Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1874, Page 4

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1874. SPORTING GOSSIP. Programme for the Dexter Park Races. Joncluding Game Between the White and Red Stockings. Irrangements of the Chicago Club for the Next Meoath, The Billiard Business---Proposed Im- portation of French Players. The State Sportsmen’s Association. THE TURF. THE DEXTER TABE PROGRAMNME. Mr. Georgo B. Mansur, proprietor and man- ager of tho Dexter Park track, will shortly issue the following programme for the sammer meet- ing, which is to commence Tuesday, July 21, and continue three days thereafter. Those who take a practical interest in turf matters will ob- serve that she £20,000 and over which are offered are judiciously issued in rucning and srotting purses : g FINST DAY, Runoing_premium, No. 1 . Twoyear old stake, of $30, ench, balf forfeit, with $20 added ash ; second Horse to receive $100. three-fonrtha mile d: 874 To nsme and close Juse 15, 1 Trotting premium, No. 2—$1,000, For Lorses which bave never beaten 650 to first, $250 to second, $100 to third, ‘Running prominm, Ne. 3—$7C0. Mile heats, best 3 in 52 §450 to first, §150 to second, §100 to third. BECOND DAY. Trottiog premium, —$1,500. For horses which Bavs never beaten 2:29 ; $900 to first, $100 to second, $200 to third. TRunning preminm, No, 5~$300. Hotel stake of $%00 cdded to sweepstukes of $25 each, £10 forfeit ; mflo beats ; pecond harse to Teceive $100. To name nd close June 15, 187: Trotting premium. heve never beaten 2:4 $300 to third. THIRD DAY. Punping premfum, No. 7—£300, Dashof 13 miles § $200 to firat, $100 to second. . Trotting premium, No, 841,250, For borses which Davs pever beaten 2:33; $500 to first, §300 to second, 159t third, Eunning (burdle) premiura, No, 9—$400. Darh of 2 ‘miles, over eight burdles; €250 to first, $100 to Feecud, $30 fo third, Hurdle weights, 28 Iis., added to > 6—$2,500. For horsea which 3 $1,600 to first, $600 to second, wolght for age. Trotting premium, o, 10—$2,250, For horses which Iiaco never beaten 2:38; - $1,600 fo Sirst, $500 to eecond, $250 to third. FOURTH DAT. Trolting premium, No. 11—$1,000. For horees which liave mever beaten 3 minutes; $609 to first, §250to £econd, $150 to third. i Runoing premium, No. 12—§1,000. Two mile heats; $650 to firgt, $250 to second, $100 to third, Tietting premium, No. 13—$2500. For horses which havo never beaten §2:20; 1,600 to first, $600 to serond, 300 fo third, Ruoning (consolation) premium, No. 14—$£200. For all horxea which bava run nnd not won during the meating; $150 to first, $30 to vecond. Twice around the track. ‘The ranning races will be governed by the rules of tha Nashville Blood Horse Aseociation, entries for the yraminms to be made on the day previous {o the race, 2t12 o'clock. The entrance-fee for hoth running and toting premiums (stakes excepted) will be 10 per <ot of the wholo mount, which must sccompsny the entrs, Entries in all promfums, except thoro added to stukes, will clore . &t George B, Mansur's oftice, £1 Desrborn street, Chicago. Frtrsnce for all the tralting premiums wiil close Mondsy, July 13, dea of the National Trotting Association will be strietly adbered to, Tre programme will be sccompanied by a brief card to the public from the mapager, in which be will say that it will be his earnest endeavor to remove the clond that now hangs over Dexter Park, and s0 conduct it during the coming sea~ £on that ail will be satisfied. FAWCETTE TO S)ITH. Tn his reply to the acceptance of his chellenge by Mr. H. X, Smith, owner of the trotting stall- ion Jay Gould, Mr. A, F. Fawcetto, of this ci gays: I will trot Bachaw, Jr.. against J Gould, mile heats, best three in five, in harness, for 5,000 a eide, on the 15th day of October, the TACe to be play or pay, money to be put up within 1en davs, and to be deposited in the hands of the ‘Hon. Oden Bowie, Mr. David Bishop, owner of the trotting perk, or with the People's Bank of Baltimore, a well-known and responeible institu- tion,—either of the three as Mr. Smith may elect. ———— BASE BALL. WHITE AND RED BTOCKINGE. ‘The fourth and 1ast game of the seriesbetween the Red Stockings, of St. Louis, and the Whites, waa plaved on the grounds of the Intter vester- dsy afternoon. For the second time this season the St. Lows boys failed to score a run in nine innings, so dificult was the * Charmer ” to bit, and so effectively was he supported by the ‘Whites. In the ninth inning the Rods led off with two good bats hit by Redmond and McSor- ley, and it looked as if they wero about to get that much-coveted rup, but & fiue stop and throw by Hines off Peters, and & double play by Force, sealed their doom, and the game closed with St. Louis * whitewashed ” nine times. The day was all that could be desired, there Leing just enough treezo to prevent tho heat Leing oppressive, and, the boys feeling well, they played a game which will bring the cham- pionship pennant to Chicago if they adopt it as artandard, and never fall below it. TWhere tho plaving was 8o generally good, it is, perbaps, reedless to make special mention of play, but catches by Cutbbert and Hiues, of the Whites, 2nd J. Dillon, J. Blong, and Peters, of the Reds, should ot go unnoticed. Force and Glenn led at the bat for the Whites, and Redmond for the Feeds. There were aboat 300 spectators present, ‘who doubtless feit well repaid in witnessing so f£ine & game, aud showed by their frequent ap- ylause of good play, that they appreciated the fine p ay on both sides. Following is THE SCORE of the game: WHITES. uim,‘ TEDE. Cuthbort, 1. £.| 213 3 3.7 Dillon, o oo r 3 4 413 Rlong, 1. i 1 31X o o 0 1l A i 2 1| 1| 1 Peters, n1 1} 2l 2IRedmon | 1) 2 1 3 2 McGorlor,3 L ienn, £ f.] 3 3 $lJ. Dillon. 1b. o oo Zattlein, p_. 1| 2 2 Hin 0 1] 1 " Total. o | 0s s i» 89 1 0-15 0 0=0 g Boardman. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. THE MUTUALS DEFEAT THE ATHLETICS. Lmpire—! NEW Youg, May 10.—Fifteen hundred patsons witnessed the first championship gama between Mutuale, of this city, and Athlotics, of Philadel- phia, on the Union grouuds, to-day. ir. Dehl- man, of tho Atlantics, was chosen Umpire, acd at 8:85 called play, with the Mutuals at the bat, Tnrough ertors by Aucon at third baso the) gcored threo runs, the Athletics being blanke: From this point the playing on both sides was perfect. At the ending of the seventh lnmning the score stood 6 to 4, the Mutuals leading. In the eighth thev added fwo more to their score, while the Athletics onlv made one during the rest of tho game, in their niuth losing by & score of8to 5. In playing, Remsen, Allicon, sud Start did best for the home club. 88 did Geduer, Sutton, sud Fisler for the Athletics. Followiug is the score: Tnnings— 9 -8 1-5 8 0 0 Mo 8 2 0 CHICAJOS V8. ATHLETICS. Wednesday afternoon, at £ o'clock, weather pormitting, profescional ball playing will be in- sugurated in this city by a game for the cham- pionship Leuween tho Chicago ‘nine and the Atbletics. of Philadelpbia. The latter orgamza- tion. s is well known, is dongerous oppouent for any combination of players, however good, to meet : hence a game that will be well worth see- ing oy bo anticipated. The Chicago nine, a8 is uatural, sro confident of winning. and it is only ~cazonzble to »uppose that the Philapelphians ontertain & similar fecling. THE FUTURE MOVEMENTS ©of tha Chicago nine have been definitely arran; ed for o month at least, aud will be as follows : TlLey will remuin bere until the 9th of June, tud meanwhile will play championship games with the Athletics on the 13th and 16h, with the 3iutnals on the 20th and 23d, with'the Hartfords oi: the 27th and 8.th, and with the Eoztons on thee 3d, Gtb, and Sth of June. On tha 9th they. will start on their first Eastern tour, to be absent probably a montb. rcago; Dall to-day ttie Bostons scored 23 to tho Balti- mores' 7. —— BILLIARDS. PERSONAL. George Slogson has returned to the city from New Orleans, much improved ip personal 2p- pearance and in gkill with the cue, He contem- plates opening o Lall of his own in a short time, anmeanwhileisready to play any game which ho stands a veagonable showtowin. Thereie somo talk about arranging a match between him snod Frank Parker or Lenis Sbar, but it is not likely that it will bo dono. Parker is away from home just now, and Shaw, whilo ho is unquestionably a splendid player, 2nd one who promises well for tho future, hus scarcely had experience enotgh to warrant his friends putting him against such a *hard man” as Slosson. A match betwoen the latter and Parker, however. might bo made, if the proper persons would take hold of it, and it would certaiuly attract a good deal of utten- tion. The bifliard business un-uestionably needs some sort of excitement to stirit up. X0 RESPONSE FROM GARNIER, Albert Garnier las not yet replied to Ubas- 8y’ recent challenge to play him a game of 1,000 points French caroms for €500 s side. If the challenge be a Lona fide one, which is doubj- ngo to play_s less number of counter-challe Ubassy will never ac- omts for a larger stako. ¢ Eept thiso. because he has discovered that he is not good in a short game. 1f Garnier accepts the 1.000-point challenge, the game will bo for nothing but gate-receipts eud 1eputation. A FIATD. B ‘Bessunzer, late of this city, has beon rosming around ihe Frat uader an assumed nome, with the hope of picking up_enough here aud there to pay his board by disquising his game. and {hen enticing unsuepecting countrvmen to play with bim for mones. He was expozed in Scran- ton. Pa., recently, and has gone no ons Knows whither. A NEW SCHEME, Tt is a well-known fact that thers are a num- ber of billisrd-nlayers in Fvancs who are tho cquals, if not the_superiors, of those who havo | already visited this country. Among them sro two whio are exid to be wonderfully oxpert, L. | Mangin and Msurice Vinneaus, snd Mr. Miclael Geary, of this city, proposes going after them in 8 weck or 50, and cagaging then for a tour in America. He has been moro or less connect- ed with all the French billiard-players who have been Lere, 2nd feels confident that the scheme which ho has now on foot will result success- fullv. A mecting of persons interested in the enterprise is called at Foley's at 8 this ovening. i e THE TRIGGER. ILLINOIS STATE SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the Exccative Committee of the Illinois State Sporimen’s Association was held yesterday afternoon at the office of J. V. Le- Moyne, Esq. There wero present Gen. J. D. Webster, W. F. Milligan, Robert Clarke, Abner Price, J. V. LeMoyue, and Mesers. Martin and Shino. iy The Committee was chiefly occupied in dis- cuesing tho arrangements for tho gun trial in connection with the Juno tournsment, snd the matter was referred to Geo. Webster to prepare rules and conditions of the gun trial, and renort at a meeting of the Committee tobe held Thurs- day. e Committes acted upon and accepted the following apolications for membership: . B. Earle, Schoolcraft, Mich.; J. T. Bonfield, Chi- F. W. Taplin, Chicagt T. M. Tavlor, Lexington, Kv.; Willinm Solitt, Chicago; Will- jasm Chittenden, Chicago; R. B Orwran, Union Stock-Yards: J. J. Kleinman, Chicago: R.W. Loitburn, Memphis, Teun. ; P. Grady, Chiczzos Tra H. Cobbn, Chicage J. W. Allew, Shelby County, Tenn.; W. E. Watking, Nashville, Tenn.; D. N. Halway, Chicago; Duncen C. Clark, Baltimore. The subject of shooting rules to govern con~ tests for the Association prize was discussed at some length, and the Committee adjourned until Thursday pest. THE PRAIRIE SHOOTING CLUS of Chicago will hold their enaual meeting Tues- dav, at 8 o'clock p. m., in_their rooms, No. 179 Madieon street, when their officers for the ensu- ing vear will be elected. Members who haye not pard their dues by that time will be dropped from the rolls. = CRICKET. MEETING LAST NIGAT. A meoting of cricket-players was held last ovening ot the Sherman Housc, and wes quito largely attended. The only business of impor- tance trameucted was the appointment of Mr. George E. Gooch as Treasurer of the Club, and Mr. Thomas Wright ns Captain of the field. Several stending committees wore aleo_appoiut- cd, and a general desire was manifested zfin the players who are to compose the eleven should Dbegin practice in & week or ten days. —_———————— A WOWAN'S THOUGHT ABOUT THE PRES- BYTERY. Tothe Editor of The Chicaao Tribune : Sim: One of the most singular features of Prof. Swing's trial by the Presbytery of Chicago is the constant attendance of a very large num- ber of ladies. So profound and exciting i the interest they have manifested that the question bas often ocemred to me, Will the Coming Woman be a Controvereialist? What means all this devotion to the discussion of an abstraction, if there be not in woman gome slowly-awaien- ing, hitherto-uasuspected power in, or pacsion for, religious controversy? Should such prove to bo the truth, wise indeed have been the doubt- ers of woman's capacity for improving the condi- tion of the world by admission to o1l the equally right and wrong rightsof men. A pretty, golden- hawred, diwpled creature said to me, * Prof. Patton is really shead of the defenso 1n hiascuto knowledge of what he is about.” And I thought, Surely woman can bo just if o sweet sud gentle & being as Lady Goldilocks can see any good in the man whom another sister bad just eaid re- minded her of Ruth Garrett's description of an uncomfortable old muid: ** Vinegar and mus- tard mixed on a steel knife.” Some of the good things heard at the Presby- tery are worth recording. Nothing could be bet- ter than this bright repartee of Prof. Swing to Prof. Patton's inquiry, * How do you feclto-day, Prof. Swing ?” With face profoundly serious, &nd tone comically eepulcbral, the reverend de- fendant replied: ““Ah! Prof. Patton, Idon't feel at all well to-day; my digestion is o mnch worse than my theology that I feel pretty bad apout it.” There is & striking contrast in the physical ef- fect Prof. Patton’s meancr of thinkiug has upon the “human warious” who are on his side (the left of tho houee), and the marks that cre left bv the reasonable theology of those who st at the right of the Moderator.” Bro. Ely, with his pinched face. hollow chest. and sharp voice; and other thin minieters of a thin religion, aro per- fectly matched br the angalerities, acidities, and snuppish eharpness of their “Youog chief,” Prof. Patton ; while the Rev. R. W. Patterson, and Ar. Noyes, and Mr. Hurd are physical beroes, worthy of the sweet, sirong, generous rehgion preached by David Swing. A man must bavo either a big head or 2 big body to accomplish any good work in this world; and few of Prof. Pai- ton's adherents bave any heads or bodies worth mentiouing. John Forsyth is the only large man on the leit, and he is large physically rather than otherwise. Prof. Patton’s physiognomy is very curious and Fet very characteristic of the man's mental acu- men. I can thiuk of nothing so like Prof. Pat- tow's faco 88 an infnitesmal snow-plow. His hoad is.amall, bis forehead is low aud narrow, his hair lizht'in color and in_quantity: and. as if his blue eves were not cold enough to suit his disposition, Nature has forced him to frame and glaze them, and his glasses 2dd a strangely in- creased eharpness to his face. The nose is long, but the chin is larger and more pointad, and the Lollow cheeks, aud thin, blue lips, malie up tho enow-plow resemblance. And, gince Prof. Patton will drive through such huge drifts of theological snow and ice, why sboaldn’s he look like the men Lo has mado himself ? When I began going to the meetings of the Prosbytery, my thought was, on seeing Prof. Patton, behold a man who répresents Torquemads 'in the ninetcenth ceutury; but ihere must be & mistake. Turquemads was en honest bigct; he _would have tortured himself if he believed himsolf tainted with Leresy. Doubiless he was subject, to infirmities of temper,—eimilar to those which Prof. Pat— tou has shown when he conldn't have his own way; but the Inquzitor did penance on his Lmees, with lushings of the scourge, for Ais fall- ings from rigid grace; whilo Dr. Patton i8 too absorbed in making his name and fame odions to tarry fot penitence over Lis insults to the just [OSTONS V8. BALTIMORES. BosTOX, Mats., May 9.—In & game of base and gentle Moderator, and bis impertizencics to the vencrable Dr. Patterson.- Neithor good about two different_crecds. along, seats himself very quiet bauk of & clear trout-strea facted applisnces of tho mo 1 most epproved and ecientffic manner for his breeding nor g¥od temper is characteristic of Prof. Patton. We bhesrd an esger housowife say, ‘‘What ecouomical pickles thet man would make! One would need 8o little vinegar.” Having carefully followed the courso of Prof. Patton throngh the whole trinl, it is impossiblo to believe 8o well of him oven a8 & witty man back of us sud, when asked what he thought of Pat- ton: “Why, that man is s copscientious jack- ass.” i A nerrow man by natore, but sn ambitious man by cultivation not satisied with the noto- riety be gained by his prosccution of the Rev. T. L. Cuyler, of Brooklyn, because lio permitted 1li6 good and gentle Miss Smiley to preach in his pulpit,—he desires to sg;nnd the kmowledge of his name still farther. He wishes tohe con- sidered & phenomenon of l:ialy. His speech be- wrayeth him, No man with such a soap, snup, at tho end of his tongue, can boa meek and lowly follower of the dear Christ. The prosecutor may possibly be all right as to his faith ; but, if one was to judge by works or words of grace, it does seom to mo that the balanco would be catly on Prof. Swiog’s stde. The differance between the religion of these two Professors is illustratod by the old fish-atory Prof. Swing comes ly on the flowery m, apd. with-the per- dorn ily, fishes in tho ful, the obabilities are, judging from the fenl T P f of New York lotters, e O N oclin. to ao- | game. Tiof. Patton bustles slon, fuming and Sepit it, amd st the same time throw out a | fussiog, tits down on a hard,cold rock, and, jerk- ing out his hook and worm, casts bis lino " vio- lentlyinto the strcam, shouting at the trout, “*Bite, or bo damned!" L hELIGlO Us. Proceedings in the General Confercnce of the Methodist Church South, LouisviLe, Ky., May 9.—The proceedings in the Geueral- Conference to-day were mainly taken up by reports of committees. thoke was tho report on Itinerancy. Among A memorial was received from the Louisiana Conference praying tho creation of a German Confereuco m tho South. ulso, that & preacher's stay in one place be lim- ited to four years. It recommended, The Committee also recommonded that su- peranuated presc hers beincluded in the District Co nference 1 which they reside. Th e Committee on Sunday-schools offercd the following : ‘We retarn our profound gratitude to Almighty God for the puccess of the Sunduy-echool cause during the Lsst four yea that have been hua proved one of the most sucessful, znd we recom- Among tho many instrutentalities employed, the Sundsy-school mend its continusnce, The following gentlemen wore aunounced us the Committeo to 1eply to the propoeition of the Methodise Episcopal Church made by their dele- gntas yestorday : A. W. Wilson, Baltimore Con- ferenco ; L. Parker, Louisisns_do; W. L. P. Green, Tounessee do; C. . iller, Kentucky do; R. Aloxander, Texas do ; W. F. Smith, Vir- ginia do ; Joho L. Doyamport, Little Rock do ; D. K. Pittma that Dr. Lovick Pierce act with the Committeo Missouri do : with tho roquost if his health permit. A Catholic Pilgrimage. New Yorg, May 9.—Preparations for ihe pil- grimage of members of the Catholic Church to Tome have been perfocted, and those who are to take the journey will leave this city by steam- ship Pereire on Saturday night. The diocesa of Fort Waype, Tnd., will furnish the largest numbor, aud of 100 pilgrims who will compose the party, twenty-five will be clergymen. New York hus & very light representation. The high- est Episcopal ofiicer sccompanying the pil- grims will be Bishop Dwenger, & Dative of Obio, but now presiding over tho diocese of Fort Wayne. On the evening of Ascension Thursdav, Mav 14, 8 reception i8 to be tendered to the pilgrims by the Xavier Union, and,on the morping of their departure. o soleran mass will be held at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The pil- grims will pssemble at 3 o'cloct in the aiternoon on boagd of the Periere. Analtar is to bo fitted upin the cabin that is set apait for the ex- clusivo use of the pilgrims. ——— SPRINGFIELD ITEMNS. Special Dispaten to The Clicazo Fribune. Sprixarrzep, 1., May 9.—Col. I, M. 3izlone, of Pavs, wag appointed by Gov. Beveridge to-day issianor to construct the Southern Tusane vlum, at Auna, in place of Jesse Bishop, Tesigned John Crerar, of Chicago, one of the Racoivers appointed for the Cairo & Vincennes Railroad, nas declined the appomtment. It is probable that no other appointment will bo made. MOSHER-BROOKS—On Thursday, ith_in: resfdence of tho bride's fathor, by AMitchell, Mr. A. Mocher snd Miss Mary butls of this cit) cards. T—BCRKHARD—AL tho residenca of the bride’ No. 73 Naith Sangumo.st, Wi Rev, J. P. hartman, Yaio, sud Alize Minnie, sceund dsughier of Lowis 474, formerly of Poussilie, Pa, New York, Puiladeiphia, and Pottsville papers W ALK ER—MORTON~Ta this city, Sth fost,, at N 12 5 the Kov, W. H. Ryder, D. D., 3r. Mar- tin O. Walker and 3irs. Afactha Ann Morton. STOCDARD-BULL—At tho First Congregational on_Tuesduy evening, May 5, by the . Mr. Homce H. Seddard, of Cxi- 8. B f Peru. Noearcs FES rali Essex, wifo of L N. Mur- Al thsier aerreld-st., Chiczzo. 47" Bizmiugham (kingland) papers please copy. WEIR—In New York City, at3:20 p. m., May 8, John B. Weir, of Chilcago, aged 64 ears. In Ma 9, Mes. Honors Nix, agsd I8 yosrs, be- Toved wite of James Nix, nativa of County Limorick, Ire- Iand. "Pafieral Ma 10, by ears ta Calvary Cetaotos SHIEAN—On May 9, Michaol hean, st his lats- resi- dencs, No. 5 Pric 0. Fonural will take placo at 12 m., Monday. CPARD—At Miasl City, Miss., on April 22, Mre, W. C. Shepard, of Cuiesgo, [Hl., agod 60 years, and for fhbrtyfivo yours s resioan, i Now Orlcans, DELMORE—On XMay 9, Pacrick Delmore, £ge 7 Fui 1 to-day, from his late residence, No. Rucker-st. T~ fowa papers pleaso copy. VAIL—Tho funaral of Maj. Nichnlas J. Vall will tske lace at 1% v'clock p. m. to-day, at his late residonce, 121 Calumiot-ay HINMAN—On the morning of May6, Mamie, fnfant duughter of C.F.and Mary Hinman, sged 1 year, § months, and 15 WILLIAMS—Dicd suddenly, Max 8, at his_residence, 3 Univarsity-placs; Capt, Isaac P. Williame, 7= Cincinnati papecs plessy cons BUSINESS CHANCES. GOOD BUSIN S TAM ABOUT to cu to Colursd D whicz S T desire to sell iy now paylug And which 1 goarsutoo wil continué to pay maro tign K0 per cout npon tho invusement, Trice, 33,0 & portion cask, tod give time upos b Xddress 4 16, Tribians ofie. A A 00D GIGAR-STOTI: LOCATED ALSOST O pasite 2 depots, aud which f known s deing a good business, for sale. s10ck of 1obasco, cipars, and notlons, for solling will be gvon, - Kent of stofo low. Hilwaukee-av. ‘WELL.ASSGRTED AND DESIRABLE STOCK of builders' hardiare, stoves, aud house-furnishlng Eoade, In uno of the best Iocations in the city, for sale. We orfer tyis stack for salo i oraer to closa out our retail business. BEAVEY & CO., 1e0 Lako-st. L&, CHEAP FOR Apply No, 1 South d govd reasons Addrass 237 E LAGER DEFJL AND DILLIARD SALOON i€ taken at onco. 4% Nouth Halsted-st. AMBER OF COM- TAUZANT, Tnbuno 5 T NEAR A wi Address RES’ office. A UARERY, WELLESTABLISHED, WITH TWO 3. ovens and cracker-machine, for sale ‘cheap, as Lam Getopminad o leave tho city. Call at 317 Wost Randalpn- £0) rce for salo. i ’phu‘\;sxcxlm AND ggfiazua 5 OFFIOR AXD binass £or salo, aorsuni Zular Drctitiouer. Addrows O &5, Teibuge oes. A BUSINESS MAN WITH #1,000 CAN HAVE A P fatcrest ina good paying msnuracturiog business. ii«nri(] civen. A 64, Trioune otice. AB()U‘K‘ ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A GOO! ing manufacturicg company fur sale: will pay 160 per czat. Capital requirea, 210,0007 will take partorall in oo unincambered reaf cstato, ' Address M 19, Trivuse Gifice A NY PERSON WISHING T0 PURCHASE A GEN- tecl agerey, with goods, will do well to call at'§l South Clark-:t., Roum 23, NEWLY FITTED UP SALOON FOR SALE. tonu of tl:o bosi In tha city for Germsn custom, at €0 NVEST ABOUT 81,000 & rospoctable, weil cstablished cosh busincss, con- trally locatod, {3 uffcred to anyone having that amount of cash. _Tor purticulars addrees J 5, Tribuneoffica. NICE SAMPLE-RQOM FOR SALE CHEAP FOR cash, opp Oftica., 38 East Harrlion-st. : ron- ¥0u for sclling, other busincss. HED CASH BUSINES tits, for sale _cheap; amount, of auire _Address K 94, Tribuao office. AV ELL FITTED UP MEATMARKET 28D PAGK LY. “inghinuse in gond Incalliy to rent, and fisturcs for lo._Apply at No. 19 North Wellest. AFY OSE WISIISC T0 PURCTASE & NTOE, far” $2,500. will do well to call an B. FLSWAR, 165 Bast Wishirugton-st.s Foom 1o o o T & BARGAIN—A CONFECTIONERY AND . bakery n the vers beat location. ~ Must bo xnld with- duys, Only #0 naked for it B J.” NOCKLN, S, PAYING € capital rev t., baseme: A BARGAIN-AT 1n0 SOUTH GREE: A news. stationary, cigars, aad dxtarcs, USINESY CHANCES FOIt by THOMAS & CO., 51 South Clarkst, Fosl-cstata will buy tném: 10 groceries, 3 hardwaro ctores, 4 bakerios, & meatmarkets, 3 plaoing mills, 2 Sanatacturiag Duinesscs, 3 drug stores, 3 bosrdin Bouses, 2 printing storos, 3 gents' farnishing goods, 1 saloons, 10 rostatrants, 3 millinoy establishmonts, § cigar stands, 3 wholesalo and rotail photogranhs estab- fishmonts, 1 'wholesale chromos, 3 livery asd boarding uring mills, 3 vinoger factocles, 4 stationery b, doorand blind facteries, 3bootand shos Storus, 3 brick yards, 1 staan cagiue fuctory, and & hast of aliere, nll oxclusisely in onr tands for sale or trade. Qur Record fur Mby, ealargad to double the size, will be ruady on Saturday pezt, the Iach inst, Al partios kavine Dronaeiy of this deseriotion 1o sell should call at tho old established otfices of THOMAS & CO., 51 South Clark-st., ofors Weduesday next, to ¢ tho = AKERY, CONFECTIO D NEWSSTAND will sell cheap. BARERG Act Measons 1ot Sclllnz, Dirty wiahes. (0 leavo th oity. drhiss © 8, Pribnns oihco. s 2 Y\IGAR AND NEWS STORE FOR SALE: ONE OF lucations fn tho clts: hay boen ustablished 3 years; los averags 820 per day. Rsasons for sclling, ovner s engaged fn oter business which occuples all Bie time; can bo had chezp \f takon Tight away. ~Apply J South Clark-st. P i YARD, OFFICE, SCALES, BTC. FOR slo or ront. Fur pariculars inguire at4d South Canal-st. IGATL STORE FOR SALE 820 TO $70 WILL ) buy 8 clgar stors, with low rent, in a very good loca- ton. South Clark-st. GO.\L YARD, GOOD :ASH TRADE ESTABLISH- od.’ Will esilatock nad nizturas cheap, 2s owner is 1eaving tho State. Addrocs L 59, Tribano offica, MISCELLANEOUS. ENGAGED IN NEWSPA- hiours per day which bo could ‘Woald lend employer 2 85, Tribano r WHKITES LETTERS BUSINESS LET- 2 Phondly Jetiers, social Lttees, adsortiscments, viows, ) Frierit it gt ietd Ay cheoks, bills, recaipts, o Sortons, otc, Torms, 82, &6, aad &10. Sido Poit-Office. “A_YOUNG MAN OF GOOD BUSINESS QUALIFI- A O o At tiass referanoes, with a few thor zand dollses, would ko o tako an ptdrest{n some soand, Yt ) sinosa alreedy cstablished. Ad: redswith rolerenco and all particulars, D25, Tribuno SSANM TEA COMPANY—BEAUTIFUL TLLU trativo photographs of Tam O'Shanter given away. Burna' story of same, with prica lst of our cholco stook of tos free on application. Clobs snpplied at low ratos. 'ASSAM TEA COMPANY, 163 West E NY, 163 West Madison-at. A GENTS 3 TED TO TAKE AG NTS' GUITD] agen arhiat fo ‘number oot Thros montiv 10 cente. M3 B. SCOTH, 1 Stato. “A QUARIDM WANTED_WITH OR WITHOUT A WA R fine atatfod buTalo’s head will bo given ia paymont. 161 Twonty-sccond-st. ~ LADY WITHOUT CHILDREN WOULD TAKE A 2"Baby to hurso, ors child to- bosrd, ~Address 463 West Fourteenth-st., corer Blae Island ‘A THOUSAND-PAIRS Gif DOG SKTY DRIVING. gloves of ihe vory best maks offered this wook for MISCELLANEOUS, INANGIAL NTED-T0 CORRESPOXD WITH MEN IN | A DJUSTED CLATMS AGAINST GOMMERSS o o, countryc o, ven sell for cash or oxchangs fi}n Flome: Repubile, Lumar, o n‘::-orlmfi‘; Iy can positive 1 om] A ke fi%‘ffi'{; g‘»’;x':::s' ::rrfi o e o sk muney, | L3RCOR-ACey oum 7o D oies Caihed, At 10d g7 T Address E &, Tribune office. NO. 1 LOANS WANTED, = SEeo% 3 S E R NTED: ALSO, SHOBT. ANTED_A SECOND-HAND CYLINDER DESK. A P bomeheat A BT W ARG A5, Prinune offce, CORDY WARNER & Con Wi, u-_-;:m"g!s ANTED—IO GO OUT BY THE DAY HOUSE- ‘oleaning or washing, Apply rear of 6 State-st. ANTHD—TO ADOPT, A BOY FROJ 2 TO 3 by W 1d: must bavo dark hair and derk eyes. Ad- | 3 g0od bank advantageously located. 8 drossd 8 Taibano otheor - giatomeat, atc., C 3, St. Jamos' émx,“';’ ANTED—ALL PARTIES GOING AWAY THIS e e e Wiheneto call at 202 LaSallo-st. for Perry Mineral CL%&{SW AGAINST ALL CHICAGO A}«‘E\(ymn Springs Hotal ofreular. WITHERELL, T8 Deachoraar toanm g cd b7 J. B ANKERS—A YO caced fa financo, having oapital, desices UNG GENTLEMA! in ban) EXP; and otha: o purclians & o LorTie ey 5 ANTED—_A SMALL.SIZE SECOND-HAND PLAT- form scales, cheap, for cash, Addroes L 92, Tribago ANTED_BY SHIPLEY & HARRIS, 2 WOODEN coffec bins; also 3 largosized coffec mills; brass hoppers. _No. 11 Bluo Island-av. TV ASTED-STOCK CIGARS, TOBACCO, SHOW ¥ 'OR SALE—FIRSY NEY ON addross o8 L1t due Oct. 12, 1614, d,fl{n!‘_'fnbcflafl u'.hgc‘a otheE el O - MORTGAGE OF L) HATTEL MORTGAGES TS Oreerr it Box 37, Chlea, 20 Pos:. T ases, and figu: 130 on6 ouisidd upricht show- | T WANT HOW 21,000 O "HOU: ctto. ol iulemecknt T Wast Sadonots 6. T Ho | | Tt twoato sk ors 2o O MY HOUSERS; f2 o twelvo sirups. Call at 25 Lako AY 3 PER CENT PER MONTH 753 & Co. T Wb ar e oha.al u:u%g-”&\flm st} Tribune ofSce. en 7 CENTS_MONTGOMERY'S UNION PARK EX- Z¢) press will call at your door, take trunks to and from Gapot, otc., for 3 centa. Furniture carcfully moved by experienced handsin sultable wagons, at Jowest rats. Teave ordurs for_teaming of all kinds. ns at all 2 M° Randolphsi., ne: boads, ote., NEY TO LOAN ON DI at LAUN DED'S Liliate 245, TAMONDS, Ware ) (ALL AT THE BUILDERS' AND MANUFACTUR- oo Exclsnge, T4 Modlion-it., for masuns, carpen- ors, plastorers, rosfors, scworing, Dainting, 3 {Fonwbrks and buildtog thstorisl, bicks do. " Lo OR SALE_A WIDOW WISHES TO SELL FIRST- clzas furaiture of 4 rooms, cversthing completo for | ecpiog. Wil bosold af s bargain for cash. rih Sodgwick-st. ARPETS TAKEN UP, CLEANED, AND RELAID, )" 3. R. WHITE & BON. ABPETS ALTE) TTED, AND LAID. J. TDRECSIORE kU SALE. WILL GIVE X BIG ) bergaln o s cusd bojor. Address 1 %, Talbuso ofice. T)RUG BUsE TN DESVER, COLORADO, FOR sale,—Tho undorsigned. desiring to Fotiro from tho rug buinesr, offers his stock and sxtures for ssla on rea- lo torma, The lioase hins boen cstablished fifteon . nnd fs now doing prolitable wholessle and rorail Stack and fixtras favoics 3%, 000 might . For turthor particulars ad- Denser, Col. T CLARK.ST, FOR mmediato posvossiun; K. RICHARDSON 5 casit business. be mado to suit drees W, S, CHE et aa #ood cheics and. 4CO., Eoom, RUG STORE taken tmmodiately. Trbunc oitice. JPURNITURE FACTORY £OR SIEE WITH GOOD countrs trade; have cmplcyed 25 bands; long Ieasa onland. Address I ribune offico. 'OR SALE AT A BARGAIN, IF Basy torms, Address L3, ]11}1. LASS LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE, AP- gy to FR. EAGLE, Grocer, corner of Polk nd Halstedsts. TINWARE, J{ARDWARE, STOVES, 78D ‘nor's tonls, lioaso and lotso of ground, for wale che A splondid chance to step futo tn old established and Tionwn for selliog, guing to Califoraia. Nerth Clark-st. ERIST IN A BOGK, JOB, AND NEWS: for snla, doing & business o7 SI€,(00 10 30, o d guportunity. For partic sddross CF B, ** Advance " otfice, 1] d 153 OFFER FOR SALE AN FSTARLISHED BUS: ness, which I stoaay, safe and remuseraiivo, and ro- Qquitos but a small capital. I will make guod terma to & guod man. Address G 5, Tribuns otfice. F YOU ARE IN WANT OF A GOOD RETA] usiness, wo have samo choica bargains. J. J. WA SEfK & CU., 148 South Water-st., Room 9. WANT TO SELL My HALF INTEREST IN & well-ostablichied, ]vmfl\nblohuun!m: $1,600 required ; o0 reasuns for velling; reloronces required. Address 18, Tribupa utice. 5 F YOU WANT TO BUY, SEIL, OR TRADE FOR £ husiness with stocke of fouds saging from 350 to 352,400, call npon us hava over ¢ chances exclusive- Iy in our handy, fersslecrisade, THOMAS & CO., B South Clark-at. W publich o business racord, gusran teed ci o ics FOR SALE-2% WEST MADIL. Knuwing tho trade can step inta a @0 per zany 1L $ EWHLRY STOR| ron-at. oo ) WHITE & 50 EXHIBITION A¥D BALESROOM, 10X180 FEET, the largest of the kind ia the Unilod States for the splay of palented artil, mpduly &c . at e Invantors' and Patent-Rivht Exehange, Nos. 50§ 10425 Madison-st. RELIARLE PARTIES wishing to adopt s smart, healthy litelo girl, aboutd Jpars uid: can boat of ‘wclya une by calling ut Room % cussing Duilding, betwosn the bours of 10and 11 a, m., for threa dass. ENTLEMEN'S WASHING DONE CHEAP AT NO. 92 Fontor-at.: fino shirre, 106.; woolon shirts, 8.} handierchiofs, 2.1 stockiugs. T WISRTOTAKE AN ACTIVE INTEREST WITH A L responeible & 1 prodnce sad commission of old stand- o fall i, OR— ADOPTION = conld bring 35,000 casn. Applicant state businaes sed explicit, inarniso no Botico taken. - Addrots & ce. 5o of any kind, didbargainy ‘1o offer. 210 LaSalle-st., bascment. WANT EVERY ON BELL A BUSI call on us =t onco. We lavo some splen~ CHEESEMAR & MAXW] T T 10 RKNOW THAT JORN PHILLIPS, author of **Surgory on the Eye, and'** Uso and Abuss af Spoctaclos,” Lia very lurg) as- sortmnnt of Brazilian Pebble Speecacles for sale, which he suits by the inspection of the eye, a¢ 120 Fousthiav. SVENTORS AND PATENT RIGHT EXCHANG! 204 and 26 Madison-st. z ACE CURTAINS DONE UP LIKE NEW AT THE L Swiss Lsundry, 367 Nurth Wells-st. _ ADIRS, TO MATCH YOUR SPRING SUTTS IN kid gloven call 2t tho Paris Glove Dapot whese o0 aro trted in tho color soa want or no salo. J. W. GOETZ, muved from 23 Calamet-ar., to 7 Twouty-fi(th-st., whera all calls and ordera will be proinptly atteadod to. M ERS AND OTHERS AR A\ "ed devicrunm at 310 per month 1n the Buildars' and Manafactarors’ Exchauge, No. 204 Maduon-at. Withaut private desk, S10 por quarier (3 montbs). MENBE SHIP ONLY $i0 FOR THREE MONTHS VL “at tho Builders” and Manufactuross' Exchangs, No. 2H Madison-st. T:SC! Citargos ro.sousblo. 126 Dearborn-—st. E_TROY LAUNDRY, %1 WEST LAKEST., ‘Al Linds ot lzundiy work dong and satfsiaction gnar- Orders by mail GOOD__JOE_OR N0 D. GLINNEN, caro antecd. Genta! washings & speciaity. od to. AND HOUSE THREE YEARS' ‘chéap ground roat; at B North MEaa] Ashiaad-a¥, 3 ferod §f taken this work; will ba sold for $33 tory russon for salling; & goad oren and everye 2ary for tho business, - 12 West Madison-st, (FEoF THE b ponitry markets in tho city fo honse, and everything in tirst-class style, w) class 1rage, will be anld without tixtures, and reat low. Address O 2, Tribuny WITH A for sals rery LL, 4 Soud THE OLDLST AND BEST TAYING photographic galieriey in the Steto for eale. Largo and lceative trado: Gallors Rrst.class. Splendid norti Jigut. Will mive low igures th 8 cash man. ¥or particu- lars address K 36, ‘l‘rlblinluMcn. NI OF THE BYST NEWS AND CIGAR STANDS T tie city 107 sale, or will soll Balf-iatorest. - Addrers 143, Trivans offico, - ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSINTSS, A FIRST. for salo, with stock acd fatarss, 18 3 to-st., doicg 3 kood bustnces. lo- nin , Good reatons given tor selling, otica. S AND PATENT RIGHTS—IF YOU WANT el cr 12ade for some of tho finest inventions eall upen or write 1o THOMAS & CO., 6l L\ K-az., | WVe alao procure patents for inventors, and publi ea filastratzd paver nca bly. 115LL (ON BURLINGTON & Lincoly, Capital cf Nebrakks, for joz land. For paniculars, fnquio of PINCER, Bux 634, Lincola Clty, Neb. TE LXCHANGE OTFICE OF THUMA: South Clari Paties wishing toex- guods for proporty, or property. for stocks aould epply to us. Ours urs, tha larzest ox- Vest, and wo publisn monihly an Cige o of gouts, 20 oftices in tuo ango !tch_rd. AT RSTATE BOSIN irs 3 well-loceted arfice s ownor ks leaving J ibuno otfi A FOR INVESTMERNT IN A FLOUR- az town near Chicago. Leass to ran foar yos Itent lowv, and may bo paid in trada truin siore. Hatlsfac- tors reason for selitng. Good trade. laquire at Koom i, 16 Clark-st., Coicago. TOCK AND, FISTURES OF THE OLD GROCERY stand, £10 Coteake Grove-av., forsalo: will be dis- posad af by to-morzuw at 12 m., for 30 por cent loss than waol sale or fnvoice Drice. Such an opportuaity never bataro oflored fm thisci, QALOUN ASD FIXTORIS FOR SALE. INQUIRE 437 Wos: K . QTOCK O STORF 161 WEST HARRISON,ST. FOR salz boos, cutiory, plajod ware, This stors £6e beo ra dn his line 4 sears, and s doing & good busi- at Gaod chianes tur shoemaker. S X thocity. For par- L BUSINESS WITH TFAIR » rre invited to oxamine a miznninetizo and fttroduction of an economic necessity 12 every bouse. Call aL210 €.000; WILL swar, frons €000 to ¥5 oy ds5 ashington-sts. R o'gmy;;zn'ud‘aoflxdn.JDNR%‘A?'D GFORGE: ayard havo disso'ved partgo te. {Stened) 9. B. JONFS, Chicaro, Slayte. JEW CARPETS MADE AND LAID FOR 8 CENTS AN "ayard. J.R. WHITE & SOS. RINTED REPORTS UF PROF. SWING'S TRIAL by tho Chicigo Prosbytery. Sond 10 con:s and atainp to E. MASON, Ruom 17, 1t LEASURE-SEEKERS, IN WANT OF SUITABLE mall hoat, addros, with | whore to call. E 22, Tribuac o S WHO WEAR CUSTOM-MA und like nice, weil-fittiny gzrments, aud’ do not ke toay the prices of tho Sout oide_ imerchant tailors, should look uver ou: castora department: porfect fits guassatosd. and workman:iip enusl 1o tho best. CLEAC INT & SAYER, 251 and % atilwaukeo: YARTIES HAVING . LANDS, Jcts, or real estate of any deserintion to scll, bus, or irsde, callat 1zt LaSallost. WILLS & CO., formerly Wiiis't Carman. PATFSTROUSDTRER BOXFS, CHEAPER THAN Ity rough qnus now in vee; meda on wpecial wactiae- 3 of Richmond, Ind, For Caicaro, 13 enging and fixturos for fars parti PES HOUSES, teplien Seotton, v SOR K BLE B! RAC vary branch of building 8¢ the Builders' a facturcss’ Exchange, No. 204’ Madidon-at. RESTORE THE SEAUTY OF YOUR GrmpETs: ruge, yiano cavers. owe, Furaitare uphalsiored ia Selvat, plush, rep, 0-c., mo matter how badly siled, cleaned 3nd made to look aimos: equal to mew. Grease, h!‘:l. llldl‘fll‘llef r'fl[n! removed zrg.u ca 'goo.d" kifi‘d! 2ud qualitivs without mjury to tha callod for snd delivered. WITCHELL, 8 figs&coqc znd R - sals by e TORS T3 nd Mani- | I EMOVAL_C, ¥ ICK HAS REMOVED HIS Taw ofEco to Reorn 25 Schio-sor Bloca. %8 Lasallost., cornor of Adams und LaSallo- ATLROAD TICKE CE FORMERLY NO. 77 Ciarkist., ropovod to No. 75 Clatk, wiicrs you_ can 2t tickets to all poiats below rrgalar pricos. “Tickets Fougit a¢ liberal pricos. W. F. CHATFLELD, 7 Clark- st., basemeat. [0, 07 SRS AXD DEATERS IV WASHINGTON Heights real estate: Thase intorested in gatring o) an auctivn salo of real ectate at tho above place, -:fl Pleaso address A L5, Tribune otico. fPUE GAME RACE-HORSE CRUISKEES WILT, commence his soasun at Daxter Park ¢n the 15th of May: rerma, 425, Mares linitod, as owser intends to ran him in tne hurdle racoai the July meating. E. GRAY. TTRAVELING MEN WHO WANT TO HANDLE A amnll ariicle pasing 100 per oant are lacited to call Room 45 Ashland Block. £, 0. LATHROP:. £ HE ADVERTISER, HAVING STORE AT ST. Louls, ofters his services to any gond houro wishiag to ostablish to arency fa that eity, Aadress A, LEWIS, 63 Soutn Seventh-st., St. s, HE NEW ROOM OF BUILDEZ D MANU- L “tacturers’ Exchange, No 901 Madisan-st., is 103180 foot, the largest of the kind In the United States. MPIRE STEAM CARPET-CLEANING CO. WILL wvo your time, moacy, and carpets. Try them. & aud ¢ South Jef2rson-st. ORSALE_STOVES, CHEAP FOR CaSH. OR OX es faken in excha: O H, CARPETS, STOVES, CROCKERY, f{OR SALI_CHEAP—TWO HANDSOME, NEW drossing cao chamber sets and ono burcau sot. Part ot moyey o remala oa shor e, Addses & 3, Telb- ‘ane ofico. OR SALE_CHEAP, A STEWART COOK-STOVE, - ASE OF SMALL OR bought and sold _ Moroy {avesto . 3 [ cotta o un Weat 3ide. Foraitare, about | 5. 0 b MO EEVER, 5 Stetoct fo bgp. o4 & B%0,> Addres 1D 8, TrilingioReas ™ © LOAXZE 0 TO gyt ON SIDE PROP. B WiLL PAY CASIH FOR HOUSEROLD GOUDS TO ty. ABELL & HOICHKISS, 18 LiSdys or wmall nts bongat. (] ‘AP)‘J or GER, 638 West Jauki EASY TERMS—_FURNITURE, STOVES, CAR- o 5, nod crockers on ferms toSuit th parchater, Examine our gooas_and, prices befare purchaslog else- where. JOHN 31. SMYTH, 131 West Madison st. )v N coltections made, work duno at reduced prices, renty coll: R gags, (borrowor ECHANICS' LT SON, £03 Laszll 0 cbargo for advice! EFICE OF J. 0. Fipaucial Agents, Kansas lands cxe_hnn:nd for Chicago or OMEROY & WEAVER, 54 LASALLEST., funds to loan oa el ars, pay IBLE MAN WHi the intert (3 mency), T will givoa pavur discoat, st., Gornar of Adama:. ON DIAIOND: S, ' "for caa veas S e eaat o NEILL, JR,, 4 Foto ind Sfock Carin s st tery, eto., at agction ovory Wodnoeday | Kery, 100 Washiaxto: udsr Preston, Keaa g &7 | Bankors. Loans neg.tiatcd,nak atock e ¢ 163 and 197 Bandolpu-et. WILLLS, | Benkoms, Toand neztisted, baak stocks bongatacaif §5 ioico sabarban property, purchase zecurod notos. __ EAL ESTATE PURCHASE-MOXEY MORTGACE 000 8 year), un. WATCR, ines, d DN e machines, ud valaibleeihi Troker, 1 aicd for nor-residante, cd, Noaibes cF projersy, 31,25 pair, at tho Pards Glovo Depot, where every pair | hours. Offico 464 Wost Macison-st., cast of Ashisad: “UTILATED CURRENCY, G Is fitted 1o your band before you bur. J. W. GOETZ, 18 | e mere g1 GITY AND COUNTR ) ‘bonds, and suspend. o State-sty _ | D) s bl noi and needod o overy Iamily: from 33 | e Nacional Bank of Comme: s "ATL_CXSH TATD FOR CAST-GES GEOTHING | {0 ¢i0nor day modo. SIGFHERSON & Giii, & Sonih | NTONEY OF HAND T0 LOAY ON Crry nsy and iniscellancaas couds of any kind, by sondinga | Dospininos M water andlon cullarerals: sccared ropors pergt L ¥AS CELDER, Loaa Ofice, 58 Statost. GROSSMAN, Hoom 13, 6 Asdison-sts 3 WRSTLOTm BT £ PAY.OF L OR D e erwews | Mg Ty Y 2ROy, Vo S atarrh, - = B . or ; 10160 East Afadison.sr. Come and try 1t froa this after- CHANCE_AN ELEGANT ROSEVOOD PARLOR | (1l T3 Ciark sty wostata. Houmes, 0 FAnts g Booz, or aay day this week.Remember thomambord__ | L1, Sl ol Spieces, curerd mul e eripses bresateld NEY TO LOAN IN ; Sork ronaic ; Wood an 5 % 3 . WRED & TUCKI Ky Room b 163 M adison ats T e e g {I’"" ‘;?’_}D.fl:‘;?fé;; i UTTER — PARTIES WANTING? FIRST-CBASS HANDSOME WALNUT AND CRIMSON TERRY ccar Ro. Goi* HLEL-MORTE B RIS b o atea baat Jariee o st with “xilt Nnes, eqush to news cot $10, | BEeoaEy: 2oom 1 No. B Deabun-a, g dalryman, hippod diccct from farm snd savo, Soath Wa- | fur als at265; 3 handsomo waldut idcboard, fine marblo B T T — > tor 2ad grocors, commissions, address S 29, Fribuns | 1op and mirrur back, Gust Sh3, 10 salo 3t $i; 13 sow | \[ ONEY TO TOXN ON FOUSEIIOLD GOODTR f ofics, i 1o machino sor g0, 0. €45 Stichigam-av. | VL “aaor, dismonds, houses on Torsodlozs, ,,'fiu" E boat {a wie: sul of rnitaro, bo o crinon-at., Fric NE ¥ ARDSLT MARASSE, Opiclan, 8 tadlbonat.." T | day, as 15, 102 e ED: i Ageat. 1}5“ ;mmatnmpmmwm%_;_fimw"fli“,’j‘fj‘n! Tintldioa. : LOTHES- WRINGERS . KINDS R L BT WOLSELEY, RICKMAKERS MAY BE FGUND AT TITE BUILD- T R L S s e wersnios 55 | ent 108 Deasbormat, — " = ‘ers' aud Aanufactarors® Facliange, 204 Madlson-st | and $6, 3¢ 1 5,7 Wost, Washiingtor TOLOANGN COLLATETLALS, F = real esiate. Good LBDGR G Broas B - EaF Al 7 6 WL ToR sy § 7 o alf rterest by uablo (nsida businesslot. Addross PROFITY, Tt | amo ettica. P.{snxs WISHING TO DISPOSE OF THFIR OLD ‘carpots for now onus and farnitnry, will Snd it to their fatorest to Bt oall on HODGES'# CO., &3 kco-s! Wes: JEPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERING DONE IN THE ‘bost managr by oxporienced workmen (no botchers T 0 LOAN_FOR %0 DAYS, §2,00 T0 8508 1 _HENRY %0, 0 LOAN—| émployed by u-1: dosigns and estimates for auy kindof | 'O LOAN—33, fine furnitars o upholstering: 1maitressss roado to order real estate, 1 20d remados furnitre packed for shipiwent by work- | othee. mcn that understacd their business (not botchrs). Or- Gers by mail will eeceive prompt attention, J. H. PIKE &CO., 977 Woat Muar-on-at. TPHE FURNITURE (INVOICING AT 81,000) OF boarding-honse for salo ata greet sacrince, and on liberal torma, _Caul at 102 Third-av. VW ASTED-ABOUT 5 YARDS OF GOOD_BRUS- “els curpet; must bo chesp forcash. At % West | \1r ANTKD. %00 TO 800 OF Madison-st. Y e ntated i Eratoa e VWANTED=X €E7 OF PARLOR FORNITORE: | AddewisG 1, Tribaas siico. will pay ono-rhird down, the remsinder gn monthly | 14> ANTED_IMMEDIATELY, 5,000 FOR THEK parments? Second-band proforred.” Address £ 55 Ttk | WATIIO SSMERATENY T2l RO THER W ANTRD—5.00 YOUNG MARRIED Now ia your time to g0 1o houseksoping, whilo 170 %0 low, rices and an opportaniry so favorable isoffered. Stoves, and a full lice of hotse-furnjsniag goods, aad all taings thatare nsoded toat; monthly pyymants, At 153 E. W. LOWELL & CO. VW ANTED-FURNIT( in oxcbango for & o INGTOX, Carrlor 35, eit \VASTED_FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEFING Fa0as ju larke or small lots. Also, pinnos, sowiig ‘machinas, olfico farnitars, or any kind ot goods or mer- huusoko’ piag With on en=y. Wost Aadisomst., Chleago, EW OR SOME WORN, lang, Address J. HUNT! ¥ ) s and commission. ¥ dctive_city real catato. Block, Raudolph aud Dearbo; 4 Washingion-st. MOUNTS OF 1,00 i, on fmpraved city el ratate e Thiinais fi.!;mxfi-_g 10mils. B. L. PEASE, 9 Cisczat., RiomS, 000 FOR UNE YEAR ON CHI0 rat trust deod. Address L &, Tribar o Ko 0 LO. for an Easiern clin to suif, on fmpruved inside roal estal €07 Froam £, 120 Dea i \7 ANTRD_NOTF: 0t now in tha city, rhorn t. tro of el y, amplo security; will pay19 per ceat fensa “Sdross D 55 THbuso o 3, Tribuso oftce. “SECURED BY SATI £3589 or trast do-d on re! cstata fnslda ci PORTLA. L ARE LOA soath, baviog from 6 on long ‘time 2ad favora months Tribune otic: o G AMON serms. DI b iy, NCE PAYSE B 0 LOAN—$3,00 AND UPWARDS, [ (00 18 ey DUNSAN: ANPLE REN, 5 gan T 0% Ty . AT GhA% ANTED—SEVERAL LOANS €%,0 TO ol o0 year, oa soath subarban” free, O chaacl 0. Wil | puchas or make liberel advances. “ 65G00D & WILLTALS, 63 Soath Canalist. 7 <o reatetat ANTED—USE OF PARLOR FURNITURE FOR | dress H & Tribuno off W uarter bedstead; good “Tribune orice. $200 $50 co. 2 souals AND $50 TO LOAN ON K Aot ‘Tribunc ofl SAL BT OR LESS TO LOAN. SHORT Address A 72, TIAE, Bt- o XGLE IRON BIEDSTEAD, 13 Call st 163 Cottage Grove-av., noar ) A fect crier. Twoxty-fourth 1.000 a6 Jnnds or hioaso on leasod lot. _Addross 42 TN NOTES AND 25 ACRI'S WISCOK to avchaagy for persacs! Tribuas of . rANTEU_REAL LACE CURTAINS AND NICE 1IN HAND TO LOAN AT X WARES s must bo cheap for cash. Addross F 25, Sl 500 souablp terms on fnsidoor suburbia mr Tribuno oftice. Derty. Ad-dross L&, Tribans attic. 17ANTED-_FOR CASH—A GOOD BET OF PAR- y ATC WA raiture: Sddrom P11, Totbust offce, 92.000 o1 STATE.ST. MATIRFSS AND BEDDING | torest. C.W. LIt 306 Lag mattresees, featuors, and b eathers renovz 638 JTEST, LAKKST -WE HAVE & LARGE () 3O stock of ¥tares, carpets, and bonschold goods of evory dscrfpifon 1 privato salg cheap for cash_ovory day thia wosk. Don't forget to_call at WAL F, HODGES & CO.'_Anetion Rooms, 633 We-t Lake'st INSTRUCTION MUSIC TEACHER WANTED -TO GIVE LES- nanufsctersy is the plice 10 savo money in buy- eddiag. Old mattresses, $ a 2.500 | vonth. Apply to p B 2 5.0100 sk 17 dirscf to ALFR AN ON GOOD REAL FIELD, Rona or addrsa J. B. JOI Sec., 30 and 2 Yako-st. WANTED TOR 5 YEARS ON HOUL, andlot at Hizhlad Pack worth $385 liberal commusion. luqalro st Rees 0 for 3 or 5 years, 3t 10 per esaile T §3 91 Deacharast WANTED, BY TIHE TRUSTEES (f the {J, P. Eaptist Chureh, o3 imprarelce Incambered property near cormer Larisids and Forx HSI0-., SO, ON cmocm'z ESTATS sons In exchange fur board, in & respoctable Address C 2, Tribuno ofice. 36.000 WANTED FOR & YRARS O: estaia scaurtty worth st lasst desbls & THOROUGH AND COMPETENT MUSIC TEACH: | ‘2dint: weald s o X g A T ity on the piann, &t Y18 s torms will go | guounts would profor it In sams af $1,5C3 cach. o housa i demsted. Addrets £ 19, Tribuno ot 0| O Tribnao oee. ______ - A LADY, COMPEIENT AND” THOROUGH $20).0()() EDIZ MORTGAGE XOTES WAN echer of 0 piano, desircs a few more scholars. A 53 L3 Torms, 5105ud $13. 503 Wert Adame.s 3 $10 50.810,00. - Ll LADY. WHO NAKES IT A SPECIRLTY TOGIVE riction on the piano t0 new begianers, wisaes & P = B R e R S5 R A Jupile; termy geamcable, | Ads S o S ¥ , 204 No 3 OT SALE-ROILERS_3 TORULAT B0 & A GENTLEMAN WiIG_KNOWS TAY CLISSICS et asoll, 14 foct lans, 44 tinov: each 314 fochs: & WO lika to teach a few pupils; would proferthose | ameter, wil all nocessary connectinns, mud dresh Brsparing for college, but would take others. Address D | stoam and water.gas Fels S ribune oice. GENTLEMAN, TEACHLR_IN FRENCH, GER- wops. All in first.c Pacritre; will be sold togotkor of sepasately. and 39 Soath Water-st. ged, boiler frunts, farw order, aad of tho best B Applys? Jasa order, i g™ and ftalis, wanta 1o ive som lossons; frsi- i uce. _Addross D 85, Tribune uifice. I OMMON-SENSE SYSTEM OF PENMANSHIP: self-instructor, by wkich tao sloments aud rules of writin d in ane hour. Lor particulars ad- dress, “est Randolph-st. RF.Sx‘nv.\'L THE CIICAGO YOUNG LADIES Collexinte Tntitare will reopsn on Wednesday, the ono Bems OR SALE-CHEAP-O! lao Iaibe. 030 13530123 iron planse, one rad esm bammee. ehinery Lepat, 215 and 217 Lake-st. 2 16.600T 2-LNCH % RICE & CO., % ol fal érd AP, would esc A -] -ban:ze for wood oz coal. 1dtn fust., on the cornor of St. Jubn's-pli it M. LUEOEERS ggeasy TPROF. DELOULME GETS LETTERS AND GIVES OR SALE-AT A 397 Weat, Lake-st. A BARGAIN, IF §OLD 5 aad Fhs. ead moldingmachin fntormation at Mrn. Cosles'a notion store, 412 West Y7TANTED — SALOON-LICEXSE. A e W mamla:{unmxunumfmnck. AZRLY 70 TANTED—BY A FIRST.CLASS DRESBMAKER, Dearbora-st. TOCK OF DRY GOOD: 3 V) excliingo for renl ostate, Also, wat 3 si6cK of hard- Wil pay caeh and real estate. ‘Wanc atocks of goods of all kinds:” have calls ave we ::\n'!nl-\mrl)’. LORRLS & SHAW, Room @, OR SALE—ORRENT; tand. Iaquire 3% Catzlst, rPEE Tency gonds an Towaforoale, R Suiod chianc ed fur sears, Avply e THE YLE with Gago Bros. & Couy v a2 Wabash-av. "d3E BEST-LOCATED CORNER GROCERY I ‘Chieagu can he bousht chieap for cash: doln; age bu-iness of S0 and uf B yours' staacing. Re ducod stock, aud no anselsble googe. Can make vnough in'ono Sear fo pay for tho storo. 1ieason for nolling, Kole iato tho wholosslo business. Appls to or addreds P, MURAN, " or DOW, MORAN & CO., # Soats j VVE_I ) BAKERY EOR SALE, NO. 1818 South Halsted-st. ‘ “1LL SELL OR TRADE food cash business, oa Foartocatliat. Archaroay. A MIARKET DOING lonving tho city. ADpiy AL 37 nAWS S ook CASH WILL BUY A STOCE_OF CIGARS aud tobacey, with ¢ at 650 Btate-st. WILL BUY A NICELY FITTED UP SA- loon. 149 South State-st. $15 Avply 36 & fow moro familles by tho day or weok. 108 North ase, ot 3 monthts, with o 3 £t 631 West Ven Boroacsk, oo &5 i) WS TED_EVERYRODY T KNOW THAT, FOR | thirty days more, our den-al prices will be redaced | to one-fourth the common price, 1o thet for 31 you can F J 4. Tribune otrice. ALE_ENGINE, DOTURR, LINF SHAFTING e A %mpmcvw"":s oF e Do oy Drsosio A Kitln, (s B A L e potishors. Tnqairs at 3 River-te -y - i ado, at very reason: Pyt ring, o P == ' = fates, a5, ALSCHULER'S Protogrash Galor, 15 | PHOYOGEAPHY Iy 11 TESSONS. Fom Temus | [fOF, LR CHEAR ONE 16 EO O o 4 Twenlty-second-st. and particulary, address B 72, Tribune offico. o e e etoags bammor. . Co L. RICE & CO. i VWANTED-TWO STORE TABLES 8 OF 10 FEET | QUORTIAND WRITING_INSTRUCTION GIVEN | chinery Duvat, 31 asd 11 Lako . & W Cng. SHORT &£ BRAYTOS, 161 East Madisonst. | &3, by a practical writor: terms low and asy. Addross | 70 AT ¥ STATIONATY ENGINES OF 00k als0 ono 8 con d-han cagloe, 77 P R AR SRR <;Leiiine OB Own mana(netaro: GITUATION WASTED_AS PRIVATE TEACHTR | funaing 1100 ylader, at WELLS” Eaciao ¥ o 18 S by lady who his ad many years succonfal cxpert- Eoutn Clmtonat. o B Ghico in the (st rictio of the y0ung; Would bO oty attend 1 childrans wardrobe, and, if desired, taka | [ OR SALE—A EHORSE DFRIGET BOILER, AL charge of them ta caso of tho sbsonca ol ono or botk pa. | &, complete, ar will, trado for good bors3i reforences oxchanged. Addross M A, 1018 Pral. | Works d and 46 West Adains-et. i IRKWOOD & DONKLEF, ET AXD I LA ITUATION WANTED T A TADY AS GOVEEN- 5., machinoty azd planine-mlls, sssia % D el family Lt of tho ity can oach all' (59 | {0 Hachino sodbollor ahope: - Englinh branche, with nd drawin 2 =RTT fogih beznche., with isle; Saes G GVERRESE S | [UREWOOD & DUNKLEE. 171 AND, 1t ML Indiana-av., Chicag ON THE WEST SIDE WAX in_singing._Addroas G €, Tribeno offico. CLATRVOYANTS, BAyes CHILDREN HOLD SEANCES WEDNES- 47, Triiay, and Sunday evenings, atBo'clocks at 425 Wes: Van Boran-ut. eanco this (Sunday) evening. T got £ worth of work in extraciing, fliiog, ificial fogthaslciiinlly porformed and wattsated. Call 3od comr tult &4 (o prices.” DR. LOOMIS, Rooui4, 67 Washing- at. Y TANTED—INSTRUCTION 1IN ELOCUTION. AD- V¥ “drose. atating ters, 12 45, Tribune ofico. s TANTED—CUSTOMERS FOR WEBSTEI'S UNA- it DIoHoues &5 61 e mosks bonad. Ads dress for nve dass C 5, Tribuae ottice. W ASTED A THREE.TOCT CIGAT SHOW-CASE. o silvor-platod, cheap for cash. Addross O 1, Tribuno offica. W ANTED-ONF OR TWO ROUTES TOR DERIY: of morulog and evenlag papet Addess, for tiog localtiy cod terms, A 46, {bune otfico. TANTED_SETTER DOG~IMMEDIATELY FOR Gfvg dereription, color, and siato whero ho ASTIAN & TAYLOR, POYSICAL AND TEST ‘mediums; cabino: scance thix evecing. and every Ervcning excep: Saturdey, At the Relizio Fitlosopbical 2od Adam: Pubilsttag Huase, corver CLAIRyoYas 3 F SPIRITS, THE hixhest doscloped nodia ng. “Tolls the past, receat, and tuture. 314 DAME PATTERSON, 49 West naoiph-st. Ya. m. ta9p. m. | DF, AT AND MADAM MAVNARD, TH ‘wondorful spiritual medioms, 165 West Madison-st. | WILL BUY A GOOD MILK ROUTE, :.‘v.rs'. wagun, and harness. Address L 4, “feibuno o WILT, BUY A GROCERY AND BALFRRY: SB0U Be bert chancs 15 tho clsewont ahega: Rontea lor selling, parties want to lesve city, Address C56, Tribune oice: TABLES ARE STILL FOR SALE. AN, WITH ‘exiato security, can leatii of rare apportunits toteko charzoof a branch businesa to bo estabii-hed fn_Philadelohis, Pout.. (al- reads o foll succe:A at the West). Hest refercaca ro- quirod. _Acdress ¥ 62, Tabuno ot N ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT PARTNLE WANTED, with § Tute necessiiy th Madizon-s., Room 4. . SUELVING, 5, 3¢ & aice stock of Torsale chesp. Address L 62, Tribuno o A WELLLOGATED GROCRRY-STORE FOR SALE, .;AM d‘z“?‘:“nxsgm tasiness, ‘“lml Pcation oa Soar . i Cargats for ain ahdrese DAVISE PrEE 15 Desrboranse, =a N OLO-FSTABLISHED CIGAT SANUFACTORY; 1avoice 2boat SU0: one-Bal_ Tcash, bal: 2l estater - 3. BEVERLLY, 17 31, F. Chires Blocke AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITE S OPEN _TO A ot or middlo-cged man, with 850 capial, to teko one-Ralf futarent fn & Foud paring busigess: {asestiznie. Address © Tri! gy 10 othicy GROCERY AND PROVISION SCORE FOR sale or Fuat, with room tor flour aad feod attacted, icgethor with a smal ttock, bursp and wagon, aad all the requisl_es tor carrying ou tho trads. fhe location i3 St SaiiRtiaoy ressons piven fof sellog. FoF pre 3 ven for selilng. R L e z 7 COUNTERS, fllinary goods = G450 N e eiy i e aar Eeate s to §4¢ per week. Afldmis J2, leflm.ogffiini aida Buildiag, coraer C}xrk qurAdflLnHu¢ SG00 T o s o csesbishod ovei bk Tiess tnAt pass %40 pormonth. Call or address €l South WILL BUY A FIRST-CLASS BUSLY $2.000 SiEESEE ool Teation ma-1op. Soate ide ; large storo snd chesp reat. - Address K 24 Tribaza S o HMISCELLANEOUS. ¥D WE UAVE TRADE AND CUSTOMERS FOR = u:ut-mnua: of pruparty, merchandise, saloons, stanrants, grocorius, diam raena e, e ortrotting hos B, ANY ONE HAVING REAL FSIATE, r pervonal propeny of any drscnrliou to o TeaLomkbls Lo, by calllag oo reasonablo torms, by S"ECO. 113 Latatlo-st, Roops &r CED BLILDER WILL FURNISH oo Luitdiag and take part pay o yoal estate. , care Ling .= Holmes, 113 £3:¢ Madison-at. .C- AN OFEHAVISG A BMALL OIGAR, COX {otiy such zoted) L9, Teibubs oios. . “( ED—EVERY REAL ESTATE, LOAN, BUSI- ness, insurance, or honse-renting agent iu the city o sead bis zame, refideaco aad o 10 L %, Tribano co. \ ANTED—-TO GET A HOUSE PAINTED, AND would like to hava party tako horss or_scwing ma- cblegior part par. Cail Aonday moraic ac 8 Talrdar., | at9o'clock. 1 flour. A NATURAL CLATRVOYAST. jos only. 1160 Statest. S. BUTT, CLAIRVOYANT, TEST, AND BUSI- \TADAM MILSOML, Consuliation t- A Se: Vabas! W W incausand R £D—A SECO! ibune ofico. o3 100558, Ba AP PRESS—A PRESS FO! prossing fino soaps can basemont. 13 or 20 Toet long, & f ba banght E. SPiH:V_ ND-HAND TAN gt wide. ‘Babbitt motal aad suoplist B OULDING L ANTED—A SECOND-H. for napur boxes._ M IGHT i complete. used io every houre. P 07 10 emplog thotr tyo will culty o making g5oJ wages, Call as No. 20 socond floor, frum 93. m. w03 AND CORSERLH LIiH, 207 aad 220 Bt ULLDF! GEO. 1-HAND GSCILLA 1 eivo VW ANTED-RVERY ONE TG KNOW-G E e o e ” Y ome ve Loain. Homs, € Vot Tashalont . DLANCHARD, HUSINESS AND MEDICAL | § GENTS WANTED+t [LLUSTRATED HIENT 50c per da; s by k. medium, 209 West 3adl cornar Carpenter. .A of tho Border Wara of '{-.,. Celzln;s:. 0’:‘“1 FANTED—20 PEQSONS DAILY TO TR ADAMNE RO3S—THIS CELEBRATED LADY HAS | §eatprupcctas freo: commintion Larg T ASTED 20 FRISONSRALI TOTEY FREEA | M Juaf Mienot, and ca bo congulted ac 8¢ Sonth Hate | & CO- 07 Sadisoarit, Chiesio. ST cures azo permanont. | l!cgdt.’lccfltp:l‘l‘(:ll:;;\nd'cwy of A:\u ey {sru haa‘nu su- | A GENTS WAN I‘D—qsd’ro imhnmd ehlxl'rflllztl"’ Pt — neal ast, [ 'y A ture. ! ‘mant 74 , cider, = IV ASTED_ABOUT io FEFT OF OFFIGE TATL | br busiaces hor advice b lavalosbie Fromaras ath lafhe | Fam e o SobonEatoia, teaict 2 preferred. 121 Dearbora-s., basoment, | ou botter watisfaction than 307 ona in toe | Aad liourbon whisky, rascborry, strauborry; pests Wi VVANTED—A TWO-STORY OR COTTAGE HOUSE | P nd treats chrvnic disonses miccouifiully | bery, aud slum braady, coxnic, Port, delr 21 1 1ho viciclty of Unien Park. Lwant | [ ADAME DrDOIS, 403 STATESY, FORETELLY | glan toon acd bittors, Ay partaas i oly tr 8 Toc o Carroll-at,, nosr Page | IV fusinses andlovo aifeirs, brings togetber tho separa: | 5 A+ KAMEKLINK, B3I Norta Wellstte gz lin ._Addres ribune of.co. E GENT WANTED-TO Elli:u,dcq’l.nz"«s S STINGS FOR BAKER'S OVEN, AND ADAIE P, VONDERFUL GYPSY. ing Machlno.™ Sells repldly and £ P Gased W o Dot ot imnn bior xdioon 05 o | M DAL, R NODRRITLICI Inction. Addrera TUOKEK & RafNoND, E ung ottic: deys excoptod. 30 Weat Madisomat., Room 4, apper | AT, 114 South Clack-st., Chicaz, —10_TAK. m. 5" DERRICES: . NOREL £ Tk ot Sosst o0, GRIFFING, at Flald, Latter's & Cod'e Wi | WANIED-X TICKET TO DENVER AT DIS- ol TED_FAMILY GOING TO SPI R : h[ ‘noss modiam, Feo, 51. 5% Wost Randolphat. L\GENT{{V.\ D GENERAL AGENT qu,g{m,” N[TSEIARY SHAY, CLAIRVOVANT, TEST, AND | dlitete; oosobaxenvs e city sad et o7 o ML uriness madiam, 405 West Madis.n Biato. Axoutsinur onploy mako tron 24 10 2L B S HRLIVT, 57 WYEAT RANDOLPH.ST,, TELLS | S0, i ccous notbiak 10 impe Call ot podrvator, M P bt ind tutaro by wator or enrds. {é‘,‘,g‘}_f‘“”’""' SO REES L ERSSY e h) ADAME_MICHELLE, NATURAL CLAIRVOY- ‘ant, & Wost Madison'st., up-stairs. Eaclbn sod ERERGETY A0 BRI 1 = [ ¢ montha o7 a farm nearMadison would. nl?m fli Frunc! - 1 ant couple with them. Particulsrs 147 Twenty-ithst. RS. KATG BLADE, RAPPING AND WRITING | ‘VANTED—-W O 100 TEET EIGOT.] CH BELT. AI ‘mediam, for teru. otc.. 2 ‘West Madlsagst. Purglac-Alarm C 4 ing. Apply Monday to HARTT & CO., Ascade, 162 ADANFE DELEON, THE WOLLD-RENOWSED | A GENTS WANTED- MES, WO, 56 ..\.[ aceres and fortunetelier, nover boarts of her won- dres, 10 soll our tast-s:lilag Icc, VW {00 SHADES 4D TAMBREQUINS MADE | dorful abilities; sho meatly eitsertisosthrongh ber many Call oariy Monday, Ottico of La Crvme da b7 0. R. WHITE & SON; otbes o] Canaist ax. ' Aoy geniamaa wanog 8 houscleoprr ik | Madien T8 T N’ X > ¥ G el . Incies k0] , Wil e = ) TV ANTED=TO DO FIRST-CLASS PAINTING AXD ,.,a!,":,f'm‘;’;mm:.h Matrm w";.%gumm.;cr GENTS WANTED “EETIGR SOiDIe i or anyiHIag Ut el Sektor Adaresc oy Tibees oo, | A e e e e 168 bt Sanaamon v " | Barticsiers apols or ddeony with s, W. M 3 FANTED_TO BUY_SOME BAKESHGP UTEN- | 3 fADAM DEWOTT, THE CELEBEATED AND | 4 GpNTS WA RELIABIE e 3 I A crens B e, e s ol O N BT tiE oSoaiise thistobs Dot = A GENTE WARTED-RELIARLE AND, st ¢ TV ANTED-ANY ONE HAVING A TWIN BABY | Orse [oscs, Iriende, cnemles, caures marriages; love, | iy of, DeViity Talmego. If you wast s 154 carziaca {n wuud order, and wisliak to Glipeso of it, | gives luck, brings tozethor 132 separarad, wic. os, | G¥erytody will tzke, call And 800 0ar cazabiza saors G e S Bty O R W Sl AR SRR v R r - X ol VY ASTED-HOUSK VEST OF ASELARDAT, 710 | SAIBHN. . v posertcl mcnstocaerssat saren | A Soesig o LT &'?X’e“xq"fflnfl*m , V. A 5 al ma sotiald articles; 25 (o A ©O0., 38 Beyan Risok, eer, LaSalleate aBroiia diaeased, Becacal ALY, Sics }o..x"gxuvmy 665 ke Auduea sr, Bocas B/