyychess | At Vichy, which became for bastorieat easons a conservatoire for s class of aciresses #5ho were anything but artistes, this procedent was adopted. Those who stuck to the old-fash- ioned costumiers were snubbed by suthors and managers, they knowinggr that loxurious acces- sories wonld best attract s court devoid of artis- tic feeling, literary culture, or maral elevation. The fineness of tho plt 7o was the only oriter- ion of the excellence of the bird. A Biddons wearing 8 pinchbeck crown would have been less esteemed than s third-rate actress with s “‘river” of diamonds round ber neck. The Paris thes~ tres, depending more or less upon the Minis~ try of Fine Arts and the favor of the Tuilerios, followed the example set by Vichy and Compieghe. Their green rooms became select circles for petits creves, foreign plutocrats, and courtiers. M. Arsenc Houssaye was the pontiff there in metters of taste and art. His netural function being that of pawnbrokers valuer, actresges found that, however,gleverly imitat sham jewelery and machine:jifide laco could nof be palmed off "8 genuinwzwherever he pene- trated. But there is no loger any Court in Baris. The Palaco of Compieghe is looked up, Vichy forgets_the Empire, Arsene ‘Housseye 18 out of dato, and tho Comfe de Parissnd his uncles, who' sometimes patronize the drams, have no genius for millinery. Plutocrats in search of pleasure 1o longer rush in shoals to_Paris as they used when Baron Haussmann and the ex- Emperor kept open house for their benefit. Why, then, ahaulg actresses persist in spending ten times more than their “salaries bring them in !tu_via dresses ? If the managers object to bugles, cotton velvet, and paper lace, let them bear the cost of genuine articles. The bills Mdlle. Fargueil was obliged to_pay for the cos- tumes she wore in the Famille Benoiton and Patrie would, if invested in an snnuity, have secured her a comfortable income for the rest of her life. The Ghent lace alone on her famous blue drees came to 12,000 francs. In lookg:E over her bills, it was a poor consolation to think that she had set the fashions for a few seesons. Those actresses who study their _profession serionsly, propose, os 3 means towards suppress- ing the pieces auz robes, to banish from the green room every one that is not connected with the theatres. Were arule to this effect made, a return to old-fashioned kind of wardrobes would be possible, and the drama would be emancipat- &d from tha crushing tyranny of l Diable Rose. BOARDING AND LODGING. ‘Wost Side. - 5 ]9 SOUTE ANN-ST._ROONS T0 LET EN SUITE or slngle, with or without bosxd. Ferms oheap. 4] NORTH GSANGAMONST.— UNFURNISHED rooms to rent; also, & few gentlemen boarders wanted §5 per weok; day boarders €560 por woek. Q] SOUTH MORGAN.ST _TWO NIGELY TUL. nishod rooms, with board for gentlemen; houss has ail the modern improvementa. 134 WARNEN-AV._BARDEONE FRONT PAR- lor, with suporior tablo board, for married couple, and accommodations for two young gentlemen.. W) HINGTON-ST.,~FURNISHED 17T coome it arot Srece acaommodadions, House mod: ‘orn, logallty contral and plessent. SOUTH MORGAN-ST._TURNISHED FRONT 18 oo R oura, avas ver wock. Also & front parlor. WEST JACKSON, NEAR WALSTEDST.— 188 d%ai nd gmall, well furniiged, Gis, BB oo Bornte” Cloag fosetion, " Rerms modorato. 9 WEST WASHINGTON-ST., COR. PEORIA — 224, B At Sion combs well rocommmented can find good accommocations, WE TUREN-ST., COR. MORGAN.— T B T Y AT A ieasvat room for ono or two gon {lemon; femily small. = —2 LARGE TURNISHED ROOMS, 280 A AT o A uara (oranktast ot 4.0: i Farat6), o s family of taree or foar, Of four gentlemon, sndiomely farmiihed, msd G larso puror aad “etzed sitiing-room ; piano 3 orts of & e e abovo, or 't Hoom 14, 165 Mast Washings tonst, Reforenoes. TWEST MONROE-ST. —T0 RENT, WITH 305 bas; desicablo reoms, south front, suitablo for gentleman and wife or single gents. ©) SWEST WASHINGTON-ST.—1 LARGE FUR. 33-1 nished room, with board for gentleman and wife or firo gontlomon; al: Is0, one single room. 335 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—TO RENT, WITH ‘board, & einglo room, furnished, to a gontleman. Day boarders wanted. WEST ADAME-ST.—OAN ACGOMMODATE ‘board: i s e 3 ‘WEST WASHINGTONST.—BAOK_PARLOR Jery Host tablo board, J R 34 ‘;‘PST MONROE-ST., NEAR ABERDEEN— leasant, enito of front rooms, furnished, with- gut or with board. "Losation Srst-ciss, Torms rosaona blo. WEST RANDOLPH-ST.— T - BT e Dmns. sui a0 tacks itk Sours, ‘bath, ¥o.; roomalso for a few sonts. References. ADAMS.ST,, 1 BLOOK FROM UNION CHINA. 604 piR A St doto T e o St o — ‘accommodations, furnished or unfurnished, for ladies and Celebration of the Marriage of the | gentlomen, or single gentiemon. Emperor. - | 607 ESTMADISON-ST., NEAR UNION PARK - Shanghae (Oct. 26) Correspondence of the New Yor] Herald. The marriage ceremony of the Emperor of China took place on the 16th of October. Thera was no popular excitement or demonstration such as would accompany the nuptials of roy- alty in Europe, nor even'a very general interest displayed by the citizens of tho capital in_the event. Everythingseemed tobe formal, and, so far as the oufer barbarian or the more favored Celestial of unofficial position was concerned, perfectly private. A fow days beforo the event Chung-how and axothor high offlal from the Tsung-li Yamen, called on the foreign Ministers and suggested that they should ask their * nationals ” to keep out of the way. Some of the Ministers—Mr. ‘Wade among the number, and Mr. Hart for the cnstoms officiale—accordingly issued notifica- tions requesting foreigners to avoid showing themselves while the procession passed along, which the foreigners considerately did, so far as 'was consistent with their determination to see somewhst of it. Among the wedding guests wore the Ambassa~ dors from the tributary States of Cores, Annam and Loochoo. The first mentioned came, it is #aid, expressly to do honor to tho auspicious occasion. The resident foreign Ministers, who refuse to kolow, were of course excluded from the ceremonial. ‘Excepting tho procession from the imperial palace to the Empress elect’s residence, esery- thing was conducted within the sacred’privacy of m‘;fim The procession part is, there- fore, ll that can be noticed. For some weeks greviunsly the road along the route to be taken y_the procession was put munder repair and carefully watered and cleaned, B0 that it was bronghte up fo a pitch of finish altogether exceptional in China. The por- ‘tion traversed is raiter over a mile in length, amd on the 10ih inst. the processions began by fl:le transference of the imperial furniture to the palace. < The first ot consisted of the imperial bed- stead, of the ordinary Chinesa_four-posted stylo in Canton blackwood, eplendidly carved, and with rich hangings. =~ A looking-glass, ‘eight ardrobes, elght teanks, and & fow (sbaics, all in the same material and style, formed part of the Buit ; and during the next few days other articles of farniture and objects of vertu were sent into the palace, many of them no doudbt wedding presents. About 4 in the afternoon of the 16th instant, the grand wedding procession issued from tho im erial palace to bring the brideto her imperial or A body of runners Dé)recedefl it, and at the head of the procession rode & Mongol Princo, with his attendants, Then came Fifty white ponies, with yellow housings, and led by men in scarlet, The band, dresseed in scarlet—silent, A number of men marching ins , with banners— small fisgs of yellow or red, having bluo or ‘Black dragons emblazonéd on them, and borne on red poles, A searlet umbrella of Stata, » - él;_unh fmo ggzdud zen wilh lamps, orty-eight c round eml fens, Two bisck umbrellas, Two white umbrellas, Six sellow umbrellas, Six“red nmbrellas, Two blus umbrellas. o embroidered yellow umbrellas, Avont one hundred and fifty men with banners, Two men who walked by the side of the path and boze aloft lamps,from which depended banners, These men wero clothed in scarlet ‘and had thelr dress varied with yellow spots. Two Princes, ono a finlooking man, said to be Pririco Eung. These Princes wero the Masters of the Ceremoniea. “The Exapress' Book and Seal, each borae on & white The Empress’ Chair, covered with yellow silk and gold, he poles Ted, and carried by sixteen eunuch’ bearers, all in acarlet and freely be-but- toned; rixteen spare bearers following. A Manchu Prince, With numerous attendants and officials on horseback, . Abont wo bundred guards on foot. In enumerating the etceterss of the pro- cession, we have here the additions—principally the lamp-bearers and the chairs with the Em- press’ Book and Seal—which were made on the Teturn, between 11 and 12 p. . The procession was not very long, but the coup @il wes meg- nificent. The dresses and sppointments wero rich and spléndid, and eve: ing was carried throngh in the quietest manner. Lumber Notes. The Grand Rapids Fagle says: “That the epizootic i not affecting horses in the woods very much,” and says “were it not known that the distemper were abrond it would e called a hard cold.” Ttalso ssys that *the lumbermen will not put in more than 75 or 80 per cent of the number of logs put in in 1870 or 1871. Thero is plunzot 800w, and wages are from £5 to S8a month lower than at the beginning of the sea~ son.” —The firm of Ryerson, Hills & Co., of Muske- fon, ‘have the contract to cut 5,000,000 feet of ogs this fall and winter for Nick Schuler, of that place. The loge are to be._brought to Muskegon aud sawed up thers during the win- ter. Over 1,000,000 feet of the amount is already on the ekids, The Boom Company hes delivered over 800,000,000 feet of logs %nnng the season just closed, and it is stated that that smouat ot jumber has been at, and shipped from, Muske- gonduring 1872. It is thonght that in future more of the lumber will be sold st Muskegon and Jess ab Chicago, & change in favor of the lumber producers. 4 —The will of Horace Hawes, of San Francis- co, who left §1,000,000 to found s college, has been broken—on the ground that the tesfator was insane—and his heirs have inherited the property. —Cadette, the hesd chief of the Mescalero Apaches, in’ New Mexico, was murdered by his son-in-Iaw, simply becauss Cadette had ordered Tim $o live on the reservation st Fork Stanton. —Sixty-seven years ago was Inid the comer- stono of tho first building of the Philadelphin Academy of the Fine Arts. - On_Saturdsy last ]fiz_a corner-stone .of the second building was i Tn privato family, plcasant front room, closet, and gas, with firat-class board. _ Terts reasonablo. 85() WEST, MADISON.ST._PLEASART TRONT rooms Inr%znh and wife. Also singlo rooms for gontlemen. Table boarders accommodated. BISHQE COURT HOTEL i WEST MADISON-ST..— A few clegant femily rovms: also rogms for singls entiomen, with board; streat cars pass the door every fow minutes. South Side. HUBBARD.COURT-RQOM TO RENT, WITH first-clnss board, euitabip Jor two gentiomon. {8 EAST HARRISON:ST.—TOUR GENTLEMEN can find a pleasant zoom; also, accommodations for ay boarders. 43 HUBDARDCOURT _WEw BOARDING houso; first-class board, with room, §5 to 86 par weck, wilh use of pisuo, Doy board, Siv 12 oA O A T <o) amciea large front rogim, A ‘oard ; alio, one mediut-sized heated rooz § Bouso Arste class, FORNISHED FRONT 334 TABASEAV. - AN ELEGANTLY FOUR- nished front parlor, with first-class table; also, x00m for fonr gentlemen. 490 SQUTH DEAREORN (BURNSIDE).ST NEAR Twentyninth—A front suifo of farnished rooms, ¥ith first-rate board, 315 to married couplo or §24 for four; a single room with fire, 87; overything first-olass. 54,8 TABISE-AV.—ONE LARGE NICELY EUT. nished room fo rent with board; also, tablo boarders accommodated. 603 WABASEAV.-FANDSOME PARLOR TO ‘rent, with board, furnishad or unf ed, Also suite of rooms for thres gentlomen o family. MICHIGAN-AV.—3 ‘rooms, with board. CITY REAL ESTATE. OR BALE—COTTAGE AND LOT, 8 NORTH Loty eSS Ouetieah ; 90,500, X cash. Cottago and lot, 691 West Indisna at. ; 83,700, Cottage and 1ot, North Robey-st. h.. Gotign and lof, ut K ranston: G100} soRhiy pays Cottage and lot, 847 North Reuben-at.; €3, Cattage and two lots, at Evanston, 81,550, Zots at Dosplaines, $5monthly payments; S100. ot Tort at Braneton, somopayIenie; S0, House and Iot, 448 West Erio-st; §3,700. 4houses and lots at Irving Park; to oxchange, Cottage and lot, 445 West Eris-st. ; 81,500, Hous and ot 16 Walnatas. 2000, Coltage aud 1at, .808 Bacond-st. 33, ‘Honso and lot, & Wolnut-st. ; 8,000 BROWN & COMBIONS, 145 West Madison-st. oL o st avrvze yoon ficolste., 252135 5., oheap for cach. of owner, on promisas, 110 Waibutate oo Ladeie TO RENT--HOUSES. 10 RENT—-BY WM, H. SAMPSON & CO., REAL O ok Frouss Henting Agemor, 16t LaSalorstr Otis Black: SOUTH DIVISION. 133 Vincennes-av., two-story and basement brick house, complately fumniabidd, 10 00ms; faralture:for xoat oF 2o o. 662 Butterfiel , 12 rooms.. ocLmo-story brick Houso on Thisty-oighth-st., neas Vin- nnes-o. ‘Fumished houso on Vernon-av., 12 rooms. 'Vernon-av., marble-front bouso, - WEST DIVISION. Three new three-story stone-front housos on Laflin-st., et Monrocst., 15 rooms each. = Six rooms, 190 West Madison-st. Upper partof house sountheast corner Ful- ton and Oakley.sts. E00 West Washington.st., compioto- Ipfarnished. & Largo lit of bonses to tont el pucta of Gity. W, H. SAMPEON & CO., = i€f LaSalle-st,, Otis Block. WANTED--MALE HELP. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. ANTED—A-GROCERY GCLERK, BARTENDER, and driver: also, man with smail capital. ~ Employ mont Agency, 216 East Washington-st, Room 28. SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. ITUATION WANTED-AS BOOKKEEPLT SHIP- or roc + Eoven years” dce. Ad- drels LG, Teibumo oem, o VWASTED-FOR A¥EW DAY5-A COPYIST, AT Boom 10, 177 East Madison-st. VWASIED-A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPEE 1O post and close up a sat of commission books. Must be practical. Best of city roference. D 4, Tribuae offico. VVANTED-DRY GOODS SALESMAN; ¢ MEN for business in clty; alao, man with §250." Business Agency, 18§ Exst Washington-st., np-stairs. ANTED — A THOROUGHLY __ COMPETENT double entry bookkoeper. Only those able to pro- duce the highest references as to oficiency aud character need apply.” Blatoage aud salary required. 285, Trib- co, 'OR SALE — BY HENRY P. GEORG! REAL F Estate Arsn €9 Clark-st.: E, COheap Iot inside city limits, bn%dma. ‘entworth-ay,, near Twenty-sixth-st,, 81,500, Twenty-sixth-st., near Buddun, 1, Twenty-fifth-st., near Wallace, 81,000, Josephsty neat Archaray., 3150, Coolidge-at., near Contre-av., $1,500. Dobsasat., near Bluo Island-av., $1,000. Frankfort-st., near Robey, 3500, 'OR SALE 164 WEST LAKEST LOT AND ALL o rovemnate, Tronts on gmo,o ME . CONIINGE: 15 Bact Handoiphost, - Dared OR SALE—$0 FEET, WABASH-AV., F Yflrfl%l‘h and Forty-slxth-sf ASEAY SETWREN ot 0 feot, Stata-st., batwoen Forty-Af B ook, Bt Seimon Toanty thid sty fourth-sta. - B ncros, Gornor Tifty-ffthost. and boulovard, Stato-st., o e tes S esidonoo, bastness, sad ofh o 3 . * PRREDY £ h AR E PR 88 Washington-st. OR SALE—31,200, 8300 OASH, WILL o) g :nBth;lgo lm‘}sl’pt ?.sgugwm m’tb %ll!i. UBHUYTBXELA"?gE;;z . “Balknoo 1, 5 and © Soare, & A GOULD, 115 Deorbormiat. pet e QR BALE_SEMINARY.-AV., TWO.STORY AND e el P Mgt ef oot Nixon's Bullding, northeast cornor Monroe and LaSallo. QR BALE-VERY OHEAP-TWO LOTS ON 0 RENT_I20 WABASH-AV., 3-50BY- FRAME o5 Bacsait =t., 3-story framo house, 8 rooms, Cottago on Michigan-ay., betwoen Sixty.firat and Six- ty-second-sts., Englewood. 134 Fulton-st., 2-story frame, 7 rooms. 1012 West Addms-st., O-story frame House, 19 rooms. 474, 476, 478, and 480 North LaSalle., 2-story and bise- ‘ment marbls front houses of about 13 rooms each.. (24 Fullerton-a%., b-stors and basement masblo front, 13 oms. 743 Bedgwick-st., 2story and basoment brick dwalling, 1t rooms. 20 Sodgwick-st. Cottags commor Noblo aod Blackhigwleate, | o st the, Gen: n EW NEWBURY, Roous 83549 Brvan Biocks O 0, RENT-FINE BRICK DWELLING 73 THTR cnthst,, 11 rooms, bath-room, &c. ; everythl good repair. £, RYAN, 69 Statc st ke 70 RENT_OF TOR SALE—CHEAP, L NEW TW0. Rt A DEW, Room 17 Bryan Block, corner LaSzlle and Mon. roa 10 RENT-—. ‘West Lake and Hoyne-sts; gas, water, and barn; im- medlato possession. KERE, DAVISON & WELCH, 1 LaSallost. 0, RENT_FURNISHED 6-ROOM GOTTAGE 25 | AfcGrogor-st., betweon Twonty-fourth and Twenty-- fftheats., ab $40 pér month. Inquiro b 11 Prairie-ay. 0 RENT—A FURKISHED HOUSE COMPLETE TO T keep a fow boardors, at 850 West Madison-at. Flournoy-st.; 6 lots on Lexington- He 3 Easy tortan, R. 5. GOODWILLIE U8 West Madisonst: FOR, SALE_TWO BUILDINGS, 1STORY s, 7 flavshtorod at $400 sach, oaeh 4 Yosrs’ gronad loase, moar e . R.G. GOODWILLIE, 1557 oot Madingh-ses - oner 'OR = BALE-8100 MONTHLY-BEST LOTS ON A SRR s Madtonte o =20 St 0 RENT—COTTAGE FOR Sib: HAS FOUR GOOD rooms, wator, &o. Good neighborhood. L. WHIT- REY, Room 25, 164 LaSalle-st. TG, RENT—_COTTAGE OF SEVEN ROONS, ai, OF four rooma 18, threo rooms 813, Farnishid if destr: ed. 631 West Ven Buren-st. 0_RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BOUSE No. 1147 Michigan-ay., until April 1, 183, Immedi. ito posseasion given, Iuqulroof GHAS. E. BRONER, ash-av. OB, SALEWHO WANTS THEMI_COTTAGE and loton Park-av., 82,50; eas unes and Tots on'Axtesia Faltonaty E.m," o cas] &Y, near ‘Houso of 13 rooms, 71 Ashley-st., near Lincoln, §3,000; 100 d il 2 3 L 'OR SALE-TWO F] HUB! Le FOESyE To s s v popt iana-ot., mors Hovas, This waolk; easy tarms. Bl GOODVILLLE, 108 West Madtsonat, 0_RENT_TWO-STORY FRAME HOUBE NO,.600 ‘Wost Washington-st., 10 rooms, ail modern improvo- ments, comfortably furnished, possession at onco. Ap- Py f8 W- H. BAMPSON & 851 Ratulost., Giks ook, TG RENT_GOTTAGES §13 AND S8; ¢ ROOMS 63; dormor lon B oo, ShA0C on S50 mioshly ooy o ates s 00 o1 850 mon 3 ponta. XD . SIILEY, 25 East Msdisonsty . 3, mots o rie , {f taken at onco; casy torms: R. 8 COODW LI o iveny Madiaon st > o lelt JFOE, SALE_WONDERFULI_NEW HOUSE AND baine T chher preperty: K. O QODBWINITE 1 Weat Badison-at. o g . FOESALE—A”AME-ST. AND WINCHESTER-AV.— 2001125 fost, on tho northenst Cornor of Adameat. snd Wigchostorav, SNYDER & LEE, 1§ Nixon's Builting, Dorthoast corner Monroo and LaSalfe-sts. TORSALE-BY KGR, DAVISON & WELOH, 16 Lsatlo-at., omo. of it B Torod, both in deres nd inside Broperis. o O oF OB SALE—0 AORES, NEAR McCORMICK REAP- or Works, ‘Torms casy, FRED. L, FAKE & CO., &8 Washington-st. OR BATE_CHEAP-LOTS OUTSIDE THE FIRE lmide, gn Tweatr-fiot sod Twonty-socoad.sta, near Lincoln, af 81, 00aud 81,50, Aliportat., noar Trienty: seoond dnd Ix‘(m. $200. Thirty-first and_Laurel-ste,, onposito the Holden School, at €5, §600, 8650, and 3705, on easy terms and long timo, ' Fall - abstract to be #hown, porfeot, ttls, and warranteo deeds. AYRES & EOFF, No. 11 Mothodist Church Block. soathioast corner Clar! d Washington. OF SALE_= % OF T FEET ON WABASHAT onr Filtythird at. ; vory choap, F. A. BRAGH 0., st Harriaomst. o0 OB BALE—1%5 FEET, snd Cottago Groveays. Wabash-av. CORNER WABPANSER W 3L HITT, 468 609 WABASEAV._FURNISHED FRONT ROOM with board, can bo obtained. ~Referoucos ex- changod. 694 WABSE-AV. A SINGLE FRONT ROOM, ith board accommodations first-class; referonca ‘roquired. uirec 1057 BPANALY:, CORNER TWENTY-TRIND- o —Two or thito gentacl, boarders sccommo- ‘dated with pleasant rooms and board. s 1900 ERAIRIE-AY, CORYER TWENTESIETE. Bt.—A very dosizable back parlor with board; also room for single gentleman. TURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, IN & prisate family on the South Side. % 8, Tribusa offico. O¥E OF, TW0 GENTLEMEN OR A GENTLENAN ond wifa cen find a sooiablo and pleasant home n o Thirty-ninthst., South Sido. T &, rivate family, near ‘ribune ottico. OUTH SIDE HOUSE, 1131 STATE-ST,—PLEASANT ‘rooms with goud hotol'board at £5 por wock. North Sido: 4.4 CASSST. CONTINUATION OF WABASH. &<, two biocks north of the river—Good board and nevly-furiiished rooms; terms, $6and §7 per woek, or S10 per month for rooms, without board. Miscellaneous, A LADY OCCUPYING A LARGE HOUSE, WITH modorn {mprovements, and camforta of bomo, will accommodate a few gentlomen or lady boarders in first- clsss order. Apply to KIMBALL & CO., 17l Esst Madi- sonst., Room 15. T AEGE ROOM WITH GOOD BOARD IN A TARGE rocial fauily of rofigomont, Loz guo or two geatlomen, here thoy carvhave all tho tomforts of & bomo, snd £nond thel sftor tho labors of the day. Address P evanings socially Tribune offic: BOARD WANTED. OATD_FIRST.OLASS BOARD IN A GOOD L cality i the' Soath Disision, by s gonticma, wifo Ead child, \Vill requio tro or Aé\;?u & rooms and ate Welnrs, A M, Btaoaty o OARD—-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, L B e et g e o o0 THITEL Private family profesrod. Address K 79, Tribune offico. POARD-BY A GENTLESAN, WIEE, “AND child 1a a privato family where thoy caa have well- farnished uparuments and comforts of home at reasonabla Jocsifon desired betweon Efghteenth und Tweaty- {’hxrd--r.. South Sido. _Address E 16, Tribune ofice. FINANCIAL, J e R e Lo d purchused o N, WETHERELL, 58 Wabsshav. oo oo Orent e 3 G BACONIN & 007, Ten socuzad paper. - 3. O. o Brolers, & and B LaSallo-st:, Room T = M i S B e B R oRAR. BONS, 48 East Van Buren-st. s P HULBURD, brokers, Roua 6, 168 Sast Madison-st. roporis, < of 000, EOFF, T Metiodist Church Block - MONEY_TO_IOAN ON DIASIONDS, PIANOS ‘watches, and good collateral sacurit diamonds anc collaction of ‘watches for eale cheap. Addressor callat 3 Fast 1ndiaua-at.. near Tashe MOBEY _TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNL- M ure, houses,’ pianos, and otber cbattel sccurity. E. ROGERS, Ceatral Unlon Block, Room 43, PURGHASE MONEY MORTGAGES WWANTED—§ to 12 mo, papor wanted. OURRY & CO. 7 Tribuno Building. 4 7['Q_ LOAN_NONEY ON LEASLHOLD REAL ES. tate and purchase moncy smnll short, time morigagos, to s:l:tyammm C. R. HAGERTY, 79 West Madison-st., 51000 O S eeto PO b OB 2 FISOHER, 16 South Desplaints. st MISCELLANEOUS. st LA UANERITE o O oo oot S OFE JOLOTHING, AND 151 GELDER. Logh Ofice. 81 Stato-see & 2 lotter TAILORS—TO CLOTHIGRS FOREMEN—A TATLOR starting a cost factory will - daction, ddress T 1 Tribunbefieer > 1oF o intro ddress, with par- |- & A. BRAGG & (CO., 48 Fast Harrisonst. * 5 OR BALE_VERMONT MARBLE FEONT HOUSE, BMarshiield: mew, with lot, cornor Van Burcn-st. and av. T4 BRACG § 00 48 Fask Harisomsts Btroots and svonmer 0 550,000, . BRAGE & CO., 4% Fust Harclson-at. TTQRENT_CHEAP- COTTAGES® CLYBOURN AV, Sacond floor of #16 Clsbourn-av., second floor of 158 North-av., stores of 28 Clybourn-av., 5% and 158 North- av., basements of 288 Clybourn-av., and 1563 North-ave OHARLES HAUSSNER, 97 Olsbotra-ar. GOOD §-ROOM HOUSE ON CORNER | ‘Trades. WANIED-A WAGONMAKER, 7O GO @ MILES o work 82 good wages £ a P orlkman, Address W. 8. WEESE, Plativilio, Kon: i Connty, Bi. "ANTED—A GOOD GYLINDER PRESS FEEDER. VY D oy of xpeviancs to rin sa ebgie 3t 155 East Washingtousf, rear of bailding, besoment. 'ANTED—A_STRONG, ACTIVE BOY TO FEED quarto Gordon pross. ' DALEY, COWLES & CO., 164 Washington-at. VWASTED A MAN COMPETENT 10 SAW OUT Ilumber for sash doors and blinds, and slso able to Tun thomaghinesy for same. AppiY ot MCDOUGAL & HSNEAYS Praning 3, f'and 48 Noweh Boage- mon-s "ANTED—A COMPOSITO! (NON-UNION), AP- o Baora 1 Ot Blocke crse L Sal and aiad- A aA}VTED—A PLUMBER, AT 5903 WEST LAKE- "ANTED—AN ENGINEER TO RUN STATIONARY ongino, Call at No. 120 Woest Lake-st. "ANTED—ONE MAN TO RUN WOOD-WORKING machinery and to keep machinery {n order; steady employment £or good man. Call st No. & East In- ians-s Miscellaneons. VVASIED-S% MEN FOR SOUTHERN ROADS; cheap tickots; also one forerasn, _Partios farnished: it help on short matico. SHAW & WLLSON, 38 West son-st. TTUATION WANTED_BY A GENTLEMAN OF sevoral years' experfenco {n the Northwest, na trasel- ling salasman; will make his sxlzry in proportie to fha o7 Bo mikes for bis emploger. Address ¥ 0 W. SQIUATION WANTED-BY ATROROUGHLY CO ‘petent hookkeeper; reforences frsi-class, Addres ¥ 76, Tribuno ofico. TTUATION WANTED—ACCOUNT BOOKS OPEN- ed, closed, or examined. by an axporicaced accowat st} postings, examinations, spd copring astended va ‘evenings or during tho day.” A. BRASI Room 15, Fo. 184 East. “at., o No. 519 West Madisonst, corner Ana TTOATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN. T8 {air penm: andis well scquainted in cily tm Kadrees V54, Tebune ofice. ATION WANTEDBY & YOUNG AN WILL: Sfigfi;rwnrkmmy esnedg.: writes & good Baad azff Guisioat fgares, . Address 4. PEACHL, on Tweaty- Sinth at., Bear Hasovor, FTOATION WANTED—A YOUNG MAN OFLARGH S o meraial Gxperiencs, practicaily familiar with it Sorrect forms' of sonducting buslacss, and acqaainied itk tio standing of Western merchants, wishes 1o maks an engagement trom Jaa. 1, 1873, with a good house, eitheres genoral bookkoeper, munager of ofics, or finan- Slalman.® othoso wantiy such & man in thels amplos. £h0 bost.city referancos can be farnishod a3 to_character, responaibilily, and capacity. Address P. O, Box 343, ‘Trades. STLUATION WANTED-AS PASTRY AND MEAT €00k, bya respoctably parts, Roforuricss from laat place. Call 49 State-st._Can bo seen for ono wedk. TTUATION WANTED_BY AN ENGINEER WHO can como well rocommendad.‘Apply or sddress JOHN T. DOYLE, 228 Sherman-st. TTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG, MAN AS watct or watchmakor and joweller's assistants fally competent, todo all kinds of work. AddressT %5, Tribune office. N g:D—BYao";;JUNG AR, ATION WANTI A , T0 S e 30 make bimsol! gonorally nsafal. ~ Gill or SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE pee VWASIED-IN THE BOOK BUSINESS, TWO young men of good business ability and address. Totlie right meuwa will pay 820 por weck Appls to MOONEY & SMART, ofico of London Art Journal, 254 South Halstedst., Chicago, 1l VW ASTED —DMEDIATELY, 10 BRICKLAVERS and 10 hod-carriers at corner Lake-st. and Westorn- Bring your tools with you, 'ANTED—AN ERRAND BOY; THE (GHEST bt aroges paid. Inguiro mOadintoy ot e -av. "ANTED_PERSONS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 51 and 50 yoors, who_can furnish good racommen- dations asto charactor snd business capacity, and. are g o ot ol b entrgailzaly £ ikineds, cxa ear otk 1€ o6y Tribune oice. o ko WY A e e s D18 R 25 cont Chin ove L, at o Moal Restaurantyss Soutt Canatte VVASTED-ONE OR TWO EXPERIENCED POL- icy writers with a knowledgo of insursnce business. State salary oxpected, with rolerence. Addrsss P 41, Tribuno ofiice. 0 RENT—OR FOR SALE_BEAUTIFUL MARBLE ousea on Michigan and Prairie-avs., storos and houses on Wentworth-sv. 8, MEARS, 148 LuSalle-st. O RENT_ONE NEW 3-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, hot,and cold water; ono block from stzeot ars throo blocks west of contro of Lincoln Park, Also g:niszgr: lnt}:lument ?rxi’c‘:( go\:ig, ;:d s :wwjn ame houso 0 nel ood. A BT, Nt p el 459 70 RENT FIRSTOLASS BOARDING HOUSE, KO, 178 North Clark-st., containing 33 rooms, large diniog- foom, idichon, and pirlora: also tho st dloer 1a tho ‘rick hoase No. 160 North Clark-st., contatning 8 rooms, ‘bo rontod, if wanted, for two families. Inquita of tho ovner in rearof No. 178 North Clark-st. 0 RENT_TOUSE ON COTTAGE GROVE-AV, posz Thlrg-alalhat. 650 corner Egan and 1ako v and two bouses at Hyds araia ULRICH £ BOND, 511 Wabiabeav, 70 RENT_TURNISHED 130 THROOP ST BRICK house containing 10 rooms. Inqaire of J. D. MAC- LEOD, on the promises, Watar, gas, and bath. 0 BENT-TWO-STORY HOUSE, SIX ROOMS, No. 50 Lincoln-at., near Washington-av. Inquiro 674 ‘Washington-av. ; rent, $30 por month. amn for fen orsos ot on-st. = FILLE, 133 Cllntonate. it TO RENT~-ROOMS. 0, JENT-TWO NICELY FURNISEED ROONS, Pirmniioe B Mgy pmte. Sy, 10 RENT_SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE &2 BUT- ‘terfiold-at., for SIS per month. Apply on premises. R AR R Ao, N WARARH AT, e 11y fatat Font & & FARLIN, 6 East ctae, SIL,00; torms. eary. WIN Bt o, coraos St Thoom & OR BALE_AT A BARGAIN-LOTS ON WESK- crmav., Polk, Taglor, and Campbell-av. Partios rishiog o Build no money requized for dno soar. Inquirs ot GES. CADWELL, of ot 15 Bouth, Clark-ste 1o badk, OR BALE—_$#0 AND 8(0_ONLY $W DOWN. V7 havo the best bargains in Iots for gunwu of mod- ert ceans. Don't go out of tho city to ux a lot. We £33 sl you 6o conveniont o stvect cars and puiness for A GBT N 145 South Clark st., corner Madlson, Room 8. JQREALE SOME A% IOW AS 8io-_LOTS ON Jackson, A and Van Bu st of California, DAVID WILLTAMY, T2 S00ts Clark stes Hoom 1o QR SALE_GOOD LOTS OX ALL THE STREETS betwesn Twonty-third and Thirty.ninth-ste., and be- tween Sizte and "All out of fire limita.” Perfoct. i, Wartanty doode,” & vory el parmient o <% TRENE B Wibaanav, oooo ol SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. PSS ST T Su s S JFOR BALE_WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS in acre property to be found in the city. cres in Sec. 32, %9, 13, on Pactfic Railroad. 17 acres in Sec. 23, 40, 13, on the new railroad, 10 actes in Seo. 85, 40, 13, near railroad junction. 80 0r 20 acres on Grand-av., south of Pacific Railroad. 158 5 acres on Galona Division, in Sec. 9, 29, 13; 20 per cent profit per annum gnmnlam‘f. 10or2acres on O., B. & Q. K. R., noar Hewthorms, 41 fcet on Michigan-av,, north of Forty-first.st, ABELL HOTGHKISS, 43 Otts Block, LaSalle snd Madison-sta. OR BALE FGAN-AV., (TEIRTY-NIVIELST., choice lots, 50x173 fect each, to 20 foot alley, between onth Bark boulovard and Vincanoa-av. - Thero boxact: fal lots are now offered at such prices and on such re- mackably cosyorms, aa fo sonder thom vory desirablo for Thoso intendiog to haild i fho spring, combining 13 toy 4o svery advantage for residenco prposss. Bestdcs, fof 2 3afo favostment, nothiag mor Gesirable can Do found eouth of the limits, Title unquestionable. J. E8ATAS WARKER, 18 Obamberof Commorco. - TPO,REX. O RENT_OCHEAP, UNFURNISHED ROOM, AT oy 58 Weat Dadison-at. : 4 rogms, Cagalst, vewr Raz- ot A ILLIE, = 133 West Madison st. 0 RENT_TOGETHER OR SEPARATELY, EIGHT 00d rooms for Housakceping, or othinvise, *258 West e-at. 0 RENT_UNFUR] i, e moaeen, SAARD, BO0Ms O gontlemen. R. G. GOODWILLIE, 153 Weat Madison-st. 0_RENT_FURNISHED, TWO FRONT EOOMS, Tulton.st.. noar Curtts, o now Housos to geatlam . G. GOODWILLIE, 13 West Madisomiat, & oo ANTED—1 CORD-WOOD CHOPEERS FOR ‘Ohio, one year's work; part fare paid to thosp hay- Ing bsggago; alco, 1,560 loves aborers for tho South: e fia‘ 2. ' Apply to CHRISTIAN & BING, 101 South anal.st. ANTED_100 MORE MEN FOR WOOD CHOP- ping and conl mining in Indiapa; winter job and high pay: 100 men for Gaizo & Fulton . R. 31,000 men for the New Orloans & Texas K. R.: vages, $.25 in gld, esi Domestios. ITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY IN BOARD. ing-house. Inquire at 134 North Cansl-st. SITUATION WANTED_AS COOK, LAUNDRESS 2 % a Tt Nanth Aliey - o opalent e, APp TTUATION WANTED—TO DO GENEEAL HOUSE: ‘worlk for family of thre, 8¢ 1315 Indisna-av. TTUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT T lish gir] to 000k, woshand fron; West Sido pro Sood relferonces, Gall at 158 Centro-av, TTUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT. Y jouzs gzl to dojsecond mork o fako care of Call at 740 West Lake-st. Good references. STIDATIONS WANTSD_BY GOOD GIRL: all nationalities for all kinds of work, at ALES. ILTON'S, 46 South Union-at. 5 TTUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO COMPET! girls, ono 83 cook, the othoras second gir], fn o 5.+ vate family. Call at {0 Butterfield-st., near Atche TTUATION WANTED_A SWEDISH GIRL 1. siros Wark &8 sosmstreas ia privato famil: Address 116 Thompsan-at. TIUATION WANTED—_TO DO COOKING O; second work (no objeotlon to housework) in a pzi: family, Call at or address 500 Arnold-st. TIUATION WANIED—BY A RESPECTABLE oung gil to do sccond work and_dining.room wor:. or assigt with housework; referenco given from herlasc place. Call at 335 West Monroo-st. GITUATIONS WANTED.BY TWo GIRLS, ONE to do chamber work and the other dining-room worlk, in & private family., Apply in rear of &3 West Polk-st, 3 Lako-st. can vrite » good haud. Address, in own hand. writing, H 42, Tribune ofiice. VWASIED o MEN T0 OUT ICE AT WILLOW Springs. Trausportation farnisod. Apply Wod: rsday ot 203 Twenty-second-st. BWETT Dalf fare; cheap tickets toall points South. 25 ANTED_A BOV I & LAV OFFICE, ONE WHO ‘nesday and Tho & CROUCHL ARTED—_MEN LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT o call on PHILLIPS & CO., Room 55, g0 Block. Onr commissions aro better than wagss. TTUATIONS WANTED_FOR 1 FIRST-CLASS restaurant order-cook; 3 excollent boarding-houss cooks, and for hell, cash, ‘or chore boy. 2 will ro. member that girls, afiof to-day, wWill ba suppliod wi printed referonces'fram. our ailice, iu placaof tho onsa they bring to us. TTUATION WANTED—TO DO GENARAL HODSE or kitchen work, = Apply at 278 Cottsge Groveav. Seamstresses. % VY AFTED_AMANORBOYTOWORK ABOUTTHE Bouso, and make himself generslly usatal; can go to school or work for small wages. Callot 460 West Washe ington-st, VVANTED_DMEDIATELY_AN EXPERIENC. ed Agent for Orosby, Corwin & Carter’s Concert Troupo ; salary sure. Nane but oxporiencaa: need SRR Call 0.5y st Anderson's Earopean. THOALAS ‘WIN, Business Manager. WAMED—G 000 LABORERS FOR CALIFORNIA & Texas and Cairo & Fulton Railroads; host wagos ‘and from ono to thee yoars! work, part £roo O dntbonired spacy tn 5o %ity, 81 2 West Randolph-sts ‘O, V. SNELL & CO. "ANTED—3{EN LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT W o JONES 2 0 100 West Madissnoat. Boe- 1noss legitimato; pass better than wagos. TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG AAMFRIOAN roman to do plaln sewing sndigake card of childres. Address U 48, Tribune oftice. 5 Housekecpers. TTUATION WANTED—BY AN ENGLISH WIDOW oo B e o tlaumana fasnys has & prss. > oper in & gentleman's ; Bus aprac- % kmowlodge of domestic daties, and i an sdept with her noedle. Address K A, Box 1785, Evaustan, L. TIUATION WANTED_AS BOUSEEEEPER BY A indy of middle sge, thoroughly compatent, with the Dighest reforonces as to character and ability, Call 25 or'address 778 Wesy Adams-st. Miscellaneous. TTUATION WANTED—AS LAUNDRESS IN A Botel or privats boarding houso, oF wonld go 23 coolé 13 private family. Call at 153 Bushnell-st. “I "ANTED-MAN AND WIFE, TO TAKE THE -1 the Gi Wil . Abont 100 whl e omeiet, Mo Wrast Adamertte oy Ao JTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, well-recommended, in_eny store; will make hersal? msofull, _Address ¥ 83 Tribuzs ofce ‘WANTED--FEMALE HELP, Domestics. ANTED—-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework, at 299 Fulton-st. Ona who is competent have a permansat aituation. can 0 RENT—ROOMS—PARTLY OB E ELY FUR- ANTED—A COMPETENT LAUNDRESS; MUST and cleaning, and cook omo day of the nished, in a first-class house, centrally ocated on the do zweep! South Sido. Also part of Rouce with dining-room woek. Good reforonces roquirod; wages S4 perweok. Kitchon, Addroas B 87, Tribane ofco. aad | Doly at 150 Calumetave TO RENT-THE SECOND _FLOO) SIX FINE 'Wmnn—mmsz GIRL AT 603 WEST MONROE- roams, at No. 791 West Madison.st. Inquiro in store 8t or of KENNEDY & NEWELL, 79 West Madison-st. 10 RENT_LOWER FLOOR OF SIX BEAUTIFUL Tooms in new houss ; gas and hot and cold water; balf Block from Madison-st.'cars, Apply at 13{ Warren-av. VW ARIED—Z GOOD GOOK; WiLL PAY & PER weok to reltablo hand. 483 Sonth Dearborn (Barn. side) st., nesr Twenty-nlnth, and ono block west of State-st. GOOD 0 RENT—18 ELDRIDGE-COURT—A SUITE OF front rooms on second floor; also, oze largo room, with large closcts; roforence required. ANTED—AT MICHIGAN-AV., A uoak,EDwuaAhurmind ironer. Apply immediately. ‘References required. 0 RENT_WELL, FURNISHED OO FO STN- gle gentlemen; brick honse; heated. 41 South Car- penter, one door from Washington. ‘0 RENT—ROOM FOR OX OR TWO GENTLE- men, consenient to business. 113 South Pooria-st. ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOE GENERAL nousowork; a German preferred, at 5ood wages, 489 Michigsn-av. BUSINESS CHANCES. SPLENDID OPENING FOR SEWING MACHINE ‘Mon.—Thg Davis Sewing Machine Company, wisa- ing to do & strictly wholesale business, offers its city re- hfimda (aow fally and profitably established), upon Jery favorablo torms. 3fex'of experionco and capltal Will find this an nnuaual opportunity for businesa aad prost. For information; eall Tpon 8. A. MOFFETT, Manoger Northwestern Branch Utfice, 535 South Halsted-st. VERY DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSI- ness offerod to an active, ntelligont man, Wi 83,6.0 1o invest, and becomo partner with a gentleman of meaxns. Business a monopoly,_and E,n!’l large profits. Call in per- 500 nt 50 Stato stey Tea stores PATTERN AND MODEL_SHOP FOR FALE, chosp. Inguire at 87 North Wells-st, . BECKEE, Cigar store. VALUZBLE BATLEOLD PATENT FOE SALE. A A T oo sears, pasing Borcent. d. B. BROWN, 110 LaSateate 0 N OLDESTABLISHED GROOERY, 3 o s Ao ha Bert o CIE for Sy FIES TANTED—A COMPETENT GERMAN OR SWEDE second girl. Apply at &8 Prafrio-av. 0 RENT-30i WABASH-AV., THREE ROOMS suitablo for houscleeping ; opposit tho Post Offico. J. 8. GOULD, 119 Dearborn-st. VVASTED_AGIRLTO COOK AXD DO GENERAL honsowork, Norwegian preferred, Apply at 44 Oak- &v., Gottaga Grava. [0 RENT—£ KEAT, FURNISHED, TRONT SLEEP- ing room for single gentlemen, at 653 Wabash-av. ANTED—A GOOD KITCHEN GIRL. APPLY carly, & South Borgan-st. CI0 WABASIAY., CORNER TNENTY- 7 ras, cheap, to gentio imon. No children taken Furniture Hest-cidss. © Tront Buito to ent to Tour ladiss. 710, RENT_% HANDSONTLY FURNISHED PAL. lor and bod room, suitablo for men and wife, with o Fithout board, or 4w gontlomen. 18 South Halsted-st. YVANIED_A GERUAN GIRL &8 FIEST G s smal Gere g ‘"""’f‘«;’ kg fi?‘ Y eriaan family. Apolicant o o S8 et mmoaded. TSARG CREHNEEAT, No. I8 Calumat v, bot. Tivents-third and Twenty-fourth-sts. ANTED—A GIRL, TO COOK, WASH, AND IRON, Call at 40 West Weshington'st. OB, SALE_HALEJCRE GROVE TOTS, ONLY one hour's ride by raflroad, at 100 each: easy terms of puyment, Full warranty ddod. o very beat hollday present. T. S. FITCH & CO., 157 Doarborn-st. OR SALE—0 ACRES, BOUTH SIDE, NEAR CITY, ot extromoly low Spufes, ) Also, 20-sire tmct. i3 fintclass: 8. ABATER, cor Clari and Madison. O RENT-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH Frate, fae clossts. €mall rooms, by the day or month. &7l Wabas! 0 RENT-TURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH bed-room; back sitting-room with bed-room; price, 30 and $% por month, with closots, fire, g5, and attent ce, at 1062} Wabash-av. N OR_SALE_GREAT BARGAIN-0 FEET FRONT- ‘ing the upper South Park, at 850 per foot; ono-half Sash, §. K. BRAGG & CO., 46 Fast Harrisoniate 0 RENT—HANDSOMELY.RURNISHED ROOAMS for gentlemen, at Central Hotel, &2 Market-st. Apply &t Room 131, fourth floor. OE SALE_EVANSION, NORTI EVANSTON, West Fvanston, and Gledcop lots, Blocks, or honssh of from s 1o 10 roore, for aule at lowér Agarch than any party can eail Bf?r who does. noz;i;;[ll fi!clus':\‘ab XX fh:o%' Svo proporty. Bfonthly payiae ome. Bonsh of 8 fooms 10 rent chesp in Clecoas, OF Br BROWNE, near depot, Evanston. TO RENT—A SUITE OF ROOMS TO GENTLEMAN aad wifo who aro willing o purchaso somo farnituro. Appis on Thursday 84550 ast Tndiana-at, noar Kusk ge. 0 RENT—ROOMS SUITABLE FOR SMALL FAI. 1y, convenient for hoasekeeping, with or without Barn; cheap rent. Inquiro t 63 Thirty-rst- COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST SUGAR PLAN tations ig the Stato of Lonisiana. Sec description of ihe Bringicr ** Hormitage" Plantation in the Now Oz- leans Picayuno. FOF, SALE—X FARE CHARCE EOR & BATGATL 54 74.100 nerea of land, ono lalf mile north of the Wheaton Acpat, Dupage Goanty, & fow rods oatsido th ST iirae Jands bald Eoue B Yo "Sidh pek dese. - by 16 S3brang Iandsho o dore. o B RN G A5 aF Whaatoms “whs will ek fae toatoheland for inspection, or t6 WAL, SOARLETT, Auroes, TlL. JOR SATEVIISINGTON COALTARD-EIGHTY acree {n Section 12, Grandy County, TiL., in cultiva: tion, and Ising in the Heart of tho ** Braldwood Coal Eiplasad siltaing miges now sn Saceésafol Cperstion. Address OWNER. P. O. Box 1995, Now York. REAL ESTATE WANTED, "ANTED—AT ONCE-5,00 ACRES GOOD LANDS in_Wisconain, well located for setilemont; cash call. CYRUS SHINN & CO., 125 South Clark-st., Chi- 0, 'WO THOUSAND SECOND-HAND rgflsgfi Vatches, Jowelry) o, "ot Beust DAE rrich, ‘Sivor ma T BANTLRHE, Broios, 50 East Medisonat e - VW E OFFER BETTER INDUGENER tho ofty: “ATOD or saeoer SN .’f w}ffi?fi.ffi?g h 3 ross . niacturing Gompany, foom 4, 14 W ess WesEiagion ot VW ANIED_DEAWINGS OF ANY KISD 70 EX. ‘ocute, b tont artist: also porta: £rom 1165 0F PDORPAR s oM A SopE i . ot man in picture storo or otherwiso ; good Ibacholar, Addresa A, 1. B0 RGLS, B Noweh ek o WARTED-TO BUY—L GOOD LIQUOR BAR AND Tunch caunter. CApply Koo b No. 75 M Tonar W ANTED-NEEDLEWORE . SHIRT- orking proforrod. Addsess N Dy 108 Shermamns WAKTED_TO BUY_A EMALL PRIN 3 fico, I&lwntaDfl,ATgél\lnunfl;. iy WA.NTED~A CONTRACT FOR COPYING OIL 4 QY Pntiogs for aution. Address ANNIE WOL- ition 25 salos- TO EXCHANGE. A o sjolning & growiag city in hls Stater. Wil a1ast Git. ferences, if auy, fora stock lmnum.lnam sflflsm. more or oo tate-st. SEWING MACHINES, ROVEE & BAKER'S SEWING X O ok 1 Siate st Bramth O RS CEN ay. Persons baving old Grover & Baker sewing ma. dzht:‘gc"‘hflwd to call and hear somothing to theirad- Santago. INCER_SELECTEOR YOUR EOLIDAY PRESENT A or machine: payments easys N 553 B53th Ralstod-ste; open crenings. s TNGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICES OF J. . WILEINS, 2 Sonth Dosplatnes-st., and 167 Mifwau: Keoar, Machincs sold on easy monthiy Davments, and otk given in payzment, i dosired: INGFE SEWING MACHINES_OFFIOE OF NIOH: OLS & PIERSON, 144 South Halsted-st.; machines so1d o rentcd oo sy inontily pryments, aad work E1fon Whero roquizod; machinos ropalred. GR{GEER_SEWINE MAGHINES, O STATES). Como sd engaga your Chrlstmas prsonts. VVEEELEE & WILSON SEWING MACHINES. the new improved sold or rentad_on casy monthly payments. BURNEAA & FEANNERY, City Agen main ofics 838 Wost Madison-st. ** branch 960 Wabash. DIVORCES. canvincd Coleogo. Aadresw - 0. Box1ody oo = B los. Abplyto'A. A. DEWEY & C 0_EXOHANGE_TFOR_OITY PROP) X TOusaivet W tamovacs ‘County (lowe) lands il s 4,000 in cash. Th o dross AES 1. TOM BART, Hoow 5 Beshenns Huiliae. 0 EXCHANGE_FOR OITY ok Tacp, il arked, o magtiount fmi frcte Ao A B O T oy Rt n Pratis-av:. Gotwoen Forty-frat and Fory-alath- ots, FRED: L FARE & 0o & Washingtosest Wmrions, o e, 5o Ton vacant Tog: 8o o ovo: BRIGHAM & WILLETS, 16 East Madison-st., Hooms, VWASZED 81,00 70 550,000, ENCUMBERED A ¢ 1 estat aying i inte; soa b PIINCLE £ DARLOW. T Ot Bloek, L Sallo-st., cormor Madisor., VY A5TED—TO PURCHASE—A HOUSE AND LOT on_ono of the avenuos, north of Twenty-ninth-st., rth Foorth from 812,000to 315,000 THOS. A, & 0 RENT—_THREE, ROOMS FOR A SMALL FAM. 11y, and two furnished frontrooms. No. 111 Archer. 7., cast of Twenty-second-st. ED. KREYSSLER. TWANTED-A CONMPETENT GIRE T0 DO GEN- oral housowork. No. 112 South Green-at. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- ‘work in a small family with no children. Mustboa good cooks, washer and ironer. _8i8 Calumet-av. VVASTED-TWO SOANDINAVIAN GIRLS, SIS- Is for & private family in Evauston; also two Ger- in one family, aad 1¢0 girls fof privats fami- Lies, boarding-houses, ofc. Girls cannot obtain situa- Hious from our offco miless they, bripg written rofersnces from thelr former emplosers, 125 West Monros, STAR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Seamstresses. "ANTED-LADIES FOR ENITTING AND CRO- oy cheting. ~ Work given ont. ~ Apply st 195 South 2 "ANTED—GIRL THAT UNDERSTANDS HOWE'S machine tomake slippors, Only one who under- stands the work need apply at 312 Wost Ohicagoav. B. 0 RENT—GOOD SLERPING ROOMS IV BRICE house, corner Wabash.av, and Harrison-st. ; cheap. . A BRAGG £ CO., 10 East Bacrison-st. er, nico and cle x ook Cential Blropoer Hosse 13 South Despisiace-ste '0 RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISBHED AND UN- fornished rocras by tho day, woel, or month, at 151 and 153 Uearborn. KIENAPPEL. RMiscollaneons. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SHIRT COLLAR AND vest ironer; steady amPIDrmenh given; one ac- customed to storo shirts preferred. Apply st Croscent Laundry, 274 West Lake-st. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS, TO ‘superintend a lsondry. References required. ~Ap- RS to 2. 5. RUTCHINSON, comor of Wabsshav. and wonty-second-st. TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &c. 0 RENT-124 SOUTH CLARK-ST., THREE OF- fices: (o front and one rear, all connocting; sploadid fooms for Board of Tradooperators ssthere is ax entraaca from Board_of Trado alley; rent very low. Inquire of WAL D. KERFOOT & CO., % Esst Washington st. 70 RENT—A GOOD BARY, WITH FOUR STALLS, carriago raom, aud room up stairs, at 633 Wabsh-av. G RENT_ROOM FOR A LUNOH COUNTER, IN a first-class saloon; bost location in thocity. Address ¥ &, Tribune office. ANTED—TFOUR LaDY GLERKS, OF FIRST- class ‘recommendations, 1n the toy storo of B. WEBER & CO., 103 Twonty-sccond. LOST AND FOUND. OST_S2% REWARD~WOLF ROBE FROM BUGGY o Madison:st., betwoen LaSalle and Wells. Rotura 10280 Park-av., and'get above roward. OST_LAST EVENING, ABOUT & O'OLOCE, A smallred russott trevelllng bag, botween State tnd Wabash-av, on Moproa.st. 4 sultable reward will bo paid for its ratarn to 173 Monroe-st, Bessu Block. 7J'0 RENT_DESIRABLE OFFIOES IN THE NEW building, 143 Monros-st. Apply to AVERY, MIL. LER & RIGDOY, Real Estats and: Lean Brokbus, 165 ouroe-at. 0 RENT—3 FLOORS, 5039, CORNER MARKET and Monroe: ., suitable for jobbing trade, by AVERY, MILLER & RIGDON, 143 Monros-st. O RENT_VERY LARGE FRONT OTFIOE THAT of roamn 10 ax cinbo converted info o sultoof romsy 116, and 1t Weat Waal st second floor. In 'WICK BROS., furniture ztora underneats, or A. H. ANDREWS & CO., 170 Stato-st, RENT — TWO LARGE STORES AND TWO Tubm.;:flu, D G AR e O, Noquirs 2 £ose o B PARTNERS WANTED. i PARTNERS WANTED: oo Pl e R A JEAVENORE E R e 116 East W gton-st., 8. PA‘;RTN‘!E’%X WflTBD —lm MEROCANTILE BUSI- st Veman bR R mas e s 35 DSt TAID I, TE RETE 2N #0d s doing a Livoly all cash trade in ong of tho b 4 Hona o S Soui i, 19 2m o o Bt e WANTED-THE ADVERTISER, HAV- tho most convenlent packing-houses in the \; gy favorably Tocated, baving » market connectod A S o Ject, to extond the business. EL AY, Trbane ofico ~ ARTNER WANTED_A RES P e R sy 00D, SEg ORe e 2 milcs south from St. J .+ Got) ll-establishe x usin BE000: Soums trocs, fruit of all Lindes bae sconny Sors | 1t an hsoliont bastaces bupiak retal shoo businose, This 1, plico for s sontloman's couniry neat. Addisss | 090 whe undorstands tho budlucas pectorret Addiess JAMES'L. LOMBRID, Hoom 5 116 Waskingtoncste - | - WATERS & 500 Hoom B oot Voo M eaisom s 0 EXCHANGE_THE CHOICPST PROPERTY, IN Tlrvi.ug Park, for stock farms in Iliinois or Iows. Prico st bo'st 3 cdsh basis. Addross K 8, Tribuns offico; ANTED-TO_EXOHANGE] O R O T R N e o n Loslowood. KENNED MACHINERY. BOTLEH WORKS. s South Halstogaty 2 PLERI0 PERSONAL, e L ERSONAL-D. J, SEHIPPLY, WHO GARE FROM Germany5 yexts 4go, or any on knowing his where- Zbouts, pleeso addrosa JNO. SEEPPEY, “Lod),"Kane Jounty, S ARTNER WANTED-IN A NEAT, PROFITABLE, Ao atrally lacated drog business,~ Addross T 79, Trib- CLAIRVOYANTS. Michigan-av. 2ad A ofiicos. O: He BEGKWITH & CO. RENT_GHEAP—A_GOOD, LIGHT, TRONT Tonmfiu over my store, Nos. 58 and 60 South Water-st. J. B, DX 0_RINT_EALL SUITADLE TOR BOCIETLS, B d Franklin® ats, "X BRRGG % G85%s Fan Hareison-st. RENT_STORES AND _BASENTENTS T0- TG otier o single, corar Van Baron end Franklinsts, - £VBRAGG £'G0., 4o Fast Harrison-st. 0 RENT_FOR_BUSINESS, FINE PARLORS IN ‘Wabash.ay. and Harrison-st, I. ; RGeS W Tast Harrisonats 70, BENT-_STORL_sio. STaTEet back to plankad alley; immediate possession. DAVIS, 78 Slatoat. NFORARY SIORE, S0 ET, D e Mictzanav: oad Moaros.st, sitb owd good RUSNING 3L OST_LEFT IN A TWENTY-NINTH-ST. OMNI- ‘bus, a black leather covered opera glass, marked on cover: William E. Spencer, Tremont Houso. Finder il bo rowarded by leaving simg at, WAL H. SON. &CO0.78, 144 LaSalle-st., Otis Block. T, OST_RED HUNTING DOG. WASSEEN LEDEY a gontleman yesterday morning on_Madison-s will Dfiase retnin him to 963 Wabash-av. A good ro- ward. - IAKEN _ALARGE RED AND WHITE COW, Foop Meras. Gmmes can. Bnd. Lor atJOFLN OAR: ROLL'S, wost of the new city Bridowell. T, OST-IN COTTAGE GROVE GAR ON SKTURDAY Xtcragon o pai of [sory Opera glassesin & leathor caso, Eiir il bo omasded by eaving a6 Bouth Hlda siraeh Gar offios. OST_YESTERDAY, ON SOUTH SIDE, A GOLD L0t pick makod S, G. ; 82 reward will b ivos Torriturn to No. &1 Blatast. 1 valied a2 & mo- feato. OST_A LIBERAL REWARD 10 THE PERSON 'ap tho banjo in tho B EaRom el T RICT U R oY Saey T reran to Smith’s saloon, 289 Canal-st. OST—4 HORSE AND DELIVERY WAGON FROM L e "wion. Fae: oic i chines™ s on the N 1o b sultably rewardod for returning to 110 Milwankeo-av. SMONDA NOO, ON CONGRESSST, S T e A L ey A suitable reward will ba pald for return to 222 Michi- gan-av. or 1251 Prairje-av. JIOUND_A BILYEE GREY FOX BOBE, INQUIRE of R. LAW, 280 East Madison-st. only; unt uired $15,000 000, or will taka o b 00 Addnems & 76, Touio phcs, L0 paxte FIRST-CLASS CONFECTIONERY AND Res- A ST Orae a50r 2 prod businswsis mnlm;zwodmlnn!nr!nflmz. “Apply 316 Wabasheay. EST BUSINESS CHANOE IN THE OITY-_LUNCH first-clans saloon n best Iocation in cics. esrs’ lease, for sale; extra rooms in building, 17 ‘Dbasement for cooking and storago; public gmuscments on both sides, wnd a good nishy kadday Business Is gars, Iaqulro In Hoom No. 4, 76 Ehst Mad- -at, GBOUERY STORE FOR SALE, IN A GOOD LC- ‘cality, with store and fixturas to ront: 3 good placa for cash businesa; good reasons for selling. 18 Blua 7. BTOOR AND FIXTURES FOK VIEAT 3AREET, saloat » bargain. No. 1417 Statest. ACKING-HOUSE FOR SALD; HAS IR connected with 1¢; ono of the best atands for vl 2ale and retal trade in the city; » 81,0003 veal pperiaken Sesment if Gedlredr B B ALK, 53 (adison-st., Room L. ESTAURANT FOR EALE CHPAP; BEASOSS ‘given for seiling out. Inguiroat 533 Stato.st. TOCK AND FIXTURES OF BAR AND BILLLIED § AT oe e, B NorS Kistast: Jeoom to o quire at 127 Ladalio-st, Hoom 6. 0 JFORKPACEERS.T HAVE A STORE IND {oe-houso in good location for retailing coarse mcais %:‘“uésrfll- rent togood parties. GEO. H. 5, 145 La. AGENTS WANTED. A GENTS WANTED WALS AND FEUALE A Sl Sl o oror famlly s sves sty 1o 250 e Cant et i Bt o by maait, <0 co TR EEVAGLDE, ot Sholl Shoroy 573 Wabashiar. GENTS WANTED_FOR OUR SEW BOOK, .7 TP Fabliiog o Contrat Baten Blosk:. uobiatest tomer : %, nonive Madison and Masket-sts., Root &, Chicago, 1 - ‘GENTS WANTED~GOOD SALESMEN ARE MAK- ing 810 to 812a day with my necdla books, machina mncedles, button holo cutters, sowing silks, cte. Tiey uro Just tho goods for wholesale and retail Agents. Ssmples B conts Sech. O, M. LININGTON, 83 Wost Aloases- st., Chicago. GENT WANTED—TO INTRODUCE A NEW PAT- Food Ftuomnema s e g Aoty wL5 Sorta 004 {nducement ig oly aLs? Nor Franklin-st, GENTS WANTED-LADIES OR GENTLEMEY, {or city or country, to sell an articlo necded ia evosy family, both useful and ornamental. Hundreds have told. e A tne sommised. 4. or. “) R EROWLES I Eost hadison-aiey Room 1 A GENTS WANTEDTO GANVASS TOR i B L e R e S rerts & Cor. Adirsas . . BURKOWS, 188 e ‘worth-av., Chicago, 11, é GENTS WANTED—A GOOD AGENT TO ASSIST ‘me in cam the city for an article needed in eve; ; 810 to rday. Apply from3tobp. m. Pty Gy RO kit 5 “AGENIS WANTED — FROFITABLE TMPLOY. ament. We wish to smploy gontlemen and ladizs to olicit orders for tho celabrated Improved Buckeze Shut- o Sewing Machine. _Stitch alike on both sides.” It wiil etitch, hem, fell, tuck, cord, bind, braid, gather, aud rutle,—and sgw from the finést, naibaook 10 bosvaz over- coatizigs and leaf ‘or farther particulars, . A HENDERSON-& CO., Clavelaad, Ok, or 5 e B FOR SALE FOR BALE S FAREER CHATRS, WiTH Fis. ‘tures._Inquiro 3t 310 West Madison'st. OR SALE_THE FURNITUEE AND GONTENTS of the 8t. Charles Hotel, Yaokton; terms reasonablo. Apply to D. B. WARREN, Yankton, Dakota Ter. B SALE—VESSELS_K. . CHRISTIAN, 1l RO i T b sevoril cossess i3 3o Vesod ‘owners, wishing to bay oz sall, would do well to call oa bim. o T TEE B nooia Tioerts o Ve ia ORias Oseal, neon AT pas™ p e s diber thicd o S " Chr e, Snd Mastors b1 Whiniog st or 1o WAL BOARLETL, Anrors, 111 WANTED---TO RENT. sl B ol RS KNTED_TO RENT_FURNISHED SLEEPIN( D i on itbont Diexd: on Wett Bid, Tou sioglo gentleman. _Address R 12, Tribuns office. VYANTED_TO_RENT_A LARGE STORE AND bt soitable for, ht mannfacturing pur- s, R SON. Bog i Baet Ofhce. ANTED_TO RENT—A TURNISHED ROON,_ VY SiEoat bosnd, not far from Twenty-secand-st. Ad: drass 413, Tribune offco. ((EICAGO SPIRIT ROOMS, il WEST MADISON- at.~Circles and cabipcs atmifay to thos 2rs. Lord, by the celobraiod Thorps Brotbeas, Srory lternoon, at 8 and 8 o’clock, and Afiss Shaw, Clairvoyant. b VW ASTED IO RENT_A OOTTAGE O HOUSE O "Weat Sids, in good neighborhood, and not over €50 pezmonth. J. 4. L, 965 Wabash-ay. INSTRUCTION, Business writing and tasts. R, MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD OAN D D A 3, sent {rieads, lost or stolen property, or anything you wish to know. Cures fits, paralysis, rhoumatism, deafncss, sore cyes, seminal weaknoss, consamption, liver com= laint, ague, catarrh. Delicate discases cured in & fow Ban. Gl br no pays_ 20 West Madsenats BS. T. J. LEWIS, RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT, maha"m"' and‘medfeal meduim, No. 290 West Aadi’ “ANTED_TADIES AND GENTLEMENTOLEARN rotonchiag photosTaphic megatives. By thia art e eh ALl a0 Alschier’s Enotoraniia REWARD_AT A HOUSE IN THE VIOINITY A OR BALE W0 OAVALRY OVEROOMIS, 1051 3 25 f Lake and Halste Lake, ths b t inf: ercoats, wholesals and retail. C] et G Ty T e e e o ESAER S and o Mimuioer Bonth Desplainesat. A. FISHER: oo HORSES AND CARRIAGES. & REWARD-LOST-MONDAY, DEC. 9, ON HIS B 3 200, T, S SRl vl | A e e hain. On ono side is the 8 bageles, 2, e 8o SR RS ORI W e 0 | B B i i 0, R chironl ard. = prigk bam, 58 w REWARD_STOLEN S100SET I sore To soueE of squaro box, nowly painted black. Maro's tio Bind logs ‘white, scars on knces of tront legs, welghs 500 to 1,000 s, abont lgmdsg‘h.b AMvadrllwltd be n'ml'glr:lg oson o 5 Ensat FSCeitih mna Ganatste, A OAMEBEL Lo MUSICAL, (CHOLSQN ORGAN FACTORY, 63 EAST INDI- Ana-st._Prices, 850 to 3300 B {3 et Socond.st:_Protosser BUILDING MATERIAL. OR SALE 200,00 PCS LATH, IN QUANT o et "B FOWLER & CO.- B0 Bouth Ganatst, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Bl (ELIVERY WAGON — WANTED-TO-DAY—SEC. d cht d 2 DRl Fee o = win: FOB BALE-3 LIGHT BUSINESS WAGONS AND i T A txm:k:nv.lfl =m.mufi also anu Dew plat spring OB SArE-A FIEST.OLARS BUGGY AND HAT iton nosa at s bargsin, oz will it coal advanoemiont. Address 2, 45, Tribaas ofics OR SALE-THE BEST HOBSE IN THE CITY, BE% T2y to drive: onad ok fact. Gnm & Bedbrets top buggy. Can be soen at 398 Twenty-ninth-st. ALE-— BIZED COOK OR S A LARGE STO' Boasls Daw. slce &0, € West W e \WO HEAVY TEAMS FOR BALE K TS toat warkine e, &% 18 IO