Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1874, Page 13

13 WEST SIDE PARKS. = —— : Ceasultation on the Subject of Street TImprovements, Troposed Ordinance Relative to Washing- ton, Division, and Twelfth Streets. qhe West Side Park Commissioners, West o Aldermen, and West Side Commissioner e Board of Public Works, held a joint meot- esterday afternoon, at the office of the f % Side Park Commissionerspcorner'of Hal- ‘sud Wasbington stroets.. { the Park Commissioners there werein at- dance Mesers. Kanyan, Clark, Lipe, Dreier, Cole. Of the Aldermen there appeared s, Mocre, Quirk, Miner, White, O'Brien, Callerton, M. B. Bailes, T. F. Bailey, Cleveland, Fethardt, snd Heath. Mr. Thompson repre- gented tho Board of Public Works. STREETS TO DE IMPROVED. The meating was called to order by Mr. E. T. an, who stated that there was some con- of opinion in the Park Board relative to manner of improvement. Some were of inion that {ho proposed improvements should ‘msde on Division, Washington, and Twelfth weets. Thoy wanted to know if the Council would help them with the proposed work, A QUESTION OF COST. 414 Miner nsked whether they would not cost poreif dopo by the Board than if performed qder the direction of the Common Council. \ir. Ruoyan replied that, as heavy tax-payers, {he Commissioners were as much interested in ing down expens?s as were the Aldermen. 2 Moore wished to know whether assess- pents could bo made by the Board. Mr. Runyaa said that he was alone in the con- frary opinion npon the Board. ‘Ald. Hildreth said he was in favor of the im- vements, but hostile to incressing tho gen- ersl park tax Mr. Runyan was only anxious to know whether the Council would not consider that the Bourd wvas trospassing on the prerogative of the Coun- din g the improvements, The property- omers were, a8 a rule, willing to bear tho as- pements. Aid. Henth wanted to know whether the Com- uites appointed on that subject last year had Gade 8 Teport. Yr. Runyan eaid that noreport had been made. { mprovementa in tho west parks wero progress- g rapidly. SEWERAGE. (Coremissioner Thompson made an inquiryrela- tato sewerage. ¥r. Ennyan £3id that on Kedzie avenue alone &m0 8.000 feet of property vet remained, whose aers had mot petitioned for sewerage. He dmght it better not to improve the strcets un- {he severnge arrangements had been com- feted. They could borrow for sewerage pur- , but wished the sanction of the Council. 114, Heath approved the ides of improvement eszet forth. 8 A4 Hildreth was afraid that some of the property-ovoers clamoring for improvements were gpeculntors. Ald. Moore said that the whole matter may be nduced to the Rimple question whether tho Efi’nd.:flwauld sanction the proceedings of the ¥r. Runyan assented to the proj Ald. Heath—You mean & virts fhe streets ? THE PEOPOSED ORDINANCE. Mr. Runyen said that would not be absolute. Ths ordinance the Board wished to pass was 3| kmething as follows : ¥armeas, Under and by virture of the act_of the Graera) Assembly of this State, in force July 1, 1873, £ty West Chicago Puk Commissioners = have ApRg B % il ERE w4 A O K e v H i £ i ! on. vacation of e e e TN A 3 Dwected and desigmsted Division street, @ Milwuukee avenue to Humboldt Park: Tuhington street, from the Chicago znd Srthwestern Railroad Company to Central Park; Swelfth; stroet, from Ashland avenua to the Weet ling < Douglas Park, ns boulesards or plessure-wass, to “izmoct eald Humboldt, Central, apd Douglas Parks : ]7 the moro thickly settled portion of the Park Dis- =l therefore, be it .| (rdained, By the Common Council of the City of ¥ [£ougo that the sald West Chicago Park Commission- jabe, and they sre horebyauthorized to enforce, con- < |z and mauage the several streets above de- # { Thed, the same 28 other public grounds as by them Thiished. [he action of the Board has been taken under L {ollowing section of the Public Parks and kalovard act, paesed in 1873; §x.12. Beit further enacted, Thatin cases where, fvictae of any et or acts Leretofore passed, public o or boulevards bave been designated or estab- % in tw0 or more towns contiguous to each other, 4 where the Commissioners, authorized by such wiar acts to locate such prks or boulevards, shall de- £ 0 connect the asme by a boulevard or pleasure- 717, 50 24 L0 form a contiguous fmprovement, or shall ¢alte to_connect such park with other portions dthe park district in which guch park is located, by a teclerard or plessurc-way, it shall and may be lawfal uch Commissioners to select and designate the line deuh bonlevard or pleasure-way, and to acquire title Bibe linds which may be necessary to miake such con- sclon by purchase or otherwise, and in case such l Commiseioners cannot egree with the owner or own- €, lessee or_occupant of any of the roalestate so #2ad, they may proceed to procure the condemna- tz of fhe eamo in such manner as is now or may be Fuaid by auy genezal law for the condemnation knds for public use; and tho costand expense of sagiiring title to such Jand shall be levied upon and heted by spectal nssessmert upon the property @ed sapecially benefited by the location of such tsievard or pleasure-way, in the same mannes as the *i30f other lands for parksand boulevards is as- ia3d tnder the several ncts creating such Boards ; t4feh boulevards or plessuro-way ehall bo under Lecontrol snd menagement of such Park Commis- tuers the 22meas Other publicgrounds by them stttshed, 2 A LAW POINT, Ad. Quirk wanted to know whether Mr. Euran, as s lawyer, believed thst an assess— Zeat could be made without firet obtsining tho tmsent of a majority of the property-owners. Air. Runyan was not prepared to snswer tho estion. ~ Buch improvements as had been Fads were accomplished by special assessment. TAXATION. . Eresth complained that property on Ran- h,,lh strect waa taxed for improving the South firis, which were miles away. Eql-_r. Ruoyan remarked that the power of the b Bide Bosrd was moro oxtended than that of B West Bide Commissioners. He thought, asa il Copmsioner, that, withont the consent of the i ncll, the Board had not the right to_take the fileh epoken of in the resolution. He would itttep over the bounds, and would do nothing “aout Aldermanic concurrence. _THE ORDINANCE APPROVED. . memrk moved, 25 the senso of {he meet- 3 that the ordinance, as proposed by the Park terd, be Soroved of, gabject, of conrse, to udment by the Couacil, which provailed. . »uoyan was instructed to obtain the Cor- ot po Coanel's opinion relative to the legal- {15131, 88 Proposed enactment, 8o that a report b be made atthe regular meeting of the Eman Council on Monday night. '® Meeting then adjourned. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. s e York Financial Nows. o YouE, April 18.~Money closed at 4 por Toreien exchange closed quiet at 8485 for & =:n g.nnkara' sixty days’ sterling, and £4.88 for Galg -, 3 opened and closed at 1183, the ool 134 quotation having been usyf6 Tho ratcy & aving were 31, 2, 13, 1, S o md fmally 2 per cenf. Clear- S:. £42,000,000. The Assitant Trems- &, Jud’ out during the ~week _8153,000, 5 Teeeived $2,370,000 for customs. Imports for Gk Dry goods, $1,735,635; merchan- 1o, 81,511,180, Specie shipments, 2503781, Samlly gold and silver bars. germment bonds dull and steady. tict bonds quiet and nominal. At ock mu!ket Les bccxxx al;umhfuiy weak fx2rong. In the carly deslings prices ha ) ® 1. e cant, followed B improvement at the First s Subsequently there was another vapresk, and at the second call prices showed eI of X(@3¢ per cent from the lowest fa Improving later from 1{@I3¢ per cont. e ortly before the close of busiress & general i of @34 per cent took place, aud tho R left'off eak. The widest and largest ;_tu:fi-luna were Western Union, Lake Shore, est, Pacific Mail, Wabaehand Rock Island. GOVERNMENT nONDS. 1213 Coupons, %67. ral X B, 1183; Coupons, '63. 1197 :zu-. u New 56.. Ty et ; tn ETATE DONDS. <44 Virginias, old... B .E7".\:nnh Carolinas, old. 83| North Csroltasr, new 21 rocks, %2 [Wabash, , 743 | Wabash 54 25 [Fort Wayne, 83| Terre, Hsut, 64 Torre Hauts pfd 44 ,‘x 63y Chicago & A... 635 |Chicago & A_pfd.. 433 Ohlo & Mississip 98¢[Cleve., Cin. & Col, 373;|Chi., Bur. & Quincy..103 59" |Lako BhOTe. ..........0 153 26 (Indians Ceniral...... 30% 5931 Union Pacific bonds, 75 " 1Union Pacific stock.... 86 51 |Central Pacific stocks, 95 673, Boston, Hart, & Erie. 13 fm«lDel Lack. & Weatern.106 Harlem pfd, Pittsburgh & Ft. W, Michigan Central, 41" |New Jerscy Central..105; o Y z1 Forcign Markets. Lrvenroor, April 18—11 a. m,—Flour, 235@28s 6d. ‘Wheat—winter, 123 4d@128 80 ; spring, 11s 11d@12s 6 ; white, 124 94@138 ; club, 15:@13s 6d. Corn, 4la @418 6d. Pork, 633 64, Lard, 44s 8d. LIvERFOOL, April 18~1:30 p. m.—Markel un- changed. Livenroor, April 18—2:30 chmmgea. Loxpox, April 18.—Amount of bullion gons into thio Bank of England on balance to-day £20,000. . Cone sols for momey, 927@93; sccount, 93 : United States securities—g5n, W i, 1085 ¢ 10:40s, 1081, new 55, 3 New York' Central, 89} preferred, A v B0 Ky 90 Tallow—y P m—Market un- 6d, spot. 2l—Reites, 53¢ Gto. POOL, “April 18.—CorTox—Strong; middlin oplands sdy middling Orieany, 8% fites, 15,00 alens X i bales: American, speculstion and export, Breadstuffe—Unchanged. Provisions—Pork and lard, 435, Bacon—Long clear midales, 425 9d; ehort clear middles, 438 3d. Tallow—i7s 6d. New York Breadstuffs Markets. Nrw Yous, April 18.—CoTroN—Quict ; middling uplaads, 173gc; faturcs closed steady; sales, 11,700 Bales ; April, 163 ; May, 16 23-32@16%c} June,17 1-32 @13%ic; July, 173c. DAEADSTUFPS—Flour opened firm and closed dull and lower ; receipts, 19,000 bris ; supertine Weatern and State, $6.00@6.40; common ‘o good, $6.46@0.70; £00d” 0 choice, $6.75@T.10: whito wheat oxtrs, $1.1087.50; exira Ohio, $3.50@7.85; St. Louls, $655@1L.00, Byo flour 'is frm oud scarce ai $4.90@5.90. Corn meal firm ; Weatern, $3.90@4.50 1 Wheat lower. Teceipts, 107,000 bu; No. 2 Chicago, $1.56@L58; No. 2 Milwaukee, $1.62; ungraded Towa and Minnesota spring, $L6I@L.08; iwinter red Indisna, $1.65. Rye firim and quiet at $1,10@1.15, Darley heavs, Malt quiet. Cornheavy and lower: new Woatern'mixed, B6@88e ; choice new vellow, 8@ 89c; old Western mixed, 83@%ec ; white Weatern, 87 @Y0. Oats shade firmer ; reccipts, 35,000 bu ; mixed Western, 61@63c; whito Western, G3365c. 1ar oD Hors—Unchanged. Grocenmes—Coffeo dull. Bugar stesdy. Molisses PETROLEUNM—Crude, TX(c ; refined, 163(c. ToRPEXTINE—Steady at 43¢, Eros—Sieads ; Western, 15%/@11e. WoorL—Firm ; domestic fleece, 40@70¢ ; pulled, 25@ 50c ; nnwashod, 16@35c. g 2 ProvisioNs—York firmer: new mess, $16.95@17.00 spot and May; $17.10@17.25 June. eef and cut meats unchavged. Lord firm; prime steam, 10xc spot :10 3-16¢ April ; 10Xc¢ May; 102;c June, ‘BurTEn—Firm ; Weniern, U@2c. CurrsE—Unchanged. ‘Waisxy—Lower st 97 @%8¢. MARRIAGES. MILLEY—LINDSAY—On the 15(h fnst., by tho Rav. Father Waldron, Mr. Jamos Milley of Chicago, and Miss Mary A. Lindsay, of Portace, Wis. CAMPBELL—FITZSIMMOUX; n the 16th {nst., in St Pius' Church, by the Rov. J. Maguiro, Prof. J. H, Campbell,'of Chicsgo, and Sarsh C. Fitzsimmous, of Oskkhosh, Wis. Nu cards DEATHS. STEINBACH—-On Thursday, the I6th in at Platte- ville, Wis,, Simon Steinbach. The funeral will tske place Sanday, April 19, 1874. Tho friends will assemblo at { o'clock bafore ‘Woif's ros. idence, No. 172 Third avenuo. DANLY—The funeral of Matilda A., wife of George L. Danly, will take place on Sunday, April 19, 1874, at 2 o'clock p. m., at ber lsta residenco, No. 84 Douglas enue, and remains takon thence to Oakwood Cematery. ¥riends of tho family aro nvited to aitend. TILLINGHAST—At 1 o'clock. on the I7th inst., of typaoid-pucumonis, Daniel W. Tillinghast, aged 3 years. ‘riends of the family nre i d w sttend bis funeral, Monday, %0th inst., at1o'clock, at ths residonco of his brother-in-law, Danlel L. Boone, 115 Michigan-av. DICKINSON—The funcral services of Mre. Sophrons §. Dickinson will bo held at the residence of her son, David H. Dickinson, Nou. 268 Walout-st., at 1 o'clock p. m., Sunday, April 19. Remains will be taken by carriage 10 Rosehill.” Frieds of tho family are favited. FOLEY—The funeral of the late Charles H. Foley will Do beld at 635 Carroll stroet, between Wood and Paulias, Sanday tho 5th, 4t hallpast 1. ¥rloads are. tavitod 1o attend, COHN—On the 17th inst., of inflammation of the bowels and old . Marx Coha, of Chicagn. Funeral from his rosidonce, 150 \West Randolph street, Sunday the 19th, £ Muskegon and New York papers please copy. ALLEN—At Maswood, m:lfix 18, at the residence of his daughion, Mes. ML Gidltord, ' Mr. George W. Allen, aged 74 years. Funoral at9 o'clock a. m. on Monday, the 0th inst., at hs late residznco. WANTED--MALE HELP. - Boolkeepers. Clerks, Eto. 'ANTED—-A FEW SMART YOUNG MEN TO SO- &W‘ lcic orders for' Tho ‘Aldinn ta ity 104 conne Salaries o artias. JAMES SUTTON & C0n 53 Madisongte “TA:;'}ED_L'« A REAL ESTATE OFFICE, A LIVE man of businoss who can loan $3,000 immodiately on first-class sccurity. Salary, 31,200 por annum. F 25, Trib- ‘o gftice. 7ANTED—A YOUNG, ACTIVE AND PRACTICAL bookkeeper (Gorman who speaks Eaglish fluontly) ho understands the produce ovmmission business and bas a good city scqualntance. Addreas, with real name, 76 West Lake-st. YV ANTED-GOOD, ACTIVE STLFSMAN FORCITY and country at 174 Sonth Clark-st. -WILL GIVE A SUITABLE MAN WITH 8600 a good position worth 1 por month. Amplo security given for your money. Address, if you have the money st command, D 55, Tribune otfico. VWANTED X co BOOKKEFRPER, A swer giving referenco and salary expocted. Addrod H 42, Tribuno offico. Y ANTED_CLERK, WITH ABOUT 81, READY cash, on good security, i & firstclass businow, G Tribune otice. 8 1\ ANTED_A FIRST-CLASS BOOKKEEPER. AD- dress K 19, Tribuno office, stating terms and qaall- §°‘,“°En‘ ANTED_A BOOKKEEPER IN A RETAIL GRO. cery who undsrstands the business and can furnish 00d_reference; single man preferred. Address P. K. fiOWE‘\‘ 117 Tweaty-ninth-st. VWAETED-A GOOD, FIONEST ~HARDWARE clerk: ono who understaads how to Keep stock; Dest of rolercheos Toquirsa: 10 . to, Jast SAgimaw: RMich. Call at RELLY, MORLEY £ CO.S, Coal Deaiors, 97 Washington-t. VWANIED-E DRY GOODS SALESMEN. APPLY at 658 Wost Lake-st. “‘IANTRD—A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EX- perionce in the hardware and eutler business: also No. 1 wonsmith of experience. Call Monday or Tuesday T7 West Madisou-st. VW ANTED—AYOUNG MAN THAT URDERSTANDS the grocery business; an honest aund roliabio young 8 with good recommondation. Apply at U Ogden., on Y/ ANTED_YOUNG MAN AS CLERK IN HOTEL, Dear city, that can loan his cwployer $500 on first- class sccarits, good homo "and wagos o tho Tight man. ‘Addgess N 3, Tribuno offico. (X7 ANTED- A GERMAN PRESCRIPTION CLERK, or & man with_eunsidorable experionco in the drug usiness. Call or addross C. 5. TIRELL, 631 Centro-av. VWARIED-AN APPROVED KCCOUNTANT, COR. respondent and business man, wilhng to loas $1,000 10 32,000, on unincumbored acre proporrs, 10 miles from Couri-House, can learn of a desirable situation, with lib- oral salary, by addrossing B 7 Tribune ottice. Tranes. VWANIED-A FIRST.CLASS OARRIAGE BLACK smith on light wurk. HAYDE & O'BRIEN, 73 Stato-st. e WANTED--MALE HELP, WANTED. g’;“'"g:nfinm“d‘m —LASTE] N Bitor, at 16 NoHE Halriod st STOCE "ANTED—HORSE-SHOER, FIRST-( FIR Y oy by, FIST CLASS FINE: 4PDly before . B. H. PEABODY %00, vand To st ANTED_TWO FIRST-GLASS _IACHINISTS ‘;'_S".nmy-s lovatar Works: 8 Thivotsre “soar ANTED-ONE OR TWO GOOD BAIN W R oma Tovo SRR EASNIEESTO ANTED_CHAIR FINISHIES—6 HOVS; THOSR that har ked prefarred. 7 "to-day, 10131301 Eant Monroe s Monday. Lo co-ik t0-day, 10 FANTFD_A FIRST-C] V' W T ond & Kon oty O ARRIAGE PAINTEL WAIETED--FEMA’LE HELP. 1n s boarding-house. Alsoa few boarders to cocup; eyt fome, Wenois § ot o Crnadonced Harrison and tod-sta. WARNTED_A GOOD COOK, WAGHER, AND froner in family. eren, 2157 Went Washibromette - 7P Witk réferoace, VW ABTED_4 SWEDE, SCANDINAVIAN,OR GEIL- ‘man girl to g short distancs in the country for the summer, & Cook in & small family: 1o washin 2 ing; good wages. 08 Michigan-aes 8 °F iron Wfllfind_: MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN ABOUT % r 35 o do ger = AY 1223 fodo general bodsswork 1a & privato family. FANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO_GER WA errt 00 . Aoty ot et Rk Carpenter-t., cottage house. ANTED-SHOEMAKERS, LASTERS O} 3 R g e ST ANTED—A GOOD CUSTOM COAT TAILOE— Nops bat, N 4 b6 ge bat geod hands neod apply. ~ Address ENGEL ANTED—TEN GOOD PAINTERS_INQUIRE AT buildipg on Lndi % Ml e v T R ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENE] X work, German, Norwegian, or sudfi‘kv»fll?‘!zs:%s ‘Walnat-at. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENE] W Apply at 47 West. lhndnlnhampslolg,sz‘ VWASTED-A FIRSTOLASS COOK, WASHER econt ] Gent: 2o bat toe pest e s : sccondgirl ket nong but tho bas 3 iitely. No. 10 South Morganat, - oo PP WANTED--FEMALE HELP. T Néu-ms. VWASTED-A KURSE TO TAKE CARE OF A stoa g 2tiont with amall-pox. " Apply st 253 Sonth Hal- i THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1874. , —_— e M - XP1 SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. ITOATION WANTEDRE UTTE S ATION 'ED-BY A GOOD _C! R; best of refe to_ability; speaks English and Geran. Addreas B ok Tabaos oo SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE. Domestics==Continned. QITUATIONS WANTED-BY A MOTHER AND Rdaughter ina fstlies private family. Call at &4 20 monthe old and assiat at washing for small family. 'WAN’TED—)'URSE TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD App#y between 5 and 12 2t 610 Michigan-av. TTUATION WANTED — BY A ~LANDSOAPE er o fix gardons, plat trecs aed prad Grouad aronnd boases: Addrsss D 8, Tabane olicer " ANTED—AT &M MICHIGAN-AV._A PROTEST. over Y ekou it and. o bthas Hobs otk G atess Gther 5 3 ence requirod. ” Call fter Monday mormine, o VW ASTED— YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF & child; wages, €3 por weok, Apply at 219 Parkar. ANTED_A BRIGAT, ACIIVE GIRL ABOUT WAy 7eam old 1o take cara of child Apply A 8 Throop-s ANTED_A WET NURSE, APPLY TODR. H. WATGERsO o s iXiastitiescr, Trom 10 13 o o TWAKIED — 4 NURSE TED = URSE GIRL. APPLY AT &3 'ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS NURSE GIRL, GER- man or French. One willing to go East for sammer. ‘West Jackson-af. Milliners, VWAKIED-A GIRL TO LEARN THE VEST-MAK- making trads on first-claas work. - Apply at 148 Sodg- wick-at., in rear. Wfifiz;n_' A CAREIAGE PAINTER. rk for a good WAYS, G0 Stafan. Lo oo vamiah \ TANTED—-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THF manufactare of pleture-framn moldings of every {oiplen, . B8 S el o e o Kddress & &, Felbano oea. o oo on 2 Chleage. P e S T zge, unma rman proforred. Apply to G. . STRONG, Washington Foundry, Jefle Ywbon Lako axd Randomphe, - Jefersindt., be- ‘VAKTB]J—SIX GOOD_ CALCIMINERS. COME Monday morning ready to work. 101§ Indiana-av. T/ ANTED A GOOD GORDON PRESS FRRD.BOY. Waal BTEADY at HATHA- Abrly Monday moraiug at 0. H. WYMAN'S, 6 on-st. "'Vnflin_.\ FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE.TRIM- Inquico 3t 4, 45, and 48 Adams-at., botwoen Stato-s e CARPENTERS, FINISHERS, AT SHOP ‘in roar 257 East Randolph-st. Coachmen. Teamsters. &o. VWANTED-BY A BUILDER—A GQOD STEADY ‘man to taka care of horse and make himself m {ul abont building. - Call Monday morning at new bul ing corner of Wabash-av. and Thirty-first-st. W ANTED-GOOD THOSTLER AT NORTHWEST- orn Stables, 245 Michigan-st. \;VXKTED-A COLORED AN AND WIFE OR A 1 ¥V Swodish man and wife to taka care of horses and gfdou—voman g do genoral housawork. Addross, with Felerance, ¥ %, Tribune otice. VANTED_ i SINGLE MEW, TEAMSTERS, OF temporate habits, Apply on Monday, betwoen 9 and 108. m., a 751 West Lako-st. Miscellaneous. \TANTED—PROFITABLE EMPLOYMERT, WORK {for oversbody. Good \usuA Pormanent employ- ment. Menand women wanted. Full particulam freo. Address W. A. HENDERSON & CO., Cleveland, 0., or St. Louis, Mo, VW A5 TED_SUBSCRIPTION OANVASSERS THE ** Aldine " tuwo for Michignn route, two for 1hnols, and two for Wisconsin; new Lerritory and the most popu- lar publication of the day; enod torms to first-class men. JAMES SUTTON & CO., 43 Madison-st. "V‘M’TKD*THREB OR FQUR GOOD MEN Tu canvass sad take orders for onoof the most vala- able, attractive, and anln‘ works ever offcred in this country. MOSKS WARREN, 103 Stato-st., up-stairs. \VA.‘\'TXD—)IEN IN CITY AND COUNTRY AVER- ag0 850 & month oa our ** Ne Plan.” A young man 'made $29 in six days. If you want business, send 50 cents for sample, or call at Room 18 184 EastRandolpht., Chicago. RAY & CO 'ANTED—A GOOD RELIABLE FRUIT MAN TO manage & {ruit farm {a Michy . _ State prico per month or yoar. _Addross L8, Tribano offico. ANTED-—~AGENTS TO REPRESENT THE MAN- battan Lifo Insurance Company of New York; fs- vorable contracts will be made_with rosponsibie parties. Appipateg Washington-st, ‘riooms No. £ TODAK & M, Managers Northwostern Departmont. "ANTRD—CARP] LAYERS AT COOK & SON'S Carpet Cloaniog Works, 314 Wost Madison-st. VWARTED FIBSTOLASS CANVASSERS FOR the ‘' Life of Charles Samner,” by C. Edwards Loster. This work has beon loag in propacation, and much of the matter farnished by Mr. Sumnor himself, Embellished with fine steel portraliof Mr. Sumper, and fine fljustrations of scones during his fifo; OSGOOD & €0., 4 South Clar W ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO WORK 1IN A 51 Stat Tunch room, onathat 1s not afraid to work. Call at 5 ., 8. m.. Mondsy. Wagos, 85 per weok. VWASNIED STOUT BOY 710 WORK WITH 4 carpontar in ahop; aftar Monday. (21 Soutd Hal- W ANTED—A RELIABLE MAN WHO CAN MAKE a small deposit for honnfl a chance for tho 10 & w. day, right ono. Apply, 89 Madison-st.. gt s DL, 5 VVASTED—AMAN AND WIFE 70 GO INTO THE country, the man io work on & farm, the woman to do housowork and have entiro cers of house: none but compotont partics noed spply. Address O 1, Tribuno ANTED—_AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN TO loarn” the photographic art. Callatart gallery, 101 ‘Wost Madison-st. V‘TANTED—M N AND WOMEN TO CANVASS FOR gur ngw and fast solling goods; come sud seo thom; must have 50 conta to $1. 145 LaSallost., Room 2. VY ANTED-A SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISING §0- licltor csn hearof agood thing by addressing K 85, Tribune office. NTED — GOOD LOCAL AND TRAVELING YV “agonts and solicitors in Life Tnsurance work, on liboral commission. Several ladics desirod, who can sac- cood a4 yolicitors. Addrens B % Tribune office. ANTED—AT OGDEN HOUSE, CORNER OF Washington and Franklin-sis.. one firsiclass din. ing-room girl, one chambermaid, one dish washer, one Iaundry womas, and one kitchen girl. Call Monday L e ok G e i ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL hllll_n!wurh Apply at 238 ‘!lfrrn-nv. ANTED—A GIRL TO ASSIST AT HOUS.WORK, WV S50t T, who can go home st mehte o2 o0 Fomobis. ., Room I1. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENER. - Y i ol il Do Dt Wk Adams-st. ; must come recomended.. 7 ANTED_A GOOD GIRLFOR GENERALTOUSE- ‘work; Swode o¢ Nowekias prolecsed . good wages: ccomae to go to work. 175 South Peoria-st. VW ANTED_GIRL AT EAST INDIANAST. FOR general housework ; must bo a ood cock. ANTED—A GOOD GIRL WHO UNDERST, «cooking, at 357 West Jackson-at. ANRY ANTED—_GIRLTO ASSIST IN HOUSEW \__ 473 West Twolfth-at. OREAT ANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUS work; referonces requirod. 235 South Gnun-g‘ = ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work In & amall family, at 58 Michigan-av, Bost of m!or:nfen roquired. \ ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL ‘housowork in a family of two. Alust como well- Apply Monday foretoon at, 1064 Alich. recommonded. igan-av, VWANIED-TWO GOOD GIRLS_OXE AS COOK ‘and laundreas, and_one second girf—in a private family, to live just south of city limits in Oakiand.” Must bo first-class, with good rcferences. Will have nono others. App-lllr.ll% ‘Wabsah.av., Monday and Tusesday, April 20 and 2 VWAKTED & GOOD WOMAN'T0 COOK AND assist In gonoral housowork, German or Bwedo ed. Call Monday morning. 20 North Sangamon-st. W ANTED_A COMPETENT WOMAN T0 DO S2w- Y, 1mg. Apply betwoen 9and 12, at 141 Oakst., baso- WA TED_GIRLS 10 WORE ON LADIES' UN- derwear. ~ Apply at24§ Wabash-av. ANTED—MILLINERS—AFPPLY TO MES. FRA- ZER, 606 Statost. ANTED — DRESSMAKERS: FRENCH_AND Swedish proferrod ; also a few meat hands for ailk ‘embroidery. Apply to Mru. E. A. MCLAUGHLIN, No. 182 Twontisth-at. Honsekeeners. ANTED—AN EDUCATED AND REFINED MID- dlc-aged Amurican woman as bousoksepor. Nomo meed apply without tho best af reforencos, Address D92, Tribune otfice. aner and florist: anders s {12 bianches. "Addross B 85, Tribuzo ofice: “‘ JITUATION WANTED—BY A GERMAN, AS GAR- dener, whio is wsll acquainted with his busfness. Good recommendation given. Address, for 3days, G 6, Trib- une office. TTUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN (GEE- man) s watchmaker, has had 6 years’ experience in tho trada; 1o objection to the country. Address H 1 Tribune offica, QUIUATION WASTED_BY & GONPETEST EN. ecr of years' experience, to run s stationary en- ina; first-clasa foforonco. given. ~Address 150 Statoat TTUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST.CLASS OAR- troner, 15 years' experience on light work: no n 10 the country. Addrese IRONER, Tribune object otice. ITUATION WANTED. FIRST-CLASS PRAC- (%‘l:ocal ewx‘l:&r of 18 ears’ xpefl:fiu 'z:n!l l“'fil“?t; T a siationiry Cogin 134 : all ropairing. Addres ESGINEER, Tribane ofice. SITUATION WANTED _TO SMANUFACTURERS and Others—By s practical mechanic as machinist 20d englncer. Address KNGINEER, No. 170 Carroll Wost Sider ITUATION WANTED—BY PARTY HAVING HAD 8 years' exporienco fn chitrgs of frame wad jobbing department of ons of the principal factories in the city, T ey ponition oF et And ‘Tocmaratiily i et o n Bt e Good Hifarences. Aadross D oY Feibans ptigor - L ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE #irl to do general housework in a small privato family grsecond wark. Please eall for two days, in rearof romer-st JITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE &irl to do sacond work (n a private family. Refercaco ifroquired. 23 Sonth Morgan-st. _Apply ia the rear. TTUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT WO3- &2to cook wash, and fron in'a private femily; refer- eace given, if required. 141 South Pooria-at. STTUATION WANTED_BY A GOOD, RELIABLE izl a3 cook and laundress ina respectable private {a ot to do {!fl.l‘ll housework in a small private fami- Gl B S W eatmartacns, o the. pe, Moaday th Side proferred. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Foung lady in private family aa first-ciass cook ; best of city roference can be giren. Apply at 116 Statost. GUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL IN A family to d Pleaso cllon Soaday o S s o Noh ITUATION WANTEQ~BY A GOO! . oral sarvant ia & prvd¥s Family. Cob o T eR AT, TTUATIONS WANTED—BY TWOGERSIAN L3 jmistars, one 10 do a‘mmmu ’:i'g(g: ?o:;&l:fé orkin & Hrat-class private family ;s So Xdldrosa H 1, Tribuian odice: L TIOATION WANTED_DY Two GOOD Gl one 8 cook and thio othier as sscond-ir giron if roquired. 605 Arold-st. soda) GTIUATION WANTED—BY & GIRL A3 COOK. ‘washer, and lroner, in & private family. Gay 4210 Butterdoldogt. © L = ITUATION WANTED_BY AN ENGINEER WHO caa gire cood reforences, No objection to_golng in country. o ‘addruss, THOS. J. WRIGHT, 45 South State-s STTUATION WANTED—A YOUNG AN WANTS Lo finish losrning the tinners' trade; bad § months' ox- perleace.Address C3l, Tribune ofi Wmmn-novszkxxrzk TN WIDOWER'S FAM- lly of two children. Nons but competent porsons neod apoly. Call at 539 Divislon-st. to-day, Employment Agencios. J/ASTED-TO INFORM MY MANY PATROXNS, 2ad tho public in general, that { sm not connected with tho Star mployment Offica. I have opensd an ofico known as the Chicago Dramatic and General Female Em- plorment Agency: it has no oqual in obiaining rollablo elp for ail branches of buainess, and is condacted ** pro besd publica Sadlsfaclion fisrunteod: al soekine o roly como well.roco "N POTTRH, No. 1 South Clark-st, Boom 2 VWARTED GERMAN AND “BCANDINAVIAN girls for private (amilics, hotols, laundrios, city and country, at Mrs, DUSKE'S office, 80 Milwaakes-ar. VW ASTED-CAPAGLE GIRLS OF EVERY NA- tionality as cooks, housq girls, aud nurse girls, in the best of privato familios. 255 East Chicago-ay. TTUATION WANTED—AN ENGINEER OF LARGE cxr!‘lflflcm and thoroughly scquainted with the work- iag of sieatn Heating spparatas, s open for sa, eagare- Ta6at: o objstion - Kdrats [y ENCINEEH, Tribuns olicer ki TTUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST.CLASS TIN- ner, i elty or country, Address A 2, Tribuze office. SITUATION WANTED-BY A SHIET CUTTER, who thoronghly undorstands the business.” Addrees G 12, Tribune ofice. TTUATION WANTED—BY A BOY OF 18 YEARS %0 loarn tinnens’ or plumbers’ trade som oxporienca at tinning. Address 163 Ashland-av., for ono wook. Coachmen. Teamsters. &o. TIUATION WANTED — AS COACHMAN IN A rivate amlly. by & yooog mag & yosraof aga who bas long exportance, and la not atraid of work, milk and make bimsolf génerally nseful. E 3, Tribuns office. - Miscellaneous. —— - ANTED—A GIRL FROM 14 TO 15 WISHING 1o learn music, to asaist with housework. Address A6, Tribano stiico. P TVANTED — A GOOD GIKL FOR GHENERAL W A e at Hsedalor 1 miles 9 C.s e ay- i R._Apply at 6 fiast Lako-st.” = 8 TV ANTED_A GIRL ¥OR SECOND WORE AND M) | iako care ot ciildfen. German or Swads profoized. ply at 128 Twonty-fourth-st. ‘VANTKD—A GERMAN, WELSH,OR NORWEGIAN irl to do general housewak in small family. Apply at 113 Park-av. - FANTED—A NEAT GIRL TO DO_GENERAL “ Y ousevork ina family of thres. 311 South” Hal: stedat. = VW ANTED—_AT 1446 WABASH-AV., A SWEDE O Danish girl, for genaral huusework; one that undor- stands cooking snd s nea’and willing ; wages 34. Y\ ANTED—A GIRL TOR GENERAL H woll,_1#51)4 In3ians-av, VWANTED-A GIRL 7O DO_GENERAL HOUSE- ¥ orkina small family o g0 in’the counury A0 miles, wur"en—um( AND GENTLEMEN GANVAS- sers for the Remington Sewing-Machine. Liberal inducements, 285 Btate.st. ITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENGLISHMAR, A8 coach Thoroughly ‘exparisnced in tho cate of Borses. Can givo the bost of raference. Address H 91, Tribune office. - ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO GOOD GIRLS, one aa oook and one for second work. 355 Third-av. TTUATION WANTED_BY A WOMAN 4S COOK, S asher, and faoner: Call ot 15 Heragetts C00n JITUATION WANTED_BY 3 FIRST-CLASS GIRLS -0n for general housework, the other ‘a_frst<lass cook orsecond girl, in a private family; any desirablo ref- erencos, if required. Call at prescnt emuloyers, 13 East Sixteenthat. TTUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID IN S Evielor Dosraten bonsm ol T B Do A ITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD GIRL FOR ensral Bousehork ar for second-work. Calf’at No. TTUATION WANTED_BY A NORWEGIAN GIRL to take care of children. Ploasa call at I Gurly-st., onday. e D work in & A and Tacsday ot 2 Unton-st. o o . in hote!, res rivate 3 Bo washlog or ironing. Call at 133 Eightsonthat., eor ner of Dearborn. TIGATIONS WANTED_BY 2 SISTERS, ONE AS cook, washer, and fronor, and tho uthor as second- flxl l:‘d’m‘t;kg:ll‘r:‘ of cl{udrln. o(r 'nn'l: ‘t‘l: ’zllh '::w- have the roforencs G, for3 days, 3671 Fourtoenthoat, o o Dlee- TTUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN, BY A Swede: & number-ono man In overy respect, as rofar- encos will indicate. Strictly temperata. address A 8l, Tribuns offica. TTUATION WANTED-_BY A GIRL, TO DO SEG- gad work or general Rougawork in B smal famfly. Good referance,iif requirod. Pleaso oall at No. 80 Aloz- andor-st., Soutk: Side. VW ANTED-2 YOUNG LADY TO CLERK IN A snall confectionary. Wagos low. Address O &, ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN BY: A onng steady man, Engliah; city refercnces. Address G 72, Tribuns office. SmA'nou FANTED—BY A GIRL WITH GOOIY roforence tchen-wark prefarred. Inquire at &% Wentworth-av. 1ril VWASIED-LIDY CANVASSERS DESIRING A Faying business to cail and'seo Gorawell's Lmprored Solt.itting Dreas Chart. Great inducements ofiored to good canvassors. Call immediately. Ofico and chart rooms southeast corner State and Adams-sta. VY ANTED-TWO LADIES TG CANVASS FOR HU. ‘mane Journal. Indncements offered to experienced canvassers. %5 East Madison.at., Room 16, up-stairs. VWASTED—A " THOROUGHLY ~EXPERIENCED o Jady for suit doparimont. " J.B. SHAY, & aud 66 o to-nt. ‘Vm'rxn_uonrxcn GIEL 1IN A LAUNDRY. Apply at 3% W abash.av. QITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENGLISHMAR, Boen accustomed fo horses and gardening. Address G &2, Tribune offico, TTUATION WANTED-BY A coachmanin a private family; Address E21, Tribune ofice. YOUNG MAN AS good reference, ! to-do sscond work ot genoral housework i.. - arall facmily: bast of city seforence. Call at 540 ladiana-ar., la o rear. STTUATION WANTED—45 SECOND GIRL IN A nice family. Apply Monday st %1 Huron-st. Smu-r’ms WANTED—BY A RESPECT GLiE 1 ITUATION WANTED-BY AN ENGLISH COACH- fimn;, in & private family. Address J €0, Tribune Bae ilaris? posd roterance. Addross ¥ B Tibans SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE. Dply 4737 West Washington-st. JANTED-A GOOD KITCHEN GIEL, SCRUB v], 30 pantry girl, at ‘orest Houso, ply today. PNk Llteb b corant Boip. e 4> VW ARTED-4"GOOD: SCANDINAVIAN OR GER- man rorvant-girl at thorestaurant, 18 North Wells-st, ANTED—A WOMAN TO GO IN THE COUNTRY to do general housework; no_objoction o child old gaoush to g taachoal. Taauirast 251 Calamet-ar. nesr -nlath-s D-A PROTESTANT GIRL TO COOK, waah, and iron in a small family where two girls ars kopt. Apply, with-recommendations, at 200 Ellis-3v., Cottage Grove. Booklkeepers. Clerks. &e. TTUATION WANTED—IN OFFICE OR STORE, BY 2 good penman and correrpondent. Can loaa employ~ er S on good security. _Addross J 51 Tribune office. ITUATION WANTED—_BOOKKEEPER_WILL AC- coptany position at any salary. Isvo had five yoars' experience in a large commercial houso; am & e and rapid penmao and quick caloulator; refer to late em- ployer as to sbility and chiaracter: age, Y sears. Addross 82, Tribane ofti TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, (SOAN- diaavian), a5 coschman in a private family; ander. stands the caro of horsus and ea; well acquainted n the clty; and s not afraid to work ;good oity references. Address U1l Tribuve office. TTUATION WANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE— ‘man es coachman, wife as cook or sacond girl; bestal reforence given. Address J, 237 Doolidgo-st. ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAY, BY ONE ‘who thoroughly anderstands his bustness, Both cara of horses and ‘and can came well recommended by the ¥. A. M. Frafernity or last employer; is well so- quainted {n tho city. M 79, Tribune ofes. ITUATION WANTED—_IN A WHOLESALE OR retail drug house; reforences as to zbillty, charactor, &ic.. uncxceptionablo. Addross D, 7 Vincenaes-av. TTUATIONS WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE: ‘man as coschman or to take care of horses, wife ta do general housswork. _Address M 30, Tribune office. ANTRED—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework {n s family of throo; will have & good home. Apply st 167 k'rcmnn»pn. ‘ ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN OR SCANDINA- vian girl to do general housework in & amall family. _ADDII at once at 1294 Wabash-av, ANTED—A GIRL TO DO_GENERAL W Ao b cmatt aratig, 39 Seaten House g ATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED business m: who is woll acquainted in the city, as salesmaz ot bookkecper brat of seleronces elson. Plosso addross L @, care KAUFAIANN & COLLOT'S Advar- tising Agency, 135 LaSallost. TTUATION WANTEDIN ANY GOOD BUSINESS n any capacity, by a competent, sotive souog man, Droduce commiasion preforred s cun Keop books; rafer- encos given. Address L63, Tribune offico. TV ASTED-A NORWEGIAN GIEL TO DO GEX. gral housework fora famlly of three persons. Call at1m Pooria-st. TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN IN A commission houso, to learn the b } best rofar- onces. Address A 55, 'Tribune ofice. JTANTED—-A GOOD GIRL TO DO CHAMBER ‘work, and who is & good washer and ironer. €03 Wost Adamsat. 5 WANTED—GENERAL HOUSE SERVANT, MUST be good cook and laundress; also girl for second. k, at 55 Twcnty-elghth-st., botwoan Wabash and DINING-ROOM GIRL THAT KNOWS ber busingss, and nons other. Apply st 13 Eld- Fidgoeonrts VY ARIRD—X GOOD GIRL T0 DO GENERAL hm’ark. ¢ 47 North Carpenter-st. 'ANTED—GOUD GIRL, ¥OR GENERAL HOUSE- WY o ai08 West Moo e AL OUS TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAW, IN somo usiness house, store, or office, who can Kocp books, road, writo, and speak Knglish and German: willing to Work hard aad cheap: good referonce given. Address L. M. G., 116 North Sangamon-st. QITUATION WAKTRED—AS BOOKKEEPER, CABH- jer, or any office work. Good references as to ability [y H CU: berdeenat., eity. ERGETIO TUATION ~WAN AN young married mlfl“nh willing to take hold of any Ldnd of respoctablo employment. Address G 6, Tribuno attice. ITUATION WANTED-IN X: REAL ESTATE oflico, iz sny capact »young man thoroughly ac- Guaintod with tho Sltg+ Bogt of relorences. Addrcss AL Wurim-slzvzx,u. RESPECTABLE YOUNG mon to sell teas on commission in thocity. Ad- dross M 99, Tribuze otfico. ANTED—TWO GUOD GIKLS FOR GENERAL honse ‘and second work. Apply, for throa days, at 185 North Dearborn-st. ‘YW ANTED—AN ATTORNEY, FOR WIHOSE SLIGHT 3orvices en oftice will bo' given, and considoreblo pazing basiness. Address, with references, ¥4, Tribane ofice. VWANTED-A FEW ENERGETIC MEN T0 SELL 3 new and usoful srticle in evory houso. Very sal- able and prfits from 84 to 86 par day surs. Call st No. 178 Wost. u-st. W AXTED-GOOD SERVANTGIRE, AT 5 NORTH Sholdoa-st. _Call at bavement door. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SCANDINAVIAN OR German ir] 8 ook and laundross. Reforonces re- quired. Apply Monday at 9 Indlana-av. YV ANTED-GIRL FOR: GENFRAT, FHOUSEWORK f “for & amall family._Apply at 165 Ewing-st. \,’ ANTED_GOOD STEADY BOY AT KELLEY'S, 83 Madison-st.; one that rasides with his pareats proferred. ‘VV NTED—4 GOOD GERMAN OR SWEDE GIRL to wash dishes and holp about the kitchen. BUCK- MINSTER'S, 35 State-st., cornor Harrison. Wfii-zb_.m EXPERIENCED HARDWARE OR lumbers’ goods travelor: addross, with reforonces, L 90, Tribane otfice. VW ANTED_A WOMAN PASTRY COOK; ALSO, A boy to wait on table, to go a fow miles out of the city. _Call Monday at 355 Wabsh ANTED—ENERGETIO CANVASSERS FOR NEW and finely-illustrated, J. GRIFFITHS, 126 and 12§ WANIRD-X GOOD GIRL T0 DO GEXEEAL ouscwork for a emall family. Eas Thirty-thind-at. s ES tce. S WANTED_BY A4 MEMBER OF THE Chicago Board of Trade, capable of attonding to trans- sctions on 'Change. Goad carrespondont aad bookkeeper. Batiafactory ices._Address ¥ 15, Tribuno office. QITUATION WANTED—ON OR BEFORE MAY 1, > by an intelligent (married) man, who is s first-clasa accountant and guod penman. {na No. I houso that will pay him for servicon rondered: want an activo position. TTUATION WANTED—BY AN ENGLISHMAN, AS coachman; best of city reforences. Address A 45, Tribune otticc. pliscellaneous. TTUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN WHO speks English, German, French, sad. Ttalisa, with some business capaéity. Wl take & sitastion in'a ros- ‘taurant ot hotel as walfer or barkeeper. Bestroferences given. Address M 65, Tribuns office. ITUATION WANTED_BY A BOY 15 YEARS OF g0 in & wholosale grocery house; will make himself nerally usafal, and can como well recommended. Ad- Srecas ¥ s, Tribane office. Seamstresses. SITUATION WAKTED-SEWING BY THE DAY IN familica or work taken home. Terms moderate. Call or address DRESSMAKER, 735 West Lako-st. TTUATION WANTEDBY AN EXPERIENCED ssamaker, first.class cutter and ftter. Addross Mea. 1. 85 Frice-piace. UUATION WANTED —BY 1 CONPETENT rosema) 8 3 dreismsier o cat aa ‘rivafe familios. Callat SITUATION WANTED DEESSNAKING OR CUT- ting and ftting (o families: ting. Florshce: Address K g0 Taibung oeer - o ¥ TIUAZION WANTED-AS ~SEAMSTRESS @ raio family : ca 1iforont mac) rosk 0’7, Tribung oficar e~ LLrerent A QITUATION WANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY BY 1> & seamutress who cata Iadies’ and_childron's droasos, can faraish eowing machine.” Address M 13, Tribuas TTUATION WANTED—AS SEAMSTRESS IN A faslly. s a good dressmaker: can cut and ft, and do a1 kinds of family sewing and childron's clothea. ‘Addrsss 30, Triban otics. ITUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG LADY, AS making scamstross {n & private family. Can do ot plain sewing. Terms reasanable, and refersncaif ro- a Call for two days at 105 t. [TOATION WANTED-LADY T0 SEW FORE- ‘noons for bosrd, whoro can bave psrminent. place. Gan do all kinds of ‘dress . “Can't 5 S 5 Teihae ortear Rl ITUATION WANTED-TO DO DRESSWAKING or plain sewing; tako it home or go oat. Address 687 Wost Madison-st. TTUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG ENGLISH- rag, Is willing to t=ko hold of any kind of smploy~ ment. Notatraid of hard work. 4ddress D 1, Trtbaze of TTUATION WANTED—AS A PORTER IN A store. Can come well reecommended. Address E 22, Tribune office. TIUATION WANTED— BY_ A _FIRST-CLASS drossmaker, by the day or week. Appls or sddross 107 Soath;Peori3-at. TTUATION WANTED —BY A RESPECTABLE & girl, to sow in a family, or taks it home; has no ob- {action to 8 few miles in tho conaty. Callor addroms st West Fourteonth-st. QITUATION WANTED-EY A SMaART, ACTIVE boy, 15 yoars of ago; ane who uadorstandithe city : as office or'errand boy; writes & fair hand. Addross B &, Tribune ofice. TTUATIONS WANTED—AS WATGHMAN OR POR- ter; 0no who can write a falr hand, Koep accounta aa Farchouseman. - Also, & boy, 16 years old, wha is quall- fied to drive and tako care_of & team, and williog to do auy other work. - Addrous - J. SIMPSON, 99 Sauth Ca~ TTUATION WANTED-BY A IDDLE.AGED Eronchmao as gurdonor. Address 165 East Harrison- st N. DUCREUX. TTUATION WANTED_BY A GRADUATE OF (IN) pharmacy from Scandinaria in a_chemical laborators. Best of roferonces glvan. _Address D 2%, Tribune office. idress for five days B 51, Tribuno office. QITUATION ED-BY A SHORT-HAND swriter as amanuensis or clork. Havo had consider- able expericoce 28 a business correspondent; reference m. Address £85, Tribono office. JITUATION WANTED—BY AN INSURANCE MAN: peaks both German and Engilsh, and has had four yoara' fonca in o homo office. Will accept a post Zion Inan oifice or sttond to outside busiess, elther on salary or commission, . Bost of reforonces fiven s to character and ability, _Address C 21, Tribuno office. y [ ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CANVASSER TO canvass for job printing in the city; a liboral com- mission allowad. “Apply at151 5 wth Clas VW ANTED-A NEAT, RESPECTABLE GIRL FOR el fawcily. Inquire at 4 Oakwood " FANTED—AN ERRAND BOY AT ROOM &, 16 ‘Washington-st. ral housework in 3 small 1 YV AXTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER, AND IRON- o1 t J{FANTED-AN PXPERIENCED BOOK_OR MAP VY canvadsor.” Addross, with roforvaces, 4.5 Tribaac office. TANTED_A FIRST-OLASS OANVASSER. AP- ply at Edwards’ Directory office, 143 Clar] ., near Cottage Grove cars. reforences required. JVARTED=A GOOD GRRMAN, OR Norwegian girl at %9 Wobstes AND ON| VW ANTED-ONE KITCHEN URSE irl to Call f 547 W VVA'N'TK’D—A GOOD BUSINESS 3AN TO ACT AS Bolicitor and caavasser; nona noed apply unless the «can write a goud plain hend and correct at spelling. Ad- '-‘"VA}\TTED—A GOOD DOMESTIO SERVANT GIRL, ona who can wash and fron woll, and cook gaod. dA‘l;ply n: 101 North Clark-st., foarth story, entrance on In- 2a-st. dress C 7, Tribods oifico. \TAN MEN TO ENGAGE IN A GENTEEL make 835 to §100 woekly. CO., 1i3 East Madlson.st. businms. A AMRRICAN NO! Jhoom 2. VW ANTEDLCANVASSERS FOR X NEW GOOK THE W et acling work s th Weats entertaiviog sad itor ta. GSG00D % GO 4 South Clark-st. e i WANTED-FEMALE HELP. Domestics. WASTED-A GOOD COOK, ' WASHER AND {roner. Liberal wages to ons with good references. Apply 2t 910 Michigan-av, '\'V‘fin-zn — A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL Bousework. Apply 811 Michigan-av. ANTED-TWO GOOD KITCHEN GIRLS AT 81 W ASohta Clark-st. _ &ppls I tho kitehes. 3 ANTED—A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL, TO DO genersl housework; also an sxperiencod nurse girl for baby. Apply at No. 1 ndav. 'WA]\TED — A GERMAN. NORWEGIAN, OR ‘Swedo girl to do gencral housowork in & awmall fami- 1y, Call st South Halsted-st. ents ELTY uo I VW ANTED —GARDYARER 70 L GOoD 5 k0 (o, tho country would givo gan o Vtoaay job, ad IBaaire of BROSKS v, Lo job, and light work. bSO P W ANTED-CARPENTERS, AXD LABORERS AT '} Highwood. Partcash and real estate. Call at3:30. E. ASHLEY MEARS, 100 Washington-st. WZ:&TED—AT 29 SOUTH CANAL-ST., 3 FIRST- class carriage palnters, and 2 boys for paint-shop. NTED—MECHANIC IN A MANUFACTURING \‘7 :r}‘bu‘bmcn; ‘who can losn 31,000 nnEood Salary, 81,200 por aunum. THOMAS & CO. Clar \FANTED—A SHADE-HANGER. _APPLY TO- ‘day or early Monday morning, i3 Plorce-at., near South Halsted. NTED_A BRASS-TINISHER, ONE EXPERI- W A nced In brosing, at Brass Works, No. 3 Noris LaSaliet, \{FANTED—S CARRIAGE PAINTERS, AT i W ASRtne Abis to Or MONINGEL, ¥ ANTED —A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework In family of four. German preforred, Apply at 252 South Paulina-st. TATANTED_A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work: German or Scandinsvian preforred. Apply at 1124 Indisna-av. ' ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN &ir} for ap-stalrs work. Apply at 1017 Wabash-av. ¥ ANTED—A STRICTLY _FIRST.CLASS MEAT and pastry cook for privale boarding-houss. Also good girl for gonorsl work., Bust be good washor and fromor. ANTED—IN PRIVATE BOARDING.HOUSE, & W &ormien or Swedish. @irl that can holp throagh thio house and wash and iron. Apply nt598 West Adams-st. i‘ ANTED—3 GOOD GIRLS, ONE AS COOK, AND othior for socond-work and. wait on table. 423 West Monroe-st. 5 FANTED—A FIRSI-CLASS DINING-ROOM GIRL, W A o soeondiwork, in a private bostding-house. Call at 491 West Madison-st. D—A MOLDING CARVE] FURNI- VW A ire polfahor, sad a gider, 501 Wabash-av. VW 23EED A GOOD SCROLI SAWYEE, CORNER ‘West Twenty-socond and Throop-sis, ANTED—3 GOOD CARPENTERS. APPLY AT . Grona Bay Hoad and Belmontav.. sorth of Lincoln Park, 5 VWASIED-3 OR 3 GOOD STAIR BUILDEES, ‘and 2 young men that bavo had somo experienco tho business and wish to improve themaelvos in the trado. Apply to 5. GRAY, staie bullder, Aonday mornlog, 278 Fulton-st. VY ASTED—_ONF EICHEN WOMAY, ONE DIST ‘washer, and ono chambermadd, = Call Monday morn- {ng af Morchanta’ Hotel, corner Lako and Clark-sta. VWASTED—X FIRST.CLASS GOOK. WASHER and ironer. Apply Monday morning, at basement door; must be first-class, 1523 Prairio-ar. Wmmn_w\vo GIRLS: ONE TO COOR, WASH. ‘and fron; ona for socond work and wait on table. 505 ‘West Washington-st. A/ ANTED_AT MAULTON HOUSE, CORNER KIN- i ond North Market-sta., a good steady woman ta work in laundry. ANTED—1 FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH AND VY fnisbor, aad 1 paator, at carriage lactory 62 West adison- ‘W—mrm_n GOOD SMART GIRL FOK_GENER™ al housework; five in family. 1003 West 3on rov-st. \TANTED—A PAINTER: GOOD WAGES TO A #o0d hand ; 21l inside work. Apply to-day from 12 103av24 Charles-place, Fifth-av. FANTED—_PAINTERS AND CALCDIINERS AT 87 ‘Sonth Oskley-st., betwoea Park-av. and Washing- ton-t. 1y. ANTED_A FEW GALCIMINERS AND PAINT- WA R utoat., Monda, 1 o'clock sharp. -\ day morning at 7c’clock. Cottago Grove-av. and ‘Forty-nrst-st. VWASTED-X FIRSTCLASS TAILOR. APPLY Sunday or Monday atl Archer-ov. NTED —A__FIRST-CLASS NEGATIVE RE- A achen, a13dy protorrec: . alto, oo L3dy to learn the art at Art Gallery. 101 West Madison-st. YAT AR —5_ GARDNER TO TAKE CARE OF WA SRR, R T T Building. ANTED—THREE OR FOUR PLASTERERS MON. | WASTED-A GERYAY OR SWEDISH GINL FOR kitchen and laundry work au 70 Park-av. TV ANTED-AFIRST-CLASS COOK, WASHER AND groner. A German, Norwegian or Swede girl pro- forred. No. 624 Moaroe: WANIED A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE “work. Apply at No. 2 Du Payato; ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- \V stork s mast be 8 good cooke. 171 Calumat-are, base- ment door. VWANIED-AT THE UNITLD STATES HOTLL, corner of Thirty-Brst-sc. and Cottage Groveay., dinfngzoom glrl: muscbe good. Call Monds y moralsy rondy for work- AT ANTED_GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK in femily of two, togo 1o Alaywood. Apply for two days 8t 358 Fulton- VA7 AS —A GOOD_GIRL TO DO G W B unartork o smalt favelly.- Call 2t 283 W, Y7 ANTED_TWO GOOD BOYS; THOSE ACCUS- W A Lt piolsicriag. cen gol sioady good Works call Monday morning at 3 Fifth-av. or Wells-st. TANTED A FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE PAINTER W ?z‘.i“?flnfif. of a palat shop. Apply st Nos.. 165 2d 163 Bast Twonty-first-st. 2D — D STRIPER AND VARKNISHER W it work ot 4 Wabasbrar, ANTED—A FIRST.CLASS DOORMAKER AND Saider; noa. 0 neod apply. HOMAN, BHOWK & €0, 20! ¥ NTED—G: DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK e oty B Tobs o f0 Warronar: ANTED — A_COMPETENT COOK, WASHEE, ‘stc.. ina privata family. Apply at & Michigaaav. “YAZ\ ED—GOOD GIRL TO COOK, WASH, AND 'Y “fron. 3Y Fuiton-st., near Ann. TWARIED A, oten TO DO GENEHAL HOUSE- workat 242 Patk-av. WANTED-X "GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL Bousework in a private family of four persons, Swedo fl_r_an'\!_l‘fshn preforred. lnqu_lni at 623 Larrabee-st. YVANTED_A GOOD COOK, WASHER, AXD hlll;znar. lnrwlniun dll:;ll‘:o l:(;-au:. ;\'nfln but Lhc;le lhl‘),r- < nt an apply. B atrer Sanday, ut 714 Wabsah-are oo o W ANTED—A FINST.GLARS PASTRY GOOK, AT the Woman's Home, 16 West Jacksonst, Murt b thomagh od excellont ia that departmeat of (hs calina- yart. VW ANTED_TWO COMPETENT GIRLS, ONE FOTL kitchen and one for second-wark. Apply at No. 25 University-place. ‘VARTF. —AT 164 THIRTY-FIRST-ST., A GOOD piri for kitchen and laaadry work. ENTED—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENEERAL bousework. _ Aply at 84 West Madison-st. ‘VVANT ED—A GOO! L FOR GENERALHOUSE- work Iln a fam l{ of three, to go to Maywood, ten miles out, on C. & N.W. Hallay; Scandinavian pro- forred. _Apply ai & LaSallo-st. 1357&:10! WANTED-BY A YOUNG AN O ree yoars' oxpericuce Zas_salesman, in Siore: willing to work chiesp: #0od roieronce. 8] W. PARSONS, 57 Norta Lincoln-st. ITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT busines man, at anstuing by which hecan make an Honest living. fsa kkeeper, collactor, and sc- quaintad thianghont the clty, Heat of vefarences. Ad- as H, care Carrier No. 6, Soath Braach, TTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS porter or salowmsa in a grocery storc: has had 10 y0ara' experience in the buslness; wages no object. Ad- dress M &, Tribune oftica. TTUATION WANTED_BY AN EXPERIENCED ITUATION WANTED —BY A FASHIONABLE dressmaker, to go out by the a7, or take work homo; a0 doallkinda'of, endwork and embroidety: plata sew: n one by hsad or mschizo. call, adiress, . BI8x. (o) orth Mag-at.e up statzme " ITUATINN WANTED—A LADY DESIRES A D, sltustion we soamstress and drossmaker in souie vato family: catting an a specialty. Sddrors B 74, Third-ave, Room 7. - " % = ITJATION WANTED—EY A YOUNG LADY TO do plain sewine: andwill assist ‘i light housowork. Addrass L. G, 7 Taird-av., Room 7. SUIUATION WANTED_PERSANENT SEWING IN s family, or will engage by tho day or wook; can famish a machine; reference glven. Addross M 10, ‘Tribuzo offico. % Housekeopers. QITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY K>, a8 housckoeper, whore ber husband can board whoa &t home, in retara for her sersices: relcrences oxchang~ shorthand writor. Address, ‘stating salary, K 61, | ed. Pleaso addross or call at 319 Alilwaukeo-av., second L == = > | QITUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG WIDOW SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE Iady, 28 housokoapor, bachelor preferred: no objec- thons %o {he conntry. - Address B 6 Tribans o Domestios. BY A ITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE girl to do second-work and sew, or to travel with a family for the summer, gt refarence can be given from present employer. Addross B 18, Tribuns otice, for two .. ITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD NORWEGIAN gl to do second work in & amall {amily. av 20 West Lake-st. TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN AS sslosman In a wholesalo lumber rard. Has had sevon years' cxewdnnw and can give good reference. Address Box 41, Cansjohario, N. Y. TTUA ED_TO_BOOT AND SHOE Manufacturers—A thoroogh business mon who has traveled in that line, having "extonsive scquaintanco of long standiag with the boot and ahoo dealors through tho Westorn States; also a thorough knowledge of the leather business, is dosirons of uk.lnl: an interest in such busl- D033, or o travol for a first-class concern, = Addross E 25, Tribape office. TTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF oxpericnce, iu the hardwzre trade; Do objections to traveling; tho best of city sud Eastorn reforoncos given. Address'L, 38, Tribune otfice. QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS entry clerk, asaistant_bookkcener, or cashior. Best of references, 'Address C ¥ M, 68 Centro-ar,, up-stalrs. ITUATION WANTEO—BY A YOUKG 3LAN, AS a0 assistant bookkecper, salesman, or clerk in a mer- cantilo busincss: bas had zomo expericnce as salesman ix. the lumber basiness. Good roferences given. Address D 57, Tribuno oftico. ITUATION WANTED—AS BOOKKEEPER, CASH- ier, or correspondeut, by & man of long cxperienco iD busihiess; is & quick acoountant, accusiomed to cor- respondonc, and good counterfft detector; highest city roferoncos. Addross E 72, Tribuno offico. "V]m TED—A GOOD GIRL TO COOK, WASH, and iron. German or Swedo proferrod. Apply at 48 Twenty-fourih-st., noar Calumot-av. ANTED—A SECOND GIRL, AT NO. 6 TWEN- ty-third-st. Call Monday. A GIIiL, BETWEEN 10 AND 15 YEARS age to wait on tabloand do light work. Apply ioly at No. 1147 Prairie-av. VWANIED_GIRL T D0 TOUSEWORE IN & ‘small family. _Apply at ¥ Vincennes.av. Senmstresses. ANTED—AT 6 TWENTY-FIFTHST., THREE firat-class dressmakors and 020 oporator o Floraaco machine. VWASIED—2 JACHINE GIRLS TO SEW ON YY" Singormachino, at 18 dfilwaul 7 “Y 'ANTED—GOOD SHIRT MAKERS AT THE CHI- cago Shirt Factory, 146 Fifth-av. ; work givenount. ‘VAETED—A SEANSTRESS ACCUSTOMED TO ‘Wilcox & Gibbs machine, by tho day or woek. Ap- ply st 329 Orchard-st. W‘\NTED—A SEAMSTRESS WHO CAN MAKE ‘nud fit dresses and do plain sewing,and use Wheelor & Yilion machize. - Apply at No. 203 Sdporior-st., North . VY ASTED-SIX EXPERIEICED DRESSMARERS ‘and two approntices st Aladsme KENDEL'S, & T\'elztrfih‘h—lt. W ANTED_ 10" GIRLY TXFERIENCED I MAE. ing mecklin and half lace frames: and_Wedaesday ‘morning 50 giris cxporienced in sewing ladics braid hats. Y. PEKSON & CO.. 20102 Wabasn-av. D SECOND GIRL, "Appls at 0 Ohio-st. '\ TANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A GIRL TO DO atitching o5 _a Sloger manufacturing machive i earriag ., 192 and 194 East Washington-st. X & LAZEAR. ANTED—3 TIRST-CLASS MACHINE _HANDS for fine shop coats, and 5 fiaishers. 51 Fry-st. ANTED_TIRST-CLASS SHOE SIITGHEES AT 128 North Halsted-at. Laundresses. TV ANIED-2, GOOD IRONERS-APPLY AT &3 VANTED; A FIRST-CLASS LAUSDRESS. AP- Y "y a2 110 Calamot-av. in laundry. WARTED-A FIRST-OLASS “LAUNDRESS, TO take charge of a new laundry, 143 Chlcago-avs, ; ‘married lady protorred ; refercnce roguired. i \ATANTED-ONE FIRST-CLASS STARCHER AND W A e harwaman ¢ the Pearl Lauadrs, 515 West on. TANTED—AT 15 SOUTH DESPLAINESST., TWO ik W 'D—3 GOOD SHIRT-IRONERS AT THE ‘ fl:flde Laundry, 6330d 65 Caaul-st. Soath Park-ar. { _A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS: SCAN- I‘V'\mv?nn‘pnhmd. Call Monday at 20 Wost ‘Washington-st. fim.\'rm-;\ GIRL TO WASH AND IRON AT 17 D—A GIBL TO DO COOKING, WASH. WS a2 E2acs asoi a2 81 Bouth Hoverax 'ED—AN EXPERIENCED STARCHER AT A L SRy, 68 shaanvar. ADDIS Boadar. AN WHO notions, and 'aks Gorman, JITUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG is thoroughly posted in the faney goods Jowelry businoss, wholosalo or fotail; “Addross B &2, THbuno offico. ITUATION WANTED_BY A FIRST-OLASS BOUK- keoper; ten yoars' exporicace in wholesale housas; will tako any position whero ho can mako himself valua: Ble: salary uot such aa object.” Addross 3 13, Tribuao office. ITOATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN; U derstzads bookkeeping correctly: is a good writar, falek at fgnres, and not atraid of wark. AddressJ WV 5, 37 West Folkcst. QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WITH firat-class reference, as_bookkeepor or salesmaz, tiour or produce busincss proferred; a man thoruughlyin ear- neat. Business man will pleace investigate. Address G 3, Tribune office. » WANTED — 70 REAL ESTATE Agents—Adrertiser wants work: 1 an accomplishe. sarvesor, dranghtsman, and architact: thoroughly posied in city, suburboa, ead country real estacc: § yeass' expo- riesca in Chicago, WORKER, Tribuoe offica. TTUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A wholesaloor rotail house, 23 cleck, colloctar, parter, watchman, or employment at slmost ahything: 1s temper- £te, reliable, and not afraid of work; will be satisfied with modorato wages: has allsfactory rference as Lo charac- ter, Address, for throo days, D %, Tribune office. JTUATION WANTED—BY A SCANDINAVIAN AS ‘bookkeeper, or to act a3 bookkeepor aud clerk ; speaks Swedish and Engllah; can xive @ood recommondztiuns. Address H 31, Tribune otace. TTUATION WANTED-IN A SMALL FAMILY TO do gonoralhousework. Apply at L2 Polkat. Good roference canbo given. TTUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GIR soconid worl of ponoral Bousewark o 5 Bleaso call at 433 Morgan-ate TTUATIONS WANTED_BY TWO BISTERS, TO 1 work togedierof to do £enural Housemork. Callat 7 o TTUATION WANTED—DY AN ELDERLY WIDOW Iadrin & small family whoro 10ro are no childron and the work light; parties hooding much woman will find lier every way responsible: the best of referenco sivon. ~ Address L%, Tribano otfice. QITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL to cook, wash, and iron in a private family: good ref- sronce, if required. Pleaso call at 161 DoKoven-st. Can Do seen for a woek. TTUATION WANTED_BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK, waslor, 20d ffoer In & private family: beat.of eity TO DO family. TTUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKER middle-aged Tady of thorough experience; rofor eces. _Addross H i, Tribune ettico. ITUATION WANTED—A PLACE IN THE COUN. try as houskeeper by & compefent woman with & child.” Inquire Monday at 61 West Rinziest. QITOUATION WANTED—A WIDOW LADY OF EX. ‘perience in housekeeptai would like such & position 10 5 gentleman’s family whero a servan s kept, and, i requl can asslst In dressmaking; reforonces ex- changed, Address A B, Tribune ofic TTUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER BY 4 Iady of experieaco. Callat 2§ West Madiianat., m 17 N UNMARRIED LADY, ITUATION WANTED— ins o under 30, desires 2 position as housckoeper spectable family. Address A 52, Tribune 0. TTUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER BY A lady of calture, with an elderly gentleman or widowar, Famlly of refinémont. Address MARY BURTON, P. 0., Boston, Mass. ITUATIONS WANTED-BY A LADY AND HER ) “niece: onie ss housekooper, the otlier as governess, ia Kansas, Minnesots, or any othior tate. Address L'E2, Tribano offce. Nurses- TTUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT PROT- esiant woman, ss (nf3ots nurss or housaicoper: good co, roferonce éaa bo given. . Call or addross for 3 days 363 | Fof trod. Address SCOTT, Tribuns South May.at., near corner of Taylor, 1o basemont. e doga. 1 - ey TTUATION WANTRD_BY A MIDDLE-AGED | QITUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG TADY, AS worien sa cook i sravelass boseding oo toler. | Suure: is well vorsed o tho Kol and Fronek lat- ence given. Pleaso call at 719 Stato-st., Monday. also willing to instruct, if necesasry. Veryast- refersnce given, if required. Address K 45, TTUATION WANTED—BY A SWEDE GIRLTO DO genoral housework, Apply at 145 Chicago-av. = JITUATION WANTED—_IN A HOTEL OR BOARD- iag-houso to do cluer meator pastry ‘egoking. " No- body need address this advertiser. without they aca cer- taln that they want somabody. K 49, Tribuno office. TTUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL, AS SECOND ook or kitchen work, hotel or -house. Ap- ply at 34 Clinton-at., Kook 12. TIUATION WARTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN s meat and pastey cook In & private boarding-house. Address 189 South Dur\y_fim ‘corner Twolfth. QITUATION WANTED_BY & GOOD. RELIABLE gl ta do goneral houzework La & small private family, or would do second work. Apply at Dr. Tucker's, 1044 Wabash-av., between tho hinn of3and 5p. m, ITUATION WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE Swedish girls, one to eook, wash, and iron, and the otlier to axsist In gensral housework. Call, for thres days, at 413 Twenty-tifth-st., up stals TTUATION WANTED—BY AN ENGLISH WOMAN, hero she would ba v!.llhlflo make herself asefal, 18 8 small family, o widowor's family preferrod. Address %1 Statost. TTUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL TO DO COOE- {o@, wasising, and froning. Address 123 Siate-st. Call from 10 to 4 Monda TTUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG GIRLTODO ) socond work or tako care of children. Call at) toat. Best of Sfl'UATl N WANTED—-BY RESPECTABLF Norwegisn girl to do_genoral bousowork or pecond Worl {na siaall prirate family: good roference @iven it roquired. ' Call 5t No. 611 Hubbard-st. Srr_nl'rmx WANTED—IN SMALL FAMILY FOR sonoral housowork. _Apply at 12 Foster.at. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN WHO is used 1o ofSca work; understands bookkeepins, 24 cen furnish good roferen uld be willing to work for 3 small salary. Addross & 5, Tribuno ofica. TTUATION WANTED—LY A COMPETENT GIRL, s chambermeaid and waitrows in 8 private family. Good city references can be gisen. -Call or address 123 Botternield-st., Monday. QITUATION WANTED-AS MANAGER, SALES: ‘man, or bookkeeper iu & mereantile establlsiment by & midds-aged man of ) yoars’ practical experience. Ad- dress CJ, Tebune eraee. TTUATION WANTED_AS COPYIST, GASHIER, or clerk \ddros: Tribuno oftics. QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG AN, AS S Eikiar or bookkesper. Usesceatioasble migroscos. ITUATION WANTED_BY A HESPECTABLE sitl, o do gensral housework in & private famlly. Pleiss call or address 4 Alezandra-st. ITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD SMART woman 0 €00k, wath, and iron in a private family or 10.do geaeral bousowork. * Call, a8 soan as possible, at 30 West Sonre-st. TUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE iie do' yecnad work or genaral Bousgwork iwa sizsif family.” Apply at 168 North Morgan- No liquor house need answer. Address M 9, Tribane o QITUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN AC- S qualnted with the city, in an offics or stors, whers thure is prospoct of advaacemoat. 1s industrious, steady and competent. st of references. A permanent posi- tion desired. Address A 21, Tribuce offico. JITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF uod maral charactar, with some finn whero he can ‘mako himself genarally useful. Salary not somuch an Object a8 & permanent situation. 38 kood penman and quick at_tgures. Good referances given. Address F, &9 Weat Wasitingtoust. UATION WANTED— A YOUNG erfllnmnghb eoaversant with the real citate businuss Senta s potition fn an office whero bis worvices will bo Brought into the failost roqalsition, Address, for § day, G 2, Tribune ocliv. -4 r ANTED—BY A YO & TION WAN NG 3IA] S cbian in the whotessle o raiail Bacdmars tade, 3 experiences aad & thorongh knowledg e s Hesr roforence. Address G &3, Tribae oico. ¥ WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED TEDATION X ookaspar, billcteris s colisstor, Noferances givea. Terms 13 per wesk A 8. Tribuad ofics. AN QITUATION WWANTED-BY A RE: IS girl, to do kitchen work in a small family; {for two days. C;lll’t_Na. 6 Fourteenth-st. TTUATION WANTED— LY A RESPECTABLE ‘girl, to do general hcusework fa emall private family, or second work ; can be sesn Sunday and Monday, at N 63 South Jetlenno ‘Can come well recommended. TTUATION WANTED_BY A GIRL IN_ A PRI- ST Y4 Tamily 34 cook aad laandresa. ~Call 8¢ 24 Twene ITUATION WANTED—BY A WIDOW LADY, 43 viih s baby boy, in a privaie family to do goneral Fonsework; wazos reasonabls, Apply to Mra. A, KIN 10 the roar of 58) Wabasn-av.. in ths alley. Tribune office. ITUATION WANTED—RY A MIDDLE_AGED lady, o take caro of children. 188 Clark-st., Room 0. Referonce given. TTUATION WANTED—_A LADY WOULD LIKE A position as nursu for the sick or honsokooper; aay- thiog for 8 homo. Am willing toleava tho city. Address ¥ 95, Tribuno offics. ITUATION WAFTED — BY A THOROUGHLY competent young Exglish woman s purse in a first- class family. Can_take entire chargo of aa infant or young children, Would attead onan invalid lady. No objection to traval. Good reforences. Gall for ous waek 81154 Third-av, TTUATION WANTED_DY A LADY'S NURSE. Re zronces fmm the best phosiclans, Wages mod- erats._Call or address NURSE, 48 Wost Monroo-at. TTUATION WANTED —BY A RESPECTABLE Joung woman 33 wet nurse. Call or address 31 Lil- mols-st. Taesday. Laundresses. SI ATIONS WANTED-BY TWO FIRST-CLASS ladies' clothes ironers, in alsaudry where stead, work can be obtained. Please addross, B {, Tribage office.. Monda; QITUATION WANTED—AS WASHING WOMAN, 12 10 oF threa privata familles for svery week. Plosss address or cell on Mrs. M. O. A.. 119 West Indix; t. Employment Asencies. ITUATIONS WANTED—ANY ONE WISHING FOR 5 femalo belp of soy nation: Geraa, Norwsglan, ‘or wedo, for cloy, country, on v T ITUATIONS WANTED FANILIES TN WANTOF arizn I M UNDCET, Th Bedamikaes o0 o4 b7 calling oa TTUATIONS WANTED _GIRLS OF ANY NATION altty always in walticz for piaces in private families, Hotals, restsurants, and all respectable places whors malo bielp s reqnized. Wanted—A good Scandinavian gir for second-work at Riverside, at 12 West Monroo-st. Srrun;m S WANTED—OWING TO THE PAR. nost solicitation of my many patrune, 1 have concludsd o reopen my ofice. Partles wiantng firet-class help for city or country will be supolind on short notice &t 3. HAMILTON'S, 45 outh Ualon-st. TTUATIONS WASTED PANILIES I¥ WANT OF eip of al s can_be promptly supplied st Sef THORBON Y Rt sl ™ TTUATIONS WANTED_FAMILIES IN WANT OF 7204 Scandinavian and Gorman heip caa be supplisd 2t MBS, DUSKE'S ofice, 80 Milwankea-cv. Miscellaneous- TTUATION WANTED-AS SALES LADY, BY A young lady with throo yean' experionce: spcaks Ea- Tish Ang German. _Cap give the bost of reforuncos. Ad- freas D, 22 Sonin Peoriasts GITUATION WANTED-TY AN TRTELLIGESE oung lady, o anoifice, waere sao can make herself aietal at co rioz. somoapantnce. ur way oifice Work: wgall safary Y Thon G el M i ielol's Semieat oang woran with & family going West. A ‘ribuns ofice. SJITCATION WANTED-BY AN EDUCATED E dress B QITUATION WANTED—DY AN ELDERLY LABY, b to take the entire charge of a caild. AdnuuAg: Tribeno ofico. grrufi'mx"w:.nun—xv A FIRST-CLASS COOK, TTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG saleswoman Lo somé dry guods or fancy. -mn’?Ahlz-Yh:ls L, Las boarding-! B D3 bl rsisnez on livey bossling hune) o | o amporianae i ST uor ey s Ripiad. ‘West Sido £. 0. 91, Tnibuno cfice. TTUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL SHUATIUS WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, AS WAL, d iron la . Call saleswoman or oz, Lol o S onk sud s prirate family, D aletmoma ishest 0f relorences, | Ads