Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1878, Page 13

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 24, I878—SIXTEEN PAGES, REAL ESTATE. 'de,;}f Investment .Turning ne T 5 Toe. to Real Estate, nnfldm: Cheap, Property Low, and Rents Active. Gonstant Influx of New-Comers Stimu- 1ating the City’s Growth. mportant Building Enterprises---New. Stores and Houses. The Lean Market Dull—Specimen Loans and Sales of the Week. Although it Is very. ecarly in the season, there aresizus of activity in real estate. The time pas come, i the opinion of very conservative sod careful men, when jovestments in real estate promise better than in any other com- moditys Real estate is cheap, whether im- qroved o animproved. The demand for rents pas opeoed this year in the most satisfactory uer, and ip a Way to give assurance that ere will be 3 demana for more business and * seclling sccommodatious than can be sup- Fied without additional building. One of oldest cstablished firm¢ in this city sho have been persistent bears in real estatefor gre sears, s0d have coufined their busincss al- ot entirely to Joaning, have made known an qatire change of volicy. They have bought a oy ‘blank book, bave had stamped on it, Sales ¢ Real Estate, in brignt gilt letters, and are yrising their correspondents in the East, of yhom they bave many wealthy oncs, that in their opinion the time has come to buy Chicago real estate. This firm i5 well known, cautious, od thoroughly ~responmsible; and - their pew departure is fully worth all the potice give it. These gentlemen 2o not anticipate any speculative activity in real “aate, and THE TRISUNE docs not desire to ~ise inthe breasts of real-estate deaters and Jwners ay illusors. hopes of an immediate ~oturn of the good old days of 1871 and 1872, But the unnatural deadness of real estate in the Jast few months is EVIDENTLT AT AN END. The influx of new-comers from other cities is alone an clement of growth that must renew the activity of real estate. Dealers continue 1o receive inquiries trom strangers gecking homes and places of business pere. Chicazo is growing every day, and has been_growing steadily during all the dark vearssince the panic. Merchants from New York, Philadelphia. Boston, and smaller Fastern ditics are opening stores lhere, and hose who bave bad mere azencles here are isrging their business and sciting up com- plete_cstablishments. An instaoce of this is afforded by Robert Hoe & Co., who have long bad an arency here. They have taken the larze store Nos. 150 and 182 Monroe street, near La- Salle, and will, as soon as the leases now run- Jing expire, occupy the whole butlding with a smilsssortmient of their mavufactures for the Western trade. A double movement is going on IN THE RETAIL DUSINLSS of this city. Successful tradesmen in other cities are moving in and taking up their quar- ters io the ontlying dustricts of the city, while ke tendency among city tradesmen is 1o push inio the denser part of the city. There is a con- sisnt concentration in progress, in consequence of which busiuess rents are firm, We must look beyond real estate to see the il estent of the calculations made by such firns as that spoken of above, and Field, Leter & Co., and other heavy investors fo Chicazo real cstate. Capital is accumu- lating on all sides to an extent never before wituessed. The banks report deposit lines run- ning up, while loans are decreasine. The amonnts invested in municipal, railroad, na- tional, and other @rst-class donds and stocks Tave been enormous, and uave carried up the srices £o bigch that they are no lonserattractive. Wealiby men are embarrassed to know into what to put thelr incomes. Persons of small means, who have lost confidence in savings tawks, suffer ifrom the same cmbarrassment intheir small way. With ali the talk of hard times, there is a vast army of successful mer- «ksats and manufzcturers all through the coun- 17, but espevialiv in the West. who are making Leavy profits that they NUST NOT LET LIE IDLE. People arc economizing as they mever did be- fore, and the relative 2mount of saviugs in this conntry is probably larger to-day than it ever lus begn previously. What is this money, or rather capital, to go intof Juch of it must go into real estate. Securities have been carried . ®&high by the competition for desirable inter- es=hearing, convertivle investments tnat but a mail proportion of availabic capital will here- dter seek them. Besides, it is notto be de- vied that confidence has had so many shocks, amdthe uncertaintics of the legal position of municipal obligations ore so greai, that many tepitatists are becoming afraid of putting their property where they have to trust for its safety t the fiduciary imanagement of stramers, or where it may be attacked by Litization. To all such versons real estate afl':.‘ra the finest open- inz. Real estate cannot be embezzled; it can- Dot be attacked in the courts like municival in- debtedness. Even those who argue for the superiority of compound interest over real extaTe as an ipvestrent have to admit that you Dave thebest when you can Caite the SECURITY OF REAL ESTATE and the accumulative power of compound in- tercet. These cousiderations bave been deeply weizhed by enrewd men, and they have already ‘bewrun to dct upon them. Every choice plece of productive property in the business part of tne dty that its_owner was willing to part with at prevalling prices has either been sold to strong capitalists or is mow in nerotiation. Some of the corner properties that have been sold are siciding the present. owners net incomes at the nte of 10 1o 15 per cent. The supply of such moperty for sale is about exhausted, and as Soonsequence copitalists are turning their at- tention 1o improving property. Building is dieap, brick costinz only abount 36 a_thousand inthe walt; real estate is cbeap, and the de- mand for stores aud houses is good. Al the «nditions exist to make the investment of cap- it m the purchase of land ana the ercction of #lores and bouses profitable. A number of euch ENTERTRISES ARE ON FOOT. Dearborn street is to be adorned with a struct- ure as handsome as any now standing on that thoroughiare. Mr. C. P. Thomas has planned for Mr. B. R Chawbers a five-story and base- ment business block, 50x125, in place of the brick Hores, just north of the Journal oflice, which ae W e pulled down. The cost of this Luild- iz wyl be abour §30,000. The four upper stories have been rented by William 1. Pierce & Ca. 10 Blakely & Brown for §£.000 a year. A lurze paper-warchouse, 1o be occupitd by Brad- er, 8mith & Co., is to be erccted immediaely o0 Monroe street, just west of the Adelphi Theatre. The building will be four storics bigh, sod will have a double frontage, on Monroe ftreet and Custowm-louse place. The main beilding will be 2256390, and the extension to Custom-House place 105x40. Therc are other iuportant building enterprises under considera~ tiow the_particulars of which can soon be made Public. It i early for residence buildings, but GROUND JIAS BEEN BROKEN .dnsome quarters. P. T. Sexton, the contractor, bezun for his own_usc aline threc-story marble-front house on Michigan avenue, be- tween Congress and Van Buren streets, and C. P. Thomas, the architect, b€ under wavathree: swry and basement house, with a handsome brown stone-tront, on Dearborn_avenue. north of Seliller street, for Mr. T. B. Campbell. The cost wll be §8,000, RENTS. Rents on Wabash aveaue are active. The fround floor of Brand’s building has been n‘n‘lcd for $1,200a year to a crockery house, and Bilger, formerly of Hilzer, Jenkins & Co., Das also transferred his buslness to that avenue. ¢ reneral condition of the rent market ze- mains as reported last week. Stores arein good flnmln}l in the business centres, and there is an active inquiry for moderate priced dwellings in divisions of the city. THE LOAN MAREET. The market was very dull for loans the past week. Most of tne business done was renerwals, 20d gome few purchase money mortgages helpe Ont the week’s work. New loans were scarce, there bring only one of any large_smount. Payments were Food; the crowd of delinquents Frowing graduslly smaller. Many loan- azents finding their occupation gone, are turn- in% their attention to more profitable occupa- Hons., The demand is too slight to maintain thelarge army which has hitherto drawn its ;flnnmpee Irom the necessities of the public. +Ihere is o change in interestrates, and no Troepect of any conteesion on the part of capi- Lliste. "'he following were the important lons of the weck: ‘ rm street, southeast corner of Adams et west, front, 189z57 810 feet, $60,000 fve ?\; 7 per cent. wmpfifly of the Chicago Stove Works on strect, near Blue Island avenue, Was & Ppledeed to sccure $25,000 five years at 9 per per cent. The mortgage on this property was %:flnm"-l s-}lo.omli ol this amount $15,000 has en paid off, and a new mort; ”“{"yb a{un!v:e. 3 gage made for . West Indiona - street, sortheast corner of North Carpenter strect, 831¢x116 feet, $16,000 five years at 7 per ccut. Gocthe strect, nouthwest_corner of- Astor :y;cntl rugqr:]u front, 160 feet, $8,000 three years cr cent., Nos. 68 and 72 Centre avenue, fronting some 48 feet on z.he avenue, were pledeed to secure & loan of $9,000 five years at 8 per cent. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR THE WEER EXDING Fzn, 53, 1875, Instruments|— SR Xo. | G'sideratn|| Xo.| G'sideral, Trast-deeds| 06/5 20, 32; 311,018 Morigages..| To|° d0,isn|| Ba° Civ.eu Aggregate..| 115/5 285,458\ 183/ 358,800 Releases .| 102].. [T COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FROM FED. 1 T0 PED. 23. Instruments| el No._(Geiderat'n|| No. | F'siderat'n. Trust-decds| 308' §75.810 Mortgages..| 72| 131,712 Agsregate..| 378.81,010,551 | 60015 3,600,611 Releases 40D cic o s 453[ BALES OF THE WEEK. There were but few transactions in either city or suburban property the past week. The following were the principal trausactions: Lazerus Silverman sold to Samuel Thal lot on Pacific avenue, 100 feer north of Polk street, west front, 100x105 fect, improved; also lot on West. Washington street, 120 west of Union ;tsg:-ct, north front, 20x87 feet, improved, for 000. E. A. Hartwall sold to Christooher Watrous lot on West Jackson street, S0 feet cast of ?log&;'e strect, 80x125 fect, with buildings, for R. N. Isham sold to Christian Kurz 10 §0-100 acres at the southwest corner of North Robey street and Diversey avenue for 33,000. Lot on South Park avenue, east front, near Tifty-sixch street, 753200 feet sold for $3,000. A. M. sud T. E. Ferrier gold to J. 8. Coleman Jor on West Madison street, 69 fect east of Centre avenue, 24x120 feet, with building, for §9,500. SATURDAY’S TRANSFERS. The following instrumeuts were filed for record Saturday, Feb. 23: CITT PROPERTT. Trumbull av, 400 fts of West Sixteenth &t, e f, T5x125 ft, dated Feb, 23....... § West Foarteenth s, 169 3-10 ft ¢ of Throop st 4 f, 25x124 ft. dated Feb. 23 Hastings st, 94'6-10 f¢ e of Loomis &t, n 1, 24x124 ft, aated Feb. 23. - Francisco at, 380 ft n of W 1, 26x206 It, dated Feb. 2! Francisco et, 354 ft n of 1, 26x206.1t, dated Feb, 21.... North Dearborn st, 25 ft n of Huron st, 1, 25x100 ft, dated Jan. 28.. > ‘West Huron s, n ¢ corner of Oakley st, 8 f, 1205120 6-10 ft, dated Dec. 31, 1577 Thirty-ninth st, 1291t w of Ellis av. nf, 35x115 it, dated April 10, 1877 : Weet Madiron st, 1 ¢ corner of Robey st, 81, 1507-105125 ft, improved, dated Dee. 31, 1877 (Stillman R Bingham to Samuei §. White) ..ooooennee ool Biue Jaland av, 35 4-10 ft » e of Thir- feenty place, 1w 1, 24580 fz, dated ‘cb, Michigan sv, 125 fi s of Thirty-first st, e f 25x177 t; al:o West Lake st, 21 §-10 ft e of Canal st, &, 336-10x30 ft, (with other outside property), dated Feb. 23 (Mahlon D. Ogden to Edwin L Sheldon)... ‘West Harrison et. 88 2-10 ft west of Hoyme_av, 8 f, 86 ft, fmproved, dated June 11, 1875, s ce eas Rameey 61, 200 ft 5 of Einily at, ¢ f, 25x 130 ft, dated F . West siadizonst, 50 w of Bishop conrt, 8 1, 50x125 {t, dated Feb. 9. Portland av, 500 ft s of Thirty-firet st, w 1, 25x125 ft, dated Feb. 22............ ‘West Twenty-second 81,40% ft w of Len- tral Park avenue, nf, 50x150 ft, dated May 23, 1877 - 1,200 Michigan av, ne st, 40x203 ft, ‘dated Oct. 18, I877......... 2,010 SOUTII OF CITT LINITS, WITIIN A DADIDS OF SEVEN JMILES OP THE COUKT-NOUSE. State st, near Fiftieth s, ¢ f, 50x102 f¢ (with 290100 i1 in sume sabaivieion), dated Feb. 28....... .. -8 7.050 South Dearborn st, near Fifticth st, w1, 40x100 ft, dated Feb. 2 WEST OF CITY LIMITS, WITIL JILES OF THE C West Lake st, 325 ft w of West s, nf, It toalley, dated Feu. SMARY FOR TIE WEE The following is the total dinount of city and suburbau transfers within a radius of se miles of the Court-House filedfor record during the week ending Saturday, Feb. 23: City 500 1,000 860 500 40,000 6,025 600 6,000 1,100 sales, 693 consideration, $967,976. North of city limits, sales, 43 consideration, §15,100. 1 cousideration South of city limits, sales, $41,577. West of city limits, sales, 2 con sideration, 35.700. Total sales, 82. Total con- sideration, $330,353, e =, GLASS-PAINTING — ITS DECLINE * AND RESTORATION. o To the Edltor of The Tribune. CmicaGo, Feb. 23.—The letters some time since from Mr. Eastman to Tur TrinvNE, on glass-painting, have awakened more than a passing interest in this branch of art, and many are desirous of knowing something about it who never gave it more than a thought before. It is a wonder that, with the present love for the antiaue, we do not see miore painted glass em- ployed inthe decoration of handsome dwellings. It is an art that has but few, if any. devotees. Kinz Louis of Bavaria may be rezarded as the most generous aud most noted of its lovers. He did much towards clevating its principles and keeping alive aninterestin it, After found- ing the establishment at Munich for pantinz and decorating glass, he expended large sums of money in patronizing it. Among the many commissions given it by the King may be uen- tioned the windows in the Church of Maria Hilf, at Munich; this gift alone speaks volumes for the geucrosity of this Royal devotee. T do not attempt 1o give the bistory of glass- paintiog beeause I 6o tot know enouch about it to warrant any such pleasing_ undertaking, but the few facts £ know I will teil, hoping with Mr. Eastman to interest the people in this branch of art. Mr. Eastman has given, in bis interest- ing letters, much information, aud it is hoped he may sharc more of his knowled=ze on the sub- Jject with the people. The antiyuity of colored glass dates back to the fourth century, and we would e sate in be- lieving that it was in use cveu carlier than that period. as Gregory of Tours speaks of the churehes having windows of vofored sloss; he speaks of a church which existed during the rulgn of Constantine the Great, the Church of St. Paoli le Mura having windows of colored glass; but glass-painting, or painting on glass properly so-called, had its origin in the third century about the time of the first specimens of imosaic. _Some writers on the subject have attempted to prove that this art was "known to the ancients, and one writer sags: * Some consider the fact establisued bya relic of art described in Buouarotti’s obscrvations unon some fragments of ancicnt vases of painted glags.” England owes the more extensive knowledze of the art of glass-painting to France, also the knowledge of theuscof painted glass. Al- though the Italians maowactured and used patuted glass for mosaic work before, it was not until the eizhth century that they applied it to church windows. It was in the eighth century that _the knowledge of the art was communi- cated to Gernnany and_Flanders from England by means of missionaries; and in the ninth cen- tury by the same means it was carried to the North. This art derived great advantages at the end of the fourteenth century from the important iuvention of enamel painting, or the art of fix- ing the metallic colors m zlass. The fifteenth and sixteenth centurics were the most flourish- ing period it had. After that it declined, and in the cightenth century it was not keard of ; and why? Becanse it was not a fashionable art. {t was not until the nincteenth century that the first attempt was made to restore glass- ainting to its proper rank. M. T. Frank, of Nuremburg, undertook the task. _He was em- ployed as a paicter on lass at_the Royal Porce- Jain Manufactory at Munich. The Royal cabinet ot medals has int its possession s painting on miass by him of the Birth of Cnrist. ‘The works in painted glass at Berlin and Vienna are not comparable with his. Some time during the reien of James L, a school for teaching glass-paintine was founded in Engiand, By a Netherlander named Vaa Linge, who may well be regarded as the father of modern glass- painting. The practice of glass-paiuting was limited about this time, but the knowledge acquired was not lost; the improvements that h’:% becn added, snd the discoveries_which had ‘been made, were preserved: and to-day, though small the patronare,and meagre the encour- agement, wefind rlass-paintiogsilently but sure- 1y making its way to the siae of its sister arts; and at the present time, cven in our own coun- 1ry, there are glass-paintios cstablishments ex- isting whose productions are real works of art; right here at home in Chicazo flourishes an es- tablishment whose oaintings are pronounced cqual to the productions uf any of the European cswablishments. It is at ~tnis establish- ment_that the memorial window for Mr. F; H. Winston, to be placed in St. James Church, is being painted. 1bave scen the de- sign and wish I had space to deseribe it. for it ki s S W P DN ol S S D T HOUSEHOLD GOODS, : FORNITURE, CARPETS. terms’ 1o sult the FINANCIAL. DVANCES MADE O3 £\ bonas, ete., at LA FOR SALE. 'OR SALE—JOB LOT OF SILVER-] ED W) cents on »heuufl‘;fi JLYEL ELATED S sliver-plated fori S1pe: ;, 5) cents per set: sitver-plat at r sel. We have cheaper and betier seady 11 sell at Jess than manufacturers' prices. E 3. coraer State and Adams-ste. OR SALE—IOY LOT OF TADLE CUTLERY knlyee, and forks st 75 centa g - Al Corner State and Adams ata, P Sebat e Fair, 70k SALEIOD LOT OF BGTCHE at 10 centa each o7 31 per doze coraer. Staze and Adams-sts. T ICE! ICEI-AT HIGHLA 200 to % tons of Rood qha is somethine beautiful. The swallest flower in it tells a story of its own, to say nothing of the in fact, the whole picture is 2 nn DIAMONDS, 1, S ERS' private nmce,‘\z.’lcll;lgb'- gdn 5 :ldG. Established I [ AINS BOUGHT FOR CASH: LOANS T ced roal oilate nerotlateds & seacral sineas transacted.. IRA HOLMES, 83 Washington-st._______________________ VANCES MADE ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS 5 morey loancd on collaterals, LADY DESIRES in a light mannfactur{nz business well cstabiis small capltal requireds o spiendid opoortunity to com- merclal agents. _ Call 256 State-st.., Koom VALGABLE STONE, LD property {n central Towa for L. P. SWIFT & CO. CAPITALIST WiTH craw ta100sitiz & Foud thing by nor the Sfisby platter; this {3 the only machine cver fn- vented that bastes the pleats. and the, only craok ma- ehive that wiil noz eut. or fajure sny Kind of goods, arties meaning business can sce the machine at 813 Wabash-ay, E. W. SILSBY stoves, and -grockery, {ole; et Anished “aad elected Stogk of i "any howse (urshinlog. cuaticiment 5 el {fn manugicture, we can make our customers a lower llgure-on hitter govda than most other dealers. We have a large loe of the latest de und Ingraln carpets that we OFr ot 1 Brices on cosynaymerts. I gur fusnitirs doparimens v everything Mrom the faest-Aatahed marsie dressini G aule 09 he 10W oAt DEscad bareseision pacy lorsoits and lounges {n evers cndicsa varlety, thebest and most favorabl tazEtoves, and kitchen rat We scll all our oo house In the cicy fayite all buvcrs priucipal fizures. arelizious poerm, ‘The two prin cipal kinds of colored plass em: ployed in the construction of a window ar that in which the entire substance- is colored and that in which the color is on the surface This simple distinction affects the whole character and effect ot & painted window. When the surface only is coated with color it is said to ed; but glass colored throughout its entire thickness is catled pot-metal glass. When paiutings are formed of this material the differ- ent pieces are placed together like o mosaic, the main outlines of the designare formed by Icads, which surround and hold’ the pieces_tozether, and only the subordinate outlines and shadows are executed by means of a pizment called cuamel brown, Iaid on by the artist. enamel process the glassis painted with epamels® or minerals, inuch in the saine Way 2s canvas, silk, or paner is painted with oi! or water- This latter is the method o much used by the Munich artists. The Maria Hill windows, of which 1 have already spoken, are produc- Few there are who ap- preciate the amount of artistic taste_and abiliy reauired to produce oue of those brithnt vict- ures which - Shed their many-colored lights Through the rich robes of cremites and saints. Stained glass roes side by side with archi- tecture, for every change of style inarchitecture style” of glass-paint- styles of archi- Roomn 14, 79 Dear- sne fn Brussels he Jowest cash without remor: 151 East ltandolph- aking hold of CES A PIANOS. FTC, cmoval), warehouae receipts, and good NS, Lt COUNTS TN SUSPENDED BANKS. COUNTY T Sauiiinted monay, unused sta; Money to loan. X style and color, in 89 stoves cuntalns some of own darlor sioves. cook- ia'on ey Cerina. an a5t the oR} d 3 and arc the on! hat sells exclusivaly In that way. Wo 10 post themsclves by lew prices and examiuing onr gooils before comp chascaelsewhere. JOIN M. SIVTIL, 154 Wes: LL ECONOMISTS WIl0 ARE ABOU Blihine thelr homes cangot o bettes v ingof the Union Furniture Company, afi-ut., where nuthing but GOUD AN ISHEI GOODS are faund, such as wili last a lifotime, sehien, by paying o swall portion down, you wet your without waitiug mouths o sccumaiate hefore buring. and have abont your own time to pay Qur stock comprises In general every- 45: Quecn Ann light v of s3me, With mar- d E.S. ILUNT, Broker, in ituol it Do ing adJoinlng Dou Bt Occunrgxu of i reachlug cars or any kind of store. HOTEL FOI SALE OR _EXCHANGE IN a town of 6,000 inhabitants. Ceii for particulars at for three days, between 9 and Dooks boupht. 84 Washington-st. TCOMMERCIAL PAP: FE—GENTINE BUEED NEWFOGNDLAN, pups. 112 West dadison- VO POOL TADBLES WITIL 'y bally, cues. etc., at 260 Souils 0ft SALE—\ LADY IIAS A FIVE-STONE DIA- : ‘well sell ata barsain. i Al er 530 houses pass there before R. NOTES WITH COL- d, gslier socuriiies bouglit ERCH ANDISE, PIANOS, achlnc‘.\y E;c.. fl’)tl‘m)‘ Emnnnr{nt vy deveription bougtit for _:Lndln West Bandolph-st. GOLD AND SILVER. 1ds, aud valnabies Luaa and Dulllon Estabilshed 1865, 553 Weat Madizon dress 1245, Tribune osie MEER-ITALL, NRATLY FITTED GP AND FUR- A1y 1o Lpen. with rent pald to or will rent all fumisned at NE DIAMOND RING uarter-récond gold scll for BAIL thefr value. nistied complete, May 1. for rale for S $25 per moncli._102 W DBUSINESS IV ST. LOUIS FOR 80 CASH: will nee $5.000 the next 12 monthis: no competl: i d 26, Tribune oflics. BAVELING SALESMEN (MEM- Tatcrnity only)” to make S100a ind expentes; busincssindorsed by lichest Fra- ternal authoritics; s monopoly, and in’demand with every Mason, 86 Washington-st., itoom 4. watches, diaon I ry description av GOLDSMID Onice (l1censc. 99 East Madiso It SALE_FROM $700 TO $800 O SPECIAL AS- Sesahient tax certinlcates on which there js b 3375 honmiEy ACORICH RO DESET lnvestment, | Thie <d- rcnll;r has hc¢n':lll\%ly;cfllfl":lrn_t"lllls_:l”‘sl l;‘ ufit; L3 lfl:‘ e 4 4 3 tac only ruason for dis S caenr Address 1 30, Trinane ofice, REE IDELITY AND STATE SAVINGS BOOKS BOUGHT for cash; ‘moncy (o lusn on buk-bonks. diamoids, watches, honds. ‘and secarities of all kinds. CHICA- OAMPANY, 116 Washingion-at. PIANOS. WATE: zher £ood securitios, (s amounts fhing needfed in o household. from $25 to $40: marble-top, Poodseis, S31; dreming caso su e, $70: GUr Walnut dressing-cao sults range from 365 €0 F11%, of best material and Anlehed CQuSL (0 a5y 1 . marble from $4 to $35: 2 BILLIAGD TA- 11#; niso, 2 sets sal % pinoulfe uz b0 and 2 West lian- Ok SALE—: PUOL TADLI tions of this process. Chicago: tables n wood easy chairs and patent rockera in all styles; or terry from 343 upward. kury, glasswore, bedding, mirrors, lamps, In’ variety. Onr business {s good. onr customers paying, consequentiy we have no bad debts, and are satlsfied with a falr lexitimate profit rather than become, notorious by vesorting Jneans o *takiag away goods.” UNION FURNIEURE CU., 503 West Madison-; OB SALE-XDLOIOND, Wahingtonsst, GIEAP—LOT OF TINS bench d tim " 102 OF CO0i-toves Atk i ehiasnt i A DAIE CASCE SED:GY GHE of first-class boarding. price $%5. Loom 3, No 7L I or #ale ot a barzain. Addre 2 to fraudulent 0ANS MADE ON FURNITURE, house Fosetots,and tosult. 152 Dearooru: REAL TSTATE, “watches, wareliouse recefpts. at Jowest rates by & confidence, 1t 25, Trivunc, ¥ SUNS OF $5.000 AND lass improved businesa or to UUGIL A. WHITE, 18 USINESS ~ GITANCES —TO _SELL, three principal frade s business or cas property, tecture—the call or write L. NCEY —TO YOUNG rried folks, young men, ice. thnt We have h the “Perpendicular—have each their counterpart in style has itsown characteristics; formsof foliage are a #ood criterion of the pe of the Early English 18 very imperfect. but_the characteristivis_the disrexard of anatomy in representations of the human ticure. The Decorated Style flourished from 1250 to 330. One of the most distiuctive features of style 1s the more naturat forms_of foliaze, which were substituted tor the stifl scrolls of the carly English. The drawing of the human figare is more corteet anatomically, in the win- dows of the Decorated Style than it was before. ‘The Perpendicular was the next style intro- duved, and contemporancous with it flourished nque-Cento Style; mauy connoisseurs consider the Cinque-Cento work the perfection of glass-painting. The most stril this style is the requent use of the Kenaissance forms instead of the Gothic. At the present time there is no_particnlar style employed or in vogne. All the various styles are used as they happen to be fancied. The originulity of the desizn and style of & glass-piunting of to-day depends entirely on the ability and talent of the artist employed. married folis, ol complete stock of housefurnishing roms in the clty; also thot We are giving closer fizures undomore Hueral terms OuF stock com: rises everstiing ‘88 walnut furniture in hs, cook stoves and overy article war- Mamiher sute, B fuish, $50. CALOUS OHENEY chamber sult. Hne tiuish, N, CHENEY & CU., 420 West Madison-: ANY ONET WANTIN F—A 17 FOOT MARBLE > i i ra Fare bargain o o0 DUSTOrR-AL ALE-BUTCHERS CALL AND E U Toriatls Sxunres and loe xfiufis\ Retire foals and machinery 3 £ 3t 60., 7 West Van Durencet, ooy MATHES ) MAP RACK, Park stlas, cheap. it 5 01} SALEZTHE BEST SN duces taade to it yor IGUT-CAN MILK ROUTE FOR SALE. INQUIRE 4" at 367 South Desplaines-st. e SALE-IIOTEL LOCATED WITHIN TWO blorkx of & new State Capitol now belug baflt at 2 o8t of $11.000,040 [n n youn ¢lty of 20.0%) fhabitanty and growing rapidiy value of bulidin and ground 000; Tent of hotcl 15 $3,000 and hotel office 30xG0 feet on first private party.Addre ONEY_TO 1.04 upwards on first: The foliaze required for houseReeplng, all grades, carpets and ol crockery, Rlassware, Ensy payiitents. E 3fetropolitan Bioc! £60,000, furniture of store-Tooms 3 tlovr. Address 1 URNITURE, COMT) £D ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, MA- chinery, dinionds, warchouse receip 166 East Washlugton-st., Lioomn 23, ONEY TO LOA: planos, maching Collateral sécurity. ONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, 24 other good uecurltles. 100 Dear* AND HYDE OF 1i RODMS FC URNITORE OF ANT 3 kind gheap for cash oF on €asy monthiy payments, ghould not fafl to exumine our stock before purchasinge. We nave superfor’and medium parlor, chamoer, and dining-room Turniture, carpets, stoves, crockery, and goods of ail kinds, which we ure selfing at auction prices. Houses and li¢log rooms furnished bottom prices on easy niontbls payments, HIRT THE WORLD I'R0- it $225 each, or «x for $13; ent fows locatton central, down-town; dress It 6%, Tribune ottice. some cashh and tim fuud the money. tory, 189 Deardorn-st., nesr Po. waer golng East. OR~ SALE—GOOD CORY and dweiling, with lot ancrifice, for a {éw days, w remaining stocks $400 OWNEK. 1357 'OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CLEAR CITY L _property or Western lund-—4A half Interest {n one of the most valuable inventfons ever dress or call on J L, ioom 14 Unlted Bulldtog. Chicago, Ili.. [OR SALE—GROCERY horse and wazon, 21, Tributo office. -VERY CIEAP—GOOD GROCERY Oft cxpress wagon, patent wheels. Call Sunday at 220 GROCERY STORE i(x135 to ‘alley, nta great hor without tixtures and i balance tosult. Address FOR SALE—53-FOOT HALF METAL m;ll!. S-L(;n"lil case, !l-;mntll, : il outsid» crse’ 5 aiso lans Tovkinic-ilass S6: all are barzatns. 183 Déan ONEY TO LOAY IN LARGE ORSMALL SUMSON Mindison-st., hear the brdg PRIVATE FAMILY ABOUT GIVI thelr Kuods At private sale Tything in Qirst-class shaj i S abaah - MR Of LW eut5-necon st Address . BV, g nd-st. Ac R 61, Tribune ofiice. & L TINS WEER WE SHALL OFFER A LARG Tine of Liousehold goods that tust be sold 1o Loy advances: chawver sets, parior sufta. 75 and 80 Van Burcu-st. NY PARTY LoOKING FOR 1 GO0D SECOND, n_lmprovem: on¢at RUSSELL'S, 159 Wons Marhautigte 0 B FEW OlL STOVES U 183 Dearbornces. Rouschold or other goods: current rates. FIDE 11y SP0HAGE COMPAR I, 78 and 80 Van Buren-st, nousckeeping will ai & sacritice for cash; oand house of 10 i, ing feature of JPOLSALE-3 YOUNG CALF AT 168 MICHIGAN- atented. Ad- TOARD OF TRADE MEMBERSH o ADE MEMBERSHIP, ‘Tribune otice. ADE MEMBERSOIP, ITURE, PIANOS, v, liouses, or any goud chattels o cof K, 190 Denrborn-at., K 1N SUMS TO_SUIT, OX.COL- L1 0. D. ORV1S.88 Washington-st. JICKELS IN SUMS OF §2 AND UPWARDS CAN be find {1 exchange for curreacy at the couuting- Toom of the Tribune Company. NNIES CAN BE HAD IN EXCHANGE FOR ‘carrcney at_the counting JILVER- 25 A fce-box, etc., cheap for cash. “BOILT BiLL- balls, snd couatery, SALE-S40—A GOOD MODER; L' fard-table complete wh c EMPIRE BEDSTEAD CO., 353 01 SALE-FU: ONEY TO LOA Iateral security. lete of a drst-cl Ti-catate oiles.” o ~class real-cstate otlice. e njz‘tlhunu oflice. o £ A T HALF INTE] ! Galgand retall micat busluess. 1o leave the clty, apd must sell. tng abusiness Wil do well o investigate. Address 17, Tribunc ot FOR SAMPLES WE will sell at ahout balf price; also 50 oli-stove ovens each. Call_early hefore MACHINE CO., 59 State. NITURE AT THE FACIORY. st., between Micizan and Wa- hash-nys., und save rtaller's proft; loweat pricea fu SALOON AND FINTURES; WILL scll very cheap for cash ot 220 State-st.. coruer > cot m_of the Triounc. 50 CENT PIECES 3 of $i0{n exchange for carrency st counting-room of Tribune Company. 0 LOAN—SUMS OF §500 TO $10,000 ON CITT aid farms tn this viclnits at lowest cur- EIL, 12§ Lasalle-st., Room 1. S D £2,000 AT 8 AND 10 PER cent, £,600, $5,000, and $10,000 At 7 and 8 per [ 72 East Washington-st. MPROVED FARM PROP- ithout commlssions. Address CORRECTION. To the Editor of The Tribune. Cmicaco, Feb. 23.—Your reporter, in his ac- count of the meeting of the West-Side Red- Ribbon Reform Club, makes a very grave mis- take when he asserts (as he does in this day’s TripuNg) that said Club * is under the auspices of the Clicago Christian Association.” under the auspices ol no associution, und by its constitution it could not be, one of the reguta- tions thereef being that it must be non-secta- rian and non-political. The Club numbers among jts members—and is glad to number among its members—men of all creeds. are welcome; be_they Protestant or Catholic. Jew or Gentile, Republican or Democrat,—it matters 1ot so they but prowmise to piedze of total abstinence from intoxicating EvwiN A. RiCe. ————— THE SONG OF HOPE. At eve, into the cottaze-door, Borne on the breeze, there came A'song 1loved in days of yore— A sad and plawmtive steain. Tt eoothed the thoughts of grief and care “Chat filled my weary brain, S0 eoftly floated on the afr That §weet but mournful strain. It told a tale of other years— Of hopes that bloseomed bright: It tola of childhood's Joys and fears, 1ts unalloyed delight. Sweet recollect:ons of the Came crowdiug o'er my They tled, too berutiful to fast, The same as that sweet strain. It ceased, and left me-sad and lone, My anguish to control; Then came a grand, minj That stirred my fumost sonl. In richest harmony it rose, And torilled with Iife and fove, And, a3 it sank to calm reposc, 1t jed my thoughts avove. (will it any oll stove) for thiey arc gone. FLORENCI UY YOUR FUE and 26 Van Bure: SALE-GENTLEMEN'S RID GLOVES, TIT sion 3-butcon: light aud dark suades; w atzes from 7 to 8%, S1. PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, nd notion stores best loca: Calt or nd rcssm‘rhln;-flm—n. i 0P, COMPLE tde, for $400. Iinery, dressmakin: LARGE OR SMALL LOTS OF furniture of private_ residences purclused. Address A F W, 733nd 80 Van Buren-st. JOR SALE—A LADY WISHES TO DISPOSE OF A ¢ts, ‘mirrors, -parlor Call Xonday at 277 State-st., zood_ocatl T DREYER & CU., 98 Dearborn- ASH PAID ¥ - o houseold good R SALE-THE CONTROLLING INTEREST OF o well-estabiished legftimate cash busines ‘capital required $1.500. For rifculars apply to J. §. GOULD, Koom 12 McCormick lock, corner Dearboru and Randolph-sts. ALE-PHOTOGRAPI GALLERY, ALL IN wiil sell for haif ft cost. and with balance monthly pnyments: rent £ year; must be sold before 18t of March. LL, Real Estate Agent, 188 West Mad(- MUSICAL. SQUARE GIRAND:. 734-0CTAVE, 3-STRING HA let, Davis & Co. plano, but lttie used, will sell, With cover and (ool for $250 ¢: Drofita nnd steady sale handgore et arove, and other pleces. 000 erty at gper ceat, Wl M 25, Triburc office. TANTED—TO BORROW-S$L000 FOR TiIT five years on an 8)-foot Tot {n hears of eity, fm- proved and 1onting for $1,500 per gnnum; will pay 7 drect with principals. iy . . KIMBALL, comner State and Ada T RETAIL AT THE FACTORY, PAGLOE U gans at orices beyord competition; $50 and upwaril n Sonthly pavinents. casli, or 6 rens. NICHUOLSON ORGAN CO.. 63 kast Indiana-st. WEET-TONED PIP CORNELL, 653 Cut 'Ok SALE—THUE F1 URE. OF A 11-ROOM House, and in one of the beat locatlor all new u vear ago; sickness compels me to scll. Iribune o2ice. QURNITURE~WE JMAVE patlor sultcs that we will Fetafl at cost for a short b 300, MeDONOUGH, WILSEY 200 South Canal-st. - TURE OF A SIX- emall payment dow: Dest fn_the market. OVEESTOCK _OF T, LOUD-VOICED, T ANTED—§15,000 FORt_A TERM OF YFARS AT 0,'8 feet ifeh, for 3t 0 commission. Address I3 10, Tribune, §5,500 ON WELL- 00 commissions. 31 Ot SALE—A PAINT, OIL, GLASS, AND WALL- paper business, oxfablisiied 10 ycars: for sale on account of poor hieaith of the proprictor: thebusiness is in good order, amall expenees, and am wihillng to take Lait,_cash and hialf on timne on good securlty, Address 12, Tribune office. 1t SALE—\ FINE SALOON IN GOOD LOCA- tioa; wiil be sold cheap: satisfactory reasons glve: forachinic Apply o T. 1l MAMAN, 8§ and 63 ust ANTED—_FOR S OR 3 YEAL improved instde real estat 39, Tribune office. ANTED-TO LOA ‘on 12004 {mDroyod Tribane ofice. ANTED—COT? T PNG=WILL FX P 11, Tribune of GEORGE STECK & cottagd, nearly news Tiousekecping OR SALE—A 735 OCTAVE Co.” plano, 4% a bargain, at 1075 West Wastung $2,000 FOR FIVE YEARS ty realestate. Address ML, NTY, OGDEDS AT A FAIR DIS- driss P 74, Trivane office. y ANTED—A LOAN OF '$8.000 T 8,000 AT 8 or cent for three_years on Michigan-ay. resi- Adreas ¥ 67, Tribune ofl CHEAY rOp West Madlson: LE—A WELL-ESTABLISHED COAL YARD A zvod chanee for 4 man with small The hest, of reasons for selling. 403 und 410 VWest Van Buren-at. OR SALE—COAL YARD, WITH GOOD CUSTOM. Cali 8t 150 West Van Buren-st. Monday. FOR SALE—ON. locaifon on Shutl e perioce O 4 165 Washington-su. NE_PARLOR SET of 7 pitces, onlv i moiths in use, for breech-load~ sum, 10 bore, good saooer. dence and Tor. ANTED—LOAN net, for 5 years or longer, on_well-rented i Address N 63, Tribune office. D—TWO LOANS—ONE OF $12(00 ANDG Nt for 5 years, on fm- roperty. Arst-class “location: Wil ‘Address for two dnys P46, TEALEOD E 3 5—71% OCIAVE 01 SALE—OR: E use .;b;:?nln. 5% g Address P42, Ol SALE—A SPLENDID STEINWAYT FIANO. X dadre . Tribune otlice. O SALE—CHEAP FOI gont Chlcker(ng plane ¢ . Inqulre at 1. GOLDSTEIN'S, 561 i HGAT COTTAGE _PLANO-S100 L cash, if taken Tuesday. Address L 99, Tribun: ST AND LARGEST aper and_ window-shade storcs on the Vest dress P 14, Trivene otlice. OR_SALE-STOCK OF GIOCERIES AND FIX- dol business. Cash or Southern MMER, 15 ‘one of 54,000, At S per prosed North Stde y 1 per cont commi 00DS AT PRIVATE SALE THIS WEER have househiold goods to dispose of, pply or address HYOGES & CO. CASH—A VEKY ELE- ange for bousenoid fall yalue of them, oj D—840040 Tt $500 FOI SIX MONTHS TO 1N~ e o seirale F0 TounBCsttaTie nur- OR_SALE—T] ; falr Interest allowed. ASIT PRICES PAID FOL SECOND: usehoid goods n larse or smalllozs. L, 51 T SALE-AN ESTABLISHED COMMISSION business on South Water street, In good location. P 47, Tribune ofice. SALE — LAUNDRY TAVING D;)K”DCS“!YI terms cash. 5 PEX LETTER~TO YOUNG MARRIED FOLKS, and ail contemplating marriige. tiknlty to begin hansekeeping, We ¢ aileled inducements fo - prices and terins of pasment on all housenold gooda. plete a single rvom or a whole house, all ready to roa, Some eash down, and the balance We have a complets and exiensive aiock of furniture. carpets, stoves, dding, and all household and most ¢quitable terms In the . £25 and up: parlor sults, $35 sud. ed’ Empire Parlor Bedsteall S35 and up. Ing OF §2,000 ON IMPROVED ntz. Whitcaide County, 1I.. worth ot & low valuation §6,5(0, at notover 8 per centnet. 128, Tribune ofice. —WANT THIS AMOUNT FOI 3 YE. welil nay 10 per cent Inierest: ansign pal 1ollcy for $5.000 fn Connecticut Mutust Life-Insurance 2, I'ribune ofice. TO $05,000 TO LOAN ON CHICAGO property: Chicago money owners, _Call between 1 ‘and 2 p, m. Apply ot 33l offeriyon unpar- \ie will furnish ¥ TO ANY MAN WITH small capital: city and county right for sale on o articie; call and fnvestigate. S, 263 Madison-st., 1koom 8. ND STORE, NO. 00 BLUE 1siand-av., with Tull stock of new and sccond-hand Iousehold zouds. 3 CIGAR STAND, NEWS DETOT, 5§ West Madison-st. R SALE_DBIG MON ava duy's Dol T ON & HAMLIY CANLY weekly or mo D2 NGE IN CH, NEW AND FH'-ST\ LA In order to dizpose of ET ORGANS— ES! ORGANS TLY REDGCED PRICES! s aumber of stvles which we d from our catalozue, and of which no ¢ manufactured, weoier thet at retall at 0Lt SALE—SECOXD-I1A youtne 1owest price: re new orand, tully equal to any made by ok, ditiering only 10 that the cats are not of the latest Tliey Wil be sold for cash, or for easy pay.nents, or rented untll rent pays. A MASON & HAMLIN ORGAY CO., aud 252 Wabah-arl, Ch 95¢ und up. N, OId’ mried 10,53 cxn Dirnish up thelr houses on Iy advantageoils terms. (LOT: TE. JUMPANY, 333 West Madleon: S=NOW 15 THE TINME 6. witile prices are jow e Stcls Of new Loust furnishing goode, stoves, crockery. furntitire, and ¢ pets, whicl we will rell at_the lowest possible prices on casy monihly payments. ‘The only drm [n Chicago that ca furnimh 3 Dowse A LOWELL &CO., N EAST PAYME styies of furniu; TO LOAN AT § PER CENT ON CHI- capp Teal estate. and other sums to sult i lnm.l-.l‘lnlel. C. J. HAMELETON, 25 Clark-st., and mornfug paver route. R SALE-GRO It seemed to eay, in accents mild, **Restrain thy heart from sin, As puileless, pute, as when a child, That God may dwell within, ™ Oft, when the evening-shades draw near, And ccased are xounds of strife, I wait the gentle strain to hear Y AND LIQUOR STOCK, with'lense of one of the best standson the WWest Eldes only cash customers need apply. TO LOAN ON CITY IMPROYED PROP- erty ot 6 _ner ceni; mo commission. MICITAEL BRENNAS, 211 South’ Clark-st., Corner 1 SALE-DRUG-STORE. ONE OF THE business corners in Chic: good _trade, eslablishe] Dhalance'to sult. Address DEI rier 23, Chicago. LE—A WELL ESTABLI iness tn a count USICAL INSTRUMENTS TUNE] paired ac the Organ Factory, 63 East Indiana-se. Bust factlitles for hirst-class work, and low jri TO LOAN I\ SUMS FRON Sw0 UP- reonal sceurlty or chat 163 Lasalle-3t, 0T 8 OFF 10 MONTHS, TO d Lasement fron and stone frant stores costing $15,000; can make lender ly to F & M, 38 Metiopolitan Jilock. AT 8 PER CENT: swalier wums on_ city property and Y, 188 Razdolph-st, wards, on goad 1 wait, my heart oppressed with grief, With woe a num'rous train Butah! no batm affords relief— 1t does not come again. ‘When Death shall break Life's golden cha n, And carthly ties are riven, Orce more, perchance, 'twl To lead to God and Heaven. TS AT CASH PRICES—ALL . Brassels and {ngroia o and everstilug K BOURKE, 02 Weat cicy, forlcash of fn exchange 3 21, Tribune oftice. A 3, c1 nish o house complete. , UL fogs; all kinds of b ehalrs nnd parent ro Cii A ner grocery store: will el 1ot $1,400, of trade and 2ash; puing West: o bargal Trll G 10 HOUSEREEPLS t all bz filied 50 per cent less than ot everyihini e Please calland examiae b 820.000 ETERSON & 1. lete fOF houseie ore maklnz aselection elsewhic: oF than ever berore CUBSWELL" it come again, R [ o, shosmaker aud cablneunaker. TILES, 99 Madison-st., Roum 7. NTLEMAN WISHES 70 ENGAGE TN A stralghtforward paying husiness that will require 20 fo £1,%00, he can ret tull particulars by address- 1t 52, Tribuoe ottice. NDRY FOR SALE—GOOD TiaADE WELL LS- . Sickuess cause of seillng. Address P 86, Tribune offlce. N ACCOUNT OF ILL-TIEALTH, T AM COMPELLED tosell my businéss; caplial requl $1,000, Would take apart [n first mortczage on city Sales, S3,000 per year. West Jiadison-st., 0ppo- & CO.. 9% Dearborn-¢ and elsewhre. W C. M YEPAILS FOR STOVE! old stoves repalred equal 5., near Desplatacs. Ti—A GOOD CHAMUEL E_EVEDT VIERE, . Uriters by inall Tecu BLOOMFIELD, Twenty-eeconi. DIANOS AND FUIL ‘poliahed by one who 35, 63 South Clark-st. and 13 il be utedded to, and work warranted. FPHE BEST ORGAN FOX THE LEAST MONEA IS n futrons throug - dison-st., or 1 we hlave cizabiish Braceh VEces in i different Divisions. as desiznated below, where navertiezmenis will be taken for the same price as charzed at the Maln Ofiice, and will be received until 8 o'clock p. 1. quring tne week, and untll 9 p. m. 1, WILCOX, Bookseller and statloner, ‘near Wabash-ay. Newsilealer, Statfoner, etc., 1009 West-Side News Depot, 1 corner of ilalsted-st. ICK, Jeweler, News-Dealer, and Fancy -8t corner Lincolt. PERSONAL: ERSONALZWALTER DURPHY: EV son of Lils mame is requesied o send iifs ad to the undersizned. By 6o doln learn _sumethine to_is advantase. Attornes-at-Law, Itvom 10, noriheast corner d Cliestnutests., 5t. Loufs, Mo, MARTIN SHAY, YOU ARE wanted at 1055 [ndlana-ay. at once. 1{SONAL—A GENTLES pursizit, liandsoi the acquainiance of A iad 153, Tribunc onice, NAT—A YOUN . O a half fnterest in afine trade and making moey. A kood chanee for_a ung man with the cash.” Address L. T WANTED~IN THE WOOLEN ng. “splend(d chance to a man with $5,000 oom 20, Burdick Hotse, } WANTED—EITIER ACTIVE £10,000 In 1878 and $15.000 {0 ness which {s not oniy entirely safe agalnet 1083, hut one schich will yleld a net return of not less that $1000,0C0 {0 nve yeark: references given and requlred. NTED~WITH 53,000 facturing busiuess pasing larze proai references required ond given. REv-Second et TR ED Radrees N B 105,000, Cail ator addre: 1 exchunse for cicar suburbun tripune ofilee, IRFANTED—TO SELI—PART OR ALL ¥} “clesant furniture on unper foors of 2 house for reut. Call at premises, 70U WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE IF YOU DUY our new und sccond-hand stoves at RUSSELL'S, M: l!mfl-!h Ol stoves taken in exchanye. OULTRI-PLACES, GAUDENS, TO 1 for sale_Flnest plnte rounds in this counts. ~ED- We call the secial atteotion of purchasers to thiz new style, whicli combines beauts, durablllty, amd Over 500 orgaus and 1870), to engage In 3 busl ALE—ONE OF TIIE BEST established 20 years; the all the mones he needs: will ichi; this s 3. chance seidoim offered. Address or call on' A, M. TRUESDELL, 17 ‘anexcentionable present owuer ias mad £ell on accoun -HAND CHULCH-OF TBALGAINS! ass and coupler...$60 w8 recdd. Lwo banisfol tization_desired: 100, Tribune ofic KESTAURANT ront; call 10-day. laquire av334 Stata-st. "0, RENT ~ OLD-| 8toro of 10 years' N A MANUFACTURING st sell immedintcly taple article and trade es- “Tribune vttice. AN, WITH $500. O sALE. usiness, with tablished. _Addrees DARTNER WANTED= o to joln another with like amount in some paylug Address 349, Tribune o6lce. RTNER WANTE another sboo store: 1 sm makIig money now: is the best Investment which you will itud. Addres 8. Tribune office, with full nome. TNER WANTED—WITIL $10. ‘cash, In the wholesalc flour business; trade estab- ifshed. Address, for five doys, L 01, Tribune office. __ RTNER WANTED—WITH $10,000; SECURITY for the money Invested. b AKTNER WANTED—A MANAGING PARTNER ublication of & monti o capltal: references exchanged. Address P 30, Tribuge. WANTED~IN & NEW PU 3 must have $700. * New'and second-haud o [ : STORY & AN, 21 State WO SECOND-HAND CIITE <dFAtey arzan, 4 sets soeds, sub-bass, and coupler, 71 Prince & Co. orzan. 4 scts reeds, two banksof keys, 3 and pianoa at great bar- & CAMP, 211 State-t. ANTED—I WILL PAY $40 CASIT FOR A S and-hand orzan; must be sirsi-class condl: Addruss N 60, Tribune otlce. E_OFFER FOR SALE ONTIL MARCIH 1 followlnz sscond-hand organs at the very lowest 1 double reed organ, $35. 1 Smith oraam: 383 Smith organ, £6). g top Organ (glb\'c.’lh]oullbfl). $00. ¥ orehestrul 10 stop ongan, 1 Goubre:bani 14 stop orian (fur church or lodge), 00 Second-hand pisnos ITor 360 Lo 250, 500 new planos (n store for sale on- Installments if re- W._W. RIMBALL. corner Statc and Adams-ste. ‘posacasion 150 Of Marci. C nd accomplished, would 1ike ¥ of menns maicimontally in- FD—A MAN WITII $500 O2 S090 TO TAKE Doif Inteneat In a respoctablo paying. business. Address 3 29, Tribune office. ANTED—TO BUY OR RENT- “with o without fixtures ases; elegant and very cheap, 200 East lan- and pedal-bass, $95. New uad secoud-land orean TADY WOULD LIKE A inan friend who will ussist hier’ tinancially. 2 SALE—A GOOD WATCH DOG (A DANISI oodle) at 191 North Curtls-st., up-statrs, in rear. O SALE—10.c00 NO. wholesale prices; all siz=s. Come agd see Tor your- Beélves al 350 West Chicago-at OR ™ SALE—OR EXCII Trade _membership—Fixtures, gcales, desks, eacks, cases, cic., comp! fcap siore rent: on South Water- S4 T Address X 75, Trib- 0 TO $15.000 ERSUXN A L-WEST MADISON SATURDAY VEL-IX heht, 1500, £ Noordecn, chat with feiends o L ELONBILROIS 0T or2, hack to grocery and meatmarket, to D) bali's 4nd home. ANTED—LIVE BUSINESS MAN WITH CASH capital to fnvest fn and manage an A 1 staplc spe- clalty for_the Northwest. Chicago houses. dresa P 07, Tribunc offiet NTED=MAN WI(TH CAPITAL TO E: in a fucrative business, ~ M %, Tribune office. WILL BUY TAl ning patents reiating to adjustable mir- rors that cost $15.000; reason for selling, other busl- ness; good demand for the gonds. SEARS BROS.. 48 iange Bullding. corner Clark and Washioton-sts. ENSTIRUCTION. MUSIC TEACHER ON TUE SOUTH SIDE WILL ve plano leusons 1nexchavge forsewinis. 13, Tribune oilice. T)EAF | MOUT! ART) Kinder:zartener of experlence will estabifalia kin- 2 {n which deaf mutes will be Laught articul For turthier varticulnrs address MISS INEZ 1D, Valley Falls, B. 1. S, ICOTT_PROTOSES TO TAKE A Simall ‘cinss to Europe, for purposes of stridy and travel. . Unususlopportunities wiil be glven for the etudly.0f art. music, and the modern pHeations will be roceived for the remoln at an early date. K Principal Keawood Semio: i MAROTTA & CO.. TEACHERS OF THE nd Jtallan language—Private fnstructions B 1] soquirol. Ao, Orst-class musie fur- and a great sacritice. cuaranteed by best rolits large. Ad- A quict almirer would 1iky Bhco: Audreta GEOHLAN 0K, Tribuns ofge REWARD FOR PRESENT he Lev. J. B, Lo ‘Address P 33, Trivune. Sales unlimited. furnitore, safe,, YERSONAL—SI dress of Strange A. Holman must have S2.000 mission busitess: idress M " Atkinson, Wailae P 10, Tribunc office. ERSONAL—AYOUNG WIDOW OF 20, A STRAN. vouid like as a companion n young one with few frieads preferred. BABY TO P. INTEREST 1IN ER'S TICKET OF BOARD OF il ducs paid for this year. Addre $1.000 Fer fn the clty, iads ahout san, R 54, Tribune o SWANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH 3,000 t0 $4,C00 to Join ‘me in business in “Address for one week N OR SALE—CHEAP, A GOOD 2-STORY TOUSE: can be moved. Address N 55, Tribunc office. SALE-R000 TUBS AND FIRKINS. OVAL. SILVER- nd one table, chenp for cash. 83 this elty; plumoer preferred. 82, Tribune oflic ARTNER WANTED—WITH A CASH CAPITAL of irom 5,000 to £10,00 Lo extend and ensmrge sn already catabllshed manufacturing businesa of ninc yenrs' etanding, with facilitica for producing $200,000 uaranteed, and Cull Inst-class refereaces 0. 102 West Chi- ERSONAL=FROM 5 P. II. I WILL mect 50u Thursiay on thie same corner at ap. m. LOST AND FOUND. D—A POCKETDOOK: T1 havo 1t by paying for adverusing. Soutn Water-st. OFSALE—TWO _SIX-FOOT, piated show- Inquire at MA. AERICAN CYCLOPEDIA (NEW). Geolagical Survey of Illinols. 6 volume: mals of North America. 87 plates, G “ngland, 5 VOIs., $3; 10, Send for catalosue. store, 102 Madlson: Perfect satlstaction lberty glven to iovestigate. glven. Call on or address JACOH B. 1 of thie Northwestern Planing-ill, ABOUT $1.000 TO THE GLASS COUNTER AND artitiou of the German-American Bank. Inglre at I, GOLDSTE OST—TAREN TROM IN FRONT OF ARMOUR & Co.' oilice, 159 Washiogton-st., Saturday after- white stur and stripe in face, long two white fect In front, onc white fool be+ hind, open side-spring light Dugky. painted _black, lald bianket. Liberal 0K —WFE_SHALL SELL A CATA- Towue of English books on \Wedncada) ‘our salesrooms. 174 East landolphi-st. ASH PAID FOI BOOKS—STANDARD WORKS ood_prices. Defore you sell your ‘curner Madison and Dearborn-s. 2 I-CLASS LIDEARY OF A CLDW;" Foud 39 new, at a ‘Trivune ofilce. .E—60 VOLUMES OF CONGE EAP—TIE FIXTURES OF A FIRST- d4 store, very desirable for AGE BLOS. & noon, birck mar Fetall fancy goo e T Sl or addriss CU., Siadison-st. and Wabash-av. SALE—AN Ei case: American watc RTNER WANTED—WITH take half Intercst In and extend o good naying manufacturing husiness, which can be satisfactorily shown on Inveatigatlon. Call or address A H I, 115 Franklin-at., third floor, ARTNER WANTED—I JIAVE $4,000; WANT TO buy one-helf or whole insnufacturing business; answer with real name. N 83, Triune onice. WANTED—WITH $10.000 TO SX1.000 i 1B an old-ostablisticd rain cobinission housy hat g a large Western and_Eastern acqualutances refer- Jees Cxchangod. Address COS(ISSION, Gato. Car- fincd buffaio-rove, 0S5, SMITH. Iy and chatn; one goid hunting- case Enjelish lovers one very fine coral set.. Thic above Wil he Suld at about-half thelr value a¢ tie loan olllce, 424 State-st., near Polk. Fbu SALE—A will seil tor 8 Ireas 'SALE—A FINE SILVER B th paxin, and 1 Cannot Tedeem f6. A 78, Tribune office. SHEAP—30 LARGE BLANK BOORS for nbstract and tax books, Inqulre of I. LATEST T3P WHEE T—A BIO ) LU dny, at Fleld & Lelters store. Mirs. E. N. AN 13 Wabash-ay, A BAY MARE ABOUT 15 HANDS HIGH, pounds welght. A reward will be pald by re- furning to 943 Wab: [ ustho =0n Indlana 170 Twenty-sccond-st. ONE §5. AND TWO 52, AND ONE 81, together, by Dr. KENISON, 107 Clark and 106 Washington-st., Room 1. ST—A CORAL EAR-EING west from Paulina-st., or on Campbeli- 1f found Icave at 212 Ogden-av. and ;. GOLD WATCH: Cl ddress P87, Tribunc otllce. ERICAN WATCH; {ven to puplla if required. X BIRnea F "Dile, PAFLies. cice, choap. 02 State-st., near Thirteent. ANO AND VOCAL T. T, petenc Indy teachers. 1o A Hall, ~ licading ot 8l i OR_GUITAL MADE ‘method of teaching by INS—CORAL AND GOLD BEAD or Twenty-second-st. Keturn to WEBSTER'S U latest editfon. _Addrias K 33, [Tribune. RINER WANTED—WITH CAPITAL TO HELP push o luczative business in St. Louls or Memphis: M 69, Tribune oflice. ARTNER WANTED—WITH S1,500, ‘manufacturing: buslness safe and proflts good; best of refercnces required. PG4, ‘Tribune office, 5 RTNER WANTED—WITII £5.000 TO $10,000 2 manufacturing busincss; profits 100 per cent. all 00y orders aliead; cannot make goods fast Dookkeeper and office man preferred. I, Tribuncofiice. EIR WANTED—WITH S0 OR $700 ¢ ‘self out fancy and staple Bracery. 639 West Madi- EASY—A NEW InE T TR csonst torina can be oltained In twenty le: 2 te) STISSES ‘GREEIL 57 East Washington-st. . ESTES ubl(shers, Boston, Mass.. for tho exclualve saje of thelr subscriziion books In the N west, we soliclt communications with persona desirous of obtaining Guizot's llstary of Frauce, Martin's lifs- tory of France, Guizot's History of Engisnd, Knleht's aksDeare. ‘nad Pleturesque “World. § big money fn it N ADIS0N THI8 10 Van Jiuren. TE, 518 WADASH-AY., exclusive representa- f the Freoch standand -‘Imrmcmd 50K SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF ALL EINDS Job-jot men and auctloneers sup- ELER, 14l Lake-et. s—A LOT OF PLATED KNIV apd $1.90 per dozen (85and 95 cents 8 8ct), Job-jor men aud auctioncers suppiied. EiZ, 141 Lake-st. : SALE—A LOT OF ROGEIS PLATED SPO (i for s ot Ieas than factory cost. A. W. Wi SHONGGIRAPHIC INSTITU conducted by P’ tive and translator of systemn; aleo special cla lndics by * 11D SCHOLARSIIP” AT THE_CHIC, merelal, Lustiite andd t tatfon ** exclinnge- German by Dr. Zur rucke. ANTED—ELUCUTION LESSUNS EVENINGS. Adaress B35, Tribuneoifice. LYMAYN, ELOCUTIONIST, —send for new clrcalar, Il please make sppotntment per mail. OY PIANO BY A on West Side. Address ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO GIVE A GENT lessons on the plano. END COLLES Shuatson and Peoris: ziven, with s lphmfl.:p u‘;:, of Paris. France. McCORMICR'S cb, 18, Beethoven Con- 20426 Sec.' K, gollery. Ad- 25, Tribune ofilce. LK UMBRELL. il Monday e shelt hnrdware. L FOI: STANDALD BOOKS, , Tribuae ouice. A.W. WIEEL® cneh for wood rsoms” to weste the Lne couversatiunal from Lincoln-st. to Ashland-av.. arded by returniug 10733 West Mad* Finder will bore & & I:oér URSDAY _AGENES WANTE W TiD_GOUD, LIVE, ACTIVE MEN o Gk to'sell Clark's Patent ¥urtable Fire-g: Ia- ot J. W. D. KELLEY, g3 Madlson-st. A GENTS WANTED—FIRST-CLASS, AT ROOM 1 Aetropolitan Block, 10 canvass for Kenpedy's ney Tiain.odjuster, Wantall families ARTNER WANTED—A PARTY WITI £1.000 TO 'S5,000 can securs a spiend(d openfng fn un cstnb- iished mercantfle business partaership or salars. R 55, Trinune oflice. PARTNER WANTED—WITH 1,000 O MU RE TO ‘s{art & manufacturing business; the same 1s care Tied on in other cltics aud Pays eROrmOUB Profiis; KOOGS, staple and caeh sales unlimiceds, those meaning busl- ness adaress for tve daya, 1t 5% Tribune otfice. SANTEDIN | & JIVE BUSINESS thorousiy andthen you will know. Stato where fnter- view cun be L. L &7, 2 SALE--1,000 DOZ! EN SAW-FILES A Lot of hand-saws cheap. A. H o Finder wfil be sultably returning 10 200 North Carpenter-st. WEST SIADISON-ST., Monrae, o iady's breastpin, coral, set in Ander will be rewarded by leaving it at 307 West Mon- quireof J. W. h wishing lessons Wi NTED — INSTRUCTIO! ANUAE gent. bestuner, LOT OF SMOOTH PLANES ce 60 centa each: ratchicy braces, 1.0 each. A W. WHEELER 141 Lake-st, OR SALE—50 GROSS e its enchs door piancs, . \fi'ZEELZI‘.. 141 LEI(H!.”K L On SALE—100 TONS STRAP AND T HINGES AT 00 cases locks cheap. THE PARTY WI0 TOOK THE WATCH and jewelry from house on_Prairle.av., Sixteenth and Twentjeth-51s,, on Wednesday evening, ‘will be pald 2100 for delivering the same 10 the coach- mAD: 10 questions asked. REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED for the return of the game cockn taken from 11 Cybress-at, the 10th {nst. Address X 78, Tribunc. GESTIONS ASKRD FO! niz-case watcll, N0.15, 685 Jiade by Joe Johntn .. Liverpool. with chain and key attached, to licom 33, 115 Randolph-st. BUILDING MATERIAL, iv IiST-CLASS PRESSED BRICK, MUND JOMNSTON, 831 Wabash-av. N7 ANTED—30.000 BEST EUR,_ JOB FONT Tor sale in whole 9r Dy the fonk. 153 Washington AND NEWSA s N 76, Tribune. E OF PHONOGRAPHT, ted by French lesa than facto WHEEDE: 197 Lakest. o o TROR BALE—SMALL GENEVA FLUTING-TRONS at 10 cents each or $1 perdozea, at ** The Fair,” corner State aud Adams-Ati. Ot SALE_TACK-TIAMMERS AT 75 CENTS A r dozen; 2-foot rules, S1.35 Ir, " corner State and Adams-sia. ED—WITH $10.000 TO 15,000 il constiruta tho wole &ap- "The advertuser will give sunllcfent Teal estate security for half the investment., and fur- nish an_esiabifshed business profit of $10,000 per. character of tng ad widely known. _Aduress 1270, ° ARTNER WANTED—[ HAVE 1) e e CeOs Tk he i ton of 6,000 to increased to $12,000 10 $15,000 per auUIM. 31, Tribune otiice. ARTNER WANTED_WT ‘doliars In_manufacturis bie. Keferences given. ANTED — MAILING - GALLEYS RTNEEL WAN caah, which am izal of the business. thor and h;vr."x‘x'v.grl. 1y ‘eto couree o Uve losso! Phis aystem uniyereal, pariica ente il be racelved at SLper I teed or money refunded. ‘which will easily net a The moral and business Vortiser {sregarded as A L, and 70, Tribine ollice. 5 AN ESTABLISHED 1: st an_ addi- In cash the profits can be eae ring class thia moni ‘Satisfaction sruara: Otber systems taught it de- POTSICIAN, TS, DR, C. THOMAS, LADIES) ubatetrician, No. and _Dearbora-av. PAID AND XO return of gold huni H t.. bel idicais can obiala rooms aad Tatment e TO LEASE. DAIRY FARM. NEAL s thize 10 &gy good’ dozen; 1-foot ruies $1 pel per dozen, at **‘Uhe Falr, " OR SALE—JOR LOTS OF ST. ATE at less than manufacturers' prices, st **The Falr,” corner State and Adams-sts- S OR SALE—JOB LOT OF SCISSORS AND SHEARS at 50 cents on the dollar, at **The Fair,” corner Etazc and adamasts, ANTED-TO GIVE LESEONS IN 1 D axchange tor board. Atdress 31 85 Tribune ofice. FEW LADIES T0 JOIN CLASSES 1, D ers or sdvanced:; e Nenee Address TEAGHE A forins and lon Cmr—X‘leg' .IU.BBI’;A.\'v 175 South Clarkesi. FEW THOUSAND T, Ao that wili pey 53 | 79, Tribune. INDIANA PRESSED brick, cheap rorcash. E. C.COLE, 144 Dear-