Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1876, Page 10

10 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES REAL ESTATE. Growing Supply of Seven Per Cent Money in the Loan-Market, Conservative Unwillingness io Shade Old-Fashioned Rates. Good Demand for Business and Residence Property. Principal Sales of the Week: Building Improvements THE LOAN MARKET. INCREASING SUPPLY OF CIEAP FUNDS. . The rates for money are depressed, and there are more loans being necgotiated at 7 per cent than ever heretofore known in the history of {he real estate loan market. Someof these are for very small amounts, and even at that figure not on cholce fuside property, but on euburban lots. There must be great confidence in the fu- ture when capitalists are willing to take these risks. Agents think these investments unwise, <laiming that money will be needed in other and more profitable enterprises before another €pring dawns. Certain of our city bankers are also looking forward to & stringent mou- ey market, and believe it is better to keep funds well in hand than to lock them up in liens on real-estate.” The ability to bor- TOW monpey 8t 7 per cent ought to remew the confidence of the public in Chicago realty, and ‘hence this Jow figure ought to be regarded as an encouraging symptom. The demand continues abous the same, but the actuel business done is rather small. Borrowers are looking for cheap ratee, and as the old established agencies do not scem inclined to shade their prices, very many loans are in suspense. The wonthly statement for September shows a very small busivess, the smallest so far of any month in the year. A comparison of the nine months proves that there: has been = falling off of ome-fifth ss compared with 1575 and of more than one-third as compared ‘with 1874. On the other hand, the proportion of releases to incumbrances has materially in- creased. The season is too far advanced to ad mit of any expectation of a large increasein dex | mand. Movey s like other commoditiss.” Its cheapness is accompanied with 3 sdareity of custumers. When customers }\-e’m excess, then competition advances the pfice, Among the important transactions of the wsfik are ‘g.hta {ollm;—i; a enry Potwin, of Befsin & Corby, loaned J. D. Harvey, Trostoe $3.000 for five years at § T cent on the-forth 200 feet of Lt &, Block 9, dition to Chicago. This may bea Proper goan, but the fact that Mr. Potwin offezed’s sum of money to have all mention of e loan suppressed throws suspicion on the transaction. West Washington street. Nos, 832, 834, and 336, having a frontage of 67%x134 feet deep, $15,000, five years, at ¥ per cent. Fourth avenue. 50 feet east front, between ‘Tarlor and Twelfth strects, $6,500, five years, at 7 per cent. * Hown uf Lyons, Block 1, &_subdivision of W. 3¢ of 8. W. ¥ Sec. 4, 38, 12, $5,000, five years, at 7 per cent. \Wabash avenue, northeast corner of Eight- centh street, 67x191 fect, $20,000, five years, at 7 per cent. : Wabash avenue. south of Jackson street, 22 feet west frout, $18.000, five Ecnrs. at 7 pereeni. Madison street, between Cliuton and Jeffer- on, 40x189 fect, $10,000, six years at 8 per cent. Washington street, between Ada and Sheldon, (0 feet, sonth front, by 170 feet, $15,000, three yuars. at § per cent. Rush street, Nos. 156 and 158, having a front- uge of 41 fect, 811,000, five years, at 8 per cent. Blackhawk 2nd Purple streets, 150 feet front- uec on eazh street, bounded south by Twentieth et. 36.000, five vears, at 9 per cent. Tiventy-four lots in Baroum’s~Grove, $12,000, 78, at 10 per cent. LATIVE STATENZNT FOR THE WEEK ENDING ~EPT, 30. 1676, 1 1875, Céideratn | No. | Ceiderat'n & a205.001{ 2138 60,408 | o5k Totki .......| wame_period in! | 1875, ), 7 75,577,618| 8,009 Sarre period in 1" . 12,806! 73,415.432] 0,542 “OLPATATIVE STATEMENT OF FOREZCLOSURE SALER 474.350}) 204,005(: 121 816401 128 5N 6T u b [ September 1. Total. ... 836! 671 SALES OF THE WEEK. A STEADY [NQUIRY FOX PROPERTY. The real-estate sgents elmost universally re- por: a heiter inquiry for realty end an improved tone in the market. The better feeling rests upen s basis of more numerons applications raiber than on any present or prospective im- provementin prices. Residence and business alike is inrequest, and the number of build~ juzs o course of erection in the city in_all uarters Fiuws that the supply is not equal to thie desand. There have been a number of rumors afloat that Claflin, of New Yorlk, had bought property here on which to baild a store for a proposad Chicago branch. None of these 2tatements have been correct. It is 8 fnc:&nat gunen_uléy known, that Mr. Clafiin controls the large build- ing on the corner of Madison and Franklinstreets, wccupied by Stettauer Brothers. The printipal sales of tho wetk have been as sllow % % fOJ9" & 3. Weil have s0ld 50 feet on South Park aveoue, ncar Twenty-sixth street, Zor §6,250 cash. Tash & Potter sold house, three-story and cellar brick-front, and lot, west front, on Vin- cennes avenue, between Thirty-cighth and Thirty-piuth streets, for §8,000. L. G. Bralnard sold liouse on Vernon avenue, south of Thirty-second strect, with lot 48x160 feet, to Amos Hill, for §12,250. T P. Smith sold house and lot on Aldine Square, west of Vinceunes avenue, to Mary C. ! 0,000, Steeeter: for 210/ house snd lot 60150 illiam Sprague sold fcz“mnflj{)mnnr borm street, south of Elm street, to 2. Y. Jotmson, for §15,75 Y Gz:ngge H. Drew sold house_and lot on Polk strect, east of Irving place, 10 Willlam T, Cush- ing, tor £8,000. 3. M. Coulter sold ‘the southwest corner of Su‘;{\eflér street_and Ashlamd avenue, with fm- pravements, to William B. Okeson, for $9,500. J. E. Burton purchased lot on State street, 202 'feut’ north ‘of Harrison street, 29x100 feet, .5 i Lo e¥tor sold twenty Tots in Holstein Vil- Jam to James F. Joy for §8,000; also filteen lots in Holstein to Nathan Corwith for 86,000, and ix lots in same place to W.W. Taylor for $3,600. Thomas W. Hall sold the west twenty-four feet of Lot 22, in subdivision of Block fl&gl Sec. 7, 39, 14, on Waskington street, for $15,000. . * ie several erroneous statements have been made in regard to the considerstion for recent sale of Lot 15, Valiquette's Subdlvision, we are requested to state that the real consideration padwes ’1'!ATIJBDA!’S TRASSFERS. The following Sinsér;’menu were filed for reco! urday, Sept. 30. .54 I‘c:n PROFEETY. uer st, 338 £ w of Halsted st, 1, .Pf‘ 00 Fo:?h:sfl-mn. dated Bept. 20.... HORSES AND CARRKIAGES, JFOR SALE-CIEAP, FOR WANT OF USE. 8 Arst-rate sound hor-ev, fit for delfvery wagons or for bugzy; prices from S5U fo $110; all are youns. some HORSES AND CARRIAGES. TCTIONS_TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ANDSAT- urdays—Torser, carriages. and harness a speclaity, 38 WESTON & C0.'S, 166 an( 198 Fast % ashington-at. Same ns the above, dated Sept. 2! Indlana av. 420 8 of Eighteenthst, e f, 10x158 ft, dated Sept. 22 . ‘Western av, 25 ft ¢ ofll‘mm:m Bt, w1, 25 3 ,sonofL. A, and Hary F. Hartman, of Chi g0. aged 14 years 11 months and 4 day HARTMAN—Sept. 27, in St. Louis, Lancie C., only son of L. A. and Hary F. Hartman, of Chi- x120 ft, dated Sept. 20. 400 £ : Ample time given to test all 1 Westan se o s 5 cago, aged 0 years 2 months and 25 days. Ample” yme civen o tesoll boraessold under awar. | ate vory bicadys < Jargo-iced work horsds, S5 carn: 'BOXI0 fL. dutes Sopt. 20, 800 | BRUNDAGE—At Manhattanville, Kew York, on TALTIAL CATALOGUS GF 10! 8DAT'S saLES. SOmCIghs CAllforhia: oa | WSgavar s YORY 108" Asasen, Weatern 2+, 50 ft s of Hinman &, w1, the 27th inst., Nollie R. Dowling, only childof | TFine team bay horses, 7 nnd 8 yenrs old. kind and true | as owner 1s leavinz town. . Call to-day op durinz weel 262120 11 aatel Sopt. 20.0.1 . 400 | Sydreasnd Cornelin 2, Drundage, Bacd g yeare, | il nerucas srec. pieaasat, stylah driver, auda very | 8131 West Fificenthest., & block caator Bive Jesna-av- The premiges No. 451 Blue Isiand av, uneral from the restdence of Theodore Mossen- | ffe tear s Titghe 0 yons OR S, G ) 0 o 4 s ) 9 mare, 15 hands high, G id, ki d LFE—A NUMBER OF GOOD BUSINESS AND et on. G5 and 7 Haatings s, datod £ West Twelrih street, Sunday, at 2 o'clock | ,(iPRN Tate:15 honde LIgh 6 years old, kind and troe :Es drivis & Dorses; would cxchaake {or larger oncs, Amr; Mo Gata it 11,000 gx;lr\;en Ly & lady, and a very fice family or busice:s and 10v Wabash-av. e :M‘ai—moxlno'n,’ t;’flg"l \:;’f 2n“' - f'. 2,625 PERSONAL. S‘ufi?cl horze, 9 years, 16 hands high, kind snd true in Fofinfé:é‘ ngwuc%fi{nf °",’?,u‘§,‘n’?§2$5§cp?33‘§'§1 Shurtleff av, 65931t nof Thirty-third st, > S it harness, o free, pleasant driver, snd sold only for | fozether, for the want of further use. Call o address W, 25x125 ft, dated June 23 900 | P ot Sanertor st ahe w i Hioarmons | ™ Gray mare, 155 hands high, kind and trae fn all har- | L3078 S72 Wabash-av. = o AR Bt % s | Bnrlierudane s e T R | b A R D | ponssis e Bg ST 08 BT 3 [ i SR S s 0 IVing; warranied sound. change v i Rpeckash 1hdtiwor Throop et ot 52 ) | PERSONALIMATE, SEXD MESOUY FEERESS | e T et o, deiéription iven 8t time of | ONEILL:1a3 Stateste Con 1oF * Top phacton. P 241t, dated March 29....... = 3 mio;to mas axd all will b right, PHIN. - 'sale: e Towenty seventh ot Sab 11 o of ilanover PERSONAL-A™ YOUNG MAN WHO WANTS & | 1,Ald a large vaclety ot vehlcles, consisting of one Foghgfiffi—gflh FINEST DRIVING HORSEIN D i oiaf Wanonee iome of his own dasiren the scqualntance of are- | Madaone tinrstico but ttle iecd, onen aud iop bk- | naw Bonniovis'fon by agi harmess for §150, worth s : sreciable, gor d looking, yeu'ix lady sged 171020, Ad- T cony el B idtap | £70° Aprly st MORRIS' Stable, Sixteenth-st., 9,101t in same aubiviclon, duted Jon. o | drediTn cofiituce, 7o, Aribune oo, - Sejidbmriseat sarringes, rockaay, and open sid top | Gy e "BR™6 GO, 208 Wamah-av. oo O Samé o (he SWove, dated Sept. 8. 6,000 | PERSONAL-C. C. WHELE CAN YSEEYOUTO | Haméssof ilstyies snd makes now snd second had, | (YREAT BATGAINS N "GITY—1 GOOB COVERED ¥ W‘s:u::;:gfim;l:fir:;‘-‘ l(;klf'-dfllk- X bugzy, 1good leather-top phaeton ingood cond!- SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS, WITIIN A NADIUS OF SEVEN $20 to $40. MILES OF THE COURT-HOUSE, P— tion, 4 exiress and_dellvery wagnns from Btust be sol L. _No. 1159 West Madison-st. ERSONAL-TF J. G, WILLIAMSON WILL CALL 26 18C8 Dearbors-st. he will hear of something very SEROIAL MOTION, ‘The following horses will arrive at the mart on Tues- Michigan av, 4461t 1 of Fifty-fourth st, L5 w ft, 2551061 ft, dated May 18, 1,875 | much tohis advantage. - | 485, Oct. s, and aro to be soid at private salc: ORSE FOR SALE, GENTLE AND KIND, CHEAP Evans av, 22 {ts of Forty-second l)ERsn.\‘Ab—n-‘ TROF. LISTER, OF EDINBURG ne bay mare, Bel ats old, 18 liands high. sired for cash. or will ‘trade for new or second-hand 463120 ft, dated June 8, 1574, 5,000 Infirmary, Scotland, will call at corner n and | by Afsx,dam Caémer w"fi mare can trotthree heats ""E';‘"m' or other merchandise which I can dispose of Same as the above, dated Sept. 99. . B.cop | Fullerto Bo will oar somctaing to s advantage, | 0 2:45; kind and gentle in all narnes, and warraated | ¢ GOrdor's {urniture store, 51 sud 53 Fifdli-av., under San Francisco av, 213 ft s of Fifty-sec- ERSONAL—T WOULD LIKE TO_SEE A LADY | “Sorrel norse, Billy Burk, 8 vears old, 16 hands high. ORSES WANTED_WANT SPAN AND BUGGT ond st. w f. 24125 ft, dated Sept. 30. 400 wiiom [ met at Mandel's ‘s short time o, at the by L ! s Then. 3 San Franciscoay, s e aeear Fifty. glove counter, and ber speaking tome. 1 hove you will e D et in 5155 e e o uaporother projerty Tor to, Nonses, 7, years” Iosse. ond t, & f, 2114x125 ft, dated Scpt. 30. 400 and please call and seo me st 276'Cottage | harness; warrsnted sound. 33 Park-av. A, SCHUMACHER. Sred by | [ [ORSE FOR SALE CIEAP_WEIGHT ABOUT 503 g : bty | poEae oy 8 Tears o0, 10 hunds high, ERSONAL—A LADY OF RESPECTABILITY ORANoty O o20 ba rond-Wagony & wiahes the acquaintance of an_honorable gentle- | 8a¢ driverfuallharacss, andsound. _— man of menns. Oblect afriend. 'Nolotters snsworell | A LONZO ROLFE, OF DETRO(T, SIGH, TASTIE B0 In double or single. quiet to ride or drive, no whip, very fat, stand anywhere, sultable for buggy or wagon. 211 South Halsted-st. ORSES WINTERED AT DOWNERS GROVE. SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS FOR THE WEEK. ¢, ploas. The fullowing is the total amount of city and suburban transfers, within a radius of seven miles of the Court-House, filed for record durfug | through general post-ofiice delivery. Address X 64, following stock for eale at Maj. ANTHONY'S, 133 o Teskentzp St S B e | oo | B o iy R o | LA e BB e 2H 208,588 1 K i X ERSONAL—) ‘RIENDS AND CUSTOMERS ‘ i Zh. 3 Gen. A. C. Ducaf . G. Powers. C. H. Morse, a ey T Comaitiration, 82500, Syutts of ey | Lo Samhow i oo el Selcim ) i Souk | 72 kel sl 5t spelont o B e lo's] | Heofs i odl” ko' M. 00D, 0¥t Jimits, sales, 15; consieration, ‘850,625, Total | RRuny, 0 250 est Madlsourst. & Il CAKT- | ity (0 SuadShorry Hy el long, Tull. Towlae | S0or Mo o . 5 L '$950.713, “hoaded, and’ ORSE, BUGH RNESS, AND WAGON, calh 2 w0, mane. atylieh, upioaded. anti B00 | T Cither, “for eont, Iurabes, carpoce, OF Saeatiose sgales, 781 totul consideration, $259,713, coupe or carriage horse; also 1 sorrel eldlug., 104 Tiands high, good family Liorse, and free chinper drive LOST AND FOUND. ‘Adarre: - v call 58 Arbor-place, ‘west of Norih sheldol o o S~k | alsu £WO hOTACS that Cad trot In the20uiea. All theaboye [ &t M. BRADY. BUILDING,. OUND—A POINTER DOG, WITHL ROPE AT- | andsever other traveitng rosd and saddle horsca for ORSES WINTERED, FED WAY AND ORATY WABASH AVENUE. L oy atchodto coliar; can b fouidat 918 Weat Than. | sale at prives o8t tho times. [ Greh dlay, ot my farms 12 mites out. Addres 6. H. Qiptess., by prosing owntastin, ctiace e m il ba ROk TARGE ASSORTA[ENT FIRST-CLASS SECOND: | BECKWITH, 120 Enst Lake-st. D. W. Irwin & Co. will build a store 48x103, four stories and basement, stone-front, on the 10 pay expense: OST—A_FINE GOLD LOCKET, SOMEWHERE B] twoen Rush and Sunerfor-sta. and Clark and Adams. S TO WINTER—HAVING A LARGE FARM tothe clty, and alarge quantity of choica timotny hay ard cain, I propo-e o winter horsesnta IImn"lnul Carvioges, Sanstsllng of Vistorias for dorg engers, 0-paskenier rockaways, phastons, and bug- Kiea of ‘a1l kind#, (o) ana. open, side-bars. obd 80 siie southwest corner of Harrison street and Wa- | g3 “Finder e 1iberall - - Finder y Téwarded by Ieaving ¢ | FIYINg, on own mike. Ten Drockes, frowsters, and ; bash avenue, purchased of J. H. & J. Well for | Wiih W K. NINON, 106 Svith State-st. o hurwell-known mazers, but little used, nice order, | JOIY oY FATe. The heat of cate s niruniced, Gl and Room 8 or on Bud cheap. PENNOYER & CO., 302 Wabash-ay. AT, REASONABLE PRICES-SEVERAL WORK and driving horses: woudl cxeliango oneor two for coal. _Inquire at 8330170 West Monroe- STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND-TIAN BORNE, 150 East Washinzton-s. Board of Trade. _ T ORSES WINTERED ON TAME FAY, STADLE nigiits and stormy dags onclay Syor. " Referencos exchiauged. H. C. MIDDATGH, #f West Madiso [,O5T=SOLD GOLD FAR-RING, WITI PEARL L set, Friday, betwoen Med son and Van Buren, oron North Stde carg; tinder will be rewarded by leaving it ar DUNN BBOS'. jrintlog office, 202 South Clark-st, T2 DOG, WITH BLACK $14,200, AN EXTENSIVE SCHEME. Arrangements are in progress, and are nearly D RO completed, for a most extensive improvement | T 0ST-s85 REWARD—A S| ; 5 W §pot 1a forehud ; black nose, breast, and end of Lis fes, jump scat, Oyster, and Lusiness wago WANT A BUSINESS (R ‘€ AXD BUGGY FOR | on the West Side. Plans have heen designed, | tail; named Tattors. Return 11083 Waoash-av. m,fi,{g il renatelngin odt siele: skis and and |1 Cashi muse be choup. Adu.ess 1 43, Tribunc oftice. WILL TRADE NEW PIAETON. COAN & TEN- | broeke make. value$300, for good jeweiry. Ad O'el, Tribune ofiice. the locality purchased, and capital secured for the ercction of 176 houses together in the West STYLISH AND WELL BROKEN PHAETON or buzgy horse, perfectly getle, for salc at a bar- Los’r—‘-@e&u ARE, ONE SHOE OFF. RETURN .10 161 Halsted-st., aad receive reward. A Division. The architecture and arrangement of .} -3 X W S GOLD BREAST- 5 £ feme -1 T 0ST—OX WEST SIDE-LADY'S GOLD BREAS A ! aln, or wiil exchatge for carpets or liquors. L, 98 e e the houses will be unique, and the architest’s et Tin wlt{: w:fl In. centre. Finder will be rewarded t Randolph-st. a UST ARRIVED AND FOR SALF, AT J. 5. COOP- 423 West Mooroe : o “er'sStavle, 2. 4, G, and 8 Monroe-st., a car-load of A 600D HORSE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP; NO 4. “usetor ulm; price $95. 702 West Lake-st. N ELEGANT DRIVING HIORSE, WITH LIGHT TOP S e miln o By sponsible Week. O 88, Tribans offcer o o e ) the day oF A XEW 3-SPRING WAGOY AT COST._ ALSG AN otilce-deak choap. . SHERMAN, 707 Wesi Wash- ington-st. BRAND-NEW SEWING-MACHINE _WAGO; plans bave been copyrighted. Nothine/delaya the commencement of tne work bud to secure one or two lots to complete the Zumber wanted. These will probably be purghased this weelk. Potter Palmer bas_oginpleted his plans for n novel improvement: fn the Palmer House,—a conservatory. ¢ the roof. It will be 30 feet by 40, will tag¢ about 83,000, and has already been ted 4o a florist. horses: a ine pair_of bay carrlage horscs and others suitablofur exnress or single or doble driving, by GATTON & RENFRO. N, LTyen 15 PROVINED WITH A SAFETY M., Syparatus of his own favention enatling him to cllp horees anfely and {n o perfect manner. At C. T. HENDRICKSON'S stable, 183 and 190 Wabash-a¥., be- tyeen Monroe and Adams-sts. OMF, CHEAP HOGSES—ONE FOR $0, ONE $30, ) one $10. and one for £00 cAsh. Call [n the Tear of T,05T-0N, THURSDAY "EVENING-BETWEEX Grand Paciic Hotel and McVickers Theatre, ‘a portemonnale contalning about $60, raliroad tickets, cards, bills, and meworandums, ~The finder will con- fora favor by returning papors, memorandum, elc.. ey belng of mors value than the moncy. Send G mail Lo MISS A. BROWN, Grand Pactfc Hotel. 7 GST—GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, OVAL, BLACK cnameled. Roward at 570 Wost Indfan I:os-r—s PT. 26, 1870, BLACK-AND-TAN SETTER . Weakley, of Alabama, has let the con- bitch Nell, Xeturn'to No. 2 Henry-st. and receive never been used; cheap for cash. Applyat133 | 525 Wabash-nv. A. 1. SANBORN. Agen tract for a three-story stone-front store on the | reward. M. v, MAHONEY. i Btate-st. iy PRAELE, D2 HE BEST AND éng;‘,sfl’}m?m—*‘*—m TOOE ‘County to Winter horscs (s ot Atwco Plsce farm, only 3% mfles from city limits: gentlemen's road and carriage horses will re~cive hest of care and regular cx- ercise; larzc box-stalls, with first-class acconimo 'a- tions.* Address CORNELIUS SULLIVAY, Riverside. "[AREN FROMAMY STABLE BY FRANKS. BAL 2 amall sorrel horse, rubber-trimmed harmess, a leather-top yacht-body ‘busky, Tuoaiag e baloted red with black stripe; ‘trimmed with blue cloth. Any {nformaticu of the ahove will be rewarded by me. OSCAR FIELD, 165 Michigan-s PATR OF PONIES FOR SALE—BOTH ARE sound, kind in harncss, and good {n saddies can be driven by any person with perfect sutity. Address W 27. Tribune office. A FIYE STOCK OF LIGHT CARRIAGES, TO® and upen buggles, at1. 5. TOWER & BRO'S., 105 southeast corner of Wood and Madison strects, Ground was broken st Morgan Park, Wash- ington Heights, yesterday, for the building of tae Baptist Theological Sentinar: BUILDING IN LONDON. In 1875 as wany as 10.078 new houses were built in London; 169 new streets and four new squares were opened and handed over to the police protection, covering a length of nearly [LOST-ON, THE aeTi INST, ON WELLS-ST. near Michigan, binde of sword. Finder wiil be 1i erally rewarded by lesving it at O'BRIEN'S livers sta- ble, 61234 63 North Wells: OST—A CHILL'S GOLD CHAIN MARKED ' EI- aie, April 14, 1876”95 reward will be given to any on¢ ieaving the same at 141 Warrca South Cliuton-st. Y (ST-THURSDAY EVENING, OX STATE OR T B. N. SMITH'S, 5% SOUTH DESPLATNES- 1 Mudison-st.. o pair of gold-bowed specticles. The $pin sdund, heary work horses and doible harn ter will be rewarded by loaving at 274 West Midison. | call Monday; must have casu; will give s bargaln, Pe thirty ‘miles, and 3,775 new houses were in OST—GOLD EARDROP WITH CONAL BAIL A | Srale ortogether. AND course of erection when the year closed. The 1fberal reward will be pald to finder by returning to “T 42 HARM)N-COURT—GROCERY RIG—TOP hiarness; must be chesp: 4 nent rig wanted. Cash wagon, paicl box, patent wheels, $75: 80und 1O | customer can be had by addressing P &5, Trbune ofice, | No. 210 Soutk Water-st. OST—A 4-YEAR-OLD RED AND WHITE SPOT- number of new houses showed an increase of 25 per_cent over the number built in 1874. Thus $i3. " 5-year old handsome black s and side-bar t)p buggy together horse, $75; harness, ‘are, sound, harng ANTED—A 16 TO 17 HANDS DAPPLE GRAT horse: one accastomed fo the city. Call with rapidly grows the larzest and most largely poj tod cow, having a rope araund the neck. Reason- | or geparate at any reasonablo ensh Fapicly srows tholers 'L, foaplte, Ltaut Lok | abls reward for nformation pald at 597 Hubbard-st. ‘x_f') e n’x e —rTomarso, | Boree 24 Alehizancse, 810100, TRATED—A RED COW, WHITESTAR ON FORE- J X : ANTED_ONE LIGHT, COVERED DELIVERY e wiibe | £ W. K. N1IXON, northwest ¢.rrer State and Adams. 18-HIAND BLA¢ K $ELDING; GREAT BOTTOM, and will rrot {n tu. forties; sound ond kind. Ad- W ‘wazon at a bargain. Address CLARK & TINGEY, gregation is immense, 031 Cottaxe Grove-a and bad seasons. The agy = + “ v apparently inevitable. At this rate, when e o ., Axew pald for her return t0 17 O'Neil-st. Lord Macaulay's anticipated New Zealander = il A £ §5 ERWARD-LOST—X ScoTCH TERRIET 7 X8 hat once was Bt. P fils‘méu;'zl mldfiwlfl!m% aring | CEive tham ove remand by roruroing 2o 2 Hoston-as w m;fi::fi“:—‘:‘:r:fl INTRRED N BOXSTALLS S st g, Workets L s for & a1 W . Pan athedra ke Marius celve the sl ove rewal returning to 0sLOn-1 [\ S F1 N A S Vi = s 3 S - what once was s Cathedral, liky 3 g ARDING—HOTSES WINTERED INPOX STALLS | pood youug uiac for farm se. 231 South Park-av. = REWARD FOR A SMALL SCOTCH TERRIER. cars and tall cut._125 East Monroe: MuUSICAL. musing amid the ruins of Carthaze, he will, at this rate, have to regard the wreek of & realm of ‘houses rather than of a mere ¢il YW ANTED_SOUND DRAFT 1ORSE, TO WINTER for keep; privilege to purchase preferred. Ap- Bvuar“n"n‘mnxsss FOR BALE, CHEAP. v. Inquire at 21 Twenty-sixth-st. PAIN ply 341 Forreet 1LL EXCIIANGE PROPERTY AT RIVER PARK PATRI ARRIAGES AXD BUGGIES: sl oiti i 3 s AN AN AN AP Ing, and trimming—Ax set with lim3stone o pa - EXPUSITION ITEMS, L L o it e Immae s e | e L er eleznnt Fsowo0d 7- e at | Thave o Bryant & Siration schoiars e L R S The fnterest felt in tho great Exposition is | fllliery store West Washiciton sty near Peorla. {or iy Foot: Corhia, or coal: AILLAR, No. 201 Kist | V7 AXTED=A_ GOOD SECOSDTAND TOE-TUG: Nl 5 = months, With maker's warranty, st s sacrifice. 240 'OR SALE—A CAR-LOAD OF HONSES,JUST FROM Yrt gent' S o a MacNeale & Urban, of Clncinnati,—J. M. Ter- | £ Bel Wik S50 WA Gk B ot S s b ok s by | tA3et ents ring: b é;fit‘,fl‘fl"a /10r'8)g900 o glven; one span of carriage horacs, 16 hands high, 2tple; s horses, must be sold to pay advances; we will £cll seven top and, open buggles and two second-hand pliaecons to pay advaiices; must be sold at some price shis week; two sccond-hand rockaways, a5 good 28 new; VW ANTED-A TORSE AXD CARRT GEOR BUG* gy. with or without driver, dally from3 until5, at 460 \West Was'\Ington-st. Plu{a}enil?wcib terms. VW ANTED-HORSES T0 WINTER: GOOD TIMO. wiiliger, general agent, 187 Wasbington,—is an old firm, baving established themselves in Cin- cinnati in 1839,—the Chicago branch in 1893, FINE TONED STEINWAY PIAXO VERY LOW for cash: handsome upright at half price: 7-octave, er at $125. 257 West Madi~ overstrung plano in good of s0D-6L. Teths e o LAl BRAN-NEW §225 GEORGE WO00OD & COS. A TRl g 2 sl Lo ioner L wonld A W 1 e b RN s Ea oy B e x DRl thy liay, grain, pasturage. water. sioling, and ) e an. V] " made Al ‘enirocke, as. Asnew; ump- a h 3 " al 3 seem 83 though thoy had reached the very Tation Oman, phat will ou slve fOr 67 Addrens | 0e B Tk Lo bakir. vade by Eoansrar e | cave: low taeh. G- STOREH HITCOCOER, 115 aad ORGAY, Trivee office. FINGTOSER, REGULATOR, AND WEPATHER, | Sood gaae ossibility. In the slde-bara:two ope: slde-bars: ten | 120 Mouroe-at. “qc plus nitra ? of human our(n‘) open buggles of all kinds: four top grocery wagons: Fidelity Savings Bank and Rafe Depository of A gt aibaad B with 14 years' experience {n one of -the best Now : 4 ) ANTED-DBY A GRADUATE OF THE MONTREAL this city area’pumber of thelr vaults, 5o 16cal- | Tortfacurics wouh HKE 1o ObLAID 8 stuation 1o 180 | Somscarmbre ot sines M g donstall kinds ofhare | Ny A ety Colege. iy charte of shiuapie. slok 1y arranged and with such an ingenuity of skill | toryor warcraom at moderate salary. AddrcasV 1. | wagons, oyster wagons tolet by ihe day of woeks: aiso, | horses. dogs, and eaicie. Highest city references, Ap- Tribune office.- liorses and buggles to let cheap, Money advanced on | Piy to A. H. BAKER, V. S., 45 Wost Wash'n jton-st, and strength, as to render them positivelv inac- norzex, Lugries, end harness, Tlo aurs to come and A XX THING THE MATIER WITH YOUR PIANO? Wu"rm) A_GOOD ELEIGH CHEAP FOR CASH. cessible to thieves liowever occomplished in § i o I i ? S . repal b see my stock before you buy. Wil sell on monthly pay- 2 4 their profession. There s no circumstance, oecnd oxders for tunlng, repairing, and pollshing to | LG IEY S enge. ' .G, WALKER: 267 and 250 Addres X 19, Tribuneoffice. . > .. _ perhaps, that can better attest their claims than | ton' Bramb offices, Woodson's musle store, 111 | State-st. ANTED—A ‘“rcm})'olmu. shomm m;nss %!t ‘Tares welzh s.: M3t be cheap for cas! Twoniy-seconu-at., and Myers' drug store, corner WWest- ern: nd Madison-st. Best refercnces. Tunlog, $2. Chll to-dsy and Monday at 625 West Madlson-st. assed un- W ASTED-—THE USE OF TORSE AXD the substantial fact that these safes I7OR SALE—AT A _SACRIFICE—A FAST HORSE, Larmed through the great fire of 1871 F y filc-bar top wugon, and harness. Owner must leave the city before the Sth. Want an offer. W7, GGY Among those useful commodities go impor- " FIRST-CLASS SQUARE PIANO. BRAND NEW, . ¥ Tribune office. for keeptliroush winter. with & view to pur- tant to the replenisiment of our household for $235." Bee it. SCHAFF BROTHERS, 15 North S Ex L = - chase: tnust, bo quist. and used L steam-cars ‘and Custon-at. [(OR SALE_CHEAR(ONE TORBUGGVONEROAD | priagess will be well taken caro of. 'V 10, Tribue. supplies we acknowledge 1s theindispensable ar- ticle of starcl. In this particular liné the Chi- cago Starch Company are making o most excel- lent display. They have struck the avenue to suceess through reasonable rates and the su- werior merit of their manufactured goods. A very fair indication of that success is the uni- versal praise their goods receive from all who wagon, and one delivery wagon. 218 OR SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD- HOLSE. LIGHT dellyery wagon and harnese, E. ROGERS, Room 5, 177 East Madison-st. S S 'OR SALE—CHEAP, FOR WANT OF USK, "ORSF, top-hox bug haraess; hotas young, :ound. and gentle, or wi.d excnanse the iorse for a first-water diamond. ' Addreea T 11, Tribune offoe. WINTI SUPERTOR PARLOR ORGAN AT A BARGAIN. 15 North Clinton-st. T RETAIL, AT THE FACTORY, PARLOR OR- ans at prices heyond competltlon. $30and upward: beat in 1he marke t: monthly payments. cash or to rent, NICHOLSON ORGAY CO., 63 Last Indlana ANJO TAUGHT BY FIAN . C Central Cunsqr\‘ tory of Music, 208 Sta! W ANTED—FOR ITS KEEFIN § WIS Food horse and “buggy for Ught dviik: warm stable and best of care. _Address Z 19, Trisune ofice. NTED—A GOOD HORSE TO USE THROUGH the winter for his keeplng. Wil be well taken care of ond not used much, by 3 responsible person. Address X 94, Tribung office. TWWANTED-4 STRONG WORK-TORSE OR MULE. w1 and v . SDUCE OR SALE_CHEAP—A LOT OF NEW OPEX AND Y hee &f:,‘l,fi{‘f;‘;’,"';'{};s“’égmpfgf “t’l‘}:’,‘r"yhg‘_;f [(XTRA INDUCENENTS: cANCE. L oLop bustes: altoneexprenwagon. Mustbesoll | gL, ne or bothln exchange”forcaal. 432 North ' Chic: ut the W STOCK OF XKW AND ELEGANT jas of cos - L 'S, corner of Clinton | Clark-st. 3 sales fn Chicazo and throughout the West, sc- PIANO FORTES, and Adsms-ats. VWANTED—A GOOD RUSINESS TIORSE_FOR OXE or tn poor ones aad some moncy. LEVI WING BY LEADING MANUFACTURERS, FAR BELOW REGULAR FRICES, HARDMAN & CO., NEW YORK; CHICKERING, BOSTON; BOARDMAN & GRAY. ALB, HAINES BROTHERS, N THOS. A. DOWLING & CO., ¥EW YOI HALLET. DAVIS & C0.. BOSTON GABLE & SONS, XEW YORK; cures the future beyond a perndventure. C. 0. Ten Broeke, 135 Wabash, exhibits. with other carriaces, a landaulet with team of fine borses, which attracts much attention. The ‘magnificent barness in which they are equinped is from the establishment of B. Lave. Those Fog SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD, STRONG, GENTLE horse: alro saddic and bridlé, neaily new. Apply at 116 South Peorin-¢t [[OR SALE—A FINE, STYLisH, FAMILY HOTSE ot A bargaln, at MITCHELL'S stable, 838 West Lake-st. o e JFORSALE_HORSE AND BUGGT-THORSE SOUXD & CO., 57 Dearborn-st “7 ANTRD—FOR CASH—OXE SECOND-HAND EX- tension ton boggy: must be o good order. In- quire of COOPER, 62 \West Jackson-st. WASTED=TO FIGE-TORSE ASD BUGE will pay §4 weekly. feed, and careful attendanc YoRE: interested in carriages will be repaid by an in- % spf:lt(gn ‘;’!fia"a‘ : séusj}t ent F. D. Kinsella & AND OFiEe Ve NEW FORK: | oy r‘e"%?fi&‘}i; Cai op Fationar, e b Wil Wn'::;:lnmi;kc;; :‘;D;xno::z'sn ABOUT 14 HANDS e L] lepartmt . . insella ol q 10 xr SHE, NTED—, FA )] h ;- . OUR PRI JORt SALE—4 WORK N 03 3 ce. Co. are plucking a whole harvest of freslt | ARE ALWATSTOWEITIAN Ay oTmER BoUsE. | J Tweifin-ie e il OB, CHEAD, AT e ar 'm';f;;:-n S aurels. As manufacturers of ground,cut, and CASH PURCHAS] OR SALE—CHEAP—A RLAGK WARE 7YEATS Ac%l;:‘b—‘;‘gn_fifim B-Aa0 BMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES, AN IMMENSE BTOCK ALWAYS 1IN S5TORE TO MARE A SELECTION FROM. ELEGANT PIANOS, 225, 350, 8 £400. ald, drives single or donbie, & child can drive her. . Call Monday at 67 East Chicago-sv. JFORSALE=A X0.1 LANDAG, CHEAP TOR GAST, a0y 08 monthly payments, 3t"Tweltth-st. Livory embossed glass, they oceupy an enviable posi- tion, and a look at” their beautiful workman- ship is perhaps toefr most cective advertise- ment. Their place of business is 85 Jackson ANTED—A GOOD YOUNG TIORSE IN EX “chanae for a nearly ncw Toad wizo, hest mal and very handsome. _Address i2 97, Tribune office. ANTED—A_SOUND. RIND. YOUNG IIORSE, weizht 1,000 0 1,100 pounds, in exchange far O elitng, Bro. & Co. possess a wide and envi- | B Ra s, o ronted 70T SXTE-GNE LTGHT OFEY, ANDTNOTOT | clohe piaiy 1o 2 ar Metbaris i onatae 0 e ; r1103 o (rotiing gelding; all clieap for | i P'Con'as 43 and 4% South Desplaincs-st. cah, “Tribune o OB, SALE-SIX" Ok "EIGNT 00D TIORSES singlc and in_ ralm: alio a lot of eecond-hau double ond elngle hargess. O. P. BAKXER, 405 West Raadoiphi-t. FOE, SALE-X BILLAN LANDAT, OF WOULD ‘exchiange for coupelct not much uscd, alsp. for T, MARTIN, bugk| CHICAGO. . R IXTED-SADDLE AND BRIDLE—CHEAP FOR cash, Engllsh trce preferred. Q 82, Tribnme able r_c‘yumtiun 88 manufa-turers of scwing- 1 ey D e OmpIsINg | o SATFTORFED SALE OF A NEF ORGA every v: y of grade and color connected with P ol & oy, Rodl faas ol logant s csseutial class of merehandice A e e o dim 3arord: Mass. rice & Berlizheimer also have a magnificent R SALE—. iRE, F A display of slippers, from the lowest value to the | I %f&lfiefu’;a"x‘:‘&‘&‘éfnfi?‘flf ,fi};‘;{‘ l(x::éfllr[e YV ASEED—A GooD, STRONG BUGGY. WITH OR “Ffthout top. 3ust be clicap for cash. Address 231, Tribune office. “TIORSES FOR SALE; A PONIES, GOOD UNDER nobbiest thing inaginable. Their faztory, Nos. | ai 161 Twenty-fih: 3 S upeiot oot much used, Alsp, fo 185 and 187 Randolph street, is turning out large | |7 oRACE WATERS & SONS ORGA: Mo TiVeRE™ St 25001 OF harmeas: i brezy: 1 covered Frocers quantitics of every dcaunpt{on of slippers. in all lmdlnf stales e wagon, 1 fine cow end calf. West Stadison-st, B s e i . one 75-gallun farmer's bolicr, one dray Suggestive, ~R. T. MAKTLY, 1% STATE-ST. iaifs "rfael:f-fiu:r. ok \Heasy lesm’ wagod éau‘x)iz?; i I RHOTION: | taviiin Tosten Adrertirer. SELL—EXCELLENT ¢ ITORITY TO | ftulier cleavers, saws, cto., all nearly new. E. D. PARISIAN GENTLEMAYN, GRADUATE OF THE Here faan_interosting and. ruzgestive para- | I Gora Solimring babees) bomehed b iran0 | 16 M. SEAVEY, 89 South Water-zt. -~ — French Universiy. and an expericneed teachor. graph from the Charleston News and Courier : Inquirs at 124 Dearborn R (AT [JOR SALE—A FEW GOOD BUSINESS HORSES. | Fould. fn confld(‘ir?fl«in LOY fi'fld‘Lfim!i-flg‘m; n B HELP FRILNDS PIRST! ANOS TO T EAND _ Call a5 barn rosr 196 South Clark-at. amv;_z'e f‘llnys;r;ll’y pivel“Ingtrac tan o Froncl 8in Mr. Lartigne, of Camaden, givea notice that he WAL R, For AR_SOUARE-BOX TOP-BUG- S OROUGIT SO0RREER AR Wiohts L TEW Ry, New York made, entirely news; alio set siagle harness. 714 Wabash-av. OR SALE—OR EXCH. A THOROUGHBRED Tiorsc, With top-buzgy and harness and Imported #addle and bridie; very stylish.quiet, and a good drive wil 3, conl, or plauo. R 37, Tribune. FoR SALE—ONE BAY HORSF, 1,200 POUNDS, $70; aiso one nice roan horee, 1,050 pounds. price $1007 on' sorrel horse for buggy 0r huslncss, price $:0; schiolars to teach. Ladiex or gentlemen. Refer- Chce prime and terms low. _Address V 49, Tribune. °A N, EXPERIENCED TEACIHER WOULD LIRE 1 ‘fow morr plano schotars o1 the West Side; terms moderate. Mrs, B., 64 West Madiron-st. ‘A _YOUNGLADY WISHES AN ENGAGENENT A8 visiting soverness in a school or private teach English, musle, the ridiments of e German, necdiework, and embroldory. — Address Q 90, will feel 1t _liberty to moke cdvances fo persons who support the Demnocratio tickot, If his fmancial cireumstances and common pradence justify him in deing so: but that under no clrcnmstances or condition will he aid with advuncesa_man who aa- Fisted to establish 5 ect of thicves in anthority over him to plunder and _ruin_both bimeelf and them. This is the right way to talk! How many Demo- T ELIAS, PR. nad tuner, 11 State-at. : fmhroviaz tonch and tone aspeciatty. Send orderon posial-card, 3ad Lave bim examine your piano. QTEINWAY AXD RNABE PIAY0 WANTED Foit 8 cugh or real-state; most be 8 good {nstrument. Call 61 Mchomonoe'at. [0 RENT- . WITIL PRIVILEGE OF PUR- | proved busincas properts. Address 1 64, Tribuxe office. (] CHRANG! A NITF HOUSE OF @ ROQMS AND 11 CLOSETS. 1. 433 neres of land (price £5.0%0) In subarbad viilage to , 1o exchage fo merchandise. or truttice; oot 1i1e. - Address BONFIELD & DAk Kaukakee Clty, 1. GQOD FARM OF 160 ACRES, 110 MILES EAST of here, to exchanze for s residence fu city, free andclear. Address E.’B. WESTON, 106 East Wash- fngton-at. RARE EXCH\NGE—8 ROOM DWELLING AND lease, on Nurth Unfon-st. Tak: express rig, horse and bagey, orany good goods. Might take lands. ~ Ad- dress W 21, Trivune otice. S LOT OF FORNITURE LUMBEK TO EXCHANGE for turniture, at SPRINGER'S fron yard, 68 and €3 South ¢ liuton-st. AFELEGANT NEW SHAWL WORTI! £200 TO EX- ehange for furalture and cash. Addresa S 20, Trib- Y2 XCHANGE—2 CLEAR LOTS, WORTII $200 EACH, 4 for astandard upright plano. E. C. WARE, 84 ‘Washington-gt. XCHANGE_NANDSOME 4-STORY BUILDING And ot on North Clark-et,, Worth $22,000; incum- brance §10,000; want a clear house and lot for equity. Stylish 3-story house and 30-foot lot on Mlchigan-ay., $18.000; [ncumbrancs $8,000; want a clear lot for equity: 40 feet on Wabash-av., ‘with buildings, $25,000; fncumbrance $10,000; waAnt clsar Enzlewood or Hyde Park for equity. ' E. . WARE, 94 Washlugton-st, OR_EXCHANGE—FOR CASH_AND REAL FS- oS el R F . and one o . M. GRA- HAX, 133 Dearbora &t 5 FSCHANGEWHAT HAVE YOU T0 EXCHANGE for a West Slde cottage, to be moved? Worth $400. Addreas R, Tribune otlice. EXCHAXGE—P ANO, CASH AND MISSOURI farm for 3aloon or other business. Ils‘on wish fo trade for a businesp or sell call at Room 4, 101 Wash- ington-. 5 XCHAXGE—T WILL GIVE CLEAR PROPEETY Jor o 8ol iizhtly-{ncuraberod oise and lot.” Ad- dress 08, Tribune XCHANGE—FOR CHICAGO PROPERTY—CLEAR 4 improved suburbar, cicar busincas property and anda: wil assome. OGDEN, 136 Dearborn XCOANGE—GGOD TPEOPERTY IN' CESTRAL New York State, worth $12,0. for an interest fn TO EXCHANGE. YT inddorony S 0 TRADE—HNORSE, BUGGY, HARNER d_cash 1 it SRS Side. "Adiress T 75, Tribune omens 1°F ©® té Nory TO EXCHANGE—FIRST-CL ASS ™ BOA] NG OR 10<giag for heatlrg-sruves, car; otn. Tarepng, OF EToCCr.cs o Clothing s 8, T ribani ppic T Nrescoul, EXCHANGE—$7.0/0 WORTH. OR ANV PiRT swerbyletieronly _JONN KEAY, Shermaa tones™ 0 EXCITANGE—FINE GRAIY FARY, 3 MILeS Irom Pacion, Ford County, L., 40 aires LLES all under cultivation, valua.le fmprovemants mals? ate Incumbrance. = Will assume on improsesoicr, Property. Lioom 15 Major BIoCK: el ety '0 EXCHANGE—A HOTEL IN A LIVE COTSTRY T!uwn aomE & good tn m&‘}nll:n wfi&,.,;\ 2 ;ll:f;:ggy' furn! ‘Eed for ity p-operty or goods, Eaé Timbor I mean buslacss, —a burgaln can be bad. P 63, TO‘EZ\’CHA‘:GE-GODD FARMING Eanrax. Wisconsin. or Missonrl, for ho ringes, top buggies, furniture, thes pere sanat pmplny?fi\" 0. Tetbane oce. OF other pere 0 EXCHANGE—WHAT HA TEY O EXCHANGE-WHAT HAVE YOO 00T TO Fx. LAND 1N BrasiooE® $50 dental order? JBW, g O Excha: CTA( TARBLE FRONT, i1a8 - Mfchigan-av.. marteago 7,000, for wild of sabis ban lands. “E. ASULEY MEARS, 57 Reaper Broen ™ JHAT HAVE YOI WOR' 1.0 TRUESDELL & BROWN. 198 Flfth-av. VWHAT HAVE Y0U WORTH 81200 T0 'rosoh cholce bome (50 ft. Tot) Cloecs depot 30}33 or cholce Home close to derat at South Enelewgod] ___TRUESDELL & BROWY, 108 Ifth-ae. VWHAT TAVE YoU WwoRTT = ¥ grocers (10 moms) barn and oz, Sot ory dwelling, We bave $o10e atiie o TRUESD) WHAT ITLL Y01 uth Side? barm. ‘and lot, South Side? in ali caces nerfect tir, L & BROWY. 108 Fifth- GIVE FoI 3 Sist-clam artst?_Adaress S o7 Togbone aee AT PERSONAT, PROPERTY | T Tor® Tora in Desviatacs. Cl st ) s ohomies st., ane block west of Liacoin Fark. ANTED=TO TRADE—A OO TTE, WA Bames, papir. o 3y sa B0, some guod business; please give particulars. Address | 90d, clear suburbax lot.” Address X 81, Trihune office. PD; r:mnq it '&'f":‘",m Exc,,“‘fi“"“:"fl 'ix? "IN SoUTR CHANGE—CIOICE, WINTEE WHEA’ cazo for a gnod horse welghing aboay 1, [ At wholesate e Jrices” for six tons ool Alires | pewnds. ADply stsS Whiting s, el 36, Trivane office. D—TO EXCHANGE A SOUSND_BUGAT XCHANGE—CASH AND FIRST-CL ASS PROPER- &!J ’r.l;for a good business or stock of goads. Address Q ibune office. XCTANGE-SURURBAN_SOUTH SIDE, JNST Lo soaih of clty Iimits, and west instde city limits. Tuz Boat™ and cish, 'Want ten to forty thousand doliars In mixed giodasuitable for country trade, Ad- druss X 96, Tribuue oftice. AN Wore b Iarze ho stabfc, corner Twenty-5:x:h and Calamet- and to-morrow. \) first-cl: Apply at LATHROPS to-day "ANTED—FURNACF IN_EXCHGNGE FOR SEC. cond-hand top bugey. T 4. Tribun ANTED--A FRUIT. GRATN, OR STOCK FARW worth from $5.000 to §23.000. fn_exchange for residence fn clty. W 64, Tribane office. 7OR EXCHANGE—FARM OF 240 AGRES ADJOIN- ini; county 8°a%, Mouroe Co., Missourl: larce and clezant two-sturv Iirick residence fn perfect repal Tarie barn and stable; brick smoke-housc; brick b €00d archard—one of the most finely houae: fee-house; WEATHAYE ¥/ 3 eriyin Phliadeinhia or New York, or eas timber Ianda. fake me an offer. X 24, Tribune ofti U TO EXCITANGE FOR P tern ce. HAT BAVE YOU TO RXCHANGE FOR e improved tarms In Missourl, Want god residence or acres fine timber land 11 Mlsonri. ooly 6 milet improved city prosriy. ROBERT H. ROWLAND, | from county seat? Address W. ZACHMANY, 67260aik Koom 26 Metropulitan Biock. Halsted-st. TOR EXCHANGE—BY J. il KEELER, 103 CLARK- ANTED—A GOOD LOT FOR IMPROVEMENT st.: Fine suburban residences, clear, tor good farms. fn exchange for some good houses and lofs well SISy acre property ia part pay for fiat-class fmproy- | reated. LEVI WING & CO.. 57 Dearbora-t operty. = L o ANTED —TO FXCHANGE —GAS FIXTURE: 5 acreaat Weatern Springs, large orchard, and house | VY Aoy o nt Oy FoACHARGE R R and barn, for liouse In the sliy. 200 acres, all [a caitiia lon, ‘with tennnt house and barn, near Anamosa, Ia., cledr, for drst-class clty prop- "iGacres, adfotntng the elty of Dizon, ML, good brick house nd barur, orchard and vineyard, A fine place, clear; would exchange for a lurge farm within 50 or 100 milesof Chicazo. £40 acres of hardwood timber land, ‘l)? miles from ,Ez,",,f’,',‘&""" on Green Bay, Wis., clear, for good city 1M acresof fine fraltland, with some orchard, near Frultport, Micl., for (mproved clty property. 160 acres, all {mproved, one mile from Rockford, Til, good house 2t tarns, far goad clty property. factory, 106 Frankiln VANTED — PARLOR _STOVE. SOFA, NICE chalrs, {n exchange for first-class dressmaking. 258 West Madison-st. AT WAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE FOR_TW0 Iots d>sirably located In South Chicago? Xo in- cambrance. O 81, Tribune office. ANTED—TO EXCHANGE CIGARS FOR CAR- enter work and palnting. Apply corner Raadolph d Dearborn-sts.. clgar stors. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 209 acres, all {mproved. with good Buildings, sdfotn- ~ Sreyts {og Desplaines, I miles from the city, for tmproved | A GRS EiE 0 IqN P Ih Eindsof Roue. el i hold fu-niture, glsing low prices and selliag on the 160 acres, all fmproved, with good bnildtngs, tn Mills County, Ia. -2 splccaid Garm for good city pronert 87 acres. 23§ mliles weat of Glencoe, on C. &£3I. R.R.. cultivated, With house and barn, 18 mijes from the city, for brick hngse on State-st., north of Twelfth-at. For EXCHANGE—I DESIRE T0_EXCHANGE MY farm of 230 acres. i3 miles south of Geneva Lake, Waworth County, Wi, well Improved, house a7d barns newly repaired and puinted, rich and varied soll, | 1 fine burr 03k tlmber orchard, water. and beautifal road 10 Geneva Lake. The locatlon 3 choice, overlooks the 1-ke, and s desfrable as a healthful, pieasant farm and | tumimer-resort home. 1 have 100 tons hay, 1.000 bush- gyt ‘balance to be bald monthly. They will re:l you a sthals chalr or a complete outfit on these terms. - Black wal- nut chamber suits as low as $25: marble-top suits as 1ow &3 $45; a dressiag-vase suit for £60; to3 centre tahle, Si. doible head. udholstered 'n terry. for § terry, scarlet puffed. parl T suit for $50. Everything Stoves. crockery, i ‘Farniture Company, 503 We Tmeat plan, " which i a small cash naymeet, the arga marble- bed lounge, 5; 8 brows our **Champlon fura(sh their “customers with carpets on the same plan, Talca t Mzdison-st. CARPETS!—HANDSOME t arrising n proportion. Thi PARPETS! CARPETS! / fall styles of all grades and_ kinds J €l8 corn. 500 buehels onts, apples. erc., which gowith | o/ the form. T will fell for 30 an acre or will exchanze | A7 POPUIar monthly-payment house of W. A. LOW- itfora cholfoc vacant busizesslot on the South Side, ELCPES! 8 st Aladsou-st ot L Chicazo, at_cash value, o forafinc husinessorrest: | (OOR STOVES, RANGES, AND PARLOR STOVER dence. 'Farm {sfreo and property clear of ail fncum- ( {J'on tnstallmenta at lowest eash pelce; deifvered nad nd the city property must be the same. or It | it up withont charge. EMPILE PARLOR BED- AddressJ. E. | STEAD COMPANT, 583 West itively be 1o wse o write me. ‘ON, Geneva Lake, Wis, OR EXCHANGE—A FEW HUNDRED TONS OF Youghlogiicny coal, av mines near Pittsburgs wil | take good securitles. horses, buzgies. ec., or anything Tcan e, An order on one of the Jatgnst furnitare es- tol I'shments in this city for fronT $100to $500at cash grlcn; will make discount. A new squarc-bix top uzry; hasnever been used: cost §2:0; will sell for $150ca b, Address P.-O. Box 12 OR EXCHANGE—ACRE PROPERTY CLOSE TO city limits, nnincambered, for good farm In lowa. Audress C. 7. STEVENS, 158 Stats FOR EXCHANGE-EQUITY 1N BRICK HOUSE andiot on Carpenter-<t., near Madlison, for acre property, NICHOLS, GRAGG & CO., 145 Déarborn-at. It will save 70 percent of cnal aa well as ofher stoves coal, and o a much stronger heater. 8t cass pa s0n-st. ~Tar) dressiog-case seta, plain black walnnt sets, marble-top and extenslontables, lounes, carpets, ofl-cloths, stores and crockery, dining-room and kitchica farnitare, axd everything in the line of househiold goods cceaper than the cheapest, and 257004 us the_best. goods and filr dealin;. ULICK BOURKE. 82 West Madison-st. CONOMY IN FUEL—REFORE BUY) Ing stove see the ROTARY sofc coal base burnsr. onr fuel Dill. Buros soft o the more expensive hard See 1t at 28 State- 27 West Raadoloh-st, TRNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS SOLD OX mens ot Ullk Boarke's, 52 West Madl- jor sults of all sisles and colors, marble-top I warrant good OR EXCHANGE~RUSINESS PROPERTY WELL rented, worth $5.000, for 8 more valusble plece of improved business praperty. and wl pay difference in ¢ash or assume fncumbrance. COLE, NEWELL & MOSHER, 188 West Madison-st. OR EXCHANGE—A LOT AT HINSDALE FOR 4 good horse and buggy. Call at 163 Sonth Clark- st., Room 4. O EXCHANGE_THREE NOUSES ON LEASED ground; well rented; three 10ts on West Van Buren- 8t., cloar: ono lot un West Madfwon<at., clear; one cot- tage and lot with amall lncambrance: will excnance o a kool improved businesa property and. assume fa- cumbrance, Address 7 30, Tribuac oce Q0R EXCHANGP—TUN-ROOM INUSE ON WA- bash-av.. with deop Iot, for emali house on West 8ide. ISAAC CLAFLIN & CO., Marlze Bullding. OR EXCHANGE—ACEES CONVENIENT TO FO R raiironds, Horse-cars. and park. Wact clear {m- 'OR EXCHANGE—A FINE SEWING-MACHINE with caslnet cea2, cost SI Tl exchange for good Zold watch. Call st 115 Twenty-sccond-st. OR_EXCHANGE—8x110 fect with amall hous No. 233 Twenty-fifth-st., near Wabash-a) other 1ot for housd near Thirty-iifth-st. 3L SEAVET, 89 South Water-st. T OR EXCHANGE—OR FOR SALE—THE FUR; ture of a 10-room house 01 Indiana-av. : or wonld exchanze for horse, buzwies, harnees, etc. House for vent cheap. Address T 16, Tribune office. &H. months. one._ 219 South Hoyne-at. ing house. DODDEIDGE & CO. JFQE SILECA FULL SET OF GENTEEL HOTEE: hold furniture, entire, or in lots to suit. AddressX 12, Tribune office. J{OR SALE—PARLOR OR OFFICE STOVE. NO. Illnminator, with Russla pipe, zinc-board, ete.. z00d &3 new, for $25; don’t want any offers. OR SALE-CAEAP—A LARGE-SIZE ** il e Light ™ basc-buraing_stove: will De sold s bar galn.” Call at the Great Western Type Foundry, 14 Fifth-av. 'Ffm SALE—A G0OD SLCOND-DAND TARLOE stove ai 633 Van Saren-st. Been nuse but thres OR SALE-A RADIANT HIOME PARLOR.-STOVE No, 2, at hAlf Drice. or will exchange for a Iarga OR SALE_PARLOR HEATING STOVE. CHILDS folding bed, walaut bureau, and other furniture. Call at €02 Wabash-ay., pear Sixtecath-at. 0R SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR A COTTAGE T¥ or near the city, the furniture of a first-cliss board: Address P 10, Tribune office. 'OR SALE—OR TO RENT~FURNITGRE OF TEY rooms ncar Mich{zan-av., a7l nice furnished anc has seversl boarde~: tén minutes from Court-House. Address W 407, Tribune office. TPOB SALE-THE DAGNTLES S—THE HANDSOM: est, and most useful heater (n _the world, at P. B. , 691 We+f 2-8t. 7OR EXCHANGE—8TO 130 LOTS ON WEST SIDE: will take farming lands. M. D. DEAY, 80 South Water-at. \JOTICE TO BRICK MEN—THAVE A NICE PIECE of properts {n the Clty of Aurora whint: T will ex- change for brick at marke: valae. Address X 51, Trib- uae ofice. g CHANGE—A GOOD HOTFL PROPERTY. TN a Western city on the Missour{ Pacific Raliroad for Improved city property ¥orth £6.000, or stock of goods. Address the owner, 885 Ve ¢ Adams-st. PO FXDHANUE-ONE OF TNE FINFET FARNS of filinols, 150 acres, for {mproved Chicago prop- érty. Address X 28, Tribune ofi EXCIIANGE—FIXE HORSE AND BUCGY FOR grocerics, or other available gools. Addreas P i6, Tribune ofice. O, EXCUANGE_WIAT HAVE YOU IN EX change for & good clock or vlocks, warranted: dierent tylca? Don't want any real estate. Address U. §. CLO i} EK CO., Austin, GECA NICE EVANSTON LOT FOR A with el Al stone-front bullding, corner Lincoln nand: Madison-sts. are filled always with desirable new Cican goods, Stran- gers vislting the clty and cash cusomers wlil find {cto their interest to catl on us. I yon don't believe it call and see for yourselves. W. Foli SALE_AT P, D. DODDRIDGE_§& CO.S, &l est Lako-st.—The ** Daunticsa ™ HeacIng Stove, the best and hancsomest keater in the world. JJOUSE FURNISHING GOODS—STOVES, FURNI- ture, carpets, (rackery, In fact every article re- Qquired to' make o home comfortable, st reawnsble prices nnd on easy pas ents. The oniy drm in Chicass who ¢a1 farnisha house complete from cellar to atie fce new 1l four fluors of our new AT LOWELL & CO., 76 West Madison-st. T WILL PAY GASH To ANT AMOUNT FOR houschold furniture, carpets. ctc.: parties havisg auy todispose of will o well o give me a call. 5. F- BAMBERGER, 63) Lake- AMES TIANNEGAN, 238 STATE.ST.. 73 DETER- ‘mined that he will not be undersold by any ane, havinz made satisfactory cash arraagements for a largs assortment of elegant houschold furnltnre of the fnest finlsh, make, andscyles, which he can and will sell &6 ) DR ore AN contoctionery atore nenr kchool or.| Drices that cinnor be beat. Also cholce patterns of car N eta. oil cloth, ezc. Call before purchashing elsewters, other good butiness. _Address STORE, 1987 Garibaiat. | PEtSy SLeorh: €32, Gal pofors Poremsning Sees i 0 EXCHARTE -FARMS IN CENTRALTLLINOIS, | near VaaBuren. aning mill and pump factery, honsrs and_Texas aady Viiago, prosbriyy Lo BUSWIFT & S0N. 75 | ()Y, EAST TERMS—FURMITURE, CARTETS. 7['0 EXCHANGE-CLEAR SCBURBAN LOTS FOR | jisblc, beat finfabed. and bust sclected stock af farni hotezranh gallery, market, or saloon. Address | tureonthe WestSide. Our goods are largely of our FREE, Tribune office. 0 EXCEANGE—TWO FURNACES FOR WAGON 1 orbuzgy.” G.Z. WORK, 93 Clark-at. ] EXCUANGE-FURNITURE AT WHOLESALE prices for a Rold watch. _Address V 83, Tribune, GE—-TIOUSE AND LOT ON (EN worth $1,000, fora farn_sity ween Cedar Ttapids and Baldwin, 12, Address TIADOVEL, 149 Forquer-st., Chicago. Iil. own manufacture, we can, therefore, give our custom- ers a close figiire aa better £ools thra other establlsa- menta. We have a large and carctally-selected ling of the newest paticrns of Inzrain and russels r and ofl cloths bought since the recent decline that we offer o time at the lowest cash prices. Inour of ranges and cooking-stoves we have some OF tho best and most favorably-known thavare In the market. 1§ Days 10 et our prices and fo examine our zouds befors buying cleewhere. JOHN M. SMYTH, 134 West Madl- -3t crats of Mr. Lartigqie’s stamp are there in South iz ad L ah mares; thesé horses are warran Carolina¥ cliasiie, degint Gew square grand plano. - Adaress gt o ivin B 540 Dot Tand-av ted | Tribuse office. GOOD EXPRESS RIG. LADY WISHES T0 FORM A CLASS FOR Of course there is nothing resembitag brinery 0 "0 or_intimidation going onin South Caroling. A g wrc nower making: terms roasonabio: AddressS 5. Tribuse office. TAVE 0 RENT-XEW TIANGS—LOWEST prives in tie elty. Tor “SALE—CHE Inquirc at 407 West Twelftl: T, EFCHANGE—A FIXE DOUBLE-BARRELED un for clothing or furnlture. ~Address N 29, Trib- une office. e VTS rE R or st 83 Van Ruren-st. X VWAKNIED-FOR CASIL. &7.0CTAVE. STEINWAY plntio, in order aud but lttle used. Ad- dress N 82, Trfiu e ofiice. Only, if you vote the Republizan ticket you can expect no “advances,” but thereis plenty of money £o be lent to Democrats. Was there not 4 remark made that reform is nepded? 7OR SALE—A GOOD GENTLE TOUNG HORSE for §75, orhorse, buggy. and harness for §150. Rearof 1563 Butlernolest, " OR $ALE-A GOOD_STRONG HORSE, $30. 119 Augusia- Nobl A PROF. .. EDOUARD (PARIS), FRENCH 3 . "ter at the Chirago Musical Cotlege. Wabash-av, and 207 West Madizon-s! MUSICAL COMPOSER AND AIGHLY-SKILLED e WASIED-TO RENT-A TIANO FOT ¥ - X s ! 0 A & class dresamaking; also, tustractions for n girl A E if 3 £\ “teacher visits and teaches artistic plano and vocal BIRTES, dunciS Tor Pae dnaeiiting. B 3o tbunaoen | OB, SALE cH ATt hery wao ippia tp | Culture: G0 ceats each. _Address X 10, Tribane. . BT X GO0D ST, | Mo J- EICH, T0:0 Wess Madisonst. (PET] O TEACHER CAN HAVE A i gons: South Side; splendid location. NT PLY front rooms. furulshed, fn exchange for les- WELDEN—Sapt. 20, o the wife of Jobn Wel- Address Q 28, OR SALE—THREE HORSES, THE PROPERTY den, a danghter. = _MAERIAGF ~COBB_RUMRILL—On the evening of Sept, 27, bfl the Rev. Robert Coliyer, Mr. I. G. Cobb and of a genticman hating no further use for them: A bn%mlrc by Rhino, dam by Gen. Hawh, 8 years oid, ribune ofice. o N EXPERIENCED TEACHER DRSIRES A FEW tlie English branches. Address W ITULTHE NEW MUSICAL Teretofore, aceept pupll evening. JOSEPH SING TATANTED — NEARLY' “T LY 55 West “ldlluni{ - NEW — SECOND-HAXD 15% high, trota In 1:40, & lady cau drive hier: a roan mare 16 G years old, the fincat family or carriage horse in‘the “clty: abrowd mare@years old a g ol eaddie mare, and goes {i harness. Thesc horses are warrant- 2] irila who wish' to take Te:sona In Tuiln or rnyof 7, Tribune offi d a fauio. for which 1 will pay cash; Kuanb preferred. ches. i e Otive Rumrill, both of this city. Aadebsa ¥ 59, Teloune omens prefered. | B ound fn evory respect. and must be sold. ADDIY & | {YOMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, 88 LA SALLE-ST, LANE—V I?;I‘O 291‘!}‘1“‘2 hgml:hnf Rtha ‘;‘fld\v iIL BUY A Sn0d TOSEWOOD PIANG, | Dorm 422 Wabash-av. C (ro(mcr‘l,v cu{nurlwmu ;:\dfl ‘lfilnxle). open day and reuts, ‘on the: 23U insty oy the JUvy GoW. 36 oitave, carved loss and mouldings; [a fin — - evening fur bookkecplag and Wrltiog. orriil, of the fl'fl]!_( Communion Church, Mr, dJ. of 7 West Congre Epestalre: R Sk sy ‘:‘:fi? ‘m&{ T geen ARROZZI'S_ MUSICAL INSTITUTE. NO. 100 C, Lane and Miss Hettie H. Vinton, both of this very fine gold watch and chain, stem-winder. DR. £tate-st. Private leseons In sinzing, pfano, har- monle, o, violoncelio, orzwnd. lanmses. Persoms PRICE, corner Canal a1d Van Buren-sts. OR SALE—AN OMNIBUS, CHEAP. A. D. - TER, foom 11, 157 Clark-st. A1 (0AR OR SALE—A FINE BAY CAl Tong manes and_tails, five, styli @ kind, and sound: munst be s0ld, a<”owner has no usc for them: they are oo single ;g price 350, Tnnuire MACHINERY. [{OR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH—AT YARD OF W. D, Cox, south of new pumping. works on Axhiand: ay., steam derricks. hofsting engines, boliers, pumps, 33 steam-fittings, pipes, tongs of riptions; plle-drivers, jacks: ploks, shovels, i blocks, chains, Iron cars, scales, deslrons of obtalhing thoroush mnsical cd-ication can 0 80 &t the moAt Teasonable prices. Durins (he PRst year 160 puplls havo recolved {ostruction at $his institut; FOSER'S PAOSOGRAPH ELTGEA ‘Collese, Gor iner [lonse. [nstriction gf¥en ai res- tdence it desirod.. Situations f wnished 1o students when competent. Telegraphy free. city, 5~ Buftalo and Cleveland papers please copy. EASTON—GASTON—In Beloit, Wis., Thars- day, Sept. 28, st the residenco of the bride's father, by the Rev. Fayette Royce, Mr. W. IT. Enstos, of Chicago, and iss Minnie Gaston. No 0 FXCHANGE—THE RENTAL OF 51X ROOMS | and furaityre. TPartof rooms rerented pay double therent. 222 North Clark. EXCHANGE — VACANT 1.OTS AT ENGLE- wo0d for house and ot at Boglewaod or_at Cottage Grove.Address No. 8¢ Bowen-av., Chicago. [ EXCHANGEST WILT GIVE TIPROVED CHT- cago property for a goud farm or plantation South or Southcast. Address, with particulars, F. K., 360 ‘West Congress-5t. T, EXCTASCE-A "SEW TwOSTORY AND bascment briok house In & fing loca'lty for a two- story house without basement, _Address P 1, Tridune, [0 EXCHANGE—A CLEAR HOUS] 10T FOR 2 farm near cify. Call or address J. P BRADLEY, No. 12 Rumsey-s., second door from Indian O, EXCHANGR-A FINE SQUAREBIX TOP bugsy for & 16 hand horse that can trot o the poie Inthres minutes, _Address X £1, Tribane ofice. [0 EXCHANGE=FIXE FARM IN EANSAS AND cash for Iand near the city, or houses and lota; will assume. R. C. GIVINS, 7 Bryan Block. - FXCHANGE-A _GOOD_ 10-ROOM BRIGK house, West Side, worth $5,000, incumbrance 3,000, 4 years; want cottage and Iot or vacant lota for equits. C. B, WILSON, Room 3, 118 Randolph-st. cards. JONER~BECK—On Saturday, Scpt. 30, at the residence of the br de's uncle, L. W. Beck, Esq., at barn rear of 578 Wabashi-al 0. A1 OR SALE=A DARK BAY HOUSE 5 YE _weighs 1,200 pounds, cheap. 0 Vernon- Iuraber tuols of all kindg, and leass of dock and yard. The alove can be scen dully at yard for one week from TUCTION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN IX in o p.epare him for colieze. Addrest terms T, V14, Tribune ofice. a0d references, to STUDEN 8. 1. 104 P, M., oF 8ddress 483 Belden-av. Normel, Cook County, by the Rt. Rev, Charles | GOX Edward Cheney, D. .. Mr. Darlington T. Jones = = = 70K BALI 5 < T 5, TOITED CRAT 5 ¥, 3 3 SCONDTTAR s - | T{OR SALE-CHEAP—A FINE BAY MARE, YOUNG, | T ESSONS IN PASTEL (COLOGED CRAYOY) DY 2and Mixe Hattie M. Beck. O i 12 e boora: ier seo: | ¥ Sifuisorme, souid. a £00d ARivery sriE e and iata. iy rerens aerteeil fush. Tartar Aphly To ———— Tand Steam Ty Bnterprise Balr & Tnon Works, | APy Monday at bard, rear of 501 ¥oat Washingtonst, | torm 840 State-s LMixteco, 0 DEATHS, _ i er of Kingsdury JFOR, SALE-S HORSES AND MARES AT €070 | |\[1S. 1, CHISTIAN WiSi{ES SIORTSCTOL ARS % RS AR R BRI ACIHIN 50: must be sold to pay_adyanc.s and K Y r plana Jesanns, or allress Toom 8 Far- & T’g{‘ml"s‘a—om n Wednesday, Sept. 27, of drop- 2 e SASHINERY | come and sce tliem {f 0u want bargais. WISHIR | et ot Forms 89 5 manth, Degianers prefored. Y. Charles Thompson, cged 52 yeurs, off saw, and uther machine) GERS, 177 East | sale-stable, 263 State-st. = Ci EDDY [TAS JUAT RETCRNED L ELAR_On Sateiay, Sent. 20, of Samber, | Ml ROUME. o e ORSALE—ONF COUPE ROGKAWAY CATIAGE, | 1] Fram Che hans, caad 1o e repetit 1o annah. wife of William Phelan. R SALE—FOR WilAT THEY WILL with pole and shaft; cis6 S600; price, One | ies:ors on the plaiwforte, 0 gay, and in pusieal 1 Funeral to-day from 102 Gurley street, by cars paysdvances, 1 Smith's 4 side8 inch ‘molder: 'slso | liFhtdoutle harness. wiih homes and breasi-collars; | Adcrers i South Ann-stos oi caro of LYON & IiF to Calvary. Friends invited. 1 14 iach double planer and matcher. What will you | coss $150; price, §50. Une young mare, top-bugyy, R 1IN DANCING—STAGE AND FITZPAPRICK—At 4:30 p. m., Sept, 30, Mrs, | Elvefor them? TRUESDELL & BROWN, 103Fitth-ar. | and haracass price, S205. One Stewart' cook-atove; | PRINATE LGRS LN Nkt iy Mary Fitzpatrick, aged 76. ; Oft SALE_TOISTING MACHINES, ALL KINDS: | §1%, 9 NO8IH BaiPlTs. Room's Besan phoeis | Address Mrs. M. . RHODES, sssutest. 7 Kuneral Mondoy. Uct. 2, at 9:30 a. m., from her a's0, shaftlng. pulleys, etc.. cheaper than second: e 3 R e 1. TRENCH. TEACHER OF TiE PLANO. Iate residence. 04 DoKoren strect, by CArriazes to | Band: mUlwripht work o shecldity: satisfaction guaran- | OR SALE-1 HOUSE, MARNESS, AND WaGoN: | B, (£ TRENCH, TEACHER, OF S8 EAT0, Church of the Holy Family, thénce to Calvary | teed: T- W.EATON &CO. 71 Micntgeun. | L0 1 gakctirtor pump and gduees 1act of tonin { | jolaes nidiinid to M raidetics J703 Inalsnncares of Cemetery. 'OR SALE-MACHINERY FOR CONFECTIONERY | Stocksand dies bR DIIMICT. | Lyon & lfealy's, corn. r State and Moaroe-sts. - ‘magufactire. Ono Jenny-Lind: one cocoanut- | J0OR SALE—AT A DARGAIN—ONE POLE-HAR- T ONE gKETClH)G FROM X 1 “iemon “for $5 (not izcluding shaiinz). ntis {aughtonly at their resldences. Addross C. ELVEENA, uet- -Otice. ['BE DANCING ACADEMY ON THE CORNER OF Halsted and Adsms-sts. will bc onen every Sat- urdsy afternoon to receive chiidren for tustructlons o the ‘art of dancing. Commencing Saturlay, Oct. 1. PROF. MULLIN. General admissfon, 10 cents. - —MY BUSINESS REQUIRING FULL CED Tfly\CflEn. OF THE trenti hould jlie to sell my trotter, Tiae, wants = few more scholers. Torms vy R Taky an ofter. - GOETZ, 0% Stare st o 10 | 1 KJH’:";‘;‘“ TR FoR 5 5 9 ANTED—-A GEN’ N C] 13 0% SALE-A DERE DAY JONSE nerg ANTS | W IE0 i0a poivace chov) twra ersainas nth sound, upe 5-year-b week. Reference required. Addross, stating cerms, irness, price $190: ness, one phaeton, oue elde-bar, one end-spring: all 1eathor (obs, Ad first-class in every respoct. 457 ‘West Madison-st. JOR SALE — A FINE TWO-SEATED PARK OR Rusting bugey, Chlcazo make, Cincanatl patent heels, and leatlier cashion; every any first-clasa; al- most fews will sell cheap. for wait of room, of ex- charge for lght coupe. * Can be seen Monday from 8 1o 12 a'clock at 155 Franklin-st., near Monroe. BROWN--On Saturday, Sept. 30, Mrs. Mary Brown, 83ea 42 years and 6 months. Funeral from 66 Bremer street, Monday, by car- riages 1o the Church of the Holy Name at10 o’clock, thence by cars. SANDAY—Sept. 30, at 318 West Adama street, Laurence, eccond son of William and Sarah San- day, aged 16 years 9 months and 22 days. Funeralat Ip. m., Sunday, to Gracefand. WADE—The fnneral of Greenleaf G. Wade will take place from the residence, 745 Carroll avenue, atlo'clock. Carriages to Roschill. HARTMAN—Scpt. 14, Farnie Burk, only dagh. terof L. A, and F. Hartmun, sged 6 years 10 ‘months and 5 days. HARTMAN~Sept. 16, in Bt Louis, Willie A, catter; five peirs’ rollers; oné mint-drooper; one bar- cutter: one Kettle. Apply at 123 South Clark-st., Room 1. GECOND-HAND DOILERT ENGINES, GEARING, shafsing. pulleys, biacksmiths’ and borlermakers tool, bar fron and’ stecl, ges and stcam pipe, ntdls, scrcws, bolts, grate-bars (af cheap at Springer's Ifon Ta VWANTE D=FOOT LATH: 2 cents per pound), for sule 5 to & South Clloon-t. 66 ILLINOIS-ST. ___AGENTS WANTED, GENTS WANTED—TO TAKE AGENTS' GUIDI 4\ circulation over 10,000; third year; on trial thres montks, 10 centa. A}flE SC&T 80 Dearborn-at. 1 GENTS WANTED—$7 PER DAY AND EX- A GeiiEa tor go0d mea.” 137 Madison-st., Koo 13. Id Day, square box (03 buggy and | X(G rribune office. Day "Reany new oper buAey, one s 2 ¢ first-class light grocer's wagon. horse, s harnéss, very PIANO LESSONS FOR $8 BY AN RXPF - : cheap for cash. ~ 218 Twenty-sccond-at. o 2U enced lady ssacher. Z 60, Tribune ofice. v pe T TOF3CHANGE 815,000 RESIDENCF, CLEAR, 0% West_Elde, with caih, for one or more houses on Bouth or North Sides. L. A. CHASE, 94 Washington- st., Room . '0 EXCHANGE—FRUIT FARM AT ST. JOE. 20 acree, ail improved, cholce fruit, ine bufldinga: 7,500, at 120 Jouth Morgan-st. §25) MONTHS' NOTE. ‘ured 01 good equity of §2,500, for clothing, or other property. _Addross W 81, Tribane. 70, ERCHANHE-LAND 133 Y S0 EEET OK 10 a éfl?a Hcl;‘ Fir }Al Hllr{ilefl-lu. fflAa:a;l u&h and balance {2 gooUs for store 10 country. 3 S4LaBallecag. oo or BT i =™ "0 EXCHANGE — NICE. COTTAGE AND LOT, free and ciear, well rentod, for stock of dry z0.ds, beote and shoes, or grocoriea, *sultable for & country T. 'S, 102 Washington-st. TO EXCHANGE-FISE BODT BARDWOOD . " thnher landg x¢ Balily’s Harbor, Wis., pler 800 foet 1ongz. and scverst bufldings on premises, ‘Ore occapled asa ronaral v dolng 8 gnod trade; excel lent lucation and facilitfes for handiog wood, poats, toleRrah-poies, ete. Will oxchaage 1and. bulliins pler, and stock {n store for goou “‘if"fié“‘s‘n Pronerty In nd_noesibly misht assume 1iz) 3 VF. ANDREW Washington st o 'l‘O EXCHANG A STORY BRICK HOUSFE IN Battie Creek, Mlich.: L 1s situated near huslnesx . o 2=z Iot, with barn, 1n perfect order. and T o8 I, aace. Adires EXCHANGE~YOUR CHOICE. OF TWO YOCNG mares and cosh for a fob of pinmbin; Inqulre of 0. CTCTIEE 15 Do o wmotng. log ’ CHANG! ~VEST ST ADISON-ST.PROPEL’ cléar, for dawetiing on South Siic, cast of Biate-zt. EELLY &€ McKNiGRT, 155 Monroe-st. 1 A centre O, YSTALLNENTS FINELY FINISHED AND handsome maride and walnut-top chamber Suits paricr sults, and founzes that are stylish ¢l well mads, op exsy weekly of mouthly paymeats, st rices. . Good foods and saunre 1Saling gusraniesd JOHN M. SHYTH. 11 West Madisor O FARTIAL "PAYMENTS —INGRAIY XD Brusse(s carpets from 53 cents & yard and up on weekly or manthiy payments: we are making lower prices than ever hefure, and glving more favorabie terms. JOHYN M, SMYTH, 131 Weat Madlson-st. ()LD, SPRING BED3 MADE AS GOOD_AS NEW, and sometimes vetter, st TIRRELL'S, 89 South Water-¢t, Cutthisont. ' _ REPAIRS FOR STOVES MADE T ALL PARTS of the United States; old_Atoves repaired and msde &qual (o new at 203 West Twelfth-st., near Desplaines. REEALLS FORALL STOVES MADE IN THE United States. W. C. METZNER, 127 Weat Kan- dolph-st. QTOVES-T HATE TWELVE NEW sz,u.m.:q stoves, very uesfruble stvies: will sell for $13 $15, worth $21 and $25. 102 West Lake-st. SOME FURSITURE FOR SALE CHEAP AT = South Pauiloa TOVES! STO S VE! ! STOVES!—PARTIES TN WANT of rst-clas heating stores can, by callfrg st (& Jest Lakeat. ket 3 good baresin fn ‘sccond-bsnt stoves. Any oe having parlor stoves for sale exn, addressing HODGES & CO., Rets fafrprice. Also fur, carpots at private sale. Appralsed free o} You will and (€ 1o your laterss by HODGES & CO. beforedls est ake-tt. T STOVES'—TIIE FINEST LINE of cook-stoves. ranges, and heaiinz sioves ‘wost of New York for faie 01 easy payments. Now 18 youl buy yonur heating-stoves. W.A. TOwkiL4 €O., 735 West Madison-st 2 FPHE_EMPIRE PARLOR DEDSTEAD COMPANT 2l farniture, carpets. stoven, crocicery, eic. : A% thie celebrated Empira parlur bedstead, on {astallip=t 8% the loweat cash prices. Salesroom 383 West son-st. § RE CLEARING OUT ‘ EQAKX“%) 'AND CIFAMBER FURNITURE iture an charge, househol Lev2 them appral posing. _Add SILES, PLUSH. TERRY. WAIP-CLOTIL SATISK ND OTIER COVFR'NGS. _ $35, §4: 3 ., 5107, S130. J.2% SRR ST ATY CED PRICES. . TH-ST. {VASTED — FANDSOME BEDSTEAD, WASH- iand, and parlor vet. Statelowest price. Ad dreas 53, THbune ofic s LL CASH! HIGIFST PRICE PAID FOT BOOES s\ mazaziner, muslz, stervoscopes.and views at A. T CHAPIN'S, 3 South Clark-t. A ' BIG PRICK, CASHL IX YOUT HAYD, FOR GOOD books. IL.'D. CHAFIN'S Oli-15ook Store, 61 Madison-st.. opposite Tri.une Building. - LARGR AND VERY RARE BOOK OF EXGRAY- tnzs, publizhed in Rome 1n 1699, for sale; price, 535 Addreas'V 31, Tribuns office. - gare e H —omaer ES———— itk i ] i 5 k e - g SR 3 & §