Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1874, Page 2

THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 1874, THE REFLUX TIDE. Foreigners Migrating Back to Their Native Homes, Lack of Employment Here, and Better Times Abroad, the Cause. Statistics from the Transporta- tion Lincs. We cen sceno benefit that is to be derived from any attempt to disguiso the fact that from Iilizois, Michigan, Minnesota, Kansae, Nebraska, Mieeouri, and Towa there is an almost unprece- dented rush bock to the loving armsof the mother country, 2nd the warmth and light of old familiar hoarthstoncs, Every steamer leaving the port of New York is heavily freighted with forcigners who bave found a temporary home on our Western prairics. These may be divided into threo classes : thosc who arein search of pleasre ; those returning to epend the winter months amid once-familiar £cencs ; and those who aro driven back from lack of employment bere, the prosent low scale of Jaborers’ wages, and the high price of the most common necessa- rics of life. The first-named class aro decidedly in tho minority, and will comrrize only sbout 7 per cent of tho entire pumber; the second class comprises about 25 per cent; and tho last- named 70 per cert. It is exceedingly ditScult to artive at an accu- roto estimato of the entire number who have forsaken homes in tho West to brave the perils of the sca and take their chances once more with friends in foreign lands, owing to a de- termined unwillingaess on the part of agents of camship lines having offices in Chicago to give the number of tickets sold to emigrante. Ve have endeavorad to adduce facts only, aud, while tho result of an inveetigation shows 2 general increaseof cmigrant travel going towards the East, amounting to nearly 100 per cent moro then during the year 1873, yet the exhibit is ia no wike alarming, nor is it anything more than was to bave been expected as a natural result of {he ranic, failure of crops msome States. caused by the drought and presshofpers in their ravag- ing march, and hard times. THE REBUILDING OF CHICAGO, oo, brought within the hmits of our city and S:ate an aimost inuumerable host of mechanics and Izborers, drawn_bere by the unprecedented demand for people of that class, who now, find- ing their occunation comparatively gone, grace- fally retire from the field of sction, to seck in foreimn climos * greener ficids and pasturcs Then again TITE COST OF LIVING in the British Irles, Germany, Norwav, Sweden, and Denmark is only about one-third of what itis in the United States, 2nd greater inducements zre beiug offered to workmen of all classes in for- eign countries than ever before. L'his, combined with the recently prevailing low rates of fare froma New York to Fastern ports, and tho dearth of ewploymont for labor, skilled and unskilled, in cities during the winter, gives till another canse for the effact. With a few exceptions, we have learned of no cases of destitntion among the foreign element dexirous of leaving America, and fally 10 per ceot of the number leaving onr shres are peo- ple who have saved from their carnings sums rangine from £3,000 to £7,50, and are returning to «pend the remainder of- their davs among the friends and surroundings of ‘* ye olden time.” The only applieations for CHABITY TICKLTS come from those advanced in years, and unable to earn a tivelihord by manual labor. There are aopended hereto the efatistics gathered frem the different ticket-ogencies for railroad and eteamsbip lines. TAE MICHIGAN CENTRAL ‘bave sold during the vear 207 tickets to foreign countries, 100 of which bave been disposed of within the laet threo months. Bixty-six and two- thirds per cent of these have gone to Liver- pool, and the rest to Canada. A party of fiftcen of tho latter nationality passed through Chicaro Thureday last, baving in tow thirty-three cbil- dren. At thoe office of the INMAX LINE thers was fonod an iucreaso in the sale of out- ward-bound tickets during the year 1874 of 8317 per cent over 1873. During the past four weelks their satos Lave averazed 100 per week. TEach steamer out carries from 00 to 700 pas- sengers, mostly mechanics aud laboring- men, Rome of whom Ay they have been entirely without work sinco the pabic. A majori however, have beon working for railway contractors, and in the Lake Suncrior mining regions. A large Tercantzge of the number given above belong to Chicago. The othershail from Inowa and Minne- eota. Of the different natioralities the Scan- dinzvians namber the most, the English come next, and the Germans follow with the smallest number of all. As for tie Germans, the Inman Lino Lias sold Lwo prepaid tickets to this country 10 one going back. e proportions are reveraed for the Scandinavians, and of the Enrlish the number of those coming and going is equal, Tho avent frequently receives letters inquiring if times ara better, and expressing & desire to return. He thinks about G0 per cent havo ex- pressed an iutention of returning with the com- ing of better day. THE STATE LINE, rince Anz, 1, has sold fifiv-two tickets; five-sevenths of this pumber havo been to Scotchmen. The German element bears the lowest ratio to the whole number, onlv two out of fifty-lvo going to Germanv. The rest aro Scandioaviaus. The agent reports a less number outward bound now then during the last two years, when work was comparativelv ensy to obfain. 'Ninety-five por cent are mechaics and day-laborers, snd G0 per cent Lieve sigoified an intention to return; 333 por cent of the 52 ate from the City of Chicago, the others from Nebrasks, Wisconsin, aad Michi- gan. TIE CUNARD LINE sgency roports the emigration from the West now over their lino ns 100 ver cent in exvoss of last year. A majority of these go to remain, but very fow round-trip tickets being sold. Miners, mechsnics, and farm-laborers compose Lhe masy, and are from the States of Kaunsas, Nebraska, Tllinows, Iowa, and JMinnesota. The num- ber of Gckets kold during the montha of Moy, Juno, and July, 1874, wae in excees of tho asmount eold during the sear. Notmany of this number are from Chi- ©ago, 2nd a majority aro Scandinavians, the resi- due being cqually distributed botween the Ger- mang, Englieh, and Irish. In the opinion of the agent two come over Lis line to one going. TIE ANCHOR LINE reports an emigration for the last threa months 50 per cent in oxcess of the corresponding three montbs in 1875, During the month of August it was 30 per cent less thanin July. Of the eu- tire aumber ouly 5 per cent are German, 89 per cent aro English and Insh. 15 per cent being French, Scandinavians, and Italians. They bave been making their homes m_Vvisconsim, Towa, Hisxouri, Kunsas, Nebraela, Michigan, Indiana, &nd Tllinois ; 663¢ per cent will return & soon a8 rood es will warrant it. Tho better class zomplain of a great want of freo reading-rooms, ||n_d vrapexjnhcea wherein to while awny their eirure. 'he average worldly possessi of the entira outfit Whusn they touch l:bu nl.\:)urZ: of America docs not exceed £150. Their coming has been an experiment. and ** panicky times” bave done & most thorough work in dispolling ihe idea centred in too many of their heads that srecnbacks grew on evers tree, and coin jingled npon evory comer. Most of the emigration fiom the West cousists of people who arrived within the last threo years. Those who arrive bero with means, and invest in legitimate branches of trade, aro tho oncs who *'stick.” The agent also reports a decrease in steamer- traflic of 663 per cent. The rate of passage from New York to Liverpool, until quite recent- Iy, has been as low as $7.50, and ranged from that figute to §15. and this has proven & power- ful maguet, drawing away not less than 50 per cant of thoso who have gone. THE WHISE STAR LISE has shipped via Chicago an aversze of 400 pas- rengers per month for the last seven months. They report an increaze in their sales in each successive month during the year. Of the total number of passengers, 50 per cent were Scandi- naviane, 10 per cent Germans, and 40 per cent English and Irish. Mr. Lagorcreen thinks the emigration from this country will ba larger during the months of October and November this year than during any of the past sic yesrs. Iu other years tho return passeugers have been 15 percent ; this year they will scarcely smount t02. An increase of all kinds of work in Europe, and eepecially railroad-work, is 3 trong induce- ment to them to leave America. Last week ono party of twenty men (coopers) was taken from Rock Island Connty, IIL, to the nortbern part of Sweden. Thirty-threa and one-thurd per cent of the English rcturn; 15 per cent go from thio City of Chicago, G per cent are miners, 5 per cent are farmers, aud the rest laborers and me- chanics. Sixty per cent of thoeo who go from Clicego go for Jack of work, and 40 per cent go to spead the money accumulated here, THE GUION LINZ report the samo increasc. 1lalf of their pas- rougors ate Germans, Lhe rest Lnglsh avd Scandinaviaps. Onply two cases of actual dis- tress have come to their notice. Of the entire number 6637 per cent intend to Teturn. THE NATIONAL #old moro tickets durlng the Inst three months to emigrants than in the last three months pre- vious. Of the eatiro num%er 35 per cent are English, 19 per cent Germans, 50 per cent Scan- dinaviau ; 63 per cent of these came from Mich- igan ; 25 per cent go expecting to reiurn. CONSUL CLATSSENIUS Faya 662¢ per cent of tho emigration from this country during the past two years will return ; thnt the condition of the workingmen in Ger- many bas greatly improved during tho past twelvo months; that eince tho close of the Franco-Prussian war, and the return of the country to a normal and scttled condition. sho presents stronger attraction to her children than ever before: but, notwithstanding 2ll this, bho thinks that, inagmuch as the Germun Reich- stag Lias recently enacted lawa which removo ob- stacles heretofore placed in the rozd of those purposing fo cmigrate, & retwrn of Dbetter times to this country will bring such a tide of emigration to our hores as ehe has never teca. It will seen by tue above statistics, that the number of Germans leaving this country is very Jight in compurison with those of other nation- alitics, As u class, they stay moro together than tbe people of auy other nation, snd. as a conse- quence, bring their home associations with them and feel lees desire to return. However much wo may deplore the necessity which drives these peoplo from this grand West, 8till, far scross the water thero exists in thou- sands of bearts & loving regard for the land that for a brief time gavetlem shelter; and tho exes of many are turned toward our smiling ficlds and nodding groves, only waiting the dawning of a brizhier day to call Ametica ouce more the land of their adoption. e o Bankrupt Sale. Thero will be a large baukrupt sale of fine jewelry, silverwaze, clocks, aud bronzes, at the store formerly occupied by A. B. Van Cott & Co., 124 State street, commencing to-morrow morning, and continuing daily until the entire stock, consisting of about §109,000 worth of fine goods i all dfaposed of. MARINE. Lake Frelzhts, There was & little more inquiry for freight room by atcimer, but the general market was dall and easy. A charter wze mada Friday t 3¢ for corn to Bufr: “Lue prop Plymouth was taken for corn, Idako for co and oats, and Aunie Yonng and Dean Richmond w and oatk, ull on through rate, vis Buffulo, Friday evening the echr C. C. Butt,'corn st 3¢, and prop Nebravka remainder cargo corn, both to Butfalo. “The echr Arabia was taken for wheat to Kingston at 7/c. Total, 7. Capacity, 42,000 bu wheat, 50,000 bu corn, and 75,000 bu oats, Vessely Pussed Port Xuron. Port HoRoN, Mich, Sept. 19—Lvening,—Dows— Props Arizona, ukee, Tr—8-hrs Heivetlh, James Fitzhugh, Oneouta, ie Vought, James D, Sawyer, Jamuaics, Miranda, -D—Soutiwest, light ; weather fiue, The Loke Breeze. Areport was curront yesterday afternoon that the prop Lake Breeze, rupning between this city and 5i. Jogepl, Mich., and belonging o the Engelmin Trans- portation Compuny, had gono to ‘the Loitom witis cvery one on board. | As thero wero known Lo be about a dozen passeugers on lier, cousiderable anxlety was manifested by their friends i this city, The prop Lako Breeze left Benton Marbor Thursday eveuinz, beavily_loaded with fruit and morchandise. The stwr Corona, belonging to Goodrich's Line, left Beaton Harbur about 1he same time, snd. both vesscls were in sight of ¢ash other until they were sbout 15 miles from s citr. This was about 4 ovlock s, m. Tie was_ vers rough, the wind Ulowmng almewi a gale from the west, andit was Lerd work for the vesecls to make any héadway. Of a suddea the Lake Breeze stopped, but the Captain of tho Coroua, thinking it was nothing serious, paseed on without fnquiring 3s 10 what had caused ber to do go. The Corona arrived at about ¢ "clock yesterdzy moruiog, and the Lako Breezo was expected 10 arrive shortiy &fterward. But as the ves- sel did not make her appearance for several hoars af- ferward, the opinion gained ground that something aerious fisd Lappueved to Ler. Capt. Safelwnd, the Gezerz] Superinteudent of the Engelmin Tranporta on Compsny, therefore hired the powerful tug Wood, Cajpt. Willkiam Crawford, and 3t 8 o'clock larted in gearch of the misting vesscl, Notiing more was heard of the vewsel or t tug uutil a quarler past G last evening, when the Wood came back rerortiog that sbe had found the vesscl drifting before the win, et I ity having Droke down about half- =, Siie picked her up and tawed her acro 15 leave ber ut znchor sbout 15 miles from .+ coal Liaving given ont. As soouas the “1.1..--..a on board a aficient quantity of coal, «7, 1120 out again after afeabled vesrel, anid it ie ex.ectd that she will iring her to her dock in safets early this morning. Tha veszel wes found to be perfectly reaworthy, and the Cautuin of the tug did ot think it neceseary to take oif the passengers or the crew. Tho Captain of the Corona s reverely censared in marine cieles for paselng ou without sscer(ainiuz o iajury to the vessel, Tho Snrdinin. It mever rains but it pours, Thisis the expsrience of the schr Srdinia. Obly & day or two ago this vessel was severely damaged a_collision with the schr C. L. Jobnson, had not Leen eutirely ro- pasred, when yesterday morning ehe met with another £tfll more serious disaster, The Sardinia was lying at her dockat the north end of Inko street bridge, waen the prop Nobraeka, going couth, ran into ber while trying to naes through the west ‘draw of the bridge. The Sarinia was struck on the larhoard side, erusie ing ber very badly. It took the propelior uv- eral “minuics to estricato hersclf from tho shooner, which went to the Lottom fn a few minntes afterweres., The vessel i entirely under water, the masts only sticking out. Several of the crew who were on board of ler at the time of the collision were Lirown into the water. All wero, however, rescucd. The Sardinia is owned by Mesars, Goodenow & Me- Kay, of this city, aud was said to be worth ubout £2,009, Sbe ean be easily raised, and Ler damage wil be fron 1,000 to $4,000, which 'will undoubtedly Lave to he footed by tho prop Nebraska, which is st to be ro- sponsible for the disaster, The propellor belongs to Messra, Holden & Eneign, of Buifao, ard runs in the Unjon Steambont Line. Miscellancons. curcsco. The schr Anetralia Lias gone into Jiller Brother's dry-dock to stop a Jeal. The schra Cula, Montpelier, and Higgie & Jones were all Jeaking, and had to be taken to Jliller Brothers’ dry-dock for repaira. “—The schr Szotia, while coming in yesterday morn- ing, Jost hor main tormust, —But few vesscls arrived at this port yesterdar, owing to the Sl west wind prevailing all day, —The echr Minerva, after having been repaired ot Mitler Brothers’, will go into winter quarters, —The sehr T. Y, Avery, after haviug taken on board aload of grain, w3s found to leak, and had to go on Millers” dry dock for repuirs before shie couid start out o her vogage. —Capt. E. C. Dicey, Government Steamboat In- spector of Grand faven, Mich,, §a in the city for the purpose of inspecting the stesmer Luke Breeze. il was much escited last evening lest hs might loso Lain job. At Port Har her maste, e:t FLEEWHER: 12 weir St Andrew bas etripped rinurance, and gone into Win- nfer. Orchzrd got aground at Toledo, s wtill hard one A r. John S.Quinn has gone to Lambdcn with his o armor o nuke an examination of th kot~ tom of the steam barge J. W. Bradbury, which sunk there s day or two ago. —A nuw tug, tho W. S, Carkin, has just been Iaunched at Saginaw. 1er dimensions are 3a follows + Leogth of keel, 60 fect; breadth of bram, 15 fect ; depth of hold, T fect. ~She cost abont §10,030, —The chr Pohibe Catharine, which was & fow ago driven cn the rocks £t Port Mi-hzel's Day, near Owen Sonnd, has been releaecd, eeriously dami Lottoni. Sbe bad no cargo on bourd, zud ¢an bo put in proper repair at the plzce of disaster. —The stmr Bradlury, which sunk alongside of the dock at Lambdon Wednesday morning, Las mot et been gotten up. When the stmr Word passed Friday the crew were at work removing her deckload of stoves, and als0 a quantits of wood, the latter faken from from thie dock where she roiled over and _fiiled. A rteam-pummp, 1t i thought, will be forwarded from Detroit, The report recetved subscquent fo the accident, that she took fire and wis scuttled, Is _most positively contra- dicted. All marine men units fn the aseertion that the eatablishment of a ligltebip at Bar Point has Deen of incalculabie bencit this_eeason, but for some Teason aro £low to contribute to its support, The par- ties who havo kept it running this season (essrs, Dufl & Garfleld, we behieve,) have done 5o on their own Tesponsibility and at _considerable oatlay of time 2nd ‘moncy, and rightly expected _apyrechation, which haa notas yet been shown. Hteamboat, tug, and vessel ownere, captsins azd sgents, in considering the mat- ter, ere reminded that A subscription-book, for the Denicit of the Dar Mot lightship, is open at Cash, 7, Taylor's office st s port.—Detroit Poet. —For the guidance of the shipping vietting the lum- ber sections 1o Georgian Bar, there have been cstabe lished by tha Dominion Government eleven light, Niae of these are located on ielands, and_cen be seen 23 far a3 any other on tho lakes. These lights are lo. cated os follows, viz. : On the Islo of Caves, the light on which s o the northeast point ; o Griflith Iiaud, on the nortleast ead, 20 milea from Owen Sound 5 on Nottawasaga Island, about 4 miles northweat from Col- lingwood ; nt Collingwood, on the breskwater pier ; on Chrietian Irland, ou the eoutlieast part, 1% miles from Mainland ; on Lonely Island, position ‘not given ; on Ited Rock, 1 mile ezst of Killarney, on ited licok Toint ; on Cartridge Istand, 1)¢ milés northwest of Red Rock lights ; runge lights ate established ot Shafte? bury, on_ Little ‘Curc°rt; at Clapperton Island, on voril point ; snd on (aiphur Ishnd, on eouthesst side. Since'theabove were established the disaster to tho ehipping in that region have been vers fow, Othor Tights will doubtlesa bo estabiizlied whascver need Lo supplicd.—Dstroit Trivune. PERSONAL. GEXTLEMAN OF REY] T AND CUL- 1are, aged 24, with means (o euppart a wis desiros o furm the'acquriniance of some youns or widow lady Eeod 23 oF npyearde, with 3 view to marriage. it bo uf good sncial ‘standimg aad rospectably canoected. Ad- «s 'P. . Box 53, Chicago, Ll Al commuuications Iy coniidential. ORMATION WANTED_OF P d._ CONWA who formerly kept & falooa mear (ko North Rolling Address 53 Sonth Watoc-at. i EHSONAL_MRS_ 7. LACEY, LATELY RE- ‘tarned from San Francisco, will find hor interests Pramoted by calling at 18 State'st., 10-mUFTOW morAILE. PERSONAIF, FAGE, FORSIERLY OF FIRM OF Pase & 1idsil, carponitors, would ublizo {he under- sizaed by scading €0 him hin addrees, or by calling upon Dim at the Palmee Houso. PUTTER PALMER. ERSONAL-GEORGE P. O'NEILL OR THOMAS O'Neill will planso writa tome a3 1 have busiaess of importanco. Address JOILN K. O'NEILL, 160 Jeffer- son-st., Dayton, O. ])Lfisu —WILL MRS. DOYLE AND HEER dnuzigtor ianlo call or addeess 1301 Indiaos-ar. ¥ . PERSONALDEART 2 OF: WIY WiRA TOU NOT a: 1he Exposition Taursdsy atteraoon ¥ X look for a Jotter o explain. C. PERSONAL-DAISY: WEDSERDAY T SE YOU .E “can wear thathat. CIHAS. A WILLSON, 2o West wenty-secomdar. - >ERSONAL—UATTIE HARTWELL OAN HEAT hher eusin Trank by sendiag heraddress to SOUTIL AMERICA, Tribung otice. PLISONAL = FLLA LUSLTE — AN AT TO3 Whiozo cau L meas you? ~ Address T G, Tribuno ofiic ERSONAT_BLLA—T BOUGHT AND PAID TOR LotboAtiska” disniond ring 2y Lavis'. Call sad et &t TO EXCHANGE. 1 HAVE TWO VALUARLE AA TWO VALUARLE OiL P L. "AL ings, which Lwill exchianze for coal, Turaiturc o Addros X FARM OF 16 ACKE: for howse and It properts, C. F. GOODING, 1D Washington'st WILCOX % GIBBS TO EXCHANGE FOI GENT: 7 improved Howo Family 8. Call at £5Y South Green-st. Toxoua ARM OF 10750 e 331in trunke ila. MCNEILL, 1z SALE_BVAN 1 o-st. 1 EXCHANGE—_OR FOR SALE O, A new two-story house, with large Tot wili take anything v cxhange. Charkast, E. R BROOKS. AS IN ILLIN Lkt proviray, bfioi:i..\u G NIEW HARD COAL FOR- nace, price #150: four opea buggine, e, coa and two. 0t $200. fir tuw oF secund-hand 10 buggy, ned duablo and a sin, 55 hiarness. Call ag N, HURSE ol arelios, NEW PIA Co, carputs, XCITANGE o and harness dismonds, or castonunade cluthes. Addras X % Tribuad office. v furn will {ake a horen and bagsy as part paymant, of GEO. G, NEWSURY, Roomsgand¥ Enaa TO EXCIANGE JOWA LAND TOI hueso suitable for carriaia: mast bo ronad and Lind, sud gond E.D. MURKAY, 62 Cottago Grovo-av. LQUITY IN $4,60 ato at Mizhirwd, balsnce 7 yeass, § cide, or Buth, ot gocd piersonal AN for TOM, st szunlo. gaa-av. zud ‘Monroc-st., forborzes o propesty'of avy deserintinn. room northirest carmer Afehi afterip.m. HAVE “STOGK THE BEST t pes annum, and Ity 07 lots, valud L ONE OF companizs In Coicag 1, pasiog 35 per b which T il 5 tarutved. Wil 5. READ & KULLEY, nicoly improved, 1ango for 8 dwelling fa thec 7 South Cla 10 EXCHANGR-A TIHRER-STO: stono-(ront bause on Prairiz-atv., gear Tieeaty-an] {14 SL & for Cnicazo peSparis or faria Tacds., Wi D. PALMER, 116 Lavslle-s Y OCTAGON 10 EXCHANGEAN IMPROVED FAIM, W) ®oed buildings. fiity miles [zom city, for houss and Jarga lot on W 20,6%. X 5, Tribuae ofea. 10 EXCITANG S1-CL 5 L cxty oo Ogden sad Archceavs., all impr ve Fond tent. Al roridence propaety worth from’ £10 or farms or goud acco. property mest ¢ goad stockfarm ~ LABELLE £A L0 875,004, Wantdd, alao, cloar, DIL] TEXUH mo 1" opera-ginssior Gitics, e MPIIREE OR TOUR GOU for et 13 LeSallu-st. PO, EXCHARGH YT residenco wosth 47,00 Tribuse o DD _FALNS 1% EXCIAN M. 3. & 1L 3L CLARE, LOTS I8 MAYWODD AND | Mot in Forest 11l for Cnicago property or farm lazds, . D, PALMEL, 143 Lavallo-st. 7110_EXCITAN T GOOD STOCK GOODS— Ong ar two twn-story brick stores, located 109 miley west of Chicagn, in a thriviag towa, bringing {a a gosd rent. Call on MOSSIART, rt the’ Clifion House, for & CO., Princc- thred days, or addsess C. A."S ton, 111, NGB _GOTTAGE AND GROV 00 ($3,80) for swall farm near city, ACRES IN CENTIAL I1T, , lowa Jands, and ten inproved farms fu Naeth. usi, for Chicazo propezty of farm luisds. ¥ MER, 146 LaSalie-st.’ mo — A DOUBLENARRELLED brano'iolading ua mada by Gassner, Londoa: ‘nawm, o't F15, fu ts (0 New Yoiuk; BEno Hosd pro- Trilune nfice. 00D LOG bruberty for & farim within §)1 2 0,00, Send descriptlun, witis ca uae vitice. 0" EXCHANG) huice 1 3 mroved stack fa HENRY SUELDO GE—OR FOR §, 2stors frama brick exchuige fozsmal FORWOOD PARK, BLOCKS OR 4 propory ln cliy, Wwaa, of cuuatry, o my fast boraa aud rond wagnn for dlamon i-kuciwa on Ubicago-boalsvards, Goad refer szivan. Diamonds must as fhan £1,00 in 2, Will take pactin el 3 Addrossor call at, Toom 2 Republic Life Buildiug, 18 TaSallz-rt, IO AND LT, NORTH DI- ots, Washingta Uefzhts, near s Greenwood, noar stat i 13 aicn Shore), 37,500, 150¢170, Try- 0: 100x143, nswoud (coraer), S5.050; and othior hoperty. sepizztel: oz ognthre, Alsa, .00 3cres choler Jentucky laads. PIILLIPS & CO.) ELS 0k GOD LOT 1T DESP or Park Ridgs, for job priuting. 1R\ BROWN, 12 La¥alle- 710 EXCITANGE-LARGE CENTHRAL BUSINESS Tota o it nd Jackeonists.. for good Bnds. JORN F. T, 157 Washingtonst. PO EXCHANGE—A FINS RESTAURANT, FOR A sl farin, ol sbacked, or a houso aud lof suet of city.. Addro'H B, Tribuny atice. 10 EXCHANGI—BRISTOlL, WARHIR AND Tl wiro wringor, for goa s underclothing and medium dize trunk. Addecss % &, Tribuno office. IST OF 70 TOR A SITO- eek. Have worked at £3, Tribune office. 1-WIAT WILL YOU LXCHANGE wwing macliuo, in porfoct ordor? T YOR 220 acrew, Newton Cunnty, Ind. Farm 100 a . Mamilton Count, 169 seres, Dano Conuty, Wi, n 161ac imore County, .}{inu. It DBOYD & WL TO EXCHANGE. o 0 EXCHANGE_I.STORY AND BASEMENT atove front, Michizan-av., at ~Sixtecuth-st., for Bguse with more runnd on West Side. ‘Throe-story and basemeat brick, Adams-at., near Ash- Iand-av, ; 2 Iots at cormer of Leavittst. and Warren-ay. Ints fo Austin and Norwood Park, 32,500 equity, partor all for residence and land witbin 50 miles of city. Cattsge and lot, clear, for lumbor and brick. 125-acro farm at Niles, Mich., $9,000; stock, cropa. and imploments (if wented), 23,64, for city fiaproved. Tt in good locality for horso and buzzy. House and 2 lots, Warren-av,, and $.i4 for $4,000 bouts and lot esst of Robes.st. ‘City and suburban property for good farm, Now Sstory ramo and 2 lts, cloar, near Central Park etation and boalwrzrd, far S5,000 coltagu and ot east of Westernaar. ; will assdme. ‘Taree hourey and lois {or vacant lots, NN & CO , Tots ln Joferson, clear, for llilnnis farm. Lots fu Austin.' Engléwood, Melross, and Sonth Chi- 20 for ouzo and lot; will assume. ‘Suburban lots, clear, for drav-store, real catate mort- fages, grocory-store, Horso and buggy, or personal prop- b ‘Siburben lots, clear, for vacant ot cast of State and sonth of Thirty.fourthnt. T-story bousa and Iarge lot on Varranav., with somo C?!h, for i‘fl;lue in nci;:‘hlyl;rhuod of Unloa Park, proved fatiss BUar Gty for eiry Propne 1. P T IREW & co. Room 2, 123 Clark-st 0 EXCHANGE -HOUSE AND LOT ON MICIIL- fau-av. for resideacs In subarban town. Alw un- {mproved lots on Michigsn-av. and elsewhero for pro. guclag proporty. | We havo srseral ploces uf propertr, 1. to_axcinnge GARLICK, 1il both bmproved and auimproved, niso farm WILLISTON a for city and suburban. & LaSsllc-st. I A Soa b or Weat Side, worth say $,000 to 85,5, & deaieabls picee of fmproved propecty on Desplaincrat., nesr Munroo, of abaut same valao. Addross N 15, Trib- une otlice. WAL nees; and by, Must be a firstolaarik, R.0. GiV- INS, 24 LaSall HANGE—CITY LOTS FOIt DuPagoe Counts. ROB'T C. GIVINS, 13| 0 EXCIIAN ISCONSIN TA RM- ing 1aads and a cranborry-marsh for & honso and lot or vacant lots In 1ha eit Tribnao olfice. HANGP—UQUSE AND LEASE, WITH OR arniture, for ono or moro luts, worth §2,060. LUST, 14 Norih Halsted TAN COT- atucks, totzl valus 310,00 to o of pact, for farmivx lands e city, or Pnproved city proparty. %00, to exchangs, Secuproperty nae Will aleo trado tur burzo aod bugey. AddressV 15, Tribnao ofice., NG TIIEE TOWN OF HY DI PARK, B lirst-class tmprovements, for improved Tuisinees propocty in the city wart b 24,04 or 3100000, 1. W.THOMAS & BEMENT, 132 LaNatlo-t., Room s 10 EXCHANGE_FOR CHICAGO OR STEUREA brupecsy, or for Wostern fstrs, somo of tha bost im- prosed 2ad” uaimproved praper.y, consiatiag of cottakny, villas. ere, af Nyack, Hbdeon, near New Yors! HOMAS & i ) 132 LaSalioat., XCHANGE-FIRS 3 INSIDE anes properts, nnincambered, for a stock farm af 1M to 200 acres, unincurnbered, within 30 milas of Cliczgo, sud neardopot. Address ¥ 8, Tribuns ottice. MO0 EXCHANGIISIO FEET MICHIGAN-AV., o oquity £3.0m3 alio Iots noar 5. E. GROSS, Ruom M, 1 C MILES FROM NCAANOE-FLOUR MILL, 2% imnrored facm 12 o | L e e T ateacr aente, liliaots. GEO- V. BYKD, 15 LaSsllo-st., Hoom 11, SEW WAREHOUSE SCALFS, Will oxehaage fix eroorries of S5, Tribune oifice, *w faraituee for wood-worklag dress W 5, Tribuzo ofico. TP EXCHANGIE-TOTS 5 Palm N NEBRAS- £ morchandito, dry goods, otc. Addreas Hiom or Houso. WD LANDS NCUMEERED 1.0 ag Western town for grad hous hol “Aduress R, Tribuas HOTICE KA clty or suburheu property, Will cash orassimie. Address Q 9, Tribud ofiod, 400 EQUITY IN CITY IM- proved reatienc proporty fof €10 acees Towa land aad §3,(0 cash. B I, CLAKKE & U0,, 122 Lasallonst. 1N A uraliure o CHANGE — CHOIGE _UNINC! L “let for a farm worth 33,09 10 12, WHEELER & CO., Roor 3, 16Claz ERLING, RGO 18, Eousc and Int nesr Eighteentl-at., clear, for Tut en avenucr, touth, warth eboat 210,00, saliable corner, st of Twenty-secoud-s lotsin Inte burnt diatzior, %25, cloar, -, bz and ot for Norts' N 0 EXCHANGU-LM0CAORE STOCK-FARS, ™ 70 Tntles from Chicag), near Laporto 10,50 (clear), fur property, and “essumo incumbraaco. WAL D. ALIMER, 165 LaSalles EXOHANGE — TSTORY houe, and lot, noar Oaklund, for e &r-foot-froat south of Thirty-firs'-st. aud o2at of Alichigan-zv. drzas X O E lands, houses and lots, er sny personal b ‘merehandie, stocks of goods, horss zad wa ock. azricul:ural iroploments you want tu e acn ral estate frae of inenmbrance, or ,_tha Jargat trading houso {21507 Wes 01AS 2'CO., 51 Cla Chicag). GIA COMPLETEZOTTUIT VOR AN n foundey, fasks, peteras. &e., with a good trads, Al estate, Addréss 5 19, Fribune ofice. ~A FIRST-CLASS Ki on grain fann, 10 milea from, Chicacn, for ialide re S5 property, South or West Side. Addeess 4 13, ribuna olice. : S 0 _EXCHANUE-FOR ANY GOOD PERSONAL ) proporty, lots at Gleacoe. Address W 1ty, Tribane offic Ad- et AND 10T O~ 10T nalacumber:d, 304 21,000 caeh for South alsn, batfolock of Jard on Careellsz. for RY J. GOODRICE, 125 Dear- TAXGL_HOUSE i—FORt DRY GODDS ORI BOOTs 5 firstclass stores in Toopston, 1L, 3 nn eoifagaand Int in Chicazo, and two ing in Groenup, Til., ail oniscnmbared: also, facns to ozessngs. Call on oF addeess 11 D, 526 Aleago. 0_EXCHANGE—FOR 110TSE ] Indizaa-av., neae Filtr-sccond-a-.. and 75 font Tuwen. cartier Portandav, LENRY L. HILL, & NO. 13 ELLIS-AV,, TWOSTORY ament hrick honss,’ modora improvemears, hout, for cash and s good insidy and b clogantle grained thro ugintcambored lot : might rent'ta a fAirst-c] sonth of Tai A secand martraco an impeived real ostate, woll aac: dress WALLIA S SIITH, 12 FINANCIAL. ¥ PERSONIHAVINGICLAIMS AGAINST aN ES- tate in this or forelgn countries, and desire financial o legal aid Lo obiaiy 16 Raimo, will find retiable assisi- anc !by addressing Z 55, Tribunoe vifice. A NOTE OF 81,80 DUE IN ABOUT 10 MONTIL: A drawing nterist for one oar at ?ngr\:"?:;;.dl'e’:ure& by trust-deed upon a valnahla pleco of ro] r,l!ly. Wil l:llpal.nliberll discount. Al V. \VAG.\VEI{‘: 115 Randolpb-at., Roum M. N. MARKS, PAWNBROKER, LATE OF & is'now perimanently located at 99 Clark- an Burca. GTIC . —All goods saved from tho Iato firo, mnlesy rodnemed or charkes pald within thirty days, will bo sold ‘without further norice. "Alarge nad varisd assortment of unredeemod pledges for sale. OR BALE—#5.00 MORTGAGE, PAVABLE 1N one, two, threa, and four years, it 10 per cent: will ay cammisslon. d-ufin or adireis’ DR. F. E.COOK. 35 Archer-ar., or 1& JFORSALE-L COUPON NOTE FOR $1.30, FIRST miortgags real eststa, payabl: in three years; 10 per cont interest, payeble sombanpusily, Address G 29, Trib- e otlic OIL BALG—AT £a CENTS ON TIIE DOLLAR, 8 shares stock Mercantile Insuranc Compaay, Chi- V. M. Brawer, President: V. 8. Babcook, Sco- . L. CURRY, § Tribuse Batlding. £ WILL GIVE MY NOTE F'OIt #35 FOR THE_USB of $200 forone year; good sucurity., Address W &), ibuue ofice, TWANT 84,500 ON IMPROVED WEST MADISO) st. nroperiy: will giva lirer-morgaizo bond and pay 10 per cent jntercs! 7Afdr"! N 55, :lmqusimca./ Ao ]'Auu-:s ISTRING LOANS ON LUABLE 4 jewelry sud diamonds are iavited to address, in strict confidence, V 25, Tribuneotics. JropsaLi-a FULL BLOODED FRENCH POODLE. ¥ Rear €07 Michizan-ar. [OR SALE—A GOOD MOCKING BIRD, CHEAP. Taquiro at @ Howe-st. = anbj:\dm_'r‘.vo’gufy’ ILLS; ATSO. 10 iy tca-chiess for tea of Grocery store. Shon bozes. AddreasN a0, Tribons offar 0 o {OR SALE—2 ICK DOXES—1 LARGE SIZE AND 1 113 nlie e 14-oot. counters, Inquiro at 211 aad M TOR SALE. < i NTED=A PA years' experteacs nud oo nsinoss man with $15,00 a1 manuzciur are uuuryy Call, or ad: ay horac, young and sound. _Parties wantiag a horta will do well to 2all at B. £, SWAN'S odico, 163 Wasiting. toa-st., Reom 13, Monday, from 83, m. bugzs. Dl at mable, 413 West v ['OR SALE—AT A GR ngEy, at Koo 00D COWS, near Lincoln Park. ATN, FOR GASH, m 16, & Clark-st. R BALE_CHEAP_TICKETS TO KEARNEY Ji ~b., aad retarn, for geatieman and wife. ddress N 60, Tribune otfics. LE-GHEA OUNG MILCH -ONE GLO! Inquire at 83 Lakest. cor. JOR SALE_A 8FOOT BLACK WALNUT SHOW case, $10. CHAPLN BROS., 21{and 215 East Madi- son-st. an SALE_O4E SET _OF TINNERS TOOLS, brushes. and patierns for £30 wirih 244, Inquire Tor three days of W. A. SARGENT, 9 West Yol F’c‘m SALE_FAIRBANK SGALE, 9 L 1 hedvy Eand-truck at 551 South’ Cliaton-st., a tus rear. TopNsox REAL ESTATE PAPER, 1100 O 4 " Innsed Intw, and good aoliaterals, ofc. L. R. CARS- WELL, 151 HICAGO REAL ESTATE, ar an fanns in_Ilinois withia about 100 miles of Chicago, In same of $3 to 33,000, GEORGE W. NEW- CUAMB, 71l West M Oiftos opea In forc NEY TO LOANIN SUMS OF £1.00 TO 825, on city real estate aud_good commereial paper. TON & CU., Room 5, 150 D 3 ON . PIANUS, iud goud collateral security, at 143 South Clark-st., N MR Fanarse s C. COLE & CO., I3 MOSEY 10 LOAN—IN SUMS OF 82,60 AND UP- d (e impoved or unimproved. ISAAC 1. PRICE, ¥ ¢ Madison-st., lRoom 9. M ONEY TO ! N DIAMONDS, WATCHES, M ‘bonde, eic., at LAUND rivate office, 120 Ran® dolph-a:. it,_Established 185 ?\Iosmfi(fipm ‘ON IAPROVED OITY REAL M "Gatato and improved farms, in sums of $2.u0°to a‘nm on application of owners. JORN W, ARSI, 135 Clark-st. NOT:8 SFOURED ON REAL ESTATE INSIDE AN _city limits, where half has been paid, bought by JAMEKS L. LOMBARD, 163 LaSalle-st. D EAL ESTATR LOANS EFFECTED_AND MORT- L kage potes booght and soid, J. K. RODGERS, Room 4, 132 LaSalle-st. JHORT TIME COMMERCIAL-AND PURGHASIE money morigara papec bought nad sold_ Loann aa. attated. EUGENE C. LONG & BRO., 73 East Washe 5ston st 0 LOAN—TEOM 310 T0 816,00 O DIAMONDS, wat:hea, or other good securitics, at fur rates. 1i Fou waut to turn & curger, call oo RDWIN A, RICE & 0., 71 Dearborast., McCormick Block, Koo 'O LOAN—81,00 TO 310,00 ON GOOD IMPROVED 1ol ca'ato at 10 por eant; also, aume maney fo buy nr:"d real estate. ANIEL N. BAsH, Rowm ¢ Ols ek 0" LOAN—§5,00 OR $0,00 UPON INPROVED clte roal cstate for thrae or fiva years, or No. 1 collat eral._FE\)lL'J 3 SI, Room 23, Reaper Blo 0 LO. GO REAL ESTATE; E _ Address U 48, Tribuno ofico. HE JEROM & RE.ST., CORNER of Moaroo. wads and jeweley. VY L A GESTLESTAN OF MEA 500 et interest? Can board loaas Tribune ofica. TV ANTED. watches 1, Tribune ofli Y}V ANTED TO LOAN 3,01 TO v Jears. ata reasonabis intarest, on'the best of farm- 1and, of mout undoubtod security. Addross J 8, Tribuze ot TILL LOAN W o oy : and keep tho matter ’1‘“‘“ from your fricads. Ly poni o ‘Loans mioney watches, LOAS A LADY . Address's %, W ON A LOT OF GOLD A LOX Address X por ceni fur thres montits. EY ON GOLD AND SILVER asonsble rate Address, % ON GOND SECGRITY AT WPER Put interosi: 3 cipabla business man who czn loan it can havo a shtuntion In 3 manafactnring owtabiishmeat $l0y por annum, READ & KELLEY, 157 South Clack’st, \V ANTED—PARTY T DISCOUST GOOD 3 AND 0 day note, frum 1 and upwards. _Addreas 2 WASTEDSS150 ON INPROVED, FARY, 120 ncres, % miles from Chicaga, for, firn years: will 7 Joper cratand uo commilsslon. JAIES DARLOW, 25 Dearborn st. MISCELLANEOUS. BOUT FIFTY PERSONS DAILY AT I&d FAST Madison-st. are trying ** Dr. SYRES' Sure Cure for Catarrh ™ tree. ‘Wil bo apsn this afternoun, and cox {inue giving {rbo trisls evory dag ihis week. Fill particu- Iars by mail, Weeats._ Ur. C. R, SYKES. TEO_T6 Gtz £ ol o b o soctias 3 o o id eheap: first.clase faciliis, o & BEALER, Tronsas. o 52 Rl 15 5 oAk iahed i) a lished Funniag orlsr, and aking My Vorr £16. 0% ta : 10 bouas is reqnired) will sAdrecs Uzly thosa Baving Do cah sod R Ty ARTNER WANTED—WITH 8%, 55, P ‘hall intorest i oo of ths bestant 20 T0 T ineats in tho eir; best stand ,;;‘?:;‘fl,me§ the finost ball aad lacgo bac-roor, o ran sess. For. particala for Tasria g N Tiliune oice: ® mddress or tucee G A DARTNERE WANTED—TO P e ey bamk mm:T.'fEueRmm X3 iseestin a s3sh and door manafactory sag Hh ) Chicago, favorably Knawi 484 rampioy pladize-4 ad produce commiasion nonsn; Nddrevs for Sdays A & A, Tribame atfant WANTED-2260 W i Interest in & cash paying n}.’fl‘.fl?fi“&-s&w g | 1800 T0 arges 3 icire s intorvat [ u;adu;%fifi?-%?'fu T Filhar., basemont. 000 @ HTHORE l;,\a-. NEI WANTED WITH PO f o0 o WANTED_ACTIVE, it “A LL PERSONS HAVING FARMS, HOUSES, LOT: stock_of gouds, personal nronsrty, 3 businass, of anything else to sell or trade, callat 171 East Madison-at, Wil give or taks cash diffordaco. WILLS & CO. WOULD LIKE A BABE OR YOUNG A A SO it oh Bives. Refarenor tor changed. Address 3Mrs. 303 Ogden-av. & succesaful busionss. Addross B g, L0% IN STRATGHT, riaa buslanss whons | Sts can L. ML WHITNEY, 1 Lasshete bascsi? ARTNER WANTED_WITH 310,600 70 3Tam Dy thd ) Evre, s B TO < Foar, ok X B TN ot e A LY N ALL-GASH PURCHASER FOR ONT; SHARR <X orce Chicago Law Iastitute may ba fouad by addressing ¥ AT A BARGATL ehelviog, couaters, tuol fures sultablo for dry goods stre. L., born-st., 12to 2p. m. Y CASIH FOR LOT 0% , Ahow-cases and other fix. Room7, 137 Dear- AN WISHES TO OCCUPY week by teaching tho gsins of 03 gratis—for (s tiea nocd apyly. Ad- Cchess to ougor two ladies or geat] pure 19vo of 1t only first-class paz drees U7, Tribune utfice. LL GOOD OAST-OFF GLOTHING_ I bought at tho bighest pricos. J. A. DRIELSMA, South Clark-st. Urders by maii promply atzended to, 3. ‘\L LL_CASH PAID TOR CAST-OFF GLOTHING £). and miecellan=yus goods of all kinds by sondisg to JONAS GRLDER'S Loan Olice, /28 Stat 5 UGGY _WANTED, WITIL 70P, COSITNG NOT 170, in_exchange for board eppo:ite Palmer ddro:\i_«il '!'nh:l Hice. OF GE: RANKRUPT SAL| caps, new fixtures, —all furcishing _goods 3 Gamplete, in storo 15 Bandulph-st. (Sherman_ Huase): €. I, sand dollas 1o hely ¥ ihalyey ) saad dollars 1o hilp me 0 it Address 27 TAS cash eapita vestin guoda, d DARTNER WARTED T HAV] 5 : of Buifiness 208 want o pad, o o0n 5y PARTNFR WANTED—IN AN O7D-EST SBie areny avendiearion, cavital of §,Ux1 (0 85,100, al,Address X 10, £ WA with an ¢xperit —TO OPEN TROTOIR oaced baad. 1}’;5,01!3‘,5“-“: FWANTED-IN AN OGO ESTAZIS South Watsrat. cunmisvin basians | 3i,0g ik U EHGAR & COn 3 Crans e S NTED—IN COMMT ey with 3 w?szzr:':fnh., L8 ARTYER TED_IN A WELL.T: 2 No dcbis to pa st ol aand s must b3 & worker. Gall s ] rout law proposals rocalyrd for a feir dave, by order [ UTTAWAY CarpELat, e 5 United Stases Court. WILLIAM G. WITHERELL, ARTSTR WA \BLGHEDGE] ¢ Provisional Assicace, 23 Motropolizaa Block. > cory on tha W, 52 brapmb GOKS OPENTD AXD CLOSED, COMPLIGATED #o8 no afizlo bow ¥ baas odca 'f': neountaadiueted sork roquiring an oxport solicited. eyt - WEBE & TUCK£R, Accountants, Toor 3, 153 Madi-on T WANTED-T JAVE A LGN ¥ £ s Ascauntants; Roums, 168 Madivon: nrvughly-established snl paying ba e, sat o JUGSSIF YOUR KOUMS Ul HOUSES RKRIX. | s aivancs of an'actlvs parave” To yotade 3 fested with crckraschies or hed-lugs, apply to or ad- | ciirseicr snd babits aal §300, o mors i, | ol 5 ¥ dress A. B. COMAN, 71 West Sadtann-st. balf taterest. A thoruuz iareatigatiza may fady (CALCIMINING, CITEININING, CALCIMINING fon vt dlbungelon” o i3 /" 50 cents per equare. - Printing, chieapest ia the city, L)Amt\ TED-TO AN ACTIVE, INTag i First-class workmanship. Q ¢5, Tribune ofice. 5znt womsa wiih » few buadred doilsrs, Vilpug 2 |\ JASHCPAID FOR OLD SEWsPATEIS Tone. | Lerail beitinnnnery il p et s ) pamphlots, razs, motals, bottles, &c., At PETTI | Saq aras sk y i 8 g L HONE'S, 235, 5%, and 20 Fifthav. Siook ealled forin | Fhipame cpas, UBiaser lavestigsalt, Allru 1y £ any pars of tho cuty, free. TLE; OR LADY WITH 530 OR 3im cash who would Iike 1o join mo in seliing bisir go0ds aad jewelry o Wontern citics. Intend to remaln ihren moaths fo each city: can rot all the zouds 1 wanton credit, and furnish reforcaoe fzom one of te largest dry gogds bouses fn city, whero L am cogazed. Addross X7, buna oftice. JEVERYHODY TG K¥OW THAT TERTY, NORRTS Y & SULTZER, 136 State-st., do all kinds of pr excellently and at very low prices. JFARWELLS WAUKESH WATTT, 4 Farwell’s Waake<h Water, 103 Clark-st. Farwoil's Waukesh Kidney *Water, 71 West Washiagto: T FAVING 40 POUNDS OF BREVIER AND NON, pareil, wiil contract for_camnoeitiun and printing of magazin, Terus, cpaapest 12 th city. a paper, bio) W hune ottice Addr M E5; HARS WISUES 707 ANSOUNCE To THER old {riends and castomars. that she hos reyneasd hee Bairdressinz snd stamping pariors at 8 Snnth Halstod- 8., near Madisun, where she will be pleased to cce all her former castomers, a30 &% 1130y DEW 004 33 N33 400 Gt £ patronize her. CD—$7.5%0 TOR TIIREE OR FIVE YARS, Droved pranerty e Baglowood, wurth §16,1 33 Y £, “I'ribune ofiico. W2 NTED—A LOAN OF 83 CURT. r: flnes 1 or & yuars, "L AL SANDERS, West Posi-Ottica. Toom 25 Majo: TANTED—A LOAN OF 815,00 ON BLOCK JOF siares o Seat Addréss Box 1is Buildors' Ex. FOR 6 02 13 MONTILS, s real eatata 1a Chicago. 315,00 ON CLONNEY, 163 Randulpb-st. \WANTEDCA TOIN OF £1.000 FOR 4 SIONTIS on good eollaterals. Addrezs ¥ 63, Tribias offce. () T SLoW INVESTED INSTOCKS AND GOLD 390 per cant a month, Sena for particulars, TUMBRIDGE & CO. 2 Wall-st., .:ew_\'mk. 32,000 &5 58 1Sa REWBULY, Toomas 3ad 8 Giryan Biock. O () TO £5.000 AMORE WAS TO MA 52.09( ! sdyen ahlistied iaercaatile S mmivion o« will form special partnerehin, or Flva salars and firsi-class socanty. MEKCHANDISE, Tribuae otice, b 00’()—3 0 _ §5,00 — WANTED APPLICA- 0. tinns on inxlds clty limits priparts, fm- pezel ant mnimoroved, 3 and 5 years. - JAMES L. LOMUALD, 153 Lasalls-3t, 2 REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY TO PUR. 53.000 SEETEERNRA I ncros sabdiet: dot. which will niako £10,01 within 13 nisatha; to & party grua::l:' tha amouat, an intersst in an ol'l-c<tablished ualoss will bo given thatwill producs §3,0.0 per annam, Address N £, Trouna offics 03 a8 fiet pag t on nice cottige amd Taton West Side, ories £2,%0. Balanca in from 1ta5 Yps, VDl at o 8, 1i6 Eaut Aludison st 1L 0 EXCHANGR_TWO IOUSES WEST OF STATE- st., wad oue brick houss nmir cliy-limite, South Sida, ‘Addres or call 0a J. improved city propesty. Clark-st. 1S5 CORNER + 1 splendid black fodapnt: nleaother outh Clark-st. 0 TXCTANGE-PART PAVMENT WILL BE TA- en jn paiating of plumbing And £as.fitting for noy oom cottago i ot Inqaice 2t oac. Boua 9 145 ast Madison-st. M. O. STONE. 2 NCUMRERED SUBURDAN LOTN AND CASH for gitr lots, Sond price, terms, lecation, size, ete., t V67, Tribuao ofiicr. ‘VA)TE!)—TO FEXCHANGE—CIIOICE KANSAS 1and fora good horsy and top buzgy, Address JOTNY FRENCH, No. 4231 Wost Filtonnth-at. \ TAN ~TO CILANG TORE AND DWELL- 2k on Chic 1ga-a%., for onf=ile property; atnry renfs for S1.U00 per year. d. S. GOULD & CO., 118 Dezr- born-s VW ANTEDN ‘tion, in larke o real estaro, Seci wive good exch: YAy 2 rrgular exchange businosn. erty for ezchinge will find it to their advantago tolears their descriptims with us, as we nsreo toadvertisn tha Fawe gratuituusl cou hayo anything to tradn oall wn ‘IIAKRIXEI‘.T. KZENCY & CO., Roowm 26, 162 East Wash- xto: \ ANTED-ON ONE OP THIR AVEXUES ON THE outh Sido (Michigan, Prairie, or Calymat pra- gferred), o house and grounds worch from $50,000 to §107000y cxchaneo for dcees of” Lol poparty vn cash basis, WARREN, REENEY & CO., 162 \Vashington-st CRCHANDISE OF ANY DGSCRIP: nicll jots, far choica unincun:bernd nofes on real ratate and cash, Will MERCHANDISE, Tribune ofice. NOW MADE ARRANGIEME, TO DO Owners Laving prop- 16 acres, Manroo Comuty, 70 _EXOHANGE — LOTS. good Louse and Jot, KOJ! Sallo-st. 1) EXCHANGE-\ SEGURED HUTL OF 81,5, 3. and anthor of 8590 fara ood businuss, with etook a rdaz balanc= in'good real estato or cass Address G, 4 Irving-placo, between Polk and Taylo CHANGE — ALL, KINDS OF PRINTING well ‘and prompdy for cash. PERRY, MOL- RIS & SULTZER, 1536 Stato-s imates given. WASTED=TO EXCHANG choico Jowa land fora gand, and topbagzy. —Apnly to IL Ki:R, Toom 52 Iixchinnge Bailding, Unioa Stock Yards, Chicago. FANTED_TO EXCHANGR_NFW BRICK HOUSE \ Call at No. 127 LaSaile. . GLE JVANTED—TO EXCHANGE-SOME, VERY NICE Side. for rarblnor sla’o mantles, g, W Yo .+ Roon L. SPROGLE. subarban Ints and cash for lumber. 202 Weat Madi- son-st., in baseaent. 0 EXCHANGE_FOR CITY PROPERTY_BRICK siore, with liring roomn above, S3xi0, at Wickuta, S. THOMAS, om §, 149 lo-s A A T NORTH -3t., and cash for homo on Monroe, J moste., worth $5,000. STORRS & ‘Washington-s ~ TRM ¢ MILI FROM ATCHI- 1 140 seres fenced : Bl acres nnder cultl- vation; house and barn; sprinz creek running through the farm; for eity property. Inquire at 4645 Thirry-sixth- 0 EXCHANGE-HOUS! BARN, AND 2 acres of 1and, 4 blocks from' depnt, in one of oor bes: subarbs, 12 miles northwest from city, usincumbered, for brick or stono hense, aad lot in city, uniocamberced, worth F10,00 to $15,00.” SMITH & CODE, 2 Arcade- ou Adsme, WARFE, 91 9 EXCUANGE_TIOUSE AND T.OT FOIt FURNI- turc, horses and bugsy, or goud watchox, equity, $2,000. "Address WRIGHT, oo 3, 166 Washington' £, bascuont. 0 EXCIANGE—A NO. 1 STZAB BAW-MILL, & icagos bulidings sultable for any kind of con iloy trom far city or Dearbora-s G X0 FEET FINE GROVE LAND, adjuining ¢onot at River Forest, for_farm_or houss jadlots thus i3 besatiel propesty. ' F. EVANS & CO., try proporty; prico, om 2 VIRST.CLASH LANDS i estern Missanri for Chieago, Cook County, or per- somal prepazty. Wil assuma {ncuthbrauce, ad pay somo cash. Should youwish 1o teade, call aad 805 J. O'NEILI JE., & CU., % Washingtoa-st. o, . T STEAN 53 W-SIL i uildings suitabis for any 1 facturing, for cits or country proporiy; prica 3¢,u0. Dearborn-st., Hoom 1. G Wil pay some cash or asume 1acumbrance. . SMITH, 165 Clark: Tk 0 EXCHANGZ—A PARTY COMPELLED TO RE- turn Hast offers a fally-catablishod, 1afe, and suecess. ful manufactariag busincas, i full operation, aad do- mand for prodacts, freo frum incumbrance, yielding bandsome roturn; will exchanzo same for {nside imorved raal exata. Can 'refer to Lost houzes imcity. Address U 20, Tribupe officr, VW ANTED-TO EXCIIANGE_FTRST-CLASS TITY. improved znd choleo Gawk County unimproved property for atack fai nf nat less than 3 acros, within 10 miles of Chicago. D. B. DENEY & CO., Koom 11 Washington Block, 103 Fifth-ar. West Laka-st. buslngss propeety o irts-first, Stato, Madison, or proved uaincumbored praperty at Council Dluffs. i THOMAS & DEM! LaSal Room TV ASTED — TO_EXCHANGE — SECOND-IIAXD Y first_cinss parlor stovo for painiiag, or cash. Address W FED—TO EXCHANGE — CHOIGE UNIM- proved Ashland-av. proporty, unincumbered, for n Lake-sts. W, R. T.OOMIS & CO., 80 Washington- TWANTED-TO EXURANGE - FIRSTCLASS T3 Ia.. for improved o7 unimprosod city property, Gracres: a7 dgme, earh of assnmo an lncumbesnco, B VY 43TED-T0 EXCHANGE-PATNIS AND 0TS Tor & bogay of wagon, or will oxchange cither for plztform scales, at 175 West Adamast.. (T ANTE! E GR_TWO, SEWING-MA- Y A e o Crorer & Babes aad Woed,for furaitire or carpos. Address 560 Wabnaa-av. OR £5,000 TO LOAN ON HEST CITY er . 000 Soperiss X% PN JF s i 17, 84 Washiington-st. Q:")OO TO £1,000 MORTGAGE PAPER WAKRTED Poanlo's Autaal Homostead Loan Association, in excliance for ei-edsod {aurancs atock: &7.5000), S, AXD 56w TO LOAK ON CITY 2 [0V, Tentesrare, or wonld buy purennse-mnney noted. _ Princinals oaly nced epply. SELDEN FISH & Co. L:S}Hn-sl Bk e S10.00() 13 EENT T LOAY TN SUNS 10 SL0, ‘uit, on diamands, watchos, Siazor ma- chinas! and other good u!ll:l als. 125 Clark-sf TO LOAN IN ONE SUM O EVEN amounte at 8 and 3% on chnfco rosidenca Principals only reply. Addrees P nd Loom 2. Q WANTED Fi ONE_YEAR AT 12 S10.000 3ot R or anann: “secuniy AL, oa real estato worth more than double the amount, in ad. diticatoa good name. Apply 1o O. W. BALLARD, e tatn Agent, 76 Washiagton.-at. 30, 0()() FO,LOAN AT FAVORAGLE AT Dol on nroductivo real estate socurity. WAL, LINDSLE: vashington st., basement. 120 (O TO LOAN ON_REAL ESTATE IN 530,000 s 1230 plrchsso mogey ot Eazes bought at lowest carroat rates. W. M. WiLL- NER, 123 La8alle-st. 1 () TO LOAN—GOOD APPLICATION 12 sums of 3,000, $5,000: cag b placed Athwrates. T.D. papes bo 3. W. FAY, 210 La- Salle-st. 550.000 o7 basinzan praporty. 4!“'. Tl'flhune':\mg b ¥OR SALE. NK IMPORTED RAT AND TAN Address U 30, Tribune ot fOR SALE-RAILROAD TICKETS To peints st a large reduction from rezniar fare. Tick- ougnt at_ highast prices. CUAIFILLD & CO., i 1L, OR SALE—OAKLEY'S COCKROACIL AND DF bug extermisator: warranted: contracts fakea. Call on, or address, ARTHUR OAKLEY, G4 Stata-3 Fou SALE_SALOON-FIXTURES, ISCLUDING 1 billtard and ouy iseoa-liols tablo, Iaquiro at &3 Chi- cagoav. =, o OR_SALI—A SPLENDID NEW THREELENS { “opera-glzss, cheap. Address V 57, Tribune afico. TOI SALE—100 N7 W ANDSECOND-HAND SATES, chnsp, at 5. KL HARRIS' Safo Manufactory, 25 &nd 25 Randolph-st. A . S Tt o nad single witting dosks, attor pricos. . De ANELEI, corer Lake and Jefersonats. STANDING M58, BATR) WOULO INFORM HER PATROSS AW wad athern wiebing fine drossmakin Bomos, that sho may be found at [4%4 Wabanh. i form her frivnds and tha pubilc at Iarzs tha do stamplag and cmbrotdory, 2nd will promptly 5 orders in Uit Tine. 1.8 Tlino. JEW AND SFOOND-HAND BMPTY BARRELS AN honght and sold by sddressing S. LAPRISE, sei Vst Madisaa-ct. PATENT ROTARY, SELEIIEATING TLAT-TION | | can ba boughtat 8 South Green.st.: agenta wanicil irith S10 to S35, 2lea navtnor wanied In the mrnafactocy wiib 5200 cash, can doublo bis moacy % days. Cal Monday. REJLEDS AN CIEAP RID GIOTES AT i \dacsd prices; Warranted and fitrad to vour haads | before you buy. PARIS GLOVE N10R Starenr. sand Abust of Syacizcle: naesortment of Brazilian prbbis shec tromely modarate priczs. 271 South Clarkest, 0 RUTLDLIRS -WANTED - PARTIES TO T materiai aod labor, the buibiinz aud completisn ot o cntraguon Nerth Side. sl yaceiva pay inmonthly i stallvionts.Address W. WILSON, 105 Fast Madi-o 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—C. W, HUMMER . T+no lungar {3 my emaloy, and 1 nat od 1o collest any debts duz me, or Incur any teapaasibilities whe prer_on my acconnt after this d. JAMES THOMSOXN. Caieagy, Sept. 1¢h, 1514, TANTED—TO PURCILASE-CHEAD FOR CASH, atsid:oard and 3 bovkcass. Addresd £ o ver month (righe lenead. | Lbmiacars o S Chltdean, SL5) por moalk. Apply for cireaiagd TV AJTED-A PARTY WITH A FEW STUNDRED | Webasha dnllaes to join 13 3 husiases ontarnrie taat i atc T e and il maks st Iaet 53,600 bolora #pring. BLALL, ERMAN PRIVATE LESSONS GIV THoomn 8, 157 Soath Clark-st. X aperintniont of the U 150 TV ANTER-TO BUT=A CITY GALOON LiCENSH e st Qs hoars, Meodan A Allt 173 Sourb Lalatod-at. b andfsfadailost, o3 B e r A TD PO R CASIT T SO RSN GCTION GIVEY IN D2 AW AND P o FANTED_LATD FOR CASH, 25 SONANEL SINGH ; A= VY e A sqtacos 1 tneh oiBg. e ns | doiag: ADPY to ARTIST. Roaiat, 61 Lais I thomateril. Address, Biing prico sad Bame, V &7, | 1008 R Trbunoofes. i ADIES WISHING T Q7 ALIFE THE Ran r ANTED-GOOD WATCIL DOG, . PRICE K0T T0 | 44 for aayhraaeh uf buslaim o1 ba tangherny y escocd $10, Apply to S. G. TAYLOR, 100 Indi- | @uislt>by stteading pur by ol 9% ana-st \Y ANTED-STORAGE TOR 10 BOXES OF HOUS H fng. 23, ‘Tribuao otilca. = e - e - AME GUANTIERL 3 VWANTED —J0B OF ~ PLASTERING: — TS0 M GYURRE N Thbtihio: Drioklyy, ad Fem 8 piumbizg dane on soven houses; balf east, baisace | Takie Fovat, oifors & bum 10 younz by o B, g5 ol an ih T3 Bemui, o roalestats, N7 A W Y ANIEDTTO casy.clalr._Audcesa VY ASTER-GOOD WATAILDOG oxoced 810 _Apply to Room 37, VAN EDCTHE ADDRESS 0T vestrmaker, One liviag i tho We Q 40, Tribune offico. VWANTED A T W siralghtiorward busiosss payio; Q £5, Tribune office. VY AYTER-DIANOND PIN FOR GASIL. MEANS, Central Hotel. " FANTEDZ ta aroct a number of buildin: ayment good real estato. 2arbura. bune attice. D MAP-RACK. ROOM GY—A GOOD SECOND-IAND Addzesa O &, Tribupe olf: RICE NOT TO X GOOD LADY Sidu. Address [ Y AXTEDSTO ADOPT-A SMART, el feom 21 to 3 yoars old, whero it will bave 3 kol homs znd bo kindly cared for. American prefered. Address A 77, Tribune ofico, wishes (0 £0 La a¢ partner 13 3 Goad-pasing, ‘esa business, ur woald start new by 2n equal amous, PARTSER WANTED-TO A 1ian who ead furni +3ip in my roal es'ata b, for the last two saazs. B, J. NOCKIY, 117 Eaes 4 som-4 5 PARIFER WANTED-WITIL 3150 10 nng,», ofland, coavouient to Chicago. AdlrassGI35Y, P. OB, commission azd pradace bous P[rmvaa WANTED-A PALTY WITH A 1) ba-inzas with 3 vracticrl maa; good trzde Address 8 W, Tribune ofice. P faz opening could to olferd. Addross e, 81 Wahiap.on-st. sel-et. X e neconeary for them, a8 an appraates Wl hold goods with responstblo partizs in brick build- | afx to nfno monhy' time. o ar., Chicazn: I'r. st h: Mene. GU N[Fo¥, 5, B MATAEWS T AV hits patrans that hu is un comu, wncing hivesn class, and il on ponils Toxring tolr KSi¥ Lyon' Heali's, Stata acd Mousossis, Tesd twenty lessons. AL ceive pupils on the piannf =1y aad orzn, 2o fa & ory of music, OU ARTNER WANTED—A YOUNY 3 o axystienaad borEaspar, A ey L . inces b auatherkany 2 "Adirisy W&, Teibass shes, 3 N ACTIVE DUSDREF: cnish sorms Sanital 1 oferspnetl: 5. cariel 03 saceuy barem half iaterest ka [linois macble qiarsy aad 30 e Box 116, Pi\l WANTED— who i3 not aizald of w W with somamaaey, s Kliress QB3 ofce. thousand doliars to taks a2 Interest ta the el ARTNER EASTE| G 21,000 e2n find od §11 e b A e Y B Fetbie T FNSTRETCTE HATE ment a1 partzer a6 Tribun® olica. ¥ LV AN o ~AACVIT b 33 i of ik B e ol wh &0 e 5, Bozil ave the 68, Tribauo cfice. A P ITALIAS LADY TEACT and singine with he Jtalinn e, PIANO. GUTHL £ Rodddradf7s 1R SPX, PL 1] 5y th Wortaet e b 5d ezpest bk finvily and th. $ISTIOR, profosii pzai il avors eacys wi'f Lo Pr; o:nf T s ft taking adarud orncks what [t vl upsaims. Young la hisoffarcrn learn in tviaor thr onen tus el to Prof, Wesey I Purk [ntitate A% tandan, Pre it of 158 PixY frther pacticals stied atoate, BE malya, N T: ir cducas s Lur 1, Taks For-st. TN o : YO . CLARENCR EDDY (DRGANIST 07“.' Tirst Congregations] ¢hmreeh, Chicsen) feturned from a month's yaeation, b now proparad 33 Roome, £ Wost Madisdat____ R WELLICNOWN PROVESSOR 0F 30 and {nstramental music, MADAMP BOCAIE 7-clase 'na chiesp L] . Terms, 34 har particulars, ea ate=st., from Bl ions VY ASTED-LADIES AND G charactos to study for th wwhen sutliciently adyancod : enza M. McFARLAND, o5m 1. ANTED—BY AN ATTORNEY, counts, claims,” Otc., for_collre*loa. ollectinny aro muds. pureaase, good cli 35 0 69, Tribune ol FVANTEDZR BXLESMAN TRAVELING TN THIS Stata wishes 3 nrofitable ling of 700d3 to 8 mission. _Address V 93, Tribune office. NTLEMEY OF GOOD monts secared: (rrma 151 Souzh 0T7S, AC- Nocharges | § ILL THE GENTLEMAN WIIO TOOK, rafn-keoping, & (zamed pictars, * Dansrtnedof Pil- m Fathers,” trom Taird-av, tin exs J. E. TAYLOR, Collector, otc. “v'A ED—A wOOD SECOND-HAND LARGE rate._Addross S %9, Fon SALE—A NICE MILCH GOW AND CALF, AT 473 West Twolith-st. SORSALE—AN ENGLISH-MADEGUS AND CASE: TR A Thporian satisr doz, thoruaghly brokea. Apply ai 13 Pistce-st. D_PAINT! cents por quaze. ANTED_TWO CIIEAP TICKRTS TO CALIFOR- Address K 4, Tribuna o: 7OR SALR-DRUGGISTS' TIXTURES AND DOT- tos; casy terms. 12 Western-av., corner of Vaa Buren-st. F’\&R SALE_A OSTORY FRAME BUILDING, (ng-huasa: can ‘ncarly finished, intended for a boardi ayics WA bo completed whero it stands, or moscd to soma ot! eality. ~ For further particalars inquire of CLARK & CO., 811 and 213 East 3lonroe-st., or at fac- tory, Jobey-st., near Bl sland-av. OR SALE_ONE 14X0, BRUNSWICK MAKP, bevel stjlo billiard-tabie, wiut pia-pool, balis,"etc.: comploce, or wanld exchangs for hugiy or Lomss. Call oF addrets HESIY ACKOLF, 01 Milaaukeo-av, (Ol SALE_SALOON FIXTURES, CONSISTING of 18 fect of ehelviag and closots, 19-foot counter with a tamn, gas fixturcs, wlasswars, oficloth, matting, . Address X 59, Tribuns otfice, \"r(\n.n_,fi& FXCHANGE_A GOOD BUSIVESS buggs, 1n tip 1op order, for an oxpress orgrecer's wagon inikb gnod order. VAN HOUTEN & PUTSAM, T2l and 123 South Water-st. VWASTED Z 70— EXCUANGE — FIRST-CLASS horeo and top buggy for new furcituse or carpots. Address 56) Wabash-ar. \AFANTED-GOOD COTTAGE AND FURNITURE 3 Tor Jnta splondidly tocated, . Will give s n:‘r;flx’,’mfl:’.'nf*? BROWN, Room 1 Bryan Block. AV ANTED_FARS IN EXCIRANGE FOR HOUSE s dolrabio befehbacinod on e Sath Sl e 108z, branca dur in thros Farm must be cloar, hesicn doc Inthong TVE HAVE SEVENAL 5018, DNISOUMBRERED, Binely located, to oxchange for only & orse, b, ed barnes. RANDALL & BROWS, Roum'7 Hryan Block. (% POSTAGE-STAMPS, about G4, of all mations; 200 colns of difforant na~ Ok SALE—SOME T vzn:i?)‘w|oi¢ u’an’_r'ufu“ri\'om PLAVERT nal gama of Faglish 0l o il t DURT & DORI'S Bilifard-Hall, 71 Monros-st.; mear State. § 8 S S THOSEMORS. ONEACENTIAR 9 D 845tha first day. J. K. KEITH, Geaersl Agznt, 115 Take-st, of Chicago soclety. Will advanea moary on, oz | fiey QO: " faughi by ED HICKEY, Promisr fooms of the Friends' Meoting H e T at. A Y A nient ookt of dsnsiaz Apply on AMonday, botween 3and ron-a . —— 's comprebonsive method RO DETOULHFE FrACHFS THORDLE I “nlano. tlozing, Franeh, and Latin. Applrs! 12 West Madiso: ., or at [7¢ Shurtied-av., pes ey “AND J16_DAE, Daacer, Canal-et. —5 i NG AND DANCH vanged claw opened na Bept. Tady 4 oiclock, 8t B4 AGEXNTS WANTED. . STED—TO SELL A N 3, cliy or couatr. GENTS WA for burni S, 15 5 WANTED—TO SELL THE ROM. CLAIRVOYANTS. iyronth Church: or, I, W. Beocher 3307 WONDER—THE CELEBRATED GYPSY PAL S0 pages, Hlustefec, M aoils " Chicss ist. Sho caa be consalfed at 1i3 Milwauk i fee Pabiithing Company, 116 Washingtoa-st., Cb T O SEK THI; WONDERFUL CLATRVOYANTAND | A GENTS WANTED_TIE MOST VALUARISA fomalo physicina, = She s the woador of iho age. | Sd interestiog scientific work now ] Como yo Increculous, be caisfied and daabt no mora. | Knight's Amsricsa Mechanlcal Dicriont it e e e S oo feonds, | Workn afs mow boina iencd 1. seri) ormy 1703251 to timo to come. Sh our {eioa works ¥ form, 8213 Tolat ot yaur anamics, and watn yun of fatare daago s hngheet praina from tha public. AR4TEn All porsons wishiag t consalt this wondertul lady caz do 20 by calling at bor T 7 South May-st ions and age: ureaat., third floor. Fdxi SALE_GROCERY-FINTURES, SUGAR-INS, sholving, counter, sic., cheap. Inqairoof dJ. W. GOULD. & South Déarbori-st. ORSALE_TVWO ROCHESTER BARBER CHATRS: ‘thres looklng-glasses; marblo slubs, ctc. Ingaire at 58 South State-at, [OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE_AN ORDER FOR 3 “advertising in tho mast popalac relizions papers in il discount largely for casls OR SALE_CHEAP—AN OCTAVO NOTE PRESS, with nssorted {ype—a job offico complore. Address 3 G, Austin, Cook Conaty, il YV ANTED—T GOOD THFPROVED FARSTOT 3136 4 14,001 for raproved Vrest Side proporty. JAMES DARLOW, 135 Deasbora-st. OR SALE—A GOOD NEW SAFE ATTIALE VALU] go0d chance; zo trade. 0. G BIVANT, 12 Waeh fagton-st., Room 2. TANTED-REAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE IN NV A ekano fos siock and fi3tnres of & wall-oatablishod retail fancy dry-goods stors. Address T 95, Tribune offce. JrOR SALE—A PAIR OF SETTER DOGS, GOOD ‘biood, 11 montns old; rare chance. Addréss V 23, Tribus oifco. M[ADAM MILSO: ATURAL CLAIRVOYANT. M "Consultazion tolaaivs cnly. 1160 Stato-st Twenty-tifth, h 55 PORD & CO.» Pubiiahers, 114 Moaroe-tis C22 . T and rabber box. 30 | B KEITH, Goneral Agent, 145 Lyko-st., €25 OR_PIRRUNG GENTS WANTED— Con = 1 Moss. It takes up tho dirty water BOY N stooping or wettlog 1he M[2DadMe MICHELLE. BUSINESS AND TZ5T AW mediam, 140 West Boaros-st. ADAM FEARNAUGHT_FORTUNV. TZILER, e e T 0% eeriy and recuro gord Y7 DMUR2N0E e o bias vaome, 416 Were Madiann st ==t %‘}%L:E T ot nsiranaia Dosplaias-ss We 0 ADAME PARIE, THF GYPSY FORTUNE T ) lers & a, m. to§p. mo, Sundeys ezc only. Koo ) centa. 9 West Madue X ADAM TERIIUNE. THFE WONDER IN TELL: MRS pisi proson, asd futare, - Can be consaticd i from 910 13and [ to 8. 16 Norths Curtis-s \Im BOTT, NATURAL C OVANT, TEST ard busiuess medinm; fco $1. 25/5 Weat fian- CIC WANTED, ASD (st doiph-<t. s e T Sy roal lfll-’n—/ \{ RS. A. G. WOOD, CLAIRVOYANT AXD MAG- 2 3 i ME3ide oiselcian, s West Madiscnest,” " ‘7‘\.,5 D BGIEDING MATERL ALS png%‘: [(\UEEN OF SPIRITS_GREAT TRANCE MEDIDM; fer work 1o exchanro for Arst-ci Q‘z:.\'.l:"pa?.‘f present, aad fatura, 43 West Bandoiph -s¢ | newplazo, Address 5 12, Tribuna oce: £ noedcd in every house. FEI. A GENTS W, carn 825 per meck i A i95 bk, ! T o "Caliad once at Room 4, PUILDING MATERIAL: = Lo ot