Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1877, Page 3

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY 1, 18¥7 3 THE COUNTY BOARD. gome More Money Paid on Account of the Court-House. The County Agent’s Office Not fo Be Closed Just Yet---Kern’s Extras. A regular meeting of the County Board was held yesterdsr afternoon, sll the members belng pres- except Mlr. Tabor. Ihe Chair presented a paper, which was read and Jistemed to tearfully, which ect forth that. he had been enjoined from siguing Harme' order for ex- oy THE FLOGR CONTRACTOR. A communication was*read from C. N. Holden, 3r.. contractor for furniebing the county with flour, eetting forth that it was imposeible for him 10 6ll the contruct nnlees he was promptly paid, sad asking thatthe orders he now has be made to draw intercet at the rate of 10 per cent from the date of their issuc. The document sleo sct forth that he could not furnigh any further requisitions ot the contract price. Baker, the contractor for furniehing coal, alko sent 1n a plaintiveappeal, ask- that he be allowed a reasonable rate of interest onoiders held. A similar communication was read 0'Donnell, the meat contractor. Referred to ce. n:ac’:f;mca‘x;l:imr;:}nn wab read from Architect Ezan saking that the ancnn(undunl of the Court-House ‘work be instructed to have water-closets erected on B2 equare, and the iron beams covered with a fooring for the protection of the workmen. Re- Sarre amunicstion_from the South Town Clerk wit tead tranemitting the resolutions adopt- o3 2t the Inte town_meefing in_reference to town expenscs. They were placed on file, THOE COURT-HOUSE. A communication wax read from Architect Ezan ! eabmitting oo estimate for §10,000 o favor of SlcNeil & Son for Court-House Work. ~ Laid over rarily. e aalcation wae read from lenry Harms sobmittmg a bill amounting ta $9,088. 75, for work on the city half of the Conrt-Touse foundation. Referred. DIETING FRISONERS. The Finsnce Committce submitted a report recommending a_reduction in the price now al- Towed for dicting the prisoners in the jail, from 35 1055 ceute per doy, 10 take effect to-day. ' The re- port was signed by Messns. Ayurs, Fitzzerald, and n s mil(?.t \icCatifey was apposed to the adoption of the resolution. Mr. Kern had suved the county Thoaeands of dotiars, and he thought the attempt 10 cat down the price for dieting had been prompt- ed by epite. 2 M-, Hitzgerzld wanted the recolution adopted. The 1aw fixcd the Sherifl's salary ut 36,000, und dietinctly provided that the dieting shoull not be source of profit to him. The cost’ of feeding the Drisomere did not exceed 11 cents per das, and to P efie 1o reduce the amount now _paid him wonld ‘be 10 muke him a present of from $30, 000 to $50, - 000 per year, which the county was not in shupe to 200 §fife Board refused to make the reduction, he would ro into the courts aud sce that justice was dore the public 2s well a3 Mr. Kern Wir. Sctimiat was opposed to the resolation, and hoped it would not pas. He was afraid ite adop- tion wounld lead to litization, of which the couuty now had enongh on band. - Mr. Guenther wanted “the resolution laid over gotil the matterof dieting tbe priconers at the Jindewell had been settled bLetween the city and county. 1f the price paid at the Bridewell wi re-~ duced, he would be in fuvor of reducing the allow- &nce 10 the Sherif Mir. Bradley said be had held a consultation with Soperintendent Felton in the matter, and that eatlenian had zone to Springteld to sce the Ke- form School Commissioners, etc., and woula re- 1t in & few dave. 3ir. -Holden—The price paid at the Bridewell also , covers the clothinz of the prisoners, 1 believe? Mr. Bradley—Yes, sir. Mr. Cleary hoped there would be no reduction 1n the allowazce to the Sheriff, especially since pro- ieions bad advauced o much in “the lastfew weeks, He could mot-wote for a reduction, but boped the matter would be settled once for all. Air, Carroll was in favor of giving 50 cents per dsy, and wanted to sce the prisoners well cared for.. The motion to postpone action on the report wrs atand I 2s was also the motion to adopt the Tepart, by the following vote: Jem—Ayars, Bradley, Flizzerald, Seunc, Holden—5. Naye—Carroil. Cleary, ‘Conly, Ghenther, Hoflmaun, Lenzen, McCafirey, Mulloy, Schnildt—9. CLOSING THE COUNTY AGENT'S OFFICE. Mr. Fitzgerald, frem the Judiciary Committee, subasiticd & minority report providing for clos e County Agent’s ol It fell as a3 bombshell juto the ranks of the unterrified, and was declared ;ot 1 be u report, aud was not conside The Nospital Committee reported new rules for the County Hospital, aud that Dr. Ross hud turned SB0 over o the County Treasury, the sume being Teceipte from medical stndents altending lectures at the amphitheatre, and to be applivd To _paying the county the aunual rental from Rush !E: icat College. Atupted. 5 The Comuitice on Pablic Charities reported in favor of paying a large numberof bills, uotwith- standing the appropristion wae absorbed some timeé 1g0. The Commitiee on Pablic Service reported the pay-roll of the county employes for April, and the eame wag ordered paid. Amony the items wae that of clerk for the County Attoruey at a salary of St perday. M'NEIL’S CONTRACT. The Commitiec on Public hwldings and Pablic Servige reported recommendiae that the contract with HeNell & Sonx for furnishing cut stone_for the Tew Couri-House be su amended ax 1o allow them 1o be paid 50 per cent on their contract for stope as it was delivered on the dock of Mr. Walker, at the foot of Harrizon street, on the cer- 1lficate of the architect. The repost led to some discuesion, and cansed the recommendation of Mr. Ezan o allow McXeil & Son 10,000 (laid over temporarily) to be taken . - “Mr. Egan war_called for, end said that Mr. Me- Neil was entitled to_$10,000 over and above the $25,000 already paid hum, whereupon the rules were suspended. and McNeil was voted an allow- 2nce of £10,000 by 3 unanimons vote. ‘The Committee report on the Coart-Houee sub- Jeet was then recommitted. BESOLUTIONS. Mr, Lenzen introduccd a reeolution authori: the County Recoraer to Liereafter charze for ce: fed copice of abstracts at the rate of 40 cents per psge. Acopied. r. Cleary mtroduced a resolution providing for <crectine a fence around the ospitzl grounds, the «<haracter of the same to be hereafter agreed upon, -and that the Hospital Committee be authorized to advertiae for proposals to do the work. Keferred. Mr. Mulloy introduced a resolution providing for he laying of the comer-stone for_the new Court- Hox+e on the Fourth of July. Adopted. : The same gentleman introduced a_resolution Jooking to so_smending the interior plaus of the 2w Court-House 26 1o accommodate the ShertT . onthefintfloor. Laid over. . TOWN STPPORT OF PAUPERS. 3 Mr. Senne Introduced the following: “WuERs:st- The 4, uulrlatigns made for the support f e i 07 OF Whls uuity 10 0t door reliet fn uiside owus i i our-Duuee, w well a3 for the County- Agenl’s oiics, Lave been cabausted: and WuzrEas A remlution Introduced on the 20th of January last on thix subfect seeking (o bring about n chanee frum cosnty supjort of paufers Lo that of H‘;n. hias not heen scted upon by this Board o asto rlap the question bufore the legal voters of the county & the late electlon for township ullicers, &5 §5 provided Dy lax; therefore be it oeibed, That che Clerk of the Board be requested ooty "M Eupervisors of eacli town in this county $oappear betor: thls Bourd on Tuesday, the sih day of 5, at2 oclock, for the purposs of considering the uestiou of support of paupens of towne: and If a ma- 17 of the Supervicors pfesent ot such’ mecting ahall b 1o tavor of supnort b townr. then the County- Pfifl'mw-'m closed, and all the Inmates of the ,m.‘]; rEical sitend arged and sent (0 thelr e resolutions were referred, after some de- ihate, to the Judiciary Committee. The Beurd then went intoa Committee of the Whole. on motion of Mr. MeCaflrey, to coneider jthe new rules reported for the new liospital. Mr. ‘Cleary was called to the chair. ¢ rules were read amid considerable confuson, members endeavoring to raise points of order, 20d by s variety of motions to confuse the chair. Jhey were nonplussed at every tura, however, Jorthe Colonel displayed an aptitude and familiari- 3 In the chair that would have done credit to older ds. Among his first order was one to Sear the lobby, and his rling on the Temtons question a8 to whether 3 rule 3ecting the dispensing of liguore thould be ;“'lnllr ana liberally construed bronght down e house, he responding in'a clear voice, *‘Make -z‘%nr own construction.” He presided with con- derable diemity, and those who had been in- to ridicnle bim for aspiring to the Chair- e_Mp of the next Board were set back not & u’gm Committee arose after a protracted and rions scseion, reported progrees, aud the + Board adjourned until Thursday. RELIGIOUS. ' METRODIST MINISTERS. The Methodiet ministers held their weekly meet- & No. 57 Weshington street yesterday morn- dug. Elder Jutkins presiding. After the ueal relizious exercies, which were 8dby Mr. Boring, the discassion of the topic, How Shall We Best Utilize Our Church Forces for Christian Work? " was resumed. Mr. Mareh eaid three suggertions had been thrown ©ut,—personal eupervision, the epirit of the work, 2od the aystem laid down in the Discipline. The It didnot eattsfy him. since it seemed to be al- Zogether impracticable. He did not cee how thes, 3¢ minieters, could go to this ome and that “9¢, and say, Come here or go there, or, Do this ordothat " He believed in a division of labor. one thing essential was the epirit of the work. That mugt bo had before anything could be dome. They needed fire fn ihem. The Diccipline, to his d, presented a_perdect e5stem to accomplish he- work, but the committces appointed were Terely nominsl. Outside helps were depended up- ©n 100 ‘much. While he would not have the _fl"“’ changed, they came togesher too much to Bave s good time, and mot for segressive work. ‘There was ample machinery in the Discipline for Suceess 1f 1t was only naed aright. 2 Mr. Willing thonght there was great need of per- souai visitation. As to gencral church work, the pastor, in his measure of love, and faith, and work, was the peneral measure of success. The people would follow the pastor. Mr. Boring thonzht the beat way touse the forces wae to use them. He took it to be their business 28 Mcthodist ministers to carry out the provisions of the book in_which ‘the machinery was to be found. God furnished the power. They ought to do as their futhers did. He deprccated the substi- tution of choirs for congregational singing, and of **wishy-washy staff * for the grand old hymns. Mr. Adams took issne with Mr. Marsh on the Emnt that the classes were Loo much concerned in aving a good time. He believed the good time was the secret of the work. The work must have a religious impulee. ' Tis observation taught him that the good effect was Inyersely to the amaunt of «inging upon the work during the meetings. They should'be clothed * with spirituality, Krom this came power, and work was the scquel. The way to utilize the forces was to increase them by grace. Secure the forces and then utilize them, Dr. Harricon, of Atlunta, Ga., nlso spoke in favor of congrepational singing. He had fought choirs, and would fight them as Jongas he was able totalk. Jobn C. Cathoun had said that the Dis- cipline was the grandest vystem of church govern- ment ever mnclosed within a single yolume. What ‘was nceded wus not more machinery or less, or a tinkering of whiat they had, but persousl consecra- tion of the ministry 1o the work. In the-citics, ministers developed the lterary side in order to draw congregutions, —often, he was afraid, to the neglect of spiritual communion of the heart witt God. They didnot pray often enough or long enonghi before they went futo the palpit. The grundest instramentality in church work was not Zenius, but the holicst man was the most efficient. Power' was lost by dividing themselves up into pieces, and retailing the parts to the masses. The power should be kept for the palpit. With the Spirit of Christ there with them, God would blcss their work, Mr. McChesney euggested for the next subject “Personal Visitation. " This was agreed to. Elder Jutkins annonnced that Dr. Harrison would epeak in Trinity Church, inIndiana avenue, near Twenty-fourth street, this evening, The ministers were then dismissed wiih the ben- ediction. THE UNION PARK CHURCH. ‘Theannual renting of pews in the Union Park Congregational Church occurred lust evening, and was very euccessful in o financial point of view, and brought out a large number of the regular at- tendants at that handsome place of worship. The bidding for cholce of sittings was noro animated than on former similar occasions, and the amount of money produced therefrom much larger. This state of things was duc mainly lo the popularity of the pastor, the Rev. D. N. Vandeveer. The chnrch-edifice, which 15 &0 well located and as fine 3 gue s any i the clty, lias seating capacity for 2,250 persona, ond the kittings have hereiofore ‘brought $12, 000, : The bids for_choice of pews ranged as follows: Four pews at $30 cach, one at §35, four at $25, one at £20, two at $15, cleven at $10, twenty-one ut $5, one at$4, thirteen at $2.50, anda large number of others at $1 and §2 each. S, A, Kent took pew 123, which bas five it- tings, at $176 for the year, and paid a premium of $50in_addition; I. N. Camp, No. 126, four- sit- Lings, $136 per year and $30 premium; D. ¥ Fosty No. ‘124, four sittings, $176 per year and S5 proitm; Juin Williams, 35, Tour sittings, 128 and $50 premium; A. Farrar, No. 120, four sittings, $120_per _year and ‘S35 premium; S. 1. McCrea, No. 117, four_sittings, 8108 per year and §25 premium; J. A. Nolin, No. 118, four £105 per yearand $25 prémium; J. R. Trimmer, No. 114, three eittings, SO5_per year and 325 premium; John A. Tyrrell, No. 122, three sittings, S96 per year and $25 premium; E. W. Brooks, No. 121, threc = sittings, premium; J. S. Hall, 0. 200, five sittiuze, 3105 per year and 315 premi- um; llenry Aldrich, No. three sittings, S$53 per year and $15 premium. The above pews arc in the central portion of the main tloor of the church, and in the centre and morth and eonth centre aisles. The seats, which sold at premiutos of $10 and smaller sums, afe in various parts of the matn auditorinm, and’ were_chosen according to the desire of the buyer. None of the seats in the G per year and ‘gallery were told. The amount realized from premiums was SSU0. 'The terms of the eale were the premium und a quarter's rent in advance Mr. Thad Desn conducted the sale in & business- like aid good-humored manner. A pood many ladies were present, and they were consulted u great deal in the selection of pews. The sale commenced at 8 o'clock and closed at 10. MISCELLANEOUS. The Presbyterian Elders were to have discussed the subject of ‘‘Amusements™ yesterday after- noon iu the room of that denomination in the Me- Cormick Building, brt only four or five of them guthered, and after a liwle mutual admiration they pave it up, with the understanding that another Trial would be made next Monday. CURRENT GOSSIP. ST1S SPRINGTIME. Eech robin fn its sonc. Each day so bright azd long, Exzch tender leaf and flowe Each koft, refreshing shower Speaks forth in beauty new: +'Ths Springtime ! And which we welcome, to0. Each morn with rosy flueh. Euch night with dreamy hush, Exach green and fertile hill, Ench gently-dowing rill, Speaks forth in language sweet: Tis Springtime And whica we gladly greet. Each vernal charm we sce, Each In its beauty frec, Each coming from His hand, Each making glad the lang, Lifts up its gentle volce: ++'Tig Sprinptime! " And let us all rejoice. EpwaRD A, BARNES. Catcaco, April 30, 1877 {The above is fuserted on the supposition—or rgther n the hope—that it will be more springlike t0-day than it was yesterday. ] FIVE HOURS® WHIRLING. New York Times, April 28, An aspirant to fame came to the eurface at No. 8 Union Square last night in the person.of Mr. P. Valleau Cartier, who undertook to perform a saltatory feat of grest magnitude. Doubts of his ability to waltz for five hours without ceseation baving been indulged in, he started at 7:30 p. m. to prove that they were not well grounded. e ctepped with professional grace on to the hees- waxed floor, and vigorouely began his circam- ambulatory exercises. In cight minntes the young ludy, his partner, was convinced that the pace was too much for her. Retiring, she was succeeded by a gentleman friend, and thenceforth the partners alternated, ladies ond gentlemen, the most Skillful and cnduring of whom (Mr. L. Tiarrison) wanaged to stand the whirling only forty-five minutes. Jr. Cartier is a young mun who does mol part bis hair in the middle, hereby disproving the theory of the carping critics ho have pronounced that mo man can waitz cor- nead = not._balanced with the utmost nicety. ther fs he one of those fatuous-lovk- Ing partics which the teachings uf philosophic hyp- ochondriacs have cducated people to look fof in hose who cultivate their pedaitics at the expense of their heads, e is a spare, well-built young man, who weafs the_appearance of good wind an Found muscle to be noted in_ athletes when fn con- ntion, ana he went to workina businesss-like way, as bescemed a professor of the light fantastic busimese, Evidences of his exertion svon came to the surface, and the beauty of shirt-collar and front quickly disappeared before the excratory outponting. Bat be kept on all the same. and, hen he liad accomplished three hours of hus task, Sanced down 8 dozen partners, and gono throuzh oll the varieties of the ‘‘giddy Waltz"—the glide, double glide, _ assem- by, " Newport. slide, running, ' Redows, D common steps, —he was much upplanded by the aesembled company of sdmirers, and. thereupon ook another partner and dashed off with a renewed eptightness which aroused_spprehension in those Who had invested on the chunces of his fallure. Thenext hour's performauce was gone through without anything more eventful to note than that Uhe lager eapplicd the dancer came in more fre- quent quantities than before. Mr. Cartier was e travelmg on bis muscle, with vigor slmost un- Shacd, at 11:30 p. m.; and once again plaudits Nere evoked, and once again Cartier g#ve a special dush to prove that defeat was remote. ‘The filth hour's dancing was completed in good form, and Mr. Valleau Cartier, environed by a host of felicitators, smiled the emile of triumpli on be- $ac acco-ded the aistinguished honor of ** cham- Iion waltzer.” The judges, who pronounced his Huncing satlsfactory and hié feat unprecedented, were Mesers. Samuel Baron, W. amilton, A. Browr, and S. T. Bush. THE SNAKE-CHARMING HUMBUG. Dr. Fayres' Thanatophidia of India. These professional snake-catchers are, many of them, in additionto their regular vocations, most expert jugglers, and esccedingly adrolt at all kinds of sleight-of-hand tricks. It is their constent prac- Yice fo **turn down™ a few tamea suakes in 3 garden hedge, or omewhere close in the vicinity of o houge they intend topay a visit to, ere they present themselves before the sahib, the owner of the premises; and then, with every appearance of good faith, the rascals reguest permission to be Allowed to clear the place of snakes; at the eame {ime stipulating for a roward, perbaps onc rpce & hend for every snake they succeed in mu:ningé 1f the gentleman of the house should happen to 2 grifin, or new-comer, likely enough he will be jnauced to lend an ear to £o plausible 3 request, and at length promise these crafty rozues so_ much for each snake they succeed in catching. Soon, to s horror 2nd amazement, hideous terpeits of various dimensions are produced, one from the straw in an empty stall in the stables, another from the garden hedge, aud €0 on; till at’ last per- haps the frand is carried too far and discovered. . Fayres states that certain descriptions of serpentechiefiy of the genus naja—most un- donbtediy are susceptible to, apd o 8 manger be- come fascinated on hearing, musical sounds. P A A A A A A A A e e AP have constantly seen, ™ he says, ‘*tame snakes in 0Tt SALE—$90 PER FOOT-SPLENDID RFESI- FOr & ot on Liinoly-st. Abetween Cass and State, WES’ ot Pt Shi00 to. alloy, clcar. 25 years sgo thjs | 'O RENT—747, 751, AND 753 WEST ADAIN.ST., tagun stone-front: modern fmprove- Posaesalon at once; only $40, Toom brick; fine order; uction. 812 149 Robey-st., between Monroe and Adama, 10-r00 T i i exhibl- | A o0 Per ot e nover b another such & bargst | octagon stone-front; modera Lmprovements, Compete; v Ay *"!\ant balf cash, b osacaaion at onces onl I live repestedly | offescd If Dtenss, ance long time | PYRPRnR 1 PY00E S Y. corner Modlson-st., 14-rdom stone-tront; barn, farge’ yard, snd modern’ improve- W. GRAY BROWY, - 785 and 787 West Madison-st., or Koom 50, 87 Clark- $35,000—An_elegant Block, one of the best corners | Sk between12 and 1p. m. n” of snake-catchers, on_ hearing the ect” themselves and eway their e omil n. donbt show | lotsold for cuah_at SIZa yCF, foL{ now tha sircet s aved, gax, water, €. It 18 in 8 Boods wittin 5 biocks of Court-Hous and stone-front dwellings all around round of pipe, heads from ide to side, an the strain: but 1 have never once seen e go through the same porformance; End I believe that only tame reptiles carried about | and £6 per month, This 1ot 18 worth o in baskets, and * broken in tign, 50 conduct themselses. o repeatedly oferd snakaichanyers . fve ripess B Ro0—A splendld octagon-front brick dwelltn; OO e s AV nd Thitty elopihiof, | Teats: only $50. by meaus of music, & cobra 500 down, House has every modern improvement; | ,, APPIY tO known by me to ba at home,’ but invariably their efforts have been in vain.” 1 rooms. from (ts sunctuary, Out in Kaneas they put the smaller grasshoppers in cages, teach them to sing. and eell iom toEast- | FC4 05k "<0,000 to bufid, will ell for $8.000: 5 e Son? 1. BOYD, oom 7, 170 Madls 500 WILL BUY NEW STONE- | orde: handellers. furnace, Taoge, Fa ern tourists for Wichita linnets. - The Russians have crossed the frontier. Good! | 5 Now M. lienri Oustresen's 100,000 men ean fud | 3o, [ToR MO} EGTLD, Toom steady employment by going East. . Cards of fnvitation in Utah, issued by a young F lady and her mother, always present the compli- ments of **Miss Smith and the Mrs. Smiths.” Maltum in parco: Tows tramp to lady of the house: **Pleasc, miseus, won't you give nie some- thing to drink? 1'm so hungry T dou’t know where YNl stoy to-night.” a A rising young tenor of Bnurlington has aneck | fure only $6.25 for month; eight inches long, and it gives him an immense 3 power over his voice,—enableshim to throat a long F ety n":’l Tnmo-hl}l:“hm wfllr‘ ?nd o SALE—AN 8-ROOM HOUSE AT SOUTH EV- o failure of the American cabbage-crop last year, | JoOR E—AN 8-100M H 5 - | 10 RENT—a3 NROE- % = nearly all the genuine imported Turkish tobacco F piendld erduf. Exery conventence. Lot T 7328 MONROE.-ST., TWO-STORY STONE his Pumamer will have to be | 30x155feet. Value, $5,000. Address OWNEIL Y 86, made out of plantain-weod. ban = LE—AND EXCHANGE~CLEAR AN N~ When the first Russian battery unlimbered snd | [(OF, 281 o AND & urkish outpost with grupe and canis- Turks fmmediately exclalmed, | ftan Dlock. zur grapes!™ and deftly ran away, pretending FUH SALE—CIIOICE LOTS FOR INVESTMENT AT they did not want any of them. A Burlington base-ball man, while out practicing | YERCLE Bat the other day, threw a ball ninety-tlve yarda Into & | re kitchen-window, knocked over a pot of soup, | JOR, &2 scalded the cook, put out the fire, spoiled tho din- | g xer, and killed 'acat. n this countr; opened ona T A very worthy soul, ‘Who alieass stole whate'er he sced, 'And kept. whate'er bie stole. And, when his goodly swag was spent, Hg Rever, neverstale cen L provably hefied, 03y terms. 5 P. S.—It hos since transplred that he most as- | Somplete. at 3n —— houses shown free. T EX-PRESIDENT GRANT. The Philadelphis Ledger has the following inter- | romomemom e e i ey LE_A RARE CHANCE—A FINE STONE F%%ufé\ and 55 acres, known s Berger's ru{dn?lc»- ['v RENT—THE CHEAPEST HOUSES 1N CHICAGO. ¢ rooms, basement, an 213, 215, and 217 North State-st., 10 rooms with all fu compleid order and repair. 4 83 Dearborn-st., Room 23, 11063 Of B reet-umKew 14-To0m ISk Al co mics of the Fox River. | For further par- | Yentences; waluut grafaing: gl iy Tl 1%, | and basement brick, 9 rouius, $ood nely) *+Atnoon on Thursday, May 17, Gen. Grant, accompanied by Alrs. Grant aud their youngest son, Jesse, will sail for Liverpool from this port on board the American-Line steam- ship Indiona. rresident Hayes and the Cabinet [ §05'° ¥ proffered officially to Gen. Graat and family a pas- sage to Europe on a Government vessel, bat the ex- President preferred sailing us a private eitizen. | To Several ottier steamsliip companies invited Gen. [ G Grantto nccept passage by their vessels, buthe | 3567 SAT.A— preferred to sail i the only transatlantic line car- | 1! " Nountain rying the American_tlag. recipient of epecial honors fn Philadelphiu pre- esting intelligence: vious to his departure. both branches of the resolution extending city, and placing Independence Lall ut his disposal [ camn s mmsens for the purpose of receiving clilzens who may de- W sire to pay thelr respects 1o the ex-President. special committec was aleo appointed to superin. tend the arrungements. On the evening of 15, the Penn Club will give a recoption 1n honor of | 3 5TSOUTI PEORIA-ST.TIVO. ELEGANT FUR- 5 Bialied front rooms, with board, Tient low. Casant Toon 4 or unfurnished, | oo Among those who will be present at | yith or Bt boupd. " Teris roasunable. wheds | 7o RENT—XEW E The milicary. unier the auspices of Gov. Hartranft, are preparing for demonstration - i Biis honor, but the arrangements dre uot yet | 109 2 of the steamer will be Gov. llartrnft, e e i Shesman, ox-secretary Fleb, | 130 59014 FEO) LPevat the openins of the Permanent Exhibition, | 153 coopeiad b sortion My 10. President Hayes will also be there. HOW DID PHARAOH DIE? An English clergyman and aLowland Scotsman | 22 visited a echool in Aberdeen. They were stran- 003 A gers, but the master received them civilly, and in- quired, **Would you prefer that I should speer these boys. or that you should specr them your- The English, clergyman, baving ascer- the master to proceed. f1es from Egypt. gentleman interposed: are mI:z micnlllome‘? mfy%ur Englm\l}l auilcmi; lezl m::‘ try what I can make of themn.™ .3 e inquire: = = inlis broad Scotch, ¢ North Side. Again there was a dead silence; upon which the “+I think, gentlemen, vou can’ T'll show you how todoi harged rens “*Fat cam to Phuwnoh at | JOF DEARBORN. AV, —FR with board; references; als speer these bo And he proceeded: his hinder end " **He way drooned;:" The l»g:vsiun.-mrfd promptiy, 37 and n addition, a smar little fellow commented, **Ony lussie could hac Counrry, told you that." junkers. Inorderto put an end to a tate of al- — fairs which docs but little credit to a groat nation, TUSINESS CITANCES, Signor Depretis propoes that the civ 2, francs 1,750,000 francs the sum of 750, 000 francs only is 10 20 {0 the personal cxpenditures of his Majesty, the balance of 1,000, 00 s 2 A the intcrest and amortissement of his debt, which \K_\RL CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH $200 TO mounts 10 twenty-two millione. The Ringhasa | £\ Wiy a halfinterost fa ane of the bestpaying o o mampor of falacor, bul the maintenance- of | SSmple-Foqme iz Chicago. 'Lnquireof T. . LAMB. 143 | g RES these is precisely the cause of his diicultics. HAYES AND THE PROFESSOR. Taltimore Sun's Washington Correspondencr. Aday or two ago, Prof. Henry, of the Smithso-- | FrOUNDE nian, Dr, John L. Le Conte, of Philadelphia, and | rpté Brof, Tlilgard, of the Gnited Statea Const Survey, | Tier has heen Jorinoned S0 SIRT Mayie 2010 | po RENT-A SOUTH wmade an informal visit to the President: and, after chatting plessantly with bim fora halt-hour or eo, | JFQRSELEQR 1 Prof. Hilgard sidled up to Mr. Hayes, ond eaid | class lotel and cattn that there was enc thing which the President might | dally passenger-trali do vehich wonld redound to fhe great popalarity of e now mich-neglected Aericnltural Department, | FOF SALETONE § RIGHT T0 MANUFACTORE il the scientitic asso- Kod salt e Dest [fiveation. for farmers’ use fu the orlis Tl slze pample segt on recelpt of 50 cents. Ad- dress for three days, E 6, Tribune ottice. and_bring it en rapport wit ; ciations of the country, and that was to appoint Le Conte Commissioner. To this plicd, very softly and very elowls, | & 5()| zf‘vl.:g'sm]z“acmm“:;k‘lm Iargely Increased by more help. 135 MOUSEHOLD GOOD! MUSICAL, VERY. FOR SALE—LARGE. NEW 5-POUND FEATIH] “Puck. Dilows; only’ 1 cacl: i for $1.65, and 4 for 83.50, | Saitgla., or B. GROS Itws st a private musical. Mr. Noear called | LBISHOFS 1O Y himself o dillettante— supposed to mean that, it he | P RHARRN SRS A ReDTER PRI couldn't play uny instrument, be was. wonderfully well posted in music. hear him talk, and remark bis profound looks dur- ing the interpretation of a piece. The programme was' rigidly classic; sonatas and concertos had been wrestled with in all the letters of the alpha- bet, major and minor, in as many movements as & 2:18 trotter makes round the track. Mies Andante | Chamber suits. very handsome. Smith remarked to Noear, in the course of a con- SWEEPING REDUCTION: Versation, that she rarcly played Chopin, butoften | _R. T. MART “ou shall hear s furue of iz *+Yes," smd Noear, ¢ Offnbach's fngues arc very food, buLT prefer his * Grand Duchcss."™ bis fricnd Dr. the President “+ Ah, al, yes, indeed] But, my dear sir, do you know whether Dr. Watts intends to resign eoon or aid to have been made in 1- In twice two hundred years the Dear The Crescent shall assalls But, if the Cock and Bull unlte, The Bear shall not prevail. —_——— SPRINGFIELD ITEMS. ‘Special Dispatch to The Tribune. SemieprzLp, ik, April 30.—Hughes, the Lin- 7 I coln-tomb robber, is improving, but is not yet out, e, 00010 S40,000 cash fh & manatac: T turln!;‘r;kamuhugfillnnlf guods: profts arge poausgold | 217, of money. ‘The duder wi v ng trade; concern T A - Secretary of State Harlow was to-day presented | $ERENo Kapitat to il Increasiag oriers: can Ve TOTASURREL HOUSE, BALD FACE, TWO Triest jobbers I clty for reference. £ 9, Tribune. aborers employed about. the State- NER WANTED_WITH £30,000 LV AN OED | Wi to.3o. 81 Western-av P?.E.‘Z iltonabinted business et in bear izveatls | T OST O MADISON-ST., t{on: satlsfactory reasons given for present partncr B B ree. Tor Turince DATLICUISES. 2 4. Tribune, | At 563 Madlson-st. 0ST—0X PRIDAY LAST. BETWEEN MADISON with o get of parlor-furnitare by the policemen, engineers, and Value, $160. The Swedish Singing corporated ta-dn; Society of Chicago was n- R. V. Pircg, M. D.: 1 recently treated a case of consti- stored. Yours fraternally, . WILSON, 118 Rande LIA 77 7%, AND § PERCENT. APPLICATIONS FOR Du M. J-McCrzriaxd. | 7 7 5P cholce inproves JOHN G. SHORTA AGENTS WANTED. ——————— for the weak, mervous, and debilitated; chronic and painful diseases cured withont medi- cine. Electric Belts and other appliances, all abont %‘ASTED—WARA’WMAPS«W,\R-}! distineuish the gennine {rom the ia them! Sell I1ke hot cakes! Firsy full particulars, mailed free.. f‘-}mlé:':fia ovekes the tmoney! "Call at once, o send =3 | 1 O LEASE DOCK_ A 23 ¥ . south of Ch nlvermacher Galvanic Company, 282 Vine e for umnlc»::l.? terms 10, 8geoth, GEORGE F. wfllffig,fl'uv THES: A.‘.!fl!g'g them, and how to street, Cincinnatl, 0. at8 per cent. 1 C1TY REAL STAT] 10-room ‘o ru0-Cluss 5 | Ments, complete: S hererghbor: | 776 dnd 778 Weit Adums-s that rent for &5 | Possession at once: only $20. TO RENT—-HOUSES, West Side. WANTED-MALE HELP. Bookkeepery, Clerk: ANTED—YOUNG MAN AS CORRESPONDING clerk In an office who can loan S5 tyi $15 per week salary. O 38, Tribune of ANTED — YOUX MAN, AN EXPERIENCED 00d. references requircd: Y & LAWSON, Boot and Shoes, No. 244 ANTED-CARPENTERS, 4 OR 5 - hon, 2t 13 Thirty minci-ot. FOWLER & CARE. NTED—A SECOND COOK AT RESTAURANT. BURCRY & SMILAN, 145 South Claront. 4 $5,000; on Madleon-st., between State and Wabs £y . St 3 ts $7, 500; 1o trade; half 5 oD DOTS. o SaeaL T Dy Houn 4, 1ya Walionar, | (L0, bEA-n0; 1 RORTH PAULINA-BT., AL Burlington Hawkeye. F—$8,000 CASH—-STOR = | 109, 5 rooms. $14; larire discount’ for cash. Fogefié"lmn%&tmn: Duniicss. MOSK $osinor Ay | promises, M. O'CALLAGHAS. NTED—THREE SILVER GILDERS. 2 SONS, CLARK & CU., 107 South-Gitnton st SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. Bookkeepers, Clerks. etc. ITUATION:WASTED-BY A MARRIED MAY: T ericiret Fre e buler WORME ot Obites. 15 ainy Work refers to present employer snd others. - Ad- Grees £ 4, Tribuno oifice. Trages. QITUATION WANTED—DY A SOBER AND steady young man cooks can glve good recommend- atlons: no objection to golng Into the country. Ad- dress M. J. FRANK, 233 Enst Van Buren-st., Chi- cago, Tl ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN WHO thoronghly niderstands gurdening In- all fts branches: has got._first-class references; will_work ac his trade or any other situaticn. Address P. J. SCAR- 13, 93 West Indlana-st. ANTED—FOUR OFt FIVE GOOD INSIDE PAINT- over, aud 10t decided bargalns. X116, on_corner of Halsted Nineteenth-sts. Itents now for $40. L I 1 o1 000X Ice store snd dwelling over, ot 283100, on | ments corir of Congress and Aberdeen-sta., There are Uoth 3 Room 17. 170 Madison-bt. rent $45 per month, Mecormie bock, | T e LN «ra and calciminers. 3 East Harriso) 'ANTED—A FIRST-C] T0_RENT—A TWO-STORY, . stonc-front house, No. 717 West Monrve-at., 10 rooms, with furnace and gas Axtures. ail {n Arst-class AND BASEMENT PLUMBER. APPLY Ay P SUTATION WANTED-BY & YOUNG MAN AS ‘baker: would be satisfied with a position as porter 1n 2 wholcsale store: besc of references. Address J care e Kev. Fr. Thirsy- Ealated-sts, o VEn Somee & = Apply on the premises. as2, , AND 362 MARSHFIELD- - GOULD, Ktoom 12 McCormick Block, , one block west of Ashland. A_GOOD STORE, DWELLING | 1ars inqiire at 348 Marshgeld-av. RENT—BRICK_IIOUSES, 10 ROOMS, &15, $20, $80; others $6, 10, $12; sell on manmli' f;.y. N BERHART, 107 Clark-st. uiry. at RINDSK ~ CO., 189 and 201 lmuwnan.bg\:wu;:-‘nosfihlwwfif ANTED-FOUR CALCIMINERS AND TWO Ighest wa id 10 £o0d ply at'Dore ballaing, OF A& 15f South LaCmie e NTED—A WAGON-MAKEI South Morgan-st. : INGWAY, Koo & of any suburb. 0. J. SUBURBAN REAL ESTAT e A S o 3% BALE, RENT, OIt EXCHANGE—HINSDALE houscs snd lots: pilees and terins 1o sult everybiod ¢ t UG 125 Deutiiors, Koo, F]'0” ERNT CELLENT HOMES AT SUMMER- | t0800d tenant. 3 v, BY WILSON G. OCKERBY, 3 southoF Desplathes Siatone: Cook country I ED—CARFPENTERS AT JAS, W. REEDYS, oty Tt e 1o D AT JAS. 'W. REEOY'S; T[O RENT-NERT COTTAGE AND DARY AT1e3 chofte focation. A T. HEM- toomn 6, 78 Fifth-av. F _BASEMENT COT- Conchmen, Teamsters. efcCe ITUATION WANTED —BY A YOUNG MAN TO work on farm or garden, or drive team.” Addresd I H, 627 State-st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG JAN (GER. max) understands the cars of horses, drive team) wiling 0 wrko. Address E 1, Tribue office. i Miscelinneous. ATION WANTED—AS BARTE] ey CAddress B 18, Taibune ofen, o DY A% tage 689 West Monroe T00mS, "Apply next ddor east. "0 "RENT-NO. 84" SOUTH MORGAN-ST. Tooms, closet, and batli-roomn; will be rented ciieap corner Honore, 8ix e o1 per hon TEN CARPENTERS AT CORNER OF ‘and Untario-sts. Apply 1a 1-story building. ANTED—_GOOD TAILORS D30I by WM. PORTER. 604 West L ATELT, enswood on easy fernis. Lake wa e 4 audlow ‘fures, " Examine before locating Seewnore | T QENT-m0 WINCIESTERAV.. 2-STORY AND PGI Rl Southonst corner_Monroe an Marky Clar] auston (i &) Tribune oftice. Employment Azencies, "ANTED—200 RATLROAD LABORERS: PLENTY basement brick, 10 rooms, $30. of station work at 50od H.C. MOREY, 85 ces; one carpenter; at J. H. SPERBECK & CO., 25 VANTED-3) RAILROAD _LABORERS— GOOD vs and steady work. R. F. CHRISTIAN & ‘South Water-st., oom 11. 'est Randolph-st. front. double parlors, dini main door, new Mouse, witl foiF mantels, two water- ¢ mary washstan ) TWIN & CORBY, 145 Deatbormt, | oser e room and Ritchen on PO bered houses and lots at North Evanston, worth | 7 = sx,’.‘f&'m TR0 STOHN CULVER, No. 15 Setropol l‘o RENT—130 THROOP-ST., 10 ROOMS, AND 415 Van Buren-st, Miscellnncous. also_sleeplnz and housekeeping 'ANTED—-SALESMEN—-TWO IN CHICAGO AND business permanent NES, rty; fnest Ns!dm{l[&zfi‘l?.i e‘-cbn-”bgl‘.‘ 'O RENT—467 MI trees on proj Y3, A sldence 'rty In suburl N MICHIGAN-AV. - 5 i Washington-st, Permonti Tnquits ot WeMt. DA, 22 Boe Galoey Jiyde Park in Egandale: LaGrange, 7 miles U rom city linalts, on C., B. & Q. it high-ground wot of the dity rooms. - MACLEGD, 201 West Wushington-st. South Side. Y “three for llinols and Iowas s0d no peddiing; salacy | 264 Mata-at., Clucinnati, O. ANTED—TRAVELING SALESMAN AND COL- fector with $200 to el dru; ; Botel and traveling ex- 0t LAMP COMPANY, AND LTS AT | 8- between Statc and Dearborn. ‘and stationery trade ADAMS & CO., 153 ANTED—MAN WITH §25 TO MANAGE A ay 520 1o $23 per week. RENT-WITH Ot WITHOUT FURNITURE— fadison-st., KKoom 7, . | o, iseiigr | L ‘Two-story and basement brick house, 121 Twenty- business whick will already on. it BROWN, 142 LaSulle-st., Room 4. He {8, without dispute, | renton terms tosult any one, 5 to $20 per month. F. | firat-st., near Michigan-ay, “+the noblest throw man of the ball." D. COSSITT or C. C. LAY. 71 Washington-st. o mzx:r—u\ is‘:nol;'a‘\:'ll;l ;;;:EB;“;;% BRICK ‘There was n man named Mr. Tweed, TORSALE_SIOWILL U X BEAGTIFOL TOT: Louse, well furntshed. an Ella-av. L one ok from dorl; at Lageanze, 7 miles from | tropottar Biock. 5O; wn and Vi chea] ropert e 1 T A L aEod Snd hown froes ADBragt freos 10-cent traih '0 RENT—25 LANGL Jixdidicontowm, weith peld 7OR SALE OF RENT—AT WESTERY T estiom ‘city Inntis, on tory b Somplete a0 380, $1. 0k &1, 50 'E Cation. Acliools cliurch, SEOFe, ‘ = Houses shon C 1aTiLe s Daicustde uratag - | TOpmENT, Exchango Bullding, corner Clurk and Washington-sts., D—ACTIVE, ENERGETIC MEN OF GOOD ress to Introduce an article of merit that meets the wanta of ll clusses of Dasiness men, sells o1 fords an agent e slght, and o a5 per cent profit. 11 % Bouses 1 ol pacis ouse: AXN & CONGDON, 11. I#i.)znnr;nr%.—il’_ SPRINGS. 5 B. & 0. Rafirosd, T o EE. chgr nend | TER'& SHELDO! 2,000, 2. Ticat-marker, ' i, Market-at. COUNTRY REAL house contalus eleven (I1) la observatory: splendld outbulldings: Tawn beautifully | inoderu Improvem, fatd out; 1ving Lrook flows near the restdence; sev- | ELBELDG] eral springs (une minerab): splendid orchard: sceners | 73g m 1oL to be surpussed: situatedote mile from Burlington, tleufars Inquire by leter or 0 person of 1, BEKG Rurllogton, Raciiie Co., Wis. pluce can be seen at thils vfice. A'TE, T—£8) MICHIGAN-AV., GOOD BRIC] rooins: low 10 a good tenant. "Apply Lo C. N, 153 Lasalle-st. 50 EAST SIXTEENTH ween Michigau sud Indinog-ave. lnquirest 153 ANTED—SMART BUSINESS NEN ENTS ‘at Room 41, 207 Wext Madlson-st. 4528 ANTED—A STEADY, ENERGETIC YOUNG 00d reference Who can deposit cash n a desirable situatton by addressing security can obtal E 15, Tribuze otfice. HANECY North Side. ANTED—A GOOD, SMART BOY ABOUT 14, TO D, attend Custom-House cigar store. dress E 13, Tribune offic i iy 2 SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. Domestics. SYTUATION WANTED-—DY A FIRST-CLASS GIRL 10 cook. ) Ay o0k In 8 boanding-hause. " Address & 10, Trib- SITUSTION WANTED—DBY X GIRL (20 YEARS old) just arrived from D Kdress Hotel Dannevirke, b1 Mibeaateoav . JITUATION SWANTED — Y A FIRST.CLASS cool M do second wor) ST Io second worke Apaly for the next ITUATION WANTED—BT A YOU eoeral houtework. clasa refereice. Addres JITUATIONS WANTED-—BY TW( RL STRAL O Ton et e et e et famly, the other a3 second irl ry reter ences.” Call on M C, 207 Fourth-av. : QITUATION NTED—BY AN _AMERICAN > roma t do gendral Lowework. Undersiands t Dusiness. City try. Good references, Callst TTUATION WANTED—TO DO GENERAL - § Yori o take care of children. Apply af RNWE STTUATION WANTED-BY A NORWEGIAN GIREL D ln a hotel cliher us sccond “work, washing and roning, OF general honsework. Call’ 8¢ Feoriaiin. infl Wedncsay morninge - Lot ST QUIUATION WANTED—3S COOK, WASHER. ARD Ironer na private family by’ qulet, competent girl; city or_country. Call for wo days at 1 he- Eliinat Cornerof Dutterileld st up-satce, NV ANTED-MEN EVERY WHERE. WE CAN SHOW ou_business that will pay you from $10 to-530 a. N.B. Views of the ALE—OR TO R & CONGDO! NT—¥IRST-CLASS FARNS. 11, 107 Dearborn-st. Papers sent for stamp, "or $1 packa; for 50c. B £7007 Chichgo, - ©F B pachase 1o ED—A BOY TO WORK IN A store: _one that has had some experfence in the business. Apply at 399 State-st. ANTED—MEN TO SELL NEW PATENT ARTI- ST-NEAR LISCOL Tow: two-stury rout; turuace an Gen. Grant will be the | Louts, ourt, - Address 0 RE: T City Councils passed 8 — - contalning to him the hoxpitalitics of the BOARDING AND LODGING. wodern {mprovements. 1 YOAND OO AN | BEAD DR 155 Lasaten ‘room, fronting May st Side. —FURNISHED ALCOVE cast on Unlon Park, whre there are few otbier boarders; 6 o'clock dinner. A | 48 souTn ASHLAND-AV. statlonery, notions, and cies, chromos, frame: Jewelry. _Amcrican Novelty Compaay, 156 State-st. RY CHEAP—THE TWO-ST0 basement brick dwelling-house, N o TTUATION WANTED—BY GIRL 16 YEARS OF AGE © to do second 140 o secondrark or asist In bousemore. Avply TTUATION WANTED-DY 3 COMPETE] "t 0 housewerk (oF & tinall Pivate famAY. oF sess ond work; can do either; Is Wiling and_obifglag. waats 3 stendy blace; best cl reference. ‘Cal oF afivean 41 SITUATION WANTED-DY A COMPETENT GIRL rk or general leass cal b 67 Soris Masket st upmaire o T bt castof State-st. ‘The bouse contuins 10 rooms. Tons nrice 50 BT 1 WARRER “eas Now 2 acres of land. two houses, orchard, cistern, 2 3 brice 3 . N Tear Nos. el and 102ncres, 35 10 culttvation:, also &'acren al | > aud 7 Lubba < Fard thines prices. he Iatter at $20. ter ac Last Thursday afternoon | Mg "B GTINE, Sprinwte. fil D_FEMALE HELP. Domestics. NTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 231 North Market-st. ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL WITH REFER- ences, for geaeral housework. 817 Wabash-av. ANTED—A GOOD GERMAY GIRL TO DO GEN- ‘eral housework Ina small family, at 210 South NO. 260 OHTO-ST., CORNER OF STATE, a two-etory und hasement marble-front Louse, voms, and {3 three roomny deep, with all uire at 264 Ohio-st., or-of TWO-STORY AND BASEME: X0. 75 Mapic-st. , Just east of Denrborn- ON LULL, 153 Lasi NTED—A GERMAN OR SWEDE GIRL TO DO Cormick Slock. i acor s general housework; wages $3.50. Apply ati7 '[9, REXTZSPLENDID BROWS-STO: a1 the modern improvements. cheap. GOULD, lioom 12, McConutek Block. LISH_BASENENT: 3MOD- crn finproved, cheap. J. . GOULD, Koom 12, Mc- -STONE FRON' ANTED—AT 1221 INDIANA-AV., A COMPE- teat girl for general housework, atonce, with good refereiices. ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL houseworlk; references re 170 Thirtleth-st. quired. Call to-day at can be had for gentleman and wife or two gen- tiemen. with hot and cold waer, T.—GOOD BOARD 0 RF: bourd, 20 WEST _ WASIIINGTON-ST. — DESIRALE _ 338 r3ums for ravaliles and slagle geatiomen, with | LCLuSH nroe and arket. Suburnan. NT—-PARTIES CONTEMPLATING A RESI- dence in the suburbs ure fuvited to call on the un- dersigned, who hus a number of desirable pluces at sSummierdnle and lavenswowd 10 rent or for sale on easy R. GREER, soutbeast ANTED—FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK A GOOD itrl, Scandinavian preferred, at 63 Centre-av. TANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Call Tucsday, st 123 Hubbard-st. lrish preferred. ANTED—A GOOD MEAT AND PASTEY COOK; ' good chambermald, one capabie of asaist: ‘water; 7 cents fare, AND 505 WEST MADISON-ST., SHELDON ard and pieasant 3 TJ'0 RENT—AT OAR PAL HEMINGWAY, 78 Fifth South Side. Jooking lake. in murble swell-front, with superior board, ng-room at meal hours, at 16 sad 18 East % AND RIDGELAND— G234 houses with Iarge lots, vury desirable. A.T. ANTED—GERMAN, SWEDE, OR NORWEGIAN rl. 494 West ANTED—DINING-ROOM GIRL. AT IRVING House, 218 Washington-st. _Apply immediately. TWENTY-SECOND-ST.—ELEGANT LARGE AL- on; immediate pussession glven. N V] cove room on second floor: beautiful view over- | 13Metropolitan Blocl i tained tlat ‘*speer™ meant to question, desired Q HUBBARD-COURT=TO RENT, WITH BOARD, Tle did so with great suc- soutl {ront Sulte: hot and cold water; also roo: 7 for two youn men; house new and in fint-class orde: cess, and the boys answered satisfactorily numer- | terms réssonuble. ons Interrogations as to the exodus of the lsrael- D 16 - “The clorayman then said he | |G AND,L%, EAST ADAMS-ST would be glud in his tnrn to *+speer * the boys, and *‘How did Pbaraoh diey” There | andmeals als. catrable Tooms fronting on_ Mlchigan-av., With | frig board; also onesuite and one singie room: tavle-board | [ In g dilomua. the Lowlind | VTPGAN-Av- — NFAR i ‘0 VA Plessunt furnished or” unfurnished rooms, with F[70 FEXT G ROONS. FLATS, 231 wd 315 wout adlson-at.: modern tmprovementa: first and sec- T think. sir, the boys board; references exchanged. Address D 98, Tribune. TWENTIETH-ST.— | Louse from Madlson. "ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOE _AND LAUN- Apply at 234 Park-av. ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work In a private family. = Apply 480 Marshfeld- av., between Taylor and Ywelfth-gta. VW ANTED—4 GOOD COOK. 601 STATE-ST. TO RENT—-IRROOMS. / Wouat Side. TO RENT fd b'{’CEImeZ;URV:SHE& R&UM%— 1_:5% redtiomen onlys. location ¥ e, No, 2 TYWO ORTHREE | Wedt Sadisonots, commer Sangamon. o dress in small family. AXTED_EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL ousewor: fn & very small famlly; so0d cook. Call at 911 1odiana ke next door: cholce location. 14 North Throo) 0o did Phawrnoh dee" 62, ZussT. .4 rooms, wiil W | son-st.; chargy NICE ALCOVE AND OTHER | — 2 o8 ok - | 70 REST-JACKSON-ST. 1i board: ten minutes” walks from Madi- | 'O BENTATR AN roonta withoat. board, to cs rensonable; day-boarding. dren; furnished, or with car- N, 239 West Madison-st. two or more without chil board. A GESELEMAN, WIFE, A £ g peuilemen. car i pleasunt soom, with vate family at Austl VICTOR EMANUEL. ride. " Address Box 74, Austin, Til. ND_CHILD, OR TWQ T Milliners. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY TRIM- ry will be given. “Apply 144 and 148 Wabash-av. ond floors sultanie for housekoeplag. WM. H. THOMP- 4 ‘mer, to whom T REAR CENTRE-AV,, | DALY, HEXROTIN & CO.. e o% WETHEHELLS, Hii and 143 Wat T SUITE TO RENT | pets_oniy. House brick; all modern fmprovements; - i & . Bl oo, day-tosrd near by. Unexceptiouable Teferences ex- . Will make price eatisfactory. Address, for D 10, Tribune office. Seamstresses. NTED—A GIRL TO RUN WMEELER & WILSON only 20 nibutes’ King Victor Emanuel is again in dificultics. fiie e civil list wae curtailed some years ago under the Ministry of Signor Sella, who induced the King to sbandou one-fourth of the sum received from the State, the amount now being only 12,500,000 | 1, Tribune ofiice. francs (about $2,500,000). Tis Majesty, whols 1 OARD—FOR GE! very gencrous, never has any money In his pocket. and i3 often obliged to borrow a few lonie from his boy In a privai and self, with a good, respectable party, whers there are no'other boarders. Address, with terms, J LEMAN, TWO family desirably Tocated West Site. Address COLBY & WIRTS, 217 State-st. QARD—AND 1:00M IN A PRI sewing-machine. 230 North LaSalle-st. ANTED—SEVERAL SMART GIRLS TO LF. first-claw dressmaking. Bl dressmaking parlors, 655 Douglas House. ANTED—2 GOOD CARPET SEWERS. COOPER 0 RENT—ROOMS FOI IOUSEREEPING OR IN sultes, at 407 West Monroe-at. TO.% ORt "3 FRONT RQO) ‘municating, 1n fine order, for light housckeeplng ‘near Jefferson Parl ie Grove-av., opposite FANTE. or with board, to gent and wife. Heferences ex- o BOARD WANTED. | Ceogod. 355 Wes dackionst. s OARD_IN A QUIET SUBURB FORWIFE. CHILD. | 70 RENT—71 Tl _ANN-ST, — FORNISHED & SON, 248 Lake-av., corner Egan-av. frout roum, for gentierman nnd wite, with use of sire and ltiht for cooking, for 33 per woek. Garpuater-st. ANTED-IVET NURSE. IN ROOD, 51 Lasalle-st. ANTED—A WET NURSE, IMMEDL that understands Germah preferred. Washington-st. ONT CORNER ROOM FOR ONE OR QUIRE FOR MRS. ; well furnished; private family. 41 near Washington. e NT—7 ROOMS, LOWER FLOOR; VERY DI bie for couvenfence and pieasantness, at 74 TELY, ONE d. 254" West A PRACTICAL EXPERIENCED Aides-de-Camp. The history mav be remembered : A Ly-second-st.. H ot the bills of the King, penuine o forged, which | Tu b3 Seimiis o Mithican of Wabeshiavs. Host of | Fuliomse. Coll lmmesaiel. z eed through the hands of a number of Italian | referencegiven. Address G, 201 Grove-st. 0 RENT—A SECOND FLOOR, THREE NICE list shall be horses and waizons. _Addre: francs being intended for 9 T BARGAIN—CHOICE STOCK OF GROCER- Of the increase of | ATy} andTiiiurts for waie cheap for cash: comer | 110 RENT-LATGE, PLEA! stand, dolng good cash business: South Side. Also, 5, Tribune otlice, norse to take fall charge of a chfid 3 years old. Must furnish unexceptionavle references Tigardin, character, capaclty, and experience. apply under 20 years old, or who cannot furaish clty rooms, pantry, and closet, $10 per month. NO chilldren. Apply 3t 11234 South Jefferson-st. retefrences. Apply st 84 Indlana-ay. WITH MILK FROM ONE South Side. NURS! o six months old. Apply to-dsy (Tuesdsy) 091 XT FRONT ROOMS, urnished, cheap, at 78 East Van Buren-st. venlences, N 3 a.m. JOUNE fieid, Bowen & Walworth Co. . in bank- ale by auction of contents of works on_North ERETT, Asslguce. ' May1, 1877. _ 0 RENT—AT 1395 WABASH-AV., EAST FRONT, near Thisty-fretist.. tvo suftes] all Ao wly Housekeepers. ANTED—SMART HOUSEKEEPER—YOUNG OR old—for a gentlemean's house North Side. Must ‘e competent In the care of children, sewing, the maa- ‘ment of servante, aud not afrald of worl able person will ind'a good 0 r by. Terms reasonable. FLATS, FIVE ROOMS EACH, FOR lgnt housekeeping, on Twenty-sccond-st., between Wabash and Michigan-ava, - BENRY WOOD, 83 Maat- nanent home und e: YE-QUSF—§500 WILL TPURCHASE AN IN- 1 D terest in the Dest crape and lace dye-house (o Chi s0-6t., Rooin 12. cazo, paying a uet profit of $50.a day. lefcrences given | 7RG and required.Address D97, Tribuneotlice. - 1 akhiched, sibgie o en sulte, with or without TAND MACHINE-SHOP—ASSIGNEE'S | board. 034 Wabash-av. cellent treatment. 310 $5 per month.. E 5, Tribune ofiice, Laundresses. RENT—DESIRABLE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR OR SALE—OR REN HOUSE, Louden, Ia. 0uSy, ON Teasopable terms: tWO todte Aaremi T BATING o, RENT—ELRGANTLY-FURNISHED TROOMS, single or en suite, to gent and lady; board for lady AT LOUDEY. IA., ON THE 70 nifes west of Chicago, first- | 3 Tribunc office. NTED—AT 1001 WABASH-AV.. Noxth Side, ‘inundress, one who fs willlng to assist 1o kitchen NT, AND ALCOVE TTUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD GIRL IN A private famil5 to do gencral housework; good ref- crencesglven. Call at 343 West Adama-st. B TTUATION WARTED-DY A RESPECTARLE a5 nurse o chamn! ; - eade o Wowt Madon st i TIUATION WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED 12 fordon for geaeral bousework. 135D Battereld-at-, TTUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE girlto do sccond work. Applyat No. 73 Twenty- ninth-st. TTUATION WANTED—DY A SWEDISH GIRL T0 o general housewcric or second work. Apply at o2 Sedgwlck-at. _ . TTUATIONS WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLABSMEAT and pastry cook and several rl.lnln{mm irls, city OF Colmry. Loqutre Bt 101 JACKON AL, ToF threeUage, TTUATION WANTED_BY A COMPETENT FIRST. erman girl for goneral housewurk, cit; country: good. references. “110. East wum.:*mn!ng: A Room &U. 2 Nurses. ITUATION WANTED—DBY A COMPETENT WOM- ST child’s nurse. Apply for twodsys st 43 ousexeepers. gz U 4 LR j!clzln w children. S 82, Tribune office. ned SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEFER FOR X Eentleman or widower by a competent and respecta- bie Amerlcan lady; have no objectlon w poing in the country. Address'A B C, Morrls, Grundy County, Lil. Employment Azencics. SITUATIO.\'S WANTED—FAMILIES IN WANT OF good Scandinavian or German female htlg. can be supplied at G. DUSKE'S otice, 173 North -8t corner Milwaukev-av. SETATIONS WARTED PAMILIES BUPELIED with carefully selccted help, aud references; alw: Biven. Sppiy 1o Sirs. WHITTAKER. 246 North Clar Miscelianeous. ITUATION WANTED—-BY A YOUNG LADY AS saleslady or copyist; willing to work for vel Todérate salary Shiress £ 1. THibune ombe. K4 SUIUATION WANTED DY A MIDDLEAGED ‘woman to £0 to the country to attend to milk and butter: guod reference given. Call for one week at Fory-intat, wird frme bouse west of Cottags QITUATIONS WANTER B TWO YOUNGLAD: one a3 nurse for the alck and the other ay kind o respectable work where she may room at home. Ad- dreas 172 Weat Jackson-st., rom 7 till 11, May 1 and 2, SUETATION WANTED TORO. HOUSE-CLEANING. cali at 379 Fifth-av., third-floor. TTUATION WANTED-BY A _MIDDLE-AGED 1ady to work by thieday. _Callat 60 Weat Indlana-st. ITOATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY 15 travellng-campanion for invalid; references ro - quired. _Address K M, Tribune office. TO_EXCHANGE. A NEW OR SEC AND PIANO OR ORGAN? to exchange for carpenter work and material. Ap~ ply 8t 02 Vau Buren-st. | EXCHANGE—38 NICE RESIDENCE LOTS, 25X 125, clear, In one and two blocks of South Side Tolling-milis, two blocks from street-cars; there aro four or five houses alvo; I want geod farm lands or tm- proved farms in middle Ilitnols, clear. ‘Two finedwellings and Iot, 72x116, good barn; rentm, £1,600; for good farm or conntry hotel; the houses aro” in ten minutes’ walk of Court-louse. 0 T want good farm In Jowa, Missourl, Indiana, orTl-: 1ino!s for nice brick hotel and 200x200 feet of ground 9miles from Chicago, clear. Fine 100-room stone-front hotel on West Madtson-st., Jot 96x125, for good lands or farms. ¥25.acre farm, well improved. 2 miles from Law- rencevflle, in_tawrencs Co., IiL., for good house and lot worth £8,000. 100x100-foot lot, clear, with two good dwelllngs, on Lake-st. near Peorfa, for good realdence on Narth' Stde; will assume some. T. B. BOYD. Room 7, 179 Madison-gt. FE room, furnished. on Ohio-st., between Clark snd Dearborn, with all modern imorovements. Addressk Employment Agencics. ANTED—GOOD GIRLS WITH REFERENCES, ‘whoare able and willin by opplying to Mr. WHITTA Miscellanecous. ANTED—TYO OR THREE FIRST-CLASS LADY to work may find places Wisceilaneon It, 240 North Clurk-st. only; private family._Address E 14, Tribune office., city snd village In the Unfted canvassers [n ever States for a new medical and temperance work. Profits TO RENT_STORES, OFFICES, ETC, ST 1N A WELL ES- riton-st. percent. Inclose 25 cents and sample with full nstructions. Ad CUMMINGS. 507 Fultou-st., Chicago, {il. MISCELLANEOUS. Stores. Deyisk well. Chubo | 710 RENT—STORE 744 SOUTH STATE-ST., 25X¢ Ciark: m 2: store 104 West Handolpl-st.. 22560; store 143 Harrison-st. ond dwelllng. Inquire at 158 West Har- Maalson-| ‘Palmer House. *Inquire 5! TUSINESS MAN WITH LARGE ACQUAINT- ance in city and country, some ready moncy, wish- 23 2n Intorest in some legltimate business thal ¢an be enery and money; goud references. Ad- [0 RENT—STORE 178 STATE-ST., OPPOSITE THE T of H. SAMPSON, 144 La- Roum 3, 148 Dearborn-st. To_RE CHAMBER SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES! of W. pacALLKINDS FUITTURE AT IEDUCKD PRICES! arlor sulta, walnut, 6 pleces. reduced to. So any one would think 10 | Farior suits, terry, 7 pleces, Feduced Lo, Parlor sults, reps, 7 ploces. reduced to. Taror suite; liair-cloth, 7 pleces, reduced to. Chamber suits, new style, reduced to. . Chamber sults, handsome, reduced to. Chamber sufts, with dressing-case, reduced to... Chamber suits, with Frencn dresses 1, Chamber suits, Tenngssee marbie. 154 State-st. Washington: _STORE WITH_ BASEMEN G EXCHANGE-(WANT SOME CASI)TALL THE. furaitare 1a & oo paying hotel on Madison-sz. fn centre of city (clear) and dulng a first-class bustoess. Prico for everything $15,000; $12,000 will be taken in trade, or we willsell balfto good man. Here fs o splendidand_frso-claza cisnce to get into’ good paying house, with small capital. T..B. BOXD, Room7, 178 Badlson-st, EXCHANGE—A COAN & TEN BRUEKE TOP buggy for o billfard table. Inquire of J. M. W. JONES. 03 Enst Madison-st. TRORSES AND CARRIAGES. e o e e A "AUCTION SALES OF HORSE: CARRIAGES, TOP and open buggles. harncse, whipe, etc., Tacidays, Thursdays, anl Saturdays, at 10 & m." WREN CO.. 196 and 198 Washington-st. Stock of a1l kinds on liand st private sale. N. B.—The rale of trottersis postponed on account of the raln untll Saturday next. _ near Fleld, Lelter & CO. Inquire LIPS, 301 Madlsou-st. TY MAPS AND ATLAS FOR SALE CHEAP—A ‘fuli st of city maps mounted; also Peltzer's clty &3 | To RENT—F FINE BRICK STORES, WITH HIGIL 2 volumes, handsomely bound. R.S. & W. G. RMICK, 155 Lasallc-st. Mght basemerits, and living rooms above. WiIl be UGGISTS AND DARGERS CAN PROCURE THE Teated together or separately to TR 5 atae-at, good tenants chiesp. ‘genaine ltailan cosmetics, large size, 1. er _dozen, from Ofiices. ) LAZZ0, No. 157 Yan Buren'st. FINE BROWY 7-YEAR-OLD DRAGGHT horse, welghing 1,400 1be: alsu x very fast younzx Toad horse; sold for no fault, only as the m’ntrgfll o further use for them: to be s0ld AL a sacrifice, sadia trinf of three days allowed. Apply ut 518 Wabash-av. G LR L DA e armeas, has. od ‘but ve: ‘Wil ba sol Bt half its cost. _Apoly ut 520 Wabash-ay. RENT—THE FINE OFFICES 155 LASALLE-ST., coruer of Arcade-court, whole or o o McCORMICK BIOS. & FINDLAY, 155 CILITIES UNSURPASSED FOR REMOVING furniture toand storing same in fire-proof HE UNION FURNITURE CO., 503 WEST MADI- Ron-st., sell all Kinds of household furnifure on monthly payments; low prizcs; casy puyments. Foom 7, 178 Madlson-st, et foc bt Rl A A P e I Madlsonsat, _________________ 7J70 RENT—A PIECE OF DOCK PROPERTY, WELL THAT OLD PROPIIECY. 980~ k| KN 5 GAT, NEW AND OLD. cash. Leave, or send postal.card to MILLER'S CUEAP BOORSTORE, 102 Madison-st. BOOKS. - house. 160 West Monroe. - Money loaned at 10 per ceut. ET OUT! TILE GREATEST INVENTIOX OF THE o U Hiahson, F40.. 1s the Inventor of o strcet: car indlcatar which feglsiers on a dial the street or any prominent buslness house fa the cars. Can bescen on car Miscelianeous. TO,RENT-A FINE IMPROVED FARM OF 320 acres in Cherokee County, 1n., for one-uarter of crop or &2 peracre; want guod ian. J.B. B on line Of street- situated west of Ashland-av., 200x240; more If de- sired B S HEATON, 88 Washington. AND FORt SALE—PROPOSALS ARE SOLICITED urchase_of about 6.000 yards 1ying at the foot of Nevada-st., fo Lake View. J.3L WANTED-TO BRENT. JONES, 104 Madison- VASTI PATD FOR BOOKS—CASH IX YOUR HAND. A Ty it alwoys brinis bil prices, CHAPIN'S | ceed §25. Cheap Book House, corer Madlson and Dearborn-ste. ‘But look! in twice ten years again, FUROPEAN _WAR Let 1slam know snd fear, HE TRUANT BOYS: A MOLE INGEX10US PICT- ED— NT—8 ROOMS NEAR CORNER W AR O e sl ey . Sent free for stamp. E- of Van Liuren and Halsted Call or address T. F. S. ure than the Toll- C.ADDEY, Bufalo, N.¥. - ANTED—AN INTEREST IN A WELL-ESTAB- . " Itent not Lo ex- 30 De Puyster-st. TS, WHOLESALE _AND Tetall, at ENDEI The Crose shall wax—the Crescent wane, Ciariats. G L ED—A COLTON'S OR JOHNSOX'S ATLAS. LOST AND FOUND, e O A e book-store, corner Lake and LIBERAL REWARD PAID AND NO QUES- A tions asited for the return of the packages of notes lished newapaper and job printing office by & gea- Cernan Competens Lo 60 the edIEurial warkk and EISAARS the businces affalrs of the com) references snd particalars, P, T Address. with une office, Chicago. PARTNERS WANTED. fotind §u Otis Block Thursday. _Address E 11, Tribune. VWA or acony in-any _conditlon, this morning. | T OST_SUNDAY -AFTERNOOY BE E. L. STOWE. Sands House, Chicazo. L L A YEARTO AGENTS. OUFIT AND & i shol cc. For terms Dearborn-st. and 431 South Park-a SPORTA & COL St Logb. S10. ik dross pattern. _Any one returning the ‘same to 7 OTt_ SALE—CHEAP, 10 HOLSES, FIT FOR ALL, ‘nse, warranted sound. ome weck's trial given: t Tandau, nearly new, will be s0ld st great sacrifice; 1 close rockaway, 2 side springs, baflc by Cuan & Ten Broeke; also a large stock of bugiies of all kinds, new and second-hand top grocery wagons, 1 mibc wagon, 1 platform spring one-horee truek, 1 butcher wagon. Allarge stock of harness, double and single, new aad #econd-nand. Horses and wagons to let by the dayor e, Wil sell on monthly payments of exclasge. Soney advanced. Come and 100k for youraelf. tell chenper, than iy house 'tn Chfeago. L C- WALKER, 243 and 251 State-st. OR SALE—FOUR FINE DRIVING HORSES: welght. 1.100; age, 7 aad 8 yeans; kind: gentie.and s0und; goodslngle or double: reason for selllns ng use for them. _ Also'double wagon. O, W. MILLER & CO., 146 South Water-st. ANTED—A YOUYG, $SOCND TIORSEIABOUT 1,100 Bs. Must be' clieap. Call at 2357 Notn Clark-st.. corner of Chicago-ay rat-cinie (o even = cash 1r pHRabIC, Call OF addiess DS 8. Ko. 8 Merr cantle Bullding, cisy. Dearborn-s1. will be lideraily rewarded. PIVOHGES, RTNER WANTED—~EITHER ACTIVE OR SI- cago-av. and Indlana-st. OST—ON NORTH CLARE-ST., BETWEEN CHI a piirse containing small if be rewarded by return- ing same to 53 and 85 South State-st. BSOLUTE DIVORCES PROCURED FOR ANY cause._Call o write Iaw office of P’.'MONT- , 162_ashington-st., Roa: turn to No. 81 Western-a TVORCES LEGALLY AND QUIET] by & reliable confidential attorney; fec. 211 West Madison-st. IVORCES LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED in cvery State and Territory, for incompatibilits or other causea; thiricen yeans ' expel d feet white: 55 reward will be paid for his re- ec, $23: pa! by k L3 ” Room 19 Davy Block, curls. The tinder will be rewarded by leaving them rience. A. J. GanmaTTSVILLE, Otsego Co., N. Y. "ADVANCES MADE OF DIANONDS, WATCHES, bonds. ete., at LAUNDERS' private oflce, 135 Ran* dolph-st.. near Clark. }oom 5nnd6. Establidhed 1834, | Fecelve reward for same. SARTNER WANTED—IN PRODUCE COMMISSION, ‘Van Buren-sts., via Throop, 8 lecter addressed to " ERIENCE. ‘four, snd gran businers, with some capital, byd | Lisnd van Bureo s, vla Throop, nlorter RiCresseq i A PHYSICIAN'S EXP Dt e e b i o SV I | et et April 20, 1876, b FINANCIAL. same t0 370/ Wi _’_"m Koa STMYZI)-A ‘Dation of many years' standing, on which I tried ALE—TWO £500 VILLAGE BOSDS: GOOD AS every remedy in the materia medica that has B A St nomia T2 ever been used for that purpose, without ob- Lake-st. ‘Governments; Interest 8 per cent; nominal debt of Tillage only £3,000, really nothing; thres years. T, 138 | and 76 N TP ankee-av. F. DEXTER. 132 Dearborn-st., Chicago. 1li. Unquestlos ahle references; fee after. 5 residence unnecesia- Ty; audvice free; correspondence strictly private. 1VORCES LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED in every State snd Territory for incompat! etc. Resldenceunnecessary. Feeéafterdecres STORAGE. NTRAL WAREHOUSE, CORNER ROSH i inzle-5ts. ~Stor or o goods ernl merchandiacs tvery factiey for. Bandiin Teturning the B 1877, FROM 113 SOUTH Fraoklin-st., a small Scotch terrier dog.answers io pame ** Sankey,” lleturn him to above number and LACK MARE ATTACHED 10 TOP gm-;'belween 8 and B}P. m.i,cfln be found at 74 taining any permanent relief, In my despair [ MOSET ATeTER CENTOX MIFROVED REAL bought a few bottles of your Pleasant Purgative Pellets and prescribed them with. the happiest results. ‘The patient i3 pow ' permanently re- ONEY 1N HA’ M ithour remo estate In Chicagy, and at 9 farms within 100 mfies. ' B. L. PEASE, Eeaper Block. 7TO LOAN ON FOI ., b BORATIO N. RUST, AND MERCHAYN. O Sre-proof warchouse, 160 with care and dispate! URNITURE, CARKI stored at lowest FOR SALE. Dt O BABEL 5 ol cr cent on Tinols | 255" SATE"2 BREECH-LOADING SHOT-GUS. A ood shooter. 10 pounds weight, 12 bore, together NITURE | with 60 brass shells and a compl r on good collatersls. C. B. 0od order. Price $40. App! Room 3. tate and Washington-sta. . Munroe-st. We loan mozey at 10 per cont perannam.. FOR_HOGSEHOLD T S ancesmaie. JAMES stalri. Q TOW RA’ STORACE, fiercimaa ULEY, 141 Wabash operty de 5 o estred. niture ‘ortiand Block. tures, et J70R SALE-ENTIRE FIXTURES—OFFICE FUR- scales, trucks, shelving, furnace v 28 Eant Lake-st. B and erchaodise, 204 to e cares Jesor e Ballilag). Cash sdvances. CHICAGO ' by plece at balf value. Are sultable for wholesle grocery or any heavy business. Apply on premises. TO LEASE. SEWING MACHINES, i OFFICE, 728 SOUTH MALSTED-ST. -5, Machin $25 and apwards; near Van Buren- Py 4180 cn monthly payments; rented an & CO., ol MUSICAL. SPECIAL BARGAIN. CABLE & SONS-Totowood casen, curved leqy, srraffe, - b4 ianoforte, octaves, only 3200 Blntotortes T 0CtaRSy SHARTLY, 154 State-st. ECKER BROS. PIANOS AND ESTEY URGANS are n:!rtn:lnls acknowledged _superior to sil nmnglx priceslow terms tosuit. BTORY& CAMP, - s R SALE-HALLETT, DAVIS & CO. PIANO Geacty new, e carved rosuwood Case, WILD carved legs, 3 strings, full agraffe. The owner s about Jeaving for Europe. Will sell with stool and cuverats bargain. Can bescen st KIMBALL'S, corner State and. Adame-ats. HALLm. DAVIS & CO.'S UPRIGHT PIANOS ‘were the only ones, out of over forty competitors, that recelved special mention and honurs at the Cer tennlal. These planos, with other musical instrumen! n“he‘bk:fl ‘makes, ‘E‘“l‘l be Lon;ld at g\g{‘ -;:eroom_ Tasiratod pyce ¢ s < o appilea- tlon. W. ‘\! Kl_!_llh\m ‘corner State and Adams-sts. SMI‘I’I’I‘S AMERICAN ORGANS—NEW STYLES, new catalogue, new prices; 2u0 Organs now in storey allorders from dealers filled with dispatch; also, grand, square, snd upright planos. W. W. KIMBALL, corner’ Sinte and Adams-sta. MACHINEEY. BQILER'FEED STEAM PUMPS AT LOW PRICES of $00 to $100, cheapest and most effective pumps in the murket; engine trimmin; brass goods. etc. e atreduced prices. by FIELDIOUSE. DUTCHEIR & BELDEN, Wrooght Pipe Manufacturers, corner of Canal lnd_!lonm__ 518, 'OR "L;BE Bl.i}:cx {lXL'.S,—%TA"}IPG)(TILLS mAJ.;‘: o Earh ok v E. W..GATES