Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 30, 1878, Page 13

5 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. JUNE 20, 1878—SIXTEEN PAGES. 13 THE SOUTH TOWN. A Pian to Remedy the Evils Com~ plained Of. . The Taxpayers’ Association Will Work the Matter Up. The Complaints Contigue te Come In-»- Some Specimen Pricks. The South Town offizes were not deserted by sisitors in the persows of complainiug property- owners yesterday. slthough the muests of the Boaril of Reviev Were not €0 numerous as they pave Deen during the other five days of the _weck. After reading the Board's decision in” esterday moruioe’s papers, property-holders Who ad DOt yer complained were busy asking oue anmother what the decisfon meant, ond what their duty under tbe decision was. 1t was not to be won: dered at that " there were conflicting opinions. ‘Some thought it meant that there wasno chance of relfef atall from -the Board; others, that there was a chance, provided the entire number ot South Side property-owners united in a gei® cral protest for a correction of the assessment; and still others, who admitted thut they didn’t understand the effect of the decision at all, con- cluded that the best thing they could do was 10 go on filing their individual complaints, ~»r. andsave all supposed advantages that might lie in so doinz. So it happened that there were some who brought in their written objections, - endmany more who Aldw’t. the latter thinking it the wisest thing they could do to elther wait y to the County Board dircct, or to fol- Jow in the wake of the Taxpayers’ Association, which, it was intimated, would take steps to se- cure the'general protest. 1N ORDEK TO GET A DEFINITE UNDERSTANDING of what might be done, it proverty-owners outy saw fit to do it,the reporter for this paper stated his desire to Supervisor Jackson, who procecded to furnish the desired information. inasmuch asthe plan Droposed was afterwards substan- tially carried out at the meeting of the E: tive Commitiee of the Taxpayers’ Associuti there can be no harm in making public the Su pervisor’s opinion on the matter. “‘Qut of *his difficulty,” said that zentleman, ““there is 8 Way of escape. We understand the he Taxpayers' Associstion will endeavor to et the cowlaints of all the owners of real estaie ¢ orth of Twenty-second street, the Board hay- jug decided that they huve jurisgetion only over such property within that limit. Their propositlon is, T understand, to_notify all such property-owners to come in and object, ou the zroucd that the assesseient s too high, and to layve them furnish a full de- scriptionof _their property. In that case, the Board will lave somethng tangible to act upon. They have the power, it all_owners of real-estate north . of ‘Twenty-sce- ond strect objcet to the assassiment, to consider the assessment and ascertain whetber the prop- erty Is assessed too hick or mot. It Is not necessary for them to take eny evidence. The ftatute doesn’t provide that. They can learn ‘what it is desired to know from_other sources Ly inguiring on the North and West Sides, by seeing what the valuation were fn previons yuars, and by ascertaining whether real-cstate bas increased in value in the last year or two. And then, if thev think proper, they cau correct and reduce the assessment. Suppose the Bourd should reduce and _correet the whole. It is thougt possible, in that :, that Mr. Rice will then conform the personal-property assess- ment ou the Svuth Side, aud all _the real-cstate situated south of Twenty-second street, to the sawme standurd which the Town Board misht odopt. if they adopted any.” The Supervisor's explanation seems to cover the ground, and to show property-owners the proper way to proceed under the vrciunstances. twas further learned that Mr. Rice's views were In accorasnee therewith, snd, as_the plan was substantially agreed to by the Exceutive Cowmittee of the Taxpayers’ Association. there 18 Jittle doubr but thar it will be embraced by alt complainants. PAXPAYERS’ ASSOCIATION. The Executive Committee of the Taxpavers' Associstion met_yesterdny afternoon at the oftice of Mr. F. C. Vierling, No. 114 Dearborn street, Room ¢. The attendance was not op- pressively larze. © Mr. J.H. Kedzle, Chairman of the Commit- tee, called the meeting to order, and remarked that he supposed nil Dresent had reghy in the morning payers the South Town BoardE decis- fon regurding thelr powers fu the matter of cor- rectivg assessments. For the information of auy wio might not have done so, he gave the gist of that opinfon. Nearly all the prominent Jawsers in the city, said Mr. Kedzie, agreed that the Board had the power to make a new assessment, or 1o correct tle present assess- meut £0 83 to virtually make a uew one. In other words, the Board had the same power as the Assessor himself, who could 2o on and make a new ussessnrent. But there Wwere two or three Jawyers who thoucht differently, and the Board, unfortunately, had taken counsel of these two or three exceptions, who were leading the Board in what he conccived to be a wrone direction. But“the Boara nad been unable to 1and the predsure, and was now willing to Duck down from the positiou it had heretofore sssumed, and 1o consider the assessment real estate north of Tweuty-second strect as a whole and rectify it, provided tho Taxpayers’ \ Association would get tormal protests from all | the oroperty-ticlders cgaiust their assessments a5 they now stood. By this meuns, it wasthought., ithe Bonrd would obtain jurisdiction of the matter so that it would nave the right to o - abead and lower the entire assessment. His “ides, and the Doard’s as well, was to have some respectable lawver, or tirm of lawyers, appear in behalfof afl the cbjectors, and present in Droper forn their protests ogainst the present assessment. If this were done, it was believed that the Board would grant their reguest, aud give the desired reiief .by correcting the whole assessiment. To do tnfs it was necessary, and the Board so advised, to organize a corps of workers, allot a block or sound portion of a strect to s particulur individuel, and sccure in this way the piotests of all the property- owners, with a full sud accurste deserivtion of the property owned. Some form of protest mnst be decided upon, aud he sugeested that the Committec work on it during the after- noon, and submit it and the plan he had just outlined to a mass-mveting uf property-owners, 10 be lield no_later than Mouday. As to prop- erty south of Twenty-sccond street, and as to personal property ail over the South Town, it was possible that the Assessor might charge his assessment to meet the standurd which would be adopted by the Bourd of Review. Mr. Hawes dido’t construe the Board's' de- cision just as Mr. Kedzie did. e aid not un- derstand, for instance, that they had backed down. and did not think that exvressfon should £o forth to the public as the Association’s idea of what the Board had done. it didu’t saver exnctly of respect. 3Ir. Kedzie exnlained that *backed down.” as he used it. was purely a conversatioual term. What he had meant to say was. that they thousht the Board was now in a fufrer way to consider the Association's request, and more Dt Lo grant. the relief prayed for. - Mr. Hawes said he was in favor of the plan rroo’.\svd as the only one which conld nve re- [ief at the hauds of the South ‘Town Board. After some inizcellaneous taik it, was decided 10 cail the mass-theetiny at 3 o'clock Mondav afternoou at the Graud Pucific for the purgose of takiny steps Lo sccure the general protest. ‘The forwal work of the Committee huving been finisbed, the members adjourned to Mr, Hawes’ office, and spent the remainder of the afternoon in devising the form of protest to be submitted at the weeting Monday afternoon. Followiuz are some of the MOKE IMPORTANT COMPLAINTS FILLD YESTER- DAYE Patwin & Corby. agents. Lot 4 of Lot §, Block B8, Original Town; Willlam A. Galbraith, 9 Jots in Douzlas’ Subdivision, Lot 5, Block 54, Ori nal Town; und W. 60 feet of Lot 7, Block 35, Origiual Town; Georye S. Knox, N, 80 feet Lot 8, Assessor’s Subdivision of Lot 4, Block 4, Bechoul Section Addition; Henry Potwin, W. 53 feet of Lot 2und E. 87 feet of Lot 3. Block 56, Original Town: Willlam A. Galvraith, Sublots 6. 7, and 8, Assessor’s Subdivision of Lot 4, Block 94 - School Sectfon Addi- tion; George S. Kmox, Lots 1 and 2, Block 82, School Section Additlon, south- east corner of Merket and 3onroe street: Henry G. Miller, Sublot 12, Lots 1 and 2, Blo b7, Orieinal Town; Lot 3, Assessor’s Division o E. 33 of Bluck 1;-Asscssor's Division of . W. tractional }{ of Sce. 22, 89, 14 E.; R. B. M . 3{ Lot 8, Block 57, Orizinal Town; %¢ Lot 2, Block 57, Origival Town; Lot §, Asscesor's Division of E. 3 of Block 2 s * gessor’s Division of N. W. Fractional 47 See. 22, 89,14 E.; Cutherine Lundecker, Lois1and 2, Block 134, Scnool Svetion Addition: Sublot 2, Lot 2, Block 13, Fractional See. 15; Johu T. « Lester, Lot 22 Block 1, William Jones” Addi- tion; Sublot 7, Busby's Subdivision: John B. Lyoen. N. 35 of Lot 5, Block 14, Fractiopul See. 15; Sublot 15, Assessors Division of Lots 1 . to 5 and 8, Dlock 9, Fractional Sec. 15; art _of Lot ¢, Block 12 Fracsional Bee. 15; part of Lots 4and §, Block 18; Frac- tional See. 15; Lot 1, Block 17; Fractional See. 15; 3. 5 Lot 4, Block 17; Fractlonal Soc. 157 2 fect in Block 20, Fractiona] See. 13; Merchants' Building Company, Sublots 4,5, G, Lots 7, §, and £ 1 G, Block 40, Original Town: George A. Ingalis, Lot 9, Riock 156, School Scetion Addi- thong Lov 1. lilock 3, Clarws Audition: Lot 2, Block 41, Canal Trustecs' Sublivision; George 1. Norris, Lots 1 and 2, Block 29, Lot 1, Block 31, Lot 1 Block 37, part of Lot 6, Block 4, Lot 4 Block 48, Sec.'2l, 39, 14; James F. Lord, Sublot 2, Lot 3, Bloek 7, Fractional Scction Addition; 8. W. 3¢ N. 3¢ Lot 62, Block 9, As- sessor's Division Sublot 3, Lots, 7, 8, and 8. $8 Lot Block 13, Fort Dearborn ‘Adaition; Lots 5 and 8, Block 4, William Jenes? Addition; John Q. Adaws, Sublots 1,8, and 5, Lot 8, Block 53, Original Town; W. 3 Lot 6, Block 54, Ordrinal Towny N. 3¢ Lot 7, Block , W. 50 fect Lot &, Block 10, and 8, 3¢ Lot 10, Block 12, Frac- tional Scetion 15 Addition; Heirsof Henry Diss- tou, whariur lots in Original Town; H. K. Hinckley, N. 86 feet S. 34 Lot 7, Bloc 6, Fractional Scetion 15 Addition; M. D. Wells & Co., Sublots 2, 3, and 4, Lot 1, Block 81, School-Scetion Addition: portions of Lots 10, 11, and 12, Block 5, Asscssor’s Divislon, N. WL A 22, 89, 145 E. M. Phetps, Lots 33 and 84, E. L. Sherman's Subdiviston; N. 451¢ feet Lot 1, Hugh Maber’s Subdivision; W. A. Fuller, Lot 1S, Block 1, William Jones’ Addition; Sub- lots 10 and 12, of Lots 1, 2, 7, und 8, Blotk 37, Original Town; N. 40 feet Lots 10 to 17, E. Bluck 93, W. 3¢ of 87,39, 14; J. W. Oukley, W. 3¢ Lot 3, Block 33, Orlginal Town; Guy Ulark & Co., Lots 5, 8, 9, nud N. 2 feet Lot 12, Block 4, Georgze Smuh's Additiou Perkins Buss, severaf lots und sublots in Original Town. School-Scetion Addition, Fractional Sec. 15 Addition, Asses- sor's Div eury Furst, three lots in Block 103, Sehiool-SectionAddition, aud oue lot. u Assessor's Division; W. B, H. Gray, sublot in Block 139, School-Section-Addition: Tlenry Cor- Wwith, various lots and parts of lots’ in Original Town, Ft._Dearborn Addition, School-Section Addition, Fractional Scction 15 Addition, As- sessor's Division: W. R. Coudict, part of Lots 3Land 32, Block 167, Herringion’s Addition. TAE FOLLOWING TABLE, prepared from the Assessor’s books, will show the nssessments for 1577 and 1875 of * sample bricks ™ north of Twenty-second street. The Assessor, of course, claims that }the figures in the sceond column are nearer wiat the valun- tious should be, in accordance with the fituess of things and his ideas of * fair cash value,” than those in the Girst. Naturally enough, the owners of the property entertain o somewhut uferent opinio 1877. 1875 E.S. Pike, comner State and Monro .. ... . 5,700 $160,000 Metropolitan Bi i adotph 50,000 Reuper Block G, State Suvy 37,500 Fry Tiuild wile street.. 26,700 Mérehunes' Building .. ...... 64,400 Freer Building, corner Montos aud Clarl . 67,000 Times Bulldig ... oI 01000 Union .\'R.lmmfl Bank Ruilding L6, 500 Bushy Buitdime. Lusullestreet 38,00 Chamiber of Comunerce, ce 90,000 34,500 E Colehour Building. . 000 Norrizon Bmiding, 147,000 First Nuttoual Bunk 123000 Fortland Block 213,000 69,080 Pase Guti : 71,000 Hiale Buildivg: .12 077 46]000 Marshall Field, comer §iate and Madizo Lo 89,000 Skinner building, corner Wa< Lash 2nd 31 , CURRENT GOSSIP. FAREWELL. ‘This sad, sad word! Ilow many a hope's death- knell 1s eounded by the solemn word, Farewelll How many a heart is thus forever crushe Faint voices vpcak {t—then {n Death are hushed. The loved sd loving meet in fond embrace, Then say, Farewell, the last time face to facel The aged leave the young, and children close ‘Their weary eyes 1n inginite repose. Farewell! this mourniu) word oft mars the joy Of festal scenes which else knew no alloy, To-day we wather, as we've oft before— To-morrow"s vacant chair says, ** Nevermore.™ Al. nevermore! but Eurth's foredoomed Farewell 1s mever uttered where immortals dwelll Epwann P. NowELL. TUREKIST BATHS TOR IORSES. New York World. A narrow allesway on West Forty-fourth stroet opens into u court-yard surrounded by Torses” stalls. A Vorld reporter ventured in. Tt wus all very much liko the inn-yurd where Somisel Waller was discovered by Mr. Pick- ik, but the air of romance was replaced by & tinge of scicoce. There was a great glass-ease coutainiug the skeleton of 2 mule that had fought ou the side of the South during the War; there was a smiall, handsomely-furnished prarmacy, flled with materials for boluses ana other horse medicine, and there was a low, oven-lookivg arrangement of stone, azainst which the Teporter incautiously leaned, not kpowing that it was very Lot. * Was you a-wantin’ a Turkish bath for your sorse, sird” usked a man who bad been cleautng barness. The reporter answered that he couldn’t tell until he had gained some fdea of what & Turkish bath for a horse wiabt be. “ I*]1 just call the boss,” sald the man, snd In a moment Mr. Cattanach, a jolly-looking Brit- on, made his appearance. s nothing very new,” said Mr. Cattanach, to give horses Turkish baths. It’s been done in England for seven or elght vears; but mine is the ouly onc In the United States. I started it about two months azo, and it’s been very sue- cessiul. Now this,” indicativg the oven-like ar- rangement, *‘is where I kecp the fire. It never poes oul. *This,” opening au ad- jolning door, ‘i3 the sweat-box." The sweat-box was an apartment gbout the size of an ordivary stall, brick-laid and cemeuntcd, and provided with ventilation in the cclifog. On the insldeof the dor was a lantern. aud on one wall wasa thermometer. The heat was communi- cated dircetly from the oven, which stood agrainst the sweat-box. i " Now, when a horse is brought in here.” aid Mr. Cattauach, we let the room get hot arud- ally by reulating the ventilators, We cradual- 1y run the temperature up to 140 or 150 de- erecs,—that is, until the horse begins to sweat. Hlorses giffer very much: some sweat casily; otbers don’t. Bui thelast kind sweat more freely than the others. We keeo their heads wet ol the time, and give them as much cold water as they catt drink. Theu, as they begin 0 sweat, we rub theiu, and afterwards we cool thé off by dezzrees, and cud with a shower.” *How do the borses scem to like it?* asked the reporter. i “They enjoy tt. No matter how vicious a horse may be, when hegets into the bath he snds perfectly quict, and you vau g0 anythivg withs hio.” **Does the bath male the korse more sensi- tive to heat and cold ! . ' You muy bring u horse in herc with three binglets, and I} send him out with one. The bath makes the skin act more freely, so that in summer it is relaxed and fn winter contracted. ” + In what disessc is the bath of use? 4 Tt is wood in all sieknesses and fu all diseas T've had horses brought in here so stifl with rheumatisim that they could hardly move, and one bath made them limver. Theo stiffuess came ou again a littlc, but three or four baths remov- ed italtogether. Thenif vou take a horse that 2 loug josraey in a car and is_stiff Lim u bath it sets him riwht up. Now, a horse,” continued Mr. Cattznach, opening the voor of 2 stall, *and what & beautiful anfmal he is, toos be was trotted when he wasu’t in condition, and he got sll stif fened. 1 cave him some aths, aud now -he's all right. Louk ot ‘his quarters. That's where the beauty of o horse-lies. 1 baug all my horses’ tails, to show off their quarters. Now, here’s a mare. See what a beautiful thick tail she has. But when ghe gets out she cocks it up, and it looks bad. I aw rolng todock her tail some day—just take off two or three joints —and then she'll he worth twice as much as she jsmow. Sometimes a muscle is cut to straight- en g horse’s tail, but it doesn't always do.” ““Did you ever bear of horses wearing glass eyest" asked the revorter. " HOn, " answered Mr. Cattanach, “I hadacolt once that gol loose, ran against o pole and ruined onc of his ey I seot to Paris and got him a glass eye. They dou’t hurt o horse any more than a human being. The arti- ficial ey s the same kind as that made for humeu beiuzs. 1t's just a shell. and the ligs keep it iu place. You can take ft out or leave it in, just as you please, for it doesn’t irritate the socket.” NTUCKY WONDER. )., Corresuondence Cincinnutt rosal. A K Glasgow Junction (K. Conn Anocther wondertul cave has recently beeh discovered near this town. It has already been explored for s distouce of twenty-three miles in one dircction, called the long route, - and sixtcen miles fo auother direction, called the ehort route. The avenues are very wide; a span of horses can castly be driven through for a distance of cleven miles. Three rivers. wide and very deep, are encountered on the long route. One of them is navigable for fourtedn miles, until the passages become t0o BAITOW L0 2amit & boat. ‘This forms the third, or river route, which has 1o be explored in 8 boat. ‘The cave is wonderful bevond acscriptiou, and far surpasscs in grandeur the Mammath or any cave ever before discovered. Several mumini- fled remalns bave been discovered in_one of the larze rooms. ‘They were reposing in stone cof- fius, rudely constructed, snd. from appearances, may have been iu this cave for centuries. They \.r(csem.‘evcry appearance of the Egyptian mum- mies. Great exaitement prevafls over this very im- portant afscovery. Mr. Edwin_Mortimore, of Chestnut_street, Louisvilly, Ky., purchased three of the mumules, aud has them now 13 bis voszesslon. Ma). Georze M. Proctor, of Glas- gow Junction, Ky., purchased the remainder of the mummies from the owner of tbe cave, whose mame s Thomas Relly. fle i, or rather was a few days ago, o very Door man, strugiliug to make u payment oni & farm of Lwenty-four neres, upon which, by mere secident, the entrance to this wonderful cave wasdiscovered. He realized wbout 3400 1rom the sale of the mumumics, and is now of- fered $10,000 cash for the cave. The entrance to the cave is within the town limits, aud fs only about two minutes’ walk from the depot, which makes it very vafuable indecd, as visitors will not be ecomvetled to ravel five miles in a stage-coach, as they doif | desirous of visiting the Mumumoth Cave, which is five mi from this town., In fact, all the celebrated caves of Kentueky are located in this immediste vicloity. The surtace s very muchn brokem, full of areat elevations and depressions, with _cvery- thing to fudicate that there were Volcanie erup- ions or violent upheuvals of the carth at some period. Petrolewm I5 found in paying quunti- tics near here. About 409 burrels per duy are shibbed to the refinery in Lowsville. ‘The Grand Avenue ve, Diamond Cave, Hundred-Room Cave, sud Hundred-Dome Cave are all iu signt of the town. 'Fhis is troly o wonderful portion of the con- tinent. The newly discovered cave lus been uaned the Graud Crysiul Cave, and it 15 as beautiful gs its wame fmplies. Ladders and bridues are belng coustructed, aud Mr. J. R Puckett, a capitalfst of the town, anounces his intention of having o small stenmboat cou- structed expressly for the purpose of navigat ing its wonderful rivers. NO DOGS ALLOWED IN TIIE CARS. 1t bappened the othier day'on the Lehieh Val- ley Railroud. ‘The train bad just left Easton. and the conductor was going his first round, when he observed a small white dog with @ Dushy tail and bright biack eyes sitting cosily on the seat beside o younz lady 60 handsomo that it made his heart rolt over like s onc-sided pumpkin, But duty was duty, and he remarked, in his most deprecatory manhe “T'm very sorry, madam, but it’s azainst tbc rules to Luve dogs in the passcuger cars.” “Oh! my, &5 that sof"? and she turued up her Jovely trown eyes at bim bescechingly. ** What in the world will 1 dof I ean’t throw him away. 1es a Christmas present from tmy aunt.” By no means, wiss, We'll just put bim in a bagpruze-car, and he'll bo just us haopy as o robin in sprine.” “Vhat! put my nice little white dog in o nasty, stufly, dusty bazeare-cari” “Din awiully sorry, miss, I do assure you, put the rules of - this Company are as inflexible , as the laws of the Medes and them other fel- Jows, you kuow. He shall have my overcoat to lie on, and the brakeman sbali yrive him grub 2nd water every time he opens his wouth.”’ 1 just think it's awiul weay, so I dos ang 1 know somenody Wwill steal it, 5o they will; » and she showed a_halt notion to ery that nearly broke the conductor’s beart; but he was firm, #nd zang out Lo o brakemun, who was vlayiug 2 solo ou the stove: - “Here, Andy, take this dog over {oto the oggure-car uid telt 'em to take just the best kind of care of him.” ‘fhe young lady pouted, but the brakeman reaclied over and picked the canine up as ten- derly us though it was u two weeks old buby, but as he did 50 1 strange expression cane over his fuce, like wave of cratmp colic, aud ke said hastily to the conductor: *Here, you take him a winute till I put this poker away,” and he trotted out at the car- door and Beld ou the brake-wheel, shaking like man with ague. : “The condnetor no sooner had his hauds on the dog than bie looked round for a kole to full througd. ” “Wh—wh—why, this is a worsted dog.” ¥ Yes, sir,” suid the little miss, demurely, “Didn’t you know that 2 +No, ' most awful sorry to sav I didn’t mow that:” und he laid the Christwas dog aown un thie owner's fap, and walked out on the platform, where be stood hall an hour in the cold, trying to think of a hymn tune to suit the worst sold mau on the rond.—Ezchange. A FIFTEEN-POUND RAT. Biladetnhiu Times. Dangling from the grating on the front win- dow of a saloon on Minor strect was to be seen vesterday u sign with this request: “ Gentle- men will please not fool with the rat.” Inside the grating au suimal a good deal larger than a full-grov.n hedge hog was Jying fast asleep. Its hair was brown and_sleek, with a sprinkling of white along theside. ‘“What d'you think of im ¥’ asked the satoon-kecper. That isp't the rat{” ¢ That's bim.” “Where did he come from ™" “¥rom South Awerica. The fact is he doesn’t nelong to me. Im keeping him for another party.” B : Theu the saloon-Keeper went on to say that the right, titie, and interest to the rat was {n- vested in a slow-going, good-nutared: Dute! man, who broneht him from South America, snd was dwelling with him in obscarity, trom which be was rescued about a weck ngo by the saloon-keeper, who sald that he “thoucnt he might as well take him and advertise him as lave him stay with his owaoer, where nobody'd ever see biw.”? “What does e weight™ “ Fitreen pounds.” 15 he suvage ! ‘The rat uow opened his faws to eape, disclos- ing four loug fangs, 1o o each jow, 45 though he understood thie question sud took it upon himself to answer in his own way. The proprietor said that the rat slept a reat Qeal in daytimc, sud at night was generally irn- table and savage. “* How would he come out from a tussle with a dog ¢ asked » bystander. « WWell, be got away with only three dogs dur- 1ing the last week,” said the proprictor, uncon- cernedly, us though it was lardly worth men- toning. « Hurt them badly ' queried the bystauder. “ Only tore the side out of one of them, a tel rier; tore the nose pesrly off a bull-dog, and would have killed the third, apother terricr, if we hudn’t taken him off.” 5 The rat Is sbout fourteen Inches high and cighteen fnches Jone. It is said that there is only oat vther such Specimen i this country— in Centrul Park, New York. te eats peamits, bread, nud erackers. Peanuts betog his favorite diet, he devours a farwe disbfuf of them daliy. In South America these rats run wild in the woods. The ofiicers of the Zoulogical Garden are uegotiating to obtain this rat, and the saloon proprictor says that, slthough his owner would not sell him, be will probably consent to have him placed on exhibition at the Zo. A YVOICE OF LONG AGO. Cinelnratl Rreatjust-Tavle. “Just give mea chance to pour my voles into that machiue, will you?" aid a red-nosed man, stepping to the front ats phouozraph wmstinee, the other day. * Certainly,” said Mr. Gifliland. “Put your mouth down vlase, without pressing, speak distiuctly, aud the instrument wil repeat evesy Word exzetly a8 You say it.'”- “Ain’t you jokivg now? Will it really say the same thing 1 say, without auy mi: up 20d chuveing sround, 1o turn the jolke! _“You willget back vour own words,—nothing more vor less,” said the proprietor. “ Hold my hat, then, aud pull open_all the. valves,” sald the muw, as he nervor brouwsht bis mouth 1o the proper position. **Steady o, I'n about to warble.” ** Come—up—noys—every—body—and—drink before. The disguised Blake was taken to the hotel, and went to the dining-room and took supper registering as ¢ Mrs. Woodrufl, St. BOARDING AND LODGING. West Side, OARDING AND LODCING, B North Sldo—Continucd. ILLINOIS.ST.~TO RENT, WITH BOARD, D & . SOUTH SHELDON-ST.~PLEASANT SUITES AXD Loiis.” At noon on Friday a bhacton’ was | & SOeqr S T -PLUASANTSUITES AND Mired, aid e old Indy Lobbled down | prices Eldcags; "nd-osed; modern convenlencos; ,2,.111?,“‘1,',’;‘.’“"“’"” roomm eultablt: far two: also eni: stairs, and’ with the " hefo of the | 15 sourn TARG TOST | 599 oV e = driver zot fito the venicle. 3 Al}out s | 12 i, Wi oart forvro -+ | D28 ettt room S bTe far ol OAID, time, Mary Durbau, a colnositor in a news- A T PLEASANT FURNISHED | 51 s Oy ey oo, 2 LT paver oftic, Wwas gomgz home to hier dinmer. The wiihout bustd 16 & coup 24T ST TSR T PRI ED phaeton stopped, ** Mrs. Woodrufl"” sprana Til uura:md the gentle: Mary recognized her dis- r17 Madfeon—A el furnishied, cary ed lover, Jonn Blake, St sereamed. fle | ¥ cmbraced ber, and brandished o razor. She sereamed. Lle drew a revolver from his beit and threatened 1o shoot her. She sercamed, Sheriff Morley appeared upon the scene and then fired, the ball whizzing by Mary's left car. | She screamed once und ugain. The Shenft i nd led biw off to juil. d ut home to dinner, re- turned in the afternoon to hier case io the ne paper office, aud st up with her own tingers the necount of this diabolieal atiempt to sssas- sinate Lier, smiling grimly at every adfective. Toums; unturnt overtook the couple. The manin the petileoats +f7 soutn ASHLAND-AV. 1A o 48 Souit cavrexTER sultes aud st fnents, to rent with buarde! © board. LEOOP-ST. BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND 0om. nlsi & stagle room, with Loar o eferince. Tou ‘private: a3t front, aicove | exchanged. D47 EAST INDIAN ST, —NICELT FURNSTIED £iE{ rooinato reut, with 6 without board - reason- N SADISON it baard, vne fur- tuble for twn: alio one large front xcept Curpet. SOME N rea sulte, with 1438 0 CVETy Bartleuiar. . Tefercnces. T, —VERY DESIRABLE mfi. with lfl{ modern tmprove: o rent widh oward" A modcrate. rutes; day roished of wfurnishca, oard; et o EAST™ TNDIANA-ST, — i 3 249 board; day boardt f‘; taken, BOOHE) i S7() SUPERIO: \ NICELY-FURSISHED 270 SERE RO Tolba, SIEELT EEINEHED easy walking distance of businevs centre. 973 OXTALIO-ST.—ROOM "ASD BOARD FOR 4 trogeuts. Price reasonable. Locution first- ASHLAND-A FRONTING PAKK-~FUL- DL oS Vit Tarior Roor i Seut, With Qs FaAv -ST.~PLEASAN 5 Q8 EAST OHIO-ST.~PLEASANT nooih WITIL 34 FOUTH TASALLEST. — X FEW FINE Foouty, Brat-class accoummiodutions, 2nd extra #00d board. _ Mot destrable location, NT, X PAGLOR. 10 59 i 3 ud otlier roomis. wll Caroished, Wiih or without s CQU “.:;l- il boand; ou reasousble terms. onton Commerciad Bulla o e R i Recosnized rank—Boarding-house butter. (’,‘,3 e Tornianea, U A scolding wife will make o shrew'd man. T o LML L L S——— Ciits f Buts=Those peld ak e Custonis | O LBt s L e oy R (AEE Hous: Abscuce of mind—Notably obvious in the pro- ceedings of the lust Conzres: Eve never looked through Adam’s overcont vockets fur letters from other women, ‘That was a bright old salt who, when be was asked to tujpe a fellow to ride ou shore in the aptain’s uie, said, I will if you get the ship’s horse-sir.”. <iting nequaintance with a sensitive portion of view. Can call to-day. 81 Dients. G TAREER- AV FLEASANT FORNISHED 146 se of butl 139 souTi crEEN-sT. L O/ reut, with board, at reasohnble ra linndy to bustiess. SOUTH MORGAN-ST.~FURNISIED Roons with or without boards sll mudern feiprove- s witlh 1 Boar SOUTH _PEORIA-ST.—PLEA: for two, furnisied or unfurnished, rocms with board. _A1% s with board PLEASANT LOOMS TO “SOUTH SANGAMON-ST.—CAN i kes to seq the rule Inid down—The school- | 158 SAUHSATEAMON ST 20AN accodmto: if the rule is an ouk une, which has been on :;hnrn\ ’u"lli 4ant 1 “x'."d roum -1:1: good board, biis person. Old Whackem, the schoolmaster, who was ing up sone pop-corn last season, on Leing d what he wus sbout, safd he was © boxing bhis own ears.” A requction has beeu made by Tandlords tn Paris; two wooden touthpicks arc now sold for three advaneed on new-cowers once in- twenty-four Tours. Vinnie oxie used to look fust like a _pap- voose. Hler nother says so, and she ought o fnow.—foston. Post. She hias shown a deal of -Injun-uity in getting a position in the world. The great journalists are rapidly dropping off, —Rayuond, Beunett, Greciey, aud now Bryaut. ke exercise.—Norrisuon Herald. That must b u saving to you, for exereise is free, and the other stuff is 10 cents o glass. . Chlergo Commerciat Adcertise Miners at dinner rest on their ores. The cur-few bell s tolling In New is a Sirius matter. If you aro cast down, hang onto a sunbeam, and it will rays you. The low unmasticatesd bee: What overwhelming bliss to -recefve p shower of complimeuts from & reizning bolle! What Is the difference betweea n bare fleure and an ancient song( Ooue 15 a nudity, aud the other an old ditty. 1f Necessity 1s the mother of. Tnvention, Edk- son miust e Necessity’s husband.— fome Senti- nel. Not 505 Le 13 luvention’s ptep-fathier. A resident of the North Side suspected that his water meter was reistering too wuch mas; sobehnd a dry meter substituted, aud fiuds e York., It 166 board; 222 5 R T ; 5 ncs, and the price of board is now only | ]5‘&‘)1»\:1‘ wees ulio a'very niee sulte for zentleman and S1 31)0“\)‘\'5'1"“"\=nnnvrm T —T¢ 335 Bl Sl albut. b And our physivian has advised us to single sentiviun: for reference ’ cluss “board. w steales much who attempts to swal- '3 Loard very reasonavic. S0A WEST MOXE 605 N o —X PLEASANT FIRONT AL- n, furnldlied Or uofurfhed, Vih portics esired. WEST WASIINGTON-3T.—LARGE_FUR- e ns, 57 und ¥ 3 ()T WEST “JACKSON-5T.~TO _RE} 207 Vit a Saguien.voo for oo i a private famly. L feo roous . Wit or it g WASHINGTON-S1 ] -CLASS furulshed rooms, with bourd. Terma reason DANSST,—TO REN ¢ Hiros. & Co.. who hins' Just vacutod aatd & Day-boarders accommodstéd, Leter- nces reauired. $377 WEST WASHINGION-ST.—A TLEASANT soeonstory Lot ruom, laret and well Tar- { 6 seat and yiiet moron Gl 5 e 1.)‘ = WEST MONROE-S¥. —TW0 FURNISHED £ rooins to rent, wlth goud oard. WASHINGTON-ST.—TO RENT, WITH A7 w ATL Do e e AR pavior Sour: alo KY GENTLEMAN REQUIRING TONRD 1N PRI vate fatly, wIthin easy walking diitance of busi- Less ceatze, Whete everything o frsteclais vot reason- able. can hiar of sueh by addressing Q 43, Trb FPWG GESTLENEN It GENTLEMAN AN can b wecommodated with nleely- (urnished rec- onid-slory front_ ruoms with board, {2 private famils, n convenle tion on NurthSide, ur will aceom* i teman. ~ Addrews S 29, Trivune. DESIRABLE GOOMS TO RGNT WITH 4, on stde. —convenfent to buliesy Ibuze oiice. Xotols. LDINE HOTEL. 95 NORTI CLARK-ST.—COOL zont roune, with zood bard, $1.50 to S5 per weeks Tirntahied Touws, $1.5 Lo 2.8 TBEOWNS HOTEL 5 STAT reonts, with bosrd, S8, 5.7 per week oard, ¥ and 3 1 boar, ST.—FURNISHED without HOTEL flucly “furnished " iatys inoderat LIAND RAN v day. Table: Teria, $1 10 8 Loara, £3 per week. o ILARENCE HOUSE NOS. 351, 553, 296, AND 557 Satest, 4 blocd souih ot shie Paivier House, L Loard wud oo nud §7. Foru! per day, §1.30 to Sz per week. S5, d ryoths T rent withous board. NI 122 SOUTIT TALSTED- retuied throughot. Neat fawmlly reoms, 502 10 $1.00. 50103, Twenty bugh-rooms ANGLISH TIOESE, 51 WASHINGTON-ST.—DEST E‘ht' 1 & 2ie_ rooms and board in JHASTINGS HOUSE. 16 ANT 19 E35T_ADANS. o leasunt roomi, it board, 35, 33,50, und %5 DATIOTEL, 148 AND 120 WAk ‘Reduced prices.” Gyod fyotns and board, $1 0 3T per Thay board, B NEWLY OPESED, 2\ WA- -uv,—Nlce abeortiueit of rooins to'rent, with er weeks day board alio. Y7 INDSOL NOUSE, 178 STATE-ST. RIGHT OF- posite Palmier oise—All alcely fufhished Foorts, WIth Doard, (rom $5 10 £8 per day board, $4. Couniry GOOD SUMMER HOME FOR DELICATE 2\, children cau be found fa the country 1a the family ora clersyman. 'The szatlon 1 healdnul, tad the uttentlof caretul unid Kiad. For pariiulary and refer- ences address C 1, Tribune oftee. PROpRU-GENILE AN ANDWIFE DEMEE i I country {0 & strfetly private faniffy, ot o Tellrew. bretey pla Aduress 542 Tribune olee UT-CLAS nve ot £ Bshing, and driy sh baard, frum 5 to 39 per wes t bear water preferred. ORWOUD PARK—GOOD WHULESOME BOARD, Tleisant rontis, Jarse zronuds, arteslay well, Tk abiles and " uulk, §5; refer to Jol . ue slngle rooin. ST.~ROOMS, SINGLE AN AND LY that it effects quite & handsume saving. Henee O, wiseur o dtugie s cait T il che Rate © gasetrick juice.” comforts of w retiiicd cad pl e i 5 deligheru! be calls w “‘”f“" gusstrick juice. focion v u Bederate i ce required. S s When a New York woman refers to.the Park Avenue Hotel, lnte Women's Ifotel, she never oes besond the initiuls, but just suys P. A, H.! —Phidadelphia Bulleti) e have establisted t Divislons, @ destanated rents will be takén Tor G Aain Otilee, und wiil b . during the week, snd unth 9 p. m. Booiseliers and Stutfoners, 123 Newsttealer. Statiuner, ete., 1009 Westerieny. West. Price iy o Uil & v'eloc . oy Saturda d-3t M. WALDEN i ((uRE WITH A YOUNG 1 o mutrhueay, by wido: s in the clfy nad owa @ s, and fave no smalt nfce reeldence on one of L o ¢ bighest reference. cniliren: will glve wid exp Poarpeis Tugethier. ut 311 per v dresQ4d, T ArAvEn MAR with close ATE FAMC st or un- an and -vife € pleasaut foon et Tabl Ucmens wleo ‘a suinll Yoo location and Vag juren-st. e to Opden-av. criis reasonadle. = WEST WASHINGTON fanily bave furaisiied 7o 7 T ADAMS-ST.— eautfFilly furutsie everything Grst-cla b ASHINGTON-ST. = FURNISHED 24 Loarids tutuy redsonnele, ED-WILL GIVE HANDSOME Tovm und oo LOBT L 110 kentlinied rontuint “tone-froutbouse, all {ni- amtly o3 Went Stde. d serte TATE OOk AND HANDSOME OGNS AT MOOE T bricedvan U had fronuig Jeférion” Pars. ucerity Q i the srtest contieacs oud AFTI rd Wafting-room: Tribune aue vard s Botor the shower Basover. Addies @ 7 be ulice., ‘aie send present ax: uhiut June 1, P Triune vilee = PARK-ROW-SUITE OF FKONT 10O rejcetant | ) Tark. 16 & sulte of two, 03 \7l:h3un| . or without Luard: located soutl endof SRIDGE-COURT—A SUITE meeting rovins, hot and cold wa ond o fess untarnlstivd RETSON-ST.—ONT fthvoard. DERSON AL-3T. WYORK, THAVE | 7 e ENTY-FOURTI-ST,~TO LENT. anl rooma with board; private fam 7 EGST AND GCND-A PURSE " CONTA (nount of moncy which the fenstiiz deseription. Address Q 81, Tribuse ressoudsle. J8L AN i ST & rodms 2o rent, with huar: 5= 247 SMALL | twostngle seatlemen. 95 MICHIGAN-AV.—TIACK PARLOR 285 1 ke Tefen ife or raoin, 3 WITH n far two geatlemen, bath, TOT—ABOUT T=N DAYS GO, LEFT HOME. & wirl, 12 years of “ze, helght 31§ feet. Mizht com- plesion, Jight curiy alf, and fce nitted from small- pox, calfco dress wud cloas, handkerchief o head, Marfa Tosa Lirseos also, Frank Larsco., age, bt | o omplesion, Tull face. ialr ¢t Siof, Chin. and Jacket faded: Soth play violin: SI10 pesed Bald 1o iy oue giving iforma. Q FILERESA CAMAGNANO LARSCO, 18 3 T OST—IN FRONT OF TICKET OFFICE OF BASE- | elfeheenl locatioa: sun3; has all tie modern o QR WABASI-AV. NISHE 388 NAN o T Toar ELLIS-AV.ZTO RE ALD, w0 rlee rooms, withmodern conveniences: private fumlly; reference ro- ulred. JICHIG AN-AV.—TO RENT WITIL RO large and piensant room suitable for Lwo per- venfenees. References ex- nged. i “ball grounds Thursday blood-stone rine chiely valuxble fo e loser. Finder will be rewarded by ro- 25 State-st. five sears -H14 exchanged. SICHIGAN-AV.—A LARGE WELL FUR- ulsbed froat £l board, = MICHIGAN-AV. ~ONE OR TWO FUR- nislicd rooing 1 @ private famflys references .0 Farrirs P Fackiig and ' press. Ieft o gie fands of one (F. It It Tor extilbition, were lost. Parzies holding sald mor wapposed to be xome_pawkbruker or landlord. cad nesiate for their redempsion by o 3 FAR 23 South Oxfurd-st., Rrook’; < BEWARD FOU mottled-colored cow, 8 or Frams, RETURY OF A 16 Hee ) “plessant turnished soon <an haxe thel cho: 5 ol nearly whtie | <f- AV.—WILL RENTONEOR T WO with buard. Poreies f rooLs. WABASH-AV., NORTl OF PECK.COURT— Furnitahed froit and buei room rd. ({5 MicHIG A FULNISITED ROON 5 MG e AT Vil Basrds references ox- ;)’X‘lnlllu Slfi\:*fl({n(m‘ durk !un ‘ru mej‘ l::l.m s{::"i ehanged. ¢ St -1t 201 1 Michigun-ov. [ MICHIG V.~ROOMS, FURNISHED Ok AND PEARL BROOCH WEDNE s carv, Fifih- a1 The finder will e itberally réwarded by reteraiag commiodate MICHTGAN-A HBY o i ot ressouabie prices. CRIN-FGRNISHED sia, 16T 220 South Sangatmon-st SCHTGAS- AV, 2% SuED Of T i 491 NGRS S ik 2 ‘ 0S1—-A LIVER-TANNED PUP. ANSWE eheos, i > &5 pur week also b 3, s of Musnie.” Teward, will b paid st 015 e 5 L 71D 52 10 207 ';n";"‘w, i s 929 e 1o d ‘wad tuind o LI e D20 ot Cont rooms on sevoud wad Gl LU1G resenrd pu uried W & 0. ag s bl birt: . saea s Wailico and SeQresor-sia o 535 NADASHAV S PLESSINT FERNEED OST OIt STOLEN~FROM 101 DOUGLAS-AV., A wray Scoteh terrler doz, auswerlug to name of Spry._Llveral reward otfere: OST—TCESDAY LAST ABOUT 1135 &, M. ON ndlscncst. ear golng west. West of Lineolieste. packige contatulng five hair pu Finacr pleuse deliverat 79 West and switcl. W A4 WAB. 54l B e == MICHIGAN-AV.~TWO VERY DESI 571 3 TWARS 651 rooma it or w rooms fn privaie family 1o respeetablebartivs. ASIL A ELEGANT ROOMS "AND Lourd; co'cluck dlnoer. with board, At 10w i rooins, (urulstied. MALE ¢, Thursiluy F AND ace, 0 Dalton and enid word o1 orih Desplaneset, - HE AMOUNT OF ¢ 27,178. Please return to Comptraller's ofiice und receive rewsrd, S = N OST—A 3 OR 4 MONTHS' OLD BLACK-AND-TAN Gordon ls:l : r pup. Liberal reword paid for his st tura t L2 OST=A DARE DAY MARE W1 4 the face, from Mr, CLARK'S pusture at Stony Lslund. Finder wili be rewivded by returatng her a2 ebove. - T OST-ON SATURDAY Lx Ttandolyh dud Kinzle: OST—SATURDAY EVENING BETWEEN 6 AND™ wrelock. efther in Tribine villce or on Stadfson. betwéen Dearbor and state. a_red morG S115 in ecrip, 10 been stopped on the serip: 7()7'wm.a$fl AV A PLE ood boun: house mud 830 i nish 100 ABLL FUR- BASHAV.VER Lo e 67 5 nfstied rovtus, With good Loards references ca- changid. AV, — NICELY _ FUL h good board $4to $6 per o2k, NISHED SANT FURN] id uud thelr rabie rutes. arniaied_ pocn nislied roon e, with bodrd. nisied Second-stary 170L Foutl oF Sulte, with Teteren _ N-AV.ZPARLOR FLUOK. ‘exeept carpets; stugle rovm, fur- 4, with board. - WADAS otiier Fovms, wisibie. NE ALCOVE: —ALEO hor without buards i Duid for s recovery at 2 OST—-ON WABASIL-AV. Pe contatning contracts cliy directory; i warded DY Teturuti: same 1o DUNNEL- LOY D & CO., Lakes(de Sutidi —with—the—landiord!™” " Was what the msn said, with an cmphasis on every word, and the same was what tue marvelous little wonder shrieked back. * That's the sweetest- music I'se heard for about ten years soid the wan, with a moist palate and a zlowing eye, “aud 1 reckon it’s about that long since 've beard that ¢ooil old tune ground out. 1 dun't s’pose I'll ever et another chagee to hear it again, and, if it ain'y 00 much trouble; please run her back and shioot it out ouce or twice more. It’s xood for the rheumatiz, that is. My! what a head that man bas! If he could nnl)‘get upa jug now that could never be cmptied!” aud the man walked out withasad look snd an uusteady step. !THRGREEN-EYED MONSTER. A jealous lover donned petticoats: fn Paines- vilie, O., Jast Weduesday, in order to kil the girl be bad left behind bim, When an aged spinter, clad in & long black dress, heavily veiled and eloved, alighted from the east-bound trainand tottered into the omuibus, theloungers about the statiou sgw litile resemblance fn the fizure to the light-footed Johony Blake, who bad arrived on A visit to Mary Duarbun a year S‘Tlifl\'nn’ 1 STOLEN-FROM 444 ADA: o new milch cow, aze 8 to 9 vears, llght L Whito spots; very gentle. al reward paid for her returi. TRAYED Ol —FROM TWELFTIL d Astiand-ay., ouc bay mare about 8 years. Dilstered on both hind teet, Gue white oif hind Yoo with white stripe down the face. black mane uad tat Pieize return (0 83 Nebruskuest., und be liberally warded. EDWARD SHORT. TRAYED OR -STOLEN—~FEOM STUSY ISLAND ) Farni, on the pixht of Junc 2€. one bay keldinz. i 1033 Tuediute netghhorhoy: 1340 SRR e b Ty it 1‘ WIDOW LIVING A wo 55 Trtvunc odic BoskDL Thtrteenth-3t. i 156 ON MICHIGAN-AV.—AN ALCOVE B fumbhad or uoturn Wife, with bourd, and other Fuvlns, st. Address it /ADASH-AV. — AN ELEGANT E :tu}xxl’ r‘!i‘xln;\\«‘ h bay window. HBosrd fofme ARD. WITIL ROOMS LA hve plewiant foom and Hrsc-class biard Rtloinan OF 1ady fhac will advance S10U. Aduress ¥ol Shemtisc” Yoterences, Address 517, Triiun hied, for uéntidman sud near Fourteenthe bune ol tie whize 0n Liad 1ect, smAll WHIK Spot o end of Hos few kTay bulrs 0d face, Interferiag sore on olf hiud 16 edluny wang and tall; suitavle reward for recore private family 1 EIGHTEENTILST. 3 hgie roonis. fumished. wits buard, {o Address Q 47, Tribuse DIA ‘wicuve and G CLATK, Touth Cilicago, L., oF M. FAGREL T Prairie-av., Chleago, oo oo TRAYED—A LARGE BAY TORSE. SCAR ON front foot fust above hoof. Plesse deliver to Ch cazzo Unfon Lime Works, corner of Lipcoln and Nine- im.-mh-.,u,. or to F. E. SPOONER, ageut, 1533 Mars st QTULEX—OX THE NIGUT OF 1118 2iTil OF MAT, D from LAVINIA £ DAY, No, 404 Michigun-ay. $5.6% worth of bords, thrce S1.000 Cook Connty Donds Noa. 1052, 820, 201, two Unifed States Govern- ment bonds, @40f SI. Nos. 215,845 ad 215,845, One RETWEES TOIRTEENTH AND and othier IVE _AND _UTIER FINE boanl &C frum B16 10 315 & Wegk per e, Localion guosurvasved. Address ASANT RODM AND BOARD WITH A FAMI- .l 0d Germna wre taught und spoiken. Address 18 30, Trivune vttice. T TIOARD WANTE! nd teliaem=at, by Address P o, Tribue. ZBY A LADY, IN A QUIET, REFINED liotue, where there afe 10 uther boarders. A guod tavle, weeomuigdativns, and comforable surrpuncing Culariy dusired, for whicl u falr price wiil be wal3f atfun, furth of Twenty-efhith-st. Adds Tribuns office, dtatinz pazticulars Tally. PofRp=E SIxaLE LEN 3 hauie in 8 thirouzhy Soetable pivate (o anle; g Qliner and Urvt-clss @I adtinens: RIVATE ano: Soutli WOULD LIKE & ot barh: nortitof Park-av., west wall pay lberally for good accomuo- 41, Tribune oee. 0ARD-IY A LADY IN A Q ‘where there are po othier voardens. A good s have U af Lincolu-st. o pardcutarly dustred, Lol uortl ur Twen GENTLEMA! PRI < wreonly f2w or 2o nther Will be permaneut —BY A YO amly Shere Goardert. A S00d lioine wintes i€ suited, 12, Tribune office. Boau NE T LAR trout roun for lady only, aad lier hustaud pa ghe time: dake view fudlsfensable. Address K 77 Tribunc oiftce. % s ROSHE-FIESTCLASS, O SORTH OF SOUTI Side, by two youdg yies. Addreas S 9. Trivune. T A YOUNG PoARDIFOR THE SUSGEE "I murried lady, Whose heaith 14 do ait private famlly or widuw jady, ry near city, where there fs e nfce cous fovers, frult, aud shade trees, and bo other bourders. Aadress 37, Fribune o A CAED TOTHE LADIES. —LAl L pertious halr on e face, a¥ius, 0= e itpe ved withGat She feast fujury <o the =kl freckles, modi-patetiesn. o il ieases of e Lir of seal Dair restoreds lntr blouded: plexlons mude sotf azd (alr. Develgument of sapechuity. MRS REANE, 233 West Mal third oot \ HATL A NICELY FURNISHED 4% house in 8 quict nelghorhood on the North Si aud Hving alune desires the as<oclntlon of a Hne uppear. ing, Intelifgent. und agreesble lody. Address R79, Tribune odice. g A NI LROAT DESISESS RONETLY ATTE Y 1o by expertenced attorneys; all business strictly tlal; 00 charge for counsel; fees moderate. Ad- Entengo, St TRAVELING SALESMAN WITIH TRADE 4L wuuld carry 8 few satnples to sell zoc and dry oods bauses on Address definite culars o Q 70, Trib: CRIFICE-ROGELS vv:]-re 8z half regular prices. an OTHERS: A1 PLATED- MARTIN AT TS THE DQUARTERS 4\ for the fue Parldan gnife-plaiting. AN vrders 3 Yompllyflququ‘_-_A y FEW PUPILS CAN BE FITIE A\ Stuze oy'a well known uctress. G 2 West Wastngeon-st. ROACHES, MUTHS ENTIL vd by addressiug w postal to COMAN, 14° South Deasborn-zt., aad he will eall at your re: 1;5 ROACHES, AND MOTUS ed): examination frees EY, 150 Wushizgtonst. ST 15 INCONSISTEST WITH BAD: # shirts. Ta eujoy Ufe, wear the ** Lege Star” dre~s shirts. Hest [n the world, and lowest pricess ulity Oul¥ £2,95 eachi. or SIx T0F 513, Made to Mews- ure and guaron; ou in every regrect. Try us, “"LONES earborn- st., uppusite Toaf EGO,\'O)H-"D K3 POSTE! AND ACCOUNTS kept for parties without permanent bookieeper. Aceountants' aud correspondents’ work done thorouh- 1¢ and cheaply by hor ulcg. Address Q 5, Tribune oitice. e PMBROIDERY OF ANY KIND ON 4 machiue done ok reasonable price: Tribune olice. HAVE F “ito please AR Shiire Company, 195 NOTIGE=TO LIQUOR DEALERS, KESTAURANT, IN"und notel mén, eversbody: Send 3 yosr orders 10 Bave your celltngs decoruted and txsures covered from the tles. DECORATORS. 87 South Green-st. 2 2 OXS DESIRING TO RENT STANDS AT THE forcheomtug plentc of the A. 0. L., 1o b held at Moke's Grove o the Fourth of July, will'please call at G Wear Harsteonat, » 1N YOUR ORDELS TO CLEAN TOUR FUR- F. LESTE! Xe: i D ALL_OTI slographic Pen for pocket u; deifzhted with s case and Gertaiacy of wri; iad at Rooin 6. 97 Clark-st, T.L. HA Three frst-rate men wanted. _ Capital, 8257 - JIISCELLANEOYUS. STED-WALL FAPER [0 HANG, 10 CEXTS < igli, 0 ceats sauare. Call of 1552, or 90" Last Jackson. VWANIED-BOARD OF TRAOE SESMEGSAIE tickee. State fowest cash price. Add: E Tribenc olfic Raw, THAND TINNERS- sday, W, care of ool Miller Bros. & Keep. ____WOUSEHOLD GOODS: CARD-THE UNION ¥ iTURE COMPANY, offering » uplendid 12 urcishing goods ut low prices. and consisting verytaiug needed frotn Kitehen to parior, and uoon Thelr popular payineot plan. Oue feature of buying upu this plan i that Irchidsers &rc enabled to furnish Witli better £oods Lhan If they were lhnited with just #: many dollurs to invest. and the ** Unlon ™ ms superfority rizht here. They sell patrons mothing hut honest-made and weil-gatshed gouds, 8nd upon such Lormua 23 i sact case aces in ail Suiti, Trom 540 10 25 ball-trecs, sccreraries, 1iirary and marble-top tabite, all In Tor furuiture in Turktsh, Gieen Anne, ond Fatens rockem. eady-euals. bedding carpots, MATIng. STOVEX anmyes. -tinwr wre. crockery. glassware, piatil and refsfgertors. A thoroush fasy and wode of dulag hugine: yarmnted. UNION FURNIT Madfson-st. A T BEVTCED PATCLS—FURS £ stoves, and cruckery, on ferins 1o salt Durchaicr. We carry fhe langest most reld i, Best fdatibed and scircted sock of foods to be fouud 1n sny "hose-furaishiuz estabiishment In the ey Our goods belni Sar; our own mnalacture, we van maks our Tower fzure on bétter goods than most owher deaters, Wehave fureline of the latest destions In Trasicls st {nzral urnets hat we ofer at Che lowest et Prices, un casy paymenis. 1n our furniturs, departmens Bave cyery thini (T the Suust-Ehished mArble- 0 d burcau; alo b color, tn Gurstock of stoves contalny sume ot iy known parlur stoves, cuo) ves, sid aages ever oered L Ui eicy. AWesellull our. gonds on eaty terns, and are the oily Rutse I Ui ety that sells exclusively In (hat way.-Wo invite all Busers to past themseives by learntué our prices and examinini bur i campictng pur- - where. JOHN M. SMY . 141 Wost Mudison, [ MOVE. izuratc our new nnd elegant warcroomy © u biis record on tur hooks dur(nz e onentni day. we Wi seil uny article {u our stvck of ELEGANT FURNITURR - AT ACTUAL COST. e luvite eveey oo £ cuil and st odr new wara- Stock Al ooty 3 West TURE, CARPETS, e torsuits s0d lounzes 0 ever cadles varlery. rooias, the most heautiful aud attractive fn Chicag We octupy Uie enirs lre double buldl NOS. 255 AND 207 STATE-ST. OX MONDAY “open 4 tresh stock bought ot a great macrifice froni a pnuacturer, lncluding parlor nud bed-roun furulture i great varlety 5 FULL SUITS AS LOW A3 $25. AS LOW AS 3233 AL 1NS IN CHICAGO. 10 ADVERTISE OGR: NEW STORE. 265 AND 267 STATE-ST. A TIENTION! GLOSE "HUYELS AND NOTSE, 43 keppers—The bizgesr xind of barsatns ever offered {n 3¢ Toawchuld £o0ds on ale ml thix weels, netn in Lart the contents of @ resfdence un West tashinktons S removed 10 hur Warerouma for sale: everstuing wsh ad 0f the hest. Ibanutacture:_come ali and FIDELITY STORAGECO. 75, 75, a0 Ea- WILL SELL R. T. MARTIY. it often, 5 EING DETESMINED _TO_ UND) ors e tade, we F f, dad, to meet the waatu Of our customers. ¢ spuctous fve-story bullitns No. 273 Lwo tuars cust of our (oriier stare, hinber A 10 Enst waere will tie fatnd s fult llne of paclor wnd ¢ fadl:on st. furnlture, marble-wi and plain. We are pre Turnfsh hotels, houses, or Niafliz-rooma CRtire. shep for eash, or v ( nenthly payments. The rapld in- crens t Our faiea {s Brout Of Our [ow pricesand fa Az, 3 G & G PAKIY, 2 Seat Madison-at., —1 LARGE FRENCIFPLATE nasbly‘top hall-tree. 1 parlor s carpets, 1 ¥ideovard, 1 parlor-ved wia. 1 e v, crockery, ele. SISt be sold Monduy. Call at Luke-st. CHANBER SET. 3A) 3 to reallzc on ltat one for S35, Call At furpiture sactory 1478 Sent, 70k SALE—ADOUT 30 TAL A Brusscld carpet. 404 Wi JOL SALECLAKGE SEwW LB, B 1ows, auly S0 cents eachs fresh Auppiy 41 West Madbo: (“0 TO WHITE'S, 3 you want to £6L & 5ood seconihadd resc ot or range, with water front. Al Rinds of etave repalrs furnished. Old stoves taken o exchange for Tiew ures. } ‘(Alul TEM) 42 Weat 31 lor 0l of ol styles marble-top chamber Sels. Nrimsols Gnd IVET car- els. covk sluves, rauges, marble-top nad ex: don bles, plaln ay s, refrigerators, brench b Lo Tarnian & houss e ifhier for caah ICHRE. @ West Mad- S \THET: PII, BISHOY SIF VOU WANT 10U Arat-clusi stele an 2 G, 70 Cottage A TIGHEST CASHT PHRICES F0it Sddress o call o L., 341 WILL PAY TH seeond-hiud furniare! West Randoip! N EASY INSTALLM AT for caah, furnltire, cacpets, crockery. staves. and et 1o furnish o hume, [oeiuding parior soits in he ewest dest e fufsn Ing-cuse it o $135, Tobes, sbieu: ete., at prices cever Furhiture House, = ()L STOVES-SIX RIND: Core: oered, uz tlis W Vest Madisunl. F. COGS OF FIRST-CL TIES DISPO: OF rurniture. cars . Wil na 4t the very Lighest Azire by sddressing L. 7us Luse-st, SEtonts Chicaso, RN otntter. Ui s, 177 Wesc ftane ud elsewlere, at W. C. dalph-at. TR IR e s REEMGERATORS TCEROIES -AVING ‘mazufactared an overtock, will elose thom oot for the next Uirty duse i of ladre, 3t ubbors prices, CRlt gad get the beel made, %1t Slled with pure chiarcon Ained throughout with Zine. Curner Lake und I'a- OVITY & CO. ATORS CHEAP~PARTIES WISHING tirst-cligs Tamily_refrizerutor, gond size, iy reduced piced can e one of the Ailegretto jarte. of hard wood and galvanized iron, at 135 State-st. TORS AT HALF FORMER PRICH thie best refriverator In use; we i Just haif usunl 1o stures, IEFRIGED N\ “The - fceber baveutew large Driees; we have Turze one o inarkets, restBurants, elc TPELL YOUR FRIENDS THAT WE HAVE ORDEES 10 purchase 35,000 worth of Lotichold oo, car: pets, cic.. entire Cuntents of residence, tre or acall., fote Wi pay e Dizlest cnsh Drice Tor fve days. Aliress DODAES & CO.. 62 Wit Like-st CILY YEW Z% chinc rdrop wnd di THOMAS, 39 State-st., ¢econd duor RUT, THE GEXUINE SINGER-CHEAFEST AND best macline~Bargains for eash: machinés ex- chanied and rented; new Dumestic Howe, Weed, and #1065 Singer Ottice, 225 Souih CHICAGO SINGER the Tiest Tn markes: [ - EN, S Kast Die “SENUINE T Fomfiy Sewing Wit not b uderso “islgn-st., Chi NN E. NORDLIN AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR o the eait of the Stager y Sewinz-Yachines at reduced prices. $30, dhscount for wonthe Iy aymenis: second-hand nechlnes to be elosed out &6 1, 315, 20, §23: all H perfoct onder wnd 3 good a3 liew with 31 Attachmiente; rupa{Fi dones qont fail 0 Eive as o call aad secure u 00U barzaln at once at 23 Clilcazo, Bear corper of East Chlcago-av. 0T OF NICI 3 Wil<on, and athy arranted. - Lous utlice. 12 Clar NET, MASEFCTURING MACHINEE S: AN 7 catitiiet (Whiaon) latest lngroved, £13: intest ruved secund-laod wachincs of all kihds Trom $5 to 210 each at THOMFSON'S, 383 Soutls ffalsted-st. WANTED = D-HAND ~ WHEELE W lirou Sexingstackine: mint be 1o zova repalr wid cheap._Address F1viag urice § 20, Tribuse owce. STORAGE. UOUSE FOI NOCSENOLD 20 to 258 Randulph-st., and A CONPLETE & +L mooi: LITY STOHASE COMPANY, 76, 79. AND & Peruinnent and of furniture aud general Terchandize: ady vaults. PILE-FROUF WAREUOUSE, 160 WEST MUNROE- for furaiture, merchandise. carrl e, Lowus —CHEAP, SAPE. AND ORY AT OCI Lury hunxnnz: ral i advances 4. J. €. G, PAREY, 272 Enag QTORAGE_GOODS RECEIVEL® AND STOF Mo Romge-eoom o reat, lnyiire of Calc erviss Com TR0k SALE V. niceund oye n" TAYLOR & i with f{ron standz, cheap for T o states, upsains. For..\’u::n HAND-MADE CYLIN- der deake, ardpan prices: ofice fapn{ture, deaka, ad boo-cases o vrder. Sbop. sccond Hoor 23 West FPHE STYCOGRAPRIC PEN DESCRIBED L\; TIE ‘Tribune June 16 1s alnost 4 neccsslty to those hay- 1o to wrlte Stendily. To be scen at Rooin 64, 17 Clark- . 8t Three grod salesmen wented. _Capltal, $25. A TUEN YOU WANT YOUR OUTHOUSE AXD cybasin cleaned send postal-cant 1 JOSEPH LLE. 728 West Lake-at. rk done satisfao- nd prices to sujt the thaws, i ‘ ANTED—A GUOD SECOND-HAND BABY-CA] riage: mast be cheap. Call or address, witls de: scription and price, Dednett Hospleal, 511 State-st. Y AYIE_TONTE A NoRS S 33, Tribuae ofti “TA NTED—TU PU! hed manufacturl ualness payh and requiring from FLu¥) to £5.00 caplial. particulars and address i 10, Tribune ofice. TV ANTED-PARTIES Ok CONGERNS DESIRING thelr books cxamfacd, ol ‘tecounts adjusted. partnership matters stralzhtened ont, by an acconntant ‘xvert whone thne 1 Dot entirely employed: secrecy ohscrvea in all maters; references If desired. ~ Addresa T-ESTAN- fatcprants State TASE A NITY OF TRIETT-FIRST-ST.—BOARD FOR Wy bfi\lm{ men or gentleman and wife, witn hoine comforta, or furnizhud ToomS (O Tenl; Lerms moderate. Add T %, Trivane onice. thousend déflars reward wiil be'given for the return of ten, : QTEAYED O STOLEN-OS JUNE 5. FLOM Stoney Island fartn, one bay :cldln’:. welzht 1,16) i North Siae, — TWO NICELY . FURNISOED 39 BELITE 5 ncdors hinprovements - with Board. unds, white spot un nuee, few gray hatrs on face, e FAVE R iE {1tle white ua left bind fout, fnterfering, sore on rizht, RUSH-ST. — AL A S| D t c| n switable fur two geptiemen. with good 20 E. ti. CLARK. South Uhicaxo, 1k, or to W. FAL: TELL, 1994 Pralric-ay., Chl irehices exchiabged. 2, Tribune ollice. . \WVE, WIS TO ADOFT A BOY OF GIRL BABY 1 10 = years Old, Amcricau parentage. Address @ 77, Tribuné otdce. A VANTED=LADY ROOM MATE; REFERENCES vxehanzed. Address M WRIGHT, 662 West Madlson-st. “V.\ NG, CALCIMINING; ALL ‘Work first-class; over carpets or papcred walla ‘without drupplug & spot or 00 pay. J. CHIPMAXN, 273 T T N VW AYIEL-TO BUY FLOTE AND FEED wTOLE. ‘Address, stating lueatfon tully. Q 49, Tribune. NTING MATERIAL, '“ns?'b‘ru PURCIASE 0% EASY PATMENTS & st 01 Lrinn Ofice of @ Gordon prose, Ad- dress $31, Tribune oitice, A i SECOND HAND 170 STARDING: laten atuont 20x5 inches: KIve lowess C. CRAMER, Printer, Madison sad WA cadh price. Hatsted:sts. ATENTS—I,. B. COUPLAND & CO., SOLICITOES ‘of Putents, 70 Lasalle-st.. Tiaom 11, fetaues pro- cored and rejected apilications pro<ecuted. caveats fled, particular aiteativs Kiven to the protection uf comiinercial devices, trade-marks, labels, snd copy- Tights, nd o general patent busineds trausacted. T ATRVOYANTS, JoOR A COLRECT LEADING OF THIF, PAST, present. aad future, 50w M. A. GENEVIA, 970 West Luke-at. §E TUE WONDER OF THE bard-ot. i. CLAIRVOYANT, A 1ecs. \' TS LUTY. NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, TEST, A1 and bosiness mediun, etc., 234 West Lake-st, REWAID, 10 BEVARDLLONY OX wATURDAT. JUSE b 15. @ small Scowl: terrler dugs: color yelivw with tafl ¢t ShOrt, alro ears: Auswers th aame of Skip. Auy vne returulng Ler to 83 Third-av. whli recelva Ve reward.