Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1875, Page 9

THR CHITAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1875.—SIXTEEN PAGES. SPORTING NEWS \ ke Sccond Annual Regatta at Gencva Lake. 3rowds that Witnessed the Event of the Year. lacldent to Gen. Ducat’s Yacht ~.Tha Second Race. White Stockings Again Defeated by the Athletics. ne g e Long Branch Races---Match at Dexter Park. Hand-Ball and Billlards. YACHTING. THE BEGATTA AT GENEVA LAKE. pecial Disvateh to The Chicaco I'vidime, Gersva Laxe, Wis, Ang. 28.—Yachting bas hecome an established pastime at Geneva Lake. Jt1s followed hera with an ardor and devotion which includes everybody, and which is quite astonishing to those who have reason to Jament the Iack of interestin it in Chicago. The people of this delightful resort have indeed bocn far abead of vour city folk in their devo- tion to this hesltuful, rational, aad exhilarating amnsement. The wealthy and fasbionable sum- m rresidents here have owned their fine yachts 103 covered the waters of their beautifal lake for many s das, and 2o orgavization called ths Geneva Yacht Ciub has been in existence foz a considerabls period. The natives t0a have largely followed suit, and tho lake is at ll times dotted with white eauls flitting over the blas wavesin every direction. Hence, the num- berof yachts that Lake Geneva can moster is pot s few, and it8 regattas are events that have 3:ep and engroesing interest for many inbabit- 215 of the Hitle place,—man, woman, and chuld. The race L0 YEArs apr was exciting, and every vay sucosssful. Thacof last year was equally 89; and further iuteseating from the fact that TBE SEERIDAY PRIZE— s besutifal miniature silver yucht—institnted in favor of Gen. Sheiidan, was then first com- for. It was at that time determined that it should constitn'e a standing prize to be subject to com- petition esch year. TYesterday the sscond apnual regatta for this trophy tuck place, aud 1t was & day of great excitement 10 the pretty littls town, from which not one of its wnhabitants big enough to con- template more than 4 wash-bowl of water AP st s time was free. Long before the sppointed day ammved the event was looked {forward to with the utmost supiety and interest. Speculation was rife; tke most buoyant hopes were indu'ged ; predictiuns the most at variavce were wade withour hesita- tion ; whe owneis of the yachis entered oeclared the mon pleasing conlidence in the success of respecive Doats ; their wives, and chil- d.m ana friends wele with them heart and son and £be people who didu’t own yacuts took sides ane way or the other. 1t was AN EVEXT OF GEEAT SOCIAL MAGNITUDE, scd the topic of conversation in evers house- bod, especially in tuose directls interestea. The lsgies talked about if, the children talked sbont it, the servants chatied smong them- selves sbout it, and took pains w0 over- bear every bit of :achtiog talk that ®me within the raoge of their Ppersevering or- gaos of bearing. It was m be a contest awong Ppeigbbors, —aniong the Bi the Dnm the Ayerses. tho \nn Sivcks, the Sharmans, the Bmz&aeu. the Blatchtords,—~whose residences e bordexs of ti:e beantifual leke, and who are in constant social comuuniop. In this respect hm entirely duerent {rom the races which Dav0 teuen placa in yiuicity this yam Is ab ‘tumned & houschold importiace, The Iadies were snxiogs for tne succes of ticir hasbands' boate; tuschildren were inconsolal's at the thought that “our boat ™ might not win, aod the neichhara ‘beld that maurwnuecdon 8zardencr, teamster, furnishers of groceries, eto., yith certain of the familiss, was a sufficient reasq for their espous- scudded swiftly ahead, expressed their delight in chesrs, clapping of hands, and waving of havdkerchiefs. Emms made s very fine race just after the sonth course was entered into. She was baodled” well, and, getting most of the wmnd, rapidly passed the Nettie, notwith- stauding that Jim Bradley, of the Fleetwing, sod Mr. Emog. of the Frolic craw, ware sailing tho later. Geueva, handled by Gen. Ducst Limsel?, sailed like a burd, though ehe dipped badly at times, 23 a puff of wind would fill ber salls. She was thus retarded at severat points in the race. The Geneva and Clara bugged cloge to eact: otlier down the west baak, makiag a very fixeny race between them. At the west gtako-boat Emma, who was considerably in the advacce, made a bad sttempt to round it by metting too far to the leeward. Nettie took vaniage of her, and, making the turn withous ioas of time, passed- ber, Geneva second, Clara tlurd, Emwa fourth, aud Lucy Belle filth. No time Was taken ot tho stake-boats. The course thence lay across to tho east shure of the lake, thonce to the judges’ bost, and then a repe:i- tion of the same circoit. 'The craft preseuted & beautiful eight as they headod for the second course, and their positions were not materially changed. Nettie still held the lead. but Geneva was clippiog the waves ga'lantly, aod suining somewhat. The Nettie Jost by going oo far to leaward in nesring the eastern shore, and it became a close raca thence up be- tneen these boats. what tn the rear, were haviog a little race all to themselves 1 the meanwhile, Lucy Belle bein farin the rear. Up tbe courss Nettie an Goneva contestod 8 vory gallant and spirited raco. They were admirably Laodled, and sailed as gracefully a8 swans. They rounded the stake- boat ove minnre apart. 1hey had gotten weil off on to their courss when A MOST UNFURTUNATE ACCIDENT happened to Mr. Ducat's boat, the Geneva, the centre-board breaking and rendering his boat incapablo of any further servico io the race. He was hence obliged to withdrw at a junction in the contest when it was cvident that he was to be a closo loser, if not a winner. Emma ronnd- ed tho judses' boat 3 minutes after Geneva. Clars, just before the turp, hiad her poak-block away, and was obliged to withdraw. Lucy Belle left the race, sceing no reason to bope for any success. The Neitie sailed the lasr bhalf of the courss, owing to- these unforiunste accidents, withont .op- pomtion, and was declared tbe winner of the prize. Sho immediately hoisted the champion gemmnt‘ was received with hearty cheers, anl thouco eailed to Mr. Rumsey' house, where she received the coogratulations of his wife and children. There was a good deal of sympathy expressed for Mr. Ducat, A SECOND RACE then took place for tha Whiting House stakes, between second-class sioops. The following were the entries: 11, by, "No, 12, by, Sherman <o, 13, by ...l 3L W, French 11, by.. H_ Sturges 0. 15, by It was somewhat interesting from local causes. But several of the boats were carmed ashore. others dropped out, and consequently but one of them went tho whole distance 1 the score which will be found below giving THE FULL BESULT OF DOTH BACES: 21 58,2 g HERIEHE S| Ex |83 = |83 RE |ARSs) F i3 SiTEIRAL 8 1:a ez :25 sam'm[x 1:02:00) Lacy Bulock 9|1~01 L'zzie Moore., ll 12: Jennie Lorelel. Y'ng Americal 14 PARBAGUT BOAT CLUB. A special meetivg for the purpose of reor- ganizog the ciews of this Club, which have o~ come somewhat scattered since {he revont regat- tas, and to transact other pusinese, waa held at their Boat-Honse, foot of Thitteenth street, last evening, President Staples in tho cbair. Capt. Ogden Downs read the new assiznment of crews for the rest of the rowing sesson. Mr. Jobn G. Shortall was unanimously elected au honorary member. He is & valuublo acquisi- tion to its memberabip, to say nothing of the $50 added to the Clob treasury. The asplication of Mr. Heory P. Darliogton for admission to active membership, was read and referred under the rules tothe Board of Admission. A vots of thanks to Mr. William B. Curtis for services kindlyrendered the Club, and especially for bis veluable aid and suggestion given the crem, which has recently beep 1n trainiog on i} Onalnmat Rican Jjourned until the Geco Mondly ia Beptamhsr. ANOTHER BEOATTA ON LAKE MICHIAN. Itis undersiood that the Chicago Yacht Club will offer a club-cup to be satlod for abont Iug that femily's bost as the ‘avorite. Accord- ingly everybody had selected.te craft that was dectined to win some t.me besre any of them could be brooght to the test. Bat the feeling thus awakeped was of the mo; amisble and peacefnl character, and resultag in no eocial discords whstever but a deswe ;n the part of each 1o do add 1n his eacthly powero win. THE DAY atlast dawned and besutifally. Tcthe close it waasfie 88 conld bave been esired. The sun thons down with considerable utensity. but it was tempered bya brisk breeze spinging from bs sontbwest. The wind fiom thz quarter in- deed wua quite frceh, snd tosscc tue waves about with a roughnect which threatned davger fothe amulier bouta. Itadded an exitement io mxm. Iawever, not apparently tered by any the yacktmen, thouxh one smsll boat was mnnm:d. brt entailing nothing mee serious than the drauciing of 1is occupavts. PICPARATIONS BEGAN eatlyin the ds), and then theie wa a great ecadding to and xo of the contestant ychis, all of which seemed ready to do everyhing but fake their position: at the starting piac. ‘They skimued anay ber, (here, everywhers but the e place to whic, everybody expeced {0 seo them take their ctrse.” 1hrs ortof tbing ;u,m. inevitable in acht races. [enspe, lLike vachts Deed warning up, A vacht would perbps eailclostap to the staring-point, #0d everybody wanld exclaim *Tiera they tome! there—they'Te 2iog to makes start” aud off 1t woald fly 22in, perhap balt-way cross the lake. Then a couple of them ¥ould get together and jndulge in a lttle Jossiatary brash. Then, Pihaps, hif s dozen of them wuuld bug toge.ar 1 :lose quar- ters just lonz enough 10 Wak everyiody believe sbar the gapreme moment ¢ stacing had ar- rived. and thep off they wou!fl-n atall poinis of these ecciric:ies were be- ing inaulged in by the vachtimers business- Uiks preparaticus ure ,mmg farmi aear shore. Meenrs. Gsoue‘L. D\mhp. . Eainank, and Coarles L. Wilson, wero bisy i sstreny’ th Tacge party of Clneago visitors whipadeome 1o witness the event.and embarkivg tim mon the lnlnl Steamers pmnded for their ~conmoda- The “ Cieco,” & beanaitul etea yast be- to Mr. N. K. Farbank, 100k 4¢ agood- sized party. Mr. George Sturees progedtor a Party cf his fricnds and ne wepaperhn i hm Yery fast and elegant steamer ‘*Arre” Dunlap's fine stesmer * Gertie™ faraisiy m Poriation to the judges and a number® thyr Sept. 6. E—— BASE-BALL. THE OLD, OLD STORY. The usnal result attended the Chicago-Athlet- 10 game yesterdsy, the only variation of impor- tance beiag that the White Stockiogs made some rups, and yet bardly deserved them—certainiy not more than in Friday's game when they made none. The attendance was smaller than on either of the two previous days, aod the indica- tions are that if the home club wins no more games between now and the close of the season, they will plas to empty benches before gnow flies. There is this to be eaid, however, in connection with the Jate games of the Chicagos— that there has not been a word or breath of sus- picion againat the will and effort of every mem- ber of the nine to win every game they have plaved. This is no small thing for the organiza~ tion, and if they can supplement it by winniog wo or three good games—those with Bt. Louis and Cincinnati—they will recover their position as favarites. Withont stopping to discuss the honesty cf Higham, it mny be said that his de- parture has taken away overy cause for sus- picion of bargain and sale. Yesterday's game was Jost by a sort of general cussedness among the usually-reliable members of the nioe, espeoially in the fourth and sixth innings. This was supplemented by a detision of the umpire which was unquestiooably an er- ror, and just as certainly an ivadvertent one. The Athletice lost the toss and went to bat the home club presenting Golden as pitcher, Devhin oo first, and Glenn in left fleld. The re- mainder of the nine were placed as in Friday's game. The visitors went out easily in the firat 1nping, but in the second Sutton got to firat on & clean bit, went around to third on 4 passed-ball, and scored on a wild pitch. In the fourth inning, Figler led off with a bit to Brannock, which wes badly muffed. He then stola eecond, and came home on & nice hit by Craver, which Hines lost_sight of, and on which the stiiker pot to eecond. Sutton struck three times without hittog the ball, and Hastings, baviug dropped it, tried to catch Craver off waons, and both men were safe. Hall followed soquuntances. A large steamer, the Luciw Newberry " took ont several handred. AMONG TEE MOST XOTICEABLE PEOFL™ ’-‘fllnnmdad nme ap;mnnuny’ ‘gm'fi"m b8 regaits were Jud, own, .. Baelog Beargos, Mr. J. E. Carpooter, M. b A “!l hgnly. M.lE'. Georgo .}LI i I, Mr. George Sturges and fam! Vm-, 3. B. Vaughn, 3r, C. R. Lacrabes, Capt. W(. of the vacht Frolic, Mr. W. Smith, K' ¥ Tumer, Presidont of the North Chcago Gl 3 Judge B. A. G. Fuller, Boston ; Mr. C.7, Whldn,cox.a.w Fazar, Mr. B. Warioe, 1. G. A Muir, Judge H. W. Howe, Kenosha; Masc Tilfs Smith, Mir. 8. H. iWheeler, Mr. Mr. J. T. Meyers, Mr. W. J. Johnsto. lr Bobm Boberts, Mr. H. J.. Wlllmg(axd. M Day, Mr. H. J. Merrill, Mrs. Thom: Iifi:b,wnm. J. Stiles, Mr. thge N. Builes, M| F.J. Wilsop, Wir. E. 8. DeGoler. ith the varions steamers moog l'im a0d bearing away towards g ‘which 1o observe the start. THE START. mmwm then gotten together uxs point, showing the fullowing entrie *Sn.l Neile, by J. 5. Rumsey. % Douste, by Mise with a hit, and the bases wero fulE Anson could do nothing better than send s bouunder to Peters, who fielded it prettuy back to Hastings, and Craver was (or should have been) out at homeo; but the umpire, by s seiioua “error in | judgment, declared bim sate. The crowd was uproarious at the decision, and addressed all sorts of remarks to Ar. McLesn. Nothing more discreditable could bave been dote, for there is 1o pround for supposing that the decision was sything but an error. Aficr Craver had se: s bases were still fal, but McDBride came to therescne with a clean base hit, which brought 1 fntton and Hall, and put_Aacson on third. Thelstter came home while Hastings was try- ing 10 catch McBride on a stesl to second. Thus it wil be seen_that the five runs were made on the same namber of base hits, aided by Hastingw' bad throwing to second, and by the questionsble decisin of the umpiro. In the sixth inning the Athletics had another stresk of luck which yielded® them four ruoe. Eggler led off with a hit to Braunock, which was o badly thrown to Devlin, aliowng the er to reach second. Force followed with a clesn hit, takiug Eggler to third. Clapp sent & hot one fo Devlin, and_the latter fielded it pack Py o tings to estch Eggler, but he succeeded i 3, Geneva, by A, C. . ucén scoring. The nln]tg was aseort of genersl : :: mm‘;% z;xv G. Ayer. ttmg down, and the four runs shown in the Clars, . Van Slyck, 308 Fer B by B Napper. T other Athletio run was made in the ninth l.Al-llhlud except the Bunlu. entered by Miss | siog, when Hall led off with a hut, stole seo- 0. Docat, which was withdrawn, as it is rig- | 1, went to third oo & passsd ball, and was €8 far Lighter weather. They got kysy o on a | & home on Anson's hit. Food fying start, passing the judges’ boat as £ o the sisth inaiog it looked aa it the Tollows ; Thes were to mako no mors i the third game Fettie, th they did in the second, but the Athletics Saen. 01 gecasion to do a little mufiog, and the 1 boligba little batting, which togetuer bronght i 5 rnos. Glenn led off with a clean hit. Dev gollowed with a hard one 1o Sutton, which wa2)] fielded to_Craver to catch Gleng, bat it W3S Teq, and both men were safe. Hines followed with & clexn hit, and the bares were {nll. Peters then reured on a foul tip, and astings came up with a sharp bit to Sution, which that plaver flelded vers badly to Clapp, a2d Gleon and Devlin came i amid gree: cheer- ivg. Brannock then tried Suiton with a hard hit. and the fielder promptly mufied it. Hast- iogs and Brannock then stole a base each, and the former came home while Glenn wss being pat out at first. Warren followed with = fine hit, and Brannook scored the fifth run of the inning. Again in the eighth inning did the batting fover strike the Whites, and they pounded out four more runs. Peters sent the first ball psst second base, aod at once stole that bag. Hasi- ings put i a clean hit, which let Peters score. He then stole second casily, aod Brannock again treed his luck with Sutton. The latter gathered tho balt, but mado a bad throw, and Histings slipped up to third, while she srriker was sala at first. Brappock startod right away for second, aod Craver muffed Clapp's throw to hesd him off, go that Hasungs came home. Warnzn then® ut in asafe hit and Branoock tallied. After ielaski had maiked one out, Glenn and Devlin Clara aod Emma, some- : : in any gume of the laet baif-dozen. hit hard to Sutton = and Torce, and were muffed in both cases, Warren getting home on the play. Hines ended the inning by a weak hit to Craver, who $hrew him out at first. 1o the two innings nazsed tne ‘Whites showed more good judgmont -in base- running and were favored with moro luck than The pitching was divided between Golden and Devlin. and with about the same resalt jn Lase- Lita. the latter boing, 1t anything, a triflie more successfal. All other necessary informati:on can be found below in F H P4 E o BEND PR 1448 213 4 a3 81 AR 1443 84 3l ool 12 a: Ifll(‘mldt of 1131 MeB: 1f ol of o HEEEE lLiggter, c. 0, 4| of of erlull. r. ol o2l 1o “Totals meee. 3111|811 ia7itatio Inninaa— 1 789 Afitotios. 0 v o 1-1 Chicagos. ] 0409 Total bases on hits—Athlotic, errors—. iy 1o Achlatie, & Dnvun, E“hr'i Glona, I—Chicago, 6. rannock, 38 leno, icago, —Egpler, 1:_Mcbride, 1; Hall, e °m§. Yoriin, ZE Fatere, 1 /mm, i iimieae, a. 1 m, 13 GLaon, 1 et G 1 Tt Wild Pitches—Gulasn, 3. B o e T haes and ten minates. Trupira W iiiam SoLoan. rnoa-pxct OF A TOUUNAMENT. The Captains or managers of the Franklin, Liberty, Lakeside, and all other amatenr bage- ball clubs of this vicinity, are refleswd,ln meet in the parlor of the Commercial Hotel Monday evening at B o’clock, to make arrangements for a tourvament in this city pext mouth. Com- muoications maybe addressed to J. A, Pierce, No. 97 Clark street. GAME AT 6T. LOUIS. Special Disvatch to 7'h Csicaqo Tribune. St. Lowms, Ang- 23.—A number of ladies and geotlemen sasembled ot the Red Stocking Park to witness the roturn gamv between the Cnicago and St. Louis insurance nines. The playing, for amatenrs, was very fine, and thecontest close and exciting. At the end of the fourth iuning the scote stood 8 to 8. Chicago then drew abead, but was overtaken toward the close of the game, and St. Lows finally proved victarious by a score of 11 to 10. ‘BOSTONS—MUTUALS- BostoN, Aug. 28.—Base-ball: Bostons, 14; Mutuals, 8. NOTES AND COMMENTSs Bond has decided to remain in Hartford next year. «Dug " Allison has been engaged by the Cin- cinpatis. lantics next season. Nothiog more has been beard about the pro- fessional cinb for Pittsbarg. Knight, of the Burliogton (Is.) Cluby goes on « profeskioual uIne Dext season. ‘Tne nine for the Washington Club fur next season, it is said. is already selected. The Athletics leave this evening fox Mansfiald. 0., where they playalocal club on their way home. Blong. the pitcher of the Covington Stars, has been offered £2,000 to play wish the Rhiladelphia Club next season. Chartea J. 8weaav, the veteran second' baseman, has severed his conpectiou with the St. Louis Rod Stockings, baving been released it bis own rejuest. Ellick will play Bwessy's psition for the Reds in future. THE CHAMPIOSSHIE. ‘The following is the record of the <champion- ship games to dste: off some day th's week if pigeons enongh come in. The tweives of both clabe will be change and strengthened tor tho next match. AT CREPDO00R. New Yoz, Ang. 35.—The Remincton dismond badyze was won to-day at Creedmoor by L, L. Hepburn, defeating Fulton, Yals, and (,.nfiald of tho International Rifle Teasm. Hepburn and Fulton each made 93 points, but, as the former shot 261 and mads the greatest number &t long rangs, he was awacded the prize. RELIGIOUS, “THE EVANGELICAL COUNCIL, Care May, Aug. 28.—At & mestiogof the Evsugelical Conveation this morning, the Rev: Dr. MoKimney presided, when the following res- oluton, as o substitute for tuat introduced yes- terday on the same subject, was adopted : Eesolvea, That, while wo do not fesl warranted in pronouncing when church membera become proper subjects of ecclestastical discipline, we nevertheless deciare our solemn oomviction that all drunkenness, and that all drunkard-making sre grossly inconnistent ‘with good church membership, and We iso expreas our bedef that the officers of the church may greatly advance the cause of temperance by B0 Tegarding, de- ‘manding, and tresting these sine, s0d that we pledge ourselves to carry out thie sbove in our churches, The question of Babbath observance was then discusscd, the result beiog the passage of the (mlowm; regolution : Renotved, First, that wo will never consent to ex. cliango the lioly day of qur fathera for the holiday of Continental Earope. Second, That the jiquor-seliers, whils deatroying the ‘bodies aud souls of meu, sball not be permitted also to destroy all Teverenca for the Sabbath by ;rosccuting thelr sinful work upon that diy, and bence we cali upon all good citizens to aid in” the enforcement of existiug lsws against Sunday traffic. 2hira, That we remonstrate with united and indig- nant volce aguinst Sunday excursions, snd with special emphusis do we deplore the sesming purpose by Ut approaches to prepace our people. for a whol o dcle:nl‘i:‘? of tho sscred day during our spproaching centenni Kourth, That wo pledge ourselves to labor in our respective churches and Bab- bath associstions in securing & botter observauce of god's holy day; that some meana should be de- vised by which no fore Sunday lubor shall bo done on railroads or in furnaces or other departments of labor, and that we call upon all stockholders in such com- panies who are members of the Church, to cons.der ihe fnconsistency of their increasing this Babbath des- ectatfon, After discuesing the Babbath question snd passing complimentary resolutions to the offi- cers, the Convention adjourned sine die. 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Madisonat. m:'fin’fi'm’:“}fx?uu. le, 2 —PLEASANT FRONT —AND &ay boardora accommodated. i EBAST HARRISON-ST, 4 o rent with o mithoat bosrd, "~ ELED BOOMS 4: WEST RANDOLPH-ST._HANDSOME FRONT Darior, (Fammsbert wiin e o Harnishod), with or withont board, and uae 48 SOUTE ANN-ST.—A FRONT ALGOVE ROOM, 0 first. : 2O, i trat, dm board; also, aingle rooms; reler: \umsn-Av — chLY F 299 eora b B fesisimen: "‘”‘““‘” class, ” Reorences: 58 2 T o rovermanias brecy thing rut-class, " e 584 WABASH-AV._HAS DEEZN RECENILY O newly fornlsbed througtout, sad bas all the modéra tmprovemonts, with good fable aad plousant rooms. Apply with refersuc zAnBuvai Ezrhaxez FRONT, X ng‘on. i or wit It 5 B S 602 «sentlemen, or gentloman and. v, MICHIGAN-AV. fot.x 674 RONT ALCOVE ROOM, second floor, hot and wld water, to first WABASH-AV,—VEHY DESTEABLE HOOMS o fout, fu.Dishod of Gatucmisied, with orat sl ol silrason Y. SOUTHL. MA ST., BETWEEN MADISON AND ‘Washington—Twe 3 good board ; by Bouso; all \mprorements: 344 por fnuu Yiettranoans 40 ASHLAND-AY. FRONTING UNION PARK. Dosirable rooms fo reat, with firs-class board s ref- eronces exchanged 5 SOUI‘K XAY-S"'A ~ NICELY - FURNISHED {ront room to rent, with board. 5e g?vggbcnzkasg gfilln o e, S0 86 pas geoks b Sotion ml.fifi ool l .QK'HEA and elean. s«lV SOUTH SmI‘ON-ST ~LARGE O On 5 room, with board ; modorn hnnrwfln AmvGLE 67 N rreoniesTa m"":‘%mn?,m”%" Vourdons.” Cas havs frons room aad Use f pisao i de- 85 SOUTH GREENST, BETWEEN MADISON onroe—To reut, Srith board, one handsomely faraisbed (mv, 1t room 1o gent and wile o two single genta, 85 8QUTH MORGANST, HALF BLOCK FROM Madison cars—Rooms foruishe? and nnturnished, with board _Day boardars alko accommiddated. 107 SOUTE, PEGRIA-ST Wit Uk wivauir rd, two ploasant front rooms. All modem Inbeoromnis: 107 SOUTH DESPLAINESST. — WANTED — A board, $450 per fey boarders 1a private family; 110 SOUTH Gllsduflpf’r nONE OR TWO GEN room to rent. tlemon can tind a pleasant furistiod room, with board, in private family. 135 pEst uonm for gentlomen aqd wives, or singlo gentlemen: Torms reasonable; god board. 137 WEST MONROE-S' ST PLEASANT "ROOMS |, with Brat-class boara. Alsu & fow day boacders wann HUUMS ANU —A FURNISHED HUOM FUR with or without board; no other P SONAL—A BOSINESS MAN OF &, STARTING for Earopo sbout Uct. 1, uld Lko t mako the ac: Ganintazee ot pepiiema oo 1ol about that 0. 55, 'l'db\lna nflme. ERSONAL-A YOUNG GENTLRMAN OF GOOD L famisamzls octano, incomo &15.00,raceatly lca:cd w i e Kddrosa D15, Tribune officor o oAt 70 It is said that Zettlein goes back to the At ! - M. G_SUMNER, C “uon svp’ ERSONAL-WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM young Jady who gov out of strec'-car at. coarch pear iftecnth-s:. on Wabasb-av. ; 7, 5t SANBUKNE, Tribuns omes. ERSONAL—HEN ; BE AT MY OFFIOE PrRona o HRISND, ¥FIGE ONDAT, nedsy ovening last. S. Png AT SuULD Ln,rliy'rg MAEE THE AC. v uf the young lady wi detor . tho girts, 1 ‘Triba0e, ARE. 2B Addres U 3L et aun oftice, l)ERSO\'A JOHN 0. GARLAND, ESQ. Wi Foofer & favor it no wil call vn WAL LBurTaks 08 M adisou-si. L_WILL THE LADY BIGRING HE el T the unll:la o:Tho Facts in bo Cuss % une. plaase give inftials present ldosh Personal) and oblixs 3 FY R BSONAL-A PLEASANT, AGREEABLE I, P thiat would Tike & acsLrablo wiatep's hase with o Ling. bearted woman s comy pmpankog 20 Irieod mayaadress Post-Ulice. . PLnso\nL—mnnD{o’flAL AGENCY—A ME- drum througb which Iadies and gentl - Gomo acqustatod Laclose sissp to 5 0. Box &fof ol PERSGV »\L—<A MECHANIC, 3§ YEARS OF AGP. wonld like to form tho quflnhnu of some nice Bl "'c‘I.‘n‘f.’é" patirred; lofonsons Boncrubia CAF oL priarre - dreas O 64, Tlibun"l n;lice sty Rmobl L Yoo Y T T rertisoment o Ao, il i as anomer 18 PostOuce. o> 1O v ERSONAL—WILL J. 5., ADDREBSIN( give addrosa in fall dress X 5, BT!;{b\mncufiuxe L PERAOSALWILL Tar B Dearbornsi., Ro anta, Ga. ples - o sand sdaross st Gnee ¥ ooy Desshomat, Roomy RUMAN ROOT, LATE OF | 156 SLULH S‘\NUM‘UA-H ', oard, $4 per: S WEST ADAMS s-r SERONT ROOMS, FIR: 158 3 tacont Bir tromibed: oo, o whabosy ey Torms low. Rooms nowly renavatcd. 162 FORREST-AV.TO RENT-BWO PLEASANT east rooms, wi 16 5 souTH on.mm sr‘_nhsm ROOY, with board, for 3 gontleue ]7 WEST JACKSUN-SI—_TU KENF, WITH board, " lcely-(arnlahod front Fooin. Terms vory reasouablo. 173 wwe'soni’ e lodge: il 194: WEST JACKSON, CORNER HALSTEDST, A fow gentlomen boarders can be accammodat plossaat hums to the right pariios. 901 VEST WASHINGTON-ST.—TO LET WITH board in & privato Iamily. & saite of froat rooms nicely (nmuhm. desirable fra leman and wifo; alsa snms siagis Tooma; house and location Arsi-ciase; ref- srence. 209 WEST WASHIXGTON.ST.—CHOICE PLEAS. ‘nt rooms, farulsnad or uaforni hd, aingly of £ suite, ‘desieable for momarri=d _goatiemen, or gaatle- manand wite, with firstc] vory moderate Tonmmahoass “hva bech lately rontied, and contaias sl nwdum ‘convonlences. 2169 ircrvmrv 5T, CORNER PRORIA_SEVERAL raished rooms, with gas, Car o B et Sk Eoater ‘716“"‘5"' w.«ssn GTON.ST.—FRONT PARLOR. ed, aud back parlor furnished, wi )¢ WEST MONROEST. _FURKISHED ROOMS 2_47.): o ront, with board ‘for goat and wileor two seats. e NN U 9] TEST MONRORETEOONE FURNISHED T4 WABASH-AV _PLEASANT FURWISHED [} room, with beard, suitable for two, ln a private samily: rofersboas ezenanged. 750 Hmmcm -AV.~LARGE BUOMS AND GOOD ato family. - Reforonces oxchanged. 751 AND 7 m wux,\sn AV._PLEASANT ROOMS, with board, farnished or uafurnisned: modern convenibnces and first-cless tablo; resereacos ex: B 754: MICHIGANCAV. -stm.;m.s svn‘l OF rooms and singls mm_ n:mun 79 WAB\!H-AV l‘ SEC- story froat rooms =y hq- A o mith Quired. _4dd: UARD-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ON B Soum Side; private family: recams lmbh-fl"m not. articulars and peios, U4 Trionas DA)\D—WITB B T 31, ata ide. Add Koze ottos. AKD- KOGH FUR GENTLEMAN AND a0 o oA ot i Koo Y Sl hyoaty ourth aad saat of Siais- ENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN PRE R G rate f: S m:mql.:;l( h:na smuu\ Somloris of & Bome do. ).\RD-Fon OR‘H'I..Z X Wiy Tate el s L ,H,.a:.P.. hawegn” AL uet be modorate. Address B am st 0 Parkav. T 0 3, Tribans office. OARD_A YOUNG HER, Bt e, LA, oSy TEloRER i s 1n & Sratclisy (am .m..,...,,.m inerition. Addresed B, Tongns there: GARD-FOE GENTLEMAN AND North Sids i the 3 e 4!-1.'1" orm g s tomor BY GENT, LADY AND LITTLE BOY T o3RI baat, LDy Proteron: “Brooy BY 374 pormaneacii saltea " Beae o rolerenoss. T 2 Dar 350 per munth, weskly i3 sdvadoe. 'Address W%, TH> “wnz ON THB uno ofice. OARD—IN A PRIVATE PAMILY FOR WIDOW. § er with two children aad narss. Addn‘-‘l h.'hwlb o atfice, Bomn—mv “BOARD I¥ PRIVATE TANILY ON ndisoe-st., west of Morgaa. 8 ‘I'ribane ofice. 0ARD-BY A COUPLE, W. NFORNISHED B o tnd winter, bc:v’lun Puur‘E PRI 8061'103.«5}! (AV.—TO RENT—PLEASANT FUR- m and bed-room, with board. . NEAR EIGHTERNTHST._ 880 Faralshod rooms to board ; Prico. _Ralsronces ascangads o o mocente (_)0 MICIGAN-AV__TIRST STORY ARD OTHER room to rent. with board, furnish- od.” Day boarders scéommy a7 79 room off, OARD-AND ROUH O ROOMS FOR SELF AN—‘E R Tribune office. wits for the winter, south of Tweaty-aixth-st., t, and east of ddross BOARD-IN X FRIVATE FAMILY BY % FIGTS D oronces sschaazed. R, T: iagion, and Van Buren-sta, X 3, Tribase oioe. of Thirty- f luaisna-av. A loman. Rofersuces B cbiid, D FOR MYSELF, WITE AND in family whero thers are fow if 70!7110 INDIANA.A COBN IRST: boarders: Cannot. cipes bt will ! —Parior, ai . and o e e b e A e ey w,uusu AV.—TO RENT WITH BOAED, \RD_T WILL PAY 850 OA: m‘ lirge second-story front room furnlshed, batn: B()bg"d zflfi‘f‘sfié-’.’”fifiafi“ ol m aad furaist ow fasl R 87] FABASH-AV.-A NICE LARGE FROKT for three persons, to rent, with Hritclaas b, e 1002 WABASH-AV. — VKEY _ DESIRABLE ey tooms with board; honse first-class in every WABASH-AV._ROOMS FURNISHED OR o qtuntsned, with or witbout bosrd, pleasaat mmodations for gJatiomen. _Table-boardeis maated. 1019 bikid, to gbat dad wife vt Cab goaie: 1247 WDANAAY., Nrak TWENISXrn: | st.—Nicoly tnrmished aloave front room, suit. 3ble for & marriod couple: aiso large back rooia saitable for gontioman, to ront witb board: 134] SHYRTLEFEAY. CORNEE TWENTY- ViSa-aut home wich Detvate femslys tacs eodacater he Al L rivate B i mo other boarders, 1402 “SOUTH DEAEEORN ST TN PRIVATE fawmily, room, with board; Ladies p A BARE CHANCE-NEAR nxumz&was’n. A refined Amorican private | acoept several gentlemon and gire tnem all tho comforts of an elegnt dome; two eplgadid alcoves for thrao eaod, and iws Lirgo ruams {ur 0. dezn; 7 modern memw:..:;sz.; 36 ret. family--. orences required. ottice. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ALSO TWQ GEN- BOARD—AN‘D UNFURNISHED R00M. BY 1 Saupls {or the wter, betwaca Paorla, Loaints, Wiak- ington and Van Buren-sta. W 74, Trib Be: ARD_IN A PRIVATE l'nflLY mx GRNT, son and mster (young lady); omo comiosta dasired’ Lastol roferences aad vrompi pay. Addross O3, Tribusa B\JARD—AND TWO OR THREE UNFORNISHED Tooma for Jlf, wife and twu childrsn; Weat ear care’ sccommidaticns good s tormelow.. Addrase O R, Cribute ottice. DENTIS FXCHANGE ¥OR OARD—BY A dontal work, Address Q 7, Tribuae offico. ermwon @ SELY AND wm:. . NORTH OF THlTrBtet uad, enat of Stato, szocpt carpots.” Siate Tocatio and. upn-. Mdm- in Teibuns oos. BRARD-ON FIRST OF OCTOBRE, OR BEFORZ Doacd and 10 parly furmistied rootn, with aadeck ConTontences: i & GATAD SmAY. Heloreacos Srens ‘Address, with particulars, O 31, Tribuns offce. FINANGIAL. A Lfionxzmxu PAPER, NOTES WITH coxg nt 820 soid. e i Riaas. Couusnoul. PAPEE AND cmc.mo CITY OR! aton o )tato Seroticind. Tguealands and e (hecip Tot selo. PRARY ST HONT: LB w A tlomen, can fiod olesssot migle or saltes of raoms, L3 ith goud ‘“‘Su'm’ 2 prinite xun“ easantly e (Juvrow HOUSF, DUE-BILL OF 3% PATy usted, ot (cnlnnuv .y KI-( leonto-st., 1, otfered at oau-third discouat South' i e i, Fribuns abas, &, z'phgo offico. OMMEROIAL PAPRE_AND MORIGAGES h Side. C <t rasie o ol wife or two gea- ort] NORTIE, DEARBORN ST.—1 LARGE FRONT room with all the modera couveniances; baodsome- omen, Q5 NORTEULARK ST —PLEASANTLY FIENISH. Iamiliss Nom'fl GLARK s'r.—NwE I-‘uxmsnxn rooms, wit i day be also accommo- 134 ABRaims obn o iy Fobusohed rome. posd tabls, bath-room, hnt and cold water, two o a rovni, §5 mon._The finest house fur boscders in the city. —A DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, or unfrniased, with Loard; also aingls Iy farnishod ; suitable for gentleman and 1 ed rooms for Accommodations firsi-class. 12 AND 128 MICHIGAN ST.. NEAR OLARK— each.’ Also 006 iargo trynt room for Lhreo or four geatle- 217 ILLINUIS-ST.- farnishod roous. Dojzbe uad sold. . b ade eatatoat 8 por UGENE 0."LONUG & BRO., T Hast Wasnlng~ DE SALE_OR TRADE_A BILLOF $i0 AGATNST +boardin Sids a ficsrc g-bouss oa the South onoof 853 against a dessmakor. To aayone that cah vrads tuem ont Hberal arrangemonts will be mads. Ad- dress S 3, Tribuao office. Gucb SOTE PAPEE AT 10 CENTS & QUIRE; £o0d envelopes 125 cenia s IWAfi "TO_BORROW 5,00 IN THE BURNT retatl priccs. ¢ distzlct for five years: good security. ~Addrees S 45, “Tribuzs oifice. P YOU ‘WANT TO BUY OR BELL LOCAL STOOKS and securitiss, or borrgw or lead money on them, call on D. 5. AIGGINSON. 96 Wadbiagron-st, bass- ment )_or uafurnishod. with first-class bo; 229 FAST ONTARIOST., EAST OF CLARE— Froat alcove roum to rent with 991 ) WEST FOURTRENTH-ST._WANTED—A fow boarders: mechanics prolerced. 93() VST WASHINGTON-ST. — NICRLY-FUR- od ooms, sizgle or e wulia, with board: prices. mnou s WEST WAsm'vu’rov.s”r —TWO OR TOUR 256 TLG3 rettont teachers can be accommodated Board; no other boarders. 27 WEST RANDOLPH ST.—~TWO GENTS AND a young lady can bave a nice home; board 3 AN NST.— H 290 WEST WASHINGTON.ST.—T0 RENT, WITH and amall rooms, siaglo or en suito, ] terms ressonable. furnished or nlurnllflurl. le. 929 4: ‘WEST wnsnmm‘ovsw.. (CORNEE G18. pentor—Dunblo and single’ front rooms board. 298 wilo or two single e snaTia fox L yonci LTON-ST._TWO FRONT AND TW 299 Dot minits bowsar T 4 2 ‘WEST WASHINGTON-SY. — TO lmull.lcmmu lflml.lhad. lnlub:l’ulinrs 3 ST sz Pznsom -IF &, J. JEPSON, ¥ORMURLY OF ‘Rockford, will ‘sind uze i Boekiont will wond bis eddross Bk tien FOR suzp* PORBALE. A LOT OF EBONY HANDLE, NICKLE d table knives and forks for $160 perset, worta 87. A. W. WHEKLER, 06 Lako-st., up-salrs. g 3] < T & of 38 2| 3f 35 2] 2} 24 713 2 4n sl ‘ oo 4 o 2 1 1o 2423 i 3s1513 7 — THE TURF. MATOH BACE AT DEXTER PARK. There will be an interesting coutost at Dexter Park Tuesdsy between Mr. McNurnew's b, h. Beaty, Mr. McAsay's b. m. Kitty, and Mr. Dum- phy's b. h. Fairplay, for & purse of $300. $200 to firet sod $100 to second. Three other rots will take piace the same afternoon. DEXTER PABK TO BE THROWN OPEN. The management of Dexter Pars announce that they have thrown open tho nurk for the cse of the public, and that botb tracks will herealter be free to all persons who wish to exercise their horses. They proposa to kcep both the running snd trob:ing courses in perfect order, and invite all gonslemen who desite to ocoupy them at any bour, except ng only on race days. The offer will no doubt be often accepted. THE LONG BRANCH RACES. Loxa Braxca, Aug. 28.—The first-Tace to-day sras » handicap for & purse of 8450, foc all ages, 21¢ miles. Thers were three startors, Nettie orton, Galway, 20d Osage. The raue was won oy thwny by two lcn"ths, Osage seccmd, Nettie Notton last. Time, 4:103. The second race was for a consolation purss of $300, 1 wile, for horses beateu duriog the meet- mg,-—B F. Carver, Vaoderbilt, Venango, Cam- don, Long Brauch, Windbam, Jack Ta.gg, snd Letitia Halsted. The race was won_ by B. I Carver by & nose from Vanderbilt; Wmdhun third, Time, 1:46%{. The 2-mile neat race was won by Warrior in two straight heats, beating Galway sod Donoy- brool, aad d.staocing Hattie Howard. Time, 3145 9:44l{. e genlleml.n 'a race was wonby Capt. Liovd's Vcnmgu by two lengths, H. Blasson's Hoaxer second, and C. Towngend'sRummy third. Time, 1 Gznban won the burdle-race by ten lengths, Minpie Mac secoud, only two starting. ‘L'he betting was three to oue on Canbpo. Time, 4:33. HAND-BALL. OEAMFIONSHIP OF AMERICA. A series of fifteen championship games af this interesting game will take place Dlonday, ‘Wednesday, and Satarday of this woeek, involv- ing tho championship of America aod $500 a side. The contestants are Philip Casay wnd Daaiel M. Murpuy, of Brooklyn. and Jemea Fer- m‘::“:nd Ald‘.ugnme! O'Brien, of Chicaj The games will be played at O'uinen's, Cl.nnodya. and at Hartnett's alleys, respecuvely. —_— BILLIARDS. IN GENERAL. There is almost perfect quiet among the match players as well in this city as at the East. The only event of publio interest in the near- future is the contest for the championship of the Northwest and Southwest, which will take place in New Orleans Sept. 9. Tho conf ts are Megers. M ller and Maggioli, and the fact that both are from the Crescent City deprives the event of any general 1nterest. _— THE TRICGER. A EEASOXN OF QUIET [N CHICAGO. There is very little doiogin tbe pigeon-pop- ping way just at present, and thisis largely owing to the fact that a large nom- ber cf Chicago's orack shots “are Llazing sway st prairie chickens in tme countrv. ‘fho result of the recent club match between the Kennicotts and Prsiries is nos ast- isfactory to the former, and they baye challenged them to apother conteat, which will be held as soon &8 the birds can be procured. 1t may come 'OR SALE- A LOT OF MD“LDL‘G-PLAVES A’r 81.75 psr dozen; handled Bl!l. 81 each. “'KEII.LE}‘, 56 Lake- npnw 0R SALB—OAKLBY‘S EED-BUG ANb cOC erminator, warraoted or no ke Chilor adieess &R PHD B AR LR oo Bearoe OR__SALE—OR ADE-FILES OF CHICAGO “Times" for last two yoars, gold watcl om. us P ad w‘lhh‘g)n Room 27 Rxchangs Buil KA P—COMPLETE SET OF Bm‘ca- acal to bo iaken awayif des North-av., near Westorn-sv, NE §ET OF GROCERS' FIXTE'BES. and cash-dy OR SALE— consisting of ¢..unters, sholviog, bins, Madison-st. R sm 5h 1G0T, SNGLERRARELED, o3 tgun Aad caso, now. B, ESUNC T st Tatarge 0 cate g aa OR. SALH..CBEAP—no 100w, SALL AT 19 Walnutst. “She givos 13 quarts per da. OR SALE—A SET OF TINNERS' MACHINES AND tools, choap for cash. "V 6, Tribune sffica. OR SALE-GOOD TIXTURES AND SHOW- Sases at a wreat sacrifice. ~ Storo to reat, if wanted, at 0 Siate-at. (shirtfactony). OR SALE—LARGE DUUBLE-DOOR FIRE AND 5, burelas ‘proof afe for » good {op-bagar aad cash. X ne Fou SALESET OF HANDSOM! BHELVING, ‘counter, and mirror, uitsbie for drug store o other busincss. Must bo eold'st once. 24 Wait Twelith-st. 'OR SALE—OR_WILL TRADE, FOR MERCHAN- dite, 2n A 1 connter, two_wail-c; inda new In. Qian Hghro, - Inquire at No. 74 £ast biadion-s Fun SPLEA LITTEE OF Mm.‘u.amm'zmy asoh-pups, 3 mo il sell chesor Taqated for 1 B 863 W ent Skerste ok FUR SALE—A COSY HOME AND GO BUSINESS combined, coneisting £ a duzon omplatoly fur- nished rooms’ immed.ate busivess contt: io in brances; low reut and we:l ostaolished:bust mulrm! given for solling; payient dywn: baisncson timo Fioa withott: s0ié capital noad not apply. Addross L 46, Teibuno ottice. OR BALE_100 TO 150 FEET FIRST-(LASS IRON fonco, a8 19 River-st. Tall at 79 or 803 Wes: OR SALE_CUEAP_SHOW O ARE (g O right, for sxpostiion display. GILLET, {)CULLOCH 4 CO., 34 and 8 South Waies LAME ENITIER, Fux SALR-—_CHRAP—OLASS nperfeat order.” 51 Norlh ox §ALE—CHEAP—UNE EBRBXRE‘ LARGHST- size champion safe, A &, friuns office. lorgan-st near Weat 4;;”0 WARREN-AV.—A BOUTH ROOM WITH bracd in 3 private family for two gentlemen at Sz s 172 s aa1G IS KUUSS Bt s o mm e board; terms ONTARIO-ST. — TWO BDUTB FRONT , all modern improvements, to rent with 2"3 ] —S li VBRY ‘PL hbd "o i Bosr, Fucmighed or 5. Day Bnlrdx- 33.50. 134: ONTARIO- ST.—LAMR,PLEASMTBUOMS‘ )4 single o on sui () OHIO-ST.—A Fi Rhmm ROQ" WIIH 2“45 oar, fof two’ guatlomen, or geatisan and e 249,50 TNDIANAST, — A LARGE FURNISHED ; also tingle room for genilemen, with boant; hanged: ¥ unfurnished ; everytal £tirea cos oxi 50 EAST NDIIEA_‘—._——'"_——_ 253 pass 1 ST._PLEABANT ROOMS 5)05 RAST I.FDIASA ST‘—HAX\DSOIBL'I FOR- ; $o'clock 259 “0 SourH cmx—s't.~?wmwu& il ‘a‘n:flm 38 por = \D INDIANA.STS.. s of p STS— NEE STATE, A3 ASTS.— 28 gl eppec Todss, sl far- ] FANT 3,50 FOR THAE © MONTHS: WILLPAT 150, and give No. 1 collatoral of $11,000." Addreas Q 83, Tribuue vdice. LOANS ON DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE FOB 4 teotaf gesten maos of Smsnd upwards. No. 7 cyan Block, 153 Lasall 8. PLAOE. fi smxn'mz PRIVATR W o'cm'row N L “ouico of tne Diamond Purchaziog aad Losa Co., foom o Howe Building, cornar Siaie sad Jac) QNEY TO” LOAN ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, M Bonas, ac., at Hane denvne otizo, L dolph-st., noar ek Feiaotiat Mo\xy TO LOAK AT UNION TRUST COMPARY oa clblnmmvad prope: $1,500; nu buildry’ loas uhum MOCAEY To LOANCAT® AND 9 FER OBNT T¥ ums of $3,600 a0d upwards oo Improved penperty or tioar Chicagor I Ur FATLOR, 184 Doacbarn ate OXEY TO LOAN ON CEICAGO nxu. BSTA’ M TosoY CHInAG) KT e C> BOLE 5 (Oadlt Dineboraiats = . Pk 13 St Ok G N DAN-0N FURNIDIE PIAY “Z “NT‘i ‘_Furuu-on Brasmd ote, s o aod st o, N NED UPON NPROVRD CITYREAL EY] LOAX TED 3 WEST TAYLOR-ST.—BOARD AND PLEAS- aot rooms in houss with all, modor improve; A good umsu’fi“ FOOMS WITH e cunlxe~ call Monday or Tuesday. e WEST_ADAMS.ST., OPPOSITE JEFFER- £0n Park. New hoaso: partiss desiring very rooms, with board, can de ‘acoommodarod. WEST MONROE-ST,—TW0U FRONT LOUM> 712 Tk ‘with board. Referencus e um nfl A WRST MONROE.ST.—¥URNISH o N oEejor cnf paslor beAraom: Ao I8 iipeins pim ooy g privata MADISON ST.—NICFLY FURNISHED 94T Noe it b Jiormy 8 Lo 46 por week; gentleman and wife can e odated. N UNFURNISHED sm'rz OF SOUTH FRONT th or. wi hout board; West Wash- “"'?.‘,';’&':‘"E«.‘l Seidrore 2 T ibing ort ROOM, WITH BOARD, IN PRIVATE otk W bat Ulde, torims moderato. Address A family, "}‘nnh'uneu 3 WIFE OR TWO GENTLE- GERTLsh'-wu‘hll’rPnl front rooms with board ina [ EAPS:%BA};?SLX”NFW PICILE TUBS. for chm ek ¥ 1 Tetbung ommsan i S FORRAE=_oRmie_siio 13T, SERARDTOC, ol 18 o o, Mids Wasta iy ind yaha orer OR BALK—ONE OR TWO BILLIA® TABLES, all s Wfll 1l dirt l.msm.‘mM 50‘!’1!1 EAI‘I“:G cheap: bavamo room for Fon SALE—AT 118 EAST RANDOLK. st mm s, Bt b ok boxes e Shay e, s dea, i of bull- OR _ SALE_ULD oopprm 13 & Hloces:, Ope shillng, Danake, | lg.o e :Hnn?\g corgias 11, Kox., B ue, hx.,fldfln. iy gear 18, > aton B Aot €lhi o Bishod of untaralshod. M o snnretime naper with 319 TEST WASHINGTONST.—ROOMS, WITH 97 EAsT DIANA-ST -FURNISHED HOOXS RODSENS, Hoom b 131 LaSalo-s bosrd. Terms mnd;lfl!lfl. i 201 _ta ront, with or witnot board. xV ONEY. 70 LOAY OF E% Pf-‘ ESTATE 13 &7 WEST WASHINGTON-ST._A FAW NICELY. | 5~ = 3 0¥, 14 Roapar 14 A N ot vemumaer - | 271 e, M PIANAST, ey RTERED OF PN ,J.: WEST WASHIRGTON.ST.—A PLEASANT | DIANA-ST., N EY To T0AN 0N NERGF 343 anfarnished frant roomemi B 27 7 A’nx:i w&m hauBLE i\I‘l Tdmo\:d;& chsttels, 3nd other sseursi DR & 5 374 AT, -iipfig‘m'islgrn-fi;:‘kl.s'mwfl nmuu ST, ENT_WITH BOARD, A GNEY IN HAND TO_LOAN OV of piano. 28 vory desirable saile o front rooms, furnishad or I collateral secarity. WILSON 7 ATTEL nn o unfaraished ; referoncss roq: 118 Randolph-at. 4DAVIS, Biom I'ohBYTOLOAN IN SOMT L Y, MY cucient ruien. ¥ b_*‘h“m k. Churea'Block. -~ L'w. xfi?m& ONEY TO _LOAN € ixnos, Stoper 5] VDS, WATCHFS B S TANONDS, WATCHES. 0 LOAN nl«.,_nr' 4; Uiack. smoantsai? o AT'S PER CENT: ALSO, el at once. 10 b.,“‘“,.,“.x. - NIV TG sstioate TOR* (rvave TEON SLom o AR TOT0ME T oo lusido secarity: L_np--td Toats; nse of bath-room. brick bara ana parod rbunrdors accommoda S supte AR 30RN-ST., BOUTH OF OHICAGO- 39() WBST VAN BUREN-ST. — A the\\lu\’l‘ umnunmshm room, with uff"x for two front roow, also ane tingle room, witn Er prate family. Address ¥ 4, Trbuns 429 WEST WONTDEST._PLEASANT TOOK, Hotels. st svenaking deienan; Packy foc ey gesson, BOLIES EUROPEAN H nm‘sr., CORNER STATE welridata. ; ad 447 LIEEST, NEAR TNION PARE-_PLEAS. 1 ret siugle o o0 & 0 bt y: i3 Lo elty; zooms ast rooms aid good table for tareo gentiomen: RFOREST HOUSE, 1, ~ SEVERAL ferms reasonablo: roferouces requ! DFFOREST HOU B usmxds'r.fifi_. 4:6]. Z"':s};. WASHISOTON.ST., NEAR SHEL | board: soniners exposars. " rasms vert modsrmie: e o Parloe sud pleasant roots, wi t |t ~RANGER'S" PARY; TOGAT. n: Soa? chureh. park sirsetcam and | (1 RANOET FAD S FLACE, HOTED, LOCMT, ’I‘J AN HLI0ON TONG TIME : INTRREST RISON & WEKKS, 1 rmn‘..v il preciest lace Inor our of tho Sl (o spead & iaist day | G NESS 2 X . LOAN—$7,00 ON_GUOD InS Ervock waukeo+v. ‘buses ad cars run wichir, g ’ T (DIOPeRY 8t dolog rates. W. 3. O, Vel 2 Somn "[ER CEAREYCT: HUUSE—Ts SToTe P ow L oy u«_uowxy O WAREHOUSE BECEIETS, Boark iy basrd ors sise sesmmiasdaied SrOfEyrry od other & JManl. Misceuanen, | porLoaN s W0 ON CIT LAY PARTIES WISHING FIRST-JTASS BOARD FOR Totlals “‘!""\EAL'HTA";"& & Honay i ar.d winter cun beat of ity wice secomuoda: | "[EE. A?\{Lz&rmm EAS $5.00, AND WANTETO T e | L AR iablo s the el and wiior 4t 35 por oot o tha can aidrras Xk Toibune utfoo. jummer mies. Adtres CUMFIATTION, | VN ANTED—ko ¥OR § YEARS; REAL ERTAFE Felvuna otica: soourity. W I8, ‘Fribune oce. QFEWHOWILL e 'ea laty mhola livi g W ASTED—3 LALY BOARDER maky lesaat ¢ i [ aluno By ralsteae. Addiars fac o lie oiase, BUAFD WANTED. ANTED—36,000 ii: rived: win m’l‘a’fin‘w‘,’fit‘“ ot aked Ad K'. ‘b m UARD—A GENTLRM A T A R A . reasonab mflmun"o:-l’m““’ oo 7, Tiibuue otfce. | < U plote- "Addres (euaing tore) riaie familyy West Bido: soferences exahaaged. Ad- ibune office, %———. OARD-A LADY P, FEACE A [EIVATE FAMILY ON WERT SIDE ¥OULD B ) Lgzion dosi "4”’57 AND XEAT ERFRON | 1k ot or two gentiemen lo biard. Pleasant O San e las Gt clas and good loca'ivn. ~ Addreas Q 53, 'L'ribuno otfice. mu znmmr orlels g lorgns excha g4 4 Bo.uu)ma—l} Lfihng‘xw‘Amnvz nfluu. FOR- "-o-kcm 1., Box 413 Jistied or nnfarn it all oieveniences (8 & ARD—, \’UV NG LADY WISHES BOARD Togat bouse tmo biocks wott of Union Park: tablo tirai- rivato family, ARD IN & o st L D R irve ¥ i, Telbane Sihco. Wadaingion sad ¥ oyons, Asblavd-av. and Ao, | PLEASANT, ROOMS, HANDSOUELY FUENTRA- | 1o ters, Dot s e ; houa ‘niodarn improvements ARD_FOT sttt it of SRR | Bl S, ST o aion Par) oren ako: wou', & Tribuze adice. Sres B, Ty 008 ableot 1o guing Lo tho county. Ad- A HOME, 1 Sonth Sia PARK-ROW- TWO PLKASA.‘T WBNXBHKD front rooms to reat, with board. ELDRIDGE-COURT — FICB ROOHS TO RENT to Iadias or gentleme; d rocms for thres oF four gentemen At $5 per W”K_ V._DAY_BOARD PER WEEK. 21 SRS T, A 5 ‘THIRTEENT! family. on. S TR CORAT JEWELRY, CONSTING OF sod gmall Tosds | bredstplos, earrings, roas ¥ 89, Tribune omce. by T STATEST. OVER N o, double. o, with firat-cliss board boud peor week, 85t L&CK. NEAR BLUE ISLAND. av,—Wanted 18* AND roms, Sowiv —Two young moa boarders ia & privais d dzy bosrdors. OR su.h—von A THOROUGHBR| = F Chkonneyand isLh - Livs Br3ae Son blrrd t L bar “;n;u:;'g% ) B3Uher orseparata, Laqve at 101§, O SALE-4 an OF WELL e, b O el ELLRAINED, Bly fo VAR WL S QR SALE_FOUR OTL, P.u.nrmus OHAR WITH rames; Chicago artist dress X 14, nnmonfca i OR SALE-RAILROAD JPOE, BiLE TICEETS, Nw:fiox}{ GoSBRICE F 08 Clkar FOF SALE_A BREFON L0ADING SoTGUN, m:l‘:\;&]a&::fl €very respect; has beea a ll » low Spon, ‘Tmake tho o to suit R SALE-ONE ' connter, 2 eet Tong: oos ixhiamy ; grocer's shelving Cil o Sddro & By Fon SALETQ BLAC BEACKSATTHS I w pouncs of “DHHM steol 10e3 &L & great bej shurt finu lv?:e,.l‘;nr oo eaiks ot bt oo S B R OR SALE_SOME _LIGH Foradis iy Uieie valoe 2t Catom ey T OR SALE-TWO-STORY DWEI LING. H'JSE o F Address I 45, T: DRY GOODS able ¢ clothing Md&%bd vnr! cheaglor casn. cu., ‘Wes: Morgan-st., 3€00. 'mne of- Boe. OR_SALP—FORCED BALE OF BINGY ML d watch X F chisg, euldmatchos, dlamonds, piaoo, coite sad sALE—on EXCHAN( E 3 F°"x. Pk e R il trade for. 2 (.ll"mnlnalmllwnh "DSQIII& al Lot NUTTING'S O. Y ool sud alcore Transiomy MICHIGAN-AV._LAKE FRONT—FROIT 265 aloove and other rooms, farnished or unfarnjih- d, reasonsblo to pormanent tablo boarders. ac- 279 § MICHIGANAV. = HANDSOMELY FOB- Y RESPEOTABLE YOUNG 1, T} oaardiog houses neod not answer. Address V :D—BY A TEAGHE] RAN. j;n, Eulion, Woodsta., AB& St Sy Fitcor a4 Burea-st,, Milwaukes, for OARD-BY A \GENTLEMAY AND WIFE, FUR- gfi;flhfiafl wean Stxicouth and Twenty- Profeionens nua. 36, stating terms, v-m, “Lribuno orfice. BY A UENTLI-\!M— WERLL- od suite of rooms pm.mmu, it good baard Afldrn:g”fl. bads o e L R R T i O, OARD-BY A WIDOW LADY. PRIVATE FAM- ALy with no cther boarders proreired. T tbs il addre g Tl \tlan ad prics > L4 1 ribe VARD-BY A LADY TEAOHER orata, od midi,sod Bt Lils dcguies s oo vnILu'nLym 32 Sa5paney for lnst uction, or ai oduratd tare: Addross ¥ B fribane s alshed front suites of rooms, 281 AND OARD-BY A BINGLE amx.sun. PLEAS. ant ro m Ahn d Address, ating torimes oiae N 20 Telhns oites. % V ; bs::*.;s.%ummssflawm.«“ et W T PR T U V~:§ffi:r;'z'3...%m°'"° A W lwfllxmm':(rq‘:?.‘ s ' n m‘}hht\E vuflib 1,00, ON BIRST- uusa owu.und Ty, woll rentod, with advaaiageous ground-losse, b} o' reapunaible party, Addrsss . “yrmzm- 00 TO §X,00 TO DO A GE, nufln‘b o in MiiwLikse b o bines yiatae b 8 purty who ooy 'A‘(TED—A AR—BY A WI TADY, O] Wu..mm ml::-)nmuhn‘ lmx:gv.'uu 4 rooms. Wil pay livoral laterest. _Address X 93, Tubans Axn'xu-m PORlYBABAI' 10" PX A W S o o LA AT 1 FRE PR nbunnmnx A.ngflcfi;‘iwuxxn PAm HDS" Mm—ifi AND l&flll %fl fllm-ol m- llnuitnt unauni- l\ ‘ribuns WAz n oL aarn ';j;'“m ANTED—A AN—O u-v FOUR LOTS AT x}mmnoqaoa Fuck ror;u oar; will yay 3 por ceat per S, 00053.\'3 Tonfifih‘“ CHIOAGO REAL Uy 0r 0. HAMBLATUR, T Hoapar Hiaare P 000 CHICAGO RGAL $8.000 2257 oeR ST R 28 MICBIGAY- AV—-AN maur of front rooms, and single A MICHIGAN-AV.. —-PAHTKSS WL"HI\D UNE ‘with board, 2% PR GARD_LY TWO YOUNG & T B PSS R L Trans e, can be eocommodat N-AV. — HANDSOME FRONT 286 oo arsi 8 or, nforaished sscept carpet, s iow rato to permsnent 310 MIGHIGAN-AV.—ELEGANT SUITES = OF Fooma o £ cond {l reat, onfar- Hlaed, i o eniitost pa of 108 ciy, o o S — chmGAX«AV.. FRONTING LAKE PARK—~ 31 Nicoly-furnished fooms, with board. 35 M.mmavv-nv. BOOMB FOR RENT wich WABASH AV.—CHARGED mzms. FBW- 418 Iy furpi-ned rooms, with or witnoas board. boanicrs. Termamodersts. GAN-AV._FURNISHED ROUMS TO 4:28 ;‘li?fi'mm; ‘also unfunished back parlor. Tommsmoderate. = AN-AV.-ELEGANT LARGE AL 4685 reiCal ‘urained o cataralbed, wiib Board. Tho rooms cootain gas, hot and cold wasar, aod Tovntal | Torms very mderats. H-AV.— FIN] OR 468 Froand ih or wibosk boatd. 470 WABASH AV, —FURNLEED BOOMS,WITH first-class board. Boumquvb ROOMS TY 2 PRIVATE FANILY for three agults and ocae of t to excoed 318 ope week: mistaotoiceed 33 wum‘ Tide from cop e Vanbaren to-sca. ‘Address S 6 Tr.buno othea. R OAKD—A GENTLEMAN WIH XF. Bt e tor maell sadhatas (3 Dok Jaie Tanily o Wt Sidn ansn Bote Address with terms O 1, Tribass office: OARD—WILL TRAD. EQUITY BT fkne o ROUTT B respor le party who will awsume incambrance. y ly parments. _Addross 53, ‘I ribags office. BD‘,‘;‘”“‘ GESTLEMAN WiTH WIFE BABY, ana naree-gir o permaaent board Tarsilye Sedects o1o) Tribung ence: e OARD—BY TWU YOUNG GENTLEME Bnrlcuypdvl;h&:muy location and ;’md" = Andmf‘il.‘hlbunoomua i of Bt P OARD—AND ROOM BY A YOUNG LADY NEAR B -second-st. Refersncesgiven. Address 213, 0ARD—FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND CHILD; Boiats lnd gomtoriabln m, Tt Sonn zuge, ‘addreas ¥ 53 Tribune otioe, are curin slz 000 ruwu DV f‘l‘l’i’ BEAL_‘:JTAT! l.h-ntlnl’u‘ 'Tbbflfll ‘. $15.000 Zo2s 53088 e b 22 TO LUAN IN SUMS OF 33,0 AND UP- $90.000 e e Ca ol meAL UNSULT DR. A. K, SMITH, OF NEW ¥ City, free on tye, eas, chronic, ' nervous, ex, cornt Ana’ D a0 Halaied v a s A.DIES PEYSIC!AX. M= tead-s1 % Goat Haiss it Pationt CULIST-DE. J. G. MAILBE, GRADUA’ PHY. .(a)“-nz:: k‘n‘ tas bulvmlq 2t Fradco, arrived [ this oioy of whiatever Bacao or e tare, lost 13 38v.d. - At tha presest ) nd-lwhlunz At tha pressat time many Oftico Botras 310 13 4345 10 5 18 Clacbon, .