Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1878, Page 11

b THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. APRIL 98, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES. . 11 THE SOCIAL-WORLD. Chicago Occurrences:of the Last Seven Days. Weié;ings and R!atrimonié.l Engage- ments---Club Parties and Surprises. aster Dresses, Hats, and Gloves—~-Some Altractive Costumes. CHICAGO. MATRIMONIAL. Fotwithetsnaine the bard times, Easter-weck of ns witnessed about the usaal quots of 4, clouded financial prospects to the eame have been marked with the Seusl gayety, —though perbaps not on o grand fle ss in former years, when eversbody bud ‘oney and to epare. {tslf-past 7 o'clock last Wednesday cvening a i wedding occarred at Grace Episcopal beinz the marnage of Aunie Gardner, t R. 1l Gardnmer, Esq., and Mr. Frank 1 Spraguc, of the Western Furm Journal. Tue ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Clinton “A reception followed at the residence of arepts, No. 1454 Prairie avenue. e day, at 2 o'clock, at the Methodist Curch at Blue Island, Aise e L. Esmes, Zaugtter of M. C. Eames, Esq., was married to §ir. ¥rank D. Younz, of Blue Island. The young fosple went _immediately to housekeeping at soath Lawn, the house and furniture being the i1 of the brige's father. ‘ies Zoe 5. Gross was married last Thureday af- dence of the bride’s uncle, the son street, to gaie year b parnages. 30 conttary, the Charch, gugbter O 1be bride's On the an ternoon, at the o o. 1t S. Tuthili, on West Jac! yr. Edward McKe, of Janesville. Tee marriage of Miss Carrie L. Lyman, daughter of C. 1. P. Lyman, Eeq., 100k place to Mr. Will- L. Pierce, of this city, last Tuesday evening, 2t the residence of the bride’s parents, No. 1340 Prairie avenue. i 3 "\ private wedding ozcurred at the residence of r. Fred A. Chapusan, No. 1153 Michizan avenue, Jut Thursdos eveniug, in which his daughter, i tlattic, was marricd to Mr. A. Reamer, Jr. ¢ garnage of Mr. Willinm S. Huntingion xnd e Filen T. Darrett wae solemnized Monday af- toroon a3 o'clock at the Cathedral of SS. Peter el e Itcy. Canon Kuowles oflciating. yir. L. B. Uumpbrey, of the wholeeale grocery b of Toies, Fay & Conkey, of tia_city, and e Rentie ¥, Crane, daugiter of Col. J. §. e Wis., were warnied Mon- cuce of tne bride’s parents y left for u:»:‘d‘:! evening, at half-past 8 o'clock, Mies Jpes Y e agughter of 11 1L, Conover, Exq.. e Lone T ST, Frederick J. Keiller at the T ience of the bride's parents, corner of Thirty T etrect and Forrest avenuc. . and 2 (il ot ome to Hoasekeoping at No, 406 For- avene, Rl avense sence of the bride’s parents, in Ba- e areday oveninig, Miss. Mattic M. Patds, only daughter of the Rev, Dr. W.C. Dandy, was married to Mr. Frank J. Magin, of tnis_city, B atber oficiating. M. and Mrs, Magia a1 prescnt at the Palwer liouse, lll'll wi be at ;‘me K’l’) thetr friends atter May 5, at No.733 Mich- Joan avence, < F e Souday evening Miss Nellie Stewart was aedtoMr Lorenzo 3. Johnson, of St. Louis, atike residence of the bride, No. 1175 Prairic av- 53t marriage of Charles L. Bliss and Mies Carric Lven took plsce at the residence of the bride's O OOM Osk Pack, Wednesday afternoon, the lev. Myron Reed. of Indiancoonus, performingthe teemony.. Yr. William Beye, the Deputy-Treasarer of Cook Coumty, was arricd last Monday morning to Mies e C. Lombard, of Boston. ~They are resiging 2170, 370 Dearborn avenue. A quiet bot brilliant wedding occurred last Welnesday evening at the residence of the bride's ‘moter, rs. Armstronz. No. 112 Loomis gy, the coptracting parnes being her only casditer, Miss Lillian M. Turtle, and Mr. Charles W. Iyers, of Janesville, Wis. Wenesday evening last @ strictly private, but verlegant, wedding occurred at the regidence of Ar. john A. Tilton, No. 56 North Leavitt street, XusGracie I Eaton, the beautiful and sccom- jicha danghter of Georze F. Eaton, Exq., llaver- ;L $ass., beinz united to Mr. George C. Wilder, owe f Cuicage’s rismg young men, formerly of Tawmce, Mass. Tue ceremony occurred at 8330, ile kv. C. Perren officatng 1n the presence of posedut the relatives and @ few very intimate Tiens. e PROSPECTIVE DBLISS. Thenarrioge of Mr. Richard M. Troax and Miss JetidacCutcheon, of Brooklyn, is anuounced to ox'pl“flme time daring the coming summer. tr.borry 1. Smith. Jr., and Misa McCormick will bwedded about the middlo of Junc, the wed- amg fjocear 2 Leltimore. Thusday evening, Ar. Georze IL Bowen and 41 Minnie Beecher will be united in marriage by thegev. Brooke Hcrford. SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES. Mrmd Mrs. M. A, Martin celebrated thelr tin reddinganpiversary fust Monday evening at their edeng, N Dearborn streel. There way tlarze cmpany present. A surpsse party was tendered Mr. Louls Gunder- sonat hishome, No. 203 North Ssugamon sireet, evening. clostiz party of the geries given by the La Delle Clubicok place last Thursday evening at Owsiey's Hal. Thorséay evening the ladies of St. Poul's Tni- versalist Sodety gave an infurmal party at Prof. Booraique's Academy. Notwitastandine tne fo- tlemency of the westher. there was a large attend- wee. A ciiee dancing oromzmme, execlient ngeic, and usplendid supper siforded amusement 1 the participaugs until palf-puast 12 o'clock. Last Monday evening Company 1i, First Regi- ®ent I G., deld a tull-dress inepection at the h was attended by & large number of d gentlemen. The Company presented a ey creditable appearance. Tue_literary und musical enteriainment given st Wendesday evening at the residence of Alrs. Capenter, No. 105 Dearborn avenue, was an en- Joyutile event of the season, Last Thurday evening Miss Rosella Jauriet racefully entertsined tie members of the ldle Wild Cluband many of Ler fricndsat the residence of her father. No. 54 Lake aveuue. The Employes’ Associution’ of Carson, Piric & Co.'s dry-zoods houses gave a delighiful eater- : u':!m at-St. Caroline's Court last Tuesday The **X, X." Dramatic Club gave a reception o0 last Totsday eveunne ot Ouweley Hall. - - @ Alrs. McMurray gave s fashionable tea party nesduy evening. Awong the notaole soclal events of the past {Feck was the faucy-dress party of juveniles given y brof. J. E. Martine at Ins South Sice Academy a5t Wedncadsy evening. ‘Lhe uttendance was very rof. and Mrs. Bonrnique's annual danemnte & entuntes, which fook place last Frivay evemmng, prouounced the Suest exioition_of Juvenile gancig ever witnessed in Checavo, The Dall was litersliy packed witn epectatore, Lust Wednesday eveninz » musicale was given #iine residence of Mme Engenic de Roode Sic No. Throop street. utwhich a very entertain fl.::; “p:u;;mmmc v:ss reudered, after which vas Invnguratad, ases Fitzgerald's i aseisted by Fitzgerald's he Arion Sociul Club gave its’ reception at Marune's Morib-Side Academy last l’_ndn‘} even- mg. Tast Taesda evening a v i s g 3 very enjoyabie " si Etreel. by agout thirly of s friend et Laatluesdar eveniiig Mrs A . Bates gave 2 mo-t enjoyubie treat to her fricnds 1 the way of a musics] and reading entertainment at Puri iusti- tate Aehland avenue, ; ¢ firet anuusl reception of the First Reziment Of Lavalry, beld at the Matteson House, wasa de- cited uuccoss. : e full-dregs inspection of Company G, Firt nl';emuumT L N. G., Weunesday evening at the 100rY, %38 @ most creditable exhibhtion, and was :thony;argu company of laciee uid reule- u5 was canducted throuzn tic 1 ieerel evolutions by First-Lieut. A. D. Smith. i hort dancing- proxramme followed the inspec on 2ud‘contined until midnight. 2 The SURP) 3 goni Hon. John R. Noxie, who resides on Michi- -n?l“"m near Forty-sixth street (lyde Park), fod who hee been absent severul weeks in Texus, ed home lust Friday evening, aud his neighe o fave him a surprise. Tuere: were sbout: fiaay persons present, mostly fuimediate nefih-" 2 from the Village of ‘lvde Park ana Town of ¢ (Tae Emerald Comnet Band, flitecn picces, vers much to the eveninz's entertaintent. The Nonpariel Ciu5 vl give 3 M t L X : nvea - = NKI: Hall next Friday e n{‘in Taty arsin 1395 Wasnington Chapier No. 28, 0. E. S.. will [l Aves eocinule 2t the Lalt of the Order, Nos 0 S south Haisted sircet, Tuesday evening wiji Washington and the Onelda Pleasure Clubs givea reunion partyat Soram's Academsy, Goeol Washington ang Green streots, Tuesday Tf:fl}'nnn'_’ people of Epiphany Charch have ar- 21 l; ;;f'r{\_d 'z ;:h}énl t:{;lcéuiumcul m%e gigun 5 cst Slde Academy next Tuerday '}:l:gi for the benellt of St. Luie’s Hospital. e, Hon. s0d Mrs. Sudney Smith will celebrate The B Wedding ™ un the evenizg of Mas 24, X lorlnu reception of the Accueil Ciab will ;.Dlace next Thursduy eventnz at Lincoln Hall. e, Calumet Club will meetat the Woodrafl h-:? Tuezday evenin 2 aMay party Wednesday Eusseil will gi e Javenile Extubition of Prof. Bournique’s. *m¥ will be rupcated. by reguest, Szturday/ n, May 4, ot half-pasi 2 o'ciock. e ) Xier ittle Ward soft thls city last Tueeday 1o "t frionds in S1. Lonie. e i Jennle Armetrong, of Marquette, Mpoh.. n virting Trichds i this cuy for v urned to her home. h‘.',’;"; M. Love, Esq., of the tirm of W. P<Mc- Py Co., left yesterday for Enrope (008 ab- Fhoatl Octooer. W Kate N. Doggett, who has been in ngrldn, . Dias returned to the city, and accupies 1s utthc Gardner House, e, Superintendent. Sherman. of the Stock-Yards, s zous 10 urop with Lis family. ; ana S. Lander, of Beaver Dam, Wis,, is visit- ing friends in this'city. i § § SOCIETY TOPICS. Tt has been proven beyonda a doube ‘that a female having @ high instep 18 quick-terapered and in- chued to poll a street-car driver's hair.if he stops one yard beyond the crossing. Another Richmond in the field. Deacon Rich- mond, aged S5, has just becn united in marriage to Polly Woodworth, sged 61, in Chautauqua County, X. Y. At 20 o woman reaches for the trailing arbutus. At 25 she 18 after horse-radish. At 30 sue digs roots for her blood. Such is gentle spring in the various stages of feminine life. The-ladies of Chicago are unanimous in pro- nouncing 1. R. Duun & Sow's, 260 Wabash ave- nue. by all odds the best place in the city to buy milligery, 15 their styles are not_excelled. even 1m New York, and their prices at_least 25 per_cent lower than those of any other house in the West. Ladies living at 1lyde Park and Kenwood will con- sult their own interests by giving this bouse a call on their way down town. A dreawmy writer says it would be carlous to fol- low 2 pound of siik from its spinning until it be- comes a lady’s dress. No doubt: bui most men would prefer to follow it after it became a dross, and while the laay was m it. _The new otlices of George P. Treadway & Co., at No. 123 LuSalle street, are undoubtedly the most clegant. suostantial. as well as economical, in_the city. The fittings are from orimmal designs, and, bemna wrought in light woods (sh and cherry), they brighten the whole interior, and. lend an air of prosperity quite in harmony with the reputa- tion of the tirm. Taoeir popular iusursnce- agency,one_of the oldest, if not fhe oldest, in the West. havinz been established in 1861, i3 mow very centeally located, being close by the Board of ‘'rade.” Amougiis com- panies are the Lycoming of Muney, Va. ; the Fire. inen's of Dayton, 0. ; the Furmers' of York, Pa, and the Lynchbury of Lynchburg, Va,,—repre. Sntiuig an-agsromite capital Of over 37, 000, 000, An Iflinots small-boy discloses how some red hair caine to be found ‘on two staid gentlemen’s couts, The hair created a ire dous domestic tempest. Hesays: **1just picked up taat there nair, andput some of it on old Smth's and old Brown’s coats; I kep® a puttin' of it on every day, ‘und you jusi bet they ketched it from thieir old wonien when they went home. Smith, he is solemn as un owl, and Srown looks as if he was oin' 1o be hun; Messrs Hotchkin, Palmer & Co., 137 and 139 State strect, are selling Jouvin threc-outton kid gloves at $1.50, every pair warranted and fitted to the hund. What's the use of chasing live butterfiies aronnd with 3 mariet oasket or @ fish-net when you cau buy brass ones which caw't kick for ten cents apiece? without a quibble or excuse, we learn that the Hone Life, of New York, paid the 52,000 loss on the life of the late Futber T. arpny, who diea recently at Jotfet. The loss was paid throuzh E. 1. Kellogg, of this city, agent for the North- west. Leading citizens of Niigara Falls wonld like to eecure in advence the names of persons contem- plating suicide at that village this year. Write Dame und postofice address 1n a plain band. Fire-places can be mude very attractive by using P: Tile Box us just iutroduced Dby him. Samples complete at corner Jackson and Dearbora. Prices very low. © Massachusetts has counted up her fowls and finds that she has over a million. or avout ope hen to every homely woman in the State. Englist gecorated sets complete for $35 and up- wards at Ovington's. Modesty is appreciated even in_a horse. One who kecps bis oeels down svon gains the respect and esteem of his owner. Chojce paintings by Casenova. Jiminez, Zama- cow, Varnicer, Kuwassig, and other artists are on exhibition and eate at Wolcott's, A rare opportu- ity for collectors. The new quarters just occupied by the Davis Sewing Machine Compano, 220 State street, are among the finest iu the city. Strawberry short-cake has made its annual spring debut. As usual, it 1s nothing but the strawberry that ix short. Alarge invoice of the best Mexican hammocks was received last week by the well-kuown hat sirm of A. Bishop & Co . 104 State street, cormer Monroe. ‘They 80, all the dreamy comforts of 2 tropical slesta. A young woman applying for the situation of governess to a village school, bems questivned by the clersymau s 1o ber qualidcations, rephied: +1ain't much of an arithmeticker, bat I'm an ¢1- ezant grammarest. ™ Nme. Lassazne’s French nnderwear house re- moved to 497 Wabssh avenne. Aliss Lovely says that maies are of no account from the tume ladies stop kissing them as infants till they aem agam as lovers. Messrs. C. P. Kimball & Co,, the leading car- riage wen of the West, paid all their employes in gola Ssturday. The Boilalo girl who hasn't caten food fora year will do a great favor if she will send her ad- dress. More then a dozen lundladies here want to muke her an offer. It's s mistake to think modern paper-hang. ing, coneby Drake, Madison aud Sangamon streets, coste more tuan ordinary bangin: Since the existence of the Liank of Enzland, the paper for its notes hes been made by the Portal family, whose ancestor camne over from Bordeaux ina barrel after the revocation of the Edictof Nantes, bringing with him the artof making fine paper, whicli, like those of silk weaving and dye- ing scarlet, was, up to that time, unknown in En- gland. Dr. Robert Munter publishes in another column some startling etatistics of lung diseases in Cai- cago. _A man died in Maseachasetts who had been mar- ried only a year, and received a fortune of £50, 600 from his wife. And what did he do when he found death staring num in the face? Not enrich his rel- atives, s2 he migot have done; he wilted 1t all back to her again, on the simple condition tnat she snould not marry agin. Charles W. Barnes, of the late firm of Birhop & Barues, £ays the rumor that be is running the old store us & branca is falie. 1lis new and nobby styles can ve found only at his new store, No. 145 State street, between Madison and Monroe, Those purchasing chinu and glassware for house- hold use will find itto their savantaze to callat Ovington’ ‘The man who objects to the ringing of a church- ‘bell will cheerfully stand around while two dehting dogs make four times #s muca racket as a bell. Sure care for dyspensia, ** Barrett's " four-year- old New York clarided cider. 45 Market streec. Commodore Vandervilt once visited a epiritual medium, who cowmenced business by saying, **Your first wife wishes to cowmunicate with you.” **Perhapsso, " said the Commodore; ** but it s not woat I came here for. She can wait.” Partics intending to visit the Paris Exvosition this scason should provide themselves with good, serviceublo tranks from Crego & Berdan. No. 149 State street, and defy the baggure-smashers, The modern extravagance in dress umong the women is not without its disadvantages. Accord- ing to the Governor of Utah, it is causinz a decline 1 polygamy, -owinz 1o the inubility of & man to Support more than oue wife. An elegsnt varicty of real Dresden table and fancy vicces opened this week at Ovington's, Tt i6 sard that the better looking of the pair will be the first to make up in case of & family row. Cut thix out for fear your wita will see it und waut 10 be first. We eaw yeeterday some beautiful new style picture frames at Lovejoy & Foster's. ‘When every street-car in _the lund has its space diviged into single seats, lots of us will conxider our iife's work accomphsued, and be reudy to die. ver before since buginnmng busiucss ha we soldall kinds of fine sud_ medinvm furniture at the prices now ruling with us, * kay Speigel & Co., 251 and 253 Wabash uveaue. A An Egyptian mummy at Columbas, O, is said to bé the remains of u wolnan wio died waen she was 2384 years old. The information concerninz her age is #2id to have been deciphered from ber tomb, and it proves two things: First, thut tue Bibie records of the duration of human life ure truey second, that the age of an Exyptian wowan was not Kept sceret after ner desth. Woen the Khedive of Egypt has a grudge against a man he warries his daughter, Forty cents fsn't much for a quart of strawber- ries. Evenslupwrecked sailors, having no money 1o epeak of, treely offer a doliar & pint for fresh water. ges NEW YORK ¥ 5 EASTER SUNDAY. Special Carresondence u The THOUN NEw Yonk, April 24.—It would be bard to Im- agine o prettier, more brilliant panorams than Fifth avenue presented on Sunday before ané ufter church. Itwasa noteworthy fact that many per- sous who usually ride to church, on Easter Sunday walked. Cause—new euit to be displayed. Those who were €0 unfortunnie asto have Do mew cos- tume calculated to strike envy into’ the heart of every femmine beholder and to win admiring plances from the sterner sex, wisely staid at home, or went to churca by some unfrequented route and established themselves guietly and unseen in a re- mote back pew. All others, nappy in the conscios- ness of looking their best, proudiy set their eails in the mild April air, and floated in tnomph ap or down the constantly varying stream ' of elegance. Light dresses were in the 1ninority, although some very lovely ones were seen. The handsomest toilettes were dark rich browns and green, glistening bronze effects with softer tones of delicate’ shades, giving an ary orightness suitable to epring. Velvet dresses, and dresses in which velvet oredominated, were largely shown, and a fancy seemed to exist forrich purple velvet, combined with & pecaliar silk, having a sheen of gold and geeen. A most pecalisr sort of silk ix this, but it is distractingly lovely, and besides is a great and expensive noyv- elty. A superb toilette had the skirt of very dars purple velvet trimmed with a_deep gathered flounce. The bottom of thix latter was finished by o minate pleating of silk about two inches wide. This sllk had o purple foundation, and snowed gleamy of zold ‘and an odd greenish bronze that rippled over the surface like waves. I fear this Is a rather incoherent description, but the goods is _indoscribable, though very besutiful. The polonaisc of silk i open on the left side from the waist down. The bsck is drawn high un % ehow the velvetskirt beneath, and the front s laidin three disgonal folds. A heavy chenillecord s laced across the opening at the left, and terminates inaloop and two tassels. A chenille ffinge, with an_elaborate headine, borders the bottom of the polonase. There i3 a sort of vest insertion, made of velvet and cat in_small sharp poiots at the bot- tom, seach point finished by a_small chomile wwael: The slecves are very odd; the upper part— that is, from snoulder to clbow-—is of velvet, cat where It ends in the ittle points tuat are seen on the vest. From beneath this velvet purt comes plain, close coat-eleve of silk,, with a smuil velvet cutt. ' The bonnet worn with this was a bluck chip, trimmed with o wreath of dark and Jieat pausics and bronze roliage delicately veined witn zold. A FAVORITE COMBINATION appears to te brown and gray, ana very stylish. it is. A hondsome_costume, uniting he two, is of brown velvet and pray summer camel's hair. T think 1 have told yon,before how pretty and desirs- ble a material this latrer fs. 1t1s light, cool, and sott, capable of being gracefully draped,’ and possessing o grest odvantage, in thay it does mnut crumple nor crense. ‘The skirt is of velvet; here a dark rich bro timshed It is troumed with a scant flounce, "The vver- the bottom by a uarrow silk cording. dress I3 of zray camel's hair, with square apron, Znd the back 1% long, and very pleasingly draped. ‘Fhe bottom 18 cut_n points, each one faced with velvet like the underskirt. Every sltemate point is turned pack upon the overdress, and_the pace thus left vacant 18 filled in wich a cheaille fringe. Tue sleeves are of velvet,and a deep-polnted collar is of the same material. The sleeves and-collar sretrimmed with chenille fringé, aud down the entire_front are handsome chcnille ornuments, oval-shined, and having tassels in Lieu of buttone. Worn with this toilette 13 a bune Stuart boanet of i It is trimmed with bandeaus of durk-brown velvet, mixed with luops of gray sst- in. A string of ey foman peacls runs alonz the of the brim. Very narcow striugs of satin riboon, Lwo on eich eide, tic beneath the clun. One pair of them i3 zray, the otner brown. Gloves of gray undressed Kid, with four buttous, com- pleto this very tasteful dre: AN ELEGANT COSTUME that attracted much favorable notice had the ekirt of very dark green silk. 1twas ornamented with thiree doauces, each eIx inches wide. The upper and jower ones were guthered, the centre ones bleated in side pleate. and then cut in points. lu- deed, there seems an_universal fancy for points, and. 'on the whole, it is to be commended, for they are drewsy and graceful. The overskirt {8 a polo- naikc of brocade, a design showing a delicate lorsl design in green und old pold satin_upou ground of twilled silk, also dark green. The polouaise 18 open in front from the belt, und shows beueath 2 sort of apron of finely shirred vlain silk. neck is cut in surplice fashion over a similar shir- ringof silis. The sleeves of brocade reach some- whit below ~ the elbow, and are open all the way up the outdide. Through this opening, ond below the brocade por- ton, shows & close sleeve of flicly shirred silk. This scoms quite a favor- ite style. and. will_ be worn u pgroat deal during the summer. Itis sdmiraoly adapted for Iawns, organdies, und other thin fabriés. The baclk of the polouaise has two Jong revers of pluin dark green sili, piped with the brocade, und ornumented with large square outtous covered with the sawme material, The httle chapeun worn with this churn- ing toilette 15 a regular gem. Itisa coronet bon- uet of finest white chip, and has the corouel cov- cred with moss-green velvet. Uver tius fullsa ost graceful wreath of drooping prasses, and the sced-pods of roses, some green und others brown- ish yellow, A band of old gold satm ribvon ix passed smoothily ubout the crown and fastencd in & large npright vow immediately in front. A pro- fusion of rich vellow roses almost conceal tne crown, ond some of tnem droop over the corunet. A preity and useful dress iv-an overskirt of mivery Dbrocade above s skirt of bluck velvet. “Chis latter is: perfectly plain, but falls in the most graceful foids, resulting from a double box-pleat in the back. ‘Ihe overskirt s 2 rounded apron which is_drawn ucross the front and sides easily, but not loosely. The ends of 1t disappear under the Jarge pleat of the skirt at the back. The ma- terial used i8 a lovely brocade having no’ definite vattern, but showinga wmixture of black, white, and g ich produces u beautiful shimmering effect like: the glisten of eilver threaas. Three rows of black vesvet nalf an inch wide are the only trimmings on: the overdress, There 1S o ost jaunty little vest terminatng in two polnts in front and/-made of bluck velvet. It is fastened with - smull’ silver buttons made In fmitatlon of acorns. & very pretty button, having a moet nleas- ing elfeet. The lttle cout, which s, of course, the complenent of the vest, is of brocade with decp cufls, syuare pockets, u rolling coliar, and lapels of veivewn .The coatis fastened on the breast by two silver battons united oy aloop. A charming wmodifieztion of the Gainesborongh bat surmounts this attractive toilette. It is of black straw ond has a few finc silver threads worked into tne braid. The brim {8 faced with biack velvet and edged witn 2 very tiny silver cord. Bands of bluck velvet auoat tho crown, u listening silver wing at the side, and a clusier of lood-red roses beneath the upturned brim; and behold us_lovely a hut ug & reasonuble being could dostre. A great many of the most stylish dresses were made in the popalar KILT SKIRT STYLE. A very pretty one of Havane cashmere, fine and soft, was much admired. The skirt from the hips down is luid in smooth kilt plents that hang admi- rably. The vest and cost arc hanaromely and compietely made, and are trimmed with silk of the same visde. The scarf which takes toe place of the usual overdress I3 of silk, isdrawn about the Dips and knotted low on the left side somewbat to the back. A pecoliar but withal rather plessing modillcation of the Kilt skirt was ventured upon by 2 young lzdy who 18 quite_an_authority on dress, and whoee initiative 1n this move will probably be followed oy reveral others. In place of the usual full-length “pleats the skirt was covered by three cqually deep founces, Each dounce 18 lald in broud side-pleats; ana 18 edged by un inch-wide bizs told of-silk. In uil otner particulars the dress corresponds ‘with the ueual features of sucha toi- lette. [ think possioly the innovation may be suc- cesstul, especially amony youny laaies Who are very slender acd tall, because it vreaks the long plainness of effect. Easter drew out some other lovely novelties be- sides dresscs. LBonnets bewitching and dewilder- Ing, parasols distractingly pretty, dainty efects of lingeric, as delicate and exquisite in design us the frozt tracery old Winter decorates our windows with,—and THE GLOVES! These are indeed beautiful. It 1s impossible tode- sire or even imagine a color or shade. or a shade of a shade, that one cannot procure. The latest nov- clty in gloves shows the backs elegantly embroid- ered in rich and chaste designs. A delicate plove of eilver gray has the back embroidered in various shades of gray, and uvother of Iyght fawn color sliows embroudery 1n severul stindes of brown. The undressed k1d zloves cnbroidered ure the hand- somest, I think, und all Kinds are very expensive. ‘Those haviug but hittle work and two buttons cost 5, and thence up. Ladies in mourning have va- rious styles from which to select. Black sloves wrought in white, in purple, and in several shades of liluc and lavemler. Other black gloves for ladics not in mourning have the embroidery doncin various brilhsnt or subuued colors, #nd, indeed, the variety is almost infiatte. Bluck lace mitts o 110t et With quiteas much favor ns wus auticipat- edund predicted. But, perbaps, it is carly to sny thig, because the season I3 not, of conrse, suf- ficiently advanced to permit of their being worn. Ladies who pride themseives on the beuuty, the whiteness, and symmetry of their bands urs mux- inyg strenuous etfurts to introduce these luce mitts into popularizy. - And occasionally in o ball-room. or some other full-dress fesuvity one sees wo Jovely hands, gem-ghsteninz and jvory white, covered but not coucealed beneath. the delicate gossumer network. For full dress white lace gloves are selected in preference to black ones, though I think ‘the fatter have a Detter elect. The white ones, being of polnt or fiuest Flewish lace, are very costly; the bluck are not unreasonable in price. ~Tue handsumest onc: of course, cost a nice little sum, buta very exc Jent quality of lace, without buttous or with, may e bad at $2 and upward. During the summer, when kid gioves wre an almost insupportuvie wbomination. lace mitts may be received in fuvor to the delight of the few and the chugrin of the many. AMarTiE S, hauds, and ki Common Sergeant is clected, and for the herth of Common Sergeant, now vacant, the Hon, Robert Bourke is a candidate. THE WEE FOLK. The dearest little pcople that ever were seen Aro the wee folk of the forest, who dress In erecn, AWith their jackets bright. heit eashes so gay, And feathers that float o'cr their caps away. 1 bappened upon them one sultry night, When the carth was bathed in gilver light: But the saucy elves caught 00 glimpseof me, Ax 1 hid belund a sheltering tree, And watched their wild frolics that Summer-nicht, ‘il 1 thought we mortals knew naught of celight. Euch step was so free. it sticred not the wrass Nor the Lvinkliue dew, a5 they bounded past, Teestlniz at fast in u wreen little nook Where the leaflets hung o'er 3 babbling brook. A cricket was humming Bis vesper-hymu, In his peaceful home, ‘mid the shadows dim: Little thought he that a paccel of elves Mimicked the sounds 1o amuee themselves, d shoolk with glee ay discordint notes Went sioutiug away from their tioy threats, Or Iauzhed with delight on catching o look At u roguish fuce in the sleeping brovk. A lute butterfly on bis homeward way, Who had wasted time "mid flowers at play, card these words as he hinzered awhile "o gaze ut the waves in the MOONDERW'S smile: ¢+ Lt us away 10 that star s bright, That winks at us from its home of light: The butterily’s winge will 500u bear us there, ‘And the star-land gcenes ure 80 passing fair.” But. pefore the party conld well decide As to which should take the wonderful ride, The beautiful steed had left thew in frisht, Pausing not till he saw the weicome light: Of the dreily, who, =t that still kour, Lit up the vines i lus own bright vower. Titey sang then a song from fairy-land, 1 Tne happy home of their own little band; ‘e zephyrs jomed in with the joyous song, And bore it ¢'er il and vale along; Wald grusses dauced in peafect tine; Lily-bells rang out icat chime, ew asleep cucd, and stule but 2 81y, quiet peep group who disturied their dreams, While sportiug sbout in the oo's pale benms: But daisies and buttercups, country-bred, “Fhought it time good people should be in ‘ved, And they had €0 much of this sort to kny Thut the frizhtencd little folk hurried away; ey ull bounded guicsly over the plain - I feir 1 never suall see theu Cricaco, Apnl 17, RocRWELL, Osman nu The Sultan’s reception of Osman Pasha is “ He had hardly entered _the cfore the Sultun advanced to ng ceremony as he took hint by the hand, he exclaimed, ‘Here comes my hero! You are the only one that nas sustained the hionor of the Ottoinua arms. I swore to God to kiss you in the eyes should you ever live o return, and now 1 redeem my oath,” With this ns Majesty took the hcad of the hero inthis d both Lis eyes.. Osman Pasha wus moved to tears at this demonstration of af- tection.” —————— A Lesson in Politeness. A young gentleman saved his lifie by an act of politeness. The steamboat Mawenta being crowded with passengers, i young man gave bis chair to an old gentleman and then went for- ward. In lgss thun three rminutes the boiler blew up, and the old gentleman was killed. _— IIORSES AND CARRIAGES, CAR-LOAD OF TIORSES FIT FOR ALL USE 1 very fine dark chbestout. 1,200 soime, fit fur coupe, safe f el tere, "can show 3 minu Al styles of carrlages. phactons, Jump-Seats, canopy-top phaeton: L end-ypring bugey by Coa & Ten roeke, ouly In gmnmlu: 1 s lb‘lvrlnfi by Pepnoyer & Co.; 3 sulkles 2 top delivery wazons by ‘Ten Broexe: 10 express wag- ony, peddlers’ wazons, 4 sets buggy harness, 2 team harnesses. 10 0ts sluald bugey Rarnes. Hories, bug- Flos, B hiarices <0 16k by thg day or weel. Money 3i- vanced; will sell on monthly paymients: can fit yoa out withanything you want in my linez snd must bé sold to Day advances and storage. Come and see for youraelf, ani be surprised_ to se¢ the amount of stock and the low prices. 1. C. WAL 0 and 251 Stace-st. FACT ADMITTED BY ALL—TH\T WE MAKE £3. “dud gelt a better phaeion “for the price thian can b Jroduced by any carrlaze. Souse. fa the United State ‘Inere are hundreds of them now In_ use [n thia c.ty. We also keep on hand an ss:ortinent of ail the leading styies of cartlazes. ANl work guaranteed as represent: ed. Cull and be convinced. 'ARSONS & NEVILLE CARIIAGE MANUFACTURING CO., 208 to 304 Wabash-av. 3 FINE CONCORD TOP-BUGGY, COAN Lroeke miake, very chea x open and top buggie threc'ex -wazots, 118 West and Lake- A BAKGAIN—10 FIRST-RATE DUSINESS HORSES and luares, from 330 to $751 are 1t for buggy or azon, and st bo soid; trial given: also a neat light rond-wagon, and a handsome. gentle, speedy lictle fur $90; can be driven by alady: a stroag tob- uzgy, $45, and four open ones at very low figures, Cull. St you' want to purchase chean tor cash, at 371 Vrest Fitter t.. block east of Blue Lsiand-ov. 5-TEAR-OLD, 50GND, BEOWN HOISE, VERY AL “sylish nnd fait for salé, oF exchauge for heary horse. a1 155 West Washington-at. . FORSES AND CARRIZGES, ', welghfug about 1,200 ds, perfectly” Fentic for lady to drtve. Rired Tor fve thune office, describing horeé. YV E MUST SELL SEVEY HORSES, FIT FOR ALL use, light spring wagon and harmess: alsg road Jrakon for kood itack Bores. "Bk bar f 3 VVEHAVE IN STOCK AND FINTSHING & FOLL n‘rYb assorument ofiour urequaled busiacss and pleas- Drebuggles: also rockaways, broughas, coupes, 1izht Srrlikes ond rhacions Caneord erfiress “Wizons. ., most reasonabie prices, and_fnvite In- 7 NOYER & CO.. 30010396 Wabash-av. W ANTED=A GOOD BUSINESS HORSE, 1.000 T0 1,100. 6168 i I rentis Galt o1 190; 610 8 years Gld; must be sound and weatic. VANTED—A GOOD \DELIVERY TIORSE 20K e o nce 124 Slenomonee:a) « NP ANTE " SOITARLE Wayren-x SINGLE, JIARYESS, SUITADLE Tora coupe oF rockivbyrifinst be cheap (for ED—TO BUY—FOR CASH, A EARRIAGE | JJOR SALE—OB JOTS— 4i¢ shoe-Taces, 51¢ shoe-lace 50,000 paver cuff: fron teashoons. Tron table-pool. Dust-pans - P e enL? Ducmeg-grate Ipvorted lungh-bask CBeap SPORITINE FATILY E. 3 L Corner State and Adams-is. =" Send for catalogut LOT OF OIL-STOVE OVENS. 73 Ccnisand ‘$1 each. Flat heaters, 40 ceats each (Wil At any ofl-stove). to ¢lose outlist year's muck. Callnt once for a banaln. FLOKENCE MACHISE ', 50 State-st. 1t SALE-JOB LOT OF SINGLE UARNESS, s1o cash) and tn perfect ordern DK. SOMELS,; Grand a set. L. A. STOLL & BRO.. 107 East Ran- Pactiic Hotel. S iv dolp-st. b VW ASTED=A GOOD, S0UND NORSE FOL LADY | [OK SILE-I00 LOTOF TRUNKS AND VALISES. Y i drive; must bé gentte, aad airald of woiblng. LA STOLL & 107 Byt Landolph-st. Address W 82, Tribunc otfice. TOOLS, PATTERNS, AND w 3 1 Tt fay west Madlson-at., buscincat. " ANTE earri: TIGIOY, PHAETON OR BASKET mustaf gheap for cath. Address for &t N four doys 5 W £ D—FORCASH, CHEAP—A GOOD PHAE- n or lizat low buzgy. Apply atofice of Atlan- tle Hotel. ‘WIDOW L SELL THE PROPERTY 4 of herlute husband, conslatiniz of une very hand. ‘sowe an ylish bay horse, 6 years of aze, he fs very 1u3t nud without fault; aud one excellent saddie-horse, color brown, bt 15 cnuirky bullt: 3 first-class end spriug :(lg:‘\:x‘:"ll}‘l“ "rb(l:é:l;cmllfl rne: wllllscl‘ll together or cparate at o i rifice; no horse Juckeys need ap- DIy, Apply at 265 Michigan-uy. £ I HANDS Spring, canopy-top, ne ly ne eell for $123; new fari wagon oo N 18 Twenty-sece L. VATE SALE_AT 106nd 109 Washington-st.. 3 ur carrlaizes, vpen aad 1op bu; '3, grocery s, ¢lC., 10 pay advauces, - Money advsuced on property left on sal DOCTOR HAS NO FURTIER USE FOI FINE horse, Lop bugyy, and liarness, all ta good vrders Tust ho sold, If at & sucrlge alzht Jeaves clty Tuesday mor AT SOME PRICE FO 4X." goud order; will sell noraes separate and give sat- fafactory trlal; ‘oue G-sear old, sound, stylbu Lugey uitable for a lady to drive, $50. Call goun st cur Twenty-nins A Gooy. 1 PITAETON, T¥0 GOOD LA 4\ daus. a poed phaeton; sli s¢cond-hand and n gvod rder. _Address Y 46, Urlvune onlice. LAKGESTO 5 for sale. T glass-front lsndaus in perfect order; bafl by Kilism & Co.: Brewster & Co. top and opeu luggies, Coon & Ten Brocke half-Lop park phiaetons, Brackett & Tuttle, T. H. Brown. and Pennoyer tof wagous: all for saié at preat bargsths, The largest and Liest $10CK of new work In the West for sale ot prices Deretofore unkaows. C. L. KIMBALL & CO. 0-SEATED CARRIAGE ' VICTOLLA. ” SIDE A Torop biiy, aad jikiit road wagon Tor sile. 1A HULMES, 88 Wusninzton-at. i Cost S 3. ' hurness oad one ‘V’Axrfln—A GUOD SECAND-TTAND SET COACH harness; also light set double and single rubber- triymed, for cush. _Address § 8, Tribune office. v WA D—A LEATHER-TOP PIAETON TN exchiange for & Lillle’s chilied-tron safe. ~Call on or address W. D, GIBSON, 53 Lasalle-st. W ANTED —G00D rig, chieap for cash. rth Clark-s W D—GOOD STYLE, SECOND-HAND, ME- ‘dfum aize, canopy:top phacton, wood or basket body. Address WANT, South Side Division P. 0., with and terms. W ILL PAY §100 CASH AND SUBUKBAN LOT for one-horse rockaway or two-seated carriage and harness. T 50, Tribune office. VWASTED—A LIGHT SPRING WAGON IN EX- change for furnace or range. Address V 1. Tribune oitce. VVAGUSS TO EXCHANGE FOR TIORSES; SIARES preferred. Callon H. SANDER at 403 West Madison-st. for the next 3 days. VW ASTED-SINGLE GOOD SECOND-HAND GRQ: ceryor express wagon. In exchange for a well- known etaple, wood churns; can be seen In Clicago. Alsotwomien with teams 'to retall churns: salary ur commission pald.” Address JACOBS CHURN CO., Stsiglell < S TR T VW ASTED-4'GOOD SECOND-HASD OPENBUG- iy, chieap for cash, _Address Wed, Tribune. ROCERY L S TNNER s, with a good Jobbin e aiso, piumbing and gas-nting tools and e rFibens o, 70i¢ SALE—CHEAP FOR CASIl, OR EXCHA: for any kind of household goods o otfice furnlturc, iae follo rifcles: 1 sflver-platcd plate-glass foot show, of one light, wich counter; 1 walnut uprizht plate-ilass snawease, 1 walnut inclosed plgeon- Lole casc,0f230 pizeonholes: | 1ot of vault plzeonlioles, 1 clegant wnarble-top, large hall trec. 1 elegant Eastiake style plush parlor aet, 7 picces. Also for sat_cheap ur forrent. 1 Knabe grand plano. At J. GOLDSYELN'S, 561 State i Ol SALE~TO BE REMOVED—A SPLENDID, Lasallest., Tioom 0, 10 Aot Ol SALE—GAS FIXTURES IN GOOD CONDI- tion for a ten-room house, chandeliers and brackets. Wil besold_cheap. Applyat No. 1027 Michigan-av., coraer Twenty-elgnthest. OR - SALE—STEP-LADDERS, FIVE-FOOT, SI3 R gt Al yich the Sest s, 5 West Inulana-st.. between Pauling and Wood-sts. "Wt SALZE—AT THE RIVER HIOUSE, MAYWOOD. several new milch cows. Eprincers, eic., or Wik traae for beef cows. JOHN2M. BAXTEL. Ot SALE—TWO ALDEENEY COWS. X at 29 Fifih-av. ‘OK SALE-CHE Food a3 new. 2 01t SALE-JOD LOTS AYD BANKRUPT STOCK? iardware: great (ndfe ers. X W VAR 141 Lakerst iy R SALE—A LOT OF GREEN WIRE CLOTILAT slow price. X loz of Torrey door-springs chesp. VHEELER, 141 Lak —3 LOT OF CARPET STRETCHERS. pet tacks, and lack-Lammers chesp. A. W. ArPLy a3 ABY CARRIAGE. u: T VWANTED=A GEXTLE FONY FOR CHILD T0 Tide. _ Adureas 842 Prairie-ar. $A() WILL BOY G000 FONTAND, SNDDLE. owner having no time (o use it 1184 Miehi- Fa-av., coraer Thirtleth-st. @TH() BULsAs GoOU X DEIVING TIOLEE A5 100 there is tn the clty, top buggy Included. Address 600 Madison-st. A GOODBIGT WORK-HORSE ON SALE FOR want of usc: he 1s warranted = ‘good worker in Blngle or double hurncss. Apply at barn. 422 Wabash av. AT PABGAIN-ONE TEAM OF G AXD £\ old heavy mares for $200, and one team of inarea for $163: your choice of two for $65_vacii; alu two guod drivers for 565 each, and one for S20; express wagon and hurness: WUBL ue £0id; 1u rear of 25 Blue iland-ay. MATTHEW SMALI REWSTER & CO. SPEEDING WAGON, FINE ‘en Brocke park_phaton, Feneral assort- saft uy sud harucss for PENNOYEL & CO., L coupe, fent of duiziies, aud ni sals at wost Teasonable ) NEUSICAL, \T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES UNTIL MAY 1. £\ wecond-liand orzans. Estev & Co., Burdett, Mason & Hamita, Georize A, Praice & Co., For cast, OF U puymets it of required, at warerooms W. W. RIMBALL, * Corner of State and Adunis-sts. WHEELEIX 141 Lake-st. F ALE-A LOT OF TABLE CUILERY, heuvmd knives and spoonsata table casters cheup. vargutng A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st.’ Fou SALE—A LOT OF IGE PICTURE COLD and picture pails, serew-hovks and eyes st less Thian factory cost. A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st. JrOR SILES0 TONS OF STRAT AND T HINGES e farelow fuctory cost.” A W. WHEELEK, 141 Ak JFUR SALE-L LOT OF ICE CREAM FREEZERS at a bargain: $50 freezers for $5 freezen for §2.50. A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st. JiOF SALE-X LOT OF WANDLED AXES, Si: Dbuck-saws 50c: hand-saws €5c. A. W. WHEEL® ER, 141 Lake-st. 701 SALE—A LOT OF CUSPADORES CHEAP: 430 dozen kettles and sauce-pans at abargain. A- W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st. A DESTONSIBLE FAMILY ON SOUTH SIDE £\ would take plano ou siorage for lts use; best ref- erences. Y 0, 1rivune otllee. ¥, ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUL: NUAEROUS ‘patrons througnout the city we have csiabllshed Braoch Ottices fu the diiferent Divisiony, a3 designated. below, where advertlsenients will be taken for the same price as charged av the Main Office, and will be recelved uutll 3 o'clocx p, 1w, during the week, and uatll 9 p. m. o1 Saturdu; J. & 1t SIMJIS, Booksellers 2nd Statloners, 123 Twentysécon S.M: WALDEN, Newsdealer. Statfoner, ete., 1009 ar Western-av. HEGMATON, West-Side News Denot, 1 , coruer of Halsted-st. UK. deweler, Newsdealer, aad Fancy 20 Leke-st., corner Lincoln. PERSONAL, PERONAL-GALNET, PLEASE WRITE fully to-duy, aud mil this ovéniug: I have to go away Tucsday for & few duys. _Ad 7, Tribune PERS NAL—FOR HEALTHY wiri biby. 3 montiis uld: 1o Ve glvca up enzirely. For futormation juquire at 365 .\'an’iq ARTNER WA 1 DESIRE 10 ASSOCIATE, With good Darty w1io Broposes to enzzasze In stock Tafsing, clther West or Soutl., Correspondence solfeit- ed. ddress T 12, Tribune otlice. PABRTNER wax LIABLE BUSINESS wan with from S50 to $1,600 t atd in developing 2 new and practical real estate i tow enterprise, the success of which ldalready sssured. Wil glve active and remunerative employment and Iafge protits on the investment, This wiil bear full fuvestization. ~ Apply to_CHAS. P. HAWLEY. 86 n PAGINER waXT WITIL A F dolirs Ia an established, paying, jobhing busin 390 to 380 Wabasn-ay. D WAGONS PAINTED AND REP. siun; btock on hand; all 47 Wells-ar. A LADY WOULD LIKE THE USE OF PIANO A torsurage; e of refereaces siven. W o6, Tib- une ottic . EXIRESS AND GRUCERY 'y desciiption, whoiesale uad retafl, atthe old Coan & Tenbroeke factory, Landolpn wud Aun-sts.; earringes, buggles, und Consord wasvos made to order; repairing of all ‘kinds on reasousdle termy. JAMES SINNOI'T, Superinterdent. BT TELLOI for the ale Of real alyd persunal propercys Very moderate. Every ‘fucsday aad friday, 8t10 2. 1., auction sale of Norscs, buggles, ete. i1 West Twelfih- 08 $ALE=OX Am“l)", at JO: iy oL ‘waguns of ever) PAIEZ GUOD DRAFT MULES SAWYER'S Livery Stable, Third: st O BALEGUOD BUSTY for any use. sound and kind; w be sold very fows can b 1 DAF Wapasti-ay. and JOR SaLE] lady, & beautf sound, good sincle harn pestect order, whip. blaaket, &c. stable [u rear of higan-av. [RADE FOK GOOD PIANO, a.cated. 5lass-frunt coupe rockaway forone or two horses, pule and sharts n'zood order. aker, Cunningham, loches- Audress W 29, ‘Crivune otiice. SATED BUGGIES AND ONE lass =nd warrante WL sell EBEI, 40und 42 North Unfou- S HORSE. SUITABLE el o cleys will stavle, corner TURSOUT FUR A bay horse perfectly kind snd £, 3 canupy top phactun ln Inquire at private pliacton; are Hrat-cl Cieap. Inquire of H, W st., corner Lake-st. ASS BLUE GRASS PASTULAGE AT od Place farmu. only 3by miles from ity W= t lowest, ratess est LIGS SULLIVAN, At fta, with pleaty water and sliade, of reterecea: Aduresa COL: i Highest references given and required, T 19, Tribune. business. [u replylux sead particulars. Address T 29, Tribune oftice. DARTNEL WANTED—IN PLANING-MILL BOUSI- ness, Must” understand business and intducnce trade. - Not inuch capltal required. Good opporLonity. Address V 35, Tribune ot PARTNER WANTED-1 WILL JOIX & TELIA; bte, energetlc party who has 3 good business and invest an equa . Al repiles to this strictly contidential. " Address T 1, Tribune ofl PARTYEE WANTED=A GOOD L N with $1,000 or mure, to take charge of on cstablished Rood paylng business: have everything necded but mouey: 32,000 worth of machinery how in operation, Apply to J. MILTON OLIViLi, attorney-at-law, 37 Reaper Block, Chicugo. 1. ])A acqualutans Jarzely {ucreusei 1T §15,000 TO $20,000 T omuitision house with largo and West: business safe and cau be Address W 89, T dice. 1) 500—DBY A YOUNG WIDOW Indy thororoushly busingss: Dukiuess stralght and Igitimate; rererence: Particulars ut 343 Ful ER WANTED-WITI ) 5,000 TO P NTE] 2,500 take an nctive faterest In a profitabl enternrise: must be of unquestlonable habits and chur- acter thorouzh und eful {nvesiigation eolicited, and the best references glves, _Address 3 DARTNER WANT fuz 0 an ol graln a young may preferred. X 63 Tribw ITH S600 IN THE TEA business, fnest_openini in the Address, with refer- standii BLE MAN CON 2a [ntercat n a ¢d priutiug otlice [u the Black 5. Chicako Type Foundry. trolilng: some profitable aud well-equi Call or uddress | I WANTED—WI that 15 a monupoly and pay 4 sure thlng invest e, WITH SOME CAPITAL, TO ¢ business, For particalars 20, Tribusc otiice. NTED—A GOOD SUUARE BUSL- (i $5,000 cash, to siip right into a Mt at once ness’ man. Bplendid busitiess in the clty that Wikl mo; and puy well: good chance._Address D ART i e au futerest 35 location for s business will please ad- Glve tull psme sud state Dusi: b Any ope Uhat mea £ Tribune otllce. 1 can see you, NER WANTE o ilzht manufacturd . _address Y 11, Tribuae otllee. TNER WASTED—FOIl HALFINTEREST IN aylng srocery, or Join me with 200 to $1,50 of foods. Call aiter 4 p. m. of uddress i2id iness. 3 W WOMAN 7 $150 capltal wortl NTED—A WIOLESALE MANU- ¢ reliable man with S0 to inierest, and conduci brancl in $1.200 salary and haif pronts to ac- 1buue otlic TED—GOOD DUSINESS MAN WiLl tneens 1o Joln me i grain and fumber bust- e 100 f Northiern lowas I am famillar with the business: #ave sume money and zood Clilcago Tribune oilice. ARTNER W3 ——— A BIRTHDAY GREETING. To-morrow 18 your birthday, dear, And Jo! to-night your lover Is luboring intently here Some genius 10 discover, Thut might nssist him In o lay p.To weleom the occisio i Genius, like u flirt, suys, * Noy,” iscarding all persunsion. No matter! (oftentimes before - =1 “Fhe Muse s picked 3 quarrel)— ; 1ie valucs your affection more “Than u1l the wreaths of laurel. . And, Tove, he slmply wishes thia: - ‘Thiat faithiul friends may grect you— | (But save your lover one wee Kiss : To-morrow, I entreat you!) May ev'ry buppiness attend, "'o cheer you aud caress yon; And all turough life, unto the end, May Goa protect und bless you! And. a5 Time glides elonz (for he Mot rapidly goes past one), May each succecding birthday be A brighter than tae last one. Puor. L. N. Livixastox. Cricaco, April 27, 1875, ————— A Tallor at Court. London ¥orld. There has been a *correspondence™ about o presentation at Court, wade, at the levee of the 11th ult., by the Hoo. Robert Bourke.. It is said, and cannot be denjed, that the person pre- sented exercises the userul functions of a tailor in the city. It is pleaded that this person, though not averse to “dreping the humdu fig- ure’ on the ground floor of his place of busi- ness, discharges the duties ot a sbip and nsur- ance agent on the second floor back, and that it was in this Fatter capacity that he was iotro- duced to the notice of Royalty. It is further sud that the presentation has beeu canceled, though nonotice to that eifect has been inserted in the Gazetle, sud that the sponsor has written a letter of apology to the Court. . The verson presented is understood to be fofluential among those members of the Corporation by whom the LOTRIENG. CARD—TO TUE LADIES AND GENTLE; of Chicazo: 10 dispose of your cast-off clothing, pe and sundries, they can not find any bet than 102% Vau Duren-st. near Clark, We pay the following prices: Pants, {ro S410S¢. Coats, trom $5 10 $15. Overcuats, from $6 to §13. Dresses, Trom $510 dress or cail usabove. Ladies attended by M Ab) HAMS, L CASH PAID- FOR_CAST-OFF CLOTHING pants, S 10 835 coats. E5to S OVETcuats u spe: Atdress to U, JOX “South Clark-st. LLCASfI PAID"FOR LADIES AND GENTLE- clotliu, "Orders 1y mall promytly 5 GELDER, 363 State-st. LL CASH PATD_FOR LADIES AND GENT] 43 meivs cust ol elothing. Orders by mall promptly attenued to. | 546 State-gt. [ ADIES _AND GENTLEMEN, T WILL TAY & hizher price thai any one 1 the clty for your cast- iz and miscelinucous goods of all kinda. Ad- 1buu o . 232 D, erion wlio pays the high: for cast-of clothes. 'l'o THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF CHI- cazo—Dou't be lmpused upon by l):l 1ed misrepre- sentlny prices thiey pay for cost-off clothing. We buy coats from $4 to $18; pants, $4 to 363 dresses from $5 o and puscellaneous goods snd carpets at highest prices, Address or cail iz person J. DeYOUN! Y Staie-st. I]HE HIGHEST CASH PAID FUR CAST OFF clothiug and bedding, 407 South Clark-st.. at D. AXMA Urders promptly attended to. PRINTING MATEBIAL, FOI! SALE—A QUANTITY OF BRAND NEW printing materia'; the jwhole or portions very cheap for cash. nquire for W E 5, 619 West Monroe-st., After ¢ p. m. “TA.\'TED MUST HAVE SECOND-HAND JOB press (4 medium) Monday; aiso Luad press. Cash. A rare chapce. Addre W 90, Tribune vtllee. i “/'AXTED—I‘PJNT NG PRESS WITH CHASE, not less than 7x1l. Wwith few fonts of type, on off cloy LAND-AV., IS THE ONLY ¢ cash price in this clty . monthly payments. _Addréss W 68, Tribuuc oflice. TO L. O LEASE—OR FOI: SALE—LOT. 125X125 IN LUM- Kiversid A DREWSTER DOG-CART AT OSCAR 165 SMichiguu- (BOX TOF BUGGT ALE-BEAUTIFUL LADY'S OR BOY'S SAD- fectly safe and very speedy. Corner Lake-av. AND_ DEIVING SMALL maore 17 Lands for coupe, 1 oll sound and Kind; the above no use for chew, ApDly At e o trotting mare, very fusl will be suld Jow, 3 1 h . 1314 Waoash-u . FULLONG. 70 SALE-TWO JORSES, ACCUSTOMED TO JOhealts. thiree stnsle expross Wagons and lurneas, Dlack pony +* Dxp,” kind and gentle In harness or un- der the suddle; also phaeton aud hariess, old ony for Wuntof use. D. . MALLOKY & CU., 114 West Ban- auiph-st. SOR SALE—ONE LARGE WOL'K AND ONECAR- Foheder couye orse and hamess, aad other hone. arn rear 955 Mlchigan-av.. OIE AT ATED BUGGY, A5 GOOD sl fn therear. A PERSON LEAVING TOWN OFFERS [ "4 kentie, sivlish palr of 7-year old horsts.a privare carrisio team,soui rice, $4007 vulue muct Higher: also, thre v _uid new double InaTuess ot half value. Tribune oifice. JoOR SALE—A GOUD SMALL MARE [ “haeton buggy. larucss, aud laprove: tle mave s ‘Just te rig for o lady's usc. Address JOoR S A }f for groccrles or ll)lllllh.h Dara mn rear of 208 lebecct west ot Blue l.\lam._\-_ln'. 707 SALE—A GUODSIZED PONY, GENTLE A3 kind, tor lady or cbild to use, ur trade furalarger Lorse. lac rear of 776 Wabusti-av, Fon_s ALE~CHEAP=TII horses. Lwo fumily horse: TWO Lop-bEEzlts, one LWu-seated, olle vagon, sud larbess of alf kluds, at 70 kzuon plietou; CHEAP—COAN & TENBROEKE TOP- eurly new. Appy to L. 1L JooRsAL Lon, sauure-box ~ top-bugi ted democTaL, ole NeW Pt n. dtusi b suld Ths” we Open bugy. (W aud one MNT rOu oo HE. 2 G utd eachange {OF BQUAFE-DUX 10D Dugks. _Cuil at 1052 Judfuna-oy OR SALE—-LIGHT EXPL new, In good order. 103 Twenty: FIORSAL N BU . TOP AND b en Giiivery sai Rrocers wiguns: bort cash and Cat wlldl CHERDES) WEZOUS 11 QWL ork warruntea. . J. Tiontaly payments; patrine and paicin L, corner Archcr-av, aud OIt SALE—A FAMILY FOCKAWAY CARRIAN O vos Derions: wearly news ulso a_ dutiole gt scats four persoug, wade by Stlver. bune otice. POR SALE—LEATIL rder andstyle, oF Lrade 10 Lop ruad Wagon. Dly 8t 104 Lusaliv-5i., 10 Liselent. SOI SALE—AT 271 WEST LAKE-ST., HANDSOME 4 "Lay ture, 6 years, 15.4 higu, veizus 1, 100 ibs Class bumuess aiilniat, afe for uny iady to drive; Wil trage for a smaller horse. UK SALE-TUE LIGHTEST AND BEST 1OAD ‘waizon 1B Clilcagos cuu by seen at BEARDSLEY « NEWTGN'S Livery Stiole, Wasbington-at. JrOR SALE- canopy-top. 1 box buky, 1 C liund express W Madlson-at 7O SALEFOR WASTOFTSE, SICE L top, phacton, but llitle used: can b WAL Stabié. corner Kinzic uud State-sts. Ot S ALE—CHEAP— SECOND-H{AND CEUOK Feach trucks, 1y own make, Trom $75 10 150 e iwo4-Ineti Juber Wzons Trot £: carts for 20 to SiUcach: 11op S . HICKS, 167 Fuiton-3t. Jouyk 10PBUGCY, COST S CE $125; Kray mare, ovd aingle T, S150, Worll 3: Bet siele nuriiess, $5, S1U, S50, or Wil traue Jof gucapy er buggy or hor<c. Cali uefore Monaay ufgnt at No. 11 Cuttage Gr TOP- ONE 0B . PART CASH CUEAP, Bugsy1n A1 shapes also, two scls’of slogle hsr- Audress Y Aribune ouis ess. (IO SALE—ONE B, [~ welghing 1.10) pounds. teenth-st. HoRSE, 8 YEADS OLD, Apply Sunday or Monday B8 612 West & (AIL—AT THE FACTORY. PARLOR OR- ondcompetition; $50 and ap- monthly payments, caall, 0., 63 East Indfana-st. A POSITION; SMALL T RE AT Bvat brices b ‘wards. Best in the marke! or o rent.Nicholson U A N ORGANIST DESIR salary, _Address X &, Tribane office. A WELL-TRESERVLD STRINWAY FIANO, WiTH A\, carved legs, will be sold for 3230 cash, If_taken be- fore May 15 muis b ‘Address V 37, Tribuno. A BESPONSIDLE WOULD LIKE A PIANG L3 for storage; 1ight use.” S 51, Tribune vffice. LLV. CHMY \anTIN'S, 150 STATEST., CHEAPEST PLACE 1N CHICAGOTO BUY, rmsr. i UANTEL AND ORGANS. -CLASS 5 2 FIVE YEARS' GUARANTEE. (PP EAD TOR AN OUEAY OUT OF REFAIR, it cheap._Address S 61, ‘Tribune ofiice, makers, on] 0, ), tally warranted, K. SLEkD [FORSALERLLET & DAVIS PARLOK GRAND clieap, by a party leaving the clty. Address T 72, Tribune ofice. [F01: SALE=A SPLESDID MATHUSHER PIAY scercely used, ot o sacrifice f takenat once, for cash._Address T 82, Triounc office. OT; SALE—A GEORGE STECK & CO. UPEIGHT plano, costprice $750: a valuable bargaln; owner Icaving citys also Florence suwing-machiut on castors, FIRST-CLASS vements; ~Adaress 1 14, ridune olice. "~ ELEGANT FIRST-GLASS ontnly poyments; five years” Wiyrangy. 2o secondutory. \Oit\ BALE-ELEGANT FINISHED AND FINE 05 Mao. i 7ood order, cheup fur cean. Address 8. fcibune otlce. ii SALE-SQUARE GEAND PIANO (7 OC- ‘taves), in perfect order, with atook for $115: a bar- Gl b Seen t PIOSSEICS PLaoo Koows, 215 70K SALE—TEA SCALES §1, 8 POUND_SCALES, & 43-pound scales, $6.00. A W. WHEELER, 00U SALE-A LOT OF THE LATEST IMPROVED clothes wringers nt £3.75 and $3 each: clothes line Wire65c, A W. WHEELEI, 141 Lake 01: SALE~3,000 SCYTHE SHARP] WORTH 5 cents each, 10T 5 Cents each:a 108 Of grass cutiers Cheap. A. W. WHEELER, 141 Lake-st. It SALE—AN ELEGANT UPRIGHT (SLIDING ‘windows) alioweascs nearly new, and Wil be sold ciieap. . FRIEDMAY, crockery ‘store, 200 East Kandolph-st. JrorsatEzax at 228 Calumet-a O, SALE-TWO-STORY FRANE BUILDING, x2x20, to be removed, cheap. Apply at 107 North Clark-st., store. JFORSALE-CHERP—X FIEST.CLASS BILLLAKD- tadle (near uil complete, balls, cues, etc. Basement 106 Washingion-st. 7OR SALE-LODK—A FOUR-BLADE KNIFE, 50 L. ; three-bladed, 45 cid.; twa-bladed, 25 cts. Hatehets, 85 cta. ; hand-3aws, 05 cts. : scisiors, 15 cta. 3 razors. good, 0 cis.: best step-ladders, 23 centa a foot. General hardware, COKBLY & CO., 819 State-st., corner Congress-st. 0% SALECDUTCHEDS, CALL AKD EXAMINE our portable tiztures aad Ice-houses before futin up.. Tools and machinery of all kinds. MATHESON &C0., 78 West Vaa Buren-st. ‘ OR SALE—FIXTURES, MARBLE-TOP TABLES, ! &c., of a frst-classres rant. 71 Wabash-ay. 572 Fon‘siis——m\nsnr OF FOUR GUNS, STEEL, English manufacture, smooth bure, six pounders, in_perfecy order. Apply or address Col. 0. LIPPIN Col'F. 70 Ease Kasdolpit-st. Of;_SALE—NEW MILCH COW. INQUIRE 4 174 Forrest-av. ' SO SALE_THREE COWS WITH CALVES AT 198 )[lclllxln- FrOE SALE-AT X SACEIFICE & FINE S0DA fountain and one good Estey organ on mouthly pay- ients._No. 190 Uearoora-st. 5 OR SALE—A GOOD FRESH MILCH COW AT 238 Calumet-av. (JEORGE STECK & CO. STYLE 3 SQUARE X graud plano; & new and perfect (nstrument; for sileat s bargain. 'H. BRA. 075 West Washington. WANTTO RES two {n_fam! 5 Zhieap, Address, iating maker and price. S 70, Trb- une ofiice. s B 1L¥Ss0NS OX THE PIANO, BY AN EX- M " perienced Iady teacher, at $10 o term 0 new be- giunens. Address £ L, Tribune oifice. NLY THIEE DAYS MORE—SHEET SUSIC AT 1 off: in sums over $5 35 ofl, at STORY & CAMP'S, 211 State-st. 1ANO TUNING, 52; POLISHING, §3; 13 years' esperiency; 1,500 references. Sead pustal io G. L. BLOOMFIELD, 943 West Madison-st., or 111 East . . KIMBALL, Corner of Statd and Adams'sts. HE DEST ORGAN-FOR THE LEAST MONEY IS the new stylo 301 ESTEY. We call the special attention of purchasers to this new style, which_coumblacs beauty, durabllity, and cheap- Doss, Over 309 orsans snd planes for sale or o rent. Fiuest bargalns In the elt) TORY & CAMP, 211 State. 0 T—_SEW MATHUSHEK PIANO, CHEAP O SALE—FIXTURES OF GROCERY STORE. Inquire at 1546 ar_Thirty-arst. OR SALE=V X waz flowers, covered with French glass uhude Wi make elcgant bridal preseat. Also vrher speci= meps for aae.” Wax-work taught in all {ts branched, Orders sent by mail willFecelye promge arteation. Call or aadress 4 , east of Ciark, North Slde. an'sA GAS-FIXTURES ‘three and four lights, nearly new. Apply at 429 ‘West Van Buren-st. R SALE-FOR So—x PARTICRET FOF & gent's huntin-cass gold watch. Addrass X #, Tribune olice. EWFOUNDLAND DOG, CUEAF. 1079 SALE—A FIRST-OLASS BILLIARD TABLE In good couditiun complete for 575, at the Nevads ifotel, 150 Wahash-av. OR SALE—YACHT—THE WELL-KNOWN FAST and seafe safling cabin yacht Migron, {n perfect Order; a bargaln. . K. REOGH. 87 Dearborn-at. OR_SALE—A COMPLETE SET OF GAS FIX- tures, nearly new, cueap, OF would exchange for turnitus 8. Tribune office. FOR SALE—SOME GAS FIXTU! pruss, cheap. Apply to E. W iand Blouk. Lo 100 party owuer leavivg tac clty, 1address'T | T5OR SALE: S5, Tribuntomise. Wi, part cas 0 REN ANOS AND OLRGANS. INSTRU- | Address ¥ 53, ‘Tribane otice. Quchta for sale on commission. - Prices nevers0 10%. | TNOR SALE_OPIUSL AT 314 STATE-ST., DASE- WM. L. PROSSELS 213 State-st. F ment. WING REE. rHE DEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED TO RENT oo Dlanos OF Orzans cheap; S2 Lo $4 If taken thls week. 235 West Madlsun-st. WEGETER SECOXD-UARD PIANOS OF THE Tollowlng makes ut very low fxures Lo close them out: ‘Chickerlng & Sons, Wiiliat hoube, Wiliam £ Emérson, G LIBHR & Gl €t €00 0 ey Corner of Staté and Adams'sts. NTED—GOOD, UPHIGHT PIANOFORTE: WV AR oy ot wnd Waltiium (stem-winaer) gold esrly pew, fora bargein. Address S 64, Trib- 1 TV ANTED— T CASTI=A GOOD PARLOT Grgan. Address Business, W 83, Tribune office, Noloan egeuts need apply. W saunbie. son-gt. Q== FOR A 7-0CTAVE _TOSEWOOD-CASE BT viano a¢ 1075 West Washingion-st. A MONTIL EA NO AND VOCAL LES- sons by competent Indy” teachiers: practice rea- Tooms 7and 8 Farwell Hall, 148 £ust Madl- OFFICE FURNITURE, FSK. TABLE, BOOKCASE, ETC.. WANTED FOR an ofice: and will reut part or sl of anotliceto s iawyer, Address T 23, Tribunc ottce. Tc 0 (ACNEALE & URBAN SAFE ‘Apoly to W. H. CULVIN [XTORES OF CIGAL 3TOLE, RO AL eases mnirrar, stc. 3Mast Lo soid by 2y ‘est Modison-st. SOR SALE-LOW—FINE OFFICE EAIL, WAL- O Sovvition, carpet, inap-rack, and draughting- Koo 15, 94 W A at o4 Waslilngion-st. Facton ioce, 880, L. PROOF SAFE—COSBI- A. STULL & BIO., 197 East Folsate-a FIIST-CLASS S0DA chenpfor cash, Apply At MCNA tlonery sture, corner of State and Adumi- LOST AND EQUND. I e BY OWNER PROVING AT ON WEST INDIANA-ST. ¢ 70 LADY O e er au oulh at 6% West Indlana-si., 1n rear Cottage. SOUND—A HORSE ON L. 5. & M.S. RAILROAD AT O eviood. April 265 ihe owner can have same by Ing ownereiip und paylng charges. Call on JAMES B e N P it ‘of Eifty-ainth-sts Ene glewoud, Ll A SMALL RED POCKETBOOK CONTAIN L0t s averat recelbts running t T Joaes: the duder Wil be rewarded Dy leaving 1t at the Tribuac otfice. Y 0ST—A_ GOLD MALTESE CROSS — WITH L wiamond 1 ceptre. t:llg.zlvtd George Miller, Chleago Couprer, Chicago’ Com> L 2 Lodze, fi.ii'fifr‘y;u.uffam-m rd wiil be patd for {ts relurn to C. . PEACOCK, 08 State-st. UST—ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, A GOLD LUSimtr on Madisou-st., between Phullna and Sheldun-sts., oron Ashiaud-av. between Aadtson aud Stonrot-sts: the Guder will be rowarded for the returu of sa1d Lo 56 Ashian coraer Monroc-st. “0ST—ON THURSDAY LAST, A SMALL LIVER L ‘aud white spuniel bitch, answers to the name ot lier Lo barn rearof 1777 \Wabashis + will be iberally rewarded. ny ope returnin hird uwE. ias SIONDAY LAST, A RED SETTEE DUG, heavy hiead: reward ‘bushy tail; o little mixed white ou fores South Fark-arv. will be pald Dy returning bim to 624 OST —THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 2 House, Mrs. Hubsou's. und ¥lel er Ctb'l{‘:"l:a’ *s pocket-book fromn TiHsny & Co..marked e Jotit A . I, 1n old_Eugtish: contained calllng cards, annual passes Over ‘Wabash and Cloela- natl, LIIB’B"t\Eul.:IHCBKOc l:fllltl‘:gz;. W"fild rll,‘::,l‘:': ‘S‘?; : Tma i B g bujanee of conteats to Trilune olce. itandolphi-st. gl % 2 SALEZVERT CHEAP, A MEDIUM SIZE SAF] %zasny cw 51 63 Wobasli-av. , up-stalr. SALE—20 FEET OF 1ANDSOME WALNUT FOliis homition, upper nalf with glass pagels. 1n- Qqulre av 174 Dearoora-st. ALE—ANOTIER FINE CYLINDER DESK, O AL ariGet Leheay It taken “betore Muy 1 Shop southeast corer Lake sod Canal-sts., “second tioor. i ~OR SALE—GHEAP—A SECOND-TIAXD SAFE AS | S et oom 41 tieaper Block. sALE—GOOD SECOND-HAND SAFE; FOUR PO S o rs by 3. 103 Twenty-gecond-si- pocket-bouk ant ST—S.3 AY SIGHT ON RANDULPIHLST. O3 ona Statest. and Hooley's Thieatre, gold lo 3 ra: rosebiud on front and mouogram J. H. e COT avd wil} be RIYeD for FELUCD of the Bbove. o Louw 26, 1352 LaSalle-st. 0ST—ON THE 20TH INST.. EITHER ON FUNER- L5 i or between Nurihwestcrn depot aud &7 Eaot ric-at., & pockel-Do0K contalming a teacher's cer- tifeate andseyersl kecpsakes. Kelurnto above Qum- ber and recelve rewsrd. OST—SETTER DOG FROM 1450 PRAIEIE-AV.. L O%ires weeis so: five ionths old;. English brced: furge, white and red spots: mamed Toto. Leturn to aboye number for suitable reward. NTED-GLASS PARTITION.20X8 O 0,50LID wal;f At basement, 204 11 FANTED—TO BUY—A 4,000 POUND BURGLAL- A ot sate: pive fall discription. ‘Address C.Wo, sycamore, 11l ’ LY NORSE. FIXE TOP BUGGY. iearly new: st (2 SALE—FAM FO K hiraoas: rhi tret-class o e sold, owner leaving cley. MLT Lake-st. 701 SALE — VERY CHEAP }.‘ driving horses: Rood rusgsic) couch und drivers; =il Hri HELL'S, 533 West Luke-8t. VE A FINE PLATFORM-SPRING PILAETON, fi;‘duxwunu wnleh | wiit sl very low tor cash. or wili exehange for second-huny busincss bUscy. 1 Sood order, #s 1 am ubout lesving the cicy. Address - % “Trivuns ce. 5 P : YOUR HORSES 1T MORGAN PARK: 75 T weeks: taiue grass, snade trees v Mvingoprine pleaty of water. Mures{n foal taken fa, Wil 2% cott for toe keeping of mere. Address 0 Gy forgan Park Post-Otice, Covk Coun T]'HE UNDERSIGNED HAS OP ll:: jes at Atwood-I'lace Farm, ncar L (good mlle track), where ne 13 prepared o receive 0and young Lorses at the lowest possibie raice. Strict attentioa paid to training asd bandilng jor apecd, 83 also tu cleunlineds, heaith, und gentleness. USHIELIUS SULLIVAN, Hiveralde; 11l s also, six fues a5 uad cheap. NTED—UPRIGHT SHOW-CASE'ABOUT TWWO WA rqare, HOTCORIN, PALMEL & CO., STRAYED—A CREAS UK DUN COLORED HORSE, ‘has une white fore-fout and one white hind footy 2003 brunded *- D un thie left blp. Any luformation or recurn of horse o No. 156 South Lincoln-st. will be Teasonably rewarded. ON. 5() KEWARD-LOST O STULEN FROX 573 DU Fratrie-ar., one large diamond stud and one paic of sleeve buttous, If returnea to 12 A, ‘Tribune oliice, reward will be glven and no questions saked. 137 and 139 State-st. . rANTED—TO BUY 20 FEET OF WALNUT OF- TV A A fafiing: must be cheap. Apsly 1o D. Do STARK. Room 15, 90 Washiugton-st. NTED-TO_BUY A SECOND-AND 4,000 WA aratar-proof anfe. Address, vl par- tlculars, T 24, Tribune otice. FATENTS. . NTS—L. B. COUPLAND & CO., SOLICITUKS PA T ents: No. 7o Lasalle-st., Tooi 14: rejected applicattous . prosecuted. relssues procured, cavbats AP0a+ particutdr actention given to trade-marks, labels, nd * Copyrigite: Dielminary examiosiions made. Opihtons yrepared, consultations eiven, and a genaral Btent busiiiess tramsacied; We guaragice proniptgsd And vatisinction; casrges moderate. SPORTING GOODS. SLUMET AND FOX LAKE FLIES, SPOO: JALDMETy cvery article in the spurtiug line, at 3 SEP BUTLER'S, 162 Dearborn-se. < Ver district._Apply at ltoom 13, 107 Clark-st. S FOIR GARDENING ICH, 125 Dearborn: rEAM AND CLARENCE CARR FORt SALE. A b for real arate, elty F couatry. LEquire 0101 Weat Lodfaua-st. MSHING-TACKLE. BAMBOO POLES, TROUTE F G N ooksaad flues, ¢ JOSELH BUTLLES guustore, 162 Uearbora-st. Y z BOOKS. (GA8H PAID FOlt BOOKS-STANDAKD WOLKS always brinz ¥ood prices. Before you sell your Mrary sex CHAPLS, vorner M3disun and Deatoura-uts. ZPALD FOR WEBSTEL'S DICTIONARY: BOUKS O buught; cash pail fur guod bouks, in_ lots or sia- e volumes, down-atairy, a¢ MILLEI'S Cheap Book~ store, 102 3ladisus. AGENTS WANTED. A GENT WANTED_Wilu THOROUGHLY UNDER A e T eibern roa, to travel Tor a maaatac: tory of artificial iowers: only expericnced Land. Ad: dress X 1, Tribane office. CLAIRVOYANKEY. LIPS ] 180 B, ADAMS-ST. MATEL: A TL AN ot peani o-1{ht 568 0 Clock. SE ;" WONDER OF Tl O e ML YANE TERIUNE, 2 Huooand st M SULSOM. NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, 1398 N ot eboar Thirsy-rst, Kstablisbed 1845