Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1873, Page 5

| THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1873, 5 REAL ESTATE. The Suburban Speculative ‘Fever Cooling Down a Little, The . Belt-Railroad and Otker.| Suburban . Mgtters. Tenement Houses' Versus ' Su- * burban Homes. : Recent Sales of City Remdences and Suburban Acres, Transfers for the Week. ‘Thets has booh & grest deal of trn]mg “in sptions” andcontracts to sell land in the specula- tive district west of Washington Heights during the past ten deys. There have, howerver, been wvery few actnal . transfers of the fee of the land. People do not seem to went the land so much a8 they do somothing to speculate in, and theso ¢ contracts-to-gell ” seem to furnish the samo sort of - speculative . pabulum a8 the options on wheat and corn for fature delivery, which far- nish 80largo a part of the business of the Board of Trade. We bear of but ono actual transfer of land in -that quarter duzing tho: past weck, viz: & tract of 40 scres in northwest 3£ of southeast % of Bection 26, Town of Lake, being four miles . directly west, and one mile south of the Normal School, 8t 8500 per. acre, terms 3 cash and balanco in one; two, and three years. This land is just two iniles south- west of the mearest railroad station —South Lynne, on the Great Eastern Railroad. This sile affords not only an index of the present range of prices in all the surrounding district for a mile or two north and south of it, but fur- nishes another instance of tho rocent rapid ad- vance in prices in that quarter in the fact that | the price which this gold for is just the same as was asked for the land immediately at Bouth Lynne six months sgo. This shows that the prices . of eix . months B8go .‘are now asked for lands two miles further from thie city, and atleast two miles further from”any eans of communication with the city. . Tt is, of course, understood that the pushing out of tho specnlative fover into this district is * pased entirely on the expectation of- & railroad being built through it this summer. Asmen- tioned last weck, we are unable to trace this ex- Pechtmn to anything but talk. Itisan old say- ing that * Talk is talk, but it takes money to buy land!™ This does not quite hold good in con- nection with land in the district south of the Bouth Dranch and west of the Great Eastern Railroad, and jt might also be chang eflto read 9% Ta'fik‘“ tallk, but it takes maney to build rail- ronds.”. THE BELT-STBUREAX RATLROAD. There are now not less than half-a-dozen s~ burban railrond projects being talked of : One is to build a belt-railroad around the city outside the city limits. _Another belt railroad is also talked of, in which itis proposed toutilize a groat of the present tracks that run in the general éu-ectmn of the projected line, viz: the new branch line of the Northwestern Company from Irving Park south to the new car shops in Sec. 10; thence enst on Kinzie sireet to the line of the Great Eastern, on' Rockwell street ; thence south on the Great Eastern .track to Brlghton 3 thence -east on the Stock-Yards track along Fortieth street to the lake shore; rmd, pos- shly, by . some arrangement with - d';nm: Company, thence north nlang the lake shore to the dcpot .atfoot of Lake Btreet. - It will be seen that these tracks alre: furnish & continuous line from the Illinois Cen- tral depot southward along the lake shore and around the city to Irving Park. By building fonr smiles more of track from Irving Park, or Some int south of xc, to the lake shore at Lake View, e e anta world fammish s balt reitsoss. entirely aronnd the city. Whether there would be busi~ ness enongh £0 support such a road would de- ypend on what use the main-trunk railroads en- tering the city from every direction could make of it in the transfer of freight cars, etc. Itisnot probable_that- tho “suburban passonger travel on. this circuitous ronte would amount to much ; but, as the tracks are already builf, except the four miles from Irving Park to the lake shore, it would mot cost mnch to try the experiment, if the railroad companies owning the different tracks could agree upon a plan, and would put & tnm on .the ‘rond. - The Union Btock-Yards ?nny have a charter which. gives them the ngh to build s railroad almost anywhere outside the city limits, and the Directory of .this Compa-~ Dy is composed of officials of nearly all the rail- ronds that enter the city; 5o that,if it can bo made fo appear that a belt' railrosd would “find ‘business enongh to \mhrgnlts operation (which is doubtful), they wi bly supply suckishort links as are requisite. Even if nons of the exclusively snbnflf&n rail- rords now being talked of are built, the entrance of at Jeast three more main-trunk lines now be- ing built, viz ; the Baltimore & Ohio, Canads Bouthern, and Chicago & Pacific, will 8o largely increase the area of suburban lands available for rosidence or manufacturing purposes that, not- withstanding the rapid increaso of “our * popula- tion, Ghicago will continue to be the most thinly populated city in the world. Instead of being &n objection, this'will always be an ndnntalgu, because it will keep the pncaa of land enough to plage the ownerehip of & home within £ho Teach of even poor men. 'Phis, in farn, helps to make the population more Yermmonc, -and furnishes the never-failing mpg of labor ne- cessary for the yermanent estal lmhment of tho manufacturing industries. A CO-OPERATIVE UTOPIA. We print the following becauseit isthe ‘ other side of the question,” but do nob ngua with it for the reasons appended : o the Editor of The Chicag) Tribune: ‘There i8 probably no more important mlte.r h all the realm of domestis economy than that of pro- \'idl.ng ‘better houses for the common peopls to live in. take tho responsibility of the fallpw- ‘Statements upon this question ; t the mass of our inhabitants livein houses which are actually unfit as dwalling-places for intelli- gent beinga, ‘Thiat such places ars incapable of properly ventilated, and at tbe sxme moment i {tants as comfortable and healthful nb.;'u.. o That the houses and, of course, the spactments of the same, 1o ganerally -xmgwm to0 t00 narrow, snd the erior on {hey are th moat respects, e 100 22z Temaved txvmumunmn! o That mmg Z;u.%onnmf such buildings proportionste to the advantages gained by the 2 80 unfortunate se 10 have, £or the tim 2 bés":g'ho bettr place of residence. That It costs the peopls generally twice or thrics as M Lok Al e iy A o prairte tn the mud, and miles away from tho business Tuat th timg spent fn street maviputon by o o working _classes, from the vari hn 3 0 pemote distaioes hich ARG Rooestay oo Bequencea of iaclation and indiscriminate diffusion, is unnecessardly, - and, I veture to soy, wnwisely, mitdmnmwrtu&epwphhunhmuu r mero shells ” of hous: remain the victims of real state spscutatin, uniting theirmeans 1ad buil s nmborof Tota 1o mlx':finox v 18 n poasib] \plishment accom; That, for instance, on the basis of the Sherman ‘House,ar tho Pcifi Hotel, the entire mass- of fnbibl. ts spresd for miles over the prairie in the West mrsnen of Chicago czn be put between Jeflerscn sireet and the river | ‘That such & consummation is devoufly to be wished for by the now geperally-victimized not doubt, That human can ever emerge from unhealthful and steolutely Sendusl conaitions. withont being well-housed, I very much doubt, ‘That this whole matter, in all its phase sg:zhtmm taken up and considered in earnest by the best intellect a0d the most philanthropio men and women of Chi- £ago.' The movement for good and beautifol homes for the people should be more general. 0. W. The Utopian dresm of providing palsces for tho “ common people” is & very pleumg onoe to Penple who regard themselves as part of the ‘uncommon " people. Yet, in our republican condition of societr, the very nttempt to-defino the clzes of “common” people snd _seperate them from the “uncommons” in & ict man- ner of living would prevent the success of the scheme. - It is natural for human beings to as- eeri their particular individuality, md every. salaried and wage-receiving ‘person, from the cashicrof a bank down to Bridget, in the kitchen Fnllas himself and hersolf on being 2 little dif- erent and having somowhat different notions of It is the hol life from .eoybody else. of an uppaxtmuty to develop dividuality and show that he ‘“has & soul zbove buttons,” that draws the emij t from the old world to Americs and from the Eastern Btates to the West. Itis the reutivenens under the oppressively well-ordered regulations of the , older countries and cities that Asnde ulation to Chicago and the West. The opp! ity to Em tify certain proclivities, to ride xs own httle obbies, and make it apparent to the world in the extarior arrangemont of his own little honse and grounds, gives o vent to certain longings in every man and woman which, if repressed, in- evitably dovelop into discontent and contention with the noarest bors. Men and women Tebel against rules that sink them to a doad level with any mass of people where the only remaining” ‘sign of individuslity is the difference betwaan numbers on” .the idoors ~ of a ital - ‘or © tenement, or_co-oporative eat.ab shment of &ny kind. Aside from this obstacls in human natare, we claim that it is better for society, and for the stability of Iocal and goneral government, for every man to own his - bouse. . The man who 0wns a piece of ground and builds his home on it is in his own castlo, but he is then also pledged to sustain government, to promoto im- _Provements, and help the gonoral progress of gociety to a grester oxtent than if himself and family aro simply tho tenants of 5 suite of rooms in & hotelor co-operative boarding-house, Again, a house and Iot are_the only savinge-l in which & vast majority .of men can ever suc- ceed-in“laying up money. The temptation to ‘spend ready money is_too well known to neod any elaborato discassion o prove that 1t is nec- essary for. most men that they run in debtfor something liko a bouse and lot to assist them in eaving monoy. Many s man in Chicago whois now well-to-do in the world, owes it to nothing in the world but tho - continual admonition.of n debt that must bo paid at & definite period in-the fulure. The fear of default in his paymont, and a consequent loss of money, obliges him to save, nm‘l mea him' up ‘to action, when othorwisa he squander his carnings in luxnrios or in tho Ialencss of some strike. ° Cooperation too fre- quently runs m;sory. ADDITIONAL SUDURBAN TRAING. & ‘The néw time-table of ‘the suburban trains on the Rock Island Railroad, which weat into effect last Monday, is as follows: A Abont & week ago an accommodation suburban train waa placed on the completed portion of the Chicago & Pacific Railroad, and -is now running overy afternoon at 8 o'clock from the eastorn end of the.road, at the junction of Halsted streot and the North Branch, to River Park (Cazenovis). By the 15th of next month the fraing will run to Elgin. Nothing has been de- finitely settled yet as to the continuation of the eastern end of the road to ‘any depot nearer the ‘business centre. Tthas often been suggested that one of the dissdvantages of suburbsn residenca is, that there are too few late trains, and that this pre- vents thoso who live nlong the lines of road from' coming in to evening entertainments in the city. is want, however, will probably be supplied on ench of {he roads as population be- comes large cnough to justify all the railroad companies in running 11 0'clock p. m. tratns, THE PROJECTED CANAL, to start somewhere not far from E:ghuet.h stroet and Cottage Grove avenue, and to run to the n\ar mfl connect with the South Chicago har- rovived again. It may or may not Dl tank e aad amal will bo eventually s fixad fact. BUBUBBAX ACRES. The following recent sales of suburban acres give indications of prices in various quarters: Fifty acres in Sec. 26, in Town 88, 13, near South’ Bngmon cunaxdm.un $17,500. Soventeon scres of N. W. 3¢ Sec. 22, Town 89, 18, 2§ mfla weat ot f.he city limits, near Twalfth amer oonsideration, 81,300 per acre. One hundred and sixteen acres near Maywood; consideration, 2102,000. Eighteen acres in 8, E. X of 5. W. 3( of Bec. 12,in the Town of Evanston; consideration, 1,800 per acre. Eighty acres, E. 1§ of N.E.I{of Sec.22, Town 33, 18, 8, L3¢ mileest of tho Junction; con- ndemtwn, T acre. Ten acrés in W. 3¢ of 8. E. 7 of Sec. 7, Tovn 87, 14, half-mile oAmapt ot ‘dummy frak sta- uon ut Washington Hoights; consideration, er acre. Lngb acres inE. 3 of 8. E, 3¢ of Sec. 3, ‘Town 89, 13, quarter-mile west of tho city limits and near North aveaus; consideration, $2,000 per_acre. Five acres in Sec. 24, Town 40, 1, about two “miles southesst’ of Irving Park, adjoininz the Town of Lake View ; oRsidcration, 81,000 por acre. . Twenty acres in Sec. 35, Town 88, 18, two snd » half miles 8. W. of South Lynne considera- -tion, 12,000, AOHIGAN AVENUE n:smxhcm. Mesars. E. T. Sumwalt & Co. s0ld_ yesterdny, for Peter Page, bis - three-story . and brsement morblo front residence No. 664 Michigan avo- nue, with lot 25 feot front by 175 fect deep, to W, . Gibsop, of Tndisnzpolis, who will zove cago and ocoupy it, for 823,000. g i, resldence, nearly oppgsite the above, wu sold 8 few weoks since to IIr. Henry Cor- ‘with, the wealthiest, and one of the oldest, citi- iuma of. Gnlenu, who will make thugo ome. . One hundred sud \‘.Inrty—ex ht feot on Praitie avemus, between Forty-eighth. and Forty-ninth streets; consideration, $76 per foot. Ten Iots in_tho Town “Common's subdiision ; consideration, $250 each (for inside lota 88x150) and §450 .cach for cor- Reclots 452150, One hundred by one hundred Anfl mub, gouth-" west cotner. of North Clark and Erie streets; eonsldemhon, £44,000. ome hundred, morthwest corner of sm,e n.n Erio streots; considération, 15,000, - . Four lots on Archer svenus, corner of Freo- mmxtr:nt, 25x125 each; consideretion, £4,000. One hundred and eixty-c;lfiht by one hundrad and twenty, corner ‘of -Oak and Lake Shore; consideration, $3,500.° Lot on Hastings utreut, near Blne Teland we- nue; consideration, TFitty by one hnnénd, on Hinsdale street, near Wells street ; consideration, 84,625 . Fifty by -one hundred and twenty-five on Di- versey avonue and West Hastings street; con- uniemtmn, ©4,000. ' - Two lots on Brown amct be!waan Lake and Walsh streets; eonndmmm. 81, " Four lots corner Burling stroet s.ud Webster avenue; consideration, $3, Twanty -four by ono 'hundred and twenty-four on Emerald strect, between Thirty-seventh and Thirty-cighth stroeta; considoration, 8760. ‘T'wenty-four by one s hundred and four on Mor- gan street, between Gurley and- Polk streots ; oonsideration, 81,250, A large number of dwelling houses, ranging community, I do- 1n cost from §500 to 89,000, sre being erected at the present time sonth of Twenty-second street and west of the avenues, running out toward the Stock Yards, and esst of the Etoak Yarda. Hausen & Black, architects, Major Block, have plnna in their office for the following buildings, For W. M. Laflg , 8 double dwelling-house corner Polk stroef and Hermitage avenue. - For B. P. Jacobs, s handsome cottage snd a depot tE\ghhmd ke EBD N fllfm:k residence af Wicker J. l!cflngh, store and dwelling, Division and streets. ™ Mackin, store gnd dwomng, corner Indiana svenue and Bickerdike street. Isaac R. Hitt, a double brick house, with octa~ on fronts. Aiso a block of five octagon-front wellmgs at Evanston. mc. gavne, residence and barn on Esst Erie eof Mr. Garrett, & block of four octagon-front dwellings, corner Jackson and Throop ‘streets. The same tocts have also just finished & ha.ndsoms perspective of the Lincoln Park House and a fancy bazaar for D. Goodwillie, HATURDAY'S TRANSFERS. The following instruments were filed for record on Saturdsy, April 26 : crry 78 Lots 5, 11, and west 6 ft sy 4 tn Block 4 of Coch- "““5’% %9, Boc 7, 89, 14, dated April 8; considera orenty-five Iots b5 Central Park Addition, Gated April 24} consideration, “Anburn st, between Ofonc Tee a0 Covugn s, o1, 95130 foet, dated Fob. 21 ; consideration, $550. The No. 33 Block st, dated April 253 con- stderation, ma& betPolklnd Taylor sta, 6 £25 ft {o al- dated consideration, $2,600, l"iimm. wmol.ndnmmb bt n 1,25 ft to al- ugmm pril 26 ; consideration, $1, wutolnndn:u:obhn.nt,”nwd- . dated April28 ; consideration, &1, of Lot mmocx:imm- Addition, dated fi31 oo derati Ayler at, nux-?’.morrmumn,u,m 18, s1eh Baeh 19", consideration, S2A00. “Pacific av, Wltnol?nl.‘(::,fl:!, tnlzmmnzy, with ‘buildings, dated Sept, 25 ; considerat ‘Sheleld av, nexr Clay st 6, 1, Lots 107 “and 106, dsted 20 ; consideration, 9 Blockleuf 39, 14, dated April o ope m].ot in’ -wxsoozv, ) 1y l mad, and becomes only. s modified | form of the dolusion of Communism, and the ulti- | '| mate result of the laiter is always anarhcy and ‘Evanston, Robert: West Lake st ot Linacts and ool s, B, 0100 alley, dated Feb. 26 ; Esmmocxs,xmsum,dmdmmn oconstders- o, West Rinds ¢ s, between May and“Curtls sis, s, 20 PYS o sley, dated Al 38 eopaiGeration o alto1 Anch 555 w;?:; 5 %%‘o i35 ase 3 donsideratio: Lot 24, 1n Block 18) of m.fi',’w,‘u.dncuwfl 18 ; consideration, West Jo .snd Honore cat Jacaon et, petwoen Linoola Heacz s Clybourn av., near n w cor of Division st, Lot 3, with ""é‘&%?‘i‘.; oo tonh ”"“""i“i"i’sxsi' t, with Chas, Beaby to Juunis 0. ?me. e S0 Indiana av, 98 ft 8 of Twenty-fifth at, o 2435 ft tc sl dned 2L comtomtion BN o5 1o e .n:y-med Al 21 ; consideration, £15, 5,000, Ieu bet Centro av and Thmvpn o1, Lot 42, Hareh 14; consideration, $4,600, XoRTH OF CITY Tots 19 and 20 in Block 50, in_Touby & Kogars’ Ad- {ition to Baveuawood, dated April 24’5 consideration, #E00 43 1n Block 3 of Block 15, of a3 Bec. 29, 0,14, asted April 26 ; consideration, $900, EOUTH OF CITY LIMITS. Bixty-third st, northeast coruer of Bassett lr, L l,. 1255123 ft, with 100 £t in shme block, dated March 15 § considersiton, £2,700 t 7, of InllSh)lCo! Johnston's xse;{ufna 3 of Bec 3, 35, 14, dated March eration, ts 9 aad 10 of Tots 59 to 02, Town of Brightor dated Feb, 105 cwnsidcnflan, $700, i ¥ CITY LIAITS, it g Ty o Bl et ec 35, 40, 19, wi g cotlderation, $5000, D uiLegy dated Ap SUMMARY FOR THE WEEE. The following is tho totsl amonnt of city and suburban property transferred during the week ending Sats y, April 26. City property: Nuiu- ber of sales, 170; considoration, £809,878. North'of city limits:'Number of sales, 9; con- sidoration, §258,150. South of city limita : Nom- ber of sales, 33; consideration, $799,775. Weat of city limila: Number of ‘salés, 2; considera- 14,000, Total eales, 219, Total considera- 1,881,808, —_— 5 SUBURBAN . ErANSTON. The Board of Managers of tho Soldiers’ Home st South Evanston met st the Home Fridsy afternoon. ‘Present, Dr. Hamill snd Madames Ball, Hamill, An. drews, Mercer, and Blackde, ' Mra, Obarles K. Fowler, Dr. and Mrs, Mercer, and Mrs, Ambroso Foster, were elected members of tho Board, Dr. Mercer presented his report, which was occepted ; also, his resignation s Resident Physician, which vas nocepted with expressions _ of regrot, and & vote of thanks for his. eficient sorvicos -enterod of record. Superintendent J. A, Stowart presented s report on the condition of the Home. He reported it to ba in a good condition in every respect, now shelter- ing twenty-four disabled soldiers. A committes con- Eisting of Dr. H: Mre, Ball and Andrews were ap- pointed 1o procwrea physiclan and surgoon. for th ome, Mre, A, Foster and Mrs, Blackie wero sppoint- ed a Committes of Visitation, The Committee on tion, mm, Pnyuuhn nd Burgeon reported in favor of Dr. J. 8 _Wood, of ton, who was employed on & $500 pes azhum, iThe Bourd thin adjourned 1o, oot lnlhyunhaxulduwen! ¢ Dr. Hamll in Chicogo. The newly elocted Bosrd of Edteation met on Thurs- day night, at Villsge Hall, to organize, John Miadle- fon was elected Precidont; and John Temimer, Socre- tarp; wing lots for length of term of office, Danfel Healy and Van H. Higgins were found to bo elocted for ono year; Jaseph N. Barker and John Remmer for {wo year, and John Middleton and George W. Binford for thiree S oty ono weoky spring vacation, was allowed, belng all of mext wock. o smonnt of busiess’ was suggested and o Tomtel 1o vmmitions for investigation and report. “The regulsr meetings aro to be on the first and third Monday eventngs of ench month. ~ Thers are now firs and one high school in the dirtrict, and & new school is wanted on the South Shore. The Board adjourned to moet st the high school on Friday at1 o'clock to assist in the spring examination, SHOW-CASES. ANDERSON'S SHOW CARES. I am prepared to furnish, at the lowest prices, SHOW CASES of ev- ery varisty and style, and of the best workmanship, The in.rgest and bast assortment to_be found in the West always in stock. Among the many fine establish- ments furnished by me in this city since the fire may be mentioned those of N. Matson & Co., Van Cott & Co., Bigler & Co. M. ANDERSON, 324 & 326 State-st. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. R. J. MORSE |y - WILL OPEN On MONDAY, April 28, At Gorner of LiKE and Clarks,, « One of the finest stocks of Dia- monds, . Watches, Jewelry, French (Clocks, Opera Glasses, Sterh.ng Silverware tobefound in- Chicago, .all at very low. pnces. : 'MUSICAL, The ownor bas loft with uz onsals & superb BECOND- HAND, 7% octavs, ologantly-carre STEINWAY PIANO. [Esx boen usod but liitle and 13 n every particu 2 good an u new (nstrumonts. Ve aro enabled to offor BT !nrrznln, end faalsh ur el warzanty with bill o SHE A NIXON, Gonaral Nostbwestors Agonts. for telnwara’ Pisnos, to-st., Chicago. FRESCO PAINTING. FRESCO PAINTING. SCHUBERT & KOENIG, " ARTISTS IN FRESCO, 217 EAST WASHINGTON-ST. rdars for fine Frosco Pal Jicitod. As proots PR T g A A DENTISTRY. D. M, TOWNER & 00, ENTISTS, 181 and 153 West Madhlon-afl., northeast corner Halsted. mm EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. inl Bets.. $10, $15, $20 g.g%:gg %‘i‘&”.’c‘ ““r'i%m. gach S8TOVES. A A A XEEP PEACE IN THE FAMILY BY SECURING A FEARLESS COOK STOVE, JARD & FOOTB, For salo at rotail by B, Ly INDISPENSABLE For COMFORT and ECONOMY, the WARREN COCKER. SARD & FOOTE, 189 State-st., Agents for the Wost, SHIRTS. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TRIBUNE, g vt e I A jcan Journalisn.” “THE BEST PAPER EVER I§ SUED FROM THE AMER- TCAN PRESS” The Tr1bune and New York Herald Com- pared. Read the Comments of .an Eastern Ji ourna.l. How the Snteen-Page Slmday Tribune is Beceived Abroad. From the Philadelphia Press, April 16. The New York Herald of Sunday printed & twoaty.page papor, contalning ono hundred and twonty columus of *“matter,” nd clalms that this was the greatest feat of Amorican journalism. THE OHI0AGO TRIBUXE, pub- ltshed fn & city with ouothird the population of New York, on the samo day printed s sixteen-pago Daper, con- tatning ons hundred and twelve columns of matior, but sald nothing about it. The columns of THE TRISTNE are throe-quartars of an tnch longer than those of the Herald, and, by an actual measarsment, the Herald anly printed thres columns moro thian the Chicayo joursal. But the "Herald *'loads” more profusely, uses larger type and longer display-headings; and wo think it safe to say that the credit for the *“grestest fead of Amerloan journal- 12, in the matter of size, belongs to & provincial Jour- nal. Both papers, howover, -deservo credit, and aro #plendid examples of the wonderful growth of the Amerl- ean joarnal. THE TRIBUXE of the day mentioned, inall its features,—news, editorial, litorary, and local,—was ‘probably the boat paper evar issuod from the American s, 3 REMOVALS. REMOVAL. at aboat i | Senrls aie ity In consequenge ot the immense lnmnsa of their business, the NEW YORK PATENT CARPET ‘RENOVATING €O, have been obliged to ueek greatly-enlarged ‘l;uu-r,en, and hnvo rented ted, spacious floors at ~3T., northwest they will remove comirof Fikncavy whirs ¥hoics 15 tho only process which removes -ALL the dirt and stains oi’gguo, coel dust, eto., from the fabric, and is Perfection of Carpet Cleaning, Oan be I'ppllod equally well without remuv. inz the Cgrpets from tho floors. B A R bbb L W oat Washington-at. REMOVAL. On and after May 1, the Chicago A%ancy of the MASSACHUSETTS AL LIFE INSURANCE CO. will acc:fiy the Basement Office, No. 170 Las e-st Bryan Block. TE & RAPPLE General Agen{s. REMOVED. TOEIN . KROGER, - DRAPER & TAILOR, Has 1062 North st., and_will with a nud?}:'i‘fi? B B Tamra day Gonta Rorclabing ROOFING. M. W.POWELL & CO. have removed to 173 Monroe-st., “Bryon Block.” They do first-class work at close figures. Ty FOR SALE. "TENTS Foxmachcw‘fiww ud Hotol Tents, com. ploie, montly 20w e e eftiodar ony Faralitey g g ol Wm.colunm&an Socletles, Haled ana it Fishormen, e, ters, State Fo. .1 t recolve ?':,‘n "r‘%.; #"’chmfimmw o Togi gocaited: ros, o bo 5 i L. 0. LIPPINCOTT, zat Goods Depot, 155 800 197 Hans Fabovetor Chlcae fil FOR SALE CHEAP. HUNT, BARBOUR & CO. 103 East Madison-st., ' wm gell, MONDAY MORNING, their U%nl'. o_Stors Firyars fating of CO RS PSRN SHET N &0 MAY 1, 18'78. HASKELL BROS., Ak sty “a;;;%‘fim*"bfifimd Job Printing Office For Sale, Vo willaell cur entire offico, now dolog o good bust K .5 Galt snd ‘sctual “raine for oaab. d mm-nu %uw’ 177 Bash FRENCH MADE EASY Pref ds Gomrnay's [}u’mnrehfimive Hethol. linnL Q. Efu:f:fl;‘:flpmw. g: 3. B W BLECTRO -CHEMICAL 555 Residence, o, 1043 Indiana-av. Wubnr " Stora, CHEMICAL BATHS. 5. this city. 6 WABASH-AV, Vi Tstment alker. BY PERMISBIO! mas Baldwin, Feq: VERGINES i | DECORATED EARTHENWARE. -cation. Chleago, April 2, 163, Reforring to the above dissolution, we azmommce continnance of the Wolesale Grocery buainess at. m:hl; stand, corner Dearborn and South Water-sta., ander th ‘nams sadstyls of CHINA, CROCKERY, &c. FURNITURE. Opening YOU ARE INVITED To call and examine our NEW and BEAUTIFUL stock.of FINE CHINA, Rich Cut Glass, ELEGANT MANTEL ORNARENTS, s Antique Majolica, AND Also, best Bilver-Plated Goods, g‘:yblee Cufleiry, and Common t(;rook- , eomprising every variety, use- ful and ornamental, for furniéhmg 8 house from parlor o kitchen. Having one of the flnest assort- ments of above goods in Clnusgo, and devoting our efforts entirel; fitting out Dwellings and Hog.ola, we feel confident of giving entire satisfaction. EC.LAWRENCE & (0, 105 State-st., NEAR WASHINGTON. TO RENT. OFFICES. A few Very Desirable Offices are offered for rent in the Trib- une Building. Single or in suites. ‘With and without Vaults. English Tile Floors through- out the Building. Elevator running during all business hours. These Offices are not equaled in the city. The best for all classes of business requiring a central lo- ‘W. C. DOW, Room 1 Nevada Block. To Rent, at a Very Low Rate, Flrst-class offices In the now bullding, northwest corner of LaSallo and Adams-sta. R. SCHLOESSER, Oice iu corner basement. TO RENT. Fieat floos of now 2-story frame houso, § o pianted wilchory Soves, sl ey shraober sad an;l‘n Wfl'lfl Lill and um(zlr_v‘l\'l.. l’.\hlnlcn {:’nn! fas: stroorcars: Tonth. HURUSECEH s s Bont Fanhotonen - Luan - TO RENT, DENTISTS OFFICE. Froat rooma. . W. cor. Michigaaas: and Twoaty soc- gadsst, Inqofrodt MANDEL BROS'. FURS PRESERVED. PRESERVE YOUR FURS FROXI MOTELST SMITH & CO., 205 West Madison-st., Rooelva fars lor storago and safe keoping, Eive receipts,” and insure against loss or dsmago. Oharges moderate. NEW PUBLICATIONS. MANHGOD, WOMANEOOD, AND NERVOUS DISEASES, \ ' PUBLISHED BY THE PEABODY MEDICATL INSTITUTE, -' No. 187 8outh Clark Slzjeet, CEICAGO. Dr. G. W. WARREN, Assistant Physician. dedical Knowledge for Eserybody. o Melion Coptes Sold. A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN. THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or Sell Preservation. A Medical Treatise on the Causos and Curo of Ezhausted Vitality, Premature Declino tn Man, Norvous and Phyai- ‘oal Debilify, and Hypochondria. This is indeed a book for evory man. Prico caly 81. 3% pagse, bound in cloth. A BOOK FOR EVERY WOMAN, Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND HER DISEASES; ‘or, Woman Troated Phyalologically ‘andPathologically from Infancy to Old Age, with Elegant Dlustrative Engravings. 80 peges, bound in besutiful French cloth. Price 82. A BOOK FOR EVERYBODY. The Institate has just published 3 new book, treating excloxively of NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASES. 150 pagos, cloth. Prica 81, ot sent FREZR on recolpt of €3 for the other two books, postago pald. The reception with which theso books have met is en- tirely owlng to thelr clear and forolble stsle, and th tra- tsms which thoy contain, there being nothing that the MARRIED OF SIXGLE of EXTHEB SX can olther require or wish to know but what is fally explaized, and many mat- ters of the most important and intaresting charscter sre tatroduced, to which no allasion evon can bo found in any other works {n our the XZW DISCOVERIES of tho author, whose oxporianos s much aa probably never before foll to the lot of anyman, are given infall. No poreon should be withont thess valaable books. It is pro- ‘sumed that few, 1f any, will withhold from thomselves the plossure and profitaf thoroughly making thomsolves ac- quainted with these marvelous works, from the pen of so eminent s medical man. Dr. G. W. WAB.E.KN. Memberof the Royal College of #2d Assistant Physician of tho Institute, may also bs con- saltod on all disessos roquiring skill and experience, 1o whom all correspondence should be addroesed, or to the PEABODY MEDIOAL INSTITUTE, No. 167 Bouth POTTER, KING 004, 206 & 208 WABASIEAY, Are now offering = camplate line of FINE, MEDIU, E’%EE’MBE’ COAI POTTER HING & CO., 284, 286 & 288 Wnba.sh-av., (NEAR VAN BUREN-ST.) MONDAY, APRIL 28, We shall have on exhibifion some new patterns.Chamber Furniture,” manufactured ex- pressly for our Spring Trade. ‘We have also a large line of im- ported Marquetrie Furniture in stock, of beautiful and ornate designs, at low prices:. also, Parlor, 'Library, and Dining- |} room Buites in great assort- ment. 'We guarantee satisfac- tion in every purchase. 'Webe- lieve parties will find it to their advantage to select from a large and desirable stock where each article is warranted. W. W. STRONG FUR'RE CO., 266 & 268 Wabash-av. EFurniture of all kinds, at lowest cash pricos, on IN- O BRATTAENTS, a6 n W. 1 HUNT & 0., 874 Milvraulreo=aw, CHROMO, NEW CEROMO, D THE CONVALESCENT, |~ Given to each customer by the GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, 116 West Washington st: 133 Twenty.escond-st. OCEAN NAVIGATION. CUNARD MATL LIVE, ot ESTABLISEED 1840. Bteam Between New York, Boston,and “iverpool. ns, and n.a perior s alitys J?flfi:fl I Caiavii And from Bostan avery Taseday. Cabin Passage, 880, $100 and 8130, Gold. Excarsion Ticksts u Beduced Rates. . Passengors and fralght Froland md"m':ETnme‘fi BRNEL Con 3 2 W oue. (Aark and Randolon FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK. 1A Savings Bank Safe Depository. SECURITY FROM LOSS BY RODBERY/ - FIRE, OR ACCIDENT. THE FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK ARD SAFE DEPOSITORY, In thair now Five-Proof Boilding, . 143, 145 & 147 Randolph-st., Recolve for safe koeplng In their GREAT FIRE AND BURGLAR.PROOF SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS (among the best in the world, having cost ovee ons hundred thousand dollars), Coupon Bonds, Sscurities, Family Plate, Cota, Doods, Wills, and Valuables of every de- s fioy Tont Safes in tholr Vaalts at from 810t 8% & a rdi S o ety Lind rocalved aad exscated... Interest Allowed on Savings Deposits, - JOHN 0. HATNES, Prasident. RATLROAD TIME TABLE. ARRIVAL AKD DEPARTURE-(F TRAINS. Winter Afl:_ti: gement. Ao o B.v:vm“d . ¢ Sunday excepted. flu Sudquamn.m? 3 Dal 3URxs.— t Satardayex- 3 fonday oxcoptod. 1 Ax- MICHIGAN CENTRAL iGfiEflT W'ES‘I’EI'IN RAILROADS Dept, Zak. eentizcon st . and Joot e ey 5 caral st Jommer ot Mo Bafiny main and air Unoj.. HENRY Genes Zouia Throush Line, and Louisiana (Jlo.)mummn: te frors Chicagoto Kansas Cily. Unic I oy s e brdper - Crion Leare. rrive. 8t Tonta & Springfleld Expross, * 8:10 9. m. * 8:10p. m. 9 Daily, via Mal, it X .’“hfl Iy, ia nunflblnd dnlrll.axenrvi Sat: u:dxy via icept Monday, i Jackioasils Divisien. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY. Dndon D t, corner Madison and Canal-s44.; Ticket OJlc PO Treas Hadisomet. and of Depoi: iy Zeave. | Arrive. 37204 m. ("11:208. m. * 8:00p. m. -~ CHICAG0, BURLINGTON lDIJINCY RAILROAD. Pt %, Sl BTt S :‘ 0 a teenth-sts, et ofice s House Zea: Mail and E: 1s 5 1 9 D e BT Dawner’s Grove Accommodation|® Ottawa and Streator Passcngor.. BRERBERERE: PRPOIPIVESEpp m.| m m| m.| ! m| m. m| m m m.| 1 1 8 73 ATIONAL LIKE. Seiling from New York for Queens- town and- Liverpool every BSatur- iqa,y, and for London direct every Cabin Passage $60 and $90: Carremcy. Excursfon Tickcts at favorabl ding pas- sengors thonid ke :,,.;:‘;?uc:.m Saran STEE! Propaid stearzge tiokota Liy BT TR U M, ey Passer Aonohantd buoi-d o or from GarmunnndBundlnl- in o The S.oumhl f lhll lins are the Dratts on Great Drizaia, roland, and G%Lgnu:e‘xzfli:”‘ WILLIAM MIA Ik 55 Markereste Chlio, .¥OR EURCPE. INMAN LINE ROYAL MATL STEAMERS, ‘Will sail from Now York as follows: OF BALTTMO; 38 . o RE. ’nn:du. April 2 3P, A1, QE LovDOX. o, 4 fi'fl T3 GITY OF DN bt A% CITY OF B. May 5, 3 ity o b ! mux:.’s*;fl: e, Bmmm oorrubcmdin:flm B g - 8.00 Camroney. FRANCIS C. BROWN, General Western Agont, 88 Eouth Mnrket-st., Chicago. torico & week from New York, rma carrying pas- scotarlonh i parts of Grest Fitite Continental Earopo, an 65; Hteer 250, a0 oxts e s AT and T 5 Bonial ports samo s o harrs bl- = paayiliecs o okiing umn,"fi‘:. ok and 158 ‘oomer La! EE!NDEBSON BEOTHEBS Axenh. ast published, +The Tdp to Earops, » iy cons oo R o n.dgg dmm a0 oz 8 e iteatiams o At by vantl Tocelpt—= PATSINS Bl e i — -..AN:D OCE.AINCE i ST 0010 36001 canh to ma o " ILLINOIS UENTRAL RAILROAD. Springaald l!)xmu.rfl Rxpress. ubugque & Sioux City Hx. 00 p. . Dubadas & Stonx Oty Bx- 0a. me #Gilman L 008 m. am! Qak Woods. 5 Oak Woods. 0% . B ak Woods: EZ j030L E} yde Park and Ok Woods - 5. ‘Hydo Park and Qak Woode, s B H5do Pack and Oak Woods.. 0p; m.i* 7355. m. *"On Satardays this traln G i o run to Champalan: ’ CHicAGD & NGH‘IHWESTERN RAlLHDAD. Ticket ofce, 81 Weat Hadison-s, Zeaze, nrxms nly Fx.via Gl 15 -+ gnhnqualfixlfh% 5p. m- JFreeport ubuque Exproass. 1*9:15 &, m. | 2 2418 5. m. ® 8:00 & |* 9:30 &, |* 8:00 p. . $11:00 p. m. 53405 ndla P HL * it 9:20 p. émcuuo. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, corner of Harrison and Sherman-sts. offee, 53 West Madison-st. 5 B Teave. Qrmaba, Leavenwthi Atchtaon Bxi 10:18 Lmiasy Pern Acoommodation,.. it ssvouwarth & “Atchison zrpmlmm Sherman-ste, morthwest corner Clark and muflm- cormer Canal and Madlson-ats, ———— Zsme, T Arrics, P O it T =" 9200, m, 2atl, via Alr Lige aod Main Linp' 0403- . spe‘e)h York Expross, @ B m o L=< = TACENNES Ral CHICAGD. 7" €. & 5. Zouts Depoy w.fl?:,”‘,‘_ Totene RO ket oo oL |0 | Arrise, T 7’% ‘z 725.'5, » PITISBURGH, FOR1 WAYNE & CHICAY RAILROAD. Leave T e Arrive, Clark-st., Chicago. J cal’t!;huufih 1 s TR Sy, omaat of capital:” No onsavea 22 | CHICAGO, 1N |t o z o prid oy 3 numpous G EA:‘E;‘ it om. A Weat Kin- 0 G INEVIA KANKAKEE RouTE) THROUCH REAFE From Depot, fool of Lake-st, mmug =] MISCELLANEOUS, o 8 st o car Lt ply ot L louse, eorasr Congress-at, cnd Mt T alsd sC :’f;ff &00 LITHOGRA:E’BID BOLICITOR. zf_m", - ndig = - N-ST. m Dan T bta canvumed for lithogruphis ordors o e S ml] 3me = f troag) oth-Wunom “h., En ST ATine st B seuiodtia ?63':”37?:’.:‘ “JR_NoTicEs. 33’""‘0:"5" A o Sl ,,Efl"m"-’ z%flt'm B Al OLUTION. mm-"&?fi.".‘&",m o B e MEDICAL CARD: S. xap heretolore existing under tho name i i & Oo. 13 this day dlswines bonoa - nelr successors, O. H. Beckwith & Sous, as- . isbilittes of 2aid firm, and aro authorized to all callections, C. FL BECKWITH, F. H. BECKWITH, CHAS. L. BECKWITH, L. F. MASON. C. K. BECKWITH & 50XS, & compotent” phytietin ‘;‘;‘FA “EUREKA Ir & word somstimes mh::ggxu:d. but to niiflux is _Il_t 50 3 SRRl by B B ,’J“fim‘ nurm T eatiroly diffor- Zat fo aar arher garmo . Manuiaelory 2o, 122 WEST MADISUH ST, Onulbouuull‘iwwulflhdbjm . . C. BIGELOW ENTIAL PHYSICIAN, 464 #uporior appolntments and capacity [ slmost ualiit. | OXR o oAy tetost,, Ch 63 and G5 South, Ca Eaf..‘fif":?‘m’w’:‘u’"bwm,g" B A anal-st. n,m,%o" fenca have mado Dr. 5, ,.,,,,.‘,:: DISSOLUTION. I.Il lh' lmmed.u' -] bt’ hip b LOTSb s s -:uo:n,:'m £ by the o, I, on'monthly payments: 7 Butaal pomey iy ,wnmrdspm p b g ed—; th' %? Besh T T l};‘t:. Al imdebit 7 ey A, Laio-st. ESTHE m-zm w-a n. ¥ . mmms«m Water-ite Go0Du s bty mu,wms. Rt et Cleamng Cm =3 e Calege Carpet;Clesning sad Benovatinr Coxy uJix,.. w.l 3 medical instituts ! FEAHS OF HI3 Lirk B i S riely al Camm Gt oa.noa‘icmnsv’iz'&'f\m NO CUREI NO PAY!! May be canfid h:a’cl mflkfinflfcfifim’fi’;,w or by matl, il care oo I & ks from 0 . highest mud.ghlwnmeabl,l S Tb‘;ln tha Dr. Kean, 360 South Clark-st., Chicago,. B 1 the o nkmmmn @ city who ware &, to8p.m.