Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1876, Page 10

THE CHICAGO ' 'RIBUNE: SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 187 _SIXTEEN PAGES MISCELLANEOU Communication of the Annual Grand Lodge of Masons. Election of Officers of 0dd Fellow B Lodges-—-Redistricting’ the State. anpual Sesslon of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut. Preparations for the Gathering of the nghts of Pythias, lIASONIC. - THE GRAND LODGE. The eesslon of the Ninety-fifth Annual Com— munication of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons commenced in New York Tuesday afternoon. Grand-Master Thorne de- Jivered the annual address. He spoke of the Lodgeas in a most flonrishing -and flattering condition. Bpenking of forelgn relations, be £aid: - Qur forelgn relations remain abont in the eame condition as 1ast year. The Grand Orient of France Las made no sign during_the year, and evidently considers the friendehip and correapondence of the American Grand Lodger a8 a matfer of 5o conee- Qquence. This is to be regrotted; but, nntil there s 2 willingners on the part of that body to recognize The right of this and ther Grand Lodges to exclu- rive inrisdiction within their own territories there can be no change, and we shall regtetfally, hut none the less firmly, be oblized totreat as strangers those whom we would gladly welcome to our Masonic homes. ~The course of the German Grand J.odges is scarcely, if at all, more satisfactory. Claiming for themsclves the very right for which we contend, and proclaiming that no lodge can be formed on German territory withont their consent, they have thur far shown no willinzness to concede the eame rights to ur or to withdraw the lodges lncated in thie and other States. They propoke to compromire the matter by a serics of treaties, Jooking, however, only to their own benefit, since they proposo to have us recognize the os- tabliehment in this country of subordinate lodzes owing them allepiance, but gaying nothing cciprecal privileae on onr part, even were it poseibla that we conld profit by such a concession, or onr policy allow us to procecd in that direction. One farther etep has been taken by them throngh thelr Grand Lodge League, which is the declaration that the organizations of colored persons in this country now trespassing on various of the Ameri- can Grand-Lodge juriadictions are rezular, and hence that their invasion of the territory of this #nd other Grand Lodger in the United States meets Ihe approval of our brethren in Germauy, althongh atlatest advices thoy had not gone £o far as to offer dlirect recormition and interchange of representa- tives. ~ This, however, isbuta ‘matter of time, and 3t ia far from certain that the Leagne now in ses- elon will not take this conclading step, and thus by indiscretion place its constituents in onen denial of nur right to govern onr own affairs withont forcign intervention and dictation. There can be but onc ending to all this, which I refrain from indicating at the | present time. in the hope that wiser coun- tele may yet prevall, and that harmony and peace wmay be secured to our brotherhood wherever dis- persed. MICIIGAS. The sereion of the Grand Commandery of l\nicht.s Tcmn'lnr of Michigan bas been inter- he Right Eminent Grand Commander Slr 8. \mhcws delivered the annual address. The following Sir Knights were elccted to fill the offices the ensuing year: . Rinkt E. Grand Commander—Sir S. C. Randall, of Fllnl. V. E. Dzyv{_/ Commander—Sir Hogh McCardy, ammm F. Grend Generalissimo—Sir Hollis F. Kaapp, of Jackron.. E. Grand (filplaln -General—Sir Frank Hender- EO‘I. of Kalamnze Grand Pmau-su and Rev. G. W. Wilson, Eflt Sagina’ °’ E: Grang Sovior Warden—Sir W. B. Wilson, of milieda 'E: Crand Junior Warden—Sir G. W. Chandler, o Coldenter. £ Grand Treasurer—Sir M. S. Smith, of De- troit. Llf Grand_Recorder—Sir Willism P. Innes, of Grand Rapids. NEW YORK. The Masonic Grand Lodge of New York, dar- Ing its recent session, prohibited the sale of Iquors in any part of its building. In the course of the Iabor, the question of the ercction of a euitable_mansoleum over the tomb of the late lamented Brother George Washington, was iaken up and o committec appointed. R. W. William J. Sinclair, from_the Committee on Lafayctte Statue, reported that the statue is now in the possession of the Committce, but, as the pedestal is not completed, the unveiling will be postponed uutil Scptember or October. *'3R. ALBERT PIKE, Soverelgn Commander of the Andent Scottish Rite, Bouthern jurisdiction. was presented with & valnsple Masonic jewel, Wednesday, at ‘Wash- ingtop. The jewel cost S900, and was presented by the Hon. Robert Toombs, of Georgia. - NOTES. .At a regular Communication of Kevstone Lodge No. 639, A. F.and A. M., the follow- Ing mrmbers were. unmlmcn!lhelectnd hon- orary memberg, viz.: Pasf C. Cregier. D. D. G, M. John O'Neill, R. W. Bro. G. W. Barnard. The attention of non-nfillllted Masons fs callud to the o) unity presented of joining 2 Lndge without fee for the present year. Golden Rule Lodge has been doing good work for the Inst six months, and is ina healthy state at present. Masons will have a gnod opportu- nity of scdng the work of this Lodge. " ODD-FELLOWSHIP. 2 LODGE ELECTIONS. The eubordinate Lodges have just finished their eémi-annual elections, and have also ex- pressed by vote their opinion of the proposed project for dividing the State into 100 districts, thereby cutting down the membership of the Grand Lodge to 100 members. The: following ave the officers clect of their respecuvc Lodges: " « EXCELSIOR, NO. 2. James F. Jillson, N. G.: William Chalmers, L. Scymour, Recording Secretary; Lewis Dod-'r., Treasurer; W. . Repre- scnu\uve. For the-district system, yeas 24, nays PERSEVERANCE, KO. 557. D. S. Earll, N. G.: S. H. Tulner, V. G.:F. M. Black, Rceordlng Secretary; H. A. Phillips, Trrasurer. The vote on district system, veas 17, nays oL PROGRESS, NO. 524, W. H. Willlams, N. G.; Z. R. Winslow, V. G.: Joseph Shugart, Treacurer; §. Hahn, Re- mnflng Secretary; George Froboese, Represent- E Vote on district system—year, 25; nays, 4. TEMPLAR, KO. - John McCarthy, N. G.; M. L(ndnner. V. G; Wm. Kirby, Recording *Secreta 3 M. Boden- eehatz, Permanent Seerctary; Jol n F. Brown, Treasurer: Emanuel Hartman, Representative. Vote on district system—yeas, 33 nays, 10. ‘This Lodge has removed {o K. B Hall, No. 13 South Halsted strect. DUANE. At a'regular meeting of Duane Lodge No. 11, 1.0. 0.F.,beld Tuesday evening,it voted against the districting of the State. The Lodge is over thirty vears old, and they have clected the same ‘Treasurer for the twenty-sisth time. The fol- Jowing are the officers cleeted: Myer Solomons, ’\ G.3 Johu Miller, V. G.: H. R. Hopkins, P. G., Recording and Financial Secretary; M. M. Gentle, P. G, Treasurer. FOME. At the regular meeting of Home Lodge, No. 416, held Monday evening 1ast, it voted unani- mflnsly for districting the State. The following officers were elected: G. P. IToffman, N. G.; G P. H. Mahon, V. G.; C. W. Launsburry, 8 oA dcrson, Trcnsurcr. At a regular meeumz ol “Eclipse Lodge, No. 404, held Monday c\'unln;r, the folloy officers were clected: John_Beck, N. G.: T. & Dacey, V. G.‘D F Tungt, R.B.5G. B.Pnr)dus, Treas- arer. A, H. ner was chosen Representa- tive to the Gnnd ge for two years—his term. .. FIRST SWEDISIL The following oflicers have been electcd in the First Swedish Lod"e \o. 49, 1.0.0.F.: P, G. “Andersan, N. G.;_P. ‘iflm. V.G.; A E Holmquist, Rwording Becret.-xry, . GY lcnhull, Permanent Secretary; F. A Jolmson, Treasurer. CONNECTICUT. Among 'the smaller jurisdictions comes the Nutmeg Staté, which held lhe annusl - sesrion of he rGrand Lodge .2 fux days ago, at New Haven; T. J. Drizes, G. M., prc((fllup. and a quorum of. umccrs and members present. After'the usual opening excercises, a rollcall showed nincty-seven Rej rcsemath'es in attend- Shee B L. Woodrutl, G Marsal, reported sixty-three mew members in waiting. They were, introduced, lnfl the G. L. Degree con- rrl.rd. % report of. Gnmd Master Comstock rswho dicd ll’md: 31) was read by G. Master D Tt showed a close attention to duty, and a con- tant visitation up to_the date of I filness. At Lis 31::!11 the work was taken up and faithfully car- r ed on by Bro: Driggs. whose report con! many practical and valnable suggestions, and was listened to with much interest. The condition of the Order is well set forth by Grund Becratary Botsford's report. Number Rebekah Lodaes. 13; reccipts, $50,537.05; assets, $127,544. lnXLmtu], M, admitted hy card, 1955 rcmsmed, 51; total 993; withdrawn, 101; s&?endcd, 2203 dletl, 513 expelied, 133 low], net gain in mem- bers during the year, 603; pa(d for reHe!, $19,- 243.24; number of mcmbcm, 55T, - These figures and this increase, in view of the general depression of financial and business in- terests, are something remarkable, and_show a zcaland prosperity that makes the jurisdiction second to none in fnerease, and pro rata gain. The_clective and appointed officers were in- stalled by D. G. Sirc ukes. and are gs follows: T. J. Driggs, x.\.;‘“ . Lee, D. G. M., Thomas Sterling, G. F. Botsford, G. Sec- retary; J. E. Bldwell G. Treasurer; A. G. Shears, G. Chaploin;_ A. H. Huriburt, G. Mar- shal; 8, Cleeton, G.'11.; S. Tolles, Representa- tive to Grand Lodge of the United Statos, AGAINST THE RULES. o the Bditor of The Tribuns. Cu1caco, June10.—The German 0dd Fellows +will hold a great centenuial celcbration at Trout Park, Elgin, next Sunday, June 18, arranged by a committec of all the German Encampments in thecity. The Hon. John Buchler, P. G. and P.G. P., will be the orator n( the day. Please insert. ‘Tus COMMITIEE. The above communication is inserted} necord- ing to mflue.st, but the fact that such Sunday icnics and excursions arc Lrlm.ssly forbidden gy the laws of the Order will interfere with giv- ing the Committee the send-off theyseem to yde- sire. Perhaps thir, coming to the notice'of the Grand Patriarch, Krobn, in time to - prevent so flagrant a violation of the law, will be the best #send-off ’ after all, ENIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. THOE PICNIC. An cnjoyable time is expected by the mem- bers of the Order of thie Knights of Pythias in this city at their picnie Tuesday at Sharpshoot~ ers’ Park. The object of the picnic being not only with a view to the pleasure of such are- union, but since the profits are to be devoted to a noble object, the Committee are warranted in cxpecting a large gathering. The Committee have endeavored to make every arrangement for the enjoyment and comfort of their guests. ames of various kinds ‘will be par- ticipated In, and Imperial Lodg 2« 37, has added to. the progranime lxy challenging a select nine from amongst the German zes in the clty to a game of base ball. l\n!"hts in uniform are to report them- selves at the Grand Lodge Hall, corner of Ad’\ms and LaSalle strcets, at 8o’lock a. m. :u-{: when, escorted by a troop of the Chica- g ight Cavalry, under cominand of Capt. fillcr, and preceded by Nevans & Dean’s Band, they will proceed to _the depot of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati & St. Louis I&fl\m}, cn route for the "roumls. i ¢ The Grand \'lce-Chm(elIur, with Excelsior Lodge No. 3 and Gauntlet Lodze No., 4, will visit Cosmopolitan Lodge No. 6, Wednesday evening, :x't: GTsnd Lodge Hall, corner Adams and LaSalle strects. KEnights, Esquires, and Pnch of Excelsior Lodge No. 3 are directed to be present at Castle Hall, 13 South Halsted street, Tuesday morning, at 7:30 o'elock. to take part in the parade from* Grand Lodze Hall. Meinbers without uniform will be furnished at the hall. Reception of Grami ‘oflicers at a quarter to § o’ r_hx_L am., ———— Iron znd Steel. The Amerfcan Iron and Steel Association has received full statistics of the production in 1875 of pig iron, iron and steel rails, cte.,also returns ghowing the quantitv of pig iron in stock at the close of the year. The following table shows the total production for 185 comparcd with that of 1574: 1874, Tanx. .2,689,41: A.ll m]lcd iron_ inclnding L nails and excluding mlm.uo 147 Rails of sll kinds ... . T20,417 Bessemer steel rails. 144,944 0, 8 501,649 16,345 4,726,881 30,401 Blooms from ore and pig ! iron.... seveene.. 01,670 49,243 The ('lccn"w: ln the production of pigironwas all in anthracite and charcoal pig iron, there belng a slight increase in bitaminous and coke. The stock of unsold pig iron at the cnd of the year was 760,908 tons. The total value of imports of iron and stecl during the year was $15,273,- 315, a decrease of 39,827,405 from that of 1874, ——— TO EXCHAN A CLEAR #0 ACRES IN IOWA, AND. 100x161 South Bngltwood to exchange for house and lot In city. PETERSON & BAY, 163 Randolpl-st. GOOD HOUSE AD LOT T0 EXCHANGE AT A Riiasbark; wii 00d trada o pariles wishing s home. Address 97. 'ribune ofiice. \ FIBS'A; CLA%S E::l;\;};\u nzlfl:\c"l:]'; “"A!RJED i exchane for Eral s GRAINER Ta Ot = A GOLD LEVER WATCH AND INDEPEN- dent sewing-machine, new, cost $55; trade for par- lorsct. _Address E 9, Tribune office. ASH AND FARMING LANDS TN JOWA AND Nebraska, and heavy timber lands in Wisconsin for merchondise. 177 Modison-st., J. L. REED & CO. Fxcm\hc FINELY, annovED 200-ACTE V] x Biver to eschange fn part for city property: TSAAC CLAFLIN & CO.s ne Buflding. JAXCHANGE—NEW Frm\x'rum': FOR_TORSE, 4 two-scated open bugey, piano, or coal.” 57 Unio Park place- YCIIA\(‘E—CLE/\“ I’RDDUCT!VE PROP RTY Hor clty, orland, for Chicago properiy: will TR GGDEN, 110 Dearborn-at: F NINE-ROOM = HOUSE AND “in Maywood, for lot In Chicago. or IchIEnn, Ghu dunflpunfl with price to 1 83, Tribune oflic [('XCHANGE—A FINE FARM OF 158 ACRESN‘E R [ Omaha, Neb, ; house, barn, timber, and fenc tlear, for Chicaga properiy cleaf, or nudrly 0. C. D! l\lLsu.\. Ttoom 37118 Handoiph-st. ANGE—IMPROVED FARMS, CITY PROP- J “erty. Wisconsin land. nnd suburban mpcr(y. clear. C. T. DRAKE & CO., 152 La Salle-st., Room 13, [ XCIIANGE~THAT FLEGAI‘«T 2-STORY AND " bnsement, octagon-front. brick house, 746 West Monroe-st., foreale AXCHANGE=WANT GOOD. CLEAT LOTS AUSTIY, ‘Evanston, or Ilyde Park, for equity In ongor _two mwmry ovtagon and cellar, brick houses. All mod- ern; four rooms deep. L 74, Tril XCHA GF—E'LOm EQUITY IN TWO OCTAGON VIR d stone two-story and cellar hiouses to Iur’l\llchl"nn Iouu or Illinois lands. Locatfon ce. F CHANGE~I WANT A GOOD TIOUSE AND LOT. 4 farm, nml am. house on leased izround. for vacant DBROOKS, 99 Washington-at. E CH \\Gb—l!\' J. I. REELER, 163 CLARK- m:l;r:lr‘ty first-6t., store and lot, for house and Iot east South Desrbnrnvst.. several cottages and lots; clear Tota i1 part pay, qoEnRlewond, improved and unlmproved property for nside impro \\(‘mwurlh-m‘. and Arnold-st., several houses; clear lots in “Third g narth of Taylor-st., 25x100, clear, for nouss and it clea akc Dark, 134-stary_cortaze, 7 rooms and brick CoNAR. Bl COrE Tof S9KN, ToF house In elty. Divémsey-st.. larize tiwo-story house and barx, and cor- ner 1ot 140x109, clear, for housc {n city. West Ohlo-st., storé and ot for cottage and lot fn city or sulurhs 3 - two-story, housd and lots lot in part ~ near darkson- X100, for hiouse (o fon. nenr Chicago Polk-£t., near Western-av., 1wo-story house and lot, clear, for business propert. Clear lots In Norwood Parl for house tnlty. €lear acre property for ins{de improved prope: ‘Two-ftory house and lot 100x170, In \nnuton for good Iowalanda. Artesian-av., two-story cottage, for hourz In sihurh, Harrteon-st.,"noar Peorla, coltuge andlot, for Racine OPEFLY. Several finesuburban restdences. Frult farm of 7 acres. near 8t. Joseph, Mich., all tn fruft, good house, Iarge harn, fce-housc, T Kofoe i Rorth Division, eatt of Lasal sume. 160 acres, nar Grand Hlaven, part fn fralt, clear, for fmprovcd elty property 40 ncres, fmproved, néar Palatine, for clear clty prope erty. 100 acres, In Palos, Cook County, 35 acres cultivated, it lioge. 5 acres thmber; equity for ety property or lowa o acre itod 2 miles from Arena, Jowa oty Fikcorath: S8 atrcs tEMber, DAAToE IBroved: for Improved clty property. otk farms (n Towa. 0 nereanear Blue Island, and clearlots {n Hyde Park, for impraved city proper vanston, houscs and lots for Western lands. TroR EXCHANG —BY RONERT M. ROWLAND, Room 25 Metropolitan Rloc Four-story stone-front block, 10090, 1a Toledo; pass 10 per cent on dnvestment, no 1R Acres In Moaroo County, Missourl, 1 mile from county seat: good house aud land; coal under G acres will pay for farm, 1.317 neres In Randolph Connty, Missourf; large Doise. Dy, fenant-Bouscs; 1arge orchand, solected frait: well fenced: clear. 1,2{0acres In Kansas, Meavily timbered, sccond-bot- tom lands; clear. o0, acres in- Andrian County, Missourl; besutiful pral Tauity fn three new octagon brick houses for clear farih o Tilipols, OR_EXCHANGE_SOUTHERY, PLANTATIONS. Nortiiern Innds, farms, etc. JAS. B. GOODSIAN & CO., €3 Washi, i SR N ARSIS AND FARM LANDE OF VARTOUS ACRES In lowa, Indiana. Wisconsin, Missourf, and Illinofs for Cook County realty. Describe what you have aad want. _Address 11 71, Trlhunc flmD&——. T T e, ‘Shange for z sult of clothos or fu ; ‘Addyess T, 8, Tribune ofce. # R EXCIHANGE—ONE TRPROVED HEALTH - 1‘?’(’?"" YDYHK)OH] watch, or will scll chieap. Afld une. sden-n: Nerth Div farm, I‘ GE—NICE NOUSE AND LARGE LOT o Hinsaaie For honsts Ame 10E 1 clty worth $8,000 to $10,000. . C. MOREY, 95 Clark-st. FoRE EXCHANGE-FINY, OLD WHISKY FOR A ddress D 91, Tribune office. I‘nl‘( EKCHA.\GE—\‘WO FINE M \PI!LB FRONT houses on ekt Side, well rented, with some cash, for ome good upimproved residence lote on the West or North Side. M Sh Tribune oflice. A Curious Resolution, Nz Tork World. A curious resolution was offered Tuesday in the Senate by Mr. Boutwell, of \Inss:uhnsetts. requesting the President to furnish the, Senate with “a fac-simfle ¢f the original drafts of the letter of the Becretary of State to the Minister of the United States ™ in England in 3ay, 1661, on the subject of the British proclamation of m:utmlltr. It has long been whispered in well- informed gflhtlmfl circles that at the request of: the late Senator Sumner President Lincoln in- sisted upon “ going over” Mr. Seward’s orig- inal draft of the Tetter himeel, struck out many passages of It, corrected much of its phraseology, and generally toned it down and gave it charac- ter. “This story rested, webelieve, originally on Lhemu.hnntvuf Senator Sumner, who made no sceret of his contempt for Sccretary Seward’s diplomatic abilitics, and who used to maintain that but for the sagacity and decision of Presi- dent Lincoln Mr, Seward would have got the country into war with botli England and France Defore the first battle of Bull’s Run. Perhaps Mr. Boutwell desires to verify or disprove this story. But if so, which? And if either, why? Fon EXCHANGE—T DAVE A LOT 42X100, COR- ner Snphlnnnd Sedewick-6ta., to exchange for {m- o &ood hiouse andlot preferred. 8. S. rss. B \Vnsmngmn ot OR_SALE—GROCERY WAGONS, OPEN AND top buggics, and business wagona. 153 Canal-st. FOP EXCHANGE — FIRST-CLASS _BUSINESS property on West Madisan-st., worth $8,000; terme, S1,500 cash and small cottags’and lot fn” part payment.’Address E 53, Tribune office. RNISHED THROU&;IKOUT IN LIVE Western cff: , to exchange for good farm: farming Innds for (‘hlmm reskdence. MANN & CD\DBOV, Room 11, 107 Dearborn-st. ‘WILT, GIVE CASH AND GOOD REAL ESTATE for stock of general hardware fn Clllcwo or viclafty. Answers_treated confidentially. Address D 3 Tribuao T (L FRCIARE ST A or ci al property. Address L8 e ofice, I WANT TO EXCITANGE A 50-1 I’OOT LOT CLOSE TO #tation, best location on C., . & Q. R. R.. for horses :mi Imm or work team. Address H 50, Tribune ofice. ATNTING, CALCIMINING, AND PAPER-HANG- o Ing for first-class clothing. Applyat 331 West dad- n-5t. 0 EXCHANGE—FOR LANDS IN ILLINOIS, OHIO, Towa, or Knnsas, a fine brick restdence in uinmmd Park, thatcost $10,000 to bufld, finc grounds and shade ercc:.l all in fine order. LARKIN & CO.,100 Washing- TAD ROMAN cnDepot. 3 wm.-’é'x‘..v“"\'v'fif' ol "%"’-’:\“fi"‘”“' ¥ > X sme- mento. COOPER, alle-st. PELSON. \L-\m\'rm\m; TLEASE SEN) - PEg * Coach, ™ Tribune office. 5 Fntn\An—nm-r TIECE OF SILK 70 HAVEA hnTp palnted an 1t was done on time. Wil the lady calland get it? CABEREY, Room 3 MCVICK! DERSONAL=MRS. VIEGEL WILL PLEASE SEN P drn 1o LA S N A DERSONAL—SATURDAY MORNING, B O'CLOCK, Cottage Grove-av. car.: will the lady with Llug vell and a shawl In her lap, and got off at Madison-st., send her address to H bune office? PERSONAL-X YOUNG WIDOW LADY WISHES tlie acquaintance of & geatleman. ~ Address B &8, Tribune of ERSORAL-ALADY, STRANGER INTHE CFTY, Agarizhes o form tho Aequaiatance of a gentleman: ERSONAL—A YOUNG Fm:vcn GENTLEM. well edncated and talented. desires the acquaint™ ance of an elderly lndy of means, witha view to matri- mony. K 36, Tribune ofice- PERFOSALIE MISS KATE GANNON, FORMER: of Wheeling, W. Va., will oK AL, 1516 Grecttornt. PHiindéiphin Bay ehe Will near of Somme: thing greatly to her advantaze. [0 EXCHANGE—$%0,000 TOWNSHIP. BONDS, 15+ sued by one of the best connties of & Western State, for stock of goods. Address JANUARY, Tribunc oillce. "['50, FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD-TARLES TO EX- chance for good top baggies. Inquirc of 3 P, 103 Fifth-ay. rn EXCHANGE-EQUITY.OF €4.600 TN 11-ROON house at Cottage Grove for cottage and ot In fetenborhood. What offers? Address A 84, Tl offica, [0 EXCHANGE-DENTISTRY ORDERS FOR COAL or merchandise. G 83, Tribune office. 70 EXCHANGE—NEW BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS, . with small incumbranee. for elear {mproved farm. Noagentsapply. Address A 68, Tribune office. T[S EXCHANGE-LAGGE PAGKING HOUSE, WITH 2 acren of ground, {h ieart of Businees fn Cillwm Trice, $80,000; equily, S Want cood farms nunou. R SOV Dy Room 14.. 14 Madizon-at- EXCHANGE-PRINTING FOR CLOTHING. AD- dress E 51, Tribune office. 0 EXCHANGE—Y STLEXDID 160-ACRE FARM a5, and some fine nnimprovend Tand T THingTa, o GXBER o0 property way, by S. C. GIBSON, 123 Dearborn-st. T[O EXCUANGE_CLEAR WISCONSIN T.AND ron dry goods, clothing, furniture, grocerics, hories, wagons, etc. Address D 23, [0, EXCHANGEEOR GOOD FARM OR_CITX properts, a first-class restience and other valuablc col ToReia the Gify of Austin. the GADRL of Toxas Bne in & modest Room i CHANGE. 0 'EXCHANGE-BY A PARTY WISHING TO leave !DE cur. 2 plcasant, single two-story and Man- rd roof use, unincumbe n.-d, on a paved for South Side 1 fui' h Tuil description, HENT Emfl:nows. £ Y 0 EXCHANGE-CHOICE FROIT FARM; ALSO grain farm (no fncumbrance) for city property; 050 4, ‘)mwund.l blr’lgfiin'd" for horses or any per- Romd] property. Likn Tribuneofices - 70 EXCHANGE-A DWELLING AND STORE copptariate, T sock of drugs and grogerie it wn; wanl AR A TERG, o5 Madlson-sis Hoom&or - EXcuAth—uu'rEL—m ROOMS, BARN housea, &c.; 10 acres of garden; situated at Fond station, twenty milcs from cliy. Clear; $6,000. Call 78 Dearborn-st., oom 2; " XCHANGE—A NI ACHT TOP-BUGGY | T nm-unmnm."fi%m‘;s K 40, Tribune oflice. TP'0 EXCHANGE—WHAT HAVE YOU TO EX- change for $50orderon first-class dentlst? Room 6. &1 West Randolph-st. To EXCHANGE—IOWA TMPROVED FARM, 252 goréaneat Waverly, Clty realdence watted. KEL- LEY & McKNIGHT, ., 12001 '1‘0 EXCHA\GE—-&‘LND CASII VALI’TE FIRST- Improved progerty at Washington Helghta, clear. for s Iace near Woukegan. AS. CLAREE, o Teanle st., first floor. 71\0 EXCHANGE—A VERY ENCELLENT FARM, 2¢4actes, two miles fom Elkhon, elght milcs from Geneva Lake, as good as {s,found in Walworth county. Will take §1,000tack on'Tarm for five years. end baiance In a good unfacumbered house and lot in Chicago. Price, S50 per acre. _Renting for $1,000 an- l‘a‘unl Teas." Address 3. . BURTON, Geoeva Lake, NRY ouT rafl- VO EXCHANGE—320 ACRES FIRST-CLASS FARM- iog Jand {n Kansas for city 1y, or would eell o0 enty terma, HUTCHISON BROs, 40 gt adt- Sonst u i it ineumbrance, "mqui"n'f"ar flmmo“m-:n. 106 South Halsted sty Chicago, 11k BER OF COA To' EXCHANGE—FOR LX FINE years old. Callor od- matched team of horser. dress 8. LEE, Desplaines, It ) EXCHANGE—FOR INPROVED CITY PRODP- erty, & fing frult farm in Michigan, perfectly im- roved, value $15.000; will aume or pay $5,000" cash bargnin. ~Address L 0L Tribune omm:. STOCK OF GO 530,000 perty, rented for $100 a e S éambrafe. {h thelving tows 60 miles of Chicagos also 24 acres in Tota 18 miles of Chicago, for any kind of trade.” ¥ 72, Tribune oflice, 3T UBURBAN TIO! together or sepaate, for ssw " ao et i 43 Tribune o ofice, BUSINESS CHANCES. FIISCELLANEOGUS, SALE-SALOON, WITI 15-RALL POOL- 0T i take part o trade. Apply a3 584 South Jefferoon-at. TWSALE-CAGPENTRI-STIOP AND, FIXTURES: . FOfta!cxtaninitcd bamnesson South Slde: cash of real sstate taken, Address A 53, Tribuns office. Ok SALE—A PROFITABLE BUSINESS THAT can be extended Ir lndeflnlwl D lnvmlguu:u you meln business, une office. SA.LE—O‘B 'RENT—HKEST PICNIC GRDV'E 1o Cook County, 06 Hyer:cara stop_on the ground. EDMDSD & BTILES, b5 Aadiaon-st.+ Eoom 7. EATHEB DUSTER FACTORY FOR SALE—A ‘bargain, with neumer(nx cleaning feathers; guar- sntee bustness of & 'K weck: trade taught to pur- chaser. AddrulElfl. ibune office. ron BALE—BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, ‘opposite public school, cheap for cash; an old es- iablished stand. 164 West Indlana-st. 'OR SALE—THE SALOON 392 STATE-ST. GOOD locatfon; um\hfeorumnz sickness of proprietor. Inquire oa! : e pre For _CONFECTIONERY AND CIGAR: unre. nlce front room, furnished: firat-class place for dressmaker. No. § Abérdeen-at., near Madlson. OR SALE—OI\'E OF THE BEST, SALOONSIN THE cre. trom 4 0@ g3 of beet aro sold dally; Dt nd pool (ADLES: bane offlce. TFOI SALE-STOCK ur GROCERIES, WITH FIX- flteh'llh saloon. Apply at 614 Mil- Waukce FFOn SALE-& NICE LITTLE,_8AMPLE_TROOM. dolng a falr busincss, located in vicinity Clark and Madison-sts. : on account of sickness n family will sell for one-half its value. Inquire in rear of Adams Ex- press, corner of Dearborn and Madison-st, LL LADIES ARE IXVITED TO COME AXD SEE our improved knife, side. and box plafters and French fueters: they ‘arc Invaluable for plalting gren- adines and summer-wear; we ciaim to do more work In e hour than can be doné on_any ofher plaiter in one day, and more Dfl varfety; we make plaltiogs from 3 1012 inches wide, and our plalts are dmlblt the lengtl of any other: we make all ndl of plalting by the yard and rent machines out by the day; a deduction made to dressmakers and the trade; onc nr lwa lml{ or gentle- men ageats wanted, Sale_room, 99 it Madison-at., Room2. Plaiters, $2.50. W.{ LASLEK,GCHEHI Agent. I TION, LADIE‘E—X YOU WILL FIND US AT N e iiroiemaiing rooms, where wo warrant ou lnlub (anhluna. pern ect work. and reasonable prices, il 1. J., RLONG &CO.. 75 Mnd.lwwli.l Room 39, ovatr chrangh. B, 5. Al oniers taken at loom 30: 00 TROUDLED WITH CATARRE? 1 WAS Anfgr‘;egfl, twnnty-flvc yeln. lmL nrwr lpendln: 31,2001 valn, cured mayeelt medy: R P, Chr e V35 it o il bring 013 82::’:: 1o,y Gillce, 160 East Madlson-o. D 5 K. § ek daye. from m. Siry 2Od. By m«i’ma io B S fof 2ull ufor: mnnon Cut this out PRIVATE DF.TZC’I‘IVB WOULD LIRE SOME coscsto work up for parties directly Intercsted; u&mmunll:ldanl conndl.nr.lll. Address B 48, Tribune ofiice. WV o ha s e Al 47 Reaper Block, corner Clark and “umnmon oy JHY PAY 575 OF S100 FOR & TEALT] Wik uy the Perfectlon H’e'uglh“xz witlch Is s310 by 3l whe hare examined it tobe Ladles and gentlemen are cordlally invited to call a5 exercise_Tooms, 171 -Randolpn-st., and examine ma chines and test the value of thla Kiid of exercise. ANTED—ROW-ROATS FOR RIVEI ‘ unde. Desplaines: wonld buy!fl"le(zxr:lr‘;rz fenic EDMUND G STILES, o Madlion-ste Haom ANTED_1.000 PURGHASEES ¥0 oroamermed ghit frames. many “5.3.?"" gfiu& for ol palatings and chromde, Whieh we wil e . Moldisg and Fram Company, 58 State-ste - o Maauiacturiag AP o oa Wert s UK WEAVENE o €O., 169 Lasallc. IR MEATED “,ANTED—SDME RESPONS) 2dopt s hancsome baby boy S ot Elgt_s pel TO Dl. une mflLc ED—A Soormac sonth o Thi igan Southern Rtallroad, 20 Washington-st. OF Afth-st. and east X ‘moved. st".‘ °'§{k% PARTIES WISHING TO ENGAGE IN THE Aut'nmpln: business can be supplied with new, atyles at our aalesroom, 242 and 244 Stata-st., corner of Jack- son, toom 4. Stamping and embrofdery donc to arder. LL CASH PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTHING, - furaiture, and miscellancous £oods of any kina by sending etior 10 JONAS GELDELL GOt State-at. “ANTED-PEOPLETO PURGITAS] TETL ‘W Rlckelpinted révolvera at ¥ lE.' g i ng rifle, 34 shots in 20 secon Styles of e rzvumm catalogiies free. WESTERN GUN WORKS, born- £, Chilcaro. Til. ot £ Deat; ANTED—TO BUY—A GOOD CYLINDI V VL iro at Brubswici BIAR 1 Vb ANDSOME BOY BABY. A WEEK OLD, ‘;{,’;Ty,fll,un, Inquire at DreVINCENT'S otiice; 181 West Madison-st. 1‘0[1 SALE—MEAT-MARRET AND PACKING- Thioure on Waost Side at 8 bargain for cash. ~ Apply to G. C. WIITPLE, 133 Clark-st. 1 OR_SALE—A RESTAURANT IN COMPLETE running order and dotng & good business or would take a partner. Call at 404 State-st. —ST. ELMO LAUNDRY, DOING A FDR SALI good busincss. 104 South Desplaines-st. Ot SALE—COF FEE-1I0USE, DOING_GOOD BUS- incsa; nwncrluvlng clty. Address WALKER, 79 Dearborn-st., Room 5. r SALE—A WAGON-SHOP WITH A WELL- catabllsned trade, fn one of the best locailties in the ode: ddress E 19, Tribunc office. F 13 SALE—OR‘VXLL RERT TO A GOOD MAN, A first-class Inger-heer and_billiard-hall, dn(ncgnnd Dbusness, Apply at 201 and 203 South Clark- TR SALE—OR EXCHANGE-WHOLE on TART &' of Griswold's Patent Lomp-Flller. Big chance to ‘make money. GRISWOLD, 64 West Randoip] Ol SALE—A GOOD IIUSINRSS 0‘! M. with stock of $3,000. Will take $1,200 casl ance real estate or mnnerty. Address D2, it of- cnnw. fice, "0 EXCHANG Go'rmc TIOUSE_AND LOT. 10 | JjOR SALE—EUROPEAN HOTEL AND RESTAU- miies from city, emai incumbrance, for.clear | k' rant. with concert-saioon, and txiuresall complote, suburban, wild mn or drag store. B 44, Tribune | together or scparate. One-third down, balance on time. office. Apply at 563 South Clark-st. 0 F\CIIA‘N‘F—FT\F PARM OF 410 ACRES, Towa Co. % fine farm of 185 acres, Erle County, n. 3 res finc unimproved and. Tillnots; stock Tt OO b mnncm Juneau Caunty, Wis.; 1,000 ncres fine tmber lan ncresof fine farm land; 10 lote OUIEHE elty Hmiiss 2 lots West Slde; want pRFlor furni- ture nnd horse and pnnemn A RO r red. R. RENKEDY, 123 Dearborn-st., Tizhtly incumi Ttoom 10. %0 EXCHANGE—TWO HOUSES AND ONE LOT, no incumbrance, for s farur. Inquire at 491 South Talkted-st. To FXCITANGE_FOR_GROCERIES_PAISTING, cnlclmlnlnn. paper-hanging, and glazing. Ad- L. 64 North Sangamon-st. W ITANGE DEXTISTRY FOR TARLOR ret or other merchandise or_personal property; first-class work guaranteet. D 41, Tribune ofice. “TA\TPD—A MEDIUM-SZIED HOUSE (IN VICIN- of Union Park or Cottaze Grove proferred) n exchinage for TORT nCres of groun corner. Madison-at. and [Iyman-ay.; tiie property it clear, and s a splendid Investment. JACOB WEIL, 56 Deotiorn-t- TFOL, SALECPARTIES WISHING TO START A Hotel of boarding-fiouse may ‘apoly at 154 ond 135 Michigan-st., near Clark (St. Clair jouse). The ¢t ronrieior wizhing to Teave the city will dl-pmc of for cashall the furniture and fixturea of the house, hich T tatan 2t the MOAOT Improvements, lacluding hot and cold water, To cash buyers cheap. 0T SALE—DRUG STORE, 0\1». OF THE_NEAT: eston West Side, finely loeated, Price $800. Ad- iress A, care of Torrev & Bradiey, clty. (GRQEERY, AND SALOON FOR BALE. 17i NORTI O ARD RAILRDAD EATING-HOUSE FOR salc ot Lisbon, Linn County. lowas a birenin I€ takensoon, Cull of or sddress . B. BAUBER, Lisbon, Lion Co,, I T WILL rlvr CLEAR REAL ESTATE OF GOOD noten for firat-ciass teasm and carriage or fast rosd horse and rig. A 76, Tribune office. 1GOOD CHANCE"FOI CONTRACTORS AND uilders, 1 wi liave bullt two brick houses, for sieh ] il Aivs locerehange improved real estaté on Fast_ Chicogo-av, For particulars, inquirc at 477 North Clark-st. WOMAN TIAVISG EVERYTHING CONVENIENT A. for taking {n washing and !runln.,. Basement abash-av. THY, AND| OMISING BOY A B R artte :&d riDa Fiant kv of parey, P e \fl\cs\-r. Rogm 1, 181 “West Mad- NY TIEN SGEDING ountry can make mone! mamg B 78, Tribunc office. an BUGS_TIOUSES ABSOLUTELY UNTENANT- Ty clean; houses Exnmlnnu and able mado porfectly cleans Mouses examincd and TRCULARS TO THE fil dsave postage by ad- lnfurmuuon ree. ton: RUTION TASTERERS-TOR SUOES OF: CLOTH- {ng: buttons cannot get loose unless required: a child can ]‘Ilnl‘! ur rcmn\ u nmw no tools required; last alife-tim Conts 2 dozen. Agents ™G AT, PostOtice Tiox 10, B B e A e Yoies 23 Contrmct; whrranted. 3 nmIncHrr::: s Ar"l'lcle sold.” Callor address A. OAK- LEY, 160 East Washington-st. AlEifix(x\c.Fx;A}\lrl. JFIC, AT 0 CENTS ¥ square.” Finticlus Voric dine, : neu’;:nt:’:l Elven. M &8, Tribuneoffice” ‘I'A\TBD—PI\'RT\' ‘TO OPEN MARKET AT HIGH- d: 100 familics and no market. ' E. ASHLEY )lEx\RS; 47 Reaper Block, coruer Clark and VWash. ais. 3 et il gty VW ANTFD-GENTLENAS OR LADY. Wit Sice Turniture, used to keeptng 00d c13as of boanlevs: to opea place Tor sommer aarders at Highwood: wii e Lo ot basriers or gl i font; fome now wanting v o £ ner Clark and Washington-st. e Block, soer 1 WEST VAN BUREN-ST.—DBESSM, 1415 TiiSowing, an intte pinteing. > EING 17.000 ASDMADE CIGAES 4 COTNTERS 355 linen collare, marbie sidehonrd, Axminster carpet, ete., for sale at a bargaln. 160 West Monroo-at, LOST AND FOUND. e T I ST~WEDNESDAY LAST, IN UNION PARE, A\' 4 0dd-Fellow's pin, gold, In shape of shield. wij three links across face. Suitable reward. R turn 374 West Lake-st., third floor. OUND—AN ITALIAN GREYHOUND. THE OWX- er can have him by paylng expenses. Applyat1ilo ‘Weat Lake-st. s Tk S s e o OST_FRON 191 SNOTH PARK-AV. A SWALL - 'llfllck slut; "i‘“ wh(w;:xm:;:lnd lhon;eu!lisew'efl o the name of FAny. Ay Oné briaing her to the above namber. Lo 1O I OST—PARTIES WHO TOOR LADYT'S BROWN 4 Silic ymbrella with {mitation mottior of pearl hant dic at Hooley's Theatre Matinee. Wednesday last, will confer a favor by returning same. A it was o prescnt Efven by n docearod brother: rownrd will be givea if e quired.” Please return to 582 South Halsted-st. \LOTHES-’ GEBS OF‘ ALL_KINDS REPAIR- C ed. new‘rvofisr.\ ete., at 70 West Woshington-st. JURIOSITIES. m(;m,\\'n ) DAGPIPEMAY, CHI- ents, performers. ete., wanfed for Tent- > namen, Theatro sisenm: pilvileces for Fale. ' Address fmme- diately J. W. C i1, Bushnell, 11 NAST-OFF _CLOTHING—CHARLES MYERS, &2 Blue Jsland-av., will pay the highest cash price o this city for ladics’ und genis' cast-off tlulhlnz rall, !flr (\g!h;;:rg_;nd Sl:pdp rders to 136 East Harri- Dm-s:wmnr. AT 04 WABASI-AV. TN MOST approved and aitistlc stylcs. N.B.—Ladfes’ reeep- tion and party dresscs a spectaity. HAVE 15-BALL POOL TADLE. ALMOST NEW cost §225, “and $150 in cigars, tobaceo, and xtipas. Wiat Wil 30 £1ve Tue for thiemy 1501 State-sts WA NTED—TO EXCRAN( GF LIEER FOR GOOD ‘work-horse. Address M 23, Tritune office. ANTED—GODD BUGGY 1N EXCHANGE TOR a fine gold Tissot watch. stem winder; will give good trade. _Address L 18, Tribune office. WILL SELL ONE-HALF INTEREST IN MY prlnllllz ofl!ce. worth £3,000, for §100 cash, None rson who can drum trade nnd attend 1o ontstde gr.uer.u need snswer. iress I 99, Tribune L office. VW HAT HAVE Y0U TQ EXCHANGE FOR & LOT Trivane office, R SEW- D4, W mm-' T Tk iachine o socon-Land siogle Baraoss? gr_u»guu office. Wwa 70 FECHANGE-A LADY'S GOLD, ‘enameled hunting-watch for 8 z0od bed-room set of furniture and carpets. G 60, Tribiine oflice. ANTED—TO EXCHAN GE-EQUITY OF $2.500 TN cottae and basement and Iot on South Lincoln; close to Mndlson-st., for a vacant lot in_a desirable Io. Stlon ‘Tl 1s good” rental ! property. GOODRIDGE & STOKES, No. -’mw. M ANTED — PRGPER’I’Y FURNI- sare, ets., for Bret-elass deatint worl’ B 88, Trib- une offic NDS AND CASI FOR HO- e e hoase and caah for. StOck of n 57 TIlhunt office. WART EXCHANGE—BUGGY OR CAR- n rx-;au remlflng{nr clothing at 173 and 175 West A nm 8 TO EXCIHANGE—A FIRST-CLASS vt machine s Tadles: Watch snd. chavn. - Cant at 412 West Madison-st. FASTED-TO EXCHANGE —CARRIAGE TE- “ Tairtti, o bugsy. of horse, for Moving cottage. WELL, 375 Archer.ay. BUSINESS CIXANCES. I HAVE THE WHOLE OR ONE-HALF OF A FINE grocery for sale; a fine chance for s good man. Ad- Qress M 53, Tribuné office. T OULD LIEE TO 'MEET A PARTY WHO HA from ten (10) to fiftcen (1%) thousand dollars R wants to r‘nfin]:c 1n a well-catablished mercantile busi- 1o ordinary opportunity, o an investiga- Tion will demonstrate. ‘o8 C 8 Tribune office. T, AUNDRY FAVOR.\BLY LOCATED, DOING A good busincss, plenty of room. rent, for sale cheap. Inquire of HIRAM BROSH. e Fitih-ag, ]\/[mmnr AND FANCY GOODS STORE FOR gale—The understimed, wishing to enguge In bust ness in Chicazo, offers the entire stock and good w! his business (mahunheu 10 years) for snle. Tenow dolm: nlarge and prodtable trade, and can give satlsfactory statement to any party wishing to purchase. Refers to Jessers Kelth Brothérs, Chicago, or E. S, Mills & Co. % New York. Address for particulars, A. M. WEI Oshkosh, Wia. /[EA’I‘ MAREET FOR SALE CHEAT:, GOOD 1.0 catlon, rade; no honus askeds reason for selling, crnmze 0% Disincs. Coracr of Forty-seventh and sonth ark-sts. SALOON, STOCK s LEASE, AND FIXTURES FOR e Chieap for cash. In onc of the best strects clty. Theowner goingto Europe. AddressD 24, Trib- une office. T)IANONDS sriow TO_THE DEST ADVANTAGE when set by A. LAUDERBACK. manufacturer of dlnfil’:fiq-},]nwclry, 70 Madison-st., corner State, Rooms MPRSON'S DINDER, FOR MUSIC AND PEXI- I st Hprariea A pric 3l the Torars Binger. for clrewinting Horarion and pri- Tate ndlviduale, JX0. . BARRETT.& CO.. Dook- binders and sole proprietors, 30 State-st., Chicago. FOIT\'D—THF?L’\CF R TOBUY BABY- CA!"R[AG four-wheelcd, ne npholstered, at $4.50; better 12,'S16; every ope warrantes Do uSeateds come and scé hoforo yon buy, {for {llustrated rlre] Lt Fxpo-ltlnn Bazaar’ Carrloge Depot, West Madison-st., corner of Green. RZYCB FLUTING AND FINE KNIFE-PLEAT- g (made & fpecialty) for & centa s sard: suita tHimiaga cheap. BIRS. T. COLLINS, 97 Green-st., near Madison. DR BESTS GENT CIOAR IS Aot A.\CE‘BI(‘A. b B ™ for L3 8] fonia m’fmé‘f‘-fiw‘ oI J. \vuou.z#' o anure (‘! EMEN—THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED. THE et S palm, cassimere hack” driving glovex the coolest glove minde, KA ftting. Can make them ont of your cloth to match suits. Parls Kid Glove Store, 94 State-st. GHEST PRICE PAID FOR OLD CLOTHES, CAR: pets. bedding, nnd second-hand furniture ‘st 247 Cottoge Groye-ay. ' Orders by mall will recelve prompt attention. H. GOHLEE. - WANT TO BUT OR SELL, FOR CASH.OR GOODS, or housca, Towa lands: would give land for rent of ahouse: 1and clear and want clear trade if any. Address M 43, Tribune office. STDCK AND FIXTURES OF A GROCERY ETDRF doinga irst-class husiness for mie: will sellata bargain for cash. Satiafactory rensons will b given. Apply at G99 State-st., two doors south of Fourteenth. A LIVEMAX WITH $2,000 CASH CAN HAVE A ood situation, or an Interest {n brsiriess. ~Moncy nt partner’s interest. who is inces on acconnt of Il health. for security. Those mean- ink business may callor addrces DF A, 205 South Pau- ina- FINELY-FITIED UP, CIGAR STAND, NOW Qolng & gond businesa, for rent; 18 connected with a2 well known first-class restaurant. Iaquire at 48 Snnlh Cinrk-st. SILVER-PLATING, pell-nangiog suop for sale. North Ulmr -8t A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS BUTS HALF IN- tereet in n genteel, well-established cash business paying $400 monthly. .70 LaSalie-at., Room 14. FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY BUSINESS, WITH fixtares and lease of store, will besold at a bar- ealn July 1 or elose of seaxon. The husiness is clearing :“_l;m §4,000a year. Address Box 215, Milwaukee, LOCK-SMITHING. AND JOHN SEGER, 475 WELL LOCATED, HANDSOMELY-FURNISH- cd, dental officc for sale (South Side); canse fil- fealth.” For particulars address K 32, Tribuné office. A SALOON AXD FISTORES FOR EALE: DOING o thriving business, {n onc of the beat_corners in e clty. Ticason for sclling, the folks are golag West. dress K 70, Tribune office. AN ESTADLISUED FLOUR AND FEED BUST- news, witha largo tradé, for sale. Inqulre at 034 Twenty-gecond-st. SALOON DOING A GOOD GASH BUSINESS, WITH house and lot. for sale at a bargain. Rare chance; ing town. 1150 West come and investigate; am leav} Madison-st. SS\WLG MACIINE OFFICE FOR SALE—A GOOD stock of machine tools, needles, snd parts; furni- fixtures, leaso. This % the hest ehnce aver of- forsa o this Hty to, make money with small capltal. 414 West Madison-s HE FUK\ITU'RT‘ AND FIXTURES OF A.PRI- E)SPKOBLXTZ? cornor Ilinois ana Clark-sta. ’ my TO AN __ACTIVE BUSINESS !IAN- ake exclusive agency for Chicago of & first-clasy article bufiders’ - hard business worth annum; te; ern States; business destrable; pe tion; Anc opportunity, requiring but umc m‘m-l. The attention of hardware men, architect ers. carpenters s, respectfully and Specisily called Yo this ndvertisement, - Only shoee ‘meaning business need re- ply._Address D 43, Tribone office. 'ANTED—A GOOD STOCK OF GROCERIES, di or other stock, for which I wiil give caeh and clear real estate. Anyone wanting o get out V1 Businem will do woilig call on me. Ly le-51 m 1. ‘V D—A FINST-CLASS DRESSMAEER TO take one-half interest tn o good Iounllly Tor drm- making; a good chance to the rigbt party, for one week with ‘fail nme, F 40, Tribune ome VALGADLE PATENT TE ter, forsale. Model at 91 W FIRST-CLASS AT GIGAT AND TORACCO RUSL ‘ness can be hought at a fair price for cash, rate chance: {nvestigats, Address B 47, Tribune Shier A SALOON AND RESTAURANT 1IN GOOD_LO- c'ully for ale cocap for cash. Address D 89, Trib- e offi FEAT BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY $500 A b mnnll\' $250 cash buya It. Call ‘847D Déarborn-st., oom 1 (‘OOD. ACTIVE MAN CAN GET AN INTEREST In an estabiistied first elass ofice husiness. Capital §2.000 and good references. ‘Address B 83, Tribunc office. MEST MARKET AND FIXTURES, DOING A husiness, for sale chenp. Will glvea barzain T takion within throo dags. © Othér Dusiness to atiead to. 111, Tribune oflice. STALL OR COUN- st Randolph-st, O, PARTY WISHING TOGOINTOBUSINESS WILL Snda good ehaice by calllng st 112 East Twel(th- 8t., corner Third- v Call for o Gy PBARERY ASD CONFECTIONELY FOR SALE very clieap for cush. 622 South State-st. L USINESS CANCE_THE ADVERTISER Eive toany gentleman €200 1f ho will eet bim positton of tru ‘estimontals nnuccpuonnhlr. Tos ‘ribune office. ORNER GEOCERY STOCK, FINTURES, IORSE, s wagon, ctc., very cheap far cash: II¥Ing roo rent very oheap; £ood location and large e Y Tadtsonst, 5. L. REED & €O, (ESIESNIAL RESTAURANT FOR SALE, T( her with stock and Nxtures of clgar and notion siord. Would take part In trade. 113 Halsted-ste PEREOSALJOSIEOR RITTY HOWATD, PLEASE | cloar: the most deairable city in the Eohtheat: grow: ruE sToRE FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH; kend your address to on old friend—Alexander | Ing rupidly; Gne climate; high and hoalihy, Adross o0 lncation for German; cheap. reat. Address Smith, 154, Tribun office. _ | Bev. B. A'ROGERS, No. 11 Ceatro-sv. , Chicago. E MP%% North-av DERSONAL—IF MRS, KELLEY, WHO WAS 1IN EXCHANGE—CLEAR. SUBURBAY, I10WA ROG STOTE, ON WEST SIDE FOR §ALE; GOOD London. Eneland. and lived af » Wanpole.et. i 1rza, and purch incy, guods of Edwards & Jones, wil fend 'AUL BRECHEUY, 187} Pine- st, Phllmlelphls. The Wit Ohiiie Edwards & Jancs: ERSONAL-A TOUNG LADY DESTRES TO COIl. pond with onc or two gentlemen, with a view mEn‘munlutnneoI 1f pleased. Address LEONE D. MI- 1)F Write you to-night. AL—DEARIIEART: SMILE “WALKED." “*Just thesame.™ Tell James. o 1 o is aoten smiiie. and caal fa5 hOAB, Biehlcar grogsandottier perscual property. Room 39, 156 Wash- ington o Exmllwm-}—l\ FINE SUBURBAN HOME FOR Iand or Chleazo property. - Call 84125 Dearborn-st., Room 14. L. PRES’ 0 EXCOARGE-—GRACERIES, FURNITURE, CAR- riage, or house:-painting, for horse of moderate speed und weight. No. 153 Canal-st. o, ’I:YCXIA\GE—ACRI'S OR_LOTS CLOSE TO ERSONAL_WILL DESSIE AND ALLIE, STATE ite and depot on C.. B. R ulo:'l’lh Aflho&s‘z\;mgm‘\g Jupe 3, please communi- {\r‘m or lands. ‘V??‘. TROUNDS, l#LnSn%;:-lLlu sy 3 "0, EXC“A\'GP FINE LARGE CLEAR LOTS, T R hr IOk | Tt Mt o Lol okt & Jurnitiire trom %6 WWeet Randolph- Western lands, or suburbaa. - {L. WHIPPLE, Koom i4 7 EXCHANGE— WHAT HAVE YOU TO EX- CLAIRVOYANTS. A WONDER-THE CELEBRATED GYPSY PALM- 15t can be consulted 0t 206 Milwaukee-ar. ; fee S1. PBASTIAN £ TATLOR, MATERTALIZING SEANCES Sunday, Motday, Wednesday, and Fridny creniogs, &t 180 East Adsms-st.. corner Fifth-av.. Room 27, Cran ATRVOYANT—MADAME DELANG, FRON BOS- ton, can be consaited at Xo. 28 West Washingron- o, 5uE can tell pames. ages, ¥ and geing, busi- s arrisges. <hchrlnptofemcr the separated. and causes specdy marriages. If satisfac- tlon 1a ot Ftren, money Tefonded, Fee from 30c 0 82. No gentiemen. QUROPEAN _ WIZARD — MADAM LONDON. Sist. Exccls oll.others. Revealscevery hidden mys- nerylnme. ‘Everybody consults her. 146 South Hal- (‘0 A\D SEE THE BEST MAGNETIC-HEALER ¥ _and seer In the city ot 147 East Madison-st. lT.S. BUTT. NATURAL CLAHH DYA\'T. TE@T d husiness medium, 282 vtlflmnt circies Tuesday and ma-y er:n!ngl ME. MILTON WILL TELL THE PAST AND FU- h ture; mluckwr all those in business. SIBSou‘l’h Clark-st., Room AGNETIC FORTU\'E ‘!‘ELLEI‘ BASEMEN b Malsiedst. " Open T T AR Epv:rm’: Sundays excepted. Consul l(on. 25¢. * ) ADAME STARKLOY, GYSPY FORTUNE TELL- for a 2-story and bssement brick houso change gnthe South Side worth ST, 500, cumbered {or 2,500, 3years. Willgive s bargali. L. A. CHASE, 52 W inigton-st., basement. T|'0_EXCHANGE—~TWO ABDALLAH TROTTERS, young, fonnd, fast, and very finc, to exchange for goud eleariots. " Ownerd answer. - Address K 30, Trib- ne ofiice. T FECTARGE_GRAINING FOR, & FIRST.CLASS snit of clothes or for fine bootr. _ Address JAMES B, AINES, Gralner, 656 West Madison- IL EXCHANGE-GOOD U’\‘INCUIIBFFED SUB- urbun lois fora good plao-forie. I BLOWS, 142 LaSatle-st., Room 4. 0 EXCHANGE—GOOD UNTNGUMBERED BURUR ban lota In sor of my additions fors ood park phacton. TRA BROWN, 142 LaSalle-st.. Room 4. 0 EXCIANGE TAILOR'S SEWING MACHINE for clothing; large scale for light wegon. F 85, Trihune office. ‘ [0 EXCRANGEFOR CITY TROFERTY. OF FOI Ic choap, o delightfal household in Laké View: or wi{ll rent low. Inquire C of Loomis and Harrison. [ _EXCHARGE-A "CHOICE 1:-ROON TRICK dence with ‘ang 1ot on West Monroe-st.. not Rceded by the owner, will be s0ld or exchanged for farm or other property. Call at 39 River-st. 7J70 EXCHAXNGE—FORSASH AND DOORS OR LUM- ber, Jot of sashand blind machinery. Address A W, 17 Plum-st. near corner er, 266 Centre-av. _Ladies only; fee 50 cents. 56, Tribune oifice. ILSOM, NATURAL 3 | 710 EXCHANGE—2 SOUTH - SIDE HOUSES, BEST TADAN ly.ukcmm?cdw 10 e s et 1 g Srane and pertoct. Want clear clty: E'xss'o other et sta. Ertablished 1968, froperty. Inquireat 29 Washington-st., Room STORAGE. 0 EXCHANGE—COTTAGE AKD LOT F E O Faee oo 4 Iecaper Bloo o WILD (CASH ADVANCES OF LEGAL INTEREST_THE Chicago Etorage and Commisaion Company recelve ffom manufacturery and other buna e owniers mer- chandire at thelr warehouse 78 and 80 Van Buren, near State-st., efther on sale or storage. STDR’\GE—ON EAST WASHINGTON-ST., CON- {ent and gafe piare: charges low: money loaned S et THOS. & HiLbs 125 Dearbora st~ 'lVJ EXCHA‘\GE—N}‘ EQUITY IN HOUSE AND ot on Twenty-fifth-st., cast of State; slso 24 lots i ‘housa and ot or tate-st. 7 ‘D EXCITANGE—OR FOR SALE—OKE SETTINE new double carriage harnest, made ta order, for _l‘ul%:l;c‘x; or mower. Itoum 16, 133 Clark-st.; ofice haurs, t Side near Central Park for C. DI 49 S trade and locatfon. M 13, Tribune office. FOR SALE—A STEAM FLOUR, MEAL, AND [ feed mill and clevator st Northampton, Mass. * fias done a large and prosperous business. Denth of owners makes falo necessary. Good opening fora Western house to extend iis business East. Address LUKE LY- MAN, Norshampton, Mass. TFOR SALE—GROCERYSTORE. STOCK, FIXTURES, n, dolng eash trade $500 por week: destranic Jogation. Lést of Teasons for selllbg. - Ad- dress B 63, Tribune office. 7OR SALE—NR RENT—CORNER GROCERY AND [ caloon stock and fixtares, horse and wagon, with Tour years' lease_cheap. 214 Aberdeen-st. Fon SALE_MY BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS, stock and fixtures, $2,000; 70 centaon the dollar; focation irst-class: 16w reat. A 20, Tribune office. R SALE—OR EXCIHANGE—A HOTEL IN GOOD Funning order.” only 4 miles from city imits, on Food country and’ best of raflroad sceommoda- tloms. ‘v&’m ‘e'é ST, exchange for city or (f’::i;;m pror. ‘without delay: at Srehn bistoess aalireis 1. 32, Tribune office. FDR SALF—A FIRST-CLASS QALDO\' AND FAM- &}IKSE&EWAPE‘D'I{)MG 32 Svuth “nu:r -t 'OF SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, AN OYSTER AND fce-cream salocn; rent very cheap. Inquire ot 343 South State-st> FDR SALE=AT A SACRIFICE, A GOOD-PAYING dressmaking busincss. |Bfll1fl"l’! tables, one sewing- ; business establishied five hny well e e sy o ool vell every mon Feasonanis B ey (R SIAR, chvace of Wesk Madison and Sangamon-sta. i o SALEA BARERY AND MILK WAGON. quire at 924 Milwaukee-ay. FOR S:\LF/—A '\TFLL PST:\BL’S"ED GRUCE“Y R o e oo n hutibors and having Hockt, Any one wantin 55 and having the cash '{" do well to apply st 523 Wabash-av. to-day or during the week. FO“ SALE—DE.\TAL OFFICE AND PRACTICE buasiness; reason for lc"]nB other Bustacan: Sl E oy e, . A ALBAUGH, Dentist 335 West Madison-at. 7O SALE—SASH, DOOR. AND BLIND 3~ chinery: willtake part noy insush, doors and bllnu "Address A 46, Teibun OR_SALE—OX_ACCOUNT OF HAVING 70 GO to Europe, 1 1l seil {or shat I can get,or will take an aetive partaer, the most extensively patronized em- , ployment otfice 5 the Wwest; this s no famhag: ]inlrtlu " not m:lnlni business wi piwe notnotice. Twil not frade but wil el tor wn. “This chance (s worth Iook- '“E after. For ulars call on or address Mrs, AEEL, 418 th:uh-u‘. A1l letters promptly an- FOR SAI E—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF SALOON; ‘als0 houschold furniture of 4 rooms, cheapfor cash. Apply 2t 165 Eighteenth-st. S‘n)BA‘GE roll“. ‘Ern\ TronE, BUGGIES, AND merchandise -proof mf Aan. roe-it. ‘Money loaned.” Charges lowest in the city. EXCHANGE—A THORSE, HARNESS, AND 1izht spring wason for restanrant fiztures A | 1 %6, Tribune oice. Fo SALE_CHEAP, A PALOON, STOCK, AND flxmru, daing # good business. ‘Apply az 568 South WA NTED—§25.000 TO ?u. 000, TO TAKE PLACE of party wmmmvnm: Itmitation for special or gencral partoershij Féit 18 well establishod and suc: B amufacturing Hasiom Princlpals only need apply to A. J. AVERELL, 127 Dearborn-st. #300 "1'\1ilfxiw A TIRST-CLASS SALOOY, o fitafen complete; alio & Grst-class pool: table, l\_)lmlrcfl? fllwaukee-ay. I\TEL'M(‘E\T AGENTS OF. EITHER SEX MAY ‘Tearn of an article of real merit. readily sold in cny or mnntry at a good proflt, by sending address to D 100, Tribune office. "HAVE SONE KNOWLEDGE, OF THE GRAIN ‘busineas and menna: wish to form the acqualntance of 3 man who Is thorouzhly posted and who can com- mand trade: cive name, and whers Intcrrlew may be hadon Monday. AddressB92, T IF "YOU CAN HELL ( -ACRE EAR clty and et §200 down, will pay you $50. Addresa @88, Tribane offce. AUNDRY—GOOD CMLA'RITA‘I’ FAMILY WASH- ing and irvmln],' ls done for 75 cts. & doz. Address orders to Itocw.14, 173 East Randolph-st. “ADIES. YOU ( (‘ N 20BTAIN A FRFPARATION ‘warranted to @emove any effects of cosmetic Jimpien. roueimensor che skl orsalf shtum by ‘S dress to G 70, Tribune office. MCCORBI [ACE, THE FLORIS’ CLOSING OUT Aot pd DeARHE vhnu el rerg Tow Drlces. Virhenn AL 73 Cents per dozen: ox- amine. My liouses aro on Thirty-elghth- o ngas Cot- Immcnw stock. RODUCTIONS E~] ) N mrcn 16 gentlemen and ladics hy nddnsslns Hel, Tribune office. 0% U ENTIRE. FEE_TO PROCURE A PATENT IS TSl Cavent, '$5. 166 East Washington-at., m 4 PARTING, PAPERING, | CALCIMINING, ETC.. dane atIdbw prices fur ciah, or would Lake part piy in clothes, carpets. teacchest; seales, show-cascs, glass- re, &c. Address G 82, Tribune, YOMEROY & LE\YIS' STANDARD TIME. WATCH- L es regulated without charge at 163 Madison‘st. ERSONS TO LEARN_SHORT-HAND. CLASSES day_and evening. Terms very low. Apply Gardner House Telezraph Cofloge. 0ST—A BAY MARE, 10 YEARSOLD, TWO NIND fect white, onc higzer than the other, white star on face. Return to8g Waller-st. and recelve reward, T,05T,LADYE TOSOM-PIN (HAIR srmvr) lnst Sahbath, Union Park Church or golng Qoiph-st, cars to Oakley-st. Findcr“flwu A Ttoom 23, 97 Clark-5t., and get rew OST_FRIDAY EVENIC AT POSTOFFICE -book contdining $14.50, two tickets to fl‘;‘;‘%’;fi;—“" ARGress, stacing whese 500 chu Be emne E1, Tribune office. ¥ ) 05T—$5 REWARD—-DARRK-RED COW FROM COR- ‘“un‘;!;y rcen and West Superlor-sts.; white face; twe OST—-ON NORTH CARPENTER. DBETWEEN Indiana and Erde, 8 gold watch- chl(m with medal- Finder please address or call at the drog store, - ‘est Indiana-st. Liberal reward. T—A RED C‘?W.D YEA)%'& Ob‘l).m;fil’l;gl OSE knob on her horn, a 3 ]lhurnlrewnrm 73 Cologne-| “:m IRREE fisd] LDST—A \ LIBERAL REWALD WILL BE PAID FOR the cameo siceve-button found in front of 48 Ann- st. Thursdsy evening. Return to 43 Ann-st. OST—FRIDAY LAST, A RED MOROCCO POCKET- L4 book contalning some Michigan-st., the m;‘aer‘"n"“"’“’ Segomed 1 5 K= LEFT 1 HIS HOME, 303 €0UTH Jev. Fitiay morning b 130 samed JOME =uEEuA. since which timg Hothing Nis been heard Heia12 yearsold, full face aad Iight com. Tleslon. ‘e were aark okt paats, brows hat and Eolored shist, and was In his shiri-sléeven. As hels FHbloct to aithcks of falling sickness, great appreden- slon s felt for his safety. An information forwarded to 1he above address will bé gladly recelved b his alicted llfln. LOST—TEIS AFTERNOON, IN THE VICINITY 0! Throop snd Jackion-sta, & carpet aatel hel, contsin- ing a kit of carpet-layer's t ral reward will be paid for thelr retum T st Fast xandolph—n.. orad- K 15, Tribunc office.. et STOLES_TRON T7E TIONE OF Tl Sald Co o5 S Ing {RForscing Whees 0% nformaiion w 2 sy be tound will be duly Fewaried. For the sake D( the little ones in our nur:er{ lent on this fgwwa Kl’llill‘ .fl“dz}ha hfllflfl s nn;l:g '1?[:’!]::’1 e Hhon 011 Wabash-4 3 e : Faizge] 'TOLEN OR STRAYED—.JUN; INE LIGHT horse from farm of J. TITLEY' GI]CI‘OOd-.BnLBAY finder will be rewarded by returning said horse to 357 Centre-ny, —FROM 794 WEST LAKE-! " ‘Wedneaday morning. one small sorrel g spring buzy. A liberal reward will be given if re- turned to the above number and no guestions asked. lgflt‘;ngz—ml:;‘nsm\Y M;‘Rm G, v‘(&x OLD hich owher can hute by pro érigand poyitg charges. V- E. DO B, a4 Todn T'H'E PARTIES THAT STOLE COAT WITH BOORS m 678 West Foricentheet.. Feturn books, 0 th are no use 5o them. R 89, Tribuze oflice. ?f) RE‘.W:\!‘D—LOST FROM 138 NORTH MORGAR- OF ON 1 mare and & 3- 4 ., Thursday, a Scoteh terrier slut: answers to ¢ name'of Fios RF W‘\RD WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY ONE i and returning a bay mare to 5217 Weat: 2oc] hops. Marka: A light mane; aléo some gray spois on the ZLost on the 23d Inst., between 10 and e 1’° n‘Z'ie‘g". % 5 TEWARD-STOLEN FROM i) Yards June 3. a tall, rangv, ‘gray hvm. & years ; Rood traveler. J. E. STRAWN, Btock-Yards. . MACHINERY. AT RETATL—AT THE ORGAN FACTORY, THE cheapest and best cabinet organs tn Chicago; 50 i npwards: monEAly: ayments ot carh, or for feal- VIGHOLEON OROAN BOy 63 East Indiana-st. FOR SALE_CHEAT. & FIRST. CLASSSTATIONARY engine, -nme ¢ porwer, as oo d a8 new, having heen jun anly dne mon an be seen at n,\nh (OLOMAE & LEICHT'S I-Jlme Bmvcry. 706 Sedgwick-st. OR SALF-1%TIORSE, FOWER DOURLE ENGINE foryacht. link motfon, bease cylinder-heads, sad isgring steel cranks and throttle, In ronning order, new and complete: must be sold in 10 dnys; cheap for: 92 West Madison-st., furniture store. APER-HANGINGS 10 CENTS PER ROLL: PANEL and il {nterior decorations at balf the usual ratess [ager furnished it deaired. Calcimining snd painting the same ratfo. _Address A 18, Tribune office. WILL BUY DINING-ROOM DOING R ATISM AND KEURALGIA CURED IN business on ih¢_ South ‘Side; pro- three days, by Dr. McCARTHY. 65 Biuo I~ xcwrlenrlngmumry. Address B4, Tribunc office. | land-av. OO BUYS BOOK-STORE WITH SToCE andonly datly news depot fn B00: 16axe 31 A0t atcava in Rost. Dfce: and Aot Iniereat fn Bill Fosting Compnny (also mononcly). Bl chance for 2 smart. m d particalars by i BOOKS, Western News Co.s Chicngo REFPAIRS FOR STQVES MADE AT TROY, bany, Rochester. Milwaukee. Cleveland, and St. Lonts, at W. C. METZNER'S, 127 West Randolph-st. EMOVED-EDMUKD & JOLBROOK, T, K. Whipple, and Thomas North, Attorneys, to Room 5 Motropolitan Tock: s MUSICAL. A CHANCE TO BUY A PI:\\D CHEAP, LFGA\T PIA’QDFORTFS EMBRACES INSTR ALL LEADING VE SELL. TR cASTE AT ABODT HALF USUAL ERICES. Flegant Kosewood 73¢-actave T Piagofortes iiandsome Rosewood Planoforte by Higgins. Elegant 734-octave Plagoforte..... Fine-toncd 7-octave Plano. Very elegant Tiallet, Davis & Cc Magnincons IJF‘ right Dianafortes, 195 betove ew York, Planoforte, 754ncta; G nd Bisnon oo £50, S100, 8 EreiyHitao il urranted R T MARTIN, 154 State-st., Chicago. ccolo player would » g usadilte b mmf 'oF ‘Orcbestra. Cali or nddress A D W, North Ann-st. Fon SALE—A_MAGNIFICENT PIANO, NEV, nstcllean I tone and nlab, standard make; low on terma tosult. 381 Oak- AN ESTEY PARLOR ORGAY, G570 O AT roi, and Doty faished, “whic ook on adebts have no ke for it, and wiil sell at your own e, rexchnes for orse ant bugsy. of blinoton,aad cash diterence. - Room 67 Metropolitan Block. Fon SALE-A FITSI-CLASS MASON & TIAMLIN cabinet orgun very cheap: good beatly new oo e O e e aifan walsat. DoOK-cose il at 70 Dearborn-at., Koom 15. TOREALE A $%m TARIOR ORCAN FOR $10 O monthly payments. 71 Ashiand-ay. ARDMAN PIANOS— 'THE CHEAFEST FIRSTCLASS INSTRUMENT. E AT TAATCTLN, 154 Stato-at. NT TO nE\T A PIANO GO TO PROS- TE S0 o manes renting s specialty, Established 1850. 215 State-st., near Adat ‘WANT THE REST PIA‘IO 125 CASH WILL bus, or will frade horse o new cabinet orgun for one. Address E 53, Tribune offioe. ARLOR, ongA\ss‘—mvmwus MARES— S50, 875, 10, S10, 81200 ARTIN, 154 State-st. | TTOILET SECRETS_OVER 100 RECIPES, SUGGES, tlons, and secrets of the toflet for beautifrine and developIn the porson. female make-up. efc. Full 1t t, With_Instructlons, to anv address for two 3-ccnt nnmvl. DR. LABEAU, Chicago. HE ART OF PURE HONITON LACE IV ALL branches tanght by professionnl lace wenver at 75 3lorgan-st. between the 1t and T7th. Terma, £5. OR SALE—CHEAP_ONE ENGINE LATHE WITH allde, rest.and treadle, one vise, and several tools fit for light machinery work. 683 Hubbard-st. OF SALE—A FOOT-POWER MORTICING-MA- chine, aboring-machine, and crosscut saw. Apply at 161 Wabash-av. _ 7O_SALF—EIGIT-HONSE PORTABLE _DOTLER 12 good running order. Inquire of J. C. WATSON &co 128 Michlgan-st. DPIACHINERY FOR EALE CHEAT — ot INCH French burr-etone mill complete; been used oaly short time. 259 South Halsteds ONER ; PRESS WANTED th PUNCHING shiect-ron; must have a throw of 13{ inchea. Ad- dress OHIO BUTT CO., Jollet. 11l VW ASTED A SECOND-HAND STATIONARVES e 18120; must be in_perfectorder. ~ Address AUTEHGOCN & WALKER. Sokouth Canal-st. TANTED—A 10-1IOT'SE POWER ENGINE AND 3n-norse power boiler; give full description. G 2%, Tribune otfice. To CONTRACTORS—PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, and plasterlng to fot for twelve hoises. It. L ROOT 134 Madison-st.. Room 3. onmnmr..Lx WILL GIVE_AN EQUITY O O T orapay sorih Sas- 00 fo pitting up some buildings for me. _Address B &2, Trihune offlce. TATE-WORYS EXPELLED IN THREE HODTS' tme, iead and tall entire, or oo pay. DEXTER, 167 Enst Madison-st., Room A\TFD—THE LADIES TO K&OW THEY CA}( liave stylish dreeses made for Ssand urwards a¢ L] ER Drumuklns Parlors, 58 Car- A\'I'FD—\'ICF ICF F0X TON DENTAL WORK. Room 6, 64 West Randolph-st. ANTED—SET OF TINNERS' TOOLS AND squaripg shears. _Addresa B 77, Tribune office. WA\TFDvA WOODWORKER TO RENT PART 0p, or would take & partner. 609 Dlue ) camer\ln:mmm st. WA {NTED—A SET OF SECOND-IAND CAR- rlngczmlm‘n tools at 293 W %.};l;fi‘u;g};y A REPECTAB‘LEI AND] ‘TIIOR- i ‘young man out_of ‘employm: some clcun place to Aleep. Would take chm—"’e of -mr‘é orany property, tenanted or untenanted; best of refer- ences. - D 43, THbune office. ‘VA\TED—A TIOME IS OFFERED TO A COLORED hout 12 years old, 3Must be obedicnt and come esommenacd.” Gl i ¥ after 2 o'clock. 23 South Peorln-t N OME RELIABLE GAS-FITTING F1I 0 adiat i ntroqeins 3 valuable loversiog, that mlsx': Iarse profts; no money required. Address G 100 ce. E HAVE THE LARGEST AND MOSTELEGANT meat of bralding and embroldery patterns i the West. e dealgn ns well as magufuctare ourown {m!tem We sell machines for manufacturing hiese paiterns. 5 Batcrey SrodEs plano-rooms. PraNos 1o RENT AT HARD TIMES PRICES. Planos and otgans on time or for cash at genuine bargains. N. GOOLD & SON, 248 Stat GECOSEIAND FIASOS LY, PERYECT ORDER= D et shisdepurement vhan x er"e’r';r'r?? i : Egbf'x?r:‘."w:'gm t have room. R, T. MARTIN, 1 State-st. 0 BANDS—AN EXPERIENCED CORNET-PLAY- er Wflnt!“ hL permsnent work fn exchange for playing. Chahet for youny bands, Country pre- ferred. Ad ress G 7, Tribunc office. 0 MUSIC:\L COLLEG! 493 WA- HE CICASS st diadison- st and 559 North Market-st.. wlllremn!nop:n during the coming sum- mer, Plnphl] may enter n:fl-&y fz‘:.mr; Al puplls will per we TS end tor circular. ¥ 2 TR, B Pmldem. A\TFD—TD BUY FIRST-CL. ¥ Viarey must b good. 25 Btate-sie > CIGAR VWASTED-TO PURCHASE A “SECONDI nse}m patent bake-oven. THOMAS AhDRE Dearborn-st. ANTED —PARTY TO OPEN mLLNEm’, dressmoking, ¢ Highwood, I new DriCE Do B SR AT e, commer Ciark and Waskiaton-sia " Ll R"W ASTED SALOOS LICENSE, CITY.FO Siae. Address 1 5 Tridang ofice: stating price: ANTED—TO NEGOTIATE FOR FURNISHED bioune; or nct as housekeaper. OBJect, a plcasac home. Reference cxchanged. "Address F 75, Tribuge “rAXTED—Tu BUY—SHOWCASES, LOOKING- Ay TS and other fxtures for cigar store. Ad- S FALE, Direcion. Tribune office. WA 0200 A pm:m FOR ABOUT $100 | YWANTED_A BUBINESS SIARAGER OR TREAS ‘that 18 worth $300. Tribune ofilce. with means, a comic troubadour troupe. Rdaress S 2 NACEUESS, 155 Bast Wosnlog: \/ ANTED—BY A L.\DY OF THOROUGH EXPE- Flence, a situatlon ar e plantst or argantet, o SE pplis L Eo reference. TEMPLE, B Nucth Ciarkest. 'W‘A_\‘TED——CLOTHI\I, TN EXCHANGE FOR plano, _Address i 91, Tribune office. BUILDING MATERIAL. OR SALE—A\ TMMENSE STOCK OF LOCKS, b, and butts, 8t prices far below factory. A. w. wurn.hu. 141 Lake-st., up-stalrs. °"0X! SALP;—HI) AL SOUTH BRANCIL BBILE CHEAP FO%r cash. A. W. NASOY, Koom 11 Portiand Blofik. HILADELPHIA, “l\LT] MORE, INDIANA, AND l“ zfldea of preased hrlcl( XD! sale at lowest ‘market alnt for mol!n%: aad general | Worie 5%, ANEBNCE ‘sgeat, 53 37 atninmon st Wn TAVE YOU TO OFFER IN CASH OR Lradefor the following A 1 contracis: €9 1o hair 2301n woven-srire. mttreses. $100 In portralc painting, $301n Athenwum memberships, poper, $is fn musical lrutruction, 15 13 marble work; $11 {n wood engraving, $100 on Wilkon 124240 on Singer sewing-machines; S50 on Eranton Tot, twonew. orEans, an w 245 Home sewing- Thchine. - Alio pabiisiing busiess for sale. Address 126, Tribune office, for three daya. ical filnv “f . WINDOW SCREENS AT LESS THAN HALF 1 lhc usual price; frame madu far the trade, at 3¢ n centa atoot.” EVA! ¢ ereen Factory, 12l South Haisted-st. rA.\'l'r-;mb—s\m}.L DERRICE dA\‘D (FIGGING: ‘eon NEIGLESON & SHIFLDS, Major Blocke v = oo ANTED-ONE LATIIE, 20-INCH SWING. 110R good ord 13-foot Lead; must be In . W. GREGOR & G0 55 and 37 Grnatoatee Crocrs W M- A\TFD—]‘D“ CASH—A GOOD AND CHEAP W Nie forsre, - Address Union Wire Mattress Compang. 17 Sortt Clarikst: W ATED_SECOSDHTAND ETRTIONARY EX. &ll‘WA from 3to 5-horse power; must bcuhenp mr In good ordet. Address A 5, ‘Tribune ofl BOOKS. \ FUIL LINE OF BLANK BOOKS AT 3 LESS the usul retall price; 12D lcxal-cap at 25 cta. perquire, and $4 per real ob Jot of !oulscnval 15 cla, aquire;note paper at 0 and 15 cts. Ol‘ Tarzesustock of miscellancous ooks In the West at hnll R;:::c‘_l“ffimrny the hl;:h:kl:' mh( nfltsfflr en‘(lm 2 ; ric ‘standard Looks, music, and mognzines. L ‘i‘.‘ 'S Original Cheap Book-store, .!)l South A LWAYS RECEIVING TOORS! WEDSTERS DIC: tlonary. anabr $0.50, §8; Alll tory of Europe, 4 VOE.. Sfl tons, = i Weale's Ty Of er ' paper 10 apd 15 cents & onethird less than weual price. ILLER, down-stars, 102 Madison-st. \ EELETON'S NEW AMERICAN ENCYGLOFEDLL sheep. 1wl pay cash forsect. Address w itk cash price, E 29, Trihane ofice. BEOHE YOU PURCHASE ANY BOORS CALL AT 36 South l'.'lnrk flL between Randolph and Lake, for bargalns. §. T CHAPIN. LANE-BOORS A\'D ALL KINDS OF STA'HOV- ‘ery chicaper than ever sold before. GILBERT, ‘Washington-st. CU4EIN'S ORIGINAL OLD BOOK STORI 7 Madison-st.. opposite Tribune Bullding, recel u‘d within the last tiiree days two libraries of fine works. FOR SALE—~A NEW AND ELEGANTLY BOVKD sct of Picturese America at & good discona! dress F 5, Tribune office. VVEBSIER'S DICTIONARY, U\Anpmszn. FOR Tey's American Conflfet. £4: ON Iron and Stecl, £3: Tredzolds ncl ies ot Carpentry, 20, retall price £18; Fleteher's Devotional Bible. cost Sat -m;m ‘15 Catholic Bivle, 26 L eheiry AL 1ns, $3; Gray's Atlas, $3; shause: (Almm!nflfl on-the New T Tummcnt. s Volne S18- Teiall at £a4: Care tly Patent Law; Angell o ‘on Carficrs: Hillard on Vendorss Abbott's Forms; Taylor's Landlord snd Tensa wne on Frai ry on Ballments and Stoi ‘I‘wnl!y Fleadings, 2 30 ot BB oo Waa 000 VOLUMES OF GOOD STANDARD MI8- cclianéoun hooks at auctlon every evening of the coming weck, at No. 18 North Clark-st., north= cast corner; near ridze, AGENTS WANTED. GENTS WANTED IN EVERY STATE, COUNTT. A S22 owi i the Noritwers for the latest nov cane and camp-stool combined. sal rofits, Samples sent free on recel rees F. H. BROWN, 157 rmn GENTS WANTED—G| OR A NEW m SR arelt. Cal ot 258 ComT g 3. . JRFFERT.1 AGE NTS WANTED—TO SELL OUR wire matfrésses to the trada throughout ibe n'g& 3 Ubei vmlmn(A(tm given. Applyst245 ‘ NTED—WIDOWER. WITH 1 OR 2 clmmnrs. wixhinga home in small *famlly, whers children ould recely best of care, - Flease address C 64, Trid-, PRINTING MATERIALS. 'OR SALE—¥ GORDON PRE! NO. & ETANDING F ‘Press, paper cutter, proof press, =+ 244 Tllinols-tle