Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1875, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1875.—SIXTEEN PAGES. 3 Ee ee ee BOARDING AND LODGING. CRIMINAL MATTERS. The Grand Jury Makes Its Final Report. It Comments Severely on the In- security of the Jail. Measures Which Must Be Taken to Make It Safe, How the Evil of Gambling Should Be Dealt with. Prisoners Sentenced. THE CRAND JURY. ‘RESULT OF IT8 INVESTIGATIONS. The Grand Jury of Cook County brought in their report to the Criminal Court, Judge Will- tams presiding, at 1:15 o'clock yosterday fore- noon. ‘The document read as follows: Guaxp Jour Rooms, Feb, 27, 1875.—7e is , Honor Judae Wilhams—Sm:’ In socordance with your in- atructions we have carefully examined the County Jail, and feal compelled to aay that it is insudicient for the eafe-kecping of criminals, We herewith submit tho result of our investigations, accompanied with such suggeations aa in our opinion will remedy the de- fects: alo other matters for your attention. The first defect we noticed inthe Jailis thd frout door, whick ia made of pine, and could be easily broken. ‘This should be properly protected by iron grating. ‘We think this is a very weak point, and one that might lead toa general jai! delivery, The skylights over the Jath and lumber-room adjoining the office should be protected. Upon entering the corridor we find many defe one of which is the floor to the lower ‘We suggest that they be covered with a chilled ircn plate, to prevent persons from cutting throngh into the bisemeat, and for sdditionsl security the same should cover the ceiling of the upper cella, which would prevent cutting through into the ‘tue, “Tbe ceiling over the corridor should be covered ‘ith’ plate of iron for at least 10 feét out from the {eco of the cella, We further suggest thet nua pro- tection from escape through the ventilating flues that a perforated chilled fron plate or bara be placed over the ventilator at the top of the upper cella. The con- struction of the doora and transoms tothe cells is fnstficient, ood the latter useless. We find that the Prisoners supply thomselves wich weapons and tools &f escape by breaking off the iron legs to their beds. ‘These might be Lester supported by chain or bracket. ‘While no prisoner has as yet escaped through and by means of the elevator, we think {fa dangerous avenue, ‘The doors and windows of the basement or sub-cellar are very insufficient, being entirely too frail in ther construction. We adviee that each cell be ‘whitewashed, and that all festooning and papering of the walls by the prisoners be probivited, Aleo, that tach cell be overhauled and examined at least twice tach week, The Grand Jury feel it necessary fo ceu- sure the guard, or those in charge of the Jail, for al- lowing a prisoner to excape through the ventilator, the work of which must bave occupied a week or ten days’ ting, and give it as their opinton that somebody hus been derelict in their duties, Our attention wss called to the fact of flushing the soil-pipes or the colla throe times each day with water, an-{ at no other time. This practice is Hable to lead to sickness among the prison- Hs 3 We advi .ch cell be supplied at all times with water, and so thst the prisoners can use ft freely and at their discretion. It seems to us thats system of pases might be adopted which would have atendencs to cnt off many visitors at the Jail, who ‘visit {t ont of mere curiosity. ‘Wo wonld suggest that the guard be increased in the Jail, and that at all Himes one patrolman be on duty in the yard. We notice the need of a female attendant, whowe duty should be to examine all female visitors and sco that they do not carry the prisoners tools and Other means for their escape. We would farther eng- gest that the adder which now runs from the roof of the jail be dispensed with ; alo that a lock be put upon cach of the yurd rates, Eeeping them fastened at all times, ao thst-taoze inside the jall should have no great advantage over those cutside, It 3s the opinion Gf the Grand Jury that great injustice has been done certain officials, one of wom is the State's Attorney, Mr. Charies H. Need, there huving been grave charger of a varre nature preferred against him and presented tous. \ save gone to considerable trouble to give the matter u taorough investigation, and have to report to Four Honor that we find no authority for the rumors whatevér, or in bis official conduct, which ought to im- Fair the public confidence in his integrity or his effi- ciency in the least ; and that the charges were without any foundation whatever in truth, Our attention hay- ing been called to the State law RELATING TO GAMBLING and of gaming-houses, and the mode of pro- cedure, it requiring the affidavit of houscholders, Srhich,'to us, seema more of protection to the gam— Here than otherwise, snd, in our opinion, ought to be repealed, or so amended’ as tobe more in harmony ‘with the'city ordinances, 80 that the police could pro- ceod against the gambling-houses direct, and. not be iisble under a civil action for damages. ‘Then the cen- sare would attach iteelf to whoever in authority should be derelict in the discharge of their duty. While we admit that there aro defects in the law regulating and defining the action against gamblers, we fee! that much more conld be done by the Board of by a thore ough nse of the powcrs now invested in them. We have examined a number of competent snd reliable witnesses touching the efllciency of the Police Depart- ment of this city in their action towards gamblers and gaming-houses, and, while the evidence adduced ia) pot of a character to fx any criminal intention upon any particular officer, itis still of sucha nature as to convince us that tlie Police Department of this city is entirely ade— qustetothe suppression and control of all public gaming-houses, and we most earnestly recommend to them the continuance of the eame determined and ‘united effort that bas characterized their action during the soosion of this Grand Jury; and we feel certain that, ehoald euch effort be continued, the citizens of this city and county, who desire the imafntenance of lawand order, will bare no good reason to complain, end our city willsoon bo ae FREE FROM PUBLIC GAMING housea, and our young men, and especially strangers, ‘will no longer be subject to the danger that such Louses always present, when allowed to be Kept on prominent business streets, where “ropers-in ” tempt ‘nd persuade them to enter what appear to be placos of publie resort, While we do not expect that gaming vary soon, if ever, entirely ocase, yet wo do be- lieve that the Police Department can, ‘by united and continued action, render it unprofitable, and consequently it “would cease to be a. public nufaance anda public curse. We farther recommend that the laws in relation to public gaming be 50 amend- edthst when any person shall te convicted and fined ty a Judge of any court, or by any Justice of the Peace, as a Keeper of « pubiic gaming-houee, it shall be the duty of such Judge or Justice to notify tho owner, or owners, or their agent in charge of such building, in which the crime was committed, by causing a tran- script of the proceedings under which the offender wan convicted or fined to be served upon such owner or owners, or their agents, and such service, properly authenticated by the person aor officer serving such no- fice, shali be beld to be good, sufficient, and legal no- tice to the owner (or owners) of auch buildings, and from and after the service of such notice any further use of such building for such purpose shall render the Jesse of euch building null and void, and shall render the owner (or owners) thercof liabie to indictment and tion aa keeper (or Keapera) of public gaming- It is the unantmots opinion of the Grand Jury that the practice of assessing fines by the Justices of the Peace has a tendency to rotard the ends of jnstice, or might be better regulated and governed by binding them over under bonds to appear before the Criminal Court, when all the facts could be brought out, ands ‘St puniahment assessed against them. ‘Tbe criminals for whom wo have the greatest sym— Pievare those complained of by rotail dealers who we lost goods, while exhibited in frout of their ‘ores, offering such strong temptation to those suffer- Ing from hunger and cold. We advise the more care- tul protection for such goods by the owners, €0 that they may not be easily purloined. We feel obliged for the asuistanos rendered. by the police force in procur- ing testimony ageinst the gambiers. Our thanks sre due to the Btate’s Attorney, Air, Charles H. Reed, and Risaaistant, Mr, Birch, for their very efficient ser Vices, Alscto Your Honor, for the assistance prom- feed and given us. Very respectfully submitted by the Grand Jury, Petruary term, A. D. 1675. é Tnowas P. Sroxz, Foreman, Indge Williams thanked the Grand Jury, and aud that, notwithstanding the unfavorable crit- iciem of the press, he believed the -gentlemen had honestly performed their duty, The Grand Sury was then formally discharged. ‘THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION belie ay by the foreman of the Grand Guixp Jor Roows, Cntcaco, Feb, 2, 1875.— Resolved, That we, 28 Grand Jurors, tender our thanks ‘tothe Asaistant State's Attorney, Mr. Birch, for the manuer in which he has rendered us ascistance in the of our duty ; and for the promptness and ‘Baniity ‘with which He bas endeavored to qrocate ‘testimony against sileged criminals necessary indictment and conviction, ‘THIRTY-TWO INDICTMENTS accompanied the report, Among them were feven against Wilbur F. Storey, of the Times ; @ix against Henry W. Farrar, of the Journal ; six against Woodbury M. Taylor, of the Post Gnd Mail, and eight against Charles’ F. Pietzch, Of the Staats Zeitung, for publishing lottery ad- Vertisements; one against Mike McDonald for Perjury, and three against the Hankins Brothers. ee, THE CRIMINAL COURT. BENTEXCE-DAT, Yesterday was sentence-day in the Oourt, and the following prigoners were arraigned before Judge Williams for sentence: Peter Ruff, the Ofice-boy of the Relief and Aid Society, who Stole $1,000 therefrom, was given six months in the House of Correction. O. H. Widner, who war charged with. assisting in the Floyd and Chatterson robbery, was sentenced to six months. 4a the County Jail, and had his sentence sus- ‘ended. James Brady, five larcenies, was given three years in the Penitentiary. Jamea Whelan, iar- eewy, six months House of Correction. John Michal, cheating, ten daya in County Jail; be had already spent four months therein. William les, atealing several hundred dollars from his employer, one year in the Penitentiary. Louis Ludwig. assault with intent to do bodily injury, one year in Honse of Correction. Kdward Quinn, larceny, eighteen months in Penitentiary. Ted- dy Twohey, larceny, eight months in House of Correction. Joseph A. Whitnoy, nesault with in- tent to commit bodily injury, eight months in ‘House of Correction : he bad been three months in jail, James Armstrong, 15 years old, stole an $8-coat; bad been two months in fall; sen- teace suspended. George Buckley, larceay of three pair of pants, axity days in County Jail, in which he bad already been two months. James Callehan, larcevy and assault with intent to do bodily injury, six months House of Correction. William O'Brien, larceny, six months Houso of Correction. Paul Ellsworth, assault with intent to rob, one year Penitentiary. Tony Foster, colored, two indictments of larceny, on one two years Penitentiary, on the other sentence sus- pended. Jobn Fiannagan and James O' Conner hadnew triala and pleaded guilty to petty lar- ceny, each thirty days County Jail. Olaf Nel- son, found guilty by jury of burglary, and sen- tenzed to the Penitentiary for two years, applied for s new trial, which was granted, Ald. Culler- ton and others coming up and attesting as to bis previous good character. Thomas Hennessey, at- temptto commit burglary, one year Penitentiary. Pe Nenck Hield. the yourg man who robbed hig employer, Mr. Penfield, an insurance man, in order to pay gambling debts, had his sentence suspended. He had been in jail about six months. Heis the young man the Hadkins brothers swindled st cards. William Parrieh and John McHenry, barglary. the first one year, the second two years in the Penitentiary. Jamos and Thomas Johnson, two lads, larceny of horse; the former six months inthe House of Correc- tiun, and the latter two years in the Reform School. James Kelly, larceny of clothing, thirty days in Couaty Jail, James Jennings and Charles Brown, two lads. larceny, four years in the Reform School. Aloxander Miller, larceny, sixty. days in the County Jail. Frank McCimskey, larceny, five monthe County Jail. Edward Paine, farcony, sixty days County Jail. Patrick Ryan, borse-stesling, five years Penitentiary. B. Winkins, cheating, two weeks County Jail. Albert Wilson, larceny, one month County Jail. Charles Atson, aseault with intent to commit robbery, two weeks in the County Jail. E. A. Willis, larceny, three months County Jail. William Cosgrove, larceny, one year Penitentiary. Patrick Grant, larceny, mo- tion entered fora new trial. William M. Jones, horae-stehling, three yearsin the Penitentiary. Joseph Larecn, larceny, one year in the Peni- tentiary. John’ Smith, two charges of Isr- ceny, sentence suspended. Henry Morgan, larceny, sixty dys in the County Jail. C.C. McCarthy, larceny, sentence suspended. Michael Shortell, assault, four monthe*in the House of Correction. William Sclvage, alias ‘William Watson, larceny, six months in the Bridewell. Edward Ward, alias Cremiur, lar- “Part payment. ceny, two years in the Penitentiary. Edward Shawcross, convicted of stealing a watch from Mrs. Elizabeth Burley; motion evtered for a new trial. James Young, larceny, one year in the Penitentiary. James Cook, larceny, two yesrs in the Penitentiars. Jack Conley, lar- ceny, one year in the Penitentiary. Charles McCarthy, receiving stolen property, one year in the Penitentiary. Benjatnin Starr, larceny, one year in the House of Correction. Charles Dean, cheating, eight months in the House cf Correction. Joseph Horn, larceny, one month in the House of Correction, ‘The Hankina brothers appeared just before the adjournment of Court, and gave bail, each brother going on the bond of the other in con- nection with their counsel, Mr. A. 8. Trude. To-morrow will be the first day or the March term, with Judge Willisms on the Bench. The Grand and Petit Juries will be impaneled. The case of Koeppe, charged with araon, will be the first called. te Se Something New in Gambling. From the Sacramento Union. Our Chinese residents haveintroduced into the city something new in the art of gambling, and the game appears to bs well patronized by the Celestials, ‘The “belongings” are 8 rope stretched from one awnivg-post fo another, and Dearing the prizes, gonerally » cost worth say $10, abat worth €2 or 33, and a pair-of shoss worth 81; suspended from the balcony by & atring is ‘a pieco of pork weighing 2,3, or 4 pounds, but no one knows tne exact weigh and it is bung so high that it canno! be touched, but only looked at. Pur- ties desirous of taking a chanoco in the game purchase a ticket, of which forty are issued, the prices varying from i bit up, according to the vaine of the prizes, and eacn purchaser marks on his ticket his name and the figures indicating what he thinks the piece of meat will weigh. ‘The ticket is rolled up, tied with « string, and handed, togethér with the necessary money, to the “boss” of the game, who, a8. s00n as the tickets are all sold, takes the meat down and weighs it carefully. ‘The tickets are thea opened, and the patron that has marked closest to the weight of the pork is awarded the first prize! the second best gets the second prize; and tho third, the third prize. Ai jeniniesnowil MARRIAGES. WESTLAKE-RANDALL_Feb. 2%, at the residonoe of Sir. C. W. Sholos, No. 6 Indiaua streat, by Prof. I. G. Surbridge, pastor of Tenth Presbyterian Church, Sir. HH. Westlake and iiss Candico Handall, all of this alty, E27 Milwaukee papers please copy. BUSINESS CHANCES, itn eer estore T NORTHAMPTON, MASS., THE PROP: known as tho Connecticut River Steam lorstor and Fouring Mills, and belonging tothe Jate firm of Thayer, Bergeant-& Company, aro nuw offered for aule. Tho deat of both Messrs. Thaycr and Sorgeant, leading mombors ‘of the firm, mako this sale necessary and without resarve. ‘This property issituated on the line of the Conneotleut River Railroad, and pear tho tracksof the New Haven & Nerthampton Railroad Co., anakiug close connoction with the West and the shipping and resbipping of grain, etc., from and to all parts of the country, convenient. ‘This well-known firm have been in ths wholessic and re- tail flour, grain, and focd business for Gfveen sears, and have bailt up x large and flourishing trade ail tiroagh the DonzesticHt sling. The Ditrebacce won Te io adran- fosperous business, al lifted. “Tue buildings are large, In good nepeln aad core veniently arranged fur tho busiuess. ‘The engine 1s horse-power and of tho best build. The mill machines is modern and in geod running order. The-powor sui Yeom are guticlent, and tho location such that the bus. creas almost any extent ‘his isa Food opportunity fora Western house in the aur and corn trade to extend their business Kast. For particalars gatojtonmn of ale. addreas or inquire of LURE LYMAN, s , solo surviving partner. Northam) ton, Feb. 13, 1 etree Sere RARE BARGAIN—A FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY A Butiness far Si ts located in the lasgone ale te tho Bate of Jowa. Store ts handsomely fitted up; fixtures nearlynew. Stock in good condition, and at present ro- Queed to Ata lowest Polat Wola 2 splendl bosiness. ry reasons given for selling. Tos ica! addresa J. WOLDSBURY, Davenport, In. Deri ak "A GEASS FACTORY IN FULL OPERATION AND doing profitable business for salo, It has all the buildings, thols, tu:nacos, swrenouses, Ac., required. Wilt be scld cheap. *Grod’cliy property will be taken in For particulars call ot 183 East Madisou- 8t.,Jioom U, at10a. m. MEAT MARKET DOING A GOOD OABi BUSI- noss for sxle very cheap if sold within three days. Cail or address 28 sedgwick-st. “A. RARE QPPoRTUNITY, IN A LIVELY TOWN 40 milea from Chicago, hotel to rent and furniture eh for ealo; 60 rooms well farnished, all completa, Kent low ard farni*urea bargain, WILLIAM HARTY, Ms Madl- son-st., Room 1, DRUG STORE IN THE CENTRE OF BUSINESS L portion of the South Side for als. Addross F 14, Tribune otice. (A THREE Fiera INTEREST DY A BOOK AND music store for sale; doing a businoss of about $40,- (ua year, in one of the most flourishing cities in the Nortiwest. “inquire of AMOS PETTBUNE, LiB.and 120 Chiearo. (A MAN WITH $1000 CAN DUY AN INTEREST in an established business paying 35,000 per year; an take change of ofice and finances, or outelde busi: Ness; refercnce given and required; {nvestigate if you Bavothe money. FICE, BM. Kea is Rallway office, of rkst. A RARE CMANCE TO MAKE A LIVING; 920 cash will buy the Gxtures of a noat confectionory Store, with fixtures for ice cream, and one parlor stov. ‘Also « small stock of confectionory, clears, elu.1 at & 220- Titice; good store, low ront, at 844 Cottage Grove-av. A RANGE HALE ON FInsT FLOOR, IN GOOD Jogation, suitable tor dining, billiard, beer, or con- cert-hall. with chairs, dishes, silverwars, ranga, stoves, ets., torent. Apply to 8, MAUZY, Elmore Hotel, 130 South Halsted-st. ‘FIRST-CLASS DENTAL PRACTIOE OF TWENTY ay standing, with otice and fixtures for sulo, sit in a flourishing city of 10,000 inhabitants, within 100 toiles of Chleaco;.a rare opportunity for an nergetioman. Having acquired 's compotonce, wish to retire from br ness. or varticulars address $. B, BINGHAM, White's dental depot, Chicago. £ ‘A RIRST-CLASS BILLIARD ROOM AND BAR ON West Side for sale, with fourtables in ocd condition, doing a good businoss; will be disposed of cheap, as the rpriower hasother business to attend to. Address E 40, ‘ribune office, WELL-ESTABLISHED BUTOHERSHOP FOR talo. T9 North Wood-st. A BUARDING-HOUSE FOR, SALI NOW FULL of first-class boarders; good rossonk will be given why we want tosell, At 13 South Greon-st. A COMPLETE STOOK OF STATIONERY, NEWS, and notions, in one of the bost locations in the city, for sale sheap for ‘cash. Good reasons forsolling. Ad- ‘dross K 1u0, Tribune office. PROFITABLE AND LEGITIMATE BUSINESS for A. F. and A. Masons. Cail at 145 Clark-st., GOOD CHANCE FOR A LADY WITH CASH TO buy a first-class coffee and oyster room, doing « businoss; good reasons foreolling; rent and hest 3:5 per month. . Apply at 165 Hast Mooroa-st., between 13 aad3 P. m., Wook day, Boston Coffea Room. At A BARGALS. STOCK STTURES: anD He Fg eet ie scanner le A FIRST-CLASS| {RESTUARANT Al FIXTURFS for sale, or would taxe partner. Apply at 20 South BUSINESS CHANCES. Pu SOCK AND FISTURES OF A Fingi-ctAgs Fe eee eeseeeie But omnac nent iene te oo ee Se cdivess His, Tribune office, THE ENTIRE STOCK, GOOD-WILL. AND FIX- tures of 2 finely-paying second-class notel for sale on reasonable terms; sitoation central, and house full of BASES IN & CO., Hetate Agency, se \o-1 f ee BOARDING AND LODGING. MISCELLANEOUS. West Siac CENTRE-AV.—A SUITE OF 2S Well faraisted, with or. without baat waite iat gontloman and wife, or 2 ora gentlemen; modera im- Provements; a few a: Also, a lady room-mate wanted, boarders can be accommodated. North Side--Continued. O57 BAST INDIANA-ST.—a LARGE, PLEASANT 401 ‘room, with or without board. D7] EAST INDIANA-ST.—NIOELY, FORNISHED or unfurnished rooms, with or without board. 13 SOUTH SANGAMON-ST.—VERY PLEASANT faraishod front parlor to rent with or without board. Q94 ILLLNUIS-ST,—PLEASANT SINGLE ROOMS 13 HOREST-AV.—ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO; family private; reference required. T[U HILLERS—A RARE CHANCE. FOR SATE, OB A will oxchanye for nnincambered Chicago real estate, “first-class roam flouring and griat mill, with buildings, engines, boilers, elevators, and everrthing suitable an fn Hrst-class ordor, 6 miles from Chicago, on the North- wertera Hallroad, and surrounded by a oeantifal country, God and satistactory reasons mven for selling. Address H®, Tribune otfice. SA GOOD COUNTRY PRACTICE, Ccfth nee of anice, by repting or taking on comimisstoz *sronesty aud al fe only c a email drug atore. ty Hag the only, capital Feared. Address, for partioulars, 0 COMMISSION MEN-UNEXPIRED LEASE OF ‘To stnonths and first privilege of re-lonsing, for sale at agrost bargain, of store 1:3 South ‘Waterst. Apply at ators. &. i, GIBBS. ASE, OFFICE, SOALES, FIXTURFS, AND Foe eT Onoot pie of ths Dost coal docks in the city. Apply to KE. D. SWAN, ‘Room 81 Exchange Butid- ing, corner Clark and Washington-sts. v'W YW —BURGLAR APPARATUS SUPERIOR TO XX X~EPR Gets tle Giant, the nineteenth wonder; torrible exterminator; easily carried in tne vest jocket by travelers; always ready; important; new ides Porttimbody Agauts wanted overywhcre. Sead stamp forparticulars. W.H. HIF, tmanutsctarer. Otfico, 4 Ashland Block. YOUR TIMit_AND fim CASH WILE -PUROHASE one-half intersstiaa stock of goods worth $1,000 and a gocd paying business. &% South Clark-st., Room 16. Ki) WO 81,00 SECURES A MANUPACTURING S50 teasuP ror et to #00 dally; may be cazriod on anywhere. 121 Randolph-at., Room 55, a WiLL BUY A TIN-SHOP, TOOIS, STOCK S190 Maitate, Can or address at premiste, J.D. ADNEY, 4 West Ws 00 Wits TALI ‘EREST AND OON- | trol of a light manufacturing business (wood) fen 100 to 80 pe cone profit. Apply immediately. 'B. BROWN, Roorn 1, $2.00 0 ‘WiLL PURC! scription drug store, with a» steady and Brofitable trada: partios who mean ‘business addrose P. JOHNSON, 1158 State-st. 3) WILL BUY STOOK, FURNITURE, $3.500 soa’Betires of tho best milliacry ostab- Tishment in a city of 20,000 inbabitants; a rare chance. Address J 45, Tribune offics. BOOKS. A HISTORY OF THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERICA, By Tuomas L. McKexiey a SJasces Hane, ortraits, Zyoly., elephant follo, traits, 2 voly., tennant follo, Published at MNCYULOPEDIA, Eis, Puliadotpnla, 1233 NEW AMERICAN Is. sheep, $3.8 volume, TEMES COTTS WORKS. vols., new, ball 15. gtr BNGVCLOR ADEA, Half Morocco, 320. WESTERN ANNALS, ahcop, 85. HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF RrIsConsLy, 6 vols., 1854 to "78, 7 ‘CHAPIN BRO! 2M and 218 East Madiao A, FULL LINE OF BLANK BOOKS, ALL STYLUS, doable and single-gntzy leduers, ‘day-books, jour. nal: ‘and records, from 2tal0quires cach, from F.ast- ern bankrupt sales, selltog at from 10 to 50'cents a quire, one-third less than tho usual retail prices, together with is, 00 gneplopes, a4 6 caats ‘8 packuge, o oonts for a box of 830, $1 for box of $00, 31.75 per 1,000, double-thick (Roy's goods); also, 3, 0c0 diaries for 1875, from tho over- stock of s manufacturer, selilog at 25 cents exch; alarge Stock of miscollaneous a d standard books rocoived {rom auction and Easiorn trade sales, We atill cuntinuo to pay the highest cash prices for good medical, lew, und Handard books, musie, and, magazines, at BALDWIN'S: Original Antigharian Cheap Book-Btore, 199 bast Sadi. son-st. AT GEBERTS OLD BOOK STORS, 16 SOUTH Clark-st.—American State Boyors, 1789 to 18Ll, 7 yols., $10; worth $30. Geological Snevey of Ill{aols, & vols., in perfect order, $20. avoranx's, Ainne’s Black- stong, 82. Moore's, Byron's, Scott's, aad Southes’s Poetical works at #3. Blank books at a, large discount, Rote paper 10 conta aquire. Envelopes $ceate a pack! $1.50 per ‘*M." MucilageS cents a bottle. Lead pan- cils at 25 and 30 conts por dozen. Box stationory, latost styles, assorted culurs, 32 cents. Jafforson-st. (AT, 28 NEST HADISONST.- ON ACCOUNT OF sickness, tho furniture and good will of 5 woll-cstab- jished dress-making business for sale, Alsothe suite of rooms to rent. ARDING AND SALOON D_ No. 76 VanBuren-at. = OAL AND WOOD YARD FOR SALE—WITH hour, office, and fixtures; one of the best estab Uished yards in tho city. M20, Tribane office. ROCERY STORE FOR SALE. APPLY AT 519 East Divisfon-st. FOR SALE CHEAP. A FULL LINE OF BON AND INITIAL PAPER nd envelopes in boxes, four colors, for 85 conta each. 2 alpats of Live Oak note paper fori conta, “Aub lit ised Istter paper, 44 shoets. for 15 ceuta)--halt ith the che pest and best er3 nee Ae, fe city (age. ot Pi ry Boolestore, 1) East Madison-st. e OOKS—CASH PaID FOR LAW, MEDIGAL, AND private libraries. Good books will always bring good Prices, Call or CHABIN BRUS., 214 00026 Hast Madison-st. OAL-YARD AND =FIXTURE COMPLETR FOR 488, PATD ¥OR OLD BOOKS AT 27 CALUMET- 16 afogl BISHOP-COURT—WITH BOARD, e gentlemen. FURNISH- ed front room suitable for married couple or two LOOMIS-ST.—SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS, W. 17 deacds Gicely farsisded not and cold water ie rooms: brick house, convenient to Madison-st. oars. References, ‘GOOD 90 NORTH BANGADION ST room cl ACCUMAIO- Gsilous for man and wife; gas, ra; also one single 20 rooms, with board, singlo or en snite. SOUTH ANN-ST,—NIUELY . FURNISHED SOUTH SANGAMON:ST.—A FRONT ALCOVE 0 rant, . Foom, furnished; Both with board, Potgeres FOR TWO 25 ABERDEEN ST. — ONE ROOM oune gents or young ladies; vory cheap; all modern conveniences best tabla;a most pleasant home. 49 LAFLIN-ST. — A” PLEASANT SUITE OF 4 rooms, with board, near Union Park, between HMonroo and Adame-sta, 2 3 OENTRE-AV.—“FRUNT SUITE OF ROOMS. 48 ingdastirge font sone, good brick, all im) rovements:, pi nvato American erences require prices reasonable. MAY-ST., BETWEEN MADISON AND WASH- Board: Sstory family; ref- 7. SOUTH MORGAN-ST-PLEASANT WELL- FUR nished room to rent with boa 89 SOUTH SANG. -ST. -A PLEASANT SUR- ished room, with board. Q7 WEST, MADISON rent, with board. «+ N-ST—.SINGLE ROOMS TO ue by ete. a. SOUTH PRORIA-ST.—FURNISHED ROOM, with or without board. Hosted, gas, hot and cold Til wife, or two alugle gcntlemen, Terns ressqr SOUTH HALSTEDST.A NIORLY FUR. nished front roum, with board, for gentleman and aablo. 185 SOUTH PEORIA-ST. board, at £6 and 36 per we ROOMS, WITH 135 WESn Mospors’ ’) and first-class board; use of pisno; $6.up; table-bosrd, 83.50. LEASANT ROOMS terms, from ‘Aq, SOUTH PEORIA-ST.—A VER 144 Hetroom wit board 4 location, Day boa PLEASANT ‘Terms reasonable. Good with board. Referonces required. (A NIGELY FURNISHED SUITE OF FRONT Ji _Topims, with board, to reat: madera, improvenn Adress 33n, Peivane oficer Sumens NO A YOUNG BACHELOR FROM THE EAST, O° Pleasing address, “somewhat musical, and, ‘good comwany, wishes a rm -Mat. lixe nature to joia ia seating fnrlaned apartments Saari te business; un~ doubted references oxcuauger ety QUARBR CITY, Tribune ottco: ee ‘A YOUNG LADY TRAVELING WITH HER TICS Rand (who rooresents one of tho largest houses in Chicago) in the States of lowa and Minnesota, desires to reprosent the iotercste of somo glove, perfumery, lace, of millinery house, of any trm whoas lino of goods can ba readily understdod. ‘The highest of 3 Picea Aragorn reference given. Ad. +, Hatets. Bishor-counr'noret, si TO 511 WEST MADI- ap sont. J, F. Plerson, Manacer—One of tha best fam y hutels in the elty. "Alto good home (or young gentle- mien and persine remaining in the city » fow days or BEES sf pglgans Bas the door at convenient intervals. LFRED J. KNIGHT, THE POPULAR yi A“ ionist aid nuakeposreau teader can te sogages for public or parlor entertainments, Calta: addros is West ast. { PARTY HAVING ROOMS for lodging-rsot where the rect is not find s parchaser by addrossiag D %, Tetbuno ott ‘NICELY FURNISHED will LDREDG! Tet eat ipalered os iiies and alagts ¢ ‘+ OTEL—THE VIADUCT eons changed babdeand Ieuor Sted oe ee wie feland poardigg house, ‘where travelcrs can find s Rood Good “acc smtnd (or mood boarders. BHOWN & ELDRIDGE: Propeietors. Nevada HOTEL, 118 AND 10 WABASH-AV. between Madison and Mo: " and €2 per day. 4/37 t0 $10 por woek; day beard, gee” AN $2 Ber VO PLEASANT USSU ED e [NFU RNISHE! Toads new-cluse locations Bio nor mance fr eat man and wilo, Referoacss required. Tribune ofic CORNER WASHINGTON Plousnat ‘rooms and board for fam- Address F 7, BOARD WANTED. BOARD—aND UNFURNISHED FRONT alcove or large ra . . arosed Se Telbane ofiea: 7 Smeemanand wife, Ad OARD—A SUITE OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS OR large alcove room, with board for lady and boy 10 years of aze, laa privacs family; West or South Side, Yaa good focality. Address for three days H, 169 South Desplaines-st. BoskD— UNFURNISHED FRONT RooM AND bedroom, with board in private family, by gentlo- qasn and wife; a permanent homedo-irod. “ferms must ie ressunabl Address M 13 Tribuno offico,. stating rma, osep—For SELF, WIFE. AND CHILD, IN A pyrate family; two foome and first-rate table regair- ress edz. Stato Iocatio M&, Tribane otf ‘OARD—AND SINGLE ROOM, NEAR MADISON or Vi an Buren-st., by a young lady employed, during thoday. Torms mast be reasonable. Address J 78, Teib- ecommodation, and price. 172 soon iT - JACKSON-ST.—LARGE FRONT room, comfortably furuished, wih board, for xentleman and wife or singlo gent; terms moderate. 204 ons. and good board; a rare chant curing: ad pleasant home. WEST MONROEST.—PLEASANT ROOMS for parties dosir- WEST MONROR-ST.. to rent, with board, $5 per week 226 Jarge parlor, with or without board. FURNISHED ROOMS sk; alo nice, 40 Pieasant rooms, 930. EST ‘WASHINGTON-ST. 2302 Foasonl OE, EAR PEORIA-5T.— with first-class buard. NICELY FUR- ‘with board. Price hed rooms, single . re suit 231 ‘with good board, for man and wife gontlomen, ix private family; men! j terms, #8 per wesk. nics locality; Fematreot-eare; marble-froat houss; moder WEST CONGRESS-ST._DOUBLE ROOM, or two alngle ‘one block inprovo~ 254 foard and pioscant farnishod rome, WEST RANDULPH-ST.-A FEW YOUNG ontlemen and ladies can be accommodated with QTT Bont tor isdtess or rooms to let. w FORQUER-ST., NEAR BLUF ISLAND-AV.— ithout board. 280 men, WEST WASHINOTON-ST.—PARLOR AND bedroom for gentloman and lady or two gentle- 983 WEST RANDOLPH ST, NORTAWEST COR; ner Morgan—Newly furnished om unfarnished rooms, south or asst front, single or en suite, to 6 or 10 gentlemon, or to gentiomen aud wives; day- commodated; terms moderato—34. 23, and -boarders ac- 37 por week, 304 FULTON. PLRASANT 800 TH FRONT iT. room, furnished, with or without board. board, for ladies or gentlemen; 35 to 319 WEST WASHINGTON-81 — FURNISHED ci <j rooms, with ‘BOARD-AND ONE OR TWO ROOMS, FURNIBED or unfurnished, for aelf and wife, west of Union Park; Ret olast: Address, with terms, etc., O 67, Tribane JOARD—IN PRIVATE BAMILY ON WRST SIDE. ‘by boy 17 years of age. Address, with terms, A &, ‘Tribune ofice, OA A LADY TEAOGHER WISHES A PLEAS- B ant boarding place on the Weat Side, convenient to ateeot cars. A warm room desired. Address 167, ‘Teib- OARD-BY A YOUNG LADY iN A PRIVATE Jy sells, West Side preferred. “ddreas 4 68, Pribane OARD-IN PRIVATE FAMILY ON NORTH SIDE, South of Chicago-ay., east of D by tuo young gentlemen. Pleasant room. Breaktast sad aup- per. Rete ‘sit A ‘H8, Tribune otfice. OAR ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY OR whero tliere are few boarders, by two young men; good aociety desired. Best of references. Terma moder- ate. Address O 60, Tribune office. BoARes IN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR A YOUNG married couple; terms must be reawnablo; references exchanged. Address C52, Tribune office, OARD—AND NY ROOM FOR GENTLE. man and wife, coavenlent to Hyde Park train. £31, Tribune ottice._"* OARD—A GOOD BOARDING-HOUSE IN A Guise pisce, fore young man and wife witheat chil- dron. Address, giviag location, B 87, Tribune office. BOARD-BY A'YOUNG MAN IN A FRIVATE VAM- ynear Union iress, particnlars, Et, Tribune ottice. = Poakd BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. NOT over twenty minutes’ walk from Court-Houee, on Konth or West Side. Will pay $@ permoath. Meferences exchanged. Address until Tuesday, D 9, ‘Tribune otic 399 WEST MADISON ST. FURNISHED, ROOMS yA to rent, with or without board ; also 2 or3 very nico south front rooms, nicely furnished, for rent, all very cheap. 398 WEST WASHINGTON: ‘Sgme very desirable room: 337 WEST WASILINGTON. or without board, ina private family. ay CORNER MAY id first-class boa: SUITE OF furnished frunt rooms, tugother or separate, with WEST MONROEST., NEAR ABERDEEN— SA4 Mossaat fernleted suite front rooms, with board; family private; -vcation, &c., first-class; terms reason- able. PsYers 383 through tho house; one block from Blue_Isl: WEST TAYLOR-ST.—PLEASANT FRO} room torent with board; hot and cold water jand-av. cars. 391 WARREN-AV.—PLEASANT ROOMS TO OARD-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FIND board in a strictly first-clase private family, without boarders, far his sister, a young lady: would prefer family where she could receive musical instruction, Address, ‘with particulars, F 93, Tribuno office. Bearps on. NORTH SIDE, FOR GENTLEMAN 1d. wife; will th and 0 eee gel Pay. 080 pee moet am farnish room. ‘A COLONY, WELL LOCATED, AND PuOSPRR: ous, will taXe more members, 160 acres and town lot to esoh, foo $28, railroad fare only'313. 125 Soa: Clark, [AXOUNG MAN, WITH $1,070 INVEST. WOULD like to beer of some good, business opportunity. Ad- dress FX, Tribaae attico, Lb DS OF LETTERING, SIG: AND SHOW. cards very chi ntilopening of apring business. Union Sign Works, hington-st “y LL CASH PALD FOR CAST-OF¥ CLOTHING AND A “hiscellanouas goods of allkinds by sendiag to JONAS G YS Loan Ottice, 529 State-st. SURE CuRR FOR CATARRH THAT YOU CAN ter troe to-day, at Hota 7, de) East Madison-st., from t04:3, and all thts week. None asked to buy.” Cut a Dring with DVERTISERS WHO DESIRE TO REACH COUN- try roaders can do so in tha best and choanest manner by using une ur more actions of Kelluge’s Great News- paper Lists, Apply to A. N. KELLOGG, 79 Jack wa-st. FINE DRIVING AND HEAVY STREET es for spring woar—ms:io of finest calf ekias, equal H Stato-st. OARDING AND NURSING VOR CHILDREN A ND RIVES, ol soutn Pestivas, tt Seoped: NAD ANE AN YOU USE SOME CHEAP LOTS IN TRAD ulation, or paying old debts? Address G eva: A IGAR-STAND WANTED-ANY PERSON HAV- C tug scigarstand, ing hotel of other desirablo loca om, sb to , soud patticulass, prceeto-a So Tribune omeos Na DarHsulaey WES OGKROACHES RXTERMINATED FROM HO- d Drivats houses by coatract. all Infarmation addsous ARTHUR OAKLEY, given {re9. ‘Oa oF Bw State-st., Coicago. TAMOND SETTING, MANUFACTURING, AND repairing attended to by J. M. J. GILLESPIE, ‘wholesale jowolur and jobing agent tor fins watches and, Aiken, Lambzrt & Co.'s gold peas. 148 Statest., secoud, Hoor.” Gold pens repointed. . RUG STORE WANTED—cITY OR COUNTRY— Must be duing a good busigess. Adéress, with full particulars, JH, 4B. O., New York. FLEADACREL IT 1S AN. ESTABLISHED FACT ‘that the Extract of Oranherries and tiemp, coma- bined by Dr. Shier, permanently cares, tho most obeil, nate cases of dyspeptic, nsrvums, or sick headache, and {s an absolute apocine for nouraigia and nartousnass, Prepared in pills: 50 cents abor. Seat by mail. LO! 7 SMITA & Cu., & Chicago. WANT TO PAY SOME MAN A GOOD COMMIS. tion tase my fine place at Lombard, 30 miles west of city, H.W. COLE, Tl Laxe-at. y Haves NEW MOTIVE-POWER, SABE AND E ,glteap: wil give an interest for mouey to bring It out. Pribune ot GLOVES. FRESH ASSORTMBNT OF SPRING colors just received. | Paris Glove Stora, 94 States Mettupolitan Hotol Klock. P ] ADIES—LONG HAIR BWITCHES, $5 AND 3, Tess than cost, at ALIS, BLAKA'S, 617 Woes Aladi- aon-st. [AGRDRESS—4 WOMAN WILLING TO TAKE ‘clothes nome for washing, at i cents por dozen, can boscen at % North Halsted-st., in the basement; guar- antes for clotties xiven, If wanted ADY WASHINGTON DIME PARTY TO HE HELD Jat No. ly Evanwst., besween Seventeench and Kighteonth-v:s., Halsted and Union-sts.. Munday even- ing, March i NORCEANY GRSTLEMAN WHO WAS IN Slate-st, car going saath, abont # o'clock Friday erening, and saws colored man ejected tavretrom by tne driver and two pélicemon, will confer afavor be culling upoa or sending tueir addrosa to Wal. 0. CHANCEY, a6 N. Matson & Co.'s, southwest curaer State and Stonros. OTICE—ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS IN MY Nn se tgaestod to sedase core Apr i, DaVID FLEM! OW SERS OF LOTS ASSESSED SMALL AMOUNTS for oxteading Doarbora-st. can object to tae tame av trilling cost by leaving their notices at 495 South Clark- ‘x. on Monday next. COMMITIER. LOST AND FOUND. (OUND—A_ POCKETBOOK CONTAINING A small sam of money, which the owner can have by Bpzig fap abe advertisement. “Apply st 754 Indiana-av. ‘OST-BETWEEN TWENTY-FIFTH AND TWEN- ty-third-sts. on Indiana or Wabashav., a black casb- J le, yi ce busines i Fone ot.» Wagingten ee 2a ter Gott Ferre ealareall | yooghiandsald, NOWARD MACKWAT OS rent, with board, furnished or unfurnished. mere pocket, embroidered. Reward giveit by leaving it a ;.| GNoyotopgora BRITTANIOA, NEW ADITION, | TL MotiS om a setbriioas at moders toprove: oe RUG FIXTURES COMPLETE FOR SALE CHEAP ; ey criptlons 3 . south reom am parlor for, era Improve. | 7 OST_—DOG — WHITE AND GRAY COLORED DP food'soom, cheap reat. 64 North te PR Ae Te aeane aes eelved by W- | ments, private fails. “Also, wonld lke to board lie | 1 apis dog, on Lakeay. Anaersto Mingo. Reward PEALEKS TARE NOTICE THAT WH ARE OLOS; | Ton sate_a SPLENDID COPY OF“ or leaving dog at 77 Eat Washlagton-st. ing outs fino and well-sssorted wholesale stock of pe A go! Oo ScoTT ‘ONROE-ST., A LITTLE ABOVE ASHLAND-AV.— ‘OST_82 REWARD-—AT 179 WEST MADISON.ST. confection 3 Hast Lakest.. t reductions. cree Bumptia aval Avchitectars,~ containing 291 piate% Tortente wih beard, a large front room, with bed. | [,°sa secariay morniagy a gold key-atone, with mit NUGEICAS OR CONFESHIONARYCTHERE ISA | HiGe fomatl tnches, inS volumes. Also, | Moder | room en sults: handwmdly farnlaped; juot and cold | nemo and gumber ‘of saapler engraved on it, JOHN D NN A 9 Knginoering and Compound Enginos," by | water, marble mantel, and all modern improvements, | BEST, 1:9 West Madiso! ‘ohanoa for you seldom offered: ® $1,500 soda foun- | Burgh. Apply at 67 West Vao Buren-st.; entrance om | wirh tablo to correspond; references exchanged. Ad- ST, 119 West, fio 5 fai, enly ono season wsod, xt & sacrifice. Inquire at tho | Clinton. . dross B 100, "Feibune office. TOS TRUSSRAY, ON STATEST., CORWER OF ible. Bazaar, 163 State-st- Degstoe FOR SALE; Address J 73, Tribuno office. DENTAL QEFICE AND PRACTICE FOR SALE ‘Room 6, 6 West Randoiph-st. OR SALR-STORE AND GENERAL STOCK near Chicago; No. 1 chance to make money; capital Foguired four to eight thousand. Address.J 1, ‘tribune otfice. a POR SALE (THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE largo and commodious boarding-house 16 and 18 Eldridge-courr, at a low price and very favorable terms. Apply, tor particula isos, E. FOOTE. JPOR BALE-Ol EXCHANGE ONE HALE INTER- jie snd paying coal ming, with boats seal and personal property, ete. , located on the Iilt- nois River; first cost of coal d din Chicago or St. Louis, 92.12 por ten. Address for one week J. C. 8 G.G., Bpeed's Bloc PPARCY GOODS, NOTIONS, AND CIGAR STORE for sale—Clear property and cash, A bargain. ad- Gress L 76, Tribuna office. SINE LOCATION. DEATHS. Sa a sca ace reir ARA POLLOCK —On the Sith tnet,, af $55 Mohawk street, aged 6years and 7 montue, Harold Edward, oldest son of Pdward and Florence Pollock. i LAMBIN--On Friday, at 4 o'clock p,m.) at his resi. gence, No. 118 Milwaukoo avenue, J. SM. Lambin, aged it ‘Fie Tanoral will take place Sanday at 1o'clock p.m. froma the residence, #tobds tro invited to ston, HARRINGTON—At Newark, O., Feb. 20, 1815, Dr. 8. Barrington, father Of AEs. B.A Brauch, Ghicsge, BUTLER—On Friday, the 26th inst., Walter F., infant sou of B, F, and Anne R. Butler. ‘Funeral at 9 o'clock this Sunday afternoon from the onso of Mr. Woodbridge, #29 North Franklin strect. INGERSOLL—Feb. 28, at the rosidenoo of his brothor- fu-law, H. Hendorson, 343 Wost Congress atreat, Am- broso$. Ingersoll, aged «2 yoars. $9" Baffalo and Syracuse papers please copy. GOF—At Adrian, Mich., Feb. 95, at their residence, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. iL Gof, aged 1yesr, 10 months, and IM days. 7, Cala, cock, LAYCOCK—Suddenly, Feb. 13, at Naps Cit Fe eee eedscaNtar of the lato Wiltata Hisq.. of this city. BARNES—AtGrand Rapids, Mich, Saturday, Bob. 27, Mrs. Harrict Carpenter Barnes. ‘Funeral Monday at 1 o'clock from the residence of her suynter, Mrs. Blanche Carpenter Dodge, No. $48 South Sangamon streot. * PERSONAL. ‘A GOOD HEALTHY HOY FOR ABDOPTION. 2 monthsold, with fine disposition. 91 Peoris-3t. ERSONAL-BROTHER WILL, _ ic7 STATE-BT. ‘Ploasc answer through, Monday's Tribune and state Shere an interview canbohad. SISTHH FIANKIE. EHSONAL—IF THE FXPRESSMAN THAT ‘bauled s load of parlor-forniture from No. 807 Wa- Dashay. about the 84 of Decoraber last will call at the Gity Hotel, corner of State and Sixteenth-sts., he may hear of something to his advantace. % G32. FLOUR AND PRED MILL, WITit GRAIN- dryer connected, for sale cheap: well located iu th: if iake part cash an ity for doing a good Business; wi city for doing a go. ness: et ‘ord property in trade, ang make terms easy. SB Sours Water-t, es MUEER, 0 EAST MADISON-ST. SELLS THE BY eee Jogal exp Ber setters Soe meee epee pire: eavolonen, fread 10e pe Books and diaries forieme we TBE? Ben OF GEORGE It., 8%, PUBLISHED “Eispublisued et 0! Cyclopodin: ala. i'S Cheap Book-Store; 1d Rast Madison: N ADAME DEMARS, SPANISH OLAIRVOVANT, Isto from Paris, who }s on te for Canada, has ym room at 123 West Madison-st., Roum 4, for a sort time. “All who wish toloarn sometitug of, the prescnt and’ fotur ia relation to bustooss, heaith, journeys, abe sont {riends, law-suits, stolen property, or marriages, Gowolltocstlandsceher. ‘Terms modorste, WAGAZISHS. CASH PAID FOR THRAL AND SIU- IM ‘sic, CHAPIN BROS., £14 and 16 East Madison-st. ‘orilete roo alo at bali-prices Call or address complete aot for sale at half- or Room 20 Major Block. — a JREGEIVED FROM EASTERN SALES THE PAST weak: Two private ibraries e« thoological books, which, together with stock on har, gives us tho Is and most varied stock of religious books in tho Wost fo are pleased that you call and examina our books if you do uot purchase, at BALDWIN'S Cheap BookStore, 199 j house and sor South Side- 7 1 O SEXPEENTH:ST.-SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS: also large singlo room, with board rounding first-class; references exchanged. 1 th or witac 14 EEDRING: L&E rooms with board. j5 ne CONDST.—A_ PLEASANT AL- O core room, nicoiy, fu: |, on second floor, t0 Font, with first-class buard. BEST DAY 43 BND, BEAST MONEOEST. — Link farm week, rd in city. $4; with hested rooms, $510 $7 per FOURTH-AV—NEW HOUSE, WELL FUR- 52 shaped wit ase of pleno;, bodrooms Torma $3 per week ; day board. all“ heated. ‘Private boarding-bouse, 80 without board. EAST VANBURBN, CORNER THIRD-AV.— Delightful and nicely-furnished rooms, with or House cheorful.» Prices reasonable. 186 modated. SOUTH STATE-ST.—FURNISHED ROOMS to rent with board; also day boarders accom- OA MICHIGAN-AV 264 ‘with board, at reat T SINGLE ROOM, FALE INTEREST, IN A NEW HOTEL, NOW DO- require ing a prosperous business: $3,000 red. Tho beat, hotel, ia, the city for the capital required. "Money ean be doubled in ono year, Address E 2, Tribuno oftice. ‘ALF INTEREST IN THE GREATEST INVEN- thon against railroad accidents, for salo: patent al- Feady obtained, Inquire at Koom $1’ Metropolitan Block. MraBtOcK 08S LEASE FOR AML sale toa responsible party, on time or secured paper. Stock ail fresh and staple, in valuo about $800. Addross VASSEY, Roome 34 and 46 Major Block. MEAAT, MARKETIFOR SALE DOING # GOOD ‘ash trade, togethor with 2etory frame bailding. Apply at 188 West Van Buren-st. MEAT rotate, ‘fixtures, complete, hor Iocation) cheap tor cas. G IGE-BOX, harness (good MACHINE AND BLACKSMITA-SHOP FOR SALE ari with steam-power furnished, with 7 lath Cee eee eer pateras, SW. REAUSE, Washirgtoa-st. EWSPAPER—A_ LIVE NEWSPAPER MAN, N ‘with some capital, can secure a controlling Interest, ia Type Founding Com- with a practical printer, in an old. Paver, in a large Hi{ndls town, Addrovs NEWSPAPER, care pany, 195 Clark-at,, Chicago. NEATEX-FITTED CIGAR AND CONFECTION- ‘ory store for sale, im fing location; splendid chaaco for Isdy or gent;can bo bought very cheap if takou at once, Apply on premises, 175 Twenty-second-st., be- twoen Stato and Wabash-av. 3 ONE OF AE BEST TOCATED LIVERY, BOARD- ing, and sale stables in Chicago for saley’ near two te and tive large hotels; brick stablo, era im- Sebesmons: Hable on grade floor: now doing a success. Ril burinoss; atietactory reason for solling. Address, for Sdays, Owner, 177, Tribune atfico, POT AE HENRY ar wopuee would ike to best 3 Four ‘nephe i See SGdrae Wie Hs GREBE, @2 Wost Van aren rae ERSONAL—J..G.B,, If WILL BE TO YOUR AD- b igdee ‘to call with your black trotter and sleigh for ‘M, to-day, at the Tremont, ERSONAL-MRS, SWARTZ, LATE OF 730 WA- bash-ay: Sond address to B BS, Tribune othce. ERSONAL—FOR ADOPTION; ‘A HRALTHY ‘malo child, 8 months old. Apply st 70 North trom you. NEHALF OR WHOLE INTEREST INA NEW Dianing-mill, situated in ono of tha largest lnmber siagofaccortug tons In tho Northwosl, unsurpassed rail- road and water transportation facilities. Address forone work J H, Tribune ottice. ONE-BALE INTEREST FOR SALE IN © BUSINESS Idtng larme profits for 82,600. address or inquire of WH DERTALER, 146 LaSallo-st. j ATENT CORN PLANTER-THE GRRATEST IN- PATE Of the age. Alarks the ground abead both jays, and plants at the sme time. Easily operated by ope person. ‘States right for aio, Uall or address G.B, KNOKES, Seo'y'softice, Board of Trade, Chicago. Welle-st. THE ADDRESS OF DR. ‘PERSONATT VANTED, dobn Pickering. who lift Chicago immediately after dhe fire of lai. F, 8, BALOH, 1é5 Michigan-av. LEIGHING all day to-day oa Lincoin-ay, ; you will See ae by red hood and light furs. Will ago you at Newman's Wotolar ea pom. ever tnasame, OARRLE ERSONAL-TWO_ YOUNG LADIKS WANT, TO ‘Sorrespond immediately with any number of *bns- drivers with a view to matrimony. Address JENNIE PIRGE ar ALICE BRUNSON, West Side Post-Ottico. ERSONAL—MRS._ DONALDSON, WHO LAST ‘year resided on. Burnddo-st., mill’ hear of an old friend by addressing H 21, Tribuve ottice.. p SSUNAL—ANY LADY WITH SOME MEANS ‘peponan ces re. TWILL BE ny, ‘who would marry a sober, industrions young man, ‘will please address Box 653, Portage City, Wit, ANIO PRIGES—FOR SALE—LIVERY STABLES, ‘PA Fourtoonth-st., 481., and B-room cottage, }:2 Wearern-ay, : also, 1 room house apna lo yeer “ground at., a at, a iB pose, etal or address, the owner, AARON ROOT, 471 Michigan-av. - [DHYSIGIAN'S OFFICE AND PRACTICE (SPEC. jdity) for salo, or will take partner. L. P. BWIST & Bon? tandetpheat, oom ‘PART OF A BANRRUET STOCK OF CLOTHING, roar, . boots, ahoes, fornishing 0 is, underwe glove Pag lay ho yahbers, etc., for sale’ cheap for cash. FOG~#s DAR NTING A PAYING BUSINESS PARTIES otic norrives can bo available, gal and soo ie now French sowing-machine power, 99 East Madison~ at., Room 5. ERS TOM AND JERRY: DON'T FORGRT Pe ae oepers* masque ball at Wood's Hall, cor- ner Green and Washington-sts., Tussday, March 3. LM. DERSONAL—HARRY H: YOU HAVE RETURNED Perse eae bail and soe me st the Ollten. MILLIE, CLAIRVOYANTS. j WONDER—THR CELEBRATED GYPSY PALM. Alist, Sho ean be consulted at 205 Milwaukec-av. jfoo #1. (08: MADAME GIRARD, GIFTED LIFE QOSSULT ,2usRuagactio treatment aly. 200 West Madisoa-st., Room 3. 5: "KING, DEVELOPING ATEDIUM, PRI- ‘circle. “Address at once, through P. O. ¥F YOU Wis TO HEAR THE TRUTH, GOTO I “Mra Cla yyant, 861 State ae INDRE, MAGNETIO PHYSIOIAN, AENDRE, ) FRY eam ed Mator Block, ‘cor, Madison star A FAD. PARIE, THE GYPSY FORTUNS-TELL DAN ios only: feo 60 conta. 39 West Ete ‘Room 4. . TEST, AND BUSI- OTT, CLAIRVOYANT, BS, BOTT Ce ANS Sl. 20% West Randoinh-st. NE NE-TELLER—IF YOU WANT TO HEAR HORTUNE TE Want Polis, idetaire, ise un AGENTS WANTED. wa A RS Were rrrnernn GESTS WARTED-10 TARE AGENTS' GUIDE; TA CENTS Man agena and whas.for: 98 cents a year. Saute Pr soorn, Bs Clack-rt., “| GENTS WANTED—MALE AND MALE—TO AGENTS swobrol, end useful honsobold. articles: pars FA . American Dov amen Company, PESTA NT, SALOON, AND LODGING-HOUSE, RESTAURANT G Star said: of. would like to take in & partner. Apply on promises, 469 South Clark-st. . NT FOR SALE, SOUTH SIDE, SPLEN- JRESRAU RAT pee geub sain. sAddress Fi, Tribune office. ALE ON THE WESTSIDE, CHEAP SAH ON POR ddness Ott, Tribane office. GigckK AND FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A GOOD est part of tho city for iege store loot ee od trade extabliabed. Ingalte 235 sale. ‘Low rent ani Stat zi ‘TEM: 'S CYCLOPEDIA OF THE PRACTICE now roady.. Subseripto =f, BEEN General Agent for ilaols, 81 Washington-et., Room 3. &5-WR ALWAY? PAY WOR WEBSTER'S DIG- DO dong. “CHAPIN BROS., Stand 36 Bast Aled: PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTED—ACTIVE OR SILENT: $1,800 Hi Tal Vay halt interost in| manufuctuing business that ay § oF moro po A Da HAR, ate Boat Clarkeate; Room 35, Chicago. )Q5 MICHIGAN-AV.. 265 irorcattemen, #14 p iNT ROOM FOR Tocm-mate want- ed by single gent; day-boarders acc armodated. MICHIGAN-AV.—A 3S} room, with board, for gentlemen. 27 ALG ¥URNISHED nat table. MICHIGAN-4 V.—HANDSOME BACK PAR- jor, closots, hot water, dc., with board. French 369 BEATE ST-Go0p BOARD, FROM 8770 $5 por weok, with u-e of plano. ‘with nse of plano, AND 499 WABASH-AV.—GOOD BOARD AND rooms for ledios and gentlemen, 4, $5, Sixteenth, or Cott Grove-av. car, ‘Aroward wilt bo paid byleaving it at 98 Gast Uak END ORDERS TO A. H. LIBBY, BOX %7 CJ. ‘cago P. U., and have your child: batr cut And Jadies! pair shsmpooed at yourzresidsnees, Hair-ertring Scents, shampoving bi cents te G1, Good references Sur: nuhed. QERING TIME IS AT HAND AND. EVERY FAMILY thould bave « bottle of Howard's Botanio Hitters, the tomach ‘Dr Howard is a¢ his great stomach and liver reguiatac, Sid place, 169 Bast Madison-st. PARKER, 8! CANAL-ST., MAKES.A SPROIALTY + of cutting, stamping, and drawing dios for tin or brass; also light machinery and jobbing. All work war- ranted. AVING THE BUSINESS CAN jdrossing JOUS DOYLE, city. LAN. PAOBACCONISTS (PRY THE OLD ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS PI bf A sell thair stock tation cigars at ALFORD'S, 168 Washington-<t. MOVERS — WANTRD— BIDS ¥OR st. Inquire at ‘Tand So'elock, 7PO, HOUSES = raising houso No. 631 ‘Tairty-sovent ‘evening batwor tho above cumber any for hese Lost SHALE BROWN WATER-SPANIEL DOG, ‘white under neck, had brass collar on, A suitable peyard will be patd for bis retam te A. DAVISS, 8 0-8 O8T—A BUCKSKIN HORSR. REWARD FOE return to 634 Warren-ay, LLOSt-OR STRAYED-FROM SPENCER'S,, | 53 State, Saturday evening, sorrel mare saddle with blan- ikgt tied’ fn roll behind; black leather bridle. Finder please retarn to above address. LOSTGON, THURSDAY, EVENING. .%S7H INST., an Clark-st., between Washington and Madison-sts. 2 pate of gold apsctactes ina black caso. Tho tinder will be suitably rewarded by returning the same to 269 Fast Tndiana-at. OST—-RECEIPT-BOOK FROM OUR TRUCK. RE- turning from the C., B. £ Q. R. R. freight depot, be~ tween Sixteenth and Twolith-sts., on Jefferson, FULL- ER, WARKEN @ CO., Sand 60 Lake-st. T° BYILDERS—I WISH TO CONTRACT WiTit ‘some good, resnonsible man, to build « brick cottage. B. F. BEAD, '% Washi O BUILDER WANTED-—TO CONTKAOT building far residence to party who will taxe bali pay in geod unincum! real estate and half caso. Inquire tate-at., coruorof Monroe. A. BISHOP. A GOOP SECOND-HAND OYLINDER- desk; Sweeney or Andrews! make, prefo Call on, OF address, Koom 41 Major Block. WW 4steD—70, BUY_VIRST CLASS, OFFICE FTX; tures, cylinder desk, also fire and burgiar-proof sale, Address J 74, Tribuneofice. Wy ANTED_AN INTEREST 18 ‘KBOOK-BINDERY ‘and printing-ofice or roums suitable for % book- bindory, wee office and sleoping-room ‘atiacheds Tecate near inting-otice. Address, fonns, WW! U. M: BAKER, Cofumbas, Ohio. = WANTED-TO BUY ONE OR TWO VIRGT-CLAgS Mery iailoed tckpls to Denver. Address PBS, No. 313 rarkavs eee ee eer eed brekseplass Aves F fe slage, an Onyx-A4 | wear! bresst-pin. Are. <A SRQOND-HAND ELROTR 2 ea HRSR Se: Stage, 82 ORTE na! eat Dresher arivuse | WANT Eady Goan tictered kaareaee ga office, ‘ price, LB, ‘Tribune office. RETURN OF THE Dag taken trom pss: iuberal reward will ROWBRIDGE & OST-REWARD—FOR. ‘T! Papers contained fn a tr fengar-houseat Mendota, Jou. be paid, and no questions asked. CO., Princeton, Ill. ; CRIBBEN, STOVE-REPAIRER, 18 BAS? ‘Kinzte-st., between Clark aud Dearbara-asts., Chi- cago, Uy ill fopairold stoves, fama brick aad alt ‘OST—ON TRE 4TH, A LIVER-COLOBED WATER ‘spaniol; bas somo white hatra on his breast aud tail, and aaswers to the namo of ‘* Pilot." $10 reward will be paid for his return to A. H. BUCK, Union Howe, on the corner of Canal and Sadison-sts. L083; O8 THR ATH INeT., LARGE LIVER-COL- ‘ored pointer-dce, answers to name of “Jack.” Any him vy 50.Soath May-t. will be Uberally re. one return warded, E. PARTNER WANTED- 93,00 AND SERVICES TO invest with some re!iible grain commission house, Slate perticutars in confidence, ‘aud address 155, Trib: ARTNER WANTED—A MAN WITH 92.000 TO SRS PHB cpap oul tee ARTNER WANTED_WITH S000, CASH FOR purchase of a very val rin i which Tatal forca ths Kigof immediately ow mectiog & party who will put the above amount agalnst my powcr to soouro the property at lets than a tenth obits vali Particulars atinterview. Addrass G 44, Tribuno office. 7 eoods @ crmpetition, imande by B.SWIFTS LON, Lol Randolphrot, oom Ss. ARTNER WANTED—IN A WELL-FSTABLISHED paying business: a good party, secking a safo and profitable investment, wituicash capital of $5,000, will do well to tuvusticata. “L. B, KELLEY & OU-, 137 South Clark-at., Room 8. ARTNER WANTED—A LIVE, WIDE-AWAKE ‘Britisher or Osnadisn with 93,000 or $3,000 to join Britisher of six years American experience in a safe, iucrative cash buxinoss; may be active or silent, but must havo tne monev in’ hand; a opportunity for a tafelovestment. Address G 13, Tribune ofico. ARTNER WANTED—a LAWYER OF S1X YEARS’ practico in Cihcago would like to form s partnership qth some rharipaes Cal ne ‘183 East Badivon-s Room ae in. Advertiser speaks fectly, bat isan Americas” stele) ARTNER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH $700; office business; guarantee $25 per wock profit; secarily: forthe monoy. Address at once H 89, Tribune PARTNER WANTED—A GOOD MAN WITH SOME capital can finds -tirst-olass cutter and merchant Halton oe Adipose COPIER. tas South Clarkes ey ‘a ‘Ei Sout k-Bty PARTNER WANTRD—IN A LOAN OFFOE; PER dross A #9,"Fribune oligos” TOMS SxPerionoe. AC PARTNER \WANTEDIMMEDIATELY TO GO into Kensss to manofacture and sell an srticlo in on. Brual demand, profits very large. Call at stora 680 PARTNER WANTED—& YOUNG OR MIDDLE: fed man with $5,000 or $6,00) to take an active inter est fa tho manufacture and sale of an. article sold by drugaists,—now manufactured East,— and which will pay 10,00) to 815, 000 the first year, with en Incroaso yearly as pushed. Yo the richt man this is an opportani'y but, sel- dom offored. None but those who dovire to work ba with the advertiser noed apply. Address MEDICUS, care Tribuns office, ARTN: NER WANTED WITH FROM 9600 TO Sep, monthly. 1H South Olarkst,, oom Gen ‘pAkines WANTED_WITH 25.00 TO ESTAB- E clus x plossant and good paying business. BW, Trib- SHED OR UNFUR- ard. AGT} HIGHIGAN-AV.A LARGE BACK PAR; 2. lor, end a largo room on the second floor, fine! furnished, for two gentlomon and 4 small family, wit! firvi-class board; bouse has all prico reasonable. modern improvements: 50 MICHIGAN-AV.—TWO HANDSOMELY FUR- uished front alcove rooms, with board. 590 WABASH AY. “FINE LARGE FRONT ROOM 2 with alcove: and placo: vith first-class boa: ‘good rooms, |. Rofereuces required. 54 rooms for gentlemen and wives or a! men, Pleasant home; prices vory reasot WABASH-AV.—GOOD BOARD, GOOD ingle gentle- Ie. 586 WABASH-AV. two gai 588 WaBASH-AV., WARM ROOM FOR ONE OR all family. NEAR TWELETH-ST,—FUR- nished rooms en sulto, or with alcove, with board. LOST k POCKETBOOK CONTAINING 4, Paln J of diamond ear-rings and card of the owner, Twonty. five dollars will bo paid for retarn of samo to otfice of REDFIELD, BOWEN 4 CO., 116 Lake-st. TOLEN—$50 REWARD, AND NO QUESTIONS asked, for tha return of the clothing and jewelry that was taken from the room at 43 Clark-et. on Friday after- Boon, Address at once, in contidence, J 2, Tribune fice, = REWARD—DOG LOST-A LARGE, WHITE GS Rite doe wits part of tail cat of and has sore ere Appl ‘771 West Lake-st. 10) REWARD TOsrFnDAY. ISTH, MEMO- yandum-book nosr Afladison-st, bridge. Call on SHIH HARDIN, Room 4 kxchange Block, ¥. He COOLEY, 8. KINKLE. 10 REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED-TO any ono who will retura a sot of single harness to ‘northoast cornar of Thirty.tirst-st. aud Sburtiedf-av., that was stolen on tha 22d of February. G74 aay A LARGK, PLEASANT ont room farnishod, with board, for gentleman and wife or two gentlemen. 69 (4, WWABASH-AV, -HANDSOMBLY ed front room, first tioor, to rent References required. FURNIBH- with board. 748 MICHIGAN-AV.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO rent, with or without board; vers low to May 1. 0) REWARD, STRAYED—3 COWS FROM JOHN AN) KEEP, 63 Wright-er. 5 nee PARTY WAG. TOOK VARIOUS ARII- cles fram the house 10:7 Wabash.ay., Friday aiternoon, Feb, 18. will be paid tho above sum and no fuestions asked If retarnod to the same place by any agent they msy choose.to send, thelr owa Drosence not being desirable. i WABASH-AV.—TO RENT WITH BOARD, (oe off, farniah ‘Sccond-story ronm, east front, with bedroom fated oF anfarnishod. 7 QQ WABASH-AV.. N@AR SIXTE! 199 Nrtry picasadt front room, also wh excellent boxrd. ENTH-ST.— ‘single room, 802 “wettirmumistied room and. closot, class board. ‘Terms reasonaplo. WABASH-AV. VERY PLEASANT AND > with first ‘WABASH-AV.—TO RENT, WITH BOARD, ‘® bandsomoly furnished parlor, and bodes -FOOH 101 oft, WABASH-AV.—TO RE: 10 vel leasant suits of ne 1039 second floor: reforeuce requirsd. 7 WITH BOARD, ly furnished front INSTRUCTION. A GENTLEM SKILLED TEACHER, WANTS irat-class refarence, Address A iS, Teitute of EXPERIENOED AND SUCOXSSFUL LADY Tossa: lal rk ibroidery. Ad- ‘and vocal music. Residence 29 Sizteenth-st. 28, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, GIVES to give some lessons in French, Gorman, and Italian. ition A *rescbor of music, wishes ono or twa. pupils, who do- W ITALIAN LADY TRAOHES PIANO, GUITAR, GRIS A. Reasons oval kinds of musical instromente, | rudi- ionts, and theory, at 17 ‘Pierca-st., or.at pupils’ resi jonce. NSTRUCTION WANTED — A GBNTLEMAN PRAIMIK-AV.-TWO PLEASANT WELL TID citiithed front rooms, with ‘terms. ‘at reasonable o TABASH-AV., NEAK TWENTY-SIXTH-ST. TUT6 Weer eis ci'sfeot rooms and rooms for en ifomen with board. WABASH-AV,, NEAR EIGHTHENTH- Fast Oe atstatiiod frout suits to rent, with board for wr week ; arrangomonts for noxt summer can bo TON a vary tinaily private school in which to Bice iP iter e young iagj. Address 3 $2, Tribune Sites. eee aR fora fimo 2 foc. Gel x ‘Mise A. STEIGER, entering, German taught daily. Principal. 3. L, H, WATSON, PUPIL OF THK LATE MM Santhacsis, will take» limited aamber of paplls two, 314 mai dostrable; references exchanged. Address BSI, | TO, OOano forte.” oom 48 Palmer House. DROF. EDOUARD (PARIS), FREN' North Side- Peek rot eo ORD coleseehivaleal Golleeae -ST.—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, 36 BS Beir suitable for gentleman aad wife or ain: gle gentlemen. 07% TH DEARBORN-ST.-FRONT ROOMS LOT trent'with board, ‘PARINES WANTED_WITH $1,500 TO INVEST facturing business; goods mado of iron; stapl e. C83, Tribine attice. profits 126 NORTH DEARBORN -ST.—TO REN ROOMS, ‘with board, for goat and lady, or two single gen- ‘temen. ARTNER WANTED-SILENT—WITH ‘$1,000 TO Pita with another 1-0 ita good paying busines, LB] SOR OUR Sr SECOND FLOORFRONT, EY front room with board for quiet young man In ‘TOC! FIX’ S ODS BT Siecn Nien FIXTURES OF aay oor Required investigation will prove sausiactory tq person mean- | strictly private family, 85 per weck. $2,200" cath balance in, clear real estate. Apply on | ing busine: Address B97, Tribune office. MI HIG ANST_ BOARDERS WANTED Promises to GEO, B, MCLENNAN PARINER WANTED WITH, MODERATE CAF- 137 here they cen bo s accommodated with pleasant GAzQON AnD FIXTURES FOR BALE OHEAPYOR | referencse. D0, Tribune nds bookkeeping preferred; | sooms and good board, lo, g aoe ee ARTNER WANTED—WIT. TN AN ESTAB- | 77> NORTH CLARK-ST., CORNER ERIE—PAR- GTOCE AND FIXTURES OF A JEW ar aide, toreale Pi ined savatairog Wares aires Loe tab: | 172 Hes dosirous of nding a renaod and firaiéclast Se ee ot ae oe eee ings aa parties may wontya | BAe Cmice home where prices are raduced to uit all, can, fiad auch soseenance fora good man wotako, my trade that tbavo | PARTNER WANTED WITH 6Lom, LY A GOOD with pretty aloave aed enrace foots Fee 7 Established. Hor terms, call or address, M. COVEL, Fqomspalsctaring machine shop; mac it preferred. a TURONST: a0 WITH ONE OR TWO third floor. 5 "BOARD, SroeR a par 184. Roms, faraished or unfarnished; family private. STOCK AND FIXTURES OF CONFECTIONERY Wind groecrs storo jor tale cheap. Good location. Ad> Greas G £2, Tribune oftce. *PHE FIXTURES OF AFIRGE OL AGS MEAT MAR ket. fonpocly occupied ty kills & Heffera, for sale, and the building to reat, 28 North Wellset. Cause of Uilisg: death of partner. Inquire af JOBL &LLIS, Sortosast corner Ciaton und Jackson-sus. ; WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS_FOR 10 L hand jt ‘business To rse a wellvestabiished wateh and jewelry business | rans Lae pay or cont. Address J 72, Tit eo doing a pros ‘The business BUILDING MATERIAL. FR Wott ek window sites Gosied lengths. “Aarons G4, Tribunn ofice. in a flor Western town, oentrolling tri 10 BRICKMAKERS —I WILL PAY CASH FOR ele of twes mall ‘with railroad communication; fix- 100,190 brick, to be delivered within ten days. Call tures comp! ote goes Pesciog audis. mere at70 js-st., Room 5, ASTED—MiLL.' RE, DOO! |.—-BALP Perales oidrow WahGRa RR, Bei: | WARE tad seal eater Radek aihce. Terms reasonable. LLINOISS?.— A NICELY QUT patertoten with board. Yory cheap. FURNISHED ‘Also, single room. to lay with good 246 quired. SDIANA-5T,—FURNISHED ROOMS EAST INDIANA-ST.—FURNISHED HOO! re EAST INDIANA.ST.—PLEASANT ROOMS Ox 203, ! rent with good board; reterences given and 255 BAST TRDIANA'ST.. NRAR jeasant fron! two oF ‘gentlemen; 6 o'slook dinner. reat STATE—A floor, suitable for Raterences Private lossons and clases, eith Peetors; four im a class; $3.80 per month (elght Peo ee cading in Frones weekly, {eee to pupila; attend. tnoe to readings oplr, ter tur twaleelactares, $4.0 BIL. EDOUARD will alo accopt « few paplla for eet Ta Horm for So ptivate lewons, $13, 1b, 820. SPpply for circulars at 753 Wabash-v. ROP.) GUSTAVUS GEARY GIV dajly in vocal cultare snd ItaJian and English sing at his naw residence, 68 West Van Baren-st. Also Dares indies and gentlemen im a sbort time to fll positions ia oharek choirs. | NOGRAPHERS—LADIES AND GHATLEMEN— can exsliy earn 380 par wook; private lessons daily, er at home ar at the loa LESSONS: erence Weight!s Grov 8 GATUATION WANTED-BY A LADY Te) CHEE, ‘also competent to teach penmanvaip, desiring to re- view males: in meloce schol Eas: Serricog se Teast: OF in som expenses; of will ansist Sat lawyer as copylst. Address Efi, Tribune ofiees ‘WANTED — LADY TEACHER FOR 4 PRIVATE ri hool, Inquire at 18 ‘Dearbora- a Bea tae ‘-Tnquire at 11¢ Boath ra: VW ASTED EVENING INSTRUCTIONS ON THE b: tl oI " MlaceliAR Dig ations Wing eas Trenty-aintheat. PV ASTEE FENCING MASTER TO Give LEs- sous inthe evening; must unders! ness. “Address J 40, Tribune ofice nets Bie Bask (y ANTED-—THACHR FOR ORGAN OB PIANO. nferaen prelerred). Address, stating om Bo leces. 0 orders by mail promptly attended to, or will ‘WELL-LOUATED AND ESTAR store in the city limits. Address k F, i 121 Wat Randolph-ot.. up-atairs. WeAsTeD—cor ig TO DO AT HOME OR B3- velopes to address by the hundred, ey a lady who Ls donorving of such favors. Address A, Tribune otfce. want EGOND-HAND FURNACE PO: heating smail bars 29 foches long for blacksmith’s shop, Mustbe cheap; payment cab Address A li, Tribune ottice. Z WANTED-ASOONTRACT TO BUILD SEVERAL ‘cottage housos; will take in paymont ono-hali of amountin subvrbag lors, or will exchange dimension fumber for same. “Addreds J. A. BALCH &00., Tyacr, a WASTEDIAT Sl MILLERST.. WEST SIDE, 1 fonr small white poodle dogs, aged from 2 months ta year: year: will pay cash. \WANTED—4 SECONDHAND FIRE: PROOF SAFE. tana bea bargala. Address D 64, Tribun WASTED SALABLE HOUSEHOLD Ar ta flli balance of stare and sell on commissioa of otherwise. Satistactory reforances. Addreas CHAS. Hy, Tribune office. ws ANOUT 16 FRET OF SHELVING. with glass doors in front, and a first-claw ofies desk. Als, an offico it for a wholesale store, at 33 South Water-at, WASTED—T0 BUY, CHEAP FOR CASH, A FOX ‘or wolf robe, Address L23, Tribune offi ENBE. W ANTED—10 BUY—A OiTY SALOON I JY ea Bouth Halsted-st. ete WeAntep-coop, sizED Seca, SARE, WiLL Wj ozchanzo good lotr cash Address Cl, ‘Teibcne office. WANTED TA naleeoocly pronerigy well rented. ae Fs [a ronerty, ated. 3. B. BGWLER hoo if Portiaad Block, Tir Dusrtora st, WANTED <LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF UOOD ~ character to svady forthe stazo and fill positions when sulticion'ly adv: ‘Terme liberal. Wt. Mo- FARLAND, Tragedian, O'Neill's Hiall, 29 West Laxe- W ANTED-SALOUN ICE BOX, LOOK: ‘and license. Address ‘ED—a ROOMMATE; ROOM NICELY FUR- Elahed: gheap: Wabash-sr., north of Twelfthat. rae 0 SEWING MACHINES. RER TO SEWING-MACHINE AGENTS.—"“THS ‘Wilson Keflector,” an MMlostrated sewing-machine Joornal, published monthly, devoted to the interosts of ‘tewing-mmachinvs and everything manufactured by se*- ing-machines, litoratare, and general naws, kigh? pag: and forty columns of chsica miscollany and res imal tar. WILSON SRWING-MACHINE CO., Publishers. Subseription price Fifteon Cents per annam, with au ele- gaat chroma froe, pustage paid. Free to’ Agente and alors ia touing-pigehince and attacamenis, Add-cas * WILSON'S REFLECTOR, "Cl ‘Ohi, " OR SALE-A sWest Indiana-st. ‘OR SALE—GOOD SINGER SEWING MACHINE fot $20, at 261 Wost Indiana-at, TP. LARSEBN, 30 EAST DIVISION-ST.. AN. er Family, Vistor, Weed, Wilcox & Gibbs, Whe & Wilson, Grover ¢ Bakor sewing machines, warranted one year, Prisca 15 to $35. All chings repaired aad warranted. RevOQuUTION IN SEWING MACHINES TF YOO wish to buy a stwine machine coesp, of hate as ro- paired, go to the NOVELTY WORKS, 14 Stato. oar. Gasca SEWING MACHINES SOLD ON HONTH- t rented, Pinout Sos. WEERENS: ts Clan ¥OLDING-TOP BING: eek Bttnenih SEWING MACHINES—ONK Str one Wises. cue uae & Vicwr, oa stan all in good order and very cheap, OF atten; will exchange, 213 South falsted se GINGER, SEWING STACHINE PRINCIPAL OF- 10. fico lil State-st. Machines sold on moatbly payments; t discoant for cash as INGR OFFICE OF A. J. MELCHERT, CITY ‘Agent, 215 Suuth Halsted st. Machines sold on month- Typayments, rented and repaired. W ANtED 10, BUY SIX, UNIOS BUTTON, OLE ‘tewing mechines. Address ribuno TANTED-PARTIES WISHING TO PURCHASE Were rem cus aad work) Besewent oF rE IMPROVED SINGER, AND 9 GROVER 4 ‘Baker machioss, very cheap. PHiVAT: Series tiareet, oom 2 up ace ¥ A WILE: SBS NEW $25 wa ra0d is B20 aris at eed nate oe pil cpehenge, a eA SINGER LATEST IMPROVED YAIOLY $40 fashion, wckriy uew, ae tavccarkat Sane DS maagnins ue nek HPeenwatsinen a ee