Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1877, Page 13

THE COURT-HOUSE. exton’s Claim for His Imaginar. es Extras Talked Over. a Walker Wants to Be Paid Extra for His Thick Stone. ‘The Joint Committee on Public Buildings and. Pablic Service of the County Board held a meeting yesterday morning to consider several ‘connected with the new Court-House. Thee were present Commissioners Schmidt, who presided, Hoffman, Guenther, Mulloy, Carroll, Cleary, and Fitzgerald; and Conly: fexton, Walker, and several others. The com- mumeation of CONTRACTOR SEXTON, IN REGARD TO “ DaN- “AGES,” wastrst taken Up. He says in it: 7am now and ave been impeded in the progress ofa work by reason of delay in setting the cut- Stone work, and also by reason of delay in setting + Soetauite work at the three main entrances and fathecorridore: and alzoon the west. side of the iniiing at the main stairway. Iam delayed be- Inte po provision is made im my contract for FEfdine tbe wall_on which the girders: for these baireays rest. ‘This is a serious and creat damage sue ar the building progressce, for the reazon that ferret quantity of iron work included in my con- fract has to be feft ansct in places which will cost a preat deal more to cet after the walla are built than Heetan it should be ae the work progreases, ‘Be says turther that he has had to discharge some of bis men, that materials have accumu- jated, and that hesball have to look to the county to reimburse him for all losses he may snstain. Commissioner Fitzgerald called for the read- ing of the contract with Sexton. ‘The Clerk read it.. The contract contains this clause: “And it is further agreed on the part of the said first party (Sexton) that he will not pold said second party (the county) responsible, por claim sny damages fur any delay that may pe oceasioned by other contractors during the 5 of said Work or erection of said build- : Commissioner Fitzgerald moved that the gommunication be placed on file. ‘Mir Sexton sald “other coutractors” were aordelaying him. It was the county. Commissioner sonsty had not delayed Sexton. Commissioner Gventher asked Sexton in what war the county had delayed him, ‘Mir. Sexton replied by not making the contract. for granite in due time. Be said he was under a forfeit of $100a day to complete the work within a given time. He had maae preparations toget through within that time. The county had put obstructions in his way so that he could not do it, and he claimed damages. Commissioner Guenther didn’t see bow dam- agescould beawarded when no damage baa been done. In bis opinion the document should ‘be put on record, and not on file. Sexton might. be delayed next year. and then he could show that be notified the Board. . ‘Commissioner Hoffman said when the second contract for granite was let the architect stated tothe Board that it would not be necded for sixty days, And the Commissioners voted, be- Hieving there was ampie time. __ MR. SEXTON URGED that bis claim did not conflict with the clause of the contract relating to delays on account of other contractors. He read the points in his communication: “By reason of delay in getting the granite work atthe three raain entrances. and in the corndors.” At the rime his contract was made there was no thought, of granite, and helad no riebt to expect any delay by reason ofthat granite work, because there was none there. 4 part of the stone tbat was intended to beat those points (main entrances and corridors) was already set in place. He could go right alonz and so could Walker, provicied the contract. stood just as they expected. “And also on the: west side of the building at the main stairways. ‘because no provision is made. in my contract foi building the wall on which the girders of those stairways rest." That was not a contractor’s delay. “It was that of the county, in not having made a contract fur that wall. Commissioner Mulloy moved that the com~ munication be placed on record. The motion was agreed to—yeas, 6; nays, 2, as follows: Yeas—Connolly, Carroll, Mallny, sa Peli taar aad y, Schmidt, ard ‘Nays—Fitzgerald and Hoffman--2, THE DOME. The resolution offered br; Commissioner’ Schmidt, authorizing Sexzon. mnder the direc tion ot the architect, to onild as much of the foundation of the dome as was necessary to “inclose tae building,”*was next considered. Conumissioner Fitzgerald toped the Commit- tee would not ignore the architect whom they paid. He (Egan) ovzht to Le present when this matter was discussed. He moved that action be deferred until Evan retzirned to the city. Commissioner Guenther thought the archi- tect shouJd be consulted as to how much work Was necessary. Commissioner Fitzgerald was opposed to do- ing what was proposed, since $2,0U0 or $3,000 would betbrown away, ‘Ifthe work is to be doue,” said b omynence at the base and fo up.” Bids had been sent in through the Arch- itect, the Board held them, and it was the duty of the Committee to open them andrecommend the awarding of the contract. Commissioner Carroll remarked that Egan Was not authorizes to receive bids. Commissioner Guenther said Egan told the Board he wanted power to build the dome with- out their interfe-ence, since he didn’t want any yatehwork, but a first-class job. ‘The Chairman asked Superintendent Handiey how much work: would be necessary to inclose the building. Superintendent iandley—Enongh to turn the arches from the present piers to receive the collars. We bave got to turn the arch from one pler to another and over against the dome be fore we can lay on the first-floor beams. If the beams are laid on now—build the walls and place them in and not anchor them, the struct- trewill be weak. For that reason wwe should go no further until the wall is buiic. Commissioner Schmidt—Would the wall hare to be taken down again? Superintendent Handley—It can be built £0 that it will not have to be taken down. Commissioner Fitzgerald was opposed to guchwork, The wall would have to be taken own. Superintendent. Handley said the worst crouble was that the mev who had the contract for putting in the iron work could not put the vans in without double expense. The walls sould have to be cut in all the upper stories. ifthe work was commenced right there would ‘de no patching. Commissioner Guenther said it would not be necessury to build any part of the dome except where it commences. ‘ Commissioner Hoffman remarked that if this work was done without the consent of the architect, his bondsmen could not be held re- sponsible. ‘After a dispnte as to the cost of the wark pro- posed in the resolution, Commissioner Fitzger- aid moved to pustpone action for one week, sayingthat he wanted the work competed for. ‘The motion was agreed to. THICK AND THIN. > The communication of William MeNeil & Son, in which they claim the difference in price detween the thick and thin stones used in the Court-House, was then taken up. In connection therewith were read the com- munications of Architect Egnn, setting forth that the contract, planus, and specifications would be found sufficient to protect the coun- ty’s interest in this particular, and that any at- tgmpt to “corner? the county in this manner Would be met with signal death, both thick and thin stone beiug provided for; and remind- ing the Board that he (Egan) was sole arbitrator Jn such matters; aud that, as Walker had de- clined to give an estimate of the increased cost, {twas impossible for him to Iay before the Board au estimate of the amount. Commissioner Fitzccrald said if it were trac, as Eran stated, that the county got a. better building by using thick stone, be felt as though McNeil Son ought to have’ some compensa- tion, In order to settle the matter he moved that the communication be referred to Egan With instructions to send in an estimate of the extras on the two stories. Comuissiouer Carroll said Egan had prom- ised to do that some time ago, but hadn't doue it, thus * putting the Commissioners before the Public as d—d scoufdrels.”” ‘The motion was szrced te. THE DILL OF MW’NEIL & SON tor straightening the lines and Icvels of the foundations was considered néxt. ‘The items were: “Amount of estimate oD leveling walls, $3,157.20: taking down and re- building plers, $792; total, $3,959.20." Egan's wertificate of the correctuvss of the bill was at- tached. Commissioner Conly moved that the Com- mittee recommend that it be paid. = Comumissioner Hoffman did not think the bill ‘was explicit enough. ‘Mr. Walker caid be bid_on the whole job,— subuiitted his estimate to Egan and he accepted it. Egan bad called on bim for an itemized bill, but he couldn’t sive it, and he could not now be- cause he had no items. is ‘The Chairman remarked that the architect ought to make out an itemized bid. He didn’t want such a bill as that presented, to be found on the files when there was another investiga- «whieh would probably be sco. Fitzgerald asserted that the “Commissioner Carroll—The , architect 15 re- sponsibic. ‘The ‘Chairman—He is not responsible to me. I want to be responsible for myself. Commissioner Hoffman remarked that if $4,000 was paid Walker for what he had done, Harms? work would be worth 250,000. Commissioner Fitzgerald moved as an-amend- ment that the bill be referred to the architect with fawtructions to send m such an itemized bill as ‘he could. Com nissioner Cleary moved to adjourn. The hatter motion was agreed to. 3 ed THE ‘TFRIBUNE ERANCH OFFICES. ern nN ‘NORDERTO ACCOMMODATE OUR NUME! Patron 4 taroughour the ett we have esablisned Branch OF tices in ihe different Divistons, a6 designated ‘low, Wh sre advertisements will be taken forthe same price ds ch argedat the Main Otice. and will be received ock p. m. during tne week, and unui 9p. m, XG. Bookseller and Statloner, ALDEN, Newedeater, Statior ern ‘until o'c) on Saturds ys: WILLIA MH. WINNING, ae sn “-kecond- West Nadia on-st.. bear \ ROBERT THEUMSTON.. Booxs Biue Isfanc -av., corner of Halsted-st.. GEORGE HENRY, viston-at, ANTOK ‘Books, Stationery, ete., 330 Di- i ROG. News Depot, Stationery, etc., 304 Milwaukee-a v., corner of Carpenter-st_ on SON BM nn ERSONAL —A, WIDOW FROM THE EAST, 25 years of m ce (more or less), detires the acauaint- ance of a gent leman of means: t E idiess X99, Tribune ofice. “Net "er 1m bust PeRsonar— ‘AYOUNG MAN WISTH ness, Ad une office. Spond witha ome working gisin Address ¥ 50, trib: Stationer, etc., 1009 West-Side News Depot, 1 ERSON dug places of ana ascment. NAL-\ WISH TO MAKE THE ST- ‘ance of ai, £ ateligent, social indy from 30.46 wo, who would Join: ne in an occasional drive and in attead- Address C11 K, Tribune. . = . 20 RENT—HOUSES. ‘West Side. TT, RENT WEST SIDE Sct, WEST HARRISON: st.. Srooms, $22.5 per month. 115 Hoyne-st.. 8 rooms, $15 per month. 335 Warren-av., 12 rooms, $39 ner month. ‘Store and dwelling 1005 Went Lake-st, $30 per month. YOUNG & SPICER, Room 6, 170 Lasallé-st. TPO REST AN ELEGANTLY FITTED UF AND almost completely furnished house, containing 21 ruoms, on Carpenter, between Madison and Washfug- ton-st3. PUNSTAN & CO., Room 14, 150 Dearborn PO RENT_THS MOST COUPLETE AND CON! tent houses {n the elty for the money, now in pro- gees of erection at corner of Monroe and Gakley-szs. 310 beready for occupancy Aug. 15. Plans to be seen at our omtice, TOTWIN & CORB’ RO REST—A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR TWO tonthis—stone frout—on Jefferson Park, inquire OTE. C. COLE, 144 Dearborn-s- _____ TPO RENT—COTTAGE NO. 773 WEST CONGRESS- st. Six rooms: tn goed order: rent iow. By WILLIAM H. THOMPSON, 229 West Madison-st. Fo RENT 799 WEST MONROE-ST.. 2-StORY AND ‘basement brick, 3 rooIns deep: burn: {urnace, fas fixtures, screens, ete. POUTWIN & CORBY, 146 Dear- dorn-st, 1[0 REST AF ADANIS.ST., S-STORY AND BASE ment stone front, with alt ‘modern conventences. POTWIN & CURDY, 148 Dearborn-st. F[0, ENT fot WARREN AV... NEW, STONE front house, witht, parlors, , dining-room, ) and Kftchen on same floor. -POTWIN & CORBY, 16 Dear- Dorn-st. 70 _RENT—A NEW BRICK HOUSE, TWO-STORY and bascment. with all modern {mprovements, at 823 West Congress-et., near Hoyne-av. NT—TO A GOOD TENANT=FIRST FLOOR, ve TOOMS, and good barn, ‘S73 Carroll-av.. two north of Unjun Park, and near corner of Ash- E. ROGERS, 177'East_ Madtson-st.. oom 9, TO RENT-HOUSES: ‘Suburban—Continucd, TPORENT-OR FOR SALETEURNISHED OR US feraished house at Lake View, two blocks fro: aty tune on Wellingtan-at., cast of Dummy Road. House is in frst-class order ein imedern improve, water, tumisce, FANE, etc. Bhs A pAUMANe, bo Metropolitan Bock" © SENT—A NICE SURURBAN RESIDENGR TT (tutuished) ieee Soraon eae pc besonyul eery 10 er goin Fran iatulre ot ts Wee 187 Randotpacate OPE q PO RENT INORWOOD PARE HOTEL: VERY jow. rents it Boar de SHS Fe EDERIE ART, tor Clarkes 0 REXT-WILL GIVE RENT OF SOME ELE. ‘Isces at Highwood, 1 lighland Park, and Win- ee eects a UP ORSHLE Y MEANS, Koom 15, 04 ‘Washington-st. Pa NTA GOOD HOUSE AT MONTROSE. IN- at 103 Erle-st.. ‘TQ RENT—ROOMS, West Sid. TPO REST-A_ LANGE, OF SAME ROOM TE. A ‘private family; terms very Jow. 356 West Ran- dotph-st. SO RENT—A NICELY PURNISHED FRONT ROOM T for one or twoquiet gentlemen, Inquire at dl South Park-av. TPO RENT—s OR 4 ROOMS FOR HOUSEREEPIN Fg, PR a ae Ie I ee Yq RENT—A FLOOR OF FIVE ROOMS, WITT Pods and pantry, ab 22 Norte Irving-piace, off Futon ar Leavice. TPO RENT—116 SOUTH SANGAMON-ST.— VERT t nicely furnished front parlor for one or two gen- tlemen, oF gentleman and wife 0 RENT—THREE 1500MS. NEWLY FORNISUED, ‘tor housekeeping: tidy, convenient, pleasant, SiG; second floor 735 Lake-i4. ZO_RENT-HOOMS: ‘North Side—Continued, RENT—TWO RUOMS ON DEARRORN-AY., UN- forniuked or partly, so; larze pantry. and utore- Foon; suitable for light houscKeéoing. Address V 28, SERRE OG eT ee nO; RENT—1s RUSH-ST—VERY PLEASANT A front roms; one furnished and two unfurnished, | [0 RENT-TWO FURNISHED OR CXFURNISRED front parlors, with of wituout board, in private damily, convenient to business, on the’ North. Side. hadreaa SS Gis Taos OMe 2 PO RENT—A NIGE SUITE OF 7 ROOMS, NEWLY TO seated and eneimined. (na pi eats Ang._Inquire s2.917 North Clark-st” =" ‘0 KENT—FORSISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH- rd, at So; east Indiana, Vn OF NTH ‘T-NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS. - 241. “between Stat orn. TO RENT—NICELY-FORNISHED is" room, 167 North Deters EROSEATOOVE, eee =" OF arlene’ "ANTED—Tu RENT-3 OR INVENTIENT A seman lee rma ln ges ‘Y'S3, Tribune office. eae 2 WANTED To “RENT-TWO OR THRER FUR- r fy dire shed eure lock.,for ght housekeeping. ‘ANTED—TO RENF—pNTiL WAT 1, A GOOD Mouse of ten roomy trene pala. in advanen With jealrable Dro! ‘Tribune atte. Wy AStED—to REN?—UNFOURNISHED ROOM, except carpet. for rent and wife, srlthout board. a ‘X64, ‘Tribune onlice. : ANTED—-TO RENT—4 OR S UNFURNISHED A eR cen Centre-avand Halsted-st., near Rhuisone Aliress Was, Tribute oice. WANTEDI10 RENT-NORTH SIDE. 10 OR 32 ‘room house, modern improvements, perfect re- air and clean. convenient to business; rent paid im ard, Address X 72, Tribune office. Po RENT—3 ROOMS FOR HOUSRREEPING FUR- nished; private house. North Sije, and Ohibeata?” Address 85, Tribuncotices et *P'O" RENT-HANDSOME FURNISHED AND UN- urnished rooins reasonable. Tugsire at 31 Finest, mo EEN £ ihe ae DESIRABLE PLAT. OF 7 00) “ant apart 3 : oe dUMSINGs & CO. tot Lasalle Ne st. Es (po ReNT—rurs per week, coaventent Michigan-st., near Clark. FPO, RENT-NORTH SIDE. EAST OF CASS-ST.—A -fandaomely finished front suite of rooms, with or wards private familly; I. Selireas ¥ 1 Pribuae omiee, 7) ererences reaulred 7Po BEST-TWO NICELY FORNISHED, PLEAS- ne rooms on second foo, Board 48 North Ciarkesta, coracr Iilinolm © TPO REST-FURNISHED 100s, WET. RD OF decined. 12k Dearbormsars epee ROOMS, $1.50 TO $2.50 to business centre. 37 fRORENT—T WO-STORY HOUSE,7 ROOMS, WATER, elc., No. 116 Lytie-at. Apply'pext door, wt tt, ERSONAL—A , LAWRENCE: YO! UST FUL- fil your prom tse: “Ball expect ao’ answer sure 10 you know. "PO. RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR ASH- land-av. and Adams-st., toa party without chil- dren; will board for rent. Address 7 7, fribune offtce. ERSONAL —.A YOUN! House is desi “ona of meetin; ieans who will b> willing une office. G WIDOW KEEPING @ rentleman with to her, X77, Triv- ‘PERSONAL—Wi [AT SHALL T'DO NOW, MA VIEF ERSONAL 7? eveniag, 8 0% lock. PALMER HOUSE, TUESDAY 1877. rpo REST _NO, Siz WEST WASIINCTON GE story. stone-froat house; parlor, iibrary, dining- room, aid kitchen on first floor: brie: barn: one of the nicest homes on the West Side. Will exchange for house on the South Side, No {néumbrance. Apply to owner, J. B. MAYO, 171 State-st. (WO _RENT--A_ NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, 8 "To cons, near delersoa Park and Mudison-et.; 1nod- én finprovements. V Gy, Tribune office. ENSONAL—TW 0 GES amusernent and pleasure. Sr, AL GLY, information. FT ‘PERSONAL—TWO | FUN-LOVING YOUNG GES" tleman, in easy cireuinatances, desire the acqualnt- ance of two beautiful, accomplished, and facetious ., Tribuae office, ‘NEAL, youngladies X EUSONAL — JOHN LES dress'¥ 2, Tribune olfice. ‘velyet trimming, who ‘drday afternoon on stairs, send address, sud much oblice; fave Address V 78, Tribune otf c esting to tell her. d3iph- DESIRE THE Toquaistance of two Young ladies witie alow to \ddreas Z 3, Trigune oflice. ERSONAL DIDS, BN. ED, Be Pr, B.D, and others, al = depis, and urworthy of conidence. rook Benes Sune Look Sup Gay'sTribuace Adéress DUCTOR, Tibune oflice, for ENGINEER. aD- ERSONAL—WILT. THE LADY IN BLACK SILK, uid not speaks to mic Sat Hy HEAT COTner, imetuing tater: P ‘77, Tribune office, ERSONAL—A GENTLEMAN FROM A NICE ‘Western city of 12,000 wishes acauaimtance of a Marrisgeable lady not over 35, who can loan bit about $1,N00 on unineumbered Chicago property treble fn yalne; good references given an required. Address V PARTNERS WANTED. PARTNER WANTED-IN ESTABLISHED HAUD- L, SWIFT & SON, Business ware business. Brokers, 7y Dearbora-st., loom 14. ‘PARINER, WANTEDI A | SOUNG PIRTSICIAN, wishes To associate himself with a physician who has a practice and would lite an aslstant. Best of ret- erences, Address V 52, Tribune office. R WANTED—AS CLERK IN AN ESTAB- 7: $500 to be paid in menthiy ARTO lished. paying busine: rpo, RENT 2 grony BRICK HOUSE, WITHOUT ‘basement, No, 238 Ogden-av., in cood order; rent cheap, PICER, Koom'6, 170 Lasall 10 TREN EAP, ELEGANT MARBLE: residence on Jacksoa-st., next west of Asiiand-av. just finished, 10 rooms, all improvements, furnace and gas-Gxtures. | CARTEE H. HARIISOS, 231 Ashland- Sy. or 84 Washington-st. NT—HOUSES Q) Parl: $6, 10, $ jOUN F. EDI = WEST SIDE AND NoR- '5, $20; sell_on monthly pay- [ART 107 Clark-st, 10 RENT—DWELLING OF 12 ROOMS, 4 yuied and papered, 46 North Grecn-st. E, 190 Dearborn-at, PO RENTS Sl or AN OME Gone houses tn goo neiglibornood, 42 West Huron-st.. ‘744 and 740 West Superior-st.. east of Robey-st. 3 or for se on easy monthly payments at bottom prices; take Tndiana-st. cars. 8. T. KING, 97 Washington-st. rpo RENT—VERY CHEAP TO RESPONSIBLE PAR- ties, brick, octaon-front house: ail morcrn 1m- provements; Keys at 48 Marshield-ay., corner house: T-ON CONGRESS-ST., NEAT. MORGA’ ory and basement brick house: all madera tin 'F. A. WESGE, WIS) sf rovemebts; cheap to the rlxbt party. Be Wethingionssts Meow 7 10 _RENT—DWELLING 481 WEST MADISO: ® rooms, gas and water. KR. i. BULKL! LaSalle-st., Room 4. TPORENT—A §MALL COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS, with bara. Apply at 326 Morgsn-st. T—SECOND STORY 175 WEST MADISON- st. oaly 312 per tnonth: several cheap tenements Insame neighborhood. TRUESDELL & BROWS, 178 Dearburn-si. Payments of $100._Address V'71, Tribune oftce._ ARTNER WANTED—TO TARE terest in a wholesale and feiall businces, loin ¢s- dablished on a cound, cash basts. ‘Trinuae office. ARTSER WS TED—WITH SOME CASH OF A. fo join. an experienced and energetic sng a general store in Western o. Will refer to._leading Chicago houses.” Adervss MERCHANT, Lock Box 40, “address ¥ 59, ‘tock of good: ‘Dusigess man fn estabits Towa, Nebraska, or Galena, Il. PARINER WANTED"A THOROUGH BUSINESS ‘man of good character aud some means, to join ad- vertiser in a frst-class businia3. open to invesitigation; one who could go abroad preferred. Address V 14. ‘Tribune otfice. Colorado, NE-ILAL® IX- ‘Must have’ $1,500. TIA _NICELY-FURNISHED HOUSE, 11 on West Washington-st, GOODLIDGE & ‘9 West Madison-st. T—THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. 48 Pearce-st.: all modern improvements, JOHNS A. YALE, 153 LaSalle-st. (O_RENT—6-ROOM COTTAGE, S15. ONF OF 5, 4 rooms, $10; 2 rooms, $5. Inquire at 619 NTIXCOTTAGE, 8 ROOMS; 359 WEST MADI- son-st. Apply to owner, #12 West Jackson-st. 70 RENT—OCTAGON STONE-FRONT, 3 STORIES ‘and cellar, 14 rooms, 197 Ashiand-av... Very cheap, WALLER BOS. € MAGILL, 94 Wastington-st. PORENT—i0g SOUTH PAULINA-ST.: COTTAGE ‘and bara st $20a month. Apply to X. STRONG, Room 12, 95 Dearvorn- ‘PARTNER WANTED-TO FORM 4 COPARTNER- ‘ship with « young man of enersy and ambition to 30, who hes $1,C09 or $1,500 in «ash, to operave on the Board of Trade (ms aae.:#); ret erices given and required. None but those having trom sind amoition need answei ‘Wegu, Tribune oBice. he money “PARTNER WANTED—WitH CAPITAL OF §2,000 ‘ina legitimate busine=a now payin per cent every 30 days; an {uterview {fs de B business man who mcay oughly honest. Mice. a profit of 100 afred oly with business and who fy thor- Address W25, Tribune ARINER WA ‘Address P,-0. Box 70, Hyde ED—FOR AN ESTABLISHED paying business; apical required from $300 to $500, Park. TNER WANTED-IN A WELL-BSTARLISHED 2 this Wil hear the clovest Investigation, and fe a oud opportunity for aparty with ‘Tribune ottice. Pak ‘grain commicsion busire capital.” Address V PARNER Was Jocated on State-st., near from $5,0W to $10,000, ‘to he furnished ax required; ve an unusual chance: expense Ube: profits Rood; No labiiities, Address W 21, Tribune aft ARTNER WANTED—ACTIVE the reteff drug_basine: can ha 'S2,000 OF $3,000, don central, Address X 63, D-ESTATLISHED BUSINESS, fadison. a man with South Side. NEW RIOR. HOUSE, 16 POOMS, os avn near “Feenty-third-st. Cueap 10 aa MLL, 14 Dearbora-ste 0 REST—FQUR-STORY AND BAS! R dwelling, 20 rooms, modera_ improvements. Rs ° ‘Wabash-ay. Apply to JACOB HARRIS, City iaiel. MPORENT—A GOOD hol ‘Thinty-Brst-st. Apply to PERKID Prairie-a¥v. Tf RESTOPREWISES NO, G2, LANGTET- AV; modera. Improvements; with barn: in compleie order. Apply to.J. A. COOR, 54 Langicy-ay. i fpo RENT=NO. 209 IRV] PLACE, $20; ALSO ‘2-story and basements onIndlana and Michigan- avs., S85 1 $9. Fruit, grain, and other farms to cx- change; willassume. M. LORD, 151 Rat Bt. (PO RESTsis, THE 2-STORY oRoow NOcse, ‘mall barn. in good order. No. 33 Portland: av, TRUESDELL © BROWN, 175 Deatbomn-st. E WITH 10 ROOMS 3 BLISS, 1165 RENT-FOR TiO ONLY—4 ROOMS, 71 HON- PO Bede a plocks from Madison-at. cars; references required. 0. RENT—-TWO, NICELY -FURNISHED FRONT T° ,coma, marbie-top set; ue location. sis Waah- Sita Ba NO RENT-TWO WELL FURNISHED FRONT rooms; goud locality; private family. 305 West Washington-st. MO _RENT—MAIN South Hoyne-av.. near Van Buren-st.; woul pay ln palatins. BUFTON. 43 State-st. 0 [0 RENT FLAT a16 WEST, MADISON-ST,. SEVEN. rooms, with all’ modern convenfentes. NEWELL, SE OSHER, Liss West Nedisoarst, 5 = = 1X0 RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FoI housekeeping, In suites of four or two. Also, lodging in suites or sf le. 145 South Halated-st. 4 FPO RENT—ROOM—FRONT PARLOR SLEEPING- roam, furnished, opposite Jefferson Park, Tent, 63 Throop-Ft. RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH On WITH- ‘ont hoard. A few day boardet conmadated. G3 South Elizabeth-st, TPO, RESTIAT ELIZABETI-ST., PARLOR= “floor, unfurnished. rp RENT 42EASt TWELPTIEST., NICELY FUR- L_nished siigle room. : pe RENT—A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED rooms, or room-mate wanted. 50 West Sfadison, st., Room 14, from 6 to 9 o'clock p. m. STORY, FOUR Roows, =a $10. 10 RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS; MODERN IM ‘provements: first-class nelghborhood; $5 and $10) per month, 603 West Adains-st. 1 RENT-70 MAS AND WIFE FORNISHER OF Siac nkitntay cnr linc? cheap. pricess private. fannie ‘Address WD, ‘Tribune office PRUNE ee "PO KENT-NICELY, EORNISHED AND, USAGE a 257 Fast Indlana-st shed rooms, Including alcove south front, ‘good neighborhood; apone ten min- utes’ walk from business centre. Rent reasonable, PO RENT—FOUR ‘ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING ‘tn aprivate family central location, 25 West Madisonsst. Rohe pean h SPINE RE 287 0 RENT-FLATS 1y THE NEW STONE-FRON TSisek comer or van Bureu aud itateee nears a the block coraer of Halsted aay Pearce-ats., in good order. JOHN A, YALE, 153 L4salle-et. fO RENT—LARGR FRONT ROOM, WITT OTHER rooms, furnished, for light Mtasckcepine Tee ‘West Monroe-st. nO RENT—A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED FRONT room cheap, with good Care. 231 West foarecane near Sangamon. TPO RENT—A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, complete, for housekeeping, with water and couk> store. 161 West Washingtoa-st. 1PO RENT—A NICE FRONT ROOM WITH USE OF bath, cheap, in the new brick row, St Peercesat, (PO RENT—LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH CLOSET, | marble-top set. “50 Pearce-st. $8 per mouth. RO BEN ToEUR aateD. RBONT. BOOM ee closet to a gentleman, chea . ER, third Hoon, 902 Weer Madisonsate 7 VATISESS PO RENT-FIRST FLOOR FOUR ROOMS. APPLY 2%: South Jeferson-st. ENT—PRINCIPAL FLOOR OF COTTAGE, ses be~ nO, 1 33 Fulton-st.. and barn. Ap On pre! smock may adiopnesie ne ee TPo_RENT-TWO, SUITES, OF “UNFURNISHED "7 for housekeeping: . Apply at 132 Throup-st._ Spies Si cae take ‘Miscellaneous. RENT-APALIMENTS FOR HOUSPREEPING BY E. A. CUMMINGS & CO,, 131 LaSallerst., cor- ner Madigon’ ‘234 LaSalle-st.. 2 reoms, $3. $5 und 47 Third-i suttes 3 rooms cach, 2908s West Randol, .. S rvoins, Sid. 759 West Madison-st., 5 rooms, $12, ‘778 West Madisun-st., 6 rooms, $16. 244 South Morgan-st., 4 rooms, S10. 70 RENT ROONS SUITABLE FOR A PRINTING: ofice. with or without power. Apply at the News- paper Uni flice, 114 Monroe-st. NICELY-FUGNISHED FRONT BOOS ‘bonrd for lady only; quiet, paleb- 10. Trl ro 7 To iady anu gent borhood near business, Address "PO _RENTIPLEASANTLY FURNISHED, LARG! rooins, for any iength of time, in a quiet location, toxentcel parties, by a lady living alone. Addresa V Ibu, Tribune office. ([ORENT—TO GENTEEL PARTIES, LADIES OR nilemen. two unfurnished front rooms; large closets and bath. with privileges; will furnish if desir __-Addreas W.95, Tribune office. une «tive. IRES, OFFICES. te Stores, TA LARGE MANUFACTORY BUILDING yoree (or desirable either for large storace. commission. or mercantile houses): special attenthon ‘of responsible parstes ensased in any of the above pus suits Is called to this large, well-located bloc! Canal-st., between Lake and Rundolob, 803159, aud five stories high with basement: will furnish power a4 desired to responsible manufacturers for a term of yearsat very reasonable fures, or will tit it _oxit as de~ bired for any form of business whatever. Good bank ‘Vaults in the bufiding. Your interests will be served. By appiylug at once toC, C. LANDT, Room3, 193 Fast fatfson-st. (0 RENT—STORES—BY E. A. CUMMINGS & CO., 4H LaSalle-st.. corner Madiroa: iB State-et., near Palmer, fine corner store, 234 LaSalle, neat little store, $25. ‘34 West Washington, brick, cheap, iol West Madison-st., good retail stand, cheap. 9716 West Lake, store for $12. Sul West Randolpa-st.. brick, only $25. 420 North flaiated. brick, $16, Wet Kandoiph-st., Urlek store only $15. RES, VERY CHEAP, SUITABLE manufacturing, and wholesale bus!- tory and basement brick bufliings, Jackson- Bt. + Will be rented to cood partics at redueed rates. E. ‘X CEMMINGS & CO., 1H Lasalle-st. r ‘TORE ON SOUTH WATER-St. AT 1 ty at 274 South Water-st., Room 1. eps poe T—STORE AND BASEMENT 150 A’ 2 fi Fates fecvad. Boor Jet ee i ain ant 0 loots 189, 15, and 15: neav., with Jight threes tes. PUTWIN & CORBY, 146 Di arborarste ie TPO RE ST-S-STORY AND BASEMENT BUILDING - x5 0 feet, on southeast corner Monroe and Mes - POTWIN & Keteats,: Yery’ cheap to good tenant. CORBY, 146 Dearborn. te NO REN TOSTORE 106 SOUTH CLARE-ST, AP- Iv (oC WARLES GOODMAN, Room 43 Exchan:te Butlding. : = f\O RENT— 3TORES, OFFICES AND OXE LARGE ie tin BE sh North Clark-st. In- "POdtacon fort Ls Or Festaurant In Sia Kell Hall, Desplaines-st =. (PO RENT_CHE SF “LARGE STOLE. FIVE-STORY basement ston front, T2163, No. 174 Kandoipli- at_ WAITE, CLAGKE € DORMAS, i02 Washington. O RENT—SIX ROOMS, NEWLY PAPERED ASD PQalnted, cor Mulisoasst. “Inquire nestdoor TPO, RENE FURNISHED nok _DNFORNISHIID rooms, cheap, fo respectable ose West Staduon-at, Ee es South Side, 10 RENT—4 NICE KOOMS FOR HOUSEREEPING: Inquire at house No. G4 Watash-av., or No. 38 ber of Commerce. Ht. S. PARKEL 1 EAST HARRISON-ST., NE. 3 igan-ay.—Cool. airy rooins, nicely furnished, new ind ‘with bath-room, gas, and closets, Terms niodr ‘Tribune office. BN r, WITIT 3 Toca FPO VERY CHEAP-NEW Buick NODS, ic, dining-room and.kitchen on main floor. ‘57 Dearborn-st. PAHINER WANTEDTA LIVE, BUSINESS AN _ with trom $3,000 to $5,006 to investigate my busi- 7 tazandtake an interest if satisfactory. Address X: 7. Tribune office. 35 ARTNER | WA ‘mount of capital to tal wilt need . WPly- STED — $4,000— WITH THIS iP active part in a proft- able wand largely fucreasing business: one-half interest ‘be sold, retiring partner having business calling Away “from the elty: references exchanged; no agents "Address W 41, Tribune office. him Al TXER braska, « ¥ Kansas want far, wertof erences & given hnd , “canire pess not req Bed. ARTNE retail hi office. Address ¥.3, Tr, ba! PaLtyen Wa KEED—A, ‘good Savin, and retall.” Good « withsome money. Avdress WANTED—AN ‘or WE Dian would like to meet acimilar party to jonni, Vinestablishinz a banking, real estat dee ai, Joan agency in some good town in Towa, can furnish $5,020 to $8,000 and nish equal amount: satisfactory ret to capacity. iacegritr, and respectablllty ‘Address W 34, Tribune office. SARTSE, WWANTED—WITHI S: PABINE, Te photorraph pater ‘Art Gallery, , Rea WANTED—IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED jou Se Maus eteanice form F Inagood busin. St. Cepital required. $7,000 OF $8,000. rT f cstutlishe ACTIVE BUSIN F INTEREST BD TAI ‘Xs, Tribune office. lugar ‘ounz man to step iS A i d_Dusiuess, wholesale ‘eaen: tor man out of employment, ARTNER Tribune oitice. Wa WEAD-WITH “Co ‘tioleemeligbor ‘oA wine business: business man preferred: will secur *the Moncy on first-class real es- Tate: uo chance to lus. oniy to make. SH Address F 46, Ae Piitsbustacns wich & e000. Sir WANTH! CIN A SAFE AND PROFITA- Ei WANT le tn Installments. st ‘Address, with real nam dy VIS * "Tripune office. pare the mines. Add-wsa pre SEI fuctory, Tribune otic ‘PARTE Wiy to engage wl m ished over 15weurs. Ade: ARTNER WANTED-—1N with a ED-1N on the pre TNER WAY ‘a good manufactur 1% Capital Is needed. ARTNER WANTED—1 0 T: er Hou, ‘teres: tn Gar ‘room, and furntsai ARTNER WANTHD—A, 3'OUNG (PARNS in oldtestatused uacufe dvholesale and reta!l; the bus! ton. West Lake-st. Address \ WANTED —$400. -WANT YOUNG MAN Vagos in esse ed.soai trade: coal direct from riba, ¢ uillice. a, EO THE FLOUR YFok SALE—O? 1 45-HORSE POWER €o! "one Ei ‘One 12-horss jy artabl horse po wer engine and boiler complcte. One 2s-horse pp awer engine. 0 complete. WHEELER, 142 Lake-st. 2 SALE—3 ECOND-HAND EF} | the ri aie or stationary. Dower, port sple or s W. GATES. S01 ‘Oh SALE—F: RST-CLASS PORKTABL low prices. EW TWO-HORSE MOWER, ALL or re very great bargain, A.W. Lake-st. ‘cheay ‘g2 South Canal-st, é ITURE MANG- "elth from S1.cto to $1,509. Address ¥ 30, TED—WITH . & FEW T HOUSAND pai, C25, that has been es- tone Tribune vilice. FEED ‘aUamount of money. Apply ‘747 Wes > Madison. St. mL ANTED-€PERCIAL, OR ACTIVE—IN ee ee cbinda eam. where. pore Yas, Tribune ole -AKE ONE-HALP TN- in rusning the dining- g the ba: ance Of Tuas. af MAN TO JOIN airing business. ness will bear fnvestiza- ‘Address Z 5, J ribune oitice. ene W ACHINEI R SaLE—O?:E BAXTER BOs Fb wee Tully?.rimmed, aod in good order. 18S ES- 4-TORSE No. 20 QOD. 39 Sonth Canal-st. ENGINES, GINE, 2T1ORSE forcash. P. <n SALN—G ABAP—WOUD-WOE FORE ling usurtacer, 1 scroll aa. {ing lathe, 13-tn 2B ewe: m caraface, plates, and tools, { adison-et., oon 9. ler. G MACHIN- cross-cut Sa, vAleu one screw-cut> apa'tanapers ab tn perfect order, sis ene ty Gost, une office. STED—=A 6-HORSE POWER AMES ES WV ART hrtcn ss condition. Ww Address GINE, rib? from 12 to 1¢ “horse po! Apply to S. W. WHEELOCK, Mayors = ENGINE OF Foline, It. W ANTED—SCS EW-PIt g-tncn fron. ‘Ok SALE—25 N EW WH Folge machines 3 maroc’ Weeds, Americans, Address, ‘and Stingers At oT J-INcH BY Srith price, 38 Tribune. LER & WILSON SEW- Teer sis each: new Howes, $20 each; second: efore Wednesday at Jost es che Call hand, $5. A9.S10 ct Thinessseventh-st., near Cottare ve : Aoone @ MACHINE WANT- ODSECOND-HA ND SEWIN Goopaes ND-HA ND SENS ed cheap for cast = ‘Tribune office. for two days 583, monthly parments, few second: SPENCER. 412 West TANTED—A GOOD, WASHED? xtieress W x SELR TACHINES SOLD ON SMALL Giscen OFFICE—¥ ‘Shea for, ea machines in part pays | oil kinds r od -) oj ines from $5 to fee ae SEWING-MACHINE FOR ‘Tribune ovfice. @ take oid nd repaired; a $15. J.C. 3 SINGER FOLDING js macuines, che: 'Pi © 2, se Wneeter & Wisa: 1 o0.North OP: 7 VICTOR: buys 3, 1 WILSOS- lished cabi- farket-st., UP NIGELY-EURNISHED HOUSE, SOUT si ent unity for a party that $55 amon. H.W. HOWE, Room 10. 128" Dearborn. TPO RENT—S90 WADASH-AV., THIRD STORY. Lunrarntshed. for light housekecping, with use of Taundry, ete. Also barn, four stalls. Te, TENT—€90 PRAIRIE-AV., NEAT EIGHT- centh-st. JAS. B. GALLOWAY, wit ‘ Cameron, 110 Dearborn-st. eS BAER & TOLERTSTHE LARGE DROWN-STOST, ToUSsE ‘43 Calumet-ay.. partially furnished. from Au- gust 1 to May 1, at $150 T month: large barn and yard, Apply at'uhe house. nO” RENT—-9STORY MARDEE-PRONT REST. T° gence. oat Wabsehay. plarge barn aad yard al modern taprovemeats, FL. STEVE Dearborn. T—A LADY LIVING ALONE WILL LET newiy-furnisheu rooma té qufet parties: lucation, first-class: South Side; will board Indy. Address V 53, ‘Trivune oltice. Olfices, TPO RENT A, LATE. CORNER OFFICE BOOM. ‘Apply to CHALLES GOODSIAN, Koom 43 Ex- change Dullding. DENTIST. OR EYE AND FAR PHS fo RES To ian part of otice th Grand Pacite Hotel, dress V 28, Tribune oftec. *PO_RENT—OFFICH AND ROOMS, DESIRABLE ‘and cap, in the howe Machine Company Bulli fng, southeasccorner Jackson and State-sta. Apply 70 ESA. CUMMINGS & CO., agents, 134 LaSalle-st., cor- ner of Madiso WWASTED-10_ RENT—ny A GENTUEMAN “AND s ef ees can Sha will be requineds Addrese X62, Tribune offer, YWASTEDSTO REST OR 4 Buss, FOR ‘housekeeping, centrally tocared west of Peoria- at.: references given. Address for two dase, X 80. ‘Teibune office. WWASTED-T0 | RENTUNFURNISHED ROOMS ‘or bullding for ve-renting. centrally located, by nice, responsible couple. Address \ 5, Tribune office. WASTED STO RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ‘on West Side, by two you! references” Rugress WA Pesbune’ottee, Ot ES HORSE'S AND CARRIAGES, ‘OR SALE—AND MUST BE SOLD, X- Bikisan ie tearing tor Berowece: visy Reeens turnout. consfsting of one black horse, 6 years old, 1534 hands high, with 2 long mane and tall, withont spot or blemish; he is also warranted to trot in 2:50; he scares at nothing, and the most timid person can drive him; aset of single harpes# and an elerant side-bar, top bu: besa used Dut Eee anes, reliable "Family & ws gether oF eepara Sargaine Apply at sis Wasnancare oO Separate. aca ‘OR-SALE-= MEDIUM -SIZB MULES, 1 NIGH gaddle-horse for $00; I large wor =. 1,300 for $135, ittakento-tay. Tee West Medaenaee JPORSALE-NICE | SEATED FaviiLy BOROUGH in good ronnlag ordess as for horses 183 Untariovsis no? 1OF Ca8E OF WH JPOR SALE-CHEAP—TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES 5 and rosd-wagons a: very ices; must be sold. Gant ac Stariage coupe "7°" Pricess mm |ALE~12 HORSES—WEIGHT 00 ta: price trom Sos to S200; Grseetase arate and basiness drivers. ‘These horses are sound, and one ‘week's trial given. Also onc first-class patent wheel £00 bugey, one open. 2 carriages and thelr harness, ead ongwacan. Tale property wilt be sacritced. In'rear ‘OW SALE~CHEAP, HORSE, TOP-UUGGY, Ei ghtzness in good onder. Saab seen at 258 went ‘Proe gate: Goon) EXPURSS DELLWERY WAGON: ches ormare. SAMUEL POWELL, lope States ‘OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—FOR ROTTER Fa rery alge Whe avielve horse aoe athe-apiing open buggy. G. FP. MITCHELL, 200 Arcade-court, rear 20) Madison-st. ANTED—TO RENT—FURSISHED ROOM FOR W3niora gentlemnas board ior iadvoaly Eke ‘Tribune off ‘cen fieneeent aaa Prentseniatheas cast of z : ‘wenty-ninth-sts., east State; abont $12. Address ¥ 20, Tribuue offec. y ANTED—TO RENT—UNFURNISHED HOUSE OF from 12 to 19 rooms, where rent will be taken In board. Aduress ¥ 14, Tribune office WV ASTEDCTO | RENT-FURNISHED OUSE OF fiat by adult famliy, owners to board torrent. ¥ 21. Tribune off lee, OR SALE-HANDSOME = NAN Pines cneap Hes Wen stomacae eros ANP ‘Ol SALE-TWo CLARENCE CARRIA Bs Rood order. shesp: sac very Ane Yamiy pong. © Perea nce nates fey geen ting r ‘ohe; one good sound G-ycar~ Old, 1,150 ba, Warker, $100. se Twesty-secoad-at- POR SAEE-NAGE WARRANTED, AND. 0 TED, A AN trotiagia0: no Jocke: plas ‘OR SALE-EXTENSION-PHABTON. NTLE Moraes aid haruess at a LAIn® App an Ee artage-court. _ HOSES AND CARRIAGES.- AT PANIC PRICES" HORSES. VERY FI saddle horse (can trot a mile fa’ 2:55, and bas all the gaita under the saddle). 1 black driving horse (n Food roadster). 2 Ciarence.. 1 rockaway, 1 California fwo-seat carrlage, 1 extension-top do, 2 family do, 2 jump-seat do, 4 side-spring Coan & Ten Brocke top- uggles, 2 aquare-box do, 3 second-hand phacions, 6 new do, 1 very nice canopy-top do. ¥ half=phaetona, "10 second-hand plaso-top bigrtes, 8 open squarc-box do econd hand), new do, 1 sewlng-macitine wagon, t Skeleton road-wazon. 2 sutkies, 1 ice-wagon, 1 graln- Sagpn, 1 coal Uo, 10 express-wazons, $tob deflvery do. open do, 1 butcher's top meat-cart, 6 platform epriax Yacons, i onz-horse truck. 1 carpenter's wagon. 1 plaorarsoring gig, 3 fark phaetons. 1 half-top Coan Xfea Broeke varrlaze (zood as new), 3 seta second hand favm-inracss, Sseienew do, 10263 alngle-buray fecond-land Harness, 25 sets new do, 2 double-team do, double cerflage do, 1 set rubber-trimmed coach-bar- hese, 1 getyad-Hand sutdie (cool a9 nex). Horses. Wagons, bagies, and harness let by the day. week, ur Inonth.' Advances mzde on stock, etc., left for sale on Commission. Wa sell on monthly payments. Come and look for yoursejf.- Ican convince you that T can cll cheaper than aay man in Chicago, and have a larcer assortment. Hf. C. WALKER 249 and 25{ South State-st WR SALESTWO_FINELY-DREI s fhorses, the oldest of which has been ‘velow 30, Seith only moderate work: a great bargain fs offered. and Wid nd, hors, 3d perseal property taken ta part : ia seldor ood Riress W gi, Tribane omices nw OF Rood reasons, ‘OR SALE EXTREMELY, LOW-PHAETON AND si sold i . Efnarnces:sold my Roive, 4nd no use for them. Tear (OR SALE—THE FINEST SADDLE-ilOnSE IN erotite city am elegant gray; years old. 90 Twenty- g. TeSEYMOL Te az Nadtoonsste Son Nn Bore & SALE—TWO HORSES~A BLACK HORSE 7 & ars old, 15% hands hich.s very stylish driver; cau berriven by a Indy. A roan horse 16 hanas high, 6 years old, puaranteed to trot in 2-40; be has long mane sudate aber. ae perianal sound, snd must sacle, Apply at barn 830 ve id mits POR SALE-VERY LOW FOR CASI ONE GOOD open and one top bugzy, Coan é Ten Droeke maker ain leav{ug town and must sell, Call soon ff you want a bargain, at 1118 West Lake-st, “4 SELEGANT SIDE-BAR SHIFTING-TOP BUGGY A*ror'ssie: made by one of tke best, New York makers: beea used but very ttle; cost S4C0: wittsell for S125. a3 I have no further need of it. Address V 40, Tribune ofilce. OF HORSES, BUGGIES. Han- UCTION $3: A Serres ete fucedays, Thurudays, and Saturdays, commencing at 10a. ip. at WREN & CO 'S, 196 and ius Washington-st. Stock on hand at private sal ~vasT YOUNG BAY HORSE: 1 GOOD 16-HAND horse: 4 trucks ndemocrat wagon. anda little po- ny, at &. €, ANTHONY € CO'S., 133 Michigan-av. ‘ATTER, RAMINING ALL THE STOCKS OF CAR- ‘rioges in the city, and hearing the big talk induly- edim. we wonld invite inspection of our variety of car- Tages buggies. and phactons. cic. We think we can convince you, by a little common sense, tha: the best place tobuy 8 Yehicle {2 at 219 Wabash-ay. G. L. BRADLEY. J tage—ean be bad and paid for tn f ian and wife fo et wb. Address X 52, Tribune. PENNOTER TOP-DUGGY FOR BALE AT A AX greatsacriftice. Apply at B. F, TUCKER'S ‘Repair Shop, 232 Wabash-ay. = WAGONS PAINT- UGGIES, MILK, AX x BeCo ana repalred. Stock on hand. Tires set, S00. Satisfaction guaranteed. SCAITIN'S, 47 Welle-st. ALL AT THE MAMMOTH CARRIAGE MANC- y factors of Parsons & Neville, 298, 900, 3C3, and 30¢ Wavash-av,, and examine our stock manufactured and Jn process of construction. and ratisty rourself that this isthe best place in this clty or the West to purchase yourvebicies. ONT ROAST VOURSELF TO DEATH WHEN ‘you can bay a bugiy-top for $7. Eagle Palnting Go. spond sTgacksoute. XPRESS HARNESS WANTED IN EXCHANGE Fxortores or housekeeping goods, SEAVEY & CO.2 49 State-st. ASHIONABLE CARRIAGES—WE HAVE NOW Finca’ large asertment of our ‘well-known easure and business bugeies on eliptle springs, side- pars, and Concord sprite, topsand nu cops: also cle- gant fony and eis passenger rockawass, cabriolets, Vie- Torlas, phaetons, etc. ett, that we are scliing at popit; jarprices, Also a latge varlety of mood second-hand Works including top and open bugles, phuetons, and carriages, rosd wezans, ete... cauopy-top phaetons to Peclosea out. We handle ail branches of carriage re~ Daring proniptly. tn the best manner and ar reasunadle pitlces, PENNOVER 4 CO., 390 to 398. Wabash-av. “TOR SALES A NUMBER OF FINE NEW ANDSEC- 1 ond-tand tuget Jaes. and aalky%, at de- cited banzains. 731 E.G. HAYDE. # SALESA VERY STYLISH AND INGH BRED roadster horse: also anextension top carriage nearly news will be sotd low. MITCHELL'S, 898 Lake-st. To RENT—OFFICES IN UASEMENT, FIRST AND i ‘second oor of fire-proof hiock corner LaSalle and ae ests, Inquire 204 Lasalle-st. OB SALS—A MESSINGER STALLION, TROTS FoR Is very stylish; will sell for less thaa half bis value. W782, Tribune oitice. 7PO_RENT-CHEAP—DESK Room Funsisnen; | "EP? age iocation. LARKIN & CO., 98 Washingron-st. TA LARGE, AIRY, NICELY-FORNISH- Led rooin sultable for two or three persons at 74¢ ebaah aS a = TP)O RENT—THEEE REAR ROOMS FOR LIGRT housekeeping on State.st.. near Van Buren; $10 permonth. C. S, WALLER, 41 Clark-st., Root 11. TP BENT_PEEASANT ERONT MOOS. NICELY LY turateted, very cheap, at 78 East Van Burren-st. 7PO RENT—$35 WILL REST AN ANT FLAT of tive rooms, with all conveisionces, on Wabsch- 8Y¥., ve minutes’ walk from Madison: Address P 108; Tribune ontice. MPO RENT—A YOUNG WIDOW: LADY HAS FUI:- nished rooms to rent to quiet parties for any length of time: South Side. Addrexs W 86, Tribune off Miscellancous. s[O RESTCA SHOP SD STORE, IN WINCH, for the last 15 years, a bakery has been carried on. wwly at 129 West Randolnh-st. RENT—17 ACRES NICE GARDEN LAND ‘near Jefferson, Couk County: would make splea- dia pouitry farm. R. KENNEDY, Room 16, 125 Dear- born-s 7, HEST-ENTINE STORY 2 Tuliding. 46 East Lake-st.: second third and yourth floors of 325 Fast Lake-st. abd the following, whleb are Atnated on Sourh Cinrx-st.. Uacement 223, 205, and S13; offices, and rooms in building 129 and 3. and jn Kentucky Block: steeptng rooms In Kentucky Block, and buliding 222 and 226: rents low. to good tenants. Apply to MA NEILL, 224 South Clurko-st, NO ti m LaSalle-: TO RENT—NEW AND CLEAN TES brick block hetween State and Thirty-tirst-ste 5 very cheap. Inquire of S. SNOW, at New York Store. North ‘PORENT-ANEAT COTTAGE WITH BASEMENT ining seven rooms, with closets, pantr good larze barn Included, near Lincoln Par premises, i North Grove-st., oF at 176 Oiitarlo-st., near Lanaile. 70 RENT—THE FLATS 178 EAST OHIO-ST. ANI fat orth Claris Qed: GALES TORY AND BASEMENT OG- ‘tazon stone-front house, No. 42 Rush-st, : 14 rooms, ry modern fuprovement: water on ali the floors. at73 Dearborn-st,. oom 14. 10 RENT—HOUSE. 315 NORTH STATE-ST., CON- "T° Sih 10 rooms and all modem improvements for atont half price. ELLIOTT ANTHONY, 1 Wish: inyton-Ft. “I EAST FRONT ALCOVE AO RENT—PLi and other rooms, th or without board. 469 Mich- [Oo REST—s00 MIGHIGAN-AV., ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, single or en suite; bath, hot and cold $3, $12, $15 per month NG RENT-rLEASANT CNEOUNISHED SUITES ‘of rooms, at 148 East Monroe-st. Inquire GAULT & LOW, Kooi 8, 135 Clark NO. G@ EAST TWELFII- private fainlly, unfurnished rooms, single or . Sor housekeeping, tent very reasonable. ‘0 REST—PACKING-HOUSE AND MAREET NO. South Morgan-st.. between Harrison wad Vas Buren; good facilities for summer packing, and excel Jentand well-known stand for market; {¢e-horse ad- folning filled wlth ice: barn. ete, E. A, CUSIIINGS @ CU., 134 Lasalle-st. ie z 10 RENT-SECOND AND THIRD FLOOTS OF "Po new brick bulidins Yeo Randofph-st.: zea Moor | lnshed off In one Foom 20290 for business raryores: 4 racer and closet on each floor: will be rented tuasther ¢ raaparately. Apply to GEORGE A. SEAVERNS. oF SURE T Weel, Boom 3, 146 Dearborn-st dR SALE—CARMIAGE TEAM 16% HANDS THIGH, "iron gpays, sound and Kind In every respect: will gellthem much oclow thetrreal vate. G. ¥. MITCH L, 20) Arcade court, Tear 200 Madison-st. = (OR SALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE—ON AG: count of sickness; one new square-box top butyy: one new stylish phactun; can be scent all clmes at 315 Ol: SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD SULKEY: ALSO 4 “some scantiing, 2-fnch plank, and Doatds, 2:7 ‘West Indiana-st, ‘OR SALE-CHEAP—A BARER WAGON. WITH two horses and a good route, Address X54, Tribune. 70 SALE-SPLESDID OPEN SQUARE-DO: buggy, only used two months, cheap for cash. 22 North Ashland- J(OR SALE-ONE CURTAIN HACK CARRIAGE. one Boston top-buggy, and one fine single-seat road-wagon, all yery cheap, at WRIGHT'S Livery, 15 Quincy-st, — ~~ BUGGY, AND Or CHEAP-ONE POS Darnesé, two fine driving horses, one 1.200-pound horse, two top and one open buggy, and harness of ail Kinds, at 7y South Canal-st (OOD FAMILY HORSE, KIND AND GENTLE: ‘iso two-seated carriage and Concomt wagon; will exchunge for merchandise. Address V G1, Tribune. ((q00D DELVING HORSE AND HARNESS WANTED J in exchange for new furniture, Call at S3 West Washingtoa-st, S as 2 JF [SHEST, CASH OFFER TAKES HORSE WAT: ness, andnew phiaeton and open alde bar. 71 Twents-second-st. FPCUSE ASD PIABTON FOR SALE: NIC RIG, table tor lady to drive: mare 6 years old, Kind and gentle; $250. Address X 60, Tribune office. OST SELLSRINE, DRIVING, MARE, TEAVY work Horse. top buggy. phaston, two setssingle hamess, Big bargain. 233 West Madlipa-st, Wik tne tarry wo WAS LOORING AT NO- ‘tion wagon at HARRIS & CO.'S, West Monroc- st., on Saturday, pleare call on Mond is WASTED HORSE ‘AND LIGHT EXPRESS WAG- ‘on and harness. Any one having the same for sale cheap, call at 14 South May-st, ee WV ANTEDI A, FIRSTCLASS CARRIAGE OR HUG ‘gy horse i539 haadsor over high; gentle, fas:, and without blemish. Address, and state lowest cxah price, V 93, Tribune office. WW ASTEDA THE USE OF HORSE AND FAT: ‘ness for pleasure ridinz s month of, two: will take good care and inigit give a Bonus, V 65, Tribune office. Wares HORSE Diy to WO. ASRWORTH, a FANTED-A THOTTER THAT CAN POLL A ‘road Wagon In three minutes under the watch, 5 to® years old, about 16 bands: must be ind, free from tricks and blemisn; give description, lowest price, and ‘where can bescen. Address V 0S, Tribune office. __ WASTEDIA PERFECTLY (GENTIA SADDLE- hhorve for an invalid lady. Call at WRIGHT'S liv- ery stable, corn North State and Rly zle-ate W NTED—. TROT IN 5 MINUTES tn exchange fora young mare, 634 years, and bal ance Incas. X61, Tribune oftice. x 5 WASTEDZA G00D Tor-nuGey GHAR FOR cash. Room, 156 Washington-st, : WV ASTEDR,$qD TRAN AND CARRIAGE, Off fine hor ind buggy, in exchange for one of the mall brick houses anu lots im thecity. LEVI 3 + 57 Dearborn-st, Wianteps GOOD HORSE THAT WILL STAND: ia, covered, Ilght grocery-wagon. at a bar- AV aes oeiak Je Ree aezta o! West Taylor-st. OR SALE-A GOOD 6YEAT OLD Honse, F ‘welvht 1,200 pounds: will take a Helter one fn ex change. Cali Monday at 440 West Madison-st. W ED—A GOOD HORSE FOR SADDLE AND uzcy ase. Give full description and price. Ad- dress V3, Tribune oflce, 2 SALE-TWO TOP-KUGGIES GOOD AS NEW, FOE SMe months” umes can beseen at 400 Calu® HOUR ({ANTED—HOSK AND BUGGY WASTER Hons UGG neue each day; Will vay full keep. A‘ une ofiice. ONE v mmet-av. = fp SALE—CHEAY—1 2-HORSE DIRT % ue ‘wagon; allin perfect order. E. RO Hast SMtadisot . Roori 9. Poe SALE—-GOOD EXPRESS WAGON AND SIN- {t gle harness for $43._1811 South Dearborn-st. FE SALE-FINE DRIVING HORSE AND TOP yuggy. nearly new. Woodman'’s Stable, rear uf Post-Uillce. F708 SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST SIDE-BAR, ‘top buggies fn Chicago: made to order; deen ran ‘two months; 2 perfectly sound aml gente mare: wilt trot a mile in 3:15; barness almost new. Wil sell cheap, separate or together. Address O 26, Tribune. tof SALE~A GOOD O. HORSE TWO-SEATED iM carriage, bat little used, at 1274 Indlana-av. OnE GER! Ty GREST-SECOND AND THIRD STORIES Ht A ‘diret-closa stone-Cront store on Stadison-st.. eng’ of Fr widin.. GEORGE M. HIGGINSOS, NO. 114 Dear- bo; Fot.. Room 5. 7PO RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN suite, with of wlchout board: pleasant Tocatlun. 311 West Monroc-st é ss") ‘T — ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FROST ta marble front. 234 Michigan-ni 2 OLN ‘LER & CO.. 529 Huribut-st. Some Sine resi- FPOREST SEE LIS ARK AGENCY OF G. S. dences at food bargains. FRO RENT—NICELY FURNISMED LOOM: PRIVATE, fauilly; South Side. Address Por five days W 11, ‘Tribune otlice. DWELLING fo RESIST, e-store and Uarcinent. 10 tuoms: immediale por: seston siven,. Apply to CHARLES GOODMAN, Room HExchaage Dullulng. 70 RENT-NEAR LINCOLN PARR, A NEW Tt suum, house. south front. todern finish “and. mi- provemnenta, atlow price; a 10-room marble-front, nice Eaetatures and furnace, fo very good nelgtorhuod, nd nearcwe lines strect-cars, (ent, low to Slay OAS. N-MALE, 159 [tandoiph- eee 7G RENT—PART OF A NEW11-TROUAT OCTAGON: wEitranis furnace, laundry, ‘ete.: ‘rood oeation: North Sides will take two or three room and boa Fiteand seit -Addrese W 88, Tribuuc owees TATELY, furnished ‘fur below ite valne, near ornot. “Address W7, Tribun (PO RENT—A FURNISHED COTTAGE OF FIVE rooms, furnished complete for housekeeping. Call 0, 14 Gran first strect south of North-ay. Misceliancous, TPO RENTCHOUSESDY E- 4. CUMMINGS & CO., Xt LuSalle-st., corner of Stadion: ‘Gat Wabash-av.. stone front, 13 rooms: $50, 14 Vinceanes-piace, brick, 10 ravins: $20. 25 Twenty-ffih-st.. stone front; very cheap; $30. Qi Brent fourth. 12 rooms, brick: south fronts Ction Park-place. stone front, 9 rooms; $25, 7a North Adavst., brick, 10 rooms: $30. 449 Warren-ay.,. brick, 10 rovms: $25, 420 Fulton-st., 14 rooms, large yard snd harn: $50. 181 North Morgun-at., cottage and barn: S13. Ifdgeland. between “Austin “and Oak Park, several pew houses; large grounds; healthy, pleassnt, and che: PO it BY FG. G. 114 DEAREORS- st., Room 5, Detween Mailfson and Washington: 13 Bryant-piace. 7-room fit, in good repair. fi snd 56 Fourth-av., double brick of 34 rooms, with all improvements, suftable for hutch. ‘29 and 253 Foutth-av... flats of 5 rooms. RS. G00, 600, and 942 State-st., stores and rooms. 835 Divislon-st., neat State, fine 3-stury and Wase- ment brick, all improvements, cheap. ‘S39 Adains-st., near Ashiand-av., extra S-story and bsecment, stone-front, with all {inprovements, very Jarge ard and Orst-clase stable. It {sone of the most desirable son the West Side. 70 LENT—A SUITE OF SIX CONS. Ui _ 1683 Michigan-av., 11 rooms, cheap. T farnished. Apply at 208} South ¢ oF ee teed Fpo ENT-FORSISHED ROOMS BY THE DAY, week, or month, at THOMPSON'S European Hotel, 10 and 12 East Medison-st.. With or without board, IPO REST FURSISUED HOOUS AT 2 TWENTY ‘fifth-et. acy a rPO_RENT-NEW AND NICELY FURNISHED Lo rooms by day, week, or montb.” 101 South Clark. Caart-House. Innvire 204 T.aSalic-st. “WANTED TO RENT. 4 (7. WTED-TO RENT—LARGE FULNISHED Of: W eras, frnished Bouse: woud buy furnlture 1€ desira, Hee Adress V 57, Tribune oie ai JEENT-MANSIVS OLD SAMPLE ROOM NEAR 7A, WTED—T0 RENT—A Good HOTEL OF 60 OF W 4 Sroomse no old, run-down property; one with payin ibusinas, with or without furniture. Address SSer'tr wane osice. z ED—TORENT—RY A PHYSICIAN, PRIV- VW 4)ib Worarteroon ofice hours in an estabiisned. South Sid. volfice. Address T95, Tritnunt ANTI 1-10 RENT—A NEAT OR Hon: W on ‘enfcnt te Lincoin-av. cats. Anply to MAL- TKO RENT—376 MICHIGAN-AV.—ROOMS, LARGE ~ and olngl i TS RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. APPLY AT Room 31 Honore Block, coruer Dearborn and Mou- roe-8t ipo. REST-ROOMS FOR MNOUSEREEPE ‘South Water-st., Kooi 1, T°. RENT—NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, $8 to Soper month, at the Bragg House, La- Salle, curner Madisun-st.. Kooi 25, 4 FPO REST—ROOMS—FURNISHED COMPLETE FOR housckeeplug, or unfurnished, or with board, Ali have south exposure, Private fauifty, Gio Wabash-av. SUITES OF ROOMS, AT 203 RENT-FURNISHED ASD UNFURNISHED rooms, very cheap. fa Bry ct Hondoip and Dearbormeats Auply at oom Skee (PO REST NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE or 6 algo one par without Board, si 282 Wvabasteays | nt Salter WH OF "PO RENT-SUITE OF ROOMS AT 21s WABASH- av, for housekeeping; front Fi - P i, SELVBNS.3) Dearbora-ste ) “70MSi HOW Pent. "PO RENT—ROOMS-S5_CLARR-ST. NANDSOME- ly furnished rooms: cool, central. passed. Pricts, $2.5), £3, $4. and: S per wee pee unsney es pO RENT—A SPL ENDID FROST ROOM, HAVING ‘vier of the iake aud park, with pristiege of axle withla four blocks of the Post-oflleey to pentlens Only; reference required. Address ¥ 17, ‘Tribune ollie To RENT—PLEASANT FURNTSHE) MS NEST Tdoorto the suerman House 43 South clace-s Apply at Itoom 20. Nb ULL, 224Sonth Clark-st. ) IHTO REYT—I WILL PAY $25 PROMPT- W'ivcr ‘good hoese. V 51, Tribune office. ‘ANTED +-TO REXY—FIVE OF SIX ROOMS FOR W lignt f ousekeentne. or cottace, 19 pleasant local- ity, on or n tat ome street-car line, South or West Sie rent ire MSI0to Sis. Address or call at 90 sfadl- Orde Ada-st. on TED- -TO RENT-OA GENTLEMAN AND Site we uldllke fo rent. or take care of, a fur- uth Side for the summer; unex- vem. Address T 65, Tribune. com von- we nished house ¢ 9 the feptionablere! Erencesxiven. Adure Mec FANTED— [0 HENT—HY A FIRST-CLASS FAM Writes, confortable residence: puod locations would board 6 Wher (centleman): give locatton and price. Address ‘T.80, Tribune olfice {UFANTED—T OTE SFUR- W NTO ms, with exception of carpets. in vi- eimty of Jemerse 0 or Union Park, by a gentleman and Stes eouth from ts hot-and cold water wanted, Ad- dhross, giving pele Tocation, ete.. T&6, Trltune. RE OF FOUR UNFOR- light housekeeping by a gen- hy 3 months old: rent not to ex: ‘South Side preferred. Address T 6 ve ceed $15 per Dim 53, Tribune ole “~ WaNtee se BEST FURNISHED ROOMS, eee te ea, ia good Tovallis. on North Side: must be reasonat ler references. Address W si, Trib- une olfics. OR, SALE-THREE GOOD SINGLE HORSES. Fr suitable for dsery BAY rors ae one pale of ‘Dincks, Weigle 500, 6 yeard ol NE, matched Wack Comme and eee them. 0. P. BaRETs 485 West Baudolpn-st. JOM SAiE—S150 WILL BUY A PITAETON IN PER OFoevorer that cost $425, af O'Tirlen's, 117 Quinck, ‘OR SALE—$i00 WILL BUY A CARRYALE, WITH OF SALE-Bgfin tine. cure S42.90. ae aiable rear atts, 5 of 195Clark-st. F.C. TAYLOR, 50 South Water-st. Oi: SALE—S2LOND-HAND LANDAU, IN GOOD pois bargain, on Iberal terms. Can be seen ut my bara, 06 (on-st., corner SLichigan-av., ‘ANTED—A GOOD DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGY: W: ‘ans becheap. At cz and ft Fifth-av. We WANT ONE OR TWO 2-WiEEL CARTS OR VV ‘Gigs. Also top grocery wazon. horse, and har- ness, for which we will give trade in personal Droperty or! arate, clear). 59, Tribane office. ANTE (OOD GROCERY WAGON. WITit and harness, for which, wil give ® top, and hor fine lof (cleat? at Englewood. W 30, Tribane office. [WAS tsb Po Boy SECOND. WAND OR BUGGY: fa, good condition, well made, and cheap. Will pay no fancy prices. Address W 38, ‘Tribune ottics. YAPASTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR DIAMONDS. A horde atd phactun. KENNEDY, 172 Soath Clark, ‘WWANTEDTA, CASH, BOTER FOlt HANDSOME ‘Fray coupe or cua lorse, pertectiy sound. 7 years old, very attractive, and thoroughly broke, and tafetor city use, Pease cait at FIELD'S boanitog- 3 Mict¥zan-ar. =~ 3 iYDING PONY OR SMALL MORSE. Tilt take care of ana feca for the use: ifgbt work and good care guaranteed, Address ¥ 31. Tribuae. LOST AND FOUND. penn LOSE AN EO Nie mn SDOA BAY HORSE, NEAR HIND Foor Poo R Re ana white ataron forehead, which ee owner x ey roving property and S2teea ADDIE pétween 33 and 34 Sooth Park-av., fraine barn. Barris gaily up to10a.t. J. He DUNHAM. Son SALE—A FINE HORSH, PERFECTLY SAFE Flor iauy to drives a ood rabber-trimmed hamess, Gnd nice Prince Albert puaeton baggy, cheap, or ¢x- chau,7ze for lots. S43 ‘Nort Hoyne-st. 7 & a" REE STRONG. BLACK. WORKIN Par SAT ieteof double uaruess, and two doublo wagoné. 116 Tlastings-at., corner of Loontts-st. “$.ALE-GENTLEMAN'S ROAD-HORSE-THE SS end vorse frail tise In Chleago; can jo fast, and warrnrted without fmult. Aleo 2 very. nice small poy ails) sht for children fa harness or saddle, at An- Hhonjea, 153 Michigan-av. maa “saRE-A SMALL LADIE? NORSE AND OTE SAL Po ieapror cast.” address Wo. Feibune. OOD FAMILY HORSE AND Tor- Kyte hs ‘one express-wagon, 86 East Jack- TOUND—A__SMSLL SUM OF MONEY ON Posehn Uinge eah have same by culling 2b 17 Wallet it F OST—ON THE 20TH. A SMALL BLACK SLUT, er to the name of Fao, Return to 303 \d receive reward. oe TWENTY-SECOND-ST.. BETWEEN -a¥..% kmail neck-chain and cros# ‘The finder will be rewarded by le. ¥- Lost ox TWENT: case eye-jlaases. them to 126 Pratric-av. Lostos JULY 18, A POCKET-BOOR CONTAT: ECOND-ST.. PAIR OF GOLE ‘Suitable reward for sending ing two S10, notes, and ocier papers. Finder cay Themoney, but plese retara the papersto lid fon-st. = ThOiz SALE—A GOOD, STRONG GROCERT-WAG- € Tentirocka maxe, or will exchange for Eee Coen T MASSATT, w79 Lake-ste AOR SALELONE GOOD, STRONG HOTSE-FIT OB, SALE Grecdiler.. Apply abo West Polit Olt SALE—CASe LOAD OF HORSES—TUST RE, sy ‘qpuntry; heavy drat horses, and Freee rom ge dete Call at No. of and 6 ‘North Well PEGRRTES On SALE—AT HALF PRICE. AN ELEGANT EX- tensfon-top catrisse, 2 aang 1682 Wabas! -ay., four doors north of Th. Fty-second-st. = Jhon SALE—CHEAP, A 5-PAR-OLD BAY SCA} OF SAL choaca blemish: ,DuREy aad harness. Sold for wantof use. 92 Newberry-aV- SOxE SAD: & GOOD DRIVING HOT. VES AND ONE SAD- THE ooo Rr esiecheap. A-it. SANBORS, Apent, rear of 143 West Monroe-st. ti SEAT *S$T.-SPLENOID K{TANTEU—TO LYNT—FY A RESPONSIBLE Ware es catia sent five rooms, for $15 per months eption. Address #6, Tribune. give location and do cri FANTED-TO KENT— PRIVATE FAMILY. + WANdee ern toreitt small furnished house within blocks of Twenty-:econd-st.. cast of State; will serif Sro.per mont.; house “with bara preferred. Address Z 4, Tribune SALEAT 271 WEST LARE. rockaway family carriage, set of double harness 1 ood order. one bay soare. splendid r radster, 6 YOsrs Fo or ecn constantly driven by lady,” oF will trade. 2 SA\LE-3 PRAETOSS, 1 SQUAR © BOX TOS i mites 1 yacht body buzry,.-1 upen "Fee, fourcint goat rozd Wagon. 1 Concord; all second-han u Rood Nepait, Jed. BROWS, 400 West Sauisoa-st. | —BY COX & BARNES, : Renting Agents, 146 LaSalle 24 Gixteenth-st., s-story brick, 14 rocms. £0 Sixteenth-st., 2-story stone, 10 rooms. 651 Wabashi-av.. 3-story brick. 15 rooms. 29 Twenty-ftth-st., 3-story stone, 13 rooms..2.2.22. 40 1 Park-row, 3-story stone, 15 rooms.. nton-av., 2-story frame. 6 rooms. 465 und 467 Leavitt-st.. S:3tory brie et And many others not included In the above list. MPO RENT—DESIRABLE HOUSES FURNISHED ‘and unfurnished. Also. sultes of rooms for Heht Housezeeping. FARTINGTON & HACKNEY, 105 Washington-st “STORY AND BASENE: ro RENT—TH T MARE T° ble-tronrdveline, nuect location ia Chicages wil Fent furnished, unfurnished, or selt furniture. "Apply TOJOHS GUNZENHAUSER, 191 isndolph-st.. Roum 1 TES RENT—A LARGE BRICK HOUSE CONTAIN- ‘ing all medora tmprovements, and elegantly fitted up; itis noton Michizan-ay., but the house eclipses the location. All respousiDle parties please address W 90, Tribuue office. FURNISNED. sralre. 7() FInST-CLASS MACA ! 70 closed at Half the lowe: a warrante 4: 3 CO pay orm otice, 135 Clas “EFL. Hoon aa U" ALS +ST.—Wi TH JIG UTE HALSTE, oper than aay other 7 ZaO sbennins, Fusiuentes Ws machines excl, e7y and to rent, a ‘prices now is your ch RINDS, TO BE ES. ALL RIN OBE ‘Gy money loaned on ma- BUILDING HL WLERIAL: RR SALE—A QUANTITY irdere at 2 cents, bute grafting at 3 cents per Ib.- Gents;sash Welghts Cts © $4 wo G8 South Clinton-st. MidIDE, IZERTAL: ____~. 3 WROUGHT-IRON OF noms aad eldewale colurans at 16 £] BINGEE'S Isoa-Yard, TO RENT — 10-RUOM lOUSE.. "T° owes wilt board. "Aaresa Nt so, Tribune once: (POMEST-FURNISHED HOUSE, ALL OF PART j for two months, very low to 3 ful tenant. Inquire uf THOMAS, 16 No. 69 Dearborn. Suburban, . (PO RENT{AT WINNETKA, THE. FINEST LOCA ton in the village. on lake shore. conventent to depot, 2-sory nicely finished house; very cheap to Fpodienant.* BALDWIN, WALKER & CO., Room 8, 144 Dearbora-st. TPO RENT—-279 MICHIGAN-AV.—DESIRADLE T furnished rooms, Iake-front. Vineness ud changed. FPO RENT-FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS FRO T $5 to $10, Inquire ut 173 East Van Harare corner Fitth-av._ 28 ik RENT~NICELY-FURNISHED 1gg East Washington-st.. Yo RENT—PLEASA: Tor ‘ithout board. TPlo RENT -W72 WATASH-AV.—LARGE UNFUE:- T' ‘ished front room: also, nicely-furnished ae e rooms use of baths private familly. 10, SENT PASC AV TREE DOOR 5 north of Twelf{th-st., onc or two nice front room . furnished or unfurnished; private famfiy: reasonald ¢ rent, to RENT — FURNISHED AXD UNFURNISHED see the Gardner House at reasonable Patco RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ALCOVE AN Po ENT ith orwithout Boards arbietions ; close to lake. 3 ‘Tweaty-second-3t. 7PO RENT—4 OR 4 ROOMS. SUITADLE FOR GES: Pe eee Oe miven 1a Sales oclcbboroeaes South Side. Address £, Tribune office, ‘TO RENTot FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, With To BEN taker tos housekeeping: Sgwiy’ av wee G40 South State-st., up-stairs. North Side, TORE: T—-10 RUSH-ST.—PLEASANT FURNISHED. rooms for gentlemen. 7['O RENT—A LARGE, SOUTH FRONT ALCOVE Pome in neighborhood on North Side, furnished. orunfurnisbed; private house. Address V 68. Tribanc- 7ANTED— 10 RENT—BMAG.L FURNISHED W)Ainive: orsulte of furatshed rooms, sultable for housekeeping by man ant Wife: nowhildren; premises inust be neat, Clean, aif healthy; Jacation good; will Hive clty ref ss W Oz, ‘Tribune otfice. AV ASTRO TTO, RESTS cat ‘coTTaGi must he cheap; barn connected preferred. W 2 ‘Tribune office. REE UNFURNISHED NTED — ES THRE) WANTiue _sutiaiie for housekeey ing by a yous 2. State term. couple: West Side; cast of Union Pt gouple W7, Tribune atfice. TANTED-TO RENT—A NICELY FUT: W ma quiet net m, fora young lady, n on watvas a¥. aarth of Sixteenth-st. Address W 79, ‘ribune oitice. WASTEDERG of Bota woos mint ne convenient TW Norah Stue, of Sor: prt to horie-cars, and rent low. Address W 6-4, Tribune. ‘ANTED—TO LENT-—BY TWO. T,ADIES EM. W iaeee through the day two or thre ¢ partly 10 alsued roms for Higue houtekeeping. ps Irate, family referred, on North or South Side; a brevetreferences given and required. Address T 7, Tribune office. HORSE, TOF SQUATE BOX B. TEEN, FORT arneses rig ‘completervery cheap. M.TCH- ELL'S, 833 West Lace-at = FR SALE—DAY HORSE 16 HAND SH! IGH,SOUN ° 1 orse; Will be sold ve Kind. and 2a A family horses will be aot ve "7 Seape nave no wwe for Dim. Sis West Lake-st. 0} ALE-AT A _BALGAIN, 5. HORSES FIT wat Rey, anda One team of chunk “as bee for ware for $150; must be#old. Cait ‘block cast of blue Island-ar. ALE=1 SECOND-HAND LANDAU. 1 jdchand express warn. and on, acca aad CaP ees BLOWN, #00 Wstadison, —A NO, 1LEATHER-TOP BUGGY, BUT Fors eEa dep iow: to-read democrat wagon, Dearly new, $80; to ‘work horses, one $85 the Dear .gs. one family horse (take on trial), bright bay. 1443 Garivaldi-st., sear Twenty-ninth. SLE-CHEAP—§PAN OF MARES, WEIGHT e ery OF express. A reas WarzOD. horses, Oeus, a sos Weat Elghteenth-st:, oear Jive NTED—TO_REST—FIRST-CLAS! + FURSISH- enty-Histh-st.: rent ra rs, pay ‘and earefa use guarantecd, Address S82, Tribe ‘une office. = W Astepro, TREST-DWELLING OF TEN OR wore rooms until next Mar; must bs cheap. De- sive price. and address V4 Trivanc. {{PANTED—TO REST—SMALL, COMPLETELY- OY ee aie gna nrg ea ae je preferred. Payment in uninei wal estate, ildveus Si 79 Sietropollica Building, corn: LaSalle and Randotph-sts. seribe bi TPORENT—ENGLEWOOD-FINE 2-STORY MOUSE . 1 and 6-room cottase, one block from cars; free ride tases them. E. N. THLOTSOX 10a Dearhora-ot FTO ESE dF SPSL a ao Gere ‘a housekeep! aon eae tf lor-st. -ED—TO RENT—FUENISHED ©200M BY A ATED Ode pinay teacher, 1 wos > OF Dart eX chance for lessons. Address V 33, T-ibaa ¢ office. Island-ar. for: SALE-CHEAP_On EXCHANGE FOR HOE'SE, FE lew good second-hand buggies, sulky, and ex- press wagon, at 70 West Adame-st, SALE—A LARGE SPRING-WAGON SUITA- ‘ble tor furniture, stove, or Sour and feet business, atGORDON'S, SL ands Fifth-av. Q TR; SALE-CHEAP—A GOOD BUSINESS MARE 8 gids ‘old, and sound. Apply at 363 ‘South Des- plaines-st ‘Ol SALE-A FIRST-CLASS ROCKAWAY, FAM: FE fly horse, phsetop, and harness; owner, about to irave the city: no ase for them. 704 West Madtson-st.. Room 5. a 4 E— Ak: BUGGY. HOS: OF SAL AsCaiaa a good wason, aaltable £0F &x- Dress or delivery.” 142 Lake-st., second 2oor, 7 OsT-SPANIEL PUP, BROWS, WITH WHITE Ore SEANIEE Vipera reward for return to A. H. OVERMAN, Kenwood-court, between Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth-sts. aa —F RUM 683 MICHIGAN-AV., SMALL, LONG Jose ee Beet ced wutte spaniel, Saswertag to maine of Rex, Return himand receive tia T ost-c (o eTH OF THIS MONTH, A SMALL ee OS Tenors terned (a. The Onder will be ibersily rewarded by calling ou PATRICK HASSETTE, ‘Swan-st., near Kock Island shore, ‘Town of Lak a OST-A_DARK-BROWN, HUST! G. AN: ** Beet A aultable .re- ward will be paid for bis return to 1452 Prair ¥ OSTt—A RED AND WHITE COW, WHITE FEET. are * ‘A Iiberal reward will be patd for her return to PESHTIGO CO., north pier. a WARD FOR RETURN OF CORAL PIN LOST PREM AMO Os Nran Seate-re., between brie und Si’ May's. Charcb, or on Indjans-ay. car from St. Mary's to Figuteenth-at. | Clark-st.or 130. cae ned ¢ 08 LOST—$3 REWARD WILL BE OP STOLEN OF LO wilt return a ieee black Eau treux dug to 685 West Monroc-st., from where tt bas Neer Ele PRAIRIE-AV. SN-JULY 4, FROM CORNER PHtaiRiE-Av- TAR intense squantiey ofclothing, ete. 875 will be pajd when returned. ‘No questions asked. x iw= REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE BETTS Ie it badge ensraved in circle ** Pro Patria e& 3,8 paeet letteran, G-Incentre. BRAND'S ‘Stadio, 210 and 212 Wabash-3t. z 12) ®! RD—LOST—TUESDAY LAST, NEAI S610 ER ARP cea eitey-rourh-at.. ‘a lette vand-ta gat; will weigh sboxt sx, pounds:bad om Silack-s0¢ ‘feather collar. The above reward will bo Beldlppanturaiag same to 174 Lesallerat, basement Ea 1) EEWARD-STHATED FROM PASTURE, 4 S330 BERAEP cers dark brown, well made, ood i tog phat antes Ma Taner ntl reeeee serter. the ander . up. Sreward ind adiveriagthe horse 10 S.A.TOLMAN, St La Yeae, man AND SO QUESTIONS ASRIED— $75 ated ab ae tan on’ Wet sac aad take the $75. Address V3, Poms. te 9 RCTS a i INFORMATION WHICH a {SEWAD-POR INFORMATION WHICH $500 ee enable aa eat ot $1,000, hiddea 4 a STOREY <2 formerly doing business corner 01 Ste smaralees Noes ie teres taicly aS" AGENTS WANTED: we SS AN EED— a SEW STOVE- 5 ES Be leale, SELMi oF bo femitten. Tt ku "of oven. Adapted for ran coal or oll ielis bea *S,Svsany. CHICAGO PYRositEr co., mover. 5 WO bake “SOR THE BESE FLYPAPER 2Lake-n “<eaep-FOR THE BEST FLY-PAPER Gestsw “S3ec Something sew. Csll to-day, De- Anthem, “sss South, ‘Desplaines-st.. ap- = tren 13 ant WreD-3uDDL2 AGED LAT AGENTS WA, Ee ihe city. good coratsion s\ “experience. “Suaell. Address Mm. DR VLEM- Bite. oue that 4 NG, City B. 0. 3 a ,