Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1878, Page 13

e e e b i e ey e i s W D aaload Sl o WO ) B o S S S S S THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THE SOCIAL WORLD. A Sudden Afiection for Matrimo- nial Alliances. Those which Are to Come OF During This Week. Clab Partics, Private Enfertainments, Personal Notes, Ete. CHICAGO. WILMOT—SFANTON. On Saturday, Oct- 19, at 11:30 a. m., Miss Car- ie L. Stanton daughter of Thomas Stanton, Eeq., of No. 612 Congress street, was united in marriage to Mr. R. W. Wilmot, son of W. G. Wilmot, Esq., of New Orleans. The couple were-attended by Miss 1da M. Wood, of Hyde Park, and Mr. E- L, De Vore, of Pittsburg. Mr. p. E. Memill and Mr. A. Juicks acted in the ca- yacity of “ushers.” The ceremony was per- tormed bY Dr. Willing, assisted by Mrs. Will- ot i m-}n’, bride was dressed in 3 pearl-colored bro- sade silk, Princesse style, tnmmed with point aco 20d the couventional veil and orange blos- soms. The bridesmaid wore ashies-of-roses silk, trimmed with veivet and lace. The prescats were numerous and costly, the most notable of which were a check for §1,000 from the groom’s “fatber; a marble-top chamber set from the Lride’s motber; & silver teaservice from 3irs. . L. Dobsous: a Gorham castor from Mr. S. L. Dobson; solaire diamond eardrops from 14e zroom; pearl card-case from Mr. and Mrs. . R Cobb; “silver = butterdish and knife from Miss Adile Wilmot, Pitts- purg; ome dozen. silver kmives Miss sfarie E. Stanton; a toilet set from Miss 1da Wood: a real lace handkerchief from Miss R Moore, Cobnecticut; one dozen silver saoons from Miss Miriam Dobson; an oil-paint- ine from Mr. Georze W. Stanton; gold brace- lets from Mr. Robert Stanton; Swiss watch from Mr. D. J. Stanton; a bronze jardinier #rom Nr. E. L. DeVore; a jewel casket from 3ir. T. B. Boydj silver card-case from Albion College; Whittier's complete works from Dr. £. L. Grifiin; marble inkstand from Mr. W. H. Flermming; a case silver surar-spoons and but- ter-knives from Mr. R. T. Hambrook. Alter pessing congratalations, the company repaired to the dining-room and partook of a suinp— tuous feast. ‘The happy coupie left on the 5:15 1. m. train Saturday for an estensive tour jntbe t. after which they will return to their Southern bome. WIHITCOMB—SMITIL An clezant bat quiet wedding occurred last Wednesday evening, Oct. 23, at the residence of the bride’s parents. No. 763 Fulton street, when Miss Allie C. Swith was married to Mr. John C. ‘hitcomb, the Rev. Mr. llewes, of Downer’s Grove, performing the ceremony. The invita- tions were limited to_the immediate friends of the iutercsted parties. ‘fhe presents were numerous, 1s welk as valuable and substantial: Mr.and Mrs. Whitcomb will make their new Lome at 47 Seeley avenue. P) NOBLE—PEALE. A very quiet weading took place “Thursdav evening, Oct. 17, at the residence of the bride’s parents, No. 1364 Indiana avenue, the contract- inz parties being George W. Noble_and Miss Sadic Peale, daughter of Joseph A. Peale, Esq. The ceremony was performed by che Rev. Dr. Williamson, of the Michiman Avenue M. L. Chure; only the relatives and immedate 1riends of the family being resent. HALES—VAN OSTRAND. Married, at Neenab,” Wis., Tuesday, Oct. 22, st tne resicence of the bride’s futter, the Hon. D. C. Van Ostrand, by the Rev. J. E. Chapm, Benton F. Hales, of the firm of Bemis & Hales, of this dity, and_Miss Hattic E. Van Ostrand, only dzvghter. Miss Fannie Crandall, of St. Lotls, bridesmaid, and William H. Carson, of this dity, groomsman. Guests to the number of sbout bty were present. OTIEE MATRIMONTAL EVENTS. - 3r. Joun W. Drant and ~ Miss Kittie L. Pease were married Thursday evening, at 6 o'clock, at e Cathedral SS. Peter and Paul, the Rev. Canon Knowles ofiviating. The brideand groom left the samne evening for an extended Eastern trip. AIr. Gilbert S. Eaton, of Half Day, and Miss Jennie Wood, of Highland Park, were married at the residence of Mrs, E. H. Plummer, sister of the bride, at Hizhiand Park, Wednesday evening, the Rev. G. Wrenn officiating. It was oo eiegant aflair in every respect. A quiet wedding took place lagt Thursday evening, Oct. 17, at the residence of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Senford, 76 Forest avenue, in which Mr. Frapk C. Tretry and Miss Lou Richards were married. None but intimate friends were fovited. ‘Thurséay evening, at 8 o'clock, Mr. Howard Ferns and Miss Lorena DeGolyer were married at the residence of the bride’s sister, Mrs. John Featherstone, 85 Park avenuo. The cere- mony wss performed by the Rev. Robert Coll- ver, sud was witnessed only by the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. The marriage of Mr. Frank H. Goddard and Miss Rose Barnett took place Tuesday evening, at the residence of the bride’s parents, No. 4305 State street. A large number of presents from {riends at home arnd from a distance were re- ceived by the happy couple. Marricd, Tuesday evemng, at the residence of the groom, Mr. C. E. Pratt and Miss Ella Clark, both of this ci Aliss Costance Sattoustall, daughter of Will- {am Sattonetall, Esq., one of Chicago’s oldest residents and first settlers, has just returned from abroud, after an absence of thirteen years, £pent mostly in England. Cards of invitation are ont announcing her approaching marriage w Willizm Ludlow Patton, of New York, cld- est son ot Dr. . W. Patton, President of How- a5l Tnive Washington, formerly pastor of 1ke Firet Coneresational Church in this di The wedtting is fixed for Weduesday a3 p. ni. inthe First Congregational Church, cormer of Aunaad Washington streets. A reception will be beld at St. Carvline’s Court Hotel from half- Best 3105 o'clock. Ysilgzrfnnfielll;otxstv;‘dhdnuhtcr of Mrs. M. ,a0d Mr. I-B,flud‘ aer are announced as ‘¢ marriaze of Miss Celia L. Kerr and Mr. #HMHJ. Snell will be celebrated Monday even- EL .6 o'clock, at, the residence of B. . Hateh, B No. 2 Marsiifield avenne, the Rev. Dr. T 00dwiy officiating. ser of Brlage of Miss Lizzie Salisbury, daugh- e, W.H. Salicbary, Esq., with Mr. Georze Doreinery of Boston, will oceur to-morrow A’\'flmnu'.h“‘nfie ‘;esmcnce of the bride’s father, b'-?-uy el |:‘ avenue. The wedding will be ‘ue marriage of Miss S o~ gor ol Bl S o A cetepeian 0. Goodman, of ' this city, will be of the paoext Tuursday evening, at the home Srcne bride in Osnkosh, and will be a brilliant ‘Tne marriage of B A Sou g e 400 YAtk AgEber of will be solewinized noxt Tiaruday evening, at O'clock, at the residence of tue L crening, 365 R, B e of the bride’s parents, Ibe marriage of Mics Ap, daugh terof the Lon, Andren Shyms o pas s cur at Evanston, the Bome of the bride; about e middle of next month, L e AL the resicence of the bride's aren o'u&m{’,-.»mj' Thursday evening e “ts“,_ olas Gt wxfif El;qnls gfiumu, daughter of Nicl- St omarct Esan will be married to M. 6. J- - SOCIAL AND CLUB NOTES. wAn mror}..};‘?‘lefigrms ‘riv;n by the gueste of Mis ¥ night. "~ T é::(llialeu Heath entertained a select com- ik, lursl:ng;(fg?" the North Side and Gene- 3 Pulton str s Y evening at her home, No. Surprise party was g A B. Nienols as griven by Masters Albert Fravissison, Jr, and Tkey Lonback: 1o gfaster West Worhpn ot bis father's residence, No. 460 i.Sh g’:}ou street, lost Friday evening. T “d“n“x Ay _evening a few of the friends of 205 ers. Hammerly mey and * surprised ? g u(&{ ;wdcn:(a No. 855 West Lake street. the form op L0t eufovable affairs occurred in e Cog a sociable in the parlors of the Evehen pobiarian Church, corner of Prairie Luet, ufif‘l“ Thirtieth street, Tuesday eveniog A!fi}“"""?n Wwelcome to the Rev. James Kay ¢ Lakeside Club, hasin i f > e g reormanized for the Season, v fits firet reception Thursday nd 1 at the hall jcorner of ludiana avenue T fisrs‘t‘ §hu§m, which was a success. s 2 cdon gave a very epjoyable follee At thele residence, 207 Eost Lugiand streety Aghu_suc\nfilg of the Union Catholic Library = odation, Friday cvening, was, 2§ usual, & s.isfi(ni\am' cotertainment. The exercises con- AL | of music, recitation, reading, cte. was reasant feature of last week’s enjoyment uls]m-: reception extended to the Rev. Dr. "flfl ett, former pastor of Plymouth Congrega- ional Churel, by the members of that church, Uesday evening. - 3 h;tlm J. . F. Dramatic Club gave an enter- meot in the lecture-room of the Oakland “several week: ’nne. Afnss,, and weunt to Boston, Concregational Chureh, Friday evening, for th Uencst of the yellow fever suflerers, which was a yery oloasunt affalr. il ; 1be first regular meeting of the Library Asso- linmm of the Centinary Methodist Clzug‘ch was r,,t:l(l at the residence of Mre. M. C. Dean, No. .41'.11, ;:‘;:s(t: nArd’nms strect, 1;;__'51 Tuesday evening. . Carr’s ovening class party at Engle- :3:11;!‘, Wednesday night, was a very pleasant Some of the leading young men of Hindsale are talking of orzanizing a club and renting & clla_l:;ho[u.sv:. B ‘he followine officers of the Bryant Literar: %‘Mllleu’ !l-'l\‘c been clected for the gnsuln;: lerm{ E lovkins, Jr., President; H. B. Wilson, Vice- Jrefldcut; F. M. Williams, Recording Secretary s 5 Peterman, Corresponding Sceretarys A. O. ooper, Treasurer; R. P. Blanchard, Editor; L. B. Hayman, Assistant-Editor, The Terpsichorean Club of Enelewood gave i:lia opening party last eveningr at the digh School fi"ull.' The formation of "this Club dates back most as far us the orzanization of the town itself. The early settlers met Saturday evenines for recreation and a dauce at the school-house. The present Clubis the outgrowth of these semi-monthly gatherings. ~The Club s composed ‘of some of the first fami- lics of Englewood, and membership can only be £aived throngh invitation. The gathering last everlg was unusaally brilliant, and, besides the recular members, quite & number of Chicazo ladies.and_gentlemen were present by invita- tion. Dancig commenced promptly at balé-past 7 o'clock, and continued until 11 33 The twentieth anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Georme W. Bohanon was cele- brated at their residence, No. 846 West. Monroe street, last Monday evening, in a manner so thoroughly enjoyaolethat all present were fairly reveling, as it were, in sunbeams, _ ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Fairview Social Club will hold its first party Tuesday evenme uext, at the hall corner of Thirty-seventh street and Cottage Grove avenue. . Tne Nonpareil Club, a North Side orzaniza- g:x;‘z will give an {nta;n!nu\];znt and E[ccepl.lon riday evening, Nov. 1, at Brand’s Hall, No. 164 Nortn Clark strect. 2 The opening of the new Armory of the First Reciment, I™N. G., will occur next Tuesday evening. and, judging from present indications, it will be a brilliant affair. ~ Arrangements arc making by the several ommittees to render the reception fn every way a pleasure to the guests. A short programme has heen prepared, ap- propriate to the occasion. The cxercises will open with prayer by the Chaplam, the Rev. Robert Collyer, followed by a vocal solo by Miss Dutton. Judge Booth will dcliver the dedi- catory addres: ‘The music will be provided by the Band-Master, . W. Pourd, with an or- chestra of twenty-three men. The openiug Ireception of the Jolly Club will be held at Owsley Hall, Friday evening, Nov. S. The Independent Order of Foresters will give a promenade concert and ball at Brand’s Hall, No. 16¢ North Clark street, Wednesday even- ing, Nov. 6. ‘Iic first party of the third series of the Oucida Pleasure Club will take place Tuesday nighit at Strum’s Hail. Queen Estber Chapter, No. 41, Order Eastern Star, Wll‘l give the first of a series of socinbles at hall Nos. 62 and 64 North Clark street, on Aonday evening, Oct. 28. _The Executive Cominittee of Oriental Con- sistory bave decided to hold a serics of only five receptions at their Asylum, No. 76 East Monroe street, Thursday evening, Nov. 21, Dec. 19, Jan. 9 aod 30, and Feb. 20. The South Side Reception Club are perfecting arrangements for the first of their series of si¥ parties, which occurs early in November. PERSONAL. Miss Belle Bennett, of Geneva, is visiting Miss Helen Heath, at No. 432 Fuiton street. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan J. French have re- turned from their weddine tour. Mrs. A. J. Pomeroy hus gone East to spend with friends in Western and Cen- tral New York. The Hon. J. B. Hammond and wife will re- turn to their home in LaGrange this week from their trip through the Western Territorles and < Hills country. - Nora Hill, an_sccomplished young lady of Moline, who is visiting her fricnd, 3Miss Della Cnureh, No. 715} West Washington street, will return during the present week. Mrs. J. W."Williams and daughter Edna have rerurned from the East, and can be foned at their resfdence, No. 761 West Adams strect. Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Perkins have just returned from an extended wedding tour abroad, and have takenrooms at St. Caroline’s Court for the winter. Mrs. Rozierand the Misses Rozier, of Now Orleans, who bhave been sojourning at the Gardoer House for several weeks past, lelt ‘Tuursday for St. Louis. Mrs. D. Hunkins, of Galens, is visiting her sister, Mrs. James W. Scott, at the Sherman House. : . ‘I'he Rev. Georze W. Peck, President of Hed- ding College, Abingdon, Ili., is the guest of Philip Myers, Esq. No. 234 West Mouroe strect. Mrs. Gov. Cullom and daughter arrived in the city Wednesddy, aud were entertained at the Grand Pacific Hotel. Miss Eva Britt, of Milwaulee, has been visit- ing Mrs. Lutts, of 9§ Warren avenue. G. W, Hiegins and family have returned from Europe. Miss Emma L. Fry, of No. 900 Indiana avenue, has returaed from an extended trip to Newport and New York City. Mr. and Mre. David A. Hall (nee Draper) will be at home to thefr friends_at_No. 117 Vernon aveaue on Thursdays, Oct. 31, Nov. 7, and 14 SOCIETY TOPICS. The * plain black silk dress ™ of the Crown Princess of Prussia is about as everlasting as the p. b. s. d. of Mrs. Hayes. The Palace Hotel, San Francisco, is just now perplexed with an amusing contest with the wife of an army officer, who has made her pres- cuce very objectionable to the 1nmates of that vast establishment by undertaking, on her own assumption, to manage its social arrangements. She has succeeded in making herself so obnox- jous to the zuests of the house that the man- agers have requested ber to leave, which she peremptorily refuses to do, and challenges them to put her out by force. Her gas and water are cut off, but she holds the fort and refuses to surrender. Her appearauce in the public rooms occasions a eneral stampede; but as she pays Ter bills regularly, and has an uncommonly vol- uble and bitter vongue. Senator Sharon and his staff are in an awkward dilemma. At a recent auction sale in South Africaa pound of finc ostrich feathers brought $338.75. ‘There is, therefore, grave reasons. to doubt the genuineness of an ostrich plume bought in Cai- cago for 25 cents. Giles, Bro. & Co. bave many thousaund ounces of silver, fashioned into shapes of exquisite ce and_usefulness, suitable for table service h every form. Can any present be imagined uniting more of the essentials of real value, beaaty, and use? This firm also malces a brill- jant boliday showing of superb jewelry and amonds, clezant imported and domestic tlocks, choice bronzes, and a wejl-nigh- cndless variety of watches, bric-a-brat, ete. Jules Verne is grinding out another book, which he expects will forever settle the ques- tion as to who is tho greatest liar oo earth. Messrs. C. P. Kimball & Co, have just re- ceived the following dispateh, that speaks for jtsell, and will be read with pride by all- true ricans: AR, Oct. 25, 1878.—C, P. KnpauL & Co., Nos. 370 and 372 Wabash ave., Chicago, Tiis's In addition to the gold medal awarded s a, Paris, our senior, Mr. Brewster, has been docorated with the Legion of Ionor. The first {ime it has ever been given to a carrage-builder for an Exhibition. BrewsTER & Co., of Brourlncks_r,._:;- this is only o _just tribute to the judz- m::':t taste, and skill displayed by Messrs. Brewster & Co. in the manufacture of their car- riages, 1O one can doubt. Mr. O. R. Keith, our Sbie and Intellicent Commissioner to Paris, ' their carriages far excelled all others in style, taste,and workmanship. We belicve tln% T be the uhiversal judenieut of all Americaus who wsited the Exnibition, and they will be greatly leased to learn that their judgment has 11 contirmed by the world’s jury, and 50 wel Efi:‘::piniuu of the jury honored b{] the French Government. This is indeed au honor to our country, and a deserved honmor to Brewster & Co. 3 “The neighbor who calls on a widow, after the funeral and remarks that every clond has asil- ver lmiug not onl¥ gets ofl an original ex- pression, but is doing his whole duty in the case. Besides being the perfection of musical art lnd&mechanisu%, the )’:’l;\l!cn Davis & Co.’s Up- right Pianos are worthy of more than ufluu§ hfiention because they are so distinctively American. _They are in 10 scnse foreign, cither in their makers or_their admirable qualities. Now that the Old World is s0 1girly conveding American supremacy in every trauch of art Inanufacture, this_distinction becomes particu- Jarly valuable. W. W. Kimball remains sole Western agent for them. The old Confederate money can be bought fovx" the price of paper rags. Wby don’t the *fiats get some to pay off any debts they owe each othert 0 and a garl of Scloped from Brook-. A A where they SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2 1878—SIXTEEN PAGES. soon got lost in the crooked streets. Their ex- l ‘pectation was to get married and live in a fine house somewhere. The reality was a spauking. For quality, style, and_worth the Putnam Clothing House exceeds all its competitors. The ereat demand of the times appears to be a eirl who can saw wood, clean house, cook for a family of seven, takecare of the baby, wash and iron, “ ansiver the door,” fight flics, work fifteen hours a day, never get cross, never waste, spoil, or lose anything, never go out, never want apything, have no company, and be hap- py. smiling, well dressed, and contented for §L75 o week. o The new * Eastlake ” heating stove is abean- ty. J. D. Bangs, State and Van Buren. London has 460,000 dwelling-houses. If you are going over there to find Smith, and don’t kuow the number of his street, you’d better postpone your visit. We found Mr. Julius Bauer fu high glee yes- terday from having just received a lirge ship-~ ment of new styles and_desigus of the Bauer upright piangs, now exhibited at their ware- rooms, Nos. 203 and 265 Wabash avenue. The clerks in the Bank of France have been ordered to shave off their mustaches so asto give them a ministerial look. For latest styles and Jowest prices in dress- making and millinery, go' to Mrs. King’s, 159 State street. Faultless work guaranteed. Gen. Graut took a bath at Biarritz, Franc and this was such an extraordinary and unusual occurrence that it was immediately cabled to Lhis country. ' Formerly it was the vozue to send to great Eastern centres like New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, when ladies desired a costume of more than usual clegunce. Ghormley has changed all this, and the soiety leadersof those \'mg' cities now forward many orders for novel and beautiful costames to him. We have recently secn several exquisite evening and promenade robes made by him_for some of the most prominent ladies of New Yorlk. Rapid transit is transiting in New York, in spite of the grumbling at the noise ot the trains. Thirty-five parlor cars are to be added to the common cars already in use, and in these the passenger is sure of his scat. A Ladies’ and misses’ broad and Scotch welt walking shoes, band-sewed, in kid_streight and oil yroat, just the thing for comfort and dura- bility, at M. Wheeler & Co.’s popular shoe es- tablishment, 74 East Madison street. 0ld John Jacob Astor used to receive letters threatening assussination, and papered the walls of his bed-room with them. It was his boast tfil‘mt even old Satan couldn’t scare a cent outof m. Waterproof walking boots of the best French goat, and warrauted, are now made to order for $10 by Peter Keller, 41 Monroe street, opposite the Patmer. The rising generation will not regret to learn that a whip factory was burned the other day at | Guysboro, Out., and that every implement for the manufacture of whivs was destroyed, aud that as there was no insurance the factory will Dot be rebuilt. Orvingtou has lately been fixing up his dinner- set department, and is'now showing the largest :‘l{!d fiuest line of decorated dinuer-sets fn the Vest. ‘‘Rainbow glass ” was one of the sensations of the Paris Exposition. Its beautiful opaline vints aré making it a favorite article of home decoration in this country. LCh’.\uin, the leading book dealcr, 95 Madison street. *Whereas dresses with trains raise in the strects clouds of dust jujurious to the public liealth, the wearing of such dresses ou the streets is hereby prohibited,” says an ordinance Jjust promulgated at Prague. ‘Wolcott, corner Wabash and Adams, will con- tinue to sell pictures and frames at cost until all the present stock is sold. It is said that Mlle. Bianca el Grillo, Ristori’s duughter, loves her gifted wother so devotedly that she is nuwilling even to marry and to be separated from her. Firmness is, no doubt, a great requisite in one who undertakes the training of the youthful in- telleet. At least so a scbool board in Kunsas cvidently thinks, 2s their Jocal paper coutains an advertisement for “A teacher who will preserve order or break heads.” There are fifteen Chinamen studying law in this country. China may count on a rebellion once a year for the next century. The unanimous verdict of all iadies who went out last week with the purpose of ordering their scal and mink sacques, or having their silk garments tur lined, is that J. Ettiinger, tbe practical furrier, No. 74 Madison street, second floor, Das the fluest seal and squirrel skins and ptaits of his own importation, waich enables him to sell at ciose fizures. His work in lengthening, relining, and repairing seal and mink sacques is done with neatness and dis- patch, giving full satisfaction to his numerous ‘patrons. s 1t is conceded that the best dressed ladies in Chicago arc patrons of Madame Emma Soule. ————— . OBITUARY. To the Editor of The Tribune. Cmicaco, Oct. 26.—In your paper of Wednes- day last, the death by vellow fever of Mrs. Mary Schrenbers, of New Orleans, was reported. As Mrs. Schrenberg wasa Chicago lady (ber parents and relatives are still living in the city), and as she hus nobly given her life for humanity, re- maining at her post of danger in spite of many entreaties of her friends to come North, I think some detsils of her heroie action wil be of in- terest to the many frienas she left in the city. Mrs. _ Schrenberz was the daughter of Mr. and 3Irs. G. Hart, now liv- ing~ at No. 1ot South Green street. She was the wife of Mr. L. Schrenbere, Super- jutendent of the Home for_Jewish Widows und Orphans at New Urleans.” When the fever first broke out at w Orleans, and ever since, her relations urged ber to come North, and, al- though she could easily have done so (having no children, and her husband not being dependent upon his position), she persistently refused to come, giving as a reason that she” could not Jeave the poor orphans under ber care in the hour of dauger. Inone of her last letters to one of her brothersshe says: “Ideem it my duty to remain here. Weareall in the hands of God, sud no one can escape His'tate.” Mrs. Sclirenberg was a lady of high attain- ments. She was fully aware of the aanzer she encountered, but, as a truc womnan aud heroine, the fultiliment of what si:e considered her duty was dearer to her toan life. M. ————————— IN THE TWILIGHT OF LIFE, Ta my grandparents. **The stivery livery of advised age."—Henry V1. Five-and-thirty long years we have journeyed In coutentment rogether, xood wife. We have breasted the tides of Misfortune, And have walked to the sunshine of life, Aflliction has sat at our fireside, “And Sorrow hss darkened our doors But the trust that you rave me in youth is Dearer, purer, fo-day than of yore. Death has claimed them—the loved ones—that Heaven Sent Lo bless us and calm ev'ry foar; Alltoo brief was the rupture their presence Shed around our lone pilzcimaze here. g And to-day we are standing together “Pwixt the twilight of life and 1ts zloom, And our footsteps are vnterme the snadows That lie between us and the tombo. Bat the peace of old age has come to us— The peace of life’s di.zy ** well done V'3 And, now that we're nearing the harbor The fuircst and dearest have won, 1 can look in your eves as 1 did, wife, One morn 1 the days that are past, And say: We have journesed together One in hicart—one in soul—to the last. . OwEN M. WiLsox. —_— ANITI. Aniti, the rose and the myrtle Bloom over the grave where thou lieth. Aniti, the note of the turtie : From the green, shady forest replieth To the soff, gentle zephyr that sigheth, In whispers, from out o'er the sea. When, deep in the waves of the moonlight, Tcan sec the broad oelt of the ri And far up adove, through the midnizht, ‘The bright stars are shining forever, T know then that God will not sever Forever Aniti from me.. Mietox L. Ssiti. ————— TO MY-HUSBAND. T'm so unworthy of thy tender Jovet 1 know so well thy manlinessand worth! As Anrels in that purer home avove, 1'hold thec 'bove all others on this Earth. ‘rhat 1 alone should bold this pricelees gem, Thy love!, O swectest boon that Earth s gtven! For this I whuid the darkest carrent stem, Renounce all other rifts of Earth or Heaven; No dangers have existence bnt I'd brave; No pain but I would bear for love of thee; Crowned oy thy love this eide the dark<ome What matler if no other Heaven.there be Cimcaco, Uctober, 1878 A G. Sense if Not Figures in Her Iead. Hartfird Ttmes. o A little miss of § summers, tiving on the hili, was sent to a store on Main street, Saturday, to purchase some lace, After closivz it up the clerk said: * Well, there is one and a half yards of lace at 10 cents a yard, how much does it come to?? To which the miss_pertly replies % Vell, I'm not going to tell; I have to stuay grithmetic all the rest of the week, and I'm not Tolug to bother my head with it Saturdays.” el 0 e e Tos aRiGUNS 5 | AR o l!ru’:ch Oftices {n the differet a8 designated hielow, where adverifscnients will be taken for th me Drice s charsed at the Mat Otiice, and will be recelved until § o'clock p. ;. during the week, and untii 9 p. m. “'5?“3“'.'{.".551115. Booksellers and Stationers, 123 Tiwenty-sscen - 2 1 : Nowaealer. Statloner, ete., W Sadlsgtst near Westeri-ar. 1009 V0N, West-Side News De Blbe Isiand-av.. corner of Talsted-st. o061 AR Yeweter, Newdcaler, and Fancy 20 Lake-at.. coriier Lincoin. FINANCIAL. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. DVANCES MADE OX DIAMONDS, WA’ A e PR O D s ovale oMt 130 Ha dolpli-st., near Clark. 136oms 5 and 6. Estabifshed 1355 CCOUNTS IN FIDELITY. STATE S4 s, é Guher brokin bunks boughi; Tiost vaioa s T county orders: muncy to 10an. HUNT ‘Stock and Note Droker, 56 Wasningion-st. OUNT TO LOAN ON FUKNITURE, L), plano, etc., without remoral, diamonds, 2 [andn sy . C. B. WILSON, ftoom 3, 113 3 PREPARED TO LOAN_AMOUNTS RANGING from $1.000to $:), (00, 1t 7 and X per cent. ISAAC 11 PRICE, 159 Lavale-sto: ssemept oo [SAAC RNITURE, WARE- N;nm‘::éonsxl"l.bixfio O FU] e recelpts, i B X ELLU::UUIH C l{m}mn&; lfiui ka;uculhtl:nl! F. T. UF 30 (IN ACTIVE of large traneportation character ‘and _habits- ce, with view to matrl, PeRsox business, vl 21y), Kool g '8 0 nake LIe 1 Tiouy and business, witn an iacélligent and wealtny younz. lady or whio Tionor an: secreey assured. Lend photo; will return or ¢ destred. Ad- dress ALBERT SCOTT, 11 ear 1)!:1{50.\'.\ - runeite, desire Tady or widow of prepusscssiui appearance, wiin o view to matrimny. Address T 51, Tribune ofiice. i PrEsOiALISAD b 613 Viest Monro at once. BIE0 ke the acqt Ject, matrimony. t o 3 &C0.. 110 Fifeh-av. FEW THOUSAND DOLLALS 1% HAND TOLOAN £X Insums to wuit. fonz or short tline, on real esiate, other approved security. L. CUERY, Koom 5 une Bulln, [I0ICE LOANS CAN BE CLOSED AT no delsy. J. C. M'COKD, 116 APITAL WANTED TO LOAN ON GOOD COL: lateral ‘securities at 10 per ceot monthly: have everything clse required: can lundls your own money: have experlences capltatists fnvestigate. AddressS 39, Tribune oftice. ASn PAID FOR OLD GULD AND SILVER: Money t 1an 01 watehes, dianionds, and valuadies of every description at GULDSMLD'S Loan and Bulllon Oice (ficensed), v9 Eaet Madison-sc._Established 1685, SONAL-TWO GENTS (AGED 30) D fc, and cau 8 Drm:hu\% EEL iadles who are fond of m tenien of true worths references farnished. ‘Irivune ofiice. OST ja TSOUSUoAT DILKIS, CUSTOM BOOTMARKE, U D T ¢ Kamaoli-at., you can ind Dr. PLL With his celebrated corn-medicin " FIELD & LEITER ~OST—BETWEEN 1O R B Ve Burens. scatlon n o Douiaiih Owhicrs, nume wricien ou inside. and date Civistings, 1676, Ketitn buok and papers to 87 Dear- Lorn-st. nud recelve reward. AT McCORMICK'S JHALL ON FRIDAY ‘;:?:mf\ac: G e ail-wool twilled shawl, with border und frinze. A reward equal to {ts value will be pald by returning the shawl o the Janitor, Koom 3 MeCormick’s Hall. SPANISH POODLE-DOG. REWARD a7 REWARD—LOST—ON HALSTED, BETWEEN $55 Vian uren and Liverty, a valusble'palr of sns- Penders. The above reward wiil be pald on leaving Sainu at Windsor 1otel, Dearborn-st. Gr() FEWARD—LOSL, ON FEIDAY EVE: 50 BBV D ivaoic conzainivg £33 be- Yenging to & poor juan with a large family. ~ Tie linder Wllr)rlfl-’.\!c return it 1o 170 South Water-st. NY OSE ANTING A, A WA SECOND-HAND PI can seleet from the followlng Makes ot prices lower Than ever olfered im this clty Lefore Itullet, Dayis & Co.y ilazelton 13503 Stelnway & Soas, F. C. Lizhte & Co., elnes Bros., . C. Fiscler, Newton & C A H. Galey ¥t . P. Hale, Sieachau & Co.o 0s will be oifered forsale Mondsy, DE{‘.’EL:}.G‘E B 1% W. W. KIMBALL, T Corner State and Adams-sts. T THE A 1MBALL, CORNER STATE AND ADAMS-STE., Can bo soonchs Anest stock Of Plancs ever exiitbited (n this el v ‘Ubn1GuTS, GRANDS, AND SQUARES, of thi llowing well-Enown makes: Tlatier, Dovis & Co., W. W, Kimoall, merson Plano Company, - Me. omGANS 1N STOCK, Second-liand Insiruments taken In exchange. ELECT STOCK OF A SERECTEREESient praxos, NEW SQUARS FIANOS, £0rale o Taatailimengs at warérooms of o 5 b Y. W. KIMBALL. PRECENTOR (BARYTONE) OF 12 YEARS' A Successtul expericice with large congregations, Choras cuoirs. snd Sunday-schools Is open for au en- Fagcinent with on evangvlical church where hearty Fonzrezational stnglng 13 destred. Address T 25, ‘Trib- une ofl VERIENCED TEACHER AT 201 WABASII- . Suite 3 will be pleased to receive o few more uplls for the pinno, either beginners or those advauced, Lessons aad practice eventuss IF desired. Highest of references, and terins reasonal) NT 7)-OCTAVE STEINWAY SCALE hs: wiil be sold for “Tribune office. QCTAVE PIANO FOR SALE 4 West Monroe-st. A GOOD-TOSED cheap. _Call at BEFOLE BUIYG A TIANO OR ORGAN HEAR the wonderful Lyon & Healy uprixhe plano. It l:as faken the irst premium wherever exhlbited. Prices 5010w thag none who desire’s rst-clas plsno need be Without oue. LYON & HEALY, State and Monroe-ats. PIDELITY ASD OTHEG BANK CLAIVS, 3 ! “scrip. and life-tnsurance pol MoSEbe o8 Mo loaned tiiercon by DANIEL LYEL, 2 Washingron-st. 'WR SALE—ONE AW-B. stock. Address G, R IDELITY TAT] 00! HED at very highest prices.” Money to loan en bank- oolks and 411 Kinds of coliaterals, by CHICAGO LOAY COMPANY, ¥ \\‘is_mnmon-uf' i o N HAND TO LOAN, $1,000 AT ® PEE CENT, S500 and $1,000 at 10 per ceat. $2,500 and $5,000 af 7 per cent. JOIN C.LUNG, 72 Washington-st. [ TAYE Siow TESDY GASH 70 TNVEST 1N some good staple business: provislons preferred; Address V will fnvestmore money If a guod showlng. 37, Trinane ofieer 0 o hawE WANT TO BORROW S100 FOR SIX MONTHS. Nitess ey Triounoee: i OANSMADE ONX FURNITGRE, WITHOUT RE- Planos, dismonds, and other Food securl- ALLEY, 181 Dearborn-st., Room 9 (Hon- ONEY TO LOAN ON:COLLATERALS. 31 MAJOR MOBES Moy cstat 22 Lasall M OXER 16 TOAN O¥ TERSONAL PROPERTT M “and collaterals._ A._GOODRICH, 123 Dearborn. MOSET IO LOAN DX REAL ESTATESECORITY T sums of {rom $5)0 t0 $2,000 by GEO. W. COMB, 771 West Madlson-st. NIOSEY TO LOANTN LARGEORSMALL SUNS ON J\ ousehuld or other goods: curront rates. FIDELL "0 LOAN ON_CITY LNMPROV o CHANDLER & CO., Stortgage Dankers, TY STORA! MPANY, and 80 Van Buren. JPESSIES CAX BE HaD 18 5, at the countlng-roo of Ul QTATE SAVINGS, FIDELITY. GREM AV Ings, Third, Central. and German National Haok claims bouglit Tor east.. Loans ou improved real estate, commerctal paper, and notes secured by collateral ne- Fotlated. County orders and city warrants, receivable for taxes 1677, bonzht and sold. - IRA HOLMES, Gen- 83 Washington-st. % 35 AND %0 CENT PIECES IN PACKAGES ‘of $10 fn cxchange for currency at counting-roomn of Tribune Compan. . fMIE PEOPLE'S BUILDING & LOAN ASSUCLA- tlon moncy n sums of $100 and upwardsat 1ow interest, to take up mortgnzes or to bulld on va- cant lozs. interest and pricipal of suct loans 1% payable in easy mouthly installments, Associstions conducted on this plan hive been I Ruccesstul opora- tlon in Philadelphia for 30 years, where miiilons bave boen saved and foaned, and 30,410 homes: buil by thelr ald, If vou examine iLs workings vou will dnd it the casiest and best way to free your property. Can refer ¥ou to borrowers I all parts of the clty. 90 Washing- toa-st. H. KELLY, Secretary. D MY BUSINESS IN ANOTHEE LO- T'will sell o part of my stock in one of the Chicago. Has made money from the start, and has a Jarze surplus. Con- Trolling Interest owned by men of means and establish- ed tntéerlty. Stock kuaranteed to pay 8iper cent, \Which can bé drawn monthly, Will seil $25,00 In oné Jot. or wi divide It np. Investization solicited. Ad- dréss T 68, Tribune ot 000 3 5 TO SUIT rrent rates on first-class improved Y M. SHERWOOD, 70 State. SMALL 5,01, and_ larger amounts 83 wante THOMAS & CU., 132 LaSalle-st. fI'O LOAN=S$1,000, $2,000, $2,57), $31,000, $5,000, and othier and larger sums to Sult at Iowest current rates on first-class (mcvroreu Chicago real esiate. TUINER & BOND, 102 Washiogton-st. "[OLOANTSLENAND S50, FOIE FIVEYEAK on rood improved property, Apply to LAWRENCE PP.UUDF(_)_ N 3 1. S_L\ \WASTED-LOAN OF So00 ON! COTTAGE AXD for worth §1,500, for two years. Address V71, Tribune office. ANTED— or xear, wi st Jowest Chifcago real citate. H: NTHS willing to pay 100 12 per cent Intere: bune otice. MASE IMPEBIAL UPRIGHT GKAND AND quare_grand planos ure used at_the Cincinnat Muslea: Collége by Theodore Thomax. Go and sét them iefore you_Luy, atthe Western Muslc Ccmpany, 179 Pulmer House. ? SALE—GOOD SECOND-ITAND OLGANS AND o5, very chean. Weatern Music Company, 179 Laimer House. ALE—S125, LARGE, HANDSOME KNADE -octave rosewood plano, to pay advances; cost um 5, 184 Dearborn-st. T-CLASS NEW PIAND FOR SALE CHEAP. $600. it OR 3. NE GOOD PIANO AND ONE oy organ. ali In perfect order; “or will sell on monthly fastaliments. one Kimball parior organ. 175 st Madlson-st., ltoom 8. (GTASD SUCCESS — e EXFOSITION TS T closed. bug the unbounded enthusinam created thiere by Prof, Itce's wonaerful Music Cars {3 dally In- creasingz. Legluners are able to play the richest accom- panizients 6 any tunc and in any keyat sght. The uest mustc-teachiers are already adopting It. It will syon be a standurd In academies, seminaries,and collexus? 1t should be in_every house. Full imstructions v pur- ‘Chasers tree. Price of Chart, §1. Ladics ard gentiemen Wanted to Imtroduce It everywherc: lbral nduc ments, NATIONAL_MUSIC CHAKRT CO., Rooms 35 and 3 (elevator), 75 Madlion-st., in Dorc Block. LE—CIEAD—! " 1IAVE A FINE NEW SILVER-PLATED COR- [ hetywim'sellat o bargain. Can oo séen ot LYON EOEALY'S. T WILL SELL Y SEW PIANG, AND TARELY arc cxchanze furniture, watcl, board, or groccrics, and give bargnln. _Addreds V' 15, Tribusie office. Y WEITO TEADE Y OREAS (VEW) FOk GRO- ceriesor turnjture. V 14, Tribune ofilce. JEW ARRIVALS—WE ARE JUST 1N RECEIPT AN “from our fuctory of a larze shipment vt the FAVORITE BAUER UPKIGHTS in g varlety of new deshins. ‘Call 5nd see them. We have reduced prices o bring them within the reach of all. \GLIUS BAUER & CU., 63 wnd 265 Wabash-av. NO,ONE NEED BE WITHOUT A SIUSIOAL 15 AN “scrument when pianos can be bought for $175 aod upwiirds and_organs, for §80, for cah oron time, ot SUTIUS BAUREE 0055, 263 Wabosh-av PROE; JOLY BECE] P OF PIANG, Vioitn, guitar, ete. itdsidenice, Webster-av, Amateurs,’ advanced students, and those desiring to Stady muste will gain a ereat advantage by a course of Jessons under my new system of fnstruction, Pro- Welency. rapld readinz, add cxecutlon readuly aitained and guaranteed. Uhirty years' practical experience fn The mastcal profession, Charges reduced to sult the times. §2: 1,700 REFE] 1 receive ' prompe attention. West Madison-st. ENCES; OR- G.E. IANO-TUNING, XS SOLD AND RENTED ON ORGA. Established Prasos commssion: also tuned and. repaired. 1850, _WV. RUSSER, 215 State-st. GF EXPOSITION PLANUS AND ORGANS— “fhe Exposition now béini énded, we will cluse out the stock of planes and orzans which wore kept there exhibition. ard shizhrly solicd, at a great reauctions jected_instruments, and {c wlil b to the nd: e Who desire Lo purchase to cali and sce S BAUER & CO.'S New Wareroom, 263 QALE ¢ PIANOS HAVE :THE ELEC- . They do’ mot rust or corrode. Awent, 215 State-st. DID-TONED BOSTON PIA: . 94 Washingto-st., Koo 1 tro-gold sl WAL R. PRUSS FOR SALE o RENT. W. W. KIMBAL |_Corner State and Adal TENOL AND SOPRANO iied professional double quar- Pay Volce culture now. (South Siders), e e, ucar Gniverst “Tribunc oftice: ANTED—USE _OF PIANO EVENINGS., ON WA Tt etow Van Duren-st. Alus be alone. Address with terms V. B,lelmnumzlcc. 4y A MONTH=PTANG AND VOCAL LESSO B Sompetent Tady teachers. Rooma 9'and 10 Far- el Tall, 143 Sadison-st. Termsin advance. <]() DOWN 43D STTELNONTI WILL, BOT Y $10 iano: Nospeculators needapply, ~ Address V 15, Tribune "90 W UY A FINE PIANO, GOOD AS b ne! must have cash. Address T 91, Trib- une office. FIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND monehly payinents of 6 uatllpald £ 143 1linols CLAFRRVOYANTS. TEST_NO_ IMPOSITION—LOOK HERE—THE Gréatest independcat business and wedical clair- Mrs. PORTER, born with a natursl gift. she oy fen fesced by some of the great nubllity of Europe Had America, . Tells you_the uame of the une you will Svarty, that of her visitor, also deceased, and friends in fuil. vhuws likenesses, lias that great French sceret for Jove and speedy miarriages. Cures all diseases. She suc- eeds where all others fall. Fecs, Socents aud $1, Par- fios. rostding out of the clty can'cousult rs. PORTER [ % a lock of halr, SI, aud s stamp. near Thirternil'st. _No geots A yoyantis VWASTED-TO" BORROW SW3 FOR TLREE ‘months, on elegant diamonds, at fair rate of faterest. No pawubrokers necd apply. - Address V 39, Tribune office, 7ANTED—TO_BORROW 2% OF A PRIVATE arty on & No. 1 securlty, ata falf rate of fo- terest. V9. Trl ice. SVASTED-COUNTY ORDERS 3D CITY WV “Kuaress, for thiree days, § 100, Trihunc off IV ANTED-TO BORROW €109 ON 500 SECUETTY, 10 pér cent tnterest: aiort thine. S G7. Tribune. VWANTED—Szo00 AT PER CENT (N Conwis wiong), on fine brick residence on South 'r 20, Tribune oifice. & PER CENT MONEY TOLOAY U PRODOCTIVE ‘Chileazo and country real estate. Farm Jonns de- slred. DEAN & PAYNK, State avenis Northwestern 1.ife-Insurance Company, corner Randolplt ang Dear- Torn-sts., Chicago. 3 700 500, OK LESS TO LOAN ON FIRST- DO, clasy imyroved clty plopdrty at lowest Tates, M. J. DUNNE, Attornes, 99 Madison-st., Room nue, worth $G.0 cash. 10. J TO §2.000-TO_LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ‘%1590 security. J. W. WAUGHOP, 26 Reaper ock G AT 8 PEL CENT, 540,000 AT 7 PER -}3000 cent; Jow commisslons. WILSON & JONES, Room 4 Partiand Block. 10.000 2 SKTOLOAN ATSPERCE: A right away. on resl-cstate securlt Want 1o rent a portavle engine. WILLIS P. DICK! SON, 101 Washington-st. P § TO LOAN, IN_SUMS TO SUIT. ON $30.000 &g Properts and furms, av lowest rates. PETERSON & BAY, 163 dolph-st. Conservatory. and experienced teacher, desires puplis. ‘Tribuze ogice. GRADUATE OF DA GTMOUTIL, WHO HAS BEEN. A Tor two years at New laven coaching Yale students in Latin, Greck, and Mathematics, and fiiting boys for coiltge, destres pupils, T 45, Tribune oilice. A NNOUNCEMENT TO_HOUSEKEEPERS — THl Unlon FAraILaTe Co.e 503 West MadH0n-oL. hace well selected stock of furniture and_ nouseEeevera’ £00ds. from the most elaborate desirns of chamber and rarlor furalture down to the neceasary and uscful klichen articles, which they cre seliig at wondrous 10w prices for cish, or give you the benefit of thelr SPECIAL PAYMENT PLAN. which means a portion cash aad the baiaice upon ad- yantageous terms. In parlor farniture they have Queen’ Anne, Lriacess, and Freuch sults In raw silks =ud terry, in cbonized. gilt, and walnut {rames, handsome'marble-top tables to match, lounges, easy clialra, patent rockers., willow, and camp chairs. furniture and_dressiag-casc and bureau suits frum $25 (o $125. Beddlng. springs, uatiresses. mirrors, chromos and water-colors, Look-cases, nad secretaries, A line of. oretty patierns tn lngratns and tapestrics froim 702 up. In &toves they carry standard gooks and ranges, parlor cooks, small ranges aad heat- loizstoves [n"variety, A full lneof W. G. Enciish crockery for table aud tollet, earthenware, glassware. Hogers A 1shiver-plated ware. American cutless-ware, woudenware of all aeseription, tinware sad kltchcn furniture fn_ varfety. Thelr complete stock 13 firss class, guaraateed fu every paaticular, and bargatns are offered {n crezy clasy of coods. CIVH treatuient and I v eventogs. UNION RE ‘West Madlaon-st. bt A" REDUCED PRICES—FURNITURE, CAKPETS, L stover, and crockery, on terins To Sult purchas We carry tlic largest. most reilable, best Anished selected” stock of 00ds 1o be found in any house- nirhing: establishment fn the city. Our goods being laryely of our own manafacture, we can make our toniersa lower figure on better £oods than most other dealers. We have ajarge line of the latest desigas of Brusslls 2nd Inzrafn_carpets that we offer ot the lowess cash_prices, on casy payinents, In our furniture de- partment we have everything from the fnest-finished murble-top dressfug-case sult to the lowest priced bu- reau; also parlor sults and lounges iu every style and color, {0 an endless varlety. Our stock of stoves con- tains’some of the best and most favorably known parlor stoves, covkiniz stoves, and Kitchen ranwes ever offered inthiscity. We sell all our goods ou easy terms. and are the only house n the'clty that sells exclusively in that way. “We favite all buyers to post themselves by learning our prices and examining vur goods before com- vleting purchascs elsewhere. JOHN M. SMYTH, 134 West Madison-at. LL PARTIES IN W, pets, stoves, plated and queensware, bedding. houschold £00ds, are fnviced to examinc.our stock and rices. We have a full stock of suverfor parior, cham- er, and dining-room furniture, all of which we have marked down n below market value. We will fur- Dish botels, dwalllazs, liviygrounis, or restaucauts ¢ 0D easy paymentis; satisfaction guarantecd. J. - & G. PARRY, 272 Maillson-st., near the bridge. A EEW NOKE DR houschold goods: Dlankets, coumforts. pilows, china. and erockery ware; also 4 flue pler glass and Vase, bedsteads, Aprigs. and Brussels carpe bave reduced our jarge lines of heating stoves i3 per gent from former prices 10 closs Sut, FIDELITY 2| LL KINDS OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c., on_easy weckly or monthly payments, at gur Fegular iow cash prices.’ Call and_examiine prices be- fore purchasiog. _N. BARSALOUX, 60 West Maudf LL WOOL BROWN 3 ble-top centre table, extension table, Brussclls carnet, etc.. all good 88 new, for sale Cheap, ati7d West Lake-st. ST lot ‘urniture of private restdences purchased. A F W, 75 and 80 East Van Buren-st. ASY PAYJENTS—WE ARE OF FERING SPECIAL inducements to “purchasers of heating and cook- stoves, all kinds of furniture. crockery, ctc.; houmses furnished throognout at bottom prices, on monthiy payments, or for cash. CALHOUN, CHENEY & Ci 20 West Maaison-st. ;OK CASH OR ON INSTALMENTS AT CASH rices—furuiture, stoves, car and crockery. The West End Furnisblog Company, 268 West Madison- will furnish your houses coinpicte. e have 3 e and select stock of all klnds of furniture. g chamber sults, S35, $1G. Marble-top sulte, fine finish, S35, £43, $53, £63%0 S125. Parlorsults. in raw silic and plush. ' bulr clotk, and terry. from $35 Lo S120. Sideboards, wardrobea, bookcases, bed, wod othier lounges, and all goods Warranted as represénted. We charge no iuterest or insurance. Flease note the Idress, 28 West Madlson-yt,, opposite Carpenter-st. OLD GUODS, LALGE ol me fTURE, GARPETS, BEDDING, ETC., SOLD on casy payments: 0o Interest: compare prices. No trouble to show goods at 408 Wabash-av. Kepalring, packlag, and shivp ug don n evenings. 70 SALE—SMALL ¥URSACE FOR HALL—GOOD heater; cost SW; price, Si2. Abo iwo small stoves. 43 South Curpenter-st., near Madison. TOR SALE—OREXCILANGE—"* RADIANT HOME™ Leating etove. Call at South Morgan-st., Mon- day, between b and 12 0'clock. OB SALE-GUEAT—A LIEGE CROWS stove. Addres or call on P. A. F corner Clark-st. and Chleagoav. ' JOR,SALE-A Lace SIZED STOVE (BASE- burner) in good order. ~ Apply at 876 Fulto) JPOR SATE-CHELT=A LARGE-SIZED MOE: TO EXCHANGE. 10, EXCHANGE=FOR LOMEER OF GOODS—THIS 1s 22 rooms. ory and basement brick dwelling, brick Sarn 35x60, Ice-house. hot-ouses, and all out- llll“fll!lk! necessary: every classof fruits and shrub- hery, bucres of ground under good fence: this 1 one, of he best homes fa Wisconstn: only haif & mile tron: de- pot. tn Horicon, Dodze County, Wis.: property is fing ln.ll in 2ood order, free trom Incumbrance, acd cost over 5‘.'0.'.!:\. 1 will :xcnfmnt Iz for $4,500 1o lamber, roperts. 23 basernent dwelling and lot. clear: rents Peorta-st., near Lake, and house on Fal- clear. rents’ for $:0, hetwevn Hoyne and 3, on-st., Itobey-sts., with three clear lots, the best in Des- Plalnes. for a farm K;m!s‘!l. fox gl foctia ‘worth §6,000 In Mlinvts, Iowa., Wil exchange one of the bestand 530‘::0 l;!ll,"]t]lr. ‘ 13 :;n] proj y3 1t will reat for e 0f the larzest and flnest mere gfl'a""‘ want city property. or will sell cheap for An elegant brick residence. barn, cTes cl'nr; this 18 the finest residence In. fl%fi,‘lu.:fi;‘;g} £50 per month; want residence In azo: will sssume some. T. B. BOYD, Room 7, 170 Madison-st. \V‘A ED—T0 EXCHANGE—FOR PROPERTY near Twelfth-st. and Blue Island-av.. or to seil. & Jacaut lor, 2x1%0 (cer, easc froot e Calumeray. ‘wenty-slxth and Tweaty- ¥ dress 0 GOLDA AN, 205 blue Taiand-are v A VVHAT HAVE TOU =70 TRADR FOR A QUAL- ter section excelient A I farmingland In Ne- ‘braska, convenient to market. S 5, Tribune ofice. YV ANTED-STOCE OF DEY GOODS, OF GENEKAL 5000 For which L a i G WSproved, cloas, pRnaE 10 er cent on valuation. T 43, Tribune office.” JHO WANTS IO B _A};'b'sm Droperty? “Address T b Tripune oe o E THAT HAVE YOU GOT TO EXCHANGE FOR \‘ house and lot on Fay-st.. near llll'lllkc&l‘?‘ “d Erfe-st.. with very small Incambrance? JORS NI SO, 1535 Milwaukee-av. ANTED—TO TRADE—A LIVER! CK FOR B e e By Jfe ok and Soata Chicazo. "0SCAK FIELD, Tes WANIED-TO EXCHAYGECITY PROFERTY . e cush for a farm acres within 75 mlies ot Cnlcaé\r also. El‘luf‘ee:?‘):u)llhltg igan-av.. near the 1imis, for Fesidence on Soath Sidey S 0 R prore Rt clar. Tor. Buslogs. propeciy: e . for_ bus| A I PIILPOY ® COn 9 Washigton-st. Koomar e " ILLEXCHANGE $3.50 NOTES WELL SECOR: soction ot 1an o RIS (oF SayiIiat of vaiue 1% BOLENDER, Hoom & 107 Clark-st. & )T Y AMIED =10~ EXCHANGE — FIRST-CLASS choap: elther ton O upens - S0 West Lakerste " o T ANTED_TO EXCHANGE—5, 100, OF 150 UN- TV ANTED 1O EXCHANGE—ONE-HALY CLEAR ress V 7, Tribunc office. = sgudle o “]'ASTED—CUAL'OR GROCERIES FOR A YEW or second-hand sewing-machine. 4 4 A lE second wing-machine. Address T 85, u.flxr'rél;l\ym‘ nud 'r‘o Eu B F FINE ess shifrts, made 1o orde i Ad- dress V &, Tribuze orlice. LR T e o RE, DWELLING, i other property in 3 lve stipplni port on Laké for stock of zoods sultable for-a couiiry: CULTI: EISCELLANEOUS. NO. 1 MEATS AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN Address Van Baren-st. store. .4\ the cityat the Tweifth-st. Packing-ffouse, 11 121, and 123 Twelfth-st., just west of State-st. % ANo. 1 Tosst beef, 8and 9 centa. A No. 1 sirloln stéak, 10 cents. No. 1 porter-house steak, 11 cents. A'No 1 8prinz lamb. G to 10 cents. A No. 1 veal roast, 10cents; cutiets, 123§ cents, A No! 1 pork sausige (our own make) & cents. ‘A No. 1 breaicfast biacon, 10 cents. A No. L purk steak aad chops, § cents, A No. 11and (our owu rendering), 8cents. A No. 1 cash customers save by buying here. Our wagon delivers to Thirty-ninth-st. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Try us. AL THE NEW POTTERY OENAMENTS, SCRAP- boo res, potiery a ‘s, Risabion st » Toom 24 Wholesale and retail o LL PERSONS HAVING LEAKY RO Tiave them repaired chesp by J. WILKE! &CO.. roofers. 158 and 135 West Washington-at. le 34 2 Ad Al C{‘\HK, 461 South Clark-st. s T_ LAST WE HAVE FOUND WHE! msak* the Paristan knife-plaiting for lzhEe g‘gfig Glory heating stove in perfect order. 802 Wi A OR SALE—CHEAP—NICE BASE-BURNER STOVE aad's bedatead: or what have you to exchange for either? T 10. Tribune office. ands. _Only ot 43 Wabash-av. A COMPETENT YOUNG LAWYEE OF GOOD £) “address, etc., deafres to become assoclated with & iswyer as clerk or partaer. _Address V 28, Tribune. O SALE—A NEW MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER rofture for less than cost 1o mauufacture. ., furnitare foctory. A FEASGENENTS CAN TE "MADE WITIL A& £\ “furrier to make g department in a cloak and suit Btore. Address T &2, Tribune office. For SALE-FURNITURE FOR SALE AND & ghouse 10 reat. 348 West Randalph-st. 3irs. SALE—TTE ENTIRE FURNITORE OF A 9- Toom hipuse. new n_ year ago: all in first-class or- der; will be'sold &t & bl barialu; house for rent 1f de- sired.” FARIINGTON & 18 3 hington. ITCHEN FURNITU ND OTHER HOUSE- hold goods at private sale, Monday. at 850 Michi- Fan-av. O, SAST, FAYMENTS AT CASH PRICES—ALL styles of turniture, cook stoves, parlor stoves, and Fanges, Brussols and ineraln carpets, plaln and patent lounges, wmarble-top and pillar extension tablea, one mealumi-sized safe, £oods the French wanirobe bed- stead, and cverything to furaish a hcuse complete, at TLICK BOURKE'S, 92 West Madison-st. Parco WILL SELL SEARLY NEW; ‘cheap or trade for atlk velvetor a diamond Fing. Call or agdress CLARK, 461 South Clark-st. 1[0 HOUSEREEPELS AND) ALL CONTEMPLAT- ing housekecplag—Speclal barzains fn-clismber cets, parlor sults, and sarpets—S30 will furnish a rom Well; $50 Wiil’ furnish & room handsomely; §75 will furnlsh 2 room_elegautly: S1CO Wil start sou well in nousekeeping: SISC wili furnish up your " cottaze in oud style; $300 whil furnish your house in grand style: £8"buys un clerant lounge; 37 buys handsome easy chnir: S15 buys 8 HUrssclass cook stove: $18 Duys o splendid range: $I0 buys a luxurions hoir matress. best tick, 40 pounds - welght: £33 buys a handsome marble-fop chamber set: S10 biiys a0 eteyant parlor sult: 85 cents buss good tapestry Trusscls carpet: Inzrain carpeis ag 35¢, 40c, 50, 60¢, 750, 850 The Argand base-burner, the Justly celebrat ed parlor stove, In new and magoificént designs for §878: don'c buy Il yousee it. Parlor stoves ln great vatlsty: The Florence, the Model, the lrsiog,” the Favorite, ot £, S10, S12, $15, $18. Siiver-plated table ware at bottom’ prices. The Empire paslor bedstead. in ten styles, o 18 $25. £35. $43, S50, S65, $75, and up fo $250, . Houses furnished throughoutat a ‘day's otice. Al ¢oods on {ostaliments or for eash at prices lower than the lowest. Easy terma and square dealiug, Emplre Yarior Dedstead Compay, 361 and 353 West 500 st. AVE 25 PER CENT ON YOUL COAL BILL BY using the Rotary or Grand Parlor-Stoves. Forsale at W. G. METZNEIS, 127 aad 129 West Randolph-at. thorough accountant; also written up, pested, and BOoES EXAMINED, OPENED OR CLOSED, BY A al for firms who do not employ a anced daily or weekly sulsr bookkeever. S &7, Tribune oflice. LOAE AND SUIT-MARING A SPECIALTY—L have secured the services of cxperienced cloak- wakers from Boston. and am prepared to cut aad make 1 o slioTt Totice. - Apprentlce wadted. Koom i, RESSMAKING 1IN TMIE_LATEST STYLES BT Sme. S. L. Vosburgh, 55 South Ada-st. Prices Teasonzble and within Teach of all. Mra. G. W. Jones, an expert in cutting, Siting, and draping, in charge, T3 ALE GOODS AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES 1 for the next 60 days only: Puffs25; switches be- low cost, natural curled hair frissets 50 to S1, vetilat- ed $1.27t0 S2, waves $2, $3and E4; switches' made to order for 75¢ £o €1, puifs 10¢, cusles 5¢. Halr dressing Ssc, at Iaales' hair-dresuing periors, 153 North Halsted* st., corner Hubbard o, Juen FOR DAILY USE OF PRIVATE 1 henlth-lift, down-town? Address T37, Trihone. WILL PUT 32.000 TU $1,000 IN A STAPLE, LU- crative busincss; manufacturing preferred. “Stata some particulars of business, snd address F 1, ‘Trioune otice.. F ANY ONE WILL BE SO KIND AS TO INFORSL mé of the whereaboats of John Wallor, shoemaker; walks lame. _Any Information will be very thankfull y recelved by hisfricods. _Address S 27, Tribune otfice, WILL INVEST SLU0O IN OPENING A F class down-town meat-market with 8 zood, smar bateher. J. J. SHEPARD, 11 Clark-st. AVE A _NICE DABY CARRIAGE, ALMOST new, which T will sell cheap, Apply at 1084 West Madisod-st. ADIES’ FORMS FULLY DEVELOPED IN FROM s"four to six weeks by using Mme, Bouville’s ** Am- plificateur ™ or ** Bust Developer.” This i 8 geauine article. free from anything injurlous, and hins never been known to fall. Mme. Rouvilie's Cosmettcs, Hair Remover, kalr Lotlons. etc., are unexcelled. Call'on or address MRS, BERNALD, Agent, 118 North Clark- st. {upone HighL). [ ERARY=WASTED LADY OR GENTLEMAN fumillar with dramatic writing to_assist upon & play: tmust be competent. Address V 57, Tribunc otfice. FFHE_CELEBRATED EMPIRE FURNACES. A, E. L EEACESTOitrH, manutacturer, 53and e Lake-st. ANTED-TO RENT—BY A LADY, NICE FUR- A aros will pay In firet-class bonrd and rooms { an octagon brick house; references. T 4% Tribune. ‘V;xxfr'x-:u—,\ MARDLE-TOP BEDROOM SET AND ‘about o yards of Hrussels carpeting. good and cheap for cash. ~ Addresa T 3, Tribune office. TED—A DRESSING-BUREAU CHEAP FOR W ASSE Aaress 2, Tribune office. i\,fi.iwn—‘f\ MEDIOM OL LARGE SIZE PAR- Tor stove, chieap for cash. ~ State make and price. Address T g2z ‘Tribune office. ‘A LADY MUSICIAN (LATE OF BOSTON) DE- sires a few puplls in vocal and (nstrumental mus| ‘of references. _Address V I, Tribune otlice. “‘,’Ai”rw—muEn(ATBL'.uwnLL TAY Castl Tora good second-land_furnuce, sultable fora large house: must be cheap. S 71, Tribune oflice. COMPETENT YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE LES- T ANTED—FOR CASH—A MEDIOM-SIZED BLACK W Aialut book-case und writing-desk combined. 5008 on Lhe plane 108 term. Large experience. Good'reference, ' Address V 3, Tribu 3 Address T 11, Tribune office. A N EXPERI ROFESSOR AND ANTED—AIIOUT 40 YARDS OF CARPET OR AN Goat cuieu res a few more pupils. Induce- W ‘matting; must be cheap snd In good conditfon. inents to talent- ‘Terms tosuit., 31 East Washington. Address F C, ¢are 690 Weat Madlson-st. FOWLEICS DAY, AND NIGHT SCIOOLS, 133 EAST Monroe-st. Firsi-cluss [nstruction preparsiory 1o i1 School, or for coure In arts or Inw. Ffusrcu\ss MUSIC LESSONS EXCHANGED for boarior uny, articles setuifo s fady. Dest of otice. reference giyen. S+, Trib T, BOLLARDS, = CRANGER ST, TEACHER OF . the violoncello, viviin. thorougil buss, harmony, and counterpolnt._Pur d'at thelr residenc . ¥ Sorkm UTIONIST, VOCAL AND . Dhysical calturc, reading nad ' public address, inter cluss opens pext. Slonday evening 3t Commerchui College, 278 Wess Madison-st. Separate, speclal classes for Jawyera and kchool-teachers now' forming. For particulurs concerninge shese and ather classes, oF pri vate I css at resfdence, 477 West Wastinztor FLOCUTIONIST. DHYSICAL Apply at Lyon & Healy's, 12 L 3, DICKSO . and vocal calture. ., dally. PEOE, L FDOUARD GHON TATIS) FRENCH ‘Makter—sixti session—Simplestand most practi- ‘able method to read, translate, write, and speak French Eorreeily und fluendly (n a comparutively limited tinie, A class for gentlemen to be heid down-fown at about 5 o 5:20 p. - 15 13 formation. Terms, $5 for 20 leasons. Pince ani dsgs wiil be mentioned when tho cluas [s fally orzanized. Gentlemen desirous to joln address Prof. L. E., 493 Wabash-av. For other terms apply for cir- Ciilars at sbove addresd, s RTIES DESI! STEE COMMERCIAL P iSiieren thie clty can obtain a scholarship In luad- inz colleze at low fgures, or will exchange. Ad: Vo, Tribunc ottice. AND MAT- bt FANTED—BEDSTEAD, SPRINGS. dress s, In littlc use, cheap for cash. A Tribune of M PAXSON HAS JOST RETURNED from the East, and wouid be pleased to see her: friends at 1700 Pralrie-av. x X THE GRANGER PRINCIPLE—AN EASTERN Boot and shoe manufacturing company hase opened an establishment a5 116 West Madison-t., intending to sell thefr work direct to the consumer, and dispense wlth the retalling middiemen. Such an enterprise da- serves cocouragement. 3 EPAIRS FOR STOVES MANUFACTURED AT Troy, Albany, Hochester, Cleveland, Clucinpatt, and ebewhere, at W. €. METZNEL'S, 127 West Ran- delph-st. SERVANTS, MSTRESSES, CLEEES, AND EM- S'hioves reneraliy, having just bills for work and la- Dor, can huve them collectéd without 5 penny's expensa byone of she best othicers and collectors n Cook Coun- ty, by vendin;: address, for 3 days, § 65, Tribune office. ERAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE, t. Furnishea otice facliitles $2.50 5, e \VASTED BUARD TOR A GENTLEMAN AND Tady of culture in exchange for vocal and plano tessons. © Address V 65, Tribune offlce. W SSIED, ADDRESS O PARTIES DEALING IN tile-making machinery uad dliching apparatus. Address § 3, ‘Lribunc otice. TO EXCHANGE. ST ONETAVING SHOW-CAS A STt ine dress shira made to onder ag cash prices Address V 63, ‘Tribune oltice. : CVEAE CITY LOTS 10 EXCHAYG roved proveriy. farm o SLOSEON 0., 156 Ladal SCHANGE_FINE IMPORTED BREECI-LOAD- {57 ot gun or gold watch for gas Dxtures. Ad- aress 33, Tribune ot ToxenANGE=C oods, i AND GOOD LANDS FORDEY roceries, and farnishing goodss L. HONURE, 176 3 clothing, Wil lven good trade. Address B. Dearborn-st. AXCHANGE—DIPEOAED 10-AU ) two rallroas 40 nilies vut; suitable £ fpees, or ardeniny; wiil trade for ptano, bousehold furniture, and gas-fxtures, or clther. AddresssSz, Tribune office. AXCIANGE—TIOUSE AND LOT ATIRVING TARR for city Improved: will assame: farms for fmprov- edclty properte. DEITZ. 63 Metropulitan Block. EXCHANGE—DBY D. P. NEWFLL. 18 WEST {son-st., brick block corner Mllwaukee-ar. and % weil rented: will zlve 8 good trade for equity. 1 have sbout 2 farms lu jowa. Michigan, and Tilinots to excliange for Chicsgo propercy. Call and Investigate. SHORT-HAND FOR THE MILLION—REPORTING S™ i hrec months by French standand system. Gotd medal just awared at Exposition Universellc for my English adaptation. Free lilustration {ucsdsy even(ug. PROF. PERNIY, 163 East Van Burea.st., FPPEACHER—A THOROUGH MATHE: anted o com 1o B hotee i Sk om thoss e week and give tnstruction 3 01 I e perfectly compelent to lnstruct. this brasch OR EXCHANGE-LALGE HOUSE AND 1-FOOT [ loton Green-st., near Jackson, for property in De- trolt.. Brick houss and_iskfoot lot. Laize View, far fapm, First-class brick residence, Van Buren-sL., West 1 Thiroop, clear, for corner lot to improve. 'H. C. SLOREY, 95 Clark-st. e OF EXCHANGE_ONLY DREWERY IN CITS OF G people; Ice-house. comfortable dwelifnis, Kegs. barn, #ite.: want covd dwelling or teaement Nouse, price $5.000. BELL & SCUAM, 50 Major Biock. 5V 2, Tribune oflice. OUNG LADY TO TEACH A GIT i YW ASTED—A POSITION BY A LADY AS AS- VWV A iiikat canclier of Znelish branchies fn o private schooi. _Address s 51, Tribune ofice. 3 Ol EXCHANGE—CLEAR LOTS AT LAGRANGE for a uod top buggy. _11:A BROWY, 142 Laselle, OB EXCHANGE—FOR BUSINESS PROPERTY cenzrally located. 515000 worth of unfacumbered property, tmproved and unimproved, and fArst mort- Hoes with some cash If necessary. itoom 28 Portland [ Block. FEIN L JPORSALE _AGENTLEMAS ELEGANTDOEDLE; dvd cameo ring: 3 _beautys OwDer, Wl heans hhice Christmas present. Address 285, Trib- une otilce. FO0I: SALE—ONE I8-RARAT GOLD B. W. RAT- Dn[mndl\wzsch‘nrlcc §85; cost, $1H qne fine Swiss Stem-winding wacch; price, $U; cost3150. Itoom 6, NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, fum, 83 Harrison-st._ URAL CLAIRVOTANT, 034 near Archer-av. _Estabilshed 1565 7 WEST MADISON 0 Independent elate-writ- E. 11E; est nd business 1 ME. MILSOM. NA’ State-at. M MRS DLA] it N Siessazes for bustucss. etc. JR, Tests trom spirit triends. STORAGE, )\_ SPACIOUS AND COMPLE bTDP.EflOflU E FOR aschold_goods, merchandise, etc. 10 208 i ‘ale Ntock. Lowest' ratcs. ~Cash sd- Tiandolph-st., vances. ENTTOLE, CARRIAC O avancesmade, 10 ¥e sea MERCHANDISE STOK- ‘moncy loancd lowest Tates on 5004 B without removal. mroe. FID! Y & UMPANTY, 76, 78, AND 80 ufi‘m Van Buren-sf zablished 1 permaneat and relfabie. Increased facilitles for storage of furn!- fare and merchandise: advances mace. Safety vaults, Furnfture of private residences purehased for casi. 120 Randolph-st. SALE—C NE_GOLD__STEM-WIND Ok AL G E 146 B sJurgensen 413 repeater and Stop 3 Dargain. J. RUFE, 140 LaSatle-st. . t SA LEGANT DIAMOND STUD, 01 SALE—AN ELEGANT DIAMOND STUD. ring, and earrings at a great sacrifce, as have money. S 61, Tribune orlce. SOR _SALE—L IIAVE AN ELEGANT DIAMOND ring in pawn, and _wiil ell for S<5, a3 I cannot re- deem itz cost $ 60, Tribune vifice. INEORMATE FFORMATION WANTED-DE. A. A. I resident of_ Cordov Mezxico, desires (o hear from d0 G. Caulficld, or his Jegal representative,as he B e conld do a acrvice to s o family’s benett. Oft EXCHANGE—S50.000 CASH AND VALUA- Fohln !lcg estate Tor good merchandise of any kind. Address Room 251 Palmer House. " CITANGE—FOR CITY. LAKE VIEW, OR O Ena peaperty. 10w scres miners! laads: val- uable location: argaln offered. Address, for. three weeks, O 57, Tribune oifice. PO EXCHANGE—A STAPLE SPECIALTY. SE L cared by fcers pareat, wILR M0ek She TV Gait [t usi it s a foruume, Nothing 4 5 iR S S FP0__EXCHAD ACHES OF THE VERY beat farin: Iand for a ood brick house in 8 nice Tocality. Address 123 Dearborn-st., Room 8. [0 ESCHANGE—BEAUTIFUL 1OT 1IN NOk- Give full description. — Addreis T 62, Fribune off 10 EXCHANGE—SMALL STOCK OF D) %L‘!I'lku\u‘:ll“,::“ rty. Address T 35, Tribune. 710 EXCIANGE—FARN_IN 10WA FUIX BOOTS LG Sons or hiardware. T 5k Tribiue ofice. X ANGE—A TWO-SEATED, EXTENSION A NGE e for ' pao. Gpricat bre- forred, Addsexs ¢ 71, Tribane oifice. AGENTS WANZED, Esiaae. TS WANTED_ENERGETIC JEN TO SO- A GENTS N city aud couatry: no boys wanted: none But business-men with moucy iided apply: decnts make from $75 to 150 8 month. 132 Clark-st, Boom 7. \fssour] for city. Please examine {rsHBialii & Co.. 1% pea A YOUNG DRIVING MARE e office. II'ORESE:'IIK,\"GE—.L.\?EI:’.\L FARMS IN 10Wa, ansas, an bargatpe. 4. . r EXCHANG! PO E e ¥ plano. S o€, Trib " TANTLI)—SECUXD—IL\ND COMPASS IN_GOOL order; dlameter over thrve fuches. C. B. US- GUOD, Business Exchange, 163 Waslington-at. VWASIRD-A, PARTY WITH S50 TO BOY A. ‘half-interest and take full management of a clgaf, news, aud confectionery. S 2 Tribune office. WV ANTEDTG BUY X GARERY, AD, CONFEC” tlonery store, suftable for a lady. Address S 29, Tribune off VW ANTED=X NOENTNG PATEE ROUTE: CIVE Tocation and price. Address T 35, Tribufie ofice. TWANTED — HANDSOME CLOXR OFF SHAHL. ‘also dressmaking, {n exchauge for plano and yo- “Address T 43, Tribunc office. W FITING TAPER AND STATIONERY —3(0 ’l’lelms ‘writing paper. 100,(0) covelopes, retalled at wholexale price; puper, 5 ccntx s quire and upward; envelopes, 3 cents @ pack and upward; 1ink, pens, etc. 173 Lasalle-st., corner Monroe. Wflran—o.\flfir,\cz DOG AT 68 SOCTH cal lesson: Ciiatos Y\ ASTED-SET OF TL TOOLS; MUST BE ‘ 7‘:!!;1;50 Adds mz Tril ¢ office.. B Y\ ANTED=4 LEMAN TO ASSIST IN TiHE TV ipement of a velsc musical essoctation of la- dlos and gentiemen, Small capital required; business. Secured. Address V 66, Tribune office. R G SPARE TIME, SECRET B “errespouccnee; agents wanted. Addresa T 47, “Trigue office. - B s ForsALECuEL, 1 Danlels large plat 1 boller, Z>horse. 1 lard presa. 1 palr piatform scales, 1 Liand clevator. 3 haad pumps, 1 caldron. fron tanks, Frate-Dars. pulleys, havpers, smoke- stacks, yubber liose. steam culls, sieam pipes, condea- Sors, 3 dmall drill Drestes, sicaim enxines, and sleam 128 Micnl ORSALE-2 FIVE-FLO. BOILERS, 42 INCUES T% dlameter, 24 feet lunz: 2 fire-box botlers: 4 lard tanks, sultable for reservolr or soap tanks; unc 81to 8, 204 one $ and one 254-horse power engines. J. MoFAk: JAND & C0., United States Boiler WOrks, 95 and 907 Sout Hatsted-st. . ANTED—AN ENGINE FROM 60 TO 80-HORSE power; also bollers. shafting, zad palleys, to= gether or separate. V =3, Tribune office. VWASIED-A GOOD SECOSD-HAND FORTARLE engine and boiler. 1210 15 horse powe; ust be In good repair aud chieap for czsh. 7% Indiana-ay. Address ENGINE, WA snirt-troniog, machines. golanderlng. macaines, sale by G. M. &L. MUNGER & CO., 663 Wabaal Send for eatalogue. VWASTED-ENGIXE AND DOILER, ABOUT TEN- ‘aorse power. _Address V 77, Tribune office. ANTED—A DCEADLE FIFTEEN HORSE-POW- ‘er steam boller. 176 and 178 Adamns-st. SPOEETING GOODS. FURSALE BREECIH-LOADING SHOT-GUN. WITH ail the impiements, chesp for cash. [nguire w- day sl 10°clock, or Monday afiergo'elock. F. BOEHN, 162 Dearburn-st. - PRINTING MATESIAL, PO AAXE OR SALE—VERY CHEAP—TWO PRINTING [£© Presacs, card-cuitera. ks, Su font of type, il new. Wil sell separately or by the plece. ¥, T, KLLI-- THURPE, Lo 24, 154 LasSalle-st. achines,” collar-ironing macmines. or -av.