Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1872, Page 7

_—_— e ———— THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1872 . BRIDGEPORT REDEEMED. The Model Slaughter House Movement. Satisfaction of Property Holders Thereaway. 1, unliko delighed Ethiopia in Seripturs, the long unsavory region of Bridgeport has mo reason to ‘‘stretch out her hands” for what has been already assured her in the way of relief, she can at least take her hands from her offended nostrils, and our citizens cando the same, and enjoy the future southwest Pprairie winds of summer untainted by sleughter-house offal. When this Mcdel Slaughter House, now taken strongly in hand Dy the opulent and pow- + erful Union Stock Yards Company, is finished, Bridgeport stenches will become only tradic tional, and it will be impossible to suggest to posterity how vilothey were. Dr. Bauch de- serves alaurel wreath for his vietory, now well secured, and the advocates of licensed stenches must fold their tents and leave. The utmost satisfaction prevails in the wide- spreading southwest quarter of the city at the ‘p:oclamation of emancipation pronounced, and a1 immedinte effect upon the development of that large neighborhood is promised, and igevitable. Our readers will have noticed, in ¢he report of Sanitary Superindendent Rauclh, a description of proposed works to be ereated, which ehall combine all the lriest improvements in slaughtering enimals, and be, indeed, 2model to be copied pr pll parties interested. The establishmer’, {t is now mado certain, is to be located nea, the Union Stock Yards, and will e construcLed and operated by the Union Stock Yard Corapany. The¢ propose to slaughter about 300 hesd of cst'io daily; the dressed ment will bo delivered 7.z the city depots in refrigerator cars, and tho affal, blood, etc., manufactured immediatelyinto = valuable fertilizer, in a manner entirely inof- Fensive, this Iatter to be accomplished by the Whelpley & Stover process, which hus been fally indorsed by the Board of Heslth and other city officials. It is understood that the plans will be completed ina fow days. Enough has al- ready been accomplished to warrant the expecta- tion that ground will be broken about Jan. 1, and the works completed not later than May 1. Tt is in contemplation to ultimately increaso the capueity of these works €0 as to slaughter a L\rgo proportion of the cattle now shig\pcd ZEast, and forward the dressed meat to New York and other Eastern cities:” Dr. Rauch is deserv- ing tho thanks of tho community for having accomplished this object ; and it i3 evident from the tenor of his reJ:urt that every slaughter and ‘packing-houso in the ci.y will be obliged, sooner orlater, to adopt some method by which the nuigance crented shall be effectuslly abolished. Tp to this time, the resistance to the redemption of Bridgeport and the relief of our whole city from an unwholesome nuisance has apparently been expended by scribbling letter writers and protests from bogus scientists, though most of them must have written with one hand holding the nose, while the other drove the pen. Now that a farnace hotter than that of Shadrach, AMegkach, and Abednego is to be heated for the destructiyn of sll sources of evil odors, public opinion will beat a still hotter one for those who I;gcu‘se aresort toit. Itmustbedone. It isan —.—~ THE CITY IN BRIEF. The officers of the several Trades Unions are requested to most this evening at Trades As- sembly Hall, Globe Theatre Building. Three-fourths of the orders received at the Relief Employment Burean during the past ten days are from the country. MMost of the unem- eloyed are willing o stay in the city. The people of Christ Church, corner of Michi- gan avenue and Twenty-fourth Btrect, have their church sociable in tho basement, this evening. Daniel McMahon, of No. 612 South Jefferson sireet, slipped on the ice, near the Stock Yards, yesterday morning, and broke his neck. Bev. Dr. Goodwin will repeat his sermon on Belshazzar this _evening, in the Lutheran Stl;nr::h, corner Sangamon and West Indiana cets. Tho !odfiing-honsa on North Union street— the old police station—has been fitted up, and will be open for the accommodation of vagrants &nd others this evening. A meeting of Tancred Lodge No. 12, E. of P., will be held this evening at No. 114 Monros strcet. The presence of every member is re- quested, a3 business of the Utmost importance will be transacted. A brick market-house, 73383 feet, and four storics in height, is to_be erected on the south- east corner of State and Adams street. A build- ing permit was issucd by the Board of Public Worls yesterday. The gamblers who wers arrsted at No. 23 West Madison strect, 8t 1_o'clock yestorday morning, were before Justice Scnlly at 10 o'clock, The keeper, Thomas Wilson, was fined 75, and 2ight inmates £25 each. A young man named J. F. Little, employed in Reedy’s factory, on Illinoia street; whila en- goged in running a circular saw, yesterday, had three fingers of his right hand mutilated. Am- putstion was necessary. At 7 o'clock, yesterday morning, fire was ob- served in the dwelling No. 131 Wahpanseh &y nue, and o still alarm was given to Engine 13. About £1,000 damage was done to the buill ing and furniture. Both are insured. A. Carter owns the etructure, and F. H. Waters occus pies it. A team of horses attached t0 & hearse, driven by T. W. Wagner, of No. 109 Blue Island avenue, ran away from the Milwaukes avenue depot yos- terday afternoon. Wagner was throvn off and elightly hurt, and the vehicle was demolished. A coftin had been removed from the hearse just before the horaes started. 3frs. Doxaldzon, of No. 378 Batterfield street, reported to the police, yesterday, that her Lusband had been missing since 8 o'clock on Wednesday morning. He 1s slightly derznged, 2ad if Jost conld not find his way home. He is 55 yeats of age, thick-set, light complexion, with full whiskers and moustache, and wore & black overcoat and mived pants. A- demrick used for elevating stones at the House of the Good Bhepherd, on Market, near Hill sireet, fell yesterday afternoon, and striking @ workman named Patrick Clifford, Lilled him instantly. Deccased was a carpenter, £nd lived at No. 22 Granger street, whither tho body was iaken. Ho leaves o wife and threo children, A compleint was mado to the Mayor, yester- day, againsi Robert Lansiug, f)mprietor of an immigrant boarding house. ~ 1t is alleged that ke ewindled eight Scandinavians out of 36, s &hot gun, and their tickets to Milwaukeo, taking all for one night's lodging and o meal apiece. Tho Mavor's oficers vall hunt up Lansing to- dsy, and make him disgorge. A Bohemiax woman named Rosaria Herdlicks, who lived at No. 89 Burlington streot, died sud- denly yesterday. Sho hind been ill four weelks, and 23 no physician attended ber, and the causo of her death 18 unknown, the Board of Health refused to issue a burial certificate and request- ed the Coroner to hold en inquest. No sus- ‘Ppicions of foul-play are cntertained by any one. The Union Park Congregationnl Church Soci- ety held their ammual meeting on Wednesday evening. Beports were made by tho officers showing s satisfactory financial condition. Tho Teports covervd ihe lirst year of the Society in their new edifice, which wes dedicated last year ebortly after the great fire. The income of tho Society from rentals during the vear was about £20,000; tho cxpenses a little over £19,000, lesving a balance in the tressury, In sddition to this, the Society have provided for s floating debt of $30,000. The utmost unanimity of sen- timent and harmony of spirit prevailed at the meeting. The officers elected for tho ensuing ear are : Trustces—J. W. Butter, H. M. Hooker, Abbey, J. L. Leo. Treas Clerk—Alfred C. Thomas. The Board of Police held a regular semi- weckly meeting vesterdzy afternoon, President Beno in the chair. An order was passed direct- ing the Superintendent of Police to seo that the ordinances with regard to the running of rail- r0ad trains and locomotives within the city lim- its are enforced. The resignation of John Hobn, engineer of stesmer No. Y, was accopted. Cor- neilus F. Whitehead, pipeman of No. 3, was dis- charged for having Econ intoxicated and con- ducting himself ina disorderly manner. John Heeland, pipeman of No. 17, was fined one day's Jey for going to elecp while' on watch, Charles M ratton was appointed driver of the Firo arshal’s wagon. ohn Michaels and Georgo Leady, stokers, s Wexo promoted to engincers. i i M AMUSEMENTS. THE ST. LUEEL'S HOSPITAL CONCERT. The benefit concert iz aid of St. Luke's Hos- pital takes place this evening, at Standard Hall, gorner Michigan avenue and Thirteonth street, undor the auspices of tho Chlcago Musioal Col- lege. The programme, as will be seen bolow, is onoof rare oxcollence, both vocally and in- strumentally, and the ladies who take part in it are wall known in musical circles as among the best of our home musicians. Those who attend may rely, thercforo, upon enjoying & plessant musiesl entertainment. Tho excellent charity which this concert has been dovised to aid presents a strong claim upon the public. It is accomplishing & great and good work, and de- serves tobe handsomely sustained. Standard Hall should, therefore, bo crowded this even- ing. Tho programms is as follows : 1. Piano—Weddigg March (16 hands). Misses Pargo, Kgill:. Phillips, = Field, McCormick, Oakely, Bertis, La Fayette. 2, Piano—* Variations”, ...euueevsernsnnss Jisses Jessic Fastran and Carrie Pratt, 3, Voice—t \Who's at My Window?..... . 2y Mrs. F. G, Hall. 4. Pisno—“ Rigoletio” . Liszh Biss N 5. Volce—Duo, * Trust Her Not ”. .Balfe A. L. Lewis and Mrs, Misses Annie 7. Voice—*“La Fioraja » 2rs, C. D, Carringlon. 8. Plano—SymphoDy....... Aisses Dora Monroe and Li: 9. Piano—¢ Tannhsueer # March....... Alrs. S. A. Phelp. 10. Voice—Bridal Chorus from fohmgdn ”,.Wagner y MR. BABRETT'S BENEFIT. At Aiken's Theatro this evoning, Mr. Barrott, for his benefit, will ensct tho character of Jago, in Shakspeare's great tragedy of ** Othello.’ The play will be put upon_the stage in a correct manner, and the star will be supported by the leading members of Mr. Aiken’s company, which is by all odds, at least so far as the gentlemen are concerned, the_ strongest combination ever regularly connected with any theatro in Chicago. %‘Lm distribution of characters will be as fol- WS : Lawrence Barrett THE SUFFRAGE MATINEE. By reference to our advertising columns it will be seen that iss Emily Faithfull and Miss Cady Stanton will address _the citizens of Chi-~ cago, this afternoon, at Mrors' Oiam Houso. Miss Emily Faithfull, the distinguished English philanthsopist has Sust returned from Aum Ax- or, and is highly gratified with her investiga- tion of the Univessity of Michigan, She_will, 10 doubt, on her retarn to England, throngh hor magazine, do much to introduce more_advanced methods into English schools. Miss Faithfull's reputation us a reader is well-known on the other side of the water, and wo are glad to find that she will give some dramatic recitations this af- ternoon. STAR LECTURE AFFAIDS, To-night Mrs. Scott-Siddons makes her °m1¥ appearance on the West Side in the Union Par] Congregational Church, which promises fo be filled to its utmost capacity. The programme, which has already been published, is one which will call forth her varied powers, and as sho proved herself to bo of an obliging disposition when sho read here before, she will undoubtedly comply with the wish which is_generally -ex- Eress d to add to her other selections the Sleep- Walking Scene from *‘ Macbeth.” Oliver Optic” is to give a novel entertain- ment under the auspices of the Star Course, be- ing nothing less than a leciure matines for children, when he will tell them all sbout The Tortunes and Misfortunes of a Young Printer.” The lecturo is to be given to-morrow afternoon in the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church. Mrs, Macdonald has written a note to Rev. Laird Collier, in which she says that her hus- band is elowly recovering, and hopes soon to ba able to fill his engagement in the Star course. ——————— THE DIAMOND SWINDLE. Attachment of Philip Arnold’s Props= erty at Elizabethtown, Ky.— Suit Brought for the Recovery of Nearly IXalf o Million of Dollars, Elizabethtos Ey. 10) Correspondence the bl Coutier St & The diamond frauds which have engaged the wires of the Associated Press from the Pacific coast for several days, have at last: culminated in one of the largest civil suits that was ever brought in tho Hardin Circuit Court. Quite 5 sensation was created on our streots, this marning, when it was noised sround thab the safe at his residence, and the valuables of Philip Arnold, Esq., in the bank of Thomas Polk & Co., bankers at this place, had been attached by the Sheriff. To gee the property of a reputed millionaire attached by an ofticer of the law, was enoagh to cresto & sensation, snd it did it to perfection. At tho Clerk’s office of tho Hardin Circnit_Court is & long petition, in which one Wm. M. Lent, of San Francisco, desires equity £o return to him three hundred and fifty thousand dollaras from Philip Arnold, John Slack, and others, which he claims ‘was obtained from him fraudulently. The peti- tion is reduced to o nutshell in the following affidavit for an attachment, which is filed in the caso: THE AFFIDAVIT. Wm. AL Lent vs. Philip Arnold, John Slack, etc.—Plaintifl’s affidavit for attachment. Hardin Circuit Court. The plaintiff, Wm. . Lent, ssys that ho has this day commenced sn action in equity in this court against the defendants, P‘}u.l p Arnold, John Slack, Mary E. Arnold, 8. B. Thomas, J. 1. Polk and J. B. Thomas, &c., and here refers tohis said petition in equity and makes tho same part hereof. The nature of plaintif's claim 1n this action is to recover from thedefen- dants, Philip Arnold and John Slack, the sum of 350,000, which smount was obtsined from him by thom by fraud and by fraudulent repre- sentations sde by them to plaintiff in refer~ enco to dismonds, rubies, snd emerslds being found upon lands in & certain district of country, to-wit, in Colorado Territory, which frandulont representations were madein pursuance of a fraudulent conspixu? and combination be- tween said Arnold and Slack and sllics, for the purpose of decciving and misleading the plaintiff sod the poblic. generally in re- feronce to the value of said lands, and by means of which false and fraudulent representations eaid Arnold and Slack fraud- ulently obtained from the plaintiff the consider- ation of the ealo by them to plaintiff of the in- formation of the locality of said land and of said pretended right of diacovery of the locality of 6aid precions stones, when, in fact, said rodre- sentations were all wholly false_and fraudulant. No such diamonds, rubies, and emeralds wero found upon or in any such land, but wero scattered and planted thereon and therein by said Arnold and Black and their confed- erates, for the fraudulent purpose of decoiving and dofrauding _tho plaintif and tho public at large, and inducing plaintiff and the public at large to bellove that said diamonds and other precious stones were found upon and in said lands in their natural formation and pro- duction. Plaintiff refers to eaid petition for & n]z}m detailed statement of the nature of his claims. Plaintiff’s claim is just. The amount which he believes ho ought to recover from the defend- ents, Philip Arnold and John Slack, is the sum of $330,000. Plaintiff says that the defendant, Philip Ar- nold, who is & resident of Hardin County, Ky., has left the county of his residence to avoid the service of & summons upon him, 80 conceals ‘himself that a summons cannot be served upon him ; hes s0ld, conveyed, and otherwisedisposed ‘o his property, and suffered and permitted it to Lo solg, with the fraudulent intent to cheat, hinder, and delsy his creditors, and is sbout to sell, convey, and otherwice disposa of his prop- oty with tho frandulont intent to cheat, hinder, an delng Lis creditors, B. H. Dristow says he is tho agent and attor- noy of the plaintiff, Wm. M. Lent, who is absent from Hardin County, and from the State of Xentucky, and he believes tho statement in the foregoing aftidsvits are trae. B. H. Bastow, Bubscribed and sworn to beforome, by B. H. Bristow, the 9th day of December, A- D. 1872. . M. Fraize, Clerk. 5o onds the document which caused the flut- ter in our town this inoming, and vhich will be read with at interest {rom the Atlantic io the Pacifie. There aro two sides to all cases, and especially to suits in equity, and as Mr. Lent has had hissay on paper, the next in order is the answer of the defend- ants. It gives a fine opening for the legal talont of our vicinity; and all our lawyers are looking very wisely this morning, indicating that they would win the case, no matter which side they aro employed upon. Among the Iawyers already cmployed aro General B. H. Bristow, of Phila- delphis, end Hon. John M. Harlan ‘snd A. E. ‘Willson, Esq., of Louisville, for the plaintiffs. A bond was given by the_ plaintiff in the sum of $750,000 in order to obtain an attachment which was levied on the articles mentionod above, at 10 p. m. last night. Alldoy yesterday the wires between Louisville and Ban Francisco were kopt busy making preparations for tho commencement of this suit, the telegraph bill falling not much short of $300, MUNN & SCOTT. Another Aet of the New Local Drama. The Ex-Elevator Men Taken Into Custody to Prc- vent Their Escape from the City. It having transpired that Ira Y. Munn and George L. Scott wore about to leave the city, probubly yesterday evening, steps wero taken for their arrest jusf beforo the closing of the Courts. Botween 3 and 4 o'clock, the following potition and affidavit were placed in tho hands of Judge Drummond : Your petitioners, John P, MeGregor and George D, Lincoln, respectfully represent that they are informed ond blieve that Ira Y. Munn and George L. Scott, twb of snid bankrupts, ave about to dopart from thil Stato, with no certainty of tholr roturning; _that sald bankrupts have .not yet been examined by satd Assignees, excopt upon a fow points, and their testimony will * be_indispensablo in many things relating!to said cstate, and to snswer- ing to such orders as the Gourt may hereafter make in this caso, Your petitioners, therefore, pray that said Munn & Scott may bo compelled to give bond, with sufficicnt_security, for their appearanco beforo the Register, in Court, whenever the same may bo To- quired by said Register, in such sum as the Courtmay determino. George D. Lincoln's affidavit, accompanying the petition, avers that within the past four weoks the said Munn told bim that he was going to Jeave, sesterday, for some point on the Cen- tral Pacific Railroad, or in Californis ; and that Mrs. Scott told him that 88 soon as their oxempt property waa made over to them, she and her husband intended to £0 to some point in tho Western Territorics, fn accordance with the petition and affidavit, the Marshal was ordered, at 4 o'clock yesterday after- noon, to orrest the said Munn & Scott, and to hold them until they gave bail, to be fixed by the District Judge, and as the Judgo left for his resi- denco ghortly afterwards, those gentlomen will robably have been under arrest all night, and be rought up bofore the Judge to give the neces- sary bail morning. PETITION OF JESSE HOYT. On the petition of Jesse Hoyt, of Now York, vestorday filed in the banlruptey side of tho District Court, praying for the sale of the prop- erty assignod £o him by Ira Y. Munn, which has Dbeen the subject of 80 many examinations, tho Assignees iu the estate were, yesterday, ruled to shot causo why theprayer of the petitioner should not be te @ rule gays that the deposi- tions taken hersin may bo read by either party, and that either party may produce affidavits. The petition contains no facts not already made public in these columes. It will be remembered that the proporty principaily mortgaged consista of the Munn & Scott_elevator, and undivided three-fourths of the Northwestern elevator, and an undivided five eixteenths of the City and Union elevators. 'The petitioner alleges as tha ground for an immediate sale that he is unable to place any insuranco on theelevators in conse~ quence of distrust occasioned byrecent proceed- ings, and that the property is inadequate securi- ty for tho money dne ium , amounting to $350,~ presence and ‘What It Cost Horace Greeley to Sign Jeif. Davis’ Bail Bond. From ths Hartford Courant. “The American_Conflict,” written by Horaco Greeloy, was published in thig city by O. D, Cose & Co., who were compelled, atter the first volume was in type, to' keep presses running night and day to supply to demands of agents, No book proviously published had met with such a rapid sale, excepting, iIm-hnps Mrs. Stowe's famous novel. Nearly, if not qu!te, two hundred and fifty thonsand copies of the first volume wero disposed of, and the sale was still going on sucecsatully when the second volume appesred. The publishers wero justified in supposing that the second would have as exten- sive & sale 8as the first volune, as every one who had purchased the book for = its historical value would surely got the completo thing. When tho sale of the second volume had reached some 60,000 or 70,000 copies, and lightning presses wererushing it off by handreds 0vegyul%:y to meet the urgent call of “agents in the Mr. Greeley signed the bail bond of Jeff. Davis, and from that _time the salo virtuallyceased. That stroke of his pen cnt off thousands of dollars from the profits of tie publishers, who had depended upon the sale of the first volume to cover expenses, and 0X- pected thoir reward out of the sale of the sece ond, and it took also s good deal of money out of Mr. Greeley's pocket. Ina letter of Ar, Greeloy's, mads public since his doath, he alind ed to two notable things in his lifo, first, that he threw sway the United Stotes Senatorsbip when he published an article in the Tribune, following close upon the end of the war, in favor of universal amnesty, and, second, throw away a fortune when he signed the bon for the release of Jefferson Davis. Undoubted- ly the last statement has reference to the sale of *“The American Conflict.” and that he did sacrifice & fortune, or & good part of ome, is evident from the fact that so far asthesale extended he was gnid by the publishers_$50,000. Out of this proboblyit did not cost him over $5,000 for the work of assistants, so that he cleared a handsome sum; but it is supposed that he eaved only & very little of it, as ha was coustantly giviog, giving, giving—and very many times to people who ungaseti ‘apon his credulity. e book is now sold to some extent, netting to Mr. Greeley before he died only about £175 a year, however. It never recovercd tho fatal blow it got when the autograph of the great philosopher helped to release the sutocrat of the great rebellion. The Baggage Smasher’s Xdeal Rail« road Passcngers From the Bridgeport (Conn.) Standard. Fourteen years 430, o regularly checked trunk arrived by one of the trains at the Bridgeport depot, and, no one calling for it, it was placed in the baggage-room. No person called to claim the trunk for eloyon years. At the expiration of that timo, & gentleman appeared at the baggage- room snd inquired of the bsggage-master if ho hed in his possession a_trunk that came to Bridgoport by rail, some eleven years sgo. Upon being answered in the affirmative, he presented s duplicate check, and inguired how much he had to pay for tho storage. The baggaga-master examined the check, found it would be sbout §2 for the eleven years. The gentleman said the prico was satisfactory, and he would call the noxt day, pay up the cost of the storage, and take the trunk awny. He then left. Three more years have now passed, but the gentloman has not returned for the trunk, and it still awaits an owner at the baggage store-rooms of the New X(z;k, New Haven & ford Railroad, in this city. e Singular Results of o Fall. From the Bridgeport (Conn.) Standard. Au sccident, attended with singular results, occurred in Easton not long since. ~ Mr. Thomss Wade, aresident of that placo, fell down a fight of stairs, strikiog his side scross the rail nosr the bottom. He experienced no inconvenience from the fall, excepting the loss of hia voico. For two or three days his power of utterance was entirely gone. He could not speak, even ina whisper, and was obliged to make his wants known and converse with his friends, by means of o slate and pencil. At the expiration” of that time his voice came again, and he immediately folt a weakness in his side asif the life had doparied from it. 1. B Hogao, Judgo Cincinnati, tendere offico on Wednosday. FINANCIAL. AR A A A A e A PP ARr s ((OMMERGIAL AND REAL ESTATE PAPER PUT. chased. Lo: E.L. ELD, 169 of the Buperior Court of his resigoation of that .~ Loana negotiated. CANFIELD, 1¢ Fast Madison-st. TSSURANCE OLATMS OR TALANOES AFTER dividend purchased at the highost cash rates by J. N. WETHERELL, 38 Wabasb-av. CITY REAL ESTATE. JTQR SALE-BY THOMAS A. & M. MILL, 40l WA- bizah-a ‘n%xlug‘ufiv.—nom and lot, 405175 faot, nosr Twonty- Flichizonav.—Houso aud Iof, mear Sixtocathat., Touso and Tot noar Twentr-olghth-at. ‘Wabash.av. —Houso and lot, cor, THirtot-sts Todianav.—Thre Bouscs’ and lois mear Twentys e .—Four houses and lots noar Twents- Hurlbat-st,—Houso and lot, comor Grant-place, ot & ‘bargain, OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE W FEET ON B R Ao O car tuiney sitrst. HENRY 0. GOODRICH, 863 Wabrsh-ar. 'OR_SALE —HOUSE AND LOT ON TWENTY- “h‘hfit- $3,000; casy terms, ULRICH & BOND, asl USINESS LOTS i, RESIDENCE 5t paymont $100 and 350, balnuce on long time; §n Wisoor's Milwaukee-ay. Addition. corner Diver- Soyat. A first-claas omnibus g from Diverses-st,, on Milwankeo:ns., to Btatost., carming passengers to and from the_business part of {ho cltyia timo fomako a fall dayle work, Oall at the oice and £o se0this nronerty. Bus hotses waated. WIS BROTHERS, 15 West badisoncst. JPOE SATE_TIRSTOLASS RESIDENCE PEOFER- 1y on Monroe, Jaokson, Van Baren, Tyler, Harrison, Plumib, and Polk-ats., betworn Loomis ‘and - Ashlas 5lots'on Commercial-t., 8500 each ; noar Afi] 5 lota cn Wood-at., §500 oach; noar Milwankec-av. 3lota on Noblo-st., 3800 each} noar Chicago-av. 5 lots on Roso-st., 6600 each; noar Chicagoav. 1ot on Wells-at., partition walls up: $3,000. SWISNER &"TALIATAN, 135 ieet dladison-st. OR BALE—90XI% FEET ON SANGAMON.ST,, noar VanBuren. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nizon Build- ing, northoast corner Monroe and LaSaile-sts. OR SALE-HOUSE_AND LOT—BETWEEN WOOD and Lincolnsts., 26318 ., choap for caah. Inqalr of owner, on promises, 119 Wainut-st. OF SALE_I6f WEST TAKEST., LOT AXD ALL [mprovemente, fronts oo two strasts, 603 bargaln. K. 1. GUMMINGS, 100 East Handelpm ot - » 078! OR SALE—50 FEET, WABASH-AV., BETWEEN Forty-fifth and Fortysixth-sts. 50 feot, State-st., between Forty-fifth and Forty.aixth, 50 feot, Indianav., batweon Twenty-third and Twenty- {fourth- b acres, corner Fifty-fifth-st. and boulevard, Stato-st., 28 BgoTist o restdnoe, businoss, and other progorty. = " FRED, L FAKE £ GOn " 88 Washington-at. -FDR SALE—602165, ON MICHIGAN-AV., BE- tween Fifty.sixth and Fif ithosta., 855 per foot. T RERLEE s Claeh ot oot Madlsotre” is now ru a; it X120, corner Douglas- and Stantonar. 9. H. ERELER, 15 Olark-stes cormer Madison. 3 OR SALE_OR TRADE_FOR GOOD UNISFROV. ed property, feae now, Satory bouars, South Side, 1 Pooms dach rutod. for month - Taquise H. J. CERISTOPE, 165 Eost Handolph st 9 OR BAT.E-CHEAP—LOTS_GUTSIDE THE FIRE first and Twenty-second-sta., near Lincoln, at%l 000 and £1,300. Allportst., near Tienty- it . Ihirty-first and EQFF, Clark and Washington. TO RENT--HOUSES. A A A A A A AP TQRENT-NEW BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE OF 1 rooms, furnished with new farniture, sod finished complota with all modorn improvements. Owner and wife to b ith Tanope pich tegent foe ront. Inquiro st Rooms 1 'O, RENT_FURNISHED_ 10 THROOPST-, BRIGK houso containing 10 ropms. Inquire of J. D. MAG- LEOD, on thepromses. Water, gus, and bath. T, RENT-ONE NEW 2STOEY BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, hot and cold wator; one block_from strect cars; threo blocks west of contro'of Lincoln Park. Also g0 %story and basemont brick houso, - and quo teifoom rame houso fn B L Je BAVIS, Room 1, Noc1t Maataenan 270 WANTED--MALE HELP. Bookkeepers, Olerks, &o. VWANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN KEEP doublo ontry books and work for §60 per month to begin on._Address F 49, Tribuno office. n————— SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. ITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPEREINCED bookkesper who 1a rocommendod by present employers. Zddress P ost Offico Box 125, "ANTED — BOOKKEEPER, TO OPEN AND writo up sat of books, alngId onicy; only a fow days work, _Btate lowest terms por day; must'work cheap. Ad- dress'Q 49, Tsibano offico. ANTED-SHIPPING OLERK MAN ision store; also, partnor with 3250, gm'y. 163 East Washington-st., up stairs. IN _PRO- ‘Business TTUATION WANTED — AS BALESMAN IN A produce commission houso, by ono with experioncs and reforences. _Address T £9, Tribuno offico. TTUATION WANTED_AS BOOKKEEPER, GE. oral clerk, or cashier, by a young man of largs experi~ ence. Isaqulokaccountant, and accustomed to hand- 1lng money. Address L 74, Tribuno Branch office. "ANTED—DRUG CLERK WITH TWO OR THREE years' exporicnoa. ~Apply at 1403 State-st, ORENT-_TWO STORY FRAMEHOUSE, BROONS o miscs, 1733 Indisna-av., from § to 10 in the marabag. - P 0, RENT_MIOHIGAN AND PRAIRIE-AVS., Desutal marbls housos, miodern improvemenis, by windows. Finest part of city. B, , 609 Wa- ash-av., ‘0 RENT-HOUSE ON COTTAGE GROVE-A TOohaa g AT 3,000 do_Park, furnish BElepr kg famishod or unforalshed. ULRIOH & WANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS BOOKKEEPER, o lt;:ollnew!r‘l, and lodlh!w:, %goan auhl:‘lgud houso in ettt ey SEl ey ‘Address V 35, Tribuno office. e can havea start with. ‘Trades. WANIED A MAN COMPETENT T SAW, OUT Jumbor for sash doors and blinds, and also able to Ton tho machinery for same. Apply at, MCDOUGAL & MOKINLAY'S Blaning 34iit, 40°ahd 44 Forth Sanga- ‘mon-st. AN T!Bl;n!. 0. 1 INER AND —BY A NO. 1 TINNE! N S“l:hnge'br}rgn“v‘vvarkmliD Address A. H. GARRITT, 491 ‘West Madison-st. N —BY A FIRST-CLASS MAi- ‘ells-at. ity e obUNG TAN-_AS TON WANTED-BY A = S an ( a privato faridiy_is not afrald o choros, and will maks himeelf gonerally usclal about the fionso. Address © 4, Tribuno ofice. Cottage Grove-av. Enzaind l'?n PRIy TD RENT-OR FOR BALE—CHEAP, A NEW TWO- Pl hoat the raltesy e fiadlienst;: In Byde Station: DEW. Hoom 17 Brsan' Block, Corner LaSallo iad Stom roe.its. 0O RENT — 1099 INDIANA-AV.; MODERN IM. rovoments; hot and cold water: small amount of {’nr%lnxv. Apply to MYRON L. PEARCE, 39 Wa. aalar: D e ereans (D) ROON FOR NOURE. r sleeping, in allpaets b UHID:GJ RENTZL“%ND C&LLECTIDN. CA& CY: 21 Oriental Building. TOvatE Ndumncst: 11 mdme Amobts o RBDRR & st 11 rooms. 4 i8 Bouth Dosplaines-at, Bm.” 00 0_RENT—A GOOD &RO0 HOUSE ON CORNER ‘Wost Lako aud Hoyne-ais; gos, water, ond barn: o fedinto possession. . RERE, AVISON & WELGH, T3 ot 70, RERT-TI-ROOM HOUSE, TINCOLN PARE 840: 12room houso, Englewcod, 8%. LINGLE & DARLOW, 11 Otts Block, Lasallost:, corser Madison. 70 RENT-4 MEDIUN-SZED HOUSE, WITd 03, water, both, etc. No. 8 Langloy-zt. Ellls Pask. "Furaiture for salo. _Apply on the proshisce: 0, RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE. INQUIRE AT 127 Wabash-av. W ARTED_ABARBER AT WARSAT'S, 12) SOUTH ‘Halsted. ts. 'st., botween Sfonros nd Adsmssta. WA A FETCL, o Frimen o, & boy ihat unders prossca. AMILLAR BROS:. 155 Clark-st: ANTED—A TIRST-CLASS HORSESHOER. Io- 1and gflnlbmsum-lfi, near Adams, to-day, bef and £ » batween ANTED—PAINTERS_TWO OR THEEE GOOD stripers. _Apply at 371 Divislon-at, Miscellancous. ANTED~IN THE BOOK BUSINESS, TWO pgmgmen ol good busingss abilliy ead Address, zhtmen wo v 320 per week, 7] MOONEY & SMART, officogf London Art Jourhal, 254 Sonth Halsted-st., Chicago, 11l. T inderstands the businesa fia‘"wffi’ég ety asetiL Bioese addzess 2 , Tribuna o 17, ED- AN, ATTORNEY EROM ATION WANTED- ATTORN. S New York, wishing to learn the practice of this Stata, deslres a situsition in some old sud well established law offico, where ho ¢an ico-work and assist in tho trizI of cases, on small . Rolerences given. Address P ‘i3, Tribune office. i *. ITUATION WANTED_-BY A STEADY YOUNG- man, willing to do his dfifli in = a grocers-store, or 23 coachman ina, Gooa refesences givea. Addross H 81, Tribuno offic A e e —— SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALZ STIUATION WANTED_BY A MIDDLEAGED L of ANTED_ONE OR TWO EXPERIENGED FOL- ey writers with a kuowlodg of Insaranco busincis. Stat ealaty espectod, with rofaronca, Address B 41, Tribazo offico, ANTED—A BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS OF AGE TO tend cigar case. Apply at19) East Madison-st. ANTED_CANVASSERS—FIFTY DANVASSERS by tho Remington Sewing Machino Company. Call at 143 South Halsted-st. 'WANTE'D—]M CORD-WOOD CHOPPERS FOR Ohio, one year’s work; part {aro paid to those hav~ ing baggages; also, 1,600 levoe laborers for the South: cheag faren, ' Aply 1o CHRISTIAN & BING, 101 Sonth anal-ste 0 RENT—AND FURNITURE FOR SALE_TO A T small family, no children. Cal at 411 Wost Blon- roe-at. VWANIED A FEW LIVE MEN; VIM ENERGY, ands desirs to make money notessary; for countsy only; 810 daily. _Call at Room b, 307 West Madison-st. 0 RENT_TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE NO. 800 ‘West Washington-st., 10 rooms, ail modern fmprovo- monts, comfoxtably furpished, " possosslon at onca ply 16 W. I BAMPSON & CO., 1 Lasallost., Ot loc! TO RENT--ROOMS, 70, RENT—PLEASANT ROOMS =FOR HOUSE- anpigeping. Inquiro at 1235 Indlana-av., aear Twenty- VANTED—Z0 MEN FOR SOUTHERN ROADS : cheap tickots, also,ona foreman, Partios farnished itk Belp ¢n short potlcs. BEAV & WILSOR, 5 Wost Madison-st, ANTED_A MAN THAT COMMANDS A CITY trado in tobaccos, to rana wagon. Address W &, Tribuno office. VVARZED--A MANTO G0 OUT 10 MILES TN THE Suaty 10 drive tonmand do SHOKS: APpls botora tato-st., [0 _RENT_LOWER FLOOR OF § BEAUTITUL rooms, in new house, for honsekeoping: half block {rom Madizon-st, cars. Apply at 134 Warren-av. 80%olock {n the morningat . C. RALPHS, near corner Adams. NTED—0 MEN TO GO TO THE COUNTRY TO “entice, Koo o SWELT & CROUOH, 3 Tweats: second-st., near State. FOESAE ROus 1D L8 DR WABATE AT, woen oth_an firstat.._east_front; Rrice, B11,000; torms casy. WING & FARLIN, &8 Sari Madison, ‘corfier Stato, i OR SALE_AT A BARGAIN-LOTS ON WEST- crnav., Polk, Taslor, and Campboll- actles wishing to butld no monoy required for ono year. Inguire of GEO. CADWELL, or at 135 South Clar} . OR BALE_8#0 AND 8{0_ONLY 810 DOWN. B B e, A tag bt Foe possns of Mo Cerato means. Don't go out of tho city to buy a lot, We «can sell you one convenient to street cars and business for X A G. STOREY & SON, 145 Bouth Clari-st., corner Madison, Room 8. TrOR SALE-ON NORTE TASALLE-ST, JUST ‘north of Sehiller-5t., 46 fast cast. front, also 46 foot wost front by 150 feot doop; addrass or apply'to owner, 23 Thirty-sevoath-st. 0 RENT—FUBNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE- men and wives, and eingle gontlemen, at 8§ South Borgan'st., near Madison. Gasand fire. Privato hous 0 RENT—30 SOUTH ANN.ST,—A NICELY TU; niched room or rooms en suite, to gentloman and wifo G two singlo gentlomen; private family. T'0 RENT—DESTRABLE FRONT SUITE ON SEC- ond floor of 651 Wabash-av., furnished or nnfarnish- cd. Inguiro at tho rooms. TO RENT-ONE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE rooms at 516 Wobash-av. 0 RENT—ROOMS IN HALSTED STREET OPERA Houso Building, corner Halsted and Harrison-ats, auitablo for houselcéping. Apply toJ. H. KEELER, 14 Clark-st, corner Madison, 0 RENT—THREE FRONTROOMS, WITH WATER T hoscts, 518 per month. _Apply at 628 Mitchell-st. L Jackson, i an Buren, eaat o o1 DAVID WILLIAMS, 155 Soath Clark-ste; Koo 1. ORSALE_GOOD LOTS ON ALL THE STREETS botweon Twonty-third and Dinth-ats., and be- All out of fir limits. Parfect titlos. Warranty doeds. ~ A very small pasment, down : 5 Tl B Cont, - No Auuioy buslaces. ALBEET RANE, §73 Wabssh-a TT'0 RENT_BASEMENT DINING-KOOMN AND SEC- ond story bed-rooms, at 307 Wost Moncooat. 'O RENT-THE UPFER PART OF HOUSE NO. S8 West Morgan-gt., ~containlpg 4 rooms, ui closota, water, and gas fixtures, one block from streot cars. Apply on the promiscs. House noarly now. 0 RENT—3 ROOMS IN THE SECOND, AND 3 rooms {n the third floor, No. 130 West Randolph-st. Inqufro at 4 Wost Randolph-at., Room No. 3. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. OF SXLE 2 ACRES, NEAR BOUTH GHISIGH and Calam + or prohange for o orty, J 5. REELER, 13 Claticates cormoe Madisgn: " JPORBALE 4o AGRES, SOUTH SIDE, NEAR OITY. i t extromoly Tow . Also, 20-atro traot. Titls ol B BELAMATER, o, Glank ase Biadison: e R ] caan 550, TRRAGE 00 e st Barrsotiate IOR BALE-—5 OR 10 ACRES, SOUTHEAST COR- nor of Ashland-av. and Forty-soventh-st., near Stock ER & LEE, 14 Nion Bullding, northeast ovaer of Moaros end Labloste TR FATE4 AORES NEAR GRAOELAND. AT A dectded bargain, B! R & LEE, 14 Nixon Baild- 10g, northoast corner Mouros and LaSaflo-sis. OR BALE 6 ACRES, FRONTING EAST ON B ey rianios. Aorress S A st Sovey fouri™ata,, near Comoll. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon Buildmg, Dortheast corner Monroo and LaSallé-sts. OR SALE—EVANSTON, NORTH EVANSTON, ‘ost Evanston, and Gleficoo lots, blocks, o housos of from b to 10 rooms, for salo at lower figures than any party cansell for who does not deal exclusively n their own property. Monthly pasments swill buy a bomo, A good houso of 8 rooms to reut chesp in Gleccos, O. E. BROWNE, near dopot, Esans! COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JORSALE-ON EASY TERMS-A FINE STOOK 1 situated two miles wost of of “the Ohblo & Contral Railroads; the best ship- ing point ia Sogthern Hilueie, eud ooly 63 miles from Be. Enia. . Tho farra is mostly Folling paire, containa 600 acres, 81 of ino timber, 330 of good meadow, 40 of whoat is woll feucod, good bulldings, a never-faliing woll, an B springs of liviag wator; would meko two fino farms, tho Stato rond dividlng abont equal aad laaving I acrés of peach and hpplo orchard on cach good roatons gisen for Solling; for furthor partioulars, addross E. B: REED, Sandoval, Tl JFOR SALE-CHEAP—Io ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL, high-roliin TJ'0 REXT-—30R 3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, WITH or without board, in privato family, near Hoyne and Bfadison-pt. oars; reforences required. Inquiro at toro, 738 West Madison-st., corner Lincola. ANTED—-WE OFFER BETTER INDUOEMENTS to mon ot of employraent than can be found elso- whero In the ofty. Addrass or apply to SMITH & WHIT- HORN, Manufacturing Company, 174 West Washington. 37 ANTED-20 CHOPPERS FOR AMICHIGAN; BOSS €008 out to-day with tho men, § coal miners, 10 farm hands; raflroad men for Texas & Galifornia Rallroad. Also tio-cafters, land clearors, ‘and all kinds of work Domestios. ITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE young woman to do chamber work in a first-class honai o Sacond work; ot in 3 small prica . - Good 1~ ferences. Call'at 143 West Lake-st. S]TUATION WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY to cook, wash, and iron, by o young lady. Callat N 43 Butterfield-st. ITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT EN. ineer: is a practical machinist. Address or call ATA H:I:NI.ET. 87 0is-gt., Chicago. Good city refer~ e "UA}“XON‘S (WARTE&—A EOkOD COOK AND Savorsl. giels for panenl bosswesk, all Sandizisian, by Afiss HANSEN, 58 Allwankesav. QUITATIONS WANTED_BY SEVERAT, GAPABLE girls, a8 family croks, and laundrosses: slso bomso- Koeper foc hotel. ' Can bo heard of at ABS. BATES' offico, 10 Peck court. SFUATION WANTED -BY A FTRST-OLASSCOOK, washier, and Ironer tamily Infoly from Enet: Call at 1213 State-st.. 2 N e S Mn‘. THOMPSON'S oftice, 1000 Stato .a':y a SUIUATION WANTED_BY 4 COMPETENT GIRL, s privato family, to da second wark, or Cooke "Addross 1 %, Tribune Branioh oficor i TTGATION WANTED—BY AN AMERIOAN WOM. 20,10 0 to Colorado, us domestlc or soamistrom, 07 both, ‘between this and April. Z 81, Tribung offico. - Seamstresses. TTUATION WANTED-BY 4 GOOD, RELIAB gir], As seamstress; to do second work, anc Tako ol goacrally asofal. Apply 25 Tylor-st., mear crdeen. FIRST-OLASS 3 experionce, employment by dag TTUATION WANTED—] South. " Apply'to ANGELL & GOAKER, suthorized RTait: OF long ok on Agents, 21 vest Randolph. orweek. Apply or addross N, 107 South Pooria-st, ANTED-MEN LOOKING FOR _EMPLOYAIENT to call on JONES & CO., 160 West son-st. § bustness logitimato; pays better than wages. toy 'ANTED-EXPERIENCED HOUSE BOY fires, table, boots, and general work. 597 ganav. ‘ V "ANTED—A COLLECTOR, OVER 30 YEARS OF sge. Refercnces. Add:[r"uu ‘W 81, Tribune ofiice. ‘manufactaring busincss, oaslly manageds 10320 Gatly, * Apbly a busomaonty B3 Wabhsh-avs "'ANTED—MEN LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT to call on PHILLIPS & CO., Room 55, Exchange Block. Our commissions are better than wages. " "ANTED—A TRAVELLER FOR ONE OF THE largest wholesalo liquor-houses East, for the States of Illinols, Indiana, or Missouri; must understand the ‘business. Ono who_has travelled for wholssale liquor- house proforred. Must give unexceptional referopcos. Enlmc‘ eral. Inquire of ADLER & CO., 140 West T FOR Michi- 0 RENT—ROOMS-PARTLY OR ENTIRELY FUR- ‘nished, in o first-class houso, centraily located on the South Sido. Also part of house with -room and Litchen. Address K 27, ‘Cribuno office. 70 RENT—TG0 WABASE AV, CORNER TWENTY- third-at. furnished ooms, cheap, to gontle- men, . No hildron taken. Haroitara first-cliss. - Lront Bute to rent to four ladics. ANTED-BOY, AT #1 WASHINGTON-ST, LOUIS 1. PALMER. ANTED_MAN AND WIFE, TO TAKE THE dining-rooms of tho Green Willow Housa. About 100 will bo West Adams uired. ‘WANTED--FEMALE HELP. 0 RENT_FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH o PR Rk AR T bt s o < anco, a¢ 10623 Wabashrar, o T]'0 RENT-WITHOUT BOARD, TO GENTLENEN, well furnished frunt alcave room, with fire. Call 101§ ‘Wabash-av., near Twoaty-second-st. 7O, RENT—EIGHT 0 TEN ROOMS FOR HOUSE: keepiog; & good chance; will reat ano oz more, 8 West. 080, 0 RENT-ELEGANT ROOMS EN SUITE OR BIN- &lo: furnished in style and cared for, fir and gas in. cluded in the prico of the rooms. Inquire in Room 43, & 10 63 South Halsted-st, (ovor Home National Bank). 'ED—GIRLFOR GENERAL RUUSEWORK, ¢ northoast corer Paulina and fyler-sta., English rman. = VWARNIED_IMEDIATELY_AT NO. 77 SOUTH Asbland-av., a_competent girl for gonoral house- work ; must bo a Food cook, washor and ironer. ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GENER- &l housoworl. Can finda goed home and liberal wogos st 49 South Poorfa-st. to-day. ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housowork. Reforences required. Oall intho morn~ ino, 1198 Indiana-ov. Domestios. or T'QRENT-BY GOODRIDGE & STOKES, ROOM 20 209 West Madison-st,~6 rooms and 2 closots, socond storg, on South Curtis-st., noar Washington. 0 RENT—HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen, st Contral Hotel, & Market-st. Apply 4t Room 131, fourth floor. Iy by e e R , aud two ed front rooms. No. S av., edst of Twonty-socond-st. ED. KREYSSLER. 0 RENT—HANDSOXMELY FURNISHED AND UN- “shq forplahed rooms by the day, ook, or month, at 151 TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o. 'O RENT-148 STATE-ST., SECOND, THIRD, AND fourth floors, aud basement._Apply on the promises. ANTED_A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- W ok o fumity of thsee, o1 1908 Naghsnnras: VWARIED-A GOOD GIRL, 7O DO GENERAL houowork. Inquire a 460 Fulton-at. 'W'AFTED—A GIRL TO DO SECOND WORK. AP- DIy 53 South Carponter-st. = D GIRL TO COOK AND DO i Afi‘lfi‘lxn‘uu‘fi.‘?fik. -guun.uv.. Cottage Grove. ANTED — A_GOOD _STEADY GIRL TO DO VW 2ANTED, GOOD GIRETOTAKE OARE OF ORI ‘genoral housework. 169 Archoray }dren. Applyst 207 Mishigan-av., near Eldridge- court. Miscellaneous. * STIUATION WANTED—A RESPECTABLE WOM- An wishos a place as nurse. Can bo scen at 653 Sonth - Jofferson-st. for two days. Can comewell rocommended. BUSINESS CHANCES, _ANESCELLENT CHANCE FOR MAN AND WIrg Bavige 3100 secnrity to'siop iato business withou Gapltal. 55 West Madison st A FINELY ASSORTED STOCK OF BUILDERS' hardwaro in Jackson, Mich, for salo. About 29, 000, N . Satisfactory rodsons for selling. Address P OB, Gackaon, Mion. VERY DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSI- ness offerad to an active, intelligont man, with 83,000 %o favest, and become partner with a gontloman of mezas. Business ¢ monopoly, and pays large profits. Call in por- 20n at 550 Stato-t., Tea storo. PATTERN AND MODEL_SHOP FOR SALE, cheap. Inquiro at 87 North Wells-at, ¥. BECKEK, clgar storo. VALDAELE RATROAD PATENT YOR SATE, 0 State of Tilinoia; i use four yoars, paying. puea:’c. J. B. BROWN, Yo TaSanioats” A LN REA, dooR & evoh Dusinase spivndid 1 arant for salo, doiog & Seplendid lo. Gation: good reason for sellinge Apply 375 Wabashoav. EST BUSINESS CHANCE IN THE OITY—LUNORK firat-class saloon in best location in city; salo; oxtra rooms in bullding, 1 S hemionta on both Eldse; sua- 8 oot BELE L) dus ‘amas 3, au S . Tnaties T oo SO WER ML 80D-3t. BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO, CIGARS, LNB‘]'B Lndtlfiolhuv;‘:{lfl;k and flxmxes‘w .‘gg; sala; low ¢ ore, ot § room: BrOLMSTEAD, § Exchango Butldise. ARDING HOUSE AND BALOON ON LEASED P o autn; WAL 800 Tashed or e arnisfied. Apply on promiscs, ¢4 Sherman-st., opposits Rock Island Depot. ee3 FESTOLASS DININGROOM, " RESTAURANT, and confectionery for salo at a bargain; yoars 5°§00d transiont busiess, as well ns day ? ST'ODTLER & COw Hoom 13, Otir (ROJERY, STORE FOR PALE, IN A GOOD L0. ‘cality, with storo and fixtures to ront: & kood placa for, caaty ‘businoss; goad reasons for slling. 78 Blus i 5 B r. [ D T L Y ., Saimisgo an Stors 1o eilo o vory Gasy torms. . WALTER SURNHAL, As signee, 94 Washington-st., Room 19, EAT MARKET, STOOK AND FIXTURES FOR MEE X2 bargain., No. 1417 Statest. TR, N E OF THE BEST (OLD ESTABLISHED) COR- ANTED-A GOOD GIRE 0 DO CO0RING, | () otarios on Woss Madlioust, for mala nov 13 ool ] Pratstoar. the time, Just beforo tho holldays; about 3,000 cash will ‘mako the trade. Addross S L. Tribuna offics’ O RENT-ROOS FOR A LUNCH COUNTER, INA NTED—A COMPETENT COOK, AT 103 SOUTH W At Sommor Tmants fousihiat AOKING-HOUSE FOR SALE; HAS MARKET 2l B ‘firat-class saloon; best location {n the city. Apply IGHODBE FOR SALE: HAS AABKED Iand, 22 mile [rom 3 ‘connect H poms, Sud 0 n:.il‘i?re:e; s u“.‘.’z {finfnuv ol é’é’-::‘?f}f»éf Room 4, 76 Madisonat. ANTED_ONE GOOD COOX, ATSO COTORED | aslo indmoall fado 1 tho ol prce, SIb il mat ety ¥ 2 Bor torms, 8 P NT_DESK. 5 LW OFFICE, open oyaters and do-chiores. - Apply bel Daymont. 1¢ doairod. M. ¥ HALD, HAIR s 80., Room 25, Dryan Block: g T R R s R0 IN A FINE LAW OFFICE, | %, B P2t oF Wabsaab: Bi2iteon-st, Room 1r IOR SALE-830 OASH WILL PURCHASE 820 - -ST., [REE OF- ANTED—A GOOD_ STRONG GIRL FOR A TOOK AND FIXTURES OF A MILLINERY AND II acros of patented land (3o swomp) tn Northern Lows; P O T e o V. Boprding touso: good wagos. Apply, for bwo dayz, E.fi:fiflm{' oyablishmens o eslo oheog. Good address , Tribune. ;nomnnlgr Bo:r‘d of Trade operators as thereis an entrance Ll TP LA B 0.0 R Ly —— trade estab) ishod ; ront very éh‘ap, ‘Address G 99, Trib . FDR BALE_WILMINGTON COAL LAND—EIGHTY acres in Section 12, Gmn(}r County, IIL, in caltiva. e o P Tobion. K, Address OWNER, .0, Dox 1065, Now Yoric. - Trade alloy; rent very low. Inquire of ‘WM. D. KERFOOT & CO., %0 East Washington-st. 0 RENT_GHFAP—A GOOD, EIGHT, FRONT 3t g5 gvor my stors, Nos. 58 8d &0 Souttl Watar-at. REAL ESTATE WANTED. ANTED_BY M. H. MORRIS, Sallg-st., 8 woll'stocked farm, glvo good Irving Park lots in oxchange, VY ANIED_FOR & CUSTOMER. 30 TO i) FEET on Prairio-av., botweon Forty-firat and Forty-ninth- sts. FRED. L. FAKE & CO., 8 Washington:st. BOARDING AND LODGING. - ‘West Side. 1) NOERTH CARPENTER-ST._FRONT BED ROOM —vith or without board—$10, or $30 per month. Privato family, BRYAN PLAOE, OPPOSITE UNION PARK.— Randolph-st. cits paes the door. Furnished Tooms, with board, single or en suito. NORTH GREEN.ST._PLEASANT ROOMS AND T4 O 8t o “wook: day board 81, bost bu e pléasant location. NORTH SANGAMON-ST.— UNFURNISHED nt; also, » fow gontlemen boarders day boarders $3.50 por wook. ROOM6, 17 LA. 0500 acres. Will DAVIS, 378 pSt:te-n s WANTED---TO RENT. "ANTED—TO RENT—IN VICINITY OF TWENTY- dpalcirist, sad Indiana-ar,, a room noatly far- gt e ey, ik, e 'ANTED-TO RENT-A ROOM SUITABLE FOR ‘housokecping: man and wife; West Sido prefarred. Addross D 9, Tribuzo ofico. ARTED—TO RENT_FURNISHED SLEEPING ‘room, wilg flrnwilgll:mt board, on Wost Hldo,llian singlo gentleman, Address R 13, Tribano office. ANTED—TO RENT—A COTTAGE OR HOUSE ON LOST AND FOUND. 'OUND_ON_OANAL-ST., BETWEEN HARRISON -X! sad Vao Burea-sisl abibut, a menih sidce, & box 0 owior can havo o o ety e pastng oxposes. ABDIY 10 ‘DRI ONEE,; 80 Liberty-s., Chicago. ST — WEDNESDAY EVENING, ABOUT § :sL(n’s'c‘l"echs gmall rod russot travelling bag, butwvoon fato-at. abash-av., ot on Wabash-av. Sfoncas and Adameats. A saitablo roward will be paid for ita roturn to offico of H. E. Picket & Co., 173 Monroo- st, and no questlons asked, W. W. BRUCE. "_ON SATURDAY EVENING, ON OANATLST . e o oo, 5 saatable roward wil 1 paid for its return to 487 Division-st. araes o a0 Cota: - Ton Gollars roward for Totamn o JOHN JOHNSON, 25 Church-at. rotam to ND—OORN] ROBEY AND LAKE.SIS., iy ke ook, contelnlor snl avtaOf aones” Y - oVest Sido, in good mlghberhood, sad mot over 510 or can havo tho samo by calling 84728 Fulion-st., up AKEN UP—A LARGE RED AND WHITE COW, MISCELLANEOUS. D T ond Lo BCJOHN OAR: ASH PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTHING AND ‘miscollaneous goods of any kind, by sonding s lotter 151, GELDER. Loan Office, 84 State-st. 8] SQUTH NMORGAN-ST.-TWO_ NICELY TUR- nished rooms, with board for gentiemen house has 21l the modern improvemonts. 34 (ARREN-AV.—SUPERIOR ACOOMODA- tions for tero young geats aad ono married coup! iablo-board firat-class. WEST WABHINGTON-ST.—1 LARGE FUR- 332 TiEod rova Ak Goard for genilinian nad wits or two gentlemon als0, ono singla room. WEST ADAMS-ST.—OAN AOCOMMODATE 33 B persona wanting board with nicely farmishod rooma: firat-class table} privato family. WEST RANDOLPH-ST._TWO SINGLE FUR. ‘,35“I nished rooms to rent to gentlemen, with first-class oard. ‘“6 WEST LAKE-ST., CORNER OF ANNST.— Board and well furnished rooms to gonteol par- ties. Prico not exorbitant. WEST RANDOLPH-ST.—_TWO NIOELY FUR~ BT TiiReaTron: rooms and oao back, mith boss, Bath, &o. ; room also for a fow sonta. Rofercnces. 604 pAPANSST, T BLOGK FROM UNION Park—Two des{rablo front suites, with first-claag fo and accommodations, furnished or unfurnished, for ladi gontlemen, o single gontlemen. 623 YEST ADAMS.ST., NEAR UNION PARK. Onc largs room, nnfurnished cxoopt now Brussels carpot—contains alcovd, with hot aad cold water, gas, grato_and register: also ong single furnished room for o, 813 por week with board. ISHOP COURT HOTEL,611 WEST MADISON-ST.— A fow elegant family rooma; also rooms for singlo catiomen, with bosrd ; stroot cara 1ass (ha door ove £ow minates. S South Side. 10 ELPRIDGE-COURT-A PLEASANT ~FUR- ishod room, with board, for two or thros gontle. OANS ON REAL ESTATE, COMMERGCIAL, AND socured papor. M. O. BALDWIN & CO., Noto Brokors, 8 and b3 LaSallo-st., Room 3. mon; slnglo room for ozo geat. Day boarders accommo- ated. 4:3 HUBBARD-COURT — NEW BOARDING honse; firat-clasa board, wit )y ook, with o of pisats Doy Board, S O 10 S0per MOREY ON HAND T0 LOAN UPON IMPROVED VL farms in sums from 81,000 t0 350,000, D. R, PEAR- SONS, 48 East Van Burcn-at, MICHIGAN-AV._FRONT PARLOR, FUR- 205 MCHICATAY i also, "desirable rooma for two ar four gontlemen, with first-class board. MOXEY O 10AN GN HOUSEHOLD FURSL: AYL ture, houses, pianos, and other chattel security. E. ROGERS, Central Union Block, Room 43. 0 LOAN—MONEY ON IMPROVED CITY REAL L estato, in sums not loss than 85,00, J. H. BISSELL, 45 Bryan Block. VANTED ST o real estate;’ will P 97, Tribuno offico. Q TO LOAN ON GOVERNMENT BOND $10.000 "RE85T Qo WS E Statosst. TO LOAN ON GILT-EDGED TRUST $20.000 %0 onmir i pror R R e {for ono or two years, at 10 per cent fntercst. Full ab- siracts of Rlo required. 3. MASON PARKER, No. 3 Chamber of Commercoe. $25.000 T LOiX IN ONE OR LESS SUNS, goired,” 8. iog. 810,000, AND &: ON CITY R R e fnside real estato; largo rity re- E. WELLS, Room 15, Hepubl Life Daid- MACHINERY. ot O Lo o JOOR SKTEX BOILTR NEARLY NEW. 1 FEET R Mo e R S ehon, oto:Choap for casb. BOILER WORKS, ' South Halstod gty BUILDING MATERIAL. 'OR SALE-2,000,(0 PCS LATH, IN QUANTITIES to suit. R, FOWLER & CO., 8% South Canal-st, MICHIGAN-AV. 3 R 35() MICHIGANAY 3 FURNISHED ¥RONT 33 WATASH-AV.—AN ELEGANTLY FURNISH- ed front room, with firsi-claas table: also room for four gontlomen. _Tablo boardors accommodated. 467} MICHIGAN-AV.—A FRONT ROOM, WITR 203 aloove, with or wilhioat board; noother board- 4.9Q SQUTH DEARGORN (BURNSIDE)ST NEAR b/ Twenty-ninth—A front auito of furnished rootns, Fth first-rato board, 315 to marriod couplo or S21 fo four: singlo room with fire, 87: everything first-class. JOUSTAIN COLONY, GOLORADO BPRINGS. Most beautifal spot on tho Continent. Already I doments ormation_nddress :rc%lifi“fmnuf:bmfn_, basement. J. B, AMBLOSE, gont. W0 THOUSAND SECOND-BAND COLD AND Qi gold aad s Fatehce’ ticen - axchange 50 old_an cu takenin exchange. J. O. BAIRLETE, Brokor, 203 East Madison-st, ANTED — PARTIES TO JOIN THE SOUTH- ‘westorn Colony, which offers tho most liberal induca- monta of any compans or colony 1n the Dnited States to Jeoplo wishing 8 hawmoin Colorado. This countey bas the inest and most hoalthy climate, the most productive sofl, {ho best end most extensive pastarage, tho riohest mince, and the grandest_sconary of any country on 1ho globo, and, because of these, {4 tho most prosperous psrt of tho Groat West. Parties joining our colony notonly have tho sdvantage of low rates of transportation, but are guaran- teed ratiroad work at 825 por month and thoy reach thofr dostination. Off 4p.m. 171 Esst Madionat., Room 1, second fldor. GILL & HAWKS, Agon's, P. 8. Parties who cnnnob make it convenfent to call during the day can oall atcffico, 599 Wost Madisonst., betwreen the hours of 6 aad 9 p. . WAN'I‘E‘D—A MEDIUM-SIZED FIRE-PROOF SATE at BREARLRY & McFADDEN'S office, 166 Waab- ington-st., Room 7, rear basomsnt. VWANTED-BY 3t . NOIRIS, BOOM 6 157 TA- Salleat., a wholoeals stock of goods, sithct in tard: ‘waro, boota sid shoos, grocerios, drugs atid pants., DAy pars oash, balancs frat-class roal patate 'V ANTED_EOUSE TO MOVE, EAST OF STATE, north of_ Thirty-ninth-st. KEALD & WARNER, 12§ Sonth Clark-at. TV ANTED_TO BUY_A GOOD LIQUOR BAR AND e caastor. Appls Hoom 05, 5. Madisonty NTED—A MEDIUM-SIZED WALTs: 2ivo, a plattorm scalo for Contral Hatel, PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER, WANTED—WITH TEN CR FIFTEEN P, ohavs, to ko utorest i ax oxtabished Wholesalo basiness. Addrosa ¥ 78, Tribuno affco. NTED_GOOD BUSINESS MAN TO e D R {hiaclly, with 35,00 caplial. Adaross BT, Teibuno 'cl- co. PARTNER WANTED_WITH S50 OASH, IN A P Alggl;z‘;fubluhed ‘busincss. Inquireat COHN &C0.'S, 101 Harrison-st. ED_WITH $10,00 CAPITAL, TO Joiad i peadientenis St offic N e, u‘-‘xfafi‘u':?fn?amfiv may bo had, X 33, Tribune offic SECOND.HAND Rhcteluso, Apply at take g 694 WABASHAV.—A FINE SINGLE ROOA, with board firs ' TNER WANTED—IN A NEAT, PROFITABLE, 3 asccommodstions t-class; rofer- P%EEHLIS.\’)' located drug business. Addrosa T Trik. cence required. B ffice. 577 INDIANA-AV., CORNER TWENTY- 0T A R e vy LD BOARD WANTED. dated with pleasant rooms and board. PRAIRIF-AV.,CORNER TWENTY SIXTI- 1200 3R AT SO RER TRENTYS board ; also room for singla gentleman. A TARTY OF 3 OR 4§ GENTLENEN WISHING 4 ATD_BY A YOUNG MAN, AND ROOM WITH O in a prisato faumiy on Wost Sido—Mosroo, Adams, ‘or Jackson-sts. preferred. _Address Z 63, Tribune ofiice. ROARD_FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED OR UN- farnished, with boatd, loop b ROLESS, wost of tho now city Bridewoll, 7, BEWARD-AT A ROUSE IX THE VICINITY G of Lake and Halsted, on Lake, the mamber of Toort e o e e R T vy sty abd B T Bouth Desplainos-at. ' A- FISHER. '@9A REWARD-LOST_MONDAY, DEC. 9, ON S25 b Sanares. Gtk Madisgn, {7elo or Monroo.sts, » Vacheron Geéneva lady's waich and chaln. On oo sido la tho monogram, ¥ 8. Anyono Ieaviag the same t tho Tribune offico will rocoive the ro- ward, §,5Am'l rson’'s Enropean Hotel, on tho night of b8 returned to thio ofico of tho Hotel. S100ZETATRSTorEx THON cOmRpR 0% box, inted black. oj :l vfi;: nauuxn?z:w\gwr: of tront legs, weighs %00 to 1,000 s, A A itnoadhe 2 e S asked, 1f the watch and chain, taken from Room: Deo. 2, FOR SALE. FrOR, SALE-THE FURNITURE AND CONTENTS of the St, Charies Hotol, Yankion; torms roasonablo, Apply to D. 8. WARREN, Yankton, Dakota Ter. R BALE_CHEAP_AN ATMOST NEW_BIL- liard tablo, rosewood inlatd, with licenso, Inquire 278 North Clark-st. WILL BE PAID, AND NO QUESTIONS une office. VY ANTED 63,00 TO 35,000 TV coedingly profitable manufacturine business. vestment will et over 100 par cent. Ono who can kacp Dbooks and correspondenco preferred. Will bo well com= ponsated. Nove noed apply without having the amount required. Address, with real name, sppointing inter- iow, P 31, Tribune office. SEWING MACHINES. OR SALE—A NO. SINGER SEWING MACHING inA No. Lorders only 325, OHAS. MARKUS, 155 Milwaokee-av. ROVER & BARER'S SEWING MAOHINES. GEN- oral office, 150 State.st. Branch office, 97 Wabash~ av. Parsons baving old Grover & Baker sewing machines aro invited o call and soe thonow improvoments and boar somothing to thelr advantago. ROVER & BAKER'S SEWING MAOHINES. GEN. eral office, 150 State-st., Branch offico, 972 Wabash- v, Persons having old Grover & Baker sowing mn chines are invited to call and hear something to thelr ad- antage. INGER_SELECT FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENT 5 g0od Singer machine; payments easy; tho old stand, 213 South Halstod-st.; open ovenings. INGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICES OF J. N. ¥ mn 25 Sflfifihhewlflnelzgi; and 167 Xglw:::i oy Hi50htocs So1A G- Samy SonthS Parmants Sork given In paymont, 1f desirod. - © QINGER SEWING MAGHINES_OFFICE OF NICH OLS & PIERSON, 184 South Halstad-st. ; muchines #01d or rentod on easy nonthly ‘whero reqaired ; machines ropaired. INGER SEWING MACHINES, 90 STATEST. S Gae asi angate yous Obcistns prosants, HEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, the now Improved sold or ronted _on ‘essy monthly pagmonts. EURNHAM & FLANNERY, Oity Agoat: main offica 333 West Madisou: inclh 960 Wabas! AGENTS WANTED, = GENTS WANTED—A FEW MORE ACTIVE MEN or ity and conntry, to soll oue fing chromo of byt ) ‘make § %5 por day. o adross DRIOAGO" ART FABLISHING CO.0 sonthiwest cor, Lako and Oanal-sts., Boom 7. GENTS WANTED_FOR OUR NEW BOOK, ©* UP A G Hoighie of Fams st tonnon Apply tG Valley Pablishing Co., Qentral Union Block, northwest coraot nion Madison and Market-sts., Room 40, Chicago, LiL. JENTS WANTED—-GOOD SALESMEN AREMAK. A G T AL oy es my mecdio books, maching Bl cands Tor abeleasls and, Totall adonts, Saraples e oa A B eonts Soon: 8.2 LININGTON, 93 Wost Monse- st., Ohlcago. A SATE AND EX- . In. ts, and work given OR BALE_A TICKET VIA MIOHIGAN CENTEAL, B B oricast.” Addiress V1 Heibans oliee: ovnuruo,u mu:hny or scll, would do woll to callon OR BALE—b00 OAVALRY OVERCOATS, 1.000 infantry overcoats, wholesalo and rotail, CLEMENT L SAYER. 251 and 2% Milwaukee-av, CLAIRVOYANTS. R. MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD CAN tell of businoss, marrisges, journoys, lawsaits, ab- aent friends, lost oF &tolen pro; or anthing yon ish to know. Cures fits, pas » Theumatism, deafness, saro o505, saminal woaknoss, consumption, ' livor com= laint, aguo, catarrh. Delicato discases cured in a fow lays. Cuare or no pay. 301 West Madison-ste M, T, 3 LEWIS RECIABLE CLAIRVOYANT, business’ and medleal -meduim, No. 290 Wost Madi- ‘Bonust. HOUSEHOLD GOOD:! HE OHILD'S CHRISTATAS EMPIRE BEDSTEAD 18 now re: “A protty littlo piace of furnituro, con- vertible instantly, into. & perfoct bed. Thoe best child's Yod over {nvonted, and will fit the smallest nicho in tho room. The novoity of tho times. EMPIRE PARLOR BEDSTEAD CO., 32 West Madison-st. {TANTED_FURNITURE, STOVES, AND OROCK." in exehango for first-class bossd. AddrossD, caro of BENTY O: McGARTEY, 15 Clar) Sordeon's Baildise. INSTRUCTION. e L U L L (GESTLENEN DESTIOUS OF AMIERDING THE e e oty Tiallan. and Boeoat cachis % 3 gungas by addressing P 73, Tribuno ofico: N ANTED_TOUE TEACHERS FOR THE COUN- try schools, Apply a6 133 Wost Monrog-st., on Uris rivato family proforred, for F; first-class homo in private family, north of Twen v& ternoon, -1 [* 1t wife, westof :mon and south of Mad- ggond-a., miay addross Cisus Gas, O earo of Caevior ,é:';lmm;"‘" ifo, west gt Sangammon audsoutis of Mad” T S EESONAL. o ARD_FIRST-CLASS BOARD IN A GOOD LO- 'NFORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK LIN, DIVORCES BoA i the Soath Division, by 8 gentioman, wita P e ety Favona TRIOK DOLIN, TVORCES LEGALLY ODTAINED, FEE APTER | andabild. ‘Wil roquire two or threo good rooms and late | to Patrivk, decoased, © Information will bg Yo 'decreo; scandal avolded; nine years” G In . Pritato fomily proferred. Address, with par | coivod him by his brother Ji at No, 119 South Sourta of Ukioago. Addross Br O, Box tndr i i3 8o | dlaner : tioulars, A 21, 58 State-ate Caual-st.) Onloago. \ ‘alao the place toloxto o sold, at WANTED-TO OANVASS FORB A‘mmg‘?’u%sl‘fi?'pm“ KT Shnes pmcanona ok 3. B: ers’ Boo) ags, and other pu 3 4 Lippincott & Co. Adr{mu\fl. P. BOREG ‘wortli-av., Ohicago, 1Il, GENTS _WANTED — PROFITABLE EMPLOY- ment. Wa wish to employ gontiemen and adios to aolicit ondars for tas colobrated fmproved Backesa Saars tle S0 achino. - Stiteh aliko on both sides, Tt will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, cord, bind, brald, rufflp,—and sow trom the finést. nainsook Coatitga and leathor, Tor further particul . A THENDERSON & CO., Clovelzad; O WS, £33 Wonte address or St EORSES AND CARRIAGES. "ADCTION THIS MORNING AT 10 GCLOGE, ANT) g to-morrow at the same hu&l:. :g fldshlgifl!:‘fl]:,']fl“bz: on, harnoss, ono 12 saddin, Gt B R e S B R ¥ Gutaids sales aftendod to st sliort notice, 'g“gfi bam, 343 West Twollthat. MORTON & RUS. DAM BARBER & CO. HAVE JUST ARRIVED ith o A loud of o nossesy for sl ot el stablcs, 203 West Lako-at. OR_SALE_THE SWALLEST AND MOST THOR- oughbred pony intlo Stato, No. 816 South Aor gan-st. 3 7YBAR OLD :KENTUOKY BRED PR SALERIYEAT: Ol 1 innds. Worth Sttt 2nd offerdd for salo bocauso upsafe for lady touse. ~J. B. BROWN, 170 LaSello-st. : TR T BUSINESS WAGONS AND O AT, 3 L. o, ono mow platfora spriod iruck, very cheap, at 201 Saath Canal-st. 2 ALE— RSES AND WAGOSS OF A R AL T i hhos: Bavius 8 good rua of customs: A oo ekanpo for two sonsg men. Address P45, Teibud oitice: — OD SOUND HORSE—8 YEARI LEIGHS! SLEIGHS!— ‘GENTLEMEN LOOKING Tt it of latest styles, S for cutters will find. “SM ulg m:‘l;“k’- e atyen [ATHAWAY'S, 319 and 600 Stato-st. ___MUSICAL, - ON ORGAN FACTORY 6 EAST INDI- E'fi{:‘ Priccs, 33010 $0 y s 4