Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1877, Page 10

HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:' SUNDAY. APRIL 15, 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. ‘' MISCELLANEOUS; BUSINESS CHANCES. 8 IJSINESVS CHANCES: GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES. A Rebellion Against the Episcopal Marriage-Service. Beauty of English and American Women Compared. The Latest Etiquette on Nupiial Occa- slons--Madame Bodisco. LOVE’S REVEIL. Love in a letharzy once slept 'A week without awa And sy and night his mother wept “As if her beart were breaking. The Graces pinched the boy in vain— HHe never felt their stinginz: They usng to him & Paphian eirain— He slept throngh all their singing. To Jove at length the goddess soared, Moet miscrably crying, 440, rave my on, Heaven's mishty Lord! The God of Love i dying!" +Ta carth,” szid Jove, ‘Tonce more repair, And cease your cries and weeping; Afriendly léech will meet you thete, Who'll cure Love's averslceping. ™ Venus flew back the boy was free, For Jove, on epecial migsion, Had sent him green-cyed Jealonsy, Juno's own state physician. The ccre, much more than the dlsease, Olympus shook with laughter; For Love wae never at hie ease And never slumbercd after. —New York World, MARRIAGE IN ENGLAND. M. D. conuays London Leter to Clncinnati Com- merci It looks asif we were aboutto have rebellion among fashionshle young people against the mar- riage services of the Church of Encland. Itis not only because sentiment has outgrown the promise of the bride to *‘cbes,” on which the clergy still insist, though instances incresse in which the ladies refuse o utterit; but thereare some portions of the service which are almost coarse, and make the young people blush. The clergyman has, of course, no right to modify the service. There are TMOW §0 many marriages per- formed by the Registrars slone that they find it jmportant to provide neat rooms in which to re- celye wedding companies. The Registrar simply asks the man and womun by name if there Jega) impediment, and then asks each il he and she will take the other a8 Lusband, as wife; it requires that they say **No® 10 thie impediment question and -*Yes'" to the lust, and by the utter- nnce of these two words they are married. Two witncases sign the certificate, the Registrar pockets his small fixed fec, and the afairisover. This kind of marriage I largely resorted to where one of the partics has been divorced, in which case few of the clergy will ofliciate, and still_more in cases where the partics hold different religious opinions. Among many modifications of marriage celebra- tions supplied by the Nonconformist bodics, that of the Quakers has_recently attracted atiention. For 200 years the Quakers “have enjoyed among themselves the privilege of being married without the interference of cituer Registrar, clerzy, or uuy of their own ministers; but lately they Lave agreed tw receive in their meeting-houses parties not of their fuith, and recently an eminent Parliament ary circle was preseut to witness the mu ae of two young people in the Quaker meeting- Louse near Lincoln'’s lun, neither of whom were or are Quakera, Thebridegroom was M. Maclaren, gon of the member for Ediuburch University. Mra. Maclaren 18 a sister of John Bright, and was 2 Quaker, but married *‘ont of meeting.” Her Son, just married, **has never mamfested any Quaker proclivities,” and the young Jads—3lizs Yochin—belonged. 1'belicve, to the Chureh of En- gland, butaid not like its marriage service. There Were present the whole tribe of Brights, 2 larse one. and most of their friends, among otliers the two younger daughters of Richard Cobden. Tho appearance of the nssembly showed that the old Quaker peculiarities of dress are things of the past, there being on the raised dais or plutform Teserved for elders moue Who worc the Quuker garb, and eeveral female ** Friends " with gay bonxots. The bride and bridegroom were in full wedding raiment, and the bridesmaide, with their veils and bright costumes, represenied an in- yasion of the sombre place ‘which might make the dust of George Fox shudder in the “neighboring graveyard. The Quakers 8o rarcly zet any worldly people into their dolefal establishment that they thought it necessary to improve this occasion, and there was a lugubrious prayer from one and a wearisome sermon from another of their mini: ters. ‘These were voted bores, and, if tbe Quaker marriage is to find favor, these_incldents will have 10 be omitted, for there is not in that sect in Lon- don a preacher of even average ability of ejther -sex; but the marriage was attractive. Young Maclaren zrose, and safd that he took Miss Pochin 10 be his wife, and promised by the belp of God 10 be 10 her a aithful and Joving husbond. After a brief silence the young lady was moved to rise up, extend “her hand, which the outh took, and eaid she accepted him as hor has- d, and promised to be to him a faithful and af- fectionato wife, The aflair was over, a certificate lay_on the table which nearly all present signed, and then all went off to 2 pleasant wedding-breal fi: émln'hgu after noon not being legal in En- nd). On the day after the pleasant occasion just men- tioned, a marmage occarred in London—but this time in a church—which possesscd some romantic features, ‘A few monthsago a paragraph in the papers described a melancholy accident which be- 1ell a young man while out shooting. A stray shot ‘entered one of his eres and extinzuished it. This | gentleman was nighly cducated and conmected, thoogh withont fortune, and he was only 23 “years of ace. Hc was brought to his Jodging-honse in London, where he lay sui- fering. But_a wealthy and handsome young widow, on whosc estatcs he bappened to be slioot- nig when the accident occarred, came zud took up her abode in the same bouse In order to nure him. MHer care was cxiended througk several wcekz.hbn! alas! the other eye sympathized with that which had been put out, and it, too, was cx- tinguished, leaving the youth and echolar Lope- lessly and totally blind.” But the pretiy widow was equal to the occasion. She propozed 10 him—mar- riage. The result was a splendid company alight- ingut the door of 2 fashionsble church in uur neighborhood; a beautiful dame of 0, attended by her two hifle children, leading a blind youth of 2 to the altar, there to cndow bim with all lier extensive worldly goods; and the two are mow enjoying their honeymoon on the fine cstate where the gentleman may meditate on the ancient say- ings which declaréd misfortune and fortune to be near neighbors. MADAME BODISCO. Washingtor. Correspondence Cincinnatf Commercial. Our slster city, Georgetown, {s made up almost emtirely of old houses, eachone of which husits story, its ghost, or its Drilllant memories, for it wasa center of commerce and fashion when Wash- ington was scarcely planned. Among the latter I the Bodisco house, 10 which Waldemar Bodisco, ‘Dbeanty, as we had the sad opportanity of secing & few years since, when she returned among s fol shor stay, Her sonsare officers in the Russian armiy, and_her danchter has just been making a Visii fo the beantifal. Madame von Overbeck, nee Goddard, at her home in Stuttgardt. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TWOMEN. One day a lady whom I hed "had the pleasure of taking in to dinner in o country house mear Lon- don, and whom I had =oon found to be onc of those eimple-minded, good-natured, trath-telling wo- men who are notably common in England, spoke 1o me about some ladies who, on a previous dsy, had attracted her attention, zddivg, **I knew they were Americans.” **How?" I asked. ‘‘Oh, we always know American women!" **But how, pray?” She thought a moment, and answered: ** Dy their beauty—they are almost always pretty, if uot more—by thelr fine complexions, and by their exquisite dress.” T did not tell her that I thought that she was right; but that she was 50 I had by that time become convinced. And yet I should’ say that the most beantifol wo- men 1 had ever seen were English- women, were 1t not for the memory of a Frenchwoman, & German, and & Czech. Butthe Iatter three were rare exceptione. Beauty is vecy much commoner among wolnen of the English race than among those of any other with which I am ac- qusinted; and among that race it is commoner fn “+America " than in England, I 2sw more beanty of face and figure at the first two receptions which 1 attended after my return than [ had found among the hundreds of thousands of women whom I bad seen in England. The types ure the same in both countries: but they secm to come near to perfection mach oftencr here than there. Beauty of featare is, however, sometimes more clearly defined in England than here. The mouth in particularwhen it is beantiful is more statucsque. The curves are morc decided, 2ud at the junctlon of. the red of the lips with the white there is & delicately raised outline which marks the form of the feature in a very noble wey. This may aléo be said of the noetril. It gives n _chiseled eflect to those features which is not so often found in *America™; but the nose itself, the brow, and the set and carriage of the bead are generally finer among ** Awericans.” In both countries,” how- cver, the head is apt to be too large for perfect proportion. This 18 3 characteristic defect of the English type of beauty. Its effect is ecen in Stoth- ard’s fgures, in Etty's, and in those of other En- glish pamters. Another defect is in the heaviness of the articulations. Really fine arms are rare; but fine wrsts are still rarer.” Such wrists a3 the Viennolse women have—of which I enw a wonder- fal cxample in the Viennoise wife of a Sussex gen- tleman—are plmost unknown smong women of English race in either country. 1t i3 often suid, even in England, that **American™ women have more Leantiful feet than Englishwomen have. This 1 am inclined to doubt. The feet may be emaller here; and they generally look smalier, because’ Englishwomen, weat” larger and_beavier shoes. ‘hey are obliged to do so becanse they walk more, and because of their moister climate, Dut merc smallucss is not a beauty in a foot more than in any other part of the body._ Beauty is the shape, proportion, and color; and fect are often cramped out of shape and out of proportion in other countrica than China. A foot to be beautiful should seem fit for the body which it supporta—to stand upon and walk with, 1tis sald by some persons, who by raying It profess 1o know, that Nature, prodigal of charms to En- glishwomen in Lust, shoulders, aund arms, is chery of them elscwhere, and that their beanty of fizure i8 apt to stop at the waist. Cpon thi# polnt 1 do not veotare to give an opinion; bat 1 am inclined todoubt the judgment in quextion upon general physiological principles, - The human figure is the development of a germ; and it is not natural that, whatever oay be the case with individuals, the type of a whole race in one country should present this inconsistency. Possibly those who started render of Gen. Lee's sword, nor Intimated by word eARTNERS WANTED. or deed that he expected it fo be ylelded to the vlc- He was, on-the contrary, speclally con- slderate and kind in his_bearing to the. d -feated ' chieftian, and strove by all cocial amenity fo make Teséen- - the' v ‘abOWE $5.000 to asslst tent, consisting of breec g riile and shot-gan; 1hé cocks cartridge-cas raade to be riried:; only commou caps. A ASS)US, 00 North Paulina-st. h-loading combined sport: R b e i A Gen, Lee feol at ease 8 0 De tisc sua, and umilintion and sorrow ] x SMALL STOCA OF STALPE JEWEL- cliance for & pra F"r'y'.sn’.‘:%‘im‘}u.“ Splendtd for'a practical Watchmaker. Decncstablished for twelve years. Bes OF rensons given for sellinz. The store 13 Tented to Shother party, bub there are several very nice mew tores trear by which can be rented low. -WIll ‘give s Fa0d bargaln for cash only. %505 West Madlson-st. . S5,000_10 TAEE fitable sbumz'ff;"nflu trict investigation, it 2®Whé meaa busincss necd he occasion. Their sccond fntment, at 10 o'clock, April v midway between RTNER WANTED—WITH half futerest in a aa Dpay larce dividends and Only those with Lhic cas answer. M 33, Tribune office. T WANTED—A GOl Teferences und small capital. opartaersbip in ‘8 Drofit D—5200—AT ONCE, TO JOININ t in & maaufacturin (rd‘tlnn:l!filcr:ll bave ln,}:esflgu- inscparable from t 863, at 2 point nearl, encampod armics, when' they con snd apart, sitting on horseback an hour, concerning which 'had been* delegated selected from both _armics. - The atory’ was a pure fu principled naventurer, m of gelling his arcs. never met under an app! the details of the can make ai advan- able, sgreeable busi- rication. siacted by some U t likely for the pu fen, Grant. and Gen, Lea lo-tree, nor near ope." ARTNER WANTE] purchasinz a ll“:l,;:lrlw . fonz estal e 14 a rare chance for some one. ute comm| 3 ’i‘.‘uu Dwight & Glllette, e —— var fecl impatlence with the slow progress T S ont bl in scttiing the Sonthern ques: ber wiiat a greal and beueficent and how much better the dared to hope 8 —Boston Herald the President mal tion, let nsx rement work he has undertaken, situntion is than we wonld have few months_or even Weeks 8go. ——— MARRIAGE:! B UUUUSUPPEEU E—DAVIES—Dy the Rev. Dr. Locke, Aprll 14, RO Rubie sad Hary Eila Davics. —1 . u the 12th tnst., by S ator e whlss and dlarioa' £ Address, with real name, Aerchants' Bullding. SRR ANTED—A - THOROUGH NE: i rars, with $90010 luvest in & pood Paying business. Only thiose meaning business need an- e PECIAL OR ACTIVE. WITH t manufacturiog business (o ‘ears. and_prosperous, TI e purposc of Iargely (ncreas- ‘which has developed beyond the pres- e desiring to make such relations reunity for examination. Address man. of good addre swer.. N 8, Tribune otlice. ARTNER WANTED- '$25,000, 1n an excellen! s city. estabiished two amount wanted solely for ing the husiness, will have évery onpos Oat, Tribane otice. 2 A ASH IN AN WANTED_WITH €75 CASL orwhers Tribune oflice. SWANTED—WITH CAPITAL 10 STANU- D) facture the be?; clothes-pin ever,davented. Ad- dress () 80, Tribune oflice. NE NTED—TO AID IN THRE EXTEN- A ora w"ln;:"izency and commission bustness. ave ordinary businesy ability, willing fodevote Lime, aad be prepared to fovest immediately $1,000 or $2,000 cash without risk; will be atlowed to habdie finances of the business’ exclusively. K Clnge for youni mas Lo St It R Le R PP able husiness. W cal wl . A commersial references. Address P 66, Tribune ofiice. ARTNER WANTED —‘ Lé}‘:’u"g:“é l?c'(‘:.ofz’.l\:fixfi town; opeulng worth pér_year; ma - Tamily not destivues preforred. " A LAWYEI, 18 South S—HAMLI GAN—ENNIS—On Tuesday evening, at the No. 24 Chicago-av v Erdman, 3. J. E. Goehegan sn established p‘\:eyllu.'oflce b “PHILLIPS—March o2, of scarlet fever, o ton of Whtimian 11, and Libble el 3 sears 2 miontds and 0 "ADHi 11, 0f the same df ter, aged 1 year 1 month and 5 days. LER—Feb. 15, at the residence of her son-fa-law, outwell, in Eogiewood, Cook County, 11l dan Tyier, rellci of Capt. David Tvier. 83d year of herage. F2- Ana Arbor, Mich., papers please copy. BRUCE—April 14. Sonth May-st., Bridge Funeral Sunday 8t 10 8. m., thence by cars 1o Calvary. CEASE—At Brushes' Mills, X. ., of consumptlon, Bragies Carydon Cease, of Chicago,dged +5. He leaves awiteand o hiid, ek 14th Inst.. at residence, 70, 225 - D e Julia. beloved wife of Austin J. Doyle, b cidat duusiter o¢ Clarles Donnel h : day morning, alter which funeral will proceed by earriages to Calvary Cemetery. ATEINSON—OD her 17th birthd iease. Mand A., youngest ., at her resldence, 261 wite of John Biruce. to St Patrick s Chureh, Fricuds of the family In- RTNER WANTED—A GOOD MAN WITH $300 Csi 10 take balf |nterest I butter factory: big profits. Q, Tribune oflice. RTNER WANTED—TOOFEN, on the South Side with FS00: Dstiess 10t necessnry as 1 hove run o meat store f0r e St eiree yearaanl am charougiy posted il s wiiling ce au equal 3 b had required. - Addsess 5. HOUSTEN, 419 Biuo Isiand-ay. owlcdge of the e Holy Name at 10 o"clock Mo a1 the restdence E—TALF-INTEREST IN OLD-ESTAD- TR A Lo e ru store by a practical ru- Rist; price, $750 cash. . Apply at once at 1788 State-al. S irhirty ninth st 5 Fon"’s’ALE—.\ FIRST-CLASS HOTEL BARBER- iog. 6 th Side, cstablished In 1¥73; owner go- ubu"lfloploxnhxullnel!e; those whe mean busineas only ‘need apply at 87 Fifth-av. 170K SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD Fuglg tg'fflnrbl-!c‘lu! book and stationery store, finely jocated, with an establiabed trade; price, $5,500. Ad- , Tribupeoffiee. .. .~ R SALE-SMALL STOCK OF GROCERIES. FIX- O A asa, locss and waigon. ASA - CLATE, Room 15 Major Biock. OR SALE-A_ GROCERY-STORE NOW DOING A gocd bustucss: will bear inyestigation; reason for #elling, partles wish to_eagage In other business, Ad- {iress s 42 Tribuns ofce. " ALE—CHEAF FOR CASH—CORNER GRO- D?er? and saloon; rare chance. Address K 5i, Tribune ofiice. BALE-LOW—THE__STOCK, FIXTURES, Fofim‘l. mlglzfllll. etc., of the old eatablished t-unk Btore, 614 State-st.; rent very low: would trade for second-hand machinery. E. ROGERS, Koom 9, 177 Madison-st., or on the premises. O e at. 115 g 103 lires, ani a an-a. v unpnsxx: b&mlt(nn Building. Inoquire Michigan-a: on preinises. JFOR SALE-A VALUABLE PATENT FOR CHARG- Ing gas retorts; this machine will save labor, gas and handling coal ‘onces model and particularaat Du- charme House, ndolph-st. Foiz SALE—TIIE DBEST GROCERY STAND AND stock n the clty, doing a cash bustness of $100 per day: bad health cause of eelllng; also printing offlce for half fts value, 1. W. JACKSOS, 128 Clark, Hoom 2. JFOR SALER FIRST-CLASS SALOON WITH S0- cluty-hail attached, o saloon fistures, With pool- table, cheap, _Inquire 4t 206 Blue Islnn JOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST-PAYING SMALL Tiotcla on the South Slde, with sample-room, license, Dar-Uxtures, everything complete; reason for selliag, g0lng to retire. 90 East Jackson- RO _SALE-R EitsT-cLAsS RETATL LIQUOR store; splendld location: 8 good cash bargaln can Le made. Apply at nune._n_ms 7\‘&{ llgnm_-_:}_ 701 SALE—A WALF-INTERESTIN THE FURNI- Ture and fixtures of one of the best focated and paging hotcls I tha City of Chicago. P92, Tribune. _ OR SALE_CHEAP~TWO BILLIARD AND ONE ‘pool table, and bar-Oxtures. P 92, Tribune office._ O "SALE-LAUNDRY; $700, AT 997 SOUTH State-st. & L., Sydney M. At R WANTED-IN A STAPLE CASH BUSI- good and sury proiits uc principals will be communications oyer real name nnd address only will recelve attention; best references given and required. Address Q of her mother, 220 North Market-s Funcs! from residenice by carriages to Rosehill, ot 1 s Monday T6th Inat. ~Fricnds of family sré fn- Vited to atend. §Green Bay, Wis., papers nlease copy. L JEWS—On Saturday, Aprll 14, st his residence, No. 422 West Madison-st., Cornellus H. Hews. Funeral otice hereafter. MAYNARD-AC and Mra, William TRE] ‘ness well established paginy with $25.000 W $4 treated with; all 12, Tribune ottice, for R WANTED—IN A PHOTOGRAPH GAL- kood retoucher and operator; work enough Battle Creek, Mich., Aprfl 13, No- Want 8 £ood man more thau money. -, father of Mr. Heory C. Maynard il Fellows, of thls city. PERSONAL. RSONAL—BLUE VEIL, NEW CHICAGO THE- B mtr ot Just, Gretin, wrlta to. Kenteman wwho spoke 1o ier.” O 2, ° : o RSONAL—A GEXTLEMAN OF SEANS WISHE: the acqualntance of & Indy of refiny b amusement, perhaps matrimony. Adds 34, Tribuneottice. STASQUERADE: sisc address 40, Tribuno oflice. 'RSONAL—A LONESOME BUT SOCIADLE Gl ‘tlemni desires the scquatntance of an attractive, 25 companion to places of amusement. T L0ST TEACK OF 300 it Bend addressto N 97, BOOKS. UDUBON'S BIRDS OF volumes, 4to, full morocco, new.§ North America, 3 volumes, 4to, full v Fthio st editton that was fssue lincs.the Gniy sct 13 the, CIty for aale; coat $250; Address for 5 days, P 22, Tribune ofiice. LIBRARY 1N ITSELF—CIAMBERS' ENCYC] pedia, 10 vols., new, only $22.50; Froudo's His- tory of l-In:ll:n od editi & Scoit's Bible, 8 vols., S10 ¢, 'S5 othier 1w books very' cheups Sul- Cash paid for siandard works. South Clark-st. ASH_T'AID FOR_HOOKS—83 PAID FOR WEI- sed Dictionary, etc., etc. CHAPIN'S corner Sfadison and Déarborn-sta. “NORTH AMERICA—8 Tribune oftice. Qoadrupedsof LETTER GONE agrecable jady, ¢ you left 415 S. Tribune oitice. ERSONAL—WANTED BY A THOROUGHLY | 0ia‘Bookatore. thie notion were unfortunatd in their occasions of observation and companson. ~Richard Grant |Vhite in the Galacy Jfor Alay. NUPTIAL ETIQUETTE. Engtish Paper. The old-time fancy for distributing wedding fav- ora is again in vogue; directly after the ceremony and while the newly-married pair, with the more immediate relatives, are siguing the register. the ‘bridesmaids dispense them. The giftsdesigned for the lady guests consist of small bows of white satin ribbon tying little spraya of jessamine; those for the gentiemen are a spray of oak-leaves and acorns without ribbon, while the bridesmaids’ favors have some distinctive mark, such asa spray of forget- me-not. Their bouquets are the quft of the bride- rroom and are sent before the ceremony with the Tocket or other souvenir which he presents them. He also furnishes the bride with her flowers for the occasion.. When the service takes place in church the cere- mony is generally performed entircly at the com- munion-rails: but in bigh churches the actuzl cere- mony, in England particularly, takes pluce in tae ‘body of the church, and the briaal party, preceded by the ofliciating clergy, moves on into the chancel for the subsoquent portion of the service. Allar- rangements u3 to fecs, etc., are conded to the Dest man: while the chlef bridesmaid's duty is to take the bride’s bouquet and gloves when the sery- ice begins, - The Interval between the arrival of the guests at the houte and-the breakfast is generally employed inan inspection of the wedding presents, which arespresd ont for examination’ on a variety- of tables, —one for plate, another for jewelry, one for china, one for glass ornaments, etc., each gift be- ingaccompanied bya slip of paper, bearing the name of the donor. Wedding breakfasts are now often arranged on the plan of 3 ball supper, with several round tables and a long buffet, where the majority of the com- pony take their lunch standing, the tables being ‘appropriated to the relatives of the bridegroom an the principal guests. Frequently, however, the old custom of a sitting-down breakfast is adhered 10, and, if itis, the wedding-cake is placed in the centre of the table and the’ bride and bridegroom take their places oppositetoit. In the former lan, the cake is placed in the centre of the buflet. Vhen breakfaet ia announced, the bride and bride- groom Jead the way to the dining-room, the pride’s father follows with the bridegroom’s mother, and scats himsclf next to his duughter; the bride- groom's futher comes next wit the bride’s mother, and places her beside the bridegroom. Very fre- quently the bridesmaids all sit opposite fo the bride, accompanicd by the genllemen who have been desired by the hostess to take them down; the best man' invaribly tak- inz the chief bridesmaid. Speeches ace now confmed—when there are any ot all—to the health of the brice and bridegroom, pro- posed in a few words—the fewer the beiter—by the gentlemen of the highest rank prosent. The bride- groom in returning thunks sometiines proposes the hcolth of the brideemaide, for whom the best man bricfly responds. Iherc should be no other toasts, and cven these may be well dispensed with. Tae bride puts the knifc into tho cake which has been cut before the drinking of the healths, und it is ex- ccted that every one will cat a emall picce for od Iuck, ™ - When the bride comes jnto_the drawing-room Ber traveling-dress o say good-by, white satin slippers ond rice are thrown, the best man and bridesmaids dispensing the former, while the lat- ter is showered upon the departin: pair exclugively by matrons. The fashion of eénding cards and cake Lins ponc entirely out of stle. When a widow marrics the wedding differs in several points. _There are neither brigesmaids nor favors, aud the lady is debarred wearing white, o bridal ' veil. or orange flowers; indeed, sho must wear a bonnet, according to Englich etiquette. 1f the Russian Minister, brought his 1G-year-old bride, the beautifnl Harriet Willjams, whom he fellinlove with and wooed undersuch romantic circumetances. - He was 00 years old at the time, and had never submitted himeelf to the sweet tyranny of a wife, butn one of his daily walks he saw a school-girl tripping along, her arm fall of books, and -entering the semmary, then considered the most elegant school for ladies ~in Maryland; she was tall, with ‘a liesome figure, large bluc-gray eyes, 5 mass of nut-brown halr, & complexion like ivory, and snperb teeth. Iie man- aged several times to arrive near the school-house justae she was entering, and cach timo _ was better Pleased with her. 1lc then began to make inqui- riee, and found she belonged to 8 good bat poor family living in Georgetown. Then be obtah an introduction throngh a mutual triend, addressed ‘her, ::‘d lih- ‘were mlxflcdx!n(m after, and an exceedingly happy marriage it proved to_be. Tow weeks piter thelr wesding he most maguificent ball scen in the Mri. Adame' famous enteriainment, 1o which were invited 21l of her old friends, com- fons. and classmates, which won for It from he old ladies scandalized %lhls unicn_of Sgn’n’.‘ In and Winter the name of **The Juvenile Ball. spite of the witherinr comment, however. il wasa saperb aflalr, ali the elife of the two cities, the Diplomatic Corps in clittering court drese, St Garters, and orders were prsent, and amony them, like s young Queen, moved the Jouthfal Madsms Bodisco. Onefeatare of the enterta 1t in the Indics: dressing-room- wero. Saras of white ilk stockingw, perfamed kid gloves, gold thimbles, needle-cascs, and dainty Ivory fans (o drawn upon by toc gueets in case of accident to any part of the tollette, and the accidents that nicht maust have been withont parallel, for at 3 o'clock, when the muric bad died away and the tired dsncers drifted ont Into the nizht, ot & trace of anything remsined exceot the boxes that held them—and the Dretticst of (hem were gone. - The honsehold was s very happy one, —for perfect harmony prevailed; as little voices bezan 10 ring throngh the rooms Count Bodisco brought his nephews from Russis. and placed them under ] the care of Medame sa femme, snd it §s one of 1hose *‘boys,™ by the way. that is the present in New York. They were devoted to her, and she 1o them, and the caly thing that everin- terrupled the peacefulness of the home was the excitement produced by the teschings and preachings of the Millerites, who, some twenty-five years ago, announced that, according 10 thelr calculations, the time bad come when the gay of julement was to¢all on the werld, man to be arraigned for his sins, and the just—they in par- ticalar—to be tranelatéd. Madime Bodisco got very much exercised, and went from meeting- honse to meeting-houe, cor away from each ‘with a greater look of dread in her fi;m, eyes; her hustana was almost besidc himeell ai seeing heranxlety, and his method of consoling and re- ‘assuring her was unique in the extreme. - For fn- stance, opc day when eversilung else failed, he said: ‘*But, Harrictte, via chere, vat- if de good Lord do come, do not alarm_yourself, for I will give lim von grasd diner! ™ *The Dodisco dinners were famons, and it was the hichest compliment be could think of to pay Une whoee coming his wife rezarded with such awe. Several years afior the Count's death his widow married Captain Tay- or, of the Enclih army, oad fallowe ;mms. wherethe climate zoon made a:“e::l n‘i‘uhg ‘ding he fia\'n her the letrict eince a young lady, however, matries a widower, there g no difference made between the arrangements for Lier wedding and thoee described. - FEMININE NOTES. There scems to be a general feeling ahout town- that when there is no Jight in the entrya man ought to be excused for kissing his wife when she lets him in, provided he thinks it is the chamber-maid. —Norwick Bulletin, “*)Mrs. Parr, of this village,” saya a Wisconsin exchange, ** has had no less than seventy atiacks of ilincss during her lifetime, and &till lives.”" She must be one of the ** Brave Women of Seventy- Slcke. " —New York Commercial Adverliser. ** She may be a very good woman, " garped Tom- £on, his breath almoat choked off by the tighiness of his new ebirt, while the wrists were 80 loose reputabls widow, the acquuintance of s single gen- tleman, not under 40; one wiio s abundantl] willing to substantially ald her: none but the' ereacs pivea and requlred. 3 2 Tribunc otice. __ KE, A LETTER IN P.-0. JOXES' FORM-TOOK, 1877, REW Cuitty Diackstoae, complets Gray's Auntouy: shee new. 5 Smith's Dictionary of the iifble, 3 Vols., new. Tllinols Reports—Vols. 15, 21, 35, 51 Penny Cyclopwdia—23 vois.. Northeast corner Mad!son and Dearbo; VOLS, NEW AND OLD BOOKS; paid”for smail ‘lots or entire ltbraries of books, Down-stairs 102 Madison-st. ALLER'S Caeap WISIIING TO DO_BUSI- ncss with L. MILLER can address lettera care Car- NDIANAPOLIS GENTLE- Uoes not pay bis note e sdvertlsed for sale ERSONAL—DARTIE NAL—IF A man, now residin of 35,93 within ten in ail the Chicago papers. 2 AND FOUND. OUND—MAKCH 22, A PAIR OF FIELD-| ‘Which the owner cau huve by calling at 459 Vernon® VrOVIaE property and pay APITAL OF ABOUT $5.000 wanted, to asslst fn the introduction of a new Patent. consisting in & reech-loadinzr, comblncd sport- + Tepeats by stmple movement of thit cocks; eartridge-cases to be used with the gun, und tilled; 0aly COMINON CAPs LOCEssary. A, ASSMUS 600 North Paullna- LISIED PRODUCE 1SS) standing, dotng a z0od businvsa, will take n partner on very favorable ternis; oue yes youuz referred. Address, with real name snd references, N 73, Tribunc office- SACRIFICE—$1,000 WILL PURCHASE ¥ IN- terest {n a mine iu the San Juan Mining District, Colorado, worth five times that amount: sclection tobe 1nade from 5 different mines after examination. years' assessment work done on each. g for thisadvertise- 1y ride and shot-gus ORSES STOLEN FROM 376 ARCHER-AV. ON Friday nigit, Ivo liorses ‘as follow: Norman colt, 4 years old, Welght 1,35 1bs; Torse, 8 years of 200 Ibs;_one black years'old, weliht 1,100 Ibs;' onc chestnut horse, 7 years old, Ulind in one eye, welght 1,000 Ibs: one bay mare, 7 A handsome reward will c glven for thelr rewurn, or information as to their ANOLD-ESTA house of high ears old. welizht 1,050 Ibs. NG, THE 19TH, BE- ou Harrison-st., & a considersblo paid for {t37¢- or 163 State-st. 0ST—ON FRIDAY MORN tween Aberdeen and Siver-sta! 1ady's maroun pocket-book, contal sum of woaey. A liberal roward will Turn to 383 West. Hiarrison-st. W HUNDRED DOLLARS SECURES TO £ood man a hnlf interest in a loag-eatabilshed busi- ness now paying $300 per month it application is mode Room 2, 149 Enst Monroe-st. . .1 MANUPACTURING BTSTS ed_one-half intercaty part good Tty towardsit; lvestigation solicited. Address P oN. IX zle-st., between Wells ¢ 'S3 10 510 and rafiroad tickes from Chicago o South Evanston. Finder will please fotura the ticket to 137 East Kinzle-st. and keep money; ticket Las own~ er's name on It. OST—SATURDAY MORNING ON WABASH-AV. becween Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth-sis., a gol . The finder will be sultably rewardéd by re- turalng 1610 12:3 Michizan-a BLACK SHRPHERD DOG, NAMED Jack. Anybody returning san i ton-st. will be well rewarded. AL OST—OR STOLEN—A RED POCRETBOOK MARK- ed A. A, Dennison, at Wood's Museum, Saturday matinee, April 14, contalning small i trunk ey, receipia and othier papers, and sowme moncy. etbook and othier articies are returned 10 box-otice of Museurn, the money can be ki Questions asked. 0ST—A TAX-EECEIPT BOOK. 3 will pléage return to SWEET, DEMPSTER & CO. 216 Monroe-st. AL REWARD-LOST—APRIL 8, FROM 353 -st., 5. H. Turriil's liver sod white Return to ABBEY'S, 43 South RARE CIANCE—FOR SALE—AN OLD AND ed wholesale and retail grocery bus- city_of tha West. For Inquire of W), BURT. Jand 5 Lake'st,, Chlcago, TARY INTEREST IN NEW PATET FIRE-ES: cape for sale. There's millions {u it. Address K 57, Tribunc office. FINE STOCE PHILADELPHIA-MAKE BOOTS and shoes, und stock of gents' furn} FIRST-CLASS SHIRT FACTORY FUR SALE; best location in the city, and plenty of work the year Bonus reauired; thorough investlgition given; everything complete and first-class. Address P 5, Tribuge otfice. NEW CLEAN STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES on one of the leadin thoroug!ifarcs of thiy city, Address BUSINESS, 203 iness, fu & thriv THE_TINDER topether with the fixturcs. A X OPPORTURITY OF FORMING AN ADVAN- tageous connoction with a first-class, profitable Inquire’ of S. P. ‘A N, OPPORTOUNITY_TO GET AN OLD ESTAD- Iished siore, the Shipioy Tea House at29i Dine Inqulre at store. FIRST-CLAS3 SALOO! Madison-st. _Address K 49, Tribuno ofice. Y AND CONFECTION] (MANCE EXTRAORDINARY—AY OL] -ES- tablished, reliahle, and le AL $3,000 zud upwards net proi ehince to enlarge both business and bear favestigation: ouly $1,500 en afre for 3 days of CAME & WiL etween 10 and 12 8.m, and 2 and 4 o'clock p.m. FOR SALE AT 57 EAST KIN: STATIONERY, r, and notion store, witha circulating ilbry ). for sale chieap. for casll; good locutions oo ti 7 Dougls (Thi GOING FROM EIGH- ‘to the Weldon Station; a packsge of let- ‘can be of nD value {0 any one but the owner, the dnder will confera great favor by leaving them at 834 Indlana-av. 0ST—$50 REWAK cthook containing $172, with some D:fllam. 4 State’st. Mrs. LIZZLE TH T OST-ON INDIANA-AV, NESDAY, A POCK S, 175 Monrog-st. Fetura papers to 81 OST—APRIL B, ONE SCOTCH- dark color; went awRy with a large black slut; S5 for the retur of TERRIER DOG, N FOR SALE will be given and no questions asked the dog to 362 Wabasi ? 'ROM 811 STATE-ST., A WHITE BULL p. esr cut shorcand 4 long tall. €5 roward i Teturacd 1o the above place. 0ST—ON FRIDAY NIGIT, ONE LITTLE GOLD locket, between Twenty-sixth-st. and Cottage Grove-av., abd_Archer-av. aud Twenty-gec- oud-st.: the finder will be rewarded by returning the same 1o 225 Cottage Grove-ay. OST—WITH STOLEN MONEY AT McVIOKERS (might return part of it). Tlease recura pavers to K S E, Graad Paciflo, OST-LARGE DLACK NEWFOUSDLAND_DOG, When feft home had o hiue ribbon on ncck. Liboral 0 726 West Superior: WHITE SPITZ SLUT NA3I] aty, brass collar on, from 218 Ozden‘av. tura there snd be sultably rewarded. '20M_CORNER tmate business ayin per year, with s zood rofts: thia will ftal required. In- TE, 166 Fifth-ov., YONFECTION reward for his rett = A oo A Al At G, PAINTING, AND GRAINING AT 2 fo75¢ pér Square; firnt-claus . work.” Address K UG-STORE FOR SALE IN A THICKLY-POPD- lated realdenco partot West Chicago; guod chanca h limited means. fAd JouN OF DIVISION AND Bts.. & horsc over 15 hiands high, and buggys dorse dark Urown, yellow buund saddlé oo harde squarc box. nearly new, ton bugey, blae lined: & Teward will bepald. CHAKRLES SHAFFNER,313 OXEXA:)'ST?N T? RnENT: %TOICK 05tiren for salt choa. TieN, Hoom 5 66 Lasalio-see RUG STORE _WORTIL personal property. ~ Address I UG STORE FOR SALE, LONG ESTADLISHED, argain for cash and trade. T)RuG STORE REWARD—LOST FROM 735 WESTLAKE-ST., at about p. w. Friday, sud white dog, named Rome April 13, o large black elght about 85 pounds. alf While and onc-half ack., white breast and fect, smootlr-haired and very kind and fnteiligent: breed helieved to be Englist fox-hountl, witii a strain of shephend. Th ‘ward will be given 10 any one returaing him safe to his and any information couce: y compensated. REWAE $2O 801 o L., or information leading to it. STORAGE. SPLENDID STOREHOUSE FOR PIANOS, ¥UR- il tai 2500 1o » Tribune office. good trade. low KEUG-STORR FOR SALE CHEAP—MUST BE SOLD on nccount of sickness uf owner. DIIUGGIST. 236% North Clark-st. RGG STORE FOR SALE—IN_DETIOIT, MIGH.; ING, Detroit, ED—-LOST FROM 424 WEST JACK- ternoon of the oth, reward pald for thelr tures, $1,400. 'OF SALE—BILLTARD HALL AND SALOON. A Rood chance; price $100, Box 401, that they seemed not to be buttoned at all; **ghe :::g;ih‘e"‘i:gag?figl wnmdll‘n, !‘mt sh: don't under- c! 2] ication . of to Cagineering to & fine anlrt. G Loy The imperishable affection of a child for its ‘mother is equaled in no other phase of animal na- tare. A bright Nevada boy of 16 summers has the extracted tecth of his matérnal ancestor mannfac- tured into cribbaze Ape;li and now, when he holds afive .;?:t:e‘r‘:‘:;nili mll: ly rfimindsdl:'im of hisde- ceased rnal smile, and brings tears to his youthfa) eyes.—Boston Globe. i 22 The stepmother was a8 sharply satirized in an- clent Groece ad {n Our oW tiac aad Conntry. Cal- hus say: As on s step-dame’s tomb & young child I ATl o Tolles Tomers 1o Apncast Bereh It f2ll and crushed him! Fly, ofspring, iy A step-dame’s roof, e'en though entombud she le. A commercial traveler in a Yankee city handed a merchant, apon whom he had called; A portrait of his betrothed nstend of his business cned, saying that he represented that establishment. The mer- chant examined it carefully, remarked that it was a fine cstablishment, and returned it o the aston- ished and Blushine traveler with n hope that he would soon be admitted into partnership, We have always fully belleved that wo angels minus only the wingu—especially u,:n:fl:vclfi? dressed ones. - But sad questionings arise in our breasts, which will not down at our bidding, when Delow the fine dress. through a large rent in the oot the bare angelic heel and the sofled tatters of amagged siocking are seen peering oot to find 8l on a mu — - fon Adverfisere ¥ i ctmsitag, =2t - A stapid editor who never notices the fashions tries to be smart, and says: ‘* The weetest thing 1n Lonnets is the lady's two-lips. " Oh, ignorance| not to know that in the present style of wearis the bonnet it is farther away from the lady's lij thanitis from her feet. \Why, 3 quiet. rexerved, timid woman wears her hat awa¥ aft, like a make: shift rudder; a fashionable womau builds a kind of a platform ot of her back hair, and hanzs the bon- net on the rear cud of it. and a real styfiah, model hired zirl carries a pole over - her shoulder with the hat slung to the end of it.—Burlinglon Haukeye. Appomattox. A correspondent of the Milwaukee (Wis,) Azws, who rays Lhat be was the only clvillan present at the sutrender of Lee 10 Grant at Appowmattox writes: **Gen. Grznt never dewanded (he sur- uiture. and all other doipb-st. (Hale Bullding). Cash advances. T 300 WEST MADISON-ST.—CLEAN, SAFE, DRY “planos, utc. Advinces If de- FETY STORAGE WARELQU: TIE CITY FOR ALL GOODS . Loans made on same if desired. THOS. et 206 - | TAOR SALE_SALOON FIXTURES NEW AND COAl- plete, also biilfard and _pool-table snd saloon ifcense. _Apply at 400 East Divlsion-st. JOR SALE—NAEDWARE STOCK IN. 3 o 15,000 20 5 00 I abiLAnGE, 1005 ik rom od irude established, three years' lcase, ab storage for furniture, itrea” Low rates. SATE EST STORAGE od clean stock, TON oRts St0Ck InventheIch abont Su. o0 3 ventaries abou for sclliug. _Address §1 65, Tribune off 'OR SALE—ONE-HALF INTEREST I - agenie biliard hall 450 EaIoon, 1 the. g taane Apply to G. W. COOPER, 157 MUST-CLASS STORAGE FOR HOUSENOLD goods, furniture, or mercinndise. Advances made 2B guods stured. JAMES MCCAULEY, 141 Wabash- RE, CARRIAGES. AND MERCHANDISE ! stored atlowest rates I fire-proof warehouse, 160 . Monroc-st. We loan money at 10 per cent per annui. ODS ON STOEAGE AT 7 L e i ndoiphi-st. (Hal c CHICAGO ST( O v T o ORAGE OF PIANOS; ORGANS, AND FINE FUR- DS, PO S S i 202 10 200 Eandolph-i Bo'Vin Banat, Adrances (e Bullding), 78 aad 'TORAGE—FINST-CLASS IN EV] FOR furaiture, etc., at low rates. EVERY WAL, FOR & 158'and 190 Washingon-s TORAGE —FINE LOFTS FOR furniture and general merchandise at 13 Fittheav. 000 cash last 3 Salleeat., basemuent. 'OR SALE—A NICE CLEAN STOCK OF STOV] Unware, and house farnishing Roods, on princi) strect {u the elty: Wil sell all or part of the stock from 0000, yarabilsliod trade sad low veot. AND 80 VAN BO- or removed to OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED HORSE- shoeing shop, dolag the Lest paying business gRUshEP cazo. Building. stock of shues ond tools. all complete, with 8 years' jease of ground. Present owner golog out of business. -Address L 29, WIII be sold_cheap: 01 SALE—T WILL SELL MY STOCK OF GRO- cerles. fixtures, horie, wagon, &c., ve 1 Tient reasonabic, and fn g, Sulliclent reasons nssized for Quitting Q. C. CHAP- STORAGE OF Of SALE—ONE-HALF OTt WIHOLE INTEREST 1JIn 3 barber-shop or bach-roums ou the finest avenue in the eity: must bave $400 or 5600 Address K 6, Tribuze oftice. 70T SALE—OR TO RENT—ON ACCOUNT OF THE sickness ‘of owner, n first-cisss bowiing-saloon, containing efiht aileyd and thelr uppurtenancess ' 13 centrally located and in good business order. Call at the establi:hment, basement of 151 and 153 Dearborn- t., or address O 94, Tribune office. : %t SALE—~A GOOD DINING-NALL: SPLENDID X' chance. ¥or particulurs sddress 2 23, Tribuac, Oft_8. A" GAMPLE-ROOM ON TWENT second-at., near Wabash-ay.. price $250, {ncluding Hcense: rent, $30 per mouth. 1nquire at 172 Twenty- second-at. . OR SALE—RESTAURANT BETWEEN TWO OF the most popular dancing-halls fn the city; satls-. Taction given for selling, _Call ac 32 North Clark-st. 0T SALE—A FIRST-CLASS GRQCERY STORE; ias ood erades No. T foeation; “will besold ata ot . bargaiu.~ Call a1 200 South Halste Ol SALE-LARGE, FAMILY ROTEL ONE of the Binest on the Wes: Side: ~appointmenta first- clags in every purticular, and within Aficen minutes® walk of Court-ilouse. N0 rea)-estate men need apply. A 41, Tribuno office, Fo AND MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK— “Ihe old-establislicd meat and vegetahle market, 1006 West Madison-st., known as White's marker; everythiug in first-class order with & first-class trade: it can be Lought for one lalf ft could six months ago, a5 1 um bouny for the Biack Hiils on or before the 18V ot May. Inquire on premises. 1 guarantee it will pay two men $1,000 net per year. NTED_PARTY WITH SOME CAPITAL TO VWV 2iotaie at 35n Franciscos trae already establlash: ed there. Also an opening ut two or three other central polats._Address X 29, Tr{bune office. @1() To s TER DAV-AY ERTICLE JUST s e P oo St s (i meek o et per 14005 population. - BEVERLEY, 151 Randolph. Room 4. Q195 S A LAUNDRY, EVERYTTHING B125 - Soietewith s o, 1 custom, 11 taken a once. Address P 19, Tribune ofice. RTASTERS SALE—ON WEDNESDAY, ~KPHiwe M2 Sre uT e soid by pubiic. aasribn’ atErLly roe-st. A¢ 104, m.. aud &k the Lakeside Bulijgy e . m., the Chicago Dally Courler property. [t ,,,,m o dotble crilnder HOE press. proof-prest. enpta boller, Imwln& 3tones, type (a large :.hunmn‘,‘ &y cases, palleys, detks, CBalrs, lamps, books, and 4 B Dartioirs applY i Mok o St or further par 3 Buitdlog, — © el e ”g":& JOVING, BY EXPERIENCED MEN, - OO b3 Forn crrkot: ] 150 BUrs, & LIGHT MANTEACTURING ) buiiness: can clear $50 per week travellag; b competttion fu the entlre \est. Call a¢ 243 States st,, Room 4; entrance on Jackson. q FOR A JIALF ISTEREST IN A LUCRA- $300 0% udiiess: Sirict tnvestization favited. ASONRT—JOBBING DONE 1N - MA¢ astering and brick work (a gook fil;.',".flll figures. " Addreas PLASTERER, 135 Newberry.ay ¥ JOTICE—FUENITGRE MOVED- “WITH Gy OHIDE TeaCis made expromary for mtis-- G, 15 North Ashlan E. GARROLL. Satienigy! M 23, Tribuae Oflfct 3 -50‘ BUYS HALF INTEREST IN A CASH BUS- $5 Tness that will more than support two fami- i 'nll or address 123 South Clark-: R 22 WILL BUY THE BEST PAVING AND 700 Sattocated restanrant and saloon on the West Stde. Address K 18, Tribune odice. funracteed. . TAYLOE. ENG N N, ‘m{n_“z RAVEE OF Wo0D, 3 (YUR FACILITIES ARE UNSURPASSED FORR: xOn mo\'lnsi' n:x:r:’l’gflng f;xglwrz. n;frrh12drh‘f 5 in firc.] uses it M -4 13aned a¢. 10 et cent: S e g %l'ooo—A GOOD MAN WITH THIS AMOGNT, oL prd dl&!’cr K% take lnn ln(crell;n‘llxm;’k = i 8 0f S er day or loan money and wi 01 wlg}y EAdmflG »0!‘((}8 PRliGE&_ pfilfl_{?.o. 1_500 ‘CasH WILL BUY THE BEST CIGAR ss - store In Chicago; have other businesa ‘which reguire my qnur! A!u:n_xlnn L BG._’K’flbune. % 10 OOO OR MORE READY CASH WILL PGR: »10. chase {nterest {n business unsurpassed In everv respect; Investment r’lgl 100 per cent profits rlzmaulr:y can secure Secretaryship, with good salary, Only firs-class, responsible partlea need address L 13, Tribune ottice. - [T AND A PARTNER TO JOIN THE 25.000 Aierher i gurcliasiag the interest of a retiring partner in a cash business paying certain profits. No answer will recefve attentlon except it be over real name aad addreas, and only from principals. ‘Address for three days, Q 6, Trivue offlc MISCELLA LARGE INDUCEMENT TO HAVE LADIES call at_my officc and purchassthelr plafters. We scll the only Centennial or Magle Plalter; it plaits a yard of poolis & minute and ‘makes a genaine hand- made plait. We accomplish all the different plafters on one, aad when a lady buys dirccL of uswe teach them how to cut_ biases, piain’ scollops, and polnts that you have to pay $10 for, frec. W. CASLER, 99 East Madi- toom 2, Genersl Western Agent. ° A SEEENDID ASSORTMENT OF SCRAP-BOOK ictures constantly on Band. wholesale and retall. HENRY LUEBKER & CO., Rooin 7 Tribune Baflding. ACTTAL SETTLEMENT IN FLORIDA—A FEW ood aad responsible citizens can find opportunity of Jolning a company of Chicago business men for the pufpose of locat{ng and colonization In Florida. S, B. CLARK, Headquarters Room 13 Lakes{dz Dullding. A LADY DESIRING FIRST-CLASS CARE AND accommodations during confinement. can address for three days, O 74, Tribunc office. \ LL CASH PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTHING. CAR- pets. furniture, and miscellancous roods of any kind b 1) er to JONAS GELDER. 604 State-st. A ML B0, S0, KeotopaTioss esires a middle-age 4s room- - vide expcnses. Wi furnish board if deaired. Apoly At 167 Wabash-av., In basement. - “Where at world. STAR, LD COUNTRY STYLEOAT-MEAL CARES S scones, Abernteh v, and wine biscul it Storsoiak Aberncchy, Sl wine bicultaat NIk gy 'P.’Afl:srs—wx HAVE2REDUCED OUR PRy for procurin ti., Toventors will mako s mote. Of this fact and conault withue ot make & specialty of retisucs and trasact 3 st Tatent busigess, -Parties who Drocare itieir poed {hrongh our agency can have fuil beaeit of ou? -] years' expertence {o_handiing and manafaccary Jentions, a4 the Drocuring of & pateat is but a Sary step.. ‘TBo Invention musk be 5ol oF oper disposed ot vetore ‘s protit e b reatlzel 1 COUPLAND & CO., 60 North Clari-st., Ttaom o * ATNTER'S SWING-STAGE, TOOLS, TG, sale: cost $100; S35 Lakes them. Address S50 Tin$ 55 ekt o udton-ste pasement. o STE PATEST FEE St SONEY FURNIEED atent and manufacture merito L] 56 Bast B aahingtonst.e Chicagor Fbom g PAIIING. CALCIIINING ASD GEUNING hortest ‘notice at. lowest g I Claily - Addross L5, Tribline sitce, o> Fusg PHOTO - ENAMELING _ NEATLY i o s Gear wopl ST B West’ Bandolphesc. - NIELL, crayon artiy EPAIRS FOR STOVES MADE 1N TROY, AL bany, Rochester, Cleveland, Bt. Lot R B R Tor West P 4 OLLED GOLD SETE, CHAINS, SLEEVE-BGE RO Food s Gold, <htape'ss EESTAE! T State and Jackson-sts. ‘S'nKiL‘s?’o'cs OF TARDWARE WANTED; Wi ive house and Jot, North Side. fo o ck shelf hardware. N 52, hlbm;sfig? m“q_n SEND STANE ¥OR DESCRIFTION OF GI and the arteal i ;'iu Rt the healthless in thy corner Elm and North Cfark-sts. Agents wanted. QUEP_ LADDERS FROM 3 TO I3 FEET I¥ AVE YOUR MONEY-EXTRA. INDUCENERT A S Fered 2o partics duyias Bard. Coat o hivrd a5 Jower prices than ever befors offered, oy Il SR ELOCRETTE. 170 Clarkost, iS. 85 CENTS ~AND UPWAKDS, IF SATCHE KENDALL'S, State 8ad Jackson-sis. © . % o Xcm;’x-.\'n-‘z PLEATER AND FLUTER PLEATS s yard gxer minnte; most perfect and complete machirc fn the world; excells all others tn varlety, eatness, and ranldity of work. _Aceni . nwhe:‘n.r BERL_X.‘_( & éURCKY. 150 East Randolph-st.” AT THE **LONE STAR” SHIRT FACTORY YOU can get a fine shirt made_to order for $1.50 each, well made and warranted to fit and give satisfaction; call and’'sce them. 188 Df:r_b_n t., near Pos Ol'flc "\ XY PERSON OWNING LOT ON THIRTT-FIRST- AT etveen Michigan and. Wabash-avs., and will tulld astable can get 3 good tenant by applylox to OS(E\I’ 1ELD, Michigan-ay. A LBTUS, 50 CENTS AXT) GPIARDS, AT KEN- DALL'S, State and Jackson-sts. ODA-FOUNTAIN, ALMOST NEV, TAREN Uedr, ol be aoid chieage Addrest fors = P 25, Tribune ofiice.. 0 103 Wess Madison-st. [0 GIVE AWAY—A BABY BOY THREE MONTES Bm. Inquire 2 M E FINEST LINE OF THE GENUINE JOstrt T Rogers & Sons. pocket-knives froi $6.75 tach. Wads & Butcber hotlow ground st from 75 centa to $2 each: A lot of Croft & patent ruop. Btropu at half price, and warranted satisfactory.. Iy honcs, 50 cents each. ORI & LOCKETT, 170 Clarg-«, THE OLDEST PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT the city would Iike to trade plambing aud fitting for anything good; what have 2t 565 Ogden-av.., gomer Barrison-se. | ol APY GENUINE ELGIN WATCH FOR $10, AT KEN- DALL'S, State and Jackson-sts. FPWO BPANS FIRST-CLASS MULES FOR SAIL Call at No. 1041 Pralrie-av. T A LADY WISHES A ROOM-MATE AT 469 MICHI- n-av. References exchanged. "ALL PERSONS WANTING THETE ROOF TE- paired should notify J. WILKES FORD & CO. TRoofers, 169 South LaSalle-at. 4 N ENFRGETIC, RELIARLE PARTY GOING TO £ the salatile acic H1Is would take stock of Iiht. EBoods and some agencles, _Q 34, Tribune ot 'OR SALE~ONE-QUARTER OR HALF INTEREST In a good manufacturing business paying large profits, wiih orders on hand. t of selling. money fo run the business. A. HARSHDERGEK, 130 Dear- ro-st. et TTENTION TO LADIES OF CHICAGO—MADAM CASHRURG, Inte from New York, will bay ths hizhest cash prices for cast off clothing of ail descrip- tlons. carpets, furnitare, bedding. etc.” Address letter to 297 South C1: Chieago, 111 : JPOR SALE-OR EXCIIANGR-STOCK OF GE eral hardware and other property, ' Wil take stock of boots and shoes or clothing. Inquire at Room 6, 177 Clark-st, : - JOR BALE—10 70 15 HOTELS AND HOTEL with furniture, in Iilinois, Wisconin. owa. oud Mlssourl, rangfu from $1.500 to. $50,000 cood, 1iye rallroad towns.” One of_our firm baving supplied e leading. hotels of the West with Tepistérs for ten years pasi, we possess facilities for selling and buylng hotsls none others can have. IAIR BROS., 63 Dearbora-st., Koom 13. T cine oot Copuras Yocation. Iuvosss; 10 bet usiness ‘enural_location. luvolce, 10 per centadded. Address N 46, Tribuue office. OF SALE-STOCK OF HARDWARE, TINNERS' {ools, family carriage, and span of lioisci Cail s 4645 South Staze-st. JoOR SALE_X LIVERY STADLE AND STOCK IN one of_tha best locations In this elty, cunsisting of thirtecn horses, six carriages, with haraess. five bus- gles, with harness, blankots, robes, etc. - Will be sold atalarze dijcount, owing to iUl heaith, N.DINAN, 260 North Clark-yE. FOIR BALE—AN INTEREST IN THE BEST WEEI IE paper In Chicago. A rare chance. Unexcep- onable reasons for solling. Partiea witliont money nped not answer. Address G 31, Tribune oflice. OF SALE—BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR BAR- ber shop ond bath-rooms until Aonday, Avrll 16. | Apply at 333} Milwaukee-ov. : R_SALB-_BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY clienp for cash; paent ofen. Audress O &, Trib- otlice. - JFORSALE—THE NEW STAMPING-PARLORS AND f:oml-vfll of the trade, with 8,000 stylcs of pattern: Wiilsell cheap sa I bave other business: also_perfora ing-machine fpr manufacturing patterns, Call at 242 State-st., entrance on Jacksen. O SALEFOR CASIL A THREE-TEARE' LEASE * “and furniture of & first-class boanling-house con- tulning; forty-seven rooms, in ceatral location, with Food run of custom, Address BOARDING-HOUSE, ribune office. - OR SALE—SHOPS AND ALL NECESSARY MA- DiIGers emerally Tocaced; m borter. - Rddness B ot + Tent tter. Trivue oflice. - oo DO Better = QORSALE=AT A GREAT DARGAIN, A SALOO! and fixtures, four furnished rooms attached, dof arood business.” Call at 443 South Clark-st. Ok SALE=A SPLENDID-PAYING LAUNDRY IN a good lacality chean fur cash. ~Reasons for sclling —going 10 eavothic clty._Address P 74, Tribune ottice. OR SALEONE OF THE BEST CIGAT: STORES in the sity, factory counected, e gvner is golug to the Black Hls. _Address P 83, Tribune otice. — _- JOK BALE—ONE OF THE BEST PAYIN XU facturing businesses fn Chicngo. Establlalied nine years; doing @ splendld busiuces, and_requiring only shout sseo capltal. It will bear e closcat nvcstisa- L ) vsltion. Best of reasons given for selling, s N Tribise otce. i TOR SALE—BARBER SHOP—IN {TIiE COUNTRY- A splendid chance for 3 steady’ nan. One-third cash. Apply to GUSTAV KNECHT, cutter, 178 East Madison-st. 4% OR SALE—FINE STOCK GROCERIES AND FIX- tures. Cheap rent, ‘good location goud trads. Owner golng to England, bargain. Address 3138, Tribune offic = JPOR SALE-TLOUE MILL CHEAP, AND EASY hedi T B PR oot IR, Wl e hart, Logan County, vl el 2 JFOR SALE_A FIRST-CLASS SALGON AKD FIX- tures at 692 State-st. Reason for seclling, leaving the city, JeOR SALE=S WELL-FURRISHED LooNs 1N one of the best locailties In the eity, Inquire at 50 Weat dadison-st., Room 1, AN EMERSON BINDER WILL FILE AND BIND ‘your mulc und periodicals as recetved. When full it ixazood, permanent binding. Alio thel fnrary Bindor. Call or ‘write. JNO. .~ BARRETT & CO., bookbinders, 150 State-st. Gold Icttering, eyeleting, etc. LL CASIl_ PATD FOR CAST-OFF CLOTRING; pante, $2 to $5; coats, S5to $10; ladles’ dresses, from S5 to £35; alko, misccllancous goods. Address at HING FOR SALE—GOOD Tent low. PETER- 50N & BAY, 168 Randolph-st. 2 A, TERSON WISHING ¥O REPAIRS OF ANY kind for saves or clothes-wringers, Will recefye rompt._atfention by sending postal card to H. S. THAYER, 774 Weat Madison-at, ‘A BESPRCTABLE ACTIVE BUSINESS STAN OF gond address, swishes to (nvest his time and §500 0 $1,100 fn something that will pay. 3 S5, Tribone. T _PRICES TO SUIT THAF, TIMES—PAINTING. paper-hanging, and caleimining: fmprove the op- portanity. Address M 64, Tribune office. VWAYTED—THE ACQUATNTANCE OF 4 SINGI Tady of means willing t0 fnvest in & humar business that will pay when fully established: Rind, aifable, gemial. aad frec-hinKer. Pt dress, givingname, » & a0d temperament, G M 3%, Tribdne ofiice. \/ANTED—STORAGE ROOM IN. ‘house for furniture. Locatfon wbeAfim"n Dlocks from comer Adams-st. and Ashland-ar.. dress P 53, Tribune office. . 1 6 be moved; part payment, bulance cash. st., Room 1. TSR "V:L\'TED—-A RELIABLE YOUNG MAN the same to Joln bim with $300 $100 In a bus- pess that will twice' double the amount ‘mawy Address O 41, Tribune office, ey o ANTED—YOUNG LADIES TO LEATIN THE, of hatrand wax work, Plesse call st MiS3J, MOELLEIt'S, 399 North Clark-st. ANTED—PAINTING AND G, NiNG RISt ToF one.BalE Cash Sid o s g chine. - Address U 3, Tribane ofiice. WANTED—ES‘H)L\TES FOR_BUILDING TW0- Cotisgy story and basement house, West Side. ofiice, 167 Milwau! VV certificate; state lowest price. Tribune oflice. o ANTED—A SUIT OF CLOTHES, WILL GIVi Tainily or tallor's SIDgEr machine a8 biy. - Mag av. NTED— BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERSHIP ‘Address 0 ES NTED—A'SECO,\'D-HA.\'fi WALh:llT BALL- Al WATERLGE 85et long. "PHILO ALLEY, 0L Salle-st, i WARTEDSIGN TAINTING FOR THE TRADL i NCK & THOMPSON, 5 Arcade-court LADY TRACHER WITH TWO PLEASANT rooms and zood board would lixe another lady as room-mate; references exchanged. M 37, Tribune. DVERTISER WISHE THE ACQUAINTANCE £ "of ayoung widow. Objéctamusement. Address N8, Tribunc office. : ’(vuin FILTERS FOR $3 AT SEAVETH & ‘State-st. “"E HAVE FIFTY TENANTS FOR HOUSES 07 varlous sizes reglatered at our oficé. - Ownersaa rent fmmedtately by couferring with us. CHARLESA: REREORT 8685 G o 95 Washington-st. T OAKLEY, MASUFACTURER OF GENUINE « cockroach, bedbug. and moth extermiuator; wholesalo and retail: contracts taken; examination ' free. 189 East Washington-at. ABY CARRIAGES FOR SALE AT MANUFAC- turers prices. 228 Sonth Halsted-st. near Van ire; B ACK HILLS—$5000 WILL BUY THE CO di B troling Interest Ina Black Hills zold mine. Ad- ress, l’flr%nc week, L 74, Tribune office. ALSIMINING DONE FOR 40 CENTB PER Square: first-class work: painting at the lowest cash figure._Address W, M. STONE, 130 Enst Harrison-st. (VALSTVIINTNG, 25 CTS. PER SQUARE; PAPER- ) hanging, 12ic per roll; palnting cheap for cash, 204 State-st. Good workmen can always find employ- ment. ASTERS—SILVER-PLATED __5BOTTLE, RE- volving, only 1, at KENDALL'S, State s0d Jaok- £0n-sts. ; a Ereat bargain; aiso finer ones. (J3SIPAD FOR TWELVE MANTELS, TRESTY " centres, and painting of efght honses, Wiil 'ex- change horses for buggies or watches, JOHNSTON, 38 West Washinston-st, OME THIS WEERK AND BUY JOUR BABY AN clegant carrluzador ‘$6, worth -$16, a¢ the Exposi: tion Bazaar Assignee salc, 109 State-st. ORSETS AND DRESSHARING-BOYS' SUITS made. 22 Twenty-sixth-st. \ E DO FINE GRAL Ppart pay i rent near centr 6 ence. - HOFFAMAN, 791 Macwon-st. Twenty-fourth-st. A r ANTED — SOME ~RESPONSIBLE PABTY arge pleces, plain, 5¢ per dozen; A Jarwe pleces, plain, 7ec per dozen; faacs, 3 \VANTED=A STOCK OF DRY GOODS OR CLOTE: 1ng 1o involee about $3,000, in exchange for pod dress P 71, Tribuse. clty and suburban 1ots and caih. Ad WAxfEF-TsTbbK'B'F DRY GOODS O CLOTE 1ng in & live country town or city and doing a gl ‘Dxsiness to Involce about $5,0004 that can be p AL s ressonsble price. Addvess P 73, Tribune otfce. > WAifl'ED—A MENBERSHIP IN THE TOARB 0 Trade. Address, stating lowest cash price, B 6 Tribune otice. | 3 ANTED—-TO RENT—A BILLIARD TABLE must be In good order; would pay $5 per month. Address P 44, Tribung office. - : ANTED—T% PURCHASEROW-BOAT OR SMALY - sailboat. Call at 81 Eust Randolph-st. . © NEARLY AS CHEAP a3 palnting. Calcimininz at lowess rates. Willaks . city, . Bestcity reler \/ AFTED—A GOOD 1i0ME FOR 4 BRIGHT B0 of 8; country preferred. Call or sddress 16 adopt & bright, healthv boy 3 months old: w dress, for three days, O 99, Tribune ofice. - - - - WANTED—TO TAKE AT HOME THE WASUING {rom somefirst-class famillesor gentlemen. 0100, Tribune oflice. nlity. . Palnting. etc.. vers 3 GLASEO, o1 Weat Madisorest T DR, JOIY PHILLIPS, OPTICTAN AND OCOLIST, Bauismoved to 14 Darborait., opposiie Tribunt TDEUG STORE WANTED 1IN 600D LOCATION O 50 for rénl estate “and cash. JOHN WIL- ‘Thurston. FAIL TO ATTEXD THE DRAMATICEAND ‘musical entertatiment for the beneit of the cnuron achooiand poor of Notre ‘Dame Farish af their Hall S alsted and Congress- v e e April 10 Admiseion 25 cent, Sy evey ‘VA"I’ 'D—TINNER'S TOOLS—A PART OR FULL set; must be dirt cheap. 306 State-st. . ges-s WA.\'TB}—TO BUY—EOME CANDY-JARS AND Wi et estate; strictly confidensial. une office, B NV ANTED—GROCERS, FIXTITES ASD G0 dress H. MAGUIRE - North Greea. 1S, 313 West Randoiph-st.. glass-cases. CU! toble, new, or nearly new, ata fa2¢ p 11, Tribune officer e WAi\;:lzu—rro RENT—ONE FIRST-CLASS BILL 1ly. NTED-STOCKS OF GOODS FOR PAET CASH P o, T horso and wagon. Ad Do B DR B 75 Mad{son-st., Room 51. Tuke e‘ugllz‘:’m I PUE! TIRE!-CLOTHING SLIGUTLY DAMAGED ér at 50 per cent Store, 166 South CRT-at. oF St e V ANTED—FOR CASH, TWO METAL VWANTED-T wouLD an' a house while partie: “.‘fin‘ié’uffr‘fiacéfm ‘months or a year; only ma; Rildress L. Weac Side P: O Chacane, e oo cases at 836 State-st. 1d wife; beyt of referexct; OR FILLING AND SODDIN N DONGHUE, 1300 State-st. 9 CALT ONTHOMAT ARRISON'S TUBULAR HEATING _STOVE ‘warina 8 to 10 rooms. ‘The Tubular Stove Company w‘gle:;nalhc;uu %Loou ,(if fllrm{lhh smax rh‘ Can't sup~ s, thoretore offer. 1o for saie. Bl it Xddres . & GARRISOS, Chtdaor F 1o (‘? ROCERY—STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE AT X "a great sacrifice on account of domestic misunder- standingz. Apply 1o owner northwest corner Paulina aud Thirteenth-ats. z TR D IRk, d r hosrding-ho TOLENDER, Room & . E- Gturch Dlosk - o> - 1° ATENT FOR SALE—$50 CASH—YOU CA ET PARe CNovely 10, i tome o chance to make thein or sell territority. - A B. DIM- METT, 708 East Woodard-st.. Bloomington, 11l. QTOCK RAISING=A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN WG has had considcrable experience in sheep ralsing, destrestomect with o restieman of same means o artnership w St Test. P31 68, Tribunt otiee, - o *heep buslness SALOOY ¥OR SALE—A FIKST-CLASS SALOON A alf block fron Hoard-of- Ken B ATV AR 12 e ocoa? 1 B ON TO RENT-NEXT DOOR TO POLICE- Station on Harrison-st. Inqui GEO. aiation o Rorr quire of GEO. WOOD, [0 RENT-SALOON AND FIXTOR] > filnd centrally located, Call S ey 1B FPRAVELERS AND HIOTEL PROPRIETORS—TIES county rights: the only afe and relinble one, especlally adapted fo, Iadies. PAUL SOBOLESKI, 66 West an- dolph-at. - % 2 T STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AFIRST-CLASS boot and shoe store 1] - Stbly ¢ & GeckiEd bargmin, A (SRS gy separ o EAT A once, et In trade eatadllshed. - Inquire 3671 s T Earn an JIIE GROCERY STO . 1164 STATE, CORNER Twenty-6fthst., to A 7 COMELE. 1150 Stase-ste - APPY 10 JAMES A 10 RENT—GROCERY STORE, Wi X 5, L GO R, ST T ETSIURES, and wagon for sale. _nquire at 815 Ilue Island-ay. O BE S0LD CHEAP FOR CAS ST TS s ecnine ondiy momsens b b et profit $160 ‘Per_ month: ta the i - tageous torms, _Q 24, Tribane ofice. c38. 73 East Adums-st. ght parcy advan- AND 635 STATE-ST.—GOOD STORAGE AT low ratea by restoasible £00ds In storeat 10per cent per annuin, PARTNEES WANTED, R WANTED—IN A FINE BUSINESS 1l pay $10,000 a” year. “'This ta th. “lnvestigation solicited. M 74, Trib- ElL 00d Iocation: cheap ren L 68, Tribune office. OR SALE—STOCK OF DIt . e Sronniing 1o abowt 65 oo Vi LS, Ao exgeltent o ¥; CASH TRADE; Stde; IF?lm cmi" 000, 0 Village of Sbell 5, Shell tzock, Ta. T orea 'OR SALE—OTHER E : Olor 101" s the. s, Sobecso. o Serion g bustness located at 695 South Halsted-at. tlon.. Keut $30; Withi 6 lIviog rooms back.. A bargain. ARTNER WANTED—WT 1o a manufactarers’ age Douse. Arrangement lberal. M N TF DT €300, 4 GOOD MY, No huming. Addross o 54 T ARTNER WANTRD—A YOUNG MAN O $5(0%0 ol tie. i 30 AUAEL bayor Eroslr, Wesiom town: compelled i Incroaso my "A splen ca for aa ambitions clase Chicago references. - Address L b1, Tribunc. TNER WANTED-WITH AMPLE MEANS TO afacuiring business con- hfi;flfi’n lumlma’;»c.nf& ces exchanged: ‘Aadress® E, Let- TH 85,000 TO 810, tarse Lacers Tribuae ottice. El 1o an_estabilsh 'OR SALE—CIGAR STORE FIX' Kkinds, cheap. 75 South Clark-st. * chance. Address Box 1951, Terre Haute, 1nd. CIGAR-STORE, NO. 1813 X Eew: BheIvEs, Comtery showcists M i gt and all fixtures In the stox cheap, $160 casl. - 'OR SALE-CHEAP—NICELY FITTED-UP and billiard- oW 138 Vert Ak ison g, nauireof FRgions ‘TURES OF ALL in 2 lacrative mang Dected With the Jumber trades and nodeay ‘a’%lek Y. §13t3 time and pisce of Intervi 1er lox 122, Chicago P erview: ED—WITH FROM $1.200 ery oo West Madison-st. -’Chnlee’fl?- TANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH $800 T St i Rerhin S s f v Q0, Tribuae oiesr o o oioes KiveR and required. ILL YOU PICK -UP THAT -FOLTUNE?— £500 will give you m good intorest in lllsu’nesv“:s); Inventfon, ** Boerncr’s Wire Fire-Escape.™ The cheap- fib&gd;'llnp‘l)c'l{(ginlx;.‘yfi‘ll&m(ige;ll ?flfil"wnukv e gn_n-,m'wu_:‘ : 1ay g 28, n at the Bird- TANTED=A LIVE BUSINESS-MAN, WITH A" Wi Bopitat o meeist 1 DAGUISCLGH o o troducing a new household articlé: patent appiied for' sgld;::"“'ed. Particulars at Ducharme House, 72 Ran- ‘rAhTZD—BDOD PARTY WITH (:.I‘l) WILLIN N et coming Jesson: Ko seoiey 1 his money, and S50 per week (and expenses) wil Jbe St otsradorice, il I_IIUESDBLI_‘__& BROWN, 1c8 Yll:‘h'rl:\"in g ANTED—IN THE COUXTRY, THE WHO g i B R B ?}[hvnegmcyv“:r 21 Wi secarity. _An.ldnunu_ “YA.\'TE-D-A GENTLEMAN WITH MODER cattal, of active habits, and s!nne hule‘r:c?E chemlcals 1o Jolu another just-appointed agent for iarr & * Eastern houses. " Bost of referciices required. and eom- inuufcations confidential. Address N ol, Tribunc. TRE! FIRE{i=GO TO THE FIRE & [ apring_overconts at s::.s‘g, £4.50, ssfi%’;‘%o;?:‘}- :‘:rfne;:sg\;:‘:t’::gfi}nf,:w. 2 g have & fine worsted wa se 1 ER58, ot 108 South Claricste (or o1 fommer price MRE! FIRE!—REMEMBER THERE 18 ONLY OX Sieriire Store fn; the clty which sell 508 Siothine Rlebily domar per cent below Arst cost, &t 163 OUXD—THF, PLACE T0 BUY CUT FLOWERS, banguets, and plants to decorate onr hom LEASD AN PERLOTS 3 St aomes. Avthe THE FIRE_STORE FOR 32 diffe 75 cen Drice 82,55, at 169 South Giaeitste 1- - cents, former GO TO Tilii FIRF, STORE FOR A T Esnaios “roriet tout"and oot Tor S Cormet <20, e woretu: 52 now $ .50, o¢ 103 South Giar-sts o o Price IRE! FIRE!'—GENTS, WEXD YOUR WAY TO ! “thie Fire Store and select a atslish, vreu'nmn‘{unu for $4. worth £20; 80 for & splendid casstmere nuit warth $25: $7 foran ali wool suit warth $18; §5 for & splendid business suls worth $15, at 168 Soush Clark-st. ORTHE CHEAPEST AND BEST DINING. O e e PO R & PRI Tadieat ind Gentlemens Kesiaurant and Fancy Bakery, 10 East Randolpli-st., between LaSalle sa IRE! FIRE!—$10 FOR OUR GREAT it of Which you can taKe ot o fam different patterns and 34 different fextures; these sults are well worth $i5, at the ¥ire Store, 168 South Clark. ILE! FIRE!!'—ONE SIDE O! o H B e N b Sy oo R STORE S SEoB Akt Uearda A o ey Srom 3, 108 and Trom 6 o 18 und upwards, at 168 South Olark-st. e 8120 and price.’ Must be u bargals. # ANTED—A NEW DOUBLE DESK, CHEAE 108 p‘j Sk Address BRO. Ao S ce. - VWASTED A _COTTAGE TN GOOD COW to move, West Side, norih. of fln;m-lb Sy Z " drawer 53 ci, T¥0F nes YV ASTED—THE USE B3 TO0sE W for. [T bTOKXHGM Tent. _Address 3 18, Tribune oftice. = VW ANTED-DESKS—ONE OR TWwO0 GOOD OFF une o 8 feet hixh, 24 feet wide; cheap. ’ West Jackson-st. =y une office. W-ASTED-CONTRACTOR TO DO BRICK Wflblé on buflding for zood equlty fn honse aad 1ok dus for Sig years. W 8, TriLane e three days to scll household furaft fiiyclénderdukl; st be cheap for cash.’ AL T e R e S S T VWASTED-T WANT T0 BUILD A HOUSE 0¥ North Side to cost $7,000, and deslro a coaisscke who will put up the same for me and take fa i ment 8 $5.000 cquity {n & residence on West Adamvs: Rdress b1 16, Triniae otteer - ce. 5D CALCTaT VW ATED-CALCIMINING DONE AND PAT.HN er. Call at 813 Micbigan-av. ANTED_THREE 8.FOOT PLATEGLLS WV Ablick Srminat show-cosens sho, ons mirror 008 or ‘cash. M G 0% AXTED—TO BUY—AN EIGHT-FOOT 3 il casa; also an § or 9-foot_counter table. giving price, L 62, Tribune office. by TLL PAY GASH FOR GOOD CIGAT STUEE 08 shands sate where locaied. AddresS 1s, T o G. C. KELLOGG & - SELL0 akliva, i ANTED—ROOM-M ATE—OPERATOR OB EEAY: Stress preferred. Callat 342 West Harrisan: Reference exchanged. ANTED_RELIABLE_SECOND-HASD, ¥IEE, Prpefuate; welght. 1,500 o 1560 pounds. Ayt ., Teskilwa, 1l sl (39QDELL CUTLERY, BEST IN THE WORLD, AT X KENDALL'S, - i e SENDALLS Saté aad Jackson-ss. Set ateel VWANTED=SECOND-HAND FINE SEAL. SEX !Ifltlt. Box 229, Pontlac, il 8scque and mufl. ~ Address, statiog fowest ¢ GHPST CASH PRICES TAID FOR LADIES' HSEY children’s and sccond-hand clothing, eat racks, Indis crape, and camel-halr ahawls; also bed linen, curtafns, carpets. etc. You will And' it to your !ll'x:us?::l (2 call or address MRS. DELL. 107 West elfth-s WILL TAKE ONE OR TWO CHILDREN a’;fill-nnbdvrnqzrfcc":mnw }Q cir I’E?CII!“'EO"GI'I In ceca addréss R 27, Tribune offed o ore sod refer- WILL SELL CHEAP, OR TEAD! RSES I o i s i room otk e FOR TIORSES lonse of lov: Arat-class location; West Side. ' Address Tribune office, five dsys. 15 TOU HAVE $75 CASH YOU CAN SECURE A hizhly respectable and I TRoom 1 Major Block before) ?&?flznfifi;‘.‘"’ il ONES, AT 17 COTTAGE GROVE-AV., - any pari of the clty and suburbs at reasonable prices, L UNDRY-GOOD SAMARITAN—FAMILY WAS] 10g and Ironing 18 done for 75 o ress ohlers to Boom 14, 175 East Pasderahsr - AL ADIES I WILL TEACH HAIRW( DRES: L emtetiehy S A T OB, DRESS: ori, all for 85, ot g.adm; Univerial Dusncss Schoal, HAMILTON, Buperinteadent. o "o i D C. “OOK TO THE SAFETY OF ‘{émfl:fie‘é‘fifi‘ et s b I TABIANENDE Semndfer oy manutacturer, 0 Madison-t., south ATNURY-FAMILY WASHING S Tt LT Bon. Call or sddreas Ars. JOTGE.+ Coroer OF Jask VWANTED-A SMALL-JOB PRINTING OFFICE Or a good amatenr ontdt woald do. Stating lowest price, J. W- MOLRISON. 2 av:, etroin, Mient o - MO il 8 SR VWASTED-T0 BUY A LUNCH CAR; STAI8 Address L 10, Tribune ofice. Addrens & o1, WASIEDSHOW Cask TWO FAET HIGH, 162 Drice and where fz_can be seen; mus ress L 40, Tribuneoffice. 2 ANTED—LEGAL OR ABSTRACT TRITING 08 rdinary copying for s lady; good referenct, 01 Address L 38, Tribune ofice. ) ‘VWANTED-TINNERS™ TGOLS, SMALL SSERER stove-pipe folder and large burricg machi®: Ftbune omtec. i inches; must be cheap. Call Monday, 188 SWer Bt., second door, ' 3 s seconddoor, © " © T T o ‘VAX’I‘ED—PABTI‘BS TSTERESTED TO INVESIE ita. anteed 'W. P. PHELON. M. D., 75 Esst Madls Em my treatment for the Oplum and Liguor H3r* onsultation free. Terms reasonable. Curs % adlgon s, 53. £ VWANTED-$5.000 T0 $3.000 ETOCE OF Assqg‘\‘“‘ ed Jewelry for cash and choice real estaie. * dress M 65, Tribune office. e Bl oo DI, SN T RS WAFIELA B {1-1£00M MIREOR. ADDRES: furnish pader when desired: decorating 3 Jf VWEVILL HANG PAPEE FOL 12 ] L woks ty; paintiog and o nM ;nn calcimining thy lowest for 1, Tribune office. Tribune office. —t D — - T4 5 STATE-ST:. ROON 3, 18 WHETE Y00 cAY. find the champlon and only reitable In! : Patchlst In thecitys repatring u specialty. $300. ‘DATER, 163 Washiogion-at.. at1 p, in. 10-miors CASH WILL BB PAID FOR A DOARDOL, Trade memberahip. Apply- t0 -ng = : l‘\.IILLIn:RY AND DRESS CUTTING AND FIT- ng taught &% Mrs. M. 'E. BLOHM'S Parlors, 82 ' Statests 4" WORTH & CO.. St. Louls. Mo, : $2360 A YEARTO AGENTS, OUTHITAG & 325 shot gun free. For terma’