Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1874, Page 3

TR AR N SR e e (msmw&mmmzmmimmmnfm RIS i 3 THE CHICAGO "DAILY - TRIBUNE: -SUNDAY; JANUARY ‘18, 1871 B O PN PR Lo s st b e G e s S e i A el st Sl U e PR T P . ‘REAL ESTATE. good Deal of Negotiating, but Tittle Accomplished, A Better Supply of Ioney on, Tiortgages. seme Imporiant Sales of Business and Residence Property Lately, Building in Suburban Guarters. Activity of " here bas been but liétle accomplished in tho {ast week in the w3y of eales. Itis difficult o’ 3gn LY special reason for this, as thera is » +desl of negoiiating, & great many:offers b e made; aud tho recd estate brokers huvemore thsa tho usual number of memoranda of wyants” on their books. The eeverity of the westher forsevoral deys this wesk, and tho stringency of the money markef, have bath [ probably’ exercised some influence to Soter fthe consummation of eales and check business, From time fo time we Desr of gales made at some rodnction on thoe “ccs st which the property was kold last spring, sod it is probable that for some time yet parties whoee affeirs were deranged by the panic will be obliged to sell property for cash, at some reduc- tion on former values. But in a few months ihess will all be sifted ont, and, as nobody has soy donbt about tho commercial prosperity of fhe city, and there is no reason why they shonld psve any about the future value of the real estste, theso forced enles will cerse. MONEY ON MORTGAGES. e pote that the suppiy of money to loan on mortgages is increasing. One prominent firm of loan agents eay that they have funds offered {otake mortgages to an aggregate of about £200,000, if satisfactory property almost any- whers inside the city limits is offered. The raling rate now on all mortgage loans is 10 per cent. On sums under £3,000 higher rates are id in many ipstances, but for loans over £,000, and for periods of five years and up- * vard, the supply of money is Eo good that it is possible some concession on rates will be made when tho commercial market eases up again, as ibis likely to do within & week or two. . From tume to time the papers of the neigh- boring cities—as, for instance, those of St. Louis Iately—make a great fuss over the fack {bst Chicego property is heavily mortgaged, and ictimate that it is significant of some dire event —vo don't know what,and doubt if they do—that isto fall upon our real estate intercsts. If it is a fact that Chicago real estato is more besvily mortgsged thau that of other Western diies, we (Mnl its only significance is, that = capitalists both in this city and elsewhere sre more willing to lend money on Chicago rea 1 estute than on property in other cities, because_they beliove it will increase in Taloe more rapidly, and is thoreforo better ge- cority. As far as the commercial prosperity of {te ¢ty is concerned, and tho consequent owth in wealth and population, it would make g:fi little differenco whether the bulk of these nortgages wero held by capitalists of other cities or not. If they are held by Eastern cap- iialiste, it is at least a pledge that they, having sn interest in the prosperity of the city, will say and do what they can to increase it, the same as they wonld if their permunent residence was bere. THE ANDERSON HOTEL property on_the morth side of ifadison street, Jost east of LaSalie, bas been sold by Mr. James £ Tyler to Mr. Harvey M. Thompson. -The negotiations bave now becn just about_closed ) though the pepers will bear date of Jan. 1. o property 1 3 fve-story building, which covers the lot, €0x177, tho lot baing held un- Ger a lease which Lins et 034 vears to run., The fries at which the property is trausferred i ibout £150,000, of which a part was cash and the balance in other city property. The build- ing is now bringing in & rentsl of £30,000 ampam. We have not learned snpual | ground rent under the Jesse, but only know that ehortly after the fire of October, 1671, before any of the property in ihat vicipity was rebuilt, a bonus of £40,000 was offered for the lease. When the present build- ing wes erected, it was expected that the Open Board of Trade wonld occupy the rear half of $he first floor, as the rear entranco is only across Exchange place from the Chamber-of-Commerce Building; but for some reason the Open Board never oecupied the room prepared for them. and ¢ is pow occupied for a Lilliard hall. While this 18 a transfer of oneof the most valuable ard central pisces of property in tke city, the fignres do noi furnich much information as to the mar- ket-value of ihe fee of the properiy. Butif the building be valzed at $125,009, the rental would indicate a va'ue of about 100 per square foot for the ground. MICHIGAN AVENLE property south of tue limits scems to be sitraciiog more attention than aimost any othier residence’ property in the southern saburbs. Everybocy seews to understand that in view of ths extension of tho first-class rosidence quarter ecuthward along this avenue, it ia the chespest firet-class property in that part of the cifr. A week sgo we mentioned the sale of a S0-oot lot, between Forty-first and Forty-second eireets, o price equivalent to $125 per foot in cach. Mr.Ira Holmes has recently sold 200 feet on AMichigan avenue, between Forty-first w1 Fortr-seccnd 8 racte, for $84,000, and we hesrof an offer of $100 per foot all cash for 100 fect, east froat, between Forty-second and Forty-t streets, which was refused. THE OTHER AVENUES. Mr. Ira Holmes rold somo weeks ago 100 feet, winsr of Indiana svenue and “Thirty-ninth greet, without improvemeants, for §20,000. Also 100 feet on Indizna avenue, east front, betweon Thirty-ninth and Forticth streets, for $12,700. Als0 100 feet on Wabash avenue, between Forty- eecond and Forty-third streets, west front, for 10,000, _Also 200 feet, corner of Wabash ave- uus and Forty-third etreet, for £24,700. = LAKE VIEW. ! Animportant salo was recently mado by Mr. W. K. Nixon to a gentleman in Boston, and con- Eisted of & plock just one mile north of Lincoln Fark fromting nearly 700 feet on the water (and fature drive). and with an equal frontage on Piné Grove (now called Waubun avenuo) in the Tear. The price paid amonnts to $100 per foot for tks lake frontage, end 875 per foot for the Tear property, or nearly §120,000 for the tract, 0d %es an mformal {ransaction,—on the usual there being no “ trade ” or exchange of her property for it. Tho lots being 225 feet eep. 1t ehiows a prics of nearly §17,000 per acre for the net preperty exclusive of streets. There 13, however, s comfortable Louse and _out-build- inga on part of the property, werth probably in inall 819,600, making the price of the land alone aIeast 815,000 per acro., Iu conuection with this should also be con- ;gtuedhrx Culver's sales of property in Lake ore Subdivision 2nd Culver's Addition, from t0 %¢ of amile sonth of the above property, wdof which Mr. Culver bas sold during the Past two years soma 2,000 feet. “Mml of this was on or, near Barry avenue, and #: 100 to €125 per foot for Ksmy 165 to 178 b deep, his Iest reported sale bemg on Al- e street, only 400 or 500 yards from this, and ©of 250 feet at $125 per foot. Beve . . AT LAWNDALE. N buiids 0 or eight houses are being erected, and e 38, his progressed steadily all winter thus far._Lots aro being sold there every week at an erage of £35 per front foot, and the place is %"P:;f ai & rate that will convince auny-one m“ I go ont there and look at it, that suburb- h‘lfllgg;;uv in that quarter must be increasing ), AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, £3% the eale of lots, ranging 1n sizo from 50 to 0 feet front, and the building of cottages and 'fifidex;‘m i8 quite active. =% e, however, is true to a greater or less Zeat of rearly all the 2 e from 1 OTHER §unm}nu PLACES tennour to five miles disiant from the business orire. In fact. the greatest activity in tho sala Property and in building is around the eir- %unference of the city, either -just inside or ot ontside dhe city limits. . 42 The _SATURDAY’S THANSFERS, {ollowing instruments were filed for rec- ol on Saturday, Jan. 17 1 & Iy FrorERTY. ’ ® Dee. 27 18733 constdraiics, S1,360. > szgar of Ferdoid sh v, 208, | 2%, 1873 consideration, $2.63%, h?:’e:ry»n}?: st, 335 £t 7 of Leavits st, 0T, 25x125 11, outon st 45 1t wef St, Joune-rlace, af, 5T LL, | 10,1873 ; concideration, $7,85. ln st 135 ftnof Iinbburd st, w f, £2x90 Lincely g5 - i 5 £ecor of Ferd 13; conslderaitom, $500. ° - Lows av, 24 ft s of Thirty-t f, 54212 "“}}fl‘fig’,{?fl“’“” uan,mm,‘.’ o, 24x126 7-10 1, 250 {t 6 of Thirty-third 5x1 B S ibled st w1, 25xios tt, ayton st, 346 7-10 1t, 8 of Wi 4 dated Jan. 155 conaldzeat, o, s, 0 1 2015 1y - ‘an Buren st, 200 {t w of Calif, 3 geville road, 48'ft n of McRe, 100 ft, dated Jan. comidznflm,:g;gm i Trambull av, 375 1t 1 of Harrison et, & 1, 75x23 ft, Filh 8055 t opposte, dated Aug. 1, 113; considerar Prairle av, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty- e 2410 alley, dxted Jam, 165 wmad'gc?;: Cottage Grove av, 356 £t 8 of Thirty-elghth st X130 feet, dated Jan. 6 ; consideration, sin%(‘:.s" bl Lot 4, 1o Block &, Heven Gaton , Ravensw conmideration, S100, o EOUTH O CITY LnMIT! Lot £5, 1n Block T of Eberhart & Wesge'sn o X of w X Bec 9, 38, 14, dated Jan. 14 ; consideration $600. Lots1 1025, of W 3 Block 20, Stone & Whithoy's & of Bec 7, 35, 14, dated Jan, 9 ;- consideration, §3,750. 5251t of n 50 £t Lot 26, Johnston's 8 X se i of n 6 X Bec 3, 33,14, dated Jan. 14 ; consideration, $1,%00. LR , 14, dated Dec, 6, 1673 ; con- ts 34 and 35, in Block 6, in Davidson's Lots 8, £o., in Wilson: Heald & Blebbings 0 3 of 3o r¢ Ses 15, 38, 14, dated Nov. 1, 1673 ; consideration, §1,506. Tots 141 to 143 of Whlo & Gots's Biock 1-of it e's 1 of Stearn’s part n e X Sec 36, 40, da! ; con- Lot m.ngg.’ vl D, 20, 1M pow STMMARY OF TRANEPEES EOR TH The following is the total amount. of city and sub- urban property transferred during the week ending Saturday, Jan. 17: City property, number of ales, 80; consideration, $18,217, North of city limits, number of sales, 6 ; consideration, $122,430, South of city limits,” number of gales, '40; consideration, $250,410. West of city limits, number of sales, 7; con’ sideration, $36,440, =Total cales, 188 ; total considera- ton, §837,497, SMALL-POX HOSPITAL.. Statement of a Former Attendant As to the Way In Which It Yas Cons ducted.. . " o Attention has besn repeatedly called to the fact that a larger percentage of small-pox patients dio within the hospital than of thoso who are treated outside, and who receive private medical advice. 1t is difficult to understand why this ehould be so, since in other large cities, especially in . Europe, the reverse is tho case. There, under the supervision .of the best med- ical talent, and surrounded by modorn hygienic improvements, tho small-pox patient fares much better than if left to private treatmeat. To ascertain oma of the causes which have placed our smell-pox hospital into such an un- favorable light, a reporter was directed to inves- tigate the matter. In his search he came across o woman who had been employed in the hospi- tal, and the following conversation took place: Reporter—When were you employed in the emall-pox hospital ? Mrs. A.—In 1873. Reporter—How long were you thore ? Mrs. A.—After I had been there as a patient about two weeks, I was engaged to act first 18 a washerwoman, afterwards s cook at $16 per month, in which capacity I served four months. - Reporter—Wero you discharged ? Mrs. A.—No, sir, I left of my own accord, bo- Nov. 1,187 ; cause I could not stand it to look at the way patients were treated. . TReporter—How were the patients treated ? Mrs. A.—Very badly. When I first entered the hospital tho etarving look of the patients startled me. After I got to bo cook they all complained to mo of not having emough to satisfy their hunger. Reporter—What kind and what quality of food aid the patients receive? 5 Ars. A.—The fond, as a general thing, was very bad. The soup was like water. aud the meat, when given, was in most cases tainted. Reporter—What kind of bread did the patients get, and did they receive enough of it ? Mrs, A.—The bread was good, and after I gob to be cook, I gave them all they wanted, for I had the distribution of it. Reporter—How were the patients- treated by their nurses ? - Mrs. A.—I can spesk only of the wards where the femala patients wero. Theso were Lreated very harshly. The Steward, especially, was very croas with them. = Reporter—Did & physician visit daily tho spartments you had access to ? Mrs. A.—No, sir. Sometimes one wouid come every other day, and sometimes not as ofien. Roporter—What did he do when you #aw him in the wards? Mrs. A—He wonld hurry through tho wards at & quick pace, and not remein within the room at any one time over ten minutes. “Roporter—When you were there aa.a pationt did he examine you carefally ? Mre. A—No, sir. He did not even examine my pulse. Reporter—Do you know of auy case whers & patient died from lack of medical treatment ? Ars. A.—I cannot say from my own Lnowl- edge, but I have heard of cases. Reporter—as the hospital kept clesn ? Mrs. A—Not at all, sir. It was very dirty,—I mesn the women's ward. After a paticnt was put into a bed tho shests were nover changed until she was either put into a coffin or dis- charged a8 curod. Thero were no baths, and all the patients were wallowing in dirt. Teporter—Do you knosw of any cases whero patients hnd money taken from them while in the hospital, or when dismissed ? Mrs. A.—Yes sir. .I know of several. R.—Tell me of one. .. Mrs. A.—1I know of a Bwedish woman who, on leaving the hospital, had $9—all the monsy she posspsged—taken from her by an officer under the plea that it was for the support of tha hospi- tal. . R.—Did you have ansthing taken from you ? Mrs, A.—No, sir. In the first place, when I loft I wasnot & patient. In. tho next place, I 1ad no money to be taken from me. The reporter next called upon & well-known physician, with the intention of eliaiting some more information in regard to this case, and to ask his opinion about the truth of the sbove statements. ~He admitted that he had heard tho same stories, but could not tell from personal koowledge. He only kmew one fact from personal knowledge, and that was that » great many more patients died within the small-pox hospital than therc should if proper- ly treated. He bai heard that the visiting physicians hed tho deliricus patienta locked up 108 room by themaclves, where they were left to rave, tear, snd scratch themselves to death, thongh that was the most cntical timo, when & patient should be well taken care of; it wss the time when the scabs formed, snd the patient became delirious. He further 8aid that if only half of what had been told of the small- hospital were true, barbarism itself would Bhash to contemplato it, An instance was relat- ed to him vwhere & man was rolled up in his shroud while in & half dyiog condition. Theso statements, however true they may be, apply only to the old management of the hospi- tal, and not to the wayin which it has been con- ducted during the last three months. INSTRUCTION. GERMAN LADY-TEACHER, GRADUATE, AND A SRt ia France, would liké a fow moro pupils for Frenchand ngmq.mw%um also lx_u:: 2 u&xsfl&nmgx vanced puplls to join 2 Germanc! 3 o 46 ribuna office, for five daye- TADY TEACHER OF ESTABLISHED REPU- A d In exchange for pieno instrme- e G e of ‘& ‘hoaso. - Address O &5, Tribune office. e $W, A OOUNSE OF 2 LESSONS IN MATHE- AT O ieher praschea will by given b G - A. GRATOHEN, B.S., at 15 Congross-st. NAL, TEACHER (GRADUATED IN § o T ‘Saom N o Tior and drawing Also taaght, 1f desired. Ad® Sroms Box 6, Post-Office, v, AND _SON DANGE TAUGHT CR% e O Adcaeney, TI Weat Jtan: “West 5ide Dancin, o) A;,:é: by 1td Hickey and Billy Homer. Ladies taught WANTED--MALE HELP. WANTED-FEMALE, HELP. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Bookkeeaers. Clerks. &o. 0.3, BETETIREY 128 oot 15 Dearboracats oo . Domestios==Continued. WAM‘ED—A GOOD COOK, AT UNTTED STATES | Hotel or Thirty-first-st. and Cottage Grove-av. Nous othar woed applys fi(ersrioss roquirsd: Y\ ASTED-Z YOUNG MaN WITH FULL EXPERI- cace in tho retail clothing lo. First-class refer- ‘Salary o objsct, Addross, by lettor, L. Ltandolph-sts, ADDRESS, enca roquired. CHRIS, Barnes House, corner Canal and TANTED—OLERK_IN AN OFFICL. in handwriting, X &, Tribuno ofice. Trades. VWANIED X PIRST.CEASS GIRL T0, DO GEN. ‘eral housework in & small family. Apply st 13 Groveland-court, off from Vinceanes-ar., south of Doug- s Honse. Domestics--Continued JITUATION WANTED-_BY A YOUNG, AMERICAN (ur:l‘::‘tahuku fll;vdnl I'.h;lflllll ar flfé!mflfl work., Can o best o oren Soin at 13 Par: e P e, Y rommeesions. O Lasopm at 13 TTUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN GIRL todo sccand work or goneral honsework. Call for 3 doys at 431 West Erie-st. VW ANTED AT EVANSTON, & G00D GO0 ATSG laxndross in s privato femiiy. Call Monday D- 1., 5t 243 Soath W atar-st.; must havo good referance. .QTTUATION WANTED —T0 COOE 1N HOTEL restauraut; or boanding-house; best refercnces cah be givea. 10 Peck-court. ANTED-A TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work J“‘g.l’lllfil-,m“ Lako Viow; Germanor TTUATION WANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE T ANTED—BOOK-BINDER, A GOOD FOREMAN yoan girl as seving-glrl, or woald Bot object to light. in first-class job hindery: must understand hls bus- | Swodo. uire 1and 2 o'clock on Monday, at family; iness.” Addrose D 46, Tribuce ofice: AR bR: | oo 1, 1 Wasmimgionat - ok o s ;‘x?i‘i‘fw'é?fi“x: Hos e o '—‘VAI\TED—A GOOD OARRIAGEPAINTEE TO o sevcral jobs and avo parially prmancat busl- ncss, an % ¥ than cash, Eiiiat Y0 Donbaeates oomze o oo VWARTED-2 GOOD GOOPER. GITE FANILY, to locate ina growing suburb. Aill and custom- work. 130 Dearborn-st,, Room 7. ¥ JWASIED-A BODY-MAKER AT 1 POLKST, Tuesday morning. FANTED..A FORENAN HATIER, ONE WHO W i icratands the bisding and. pressiagof felt hate: Addross, with referances, oic., G 67, Tribuna office. VWANTED-A TINSTOLASS AAEON TO DO plasiering, &c., on the Post-Office building at Riser Far o cfipange clor o ot n the eame place; RHODES & CLARKE, 151 LaSalle-st- - 1 TANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- “work. Call Monday at 577 West Adams-st.. ANTED—AT 118, INDIANA-AV., A GIRL TO cook, wasb, and iron; two in family. " Call Monday ¥ and ANTED—IN A HOTEL A BHORT DISTANCE from Chicago, 8 woman 28 meat cook, and one good Ianndress; also, two girls for dining-room and chamber work; nono but thoso of oxperionco, and who can bring tho bost of referenco, nced appls. Address, for two dags, B 9 Tribune offics, . ANTED—A GIRL TO HELP WASH AND IRON and do. d work. Don't| ‘unless preparod. A T M s TWASIED-A GIRL 70 DO GENERAL HOUSE. work. Apply ¢ 637 Weat Lako-et., up-tairs. 1TUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO (SLILL& ONETO cock, wash and Iron tho other to do second work In either city or country. _Apply st 8 North Market-st. SITUATION "WANTED —BY A" THOROUGILY compotont girl to d d work; i DuCRa!nt etel to do second work bost of roferences Catharine-st., Nnndl)’n:vd 'l‘.v.ludl!x.n & ~. TTUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL to do goneral housework, or ta coak, wash, and fron. Blesks catl a5 514 South Park-ar. Wl tadion TTUATION WANTED_BY A NEAT, TRUST- eowingend sccend Sk, Aol by Iotios cui 1o RINNA ccond work. N HELWIG, 458 Nort La Sallest. ” oo VW ASIED-TEN, WOOD-TURNERS, FIVE FIRST: YV “Cluss batda on wood-work machinery, and three Apply ot ollica of SWAN, CLARK & cablngimakers. €0., Robey-t., noar Blao Island-av. VW ANTED_AT 1 FITILAV., ONE FIEST-RATE Y¥ “tinner and lantorn-maker. ' - 3 JVANIED-A 3IAY TO WORK ON OIRCULAR e In furaftare factory. _ Apply 1o . W. BATES £C0.; 15, 15, and 17 South Canalat. £ VW ANTED-AY INVENTIVE MACHINIST. «quira at 17 Michigaa-av. VWARTED—A EESPONSINLE PHOTOGRAPHE to taka ono of tho fionst fittad gallaries on the Weol Side. ‘THUESDELL & BROWN, 115 West Madison-at. |V ANTED_TANEI AND HARKESS MAKER 70 D oo fn Highwood. 5. ASHLEY MEARS, %0 aSalleat. : 1IN TWARIED A COMPETENT PROTESTANT GIRL to do general housowork at 870 Michigen-ay. roferences requirod. TTUATION WARTED-FOR A GOOD GIRL IN 1 =7 D, Zpall private famlly, Call for "two days at 227 West. ANTED_A FIRST-CLARS GIRL FOH GENERAL housowork, German or Bobemian preferred. Good g es will bo paid. Also, sewing-girl. 1120 Wa- cav. g Al:TBD—-Akv‘GAOD]l),— .G‘I%LD"IQ DO GENEK&L ousawork. . D. LEKER'S, south- otat corner Thisty-firet sud Butierheld-sis. VW ASTED_X GTRE TG°DO GENERAL HOUSE, Y i wock for s small Gently. Call to-day at 6113 ¥af- n-s e YV ARTED— GIRL, s( 15 Eighteenth.st. e s ook, 5F State and Monroe:ste, Toom 10, oo TTUATION WANTED—AS COOK OR LAUND- 3 ress. Apvly for two days at 170 Burnsido-st. TTUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL st o snenlisueett o8 el can st of rocommen . Sadr5aa 157 Ewing.ates Sunday aflernoon of Mondag. TTUATIONS WANTED~BY TWO COMPRTENT rls, 000 as cook, the other as sacond girl; tho best of references given. Gall at 17 Rucker-at. WASTED_ L, GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN GIR to do second work. Apply at 10°3 Prairie-av. ¥ Wurnn_{vuusu MAN TO LEARN THE PHO- oY fographioart. A seod chancs o 2 sultablo porsan, £ 4 s Orlent At Gallery, 101 West Madison-st. TED_STRONG BOY TO _WORK AT BENCH ‘with o carpeater. Gl South Halstod-st. ~ - Coachmon. Toamsters. &o. ANTED — TEANSTER, WITH HORSES AND wagan, fo wood; plenty worl now. "ES ASHLEY MEARS, 500 Lasallo-at, VWANIED.TVO NEX ICQUAINTED GODTH sido of clty, to drive team deliver hay; must have o0 Fofarence o pat up security. | Call Mondey, bofora noon, at 107D State-st. PYNE. Miscellaneous. T "ANTED — WINTER = EMPLOYMENT. WORK fop evorybods. ” Good wages. - Fermanent employ: ment. Men and women wan! Tull rarticulars froe. Addresn W. A. HENDERSON & CO., Cloveland, 0., or t. Louts, 3o, A TANTED-CAN VASSERS FOR THE GREAT ART work of America~tho most magnificont ilinstrated ever produced in this coun ** Picturesque Amer. : Land wo Live In.” MOSES WARREN, d Washingto ., up-stairs. TANTED—YOUNG MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT in city or._country, to call on oraddress REVING- TOR & GO.. £ West Washinaton-st., Chicaga. VY ANTED_CITY CANVASSERS, MALE AND TE, ‘mals. Very ensy and ploasant business and liberal compensation. Apply at 38 South Cazal-st. VWASTED—AX A T MAN TO TRAVEL AND §O- Ticit for zraid and provision commission houso, on commixsion: must-come woll rocommendod. Address J &, Tribunc oitico. ANTED-GOQD BUSINESS MAN IN GENERAL ‘commission bonse, 1o manage the business in tho city. “To ona with 82,06) to 84,000 capital A 1 chanoos offercd. Addrees J 16, Tribuno offica. VWASTED AT 60 DEARUORIST. RODMS, MEN o carn $75 per weok. J. 5. RICHARDSON & CO., Patent Agsars. W ARTED-_LADY GCANVASSERS, CALL AT CORY- VY "ol Chart and Pattorn Hooms, souibeast corner State and Adams-at. VY ARTED-MEN 70 SELL OUR NEW GOODS. Protits from 100 to 250 por cont. Outfits, $2 to 825, Eareka Manufecturiog Company, 145 Clarkist., Room 13, V VY ASTED-& MEN TO CUT 1CE IN THE COUN. try. Apply Monday m 2t T oclock stzrp, corner of Ninotcenth and Grove-sts. SWETT & COUCH. fiTANTED‘A MORTAR-MAKER AND HOD-CAR- oY rlor atBeick buiding oa Graad Boulorard snd For- oth-st. TV ARTED_THREE =TELIABLE, ENERGETIO VY “sgonta to travol in the interest of the icading com: ‘mercial journal of tho West. Call Monday, between § nad 10, at Room &), northwest cor. Stato and Sfadison-sts. JVASIED-4 EOY 1°OR 1 YEARS OLD 70 tako carn of horss and work in ofice, ROBERT PERRLNE, 68 South Halsted-st. VWARTED—% INTELLIGENT CANVASSERS T0 scll & pateot fruit and_vegotahie alicer for hotels and families.” M. V. & F. LESTER, 34 Statest. WANTED_MEN 7O SELL, OHANG OHANG TN overy town, foants, and State. Dan'tcomplain X STV EEPIRIAOD TAG "ANTED--] ¥, EXPRERIENCE] CE HANDS ‘on Wilcox & Gibbs machines. Inquirs at £9 Henry- st., noar Centro-ar. | « . - JITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL AS SECOND gizi, or to asslst in genaral housework, ‘Addross B 54, Tribune office. TTUATION WANTED-HY A GERMAN GIRL TO do socoud work or general housework in s mall fam- ily; unquestionsblo roferences. - Address B 4, Tribuss ofiic, W e ot Aoadss. Y e : SCOT, GUTTEN & CROSIETTE ™ = QIUATION WANTED-BY & GOOD RILIABLE iirl as ohambermaiiand waitress. Apply at No: 115 Weet Adawma-st. VWANTED-A GIHL, BETWEEN 1i AND i Tearn to mako custom pants. Apply at77 North TTUATION WANTED—BY AN A_NO. 1 COOK and laundress; country proferrcd.” Call for two days 23186 West Monroo-st. Clark-st., third floor. A ; VW ARTED- AN APERENTICE GIZL, TO LEARN abirt and dress-making. Apply at 664 West Madi- son-at. . i Laundresses. 'VWANTED_ORE FIRST-CLASS WASHEX, ONE - YV “first-class bundle ironer, and one diniug-room girl, ‘at Meachants' Hotel, carnor @lark and Lake-sta. Nurses. * W ANTED-A LITTLE GIRL TO NURSE A BAY. 285 Oakleyt. = " Y AVTED_ANERIOAN, EXGLISH, OF GERSAN girl 1 (who can speak lish). a8 nurse for two little e e L e s Apply Monday ‘Wabashav. Housekeepers. VWANTED-A DISCREET, SOBER, ELDERLY ousckeeper, under 60, having some means. No risk. Written application through JOHN CLENCHEY, 6568 Tllinols-st. s 5 ANTED — HOUSEKEEPER IN _WIDOWER'S ‘family of 3 children; none bat competant persons, rith good zeloronoes, noed apply. 89 Bast Divislonst., ap statrs. 5 Teq Missellaneons. VW ANTED-A REAT, GOOD.IOOKING GIRL TO attond cirgar stand, 2 South Clintou-st. VW ANTED_A TADY OF REFINEMENT AND BUS- incss bility to attond reception room. . E. WIL-, LIS, Photographar, northwest corner Stats and Madison. ! {VASTED-TwO LADIES 70 ASSIST IN A PHO- alde S e e Dasincss, [abss. 3 S50 salary oxpected, R i, Tribane afice SIIUATIONS WANTED_BY TWO GIRLS, ONE a3 cook, washer, and {roner, and the other to'do sec- ond work br general housewdrk. Applyat II7 Soath situation ina private famlly to do sccond work and. 80w or tako cara of children: is a good washor and ironer. Apply at 179 West Eichteenth-st., for two dass. TTUATIONS,WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE 1s, one a3 cook the other as second’girl, in a privato ;,800d reforonces [given. Call Bonday, &9 Dear- STUATION WANTED_BY A4 600D GIRT, WILL do’ sccond-work or general housework in & small family, or sewing evenings. 1i North State TTUATION WANTED-BY A BWEDISH GIRL TO wash and fron and do general housework in a small family. Apply at 313 North Reuben-st., city. QITUATIOR WANTED—A GOOD GIRL WANTS A | Xl MISCELLANEOUS. GRAND BALL WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE bonetit of Jemes R. Mathaws, at Stenley Hall, cor- Ber Lako and Paulina-sis., Jan, &3, Friday; 1t 13 1 bo hopod that many will be iu attendance. 2 GRAND_ OPENING TO BE GIVEN AT THE Lincolu Aall, North Clark-st., nsar Webster-av., Tuesday evening, Jan. 0. I HORSES ARD CARRIAGES. i JVANTED-A "GOOD LEATHERTOF BUGGY. VY ‘3ast ba s bargaln. . Addreis do. Triuny Shmar” ¢ |/ ANTED—A HORSE AND GR : W Inquirs corner Twonty secontate sad Tadinm YV ANTED_BASKET PHAETON, WITH + W et O A D AN 0w 1 Do Sieks A GESTLEMAN HAVING SOME REAT ESTATE wonid like to cngage in some light manufactaring ox mercantile business, Hast of reforence given and re- Quired. Addross L 70, Tribuno oféca. AL TS visninh S0 sure s oy or s10res o csiption for ronl estata an Gash Call at 17 Lasaliegt. WILLS & OARSMAR. A PAETY WITH 80G0 CASH CAPITAL WISHES to tako an ectivo " interest in some_ gosd mercantilo or ‘manglacturing house. Addmsa V. P. MESSER, Patmor House, Chlcago. 19-ACEE HOMESTEAD AND TWO TOWN LOTS #,freoto each membse of onr coleay. No_irrigsiion. call on H, B. STEVERS, 16 Hast. e _APSTEACTS COPIED. DEEDS MADE QUT O . ‘aoy kind of writiog st half usual rates. BROWN, McCormick's Bicek, corner Randolph and Dear- Raom born-sta, A CENTIESIAN W0 THOROUGHLY UNDER: Ho family but my wite, Address A 3 Trivune oties AS, WE HAVE CUSTOMERS WITH MOYEY B RO ot hersons sl ing orebire of ths ind ToelTat I LaSalierstr WALLS § CRRAAN, - od OOKS OPESED AND CLOSED, COMPLICATED accounts sdjusted. Work 2 icited by 3 EISD, secountat Booms 16158 £ Medbwm-st: \VANTED_CHEAP FOR CASH. A LIGHT TOP ' u‘nV;e Bugey ot a pony vhaston. Addross ¥ 5, Trbuas . A/ ANTED—_TO BUY A SECOND-HANI STOR ¢ bager. Ol at 6 Hlua toateare-Or A- SO OLE: '{ ANTED—A GOOD SECOND-HAND TOP BUGGY in exchange for wat jewelry. t Tox 2 exchange {or watches oF - A.P. BAMIL- [7ANTED—HORSES, CARRIAGYS. AND HAR-| noes, can bo sold for cash at Clifton Stables, corner | Wabaah-ar. and Monroe-st., oprosito the Cititon Honse: ‘handiest location in town for boardars 2nd sales: light, warm, and all on first flor; terms Lo FULLER, tansger. ANTED—BUGGILS FOR A LIV, Y pag real estate at 77 West Madisor RY, FOR CASH t. HAMMOND ! : ANTED- A GOOD BORSE, FOR WHICH I W 2 WEMV jisdea 80, piaso order. Apply ‘;fi“!‘-':é:yl R 0-st., or Mone m 012 Ve dams- | s GAMES WILDEY. Sk ANTED—ANY ONE HAVING A FIRST.CLASS| VY A iiloer Seiving horss And Bugas to scll vesy She ‘f_or cash, may address, stating price, K 23, Tribuno o ica. . ANTED—TO PURCHASE A TOP BUGGY, PHAE- | ently Tt (oF amo Brser - Mast B Boacls ey 3Tiem: | P . Mas stghis Sl chcalsfor cash, Address Vs 53 Chamber of Com erso. : ANTRD—3 LARGE-SIZE HORSES FOR EAST.| OUDIER'S KID GLOVES AR THE D Tead in this ity abead SCel Paris, makes.- Yorr san bo fitted right in che atore or no sala. ' Branch of thg Bou- dior Parls ov ‘ . 5 ingion, ia o 0. .wu:r.v tato-st., lwlf ‘Wash- OSTON LAUNDRY, 45 BLDRIDGE-COUR bragch ofice 1 Biavest-s all Elads oF auades work executed in perjor manner at moderats prices. IONSTABLE'S SALE—I SH. ELL THE FRAME O bouso No NAM%? ?u&m the Couri- 5 , lease runnlng. Lota oy of Jamairy, 1575, 1 7o ol (501 e A o8 (UL, THIS OUT FOR REFERENOE-YOU OAN always get railroads tiokats at & discount to ail points. s0d can always sell tickatsto W. ¥. CHATF) LaSalle-st., basemont. : (ASK PAID_EOR CASTOFF OLOTHING ye) "L cellaneous goods of Any Kiad, b - 11 GELDER, Losn Ofce, b1 Siataa o6 & louer (CRON08 MOUNTED AT TOW RATES. SHRAM BROS. & CO._73 West Washington-at. EUGGISTS. SELL DR, SYKES' Tor atarea, * wiich cures the wast sasee. - C0 L MERSON'S CLI? AND FILF, FOR GFEICE Papers and Emersin'e Dinder, “for msle aad po- iv‘%d'??oa} S Totterioi noxtly dons.. JOBN R BAR. ST 3 &CO., BMande!:O?Efl S':naM IVE DOLLARS WILL START YOU 1§ A BUSI- Closthg 5 507 for vaiaplo. 8o Barilemtues, of o’ he- twoen 10 aad 4, HOWE, 1 West Sadison-st., basement. ROCERY TRAVELERS_PARTIES ROLIGITING G for grocory bovios can Boas-of sometbing lo their o on o addruss iy WA TEREOLIE 3 G0 105 Bouit Watsrar WANT EVERYBODY TO ENOW THAT DE. T oot PR lioe s ¢ xaey acge acsorisaont, of Brecitiaa Pobblo Spectsbles for suie, which he. suita by laspection tothioese, - Dou't forgot {ha. pisco, 150 Fourth-ars, Op Harrison-st. STrOATION WANTED_BY A RELIABLE YOUNG girl to dp general housework in private family. In- a3 237 McGregor-t., cor. Wentworth-av. ticlan and Oculist, 2 taw doors from WITH BUSINESS, WANT A STOGE OF GOODS, for mysall, and el and piy for s mlly Lo gaerople reel QUIUATION WANTED-RY A& YOUNG MARRIED _ ‘woman (American) to do_gensral housework. - No gbjection to golag a short distanco in the conatry. ~Good reforonce. _Address C 7, Tribuno oifico, JUST RECEIVED, X LARGE INVOIGH OF OLD and raze: o_and examing tham; whother m want to b % ., Jou want to buy ornot. . CHAPIN BROS., i sad 218 IEUATI‘O‘ZIV;VANTEP‘;Bg A‘ S‘CD’K‘DHAGIRL‘ TDfl Ao A SR 2,5 spel nopgork a5 ki JOPBING OF MASONRY OF AL, EINDS PRONET- SoNES,® North Groenrate il TTOATION WANTED—BY A YOUXG GIRL, WITH beat roferences, for general Honsework in a siaall fam- ily, or second-work in a first-class family. Call for 3 dass 8t 175 East Indiana-st. STIUATION WANTED_BY £ GOOD GIRL 43 ook or general housework. Ploaso call Sundsyor Banday at 235 South Halsted st., corner of Polk. (GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO LADY agents and canvassers at 49) Wabash-av. SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. Bookkeepers. Clerks, Ete. STTUATION WANTED-EITHER AS BOOKKEEPER or assistant, copyist, or entry clork, by & competont rson or will ako charge of a couplo small’ seta. Ad- dreea O. E. PERKINS, Box 12, Grand Raplds, Mich. SUUATION WARTED-BY. 4 THOROUGHLY compctent bookkeoper, capable of taking entirs chargo of a first-class sot of books. If an obect, can loan employers s fow biundred dollars. ” Addross D7, Tribune ce. Seamstresses. QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY AS steamatress in & private family or hotel ; best of city roforencen given. Address C L, {4 North Greon-s TTUATION WANTED—AS SEAMSTRESS; FIRST- clnss_dressmaking, if desirod. _Terms reasonable. Addross DRESSMAKLR, Wabesh Houso. LA e ol frasof donme Vo o Hoom 3, 163 Dearboraat. D, ls. CARMIOH &KL, AWy, JILK BUSINESS WANTED. GIVE UNT l\ sold and location. ~Address K 70, mflfiflpu LUMBING AND TIN.WORK TO LET. PLAN: can be seen 2t 230 West Erie-st., up-stairs. P‘ ern market. Bring i b d gt cash, Boston Stable, cor. Tweniy.sccondat. and fodas, © NTANTED—TO EXCHANGE—1 BED.ROOM §ET OB © 10 pioces and & carpata, fof opan buguy. AcC, 818 East Madisonest. WA o hevt somants Bioves il E 1 W apashe — Tient reca : s av.., botwoen the hours of § a5 15 Monday morainz. VWASTED_TORSES OR MULES IN EXCHANGE for stock of Fracerios amounting to about 31,000 Appl Honday at 57 Blaa faland: LOST AND FOURD. OUND_ON INDIANA-AV. CAR ON YESTERDAY s ltecmecs, st sbauk oclck, an opara-glie, mhish b T ‘carnot bag, con:i 1. Xopy st ALLAN PINKPRTSFE T TR AP0 A prova properts. OST—A GREEN CAMEO PIN WITH PEND. o Ratms th 1o 4 MOTE, Yot “eormcr Lave nad- 5 L Jew Clarkata., or to No. % South Parkeat. o o OST_ON FRIDAY AFTERYOON. ON MADISON- . ‘arron-av., botween Toavitt . PR R e st carls. To fa r3bly ru- :O:'rdfibfle-dnx;nme avl7 Warron-av. o 105 Madic s T OST—ON SATURDAY NIGIUT, BETW] dolph and Adame-sta., on Poocls, locgan, ar Abor- doea, sot of biack crls. ‘Hetara to427 West Raadolph- st. and receive reward. ¥ OST_ON THE WIH, A LADYS MINK BOX, . “botwoon Clinton and State-ste, : the finder will bs' uitably rowardcd by lesving ¢ at 57 West Vao Buroa-at. . N S AL L ALY o . from busiy: Libora revard. Kesira | OST—_WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, BRTWEEN' ‘Thirtieth and_Thirty-foarth-ste., in the vicinity of¢ ‘s .av. and State-st.. a black fur bea. Finder will} ‘be rewarded by bringing it to 1335 and 1357 Wlb‘aih_»x:v. = OST—JAN. 8, GOLD SPECTACLES AND LAEE‘ vall ‘on Harlbat or Webstor-av. Leave mpoctacios B¢ Tribune office and keep vell. OST—THURSDAY _LAST, years old, thinin flesh. en Iaat scen had a collar! on. “Any informatinn Jeading to his recosory will be ro-| wardod, EDWARD MARLOW, cornor Thirty-third sad| ‘Hubb-sta. i GST—33 REWARD_SMALL YELLOW DOG3 ‘ears cat. 3 Wast Madison-st. OST—810 REWARD_A POCKETBOOK, JAN. 1., in front of 1609 Prairio-av. Finder will recaire sbove’ Toward by returning to tho above namber. A BAY TORSE 7 AILROAD TICKETS BOUGHT, SOLD.OR EX. changod. Loans negotiated. 4. H. POWELL, 17 Clarkeet. TAMMERING OR STUTIERING—NO CURI pay. Send for cirenlar after Jas. 19. Office hours from $a. m. ':Sp. m. Dr. H. T. SANBORN, 137 Weat - TTUATION WANTED—A FIRST-OLASS CUTTER ‘2nd fittor wisties dresamaking or {amily sewing by the oy, of woek. Terus reatomable. Addross pye A Price-placo. TTUATION WANTED—AS SEAMSTRESS, UN- derstands dressmaking and children's clothes. Will work chesp. Can farnish machine. Good references. Address, for three days, J §2, Tribuno offi Wi TPHE, HIGHEST PEICE PATD TOE OASROETF clothlng by JONAS A: DRIELSMA, 597 South Clark- it Oy bf mall Sromptl atended tb: Tn SWEDISH MOVEMENTS WITH ‘' HYGIENE" ‘will do more for fomale weaknesses and other chronic diseases than all other practices combined. Communli tions agawered by DIt AGK, 23 Vinconnos-place, Cotage Grovo. QITUATION WANTED-IN SOME COMMERCIAL house, by a young man who can do, ofice work and make himself gencrally usofal, and is willing to work on small salary. Addross J B, Tribune office. TTUATION WANTED—POSTING OF EXAMINING of accounts, tomporarily or. permanent position, by & thorough bookkeeper. - Relersrices as to qualifications and integrity unexceptionable. Address A ¢, Tribune of hard Himes, but_ commeneo &t once selling Chang Chang. 9 Bast Madison-st., oo 5. office. NTED_A YOUNG MAN TO WAIT ON TABLES | QITUATION WANTED—BY A BOY, 15 YEARS OLD, ‘\ at the Domostio Bakery, 123 East Monroa-st. in & dry x:wd- stars ; has one 01¥lr’! Yemflm:a in TANTED—A SOLIOITOR FOR A LITHOGRAPHIC Aast have some knowledgo of the busic 3 G 45, Tribuno office. WV ANTER-ACTIVE, ENERGETIO MENTO AN ‘vnsa the city for the XLCR 3eat-Choppors and Stuffers. ~Apnly at ORR & LOCKETT'S, fi0 Clark: , Monda; NTHD X AGENTS TO SELL HEADLIGHT lisur polish: “cax meke 833 day.” Apply immodi- afely at Evorets Houss, Wess Sido, Room 1. HL. C. L. \VASTED-Z STEADY AN IN OFFICE OUT- side businzss, and collegiing. wwho can loan em- ployer, without delay, $200 to $300 on. nlr!cklg convertible £ood collateral secw Addrcss L 47, Tribune office. VW ASZEDASTOUT ACTIVE BOY, NOT AFRAID ‘of work who residos with his paronts, by & whole- salo grocery house. Address kK 74, Tribune oifico. VW ARTED_AEX TO SELL THENEW S1ADDING ‘machine; also 20 otber desirehie articles; outfita, 82 NOVEL to 320; €10 to £50 weekly. AMERICAN E0 IR Svalionstes Room 2. Cailat 329 West ‘VANTED‘—F_NEBGETIB MEN CAN MAKE, ‘money salling sowing-machines. Madlson-st. TV ANILD_CANVASSERS TOR A NEW FUBLL gitida of & vers popular charscier; oxtra commis- slon affered. Address C 1. Tribunz office. WANTEL--FERIALE HELP Domestics. ANTED-A TIRST.CLAGS FEMALE COOK. Steady emaploymont 63d £ood wagEs. o toatimontity, aLCAAren Awoaiacion Hooms, Randophs £t., near Jetierson, botween 11 and 12 Monday moraing. VW ATIED-GINL¥OR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, 201 Walau'-st. ANTED—GIRL T CRNERAL HOUSEWORK. . Call Hfonday outh Tloyne-st. TV ANIED-A& GIEL To, DO GENERAL HOUSE: work {= a family of {wo. Stust cook, wash, and iron; good wages atven; roferences required. Address B 24, Tribune Olice. VY ASIEDI SMANT, NEAT GIRL ABOUT U cars of age, to do errands and plain sewing. Call 8t 149 North Dearborn-st. VW ANTED-A GOOD, STEADY Ginf FoR GEN- eral housowork §3 & family of four. 14% Indisua-av. VW ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRT, FOR GENERAT ‘housework in small family. Call fmmediately at 1448 Pralric-av., near Thirty-first-st. VWANTED-A CONPETENT SWEDE SERVART &ir] to do general Houseworkn & small {amlly,” In- quiro'at 128 Cottago Grova-av. W ANTED—A GOMPETENT GIRL T0 DO HOUSE: work for family of four: German preferred. Apply 8t 144 Warren-av. VY ASTED—A COMPETENT GIRL T0 DO GENE- ral housework In & small family; no Irish wanted. Call on Monday at 1018 Michigan-av. VWANIED A FIRST-CLASS WASHER AND froner at 1000 Wabash.av. {TANTED—A GOOD GIRL IN A SMALL FAMIL: W Rt anie s good home, Gl at570 Milwauk av. NTED—GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL WA Do 08k ot North Sengamon st. WABH, ANTED—A GIRL WHO CAN GO0} V04 fram woll: Apply at 35 ‘North La Sallo-st. usiness; can, epask b Pleaso addross, for fiv days, K %, Tribune ofice SUITATION “ANTED-BY X YOONG BMAN. either assistant bookkecper, Bn!.ré;,u( shipping clork. ‘Will loan employer sevoral bundred dollars. ™ Address I 25, Tribuase oftice. TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF once a3 clork and welgher in a coal office, to work 1 or 8 hours por day, Salary nominal. Good refor- onces given. Address L 4, Tribune offico. TTUATION WaNTED_AS BOOKKEEPER, BANK toller, or ontry clerk, Several thousand dollars o loan employor. Address G 3, Tribune cco. TTUATION WANTED-BY A MAN OF LARGE EX: ‘perioncn as bookkoeper, cashisr, ot secrotery. I good ponman, guick accountant, and expert counterieit doteo- tor. Highest references. Addrces B 64, Tribuoe offi STIUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG BWEDE IN commission or wholosale Louse, Best of raference: married. Address K1, Fribung “four years' experience; office. TTUATION WANTED—AS TRAVELING SALES- man in any xood wholocals house: have had s thor- gt knowlodgs, of the trads hava sequaintance ta Tows, Mingesots, and Wisconsin; can give good reference. Address O'#, Tribune ofice. : TTUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT PRE. scription dragzist, olther city or country. ~ Will work Cheap, I 1, Tribans ofice, SIIUATION WANTED.BY A YOUNG ‘ENGLISH gl to do sowlng and light honsework. A place pro- ferred whero partics would give soma instruction on plano 1n partial relurn for services. Call or addross E L, 67 Warren.av. TTUATION WANTED_ASFAMILY SEAMSTRESS dress.making if, dosirod: can furnish s machine; torms reesonable. Call at 1000 Indians-av. QUEUATIONWANTED-SEWING, WOULD GO ouT by the day or take work home; would gnin the conntry; ean eut and fit well. Call, or addrcas MISS R., ‘Room 7, 149 Exst Monroe-st. St O WAR _SEAMSTRESS — BEWING ) in a fow more familios by a first-class seamstress. Profers 1o make fufant wardrobos. Call, or address, 15 North Cartls-st. Housolieevers. \HF. HIGHEST GASR. PRICE PAID FOR B at CHAPIY BROS'., Antiquarian Cheap Eooey 414 and 216 East Madison.st. TUE_OHEAPLST PLACE IN THE OITY TO_BUY T S SR rod, 87.80; Now York buckwheat, $1.%5. oy OST- A LACGE HANDELRCHIEF AND ENAM- ‘oled gold holder, on Twantloth-at., botweon Prairie and Indiansxra., Wodnosday evening. Jan. M. A suita. ble reward will be given for the retarn of tho samo tr Vi Prairie-av., corner Twentioth-st. OST_OR STOLEN-A LADIES' GOLD WATCH., on_Saturday morning, oo Wibashav., State-at.. o ‘Washington-st. A suitablo rewsrd will be pald fos o covery by RODDIN & HAMILTON, corner Washiugton and State-sts. % OST_ON THE I6TH INST., A POCKET DIARY for 1273, contain glwr! of value to 0o one but the owner. The finder 0 suitably rewarded by leaviog o same at Cammercial Hatel. g OST—ON NEW YEAR'S DAY, ON A COTTAGE: Grove car, & package of book maguscript addrassed Edward B Gmith. - Hinder will addsoes 1 %, 'l‘n?:n'-‘ TRAYED —JAN. i, 18, FROM THE SUB-; ‘criber, pal of borses-—onp brown, ano by, 5 aad 7 Searsold. horse has scar on ‘both hips, brown hory TS oadiog b shlr reavers, THOY: BYRNE aformation loading to thelr recovery. s 55 Toventy firat-stoy or Chlof of Polies, Chicago. : ANTED—TO BUY OUT_OR AN INTRREST I, Some’ paying crogkery establishment in county oF city, “Adasess 320 SELD, caro Tribuao ofico. OBl go, Tl = REWARD_FOR TIE RETURN OF A FINE DO black.and-tan dog, answers to the name of niggor. 18 on bell tied with blus ribbon, to soathwest. carner o Stato and Twonty-soventh-ata. T ANTED—TO LEASE_A LUMBER YARD, BE- es. Ca B Dt 3 Dion Baak Buiiding. 5 ANTED—A _HOUSE PAINTED. AND PAY IN board. Address NEWO, Tribuzo office. ANTED—A RETAIL STOCK OF GENERAL 5 FEWARD-YOR THE RETURN OF & NEW. D¢ fonndiand she dog: black: a leather collar around Deck; lost Thursday night. 160 North LaSalle.st. 95 REWARD WILL B¥ PAID YOR THE RE £ turn of a Largs, black morocco pocket-bock with a1l tha papers it contained, as the notes and paf o valae ‘one but owner, As 02 si0p- ) rs are of nt bas pea- G HOBINSON, 51 Bolgw TTUATION WANTED-BY A 'OUNG LADY S(llmun?fl this country) as humekey;mer for a bache- furniturs; will give full cash valuation in real estate lor. Wi 0t a slng qui non, but a happy home. D49, | security. and cash. OSGOOD & WILLIAMS, 63 Soath Tribune ofice. Camalet. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. . 'gm'ummofl WANTED-BY A YOUNG WIDOW, L wherg her services as housekeeper wonld compenzate for board for hersslf and child. Address M &, une ce. GOOD GENERAL STOCK OF 1 pay Eii‘m oty VWE WakT 4 groceries worth 86,000, for which we wil glati, 34,000 good eal proparty. 70 TTUATION WANTED—AS BOUSEKEEPER OR seamatress, in private family, by 2n American person: can give good rofercnces if reauired. Address B 45, Tribune oMce, or A. ROBINSON, 159 Thirty-seventb-st. \VANIFED-THE ADDRESS OF ICLONOIS GOAL- | minera to get coal in on theC. R. L & P, R. R. Addreas, "with particulsm, COAL-DEALEE, Telbuna ce. Turses. SH UATION WANTED—AS NURSE BY AN EN- glish Jady who has had 12 years expcrience as nurse in. good familles fn England ; unoxcaptional referonce as to Sharacter and abiiity. Address RUTH, §1 Sburtlif-a GTIUATION WANTED-BY A HEALTHY WET borse. Call at 911 Wabashav. M. L. 7 SITUATION ‘WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE wirl to tako caro of children or do second work aad sewicg. AddressJ buns office. STEUATION WANTED_48 BOOKKEEPEE, BY A thorough and practical acoountant of many years' expe- rienco in this cify, aod well posted on_tho localitles ‘of towns and raflrads in tho Western States. Refers to present employers. _Address D 18, Tribuno office. TTUATION WANTRD—AS BOOKKERPER, OR nay other rospectable employment ; would not Sbiect 10Toan $800 or $1,000, or wonld invest’that amount in & aying busineas. ' Oall or address 8. Q. STOKES, 81 teonth-st.. botwoen Wabash and Miobigan-avs. SITUATION WANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT ) Jonag Amorlean machinist ux salesman or trveler {n insss” whors his knowledge and experienco will ba " Best cits referencos. . Addreas K 100, Tribuno MAN OF 3MANY ~vafasbl Sfice. s axperionco In the wholssale grosery or wholssala lqger irader aa traveling salesman; tho bost of city ref oo, Addross for two days O Bl Hribune ofioe, - TEUATION WANTED—I HAVE BEEN INVOIOE ‘Clork for the past, five months to ono of the largest Ehipping-houses fa Chicaxo, during which tmo I ha Rot tuado s error In my figuros. Am a thorough book- Eooper and writos & first-class hand. - A 5 ent to ad L. lAn!‘ d: o'.' L engagomont opem to Advancoment. - 1 refor to prasont em: Dlasera. Addross b 90, Tribune office. " i B Traaes. X QIIUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN 0% ono yoar's experience in the dnemith trade. Pleao adress or eall, THOAIAS COLE, & Cottage Grovo-av. STIUATION WAR —A HEALTRY MARRIED swoman wishies to wot nure & baby of respoctablo pa- reats ‘st ber home, 39 Coolldgost., cor. Wood-at., up stal TTUATION WANTED_BY AN EXPERIENCED and relinbloladies’ nurse. Best city reforences. Ad-‘ dress H 35, Tribune office. TTUATION WANTED—BY A NURSE OF LONG experianco. Teforsnces from tha best city physicians. Call or address NURSE, M3 West Monros-st. A Lanndresses. TTUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO LAUNDRESSES ‘wauting washing, ono to work by tho dsy, tho other to take familisy’ washing at home. Resldenco, 154 Lake- av., South Sids. 3 GITUATION WANTED_BY A FIRSTCLASSLADS: dress; or would cook, wash and fron in a private fam- iy Ple & North Market-st., up-staiss. TTUAT: ANTED_BY TWO GIRLS; ONE A8 expericnced laundress, the othor a8 pastry or meat ook {n some boarding-house, restaurant, or hotel. Call §E161 Soath Desplaiace-st., in the foresoon, Sunday or onday. ol VWASTED A NIRROR &% TY § OR THERE- abouts, and a 4-barrel ale box: must be nearly new d 1 good order. \V H, 853 State-st. ATIESTION_TWILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSEZ hold oods oF stucks of any kind, large or small, Trad¥ 1 to 810,000, Address No. 63 West Lakost, 8. B JAMBERGER. WAILNUT AND CREENTERRY PARLOW, suite, seven pieces, for sale at $45; a small Eair-clothl Bot for £35; several choice and ber.atifal reception clialrs, cova in'rich satin and brocatello, at half stors prica? two camp chalrs, plano-forte. scwing-machine, four ofl-4 tings, l.lrg‘ ail walter, at great sacritico, Hesbm ence Michigan-av. ANTED—CHEAP FOR CASH, A GOOD CRO- oY cbot abaml not rauch wora. " Addross 4 64, Tribaze ce. YW ANTED-A LADY BCOM.-MATE WITH GOOD sccommodations; terma reasouable. -av. YV ASIED-A RESPECTABLEFASOLY TO ADOPT VY ‘s fomale cbitid, 5 weeks oid ;has datk blus eyos and dark hair. Call at 341 Hubbard-st. from 9a. m. to5 p. m.. VV ANTED__THREE DESKS_ONE STARDING, ons ringle sitting, and one double sitting, Apply at 1420d 16 Riverst, VWASTED_PRINTING PRESS, 5OVS J0B OF- ice, socond-hand, Navelty or Excelslor. Addrass, with particulars, K 75, Tflm‘nznfirm. ‘r B ANTED—TO_BUY FOR UASH, TWO OFFIOE desks; must be choap and good.. Address THI NA- TIONAL, i Bajor ioek: 2 ANTED_AN EXTENBION LADDER FROM 1 Wil Apoly, to WAL, H.'FISHKR, North Clarkest.., botwoen 13 aad 8 to-day. ANTED—A _ SMALL SECOND.HAND BAFE ‘and =n 8 or 10-foot motal show-case; must bo chieap. No. 438 Stato- & ol ® VWANTED_TO BOY A WICE BLACK WAINUT bar countor, 13to 15 feet long; also, fce-box.". Price ‘must bo low. Address D 14, Tribuze office. ANTED_A_STOCK HARDWARE FOR_OASH w. and real estate at 77 West Madison-st. HARD-' 2 Housckeepers, ITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERIOAN LADY, 54 houzokeoper or seamnirosa 1n a private family of hotel. Cangise best of references. Apply at 84 Wa- bash-av., or address J %, Tribune office. QITUATION WANTRD—BY A FIRST OLASS GOLD, silver, and nickel plater, cither in city or counrty. Firat clad rofocences given sua o honcsty and ability. Call or writo to-A. BERRANGER at Charles Berrenger, 163 State-atst., Obicago, 1l STIDATION WANTED-BY AR ENGINEER CA- lo of taking oharge of machiery. Address H 56, ‘Tribune office. STIOATION WANTED-TO ~WATTEES-BY A yoong mam man thoroug! Bastness, 1a willing to sanke bimaslf genorally usefal and $2willind to work o muoderate ssiary: Addrees, L Tribuno affice. TTUATION WANTED-A LADY WHO HAS BEEN 1 basiness i3 desizous of & Position a3 hoguekeapar in 5 first-class hotel, or would Lake charge of linen-room. Address F 5, Tribuno office. 4 Aa'rmk‘l’/m\‘rmo‘.yulzu;lm?’mu. GRAIN- . calcimining, &o., ot panic pricos; pay taken conl: Srocarian, dry goods, or ade goparally. Address; 93, Tribuna office. g = 7k —AN INTEEEST IN A. PAYING BUSI- Tiess; havo from 85,000 to 85,000 to invest. ~Address. J €8, Tribuno office. = 0 ED — A GOOD SECOND.HAND SCALE, ANT, with-wheela. ' Apply at 48 West Lake-st. in D TTUATION WANTED—A LADY 18 DESIROUS OF s position as housckeoper: a widower's family pro; forred: none buta gentleman of means need address. 15, Tribuno offict SQIUATION WANTED-AS HOUBEKEEPER BY A Iads who i compctont to taks entiro charge of a housa snd sew, No objection whers there aro children. Best roferencos given and rquired. Addross B 8, ‘Tribuns offico. i' ANTED—A ROBUST, NEAT, WELL-APPEAR- o i s pn e St 4l « 4 P loat grawn porsous. " Inqairo st Hoom 13, 71 East Monroe-st. YATANTED—A GOOD, COMPETENT GIRL TO DO Y A e 1S ot 1610y 630 Liat ean cook, whsh and fron. Call Monday at 360% Warren-av. VW ANIED_AT 38 WEST WASHINGION-ST. 2 J A-;Emyoum. ‘dining-room girl. Apply early Monday moming. NTED_A NEAT YOUNG GIRLTO DO GEN. W A0al Dousework. - Apply {mmodiatcty at 108 South Peoria-st. STED_AN EXPERIENCED GIRLTO COOK, W‘L‘:..m ‘and {ron for small family. 418 West Madi" eon-s ‘“{A.‘ST%I.)—FLBSTACLASS GIRL AT 4 BOUTH art , NTED—A GOOD GIRL AT 53 SOUTH PEORIA- WY A D a2 good couk, wathor, sud iroser. NTED—A HOTEL CHAMBERMAID: MUST ANTED S expericncs 1o tho work, Apply 8¢ Olar- endon House, North Clarkst., corner Ontatlor by Atinnié Koean. FROM LONDON, BEGS TO 1SS THOMPSON, ion ¢ instroction M5 siation to Ber completa s stam df laacruction th forte, 8s practice Ialten B B8 Wesh Lakernt. PTROT. DE SE, 413 WEST_MADISON.ST.— B D eaitere, singing, Franh, Latin, by Lie month or singlo lesson, at my place or papils kot QITU. N WANTED—IN A FAMILY Gt A wapanion for » Iady. In eithior situstion At ba willing to make Borself ussful. Salary not so ol of am abjoct a3 5 comfortable home. Uan give ref- eronces. " 50, Tribune office. q N WANTED — BY AN _ABERIOAN T Ay 15 & private family, to instrict smail chil- I s ad other studics. ~Call or address, MISS NP WOLTH, o1 Judd-st., first strect south of Twelfth, ORT-HAND WRITING, INSTRUCTION BY AN SQH R e teacher, in cfassos arprivately. Address Yo, Tribane offico. S HE FIN) ACADEMY WILL RECE T AR ey wiah 5 thorovga artliie covrse in drawing and painting. Ap&ly to ENUCH SO0, Manager, Michigan-av., comer Van Buron-ot. FST BIDE GERMAN KINDER GARTEN-THIS W D e for ohslaron. from 3 to 1o3ears ot e Feopan Jan. 5 at 103 South Ssngamon-st., 4fo Durmester as Princinal. Eoglish will afeo be taugat br's competent teacher. Referraces: Alrs. O A, Dapee, o Dorgett, Alra, H. H. Sbufeldt, . Mr. C. H. 5. B ——————rFR OF THE FRENCH AND ANTED—. HER OF THE FRENCH AND W ‘BzmmAh:;\:};fl. Nano but on Barlag Grst; ces and thoronghly com oed W I O Ha.:-alf’: e = W ED—A TEAOHER IN OIL PAIN WA esianer. TEADSST 1o, Tribono ofice, etating torms snd addross. ~ - MEDICAL- 2 BY MAGNETISM BY MISS CK HEALED BY MAGNET! HE ST T & G dCE) 3 West ANTRD—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; NV A s, Normegian or Swodo proferred, At 1391 Wabash-av. TED— SEETENT GIRL T0 COOK, W ATEED a hons 265 Rorth State-st JWANIED-A GOOD ANFRICIN OF PROTES. d ds cooking, washiag and tent gir] that_undorstan i, grashing and ironinz. - Stefercuoe given and reqaired, 730 Michigan-av. ANTRD_THOROUGH, COMPETENT BECOND W D THOR O ks, cag who understands wait- Ing on table; for private family. 667 Michigan-av. ANTED_GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK AND BEW- AV A ith pofercnc, at &9 Sout o st., Monday, after 10 o'clock. TTUATION WANTED—A BMART BOY, AGED I8 Foars, wantato learn & good trade, tinsmith or some light trade; residos with parcnta, Address F 580, ‘Butterfield-t., ono week, . Coachmen: Teamsters. &o. TIUATION WANTED — BY A FIRST-CLASS ‘conchman that s a carefal driver, and understands exiog ars o, Borse; b tobor s ndmeton P oS CO.. 113 Bant Modison-ste - L On TIOATION WANTED_YOR SAN WITH FONY ‘soringwagon day 1R proportion. "Addeess 13, Tibane oheae ) 6t rliscellaneous. ITUATION WANTED--BY A MIDDLE-AGED MAN of long experieace in stecl, iron, and hardware busi- Doss, and has an ertended Acqualntance with railroads, osiaciarers, sad orchanial o Wert, Azy houss Fhabin cea of smch o Ton Babs an Iatereian by adiresciag T 1 M. o Lokt GUIUATION WANTED_BY A YOURG AN, 10 do copylag. Address © 63, Tribune ofice. TTUATION WANTED_TO TRAVIL RITHER FOR commission or -srockery houso; told goods slx years from Chicago; best i from Chicago; best of roforence given. - Addross D) 25, TTUATIONS WANTED_AS HOUSEKEEPER BY two competent women, Widowers or. b:chnlrfi-fin- farred. ~Address or apply ono woek to MRS. PERRY, 2963 Fourth-av. Employment Azenctes. TTUATIONS WANTED—FAMILIES IN WANT OF ood Scandinavian aud German help can be supp at MRS. DUSKE'S office, 0 Milwaukee-: XTUATIONS WANTED_FAMILIES IN WANT OF wery nationallty, caa be prompily su) D et MR, T PRORS, 27 Stateats o 10 STUATION WARTED_BY AN A NO.7 COOK OF. Ianndress. Conntry proferred. Call for two dags at 136 Wost Alonroe-st. A\TTUATIONS WANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILIES, 1 hotels, restaurants, and any respectable placos whors gflod irls are wanted, who are l"fll in attendance at tar Employment Office, 125 West Monroo-st. Miscollaneous. TTUATION WANTED — BY A MIDDLE-AGED 1ady, woll-edncaled, s position on a papor ot magazine, or todo office work: Has had prastical experienco; ur a3 cashier in a first-class business.” The very best referacces. Gan lend emolorer #3001 well| secured. Call on or ad dross” MISS. JOHNSON, Wabash Hoase, corner Con- greas-st. and Wabaah-av. TTUATION WARTED-BY A GERMAN, ‘A8 BOT- Jox {n a private family ref it 3 apeaks Bhelfnic Spiiais il rlarhaces I requliad; dpee TTUATION WANTED—TO THAVEL FOR AN A 1 il roata teiony B Taes eeas: Wedieys ; Toforetoos o 3 Epurr & Go.. Boston. - Addross L1, Tribune offce. TIOATION WANTED—_BOOKS OPENED AND closod, complicated accounts adjusted. Work re- gilring. ah eEoert talctiod by DIXON, Accountast, 188 B. Madison-st. ITUATION WANTED-BY A FRENCH LADY, TO teach the French language in private family or schiool, Fonres modorater Address 1.5, Fribuna offics, or cal aé 191 West Jackson-st. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. EPLERDID PAIR -OF YOUNG OARBIAGE A B ange for. carpel ‘cartain goods. : Address 31 6, Tribune ofice. i * FAST ROAD MARE AND LOT OF BUSINESS ‘and farm horses for sale also, gaited saddle Horse. B. 0. ANTHONY, 17 Sixteonth-st. . 'OR_SALE—-A HORSE 7 YEARS OLD, ' SOUND ‘and kind; will sell cheap. Address B 9, Tribune offtce. OR SALE—GOOD HORSE, ' SQUARETOP buggy, harness, blanket, robe, eto. at great sacriice; 175 CouL” Kooty ot B0 0r 71 Bouits Birk-srer of to-morrow.. OR BALE—A NIOE LITTLE MARE. VERY FAST, Jouns, s somad, ot your owa price. Datenouss for hor. 63 Vincennes-av. JFURNITURE, HOUSEAOLD GOODS AND G oral merchaddise at. suctfon every Wednosday tivate sale at manufacturers’ prices. CU., Auctioneers, 1% azd 157 Ran™' Satarday,'and at WILLIS, LONG dolphist.’ OE_SALE_CHEAP—A LARGE COOK-STOV] h all fixtures; also ta sod foraitore, at {i20d 48 Woet Adames 3] Carpat CloaningWorks, 41 ant OR SALE—CHEAP—A FIRST.CLASS PARLOR- stove, with pipo; 81s0 iwo amall atoves, at 455 Wests Jackson-st. (C/ASE PAIDFOR TURNITURE, ARD OARPETST. Dy amount ; entire househoid stock wanted. Call address IJ, Room 13, 145 South Clark-st. (055900, & WILLIANS, & EOUTI CARALST. ‘make Liberal advances on copsiznments or purchass, 1f low, houschold goods of any kind, sewing-mactines, | P &o. They have suction salos Wednesday, Frie -Hay, aud Batarday, and sell other days at auction prices.t Good storage at low rates. ARTIES HAVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO Dis of will consult their own tnterest by calling o or addressing HODGES & CO., Marble-front_Aactlon- - Rooms, 638 West Lake-st.. HODGES & CO., Austioa— cars. - N mED—A WICR MARRLE.TOP CHAMBER) ¥ Sor. afat boa bargain. Addrees OARRIER 5l W ANTED-7I YARDS BODY BRUSSELS OF Tx ards bost inzrain carpet. for cash, at > price " Address J 50, Tribuna offico, Sy ANTED — A GOOD _ BECOND-HAND COORA stove. State name, prico, and how long It hat boenk used.. Address L 25, Tribune office. ANTED—A GOOD SECOND-HAND STEWARTS VY “cookstovo: must be cheap for cash. Call or addrese® A W A, 22 East Kinzie-st. S 5() TILL PUROHASETHE FURNITURE OF rooms, with ront fres until May next. Apply 1% Weat Madison'st., third floor. 6869 TOUNC MARRIED FOLES OF 153, JLST) starting housekeeping, are invited o exzming our stock of ) farnitare of a Chamber sats, paziori suits, loanges, bedding, Empirs Bedsteads, carpets, etc.! Prices to sult the imes. Terma casy ; we enta. It is'lor gour laterost topay ua s Vst EM< dy or menth PIREPARLOR BEDSTEAD CO., %3 West Madison-at} FOR SALE. OR SALE_BANK FIXTURES--COMPLETE O e varkiisns, wirs wark, ote. Address Tribuge office. 2 R SALE_CHEAP—3 BILLIARD TABLES OR I B Cotioadar coshion. For partioalars ap< Ply toJ. NEWMAN, 40 Stato-st. ‘pigeon.hole table, 8 dozen chzirs, L largs Gambriat ‘3 algn, at 354 Division-st. Fon BALE_OHEAP—A FIRST-CLASS PIANO, Jrog saves BILLIARD TABLE, 3 ALE BOXESZ and bar fixtares, at 86 Soath State-at. v BET, Boa 1,400, Also, black horse 14 Bands, sound, andiady HELVES. COUNTERS, AND PRE- , : 3 '| FfOR SALE-S .~ COUX 3 rfootly safe for ladies’ use. Sirst~class b . 'Cash or exchange. DV pectsedy o talon s ! ugEy F tcription case of drug atare. Cas og: OR BALE — CHEAP — A BQUARE BOX TOP ‘bugsy in_good order. Can bo seen at D, BOMERS" office, Paclfic ton-st. from 2 to 4 p. m. JFOR SALE_CHEAP-DELIVERY AND EXPRESS fotel, from 8 t0 13, and 450 West Washing-! TARGE ANVIL OR BALE_CHEAP, A 500D, i vise: English make and ncarly a8 nvw.ugm s soary At IS Clark-at., Hoom 8. OR SALE-1 BEARD & BRO. NO. 4 FOLDING- i d wi 1 100 If takon imam: oorsao: cout i oW DROS. & STONE. 1A rig, horse, . sod hardess, with or with- 7t oantre out ton at 148 £nd 14} Bouth Sangamon-at. Jigels. o e R SALE_PAIR HORSES, 3,60 LBS, BINGLE ALE_NOTARY PUBLIC COMMIISION FOR T )i e orien’ o, good Fog L O ets NOTARY, Triua 3 i , 1,400 Ibs, two dri Ainglh Dacsor, R et Mbaroo it~ OR BALE_CHEAP, A FIRBT-OLASS NEW DE- livery wagon. 15 West Van Burea-st. OB SALE—A FINE YOUNG HORSE, WITH HAR ‘open buzgy, ata awne Tartiiss nss for ot Apoly 84 B: L COLWRLLE sis: Dles, in allay rear of church, corner Michigan-av, and Tweniy-fourthat. B. orDe TTUATION WARTED — BY A RESPECTABLE English girl. accustomed to teaching children, Would #1s0 scw, or write fa an offico. tion o object. Ad- Qross 2 Wabashav., up-stairs. - TTOATION WANTED—A LADY WISHES COPY- ‘ing o other writing to doat bome. Address J 100, Tribuag office. SITUATIONS ' WANTED--FEMALE WANTF.D—“’OMA.\' FOR GENERAL HOUSE. ils of Mapiewood wor!(lnlhflv;a-gml:n‘nf%&m . Call 220 il Hoor. S ANTED_A_GOOD GIRL 70 DO GENERAL N A kX rrestan or German prelerrod. Tnquire to-day at 1133 Michiza STED-_GERAMAN, SWEDE, OR NORWEGIAN D R A and Jeon 6 s prirato family, God releronces Tea: Apply at 53 Wabasb-av. YATANTED—GIRL_T0 DO GENERAL HOUBE- A closs oooks wastior, and ircer, 1405 Wabashear. ANTED.-A GIRL T0 DO GENEBAL HOUSE- VWA fagoire at 117 Larrabeost: ED—A GOOD _GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN A owork at 120 Souih deflersoniat. NGLISH WOM. and ths care DO GENERAL W of chil ANTEI 0D GIRI, TO VWANIED-A GOOD GIRL) imoet %61 Indlzan-ar. Domestios- ITUATION WANTED—BY A SWEDISH GIRL IN an American family as chambermatd, or to do gene- ral honsework. Apply for 3 days at 1454 Prairic.av. T. B ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL AT horo a8 cashior or clerk in astors at $5per week. ZKddress K 50, Tribane office. TTUATION WANTED—AS FOREWOMAN IN A Iazarey; or 8 clorkalip; had 5 years' experlence. Ad- dress C97, Tribaneofiice. SITUATION WANTED-BY & SWEDISH GIEL IN 2 small fumily; Amorican peaferred. Arplyatdr Lil- moisst. HANNA'A. & TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL TO DO socond work and sowlng or generaljnousework. Fleaso call at 631 Mitchell-st. TTUATION WANTED—A Y RRESPECTABLE T e A Y O N Iy cave. of chiL: dren or to do second work in 8 private famwily. Flesse call or sddress A 32 Hope-st., off Blue Island-av. TO LEASE. A A A A A A A N A AN AN TTOLEASE FROM MAY NEXT, DOCK ON SOUTH Bragch, formerly occapied by :Great Eastarn Rail , about &0 fect on ri X ito Hough' Z':‘:f.u?;]. " ADDlY i E: DEAINARD, 116 Washington-stes m 3. BMACHINERY. QITUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL T0 DO GEN- eral hqusowark. Address H 78, Tribune office. TTUATIONS . WANTED — BY TWO _BISTEERS ST Sastean i first-clasm. facally, as cook snd second- girl; refercnces from las place. Apply 297 State-st. TTUATION, WANTED-AS OOOK.OR T0 TARE caro of ‘8 store-roomt in hotel, ot cookn s family: Floass call at 126 Erds-st., np-stairs, Mondar. .. ework at 1 “nm ED-AT 13 ‘Bcandinarizn girl $ jfamily of four. WABASH-AV., GERMAN O] for goneral housowork. Wages, TTUATION WARTED—BY A GIRL TO DO SECOND S work or general bousework. Addrees 585 Wentworth- v, JOR, SALE - TURSINGLATIIE, COMPLETE: 1 price, €550 Apply st North Jeltorsouat., Hall 0p. VW ANTED-AFE ‘work, second-hand. TURNING LATHES FOR LIG! Addreas J 10, Tribuns ofice. DIVORCES. O A O arauion. Visori ‘Phaston, aiso ono doctor’s phaston, at 44 Pacific-av. g‘c:&?muouzn WAGONS, COVERED AXD R e o R T aud \Lio-ats. MADISON-ST. STAGE, WITH TWO B e ot fn roas ot 30 West Hac-. Fison-st. ALE—. ARGAIN-A LAHGE FIRST- FOREALE AT A OANEANGS s burciar-prmt ok fro B e T a porfact conditioa. Rosi deace, 643 Michigan-av. s OR RAN NEW SEALSK ¥ O AL A ee 84 for 412: alsn saveral miw =% ominal pricss. Resi« 2 hes sots. furs st more "Chhdonn d‘:n:& 643 Michigan-as FRENCH PLATE SIBROM, SIZE, 3 R B fime walant and gilt trame: 3o tno crllide= h 73, with binst desks. The above will baeold at a bar. ikt he e corner Lake and Jeffarson-sts.. OR BALE—FIXTUIES, WITH THE OPPORTUNI- tyof ‘one of the best located storss on Clar 3t., Roar Madison, suitabla for clothing or tailoring. A~ dress 8, Tribue ofce. OR BALE_FOR CASH, SUIT OF FULL DRI black cloth clothes (oncs worn); to view. ADD!: OLMSTEAD'S, 25 Wabash. CLIPPING — GENTLEMEY HAVING A e R mr.hu%m o SRISONBROS. S e Bl ers, Toar ol e S v Harrison's Patent Clippiag Machines scnt to sny addrees oa receipt of 812, 5] NTED—-100 HORSES WANTED, MUST B A o7, 500; rovat e woiad sad o go sondiion. AL to . SHUHLELN, 103 5tate-st., Sels Stabla. FOR SALE LIGHT AND HEAVY DE- T HAYVE E0% of al inds, ot 2 South Canalst. ALK 15 CHEAP, BUT FACTS IS PACIS, AND b cheaper than any L U Goet b on oA b R TASEARS, 157 Ease TVashington-st: e VWANTED £ LICHT EXFRESS WAGOR TN _EX- buggy.- Call st BEARDS. Ny Ee o U0 STABTES, Ta rear of 4 Bouth: st J)IVOROES LEGALLY OBTAINED, FER AFTER dirorce. Scaudsl svoided. Nine yeara' practice In the courts of Chicago. Address Post-Oifice Box 1027. NTED—A GOOD SECOND-HAND CLABENCE TA ] v on hesp for cash. Apply st ZH é:!u'i’ A S SN ATR G, AP CLAIRVOYANTS. ha DE, MATHPRW AND MADAMP AIAYNARD, EUSI-. Dess and medical mediums, 165 West Madisod-s:. F, DEMOTT, GIFTED FORTUNE-TELIER. :?&Wi’huh-u., over Clinese lsundry. Ladiss, 25 M [E_PARIE, THE WONDEREUL GXPSY. A v, Bupdas excopied. Ladiet iy d: £ W% Waat Madisonst., Boom 9pwr Fe M MR YL ‘scd basioess B e EBRATED FEMALR FLT, THE CRLEBRATED FE M A DAE o F e arior, bas remorod o 31 Wese Madiagn-si.. on socond foar. TN QERANCE THIS EVENING AT, I8 WES 3 GRANGE “guis EYENINT AT BT AT Ble Yoices heard faces aad haads masecializad. 50 cents. A [0S, NATURAL CLAIEVOTANT, AR BN, SATORAL CLATOr T, ;¢ OYANT, TEST AL CLAIRVOY AT el RS