Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1876, Page 16

B REAL ESTATE. Bastern Capitalists Get Two Bargains in ths Dore and Major Blocks They are Bought at Prices As- suring 8 Per Cent Net a Year. (hte Loan Market Easy---More 014 Loans Paid than New Loans Made. Auotion To-Morrow—Improvements &t South Evanston—Miscellane- ous Items, SALES OF THE WEEK- BOME IMPORTANT TEANSACTIONE Among the transactions in the real estate mar- ket last week that will attract attontion wers the salea of the Major Block and the Dore Block. The Msjor Block, on the southesst corner of LaSalle and Madison streets, five stories high, B63¢ fect on Madison by 125 feet on LaSalle . mtreet, renting for $12,000, when filled, was sold to Mr. Crozer, of Philadelphia,for £325,080. The Dore Block, at the portbwest corner of State snd Madison, five stories bigh, 66} feet on Btate strest by 105§ feet on Madison street, and renting this year for £33,000, was sold to Dr.J. C. Ayer, of Lowell, 3Mass., by 5. M. Nick- wreon, of Chicago, for $300,000, $250,000 of which was cash and $50,000 in Riversice property. These two blocks pay about 8 per cent net. The seles were effocted through H. A ®arlbut of the firm of Harlbut & Edsall, wholesale druggists of this city. Mr. Hurlbat’s sppreciation of the sdvantages of in- weetment in Chicago business property st pres- snt prices bas placed two good bargaine in the bands of Messrs. Crozer eod Ayer. Dr. Ayer now owns about £1,000,000 worth of Chicago real estate, ali of which has been purchased tecently. The purchases describsd above will bave the good effect of calling the attention of sapitalists $o the cheapneas of Chicago property. 1t is but fair to stata, however, that there are very few pisces remsining of inside productive businesa property that can be purchased on anch profitable terms as to yield 8 per cent in- tereet, net. Other noticesble sales of the week wers as tollows : i Balle, with lot 40x180, for $75,000; the Jenks Block, 10 d ‘12 East Radison street, with lot €0x100, for $20,000; 200" foet, river frontage, 135 feet morth of Twsnty-sscond street bridge, with improvements, for $0,600; and four and basement marbls frost, houses, known as 34 26,33 and 30 Aberdeen o $40.000, G. H..Lawton haa sold two-story and basement stone- Boulsvard, oo o Graad Jjust south of Thirty- stresy, for $10,000, M&W-Shm hassid two two-story and basement oy Park for $15,000 ; 10 lots in Jeflerron for $6,000; S00 Fouk o Pors Bidge for $4,5003 5 1o 10 Waabiogion Heights for §2,100. SUBURBAR lwarg A, Turpin, of Philideiphis, conveyed to 3, n.z%mu. ‘Lot 3 and south 63 feet of Lot n,’guaq. Cxbal Trustees® Subdivisisn of tho weet cae-half, and 80 much of the southesst quarter of Sec, 21 as Lies TIe] o S, o0 Hves O% EXTH on, . LS e , 207 $40,000, s0me o ‘South Lranston, subject to &a oot strest, between Wood and Lincoln streeta; Iwmnummnrdk‘hndxam Stats streets, 1 . “cfi:'.nmmhem‘ux Taft, of Whitins- vills, Mass., 171 acres in Seca, 1and 2, &0, 12, imme- distely west of Narwood Park, for $25,650 BATURDAY'S YRANSFERS. The folowing instruments were tisd for secord Buturdey, Apzil 202 Agumest s v corer of BRI 4 H40NIGH dsted 1120, (Timot t0 Mare iy e West Taylor t, 25 fi w of Despiaines at, 81, 25 X116 {X, datod April 22...... ..., .. 1,387 Weat Tujlorat. w corner of Desplrines st, & 1, 25x116 1, dated April 22. e 1,257 Bouth Dearborn st, 117 3-10 £t 8 of Twen! enth st, w £, 25110 ff, dated April 2. 2,916 Prairie st, 278 7-10 £t 5 of Twenty-ninth 253118 1t, dated April 41... §,000 Aldine quare, 58t w of V: 22x123 ft, dated April 20... 20,000 Weet Huron et, 241 910 {t w of Hoyneav, s f, 243121 {8, AatePADII 19 oovevreeeciaranaces 800 Goethe st, 139 1-10 £t w of North ' Welis at, nf, 251-10x11018, dated Aug. S0, 1875 .......... 3,100 Briost, 1075 ££'e of La8alls ot, 8 1, 2232109 ft, dated Apal 21. . 6,000 Btao-st, 52 ftn April 18 2,840 Cryutal ol 120 ft, ditea March 18 . 200 ‘Harrison st. 194 f4 w of Oatleya, n 1, 19 §7.100 2125 ft, dated April oo 4000 ... . of Paulins, s f, 26x124 ft, Fulton e, 4 ft w Apriaac siisaeanysn S tawins 1t w of Michi, av, 0 {, 48 by % (s mug:nm William A) 12.ceccocesensnne. 2‘?7: Twenty-second st, 8 dated April 12 (Isiae A e 88,000 0,000 Harriaon ‘st, o k% , 353125 6, % W 18 fLsof Ll 2,200 ‘with other property, daf Centre av, 91 ted April 2 of Twelith st, of, Wrightwood ar, 201t of Becina sosd, n2, 128 v, ° e rosd, nt, 12 x14436 1t ; also Noble av, 1 e cor of Shaffeld av, 8 £, 60z115 ft, dated April 35 ftn of Fifty.firsteat, w £, March 29. 3 B, 81, 991135 £, s PP ISR T ) Groys av, 149 {t s of Forty.ninth st,w £, 1002185 ft; also, Forty-ninth st 212 ft e of Cot. tago Grove av. n {, 80209 ft, dated March 21, 12,000 Blurray st, 175 £t s of Forty-third st, w £,351128 11, dated April 13. . 1,90 STMMARY OF WEEK. Tho following is the total amount of city and saburban tranafers wittun a radias of 7 miles of the Court-House filed for record during the wesk ending Saturday, April 22 : City—Sales, 94; sonsideration, $792,435. North of eity limits— Bales, 5; consideration, £29,250. South of city limits—Sales, 24 ; consideration, $85,700, West of ciy limis—Bales, 1; coosideration, $250. Total sales, 124, Total consideration, 307,635, g LOAN MARKET. WOER PATMXNTS THAN INCUMBRANCES. The tsbular statement below affords s most gratifying exhibit. Thers have been 1solated weska'herotofors in which the payments have exceeded the lisbilities incurred, but it is sel- dom that the total of payments for any number of weeks exceeda the total of incumbrances. Such is the stase of sffsirs for ths month of April go far. The number of releases does not give tve amount of inoumbrances paid off, a5 this ja dificult to ged a¢ i every instancs, bat wheo it is reccliected thas the year 1476 brngs $o maturity masy engagements en- fad inle in the yuar of the great fire, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES. ; and that the incumbrancss in previous yesrs ‘have generally besn 50 per cent grester for each mortgage or trust deed when compared with the figures of the Jnuent Jear, we think we are uot far wrong in claiming thas the debt paid of is very far 1IN EXCPSS OF ANY NEW INXDEBTRDNESS incarred, and that this is troe even whes the pumber of relesses falls below the aggregate number of trust deeds and mortgages. But very few loans worthy of remark have been brought to a conclusion the past week. Yorrs eamutod oy 14 fo et homt on Yerson ears, secured by eet west fronf p n%s. corner of Douglas place; also 10,000 2t 8 per_cent, five years, secured by some 40 feet on Rush streset, east front, near Huron strest. COMPABATIVE STATEMENT YOB YRE WIEK EXDIIO APRIL 22, 1876, i 1876, Gapeidars| _+ Gonelders- No.| tion. |No.j tion. i $01467 288 $030,142 .| 148 o4l Bia97, (831 92,854 e e o 186 §SI%E64, S4I| 788,995 Relsatas............ H o COMPABATIVE STATEMENT FROM APRIL 1 TO APRIL 21, 1376, 1875, Considera-| | Considera- tion, -VD.I tion, 5 $1,254,457, 849 $3,421,70 123, 313130, 180, 403,062 1 nsi $1,567,587 1,029; §3,824,432 AT Mortgages. — s IN GENERAL. XINTS TO HOGSE-RENTERS, To the Ed¥tor of The Chicago Tribune: Cmcaco, April 21.—Now that the 18t of May is upon us, and thonsands of families are on tho eve of pitching *‘their moving tent,” not *‘a day’s mareh nearer home,” but simply in an- other locality, I feel 3 genuine thrili of philan- thropic interest warm my veins, prompting me to add to the world's stock of bealth and bappi- ness by a few simple words of advice. First—The bead of the family should observe whether the street on which is located the house or rooms he contemplates renting is paved, lighted, and contsins water and sewer; also ‘whether the adjacent buildings are of wood or brick, and observe too their extertor appearance, for a man may be-judged quite 28 accurately by his neighborhood as by hia clothier or company. If poseible, secure & brick house, or one in tha vicinity of houses of this material, on acconnt of the incressed safety from Second—In regard to the building: avoid a3 far as possible old wooden tenements, as much on account of their unnesithfulness as from tha demoralizing elemonts which always cluster around them; but seek instead a house occupied by as few families as possible, and if you caa afford one by yourself, so much the better, and be thankful that you are in such favorable cir- cumstances these dull times. Third—Having found & place with all thess ontside circutustances as favorable as yon think you can possibly afford, look tarough the apart- ments thoroughly, using your-noose at the same time. BSesthat the rooms are conveniently lo- cated with rogard to each other, snd are every ‘way suited to your means and maaner of Lving, and that they possess the general conveniences of closets, paatries, etc. Ses that the pantry is lighted from the outside, 80 that 1t may be ven- tilated. Examine the movemonts of thoe windo # sash fo see that thev are in working ordsr; opea the Little door under the sink, and seo thac tns wasto pipe is at least one-half inch in diameter, and thatitis trapped something like this letter (=), & matter of vital importance, as there 18 nothing 8o productive of fevers as sower-zas. Algo examine the bath-room apd water-closets, to 8se that they are in good working order. The pan of the water-closet should always stand foll of water, whuch thus forms » double trap against the eacape of gaa from this quarter. Examive into the heating arrangements; if a furnace is used see that the hot-air fiues are in order and that all stove-pipe holes are provided with prop- er covers. Observe, too, that there are oni- houses, or other conveniences for coal, kiudling, etc., and, finally, secure yeur rooms or house, a8 the cage may be, for a specified longth of timn, 80 that you will nov be linble to be turned ons at an inconvenient season. Fraternally, Evenseopr's. GHICAGO RENTS, ‘W. D. Eerfoot & Co. have rented No. 86 Mich- igan svenue, £2,500 per year ; Nos. 177, 179, and 181 Bifth svenne, 82,200 per year: No. 7 Clark street, 1,800 per year ; No. 221 South Water street, $1,600 per year; No. 217 South Water street, $1,100 per year ; stores and basements Nos, 91 ard 93 Washington street, esch $2,000 per year ; stores Nos. 52, 54, 56, 58, and 60 Fafth avenue, average 8850 each ; No. 20 Clark street, 81,000 per year; stores Nos, 200 to 210 Clark stroet, 81,000 each ; No. 212 Clark street, £1.800 per year; Noa, 191 and 193 Randolph strest, $1200 and $1,000 per yemr ro- specuvely ; No. 265 Clark street, &1,000 peryear; No. 82 West Madison strest, $300 per vear; No. 207 West Madison street, $900 per year; Nos. 56, 758, and 760 Weat Lake street, 8500 each; basements of Nos. 191 and 193 Raudolph streez, £1,200 per year ; basements of Nos. 210 and 212 Clark street, $1,000 per year; basements of northeast corner of Fifth avenue and Monros street, 780 per year; basements of Noa. 122 and 124 Clark street, $4,800 per year ; second flocr of 200 and 202 Clark sirest, $1,500 per year; thurd floor of 191 and 193 Randolph strees,” $600 per year; third floor of 195 and 197 Randolph. street, £450 per year; third and fourth floors of 52 and 54 Fifth avenue, SG600 per year; eight suites of rooms, Nos. 135, 137, 139, and 141 Mad- ison street, ranging from $300 to $500 per yerr each suite; two snites of rooms, No. 157 Wasi~ ington streat, $4U0 per year each; twolve suites of rooms in Porter Block, cor~ 'ner Adams and Olark, ranging from $300 to ‘8540 per year cach; Nos. 20, 2214, and 24 Wal- not street, €480 per yoar each; Nos, 79t0 5 Hingdale street, 3360 per year each; No.1¢5 West Monroe street, 8500 per year; No, 4!9 Wost Adams street, $1,200 per year; No. 647 Wabash avenue, $1,350 per year ; No. 59 Union Park Place, £420 per year; No. 134 Walant street, $300 per vear: No. 85 South Peoria street, $420 per year; No. 48 North Carpentor street, $300 per year; No. 490 Wabash avenuo, $780 per year; No. 492 Wabash avenus, $6u0 per year. BOUTH EVANBTON. Thers sre now approaching completion m Bouth Evanston twenty-five elegant rosidences, each one varying in atyle of - Architecture, and each built by a different owner. Thess hoases contain from ten to twelve rooms each, besides the bath-room, closets, and cellar under each bouse. There 18 & 9-foot wall ranning through the centre of every bouse, with parlors on one side, connected by shding doore. On the other side of the hall are a Lbrary, sitting-room, and dming-room; aod in the extension of each house is a large Litchen, with paotries, etc. Up- stairs are five large chambers, beaides the bath- room and sorvants’ room, are arranged for hot end cold_water and gas, besides good, large clocets. Every house hes a bay window,—many of them two,—with piazzas, aud some of tae houses are buiit with towers. The lots are 100 by 180 feet, and were sold by Warren, Keeney & Co. for 350 per_front foot,—an aggregate of 2,500 feet for $125,000. FRENCH FLATS IN THE NORTI DIVISIOX, The second, tbird, and fourth stories of the excellent stone-front Newbury Building, corner Michigan sod Wells streets, are now being fit:ed up as very desirable and conveaientiv-nrrangad suites of rooms for families. The suites com- prise parlor, sithing-room, dining-room, kitchien, bedrooms, closets, otc., and wilt be rented at iow prices, ranging from 216 to 824 per mouth. Messrs. Henry Greenebaum & Co. have charge of the rentig sud the building, which _will be under the personal care and supervision of a ‘competent janitor. AvCTION. The first auction sale of the season will be held to-morrow at 2 p. m. st the corner of Thir- ty-first atreet and Cottage Grove aveaus, whea twenty-four atone-frcat houses in the Rigdon district will be sold. The property is fally de- scnbed in our advertising columns. The oppor- tunity 18 a good onoe to obtain desirable property. NEW SUDDIVIBIONS. ‘The following plats have been filed for record the past week : 1, Egau's resubdivision of Block 24, Duncan's Adds~ tion, bounded by Morgan, and Sangamou, and Van Buren, and Congress streets, 2. Besubdivision of Lots 13 to 16, Block 10, H. O, Stone's Subdivision of "Astor's Addition, Sec, 3, 39, 14, {rontiag soush on Divislon strest, beiween Astor and ite streets. Ot ths s”?mmosflrlx NEW YORE. 3,203 stores, 2,621 are reckoned as firet, snd 5,67238 second-class, ‘The number of iron stopes is 03, Of the 5,185 atons and brick dwellings, 1,183 are for one family each. and 38,996 for more than one " family each. From 1462 10 1869 the number of new ‘Buildings was 10,995; for the year 1570, 1,809; 1971, 2,006; 1972, 1,662; 1873, 1469 1874, 1,295; and 1875, 1,251, Building operations have not recelved a check 80 great as the figures seen to denote, because many very large buildings bava been erected in lato years.— Kewo York Evening Post. “Mamma, don't you want some nios candy?” said s shrewd littie child. **Yes, dear, I ahontd like some.* *Then, if you'll ;m_y .soms, 1"l ive you halt! " Lisped the polits gicl. AMUSEMENTS. FXPOSITION BUILDING. Fitday Sigat, Balitag Mokl s Estusday B, FIRST GRAND CENTENNIAL -GELEBRATION IN AMERICA, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF TEE FIRST REGIMENT, I, §, G This Organtzation will gire THREEK GRAND OENTEN- "RIAL PROMENADE CONORRTS with Gilmore's Famous Band Tncluding Afty eminent musiclany. Among others, they have succesded in engaging at enormous expouse, MAD. EUGENIE PAPPENHE Lato prims doans of (he Wachtel Grand Opera, aud now pelma donta fo tho Strakoaoh Ttalisn Opurs. Mot first EPposrance in Ohicego. MISS EMMA C. THURSBY, The Favorite American Soprano. the atest Cornot-Player living. KT, tho kreat Amarican Comet- Player; Mr. K. A, [ob. bone; Garl Rlceol, clartongtos ¥\ liracl plecolo; Litsman, tuba: Berastelon, ominant artista; tho whole uader the dirsction "Mr. P. S. Gilmore, Tho willopen tho Contennlal Exposltion st Philsdelphis, of 1 .. b o, which will bo anaoanoed shortly, will and Na- faclude seloctiona from the popular compasor: tiowal ates aud wil cloag ac hs sud of sach pertormance with & CENTENNIAL MARC! The First Regiment 1. S. G. will appear in 8 FULL DRESS PARADE at esch Concert. Co Y d by firing of cannon. o with the railrosds con- trel p: tzalas, and redaced rates witl bo offered to partios attending slebration. Notwithstauding the enormous expenso attaading the srand nndertaking, tha prices of sdmission 1o all pars of tho bulldiag has been placed at SO CENTS. ) Kets wil Thuraday, April- ST aealb iR lebfron book Sod macss aren AT Parties attouding from other aitizs deslriag informatten, should addrozs R Headquarters First Regiment, L. S. G., CHICAGO, JLL. NEW CHICAGO THEATRE. . Clark-s B, M. HOOLE! GRAND OPENING OF THE SUMMER SEASON, MONDAY, MAY 1. Every evening at 8, and Wednesday and Saturdsy Matinres at 2 p. m. FIRST PERFORMANCES OF THE WORLD-FAMOUS Hooley's Minstrels, Gomprising the following distinguished artists: John Hart, Billy Rice, Little Mac, Babby Newcomb, Charles Bopedict, J. Merphy, snd H. Morton, Comedians; Wm. H. Brockway, Interlocutor; the great Bernardo, Prims Douna: (J, WWilkes, late of Mad, Titiens’ Opora Tronpe, leading Tenor; Charles ook, Tanor; C. Bar- ron, Alfo; F. Hogan, Baritono; J. Zwicerdi, Dssso— Vochl Quintetre; and s superb Orchestra of elght solo performeny, under the direction of Prof. A. E. Voos— the whole forming one of the most complete and thoroughly artistic companies ever presented to the citizens of Chicago. A grest number of Amerfcan and Enropesn epectalty artiets are engaged, and will appear {u rapid succession. For partioutars seo future advertisemerts. UNION PARK CONG'L CHOROE. CONCHERT. YE OLD FOLKS Of Second Bapfist Chureh Chotr, Tuesday Even’g, April 25. Tickets—Adults, 50c; Children, 25c. For sale at West Sida Library, Mill's, Bell's, and Siory & Parker's Drugstores, at door, and at W. B, Kean, Cooke & Co.'s. HOOLEY' VER] MAGUIRE & HAVERL 0, saxophone; F. P racht, ut Wee ne MONDATY, April 24, Matineed - Wedneaday and Bat- urday. the Peerless Comedienne and Vocallst, Miss KATIE PUTNAM, aided by the sterling actor M. J, J. SULLIVAN, the celsbrated comedian Mr. GEO. W. HOWARD, and an excellent Comody Company. Mon- day evening, Fanchon tho Cricket. Tuesdsy evening, Little Borefoot, Wednesday Hatineo, Littie Barefoot. Wedneaday evening, Fanchon the Cricket. Thuradsy Evening, June Eyre, Fridsy evening, Oid Curfosity pany; aad other |. i o MO SEMEN S ADELPHI THEATRE, Extra Iiadies’ NNight, Sunday, Aprfl 23, 1876, Last COhance to sseths Champion, TOM ALLEN. Last timo Comic Pantomtma, “LOVE IN A TUB.» ‘Tto Great Olio, “TOM AND JERRY,” OrLife in New York, introducing the great cribscene. Monday sventog, Anril 24, Now Faces, New Acts, and the Musil Burlesque, the Seauty and Drigands. Miss Nellio Larkolle, Misy_Alice Komp, Cotton and Birduel, Barney Reynolds, Nully Pieris, Miss Annie Fox, Shoehan and Jonce, Joo A. Gulick. Come early and secure seats. Friduy evening, April 39, Benoflt of Aliss Nally Plerls. Matinees Wednesday snd Saturday. Ladies' Nights Tueaday snd Thursdsy, Prices alwaya the lowest. AUCTION SALES LADIES SUITS & POLONALSE, Silk Velvet Sacques and Basques, Cloaks, Jackets, Water-proofs, ‘Wrappers, Etc., AT ATQTION, Tueadsy morning, April 25. st 10 o'clock, at ouz safes. rooms, Nos, 118 & 120 Wabash-av. ‘We have just recelved direct from New Yor peremptory sale, & completo stock of ladies’ fine Cashmero, Merino, and Mohalr Suits and Polonsise ; fine Silk Velvet, Cassimers, Drap d’Eta, and Merino Sacques, Basques, Cloaks, and Jackets, beautifully trimmed. Engilsh Water'proof Cloaks. Cashuers, Lawn, and Cambric Wrappers, ‘Tti6 abovs are Ans goods, mads and trimmed tn the Iatest stylo. Ladies are particularly invited to call and examine the gooda, WAL A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. for THE COLISEUM. A GLORIONS BILL T0-DAY ! TWO PERFORMANCES, A¥TERNOON AND EVENING, ALl the favorites of the past weex will appear: MISS ADRIENNE GREY, the Accomplished and Superb Operatic Vocalist: the Wonderful POOLE BROTH- ERS, FRANK GIBBONS, HENSHAW AND LAWTON, the TENNESSEEANS, and the PARLOL MINSTRELS, Admission 1a usual, ATUCTION SALES, By G. P. GORE & CO0., 68 and 70 Wabzah-av. iy ATCTION SALES! Large and attractive Auction Sale of DRY GOODS. On TUESDAY, April 25, 1876, At 8:30 o’clock a. m. Bpecial attantion is diracted to the following Nnes, {bo same being New. Fresh, and Regulsr Goods. Stapie and Fancy Dry Goods in all their vanety. Lines of Cassimeres, Cheviots, Cottonades, Jeans, Ginghiams, Stripes, and Checks. WHITE 600DS—Dress Lineus, Lawns, Mulls, Nain- 800Ls, Ladies’ and Children's fine Underwear, Genta® and Ladies’ fine Liuen Handkerchiefs, fine Table Linous, Towels, Crashes. ALPACAS—YWo huve the finest line to be found fa the city, from 1ucdium to the Gnest Grades, and par- *f ticular attention is invited to the samo. LOTHING—Very superior Custom.mads Clothing, in Men's, Boys', and Youths' wear. Goods all new and regular, sizes regnlar, and quality guarantesd. Country Aerchants will please note. MISCELLANEOUS—Topular brands Brown Sheet— inge, Siandurd Prints, Humburgs, fats and Caps, Kid Gloves, Notions, Superior Pocket Cutlery and Itnzors, Silver-plated_Goods, Fins Toilet Scape, Satchols and K. R, Bags, Shawls,’ Suspenders. Corseis, Overshirts, Dress Shiris, Neckties, Hosiery, Flowers, Brushes, &c. New invoices Collars, Laces, Ruillings, and Dress Trimmings. Carpels, an entirely new and very choics line, GEQ. . GORE & CO,, 63 & 0 Wabash-av, 264 YERNON-AY., corner of Thirty-second-st., At the Marble-Front Residence, ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, O TUESDAY, April 35, at 10 o'clock, sharp. Most of the Furniture was made to order. Elegunt Parlor Snits, Turkish Chairs, Patent Rockera, Lounges, Li- brary Table, Marble-top Tables, Chamber Sots, Hall Tree, Bedsteads, Buroaus, Lace Curtains, Cornices, Engravings, Paintings, Bedding, Extension Tables, Chaire, Refrigerstors, China, Glass, and Plated Ware, Stadr Carpets, English Brussuls Carpets, Lowell Turee- Plys, Cook and Parlor Stoves, Shades, &c. Take Cot- tago Grove cars. G. P. GORE & CO., Anct. Boots, Shoes & Stippers Large Lines of Medium and Fine grades of Spring Styles will be ol by catalogue on WEDNESDAY, April 36, 8t 8 3. m., to which all dealers in search of bargains are invited, GEO. P. GORE & €O., 63 and 70 Wabash-av. On THURSDAY, April 27, 8t 9:30 o'clock, We will offer another large stock of Household Farnt- ture, and will sell Parlyr and Chamber Sets, Hall Trees, Walout Bedstesds and Bureaus, Turkish Chsirs, Ex- tension and Breakiast Tables, Marble and Wood Top Tublee, Walnut Chairs and Rockers, Blirrors, Mat- ‘Wardroves, Bookcases, Parlor and’ Office Desk, Walnut and Plated Showcases, Carpets, a car- lond of Walnnt and Ash Extension Tables in the white, 300 Walnut B. A. Engiih Cottago Chairs. 2 Fine Tone Planos (new). 1 Elegant Tarlor Organ, {zew) wholesals price, $§200. ~ G. E. GORE & CO.. Auctioneers, On THURSDAY, April 27, at 11.0'clock, Wo shall sell some fine Carriages, Open and Top Bug- gies, Democrat Wagons, Phastone, Side-Dar Road Ehop. Saturday Mitines, Old Curiosity Shop, Satur- day svening, Ola Carlosity Shop. Mondsy, May 1, | VWh2ons, Hamesses, G. P. GOBE & CO., BALSBURY'S TROUBADOURS. - Prices as tisual. Auctionsers, NEW CHICAGO THEATRE. (Grand Opera-House.) SUNDAY NIGHT, ARPIL 23, 1878, DER HERR STADTMUSIKERS TND SEINE EAPELLE., Comedy in five Acts by Rudolph Eneisel, Author of *Anti Xantippe * and * Tochter der Hoella,” Musio by A. Conradi, ALEX., WUBSTER, Directer, THE TOLEDO, . » 141 East Madison-st, GRAND CONCERT Given by the World-Renowned HEINE QUARTETTE, In conpection with the best musicisns in Chicago, mn- der direction of MISS LIZZIE HEINE, Sunday Af- ternoon and Evening; also overy night. ADMISSION FREE, A superbly furnished Gallery for Ladies, McVICKER'S THEATRE, THIRD WEEK OF FDWIN BOOTEL. Tuesday, Wednesdsy, Thursdsy—RICHELIED, Friday—OTHELLO—BOOTH a8 TAGO, Saturday Matinee—LADY OF LYONS, Saturdsy Night—BOOTH as Sir Giles Ovarrssch, Monday, May 1—BOOTH AS SHYLOCE. SUNDAY LECTURE SOCIETY. ENTIRELY NEW LECTURE BY ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, On “Washington ‘Women,” McCormick Hall, Sonday. April 23, 3p. ADMISSION, TEN CENTS, PR ST, GEORGE'S DAY SOCIABLE, On Monday Evening, April 24, 1876, AT GREENEBAUM'S HALL, = 0l & 78 TIFTILAY e3dings, Music, and Recitations will be - ing the eYeRing. to e followed by AN Musio by Great Western Light Guard Band. T. BUTTON, Secy, NEW ENGLAND CHURCH. Corner North Dearborn-t. and Delaware-place. FIRST ORGAN AND VOCAL CONCERT, THURSDAY, April 27. Mr. JOUN WHITE, Organist, Miss JESSICA HASKELL, Soprauo, Ilrx-&, 50 cents, For sale at Lyon & Healy's, EOOLEY'S THEATRE. SUNDAY AFTEENOON CONCERT TO-DAY, AT 3 O'CLOCK. Arthur J, Creswold, Musical Director. Admisalon to parquetts and dross-circle, 25 cents; fo balconics, only 10 cents. Benefit for Good SBamaritse’s Home, UNITY CHURCH LECTURE-ROOM. C— Tuesdsy gvening at 8 o'clock, Mr. BURBANK will give s large selection of READINGS, bumorous and otherwiss. Admission 50 cents, SPIRITUALISM, Lyman C, Howe, of New York, an emin Tran wall lecture in Grow's Hal) at m:san?. . ind 7:30 p.m. orning subject: “ What and Where is God?™ Evening: “The Natural Evidences of Im- mortality.” TI0 AGENCY Managers outemplatiog a toor and wisnin, ittras. thom s ¥ oew seatiofal lay weli apecesy ok Bes by one of our moat successiul authors, ad pronodnced by the aritica of New York the bost Ameriean lay yot writ- tan: will Jearn particalars av KELLOGGS Besoriia Agency, 8 State-st. DEAMATIC KELLOGE'S Olub-Room, 6 Siate-ci.—Dramatic class nse- meat will mest o0 Tassday. Ladios aad semimrss et only instructed in the lagitinats tasatrical businoss. &, 0, SHIELDS, Tha well-tzown sind populsr Humorist aad Dramatie will BTN Bastar, a:.x.gg}‘: UNDAY, April 28, a4 § p. By W)L F. HODGES & CO. 226 & 298 West Monmoe-st, The entire contents of the two large THREE-YT0RY BRICK RESIDENCES AT ATCTION, TUESDAY MORNING, April 25, at 9:30 o'clock, CONSISTING OF 28 Rooms, Furnished, Parlor, Dining, Sitting, Chamber-room, Kitchen, and Laundry Furmturo, Beds and Bedding, Crockery, Glassware, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Ranges, Heating Stoves, Refriger- ators, &c.. &c. Sale positive and without re- aerve, rain, heil, or shine. ‘WM., F. HODGES, Auctioneers, 862 West Lake-st. 1439 S00TH DEARBORN-ST, THE ENTIRE CONTENTS, Weduestay Horning, April 26, at 10 o'clock, Consisting of one Rosewood Pianoforte, Parlor, Dining, Sitting, Chamber-RBoom, sad Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, &c., &c. 8ale positive. "Wif. F. HODGES, Auctionesrs, 664 West Lake-st. 'NO. 662 WEST-LAKE-ST, WE SHALL 6ELL ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 26. at 7 o'clock, A general assortment of HOUSEHOLD G0ODS. Cansisting of Brussels and Carpets, Parlor, %urx:sz{mn; Sitting, Cél:ml:lfimfi:rnfi'mwhm c. _Also on Saturday evening, April 29, at 7 c'dbcuk.:.. WAL F. HODGES & éfl-, Auglonl;on, 662 West Lake-st, By T. E. STACY, Office 190 Dearborn-at. DMortgase Sale, AT 520 WABABH-AV,, MONDAY, April 34, 108, m.. Carpats, Bedroom Sets, Chairs, Tables, Marble Top Buresus, Lace Curtains, Wash-stands, Extension Table, Bedding, Lounges, Rangw, Stove, cic,. eic. Mortgeges forsclosed and property sold at Lest ad- Tantage, T. E. STAUY, 150 Dearborn-at, FRIDAY, (April 23, 104, m.,at 833 Statoat, o y "Eighteentll, L Tt entivs conenty of House, Broaclsand .y Yo n Carpets, Bedsteads and , Chairs, 1T Feri-sn ey ath el Comes Sng, O STAcy. ™ 190, Dearborn-st. Iattend to Fececlosing Mortzages, serving Distrain ‘Warrants, and Making Salts of all kinds. I have con- stantly on hond Relinble Mon to take charge of Prop- orty, For Sale—1 Brggy, 1 Horse, Piano, Houss to be moved, etc, 1f sou want a sale made apply to T. E. STACY, 190 Dearborn-st. At No. 114 South Jefferson-St., On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 24, at 10 o'clock, Peremptory Auction Sale Of the entire Household Furniture and Effects of & party declining housekeeping. One Green Rep Parlor Buit, Etagere, cost $175: Marble-Top_Table, 1 French Ottomon Lounge, Chamber Sets, Bedding, Barstow Cooking-Stave, Farlor Stoves, 08 yards English Drus. sels Carpet, Ii do. 12-foof Extension Dining Table, Walnut Chairs, Pictures, Kitchenware, Crock- ery and Glassware, Looking-Giusses, etc. Vil bs sold without least reserve. A. LIEENS; Auctioncer. BY J. L. REED & CO., - Licensed Auctioneers, 177 East Madison.st,, Boom OUTSIDE SALES OF HOUSEROLD GOODS, And all kinds of personal property a specialty, We sell on the lowest percontago and MAKE INMMEDIATE RETURNS. Twenty years’ experience in the value of all kinds of pessonal property. , Parties wishing to sell parzorall of their furniture can receive the cash for the samo at our offics. Honest salea and immodiats Teturns is our rale of business, By JAS. P. MlcNAMARA & CO., 117 Wabash-av,, N. W. carner Madison-st, 2,000 cases Fine Bools and Shoes at Anctien, Tuesdsy Morning, April 25, st 9:30 o'clock. s 500 Bankrupt Asngnes Lots (NO fmnua)n @, A5, 7 MGNAMARA & 0O, Auctiazeers, _ HANDSOME OCTAGON Brick (8tone-Trimmed) Dwelling-House 4683 West Washington AT AUCTION, Tuesday, April 25, 1876, at 3 o'clock p, m,, ON THE PREMISES. The botse In finely Anished and substanttally built of the best material for the present ¢wner, who m perintended the building in person. It contsina ey ery modern_improvement, with fine Saloon Parlor 31, Tee toug, Library snd Sitting Room, 4 Chambers, with marble basig, hot and cold water, Dining-room, Kitch. en, Pantries, Closcts, bath-rooms, water-closets, callar ‘with concrets bottom, rat-proof. The esle i peremptary, and on very easy terms. “The house can bs inspected st any time, BUTTERS k CO., Auctionsers, BUTTERS & C0.S REGULAR SALE, Wednesday Morning, April 26, at 9:30 o'clock, At118 and 120 Wabash-av., N, E. cor. Madison-st, 200 PACKAGES ASSORTED GLASSWARE, WHITE GRANITE WARE, In Packages and Open Lota. Ycllow and Rocking- ham Wara. 50 rolls All-Wool Carpets, Fine Table Cutlery, Cigars, 20 brls Ground Coffee, &o., &c. At 12 o'clock, PHAETONS, BUGGIES, & HARNESS. At Private Residence 855 West Washington-st., TIOURSDAY Morning. April 27, at 10 o'clock, Piano, Farlor, Chamber, and Dining-room FFURNITUIIRIN, Breeeels and Wool Curpets, Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen Outfit, Deds and Hedding, &c., &c. Yamily declining housekeeping. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. BUTTERS & C0.S REGULAR TRADE SALE, Desirable lines of STAFLE AND FANCY DRY 600DS, REGULAR MADE CLOTHING, For Mer’s Boys’, and Youth’s Woar, FURNISHING GOODS, Notions, Edgings, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, ALSO STRAW GOODS. THURSDAY MORNING, April 27, at 9:30 o’clock, af their Auction Rooms, 118 and 120 Wabash-av., norti east corner of Madison-st, MORTGAGE SALB. Enfire Pixtures and Fittings of Restaurast, In Basement, 112 and 114 Randolph-st., Fridsy Morning, April 28, at 10 o’clock. WAL, A, BUTTERS & C0., Auctfonsers. FIXTURES & FURNITURE OF THE CITIZEN’S BAINK AT AUCTION, FRIDAY MORNING, April 29, at 11 o'clock, at the Banking Room, northeast corner of Madizon and Ls- Salle-std., tho whole consisting of Desks, Counters, Chairs, Kailing, Partitions, Gas Chandelierz, Braciets, ete. % Also, 8 fine Burglar-Proof Safe, cost $350, WM. A, BUTTERS & CO., Auctioneers. BUTTERS & CO.’S REGULAR SATURDAY SALE. FURNITURE, CARPETS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, PIANOS, AND OTHER MERCHANDISE, EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT 93¢ O'CLOCK. REAL, ESTATE AT AUCTION, Mondey, May 8, 1876, At our salesrooms, 118 and 128 Wabash-sv. 'will embrace a large amount of improved and unime proved property in the South, North, and West Dk vision, and suburba. WM. A. BUTTERS & CO., Auctionters. By HIRAM BRUSH, Offioe 108 Fifth-av., sells real ostate, general mor- chandise and furniture st dwellings. Chattel mort- gaxo salo of furniture and household goods of all kinds. Mondsy, April 24, at 10 5. m., ot 74 Sonth Bsn- gamon-st,, corner Madison, will ba'sold_satirs houso. Hiold effects of 13-room dwelling romored for con- venience of sale. HIRAM BBUSH, Auctioneer and Agent for Mortgagoe, IMPORTED Liquors and Cigars . AT AUCTION. Measrs, Cook & West, at 145 East Monroe-st., who retire from business, have authorized meto sell their entire atock of Liquors, Cigars, and Fixtures, Tuesday, Thureday, and Saturday, April 35,27, and 29, con- ‘mencing each day st 105, m. In this stock will be found all the most popular brands. Imported Bran- aies, Wines, Gins, and Whiskies; also Eentucky Sour Mash Whiskics, Cordials, Cigars, etc, Also all the fix- tures to be sold out without reserve, in lots to suit puy- chasers, COOK & WEST, Proprietors. HIRAM BRUSH, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Of housa 81 West Washington-st, Thursdsy, Aprl 27, st 3 p. m., will be s0ld to the hllghut biddar, for caih, 21 16-ro0m Bouss on a favorablo ground lease, HIRAM BRUSH, Auctioneer. Chattel Mortgage Sale At 163 South Clark-st., Tuesday, Xiay 2, &t 10 a. il be oid entire furniture snd household effects o 38 Tooms, pianos, tables, chamber sots, sofas, lounges. bedateads, bureaus, beds and bodding, and over 600 yerds of carpet, TRUESDELL & BROWN, Mortga- gees. HIRAM BRUSH, Auctioneer. Chattel Mortgage Sale Of store and dwelling at 811 West Madison-st. Tues- day, May 2,8t 3 p. m., will bosold a store and jtwo- story dwelling, and all the fixtures, fitted up for a'shos store, TRULSDELL & BROWN, Mortgagees, HIRAM BRUSH, Auctionesr. By S.N. FOWLER & CO., Auctloners, (%74 and 270 East Madison-st, Liberal cash advances mads on consignments. Begolar Auction Sales Wednesdsys and Sat urdays, Next regular sale on Wednesday, April 26, at 10 2, m., when we shall rell an immense siock of now and ele gant Chamber, Patlor, Library, Dining-Room, Offics, and Kitchen FURNITURE, Sofas, Lonnges, Easy Chairs, Wardrobes, Bookeas M,ll":Tlujst. L. and Extension Tables, Chll:, Mirrors. Beds, Badding, etc., etc, Alsoa largs lot of second-had furniture and miscellaneous goods. Boots and Shoes. ‘The entire stock of a first-cisss dealer. The aszort- maent is complets and the goods ars warranted first~ claon, DRY GOODS and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, A large stock which the owner has ordered us to closa ont: Muit ba soid. LAKE NWAVIGATION. First Boat 1o Lake Superior, - LAKE SUPERICR PEOPLES LINE. The Stesmers of this Line #ill leave for all Lake Superior port a8 800n as ice permits. Freight can now be delivered at our Warehouse, foot of Washington-st, LEOPOLD & AUSTRIAY, 72 Market-st., Managers Lake Sup. Peoplé's Line Steamors, WANTED. Parier Wanted. A business man with $10,000 to $15,0000r mare, ts take charge and entire superintendence of a large man- ‘ufacturing establishment in Chicago, in which $100,000 is now invested, and in succesaful operation, Articles staple, and salea for cash, No patent rights of any kind coanected with the buslness. Princibats only ap- pirto ILL & ENGLE, otropolitan Block, corner Randolph and LaSalle-sts, SSSnpetis Flock cotner Randolph 2ad ZaSallesta, DENTISTRY. DR, J. Dental furgery ; 20, corner Clark'and Kinzle-sts, Full sets (14 teetb), $4 to82. Small gold Allings, $1,50; silver, 75¢, Teoth ez~ tracted, 50c, AUCTION SALES. TME By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. Auctonsers. 84 and 85 Randolph-st. “RIGDON’S” GREAT AUCTION SALE, 24 MARBLE-FRONT HOUSES Cor. Cottage Grovz-av, and Thirty-frst-st Monday, April 24, at 2 p. m. Take Cottage Grove-av. cars, ELISON, POMEROY & 0O., Auctionears. THE CLOSING-OUT AUCTION SALES A H MOfLLER’S‘ (SPLENDID STOCK Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, SILVER, AND PLATED WARE, At 61 WASHINGTON-ST., Monday, April 24, st 10:50 and 9:30 p. m., and following days this week st same hours, ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auct'rs. SHORT NOTICE Feremptory Sala at Auction. Entire Furni- ture of Residence No. 562 Wabash-av, Honday Morning, April 24, at 100, Parlor, Chamber, and Dining-Room Furni- ture, Piano, Pier Mirror, Brussels Carpets, Kitchenware, Crockery, Gless, &c. Com- fote Outit for Housekagpin. piete O LISON, POMEROY & Co., Auctionsers, At Reside,n_ce 667 Michigan-av. Monday Morning, April 24, at 10 0'l, Parlor, Library, and Chamber Furniture, Bedding, Moquet, and Brussels Carpets, Sideboards, Lambrequins, Wardrobes, Din~ ing-Room Furniture, Kitchen Ware, eto., eto., etc. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., 7w Aductioneers, Rich and Elogent Faraitare AT AUCTION, At Private Besidence, 1ATE WABASEE=AY., ‘Tuesday Morning, April 35, at 10 o’clock, The entire outfit, Parlor Snit, Marble Top Chamber Sets, Eusy Chairs, Library Furnitare, Brussals Carpets, Dining Room Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Crockery, Glass and Chins Ware, Kitchen Ware, etc. Everytning. first-class and positive sale. ELISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. SPECIAL FURNITUR.E SALE AT OUR STORES, TUESDAY MORNING, April 25, at 9:30 o'dl'k. Alirge stock Elegant New Parlor snd Chamber FURNITURE, Marble-top Tables, Carpets, Lounges, Easy Chairs, Sofss, Office and’ Library Farniture, General Housekeeping Goods, &c., &c., &c. ELISON, POMEROY & CO. Rich Partor Suits, Library Furnitie, SPLENUD CHAMBER FURNITORE, Pler Mirrors, Lace Curtalns, Billiard-Table, complete, Brussels Carpets throughout the house, Dining-Room Furnltare, full China Dinner and Tes Set, Crockery and Glass-Ware, Kilchen and Laundry Ware. Entirs Beds and Bedding, eic., etc., etc. The above Magnificent Outtt for Housekeaptag will be sald AT ATCTION, without reserve, at residence 3837 Michigan-av., Wednesday Morning, April 26, at 10 0°Clock. ELISON; POMEROY & CO., Auctioneers. AT 211 N ORTH STATE-ST., Thursday Morning, April 27, at 10 0'Clock, ge sell f-hlG lel;_lu{.rChagw.u Inél Dining-Room Eitchan Ware, eia of pefvat moetgincee o e Gl ELISON, POMEROY & CO,, Auctioneers. For Friday, April 28, at 8:30 a. m., AT our stares, immenss lay-out, new snd zsed Household Furniture Splendid nsw Parlor Suits, new Chamber Bets, Iargp line new n3d second-hand Carvets, Lounges, Sofas, Wardrobes, Mattresses, Cooking Stoves, Refrigerators, Desks; entire outfit of two private houses, General MMerchandize, ete., etc. Big sale, Baon hand. i ELISON, POMEROY & CO., 84 and 86 Randolph-et. GCEAN NAVIGATION. 8 TABLy, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTORR OF TRALRy EXFLANATION OF REygrrwor MARKS. —p owpled- @ Sand, tad: 7 \cnday ~ Tiv Bunday st e s 3 Dty o extwpted | 13 CRIAGO & NORTHWESTERY RAMLWAY, Seoket Offices, 63 Clarkaat, (Sherman_ House), at., corner Madisonstry end TS Oongg, | e aPacifio Fast Lins.. e BT 2% Night fix. SOmana Night £ s Lo aEresport & Dabague Py Freeport & Dubu; o Milwaukee Fast Mail (datly). A lilwaukss Exp Do Miiwaakeo Passenger. Do 3Milwaukee Pas-snger Am, it iE 0. o _m-. m, aGensva Lake Expresy.. Dew IGenova Lake Riprev L ey ‘s—Depotcoraerof Wellaand Kinziewa, 5 3—Depotaornerof Cansland Kinste.sia. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD, est., and foot of Dewet, Zake o s Gariots, e iyt Ticke and af Palmer Houss. Moraing Express, Night Express.... & & Bam nnmuxxfm CHICAGO, ALTON %ST. LOUIS. Froy S I o A A ot 3R D Oeses 4t Depots and 123 Randoiph-g 740+, Ticka Kansas Oity and Deaver Fast Ex. Bt. Louis aad Sorineflold_Ex Bt. Louw, Sprigiield & T {"ufll Day rxoress. oA gk Chicago & Paducah Raliroaq Bx. Streator, Lacon, Washington Kx. Joliet & Dwight Acsommodation. LAKE SHORE & MICH!G Leace, Madl. via matn line.. &peclal N. ¥, Expre: CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAl Tnion Derot, corner ifadison and Canal-sts, 63 South Clark~st., opposite Sherman House, an Zeave Milwaukes Express., Wisconsin & Ainn Day Expross. A1l trains ram via Milwaukee. Tiotets for o Paalied Minncapolis are mood either vis Madison and Preids ioo, or via Wateriown, LaCroste, and Winssa - & s L o ety Do ot R ndoiohsn, mear Gl Tele Caitox N P oEh g & Sprinkneid Night Frnes Poonia and Koskui Ex; Dubugae & Sioax City Dubudue & Sioux Gicy Ex: GimAn PAMIENRET.eronnes CHICAGO, BURLINGTON % QUINCY RAILResQ. s, soot of Loke-at., Indiana-as. and Sizteenth-d, g ¢l A Sixteinthats, Tichek ORess, 53 l;l.v)..: sadatdepats urors Passenge: Aurora Passenzar (Sanday) Dubtaue & SiousClty #2p, Faail Nixbe Exo. for Omats: aasas Oliy, Leateuworct, & “Ex.Sunday. YEX. Saturdsy. 2Ex, Moncay. ERIE AND CHICAGD LINE. " S e et o ¥ . 122 Vi V3% Sorner dodisen. ud Teave. Arrie, s -Pollman X e Saioe Car B . tianti Express-ballman Baiy| 0% = ace Drawing-] Sleeping| Cars angd Hotel Cars. | SMp.m.| .:Hla Only line running the hotel cars 2 New York. PITISBURG, FT. WAYNE % CHICAGO RAILWAL Wa. m A5 p. m. ezcapted ¥ Sanday tod. 5 + Monday axceptid.- DU BALTIMO| . rains leave from nu!El; %‘m"fi%}’m ol fost ar Dlentjsccondst, Depot corner Aladisonst. od Xichiganas. City ofice, 8) Clark-it., corner of Waah ington, i, 510 Wt: 18p. 5y » CHICAGO, f_‘(‘)CK;SLAN & PACIFIC RAILROAD L d epet, corner of° xu;v;nk:-w%mfuh. Ticidofm} weate dsrive, g8 m.|* 04 urls (e ml AMERICAN LINE, SAILING WEEELY BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL, OALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. Tho Steamers of this Lins have SUPERIOR CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS, and combine all the modern improvements. The Staterooms are extrs and all “* outeido"” rooms lighted from ths uide, an well ventilated. RATES o CABIN PASSAGE-375 to $100 currency, ac- cording to location. Steerage Passage at Lowest Rates. lA)nllIA un‘::\lglpfi in ll:'ms to suit. pply at the Com; )ftes, 133 LaSalle-st., oor- ner Madison. Kok g 7. H. MILNF, Western Ageat. INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE, g the Malls between EUROPE AND AMERICA. For passage, spply at Company’s Offics 52 5, Clark-al, Chicago. N X, 2 5 Biara on Great Brvetn ana Topna 0 A6 White Star Mail Line, To and from Barops and America, Rates sa by any otfier firstcisss line. Olice, 120 East Han. dolph-at., Chicago, ALFRED LAGERGREY, General Western Agent.” Drafta on Great Britain and Indand, CUNARD MATIL LINE, - Bailing thres tiy R Al imes & Week to and from British Perts, Apply at Company's Office, Bu&)phq!m, nCM’::.o. ice, Dorthwest ooraer Clarkand . H. DU VERNET, General Weatern Agemt. DUSINESS CARDS. WALL PAPER, Sangamon & W. Madison-sts, FOR SALE. To Paper Bag Manufacturers and Floxr Sk Printers—For Sale, and Yery Chéip. . One COTTRELL & BABCOCE Cylinder Bag Privh ing Press: Size of Bed-plate betwecn bearesm, 19535 2 juk fountains under distribation, steel springs, et cone pulley, one iron pulley, shafting fa s3mad Baugers, 21 fest of belting, and all tlie fixturss bekme- ing to eaid Pross, all in good condition, and resdy® run; pscked and delivered on board cars, . Prics, 0 cash. Address GEO, C. PEIRCE, Assines. Grand Rapids, Mie. TWIRE SCRERDNS For Windows and Doors. The Chespest ind Bl st the Chicago Wire Works, 99 Statc-st., sppetiht Field, Leiter & Co. (Order befors the rush.) MEDICAL CARDS, DR. JAMES, Lock Hospital, cor, Washingion & Franlins Cotrtered by the State of Ilifuots for the smresyue Poss of giving immsdiate relief 1 all cases « pfl"‘: chronio, aad rigary disesses in all their canplics forms. 1t s well kuown tnat DR. JAME! the bead of the profession for th expariency are all-luportaat. Seminal can positively ho cured. dallumnl&nmn. call or writo, ~ Pleasant home (or bé dtents. A bouk for the million, Marrtaga Guge, which telts yon all about these diseases—wno snoula mary-¥2f ROY—1) enta 10 pay postass. Dr. Jamos bas 3 rogms &34 Darlors. Yon see uo one but the Doctor. Dr. Jiveed #ixy years fage. Consuliation alwave {roe and jnvitds cohnurs, 98. m. t07p. m. Sundays, B ts U8B usmens serictly confidentlal. - Dr. C. Bigelow Has removed from 219 South Clark-s. to 8 Wt Madison-gt., where he will be pleased to ses bls. Patients. He will cantinue to treat Chrmic Nervest 2nd Sidn Discases, The poor will ba treated frea {rcd io4 p. m. each day. His Marriage Guide. large 634 290 pages, giving all information 5 thosa W30 to marry and those who are in any wav unfitted {@ marriage. Price 50 cents; pent to any aldress. 0% hours from 93.m. 09 p! m. Sazdap, 20 4RD Everything confidential, PLANTS FOR THE MILLION. The Chicago Florienitwdl Company Are now ready to supply plants for garden decoration in any quantities, such s the following: Roses, Gerantume, Verbenas, Coleus, Cannss, Alternsnthoras, Fuchsias, Lobeliss, Pansys,” Hellotropes, Lantagss, Petuniss, Salvias,’ Penstemons, and. all classes of banging basket planta—in fact, eversthing appertain- ing o Garden Floriculture. 'Come and sce before purchasing elsowhere. Thirty-clghthest, and Grand EDUCATIONAL, Lake Forgst Academy. BUMMFR-TERM of TEN WEEKS NPI APRIL 20, College Studies reviewed during the Term. Boys wishing an opportunity to do extra Resding tn "gfl olnfl Greek g,fl.!'fll J .:Hd Ang.:l:hmy find G sy mmmm PrLiTTLE Thiryyears' London Hospital practice, cares privais aasen immediately, withost m.’é‘m; alo LOST MAN HOUD, nervous debility, saused by srross of youth, Foung and old aro quickly restored to masly vigor, 333 ors aliould call or writa. ' Ono {ntorvier (s quiie 53 @ent. Ofice strictly private. No. 1w Vest 89 Dr. Kean, NO PAY!! 175 South Clark-st, corner of Monng, Chicak Aay bs consalt ally or by mat, {roe of e R At At anly physician in the city who warrautscurse or nopal. Ofioo hours, 9a. . 10 8p. m. ; Suadys romSted. | COBURN MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 1 177 Sonth Clark-st., Chicago. Theuldest institadonts the United States s} mm.x'y for mm o Private, Ghronio, snd Bpecial Diseso sof ek eminent Frofessors w attsndancs G ] e st e