Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1872, Page 7

PR S THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, "DECEMBER 19, 1872. 7 RAILROAD NEWS. A Great Union Depot to Bs Erected in the Spring on Canal and Magdison Streets. “The Fort \Wayne, Milwaukce & St. Paul, and Sk Louis Roads the Builders. To yesterday’s - Tersuxe tho departuro from the city of Colonel Thom=s A. Scott and other promivent railwsy ofici: . the Pennsylvania {Centrel, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St Lots, end the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chi- «cago Railways was briefly noticed. The party arrived in the city on Tuesdey morning, and ‘were met at the depot by 1ir. W. C. Cleland, Assistant Gereral Passenger and Ticket Agont -of the Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne Railroad, and -immediately escorted to tho Sherman Honso. "Mr. Cleland's office was made the headquarters «of the party, where they were visited by various ‘prominent railwey officisls duing the day. The object of the visit of these distin- guished gentlemen was to. inspect the Tecent operations in connectim with their lines centering in Chicago, and t> consider the question of 2 new union depot, on Canal and Madison strcets, to be used by the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Clicago, the Pittsburgh, Ciocin- nati & St. Louis, the Chicago & Akon, and the ABlwaukee & St. Paul Railroads. Mr. S, S. Merrill, General Manager of the Mil- ~waukeo & St. Paul Railroad, had agreed to meet :the party Tuesday afternoon, but, failing to make ‘connectione, he did not arrive in the city until ithat evening. ; Daring Tuesday, some of the perty, inclading +Oolonel Beott and M. J. N. McG ughs Gen- +eral Manager of the Penneylvanis Cenfral, vis- “Ited Englewood for the purpoee of observing the ‘new track there, and eumuung,énpnn their re- turn, the land nw&ntéy cfinduunu for, u:bc: g&ns— burgh, Cincinnati t. Louis Bailroad, een ool o ke eivaate pa No definite action concerning '.hapunnfi:: pot waa taken during the day, becsuso of absence of Mr. Merrill, of the Ailwankee & St. 2wl Bailrosd. . - This gentleman arrived & lats hour on “Tuesdey evening, when a short meeking was ‘held, in which various matters were discusasd of “wital interest to Chicago. Tt was finally decided to erect, noxt year, s :grand union passenger depot on the present sito “of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago depot, GCenal and 0n streets. The new depot will -extend from Madison street south to Adams, -along Cmnl,hindwm be constructed of stone. The plans have not been decided upon, but it ~was resolved that it should mot be exceeded in E co by any similar structure in the country. . It is only now certain that the bailding will be ‘Gconpied by the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chica- 5& e Chicago & Alton, and the Milwaukes & Panl Bailroads, as no. satisfactory arrange- ment could be made with the Northwestern Rail- Way, regarding the Pittsburgh, Cincionati & Bt. Louis Bosd. If no arrangement shall be enter- e into hereafter, this latter rosd will erects e freicht depot near its present one, and new and elegant passenger depot nearits freight buildings. It is rumored thatthe Penneylvania Central ‘managers have united with the managers of the Milwaukee & St. Paul Road, and that hereafter their interests will be identical. The union is onderstood to be of & iarly close char- scter, cxtending far beyond mero Tight of way. Indeed, itmay bo seid that the Milwaukeo & St. Panl Railrond is now s part of the great Pennsylvama Central Railway combination, and ':ha: hereafter it will be an 1mportant part of its stem. syThu result of the deliberations of these gen- Wemen to Chicagois very important. It will not only increase the importance of certain railway lines which radiste from Chicago, but will give to theelty » raiiway pAREOEer aepob whick shell be umexcalled by aay In tho couauy. e party left the city on the regular 9 p. m. train on #s Bitisburgh, Fort Wasne & Chicago Beilroad for Toledo. ~ Saturdsy they inaigursted Ehwopening of the Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake Sfichigen Hallroad, extondia from Mansfield ‘Ohio, 228 miles to nsk;{;on, AMichigan, with a branch from Tiffin to Toledo, which was built bythe Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail- o The party were much impressed with Chicago, &0d oue prominent gentleman said that, in judgment, no city of the country promised so Tuch ss this, pelievicg that in twenty-five years it would be the grest railway centre of the conn- b OTHER ITEMS. The Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Branch of he Michigan Central Ltailroad has been com- Sloted froin Jackson to Crawford, a distance of 203 miles. Work has been stopped on_sccotint ‘a7 cold weather, but will be resumed earlyin the spring. Thisroad will be completed to Macki- navw City by next October, and will run through some of the finest timber iand in Michigan. This Jand, when cleared, is found to bo fertile, unid snsceptible of high cultivation. The Com- pauy own sl the land slong the line, and will tlear it as raridly as they progres. The Chicago & Alton Hailroad Company are buildivg s three-mile branch north from Lou- isiana, Mo., alorg the river bank, to a place in £he yiver whera the channel is fullof water the geerronnd. Thisis being done to avoid the sty delaye in trains over the Louisians exten- sion, which have been occasioned by the fre- quent- low water at Louisiana. The Company ‘heye securod a stock trade over this route which neither they nor Chicago can afford to be de- ived of, and every effort will bemade by the E;npmytokeep the line in active operation duwing the winter. It ia expected that the bridze sl Louisisna will be commenced early Dexi spring, and will be pushed forward as rap- idlvas possible. Itis to beof iron, and will Ted, or two piers. THE LAW COURTS. . NOTES. M. Perkins, Aesignes, in banlkruptey of the Stab Insursnce . Company, yesterdsy filed his zepiy to the revisory petition of the petitioning credtors, "praying that the decision of Judge Blogett, declining to remove the Assignee, be ¢akm poder review. The answer i8 unusually brid, sod admits that complainants are credi- torrof the bankrupt; that the respondent was apjointed Assignee and duly spproved by the Diszict Court; that on the 12th July, 1872, ‘Newton 8. Tsrlor filed a petition for the removal of she respondent; that on the 18th of the seme month John A. King did the gems, which petitions were answered by the respondent on the 25th of tho eame month; that on the 23d Angust, 1872, snother petition was Tled for the same purpose, and on the 28th anoker, the latter a supplementary petition ; that the petition of the 2} August R doned, and that of the 25th duly answered ; that 11 yuch cnswers were referred to Register Hib- bard, to fuke proof, and returned to s District Court whero they remain of record, and such vecord, the petitioner insists, must be produced in Coutt 'in lien of any supposed abstract there- of ; anthat the Court did, on the 19th Novem- ber, 187, on such petitionh, sngwvers, and proofs, refose to remove the respondent ; and the re- spondert now affirms the truth of his former soplies t» said petitions, and with respect to the hoen'(uvisory% petition, e demurs, firat, that the sllsgitions present new matter not now be- fore she District Court, and socond, that they are not euflicient in equity. A tuit of imporiance toinsurance stockholders qas {riod before Judges Blodgett and Hopkins, fn the United States District_ Court, yesterdsy, namsly, the Assignee of tho Grest Western In- snraace Company, in bankruptey, v. L. 8, Major, » stockholder. The claim was for an assessment of 20 per ceut on the defendant’s stock, the as- eessment having been made at a meeting of pro- rietors shortly after the fire. The defen: Beia that he was mot lisble inssmuch as the assessment was illegal, it having been made by a vote quly of a portlon of the stockholders, namely, those living in Chicago, none others _baving received notice to attend and vote. The oint was contested with much obstinscy shout the day, and considorable doubt was fhrown upon the steps that were taken by the Company at the confuscd time just following the fire, and the jury gave the plaintiff the bene- £t of the debt, finding a verdict for 24,082, ‘Eliza Stotherd seeks divorce, She affirms that ghe was marriod toJobn Stotherd, in Englend, in 1857, - that her husband was_guilty of extreme #nd repeated cruclty to her in Londoo, England, 34 that che has been & rosident of ‘this State ooe whole year. Sho does nob_state whether her hasband is a British or American subject, or whether any acts of eruelty have been committed in this country. Divorces are sometimes ted ip similar cases, where good proof can adduced of the matters charged. o hus- band will be properiy notified, and if he Las any- thing b0 B8Y B 00f of the allezations ma sgainst him, he will have to come across the ocean; for his wifé, if not a subject of this Gov- ernment, is &till entitled o its protection. Charles E. Longford sues for divorce from hig wife on the ground of incompatibility of temper. The luckless husband complains that during six- tecn weary years his virago of & worser half hag experienced such & chronic state of tantrums that the rnle and not the exception has been that he been obliged to floo for his lifo at meal- times, though why particularly at meal-times is not stated. Tho execators of Joseph Ridgway, yestorday, filod papors in the suit brought by tho deceaso against the County of Lee, State of Iows, pray. ing for restoration of the judgment of $1,743.50. The snit is for recovery of intereston coupons attached to bonds voted by the defendant to the Keokuk, Mount Pleasant & Muscatine Railroad Company. The suit was ordered restored. By commission of Judge Drummond, of the United States Circuit Court, Judge J. A. Hop- kins, of_the District Court of the Western Dis- trict of Wisconsin, was yesterday empowered to 2id Judge Rlodgett in performing, the duties of the United States District Court during - the in- disposition of the latter. I. M. Bates & Company petition for the bankruptey of Elison & Foster on account of an unpaid note of £529.45. An aflidavit is filed averring that debtors have acknowledged their inability to pay their debts without having re- course of bankruptey. A motion for new trial_in the case of the prisoners Rainforth and Fuller, was yesterday overruled by Judge Rogers, and 'the parties re- main i pricon, notwithatatding tho S days for- ‘mally allowed for filing of the exceptions.’ An order was yesterday given by the Distric Court for the arrést of Mahan & Kennedy, bank- Tupts, the state.of whose affairs wes duly ven- tilated in this column & few days aince. Mr. Booth, referred to yesterdsyss having becnappointed to Judge Farwell’s Court, remains there only temporarily, going to Judge Tree’s court shortly. TIn the cases of Nathaniel C. Faxon and Em- ‘manuel Hartman, s hearing and creditors' mest~ ing will be held before Regiater Hibbard on the 267h of January. The various suits sgainst the Riveraids Im- provement Compaay aio baing comploted with appy despatch. There were twomore judg- monts delivered yesterdsy. District Attorney Glover yesterday commenced suit_sgainst J. Turner, Hy. Sloan, 8. W. Stephens, and 8. J. Harmon, in the namoof the United States of America, for debt, $9,000. An important decision by J:nd%e Drummond as to the claims of creditors in bankruptcy on real estate conveyed to a wife by a husband will be found in avother column. The * haymarket bribery snd corruption suit,” Condon v, Dorgan, is wearing its unutterably weary length ont before Judge Tree. Tho North, Lugington Compsay have oom: ‘menced an sction in the Superiar Court against the Chicago & Iowa Bailroad Company, in ss- sumpsit, $1,200. Elsewhere will be found some ctrious revela- tiong in regard to the manipulations of the Enickerbocker Insurance Company, and particn- 128 of & motion for & Receiver. Statels Attornéy Teed will probably fllo for- ther information ggeinst Rainforth & Fallor to- g.;y_ i D!m- Qefranding a young Scotchman of 700 Tho American Bricklayers’ Union yesterday followed up their action against their Treasurer by an attachment for his person. In the mater of J. H. Johneon, et al, in ‘bankruptcy, the orler of dismissal was yester- day made absolute. The trial of Wanderlich v. Smith is over, and the plaintiffs are awarded $8,000. This i8 tho illegal eviction suit. - ATTORNEYS' RECORD. CALL TO-DAY. ; Usrrep Srares DrszaieT Counr—From 70 up- wards, unless any passed case 15 called by agreement. CIBGDIT COURT (Trer, J.)—522—Condon v. Dorga on trial, By stipulation 1,398, 1,076, 1,938, 1,958, an 1,137 placed on trial calendsr for December term. To follow 522, James v. Western Transportation Company, $62. (Booth, J)—Nocall, Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Compiny v, Gray on trial. SupmIon Cousx (Porter, J)—On trial, 2231 Trons v. Seeleye ot al. 29 to 57 inclusive, 39, 40, 42 to 50 inciusive. - JUDGMENTS, e Szates Districr COURT (Blodgett, J.)—6TT— Vocke, Assignee v.Wentworth ; $3,443,99. 633—Upton, Assignee of the Great Western Insurance Company v, L. 8. Major ; £4,032, and motion for new trial, ‘Crncriz. Cotat.—{Booth, J.)—174—Buoth v. Boeso; Qsmissed by PWIDHE.’ (Tree, J)—8,147—Pick Y. F. C. Tawrenco and Hy. Phillps; 216442, 3i0—Wnnderlich et al, V., Peter 'Smith ei al; $8,000. 2,584—Crane Brothers' Manufacturin Companyv. E. W. Burt et al.; $§8.23 v. F, Burt, s aci. fac, 2,433—Charles A, Gregory v. Biverside Im- provement Company et al; §13,00L.21. 2,687—Howe ¥, Bramble; $252.80, 2,646—Tyler v. McGinlers $3,043. 3,15¢—Johnson v, MeAlifater; 95144, and or- Qe of sale. (Williams, J.)—685—Decree; and to be entered'as of Dec, 16. £on et al; dismissed by complatnant, ‘BorERion Count— Porter, J.)—293—Tewkesbury v. Follanshee; diemissed by pIAINtifY, 2,71—Alyers v, Me- Taury; verdict, $731.33 and motion for a new irial and in arrest. 2216—Rindskopf v. Weller; property fn isintiff ; defendant guilty and motion for new trial, 5529 Irons .. Riverside Improvemont Company; 86245, (Gary, J,)—1,000—3ueller v, Mueller; decres of divorce, 584—Henry v. Henry; decree restoring will, 983—Mason v. Mason ; decres of divorce. . DEFAULTS. Crecurr Covrn~(Williams, J.)—745—Curtis v, Cur- s, (Farwell, J)—106—Wilheim v. Urbsin et al (Tree, J.)—All genernl mumbers. 1,662—Heinrichs v, Greencbanm etal. 2,999—G, B. Daniels v, Hy.Waller, Jr. 5110-Pick v. B O, Lewrence ond Hy. Pilllips, _4,294—Waldo V. Commercial In- surance Company. 25%—Hy, A Crain v John Washter, ,%3—Annin et al v, Lamar Insur. ance Co, 4,234—Bortree v, Same, 4,235—Warren et 2L v, Same, 4,237—Wetzler v, Same, * 8,895—Slater v. Willés, 5,121-Gould et al. v. Hitzeman, 4,778—Blair v. Fairchilds, 4,209-—ouiton v. Teutonia Insuranco Co, 4,242—8tein et al. v. Commercial Insurance Co. 4,233 Warren ot a). v. Same. 4,244—>urphy et sl v. Same, 4,246~Monlton v. Same, 4,247—Same v, Mu- tusl Becurity Co, 4,43—Ssme v. Enterpriso Insur- ance Co, 4,251—8ame v. Mutual Insurance Co. _(atlace, J—Orant of admints- CouxTY CovnT—(Wal y—Grant of a tration to Mary Connors in tho estate of Michael Con- nors; bond, $5,200, Letters testamentary to Bridget el ‘widow, in tho estate of Petéer McKean; bond, §7400. Grant of administration to Lawrence ‘Proudfodt in the estate of Willism D, Hurley; bond £ §8,300, Judgment in favor of William B, Ogden re- stored in the estate of Peter McKeon, CEDMINAL. Cromsat. Count—Rogers, J)—523—Morgan ; one sear in the Peaitentiary. 523—Moore; twenty days in The County Joil. G09—Eay; same oa 522. 536—Bex- y, and “under age. 545—Tasnow ; beliig unablo o agree, BANERUFTCY. New Basxzorzs—iobn A. Eilson and James H. Foster, under the style of Eiison & Foster, on the pe- titlon of L. BL. Bates & Co. * NEW SUITS: Uswzp Srates Craovrr Cousr—J, J. Ferson and J. L. Bates, executors of Joseph Ridgeway v, Lee County, Btate of Towa; prayerfor restoration of judg- ment, 'Higgins ct aL, for use of Lszarus Silverman & Co. v, Teutoma Inguranca Co.; restored papers. Dnited Siates v. Jonathan Tarner, Hy, Sloan, Samuel J. Harmon ; debt and damages £90,000. “UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUBT.—Wm. Andersony, Steam Barge Monitor; libel for wages, $74. Cmovrs Covrr—5,244—Phillip G. Bsumgsriner v. | Charles O, McLain and Peter Btumps; afidavit for replovin. _5,245—Susan v, Oscar Lowes divorce on the ground of cruelty, 5,248 10 5,252, inclusive—appesls. 5,253, 5,254, and 5,255—tax appedls. 5,256—John AL Durond et al v. Wm. Skelby, John Gwynne, and James Boland ; aasumpeit, $500, Svrzmiom. Covar—iL608—Chatles ¥, v. Hannah ‘Longlora; divorce, 41,699—J, B, P. Lord v. Joseph P, Bickerdike; petition’ for restoration of court re- ‘cords, 41,700-North Ludington Company v, Chicsgo &Towa R R. Co.: assumpsit, $1,200. 41,701—Malcolm McDonald and John Toe v, Jameés McGinley ; sssump- ot SLO0;_0,709~De. 1 Jayuo & S . Iy Hanncs and ‘George' O. pariners; _assum 8500, _ 41,7103—George W. Parent -v. Moses 5. Huoling; sssumpst, $1,000 41,704— Mary A, v. Cjrus Buler; dlvorcs, 41,705—Eliza v. Robert John Btotherd; divorce, . 41,105—Hast., L. ‘Weaver, for uso of the Bank of the Statd of Indiana, v. P, W. Dugno_snd John F. : assumpsit, $300, 41,707—John M. Durand efal. v. Richard Mason snd ‘Alexander Johnston ; -ssumpsit, £2,500. 41,708—Her- imer v. Green ot al; sppeal. 41,703—Levi Stern et al. ~. Samuel Lamm ;_assumpsit, §1,000. 41,710—Charles Washington v. J. O. Caldwell; injunction restraining uso of a promissory note secured on property in the State of Indiana, 41,711, 41,712, and 41,713—Appeals. 41,714—Horatio 8. Lewis v. Communipaw, N. J., Stock Yards and Market Compan atta ient for a debt of $1,808; and interrogatorics for S. W. Alerton, aud_B. W, Alerton & Co, garnishees. 41715— P. Burroughs & Son v. T. F. Conkey; petition for mechsnic's lien on No. 3 Bryan place_for $46,83. 41,716—Patrick Drow v, B, Biddle . K. Biddle Roberts ‘aud Emil Weishaar, sdministrators of the estate of John Weirhaar; sssumpsit, $500; D, J. Leary attorney, 41,717—Dinlel Gorooras v, John Stapleton trespass, 000 ; same attorney. 41,718—John Jones . Smelting and Refining Company; sssumps 41,719—Hall, Kimbark & Co.¥. 6aine; same, §1,000. 41,720—Petition of George W. Beott et al. to establish tifle, 41,721—Same for same, 4L72—Appeal. 41,128 —United Order of American Bricklavers v, James Dennen ; afidavit for attachment, 41,724—Robert H. ‘Relse v. Bobert Jackson; samo. —Hartford, Ct., is either o very rich place, or omsg wmg'vit {3 wxitamely. suhedliby. oo rich. During the past year there Liave died thero thirty-ono persons, whose fortunes amounted in the sggregate to 92,414,000 During the samo period there died, outside of the city but in the Same Probate District, fifteen persons, with an sisgregaio property of 9871,000. From both theso lists estates of less than $10,000 have been Lomittod, G. N, 5,222—Matteson v. Blos- | EVANSTON. Dastardly Attempt to Burn the Public School Building. Evanston's Sensation Man Again on His Midnight Walks--Young Ladies Badly Frightened. An sttempt was made, Monday evening, by some miscreant, to burn the public school build- ing in this pise. Shovings, saturated with keroseno oil, had been placed under the front stops and ignited. The flames spread rapidly, but were fortunately discovered by Mr. Bllc_k- ley, the janitor, before they were undontrollable, and by active exertion on his part were sub- dued. It was the merest accident that thoy were discovered 2s thoy were, and the wonder is that this valuable edifice was not lost. Will the citizens of Evanaton never gee the folly of their ‘penny-wiee, pound-foolish policy, and tako steps tfiox x;mcar:z iemselves against the ravages of 2 The Town Trustees meb Tuesday night, but, there not being o quorum, they separated, to meeb on the first Tuesdsy of Jsnuary. The water question was £o bave been considered, and the purchase of fire engine. ‘The Tripod Association, at the last moeting, ‘made the following eelections; ¥or editars, W. Cleveland'and E. Arnold, of the class of 1878, snd A. J. Scott_and J, M. Hawks, of 1874. Executive Committee, Messrs. J. M, Dandy, J. G. Ward, and Richards, of the Adelphic Litérary Society, and C. T. Drake, J. R. Leslie, and Lucius Coleman, of the Hinman. Theso gentle- men hold their offices for six months. ‘The street wallker, whose performanceshave already been mentioned in Tue TRIBUNE, still elndes our police and Vigilance Committee,: On Mondsy night of this week a servant girl who was out after dark in the vicinity of the Uni- versity, met him face to face. He sttempted to seizo her but she escaped by flight. A few nights Iater two young ladies were badly fright- ened by him and ded info a nelghbocing house for refuge. This singular individual first began hismancuvres in South Evanston a yeer ago, and has been _steadily working north sinco, and it is to be hoped that he will soon get ont of town. He is thought to be somewhat loony,” but still seems to be posted as to all attempts made’ to apprehend him, as he never hasrun into any of the traps laid to catch him. If & do- sire for notorioty stimulates him, it is about time that he ehould disclose himself and lay claim to his laurals. Tho Lakesides meat to-night at the residenco of A D. Reod, Baq. Tho exorcises will begin promptly at 8 o'clock. —T. X. Asker, Register of tho Alexandris (Minn.) Loand Oftice, has been guilty of melprac- tice in office, which the Glenwood Zagle, edited Dy & Postmaster, promises to expose, Tho Eagle eays it could have made the expose during the campaign, but refrained. CITY REAL ESTATE. O SALE_COTTAGE AKD IOT 8 NORTH Cotine s 10 LB North Cartinat, 82,500, X cashs. Cotiage and lo (31 Weat udmu-:}..&fia 0. Cottage and lot North Roboy-t cash. Gotfafo and ot at Evansion: G100, AL Dir. Gottago and lot &7 North Houbén-h 82 Cottage and twolote at Evanston, 81,236, monthiy pay. Lotsst. Deeplalngs, 85 monthly payments, 3100 cach. Four lats loft at Evansten, same payments, 520, Houss and lot 43 Vest Erio-st, £3,700. Houses and Iots st Trving Park to gxclisngo. Gottago and lot 445 Wort Ecleat, 81,500. Houso and It 36 Walnut-at, §4,30. Cottago and lot 308 Socond st 53,000, Honso and 10453 Walnat-at, 84,000, Lot on Fourthi-av. to exchango. B e ke ol ots at Son e to exchanga. IRA BROWN & COMMONS, 145 West Madlson. FOR SALE—84,60—C00TTAGE AND LOT, WIN- chester-av., near Harrison. £2.7:0-Coltaga nd lot, Tloe:st, moae Olsero-court. 3,750 Cottago and lof, Taglor-st., near Campbollav. 5,100~ Cottago and Iof, Taslor.st., noar Union.st. 3, 615—Cottage and lot, Hubbard-st., noar Wood-st. 000—Coltage and lof, Hubbard-st., acar Lincola. 800_Cottago and lot, Oakloy-st., Hear Taylor, 2,750 Gottage and Ioty Gnrloyat. 6,000~Honso 14 rooms and Jot, South Park-av. 35,00—Cottage and lot, Ray-at. 8,250~Cottage and lot, Wilcox-av. l.;lMW—-Ooikt&a lflg IIO%BAA,I‘WX@"!('“ 1 {00—Chttat and lof Barhorat; RENREDY & NEWELL, 70 Wost Madison st. OR SALE_AT A BARGAIN—LOTS ON WESTERN. avey - Pork, Taplor, and - Campbellav., on tomms to sult toparties wishing to build. Inquire on premises of G0, BADIWELL, or 8613 South Olsrkeat., in bank. FOF SALE_NEW HOUSE, LARGELOT, MODERN i provomeats, o ¥t A @ zood gfi‘uflt:n. LINGLE" & DARLOW, 11 Ofia Block, Ta- s OR BALE—AT A BARGAIN, MARBLE FRONT house, ‘on_Colfax.av., noar Thirty-second-st., casy terms, LEVI WING & CO., 33 Wabash- -8v, QR SALE-GOODLOTS ON ALL THE STREETS between Twonty-third and Thirgyninthate., aud be toen Stato and Wallace., All ant of fire limits.’ Porfoot titles. Warranty doads. ~ A vory amall payment down - 1 8 per cont. No A business. ALBERT TRENE, B Wabsaheav, o JTOR SALE-8in; ONLY 8% DOWN-_WE HAVE the bost bargalns in lots for persons of moderate mosns; don't go ont of the city h‘:?; lot; we can sell som ons convonient to stroet-cars usinoss for §400. A. G. STOREY &ON, 145 Sonth Clark-st., Room 8. JrOE SALE_S-STORY AND DASEMENT STONE, octagon-front house, 1§ rooms, a1l modern improve- monts, sad_lot, 35178 foot, south front, on West Wash. Taion-ot., No. &7, BNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon Bald- ing, northeast corner of Monros and LaSalle-sts. TO RENT--ROOMS. A A A A~ A e 1[0 RENT_DESIRABLE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR ‘nnfarnished, with or without,_board, in small privata fomlly. Apply 3t thisd doos on Cas3-st., cormor Liizols- E 0, RENT_TWO ROOMS, ~CONVENTENT AND heap, to s nico, respectable laan . Aipply atisS Cottogs Grove:av. s tho attomsoonr — 2" 0 RENT-THREE ROOMS 'ON WABASH-AV, T opposite the Post Offce, chesp. . 5. GOULD, 115 Dearborn-st. 0 RENT_FOR_TODGING OR_AN OFFICE: od rooms, o479 Wabasheav.: 320 o Pl 5o tho premises to DUNNING & BASTOR. Haom [i0_RENT-FURNISHED AND UNPURNISHED rooms, in brick block, 91 South Desplalnes-st., $adison. ~ Apply on premises. £ s [0, FERT-NICELY FURNISHED TmONTROD, suitable for oo or two; private dwolling. 5 Wa. Prico modorata. bash-av, TR S, S oS s ety o o SR SR B 70, RENT_EQONS, TURNISHED OR PARILY furaisbed, for singlo gontloman, 1n & hrst-cliss Tonde and:fine looality, on Soath Side: ilso, dining-roomm; Kitohen. cc., with suite of roome, to pariles dosicing fifilb—chfil accommodations. Address 74, Tribuno affico, 70, BERT_WITH OR WIIHOUT BOATD, large handsomely-fornished front room, in's private family. 37 West Washingtonst. o, BEFT_— A NICELY FURNISHED LODGING b lhm suitablo forouo ortwo gontlemen, at 746 Ws- ashs 8 0, BENT = A PLEASANT SUITE OF FRONT d. ‘closet, 10 privato i Waakaoms and largo clotat, 1 privato family. 655 West 70 RENT_PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS WITH Y Rgem convenlences, with or withont board. 93 0 RENT_YURNISHED TRONT ROOM, WiTl T laxge closet_and bed room, at 84 Snmg%flmwm-stg fosr . Private houso, O SENT_HANDSOMELY TURNISHED TRONT or 2nd. ohsmbor for two and Gon. 177 South Peariacste. 0 b Ssds) '\0_RENT—83 ROOMS IN REAR OF 175 WEST T Madison.st. nm'.,di‘fipl! ‘month. TRUESDELL & BROWN, 17 West Madlson-st. TO RENT--HOUSES. 0. RENT_OR EXCHANGE7 BRICK DWELL- Thes (now) sonthoast comncr Bush and Hlingis-ota, Ono Brick atoro, Bstory aad basomont (aew), Wxids will Ropl WALy, SORNSTON, Hoom 0, "Hosnress Biliding, corner Clsrl and Washingtonats. = oo 20 JrOR SALE foxigh, ON STATEST. NEAR ®ID. . DER & LEF, 14 Nixon Bullding, e IOR SALE—TWO-STORY HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS, modern improvements, and lot 50x125 feot, south front, on_Warron.av., near Unjon Park, No. B3; casy terms. SNYDER & LE&, 1 Nizon's Building, noithesst corner Monroe and LaSalle-sts. OR SALE—COTTAGE OF §IX ROONS, AKD 10T SHsIf teot souiy (runt, on Warron-av. e Panline. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon's Building, northcast corner SiStros and Lasatlosta: o e O tdnss ot 10 rooms, an Improvements; & groat bargain. HENRY B. MARBLE, %9 Doarborn-st., Room 6. JrOR SALE_AT X BARGAIN-RORTEEAST COR- nor of Jofferson and DeKoven-ats. ; lot, 1031837 par- tiog wishing to improvo. No money required down. In- Qquire at 185 South Olark-st., in bank. TQ}&{: 1:3?!7513 OF 10 lgggo)ls h“ ?. 9&1 T‘&Em. e furmaco. gas Gxtares, Dob i 4 BENRY Lo HILL, 160 L5Sallo-st, bisomonte o o "% [0 RENT~3STORY HOUSE OF s ROOMS ON LIN- «coln-st., sscond houso from Washington-av. Rent, £30. Inquire 674 Washington-av. 70 RENT_WELL FURNISHED ESTORY FRAME house of B raoms, gms and water, 860; roduotion ‘without lgdl(ul‘u Call from 8 to 10:30, » o premises Indians-av. O, _RENT-A LARGE DOARDING-HODS TOsoi Bides ol oatet B GLARKEE 00N Room 4, Orloptal Building, 15 L Sailost. 0_RENT_COTTAGE, ON WEST MADISONST. victally of Union Firk. B. L. PEASE, 1 West Madisoa-st. O, RENT_BRICK DWELLING 12 TRIRTEENTH. st containin i : Gvecything in good repair, B. RYAN, 60 Stateste " FORBALE-THREE NEW BRIOK, SWELLFRONT. Fronch roof, basement houses, 14 rooms each, with il modera {mprovements, and the bost West Diviaion; il bo. s0ld. on sasy terma and vory Jow gt‘leas,fl ) &)l:fl for soom, on tho premises, betwoon aljua and Wood, on Wost Mooroe sty OR SALE_ON STATE.ST.: NEAR THIRTIBTH: 3, store with dwelling sbovs, and bara and lot 2% I S0, J. . BBELEE, 14 Clark st., coraer of o, FINANCIAL. REAT WESTERN INSURANOE CLAIMS BOUGHT ‘2t 34 South Canal-st., Room 1. OANS ON REAL ESTATE, COMMERC] AND setnred prgare M0, HALDWIN £ 00", Mo Hookers, 6 830 B La Sello.t., Hoom 2. ‘LOAI\'&-A.\! AUTHORIZED TO NEGOTIATE loans of §5,000 and upwards on first-class inside Dro} d, or to bo fmprovod. Address 8 erey, improvo une omice, MOXEY TOTOAN IN SUNS OF SL0% AND TP VL ‘vards, for 60 or 90 days: i scared notes Doughbt and sold. H. LO' MONET 0 TOAN OX CHIGAGO REAL ESTATE VL ‘iu sums of §5,000. AYRES & EOFF, 1L Mothodist Churen Block. MOHEY 10 TOAN-ON REAL ESTATE AND V1 other good aecuritics: short loans a specialty. LEVI WING & UO., £ Wabaah-av. URCHASE MONEY MORTGAGES WANTED. P CURRY & CO., 7 Tribuno Bul U L e Boney on szl o = augon. C- K. HAGERTY. 10 Wost Sadison. TT'0_IOAN-$1Lah ON CHICAGO REAL ESTATE becurity for tive years; sscurity must be worth £40, (0; forms 8 per cont and 3% commissions, MATTOCKS & MASON, 63 Wabash-av. Wur’m TO BORROW £450 ON CHATIEL BORT- e, or bili of aale of furniture worth 81,00 Ad- droes 11%, Tribuse Branch offico. a‘Efl SA{V tAw shix 2 HKDUSOEHJY S&&cgnR.TCIER o iagton-ate X ume. "BENKY P. GEORGE, & Clatk st =S FOR SFEo, 10f5, BUTERTEDSE: Tear Thirty firstat. . a gros X ; HEREY P. GEORGE, & Clark-at. OR__BALE CORNER MICHIGAN-AV. AND Fifty-fonrth-at. ; aiso corner Michigan-av. ~and Fifigeighthat., 15x1&; voryreasonable. J. 145 Clark-st., oorner Madison, OR_SALE-BEST BARGAIN IN OITY, B, ‘east front, on Calumet-av., corner Thirty-sixth.st. This will double the price asked before a year., Bust bo sold ey, It secelicod, . Caplialiria dvenlgaso sod B MR OLE £50., 1 Soutk Gamedat - o OR_SALE_LOTS NEAR ROCE_ISLAND OAE shops af, B400: Armold-st., 850; Egan and Werit- ‘worth.avs. onlong time; no money dowa If Jm- pipred. | %8 F STARR, "t West Ran- oiph-at. Fior SALE-BY THOS, A & M. HILL, & Wa- . houseand lot near Sixteenth-st., €14, 500. Bouso sad lot mear Twontyaliist., house and lot, 60175 feot, nesr T'wonty- ouse and lot, 805175 feot, mear Fweaty- 8H,000. ‘Proaty- t looking block in ! RENT-THE '0-STORY FRAME DWELLING 50 Thirty-tirst-st., convenient to horse and st - éxza: ront, 865 per month. Apply mext door, No. 48, or 3t Boom 16, Oricatal Building, lost. 0 RENT—COTTAGE HOUSE OF BIX ROOMS, onty-seventh-st,, between Garibaldi-st. and Stowart-av.; 855 per month. W.T. NOBLE & CO., 18 “Van Buren-ite 710 RENT—A NIGE COTTAGE N GOOD ORDEE, lesantly located, No. 30 Rusker-st. Inquire J . BT sorber Hasbied and Posiessmia: i O clooia, Mew b Dokt Toauics o tas 854 closots, No- No. 18 Prico Placo, down stalrs. o e WANTED--MALE HELP. Bookkeopers, Clerks, &e. T e S e gy M cory saleamian, thoroughis o < Tonteal Hallrosd. Addsess, with reforences, ¥ Tilinos 1 ‘with references, V. £, Tribuno office. ‘VANTED—ON JAN. 1, BY AN OLD ESTABLISH- ‘ed wholesalo tea house, a first-class travelling sales- ‘man for Wisconsin and Minnesota. To ono who has good exgeflénea in travelling 8s s tea salesman in thoss Btat lnl can Engmnglh.r‘:hmd di Lflb{; zr;%:i 3 ub'a’r:h Ealary will b paid : no ther need Apply. - Address, Stornces, Wt LBROW, care Quemibs Nov 17: ANTED — A DURG CLERK FOR A SHORT time. Applyat 101l State-st. 'ED-- ENT FOR LI¢ Wi s s e e iR arity, Adareds U B Reibuno ofice. ANTED—A GOOD RETAIL OLOTHING SALES. A\l 2 s 248 South Halsted-st. Inquire botwreen 3and VWANIED-A GOOD AND RAPID PENMAN FOR Vicy clock, elthor iady or genrleman. Pormanant “Addross Y84, Tribune office. W ANTED FRSTOLA0S " DEGORATIVE = DI {resco pantors: thoss -speakine Faonch Brefereed, None 5eed apply uniess fally capabls, expeditious, and fimmpL AEL\ to C. DECORNL, ’Artlst, Room 17, loore Blook, - "ANTED_BOOKBINDERS — FOUR_FORWARD- ers for cloth and shoep work, at COX & HENDER. SON'S Steam Book Manufactariag Honss, 18 and 105 South Canal.st. "ANTED_A BOY 1t YEARS OF AGETO LEARN ‘the dental prafession. DR. GRISWOLD, 63 West Randolph-at. ANTED—A FIEST-CLASS HELPER ON OAR: riago work: job; alsoa young man under la- stractions op bodi CKER & SMITH, 533 State-st. VYANIED-4 FIRST.CLASS GELAZIER: NONE other ucd apoly. A BYRNE & PRYOR'S, noribe west orer of Markat snd Wasbington-sia. Coachmen. Teamsters, &o. "ANTED—A COLORED COACHMAN THAT UN- doratands his bnsiness. ~Apply at No. 45 Michigan- av. after 10 o'clocke Miscellanesus. ANTED_A BOY TO LEARN DENTISTRY ‘opporta von to way! Call st DI et o, s W ows Mo e VWANTED-L HAT SALESMAN WHO OAN CON- o '.:flnldflamw l:C({;tg.l&nd Northern Illin Taconsin; AL LTS & OLMBTEAD, 127 baskat ot "ANTED — 5 MORE WOOD-GHOPPERS FOE Oblo: part faro advanced to thoso baviag baggago. Apply S0 CARTCTIRI & BING, Tl Soath Carsbar ANTED-MEN LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT 1o call on JONES & CO., 169 West Madison-st. Bus- incss legitimata; pays botter than wages. sitfon, OoR SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &c. o Sopeeaced BogkkReDAY W ootors s et a0 experienced bool v, who rofers {o preseai Cmplapers, Address P O. Box 155. 2! TTOATION WANTED—A GENTLESAN WHO UN- derstands curtaizs, drapery, shades. bedding in all its branches, carpeis, mattiag, and oilcloths, and ca:- ting and fitting f: tore l-ug!. desires an engagement i eithor or all the above branches, or would = tion a3 catter or moasurer in & frsi-class carpet housa Address'T 13, Tribune office. TTUATION WANTED —AS BOOKKEEPER OR cashisr by a young man of largo esperience, who i1 used to handling money, and ap cxp;rt couaterfelt do- tector. Address L 74, Tripuno branch offico. Trades. SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED ontter in a wholesslo manufscturing clothing_houso. Wabash-av., for one week, care Dr.. Add, 3 Baatess 8, 58 TTUATION WANTED_AN BNGINEER WH0 HAS Reretncen s s enine AN et S, BRVER TOR, Noy'sot Fufth ag o om. A g : Coachmen, Teamsters, &o. SIIUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG M4N 48 coschman. Hashad several years' experienco; stes 2nd sober habits, and not afraid to work. Address P %, Tribune ofico. QUUATION WANTED_AS COACHMAN, BY & i We steady young maa (Norwegian): speak fish, and i e e Comenia) ety Eoelhy it ‘ost Erde-st. Miscellaneons, TTUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED MAN OF stendy hablts and good moral character, in & plars where he can make himself generslly useful caks Gar- man and English, and writés o good band. Bastaf city rofereuces givon.” Address G 84, Tribane office. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOI MAN OF om0 yes?'tediierial oxperience, & nowa o Tocal aditoe s 18 a practical printer and a good academic education,. Raforencas {€ required. _Address X 10, Teibuns ofice. STIUATION WANTED-BY & YOUNG MARRIED man (Dane), who has been several years in the States, and spe five different. o8 fluently, in & hotel o house whers his scrrices would be required: is nat afrait of work and oan come well recommendad. Addross P 84, Teibuns ofice. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Domestics. S e R T ply at 115 Weniworth-sv., south of Ninsteenth-st. Apply at 200 Thirty-third-st. ITUATIONS WANTED—FOR HELP WITH SATIS {actory references; nflDfldllml:p:rn:ua l-w :nv. e k. A ciies, 15 Wost Sackabmat: ANTED—A COMPETENT PARTY T0 TAKE THE Sgeucy or, thonasr subaceiption book, +*Tho Da- orons Claases of New Yorik, by Coarles L Braco, of the fow York Childron's Ald Sooléty, for Chicago ad {ho Nfltha;;fi:flmfi .ll'flM in the b\mA:"uL.p"h“‘?‘ Ad- & Hallenbeck, 113 Fultoate, Now Yorke o 0 ANTED-AN OLD MAN TO TAKE CARE OF & block of storos. - Addroas K 2, Tribune ofice. ANTED-10 COAL MINERS, FREE FARE; 10 woodchoppers for Michigan: 5 for railroads, leve and farias sonth ANGELL & COARER, 51 West Han- dolph-st.. "ANTED-TWO OFFICE BOYS. MUST WRITE A and quick hand; sslary, 85 per_wek. dress, In awn handwriting, JAOKSOR, P. 0. Box 171. YV ANTED_WEOFFERTHE BEST INDUCESIGNTS in the elty to men outof employment. SMITH & 'WHITHORN, 174 Woat Washington-ib. ANTED—A MAN WITH GOOD ADDEESS, familiar with tho cloth trade, and well scquajated iththo city. * Addrss, with reférence, une affice. ANT%MEN DhlwALL L‘i&’GE TOW;WE. '}-'«E ‘manafacturing_business: easily manag 810,20 w5 el “Sen BWLT, 13 Dasoment 513 Wa av. VWASTED YOUNG MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS 0_RENT-TWOSTORY TRAME HOUSE, 10 33, Sollactess At Frussrs Mercantile Collssting rooms, farnished with finst.cl 3 ? o | Agonoy, 146 East Madison-at., Room 4. Only thosa wit "TURESDELE & BROWY, 18 Wess Metisonsgbe " | 500d referanos for honeaty nsd appise 0 RENT_A_HOUSE_OF 10 ROOMS, KO, 6 | VY ANTED—A FEW SMART YOUNG MEN WITH Trenty-sccondat. Tine location near o lake, nad W‘X ST coplials Jor the cliyi88tosAsday seslly made {complets ordor, Cellfrym 10t03 oiclock. T Oall Thursday. A RAY, 55 West Lkt Hoom it TO RENT--STORES, CFFICES, &o. 1[0 RENT_OUR BTORE. CORNER MONROEST. and Michigan-ar., 100 fgot squaro, and well adapted {0 storago of haavy oods. O. H. BECKWITH & CO- 0 RENT-SIOREF STATEST., DAVES, 576 Beatoste 0, BENE—THE FINE SIORE ARD ROOMI st bove, also warehouse in rear, No. 87 Twenty-socond- ‘WANTED---TO RENT. VVANIED-TO RENT_A COTTAGE OR HOUSEON “Wost Side, in good neighborhood, and mat over §50 permonth. J A L, 26 Wabash-av. Wabash-av:, honsoand lot, 26x127 foet, ns otghthat,, 8ib,000. ‘2bask’a¥., 'houso and lot corner Thirtieth.st. bl > 5 housos and lots, botween Twemty-fifth ana wenty-ninth-ats. \TANTED €3,500 TO §7,00—LOAN SECURED BY W R RO e four times tho amonat of loan, AL & A. D, BELLAATY, Roal Lstato and Loan Brogers, Room 5, Repubhio Lifo Bailding. §., ()()() EORJHASE-SONEY TRUST DRED ON 35 X 0. L improvod cily proporty for salo. Ad- 8, Triboo otben, 7 $2.000 2y Oy OE SROEEETY 3 FRANCIS W. COREY & CO., Room 8, ethodist Chureh Block. 95.000 .0, MANUFACTURING COMPARY . stook for ealo at & groat bargain; will bo 5t par ithin 3 year: 300 per ount profita 0B tho goods man- uftotured. Wantmore money w extend tho business; will ‘bear close fnvestigation. Addross G 12, Tribuns ofice. = TFROM CANADA, TO LOAN $250.000 %8 natChuoncts popere 2613 per cent per aanum. Wil mort; 2 por cony jor month.”_Ad Tribuns oth PISCELLANEOUS. A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT—A NEW SILVER sot; 40 por oent off this wock. U 8, Tribune omice, J/'OR BALE—800 GHOTOE BUILDING LOTS, ONLY 2 blocks from the depot, at South Englewood. Price 8200 cach, payable 840 cast, and 40 per sear. Call snd | all modors appolatments; must contain at least 10 rooms, o d bo fally farnisbed. Party can gise ample reforsnces. svtng:g:'.munb&vmun. THOS. A. & M. HILL, 4L | 3! ’l_l-'n' e, rty can gl ipl Vang pes E or sy and wistof Morganst, Address WYOKOFE, 204 West B VANTED_TORENT_A FURNISHED HOUSE 10 s contral locality, sither South or West, Side, wifh OR. SALE_3 LOTS ON OAKLEVST., BETWERN Kinzio and Hubbard, cast front, 8100 ‘each, sultablo for residencs or manatacfuriag purposes. WILLIS M. YV ARTED_TORENT_HOUSE OF 10 ORI HOONS, on West Sido, cast, of Wood-sf., west of Halstod, south of Rlndnlgfi ‘sand north of Harrison-sts. J. McD. BENIGHT, withd. V. Farwell & Co. ITT, 463 Wabash-av. OR SALE_OHEAP INGIDE LOTS ON THIRTY- ‘First-st. and Jamos-ar., near Halsted.st. and Hol- den School, at £350 to 8700, 'On Twenty-secs and Hin- ‘man-sts., near Lincoln, 3900"1 $1,200 ~ On Shurtlef-av. near A0-83 600. On Egan and Wentworth-avs. 900 to $1,000. All on lnnf time. _Full abstract shown.. \Warranty docds 1("“‘ AYRES & EOFF, No. 11 Metho- dist Church Block, Clark and Washingion-sts. OR SALE-ELEGANT MARBLE HOUSES ON Michigan, Prairle, and Wabash-avs., n!cgnn(g fin- ished, contrally Jogated, essy torms. §. MUARS, &9 ‘Vabash-av., OR SALE_ON MONTHLY PAYMESTI_HOUSES of 6and 12 rooms on_North and West Sides rangi Tram §3,00 to 85,000, WHIPPLE & MoW HORTEY, 6 Soath Desplainos-st. 'T:un%firpnogssd OPENED, cw%f;)‘,’gn AD- ted. Post v e. - Call ar adiross G, L BRLL, 5., 150 Wast Lake-st. RUSDFSS INTERESTS SOID. PARTSERS PRO. oured. Loans nogotiated. Business chances open Tequiring 820 to %5,00. KIMBALL & O0., Genaral Brokers, 171 Madison'st. ALL AND HAVE A TALK WITH GILL &£ BAWE aboat the Southwest Colony of Colorado. _ They offer gplondid fadgcomonts to parties wisling 10 g0 West. Of-. ca 111 East Madison-st. L VERYBOLY SHOULD READ OUR SPEOIAL AD- vertisements on fot page, first column (business motice), and pago, seventn column, Subject later- st tho reader, or some dear friond. LILLY & PHELAN. ] I POT IN €0 OR €30 WITH ANOTHER map to opan some paying business on the South Side. M. W., 39 West Adams-st. 70 THOUSAND GOLD AND STLVER WATCHES, jowcles, otc., for alo at DAIF tho usual price. Auctiot salb ench day at 10 o'clock of unedeomed pledges. dJ. C. BARTLETT, Pawnbrokor, %03 Esst, Madison-at. ANTED—AN INTEREST IN SOME LEGITIMATE businoss, eitbor city or country, (commission pro- forrod), for my servies and a little'mones: referencos ‘mado satisfactory. Address X 34, Tribune offico. VWANTED-A FEW COPIES OF THE TRIBUNE, datad Jan. countin oltica. ANTI TCHERS' TOOLS, BLOCK: ete. Call at20 Weat Randolph, cormok Peoris- OATTLING & GOODWIN. ANTED_AN INTEREST IN A WELLESTAB- Tished retail grocery storo: can favest 3,50, Reter- enco given and required. Address O 67, Chicago Tribuno oftico, giviog fall nsme and reforonco. Wu:'mn—nmms TO KNOW THEY OAN BOY ‘human hair switches, carls, friezcs, pufis, and & fino assortment of hair ornaments for loss money than they can bogot forin the city; long curls in groat varioty, ofal “hades, vory clieap, at 3% West Madison-st. PARTNERS WANTED. PARTRER WANTRL_WITH §l,om, 70 TRAVEL ‘and establish agenta for the salo of au articlo that, has flxdur:x&w.mmm lzst 8 years, Room 9, 171 East adizon. PARTRER WANTED-TOWN & NEW INVENTION for the Unitod Statos, worth 8100,000; to = first-class business man who will furhish from 31,000 to 33,000 cash, to magulssture and put the same in marke, I will asalgm nu undivided ball fnterest in tho patent, aad givo the party fall control of the business and money invested. ‘Addross, glving name and 2ddress, T 82 Tribun offico. ARTNER WANTED—1 WISH TO INOREASE MY facilities for manufacturing. Business pass from B0t0 40 por cent. An excellont opportunity for an honost, enur[elrs ‘man, with about 81,500, to_take one-half in- terest. _Apply, with referonce, 2o A1., Tribune offico. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $i00, IN A GENTEEL ‘cash_businoss, pasing soveral hundred dollars month- iy. 116 East Washington-st., Room 28. PARTNER WANIED A YOUNG MAN OF EXOEL, Tont business qualifications wishes to invest 85,000 ‘or §7,000in some good legitimate business. No_attention to colamunications not giving kind of businoss and name. Address in contidance, T 69, Tribune offico. PARINER WANTED-—AN IRCHTIRCTOR GOOD ‘business man, to join mo (business established). Ad- dross G 66, Tribune office. 'OR SALE_CHEAP—TO CLOSE UP BLOCKS 15, 16, 17, and 18, Section 19, 29, 1. Lots on Hasting, Mitchell,’ Henry, Catherine, and Clayton-sts, betwcen Ashland-av. and' Wood-sts, 830 to £econ; 81,80 STINSON, 2 . (Magie BlockY. JAME: Room 8, 72 LaSalle.s! SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. QR SALE-RESIDENCE LOTS_A LARGE NUM- ber of the most dosirablo lots for residencs purposes, immediately adjoining and south of the city limits, at low pricesand on liberal torms. The domand for such prop- Sy must of meconity be Gousnally iment as tho sesson adsances, Now s tho timo to buy for Thoso who lntond to build in the spring, or who are looking for {nvestments in proporty that must unquestionsbly incresso in valae, inasmuch astho demand for good honses in good locali- tios is now, and must b for a yesr or two to come, greater than tho supply. J. ES. ‘WARREN, 18 Chamber of Commerco. OR SALE—A LOT AT WOODLAWN STATION, Baas the great Sonth Pack, only 3% per foot, on time! HENRY P. GEORGE, 89 Clarkest. ashingion cap. B. B 0. 15 LaSatloss. > ‘OF SALE— ACEES PRAIRIE AT WASHINGTON ta. 10 Bovea pratete at Washington Helghts. 25 acres prairie at Washington Helgits. acroa prarie b Washingion Helghs. prlc o pricosand 0¥ RUSLARKE & CO., Room 4, Oriental Building, 128 LaSalle-at, VWASIED-TO RENT-A COMFORTABLY TUR- nished honse with eight rooms, toa responsible party. Address 154 Sophia-st. ‘vvam-r:n—'m BENT_A FURNISHED HOUSE OF 8 or 10 rooms, with tho privilego of keeping 2 fow Fofer ta boacd owner for rent. Address co. bosrdecs; would. P, Tribunaol "ANTED-TO RENT—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping, on South Bide, north of Tbirtyfrstat,, for man and wile. Addsoss 3 & Trib- e ofice: JYANTED—TO RENT_TWO _ GENTLEMEN ahroa A, Tan bovets. sy S Bon sthroom attached, In 8 private fsmily, wiihoat Bos uth or West Sido. Addross TIOSE, 225 Eash BUSINESS CHANCES. A DETAIL BOOT AND SHOE STORE TOR SALE o8p, With . steady cash trado. % MEYROLDS, 1o South Haisted-ste 00 Aiiul;EhD’;—'A“SODD Ctg.ANCE FOR A GAH.gfi;l& plmoet orerpthing furaiahady Dr. B TONQUED, 18 Eart Weshiagion sty Rooms. STIUATION WANTED-AS BLCOND GIRL, ORTO do goneral housework {n & small family: good reccm- ‘Beadations giren. Inquira 1t 703 West Van Horoa-st. on STTUATION WANTEDEY & COMPETENT COOR. in first-class family: good references. Apply at MRS, BATES' office, 10 Peck-court, where reliablo hiolp 0o ba Seamstresses. e Ty Sisbikimasts: ot o rodcences sven: Address U84, Tribuno Branch office. S tata el i Kagar sowivs mackise, Gl 670 ted-st., for three days. Miscellaneons. QITUATION WANTED-BY 4 LADY, A THOE, ongh teuchor of musio, drawing, and all’ branches ofl Englian education, as dally governass ta L cinlren are under 1 years of age. Address B %, Trib~ mng ofics BOARDING AND LODGING. ‘West Side. SOUTH GREEN-ST.—FIRST-CLAS! ARD, 13 R i Tk b AR ooma. 14 ,FORTH GHEEN.ST_A FURNISHED EOOX {tabls for itlsman and wife £ oung men. with boasd, 8t Todsonable pricts, " - "AND 40 WEST MADISON.ST.—SINGLE_EOONE u%_mmbm §5.00 ‘and 88 per woeke ay beardy 80 SOUTH BANGAMONST.-TO RENT, WITR ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND BAR; Y must comowell recommanded. - ADply st 4 Hanot a pleasant front room, with fira. 116 SOUTE SANGANONST. ~TWO GENTLE-! ‘men or ladies can obtain good board and room, 8%, and firo for 86 per woek. VY ASIED 5%, CHQPPERS. 1 WEWEES, TO Esentl Contrasiom:” Apply io RAT ¥ WILSON, 5 Wost Madisonate =00 . VWANIED - CANVASSERSTOR GEANPERS ook of Days, & miscellany of populsr connooton Witk inh colosdam TociRLie. anesdole bios: Taphy, histors, curlosities of literataro, and pddities of Eifman Lifa ¥nd oharacter, ‘Chémbors” Encyclo- Dizdia nd other publlcations by . B. prlnwmn?%:: 113 2 Aanappowt oy Sen 1 205 WALNUT-ST. — CHOICE BODNfil ‘mfi Samtorts; priva sl bmrdl":rl‘!nL.lfl!tWD ‘married cot > 2 WEST WASHINGTON-ST. —ELEGANTL} ed b ith G o St st ieh = ‘Address 0. S, BURROWS, 63" Wentworth-sv., O 903 TEST IAKEST_ONE TARGE OO cago, 1lL. with good board. Terms modorate. VWASTED_MANAGER BY A PERSON OF EDU- WEST WASHINGTON.ST. — FIRST.CLASH tion and , and > A :2:':‘::.:::;;5’%33"“?, posse -;:;fi?"":l §l ‘board and nlcely furnished room for two gentlom qualities, and possossed of means sufi- fent to. tee tractof some_length. A _eomi WEST MADISON-ST.—PLEASANT FRONT! fenpa ST S A VAL SERS, | 60T Hoi with Batoim Tor gentleman andd Ci, Wifé or two slngle gents. Torms reasonable. VY ASTED_LADY AND GENTLEMEN CANVASS: 95, tosalicl adsordsemonta sad sabgorlptions for 3 Band 6, mor a9 Indinaacs: Sl "WEST ADAMS-ST., NEAR UNI( ABE~ 623 T ot it oo oniiios al Mol conveniences. 8 furnished single room Board; thn bost locatlon aad sccommodations 1o tho Siye: ANTED-—MEN LOOKING FOR EMPLOYSIENT, by €o., 11 sty S SLEBILLIES & 0O, 118 Waahington-st., Hoom 5. BB Thio Tor pout 2l 1602 b sedamtes kg 5t o o gen bosrd. Boferencs requirod: iy s "ANTED—30 LABORERS FOR TEXAS PACIFIO, nd Caira & Falton Rallroad 200 oz B 3 ot & Qa., le ks t Le this it it ik B e foom 3 Weoy Haudolpost SNEYL s BOr "ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WAITER 'E) AT S RRIERTAL HOTEL, cormeaear iy Eldridge-court. WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Domestios. TASTED—GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. _Apply, £ Milwaukee-av., np stairs. VWANTED—A GIRL FOR KITCHEN horaa second Gl 13 Sopt. Lnduire at 260 KOLo: firat-st., near Michigan-av. VW ANIED-A COOK, WILLINGTO DO GENERAL Boasewoiky gool wages. 44 West Madisoorat. VWAIED—4 "GOOD 'GIRL ~FOR GENERAL Dousowork. Applyat il Michiganars A SUCCESSFUL MANUFACTURING BUBSINESS Tor sal on Sccount of slckaons ; 3,500 to 36,00 b Gl Sptendia opening, - RIMBALL & T T dfadison-st. SPLENDID QPENING FOR A _SEWING MA- chino man.—Tha Davis Sewing Machine Company, rishing to dc wholesale business, offors jts city notail trade (now ft and profitably established) upon ory favorablo terms d fine fen of experionco capital will this an unususl opportaaity for business and profits. For information call upon 8. A. MOFFETT, Managor of Northwest Brauch Office, 3 South Halstod-st. OARDING-HOUSE FOR SALn—CONTAINING 13 rooms, ; will soll part or whole of furniture. Inguire at 181 South'Morgan-st. HANCE 51 LDOM MET WITH_A FIRST-OLASS saloon ot « a0 of the best corners of the Sonth Side, &nd with a Ign bargaln. NOOKIN & ¥ISCHER, 15 VWARIED_GIRL 10 DO THE CHAMBEEWORK ‘and assist in the washing ad froning in & private family. Apply at 8 Wabash-av. ANTED_GIRLS FOE GENERAL HOUSEWORE s; Gormen, Swode, or any other aatton. NEW INFELLIGRNGE OFSIOE, cornor Eighteenth-st. ANTED—A GERMAN O BWEDE GIRL T0 DO ‘second-work {n small private family. Apply at 3 Mol W A PO S o R0 BOATE TANE MRS, HAMILTON'S, 46 Sonth Unlon-ste % W ASTED_4 GIRE, T5 DO GOOKING AND IROK- ‘g ot 430 Mltchll-at. VWASIED_A GIRE, FOE GERERAL HOUSE ork ona that naderataads cooking. 64West Mon- oo i lxifiz‘x;;,s rinfls.%zfl o BAR_AND BILLIARD Toom to_ ron inzio-st. : terms to good Doy, Enquize 197" LaSallost., Hisom 0. TRST.CLASS RESTAURANT, BOUTHWEST COR- mer West Washington-st,, Exchango Building, to rent. The furniture, oic., all completo, ready for busi- ness, for sale. _Apply a loom 43, Exchange Bullding. OR SALE OR TO RENTTHE CIGAR STORE on tho cornor of Washington and Halsted.sts. ; has & ood and woll establishod trade. Inquire on promises. OR BALE 20 ACRES AT VWASHINGION Holghta. A large profit can be made by subdividing. BNYDER & LEE. 1 Nixon Building, no: corner of Monroo and LaSalle-sts. OR SALE—{0 AORES, 50UTH SIDE, NEAR OITY, at extromel Also, 20-acro tract. Titio Tow figures. % first-olans, & DELAMATER, cor’ Glark. and Madizon, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR,SALE-TWO' LARGE ESTATES, 1,10 AND {1500 sores;cun divido fato Gor 8 frstclies tarme: Ciinago for moronandiso, Chicago o et Biawor &, Baitlo Crook, Michigan. Rt 0K BALEJTO STOOK RAISERS—A WELLTH. Fovod farm of 500 acres within 50 miles of Chicago, ontidiy arranged for tock-growing: has Haid 10 Dok b ooon phice saked for it duris or. “Inguire’of Bk OPARKE & 0., Hoom s 15 Laballoste o ° OR SALE-ONE OF TEE FINGST SUCAE FLAN; ‘Chtlona ia tho Stata of Leuisiana. o dsscHption o e Bringier ** Hermitage" Plantation in the o ans Plesynno. ow O~ T EA5E AND FIXTURES OF RESTAURANT WITH 34 11 romsy pear o dopot, for salo; rent low. 130 Esat on-53. ARE CHANCE TOR BUSINESS_ONEHALE OF first-class and good paying restourast for sale. Wil take $1,600 dovm aud balance on time, to be paid out of the profits of the business, For an Interview, sddress Y 85, Tribune office. ARE CHANOE ¥OR INVESTMENT, STATE rights for sale, of Harrts' patent rolary steam enging and wronght-irou sectional boiler: the best and cheapest engine and bollor msde; havo been in operation over three yoars. 88 Market-st. [PLENDID BUSINESS OHANCEFOR BALE A ‘half Interest in tho Turkish Baths, 434 Wabash-av., Chlcagos; splendidly fittod np with the' most modern im- provoments. _Call as abave and investigate. Address P. W. WRIGHT, Poat Gtico.” S VELE TRON WORKS 19 AND 01 MEAGHER ST, FOR sale; wonld sell the wholsor tske a partner; a good ‘moanlder or machinist preferrod. R R s trom 0. Also gare formot 2 actoe, Tagul ot 156 W on-st., Hoom REAL ESTATE WANTED. NTED—FOR OASH, ONE OR TWO HUNDRED VY A raa ot tana iihin 14 or 1s Zailon of Conet Honen icomot to exceed. 80 b Address JOSEPE [LSON,; Nos, 1and PARINER WANTED_WITH FROM 830,00 TO Bt s S hanjor vy, xtansize. and poning o city, havin i D iyt ks o o aotlont opeming Ior & wishing 13 ako control of such & businoss, - Addrasa ITNER, caro of Bowlo's Advertising Agency, © Olark-st., Chicsgo. 8 PARIFEE WARTED_AN ACTIVE CERTCRNAN with sbont $5,000 to join advrtiser fa an estabiised B B i oaots ol per asht. Bustoacn et prol Sont. P Soict. Juvestigetion, Addross &4 Tribuno aifes ARTNER WANTED—WITH 85,000, IN AN ESTAB- P hanatasturing basiness \Re¥iog Good prosta. One of the company reiiring. Ths is Rcges T 31, Tribans ofico. TO EXCHANGE. B A A A A A A A A A A A AL AN HANGE—10 PER OENT FIRST MORT( T s o tasabers No- 13 Doty Binth sty A C TXCHANGE_TWO COTTAGES OF 80 T AN eias lots, well Jocotod. STOREA 2 ‘WARE, 373 Wabash-av. 0 EXCHANGE-WE HAVE PERSONAL PROP- 1 al estato, to_tradg for ath: vxvp:?f RS ERDIEL B Bk OW N 1o Wost afede Soncet. 0_EXCHANGE_SUBURBAN TOTS TOR 4 ‘breech-loadiog shot-gun and Jight ono-horsa close car- riage, 355 West Aledison-st., Room 2, XCHANGE—£000,000 OF GOOD_ REAL ES- T sty mfirb'x. sad couniry, We vant largo 7o: for which wo will gite a3 xool e o RENNLDY & NEWELL, 5 Wost Ssat: Sonat. monopoly of a patentad arare chance, PERSONAL. 'PERSONAL — INFORMATION =~WANTED =~ OF Room 1. LOST AND FOUND. OST-DEC, 18, A GOLD CHAIN AND ALBUM ‘charm, either on car from Polke to Caual, on through Car, or while walldng from_Canal to Randolph and Clin- fon, A liboral reward. 0. A. HILPERT, 43 State o 50 Wost Randolph. OST—PORTEMONNAIE—ON SATURDAY EVEN- Iog, between Congress, on State, Twelfth, Wabash- 3o BEntoontinat, and Calumotav., containing sbent 8%'and’s gold lockets sat with hais. - Will the finder )e::g}thn same at the Briggs House and receivs a ro- E OST_BETWEEN JANSEN, MoOLURG & GO.S KLhmd o Hopabto {10 Tariranco Baldins, S a n's restaurant, a spiral gold bracelet. Finder will Towardod by loaviag ju.at tho Tribuue offce. - T,OST-DOG, A BEOWN AND WeITE MIXED setter, with owner's name on collar. Retarn to 630 ‘West Monroo-st. and recoive liberal reward. No ques- tions asked. S A R e er vamoand her sddress, fo W, 43, Tribuno ofese . O 0 HORSES AND CARRIAGES. BALE-LIGHT AND ELIVER' O domn sy Thor 28 South Ganaig VY D i IOR SALE—A VALUABLE KE t. 770 £X¥ ONE HAVING 85,00 t0 810,000, WE WILL 0i] an established business that will pay from 15 to 40 g among its rogular customers hout the North- Address with per cont on sales, and havin Doarly every wholesale grocory thro west. Other business compsls us to ol yeal name, C 24, Tribune offics. VWANIED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN- el bousemrork, ot B9 Wabaabar - 0 D0 GEN R A T R P No. 1105 Michlgan-av. ; sofotonces Foquirod: 4 VY ANTED_A KURSE GIRL TO TAKE CHARGE of & baby; one living st homo preforred. Call at- Boont 5, Conttasntal Hotc Biatodt. snd Eidridgor Sonrt. 607 ZUHION-ST A WICELY FURNE frast,room, with board, for man sad wits two Iadies. Termaa fuoderate. - No athier bosrdera: JLTON-ST.—SUITE FURN. 123 pmone i oF SIS Efl(l- Hot and cold water in room; provements. Terms ressonablo; good table. ELDRIDGE cgggx“hr%';v‘zefsm [ _FURN ROOM FO 10 R T e contmm ot gleroom.. I ey ‘clouota; good board; raferences roq z AND 23 SOUTH STATE-ST. (BAS] L R e S s A DA% O3 TYENIT-IINTI ST _PLEASART ANDWAUSS ‘oo for gentleman aad wifo or tWo Singio gehtion en; aiso largo #inglo Toom. o ? 43 EUSBARD-COURT_NEW BOAEDING: honse, first-class beard, with oo, 35 to §6 pen ‘week, with use of plano; day-board, 4. HUBBARD-COURT — ROOMS AND BO, 49 By etine? tho, sood atsomadatioos T2 day-bosrders. 148 SQUIEPARE AV, NEAR TWERTYSIFTH- &t.—A gentleman and wifs, or two single gentles men, can have good board with Foom and bedroom om very roasonable terms. 965 MICHIGAN-AV.—2 SUITE OF IRONT rooms for four gontlomen or gent mad wile. Prices roasonable. Day ers accommodated. 370 TASASEAY_SUITE OF ¥RONT ROOMS 2nd front paslor, anfurnished except carpetsy also farnishod rooms, with first.olasa board: a fow. dey Doarders sccommadated ; terms vory reasausble. 384 JERASTAY - A PHECANTLY FOR. for four gontlamen tablo boarders sccommodated. DYZ,TEREE . h F PRI 50 double, with bonrd: D7 beard §5:00 Der Werke MICHIGAN-AV.—1 FRONT ROO3, ! 546 AT L I T WABASH-AV.—FURNISHED FRONT R 609 fo rent with board. References nnmfied?on ANTED—DABIEDIATELY, A COMPETENT GIRT, for second work, with good refersnces, at 610 Wa- bash-av. WABASH-AV.—. 604 S e T B e ke erence required. ANTEDA GIRL FOR KITOHEN WORK. 43 VY ANIED_ & COMPETERT GIRT TO DO GEN- oral honsework in a small family. 817 Wabash-av. ANTED —A FIRST-CLAGS PANTRY GIRL: Dome but can come well rocommended. Apply at No. 455 Michigan-av. Seamstresses. VY ANTED-DRESSMAKERS AT 1253 PRAIRIE-AV. VYANIED-A BIDDLIE AGED SOMAN WHO understands nning a sewing machine, and has had artence i, selliog: a5t st olasn 7ol Qared: Taquirs at &) South Halstedagte® oo o0 1o VW ANIED-3_AFPPRENTICES AT OUR DEES 8- R T T 2 Miscellaneons, ANTED. FOUR INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADIES Sollelt for 8 ne alaz book. Eap poid. 3. A~ OWENS, Btas Hotel, 51 West Sadisonste W AR oo, Becistor aios.” ddrews tnmedlati, G. E. WRIGHT & CO0., Bockford, 1l 2 TJ'EE PEINCIPAL HOTEL IV A LIVE RATLROAD town (terminus) of abont 10,000, near Chicago, with ample grounds, barns, sh eto., farnished complets, an¢ ‘n’dtsl,mh:::onm ol uhcn:.l b%ohsrfa increas— e S DA o it R TT'EE BEST FAVING BILLTARD-ROOM ON THE ‘West Bide for ealo: 33,000 cash: balance on time. TRUESDELL & BROWN, 175 West Madlson-st. SL500 ok Gor s metschsting by ided the man loan the h 3,000 gwi fe;.?;mfv? Hiooe Dvestignie. Adiress B8, Teboos office ANTED—AN ALTO BINGER FOR A QUAR- WY e i i the Weat Bita, e wus veadls ceodbis, Pyt s b ——— SEWING MACHINES. OR SALE-TWO GROVER & BAKER FAMILY Thac Tade e htor ome sot of SRE foms Tor &5, ‘658 East Indfana-st., near Rush. (GEOYER A BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES, GEN. ‘eral office, 150 Statest. Branch office, 872 Wabash- av. Porsons having old Grover & Baker sowing machines 7o tovited to call and sce thonow improvements and heax omething to their sdvantage. CLAIRVOYANTS. 0 SPIRZT ROOMS, 3(1 WEST MADISON. O Rty i and Tork, 6 po e Miss binaw, businass, writing, clairvoyant, and test medinm. ~Mrs, Emorson, haallng, developlag, and paychometrical read- of business, marciagos, o woits, o et friends, lost or .m-nms:"n.’v o raything Fo i to know. Cures fits, paralyels, rheamatism, deatness, gore eyes, 8o weakness, consumption, liver com- Jaint, aguo, catarrh. Dolicate diseases cured in a fow 73 Cure or no pay. 201 West Madison-st. RS, T. J. LEWIS, RELTABLE_OLAIRVOVANT, VL bustasss and modical mediam, No. 20 Wost Riad- on_s A e P o ER_S| R YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENT ot lngassoas o Devaetts ey 5 o1 atands QUISER'S NEW MMPROVED SEWING MACHINES —Gentlemen'wishing to make thelr wives or daughters Christmas presentaot one of thess celebrated machines, will please address L. P. GARRETT, Agent, 848 Falton- st., and ho wil call on you. GUIGER SEWING MAGHLYE OTFIOES OF . . £ WILEING/ & Soth Derplaiacaat, and 16/ Ml oar. o o moAinly parmate, "ad b e e e e GUGFE SEWING MAOSUVES_OFFIOR OF NIOH: ]s)ls A&BHON, quglfl,fll.h m::,d-fl!.d; m-lknhlnfl w0l ox rented on easy o = Whero required roachinss rapalred T Lo ok OB INSTRUCTION, “A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS O GIVE 1o sons_in French and German. Pleass address T 22, Tribuns ofico. NTED—TO PURCHAS "ATR OF MULES. W AP SO & SERITOR, b s Mol WAFTEDAN TO 2 YOUNG, SOUND HORSES, from 1,075 upwards, in b 3 5 DA O s Ll B, MR, Sl JOSERH TANTED—_TO BUY, CHEAP FOR CASH—_ WoSaminnd. top aky. Appo. as Romis G000 Edwrard Jones, son of Edward Jones, Mount Ploasant, Racing County, Wia. Whon Jast hasrd ffom, he was stop- Gordger House, from 1110 13'thla day. GEOHGE W. ping with Francls Formas, No. 423 North Levee-st., Bt. 3 wis, Mo. Any information concerning him will bo ANTED—_HORSE, OR__FIRSTOLA! thanktully recotved by his parcn:s. Address EDWARD buggr, or both. “Will give gaod _property in pas- | JORER S S Vandhan & Wiliams, Raoime, Wiae L ment, THUESDELL & BROWR I o Mot B3%, DIVORCES. TVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED. FEF AFTER doceao; scandal avoldod; nige seacs! prictics in the Courts of Chicago. _Address'P. O. Box 1037, MACHINERY. QR SALE-A BOILER NEARLY NEW, Is FEET HEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, payments. BURNEAM & SEANNSRY, Chy Boachsy Ellh oo T Wask badison dte-” branct 060 Wabsaear MUSICAL. P TN oty e, SV EEURC L OR SALE_ONE FINE % ENABE PL +a nico hol ldress ot in- quirs at FARMERS Bu&dgm- and Desplaines. TANOS FOR SALE AND T0 RENT—_ONE OHIOK- P ering, with carved I :Egne. 50; one, $75. _Re- peiring Eromptly attendod to st the Ohics "pian; Fao- s, 250 East Randolph-at., by J. PRESTON. lonz by B inchigs diamoter, 48xd inlues; v} front, beclia’ cte. Choap for iaby | Inguiro AMERICAN BOLLER WOQRKS, & South Halsted-st, 1 srithout children, a good plano. Address U 65, Trib- TWASIED—TO RENT_IN A BMALL TANLY o gftics. MICHIGAN-AV. — HANDSOMELY FUE- gg‘? Dlaod sooms singlo or chmalr 1o rent v == BOARD WANTED. A A OARD—ON THE SOUTH SIDE, EAF: BOonientht Twenu_-ucandalfl i | 1 with throe chuil i R R OARD—AND GOOD ROOM, B oo tod ‘l‘e‘a“e?i'(‘nl”:m"'-d figodb’nm‘slzum-z“g' To gontieian: Give fall pactiniars. © Addoess 3 el ano ofics. 3 POARD,A BINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES 4] suite of. ith - Adu mll(nfi'wl hondme n‘hg:.mehkm or Wabash. o sing il avs. AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED MAN I¥ EVER: Lows 1 o Dottad Beaiag S0 oy por s Shine starfor, wwhich is the Dst solling stiachment o tha « markot, el posiively (e miching o tho ighs PG A0 provonts o machias Lo rhmalng o S 3 1ng b Sam; COOETES waoar "8 B4 Yo mors g A D e FIeEo e EHenren Tog Sollctt ordars for e cotebrited fmproved Baskess Shui o e, St Mo P both et ot T Fiir—and sow o the Bacet. Belhsbel 1 Mg aas costings and leather, For further particula; 2ddresy . A."HENDERSON & CO., Clovelaad, Oblo, or B Zouis, Ho. GENTS WARTED 810 70 310 A DAY A o TR 2 et DAY ACENY 'Rzggmm 7, and. Dgl Lllr('a profits lhlfllm el TR, 18 Wost Monroo-sicy Ghicager ™ " "AGENTS WARTED.STLVER WATOR FREE: biggest thing for the right men and women; positivaly’ the mmmfluma article of necessity snd best rttolo in tho mmavkets businsss Iogitimatos ofcrs bist i Jncemants, pays betiar tan aasss; shows oF fsel, and t-hlul;um‘%v‘gu ol gooda: 1 ceat sammplestieoto onntry: o '% eipensca to Ohicago sud: by :rliy: il consinge vistioms. MERRILLYE GO = t., Room 17, FOR SALE. il E O SATS-A LOT OF BOGRRY FLATED SPOORE 25 R, B e Petces. WILLLUL O SALE VESSELS-RE. ¥. CHRISTIAN, 1ol Uoath Cagal-st., has several vossols S e Sy o sttt Farties JFOR SALE_A OHOIGE JOT OF SEWEEPIFH hesp, Easizo from to e Kooty e adirems o B BERT, S0 e ia ameter. 'OR B, -APPL] APPLES- B waniman ot coraer of Bines w3 Sikoamn i lthainb! fom b b SR e Sentro of bulldiag on Sixtaenth-st. e OR BALE_OXEN-TWO YO! . B R iy S T O PO, wpany, CEANE BRO.'S Manufdcturing Company, = HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ~MISCELLANEOUS FURNITUEE FOR WWWM mall hnuih%:gfli xd mote, Jac, oy