Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1876, Page 10

.10 THE CHICAGO TRIBU SUNDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES . TO EXCHANGE. B SECRET SOCIETIES. &nnual Meeting of the Grand Lodge of 0dd-Fellows. Masonry and the Moral Law--- Impostors. ODD-FELLOWSHIP. THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATIONS of the Grand Encampment and Grand Lodge of Ilinols were held at Jacksonville during the ‘past week. The session of the Grand Encampment com- menced at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning, the Hon, J. Krohn, Chief Patriarch, presiding. Bro. E. M. Sanford, P. G., of Jacksonville, on ‘behalf of the citizens, welcomed the brethren. An election for officers resulted in the sclec- tion of the following: Grand Chief Patriarch—W. L. Gweeney, of Rock Island. Grand Uigh Priest—C. W. Heaton, of Farming- ton. Grand Senior Warden—H. W. Crocker, Chicego. Grand Scribe—Gen. John C. Smith, of Chicago. mzl.'ramz Junior Warden—W . E. Carlin, of Jerscy- e Grand Representatite for tico years—J. 8. Tick- 10r: for ond year, Jacob Krohn. Tue report on the constitution for subordin- 1ates was ordered to be printed in the proceed- nazs, action being deierred until the nest ses- Hon. 6RAND LODGE. The Grand Lodge met at the Opera-House at 121f-past 7 in the evening, being escorted there- i0 by the Patriarchs in uaiform. The welcom- g address was delivered by P. G. Amos Hen- jerson, and the response by the Hom. J. 1L Derly, of Cairo. Amoung the important business transacted was the following: The appointment of a committec on tie revision of the Coustitution, Ind another ou tie proposed amendments tothe constitution and by-laws_of subordinsie lodges. The vote cn the establishment of a relief organization in Chicago was ordered to be retaken. ‘“Robert’s Nules of Order” were adopted as the standard of practice for the Grand Lodge and subordin- ate lodges. Belleville was sclected as the place for holding the next annual session. Aun election for oflicers resulted as follows: . Grand Master—Amos Henderson, Jack- Deputy Grand Moster—Michael Piggott, of Quiney. > it. IV. Grand Warden—A. W. Burggen, Gales- W, Grand Secretary—X. C. Nason, of Peoria, re-clected. 1. W. Grand Treasurer—Amos S. Barry, of Alton, re-clecied. ‘1 be appointed ofticers were: Worthy Grand Chaplain -The Rev. Willlam Edwarde, of No. 293, “liorthy Gead Marshal—A. A. Dougherty, of = hy Grand Conductor—Amos Kemp, 0. 7. Vorthy Grand Guardian—E. A. Beatie, of Wo. 38. Nllor!hy Grand Herald—W. D. Keunedy,- of of The Grand Master then announced the stand- ing comnmittces Jor the ensuing year. The cimirmen of the didercut committees ar: as follows: Finance, John Legie- luive, the Hon. A. A. Orendorf; Judiciary, Guv. A, A, Gicon; State of the Order, . C. Easies. Appeals, Gen. J. C. Smith; Printing, AL B. Mills; German Journal, J. Sathor; Cre- dentials, H. Wagaer. Tiie Grand Ludge was trested very kindly by the Jote! lodgzes and the citizens, ana the great- st attentlous were s.uwn_tie members. On tie evepiuz of the 1lth, Prol. Gulett and his ops of teachers, from the Conservatory of i, wove a coneert. The lodze also yisited tie Deat and Dumb and Blind Asylums, and were much intere\ad in the methods of instruc- tivn aud the prot. kney of the pupils. A sum was s 2part to p.reuse for cach ol the institu- t:uus a memorial ot tie vi MISCELLANEQUS. ro. W, F. Denuure, of New York, will lec- cre Uniun, No. 9, ou tlie 25th inst. 0. 613, wili iold jts first Rebekah .z at their ball, No. 55 South Hal- rect, Monday evenag, and a sodable i1, Prol Alived J. Knizht and the Chi- a0 Quartette will Le preseat. MASONRY. MASONRY AND TOE MORAL LAW. at s needless to reiterate the fact that Free- masovry is not a sect, neither is it, in itsgen- interpretation, a religion, yet in its strict pretation it dues inculeate a code of morals pire and devoid of selfishuess as that taught Ly the church itself. Its foundation stove be- iz taith in God, our code of morals is that of the Bible, and however liberal or restricted its terpretation by those not of us, Masonry in- ~ls upun a literal conetruction of ali those suciples of @ bigh-toved murality, without wui. hall faitn is vaun and all professions of no is is a fair construction of the broad prin- upon which the Order is founded, the first ~Sous 10 Which are received and acveded to at e very thresicld of the Euntered Apprentice deprec and increased in its binding force as it runs throuxh all the degrees included in Ancient C.ait Masoary, and tu a strict observavee of wlicu a% are Lound by the most irrevocable en- pugements to keep and perform. How, then, the faithval Craftsman lay them aside with grace_and engage in tboge doubtful nities of life that carry with tiem nought v aud corruption? Euper buL deseneracy A nrst stated, Freewasenry is not a religion, fa the popular sease, but it coes inculeate and i of its followers a rigid adherence to the s o1 that * Greet Lizht # without which ould be his patbway through life and vumy bis hope of a future minortality. And yet ti.cre are men. claiming to be Masons, who e Lving in the daity practice of those grosser rxesses and imwmoralities from which thelr carlier and later pledges bind them to abstain. Liow kad, and yet ligw true, that in many < men are 1o be found wio are drunkards, wamblers, adulterers. slandercrs, oppressors, Zud meny otherof the grosser oficnders agninst cood society and good morals! Wo sce the cvil, let ne go waere we will, und we sce. Loo, tue terrivle effect it is having upon society at lurge, aad thue memvership also. Musonry is judged by the morality of its mem- berenip; and tlie example uf oni bad man will do more to warp public opinion than the good 2xample of a dozen others can undo,'so long as the vad are allowed to remain in the lodges. Nuw, we call upon the officers of the lodges 1o talkic bold of this matter, mect the 1seuc firm- Iv,and purge their lodges of ail impuritics. Unless you do, good men will neitlier come nor antong you, aad our beloved Order will be forted to the wall under tnis foul cloud. Of- il.ers, brethren, remenber your obligations, do your duty and purge your lodges.—.Masonic Journal, Greensboro, N. C. IMPOSTORS. The number of impostors traveling about the cour is unusuully large, aud their brazenness i~ zimost beyond belleq, if it hus not been wit- ssed, Tu obtain money they hesitate at noth- c {u the way of false pretenses, sud, there- T..re, it becomes all lodges and brethren to be very cireful on whown they bestow charity. If the applicant is a stranger, his diploma with s 1ecent receipt for dues should be demanded, and, if they are not produced, resort should be ud Lo the mails or to the h:luz'm}yb. ‘This pre- caution is all the more necessary from the Iact tiat many of the impostors are either suspend- o1 or expeiled Magons or their confreres. This duigence should be exercised that the wortuy 4y be juvariably assisted and the unworthy re- 1used.— Volce, TOUNG WORSHIPFUL MASTERS. M.-. W.~. Bro. Cushiuy, of Texas, thus gives are of the reasons why dissentious exist iu many lodges: iore than half of all the troubles of our lodges ¢ from the ambitiun of Joungmen 0 wield the Master's guvel. More than half the Masters of Tudies, who are thas new to the eituation, are ut- teriy iznorant of the constitution. the landmarks, the Grand Lodge edicts, the customs, and the i:odes of government of the institution. Hence, when calied upon to decide yuestions, they evolye conclusions from the depthe of their own origi- nulity, Dot always 100 decgaw be sounded, and tho views of thoee who have had more experience are ouiraged. Samctimes young Assons make the Lest Masters, but ench are only wen of principle and_stugents, and whose ambitivn is more the good of the institution thn personal advancement. A New Use for Parrots. That notable tvpe of precocious depravity, the gamin le Paris (says the London Giobe), bas aza:n been distinguishing himself by & brilliant ‘nvention, which scemns to have been a grand success until detected the ottier day and exposced 1t the Police Court. The professor of the new science began by providing himeself with a_tame purrot, which was trained, like a falcon in the aze ot chuvalry, to return to the fist of his wwaer in obedience to a particular word of com- mand. Accompanied by this aily, safely housed in 2 small cage, the urchin wonld go into a procer’s ghiop, as if for the purpose of making a vurchase. Mardly had he entered the shop, huweser, when tue prisoncr escaped, to the in- tense apparcut alarmo of the poor owoer. Of coursc the eynpathy of all present was instantly aroused, and every onc—shopman, sssistants, aud chance customers—rushed about in pursuit of the lost bird. While the chase was at its Lieight the adroit youth would be filling his pociets with all” the most costly delicacies e ‘within his reach, and as soon as a sufficlent quantity had been collected wonld call the bird to him, pretend to catch him, march off With him and with the booty. The trick was ruined by its own success, a_too frequent use of it having excited the indiznation of the trades- men, and brought about an application to the Yolim who have now been down on two of- enders caught in the very act. z R e — HUMOR, A salesmsn praising his goods is said to be like an opiate, because Le's laudin’ ’em. 4What is that man yelling at?” asked a farm- er of his boy. * \Vh’;,” ctfuck]ed the urchln! ¢he's—he's yelling at—at the top of his voice!” ¢ Keep from intestine wo,” sang the Pennsyl- vania-Day poet at the Centennial. °Lhis is sup- <ed to convey a positive warningagainst drinke RI“V any of the Schuylkill water. g On the Channel, where the voyace roduces the usual effect. An economical lady cries: “fWhatapity! A breakfast that they charged 60 much for, 100.”—Paris paper. It was little Three-year-old who, when a car- nter had been called in to ease the doors, ran nto an adjoining room to tell her mother that he was * taking the skin off the door.” Servant (to Irish laborer): * Hereis some beer, Pat, if you care to have it; but ’'m afraid 1’ quite dead.” Pat: ‘ Och! dead s it? Sure, then, darlint, it’s I'm the boy the bury 11" Huxley, my boy! you haven’t come 2 bit too soon, for when we hear of a man up in Reading, Pa., belng beaten ut cuchre by a learned hog, it’s about time to ask whither we are dritting.— Des Moines Hegister. . “Phil, my jewel,” said Pat, ¢ I’m mighty sor- 1y ye can't dine with me to-day?” ‘ Arral, and why can’t Ldine with yei” said the astonished Phil. *‘ Because, my dear,” returnea Pat, “I haven’t asked ye as yet.” A bright little girl of five summers was heard to remark to Ler brother, who is only seventecn months younger than herself, *“ Hermann, you may live to_see the next Centeunial, but I shan’t!"—RBoston Transcript. Potter says: ‘“There is nothing dispels the dreams of youth ana shatters the ambitious hopes of the noble boy like having a young lady remark in his bearing that he would inake, with study, & good hat-rack.”—New Orleans Lulldin. “The tlmes are hard, my dear,” said a man to lhis betier half, “and I find it difiicult to keep my nose above water.” *‘Youcould easi- 1y keep your.nose above water,” returned the Iady, *“if you 'didn’t- keep it s0 often’above brandy.” ‘We've suspected for some time past that meas- ures would have to be taken to check the alarm- ingly rapid growth of the Smith family. And here, now, sute enough, a Pennsylvania man exhibits at the Centonnial o Smith roller and crusher.” * Gov. Tilden,” said a young lady who ad- mires the old man, * do l¢i me straighten your coila’; ah, do!” And she couldn’t understand vhy the old man turned so pale and walked away as though she had said something that had offended him.—Burlington awieye. “Won't you come ashore, and take a glass of wine?" eaid a friend to the courteous Captain of one of the Full River steamboats just as he was assisting a lady over the gang plank. “No, thank you: no wine for me; den’t you see I've a 2al-on-a-board?" said the Capiain.—Boston Commercial Bulietin. 1t was at the funeral of the head of a family. A ncigibor in the yard, while the service was going on inside, was speaking of the dead man, and took advantage of the opporiunity to ob- serveina tone of subdued sympathy: *“An’ had juet got in his coal and potatoes for the winter. it is a sad case.” 1t is a sad, sad speetacle to eee a man, who had fled to this country to escape the galling chain of tyranny, standing in the middle of an unfurnished room with ascrubbing-brush in cne hand ard a pail of hot water in the other, while a stalwart woman paces around him giving him her orders.—Lrooklyn Argus. PERSONAL. ERSONAL—IF MRS. ANNIE of the Mati01 Dore, corner Toe-gt., will cail 13, she will hear some ERSONAL—LADY IN MOG . NORTIL Clark-¢t to iudiana, ast Sabuath afiernoon, west on Indinna-s:. hal 8 block: gentlema. wno walked be- hind. Adiress X v, Tribunz office ERSONAL—WILL JOANNA BROWN PLEASE .2 | her address to H 73, “[riluac oilley PRESONALIESNIEWOOD, CALL AT 109 SODTH _ Franklin-st._MISS B. FO: ERSONAL—PROTECTION LIFE _INSURANCE Company—Eriends and relatives of J. Lover, 1iic of Chicazo, skl .0 have biea fnsuredinthe above Compagy 10F $3,00),pieaso suiid 3 ldress o SHUFELDT & WESTOVEL, 162 Wasiingion-st. PEKSO.\'AL—LD.\. I AMIN THE CITY. PEBSOXALTWO YOUNG GENTLENEN OF RE- ‘speciaulilty and position des Ts the acquaintance oftwor. An:tl-lli)le lldil:fl. Address 11 54, TrivuLe vtiice. PERSONALTWANTED =& LANT " COMPANIO: for .(T.p In the country, Address D2, Tribuae oullc ERSONAL—A GENTLEMAN DESIRES THE AC- quaintance of a y,unz lady of quiet, reflacd Rabits, Adirts; S 34, Tribuic oive. ERSONAL—W, J. P., LETTER IN TOST-OFFICE X" foryou. Write'to dime address” BLUE VEIL. ERSONAL—A GENTLEMAN (PARISIAN). ON of Llic best-Knowil profeseors of French i the city, would like to ovtaln bLoard {n 8 private famlly of and Mon- st., Room Prench in famlly means. in exchange would teach two hou:s dally. s aleo a very good musician. Hizh est references farnished. Address 10, Tribune otice. ERSONAL—T AM WELL AND WILL BE FAITL- - “ful. “Start for e South wnd West Thursday sure. AWl ve 3t the oid plice Tuesdey at 3 p. m., and want 10 sceyou. Comeif youcan. DUGGLASS. EiSONAL—WIDOW WITH HOME AND MEAN: ‘wislies e scquaintance of middle-aged gentie- iuan, with means, for 4 friend or perhaps mArrisge. Address M 23, une otlic? LRSONAL—'¢ OLD HUNDRED returned. Write. PERSOXAL-WILLTHERESA — PLEASE address to her old friend W— H—. Address C 80, Tribune oflic 4 PERSONALA LADY WOULD LTRE T0 MAKE the acquatntaace of a geatsman who would loan L 82, Tribune otlice. L ATE WILH HAVE JUST her a small amnount of moaey. SONAL—JAS, P. GIBLIX ( T CAR- #on. Plrie & Co.) s pow lecated st the w York Siore, corner of Morgan and West Madlson-sts., wlere e Wil ne liappy to icel s friends and cusiomers, 2ud treat them with the usual aticution. SEWING MACHINES. LL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS MACHINES REPT stantly on hand at about one-third regular ‘ery'machine £old by us I guarantecd as rep- will be cheerfully refuaded. GEO. 63300 70 Wabasi-ay, LL KIXDS OF ATTACHMEXTS AND NEEDLES {urnisbal for any machine at low price, I will Cell at the hiowse 1o take Ordeid Tor (hese ardlcles. Ad- Gresa M 10, Tribune otice. FIRST-CLASS HOWE MACAINE I§ PERFECT rdcr, and all attachments, for $20. 167 Mllwau- Tesentc P. G BARGAINST -~ e, JEtas, Or Grover & Bakor $30, retall $75. % & Gibbs or Domestic §30, retall §75. 25 10 S50, retul] $70 w $100. Howe, Wikion, Wheeler & Wilson, or Grover ‘manufacturing machine S35, retati at §00. THOS. H. MAITI Siny &hakier ‘abash-iiy. MORSES AND CARRIAGES. e A e N—TUESDAYS, THGRSDAYS, AND SAT- T e e, eartlict, A haracss & Aneciuity, at WESTON & CO.'S, 196 and 198 East Wash n jton-st. Ample time given to test all horses sold unucr a war- Tantee. Stock on hand at private sale. e ANAL GATALOGUE OF TUESDAT'S SALE. Dapsle ray Mo, 15k handa high. 6 vears old, sound, lllng.. l.lx:d ll’"; ll)bl ‘huneu and undor saddle, B superlor hore for busines use. S frel maare, 15 hauds bigh, sound. kind, snd true fn llllhlrhlltfl; can trot in four minutes, sod any Iady can drive her. Bay horse, 153 hands hl?‘h 8 years old, kind and true 1n all harness, free from vice, trots close to 3 minutes, Illnfl] n'xxrn;nudfil,{‘nfi ds high, 8 id: d and lack horse, 15 A Igh, 8 yearsold: sound an kind in all harness, and an extra good roadster. ‘Team gray draft horses, 6 and 7 yeare old, welghing 2,500 podnds, sourd, Kind, and trud workers 1n all har: Toa Gray Norman horse, 7 years old. wetzhs 1,300 pounds, s0und and true worker, alngio or doubl. +oAlso, 18 other Lorsés, déscription given at time of e. With a large stock of carrlages, consisting of open and top buggies, different styles and makes, phactons, Tuckawavs, jump-seat and extension-top carriages, open and top express and delivery_ wagone, baker's wagon, farm and lumber wagons, sad » large variety of oiher vehicles, harness, single and doublo, light and heavy, ncw and second-nand. whips. Inp-robes, blankets, hal ters. and & full line of horse-furnishing Foods. “Ruction sale commencing at 10 0'clock, : s WESTON & co. THE PROPERTY OF THE LAls W. I « Wilison will be on aale on Monday, the 16th inst.. consisting of one span of 6-year-old bay mares, 18 hands highs theycan trot [n S minutes and a half; they have ne action,and they areas good In singlo asdoublo; they fear nothings also, onme exccllant Hambletonian bay 5-vear-old hrse; he has trotted better than forty, and with a little handling will make something very fast: he has a full mane and tall, and without spot or Dlemish, and he {8 perfect in every respect, and the ‘most timid person can ride or drive lifm, and they ll three are warranted {o_every way. Also & half-top park phacton made by Wood firothers, of New York, and {a first-class condition, and & no-top side-bar buggy, ad An clegant aide-bar top-bugisy made by Brewsier of Xew York, almost as good as mew: single an double harness. To be sold tog: & ier or separatc at a bargain. Apply to JOHN, the groom, in the bam at tha Tear of residence 502 Michigan-av. T_LINNET'S, 42 HARMON-COURT, YOUR cholce of 8 large true work-borses at from S5 to $A5: 21,300 sound gentle mule, harness, and cart for $100; 4 sound business horses for any ‘reasonsble offer; see them, and take on trial. SMALL PAIR OF BAY MAEES S0UND AND kind {n all harness, price $10; one rangy bay¥nare 16 hands high, 5 yearsold, sound, for $100; oac new three spring patent wheel two seated buggy cost 5140, will scil for $85. 218 Twenty-second-st A FARY WAGON, HORSES AND HARNESS and a heavy mare with fool by an_{mported Nor: Tman stallion; oue three spring light wason and good souad G-year old 1,070 pound horse’ good aay place you vuthim, §110. 252 Twenty-second-st. X TALMOST NEW LEATHER-TOP PHAETON, £\ 'hamezs. and sound famlly borse; was tukeu for coal. and mast be sold for som price. = Call at coal of- gce, 42 Hormon-court. Al kinds of coal in large or small quantities at lowest prices. A E.PERSON HAVING ATIORSE, BUGGY, AND haruess tn good condition which they wish to have ise 1 cars of forthz use by 3 caceful driver, can com- muuleate, giviug name and address. with L 54, Tribone. HANDSOME MARE, WITH WHITE MANE AND tall, safe for alady to ride ordrive: ehe {8 8 perfe. beauty; a young Norman, sound, and will weigh 1,700, Tyeo tHitie Day cirinks, mathed or singie: 1 biood iike looking bay, 16 han with record of 2:37, and A little iestnut, 15 hands; can pull & road wagon inside of 50, anda lob of other good horses; for sale at 133 Miciigan-av. A LARGE ASSORTMENT FIRST-CLASS SiiCOND- . hand carriazes, conslsting of Vliciorfas for4or 8 pacherstO.18 Sener rockaways, phacions, and bug- gles of all kinds, top and open, slde-bars, end and side eprings, our own make Ten Broeckes, Rrewsters, aud other well-known muikcers, but litile used, nice order, and cheap. PENNOYER & C 302 Wabash- T BURCH'S TELEGRAPH STABLE, REAR 154 Fifth-av., several fue road, express. and driving i r.es for salc; alsy one fine carriage, cheap, for cash; alsy, road, tup, and grocery wagons. A HonsE, BUGGY: HARNESS. ROGES, ASD blaukets worth S3 0 for $163: liorse can o In 3; igdy can drive. _Callat 109 Fourth-ar., drug arore. "GENTLEMAN . TAKE A GOOD HOWSGS and buggy for its keep firthe winter moati s; good brick Larn; rood attendsuce. A 88, Tribung. TWOOD PLACE TR. NG STABLES—GEN- tlemen's horses wintercd, worked, and cared for, and b oken of ail bad hasiis; breaking of colts & Bpec £00d box stalls. ferms resonable. — First- clnss referenses. Address GORNELIUS SULLIVAN, Riverside, 111, E. GUILD. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, KEEDS horses to best tans hay. $4 a moath; good cai atlss, open shels water; grain If desired. Leave woid with RUFUS KING, 25 Metropolitan Block. A PANEL-BOS, PATENT WHEEL TOP WAGO newly patoted; harnessand sound hors : fice, for cash. In rear of grocery store, 523 Wabush-av. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. Ol SALE—CHEAP—FOR CASH—A LARGE SiZE youbs, trae work-horse for S&5; a tylish DUERY horse, very genteel, $00: a heavy. sound, oldish horse. £oud worker, $30: & sound buggy mare, $i5; 8 0 young mare, 2 liftle sore-footed, it fur a farmer, €4 Cholce of a pair of small ponles, "$25; a patentcwaecl open bugey, $35; 8 fine patent-wheel top buggy fo_ex: celient order, $00. The above horses have beca worked 10 heavy and lizht butcher wagons, and are disposed of for want of use. Call to-day or during the week at 371 Wes: Fifteenth-st,, a block east of Blue Lsland-v. OR_SALE—TWO SECOND-HAND BAKER-WAG. J7OGs? imver wagous. coal wagous, (wo-ceat wagons £n1buggles, very cheap, ot 175 West Adama-st. OR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH, A S'LZNDID T ckinare 7 yoars old.. oot worker sad gentl Welgnt, 1,050 ps. ~ Addreas'E 22, Tribunc ofice. JFOR SALE_TIWO HORSES, THE *ROPERTY OF A gentleman compelled o sell horse 8 years old, 15% hands high, the most stylish horse in the cltys can trot fn 3 minutes; the most Elinid person can drive him; a roan mare 8 years old, 105 high, a perfect fam. ily or carriage horse. Thése hOmcs are warranied sound and must bo sold, _Appiy at barn 463 Wabash-sy. E—A LARGE BAY MARE, 17 HANDS Fofil sh.A!iYElll! old, soun l]mlbdmk}:gll‘n zlée:‘l;;l:?d also a three spring wagon sultal {008 three Al N oy, JAB. GANET, 126 Mlchigan-av. 'OR SALE-OXE 2. truck, 1 express-wagon for $40. 1 fi drays, from $5 to $20 cach, 1 4-Inch skeln Wag Apply to P. HICKS, 107 Fulton-st. lo7Fultonet. ____________ JrOR SALE-ON WEEELY OB MONTULY PAYC ‘ments, 17 horses and mares, consisting of one nice carriage team and all sizes of business and tesm horees, and alfprices; they will be sacrlficed, 88 they Wers ta- ken for real eétate. 346 Bluc lslnad: OR SALE—ONE NICE RAY MARE, PRICE $60, and one sorrel horse, [rice$50; uiso one nice tyo- seated bugzy and harness tu good repalr; will be suld 8¢ Dalf thelr Value, a8 tho owner hus 0ot time to attend to themn. 99 West on-st. GOOD _AS J7OR SALE—LIGHT ROAD WAGON, z, it welgha 100 poundas airt cueap. . Room 10 No. 82 Dearborn-at. For SALE—EXTENTION TOP CARRIAGE FOR slngle horse, nearly new, cheap, at Koom 10, 82 Dearborn-st. {7OR SALE-LIGHT DOUBLE CARRIAGE-TAR- ness, only used five or six-times, cesp. Loom 10 No. 82 Dearborn-st. QR SALE OR BXCHANGE_A THOROUGUBRED horse, with {mported ssddle and bridlc; very stylish anda good driver. E. GRAY, 149 Esst Randolph-st. J7OR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASI-FOR WANT OF use, 1 span 7-year-old horses, mated; can be seen at Steln's Doliar Store, 106 East Madico. [OR SALE—FOR CASH—T WILL SELL, ON OR before Wedneaday, the cheanest slde-bar top wagon ever secn 1 Chicago.’ D 50, Tribune office. (GENILEMEX DESIRING, GOOD ACCUMMODA- tlens for thelr horses, especlally carriage-horses, in the country for the winter, can 8ud thom 3t Joseph Caldweil's, "For further particulars address JOSEPI CALDWELL, Bloom, Cook County, 11 TJORSES WILL BE Avanu. breeding establisim:nt. on lake-shore, 13§ miles south of Waukegan, at low prices, with plenty of good tame hay and proper atteation, viz.: (n box stilik, with scpuratc yards for exerciso 2 per weeks In box stalls. to run fa yards in day tne with other horses, $1.75; tied up n stalla nights, $1.50; In yardsy $1. Our yards have water and ot straw stacks in them, and the an{mals rua under the large barns and sheds for shelter. Good E:nsmrv;e at_present, 50c. Inquire ot 204 Markot-st. 6. WADSWORTIL' v ORSES WINTERED AT MY FAKM Al Ling Refer to James M. Rice, 80 Adams-it., rborn-st. 1. WILLAED F FJORSES W ED—THE BEST OF CARE taken of horses; anew, warm stable; groomed fwice a day: R All oud hay, and meadow pasture, fice- Cail, OF address lorscs Insurcd azainst ROY PA stanle, 144 and 145 Michigan-av. _Li JORSES TO WINTER-HAVL tity of cholce Umothy hny and grain I jiropose 1o wiater horses at very low rates. The T of care guar- antced. Call und see me beforo sending clsewhere. R. W. RATHBORNE, 189 East Washingion-st., Koom 8, or Board of Tra ORSES WINTERED AND WELL _TAREN CARE of 8t our farili. Apply t0 BAKER BKOS.. Coal Dealers, 78 South Market-st. ] OFSES, WINTERED AT "DOWNERS GROVE: Tame hay and grain at $1.50 per week. Rofer i Gen. A. C. Ducat, I, G, Powers, C._ H. Morse, and George M. Rozet, FRED M. WOODS, Downers Grove, 1. T ORSES FIn D FOI S6 A Siu~loi: vo Dasture, hay, water, and’care; aiso, i wor horses for keeping. C. STORER MITCHCUCK, 113 and 120 Monroe-st. ORSES WINTERED a1 my farm; terms 10w : first-clasy city refere Address C; B. EASTON, Deerield, 1. WANT A CASH OFFER FOR MY RIG-HOLS 10p-buggy, and haroess. Apply at stable, 410 West Harrlson-st. my A\ BUSINESS MAN WANTS TO BUY_A GOOD Councord bugyy at a barzaln for casy. State price and where it caa be seen. Address F 5, Tribune office. Beare, FOR HORSES—ROAD AND CARRIAGE horses will recelve best of care; clty references. Address A. VEDDER, Decrield, 11l ARRIAGES, BUARGIES, AND WAGONS I'a; and repaired {n ficst-cluss style. MARTIN'S Tlage Shop, 47 Wells-st. assorted ac on_hans HEAP, 14 HORSES WEIGHING 900 TO 3,400 LIS, young, sousd; three double-wason harnsses: no reasonablé oifer refuscd. AU privite barn 537 West Eighteenth-t.. one block west ftlne Jsiani- ORSALE—A CAR-LOAD OF 9 4315, d Us & 1'iivial the country, warranted sounc, and one week s trial e span of carriage horses, 16 hands high, fue sirles 5 horses, must bo sld 1o pay wivauces: ¢ wiil £éli séven top and. opea bugzles and twy second-hand phae:ons to poy advances; 10uSt be 80id at 80mo price this week: -hand rockaways, a3 K00d 83 new; four phactons. nearly mew: 1w [iang-box buggles, 1nade by Coun & TenBroeke, as good as nesw; one fimg- scat; onc elde-spring top bugsy, made by Péanoser, as z00d as new: four top side-bars: two open slde-bars: ten Gpen bugistes of all kinas: four top grozery wagons: two democrat wagons; slx express wagons: all kinds of har- e, double and single. Top grocery wogons, expiess ‘wugons, oysier wagons to let by the day or week; also, Mouty advanced on sure to comne and horses and buggies to let cheap. Rorses, 'buzics, and harness. 'Be Bee Iy 6lock before you buy. WIIl self on monthly pay- 3 WACERR 3P3% mentsor excuange. H. 257 and 230 State-st, 3 others good In nny place, slzle or duuvle. horses are some LEat we ave used {n our business, and are In govd shape for work. Having no rurther usc for them This season will close them out cheap, elther singly or fn lots. We also have a lot of 10:-buzgies anJsccond-hund sinzle aad double haraess, *National Lightning Rod Compauy, 405 West Raadolph-st.. Gity- FOREALE—NE‘W AND SECOND-HAND BUGGLES. Dot call for chesp works none vut_frst-class in every respect. _ Carriage Manufactory, 74 Sixteenth-st. . wnd best TOWEL & G LEIGHS—WE HAVE MANUFAUL'U. Jot of Po; md-lL" slefgus, the l;hcng 1 the marker, wholesale or retail. L 5. BRO., 106 south Clinton-st. ANTED—GOOD EXPRESS WAGON IN EX- chane for frst-clase 8:wlag-machlic; give do- scription. W 75, Tribune ouice. g WANTED=50 HORSES 10 WINTER AT 10N piace, Grand Boulevard and Forty-ninth-st. Terma reasonalé, and eoure satlsfaction. guaranieed.” JERE DUNY, Proprietor.s VWANTED-FROM $0 TO 100 HORSES T BOARD during the winter moaths, in lois of 20 or more, at the low price of $3.50 per month. D. W. CLARK, 163South Clarkar, ~ © T 7 ANTED—SOME HEAVY TEAM HORSES IN EX- clinge for large velvet carpet, littie used; cost $5.50 per yurd. Address W 46, Trlonneotfics, WASTED = T0 EXCUAN 00D BUGGY liorse, 1,000 s, for a_larger one: 0ot less than 1,100 38 and fut over 10 years. \Vould pay about’ $50 ditference. 150 Lake-st. VW ANTED-NORSE, HARNESS, AXDLIGHT DE: hivery wagon for its kesping; will pay & liberal compensation weekly. Apply st 17 West Monroe-st. VVANTED-A FEW HORSES TO WINTER, BY & purty to the country. Bostof stables and care. Apply 10 GREEN, Room 5, 159 LuSall ‘ ANTED~HORSE VW ASIED—A GOOD HORSE T0 USE FOR EEEP. Ing from now uatll suriag. Lignt work aad the bestof carc. Address Carrier 44, or call at Carrler D. P. Post-Uffice, Chicago. VWANIED=A GOOD SECOND-HAND “BUGGY: wili give nearly new watcll that cost $45and a as.e3d. that cost §28, ~ Address second-hand Empire K 85, Trivune otfice, VWASIED-A HORSE FOR HIS KEEPING THIS winter for Jight work: warm barn aad best of care; No. 1 reference. _Address s 23, Tribune office. OR SALE—. FINE BLACE ROAD MARE; caa trot In 2:45; elegant side<bar top road Wagon, Dearly new: hirucss, blsnKels, and eversching thai cues 10 nake & rst-cluss turnout; also, the finest Pori- iad cutter i this city; sold togetlier, or separaie; owner 13 avout leaiiag the city. 1 34 Trloune office. JOR SALE_AT YOUR OWN OLFER. A CLAR- ence earriage 8y good asnew. Can bo séen &% 134 West Larrison-si, Owu.er asno use for It OR_SALE—GNOD, STRONG HORSE, HARNESE, and 3-sprink d ;mocrat wagon; one or ll. Call Moa® day, 10ar 13 Latll JOR SALE—ONE HEAVY DRAEFT TEAM. HAR- ness, and wagon. cheap. AddressJ. W. NICHUL- BON, Dearborn-st., betwe:n Flfteenth ana Sixtcent, W ANIED=TW0 HEAVY HORSES. ALSO ONT heavy double harness. Call ac coal office 440 West Madison-8T. ANTED—A BTRONG, ACTIVE WORK-HORSE coal ust bo cheap. 1000 w0 1, 109 B smi-aute {igat ; sul'avlo for bugsy or haulinZ. LOVELAND BROS., 6+ South Glark-ac. 100 FILL BUY A HORSE. ~TWO-SEATED B buggy, which can bo used for lizht business, and harness, ali In good repair. Inguire at 89 Dearborn* st... in laundry. ‘TG EXCHANGE. JOR SALE_THE WELL-KNOWN ** PAT O NEILL team;* can trot {n 2:43 to poie; drive equaily well single or double; wiil id cheap for waul 0f use. J. 1. C. GROSS, 1oom 13, 133 LaSallo-st. RSALE—A GOOD_STLONG HORSE, $0. 110 Augasia-st., corner Noble. FIRST-CLASS PIANOF( CONTAINING ALL modern improvemnsnts, to eXchange for groceries and household guods. _Addresi G 64, Tribuae office. J)RUS, STOCK AND FULNITURE WANTED DY ‘exchange foran 80-ycre farmi in Minucsots and $400 cash. _Address D 80, Tribune ufize. 0 SALE—~CHEAP. TOP BOX-BUGGY IN GOOD order, or will exchange fora irsi-water diamond. d 3, Tribuge vitice. 0t SALE—AT A SACGIFICE, ONE GOOD COV- ered huggy; a leither-tup phacton Tn good condition; tlirce eap.cs3 ‘or_delivery waKons at_your owa price Cotue au Wake me an oifer, 3 1159 V76at Madlson-sc. 'OR SALE—CHEXP, HORSE, B —AND HAR I “nest Apply at434 Stato-st., up-stairs. PO SALE-TIORSE, TIARNESS, AND WAGOX, ulie riy, sultavle for gracer or buteher. 730 West Elghteeath-St., o rear. OR SALE—HORSE, HARNESE, AND WAGON, cheap, or will se.l aorse 8cparato for $65, or trade Torcostor groveries.”Call to-day at 1014 Wést Madl- -5t QOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—A BEAUTIFUL dapplcgray saddle lorae, for sale cheap, oF will ex- change ior d good road liorse. _ 256 South Desplalnea-st. QUR BALE—A NEW LEATHER-TOP BUGGY: €St $200; Wi for $150. P.-0. 121, IASH OR TRADE—ONE ENTIRELY NEW WiLSON {mproved sewing machiue; full cubinet case; will il for cash or trade for custow ' made cluthes. Address 110, Tribune effice. (QPEAR MACHINES-WHERLEE & WILSOX, &35 035, Singer. €15 10 £25. _Howe, Weed, Grover & Raker, Florence, Domestic, Wilson, and_ others, $3 0815 FARRAR'E WHEELER, 156 Stat OMESTIC, COST §75, FOR §: £85, £or $25, S35, 04 £40 each; Ars - respect. Lavis, Weed, Willcox ibbs, Wiceler & ‘Wilson, and all other kinds atsbout one-third cost price. Exery machine gusranteod 3¢ represente ] of moncy ro- rned. GEO. P. GORE & CO., 63ana 70 Wabash-ay. MPOKTED G-MACHINES—THI] LE- vrated ** Williams Sloger * precisely ihe same as the American machine, oaly better made and of better ° material, Tuck-marker, ruffler, 6 sizes heramers, and all attachments, pud 5 Yeors' warantec with each ma- chige. The usual S70siyle for $40, the usual §75 style for §45, the usual 335 style for £30.° Look before buy- ing. THOS. 1I. MARTIN, sole azeat, Ko, 260 Wabash. 7 FOLDING-TO SSAACHINEFOR 853, 1 FaN. 1ly Grover & Baker $75-iachine for S5, with ail aitachments oud warranted. A J. MELCHERT, 2d West Madison-st, QUYGERs, FROS 823 TO £10, HOWE MACTINES '$20; Wheeler & Wilson, from S15 0 £3); late fm: provel and warrantcl, with attschments, to_pav ad- Yanoes; money loaued 6n_machincy. - Private Loan Of- fice, 125 Clark-st, oo 2, up-atairs. INGER OFFICE OF A. J. MELGHERT, 203 WEST Madison-st.: Machifies sold cicap for cash, on montly paymeuts, rented. and exchanged. THE NEWI—SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING M chines sold a¢_wholesale prices. $65style, §: €25 2isle, Si2iand Sloo style, £20. Adtachment com. plete, warranted with each machine. Send or eall at 380 Enst Livision-st. N. P. LAR Chicag YHE GENUINE GER MACHINE FOI: SALE AT ‘the Binger ofice of A. G. MELCHERT, avent, 3% West Madison-st. ; prices us 10w s any spurigus machine ady $9’0 SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE—CHEAP— 339 in re: STIRAYED, OST—A WHITE DUIHAM COW. A LIBER FATIL be pald {OF bt retura o 80 Wrl: 31 DOGGUERTY: TRAYED—RED COW, WITH BROWN IEAD, 1 biack tva; une hora sawel o 2t the polnt e! ar to corn AT, and Warren-a. 3 o rearas T GOONH O oAt sad recelve s Y 310 REWARD—STRAYED OR STOLEN Drown sctier ‘dog, answers to tho name of Pedro: any one réturnicg same 1o 569 North LaSails-st. ‘will recelve the 830ve reward and 0o questions asked. $7() KEWARD—STRATED OR STOLEN — % D. Jarcered cow. strafght boras, s litle white underaesth che nelly, suy one giving information_of her will receive the ‘e reward. THOMAS HEA- AGENTS WANTED, AGENTS WANTED-TO SELL DRESSTEFORM ‘garments, Inclnding Unlon under-fiannels In scar- let and white, a very desirable article. Also a full line of goods from the Lunar Band Maaufacturing Compa~ 2y2 WAL F. BEETT, 248 Wabaahi-av. T7OR SALE~IIORSE, LIGHT GROCERY WAGON, snd harness, very cliesp. 833 Weat Lake-st, FOI{ SALE—A FINE DRIVING MARE, HARNESS, and bugyzy s also llght. covered uelivery wagon; al an (Xpiup‘oi er. T_Uu»\ ER BRUS. , 70 State-st. [ OED%\LE:XT};[V'E %0)0‘”[]"‘“"[}12, AGVD \V(;‘l’.l{ 532150, Tig complotes Hot gy, hr Dess, w04 robes. - Will be 4old Cheap. B39 Vest Lake-st. OR SALE—A HEAVY SPAN OF HOKSES, NEW ‘harniess. and prain wagon, cheap. Lnquie s $i3 Milwukeo-av. 10R SALE-CHEAP, ONE HORSE COAL-BOX 0133 one 3-lor : Carts, 177 ast Mudbion.8r Teoomn B 204 RO coal JFoR saLe—ci P, A GOOD HORSE AND LIGHT delivery wagon and harness. A trunk store, Madi- Eoa-st., opposite Trioune Bullding. JPOR, SALE-A 00UD "EXPRESSWAGON —AND _ araess, chieap for cash. 144 nd 145 Michlgan JFOR, SALE-WHAT 1AVE YOU T0 EXCHANGE 3 cd trotilog horses, e barain? Addrcss 1L 6, Frivune oie, o oo BT POR SALE—A GUOD HORSE AND LIGHT wagon, ¢ 1333 South Halsted-st. OR SALE—HANDSOME TO Low price: but Urcle used, 714 Wabash-av 08, SALEZFOR CASH—ONE CLoSED Car )3 oue 1o} aeton, 31753 Coan & Ten Droske top DUSLE S1505 SN top DUERT. wilh Jump seat, Studebaker's i ught That wiin- mer, S2001 186 vary stylish carrs 1k hands high, $5.0. Iuguire at barn, 43 C. e Cotner Twenty-tirst-si. horsé: JFORSALE—A LIGHT ROAD WAGON, OF WILL exchange withsome cash for . P 'NEILL, 152 State-st. TR PRtV JFOR SALE—a NO. I PATENT WHEEL LEATHER " _topbuggy, harness, wulp, aud rove for SHo a 201 West T'welftii-st JFOR SALECONE TEAM, 2,105 TOUNUS; UNE tesm, 1,000; alz0 8 good” horus for exp - oy bt il Tor ouf I oF Bl l=d, s owner is golig to leave i 2 Apply 0t 563 Blue Islanu-av. i Lo 'OR SALE—AT J. COOPER'S STABLE, COK- ner Monroe-st. a- Ichlgan-av., 12 good draaght liorses and single drivers, and one pair stylish bay car- Thice lomes; also £ palry larie mules, by GATION & RENFLO. 'OR SALE—A BAY /ORSE, PERFEGILY SOUND aud kind; 8 Jump-scat (0p buzy, harness, 8cc., ull Tor 5230 casa; well Worch 8 503 sofl ' for g WAL REYNOLDS, 94 Deatoornesic " oue Of use. R SALE—A .GOOD NEW SIDE GAR, LEATHER topinsgzy: also 3. medium-sized 8afe] Cheap. W 7. DICKINEOY 08 Washtagronis, | oo cueap- W FOR SALE—A GOOD, HEAVY DOUBLE TEAM, truck, and haroess, il io good condiiln and team sound and'in good order. Flrst-ciass Job gues with team which pays v0od wases. Toagood Man a bargain 13 offered; Tedioas for s:lling, o.her business reulring owner's atieation. _Cail at £33 South State-st. 05, ¢ ALE-CREAT—ONE 57N HEAVY HORSES. azon. and bara 0 i Bamk. - Address 108 Wabashoav, | oy wors for 'GR SALE=—A FIRST-CLASS SIDE BAR TOPBGG- £y, almost new, coss $400; will 200, & 13 Almost new, 008 §400; Wil sell for $200. Apply L XQUARGETHE NICEST HOUSE AND LARGE ot in Wiimette; also, Central Park lots at a great Dargaln for casn and clear property. Address OWNER, Room 17, 94 Washingion OR EXCHANGE—1 OR 3 2-STORY. BABE- ment brick houses on Paulira-st., $5.000 each, Ia- cumbered for $2,000 €3ch, 4 years,'s per cent: waut d farm or city lots clear for equity, C. B. WILSOX, om3, 118 Raudolph-st. XCHANGE—CHICAGOSUBURBAX AND 80-ACBE farn, 8 miles trom Dwight, Il ; ali clear and casa. Want s clezn stovk of dry-goods. Address A 4, Trib: une office. VXCHANGE—YOUGHIOGHENY ~COAL DELIV- red on cars &t Pittsburg; want horses, buggies, OR EXCHANGE—-BY J. H. KEELER, 163 CLARK- ‘Evaniston house and Tot for farm. Winchester-av, Lr:k house: eqaity for good lot. N N tern Railroad car- Near Central Park aud Northwes atlroad llllopl, ncat house and lot, 48x125, clear, Cear: f:?ficrr-.v.. near Twelfth-st., brick house; equlty for ‘vacant lote, S onauccr., near Twelfth, cottage and lot, for good ‘vacant lots. Hilatea-st.. near Fullerton-av., house 9 rooms acd barn and lot, ;%V' 1ot on Third-av., we.t front, or crosa streets of State. %lechlf::‘:an-nv..‘i\:]fl ‘Tw;:nty-nlnm-n.. large house and lot 501170; equity for farmn. Flnfllhlfl\:k néu‘h?cgse near city, clear, for a good farm ‘or well-located lands. ATmecit“aeat Jollerson, Bouse aad lot 25x100: ‘equity for lots. Ot ‘Droperty, clear, for business property and ss- sume. An arlstocratic farm of 40 acresadjolning the City of Dixon; fine brick bouse, orchard, vineyard. etc. ; lear; ‘would exchiange for farm of 200 acres within 100 miles of Chicago. 175 acres in_Bond County, Il., sbout 40 miles from st Lobtu"sood improvemeats, o orslir, etc. for Sluy proverey. f‘?&n afir:'i il c{lfi!vl{ffl. tn Troquols County, clesr, or good o ¢ 1n city, clear. c T acres 5 ilos’ from Otage Misslon, In Neasha County, Kansas, one-half cultivated, balance timber Sadgthen Vool House and Lova, orobard. ete-, for ousand lof 1o clty. %0 aores. fne lnd, all cuitlvated and fenced, With nausle,lncnr.\(m;'ll:ello. Jones County, 10:‘!, clear, for 504 ¢ty Droperty. B0 ache farm, 330-acre farm, and 160-acre farm, all of them In g0 I state of cultivation, with good bulfld- figs. n Solifrn fow, for bsiness broporty. 300 acres, ail_cultivated, with good bulldings, orch- ard, etc., adjolniug Desplaines, 12 miles from city, for good buslness property. 4 160 acres. all cultivated, with good buildiogs, 1 mile from Rockford, for first-class clear city property. 40 acres near Palatine, lnipmvcfl, for house 1n the city. J70R EXCHANGE—3 FARMS LN SOUTHERN MIN- F nesota, free of incumbrance; want good Inside property: uo incumbrance. Illl{xllfi feet at Kenwood; want improved land for equity: A (l% feetat Maywood; want Improyed village prop- o zsg feet at Norwood Park; want unimproved lands for equlty: : q;,;?gu at South Englewood; would take good farm in o P Guse and Iot on Jefterson-st.; will take good farm for equity. e bai Jlocks of houscs on West and North Sides to h {for good count! roperty. exchange for good conntry PIORETws & CO., 162 Washington-st., Room 18. 00D CHICAGO PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOR X ‘machinery or plalning mill. ~Cail or nddress EX- CHAXNGE, 131 Madison-st., Room HAVE A RARE FARM, MY U P 160 acres, finc stoae house, barn, cislern, &c., 1% mlles from Bunker HIll, Russcll County, Kan., clear of incumbrance. House cost $2,00), Farm s partly improved, and is all good land, and neara beautiful village eotticd by good gdrat-class people, I will ex- change this rroperty on these terms: $20anacre, of which $1,000 8hall be_cash, or a mortzage on premises, zud balauce $2,200, 1 will take 1o clear lnproved or unimproved Chicago property. Iwillnot assume. Ad- dress J, E. BURTON. Geneva Lake, Wis. I WANT TO EXCHANGE LOTS IN IRA BROWN'S Suodlvision "that_are free aad clear for household furaiture. Address Y 87, 1bune oflice. "0 EXCHANGE—-UNINCUMBERED REAL F for ha'tdsome, show-cases and inirrors for show- room. Address, for3 days, R 72, Tribune office. [0 EXCHANGE-0 ACKES OF LAND IN WHITE- side County, Il., for a first-class upright plano, furnlbl;m. carpets, or diamonds. Address S 35, Trib- unc office. W F GOODS, PERSONAL PROP- A e Ostats for A'1 Soutn Chicago lots, clear, andcash. K 94, Tribune ofice. {7 ANTED—TO EXCHANGE—FOR NEW FURSI- VW AT T chowakons or new Lwo-seated buFsY. Address Ai 60, Tribune office. VALUABLE SMALL PATENT FOR SALE AT HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CARD_THE UNION FURNIT TS £03 West Madison R, GOMPAYT Turnitare on monthly payments. heetcly dining-room sulls in whole or Farts why critw, Tounges, chalrs, aaything. every ‘Whatever you need com than walt for mire money. furniture at once and wait for oar ing case »1its, S12marbie top t1 Falout chamber suits, cash aud tine argains hard to equal. - UNION PR 50 Wert Mgdison-st. O~ TUR 2 snd huyhnn'h ‘Great sacrifice. Address Z 45, Trfbune oflice. 1 ZA LOT OF ELEGANT CARVERS AND FOB SALE A, 0w prices. A. W. WHEELER, 141 A 3a CASH PURCHASER WILL BE FoT all kinds of honsehold Sddreasing L, 285 Centremgic. Soous OF merc ' Lake-st., up-stalrs. = o " A LOT OF BUTCHER-EXNTVE! k) se'}-l-‘:%z_firliwe'rg.fio per doien Great bargalns oftered A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-at., up-stalrs. = T . ST-CLASS TWO-STORY FRAAI PO SAE AP TR, o be romored im- mediately. Appiyst Room 51, 97 Clark-st OR SALE—WOOLEN BLANKETS‘&' RUBBER (i Kinds, arms ca lankets, rubbes clothing Of g Aiiuds o mil: s :NT GOODS DEPOT, 81 East d hats, new and old re fary stores. GOVERN s GTURE.CORD AND PIC A T.OT OF PIGTURE.CORD AXD PIC- FOR AR Alap. OL Y WHBELER, 11 Lake: st., up-stairs. SRS A TOT_OF DRACES 2.5 O S bita at §2 50 per set. A.W.WHEELER, o h/ fall u;ylu n% '(llemd“ -neihlun ust e popular monthly-payment ho; e ropilsr B ierment nove' o, ASH P.\m"’ll"?fi SECOND HAND-FOURNITIR: rge or small lota. rivate re sed. J. L. REED &GO, 177 Noditon g =% ASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS—THE DEWIS for our furniture and ear ] ng. This we attribute to the house in the city that acll farniture on the (nstallment We have elegant parlor suits covercd. s, $55 10 $65:_marble-toy $50 10 £85; wood-top sl HOUN, CHEN. pets £3 consts Tact that we At reaily 2ood. wel. o 141 Lake-st., up-stalrs. RON DRUM ALE—A LARGE SHEET I TFOF S A LE e aniicin ane.order, saitablé for 5 store or large room. Call at 150 Lake-st. Fon SALE—A LARGE STOVE SUITABLE oL store or hall, as good asncw, for $20; 120 South Halsted-st. SF50%E ALE—A LOT OF TEA AND TABLESPOOY! FO!}nE forks at less than factory prices. A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st., up-stairs. = R A LOT_OF RAROR HONES AT 50 O SALE v aTe% Datenes razorea: 75 conts cach. A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st., flp'l?“l‘l. A LOT OF 5-BOTTLE TABLE CAS- cfibl’slAnIt‘SI eich; fl!qg-]lr. water-carrier, aud foot- tob. A. W. WHEELEL, 141 Lake- stalra. R SALE—A LOT OF SOLID-HAN LATED OB SR o ot 82,30 and $3,50 per dozen. A. W. WHEELER. 141 Lake-st., up-stairs. Fo F—100 TONS LACEAWANNA COAL, By e Ta by sty deilvered o dny part of city, chieap. Address N 86, Tribune office. J OOLS, STOCE, AND FIXTURES OF O o, chean,. Fartiea wantng say toois oF stack pertainig to carriage business will do well to call at thop corner Lake and May-sts. ALE—. OF COAL HODS AND FILE- Fofig\:‘é‘l‘fch‘cn};}y‘;. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st., up-stalrs. SALE—A LOT OF PRESSED DISHPANS, FOEI pers, m?lk- ans, wash-d.gaes. elfghtly imper. fect, cheap. A W. WIHEELEL, 141 Lake-st., up- Btalrs. OR SALE—1 DIEBOLD & RIENZLE JEWELERS' safe, eicgantly tted up with dia vers: 66975 incles outside measurement. One small ujright showcase, 1 cashicrsdesk. S. F. CO _' 50 State-st. OR SALE—A BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERSHIP- Address 038, Tl'lhu!:e_uflc NEW CYLINDER DESK, LARGEST 156 South Des- R SALE: OFzes e daten, £40; worth 880, Pplain it R E—BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERSHIP; Fuqns%tAel;Euh, time for balance. Address, for two days, QB1, Tribuae otice. an SALE—A FINE LOT OF MOCKING BIRDS, band ralecd, good ingers, Zrom Houston, Tex. Ap- Ply a1 358 West Harrison-st. EXCHANGE—7 LOTS IN NYDE PARK VIL- lage. worth $4,000. for furniture, pfanos. h Droperty. " Address OW] and burgics, or pervanl Room 2, No. 22 North —Tie fxtures and remnaut of atocl Iiquor buslness. Ad.ress E 38, Tribune ofiice. "['0, ESCHANGE-FOR GENTS' CLOTIIXG. ONE new sewing-machine, family or mauufacturiog. 186, Tribune otife ,020-LB. HARRIS SAFE,BUGGY L e dress G & Tribunc ofce, ‘0 EXCHAN 00 ET AT NORWOOD PARK for merchandlise or other property. Aadiess E 28, “Fribune otlice. 'I‘O EXCHANGE~FOR HORSES AND DUGGIES, 40 acres of good land In Wisconsin. A. D. HALL, 260 North Ciurkest. T TJ'0 EXCHANGE—CHOICE CLEAR SUB. LOTS FOR horses, Wagcn s, 1 \dre, sewing-machines,stores, éarpuiing. oF carpeate. s t00ls. 4 NOFth Clark-st. JNO. THOMPSON. I'0 EXCHANGE—TWO LOTS AT THORNTON OR oae at Lakeside, clear, title perfect,anl some cash, for good horse. Address 0 25, T [bune office. 0. 1 LIVERY STOCKE IN 70 EXCIANGE—A X 00l business of 23,000; will take clty, dofnz & small house, a5d balance on time. Address € 40, Trib- & SALE-TEN YARDS OF SILE VELVET FOR (z:‘o:k or po!omlsc._Addresa V SS._E_I_XBune office. ? SALE—-A LOT OF PLATFORM AND COU: (e seaies it 50 centaon the dollar. A. W. WHEEL- ER, 141 Lake-s., up-stairs. R, SALE: LOT OF XNONELTY CLOTHES Fo\Vfln)_('-‘r! t $5.50 each. A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st., up-stairs. RADE MEMDERSHIP R SALE—A BOARD-O] Fupnm up to Jan. 1. Applyat ioom 5, 70 LaSalle-st. Foris"aw‘—"rfixos PURE DARK BRAHMA LARGE size chickens, superior [n overy particular; trlo delivered tn any pars of the clty, 120 La R~ SALE-BREECH-LOADING _SHO FORavefeliwith me for satos frst-class central-tre un, with case and fmplemente, WIII be sola at 3 great argain, JOSEPH BUTLEL. 90 State-st. OR SALE—STOCK_OF GROCERIES, ALL NEW goods, at Buiters & Co., 120 Wabash-av., 108 m., sharp, Oct. 18, 1876, JOR SATE-AT, & BARGAIN_GEOCERY AND bar fixtuies, inciuding fceboxes, counters, shelv- ing, bins. k. and treproof aMfe. APDly YOF one wedk at 82 South Wate! ] 0L SALE—GROC! ERS, shelving, stove, show-cases, 'scales, ~ coifee” grinder, etc. ; also. fuil set shoc store fxtu:ci: all yery chieapat and 7 Vinceanes-av. F. A. JULNSON, 40 une otiice! Bryan Bloc EXCHANGE_RESIDENCE, BUSINESS, SUB. | JPOR SALE—ONE ULSTER, CHINCHILLA, MEL- urbsa, acre, farm, and il property. Owners and ton, and b:aver oyercoat, scarcily worn, cheap. azenta invited to examine bulletin boarda: largest list In tiie city. HOLMES & CO., 74 Doarborn-st. ['0 EXCHANGE—BY T. B. BOYD, ZOOM 14, 148 Madison-st. $3%, 000—136-acre farm near Wheston, DuPaze Conn- ty. 1li., lorge 16-Toom brick d.selling, barns cribs, etc.; 30 acres fine timbor, with all the stock, machine: Ty and present crops. This {5 the fnest farm tn Liilnota; depot.on the farm; want good dwelling house in Chi- ©cago. 515,000—-330-acre farm, well-Improved, in Iroquols Cotaty, Tl for z00d siotk of goods, 20,000—An elcgant linproved farm of 260 acres, ad- Jolning the -corporation of Kankakee, In Kankakes County. Tii, t dwelling In city, $10,000-310-acre wall-improved farm, one mile from Wiilyw Sprinis Statton, on the Alton Rallroad, 17 miles from Chicago, Couk County, 1il.: want clear property, improved. {a ey, Cheapedt In ifltnols. $3,000—Fine Improved farm of 160 2 miles #rom Channahon, fo Will County, TlL.: wa it dwelling. §0x185 foot dock-lot, south front on Cuicago River, betweea Clark and Degroorn-sts., clear; waat good drelling propersy on South Sld £63,000-0ne of thie finest business corners_on State- ", largo stone front bullding, rented at $7.0.0, for £00d elear proj exty un South Side. Hero is a great bar- galu forsome'dne who wants busine:s property. Large, Ane, donble brick dwelling, and lot 100x170, on Wabash-a¥., between Forty-first and Forty-second- ;Lrssng;mngcod body of wild fand, or any good country y. 1G0-acres of zood land withtn 8 miles of Court-House, elear, for fmproved clear property in St, Loufs; dwe ings or businéss. and shoes. E\dumcm,'rrm’nfiomm e & 10 EXCHANGE — CHOICE _ OIL PAINTINGS, elther figur or Jandscape, or 23 or 30 yards of good carpet, o lady's writing=desk or_side-board; portraits paluted either in ofl or crayon. Address ARTIST, cara of Carrier No. 18. o _‘E'l)‘Fucr%Axm"de (BEAUTIFUL TOT TN MOR- 5 on ridge, fora No. 1 breech-loading gun. auffens &7, Tribuse oiice. L 7]'0_EXCHANGE—FOR _STOCK OF GOODS, 610 pctes, (one sectioq) No. 1 Western laods. 1L E. WEAVER & CO.. 169 LaSalle- [0 _EXCHANGE—MY RESIDENCE AT OLD Evanston, lizhtly (ncumbered, for clear vacant city orcicar tnproved suburbun. Address AL 43, Tribuns offlce. T, EXCHAYGE-FINE BODY O HARDWOOD timber la: d+at Batley's Harbor, Wis., pler 800 feet lonz. and severul buildings on premtses, one occupled s 3 geacral store and now doing a good trade; excel- lent locativn and fa:flitics for handling wood, poits, telegraphi poles. et WIII exchange land, bullungs, fer, and stock in s:ore for good improved property in Eit5; and posstbly miight ascume l1ght incumbrance: T. F. AA\'DRE\\'S. 102 Washitogton-st. 4 EXCHANG) ICE COTTAGE_AND LOT. D st o el femted for souclk oF dor SOk, bootsand shoes. Or £rocerios. suitable for 8 countiy store. T. F. ANDREWS, 102 Washington-st, '0 EXCHANGE—IIAVE YOU A PIANO, HORSE and buggy. or cheap lot that you cangive a~_ st & TCedt on @ §2,500 house and lah clear? Will g. ousg e on bulance. il 0. -STONE, 146 Madison: T'OEXCHANG ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND for astock of cigars, L0bacco, pipes, eic. Address D's7, Trivune ofll 7]*0 EXCHANGE—FOR CHICAGO PROPERTY, TWO valuable grain farms near Paxton, Ford County, L1l. ; 48) and 162 crea: first-class improvements: moderate incumorances. Room 15 Major Block. To" EXCHANGE — EXTRA-HEAVY $200 GOLD watch for new and good goneral housenold fural- ture. Address I 83, Tribuac oflee. - or any.good personsl propersy. - P.-0. Box 134, [FXCHANGEwA GOOD EXPRESS WAGON AND haruess for light delivery wagon. MAY & CHAPIN, 158 Fifth-av. XCHANG] ing money. will put 1n caxh on good. Lrs ofilcs. TXCHANGE—LANDS IN WISCONSIN AND MICH- tean for ally property with malerato [noumbrance WILLIS G, JACKSON, 16) Washington XCHANGE—A BEAUTIFUL HOMEIN CENTRAL New York Btate, worth $15,000, for desirable West- eru lands. _J 200, lbune vl OR EXCHANGE—ON [ILE UL €. tmproved farms In Missouri: 240 acres. sdjoiniig county scat of Monroe County; Iarge and elegani two- siory brick residence, brick smoke-house, dricx hen- house, fce-house, barus, orchard; residence beautifylly situated 1n grove of forest truea; all n best toaudltion’ FaBg poud restdonco or city imiproved. KOBERT H: ROWLAND, Rooin 25 Metrupolitan Block. ' XCHANGE~I ~T{GIORT NOW AT WORK VAK- uut Chiicogo property or dry-goods; ado. " Aldrcss F 08, THibune on. OF for thise horses, and us tac fashionave scasos at Geneva Lake, desire 1o exchange for a lof worth tha amount. AddréssJ. E. BURTON, Genzva Lake, Wis INE LAND IN NORTHEASTERS KANSAS FOR ity property; smouch, liable land. the best qual: ity, Will assame, or poy difference In cash. GEORGE CLOUSER, 170 Lasalle-3t., Room 7 Bryn Al ooR ExCRASG: -PROPERTY ON Tulit AVeNin south of Thiriy-nlath-st., for an Lmproved farin near Chlcago. Il " L. IULL, 142 D :arhorn-at. I“OK L ence 3.6, BARLE, Ttoou CHANGE—SX110 FELT N0. . -st., with cottage and other property, for o fLh- E. D. SEAVEY, 8 South Water. OR EXCHANGE—A FIRST-CLASS COMMEGCIAL note, cicar lots, and cash, for a paylng busiuces’ AddressC 43, Trivune ofice. ofsg ON WEST SIDE FOR < oy Exem TR_FU city busiuess property, well reateds will pay cash for difterénce. Wil pay cash 107 30 yards of good se buud Brussels carpat; must e cheap. = Addr 3, Tripunc otlice. OR EXCHANGE—CLEAR INCOME PROPALIT on N. V. Central k. f, for urst-class residence property south of Lincoin Parg. tmprovod or vacant, clear or ligntly Incui €70, 'rloune otlise. 0R EXCIAN! RE AND STUUK 0. 63 wordli $0,00), all clear, lozatcd I & §ratin Mieh'gm. Bisiaess nox pays county par sur profit. vant goud, clear farm'fa lilinols. Appl; Jethben 11 aud 12°a m. A B. WILCOX, 3 TAbund Bullding. QR EXGHANGE OR SALE AT COST—KEROSENE lamps, chandeliers. and brackets ln cxchange for 3€c020-hand stoves; Tow 18 the tme (o buy. Barn, saloon, and warehouse Ismps. Stoves cleaned.repaired, and fisted up by experienced bads. L. CHESTEIR, 4 Wessdake, - oo o o NS XCHANGE—GOOD TMPROVED X OB Citant lozs atFort Dod Maoan s Ia. Wuat goo. Tarm of tastde. . Box &, Onk Parke T, v ool [FOR SALE-COMPLETE ST OF GROGERY STORE fixtures; must b2soid. Alsoa store for rent ‘ FANTEU-LAW BODKS IN E Yery chcap corner Biue Iriand and. Centre-avs. and Fourteenthai. Inquire of C. B. FLINN, 451 West Fificcasn-a : fJ'0_EXCUANGE—CHOICE RESIDENCE AND 3 AL fastloc wrarth 250001 no Tacumbyance: & blocka rom faest Sat {0 cliy; will exchange for ato Koods. - Address Y 86, fribune oficer SOt deys "0, EXCHANGE—SUME REALLY DESIRABLE tand In Lyon County, Kansas, that 13 suitable for farming, and well foca:ed near good schuois, for a neat bome orclear lot on West Side, or {n any good locallty ineity. Address N 85, Tribuné oftice. 10 EXCUANGE—WIAT HAVE YOU TO_OFFER for wlarie Newfoundlana watch-dog? Wil take anything; stite what you haveor I will take no notice. Address 35, Frivune oflce. ® 0, EXCHANGE-COFTAGE AND FINE GROVE lot ut Bagiewood, clear $1,000, for farm tn New York, Michigan, or I Address Q 4, Tribune office. Wit for hats and DE SO’ E IN E; _ 1 furnishing goods. 328 §;aze~xaz “l HAT HAVE YO 5 NGE FOR EVAN: ton fots: aiso house, With Lalf ucre of land, at Clarendou fils? D, M. SMALL, 86 Dearbora-st. 1280 Déarborn-at. R ‘SALE—A NEWFOUNDLAND BITCH AND dog pup. _ Address A 40, Trlvune office. JOR SALE-A LOT OF POLITICAL TADGES OF both parties to the Tight men who want to make money and something to do. Apply at 81 East Ran- dolph-st. OR SALE—FINE BILLIARD TABLE, VERY chesp. _Koom 10, No. 52 Dearborn-st. OR SALE—LARGE-SIZED_SPRINGFIELD GAS machine in perfect order. Wil bo sold cheap, s glty 28 ias heen put In premised. Callat Koom 10, &2 earbora-gt. For SALE—TWO VERY FINE BILLIARD-TABLES and bar-mirror very chesp. Inquirs of F. A. UP- HAM, rear 148 State-st. Fon'sna'cnsu PLATFORM BCALES; OR Lnk"“t.mm for show-cases, etc., &t 1035 West st JFOR SALE-AT LESS THAN HALF ITS VALUE-A cabinet of silver ores, gold specimens. petrifactions, efc.: was ten yeus collecring at Virginia City, Nev.} Daa taken $wo premiums at Expositions In San Franct co; an clegant show-case made of the finest seloctiun: of ‘California woods. Addreas 1 89, Tribuno office R SALE-BUTCHERS' FIXTURES AND TOOLS, ice bou:e3 aad bexes. MATHESON, 78 West Van Buren-at. 'OR SALE—2 SETS BILLIARD BALLS: 1 SET (15) pool balls, new; 1 gent’s fine gold watch and chala: 1 fine gold neckiace’ 2 smail dfamond studs. All cheap. Toom 4, 182 Dearborn- OR SALE—A NEW MARSH HEALTH-LIFT AT ‘half-price, if taken beforo Wednesday. Address H 8, Tribune oftice. OR SALE—1 75-GALLON FARMER'S DOILER FOR coal; 1 large draw-Enife meat-cutter: 1 sausage- atufer. ' All silghtly used. E.D. & H. M. SEAVEY, 89 South Water-si. OR SALE—A No. 1 FURNACE, SECOND-HAND, or will trade for clothing, watch, or hurse. Apply 81633 Hubbard-st. FDR SALE—1 FIRST-CLASS SET GROCERY FIX- tares, piatform and wounter scales; 3 oll-tank, handsome coifee-mill, horse and wagon and harness, arir, kitclien, and sore stoves. TAYLOE & YORK, 71 Ff JOR SAl EMAKETO MEASURE GOOD CASSI. ‘mere pants In Arat-ciass style for $5. CLEMENT & SAYEL, une-Price Casii, 284 and 236 Milwaukee-av, R SALE—WE SELL MORENOW AND HAVE FOR the Iast three years than any other retafl clothing house in this clty. See our men's overcoats, sewed with linen thread, at $3. $8, $8.50, and $13.50. All mothers who wa.t common-sénse garmerts at wmall nnd 28y Jilwaul Ve EN' Price-Cash. & & SALE=A FOOL-TADLE, CHEAF ¥CR CASH, E‘O" 138 East Harrison-st. o EOROASH, FOR SALE—-VERY HEAVY 1S-CARAT ENGLISH Eoom 3, 71 n’ugmmnqz. s JFOR, BALE_CUEAP—TWO SPLENDID MAGIC. lanterns, atssolving views, with seveaty sil les, In §pmplete rudning order. App'y or address 315 Soh JFOE SALE-CHESP. 4 TIEGE LOT OF FINE gl LR e 3. POFPERS. 2 i 'OF, SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH, HOTEL ANNUN- olator. office countersand fttings. kitchen Tange (3 fires). pancake baker, marble-top wrs 1<.aad (six ba- siosand tauceta), o jargo iron uireec-lg aps, S00tect -lioge, 1,200 fect steam pipe, al L SRier. Great Gontral Hotoh SARMAL gt o Lrov INSTRUCTION. P A A A AN AN AN YOUNG LADY ON THE SOUTH SIDE, JUST RE- turacd from abroad, will give lessons b French or muslc i retarn for washing.” Address I 94, Tribuno ice. ;' x‘{ EXTERIENCED TEACHEE WOULD LIEE X no scholars, on the . Terms moderate. _Mra. B, 391 West Madisun: i Te NSTRUCTION GIVEN IN FINE LAND-S I Palntlug, Call OF address ARTIST, 31 Opdcian: [ SWANT INSTRUCTIONS 1IN PAINTING PHOTO- graphic portraits (In water-colors); aiso insf in fralning. - Addreas T 1 Tripuse oiees oorucHoRy RIVATE GERMAN LESSONS BY AY & Perienced teacher. : Adiress o3 cat s VWILL EXCHANGE PIANO, MISSOURL LAND, aud some casl: for a busiucss; cigar-staua or ua- looa. _Kouin 4, 101 Washingio CHANGE FOR A Vo parior et walnutand hair, walau singia e, cOplc-siove, and viber furaliure: Cash for sake of a trade. _ . M WOOD, 125 Clark-ote CLEAR LOT. “m}:'ren—'ro' EXCHAN A Foriy-seventh-st., worth $1,000. and cash for hing. V57, Tribune oltice. stockof groceries or clot ANTED—TOEXCHANGE—TWO LOTS ON WEST Stde, worth S50y, on whfcn there (u an incnm- brance of ‘S153. for a piano or furulture wortl Address £ 39, Trivane office NTED—TO EXCHANGE—PAINTING OT: CAL- for a pood liorms and waon: or wil“pay soue moue§ 17 sulled. Address Y 6. ‘Cribanc oftice. VWANIED=TO EXCHANGE FOR expresa rig. _ADGlY 8¢ No. ANTED—TO PURCHASE=GOOD DWELLING- W A it on Sbatl sud: Rt of XALrHIe st 3od east of Stais »Addn'ss! 2, Trivune oflice, VWANTED=STOCKS OF GOO0Ds 1N EXGI for farme, civor 1o, anl otier propert ‘Address 3 50, Trivune. —X $200 CHRONOMETER Address C 85, Tribuno part [u casih for koo stocl Wag1ED_TO il for sesl skla sacque. ofice. 7ILL EXCHANGE SOME HOUSEBOLD GOUDS NV ey sad Tancy Gooda Addraas B & Tribune otice. 7 ANTED=GOOD RENTAL CITY EQUITIES FOI A e o e s FOR SILOOALJARVIS, Rovm 4'0r 65 Asiland Block. VWL, ESCTANGE W) LOLS I\ NOx 0D ric wiud cadl fur Borse aad DUSgy. Address G 65, Tribune office. ANTED—KANSAS, MISSOURI, Of RENTUCKY WA itor caaitios: L 55 Tribane atfioe. ILL EXCHANGE FREE LO SRWOOD e Foving Bark ind eah (0 AE9CK O bukoin st} shacs: want store with trade established. Address G % Trivaneodice. AW AET- T EXCIANGE ioon, with (5-ball pu.t et LASS SA- 00d location, ut 100 West for real cetite, o Randolph-st._Ca the et WARIKD=10, EXCHASGE 3 NEW 35T brick house, subject 10 & small facumbrance, for & #pan of £God draft Lorses or mules; also mil work for a | 57k plish iving hores, young and souna. EUSSELL, 83 Fulion-st. RIVATE LESSONS IX LANGUAGES AND HIGH. PEg ethematicn. - AQTes © oo Taibs pac L PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION 1IN BOOKRKEEPING i 1a1 b ; b e pmercld brancie i studeat’s Bome. - Ad DROF. R. EDOUARD (PARIS), FREN¢ PEOE: Bitfao stantont Lolcke: torm ot aASTER Ply for circulars at 443 Wabasu-av. and 271 W. Madison., KETCHING FROM NATURE TA S Decson for, 5 (ot nclading Shading. mrr?;}\nl:‘ Post-Ofce. o N JITGATION WANTED—BY A TEAC - S Address V5. ribune s OF FEN ITUATION WANTED—A GRADUATE 3 S olleke wiskia s Borln e rc s (A% night school. Leferences given. T 7w, Tribune office. Tn}: SECRET OF MASTERING FRENCH WITH couveraational flucn ty—Oral system; no 5 free lectvr. by Prof. NE DAMBERT Monday Oct. 16, 8.3 it 1089 Tudiana-av. Those who . o caniot :fwndyun Fecelve circalurs, eto., by addi e ming ANTED—INSTRGCIION, DURING EVESINGS, )HX 13 bookkeeping. * Address FRED J. ADANSTiR A/ ANTED—INSTRUCTION ON THE Y CLAIRVOYANTS. WONDER—THE CELEBRATED 3 AR be consalted at 104 Weat lmfii‘r};fi l!;::l‘s\l DASTIAN & TATLOR— 2 ZIN 150 East'Adaws-si., cor Fifth-ay our, & 0 SEE THE SEVENTH DATGH' g [Exriin world, in telling past, pr:&a%t.l;gffgs;e. ‘Tells how to recover lost anu stolen. brings separated together through charms, makes homes Satia- fation given . 164 N Iatlon given or no pay. '164 North Curtls »OL’.A%-‘\&:.EC—OBEUSSELS A,\'XD INGRAIN CAR] 2K-8tove, one chamber Dook-case, flac parior stores, etc., o e g TTURE ON FASY PAVMPNTS, Tov 08 no {ntereat: handsor YLy me stock to seléct T ash- 'OR_SALE—A LARGE-SIZE turnace, with fixtures. 231 Wi SALE—CHEAP—TWO BI mattre.s:3. _Apply at 138 vmm'i.‘:f’ —A LARGE HEATING COOK Stuve 8t & great bargain. Call ORSALE—F URNITURE COMPLE: X keeplng of 7-room co! TE FORTIGCSE n In payment._ Address T 14, ] R SALK—A NUMBER OF NEW CO: VT E best pitierns. Alio selt feeders a5 ot T oves very cheap to ciange business. Ve Bonates corner Cartla. - e OR SALE—THE FURNITURE AND LEA! 10-room house, north of Sixteen av. Part cash. balance on time: or may ‘Addreay i1 41, Tribune oftice. URNITURE FOR BALE—A SPLE, o o0king aad hewingstoves, all new at a rices. Yon never can buy cheaper. 3> Tohiet, comer Curtig-at, - oo 335 Wea OR SALE—CHEAP—THE FURNT fiat with privilege of leaso. 36214 Wabnsh-av., corner Barrison-st. IE'O STOVE, NO. 18, NEARLY e g or Jewe SALE-VOLC ew, at 1085 Arnol i OR SALE—CHEAP—I NO. 7 BTEWART BA%. ToOmM stove, nearly ne: No. 5, in good order. R SALE—CHEAP, ONEZ SECO! and base-buraer, ND-1T E on ranie, With water Front.. altbatas Pt new: 140 a variety of new and second-hand Parlcr stoves at orices to suit the times. R 144 Y est Madison-at. : oF AlL DESCRIPTIoRE oo URNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. SUCH 4 ‘parlor suits, all atyies and colors; marble-topdres ing-case sets, carpets, oil-cloths, stoves, crocken, iiing-room and kitchen furniture, and, in fact, every. thing In the line of household 5oods. sold on monthiy payments, at ULICK BOURKES, 00ds and fair-dealing (s y motio, you will find m; and as good as the best. 92 West Madison-st. IE FURNITURE OF A FI house containing 18 rooms. Address 'OR SALE—A SECOND-HAND STEWART COOE. stove and forafture, all in N, 850 West Washington-st. OR SALE—A BEAUTIFOL VELVET CAT®ar ards; also, four_easy chalm, TT'S: 61 and 88 State-sr o OR SALE—PARLOR STOVE. BASE BURSER Yood a3 hew, cheap for st 317 ¥ atioa OF SALE_MIRRORS 50%ic0, 3274 20103 155 0 suiL. cheap; also, stoves 5 icss 4 half price: at 39 Filth ar.. Up-atal e OR SALE—VERY CHEAP—SEVERAL SECOSD. hand parior and cook stoves. Good as new. From S3to 310, 1035 \West Lake-st. 1SHING GOODS_STOVES, FURNE €13, crockery, in fact every articie re- Qquired to' make & home comfortable, st reaimabis yments. The only firm In Chicaz ouse complete from cellsr tosi: with choice new goods. All fonr floors of our zev stone-front bullding, corner Lincoln and Madison-sa, are flled always wich desirable new ciean guods. Stnx- Eers visiting the city and cash cus:omers will finditn thelr interest to callon us. 1f you dou't beliere &t and see for yourselvea. W. AL LOWELL & CO., West Madison-at [JOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FO! resent owners about to Ieave the cliy. ‘est Adams-st. RON BEDSTEADS AND CHILDREN 'S CRIBS ARR acknowledged by (500, clans to be the clednest use: Company, 49 Wells-st. YOU ARE IN NEED OF PARLOR OR HEATING stoves, new ‘or sccond-hand, call at HODGES# CO.'S, No. 662 West Lake-st. WILL PAY CASH FOR ANY nousehold furniture. carvets, crockery, etc. tles disposing of same will dad it to their advantagot P. BAMBERGEE, 639 Lake-st. 263 STATE-ST., TAKES MUCH 0.z that his fall kuo placed In his ample and well-asart- is new in style asis U Cerpets and _oflcloths In grea varfety. Persons in moderate circumstances who wss %o commence housekeepin, Teulent payments, as his prices arc very moderate. Mo all when you are making your parchass 289 State-st., near Van Buren. EAST TERMS_FURSITURE, oves, and crockery. 10 eult the purchaser. 344 Division-st. Madison-st. - Good Byg.vingmea call nearly new, 30 AR prices and on easy whe caa furnisha Inquire at 1007 ousekeepers and phpt- Chicogo' Lron et pleasure {n anno ing dally, and beln; ed warerooms. auractive {n finish. can obtain goods on egz- Cash prices, and on termi ‘We carry the largest, mosre liable, best Ainished, and best selected stock of foml- ture on the West Side. Qur goods own manufactare, we can. therefore, give our custam ers a cloge figure on bester goods than other cstablish ¢ and carcfully-selected liss ments. We have a lu; of the newest patterns of fngrain and Bi ught since the recent decline tha: offeron time at the lowest cash prices. 1n ourstotk -atoves we have some of the bes own that are fn the market, 1§ y8 t0 get our prices and to examine our goods befor ying elsewhere. JOHN M. SMYTil, 134 West Madr of ranges and cookin; and most fayorably-| )N INSTALLMENTS—FINELY FINISHED ASD handsome marble and walnat-to) parior sulta, and lounges that are stylish sol weekly or monthly 'H, 134 West Madison-st. N PARTIAL PATMENTS — IN Brussels carpets from 55 cents a yard and upwanh on weekly or monthly payments; we are making lover rices tha ever before, and rms. JOHN M. SMYTH, T.D WRINGERS REPAIRED AND NEW_KOLLS ntnon by a new process and warranted 8i 277 Eas p chamber éui inents, i o ing guaranteed 'GRAIN AND ving more favorabis 134 West Madison-st. 4 RICES ARE DOWN. RIGHT DOWN AT BOTTON LAl goods for the fall trade reduced 15 per cat. Theacare & mampla of my prices: A 7 pieces in rich brown terry. stercd backs, only $50; & marb 73 = neered bareau, wit D iaoiy cop :\?e lass, warble-top col for the_low_price of good sldeboard, marble-top. $35. Partics ‘Would save money by inspecting my goods befora pur 1am eellinig at the lowest price for cash of n ‘Terms to suit she times. Fa~ tes can be supplied with stoves, crockery, glaswise, Ly mattresses, ofc.,eic., s s HODGES & CO., No. 662 We‘:l Llekz-ll.crw PAIRS FOR STOVES MADE AT TROY, Al- bany. Rochester, Cieveland, St Louls and elewhere, at W.C. METZNER'S, 17 on the Instaliment 8L F. COGSWELL'S TOVES! STOVES! STOVES'—THE FINEST LSE ) _of cook-stoves, ranges, and heating stoves west of New York for sale on easy pays your heating-stoves. W. A. L est Madison-st. HE EMPIRE PARLOR BEDSTEAD COMPANY sell furniture, carpets, stovea, crockery, ecc.; sl rioF bedstead, on fastalimeai ces. Salesroom 353 West Madk the celebrated Empire :‘: the lowes: cash prf ANTED~A SMALL E! BEDSTEAD 0B ocd-lounge chesp for “ufiymsm Q 4, Tribans \ 154 STATE-ST. ANTELSSSECOND-HAND MANNING FUR aiso uprizht plxio; also 35 ¥ wra Brusels or velvet. "Adiros A & Trivuse yitce. - OU CAN GET REPAIRS FOR ALL RIND3 OF madle of old patterns, by call AHAN, 247 North Markst, _LOST AND FOUND. T TTeys Sl i) OUND—AT ENGLEWOOD, 2 ED AND WHITE cOWs, and one bey horse. Owner can bave them b paying charges. 336 State RIDAY AFTE ndlana-av. car, or at the corner of Wabsth-ar: and Eldrldge court.'s black leather pocket-book eo- taining » sum of money and a note dated A bearlng the owner’s name in full. The So suliably rewarded by returniog o CHAS. FSDAY LAST, NEAR THE COR “Any one e Bancolphat. wil 2 1og or sddressing P. C. ner of North Wel dog, with black head. Had leather tlme, The dog is valusbie anly a1 & urning the same to Nos, 170 and 1 De liberally rewarded and no questions asked. ST — YESTERDAY EVENING, irlocket, with monopram on back: Tewarded oa returning to O. 185 Lathiorge, o 0a returalng OST—FRIDAY EVEN Uetweed Twenty-second Ppocketbook containfn; wili oe suitably rew: is and Ontario- —A_cauE P. DICKINSON wenty: "Finder oy Ao (1 s Teas OST-—GOLD CEOSS SCHOOL wil 8:\] full valos E& 99 Stat 3 = S ONE PACKAGE OF BELR STAMPS. 4 ‘Deilver at Custom Hoo® ed to HAMILTON: Tfueral reward to find: € office of this p:p: R BEWALD-LOST—A STONE CAMEO E NGACE; 5 ni-ring on ralug. Letrm Forth Wolls-st. aad Fecoive AL = EWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED FU the. returi of (s overbost and drias cost taken from the northwest corner of State and T! e RS, WCTT. NATUT 5 M UTT, NATUIRNT, CLAT aad bu ea8 medium; fee $1 ADAM STLSOM, MARNE Bl ADAME STARKLOY, GYP#Y FORTENE | - THE STAR CLAIRVOYANT READS THE PAST, present, and futare. atters 1s tnvaluable. lio'zbgr:ll. lf\'e{'.flmlgf’.':?” males DLVOIRRCES. Y ALLY AND QUIETLY OBT. Al Terrltory for incon: Ste o e bl e ot incom; et Fee atver decioe, Deat cit ‘Ashland Bloci e T i