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2 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMB R 30, 1877—SIXTEEN PAGES. BABES IN THE WOODS. Roundabout Ramblings to and on the Brule River. The Jolly Good Time of Some Chicago Babes in the Woods, fn Roving, Roughing, Canocing, Tenting, Trouting, Shooting, and Mis- cellaneous So-Forths. A Diary of It All, by John Lyle King. 1 Conetuded.] « Andifthe aneler take fysshe, rurcly then fbere it no man merricr than he is in his spyryte.” —Privress of Sopewell, 1496. SCNDAY, 26th.—While the boys were getting our Sunday breskfast, High sud I had o bath in the basin below the camp. When starting away we had the canoe moared near the fall-for a front and near view. Qur impressions of the falls only went with us ashort way just then, for we saw a couple of tents ahcad. Nearing them. we knew by the token of a deerskin stretchied to dry, some red- shirted Indians, and a group of hunting-coated ‘men,that we had struck a sportsmen’s camp,and when within bail were saluted with a hearty % Good morning, gentlemen,” and an invitation toland. We did so. and no sort of prehminary formalities were required to know it was hail fellows well met, and to have the calumet emoked and the cup of kindness passed. It was a Chicago party,—Bob Clark (who not long siuce, from ‘this very sbot, went put. and helped Mayor Heath _kill & bear), Ira_Ancur, W. B. Wilcox, and C. E. Fargo, and five Chippewa Juggers and polers. They struck the river at this point, from orer- land, and take bere a flotilla of canoes and patteaux. They had alrcady ehot, skinned, and fod on two deer, and had 2 haunch to_spare, as their compliments to us. This brief mecting was to us 2 delightful episode of sociability on gurprise, and of the rough-and-reads fricndship of the woods. They are bound up the diver. Soon afterward we came to Little Quiniseck Falls. These are shorn of much of the crandeur we saw therc Vefore. Some combined lumber companics are waging, with appliances of art and power, a con- test with pature for the improvement of the fulls by turning the two runs of water into one, which is to be freed, by blasting. from the rocks that formerly split or broke in picces many of the Jogs pitching over. By a temporers dam, Lhe water is thrown into the Wisconsiu part of the stream, and the Michigan side of the fall is being blasted out piecemeal, and huge masses and Tedges of rock are beinz blown frum founda- tions as old and firm as those of the everlast- Ing hills. Man, with capital and giant powder as_his_pliant dynamic swent, will soon prevail, and cataracts that have for ages been unchanged will be made into shapes thiat will better serve the needs of man. When the rxcavation is hed, and the water run over, there will be little of the natural srandeur of the cascade Ieft. There is a camp of men here now_working the drills and blasts. The “sand rapids” werc uext to be passed. These are an prdeal of peril to the frail birch-barks. They wre three miles of buulders, breakers, shallow: The trail around is two milcs. The canoe car- ried 1ts Joad and we footed it,—got off the srail, struck out at _random, and, coming on & dragway for logs, found our way to the river. ¥ w the Dickey come in gight, the paddles swinging vigorously from ride to side, winding with the crooked channel, sometimes eased up with the poles, then shoot~ Ing abead in bounding swittness, and, nearing as, she rode gracefully and rounded in still water at our feet. Wethanked our stars that shrough the perilous passing she was ++Hcld up £o tenderly, Faehioned g0 slenderiy, ™ s to come in safe and sound. We ran bya woodchuck swimming across. Tabo pushed Ins head under.water with the paddle, and: we went on. Therodent snorted the water out of his mouth, and spunkily turned and swam owards us, as if to fight the whoie party, svitefully sputing at us, like a -mad at. His pluck was appreciated. We let hun ‘o, with the words of Uncle Tob§ to the iy, - Go, poor devil! the world is larze-cnough_for us both.' We stopped at the “New York farm,” at the mouth of Sturgeon Riser, for sup- plies. 1 attended to this commercial business, »nd. while it was progressiog, lad some brief, sunt words with the ladics of Mr. Rice's lv. Though ther curiously quizzed my hat, 25 1f thiev were sure they never saw anything quite like that, I guess 1made a better impres- sion in the way of civility than High did on the gentle sex at Wausauka Bend, on the first trip, when they sizeled at_nis zallant bearing. By the way, that bat was alittlc vutre. Deuison Faid it Jooked like a guinea hen, and 1 was not §o captioas as 10 quarrel with suomllurisnu. Ii was presented to me, expressly tor tius trip, DLy a veplew of 8 former President of the United Stutes, a wentleman having an excellent ey eful and ornamental; and. as this vame the nearcst to_ being anything in the way 1 from a Chief Magistrate that Iever d, 1 made the most of it. It has been tramped on, sat on. slept._on, rained on, shined oi, dricd in the sun, and roasted at fire, tummed _ inside out. lhad its brim Jooped up and flapping down, and yet retained all the essential utilities of a bat. My other Lat wever did or’ could serve me s0 1ully on the trip. man living near the farm, snd where there is 8 deer-crossing, told me he k3w seven deerduring the day. We learn that Denisou and Pratt here condemned aud aban- doned the Tom King as unseaworthy, probably: from ber being battered and banged at Sand Rapmd. They and their guides teamed over to 1he vew radroad, a few miles, for a tra We dropped down a mile, to Sturgeon Falis, and made our czmp at the footof them. On a camp 1ree, among other names, we find that of Dr.E. Andrews and sons, of Cnicago, who were here yesterday MoxDAY, 27th.—Steady rain most of thenight. The clouds were rather ominous, but we started forali that. They shaded us from the sun. In going by, we saw fresh deer tracks on the sand where Pratt got tender-hearted on our first trip from the pitcous bleating of a fawn he shot charms of voyaging the stream down here are vanishing. ‘TUESDAT, 28th.—We wereofl by §, and it was not far to White Rupids. High and I took to the pathway through the handsome meadowlike _streteh of ground pround the rapids. The temptation to High was strong to try his fiy in tbe brocklet. half a mile in the woods anda ricadow, which vielded him no mean sport sad spoils on the other trip. 1t is a striog of petty pools, guarded and shaded by clumps of bushes and aider thickets, with a dozen chances of hitching a hook to a braucy, or feualing the line ou sunkex brush, to one of clear dropping ona trour. The sky was so ominous of a shower, tliat ke thought it would hardly pay to wet his Jjacket for a mess, and prefernng to take the chances of rain with the tent at hand to be set for shelter, we passed ou. At the mouth of Pike River, where we before saw a dark-eyed Indian maid and a big biack doz, the cabin was shut up and deserted, and Pauy, the young bioed, with a bit of a sigh as we went skipping_by, was_disappoiated, if nobody clse cared. We passed the Sixty Islands just above. These, of various sizes and forms, with the finest elns towering on them, all in their primitive wealth of verdure, made alandscape of the most lovels snd picturesque scenery. At a cabin we passed, a big yellow dog ranalong the “ank barking at us till he was out of wind, unc .uak- ing the welkin ring with hideous howls. 1ligh ‘was facetious cnough tosuggest that that hat may havethrownthedogintbconvulsions. Downhere Tabo fired & charge, loaded away above for ex- pected deer, at a plover. We give up the deer prospect. Coming further where a couple of canoes were landed, was another Yellow Doz and a comrade, but this was another sort of yellow dog; although haying a bark on the wat- ers, no other than a well-known old Indian secd of that name, of Twin Islands. Our boys in- terchanged civilities with bhim. lie must have been a wittv dog, tor what he said raised a good deal ot wholesome laughter. They also report- ed Dr. Andrews as passing this morning. Whether some ravens in a tree were prompted to their supposed forebod- ings which are thought to portend deatls, - in the mournful croskings wl we heard, from baving just passed by, I am not enough versed inthe theory of omens to determine. At noon we came to Waussauka Bena,—a beautifulabandon- ed farm or clearing,—the handsomest cleared level on the river. The strcam here doubles on_itsclf,—runs around a peninsula three miles, and at the neck it is only a few rods across, which we portaged, intending to dine there. We camped here before, and were swarmed on by thic moSt ravenous rmosquitoes of the journey. Aud no sooner were our bundles now dropped than the bloodthirsty legions beset us. We couldn’t stund the on- set and fled the field to another further point. We went through the * Long Reach,” which is a beautiful wide and straiehit streteh of river scenery. Going through it, High was seized, not with an afllatus of poetry, as its beauty ought to inspire any im- pressionabic codger with, but with a spasm of energy, and took the paddle to try his muscle as a propeller. He dipped the blade to the bandle in the strokes, and, when shifting from one to the other side, he splashed the water over me something like a shower-brih. 1 was fearful, if he practiced loug at that rate, we would bave to run the canoe ashore and bail her out,—in fact, we did shortly uiter turn in to bail. But a mile took the wind out of him. However, with sutficient practice, High has a great future before him as a paddler. His pad- ling, though, now, tickied Tabo and Paul more than his tackling of the pickerel with the red fly and venison. Justat the Relay House Rapids there was a bark tent and clothes hunging out to dry. Some one hailed our boys ina voice loud enough for a camp-meeting preacher. As to what he was saying. I did not know whether he was hurrabiug for Hayes or asking how we were off for soap, as it was washing-day in his neck of woods. But it was Jim Kakotash telling about a weaubiny man just passed by. This was Dr. Andrews. We are so close on Lim wi hoped to_camp with him to-night. Our_boys navigated us safely through the “ Grand Rapids,”—three miles of shallows and rapids,— though we grazed large rocks submerged, rubbed on stonmes, cut torough breakers, aud stuck on flats. WEDNESDAT, 29th.—Our last camp of the’| trip at Twin Island—the voor demesne of Yellow-Dog—was a wretched one, wilh torrents of rain and the mosyuitoes of all out doors coming in on us out of the wet and torturing us. But our last camp of thistrip was attended with all the charm of our roughing and tenting all the way round about. 1t ison a high bank of clearing, smooth and pretty as a lawn; not far over, above us, a fine natural meadow, and, overshadowing the tent, a splendid solitary pine Ltree—spared, doubtless, from tL« ax, for its stateliness—and from this we nsie.’ it Lone Pioe Camp. Thealr was soft ané ‘g, and when twilight deepencd intc dark o lay om the grass and watched the stars glim- mering, ana heard the whippoorwillo whistling to their mates and whippoorwill notes echoing back. We recalled mauy incidents of our trips, and the unalloyed delights of both, aud were loth to realize that there was to be the last of our midsummer nights in our compaiionship with nature. With a touch of sentiment we yielded, finally, to the stiliness around, and, Swith our pipes clouding their odors about, we mused and lapsed into the reveries of rof fancy. The moon rose behind us. Its bea tipped the forest fronting us, over tlere, in erim silence, like an array or lines of dark, weird, embittied phantoms, and their decp dre- peries of shadow vanizhed, and alf the wood ghione into shapes of zolden light and beauty. We linzered then late, 0as 1o enjoy to the full our last summer nicht out. The scenc was about to change. All the way we bave been frec from shop. But that we have now to go back to-shop, all sbop, and shop at all times, was perhaps the dark thread in the weavings of Bur reveric. We mude preparations for au early start by packing our luggage and para- hernalia for the last portaze,—hoine,—most of it to be laid a long time aside. like armor taken off and hung up durmng the calms of peace. Since the creat fire of 1871, which, like a de- stroyme angei, smote the forest of far-extend- ing regions with a blast of flume, tie lower wwenty miles off the Menominec are stript and barren of all beauty of woodl: Burnt and blackened stems of branchiess trees, without shude of folinge enough, in nost places, to cover a camping pacty, and few and far Dbetween buts or cudins, main- ly _mark with. _desolation this part of the river route. For this reason, and from the sun glaring hot, our descent to-day was the exceptional coursing of our canoe unatiended with comtort aud pleasure. We werc in sight of Dr. Andrews some time, and overhauled hin at the jam of logs three miles out of Marinctte and Menominec, where further passage was ap- parcutly blocked. He was sitting on the bank, at full stop, verplexed what to do. There is no critical or delicate case of surzery that could looking back over our * jolly good time,’—where can be recalled not a single_jar or discordance in the common purpose and fellowship of the party, without a growl or murmur of complaint, or even a physical pain to be remem- bered,—we all Telt and were at peace and rest of mind' and body, content -with = each other ‘and with ourselves. All and cach of ns are ready to join in the spirit and to fi{n:ak the closing words of the good old_Izak Vaiton, **Let the blessi of St. Peter'’s Master be mine and upon all that are lovers of virtue and rare trust in his providence, and be quiet and go a-angling!” THE GAME OF DEAUGHTS. Commaunications intended for this Department shonld be addressed to Tur TriBUNE and indorsed “‘Checkers." CHECKER-PLAYERS' DIRECTORY. Athenzum, Nos. 63 and 85 Washington street. PROBLEM NO. 23. By W. E. Troax, Moorhead, Minn. Black. v /3 7 ” 2 White. White to move and draw, POSITION NO. 33. By CuanLes A. CuEsTER, Janesville, Wis. Black man on ings on 15, 22, ‘White men on ¢, 21: king on 9, White to move and win. TO CORBESPONDENTS. J. Z., Cincinnati—Thanks for the favor. 1. J. C., Heary, Ill.—Problem accepted, W. J. G., Detroit—Received with thanks. T. C., City—Corrections received with thanks. J. 1., Providence—Yon have been misinformed. W. E. T., Moorhead, Minn.—On fle for exami- nation. €. A. C., Janesville, Wis,—Communication at hand and corrections noted. D., City—Almost too many pleces on the however, will cxamine it. W. M. P., Terre iiaute, Ind.—Your games, and corrections received with many are alike. il wait for F. A. F., St. Lonis—Yes, the stam (2) Request comphed with, (3) W those two unfinished games. NOTES AND CORRECTIONS. Dr. W. M. Purcell's further correction of Game 106 will be found in Game No. 110 in this issue. Mr. C. A. Chester **acknowledges the corn” on Game 106, and then points out the same correc- tion of Mr, Suter's play which Mr. Hefter notices at the fourteenth move by playing 8—11, etc., for adrav. “‘The Chevalier” makes the following correc- tions of r. P. W. Suters piay on Game So, 106, which appeared 1n Tast Sundsy's TribUNE: At the eleventh move, 26—-23 fur 30—25 wins for White. $—11, 158, 610, 13—6, At the fourteenth movy 10226 for 24—27 draw CRECKrK ITEMS, Mr. Wrllie, at lust advices, was entertaining the Forfar draugnt pluyers with exhibitions of his skill across the poard. Prof, Frank A. Fitzpatrick **will be most happy to play Mr. tutzlee fitty wames if he will go to St. Louis, and may the best man win, " Mr. Wilder's prize position published 1n the; Boston Ieekly Globe as No. 415, and rolved by «in seren minutes. thereby winning the 150 colved by F. N. Johnson, of this ¥ =5 than fire minates from the diagram, and without the aid of a board. Mr. J.is very modest about mentioning a littie thing Tiké that. Battey has been teaching his wife how to play checkers: he let ber win or draw every game the and ehe was g0 cfated with the lled in a friend to sce her polish Liut on this occasion Dattes's love of display ot the better of hix previousty good juas- ment, for he had the temerity to take throe for one into her king row, when she indignantly re- marked an she sent the men scattering over the room: **1like to play a square game, but I'll not stand such barefaced cheating as that,* and_would hear no cxplanation. but couvinced her friend that Battey was o trickster and a fraud, and they left hum to ecramble aiter his checkers,—Dispatch. The City of Detroit, Mich., is somewhat noted for the inteligence and refincment of her citizen: and that's why the sume of checkers Is 8o popular there. The leading players meet once or twice a week, and have @ 200d, social time acroes the board, Our correspimdent says, ** These meetings are given oy our best citizens at' their residences. " The individual scores made at the last meeting are 28 follows: & Goodman. 5 Currie., 7 Larmer. 3 Mllier. Flueha; 1na recent visi w York City, Mr. thrope, of Cleveland, O.,fouad time 10 try across the bourd witn the youns champion, Yatcs, and a1z with Mr. Dempster. playing twelve games euch. Mr. Yates won the twelve srraight games. Dempster wwon nine, and three games were drawn. The avove score ne¢ms a-little remarkable. whea we consider tkat Mr. Northrone was once looked upon a8 one of thestrongest players in the country. SOLUTIONS. Solution to Problem, 0. 32. White (3) Mr. Suter. In a pote to Game 106, slowing & White win played 3025, 19—24. J5-22, which allows 1he Blacks to draw, us follows: =) 8-11 s £l §--10 11—16 | Drawn. are led (o ask, Whats the use of haviug a nuine? At Milwaukee Mr." Suter disiinguishes himself us an exvonent of the Glassow: while hereat Brazil Dr. Glasgow falrly doteaon'the Suter! Why can't they get wogether and swup? W. M. P . GAME NO. 111-GLASGOW. . Ployed in Chicago between Mr. Manning and *The Chevalier.” judzment of his fellows will- be when he passes hence. = No theory of a future life that has been ad- vauced by Gither ancients or moderns is in keep- ingz with his conduct; but, at least, he must have some coneern, onc should thiuk, as to the ex- pression of public opinibn_when this com- nunity shall be relieved of his presence. Itis a pity that he éould not, like some others, have an opportunity of reading his own_obituary no- tices, written in good faith and with all charity. The ruling passion is confesscdly strong in death, and as Mr. Storey approaches_ that great mystery, he seews to glut himsell with the ran- cor and venom that lie has found in life. He Das no higher aim in the few short hours left to bim than to gratify all the personal spites he has been nursing thesc many years, and spits upon the community all the “slime that has ac- cumulated during his bilious carcer. There is a Judgze in Chicago that once sent him to jail the discharge of a judicial duty. Mr. Storey is devoting his Inst hours to the abuse of that gei tleman and all his friends. .This Judge happen- ed to be a Director in a savines-banl and Storey hounded tnat bank, taking ad- vantage of a pooular panic, till an iipstitu- tion, Which might have paid dollar tor doilar il let alone, was forced to suspend. While the Receiver finds all the assets that were ever re- orted, though some of them have depreciated ]:1 the general shrinkage for which no man is responsible, Storey still pursues that Judze and those with whomn hie was associated with bisven- geance, and calls them thicves, robbers, scoun- drels, etc., ete., with his stamant pool of filth, ‘There ywas a time when this sort of thing was 2s amusing as any other exhibition of abnormal and imbecile wrath, but it has become tedious and stupid,—stale, flat, and unprofitable. _Storey is t0o decrepid to play the part cf Nemesis even in n farce; he lags superfluons on the etage. What Was once a_monstrosity has_become merely a nuisance, which the Health-Oflicer of the uni- verse will abate in his own good time. A SPECTATOR- —————— ‘' AMO TE.” 1 fold my darling closely 1 my arms, And smoothe ber soft, brown hair with fond caress, And lonk deep down the love-weils in her eyes, While on her sweet, red lips a kiss I press, And, from the lovely windows o her soul (Her wond'rous eyes of purest, heavenly bine), Her pure young soul” breathes forth its only thought— The life-song which it sings—**Ilove but yon!™ Caicaao, Sept. 27, 1 W.C.. dn, THE TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES. N OR:DER TO ACCOMMODATEOUL X patrons throughout the city ve have Brarch Oflices tn the diferent DiviSons. a4 designated below, where advertlsements will be taken for the same price & charged at the Main Oltice.nd will be recelved untll 8 o'clock p. m. during tne weex, and until 9 p. m. WINNING, Bookseller and Stationer, newr Wabiih-ax. v, West-Sde News Depot, 1 coraer of Halstedst, vision-st. ANTON KROG. News Depot, Satlonery, etc., 304 Milwaukee: ner of Carpenter NFORMATION WANT 3 Hunter, (ron-molder, of Kilmamock, Scotland, who went to New York {n 1560: was last heard from in New D—IGARDING JOHN Orleans, when he was an enicincer on the Kearsarie, futended to joina steumer salling from New Orle 17 this should meet his cye, he wilhearof somet| £o his advantage by cominunicating with UAVID C. RUTHERS, Sollcltor, Kilmarnock. NFORMATION WANTED—OF THE WIIE] abouta of G. E. SCOTT. who was agent for Dr. L. Adama' liver balsam [n 1860. Address GROVI Box 70, Mount Vernon, Ind. l)iusn,\',\n ARCELLUS RICHAR LITTLE late Friday: all ready. Call o-morrow or address E 42, Tribu: flice. Prsos of something to hiy advantag: by iz dressiog JAMES B. MUIK, 156 tast Washington-st., Toum 41 DERSONAL—LOUIS MATHISOI: YOU: 1 very sick; call on her or send her your address, of r. DOVLE, Do 102, Wright's Grove P JERSONAL—MRS. OLIV| letter at_the drug store RSON AL TNG A 3 straiger in the elty; who liods & and 16 certalu sooner or later to Inferlt 3 smail fortuae, the ucqualniance of fomegood and true rimons, onu wis would be wiill to live cconomically for the present: best of referenc iven and requireds all comuitnleitions’ regarded o3 strictly confidential. _Address L34, Tribune oice. PERSONAL=A WIDOW (AGE 20, STRANGLRT. the city, desires the acquaintanceof an elderls keni- leman. 10 xo security for reat of smull house. Address 2 27, Tribune oftice. nd 5 T NOT SEE YOU K. DERSONAL-TWO YOUNG GEITS OF HIGHLY respectalie connectfons desire tie acqualntance of Lo respectable youny ladles, Objed amusement, with n possible view to matrimony. Addess F 63, Tribune. ERSONAL—WILL THE YOUN: LADY AT Mc- Vicker's Wednesday evenlng, in front row of dress clrcle. communicate with gentlemanoccupying the end seat [n purquet. nearly in front of her. Address Z 45. Tribune ottice. ERSONAL—FRENCH MARY (NARIE BIUISSAC) Zend your addressto A. D. MOELS, P. 0., Chleago. PERSONAL-AT BUCK & RATNER'S, STATE.>T. store 2 p. m.: afterwards at Exosition afternoon and eveninz; from Exposition tu Suck & Eiyner's Clark-st. store, waiting for city Iimi:raud Lincoln Park Will_the Iady dresscd fn brown sddress Z 42, Tribuue office. - DEESONAL—JOIN W. COLNING, MEET ME AT the Grand " Pacific to-day st 11 ‘o'clock a. m. GEORGE CORNIXNG, Jr. PERSONAL=A KOUNG GE: and kind desires to make the acquaintance of iady with whom to pass his lelsure evenings. Addres: 2.33. Tribune ofice. TLEMAN DISCREET 7OR SALE—ROARD OF TEADE CERTIFICATE of membership, _Addresa C 100, Pribune ottice. TOR SALE—-ONE OF THE FINEST NEWFOU land watch dozs, 1 year old, at 38 South Clark-st., 1n the store. SALE—CH PAY IDVANCESSIX gents' gold watches, 4 ladies' do,2 dlamond stnds, other diamounds and Jewelrs. 160 Washlugtou-st., Liovm 3. ‘OR SATE—A DUE BILL FOE JOARD, GIVEN by & finst-class and redned (amik, a & bargain. Address C 20, Trituuc oflice 8 Inches giit-frame pic: b v 11T e abov a fut bialf a block from sircet-cars. oue block and o yiatave it comices, a1 B B e ke olock 95, Tribune ofice, Liock Iand &t Miclixay Soutuern Depot. Price " : Ry o Tribuse o FOR SALE. 0Kt SALE=DY D. P. NFWELL. 18 WEST MADI- £an-41.—One h yi o inonchly | ALE=100 TON LIGHT GAS-FIXT! 1d'nt & barzain, - Call and see them 'S, 119 Tweats-second-st. __ OR SALE-CHEAP—ONR LARGE: der dusk. oice chatrx, aad copyl F 60, Tribue ofice. 55 CUP, CASE, AND 3 chintrs, at5+and 53 Fifin-ay. OR SALE-ELEGANT SEAL SACQUE. MUF] and boa, $100; cost $23 ew velvet cloak for $80; Cost $150; must sell for cash. 229, ‘Iribunc office. Ol SALE—A LADY MUST SELL HER ELEGANT stem-winding wateh, diamondring, band-bracelets, and t._Address F 65, Tribune. CITY REAL LSTATE, R SALE—AT HALF PRICE—126x125 FEET COR- L:n.‘r n’}" A st and Marshi : also S1x125 feet corner York-st. and Marshaeld-av. southeast lront; these elegant building Jots must be sold atonce. Ap- Iy 10 WALLEL BLOS., 94 Washingtou-st. OR A HEAT FOR CASIl estal tage with5C_feel. vicinity of Taylor- and Centre-ay. Address Z 32, Tribune ofllce. OR SALE—COTTAGE AND LOT. ter In_Kilichens for_S1,000; worih ~$1,800: $300 cash: balance on time. _Inquire ut 55 Clcero-court. OR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE 6-ROOM COT- F tage and 1ot I cholce location: can be had at & Dargaln for cas| J Wi LYTLE- Vernon Park, un monthly payments, J. BRICK HOUSES, STORY {8 Fark, STEREOPTI SHOW, COM- Tribune ofic CITY REAL ESTATE, JFOR SALE-RESIDENCES_SOUTIL SIDE-MICIIT- , stone-front, 3 storles. ian-uv., near Twentleth and baxement, very chicap. Indisun-av.. pear Tinrtieth-st.. brick, brown-stone trimmings. 3 stories aod basement, 24 feet wide, 12 very clicap. -av.. southwest corner Thirty-third-st.,stone €3 and basement: very cheap. near Tweuty-clghth-st.. frame, 2 storles; uare, stone-front; a bargatn. cottage, 7 roows, with corner lot NORTH SIDE. 2 LaSaliost. near Chicago-uy.. octagon sane-front, 2 ies and basement; cheap. +Dearborn-ay., fine residence, with large corner lot: octsgon stone-front. 3 stories and elen BROS., 94 Washingron-st. TOR SALE—RESIDENCES—WEST SIDE-STONE- ¥ front, lllr\lzl: stories nr'lld ‘cellyr, Ashland-av., with jarge corner lot, very cheap. = g Slfm;:‘ilrunl. oniorics and bbasement, 12 rooms, 24 cer wide, on Ashland-ay.: ‘Octagon stone-front, 2 stories and basement., Ash- basement: d-av., very chean. Stone-front. 2 stories, basement, and mansard, Wash- ington-st., east uf Union Park: a bargain. ctagon stone-front, near Union Park, 3 storfes and 1 bargain. e Tront, 8 Stories and cellar, dintng-room and 3, 000. e Jiouse, with corner lot, on West Washi 3 bargais. e e ptories "sid basement, THroop-st.. very Sheep WALLER BROS. . 04 Washington-st. FOR SALE-BY HARVEY T. WEEKS. 84 WASH- ington-st. 40 1ot Cooldice-at. , near Ashlan, $24 per foot. near Ashiun 29 per foot. oear Taylor-st., $81 per fool, 5 near Campuel 2 per foot. 75 lots Flournoy-st., near Campbel per ook ‘near Hoyne, 34 per foot. 60 lots Division-st. N foot. 10lots , “near Polk. 10 pe One 2-story and cellar brick house, Nlxon:st., $2,500. one 2-story and buscinent brick Bouse, - Harrlson-st., S ! Anv of the above property can be purchased on long time by makiug small payueat down. 7Ok SALE—BY D. P. NEWELL, 183 WEST MADI- non-at. 1 luflxlf corner Halsted sad Taylor-sts., ata bargain or casts. “Store and lot ou Madison-st., near Aberdeen. Store and lot on Madison: near Lincoin. .Ilrh:l: Louse and lot, Kandolph-st., near Carpenter, cheay saoxnrs, with g0 14-room house, worth $8,000, for 3, 750, i%xllfl coraer Hoyne and Congress-sts., cheap for casiy. Stone front on Loomis-st., near Van Buren; good hause, cheap. Stone front on Wood-st., near Adams, cheap. TOR “SALE—8Y J. C. MAGILL, 9% WASHING- ton-st. 53,500~ D. R. &K., on Ist floor. §5, 500—0ctagon marble-front. Locat!ons excelient, Terms easy. ter walking distance from Conrt-fouse. $110—46 1t. Washington-st., near Union Park. $120-25 fe. Michigan-av., Sear 32d, e. £ [QORSALI . ¥ 95 CLARK- 2571%0 Jackson, near Ashland-av., 90 per foot, 20 or 40x180 Monroe, near Cilaton, K §flm 25 feef and house corner Lisndoluh and Curtls, £3,500. Brick house frontiug Campbell Park only $3,000. Stoue-frout nouse on Loomls, near Jeterson Park, , 600, Othier bargalns In all parts of the clty. )it S NT REAT BARGAINS— Goxs0. c ‘hirty-nirst West Washinton-st.. near Page, 43 fect. Marshflell-av.. cornur York-st., 51 x125, Marsutiel corner Pol ANT CASIL $1,000 OR $1,500, MAKE and for 576 W e-st.."and FousakE~ West ‘Superior-st. 1 offer. on cottag e and two lots East Madln-x. F STOKES AND LOTS 169 Lasalle-st. I one-half value in csal, or take part i clear lots. Clark-t., Room 7. F SALE — 0ft EXCHANGE—CHEAP — V] wiven uwuy—House and lot. new, never occupl eleht rvoms: lot 50x165. Wil exchange for stock of groceries or other £ovd personal roneris. liare bar- one wantlug 4 §ood comfortablc home. 25, Tribuie il UBI B southwest corner Pine and Pearson: usual commis- sion to ageuts. Apply at the house. C. W. DUEHAM. Jroi SALE £ EFUCR good ne: anl basement houses on North Stde; will exchange for unimproved clear one or ail of them, Address €47, Tribune ofli I“OH SALE- completel and lot Is worth, sm W 1 F( NT 1HOGS] 3 than bouse . or will_ex~ EViTEAL M -av. for incumbrances, back iaxes, and fngerest. Property on principal avenues in city, ‘residence and vacant, at bareains. Equities to exchange. ULRICH & B. 9 Washioeion-st. iy paymcics. k JTQR SALE-$50.000 CENTRAL RUSINESS BUILS Ing, pags 10 Dr cent et, bargain. " Address Gz, ce. oR T OR SALE—ONE LOT ON ( ‘Also 8 boarding-house business. 311 South Canal-at. FJoOR SALE-AT A BA COT WITH basement, two-story brick barn, with tenement ST.. CHEAP. (D SOFA AND For ~$10 WILL BUY A 4 chulrs, red rep; 1 new two- for $50; 1 cabinet-case machine $15. 228 south Hal- sted-st., Singer otfice. R SALE—OR EXC that ] cxn_use—A 1,0001be. ; 1 garden hos 4 parlor stoves, 1 LGTING Ma- LOT OF KNOX ess than i & 1ot of sicel shiers W. WHEELER. k Flfi SA; chines chea Lo atd business buzmzy | JoOK Cali on the owner at 740 West Washlugon-st. fot {3 wrarth snce 10 ¥y 1agon front brick hous . Also, 825 foot lut on same street. basernen Washiugion- ASY TERMS, 49380, ", A3d Glifo-st. Tilinois-t. st F. BUCKLEY. 7 Camb! BEST CASH OFFER FOR £1.600 ide realdence. Q 59, Tribune office. SUBURBAN BEAL ESTATE. Fol’l SALE—! $100 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT, one block from depot, at Llfimnye. 7 miles from Chicazo; $15 down and $5 thiv: ch t, and shown free; abscract fi already on. 11:A BROWN. 142 LaSalle-st.. Room 4. Ol SALE—AN ELEGANT BRICK ornament acres; elegantl B z0: neardepots will exchange for residence: North Side.” REES, PELICE & CO.. 85 Dearborn-st. ALE_RENT, OR EXCHANGE—HOUSES AND Jots ¢, Hinsdale: highest land and cheapest of any suburo of Chicago. 0. J. STOUGH, 123 Dearborn-st. o5 SALE-AT ENGLEWOOD, GROVE LOTS. and houses and lots, five minutes’ walk from de- pots, schouls, churches and markets; gas, lake water, and vewers: will build to order; best property for the money in Cook County; shown free; only 30 minutes” rde: 54 trains dafly.” ‘Call on §. S. 'WILLARD, Room & U Dearborn-at., or C. D. PERKY, on property, cor- ner Sixty-afth OR: SALI WIE PURCHASE A NICE liouse and lot, well Tocated. at Highland Park, ad- dress GEORGE_ROSE, 202 LaSalle-st. JOR SALE—FINE SUBURBAN HOMESTEAD, €05t $41.000; Wil give best bargaln ever offered 1or cashi: 1eave for another country next month, Ad- dress C 30, Tribune otice. Ot SALE—AND EXCHANGERESIDENCES AND residence loi at Hyde Park. Lake Forest. liavens- ood. Several clecant places for clear property. ' Call and gee_our 14t of suburban piaces. ULKICH & BARNES. 99 Wasnington-st- 'OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—AT LA GRANGE. houses from$1.500 to $6.000. on monthly pa) ments; aiso 5C lota. of the cholcest kind, at $100, S15 down. ¥5 wonthly; also farm of 160 acres In fowa, near y—a.l at panic prices. .H.SMALL, 96 Dear- OR SALE — AT EVANSTON — DWELLINGS, targe and small, with' larze lots or acres, with lake front. chulce mad’ very cheap. f. W. WHIPPLE, Roum 14 Methodlst Chureh Block. i OR SALE-5. 10, 20 OR 30 ACRES, AT THE unction of the Chicazo & Northwestern cut-off and Chlcago & Pacific Kailroad. Address W. F. O'BLTON, 63 North Wells-st. OR SALE—CHEAP—THIRTY LOTS. 24X140 T alley: Northwest ity limite, near Milwaukee-ay. §7afrunt foot. Address D 40, Tribune office. UK SALE-THE **HOSS™ $100 LOTS ARE B yonud questiun the createst bargalns In the market; five miics this side of LaGran, to station, school, and dne improvements; each lot 25x126 feet to 18-foot alley: perfect title; $15 down; shown free. Don't buy Uil You_sce them. Detter than any savings bank. . STORKS & CO.. 54 Washington-st. 2 SALE-LOTS [N LAKE VIEW, 25X167; THE fizest suburb near Chicago: between Dummy Kosd and Lake Suore. At basement 204 LaSaile-st. OR SALE=STOP PATING RENT=IF YOU HAVE #OL £50 you can secure the cuslest cottage around Chicago. 5 ruoms. bay window, lake water, brick base- ment, 1ot 33%x171, close to the splend(d Normal School; “alance In cufi' paymente; don't fall to examine this rare chance, D. W. STUKRS, 84 Washington-st. OF: SALE-AND EXCHANGE—NORTH SHORE Evanston—The best hause there for the price. Highland Park—Houses at very low prices. Lake Forest—Resfdence with iarge grounds. Have chulce Improved and vacant property fn all the 1. CANFIELD, 59 LaSalle-st. ARE STILL BREAKING, BUT ood. sound security for {nvest- property at LatGrange, at the prices it can be for now, Is by all means the best bargain in ounty; iy 7 miles frum the city. Lotscaabe ehi for S100aUd upwards; some £ood houses for eale Ciieap and un easy terma: wili ssaist you to baild. F. D. COSSITT, 71 Washington-st.. formeriy ot F. D. Cossltt & Co., wholesale grocers. ADDiV to the owaer, ' 1a JFOR SALE—O! 14 roous, and b E Tor what the ck_house, 10 WA RONT Thirty-third-st., at bash-ar., LOT OF P BT FTS | Siooper oot J. 00m 6, 3 Washingion:st. izl of towel rack wit looking-g P LE AT o o] CLER. - TORSALE—AT A BARGAIN=SIX NEW HOI S ch. A, W. WHEKLER, 141 Lie-st. | I Otiee Vibera nortnof copner. Silwauibe and Wee . SALE— A LOT OF LRON-IRANE JACE: | arm-avs, Cailat hotses. JACKSO plancs &t $1.90 ¢acli,_worth $i; mooth plunes 45 | > — & 9y ‘O SALE—V] LOW—THE BEST 50-FOOT EAST centdcachs. - A. . WHEELEN, 141 Lcost. troat on Michigunar. 100 fect norihy of Twediy- alllh;l!l’.» J. TYLER, Room 6, 93 Washlngton-et. J70Rt SALE—OR T: T—FINE BRICK_STORE. COUNTRY REAL i—A WELL IMPROVED FARM OF 102 les from Chicago, two miles from three TAlIrC.f $3211035 00 Ly Bialn road to Joller, Wil Coln- IV, U8 Couaty seal. Chls farml has” all 0rt-cluss m- provements, being fitted up for the summer resort of a Chicage merchant. viz.. one guod Uwo-atory House of 11 rooms with cenient cellar, one go0d tenaat house, one goud Hlock barn withi stone basement, one rood Lorsc barn, shcep stieds, henery, eic., two Kood bear- Ing orchards and grapery, & uice living stream of water runnluz thiough the farm. Al & nice living spring and good wellwater, convenlent to school. us one I3 #ituated on the coruet of the farm: 75 cres under cul- tivailun, ana 27 tine sianding tmber. Price, what the fmprovements cass. No trade. Address E 13, Trib une otlice. OR " SALE—OR EXCHANGE—A BEAUTIFUL Winier hume [n Auitin, Tex., near Capltol build: inge: house modern and_vrnamental: grounds stocked Witly [rulta sad lowers: S35 L. 2,200 fn Gonzaies, De Wits, and LaSalle Coun- In tracts of 163, 320, 6i0. and 774 acres; seil low or exchansze. . Carroil, Franslin. and Ham- Toldt Counties, [a.: $6.50 peracre; will exchange for Chlcazo proverty aiid assume. Lot. 74x177. nortlieast corner Wabash-ay. and Thircy- seventhi-st.: want an oder. “Call at odr otiics and exaiine st of houses, ots, and farms for sale in wany_choice locallties and at panic L. PIERCE & real-estate brokers, in fl6or, 141 and 143 LaSalle-st. FORSALE-ARARE BAKGALY IN ABEAUTIFUL 3x-ncre farm, unsurpassed for location and rich- ness of soil; has o It an apple urchard of 900 fu; ing trees of select fruit: 18 within oe mile of iive town Rankakee, 53 miles south of Chic pertect and no fncumi nust be suld. _ Address Bo: [oisaL on the Fox i Of F. L. CHASE. § [OR SALK=CHEAP—A VALUABLE FARM OF 500 acresia Edear County, WL, one ‘mile from rail- Fosd depot. ou_easy terms. Will sell whole, or divide itupto’ suit purchaser. Call at1396 Pralrie-av. for partieulars. [mnrovenicnts: Two good farm-houses with barns and out; also five miles of hedge fences. KANSAS LANDS G IRON Larae or small iracts. D.G. ; title jelonzs to aa estate and EXCHANGE—FARMS TN T10WA. 1llinols, Kan3as, Indiana, and other States. Cail and examine our list, including many choice tmproved farmg. fracts of unlmproved. ULRICH & 'OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—CHOICE WELL IM- roved farms, A1ty to 100 miles from Chicago. Bar- Ealus for cash. H. WHIPPLE, Koom 14 Methodist Church Block. FOIE SALE—FARM OF 160 ACRES IN RANKAKEE County, lately taken oo’ mortzage. $300 down; Dbalance cad run. W. k. REED, 105 Clark-st., Chi- . MISCELLANEOUS, e LEXANDRE (A. T. STEWART & C0.- Kid Gioven in black o “And overa shades; Sizes 336, 6. and oM. All Two'batton. at $1 o1 5y S8 T 30 warrateq, A complete line on hand _Parls KId Glove Depot, 94 State.st, A QUIET HOSE FOR 1.2 DURING cows fhiement. Terms reasonable. Call or address Mgy ROUSE, nurse, 601 Weat Lake-s EHOUSE FOR ALL NOVA: ue furniture. pianos, :(r_.l‘al‘lr:{:%.‘: compartments o private roomY: coods. hougal or LA for cxsh: advances on starae toods, lowust aics. “ag 5 2andoiph (Nale B : carting, and repalring tamiture, eter - = "UPPIOE. LL CASH PAID FOR LADIES AND GENTLES A et ol cloliins (At b3 Rt 2 e, 5 e leago. Orders by majy iy cast-off Hortar O b -off clothinz, - Order L attenied 10, JONAS GELDEL: 39 Staterss, o094y LL CASH FOR GOOD CAST- AL GRS FOR o OFF CLOTHING. LL_PERSONS WANTING_THEIR ROOFS A e ot apris to I wILE & Trootbra, 153 West Washiugion st o> FORD & CO, A DELL RECOMMENDED TEACHER OF THE plano wishes to zet some clothin; fesonn. " Address £ 5. Tribune ofbees > PTmeat for A FI00W LADY MAS ELEGANTLY FURNISH ed rooms o quiet, first-claw U arties, Centrally focated. Addtoss P 0. Box 10n-" P2ries LL CAST-OFF CLOTRING BOUGHT: OV prce SO SR R 5 1o 53¢ also. misc Statest. Mr, 9. DEYQUSG. oo Boods i et AND GENTLE: LL KINDS OF CAST-OFF CLOTHING ANDSEG: A _ ond-haad household goods bought at 42 Vs ((/9CRROACHES AND BUGS EFFECTGALLY derminated or no money requtred. Call on CONAY: Fovceun, 'arborn, between Twenty- ninth. and AST-OFF CLOTHING—CHARLES YERS, ./ Tlue Island-: will pay the highest !:L'O‘I:E rice fl the city for Iadles’ and gentiemen’s cast-off clothing, (JUCKROACIHES. BEDBUGS, AND MOTHS Ex. terminated by contract; warranted: article sl A. OAKLEY, 189 East Wasy, houkes examined free. ington-st. ENSLOW IS STILL GIVING HIS BEST $3 Rl D iogmanhator S per dovet - No- boics Saip Call and sec them. _184 East Madison-st. 0 YOU WANT A LAP ROBE, NOUSE, BGGGT, D and baby carriage mat. lnm?. or tollette. m«:.ar.. wool duster of the finest matertal, go to BISHOPS, 261 West Madison-st. N. B.—Special sizes made 1o order. 1AMOND JEWELRY MANUFACTURER, camé‘x" n}..&_g{{fl:fldc& fll-ml lllullwu;s';. sxofllhm State, up one flight: & v on hand. Work m:?leu.nuft mmce.u el R ADOPTION BY SOME EIND (RROTESTANT f:lnfl]—fll?l{hl. hel:‘lhy li‘lrl ‘lbyz:ll YL;:E!‘};‘I: Darentaye: entire surrender. Inauire or ddrass BUTTERIWORTIL midwite, 353 West Norttear ™ INE C.}IZD P;llO'l;l?GP.fl’llf\le.‘“ TER DOZEN; negative retouchin; V] ING'S Ars Sludlu.gé:! \\:ts(_ l“.}k o l;¥ bn(on P{}E\G 2 (GEYTEEL AND WELL-EDUCATER LADY. Wity A few bundred dollars, may have particulars of sultable business by sending real name and address 1o ce. }’ IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID _FOR_CAST-OFF clothing: pants, $310 $3: costs, $5 to 315; dresses, $5 to $25: also miscelianeous goods. Address Mry MAY. 365 State-st. TFYALIDS CAN HAVE DAILY USE OF STYLISH horse and phaeton with careful driver. Call or ad- dresa 117 North Clark-st.. second-floor, Ift. TWANT $3.000 INTEREST IN A FIIST-CLASS wholesale house: Rive particalars in fall; fhis is business. _Address C 31, Tribune office. I WANT TO PGRCHASE SOME GOOD PA7ING ‘mercantile business. Anyone having such address D 27, Tribune office. 1D GLOVES, Dogskin Gloves, Calfskin Gloves, ‘Buckagin Gloves. Lined and Unlined, - ParisKid Glove Depor, 04 State-st. ' o 0 ; N -MACHINES. LAMB, AND CIRCTLAR ‘machines for sale d F 21. Tribune. AUNDRY ~GOOD SAMARTTAN—FAMILY WASH- inc and froning s done for 75 cents & dozen. Ad- it iandolph-st. dress orders to the Socle: DLFS; B, KOCH, 323 SOUTIISTATE ST. (FOR DML 15 592), retalla real halr zoods at wholesale p and does all kinds of hair work at the lowest rat DMOEIGAGE R ED P03 AW sales made. One of the best ftrel T. E. STACY clty for sale very chean. N\ OTICE TO TUSIN N=AN EXPE AN “inan with the best of referencea wants a 10 manage the books and inances of & well- strictly mercantile house: conld loan emoloy 10 1,000 with 2 view to buyinz an {aterest vas & thiug satlsfactory. Address, for fourdajs, Gox 4. Woodrull ouse, ATURAL FLOWERS Pl AN “und bridal lowers & specialt el express given immedfate attention. 1368 Indiava-av, ATENTS—L. B. COUPLAND & CO., SOLICITOLS of American and forelin patents, 70 Lasalle-st.. Room 14. “All persons faterest=d (o Faients and im: provements will find It to thelr fnterest to transace thelr busiaess through our azency. Particular a t tion glven to design patents. trade-marks, labels. aid copyrights: caveats prepared and filed ou short ot 00 s gooeral patent busine: . Al sl confidential. Charges m Send ‘aadress our_clreuiar_of Information w inventors. [REAL ESTATE BOUGIHLT, SOLD, O EXCi in the city or any part of the country by QU UL & BEEIS,Chicago 1icatal Bower-2s7 Weet Stadison st -PAINTING, FROM 6 CENTS PER FOOT UP. alcimining. 25 persquare. Paintiuz sod paper- hanging cheap. Coruer Jacison-st. and Pacifie-av., opposiie Grand Pacific Hotel. SALESMEN ARF INVITED TO GALL Fifth-av. before starting ont, and take Schooley's Price List with them on their trip. s wiil rove very convenlent to them and tnelr customers. No charge. FPHREE SIDE SHOW-CASES, TWO COUNTERS, and counter show-case, all hard wood, for sale p. _apply at Room 3 Hohure Block. 7ANTED—FOR CASH—A CIGAR-STORE IN THE central part of the city: must be a bargaln. Ad- dress B 79, Tribune oftice. VWASIER—TO BUY —CHEAP—FOR CASH- Very fine 10 0r 12 gnuge breech-loadingshot- reboundinz locks, etc. Addresi, statine terms, C 40, Tribung office. ‘v_&i'm)—'ro BOY—A WHOLE OR F_IN- terest [nretail hardware siore. Address C 23, Tribune office. ANTED—SODDING AND FILLING=TO PAY part oy all in fumiture at wholesale prices. Ad- dress G 25, Tribune office. NTED—FOR CASH—A SECOND-H. Qiumsize. latest-improved fire and burgiar proof Hallsafe. Answer, giving price, etc., D G B, Koom 8, 78 Michigan-av. cago. FDI SALE_THAVE FOR SALE 320-ACRE FARM, large young orchard, fine stone house, and barn, timber, water, and everythine desirable; also 160 acres unimproved: also 120-acre farm, all clear. Also 1o ex- cliauge or seil, three cheapest’ houses In Chicago, my ‘Address one week A. J. GROVEE 114 JPOL SALE—GT EXCHANGE FOR CGLORADO. I " Calligrisia, or other Western property, 40 scres in Natcliez, Miss.. with mansion: alwo druy store in Chi- GLEICIT & BARNES, 99 Washinzion-st. JPOE SALET WILL SELL VERT LOW AN D- I' “proved 120-acre farm. near Bushnell, JIL., and take Fldelity or State Dank deposits at o faif rate. J. TYLEE, Room b, 93 Washington-st. OR EXCHANGE—DY J. H. KEELER, s Tarm, near Bloomington, all cultivated. cre farm. finely mproved,” with all the crops, srock, and tools, ouly 0 miles frdim city, adjolulag & ne thwo. (lacre farm 15 miles from clty. balf mile from depot, or cash. 200-ncre farm 15 miles south of clty, imuroved farm in lowa. WHAT WILL YOU Clay County, Texaa. Iauds worth trebic w 0u tmy GlTur. 3ad Bave OFders to Teturn papers, FOR 610 ANTED—A COMPLETELY-FURNISHED DIN- Ing-room, boundary of Lake. Randolph, Wood. s0d Paulina-sta. Address D M, 82 Walnut-st. NTED—TO BUY—A WA T it bhee: "ANTED—A FIRST-CLAS! STEM-WINDING W 2 ola watch: state price. D 4, Tribane otficer ‘VA.\'TED—D SK, SAFE, LETTER-PRESS, AND other oflice furniture: describe and state lowess cash price. Address D o7, ne VW ANIEB=RY & COUPLE OF THE HIGHEST RE: .4 d.wt.‘:hw{' ;vhl{mul uh(ldln:n. ldflhlh‘l to board eduvate: best of reference given and r - dress D 50 Lrfbune ot " SRR Y WA.\'TEI»W:LL_PAY CASH FOR_STOCKS OF Detors nton. on Staniny. POLTER & BALDW LY, Foom 10 Methodia: Church Biock: < VW ANIED—a MEDIC-SIZED FIRE-PROOF SAFE —Oue with burglar cliest preferred. Must be & bargain. Address T. BIBAUN, 351 south Clark-st. ANTED=A SET OF TINNER LS CHEAP. ¥ J\amyu‘gnybufl NEW'S TOOLS C ANTED—TWO.BARREL BEER-SAFE; MUST be cheap. Address B 47, Tribune office. ants 1o ave commission. D 37, Tribune office. [POuSALECOR EXCIA. E RESIDENCE, WorLh $3.50, in one Of the best towns in Jilchi- ap, for sale cheap chance at & barguln for & ock of goods. K ON & HACKNEY, 105 Waslilogton-st. ALL FARM OF 135 ACRES, WITH “VANTED—:\ YOUNG LADY ROOM-MATE: REF- YV " erences exchanged. Address 441 Michlgi-ar. ANTED—A BABY TO NURSE AND TAKE CARE of at myr_home. 396 South May-st. VW ASTED—INSUEANCE ME, AND ALL WHO bave bulldings to repalr or refit, will save money there. Lucky for the deer that hoofed these | Fiomsavove. Pay 20 percent on c i c e ; A 3 ) c t. EDMUND 1 1 tracke that he was zone when Tabo was around, | Sgiifuse or bewilder the Doctor, but here was a 37 plgemove :-25 DOZEN WASH-BASNS AT $1PER | G. STILES, 09 Madison-ath Koom 7. 24 miles fromn Clicaico, nes by addressing C &3, Tribune office. | ish pansit 85 cents each. S by baiaace on oo by addressin, - dilemma too much for his science of the knife and bandage—it was evidentlyto bim acase, like oom 1 Mcreutio’s wound, *“past all surgerv.” Butour BARGAINS_BY HARBEKT & ZBICK- 1 West Miadison-at. : monthiy payments, cheap. near Wood, 7, 000, 2 8 1ot of presse i ELER, 141 Lal VW ANTED-FOR CASH—20 FEET OF NICE B partition, not less than 8 feet high, with door in ceatre. Apply On and after Tuesasy mest to a. M. -5, 146 Sladlsor Koo 4. for he is on the lookout for game. We made Peembinewun Rapids at noon. The water is al- OLID FTEEL SCOOP- olid suel giiovels at 50 ost hterally down to bedrock here at these | boys were cqual to the emerzency. They hopped Ko shovelsat 50 cents g vaeay ) o WAN \ rough rapids. The load was lizhtened, and | about fromlog to log until they took in ti . e Tt cach: commen shvels 50 cenn. A. W, WIHEEL- feet Wright-st,, near Blue' Isiand-av., want of- VW ANTED ~RESIDENCE NOKTIl OF TWENTY. = et T b o d situation. They went below and started it - 25 2 aixthiat.. eastof Walnsh-av., 12 rooms: notover | Yy ASTED-THE BEST MEDIUM-SIZED FIRE- Tuo and Paul mansged the canoc galintly | SAUAton They went Lelow and started it | =1 Lib—2i5 TOUS 5 SCALES §5 JEACT: A& at.; cheap on monehiy paymente. | ovieod o WHEHE Tor oa Calace s 08 | YV proof sae fo be had o S160cash 00 st Lake-si throush them. We Talted here for lunch. | guf way sgoing, snd so made 4 passsgen s | 1 | 113 2+ fagasEobmea pookd oitap S W/ WAEBLER AT | o JutoW, RS0 CRSTIS eSS | vall e auhcin sast papraeat saiance S W s, fand EoIULSIZED | FIREPRIOT P Three Chippewas fhmc‘:i here .‘1n canoes for vrhié-li :c‘;nmmmdmhr;ubgh thg lmo\'inz mags, | 1116 |32-28 128-19 | White wins | ToR SATE-A COT OF GENOINE MALIAN RAZOR g}unnnmun Emerald-st.. near Taisted, ot f&ffl:‘f&?‘n’ fordsnsemn nm“{c_r nx’: 2 Yefinfe: also. hand truck; must be Ln good order. § deer-bunting up the river. Just off our | With the Doctorand his boat following in our | (@) Suggested by Mr. Munaing for s draw. honics' at 60 cents cach; Anest quailty Wade & | Taoi 8 L C. It B, norh of Thisty- | 5 : : t i b the I 1 4 3 st qual ¥ o nlnthost, fof notover $3,000 cash. WALLRL BROTN- ANTED_NEWSPAPER ACTICAL PRIN- {cet long, sunning limeell or sleeping in the e O s, E 30 o Wi oo " North Caoal- £y ANTED—ACGCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE— | newt r5, and Five am rl- O N e | e ot Moo oo W AIERARCTION, SALE O REAL ESTATE | nirbrpe ot che Dabilihert i sl st pass would be hopeless and impotent.” ‘The best we could do was to stop right therc, carry the load and . canoe over to shore, and have them brought by team to town. The three miles by road to Marinctte were not a formidable job for us, and we made it on foot. shaking the dust off our sandals at_the Dunlap House, Marinetve, justin time for dinper. Dr. Andrews with is three 505 ina boat of their own making went up as far as Badwater, merely in pursuit lincs at &5 cents each. WHEESH, 141 Lake. JPOR SALE-BUTCHERS, CALL AND EXAMINE our portable Aixtures and fce-housa befare ftting up._Tools and machinery of all kinds MATUESON, 78 West Van Bure; O SALE-CHEAP, GAME TENS AND EARLY Seag Shicicchs from i cla it atock laquire ati0 Sta 0. SWETT. 70t SALI DOUDLE MAGICIARTELN. AN excellent tustrument, with 121 sieatid pictures; ¥ill be rold for one-half {14 cost vrice. B. KIHLHOLZ, sales of Chicago and suburban property. and equities therein, we shall hold oar next sale on Thursday, Oct.11. Parties wishiny to have property offered mut 1y on or betore Oet.5. GEORGE K.CLARKE & C0.,92 Wash- 1ngton-st. ANTED-THE GRENTEST BARGAIN T CAN pet for 5 0 $3, a A o 5 Lo e oS ome {n the city. NTED—TO BUY A HOUSE AND LOT IN ON MY S atitbn, ot Taore than 30 Mics Trem ohe: nOL to cost over $2.000. $1.500 preferred; will pay atl STOLEN PLUMES, OF, A WORD TO PLAGIABISTS. A man who writes a souet, And gives it ns his own, With other's marks upon it. m mankind sbould disown. It's bad enough to steal one’s pelf; But—** zoodness gracious me! "'~ The man who steals another's thoughts, E22, Tribune ottice. ‘Ki\‘ri;xilm'rn DUY—A HAT STORE FOR CASH in central part o 5 bargaln. Address €55 Tribuge omce, o0 Do VWANTED_PARTY TO TAKE HALF INTEREST ¥ 5d Tnanclat coucrol of & legiumate busincst largely; , 000 juired. Gouod pape Eaen'Tn pare payments. D 0. Tribune otice: RTY WITH $3,000; MANUFAC- turiog business. 1t will pay; money guaraateed. 'OR SALE~TWO RESIDENCES ON MICHIGAN- av., south of Twenty-sixth-st. ; 600 feet in Egan- Qale; and 20ufeet of valuable manufacturinz pioperty $15.000 below present valuations. W. O. COLE, Methodist Block. OR SALE: shallow water. I hadw't vim enough toriga rod for him. Tabo made a lunge at him with the pushing-pole, but he dodged the thrust, and i leisurely swam into sight amain. This sort of chalicnze or hardilood ronsed Hizh's piscato- ! rial blood up. But as an artistic - fly-flsher he wasu’t willing to o the whole figure of iznoble ‘bait-fishiug, pure and simple. S0, not to com- iST BARGAIN IN CHICAGO—83,000 frame, brick basement, for £3,500; few hundred cash. South Side; splendid I6cation. £ 5, Tribune. OR SALE—TIHAT NEW STONE-FRONT HOUSE, 107 oms, dining-room and kitchen on parlor floor? Iaundry, ete. ; romise bimselt i o . mere : T s 1‘5fi§ffi'}‘€'¢;§““‘fd:"l:mh ofthel Dbi‘gt;xresque. to rough it and “have a taste Pray tell me, what is he? 159 Milwaukee-ay. TR L T e o cua, | O R airess C G, Tribune Ofe: D 70, Tribane ofte glarivg red fly, and, o equi i ati 5 O SALE—DBOARD OF TRADE MEIMBELRSHIP | SALE—PLE v | \WTANTED—TO PURCHASE, HO 3 AN s = gt gl b e T L L A’g},;g‘,,',‘;;::’;sggg.‘;;"“”- FOUa Al SF Rt e T ufi.‘?:“"‘.‘.;éo‘?‘}f‘;'s‘g‘%{&.’tau Wi ;,a?'r;gggé%?‘.gg’rs%& WA A AT R sl mongrel bait. The festooned hook~ was & £ | But call Ithis coward's blies; R SALE~CHEAF FOR CASH-FRST-CLASS | money:housen good repalr. E. C. WARE, Room 5 7y next: i neh il paid for at 7 o e ® > | Methodist Block. per cent lnterest; property not to exceed $1.800; ANTED—RENDERIN 'LES, COOLER, billfard-table, rack, cacs, aad ialls Apply bee | Me oc! Drofer brick hotse taust be withis city Trogie nomd A5 presss - Aduress ¥ 21, Fs g sfice. ance and stilloess, to the city stir and whirl of life; from the canoe, one of the earliest con- trivances for travel of primitive man, to the Pullman palace-cay, flying on wings of swift- ness, the latest_of the methods for soothins, smoothing, and luxuriatiog travel; from the trivial packs of the portage to the heavy bur- Fie on such mock dieplay | Fie, fie for ehame! To win 2 name, And one that long will last, What e'er you do, be truthful—trae; These colors all arc fast. OR SALE—CHOICE BARGAINS—25X190 MIGHIL- gan-nv,. $120 per foor, worth $200. H00XISO Wa- bash-av., $36, worth $30: 56¢190 Indiana-av.. near Thirty-fitst-st., $90, worth $150. Now 5 the time to buy the above, all of which will ‘pay larce laterest on the money. E. C. WARE, Room 5 Methodist Biock. OR SALE—BARGAINS—BUSINESS BLOCK NOW tween9and 11 s m. ac 243 Michigan- JFOR SALE-CHEAP-FIYTURES FOR & SMALL grocery and good horse and wapn bsult. Pur- chaser inquire at 209 South Halsted-s1.. FOLD. 'OR SALE—LAKGE SAFE AND OIFICE FIX- tures. {nquire at 164 Kandolph-st, uscment, dress C 73, Tribune office. - ——— .D—~BOA] OF LADE A W ANTEL-FOR CASH-ABOUT ONE ACKE, TF- W AR AR 1O Tnsoie: ReTeen lnitts and Hyde Park, eastof Paric J. B VWASTED-X FIRST-CLASS EAIL TICRET TO s, ST SRS TR New York or Philadelphla. CLINCLL, 226 Soath VWANTED-GOOD FARMING LAND, WITHIN 50 | JeMerson-st. M miles of Chicago,—would prefer It in Cook County, WHEN YOU WaNT YoUR OUT-HOUSES 5 X 3 g y carefully Jeu down to the fish’s mosc. Az was 1o be expected, the monstrosity frighten- ed the pickerel into fits, and he darted off like & flash into the deep. But High manfullystood the aughand chatfing of the party, but indig- nantly protested it was no greasy pork but a They ne'er will fade through storm and shade; =In exchange for good Chicago equitles. Address C . tatter of nobler yenison that was lung to the |- i OS] OUR DESRE 1B WOOTOR ., -den of business,—these are our Dehghtful will they wear R SALE—CHEAP—FOUER DESKS, 0IE WOOTON iag 10 L ke livok. We pasced an encampmicnt of Todians, | afew hours and of edaps. Witk the Jast oy | LAKE parest vold (hed never zrow old, TevaIVTuE deni one Al SIS Ak, one onk | fess A HGrCE b1 B (hIFG, s Jthonen-av; Wogh | TFIOUDE oiice. Jauita. snd catch bealns cicancd send postal-cifd tousws, pappovses, and dops. who Lave came | of a peacil with which rhee | An Cfairest of whe fair 2nd walaut.'18 feey Jong. 17 drawers,ant one cheap | Side clty lots close to horse-cars for $600 each.® JOS, ANTED—A LOT TN OE N - L0JOSEPH WOUDVILL & CO., 726 West Lako-st. e Gy Trom SWhite Tapids or & mogouin i | 9f,& penctwith which these fncidents have been | gibiyyer Sat st Fime's onslausht best: Sl oak esk. - Aen fireo secon-bum Elofence of | B: CHANDLEIN: 125 Denrbort-at.. Room 1 Y i e e e T | B B o e e o Ayl worn, outyinot we,—thiere When Time itself is o'er, HT. 5 wand fgor. R SALE—DARGAISS—TW0-STORT AND BASE. | (s0y S0y cian orsce Judcrs hardwar iafuctic - All orders prompuy attended o G5, Trivune omce. VW ANTED—TO PUKCHASE, CHEAP FOIt CASH tepees for a general ehooting and skinnis S5 TOOL TIULE WITH D ne and skinning of 'LASS POOL TABLE WITH ment brick and stonc house. corner Jackson and A grocer's 1-barrel Xerovene oli-can; 3 only remain & few parting words to be | . e b AGE —NOETHE 5 deer for winter. One of them had just shot a | noted. - Th gl SR divins el they soinln 5 ree of us, I in th - Ii In good condition;chead for cash. | i , With brick h fi¢ 3 A e decr. but. 1ot 50 Ludls buz bat, dic deer was | earlyAugust. wearied 282 worn of work, bro: Trmphial evermiore. J. D. TunseT. Iphtate PR Fwo-ators' and basoment brick nouse with two-story | VW ANTED-COTTAGE NORTH OF THIRTT: Evendoo preferred. G, B. WRIGHT, 50 Scatersir e known, - We made Pecmony Talle. Sbont . | oscitd Lirow of the professional barness, and A PRE-OBIT NOTICE S oA A GREAT BARCAICOSEEIGHT | Lot 0T rroas un T menes- i ks nese e Jakesl Gooa tahian rapsnEs for Sty property, e Ao s and recreation—to Lave *a jolly . Inanire ai 549 South Halstod-si. Jery clioup and on easy term: ueveral othier good resl- | ity residence for Lake Forest riildonns, 21008 Y e SRR T P S AL For the Chicago_ Trivune. It has fallen to the lot of some men to read in public prints obituary notices of themselyes inserted upon a premature announcement of their demise. If men of any distinction, they dences._inquire of H. M. SHERWOOD. 70 State-st. OF SALE-FRANE COTTAGE, SIX 100, NO. North Morgan-st. O F. T ELLITHORPE o S7ny dnday moralns. E, OL SALE-OR TRADE_EQUITIES: 25 FEET O Staic-st.. near Fourteenth, 3-story a1y basement LAGHAN BROS. RUSS ey WANTED—_PLAIN BARBER SHOP, ily washing. Call or address L S, On this portage, on former trips, we picked Dblueberries, but not ome was now found. There is a * farm *” just below, with a dwelling- bouse, the most pretentious_habitation oa the river. Next were two Indian_farms, preity good time.” - We knew where and _how to find them and it. We found them and bad it to the {uilest exuberance of satistaction. We Jeft our calt-bound pooks, and found books in the run- ning brooks, sermons in the stones, and 2ood in | Si T o il w ive me Wi\}:'fl:n—r WANT TO BUY FOR CASH TWO first-class houses: one with extra I must be g0od. - J. TXLEL, Rooh & 86 Wibinmen o —_— L Tome X Fubingtonst JFORSALE-ELECTRIC PEN IN GOCD GRDER; SI5. Address D 43, Tribune office. JFOR SALE_CYLINDER DESKS, STAIDING AND L' "sitting desk, ‘and desks to ordet Miller Desk Factory, Lake and Jeflerson-sts., up-sulr. _ BOOKS._ clearings on the bank. Three miles below these | evervthing. Our outfit we g erything. as simple but suf- TOR SALE—100 LUADS KICH Bl = | brick: 50 feet on Lark-av, * o oA one o;t our t{]nnqexl'l émfiplng;imms. (\\e ficient, and not overburdentorno in the canos | And usually a ecnerous estimate of their char- | FORSALE gardens, ctc. k‘éfl:"i‘:. O . | Dnsamioat ik SO S ghsrity Sitory and T RTE R Jmi N ELEGANT COPY OF SHAKSPEARE.3 VOLS., made for it for the nigt cre the ofin- { and on the portage. Qur tram of Indinn attend- | acter, carcer, andaccomplishments, for thetheory | Morsan-st. x.'T. ELLITHORE 1 g D EXCHANGE—INMPROVED AND STORAGE FORFUR | A\ 812 sost S20 fae conv of Picburestie Amerie: Ashea Honen ; Scott's Waveriey noveis, 12 vols., SI o F vacant businessand residence property, city. sub- arrlages. elc. ; money loaged novation has made notable changes, aud we | ants was more and better than i . : . =ty S we expected; all | of the old Latin saw—"* De mortuis nil » I SALE—THE BEST SHIRT THE WORLD PRO- o p ik sl duces made 1o fit you at S2.25 each,orux for $13; | Urban, and country. Have exchanes for all kinds of | 10Perceat year. MAiiis & CUl. 10 West Munroe-st. i iciolun's Ciciopadia of A rectir 2 5, 5 ol 5 $29; Plutarch's Lives, 52, GILBERT, 21 South Ulark-st. cou!d hardly recognize the landmarks. These now frequent deadenings and clearings have de- stroyed much of the beauty of the Menominee scepery, and the many leafless trees, gaunt, stripped, and lackencd by fire, in the garish sun, give a barren and dismal appearance, The of them ready and willing to do their best fn their parts, and with theizn we have enlwingi sttachments and made them and us friends for ail time They attended ms at the depot, and our adieus with them were warm with the sincerity of friendliness, And so, bonum P—generally governs o good-natured obituary-writer, who, very likely, has had no personal acquaintance with the deceased. I wonder if Mr. Storey, the ancieut Ishmaelite of the Chicago Times, has ever thought what the 2 £ood shirt for S1.50. * We use only reliiblegoods, and od real estate, and some rare cash bargalns. Euammntec every sBirt to IV €nCIFe SABTion OF rer | Le A Hmited ATIoUnS of Clalms salmst mpended Sors fund themoney. Tryus. LONE STAR® shirt fac- | ugs Banks. E. L. GANFIELD, 59 Lasallerst. it il 'OF SALE—WELL-BUILT 2-STORY AND BASE. WiST SIDE, 12 ment brick. 10 rooms, Bath, closets, etc.. 2 blocl be movea within ten dafe. Z 19, Xrib- | from hurse-cars, on Souch Oakley-av.: on casy Day- : ments. 1. H. BOWLAND, 20 Mesropoiitan block. FFIRELITY STORAGE COMPANT, 78 AND 80 VAN Buren-st.--Ample facililes for storage of furniture and zeneral merchandize: liberal advances ac legal Tates: free (nsurance: safety vaults for valusble goods. QTORAGE—CLEANEST, SAFEST, AND CHEAPEST X nthecity. Loausat 10per cent . 0fice 820 storeniouds, G aad 635 Statecat, T Al O PAID FOR WEBSTER'S DI pald for books. GILBERT, 85