Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 29, 1876, Page 10

MORSES AND CARRIAGE:! O EXCHANGE. HORSES AND CARRIAGE: OR 5“,55:6;‘1%‘;‘6"; an e nato o y advances; must be BUSINESS CHANCES. OR SALE — JEWELRY BUSINESS IN ONE OF the best locations on the Weat Side: capital required dress for 1 week. D &2, Tribune ofice. F—A PLUMDING ESTABLIS new: will be sold at half 1ts v East Randolph-st._C. W. o cylinders should if one should go her, the discolored paper AR S—WE WILL SELL v v second-tiand so0ld at some prico : warranted sound Two sccond-hand ng, nearly new; two ‘Pen Brocke, asgood of course, that the tiwe revolve exactl faster than ti ‘ould be a confused m: sists the great novelt: chronous motion of the companion 4n arms, and he doesn’t wish to quarrcl with him. Dufaure then instigates the Prefect of Police to make some rescarches con- cerning Madame Youngh. The developments n are as follows: t Madame Youn, she English; she is a German, from of Mayence, and her name is Jung. In her residence are found charts and ‘War Ministry. which - shie had ypurloined from her patron; also various proofs, that the plan of the new defenses of Parie, which is still a secret to even the army, bad been already seut to Ger- many through bier hands. Dufaure now hastens Decazeg, and }e to MacMalhon. dadame Junz is escorted across the frontier, and de uested to hand in _his resignation. inwardness of the fali of Minis- EUROPEAN GOSSIP. d one week's trial given. ve, e good a3 news four phacto box buggles, made b; O Jomp-aeats by Pennoyer, 85 good open slde-bars: of the invention. cylinders is secared by_| the recciving station, which at ca revolution of the transmitting n rates the motion of the receiving cylinder if too slow, and retards it if too fast. ——————— CHOOSE HONEST MEN. New laws, neyw chiefs, our empire waits, And for its National head; Waits till the sovereizn ballots speak, — The eccret fates are read, Ah! think what fates lie folded np AVisit to the Hof Restaurant, in cash. Apply ac I 'OR SALE—A DRUG STORE. cated on the North Side, four top side-bars; two uhugzlc: of all kinf : two demotrat WAgOnS: ds of haracss, double one 08, exPress wagons, oyste: aleo, horses an advanced on horses, bi re to comeand sea m: onthly paymentsor exchange. "1 7 and 25) State-st. T A SACRIFICE—FOR WANT OF usc—Three sound young horscs, oCETy OT CXDTess WALOnS, HorZunl-hlpuuns:. $60; buggy or light Wagon, S cylinder accele- at sacritice. Good 1ST, 154 Iliinofs. SALE—A WELL ESTABLISHED PRODUCE missfon business that will bear investigation. Satisfactory reasons for sclling. Applicants must be vé first-class Toserences h them. _AddressE 27, T A Pokal of Berlin Weiss-Bier, and “ Goulasche Fleische mit Eier - und Sardellen.” day or week; 4 ugzles, orwo cannas esd 5 AT5ck bafore )R SALE—A BARBER SHOP, SITUATED ON one of_the principal streetsin Chicogo, dolng & first-class Dbusiness, Europe, Address F 74, Tribune oflice. R SALE-BLACK! 1 800 C. WALKER, fine slze, fit for ; alarge horse, Dusiness mares, fit for ach: 6 very fast riding maro, must_be old, 15% to 16 han for a ine 5-year-old marc, The Fall of De Cissey---French Theatres balance fn cash. _Address K 27, Tribune office. Cissey is req --How an Architect Was Paid. ‘This is the true P, STOCK, TOULS, for's ma ANTED_HORSES AR Stz dW‘I.nT“.ERSS per. m ¢ 8 ed nig) st ot cacs PHialeronets A- e DU, CONEF Randoioh and Dearvorn-sts. BUSH ATERS, Half-Day, Lake County, 1. By LB 162V ln-hénswn- e Koot s land near Empo ‘property or stocks 4] d.:'yxfimmm:fi NTE N OR_TOP BUGGY IN ANTED—A _GOOD DFnEmi L o 7 excliange for rooms ash-av. Addioss State righta for tl ticle of ready sele, for clear real es: ANT TO BUY louse drug store, . i ——— ANTED—-GOOD DRIVING, HORSE FOR HI keeping. Address N 10, Tribune office. —T1¥O GOOD HORSES NOT OVER 8 ANTED—TWO GOOD™ HORSES NOT OVER 8 grocery wagon. 497 West Madison-8t. EI E_CARRIAGE TEAM; THEY i bt el e ./ and used to'elty, n exchianz s, Swolghing 1,200 pounds, aad ‘years old, about 1.000; must A_FIRST-CLASS RIG. WILL flvu good sccured paver and cashi. Apply at Tre- roved, I 0WXE, 8t Koom 18: ing. 2.000-Stock of goods for clearreal estate. . *% e Keystone burglar-alarm, ‘an gr. EXCHANGE—40_ACRES OF LAN. ,» arce, bear(ni 0rcharnd, an SorsaRE iz sad Shelf. aidware Goods 0 EXCHANGE=5-ROON COTTAGE.WITHLARGS & come lot, on West Sk, tor 160 ug‘ T LARGE s small fnonm G House H a4 Tribune omcg‘ R e \G EXCHANGE—TWO SUBURBAY LOTS, Tor. nersonal property, horses dress G 6%, Tribune oflice, In those silent scrolls of white; ‘What millions feel the weal or wo Of the noiseless ballots’ might! ter de Cissey, from which one may now readily 5543 each understand Why the circumstances surrounding: ’x differens gaits, price $55 it have hitherto been kept s0 scrupulously means. Good reason for selling. Iimlmv.. corner of Nineteenth-st. P [JOR SALE—A FINE DAIR OF MARES, NOR- Thponans; fora zlr%ck‘. one fne hm%o}i" dlx!l 5 or » lady to drive; four, F GXhFess o Golivery Wagons: oné big mare for o coal- tle pony, Boquire &t tho S N eost ach; holee of rond- THE HOF RESTAURANT.' nt). Horscs have been work: A Dresden correspondent of the Detroit Fres Press thus describes o visit he made toa famous Testanrant: I bave had an experience. Saun- to-day, on my way to the picture-gallery, Kleine Bruder strasse ( 6o called from ery of Carmelites or Little Brothers, Jocated here in ante-Reformation times), and of the outlying sections of the arn-like palace which occupies the ood hereabouts, and throws bridges over the intersecting strcets to rtions, I observed, in a ow of the ground floor, in the pre- actualty in the very edifice’ spered to r sges, and tenanted by the most Court in Europe, in small gilt let~ theglass, thewords, “ Hof Res- road-wazons and harness, (cost turee times the amou ed to batcher and delivery wagons. eap, 8t 371 West Fifceonth: ek, a block cast of mpe_l li SR A —ONE OF THE MOST STYLISH CAR- ALE A:E 1 § ycars, o perfect, seldom 225, Also, one black mare 8 years. etter huggy horse in the city, $150. B without bicmish. A rare chance i\"nnu snomczuhnx Zood and to pay W] 8 “BARGAIN A FAST TROT- DA Nerty, whla land: eco. Electors, vote for honest men, ‘These anxions millions cry; Such men as have for coun And would for country di¢: Such men as scorn the touc] ‘With taint of honor brought; ‘Who would be just thoug| ‘And Heaven and Hell were naught. FRENCH THEATRES.: , Every prominent theatre in Paris is either pre- paring, or has just given, its prominent attraca tion for the winter season, and they are all crowded, notwithstanding the mild weather, which renders their temperture well-nigh un It is rather 8 troublesome affair, and certainly an expensive one, to go to the theatre in Paris. Your orchestra stall (for we will sup- pose that you want to sit in the best place, which you will, being an American) will cost you from $1.50 to $1.40 at the least. You must_ give the trim, white-capped, pink-ribboned dame to whom you entrust your umbrella and your over- coat, from ten cents to twenty, according to the number and importance of your wraps. programme will cost you four vents, such luxu- ries mever being given to you gratis as in When the amount paid for probable carriages is added to the above, it for express or delivery cars, 133 Michigan-ay. R SALE—THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN 1; throe horses: & Toan mare § years 20 Lorse; o Chest- h God were bllna e family or car d, 15.1 high, by romising, goes'In all harmncs; a gray horse old, 1514 high, trots in threc mintites: 8 very business or road horse: & slde-bor buggy made I York.run but very littie: these will be sold together of BEDPATALE AL yOUr UWn prices; sound In evéry respect. _Apply at raar 4 OR SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD YOUNG MARE; ‘must be s0ld as [ have no use for her; Welght 1,050, at153 North Market-st. North G A 'OR SALE—ONE LEATHER-TOP BUGGY; WOULD 1tke to board horses at my stabls good timothy hay sud oats; Tlon. . Apply at 547 West Lake-t. R SALE—OR_PARTLY TO EXCHANGE—BY G Sl oot Busintss 70 tics drom G rici-nill, doing kood busincss, SHanafactory of sewer pipe, fire brick, aad fower- ‘Wis., for clear 2, 000. BUE horee s yen Sraeoody Vote out the false] Vote in the true! hat it 15 worth, any, {n cash. The tried and truc snstain! hold the men who bore the flag hrough Treason's leaden rain: That lag oor sires aud brothers loved And gave thelr lives to save: An huridred yenrs its stars bave shone, Let it forever wave! Trust not the men who rent that flag With Rebel shot und shell; Trust less those men of Northern blood Who smiled when patriots fell. Oh! trast not those with hearts so cold They wonld not lift a hand To save the Glory of the Earth, Fair Freedom’s Holy-Land. JOR SALE—AT A ting horse, for cash or There ls money {a it. _Address J 5 OR SAL'E—dA TEAM OF GOOD, SOUNG 1 vazon, horsea wi oo TS Shemp tor Caah: IRquireatis West T elLli-dt. 300D PAIR OF TIORSES AND A d-hand_clarence, morocco lining, Would take horso and buggy ‘0 part pay. 145 Michigas VSGRICE LgeTg e AR HAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR A HAND- soinc, largo pony?, Or wouid et him for the r for uis zeep. Address W 3l. Tribune office. ANTED—A LIGHT TONY PHAETON, CAL huge, ugly, b: re WArrante Tyt roar 468 Wabnsh-ay. whole neighborh connect its detached po o at Si per week; e perfect satisfact .y MORSALE—A FINE DLACK MARE—CAN TROT 1n2:45; also Ane rond wagon and liarness, a1l com- n¢ Portland cutterss will be sold” on thres dress F 8, Tribune ofice. TLEMAN'S ROAD-TEAM: CAN o B Lt o: Sound And Kind. Addvess 1f 11, Trib- ters attached to la taurant—Berliner Weisg Bier.” And, being curious to ascertain what a genu- months' tline-~ Adu American theatres. pots, {n Chicago. 200-acre farmn in Wanshara County. ANTED—A HORSE OR HORSE AND BUGGY for its keep; go)d care and not. much todo. Ap- ply ot 383 Youth Desplaines-st. \EDIATELY—GOOD WORE TEAM ‘agon; must be good and cheap. K. HIRSCH- FELDEL, 7 Gryan Hlock. ANTED-: and w: EXCITANG Northern lown and Southern i tlons, for clear real estate in or COLGAY, 181 Dearborn-st., 1 0 EXCHANGE—200 ACRES IN WISCOXSIN, i3 5T-RATE SECOND-HAND COA Room 6, Monday or Tuesday. change for no! 144 Michigan-av. i -A N1C! will give good express wagon and cash. top, one that has been but Ittle usce ter fn gobd order. _ Address T &3, Tribune oflice., ANTED—1 HAVE A HORSE, HAS DEEN. ‘e was and safe for & driv yuung‘. fast, and sound: will glve my horse and ren ‘want onc as good W 82, "Tribuae oftice. ND BUSINESS HORSE IN EX- W scwing-machine; difference, if BV E LIGHT DELIVERY WXA X CHANGE—170 FEET, WITH NICF, good 2-story house snd barn, ‘xgr g alifornia-av.. for small coftage an 'LOUSEL, 7 Bryan E—CHOICE FATIMING 0 acres In 1owa, 80 acres In Nebraska, 40 Tand In Kunsas, aood title. all cloar, for e improved city property. KELLEY & Mc] ) EXCHANGE_RESIDENCE. DBUSINESS, SUB: el esie e et Loy, Guentnd ne bullctin 4 5 HOLMES & CO ; 0_EXCITANGE—CITY AND SUB ness and residence propert cumbered. for property E 80, Tribune otlice. EXCHANGE — PAINTIXG, wall and fence lettering for c clothing. _Address L, 47 West Quincy-st. oal, ness or residence 62, Tribune otiice, U SAVE MONEY BY SENDING YOUR BUGGIES and wagons for paioting and repairing to MAR- IN'S earviage alop, 47 Wells-at. Tires set at 50 to ch. EXCHANGE—20 ACRES, BLIGHTLY INCO- ered, sultapie Tor BALYIsion. ToF Improsod ak properLy; equlty 20,003, Adirew 0 EXCHANGE—TWO-STORY BRICK liOGSE (7 : rt:oms) '".’ud lot on, 5&'{‘& Elde. wor;n fa‘nt{(x’ for. nn(: abont same valueon e or stock of merchan ‘Address 80 Timoop-st. X house and fot { Chicago worth about OR SALE—OR PART EXCHANGE—A MANU- facturing business established 7_ycars; a good chance to asecure a Toquired; abont $2 TOR SALE-CHi will be seen that it is by cess to go to the theatre in Paris,” Therules of engaging seats arc vexatious and annoying 'to.; any one accustonied to the plain, practical com=-| ‘mon-sense which governs such transactions in America. For instance, new piece at one of the leading theatres, the box-book for the first performance to open on On the day before the perform- ance you g£o to engage places, and aretold there ine Royal restaurant really resembled, and be- 10 means a cheap pro- ing also of an experimental, inquiring mind on the subject of malt beverages, and never having supped of the famous tawny beer of the Prus- | sian Capital, I found my way under a heavy, % of huge stone blocks into a the oubliettes of ping toalow- e e i SR TLE—THE CHEAPEST RIG IN CHICAGO; A biack horse, Lop-bugsy, Must be sold ot once. Al day at Mitcliell's Stables, 838 Lal e "SALE—HORSE, NARNESS, AND WAGON; gle?:’l\'lg!or grocer or butcher. 430 West Eigh- Trust less those men with souls 60 basa ‘They would leave their gold Or party caucases to drop me tear on Lincoln's mold: O Saint of Freedom, hover near And guide the freeman yet, “And, while thou teachest to forgive, Forbid us to forget. Trust least that miser who could clutch AP—CIGALR AND CONFEUTION- cry store; Tontlow. _ 178 Twenty-second-at. OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—LN ST. LOUIS, MO. —An old-establisheil plumbing aud gas-ftting busl lth bh l stock fn l&lflez‘c:::llwwer ers, basing, pumps (Lan 3 fitthngs, gas-nkmrss, mne, Loois, ou sec advertised a hich may have led to the palace, 50 dark was i : SALE—TWO GOOD HEAVY, HORSES; WILL be rold cheap, or will trade for coal. 70 West g, HEAVY WAGONS AND HARNESS SUITABLE for haitling coal, and one 10 ton Ac: Coal G fumber. Apply o SPRINGEI'S fron yard, 68 and 63 South Clinton- "FINE BIG TIORSES MER'S coal-yard, 672 West Madlson-st. ; one for $25: and one new milk-cow. 500, TQUSEREEPERS AND PHYSICIARS 500.000 Rnoriciss iron vedstends and o dreays erlbs are U elcancst sed. Chicago Irom Bed- 49 W to exchange for — e S FOR SALE AT S. PAL- EXCHANGE—A LOT OF EENTUCKY BOUR: bon whi: for it operty, vill lota, = % isky for A m‘?_&‘_‘ 014, o farm: [0 EXCHANGE—SOME OF MY SUBURDAN LOTS Tor & guod Piano forte at cash prices. IRA 142 Cagalio-aty loom . % T ‘Tribune of Root und, Rideewoo 'HAYER, 96 Dearbo: HANGE— byowed portal, 3 i S enered. . Jarge, 10w oo d ente: a e, 1o . :’;xich were the 1:;5.1,;10“ walls of the palace, which towered eight storics above it, were s0 thick that the windows looked out through six fect of solid masonry, and all around the room ‘were little arched recesses, sunken in the heavy In each of these was a littlo round table with & few massive arm-chairs around it, and seated in these chairs, inthese snug but unsocial recesses, were divers stout, grave, elderly, silent who might have been Court Chamberlains and might also have been Court coachmen or cooks out of livery and out for re- {freshment, so solemn and taciturn and ponder- ous in_deportment, and generally droppish were the, aucient pipes, an white-topped beakers before them. A handsomely-dressed, dignified-looking lady arvse from the corner where she had been knit~ aud approached me witl The golden spoils of war TThick-etrewn along the Nation's path, Besprent with patrio And when those patrol One pittance from ks store, o cheer **onr heroes at the front,"" Responded: ** Aye, voters, choose us honest men! Cotumbia’s million: Men who can brave Corru ‘As woll as bleed and die: ‘But seek them not amidst False in tho hour of war,— Falso to their Country and their God: Oh! trust them nevermore! t in the liouee to be had for the first nd, then,” “ Oh, for that day alter to-morrow; we never sell scats for the second performance of a plece till the first has taken place.” Back you go on the day appointed, and can find no seats to suit ™ you, having been bought up by speculators. take seats for the third night,” you say, and are snappishly informed by the very cross female who presides over the box-office (such oflicials are always women in France, and are almost al- ways disagreeable and rude) that you will have toreturn the next day, the box-shect for the third performance not being open yet. Tnis is no fanzy picture, be it understood. Tt was the experience of a fricnd of my own, who was obliged to go thrico to the Comedie Francaise as aboveetated, before he could sccure for the third performance of Rome Vaincue,” There are, indecd, oflicds for the sale of theatre tickets on the Boulevards and on the Place de 1’Opera, but as their charges arc from 30 to 100 per cent highber than the regular not to deal with ttiem, if guch dealings can pos- sibly be avoided.—Paris Lefter. R SALE—CHEAP—A ONE-HORSE TWO-SEAT- ed family carriage in 548 South Park-av. SALE_CHEAP—ONE 2-HORSE COAL, BOX- wazon; one 2+horse dirt wagon, and 2 conl cal oF will Sxcliange part for coal. NGE—MY FAMILY [IORSE . and harness; bave price. Call 2t 1092 W OR SALE—$10 WILL BUY A GOOD SIDE Coan & Tenbroeka buggy, of will exchange o Tnquire at Singer office. A. J. EIT, 203 West Modison-st. OR SALE—AT EXTI seat coupe rockaway, o dog-cars 1an, and two fine driving 113Rt._22 East Adams-sf B AWAT—ONE LAKGE AND rlng cxpress wagon, arr onttie. door, 1. opet :,ed’ OW-CasC3, store-fIXtureh, r particulars as to 8008 for selling, opply to A, M. HE 1l {6203 or to E. MOT ALE—DRUG STORE 1IN GROWING LUCAL- dofng falr busincss. ~ A good oppol n wishing to devote some timo to the dru ness{n connection with his practive. Address G 7 Tribune otlice: first-rate order, » i3l you must return the' ts’ friends besought cambrance, $3,500. " is, opportunlty for 177 East Madison-st., all the eligible OR SALE—OR EXCRA Teather top bug) hem will sell at hal SALE—A LARGE RESTAURANT, nfectionery and cigar store attach inrge and populnr dancing-hall § st 173 South Desplaines-st 70 SALE—OR REN 1laverly’s Theatre, nestly f corner Jacksan. or Cnancellors, TA DARGAIN, A FINE SIX- 7OR SALE—FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE-ROOM, CHEAP Address V 32, Tribune ofiice. OR SALE—CHEAP FOR_CASI, SALO Jicense, and fixtures, 81 West Madlson-st. 7OR SALE—CIGAR STAND IN FINE LOOATION . S175; also sllver-plated show-case. PERSONAL. ‘E, ‘horsed, guarantecd to be NFORMATION WANTED—OF M XCH. 3 % farming land in part cxohange for taige on Weat Side. 1SAAC CLAFLIN & CO.,154 Lake, XCHANGE—160 ACRES OF GOOD LAND 1IN Stark County, ind., for & stgck of goods.that fady can Randic, or the firniture of & smail hotel in Gr out of clty. Address MRS. §. J. BROW: South State-st. O T e Qe Wagd, Easco0. o g E, 51 Washing- as they smoked " their long, took heavy pulls at the 88, REBECCA M M. Willinms, Ad- ly Eliza Al Will- 1ams, Benton Harbor, Berrled County, Mich. F ORMATION WANTED—MOTHER. IF MRS. D. Chicaco. her daughter would 11ke 0 1 South Clinton-s.. RESPECTABLE YOUNG ke the acquaintance of a respect Dle young lady or widow under 30 of means and matF- monlfally inclined. Address D 12, Tribune oflice, ERSONAL—INFORMATION - o locomotive englucer, Thompson, Galifornia fn full of 1874, but, who nas cheap, If taken thl E—A NICE TIORSE, WITH d buggy, forcash. Inquire av77and 70 NICE PAIR YOUNG HORSES, 867and 83 Jackson-gt. Ot BALE—X BUSINEES HORSE, 000, SOUND, Deita $50; ond Eo0d mare for. biltchor' or grocer: e $4: 3 huavy Lorses, ht for haullug conTor” toam: ng: S70 Gachs 11,200 biack b of bays, 2,300, well matched, chun] Warrantcd 80 e LY %o T cxproRs Wa owner 1s leaving town; also PASIaE bmo. arocery Wagon, Prico $a5. Gall 8v 48 Tiuo Isjand-av, &t '5ALE—A_GOOD _EOUND TORSE, VERY Ghesp. Apply aL702 Weat Lake-st. 7OR SALE—A T—PACKINGU-HOUSE Apply_120 Throop. ONCE, DAK- ; one of the beit {vest Madison-se{ & CASII_PHO; *Address N 73, JOR BALE—OR TO R ‘markct 332 West Chlcago- SALE—CHEAP—IF TAKEN AT onfeotionery, and clfar store ns in the city. ™ Price $250. R SALE—CHEAP FO West Raudolph-st. OR SALE—CHEAP: gether or separats h ‘“Was wuenschen “Worshipful Sir?”’ er_deferentially that he wanted She disappeared to the cavernous depths below, and prescntly returned bearing the beer in the most remarkable glass I ever saw the beverage served in. It was like a great smooth berry-dish without handles, of about the size and shape of a plug hat withthe rim cut off, and by actual measurement, then and there, was twenty inches in circumference -and cine inches high. I tried to span it about with my two handg, but thes rice, it is just as well HOW AN ARCHITECT WAS PAID. A short time ago an amusing scene took place at Les Halles Centrales. architect of that remarkable struciure, strolled one day into the fish-pavillion in search of a He picked.out a fine « Eight francs,” was OR SALE—SALOON No. 201 Southh Clark-st. any reasonable offer will be Monday evening. LOC, hird fis actual St X epied if mada by | trial glven; they w! e (on of his where: M. Boltard, the southeast coraer of Market and Kinzie-sts, ? ERSONAL—WEST MADISON-ST. FRIDAY NIGHT Lady with whice strcamers from bonuet, who walked east, waltine for bridge, and went_souti on State to 3onroe, walting there ne: izent who then entered Pr sddress 1o C. E, ELL1O X, . GF THE N.—SE . 0. BARNARD, City Post- AL—MISS MARIA SHERMAN CAN SEE Coffee John's,. Mondsy morning, between 10 AT YOUR OWN price.Apply at & t. & F YOU WANT TO although not quite so d Shepherd’s (Arlazerzes longimapus), or those of the late Joe Gerber, who, from his peculiar manual formation, was called by his friends the ““hand of Providence,” are pretty could by no means accom- lish tie job. It was called & pokal, which cor- responds, 1 suppose, with tne beaker or tankard of our tongue, and they tell me the style is of great antiquity, but 1t is now only fonnd in the very ‘swell” and old-fachioned restaurants. It is certainly. & goblet worthy of Gambrinus himself, and its appearan strike terror to the souls of perance Sodety. This quecr-fooking glass contained about a quart ana a balf of tawny, chromu-colored bev- erage, which was surmou: 3 solil-looking white ol 34 4 euoTy Rl ting my mouth and lobster for hid dinner. one and asked its price. the fishwoman’s reply. M. Boltard mildly in- sinuated that he thought it rather dear, where- upon the Irce-tongued dscendant of La Mere Angot, putting her arms akimbo, give him a picce of her mind. What did he know about lob- sters, or about fish, or sbout Les sclves for that matter?” about Les Halles?” interrupted M. Boltard,. laughing, “I ought to know wmore about them than any one else, for Ibuilt them.” “ And pray-who are you?"” M. Boltard, archi- tect; at yonr service.” His adversary started back in amazement. “You don’t mean 1o say ard!” she eried. LISRcome g zed us 50 splendid- R A r address L. P. NO. 1 ROAD HORSE AND WA Worth $700; will sell for $350, ER. Roomn'7 Bryan Block. R SALE—JUST FROM THE COUNTRY, ONE welghs 1,200 po $125.° Also, one_black 1 right, for $65. 627 ar corner State, Lner House, plet -sent, N'T TO SELL FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL iR boarding-house, 139 and 141 North Halstel-st., = of 20 rgoms, on account of going nto other buslaocss, Inyestigato for yourselv ¥ YOU WANT A CLEAN and see me. Will exchange. S. W. HULL, 52 EXD ADDRESS TO = black mare, 7_ye: Found and Kind: price, 10 years old, welj ood-sized flippers, gha 1,000 pout n STOCK OF GOOD3 i e dear, did be? ERSONAL—I BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE ! T with Jas. ilde, "Ji Co., wliere I have d in the futaro may be found ot the pop- ular clothing establishment of Edwa . will e pieased to receive my fricnds 5. T.J. KELLY. FINE DRIVING AND WORK 0, tdelivery-wagon. WANTED IN Ffl}l!ori.sLE-tFlvg 0, No, and one new, ligh R _SALE—ONE TRON-AXLE GRAIN-WAGON. Inquitre ot P. IICKS' Wagon-Shop, corner Union and Fulton-sts. OR_SALE—GCHEAP—A COUPKLET, AS GOOD A% new, and ® fpan of handsowmo black horacs, sud e thing for private family. Can bescen able, Efghteenth-st., between Vabash , & Co., ER vien for the nss | NEW ISVENTION, clgnt years, an lghys mr{finlc. ce, when filled, would State-st., where 1 & whole State Tem- WING TO A CONTEMPLATED CIIANGE IN MY husiness affairs, I have decided to offer for' sale my re_stock of men's clothing and furnishing uding fixtures and lease of store, No. 173 Clark-st., ‘between Monroe and Madison; no better lozatlon In the city. Thisisa fine chance for some one’ d findiog o comiplesely-cstal #cll lease and xtures wit fuquire as above, NE EXPERIENCED IN BUS time and $400 10 [uvest. Address B 23, Tribun T $100 TO 1,000 GAN IN- organlzed to can- . ERSONAL—WILL CARKIE SMITH PLEASE SEND ‘address to B 37, Tribunc otllcc? PERSONALFRAN Write. Z S L-A LADY OF REI like 1o make the scqualntanco man who would be wilil css. _Address I1 55, Tribune ot ERSONAL—A YOUNG MAN 1IN y widow lady of means puB OUI00Y L 350-acre farm WHERE GAN I BEE YOU? it £ood buiidi hamesss s i h R g E_SALE—A GOOD BUGGY HORS 1,1001us; or will exchauge for hard co: 04, Tribune ofice. R SALE—AT A SACRIFICE-TWO GOOD COV- 0p phaeton, guoit as not very cheap; must be so Hehcd business. out stock. For par oond 1y a 1= 50 denes that I at first a-nad some trouble in get- nose through it to make the desired junction between the former organ and tne liguor below. 1 found its strensth very light, its flayor slightly acid or sourisb, its gen- eral style that of diluted bard cider which had suddenly become effervescent. They say it is cooling, and very popular on that account 1" suppose, you can_sit is Papa Boltard, who bhas ] Instantly the architect found himself sur- rounded by a dozen strong-armed, joll; women; nor was he rcleased till “he had been heartily bugged and kissed by the whole party, his former adversary st .fling the lobster info the pocket of his overcoat, nd insisting upon his accepting it 85 a present. And let me assure you that he was more to be envied than piticd or the carcsses that he received, the * dames to assist Der In b oW INESS HAVE OWN ARTIES HAVING TR st safely in a stock comy tinue Igitimato business est quarters of shares (Whish are S1 subscribed. Adiress N 84, Tribune ofice. ETAIL DRUG-STORE FOR SALE IN CENTRAL Apply w IL A HURLBUT & would like to meet an clder] who would assist him {n business. AddressC 72, Trib- :d buggles; one feath 010 oben square box-bUgsy OR_SALE-HORSE, DEAY. AND HARNESS: one-horse platform spring truck and harness, a2 West Tayior-st. ERSUNAL—AN EASTERN LADY VISITING friends In Utah would 1{ke to correspond with en n view of an _acqualutsnce on under 40 necd aj t Lake Cliy, Utal honorable gentleman, | her return Eaat art of the clty. and 77 Randolph-st. T0 EXCHANGE. N OAK PARK RESIDENCE OF 1a ROOMS TO ‘axchangu for lands or clear lota: price. £7,000; in- Addresa C 23, Tribune oftice. ¥ lih Jot 2x134. premiscs, No. 203 Gentre-av. = e R WABSHING 0! ‘CHANGE—FOR CLEAR CHICAGO OR WEST-. orn fown property, good dwelling and 134 aerey neer New York ‘i‘.“" clear, "C. C, ent Stey NGE—DENTISTRY FOI \LEAR IMPROVED CITY PROPERY WITH MONEY J_to exchange for good equities. H. B. BALDWIN, Las Room 23, RY STONE FRO. EX Tot, 1 Fonted Wil tnko. §15,000 in clear residence. - Four: take $10,000 cash, balance clear property, The are chofce nleces ‘busincss property. E. C. WA first floor, 94 Washington-st. 'ED—100 ACRES OF GOOD new hrick cot- STORY HOUSE ASD LOT, ,500 In vacaat lot. E. C. WAR X STORY STONE FRONT. WITH in best blogk North Clark-st. . $25,000: well NGE—A $1.500 EQUITY IN LOTS NEAT Boulovard; will exclisnzo r shy a3 A larze and sound; ¢ City of Si and Jot in Chicago. YV ANTED-TO EXCHANGE—A CORNF) 45x125 tc::. 1‘1;”1? ’52‘5(’7. lhl A&? ral uls, for cquity inlots Address H 48‘?1'!1’;“!18 nfll&" m ANTED—TO EXCHANGE—50 FEET IN LAKB View, south of School-st.. no Dlocks west of and not faclp the Pummy toputin two first-class oll”palntings wo suction plctures) as part psyment. Ans Tribune ofice. A P s Ao ELAprs Uk vatch aud chiafa for s farer nitare’ Address A 1, Tribune oftce. e (0 not_me TR EXCHANGE—DY J. Il. KEELER, 163 CLAR® st,— .. near Twelfth-st., brick housc for lots. v. and Twenty-nioth-st., large house and lot, 50x170, farm for equity. Fine brick residerc near the clty clear for good farm orgood farming lands. (1ama-t., near equity for good Iands. 5 1 177 acresin Bond County. Ill., about 40 miles from St. Louls, onc-half milc ‘ments, fine archi ichizan- SoxIo 300 acres In Iroquols County clesr; all cultivated, for good residence, clear. 70 acrcs, one-half mile from Geneva, il cltivated: fine orchard, good house and stables; might take house in Oak Park or Austin In part pay. 20 acres adjoininz Desplaines. 12 miles from the city, all cultivated, good bulldings; for gocd busincss prop- erty. 250-ncre farm near Blackberry, Kane County, for lear city property. 0 acres, all_culttvated, with house and stable, In Jones County, Ta., for tirsi-clasy city properts. 2,160 acres, 'all n cultivation. wi es of hedge fences, orcha property. acras, Wi ear’s ciop, for house and Iot. hfladelp) Ery TLL EXCHANGE 600 ACRES OF THE FINEST Ennsns, for 23 feet ffont on A Dt born. oy SHchlgan-ar. To Taowy Aot an . gan-ay. - s %, WORK, 53 Clark-ate. dariear o ANT TO EXCHANGE—GOOD ferson for a lizht extension-top famil J. W. FERNALD, Trwelfth and Halsted-sts. Jefferson-st., houso and Iot, 25190, mdepot, good [mprove- ar0, bles, for oed eity pronertv. D—COOK-STOVE IN EXCHANGE FOI . _Address 199, Tribane ofice. "ANTED—TO TRADE—A FINE ROSEWQOD PI- ano for mason work. _Apply at &2 Van Buren-s. VWANTED—TO EXCE. ANTED—FARMS FOR CLEAR provorty. well located. " WILLIS F. DICK- | 29V Ston-st. : Wash! TED—TO_EXCHANGE—FIRST- ery o dressmaking for gents' b and overcoat. Address I'5, Tribanc office. LL EXCHANGE hatl v.-nrpcnns. NTED—TO TRADP—A CHOICE SE ansas land for dwellingz-house or a stock of m¢ th- eleven houses, 33 rd, otc.. in Milis County. ‘This Is the best stock farm in the Western country; will divide {t. ~Might exchangs for frst: property and issume soms fncumbrance. lass businois Address T 12, Tribune ofice. and” 160-acro tarm, nu"n caltlvation. Ings, in Southwestern Iowa, for good ih finc brick {mprovements, fine orchard, vineyanl, ete. . clear, onc-half mile from town, and 90 milcs from Chleazo; would cxchange for farm of 200 ‘seres same distance from Chicaro. 155 acres in Neosho County, Kaa., three miles from Qsage Mission, good Bouss. barns, an L THE WORLD TAKE X making the largest reductiona cve usual price of tirst-class planos and organs. ny person realdlng hotiween the North and ‘who will send us thelr address will receive cust descriptive catalogue, so that they msy buy of PIANOS TOR CHRISTMAS LS 58 wha sis prices $300 to ° ; pricea §80 @ dorchard, and hin: Oncof the finest resicencesin the with_twelve acresof lond; would exchan; iirban rosidence with about an acre of jand. £30,000, I tho viclnity of South Park Boulevard would 80 acres, six miles west of Minneavolls, Minn., fing land. for hotiso and lok in this city. 1y long without any other effect than e swelling below ihe waistband, as it is re- ported to be a favorite drink of the students, as it ought to be, for it would never interfere with the working of their brains. For this liberal portion, enough to zo round a good-sized fami- Iy table, my handsome hostess charged me just 3§ groschen, or 734 cents. : 1 bad to Jift tiiis great “Pokal” witn my two hauds, and my thirst and curiosity were satiated long before I had made much_impression on its contents, 50 I thought I would encourage the house by an _order for 2 more solid_style'of, re- freshinent. From'along printed bill of fare, filled with “ard, Teatonié jaw-breakers, I p posely selec:ed the most unintelligble looking sipping it _all OR_ SALE—_CHEAP—AN BXPRESS ' WAGOS horso, oud harness, or will trade for coal. OSCAI FIELD, 165 Michigan-ay. R SALE-CHEAP—A PHAETON, harness, or will trade. OBCAR F. OR SALE—CHEAP_ONE FULL LEATHER T Dbuzeys olso, one stde-bar leather top b B used bug two munths. I want moucy. 634 J7OF EXCHANGE—SEVERAL LOT! o fome viliage. oo & A foundry an tarm or gadd dela Halle™ being usually fine s womanliood, and scrupulously neat as to their ersonal appearance.—Paris Corre- hiladélphia Ledger. RSONAL—WILL LADY OVERTAKI leman corner Clark and _da ) evening. on her way to Grand Pacitie Lotel, dress SYLVESTER, 70 Dearborn-st. ? ERSONAL—MY ONLY LOVE. TAMNOT TIRED © VERAL NICE _SECOND-HAND GARRIAGES, ittlc used: also phactons and top buggles of good class order. for §100, $125, and $130. much less thoa valuo. PENNOYER & €0, 303 TALISTS—A FINE STORE ON WEST on r sale: the owner, dolng a large Business, will take a lease of {t for twenty years at such urchaser Liberal {nierest on the WYER, 123 Dearborn-st., Boom kersand In frst- Sz fa TIOTSE, A5 A PARISIAN SCANDAL. A social scandal of some magaitude has re- ceatly ruffled the smooth surfaco of Parisian fashionable life. The Vicomte de C—=, a real, undoubted Vicomte, belonging fo one of the best families of France, rented a few months ago a splendidly furnished dpartment from the widow of a French General of some distiniction. Scarcely was he installed in his new abode than TATE WITH CALSON, at the New York Store, in-sts. _(lis present loca, ERSONAL—J. P ZIBLIX, Pirie & Co.. {8 now oderin: corner of Madison and Morg: tion), noveltics {n clothes and casstmetes for gents' ompetitlon. Doys’ cassimeres, Ings 3 speolaity. a rent as wiil pay the fovestment. A. J. 5. EXCHANGE—ONE OR SALE—OR , and baker wagona; seat buggiea, expresa, deliver; Wwanted, two pair bob sleighs. 175 West Adams-st. NTLEMEN WANTING SOMETHING NICE ‘and true—Will tradé my handsotae slde-bar by Thorse, Liarness, etc., for real estate or cash. mi appofntment to try;' mustsell; no more use for 1t 13, Tribune oilice. - wear'at prices defyin, waterpruoofs, and cloak! ] BU‘SINESS CHANCES, PAYING MANUFACTURING DUBINESS, HAS been extadlished and hoen a success for the past cold wholesale and retafl; no killcd labor "—NEW.MILL LOCATED I¥ NONTHERN has 8 large custom trade. good, never-falitng ower, aud an éstablished trade on all the four 1 can turn ous; four rum of b chance for any one desiring o te 88, Tribuns ofice. A PARTY LOOK] 160 acres {n Monroe Incity for ft. “FOR A _SOLID GOOD Itnols. Tows. or Kansaa’ House on Flournoy-st., west of ratiroad, free; waat Wisconsin village property. Farm In Kendall County, 1Il.; want good inside prop- Aty. ety free, for equ 200 feevon Polk and Irwin-sts.; want good lands for equlty, 50 Tect comer of Prairic-av. and Sixty-firstest.; want good Wisconsin village for equity. Fine 'S AT CENTRAL 1ar o S1; m. od business property d machine-shop in Wisconsin; want good 20d lanc 100X195 fect at Kenwood; want wild Isad for House on Jackson-st. ; want good farm cr lands’ la instrume MUSICAL, OTICEI-WE ARE er xiven from the tone; prices $210 to $300, terms $25 monthly, or £50 cash and £10 monthly; $100, terms $50 cash and §25 month 00, terms $100 cash and £50 monthly. OEGANS FOI: CURISTALAS -\ e new style cascs, swectes! o 56, $300 to §350; torms B35 cash and Payments on pianoy or orzans recelved if ents taken in exciange. & ‘Anything to make trade lively. REED'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, FOSITION WANTED. BETWEEN NOW ASD in chitrch cholry efsher s bass fn 8 120 quartes, or ¢an take charge of o = n 83 to experience, etc. Ad t5, Ind. ; want a good cqulty A.’P. DOWNS & CO., 162 Washingtdn-st., Room 18. lenty of work for two live mea independent trade; a chance tabls and pleas- o inquiries answered uniess full address he inauguratid a series of orgles of tlic miost ed description, whicll usually listed all night and sometimes far into the mnezt day. When liis rent beeame due he refused to pay at; and’ when warned out b; venged himeelf by smash] tiog to pieces the pictures, mirrors; add Lo which he sol bronzcs, and eémployed the proceeds in one last 3 Dualness, essablished aad can sult him; but smsll capll ness causo of sclling. Address Q43, Tribune office. IF; OLDEST AND BEST COFFEE AND DOMES- tic bakery it the city; part cxchange. for- func, 8. W. HULL, 52 $fajor Block. BE 80LD CHEAP FOR CASII-STOCK AND fixtares of ladles’ and gents' farnishing goods, good business; good locallty; remt low., C Y FARM NEAR EAN- table, meadow pastire, the lenty of sfraw one I could find, thinking it was sure to be the most characteristically national and antique. ‘This happencd to be * Goulasche jleische, mit Bier und Sardellen,” and came on in the shape of a good-sized dich full of some kind ot savory stew of meat (of what thought it wise not to ing: thick, black, spicy sauce. with two poache of manufacturing: price, S NTERED AT M New warm _ stabl best of hay and grain twice a doy, and pl All horses insored sgainst fire. Pleass r Call ag my atable, 144 and 145 Michigan-av. GOOD HOTEL AND BOARDING-HOUSE IN Jolies to trade for farm; ledse for 10 or more or Ve 1i for cash, long time; a good chance ve man (o boar¢_ rolilng:mill men”and keep o Address P. O. Box 283, Jollet, Il ORRSES TO WINTET AT LOW EATES; PLENTT Tiay and grain; Uest care guaranteods seo ma before W. BATIBORNE, 189 East ticular animal I e), flonting o a i 1 1 all the silvér sud sending clsewhere. ‘Washiugton-st., Room 8, or Board of Trade. Address ) 9, Tribune ofice. JrQ5 FXCHAYGE-A SOUTH BEND CUTTER FOR “hard coal,_ Ad he. : $100. 257 West Ma A rare cnance for musical socletls owners. Address V 6, Tribune oflice. o oSl “BEAUTIFUL TONED STEINWAY FIANO FOR Ed Chickering do, In fine order, $140; new i ::Bflrnng%m:mve plano only and cash for a farm in \ T . C. CALDWELL, 121 Dearborn-st. o e £ g LADY NEEDING THE CASH WILL SELL HER elezant roscwood plano at asacrilce. Callab mlilinery store, corner Wes Madison and OnKley-sts. OR EXCHANGE—NEARLY NEW 2-STORY AND brick basement rosidence No. 8 Fabius-st., west of %}ngum Park; moderate fncumbrance. Room 15. Major uck. eges, like islands, on the siitface, and sttanded = s é‘@’uy small fishes, like tiny min- RESORT | JIOTEL, tly pickled insalt. Theeggs were the * Eier ” and theé fishes werethe **Sardellen,” but what the *Goulasche ™ was, this deponent is unable to testify, although he would like well to know. Anyhow it was very good, and was worth far more thsh the prics I was charged forit, which was half 2 mark, or twelve and a half cents. INTER AND SUMMER fine: in_the South, 1 N, 79 Dearborn-st., Boom I4. COUNTRY STOOK OF BOOTE AR tore, for sale. $3,5 RSE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE; HANDSOME and all right; a child cau drive ner. Warren-av. to-day of Mouday. ORSES WINTERED FOR RLES HITGHCO ORSES WANTED AT 10NE PLACE, Boulevord; box stall and best of care. the place. JERE DUN ORSES WISTERGED ON A FARM 20 MILES h and upwards. A Being, threatened with arrest, he fled to England; anll proccedings are now to be Fonax commenced to try if, under the extradition treaty, his arrest -cannmot. bo affected in that country. The damage done to the apatineot is estimated at 210,000. Atrong the pictures destroyed is said to be a charming little Luplm, and an original skétch by ANTED-—MEMBERS OF L 0. O.F. TO ENGAGE 121 a business on small capital that pays net {ncome of §500» month. Something new; Just out. and 145 Glark-2t., Kooms 5 and 35. AXTED—A GOOD MAN WITH S1,000 CASH IN a business where it can be turned every fcw SON, 79 Dearborn-st., Room 14. STOCK _AND STAX on these soin MONTH; GOOD all days. L. P. SWIFT &SC ANTED—GROCERY 1 good Jocatlon on West Side, worth bout acash customer for' such 4 Droperty. D property. RARE CHANCE FOR AN ACTIVE MAN OR Owaders golng to Europe. Callat bicement, 60 State-st. WELL-PAYING CIGAR PIANO SHOULD BE TUSED BY AN EX- perierced person of ¥ ufacturer, does If Dost or person to st CITANGE OR SALE AT COST—KEROSENE chandcliers. and brackets In exchaage for sccond-hand stoves: now I8 the time to buy. saloon, and warehouse lamps. Stoves cleaned.repaired, and fitted up by experienced haads. E. CHE! ‘West Lake. I1Kke o few more pu| 0 0 the houses. HOWELL, Chicago P. O STER, X T RETAIL AT THE FACTOR! OR EXCHANGE—THE FINEST 35-ACRE VINE~ yard on the Mississipp! River {n Hancock Comaty, 101., clear, for lots or acres ‘nesr the city lmits. gerbs fn beaton Comnty. Towa: 160 all Rockford: 18 lots near 1irl born-st. J. M. BILLINGS., Best In_the market. N EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF MUSIO WOULD | iplis; terme $10 for twenty-foor Address Mra. st Brices ‘beyond sompetidor, $30 an L 3o g NICHOLEON DRGAN Cob B Hask naliacsts improved At ghton, Room 16, 123 Deap. B‘omu n"ys: TREATMENT IN_EX a good plano. DR. GATCHELL'S Wi Hencsna, Wik, e B in one of the best patronlzed hotels, dress Y 60, Tribune office. OUNG LADY HAVING A PATING BUSINESE licited; $500 required. fOR_EXCHANGE _ 260 ~ACRES county sent of Mouroe County, Missouri, and beaut(tulty lylng land, elegant 3 ek resty dence, brick outbulldings, barns, ete. fesldence modern architecture, new And | fect rep@r: tils IS one of the most beaut improved farms {n Missouri. ROBERT H. ROWL. 00m 26 Metropolitan Block. After serving me, the gorgeous waitress laid oM aside her knitting, and, going to a fine, full- ounty, or apply to-day at toned piano in another of the déeep recesses, played away st o succession of melodiesina style worthy of a concert-room, All tho old fories around listened in grave approval; but TO $5,000 CASH WILL SECURE COR- resjonding interest to the right party n rofitable manufacturing | ; free from debt, but desirous of {ncreasing (s drsonal services; acquaintance dispenenblo; re and required. _Address 16, Tribune ofllce. _ The Ferocity of the Oc¢topus. Alobster and octopus battle s certainly a novelty in the way of ‘animal combats, but such afislt actually oceurred in the ) A lobster giant, who had previo 89 Miller-st. _ Cliy refere: "ORSES WINTERED IN FIRST-GLASS MANNER terms lows fArst-clasy city ref ASTON, Deerfield, Il TJORSES rlx'xéxax TO REEF FOR TH ¢ il dispose cf half Ino city} vacancy for ‘6, Tribuné 6ffice. machinety not ADJOINING Z-story brick resi- ice-house, orchard, OR SALE—A 73-0CTAVE PIANO, HAS nsed only three months; wiil sell i half fta value, _Caa be seen ¢ 262 State 'st. n per’ ifut ud acly AND, | cost, for cash. A OR SALE—A MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN, three full sets of rceds, at less than ouo-fourth s * ddresa E 69, Tribune office. his_powers i’ crushing with his ereat pincer | BURas st onar 2f N o by claws the, skull of a turtle as easily as if the o L i g reptile’s bead had been a nut, was introducod into the happy family circle in the oc- never intermitted smoking or £ terms | ron nable. Address u vouchsafed her a single rap of applause. The ung with large portraits and *well WADSWORTH. ORSES WINTERED ON TAME HAY, STABLED HMIORSES AND CARRIAGE! UCTION—TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SA' STOCK _AND FIXTURES, HAV- wwalls around us were % tradoin & good location, will ssil cheap IGAR ST [ cago. Inquir R EXCUANGE—i0 ACRES OF LAND IN IX- di les from city, for house and lot in Chi- 207 Henry-st. * lana, 40 mii J7OR SALE—A 7%-OCTAVE CHICKERING PIASO, - 08 St Btateraty a a Ereat sacetnces coo - TONE BTEINWAY & of Saxon royalty—the paie, scholarly face of the late KifigJohanh the rcfined, penetrating coun- tenance of the present sove his bandsome, sad-looking wife; dier-like visage of his brother, Prince George, bis destined successor unless, meauwhile, P eia gobbles up the little Kingdom and makes carriages, and harness s specialty, d' 193 East Washington-st. ‘0 test all horsos sold under & war- nd at private snlo. SPELAL NOTIOE. P uclag ab 10 o'clock, w i bldders 67 head of eat Madison-st. RSES WINTERED AT 10NE PLACE, GRAND oulevard; box stall and Bt the plave. JERE DUNK, Proprietor. IT 1S IMPORTANT ‘buggles. sk 10 cash aiso fine glass office, several désis, and a zood LPUGK. . For particulars apply at 75 South Clarkest. K, ALL CASH. HARD Dry Goods—Have stock for eity; will assume. Grocel o autstock, il cistl. Pal Immediately, urdays—Horsce, gave battle to “the at WESTON & CO." crustacean; the lobster, ey in the fight, seiz- ing one of the soft, pliant arms of his opponent in his claws; the octopus managing, however, after a time, to withdraw the captured mem- topus_tatk largest octopus ercign; that of Carla, the stern, sol- of care. Inquirc 5 "0 wiité—Have stock FOR THOSE WANTING NEW n wagon, or sulky {a tho, spring to Thomas 1i. ¥rown's Ty | On Thursday, Nov. Asency—Wunt partner, | will sell for cash to ar farm for clear clty. or match In- | horses, They aro tha itnest 1ot of horses ever offered at. upgies. skeicto give ihelr order 1o HAVE 160 ACRES OF LAND IN ATRIN COUNTY, Miunesota, that I desire to “Hirst s i e T Gl & cxchange for & firsc LT R lence property for busless property” & or Wabahay. - Inqulre of NN BAYS, ot sale.” Lady going South. 763 Michigaa-av. RADE GOOD 1 CHICAGO S, 177 East Madison-st., Rofl,;n 9. =% on State- and will pa; d plano. Ade ORRIB, Itoom 5 Mothodist Church STICLERY FOR SALE—COMPLETE AND 1N 5.000 galions per doy: Iocated Apolty 11500 head of cattie. Ta: qulte at 55 Wess ;‘;gkg-n. ged [)ISTILLERY, 460 TO 600 BUSHELS CAPACITY, oung, sound, and suita- urposes, from genteman's drivis horses to dnd any wishing to purchase now is day the combat auctfon In Chilcago. weary lengtll, sometimes one side being tempo- rarily victorious—as when the lobster lost 3 large claw—and sometimes the other. At last the combatants were separated, the lobster be- and unappropriated-domain Carringe Works, 333 State-st. WAKT TO BUY A not less thian 15 Callat 94 Whiting-st. “ Deutsches Reichland™ out of it; and the 7, bold, impudent looking likeness inc and unpopular spouse. I ob- served that all who entered the room at unce removed their hats and salutéd thé company ive *‘good morning;?? that all sat un- ND KINXD TIORSE, alady to drive! Goat tands, lots, arid business property Ia ,'suburban loty, ctc..all @ Fhich Lwili oxchange for Chiitaso {vproved momace: an saucy, dashin, SOUND AN hands high, for goad order: capasit; RD—TO ALL PERSONS HAVING HORSES y dealro to winter In tho country, I would say: 23 my modatfons, and all stook will be under m: T FIVE First-clasa factliti JAMES CAMPION, re ing placed inh a new EXCHANGE—I HAVE A GOOD DEAL OF OUT- gmvcd land, ther prospert side property. improved farms, unim; of OWwriets: 0 cominlssions., Address W, AT D or e T o B eas Wo 175 Lasallo-st., cago improved property, ume small licumbrancos: Brefer o doal with WANT A XEW OR GOOD SECOND-HAND In s20ves Or 3 furnace and & sec- - ond-haad ptano. _Address F 45, Tribune off ‘ UST RECEIVED AT J. W. TRULY'S MUSICAL J ‘mporiam, 9 South Halsted-st., & large stock of Le French plston, ~ light-valve instraments. nd_ organs chiesper than any other establish- ment {n the clcy. in an adjoining tank. Now comes the strongest part of the history; for the octopus, as if scize pervision. Lesveorders o t each, on departure, drew his 904 Wabash-dy. door-sill and stifily located for business, for sale ot a bars Baln. Apply at 75 Madison-st., Room 10. RUG-BTORE FOR SALE FOR HALF I1T5 VALUE, d y-popuisted locality: cash oz I property. 'D. L. PERRY, WILL LET TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY WHO illloan me $50 for oae year; have nlcs horse for light ariving; horss s not for salo. Address Al 54, ‘Tribune offict. 0 ‘WILLIAM WILSON. FINE DAPPLE-GRAY HORSE, SQUARE BOX i and rubber-trimmed heels together at the bowed to the pretty hostess. Meanwbile I kept away at the welss beer, but to no I might as well have tried to i, Y with the passion, d in humanity, we shomld term one of . “*dire revenge,” climbed over the rness for saig Address NIXON, 88 North $£00, balance on time. Room 14, 123 Dearvom-st. 'OR A SACRIFICE—_FOUR MARES, 6 YEARS old. welzhlitg from 1,200 to 2130, 10 horses EXCIHANGE—FOR BRICK OR STONE El : In West Divislon, oac of the beat lm-!vnll‘{efgalfi Hyde Park, worth $7,500 cash; wish hous¢ [n first-class locatlon, nt cash price, BALDWIN, WALKER Hawley Bullding, southwest corner Dearborn and M: 0. lanos and organs; duced, and we suSit o R. T. MARTL AT YOUR OWN I Our stock 1s vei d to make rales TLN, 154 State-st, purtition séparatibg the tanks, secking his found him, procecded to e result was most dis- the crustacean, for the octopus ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ay; $1 per week: ponics: 5 clicap an of mules. weighing 2, 40. stock orrived from thie cow {a week. 1In the rear of 208 Ke- est of Blue Island-av, ‘T)RUG STORE FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—ONE DARGAIN-OKE it toe grocery oF express: 3 saddle hfgan enemy, and, havin wage Wwar ancw. best of tame h watl UFUS KING, 25 of the pest Tocati front houses Inquire of D¥ PAINT) re: wagons and harncss, Thl THE FALL OF DE CISSEY. ust be kold th t., one blotk Wi n ‘he Vienna Neues Tagéblatt sives the follow- ad Cautis AN &5 SO OPORIN D00, PAIR LARGE, HEAVY HORSES, SUME GOOD AME STORE, EXCIIANGE—"P}ZlI;I'}klER OR DUdTll OF 2 STON] esh, $5.250 each. A. N Ni " v Coruer Siontoo and Marker-sig, - 1 5ns southeass t. Vaine in —ONE TWO-STORY FR. with furniture and fixtur d R T 21 Xo. 1147 Sout t H took Tards. - Thgo used a8 grooery and & Food Basiacss, 1o- gpposite tho Traa- steppers: span heavy mules, matched; spon bays, o deivarms 3. /5 GOOPER, No. 4 Monroe st 'GOOD BAY HORSE FOR SALE—YOUNG AXD Sy JUDSON'S drug store, cor- IGHS—WE HAVE MANUTACIURED A FINE fug singular story, communicated to it from oapess and best LS. TOWER & Brusscls: “The unexpected and unexplained diemissal of the French Minister of War, Gen. lobster in_his clutches, literary torn halves. This; to mnatural ferocity, we find the octopus unites immense agility and a stolid E! iot of Portland-s id the market, wholesal BRO., 105 South Clintton-st. EXCHANGE-GOOD IOW. ANDS, 7. Llotel SHCTn 10Rs st tradd. Addross H 60, Tnibune offos, - OC 2 LE-RESTAURANT AND SAMP] od_réason for sellin ‘est Madison-st. SALE—A GOOD SALOON AXD FIXTURES persistence. This same cuttle-fish extended no sympathy to his own species; for when two oth- ers—in addition to the two who had from the D ner of Clark and Van FIRST-CLASS SIDE-BAR TOP-BUGGY. POLE and shafts, almost new, cheap for cash, or trade i oad Norses. - 10, Fribune PRACTICAL HORSE-OLIPPE! East Adoms-gt. ; irst-class work :unrmzeclr}'l e chines for sale, de Cissey, has caused an immense sensation. Every probable and improbable account of the 8o 1ol N P rcaell, Apply at horse, buggy, and har 0 o CHANGEL VERT GENTLE FAMILY racsa for & - éarrlngo or large phaeton. - Addrom & 140, Trivene IbL!N:i";lE‘O ok an amateur orchestra Honore Bulldlag, Taceday or affair bas been told; every possible and impos; sible motive for the dct has been suirgested, ‘without sny avail to clear up the mystery. Bu to this case mdy be acain applied the maxim, «Chérchez la jemme, for 2 womaa it was who causcd de Cissey’s {all, and if no particulars of first been his companions—iwere introduced into " his tank, he cliased them from the wate ke refuge on the dry in a British aguaris 'his_tank, and and sll his companions in a foreountlroadhovste -V A TCTION SALES OF 12 rey b gles, 2 very fine side-bar ps, 2 ad wagons, one side-bar road ane caladn top couch, ane 0 Lake-st., near the new Northwestern car shops. Inaufre of 3. THAVER, No. 183 South CIark-stor FO!:VEALE—A BAKERY. INQUIRE AT 235 FIFTH- HE BEST WINTER-QUARTERS FOR this county Is on Liclitenstadt's farm, Globe Statlon. Kew, alry stavics, roomy stall, clay bottoin, ITungarian, bl cxceflent attendance, snd 0. aud {1 feed, box-: 1ot or b LIGHIENST, forced them to 3 WORK AND DRIVING above. Another octopus, pulled but the death op himsel: Boud farm or Western lan that has time to attond t dress K 63, Tribune office. wagon, landau_cerriage, curtaln coach, all witbout limitor reserve, ai R SALE-THE OLD-ESTABLISHED BILLIARD 70 EXCHANGE—THE ASSETS OF A BANKRUPT irm, conslatiog of Judgment notes securdd and un- secured, book sccounts, etc.. L] $4,000, at a falr ducoumh W{ll uk?‘ in cxchange a . A rare chance fora o the collectioa of samc AL amouni NABLE CASH OFFER REFUSED ur immense stock r_extra {nducements for the iTIX, 154 State-st. i Ut and we - 2 evenata sacrince. BT, MAR- o I Ing to sbout ANTED=A change £ Thia £RoW & CO.'S, 102 and 194 Washington-st., Wednesday, Ni 1, commiencing at 10 &. . T 63 WEST © Tornin top buggy, little used, S, 93 West Dandolph-st., Horthwest corner Jeflerson. Cash advanced on carrisges, bugries, harfiess, etc. T['WO-SEATED CALIFORNIA WAGON, NEARLY and sample-room 330 Wi on the premises. Ouly small payment down, OR SALE-SALOOY, t 86 N ‘est Madigon-st. Inquire the affair have hitberto become public, it is ow- ing altogether to its very delicaté nature with reference to everybody involved. De Cissey, single night. ————— How a Man's Signaturo Might Be Sent 1,000 house incumbered ALE, n; also, a Call- laundry 301 West Madison-st. TURES, AND LICENSE, EXCHANGE—FOE BOOTS AND cauity of $1,000 ina housa and 106 o PArkos H $1.600% ecasy poyments. Call in W s}%gs PIAX new, for sale at $200; less than half price. Can be #een 8t 250 West Van Buren-st. 2 ANTED—HORSES TO BOARD DURING THE 1iest of refdrences given, rticuiors address G. 5. EASTON, Hi althongh a sexsgenarian, is still very active the ordinary pursuits o ‘The General rejuides not mloue in the posses-.. sion of a young and very charming wife, s rich FIRSTCLASE HING DELTVERY-WAGON. HORSE AND ruess, $125; wWagon cost $140 three months ago. Four cheap workers; one nearly new patent wheel open and pleasures of life. Philadeiphla Ledgér. There is now in operation betweer the signal sérvice section of the Centennial Exhibition and GROCERY AND i, Yoy FOR SALE-A meat market co located on South S alf-Day, 1il., or 7J'0_EXCHANGE — VACANT LOTS wood for Louse Rad 1ov.ehat of Save-on QF Thirty-frst. Please address 84 A BEAUTIFGL T 2 per month till pald. ,_Tribune otlice. T WILL BUY A V Bowen-av., ERY F Wood 734-octave plasoforte, with 8j A( -, horse, and harness, $130; onc 2-scated demo- o 3100 CraCagon, pates wheel, now. 218 Twonty-second-at, AT 42 HARYON-CC J&TB‘2 Efi%m‘ only o stylish, en driven by a business ‘man Bustness, iviaged R us! 4, Bltuated a f v 11 8 good ralirond centre. For part NER BROS., 70 State-st., the chief signal office at Washingtoh, on o circuit about 150 miles long, an. ibstrument which transmits by tclegraph the weather-maps ut recently espous- has also an amie, & platonic qulre d¢ 152 Dearborn-st., ANTED—PARTIES TAVING = CANRIAGES, buggles, sleighs, wagons, eic., that they want or particulats addresa TUR- OR A poggis g fami). R EALE—A SBALOON, LEASE, AND CONTENTS (whioh give s4 tidon on I, C, . F0_EXCHANGE F 1‘0.“%!" GE—i0 ACl{E.S.hVAI)UABLE. FOR | all saug THyde Park; ocre farin, J. TYLEL, Room's, 51 Wasniag ench nctlon—oversirung_bass, new {mpros Iatest mprovemente, round corners, carved le turers price list, 3700; worranted for $ FARTIY, 154 Stte: airs, paint, etc.: no charge of the signal service, heretofore produced only in Washington, This invention reproduces the map entire, with its lines and figures. : band, Ca L A1) ImSh w a n of artlllery. 8 Wwas bue pti:'h ‘woman, hor family pame ‘rom her union with the arfil- Tefercnce) 3years, on! cparate, or with nearly ner top- phaeton: wil (MEAP RIG FOR SALE—A LATGE BLACK ap for cash; + 231 Soth Cineae TORE DOING GOOD for same until sold. rst-class locality che a3 Room D—FOR CASH—GOOD, TOP_BUGGY, for selling._Inqulre R _SALE — COUNTRY S said to be an En; being Youngt EXOHANGE — MARBLE - MANTELS _AND ouse and sl azq Jouscandslen painting fora good cxpress Horse 3 11 63, Tribuge office. CLAIRVOYANTS. LL, DISEASES CURED DY e to be sent is first written vpon aper with ink, in which a litile as been mixed; then, before the ink on had been born, who, after the ent to the Lycee de la Fleche. f the court prohibited the horse and neariy new phaeton and harress, sulta- oy g Taaat. are box; must be cheap. Address H 61, Trib Tlitnols or fowa lands or lery officer, & s separation. was s oustness; consists of bullding and goneral stock of grocerles, ete. Spicndld fess tuan, Gair at Htoorn 56 Major Hiae ance for good lock. ANTED-—-A JIORSE TO DRIVE FOR HIS KEEP-* L. da, etc., by DIt. BROADBEN Tle detects discasea at sieht. GE—TWO 2-STORY AND BASEMENT | heatior, from 10 to 6. Invailds nrc conssantly burben and city lots f . Address M B4, Trioune GUSTORF & CO.. 255 Twenticth-at. TIAL USE OF GOOD il zive fall kecp and pay rent. is” dry, it is sprinkled, with some powdered shellac, which adheres to the ink. The manu- script i8 then passed between rollers with the OR SALE-SAVMPLE ROOM AND LAGER DEER dmittance Lo her child, still she was rih Desrbora-at., opposite the Crim- allowed to speak to it in the pres- 0 EXCHANGE~82,500 RQUITY residence for_suburban resldg Teased land. 523 Park-av. e= réasonable offer refused. lock west of Blue Isl ANTED—THE PAR' g in WEST SIDE houses on —T1! ence of thg director of the institution. Oneday Mudame Youngh drove up to the Lycee, and sent in ler servent to bring out the child for a ride across the country. The director, of course, ‘—HORSE FOR A NICE BUGGY OR A [ watcl: “Call to-day or Moaday at 160 Walnut-st., West Side. face against a picce of hot ziue; the latter takes up the shellac, spd a negative is produced in” shellac, the best non-conductor of ele:tricity, 'Ot SALE—HOTEL—GOST §5.000 TO 0 ~will sell for £3,0007 0 EXCHAN T o Agent. ttatns 40 roomis; ANTED—A STYLISH TORSE, AN ‘thorgushly broken. for ladies® drlying in the city. Inquire on Monday at the ‘Wes? Madison-si. ; central location Food reasons for sclling. A it Hoam 37 APRly 10 ull of Loirders; TUNSICLIER, 88, 1y GE—3 LOTS AT EVANSTON, AN Tor k00U work lorass asd ions oF Born-at., lwom 14, L. PRESLON 0 SEE THE SEVi upon zine, 8 good conductor. This plate is then t bent around a cylinder. which is mgmly revoly- ETT & CO., 81 Woltlng-st., between t connected with the con- refused to deliver up decree of the court. an exchange of Lasallo and Welli. ANTED—A GOOD EXPRESS WAGON FOR A patent wheel wagon and & UTCHER'S STAXD AND Bi: dfson-st., near Callfornia-a G & CO., 146 Dearborn-st, beca Tifs was soon followed questionable ameuities. Fa{ SALE=} Weat M: ed, while s metallic ducting wire is held to its surface by a s ¢ nas 2 eplendid open gait, and s way. Also, one erty, farms or stock of E:Ondsfio spa of iorses, EXCH NGE—SOME OF THE 3’ A~ bl residonces T 1o €1ys Wil i Sfim?gsp'r‘o'fi JONES & HAYES, g2 and watching to be healed. At Palmer House,s ¥, Chicago, om, 3, 134 Madison-st. ame, furions, flics to de Cisscy. over whom she exercises absolute sway. A § The result is that Madame Youngh, an official document from the Minister of War to the director, commanding the delivery of the boy, returns to the Lyt bey; he surrenders the child to its mother, bat also instracets the father of the circumstance. OR” BALE — MM and makes a spiral line over the cylinder. At the recciving instrument a similar int traverses the surfaces of a similar cylin- r, upon which is placed a piece of chemicallys As the transmitting, point e line of writing the rcceiving p makes a dot on the paper by decomposing the chemically-prepared paper, and, s every por- tion of the, writing is touched by the trans- result will a fac torm ensues. "0, EXCHANGESTWO: o vestipated; 'call av 230 Sout ANTED—A BORSE FOR BOARD THIS WINTER; will drive in light carrlage and giva best of care. Address C 44, Tribune office. ANTED—A GOOD HORSE, USED T0 BADDLE, otieap for cash. n, doubfes they have splendid ac- tion, arantecd t beiter than 4 minutes, and aro ail three worranted to be perfect {n every ro- falr and reasonable trial ailowed, and the nake {t of great interest to sny Duys mhe;cogy "éffian‘.“é" ) MIA 2! hncton, mnde by’ W OR SALE—A BOARDING-HOGSE AND SALOON: Nott #0f Cares g on tho. bastncier L oom 6, No. 177 Clark-st. 3 'OR SALE—OR EXCHAXGE—-A HOTE] 50 ro0mS 0. CoRLY stat In MIchian. Has momrs Wl n The director has to Tribune office. WINTER, HORSE AND wagon or truck. _Address B 33, Tribunc office. ANTED—A GOOD mms%’ CARRIAGE, AND ‘harness for Wisconsin lan n: JAMEB R. MAY, 90 ‘wh an clegant s{de-bar top- York, and a init-top 0! singic harness. The single harness is'nearly as good as Tew, Appiy at thestables ac the roar of Tordencs 503 Apply 8t 23 West X, STribunc Building. D East Waahington. roperty, clea , Box 4i1, B nce to the laws. tagon brick. first-class $4:300; wonid cxeines ment. EXCHANGE—A GOOD FARM OF $4,000, {n_Aurora, lil., all (:llll;".1 fl)w\"gfll‘o {siig e unelhnmwnen need apply. Address via, 1l AME STARKLOY, OYPSY FORTUNE TELL- 234 Centre-av. Ladies only. Fea 50 centa. iTORY AND BASEMEN chanto ToF shbarbas mroperi located, or city luts lightly Incumbered; by g00d trade.’ HUTCHINSON BROS. 03 South Cotie Mx_zs. BUTT, > o bosliy TADAN MILS atavia, od inside cit; S, C. THOMAS, M. ., LADIES' PHYSI btstriclan, 5 South ‘Green-st. btalx rooms with treatment. Justice, and demands obedie: Du!kureugom the Republicis [RST-CLASE SMEAT the original writing or device. b trede.” Xopiy “Migl‘;‘l;:;‘ SALE-A FI Tb produce this resultV it el ANTED—AN OPEN B dress B 88, Tribune offlct R SALE-CHEAP—HORSE, WAGON, AND HAR: the President of ness, Inquire at 1956 South Dearborn-st. angry, but de Clssev is his old .('mr .ron CASI. AD- '0_EXCHANGE—DENT] l‘onmmm. ISTRY FOR A LADY'S 190, Trivune offices ES. M. E. OWENS. MAGNETIC AND ECLE( Pphysician, 272 Weet Bandoiph-at. * W08a2d 7' 216 OF cash, Tes of buggy, onesots, near sta. near Chicago, m 5. E.D. ., 74 DEQRDOrn . URE y, worth 15,000, or near some smaller togm, CATCTNINING; 12-RO0M HOUSE AND LARGE' on a coraer. aqatreargs dry work; North Side preferred. 37, Trlbune_qmce. ANGE—FOR_GROCERIES OR GOAL=: delivery wazons and bu; h ‘s Netnodist Onareh Bloekr e Call; Tribune oflice. E—\ VERY FINE EO) \oBat Wi 5ou trade? 2 20 TOTS 1N JEF- ily carrlage. ; XGE—FIRST-CLASS DAY, Donlrd for ten tons of coal, at 892 Michiga CITY IMPROY: ' BOARD FOR PARLOR AND No. 825 Congress-st. 3 RING CONCERT GRAND PIANO, COST, be sold for Jess than one-half: been bat * oy £or S5 Eaid’ ORien D or end’ orders mfw u{w.lmnvn.. or 111 'rwuny! Y, PARLOR OR( ke d ] CHANGE FOR S r Cure, S0NS' PIANO FOB NDID CABINET ORGANS MADE BY HORACE ters & Sons, New York, (ncluding the celevrated orchestrion chimé organ, all the leading atyles at asf ishincly low prices; sena for catalogues; call and amine our stock, k. T. MARTIN, 134 State-st. MUSIC TEACHERS—ELEGANT TEACHING ceatrally located, to rent low. Can be occu- of time only If désired. Apply st conservs: -1t second floor, =l PROSINGER WILL ORGANIZE beginners at Room 18 3y evening at § o'clock. All {g:‘x&g people Intercsted are particalarly invited o 35~ Gg‘(.)Do‘ PIAXOSF%RTBMD '0S RANGING IN PRICE FI and, in order to accommodse $400, one, we will sell for cash or on easy terms. MARTI State-st. Y $235 ours, INE TONED BOSE¢ LA S e S = T} GYPSY PALMIST AND HERB an be consuit>d on all alfairs of Iife, aod cascs; 104 West Ragdolph-et. . NTH DAUGHTEE. THE WON: | der of she world {a tclling past, preséat, and futu! tells how to recaver lost and stolen articles: brings arated together through charms; makes homes ha Satlsfaction given of no pay. 164 North Carils NATURAL CLATRVOYANI—TEST g des S By et Madiso . YATURAL CLAIRVOY ladics only. 540 Staze aad Twentleth-st.