Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1877, Page 10

10 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY., MARCH 25, REAL ESTATE. A Moderate Activity in the Loan Market. Demand for Residence Property on the North Side. Brilding in Chicago Since Jan. 1--- Iarrow Houses. New Building Association Law, Nothwithstanding the continuance of the ex- ecrable weather, thiere was quite an improve- ment inthe loaning business the past wecl. Last year's fizures loom up largely on sccount of thererecord of a $£1,310,000-mortaare. Of course this was not a new Joan, and ouxht, to be deducted in order to make a fair comparison be- tween the corresponding weeks. It appears that borrowers have cither become tired of waiting for sumething to turn up, or bave come to the conclusion that the winter of our discon- tent cannot fast much longer. There scews to Le a general expectation amougst loan agents of a large demand for woney 85 500n as the weath- er moderates, 50 as to insure the use of bricks without saow and ground without frost. Muny loans . are still negotiated at 7 per cent, but. if there is an increase of applicauts and a simultaueous revival of business generally, the prices of money must zdvance, and hence those ‘who contemplate borrowing are to becommena- ed in taking advantage of the existing favorable terms. There is avglight talling off in pay- mients, but as a geperal thing loan agents make but little complaint on this head. The following were the importaut transac- tions of the past weel 5 Clark street, 20 feet cast front by S0 feet on Madison street, sonthwest coruer, $15,000; tlree years at 7 per cent. The Fuller Building, on Dearborn street, south of Madison street, 350,000; fiveyears at 8 per cent. Micligan avenne, corner of Van Baren street, 50 by 171 feet, $20,000; five years av 8 per cent. Park avenue, 73 feet, south front, corner of Rober street; also 2734 feet fronting south on Monroe street, adjoining the Brran Block, to secure an indebtedness to the National Bank of Tllinois of §34,000, payable Oct. 1, 1876, with T per cent interest, and an actual loan of $22,000, payaple to Wackellar, Smiths & Jordan, of Thiladelplus, in one, two, and three ¥ears from Oct. 1, 1876. The Park avenue property is sub- Ject vo a previous incumbrance of $7,000. ‘West Madison street, 50 by 125 feet, 50 feet west of Sheldon street, $5,000; five years at 8 ‘per cent. LaSalle street, 20 feet east front by 80 feet, be- tween Lake and South Water streets; also, 264 by 297 feet, corner of Praurie avenue and Thirty- eihth street, $27,000; three yearsat 7 per cent. ‘T'wo blocks between Forty-eighth and Forty- ninth streets, west of Madison avenue, $15,000; iwo years at 10 per cent, subject to previous in- cumbrance. Block 1, in J. D. Lehmer’s Subdivision of S. E. i of 8. W. 3{ of Sec. 5, 35, 14, $17.000; five years at 9 per cent. The triangular lot corner of Noble street and North avenue, in the occupation of the Chicago Stecl Works, $15,000; five years at 8 per cent. Park avenue, 50 feet norfh front, 100 fect west. of Wood street, §5,000; three years at § per cent. Wabash avenue, 40 feet west front, between Jackson and Van Bureu strcets, $15,000; five ¥ecrs at § per cent. CUMPARATIVE STATENENT FOR THE WEEE ENDING nancu 24, | 1877. 1876, Instruments, — | No. | C'sideral'n|| No.| Csideral'n. Trust-deeds| 1343 454,119 149'S 497,502 Morigages..| 26] 34,115] ‘40{ 1,309 Agzregste..| 1005 488,234| 189/5 1,607,152 Releases 1 1‘ 19¢ COMPAUATIVE STATENENT PROM MAGCH 1 TO MARCH 1576. No. | Csideratn, 0'$ 1,685,220 158 1,789,376 i 1877, Instruments ———— —— | Xo. | Céideratn Trust-decds] Mortgages.. Aggregate. 55031,484, 207 S 3,474,605 Belesses...| 527........ ...l @il . RALES Of THE WEEK. There is a zoud demand for residence proper- v on the North Side, and tair prices are obtain- . A Tot, 30x150 feet, on the northeast corner «<f Pincand Erie streets, was sold for 33002 Tfoot, cash. Another picce, 50x109_fect, on Hu- ron street, between Cass and Rush strects, Lrougnt $250 2 foot. W. D. Kerfoot & Co. sold 25x150 feet on North Dearborn street, between Oak and Maple, Tor $300 = foot. cash. Ira Brown sold two-story house with six lots, - at Park Ridge, toScott R. Hibbard for $1,000; ten lots at Lakeside to E. J. Phipps for $1.000; tenlots at Lakeside to J. W. Cassell for §1.020. Edward Pardridge sold to Charles E. Wiswell + two houses and Jots on Woodland Park, sonth of Cottage Grove l\'l:nnthé'cr £16,000. Isaac Pugh sold 753¢x123 fect, corner of Lake g\l's’zaxxelm Pier etreets, to A. M. Reading for AL L. Bundy sold house and lot on Michigan avente, north of Thirtieth strect, toIsnac Lamb, Tor $25,000; also, bouse and lot on Wabash ave- nue, north of Seventy-fourth street, for $25,000. Mr. St. John old _50x100 feet on northeast o -lare i curner of Green aud Fulton streets, improved, for $10,000. . Henry & Jacob Weil sold two houses, with 50x150 feet, on Sonth Park avenue, near “Twenty-sixth street, cast front, for $9,000 cash. ¢ E.S.Dreyersold24x100feeton Larrabee street, |¢near Lincoln avenue, for §1,400 cash; lot on : Twelith street, near’ Lincoln' strect, for 550 casl ;_ Merrill Engle sold for Charles W. Wheeler 100 fect on West Wachington strect, near Elizabeth *.gtreet, for §17,500 cash; also, one lot, Wicker Park, $800 cash. Adolf Heile sold Lot 1, Block 4, Rogers’ Sub- - dfvision, N, E. 3 8. W. i Sec. 4, 39, 14, being i, N. W. corner of Elm and Bremer streets, with building, s for $2,000. SATURDAY'S TRANSFERS. The following instruments were filed for rec- ‘ord Ssturday, March 24: CITY rROPERTY. Grove court, 354 {t w of Larrabee st, sf, 2431001, 'dated March 52, 3 550 Ada st, 165 1t nof Randolph ¢f, ¢ f, 555137 1t, dated March 24........ .. 2,500 Emierald at, 6 ¢ cor of Sicarns sf, w f, 100% 115 ft, dated Jan. 18.. .. 4,000 Stewart av, 2025 ft 6 of Thirty-first st, ¢ f, 25x124 1-10 11, dated March 24.. 640 ‘Wabashav, 50 ft n of Jackson st, e f, 25x 100 ft, duted March 24 (Joseph C. Clar] =on to David Keene).. 25,000 Kevley st, 112 1ts of Lyman s, 213100 £t (with building No. 9), dated March 24... 600 Menshaw av, 48 ft & of Fullerton av, cf, 243100 ft, 'dated March 22 .. 500 Thirty-third «t. 328 8-10 1t e of Cottage Grove av, n{. 20x119 1t, with otherprop- erty, dated MATCh 5uveoonssoeoveeceneis 8,000 Thirty-seventh 8t, n w cor of \ernon av, & f, 117299 ft, dated March 24 .. 8,500 Clayton sl, 751teof Fiskst, s t4 £, dated siarch 24 .. 1,500 Foarth av, 148 ft W, undivided 3§ of 4943100 ft, dated March 3 vieeene. 6,000 W DITS OF SEVEN MILES OF THE rOURT-HOLSE. Wabash av, 175 fL8 of Fifty-seventhet, cf, 502160 ¢, dated March 22 SUMMALY FOR THE WEEK. The following is the total amount of city and suburban trausfers within a radius of seven miles of the Court-House, tiled for record dur- duz the weck ending Saturday March 24: City fales, 63; consideration, &315,160. North of ity limits, sales, 3: consideration, §,500. South of ity limits, sales, 14: consideration, $170,330. West of city limits, sales, 1; consideration, £1,200. Total sales, $6; consideration, $196,240. - BUILDING 1N CHICAGO. : . The number of buildings projected in thiscity Eince Jau. 1 to March 17 was 150; of these, one vost §75,000; one cost $00,000; one cost £25,0005 1wo cost over §15,000 each; two cost over £10,000; thirty-ive cost over 35,000 each; and EIXty-seven cost over §3,000 eachi; besides, only 2 portion bave the - cost stated ia the vermit. Tle total valuation of all buildings cummenced since Jan. 1 is aver $530,000. Chi- «2z0 builds only in brick, stone, and iron. There were, besides theabove, 136 its granted for alterations fn buildings. Taese will average $500 cach, wmaking $73,000.— Zzal Estate Journal. NiUROW HOUSEs. What can be dune with narrow houses may be seen in the two brown-stooe front dwellings now nesrly finiched on Michigan avenue, near Twentieth'strect, for Mr. Leander Read.” The two houses occupy but 32 feet in width or 16 feet and are 56 fect dcep.. Each has a triapeular ‘bay which, baving but two exposed sices, Is treated with hberd]l window-openings, insu‘.}d “of .the. cramped, narrow ents neceSSary to the ondinary octagon bay. e in- teriors are open and roomy. These dwellings are three storfes high, with basements and snb- cellars, fn wnich latter are a fine laundry, furnace Toom, coal, and vegetahle ccllars for 1 bouse; the kitchen and diming Toom, both e, with ample and convenient closets and sture rooms,are upon the busement floor. Upon the irst floor are the reception-room in front, the - warlor, with its fine bay-window, extending- across - the entire width of cach house {n the rear, .and the fine stainuse hall betweep these rooms. The feature of the staircase hall upon the fivst story is_an open flirc-place with window above, which will add greatly to the cheerfalness of the inte- rivr. ‘The chambers and three bid-rovms oc- cupy the upper oors, with ample closets and a fine bath-room on eich story. A dumb-waiter reaches from the sub-cellar to the chamber story of cach house, NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION LAW. The Buiiding Astociation Journal, of Philadel- thia, publishis in full the bill prepared by its editor, proposing amendmeats to the Building Jaw of Penusyivanin. We give an extract of ita terms, us. the subject of building assoclations is one of great fmportance to Chicago. The law i% approved by the leading Philudelphin asso- ciations, and has received the editol sunction of the Pimiladelphia Ledger : The first scction provides for the payment of premiums in weekly, monthly, or quarterly install- mente, The second section provides that upon the repay- ment of 2 loan made on the /installment plan, no premium shall be returned ot credited 10 the vor- rower, fur the obvious rezson that no premium is advanced, as onder the old plan. ‘The third section comes 1o the relief of the plan where preminma are deducted in_sdvance, and where, under the provision just quotea respecting return of preminms, ull avcociations are required toreturn one-eighth as though they would expire in eizht years, when ten, eleven, and, in the raral dietricts, sowetimes twelve years inthe lifeof a series of stock. This iz oo fixed & provision, and works injustice by giving ina_majority of cascs & 1arger share of return premiums than tie borrower is cntitled to, The third rection givesa play of four years, between the shortest and lungest time Hikely to bo taken in ronturing stock to §200, and allows the preminm to be returned 1n monthly fractions. Section fourth is intanded to simplify and make uniform the manner of mssessing damages, and s1ating a claim agninst a defaulting borrower. Scction fifth is intended to Jay down a plain course for associations in the maiter of flues, and 10 prevenl excessive infliction, and s limiticss piling up of fines for un indefinite number of months or years, oftentimes to the ruin of the borrower and the heavy loss of the non-borrower who happens 10 get in‘arrears. The fine innot to exceed 5 per cent, and is only chargeable for six months after the first lapse. The stock under the provisions of the bill, whether of borrower or non-burrower, can at the option of the Directors be declured for- feited. and, under the provisoat_the fout uf the section, ceases o earn anyfimfll when once 20 de- clared after due notice to ail concerned. RENTS IN BROOKLTX. ‘The landlords of Brooklyn refused last year to vield to the necossitics of tenants, and, as & consequence, had 5,000 vacant _houses on their hands during the year. The lesson they bave learned they are puiting into practice now, and competition for tenants is the order of the day. Houses with all the modern improvewents, ‘within half an hour of the ferries, cuu be had for $450 to $650 a year. LIFE-INSURANCE. How Some New York City Companfes Are Managed—The Salaries and Commissions Pald to Ofiicers and Agents-—Testimony from the Globe, the Mutual, and the New YorkLife Companies. Corresvondence New York Sun. ALBANY, March 2L.—The Insurance Commit- tee met to-day at 9:30 a. m., Mr. Cowdin in the chair, aud resumed the examination of witnesses tuudtln%sahn‘es and other compeasaticn of of- ficers of life-insurance companies. Mr. James M. Freeman, Seerctary of the Globe Company, was recalled, and said that it was the custom of his and other life compauies to allow their attorneys to charge about 1 per cent be- gides the usual fees for all loans made and legal Imterest, and that the companies did not thin! was usurious to do so. The Finauce Comumitte of his and many other companies had acted as appraisers, and the loans had uever excecded 50 er cent of the value of approved property. ¢ admitted, however, that his Company held about $700,000 worth of real estate, bought in within the last year or two under joreclosures at about threc-fourths of the face of the mort- are, intercst, and legal expenses, and that his Company rented the Eropt:n‘,‘ §0 bought in, be- ing dwellings, for_about 5 or 6 per cent of the mortgages.” Mr. Freeman mentioned on case where ¢ valueof the pmgcrty, in his opinion, was $6,000% Fet it was bought in for $1,000. He €aid his Company,during the present staguation of the market, deemed it nseless to try and scll all of their real estate, and therefore held it. It was rented, and secured by fire insurance. The commissions paid by his Company ou insurance secured was 30 and 7h{ for sevén years, which was the usual price paid. Geng agents get 85 and 10, out of which local solicitors are paid. For collections from 1to 23¢ per cent is paid. The salaries received by him and the President were §2,500 each, with $10,000 each for allowances of 2 per cent on the net in- come. His was a mixed company, part stock and routual. The capital was $100,000, on which the stockholders draw 7 per cent, and & like amount on the guarantee fund, made up out of dividends on the surplus fund. The amount of the guarantee fund was now $100,~ 000. It may be increased to $500,000. The counsel of the Company are Sewell & Pierce, and Fullerton, Knox & Co., to whoin the com- pany pay a salary. The Company also have at- torneys, who ure paid for ep services and receive commissions on loans. The costs of foreclosures brought in are paid by the Com- pany. The Company had not obtained judg- mentson the bonds for loans made on property ot in. Mr. Willlam Sturges, Mnuu.g;:fig of $6,560. bor Dix"lcgctor of the Compauny, Zets a sal Sixty-seven thonsand dollars would cover all the salaries of the Company. The terminations during 1876 would equal about 2,500 policies, or about the amonnt of mew business, on which ‘was paid about $32,000 for losses, aud some sur- render values. The balance wus forfeited. The Companylitigated onlya small number, some of ‘which were compromised. A $20,000 risk in St. Louis was compromised for $16,000, The death occurred three months & uf- fer the policy was issued. The fire jusurance was in the hands of Mr., Wright, a clerk who receives a salary of $1,000 and com- nission on the fire insurance placed. The rein- surance is small; not over §150,000. The rein- surance of all companics when made is about 15 er cent less than the usual premijums charged. 'he Globe reinsured the risks on the Merchants’ Life to the extent of about $2,000,000, for which his Compuny received a reserve of 43¢ per cent, amounting to about $100,000. His Company pald no one anything for securing this relusur- ance. Mr. Lloyd, Secretary of the Mutual Life, said he had only been Secretary for a year., The President left about three weeks ago, and when last heard from was in California, and was ex- pected back in May next. Mr. McCurdy was the Vice-President and principal manager in the absence of the President, and was fully con- versant with_the practices ‘of 'the Company. The salary of the Solicitor of the Company,Mr, Patmer, was $14,000. Other compensation of the attorney or attorneys is charged to the ex- pense sccount. Witness could mnot name ihe counsel or attorncys employed: outside of the city; that would come under the law department, of which 3ir. Palmer was the head. All legal matters are referred to. the Law, De- partment. Witness from memory coula not tell the amount, nor to whom paid, of attorney aud counsel fees during 1876, save that repre- sented by Prof. Bartlett. Tl amount paid to weneral “ageuts for commissions during 157G would equal $500,000 or $600,000, out of \which all soliciturs’ and oflice aud ageucy expenses are paid. No commission was allowed ou tne small amount which was_volantarily secured at the home office. All bills were credited by the Finapce Committee and paid by check. William 31 Vernilye and Seymour L. Buested are on this expense committee. The trustees are clected "Ly the policy-iolders by proxy. But few eall and vote in person. These proxies exist 1o a large amount on policies in force, on which the oliicers elect the trustees annuaily. Proxies arc not renewed aunually, but continue unul clanged. _Mr. Lloyd was excused, as the committee deemed Mr. McCurdy, fu the absence of Mr. ‘Winston, the proper person Lo testify as to the vames of counsel employed, and the general practice of the Company Morris Franklio, President of the New York Life-Insuraoce Company, was called, and, after apulogizing for non-ompliance witn the resolu- tion as to salaries by report in_writing, said tie Was now ready to answer ali questions that might be put to him. Asto salaries, he would £ay that the President and Vice-President each receive a salary of $25,00, and # bonus of $6,250 each, making $31,250; three medical examiners $11,000, maknz a total, includine. out-of-town medical examinations, of $£41,000; other em- gloyes receive a total of §2] and seventy- ve clerks 2n aeuregate of $95,000. The amount 2id to the President and Vice-President for 576 was the same as for the preceding five or six years. Trustces get $5 in gold for each meeting attended. - This is the ususl custom. Io 157 821,000 was paid to counsel. Among the couunsel employed was Mr. Carpenter, of Wash- ington. All fees on loans are paid oy the bor- rowers. " These fecs are the usual charges for gearches and commissions over I interest. Messrs. Fullerton, Knox & Crosby are- em- ployed; also Mr. Bogert and some thirty or foriy other law frms throughout the United States. The Company reinsure part of some of its risks;- but nome in New York companics. The Trustees are elected by the policy-Lolders by proxy, mostly, except a few who appear in person—not over thirty or forty. These proxies run indetinitely, aind are used by the officers to elect the Trustees annually, who elect tie ofticers and Finunce Cowmmitite.. In the buildiug of the Compuny loans are maide on vroperty worth ai. least double the amount ol the loup. A considerable amount of mort- gaged property had been bought in under fore- closure, as there were mo_ bidders over the mortgages. This property the Company still held and rented. Of the 4,000 or 5,000 lapsed and surrendered policics iv 1576, %000 or 4,000 were forfeited and marked off. About 150 were restored sinve Jauuary last. The average age of these terminated policies wns probably five years. We have agents in the South buying upour Southern risks, as our expericuce is that they are not us zood as our Northern risk: We puy an cquitable price for them. No com- pany is lezally bound to pay anything on a lapsed policy. Itis purely s matter ol grace with all_companies. The witness said "that William H. Beers, Vice-President of the New York Life, could speak morc in detail as to the general practice of this and other compantes, 25 fo counsel employed, salaries, commissions, and expenses. ~ After consultation, the Committee concluded 1o adjourn, that Messrs. Beers, of the New York Life, McCurdy, of the Mutual, and others might be called. To-morrow the oflicers of the Knickerbocker will be examined, and others, if ready. A LEGEND OF THE NORTHLAND. Away. away in the Northland, Where the hours of the day arc few, And the nights sre eo Jongin winier “They cannot sleep thew through; Where they harness the swift reindcer " ‘To the sicdzes when it snows; And the children look like bears® cube, 1n their fuuny, farry clothes: They tell them & carious story— 1don't believe 'tis true— . And yet you may learn u lesson i il:l the tale to yon: Once. when the good St. Peter Lived jn the world below, And walked about it preaching, — Just a3 he did, you know,— He came to the doo of a cottage, In traveling round the carth, Where a littlé woman was making cakes, And asked for a sgle onc. So she made a little cake; But, as it baking lay, She lookedat it, and thought it seerned Too large to give away, Therefore she kneaded another, And still a smaller one; But it looked when she turned it over, As large as the first had done, Then she took a tiny 6crap of dongh, And rolled and rolled it flat, Aud baked it thin as a wafer— ‘Buu she conldn't part with that; For she satd, **My cakes that seem too smil When I eat them myself, Are yet too larze to give away s Sa’she put them ou a shelf, Then good St. Peter grew angry, For he was bangry 2nd faint} And surely such & woman ‘Was enough to provoke a saint. And he said: **You are far too sclfish ‘To dwell in a human form, To have both food and shelter, And fire to keep you warm. *4Now you shall build as the birds do, And shall get your scanty food By, boring, and boring, and boring, “All day in the hard, dry wood. ™ Then she went up through the chimney, Never speakini a word; odpecier, And outof the top flew x wo Forxhe was chunged to a b Ske had a scarlet cap on her head, And that was left the same; But all the rest of her clothes were bnrnea Black as a coal inthe flame. And every country school-boy - 1128 seen fier in the wood, Wha.e she lives in the trees to this very day, Boring and boring for food. And this Is the lesson she tcachea: ive not for yoursclf alone, Lest the needs you will not pity Shall one day be your own. Give plenty of what is given you; Lisien to Pity's call; Don't think the little you give is grea And the much you get is small. Now, my little boy, remember that, Aund try to be kind and jood, When you zee the woodpecker's sooty dress, And sce her scarlet hood. Youmayn't hechanged toa bird, though youlive As !clduhl‘y as you can; But you will be changed to a smaller thing— A mean and seltish man. Pumse Canr. ————— ““Bridget, Itold you to let me have my hot water the first thing in the morning.” “Shure, sir,” said Bridget, **didn’t I bring it up and lave it at the dure lust night, so as to have it in time?? — PERSONAL. PERSONAL-MILLER: MINYIE 18 WELL; LOST ur noie 0f 8 yeat azo; allu fraud; am slone. - Ad- dniss E 32, Tribuie ofce, ERSONAL_LITTLE FRIEND: WEITE AGAT _same ‘address. * Your letter came too late. J. SANDS. PERSONAL—A YOUNG GENLTEMAN WAVING w0 season tickets to theatre, desires the m;rlunl:s- Ti: SEATRCIT Bo'clock, C. &nce of a socfal young: lady o nccunipany him, PERSONAL—BRUCE: T GOT YOU] i §: Cail Wedneaday evening at the house, PERSOSAL-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WOULD ke the” gequatntance of 4 young iad; object, amuscment. Address [ 80, Tribuné ofiice. PERSOSAL NG LADIES DE siring the acqualntauce of Lwo respectable young gents cau conform the same by addressing C 57, 1rib- uge otlice. ERSONAL—TDA, FLEASE SEND ADDIESS TO __your friend._ THE DRUGG! ERSONAL—WILL FRIEXD WHO WIOTE 70 Mrs, . Dlease write and appoiat an tervign?. 'PEESUTALE THIS COMES T0 THE NOTICE OF Mr. Guaiav Birustile, he will be kind erough to Eend his' address to 41 Lortland Biock. PERSOSAL—A WEALTHY SWISS GENTLENAN 18 desiroun of opening correspondence with u Iady of renement. Object: acyuaintance, smuscment, mat- mony. _Addreas K 92, fribune office. TO EXCHANGE. "\ RALE CHANCE FOR A PARTY WISHING TO J‘\. exchange clty esiate fora saloon; stock and fix- Tares all complete: corner. Weat Sides value, $2.500. AI{«I_!‘\!E! L 24, Tribune otiice. S A DARGAIX-XE 1OUSE AXD TOT ON whsT 5 B for stock of gre- e Kent appi or 1998 Buttergeld st cerfes. - No agent deed apply. OIFINECTOY, ¥ RICK ENCE, 1: ST FINE_LOGA- F 4k Tribune. RESIDENCE, 12 ROOMS, tion, large lot, for fmproyed farm._F. ENVER CITY REAL ESTATE, AND CASH '500ds, 10 cxchunge for Conk County property. Give description of same. ” C 2, Tribune oilice, XCHANGE—~A FINE FARM IN DI L4 County, Town. pear rafiroad, all avallabi improved property on New York Coutral. Waut North Side unlimproved. clear, or ‘with small inculabraoce. D a3, Tribime ottic Toscuas E AND CLEAL REA Tor merchandise ur good Chifcago equiiles. OGDE. 148 Dearlarm s1.¢ bosementoflon - L YXCHANGE—MUSIC LESSUNS ON PIANO. GUIT- ar, barp, or organ. for furniture or anvthing I'can use. A 100, Tribune office. 4, cambrance $4, 000, clty unfmproved, clea ]:QU!T\‘ IN CITY 4 “outside. cley AICNANGE OF RENT—A % ulshiod house with urual cgave . for country pruperty or incrchandise. - A. B. SEMPLE, 50 Twenty~ fourth-st. TOARD OX THE XORTII SIDE D werhrar groceries or dry goods. Ad- 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. e — ey 5 PARTNERS WANTED, 7 TO EXCHANGE. W . LANGLEY, 172 TANTED=IN . Jots and jewelry, marble, with ‘small “in hetween_Kiglteeath Caluwe, Wik Tuard Address £, Whd e ood st of clothes. eaviti-st. ontl Clark. st. or Michlian-a IHANGE Creand par from $1.059 10 $2,000° cash 5., N0. 46 C & NTED—TO EXCHANGE—VALUABLE MIN TV A Fereats ana property in Colgrado clty P A B e e, - A GOOD FOLDING-COVER VICTOR NTE 1,000-BONDS OF MO- B EE.‘,’,.?,T_",L‘-}‘,I.,‘,?,%:.'Q,.‘,.. thie Peoriz, Atlanta & fe_or lowa B30, Tribune. 'ED—TU EYCHANGE—CLEAR LOTS FOR WA T so0d onss ani 10t on South Side. W B. LA CHANGE FOR SUBUGDAN ® tirsi-clnss House, stoue {ront or acumbrance, on the South Side, ‘aud Thiety-itn-st.. on Pralric, Address L 57, Tribune. PROPELTY FOR_STOCK OF ric-st., basement. for_enui- ‘of k00ds to make me 3 “3 CLOTHES, 405 Sonth A “YIIKT HAVE YOU IN EXCIANGE FOR mink sacque? Groceries, furnitus preferred._Address It 87, Tribune otfice. zood proprty. Waabifigton e \Vl\sxlzu-m\n TASDS 1N EXCITANGE FOR JAS. 8. GOODMAN & CO., 68 e ~GOOU “PIANOS T 1CT AND REAUTIFGL TONE ROSEWOOD, TP- R D e e (one, 14 Tolce S4%0, t ome cure. fine fone. 113 £850,— e Tor 0. R T MARTING 154 State-si. JMEET MUSIC AT 2 CENTS A PAGE—IUST RE- s N Sori A Tagse hotof aheet music. selling a2 cents a page. K. T. MARTIN, 151 State-at. IO RENT-OR EXCHANGE—A NEW 7-0CTAVE chieap. Address {59, Tribune office. FPHE OLD RELIABLE WARDNAN TIANOS AND thie Waters < Sonsoricans for sal at the headquarters. MARTI 154 State ‘Tuunth for sale at 3 bargalr ANTED-CLOTHING _1 W Aler Kiiress 5, Tribuve office. “OCTAVE, ROSEWOO ND-COR; T erattums plano and stos) &hs. worth. St nificent orzun proportionately clieap. 338 3 ud CAST{ WILL BUY A GOOD 7-OGTAVE BOS- $85 b Ton plano i excellent urder, ~Clivago Storage w3 Vi -8t @774 WILL BUY A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD, B175 FiL ST iinoforie, wlib agraite, late m- roveiments. extra moldiney, rich carved legs fud lyzes 3, T. MARTIY, 154 State-st. ANTED—G0OOD State. about 200 furnfshing 13, 163 Clar} DIERDVED FARM I¥ TS acres, for Dew stock of clothinig fo0us invuice cash $10.000. J- ANTED—Tt OiD & CO. drees B2, Tribune office, f s JouUITYIN NEW GRICK NOUSE, ALSO GOOD 5 2 oo (pid up), gold walches and chains, din- ‘mond rings, and other jewelry, clzani, buggies, wagons, sud harness, amounting to $4,000, for clear house xud Jovun Weat Side of same value. 160 West Monroe—st. FxCilANG ?mni r._jn,n LoTs 1N ILLINOIS Y town; Siisxourd, Kansas, lowa, and Texas Iands f0) cliy. resldence or trade. WAL . MCKNIGAT & CO. 155 Monroe-ut. o2 TONCHANGE=WILI, GIVE STAIR-CARPRNTER, FSoT T ek for-good NaEes-Home. _ Adarcss 185 Tribune otice. oL EXCI”foKG 1 m’inu with Inrge bai arrauged for two famiies, se 1 Tinal (abi i this Srater G B WILSOS, Rooms, 113 Randolph: o S i i ool EXCANGE-OXEE OF 3T 0T TUNDRED dollar lots for pajnting and caleimining: must be Careful workman, - 1RA BROWN, 142 Lasail Foiz CHANGE—A FIN Ta: lol. o1 4 corner of une of the best West Sidug wunt elear ity OF cOUDLTy property. drees OWNEKR, L . Tribune oftice. JP9R BXCHANG rects ou Ade 253 AN 130 4 Tand, with mprovements, In Audrain County, Bfsauri, TWaces Ia Nonroe Connty, Missourd, with story house, Ane harn anit onthnild] from Parts, sin R n“r, 5 Metropulitar m i1iiD HINSDALRE e, top bugzy, and barness. J. 1o SDlllEluv 0 acres 6 mil roperty for hoy WaLLAGH: Lo E, 10T 3 ~fourth-st. i 2Ok EXCHARGEZGOOD land for ofl palutings, pletur thiree marlie fronta on North Sid 54 Bust Ml Raom 3. FOIL CARPETS AND FURY atilied huracs, and top ‘ribune oice. fil exchaiize for new or r will sell chieap. BE—FIIST QUALITY FAL: lowe, tudiand, aod Missourl glven 1 13" aculust Skow-Datersen, £ nspeuded bauKs. JAMES Mo- exch; Isbers T WEST VAN BUIEN- at., Tor bulidings to hullt ou ft: will make loan onte. JOHN C. LONG, @ washington-st. Q01 ESCHANGE—FOR WILD LANDS, CL faiproved farin, amail lucuinbrance. the caalties In o louses and fonr 1ota on West Slde ear direet-cers. H othier propert, NG hasidisg 20 clty W. H. WILLLINS, 14 ) iy WA e waten, Xkeeper, nearly new., A JOOR SALP—A LOT 50¢ un the doflar. talrs, u 0 EXCHANGE—ROOFING OR RE- roofs for cash or {13 equivalent. ANTED=T0 EXCIIAN T A ina furnisure, pole. hapmes, aad cashe 30 Lake, J. oofers, 169 South LaSalic-st. AL-SKIN SET FOR DIA- C&s, Tribnne oftice, A BED FOR A GOLD- , duplex movement, good time- L8], Tribune oflice. ~ FOR_SALE. OF PR AWM 1‘ Ot SALE—A LOT St up-stuirs. 7OR SALE—A FIX did singer. K7 revoivers at $2 each. F 7-5110T NICRLL-PLATED F LSNOT T TR “Tribune Tox SALE—FIXT oitee. Yery cheap {f takeu lmuediutely. 55 OF A MILLINERY-STORE Y 78, Tribune Eoods store, Cl ‘Ol SALE—FIXTURES OF G TS FURNISHING 93 Sonth Halated-st. ‘Fm: SAI st (suckel up-stafrs. —A LOT OF Tl ok of xad roas Cleap. A-W. WIHEILED up-eairs. OX FLUTERS AT $115 wiil ke . WLt SALE—A DEAGTITUL SODA-WATER AP, TP aten Tonens mare: o8 S nEW; cost $450; P.BRAZELTON, 96 Madlson-at. 1) TICRET.SECOND-CLAS: 73 South Clark-st., baseme: OR SALS fountains, cheap. Htate-st. ATLEZA DISCOUNT 3 class ticket w Baltimore aud return via B, £0. K. Address B 11, Tribunc oflice. 0 —~A VERY FINE 15 sirupe, 5 draft-tu! Cain, cl Call 6r address FOUNTALN, 1123 [ADE ON A FIIST- A ATPARATU: 4, generator. and G copp ALE—A LOT ALE—100,000 LEE, ALE—FIN] O SALE—OI ot of \:uux'mr‘s 00l . W. KROFF, Koom & HOLT. cloth cheap. btalrs, i3 trops worth S1 for 50c cach. re cord cliea; bargal Greener moke; weight, 93§ 163 J. with Chapin & U‘”fl Monros 23,000 SQUAKE o A Y OF THOSE FLEGANT TOW. AW, up-stalrs. ARDS BILVER WIRE FIC- in picture nal3. A, W. nfrs. C11-LOADE] C iz, and a good tiro- T 1o Lasalle se. 701 SALE—CHEAP—10 NICE TWO-LIGHT GAS iracketa: Jus the thlug for a church or il MAT- 5 DeArorn- A LOT OF THE ST CLOTHE: market At €5.50"cacti. A. W tal GRI WILE , 141 Lake-st., up- Methoualst Ch Z o E N BASEMENT BRICK JOR SALE—SALOON FIXTURES, BAR, AND Bimte uh- Leaimacnt., ol o8 Toiiy.sccond g | 110 pocl tabie, aurser Gurtls snd. Iniliana-sia. “Wil Ininna- What hiave you good 10'trude for lt? Address C 450 Tribune ofiicé, = 10 EXCHA NGE—BY T, B. BOYD, ROOM 14, 148 Madis 2 gplendld dwelilngs and lot 723116, comer Fulton and I'eorfa-sts. Ienes for S1,810. Want good cleur farei lots, or lotel in goud .country town. Answer at onge. £15,000—y20-ncre form near Dwight, on Alton Rafl- road, for viear house aud lot in city ursurburbs, or any Koud country town. $15,000—Nlce store castiront on Linisted, dwelling gver), =nd lot 35x125, etween Madifon and Monrog- sts. Want good farm (clear) iu_ Missour], fowa. er Mifnols. ~ Store rents for $1,500, aud (s splenddd roneriy. Pl 000 -Splendd (zeneral) stock of zoods, store, and $12.000-5 dwelling, d ine busiuess, in country, for goud adison-at. clear farim or dy An elegant business. Uock (corner) on ) W s 18 A 1 prop: t 2oud furins or Jaads; 580,000, er iarge stores and lot 20145 on State-st., near Palmer busc, for good landa or farmy, or aby gud clear property. $15,00u=—0ne of the finest 3-story and basement Man- £nrd-roof brick dwi s i lot X1, fine bara, on soutn ‘frout, between Wood and & gooid clenr farm or house and lo 3E VALGAGLE < [OLSE lc_house and lot in a suburbaa Address L g1, “fribune offico. XCHANG Frauklin, fora good b llpprnl trade. BOYD & W 5 o, 00D WORK-1I0! FOR ney oF 5ol second:hand carpots and new. faral- fure, A Tribune o 19 E—GOOD CLEAR WISCONSIN land; ¢ inentels, marble for centre table, bu- reau, and washistand tops, (or furnfure, oll paliiting and plotures. J. W. UERSEY, 134 East Madlson-s Joom 4. {0 EXCHANGE—OR FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS grocery and xaloon for a small 10t OF Tots fn the €lty. Address J 3, 424 West iiuron-st. ™ 0 EXCHANGE—COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY brick hou with dining-reom. parlor,an. kitch on ground door. on Fulton aud Walnut-ats., near TAMENLo-: three-fourths of a mile west of Wes 50 feet cach, only 20 minutes” ride t. depot, fare .‘-',T conts; we will trade these houses, subject to & smal! umsrance, for unls Dered suburbaz lots or._acres. Apply to W. D. KE! ' CO., 80 Enst Washington-st. —FOR HARDWARE, AN INSIDE hirtiet near State, *Mignt give bprgaln. liuirs at 46 Caualore s, PO EXCHAN lo¢ north of Fome cush I n THOS. TIER: rj'0 EXCHANGE—VALUABL] i Ur g norse for goud 10-room livuse or equity in one. Address G 83, Tribune otice. '1‘0 EXCHAN L with fiue Turkish Jounge. S upholstered chnirs, 1 yacdy Druescls carpet, 2 marble-top tables, 1ot di onds or any article that can be turied Inzo cash, o 1:])' for cash. Address A 46. Tribuns GE—\ §1 S, T.A- i NGE—\ STOCK OF HATS, CA dles” furs and men's Turn{shing goods. Tor ol 1oL or vucant lot on Lire North or West Sides « store und doing s good busines Tl)_‘ EXCHANGE~A DE: ABLE SECTION ¥ Kansas laad for a stock of mercnaadise or._real Cstate, outslde or fuside property. Address L &, Trib- uue otlice. [0 EXCIIANGE—COTTAGE AND L.OT, WEST 81465 wiil take horse aud’ buggy cr planio s firsr pusmicat, babunce tn payinents equal £o rent; near brick dopucs Shicents fare; o bargain. L. 0. STONE, 140 VW ANTED=INFORMATION OF JAMES, WILL: inm, and Michael O'Drion, three. brothers, wha left Havana, Schuyler County, X. Y., some 25 ‘or 0 iem‘ 20 fur the West: suppoied to have settied In tie 2 {3 Tecelved by their nlece. Ad- dress MARY BUCKLEY, 23 E st gress MALY BUCKL Ellzabeth-st., Rochicster, LOST AND FOUND. ‘OUND—A PLAIN GOLD RING. it - Foen Rering tnslde, G 50, Thbine often> C1V: T.%5T60I5G FRON 4i2 WEST ADAMS.ET. T0 Martine's Hal 2 Siurn 10 412 i s Hall, one knit rea sbawl. Heturn 1o 442 OST—MARCH 17. CORNOR OF WABASI-AV, Bt el el N AIuE 10 tic owner oaly? i TG ¢ ¢ Monrue-st, 10 Clifton House, s largze oBy2" focket marked ¥ Iy k2 ST—A SMALL ME. “Doc ¢ Five doliats Teward, Lifs retura to Nu. 59 Soctd OST—LAST "SUNDAY, FROM KLARFES TALL CIIIJII:;‘:;;‘GI ‘,.;:.A):rn'.]!;t.l:x;lls'fi mclmnola And Cassests., & 0llllz et To 40 tenteg pearls. A lveral reward ou JLOST~TWO PLAIN GULD T MARKED slide A E.Ten ; el ro 5 et Bk, 198 B s Feward for el rvurm ofi-onisn‘\m-‘s-r., AT d tussia leather pocket book, coutal 35 owner, - Finder Dlease retum_ passcs and . recets E. SEERN i, 78 S STATE-ST., TosTome WILLPAY e return Titurtls fo40rn of e carpel, lost on ty LER & FULLER, & Fon S g he e Bt e cn - and 65 West Washington-st. OST—€3 REWARD—_A FUR GLOV! - tage Grove or South Park-av. Apv‘LyEALOi\]'ccofl.lt‘v tase Grove-av. ATURDAY. THE 17TH brd xld‘u ldzgitffillsllifiénm-lu-.ll lé; L Celfyesat at Mr, 'H CA- i 207 South Clark-st.. 16 will be penaniat 3 ST—3 "GOLD WATCH, B, e rew; bl lndoinn-in‘m Wwill be pald for the QTOLEN—I BAY MARE. § YEALS . S On iy af oit? bk are st o upey ALTE -Jibeels; 1 butlalo-robe, haed with 3ed; nesnls. o, S5 (nformation ot IEST 3 AL lt!ih’)ll-l‘LL'A Evaa —FRIDAY MORNTN 12 9, Areheray. car, goid oo 2 aylor maker, kecp- same. Loom Whoerer will return_the sane, # iy ine, or W1l be fiberail hicazo. MEBALD & ‘TO LEASE., LS "0 LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, . St. James Hotel, beins lfi?‘;u ot oS . HIBBARD, Esq., 159 Lasali [OLEASE-FOL FIVEOR TEY YEARSTWESTE: ve feet on Ohio-t., ¥ e e Bt el SV o Sl L R PRINTING MATEKRIALS, oSO S INE TIATERLALS, BEAY BKOs., Milwsdiee, fia, Proren)- Ad 0 EXCHANGE-DIAMONDS AND LADY'S GOLD Yurch and ehafn, and viliaze lots In this State for retall busluess. Addross C iy, Tribune ofice. 0 EXCHANGE—ONE WHOLE BLOCK AND SIX lots n anotter biock centrally located in Denver, e, property 1t Col., cicar; would take improved residen Cofago. Address A, Box w0, Waulkega § [0 EXGHANGE=NICE 10-ACRE LOT, INPROVED, WOrtli §:,000, and some cash. for Stock of dry pogas, {Fueerice, ur oty residence, clear. M. MOSE, 335 West Fliftee CILANGE—A 6-ROOM COTTAGE AND LOT, 219 South Iloyne-av., for alarger houseand fot} will pay differcnce, If an; GE-BRICK BUSINESS PROPERTY in the country. splendld location. 2130 200 acres of laud 14 miles from_ Logansport, Ind.. and improved farm fo Michlgan, clear, worth $4,000, for city res- Idence. J. AL V KIT, 155 Monroe-st., basement. 0 EXCIIINGE=i7}¢ ACRES CANADA LAND, 160 acres Michizan farining land, for equity in hotse in the city; will assume. M 18, Tribune oiice, o SUBURBAYN, PROPERTY, 13 L ‘ed. for Kansas, lowa, Wiscol st or Nobraske land, or for inside and'ussume. M 54, Tribune otlee. E—EQUITY IN HOUSE AND LOT av., for clear suburban lots. Cail on OWNER, 74 Dearborn-gt.. basement. § LOTS CORNER STATE AND for siore. J. McKEOUGH, 1y - Teoou 17, 1 HANGE-$3,000 IN FIRST-CLASS DIA- $5,600 {n outside lots, clears £4,500 In Chi- €ago house and Jot, ar, for vacant business lots, and Wi ausume. 160-dcre farm at Topeka, Kan., Clear; ndd large krounds near citys will assiime or 3 acres fmproved tarm near St. Ve cago improved; will ussume. 4U7 acres improved stock Tann, near Belott, W et 1ou-acre fmproved grain farm In Cook Countys chay Doth for city lmproved. GIVIN [0, EXCHAN ASIL AND A FIRST-CLASS 2-story” Lrick house on leased ground fora govd 2-story house and 1ot west of State and north of Twen- iy-secund-st. _address, it [0, EXCHANGE = FIRST-CL. rJ.:‘-. hiac, fot brass fosceuments, irst-class .3 Ipheiass piano. Manballs e TFoESCnAY WILL GIVE A GOOD TRADETO =0y party for s haodsome set of ingle-stone din- moud earrings; will pay part cash. Address P. O. Box 229, Chilcago. 0 EXCHANGE-CLEAR CITY LOTS FOR EQUITY ncityor vietnlty. 133 Dearbora-st. D. M. GRA- ASS SEWING-MA- bass drum, ctc., for ndel make preférred. i 1 HAM. ASH AND REAL ESTATE FOR -house ‘or liotel. Address'k 47, E—~GOOD CLE. .+ 101 e In Lt S i h R Sig DS 1 Ve SA S ['0 [EXCHANGE-NOTES SECURED BT FIRST morEaie 0n food pronerty, What b o otfer? Address i 33, Tripuie omens 1o Kot (o [0, EXCHANGE—ONE OF THE DEST CORNER Ieasehalds, consisiing of two 2-si - ngs, for tnaid' o, L 31, Tribunc oee, - DU IDE CITY LOTS roceries, boots ANTED—AYN ILLINGIS FARM IN ANGE V o some of the cliolceat Bproved chiy vsioats property: moderat2 Incas 7 IR, moderat: Incumbrance; no commissfons, A JE WANT TO EXCHANGE CITY LOTS Z5xia W and Countrs Tota 505130 feet, witn TRCLs Tont ot Peracre and'cash for horses, "buggles, ad harness, hoase or store. Bt N Tentsalvon, Inquire at 2 Jeok saLe—y sp dog, 11 mouths ol 113 10'be s0ld on oz swy. Call Monday afternoon, between 1 and 4 o'clock, 11 North Sangamon-st. s SET OF STORE HBOOKS. NG CHEAD BOOK HOUSE, CORNER A A o r-ata 8 few hooks recoive The last ten days from the East. ull {n One calf aod mo- Toech binalngs, al L flue condition, publianed ut 5310 B0 itnons work, @ vols., nlf calf, $12. Johnson's warke, 2 vols., half calr, $4. Fletiuzs works, 2 vols,: half cair. Cuirver Biell's works, 3 vols. | Telii Uunrs works, 4 voie, alf alt S e Foe's worke, © vola, Ialf caif, $3. TStlers HHistory of Scotlaud, 4 volay haif calt, 98 Jic Stnal's, 2 vols.. DAl ealf, S, CHlTg 2 volky holf mornece, $4 fout, B inoracro, § Voltaire's History of Cliarles X11., balf moroces, $8. SOt worke, § volt haif mioroceo. SId. Goldsinith's works, 4 Vols.. balf morg Chestertield's works, half moroceo, brisgu's Laff moroceo, Sz morocca, 84, Stoswell's Life of Johnson. Huod's Poétical Works. 3 'Vols., half marocco, Rrescotcs Atstory of Phillp (he Sccoud, 3 vl half misrocco, a bargain, ‘Custls' Memolrs of Washinziton, 8v0., moroceo. $d. Furguson's listory of Lome, 8v0.. Moroccy. $4. Gillle’s History of Greece, dvo., morocen. $4. Hannul, More’s works. 2 Vols. , 8v0., morocco. Xandall's Life of Thomas Jefférsn, vols., 8vo., mo- Chriisr Lito of Danfel Webster, 2 vols., 8v0., moroc- 10. Livingstone's Travels fp South Africa, §vo., morocco, o enophon, 8vo., morocco, $3. s nickerbocker Gallery, 8o., morocco, §5. g Anuotated FParagrapy Bible,'s vols., ito., morocco, “'North_America Sylva. § vols,, 4to., new, full mo- rocco, Tncon's works, complete, new, 13 vols.. €: Dickens' works, complete. 14 vois.. new. §12 Marryatt’s works, complete. 13 vois.. n Teaulies of the Court of Charles 1I.. wi Memolrs and Porcraits—Nell Gwynne among oihars; fine proot portralts; first cdition; 4t0. ; full puge flustratlons; s e cooy; 10 ) 0. OF ILLINOIS FISTORIES, Ford, Browa: Reynolds' Plonecr and Life und Tlmes; Fdward's, and Davidson & Stuve, also Clark's Cam- palgn in llinols, 1778, 8 vols.: all picked clean coples, For sale by W. T. KEENER, 63 & 65 Washingtpa. A BNOLD'S FLUID, 50 CENTS A QUAKT: DIXON'S £Y. pencils. 5 cents’a doz.: legal cap paper, 25 ccuts A quire (141bs): note paper, 10 cents & quire; 5 anires, cents; large stock of old and new Looks. Cr forbuoks, Dow LE| A Eev BIBLES Ps . K 73, 1‘1““06 otfice. ETTER BARGAINS THAN EVER IN CHOIOE Books, for one week only: _ ® Publishers _our price. price. Tatne’s English Literature, 3 voli., new.$10.00 $5.00 Talne's Parls, England, Anclent Régime, etc., per volume ... . 2.50° 1.50 One set Little Classics, new, 16 voia., complete.. o oeness, - 16,00 8.00 Greeley’s Amorican Condllct, 2 vos., new, sheep. 200 675 Lippliicote's Gazoteer of the World, new caition -.. 10,00 6.00 . 1350 8.50 . 4.50 3.0 fea (R BVORLE w20 uilurgy of Iron and’ Stee ke e 1500 7.50 6.00 OTE, 132 South Clark-st. LANK BOOKS, PASS DOOKS, AND STATIOX Dery—I wil(pay cash fora lot of thé same. G 2, Tribune oflice. Lakt-et., up-stalrs. iarris make. Tribune oiee. JrOR SALE—CUEAP—TARGE FIRE-PROOF SAFE: For full particalars address Al 93, HEAVY 18-CARAT STEM-WIN] Cost $130; price, §65. Room 3, 71 NG 1, i iz, genring, belting, 1104 Yard, 66 and 63 { SALE—A LOT OND-HAND IRDN. idc: pull Unlon scales, $6 esch. A. stalrs. SUITABLE 1%e; tool sieel at S ia'I 3 to 5e; hangers, shy Le., very cheap nt SPRINGE! uth Gl £ OF "TEA SCALES, $1 EAC SHEELEL UESDELL —SHOWMEN, ATTENTION — LARGE trumpet argon and wugol, equal 10 fult brass band; pleadid tableau wagon for processlons, cust over $4,000; wili sell to pay our adygac ¢ BROWN, 1(8 Fifth-ar, es; price unly $600. DS OF 1IANDLES, PICK-1X, | (VIAMBE NCYCLOPEDIA, 10 VOLS,. 213 hacclict, hamumer, etc., ot a bargain. As 1. WHEEL® 1 M yrdcanians Worka: ET, 141 Lake-st., up-stairs. complete eesaya, eic., 16 val, new, SH: Encyclope R SALE=250 EN TACK HAMMERS, 5,000 | famerlcana, 1ivols., a barkain, £155 Lrvinga Wl ¢ ross leathier-head tacks. A. W. WHEELEL, 131 | 105108, 8 vols, $5: Swedenhorg's Works, comy atedo "Caslz pald for 500d books. G 1ASH PATD FOR BOORS—BIG PRICES PAID FOR ard_works of any kind, Call or address corner Madison unch:nbomvstu. T EIGHTIl AND Iast complete edition, 22 Russin, $89: cost £235, formale by W. T. &05 Washiniton. UY STANDARD $1.50 BOOKS State and Jackson-stk. SEWIRG MACHINES. A LL_ RINDS NEW LATEST TMPROVED SING- 4\ “crs $32; new Weede direct from the factory, §29, $75: sl other makes very low: monufactariug achines ot 3 great sucrifice. GEO. P. GORE & CO. l_fi and 70 Wab ul A WUEELER & FTLSON SEWING MACHINE FOR $25: warranted perfect and complete; this fsu bar- Faln.” 183 Deardorn-st. (shirt store.) State-st. CHEAP— o UL upa Urst-class shoe siore. Inquire at 896 XTURES COMPLETE Teor, complete millinery fu; 701 SALE~IL\ for $1 each, ‘wort] OR SALI dolp} 1.E—TWO SILVER-PLATED SH() end’ counter. ‘one lsrge-sited bonnet-c ~MILITART C slsting of dross coais and pante, oftcers’ Swords. belts, epaulets, shoulder-straps, etc. No. 81 East Ran- , als ly at 501 Wabas] raiture. JFELT IATS LAT] ) ANY SUITS, CON- Liarness, saddles, bridi o Horse, an almost une oflive JFon SALE-WESTERN tlts—tlo, for the Bluck Ii rubber and woolen bin: AND SOUTHERN OUT- fila! T 18, rifles. platois, {ng. camp equipage, ary stores In gencral Landol; ALE—A LOT CO xribune olude, 1798 SALETJOB LOTS HARDWALE lery: uutfonecrs supplivd st whoiesale. WHELLEK, 141 Lake-sL., up-stairs. D003 and_forks chean. MPLETE SE ry building st HANGE ™ FOR A GUOD sew biiifard table. F 42, Trib- AND CUT- ALW. PLATED TEA OF FI. ATE AL WOWH OF GAS-FIX Address C alt-price. ding-de: urder az SLULLER'S' D 8., upstairs Brow: ezhorns £3; remit w th oraer; 4 South Clark-st. SALE-TIE th micasure cagh o for tura the goods and get the cash. ory, 188 D UOTIL-HT., i Buren: -houses and bo: vne’ Uy, eheap poulzr; ANN. 130 Dearborn-s 53 all ‘the newes: trial, aud If we do not please yon re- Fon ALE—BUTCHET LE—CYLINDER-DESKS, CADINET-DESKS, iy, ottice-rafiln uiid siore-fiting 1o ek Factory, Lake and Jefferson- 7OR SALE— EGGS, BRANMAS, WHITE AND 32 per doz. brij] 82 e ¢ riht Bantams usloie. breeders forsale. J. A, Fou SALE-COMPLETE GROCERY FIXTURES at E _and a small balunce of grocery stack cheap. Apply BEST SHIRT IN THE WORLD, o 8t verfectly, £00d shirt for '8 and of relfable and gvazante S18. We Lone Star Shirt Fact- near 1'ost-Otticy S FIXTURES AND TOOLS, xes.” MATHESON, 78 West Van Fox SALE—ONE & standidg desk, ang id st i (0L SALE—~TO TII of Gray’s patent u COMPANY, 157 Firth: lass, _inquir of other brands at lowest, prices. TANDING SHOW-CASE, ONE d one counter, all binck waluug ., second foor. ALL BINDS OF FIRST-GLASS SEWINGMA- 4 chines at one-third their regular prices. Al Kinds Tepatred and warranted. Azent for_the Light-Ti Domeatic. 414 West Madlzon-st. J. C. SPEN POVY, FITH MONOPOLT—THE PUBLIC ARE warranted acsinst lylnz advertisements. Thers §# o danger of prosecution trom the Singer Company? Stnger's pazent has cxpired, and every person NS the sawe right as the Sinrer Company have to man: facture and tasell the Sinzer fatest-fmproved machine. Mr. il Steware, i New York, is makinz genutne Sioger lastest-iniprovéd iamily inachines six days {n the wes ur he inakes nothing but new oncs. kEvery machne bears nis Lrade-mark with name In f0ll; nons ather genuine. He sel's (o dealers for cash only. The public houlu therefore be on helr guard, and know that they are not deallng with the Sinzer Company, nor witlh any of thelr agents; but with the man of ¥hon, they buy the mackiue. Stevart’s Siuger machines are cqual. and {r, soiue parts superlor, to the Singer Com- paay'smachines. Stewart never replevies a maclitue, and; after rejapiniag them, scll them for new ealn, Such things arc done year after year, and the same old machines are still new! How :0 know if the machine fsnew: Look under_the bostom of the machine- and_you will sz Stewart's name in_the iron. L. NT, General Agent for the Western States, E5 wholesale ofice at 215 Stat Stachines cd a1 half price by N. P. LARSEN, 340 Enst Diviston-st., Chilcag JFOLSALE=A N LATE INPROVED $95 WHFEL er & Wilon jachine, with all the extra attachi- lxIL‘X)L\::';Il e H{EDI' 5.50 cash, and gumge purchaser 4 permanent situation as scamstress. GOG wages, Apply 4t 331 West Madigon-st. OR SALE —SEVERAL LATE IMPREOVED M A~ X ehines, embracing all Kinds in the marker, at from SI510 $: Muney luvaned on nachines. Loan otlice, 125 Clurk-st., Koom 2, up-stalrs. JFOL SALEIAVE JUST RECEIVED & CONSIGN: ment of 150 sexing-machines, cmbracing all kinils and styies, with Instructions to close out at. $10 to 32 each, 's’l:lnr price 10 $100. CTY machine war- ranted; 3,50 extra on cach maching if sold on montaly payments. Call carly, ana secure best bargains, at $42 Coitage Grove-uy, (GUROVEE & BAKER. COST $70, AND HOMESEW- cagh achine. cost S50, new, never used: want er for both. _Address 60, Tribune ollce, WILL TRADE A NEW SINGER MACHIN) e loming.” A U MELCHERT, No. 2y South Tk JFFICE OF THE SINGER MACHINE, o 0 lalsted-st. X J. MELCHERT, ARGRE Genpiis Singers cheap for cash, ou_monthiy pasinents, rented. Qud” exchanged. 1drop-lcat cover. $55; 1 medium, TE HAVE A FEW STANDARD NG A= Z}n chines which Tl be dlshoued of & F‘vvxc‘ncanp“f;r e Wwill only lsst fora few day. £ TRADE, A nolded collas arge, varict ChiCRGT°EoLTAT NTED—AFEW. MORE LADIES 10 B nger machine; old mackines taken In u‘?x:.T,{"‘f ulley north of Twe; av., tobe woved In thi born-st. OB SALE-A DUUBLE FRAME HOUSE ON nty-third-st., west of Michigan- irty days. i, L. HILL, 142 Dear- For “SALE—SONE ures (lithographs), {rames Intest siyic; each; cost $10 cacli; alto bluck walnut wricing desk, $15; also Jarze French piate mirror for $40. 158 s VERY FINE FI MED PICT- price, "S5 “Dearborn- AMERICAN MACHINE, 1635% can be supplled with work. Sluger oflice, 167 Mfllwau: WILL BUY Prafrie- PAKTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTED—A GOOD DUSINESS MAN, s Tl’lbl‘lnl Dflle‘g ytng $7, per anpum. Address K SAL liztle used, utl Halsted- R'S TOOLS, NEW AND BUT INN very cheap for cashi, X 300, Tribune. ¢ SALE—100 DOZEN RAILROAD WICK! Tour owh tisures, 11 uken 8t oace g, 1 FEYL J. F. DUFFY, A S UNUSUAL BX] octave rosewood action, overstrung will scll for $190. RGAIN bass; clezant rosewiod carved l?:s aud IyTe; manufacturers’ o ALTI -A BRAND NEW 753 sTalle, French Tist |wlu‘?:n5§.'>..(.>:m 154 State-st. ‘Dplanoforic, with i AL o case; stoot fnchuded- GILBEL .I& T UP 2t 3 bargain, Apply a: HING 131 st OF oslirais Stadison‘stey or 111 A ¥ ouGaNIsT cholri i as quart, at orices beyond fnene NICHOL: Tuthe ity rice residence in e RIGUT PIANO, func, rosewood case, elegantly carved. to b hty e N, PIAY orilt 100, puwerful aweét tone, In tuninz $; G. 2 promiuent musical position in thi 8 lunit successful experience in CAtBONIC and deslres u position from Easters “{T RETAILAT TIE £ 0 e market. - Monthiy paym ot STORY & CAMP, P.HEREICK, 69 Soutis W WELL GIVE ESSO ® [ CELLEX’ 3Tw 0D SELODEC fadise: 1L . ¥ ER, HOLDING city, and with Protestant has led chorus nd ean furaish good volces. bash-ay. ARTNER WANTED—A GOOD BUSINESS-MAN D e i S hra Q0P U e ATAN handling new inventlons i d. _Agents weanted 1 . MONN'E Ciicais Ehnies for every State. MUNN'& 0., of Chicags, 131 ARTNER WANTED—SPECIAL OR_OTIEL: wise, with 55,000 to $1 ina DFOTALIE Dusincus, Agiress LE” ibine vhee, " PARINER WANTED= FINE BUSI S A that will pay $10,000 a year. This Is 4 Seldom met witt, Investtgacion sollctied. K 14 onie uze office. it sn liongeible bisincss (protessionsiy tass ‘ot oy SR amilny T, O Lorences slven sad veoulr: Address L 6, Tribune otilce, — ANTED—T WANT. T0_PGT_§5,00 Axm;}:r:lfiv 1 1o sure manufscturing or otacr .paylng b Princivals ouly address D 22 Prihe oz T e 'Pk"m'xz VAN WITH $0.000 TO $8,000 n Iiit, cap, aud furnishing zoods store; Dusiness established 18 years. In one of tie best.clilosof West. ) with_reterences, § 75, Tribunc. ARTNE 3 $15.000 TO JOIN A ractical miller to build a mill In {13 L UL opulation, and aomlll. . TODD, 118 ol A R ASIEDST WANT X SIS it invest with me In a 3 i il pay $10,0003 year, H 13, Tribune ofices - 2t competl; A% BT 1Y ELEGANT FIANOS ARD] ok, Ligiite & Erest, Stelway, Dil- ok, T 4. Dowllng & Coo Waters €& sof onal, nd others, It T. MARTIN, 151 Siate. % i ISD ESTRY OBGANS for salc and for rent: Joweat Driecs ady easios: zermg 1 State- PIAN $i73; brioz me your ES PIANO LESSONS AT PG- cach division of the elty. Send 1027 Silver-st. h JEARLY NEW PIAN RENT; ALS Vlolt or sale. “Callat 5 Pareee | A0 FINE 43 8., city. L. RAY. W2 D—TO EXCHANGH—EQUITY 1N GOOD coteaze and lot worth 54,1 ity room brick house, West ‘l‘lnmn;lon- L., for 0. WILSOS, basemest, 150 clalty; lnstrum terms. Wi, enth un commission at jow prices 2. PUOSSE, 213 Stte- 5ty eas PIA¥OS AND ORGANS FOR RRNT-RENTING A z PAL VANTED—S500—ANY PERSON WITH this amount, and willinz to Invest It agood business, address 1y 31, Tribunc ofige, ! 1 DARTNER WANTED-IT BEING MY DESIRE 1¢ PagrERw sencralstore ai- Deadwood or oma volat {n the Bluck Hills, 1 wili offera fine {nducement. 10 some onc haring moner or stock of grocerfes, who would like ta sola ine, I having a fine stk of mers chandlse sultayle, In’ conuection with groceries. Tor thac trade. 1'mean business. Address L, 81, Tribe AN T ESTABLISHED PARINER WwANTED-13 Address for five days buil; Cao, Tribune odiee =0 240 ARTNER WANTED—THAT USDI N D Do THAT USPERSTANDS THE at factory r"ficu 5 alf cait, & % ARTNER WANTED-RY AN EXPELT T P arescinititok to fammich: $10.0vagatnst dhe BT 2mount 1o bulld a8 new mill on_water power. v Trollts made a certamty. Only those meaning boal® ficed avply . Adress for partleniany 1] Elgitcenaa® P OUSEHOLD GOODN. ; CARD_TIIE UNION FURNITURE GOMP, A Ao Madianar. rar o e of a Turniiure on monthly PAYMents: i, siatiod o stylish furniinre at_prices and on tefms to sois clrcumstances. Pluta black walnnt. chamber il 2, $40. very handsoine sults: Si5bays a magy 534 dresaingecase suit.” Tn Delter gouyun, ns) for dressinz-case sults (Tealfan marble and piste §110 (the last {s worth $1 ); Pisoe , 813, 575, $5, B4 h suifs” 0" halr cloth and terry, plain and paf $55, $75. SK5. we upliolster 1o onlerand guarantee sfations our.*Champlon ™ hed-Inunge. ‘dounie ha upholstered in torey (extra length and wlflm)ls:h? al $1: contre-tables, marlle-ton, S8, 10, 3ia Sid: ope halr watiress (Harrls” lrodd stripe) §13, e Turnfsh exeryehinz perded for intseReeplot, Inclidig carpelx. stores. aud crockeryy sell st TeAsontble priak. takenall pagment down uod £1ve me on the batssee) UNION FURNITUKE COMPANT, 503, Weat Al son-st. b "GOOD CHANCE FOR YOUNG CO| GO CoeaoIng EoMEee g, T e, olut?n-rzmqm; Bearly ney Fultoncst.y near Isuling, AIN-FORNTTI'EE AND CARPETS IN3 =d basement house, Santh Slie. for salgh use forreat, " zood. opporiunltytates b, 4 1E conmect rate 4 ‘Address & 71, Trivune ofice. ) A BLA R-CLOTH LOUNGE (NEW) Lic, J\ test style. for §15, cost $20: mms‘l'.?e.".& Guains (nwy, $1.0 cach:” Morniag . Glory Jarby hrag nis stove. $15. cos! Alna! 3-1 L 436 diate-se. third oo, franees <o e ol% $L BUNISG FURNITH S STOVES. HOUSEHOLD - Roods, cte., ou time Fai now hecomie necessitys $tis. ‘thercfore, Amatter of nosman moment. whes and from whot to pr; e. I'anies who hoy from ta. e depemd on tnding hiniss Rroods, well made, and as elic: s reireientsd Sie: AD A% Auy. VVe ave the, Fose an the Soutih Side seling on” instaimeate & Iugin (rom e South Stde reatilonta save e, troublel ian bouzht, we g their (riends ADJUSTABLI ORTABLE. EL o e and_donble. n’wpm\t;f} ’ ardinary wardrobe . complete for $5and npwards. i great demand. ~ Soid by leading dey Fonds andfarnisars houses.” Chanicrs for agruts and hostness m for lnformiation w fioon) 15 Metropolitan Hlock - | SH_PAID FOI LARGE OR SMALL LOTS OF houseliold gods. _Furnizore of private residences * pirchassd. J. L. REED & CO., 85 Nort ' IARPETS! CARPETST CARPETS! - spring styles of all grnded and kimds £ the poj ELL & C % Jirt arritles JoASY MONTULY” FAVMERTS-ALL KIVDS 0% farniture and carrets sold on wrekiy or montbls fnutaliments at.prices that defy competition: goo packed and delf ¢ depol fiec: open evenings, CALH CHENEY & CO., 420 West.Madison-st, ROOSI TIOT o inte S OF TEY Most be FURNITURE SAl OMPRISING PARLOR and_bedroom sets. dining-room and kitchen furnic tare, mirrors. carpeix, cle., almost new. clieap for cash. st be rold Immediately. Call to-day or Mons day at 10 Arbor-place, near Ada-st. and: rallroad trac OR SALE-THE FURNITURE OF 13 NICELT- ' furnished rooms, tiled with paying tepants: honss farrent. T. J. DOLENDER, Room§ M. E. Church Block. 5 'O SALE—ENTIRE CUTFIT—CARFELS, FUR tare, etc.. of 3 first-claxs hoa z-ltonse on W Dash-av.. now tull of b $500 1o $800 cash, bal~, ance on time. _Address F 25, Tribuae office. OR SALE-LARGE NEW 5-POUND FEATRE] at BISHOP'S, 120 West Mads -5t 0UR S, FURNISHED FOR TIOUSEKEER- 1355 JoF Bale cheap. Call, for 10 days ouly, 3t 78 abieh’ay. NEW. FOR HALF~ 'OR SALE=ICE-BOX. NEAT, North ST ' price; must be sold. Call at 34 i SALE—ONE LARG! ANT JEWELRY, $afe. shic fxtures, covertd tabics, larse Tooking- flaxe sample trunk; Balanco of stock very chieap. e ] ITURE FOR SALE—VE TANDSOME Dliick-walnut chamber set, 33°guod as news: cost ! $150: 3 Darguin for somebody. Adiress £ 8, Tribr e office. i & 0% SALE—WEDER PIANO. S(IRIORPICTURES, aad carpet. Anply at 34 Washington-st., Room 2% Ol SALE—ELEGANT PARLOR SET. PIANO, carpsta, etc._49 South Carpenter-af. 0R SALE—AT & BARGAIN-THE F of six rooms at 204 North Clark-st.. thirt floor. JPUBSITURE FOR SALE-RGUSE TO REN nicely furnished first flat, 741 West A (Sutton Glocky will besJld very loy amt oa time to 4 party. This Is o ziod clunce 1o commence house- kceping. - Call aoy time . Bt e OR SALE—A PARLOR SUIT OF FURSITURE _nnd some show-cascs, cheap. Inquire 1336 State-st. LEZEMPIGE PARLOR DREDSTEAD AND oR mattress, new; cost 513; will take $20. 237 East Erfe-st. 27 'OUSE-FURNISHIING GOODS—STOVES, FURNI- ture, carrets, cruckery. In fact every article re- quired to' make a home comfortaile, a5 reasonable prices and on 2asy payinents. The only firm In Chicaro ho cag faraish a honse complate from cellar to attic: with clioice new goode. All four floors of onr nmew szore-front building. corner Liacoln and Malison-sta., zre filied always with desimable, new, clean Stranzers visiting the clty aud cash customers. 1t ta thefr faterast to cail on us. If you don't belleve it. calland see fof yourselves. . A LOWELL &CO-, 735 West Madion-3t. T AYDSOME PARLOE SUITS, COVERED IN TER- ry, with puiinz, reduced to $50; elegant chamber suits. reduced to $65; easy chalrs, jounges. and other Enods, far below regalar prices. B T. MARTIN. 158 sl TH QUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP, AT 1022 [ndiana-ay. WILL BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND ‘household £oods in larze or small lots and: pay bizhy st cash prices for same. 1 charge. L. 51 South Apn-al Guods appraised free of 1 WILL PAY THE RIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR Twusehold zoods and merchandise of all kinds. Call oraddress L I 33 L, I, 263 Centre-at. WILL P Y TIE HIGHEST CASH_PRICE FOR L _anyamount of nouschold furniture, carpets, crock- ery, etc. S. P. JAMBERGER, 630 Lake-st. = TV IRORS! MIRRORSI—PIER AND MANTEL MIR: AL rors are sutd on weekly and montsly Pl casy. 1acnis by JORN CULLEY, 424 South Halsted: i?onca‘-bufu G AUTERATION OF BOILDING 0. all castomers™ orders will bo promptly attended vini show-roomns on the upper floors, and will eell 7 Uie week at_wholesale prices .on' easy fnsiall- metnd or for casiy “All Kllsof furniture and Bowe- 3 Roods,. stoves. crockery, glassware, carpetd €tc., ut ¥ COSSWELL'S, 375 West Madloohedis ()3 EAsY TERMS — FURNITURE. CARPETS, dtoves. and crockery. on terms to suit. the parchaser. WWe carry ihe largest.most relfable. best Snished and se- lecied stock of furniturz on the West Side. Our goocs arc largely of our own manufacture. and we can there- fore give customers o lower tigure and vetter £oods than other establishments. We have a larze and selected Ine of the newest patteras in Brussels sod Ingraly’ car- pets that we offer on time at cash prices. In our stock of cooking-stoves and rangvs are some of _the best aad. ot favorahly known in the market. - You do justics 10 yourself by knowing our prices and ezamintag our Fudds. before buying elsewhcre. JOHN ML SaYTH, 134 Weat Madlson-st. N INSTALLMENTS-FINELY FINISHED AND ‘haidsome Hiarble and Fainut-top chamber suith 8ad lonnges that aro stylish and well ireekIs or monthly napmeats, 2t ca ol nd dealing guaranteed. YTH. 1 W 32 ASD OVp, DARTIAL PAYMENTS — INGRATS Brusscis carpets from 55 cents a yard and upward. on weeKiy or monthly payments: we are making lower DPrices than ever befure, aud giving more fatorable E M._SMYTH, 134 West Madlso: ‘SIENTS—PARLUR SETS, S%), AND upward: marhle-top dressinz-case seds, 335, a0d upwa:l: black walnut chamber setw, $35, and upwards secretary bookcases. marule-tp and cxtension tables, plain aad patent lounges, carpets, ull-clothy, conks stoves, and crockery, and everything fn the Hne of household goods, equally low: all coods manufactured goods “and falr deallug guaranteed. 1 Madison-st. AVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF ANY. nd should cail on. apnralsed. and sold to consumers, and not be humbuizged it second-hand dealers’ advertisements, but address {mmediztely to men of experlence who know the e of coods. We make advauces and take 1p morte es where It I3 requested, and satisfaction guaranteed. \We have a nicz 1ot of houschaul! zoods at private sale thisweek. Partles going to_housekeeplus ahould call on us and sccure £ood bargains. We Uave six fine resi- dences furnished at private saic, prices from 33,000 to $200: and houses to r‘enL! Any l;.lle llnclnlnk hul»huz: can Becure groat bargains for_cashs ajs. two clezan plancs. best make, chesp. WAI. K. HUDGES & CO.y. 862 West Lake-st. TR USSELL, 144 WEST SIADISON-ST.. SELLS NEW and sccond-hand stoves cheap: all warranted; old Btoves taken In_exchanges: open eveninzs. TREPAIRS FOR STOVES MADE 1N ALL PARTS of the United States. Oid stoves repaired and made equal to new. at 208 West Twelfth-st. JRErams FOR STOVES MADE AT TROY. AL- bany, Roclester. Cleveland, St *Louis, and e where, at W. €. METZNER'S, 127 West Randolph-at. QTOYEST STOVES! STOVESI=THE FISEST LINE ) of conk-stoves. ranges. and heating stoves west of New York for sale on eany payments. W. A. LOWELL &CO.., 736 st "[HE CHEAPEST PLAC lor and enamber furnliu 2. T. MARTLY, 154 State-st. ATANT! > FURNITURE,SUFFICIENT FOR :D—GOOD FURNITURE, SUFFICIENT FOR Frn(ahing toh AGUILIONA Fourha OF pHYvate Jami] Rotef, and party take 237 for fame In orat-clas bo ut cash rates, Everything strictly first-claw: near busl- 1o order: ULICK BONKKE, CHICAGO FOR P. ; greatly reduced prices. market, 103 Scu'h Desplalu PARTNER WANTED—WITH $5.000 TO $10.0(0, %0 foln an experienced party wi c der favoradle auspices. Addreas E 6 Tribune ottice. ness centre; references. A 32, Tribune office. ANTED— Foux] ndm-:_‘nk cT\I:Plarlsu Sox Rood note of e b cash. “Ridress L 34, Friinche offge L ANTED-COMPLETS OUTFIT OF FURNITURE W o e b Uy 1T, OF EVRNITURR §o0d order and low price. B 31, Tribunc o VWASIEDTU BUY—THE_FURNITURE OF A 12 * %0.20-room house. 1 58, Trib () BOYS A AL $10buys an elegant lounge: £8 buya a handsome casy chalr. £35 buiys a marble-10p chamber et. $40huys a handsome parior sult. S0 cents per yard buya a good earpote §1 Fer yard biuys an elogant carpet. $10 by 4 zood COOK stove. €i0huys a fandsome dressinz case. $12buys a 40-In. hair inattreas. a $15 buya u sinzle ** Emplre, fed.”, 25 huys 2 double ** Empire Bed." complete stuck uf furniture, carpets, stoves, crock- €1y, ¢t...and hounes furnished 'throughout on nstalls ments st priccs lower than the lowest. EMPILE PARLOL BEDSTEAD COMPANY, 384 West Madison-st. =T RRUSTEAD COMPANY, SiWeat Madisonih, AGENTS WANTED. ED—TO SELL MEYER & BOE- cket counterfelt coln Jetectors the best- Otfices 22 Dearburt-sb and. breh Clark-st. AGENTS WANTED=T0 fonrth year: 102 JANESE. A e, S D e U.S. : o competition; A dress'C: A, HOWAKD. Js7 Jofterpos-av.e hetrohatich. ING TATERIAL, IMMENSZ STOCK OF LOCE3, £0 »l6zem: Butts, 4t icas than factor A W. WHEELELR, 131 Take-sts up-staies 7 o pular mentbly-payment house of . £ uiAF mentlz: payment house of . A LOW Hodgzes & Co.. have thelr foods | it dnd . /