Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1874, Page 7

“THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 98, 1874. 7 THE COURTS. Ellen Eennedy Yet Updiscovjcred. some More National Life Insurance Company. The Tax Appeals Continue---Judgments==- New Suits, THOE EENNEDY CASE. The endlees Ellen Kennedy case was up before Judge Williams again yesterday afternoon. Miss Cuarlotte Biske was thd person examined. Mr. Asay moved to quash tho writ of habeas corpus, Put the Judge thought it was entirely too late, 25 ¢he had fled on answer, and tho writ being rather a common law procecding, the motion, beiug in tho nature of a demurrer, should have been presented beforo the anawer was filed. Miss Blake then took thestand, and testified {hat she was employed in the Orpban Asylum last June, and know Ellen Kennedy. She was {n wit- ness’ company tho night she dissppeared. They wont to the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church sud returned about 9o’clock. Some one told the ¢hildren who wero with her to go to bed. Sho iad several children with her that evening, but could not tell the number. Some one else told the children to go to bed. Bhe basnever minco Jeard of Ellen nor her wheresbouts. She did pot make any inquiries about where sho had gone. On the Sunday Ellen disappeared wit- pees eaw & paper which stated that s guardian 1ind been appointed, and advised with the Presi- dent, who decided that she must be given up. Ellen saw the paper, and asked witncss if she was to be given up. Witness eaid she was. Ellen then objected strongly to going away, and Pecams excited. - Witness thereforo concluded that Ellen had run away, and thought that Ellen was now in the posscesion of tho Catholics. Miss Myers and AMiss Bennett were both in charge of the asylum that evening. Considerable more evidence was produced, but nothing eatisfactory was elicited that tended to Frove that the witness know of the dieappear- snce of the child. r. Moran then asked leaye to produce an in- mate of the asylum, a_girl who slopt with Ellen, beforo the rulo be discharged. ~Alr. Asay object- ed, oud asked that the rule be dismissed, 28 tho evidence had producod votning, aod it was un- }usl that tho officers of the asylum slould be onger barassed. Judge Willinms esid that he thought the offi- cors of tho institution had testified fairly. and that those who had been examined had wothivg todo with the child's disappearance. They evi: dontly had agreed to give Ler up whon tho guar- dian was appointed. 1t waa poseible that further evidencs might show whera the child was, and %is disposition wos to be as easy as' possi- tlo. He therefore fixed Monday afternoon as {he time when tho remmning witness should be examined, and, if no further light was thrown on the somewhat' mysterions disappear- ance of the child, lie should a¢ that time dis- charge tho rule finally. ° 1t Is now abont ninc months since Ellen Ken- pedy disappeared from the Orpbau Asylum, and not the least trace of ber has as yet béen found. Nearly all the_ officers of that institution have been examined, yot nono of them kuotw anything spparently of hier whereabouts. Tho strangost oiut is that no one soomed to ask & question, or manifest the least interest in the matter, and the most carching cross-examination Las failed to elicit any clue. It is Dardly supposable that she could Bave voluntarily run sway, and have sscaped detection ro long. LOMDARD AND THE NATIONAL LIFE. BHIl another chapter of.-the ys that are dark,” in connection with the National Life ln- furatice Company and Benjomin Lombard, was detailed yesterdsy by the bill filed in the Circuir Court by Rirck Hawes, Receiver of that Company, against William H. Shaw, Henry B. Bhaw, and J. A. Griswold. Hawes sets out that as Receivor it is his duty and pleasure to collect 21 the ssets that may belong to the Company. 7. A, Griswold, he staics, is_the owner of 160 shares of stock in the sbove mentioned ill- starred Company, When this stock was taken, £ note was given back for about $8,000 in part payment, and 9¢ shares of tho stock assigned 1s colfatéral security. Denjamin - Lombard was the President, and it is owing to his fnancial manazement that the Company is in its present tondition. Benjamin being a little short at ono time, and_desiring to secure a certain indebted- ness to William H. and Henry B. Shaw, ‘“bor- towed” tho stock and note abovo meutioned, \nd, baving indorsed the Company’s name, as- sigued it for bis individual debt. The Receiver fiarges that the Bhaws bad notice of this pro- teeding and the fact that the Company borrowed the notes, aud, therefore, aro not bona fido hoid~ »rs. He hns askod them to refund, but they have refused, and the present suit is to compel such a raconveyance to the Company for the ben- it of its numerous creditors. ~_An injunction was alto aeked, and granted by Judge Williams, to prevent the defendants from disposing of the notes and etock to any bons fdo holder. TROULLE BETWEEN LIVCRY-STABLE MEXN, Patrick J. McNamara tiled 2 bill in the Circuit Court againet his partner, Oven Evans, for s distolution of pactnership. _Complainant states that in December last one Hammond and said Evans were in_partnership in the livery busi- pees at 58 und G0 Sherman street, At that time McNamara bought out Iammond's interest of ap undivided one-balf and went into pariner- sbhip. Ho Lias_given his whole time and atten- tion to the business, but charges that Evans has groesly meglected his daty, failed to return faoney coliccted, o to make proper entries on the books, aud threatencd to collect all there is due the firm and broak up its business. _Dc- Namara, therefore, desires 2n injunction and dis- polution. The former was granted by Judgo Willinms. TAX LITIGANTS AGAIX. The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rail- way Company filed a bill ngainst H. B. Miller, County Treasurer, to restrain the gale of their roperty for tazes, Thoy are lessces of tho olumbus, Chicago & Indiana Ceutral Railway Company, and bave been assossed, in the pecu- liar manuor of the State Loard, on a valuation of £246,027 of capital siock. No.new arguments \re alleged, and tho usual injunction is asked. ‘The Jirby Carpenter Company zlso find fault with the additionn] sssessment of 68 per cent on \heir property, and tha toxntion of their capital Mock, aud ask an injunction againat Lawrenco 9'Brien. ‘I'he Traders' Tnsurance Company made & mo- tiou before Judge Williame, and obtained an in- functicn for thirty days agaiost the Collector for 3outh Chicago, on giving a boud for £10,000, BANKIDPICY ITENS. Shiny & Pearson filed a petition against 8. L. Andrews, of Garduer, Grundy County, alleging w0 indebtenness Que them of £552.80 on two romiesory notes. A rule to show causs on rch 13 was made, aud & provisional warrant of seizure. & A ritie was mads on Orrin Smith et =l to filo l‘!chedulea in five days, or be attached for con- empt. 4 RiTLe proceedings in the matter of Beckman & roifuss were ordered diamissed. Hoses Loeb, of Cliczgo, filed a voluntary pe- tition, eetting out tbat bis liabilities aro sbout £13,300, and bis asects, consisting of bouschold property, aro claimed to bo exempt. The case waa referred to the Register. In the matter of 0. C. Hendorson, a first meet- ng of creditors was yesteraay beld, at which C. 8. Cooley was appointed Assigueo. JTDGMESTS. Jtpex BroberTr—United States District Comrt.— Portemouth Savings Bank v. The Town of Concord, ludgment 2,000 ~ Jamcs W. Flack v. Washington Sockle § verdict, $7,433.82, Jupos Boorn—Cireuit Court.—Ailler, Watson & Co, v. Bryan Philpot et al, ; defsult and judgment agaiust Philpot only $3,227.20. Palmer & Hickey . W #Sauderson ; verdich, $153,12. Burrnton Covnr—Confessions.—Joseph A, Nownk ¥, Thomas Zimpelman snd Conrad Bfeinmetr, $111.75, Kathan Mears et al. v. Petor Bredschneider, $328.30. Berthold Loewenthal v. Franklin Emery, §545.80 Jooce Gany—E. and A. Price v, Catherine Mc- Cartly et al., decrce, meehanics’ en, §774.75. Joseph Deinel et all v, Edward Davia ; finding and judgment, ¥L20. Town of Cicero v, Calvin W. Sherwood, Georgs Blerwood, and Hirsm P. Crawford ; finding debt, %,000 ; damages §1,824,89, and judgment. BUPEKION COURT IN BRIEF. w James Law began suit for $2,000 againat Hib- #atd Porter, - William Patrick began a suit in trespass aganst John Roeber, claiming 5,000, and an- other kuit in assumpesit for a like smount. George A. Seaverns sued the Ilinois Central Builroad Company for £1,000. I Norton & Co. began a suit for 5,000 against Thomas Richmond. . Goorge W, Champlin began an action agsinst Seorge H. Miner, laying dawages at £1,500. Timothy Cooper commenced 2 #uit in trespass szainst Ferdivand W. Peck, Clarence J. Leck, 1. 8. Peck, Zachariah Pratt, John Walsh, Harty Lewis, George R. Chittendan, and Goorge Bick- indike, Iaying dam-ages at $10,000. i CIRCUIT COUI p klnhn V. Cessell filed a petition againat Nelson Tz for a mechanic's Hen o5 the defendant’s premises on Bollevisw avenue, south of 3 Becond treat, for 31,000, ey Joeeph L. Donison broug seph AL Lyons and W. £4,000. : ;]J?}]‘é‘ N. Denison sued Mary AL Hallowell for The Western Transportation Company brought 2 ;3510: in assumpsit against E. L. Gowen for ,200. t_suit sgainst Jo- . Wright, claiming iz o COUNTY COURT ITEX®. ‘slter Conway waos appointed administrat of tho estats of the late 'thmu Murphy und:: an approved bond of 31,200, th,\lurtgn'n D'(Jj"lu ‘lvnn a puint;)d ad ministrator of e cstato of the late James Doyle un dt pproved bond of £10,000. e u:vup- _ Ellen Brennan was examined on allegations of insanity, which wore not sustained by the evie dence, and she wag discharged. PROF. SWING. His Reply to Dr. Patton’s Article in the Intcrior. He Declines Coming to That Gentle- man’s Confessional. And Simply Points Qut Some Defcets in His Article, The Allidnce of this morning contains the following letter from Irof. Swing, in reply to the article by Dr. Patton, publiehed a couple of days ago in the Tnterior: To the Edstor of the Interior: While I reciprocate the kind offer you make of your columus, by stating that the columus of the Alliance are open also to you whenever in a condensed form you may wish to state your views upon topics of public iuterest, yet at the eame timo I must decline coming myself up to your “confessional” except through the ardinary chennels of Sunday preaching; and if in in- terproting my future sermons you should be as unfortunate as you have been” in_reading the past oncs, you will still be wrestling with my creed when Macaulay’s New Zealander 1s look- ing down upon the ruins of Loudon. My wish in this letter iy only to point out some dofects in your long article this week. The diguified letter of Dr. Patterson has no doubt stimulated you to exort your full strength st last, and for the present you are no_doubt in full communion with Eggleston’s * Church of the Dest Licke,” 80 that after & year of intellectual work along this ono path, your argument bas now, without doubt, culminated.in this chef-d'ouvre now be- fore mo in your evangelical journals 1t 15 rue that the humonitarian view of Christis eloquently repudiated; sud it sirue that the * divine- 1ess " of Jesus is spokien of, aud that the epithet *di- Sine” s constantly applicd to Him, Dut thess epithets abound likewise in Unitarian literature. It would seem from this that your argument has culminated withou! telling your readers how you koow that I use the word “divineness” in the Uunitarian_sense, Prof. Patton saves by faith, so does Robert Collyer; therefors, Prof. Patton agrees with Robert Collyer. The columns of the Alliance are open to you, should you desire to point out the differonce between faith in your system aud in that of Mr. Collyer. Prof, Swing devotes a sermon o Paul's four leading jdcas. What ore they? Spirituality, omeness of hu- navity, 3 new life, nd love for Jesus, Not one word about {0 croes, stonemeaty condemnation, justifica- jon. This comes from my not Lnowing that the “ cross,” atoncment,’” eto,, wara peculiar to St. Paul, for, up to the moment of reading your ar- ticle, we Lad supposed shose ideas prominent also in the other Apostles. Tho Aliance is open, otc., etc. Cliristinnity is not forced upon us, Our own natura has forcad it up out of the spirit’s Tich depths; & di pine flower urged up by the warm soil of the immortal car ‘Ancther fact: We understand that Prof. Swing took occazion on the death of Joln Stnart Mill, & no- torious atheist, to presch a sermon in his pruise. We did not read the printed report of that scrmon, but © ‘member of the Presbytery of Chicago informed us of it, and spoks indignantly respecting it. Tt would appear from the first paragrsph in this quotation, sud from your horror of it,which the Presbyterian has czught (for tho contagion of heresy follows certain isothermal linesalways) that you. beliove Christianity to bo asto man holly ab extra, and not in sty way on sccount of any peculiarity of man's soul; and, such being your belief, the columns of the Alliance are open to_vou, ehould you wish to show what in your theory ' exists to proveut Christinnity from having been conferred upon the genus horse or ox. 1f Christiznity was not at all ab intra, but wholly from witbout, then you and the Presby- terian are left without sny explanation of the fact that it did not miss the human family and confer 1ts blessings upon tho brute world. 1hile you are pondering upon theso things, permit me to continue saying : Christianity i3 not forced upon us. Our own nature has forced it upout of the spirit's rich depths ;a. divine fower urged up by the warm soil of the immor- tal beart. Man's nature demanded it. It was no creation by priests, but was wrung from tho croator by the soul's' need and long sgony. The grief of your office over the sermon_on Mr. Mill, and Your boasting honor and sincerity, ought to Dave led you to quote the following paragraph at itsclose: But there is o perfection upon thesc shores. And now wa come to the shadow tLat falls acrous this grave bydayand night, That Mr. Mill did not accept the orthodox creed. is not what s liberal world need regzct the most, but_that hie revealed little of the religious gentiment and_Lope is what we must confcss tobea ehadow upon Lis memory, _1lis carcer verifies what I Lave kaid berceo often, that it has become, I fear, wearisome to you, that the intollect aloue does uat leat {03 Bavior or a God in the religious renze, r, 3t like Locke and Buckle, Darwin and Tyndall, so idolizet the rationsl faculty, so idolized "the visible, the tangible, tnd tho iinmediate, that the seotiments seem o have perished by meglect, When the buman mind will go 10 farther than it can sce clear— ly, it cannot go far from its credle. It argues litilo against the central truths of Clristianity that these ghest Lrain powers have rejected their claime, for they Tave gone further and huve, for {he most part, desit with deism itsell just s with Christisnity, Their earts do ot fail of Christianity, but of il ‘religion. This phenomenon of thoussnds of practical philoso- pliers parting with religion does not teach me that the Teligious world is & fable, but does teach me that thers ite rentiments in the heart which, if lighted, will convert - the earth into a laboratory, and deati, and Jove, and wiedom, and virtue all ‘into dust. Victor CGousin, of France, was the rival of Stuart’ Mill in wisdom, in genius, in intellect; and so Guizot. These thres wero eimilar and ' sirikingly —great. Dut the iwo lutier possessed the power of sentl ment, That golden atmosphere of lova and hope that bangs around rligion enveloped Victor Cousin in its life-giving foids, Setting out from the sume points of thought, Cousin slways came up fo God and Heaven, and Mr. Mill, to the practical of this life ; to the huppiness of man here, snd then paused, Ob, Whet a decp mystery of Luman lifo is Lere: From the same father’s side, ¥rom the same mother’s knee, One journeys to 3 gloomy tide,— One to s peaceful soa. And Cousin znd Guizot teach us that thers i no tmental greatness too large for reiigion, Tlat religion depends uot upon the world's credulity; they teach s, aven Leride the grave of the lamented Aill, that re- Tigious sentiment ia a divine part of human character, and ought to make jts sunlight play in every Losom ; Ao fhe: the more gifted the gentns, the sweeter and ‘more divine may Le ita colors on the soul's horizon.” The passage following ougbt to lead you to erlighten your readers as to how far beyond the “icountless years of elernily it is neessary for me to extend the remorse of a sinful soul in or- der to come up to an orthodox ides of duration : But Teason, looking upon the Catherines de Medicl, or upon the violeut murderers of our own land, can- Dot see anything in the countless years of eteruity that oould effaca the vision and memory of the black spot. We reserve for a future day some diecourso about your doctrine of Salvation by Faith, but meanwhile the Alliance is open to you, should you wish to show your belief in the inspiration of St. James, who eays: * Whercfore by works s man is justified, and not by faith only;" and aside from St. James, you go by a book whick kays: (1) That tho soul is eaved by Christ's blood; (%) That the soul is saved by a decreo from éternity ont of God's mere pleasure; A+ nothing in man moving Him thereunto;” **not from anything at all foreseen in man, who is altogether passite therein;” * for Christ's sake alonie, not by imputing faith iteelt.” (3) That faith in itself is an sct of mind which comes ajler salvation, an effect not » cause; snd hence, standing as you do in the midst of these threo ways of ealvation, you certainly would not make our dotrine of faith #o prominent as to mako poople doubt abont your orthodoxy 2s toa salva- Fion by Christ, and ‘88 to an_election regardless of man's mental operation, and a8 to faith's be- fng s result of couversion rather than a causc. In these circumstsnces you certainly will not core faith in a grip like that of the miser :\'{}m clutched at his dollar till the eagle itself equally over all doctrines, both a8 to your intel- lect znd your emotions. = Eoowing, Prof. Patton, how far bohind yon are in your work, sod knowing the habit of great minds to ba that of attaching proof to propositions, and, pereeiving that you have not Pat domonstrated that ZcKaig is a0 infidal, bave Tt yet shown bow s man_geitivg forth from & Dicine Christ can be » Rationaliet, have not yet shown why it is a *“gpoon ” religion to eay that Robert Collyer does not sssail lus brethren, but gcreamed, but you certainly will epread yourself | proaches a “ practical religion,” have not yet | shown how * repeatedly to repudiste the hu- manitarian view of Christ " 18 & proof of unbe- lief in his Divinity, it would be unfair not to weit for you to catch up in your large work, which’ I now do; and would pleasantly say that, if the Presbyterian Courch “can endurs you 88 its editor and theological Profcssor 'in the Northwest, it ought to find it essy to endurs me as a private clergyman, and in fact may well prize ua both,— you a8 showiog young preachers what theology once was, and me a8 sbowing its dreadful and dangerous tendency when, under the guidance of unbridled hyman sudacity, it gocs 8o far as to 50y, " primitive man " instend of * Adsm,” and not only preaches upon Stuart Mill, but abso- lutely deliverod a locture for & chapel, in memory of & noble Lrioud, Mrs. Mary Price Collier. Bo-. tween you and me, at both ends of tho route as awfal warnings, the clorgy at large can strike a fino average, aud lead usoful lives. Yours, Davip Bwixa, WAk T GEN. FITZ JOHN PORTER. Lo the Editor of The Chicago Tyibune: Sin: The Post and Mail of this evening has an attack on Gen. Fitz Jobn Porter, which shows two things, and two only : malice and - ig- uoranco, Trom beginning to end there is not one word of fact in it ; and the writer is not only ignorant of tho truth regarding Porter, but of the posi- ticn of the army and Pope's power. Tho ecizing of the pen * by ¥ope to order Gen. Porter shot on the field,” is only equaled by Pope's celebrated order snnouncing bis hoadquarters in his gaddle. This melodramatio incident is in keep- ing_with the whole article. Why s it, Mr. Editor, if Tope's case isso clear, aud Gon. Porter's 50 cortain, that theso ardent Fapal worshipers araso determinedly fight= ing againet giving a truo and noblo soldier an opportunity to reccivosimplo justico ? 1f 3 con- Viction then was a just one, why fear the open- ing of the case now ? . The ouly reply Pope’s advocates can give to that query is, It is dono, and Gen. Porter got bis deserts.” I propose to give you the reasons why they uEpnn it: Firs!—Thut falso tostimony against Gen. Por- ter was given, to his injury. ‘Second—Thiat testimony in his favor was with- held by ofticers who should have given it, and by others suppressed. Third—That Gen. Porter was convicted on falso tostimony and assumption alono. Fourth—That Gen, Porter's live of defense, which was thrown asido by the Court, was a truo one, and its claim as such defonse ¢au ncw bo proved good and convincing beyond dispute. Fifth—That instead of baving the fow troops in'front of him thnt Pope and officers sworo Le had, Gen. Porter can now prove that Lee and TLongstreet had tho best part of tho Confaderate army before him,—more than four times his strength. Sizli—That Gen. Porter, on bis march from Harrison's Landing to Wiiliamsburg, heard of Loo's intendod dash at Pope, and begged per- mission of Gen. McClellan to go to hiu as- sistanco, and went to Pope's nssistauce as rapid- Iy a4 it was poseible, Seventh—That Gon. Porter's disposition of his troops at the second Bull Run (so-called) so de- ceived Gén, Lo and s oflicors that he, by i, saved Pope's army from uiter annihilation. Gen. Lorter will yet have justice, if motb through Prewdent Grant, who once promised it, throagh some successor more indepondent of Lis military family. Whero Pope ba a defendor among tho regular officors of the army, Gen. Porterhas a legion. At his trisl, Gob. Dorter was offered the testi- mony of many oflicors who stood, and still stand, bigh, fo provo the utter uaralisbility of Topo's statemonts; but Lo declined their prof- for; and, though four members of the Court vore porsonally inimical to Lim, he would not challengo thom, #o certain was Lo of his integ- rity, and g0 high-toned bis faith in the wearer of » oldier's uniform. 3 Thore are thousands of gallant men who will demand justice for their old commander and their desd comrades, and will never ceaso until they getit. The writeris ONE o¥ Tomr Cuicaco, Feb. 20, 1874, s el = Swinburne and Concord. From the New York Tribune. A distingaisbed American literatenr, in a pub- lished interviow, was recently reported as speak- ing, with & vigor of rhetoria we may bo excused from repeating, of Mr. A. C. Swinburne. The interview died quiotly on this sido of the Atlan- tic, but met a fatal immortality beyond sons by falling under the eye of th author of , Chuatel- ard.” In a letter to s personal frioud, who las Diad tho _ indiscrotion to send a copy to the Trib~ une, with a_zoquost for publication, the_poct thus deluges bis critio with the unclean vials of his wrath : T sm informed that coriain American jour- nalists, not content with providivg filth of thoir own for the cousumpsion of thoir kind, omo- times offor o their renders & dieh of boastlincss which they profess to havo gathored from under the chairs of more distinguishod men. While the abuse lavished on my name and writings could claim no higher than & nameless source, T havo al#aya beon able to say With_Shelley, *1 Dave noither curiosity, interest, pain, nor pleas- ure in anything, good or evil, tiiey can say of mo. 1 feal ouly & slight diegust, and & sort of won- dor that they presume to writs my name,” If Tam to beliovo] that that nume has been made the mark for such vilo Ianguage as is now publicly attributed to men of mots in the world of letters, I, who sm not sufliciently an expert in tho dinlect of the cess-pool and the duug-cart to retort in thewr own kind on theso venerable gontlemen,—I, whoso ears and lips are alike unused to tho amonities of & conversation embroidered with such fragments of flowery rhetorio as_may be fisbed up by copgenial fingers or lapped up by congenial tongues out of tho sewerage of Sodom,—can return no better or more apt reply than was addressod Yy the servant of Octavia to the satellites of Nero, and applied by Lord Denman, when coun- Bel for Queen Caroline, to - the sycopbants of GeorgoIV. A foul mouth s g0 ill-matched with & white beard that I would gladly belicve the newspaper scribes alone reeponsible for tho bestial uttorances which they declare to have dropped from a teacher whom such disciplos as these exbibit, to our disgust and compassion, a8 performing on their obsceno platform the last tricis of tongue now poesible to a gap-toothod and hoary-Leaded ape, carried first into notice on the shoulder of Carlyle, and who now. in his dotage, spits and chatters from s dirtier porch of Lis own finding and fouling. Averting, with 2 peculiar emotion which I need not specify, my eyes and nostrils from the sight snd eavor of snch things, I necd not-stoop as though to blow off any speck of their leaving from a name whick I trust and think, though it may well be that it has gained nothing, has at least lost nathing in my hands of its hereditery honor. Those to whom i is knoa only os an object of rovil, ing from writers with or without a name of their own may vet do well to ask themsclves how far such follies and anch villanies may bo likely to affect the ropute or_disturb tho consciousness of one to whom it is given to remember that well-nigh at the very ontset of his course he had carnod the praiso and won the friendship of Landor, of Hugo, and of Mazzini, 2nd who, though bo may sce no need and feel no inclination to sesk shelter behind tho name or beneath the countenance of any man, bas yet, in the seuse of this not unmerited honor, an endnring source of such pleasure and such pride a8 the *most sweet voices” of his revilers are sbont equally competent to givo and to take BWAY. A. C. SWINBCRNE. . 4 Jan, 30, 1874." HOUSEHOLD GOODS. AT AYCTION, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. 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Apply 254 Sou 10 AVING HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PAEI'?A(:; H.’lxd ‘of merchanuize to dispose of should first 260 SWENTLAND BROS., 63 South Ganalst T ARE PREPARED T0 DO ALL KINDS OF D P hotering, such a1 remaking m tronses, PeeAnig chairs, polishing aud ropairine lural ture; carpets taken up, cleaned, and relaid, furnitare Packed far shipmont: all kiads of bedding made Lo order: Diiinda of houschcid goods and merchandise sold on o todlspose of will do Commisston, ' Perties hirlog e to dlipong, of will d well toeall on J. H. PIKE MUSICAL. JUSNUUUIIRE . oh-se TP O L o EST CABINET ORGAN I THE WORLD. FIRST BEST S at Vienna, 1878, itzcels ail other in qaailty o Gamblity. Prices lower then anyiothers. Urgaus oot With priviioge, of purcasa by installments. Prices, $55t0 $1,000. Catalogues with prices and fall Gencription sent froe. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO., 8 and & A -8t o C CE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS AT LOWEST T e goand for S5, smmwtmew: oo S omd o Y, fow ones at reduced prices e Shins Emown to the wuelc trade o be foand at THEQ. J. ELMORE & CO. 78 State-st. INSTRUCTION, ASS. L‘_WSTH:[;'I'E OF TECUHNOLOGY, —EVfl- ) Riaminations June 1 and & and Bept. 23 2. For talogne and lato cntrance exsmination oners apply to Frot. BAMUEL KNEELAND, Sec'z, i 1A CITY REAL ESTATE. 70K SAZE_ONETENTH CASH, BALANCE IN nine equal semi-annual Y’Iml‘nlfl at 7 percent: B30 eheap lots at South Chicago. Ti0 cheap Jots at Northwestors car-shops. 131 lots on Washin=toa Height Tho Wahtngion Hewghis ios adioln Morgan Park:ars on the ridge kit oot jrom Suatli-st, station, mcai the Bilitary Ackdemy, endzeh, ‘Soveral cosidencos costing {rom $3,(60 fo $5,000 aro mow building on_and near this property. The Ladics’ Sominary, to cost $100,. 00, and the Gathvlic sehool and conveat. to cost 3301 00, are now bullding. The sccommodation traine will sded STarch I 13 convey the rapidy-incresalug popu- Ition of this promising subacb. e Pt xsg part of South Chicago at the Towent paleos. aad On Lhe casiost terms. This growing Pikce spasis for itsalf. Ovor 100 1ots have boen bold thoro i b o, - e Nartanestern car-shiops already omploy several bundred man, and will soon be cur largest suburb. A large, profiu zaast be realized from purchasos fn thelr nigiulty. Purchasers in cithor of thess suburbs will bo assisted in ballding if they commonco ot once. \Ve dosito o nell at lcast v of shess lota by Maroh 1, and, to accomplish this, shall keep tho offics opea till To oclok at night. R. P. BLANCHARD. 153 LaSalio-st. 0K SALE.NG CAS MEGUIRED FOR FIVE yeata from thors who will buil 60x100 {t on Clark-st., ncar Chestaut. 402110 ft on LaSalie-st., near Superior. Bixico fx corner Welis dnd Usk. . 255100 ft corner Lake and Carpexter. 732135 £t on CAlumet-ar., noar Thisty:third-st, 1108133 1t sornor Carrol d . John's-piace. 301150 ft on Clark-st., nsar Schiller, 803110 £t cornor Welis and Ohlo-sts. We are authorized to sell any of thio above pm[x!rly at tess (s ke prics, and, fothesa v will Buld, S8 par cont intereat. BlroBronna’ e A e D KEKFQOT £ CO., * 8 East Washington-at. JOR EALE _TTvE OCTACOY STORE THGNT bt and lots on Vincennes-av., mear Thimy. price low; terms easy. Soutneast comer Wandland Park and Cottage Grove- av., 125 by 120 feet. This lot combines a fine residence and businoas sito, just north of Thirty-tifth cany; title good. F1vo two-story frame houses and lots on Thirty-seventh. at,, near Lako-av. ‘Twostory frame house with 30 foot lot, oa Oakleyat., near Fulton, - An especial bargain. Cholce lot on E-t., vers ncar Halsted, and Unlon Stack Yards; prics low: torng ossy. Lakeat, near cm Park, 4 foet, south front; must bosold ln ten wrant an offer, ! It WELLS, 18 Dearborn-st. FO[BALE-DY MATSON HILL, X0S. TWAND ifs Dearborn-at —Alarblo-front houso north of Twonty. INDIANA-AV. fratoat. $15, 00, TNDIANA-AV.—Two marbla-front hanses noar Thirty- third-st., 13 rooma each: price, 89,600 MICHIGAN-AV.—Thrce houses near Taronty-atxthest. ; . 813,000, 38,000, and $31,000. SALE—10 NEW3ST0 Houses on Uniop-av., Forty.firs Cheap and eacy terms, of will out cbeap. 1. I HI 151 LaSalle-st., bssemont. OR SALE_PRAIRIE-AV. 812,800, including famaco.” & atovo, fiany terms. 4itle perfect. REN, 18 Chamber of Commerae. \OR BA sovent BRIOK .110USE AND aear Strtoqathat, ooly uron, An U EsATAS Wake HPA South Park. on high ground (grove proporty), front- ing on Calumet and Pralrio-avs., cucners Fifts-third.st., 73’ time: 7 per cont Intorest, J. ESATAS WAR- 18 Chambor of Commercs. TOF, SALL S JEROVED A0 DNDITRoTED opetty In difforoat parta of thweity. Alss houss and fte 16 wrchango for famms. GEO. V. BYWD, 16 oSalin st Hoom 1t 7V SATE - OARWOOD EOULEVARD LOTS. Teautiful lota on Oskwoad Boulerard, just south of and adjolning city limits, &t low prices, and on very easy terms. Also, lota on Grand Boulevard, and on Fgan and incennes-ava., adjoining liml! and offerlng every ad- £e for revtdence pu ‘Ploaso call for & piat of this attractive and desirable provert, For investmiont or fmproveinent it eannot bo surpasse Decided bargains will be givon to thoso who purclase st once. The jirop- ariy is 80 attractive, and combincs 0 many and great \d- vantages, {hatitnesds only to bo soen to e appreciated, Tuilders and hrokers will ploass make & note of this. . EBATIAS WARRKEN, 18 Chamber of Commnerce. 0 OR SALE—-AT A DECIDED BARGAIN-DESIRA. blo two-story iramo bouse snd two lotr, 183 South Loavittst,, 9 rooms, bath, etc.: choico nelghborhood; immodiate session. Apply at 190, OR SALE—12x13% FEBRT, CORNER BKLMONT- xv. and Dammy mad: sowér fn atroct; ouly 360 per foot. BOYD & WISNER, ¢5 Dear? t. {FOR_SALE-RESIDENCE 45D BT TOTS in manufacturing disirict fronting Von Horn, Niue- toenth, Twontieth, and Twenty-firdt-zia., and Western- ar. BOYD & WISNER, & Dearborn-at. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. 'OR SALE—BY B, F. CLARKE & CO., - Sallo.st.s Severaf solendid houses and lota. -’fin&‘fi. Tark; will be sold at IoW feurrs or exchanged for un- Loproved lots, or guod lowa lands, Two of the oboicest orners at, Washington Helzhts, 100x150 snd 100x135, within two blocks of rallroad crowiug both very dens able for Lusiness or residence purposes. Ome block (5 acres) cholce grove; two blocks (6% acres each) prairio; oue tract of 20 acres, and ono tract of $0acres, neardepots at Washington Ieighta and Morgan P; 't such prices and terms as will doublo in value duri 1¥74, tracts botween Clyds and Hawthorn acres, upon very liberal terms; ehol OR SALR—THR CHOICEST PROPERTY EITHER by tha lot, block, or acre, Morgan Park, and upon tho very liberal terms of cash, and balance 1p 2, and 8years, with laterest at 7 per cont'her anum. ~Can be purchissd only at the Washing- ton Heighta Ageacy. floom 4, 123 LaSalie-st. ‘Also, two vory choico tracts betweon Clydo and Haw. thorne, adjolnfag C. B. & Q. R. ripo for subdividing, on very Liberal terma, B. i*. CLARRE & CO., Toum 4, 12 South LaSalic-st. { OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-NORWOOD PARK—~ Sevaral cboico biocks o lots, The O. & N., Py 4., L. R.R. touches this town, Ravenswond—Savural lots and one block. Calumet—48 Tots, on block, 1o Allen’s Subdivision of Township 31, Rango M. South Evanston—100 fcet, cholee, at 8 great bargain. . WELLS, 184 Doarborn-st. WANTED--MALE HELP, ‘Bookkecpers. Clerks. Etc. AT O o reasass, and work WARE A o o cheap. Aldarers with fall particalars and rolerences. G 31, Tribane oftice. “YAI\TRD—FOB A COUNTRY STORE IN A SUB- urban town, near Chlu‘f.\. ‘s young man of industri- ous and strictly temperate habits.” Must have aknowl. edge of dry goods and the duties of & ‘gensral slore trade. Address, giving age, exporience, and salary exnected, A 31, Tribuoe ofice. Tranaes. W ANTED-CARPEXTGRS T0 WORK AT HIGH- wood cash, x ASHLRY NEARS 50 Letatiosty o o o VWASTED—L GOOD NAN TO TAKE CHARGE ooea dens e e SOUN HCEWEN, 50 North Wellpat, - ooorenee: - H '“"r‘}xgrxg;%_ JOREMAN TN A FIHST-OLASS -factory: & good_opportusity for an experienced and well-qualifiod man: noother need apply: Toferunces fouuinea. A dirons Ton 1, K0- Cotomban O Conchmon. Teamstors, &e. ANTED- A YOUXG SIAX ACQUATSTED WITH oA Kina bies L SR whgR, Addrsic OR BALE_ENGLEWOOD-FIVE ACRES ON tho southcast corner of Halsted and Tlity-eighth-sta. Easycerme, GEO. H. & T. K. ANDREWS, No. 183 La- Tt 54 TE-ACRE] NEAR BRIGHTON HOUSE— W Fitioe . 16,9, or 4o soros fa N. V. ‘(gea.[l‘l. 55 1 rohoriar. t QFo. T, £ 70" ANDREWS, No. 18 LaSalloat, OR SALE—ACRE PROPERTY—S 3 S W X SEO. o Tt rallonsd ness. Shameid, sifiablo for Bt vision. Also 2% acres noar Brighton, already sabdivided; gheap' Af taken soon. HAMILTON & BLOHN, 12 ou k-3t JFOR SALFE-LARGE FINE LOTS ONLY 1% MILES from Court-Housa on bixh, dry ground, only three blocks from dopot; face, 4% cents, also omnibus ruoning near; for the small pride of $30, on easy torms. Why not save a fow dollars. month and own & house of yourowsn, G. B. GRIFFLY, 153 East Madison-at. JoOR SALE-ENGLEWOOD LOTS_AT THE NOR. 3l School: very chulce property. Prices rango 2ol Call st e ofice and cin © it will pa 2 Doatbortae o TP POR FALE.S ACiloy CORNEn OF NALTED and Seventy Brsteata. ; wl s it deaired. SNYDEIC K LEE 11 Nison Building, Borthoast corner onroo and LaSalle- Trom $400 to 3200; terms, learn who Lins botght and w you. H. J. GOUDRIC “7 ANTED — W TH M — WINTER EMPLOYMENT. for evorybody. Good wages. Pormanent -‘::‘;I%E ment. Menand women wanted. Full particulars free. ‘Address W. A, HENDERSON & CO., Cleveland, O. orSt. Louls, Mo, A VW ASTED—A FOY 70 DO OFFICE WORE. ASD ‘take care of horso; will pay 3 per weak. Staie are, m!-mng. and residence. Address F 84, Tribune office. JWANTED MEN AND WOMEN CLEAR %5 IN M taree Bour of 30 ek S9yromiom toamart aammplo [reo, or v ars o B AT GO 1 Faat Handolphisty Soom 1he ARTED_A YOUNG COLORED BOY, i OR 15 ) ‘toassist in bar at PRATT'S Bliliard Hall, 3 Poly aftor 9. m. VWANIRD- K SMART PORTER WHO CAX READ ‘and write. “Apply at 24 and 206 East Madisoa-at., ‘with roferences.. VWARIED—T CaN FIND WORK AND FOUSE: Tent in the tame house for two amall familics. 130 West Madlson-st., ap-atairs. TANTED_A FIRSY-CLASS TRAVELING SALE. man for a Naw York wholesale boot and shos boust for Wisconsln and Minnetors. L. B, MANTONYA 3 , 8 Marke OR_SALE—_EVANSTON—CHOICE ACRE-PROP- erty, suitablo for immediato subdivision; niso bincks icalots, Al firat-class investments. ' H, WHIP- 200 LaSaile-st. - OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—D OR 8 ACRES | uSae Washlagton Belebe 0 el or sale or exchango—For atock of oods, & splen- did farm tn Michigaz. & 3 For sale or_eschiange—8(0 acres choico Towa land i Fayetie, Hancook, aad Wingebago connties, M. WHIPPLE, 200 LaSallo-st. ORt_SALE-ACRE PROPERTY—VERY DESIR- ablo for subdivision. Offered at & groat sacrifico. Prices rangs from £300 to $2,00 per acre. Apply o GEORGE W. HILL, 1% Madfsoa-st. corner Filta-av. F’oxflfie—s Ol 10 ACRES ON TWELFTI-ET. near Daugles-place. Lots in_block earnor Thirty: ninth and Wentworth-sts, $550 to 890, At Rock Liland carshops, it Rntal /400 1o Soh, Yong timer o payment required dows .6 Bra) [Vant Randolpb-at. ks i o) WANTED--FEMALE HELP. Domestics. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK. ALSO A laundreses. Also a socond-girl, fund of children, th'of Thirtoont! WA NTED — A _GOOD GIRL EOR G housowork at 761 Michigan-av. Call bstwoen 9and 1Wtodsy. HAL '\‘VANTBD—A GOOD SWEDE OR GERMAN GIRL for general housowotk in a umall (amily. Must bring reloreaces. - Appiy 1071 Wabashar. ‘VANTRD—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSP- ¥ork: ore who wontd bo willing to ive out of th eIt Hmita: it conveniant fo cars: Innuire to-day at ofice of GOSS & PHILLIPS Msaufsctunng Company, cormer SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. Bookkeenors. Clerks. &c. O iy aeASTED_ IS A WHOLESALE O 26 sears - Eronto given ‘Adatoss DROGUIST, 5 Soatl Groemat, Trades. ITUATION WANTED_AS STEAM AXD GAS-FIT- 2D ter and o actas orersan or assataat I el Raaress A1, Krivuno oicer s S04 rolorsaces Fizea. QITUATION WANTED_A SCANDINAVIAN GAR- S dener and flarist, marridd, ln?l:u ,}3‘,, old, nflo b l?lynea::nux an;s'uo‘h the business,” wants a situatioz, eicher to takm . ) gandener. Ploase address X i Tobune sdeer oo TTUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST. e Blackimist - Address W W, HOS Adrian, Mich. Conchmen. Teamsters. &c. TTUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN: AM WELL acquainted with the business, and will work ‘for Tossonablo tarms, Addross EDWARD HANSEN, 53 Hubbard-st. QITUATION WARTED-TY A GOOY) FAMILY, BE » young man, as driver and groom. No objections t othor work. Address M 74, Tribuno office.. Missollaneons. SIIUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS oysterman; thoroughly anderstands the busincse fn Address OYSTERMAN, Tribung SS CAR. SINGER, all its branches. office.. SITUATION WANTED_BOOKS_OPENED AND closed, complicated accounta adjasted. Work ro. gulring ag expert solicitad by WEBB & TUCKER, Roow 16, 198 East Madison. SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALZE Domestics. QITUATION WANTED-45 COOK OR FOR G oral Bousework {a a privato family. Bast of refores giren,_Call at 156 Wost Van Burca-st. QITUATIONS WANTED_BY TWO RESTECTADLE izls to do gemoral honsowork. No_objectica to go i tho'countey. Appiy 167 West Taylor.st. TTUATIONS WANTED — BY TWO BWEDIS irls (aistors). in & stylish private family, xa cook an: second girl; cook understands All kinds of faney conk- ink." Reforenoes given, i requirad. 4 by mail, fora week, MisnAXEL, Hyde Park. Employment Arencies. ITUATIONS WANTED-FAMILIES IN WANT OF nod Seandinavian and Ge: app! oS DUSRER Shien: &) Milwaukesoere o - TO RENT--ROOMS. 70, RENT — PLEASANT HOOMS WiTH R ‘without board. 114 and 11§ West Madisonat. Terms moderate. 70, REFT-NICELY FURNISHED SMALL 2D largo front bodrooms, suitable for one and two gea- tlemen, at 653 Wnbash-a\ Y0 RENT-ELEGANTLY-FURNISHED ROOMS, by the dav, week, or month: chisapest reatla the clty. At tho 5. Julien Bxropesn Hoiel, 15) Deatborn. Y E.MARKS, 13 WEST LAKE-ST. mfnfibed rooms for housekeepi! 70, BENT_FURNISHED AND Ui rooms, cheap to parties who will take meals out; 21 West Moaroo st., nesr Sangamon. Clark and Trofth-sia. VY ARTED-A GQOD TLATY COOK (WHITK SIAK) Y at Evorett House, 18 Wort Madison-st., this orniag. TOR SALE—S ACRES, MORTON'S SUBDIVISION, near Cornell: a choice bargain. B. F. CLARKE & €0., Room 4, 12 LaSall ]j‘ '0 LOTS AT MELROSF, NEAR depoty 10 per cont cash, 10 por ant 1 yoar, B per cent 2years, balnuce within 9 yoars, 8 per cent intorest; the bistopportunity on the market for & live man with limit- e capital to makea fortune. B. F. CLARKE & CO., Roow 4, 122 LaSallo-st. TVANTED-A"COOD, THONEST GIRL, TO DO housework. No atylish lady nced apply. £%9 State. TP0,BENT-_VERY NICELY FURNISHED ROGWS. Apply at Parlor B9, 161 and 168 Fast Washlnrton st. THE FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE, st Monros-st., a well-famizhed room %o cue o o gentleme: : 3 ANTED—A GOOD CO WASHER, AND ironer. Apbly at 14l Osk-st., North Side, baso- ‘mont dn»ur. between 9 and 3 o'clo ANTED_A GOOD, STRONG GIRL FOIL GENR. m‘ ! ral housomork iaa pitvate fazmlly, at 565 West Mon- -at. FDR BALE-MAYWOOD-TWO-STORY FRAME \I\TANTRD—KN A PRIVATE BOARDING-HOUSE, A {:amo m:e, li'ln:.l? lWInllZ In ‘Iflfldbmlz;h‘ ‘lmgl’::; of e lflhDd irl to dnlch::‘lhst.r:arwd a:lp 'all nn’ (lhg Fovu ‘el clatern, ote. Al ba 1 | Nond bat n experisaced, Arai-s e O A EHAIGA! IV Lkoae - oo | Tffvelsrae, SR ncnY FD“ SAL T ENGLEWOOD-FINE BUILDING TS, véry cheap, oo moutnly parmenty, Alcasn o coved A o CReAD. BPRNE, 1% Clarkst.r Room' . TOR SALEA VERY FINE JIOUSES ON LATGE lots, in Scuth Evanston, beantifully located ncar Lake sturs. For salo on eisy lerms, ~TILLOTSON BROS. and 24 State-st. JIONSALETWELVR VERY DESINABLE HOUSES in Englewood, 2% milex from eity limits; no rivers to trains daily. TILLOTSON TOR SALE_AT A BALGAIN, FOR GASH_COT- tage, in complete order, with lot and gond barn TYorty-nith-st., near Kvans-av. B. F. OLARKE & Ci Room 4, 122 FaSall i 'OR SALI TATE-ST.—% YEARS' LEARE OF =X 44 feot, {front ;59 fect morth of Randolph-st. The ‘most remarkable loaso in markot. = No reappraisals dur- ing entire tezin. Only $5,500 if taken at once, 3 merels nominal price forauoh a loass. J. ESAIAB WARKEN, 18 Chamber of Commerco. [OIL BALE—BY MATSON HILL, NOS. 108 AND 110 Dearborn-at, : STATENT.Shel25 feot, east front, locatad 150 fest wonth of Thiriy. frstat. WABASH-AV.—200:161 fest, northoast corner Fifty- seyenth-st. No paymout for four yoars if purchaser will build {mmediately. This {s opposite John Haber's fine place, and is very chuice resldencs property. Fasy of anorss by Englewood traius, which stop a¢ Fifty-ffth 13- alnthests, T BALE_HARRIFON ARD WESTERA- av. Wo hava sonio choice lots in the black oa south- west ‘corner Western.av, and Harrison-t. : 3 fow good corners latt. _We can make sprcia ae with those who willbuild. ~ W. D. KERFOOT & CO., 85 Kast Washing- fon-st. {01t SALE-DY MOREY & SAGIL 77 OLARK- s 3lotson Harrison-st. near Rotoy-st. 4 lots o Madison-st. cast of Ceutrai Park. 2 1ot on Ogdva.av, near Park; $1,3:0. 25x1%6 n w corner Adams-st. and Ir JroOR SALT-T TOTS ON ROBEY-ST. ¥or salo or eichange—Fino brick house on War- Ten-av. Tor salo or cxchango—Tlouse and six lots for a H. WHIPPLE, 2 La¥ froxsae #t.—91; ft. front; eheap; W GALLOWAY & BON, > RTV-TH 11l divide into two lots, cornar State and [E_SOUTH PARK-AV. CORNER TWEN- ty-fifth-st.—Three-story and basomoni stono front ouse; sixteen rooms; will take smaller placo in or out of the oify in part pay. ‘A. J. GALLOWAY & SON, . w. corxer Btate and Madlsor TOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE_LARGE FRAME bouse and barn, 20 1¢. lot, suth of Tweuty.thirdst. on Calumat-ay. Part eash and South Side lots tho enncs, HENRY L. HILL, 8 Washingtoo-st. Oft SALE-Y MOREY & MAGILL. 77 CLARE- st. bacres on Van Buren and Jackson-st. near California-av. bo sold out as rotail at & large advaaco. OR SALE—BY MO: % MAGILL, 77 CLARK. st. First-class two-siory housc, brick cellar, and ood barn, on Robey.st. mear Adams. Other property taken (n part payment. G0 feot and framo house on Monroo-st. eastof Wood; Can Milliners. T ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS, TO £0 0at of the city. Apply to W, J. FLEML - derson's Steam Laundry, corner Btate-st.and Eldridgo-ct. ’ Sonmstrosses. ANTED-EXPERIENCED BOW-MAKERS. Nono bat those haring sxperionce ta bow and nook- tio making neod apoly. 0. A. CRELL, 8 sud 8 btateat. Ditscollaneous. VW ANTED-ISMEDIATELY A FIRST-CLASS, EX- rionced Iady elerk for the bair department.” Ap- ply at Kzposition Bazaar, Madison and Halsted, BUSINESS CHANCES. gross nor delays:'30 first-class passcnger [TOR HALE_8 ACRES WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, SALE—2 ACRES NEAR IRVING PARK AND son-st, fulsito, STORRYE WA ‘Washington-at. For salo on monthly paymenis by owners. BHOSS S ad e Siataste o7 oot I Sco. 7, jeast of - Femalo Cullozo. JAMES B. GOUDMAN & CO., 73 Dearborn-st. O B T, R R wil hrouh it WAl FRICE, Room b, No. 1% East Made J1OR SALE-FIVE GHOIGR TOT AT MATLE- 0, eaat front,. on ’ - o ront. on highest cround utoro. A boa. OF: SALE-OR RENT_AT HINSDALE, A VERY desirable residence, with ons sore ground, near depot. Tasv tenns. Apply to J. NOTTINGHAM, No. 2 West Madison-st. [POR SALE-WE WILL SELT_AT A GREAT BAR. { gatn, 5, 10, 15, or 2 acros in_Sec. %, 40, 13, ou the WiSconsin Division of tho N. W. 1. R., o Philpot's sub- divisfon, at Avondale, 37 of & mils from the city limita, btweed Maplewood and Irviog Park: this property iarar 101y lmproving, 34 houves now belng buill fa. th_subdl- vislon.” K deot s to be haished by Juns next. Willsell cheap, snd_on casy torms: will take part in other prop- arty, 4nd acrange 1o aul purchsscr foc rocailing. . Como and’sce ns. PHILPOT & HONORE, No. % Clark-st. [POR_SALE_PARK RIDGE AND EIDGELAWN scrv-proparty for ealo or orohsngo. This is the highest land. in (he county, and_ couveniont to railroad stations. Also, houscs aud lots to exclisnge. Farms aund inchie lota o sell OF exchangs. 4. F. TOMPKINS, 137 Washington-sf., Room 8. [OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE_A GOOD DWELL. ing, bar, and one scra of ground, (n a pleasant pubnebi iliagy neac Cheaco. Collon ;€ JOHNSON, £5 i 77 Ulark-st., Room 7, or address JOHN NISH, Henry Co., Tl [OR SALE_AT NORTH EVANSTON, HOUSES, Ioie, andacro vroperty. Money furmihed partiea Sehin wall'baild. JOHN CULVER, 144 LaSall TO EXCHANGE. . Tror EXor —A DESIRABLE COTTAGE, well ncated, in Battle Creek, Sich., worth $3.50; fucumbrance, 1.0, long tine, fur cottage or lots in of near Cnicago._Address N. A. WOOD, Ruckford, IHl. 0_EXCHANGE-FiVl: HOUSES AND LOTS ON Thirty-seventh-st., near Lako-av., for improved, un- fncumbered farm. Cottago Grove-av., 1251120 foot on Woodland Park, for farms, village, or elty property. Atirorn—Une of the Anost residences and grounds, for Chicego nroperty and gume cash. Norwood Fark—-Blocks or lots for improved, wnincum- Deged farms, villsze, or clty property. good fncome, and for Chicage prop- A TIRST-GLASS DINING ROOM, WITH BAR AT tached, right In the centrs of wholesale housos (South Side), doing a good buslaess, for sale; smail capital ro- quired; good reason_given for selling. Inquire at Bea- Beit's Ke South Water-st., roar. ADRAMANTINE GANDLE FACTORY FOR SALE. Bitaated on e lot 140 fect squazs corner Hamilton and Twanty-talrdats., with & fall complement of hydrauhie presses, molds, stllls, stc., ste. Tho business has been Botformly proitable for fany yesrs, and an opportunity Toc investrment well worth the attention of business men and capitalists: Apply to C. H. GRANT 4 CO., 13 South Frongt., Philadelphia. N OLD-ESTABLISHED AND WELL-LOCATED coal'yard, with stock and fixtares, for sale on easy Terms. . Inquifo on promises. & Bonth Halsted-st., cor- ner of Polk. REING USABLETO GIVE MY PERSONAL SUPFR vison to my liquor storo, No, 167 Weat Madison-at., € o same on moxt farorable terms to & pood will disposs of arty. . Inqaire at No. 16 or 225 West Madison-st. . DAVIES. ¥ GooDS AND ROTIORS BUSINESS TO BE disprsed of at once; old established; atock, £xtures, and furniture of ezcellont quality and desizn; "situate in the mont enterprising part of the city; allat valuation. Avelyfoe farther particulars, and 1o view, (o Mr. L L BLUNETT, geaoral business valuer, estita and house azent, suctioneer, &c., 19 Cottage Grove-av. & SEAT TENEMENT OF § ROONS It ' gvod_iovality, auitablo.for_m , kg Doatacaes situatod at 115 Wott AQazi-ste, the northoast corner of Adams and Deaplstoes. loquire iz 0 RENT_CHEAP_ELEGARTLY, FURNIRIED room, 155 and 157 East Washingtonst. Inquire Room 37, TO RENT--STORES. OfFICES. &c. Stores. 0 RENT_BRICK 'AND STOXE STORE NO. { East’ Wasingtor 3 tiors of vaalts, good light, fron shutters, elovators, etc. : suitablo for jobblug or masaisaturiog; porsemian Mateh 1. Apoly fo ELY & CO., 1t5 Wabash-av., corner Afonroo-st., bestween 10 12 2. m., or 3 and 6 p. m. [0 RENT_STORE, f RASDOLPIST. A-ETOR? ‘and basemeat, stoge (ront, 35x10), comploisly Balshed and heated with steam: %0 J. R. WALSH, £ and ¢ Randol o reat o ® good tenaut. - Apply H, -t 7'C RENT- ¥1Xii STORE WITH LARGE BASE- ‘ment, in jobbiog contrs. Also_nffice in samo butld- Call or address owner, G. GOWARD, 14 Paimer e, 0 RENT—CHEAP, 3 SMALL STORES ON HAL~ sted:st. near Jacksom. Living roome sttached. , 173 Woat Madisonst. .. 0 RENT—FLOUR AND FEED STORE, AND FIX- turcs for salo; doing good business. Addrou P 81, Tribune offica. 7O, RENT_BY" E. MARKS. 1 WEST LAKEST., large corner store and 1 uable. O RENT-ONEUALF OF STORE ON STORE- at. Apply at 148 Stato-at. Offices. 1[0 RENT-ELEGANT OTFICES IN HAWLEY ‘Bulldiog, sultakle for lawyers and Insurancs afice: Apply at No. 8 Hawley Bailding, corner Madison a( Doarborn-ats. ing. T TRUESDELL 2 BROW! Miscollnnoous. 0 RENT_WITH OR WITHOUT POWER, ROGMY any size, Nos. 100 to 109 Sonth Cansi-st. Alo, foundry ‘building corner of Monros and Ci the best lacs. et rest i tion for manufacturing porposss, and [t Iaquire st oiice, 105 South Cai To RENT—IN THE NEW FIVE-STORY BUILDING Nos. 184 and 165 State-st., opposite the Palmer Housey basement and four lofts, $oxI28 fect. Thia ir one of tin very best locations In Chicagn, Good light, froniy aide, and rear. To good parties the rent will be low. 233 plyen the premises. A. J. NUTTING. te ]‘im;s'rom: FOR SALE-SPLENDID OPENING rpO_RENT — FOURSTORY BUILDING, OR ARL part of same for manulacturing purposes, Witk for an_enargetic_party. Apply to SHANNON & LELD, ‘asbingtos i d_ bod now running. Apply at 88 Sould AP S Wihincto and Bibtobian b | 815, 02 bl S0 oabe; AP 0 RENT_A LARGR BRIOK BARN, WITH LAUNDny_nmmsxmn LIVINGROOM GOOD stock_of fuol and othor matorial; price and rent osty. 201 West VanBurea-st. H{OE STORR, NO. 68 STATE-ST., FOR SALE:§ years established dnlnil good cash trade. Hes- son for selling, retiring from business. STOCK OF WALL-PAPER AND WINDOW-SHADES for eale; agrest bargain: good trade sstabllshed; cheap reat. ' Address F i, Tribuse ofico. UCK_ OF MILLINERY FOR SALE AT A GREAT sacrifice; first<lass neighborhood; cheap rent. Ad- ‘-i_m F@, Tiflmn. office. S50 CAYLBOYS MALF INTERESY TN JOT. SOV bing business, with stack costing 81,60; clears #1430 cash monthly; established 8years. No further capital mulnd. 149 LaS: o8t Joom 29, BOARDING AND LODGING, West Side. WEST RANDOLPH-ST,—SUITE OF FRONT rooms, with board, for gontlemsn and wifs, or ngle gentlemen. g5, FOR SATEXIE O THE SOUTHWEST SO ner of Butler and Twenty scvont-at , £2,600, $1x1%5 on northwest corner af Butler and Twenty-clghth-st.y {0, . HENRY & JACOD WILL, Nos, 16 and 16 arbora s Ot SALE—600 LOTS IN THE DISTRICT BOUND- d by Sfate, fialsted, Twenty-sizth, and Thirty- Park Ridgo—Blocks or lots for county, town, oreity Pontiac—DBusiness property, ying 17000 wall secared notes at 10 per eedts Ylitton—Farm, £ acres, and gnod hiouso and fous 5 property. E: F WELLS, 18 Dearborn. T 0o e feom the Gity of Eett Claire, Wis., Worik 1,600, aud clear of incumhbrance, which I will trade for a riage or carriago team; might accept fine subarian lot, st of incumrancs: Address M Sl, Tribuno ofic proverty. eriz, CIANGE—T HAVE 120 ACRES OF LAND pisno of standard make, aud parlor farnitare, or fine car- 0_EXCHANGE_FARSt IN KANE COUNTY, 41 . Kirosexrs’ time, 6 por cent. "Apply 1o tho ‘miles from Chicago, £10,000; wants Iowa lands. ‘640 er, AUBERT CRANF, {1 Monmoost. scrinin Kovas ‘Se40; winu suburban, Jos. Ml 1 T e noies mxocnor oy | HE e el el Wil Hon S e s AN B Deamburamnie | GATES'S €O, %7 Fast Madisonat.. Room 6. : OR SALE_SEVERAL DESIRZABLE RESID G EXCIIANGE_TORSE, § YEARS OLD, BEAUTI- TrORSALECSEYERARDESINAE UO0DARE | L tul mepper, with top bozey, to eschange for well lo- . 73 Dearborn-st, cD‘rx‘c\eElQ‘..lh]oUl"rt the city; or will sell. D. B. = EWE PSalle-at. OR SALE-BARGAINS 1N LOTS. BEOCKS: AN | {10 £XCHANGE-T WILL EXCHANGE REAL Fs- s near 0. & N. W. sh d Central Park. WESTGHICAGS LAND Con T Deatborauate J{OR SALE_FRAME H 9 _ROOMS, ON { nd Prairic.ave; Thirty-fif(h-et., between I chesps terins eary. "HENRY WALLEL, JR., & ‘,‘1‘"‘“‘ Eonm 4. . OR SALE_A LOT 80X [ oeae Fmcatr-aizhinat. "Gal or 1 orth Clintoh-st. T A GREAT BARGA. Iy pevmonts, 6 cottages aud_3 two-story houses, on Polk and Taylor-ite,, between Westorn and Camphell- avs. Inquire on_the premises of G i C Ol SALE_TURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, A fine marble {ront residenco: good locality; immedisto Josmersion_eiven i desired . emall parment dyva sad oo tinio on balance. _Address A 24, Tribuno ottice, ON WABASIL-AV., dress E. R. GARD, TFOR SALEAT A BARGAIN_TOTS ON WEST ern-av.. Lexington, Polk, Taylor, and Campbellar. Parties wisbiog to build, no woney roquired domn. Mlight faralsh a litle to partiesif roquired. “Faquire at 1 soah Clark-st., in bank. tate in Esanston at cash figures for lumber, brick, suarbls mantels, furnituro, carpating, &c. : or I will tradn a gond family horse and top-bugzy; or, horses and oo (amily eartiage for any o th articles’ pamed. C. 695 T MADISON-ST.—VERY DESIRABLE O furnished rooms for keatlomen and ladies, in sultos oraiuglo. Fire, light, bot and cold water, bath Toom, and closct, with good clean well-cooked board; very Teasanablo; safe, quicty ordozly, home-iike place. Those ‘wanting such pleaso call and acd, Dinuer at 5: o'elock, tiic inrgs enough for & small amiiy, 0w eon Twenty-Brat and_Twendy-soconds o ply at No. 2 Tribune Bullding from { todp. m., o at 3] Calumet av. st 630 p. m. TO RENT--HOUSES. 0 RENT_TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES, SOUTE Side, mear the horse and steam cars, cheap. Wal BRACRETT, 135 Clark-st, 0 RENT—_A_GQOD TWO-STORY HOUSE OF{ corner of Harrison and Halsted-sts. AD FFORD, Roomd, 16 Clark-st. T'0_RENT—A COTTAGE IN BEST OEDE ‘West Monroe-st., batween Leaviitand Oakley-: 0 per monih. Innuire at 861 West Monroe-s for 124 West Kandolph-st., Hoom 2. et 7’0, RENT_COTTAGE, 43 WEST _INDIANAST. ‘Also_dwolling 417 Hubbardet. W. WALLER, Hoom 3, 326 State-st. 0 RENT—BY W, J. DAVIS, 14 MADISON-ST, firstclass two-atory basament brick mcar Line Park; 1 roows, farnace, hot and cold water, bath: barn, c., but two biocks from two lines of cars ‘and {ine ot 0 RENT—BY CHARLES N. HALE, 145 MADI ottaxe on West Jackson-l., nesr railroad South Side- 100 TRIRDAY, NEAR K ARRISON.ST.—~BRICK wroek, with uss of plano; I rd for fadi tleren 31 to 85 et N i v kol 153 AT RANDOLEILET WASHISGTON PIN )¢ ing-Raom—Large and handsomely farnished front Tooma: also amall rooms suitable for lady and genteman EXCIANGE—A R-£00T LOT, IMPROVED, oa_Bichigan-at. for & fatm in lows. Inguirs of UNG & NEWBURY, Rooms8and$, Bryan Black. 0 EXCHANG! BEAUT] HOME AT KE- th :h(zul Ié\blcrl of rmux;ul. wlll)l a ;nodd c.., for roperty, improvis B mproreds Tnanire of YOUNG & NIWBURY, Toooms 8 and 8, Brysn Block. BROWNE, Koom 2, 163 Monroa.st. WANTED--TO RENT. \Y ARTED—TO RENT-COTTAGE OR SUITE GF'1 ‘or 6 rooms, within 10 minutes’ walk of Court-Louse, West Slde Addros relarrad. for light housaKeaping; South or Tribans Root, $13 to §20 per moath. otfce. = VW ASTED_TO BENT_oR PURCHASE T ‘monthly payments of £100, & house and lot, south ol Twelthat. s34 Borth of Twenty-alsth Vof State: st. Address A 11, Tribuns ofico, stating price and Joca. Hlon alsoif for reat or sale. " "ANTED-TO RENT—-CHEAP RO OR ROOMY, with use of steam, water, and sewer; West Side, Address L. SMITH, %4 Carroil-st. o Jicinity of Union or Jefle rk, ysn Al taa ant. RERLEK, PLATT & CO., Real Talate Agvatsy 147 Randolph-st? 1P, FXCHAS R A FARM A LARGE houss, with all modern {mprovemants, 40 ft. fot, ten ‘minutes’ walk from the old Court House; farm mast ba well-imprtcd, olose to 8 goud tuwn. Apply to C. DE- IANG."Reaper Block, Roum 43, of E. RAY. Wia- netka. or family. other desirable roums, farnished or unfurnished. Prices to sult these times. 183 Soratoronn ot v gestiemss, wih fnbolise GANDS HOUSE_11s AXD 1is FITRLAY., GIVES 53‘2 WABASH-AV—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, with closots, hot and cald water, etc.; also, 774, NICHIGAN-AY —DESIRATLE SUTTE { nished front rooms to rent with board; alsd, & good-sized back room. North Side. SUPERIOR-ST.~O3# SICELY FURNISHED board, in a private German family, on North Stde. Hotels. tho best day bosrd in Chicago for 85 per weck; oy It; BOARD WANTED. J3OARD_A GOOD PEXNAN. BOOKKEKPER, AND accountant_desires to give five hours' scrvice each day or nixht for Lis board; bewt of refarcnces given. Ad- 81, Tribun: drass, for two M FINANCIAL. (CLAINS AGAINST, ALLBANKRUPT 033 URANCS Companies cahed 3¢ ‘bigheat_rates, Getmy pricos beforo you sell. J. N. WITHERELL, 139 Deasborn-st., Toam . N[ONEY_TO LOAN-ON GHIOAGO T3AAOVED IV city propecty, taside, in sams of 32,54 and upw “Avbly at GNION TRUST CO., 155 South Clarkst. XCHANGE-_GOOD FARM FOR GITY PROP. no 0 o7 alio dood stosk of goods. Inquiro of KIDDS, Barnes Houso. —SOME CHOICE SUBURDBAN at depot for farms or other prop- T & CO., 205 LaSall —A GOOD SIZED COTTAGE AND LOT, 222135 feet, on Monros-at., near Jeflersan Park, To & party who can pay cash Lwill gire & bargain o3 which 003 can be roslizod inelde of Thrco mon:hs. Lgnnd to noll inside of ore week. Inqulre of GEO. B. SICKELS, Room 1, Groenabaum's Bank Rullding. SEWING MACHINES. Ot BALB—NORTH FRANKLIN-ST.—S-STORY and basement hrick houso: modern_ improvemouts: lot 25x100. SNYDER & LEE, 14 Nizon Building, north- east corner Mouros ud LaSaflo-sts. JOR BALE—PRAI AV._LOT ®Xiw FEET, ‘exat front, party wall on both sidos, brick barn on lof, waen Thitleth and Thirty-firai-sts. SNYDER & 4, Dixon Butlding, porthesst corner Monroe and PO, SATEWABASILAY._LOT myXil FRET. east front, between Thirty-first and Thiriy-second-sts. party wall. SNYDER ¢ LEE, 1 Nixon Bulding, norihe east corner 3lonroe and LaSall 'OR BALE—-WEST MONROE-ST.—2STORY AND bassment octagon stone-frunt bouse of 10 rooms and iot on Moaror_st.. hatmeen lionore and Lincoln; & good bargal. SNYDRR & LER, 1 Nizon Dulding, north- ‘cast Moros and Ladaileste. COUNTRY REAL ZSTATE. ['OR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY. .I_*m".sgxmu—mmm residenco and grounds, at s PONTIAG, Tll.—Good paying business props) CLIFTON, 1l —Farm, A e s g Wacren’ and & g . 123 Dearborn-st. PR BALEOR TRADG_& GOOD 0 ACRE farm in Winnebero Gouars, Til., tn sight of Rockford. Callor address K. GARD, 15 North Clinto: best stock farm in_ Ll J. L. LEDMAN, Hoom 1, 12 Dearborn-st. REAL ESTATE WANTED. TANTED—REAL ESTATP AND CASH FOR O o more brick hoascs and larga South S{d splendid location, 0. 8. BURDICK. LOST AND FOUND. F THR PERSON WHQ WAS SEEN TO PICK UP my pocket-book on ihe corner of Fourteonth and ata. last eveaing wlll return the same to me, & suliable ro- yaid will'be pald by BISS MARIA WALD, 671 We- T OST—A PACKAGE OF MONEY, THURSDAY gmr':'xg“mlflg Any.x.n!nml'slum‘:r lbh- venm‘z’ L:dln‘lls o same, will 7 Ene s sultably rewarded at OST_A VERY BMALL B TAND-TAN TE) e ad collar. jeral rewa. Biven for INGER OFFICK OF A. J. MELCIERT, 215 SOUTH D “Halated-st., City Agent. Machines sold on_monthly parrents, rentod, and ropaired. Open orentogs. GEWING SMACHINES (ALT, KINDS) A1 ABOUT 2 balf prico, (ully warranted.* Onls establishment whers 21l macitiucs are repaired: lato fmprovements pat (nfo old aghincs: Ispasnia, slrar-plaog, sic. A- . PERCY "an o OARD_AND FURN FOR GENTLE. ‘man and wife, on North Side. Give full particulars ‘Address A 44, Tribuna off J3CARDITIG GENTLE, WISH TO RENT A large and well.furnished room, with or without table board. — Location desired convenient to tha raurond sta- ton at Twenty-sccond.st. _Address P 31, Soutn Water.at, MISCELLANEOTUS. 160-ACRE OMKSTEAD " AND TWO TOWN Tots fras to exch member of our colony. No frriza- I, R. fare SI8. Semborahip only $36. For clr- call of M, By STEY ENS. 160 East Madizon-at. ST-OFF CLOTIIING AND by sendiag a lotter 23 10 prige, da. C‘“’r"’” FOR Ca: ‘miscolianeous goods of any kiad, 15 . GELDER, Loan Offics, & Stat JCE1 1Gk! ICE—G00OD & AND 10-INGH ICE delivered on track by car-load;100car-losds now ready. Addross B, Tgblnnnm: THE BEST FAMILY SEWING ofl, znd repairing. Will- dams-at. ¥ FILLCOX & GIBT MACHINEOFFICE machine. Thread, needics, W SIDE SINGER SV 534 Twollth-st.. by W. L. KOTSUM. Machines s0ld on cary terms: all kinds of machincs repyired. FOR SALE, For SALR_CRUDE AND PREPARED ASPHALT, i Targo and small quapiitiss. Tayulee of JOLLY Mo CAFFEN East W ton-st., Room . F(m SALU—CANAL BOAT PROPELLER IN A No. Tordar. Cheap for cash. FEANK HOPKINS, Lockport, Ik, J7GR SALE_TWO SKARAT DIAMONDS, BRILL- e 3. f price;. Flooay RoE: Black: Lii—4 FEET OF GOOD BHELVING, COUN- will suit & ghos storo, 'ail com. old cheap. 'Inquise at hinc| 2 1Y, OR_SALE_FINE RHELVINGS, SHOW-CASES, aad connters sultable for drug, 'candy, tobicey oF zeats’ furniching ‘goods: stora must be sold beforo Mon- tarch3. 136 Sta apposite House. OR SALE_PHYSICIANS O STUDENTS, TITAT obstourical and amputating case, as alzo Copelaud Medical Dietinnary left with us for sale, shall and must e sold, KAUPMANN'S Advertising Agency, corner Madi~ Ban and LaSalin-sta, MEDICAL. UPTURE, FASILY _ AND _PERMANESRILY Y Utared. Send for circulaf, or eall on DR. HAMIL- 4 South Union-st. Office hoars, 9 2. m. 0 9 F ORS| 'Eolmzfl. A5 ‘pow r, pumps, pipes, pailers, beldings and Al compidie. Cad be seen ranaiog at b Souta Uanal-st., basement. PEmsoNAL ERSONAL-I. MCcF, WILL BE IN CHICAGO some d3y pext waek. " 1t this mosts ,drop me 157 et your eye, drop o alize. EE. SES FILLED ON SHORT NOTI THRIE, cornor of Twenty-fourth and THE HIGHEST_ PRICE PAID FOR OAST.OFF clothing by JONAS A. DRIELSMA, &7 South Clark- st._Orders by mati promptly attended to. VY ANTED-X ORSTLEMAK OF TONG RTANDING ‘on the New York Prodnce Exchange, and conversaat with the channols of forclgn export of produce, desires to form & connection with & Western house who miay contem- fate toopen a braach establishment in tho City of New ork. Satisfactory referonces a1 to eharacter and ability will by given, both in New York and the West. Addross 10 A G, Eox 448, New York Post-Oliice. EL T3 W% HAVING ANY d, large or small, can 197 Kast Lake-at., up Y ANTED-TWO SHORT, BECOND-HAND COUN- W A CTiEG, J: ELADRE & CU., @ Statost. TED_ICE_% OR 4 TONS GOOD ICE. N. H. WAERES T OO S De tonibwedt commet State-st W4 d““ —TO ‘A__COUNTR LUMBER- P Rc1o0 les of Ohikago: parios wbo madt o sel Elu‘o. addresa O 52, Tribane offier. AGENTS WANTED. EszAFTY.D—TOCAwAH! FORBHE "' U.S. Ci iaial Exshibition of 1876." Commistions. liberal. Ayt alas, COE, WETHERELL & CO., B IXTEP_FOR DE_ CORRELLS DOL FNT3 WANTED-_FOR DR. CORX splondid premlam to every m:—numfin‘: kg it fa Tare © culirs fres. B. JeOSSRE L Pablishor, Bovion. S PARTNERS WANTED. AS PERSON WITH 80,0, PARTHER FASTEDA DO Danaeesexian: i ent parlng candition. Object, to L tahod, aad ta.czcelen) BT A e ofieor 0, TO LOAN AT 9 PER CENT IN BUMS OF B[ l\glon pproved city real estate. BARKER & WAL, 150 Dearbora-st. MRy 20 O DT Di pacsre s M “bonds, ofe., at LAUNDE] v 4 do|ph-ul e k. Eaul:luhtx LA SUALS OF 810 TO 63,00 TO LOAN ON CHIOAGO it 'wsm:{ BALO- bougat, H. P. P iaom FOR THREE YEARS 40, 3% 9% P DURNR, Atwornor, cral eatate x. 10 LOAX F on city rual estate. Madisonat., Room SN mo_} ¥SIDR TMPROYED PROPERTY, or 1o sum3, for b years, &tV per oant; 000 for & or's yeam st 10per ceat. INSIDE CITY REAL £ ample security. Apply at30aud 3 8RTT. T 3 ON ACRE, PROTERTY LN HYDE VY AR D o a0 easn for three Jebrt. 431y to LEVIJ. WINU, 98 Uearborn-at. NTRD-TO BORROW 315,00 FOR § YRARS; W R 0. eue im Hock Taiaad worth 85, 'Address, for one day, F 94 Tribune TATE BECURITT q AN ON REZAL .2800 L0 oA O hpbiy to B. AL DUNNING, 181 Salle-st., Room 54 A {}() ON fIAND TO LOAN IN ASMOUNTS TO . 000 O S0 ikiarais at carmsac rains for 99 to alx manths. = OLIVER BESLY, L7 Washiig- ton-at. Chicago real estate fur b years; moderaia 10.000 K ion. ALFHRED JAMES, u. w. car. Sadisc 10,000 10,L0A% OF WAICHES DIA. S4U. monds, jewelry, and other collaara $£0,000 to Joan on real estate for short time with good 1n: forcat,_Collateral Loan Bank, 173 Bouth Clark-st. W. TO LOAN 1Y ONE OR TWO SUMS OX BLLASGLY, Cashier, HORSES AND CARRIAGES. NY OSE WARTING A PARK PHAETON, COUFF, 4L rockaway, top or apen buggy, businews or srpres Sogons, can find them s on band at the Second- iland Carriage Heporitory, 34 Wabeshoav. J. B. Call- TWOIIORSE TRUCK (CHOOKED RZACH): also, first elass single truck, with horse, harnsas, 3ad corers, forsale or exchangs, ‘st 113 aud 113 South Waterat. [FORISATE-X TANDAT, T¥ GOOD RUNNING arder; & fow cheap horsoa; also, conatautly en bad fow 10d second-band buggics and barness, ab CROSS- MAN & CO.’3 Livery, and Bale Stable, £4 10 413 Weat Randolph-at. O SALE_HOLSE AND GOAL WAGON. WiLL ! "giva ateady work the year roand, and good per. ply 1 23 Tommbeonat, o [(OR SALE_A GOOD STRONG WORXING HOHER 'a colt, Amonths old, cherp. 162 Augusis- creaso e F WARTED-WITH 8Lu0: A GOOD PR, AN e man tn s catalshed cash men: afaciaring buslnsss. Call and (avestigate, at 33 West Wadhia FOR SALE—A 6YEAR OLD BAY MARE, LIGHT trovrer, suitable for a bagey; le ey pentoct van by Bandlcd by & child; will sell 0ne3p for ¢dah, 2 ths owaer 13 zolng to leava the city. Apply at 244 Soath Clinloaad,