Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1874, Page 2

E-N THE CHICAGO. DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1874 REAL ESTATE. Property More Firmly Held anfi Fewer Large Sales. The Sale -of Cheap Tots Steadily Inoreasing. Speculative Investments in| the Suburbs. Sales .of Some Valuable ““Inside” -Property with Fine improve- ments. The volumo-of businees during the past week | bas been smaller than during the previous-one, | ‘because holdors of property have been less will- ing to make concessions, and thersforefewer | large sales have been made.. The views of buy-| ers epd sellers are moro apart-than they were, | ‘because the latter are inclined -to- sk higher | prices. ] The increased disposition ‘to invest in Teal estate, which we noticed as beginning two weaks sgo and incressing in activity last weok, seoms to be thns far largely speculative, thongh there | ia good reason for believing ¢hat it will evéntu- ally take the form of more perma-|| nent investment for the purpose of | jirprovement snd mse. It is an established pri ciplein political economy thst real estate and | the improvements thereon must slways repre- | sent the major portion of the acoumulated capi- tal of any country. Theprofits of industry and trade sooner or later find inadequate employ- aoent in the axtension of trade, and mnst finally be invested in Teal estate and improvements. Tut as there can be no increaso in the extent of 1and to ropresent the increase of capital, the only way in which it con represent the sccu- mulation of profits is by an increass of improve- wents and in the value of the land The spplication of these principles to the present financial situstion in the West is plein. The people of the Northern States, but particu- lasly of the West, have been growing rich by the increaseof population, and the suc- cession of good orops daring the last several sears, Last year, particularly, the crops of eversthing oxcept corn wero npusually latge, and all this winter have been gelling for unusu- lly good prices. The West was neverso foli of money 88 now. Where is this money to find in- vestment? The “railrosd era,” during which the accumulations of trade and industry of both the Tastern and Western States were for several vears invested in tha class of improvements, tliereby adding thousends of millions of dollars o the value of lands in the Western Territories, has come to an end, and it wonld be next to im- ossible to_ecll the bonds of tho most flatter- Ing railrosd project mow. After tho collapse of the railroad schemes in the panic, capital be- gen to eeek investment in Western products. Pork, and corn, and wheat, and barley kinve each in turn been the subject of iarge epeculative in- vestments in the last three months. But it re- quires no particlar ghrewdness to see that the speculation in oll these has culminated. No- body buys these commodities to keep. They must all bo sold within the naxt three months to Eestorn or foreign consumers, Of course, & Jarge portion of the pay for them will come back in the shape of goods™ for consumption. But, over acd sbove these, there is no queation bul thero will bo a Jarger Turpins in movoy Lhen in | sny year in the lnst decede. When it is remembered that there is from $15.000,000 to 316,000,000 of Western products now held in storo in this city alone, awaiting o market, it will bo apparant that the sale of these sud the large amonnts in the country yet to come for- ward will greatly increase i Fupply of Western capits] seeking investment. Trads will perhsps odmit of some_expansion, and some of the enr- plus capital will be abeorbed in that was, but Tor tho remainder, corresponding 0 that which in past years has found investment in railroad ‘bonds, We can see nothing €0 certain to attract it for permavent investment a3 city real estate. At presont the _disposition to_invest in real eetate is speculative, and not for the sake of rev- enus fromrents. This accounts for the demand for suburban lands and lots,—at least as far out as the city limits,—~in preference to inside prop- ert, either for business or resdence. at bulk of the latter .has reacked its maximom price. At least it will not increase in value fast- er than will cover the annnal taxes, and in some favorable Jocations a low rate of interest on the investment. There is a large belt of residence property within & mils of fhe business contra that will scarcely sell for any more fiva or ten years hience than it will now, and for thisreason, aven if improved and rented, will not yield § per cent on the investment over and above taxes and insurance. The maximum price which tho choicest residence property is likely to reach in this city for ten years to come caunot rea- sonably be placed at over 2450 to 2500 per foot, and there mre few localities where even these walucs can bo maintained. To use ¢he language of the markets, *‘the speculation is out™ of =il residence proj at over §300 per foot. Hence, when peoplo buy, they gmfnr 10 go out farther, where it can ba bought for one-hslf or one- quarter as mach now, but where it is pretty sure 10 increaso to ssy $300 or 8350 per foot, which seems to be about the average price of frst-class | residence-property f the city now. The best residence quarters in sny “American city are always changing ; but in Chicago they change more rapidly than in any other city. New resi- denee quarters are being built up from yeartoyesr that * outshine " the old, #ud the ground in the Intter diminishes in ¥slue 58 thatin the former increases. BALLS OF LNSIDE FROPERTY. But, aside from the preponderznce of the speculstive clement! there is a great desl of valnabls inside property chenging hands. Some of thin is being exchanged for euburban iands, :| ‘Algo 67lots in Block .26, Washington Heights; cousideration.'$1,800. #leo 100 feet:in Block 3, g}l%m & Dobbins' Addition; considdration, E. T. Thomas recently sold 40 acres in Scc. 30, at Washington Heights; consideration, $40,000. H. F. Coy told recontly tho east ¢ of the north™ east 17 of the northeast 3¢ of Sec 31, 89, 13; con~ *|sideration, £42,000. J. 5. Hair & Co. eold threo’ acres on Cottage Grove avenue, between Eighty- second and Eighty-third streets; consideration, -§2;500-per-acro. & $600,000 CONVENT. Hilliard & Dobbins :have douated /5 acres in i the nortliwest %/ of ‘Scc. 8, and L.'P, Hilliard | has dopated 5 acres in the southwest 1 of Sec. | 5, being on both sides of Spring street, at Washington Heights, fo the Bouer dictine ‘Sisters for tho ercction wof & school-and convent costing $300,000, under tho care of the Bishop of Chicago, as the general educational Leadquarters of that Socicty in the Northwest. Tho stone for the foundation of the building is already being placed on the ground, | and it is.expected the main building will be com- pletod by mext Soptember. In this connedtion Wo slso note that the Vasnington Heights Female ‘Seminary -Association &To -Proparing their foundations and putting the stone on the | ground to be rerdy for work next spring. This | institution is located on the N. W. X of Sec. 7, just south of Spring-strent. ON THE WEST_SIDE. i .3. D. Harveysold for West ChicagoLand Compeny to Dr. Fowler, of Springfield, H. H.: Honore, and others, fourbiocks in W.34 of 8. W. X '10, containing sbout S437 scres, and fronfing ¢n Leko, Ninie, and_Forty-oighth street, or Hyman avenuo, for 3115,000,—pur- chasers also to build ten-houses on premises within ninety doys. The Land Company also- sold, this week, thirty-Tour lots on Linko strect, in Blocks § and 14, atanaverage of $875 per lot. J. 8. Hair & Co. sold one block in Maywsood, being Block 68, located one block from the de- pot ; consideration, £18,500. JTMPROVEMENTS AT RIVER PARE. . The Presbyterians havo bean presented with | alotat River Park, on which thoy will -erect » first class <hureh edifico pext &pring, tho ma- terials for which are contracted for. Several residonces, smong which s ono for James Pen- ny, Assistsnt Superintendent of the Chicago & Pacific Railroad, are being erected at this place. IAKE VIEW, 4 Within the past sixty days Mr. B. F. Culver ‘has sold, in four different transactions, GO0 feet ‘on both sides of Barry avenne at $125 per foot, but in each case partly in exchange for other porty. . B vprgom:y ‘handsome Tesidences will bo erected ‘in that part-of Lake View this summer. fmong them we hear ot one to be built for -Mr. F. 8, Howe just woet of the Marine Hospitsl, and ons for ALr. S. P. Chaseon the -corver .of Belmont avenue and the Lake-Shore drive. SATDRDAY'S TRANSIERS. The following instruments were filed for Tac- ord on Saturday, Fob. 141 CITY PROFERTS. The premises No. 1337 Inviana av, dated Fob.;0; considerntion, §10,500, Prairte v, 101 £-10 1t 1 of Thirty-ffta st, & 7, Bx 1235 1t, datod Jan. 53 consideration, . Dushiell st, 192 1t n.of Thirty-eighth at, o f, Hx123 710 £¢, dated Jsu. 9; consideration, $700. Paulina of, 25 1t 6 Of. Jane it, W, S0XI28% Tt, dated Feb. 13; -considerntion, 52,850, North Branch et, 168 {t w.of Cherry av, 8 7, 35X80t, asted Jan. 21, 1673} coneidersion, $700. Fabius st, 139 & 1 of Webster av, ¢ f, 17531341t with 415 ft to alley in same -sub-livision, -dated Feb. 14; consideration, 5,000, “Halsted st, 501t s of Belden av, e £,252136 1t dated Feb, 8; consideration, $1,509, Trambull av, 200 ¢ 1 of West Sixteontls t, < f, 100x. 295 ¢, Uated Fab, 3 ; consideration, §1,600. Moorest, 30 1t of Wood st, & £, 2¢x100 €t,.dated Sept, 23, 1872; consideration, £850. West Harricon £, 133 £t o of -Oakley av, 1 f, 33 ft, | running to Flourndy st, dated Féb. 2; considerstion, $5.000. “Hurlbat st, 70 ¢ 0 of Menomoneest, e 7, 233119 1t, | dated Jan, 207 consideration, 1,700, Lincoln a¥, 266 £t 8 e of Centre st, s w1, 24x115 51, @ated Aug. 9, 1873; consideration, $,500. Twenty-first st, 8 ¥ cor of Leavittst, nf, 253195 ft, .dsted Feb, 18 cansideration, $600. Lot12in Blockd of Shermon & Clark™s w X w i Sec 31, 40, 14, dated Oct, 7, 18i3; consideration, £400, Staté st,n 6 cor Eldridge court, w f, 60100 ft. dated “Peb, 10 ; consideratios, 155,000, ‘Highland Park Build- ipanry 20 Jesse O, Nartoz, 4ing Com] Towe av, 1693 1t n.of Thirts-cighth at, o 1, 21983 1t, dsted Fob, 17, 1678 ; cousideration, $600. "Sloam &t, 25 t & of Noble st, a7, 253125 ftwith bulld~ 4ng, dated Feb, 12; canaideration, §2,700, “obey st, 0 ¢.cor of Palk et, w 1, Jxi1d) ff, dated Feb, 10; consideration, $4,500. XOUTR OF CITY TOITS. Part of Lot 8.0f Lots 6408, in Bteels & Bickerdike's 27 3 of 1 w % Soc 38, 40, 14, dated Fob, 1 ; .considera~ lom, $4,00, SOUTI OF CITY LOMITE, . Lots 6and 7, Block 3, of Winston’s Lots Sand 4, in Newhall, et al, part of 1 w X Sec 16, 38, 14, dated:Get, 21,1873 : consideratian, £3,500. Lot 13,in Block G, Hitchcock’s part neXse¥ - Sec 4, 38, 14, dated Jan. 81 ; consideration, 1,000, Lot 88, in Block 8, of Pharo’se 3 8 w i{ Sec12, 38, 13, drted Jau. 15 ; consideration, $225, Lots 34 and 35, 1n Block1, anf Lots 11 to 13 in Block 2 of Blook 14, of Drexdl and Smith's w % n'w i and w 36w 3 ofs w g Sec 11, 88,1¢, dsted Jan. 30 con- #ideration, .§5,000, Lot 15, in Block 1, of Hall's Lots 1 and 2, of Kerfool’s nXxmeX ofneX Secl, 35 12, duted Feb, 9;con- aideration, $400. Lots 45 und 46, in Block 2, Phare and Sackett’s s 1f © 3¢ of n e Secl, 38, 18, dnted Feb 14;consideration, $700. STMMARY OF TRAKBFERS FOR THE WEFE. The following is the tot:lamount of city snd suburban property transierred dunzgthe weekending Saturday, Feb, 14 City yroperty—Number of zades,101 ;. consid— -eration, §565,630, North of city. limits—numler of sales, b 5 consideration, $14,000. .South of city limite— ‘number of sales, 33 ; consideration, $166, ity Hmits—number of scles, b ;-consideration, $22,687. . Total sales, 144, Toial consldexation, $138,839, ot alslr iy ‘Sometling New in the Wind. The wind is 3 free power, and a good windemill is greatly needed by farmers and machinists,.and in fact . where ever:power isneeds A new wind-mill :haa ; Tstely been invented, snd hus been examined by s kerge number of people that are good judges of machinery, and they all approve of its force and simplicity. Tho whole mill is fastoned to one upright shaft. It has very little friction, and no georing. It revolves horizontal., 1y, snd has & regulator liko thoze commonly used by steam-e; eg, direttly applied to the same shaft. It' 18 conetruoted mostly of iron, Nothing-ean get out of - order even 1n a storm, whether ronning or-not, and 4t can be built to be of big power .at small axpense, Tha' ‘ane now ready for inspection is from six to eight horse- power. Tt will remain put upfor one week from this, date. Any one interested fu such things is fnviteil to -call ond judge for themselves at Nos, 167 and'180 East ‘Washington strect, Room 4. Patent right applied.for, | A Want Supplied. i The man who makes two blades:of .grasa.grow ‘where bul une grew before, is.a public.benefactor, an 50 15 the man whoAllls any public wans heretofore un. supplied. Such isthe auction and commission ‘house of George P. Gore ‘& Co,, 68 snd 70 ‘Wabagh .avenue, | Dy parties who beve mortgaged it beavily, and who profer otber property, of less value ‘pow, but unincumbered. The parties who take this inside property in exchange are generally men of larger capital, who clecr off the incum- brances and look tothe reots for interest on their investments. = Put there are also & great many purchaces of imaproved property for ail cash.—or part cssh and part time,—for sctua! occupation. Of this class is the sale made 2 few days ago by Mesars. J. H. & J. Weil for Mr, Nelson Lud- ington, of his bandsome_ residence, No. 110 Cal- umet avenue, to Mr. H. A. Foln, for 75,000, of which $55,000 was cash, and $20,000 was in the conveyance of the residence No. 610 Wabash avenue, The Calumot avenue residence is one of the finest in the city, and stands on alot 50x 178, Tho Messrs. Weil #lso eold No. 404 State gtreet, being a lot 25x103, with buildings there- on, for £12,800, all eash. Also lot 50x160,corner of Milwaukeo avenue and Evergreen street, for 000, saLeri Wing & Co. 801d the two-story and base- ment reeidence No. 608 West Van Buren stract for £9.000. 31. N. Lord sold 83x180 feot on ths southeast torn 'of State and Twenty-sixth streots ; consid~ eration, £25,500. s lflesem Bement & Thomas sold this week 75x 100 on the northeast corner of Cass and Indinna Stroets, for £10,500, 21l cash. W. D. Kerfoot & Co. sold Teccntly 223¢x190 fcet, on Madison street, -exst -of Franklin, for 297,500, Also 505200 feet on North Clark, morth of Trederick street, with improvements, for 26,500, SUBURBAX LOTA AND LANDS. A ‘etle was made yesturday.of :3D feet,-east front, on Aichigan mvenue, 300 feet southof Forty-second street, ot $150 -per froni-foot, or $7,500, pert cash. and the balance in sime pa zoonts, - This is the first-sale madein that neigh borhood for some -time,-and establishes -the value of property on the avenue at that point. FURTHER SOUTH. Gilbert & Givins sold to Josias Bray, Esq., Agent for the G. W.R.R., Toronto, one ‘scre 25 a-half &t South Englewood for $4,500. AT SOUTH CHICAGO. The Chicago Calumet Caual & Dock Company are experiencing an-aétive demand for their lots, and during the last'ten daye'have -sold ‘seventy Tota at prices-Tanging from 8250 to '8625 each. One business lot was sold -for “S1,000. Fnese have been sold to sbout twenty different pur~ chasers. all of whom'bave -bougtit for occupa- ticn, The waggregste 'of these ‘sales /was ELSEWNEREI¥ OIDE PANE. B.F. Clatke & Co. scld onglot in Block 56, 50x 140 feot, in tho Town of Hyde Park; considers- tom, $4,500. Aleo100x160 feet in Block 51, -‘!In.-'gnn'?nk,' fith & two-story framo ; considera~ tion, 24,000 Also 100x150 -feet in ‘Bloek 3, Wathinglon Hoights; consideration, $1,500. where 4n tho very centro of the wholesale trade,—t which they dovote themselves exclusively,—they havo'. the lorgest and mast completo place of business of {her kind in America, Daily nuction siles are held of ol kinda and grades of merchandise used by country ‘merchants, Manufacturersand importers can also re - 1y upon the abgolute certainty of getting cash advzuced £0 any desired amount and the -proceeds of sales.in threo dayr. The perfect relisbill(y of .the'houre is as- sured by the fact that before the fire, sinco the fire, and to-day, all claims have been snd ore paid in full og Pppeseatation, —_————— New Importations. ¢ Just wecelved, over $20,000 worth of ;goods bought! for pur spring trzde, which we offer at grest bargalns. Raal hand-wronght ‘embrofderica ‘at 8¢ 2nd 10c, re- duced from 250 and &, Gros-grain, -all-silk rib-i “bons for 19¢,16¢, 19, and 20c, worth :double, * Good} heavy'31 and ‘$1.95 ‘tablo Hnen for 50c ani T6c; 40c ‘Damenk towels for 35¢c, Now style ‘dress goods, good | value, ot 3c, 60c, 7T5c, {Or 20c, 23¢, and 873c. -Another| Jot of those fine black mohafr -alpacas at 43¢, 43c, 5Uc, -and 75e. Lodies-will find great 'bargains fn domestic, poods, and in those of.our own-importations, -We-in-| ¥ite our customers.to come early 10 avoid:the rushat-; tending our cheap-sale. Now York Blore, -264 and 286! “West Madison strecy. H . Interesting to the Ladies. | ondsy morning woshail open 3 largo snd elegant | sssortment of embroideries «much ‘below wregular prices, Having interested ourselves in an Eastern! manufactory of Iad,es’ underwear, we are -enabled to | offer such bargainsas cannot befound elsewhere, Inj| French corsets we ure offering great inducements, and have reduced-prices a8 follows : -Our 181 coreet o T6c, | $1.25 to §1,'$L.75 to §1.25, 32 £0 S1.60, $2.50 toR2, R to £2.50, -and $5 to -$4. The balance of our‘linen sfock | will Ve s0ld at much less than cost to close. Hotehkis, | Palmer & Co., Nos, 137 aud 139 Stato street. ot Bt cidnbaig i Not for Bumcombe, i But s fact, which is & stubborn thing, that Colby & ‘| Frirts, avthelr new quarters, 26 end 207 ‘Stats street, are selling furniture of superior quality at -prices that insureready sales. Purchasers become satisfied, when they examine the goods and :get.prices, that such an opportunity -will not probably ocoar again, and one ehould judge 80 by the amount of furniturethoy send out. —_——— Fine Teas. The Hong Kong Tea Compauy, 14 snd 14 South Hal- stod street, arenow in receipt of one of the finest Japan teas grown last .£eason, 3nd are offering the same to consumera at:$1,25 per.pound, or five pounds for §6, They also offer best brands 3 Ib peaches at ; 2ibs, 92c 8 1b 'tomatoes, 220; Elgin corn, 2% Yarmouth do, 350. S T The Best Photographs in the Country. “Both Balrind and Capoul, the celébrated ‘tenors, w1y that Gentile, of Chicago, tedi: the -best photographs of them tisat they ever had taken in this country. Ths public are invited to examino them ut Gentile’s studio, ‘southesst-corner of Stateand TWashinglon stzcets, vis the'elévator, | mell, to-the Lighest bidder, the handsome marble dwel- RAFFERTY. . - | Letter from E. A. Small, Esq. His Client to1d Jim the Whole Storg. at The Ouisct, He Favors Glosmg éa;uonu and Pun- ishing ‘Officers 'Who Serve Void . Warrants. i To the Fiiitor of The Chicago Tribune: Biz: Inyourcommontsin Tue TRIBUNE of last Sundsy, upon ihe recoit statement of Christopher Rafferty, it was sssumed that his counsl hiad 1o previous knowlellge of the facts then fisst made known to.the public. Ydid not sce that statomentsbefora:it appeared -in print, and not & syllable of 4t was advised or .suggested by mo ; nevertheless I-now declare 'that in all essential particulnrsiit-containsthe isame .gen- | eral history of the case which-was communicated to me and to others .before ‘the first trial. Furtharmare the -case ‘was «tried from first to ‘Inst,upon the theory (1) that Bafferty ‘wes in- toxicated when tho homicide was committed : (2) that the warrant was ~oid; and (3) that 0'Meara met his death whilo nctuslly engaged | in making the arrest. 4 It may be aid that this-is notstrictly true of the first trial, and as‘toithat atbref explanation is proper. Rafferty was arrosted .on the bth of | August, but. for reasons unnecessary to bo :stated here, mo counsel was engaged until the ‘morning of 'the 30th of :Septomber, the -day on | which thoe indictment was returned by the Grand | Jury. Within en ‘hour thoreaftar he ‘was ar- raigned, and tho cause wns set for trial on the ensuing Monday. It will he'dbserved thnt 7 had Jjust four days in which, ‘laying aside all other duties, to prepare the defense of a case involving life; in -the same vourt, :too, where s month's timo has.recently beon given counsal in an-em- -bezazlement case.to prepare un-nssault upen the | sindictment. T first-saw theaccnsed that morn- +ing -in .court, -ond ;shortly afterwards obtained from him s.history of the.oasa. With reference to'the warrant, he said 1t svas .only a,printed paper and did ot contsin lis name. He made‘the.ssme statment to 3r, - Dermott, & surveyor, aud ‘the Ilatter .addressed me-a note at tho time cilling attention to ‘tho fact. -But'T had'nomeans of proviug that the ‘warrant-wasvoid. “I‘had no‘time for invesfiga- “tion-god conldinot fearn whero or ‘by whom'the | sserTant-was.issued. Jtwas sately.assumed that .Ecanlan, the officer whom O'Aleora was-assisting .in the arrest, wonld assort that diis writ was +walid,:and bis.croas-examination on-the first tris .shows thatho did evado-tlusiproof. His ‘testi- ‘mony was s follows : / 1 cannot, positively swear that that (s warrant is shown o the witness) s thowarrant Thad, T had a warrant, but do not know-the tate. This s signed by Justice Banyon .on the 5th.of Angust, . Tgot 4t from the Polico Serreant. Ilost the -warrant -that night, and gent ono of the men back for ‘it T bave ‘never .reen it ¢inco it.was brought back, I -cannotaweer thia «is'the warrsak. It -will bonotedithat'thewarrant was not secn by.mo until .produced .by the prosecution, and hat it then-appeared regular on its face, except “that It was post dated. It wmust bo manifest, ‘algo, that I could-not-thop ‘safely -call upon tho -magistrute swhose name was affixed-10'it, to_tes~ tify:thathis warrant-was unlawfully dssned. It .was congequently impossible «on the-firat trial to .prove 8,fact which on.tl:e second and third triat was.admitted. Isit not, therefare, due to this ‘unfortunate young man, fhat tho press and the public should give him credit for absoluto truth- Aulness in respect'to-s most-materidl fact 'which but -for *him "would mever ‘heve ‘bgen inves- tigated norrevealed? s t-quite fair fo bestow rewards upon -officers who ‘iesue and exccute void .warrants, -and ,éhower -maladictions upon “their victim ? I balieve'the remainder of:the statement to ibe.substantially true ; tbut I .shdll:not diccuss.it, 3y object is attained kyithe single declaration .that the-facts.first mado known to me by my ‘client wero repeated isubstantially o your ro- porter last:week, ead given to the.public in his own'words. ‘It should not'be forgoiten that “he could not testify-asc witneas, and if hisicounsel fins not-given inm-a good defenss it certainly is natitbefuult of tho:acoused. #Ass0on as \these faotswore communicated to:me I ibelieved the _crime:was-manslaughter, and mot -murder, and, “eeting upon this opinion, ‘I offered 'before the first ‘trial znd before each succassive.trial to ad- ~isemy client to plead guilty, ond éubmit ‘to 4 life.imprisonmentif-the Court-should :so .deter- mine. This plea was each time réfused .by ithe State’s:Attornoy, andl each.trial has, therefore, ieen -simply a +fight for Life” from tho out- sek, Somo.of.the jurors at the lest trial lave ‘re. cently .expresscd opinions favorahle to lifo others, parbaps:poisoned bythe calumnies which havewehadowed the caso from $ho outsot, ithink otherwiso, -T:am crediblyinformed that «in_one locality.in Loke -County.it.is belioved .that -Raf- -| dertywas the:cause of 'his »mather’s ‘blindness ; <thal he dashed-boiling wator in ‘her face, emd destroved her.sight,—the fact ‘being that ther ‘blinAness was causcd by disease, -snd ‘that tho tenderness'of this‘sonto'his moiher under theso ' distressing circumstances ‘hds_aiwcys ‘been the subject:of comment inthe neighiborhood. As-s eitizen, favorablo-to:the-cxecution-of ‘the ' Iaws, 1 do not underrato this orany crime against ‘the well-eing of 1socioty. In:one respeotT.am, . -possibly, radical. If .in.my-power Iwould closs | overy ealoon and destroy -every distillery on-the .continent. I would severely -punish, any ofiicar whoknowingly issued or exccuted void warrants, +wherehy personal iliberty wes sinvaded, without authonty. And dor ‘theso -Teasons,if -6 com- munity licenses crime by tolerating saloons, T would suggest-someimeasure of mercy in dealing with the criminal. E. A.Ssann. g “Custom-House Wctes. f A newsubject of .importance Mas oceurred:in this -department -during 4ho ‘past(few-weeks, showing the | inereasing prosperity of Chicago and theunibonnded pergeverance and'tho ambition of-hor merchants, M. | Jobn F.:McGrath'has imported the first shipment of | papershanging ino thia city through tho local Cus- | tom-House, .Ghicago . people ill-have in.this o grest | sdvantage, {Itallows thoso'who havelthe good.taste to | encourage these-of art productions of the Old World { “n the-juterior-lecorating profession seleitions Trom | such patterns and colorings as have not heen copled in low-pricell -goods or‘picked ‘from -the {mpozters’old -stocks in New York or<Roston, H Those Kid ‘Gloves Again—25:Cents. - A.G. Downs & Co,, No. 3% TWest Blnlison strest, | “have still anotkarilot of those French 'kid gloves that | have given such satisfaction. A./G.D. & Co, areln | earnest o sell outithelr untirstock, «as -theTowprices ‘made on goods.will attest. Bpecial attentionds called 1o the Hemburg embrofderies, laces, trimminge, table. | lines, and.naykine. . They mast be sald. - Tbo‘in- creased demand in thelr work-room for cicaks, suits, | porty dresses, etc., 18 evidencethat low.rrices arc made ! and perfect garments gusranterd. During this month | theso low prices will continne, and ihey invito an carly i seall‘from ll'who woull et ‘their work donenowand | -save money. —— The ‘Spring Over-Bosoms and Napkins, s Messrs. Decker & Dyer, of No.190 South Clark atraet, | sre:manufecturing & Spring Over-Bosom and Napkin | which protects the shirt bosom and consequeritly re- | duces washibills. The 'article can'be used whilo travel. | ing, or at table, being fastened to tho neck by a stedl | spring. It is quite light, esafly 2djusted -and -taken | careof, The boeoms are embrofdered snd have orna- mental bordors. , They wre used-at the'Sherman, Trow mont, and-other hotels, and arofor sale at fhe piace | mentioned. b e Real Estate Bale. 'To-morrow afiernoon Willlim A. Butters &'Co, will ling No, 69 West Van Buren ‘street. 'This house i finished in the best atyle with a1l modern dmprove- ments, Tuesdsy, the next dy, they will sell »_valus- ble lot on Fourth avenue. Wednesday they will sell forty-clght residence lts, located most deaira- ‘bly at Washington Helghts, plata'of 4ebich can be hzd ‘ot their office, No. 108 Madison street, . —_——— Superior Plating. For.gold, sliver, and nickel platiag, sad Teplating - swest, or | PARTSER WANTED knives, forks, spoons, ten-sets, &c., of every descrip- tion, +go'to Baldwin, ‘McEnight & Bichardson, No.-6 Calhoun piace, - _ New Plan of Delivering Milkc, * A mfilkman st Elmirs, N. Y., has ‘ntroduced enew.plan of delivering milk. Ta his wegon are arranged -side -racks, .containing quart and pint bottles filled With pure, Tresh ‘milk, tall measurs. Thése bottles are delivered asre- nired. The -customer returns the botties laft e day before ; and no pitchers, pails, bowls, ar -dishes'are necessary. Another advantage of this system, especially-in warm weather, is, that each Dottle is tighdy corked, andican De laid in & pail or pan of cold water, keeping it fresh and s put awayin & cooler, taking up but’ little Tooma. £ L . “BAYLROAD NEWS. BOCK ISLAND & iAflflG SUBURBAXN TRAINS. Tho Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad “Company has jast completed a number of new ‘passengor-cars, to mest the increased suburban’ traffic between Chicago, Englewood, Washington Heights, and Blue Island. The suburban traffic on this road is very large, and is more and more patrorized by those living on the avenucs south of Tronty-second street, these trains. stopping at Twenty-second, Twenty-sixth, Thirty-finst, Thirty-fifth, Thirty-ninth, and . Forty-third streets for the accommodation of these peo- ple. The noew cars are models of com- fort and beauty, and from the outside look more like Pulimsn palace-cars than ordinary passenger coaches, They are 55 feet inlength and provided with all tho latest im- provements, having Miller platforms and West~ inghouse airbrakes. The inside of these cars is soperb, being finished with black waluut 1n- 1aid with all kinds of fancy woods and ornament~ edwith costly carvings. The ceilings are su- perbly frescoed. their besuty being heightenod by three splondid: bronze centrelamps. The seats are as comfortable a8 could be desired by tho most tastidious, being reversible upholstered spring seats, covered with s plush and green plush backs, while the arm- rests are molded and silver-plated. Each car 18 ‘also Turnished with two of Spears' patent ssfety hot-pir stoves. The new smoking-cars are but littla inferior to tho regular passenger coaches. their ornamontation being somowhat less, but the seats and the ventilation aro just as perfect 581n the others. Abont one-'ux'mi of the smok~ ing-car is partitioned off for baggage. Aftor the 1st of next month both of the sub~ urban traing on this rosd will be made up co- tirely of theso cars, and, 28 the Company alrendy Lhas £70 moat polite 2nd gentlemanly submrban conanctors in the persons of Messrs. Jones and Pearce, these trains will become still more popu- lar than they already are. CHICAGO & PADUCAN. Sinee Monday, trains on the Chicsgo & Padu- cah Dailrosd ran as far south as Stewartton, about twelve miles south of Windeor, and that will be the southern terminus until the road is oxtended eithor to Altsmont or to Efitngham. Surveys have boen moade to both these points, and it is not imposstble that branches may bo built £o both these places. SOCTIGAN CENTRAL. ‘The Michigan Central Railrond Company will, after to-morrow, take off the truin runuing from Chicago o Muskegon at night, and run instead s _train via New Baffalo, in connection with tho night express East, - starting from Chicago st 9 p.m. Asimilar arrangement is to go into effect for the westward train, which arrives in Chicago at 6:30 o. m. A COMNPLINEST, Mr. Richard Potier, President of the Grand Truok Railway Company, in s speech at tho Dbalf-yearly meeting of the Compauy in London onthe 22d of Junuary, paid the following hand- some compliment to Ghicago railroad officials : I bad the opportunity at Chicago, in spending nearly & month there, ot making myself acquamted with the interior of all the great railwaya centred in Chicago, and thero are thres railways in Ohicago of more than 2,000 miles in length. Chicago is by far {he largest Tallvay centrs in America, and in my optn- jon I do not think that thore ate in Awerica any where a hetter sct of men engaged in the management of Tailways than there arewt Chicago; and I was able to ‘make myself acquainted not only With the course of raflway business there, but with the personnel and with the detalls of admimistration of all the railway cowpanies centred in Ohicago. TLLINOTS CENTRAL. The Ilinois Ceniral Railroad Company offers 101, with accrued interest, for any of its con- straction mortgage-bonds that may b presented to the New York office for prepayment before Julyi. The amount of these bonds outstand- ilzggjs about §3,000,000, and taey mature April 1, 75. . C., B. & Q. . The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company advertises for proposals for purchasing $1,000,000 of the 7 per ceut martgdge-bonds in denaminations of £1,000 each, due July, 1903, interest and principal payable in Boeton. The proposals will be opeced at noon Feb. 20, and the bonds awarded to ibe highest bidders. Ten per cent is to be paid on aliotment, 30 per cent Mareh 4, and the bolance Aprl 1. Tro- posals shouid be addressed to Johi N. Donison, Chairman-of the Board, st Boston, GALIOX, LOGANSPOLT & CIICAGO BAILEOAD PTO- ¥ JECT. Stecial Disvatch to The Clicago Tribune, GeL10N, O., Feb. 18.—A mesting was held in the interests of the Galion, Logausport & Chi- cago Railroad, which was largely attended by our citizens, Capitalists of New York have ar- ranged for its construction ns soon as the right- of-way and subscriptions sve securcd. En- ginecrs will be upon the line with the opening of -epring, and & survey made through to La- {ayette a8 rapidly s practicable. PERSONAL. MISSING—JOIY, EVARS, 2 YEARS OF 4G, 4 M. bateher by trada; lefv his home in Aurora some tureo weeks since, Any faformation concerning bim will catefally roceived. - Call or address THOS, £VANS, imrk-st., Rooms 27 and 2. PERSONAL_D. 0. T.—1 WAS THERE AT THE X time appolnted, and walted Hll PESONALTHONAS 1, JONES, PRIVATE CO. o Cvith idioo Vol. Infanicy, plcast call immediatel; 2ad roceive aj tign 3 e, g B GARDITI, U 8 Comiissirae, 19 South Clavicat, _ W. C. DANIELY, 3i. D., &CO. PERSONAL_TOR ADOPTION, ‘& BABY GIRL. five weeks old. Address X5, Tribuoe oftice. ERSONAL FTORENCE _DORIS, GINCINNATI: Havo written you twioe since yours of tho S5th. An- Bwer, and have 8 good laugh. FRANK, No. 15, PPERSONAL—O. J. 0., WHO LELT HIS WATCH AT 80 Jofioraon-gt., can ot it by calling at 31 Webash- B. REID. as., 20d paing for this advertiscmont. PARTNERS WAKTED. ARTNER WANTED—BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 18 —with $10,000 cash ; none but those meaning b Tess and bave the required amount need roply; the b ness {s=0 armnged thet one cant help but make r mt‘lng m“m:h'lfl nnd‘srb\fici‘: ‘control 3 more capital ulred than Lhe party, oy, nocessaty to 160 bisimoss. AdGross LAWRKNCE, THouns ofice O PARTNER WANTED- A PARTY HAVING £5,000, "to take an {ntersst in further dovcloplug a hrsi-clase 50 G groat promiso and value: & 7ato onporaAl: g. 1l or address Room 59, Republio 1dfe Insurauce iilding, LaSsllost., Chiczgo. ARENTS OB OTHERS WISHING TO SECURE “atavery moderate sxpanso ihe sarvices of an expari- enced young MJ teacher, to give Iorsuna on tha piano, ofe. (at thelr residoce 1f dosized), are tnviled 1o call st ‘or address 145 South Sangamon-st., or 131 Warsen-av. ARTNER WANTED_WITH $i0,00 T0 S150 clrhor asepecial or activo, to b\u‘e ;L fectly lfifi’x&’fi oate: logitimate business, of which the adsertiser i3 thorgughe 1y postad ‘with ita workinga; anat profit of §20,000 can ba ‘mido aunually; this 138 race opportuntly for copital, Ad~ dress P 42, ‘Tribane ofico. [ l)h?.\“‘m WARTED_IN A WEIL ESTABLISGED legitimnte paying businoss, with from $1,000 to $2,000; ‘nomodat those who <an furoish cood reference and means ing business, necd answer. Addross V 65, Tribune office. LOST AND FOUND. UND—HAVE HAD IN MY POSSESSION BLACK ‘mare and upen bugey thout threo wesks, which was lsftby an anknown parson: the ownor can. have same by iy asproperty and paying chacges. 3L €. WILBUE, 67 dilchigan ay. - OBT—%% REWARD-ON WEDNESDAY AFTE 2 Boon, between Hooleys iad Harrison-st., a gold and roastpin. ] will 3 Toaving 1t at the Hovel Reporter ofiee. oo o oY T OST—A LANGE, BROWN MOROGCCO POCKET- L A B O OO o Tt James Titua, Joreph Adams, and Jotin Maxwell, togeth- Sisomegines paroreof ne taine sl lolte iy A n S st s, 18 Clarkate sty OST_A LARGE SPOTTED COACILDOG, WITIL e white eye. 3 o roturaing o 31 South Clathcet. o £on o "B one OST—EITHER ON RANDOLPHST, CAR, OR from Madison to itzndolph-at., or from Randolpb-at. to Hubbard, n jot earring, With thre> poudants, peard setting. The tinder will 'bo rewardod by leaving it at the Globa Theatrs Boz-office. T OST-ATTHE PACIFIC HOTEL, LAST TUESDAY ovening, a laca handkerchiet: alio handkerchiof and ring attached. A liberal roward will be paid for either by retarning o offico of Pacific {lotel. OST—A RUSSIA-LEAYHER POCKETBOOK OO tafning shont £30, and papers valueless except to th adsertiser. The findor will be liberally rowarded by ad- dressing S'12, Tribuno office. 05T MOSAIC_ TARRING, TISDER, PERASE leavo at drcg-store, cornor Horna and Van Buren- st., and roceivo reward. 3 OST-IN JANUARY=A LADIES' LARGE M i collar, goiog from United States flotel, Cotingo Grore, to ¥ lace. A roward will be given if loft at 766, store corner of Cottage Gravo-av. and Thirty- eighthst. 1,0570F THURSDAY PVESISG, TTH THT., Between the Palmer Houso and MoVicker's Thes! ixo, a light cameo locket, gold monntod; th cupid. Finder will bo’ lLiberally rowarded porty ot the Usited Siafes Bugiacor Offcs, T, OST-WILL TR GENTIEMAN WHO TOUND & gold bracelot on North _Clark-st., four wecks 3go, Dlease rotura to Williems® Librery, noir Websterar. ¥ OST_LAST EVENING ABOGT & O'CLOCK, ON wee! aidn Throop-st., botweca Jacksonaad Tyler, 3 1ady's small mink collar. Leave at 383 Wost Congress- st. (late Tylcr) and gat rewacd. ]' OST—ON FEB. 11, A MEDIUM-SIZED BROWN S “Spaniel dog, with ehiain collar on whea lasf, anwwers 10 tha mame of Jack. ~ 1ivo dallnr reward vill Be paid on roturing him to W. . MILLIGAY, < Centce. OST-WEDNESDAY NIGITT, OIZ MINK MUFE ¥ person Jeaving t oxt Lako-st. will be lnlmlgf' Yfl:‘lfdflflu.z )l_rr;unfleH. BARNS. 3 " OST_A WHITE_PUPPY, WITH BLACK FACE 8nd ears, ono ear tippod with white, and s apiit nozc, 7 monthe ald: auswers pame ** Tom. "Any permon retarning sald dog to 38 West Jackson-st., will bo liberally fowarded. "OST — THURSDAY o Tobring ] G, SOUTH SIDE, i “red purse, with choek on Third National, St. Logis, payable to Al . Fioder pleaso roturn to Mr. SCRIBNER'S, 423 Michigan-av. “OST — SOUTH SIDE, LAST WEER, A SMALL §vory figuro for alnevebuttun; the Ander will bo re- warded by Cashicr of Tribune office. [,03T - A CAMED TOCKET, AT MoVICKER'S Tueatre, or on the etrect. Findor will receive a re. iard by calling on the undersigned, corner of Adsms and State-sts, J. WARD ELLIS, Deatist. OST_IX ONE OF THE CANALST. BUSES_ON L last Tucsday, betweon Twolfth and Adams.sts., o pockot-book containing $208.67. The finder will ba ib- ocally rewardod by_returniog it to Mru. PATRICK AUSTLY, No. 24 Rublo-st., betwoea Histecnth and Eigieenth, West _ Sido. WILL T.J. * OST—A MASONIC PIN. IF THE FIRDER WILL L _retarn the samo, will bo ruitsbly rewardod by T. J. MORRISOX, 210 South Water-st., care of Purington & . 0ST—A SCOTCH_SHEPHERD DOG, WITH COL- 4 “lsr marked ' Pri cschrongh's Dog.” " Thu finder will bs rwarded by leaving him at Contral Hotel, aad o questions as! H. 0. CHESEBROUGH. DEWARD_A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID A, for the retarn of tha articles takea from the residonce on Calumet-nv. near Twentieth-at. ua_Wodnesday even- ing. No questions asked. Addross S &, Tribuno off TRAYED_FIOM 098 ARCIHRR-AY.. JAN. J1, Fonns, mulatia girl i3 years oid! Any person givirg. information wihere slio'is shall bo re- Warded, or any 020 dotatnlug her will be prosscated. TOLEX—ON TUESDAY LAST, FROM 74 TWEN- ty-fifth-st., 8 lady's emall goid Gdneva watch zod long ‘The Inrgo band uf watch broken at ead and ring slightly damaged;; also, chala near swivel. It it bas passed fato the hands of any pawnbroker or jureller the owner will ba glad to repay them. Address Mrs. KEN- DL, ® Trentyfifthst, 7~ REWARD—FOR THEG TRECOVERY OF THE $D mink collar lost Eeb. 7. 462 Wost Ragdolph-a. Sorah Johnston, & meck chain. G5 REWARD-LOST—SATURDAY, 7TH_INST., ¢) on State, newr Twenty-fftht.. s whito Iap- d if cut off. Return to 1176 State-at. TO EXCHANGE. OR SALE-SILVER TEA.SET, QR EXCHANGE “‘,{x.rhh.nm buggy, orreal estato, Address B 37, Trib- 00D EANSAS TASD. GOVERNMENT ATILE n exchangs - L. B. MAN O e g T VOULD LIEE TO TRADE & FIAKO DRDET. good for g3 it ? i for fTorme, Sosgr. oF fuaiare, "Addren B o, Tribuse ofico. 0TS Y AUSTIR, SITUATED NEAT THE DEFOT, " will be sold for jobacco Aud cigars, or alber goods. Nddross V 14, bane otice. 1 80 oF athier & TURNITURETO TRADEFOR GOLD WATGE nd dizmond pin. T €3, Tribune ofice. 79, EXCUANGE-TARMS FOR CITY AXD SUG- barbaa proj une iR s i WS e, tesi 3 50" 160 acres in Livingston Couaty 111 28{—495 azres in Branch Connty, Mich. 4. 219160 acre iu Chickasaw Coanty, Towa,and 12 aeros in_Rock Connty, Wis., for house xad lot on South Bide. 214435 acros fn Champalgn County, LI, 207185 acres in Mcllenry County, TIl. 18130 acees in McHenry County, LIl 19718 aczes 1a Lee County, 11, 191—252 acres {n Kano County, 1I 1i7—5#1 acros fn Iroquols County, ML 171180 acres Ia Troquois County, Til. 16370 ncres {n Cltaton County, Tows. 163110 acres in Winona Coanty, Ming. 16833 acros in Hancock Uounty. fowse 163—240 acres in Ttazca Connty, Minon, 161—810 acres in Grandy County, 11l 154300 acren fn Kankakeo County, 11l } %3 acres in Cook County, 111, 1! 3-30 scrus in Dakalb Condty, 11l 320 acres ja Lawrence County, il 0 acres in Macoupin County, 1L, 0 acres in McHenry County, 111, HOLMES & £O., 71 Dearbornat. "0_EXCHANGE—X3_TWOSTORY AND BASE. ment octagun front brick house, stone trimmings, on indianas.. for unimproved nad daincambored 1otd on S e e rwood, o d lot, £6,875. 8513 féat at Marwood, for house an 5. B Bl Dot 2 rogure, eentealy Jocated, for unincumbered farm worth about $5,000: 5 2 Eing residenca, largo ground, ds Liasdale,for clty 210—8531185—3 biouses, West Sido, for unincambered farm ‘worth aboat €10, 0O, B 4kdav. a2 Descborat., for houso aad Iot, South Side, eqaity 31,000, T3—Threa-story saud basement brick, lot 25x150 Wabash- a¥., Borth of Twolith-st., will {akn cqnity (315,000) in un- {ochmborsd, desirablo Iois on Sobth Shde, or Shod achons 131 and 153~Unincumbered proporty at Aurora and cash for Chicago pro) o, 210 teod ncar iath Pack for housa sad lot on Soath 1319 scres, corner Bixtr-third and Wallacests., for farm. ‘acres, uninoumbered, within two blocks of depot, o ohcer Tot Bows wad 1ot b St Shde worch S1Eo% to $12,00; would assume, or pay differcace. HOLXMES & CO., 41 Doatborh-st. 0, EXCHANGU_FARM, 5 AGRES INPROVED, 2hours', rido soath of city, for coltage and Int: & rarg cbance. T. A. QUINLAN, Rooms, dlejor Block, 143 LaSalle-st. '0 EXCHANGE—-A ¢8TORY AND BASEME ‘marblo’ front, on North Franklin-st,, near Lincola FPark, for ocuttage sod lot nnd cash, or other good im- proved axl nn‘lmpn{\;cd city :;rdlnhnnl'blsn PB"{’E‘} :Olfill l:; B apporianity seldgm atfored, He S 3 LaSaRorat., Hoom % Major Block: '0 EXCHAKGE—ONE OR TWO BLGCKS OF THE highcst ridgs Iand nt Morgan Park (Washington Helghta), hlflnfl & Jargo frontage oa Vincennos and Westorn-a 1 Sxolago Tor laprored cliy propercy, 2nd assumo soms incumbrance. 1s & raro chanco for & person wanting suburban property that will dooblo in valuo o the aext year without aay additional oxpenso orcaro. H. S. DIETRICH, 143 LaSaliest., Room 2. 0_EXCHANGE — AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE built in 1872, wich all modarn improvemonts, = costing over 220,000, in & flourishicg county seat In Scathern Ii- linois; I'will exohange the abova for Chicago city or sub- wrban property. My reasons aro tha loag.contina illness of my wife.” Address P 10, Tribuno otfico. 0 EXCHANGE—ONE OR MORFE HOUSES AND largo lots on South Side, fine location, for vacant iots or farms and cash, _C. 5. BURDICK, 71 Dearbornsst. TO EXCGHANGE. Q_ EXCHANGE—7 TEET O, S T %o timvant Eanulog theoah «%‘Y,r&fl‘-’.,‘?fifi 200 for zo0d fmp: RS, BOFh of Tairty- BABALy b o] 2 oridge at Washington Helights cl 2t aczes on th 5 closeta Morgag Park; will” exchavge for rasidenc property oy Two cottages and fotn at, Soath Englewood, cnmbrance,and so fina 1 k good fa {a finolsof \;;'hcu:sln.nn ey 0 Exganin (0T sed faams \n elogant house and largs lot on Tndizns-av. Eightesat at., worth 4. i Tor choico sabisban Sores 4t besh eammoruce: will tads L.A. GILBERT & cO., 25 Lasailene, 0 EXCHANGE-CHICAGO PROPERTY T farms & speclalty. & LIMBER s Washiagicn n:m-{v..’r.flé?%ufin}‘nioflog’i" 0 EXCHANGE—A BUSINES D e AN ok el et S BEOC, DESIE- facumbated improved Tarm Or MIINE0 DroNery ok £rom 315,00 t0 330,00, . It WELLS: 158 Desrboread 0 . EXCHANGE—FUR CITY _ PROPE beadtifal lmproved Tarm witnin 70 Tiics of Co{tages pice drwelling, barn. granary, out-bulldings, artesiad woll, &c.'_ Als, far 310 at 3 groat sicriic:, AN elegagt story snd baseriant octaxon Iront brick Bouss on yia marble mantels, farnage, bathewoms, improvementa: must bo sold. BIGE! BROY, & STONE, 131 354 133 Lakerst. SRl {0 EXCHANGE—5 7 3 o,k XCHANGE—0 ACKE Faka 10 TIMBE] % aceo farts withia | mils op ks 40 acre farm (30 acras fruit) atCan pe! m brick; houso and lov at Weaers Joeingst 13 s trom ey, * Will exclisngs aby of 3 or m . ey brope archandiso & co. TT'0 EXCHANGE-FARMS FOR INSIDE OR OTT. sido property. Suburban acres for _inside propern Improved real estato for uaimproved. E. T. SUMWALT, 13 Moarve-st. i To EXCHANGE-CHOICE SUBURBAYN LOTS FOR Western laads. SPRINGEIH, ATWY 0., L LaSalloater Joon: 18. ARNOID 0 EXCHANGE—TRAVY WORK 110 uater, . i Somth Hsiutetantor, o tomcases: HAD T(}nlrafig‘{l.\xan—m:s..}vs\(samu'my HEXGHT% are, . MCALLISTER & U fhpofo fumitre, carpe CALLISTER & CO., 17 Té‘x:icun'sm_ LOTHING AND TAILORLG, far good No. 8 cook-store, ar 3 iota. Addrean X 05 Tritmagodee, ¢ to pedmad 0 EXOHANGE—VALUABLE HOTEL PROPER. Paui for sale.” Wil taka part pay fa Coicsge e el S RO K s “trade worth comadering; GHAC| ABELL, 184 Doarbara-st. c e 9, EXCHANGE_& GOOD IMPROVED EARM TX Jou ‘coaveniont to market and railroads, for clty ue G T e o o My ersboo. A .+ Hoom 16, ) , nocthonst cormor La Satlo snd Moaroa-sies o6 o E;?m.\gfist&{unabw LOTS, TIRST PaY- o carrisge paintiog, balan tims. Ci $toom 10, 115 Souts Glark-aty oot o8 i (PO EXGUANGE-TWO GOOD EUBDREAN 1078 on c: ) for good farniture . Call 3t B L second-st., Uj Miedon TG EXCHARGE-BQUITY IV NEW OCTAGOS. i qusas, fOr uniuen: arsimabieE ot £ alsmmhonl i mtlain O EXCHANGP—BEAUTIFUL RIDGE GROVA Tols mear depot, at Wasbingion H.lgats, sad beick sto:e in 9‘?]‘“‘;‘,:’[ I«l.z‘m Inh‘nhlun}l;-. for hux:\r‘v'«! or umaproved land {n Laody, Iow: 1388, ur M. H Dricey 36,000, T» 12 BUY D, 159 West Washingtonae* 0 EXGHANGE-X BUSINESS BUILDING ON North Sido, in good location, for vag . Al P, 15 MAjor Biscke coroes Latalls Sad Madisonsia. 70 EXCHANGE_ELEGANT RESIDENCE, WITH largs . lot, furnised or unfurixhed, in tho centro uf iBe City of Peoria, Lll.; would exchango fur reiideacs ety S B S e rances . . W, Ci Datlocat., man flgar. fy Brlee O EXCHANGE-TWO TOTS IN TRVING PARE L ssment for 3 small cottage <t Sidwis o Halstced sod southof Leko. Addross N2, Tbase office. E_TOR R RICH 'To FXCHANGE—060 ACRES VALUABLE MINER- alland for an Intercst in some burincss as silent part- Ber, or for good ity real esiate. Address 0%, “Tribane offico, 10 EXCHANGE—FOR UNINCUMBERED CITY Texl atato in casarted stock of tin and hardware, stoves and ranges, about £2000; can divido etock for smnlier trzdes 10 ownesr. Address O 68, Tribuno cffce. 0 EXCHANGE — A STORE AND DWELLING over on the West Side, reating at 30 a month, lor & Cottage and ot _Addross P13, Tribuso oifce. 0 EXCHANGR—TWO IMPROVED FARMS, 723 ores, 0 body, and timber: ons of 160 and ono of 56) sgres: will sllstagly or o “Also fine 4-story brick ther. 0s ca Webssiav, Wil take inalds imprused, o unimprored_elty, ass umbr 3 BEAVILY, 16 Lake: A 0 EXCHANCE—30 ACRES TOWA AND 12 WIS REWARD—_LOST_ABOUT FOUR _WEEKS consin Jand, well located and fast increasing in valuc; whiia beoart.. Teetar o | fle porfect: firousnand lot, or guod Tots, {yould se’ ¢ 3 samo some acambranca or pay some moar. 3 A o EXING OF | 10 EXCHANGE — FOR_A TARM — A LARGE 51 ST p':'u’a"'m':’;‘,"fii’.“"é‘n Vot | L Bouse, withall meloen {mprosementa: 401t ot ten X A 9 o3’ walk {rom u 0 }{arm Toust rotura tha sazio to GEO. 4. AISCH & BRO., 207 Wash | miBites’ walk {rom (10 old Caust Housoifecm mugt bo ington sz, §10 B TARDIE THE PARIV WHOTOOR THE p 1ady's gold Gencsa watch a3d chain from .. Tuesday Inst, will return {¢ to Kre. B Twenty-fifth-at... they shallroceive the as will be asked. abovs reward, aad 30 q LAXO, Reapor Block, Room 43. "0 EXCHANGE—A Ffi(E FARM OP 120 ACRES, four miles from nflxlln%?, Towa: also S0acres of fine. taad i Hamiuen Gty Tovs, £0dr Saies oy conaty 5o, for & stock of bonty 6ad shooss ‘€00 cash. Cali'ut Room 36, 146 Sadisonat, L T - 70 EXCHANGE-HOUSE AXD LOT IN GROWISG town, 1,00, for house aad lot in clty worth $3,6.0 {0 34,00, Cily and saburban, improved fsrms, wild laads, hotels in conntry, hiardwara stock, mills &¢. = Wantea— Cottageand ot house on_lessed Iand, for dairy iarm worth” £4,00, clear, ' L. P. SWIFT, SON & WATIS, Roon t5Asniand Block, ovposits Snerman House. 0_ EXCIHANGE—WINDOW FRAMES FOR A stock of notious, stationery, carpats, {nmitare, i Rorse and buggy. _Address P 13, I'rilune office. 0 EXCHANGE—FOR TOP BUGGY, PIANG, OR furnitare, sotof druggists’ shelving, and coustars. 1383 State-st, 70 EXCHASGE TOT Szl NEAT. NORGAT-AV. cpct, for furnicurs, pisuo, of two-seated open buggz, O R i, Jiteey o bro-sekied apen bocey 0 EXCHANGE STOCK OF WHOLESALE FUT nisbing axd manufactining busiacss, weil establiakedy sery prohtabls, stock woll selected; xdod cause for soll ing. Will take god paying improved roal ostato. Stock, E10.000, . Adarots O L welin roa) name, doecribizg pros. 1y and pric s e S b XCHANGF—82,500 FQUITY IN SOGTH SIDB Lgiiso and lot worth 55,000, for vacant city lots. Ad= dress W 9, T'ribune oftico.. 70, EXCHANGE-FOR CITY, PROPERTY-FOUR improved farms, 1,40) acres of fino fand, 40 miles rat, 60 acros on Calumet Miver. 43 feot oa Canalst. o3 for_rarm. 13 foct ou Desplaineast. 50 foed t. 20 actes nt Austin, for (arm. Drick houza for two houses and cash. J. W. FAY, 13 HOUSEHOLD GUODS. $6 MARBLE-TOP DRESSING DURFAU FOR £35: 3 20 wainat extoasion teble for $10; & $3510ungs egmnt reception chairs, ‘wachi 3ichigan-ar. NUFACTURER WANTS ADDRESS OF ly woniing mattresses, bodding, or for o to sui, Will guarastas money saved. Ad- . Tribuns office. CA‘ PAID FOR FURNITURE (AND CARPETS. ‘Entire housshld stocks wantod. ™ Call or address L. S, Toom 12, 145 Glark-et, 'OR SALE — HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c., Black walnut, almest new, cverything suitablo for hoarekecping for & small family. ~Call at 43 Hoperst., o Bluo Island-av. OR SALE—AT PRIVATE SALE—1 EMPIRE PAR- lor bedstead and bookeas: combined, cost St ow conking-range, cost £65; 1 Srewart cnok, c 2 marblodop eidebnards, 1 marble-top hat-rack, cenire.tables, Bigh-iop bedstesds, bureaus, oif pain Fags chromos, crockers, glsizaro, &a, &c., aliodBrus- sol's carpets.” HODGES & CO.. 633 Went Lakoust. Look ! Toall whom it mag conicern: Wo will make ad- ances 1o parties who intend to disposo of their house- hold, goods at thelr reddeaces this epring at avclion. Gonda appraiscd froc of chargo and gaiisfactory arrange- monta made, The best of refereaces from roliable parties Whom ‘wo hate mado sales for. Apply or address HODGES & CO., Auctioneors, 633 West Lako-st. OB SALE—IIANDSUSIE MARBLE.TOP CHAM- chamber sol; also, otacr farpiiure. Will takg dla~ monds, or fine' gold watch and chain. Address X 56, Tril:aze oifico. e, &c., & 0 RXCHANGE—HANDSOME SUBURBAN 1.0TS ‘for grocerles or clgars and tobaceos. 23 West Jadl- son-at., Dnsermeaty : 0 EXCHANGE % FEET ON CANALSY., NORTH of Maibor, & splendid site for farnitare, wagon, ot ator mamnfecicert will trads 1y equlty of S50 Loe arior aad ghamber farmitare; mast Do firsiclacs. Ad- Srem % 8, Tribuns offce. Topxxcuscm-mk CHICAGO RESIDENCE ro, o riy—F ine rpsideace in_city of Frooport, Il ; nso beick, cemnonted esllar. contalna 9 Foom: Iarza froctage ou good streot, with double row of fino, Irrgs maples, a0 abundancs of small frult and ahrub- bery; just the place for one to live who waats the sory bost' advantages of schools . aad churchos. F. A. WHITE, 3 Wost Chicago-av. 0 EXCHANGE—SIN,00 CASH AND A NO. 1 stock farm, now reated for 51,500 par year: for 3 iot i good bullding locality, in either division of the city: will_trade on exsh basls. Apply toor addross DAY & SANBORY, 10 LaSalfe-st. 2 0 EXCHANGL SUBUREAN LOTS: MARKET prica$20 a foot: and a Z-siory hose sad barn, on o Skis mortn SIS a7 yest fetterorlo, o ot snd o7 fiear Lintotn Parks wrth 5,00, - 3. NORTHER, 619 West Indinna st. e TXCHANGE—3 FARMS, NEAR ROCKFORD, i Tor sty prosercy: vl paypart, cosn. F 17 BHILLIFS, Bocktowd, Bt oo o 0 EXCHANGE—GOOD HOQUSE ON SOUTH SIDE for lots. Brick houss on West Side for & well.in A hoase and two Iots, value 34,&9 (cloar), A two-story frame houss on Ware 4] and cash for city st Madison st., Room . § roved fzrm.. or farm of camo valua. re-ar. forlors, Laro tloprin property. C. B. WILSON, 183 OR SALE_NO. % STEWART COOK.STOVE, with water.resarvoir and warming-ovon, in good order for $20. 439 Fuiton-st. 5 OR BALE—WITH OR WITHOUT LEASE, THE farnitare of a boardiag-hoato {n most destrable incalite, The price extremely low. Address Z@, Trib- une elice. OR SALE_FORCASH_MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER sbts, parfor sete, nd dintag-rom fumniture: cheap- eat in the clty. 24 hav. K. K. MCALISTER. URNITURE, HOUSFHOLD GOODS, AND MRR- cluandiee of overy deveription &t auction Wedacsday and Saturdsy, and at privite sale-at mannfacturer's pri~ eos. WILLIS DORG & €O., 19 10 157 Handolphat. ¥ TOU ARE DISPOSING OF HOUSEHOLD 0093 of any kind, merebandise ot odd fota Of gods, cail at & South Canalst. We hava daily salos, mako lih: oral ndvances, and purchase goods. SWETLAND BRS zactioncers.” TV ARTED-CASH CUSTOMERS FOR BARGAINS g in farmitare st 0 Wabsh-av. & E MOALL TANTED—£0 T0 10 YARDS OF BODY BRUSSELS carpet, but littlo ueed. % T, Tribune office. 0 EXCHANGE—A SMALL FARM WITH GOOD improvemects, 4 miles from Kank: Loc & lot ouse and lot.ia tho city ; will assame some incambraac: also 2,000 screa of lasd in coe County, forsalo o1 ten yoars timp, or. exchage for city proverty; 2 houses 20d 3 lota on West Harrison-t. to exchangs {or unim- Droved property near the city ; 5 acres in Washing'on Hoights, all cloar, fot fmproved property in 103 city, il sssute same_loium! IBBLE & La BELLE, 23 South Halsted-st. TOEXGHANGE_FOR CITY PROPERTY, SPLEN-~ 414 farms of 500_acren in Do Kaib County, Tll. Fizo farm of 160 scres in Whiteside County, Ill. " Good farm of 160 acresin Mason Couaty, 1. Farm of 200 acres in Guthris County, Towa, Fruit farm of 6)ccres, and ono of 20 acres, Michigan. Suburban lotsall clear 'for farm or ouss andlot. - House end Jarge Int at Maywood: for city residence. S burban lots and cash for honse and lot. R. KENNEDY, 145 Clark-st., Room £5. o5ty wes sk, for residence property. Gall at Hooth 16, 146 Esst Madisoni- Ak O EXCRANGE-FOR LUMBFRR, A SWALL TARR In Blichigan. Addross $ 3, Tribuoe ofice. e CHANGF R CHICA- TV ANLED — HOUSIIOLD FURNITORE, “FOR Which eash end chrico recl ostata At cash prices bogiven, D, B. DEWEY & CO., 147 LaSallest. VWAST O PURCHASE FIRSTCLASS HOUSE. ‘hoid _formiturs (parlor and chamber sots) to_the amnant.of 81,000, 20d pes {0 foll-nald, cood-paring, first- class rance stock. Addross Si.T’nhlln ice, THIPPLE'S MATTRESS MANUFACIORY, 36 Btatest. Cheapest placs In the city for matiressos, spring.bods, écsihers aad bedding. Wholsstle and re- | PARTNER WARTED WITH %00 TO 35,00 IN A lo a8 bread Lwiil Jichi manufactoriog busfuces as sta) T. HEWSON, s Upor comt m sales, ” Addross or ost Lakest. . ARTNER WANTED—CAPITAL, 82,000 TO $5,000, P e itos sraca i s SeuIME bl E;H):i‘,ojbhfic nlln'gd with tho n‘\hanu(utum 05’ doors, st inds preforced, Only usia: il 39 Camalsi sl | PARINER WANTED A MERCRANT TATLOR el et g i e e P er with {rom 81,5000 %2, - Tario ths Dusiness. - Addross'V 1%, Tabumo aficn. . PARTRER \wmx—:q._sg-x:a 30 OR 50 e “grocery brsin: o et ‘oca capt- tal whateds. Addrose'T 8 iribnms ot s PARTRERSWANTED_IX YOU WANT T0 PUTL " chaso an Interost in a first-clacs_businoss call apon us. THOBMAS & 0O., 31 South Clark-st. ARTNER WANTED, WITH 81,%0. AN ACTIVE man, who ean devols his wholo 11fo to &n extablished manufacturing business. Address X 88, Tribuno otfice. PARTNER WANTED-WITH 8.6, TN 4 SIRICT- ‘Iy Tegitimnte business, that will pay ®2,000 this year. Ax fnvestictstion will warrant the above siatement. ~ Ad- dreas, with real name, stating whero interview csu be Tad, ¥ 8, Tribune otice. PARTRER WANTED, WITH S50, T0 ESTABLIS L (3 trsach ofies fn Nfleauioo ind other Wester Cities. o beat_artiolas for_canv e Taoncs. ‘U §. Ex. Bullding, Hoom 16 o N A MANDFACTORING brciness of several owrs’ sinnding, with o capltal of 22,00, inorder to extend busincss, the party totako o oo voois wnd Rataces! profl anizel 306 por At sxtisfactory’ Toforeho G e M U A M et i MUSICAL. 00D PIANIST AXD 0 Frem N ERATERON Fronklin and Washington-st EG\NIST DSSIRES &l propulse music. Ogdea Huuse, FXCHANG! ESTERN LAl RO 5; small incambrances assumed. Al 160 acres for stock of dry goods and notions. WILSON & FRANKLIN, 12 Dearborn-st. 0 EXCHARGE—32, U ORTH OF SOUTHPAR ‘av. property for 3 micemarble-front restdence ; will sump some incumbranca, Aleo [x180 feet Vaa Buronat. groyud 2l ornamentcd with fruit sad shrubbery, with 3 hiouse and burn with all modern wamts: £ ish, bal: ance i some unfmproved property, [ baves lares farm 2 e Clty of Klgin for @le or oxchange {n part: take a good residanes, balatce on joag time. Also s farm of 400 acres well improved, 80 acres of cholce fruit, large amount. of stock and Frain to go with it. Also a (a7 of 185 aeres 33 mfles {rom Chicagos considerable stock and grain with it; well czlcniated fors grain or dafry-farm: want im- proved 0 Tiy. ll have l&s({r -.Y_::":szé“('mldd' vmufli 17 for sthall faris from $2.000 tn 85,03 Call ad sap, Sonl rk-st., Room 2. J. H. SHLE, ¢ 0 EXCHANGE- CHICAGU BUSINESS PROPER- ty for anincumborcd lands and other property. _Also farm near Rockford, and dmber lands in Wondford Comn. FICHOLSON IS THE CHEAPEST FIRST-CLASS £ th kot. Pri 17, {or city property. _Seversl houses nnd lota for sale on Eie e Ry G e G S bt gl 16he"ime, Chiap, JOUN ¥. KEERHALT, 16 Wi T GCABINKT ONGAN IN THE WORLD. FIRST | % Bitemmim ot Viouoa, 3. Escels all other in qusiity [0 TRADE TOR HORSE AND BUGGY. AND 200 Sreabiiiy. Britos lower than snylothors. Organs cash, 40 actes timber land in Tons, near SfoGregor. puted, efth “privilers of purchase by Anialiment, Address V 1 office oes, S350 L0, QA LR, o 10 KEXCHARGR_ABOUT 87,00 WOKTH OF VERY dcacrption wont fres. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN el iiistat JTOKTH C0.. 0and & Adamecst. e e 0 65 Teibane shep, orty: mith sbost To& SALE_AN ORDER ON A LEADING PIANO housoin this city for £319; will tesde for any kind'of porsonal property. Horso and buggy preferrod.” dddross Q ¢, Tribune office. JROR SALA—X STYLISH SEVEN OCTAVE FTANO, choap for eash: il csehaogs for Bow top busgy of One neariy now; ‘can be scen at 430 Falton-st. . Address W, L LEE, R SALE-A NEW FINE CARVED 7-OCTAVE G s atom & double-road orgass vers cheap for cash. Call at.62 Bouth Clark-st. ALE—_A FIPST.CLASS PIANO ON INSTALI- ‘wonld tako Liorse or farniturs as part pay. Tribwne oftics. ' 5 OR SALT—A FIRST.-CLASS PIANO BUT THRFE ‘monthe used; cost £550 3 months ago: will take §25; ono year's time. Addross U 85, Tribuae otfico, 0 EXGHANGF_FOR ORK OR BROOR- Ism proverty —1:6x40 foet with 2-story and brick base- ot dwnlling of 15 ronms, est feont, on Clark+t. 200 feot north nf Diversey-av.: Jot fronts oo two streets: rica 815,00 (1 splondid reidence). 310,000 S-story and aroment stone.front honse, all moern improementa: on Union Park piace, near Tufon Park thers fs $7,00 mortgea: we want & ¥acant lot clear for onr equity. T. B. BOYD, 1% West Washingtonat, 05z EXCHANGE £4,000 —FIRST-CLASS STOCK of ‘boots end flm‘lhhfill. , fixtures, with food vl of 22 established busincs. : for insids unincum- ered rea] estate; part cash; none oibier need apply. No. 117 Twenty-second-st. 0 EXCHANGE-FARM IN NEW:YORR STATE of 11 acres for part cash xnd mew furnitare, Farni- {are foraale for caxh at less than mannfacturers’ prices. Call and se0 at 20 Wabash-av. R. E. MCALISTER. "0 EXCHANGE-FOR HORSES OR BUGGY, A 2273 order on 3 sirst-class piano housn; also, some good jae e stock in & gocd coinpany of Chicagd; alsn, oae ot rth Side, ‘sad ono on tn Wast Side, that waatta Cxohangs. Callor address J E W, 46 Weat Adams-at. 0, EXCIANGE-—FAR OF 00 ACRES 1N MARION Councy, ill., all stocked. Earm of 100 acres 1o Liviaz. ston County, lil. bacres at Washington Heights, neat depot. 160 acres in Guihrie County, fawa. 1w abovs to exchange fur city property, Fann of £40 acres fa G dy County, lowa, for bouse X hi miles o} suri-Houso, SLIMONS & CARTER, 137 South Clark- Root 2. '0 EXCHANGE-FIRST-CLASS SUBURBAN LOTR for merchandise; also, 1,700 equity ta Loase in Wood. stock. Addross or ‘call an REAL ESTATE, No.47La Salle‘st., Room 6. 0 EXCHANGE—A GHOICE 10-ACRE BLOCK, 1 minutes’ waik from Court-tlouse, tor ity resideacay Address ribage offico. GE—$5,00 EQUITY IN AN $8,79 sod luton Jackson-t., noar Ashlsndarv., . nnincumbered hmgw‘é lot or vacant lats ia or nsar ) 0 EXCHANGF~30 AC3 ) say kind of porsoual propesty, Address offices A 70, EXCHANGE-WE TAVE 5 TIOUSES ASD Tots from 3,100 to $,,000 tu cxchange for Chicazy property and tarns, and 12 or 15.farms 10 excbange fur city property. £. 8. ADAMS & CU.. 70 Msdiron-at., cornor State. TT'0 EXCHARGE~FOR STOCK OF GROCERIES 10 acres farming land {aDallss County, lows. 55 smiles from DesMoines, Towa: 3 miles of a iburissing town of 80 inhabitants, o3 DosMolnes Valley Railroud, or well improved property in City of Desdlviner, Jowa, now bringlng good reat. _Address Z 2, Tribuns ofice. 70 FXCHANGE-BY MOREY & MAGIL{, NO. 1 1 Clarket., improved residence propurty 1 Sonth Di visfon for busfnesa property un Wabesheav., Ciark-4t., o2 Statess.; will msume incombrancs, or ay cash, 23 feot, fronting Humboldt boalevard, for honse azd 1at. “Tho'finest family howol fn the city, fatnished, for acres i clty or country. TG EXCHANGE-X FATM FOI COTTAGE AND L “Jot in city worth_sboat §3,500. C. F» HUNTING, % Fast Madison-at., Room 4. 7]'0, EXCHANGE_OR_FOR_SALE—LUTS NEAR T Botitant aad. Fart Warao Rosd, lor hossa azd bt South Side, £4,0 to 87,100; assums ‘soms incumbrance, 15 Madiso; Room 1. 0 BXCHAKGE_OR FOR SALE_PINE LA Michigan, 2 farms near Manchester, a. hause a3t fob; assume scma facanibeanc aadIod on West_Jacksion- take horse and burgy i pac for st payment! Yots sauth of South Chicssy e eem. 146 Madison-st., Room L. 9 EXCHANGE_UNINCUMBERED AT ESTATH for brick of other butlding material, C. ¥, HUNTING, 99 Madlxonst., Roum 4. T "XCHANGE — 316,000 SERCHANDISE AND Ad , 000 real estats for hotel or othes ks To‘xxcufics—rnfi?‘vfixfiux’x AND FIX- AND FOR T2 Tribuze oe, far ber good 2 TGHTMAY, Rohny Hotel. Lures throoghont of a fing botel, in one of the best & l‘ZlLlun! ia L}I! city, now f\]e;&lflfixnxhim}sffi Br] Ifltfl‘w‘. or personal prugsity. . A. M. LUTT, 19 Major Block,cor- S a5y wud Stacllconeitss o s gold wateh, for good pisa or househol Addres: Z‘ & n?;b 3‘00. VW ARTED_TO _ KXGHANGE-CITY PROPERTY WA R0 4 guscs noviom, sie. W 18, T aue office, WA T T T o for ¢ = 10 Juts. adldress AKGHITECLS, Roon 35 Kontacky Blosk,coc Clark 2ad Adams. CHAX R CARTENTER W i worth of plambing: also 815w o plastcring. HOEAN, BROWWS & GOs, 55 Qio-si. VW ASTED=TO EXCHANGE TOR FURNHUZE A heavy gold vest chain aud heary slver cazo s winder, both new; cost 3%, Address AQB, 1X Wt Aloagotae '\"V’ANTED—TD TURCHASE GOOD CARPETS ASD od pay in £as fixtures foc 10 room ronidencs, and pay la £ocd I e5iato, or gaod payiog, fail baid, Z1, Tribuna ofice. L VWANTED_TO EXCHASGE_SOUE FINEITO0T [ “lota a% antrose, § miles from oid Coazt-Houss, a8 Boftmesters, falliond: for s conage A0 bht ln ant Int; Werk Side Breforrod. ADP Faat Raadolpneste L GRGAS, 1\}1Arran_ro EXCHASG = PARLOR ORGAY e mew, for horse and light wagon. Call N AT B O BicE Do of goone G AV B RO B dE, R TSt SE, OCTAGOX \\/ ASTED_A 2.STORY BRIOK-OUS ‘ {ront, mlr)am ’wtih h:lsmn‘“n'ndldu.‘;ud:n flu!; 2 s -asantly Jocatsd oa West S rom Union Park, In cxchene for 200 acres laod 524 $9,000 cash. _Addtesss U 73, Tribago ofice. [OR SALE—CHEAP, AN A NO.1 PIANO ON TIME ‘payments: woold take buggy or clothing as part par. Addrow U85, Tribuno offico.. ARTNERCWANTED—WITH £5,000 TO £10,000, IN ‘the rotall farniture business,a sp first-clzes, aleady established. the start,’ Address Z %, Tribuge olice. ARTRER WANTED-IN THR WINE AND LIO- wor bariness ‘steck, now storo just oponed, fn oo locarion for whileasl, rétal, and tarly tradozen al. apecialties by which 8 5rgo amount of money can bo BN e kg ARTNER WARTED—WITH $3,00 CASH CAPL tel, in 8 largo shematectaring business: maciagrs al fiew. _ Profits over 100 por cant; largs city trado establish- ed, all cash: need mors capltal; Best of reforences iven. Call'on or address ZEITLER & KAUL, Nos. 81 snd & South Oanal-st., socond story. ANTNER WANTED—AMAN WHO IS ACQUAIRT- “ed with tho ¢guntry merchants aud can soll goods can Roton interost in a wholosalo house. Capital requtred, aé;omw $10,000. -Address, with references, 8 17, Tribune sifce. ARTNER WABTED_AN ACIIVE MAN WITH 350; mor cspirel nceded to oxtend business already established. Also man with 10 to open branch offico. '( OR SALE—AT GREAT BARGAINS, TRREE UN- rrdeem=d pianos, on most any terms you waat. Ad- dresa T 16, Tribuno oifice. AN ND ORGANS AT AN TMMENSE RF- PO A O e tnaiallimanta sod to reti. STORT & CAMP, 211 State-st. XOSTi NED PROPERLY BY JOHN E. HUGHES Pla;x 2. ‘Aflmd:nl:u at TELFALR BROTHERS', 12 West Madison-at., promptly attonded to. TANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT. RLPATRING and taning, st the Chiicacn Piano Factury, 23 East Randolph-st., by JOHN PRESTON. QITUATION_ WANTED_BY A GOOD SOPRANO singer Protestant charch ehor: a il of Ax usu ol ow Tork. Addrens U i, Tribuno otheo. [0 EXCHARGE_OVER ¢26,00 WORTH, OF CITY and conntry_property 1. farma. Lands i aimost &vory county 33 State, Saburban 1ota snd eIty praperes: K355 stocks of goods. snd Lusivess chapces: Qg aod Seona if you wat fo trade. THOMAS & CO-, 51 Soath ket - 0 XCHANGE_THOMAS & CO.'S REAL ESTATE D o~ oo priistied et s goy o7 Hlusuracfl.‘;":u cfin“t_l‘n fADlZV.!. and hl‘;! a circulaton of oy ring 1o yoar ipaTty ron it 1o ox. & "THOMAS & GO. 51 Sonth Clarik stes Ghicags. hrefifl:\.\'fih‘;‘?lfiéSBEh HOTEL IN LOWA AD, P. 0. Box &8, Ohicngo. W i EXCHANGE-10 FEET ON_ILLINOIS-ST.; ved and . - provac, farms, *CO. QITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED ah orgaist anddl.lfcmr of chusch mlullc‘ in _I!’Kg:szuit 53 can farnish . gond soprano and alto f desira Kadroms 1. E. MATHEWS, 610 West Wasbington-at, SITUA 10N WANTED-BY, A LADY ALTQ SINGER {n 3 church choir &t _moderate ralary. South Sida proterrod. Address Q.3 T: 15 Address ¥ 8, Tribuno office. ARTNER WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES A Snvns";’d. ddress X 43, Tribune ofim‘., s At ARTNER WARTED—WITH FROM 35,00 TO 10,000, 4z sn old-established Tight manufaoturing businass, profits e, scnior of the firm baving retired; csuse, ofd age. ferences cx¢l Addreas O 2, Tribuno ofico, BUILDING MATERIAL. P AKTED_FOR GASH. 20 70 10 3 COOD COM ‘mon brick at low fgurcs, T. B. BROWN, Room § TFidelity Bank Building. TANTED—£0,00 GOOD COAION BRICK AT o tld)io:'u:amprtu. J. 0. BURKE, %5 West Tay- at. ertybring good Side, Addrias EXORARGE, 16 Deasborn Te EXCHANGE-TWO MANTATTAX sewing.machinea, cost each £75: 1 Domertic. cost £15, and 1 Singer haprov cost_870; total, $205; all now: to g;gmgpruraumg.’u hbum, grg "”d’k ! mmiim_ ‘same cas! ' “Address BRA- HAM, 30 Thirirsecond e o os 70, EXCHANGE—87.81 STOCK OF BODTS AND sh for real estato in South Chicago or city. Apply v, '0_LXCHANGE-A PARLY STARTING A COUS- try storm wichos trade same cash and some good lots at Forwond Park fur ang kind of gued mes 3. Addroes 'L 25, Tribuno offite. FANTED—A GOOD HOUSE AXD LOT OE BUILD. iog lotin distric, bounded by Madisos aad Buron-sta., Ashland.ay. and Hoyne-st., in_exensnge < firstclams mlflml:a'lpmwflr, ‘uniacumbered, fa ETiTe ton. Address N &, Tribane otfice. 5 VU ANTED —TO EXCHANGE-ONE OR_TH( ‘ Souta Side xubnrbsu Ints for frstclass furuitcrs azd . _Address B, Tribuss office. 3 (\TANTED—A STOCK OF (STOVES, TINWAR: -‘V d tools for bot d 1ot i & good town Ia 3Mid- dlo Ditimis, and 150 acres fand ia Kansas, Addrose X % ‘Tribunc oifcs. = {7 ANTED — TO EXCHANGE — FOR CHICA v 19 Tand_jn lows, szd ey s e M D < MATRIMONIAL, N FASTERR WIDOWER, WITHOUT INCuM- _brance, =mmn=hdmr¥1nd rospectavility, 4% #ires the acquaintanco of an intelligent worman wio, ol lg claimy, witha view to matrimony. X 8, offico. BACHFLOR _ OF 31 DESIRES TO FORM AC: UL I ——— RS._A. L. BARB: SIAGNETIC PEYSICIAY The doctar's method fs new snd elecis s P> i e . Objoct, xmé’&:“‘:‘ifi‘.fi&“‘}dfi gy r‘e?-’imd.’ "Address W % MEDICAL. 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