Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1872, Page 7

i \. SANITARY MATTERS. i Tbrtelity RBeport-—--Increase in the ' Death-Rate---Boarding-House ‘Eeepers and Small-Pox ' Patients. Ather Essay from the Sanitary Superin -tendeat’s Pen on Slaughtering and Rendering. meeting of the Board of Health was held | Yerdey afernoon. After the transaction of' Y8 dinary jusiness, Dr. Rauch submitted his Weer repor, of which the following isan abst "he mortality for the week endi: Dee 14 wos 162, an increase of Jover the returns for the week precedz, of the decedents, 83 were xalesnd 7) femeles; 30 infants nnder one Jear; .boiveen 10 and 20 yesrs; 23 between 20 8nd 'yegrs; 22 bietween 30 and £0 years, and 2 over yenrs. The most fatal cuuses during :e weiwere: ccidents, 10; consumption, 18; corsions, 2; typhoid fever, 8, pneu- zmonis, Semsll-jox, 1 s E BANI/ARY SUZERINTENDENT remarks ¢ tho alove o5 follows : The incree in o numbes of deaths over last week £a more thupodecreaso of lust weelt compared with he woele LOre the fotal being greater than for any similar pevd wihin the lzet cloven weeks, Cowpared with jast £k, tiere were 5 more deaths by accidents ; 31y cen¥; 6 dropsy; 2 by ecarlet fever; 3 by <yphoid er, a1l 7 by small-pox. Although the in~ Grease @mortuliy was decided, thers are only a fow diseascby whica there wus a hotsblo inereace, such 28 cron dropsy.and emall-pox. Amongtbe nnmerous caugesf death, inere is an increase of deaths by blood oisolg. A deith is also Teported by hydrophobis. The/o deaths by thls last-pamed diseaso within the pasé™ Weeks, 3o docior is uuable to account for; in jher réspects thers is _ mothing un- Tsy in fho couses of death, For the corre- £pding week in 1871 therewere 191 deaths, Tho T3¢ dalls temperaturo for theweek was 24 degrecs, org lower than tho preceding week, snd 4 degrees Sehan for Lhe corresponding week iz 1871, ~ The in- erte inthe number of houses reported infected by £vi-pox and varioloid i3 marked, In five wecks the ‘miber Lizs steadily increased, although the total of thweck §s ouly two mare than was the case six wecks -Of these, thers was an increase of six on the % Side, south of Twelfth strect ; threo on the South i, without other change in the other small-pox dsions of the city. For tho sume timo lnst year e were forty-six bouses reported. With an increase ohe cases, there has been an jncrease in the number ofeaths, or ope less than for the corresponding week 2871, EXALL POX. Dr. Rauch complains af tho recklessness of ddoon snd boarding-hoase keepers, who resort 4 any Bubterfuge to evade compliance with the Jws for the prevention of the epread of emall- ‘ox, lest their business should be in any way mdangered. The Dootor relates an incident in shich 3 boarding-house keoper hustled a smail~ gox patient into the Health Ofiice, where a num- r of chiliren were boing _vaccinated, ofter taking him to every hospital in tho city. The Doctor concludes that in all cases of this character (whero tho dis- ense is onmly suspected and not identified) the patient should be left in the hounee whero he was living, uatil the nature of the disease is determined by the Board, and his removal effacted witiont his coming in’_contact with any erson but those whose duty itis to sttend to . T put a stop to the practices complained of. Dr. Rauch requests the passago of & regu- lation forbidding it. The roport wes placed on fils. . The total number of ‘dead horses received at the plaiform during tho week was 91. SLATGHTERING A%D RENDERING, Dr. Reuch also presented a specisl report on the subject of_slaughtering and rendering. He commences with the stetement that the simple removal of the slaughter-honses beyond the Btack Yards only removes, but does not zbate, the nuisance. Tho stenchesarising from the varions sourcos west of the StockYarcs ond other places lsst summer caused Berious inconvenience when the wind came from_that guarter, and convinced the Doctor that Bridgeport was not responsitle for them. This was more observa- ble ast summer than during the vear preceding, wing t0 an increass of businessin slaughter- ing, which has foulod the South Dranch, into which the establishments drain. The absence of a freshet lzst spring, to carry awsy the Alth, oontributed to this condition of affairs. Unless rigid mezsures were_taken this would become more offexsive than Healy Slough in its palmiest * dsys. He bad pointed out to the Stock Yards 2uthorities and the sleughter-honze men the necesaity for baving more artesian wells, and Died Do doubt that, by July 1, the drainage would Do equel to = stream 20 inches in dinmeter. The Doctor insisted that tank water or tank 2oup must be uillized at any cost, and Dot thrown into the river. If this is not done u ditch must be dug at great expense from tie head of the South Branchto the cenal, to obtein & current, and puriy it in this wey. The abjection to this is the effect it will have upon the river. Dr. Rauch prophesies a froshet next Epring, but tlis contingency for cleaning tho river 15 mot to be depended upon. Another canse of the impurity of the Tiver was the low- ness of thelake for a year, which wonld con- tinue, did wo not kave gome rsin or snow. Ho therefore contends that all esteblishments from which lignid flows contaiming organic maiter shonld havo their own aresian well, and two when one is net sufficient. The utmost surveil- lance i necessary to prevest the Stock Yards from being more detrimental t0 health then oy~ Dr. Rauch recom- Bridgeport was. cmnr ds %.hg extension - of tho Board’s jurisdiction _ over tae whole county. o Town of Lakie was pouzing te filthy sowago into this city, and yot refuced to allow the burial of tanl offs] Within its precincts,*hough needing it 25 a fertilizer. The same was true of Cicero. _ The Bonrd could ot establish quaran- tine undor present circumsjances, should chol- era_sppear, escept by pamission. Cholera, £mall-pos, and offensive obrs were no_Tespect- e of aity limite, hence the necessity for such an extension of authority. The Doctor finds in the imperfect mortality Tegist-ation an argu- ment for including the cemeferies in the juris- diction of the Board. i The roport wos réierred tothe Sanitary Com- mittes, together with the Jrevicus roports on the subject. The Board adjourned. VACCINATIN. The following ordinance vas passed: Szomios 7. That the Sanitary Superintendent, Sani- fary m;;nmr?d d Hezlth m{xrfrm be nntht(;rized, and it eh=li be teir dify, to Taceinate and revaccinate 1l persons in Biouses infected with small-pos, or to e % i8 promptly done by others. 2, Any person or persons in any house infected withsmall-pox rufueing to be vaccitited or Tevacci- pated shall, upon conviction, be subject toa fine of notless than $10 nor more than $100, A NUISANCE. e The Sanitary Superintendont was_instructed ta tzke the proper sieps to secure the indiet- ment of Leach & Voodner, proprictors of a dictillery on the South Branch, for meintaining 2 nuisance—opening their eluices and allowing the offel from their eziablichment fo run into & fork of the South Branch, - -k M EEALTH OFFICER reported the City Scavenger was doing =1l ke could, hnving eighteen teams employed to Te- mpve the accumulstions of garbage &nd_ashes from the streets snd allogs, ~ Notices had _been eerved on soveral packers at the Stock Yards for discharging the offal from their places into the Sowers® no. washings wers highly mmpreg nsted with orgenic matter, aud anuisance would Le crested in the Stock Yard slip. The Board then adjourned. MUSICAL. CHURCH BENLF¥IT CONCERTS. & Tho ebsence of any musical sttractions of the orofessional order, has given the home musi- 3iens & clear ficld for concerts, and they are im- proving it with a gusto. This weck the churches sro coming in for benefits, On Sunday evening the choir of St. Mary’s Church, 3fre. McGuire (sopranc), Miss Farrell (alto), Mr. Schulize (tenox), and Mr. Bowen (basso), under the direction of Mr. Frank G. Rohner, jst, gave s Bacred concert for the benefit of the Cburch, which at lesst had the merit of being that its namo indicates, “sacred.” Zyery Aumber on tho progremme was eacred, ith cie exception (tho overture to “ Semira~ snis,* for organ). In this direction Mr. Rohner acoimplished what 2o other concert mansger I pes ever done in this city. The concers was & pleasanb ome, without being retentions, snd was mado specially sttractive B St gt o ot o xclusivel e B rom ' Rosaintla Stubat Materss hich gave each member of the choir ample op- Portnuity for distinction, which opportunity Sagimproved in a very reasonable degree. - ¥ ast evening, a bonefit concert was given at ' Gemtral Hall in 2id of the Ledies’ farnishing fand of Trinity Church, which attracted a very Jargo apd fashionable’ sud@noe. Tho concert THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 18 was given under tho direction of Mr. Fred. W. Roo, who was assisted by Miss Jessic Haskell, Miss' Ell A. White, Aliss Anna S. Lewis, Miss | Nettio Roberts, Mesars. Ledochowski, Gates, Goldsmith, Bowen, Mason, and Zicgfeld. . Mr. Root may - congratulate himself upon having ofganized s very succetsful concert, We have not space fo emer into details,. and can only indicate those features which wers of more than ordinary interést, and these wers 3r. Ledochowski's exccllext performance of Tiszt's transcription of the Schiller Mrch, so Btrongly suggestive of the dajs of Balatka; Mr. Bowen's humorous 'and - rollicking _'ting- ing of the familiar old ‘song Simon, {ho Cellarer;” Miss Whiie's ~singing of Hullah's dramatio ballad “The Storm;” Miss Roberts’ superb playing of Wabor's * Concort- Btueck; and Miss Haskell's snging of one of the airé from Schumann’s * Woman's Life and Love”—a class of mongs whick Miss Haskell always sings woll. A novel fealuro of tho pro- grammo was tho performanco,of Romberg’s * Children’s Sympkony ” in five hiovements, is written in regular symphojic form, but the trestment is; very simple, tho themos thin, and the -whole very monotonous. The' _interesting festures of it aro the selection of instruments, whith embraces a ano, two violins, double buss, trampet, trom- one, tamborine, drum, whistle, el imifations of the cuckoo and nightingalo, and tho fact that most of the instruments were playediy children, who_ filled their parts remerkably well. As a whole, the concert” may be sob doWA 08 & very ploasait one, and ubovo the averagoja poiat of Inerii =y MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Financial News, New Yops, Dec, 17.—The stringency in_fic money ‘market was tho chief featurc in financiaicirchs to-day, porzowers paying ss igh as A percent per Gy, About ihe clozo of bank hours, when nearly all thi brolers Tad made up their banls accounts, the rate delined to G@7 per cent. It is gencrally suppozed artificill means are at work o make monoy scarce, sad the Pagte Mail ‘peaple are accused of locking up funds, cs theydid ten dayaago, Inaddition fothis, the Tressury ifiorded 5o opportunity for stringentmoney by wiildraving from tho Bank of Commerce and thy Fourth Jatlo Bunk §1,345,846 in legal tenders, The Govelument ‘money now Femaining in these tvo banks {3 S1,45,846. Stering frm 04108 for prime, and 1103 for sght, Gold was lower, declining from 112K t0 1113, with & recovery to 112. 'Loans from 2 to fiat for use, Clear- ings, $26,000,000. Tho Assistint Treasurer distursed $79,500, & Governments were Jower in the morning, in e\mpa- thy with gold, but closed firm at a slight advence. State bouda’ dull; Tennesses and Virginia coasols heavy sud Jower. Stocks were irregulsr, The market alternated fre- quently between Srmnees: and weakness. The Ciief interest centered in Pacific Mail, which fAuctuatedbe- tween 76 and 68, closing at 76, The doalings to-loy were more evealy distributed than usual, with condd- erabla activity in New York Central, Laka Shors, Rak Teland, Wabagh, Western Union, and Hsnnibal & &, Joo common. Tho market closed heavy, and tho letest Qealings wero at declining prices, | TBo Commercial says the rumor that the Pacifio Mal Company is about to issue bonds is repeated very poei- Tively to-day. It is stated et tho Executivo Comunit Yeo will authorizo them {o-morrow. H Sterling, 109, GOVERNAENT RONDS, Conpons, '8L .1173;1Coupons, 67 5208 of 762 X 68 Tnited States Ex. Pacific Mail. L1238 Union Pacific stocks. . 7% Northwestorn . T. P. bonds............ 855 Northwestern pid. (Central Pacific bonds, 102 Bock Teland. 75 {Del,, Lack, & W. B, £.'& Erie... Forcign Markets, _ Laverroor, Dec. 1711 a m.—Flour, 305, Wheat— ‘Winter, 118 104 ; spring, 11@11s 94 ; white, 19@12544; club, 125 6d@13s. Corn, 285 6d@23s 90, Pork, 70s. Lard, 385 6d. Receipts for the last threa days, 17,500 ‘qrs ; 15,000 qrs of which were American. TrvespooL, Deb. 17—1:30 p. m.—Wheat—Winter, 1189d; sepring, 11s1ld. Corn, 23s6d. Rest un- changed. Trvezeoor, Dec. 17—4:30 p. m—Aarket un- chzoged, Loxpox, Dec. 17—5 p. m.—Consols—Xoney, 915G 913 ; account, 81743 6-20s of 65, 92; do of 67, 92; 10405, 883 ; mew os, 893 ; Erle, 427, B ‘Fanls, Dec. 17.—Rentes, 53¢ 4be. Lrvesroor, Dec, 17.—Cotton sctive and firmer: ‘middling upland, 103¢d; Orleans, 1013 ; eales, 18,000 Bales; epecalation and export, 5,000 bales, ‘Breadstufls dull; red Western spring wheat, 115G 10s'84; red wintes, 1180d. - Flous, 5. Comm, 268 6d. eas, 385, Beef, 958, Choese, 636, Cumberland middles, 38, Bhort ibs, 30s. Receipts of corn for the past 3 dsys 23,000 quarters, of which 20,000 quarters are American, Rocelpts of ‘whest past § daya 18,000 quarlers, of Which 15,000 wero American, Shipments of cotton from Bombay ince last report, 6,000 bales. "Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and firma, Buffalo Live Stock Market. BUrFALO, Dec, 17.—CATTLE—Recelpts to-dsy, in- cluding 55 cows to arrive, 1,003, making tho tofal for tho week thus far 3,247, or 191 cars, against 51 cars the pome time last week. Market dall and lifeless, with but fow bugers prosent, and thoy too much frightenod 5t the overstocked condition of the Eastern and homo markets to ventura purchases, Business ia confined almostexclasively to thelocal retail trade. A few head of extra Christmas cattle were retailed at 7@dc. Texans are in excess of tho demand, Common’ stock neglectod, Not sufficicnt business was done to justify quotable market, Sels ‘Texans, av 1,163 s, $4.75 40 Texas cows, 112 1be, at$3.00; 16 Cherokeo ‘steers, 1,042 Tbs, af $4.30 3 16 Tlinois stecrs, 1,249 1bs, at £5.20 3 31 Michigan steers, 980 fo 1,146 tis, af 30.5084.50; 11 Obio oxen, 3,12 b, 21530 15 Onto sisers, 1,424 Bs, 20$6.50, SHEEP AxD Luams—To-day 1,400, msking the total for the weel thus far 2,600, agailst 3,400 tho samo time 128t week. The market has not yet opened. Hoge—Toles 1,600, makag tho (ol fot the week thus far 14,000, agkinst 13,000 fast week. The market opened moderately active at 10c off from last weck’s osing ratos, Salesmen think that prices havo touch- od bottom. _les yesterdsy ; 5,225 Obio hogs, 200 to 300 1bs, ot $3.90@4.90, Bales fhis morning: 4,500 Ohio ‘hogs, 300 to 350 Ibs, at $3.90@4.05, Light Yorkers bring- iug the bighest fighres, New York Dry Goods Market. New Yo, Dec. 17, —Business continues quict with sagents and jobbers, ~ Tho marke: for catton goods s strong aud regular; £nd tho stocks held by commis- ‘mission houses are’ unusually light for the eceson. ‘Heavy standard, and ino brown shectings are well sold up by the agents, with whom there is a ehort supply of some leading makes. Canton fannels aro still active, and medfum grades aro scerce, Corset jexnsarein better request, aud firm in prices. Woollens rule dull, but desirable heavy cassimeres tre more Arm. Foreiga goods aro inactive, oxcept holiday styles nnd black mobairs, Boston Live Stock Market. WATERTOWY, Dlass,, Dec. 17.—Brer CATTLE~Re- <ceipts, 1,075 hesd ; market qulet,and butchers not inclined'to buy exténsively, it beidg the week beforo Christmas. Good cattle sold_fally ¥c off, and ordi- nary to poor stock from % to 1o lower thon last week, Bales of choice at $11.00; extra, $8,50@10.50; first guality, §1.0088.00 ; ecend, $5.0086.50; third, $3.256 4.50. SHEER AxD Laxps—Receipts, 8,612 ; market inactive, Sales in lots at $L75@4.50 each ; extra, 5@7c, The Produce Tarketss NEW YORK. Nrw. Yonk, Dec, 17.—CoTros—Higher, with good export demand; middling uplands, 203;c. - BRuaDsTUPFS—Flour rather more active atunchang- ed quotations; receipts, 16,000 brls, Rye flour steady &t $1.50@6.20, Corn mesl quist; yellow Western, $3.30 @®3.35, Wheat hieavy and lower, with limited export demand;; Teceipts, 61,000 bu; No. 2 Milwaukes, 3166 1.57; No, 2 Chicago and Notthwestern spring, $LO1G 152} No, 3 spring, $1.49€1.45; red Western, £.70@ 175; amber, 2L83G1. . 1 Milwaukes, Hye, barley, and malt unchanged. Corn dnll and trongty in buyer’s favor; receipts, 23,000 bu; steamer Western mixed, 67c; sail do, 65)@663c; yellow, 6i@ 68c. Oats dull’; new lower; old firmer; receipts, 25,000 bu; old Westorn mized, 62@53¢; new, 46)@ 48%; biack, 4@4Tigc; white, 50K @530, ‘EGGs—Quiet, weak } 36@35 Hay axb Hops—Firm, unchanged. @nocEnmzs—Coffee quiet; Rio, 154@18%c. Sugar qulst; xefining, 9%@sc Cus, 9@0xc, Moliseos Rice quiet; 8@3xc. PETROLETM—Crude, 12@124c ; refined, 27xc. TuRFESTINT—Firm ; G1@56C. 3 PROVISIONS—POTk fifmer; new mess, $13.75@14.00; 01d do,§13.25, Beef quiet ; mess, $10.00812.00 ; extra, $£12:00G13,60. Hame firm, $33.00; Herce, nominal, Gui meats xulet ; middles, firm ; Tong cleat, apot, 7c; ghort clear for February, Ti(c. Lard steady; steam, T%@8c; Ketile, 8Xe. s ; Westers, 10@16c. “BuzrEn—In fair demsnd Crrrse—Unchanged. WHISEEY—Lower ; 93¢, OSTWEGO, 0OsweGo, Dec. 17.—GRATS—Wheat quict and_firm No. 1 Milwaukes, $1.63, Corn firm; 60c. Barlej steady and unchanged. PHILADELPHIA. PHILADEL Deo, 17.—BREADSTUFTS — Four firm ; but little doing for want of stock. Wheat quiet and steady ; red, $1.78 ; amber, $1.90; spring, $167. Corn_quict and weak; new yellow, 60c; old, @c; mixed Western, G4GG5c.’ Oats quict and weak ; White, 50@52c; mixed, 460, ‘ProvistoNs—Dull ind declining ; mess pork, $I3.7, BrmmouEv_—Crade, e refined, 26GY1e. WaskEY—Firm and bigher ; 950, MILWAUKEE. Mrwavses, Doc. 17.—Burapstorrs—Flour quiet and unchpnged, Whest buoyunt but ansetticd; No. 1, % | 1 { | $1.203¢; No. 2, $1.1, Corn dull; ashade lower; No.2, 35ic. Oats dull; ¥o, 2, 20xc. Rye steady; No, 1, 641(c, Barley steady ; No, 2, Gde. . Recerprs—Flour, 4,050 brls; wheat, 83,000 buj ‘Darley, 5,000 bu. Surpuexts—Flour, 4,000 brls; wheat, 11,000 bu; ‘barley, 8,000 bu, DLTROIT. Drrnor, Dec, 11. unchanged. Wheat steady; estra, §L75; No. 1, $1.0¢ 3 miaber, SL60. Cord steady st dlye. Oats, R=csiprs—Flour, 2,000 brls: wheat, 8,000 bu. BurenENTS—Flour, 2,000 bris; wheat, 1,000 bu. BAUTIMORE. Bararionz, Dec. 17.-Breapstorss—Flour quick and unchanged. Wheat firm; choice white and am- Der, $2.10©2.15; good to prims red, §1.95@2.05; com- ‘moa to fair, $1.75@180, Corn scarce and 8rm ; mixed, = Onts firm and steady; white, 50c, Rye quiot; 5@850. . -Provistoxs—Tending lower, Ness pork, $19.50. Bulk meats andd bacon unclianged, Lard dull and lover; TH@THC, Borrre—steady; choico Western oll, 30¢. WazsEEv—Buoyant, strong, and higher ; $1.00. 3 GCLEVELAND. CLEVELAXD, Dec. 16, ~BREADSTUFFS—Flour frm. ‘Whest dull, steady, and unchanged. Cofn quiet; old “beld at 46@47c; new, 45@d6e, Jow and bigh mixed, Oats dull; No, 1 State, 37¢. PETROLEUM—Quict aud easfer; elandard white, in car lots, 23@233¢; prime do, 2A4@24KC, ° . TOUISVILLE, Tovmvrize, Ky., Dec, 17.—TonAc0—Very frm and active for all grades; alcs, 85 bhds. - i ‘Breapsturrs—Flour in good demand, and firm extra family, $6.25. e Provisiovse infair deiand ; prices unckanged, No bacon here. Lard, TX@83e, ‘Hoos—Active at $3.75@4.00; receipts, 4,700, WasEET—Firm st 800, MEMPHIS, MEupmts, Deoi 17.~CorToN—Active and bigher; good ardinary, 1730 ; low middling, 183¢c. Breapstorts—Flour dull and drooping, at$5.25@ 10,00, Cornmesl higher, at 33,15 Corn’ quict aad ea, at 51@52c. _Oats quict and wesk at 41@42¢, Ha¥—Quict snd unchanged, ot $25.00@30,00. Biay—Firmor at $24.50, ‘BuLx Meas—In good demand at full prices, ST. LOUIS. Sr. Louss, Dec, 17.—Dnzapsrurss—Flour, upper grades_hold Srmiy, but_business confinod " fo order Trado. Wheat Lield firmly, but little doing; sample lot No. 2 apring, $1.18 ; small sales *inspecied No, 2 red winter, 5188, Corn, No, 2 mixed, 330 in elovator, Oats nshade_better; No. 2, 2o on cast track; 2s%c in store. Barley quiet. ' Rye firm and in denisnd ; sales o, 2, 65570230 east elevator, Waiskey—Firm at 62, ProvistoNs—Pork nominal at $12.00. Meats quiet; only omall order trade. Lord firm; prims steam, 7ifc. Hoas—Eneler zt $3.50@8.75; most sales ab $3.606 3.75. Receipls, 8, INCINNATL 3 CrscoemTy, Dec. 11.—BarpsTorrs—Flour frm. Wheat acarco sud firm ; No. 2 red wintor, 31,38, somo ssking $L.ED, * Olher grains hochanged. " OrLs—] and uncbanged, ProvistoNs—Pork quiet sud nominal. Lard quiet; steam, 73{c bid ; kettle, T(@73c. Bulkments steady ; shoulders, 33{¢; clearrib, bgc; clear sides, 53¢ partizlly cured, fully cured 1 higher. Bacon shoul- ders, 43/@5c. Bldes firm ; clear rib, 8@8Xc; clear sides, Bx@Bjc, Green mests steady; shoulders, 33i0{ wides, 470; hams firm st GX@Sic, Toos—Stéady’; $9.70/39.50, most sules at $3.75G3.80. WirsEEY—Firin of 8 TOLEDO. Torxpo, 0., Dee, 17.—DueADSrUFTs—Flour quict and unchanged. Wheat in fuir demand, but Iower ; amber Michigan, SL54; No. 2 red, $1.63%. Corn doll and unchanged. ~ Oats—No, 1 & slade better ; 313¢@38c for No, 2. WITH WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—TWO PLEAS. RESSED HOGE—$4.55, SEresENTs—Flour, 300 brls ; wheat, 4,000 bu ; corn, West Side. SOUTH SANGANON-ST.—TO RENT, L e e 134 VARRENAV.-AN ELEGANT PARLOR, eek. and board for genUemen; gas and firo. for a gendeman and wifo or & sfuall fandly, at 875 per Lo et singlo”roms, “with closats, o reat with Reqerers—Flour, 21 brls; wheat, 8,000 bu ; corn, 14,000 bu ; oats, 5,000 bu. 35 4xD 10 WEST MADISON-ST.~GOOD TABLF, £3.80. Board, a plcasant front, room, with firo. 2Bl tor gontleman and wito, or 4 singlo gentlomon ; also ‘with first-class tablo board, for married conple. WEST LAKE-ST.—A HANDSONELY TUR: ‘month. WEST LAKE-ST.—ONE LARGE RO, Wit irst olans board; Sorins sooinargs 0O ~—~BREADsTUFFs—Flour quiet and 1 Fofi BALE_10x165, ON BTATE-ST, ‘CITY REAL ESTATE. TO RENT--ROOMS, ‘WANTED--MALE HELP. SITUATIONS WANT:! QR SALE-COTTAGE AND LOT 33 NORTH Rucker-st, 82,600 Qottage andlot 148 North Curtis.st, 82,600, X cash. Cottago and ot 631 West Indinnacst, 38,100, Gottago and lot North Robay.st, SLL4l0, X cash. Cottage and lot at Evanston, $1,000, monthly pay. Cottaga and lot 347 North Reuben-st, 32,200. Cottago and twolote at Kvanston, 61,50, monthly pay, ZLatsat Desplaines, €5 monthly paymente, $100 aach. Four lots loft at E¥anston, sam paymoats, 350, House and lgt 48 Wost Erle-st, £2,700. Housoes and lots at Irving Park to exchange. Cottage and lok 415 West Ecie-st, 81,500, THonse and lot % Walnut-af, 4,500, Cottzge and Jot 308 Second-st, £3,000s Touso and ot 58 Walnutst, 54, Loton Fourthav. fo ezchaago. Marble front moat Uaion Pack shoso, '8 Jots at South Lyano to 0xcbango: TRABROWN & COMDONS, 18 West Madison.st. FOR SALE—-FINE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT brick, No. 21 Johnson.place; prico, $6,500. Bargain. Tarmo eaiy. - YOUNG & HOWLEY, 8 Harclson st QESALE_GOODLOTS ON ALL THE STREETS ‘betwoen Twentj-third and Thirty-nintb-sts., and be- ‘twoon Stato and Waliaco. ALl out of Airolimite;’ Ferfoot ttles.” Wareanty deeds;” & vory smell poyment down 18 2ars, 8 porceat. oas. TRANE, B Wabsenare oo o JOR, SALE-sm: ONLY Sh DOWN—WE HAVE the best bargains in lots’ for porsons of modorate monsa:"don' g ok of th ety (o & Toks o' e el ' onp convesion a asiiiozs. for Bi00- R R & SN s Boul Clatk ster Room B FORSALE_ G0 FRET, WARASEL AV, AND STATE- st.. near Fifty-first-st., subdividod into lots. "Wl sall all or aoparate lots. Wabash.av. will o improved {ta entire langth fo the eprine bs macadamizing, aad Fifty-brstat. by sowereso, \rfluhlwi‘" Bdfll‘»’vo\;i]yy t‘l:'lhs value of this property, o PRI epR T A 8., GROSS, 55 Wabasli-av. JFOREALEON WONTRLY PATIENTS, HOUSE and Jot No. 241 West, Sixtcontiiat, Also, 3 cottages on Wentworthay., beas Forly-fourtn.st. Alao, 3 sottages torent, . Apply F.R. WILSON, 8i South Clinton-st., feom 12 {0 T elock. FOR SALE—S-STORY AND BASEMENT STONE, octagon-front hauee, 16 voms, 2l modern (mpvore: o mionts, aad_lot, 955176 foat, routh front, on West Wash- ingto-st., No. 437. SNYDER & LEE, i Nizon Build- 1az, norttieast corner of Monroo and LaSalle-ats. NEAR ELD- ridgo-court. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon Building, ‘northeass corner Monroo and LaSallats. JrOR SALETWO-STORY HOUSE OF 1 ROOMS, ‘modorn improvemente, and lot 50x125 foet, sonth front, on Warrea.av.. “Uulon Park, No. 53; easy terms. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon's Bullding, northoast cornsr Monros and LaSatle-sts. TOR SALE—COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS, AND LOT 243155 Foot, south fr at, on Warren-cv.,noar Peulina~ BNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon's Bullding, noctheast corner Monros and Lasallo-sta. OR_SALE-TWO.STORY FRAME HOUSE, 13 ‘Twentioth-st., on leased ground. 10 rooms, 2nd modern Improvemonts; Igreat borgan. HENEY I. MARBLE, 79 Doarborn-at., Room 6. 0T SALE—576 FULTON-ST,—A COTTAGE HOUSE, of H xoums at roasonable price. Yor information call on J. P. ENVART, 8 West Randolphst. [FOESALE-THREE NEV BRICK, SVELLERONT, ‘Fronch xoof, basemont bousts, 14 rcoms cach, with &l modorn {mprovements, and tho best looklng block. in West Division; will bo 8old on easy terms and very low prices, At applicd, for son, on tho proiiscs, betwoon aulina an ‘00d, on West Monroe-st. OR SALE-BY THOS.A. & M. HILL, @1 WA- ash- Bichigan-av., houso and lotnoar Sixtoenth-at., S11,500 ichigan-av., housa snd lo¢ mear Twonts-Alxthst., 10,000, !‘Mlflflgu\-‘v., housp and lot,50x175 feot, nesr Twonty- glxth-st., $35,000. Mi htixngi:v.. house and lot, 50x17 feot, near Twenty- 00, h-av., housoand lot, %x127 feot, near Twenty- elghthst., $12,000. abash’av,, houso ond lot comer Thirtioth.at. 4 Indiana-av., § housos and s, betwoon Twenty-fifth sad Twenty nintheuts. O SALE 5 OROIOE BUTDING 105 ORLY S 200 Sack. s bl & sochs ABdI) per orms Call aes : pAvEbIY 540 per yoor: g‘u,v, St P enbdivision: “XHDSTR. L. AL, i & T OE SALE_ON INDIANA-AV., REAR THIRTY. Sithet., Brie, east frout, on BIGS per foot. J. H. EEBLEE, 115 Clork-st,, coraor ladison. FDR SALE—COTTAGE-8 RODMS, AND LOT 24X 1120, on Aberdeon-st., betwoen Harrison and Gurley- o Shon. J. I KEELER, 15 Clark-st., cornor adtion. QR SACE_AT X GREAT BURGAIN, X FIXE ‘business lot on Moaroo-st., nem Fifth-av. Apply for twodassat 131 Madison-st., corne Clark-st. P BELL'BROS. _ - DR BALE—TWO LOTS, SIX12 FT., EAST FRONT, | | gn Janost., nesr Polkey. lnfli‘WonwmaAv..‘anl{ 100 0ach : X cash, balanco 1, 3, and 8 yoars. o fl’l%_“l)".suz ‘Madisons cornes Olark-st. cmfl;iu 0 RENT-_DESIRABLE ROOMS,-SINGLE OR_EN soite, in Parker's Black, northeast corner Halsted-and adisofsts., ovar Home National Bank. Apply. £t Room 4. 0 RENT_THREE UNFURNISHED BED ROONS, t0 gentlomen oply, fu private family; at 17 Thisd-av, TO RENT-THREE _ROOMS ON WABASH.AV., opposito tho Fost Offce, oheap. J. B GOULD, 1i Dearborn-st. b = 5 0 RENT—FURNISHED TROOMS; ALSO TWO rooms completely furnished, for housckeeping; low rates. 147 Bouth Halsted-st. Boolkeopers, Clerks, &o. "ANTED~A FIRST-CLASS WHOLESALE GRO- cery salesman, thoroughly posted in that lins, for linois Dortral & adafes, i Byl b e ANTED_A DRUC CLERE, ONG WHOHAS W 'or 8 years' experlcncs. o Statoste botmean 10 a. th a4 Tim.s Lodag, Lo B4 Bookkeepers, Clerks, &o. QrEuaTION WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE HOUSE. by an exparionced bookkecper, who rofers to pricent emplosers. Address P. 0. Boz : ITUATION WANTED-BY A man, wise; unques VYANIED_YOUNG MAN 4% ROOKKEEPE clotk, efe., one who resides yrith hls parents, an willlng to taake himself gonerally useful. Addross’S 13, Tribaro office. Iarge experiance, as bookkecper, cashier, or gensral Clork, T1s & quick ‘acconmtant. and used fo bandlt tmoncy. _Addsbss L 74, Tribano Braach oiico. 0 _RENT-LARGE FRONT CHAMBER, AND front bed-room, nicely furaished, ainglo or on suite. 439 West Madison-st. 0_RENT-TO A BMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT childzen, tvo xocms, ith pantry.aua clset, In ey Jeasant basoment; only S0 per month, Apply at No. 11§ orth Paulina-st, T RENT— ROOMS AT 6 WASHINGION-AV. 0 RENT _TWO PLEASANT UNFURNISHED Tooms, 50 Sholto-st., ono block cast of Aberdoen-st., ‘Dear Polk-st. 0 RENT—A PLEASANT SUITE OF ROOSS TO party that will advanco $50 for 3 weeks' bourd. - Ad- dross U6, Tribuno ofica. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN FURNISH W o 85,000, end take charge of the books and affice, can_obf 5 good situation with a view to an in- terest in tho business; must como well recommended. Address Z 39, Tribuse ofiice. s Trades. "ANTED — FIRST.OLASS DECORATIVE OR fresco palnters: mc:nn%’npuk-lng French proferred. None noed apply unicss fi ‘capablo, expeditious, and ppompt Al 166! BECBENE " ARBY Hooim T onore Block. "/VAI\'TEB—BOOKBL\'DERS—FDW FORWARD- ers for cloth and sheep work, at COX & HENDER- BON'S Bteam Book Manufacturing Houss, 103 and 105 South Canzl-gt. Trades. . £ ITUATION WANTED—PRINTING—JOB WORK— A book snd_ nowspaper, compesitor, understanding empositions, making up, and plaia jobbing, is anzious ©& abtain situation. Kere or olscwhiere, in an offce where facilitlos would bb offerod to acquirca thorough knows oo o job printing; can soad ‘proot, and am sober s=d able.” Wages mdderate, Address U o, Tribuas office. QITUATION WANTED — AS ~GARDENER.. OF former. “Has bad groat expezienco a ralsing grapcs. Address A R, or call at255 West Falton-st. Slgflffi&”fl:&}g\'l‘lfl[)~3§ A l(;\sfl\vfl‘? C, o . 23 ook or seco ) WILEREM BHINES i3 owt Taglogars =% 'O RENT_NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, NICELY cared for, suitable for omo or two geatlcmen, at79 Twenty-second-st. NT_P) RT_ROOMS, FURNISHED OR T%xfiinzhed?%gfiwlmomfirgfi R dreas 12 cod 123 South Halsted-st. WAL 3 70, BENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROON, WITH or without board, for two geatiemen;has closel, firo, and gas, 6 299 West Jackson-st. [0 RENT_S ROONS (UNFURNISHED) WITH O without board in privatd family. References ro- piced. “Ingairo af storo 748 Wesb Madison-sk, corner ncoid. « S 0 RENT_A LARGE NIOELY FURNISHED NEW room, suitabie for four young men, at $2.50cacha sweek, at tho Acadomy Europonn Hotol, 76 South Halated- st., opposito tho Academy of Musle. 0 RENT-ONE NIOELY FURNISHED FRONT momalultab!n for ong or two gantlemen, m(E or with- ot board, Apply at 190 Wost Madiaonst., taira floor. 0 RENT_FURNISHED FEONT ROOMS, WITH uso of kitchon, from 33 to 812 per moath, In brick bouse cornor Grean and Indisna-sts, VW ARTED-3AN 70 SUPERINTEND FURNITORE factory in Kansas: must understand tho businoss, ad be ablo o invost 850 to &1, o0 i atackc, t sach, gnfia ¢ and stoads oraplosment will bo giv R, BERANE Shomtas Bonser = i Coachmen, Teamsters, &e. ANTED—MAN TO TAKE CARE OF 3 HORSES anda cow, and make himsolf generally usofl vork for tho winter. Apply at 23 Calumet-as o'clock p. m. Miscellancous. "ANTED-IN ; T‘mdflfl bB‘ZnOEY Egtsmfias'ddm WO Dang pon o Tsianss abillty 4nd Sddrers To s right mon ra. wrill pey €20 por ook Apoly 16 MQONEQ & BMART, office of London Art Journal, 254 South Halstod-st., Chicago, Il ANTED_CANVASSERS—FIFTY CANVASSERS by tho Remington Sewing Mechine Company. Call 8t 143 South Halstod-st. Stoa after TTUATION. WANTED—BY AN EXPLRIENCED catter {a & wholesale manafactzriag clothing bouso. Address T 5, 419 Wabash-er., for ono week, care Dr. Snerwood, ITUATIONS WANTERY A Siy WIFE. N AN AN S o s s o s D VIR, Wifon Arat.class ook, Address N £9, Tribuns odice. SQITUATION WANTED—AS BIRTFNDER, OR TO tako charge of restanrant or biliiard roora; hashad. considerablo eperlence; has been propristor of restaur- snt, bar and billiard room; good seferece. Ad: V7, Tribune office. TTUATION WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS basa travollin in Mianasots, Wieconsin, =nd Nesth etn Tows, for a perfamcry mavatactiog cumpany. and has bad three years’ experiencain wholesale drog business, ‘would like'to engago with somo Chicago housy to work In either that or other tercitory. ~Address 2 8, Tribuas VY ANTED-A FAT SALESMAN WHO CAX CO £ OLABTIAD, T Markot-st. STIUATION WANTED-BY & YOUSG MARRIED maa as might watchmsn, porter, or salesman in rotall 1 ample accommodation or’ socuril it - R0 PR Woak Madtionss, oo Lo Ad 0 RENT—G ROOMS ON WEST MADISON-ST,, 855 8 rooms on West Taylor-st., near_Convent, 834 fooms, Jefforson-st. S30; 3 robms, Jellarson-at, S rooms, Ashle 4 rooms Wast Harrison-st., near Contréav,, 5%5; 5 rogws, Leavitt-sts, $%3;7 rooms Winchostor-av., ' 8: ouises, offices, ‘#nd atoras, in all aris of the clty. NEDY & NEWELL 79 West Bsdison st. : TO RENT-FOR LODGING OR AN OFFICE; &ood ruoms, at 478 Wubosh-av.: 320 por month. Ap: Dly on the prouiscs to DUNNING & BASTON, Koom 5. TORENT_THE TOWER TLOOT OF NEW HOUSE, 8 boautiful rooms, cooking stove, ith hot water ouly half block from Madison-s. cars. Dipes in kitche Apply at 134 We 0_RENT_FURNISHED AND_UNFURNISHED rooms, {n brick block, 97 South Desplaiues-st., noar Madison. * Apply on promises. 10, RENT_NICELY FURNISHED FSONT ROOM, sultabla for one or fwo; privata dwelling. 61{ Wa- Price modorato, TO RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISEED AND UN- farniskied rooms, by the day, woek, or month, ab 151 and 153 Dearbora-st., by Aizs. N. 'T. JOHNSON. 0 RENT—4 PLEASAKT LOWER ROOMS AT 41 ‘West Harrison-st. Inquire at 373 Wabesh-av. TD RENT-FUENISHED ROCM TO GENTLEMEN or lIadios, a 1argo front room suitablo for housckeoping . Lowest terms. 163 Wabash-av, TO RENT--HOUSES. 0 RENT-OR EXCHANGE—7 BRICK DWELL- ings (now) sonthenst corner Rush and Illinofs-sta. Ono brick storo, 2story and basomant (new), 60283; will seat, uppor staly, "stero.room, or busomont agparatols. A changa Building, corner Ciark and Washington-sts. bash-ay. ocothors ANTED—10WOOD-CHQPPERS FOR MIOHIGAN farm hands for Hiinols: 50 Iaborers for tho South Balf faro. 59 West Randolph, Room 3. TTUATION WANTED—TO WO ¥OR BOARD schaol by & poor. voune man who wad educato Bimsolt. Address NRED, 137 South deflorson sty VWANIED — % MORE ST00D-CHOPPERS FOR Ohio; pext faro advanced to those having baggage. Apply to CHRISTIAN & BING, 101 South Canal'stes VWANTED-Z GOOD MEN WITH SHOVELS, ON tho cornes of Tsvouty-ninth-st. and Cottsgo Grove- a7., in tho sand-pit. TTUATION WANTED—A NO. 1 BUSINESS MAN in Chicago is desirous of connecting himself with somg first-olass wholesalo liquor house, asagent and gemcral travellor; has & first-clasa connectlon ia Chicago, Wiscon- #n, Tows, Miunesots, Iilinois, and the principal North- Westemn Stalea. Appl, bylotteronls, 3o M5, Tribuno. lcs. . “]’A!.\’TE—:D—MEN TOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT, by PHILLIPS & CO., 118 Washington-st., Room 65, Business legitimate, Peys 823 a wook. TTUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECIABLE oung man fn s Hotel or restaurant.” Gall or address 1il West Washington-st. TV ANIER-LABORERS TOT CAIRO_ & FULTON ad_Callforala Pacifio Rllroads, sud Keauedy & Qo."s lovee work. Highest wagos pald, d steady work guarantoed. Only egoncy satorized to sond men direct fovwerk, “Call to-day. SNELL & CO., % West Baa- p "ANTED-£00 CHOPPERS AND GRADERS FOR ‘tho South; aleo 100 howors and farm hands. ~ Call at 28 Weat Madison-st. SHAW & WILSON, agents. VW ANTED_MEN 100KING TO EMPLOVAIENT %0 call on JONES & CO., 163 West Madison-st. Bus- iness legitimato; pasa botior than wages. I R A R ooty 1hvoss, mad Tarvas e 00 for. Soutls.Chosp fickets South. ANGELL & COARER, 2 ‘Wost Randolph-st. VVANIED-EVERAL ENERGETIO SALESMEN ‘who havo had experlonce in the varions departmenta of tha dry goods housas, and who hava o large acquaint- ‘Bnca, and are desirous 'of becoming general saloamen. Address, mentioning the namas of now with. EN- ERGY, ‘Tribuno ofico. VW ANZED WEOFFERTHE BEST INDUCEMERTS 1n th ofty to men out of employment. BAUTH & 'WHITHORN, 174 West Washiagton-at. Apply to WAL §. JOHNSTON, Koom 13, 0 RENT—HOUSE NO. 8 DAVIS.ST., WEST SIDE, close to cars; 8 rogms, water, neacly'new;-rent §25 pormonth. _Apply to M. HALL, £0 Falton-st. 0 RENT—HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS NO. 9 TWENTY- ainthost. furnace, g3 fixtares, hot and cold water. HENRY L, HILL, 161 LaSallo-st, bisomont. To RENT-815 PER MONTH, FOUR-ROOM UOT- tago two blooka from s, by W. W. WATSON, 127 Lasallos, Boom 4. M0 RENT—-COTTAGE and Jacksoa-st. Rent, $25. E. Madison-st- 0 RENT—ELEGANT COTTAGE, WEST SIDE, OF 6 xooms, onp block from oars; would sell stovo and car- pets. _Address N 91, Tribuns offico. QB‘BE’\'T—A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS ON NORTH ide ;. m!w? straet; $20. Call between8and 128, . A. T. GALT, 77 Dearborn-st., Room 1l NEAR WESTERN AVENUE . PEASE, 79 West 5 OR SALE_RESIDENT, JOTS NEAR HARRISON- st 2d Camphellav.. on e oaey time,wvithont et oat, to those who 3o mmediatoly: gzg\g Rraison st oormer Olarkcst . OsMPBELY. 'OR BALE_CHEAP—TC CLOSE UP BLOCKS 15, 16, 17, and 13, Section 19.39, 14, Lot of Hasilbg, Mitenil,” Hoary, Cathoring, aad Qlagton-ats, Dotwasn Ashind-av, and Wood-ste, S0 t0 Gach. Lots on Ashland-sv., ner Twenty-sacond.st., 81,500 eachi. JAM! STINSON, Room 8, 7 LaSaliest, (Magis Block), 5,000 bu ; oats, 3,000 b, BOARDING AND LODEGING. singlo rooms, $5.00 and 86 por week; day board, SOUTH GREEN-ST._ONE LARGE TRONT 2or 8 day-buarders accommodated ressonably. Bost accommodations for ono young 1sdy ot S6.0 per BOUTH PEORIA ST._PLEASANT EOOMS 216 T e S e et ot 299 WEST — JACKSON-ST.—A NICELY-FURL nishod sast Tont so0m; VALR Ao and pas. Tor 1a Egentlemon. WEST MONROE-ST.—TWO NICE) s S0 S e S e bl s Bk Tocation first-class. Prices reasonsble. 957 VEST JACKSON-ST._GOOD HOARD ARD D | rooms, sultablo for goatlomen and wives: also, single peatlomen. Day bosrdors takon, All maodera convoniences. HUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. ‘OB [SALE—OR EXCHANGE—A RARE OHANCE to Ernry desirablo Sath Park proporty at a great bargain—One-quarter or ow-balt of & fen-acro block, on Droxel-av., closo o tho ipper, entranco of tho South Fark. Will sell at alow ficare if takon nows orwill ox- chango for improved insidesroperty. Address EASTERN OWNER, Tribuna office. e e S AT iios, vers cherp: ‘moar the lino of the Chicago, Blae Tiiaad &' Jaliet A N6, Tribias ottico. 499 NEST NOSROEST.—TIRST-OLASS TUR- c2J) nishiod roous and board for lads aud gontlo- man. $23 TEST ADANS ST, NEAR UNION PARE— 4> Ono largo suite. with carpot and_every modom improvement. ‘Al%o onc furnished room for two. Loca- tlon and accommodations the bost i the eity. 697 (ZoLox A NICELY FURNISHED front room, with board, for man aud wifo, or two ladics. _Torms moderate. No other boardera, PEFEEL HONE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF West Lakoand Dosplainessts.—A few soung men of #o0d steady habits can obicin board and lodging. Charzos asonablo. T EAVE FACILITICS TOR BOARDERS BELDOM equalled, whers home comfortsand indepondence of Botel are combined. ~ Ecxellont tablo, and oversthing de- nixablo, - Binglo rooms 56 per weck. Larga suiie of front Tooms for marrivd couplo $13 and £13. Atd%9 Soutis ‘Dearborn-st. (Burnsido), near Twenty-pintheat, PLESINT ROONS AXDGOOD BOATD AT Sholdon-placo, 503 2nd 505 West st L Sholdos-placo, 63 2a ost Madison-at. Appls FORSALE_TOTS & NAPLEWOOD, ADJOINING old city limits, onl: 4 milos from the Court House: tago on Humboldi sa. Prioy af lots FARLIN, 63 East Madison- gommutation faro's caats; largo fro: Boaleynrd, Fullorton, sad Westorn. from 3375 {0 87X. WING & . st., corner of State, Bom . To RENT—A HOUSE CONTAINING 10 ROOMS, in fing Incation near tho lake; would scll carpets on floor. Call betwoon 10 and 13 o'clock t63 Tiwenty- Becond-at. O RENT-_G3FUL - @ —A OOT1AGE HOUSE of 10 rooms at Tessonavio yrive. “nJ. P. EN- TART, 55 West Randolph-st. 0 RENT—2.STORY HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS ON_LIN- coln-st., second houso from Washington-av. Heat, §30._ Inquiro 674 Washington-av. O, RENT-COTTAGE OF SIS HOOMS, WEST e, blocks from adisonst. E. B. PEASE, 7 Wons Madlon ot O e TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o, T e e . ot squaro. 5o well ade {0 athraga of Bawy Boods.. O B BEGKWITH & CO- i0_ RENT-STORE-£78 STATE-ST., RUNNING back to planked alley; immediato posseasion. dJ. L. DAVIS, 876 Statest, 0 '0 RENT—VERY LARGE FRONT OFFICE THAT can bo converted {ato o sulte of rooms, 118 snd 181 est Washington-st., second floor. Inqulrs of BOST- WIOK BROS,, farilturo stors nadomeatt, or A. H. ANDREWS & CO., 170 Stato-st, "0 RENT-THE FINE STORE_AND ROOMS obove, also warchouso 1o rear, No. 97 Twenty-scoond- OR SALE-2(0 .ACRES AT WASHINGTON Heights, A Illl?talil can be made by subdiridiag. BNYDER & LEF, 14 Sixon Bulldizg, norticast corner of onzve and LaSailo- OR SALE—0 ACRES, SOUTH SIDE, NEAR OITY, 2 oxtromely lo Alro, 20-5cro t Titl Boat-clnsh. 8. DELMATER, cor’ Olark aad. Madison. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE—OR EXOHANGE_IMPROVED FARM of 160 acres, € iniles fom Chicago. Also gardon farm ot 3 aores." Iaquire at 18 Washingtou-st., Room [0, RENT_STORE % FEET SQUARE, WELL- Ughtad, at 43 South Dosplaines-st. $60 por month. VW ANTED_ 20 WOODOHOPPERS FOR INDIANA and Michigan; winter job and good pay; also, 10 coal miners, highest 000 men for Tezasand Cairo, and Fultow Ratlroads.” ‘Oheapost tiokots to all points South. 5 West, Lakest. ANTED—TWO GOOD CANVASSERS ¥OR THE olty, good paying businzes, Apply to MURRAY & JONES, 103} Olark-sts VYARTED-MAN O TAKE CHARGE OF & GEX- b 1 e SORREY D Smiacri gt S vcah 1,000 GF TQrD . SZ00lE OF 97, SGRRT, godiuiereices, Addross D. Ws ELDRED, 155 Seath 31 VWANTED-& FEW SNART YOUNG MEN WITH ‘small capital, for the city; S5 to 88 day essily mado with §5 to 38 cash; and S20 silver watch given as promi- Tine Ca Pasaday. A HAT: B West Lakoste, Room 1. VW ASIED_ -ACOMPETENT PARTY TO TAKE THE sgency for_thio new subscription book, ¢“Thae Daa- orons Classos of New York," by Onarles L. Brace, of the | Ko ronk Eiliron's Al Boctdy, Yor Ciicago £0d o rthmast: on alrea o bistaces preforred. Ad- &rous OBAS, B MILLS, Goneral P e s 4gent, care & Hallenboci, 113 Fuiton-st., Now York. ANTED—BELL BOY AT OLARKE'S EUROPEAN ‘Hotal, cornor LaSallo and South Water-ata. : ‘WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Domestios. i et B T o aav. To Tl n6od aopiy: W ARTED A GIRL OB GENEBAL HOUSEWORK. ‘3t 409 Division-st. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENEEAL HOUSE- VW Ao opiy at S Etiomats ImpE SR, SR % A 2 o gon or compatent girl. " APpLY 8% 495 Woat Adaids-sin ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework, at 150 Twonty-fifth-st. ANTED—GOOD GIRI, FOR GENERAL HOUSE- ork. Apply, 538 Milwaukes av., ap stalrs. VANIED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL ‘3nd do general housework, at &3 Wost ton-st. - i A - GIRL; MUST BE ‘Prairie-av., near Twonty-aixth:at, COOE, COOK ashing: | g ook “Eading pattoras takon; drssos cus an TTUATION WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN & good barltouo vaice a& leader of & choir ; or woult form a chorus ctiolr with tho soang paople of the soclot, and lead the siuging in the Sabbath School or prayed meoting, _Address U 73, Teibuns office. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Domestios. - ITUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL AS COOK IN A small family, or to do general housework. Call, ox , 21 Veddor-st. ITUATION WANTED—-BY A GOOD GIRL TO DO second-work, or general housework in emall family; Bouth Side profarreds Call at 95 Dekovan-st: TIOATION WANTED-BY A RESPROTAGEH g0d ook, masher, + genstal hodiawork a3 pritaie famiy. Laguiss, or d- reas, 547 Jeflarson-st. by il by s o young woman: best of Teferaic fl'l%- "Please call at 80, nlhl:C)Axl. QIOATION WANTED_DY & YOURG GOSIAX. as cook ina private family. App)’ 2% 28 Wesi Mon- roe-st., up-stairs, botween 13 and 4 o'clock p. m.. ITUATION WANTED—BY & YOUNG LADY 15 i st farails, o 4 AT BT Canloat. for wwo daysy - Lent hossew GTUATION WANTED_BY, & GIRLTO DO GEX eral honsework. . Inqulo st 115 Walnut-st. - ITUATIONS WANTED—FOR FIRST-OL ‘week; 2 German girls for private family in ton: 1 womas, Amorica, sa housekeeper. Ladles will romember that we keop a first-class office, and no girls ars sont from our placa without a reference. 5tar Employ-. ‘ment Offico, 155 West Monroe-st. GTIUATION WANTEDBY & COMPETANT GILL Ina first-class private family, fn the city, 23 second gilorascook. Flease call ‘or addross %5 Third-av., up 5 Seamstresses. T Bl chine, Bousekecpiag. apply at 597 West J gt STUATION, WANTED-A PRACTIOAT, DRESS: ‘meker would 1iko » fow more sngagements by the day Dasted. Terms reasonable. Room 43, 19} West Jackson-at., neaz. ‘Halstd. TTUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED AMERI- Iac ho its home; do P A R R e e fmaCieyand wiii pay bis board; South Bid profarred. 10, Tribune office. Miscellaneous. QUIUATION WANTED-BY A SOPRANO SINGER 1in a oburch. Address B 76, Tribane office. SITUATIUNS WANTED — PRIVATE FAMILIES and boarding-houses can be supplicd with the best of | Bolp. Call at 25 Base Osleate ARG, JOHNSON L MISCELLANEOTUS. JPQUNTAIN” COLOXY, ~COLORADO, SPRINGS, Colorado. All porsons desiring information 58 to this Colony, aro invited 0 meet 8t half-past 7p. m., tais evening, at 105 Dearborn-st., in basement, J. E. AM- BROSE, Agent. . - 710 RENT—OFFICES AND SLEEPING ROOMS AT - 14 lkonmcvn. 'AVERY, MILLER & RIGDON, 143 foaros at. WANTED---TO RENT. 1/ ANTED_TO RENT—A JOTTAGE OR HOUSE ON West Side, in good nelghborhood, and ot over $30 permonth. J A L, 256 Wabash-ay. WH VWASIED-TO RENT_WILL MES. G 0 ‘makos nice coffec, home-mads broad, and cake, send hor addross to D 63, Tribaze office; South Side. 21 AND 23 SOUTH STATE-ST. (BABEMENT)~-DAY ‘boarders accommodated at reasomablo rates, 4 R o el DOARDING " sirut-class. by ook, With tsoof plane: Gey-boar Bh © L0 SIper REAL ESTATL WANTED. YV ANTED_TOR CASH, O, OR TWO HUNDRED acres of land within 14 or 15 miles of Coust Houxe, riconot to exceod S0 per, lcro. Addross JOSEPH ILSON, Nos. 1and 3 Weat Maiison-at.. Roon: 4 Eyn(l;;ungégoufi?—n&cns 2D BOARD also, accor Lol sentle sood zccommodations for LAKE.AV.—COMFORTS OF HOME_IN. PRI- Iate 5 rooms furnisned or unfarnished; ters 5 from 5 per wock. TWENTY-SECOND-ST.—ROOMS TO RENT, %fl?mbimed, Wil boazd; aleo, day boardors THIRD-AV._FUTNNISHED ROOM, Wi 9 withont board, for two or four, very ahen‘p‘.'“m?fr‘ Harsison-st, 43 THDIAY DESIRIRLE TOONS, WITH n ro. Ono la; A iablofirsl-clsss, - Day bosrders aceomipodated. FTRAT AT o it s ; for Tour gontiemen t3blo bonrders accommodated. - oo = L MICHIGAN-AV.—~A FURNISHED FRONT 46715 o Tt room st o s Bourd, in s privato amily; also a slagie oom. 491 MICHIGAN-AV.—ROOMS TO RENT, WITH board, for gentlomen and wives, o geatlemen: ‘Day besrders docommodated. & 4 XLOST AND FOUND, TLOST-S1S REWARDIN ASIATE AND MADISON- st. car, Tucsdsy afternaon, i1lxrge pockethook, con- of no value oxcept t owmer; also 350 i cur- BUSINESS CHANCES. SPLENDID RAR AND SALOON, AND FUR. nished houso with tho samo, for salo. inquiro 74 East Tyelthat., cornee Wabash-av. PACKAGE DELIVERY BUSINESS, WITH A& Rond run of custom, that ean be incroased, for salo; # raro chianco for 10 young men. Address G 1§, Tribuag "ANTED-KITCHEN GIRL THAT OAN WASH and fron, at 53 Wost Madison-st., upstairs, Room 9, 'ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work, _Also 8 slrl to do plain sewing; one who un- gomtands ‘Wilson machine. inquire at 142 ot VT ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FORGENERAL HOUSE- work at 303 Soath Morgan-st. "ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- -‘V work {n & small private family. Apply at818 West ‘Monrog.st. ; referonces required. TV ANIED GIRG YOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK in a privaje family at 182 Sonth Sangamon-st. TV ARZED— GIRT, O COOK AND DO GENERAL housowork at 44 Oak-av., Cottage Grove. x T e NRS. WHITARER'S, ofice 513 North Olark-st. ) ANY NATION.FOR GEN- Y R retonk tn e privatogarsilics; o Laral- 1gence Office, 833 State-st., corner of Eighteonth. offc 5 OIGAR. STORE FOR SALE. TRADE ESTAB- 43 liched. 6.: State-st. VW ASTED A GIRLTO COOK, WASH, AND IRON. Orllat 450 West Washington-gt. 3 Fm HOMES IN COLORADO-WE SECURE YOU a home 2nd & firs-olsss. tioket to Greon City, noar Dearer,for fozs monay foan i would cost.Cor yoi 0 o5 there by yourself. Wo help you select and improve your. Gorernmont homestasd... s Eiamntes rallzoad Wik ok 835 ‘month and board, as soon as you arrive, YRE‘L’I 85 dozire it. Special low rates to families. G! & WEES, 1 Bast Madlsonstes Room L. I 770 B o Qb b ST < o 10mo "on tha So v . W., 20 West Adsmbst. o 0 THOUSAND.GOLD ARD SILVER WATORES, jewelry, etc., for salo at half the usual price. Auction ialo ench fay at 106'clock of mnzodoemed plodges. J O - ART] % Pawnbroker, 203 East Madison-st. 2 ANTED—A BIEDIUM SIZED_SATE,_ WITR a burelacproof ohest. Addross B. GROSSMAN, ‘Room 11, 151 Monroa-st. - "ANTED-TO BUY—A RESTAURANT DOING A pasing buslacs, o o room ealable fr the pa pote 13 good Tocality. - Sddress I Ge Tribans ofhoo. WAJI“{ED‘-CEDETZR#TS kTDI COLOR IN OIL Dn’ o o arrise. Adde A B DOUGLAS: 5 North Sangamomste 54 ANTED_ALL PERSONS _GOING_WEST TO call at Southwest Colorado Coldny office, 171 East Madison and 399 West Madison-sts, They will loarn soma-- thing worth money to thew. . WARTKID——A_\' INTEREST IN SOME LEGITDIATR .~ business, either city or-couxtry, (commission pro- forfed), for my services and a_ littlo mouoy; roferencos ‘made shtisfactors. _Addross X 3i, Tribune ofca. rency.. above reward will be n:id on return of pockot- RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR BALE [ ANTED—A GIRL FROM 13 TO 15 YEARS OF % 2 W % A willing to assist in genoral housowork. Apply B e URBELO SV | A BRI TAAT SRR RIVL R | el St OST_DEC. 16, LADY'S EAT LING O MADISOR, Haleted, or DePusstarsts. linder pleaso addross 309 Warren-av. L o1 oarborn. ' rotu to Marlot-at., a liboral mw-gd will bepaid. 55508, SATURDAY AFTIRNGON, A& GOLD lockot, tho finder willbe rewardid by louving the sama 61130 Prairia-av. b OST_IN WABASH-AV. STAGE, GETTING out at Tonty.ninth-st., mink muil, A splendid ro- ward if left at 1% Wabaslrav, TRAYED—_INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF THESUB- scribor, 1 Lyons, Cook Counts, 11L., on Friday night, Dce. 13, & aymare which tho owier can have by paying charges. . 8. R. QOLE. —TO RENT, WITH BOARD, 52 icoors, fataiabods Srvt osee - WABASH-AV.—HANDSOMELY FURNISH- &d Tooms, with nr\r‘llhouthourd.ny FULNINE MIGHIGANAY.—1 FRONT ROOM, 546 IS S Vome Wy bosed, Femmii s furnished, WABASH-AV.—A BINGLE, FRON. 3 B9 e eaotaiions: oo s s onces roquired. §8() BDAYAAY., REAR EIGHTECNTIST— Targo plossant Suraished room, with all coava: S0 gentleien, 1030 VABASAY: — TURNISHED —ROoAS: Miscollaneous. BEAUTITUL HOME IN A PRIVATE TAMILY ‘ddressing W i1, Tribune office. 70, YOUSG SIEN, OF GUOD TABITS GAN Sommodstions, by addressing B 29, Tribude ofce: BOARD WANTED. and south of T od-at.,” by, ] Ty LR throo Childron; Fluses rootns M. " Rauma siences, o ront with board to lady and gentloman of sin. 8150 0 few day boarders can ba sccommodateds A o s 1oy Ao ho ta L ioar of & nics, largo room, with bosrd; alao stablo o Wfifim %3 Wtichigan av. | BOARD_BY TWO YOURG LADIES AFTER JaN. 1, south of Twellth-st., South Side; privatc roletre Tistencaceh aichanpods - A dRa 0 B, B Bifeniganesv: OARD—_FOR A YOUNG INFANT 3 WDE) B i i to nomt i o oo i oy ot plsing at 167 Centro-av., for ono woek; FINANCIAL, OANS ON REAL ESTATE, OOMMERCIAL, AND socured papors. M. O. BALDWIN & CO., Nota Bickors, 6 sad &5 Ls Salio-st., Room 2. MLy ox oY B ST iwanted, " B: GROSSMAN, Hoom 11, 161 Monroast, MOREY_ 7O TOAN-O FURNITURE, BIANOS bouses, and"good o Interal secarity, at 125 South Olark-st., Room 1. . WINNE. T KEY UP_ON MOSDAY NORNING A TORSE ‘anil buggy which the evmor cantinte by proving prop. rty and Drsng chargos, at GEO. RRICE'S Satsecy, 180 North Dearborn-st. & I3 REWARD—STRAYED LAST SATUR- §20;00 day night {rom 78 North LaSallo-st., & [ark brown stag and a white and brown ox; horns tipped with bfl’fl' b%flons; b:éuw‘fl"v;l:h fi:"}":fi"’“d th:t; . Tho abovo o or their rotam 378" HONFICK £ 50N, 78 North Lasae.sts - qg() 00 REWARD-LOST SUNDAY MORNING b ! botween 108, m, and 1 p. m, a pockoetbook gontaining & sum of monoy and pamais, betwoen North- HORSES AND CARRIAGES. OR, SAUE-LIGHT AND HEAV? DELIVERY ‘wagons at No. 2683 South Canal-st, (FOR SALE_A NICB, STYLISH, BROWN MARE, 5 yoars old, well broke, and perfectly gentlo; been sed in the city sinoo ast Jane. Call oraddross 'H, 235 snd 237 Michlgan-st. OR SALE_A NO. 1 TAREL-SPRING COVERED “rocory-wagon, limost now, used only thico montha, Tall'st corner Songamon and Harrison-62., 1a gr_cory. 7OF SALE-ONE OF THE BLST BUGGY- HORSES in thecity; can trot in threo minutes; will bo sold Cheap. Call at 75 South Canal-st., Room 4. VW ASIED—A HARNESS AXD BUGGY 1N EX- chango for a 8100 note. Address N 65, Tribuno offico. TO EXCHANGE. 0 EXOHANGE_TWO OF THE BEST FARMS IN Tllinols, worth $40,000 each, for city property. Ad- dress A 3. Tribune ofico. VYL TRADE 4 VIOLIY SoRTE S0 TOR & suit of clothes. Address E 59, Tn’hnnaenmca. "ANTED—CHICAGO PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE {or dbrick store and leadiog business of fiourlmlnx by R A o I e T Piying tovm property. LINCER & BAREOW. B lock. LaSallo-st., cornor Madison. MUSICAL, REAL ESTATE MOSEY TO LOAN ON CHIGAG OFF, 11 Methodist, i sums of §5,00. AYRES & Cinrth Broeks 1 TED—§3,000 TO BUILD A 85,00 HOUSE ON W2 round worth double the amount of the loan. Will Py 0o Cent bt mo commissions, Aodsos N . Trb- $is oo, "ANTED — 81,500 WORTH SECURED PAPE] ‘BW short e, V5L R, i Bken S stoncat: POF00 WISK 10 BUY & STERWAY PIANG for $376, which cost £6i5 three years ago? If yoa do, addrass PLANO, Carrior80. 1n0ed money. B e A L e E A N0L < pucchaser can save o large margin. ‘or address O. N. BMITH, Of Cottags Grovo-av. i PARTIES, LOOKING TOR PIANOS WILT, CON- St thels pockorbooks by onlling st 251 Park-ay., Wast Bide, whers they oad 8av0 150 fn 1ho puschass of & RELIABLE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR A le, profits “1rge, and market unlimitad. None but Thoso hvibg me s ced apply: - JAMES A. COWLES, m 17, coracy State and son-sts. VERY DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSL: A S orod 0.0 ciivo, nteliont ma, with 35,600 1o Invest, and become partasrwith s gentleman of means. Businoss's monopoly, and psys largs profts. - Oall ta per™ 2on L 50 Btato-st., Tes storo. in TEED S§TORE FOR BALE—IN GOOD T thn. Aadzoss N 15, Tetbuus oice: s OFFEE_FOR SALE MY DARGE CONTECTION- oty and restaarant, at a grost bargain, doiog a largo bus- inest; altuatod bost location i the city; good reatons for solling. _Apply aL3 Wabash-av. . MORRIS, ROOM G, 197 LA LALLT-ST., HAS M oo oF Bhadrsts, 85000 1o 15,0001 atook of paints, olls, glass, and wall phper, $10,000. Will fako part roal estato on cithor of tho abovo. 1 make & Sheetalty of business chances. ARE OHANOE TOR INVESTMENT. STATE rights for salo, of Harrls’ patont rotary stenm cagine ‘nd wronght-iron soctionsl bofler: the best and cheapost ongino and boller made; have been in operation over throo yours. 88 Market-at. TP ESTAURANT YOR BALE CHEAP. NEAT AND RS Koy on piemison 160 Third s ANTED—. "GIRLTODO GENERAL Ao OB, wash, i o o Fari i light work; high wages. Call atonce to 1395 Wabash-av. {7 ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK 1ip a family of three. Apyly to-day after 3 o'clock, at. No. 13§ Michigan -av. ; reforences required. TED—A _GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- W ‘::lfuk. Apply at 91 Sonth Sangamon-st., in the base- moat, VWANTED-SI0CK OF MERCHANDISE, FRON ts and SI5,@0, to $30,000, elthior, hardware, Boo shoes, groceries, £nd points. Wil ay cash and roal dstate. AL H. MORRIS, Koom 6, 137 jo-st. ANTED —TO PURCHASE A SECOND-HAND, saloon license. _Appls at 34 Michizan-av. 3 PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTED - WITH 83,50 UASH, IV AN 8- & tavlshed restsuran: businoss: boy loctdion 1n the Clm.'kll.\vfl’mdhs aren gl e SOROE ANTED—AT 75 MONROEST, CORNER IIN- Wise d relisble Swede or Norwogan gil for onoral housoworl; must bo & 8004 000K, washer, aud mors ood Wages. : z NTED—AN ENGLISE OR SCOTOH GIRL FOR %flg‘l honsework in & small in? Call at 130 Lytlobt., botwoen Teslor and Twelfth-sts. "ANTED—A_GOOD COOK, EITHER GEBMAN, WV A edn. o Eaglsh, {a a pivato boarding Houso: Appls at 35 Wabash-av. D_GERMAN AND SWEDE GIFLS, TOR o0 Piass 1a elty nd condirs. Apply at MRS, THOMPSON'S Ofiice, 1060 State-st. Miscellaneous. ANTFD. FOUR INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADIES o e 4o - Exponsas prid. 5t A OWENS, Stas Hoteh, o Wost Aladisonsts RESTATRANT TOR SALE-83,600 CASH IFTAREN ‘within tho noxt two or throe' days; worth 85,000 to ‘any ono wishing to g0 into tho busincss, ' Offerod for salo on account of Sicknoss in {amily, gwnor canuot give it por- sanal attontion. Addross A 18, Tribune offico. TO PHYSI%L\‘N?—A PKP';‘&DI%WE&E l,;;m gfi!}" i ecinlty, 3 T year. Aadtoss . WoWWRIGHT, Post Offco. HE TRON WORKS 19 AND 21 MEAGHER-ST. FOR 16 Would selt he wiiole or {ako 8 pastnce & §ood ‘moulder or machinist preferrod. . 3 STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A 5270 N aa recetails masket, Gond losation sod cheap ront. Inguire at 278 South Halstod-st. 9. 00 0 EASANT, BAYING SARUEACTUT. 82,0005 Sisines. " Hiast-bo sold. Propriotor Going East.~Address, &o., K 16, Tribune office. ARTNER WANTED_A TIRST-GLASS ORNA: ‘mental painter, good sign-writer, grainer, ete., would 1tke to join & good, smart man with somo copital, OF 51 es- tablisbied business. F competent to take entire man- agement, Addross A. H:. DOUGLAS, 20 North Saa- gamon-st. PAILTNEII WANTED—WITH €3,000 TO 5,000 IN leaf tobacco and _cigar manslacturing business, Referonce and trade will be found satiafactory. Addre: L9, Tribano otfice. - ARTNER WANTED—TO ENGAGE IN THE AN ‘Sfhcturo of & liimeat which provents pitting from s o D atog osts e valoxbionnd Shtich neoded: Address ¥ 85, Tribuno obce. ARTNER WANTED—A PERSON WITH S5,0070 e BIPoE LREEIN A =] NNETP, 75 South Canalst., L e immsduiel, | B R o > S by S G B WRIGHT & GO0 Rockord, T, PARINEE WANTED-2 MAN VT pfinilh“‘go s NTID_IMMEDIATELY—3 _GOOD IRONERS | Halsted-st., sito Academy of Music, doi a good AV atchisens Laundss, Sl Wabash-av. Dustasss. - Inghiren tho ofice, ap stairs. TWANTED_& SMAET MAN TQ SHL, COAL, WHO A Eaiated with tho city. Apply, for throe 35 tho coal oifica on tno comor o Throbp-at. and Bfus Isly SEWING MACHINES. A A A BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES. GEN- G o A S iiich ofvce, 8 abaan- 5. Porsons having old Grover & Baker sewlng machines aro invited to call and soe tho now improvements snd hear ‘something to their advantago, A PROPER PARTY WITH FROM 30,000 Satiossta it memiinh 3 noss, e Jong. o ¥ d SomaRered, by addcsstinn 9 N HERRICK, caro A. B. SPBEIER & GO, 113 Wabashint AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED_ONE GOOD MAN IN EVERY town in the United States to sell the new sowing ma- chine starter, which is the best seliing attachmont in tho ‘market. It will positively start the machino in the right ‘way without removing the bands from the work while lmfl:l 3 lllflgnvgnu liha m:chl.nu fi‘-g?nx}lnsnl‘gg arG'uert— - Earmpls aeat o roc AR OEOK 80, Hoonr 8, 1% Ciaricst. A Fow mors ity o wanted. : GENTS _WANTED — PROFITABLE_EMPLOY- ment. We wish to umplfix fununmun and ladies to solicit orders for tho celebrated Improved Buckeys Shut~ tlo Sewing Machine. _Stitch alike on both sides. It will stitch, hem, foll, tuck, cord, bind, braid, gather, and e end e fom thy ot paheok e Qi 3 arthar e R IERDERSGN £C0 Clareland, Olo, o Sk Louls, Mo. " GENTS WANTED—SI0 70 813 A DAY—AGENTS i Arm g L it I, oA Pndrofocer b ith every samily, ant 2 5 Beents are mecesstul, - fampla fros, O M. LINING- )N, 68 West AMouroe-st., Chicago. AT i Sam Led Siaes for the bost, paying articls {n tho world. Xadress WELSTER & €O., Hoom fl, 12 South Clark-st, PERSONAL. TR et ie s Coree el WAL CHARLES SHANER WILL CONFRR % ?’}f‘?fl‘b‘] Tloaving bis addroes at tho Tribuuo office. A SERSONAT_IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK A s ifldo-lgindzflnfi from NoVlckers Thestee, laft un rvice; will Toitica thosame to A1 G BRI ROTNE e ha Wil bo ltberally rewardod and o qhestions asked. = PEI‘SON‘L—V}"LL THE PERSON WHO SENT E. Phillips ~ an _anonymous letter two ago Soneeraing an ‘Gwplore, pleaso call aad w00 b, sad piano. TANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT—ONE CHICK- 150{ oms, S5, Re- h;:lug, Wltl‘lzll;nr':nddles!'; utflzch!’ Sisias promotly attondod b &t the_Clich Tory, 0 East Randolphat., by J. PRESTON. GERTS WANTED_MALE AND TEMALE_THE biggeat thing out. One agont mads 527 ia ono week, aaother §3. Uall and son for yoursell o 417 Stato-tey EMOVAL OF PIANO ROOMS TO 616 WABASH- ‘uv., nest Thistectth st. Pianos to rent, and {or sala on tho most favorable termms. WAL R. PROSSER. MACHINERY. FDR SALE—A BOILER NEARLY NEW, 15 FEET B B e s A AR BOILER WORWS, B South altod s, GENTS WANTED_LADIES OR GENTLEMEN, A. mcdlltmo;tnlsx lafiaxslkth:igsmil-suhe :‘n& lufcum 2t tatos tho 1o of a e b mackot, Call and age 16, A ENOWLED, _ACERTS WANTED- €% SILVER WAUOR FRED mal 03 guncantes of ths best moncy- 0 cither sax, an 3 to 15 capial to. ‘business In tho Wost; onl o cgent made S15 fn ‘quired, and profits 100 per carit. tio days on ono streat, Call and seo: i0c sa:nples to i;.'finr;% froo. * MENRILL & 00., 5 West Lako-tee o 7, ELECT FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENT 318 South Halsted-t. ; Open evenings. ER'S NEW IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES B e T vted, machinos; o e oT Sheas O L. B GARRATE, B4 Bajton s, and Fo il cah on got T, SEWING MAQHINE OFFICES OF J. . TR TG, 2 South Doaplataes-at, and 167 Mitirau: - Machinos sold o gasy ONthly paymants, rork given in payment, if dosirod. X EWIN HINES_OFFIOE OF NICH- I S r e - machisos Sl or zontod om easyoutily paymeats, and work given “Phero voquired : mactinca repstred- VYEEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, e RSP TN SR Y, B Arenia, e TR oBien_&9 Wost Miadison.at: ~ brane 060 Wablsh-a. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. FORSareA HOTEL BROILER (BRAMHULLS), cook 6tovo, and lsundry ironer, D, 8t 1060 War bash-av. ARTNER WANTED_AN ACTIVE GENTLEMAN with abont $3,000 to join tho advertiser in an estab- 1ished monopoly of a patented articlo in great demand. Bales abont $3,000 a month ; net profits 25 per cent. Busi- nsin.benn sizlot investigation. * Addscas @ 4, Tribuns Sffce. PARINER WANTED-IN & N0, T MENTPACIOR ing business; can usa from 33,000 to $10,000 to adsac- tage. For particnlars address 0 85, Tribuns office. WANTED—I WISH TO INCREAKE MY P%’sm for manufacturing. Business pays frum B0 40 por cent. An excellent o ty for an honost guergetle man, with abont s:.%ns“"“.“.f“..,x. one palt 15 terest. Apply, with reference, to 3., Tribuxe otfice. ARTNER WANTED_IN A_FIRST.OLASS WES. £ g Jaoma Wy oOTARRE, TAYTON & O 13 0.5 FOR SALE. AUGTION SALE TRURSDAT AT 10 OGLOCK, hfl overy m“?fl"“:i 1, liz?bwhlh‘!h-"q of rare. Torats.oaripsities, hobby Heighar atos” SAMES BRUNNEN, Anctioncer: R BALE—ONE FTRST-CLASS TIORET TO DEX- F yon chasp. . WEIGHT, Boom 43 Geateal Ualoa OR SALE_VESSELS_R. ¥, CHRISTIAN, 101 South Canal-st., has sovoral vessels to sell. Fartios Frishing to buy or sl would do well to call on bim. OR_SALE_PARTIES WISHING 1O RUN A bosrding-houso can do woll by cajling st 119 Soath Poorinst., whero the best of 5 holxdn? lln|E ths resent landlady not understan: boarding-houso keep- , wants to go into her own busingss, dres: ;1 1% 2 epAi Jocation, and some of Lie Fooms a0 Row ronted at 820 per month. OF. §ALE_3,00 LARGE-SIZE BLACKING BOXES oheap.” Tndairs roor 158 West Madlson st TRANGERS' ATTENTION OALLED TO THE AUO- ST a0 sate of HODGES & 00, No- 613 Woat, Laka-at.r shove Unlon Park, on Wedassday morning, at 10 o'cloci; Sonslting of », latgolot second tand tursfars, In tict 3 o houseko 7 reraptory’s {oris oaali; Fave chance for Barties GOLag 0 houseLaODIoE or furnishing rooms. B FURNITURE OF A BOARDING.-HOUSE FOR salo choap, and house toront: location frst<lasa; cansoof scliing, ownor wants toTemove to conntry. Call 8t 185 East Indiana.st. INSTRUCTION. ONG GENTLEMAN WANTS TO GIVE LES- YO O R and Gorman. - Plosso addross T &3, Tribans offc DIVORCES. AT AN A AT i s ALLY OBTAINED. FEE AFTER R e T ‘courts of Chicago. Address P. O. Box 1037, CLAIRVOYANTS. R, MATHEW AND MADAM AMAYNARD OAN el of business, marriages, journsys, lawsuits, Bb- sent friends, lost or stolen property, or: l)g\blfl“{fln wish Ko, Curos ta, paxalysis, Hioumatiam, deainass, 800 _oyos, seminal woskness, consamption, liver com= lafnt, arue, catarrh. Delicate discases cured in afow Bays, " Glio or mo pay, 201 West Madisonty ROE, NO FEE—DIVOROES OBTAINED D s uitablo tarai | Apbly at Roors & Nox 347 South Olarkst. MATRIMONIAL. A GENTLE 0 imme J OF ‘WDOD A‘DD“SM% Efimfli Tamediate sana sanen of & gon Tady. Al ROBENT BONNEL Wost Otfca,