Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 14, 1874, Page 7

LOCAL MISCELLARNY. THE PROPOSED OPERA-HOUSE. iethor or mot in the dim vistas of the far-off goture Ghicago will be able to rejoic ia the pos- yussion of @ Tost-Offico Tuilding and Court- Fouse, 8 & epeculation that no one dare deal in Sih soythiog akin to confidence. Tho mag- gificent derricks of the former and the ambi- gous plans of the laiter are all thay the faibfal bavo st present to build their hopey Apother sine qua pon in the architectural Foe to & city of Chicago's importance and Jesuts. is 80 opera-heuse. All thobig citics Lave opera-bouses. Io the full tide of her sud- Sty ewopt sway glory, Chicazo had an opora- pouse which was the onvy of the world. Every o femembers how, i the dav on which o e to be reoponod to the public after a * ccesary tour weeks' close, this queen of opera- | Ieos was destrosed. After tho fire Caicago 5 foo much matler of serious import on Laad {liok much about places of amusement,- and H 7o than two vears elapsed before the subject 2ile neceesity of a successor to the Crosby ers-flouse bezan to engaze public attention. i ; ! ! itbin the past Tew daye.” Lowover, clearly—de- | fped rumord bave obtmned that the subject vis engaging the atteution of geveral prominent Fizens. 1o researchos of a TRIBUNE roporter during thad time have resulted in the discovery of ascleno wlich, though not vet porfected, s ooly the occasion to cpable it te bo sek Yoois and squarely beforo tho public to insura ils 00058 aud the presence in our city of an oper-house which will rival the old Crosby in o eze aad beauts. The chief promoter of I ghe ecbemo 13 AMr. Edwin Leo Brown, of the of Brown Brothers. ‘Tnis gentleman is the Tiee of the vacaut lot of ground on the south- past comer of Monroo_strect and Wabash fe b, which measurcs 170 foot by 160, and ha ropos<s, 88 500D as he feels the state of the D e market will make i feasible. to endeavor 20 form 8 joint-stock compaoy for the ercction Theioun of tho desired bailding. The object is ¢obuild such an opera-bouse as shall be in peeping with tue high tone of our city architce- tro and Le a model for the fu- \o _guidanca of St TLouis and oher cit.es wlich palurally look to Chicago in matiers of tasteful enterprige. The affaix has sen already placc !in the hands of a promunout chitect of this city, who is drawing out plans snitable structure. At the present moment ‘his'is all that can be aid upon the subject, but {Lore can be no doubt that, when the ripened ecliene is laid before the public, i will receivo its hearty support. ——— MARD!I GRAS, A numter of gentlemen are endeavoring to have Mardi Gras Day celebrated in Chicago as it jsin New Orlcans, and, if they aro succeseful 1n pezfecting their plans aod recoive proper en- coursgement, the celebration in this city will cqual, if not excel, the ou. annnally held io the Ciescent City. A preliminary. meeting of tho orizinators was held at *‘Brown's ™ Satwday eveving. at which Mr. &. O. Hesing presided. There wero present Daniel O'Hara. J. H. Mc- Ficker, R AL Hooles, Gen. McArthur, J. . Dankin, Hecbert 'Ayar, Cbarley Ilale, esing, and quite & Dume Washington' 1 u ber ¢f ctherr. "After some discussion, ie committeo was nppointed to solicit the co-oper- aton of, the different, German, French, and otber eocieties, and to issue invitations to attend ameeting tobe Leld at * Brown's,” to-night. Tha, purpoce is 1o Liave a procession. daring the Af the weather will permit, and a masquerads Jail in the Esporition Building in the cvening. Stioald tuo weather prove cold, the theatres will be thrown open, and ** King Caruival ™ will hold Lis levee at McVicker's, while his chicf “nooles ™ will receivo all who desite to pay them court at Hooley's, the Academs, and other places of smusement. The plius are vet in an izcomplcto coudition, and. wiil probably pt be periected for & week ortwa, The action of the mecting to nizht wik determine whetber tho celebration wiil take flaco ; and if it should be tavorable, there will [es 'jolly time 1n Chicago on the 17th of February. The success of tho celebration would be unquestionavle. as Mr. Collins, who was one of the originators of the New'Orleans cclebia- fioa is here, and will act in conjunction with the cther enterpriring, gentlemen who Jave, inter- ested ¢hemseives in the matter. Thousahds of people would be attracted to Chicago by the car- zival. aud the busness-men aod 1nilroads should £es 80 15 tlat the project is carried cut. g THE PAY OF JURORS. Col, Stevenscn bas been enzaged for.a week or two puet in drawing a bill for the benefit of the jurcrs of Cook County, Itis claimed. an eor was_made bF the Legislatwe in passing the act in_relation to the. ealarics of State oficere, Judges, jurors, etc., by which it was enacted that jurors in counties of the third ciaes, ehould receive ten cents amule for their tetual travel, going and returning. Tho WoIas ‘o dollars per day snd” being by inad- verrence omitted. The following is the text of that part of the proposed bill which affects §uros of, Cools County. Sccrrox 1. That jurors in courts of record, in conn- ties of the third clues, shall receive for tlcir services ey the com of §2 per diy,and 10.cents per mile \ctial travd, going and comiug, Lo the place of Lolding sourt, bat B0 oftener than onva coming and going to # ihe placo of holding court sbull be considered in com- raung the milesge of jurors during the term for whick they ehall Le summaned to serve as jurors, Szc. 2. All jurors in counties of the ti'rd class, who baye cerved o6 such einre the first day of July, 1873, all Le enditled to receiva the sum of.£9 rer day for - ruch eervice, i addition to the mileage which they £y Lave ro‘eived, Sec.3, Whercas it fs 3 hardship that jurors receivo | 5 pay in counties of the tnird class, therefore an ergency. s Lerevy declired to exist, and thiu nct 1l aké" effect und be in force from and after s | age, By tenson of this unfortunate omission, all {ke jurors in this county eerving in tho Superior 1d Cirenit Courts bave bosn obliged to speud iirsand weeks: here, aud Lave toen pmd, per- aps, 20 cents, for their time. It will bo acen by iLe proposed bill that the act is mado retroactive, wthat thore who bave eorved for tho, past half Tz can get their fees. T A e s THE BOARD. OF HEALTH. . Tho Board of Health met yesterday afternoon, - Uommissioner Batebam be ciair. Lhe Sani- Ry Superintendent preseated his roport for the - keck ending Jun. 10. There were 121 deatbs, an etease of 17 over the preceding weelt, and a'de- scite ot 42 for the correspouding week in 1873: Of:the decedents 59 wero males and 62 females, 14 ¢4 under 3 years of 2ge. Consumptioncar l Zdofl 13; convulsons, 18; pocumonia, 12 ; | | \ v [ r » \ | ] l fevers, 6; and emall-pox. 7. The bighest mor- &lty, 20, wag in the Firtcenth Ward. There tre’ 10 deaths in the Fimst, Secoud, | ina Nineieeuth Wards. There were two s deaths from small-pox, compared with st weck, but an incredse of four in the number 3 infected houses. The Health-Ofticer repoited 12 261 nnisancos had been abated, sud that be 3ad condenned 10 quarters of beef, 2 carcasses 3t matton, 10 quarters of venison, 125 squurrels, 13 turkops, 30' gecse, 7 ducks, and 2,560 chick- e scavetger boric had been done unsut- ‘_!Sctnrll in thie Firet, Sceond, Fifth, and Ninth- Wards, bat wes now prosceuting with energy, and ke sccamolations removed. The Dridgepot Jisguierhousos were in good condiuod, and ¢ Union Drying Cowmpany expected to_get to sork this week, and neutralize tho offensive sa-m wafted . over the southern portion of de cly. Ilc recommended thst the -old St. lames “Hote), on South Clatk street, bo de- dred a puieance, It was a ‘sivk of Ud" and,” if ot cleavscd or demol- tied would Lo a *‘focus for pestilence.” ,3 Sanitary Committce intend confetring with 4 Fire Masiial regarding tae building ; and if Leagent wiil not clean 1t the chauces are the el will raze 1t to the.ground. Thé&Sani- 5 Insjectors reported that they had vae- 1 g ” . :“lfied 780 persous duiing the weelk, aud were x*? tearchivg forand inocuiating who had % yet eubmitted to the operation. P THE FIRSI TAX-LEVY. Col. P, AL, Cleary. tho, Town-Collector for A Clucago, vesicrdsy made thie first praci- &uclery of this season. Aftor sending to the 2heeler & Wilson Sewing-Mactune Compsdy 0 or three times for their persoual tax, ounting to $2,24, and failing to collect, Col. ;{“’! wect to sce them personally, susiained by "“ Of his asgistants, sod armed with o warraut hh‘flzgm Ho first_pointed out to them his ¥ d authority under the law, ord then read m"lruut. As the gectlemen «till refused to 3% e persistent Collector sent off for some Stagons, and, when tliey came to tho Lf’-,B{d ed the men to commencs piling up 2 cviag-machines. At this, the firm réleated, hmaking the best of the situatiom, drew o I:;X for tae fall smountof the tax. Col. Cleary lppoceesied that, if the genticmen would tei ® kind enough to pay the expressmen for ‘mfllrcuuu aud loss of a prospeetive job, le Lz 80 away perteetly satisied. Andit was 5 the Collector suggesied. oot S THZ CiTY-HALL. 1;‘]’; Ceuncil Committee on B.idewell will visit =t luse of Corrcction this morniug, and es- 108 Lo its condition. The Bosrd of police audited some bills for ppliza, and accepted the reeignation of Police- ‘man George T. Clark, who went into a saloon and peglected his duties. : Tho Mavor hasnot yot made uphis mind whother he will auswer (o Mr. Medill's reply to tho criticiem on bis administration, and it is probable _that he will -let iv pass withiout com- ment uatil Afr. Forrest 1 at leisure, _Tho contracters who have done worl for the city are paid in certificates of indebteduess, payable Juge 1, and bearing 7 per cont interest. Cox Bros., who are constructing the land ton- nel, received $31,000 1n certificates yestorday. 1t is prooablo that Capt. Backley will not be trapcterred to the West Side. Commiesioner Sheridan considers thag the action of the Mayor, in removing Lull and appointing Ilickey as bis succesgor, requires that Llickey shall look after tue West Division, P _Ald. Bailoy assorted yosterday that ho changed bLis vote to yea on the motion to0 confirm Hamil- ton for a ** joke.” Some of the ‘ boys,” ho said, were tescing the Mlayor, aud he wauted to bave aband jn. Had ho anticipated that the Mayor would bave mado the decision he did, he would have veen silont, 4 . The city neods cash, and the Mayor thinks the newspapers ouzht to pitch into the lessees of kchuol property who havo not paid their ront.” Thera are due from these people 8101,000, and it ie probable that, 80 Boon as tho School Apent returns from the East, he will bo instructed to commence legal procoédimgs aguinst the deln- quants to enfores the payment of their indebted- mess. © Tho Mayor is determined that Dr. Paoli shall be contirmed as City Pisysician, and will again send his name to the *Conacil AMonday night. Ho thiks the objections wged Dy the Alder- men at the last moeting groundless ; that thor Doctor 15 fully able to discharge the duties, not- withstanding his aze, and that bo does not in- tend to **sub-outtne work. It is doubtfulif Dr. Paoli will bo indorsed by 21 Aldermen. The Aldermen who visited the City Hall yes- terday inaulged in some talk about tue Mayor's nomiuees for member of the Board of Public Wouks and Police Captain to succeed Lull. It was stated that Mr. Wabl would not_acoept the oflice of Commissioner from the Souch Side, even if conirmed. A few thought the appoint- ment would not be ratified, and others that it would. Thore is, of couree, a diversity of opiuton, and nothing definite will be learned “until Monday night. It was generally coucedod that Hickey would go trouga, - THE CHARGES AGAINST SERGT. 2{OORE. Twoor tlree daya ngo, Scrgt. Tom Moors, of tho Seventh Precinct, was arraigned befors the Board of Police for ** ueglecting his duty and using profaae langoegeto & citizen.” Tho evi- deuce clicited at his exumination was of such s character as 10 warrant o réprimand, and noth- g more. The Commissionors, bowerar, took the case “under advisomeut,” andit was con- sideied a ratner sinzular proceeding. Thoy had a0 object, and vesterday it was divuiged. Before any one cau be appoiuted a Captain of Police ho must be a Serzeaut, and beiore e can be 3 Ser- geant, he must scrve asa patrolman. There was no vacant Sergeantey, and, although it was caxy to appoint ex-Capt. Ilickey a patrolman, he could not be promoted to a Captaiucy unless there wasa vacancy. Herce, Sergeant Tom Moore has been sheived temporarily, and no de- cision will be given in his case until after the Council bas confirmed Hickey. It is said that be is phymcally iucapable of discharging the duties of a Serjeant, and_has been requestad to resign nud accept the position of Station-Keep- er. Hickey has been sworn ia as patrolman, and, afier serving ono minuto ns £uch, was ap- pointed Sergeant. The dnte of his appointment 18 Jan. 12, but thelink on the book was mot dry-at 5 o'clock Jau. 13. Commissiocer Sheri- dan bas engineered this scheme, and it looks as if the charges against Moore were simply to give the Board an oppoitunity o make a va- cancy. THE BOILER INSFECTOR'S CASE. The Mayor cousuited the Corporation Counsel yosterdav in reference to the legality of the con- firmation of 1homas Hamilton s Doiler In- specior, by the Council Mouday mght. It will be remembered that, aiter the Clerk had apnouuced tho vote, which was 2) for snd 17 agmnst coufirmation, Ald. Bailey jumped up and said, **I change my vote to yes," and that the Mayor thereupon de- clared the appointment ratined by the Conncil. This was considered unwarzantable, os 1¢ has always been tho custom in the Council for the Clerk to snnounce the result of o vote. and not to permit on Alderman Lo cbange after it has been aunounced. The Corporation Counsel was of opinion that, in all -deliberative bodtes, the clerk is a mere machine, without any authority ofauy kind, and that it is the auty and proviuce of the presiding officer alone, to enuounce tlo_result of a Dallot; that tho announcement wade by the Clerk of the vote on the motion to confirm the appointment of Mr. Hamilton, was not iu accordunce with parlimentary law, and therefore, the addition of one to the yeas, pre- vious to the Mayor's aunoupcemont of the vote was perfecily proper, settliog the question of" confirmation, and _entiling Mr. Hamilton to legally hold the office. 'Chis opinion_was satis- factory to the Mayor, and ho forthwith notified the City Clerk to commission Alr. Hamilton as Poiler Iuspector. The action of His Honur was severely cnticieed by many of the Aldermon, and they thwmk it is Dot Tight to ignore (Lie custom which has prevailed 1 tho Council £o Jong at to become & law. .The opinion of the Corporation Counsel, although it may be regarded as final by eome, will probably be pot to considerod by others, and the question of Mr. Hamilton's confitmation may come befuro the courts for adjustment. S GENERAL NEWS. Lizzie Myers, who murdered her child, will bo talion to thie County Liospital to-morrow. Gustave Faber and Rudolph Basalt were yes- terday held for trial for sssauluing Charles Lao- gex with intent to kill him. Rudolph Horgen was yesterday beld under bail of $1,000 for violating tho Revenue laws 1n s buslness of selling whisky and tobacco. Through a_defectivo gasometer, a fire broke out at No. 77 South Halsted street yesteraay, but it waos quickly extinguished, causing bt little damage. Yesterday morning, Room No. 13 in No. 50 Wes# Madiscn sireet was entered by burgiars, and §75in movey and $150 worth of cluthing were taken, belonging to the occupant of the room, J. Milligan, Thomas Wheelan yesterday charged John K. nelell with trying to defraud him cue of 3150, by giving him & check on the National Bsuk of Commerce for_that amount when he bud co do- posit there. Winchell was held for trial. Patrick Gill is charged by Detective Gallagher with stealing, last Sepcember, 1rom S. Gavineki, somo articles of furvitwe and otlier propesty. Gill was yestcrday sirested, and witl be oxam- wed by Justice Boyden this morning. William Cross, & youth 13 scars old, liviug at No. 59 Angusta sireet, while working at the Galena Elovator, resterday about 3 o'cloes, bad bis loft band crushed to a jelly by being caught botwean two cog-wheels. Ho was at once talien to the County iiospitak About noon yesterday, an ipsane woman wag scen on Thnrty-e:ghth street, dressed in nothing but & nightgown. Some_ ladies at No. 152 Vin- cennes aveuue took ner into the house aud cared for hor. ' She would not' speak, bat the namo i Cora R. 1hompson” was found stenciled on her clothing. Stato's-Attorney Reed intends to call up the Gago defaleation caso in tie Criminal Court thus mornig, obje tions Mr. Gage's counsel Lave to the indict- ments. 1f they fail to appear, the bail wiil be declared to o forfeited. As the Michigan Central train, which arrived here a balf-past 8 yestorday morning, Was near- ing Niles, Ath., an accident happened that camo vear ulliog soveral porsous in the forward coach, In some mauner, s loos tie was lying on the track so that the front truck of tao cvach threw it on end, and it passed throngh the tloor, coming up between two scats, and fortunately injuring no one except ono gentle- man, who received several shight scratches from Lhe splinters. It is needless to say that the passengens in the coach wele very much fright- ened and startled to have so unwelcome a visitor enter in such & way. ‘he apnual mecting of the membersof the Fi};t \Lcthodist Epi=copal Church, for the elec- tion of turee Trustees was held Mouday evening in the lecture-room, the Rev. Dr. Thomas in the chair. Tho anngal repott of the Tiustees, Bhow- ing the financial condizion of the chure stbmitted. 1be receiits for the coming year are estimated at £33,040, and the expenditures $34,- $97. The Treasurer reported & balance on haud of £164.43. Tbe balloung for. Trasiezs resulted in the election of the Hon. Grant Goodrich, John E. Wilson, and James S. Harvey. —— ANNOUNCEMENTS. watch and four gold rings await identification at tle West Side Station, where ti:ey have been placed by Detective Fiynno, who believes them stolen. alo Alumni Association of Chicago and th{l:\'sbgthweel will Lold ita teventh annual re- union And banguot at the Grand Pacific Hotel, Friday evening, at 7 o'clock promptix. Grad- Dates of Lale, not members of the Aggociation, A silver are requested to unfte by psyment of the annual fee to the Treasurer. . Special religious services will be held to-day in ths Third Presbyterian Church. ‘fho Rev, Mr. Young and Prof. Patton will nssist both ab the afternoon and evening services. A meeting of citizens will ‘b beld at the Pa- cific Hotel, this evening, for tho purpose of awakemng an inteiest i the Centennial Exposi- tion to be held ia Philadelphia, July 4, 1876, The Rey. Mr. Mitchell will preach this after- noon, and the Rav. Jir. Thompsun this evening, inthe Lighth Presbyterian Church, coruer of Robey and Washiogton sireats. Elder Miles Grant, ot Boston, will preach this and every other evening during the week and the Sabdath, at the chapel un South Green street, between Madison and Alonroe. —An oxamination of candidates for the posi- tion of engineer and jaaitor of the Haven Sciwol Building, will be held at the office of the Board of Education, Nos. 84 and 86 LaSallo street, to- morrow, commencing at 10 a. m. A concert will be held tnis evoning at the First Scotch Presbyterian Church, corner of Sanga- mon god Adams streets, the procceds of which 870 to be used in purchasing music books for the church and Suaday-school. B The Mill-Owners’ Association of the United States will bold a two days’ scesion in HcCor- micl’s Hall, commencing at 10 o'clock this morn- ing. The first meeting was hold in_Cloveland last spring, whea thc following officers woro clected: Prosident, Jocob Darues, of Grand Tiapids, Michs ; Sccrotary and ‘Treasurer, D. D. Morrill, of Kalamazoo, Mich. ; Directors. J. D. Capron, Albauy, K. ¥.; J. White, Cloveland, 0. ; J. B. Kern, Milwaukeo. Wis, Another meeting was beld in June, aud a_Vico-President choson from every State in the Union, ‘The meeting to bo Leld to-day and to-morrow is the third ono. and it is provable that {he discussions will re- sult in the developmont of some new and im- portant measurey concorning tho maaufacture of flour, milling machinery, ctc. sl A THE KENNICOTT SHOOTING-CLUB. The Keanicott Shooting-Club held its regular sonual meeting Jast night at thoSherman House, with Mr. Abuer Prico, L'resident of the Ctub, in the chair, ‘The roll having been called. aud the minates of the provious meeting approved, the Treasurer reported a balanés of $575.25 in the treasury, which report_was ptaced on The Bonrd of Managers reported tho proporty of the Kenoicott Club to consist of the following ob- jects : One tent, ono regulation shot-dipyer, one postal-scale, four plungo H and T traps, and two ground H and T traps, After considerabln discussion in regard to the propricsorship of & tent which has beon used by the Cluo but was the private property of some members, the Club proceoded to the discussion and adoption, article by article, of the Coustitution and By- Laws of the Club, The Club next dis- cussed its duties in regard to the Game laws. Several propositiors to offer a 1e- ward to informers against those trespassing against tbe Game laws were defeated. It was fear- ed that these bard times would induce 8o many ersons who have nothing eldo to_do to become informers as to bankrupt, within a very short time, tho treasury of tbo Club. A challengo to to the Prawrie Club was next voted upon and adopted. It was that “The Keunicott Club challengo the Prairie Club to shoot a match of ten single and five double birds, ten men ou a side, as soon 88 tho birds can be procared.” The followirg officers were elected for the ensu- ing year: President, Mr. Avncr Price; Vico- President, Fire-Marshal Benner; Secreta A. Kinnoy; Treasurer, D. Gordon Allston; Board of Managers, Aloasrs. . O. Dow, Eggle- stop, and Baldwin. e SUBURBAN NEWS. EVANSTON. A regular meeting of the Ivanston Philosophi- cal Asrociatiou was beld Monday evening. Tue Rev. 8. C. Abvott, Rector of the Episcopal Church, presented a papér upon “‘ Comparative Religion,” which was read and discussed at somo length. Among thoso who expressed their viowe upon the topic wero Prof. Marcy, tho Rov. +Dr, Kaymond, Dr. Bunnister, and Piof. Kistler. ‘I'ie meetivga at the various churches still coutinno. The male members of thoe Baptist Chureh are 1equested to abstain from business this morning, und hold a service at 11 oclocis. A meeting of the ladics will bo held in the after- nooD. Prof. Fisk will deliver tho oponiag locture of the seavon before tire students of the Woman's Coliege, Friday aiternoon. ———— PERSONAL. The chair of Montal and Moral Philosophy in the Chicago University, vacated by the resigna- tion of President Burioughs, has been tempora- nily fillea by tho appointment of Prof. Joteph anynu. LL.D,, who a: once enters upon its uties. Joha Lawlor, the gambler, who shot at Frank Daval, another gamblor, for which crime he was sentenced to 1he State’s Prison for three years, was rejoicad yesterday to hoar from his lawyer that Lehad just obtained from the Supreme Court a supersedeas in the case. Gail Borden, the owner of Bordea's Condens- ing Woiks, iu Elgin, died 1 Columbus, Texas, Sunday evening. He had settled 1 Elzin as bis fature home, having romoved from White Plains, N. Y., a few weeks ago. Mr. Borden was a remarkable man, aud bis life, if wnitten, would be distinguished for its mavy noble and. charitable deeds. 5 HOTEL ARRIVALS. Grand Pacific—'The Hou. D. B. Messcll, Kulumazoo ; the Hon. T. M. Canfizld, Vermont ; talph Emersou, Rociford; F. J. Massoy, Dubaque’; H. Comstuck, New Yotk . . . . Sherman Louse—W. 1. Holland, St. Louis ; A. T.. Dester, Buston ; C. F. Linton, Philado’phin F. A. Douglasa Michigan; M. H. Knapp, Advinn, . . . . Palmer House—J, H, For- kyth, U. S. A ; Charles A. Meiabold, U. S. A. ; H. Anderson, Toledo; L. G. Hagou, Terro Hauto; J. E. Bacron, Now York. The Travelers’ Insurance Company. Cs1caco, Iil,, Jan. 7, 1874, J. H. Nolan, General Agent, No. 8¢ LaSalle street, Chicapo, Ill. 3 DeAR Sz ¢ Allow me to express wy thanks, through you, to the Travclers’ Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.; for thefr prompt and full payment of claim upon them made Dec. 6, under policy No. 172,860, in- suring my busband, John B, Watkius, Division S8uper- inteudent Chicago & Northwestern Ratiway, for tbe amount of 5,040, who was ki led Oct, 39, 1§73, by col- lision near Cedar’ Ripids, Towa, aud only two weeks afier taking'ihe policy in your Company. Tue prompt atlention given the miier, and your payment of the loss without any redaction therefor, detmonstrates your manuer of piying losses, the knowl. odge of which ouglit to induce every one appreciating fair treatment to Luxure in your Company. . (Signed) Lovise WATEINS, g S In Chcice of Piano. In common withall lyric artists of the first emi- nence, Madame Nilsson prefezs the Enabe piano to all otbers, at leasi it must be presumed so, 83 3 Grand one was observed being faken to ler room.at the Pucific Hotel. ‘This magnifi-ent ipstrument can only be purctwed at Mossrs Juidus Bauer & J0,%, corner of State and Monroe eireets, in Palmer House. —_———— for the purposo of hoaring what objec-- Petrarch. A singular coremony lately took place at Arqus, in Nor:h Italy, where Petrarch lies bur- jod. On the 7th of September the tomb of the poet was opened 1 the presence of the munici- pal oflicers of tho town and a few iavited spec- tators. It appears that the remains had beeu iu- closed in an unperfectly made coftin, aud the bones, thus exposed to the effects of the ai- mosphete, were discolored aod moist. The skull, of medium size, was entire, the development of the forehead being yet perceptitle. Several of the teeth were well preserved, and the boues of the body were but little decayel. From the gizo o1 tho skeleton it was easy to infer that Pe- warch must bave been a large, robust man; —_— e —— Tom Fitch, ex-M. C. of Nevads, having wanted long to be Unied States Senator of Utah, bas pitcbed his teot in Omaba. PARTNERS WANTED, A AN ARTNER WANTED-EITHER _SILENT OR A G, with S1%,000 caplial, o :rx.nufly:;rbonng CITY REAL ESTATE., O SALE_BY F. 0. VIERLING. REAL, UEOI&E"BUSL‘&S AR‘;‘Q RESIDENCE FROP- atot.—tor o ofBeie ittty oo State-st,—10 fest, between ALirtysesoath snd Thirty. * lhl::!;;l.:':;x-l.v.—lflx!fi feet, near Adams-st. Franklin-st.—50 feet, botween AMadison and Washing- ton:ats. Wabiabav.4ax1g0 foot, with fine atans front bullding; centrally focated; chea 7 doca e IDENCE PROPERTY. tiouse and lot near Twoniy-filth-st. ino brown stono fron’s €29, 6:C, an: Tionse and Iot near Tweniy-slxth-st. Praicioar.—Houso aud large lot, near Twengy- fonrtiar: = 34213 foet, n=ar Douglas-piace, G"'lflfl]- t.—Brick bouse and lot, near Cottage rove.ar. Hiryant-av. g5 foot lot, near Vincenuesav. B o o vaen Leavitc and Oskley-sts., sonth frons. ‘Guareh-at.—25 foot lot, nour Centro-st. OT SALE—S6,00 WILL PURCHASE THE NEW FOR i e N, tia ot “Tylerat, noar Aotiang- av., boiog 33,000 loss than cost. loquirs st 63 Tyler-st. LF—80 LOTS IN THE DISTRICT BOUND- JOR 8A F“ Jod by Sate, Holyed, Twontyizth, ind Thiry: th g rs' timo, 6 par o:nt. ~App o e DM CHANS, 118 Sfonrosst. ~ORt SALF_2%:7 FEET FRONTING SOUTH ON [§ “Kinzio-at, and north on Michigau.st., hetween Ruth nnd Pine. Easy terms. SNYDKR & 4 Nizon Buliding, northeast coraer Moaroo and LaSalle-sts. POR SALE_VAN BUREN-ST., BETWEEN HAL- Rt Dosplaines, 25x118 fect at a decided bargain, andon very casy terms. SNYDER & LEE, M Nixon Bliiding, Rorthasst corner Monron and LaSalie-sts. OR _ SALE_TNDIANA-AV._TWO-STORY _AND y ‘Gouso, 15 roome, lot, 3130, SNYDEI & LE d LaS: o F'on BALE — INDIANAST. — LOTS ON TIIS a1 sonth front, botwocs nhey and HB{! &t ch: 8 tina fnvestmont. SNYDER & LEE, 14 o asiding, hortheast corner Monrao and Lasall Ot SALR—TOR ABOUT ) THEIR CASH VALUI little over Lalf cash, balauce In three yoars, fin residenco proporty noar Jake-shore drive, south of Lin- coln Park. ' Address J 53, Tribuno oflica. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. 'OR SALE—OR EXCH:NGE-CHEAP AND AC- csaible baflding property by the lot, block, brD, ENIGHT RRTFERT Yt E\v"umnm.-'}'.'“fl Melroso and Maywood, ono-hall hour's ride weat from ihe Wells-st. depot, on the Galems Disision of 1 Northwestern Hailway. Trains thcreto pass mmffi ihy deightful and growisg suburban towns of Aus- tin, Rizgeland, Oak Park, and River Forest. 3 rosy and Maswood are situatad on a high rdgs, or table land, 53 feet above thelovel of the lake, dividiug the waters tlowing east into Lako Michigan and west lato the Mjuistppl River, &nd thers caanot be a mors bealrh(al losation. You hate already Lhroe-churchos, ot High and one Normal school, hotels, livery stablee, tacturics, lumber, brick, ccal, s0d wood yards, drug, dry g20ds, and grocory storcs, aud shopsof all kinds. - Yeu avold city taxation and high rents, and get bigh, dry groands, purc air, diversived mnerg. and a boautiful patk, with roving and bunting grounds. Tho park fs of Bhven grouud, with Hative (joos: has two. artigcial Takes, §s provided with variogs: moans of amuse- m with’ music-stand, rustic bridges, walks aod d whi miles around, finest views in' the 3, and contains an observatory, frum the top of may bu viewsd an exteot of territory for 3) and_which affords one of the West. You have a good class of 'melghbors; sour children encouuter mo rough cissses ' at. school, evorythlng fs deairablo, and your nccessibility s such that 30 minufes' rido in'a nicclyiicared passonger carand 13 cents faro will placo you in the busiaess cantr of Chicago, and much uicker toan were you residing on Thirtioth'st., Asb- and-av., ur Lincoln Park, and relyiog on strest-cars or stagos. “Youe yearly oxpensoa ars graatly dimialshed aad'you can reach your place of busices guicker an moro comfortably, Success in lile beging by ownlag yoar own homa and nok paying reat, and men who pay ront ars most generally kept poor thercby. Savings hanks failan! strip sou of your moucy, buyuoacy put laio 8 home s curcd to you throngh life. You canbuy & desirable, cesblo home for frum 3300 Lo E100, on logz time, a: moncy down I you wish (0 uso it in building. Land ts mot only tha baals of wealth but of absolute security, angd 13 thio only rofago for monoy, and fhis land as ao, fovort: ment will doubu all the money you may put into ft, cven tioald you peefor not. to Improve it * Mlaps and Glrca- lary giviog falormation furaished freo by cabling ou o wrting lo D. KNIGHT CARTER, at the ollico of the Blelruse Company, 157 Washington. TOR BALK-5 ACHES, CORNER OF STONY Island Boulevard and' Sovan'y-:hird-at. SNYDER F LEE, 14 Nixon Building, northeast corner Monroe and Lasallat OR BALE—5 ACRES ON DREXFL-AV. BF- tween Fiftysoventh and Fifty-ninth-st, SNYDER # LK, 1 Nison Bullding, northoast corner Moaros and ta. Fdn SALI-6 ACRES ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE, within tha city limits, and adjoiuing Lawndale. MATSON HILL, 168 and 110 Dearborn-at. 7O §ALE-SOUTH EVANGTON -A TARGE, TINE. Iy ta bonse, 14 rooms, on 1ot to suit {n aizo, on monthly payients, by’ ownurs, TILLOTSON BEOS., 213 and 74 Stata-at. J{OR SALE_1-ROOM HOUSE AND § YEARS' BX- cullent loaso, vacy cheap, ossy terns. - IVES & RULS- NSO, Ioom 12 Methudist Block. air R._KENNRDY, 145 CLARKST., nd 2 .. boulovard, olav. noar Fifty-nith-st. ‘acar Koboy. Afaat bo soid in & weok, whatescr it [OR SALE-GRICK-VAULTAD WALL 3.STORY resideace, lot and barn, fronting east on Prairin-ar. botyeen Thirfy-tirst and Ybirty-sccond-sts., suitable for two' separato families, or, with tritliug aiters one, baving fillocn rcoms wow renting for upward $.0u0 por s6ar, Party can livo o purt of this bouso rent balance for envugh o ueacly pay purchase price in five sears. Tormns to salt, il reatonablo. Save cummis- sl ma by, &pplying to L. G. BRAINARD. 185 E. st Madl- son-st., Roum 1. [{OR SALE PARK-AV., NEAR HOYRE ST TWO, ry and brick-brsement house at a luw figdre an: torms. J. K. WHEELER, Room 2, 126 Clark-at. on TOR SALE-RESIDENCES-A NUMBER OF DE sirable firat-class residvracs un the Soutl Side at ried- erata prices, and on liberal ferms. J. ESALAS Wal- REN. 18 Coamber of [FORSALE: WABASU-AV., =5 FEET,500THBAST comer Thirty-fourth-st. ‘Wabash.av., 25 feet, east frout, near Fourtecnth- Michigen-av., by feot, wost front, near Tariy-iec- clilgan-ns.,200 fect, sontheast corner Forty-olghtiat. Bichigan-av., 136 feot near Liliy-third st. J. ESATAS WARREN, 18 Chamber of Commerce. FOF SALE-DUSINESS " PROPERTY — 5 chiolca busiue-s lots in tho heart of iba city. A1AS WARKEY, 13 Chamber of Lommerce. JTOR SALE_FRGLEWOOD-TWO LAROES.6TORY houses, firsl-class finish: one oottags, 6 rooms, ono blook trom depots; six ments—by owners. T State-st. TOR SALE_THE GREATEST BARGAIN OF THE day—At South Evanston, two-story house, 9 rooms, newly pafated, papered, otc:: sower to the lak water, rich s.il, Bue trots, Lot 702150, and OSBORN & SKILLY(A ('OR BALE—LOTS AT SOUTH CIHIOAGO, THE wroat businesssaburb,_T. A. HILL, 123 Desrborest. traing daily: un montaly'pay- 30N BKOS., "3 ad T bast u b WANTED--MALE HELP. Bookkeopers, Clerks, &e. ANTED—A SALESMAN-THOROUGHLY CO3L Detant and with exporionce, (o tako charge of a stock of wagon and carriage wood work la the city. Ona who can command vome (rade and §s acquaiated with Western ers preforred. Address, statung roferonces, G 25, Trlbuge otice. W ANTED—X COMPETENT BOOKEEEPER AND cashier, to take & resvonsiblo position in an ex- tensive mandfactariog and commorcial ciy bucinsss. Must loan $3,000 to 5,000, for which amplo zecarity will be given. “A'parmanent situation and good salary to the rignt man.” Address K 73, Tribuus othce. VW ANTED-DRUG CLERE DMAEDIATELY: ONE zcquainted in olty. Aswer, with name and addzess, F 2. Tribans ofics. 4 Traaes. WANTED—A FLOORSMAN AORSE-SHOER; ONE Locks, or No. 122 Decring- PHI P’R‘ZlDY? A = Miscellaneons. TWASTED-MEN 0, SELL CHANG CHANG. from thirty (o ity Bok dally, Db ks e 1 in three days, _Don" 3 3 1 y. nw:: ‘s (il to sell Chaog Cusnz. 9 East ANTED — WINTER EMPLOYMENT. WORK for evorrbody. Good wages. Parmancnt employ- menr. Menand woines wmaated " Pl panticaisrs e or St. Loats, Mo. 2 Bl 0y VWANTED-A TRAVELING SALESMAN WO spoaks tha Gorman Lauguage and is thorvaghly posi- e In tho crockers, chinz, und é‘u\nu trado. Address, une ottice. = 73 - Outie $2 Amariean Novelly Cary 153 Boath Clark-st., Hoom 2. \VANTED-A BOY TO TAKE CARE OF TIORSE hjlo 120 oica. Mustlivo on Woat Side.” Ttoom2, 8 La W ARTED_AT15 DEARBORY. to earn $75 per week. J. 8. I \Vfi'nzn CANVASSENS—BOTH LADIES AND hmn’(;nlrl:g\‘: 'mmul"lnl!u‘;dgl article ’gx}sdud dl‘u every T 3 Evarecs Houss, Woss SHn. B Lo sto at ANTED — AN FPPERIENORD GCIRCULATOR L\ for the West Side._Apply at 77 Bast Jackson-st, VY AXIED-ABOY TO WORK ABOUT A HOUSE. VY “Apply with references to 1623 Wrbash-av.. rotits feom 100 to 250 pos cent. 2 to £73 Earekt Manuiachuiing Gompans, 145 Clati-at., Koo 13 o emplosinent w ven, dress wikh siamp, 157 Bouth Clariat.. Room TV ANTED-A YOUNG MAN. 18 YEXTS OF AGE, P K &3, Tribuns offoa. {VASTED-A YOUXG MAN OT_ GOQD ADDRESS \ehio can loan 1,000 on security. Will givo per. good wages in_a_respectabls cash T, ROOM 9, MEN CHARDSON, Mana- manent situation TOR SALE—T ¥ ACHES AT SOUTH ENGLE: wagd, frontiag boulovard, sad less than two biocks from the priocipal depot. ALATSON HILL, 103 and 11J Dearbora. { OR SA 8 s o Blscls eom clty limiie, 316,000: ash, and the balancy $1,000 per yoar {or thirto: cars, § per cont. MATSON WILE, 18 sud 110 Dosrs ura-s [OR SALE _ENGLEWOOD —A NEW SSTORY and brick basemont house; largn Int: convenient to dogot, schools, aad caarchas, HOLBUKD & 00, 23 L8liotie, JOR SALE_CENTRAL PARK AND CAR-SHOP Inta; desirablobuilding lots, fronting on Madison, Wathington, Lake, And uthor atreots: only two blocks from Contral Park and adjacent to tha naw_car works (niw in oparatiun) of tho O. & N, W. K. W. Co., sud 2 i ext ride from ceatro of eity.: 3. D HARVEY, Agent for Wost Clijcago Land Co., 134 LaSalle-st. MOR SALF_ENGLEWOOD—GREAT SAGRIFIGE— 13 ‘lots; bast location, near the deoot and schoola; cectain to adyance L0 per cent fa four moa cleaper tuan any acro proporty on tho market, HULBURD & €O, 28 Laxallest. [OR SALE-STATE-ST.. 9 YEARS' LEASE.2:H teel, cast front, o Randolpb-st. ‘The most ro- matkablé Jcasa (n the eity; offercd st a great bargaln. J. ESA1AS WARREN, 18 Chamber of Commerce. Fon SALE-TWO.STORY FRAME HOUSE ON god commar, Weal Side, with parier furnsce; $,50: bargaln. STORRS & WAHE, %1 Washingtou-st, F’o’x’\ SALE—A RARE BARGAIN FOR THE NEXT two woeka. Wo have 40 lots fron: Ing son:h on Ugden- ax., which is 100 feot wido und graveled, that wo will’ scll a: 30 cach: eass terms; near clty liits, STOKRS & WARE, 81 Washington. [PUBSSLE-FORTY ACTES ST ACREATSKCHT. Hea' 13 neae Teemons Gerdens and Dansillo & Vin- oennes Railmad; 45 (00 pronts can by medo tn 0 days. ABELL & HOTGHKISS, 143 LaSalle-st., Jioom 3, TPORSALE-AT & GREAT FARGAIN, ONLY FOR X Tow daxs, 4932175 1ce:, west fronf, oo Wells-st., he- S G. RUS- Lasalle iween Scnillort. and North-av. Avply to H. CHELER, Room bl Motropolitan Block, coraer and Raudglph-sts. 0K SALE_Ip LOTS ON EGAN-AV., CORNER OF Stewdr. 5 fcot on Langley-av., betwecn Forty- sceond aud Forty-thiid-sts. : 442140 en Kimbarkav., bs- ty-siath and Fif ay., ‘Letweon ity 10t un Sceond and Eries.s., betncen Iuben car Laughtou.st. : 20 1ota on < 101uts on Campbell-at. wiin firy <e, on_Fourti- FARLIN, 006y o Eno o re- 5110, witn two-story frame a woen Harricon aud Polk-sis. WIN & itast Washizgton. B SALE-1ZX1, R FORTY-EIGATH- st. and Kenwood-court fect on Kenwood-c urt, hetween Forty-soventh and Forty.eighth-sts. Wil be seidon easy puymonts. Tho alors {ropen s within 2 blucks of Keawoud d'pot. WING & FARLIN, 8 East W it., Room 4. TO RENT--HOUSES. 710 RENT_HOUSE 07 TWENTY.BIXTH.ST., LOW ik Jos guod iennat. " Apply to ¥. EVANE & c0., 1w 1 x STICAT n, Pratric, aoc Artcrizo-ars., snd at “Highwio n Michiginar, 8. MEARS, 200 Ladallo-st. T-HOUSE 165 LINCOLN-ST. INQUIRE AT 1 t Jackson-at [0 RENT-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, 3-5TORY house, Michiga ad Thirteenth-st., 10 & respon- siblo party.” ST WARE, 91 Washisigton [0 RENT_UNTIL_MAY 1. NICELY FURNISHED house of 3 rooms, South Slde, near Twonty-accond-st. Address X 5, Tribune office. TO RENT--ROOMS. "0 RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS BY thie day, week, or month, at St. Kioo, 83and & Deas- born-st. _Chargos reasonablo. Office, Room &2 gat Lotso WANTED-~FEMALE HELP. Domestics. o YW ANTED-A FIRST.CLASS COOK. NOXE OTPH- ‘exs noed apply; culored prefurred. Call today carly. "4’ good situacton for tho signt person. 1158 Pral- rio- VWAFTED-A GUOD COOK, WASHER, AND iruuor at 143) Pralrio-ar. A good recummend re- quired. VW AYTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GIRL to cook, wasd, and ironiaa privata family. Apply at 453 Micuigan-ar. WANTER-TWO GOOD GIRLS, EITHER GER- ‘man, Swede, Scsadiaavias, or Seotca; 030 to Gaik, wash, and iron, aod ona to do _ssesad mork.’ Good refor- ences required._ Apply at 55 Park-ar. VY ASIED -A GIRL EOR GENERAL NOUSEWORK for two In family, Nono but a raspectable a2 nzod apply. No. 38 Fultwn-st., botween S3ogamon aad Moc. gan. ANTED—GIRLS TO LEARY SHIRT IRONIN ala onowasher. Apply to Boston Laundsy, 49 Ek ridgo-conrt. i w ANTED-GERMAN OUR SCANDINAVIAN GIRL t0 do housework tn a family of two. 13 Hamilion- h:twt.\ul Hoyns aad Learitt, and Monroo and Ad- o 1VANTED-A GOOD GERMAN OR SCANDINA. vian girl; must understand general housework. Call 3t 15 Soutd Union-sc. VWASTED=X GIEL TO DO GENERAL TIOUST- ‘work 1a & muaall family. ~ Apply, with recommenda— tion, at IS Groveland-court, off Viacennesar. VWAYIED-X GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. CALL YY "at16 Dopayster-st.” References required. ANTED_AT 26 MIGHIGAN-AV., A STEADY, )“m Toinbie i 2 cosks wach and rdn ] b Telest 1\ ASTED—_A COMPLTENT GINL 70 DO GEN. oo bouseworky, eitacr Scandinarlin o Germad, &8 " Al ‘I'Efi‘-itgAdPADLE ‘SI‘TEDJSH OR NORWE. 2 E oy fan, 3l ta"do” goneral housewur. Apply at 158 VY ASTED-AT N0 %9 SOUTH STATEST. Y “young, smart, cican girl o assist I houssworl VWANTED-X GIRL TO WaSH, IROX, AND DO second-work. ~ Apply at € North Susldan-st. ANTED— DININGROOM GIRLS, NONE ‘V those thoroughly acquainted with the b\nlno c1s nailzg apply. _Lrving House, 143 \Wabash-av. WASTED-& NEAT AMERIOAN OR GERMAR 1 o widow, for Ifght b . A - ongh Sk, Fainly Smalle Appyas HS Wabasoare VWASTED & GOOD' GIRL T0 DO GENERAL hrasewrrk in a amall boarding-house. N 139 Third-av. mot.- A good ono nead apoly. e mgnamtrc:ses. NTED- GOOD SUIRTMAKERS, AT & gty SAte-st: Oaly thoso who bave experierice noed businees. For interviow, ribuno ofica. oy isceltanasmy STED_AN LXPERT NTED-LADY TO CANVASS IN CITY; RE- AN, spectablo aad profitable. Room 2, Lakasido E&l‘nns’ml:mi;’:?pulmmsdmchlunlb Jullen | Bajtafme: praiitatle, m 3, WANIE —YOUNG MEN OUT OF EMPLOYM in city or counlr{vlnull on or address RE TON & CO., 23 Weat Washingtaz-st., Chicago. EOARDING AND LODGING. South Side 14 ELDRIDGE-COURT-1 LARGE ROOM, SUIT- ablo far two o threa goats. Also, oo siagle roem, with board, 100 THIRD-AV., NEAR HARRISON-ST.—BOARD for ladi~s or Fentlemen, €4 ta 35 per week, with use of piano. Da; Day board £3.50. 454 Mg <commodated wih v and frat-Glass Doatd AL romAIKabIY fow EGER 5Q7 WAEASHAY.—EOOMS, AITH OF wirh: out board; fire and gas. Tormis reasonablo. Toom-mata wanted. Vacacy fof two Lsdiose Day-board. 747 WATASH.V. - PLEASANT 10N AND ‘b & [ good boari fof two young man. Tomas ressan- ablo, West Side. NORTH PEORIA-ST., NORTHWEST CORNER of Lake—A ploasant front room, with closot; good table; lvnll" family: also a swall room. 8- S0UTH MORGAN-ST. — FRONT PARLO! with board. Also, single moms. House has all yoodorn improvements. Good table, panio prices. Day- bearders solicited, 13 SOUTH PEORIA-ST.—1 HAVE A NICE SUITE of rosms, witb fire and gas, which 1 will rant, with board, to four nrst-class young men ; also, twoother roams for ona or two, to auit, 134: WARREN-AV., CORNER WOOD.ST.—DE- lightiul front room, heat, &c., with accommoda- tions for one marri-d couple at very muderato terms; oaly one block from Madisu cars; nesr Union Park. A couple having piaua preferred. 978 \EST RANDOLPRSTTO RENT, WITH - board, & nicely furnisbed room for gentleman ind wifo or two alagle sontlemen; alsa oue unfurnished front parlor. 90() WEST WASHINGTONAT. — LATGE AND o~ small [urnished ruoms, with board, to gentleman and wife or threw or loar gontlemen. : 33() TELT WASHINGTON ST, EASTOF ELIZA- Ol) “beth—Pleasant front room, farnished, wich firat- class hulr:l_; tertus moderate. P'0_REX FGANTLY FURNISHED TROO3IS, by the day, week, or month: eaeapest rent Inthocity. At tlie Sr. Julien European Hotel, 153 Uoarborn-st. 396 VT RANDOLPH.ST.—A LAKGE FRONT o, nicely furaisbed, with board in private family; also SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE., Booklioepers. Clerks, Ete. SI UATION WANTED-AN ENERGETIC BUSI- Sholsiata o refal hoass, Qeutes. emplormeat Stiess Tigialoue Feunll nouse employment. ~ Address ITUATION WANTED-BY A Compaicat Bookkeeper, 111 . 10, Driseat capiare under preseat ciroumsisnces could emy loy erenings. {!0\\- ing a small st of bouks, or asisting. Addras K 13, Tribane ofice. ITUATION Wn‘{\ils‘;‘b_s}mo\ ELD N WANTE] AN ERLY A oll acquaintid \ith Inmoe. Japtarsy cad als: cay kcop accounts aod make himself generally useful: c tor. dress & M, 1] eat Saperior-st. testimonials as to char JITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMARN_MAN_AS butleria a private family. "Address for 3days H &, Tribun3 atice. QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHG has mo Lrade, but 1s willing to work at ady honorabla gmplymont. Address BENT MURDOCK, 121 Weat SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALZ Domestics. ITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GEKMAX ) Eils, <ok, wasb, andiron, {a ot American sl i & - 2 Ipasies, at 34" Wese Caicagoir., "upstalrs, at dlcs ITTUATION WANTID_BY A RESPECTABLE girl, in 2 peivato family, to do kitchen wark or general Houkawork. 'Cali £t 664 Afhold-ste fear Tairty nrate STUTIon TATED BT L laseactyuns o naipa = 1. CCaitarabiilier 32, oio8 Bowowork, Las [TUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS COOR n a prirate family or Grst-class bosrdiag-houso. Ret- orence given i ed. Cali at 183 Dokove: JTUATION WASTED—TO DO Apply 110 Rucker- JITUATION WANTED-BY TWO GOOD SWEDISH gisls, together, oneas cook, and ans 1o do_second work, or geacral nowsswork. Address H. 5, Trbuze SITUATION WANTED-LY A TRESPECTABLE g1zl to do secoad work and sewing, or chamber or dining-room work. Cam give clty refurctico, Pleaso call 13 Butterield-at., naar cornor uf Twentssccond-at. TCOEXY WORK. [0 RENT-PRIVATE FAMILY HAS A WARM froat ruum, well turnished, for ono or two geotlemen. !l South Cs near Washlogton. slogle room. 106 WEST JAGKSON-ST.—GOOD BOARD AND room warmed ; bot and cold water. EAST WASHINGTON-ST.— dlegantly furnishie Apply at Room 37. [OL SALE—LUTS AT MAPLEWOOD, ONLY FOUR ‘miles from Court-1louso; acceseible by steam cars; commata:icn fare, 6% cents. Shadu trees have becn sci outover the cntiro proparty: sidowalks hate also been Taid: artesisn well oo the propeny fowig at rate of T gallous of pure water per minu.c. - These lota arg xapidiy increasiug in vaiuo by the ci'y improvements which will 1von resch thit propeity Price of Juts fon $40U to $66), oncasy payments.” WING & FARLLY, 8 East Washt ingiou-st., lloom4. . JPOR, SHLE — TARGAINS 5,t00—South Side, k1 £8,70d—South Sida, IN DWELLINGS! — T-foot lut. Tirick ; very mice. Framz; 3o-pon scars! lease, 1. 11088, 19 Madison-at. OR SALE-NEW WOUSE AND LOT, NO. & Univn-av.: brick b:s'mont, unico rooms, marble mantels, gas and water; will oil’ very choap. "Apply at building. [OR SALE—50X1:s TRET ON WELLSST., SOUTH of Norihsv., 8100 pgr loot, just Balf price. LAR- KIN'e JENKS. 17 Laballe 4 e JfOR BALE— ELLISAV.. {STORY FROWN Stonc {ront bunne, 13 o s ; modern improveuicats lot Susltwl. SNY D! & LEE, 4 Nizvn Building, north- east cuiner Moaroe and LaSalle-st OR SALE-50 FEET FRONTING ON 0GD! AV., O e e av, and Dorlas. Pacls hoon 16055 Lofost in deptt on aids ' rects: mll scllall drpait. G- 8. WUBLAID, Jun, Keal Estd.e agent, 168 Wasaing- n-st. TTm. A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, withs closet, i privato (amily, a1 319 West Lakowat. 0 RENT- CE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR bousckeeping. 3 Soutn Sangamoa-at. '0 RENT — FU SHED OR UNFURNISHED ‘tooms, single or on sulte, near to busiooss, and br:t- ciass: ucw octagyn brick, atl mudem Improvemonis. 253 East India d Deard FORNISHED ROOMS, asonable, Apply at Parlor 9, 16 and 165 st Wastiingioy-st. A TANDSOMELY FURNISIED ROO . gar, usc ol _bath-room, suilable for gentlcmon’ private family, 85 Wabasu-av. TO RENT--STORES. OFFICES. &c. Storas. 0 RENT-SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH stories of No. 4 Last Wathington-st., sultable fur whniusale or light manufacturing business; contaias vault nd elesator, aud Is well lighted: $1,%0 per aouum. L, iLY, Wabash-ar., coruer of Muurve-st. 0 KENT—A TIN A FDISI-CLASS STAND for a poud show store; nona within a block; good iz~ tures lor rale. Aisothros f:ont roums. No, 7 Bouth Haistea-st. inquire up-staira [OR SALE-OR EXCHANGK—HOUSK AND LOT (brick) un Itandaipii-s .. nesr Union Park, clear; to roperty ot of, Engliwoud, ol Stato-st. ddre-s Box 22, Post-Oikce. exghunye for or avenues. COUNTRY REAL Z%STATE. WELL-LOCATED ILLINOIS ue-tilth down to actu:l e« mall {arma: or will eschange, HUS- & GLLSUN, 116 East Randolph-st. Miscoitancous. 0 RENT-ONE-HALF OF A 4STORY BRICK & building on outh Waterat. Address k3, Trbuno uilding. 2 very plessnnt oom for ono oF two geatlemen; 506 V=T WASTINGTON-ST.—TWO FRONT J rooms to rent, furoished o mafurnishod, with board, for geatleman and wilour single gentimen. North Side. ‘rerms modzrate. 165 Norra DEAREORN-ST.—ONE ELEGANT alcove room, o016 brek suite, with first-class board; 2lso fine accummodations for three single gentlcmen; ref: ercaces. 2 993 OHIOST., NEAR DEARBORN.A LARGE 4O snicely jurnished famiy room, with water on sama floor. Also, & large unfurnished roum, witl emn iinproycments. . Hotels. ONTINENTAL HOTEL, 4 AND 433 STATE- of Eldridgo-conti—iiast §2 per day honso 57 Termanent boardors, £8 and Gpwards; day board, 26 per week. E, ) G A A 3.2 per day, METEOPOLITAN WOTEL-TORMERLY ST YL James, carnor Stats and Washington-sts., opposite Fleld & Lelters rotail dey goods atore. st 3350 fotel in the eity. Weekly boarders $10 and mpwards., Day board $6 per woek. BOARD WANTED. POARD — Y 4 XOUNG, AN — FIRST.CLAMS > “board and a well-furmshcd rooms, with tire, &c, ; will oy a sood “oria and M Poirp BY utes’ walk of A, : tront Toom, witn Hire: sec: Addrecs D. Rodm 3 Exchangs Building. WANTED--TO RENT. “.'ANTLD-TB'RE.\‘T_A STORK, BETWEEN LA- Salls_and Staro-sts. on Madison-s:,, or batween Madison and Jtandulph-sts. on Clark-st. Addross D 77, REAL ESTATE WANTED. {\/ ANTED-GOOD, IMPROVED, PAYING BUSL 'Y “tess properts, botwoeu Water a0d Adamseata., and Fifth-av. and Niaig-+L; Worth not to excesd ¥&0,000- 71 Dearborn-st. ANTED —TOR ALL GASH, A MEDII priced house, betwcon Oakloy-si, and Centre-as and Tylor-at. Owner only zddress J &, Wasbiog on-st. Tribune ofice. \VANIED-TOR ALL CAS Vau Buren and Landulp) Ashla; A IOT BRIWEEN av. sud Owne:s only add olice. W ARIED—A GOOD BUSINESS BLOCE, SOUT Side, Jocated botween tha river, leke, aud Jackson. ill cictiango firs:-class impreved and unfmprosed Appls o F. EVANS & a Foperty: aad 3ome Taor. £ 60 1o LaSalio-st., basetho \WANTED-GOOD HOUSE aXD TOT OX WEST or Sun'h Sidaj wil givo ,(60 caah and £6,000 uest- classinsurance. . Apply W F. EVANS & CU., 160 Lo- sal bascment. \V ANTED.-A FARA OF %0 TO 4 AC] ed fa either Caeroll, Caliivun, or Towa; will givein exchango a hrst-cinss fot in Soutn Division. BROWN & HORTUN, Leal Ks- 15 Dearborn-at, VY ANTED-RESIDENCE WORTH will give fnside lots to two-toirds v cash bzsis, Addr:ss K, Tribuneotic WORTH FROM & 060, cast of Inalana-av., and nortb of Twes ors pleass send fu description. J. Omn COIS WhLl, 14 and 145 Dearbor TO EXCHANGE. 0 EXCHANGE—AN A XO. 1 GRAIN FARM CON- A taiutag Htacros, mnst of thl bottom.Jaad that will produce i5 bushels of corn to 1he acre; would oxchauge tuis for city propesty worth 82,40 or $H.u4, aad pay cash difierence or a~sumo 1acumbnnce. - Preior property ia South Difslon, between Tufctyhiih and Furty-nfth. sie. BROWN &'HORTUN, Raal Esiato Aceats, 10 eirb cash payi "l}blfll“ allice 1V ANTED—TG RENT_HAVE GOOD TENANTS for cottnges fozny partof the cl'y, at 171 Laxailoat., real estate and houso reativg. WILLS & UARMAN. D—TO RENT—COTTAGE OFATO 5 ROOMS Inss tenant, 0o cbildeen: porscsaiun now of st of Fubiurary. . We ‘have applicants for dwcllings And roums, 1urnined o onruenisned, st rentel ot $10 W 0. L. B, SWLE'T, SON & WATTS, 65 Asulsad Klock, Curaer Claik and Kaodolpl-sts. VY ANTED-TO RENT-A KOOGS KBOUT s0l0, I ‘e ceutral part of tho city, 1o the Highland Arso- Addross, with par- Terms must bo muduiate. A NcD., % Judd-at, 0 RENT—SUITE OF ROOMS FOR + also 1uoms for diging and lodging com- . Uwners, stale lowest price natil o Aditeps LI, Teibnoghies. - VW ARTED=T0 RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, In answer, give namber of rooms, lucality, kind of &c._Address L, Tribune office. MUSICAL. OR SALE—PIA! 0D TONE, CARVED FIN- ish, nearly news: $235 on time, or rout 87 per month. 419 Burterucla-st., coiner Twenty-soseuth-at. clation. bouse, ten FINANCIAL. A FPLIGATIONS SWANTED FOR LOAXS OF 310000 20d 35,000 0n city real estato. WAL ELIOT FUL- DIESS, Kooiu 16, 163 Monro A SUMBER OF SMALL SUNS T TOAN 0N CITL £\ eagnreal estate, M. C. BALDWIN & CO., 84 and 85 Ladalleat., Room 84~ TELDWIS. WALKER £ CO. TTAVE FUSDS TY Hand £ tho parchaso of notes having short time to Tun, secared by furids real estate. No. 7 Hawley Build- ll;_{q cor.. llz_l_rgt_xtn and Mlgému-s(l MO TOLOAN IN SMALL SOAS OF CHAT: L “telsand cood collatersls, L JACOB, Room 13, 145 Soutn Glark-st. TTUATION + WANTED — A FIRST.CLASS glil at hausckecping and gencral housawork for & bachelor ball or a widower's homs: 1o objeq lon to childrea; firat-class proferred. Address 31, 1oS Twents- firstst. SITUATION WANTED_BY TWO SCOTCH GIiLS ono as covk sud launaress, the other to do”housawor or take caro of childron. ADDIY AL 6 Statest, JITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPEGTABLE zirl to do second work in a private family or geceral guumwuxk in a family of two. Address 15 Twealy- atbter JUTUATIONS WANTED—WITH THE SWEDISH & Miuister, 179 Buahaell st., botween Twonty.third sad Twenty-fourth-sts., are tiree gitls—one trst-class couk, ons s:cond girl, avd una for ganeral housework. Fleass call Wedszesdsy afic JITUATION WANTED—T.Y A COSPETENT glish girl to cook, wash, and {run. Apyly at4d Armold- rear. UATION WANTED—DBY A RESPECTABLE Scotch girl to do secand work. Apply 8t 26 Cottage Grovo-ar., corner Twenty-sixth-st. TTUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GIRL ot O Reald do hamsomat % Casd ey A8 dress K 3, Tribogo ottice. GUEUATION WANTED-BY A CONPETEST CIRL 28 cook 1na prisata jamils, Call at No. § Prica-place. (o Scamstressos. TIUATION WANTED-AS SEAMSTRESS OR bousckeepor In 3 peivato family. Can a s 15g machine. Call av625 Souih Desrboru-st.. JITUATION ~WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED Lidy tosew fn & privato family, by tho waek or por- manca(; is & compateat hand; oat furnish machine, wages moderate. Address F 47, Tribune aica. stployment Aremoles. WANTeD-FAMILIES IN WANT OF MISCELLANEOUS. DOKS OPENED ANDTCLOSED. COMPLICATED accutin s adjusted. Work requiring an export so- Licltea by \FEBB, sccountaat loom 18 No. 1:3 Kast iadison-s: D TFOR CAST-OFF CLOTHING A sllarcous guods of any kind, by sending a lotter o). GELDER, Loan Otfice, ¥4 State-st. MERSON'S CLIP~ AND FILE, FOR OETICE papers, snd hmerson's Binder, for music and po- riodicals: ihe former for busiaess'men, tne ‘atcr ror overybody. _Gilt lettering neatly done. JOHN R. BAR- KETT & Bookbinders, 150 Statoat. MOSEY TO TOAN OX DIANONDS, WATCHES, AL bonds, " ete., at LAUNDER® Druvato olties, 2 Randolph-st,, near Clark. Establiabed 164, ONEY, TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, HOUSES ON Jeased land, and ot her collaserals, at 113 Sauth Clark- st., Boom s, K. WINNE, M [OYEYTO LOAN-IN LARGE OR SXATL ST AV “pon best city property. Can cinse at oace. A- S, PALMEI, JR., Keoms 16 2ud ‘ashingtonst. '\IO. 2Y TO Lt DS, WATC] AM. " and othier salusble sccuritica; loans negoliated; Feuts’ watches for sslo cueap. C. TUS- L5 Clark-st., Jtoom % up stairs. MOEY 10 LORY O3 WATCHES, ML and other valuadle sccurities at LASSKN'S Private Lsan Uttice, 175 Clark-at., np-stairs, Room 5. N 1 Iadies’ and NICLIFF, 135 JPOR SSLE-SEVERAL SPLENDID SITIN AXD brocatelle reccption chairs, storo price abuut $3 cuch, ata sacrlfice. A green rep parlor suit, 7 pioces, for $45. A& Raniecme marble-top bosquct tabla; 3 oil paintings: piano: sowiog-machine, &c., cbeap. Hesl- deuce, 643 Michigan-: >IANO, AT A BARGAIN —A ROSEWOOD .0CTAVE iauoforto, in hne condition, four ronnd corners, to- witn cloth cover and stool. for $160; docided, Resideace, 613 Michigan-av, |\ ANTED-SECOND-HAND PIPE ORGAN. IX- auiro of F. D. OKRTEL of McDermid & Oertel, Mercanile Huilding FOR SALE. FOR SALE -OPERA TICKETS, CHOICE SEATS, for the 12th, 14th, and 15th. Nilsvn nlabts. Room 0 EXCHANGE-_EXCELLENT SPACIOUS HOME- stead, {o a tbriving city, for. Inside or country prop- erty, or vibies value, _Address T 57, Tnbuno otfice, 31, 13 Dearbora’st. JOBSALE-CHERF. AN ELECAS T OVEBCOAT, L trisumod with tus.” ' Kddress OVERCOAT, Tribuno ottice. 0 EXCHANGE_FINE BRICK 1y N WEST side, lota at, Lincoln Park and on Exic-st., for farm ear Chicago. Address K 23, Tribuao o O EXCHANGE-A SUBURBAN TOT, Xin, TOE 2y lxat opex ur op bukes, at 36 Carfoli-si., corner 513 i [ORSALF—A BRAY NEW SEAL-SKIN MUFF AND Dboa; aloro price, $45; will seil for 313. “Several scta hiiszos’ and children's furs at excasdiogly low prices. Residence, 643 Michigan-ar. BOUSEHOLD GOODS. A'TB EXCHANGE—A GOOD STOCK OF CLOTHING for_bousc aud lot on North Side, fa_goud loca worth from $4,40 10 85,00, aad part cash. Room :§ Stajor Block, JPURNITURE 4ND” HOUSENOLD GOODS OF every description at auctioa, Wednesday and Ratar- and_at private saln atavctica pricca. WILLIS, G & CU., 14 and 197 Randolpb- da: " ‘ons'xc)élug‘eu-m,\cn 5 ONDANVILLEROAD, G incumbranc S J. R WHEBLER, | Stk o oo sde O EXCHANGE-A SULDIVISION OF % LOTS, % 2125 foct, for improved property; soma cash; will trad altogother or (2 fota. 125, Tribuze cisco. Li {()govn & Wit AUCTION NOUSE, & ‘Soutn Canal-st. ~ Have auctiou rales Wednceday, Fri- day, and Saturday of furnitre and bouschold pooda:at privata sale; other days atauction prices. Alikinds of caterprize; extra inducem:: tr rit Box I ]An\lfi&' Micn., SIS iR \\,A;.};,EWJD ; gsl:;b“‘lfl\'l-‘,sh é’KUPl’%H 8 WOGRTH i WANTED W, LN ¥ , 0, in exchangs for Tne rosdeaco A N Abiisbed thicy soas, paying sbout S fod som cash CANFIELD & MATTESON, W La- Call or 3d 2t PA T WANTED—TO BUY s mone bus experisnced druggiscs uood apply. Call 3t Koom §, 143 South Clark-st. : HALF-INTEREST WANTED—31,00 CASH—HALF INTER- A fing: sstaiishod, paying roalosats Toow 29, d 37,41 Ju: will socure a hali Int 4 in oz e A 4 stactoncry, priating, aod blank buok establishmen:s ia tho cllf.sl“wnlpvrmf;:;:l: é:g.‘;w< \;‘13 BUaT 00 A Iavested. Adarsst 43, Tnbdac utics. pax WANTED—IN A CASH BUSINES PARCT S paying at isast 85,000 a yoar with profii: capital wan.ed, $2, 00, or wonid niro 8 good man axnd o secunty for tho moaey, with privilesa of partaer- Fiip+ good retorances gisen and, roquired. Fur pariicu- oD BN Of E. G. INGELLS, 153 Deasbornat, Ruom 4. : P’Zm.\'m WANTED_AN ENERGEMC PARTY toor to join adver.iser o a canvass souih. Prot- i6s ooci: Vapital Tequirad, S ta $10, Address ¥ Tebuns ofice.” VY ATED—4 HOUSE aNp_LOT, CLEAR. GR ‘noarly s0: South Side, east of Statei., worth sbout, 4,500, in exchange for equity of that amount tas good $tory and basement bck, Bear Tairty-secotd-st., worth 0. PUTNAM & NEWHLL, 91 Washiagtonst. \WASIED-2 % OR 4 FOOT VACANT LOT, O¥ oag of the avenues, soarh of Thirty-first-st., in ex- ghange for & vers soumsg and comtoruablo back Bosement e} ‘abash-av., near ADiriy-Hracs PUTNAM & NEWELL, 9 Washiagtonat. VWANIED-A GOOD 2STORY A3D BASEMIENT brick house in exchanye for 150 feet on Wab: av., ncar Eifiy-alstiest. ; equity $5,70. Address 1 %, Tribune ofiea; 'O LUAN—_£2,00 ON REAL STATE SECURITY. 1 MONTGONERY & WATERMAR, % LaSailo-st T, 145 Clar 0 BEELE O LOAN—g5. 50 T SUNE OF 830 10 &5, 05 FOR 5years._D. COLE & 30! West Madlson st. TO LOAN—ANY AMOUNT FROM 23 0 3%0, O collateralsor chattel seounty. Short Ume. THUES- DELL & BIOW: West Sadison-st. D—$3,000 ON GOOD REAL ESTATE BE- ANTI curity for3years. 32,00 on guod colisterals, Ad. 1{.053—55.!5, $10,00, OR 320,000 FOR A TERM o oars, on fuside improved real estate. J. H. dress J 43, Tribune atico. {YARIED-g7@ TO 8l,00 UFON TMFROVED Y Liarm nost Chicago.'LINGLE & DARLOW, 12 earbora-# VY ASTED—A "FEW FOLICIES FOR CASH TN ‘secarity of N. Y. Lamar of Chicago, WILLIAMH. SISEON. 77 West Madison-st. = TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE S1.500) sécarits ‘asth tores times the aum loansd futerest 10 per ceatand 1) per cent cowmissisns. Address H 15, Tribuue cfice. e TO LOAN ON GOOD COLLATERAL 515.00 for f.ur or six months, at current rati OLIVER BESLY, 157 Washington-st. = 85,000 for thiee or fivo years. %3 ON WAND 70 LOAN, FOIt A TERM 5»’) 000 ar§seard, at (air rates, on ood ity nrp- 0 Prefor to deal with princips 7. Addreas &, Tribups offce BUSINESS CHANCES. LAST FACTORY, WITH POWER BLACHINERY late joing & large business, for rals or reas W ol e tast machinozy by itasit ) deaired. ~Addross BARTLETT & CO., Rockford, 11L. { SALE—A 7-¥ EARS LEASE, WITH IMMEDL T A, o ast the bost Incations fot & %ood or iron working maaalactors in the city. i-Horse power engie, large foundry, matn bailding four stories with basement, ’vx . (350 sizs lumber yard with large dry ki‘n containing four compartments, Apply at ofice oo promses, 110 10 169 Canalst. Pirniture 3ad houschold gcods purcaased; or liboral ad- vapces made on CLDsigTIDEDIS HORSES AND CARRIAGES, OTL BALE-A HORSE AND DELIVERY WAG! wits $30 worih of cans, with & good establisnsd ade, Acdress b3, Tribandofico, ] FAVEFOR SALE LIGRTAND HEAVY DELIV- 1y wagons, of all Kinds, at 31 Souta Cazal. NE HUNDRED HEAD OF HOBSES WANTED: mas: weigh from 1,000 10 1,500; must ba sound and ia go0d conditisa: av 18/ Statet. i SHUBLELS, Salo i “ ~ANTED-BUGGIES AND LIGHT WAGONS FOR livery, at i7 West Madison-st. HAMMOND & FUSEs e \\'AA\'I’ED—A GOOD-SECOND-HAND CLARENCE Carrisge on tme or ciea h. Applr ai 34 for, ; Stxear CHBISTOPH SIONNINGER. SEWING MACHINES. INSTRUCTION. '\ HANDSOME SILVER-PLATED WHEELER & Wilson tamily scylag-maching, in parfect order, asal (0 mows cont, $ius price, &2, Ketldcace, 683 Hichlganav. VW ASTED-A FIRST-CLASS MUSICTEACHER for s younz Iadies’ boarding school {n the West. Mast be an Episccpalinn. Salary g4 and board. Ad- dress J 63, Trfbune ofser V ILLCOX & GIBES, THE BEST FAMILY SEWING V machtas. Thresd, needles, oil and repairing. Will- cox & Gibbs S. 3. Co., corner Wabash-av. and. t. NOGRAPHY TO o Addrees \('A.’GTED-A TEACHER OF PH Y * conguct a small class. Plimsn G 45, Tribuns offico. i HOTZL FOR SALE-FORNITURE AND LEASE o1 Sansion _Hoose, Joliot, 1Il. Farniturs now: i boarders and good hause” doing good butiness; aboui 30 bescders 4ad koo transient e for easn. C. B s ARTIES HAVING CAPITAL ARD DESIR o peaing. et with an taait Edo’ubclflme\-ungfiwthlm Cu'on TICELOW EROS, & STOXE, 131 Lako-st. 0 NS_SMALL DRUG STOUE WITH T IR S S A owa: favoles ahout 82,0, Address fL; B, UPTON, M. D., 5l Lake-st., Cuicago. &R AND A GGOD MAN OAN TAKE MY HALY S500) Atreitiash00 worth of guods and busizess aving 35,0008 year. 149 LiSailost., Foom . CLAIRVOYANTS. AR e P e AR 'AND MADAME MAYNARD, BUSI- D it cdical modiazzs Madisogat; ‘Teas and medical 105 Wost. UNDERSIGNED (RESIDING AT 138 BRE- Uy furbid aoyono sad everyons to trust my wiis for anything on my account, a3 1 shall not h ‘debis as she heraalter makes. JENS VS Cuicago, Jan. 13, 1634, NVENTORS AND OWNELS OF PATRNTS WISIL ing todizposs of ternitury, call on or address BIGELOW BiOS L BTONK, Wi Lakeest. OBBING OF MASONRY OF ALL KINDS PROMPT- Iy attended to at short. notica; ordors by mall. J. -!Oil-‘.g:mn'unn J:)AH'I'IF.S HAVING STOCKS OF GOODS TO SELL, ‘exchanze, ar partnerships arranged, call at 171 La~ Eallest, WiLLS & CAIMAN, TANMERING Ot STUTTERING-X0 CURF, X0 A or circalar aftor 3. 9 Trom 9a. m. 109 p.m. Dr. L. T. SANBORN, 17 Wost Washinzton N RIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR C. T Ciothing by JONAS A, DRIELYSLA, 357 Soath Clark- st Ordora by matl oromptly atteaded (0. JFALUABLI FULLY EQUIPFED SUNINCUNBER, cdangar planistian, very.asac NewOrleans. toexcaingt for low- cd min=ral and’ agrie Plaota. tiun necds oo repairs, and Das pood basis for profit in n}:u (nhnllnxl,'nl‘ll:. UHS‘MI in fi.:dlurk,s_rlrgfil:‘;g . Deiving 'full_particulars, addreas OTIERS, Box 328 . 0., New YorkCity. ANTED-SHELF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AXD WY A s Aaflioa-st., Chicado. HARD. WARE, {VANTED —TO TAILORS— PROPOSITION TG ‘ Anuk'culh:uolvlflb foran old establisned homae; ALl correspond. 0 ofico. rompt pay: must be artiatic workmsa. e’ncgwu‘? ential. _Address J 25 T NTED-TO BUY— N LEASE, VVANTEDCTO By iauta st tho Roblasen Hones for $MITHS, 28 Fiten LOST AND EOTND. SOUND_A PUCKETBOOK CONTAISING SOME muncy. Apply at No. 319 Milwaukes- ous OTTER-TIPPED GLOVE, BUNDAY O ing, by BILLTNG S, Champion Patehist. Floass briag me Lad other: 30000r the quicker. 1i5 Statost. FOUND_A CA’ BAG CONTAINING CLOTH FGUSPrA Gate can rocotva it by proriag proper. 7. at “Allca Pinkerton's office, 1+ acd IZ Fift-av. ""A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. iable reward will be pald for his return to A. 'BINHAUSEN, st 13 South Singamon at. OST—JAN. 15, ON MORGAN-ST., BETWEEN SV avuing on sad Stoaros-tis-, & miak coline. A lib- eral roward will ba paid- for its retara to 254 Weat Wasa- ingtonsw., corner Morgan. . [LOST=AT, THE LADIES' ENTRANCE OF Tile Grand Pacine Hotel, on Jas. 12, » iady’s bat, teim- ‘Tho ficder will bo saitably smward>d o s * Roum No, 12 Exchaogs Boilding: OST-GN PRAIRIE-AV., BETWERN TWENTY s:cond and Twomiy-sizthsts., jst and gold ear zig. 1 the finder will deliver samé to {3 Twenty-socond. ‘no will bo sulzably r 1 BEWARD_LOST—A LARGE BLACK NEW. $10) Heandisnd dogs rmall white spot on breast The Souvo roward will be paid un retarn of e dog to No. 13 Houth Sauganon med with leathers. onjearing ibe_sama INFORMATION WANTED. TSEORSATION WANTED-OF JOHN SHEA AND “Thomas Hart, Wtea laat hoasd Iroxs both wars liviag in Pittsburgh, Pa Address GATI RE M1, CAT1Y, €' Sehnol . Chlcago, Pittabarg papers pleass copy Lh 3 DIVORCES. DYY’?P.CE LEGALLY 122‘{"&2’“' ,EBAP'TK ety v i tho cunrta &l Xitress Post-Oics BETIRL | ¢