Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1873, Page 3

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY; APRIL 6, 187 METROPOLITAN MODES. The Democracy of Attire, and the Despotism of Clothes: - The Fale Glories of the Lenten Season. “Polozaises More Complicated Than . Rver-- Ko Femizine Soul Above Buttons: Hand and Head Adornments, - From Our Otwn Correspondent, New Yo, April3, 1873, April1seems s more natural date for this ecveod; for certain it would appear that only fools would gossip of spring ‘and summer fabrics; ‘styles, neceseities, when, 80 for s weather goes, - thereis nothing to indicate the approaching . peed of any of them. The only comfort in the + Inteness of the season is, that -numerous busy _ mortals, who generally are not quito ready for any change of time, may, in this instance, be enabled to have one suit or garment completed * before the days of its desirableness havo wholly © cdme. 5 ‘THE REPUBLICAN LEVEL. From a politico-economical standpoint, the fashions of to-dny are a curee to civilized na * tions all over the globe ; but especially is this frue of tho Republic. Hore, where thore is no * 1aw of custom to prevent the cook from woaring* © a3 costly clothos as her mistress, if she can get B , the evil is plainest. Tho lady with $500 spend for her year's vardrebe does Ber best to dress as finely as she who spends *' €5,000; and it is natural, though not wise, that + ghe should. Few, indeed, are the circles, espe- cially in New York, where the quality of gowns and hats does not count for or against the wea= er in social sums, If this unfortunate fact is true of tho beiter classes, how much truer it must be of those poorer-bred and poorer-sduca- * ésd women who have no ‘interior power of re- sisting the current of feminine extravagance, which is fast sweoping all social life into one vast whirlpool of clothes. . - Ifwecouldonly have alittlorespite—soy asingle .. yoar, in which to recaperats our montal, moral, sad physical forces—(fachion {8 quite z8 wear- ing physically a3 any other way), and live, for . even that brief space, in an’ atmosphere of * untrimmed skirts and simple waists, what a boon it wonld be to helpless, hopeless “femininity " The world might then present a future unroffied end untucked; we might xise Buperior to tho next decade of plaits and puffs; we might even lose the desire to wear silk, when . we secretly know that we ought bardly to afford alpaca. It is possible—barely possiblo—iwe might come to rule fashion, instead of fashion ruling us. Who knowa? L3 7 - And so, having writ my little plaint, 1l come beck o the great questions, and try to help my walucky sex on their melancholy way. THE ANTE-EASTER DAYS. The last fortnight or ten days before Easter go for little, 50 far 2s ‘modes sre concarned. Those who have new things readst> wear kesp them for tht all-important oponing-day of vernal vestments ; and those who have nothing &mpned aro laviog their plans, sod discussing eir needs, holding the 13th' inst. over in view. A few hapless victims of the sterner sex, who have boen falsoly educated in tho belicf that March is amonth of spring, have slrondy ap- ed in light overcosts and pesrl trowsers. ¢ their wiser sisters bave withheld, thus for, 21l the bewitching novelties their clover braing bave devised. There is no doubt that the calen- @ar should be revised and redivided into spring, summer, sutumn, winter, and March ; and, until this bo done, we must ever be in state of hope- less perplexity a3 to what division rhe Last really helongs. Egypt is the only spot on the globé swhore March 18 not only tolersble, but pleasant. It would, however, be excessively in- oonvenient for all the model Republicans to pack their carpot-bags,—only wo %o longer have carpat-bags, and I really mean valises,—and take passage annually, in the middle of February, for _ tho Nile-land; to ey nothing of the great hlow this would involve to® home-industzy. There- fore, if we were allowedonly to consider Marchas a season by iteelf, we might endure it patiently on our owh shores. 3 - POLONAISES 2 &till retain their place in the estimation of mo- distes, and mainly for the reson-that they in crease in complication s surely as the Auxl'.g Te- volves. It daily grows less emsy for the nnac- complished hand £o fashion one correctly ; henca the dressmokers insist that tbey are tho onl correct wear. Tho artists in mantus compel us to nse a certain styla ; then force uato let them make the garments, and pile Pelion upon Ossa by ssking us peaco-Gestroying prices for their servicos. The polonaise is lefh useful and economical for the warm days than the basquo and upper skirt, since it is not possiblo to Wenr thin waists —thoso time-honored standbys—with it. But per_contra, for tho brief space we dare to call epring, they are unquestionsbly the favorite mode.’ There seem to be throe featuresof which all varisties partake this season: They are very long, sometimes teaching almost o the bottom of theskirt behind; theyare double-bressted, and also openin front from tho waist' down. There is also almost no fulnesson the hips, and but fow long, gracefal loopingsin the becl,— the double box-plait in the middio of the back seeming to bo the link connecting the present garments with thoss of the past winter. 2 One_of the most satisfactory and- elogant trimmings for these long, open costs is vest of eilk, of » blending or delicately contrasting shede, Iaid on_the waist, and faced back on the ekirt of the polonaise, like brood revers. This should be finished by two folds, an inch wide, of the material and the ‘mlk lke the rbst,—the material turning toward the rest, and the silk the roverse,—with a fold, piped on one edge with silk and the other with the stuff, in m iddle, Threoslternato folds of staff sad ilks, with & piped fold at the top, are tho praper thing for the edge of the polonaise, LR One pretty garment has the two side-bodies of the back carried down, on the ontside of the polonaise-skirt, into two long, square sash-ends ; while the side-bresdths are caught on, nnder- neath, to the wast-band which ought to be in all waists. Many of these new coste—or reding- otes, a5 they are almost—have squaro entique pockets on tho side-breadths firiog thom sn ncompromisiagly business- ike sspect, Which 8 rather a relief after the cnerally raghaggish spposrance (however fine e bitzin it} of costumes of the last three or four years. It is unguestionsble that many women look remarkably woll in the ragbag styls, wbowi!.llookmanksblgfll in the severity of the incoming designs. But they must content themeelves for & fime in eimple attire, giving their statelier sisiers & chance to show what euitability can do Zor them. ‘When one comes to describs costumses, it Beems as if everything were trimmed with folds and pipings, and it is almont literally truo. Never were these plain and attractive ornaments #0 extensively used a3 on tho dainty toilettes preparing for the mild deys we expoct $o have &0mo Lime in tho distant futore. - BUTTONS form s most moticesblo fenturein all the new euits. They are molds covered with silk or serge, or_any and every material; thoy are of steel, o ivory, of old silver, of_oxydized silver, of jet, of bone ; they are cut, or inlsid, or or ‘polished to uniraginsble brightness; they aro round, theyare squaro, they are oblong, thoy are dismond-shaped; but, more than all, they &re large, snd are used with a rackless disregard to the strength of the wearer. A recently-completed costnme had upon it five dozen Jarge buttons covered with tho same a8 the drens. They were put ca in overy concoivabls Placo, and peeped ont fromall soris of odd olds’ and Joopings, eingty, and in groups, of threea and fives ; and, though one would natur- ally suppose there had been an epidemic of but- $ons, and that this dress hod taken the disesss severely, it would bo difficult to_point out the pot whare even one button could_bo removed ‘without serious injury £o the “ air™ of the robe. One fortunate thortal here, whose possessions need be limited only by her desires, has obtaingd some beautiful Japanese ivory buttons, inlaid with mother-of-pear] in exquisite fanciesof birds and flowers. The cost of these ornamenta is $3 apieco, §36 for the set of twalve. They have eyes and can bo readily removed from any cam- bric or lawn dress by withdrawing. the 1ln, before eending the garment 10 the Isundry. As they can be well worn . with Usohi czosn and with carefal usaze will Iast a lifetirae, they are not 80 éxpensive in the' end a8 they séem at first, and, 28 they 1. a part :tty |20 passing mode, they will Ji.:;s i GLOVES— " * * ¢ that is, kid gloves—almost dlvide with lsce au- promacy in the feminine mind. These are the chic? points on which the gentlor toz ia supe posed to be 8 little crazed, and it might well tuned by a loss beantifal dnd bewildertog sight than that of the néw "importatios of hand- wear: tints- that appear to have been caught from the shades of mome sweet woman's t\;u:'fhhs, hues that the rainbow nover di- vined, colors that are not of earth or beaven, in such npimeless variety, such wonlth’ of lururious sceming, s to ren: :::eme covetons to & most unrighteous de- Gloves still come embroidered on the backs and on the wriats, despite the decided offort to introduce plain ones last year, Threo buttons sppears fo be the favorite length for ord.in!-YD?- casions, and six or eight for fall dress. It is rather a pity for women who have protty” wrists and arms fo wear these long coverings, for pretty wrists and arms sre beaitios to rively bextowed by Mother Nature to warrant their en- tire concealment in any gloves, even though they be so perfect as the new. Two-buttoned gloves display.a finely-turned wrist botter ‘than’ lnngcér ones, and I rocommend them on that ac- count. + Gants de. Buede—2s I believe the undressed ids are termed by dealors—increase in populasity daily, They dro bstter. finished than those we used to get somo ten yoars azo, and wear woll, bosido being & quacter of a doliar or sp cheaper than the best qualities of dressed kids. For traveling and gmmunnde, they bid 1air to suporscds all other kinds. For full-dress come tho gloves of our great- gnndmolham_, reaching to the elbow, whole and uttonless, with the excoption of a short slit and onefastening st the wrist, to enable the hand to slip throngh. Thess are’ considored very be- co:ning, but do not hold their shape &0 well as thelong gloves which button from wrist to elbow. Now, ts ever, the dark Quaker grays, and the greon graya of. to-day, are the choico for stroot-wear ; while' blnc-lavenders, pink-pearls, and & new shedo of straw,—* gosling,”—are the 1Invorites for calls end receptions, But, where one has hundreds of shades of tho same color to choose from, there ié no sense in making one or two the special mode, Eachand evory one is beautiful enough to be chosen, and thereforo they ehould all be worn. HEAD-WEAR. Thoremmicisafionu to the evil of being & woman. We can't havo the bellot, but we can have some of the most charming bonnets ever concacted to ensnare the eyes of the free and in- dependent voiers of these United States. It's quite uscless to pretend thore is any epocial ghape to them, or that thoy ato describable, otherwiee than that " they are bunchies of Iaces and flowers, with a few straws thrown in to make a protense of some- thing substantial, which, by & wido strotch of imagination, we vainly endeavor to beliove io bo held on the head by delicato scarfs: of lace, fust- ened far balow the chinby rose-buds, or pansies, or tiny leavos. . No'hing lcas than_inspired vacuity conld have devised the present bonnot. It is the most un- renl of realities, and is charming withal. Itis o bo worn far back on the heafi, exposing the forehead and front hsir to full view, and will doubtless be sufficiently unbecoming. RBut, in and of itself, it ia besutiful ; therefore, lot us praiso it befora we put it or, lest dissppointment close our lips forever thereafter. FURBELOW. PISTOL PRACTICE. dudge Willlams Puts Down His Foot onthe - Use of tite Pistol for Imaglnary Affronts-Hs Sentencés Wray in W iclesome Anglo-Saxon. “Bill” Wray was up for sentence in the Crimns 1 Court, yesterdsy, Mr. Evans, one of the leading counsel of the city, looked very much out of place de- fandinghim, Mr, Evans declared, in the most em- ‘phatic and solemn manner, that he w38 as well satisfied of Wray's innocence as he was of his own. He prayed the Court for clemency, and made one of the most powerful zppesls ever heard in the Criminal Court. Bereviewed with minutenesa the testimony 23 to the manner in which the shoeting was done, with the in- tention of showing that it wasaccidental, Hs then spoke of the mamner in which the papers had worked Tp a public feeling against the prisoner, for whom he spparcatly feit considerabls commiseration, Ho denjunced the practice of suck sen- satfonal newwpopers as tha Journal coming out with such bloodtiirety reports as that which appeared in that lively and interesting sheot on the evening of the trial. Ho tried to show that the man’a ‘ife was sick nigh unto death, end that it would be & cruel and an uujust act to depriv: her and his helploss Iittle family of the solace of William’s company and support, without the very clearest evidence of his t, which, he contended, bad not been afforded. Ha ‘would produco the *family physician ™ 3a to his wife's sickness. - Ths doctor was called, and_ proved that st the time Wray’s trial wea laat oz, his wife was laboring in the pangs of child-birth, and was for thirty-six hours in a stato hovering "twixt 1ife and death, The child was eickly, and the “oman had at no time since bezn out of danger. Ho was examined at great length on sub- Jects that aid not affect the question at isane, but Which doublless zroused the sympathy of almost everyone in Court, - ‘Tho Court reviewed the tostimany, the arguments of the counsel, and the afidavits filed. ’ He referred o an idea that prevailed that ho had ehown himself proju- diced against Mr, TWray, and informed those who enter- tained the ides that they were deceived, and that far {rom being being prejudiced he had striven to ba just, even to the straining of that term, in his instructions tothe jury. Ho had instructed the jury in the very ‘words used by Alr, Evans, and not only 80, but_he had done it more than onco, ' He did not. agres with Mr, Evana as to the facta in the shooting. 1In his opinion, Wrsy was not justified in what he did, and he was not in real danger when he fired. Ho had spoken very in- zolently to Condon, and the latter went from behind the ‘bar, no doubt menacingly,but still not insuch 3 manner aa to cause Wray foar. Wray was a powerful man, and had no rezson to shrink from s personal encounter with Condon. In justice to the defendant the jury were instructed to find whether Wray had fired_ the shot with the idea that he was in danger. By their verdict they found that he did not ; and he was able to 2ay of this jury that ho had very ‘rarely seen a_more intelligent or more respectabls jury, in thet Court, They were all old citizens, And s to the press, he did ot think many peopls had seen that paragrapli in the Journal to which Mr, Evans referrsd. Ho did not be- lieve that men wers to carry pistols about with them, sud draw them ot st the first word. Wray o this instance did soem to hive invoked the trouble that had come about. There was no pretense that he was bruised, or that ho had suffered corporeal punishment, had 2 black eye, or 8 biceding nose, Hecause s ‘mon s siruck it does not follow that he has any right to raw s pistol and shoot his sssailant like a dog. This sort of thing waa too much indulged in, and it was time that citizens should know that it would no Jonger pass rapunished. It waa very well fora man to say that he was threatencd. A threatened man was often an untrustworthy Jjudge of Lis personal peril In this case, Wy ~was struck s blow on the Tresst; tliat was the utmost that had been set up, snd thersupon he fired 3 pistol ot Condon's head, Tho aim was of & deadly charaoter, and i was no fault of Wray, but an accident, that Condon didnot fall dead on the spot, and that ¥ray was not there standing in that court charged with his murdor, The county had hsd 100 much of this sort of business, and it was time that the dispassionate execution of justice should be ca- forced. As to tho sick wife and family of Wray, it was always a misfortune that theso guilty men drew down with them in their fall the innocent ; that the punith- ment of the guilty alwaya fails on the funocent a8 woll, And as to money, it was not to be understood that be- cause s man had’ monoy, or possested frisnds who had moncy, and was therefore able o obtain the a6~ istance of eminont counsel, thut they were therobs Spated s fate which would befall & Toorer criminal. Bucha bellef had existod, and ft was tim the peopls shonld learn it must cossc. He waa determined, ss far aa he was concerned, that equal justico shonld be meted out to all, and he was sure that hia brother Judges who would sit in that Court after him, would carry out in practice the ssme sentiments, Afier fur- ther remarks of thoe same kind the Court sen- tenced the prisoner 10 ono year in the House of Cor- rectlon, and a fine of §350, refusing to be influeaced in his sentence by the cloquence of the connsel, ax- cept in mitigation of the fine, THE VIENNA CARPETS. In s late number of Tz TaBUNE We copied from the Public Zedger, of Philadelphia, an ar- ticle respecting the carpets manufactured by the Vienns Carpet Manufacturing Company of thit city. Our attention was attracted to the article by the novelty of & good carpet produced at 8o low s price ; and, knowing the good character of the Zedger for reliability, we copied it as = mat- ter of interesting information. Since that time, Mr. Beed, the Presidentof the Compsay, has visited Chicago and made arrangements with Megsrs. Field, Leiter & Co. for the sale of this cn-set to the people of the great Northwest. Under the management of - Mr. Dixon Bean, the head of the carpet department in their extensive establishment, who has a fne assortment of pat- terns or Bpecimens, -we have no doubt, the Vien- na carpeta will soon become widely and favora- bly known in this part of the country, 2a they are east of the Alleghanies. Mesars. Field, Leiter & Co. will be able to sell theac carpota st factory rices. # We have before ussamples of theso goods, and are surprised st the low price at which thoy are furnishod. But the manufacturors claim that they mingle philsnthropy with their businozs, and say that money may be made by supplying a much-needed srticle st philantbropio pricos— an article which insures warmth, comfort, cheer- fulness and cleanliness at excecdingly economi- qfi:‘m' ot af ‘woole " ents many o cost of woolen carpets preven householders_from covering their floors, the scrubbing and keeping clean of which costs much Iabdr, producing bad colds, etc. ; but the prico at witich these carpets are placed enables all classea of peopld to cover their floors and adorn their .@wellings, thus eaving labor andinsuring com- fort and ‘élegatice, instead of sufering from )flmnodlcfl deluges, and being mortified by barren oors and chocrless rooms. ROUNDSHEN. Supcrintendent Waskbarn Yssucs n General Order Defining Thelr Daties -~ Appolat- mezt Buperiatendent Washburs, yesterday; issuod the following order : General Order No. 15. 1, Each platoon In every precinct shiall b6 placed in charge of an oficer, fo bo known s Toundsman, ~who shall be ‘appointed from tbo patrolmen by the Genersl - Superintend: ent, pubject lo tho approval of the Board of Police, snd the General Buperintendent shall have the authority to reduce esch roundsman to the rank of patrolman, st his discrotion. The rounds- man of the first platoon shall rank the roundeman of the sccond platoon, and these officers ghall be in the Line of promotion o serguant, ¥ 2, The roundsman will be held responsible for the general good order and disciplie of the -patrolmen in thelr respoctive platoons, and it will be their duty toset a0 examplo of sobricty, discretion, ekill, industry, and promptmese, Tioy wlil melke thémselves “thoroughe ncquainited with the capabilities of ftheir men, nolo carefully the manner in which each one performs his duty, and promptly report to the General Superintendent in writing, .any miscon- duct on the part of their men, Thoy will be required to patrol all boats, visit all posts, and see all patrolmen on duty within the limits of their precinct, us often as poseitle during the hours of duty. Incaseof & rot, =0 important burglary, or any otlier emergency, the roundsman on duty will jmmediately sond informa~ tion to his commending officer, and, in the meantime, take such action ‘as the emcrgency may require; and fhe roundsman shall have autbority to transfer patrolmen temporurily from one beat or Poet to anotlier, whenever tho cmergeacy may justify: In general terms, the duty of the roundsman is to e foree the performance of duty by the mon, and to tht end thoy must carefully study and thoroughly under~ stand thernles, Fegulations, and urders of ths Depert- ‘ment By order of the Board of Police, In accardsnce with the order of the Board of Police, Superintendent Washburn made the following ap- pointments: Arthur Oyen, Michael Schaack, for the Twelfth Precinct; Jumca D. Cook, W. Hogan, for the Eloveath Precinct; Henry . Williams for thie Tenth Precinct; Jamos 5. Fisher for the Ninth Precinct. There will be ong mora for tha Ninth, and oe ‘more for the Tenth Procincts, The sclections for the Firat and Second Precincts have not yot been made. The ‘sbove sppointments were confirmed by tho Board of Police yesterday, e et VIRTUE UNREWARDED. Virtue s its own reward, and only one. Sad a5 this novel announcement may scem, 3 gentlemanly young reporter of the Staats Zeitung s compelled to sdmit its force. Let the following facts llnstrata it : Yesterday 8t 11 o'clock or thereabouts the young gentleman in question, while walking down Harrison street, nenr Wabash avenue, obeerved a boy carrying an_enormous envelope. B0 huga was this envelope that the surgi populace aud the geatlemanly reporier were of agliast at ia proporticns. While lost in wonderment at tho envelope's size, the young gentleman's satonishment was further increased by observing tho ‘bearer of the portentions envelops fling it 3\:!5!1:! into themud, ' To fing anything Into the mud is an fn- dignity ; but to disposa of so majestic an envelope in this manner was, to the reporter’s sensa of morality, little short of sacrilege. When the boy departed, the gentlemanly reporter picked up tho cuvelope,and, opening it, was moro astonizhed than ever. It was found to contain five £10,000 notes, and some bonds and mortgages bolonging to Treasurer Hatch, of Burlington, Towa, The envelope was addressed 10 the President of s National of this city, To the banker the reporter carefully conveyed the precious discovery, and, on presenting it to_the gen- tleman, receivod 'his warmest thanks. The young gentleman whoss honesty and sagacicy may have re- stored o fund of wealth {0 its owner, has mot yet seen that box of Boss Conchs cigars for which his soul thirateth. It is probable that the banker, in his aston- ishment, forgot to sk the finder which brand he pre- ferred. "It s not likely thet no will averlook the good qualities which made tho young man restoro the ea- velope to its rightful owner. —_—— The Chicago Industrial Exposition of next September will number smong thegrand and most useful inventions of the age, that of the Empire Parlor Bedstead, The Company will place on exhibi- Hon several of thelr most elegant deaigns, No inven- tion surpasses it for usefulness and sdapistion to the wanta of the timea. Axn elegaut piece of furniture con- vertible instantly into 8 perfoct bed. Sold o install- ments, if desired, Enpire Paclor Bedstesd Company, No. 853 West Madison street. 9 38...‘1“;2.‘,’;‘2‘“""“ BOARD, " 81, prepared to glto good tablo an BOARDING AND LODGING. 5 " SDnPtLl‘lx S;dn. ARK ROW-TWO PLEASANT, FUR isod Troa rooms, with boasas | IOELY D) SISTEENTH ST —PLEASANT 00N, WTFd Board; hor fornished, and 2 : S s hawe d, and all modern i- 9 TWENTY-FIFTHST. (PALACE-PLACE)— 23 bttt MR BOARDING AND LODGI West Side--Continned.. WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—A SUITE OF nufarnishod front rooms, with board, for gentls- WEST WASHINGTON-ST: alcovo room, (rom the fat of 3. oo, wAln Rewelafs beard WEST WASHIN roams, wit firstclass board. §i. — DESIRABLE { G EIBBARD COURT_NEW BOARDINGHOUSE, "Firapclass bosrd, wih room, $4 10 85, ; ith ke af piamse - Dap-bosrd, ghy o o o por weck, B9 VINCENNFSAY —DESIEABLE FRONT 2 mmome, with board, unfaristiod 04 rome, wi iod czeept carpets, 75 EAST SONROEST.. ROOM 1o —FURNISHED : ‘board. front room to reat, with | botrdors cad b sccommodated. - Entraico Myurs Boerss onse. - 84 I}{ERTYSRCONDST, A NICELY FURNISH: ed front room, to renf, with board; saftabie for man _and wits or two gontleman.” 118 "SCTTAGE GROVEAV. JUNGTION GALU: sot_Parties wishing to make pormaneat arrarho- menta can find a nico large front roem, and e Farnished or unfarnishod: with good bosed, " Histormenss requirad. 122 S iams. BETWE ooty Wit boare, s farnished front room to twd gentlemen. 133 TVERTY NINTEST., BETWEEN CALUMET , furnished and Prairis.avs.— Rooms, 2nd “anfur- .nished, with bosrd, i7 TWENT' “THIRD-ST.~ONE UNFURN) 7003 0 rent swith board, »"m,.}".‘l. s ‘ated, €5 por weok. 98] EAST VAN BURENST. — BOARDERS 293 wanted; good accommodations. BED 41 ploassnt rooms; diin om t thisoo mols Sundaye. g e oy D4, MIURIGANAY _TWO LARGE AND PLEAS. a0t room 02 Arat floor, farnished oF nafaraishod o roau with board ; hoaso nowly farnished. £ BICHIGAN.AV,—TWO _ALCOVE _ROOBE: Pl T R R e T farnishod with board; Ho moving this'year. 80 FIFTH-AV., SOUTHWEST CORNER VAN ‘Baren~This fiouse lisving changod bands, wo aro Eoclng bods. “Tortss roasongble, "o oomn with 985 MICHIGAN-AV—LARGE FURNISHED BEO- ond-story front room with board. Also rooms for two or three gentlemen, at modorato rates. core, also singie room, to rent, with first-class 33 SHOHIGAN-AV. ~X TRONT ROON AND AL- board, 4] ARNOLDST., CORER OF TWENTY-SEV- e, i Fous nico mor bosrders wanted, waahiog WABASH-AV._THE FINE HOUSE OORK) 48 A A TR e BOURE o L the modern improvernents and opensd for boards i cenvealencos. Houso handsomely furnistied. Rooms en Suito and singly. Firsi-clas tablo-board: . 4Q] MICHIGAN-AY. — FRONT ROON - ¥UR nisbied, with board, for two, or a gentleman to foum, with ‘adottior; tumilles sccamimodsiad Wilh tabls 400 §O0TH DEAREORN.ST. (BURNSIDE- Pleasant farnished front. roomy for man and wile, with first-class board at very chosp rates. WABASH-AV., ENTRANCE ON HARM( 519 court—Rooms, with board; price M‘r‘wsxflk. l1.° e 539, WABASHAV. X SUITE OF UNFURNISHED ‘tront xooms, with modern " a0, ‘well furniihiod room: Accommodstions of Say beseiere, SON-ST.—X TANGE FHO; .= room to rozt, with board, tn a privais faomily: ik BOARD WANTED. B i CARD- WANT FOARD T A PRIVATE TAM. seelf; ‘acq_childeen, (n subarban town Tor e sumereer - AQdresd X7 B Coreist Norhy CARD_FOR BELF, WIFE AND €HILD, IN A PUASP-IOR SECe, wIE 440, cHIn T2 S A o e ana gt AG: drsss, for tiwo d=7s, D 71, Tribuns officc. o OARD—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, vate family whore thers are few or no other Bt e Muomabio. Adares; Tor § dayé, A 31, Tribuns ottice. WEST LARE-ST., GOR. ANN-ST. nd 1 Jarge room, " sad 1 single room, lacation desirablo. GARD_A QUIET HOME IN PRIVATE FAM- 3 znd wife; will' bo ont i€ suited. PTG ki WEST BADISON-ST._PLEASANT, FRONT tabl O (b 20mpy sultable for man and wite, alsa for siagle GARD—GH NORTH SIDE FOR MAN AND wile: two rooms, faraished o anfurxished, or would Tont rooms: state ferms. J 15, Tribuao ofhcss WEST MONROEST.—A FEW VERY RE- liable boarders to tako furnished OATLD_AND FURNISHLD ROON FOI mffisgz and wifo ¥ sired: - Addross G F B, bia Bichigan-a LOST. - LOS'X’-—AT THE NORTHWESTERN DEPOT, AT § o'clock at might, ABri.ll 2 little black-and-tan dogy R e L BT 55 Bonth State-st. will seceive s reward of 810- J,05T_8: REWARD_T0 ANY PERSON WHO WILE, Sy pepora it tha 1o Ky et PENAS oL 5 retarnlig to Teibuss ofic, the abore seeisd will be OST—A DIAMOND OROSS PLY AND A TOPAZ ring. The Suder will 5 darkon Easopean ova, 1 Magiogmat 8 S A% OST_ON MONDAY, MAT N MARKET- T % ol o seA e B el s AT B mallot oA parese e Iori S, Kesp the maney 1f Blook, coror Laballe aad Raadoipheata. " o LopeLian OST_ON TWELETH.ST. OR GENTRE-AV., AN Ktrascan gold earring, garzet setting. A liboral d vill b Sron” W rotirhed 1o Bl Toelfth s sy ntzo-a, EST MADISON-ST._A FRONT PARLOR, ' eiils room oa firat flocr, ta reat, with board. WEST ADAMSST,_ONE VERY LARGE furalshed and ono eisgnritly farnishod board; location, house and accommodativns N WEST MADISON.ST.—PLEASANT FRONT ' board, for two young men; front par- Day boardsrs accommo- i for gratioman aad e AUTIFUL LOGALITY—BOARD, WITH SINGLE ‘and suits of pleasant rooms; modern im; 3 or bofora 23y 1, vicioity of Jeflerson Pack. Morth Sid ORTH DEARBORN.ST.—) or ualurnished root with first-class. tablo b ono.of the best locations in tho city, belig wiibin asoy f the business portion of the South Sids, EW AND NICE- indies or gentlemen, ILLINGIS-ST._HANDSOMELY FURNISHED itablo for singly gentiemen; bouse has all'convenionces; first-class tablo. NORTH WELLS.ST, OVER THE RESTAU- ite Lincoln Pack, cars passlng tho nod, and can accommo- date about 10 men on easy torms. ‘ORTAWEST CORNER WELLS AND HINSDALE- -Pleasantt furnished and unf: sta. (North Sido)—! ‘od rootas, with board. VANSTON-PLEASANT. ROOMS CAY BE OB- h board, on Chlcago-ar., one block south ladiex” collego, 'Addross o apply to Mrs, WAL~ ._Also, aocominodations for & horse and buggy. EAVE ROOM TOR A FAMILY O SEV singlo boarders: referonces IOKIRSON, Wankegene - o OARD_TOR _SINGLE GENTLEMAT, NEAR Adarms and Honorssts. Address BOARDES, 399 Walnae, MISCELLANEOTUS. ‘A (Z0URG TADY OAN OBTAIN A PLEABART farniahed foom; 3 3 b farmiahed tooi, troe, all summer, by addrosaing D 25, FIRST-CLASS DRAUG] WITH ARE A et st Vi B AN, FITE sPARE chavical, and perspctive draughting dovie shott notice., el c3tits mapping aad patentofct druwings sccusately rred. A CHOICE BELECTION OF GOLD AXD SILVER nia, wpecimens, potrilactions; &c.. solscted from Califor aia, Nevada, and Utah mines. 17) West Van Buron-st. XST_PAID FOE DROKEN, 23S0 GOOD watchcs, Jowcleysold gold, ellval s e, andall g0cds of valug,” J. C. BARTLETT, 203 East Mad e ATPENTERS, PLASTERRRS', AND PAINTERS bids for Baishthy cottaes; fos o faraltaro sad bod. dinz. BARBER & GARRISON; cornoe State and Twen- trniath st : ASH PAID TOR GAST.OLE CLOTHING AND iscellaneor of eny kind, by ending 101 CELDRT, Loar Oftte, 644 Statoat. (CO}MERCIAL TRAVELERS OR OLERKS HAV. ing from fifty to two handred_aud Aty dollars, or $ore, can leara of & vory profitable lnvestmest i Colora- do by calling on D. ELLIOPT, Genesal Western ‘Agent Kansea' Pacifis Ratloray, 106 Doarbornst. OYT—OF BTATE-ST,, NEAR LINCOLN PARK, Lo oATE ST ‘oary BIack e e about 15 hands High, and about 5 years old;had on bridla d hitching-strap,” Anybody Teturning the eams to G. el O AT Latrebuast, Wil recebre s Lberal reward. owner.. lél and 169 East dl-lc{!—lh. Roo; 35. J,OST-Ss REWARD_A SLACK-ANDIAN DoG, { aniwets 10 tho game of Flo: rathar lor halr, » - SatIong £ars, tasapot oTor sach eve, oo P iT, horbesst corter Winchoeten av. and Tylork. - OST—ATOUT MARCH I5 LADY'S GOLD OHATE, Lflr:-s-r‘\' .ua?c:gn .m‘iaé"wmn; o3 clap spell gard.” a gift, rized. Finder el rowarded by Tetaralng it b BATIL, 118 Ran- olphat. T OST—APRIL 2, O ING FEOM 19 SOUTH Lt e e e Teaving It st tho sborg sambors o "L b ™ % T O3T_OF SATURDAY NIGHT, SARCH & BE- tweon Twenty.sicond-at. and Hooloy's ‘House, 2 ladies’ hunting case rold watch. The fnder will be Liberally rewardod by roturning samio to J. L, BMITH, 50 2fichigan-av. OST—A SMALL GOLD GHARM LOCKET AND boot, ‘batwesn Eightesnthand Nineteenthts.’ Ths Tiador wll be Libarally rowarded by rotariing o &0 Wa- bashar. A 158 £t Washingongte o i : NGRAVERS OAN GET TAEIR EEDUCTIONS and s by phiotography done ia Brat-class magor, choa, 84278 Statoat., corner Van Bures, soc- IRVIEW STATION. FANDSONETOON, : azcapt ca; : clase." ‘Addross D', THbung office. o o ASOLINE STOVE (4HOLE) FUR N .gn‘: o bolar 1424 Leat ot high. e b, ICE_SUITE OF ROOMS: , nicoly farnish Board, “twa minutes HINDS, Hinsdale, 11, BOARD WANTED. OARD-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH uars room, waated and grate; ot and cold watdr, gait of State and southof Eightaenth 00 and snme furnituro. - Add ticulars, MEROHANT, State-st.. care of Carrler No. 13. ed, to ront with firat-alass. G L. snite of roomy, or arge 00D GRAINING, MARBLING, BSIGN AND ‘Freaco Painting at reasonsbls ratos,” A. H. DOUG- , 121 Monroo-at. N. E. corner Clark. { WANTEVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT DE.JORN FHILLIES has o vory Iarge sssortiment of Brastlian Pobblo Spoctacles for sale, which bo 'F"‘g ‘Qapection to OST_35REWARD_A MINKCOLLAR, BETWEEN Twenty-second ind Twenty.third sts., on Indians-zc, or vicimity, on Wedneaday nizght. The finder will bo paid the above réward by returning it to 1852 Indiana-av. OST-IF_THP PERSON WHO FOUND AMIN mufl at Central Denot, on the night of ths S5th farch, will rotam it t5 453, they will roceivs S10 reward, andno'questfons asked. OST—AT THE TIME OF THE FIRE, A PAMILY T900rd on an old leaf enclosed it hatr” book of Ma- Tion VanVechtens. A liberal reward gives, acd no qazs. Lonxasked, {f returned by mall or otherwise to J AMES | VAN VECHTENS', Map Rooms, 134 Clack-st. OST_LASTMONDAY, ONTATE-ST., BETWEEN Madison and Washinglon, planof botel writinz desk ; ko Buston on ous corer. Eindar will bo rowarded by ad E 55 Telbune oftco. . Don't forget the piacs, 13) Foarthav., Optick 250 eulist s fow Soorn 1 om Hermmonr - P NVENTORS OALL, AT STONER'S TNVENTORN: DBiies D, S0 & 00 Favat Bolcitons 1 Soath Clarkat, Wo by and sell patont righia. - - OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT A sults of rooms, with Sirst-class board, fn L Blgheat respoctability given. A F4.() FABASHAY.—TO RENT-IN A PRIVATE of store, family, single room, withboard. Apply at sids OARD-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, THE COM- forts of s home, with strfotly private faially. Address BANK CLERE, 'Trit 554 WABASEAY —PERMANENTLY TOCATED “Front, family rooms; also, rooms forgaatie slagly ov an suits, with board. Day boardors feveived: QARD-BY { GENTLEMEN IN A PRIVATE FAMT ddress G 65, Tribune office.. oarders; reférences 566 PICHIGARAV.—AN ELEGART FRONT Toom on socond floor, farnishod, with board, for gent and wifo who will bo pormanent. 575 STATEST.TO RENT, WITH BOARD, A ety e T BT AR HER ontloman-as . ENING ROOMS, - 207 ¥ WABASH-AV.—FRO] RLO] RE] 608 HaR e it B by, TO RENT BTATEST—B W 6}‘.?" ST ST -BROADWAY HOUSE_BOARD- sonablo. 2 ‘sccommodations. Terms res- 6 R s AT i o ae P DN IIHED torma for thres, inclading bosrd, §21 por moeke. 774, CHIGAR-AY. _FURNISEFD RO 10 t, with board, saltable for3 persons, 3 doora southi of Twenty-second-st. 804 WABASHAV. PLEATANT FURNIGHED rooms o rent, With oF without board. Referen- Gos exchanged. 803 WABASILAY ~THREE LARGE, PLEARANT ‘rooms, with all modern Improv ‘farnish Or mnfurnistid, wih bosr. - Alse, lavgs bave, WABASH-AV._TO RENT, WITH BOARD, A 826 pidonions, 51§ Taoimmas Toaga; aljo, frontal. ove room, & room saltable far 8 geaxlemen; refcrences ‘Toquired. 4 INDIANAAV.. 2 8§ ¥) s N A CORSER OF EIGHTEERTH. ‘modera 9 Snemihid coomhay e MARRIAGES. COFFIN_HANNA—Aprl3, by the Rev. . P. Good. win, Worron O. Cofhy and Sarah 8. Hann, at residen s West Adamsat., Chicsgo. DEATHS. SAYRS_On April4, Sxeab, rolict of Josiah Sayre, aged €0 yoare, Tmonib, e 8 dars; aceai from o residonca of her son, Henry Sayrs, €25 Indivnaav., on Swaday, ApriL6, st1 odlock. Frieads of the family ars invited to atlond. DOUGLASS—At, Evanston, TIl, April 4, of heart dis- etgc, Sscael Dodglau, 5 (he G0 30arof Hiy ago: Fineral from ¢ho residence of "W. O. Comsiock, on Bunday, 6th inst., 8t 2 o'clock. SHOENFELD—At /67 Wabash.av., April5, Oscar, son. zi Jacob and Rosalis ‘Shoenfeld, aged 4 montha and 10 5 oral from the parents’ residance, at 3 o'clock this atiornoon. AORRIS Tn this clty, April3, Edward Morrls, sgpd 54 years and 8 months. + ‘25" Wiscontin papers plesws copy. - " HALLTn this city, April3, Mrs. Sersh N. Hall. Finon (fom Grand Orairal Hotel ‘thly alteraton at3 o'clock. Fricnds of deccased are fnvited to attand with- out farther notice. Theremains will bo taken East fos intarment at 5:15 p. m. to-day. . STOVES, &o. 050 CPIANAAV. NEAR TWENTIETHST.,— Splendid_ third story front room, with alcove, to gontlomsn and wife. TR OARD — GERTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH TO gocuro 3 handsome roum, with board in privats famlly on Michigan-ar., of fronting lnke, (0% reasonsbls rates: can fumiah carpet; no board! Soed spply. " Addres £ B B, caro Hanilin, Haio & OARD—AN .UNFURNISHED SUITE OF ROOMS 2D “with board for gentleman and ifconvenient to Stato and Madison-ais. private family preforred. Address V. iving location and price. OARD_WITH FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, FOR gentleman and wife, in- Soa Twonty -second-at. elthor dirision” th Division, morth of B'%6, Tribune offce. OARD_SINGLE ROOM WITHBOARD, ON WEST 2 Bdo, by » bachelor 2 prirate ‘motherly lady, 230 good honsted, g0 family where thore i tclo ono, bathiroom, 1-to-do ort of folks. dress with location and terins, L 47, Tribune office. OHN MIESEN, NIGHT SCAVENGER; P. 0. J OREor o West Rendciport Aohitie sidamre” 20X ADIES TO PRESERVE THEI HEALTH AND L ln‘ll, should take the Thermal Baf 8t 356 Michi. ganav. 1) tokots for 810. ,ADIES, I¥ XOU WISE TO BAVE COMPLESIONS 25 fals 2a tho roe, send 81 to Prof. JULES DOURE, BT a6 rom o1 an: ootk Tonbes, Thocies, or eruptions, wrinkios. Single remeds, b5 conta. L OS?_ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, RED FOCKET- book = 15, bolor o kasy S T A I‘Iviol!r'% i left at 14 East Pisrsonst. A[RS. MUSICAL. ¥ iL\'E PIANO FOR SALE LOW IF TAKEN MO dry: 7 oct., fout round corners, serpentine mualding, rosowood caso, fall size, in fine lor. for 3ZN; or wii rent for 88. 643 Walnatst., noar Roby. F 0. LIGHTE & CO.,174 AND 176 STATE-ST. . HAVE 8 larga stockof first-class pianos, some -.llam.lg:.::v 4 mn the case in transpartation, which can be par. A8 very low prices. . RS, B. H. LEAVENWORTH, DRESSMAKING S aitons, Ro. 11 Fmaniy ot ae A % Mz cor, st E business, No. 16 Washington-ete foom 5, Ohicago: e I A AL T M Wabsaliav., wiors ahe will bo plosssd to #e0 her friends and patrozy OTICE_W. 1. THOMPSON, STAILEUILDER, N O atot tasinste. 501 Wadhingioner: NEWSHELVINGS,{CODNTERS AND AWNINGS for T, INiar's groceny, o scama stock Iof o ald. Enquire (O BODES OARHPAID FOR PRIVATE. MEDL ol and law libraties, at the Standard OId Bock Sters. CHAPIN BROS. GUAFIN BROS., 2 and 2% East Midisonst., lonr OARD_WITH COMFORTABLE ROOMS FOR THE r entixe year, for genileman, wife and child a privata family whers thor {n city or wit ences given and required. ticulars, L51, Tribuns offics. thore are no other 40 minutes' ride. dross with terms and par- HOTO, VIRWS OF BUILDINGS, MAOHINERY, Tmado in the best atolo, &t prioes Jowsr thes wm-fl Phojosraphorin Chlcigs can do them for, WALLING- DGES, Landscape Photographar, %18 Ktate- 3t., corner Van Baren, second floor. OARD—-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE FOR THE summer, with euite of tooms oF ono la: :lass houso in the vicinl! Union Parks, or on ono of the Bouth of Twenty-filth-st. Would pay abo leronces givon and required. Ad ide cvenacs north 8100 por month, loeatton, price, and sccommodotions, ar no OARD-A GLNTLESAN IDESIRES PLEASANT for himself and wife, an th W or 10 other boardo: {rom 5o 7. Noatness, quict, order Address, statibg terms and O S e, _l first-class board.. 1106 B A O e s Jantas with elogani vooms and Srat-closm board; alse, & fow day Boarders: References requirad: 1099 HOIANA AV NEARTRENAY-TOURTH. st. Two furnished rooms with board for gentls- men. All canvenlances in houso. TSDIANA-AV._ON OR BEFORE MAY L1123 b Sulor ety Sl Ak o o Erounds. Dayboardors socommodatod. " Dinnerat noon: J176 FASASEAV.—X ¥INE BUITE OF FRONT rocms, Brat floor abavs tho pasior, with board. 150 INDIANA-AV.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wile can.bo aosommodated with bosrd. ad & largs front room with alcore. A_FAMILY DESIRING TOUR PLEASART FUR it Fataly, oua B & dotade oostios i Mictoumnian. E . SenAnd 5 desten 3 7 sadresetig 1 85, Tribuze ofios, S WIDOW OF RESPECTABILITY, LIVING TN A e B ol e s boacare v halo BT Sypoms W0l ks, Roe'moto” ofoorial, Newk 3 15kb and Twenty fourthat. 3 35 Teibuns oifice. ‘THE BARSTOW COOK, THE BARSTOW RANGE, THE ARLINGTON RANGE, RICHMOND'S PALACE RANGE, REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES, HOUSE-FURNISHING 600DS. BANGS BROS,, Cor. State and Van Buren-sts. LARGE FRONT ROOM 17O RENT WITH A B i Fetancm oft saitebla o thres: dignon §30p. m.: location ploaeant, near Twanty-sscond.-st torme, 83l por wesk: refersnces required. Address RUTH, caro of Carrier 36. JiLEGANT FRONT CHAMBER 1IN SWELL TRONT brick bouse, with all modern improvements, in smhall private family, with bosrd, on Michigsn-av., near Twen- ty-socond-st. ' Address A 87, Tribune office. ABASEAV-_BOARD FOR SINGLE GENTLE- ‘maa, one ng {0 take & room-mato pra. forrod. Hoom is large, amno. Oall 2on. G5y address EALE 160 Rendoiphste " = West Side. ]2 8OUTH PEORIAST.—SUITES OF FURNISHED i rooms to rent, With or withont board; bath.room, 1ot and cbld water. 19 NORTEN CURTISST.—A LARGE FURNISHED 2ieh froatizoom, with board, 1a small family, for two gon- amon, 2 B &7, Tribune offics. OARD—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN A ctablo locailty, 20 minates’ waik from courthouse. "Addroas B 8, Tribuhs offica. OARD-ABOUT MAY 1, ACOOMMODATIONS ¥OR three gentlemen; west of Morgan-t., betwoon Adsms € of references.” Addross private family; resy 20d Washington. OARD_IN PRIVATE FAMILY PREFEREED,OR Weat &lde not west of Union H oiph or Madlson-sts., or would ront in suites of threo or four, and eligibly located, nmear somo boarding-house. Address, stating location and terms for thros persons, W M F, 13 North Joer OARD_AND ROOM, ONFORNISHED, FOR SAN and wife, sitaated near street cars on West Side, fam. other bomsdars axe faken proforrad. dress, stating terms, JOHNSON, 351 Carroll-st. O.ARD—A GEXTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WOULD like board on Sonth Side fn a private family whors thero sre faw of no other pfino Drefired Lotk et De modarsta Bt sferenn " Give. Iocation, price. an fon 'of Toomme Sdress O 5, 130 Bast Lakoat. o e MFORTADLY FURNISHED ROOM, Iady on N th §ido. board, f ‘Address D %9, Tribupa offico. OARD_FOR GENTLEMAN WITH WIFE AND bodroom _ with sittis tricly first-class table: focstion ntht. and east of Wabash. o pastieslars, 14, ribads ers; ono whera th child 4 years old fa ERSONS WANTING I0B BOXES OR BEER COOL- sra made to order will do well £o call at reav of No. 493 Wabashay. N. B. REEVES & CO. SIS Dot OF ST O TN o FOWLER & C0n i Weat Madteon-sty Room B EAT ESTATE DEALERS CAR GET THEIR 30~ est sisle at low pricas 38 Statost., corder VanBuren, second door. TOGK OF GLARSWARE WANTED OHEAP FOR aah, O Pittaburgh agents send. your sdaress to A 9, Tribans offcs. T, TAYLOT'S PATTERRS IV ALL THE LATEST . Fistes, dombiotrotsred Bolvune. Domae st Ioas Jaslials, atc.. for sals by his agont, MRS, TRYANT, 85 Twen! -lenflshplt, Instructions given in catting by S, o city. [OR _BALEONE ORDER ¥OL NEW ESre organ; ons order for new Hauer craan: for sale ai s heavy. t. A A. ABBOTT, cor Beach sud Sobor- ati., opposiie 19 Bouti Canal. SALE_ANELEGANT DECKER £ CO. PIANO O o e et e very Shash for Sath! Call and 560 at 77 North Olark-s. JALE — SECOND.HAND MICROSCOPES, o 101,000 diameters, at Dr. JOHN PHILLIPS", t. Doa't Ic ¢ the place, 120 Fourth. D Aoons satths of Bartiscinst. - Apoctacies suited by lnspeation to the eye. = ALE_GHEAP, & OILBERT PIANO, WITH O A sitaciment” Wil sxibance for ol oxai, 72 West Randolph-st. OR SALE-AN ELEGANT STELSWAY. PIANO, F 7-octave, carved legs, but little ussd, by private fam- frits 25 o housekeoping. Address, one week, B &, Fibun offize.. OF BALE OF EXUHARGE_FOR SURURBAN e Baro ve, cod ua new. Apply &% B4 Wabsakrav. Bring descrip- fion with yoa. FIALIET, BAyEA, 00, FIANOS ARETOR SALE ohiy by W. W. KIMBALL. | s ABINET PIPE ORGAY, TWO BANKS OI Fars. wla ope, e basgata. M. KIUBALL. Wabash 4., comer Thirtsnthat., TANO AT A GREAT BARGAIN—$20 WILL BGX fine-toned, 7octave 10, almost new, i Gane, o510, overicung base, " sad - cctaplets ovder, v. FOE SALE OE TRADE 8 STOPY P S Y St sehoo, Todia, o parlor. LYON & HEALY, 162 Stato-st. - IANG AND TO REST-THE BES' L\I:EKECOPBXOEALE and toning. AL259 East Ban- dolph-st., by J. PRESTON. 9 TANOS TOE BALE AT REDUORD PRICES T Savally kown thzt J. il WOLCOTT, a5 Bl Siling a it olass piao from % 5 o0 aaa thax thg weeal price. 1t will pay you to give him : 0 BUILDERS_WANTED, T0 CONIHAOL TO build brick house: bulldet to furalah all material, Partland, balgnce cash. Address WINGAY, 76 West Van Burdn-at. A Coteey aah iy a7 2k pive . 1ot an caali, u s for balsntar B KENNEDY, 8 W. Hadtsonst 10, CONTRACTORS AND ‘BUILDERS_WANTED ta give as part payment a lot 48x176feet on Evans-; et B FonD Touth et o frobt, o fule valoe 15 ‘masonry or oarpenter and foiner work of three Setory and B S e L N R o of 3 PIERCE & BROWER, © Madison-st. ik 0 BE GIVEN AWAY GRATIS, §%0 WORTH OF beautiful glassware, oto., by tho Chicago Tea Co,, 48 Blue Island-av. ; brancbes, 231 Bluo Island.sv. ; and, 408 Weat Twelfthast. Excellant Japan or Oolong Tes, on- 1y 6% per . S BEOTE SN ROk TR AT =36 Che int. By m: et BANSTEUR & CO., 558 South Helstad-st. B L e ‘naw of and a1l convenianoes, will b sold, If taken this week, at ‘moch below cost, at 153 Monroe-st., Room 3. ARD_AT OAKLAND—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN ‘wishies a farnished room, with Oaidand. , Tribuno office. WLFTBD~’I'D PURCHASE-AN OFFICE COUNT- or, shout 10x13 feet, with round carner. Address G &, Tribane office. 3 OARD—BURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD FOR on avenues north of Twellth-st., thoss having first-class accommo- s A3, Tribuns offica. FIRSTOLASS, 1N E; change for board; rooms unfurnished. Address. OARD—PLEASANT ROOM AND ‘married couplo, about Apr] &, "Tribuns office. aad esst of State: or dations need addre ARD—PIANO, room an first floor, with first-alasy board far ¢Wo gon- MISCELLANEQUS. NOTICHE. To the propertyholders of Southwestern-av.: Thers will bs 2 meatiog on Mouday, April 7. at7p. m., tores sbout cettiag water 304 g3t onihanserina; All nibrentad are requosted to be at FRED. DUENSING'S, 715 West Madison-st., avhat timo. FINANCIAL, Real Estate Loans. Moner to lozn fn sums of $5,000 and upwards on im- provad property, at reasonablo ratos. S"IELDON & WATERMAN, 7 30 Nizon's Building. MACHINERY. OR BALZ— ALL SIZES OF PORTABLE AND stationary onglaos, planers and matchors, surlaco pianers, rosswiog mechines, moulding machinos: sas goor andbiiod machines; o Unirersal wood worker, niversal boring machiue: stavo, shinglo and hes Tachinery: Biartorant blbwers,” ongine lathes, drilie iron planers. chucks, oto.; Ruger's cracker machinery} soroil saw mashinery, ‘all azes: Biske pumps, leathot ‘and rubber bolting, hoso, Sics, lace leather, governors; Brown's valves; whistlos, iron pips. sll styles of) oups and brass goods, shiafting, pulloss, 'hangors, coupliugs, saw mille £ad machinors supplics, ‘We kep cn hinad the e tirion. st ROCHESTER MACHINE usacall before purchaning, ! MANUFAGTURING CO., 37 80d 3 South Caanlat. OE_BALF. — WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY: One second-hand Danels planer, in ’md order, bat Ifttlo usod; 3 second-hand 26-{noh chaln-foed surfacors; also, in good ordor, 1 3H-inch Grant flooring machine, u 3 months, first-rale order; 1 double-cylindor 14-inch floor- ing machine, heavy iron frame: 1band saw machine; 3 sctoll-sswing machines; 11argo double<ylinder, 1¢-tnch, iron frame nnunlw.on flooring machins, In excallont or- dor, very sultable for railroad work; also 4 now scroll saw machinss, 2 new 28-inch surfacers. of above machines will be sold low and in favorable terms. Inquire of L. B. WALKER & CO., 67 South Canal-st. FOR BATEKT THE OFFIOE OF THE EVENING e o™ make: Soe mvod bot 8 and boiler, *‘Bucko: A T ime: price low. Inquie at MCGRRGOES, South Canal-a 13, 50UTE GREEW.ST.—NICELY EURNISHED temen. ARD—PERMANFNT BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN and wilo, cast of Statest. and north of Thirl Private family praforred. _Address Y 78, Tribuns ofice. WAFTE‘LI PAIR 3.FERT MILLSTONE; OLD stock. Address 141 Sonth S8angamon. ZNTER-GCOOD FRASERS T0 CONTEAGT FOR by &nd Hoors, CAll &% siop, o Cottags Grove and Bouth Farke ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, gentiemen's wahing, good rafereaces, at 316 Wesk E; WAigED—A YEUI.FEG GERMAN WHO HAS TBAYE ‘ei6d st rei aud fn Earopo a iood maay gears, woo Ik 14 take chargs of &0 Americen famlly of party of 15~ dies and gentlemen going to Europe this summer. Ad- dress A 13, Tribune office. 5% REW_FIANOS._ AND OBGANS FOH R A R R R ‘comer Thirteenthat. S O O A Pieek Foa et romigms: o f Toguon, Wo W, EIMBALL, Wholstale Agoat: RT— BALE_PIANOS. RENTING ToRER o0 Tob S1i5 TIPS, SEUY &, PROSSER, 615 Wabash ANTED_VIOLIN PLAYER, ONE WHO OAN A0 company the vofce, to travel wilh s dramatic comr pany. “Apply to J. POWER, 131 West Adams-st. () ECONDEAND PIANOS, NEARLY NEW( e B Boous it 1t o et ol state und Adamisiar V. W EIMBALL. PERSONAL. RSOV G cul SRS, S 5 o, Jately of Auro a xu": 550" Weat Lake-st., ho will Boar of something to his rasta ERSONAL_HOWAED, PLEASE CALLTHIS AF PR or ave, or say whero a note will reach-jan. 5 You kniow who. " 8. ERSONAL-ISS._JANE MCNAMARA, WHG st., will hearof something ‘groatly to her advantage by g J 57, Tribuns office, PRy, 1orst M Saig 20 0 o to heer m-;fi;fiflx references givan. Address 5 6 Trib- Gne offico, ERSONAL_WILL L. P; GARREIT, THE BEWING ‘machine man, please call at 613 Waskington- ERSONAL—WILL MISS 3. G. QUINCE PLEASE PN lresato N 5. Tibaae ofcal PBRSONM.—NNA: HAVE JUST RETURNED ‘from St Louls. Whers cau I ase you by yourself? BROOKS, - X A OBRIEN, LATE OF RO- o N-T will oo of & fend by addressiag K i3, Tribuns offco. 9,() NORTH SANGAMONST. _FRONT PARLOR TO rent, with board, furnished or nnfarnished; slso saite of rooms fo. aingle persons, gas and bath. KD_WANTED BY TWO BROTHERS, 17 AND '3 home: uear Union Park; moderate terms. Ad- 86, Tribuno oftice. ANTED_WASHING TQ DO ¥OR TODUR OR v a fow singlo gonta. call o sidors 113 Wost Huppardan, 0 & =] ERSONAL_WILL MRS. LENO ROUDEN CALL Prroos at Browss fir and Pavem Emporas, 25 Ziato-at., botween VauBaren and Congress. 4§ NORTH GREENST., BETWEEN LAKE AND Fulton—A. fow gontlétaen can bo accommodated with (flurnhhnd rooms aud board, and slso & few day- . 84 SOUTH HORGANST., TEAR MADISON_FUL- O nished front parlor, and board, for two gentlemen. BODTH MORGAN-ST., SADISON—FUR- 8 Rk rooma with boaeds Boto rslase with mod- ¢rm improvaments. i 80 SOUTH SARGAMON.ST.PLEASANT FUR- nishod room, with board : suitabls for 3 gentiomen. THROOP.ST.—TW, G_GENTLEMEN, L1 o et Saa e i o Socomamedaiod with room aud bosrd. e ‘WARREN-AV., NER, WOOD-ST.—-O! 13 S o PO T for: frot viow: ARD-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM OR SUITE s, with Srst-clasa board, for gentleman and ‘location. No notice ‘taken of replies that do not give location, conventonces, and terms. Address L 19, Tribane ofice. ARD-TWO OR MORE WELLFURNISHED, and well-kept rooms, with or wittiont board; private referrod, by 4 young men. whio profer to ro- ‘main within the disirict bounded b Ban, Soutt Side; referances and permane JORYN, 131 LaSalle-at. ARD_BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH suito or ono Inrge unfuinished front room: location tmust bo good aud terms reasonable: will bo permancat if ted. A deseribing convenionces and giving terms, D 9, Tribune office. Washington, Adams, act of the con- ‘scommodations, aouth aod wost light, Table superior. Also, c3n now bs eozaged throo unforaished rooms, ¢a suite, Xh bosrd, readyby May 1. Thesorooms aro very ailtsble for two couples or a small family: terms roasonsble; only ono ‘block from Madison, noar Union Park. SOUTH P ST, — TO RENT — FUE- 148 20T ohs fr Eearioien:aiso day bosrd: 15] SOUTH BANGAMONST.—PLEASANT FUR- nished rooms, with board, suitablo for gentlemen and their wives; also, for gentlomen. 155 R T ot sl moders o - priva d improvamenta? good tablo for horse and bugKy. 168 FEST ADANSST._PLEASANT TURNISH- rooms, singlo or double, with or without board. WES N.ST. — FUZNISHED 172 R et s L s oo thees gestio: men. 173 TEST_ADAMS ST _BOARD AND ROOM 36 { board, 81. per week; day-} ARD—] ENTLEMAN 1IN nnnuBlmeiy.Gw-uLsm;. Addross D7, Tribune —. E GENTLEMAN DESIRES A s ra d, jn a deairable locality loasant. room, with bos: 5 ratclass sccommo. s West, Side. Only those havin dations need appiy. AND NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR man and wifeina pleasant private family by the 15th inst. ; am partisl to Weat Sides Addross. with tafms and location. JOEN: BON, 120 Wost Waahington-s ARD—WANTED ASMALL SITTING-ROOM AND bodroom sdipining, wiis bo B e ot ageivon praferrad, Addroes F 31, Tribuds office. WITH ONE_LARGE, UNFURNISHED Caomt, or anits, by young man and. Wil , and prefer the ard, In qulet poivas eniluian and wife onroo-at. of Adamas 1, Tribtns offics. 1777 WEST HARRISOR ST—d STEADY YOUNG 11 men c4u engago board, with a pleasant room. T9 ren AV AN (ELECANT, Sihiee ooty ‘morning And byening mesls woald be derirable partier. 2‘9‘9. WEST JHADIEON-ST.oT0 RENT, 0% m nished rooms, en suite o2 g Iniprovemants. Accommodstions for day-board- OF SALE_TWO NEW _AND COMPLETE BETS ofsgzassan piogs; tuo now aad compleio rabblag: beds. Th i ot i 1) roapactly aad ro: e T e i Lnavies & No. 3 Weet Handotphot. OR SALE_CHEAP_ONE 8§ HORSE- POWER 4 ootler. 1o good order. Apply to . R laREr RS AU % SPENCRE, 55 Canalate WE WILL BELT, ANY _OF OUR FPE.8.2008 Yo, oo, Ay 07 o7 hi t Worcester. . AMES, ROSEE LEPENGR, 775 Sonth Canal st E_GHEAP_ONE NEW PORTABLE FOR"E‘A&D‘“.‘ ‘Blandy manafactare, 5-horve ror. Kuvils, Dlackamithtools, ete. GovorumaatGoods Depot, 195 East Lake-st., up-stairs. FANGE- 1l FORTABLE GRIST MILLS. 16, TOoR50RA -fix;“ tho best ¥ronch burr, ::-l:!u‘-:é?: in % ¥ disconn : gg.: K e ecty. BELDEN FISH &G0, 18 st en. WEST WASHINGTON-ST.,—FILONT BOOM, 209 Tfarniubok Tor Seacieman ad Wi of bwo g0 temen, with 21 TULTON-ST.—AN EXCELLENT FURNISHED PR e e : SSPECRon Sod Pootin sar wloa good Bara o ront WEST RANDOLPH-ST. — ONE LARGE 227 front room, lmng:‘dnrnnl‘urnl&hbd‘wlmm. 2 EWING-ST.—NICELY FURNISHED FRONT 35 asl d d tloor, with first- ‘Torms roasosable; near cars. SOUTH GRI -ST.—TO, RENT, PLEASANT 23300 SRERN o T BB, LRI W N 2= ANT FUR- 247 RS AOTROESIL MRIATE NTLEMAN AND WIFE: MUS; hborhood, West Sido, West Waal ered) whiors theo ato faw of na boarders. OARD-BY A GE bo insgood nelg OARD—BY GENTLAMAN AND WIF] ihers are fow or no other of Twanty-second-st. Address, with ‘terms, eto., E 3, OARD-AN UNFURNISHED 00N, by two yaang gentlemen: Weat Side: pioferred. Addross B ARD_FOR A TAMILY OF SELF, WIFE,FOUR gils, aged 6, 4, 3, baby, and nusse.girl; want thres garters. Addross, with probable . Fiibuns i rivate family, en , and geaeol Do o el ARD-IN A NICE, PLEASANT HOME FOR anfly in_some ruburh city, Address, with ‘easy of access to tho 57, Tribune offce. D_BY TWO YOUNG MEN, ON WEST oA pex week. ¥ 11, Telbuns oo, OARD_ON OR BEFORE MAY 1, BY GENILE- witl, board, between Sz nd_Adams ats, exchanged. Address G 19, very nfcsly-furnished room to reat with D75 VEST, MOXROE, CORNER MORGAN_X ‘class board. ENGINE LATHES IN TV, EE OTRE S pee Yron planers, all sizes; crills: bolt cotte: plasers snd b Sume diicm] i Mk et . i bost. oall ‘ot Sraigoath Canal-st, W. . JAM ROCHE & BPENCER. “ ANTED—TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH, A GOOD ‘steam pump of 2 inches outlet or over. ‘Address (33 Aroher REWARD. D] HE MORNING OF $D0 B B inias eisghasis vk 1nd ox zad Haadolph: bove roward m. pleces of tuss, from the corner of S R et e e THOMAS, mw-bu?h-tv. BLUE LAN] . —TWO_OR THREE 285 Driiees SeARD-AY, it e sgiab) famsis, where s table is kept. 900 LABEST.. CORNER CARPENTER—FLEAS: aat front parior, with board. WEST ADAMS.ST._TO RENT, WA 0 3 f ooms, back par- SUL s S i e bl 7 WEST MOREOE-ST._ONE OR TWO GEN. 305 Toimen A 2 emmmoaatad with sood room aad board. ‘Also, day boarders want = TES HINGTON.ST,, CORNER MAY— 328 Tt room, Wik ood bosrd, for oo goatie- men. WEST _WABHINGTON-ST.—ONE _ LARGE 334 Toa pacion, micely furutubed lao a3 aleoro and * | larse square toom, witn Srat- ARD—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AT REAS ° south of Twanty.second-at., and east of 903, Tribane ofhz. OARD-BY THE DAY: HOUSE T0 BE W) Jocated, and within 10 mibutos® walk of old Clty 2 o R AR e R Do iz R, Tribune ofice. = TD_BY GENTLEMAN AND WIVE, IN uatet family or private & areqt, nosr Unlon Fiouse proferred whero B 8 bosrding boute, om a good accommodations, ~ Add: & Mills, sontheast corner Clask and ARD—AXD TWO UNFU. O umiet Tuds, morih of Torenty socon sak OARD_BY § YOUNG MEN, A PLEASANT ROOS ia8 near io business as poss 7 diress, atating location RNISHED OO VY ANTED_SOSE GOOD PARTIESTO TAKE THE G 1 line of goods ussd by _eve business homso} pristers or stationers preforred. H. 1 KAUFE: BEAN, Ro. 44 South Thirdat., Philadeiphis, Fa VWANIED-OWNERS ARD INVENTORS OF GOOD patent rights which they wish tos6ll.” Call at 119 Doarborn-st., 5. "ANTED_TO BUY A BECOND-HAND REFRIG- orator. Must be in good order. Address J H B, 107 Vincennesar. = TWATED-X TIAVING A MILOH-GOAT A ealo Y nds puschaser by caliiag at on ad- drossing 597 Michigan-av. TWANTED—T WANTTO BUY 4 PRIVATE BANE in somo smart _enterprising town. For pazilcuisrs address ¥ 09, Tribuns office. VW ASIED-BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, DRESSES cat and fitted; also, all kinds of sowing dons. ‘Wheeler & Wilson maching furnished. ~ Address EAST- MAN, care 614 West Rrio-at. WANTEDCTWO, TICKETS TO PHILADELPHIA oy, o Now York.” Address. for ons weok, ¥ 8, Triliaas co. . ERSONAL_WANIED THE ADDRESS OF THH Plnond that_came with me from Pltrsburg, arriving April4. A.M. WADSWORTH, 505 South Jetforson-st. ERSONAL _SHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF 0. Keof, it fs not absolutel nu:es“rx‘w come, but ‘must sea or correspond immodiately. 1 did not for cer- tain roasons, bat_your friend mourned your departure. Ent allts well.” FELIX & ERSONAL_WILL MISSES VIOLA_ ARD IONA 4 trezt-car last Sanday, pleasa S b R to . Ter eare ot the Timas: “Have lost the address you gave me. PESONAL—B- R-FOTE TE Randolph-st., 4p. m. JA L TE: ey JERBONAL—MIS8 NORA HORRIGAN, FORMER Iy of Cincinnati, will please send address to 137 Bouth Jeftatson st Misa Jolla Grotty wishos to Bear from Her. THOMAS HAYES, 137 South Jefferson-at. = ERSONAL-107, BTATE AND AADISON CAR, Th vening; black dress. Stats circamstancs 25 nemme ke 6, TEibnne offce: ‘AGENTS WANTED. T TVED, _ WEST VYARIER 10 PURCHASE O RENT—A GOOD ‘billiard tabls, ether with balls, etc., ready for use. _Address Q i, Tribuno office. "ANTED—ALL PARTIES WHO ARE, OR EVER aye bsea, mombers of Star of Hopa Lodgo, No. 15 1. 0. G. T., toattend & mesting of tha w;‘;-nmm’. day even| the Washingtonian Home, No. 576 West Msdison-st. Business relating to the new hall. Prospectus and Torrtory for the Life and Times of oraco Groeley, by L. D.” Ingersoll. An unbisssd, non- Daritaan 1ifo of this Eroat mabe with oxtended Hotices of Biaoy of his cotemporary staterien and journalists. This Pt ai Tos e A Frcas SapartRaity ot ARoRie eges, fally tfiaitrated: o B i in o, sidress URTON BUBLISHING TN PANY, Chlcags. é.azm WANTED-SEND 91.25 FOR SPLENDID ANTED_ALL IN KEED OF PAINTING OF ANT Py fldua"ac—fltl:“”flnlar eagxlmlmnl, Kwfln‘lvfle ch!l“.f::lflwgl D Grders by mall promptly attonded to: W. T WILLIAMS & CO. 2 ACET T coom T era: e cent, p 'c':g‘..\ aatod, 2 0% appiy 1o =1 0., 55 West Lae-si. ITED — SODA-WATER APPARAT! N~ ‘Wabash-ar. VU ANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT DR. Sykes 13 still glviog a free trial of his sure- care for catarrh 1o all suflerora calling at hils office, 163 Wost Ran. dolph-at._Send for circalar. CLATRVOYANTS. (EIOAGE SPIRIT ROOMS. 21 WEST MADISOS. T fans wopeas Sol Bos TeLogAtIet DF hnit Tros. r [ 9 Beivato sirtings at ALl Dours, with the most woadectal trarse, clalrvorant, physical, test, beuling, aod doveioping mediams of the £ge, who Wil tell of busineta matriages, journers, law.aults, lost or stolon PrODOrEy, Dl oveal ohan prosent, aod fortes eremss. Bovermi 004, reliable medbums winted at once: © - B, MATHEW AND MADANME MAYNARD OAX o arTisges, jonraers, law suits, absen: friends, lost aad stolon: Dlvpfl't:. or lim!m ‘wish to ko Suro ts, puraivas, shshmation deataoas ote o Wesknou, ., ‘somplalaf S5, catareh. Deficats diesses cased 1a. s few dar. e or 50 pay. 105 West, Madison-at., up-stairs. GENTS! AGENTSI AGENTSI_TOR ZAR D ey (fapman TGRSR 1 — vory’day. HAR W, ZaREMEL & CO% Room B, No, 125 Soath Clark-st.,-Chicago. GENTS WANTED-LADY AGENTS AND CAN: éfl Tasser 0 every ety and town fa he Uaiied States to o ereat Ihomsaosta And. excloaive tertitory wil Fivon. * Cal at Rocm 8, 27 West Madigon-st, s GEFTS WANTED-EXPERIENCED OARVASS. T loss o 3 T BLARD B 00w 26 Wost Mudinon-ttee Bba GNTS WANTED-TO CANVASS FAMILY BT ARG e e S e Eop beadtifally bound, b me e AR RISON 5 Bouth Clark-at. ENTS WANTED 10 CANVAES TAE CUIT A B A et Can 1aake from 835 1o 84 par weak. Call at 535 West Madinrn. TO LEASE. St i S SRS e TD LEASE—-FOR GARDEN, 5§ ACRES UNDER Gultiration, on Divers~y.av., near Milwaukee-av. : et fow. Apoly to WAL VALE & GO., # and & Daarborn-at \[ADANE PARIE THE WONDERFUL GYPSEY. Conrultation, 1§ ». m. to 9 p. m., Enldl{;l ceptod, FeoS0ceits. Nogvaliemen sdiitied. 200 W. Madison-st, Room 4&5. . . PARES, OF FAIRFAX, VER- NS e o P Yo tlement in the late French wlxh.fleifll- We h:vhmn her spectmens, and work portoct. Pleats ol o S Twenty BBt MITH, MAGNETIO PHYSICLAN, A Bg.;lu}n'imfi developing medium, £3 West Mad” is0n-s! . BUTT, NATURAL CLATRVOYANT, TEST, M= Phyaical Examinations, aid Business Mediam; at 91 Bouth Desplaines-st. _Feo HAS. H, READ, ACKNOWLEDOED THE M A pnosical stodiam in Americs: whos abont . will give scances and lectare at W.'-;f flfi%’,é‘fl?'flk:u (finday} ovenlog, aad uch‘ovgm juring the. wesk. Admiwlon—Gents, 81; Ladie R B e at 15§ 0 clock. " M[ADAX SILSON, SATURAL CLATRVOYANT. M Conrattaton o' tadion cal. " Basior, 99 Boath iaio st . ; 0 LEASE—DOCK 201140 FEET, CORNER MALN O piRach amd Norch Dearbormates whl b Iosed hors Garm of yoars. _Thia lot haa beon océupicd for & number of yoara by the Western Transportation Company, ard 4 all docked and ready for usn. 10 feet on Sonth ‘Branch, just north of Twouty-seagnd-st., ournar of Todd, ol adapted for a coal, stors, or Jumbor dock. Also, fest on the sonthwest corner 6f Adams and Markst.s: running through to tho river, suftable fc ooy o 7. D" KERFOOT 8" CO, 0 PARk 0, LEABE DOCK NOW OCCUPIED BY KPL LOGG 4 CO, - ? & 86 A 00, o Tuelithst. easto7 brideo. W, 0, LEARE_DESIRABLE DOCK, ON STOWELL Al oy 3 B, Trelith-st. Apply o JOHN ROPEE, & '0 LEASE_25X100 FEET. ON OLARK, NEAR HAR. ;[‘nm. IVES & ROBINSON, Rocm 13 Methodisi 0 LEASE-DOCK. 9 FEET, AX BRIDGEPORT; Tallroad facilition: immedinia pcr:cysinn: 6673 furnish 9 ax low rates by contrers wih Gricnen & Zltan Rail. L AVl 19 B, SCUOBNRAIAL, Gomar Arctec-ar, o