Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1873, Page 7

A e - charges, enect THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1873. ’ ” THE RAILROAD GUESTICH. Oplnions from Various Quarters. LETTER FROX TOE HOX. I C. BURCEARD, asgrso10%, D, 0., Jor. 28, 1873, The Hon. D. W. Dame, Vice-President Jor the IYfth Congressional District of Idinoia State Farmers' Association : > Drag Sm: Your lotter of the 20th inst., in- viting me fo attend and part: pate in tho de- liberations ot the mass-meeting of farmers, called to Do held at Freoport on the 5ih of February next, is received. It public duties hero pormitted my absence, I ehonld not fail to comply with your roquest, snd to meot with you on that occasion. The {mportance of the subject you desire to considor { not overestimated. The burden of our finan- pial and revenuo systems falls most heavily upon the farmers of tho country; but upon the farmore of the Northwest a double portion is Imposed. To enbancod cost of farm production s added incrcased cost of transportation to markets. Treights bavo not been cheapened brt augmented, although miny thousand miles of sdditional reilrond facilities arc annuudly im- roved. Combinations prevent competition: Your mecting, I believe, will be valaable in its raeults. Itwill call attention to the kurdens grisvances our suffering agricnlturists en- dore. Itwill doubtless suggest and consider Diotliods for reliof. Your factwend propcsitions Wil id legielaors in presenting your claims for rudrees, and in providing zud _applying the ooper _and most cortain remedy. Whztever pover State or National Legislaturcs possess to <orrect nbuses and remove theso ovils, should be unhgsitatingly exercised. Whether 'tho most complete and effectusl remedy is to be found in tho leislative regulation, or condemnation and purchise of exisging lines claiming chartered Tights ; tho constroction, by Government or other #id, of competing rnilroads; or tho opening _of other nnd cheaper routes and meihods of treusportation, I will nob digcass, would scck rathaer tho zid of your-counccls, than to direct your deliberations® 4 police power over railroad Corporations, to bo exorcised by the Stato, is not desirable. That chartors granting special gri\‘lleges and valunble franchices, are beyond legislative or judicial control, and can, without hindrance, oppress instead of serving, the public for whodo ugo and benofit they aro_bestowcd, seems unressonable, and should not be couceded unless _exprossly so docided by tho highest tribunal. I am, truly sours, - B. C. Boacuanp. From the Jacksonrille (TIL) Journal. In soswer to 8 qucetion in regard to tho en- forcement of the Railroad las, concerning which there has been 0 much dispute of late, Ti Cizcaco TRIDUNE 8¥8: We lrke it that ruilrosd companies, like all other comranies and_persons, will obey tie lnw when all Qisputea regarding the exisience and vatidity of {lo awarosottled. Ons department of tho Government, exlled the Judicial Department, hus been establised . expressly to determine what tho lawis, and *mauy farmers” resort to that department every year. Hav- jog determined what the Isw Is, this depsrtment ia srined with ample powers to ecforce the law, and vill ‘andoubtedly do o in respect to railwsy companiod &5 ~well ns other people. Thero aro somo thingr, howover, hich 8 Court cannot do. It canmot create cxzd ezd Jocomotives, nor can it carry two car-loads of freight In cno car. d i It sirikes us that this o fair sad candld state- ment of the entiro subject, zad embrsces tho very points which wo hava zttempted to s apon our resders, First, thes wo hevo tothori- ties whoss duty i io to_dalermino and cxpound the Iaw ; nad gecond, that' being docidsd, theto * 70 rogalazly conctituted aficora whooe doky it i thy conclading portion of tho Bercré of tho Refiesy Commimiopom 0F Maseachusoits To- ioting fo tho segulattog of froighis aad fazes by Tio Commisaiomes do not dlzcs the quos- tion £ %o to powes of the Tegizlaturo to rogu- Ipio froights uad Zxres, bub asswmo tho exisiance of ench powes, : thay waro directed by tho 2 Tegikeburo “to considar the sabjoct of regulsting 7=il:cad fores and freighis by e, and Topart i tho fomm of. 2 bill or cthoz- wise on tha ficst ¥oek of tho nexs Legicleture.” Tn nhedirnce in Eent meof=tien, tha Ommmicsion ers dircussed tho pmctichility acd axpedianey of verious plany R Aoy of L zod not hn\'iffimjcf their e : ovn to ofic, srrive 6 following - cop- clnsion : “1t i akmest 1o impossibilily it aay . meastre cogid bo framed st onco sudficiently pre- e 2ad saticently foxikln to ook ths roquire- ments of so complox agystem; snd, oven if 1 Wezo possiblo §o frammo it, 1518 o2 improb- adlo 4zt it conld pass tho ocdcal of any legis- Iefivo body. ~The final difficully with 2l logis- g;mm‘md.-.ais lis excessivaly Eangarous % e tendoner A ¥l Com- e T R e Thesn siome v ho ol of Uhois imvestizations, tho Comanis. sioners kevonot thoogat it oxpedisnt -6 Toport a7 bill, or form of 1aw, in which i wenld be i hat thoy themsalves entertdined liftlo confidance.” - . This conelasion evidently affords Tixz Temuss gt consalation. Althongh {ho Jaogmsgo of ‘Portions of the roport might justify tho infer~ ence, vet we do not beliove that tho Maesachu- eetts Commissioners intended to edvise that oll railway legislation shonld be_sbandoned, for the Teason ibat reilrond corporstions have notorious- 1y been in the habit of corrupting Logislaturcs. , it sufficiently sppears that the ommissionors arc really in har- inlation of this Staté on the in freight charges be- tween differcnt communities: Ttmust bo sdmitted that there are serious difficultiesto ba encountered in framing & proper bill for establishing reasonable maximum freight ~charges. For thisreason the Legislaturo of this ‘Biate has sa yet, with referenco to {reight only a law which does not fix tho maximum rates, but is_simply, designed to vent sbuses perpetrated by railroad corpora- ions in charging heavier rates o intermediato than to competing points, and to punish thom ;< for extortion practiced on local business. Such ragulations are clea:ly within the police power of tho State. i Our sct of April 7, 1571, i9 as follows : Bs it enacted, &c., That no railroad corporation ed or doing business in this Btate undcr any nct of incorporntion or general law of this State now in force, or which may bo hereafter cnacted, ehall. churgo or coilect for the tranrportation of goods, merchandise, or property on its €aid road, for any distance, the £ame, nor any larger nor grester amount es toll or ‘compensation than is at the same time charged or col- Jocted for the transportation of eiwmnilar quantities of —+the samo clase of goods, merchzndise, or propesty;orer ~ s greater distance upon tho eame road. - 3 ' While the Massachusetts Commissioners argue that legielation limiting charges to so much per mils for cach pessenger, and for each tonof freight, economically coasidered, is fouuded on 8 wrong principle, yet they admit the propricty of our freight law. bé adding : ““ OF cource this economical principle mustnot be confused with the abuses perpetraled by the railroad corpor- tions in cliarging heavier ratesto intermediate than to competing points, or with the exfortions at times practiced on local usiness.” : . Inviewof thisstatement, neither Tax Tnz- - uxE, nor the railroad’ corporztions of this State, .--can derive much consolazion from this report of tho 3Massachucetts Commissioners. Whatever mey bo thoir notions es to the varions plsua de- vised for ostablishing maximum charges, - they unquostionably ndmit, 88 all right-minded perzons must, that tho abuscs perpotrated by the railrozd corporstions in charging heavier maica to intermediate then 0 compoting poinis, fad tho extortions pructiced by thom on 1 businesg, ehonld, if possible, be preveniod by legislation. And the prevention and punishment of such abuscs and_oxtortions are tho sole pur- pose and object of thoact of April 7, 1871, tko constitutionality of which is now in question in the Supremo Court of this State. . From the Kewance Independert. The important question in ths controversy be- twesn the railroads and the people, is, Go their charters plece them aboye or beyond the control, or independent of, the laws of the Btate? In this is jnvolved the old doctrine of “vested rights,” by which itis claimed that franchises - gratod by one Legisie ture cannot bo interfered with by a subseguent one. B ‘This is the whole -question at iseue in the Present controversy, and it must be decided by 1hs courts, end, of course, will be carried to tha . -court of Jabt resori—the Supreme Court.of the ~- United States. Skould thst decision, whenever mede, bo in fevor of the people, then there will be little difficulty in enforeing the lawa against the railroads. Should it be decided in favor of the railroads, then the people will have to look to other measures for emancipation from rail- rosd rule, which the. faturc must develop. That the people will quietly submit to a tyranny %0 oppressive es.that imposed upon them by these goulless corporations, is bardly probablo: Until sach decision is reachied, the only remedy i the enforcementof the laws by the legally constituted suthorities of the State. How far the railrosds will resist those, romasins to .bul from somo of be secn, but ghould tho Legiclature pass efticient IuwsI and officers g!‘:f anfil;')ant norvo and “backbone” be appointed to enforce them, it seems y probablo that tho railroads will resiet them. It certainly would not be policy for them to do 80, if tho Execative of tho State ehould manifest deter- mination to enforco them at all hazards, as he would be bound to do by his oath of offica., 'The idea of individuals or mobs atiempting to compel railroad conductors to take s less fare than that prescribed by the Company ia simply absurd. As well might o mob underiske to en {force the Temperance law which some individual o company ia conslantly violating. Mobs aross ell times, and under circumstances, danger- ous, and of doubtfal expediency, and shoald never be tolerated for 5 moment, oven in cases of great provocation. How much less, then, in the "X;asenc contest, where no possible good can rest §except 8n occasional free ride) to any one. If the railroad companies cannot bo renched by law, there is an ond of the argument, 80 far 28 thoy are concerned. p From_the Rock Island Arqus. __The farmars should organize clubs or granges in evary township in Ilinois, and concentrato their power for _their own protection, regardless of political parties. should be permanent. They should roguire old rale to bo rovived and practiced, viz.: that no public corporation has any ‘vested rights which the people cannot recall when the public good requircs it; that no Legislaturo has tho power to deprive tho people of that right, and ony act of any Legislaturo contrary to that prin- ciplo was never law, but was iliegal and void from the date of its passage. ’I’hoa' should take especial care that no man 1s elected to any oflica who is opposed to_their interests, Thoy sl:ould insist upon a written answer from all candidates as to their action affecting their interests. 'They shounld insist on a_radical revision of the tariff, ond & relief from the oncroms bur- dens it imgoua upon_the interests of - agri- calture, and upon ndjusting it to a_strictly Tovenuo basis, thus facilitating a mora free cx- nhn.ng‘n of productions with zll parts of tho world. and thus opening & relisble market for their Burplos products. In othor words, thus ensbling them to sell where theycan eell dearest, snd buy whero they can bny cheepest. They ehould take especial caro that no man is elecied = Judge, or o member of the Legielature, or a member of Congress, who does not hold to these views, and who will not pledge himself to carry them into practice. They must not_expect ini- mediste relief from their burdens. It can only come after years of patient, persistont work. 1f the farmers are not prepared to study their own intorests and to keep up thoir organizations, and work for their interests, then things will - g0 on 18 nt present, with class legislation controlling the country, and tho rich growing richer and the Ppoor growing pocrer. the From the Wenona Indez. Tho following is'one among othor rosolutions aseed at & so-celled Farmer's Convention at Princoton, on Saturdsy last: That thoso pewspapers that do not support tho cause of the people in this contest with the railway ‘monopolies, but take sides with those aggressors upon ihe peaple’s rights, are unworthy of our patronxge, and ehould receive nmo countenance or support from a putriotic people, n conversation with 8 physician recently, ho remarkod that he hod (a short time previous), visitod the Insune Asylam,—spont sovaral wooks there, and sinco that timo'was thoroughly eatis- fled in his own mind that “a very emall portion of the crazy pooplo over went to the asylum.” After roading the sbove_resolution, the remarl Boomod very forcible. Our oditorials heretoforo will show that the Fulez has been a warm frieud 1o tho farmer. It alwsys has been and always will bo. Buch a resolution us the bove never, come from tho honest, sober-thinking farmors, thoso excitablo. would-bo farmorm, whose uffarings are the lesst, and campleints the loudest. The press had its mission in the contest, 8nd Do resolutions fould in suy way eterve it grsf; duty, gag-law 18 & grace, especi: when 22 atfaipt in made temazzlo the pross. Lot tho bo frse and untrammeled ; Wwo havo no_fears but it will be found on the side of the xighl, Bo faraswo are concerned, we want no QiZatlon. Of courso wo are pleased tohave coun- £01 2nd advioe upon any question, but onr better patoro must ory oot Bgainst such a rosolution. Aawa view it, tho groat cause of complaint is pes_ i %, but botween Chicago and New Yok The freighta in Tlinois ere bnt a drop in iEo bucket o that. East. The railroads hnvo Tizbls which wo mast all respoct, and wo believe ths peaplo bave rights which railronds must roupeci. Henoo, it is highly important that editors ghoald be allowod to conduct their col~ amne eo thoy doom proper. They will do 1T in any cvent, and such crazy reselutions will on- 1y injase tho canse. From (32 Carralton (T Gacet. Ameciing of prominend Liberal Ropublicans 209 Domocrats was held in Springfield, on the eveniog of - tho 19th inst., which Gov. Palmer, Ko, X 3L Haines, sod others addressed. Tho mneting was held for consnltation, and it was docided fo complotely recrganize tho party. A commities of leading Senstors, Reprozentatives, 223 ofhars, of which Gov. Palmer is Chairman, B fppropsio =0 addross reafiirming the Cincin® xoti Plaiform, but sbeolutoly favoring an adjust- menf of _tho taxiff to a rovenuo basis. Tho ad- droes will take strong grounds againgt monopo- 1y, pertionlsrly railro; and denonnce corrup- tion in every form. Ii is claimed that 200,000 farmers will support such an organization. The eetirg created & great deal of excitemca.t, and 1 mass convention of all opposed to raitrond cx- tortion and monopoly is expected to bo called ot an early day. K It is a dull politician and 2 duller citizen—no matter what their former beliefe—who cannot discern that a quick and perfect organization of & party upon the bagis indicated, is the' one thing na in this hour of the nation’s peril from the stupendous frauds of the day. For our part, we g;nposu not to cling to the ghosts of the past, but will go up with tho moving masses which favor prompt_action to cure present ills, Itis high time, wo think, that all men should take stand for tho_reforms demended; and not allow the corruptionists to control themachinery g{l g%vnmmem o moment longer if it can bo clped. s We proposo to act in the fature for the fataro; snd to disrogard, if noed be, the old party tics which would bind us to the dead issues of the past. In the present crisis, there can be but two wides to tho question, and men must _be arrayed either for or against tho Wrongs now transpiring. Tho Springfield movement is a timely one. A SINGULAR STORY. Hoqw o JMeu Lost Dis Health, His Wife, and Rildren by Going to the War in 1862— Giving Him Up for Dead, Nis Wife Con- tracte Another Marricge, and Removes to Chicago. A singular story of the Enoch Arden school comes to ns from Now York, baving & local in- terest for Chicagoans, inasmuch 8s the Annie Loo is living, or supposed to be living, in Chi- cago. Tho story i s briof one, and to this ef- foct: Isaac Dovoe was & laborer, a marricd man, with several children. In1862he enlisted in tho rogalar army snd went South, for pur- poses well lnown to quite a number of tho ‘“Colonels” and “Captsing” who figure so largely in ward politics. In the early duys}of tho sioge of Petersburg, he was captarad by tho rebels, when all commu- nication with his wife, to whom he had written regularly, ceased promptly. He was transforred over und over again, unhl the cossation of the war, whon ho was releasod, utterly broken down in heslth by the treatment ho received from tho Chivalry. Ho was compolled to go iato hospital st Now Orlesus, having provionsly written to Lis wife. During tho cight months of his stay in hoepital he received no reply from his wife, 50 o gavo herup for dead, end, havig racovéred somothing like health, ho began light employ- ment on 8 Mississippi_ stesmbont, but was agaln compelled to go to hospital, whero ho romained for one year. ~Having by this time fally recov- ered, he obtained employment eecond timo on tho river, and there remzined until s fow weeks ago, whon ho returned to Poughkeepsie to find his wife. His_wife, mesntime, had loared that he wasdead. The support of bergelf and children fell upon her, and she was roduced to absolute want. She left her children with her brother st Kingston, N. X', and found employ- ment as & factory operative in Cohoes, N, ¥. In 1868 sho Toturned to Poughkecpsie, and thers marricd en old lover named Barney Dovlin, and Jived with him in New York until tho spring of 1870, when the family came_to Chicago, which i8 tho last known of them. hen Devoo arrived in Poughkeepeio, ho kad somo little dificulty in atablishing bis fdontity, but, having dono"so, Te loarned the story of his wife's second mar- riage. Here onda tho Enoch Ardon story. Ho a5 quite philosophical about it, but dotermined to God his chiidren and keep them. If his wife was living happily with ber new husband, he would not interfere, but ‘ho must have his children. ~Whether ho has found them in this cityor not is not known. Tho directory fuile, among the Devlins, to give tho name of Barney, but thero is & widow of that name living on Jefferson strect, whither, should thie meat 50 _organizations - o eve of the wandering Tsasc, ho* muy a8 well betake himself, and, perhaps, finda “4xifo and fixins' all resdy fo:dflig,“ o Bamant Gerridge was wont to observe. sickness at Springficld. . From the Galena (1l,) Gazette, Wo think it was five mombers of the Consti- tutional Convention that died during tho session of that body ¢ Springfiold, and some_four or five membors of the last Leglslature died durin o goesion. Of fho preacut Legislataro, whie has boen in session loss than two months, two membcrs bave already dicd, two more axo g0 ill that thoy aro_ not expected 'to recover, and not Jess thon twelve moro are too il to atlend thio scasiona. At the pressnt rato, it looks as though it would b bat o short timo beforo it would not bo possible fo muster a quornm. Whether Springfield is an unhealthy place, or whother the fault lis with the rooms in which the two Houses meet, wo do not knor, but certain it is that the rate’ of mickness tnd 'death among the members is becoming alarming. . Senator Stewart, of Nevada, has the most su- perbly furnished Bonso in x'gn:’mngmn. Pome- rox Lzd & §17,000 parlor sot imported, but Stew art hus got'from Europe, among otber nica things, a cabinet of ebony and Florentine mosnic which'is oaid by connoissonrs to be euaqlled only.by one in tho Pitti Palace, CITY REAL ESTATE, O SALE—BY OSBORN & SON, 13 SOUTH Tydo Park, 1 " ydo Pasi fine rostdenco and gronnds; lang time; 5o Puairiear, bouss, § roome; 86,00, . ~second.at., X + 81,600 un- oty e AL b bk S0 Honore-sL, oar Adam, Batory butck: S50, ear Adams, 3-story framo; S5, W00, Tioyao-st., mice cottage? E3,000, 2 83,500, noar Adams, fino bouso and gronnds: 210,000 Jackvon-st., near Loomls; fino {nvestmont i takon bo fors March Loavittat., near Adams; anusually pleasant, and chaap, easy torma; 37,600, A Park-av., S.story and basemont brick; 87,000, g Washington.at.: a Dumber of brick and framo houses, ranging from $5, 660 to 315,600 GAINS. Lots on Jacksonst., near Roboy; 82,000 esch. Lots on Flournoy-st., noar Robe; 000 ench.. Lota on Adams and Jackson-sts., just ontside Sre-lim- ita; must realize, sud will sell cheip, { 'OR SALE-BARGAINS—COTTAGE AND LOT ON Noblo-t., £1,60. Tiwo hoases dud lot oo Nortk Pearia-st., §3,50. Brick houss and lot, Grovo:st., 83,200, Lot on Hennitage-av., near York, 81,500, ¢ oo aad barn, gudd nelgkborhood, 0. niesr Lincoln Park per foot, $40- Lo ZLots on Liacoln-av. per foot, $35 ' NORTON CULVER, - T . Sotropohias Block. GFt RALE-INDIANA-AY., SOUTH OF TWENTY- ehxtins ; ‘Very dosirabla 10-room house, with bath.room, laund, 5004 2ollar, and azaplo- closela} lot E5RIR0; $8,800; S50 e ‘Michigan.av.. ear Fourtoonth, esst front, olopint Brkors BT Hanaard: b eoesy, ample. clocotss 508 ‘barui lot 56 }xis); §21,000; ono-third cash. ydo Park, 24 tory dnd Afnnsard roof cottago, 9 rooms, i Gl B2 ool Garas oaly Shisor one oh bargain. : Welnutat., near Robos, 13-room houso, with lot and ‘barn, $6,000; one-third cash: worth §8,000. FRANCIS W. COREY & CO., e ‘Metbodiat Church Block. OF, SALE_DESTEADRE RESIDENCES— ichiga b0foet, near Twonty-third-st; §25,000. Michigag-ai .y €28T Iy Gan ., fAno beick, moar Tonty third.ot. : 817,00, chigad-ar,, Ao brick, noar Trronty.third at. ; 812,000, Pratrio-ave, Gorthof Twonty mintb-as.s 26 foots Sikow: Prairio-ar., nosr Stetoonthst:: 814,00 Indisnaar, near Twonty-Aithiat., 8 fost, east front: 810,500, G4T LELAND, 18 Destborn st. OF SALE_OHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS— Michigpav., 10 feof, ot front, soar Thidty- 2 Bargata: 100 Teot, east front, moar Twontyminth-st. & feot, oest front, noar Twenty.third-st. , 72 feet, eaut front, ncer T ~fourth-at, South Park-av,, 48 f&dt.A‘u!l froat, near Twenty-niath- o LELAND, 18 Dearbor OX SALE — X0. 13 SOUTH MAY.ST,, FINST house south of Washington-at., 1ot 162120, Housn, two Htarioe, with bick basement, 1 Fooms, Dath-rooms, wa. ‘tor-closets, and a1l modern tonvonioncess Iocation very desirable, being ono of tho plaasantest residence nolghi= borhoods’ In the city, 3ad adjacent o basinows: wiil sell 8%a bargain. upon’ terms 10 suit yurchasor, to ihe frat Fesponsiblo-apblicant. Apply o, or addrass, OWNER, pon tho prorascs. OB SALE_TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRIOK Bouss of 1 roome:, all modern imiprovementss barn and ot 20x135 faot on Washington-st., near Wood. BNYDER LEE, 11 Nixow's Bullding, norihoast cormer Monroo and LaSatio-ats. TFOR BALE-TIE T70-STORY AND BASENENT 3luo o Sacaar ot wajommine 0. s: HUBBARD, S/ 20 ano vaceni G 8. A R A A JOR SALE—A FIRST.CLASS RESIDENCE, %01 H Lakoav.5 for salast a bursain, sl oa vory sosson: o them “A"nuinber of Ao residencos and bullding lots for esloon e avine proporty for sala aro respectfallysolicted s har . o toleavo desoripiion and. ‘r‘g;zé:’-‘ol asle —.g':l : : & 5 stato Agon *oom 6, Stathodiat Ghurch Block. TOR_SALE_ON WABASHAY,. NEAR THIR: toth-at., 43 foet ezt frons, with two-stacy frama honse.. Prics, $10.000; Torms oauy: | WING & FARLIN, 65 i53st Madison-at., cornor State, Room 1. GR SALE_THAT SPLENDID HOTSE, WITH LOT S0 iber. sotthivast comer of Hinboy aud Jackaon- ata, “Abargain'{n this proporty for 10 daye, an owner wabta to goSouth. B. F. CLARKE & CO., {23 LaSalio- B0, Room 4. TOR SALE_TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE OF 1o o0, water and gue 2ad lot ST feet, on Peorla: at., Botwoon Lake and Fulton. SNYDER & LEB, 1 be SUSURBAN REAL ESTATE. TO RENT--HOUSES, DR SALE_LOMBARD HOMFSTEADS F twostory frame bouss, with half oot od e time. Ad‘l‘r‘\‘ll';c:r‘;c'l framo house, lot 100x250 feet, with shado Y o Wfl‘ nev;g:mo ‘building—will makea good dwelling—lot bust rop! ] osed it e P, g, et ety e o‘::::“vf‘;mrd d co pro] '+ in lots blocks, or byt "ATio, 3c0 proporty a¢a ba St Lo e s ropousd Sives mapiatog tawn plat of worka: ‘Reoal Betato Doaler, 154 LaSailo s heseiooat. NOR BALE_AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS_FIV JQGon timbirod rida for suboidizg. oan biock froms sy Sgpous” price will inde Darehar 0 bor <ont rot fa 187 2 Rilso fhreo nores pratrio, two blocks from Al fous g Dullding sitce, Besvly Hombemed Saomas e e 12 3 parts of Morgan Park and Washing- Ve havo lo o : ton Tielghis, and will farniah fres. Trampertadion 1y prs: B S R il beforo b ornio time for train, IR LIRS dpok 1% LaSaile-st. OB SALE-SUBURBAN— B Tgacreaia B, 3, 13 £ Scros at Hawthoro. 10 acres o Gouth Park.ar. Bonlerard. 6 acres on Fighty-seventh-at. Boulavard. Acro tracts on Stony Island-av, 2nd Seventy-firstst. ‘Other tracts acre properts. CHACE & ABFELL, "1 Dearborn-at. Honors Jlock. J{OF_SALE CHOIOE PIRGE OF ACRE PROP: Sty it the naw subuth of Cizonoria, Mitablo 108 i Sdvance, o & pactia gor 1 AR s LASt o s o cliyproperty. RHO! B ka5 ahow that. " ave Hiaws ST seomoer ot e . 0. B L CANFIELD, 0 LaSslloat, o o T{OR SALE-DESIRABLE LOTS IN ENGLERGOD, Austio, sod Ravenswood -3 o E AT, 6 Lagatloat, o oeo bousos ac Anatlu "Fon SALE—1 HAVE_SEVERAL VERY DESIRA- 50 blo farms within 2 milesof Chicago, at lces than ‘acro. - Alsc, some rery ehoico hogsis and 13303 36 ogtowosd, vory chesp. JOBN BYRNE, Hoam 0, Ol Block, 152 LaSalle-st. ] Fox SALE_VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY in Hyda Park, handsomelysituated, kood housa, and lonty of ground. Will be sold low and terms, If 'OR. SA!EB—“'AFSEK,GT?X HE':GHTS—CL&TS é)fi acros cheap. Frco faro for customory. E oL f WILSOS, Hoom , 19 LaBalle-ats - OR SALE_CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN HYDE E P‘:rk by CHACE & ABELL, 18i Dearborn-st., Huvlwx!: lock, 5 0 RENT-SEVERAL ELEGANT HOMES; ONE 5 (will ront alone for S125) pir on Michigun-as. for month, to party who will buy famnitare at 81,600; cost $2,000 wholesalo; Isrgo, fine lot, &c. Also, wantad, sev. ood vo. JACOB C. MAGILL, 8 and gamdhalo defe. " JA eyl WANRTED--MALE HELD. Bookkeepers, Clorks, Eto. ANTED—A SHORT-HAND WRITER FOR COR- Tospondence and general olerical work ; must write ‘handsomely in long hand. Address 1169, Tribuno office, 1p baadwriting of spplicant, stating salary wantod an Dumber of words per minuté ho can write n short hand, 3 T montkh. 3 o &l Wottorm Naws Cory 155 41 RadoIph-st. 0 RENT_SEVERAL DESIRABLE_COTTAGES, with furnitary fo 3 & 5 3 5010 800, 3. B, RIMBALL, 19 Desbirasts '0 RENT—FURNISHED HOI ONB E] N-AV. ;r‘ ?wflnr would board for mnEszApnglt NCF:‘DBI}:F 0 RENT—AND FURTITURE FOR SALE_AN L. ANTED —THIS_FORENOON, WITH REFER- ences, two men with 501 ‘experiunce as salesmon. BRADLEY & CO., 73 Carrol-st., cornor of Hoyno. SITUATICNS . WANTED--MALE. A A AN PPN Bookkeepers, Clerks, &o. ITUATION \ANTED—A. L. DIXOY, ‘acconntant, Room 1, 119 Dearborn-at, Books opaued Aaad closed; complicated sccounts: xnd sdjusted FPosting by the day, woek, or month on reasonablo tazit Oftica work In general promptly executed. - - TIUATION WANTED-—BY AN EXPERIENCED bookkeopor who s well recommended Address P. TANTED_IMMEDIATELY—BOOKKEEPER TOR . wholeralo house doidg & moderats business: answer in applicsnt's handwriting: give reforences, and state salary expected. Addross VWANTED 3 FIRST-GLASS D) Tribune otica. GOODS SALES. ‘men._Apply at PARDRIDGE'S, 812 Statest. L2 o. QUUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MY, peaks German nad Epclish; has had long cxparienca 1a Froceny business: s 2 gacd anipping olerk o . ico. Ad D—SO1 N TRAVELER= 3 A ralidis-seed toan. ofIat g Diusineds AL4GAIGARED B3 Kontucky, Georgis, Al North and Soath Caroll- roou, T-atary and busement house, well furnished Trades. t3'a sltmation agen! ‘nome forars i) Luiinger beds, sad Vaddlor, sapes, | yoraNTED — PRESS BOVS AT I WILLSON & Eohro or manuisctory. Address. - fa :I:ny-.f" glvin 5 SE S T B tllt > et foted | WG s, Shaomont i oS, entrmace No. ¥4 | piait il butatl rkED VENY, adinls Horer, Baivare o Slects 4701y b0 1 - GO0 DICH, 38 W | S e ATTEDTATREY PATTERMIARETS, | QITUATION WANTED=XS S WITL 3 = — | LN N ] S SALI N, W 0 RENT_SFO00ND AND THIRD FLOORS OF N T sa Labe. | 804 & bottkeapor, by i o s oy’ O (P LLL butlding 47 North Clark at., now ocoupied as 8 bosrd- | T\FANTED—T0 CARPENTERS, CORNER TAKE bogb of relerence. Addrats JUSIUR, No. el g houso ; immedisto possession given. cnt. “and Dearbora-sts. Inquiro of HARDING or o i) S Tfaire on tho premises. CHRISTIAN, : QIIUATION WARTED A GENTLESAR WHOTAR 7O TN _TIOUSE, BARN, AXDLATGE LOT. X0, 1131 Michigan-av., cormner Thirtioth-st.; splendid ‘chanco to bogin e Iflkl’tp‘m: mew furnitare for saloat ngml;!,,nducllm: i d(’xz , ‘Wfl] le"h:D long hu“r‘n‘r;. Tihiy pavinents, or exchango for merchaadiso or build Tk materiat. Call a house, ol 0 REXT-HOUSE_OF NINE ROONS IN GOOD neighborhood at £60 a month, possession giren March 1. Stoves and gas fixtures for sale. Inquire on promiscs, 307 Weat Jackoomst. nssr Abordoca. Snburban. 1T0 BEXT_HOUSE. AT PARRSIDE, CHACE & £BELL, 184 Duarborn.st._Horara Riock. - TO RENT--STORES, OFFICES, &o- 0 RENT—SECOND FLOOR 189 WEST MADISON-" st.: best room {n city for dentist or nas light businces: aoar Halsted-st. ~ D. COLE & KON, 165 West Badi® plato and hollow ware; the hiy ". Trolfth-st. VWASTED-INMEDIATELY—13 MOULDEES: to work on agricultaral implements, and & oa Do wages and steady em plorment givea. Address BUDINE & ) Jeffer- son City, o e s GUSTON CUTTER O Adaross O B, DIEHL & BROv Wabsab, Ind. oo R o o T B ) makors, 5 conatry : sio 54 good pas- “Bpply 5o H.L DXL, R ANTED_A GOOD, BUS PAISTER: ONE THAT can T 81 t 3 E Ve s god sy 5 morai, a¢ 55 Went FANTED—3 OF 4 GOOD JIOOK COMPOSITO WA ERnte 5097 SOSBSQMER 0% A PHOTOGEAPH Canal-st. ”-‘VANI'BD—A PRINTER IN gallery. 828 Soutk: State-st. 0 RENT—SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH floors of building 78 and 80 Statest. J. MATTESON, & LaSalle-t. 0_RENT_OR FOR BALE—ONE OF TIIE BEST nowa or. frult stands In tho city. Apply to C. NU- GENT, st Westorn Nows Company, 42 and 4 Ran- dolph-# 0 RENT_DESIRABLI: STORES, Dasomouts, on Stalo-it., near Van Luren. ‘WALLER, 80 State-st., Room 6. 10 RENT—OR FOR S8ALE—A FACTORY 35370, three- story high, nsed for a furnitare ‘ahiop; ongine sd boil: ¢rnow thopromises front threo stroeis. Apply st 23 Milwaukooav. i TOFTS, AND C.8. CHACE & ABELL, 181 Dearbornst., Em Br;é;l:le 51;?!'\0 &Gd Saw Works, Lind Block, Raadolph and OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROP- | N0 RENT-THE STORE AND BASEMENT FOR- orty, 31 sarss, hreotourihs of & milo south of a1 School, with liouses well improved, and il kinds of {fruit trees; Blus Island dnmmy passos’ the promiscs ten times & Gay. Apply to Pi J. DUNN, on thopremisce, Bnoridan-av. merly occupied by Wesge, Kirtland & Ordwar, cor- ner of Monroo and Aarket-sts. This is one of the most deafrablo locations in the citz, and will bo I on favor- ablo terms. _ Inquire of HENRY W. KING & CO. OR, SALY. — HOUSE AND 1OT AT OAKLAND, city limits, etnsacrifics, i tzken this weok. _ Fasy 1orms, and a birgsin. Apply to ULRICK & BOND, Dearborn'st., Basement. TRORBALE— AGRES (0 ACRES GROVE, Wit ‘uildings ond Improvemonta. that coat 815,00, 18 imilos frow Chicago and 0o zallo from station on U., ¥, & QLR s vor Soubasioplics: pan” pmatt il o Ricos in & suburban proporty. oG, 8. HUBBAID) JIt.. 15 Washtagionst. " OR SALE_AUSTIN AND NORWOOD PARE 5 Totsor bibela, W' har argaina: WILSEN: PEIRCE & CO.. Room 6, Noo 13 Clariste JFOF SALE-OR EET_KR IISSDALE, O S{0ST Thom 50t BT8O, Ao e et Hiaadeter com £1, 00, Address or at O 3t 8f Stateat. O 3. STOUCH: . oot an ‘school; ridge v 5.3 foot abovo tho Jeke, with: mfaez"uw?nzf‘%}?fb hleago; T. F. WHEKLER, TON AND SOUTH EVANSTO N o onas and e ot 4001 . Now Boiee aud twa lota L b0 e B AR % P 55 Brran Block, Chtea cago. T. ¥ WHEELER, Lyons Block, Evanston. OR SALE_% ACRES IN I, ®, [, GLOSE 10 Noribwestir car. ahop . JAMEY 1 HILY, § achav. o only 815 to $25 per front [oot, on exsy torms. ADAMS. ST Bran Lyons Biock, Evanston. TO RENT--ROOMS. TD RENT—£3 TWENTY-SECOND-ST-<A LARGE fornished or unfurnishod room, suitable for two per- ians; roteronces required. 0 RENT—SUITE OF ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR, . farnished or unfurnished, to respectable partles, withor without board. Also, ‘single rooms on second floor, A fow day boardors can be accommodated. Illinals- t., sixth house cast of Rash-st. NT_3 WELL FURNISHED DEDROOM, Xopt warm; gas and carc. TT0_EES with privilego of perlor: £350nth Green-st. \0 RENT—A NICE FURNISHED ROO3 FOR ONE | or two gentiemen in vam famlly, very quist and comfortabls, at 110 South Groo: —3 RO INTHE THIRD FLOOR, NO. 134 West Randoiph-at. Luquire 124 West Randolph- 8k, Boom 3. 10 RENT--FURNISHED ROOM, GAS, HEATED, room and closet. 143 Soath Jotfurson-s WANTED---TO RENT. VWANTED-TO RENT_ON THE SOUTH SIDE, ‘orth of Trenty.socond-st., & stabls that will accam’y ‘modate 18 or 20 horscs, or two Amallcr. stablos closo to- gotlrer. B, 9 Btato-at. 2 \ANTEDTO RENTTAREE ROONS; STITAULE for light housokecping, farnished or unfarnizhed, o3 ‘Weat Side, St . Adds 9, dreas, for one week, WL, A. BON HMiscellancons. b ANTED—A GOOD TENOR SINGER FOR A church quarterto: reforsnces desired. Call orad- 57 Deatbora-at: VWASTED_ESEIGETIQ GENTLENEN 0T OF mploymont, hasing 86, ca e or ook “Chli"And sxamino at 421 Sonts Halsted. F. B BECK. FANTED_IIEN LOOKING FOR_EMPLOYMENT of lni ldnn‘d‘.” Also man with 2230. Applrat 157 Filthar., ad a long experionce in the icaltural impleme: $ron, aud 3215 tradg wishes to maks Arrsngomanis ik & fln&-l;slt house. Best referonces. "Address Y 54, Trib- ung oifice, TTOATION WANTED1S TRAVELING SaLEs: ‘man 13 wholesalo grocery trads,. an com; Salary. Heet roforencos tasaiabiod: Address 1 3, Teibe g o, - % TTUATION WANTED—AS HOTEL OLERE, THE advortiser has had 10 years' exporienco. Tho boat roforences. Address B, Room 64 Otis Block. Trados. ITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED castom cutter, from’ New York. Satlsfaction guar- eed. Address 81 Wisconsin-st., care of Heltbabn. Conochmen. Teamsters. e ‘ S o A e Kacie ST ECTABLE by Eardener, wis 18 cooks. Addroes B 2 Tribuns ofes. Miscellineous. QUIUATION WANTED-BY A MaN, AS 4 Fnr. (pinn for mushuns s ey, immehelenly from his Yast omployer. Adress F 56, Tribune offeo:. —_ » TTUATION WASTED-BY A TRAVELLLN : el b e e & oot city. Address’ COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER, Box 2, Froéport, 1 e e e SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALEF ant b’ fisngo;mfixnzn“Tf“' A EMART, INTEL. jgent boy, who can wrile & £ood haad, "and (s sc- mainted with the city, &t the Newspaper Unlan ottice, 114 ANTED_NEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT 10 GALL on SMITH & WHITHORN, 17 Wost. Washington- si._Businoss pays better than wages. " TANTED~A FEW YOUNG MEN TO:LEARN A lght business at T!!Rh].‘v GIU'\"SLM Stato-at. " "ANTED—-MAN AND WIFE TO RUN A LUNCH. counter and boarding. Eversthing found except prprisions, Cumo quick, ihe Douss @ full. ~ WESI- SEOOBE, Sthouth Uanalat,) = gty W ANTED—A BOY TO TAKE CARE OF A HORSE | and make himself zenerally useful, at 243 ‘I'wenty- inthst. “ 'ANTED—A BOY: ONE WITH SOME KNOWL- adgo in drug business proferred ; mast speak German and English. Ioquiro at E. A. ROSENE & CO.'S pre- scriptiun drug store, corner Division and ick ats. VY ANTED-A MAN 7O ATTEND TO A HORSE and cow. Apply at 149)4 Twenty-second-st., near ‘Wabash-a '\VA:\'TZD—ADVEETlsLMFA\'T' SOLICITOR. Rooms 1 and 3, third floor, McVicker's Thoztre Bullding. Applybstecen9aud 11 a. m. VY ASTED—0 WOODCHOPPERS FOR MICGHI- MhedsSor” Tiinoies 2 thoemeakioss fer. Obioe Apoly 1o spdafor llaoe: 2 hoemakers for Obio. RTINS BinG, Sor South Capalate 0" VWAREED-A GOOD EUSKER FOR THE EAGLE Hotel, ono that undersiands the Northwestern De- pot. - No. & West Water-st. YV ATIED AN HONEST, JCTIVE OFFICE BOY. T. L. MILLER, ltoom §, 355 East Madison-at. TWASTIED &0 RAILEOAD TAGORERS TOR "Tex28; 50 woodchioppers, 25 farin hands. ANGELL & COAKEHR, 21 West Itandolph-st. v VW ANTEL-MEN OUT OF SITUATIONS CAX FIXD immediato employment by calling at WM CRAW- BHAWS, & West Hadiso : WANTED--FEMALE HELP. 4 CO., %% Wabaab: COUNTRY REALESTATE. OR SALE_810,00-_BEAUTIF UL COUNTRY SEAT, only 17 miles from depot, 12 miles from city limits, on Chicago, Alton & St, Louis Railroad, 33 acros hicu lead, B0 foot above tho river, commandidg < solondid_sie Touse, barn, ‘&c. mprovoments cost ovor 5,00 nis charziing plice ought to bring 81,000 at loaat, ‘snd will, in & few yoars, be worth double that sum. Soch 1and is scarce about Chicago. Tho owner is about o B Fieae Joe A e Gars- 41 30'poF dons bolow B place for a fow dazs w o, J° BYATASWARREN, 18 Chasnbor of Gommorco: JOE, SALE_SEVERAL t AKD 1o ACRE TOTS, roved good eoll; prico lows Chieago, 3 EARLE, Tobarl, Tade 0 oo on OAF OR_ BALE_FARM—0 ACRES, OF, NORE, &6 ‘miles from Chicago; 83 pur acre: worth. ut must bosold: Addeots O 5 Toltane o L IOR SALE—FARM, CONTAINING %5 ACRES OF land, all under coltivatios, and well fenced;: sit- uated in Marion County, Iil., one milo from Farina Sta~ tion; thero aro two farm houses on tho property, barm, cattle sheds, corn crib, &c.ia fine orchard of peaches, Spplos. poars, de. 15 dcres bl wood Isnd nonr bys pieiry watar, and iirat.class railroad gaciliticn for ‘shlypiag produce; will b» sold on the most rezsonablo terms at 8 low rigure. APD& tooraddress J. BARWICK, Room i} 6, Mothiodist Church Block, Chicago, Iil. 'Fon SALE_FATS OF 120 ACRES, ALL UNDER chany iy oultivation; 100 miles from Chicago, Wonld ex- o for clty proporty and sssume incambrancos. Ap- South State-st. Lton's Building, northosst cormer Monroe aud 1 Salto- Be. . REAL ESTATE WANTED. JVARTER-TO RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, OR furnishod rooms for housekeoping, for fa of three; no children. Address M 16, Tribuoe office. BOARDING AND LODGING. - South Sldo. B 43 HUBBARD-COURT—A NEW BOARDING- bouse; first-clasa board, with room, 84 to £5.50 per ‘week, with use of piano, Day board, $4. 60 ‘WABASH-AV.—TO RENT, WITH OR WITH- Jout board, splendid parlors; marblo-top farniture, and all conveniences. Vzcaucy for twogentlemen. 9 0 WABASH.AV.—WELL-FURNISHED SLEEP- ing apartments to rent, in ono of the best locatigus onthe South ‘Address or call as above. . PRAGE-AV. — & BEAUTIFUL BACK 120 parlor: also, a phunn], room, with board. Domestics. - iy e ¢ nced’apply, at No. Biluo Toland-ates covnor Barrison st 0T o ANTED — A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL housowork in & Amall family, at 180,South Halsted= at., up-sualm, YV ANTED_Z STRONG, COSNPETERT GIRL, FOR Inuadsy and second-ork ; Germen or Scandinavian ly, to-day, at 1) Braiso gy, N A ey k, , and other heips, at b Wes Madison-st., Hoom 5. i Domestios. Yg ITUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDISH ranklinst. TTUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL, FOR.GEN. cral huusework in 8 small privato fasaily, or second yozk. Call st No. 113 Ewiog-st., up-atalr; eairauco o efforson.st. QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG NORWE. ian girl, In 8 mwall American family. ” Ploasa call a3 15 West fadiana-st. ITOATIONS WANTED—-BY TWO SISTERS, THE oze to do kitchien work, the other weoond work. Ad. dremMENorth Grmeniat: = SQUIUATION WANTED-BY X SWEDISE GIRT, TO econd wark o genaral honsowar! 2 Fate tanly el Feforeacos. | Cal or il TL S torn SXWATIO.\' WANTED-BY A -YOUNG DANISH h‘fi:" :‘l‘ do up-stairs work and dressmaking. No. 2§ TTUATIONS WANTED_BY ¥WO GIKRLS, ONE AS cook, th other 23 second gis], in & private fazaily, Call 0355 Third-s7. X ek GQITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO GOOD GIRLS, ons 10 cak, wash, ud_fron, thoother to do genor Bousasreck. Apply at i QITUATION WARN Jiron. [n'small family, by 2t 138 Hubbard. TUUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL, ) to do second work in a privato family. Address, U &5 Teibana otice. ITUATIONS WANTED—FOR SOME FIRST.CLASY cooks and all kinds of Gorman servants. Call immedl. ately, atdid Wabash-ar., Room 4. SITIIATIO WANTED—FOR 200 CERMAN .AND Scandinarian girls with referen 1in hotels, restau- rants, lanndries, hoarflln(nndylfl\'lct':‘mnu. tar Em- ploymont Otice, 135 West Mlonroost. 5 GQUUATION WANTED.BY A RESPECIABLE url, tado second or dining- i I fae,tested g ditag roop, vonk o prirate TTGATION WANTED—BY A OANADIAN 2 o o sacond mord 12 3 private. Tamir o peret Bousework fn & small family, Apply at 110 Wentworia av., up-stairs. ¥ Rayay. - TO COOK, WASH, AND ‘American woraan, ” Apply Seamstressos. GVTUATION WANTED_A DRESSMAEER WILL or e ; : Bas 16icat pastoras. - Address D19, Teibiiao oficer . Housckeepors. TTUATION WANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED LADY cairva 2 edfuation or position as housekoeper 1o & small I SR S TR L Wert WARGLAglon e COMROE Dfome - e ANTED-SWEDE OR GERMAN GIRL TO DO bousework in a small family. 48 Wost Adams-st. Roforoaces exclianged.’ JOUTH SIDE HOUSE, 121 STATEST.—PLEASANT | ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- rooms first-class board, 85 per we: singlo rooms, KXy it b 0od coolk, r, s £5; families accommodatod,” = © iy ‘oo otbefs neot wopir. Con bt 58 W ost Ve Barcaat. Wost Sido, T | TVASIED_GIRL, AT 15 ARCHER-AV., 'IN A ABERDEEN-ST---L LARGE FRONT ROOM, WP il do gove boiporc 14 with closat, for 2 gentlomen or ladios. < 94 BISHOPCOURT-HOUSE JUST TAKEN ARD mamly tarnistied 3 largo rooms (1 unfutnlshed) with frstclaas bosrd. Neatness, superior table, modern {m- provements.” Prices reasonxblo, f 44 JESTIAKE. B AND IR WEST SADISON, 61 South Ganal, 5 and 28 North Capalat., Wost Erook House lodgings azd bosrd: livo aud lot 1ivé. ° __ O itmpo o, B Far, borneoiE oo st ooy’ Sottags No- Pwcon Linco 3 choico nelziborhood. . T KING, 10 Lusalio-st. FDR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON ARNOLD-ST., noar Twenty-niath. 40%cot on West. Madison-st., near Cliaton; sory osey would e%- chango for rosidonce, »! Tot'on Urton Park, wost{ront. é?t Onh-l.\;'n'fllflv!dt. R Wanldfi.‘ldlunl’! for Iubfl‘rgltl I:l (o (ront rosidenos on MIchigau.at, wonld eehas for good busiaass ot TOWERT KD, -~ 120 LaSullo-at, OT. BALE—50) 1OTS UPON HALSTED, EMER- ald, Dashicll, Batler, Wallace, Arnold, ‘Twenty-sixth, Thirty-third, and Thirty-ecventh-sts,, and Archer, Egan, and Wentworth.avs, Termscasy: intorest 6 per cont. RATEBONE & CHIPMAN, 153 Alonroo-st. - JFORSALE S0 AGRES, CORNER FIFTY FIRTHST, N (Parkwas) and Ashlsnd-av. SNYDER & LEF, 11 on's Buflding, northesst cornor Mouroo and LaSalle- ats. QR SALE-Srziel FRET NORTAWEST GORNER f Wabuatar aod Tuitssecondat, o (oses in varioas voctiohs” of €ho_ ity fro s ward. o 1 ATlonYCHonR o e O & ABELE, 184 Dearbornat., Honore Block. FOR SATE M=o TEET ON MADEONSE. BE- ‘roon Oakioy.at. and Wostorn-nv. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nixows Buildin, northoast corer Monroo and . La Salloats, TFOR, SALE-TOTS ON WALLACE ST, BETWELN ThiAy first and Sixtisthests., 3460 to 81,000; also on Emerald, Dusbloll, Lowe, and- Hubbesta, JARES H. HILL & CO., 363 Wabasiiav. d QR SALE_TWOSTORY AND BASEMENT BLICK ‘hone, bar, and lot 202125, on Woat Washiogton st., ear Wood.' SNYDER & LFE, 14 Nixon's Bullding, ‘northeast cormner Monroo and LaSalle-sts. O BALE_THE =-ACRE BLOCK SOUTHWEST cornor Thirty-first and Wallace-sts., or would axe chango for first-class improved business property and as- sume 525,000 or 3 or would .put in auothor 2)-scre block worth U00'more than tho first, if necosssry. E. H. CUAIMINGS, Room3, 1oy East Randolph-st. - OR_ SALE_THE TWOBTORY RESIDENCE, with lot, No, 410 Warren-ar. = Prics £3.500; half cesh. Cheapest thing In Chicago. £, H. CUMBLINGS, No. T003ast Bandalph-et. wenty niath an foth-512., cast fron 7. HURFELER! 145 Clark-ate, corner Madison. T _ON SOUTH PARK-AV. near Twenty-fifth. 3 50 feet on Calumet-av., an 1\'65_‘!-‘0!“4'« J. MATTESON, 60 LaSallo-st. O A o 218 O CALTNET AV, 1Y X Davison's Subdiviston o5 5 Gy, B, 1. CLARIY & CO., 12 Lasal e F{OR BALE-LOTS AT INTERSECTH RAR: o e S LARKLY & J] oaly. 2 OR BALE_f0:I38 VEET, %nefi,gzn LEKE AFD mo o) st be sold this woek. LAR: KIN & JBNKS, 165 Ciarkst., Room 1. = OR_GALE—NEW BUBDIVISION LARKIN & OJENKE bavo & new sabdivision of 20 acres at tho now Northwestorn car-shops, Thesa lots zro [0x125, Those ‘wishing choics corners in this new city should call soon:. Tro el $5era ota Torafo oy low for 56ty ayment, balanco on five yesrs” 0, Woex- ace to rell themn il in thirey dasa. - Olbce, sontheast cor. mer Clark and Madison-sts., om 1. OF: SALE_8) FOOT CORNER OF WEST LAKE ?fi s Vilaiinacae., two bincka vest of Westarnar. of stores’ ¥ ook, e A1y to 35 STALL, S0 Kultonrste " 0" eng | A TYANTED-4 COTTAGE AND LOT ON MONTHLY ‘payments of 85 to 260; £100 down : must bo south of Twenty.socond-sf, in good neighborhsod. wishing 10 sell on thoso teras, address, with full 1ars, U'%, Tribune oftice. VW ASLED & GOOD HOUSE AND LOT OX THE Wost Stde, south of Laka.st. Address H, No. 49 Soath Home. BUSINESS CHANCES. A EINE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE OR EX. change at Per, 11l ;4 run of stong, b0 borge powor engino, warchouss, 6.; 8 ‘ostablished business 426 pedporty will bd dispSeed of wt groat, sscrifico: o S b A S R roal estate. o ‘Chiurch Block, ‘L"flyn i, N A NO. 1 STOOK CF GOODS FOR SALE, WITE and 8 five yoars' I0as0 of storo, o one of the na in tho ciiy; stock sbout §33,000. Will take apart in city real catate i dosirod. A rare. ehanco for B.man tost0pin to a tirst-clas sbusinoss of twenty years' standing. No ono noed apply buttliosomoaning business. Address W, Tribune ofiico, N _INTEREST IN A PAYING, ESTADLISHED anufacturing business for sale. éfl.m to 38,000 ro- uired; £ood oponing. J. B RIMBALL, Broker, 156 earbord-ete = A GOOD RESTAGRANT TOR SALE, CHEAP: ol ek 411 Beraagomtats mads. Tor Ptting s boee - Addroes 50, Yeibtas othcs. N A 1 CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT 13, very Sood Iocation of tha South Side; at s great bargaia. NOOKIN & FISCHER, 16 South Desplainse- K OR. SALE—_GRAIN MEN, ATTENTION—OUR cteim clovator end warohouso, With corn oribs at- Tached, all in good repatr; olerating and shelling all dono by stedm power: pituatod'tn ons of tho best corn sectiazs of the Stato, with facillties for shipping to Chicago orany n market. Will bo:sold at a groat barcain, In- quirs of DAVIS & McCLARY, 148 Sonth Clazk-st. i TSEERESTINA DY GODDSSTORE EOR SATE, Trado woll establishod. ~ Profits large. ~A firstclass #orola o fintlasa location. Addsow 1 64, Tribano of: ce.. IME KILNS FOR SALE—WE OFFER OUR KILNS, the most centrally located of any in the city, for salo ‘ata aacririco; we warrant thom asgood aa any in tho Stato, and aro dotcrminod to soll them: wny porsen wibiog (6 oo in the limo businces will iind them xl wadsecribo. Uress W. P. HARRIS & CO., Yoom 6, 8 LaSalle-st. T EASE_AND FURNITURE OF A FIRST-CLASS “boarding hosa ebing 12 good shape, et AT LS P e A 250 TO 86,000 TO_INVEST IN N EN VITH FROM Do} [BALL, Broker, 128 Dearboro-st. juess call on K. Good openigs on bang 79 5QUTIL NORGAN-ST-A VERY FLEASART 4 aud neatly-farnisticd room, with board ; sultable for ouo person. 80 SOUTH BANGAMONST A PLEASANT TN furnishod {ront room; alsoa room saltablo for two gentlomen, with boatd. 134, ARRESAT., CORNER $OOD-ST—VERY avitiag aceommédations for two souns gints 8 37 per week, aad for two young Iadios at 83 ver weok. Tablo saperfor.” - 3y “ANTED—ALL THE GERMAN, SCANDINAVIAY, and English girls in Chicago in search of employ~ ‘mont to come to our ottice, where thoy cad always gat oun- ployment on shonnotics. " Star Lmployment Ofhos, 138 Wost Aonroo-st. % ANTED —ONE_FIRST-CLASS IRONER AND starcher, at Pearl Laon 513 West Madison-st. 'VV_A:\'TED—A. GOOD GIRL TO HELP DO GEN- oral Louaswork: good wagos paid. 135 Wost Van Buren-at. : VW A TED-BINEDITELY, GOOh GIILS FOR ‘sucond work, genorsl Lonsowark, oo, Laundsy, 8¢ WAL, CIAVBECAW'S, & (Vest Sadison-st. VASTED_A GIRL T0 DO_GENERAT HOUSE: o 0 gisl. Reforoaces required. plyat T North Statost. i S ANTED—A FIRST-OLASS COOK: ONE THAT can bring ity roforoncos, at349 West Washiogton. ol ppls st 30 Quinnst.. LL CLATMS OR BALANOES AFTER DIVIDEND apainst the Chicag bankrupt insuranco: companies gahod by J. N WITHERELL, 10 Deasbornt., O e rans compaoti. O ONDERWOOD & : arance cora COMBS, Toom 15, 101 LaSaltoat. - _ il (CUADIS AGAINST TNSOLYENT INSURANCE WARELEY conipacies bonght by WAL S oo 1, Noseison Bisok; 18 Somth Cincaty © 1o IGHEST PHICE PAID FOR_ALL OLAINS OF bslances against Eastor o Yintims baniant b orince LaSule. : Dublic Lifo § SN AN 1 Psement, Bo ONEY, T0 LOAN_IN _SUMS. OF 55,000 ON T Amwvw city property. BAKER & _WAX? 10 _DInn\ M OSEY TO LOAN-TOR THREE OR FIve: YRams AV on fstdoproports. ROBERT RELD, 150 LaSalle-st. MOSEY TO LOAN OX CHICAGO REAL ESTATE, on 6 yoars' timo, at 10 por cont; tmproved or unim: roved. ALERED IANEY sangnnmfmm Olask and Had] h, ‘"EY TO‘L?ANRI'X Em!SdOP les.m TO o S R et 16, c00, paper 156 WESE LAREST —WEBER HOUST_PLEAS: &26 &ant rooms, with board, Dhy boarders accommo- ANTED—TWO nt.\'fia.n&tfillomm. RITCH. n gisl, and o e A2 app il . Batue Homo, tesshest 305 Wiy, NONEORST, — PLEASANT TUR- nisbiod room, with board, for two gentlemen. ~ _ |. 396 VBT RANDOLPHST.—BOARD IN PRI hu§ vato family, with laryo front room nicely fu nished, ing V'ANTED—AT 7 SOUTH BANGAMONST.. A 1 for kitolien work and to assfst s £ R AT o, i e walbice ANTED_IN SMALL FAMILY, A FIRST-OLABS saltablo for gontleman and wife, Alsoa oook. Rofercnco requirad. "Apply st &3 West ‘room, Monroo-3t. ANTED—A GOMPETEN Miscellancons. . WA SO e e OBl 10 CODK, LARGE FRONT ROOM RENT, A A R O O abl tarinrs for. the Foom. _Address H 06, Tribuno offico. BOARD WANTED. OARD-PERMANENT BOARD BY A GENTLE- ‘man and wife, east of State and north of Fouricenth: Bt Torms must bo roasonpble. Hofercnces giren. A dross Q 13; Tribuno ofice, 2 “ROABD-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, BOARD 2nd famished room;” fa & privato family proferred stata f othor bosrdars, aod lowest tarms, to' M 19, Trib- ‘mao ofiico, ANTED—A_GOOD €G0! ‘House, 48 North Halsted: AT THE REVERB ANTED—A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHIL. WY A e and 43 posond works st 16 Bents Pasirancs ‘pear Tanty-fourthst. 5 WA)\'TED—A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN- ‘oral housewdrk in a small private funily; -ous.who understands work, and is williug to attond o t, can se. gure « good altudtion by applying, immedistely, at 253 n-st % "ANTED—A HEALTHY WET-NURS) K WASREDSS: K Galitnacon beinon Toltls aoh Thirteenth sta. LOST AND FOUND. OST—ON SATURDAY, A CORAL MEDALION ‘sar-drop on tho streot, Or cars, Koing from Wabash- av. and Van Burenst. to 0, B. & Q. B- R, crossing, oF on the 3:15 train golng to Riversido. A euitabls reward will bo given Ly lesving it at SAMPSON, GILBERT & C0.'S, 267 and 29 Wabash-ov. OST-8U: AY, THE, 2D, ON MONROE-ST., botween 1hroop snd od-sts., point-lsce collarine. ¥inder will be liberally rowarded by returning same to (o3 Mobrooat., or 2 Chamhor of Commerco. ANTED_IMMEDIATELY — A _THOROUGHLY ‘competent corvant, ta do tho work of waitress and bouseriatd in & small fainily. = Tho best of wages paid. ADply Wednesdsy, botwaon tho hours of 10 and 1, Koom 1b, Sherman Houso, West Sadison-st., corner Cliaten. ANTEDt0 FIRSRCL ggmfl'mr;x KERS ON NTE] ST-CLA! [A ON VY i & hsans. Sichinee, st Hhor ot chu Chicago Shirt Manulactory, 49 West Madison-st. e S AR and 3o, 5 et 4 LINE LETANG, oi0 Ststaste 7 T T,OST-ON SATORDAY. A MINK GOA, EITHER on State and -Madison.st. csr or on SAngemon-st. ¥indar will be rowarded on Joaving 16 at No. & South Sangamon-at. : OST_A BROWN SETTRR HUNTING-DOG. ANY- ono roturning him to 1628 Wabssliav, will recoive s largo reward. Had a loathor collar on, with name and above addruss, when lost. T.OST5%, FED, 3, INSTATEST, CARBETWEEY Li Afadison and 3ii State, or In going from car. Auyons Foturning #25may retaln balanco as roward for Honosty, F. GRANGER, 746 Wabasn av. NG STEAM FIOURING MILL, § RUN STONE, o, eRing GO ol oot 4 ould soll baif 6r entire iatorest. B. L. CANFIELD, 6 OST—THIS MORNING, FEB. 9, A AUNTING- ‘caso gold watch, with A. S. marked om the ousido. A ltberal Foward givon on retamig it {o No.7 West Han® dolph-st. T. HASTIE. 3 ¥ ACCOUNT OF GOING INTO A HOTEL T OFFER. best peying dining room, oystor, and icg cream parlara for salo for money {avested in_tho ¢ty of Chicago; ks & piondid business: muat scll 1hia week, Call to-day sad examine. b9 Staie-st. M. E. ING) A ATE BUSINESS CHIANCE. For salo—Tornis cash. Schweizer's Coffeo Haate, comar Canel and Wethington, ‘an sccgunt of removal toSouth Side. : Appls at thio plecs. OR_SALE—LOTS AT HUMBOLDT PARE, AT vory. low prices on_ monthly pasments. L. F. CLARKE £ cB., 1 Lasallost. : SALE - ORt 70 EXOHANGE _TOR PROP- Foi‘"‘?:’"“mhdmfibf ety S kA et oo - i SIDNEY THOMAS, 12 Hicy f the clty, a v Pt Tkl ¥ Euliding. ATE —LOTS — CHEATEST PROPERY Of FOP?'%,E’J"“ m?’:fi"’”:‘&“fi“ it e ¢ fo-av. co, 2000 a 3 er lot, bein, 'é'nfiv%um ey ad oiming properey, by WL, B CORE 0N, 31 Bonth Canal at. —5XIie FEET, CONSER THIRTY- Ok SATE bargain, o4 frot corner aighth and Lzngloy-st B e e, S abie ook i ‘and Michigas_avs. oar Throypat. THITE & HEAD, 195 Clask-ste 'OR SALF—SOME RICE LOTS ON NORTH GIDE, ot of Biro limits, but neat horse cars, 02 oAy torms, 3iES, WHTINEY & CO., 146 Lasalle-st. - Z_NICE BRICK HOUSE, EAST FRONT, PO A N chobing race, masble mastels, 34 hotand ¢old water on every floor: water-closet, BAfkFoom, Sow Carpets, all or S0 ¢ fken oun. For A8 WitRey & C0., 16 Lasalle-st. ‘basins, HESS, o 1905163 TEET, NORTHWIST CORNER FOR A ICd Contray, | d. HIATTESOS, 60 rOR o sl i FOR SALEL. £ OR _ SALE_MEDIUM SIZED SAFE, OFFICE- dosk, ol Jor-stovo, sewing machine, engine, bFu‘(lctv aad winghextack 63 Weat Monsoe-at. PO R B Aty e gurs ot ran o mei s st GEO, Fr BAY, 80 foacker TOCK AND TIXTURES OF THE BEST PAYING lumber sard fa clty for sale; good tradu establialiod; dock rent reasonable, Call &b No. 160 Kingsbary-stey head of Ontario. NEWS STORE, £ () WILL B S350 _icizi eose vasiases st 56, Boss Rangolr HORSES AND CARRIAGES. 3 TCTION_THIS MORNING, AT 10 O'OLOCK—4 5% oF Bomes, miona, ey 1 celas e atock, - Tiow heick bark, 203 West Twellunst, - Ar RUSSELL. TOR SALE_AT A BARGAIN-OWNER IS LEAV- ing tho city —a coversd businoss wagem, robs, biankor, etc. _Apply at 142 Stato-st. OO SALEHONSES, NEW BARRESS, EXPRESS I} wagon, £33; 2 w bu; closg e Finge, open bugay: § males wenied. MCHENIYS, & o conrt. U S o Snoo Y TEEY 0 yeurs old: e SCHUTT, 15 Superior-st. iR s 0K SALE_LIGHT ANDHEAVY DELIVERT AND. express wazons of il kinds at 5 South Cazal-st. JFOR SALE-CHEAP_A FIRE LIGHT-SHIITING i hmnbg:‘w, bmu uéu- ulln‘d; u.‘" nsr:au of Yot e Fomested carclagos, 2press wagoas, SHATAAWAYS, Fiowa o Siatest. OBSES WANTED_ANY ONE HAVING A TROT- 10 or botter, that to sell law for cash, or a gentecl single {oot or pacing s3ddic-horse to sell, may find 2 parchaser ‘Tucsd sy o- tednesday, by callifg at Carrisgo Itopoultory of L. 1", HATHAWAY, 349 State-st. TV EDNESDAY'S AUCTION BALE, BY W, A. BUT- TERS & CO., will cmbraco a arge vasioty of city, ‘Western eod Eastern mado buggies, azd doable and sia- glo haracss. "Do not fall to go to tho s3lo; you can buy 5eodsata great bargain, GUNL_A LADY'S SUAWL_OWNER CAN OAVE samo by calling a¢ Tribuze ofico, and describing Dproperty. JrOUNDA TIORTE AND TOP BUCGY. OWHER ‘call at 6% West Van Buren-st., and provs property. A black mare, about 13 hands bigh, weighing near TVA'm'an—A WOSAN W10 THORQUGHLY UN- do nightwork when require :éekipmm. employment. ANTED-BONNET FRAMES_FREN i3 W Bate at TURIIA GO B, BA St ™ [\ ANTED~ONE EXPERIENCED . WASIER 210 hanis o Iudiesr ondergamsenis: only those that warked balors for a 'h;"F need apply.- Hring ssmplas and reforonces to 265 West Aadisa; VY ASTED -0 VIRST-CLASS _SHIRTMAKERS,. oporators, and tinishers at tho Ghicaga Shirt Maau: factory, 20 Wer Madison-at, Wheolor & Wilion machin derstands working and who has had o3pariunce f2 making boys' clothice. §3- 31 who bas had esporience g boys' clothes, 53 Miscellancons. s VWASIED-LOCAL AGENTS AXD LADY CAN. vassers for tho cif d all 12 Statony st 201 Wit Hadtion sty Ridpma g, . o Dokod ANTED—LADY COPYIST: MUST BE itor, Teid sad piale, be wsafol ahaat cen, and - o make 815 0 §2 Addross-B'os Teiviae: ico. FIOREE ASD BUGOY ETOLEN &0 unds; a covered buggy, scat palnted green; also Sao:Pokin 1ap fobo faken ot tho same time, from Ro. 28 Shhap st PAy person Gisiag tnformation that whl lead to tho recovors. thervof, “or rolurn the kame to NO. &34- T abovo raward.. Warren-ar., wil roceivs tho sbovo amard © C - 0 EXCHANGE_A TINE PIECE OF CITY DM-- DREW PEANSON £ . __TO EXCHANGE. - propenty menr the city, AN- T2 Boath Watorse, p GTEAYED_OF SUSDAT RIGHT, & 3 YEAR, OLD ket % Pt Ademest. 8. C. ROBD. g TRAYFD—ON SATURDAY MORNING, THE =D, S a dark brown horse, blind of the rigkt eye, U & on tho Soathern Minnesots, foz city or sabnrbat property, sad will ssurao tncumbraceo; 55 acten in Grebd. Ca.d il 2ol e £ Tindliaon and LaSallo-star, i Otis Blocks - - k 0D I3{PROVED FARL, - 0 RXOHANGE — 50 from Wolls, Faribaalt Co. ‘with hoase, &a., 4 mailes Grean Co., It & DARLGTY, cor. p or exchange. ~ LI fc shoulder, & blister mark on tho neck. ' Whoosor will B tm thy skito 10 N, 10) Siathor:ate will bo rowarded. ATRAYLD OR STOLFN—A BAY HORSE, 4 YEARS 70, EXCHANGE 2 HOUSES ARD LOTS; NICE LS elde It for horns std bagys;_houso and lot, 81, ‘Roazm %. g L. WHITNEY, 154 LaSullo- 0 "LOAY. DIPROVED PROP- T bR s JacRee o snffif@h‘“’ 0o Samrrres uasparty 8 poen porty, stons, RICHAOND & FISENHART, | st., Jtoom 3. ANTED_TO BORFOW _ 8600 "T0_ 83,00 TO 518 a Besinere lock nese Ui conct ot bl olass, and Jcng [oss il Cobammtarion: ~ Addross X G Tribung aen, .. Pay geed ANTED-SIX HIONDRED DOLLARS (3600) FOR oftes, 000 7887 00 So0d secariiy.. Addross &3, Tribuse [ AND 81,000 TO LOAN ON OITY S1.500 Ak, 3% HotAT NS BT, oAl ington-st,, Roont M. : TO TOAN-SHORT .1 §2,400 20 Rilinaion roam . ATFLY Al 8. PALMER, JR. AGENTS WANTED. Aocuts WANTED-MALE. AND FEMALE, FOR an essy business, paying $5to$15a dayin city sad Any cnergetic pardon can clear $3 to 838 day, bettor chances ars Zountiy. s&;‘;l;iw;" being mndwén Lhu.::l erod I ovels cannts ‘o Basple 8 cents, MERRILL & Ot GENTSWANTED—AGENTS WANTED~FOR THZ eal seling artcios oat. Addross Agent’ Sapply Do , Hic " T oo0n - ATAscu] 218 Az 2 day it m evary aiticio if v atapis as lour; samples fres. ” G M. LININGTO: Afonroeet.; Chicaga. o e > Usefnl articles of zeady sale, with larg A MTRICHARDSON, 10} Soath Halsted st . BUILDING MATERIAL. JOR,SALE_AT REASONADLE PRICES CERTI- Beo S g ! Pl ST et ot b 7137 Gnivaralty So Lover Sauth Park, and Jhelden & Parkers: Sub 50, 18, Room 1, 451 Wabsab-ar. JrOR SALE_SAND AT % GENTS L TOAD, OR IN exchango for clay, &t cornor Halsted-st. and Grace- land'road, Laks View, * TIOR SALE_AT REEDUCED PRICES_TIIE ENTTRR atock of lumber at our Branch Yard, No. 160 King: bu; -'L;flmlfl bo sold within 6)days as we-vacatots ia : ~ofica and alleys for sale; dock forront. HILe JATRD, UHURCHILL & CO., main yard corner Jotcph ‘and_Cologna-sta, 7 CLAIRVOYANTS. (JHICAGO SEIRITROOMS, 41 WEST MADISO ) st., Mre. TEED, Business Clsirvovant, Teat, 11 ing, Devaloging, and Physicsl Medlum. Tells of Dax Bess, ma journozs, absent. (ricads, lost or tol roglrty, rovesl pest prosent, and futars evants: _ Will 01d cablnet seances very ovoning at8 oelock. {6 which more or less faces &ro shown and recogaized by taeit friends at each sesnca. : R. MATTHEW AND MADAME MAYXNARD OAN A R R SRR g Knom. " Cara fits, parsisoin, shearsation, doafaess, sore ', Bec. 62, seminal weakneas, consumption, fiver compistat, | agul, catarrh, Delicata cured 10 a fow dayz. Caro'orno psy. i1 West sisdisonat., ap-etalss. | MADANE PARIE, THE WONDEREDL GVPSZ, Tato of N York,” Comaultations, 10 8. m. (09 p, . Bundsys exospted. Foo, oo. Positively no gentlomed =3 mittod. 203 West Madlson-st., Hoom 45, upper floor. old. has threo whito foet, ono farefoot bisck, Lns a whila spot on feco; Any persan eleing information or ro- Torning him to J. H. ANDERSON, Hoss Bill cemotery, will bo rawarded. - - oo s - 0 EXCHANGE—OR FOR SALE-29 ACRES KAN- 160 acres at Lake Station for s good lot.. . 15 lats I Eaglowoad for acx TR AT T G0 w00 Waba ior-at. and Centro-av., a small black Lorse, whito star GITOLEN OF STRRVED-FROMCONNEROF TAT- |, wi:h blinds on, The finder will be rewarde £ forchead, s ba. by hade £ 70 EXCHANGE-XY RESIGENCE 1N CRICAGO 1350 In_saburben or in e enloes sdcirom J, OADWALADER, 15 Sifvorsst. - o ‘Foeeof 27 Weat “ij"x DT0 EXCHANGE CARPENTER WORK fora suit of clothes. “Inquire at Carpenter shop.in lonroe-st. by rotarning the same to W) APCARTHY, 120 Liverts-st. - TOLEN—ON SUNDAY ATIERNOON, THE 2D inst., from ms bar, in rea of %5 Burnaide.st. . dsrk- bay mato, 155 hands high, black mane and fai Ainkin forobead, Wesher With & noarly now eqo bosey (Murray's mako), etber top, wal tho lalials 1. 5, FE503 tho sido also harnes, whip, how baflalo rabe, and | - amall saddlo blankat. A liboral'reward will ba &fld to fazono Fetursing the Same o ma. . T, DRISCOLL,S Bom: SEWING MACHINES. (RQVER & BARER'S SEWING MACHINES— (X Gonaral Oifice, 150 State-st., Branch Ufico, 6:2 WWa bash-av, - Persons Saving old Grovor & Bakor eowing ma. Chings ato luvited to call and sea the maw Impravements and aear something 1o thelr advaatage. ing fzctorzge; domestic and export trade; acqualataaco establishiad ; business of lnnfihndml: aa- #5ciating with oqus] capital, and to (2ka D pirtazes Rone but principats nesd sddross: PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTED—2{0,000—AN ACTIVE PART- gor o Now York, for the lard oll proming and retn; acilitioa and 6 of re! ‘Connoctinna with a Western housa profo ousigess man & Abo: Box 1513, New York, ARTNER WANTED—WITH $&0, IN A WELL. catzblished business, which will support two familics, » scking by ** special 360 wiih the help of % Live man, can bo FAPIALS tacroased I e on at., oot e SEWING MACHINE OFFICES OF J. . plalnesst., 167 Milwankec: achines sold on casy ARTNER WANTED_FOR HOME MADE CANDY, with mall capital, Callnc167% West Lake-st., Chi cigo. TFOR EALE TENT FREE_A LEASE OF DWELL- bt ST Fiohog, APyl et 18 Webesh ita First Haptiss Churets, 2 DPERSONAL. ONAL-" SCRISER WOULD LIKE P Thik asbisa oL who would 1o to mako asgyniatancs wih 8 young man of irreproschablo morals. Address K 25, Tribuna ofco. .]PIANOS TO RENT AND TOR SALE DO NOT INSTRUCTICN. ITGATION WANTED—A YOUNG LADY WISHES o situation Ina family as teacher. Address E. L. BROYEN, 700 Wost Weahingran-az, MUSICAL, rent to gooatof tha city. WAL I, PROSSER, 615 Wabishav., Resr Thirtoenit st AT % Wibsii-ar. UTH HALSTEDST., A. J. machines sold on easy togs. s ANTNER WANTED_THAT CAN DEVOTE HIS tiro time in attending the custom department of & laes bakery xad conoctionery. | Capltal rog M A A i s o S ssea ot # aelleatn tatu Sucocastally trestod. &0 Sthseat.y seccnd floor, 1oom ds RS, T. J. LEWIS, RELIABLE CLATRVOYASNT- py Jisiares aad eutes) modiam, S Wesh Madison 2t Nofailarr MISCELLANEOUS, SK YOUR NEWS DEALER FOR THE *MATRL " will bo gut Wednesday, Feb. VS CO., Box L. Imn ADOPTION—\ MALE BABE, 2 MONTHS OLD, in gplendld ealth aud dne canalilon.” Can be wiv a2 321 Tyler-st , neas Centre-ay. B &S0 mmmtston House for the sato of Beal tog = o1 Hor . Eatate 450 Goneral Sorensodiso, o o Lo 75 South Caual.st. ‘OUSE-BI ERS AND HOUSE-OWHRI ARE R Eauh Pipatent appllea for). which obvialed"tlt aiafi; of SRETE AT Tavomtors o 1 Souih Dearbora-t. WANT EVERYEODY IN THE TS = taknom 1. DUPOKT. Lundicape dschitoct o Dranghteman, & Stusst.” Gentlemon's proporty iz :l_n‘albh-flh' ;:En_uq dgc"a"xf:n“ fornished &t res3omikis “l}:«xhn‘l. c!cm. perfecting Inveations, pleas, e ——— = DIVORCES. - HOUSEHOLD GCODS. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPI b o I o5, oy amonat. Bomigal,. Address. with_refeconce. B %% Tribuue cizeo! S~ ONB . B, e gt "2 operation Hechorar. aad Quarmyst EPHENS & | IYORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED, FEE AFTER dncree: scandsl avolded s Bia rear prociics [a tie coartaof Chicazo. Addross . O, ox 100. DIVORCE, NO FEE-DIVORCES LEGALLY" S NODNOr e ey 53 aztoaciod 10, Address Room B, 34i Soath Clack-st. 1acioe® SAmD. EXPERT ! b t