Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1873, Page 7

'THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY [ 1873. PROTESTING MECHARICS. The Tin-Plate afld Metal-Workers oa Cozviet Labor Protest Against the Competition of Penitentiary-Birds. A They Will Hot Put Up Cornices Hanu- factured at Jdiiet. ¢ The members of the Sheet Metal Workers' Protec! and Benevolent Society beld their *. regular weekly moeting in tho hall of the Globe Theatre building, lest evening. The nesociation was organized oa the 4th of December last, with 89 members, and has now 73. The following are the officers of the Socicty: President, James ‘Walters; Vico President, Richard Willis; Re- cording Socretary, George Chambers ; Financial Becretary, William Conror; Treasurer, A. Burk-. bort; Sergeant-at-Arms, L. Gallagher; Trus- teos: Charles Gross, David Ladigsn, Frak _Sokap. *The organization is composed of tin-plate,: sheet-iron, sheet-copper, and sheet-zine work- ers, who have combined for the advancement of the art of working sheet metsl in the DUnited - States, and for benevolent purposos. The members wish it to be distinctly nnder- stood that their Union is not for the purpose of organizing strikes, but mainly for benevolent objocts, and to abolish convict labor, % least so far 88 their tradoisconcerned. - ‘The special order of businees last evening was tho coreidaration of the following protest, which was read and subsequently discussed : We, the tin plete and metal workers of Chicago, en- %4 in the manufacturo cf metal cornicer, have 850 that n cerlain frm named “Emery & Co,” Rave entcred into o contract with the Commiesioners of the Iliinois Siuto Penitentiary for the manufsctura o givanized ixon cornlezs, tursets, epure, quoln, zcles, window cape, and il kinds of metal Yok, tho same fo 'bo dome by the com- “vicls' in the Institution, After very mature and delibersto consideration, we lave con- __ clnded that this, if_pormitted to' goon, would have & Sy disastrous effect upon our trade therefore, wo ‘sppes] to & generous and discriminating -public to Judge oL our appesl. If they condemn it as unjuat, wo Aresstisfied to abide by their decision; should they slould deem it of sufliclent importarcs to command Inelr atteation, we hope they will give a fair and im- invostigation, and decide upon its merits o8 es honest-minded citizens, regardless of friends or foes. Our trade fa comparutively in its infancy in this city, and the dernand for our labor limited ; we have de- -voted ourtime 2nd taxed our intellect £o perfoct our- selves in onr calling ; our wages cannot_be considered excrbitant, 8s they rango from §2.75 to S3per day; our work i8 altke laborious and hazardous, and we aro ex- yosed to all kinds of weather. Tko largest proportion of our craft cro married men, with fumilics depend- ing upon us for s living; aud eociety looks tous to bring onx children up &3 good and honest citizens, and perform all the obligations imposed upon _ - us by its laws and regulations, Yet wo sco the initia- tory steps taken 1o deprive us of the means of malsing so honest livelihood. We see our trade introduce into the Tllinois State Penitentisry, and, judging the furare by the past, under this iniquitous competitive system, we shall doubtless be compelled to compete with convicts’ wages., Aye, more; we, 100, &3 ofhers have dote, will be compellod to walk tho etreets idle, our families wanting, while the work we ought to be engaged on is being peformed by the convict in the Penitentiary ; and yot 10 volce save our own has been raised sguinst' it. Wo zow place our grievence before the public. We are swaro that tho cost of maintsining the Penitentiary s 8 heary burden upon the State, ond one which should be cheerfally borne by its citizens, sccording to their means, and, 83 wealth producing citizens of the State, e see'willing to bear our proportion of that. burden ; neifter do we object to tho effort on the part of tho Ccmmissioners to moke the institution seXf-sustaining ; but we do believe that it is both wis- dom and policy on the part of the State to refrain from &terfering with tho logitimate trades and calling of itaatizens, If tho Penitentiary is 10 be mode self- eusteining,—If the State i3 determined o make the coavict Izbor a eource of revenue,—it should intro- duce, or Lave introduced, labor which would Dot in- terfore or confiet with tho labor of outside mechanics. There are many branches of industry which hive mot as yet been introduced into this country, and for which we are depending upon foreign countries, Why not, then, if our law ‘makers and law givera aro sincere in their professions for the convict, introducs some of theae industries ; this would mot'only benefit the convict, but it would also_enrich the State. But the prescat yetom of hir- ing the labor of the convict 1o contrectors and mann- Cacturer, ot from thirty-five o Alty conts per da, not only does not benefit the State, but, on the con trary, worksa positive injury to its industris] popula- tion, and the only party benefited by it is thecon- tractor who hires the Iabor of the convict, Fellot-citizens, were we to enumerate the meny {ndustrial pursnits which are novw carried on in the iustitntions of the State, we would find them ranging zmong the most impartint branches of aur industries. And we now solemnly enter our protest against our trade being ndded to the ist, We' protest against it, ‘ecause, 38 Americen citizens,who uphold and obeerve fhelaws of our common country, we object to being flaced upon leval with, the outlaw and convict, who forfeited *his claims tpon, and - liberty in, rociety § {umi, ‘because we consider it a plece of criminal in- justice on the part of the State—whoso duty it is to foster end encourags industry'sud lsbor—to tolerato the labor of its outlaws to be brought in competition with the labor of its honest nd law-abiding mechanics and ertizans; we protest agiinstitin tae nameof morallty, becsuse, 85 the system is now conducted, it offers o premiam for crime on ths part of the vicious in Boclety, os well 25 the soulless contractor, who is indifferent alike to the well-being of tho laborer and the interest of the consumer, 50 long 85 ho can fill his ‘pockets by the operation, Aud wo now ask at the hands of o just and impar- tisl peblfc, & cocl and dispacsionate cosideration of our protest, and in_return we assure them that what- ever selfon 'we may be compeiled to teke in the future - toprotect ourselves and families, we will be governed by prudence and moderation, and a desirs to do jus- tice to ourselves and the communily at large. Mr. B. J. Muarphs, of the Workingman's Advo- cate, wss éclled upon to meke some remarks, and urged the meeting to bring the matter be- fore the Leglslatuse, with a view to the abolish- ment of the convict labor complained of. Ono member &poke in-sirong terms against convict labor, and endeavored to show that the competition of the work of thioves with that of honest mechanics was very detrimental to the Intter, and ehould be met Wwith & strong opposi- tion. = Aresolution providing for the appointment of = Committee of Three to confer with tho other trade organizations of tho city, as to tho pro- priety of holding 3 mass meoting of all the trades fo protest against couvict lebor, was lfl.\;pted, ond the President named the Com- mittes. y The meating resolved to take an obligation to refrein from assisting in putting up the cornices and other motal work made in the State Prison, and & Committeo was appointed to draw up & docament to that effect. 5 T&ne Bociety adjonrned to ineet again in one weel, P T THE CITY IN BRIEF. D. L. Moody will lecture i the Fullerton Ave- oo Presbyterian Church this evening. The Star and Creacent Club will give one of their enjosable perties this ovening at Snow's Dencing Academy, No. 66 Halsted street, near Madison. Rev. C. L. Thompson, formerly of Cincinnati, leads the noon prayer-meeting, aad B. F. Jacobs the Bible meeting at 8 o'clock, to-day, in the Methodist Church Block. Aayor Afedill will honor with his presence the first sppearance of George William Curtis in this city in twelve years, by introducing him to the Star Course audience next Mondsy evening. A meeting of tboee interested in remorving 11 raflroad track from Claks stroet will be hely thio evening in the school house corner of Clerk aud Cighteenth strects. . _The Mayor, yesterday, revoked tho licenso of E A Beribner, pedler, who had been indulging in the amusement of selling prize packages. Tho man wea fined 250 besides by Justice Scally. Tho Board of Public Works bad no meeting esterday, havicg started on & tour to investigate ° bo means for extending Merket strect from Disision strect to North avenue, The Trades' Assembly meets -this eveniug at their rooms, Globe Theatre Building, when_the ittea appointed on Mechanics' Institate ¥ill make report. Al mechanics interested should attend. oy Owen Kettlestring was, yeeterday morning, Leld o bail in the sum of £1,000 to” 2ppear ba- fore Commissioner Hoyne and nuswer iLe charge of pessing = counterfeit $20 bill. Mre, Abby Sage Richardson will mest the Eng- Ush' Latersture Class of the South Side Chria- tien Tnion this evening st No. 758 Michigen svenne, A thorough reorganization is intended 82d an interesting course of study will bo laid for the remainder of the season, The desd body of s mew-bomn infant was foand, yesterdsy morning, in the rear of No. 122 Baoond'street, 1t was teken to the Eighth Pre- “-"-E" t Biation, where it awaits the action of the A correspondent writes that between Halsted 124 Deeolaines strects, snd Madison street and we protest sgainst it in the name of- Price place, five strect lamps are to be found un- lighted at 8 o'clock every morning, and he makes to the Board of Public Works the very pertinent inq\;}’n’.' ““Who gety the Lenefit of this unburnt gan Among tho arrivals at Burke's Enropean Ho- tel vesterday were 1i. K. Tarner, Quincy, Il ; &, Bramble, B. Maynz, New York; R. B. Shaw, Nowport, Vt.; J._H. Caldwell, Titasville, Pa.} C. L. McLoan, Detroit; E. F, Pomeroy, Codar Rapids, Jowa ;'J. A. Johnson, Montreal, Canada; Judge H. 3. Wead, Peoria, Tl The many friends of Mr. 0. T, Page will bo glad to learn of his_election to the' position of Assistant Cashier of the Home Nationaf Bank of this city. His friends in Rockford, IlL, 2s well 28 those in the city, will be glad to hear of his advancement, end, if good wishes avail any- thing, he is sure to succeed in his new sphere. Tho benefit of Mr. J. L. Weatherwax occurs at the Globe Theetre this ovening. Inaddition tos list of intercsting volunteer foatures, includin the Carfoll Family, MecLaughlin, the clul swinger, and otiers, the _performenco includes “Jack - Shegpnrd; or, Idlencss the Road to Crime,” with Miss Fauny Herring in the role of Jeck Sheppard, and supported by s strong cast. At the annual meeting of the Board of Man- agers of tho Erring Women's Refugo yesterda, tne following officers wero elected for the ensu- ing year: Presidont, Mrr. 8. F. Norcroas: Vice President, Mrs, J. W. Mills ; Secrotary, irs. F. M. Mitcholl; Troasurer, Mrs. G. C. Benton; Trustees, Tuthill King, Wm. B. Ogden, J. Y. Sesmmon, Jas. E. Tyler, James R. Burtis, Geo. Horbert, Rev. Mr. Chamberlain. ~ Yesterdsy morning aninsane men named W Dirth was found in the alley in tho rear of No. 48 Milwaukeo avenue. He was in o filthy cond tion, and was with difficulty restrained from do- ing _violence. Financial difficultics agd a wa ard _wife aro said to have produced insa; ity. He resides at No. 49 Cornell strect. Io was taken to the Central Stetion, aud the County Agent notified. Martin S8chwarg, 2 yonth who enjoya some lo- cal motoriety for hinving acquired quite & for- inno by stealth, was_before Justico Banyon yes- terday morning, on {he charge of stealing o jow- elry case, valued 8t $63, from Ars. 8. G. Robin- son, of No. 773 .Wabash avenne, - The boy is on- Iy 17 yenrs of age, ond & newspapor-carri- er by profession, but it 18 re- ported that ho s the cuptain of a gang of yonth- ful thieves, who as yet Lave escaped delection. He was remanded for future examination. At the Armory Polico Court, ycsterday morning, H. S. Bteveita was declared fo bo_thio Xoeper of the gamuling honse No. 183 -East Madison strect, and was held to bail in the sum of €300 for trial at the Criminal Court. XNine inmates were fined $£20. each. Superintendent Washburn, anticipating o writ of _replevin_from the kecpers of the housos raided, ordored-Mr. Prince to destroy.all the appurienances cap- tured. The smolie of the burning property had lardly ceased to sscond when a_Constable ar- rived armed with a2 writ from Justice Haines. Tho writ was in the name of George Holt, owner of the ** House of David." Tho investigation of the Boston suthorities into tho causes of the fire, led to the discovery that tho hose of that cily wes of two dinmeters, and the fire-plugs similarly a'rnm‘ged The steamers coming from tho eurrounding towns used hose of a still different calibre, and each different from the othér. This led to oxtremo difficnlty in making connections with fire-plugs and other hose. The question arises now whether the utter usclessness of our stcamers was not produced by just such a differcnce. It is understood that the layor will give directiona for a report on this subjoct without delay. Tho investigation into the causesof our fire was such sa utter farce that not even this discovery was made, and we have to wait for a year and & half before the matter can be decided. Thisisan ex- tra proof of the usefulness of the Board of Po- lice and Fire Commissioners. o RAILROAD NEWS. The Great Question of Depot Fa- cilities. . 3. F. Joy’s Project---Will There Ever Be a Lake Front Depot 1---The West Side Muddle, The question of depot facilitics is one_ that greatly concerns the public. The nearly com- pleted, magnificent Lake Shore and Rock Tslend Dopot is the only present one worthy of our city and railways. © Considerable talk hes been in- dulged in regarding the projected union depot, on the corner of Madison and Canal streets, for the Pennsylvania, Milwaukee & St. Paul, and Chicago & St. Lonis Companies, but no defi- nite plans have been agreed upon, and the depot is 2 matter of the undotermined future. The Il- linois Central, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, and Nichigan Central Companics ars endeavor- ing to induce the Northwestern and other roads to unite with them in tho crection of a mammoth depot on' the lske shore. Mr. Joy expresses his decided preferenco to have every road entering the cit; whether o rival or connection—alongsido his roads, at their terminus. rather than have them scattered independently in distant sections al the city, His policy is & judicious onc, and no one of our railrond managers has worked moro industriously to secure for us a grand union de- pot. Thus far his efforts have boon unavail- ing, portly owing to the disputed claim to tho famous lako front. 1Itis quite certain that if two or three such roads a8 _the Northwestern, the Baltimore & Ohio, and Canada Southern vwere to join the companios already located upon the lako shore, tho ground embraced in tho act —from Randolph to Monroe streets, inclusive— wonld not be sufficient for other then passenger purposes. It is by no means probable, however, thot the outside roads will care fo partic- ipate in the interminable dispute for the posscssion of the lake front. e North- western has yet no pronounced plan for a depot. Liko geveral other Companies, the manageraaro of the opinion that a good supply of steel rails and an increaso of first-class equipment will be more serviceable than an imposing depot. The Canada Southern will enter the city next ' Scp- tember, and, if need be,can do so overile track of the Northwestern or Rock Island Roads —the three being controlled by the same par- ties. The costly experiences of the companics {hat have recently bought their right of way into the city will impel others to seek an entrance over existing lines, The right of way from tho city limits to its new freight depot, on Hal- sted street, cost the Milwaukes & St. Paul Company over $800.000. The Decatur ‘& Btato Lino Road—the new ehortest projected lino to St. Louis—is o direct Rock Island interest, and 11 uso that Compeny's track into the city. The Chicago & Pacific Road will be in opera- tion to Elgin carly the coming gpring, and will be vigorously pushed forward durmf tho ensu- ing summer to & connection with the Iowa Divie- ion of the Illinois Central at Farley—twenty- three miles -west of Dubuque. The Company has not secured passenger depot facilities in this city, but ias acquired ground for freight houses on Goose Island. 2 The injunction restraining tho Pan-Handle and Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. Companies from Tunning into the Fort Wayne Dega over the Canal aud West Wator sirect tracks, until they shall have satisfied the Chicago & North- western Company, will probably be dismissed as eoon s the proposed settlemont is effected. Contrary to reports in circulation, the parties coeking to offect & connection at tie corner of Fulton and Canal streeta did not male any over- ture whatever to the Northwestern Com- pany for the wuse of its profi:rty until the Court_obliged them to do so. o track is owned jointly by the Northwestern and Fort Wayne Companies, whose officers are now' en- fnged in figuring a basis of agreement. The St, bgul and Pan-Handle Companics express their willingness t pay o fair rentul for trackage; and, 25 10 objoctions can be interposed to their pro osition, the_metter will very soon_ be ;micnh% adjusted. When this result is reached, the riv: through psstenger line hetween Chicago snd Milwaulkeo will be insugurated. Sinca the grauting of the injunction, the at- tempt to meke connection was ronewed ; but, npon the aggrieved party's threntening to have the men srrested; and promptly pmcesdixg:to execute the threat, work was suspended. This procedure grose from & mistaken impression geined by the engineer in chargo that the matter In dispute had been settled. Assurances were given that no further demonstration would be made without the consent of all parties. ; CLAIRVOYANTS. R.- MATHEW AND BMADAM MAYNARD CAN tell of businoss, marriages, journeys, lawsuits, ab- sent friends, lost or stolen proparty, or anything you tokuow. Care fits, par ‘thoumatiem, deafness, soro oyes,” seminal weakness, consumption, liver com- laint, ague, catarrh. Delicato disesses cured in a fow lays. Curo or no pay. 201 West Madiso: up-stairs. A[RS. 7. J. ILEWIS, RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT, CITY REAL ESTATE. JrOR SALE-CHOICE SOUTH SiD RESIDENGE 31 property, on very liberal terma: atheast comer Wabash-av. and Thirty-fourthat., 25 oc Southeast comnoer Michigan-av. and Forty-elghth-st., 2:0x161 feet. Ei : (Talrtyalothst.), noar Soah Park boule- ard, south front, wost of Vizcoanes- [ &y, ‘riux'lhs feet. wood boulevard, north front, west of Vincenacs- &7, 3501135 fect, £ South Park boulovard, two cormors of Okwood, Z0xis0 eot. _Vincennes-av., scuthwest cormer Oakvwood bonlovard, 135x210 fuot. . ‘TLo above beautiful property will be sold In lots to enit ‘purchasors, and on axteomely easy torms. . Also, 2 large amount of very select property intho im. mediato vicinily of the great South Park. Tho attention of bufldors and of those intendtng to crect privato rosidencos (o the spring is cepecially cailed to Lhu{vrvpvnr being the bost and cheapest of its kind i market, Titles beyond question, J. ESATAS WARREN, 18 Chamber of Commorce. [OF SALE-DRSIRABLE ACRE PROPERTY—80 on u.:rrlzefl and south g‘n Twollth-st. B fronting skl 0scres fu N. W, X 18, 30, 13, {ronting north an Mad- b toe Blocie.fnaat t s i four blocks_fro - tweea Fortylirar m‘l:dl &wmi;“:cz:gfi}i.? :F“'“m aral bo: ‘acros adjoining Irving Pas - g ot Chicago, flwaukos & Bt Paol, and Nortycsom "Tho above tracts aro forsalo at . blo toetat, 898 hro AL BToLcires psiargalet aud on desira. X & coares, 158 Kast Washington-st. OR SALE--STONE FRONT RESIDENCE, EAST front on Bilchigan-uv., nsar Thirtconth.st.’; would exchapge for business lot. “House 2nd Iot on Arnold-st., noar Tiwenty-ainth. Lot %5110 on: A ;l“:;:nl'{‘;fl‘lg; Vost Lot. (Gx‘lflfilan “Wost Madi=os Tl Perkalihe atant RO JrOR SALE-IWILL SELL FOR CASH MY HOUSE md 263 foot, cest front, of land—onc-half block—fur 81,80 loes than the market valuo, sucliz saciifico, I am goim money, J. . AMBROS) Kukns' European Hotal. ot i+ uty-ilth-st. 3. MATTESON, 6 LaSatioge, - oo T routs fitthrst [OR SALE_WEST TWELFTIL.ST 2 LOTS OX Twelith-5t,, Lotweon Kaber end Iosue, at 31 D. KER- Reabos for solling at to Colorado, and want the Agont Fouatain Colony, cnchs 3 cash, balancal, O, and 3 yoars. W. TOUT's €O., 9 Bzst Washington-st. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE, OR _SALE_SOUTH.EAST GOHNER OF SOUTH F Park and Oak-wood Bulevards, a may mls‘:)nurstflr Jor o first-class resideace, or forablock of buildings ) 1522150 fect to an 18 foot alley. This lot (being at ths carnerof two Bulevards ) is tho cheapest and finest lot ::z: l;&( :hln dx*‘l&mh wfll be nh‘im .fylgr n if 1aken 2 5 Cstlonsblc. 3. S REN, 13 Clamber of Gommerce. Dilral J{OR SALE—0 ACRES IN BEOTION D5, NEAR Centrai Park. Bt eeres In Bcction 15, near Central Park. IlIx150 oot cornr Xérth LaSello and Clhcstantata. er Nor -2t an i V8 SCRANTON, 20 and 515 Suath 122310 oot Water-at. ... BOARDING AND LODGING. : : West Side. 13 ERYAN-PLACE, IRONTING UNION PARK— room an 3 . Raa- dolph-sf. cars pass tho door. AepiF I 97 BISHOP.COURT, FIRST DOOR FROM MADI- £ Qson-at., noar Uniun Park—Board and rooms, on suite oreingle. 1 m'm‘:. e lousa newly {arished. All modern improve- WANTED--MALE HELP, Baokkun&:m. Clerks, Etc. TANTED-A CLERK IN A RETAIL GROGERT; ‘must, thoroushls naderstand the biritoss, and coma with good. roforances. MENRY WESTERFIELD, 83 Mot adisor WASTED_AY ESTRY CLERK. XDDRESS, 1§ own handwriting, atating salary Wanted, A &, Trib- 77O EOUTH MORGAN-ST., NEAR MADISON— 1 P L R e 84 SQUTH MORCAN-ST. NEAR MADISON-FUR nlabod front room, with ball -4 Slosot. Bt few otber boarters, . Loroom and large OR SALE_TUE BEST W-AORE BARGAIN IX jnackol, noa: crcssing of Paclic and St Paul Rall tonds. ADELL& HOTCHKISS, Otls Block, LaSalle and Madison-sts. v {FORBALE AT L GREAT BARGATI_ANTNFROV: ed farm of 145_acres in Cook Couuty, only £5 miles Trom Chieago. - All under high cultlvatios, with new reil: 5oad depot Tocated on premises. _ All, or portion, suitablo Tor aubiivision faro toyn Tots. . For (6rmas, c1c.. DIy L0, oF address, 5. C. GIBSON, Room 11, Nevada Bloc. FOR SALE_AT ENGLEWOOD, ON EASY TERWE, v handsomo cottaios, all complote and Cupaney. HULBURD & CO., £ Last Harriones o 7O, SALE_AT ENGLEWQOD A CORNER T5X 1" 181 on Wentworth-nv., two blucks from dopot ; also a Inrge nogmber of dosirabio Fesidenc lots on il the priaci u:fllniulg, Bcar chureh, schoola, and dupot: 4 dallypes. n o end from 8 2 at Engio: o RUTBURD E B0 8 Hast Hariionste 0 GR SALE_FINE LOTS AT ENGLEWOOD, ONLY Gnc black from. siation, at tho small pricd of S0 each. G. B. GRIFFIN, 153 Madison st., comer Clark. Oft SALE-BLOCK 13, IN PHARES' SUBDIVE: ion, in Secc, 12. 23, 14, or Lots in eaid Block. BN’ DER & LET, 14 Nizon's Building, northeast corner Mon- roo and LaSallo-sts. OR_SALE_LAKE FORIST NESIDENCE PROP ‘orty ~Boruo of th most desirable Improved and vacant properts {n this beautiful suburb, which I shail bo pleased o thonticas saoking bomes. E. L. CANFIELD, & Aliecst. Git SALE_A NEW SUBDIVISION—& LOTS ON. Westorn and Grand-ave. aad ¥ourihost.; noar streot care) 840 cach. LARKIN-& JENKS, 5. E. cor. Olark and Madison.ats., oo 1. GR_SALE_CORNELL-S OR 10 ACKES NORTH- H' cost oormer of Biony Ialand-buulevara aad_Soronts- Rillvat, SNYDER & LEF, No. 14 Nixow's Dullding, northoaat cornor Monroc & LaSallo-sts. OR SALE-SOME OF THE BEST TOCATED RESK dauoz lots in Englewood, neat achool and station. J. LIATTESON, 6 Lasallo-st. - 'OR SALE—~HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE SOUTIL 550 LOTS War- D, 18 Fflfl BALHU EACH, LAST TIME, in Calomet, 253125 feot, (320 e2ch after to-day). Tunteo docds ahd abstracts faraishod. . B. BO Wost Washingtoa-st. J7OR SALE_AUSTIN A5D SORWOOD PARKWT: bave,chaics lots and blocks for salo or trade. WIL- 50, BEIRCIL & COr 10i% Clarkcat. 7 (1 AND %8 WEST RANDOLPHST, 210 e e s stass e on S B e Riodated with rooms and board, 9_93 _WEST LAKEST._HANDSOMELY FUR- ~ ished fr double and ais rooms; i Claia bl Termss moderstor, o o0 e WEST WASHINGTON-ST., CORNE] — 328 Yminat sicore. roams il et s ‘erd. Also, aingle room for one or two gentlemen. une office. Trados. VWASIED- A GOOD WOOD-TURNER, AT o VY "Scaths Canal-st., first floor, at8 o'clock a. m. ANTED — TWO GOOD_UPHOLSTERERS TO ‘work on lounges, GANNON BROS., 24 and 310 Wost Taylor-ut. VY ASIED_TWO GORDON PRESS FEEDERS, who understand their business. KNIGHT LEO; ARD, No. 10 North Jeffersonst. 7ANTED_A GOOD CARRIAGESMITH. Addross WA ERRESP SARRACH: ANTED-TWO GOOD LATHERS: ALSQ, TWO WA e Apply zt corner Hornest. and Park-ar. 33 WEST ADANS.ST.-PERSONS WANTING, . can be accommodatcd with nicely furnished rooms; good tabla; private family; terma Coachmon, Tenmsters, &o. ANTED—A MARRIED MAN, AS COAOHMAY, ot ieas sty Coolored preforred). ust understand his bariness WEST RANDOLPH-ST.—A HANDSOMELY- o o 3 Taniniied. ko, foont ooses with bosrt 1n s | o spme well recommeailed. " Apply at & South Jef- P i itablo for two gantlamen. ) WEST "—ONE ELEGANTLY FUR- BMisoellaneons. 023 N rmand frooareo aaferahied roms: VW ARTED-CLERK, PORTZR, AND SALESMAN. with board; house 1asdern; location and accommodations Also man with small capital, in cash business. Apply first-class. P 157 Fifth-ar.. Room 10, AT THE ABERDEEN HOUSE, ENTRANCE S AB- erdoenst.—Fumished rooms, with board, at resson- bl pricos; dsy boarders also aceommodated. JVERETT TQUSE, 6 7T0 28 WEST MADISON- st., cornor Pooria'st. A, Busheo, Propriotor, Por- maznent’ bearders ean secare pledsant rooms, sith first- class board, ot reasonabls rates. Also day-boarders. TEBER HOUSE, 156 WEST LAKE ST,—BOARD- ingby tho dayor woek; transient accommodate ‘Terms roazonable. South Side. " J Q9 SIXTEENTR-ST.—FRONT BOOM, WITH AL. /-4 cove; also back room, with board; honso hasail modern improvemonts, and Dewly furnisticd. Terms rea- able. 4 3 UBBARD.COURT_NEW EOARDISG HOUSE. First-class board, with room, .50 por weck, with uso of piano: day Board, Bi. BDph i o woek 1R] (CORNER) BUTTERETELD-ST. AND TWEX- ty-second—A farnishod eltilng and bedroom to ront: also, Sord men can bo accummiodstod with beard; 85 por weck; private house. {TANTED—A YARD AN v in “ raaot. Call lemn?nuda.‘T xvms, BESTA: FVASTED-GOOD, SORER, ENERGETIO A out of smplorment to comoland ses n. Light wo largopay.” SMITH & WHITHORN, 174 Wost Washig- VWASTED-MEN LOOKING FOR BOSINESS 10 call on JONES, 169 Wost Madison-st. Big indace- ‘monts offerod o soll oar new 31.%0 corn sheller. 3 corn i “u‘,‘:,"fi%:cm“,’, 'sn.\l'x%’r STRICT SALESMAN o ariosity. ™ For particulars cail at Roo 1, Noveda Blogk He NEVERS gt o ot Koom T ANTED-CANVASSERS OF EXPERIENCE: CAN VY fnd profiable emplermont by calilog st =, Nevads Blook. R, NEVERS, Jn. i’ ANTED— A MAN WELL ACQUAINTED WITH it bing trade. " Apply I and 13 Wabash-av. JANTED_AN OFFIGE BOY WHO OAN WRITE TVANIED_AN ACTIVE MAN TO HANDLE PAT. 5 good band. Room 1, 154 La Sallo-st. Tight; _compensation swmple. Ingnire at Sherburne & CO.. -6 and 65 Central Union Block. 387 WABASILAV. — AN ELEGANTLY ¥UI- nished front roum for gentleman and sifo or twa gontlemen, with rirst-clas table. 490 SQUIT DEARBORK.ST. (BURNSIDEST. nea Twoaty niothi—A nies, ehoerful family hote excallent tablo, and surprisingly low prices; front momsa for married couples, §13and 312; wingle rooms, §5. Dirtslon. Two-story frame znd basement, Calumet- 3., 87,000, " Two-story franse and brick bascaitnt, Calu- 212,100, Two-stor frame on Indizni-ov., € Tro-story frame and brick basement on Indisna- E R L T . Numsrous other. vision, P. A. BROWN & D. HORTON, 160 Dearboru-st. JrOR SALE-SEVERAL LEASES RUNNING 0 years at lized rent. The only onos ol tho d to be obtainod, rco. J. ESAIAS WARR! 13 Chambor of Com- OR BALE—( FOREST-AV., ELEVEN ROOM houso and Glty fows east fromd 87,50, ABELL & HOTCHKISS, Otis Block, corner La Salle and Madison. OR- SALE-DESIRABLE MEDIUM PRICED houscs aad lots on, Prairio and 1ndiang nvi., nosr Tirenty-eixth-st. 0no of ihiczo on raro teriy, 15 cash, bal- anco onoto four years, Bper ceat intercst. ABELL & HOTCHKI>S, Otis Biock, comnzr La Sallo and Madlson, 0 'OR SALE—A BARGAIN—1 HAVE AN ELEGANT - restdenicoon Wabaxli-ay., at $11,000 below reai value, ‘Also oos on Michigan-ay. atasacriico. Lasy teris. 1 wan: o first-class salesman, ony with nce and inlluence. - JACOD C. MAGILL, & Soutl st JOR_SALE_SOMETHING REMARKABLE — ) ot dg:wn:nluwm‘mxhl: by lm(’ltk'lglnlcflll-lfl b d ot 0n $Eclo-st., moar Lincofn. DO’ wall, yon i 1t R G COODWILLTE, 189 Wort Slattionate F&nsufi-—wnxmmw WONDERFUL-HOUSE 10 rooms, sud 1 year's leaso for 530 to-day, Iial- siod mear Pultonst. Bring on jour momes. R. G EE BRI 1 st Almatsonsts OR SALE_WEST LAKE-ST.—FRAME COTTAGE [} bouzo zndlot, No. 795 Lake-st., near Hobeys prico low, SNYDKR & LEE, No. 14 Nixon's Bullding, northeast corner LaSallo and Monroe- OR SALE_CHEAP—A NEAT 7.ROCM COTTAGE oo to 1 DUNKE: ‘Atiories, Hoom b3 Contral Uslos 0 1. DUNA torney, 3 Brn , £73 East Madison: ‘rnoy = Gk i ”"cto% SA“ > lm“.% o3 %Agrsnulf.\‘nx. oz{fl.v X miics from tho Court House: & ot Torms tomuit. Apply at 181 Madisoi-at., comner Clark. CAMPBELL BROS. OR SALE—S LOTS, ¥:i% FLET, ON IDANO-ST., near Poliat, and m\‘vfimm'v.‘ dnly' 81,100, Tormis Sasy. Apply af adison-st., Clark’st. s S Bg‘as. si., cornor Clark-st AN Ot SALE_SI00—AT ABOVE PRICE LOTS ON ‘nd"\’;nl( SIdn.;mo: IX: grfifd‘gflymun" ’vnr:‘;iown eary torms, - A. G. £ 508, Chs.e Room 8. Y s San OR SALE_WEST VAN DUREN-ST.—TWO.STORY ! bauso of 11 sonmaand lot, souths fro3t nsac Hincala- &t.; runts for S60; 4,700, AL Kibs, Ot Block, LaSalia and Msdison-sta. (il OR_BALE—LOT 2:X204, ON NORTII SIDE MON- 7oo-st., botween Leavitt and Hoyme. Aleo lot 52z13 Dorthwest " cornor Hamilton-av. and Jackzon.st. SNY- DER & LEE, 1 Nixow's Bullding, norihoast corner Mca. rooand Lasallosts. S e NOR SALE-VAN BUREN-ST. ANDOENTRE-AV.— 120x1G8 feot northwest corner of VanBuren-st, and Centro-ey. SNYDER & LEE., No. 14 Nizon's Buliding, Dortheast corner 2unruo and LiSallo-ats. TIOR SALE_A NUMBER OF CLOICE RESL- 1! doncos. from $1,00) To £15,C00 cachh, on Warren-av. Tenter.az,, West Monmeand West Aduns-sts. LARK LN & Z ok and Madlsox iRoois TORY ERICK HOUSE, Fur particulars apply at 147 JOR SALE—A NEW ‘2 eltuated on Werren-av, Blve Tslanday. [OR SALL_FOP A TEW DAYS_UNDER THB merkot, = fow chiokco lotr, northwest zod_ronthiesty also, sovoral houses from §1,560 tu £18,000, oriv the West and 'South Sides: alss, saveral tracts 'of ‘zcre properrs, yery low, guitzblo to subdiside. Al A, LAWRENCE'& CO., 181 East Madis) [FOF SALE—RESIDENCE PROPERTY, toxldy Hubbard-st., near Wood ; 1024, on North W ‘near Schiller; 48x139, Hamilton-av., neer Jackson-st. ON St near Weatorn-av. : $1x100, Taslorst., ficar ., oar Lillay. . 431100, %\m;n. . cheap, on ark Boulo- vard, WELL, 79 West Madison-st. [MOR SALE_BAROAINS_ONE BRICK HOUSE, South Divislon, 23,600 very choap and mice, Ono Brick house and barn, ar 0, Scyeral frames Seathand West, from £2,500 upwards, Call and sce whay we_havo beforo buying. WHITSEY & CO., 146 LaSalle-st. &t.—] foct northeast corner of Vatash-av. Tatris fitast, SNYDER & LEE, No. 14 Niron's Daild- ing, northezst corner Monroo an OR_SALE—KENWOOD_FOR A SHORT TIME; In this beautifol suburb: choico aad ot, south front on Forty-seventh-s threo minntes walk from station; only corner to be had {ho vicinity ; ownor has good reason for solling: call, 800 pist, price, €% per {oot less than it will bring when tho ¥pring opens. - Absolutaly the eat bargaia to by had &t Konwood. OHN 31 WAITE, - 189 Dearbora-st., Houors Black. OR SALE—%xi% FT. LOTS ON MONROE, WIL. cox. Adama. and Jackson-sis., near Wostern-ar., at argalus Anflli at 131 Madison-st., cornur of Clark. CAMPBELL 0S. -8t., 50x] coast freat, only 3 & . H, KERLER, 145 Clatkostr, cormér of Madlaom, [OR BALE-REAL' ESTATE-SLS0 WILL BUY ouso and ot on Arnoldst: very casy terms. REALD & WARNER. 126 South Olark-st, 5 OTt BALE—IF RAKEN THIS WEEK—4 LOTS ON lourngg-st fust wost of Hlober, at ces thun sales of lastyonr, H. OSBORN & SON, 123 South Clark-st, TOR SALE_MARBLE HOUSES ON_MICHIGAN aad Prairio ave., 515,000 65d $18,000. " Brick houso at Titghwood, 5,004, Hear fesidenco W. W. Bornton. Eney ters, 5. MBAHS, ownor, 148 L ion SALE-GOOD " TWO-STORY HOUSE, rootos, end lot 20x150, on Walnuat st,, e2st of Westes Eronly $4,000. J. H. KEELER, 145 Clark-st., corner Hadison. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. MOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-33,000; 100 ACRES of the finest stouo querry In "tho State, 15 miles Trom Jolict on the_canal; eversthing complote for toking stone. B. BOYD, 1) Wast Washington sz, ate, sitaated 4 miles sonth of Wilmiygton, Il ; P ey e A R Chicago-av., neer bridgo. 7 'OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE(50UTH SIDE PRE- forred) country stero and fruit place of abous 7 roros, B milos from Chicago, good location, for store, pleasant neigbborhood, ana tine variotyof fruit, Poeses- sfon Aprill.” Address or call on owner, 1538 South Hal- stedaat, 'OR SALE-THE. VALUABLE CLIFTON CEMENT “’o{lu, :m Ll\m d!'c‘nn‘h‘l!aella\'ur."’fflfilfi. A)} 2,214 acres of cotton land in C: Count; 3. For ter $ddess 5008708, EROWN, . O. Box 1, Nastviile, o, [OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CHICAGO OR Tuluzban property, & beautifal homo in Rocklord: bouse of 12 rooms, ona acro of ground, ona -corser, with a good barn; all Kinds of {ruit and shrabbery; cboica lo- eation; no tncembrance, and title perfact. H. WIIP- b3 75 Soath Canel-st,, Room 8. o TALL, WELL I{PROVED FRUIT pithall ktads of frali, and In biuring, 4 faic Houso, goad E. within ono ufile of 5t.Joseph, Blich, well set barn, gocd well, cistorn, and is a very plesxant, desirable Tocatadin. Wil be sald vy low, nad an easy tovuas of pay- ment. For particulars, “addriss P. O. Hox 46, St Jo- seph, Mich. JFOft SALE WEBRASEA YANDS— 10,0 ACRES OF the rinst located lands In Wayno and Dixon Coun- ies, Nebraska, for sals at ono-haif their actual valoo. 3lust bo sld sdan for cash to sottlo up an estate. Titls o IKE. 88 Weablogton-st. REAL ESTATE WANTED. ANTED_A TINT RESIDCNCE TOR A GOOD tenast. JABOS C. MAGILL, Real Estato and Losn Agont, 8 2ad &3 South Clarkst. ANTED—WELL ISMPROVED OITY PROPERTY for cash payments, worth about 340,000; must b2 a harguin. Alio sozme derablo duck propdrty. | Also tems lots and acret . A. LAWRENCE 60, NV ARTE OHASE A GOOD RESIDENCE \V;:!}Veflahnrmnm S‘[dai \;‘::‘nh about. sxn.om;%‘%; opa-half cesh, bala 2 , i) 3 FEENEDY & NEWELL, 1 Wort Modbon-sts 0 For partioulsrs inquire or address DAVIS & 539 WABASI-AV. —TA DSOME FRONT ROOMS, 4 en suito or soparatoly, furnishod or unfarnishe tithboard; also & young lady with reforonces to room VITH cold water; accom- with anothcr. 54 @ MICHIGAN-AV._TARGE FRONT ROOM. farnisbed or unfurnished, with or witboat boerd s torins reasonablo. 58‘) STATE-ST., FIRST-CLASS BOARD, GOOD 2 rooms, torms reazonable. BO4 TABASI-AV.—4 BINGLE HOON 0% board; basa fire.Accommodation irst 751 WABASH-AV, —HARDSOMELY FURKISH. § D1 edtront sniio, -kecond fivar; slsc parior floor, 3 soomas, unfurnlshod ercept carpots to gentlemen and wive, with boasd ; rooms have hot & ‘modstions strictly fret-class. 1176 WARBASH-AV.—A SPLENDID SUITE OF 1 front ooms, with bozrd. LORENCE-TLACE, 100 WABASH-AV._PLEAS- ‘st room, with first-class board, suitable’ for gentlc. men. Day boarders can bo accommbdated. QOUTHEAST COR, TDIANK-AY. XD TR ENTY 33 Brst-st.—Sororal wiry Sno rocma ta rat, siagly or co suite, foriished or unfurninbed, with first-class YV ANTED—5 GRADERS YOR A RAILROAD, NOT far from Chicago, 0 loavo to-day; also 109 tio- makors for Tennesso: L0 ohoppers for Michigan, Iadiana ;ml?-fi?chsg Sandllflflan '.Am lll,nnd.! for Hnoin.‘;ndvl for tho c:.antry. d CHRISTIAN & BING, 10l South Canal-st. pols st ANTED-A TUPYIST; IUST BE AN EXTRA good penman, and work cl . ler’s Collogtion Agoncy, 140 Madisonaty oo ANTED-A FEW COMPETAET AGENTS, CITY and couniry; roliablo mea cai 3 norisk, £ West Lakorstes RoomBe o o e WANTED--FELALE HELP, Domestics. TANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO DINING _YY " room snd chamber work, at 2:5 West Folk-st. [ANTED AN EFFICIENT SWEDE OR NORW! );Ln stan girl (o cook, wash, and iron, at 5 University. tho conniry. Address o Fo W Tribane ofice o o 0 “m_\‘fim_crfit. WHO CALLED FOR SITUA- [ 9:20 Tuesd: n Call this o 1og a2 West Folkagt, o E e TANTED—SWEDE OR X ¥ GIRL WHO W o R B o o A AR CIRL WD and ironing nicely, in small family. Apply 35 Contre-ar., sear doo: VWANTED-X COMPETEST scrub girl at 623 West Adams ANTED—A GIRLTO DO SECOND WORK, AP Dly at 53 Soath Carpenterst. THRAR, TANTED—A NUMBER OF GOOD GIRI ¥ b neral Bomsawark ot the Wabash-av. e VWANTED-A GIRL 7 D0 GENERAL HOUSE- work ; must be & guoc Tasher and iro: Applyat 55 West Van Buron-st. VYASIED_X GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND ‘In_fl it No. mi_“'cst ‘fuhln on. VYASTED — & GIRG FOR GENERAL HOD: ‘workc 2 o small family. Good wagos: no washlag ; Gorman or Norwegian girl preferred. Corner of Thiriy: third st. and Calumot- = YASTED_A TIDY, CHEERFUL, AND WILLING Dorweek. " Call at 1450 Tarifanaar vk ANTED—A GOOD (GOK, WASHEE. AND DI 1roat 11 I B, emeiad e VWANTED X GIRLTO Call at 477 Ful CODK, WASH AND TRON. comer Ualoa Park Placo, FWANTED—A GOOD_GERMAN, SWEDISH, OKR “X oiemina girl, to do”general Bousework. ~ Iaquirs "ANTED—-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL ISE- ork: comns earls, roady fox work HS Wt 4: ams-st. FANTED—A GIR, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK “ in a mmall family. Good wages for s good girl. Apply 2t 23 Park-av. = " TANTED—-PANTRY GIRLS, SORUB GIRLS, AND dishwashers, at BENNARD'S, 100 East Madi=o TANTED—A DINING- :nu"hr general housework: good wages; 43 Hubband- | ANTED. EXPERIERCED WHITE-SHIIT 3IAK- ‘ery, with Wheoler & SON & SRYDER'S, 160 State. Miscellaneons. TAKTED—A LADY WELL POSTED, TO PEDDLE Tadios nnderweze: good tatars, or will wholecls cheap to pedlors. Addross with roferenco and lust cun- ployment, A 27, Trikune o Seamstresses. \ 'ANTED—A FEW YOUNG MEN IN THE OITY, and any number for the country, for a business that any man can do, and that will X\:I., frorn 85 to 83a day. Anyono that can raise from 24.50 to $9canbavs steady employment. Oall eerly, rend) for business, and succers we guaranted. RAY & GO, 25 Wost Lake-st. A.‘:'r‘xgn-.xd smkirfi \'(.;uio o xfi? QPEN rs and make hims«1f goner ‘asel 0 THOS: ANDREWS, Calhuplace. " vy '\ 'ANTED—SE’ AL GOOD COPYISTS; THOSE who Eavo writing records or abstracts proferred, No ladies wanted. Addross A 55, Tribune ofico. VWANTED_S RELIADLE WIDEAWARE 3 business and hongrable, C ihatwant payini or address BANGS & GO, fiachangs Block, Room § ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, COMPETENT TO DO rapid mnd correct conying must givo good rofer ences. _Address 1L 8, Tribuno office. WASIER Ay OFFICE BOY, BY WAL T. FOS- BOARD WANTED. OARD-SOUTH OR NORTH SIDE, FOR GEN- tleman, wife and maid. Accommodations must bo girictly rst-class, Address with particalazs, H 2, Trl- ico- OARD—AND ROOM WITH A PRIVATE FAMILY for two gentlemen South Bido proforrod. Addross R K S, 148-8tate.st. 'TO EXCHANGE. '0_EXCHANGE_WILL EXCHANGE FOR GOOD ‘Westernland, one-half intorest in a cash business in elty; party must givo all his time to business. A rara chacg for the right man, No brokoer noed apply. Ad- dress P., 307 West Madison-st. CHANGE—A STOCK FARM OF &0 ACRES, nies from Chioago, basing frstelass improre’ ments, will bo exchanged for lota on Norih Sidc, be- tween’ Clark-st. znd the lake, and south of Chicago-av. Addross H 34, Tribune otfice. 0 EXCHANGE-BEING ABOUT TO REMOVE TO our new offiee, 158 LaSalle-st., wo offor to exchazge for city or suburban roal cstate, the carpets, farmiture, ‘maps, otc., with leaso of our presont affice which is one of tho bost furnished and supplled offices fa tha city. Will [ fomo cash oz aavarme rome {noumbranca {f neceasary. NCHARD BROTHERS, Real Estate and Loan Bro- kors, 398 Wabash-av. ER & CO., 12 Madlson-at. VY A3TED—50 GRADERS. TRACKLAYERS, AND ‘tlo howor for Tozas Paciflc, & years' work; 25 chop- Yorsfor Michlgan, ANGELL &/ COARER, Agonis, 3 es: Randolpn-st. d . VWANIED-A GOOD STRONG BOY, 16 OF 17 years of ago, willing to work fn of2co and around Referonces roquired. C: houss. Also ono amall boy. at %38 Indiana-sv. BUSINESS CHANCES. A ,GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY 1S OFFERED TO A smart man to bay an A 1 printing oico {n good loca- tion, and with s large connoction; for sale for aboat balf ita ¥alno; good renson for selling, _Address, at. ance, G H, caro ‘of H. H. Chandler, Nowspaper Adrertising Agenoy, 91 Medison-st. A RELIADLE PARTY SVITH 33,000 CAN SECURE half interestin a profitable busincas already estab- fishod. _Address H %, Tribuno ofico. 'ONE-THIRD INTEREST IN A WELL ESTAB- lished manufacturing busisess in Chicago for rale: rice. £5,60. Apply at onco to CLAFLIN BROS., 131 1< s ‘BLACKSMITTSHOP, TOOLS, AND STOCK, FOR sale, foot of Wost Harrizon-st., near dry dock. (CQORADO A WELL-ESTABLISHED LUSBER business in Cotorado Springs, Col.. consisting of first- W HAVE A NUMBER OF APPLICA- tions for houses and lots in cach division; wo also swznt Jois outeido fire limits, Gwmors wishing to scll pleasa call o¢ address 1. OSBORN & SOX, 128 South Clark-st. 3 TANTED—A BRICK HOUSE OF_ABOUT TEN Tooms, with lot, in eitlior West or South Ditision, worth abont, 37,60; will pay all cash. P. A. BROWN & D. HORTON, 160 Dearbora-ct, WANTED - DWELLING HOUSE AND TOT OX Y "oy of tho avenues south, worth from 82,000 to 310,60, C. L JENKS, 145 Clafk-st. V4 AYTED—3 EOUSES AND LOTS WORTH FROM 1 "£4,0010 37,101, on cash paymouts. Also twa or throe Bouses on. lonss ground. HNOS TURNRR, 181 East Trweaty-sccond-st. : VW ANTED-REAL dlann S thoss poasy Jesses ba ians-av. ; fnatire 5t 10 atoat: Dy Er PRADLE \ANTED_TWO OR THREF CHEAP SUTUEEA Tots near cars. - Address, stating terms A, F., Nozth Rucker-st. . Y ANTED_[ODSE AND LOT WEST 0% ADAST. on West Madison fa 0xchango for farm in Northern Lowa. _Address Famm, 125 Throop-st. W A e nont, 1ok water payaae: 3 =cmont, lake yater, trea O Sara, aud Tots cadh cusiomor, JE. H OUM- i, 10" East Randolph-st. TO RENT--HOUSES. 1[0 RENT_$1u0 PER YEAR, ISTOOM SSTORY ‘new brick dwolling, on Lake'st., betwoen May 0B BOYD, 180 Wost WWashingtan-at. 70, RENT_COTTAGE X0, 213 TWENTYNINTLL st.; furnished for housekeeping to one who will buy €200 worth of turnitare. Apply to L. L. BARBEI, Tortheast cornor Stato and Twenty-ninth-st. TG, RENT_HOUSE OF NINE ROOSS, 73 FRANE- ot 1o corner of Van Buren. u store, ot HOGH BOODWLN, 19) Statorste o 70, RENT_NEW _COTTAGE, NO. 151 COTTAGE Row, corner Shurtlefl.cv. snd Thirtieth-st. Live good rooms, closets, and pantry; water, otc. Apply to JUHN ‘A 8MALL, 1063 Michigan'av, IDE _PROD- sed land, In- per sonum, i -] Ann-sts. 0 EXCHANGE—A TWO-STORY BRICE HOUSE and two lots, in flonrishing town in Iows, for & stock of goods.J F, 230 Zalton-st. 0 EXCHANGE-TLLINOIS LANDS FOR OITY OR ‘subarban i moporty: will assumo 1EALD & WARNER, 7o EXCHANGE-CHOICE 10WA LANDS TOR oal ar personul proporty. ~ Also sncornl farms in this and adjoining States, M. A. LAWRENCE & CO, 151 Iast Madison-st. Tagssae il and lacobor pard Sor safo, Kor pasticalars address AUSTIN H. WEIR, Colorado Sorings, Col. OLDEN OPPORTUNITY ! ‘For salo_Terms, cash. Schweizer's Coffee Houso, corner Canal and Washington, ‘on account, of romoval to South Sid “Avply at the place. AUNDRY FOR SALE_AT &1 WEST MADISON- ist., in basement, doing zood business. TV ASTED- RIENCED ARTIFICIAL FLOW- ermakers can find steady work by addressing for 6a’ ‘weok H 2, ‘lribuue offico. Alsa giris to learn iho ar: SITUATIORS WANTED--MALE. Bgookkeopers, Clerks, &o. ATTUATION WANTED-BY A FRENCH GENTLA- man, in a storo or office; has experianceia bookkosp- 1ing, speaks English, writes 3 good hand, is very and correat £t nzurcs, and nov atratd of work: i Ellyxcf:mnficl. Address T kJ‘E ‘Tribuns oi ITOATION WANTED—BY A YOUS Erufses Pl i hsks hisell goneriiy ascrol roa; willics to mako ; GEote N8, Tribuny offen, o B e JUUATION WANTED-BY A¥ T e and, in groc o on Bouzo. - TTDATION WANTED—AS ‘B?D-IFKEEP OR'IN- volco elerl o 3 cca given. D, Tolce sk or sopyiat. Tiest of reforenses ivea. TTUATION WAN had eighteen (19) years' experienco in businens. ED_BY A MAN WHO Had 3ot oronou will show to bo porfectly, comperant. to hil clmost 22y positlon. 35 years of age. A GdRas H o, Tribane of ce. TTUATION WARTED-IX & GROCERY Ot DRY 8t0ro by a soung married man of oxj bott"Addrass & 16, Tribuna ofice. o TTOATION WANTED_BY A COMPETENT BOOR- Koeper with first-olass recommendations. C. FIBLD, 113 Twenty-ninth-at. SITUATION WANTED-BY "4 YOUXG A[A% Al assistant bookkoepor or otfice-clork, in bank gr count- i7g room. Good reference. Address CHANDLER, POMERGY &CO., 88 Markot-st. Trades. TTUATION WANTED—BY A PHOTOGRAPH INK art i some fimt-class gallery in tho city, ~Ad- firs & ik BY A ZRIEXCED Address PHOTOGRAPHER, -rrv.v‘:.'rxol\" oo t Conchmen., Teamsters. &c. QITUATION WANTED-BY . SMART BOY, i ycara old; understands tho care of lorses and cow well: can milk, and can bo very usefal; privato famiiy proforrod. _ Address G 92, Tribane office. TTUATION WANTESD_BY A SIEADY YOUNGH man, who has experiouce, as coachman in a privato fimily of taking caro of horses and harnass in a lirern stable. Address B. B, DOWNING, 23 West Twelfth- Miscellaneons. S l'lx;U;‘;TXlON “'Q-;NT;;:D‘:T?] TRA";EL mm}mh oy wholosale grocerios, hats and eaps oads. v Tavgo teade 14 Northera lowa and Miomedsra. A dro: n ‘Tribune office. = 0 FXCHANGE_HOUSE AND CORNER LOTIN A enburb near Chicago, for vacant lots. LINGLE & DARLOW, 11 0tls Block, LeSalle end Madizon-sts. ANNTED_TO EXOHANGE-TLARGE HOUSE 30d bara with lot 5319 fect on Wabsahav., worth 10,000, for improved auburban property worth 3,500 and 00 cashi. Lalnnco can remaln on mortgage for 7 suars &8 por cent._ Addross Q & Tribune office. 'V ANTED-TO EXCHANGE-815,00 WORTH OF ln:vmmd!rmrtr adjoinicz tho Evorett House, ou Peoria and Mad(son-sts., for a {arm or acre property near Wost Side parks. D. COLE & SON, Real Estato Deal- erm, 198 West Madison-at. SK_YOU! WSDEALER FOR THE MATRI- ‘monial News. ‘No. 313 out, enlarged. MATRIMO- IAL NEWS COMPANY, Box &7, Chicago. CAE FAD FOn OAT 0%, SLOTHRG M ellancy o , a letter 11 GELDER, Losn Ofics, téi Stateste - - MILLSOM AND PARTNER ARE KOW AT o liberty o taks framo butlding, hard or soft wood AUNDRY FOR SALE-APPLY AT %0 NORTH Clark-st. EAT MARKET FOR BALE_STOOK AND FIX. tures, with an established trade, cheap. Apply to CAMPEHDDLE, corner Thiruoth aid State-sia.” * NE\V: FASE AND TFURNITURE OF A ‘irst-class Broadway hotel. for salo. Address B H, §3&Uflu D, N. Y7 OF THE BEST MEAT AND VEGITABLE fornalo. Call or address for three VW INE AND LAGER BEER HALL FOR SALE, I3 clnding license, stock, and fixtures. Callat 535 ‘East Randolph-st. F[VHE LEASE AND FURNITURE, first-class_private hotel on Wabash-av. for sale. inquiro of G. S. THOMAS, Real Estato ofice, 162 Lz Salle-st., Room 10, first floos I ¥ORNITURE, BUSINESS, ETC., OF THE REY vero Houe, 45, 4, and 20 Nozth Halsicdst., for ralo ¢lieap for cash. House contains about 40 rooms, lacludiog billizrd and sample room, and good barn on promises. Houss wail, filed with boirders,” For torms, ctc,. app oa tris . OF store fittlr lee: daj k. Ad- | athouse. A biz chance for parties wanting a hot. [- e S e D dacisonste o fig hoso with Shoap rent abd busincsa eatablishod., 0, BUILDERS_ WE WISH X DRICK STORE | 34 ()() WALk KUY A HALY INTEREST 1Y 2 built, plans and speciications Toads, and to turn a | well-catablished gentec] busincss, paving that Housa anti Jot; balance oash. L1 West Lakest., up stalss, | mimzunt por menth. 116 Est Washiniio m V£ ARE OFFERING EXTRA INDOCENENTS TG ‘activo mon, tascll our maohines and callect old onca for repairs. Parties desiring employmont in the eityor throughout the country, by which good woges can bo madoy cangatn Tl falormation by epoling to L G, THAYER & CO., 3 West Washingtonst. Podlars travel. ling i couatsy vith wagons wil Bad it advaatsgeous o ca REST_FURNISHED HOUSE OF 1o ROOMS, 0 IO cheap: take poy in bosrd. Apply at S07 Weat Mad son-st. Suburban. 2 770 EENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE AT OAKLAND, and lake; farasce, barn, ete. licas, Tarhishod, near Kenwood §lation. ULBICH & BOND, 511V and 159 LaSalle-st; TO RENT--ROOMS. 2 0 RENT_$¢5_SECOND AND THIRD STORIES of houso, Bladison-st., ncar Halsted. Bring stamps. R. G. GOODWILLIE, 13 West Madison-st. 70, RENT—1 ROONS; WATER AND CLOSETS and stairs carpeted, and hall lighied; 8162 month. Apply 2t 828 Mjtcholl-st, Foiz'sur,—ox RIVER-ST., 7axl Ing the river, near South Water-st. H. KEELER, 145 Clark-st., corner M TT'Q RENT-4 LARGE FURKISHED FRONT POOM or sulto of rooms. 615 Michigan-a¥., near Eighteenth- FOL?,‘%Q},,E;"" TEET ON SQUTH PARICAV MATTESOY, W 1a Raliagte —0 L romaltist. 0 at /TORERT_§ROONS BESIDES CLOSETS PANTRY, and bath-room; saitable for housckesping. No. & Hiadison-st., corner of Lincoln. B OR SALE-ON WABASH-AV,, BETWLEN THIR- t-foartiy and Thivty-Afth-sis., dast front, 50 or 10 e, full depth, $13 per foot, 4f sold tmimediataly: alio largs ceoraer on Michigan-av,, at a bargain, J. H. KEELLL, 145 CX,‘L corner ndison, o [OR RALE-AN ELEGANT MARBLE FRON 4-aorz, 16-Toom house, with all modorn improvemont £nc(n;: Ell;. g:h“'lbulh-!,l " n"l:x‘: of T\r:l t‘h it ; 5,000 nee_on 07 most of a: Anply ‘{z’flm. TINER'S neal Ediato Ofos, Salle-sf « OF. SALE_A GREAT BARGAIN TOIL A FEW T4 feet on southeast core? of Fiftias, zd X3 jerty is only 250 feot from tho Paci T autro ol JACOB WELL & CO, cormor of SHadi: eon 2nd Dearborn-sts. TE_TIVE ACRE BLOCKS FOR 5,000 TN T 38 s soutt, Lyma; very secesuiblg to cstre of Gity: terms easy. MENRY L. HILL, 168 LaSallest. TE-LAKEAV.—50OR 10 FEET ON LAKE- O A M A st fimo slow of tho Liyrbor, SNYDER & LEE, No. 14 Sizon's Building, morthcast corner Monroo and LaSalle-sts. & T{OR SALE-DOUGLAS PARK—§ ACRES FRONT. ing esst on Dovzlas Park. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixon's Dullding, northeast corner Acaroe and La Salle-sta. FoR SALE_FIRST-CLASS RESTD! a5ieat. Sass barn, exst of Union Hark B Sliekizun:av., noor Eighioent Nor €47 Wabash sy, tnarble frent, §17,600. Also, a numbor of honses on the ave: Ao 18 Dearbor 0L SALE_12xi% FEET SOUTHWEST CORNER -av. Vory choap. SNYDER A o hiiding, horthotst Sorner Alonroo and FoR SALE_OWNER MUST JIAVE MONEY AND' i scll brick bouso and or B e e B than Taiuo 1 taken ot Gi $oUBROVEL, % Wost Madison-st. E W FIGURE, AND ON TONG FORSALE RS oo Adamse iwcen Fifthar. ana ‘Erankiin, or, will gzehaneo for well located suburba FOBSAE ALA MRS, S o e e el R e ¢ 18 S l‘)llrk-ll..lnbuk. At O AR, e e FOR SALE. , s B el OR SALE-VERY CHEAP, A STORE FIXTURES B O A e e Norih Hiizabotbst., to be moved ina wonth. S R BALE— THREE GOOD FIRE- 7Ol SALE_CHEAP—A DOUBLE-BARELLE TP esel Bl -mnzilo-loader; csso sd all com- plote. 1 South Haleted-st. — R SALE-TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS, F eat cablorope. Inquiro 630 South Clark-st., noar Youstaeatls-st. “Caih paid 1or iron end metals. al lown. M "businéss tnd medical mediam, 20 Wost Madisort St \TES. BUTT, NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, TEST | JJOR SALE_CHEAP—DERRICKS, ~ALL BIZES, My B eis matiom: aiso wii make phseloal ciam- | L from Shto 6 foat lusg, WILLLAS MCKAY, 14l West inations. 21 South Dasplaines-st., up-statrs: prizo, SL cison:ai, 0 RENT—4 ROOMS SUITABLE FOR IOUSE. T ocbine, on Bisei weat of Uton Bazks &5 a manth. Kor particulars call at 830 West Washington-st. 0 RENT-ELEGANTLY-FURNISHED ROOMS AT 33) West Washington-st. ; all modernimprovements; Feforercea requi NT—FRONT ROOS AND ALCOVE, NICELY apted for two or tour gen- e ) Lweents-s0cond-at. 0. RENT_ROOMS—S:4 MICHIGAN-AV., FIIST- “class nuodern Lmprovemonts. _References Gxchanged, XTRA IN- ANTED—WE ARE OFFERING hinos. Por NV Aicemaonis 66 pood mene 6 sl oue m sons desiring cioploment b are fnsited to call ct 841 Wal VW ANTF ken, alsc and all goods of vala 5 East Madison-et. TV ANIED—A WOMAN TO TARE A CHILD TO ‘nurse._Apply at 624 Burnside-at. WASIED SANCFACTURED GOODS. TO SELL ~‘on commis<icn, to the grecary, hardware, and drug trade on tho Missouri River: hovo Leon on the said routs for two sear, for 8 wholessle manafacturing fim in this clty, whom I shall continus to handlo their goods, Plcaza addreer, with particulars, ¥ £, Tribano ofico. MACHINERY. "\ LARGE STOOR OF STATIONARY ENGINES, frum 6-horss power to 50-horse powor, with bollers, in atock. Call or send for ciroular to \V. A. JAMES, ROCILE & SPENCER, 13 and 275 Bouth C BOLT-CUTTERS, DRILLS, TARRAR SURFACERS, z ‘which to make gocd wages, h-av, < TR LR R Taichos, 0 sitver, Y ash paid. 0" & BARTLETT, Gombined plsnérs and matchers, rosawingmachines, 2t W. A. JAMES, ROCHE & SPENCER, £33 snd 26 JFOR SALE-3 GOOD SECONDTIAND BOILER, 45 horse power, 15 feot long, &6-inoh diamoter, 46 4-inch Hues, in thorough repair, capablo of sstalning s workin ure of &0 ds to_the inch. Himosicad Bollor Works, 05 South Ielsted st: ST 15 FOOT %-INCH SWING, TWO B2-T0O0T, Tach swing, six 1i-foot 20 irich siing, elzht &-foot 20 Inquire o 0 RENT_THE SKCOND FLOOR (6 ROOJIS) 129 T deniy sccastonts Vio Bt DA, S50 Wabsen-ar. {IANDSOMELY FURSISHED AND unferuibed rooma by 5o das, week, or month, at tho 5. Salicm 197 414 105 Déarbornst.” Torms redsonable 0 RENT—NICELY FURNIGHED SMALL ROOSL, suitablo- for ono or two persons, in quiet dwelllag house, at 514 Wi ear Harmon-court. _TO RENT--STORES, OFFIC ) &o. 0 RENT—TFOR §ALE—OR EXCHANGE—A FIRST- olzss saloon and baarding-heuso on Senth Side, three Blocks from Pacitic Hotol, and two blocks from Michigan Soathern Depet. Apply to HUGH GOODWIN, 181 70, RERT-SAMPLE-ROOM, 16X&, IN ONE OF T ie"Beni ocatican in the dits- - Lntrance 1n sliey. Only those vishing a first-class establishment need ad- groes, with rofcrences, A 87, Tribune BENT-STORLS, HOUSES, ROOMS, VACANT Jots, &o., iu best localitics on South Sidey very cheap. G L0 SENKS, 165 Clarkorts © 0_RENT — IN 'PURINGTON & SCRANTON'S T nloci Om G3abloators gacorssiment. 4u feot, Ono nglo store xnd basewmsnt, 2 foot, Ten large offocy arranged and lighted. Store and lofts, 241 South ter-st., corner Franklin, Four offces ber Exchengo, Onoemall storo or oftco, Franklin-st. naar Wat Ono double, bix1e), 22 and ‘Webash. Une singie store, 27x160, £93 and 300 Wabash:av. duwalling-house s Evanston, 540 por month, PURIS! TON & SCRANTON, 210 and 23 Jouth Water-at. 0 RENT_BRICK BUILDING, 18 AND 15 NORTH Rt betmen Lake o Rasdaiph, sieblz for manafacturisi busiges. Eagiae, boller, 40 shaftin Tunning erder, fo tiveen elock. THOS. LONERGAR, 2 onth Canalst. O RENT—STPRES_CORNER OF HANDOLEI-ST. O ding T Siiostmanas 2 to Conteal Drpotss Store, basement, and foa ries, 40x100 ft; ot 't Vi ton-st, west of Clinfon, vory cbeaD. hOBERT 50 La Salle-st. 0 RENT_DOCK FRONTING ON TWELFIH-ST. t of River. Chol tion in tho city, by W. R. ZOGNIS & 00, o5 Stareatr - on 1= tho e 10 RENT—AND LEASE FOR SALE OF LARGE o-wm on enty-second. F? botween Wabash and Sfichiganzavs. Address P 25, THbune afice. 10 RENT—WE HAVE TWwWO GOOD OFFICES ON "G oor, enitati for roal catata or comsmisston. s w ¥ "EDWIN C. LEWIS, 1043 South Clark-st. WANTED---TO RENT. AR A AN AN AR TANTED-TO RENT—A SMALL COTTAGE, OR Wi ofa house, o3 Goath e ert §ida, o atreat cars. Address H. KAUPMAN, &9 and 61 Squth Canal st TV2ETED-T0 RENT_4 RUMBER ~OF GOOD - houses, for fArstcisss: temante mhosro Ingalrlor - Houses worth from . 1, anzum. STl TURNER. 181 East Twonts-second at. inch switg, five 6-foot 16-fgeh swing engine lathes, cheap, AW A JANMES, ROCHE & SPENCER, %3 snd 25 Bouth Canal-s: NE_SECOND-HAND IRON-PLANER, 6FREET Ve SEae brice BR0, wt Wo . JASIIS, ROCHE & SPIENCER, 213 and 216 South Canalat. QECOND-HAND ENG WE HAVE TATH! three in stock: will be sald_athalf the price of now mon by W, A JAMES, ROCHE & EPENCER, 73 and %75 Sonth Canal-at. WQ _SECOND-HAND PORTABLE ENGINES, one 8, ons. 10-00rse power, lor salo_cheap, by W. AL JanEs) TocuE's SPENCER, 23 and 718 South ‘anal HORSES AND CARRIAGES, UCTION THIS MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK—A o o et e erfe ok, e e i your £tao) N B ok vt A¢ mow Drick barm, 568 Weat Twalfth. st. W.A. RUSSELL. ALE— DELIVERY WAGONS, - OPEN, T Cuquare bor buisaess biscstcs, aleo, two second-hand ‘buggics, cheap, at 229 South Can: g TOR_SALE_F¥OR C. ORt_EXCHANGE FOR I roparts—Three harscs: oae caz trot in 2:45. Alzo, ons buggy end harness. Apply At907 West Madisonst., Chicago, Ti. T7OR SALE_A FINE FIVE YEAR OLD BAY MARE from tho country ; ts Dot afreid of cars, moro than & ‘medinm travellor, kind and gentle, elther docble or ain- o 12 sold for the reason tto awner has no mso for her. $°NEWTON, & CO., rear 157 And 189 East Washing- tob-st., betwe Is and Franklia. TFOR BAL E_SPAN OF HEAVY HORBES: 0% o Tor lumbar. A. K. BANBORN, ageat, 104 West Marbla placa. s 3 PARTNERS WANTED. PARTYER WANTED-IN THE RETAIL BOOTAND slioo business, with 2300 to 1,000 capital. Addross I 28, Tribuno office. N PARTNER WANTED-WITIT 850,00 TO 3lio.ico 't0 extend n substantial cash business, wall established, iateand proftals. “Suyply’ of and demand for prodcts nolimited. . Parties and referencos must bo muezcel tionabloAddross GEOI(GE W. SHARP, Lind’s Block. PARTNEL WANTED —WITH 8500; BUSINESS egitimata; no'isk; will py 310,00 the fist year, 1. 6., Room 43, Central Unien Blook. - PARINER WANTED-WITH ST, FOR THE hefl:’P{LnE ‘manufecturing business ia Chicago. Ad- 8S L 'ril 16 R WANTRD_THE ADVERTISER HAS A ) ART: legitlnate, vell:prslog mandfactariag bariuess, and a partnor with o viow of Incressing same: ospital Toquired for half intorest about §6,000. Lolng a resident of tbo clty for the past ton years, L can give the must sat- fafactory rofarence with leading merchants and bankors “hore, Address H 2, Tribune oifice. AGENTS WANTED. A GENTS WANTED-% TO 30 PER MONTIL A everrwbere, male aud fomala, tofntroduce the GEX INE TMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEV G MACHINE. This machine will siitch, hem, fell, tack, quilt, cord, bind, braid, and embroidor in a most superior Thanger. Prica, only £13. Fully liconsed and warranted for five years. We will pay 81,000 far any machino that will sew a stronger, moro beaut{ful, or moro elastic sean Than onrs. It thaves the + Elastic Lock Stitch.” Every s=cond stitch can bo cut, and still the cloth cannot by pulled apart without tearing if. We pay sgents from $75 fo3%0 Bor month and exponien or & commision (ron ¥ico that amount c4n he made, Address 4 i SECOMB & CO., Chicago, TIL. GENTS WANTED—MENJAND WOMEN THAT £\ knowhow to mako manoy when money {a plonty and oversbody has it, can find the very thing they want st ourplace. Men aro making 38to $13a day in city and conntry and find tho business bettor the longer tricd. Samplo free. MERRILL & CO., 25 and 27 West Lake-nt. GENTS' WANTED—TO SELL OF THE &} atest Iabor-sating (nventions over Invented. ~ Ad- dress immediately, J. BUDD & CO., Detroit, Mich. AGESTS WANTED—_GOOD CANVASSERS ARE every article ing 810 to £11 day with m; B e o i B L RINGOR, @ West Monroe-ates Cble LOST AND fOUND. ST_AT McVICKER'S THEATRE, FED. 5 A ochcnhrclpeA trimmed with fringo aud embraldery, fined with stlk. 4 libbral roward will b pald by leaving it st Office 24, Chamber of Commerce Building. OST_SUNDAY JORNING, ON WARREN-AV., betwoen Hoyno and Peoris-cia., fn the street, & dork rown Turkey morocco memorandam book; contained, with other things, thres cowmutation tickets on tho IIIL- Tols Ceatral Nallroad, Owser, T 8 G, No. 103 West Randolph-st. OST—A MEMORANDUL BOO]% CONTAINING railroad pusses, on Twenty.second.st., .av. and Michigan Southern Rallroad do- 73. A liberal reward will be given if re- ‘Twenty-second-st. ead ‘Wabuber. A.J. H T OST—OR STOLEN—A MOUSE-COLORED GREY- ‘hound, 3years old, sud about 2¢ inches high. A suit- abls rflwl‘rd wmnbn‘ p’.lld oaofllurx:llnxhhm to EA ;l'hlr&l- H ring ny information w % MRS TR, VAN BURRN. oo e may bo foun TTUATION WANTED-BY A MAN WIIO 1S FOR ‘many yoars acquaiated, o tho Wesiors States, with gl the whoiesals liguor deaors, n 8 traveller in s No. 1 bonsain the eamo line. ~Pleste address O 2), Tribuns SITUATIONS WARTED--FEMALE Domestiocs. 3 ITUATIONS WANTED — FOR: SCANDINAVIAY German, Norweglan, Scotch, Irish, end Amcricas. with some gusranteo of thelr qualificativns ay desirbls Belp. "1 Weat st., MRS, BALICAM'S Ofice, TTOATION ED-BY A SORWEGIAN GIRL todo goneral Lous Tor edull family; Good rec- ommendations. Apply at 179 Nnflh%nlun-fl-. up stalrs. QITUATIONS WANTED-IN A TIOTEL TOR SEV- 1 eral first-class chambermalds: als for man aad wis in hotol or private family. 8 Wabash-; Room 4. ITUATION WANTED—TQ DO UP:STAIRS OR neral housawark, « Swedo UL APPY 8t & Bunfersre Wost Sider i QITUATION WANTED BV & GERSAN GTHL N respectable private family. Call at 019 South Ca- pal : QITUATION WANTED-DY A YOUNG LADY WHO Is thoroushly competent, to do sccond work in & pri- vate family. A‘fihe:l G, ’rnhm:u oifice. QITUATION WANTED 3% COOK I¥ ATOARD: {nz-honse or private fawmily, by a Swedish girl, wha )yuh ‘er_h’lisllnn. No. 261 North Unlot A WANTED-TO DO SECOND WORK Canbe well oy SITUATIO or general Lousotiork 13 o emall family. seen for two days at 23 Third-av. ITUATION WANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE colored girl to du second work. Apply at 281 Third. #¥.. etweon Tovelfth and Taylor-sts., ap-atairs. QITOATION WA —BY A TIRST-CLASS Fi &) malo cork ln hotelor testaurant. Address H Trlhnlu offico. = {ITUATIONS WANTED—_BY TWO GIRLS I8 A +) prizato family, ons as cook. and other as sacond-gir. Bestof city roferences miven. Call immodiately at lfl«lfl:’ln‘-zonrt. = GITUATIONS WARTED-3 GO0D SCAXDINAVIAN girls to do up stalrs work 12 2 hotel, and several airls {or general housewrk, by MISS HANSEN, 258 Milwau- crav. QITOATION WANTED — BY A COMPET! [ American; will do sowlng or housework for a st family; bext of reforeuco given. Address for 5 days H I3, Tribune ofice. B ITU. m:c.%mno%.um LADY. AITUATION WANTED—BY A Al AS At nvites s good <58 Fapid Bad. Address G G, Tribune offco. SITUATION WANTED 70 REFRULE S BABY. by woman who has an infant 3 months old, whore sha Addreas K H, for 3dags, 14 can keep hor own child. Bedgwick: FINANCIAL. PAY THE HIGHEST RATES IN CASH FO. clzims or balauces against insolvont insuranco compa- nies. J. N, WITHERELL, 150 Doarborn-st., Roam . i ONEY TO LOAN 0N COLLATERALS: COMMER- A¥L “al'and escurcd neper parchased at 158 Madison. Toous & bLDEBRXUE‘l ULBUKD. ONEY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE SECURI- MO lone e WA 1 GUSHING & GO 22 Con- iral Uniun Block, Madiso: MOSEY TOTOAN FOR @ OR 0 DAYS, ™ FINS clats pager bought and sold. ~H. LOWY, Room 5, sonthwest coraer of Clark and Monroo sta. ? O JOAN_THAVE 81,000 OR 33,%0 TO LOAT IO 8,6, 9, or 12 months, ' 0n_roal éetsta or undoul collaterals, JOHN M. WAITE, 183 Dearbom. Tonore Block. VARTED—#i0 FOR 6 MONTHS AT 3 FER CENT tmonth, icured by n ehaticl mortgage on proprts wortk $6/0 cash. Address G 72, Tribu ice. WE PAY THE WIGHEST PRICE IN CASH FOR Ml baokrupe ingarance policies. ). He UNDER: WOOD & CO., &1 Exckango Bullding, Clark and Wast- ington-sta. - TO %500 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SE- SB00 %0k Tor 96 to % dave. ENOS TORNEL, 141 East Twenty arcand-st. SEWING MACHINES. b 1 JAKER'S SEWING MACHINES-- bash-av. Porsons Liasing ol i chizes are {nvitod to call aud sea tho new Lmprovemeats and bear something to their adrantags. e s Souths Desplatagsat.y 167 3 25 South Des av., and 105 Tweniy-sscond-at. Machines sold on easy monthly payments. i 5 INGER OFFICE OF A. J. MELCHERT, 213 50UTIK ‘Halstod-st. - Machinos soid o casy payments; als, miachines repaired. Open ovenings. T 05785 REWARD FROM HOFFMAN'S BLACK. Fmith aliop, o Cottigo Grore av., 2 gray maze, about 8 ez oldy withblanket aad balter o5, Thio abore roward wilibo patd for her roturn to 1295 Prairie-av., or the sbove STED—A HORSK THAT CAN TROT OR PACR TV AN e i Uiroe minatos; 1,000 ponnds. Addreas H2, Tribuze offce, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. SO EALETHE FUBNITURE OF A J&ROOM l‘ boarding Louse, ot will exchzngo it for horso and bfllflm’l!“k of millinary or outsido Iots. Addross G buse ofice. B JOURNITURE, MATIRESSES, BEDDING, EIC., T et loweat cach pricon. . Eimpieo. Past ior Bedatead Cotmpany, 352 West Medison:st. Llackemith shop. OUND—A PACKAGE, ON CLINTON-ST. OWNER ‘harve 1% b rges. JOHN MULLIN, 1 2 T M arketat, b factorny REWARD-STOLEN, ON TUESDAY EVENING, P+) from car ast gallery, No. 75 Monrvo-st., 8 Frens shovwing two raisod figures. On return of the o above. reward will be paid and no questions CHAPIN & GORE. % - MUSICAL. YOUNG MARRIED PERSONS INVITED 6.267 %5 ezamias the Empirs Parior Bedstesd. - 1t sarpasces all. Bix styles; adspted to parlor, Ciniog- Yoom, library, asd ofco. Sold on instal ot of 81 month, Empire Parlor Bedstead Company, Madisdn.at. DIVORCTES. TYORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED. FEE AFTER docree scandai avcided sise years’ practicd In tho courts of Chicago. Addross P. O. Box 165 - 0 _DIVORCE,. KO FEE—DIVORCES LEGALLY AN obtained for causes; all sw business wonded to, Ad- dress Boom 8. B47 South Clark-st, Locloss atamp. est Ot SALV_SPLENDID NEW FIRST-GLASS PIA- e e e o - oetars - at balf-price and onn? Yoo somed plano for 155, . H.WOLCOTT, 251 Park- av., Weat Sida. OR BALE—A FIIIST-OLASS 6.0CTAVE ORGAN, .23, Tribune atice, NS _AND SELODFONS TUSED AND RE- O i e orpn Fatton, & Fast Indisases, STOCK OF SEEDS, AGRICULTURAL DM- e, O Tith siors fxiaren of E. B Kellogs, Seod Doaler,f 2,00, nale a bargain; worth about R BB TENKINS, Atdmog, 19 Ladallscss HLELER & WILSON BEWING MACHIN] the i imoroved wold or rontad on £y mont payments. BURNHAM & FLANNERY, City Agonts, mals oica 23 Weat Madivor h 60 Webash-az INSTRUCTION. WaANT LADY WHO SITUATIDX WANTED—A tanght in tho east for snveral jears, desires to obta: p&l(fln! in a country sctool. “Address G &, Tribu. atfice. ANTED—A TEACHER OF TWELVE VEAL: ‘ ex; Principal of Pablic Schools, deifzes » ‘positian Ta some schoal shore the services of & koud 13 Teecher aro needed. Englian, Tk AR Rotaral Seiencas: etc’, thoroaghly tanste A4 drens P. O. Box 150, Salem, 1L PERSONAL. ERSONAL WILL THE LADY FROM THE s ‘burban town on tha L C. K. R, ; iy 03 Tateday, Feb 4, 1o Manderiiss dovzoon iores :ornnr 'Ehi‘lnll and 'glfl’.w.ddndll.s mml left xhucréy 7 . send hor sadress toNo. BT Cnicago, DL He sat hotme ver sick ERSONAL-D. J: WAS UNAVOIDAELY DE: P N Qoo o o o S1ape o Bave e Lo Tuck Bext timor PEBSOSAL-TO t0-BAME TDIE AND PLACETO- dar. 100 g