Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 14, 1877, Page 11

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. 11 SUBURBAN. ENGLEWOOD,) AND ITS ADVANTAGES. 0Of the many suburban towns which environ Chicago, there is none which is better adaptcd 1o 2ll classes of society than Englewood. The man of means ean have his Jarze arounds, * commodioas house, and pleasaut surround- ipgs, while the less wealthy dass can’ find cheaper, and, to them, equally pleasant, homes. The communication with tle city by means of tbe three lines of rafiroads which pass through 1Le centre of the place give it facilities which fow other suburbs possess. There are twenty- six passenger-trains daily each way which stop pere. A person can ride from Englewood to Caicago in nice warm cars fn the same time it would take to zo from Thirty-first street or western avenue to the centre of the city jo the streetcars. The school {facilities are considered by many unequaled even by Caicago. The graded schools are conducied upon @ plan which recommends itself to “sil who are interested in the subject of educa- tion. There §s the High School, in which the pigker branches are taught, and the Normal Scliool, which prepares its students to become teachers. Almost every denomination of the Christian religion is represented here, and most of thein have houses of worship already built. Toe souisl element is well represented, and the entertainments given are of the highest onler. An unusual number of fine singers have their homes here. The dramatic and reading 1alent is well represented by amateur profes- signals and non-professionals. The clubs, danc- ing parties, theatricals, and concerts, furnish the recreation necessary at less expense than they could be had in the city. One of the attractions which . recommends itsclf to the male portion of the resideuts is the Englewood Senicr Club._ This Club was incorporated under the general State law, and organized last May. It has now forty-cight a-tive members. They ave s hall i Tillotson Block, twenty-two fect in width by forty-cizht fect in length, fitted up in fine style. The walls are nicely papered, and 1be floor carpeted. In this hall are two billiard- 1zbles, one of which is used asa pool-table. Tue hall is lighted by honging chandeliers. In addition to this there is a double-parlor, which Las just been added by the Ciub at considerable expense. The parlors are each fifteen feet square, and are clegantly papered and carpeted in what is koown as the “high-art pattern.” Card-tables, chess, and other games are pro- vided. Adjoining the parlor fs the oftlce of the Secretary, neatly fitted up to correspond with the otber rooms. Cloak-rooms, wash-rooms, and ante-rooms are distributed in convenient lo- cations. ‘The cost of fitting up this hall and parlors was about 21,250. It is the intention of the Club to give 3 weekly ladies’ reception Friday evenings. In anticipation of this they have procured at an additional ex- Jense 2 lphmo for the pariors. The first rece) tion will be given Fridav evening. The Clubis conducted on hichly moral principles; no liquors are allowed in the rooms, no profanity is toier- ated, and betting on any of the games is pro- hibited. The present officers are: A. Charles Potter, President; A. B. Condit, Viee-Presi- dent: E. M. Jarrett, Treasurcr; Frank Sheflield, Sceretary; and an Exccutive Committee of nine members. New members_are only ad- mitted after being recommended by this Com- mitiee and_voted for by the Club. ~The initia- ion fee is &5 and the dues §2 per month. ~ MISCELLANEOL: ‘Tbe installation of the oflicers of tne Hilliard Pestof the Grand Army of the Republic took Tlece at the High-School’ Hall on Friday even- ing. The conversation lecture of Mr. Mills, which was to have taken place Thursday evening, was postponed till Mcnd:x- cvening, ‘and will be at the residence of Dr. A. H. Champlin, 6342 Har- vard sreet. Sublect: “ Representative Men of Qur Time; Huxley, Max Muller, Emerson.” The Englewood Hose Compiny are making ey preparation for their masquerade ball, to ¢ nend at the High-School Hall Thursday even- jug, Jan. 25. Kretlow's band has been engaged, aud a costumer from Chicago will be on hand to furuish the costumes. The mother of C. H. Knichts met with a se- vere, If ot a serious, accident Tuesday evening. In going from ome chamber to amwother, she Ler footing and fell from the top to the tom of the stairs. She was picked up by her tup, in a senscless condition. It was found that the bone of her nose was broken, her face badly brui:ed, and ber wrist sprained, besides numer- ovus vontugions all over her body. She buing @ite an old lady. it will be some time before ehe will recover from the effects of the fall. RELIGIOUS. This has been a_week of prayer in all the churches, and considerable enthusiasm has heen avakened. Many inquirers are secking salva- tion. The meetings at the Methodist Church were connzenced Monday evening, and kept up througiiout tie weck. The inclemency of the weather G not prevent the faitbful from being preseet and participating in the zood work. At 1be Baptist and Presbyterian Churches meetings were bield durine the week with good results. Serviee in the By t Chureh wiil ‘be conducted 1his morning by the Rev. T. J. Morzan, D. D.3 is the evening preaching by Dr. Ashmore and wi e, missionaries to China. ~ On and after Sun- diav, oan. 21, until further notice, the Rev, T. W. Goodspeed, Inte pastor ot the Sccond Baptist Church of Chicazo, will preach ecach Sundal moring. The Rev. Dr. Forsythe will preac] mornigand eveninrat the Presbrterian Church. The Rev. Dr. Brobridze will preach morning and evening at the Methodist Church. The Rer. J. T. Sunderland will give the second of a course of ten lectures at the old brick school- ?m:xsc ot 3 o’dlock p. m. Subject, “Man.” The Rev. Dr. Bosworth will preach at the Baptist Charch to the Reformed Episcopal Society at 3:30 o'elock p. m. DESPLAINES. BEWICK'S BOTHERATIONS. A matter bas recently come to-light which {or the tine created quite a little ripple of ex- ¢itement in this usually quict town. In the early part of Izst September & man came to this place with his family, with the intention, as he stated, of making it his home. He gave his name as David Bewick, and said that he was from Cansda. He purchased o small place of Mr. Davicon, paying $500—a part of the pur- dnqsemonny—down in cash, and took possession ofit. Heproved no valuable sddition to the soclety or nelghborhood. He was morose and reserved, disinclined to make friends or cquaintances. His desire scemed to be that be might be let alone, and his desire was gratified. The people here, unlike those of many other places, have pecunar gifts in this irection, when so inclined. Bewick bad been Dere but a short time when Constable Joc Bar- thurd received orders to ehadow him. as he was suspected to be a fugitive from justice having changed a check on the Federal Bank, of York- ville, Canads, from 80 to £500, drawn the money, and left for the Statesunder sn 3s- sumed name. From descriptions given him the officer was pretty certain lie was_on the right feent. The game at last took fight, so closely ¥aske watclied, and on the 23d of last month fitted to Chicago. He took rooms in an ob- scure hotel, and was there arrested by Officer Barchard on the Gth inst. On tho 9th the E:Sn:ller was - taken back to Yorkville by a dian officer. -Bewick’s family are in i- €220 fn reduced circuinstances, - Davison has moved back_into his house azaln. He is §500 aheaa, and iS again ready for another Canadian purchaser. ITENS. ) Prof. J. H. Laird, of Oberlin College, was in 1o¥n on the 10th inst. He held a reception at the residence of Mr. S. Lee. The remains of Mrs. C. A. Pomeroy, whodled # Aun Arbor, Mich., were brought Yiere last 'xfid‘ and placed in the Park Ridge Cemetery. & leceased was the sister of Mrs. S. Rund. e passed her youth in this vicinity, where_she hfl Tmany warn friends, who mourn her loss. ‘e was in all respects 3 most cstimable lady, 20d beloved by all who knew her. > The ladies of the tio churches have uvited in nmml(:m Aid Socety for the relief of the Beedr poor of this villaze. A meeting of the ety was held last Monday afternoon in_the W, parlors. The next meetingwill be at Mrs, badame’ the coming week. The Socicty will *the means of great good here, the enterprise “M: in the hands of ladies who are notable for ] cnerpy and philantliropy. Among those Mlm take an active part in this great work arc i rs. Ward, Wadams, Thomas, Coppenger, Par- ’“fi‘l‘bgrdxer, and Miss Clara Jefferson. i st Wednesday evening a party composed of everal gleiehi-loads of voung peeple from Des- essttended a parfy given at Mr. A. Ved- {2, Deerfield. A splendid time was bad, al- Dough the roads were somewhat bad on ac- “Unt of heavy drifts. The journcy there and 1i was sxfcle‘ made, with the single excep- Yo that one of the eleiehs, occupicd by Mr. P- i G., was overturncd, capsizine the ‘(:Fe in a snowdrift. Whether this was in- tional or not will doubtless never be known. '® couple are very uncommunicative in regard 1othe matter, but it Is said thes looked like m‘m beautiful angels clotiea in white 7 when i emered froui the enowhank. The party Dmfll‘illfiul, and_ was largely attended Ironit cld, Highland Park, aund surrounding » Music was farnished by the Des- plaines string-band, and dancing S0l 2 oclock n the merning. 2 Te LePUP EVANSTON. NEWS OF TIE WEEK. 1t has been so disagreeably cold and stormy during the past week that Evanston has pre- sented a quiet, and perhaps a melancholy, ap- pearance. - The streets have been deserted, ex- cept only now and then a weary pathfinder is seen laboriously plodding his way. Business Las not been as active as usual, and everything socially has taken a rest. The fireplace scems to have been the centre of attraction. The thrifty wife has been surprised that * Lodge * did not bave its usual 1lascination and the club- room its mazy or intcllectual attraction. In fact, every man of family has been a dear” and devoted liusband the past week. And this is afl due to the storin, which has snowed up every channel of entertain- meut 2nd diversion except the religious ones, The different churches bave, however, been the scene of nousual soiritual devotion and ex- fv:ncnce. The afternoon and evening meetings have becn well attended, and much good has been realized. Friday evening the union meet-, ing was conducted by the Rev. Dr. Noyes. He chose tor his text, “ My son, give me thy heart.” Mr. Price, of Chicago, added much to the interest of the meeting. After the exercises there were numerous petitions for prayer. The Social Club will have as a ncans of amusement Thursday evening o sleigh-ride. Aside from the principal feature on the pro- granmne, Pound will be in readiness for them when thev return to discourse sweet music. The charity entertainment, which will be given under the auspices of this Club, will take place Feb. 8. The tickets have been lmited to 300, and already 200 bave been sold. The play will be * Caste,” and will be presented by the best tal- ent of the Club. No doubt the readers of THE TRIBUNE of Thursday were amuscd to learn that C. J. Gil- Lert had been clected Foreman of the hose- company bearing his name. It was a mistake, the devil,” as usual, belng_at the bottom of it. The Hose Company C. J. Gilbert elected Jobu Carney Foreman, Joseph Clabp First As- sistant, and J. R. Fitch Second Assistant. The Eclectic Club will meet Monday evening at the residence of Mr. Purington. ‘The Baptist Church has abolished reserved seats. Ar. Simeon Farwell, wife, aud children have inder of the winter. ov. Shuinan came home Friday night family and friends. Raymond leaves for New York Mon- to visit bi J. 1L day. T'he students have all returned, and the gen- eral work has fully commenced. The theme ot conversation is, Who will take the * Gage Prize Monday evenlng? The Juniors and Soph- omores will contend for this prize in the Congregational Chureh, the en- tertaiument to begin promptly at 7:d5. The question: * The interests of the country are not_promoted by emigration,” wlll be_ dis- cussed by Louis Karchmer, C. 1I. Querean, J. M. Wheaton, of the Junior_ Class, and Miss J. E. Webb, J. E. Adams, aud N. T. Hobart, of the Sophomore Class. It is now wranged that citber class can take both prizes. This will cre- ate more of a class distinction than ever, and will excite the Juniors_hereafter to be a little more cirewmspect in theif chioice of contestants. The Signia Chi Fraternity met Thursday even- inrand tendered a banquet to Fred M. Taylof, who was so successful in‘carrying off two of the New York Inter-Collegiate prizes, amounting to §250. The gathieriug was very é)le:ls:nl. The following were clected editors of the Tripod : From the Adelphic, A. Cook'and T. Bradley; from the Hinman, C. . Murgan and F. E. Knappen. OTHER SUBURBS. PARK RIDGE. The Week of Prayer has becn generally ob- served here. The ordivary social attractions have been postponed, and the churches bave held frequent devotional meetings. The decp and absorbing interest in the revival movement is not confined to the city, but is felt here, and doubtless in other places, which, through the full apnd excellent published reports in Tue TRINTNE, aro brought within the {nflucnces of this wonderful work. ‘Tuesday evening an fmpromptu reception was held at the residence of Mr. Gibbs, in homor of the Rev. Mr.Llaird, mow Pro- fessor of Mathematics in Oberlin College. He was the firct pastor of the Congregational Chaurch in this place, and was much beloved by Iiis people, and bizaly esteemed by the whole community. A large humber of his old parish- jonersand friends gathered together to grect him, The evening was delightfuily spent in re calling pleasant reminiscences of the past when the. Professor fulfilled so acceptably his hih calling among them, and was their loved friend and pastor. Refreshments were served at a seasonable hour. Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Mr. aud Mrs. Parsons, of Desplaines, were among toose who were present. - The Dramatic Club have selected the. piece for their next entertainment, which is to take place soon. It is entitled, ** Among the Breal ers.” The parts have been assigued, aud it is now being thoroughly reearsed. A excellent entertainment is promised and anticipated. HYDE PARK. The Hon. John I. Bennett left for Washing- ton last cvening to be interviewed on the silver question, on wiich he has written several pa- 1S, The ancient dummy has been snow-bound for the last few days, but, after digzing through lings drifts, arrived at Oakland last night at 7 o’clock. The fnbabitonts around the section who depend on the dummy wax wrothy and say that the dummy only runs 10 keep the charter. A case came before the village Dogberry Fri- day evening, two_Swedes baving sworn out a Warrant against Buston Creighton for assault with intentions to do injury. ~As the men could ot speak English, it was™ learned through an interpreter that they were ewployed to work for Creighton and Sheridan to fill ice-houses, and that when they demanded their money of Creighton they were sent to Sheridan, and from Sheridan 1o Creighton. According to the prin- ciples of the Justice, the defendant was dis- charged. The Forrestrille Club, which was to have met at the hall Friday night to engage ina phan- tom party, was unable to face the snowdrifts, and so tlie entertainment was postponed. A large sleighing party was reccived at the hotel last evening. The Board of Trustees meet Tuesday after- noon. ARLINGTON MEIGHTS. John Burkitt, who has beon ill for the past eight dags, is aain able to be about. fr. Willlam_ Suwyer haC ‘bis team, sleigh, three robes, and whip stolen from the yard of the M. E. Church Wednesday evemn: Sawver was attending divine service at the time ‘and did not miss his proverty until his depart- are for home. Mr. S. telezraphed into the city, and the result was the capture of his propert The thieves also stoll- from George Page a $2 blanket and o nice whi « Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Mitchell are yisiting friends at Evansville, Wis. Mr. A. E. Martin _and M. Molerey, both of Clicago, were at the Helghts Jast Thureday looking over the foundry with the view of {aking stock. 5 The Good Templars adjourned their mecting Tast weck on account of the Weck of Prayer. At the mext meeting a paper called “The En- deavor” will be read. Mr. and Mrs. Hiues. from Brainard, Ia., who formerly lived at the Heiahts, have been w‘smug the family of Williams Hamond, and left Thurs- day for their home. Owing to the Week of Prayer, the attendance at the Literary was smaller than usual. The following_ were clected members of the Pro- gramme Committee: Mrs. D. K. Draper, Miss Tucy Newhall, and Mir. E. A. Thomas. The Rociety adjourned for two weeks. At the next meetinz a lecture will be given by the Rev. Mr. ‘Bartholomew upon what he saw in Europe. The Rev. S. 'I}.’SII:.\\\' will preach morning and evening ab the M. E- Church. Morning subject, “Curistian Unity™; evening subject, ‘“That Man.” NORWOOD PARK. 1t would be diflicult to fmagine an event the occtrrence of which would casta shadow over this community as has the sudden and unex- pected Geath of Miss Carrie Stannard. Buts few days 8go ehe was seemingly in robust health, and ft is hard to belicve that she has fo- decd passed away. Young gifted, and be- Joved by all who knew her, lifc scemed to her Tull of joy and brightiess, and the future full of hops and promise. but With Clirlstian resiz- nation she £m1 v resiened them all at the bid- diner of_one she foved and trusted,—the Master s yho docth all things well.” nwms?!'?s‘ewn!nnfion ad- -, L. Butterficld was, after , ad- mf‘t‘tx;:d %o the Bar last week by the Supreme Gonrt, now in session at. Springtield. Hels the brother of Dr. Butterfield of this place. bl Miss Ellen Bute, a teacher in thc: ul tl: school. met with @ painful accident. She fel and fractured ber right arm betweed the wrist and elbow: & audicnce listened to 3 lecture Mon- Ao piven by Mr. W. K. S. Dement. It day 15 {ntercsting and instructive. mf\’lr. Charles S‘l\utk of d(]uuevn, paid this town cing visit on Wednesday. n"}‘l{‘c lgi".l T. P. Marsh, of the Grant Place Chureh, Chicagoy preached hiere last bnbb:lfih. The extreme cold weather scems to m: turned the cnergies’of tue thieves ioto & ‘:le chaanel, two cords of wood baving becn stolen ieir departure for Florida to spend the from Mr. Cotton on oneof the cdldest nights of last week. & . NORMAL. The Normal Department of the Cook County Noraal Schonl_has 114 names on fts roll. W. C. Dodge and George Muiray afe actiug a3 sub- stitute teachers in_place of Prof. Brayton re- sizned, and Prof. Reflly absent, until some ac- tion is taken by the Board. Prof. F.\W.Si- monds, of Cornéll University, New York, Is an applicant for Prof. Bra{um’s position. Prof. Wentivorth has been fovited to take charge of a Normal Department at the Rock River Uni- versity. OAE PARE. Suow has been the order of the past week, the stor king givine Oak Park morc than her share of the ‘“beautiful snow.” In spite of suow-plows and shovels, the sidewalks prescat a very uninviting appearance, especially for i the ladies, but notwithstanding the severe weatier the pame of Miss Frances E. Willard _was sufficient to draw a large and intelligent audience to listen to her Gospel temperance lecturc at the Methodist Church Friday cvening. The lecture-room was filled to its utmost mpndf{, and all Miss Willard’s hear- ers were delighted with the lecture. The mect- ings during the week have also been largely at- tended. and will continue this week. Several cases of scarlet-fever - have been re- ported. Mr. Albert Schoeider has been very ill during the past week, but is slowly recovering. Mr. James 8. Conwell has been spending o few days at his home to recover from a recent illness. Ie leaves Monday toresume his studies. HINSDALE. The oyster supperof the Hinsdale Methodist Church Thursday evening, notwithstanding the stormy night, was s very pleasant and success- ful affair. The Seven-Up Club met at the house of E. P. Hinds Tuesday evening, and had their usual 2ood time. Friday O. J. Stongh gives his annual masquer- ade and fancy dress party. Two hundred invi- tations have been izsued, and a highly enjoyable time will no doubt be had. OAELAND. The J. F. F. Dramatic Clab gave the drama of “One Bundred Ygars Ago? at Ellis Avenue Music-Hall Friday ahdlost evening. The drama was one of Intercst, and was well rendered by the Club, which is gaining for itself quite a reputation for its acting. After the play o dance was in order. * Caste " is being prepar- L(-:d gor an early date by the J. F. ¥, Dramatic lub. The vy Club will bring out the © Last Loaf very soon. Prof. Richards is to lecture at the 'I’l'fllll)zs Avenue Music-Hall on the 24th, 25th, and 20th. LIFE'S MYSTERY. Life rings out varying change with eachnew breath; No )ike event twice grects the sunj Some lives are doomed to many bitter deaths, While 83me know scarcely one Nottothe souns and strong is guven the race, Nor 1a the weak the first to fall; 3 Though sapless trunks a hundred Tarfes face, The gresn snaps in the gale. Some lives do nancht, some many tasks perform; *+To be " is birth of varying dreams; Of all that {s, but change i8 uniform- ‘Naught else {s what it seems. Out of each phase of Time some new freaks burat— Each boasts its clown and harlequin, The hobby of to-day, to-morrow cursed; One's good, another's sin! A o' magnifcence. its pomp and pride, Sink down ‘nenths Lethe's waveless flood; The pyramidal monsters, time defied, Must erst In rains brood. Now Egypt's dead, once holding worlds in trance, In mummicd form we show for pelf: What Er ot strong three thousand cycles hence May our owx bones enshelft And still fome blind and groping earthly moles Tiream their faint fame above all laws, A fixed and brightening or alone supreme, And Iive their own applause. Till, self-qestroyed, thelr little world, pride-fed, Pricked through by Time's relentless force, Fally, crushing them among Oblivion's desd Ere life has run its course. Ah} heart that wonld'st ontlive man's little dag, ‘Nor sink 'neath §ime's unpitying flood, Seck not for greatness—twill but xnow decay— But scek thou to be qood/ CuzRRY JAMES. e SOUNDS FROM THE HEART. “We slt side by side, and between s hers 18 thie love that we thought would never dfe Why has it iived a single year? ‘Who murdered {t? You or 1?—dAnonymous. The story has been read, the story olden, And the romance of our lives is cnded now; The freedom that thou cravest, I return it, With cach oft-repeated pledge’and maides vow. Let the past, with all its shadows and its 6orrows, Be u thing forgotten. Leurn to bate I who marred thy womanhood's fair glory,— He who would retarn it when too late, From the sacred page of Memory blot cach letter Of 4 name o fondly cherished, but 1n vain; To the bitterness that crowns Life's wasted sweet- ness, Leave one heart to bear alone its curse of pain. Had'st thou loved me more—0 that I'd mever met ee !— The anguish of this honr had no'er been thine; I1ad'st thou trusted less the words of idle scorners, "Fhe Iips that part us now had ne'er been mine. 1 ehall pass along the path that Fate has destined, Howing "gainst all hope that there may be, In the glyxlllc-cuxmlm.‘d days that no man know- eth, ‘The dawning of a new life hid for me. So the verdict of our loves, 8s now 'tis written, Builds a living wall forever 'tween us twain; Stone on stone, thine own the hands that reared it. Oh1 the bitter truth cats deep, but leaves no stain. The story is now read, the romance ended; Disunited, and forever, So 'tis said. The freedom thou hast won, O wear it proudly In memoriam of a love, thank God!—that's dead! Cuicaco, Jan. OWEX M. WWiLsoN, JR. o — There are moments (say's Burdette) when even thetender languageol sympathy ismockery tothe sorrow-stricken hearl. - What consolation fs it to a man who bas sligped on the Icy sidewalk and broken through a cellar grating, to be told by Christian men on the other side ot the street to * flare up and bit it harder the next time.” PERSONAL. ERSONAL=—MR. TIIOMAS LEONG JOY OR “Thomas Jones, formeriy of Aberdore and Llanelly, Wales, {s requested to apply_at the post-office, Phila- delphiz, fora letter of mportance. ERSONAL—DORA W.—MEET ME_MONDAY night. half-pust 7, 8t same place. 11, F. G. ERSUNAL—THOMAS DEAN 1S MOST EARNEST- iy requested to write 1o 82 Great Cheetham-st. PERSO.\'AL—\V.&.\‘TED—TD CORRESPOND WITH an unlimited uumber of soung ludtes, Tblondes pre: ferred. AddressFRANK A. TAYLOR.' Lock-Drawer 46, Aurora, Ill. LADY Pznsoxu.—clmg)’ CAR SUNDAY EVE. send address to 1 68, Tribunc otice. PERSONAL-A TOUNG BUSINESS MAN DESIRES to make the acqualntance of an attractive aud agrec- able young lady or widow, engazed in some down-town busiaess or cmiployment. Address, with photogTaph, 1 12, Tribune ofice, P ERSONAL_TIHE PARTIES WHO ROBRED THE ‘Young man corner Clark and Iiandolph-sts. Saturday Hioch Wil please return the chocks Lo the bank on Which they were drawn, by mall or otherwisc. PERSONAL-A LADY STRANGER DESIRES THE ‘acquaintance of & gentleman of iufluence and means, who will ald hier {n_getting a situation; reference given and required. F 95, Tribue oflice. ERSONAL—HESPERIA LODGE, WEDNESDAY ‘might. Will the lady who received card from gen- tleman st the close of the exerclses, favor hfm with her address or grant fterview. I 900, Tribune ofiice. T0 EXCHANGE,. A N EXCHANGE—WILL GIVE CASII AXD GOOD unincumbered suburban property for gvod black- ‘walnut, marble-top bed-raom set, walnat bool ' wale ur extepaton St mad il 10r good eqiey (o hoise and for whIZtye house am lease, aqd pate ¢ sour] lacds. ~ Address E 25, Tribune olfl:r‘:"t e e A NY ONE IIAVING CARPETS (XEW OR USED) T Cxchanie for fino Shirts. Mads f0 orgec. at 1he fowest prices, please addres 0= call as 188 Dearborn-st. XCHANGE—TWO_CHOICE BLOCKS OF LAND T A Shde. S43:000, Income &5, 000, for cioar farm In Illizols.” Splendid chunce o sell » farm! Four. story stone-tront store, centraliy located. $25,0 10,000 taken in good farm. Crofce stock farm, clear, wWith store, stock of goods, and dwelling, fnall $30,000; well Jocated in_litinols, for busincss property worth $40,000. E. C. WARE, Room 5 Methodist Block. XCHANGE-OR SALE—GOOD IMPROVED FARM: ];: e PR Sl s erarel e e clian, cher an SEVES T TSRS B Nnfislast Hoom Lo coon- XCIANGE—A STOCK OF GOODS, STEANM SAW: B 2 il shirgle-machine, for Towa land: tfon ard price. J.G. EARLE, ington-st. LYY Jao: several oy : yde Varl ; also, picces - Drovel all Clear, Would ndd cash for a bargata for Difher ‘bustness o residence, improved or vacaat, fn'city. Owner, 43 Reaper Block. R _EXCIANGE-FOUNDIY %D MACHINE W Shund"; w |':x'z‘:l‘ . sdapted for farm machinery. ant good farm land. e fhrnis. in Southern Minnesota, Want fuside roperty. P Pnrioom house on West Jackson-st. Want good Kansas land for equity. Three louscs on West Divislon-st. Want good im- proved property for equity. Several ine lats at Central Park, some of them front- Ing the park, want farms or nnproved for equity. ‘Eoversi hundred fect at Maywood, Want improved Lt/ A. P. DOWNS & CO. o, 162 Washington-st., oo 18. R XCHANGE—THREE 3-STORY "AND RAS] anent marble frong houses, with all ‘madern fm- provements; 13 rooms, sltuated on North LaSalle-st. and Chicago-av. Also property on”West and South obetict property In the city. JOILN. . HEK- toom3. withiin one bloc! tile perfect, for clegant quarter-sccond stem-windin watcl &nd ehain, diamonds, new_furafture, new sewing-ma- Chired, clizars, anything desirable and can be moved, Apyiterence pald ' caal. " Aodress 3 1, Tribane office. 0R EXCIANGE—FOR CLEAR LOT OR BUILD- Ing material’of any kind, Firstclass two-story frame ouse with brick bassment, at Enclewood, near Normal Schiool, Wwith 1ot 753125 ‘fect, contaluing 123 7ralt and shode trees, volued 8t S5,000; equity 1o ex- change, $3,000, NICHOLS, BRAGG & CO., 146 Dear- Bora-st. 5 OR EXCITANGE—BOULEVARD AND ADJOINING Jots for farm or Food wild lands, houses ‘and_Tots, and other property ta trade. 1L . SEAVEY, 80 South Water-at. [FOR EXCUANGE-STENT FLOURINGMILE, DO: ‘Inf Food business and clear of Incumbrance. I best wheat conntry {n Liinols. D, W. POTTER, Room 6, 144 LaSalle-st. OR EXCHANGE—TIORSE, NUGGY, HARNESS, and cutrer for hoase on leased lot, chéap. APpY t0 E. T. PAUL, 163 Lasalle-st., Koo 0T EXCH. WE AVE SOME GOOD CLEATY property at Englewood and” othier suburbs 10 ox- ‘businesy proderty and assame. J, C. CALD- ehanze fo WELL, 121 Dearborn-st. Fon CHANGE=THREF SECOND-ITAND IIEAVY. wagons for buggy or £oods. Address L 90, Tribune. OR EXCHANGE—FARMS FOR CITY PROPERTY, andclty property for farma; fourtag-mill for salé cheap for cash and time. A large Lodyof Western Tands wanted. If you bave anything to sell or cxchange, or want 10 buy anyihing, call o3 or address J. G. MOK- TQ EXCHANGE. TOEXCHANGE—TWO HOUSES AX 3 ved farm withln 150 miics of C Call or adulress Dr. S. PLACE, 103 Dearsorasts pese: 71'0 EXCHANGE—FOR A LIVE] L 180 0 i Fond lowa o hroc s of sooshs” sche Address Doz 245, Hyde Park, 111 O \IMPROVED ~ FOR GOOD e assume. Address A89, 0 EXCIANGE—WHAT TAVE Y0U IN_THE oI of merchandise f0r clear suburban properiy? , 69 acres 2 mises from Musk ¢ faraitng. Wil give a good trade. A duress 640, Teibe "] EXCIANGE=FARM OF 100 ACRES AT PO tlac. 1L, for & clear iome In Chicago worth $3.000 or$4.000. CHAS. GARDNER, 98 Washington-st., second fivor. [0 EXCHANGE=IGWA 1iiinols lands, and Minaesota farm fmproved clty property. WAL S. Mc! 135 Monrox 0 EXCHANGE—TF YOU DESIRE PICTURES OF Jourkelf or family, and want to ay for them tn furnfture, groceries, of clothing, call ‘st HENSHEL'S photographic rooms, 150 State-st. VW ANIED-RAW FULS plano, organ, or furnftu State-st. HAT MAVE Y00 T0 EXCHANGE FOE SIG witting, palating, yr Caleiminings First-class works ‘everytilng taken; Addreas M 55, [ribunc offce. VW HAT HAVE YOU T0_ EXCHANGE FOR SIG writing. panting, or caletinining? First-class ‘work; everything takeu, Address M 95, Tribune odice. V/ILL EXCHANGE—FOL A BUSINESS INTEREST ia city or country a marble-front dwelling. au- perbly locafed on a fashiohable street; slizhtly incuin- berod: equity worth 100X, Wil place wit It clear sconsin an — 3 . R&Fess, for four daya. At 1, Triouns ofies. o o VW ASTED-BRICK Olt STONE FRONT DWELLING incumbered for $3,000 to §5,000, (o firsi-class resldence nelchiborhiood, {n cxchiange for £0 1 fronting Central Park, and_lowa land, #'l ciear; must be a bar- galis. Address E 72, Tribune ouice, Address D asljnvmuge‘pu e Lol VW ANIED T0 EXCHANGE S0 ACRES OF LAND in Towa, 3 mlles frony, raflroad. for, good plan or CHANGE,_FOR A . T. MARTIN, 154 other personal property. _Address B 34, Tribune ofiice. WANTED-SMALL FROIT FARM IN EXCIANGE for nice place at Itinsdale. Address G 32, Tribue. WWUAT EXCHANGE FOR 100 ACRES PRAIRIE. Nodaway Co., Mo.? Also, clear city iots for house, North Side. "Take a good equity, Address A 59, Tribune otfice. ED-TO EXCIANGE-A LOT AT HUM- W Ao Park tor phsei o 5 ot Ear ‘Dhacton buggy. Address G 43, HORSES AND CARRIAGES. A 43 A e e, LADY TIAVING LOST HER HUSBAND IN THE Ashtahula disaster, will dispose of 3 very fast holl!le. and pose hands hixl, with 3 fall manc . ias trotted better than 2:4), sound and kind In every respect, Will be sold at bar- waln. and a tzial of three days ajlowed; also @ single sct of 1 med harnoss. almost new. No horse Jall a% residence, 518 Wabash-av. TTENTI OF SALE—FOR WANT OF USE, £\ 2 largze-size, sound, young work-horse for §70; Cholce of 3 medium-size’ mares for S35, and 8 cow for $35. Call to-day ot to-morrow at 371 West Fifteenth- block east of Biue Isiand-ay. TH T SALES EVERY TUESDAT, ind Saturday, st 10 a. m., by WES & (_‘ni_L$lfn0. 165 .\‘iicm?u‘:‘-:-?m“ S, i > GARLOAD OF HORSES, JGST .mm\'r‘rjui T 1o driv fr draught._J. S. COOPER, 2 Sionroe-st i T 278 WEST RAYDOLPH YOU.CAN BUY SIX new open, square-box bugsies at vourown price for cash. _ Make me an offer. 1 mean basiness. HARNESS, AND WAGOS FOR c: 283 South P: ALONZO $oatop Wil trade for horses or amonds. 133 Michigan-gv. out Btock, At 175 West Adams-t. e FOR SALE-MUST BE SOLD FOR ADVANCES— 10 horses fit for all use, warranted tonnd; ono week's trial given: also a nice coupe, 6 seat close Tockaws ea; rockaways, € cxtension top carriages, 4 phaetons nearly new, G top buzgies, top side dars, oncn side hars, democrat wagoms, farm wogons. express wagons, delivery wagzons, with tops or without tops, In fact, almost any kind of & wagon You may want: all Kinds double and single har- Neas, new and second-hand blankets, halters, etc; also horses and :lheu'hl to let, dell\‘er\v“lll‘dl express hWIIE:Bn! e day or_week: will sell on monthly pay- ments. H. C. WALKER, 249 and 251 State-st. 'OR SALE—VELY CHEAP, THROUGH SICRKNESS, mare._ Stable rear $7¢ Wabash-av. R JFOR SALE-NTVE TIORSES, LARGE AND MEDT. _um sizes, rame fine draft and drivers: price from §9510$30; Cash only. Can be scen any t{me in resr of 25 Blue 1sland-av., néar Harrison-at. No horses sold on Sunday. % R SALECTHE PROPERTY OF A GENTLENAY leaving the city: Two horses, & sorrel mare, 7 years old, trots fn2 orrel horse. G years old. & very atylish businesa hore: & lady candrive elther; tbey are warranted sound, and must be sold. Apply at barn 463 Wabash-av. "—OR EXCHANGE—TWONEW SLEIGHS; ated: will be sold cheap to ciose out. 354 West Polk-s¢._lHome all day. TANTED-IIARD COAL (ANY QUANTITY) IN b‘n‘m excliange for fno shirts madeto AR Dear: -t '% +.000 EQUTY; MATDLE FROST. NEXE P eir: wait 1 oloar Faiths oF cquity Bebrer: Basl Ayears; , clear farm, ol - nds G b3 Tribure offeer o o o Berer FINANCIAL, N PRATRIE-AV. WOULD LIRE TO 800 for three months on household fur- ; please state rate of {nterest per LADY barrow Diture worth S: & month expected; best of reference given. AddressC 82, Tribune oflice. DVANCES MADE_ON DIA) S, WATCHES, £\ bonds, etc,, at LAGNDERS' private ofiice, 120 R: dolpli-st., near Clark. Room 5a0d6. Established 1354, 1 COMMERCIAT, PAPER, NOTES WITHL COL- Taterals. mortzazes, and other securities houcht andold. ISAACGREENEBAUM & CO., 110 Fifth-av. RIS, General Business Agent, at lRoom 64 Metropolitan ~ STRONG DELIVERY SLEIGH, VERY CHEAF, Block, Chlcago, Tll. AL74 Sixteentli-st. = OF ~ EXCITAY NO. 1 DOUBLE-SEATED TS LOA TFOR1ch Tor cont or diamoni ing oF pin G 25, Trib- | A e rerona e E. CAR KR I Dearborary uune ofll T8, CHANGE—FINE SET DOUBLE BGGGY- hamness for diamond pin or stud, M 42, Tribune. o EXCHANGE—SMALL WOOD HOUGSE AND Targe iot in splendiil country town for a good piano. A M., Roomd, 161 LaSalle-st. OR EXCITANGE=THE EQUITY 1N & SPLENDID ‘property on Jefferson-at.. now rented for $2.000 per annuny, for vacantloz on West Sfde. ~A. M. oo 4, 161 LaSalle-st. 7OR EXCHANGE—NEW OCTAGON-FRONT BRICK houscs, modern improvements, 03 Division-at., cast ot Dearborn: incumbered $4.400. “We want land for equity. A. M., Roow 4, 101 Lagalle-st. Room 12. DVANCES ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, OR OTHER collterals; also money loaned on furniure with- oist removal. 151 Raudolb-st., Room 3. PALDNIN, WALRER & 0. HAVE SOSEY 10 loan on real estate in sums from $1,00) to $5.000. 7 lawicy Buflding, . W. cor. Madison and Dearborn. [OR SALE—A HORSE, HARNESS, ~SLEIGH, TODeR. etc., allnew: horse 1S coal-black. 7 years old, and has béer: driven by s Iady slmost entirely the Appl bl 55 South Halsted-st. OT: SALE—PORTLAND CUTTERS. §25: DOUBLE slefzhs, €35, A. A. ABROTT & CO., corner Beach and Sebor-sts., opposiie 321 South Canai OR _SALE—CHEAP, FIGHT GOOD WORK- horses, one large horse, 1,400 pounds: one saddle pon, and two mares In foal, for farm use, and two sets of lisrness. No reasonable offer refused. 569 West Elghteenth- near Blue Island-av. [OR SALE—VERY LOW, A SECOND-IAND doudle and siugle set of harnesa. §. TAYLOIL, 71 born-st. R SALE-MY PO ter. and harness: It {8 'gentle and fine. drizer, wITH THAETON COT- W. PAGE, 118 and 120 Monroe-st. . SADDLE OR DE- Iy sound cheap for 0t SALE_ONE PAIR OF BOB-SLEIGHS, WITH nox complete, at PETTIBONE'S, 104 La¥alle-st. FOR SALE. B T v s SN 'OR SALE—A COMPLETE FILE OF THE CHI( TR it or (he Cententar earot 1o C A GG able vojume for future reference. Address Co7.Tribune 7O SALE~DHRT-GOODS MERCH AVTS, ATTE! tion—$ix counters, measurinz 1 1B to corrvivond. gas-vuruers, Teilr shades, and coverfngs for sale. New Yors Dry Goods use, 1234 °State-st.. Detween Tweary-eigath acd Twenty-nlath. it SALE-15-BALL POOL_TAR, ED A !~ short time._Apply'at No. W admmests * O SALE-FIRE! FIREI—GO TO_TIE FIRR Storo for a suft worth $16.50 for S7.5 & rore for, reh S or S7.50, at 164 70T SALE-SEW AND STTLISH LARGE CTLIN derdesk. Yourown price. Loum 2 southcast cor- ner Lake and Canal-sty. TFORS $325 18 FOR SALE-BANKRUFT STOCR AND JOB LOTS hardware. Great bargains.” Auctioncers suppli A. W. WHEELEL, 141 Lake-st., up-stalrs. pieds OR SALE—A FILE OF TIMES AND TRIBUNE of 1870: will séll cheap. Address AUG. GOOD- KIND, Matteson House. OF SALE_d§ VARDS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS carpet. :ss“'e_sglhdhan-n.. Quirdfloor. 'OR _SALE—FIRE! FIRE!~GO TO THE FIRE Store for a vest worth $1.50 for 50 ceats, at 168 South Clark-st. 'OR SALE-15 CYLINDER DESKRS: DIFFERNT patterns and sizes: work and material warranted, Also, one bank partition, but llttle used. and for haif cost of maxing. MILLER'S DESE FACTORY, Lake and Jefferson-sts., up-siairs. WHEELER, 141 Lakesst , up-atairs. oo 0 JFOR SALE—A BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERSIIP, only §300. __Address A 74, Tribune otice. Ol SALE—FIRE! FIRE!'=GO TQ THE _FIRE Ciariiore for an Glater worth $10.50 for $5, pt 163 South 05, SALE-A LOT OF PIES: MILK-PANS, dish-pons, Kettlcs, and dipers, siightly {mperfe achalt-price. " W. WHEELER, 140 Laxedt., up- Fon SALE—AN UPRIGHT SHOW-CASE, 18 FEET long, with glass sliding doors: - cases. 15 Teet 100G, WEST & GO 243 Wabash-ov, JrOR SALE-A LOT OF TINE QUALITY HAND- axeqat 00z each. Braces 2.3 a5, W. WHEELER, 141 Lt st w1 oS A 3 cg_'zm}\rl;ll‘izflll“lz!‘ rng:u-cno TO THE FING 3 r o 2. ol hLr e Baisof peatawort $2.50 tor $1, at 163 . Handled sxes $1 eac! N ) 141 Lake-st., up-stalrs. - OR SALE—TWO PILLAR EXTENSION TADLES oS o ot s sl . beaatiful patte; . at Bontactens, Take and JeTers nebises Up-statm OR SALE—A LOT OF SILVER-PLATED TABLE- PR ives LS4 peF doze A- W, WHEELER. 141 Lade st., up-etairs. OR SALE—FIRE! FIRE!!-GO TO THE : S tors ok clothiag a6 Soc. on. the domr ¢ 1 South Clark-at. FOR SALE-A TOT OF MRS, EXOXS FLGTTY ‘machinesat $4 each. A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake- 8., up-stairs. N YR, SALE-OFFICE FIXTURES AND MONTH. Iy lease running till May. 77, and lonzer If wanted; Tent $10 per month: good for any kind of office bus:’ Dess; best location In the clty. Addresa 3 41, Tribune. OR SALF —A LOT OF CLOTHES-WRINGERS, worth §9, for £3.50; the hest in the ml(k;l:‘ uAE.nW. WHEELEL, 141 Lake-st., up-statrs. OR SALE—FIGE! FIRE!N—GO TO THE FIRE Store for o P. & L. worth $9.50 for §4, at 168 South Clark-st. 3 T HALF-PRICE, TWO ELEGANT slcigh-robes and a pairof chimes of siiver-plated tuned slcigh-bells, PENNOYER & CO.,302 Wabash-av. Fon SALE—ONE LARGE DRAFT HORSE, CHEAP; will_trade for smaller horse. Telegraph Stable, rear 200 Madison-st.. FU]". SALE—PAIR BOB-SLEIGHS WITH BOX COM- plete at PETTIBONE'S, 194 LaSalle-st. JOR SALE—A LOT OF TEA-SCALES AT $1EACH, 240-pound Unfon scales $6 each. A. W. WHEELER! 141 Lake-st., up-stairs. OR SAL ERN AND SOUTHERW OUT- fits, TIlo for the Blick Hills; teats, rifies, plstols, rabber and woolen hlankets, clothing, camp equipa harness, saddlcs, bridles, and milliary storea {n goneral. Governmeat Goods Depot, 81 Eust Handolph-st. TLE—10 PER CENT MORTGAGE NOTES well sscurxd by {mproved country real eatate n sums of 500 aad over. H. P. BALDVIN, 85 LaSalie- 5t., oom 23, HAYE s:0 10 TOAY IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT on goad secarity forshort time. or wlll loan all to onerarty. Addresa112, Tribune office. JFOR EXCHANGES ARLY NEW, TWO-STORY, brick basoment dwelilng, 6 Fabius'st.. North Side; ‘moderate facumbrance. _Room 15 Major filock. TF Xou SILL LOAN MONEY IN SMALL SUMS, 1 can get you 2 or 5 per cent a month a% borrower's expense._Ample securlty. M 5), Tribunc efice. Ffm SALE_ONE PAIR LIGHT BOR-SLEIGHS AT 14 East Adams-st. IRVIN & JONES. O FSALE—CHEAP—ONE _2-HORSE 3COAL BOX wazon, one 2 horse dirt wagon, and tWo coal carta. 177 East Maaison-st., toom 9. FIORSES, AYD CUTTERS TO LET AND FOR sale: two low-priced liorses for exnress or grocery ‘wagors: one fine black coune or carriaze horse. I8 very #tylish, and can trat in 3 tes sure. Lots of cutters forsale. R. C. ANTHONY & CO... 1:3 Michigan-av, o EXCHANGE—10WY TIREE SMALL FARMS, well Improved and clear of incumbrances. I would itkce 1o exchange for city property or goods. D.W. EL- DRED, 147 itandolp! ‘Room . QUITY, A NICE R rih Stde. near Lincotn Park: for clear nce worth $3,200, Address Ii 49, Trib- 1 PROPERTY IN arranty deed and Address F 91, for stock of £ood: also @ little money. OR EXCIANGE—ABOUT $8,000 EQUITY INTWO howses and lots on Tndlana and Prafrie-av t.. for unimproved fiyde Par erty._JOIi! JONG, 72 East Washington-st. POL EXCHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT ON DREXEL Bouievard for louse and lot In Minnearolls, M Address F. P. FAY, B Red Wing, Minn. FOR EXCHANGE-m SOUTH HALSTED-ST. &tore bullding ou school lands. and iots at Engle: sood, east of Halsted and near Fifty-ninth-st., f Tousc and lot cast of Seate and south of Thirtlet] Address A. PERRY, 81 Dowen-ay . 00D COTTAGE AXD 30 LOTS. FINE LOCATION, X 45 minutes’ ride. Would exchange for smnll farm! EDMUND G. STILES, 89 M. Rootn 7. I WILL EXCHA: lund as there {a in ta, that I lo- Eated mysclf and have United Siates patent, for law- books or for & lawyer's library, otlice turaiture. etc. WAL pay some._ cash If_ne ‘ewdry. Address BLACK- STONE, care E. L. Cantield, 50 LaSale-t I‘n.fw}:'rwu SGBURBAN LOTS, WOULD LIKE 1o exchange one or both for diamonds; will pay part < Twentyfourth cash, - Address B 55, Tribune office. T FXCHAX UITY IN THREE 2-STORY ‘and basement brick dwellings on Chicazo-av.. cast of Clark-st. Wentaa offer. Address I 31, Tribune. RINTING WANTED 1N EXCHANGE FOR MER- PRGianaise. - Address 1 69, Trivune ofice, FJ°0 EXCHANGE—WANT A LIGHT HORSE IN EX- chanize for carpenter work. Apply by mafl. W G, 34 Earl-st. 7] EXCHANGE_MONEY AND NOTES FOR LOTS, wither [1yde Park or Wasliingion Ilelghts; on In- efile lots will assumz small_icumbrance, want 1o deal direct withowners. Address or cal at 161 Walaut-ai.. EEG. EQUITY 1§ LEASEIOLD: WANT "PQEXCHANG Jewelry or other porsonal property; big trade if taken In three days. 523 Park-av. 10, EXCUANGE_TOR & DIANIOND STCD wORTH Trom $150 t0 $225, a lieavy 13:Karat rold watch and hest Bl movement. W, 1f. EDGAR, 124 Twenty- sccoud: 0 EXCIANGE—GOOD COUNTRY TOTEL FOR T%ale or csthange. - Best one in town of 5,000 inhab- ftants. We want stock of goods, Will pay part cash, halance good clear real estate. We also want clear cit Tmproved property for im roved farms, clear. HAIR BI{0S., 69 Dearborn-st., 10om 18. 9, ESCHANGE-CONFORTADLE THO STORY ‘brick housca with dining-ruom, parlor, sud kitchen o ground fluor, on Fultan and Walnut-sts., near Sac- amonto-st., {hirce-fourths of amile west 6f Western- Bv.. 1018 24¥150 fect each, only 20 minutes’ ride from Weits-at. depot, farc 5 cents eachs we will trude thexe Rouses, subject 10 a emall ineumbrance, ‘for unincum- Dered suburbon lots or acres. Apply to W. D. KER- FOUT & CO., 50 Enst Washington-st. NOS AND FURNITURE, WITH: ‘out remoral: also loans on diamonds, waches, and jewelry. 156 Washinzton-st., Room 39, OANS MADE ON 110 ON LEASE, CITT 4 real estate. diamonds. ptanos, and other collateral. W. OTTAWAT, 12/ South Clark'st... Room4d. T,OANS, MADE ON' PIANOS AXD HOUSEMOLD furnirure. withont removal; 4iso on other secur- ities. 108 Fifth-av,, Room12. ¢ WV[OSET TO LOAY O¥ FURNITURE. HOUSE planos. and_other good chattelsand collateral se- E. ROGERS, 177 East Madison-st.. oom 9. Y TO LOAN ON LIORSES, BUGGIES. OR arriages, at Telograph Stable, oar 200 Madison. OIiSE. AND CANDY-WAGON FORSALE AT 181 Biue Island-ay, OR_SALE—CASHIER'S DESK, OFFICE £ iow cyies sud sablet; Iruorpio sng wand ures, sample trunks, large looking- te. 'S. CONEN SO Shietm. e Sl O SALE-A BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERSHIP. cheap. Koom 6, 165 East Washington-st. _ TFOR SALECA NEAT MILCH COW, 3 YEARS OLD. Call or adJreas 1493 Prairie-av. TOR SALE—CITEAP—A LOT OF OIL LAMP BRACK- ets, chindeller hanging lamps, with chimneya and shades. 177 East Madlson-st., Room 9. TYWANT TO SELL MY CUTTERS. APPLY AT 5 stablec 4§ Michigsa-av., or 8" Soath dress G 48, Tribunc oftice. FUBISTISG SADL “IGUT, ONE-TIOBSE SLEIGH FOR FOUR PAS- J senzere; ali one cutters Inst of our stock: will sell verychenp. PENNOYER € CO., 372 Wabasir-av. PEX AND TOP BUGGIES, AND ONE DELIVERY wagon chy cash. 218 West Luke- SACRIFICED FOR CASTI—A NICE LEATHER-TOP pheaton, §75, worth S1n: open bugey, good as ner, for Si5: one'for $25. Must be sold. In rear 1159 West Madison-st. ]\[o EY TO LOAN TN SUMNS 10 SUIT, AT 8 PER cent WALTER F[HREE FIRST-CLASS CUTTERS FOR SALE RE- gardless of cost. Call before purchasing. J. S. COOPER, 2 Monroc-st. fier annum on Cook County real estate. UTLEL, ltoom 37 Portland Block., MOSEL O LOAN FITHOUT INTEREST OX SER, 1M chandise. furniture, or buggics stored tx fire-proof warcliouse 160 W. Monroc-at. _Usual rates for storage. ONEY TO LOAN OX FURNITURE WITHOUT Menavato A8 pEARODY, 4. C. BOND, Hooms 13 nn_d 15 01 Yulxxnsmn»s(. MOSEYIN HAND TO LOAY, 0N FURSTIORE ML Sithout removal, or on coliteral. ‘C. B. WIL- “'£0X, Room 3, 118 Randolpd-st. NOTEE, To LOAY 0% FURNTIORE Iy SYATL L sume, without emoval.” KOOM 56, 116 Wash- ngton- MOSEFZAT £ 70 o PER CENT 10 TOXY 0% 1Y "real estate In Chicazo and vicinity, and 10 per cent on Tllinols farms. B, L. PEASE. 97 Clark-st. RIOSE TO LOAN INSUNS 70 SUIT. FROM €100 to £50,000, at8 aad 9 per cent: very small com- infesion on Chicago real estate or liifnols farm. DEZ. S. PLACE, 109 Dearbor basement. \ ONEY TO LOAN 1IN SUMS OF $500 AND UP- M "Wards on good real estate security.” WALTER M. VW ASTED-X SECOND-IIND COUPE OT ROCK- awav: must be in_good condition; will pay cash Adiiress G 63, Tribune oflice, 3 daya. YV ASTED—100 HORSES, FOR WIIOH WE WILL cxchanze outsie 'loty at S30.per lot: ' Iots which formerly sold rendily a¢ $225 cach, or wil} ex- chaage good farming lands (» Tilinols. J\I’Iq:’ at”1243 Smlc-s&. We willtaze an eatlre l_h'er’ stocl TV ASTED-ONE S iandan carriage. C TWILFISTER AL 3 &t enrner of Tairty-nintii-st. and Michiga $10a menth. TRA HULMES. HAND FIVI . Tribune oflice. [/OR SALE—BOARD OF TRADE ME) Tnquire at Boom 15, 168 Washington-t. 7OR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH—TW0 Y0, 1 COM- Dinatlon safes. Apply to MALCOLM McNEILL, 224 Eouth Clark-st., Room . O SALI CLUSTER DIAMOND PIN THAT ‘cost $75 for $70, at 153 Fifth-ay. T7OR SALE—T HAVE N0 USE FOR GOOD FIRE- roof office safe; $30 will buy it. 4. ALFORD, 46 Michigan-gv, . . 7OR SALE—AN ELEGANT GASLIGHT-BLUE SILK dress, suitable for the taze, price S30: also a ol ‘bedroom set. Call from 10to 2 for three daya, at State-st., Room 12. TOR SALF—A LOT OF ROGERS & SMITI'S BEST sliver-plared ware at 50¢ on the $1, at the Falc, 158 State-st. and 61 Adams-st. O EALE-T FIANO, 1o GASES WINE THE fixtures for two salgons. 1 blliard tabie ete., ali ery nice and cheap. T. E. STACY, 156 Dearborn: T70% SALE—CIEAP—1 SILVER-PLATED FRENCIl ‘Rlnss show-casc; 1 elegant lerze cylinder desk and carved clalr, cost $200, will sell at a sacrifce. 157 Fitth-av. VWASIED—TO EXCHANGE A LIGHT ¥OUNG Tiorse and buggy for a heavier horse and lght top express-wago! WEHLE & CO. “r‘\xfl:n‘—s\ TEAM OF GOOD WORK-H Trom 6 to 8 years old, and weighing about 1.200 ; South lalsted-st., Monday, 15th. VW ASTED—A FINESADDLE HORSE. "GIVE SIZE, color. price, €19, Trivune office. TOR SALE—A BILLIARD TATLE, “complete order._Innuire at<6 La OR SALE—ALL THE RESTAU] tore, gas-fixtures, ranges, stoves, giasvware at 170 Fast Madison-st. Apply at 51 Clark-st., Koom 5. o8 SALE BUTCHE fce Bouses and boxc: Burea-st. VERY CUEAP; T FORST crockery, an Ploutt ND TOOLS, West HOWLAND, 90 Lasalie N \7 6X] N HAND TO LOAN O¥ MORTGAGE. arms for sale and exchange. WILLISP. DICK- INSON, 0 Washington-st. Y TO LOAN IN SUMS OF S.000 TO $5.000 ved city renl cstate at 8 per cent. HUTCH- FF, Room 20 Tribune ce renl estate security. M. 0., 86 LaSalic. m 23, MOSEE IO, 104 F ] Odismonds, and otirer good securitica ot D\:grbnnl-n. K. W] MOSEY. T8 Lo M "Cnotee secirities, for term of years: low commis- itons und cxpenses. LEVI WING & CO.. 57 Dearborn. OB TO LOAS 0N FURNITOR out removal. | PARRY. 8. No. 01 TO LOAN—§500, $1.000, §1,500, D OTHER SU. on Coolk County réal estate, JOHN C. LONG, 72 East Washington-st. - FFHE CHI STORAGE _COMPANY RECEIVES | "ali sorts of goods and merchandise, and makes cash advancer. 18 and £ Yan Buren-st., near State. T’o'l.'mx SONEY ON WAREIOUSE P furniture, and other gond _collaterals, STORY, private banker, 84 LB_S_MIQ_'“., Room 25. 10 LOAN—35.! $3.000, 1,400, $RX).$4C0 AT 8.0, and 10 per cent. D. W. STORES, 0t Wasainzto: EIPTS, ES B. and gait, and » bere fie may be seen, XTED—-A_GOOD BUGGY MARE IN EX- change for lumber. Address E 65, Tribunc office. "ANTED—A SECOND-ITAXD TWO-SEAT BUGGY or carrlage. 1l A., 91 Milwaukee-av. _ VWASTED-A CUTTER FOF ASO ACHEAP ‘et of Liarncss, Addre: s A 0 TEAVS T 3 UCIL. 167 South Clark-st. ORSES—THIS DAY, ALL SIZES, AT W $10 CASH WILL DUY, 0D HORSE, HAL- h Clarz-gt. niss, and wagon. & PAFISER WANTED-IN RETAIL, SHOE-STORE In clty of 25,000 inlabitants: business well estab- Uatied.” Address TOWERKS, 117 Wabash-av. P ANTED—WITH $5,000 TO $6,000, TO Address D 76, Tribune office. OR SALE-BOARD OF TRADE TICKET. AD. dress L 90, Tribune oflice. 'OR SALE—100 DOZEN DOUBLE HEADS STEAM- boats playini cards, 13 cents a pack. or §1.65 1 dozen; 230 £ood envelopies fur 30 cents, at the Fair, 198 State-3¢. and 61 Adams-st. OR SALE—BLACK-WALNUT COUNTER, SHELY- Ing, oifice raflinz, whole or 1n rart, cheap. Apply at Room ¢, £3 Madison-st. 70T SALE—THE VERY BEST SHIRTS PRODUCED in "the world, made to order at $2.25 each, for $13;_#Ix good shirts made to order for €0, others charge FOu'§12: try us, and if we do not please vou rerurn the coods and get your money. ‘‘Lone Star” shirt factory, 188 Dearhorn-st., near Post-Offlce. OR SALE—A MOQNING GLORY, $x:3: SEL Teeding parlor stove Tor $20; cost §35. 416 State- 82.. third foor. LOST AND FOUND. e busincss in o well-cstablished hoslery mill. PARTNER WANTED_ SHOEWAKER A5 PART: her in one of the hest Ahoe-stores in this clty; re- uire a small eapital. from $500 to $1,500. Leave ad- ress under 3HOE PARTNER in Tribine ofice. P’Ar.r.wm WANTED—IN ESTABLISHE ‘cantile business by young man. Present caplal, £5.000; no debt. Like amount required to extend busi- ness. Addre:s M 12, Tribunc otfice.. O EXCIT STORE, AND LOT 25x125. EAST T% - on liglited st bitwcen Madiion and Mo £ 1.500; want clear property in clevs Rouse o0t preferred. Price $15,000, T. B. BOYD, Room 14. 146 Madlson-st. [0, ESCHASGE-T GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION 2 real estate; want RO esi- o ek ESUGH. Room 17, 162 FaSalle-sr. 70 EXCHANGE—FOR A FARM, A GPOINT BUSI- ‘ness propertys pays$60Tent a month, of other clty property. Address D& Tribunc oflice. FP0_EXCHANGE—70-ACRE FARM IN CEDAR T 1a.; Improved, clear, and other property in fown, improved, clear, for clty tmproved. - CIIAS. C. LANDT. Room f 188 Madison-st, T'0_EXCHANGE—RFSIDENCE 1N JERSEY CITY, [ O ihed at €10,000, will rent for S35, clear for a restdence in Chicago. NICHOLS, BRAGG & CO., 146 Dearborn-et. dence. 7390 LOAN, 1IN SUMS OF $5.000 AND GPWARDS, atfper cent, on fmproved city property. LYMAN & JACKSON, 34 Portiand Block. ARTSER WANTED—A BUSIN §2.500 can_obtain financial con Droficable establishied bustness.Address F 51, Trioune, " ANTED—A LOAY OF $600 FOR THREE TEARS ‘on 40 ncres of fmproved farming fand in Hlinols: il pay fair rates. Addres A 30, Tribune office. PATTYER WANTED—WITH A CAPITAL OF $500 T2 lowltimate business that will pay over 5500 per b month. 133 East Madison-st., Room 6. W:\XTED—AROUT $2.000 FOR FIVE YEARS; security a good. wc‘fl-lmgmr:fl farm In Oblo. KESLER BROS., 11 Portiand DI s profitable wholesale ng business, ylclfi?m.m 'lmflu. Address R 73, ’trlhunc oftice. ARTSER WANTEI T FIVE YEARS. ory stone front. NTED=15,000 T $20.000 at_7_per cent; inside’ fve-si Address E 23, Tribuac office. TANTED—S700 FOR ONE TEAR ON INDIAN iand worth $8,000; will pay 9 fier cent; no co! x missions. _Address 159, Tribunc office. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $3.000 TO $5.000 IN PR aen: medicine. Address' D 2, Tribune office. ARTNER WANTED—TO RUN, OR WILL SELL, fine restaurant and sleeing rooms conoected with first-class bar to right parties.” Good chauce to make “Adiress K 72, Tribune oftice. AN Wiko: operts for 3or 5 four times in excess of loan: uncxceptionable references. Address M 32, Tribune. money. rib SD—51.500 TO §2,000 ON CHOICE EVAN- | PANTSER WANTED—WITIT ABOUT 600 T0.GO D T O O eine o meopenty | P Mato awell estalishsd_grocers buslaoss. Good e et il Turala | fefercncesrequired. Calt at 0 Dearbora-at., Tioom 3. [0 ESCHANGE-CIDICE LANDS I TOwA ARD Dikots for olcar. Chlcago ‘roperts, merehandise, 3 TWO DUILDING LOANS. ONE OF W 2350, aaaof 50,000, {acliys brick residences. Dest orstock. DIIT, Tribune ofice. referen Address L 88, Tribune office. 0 EXCITAYGE_NEW OR SECOND-IAND PIANO O N FURNITURE WITHOUT O Ny O e or huiaios materia, - Address | VW Ik LN T e, Tribane ote, E RUGG, 9 Van Buren-st. [0 EXCHANGE-0 FEET (ONE-HALF BLOCK) o Lake shore, one block from Lincoln Park, for Kansas, Nebraska, or lowa lsnds. Address C74, Trib- une office. F'0_EXCHANGE — 10WA LAND (CLEAR) AND ‘cash for merchandise and personal property. Ad- dress OWNER, F 71, Tribune oftice, T9, EXCHANGE—OR FOR SALE CHEAP—A NO. 1 ‘saloon, billiard and pool tablee, hard wood fixtures, god btock. all in complete order. best location on West £fde, "and clear loton Ailwaukee-ay., for fmproved Dbusihess pranerty, clear, in town of Central Illinofs or Towa; or will_assume small_incumbrance. Give prjce and decription. _Address E 81, Tribune ottice. 3 PEIL‘OXAL—“’ILL TWO LADIES IN BLACK ON ‘car, Randolph to Madison-st., Saturday, 6 o'cloc send address 10 H 30, Tribunc office. £ 0 EXCHANGE—FOR GENTS' CLOTHING, A large-sized, brillant doubie heater with pipe, all complete. Apply at 309 West Lake-at. PER-SD.\'AL—GEST IN FRONT CORNER OF CO' ‘tage Grove through car at dusk Saturday, wish 0 meet brunette lady In seal cloak at his right. A dress F 58, Tribunc office. DERSONAL-ON_WIIAT CONDITIONS (SOCIAL or otticrwise) will some young lady give 8 young <enticman evenlng lessons op the plany or melodeon? ererence If desired. D 60. Tribune oflice, NIVORCES. TVORCES LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED for ail causes: resfdence unncccawsary: =aifidaviis sufmclent proof: fee small; best refcrences furpished. LPCENIET, dreomey, . 0. Box 503, Cilcago, 11l. IVORCES LEGALLY AND QUIETLY NE| Do cvery state sad eIty for 1htompacblliy: efc. Residence unnecessary. Fee after decree; 1 years® experience. A. GOUDRICIL T34 Dearbar: FYOU WIEH TO OBTAIN A DIVORCE FOR 1IN - comatiblifty of other ¢auscs. and not pay {or same il you recetve decrec, call at law otice of A, J. DEX- Tif, Rooms § and 9, § Madlson-st., Chicyzo. 11l JOTICE—T ASI THE ONLY PERSON wBTAININ Tegal alvorcer, bearing corelAcate of Judze of tho Court, -1 also refer to Clerk of Conrt and bustness men 1o Chieago. G. It d Chicago. MACHINERY. Tor SALE_SECOND-HAND MACHINERY—1 3- " horse cagine and bofler attached, 1 12-horss por- iable engine, 150-horse horizontal engine, 1 wu-horse Horizontal ciucine, 18-horse uprisht engine. uew; 2 Thibine water wheels. 1 pony surzaser, 1 fesawing ma- chine, 1 chaln-surfacer, G planers and matchers, 1 8 fnoldiug machine, 2 Smith morticers, 1 tenonini ma- % Small stickers, and a_ vanetr of saw-iables, scroll £ shapers, and wood-iurning latlies. Amerl- Can Steam Engine Works, 3(K-300 Canal-st., Chicago, R SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH. A CR. Elistih ot vt R pedlpeins vor bread._Can n . - SNy 5 Eavt andoiphost. ANTED-TO BUY OR RENT—A_ HAY PRESS, “.15,%?.’1 i, tobe moved - State whers cxh beseen. Addross F 77, Tribune omce. [0 EXCHANGE_FOR FARY OF MERCIASDISE, ‘twosnug. well-built, and well-rented brick houses, bdérs conyenlences, In'a eplendid nelghborhiood. Ad- dress K 75, Tribune office. 0 EXCHANGE—-STOCK OF BOOKS AND STA- T honae ot ood_{rade estabilahicds House and f)!;re Tot l!‘x ‘llnsdn (xx‘!-d:‘gflén ‘;hlcxl‘;. S’;ll’f:flh‘fll{:- use. o t: roved, light in- oumbrance, If Aoy, HUTGHINSON DBIOS., 83 Clark- st., basemént. 7]'0_ EXCHANGE—320 ACRES OF LAND THREE- T ocitka ot o ralls from villase of St. Amne, Til., well adapted for stock ralsing; 40fn timothy hay, and rest {n pasture; used every summerto pasture village stoc] Ariesian wells sll fenced. To trade for un- Incumivered Chicago property: Price, £0per acre. And aisotwo pairs of small match_ horscs to trade for fecond'hand pignos, tobe seenat . Fry'e, real-esiate broker. on Wednesday next. I GUERTIN To EXCHANGE—FOIZ GOOD RESIDENCE PROP- Rut, ash, and ponlar. w s Hear izdom 4, 134 Sadlson-st: L T 70 EXCHANGE-FOR A ROAD WAGON OR OTH- erpersonal property. 8 larie, bay Hambletoaian horse, JOHN MITCHELL, £46 and 833 Lake-st. O EXCITANGE—R0 ACRES NEBI:ASKALAND FOR £ood piano. L 81, TTibLné officc. [0 EXCHASGETWO, GOOD, WELE TFROVED ear Chicago, for clear clty property: one of 0 A G E 0 Actess all fonced. Addruss T 17, Tribune oftice. 770 ESCHANGE-FARMS 1IN TOWA, ILLINOIS. J: omfdx f\‘l’l‘c!\n o and chofce subarban for city prop- érty. FRENCH, 1i00m 8, 99 Wasuington-st. 70 EXCHANGE—FOR ANY GOUD PROPERTY, A near Slxteenth-st.: good Ontario propersy. free, for Tansc and lots or £oods; £ood improved Luilness prop- erty, rental $3300 per anoum. for cenyral busi Topcrty: Wil assume lacumbrance. PE BBAFRRS, 30 State PO ECHANGE-OF TRARE FOL & HOUSE I~ Chicago, s house in_New York; no_incumbraace; Yalue about §10,000. AT, 2 Wamen-av., Clicago. ‘”V\ D—$2.000 AND §1.500 ON GOOD REAL Catate, for legittmate business purpose. Princl- pals address It 102. Tribune office. ment Insurance compinies: only £ years to run. Address F a9, Trib- une office. TV ANIEDTO BOREOW L0 DY A O aible party on personsl property for six months o yeans wili pay 1 per cent per month. Address F 17, I une office. 3 NTED-5300 ONE YEAR: A 1 SECURITY; NV AR Re Sone. Qdires 160, Trmbune ofice: {{TANTED—S500 FOR_SIX MONTHS OR ONE WA Saron eproved Western farm. Address G 11, TflAbunaomt:cA NA/ANTED—TO LO. 5100 TO S150 ON FIRST- ‘class plano for use at my residence. dress D 80, Tribune otfe2. @ 3 EI SUMS TO_LOAN GH00 % ANRARS IS 70, 1oA% real estate security. JOHN W. £C0.. 94 Washin gton-st. ARTNER WANTED—A MAN TIHAT IS GOOD AT P A!fl"u :mdlc.sn keep El‘ ‘:l'l nr{ .bookt!‘;'l:huifl,M' c arried man, Tosuch a man ood Phance. ‘Address. with fall name, I, 3. Tribune office. ARTSER WANTED—WITH $1.000 OF $1,500 1N l) ;‘Tl'lnnufulllfln: Dbusiness. give the bestof city refercnces, and_the business will bear Investiga- tink. _Address'I25, Tribure office. PAFLEE, TASTED LAY FATTEE, TIT . by 3 vouns T e antiy Futnianed. "H o Trivane, NER WANTED—WITH $300 CASH, TO PARINER oreata establistied buainess; siuglé man preferred. 140 Monroe-st., Zoom 2. FTNER WANTED—IN A GENTLEMANLY, P e e basincss that ¥l clear $5.000 & year; Bmail capital required. D7 Tribuncofee. ______ DARTNER WASTED—WITH $300 READY MONEY P T 107 one of the surest Amuserment ehterprises; under tho direction of experlenced, Sbic,and rellable managers, with undoubted refercnces; Company reatdy to start. Call or address tmmeditely B F. cars Nattonal Printing Co.. Chicazo. ER WANTED—WITI( $6.000 IN A PEOF- A s, At stabilsned: sales satirely to holeaale trade. ani can be largely {acreased. A thor. SuEh investigation given. and 1€ yon want a good Dusiness 2ddress 3 17, Tribune office. ar OR SMALL SUMS T0 LOAN ON CHOICE ity also. fine desk, with room. to rent ?3349 nou'xf Foara of Trade. L 53, Tribune otice. n6) (1) TO LOAN: MORTGAGES BOUGHT: $92.000 afvanccs niade on collaterais. - Apply ¢ 130 Dearborn-st., ltoom 4. o RENE Rl <9 ()()() CASH ON HAND TO PAY FOR GOODS .:530(?“0 CANlect o ehattel moriRages. A 7 “Triba: ce. i @ =({) TO LOAN ON_FIRST-CLASS [NSIDE §7.:JOO property. CHASE & ADAMS, 20 Bryaa ARTNER WANTED—WITH MERCANTILE EX- perfence, undoubted references, and $2,000 cas! SIMIBE 10 travel 3 months first year:to take half f tercat sgm llliull:ll-l DX““"S“!‘B‘“ nn;z:fim:“ul'; ch’v:‘llnnl 17, netslng $16,000 now {nChicago. B thin-o3 chance In & thodsand. =¥ 31, Tribue. ARTNEK WANTED—WITH $3.000 TO JOIN ME AR vusineis I have favestigatzd In another city. We can clear §4,000 each annually. L 40, Tribane. ARTNER WANTED—IN A BREWELY AND P graln v:‘u!ho\ue In .\sl.lélnkwtl'l.(p‘!lsr “'5?:"“1 “riwn- ration; SN, 00 require - e P A reas DI, PHILLIPS, T4 State-st. ock. TO LOAN I SUMS TO SUIT, ON Slb.ooo city improved property, 8 8nd 9 per cent; no commlasion. EDWA RACE, 249 South Clark-st. §6,000,T0 LEND AT 8 AND 9 PER 510000, &t hbe el sy Tortland Block. == no = AN ON_EEAL ESTATE IN 25.000 790" 52 pETERSOY & BaY, No. 163 Iiaadolph-st. - @ TOAN OX IMPROVED CITY $40.000 325055 and Mitnols farms. WL S. McKNIGHT & CO., 155 Mooroe-at. _ @ { 3 LEN7 ON TOWA A 10, 000 Foms smid 03 Chicago property In sums 15 sale.* Principals sddress P. 0. Box 59, 8‘200000 T0 LOAS 0N CHICAGO PROF- erty oron liinofs fars at8 and 9 Srecut vory low commbsion. D, W. POMEROY, 70 Sratest 4 TIORSES AND CARRIAGES. T FUREY'S MARKET. TWELFTH-ST.. T A oriss on, Fuesiay's sile: must sell lower than private n.m._w:cnufly country horses auction, Stock- Fanis. ARTNER WASTED—WIO GNDERSTANDS THE Teail grocery business apd wil laveat squai ol ference jutred; or w i i) BT iready catabilshed. Call at 112 East Randolph- 8. BD“E fromy to 12 m. and 210 3 p. m. PAETER WANTED—82.500 WILL BUY HALF IN- terest fn iegitimate cstablished manufacturing Dustness In Chicazo. Ample security and inancfal con- trol Riven to right man, best references given and re- ired: profits guod; Investization solicited. Address E 3" Tritune otnce. >ARTNER, WANTED—WITH £1.: OR £2,000 PAEIEE ASTECS o oF B Tribune. 11l stand investigation. AddressD 42, Tr NEE WANTED=$1,000 TO$5,00-A YOUNG AT o Ras bech faat lately I the graln shipping Dalness 1a Northern Misotr., deslres (o procure au fn- evest In some well-vatabllshied wrain and provision irm Fe hicago. whodeslres t increase s capital: | 0:scaves Prime binlacss qualifcatlons 1o general, besides belog i micileal hookkeeper and ofice maz, and have 4,000 o E5S0casn to invest: means bosiness fn good falct, 10 Srat-ciass references and frecommendations wiil be forubined. Address C 53, ‘Tribune offige. FTNER WANTED—IN SALOON AND RESTAT- A business who can cominand from $30 to 5100 zash. Location one Of the Yery best. C 43, Tribune ofice. OUND_NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. THE OWNER can have the aame by describloz him and paying charges at 601 Cottage Grove-av. rouyn-prca0, X OF VELVET, wHlcH owner can have by provinz property. Address, with description, E 16, Trioune otlice. OUND—A PURSE LOST ON TW st. on Jan. 0 18 at 145 Twenty-first-s: [OSA NIYE NUFF, FRIDAY EV G. ON or near Sixteenthi-at.. between State-st. and Pral- rie-av. Finder will be liberally rewarded by resurning same to 40 Aldine-square. TLOSTA, DROWN WATE SPANIEL WITH ‘white spot on_breast was taken or strayed from corner of Adums and Aberdeen-ats. Thursdsy after- noon, between 4 and 6 oclock. “Any onebringlng. same to 38 Weit Adams-st. will bé rewarded. - 0ST—ON WARASH-AV. OR MADISUN-ST, CAR or st C. & A. it. K. denot Batuniay abodt 1 o'clack, alady’s Roman gold shawl-pin. A lberal roward if re- turaed to 194 Michigan-av., fzoom 2. T.OSTIAY; 3. & SINGLETREASTED FOLICE Coat, half done, between corner Dearborn-st. and 3. Any péron Wil be suitably NTY-SECOND- Archer-ay. and Twelfth and Stat Teturniog same to 1018 Wentworth- rewarded. OST—BROWS BOA, THURSDAY, JAN. 11, P 3., ‘on Adams-st.. between Leavitt and Loomis. Flenss Toturn to 400_Jackson-at. and recelve reward. OST—COMING FROM INDIAN. Side, Canal-st., & mink bea.” A w will be patd on delfvery of same at 621 South Cagal-st. or1113 Tndlana-av. LOST4,, NEWFOUNDLAND PUP, 4 MONTH3 old. with white 2pot on the breast, "curly hatr, and Felghs 60 to 63 pound, A Iiberal reward for his rétam will be glven by LOULS BAMP, Jr., 64 McGregor-st. OST—AMETHYST RING, SET WITH DIAMONDS 1n cluster, at Snow’s Academy, corner West Wash- ington and Green-ats.. Iast Friday eveaing, Retarn same to 602 West Lake-st. and receive suitable reward, 88 [t was 8 gift from a deceased husband. B. 0ST—LAKGE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG ANSWER- ering the name of Carroll. _Aliberal reward wiil ‘be paid to any ore returning him to L.LILJENSTROM, 111 Clybourn-av., or 24 Lasrabee-at. OST—FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FROM 336 WEST Jacksoneat.. a dark flver-coléred polater puppy ¢ monihs old, strab around hixneck, Jarge legs and feet. Teturn him th 378 Van Buren’ and recelve reward. MATT. W. BORLAND. - TOSE-VEDSESDAY. JAN. 10 A LARGE GOLD ‘cross and chain. A'liberal reward will-be pald by Tetarning the same 0 J. C. PENNOYER 145 Vernon- &Y., or 150 East Adama-st. ICKED UP ON THE 4TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1876, at Lansing Etatlon, 1wo bay mare-ponles and top buggy: wereleft by aman who wanted o call fur {hiem, bt sever retamed: the owneredu getihs team roving property and pastni expenses. ISTIAS R R K Finiing statlone 111: RO ARLT-ABOUT 7 O'CLOCK BATURUAY ‘evering, small bay roan mare, with cutter: lssc en going south on Michigan-av. _Finder wiil be liber- ally rewarded by returning to M. EDGERTON, stables 37 80d 20 Enst Fourteenth-: EWARD—IF TiF._GIEL W0 T00K LOCKET and neck-chaln from my room at 12 Twelfth-st., Friday. Jan. 5. will return {tahe will berewarded, sad positively no guestions aaked. _X. F. QTEATED-OR STOLEN_ONE SORREL MARE AND expresa wagon, No. 1,068, on the evening of Jagu- ary the 13th, from 620 State-at.: any oue returnlag the same or giving information 1o 9aud 11 Ease Adams-ic. will be rewarded. ol T[FAREN UP—SATURDAY APTERNO0OY, A RUN- away bay mare and harnes<. Can be’ found &t JAMES GALLERY'S, No. 1 Chestant-it. AKEN UP-BAY OR- B! HORSE AT 82 West Laki $r) REWARD-STOLEN FROM BARY IN REAR Ze) of 41 Weat Lake-xt., s dupur dark moiise- colored horse, 193 haads higii, and about ¥ yearsuid, lefthind foot white, Interfering shoeson behind, sod long black slim tall.” The above reward will be pald to the one returning the hore. LOUIS SUES, 47 West Lake-st._ Resldence, 20 North Carpentes BUILDING MATERIAL. OR SALE—A LOT OF 4} INCHI, BRASS FACE. mortise locks at $5 dozen: fron face st $1.80 Der dosen. A W. WHERLBIL 141 Lake-st, U WX Call afternoons all the week. Room 10,