Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1879, Page 12

12 “THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, MARCH 30, (s79-SIXTEEN PAGES —_—— Ee REAL ESTATE. | Important Sales of Business and Resi- \ dence Property. Condition of the Rent Market for House: and Stores. 3 Some of the Specimen Sales and Leases of the Week. The New Approach to the South Park— Building Permits, ‘There have been some important sales during the week. Prominent amongst these is the sale of what was at the time of its erection consid- ered THE HANDSOMEST HOUSE in Chicago,—the residence of Mr. Thompson on the northwest corner of Prairie avenue and Twentieth street. This property was bought by ‘Mr, Samuel W. Allerton for $115,000 cash. The land on which the house stands has a frontage of 192 feet on Prairie avenue. The house alone was currently reported to have cost $150,000. A.J. Averell, who negotiated the above sale, re- ports an agcregate of sales amounting to over $100,000. Besides the above, he has sold to C. R. Cummings. of Pekin, in this State, the premises No. 853 Indiana avenue, with 60 fect of ground, for $25,000 cash: 62 feet on Prairie avenue, west front, north of Twentieth street, to O. R. Keith, for $13,950 cash; four-story brick store, No. 193 South Water street, with 20 feet of ground, to P. B. Weare, for $17,000 cash; and 5d fect on northeast corner Michigan avenue and Twenty-ninth street, for $10,000 cash. There is su active inquiry among resident and other capitslists for business property here, but ft is of a kind hard to mect. The property MOST IN REQUEST is stores worth $25,000 to $10,000. There are few of these in hands that wish to sell, and where such piperty is for. sale the owners are usually found too bigh in their ideas for the buyers. In the sales of the week. were 25x170. feet, with building, on West Washington street, west of Adastrect, $15,500; ‘50x166 feet on Barry avenue, west of Lake View. $2,100; 25x126 fect, imoroved, on lot between Centre avenue and Throop street, near Sixteenth street, $2, 34x12 feet on Carroll avenue, west of Ashland avenue, $1,800; 100x125 fcet on Sangamon street, north of Adams street, $6,550; 320x122 feet on Warren sven ne BOULne Be of Page street, $4,000; Sxlv7 feet on Indiana enue, Ponty of Twentieth strect, $5,000; 34x190 feet on Vincennes avenue. south of Thirty-seventh street. $5,000; 25x125 feet on MacGregor street, east of Portland avenue, $2,100: 100 lots in Baxter’s Subdivision in S. W. tp of SE. Sec. 20, 40, 14, $16,000; 18x20 feet on Pratt street, improved, west of Sanga- mon etreet, $2.000; 209x122 feet on Vernon ave- nue, suuth of Thirty-fifth strect, $2.500: 738x106 feet ou Halsted street, south of Twenty-second strect, $3,600; 243124 feet on West Thirtecnth street, east of Ashland avenue, improved, $2,500; 50x103 feet, improved, on South Clark strect. south of Jackson street, $30,000; 119x265 feet on Champlin avenue, south of Forty-third strect, $4,000; 203193 feet on Irving place, near Harri- son street, $3.000; 25x110 feet on Canal street, north of Meagher street, $2,200. Snydacker & Co. have sold house and lot on Winchester avenue, near Oden avenue, for $1,000; and six acresatSouth Evanston for $240 per acre. ‘There has been a good deal of activity at the renting agencies. Leading brokers report the business of the season further advanced already than it was last year by the 20tn of April: Ten- ants have more decision this year than last. ‘They are more ready to stay where they are, and less disposed to look around for cheaper quar- ters. Thereisa BRISK DEMAND FOR STORES. especially in the retail centre. 1n favored local- ities, like that on State street, opposite the Singer—or, as it must now be called, the Field & Leiter—Building, there is an advan Ou Wa- bash avenue, in the distrist that will be left by the ereat dry-goods firm, rents are not so firm. Stores on’ State street, apposite the Field & Leiter Buildiug, are renting for 33.000 to $4,200 year. At the corner of Madison and Wabash avenue a store is worth $6,000 a year, and on Madison, between State and Wa- ash, $2,700. The Bestar and basemeat builaing, adjoiame Field & Leiter’s wholesale store, 2/1 and 243 East Madison street, has been leased for two years for $1S,000; the upper floors of 192 and 1% State street, huve been rented for $4,500 for three vears; the store and_ basement, 76 State, have been rented for one’ year for $3,000; and the store and basement 254 Evst Madison street bas been rented for $1,800 a vear, and the upver floors of 218 and 258 East Monroe street, 50x160, for $S00 a year. Offices are also reported to rent readily, and st as food pricesas last year, with an advance in the most desirable quarters. Otfices on LaSalic street, between Wasuinston and Monroe, rent for from $1,200 to $3,000 2 year, if they are on the main floor. Above zhis, the rents go down as the tenants go up. Rouses are in good demand in all divisions of. the city. The North Side kaving fewer houses, ‘there is less done there than in. other divisions of the city. THE INQUIRY FOR HOUSES is such that the proprictor of five new houses at the corner of Pine and Illinois received 200 ap- plications for them. Houses on Michivan av- enue are in request. Of the new houses at the corner of Michigan avenue and Congress street, ‘one of the inside ones has been rented at $1,000 8 year, and the corner one at $1,200 a year. The Walker Slips, south of Blue Island ave- nue, ou the river, are being rapidly taken up by Jumper firms, The Archer Refinery, engaged in the manufac- ture of sirups, starch, and glucose from coro,” las removed from Milwaukee to this city, to fet the advantage of the superior transporta- lion facilities at this point. It bas secured uarters on Archer ayenue, at the corner of Wallace street. APPROACHES TO THE SOUTH PARK. To the Editor of The Tribune. Cuicaco, March 28.—I was very glad tosee in your paper of a week ago that the opposition, originating among the property-owners along Jlue Island avenue, to placiuy Michiean avenue under the control of the South Park Commis- sioners, bad been withdrawn. There was, it seems, no real opnosition to the Michigan ave- nue scheme. The objectors simply meant to force the . Park Commissioners to acquire the balance of the lands along Bluc dsland avenue, so that the boulevard of which it forms a part could be completed, aud that they thus might realize some return in the in- creased value of their adjacent property for the MONEY THEY HAVE BEEN PAYING - to the Park Commissioners for the last half dozen years. Now thatthe Commissioners have ucquired the lands, and all objections have bcen withdrawn, why has. not the Michizan-Aveore Dill been promptly passed? Wilt not our Hon. Moses Wentworth’ and other Rep- resentatives attend to this matter at once? There is not to-day what would yass for a decent country road to the South Park, and yet the city has expended millions of money in acquiring the lands und beautifying them for park purposes. 1t will be a monstrous outrage on the part of our Senators and Repre- seucatives in Springfield if a measure, for which our people are pow unanimous, should be suf- fered to fail by aefault. Surely the country members will assent to its passage at once, if the Chicago delegation will only move in the matter. Gentlemen legislators, Chicago ex- pects you to do your duty, and make that move without further delay. Souta Pars. . There were fifty-seven BUILDING PERMITS issued during the week. The important ones were those to E. J. Lehman, ‘store on Adams street, near State, to cost $1,500; John Wheeler, three-story and basement awelliiy at 4S7 Indi- ana street, to cost $3,500; Connecticut Mutual 1.ife-Insurance Company, sixth story ou Honore Block, to cost $62,000; James S. Kirk & Co., five-story warchouse on North Water street, near Pine, to cost $25,000; H. V. Packard, wvo- story dwelling at 1192 Michizan avenue, to cost $4,000; Chicago City Railroad Company, addi- lion to barns on Cottage Grove avenue, near Thirty-eighth street, to cost $3,000; James N. Wulker, addition to S70 Prairie avenue, to cost $3,000;" Peter. Schoeuhofen, wagon-shop on Seward avenue, near Canalport avenue, to cost $2,500; Frank Younk, two-story store and Falling at 1423 Wentworth avenue, to cost SATURDAY’S TRANSFERS. The following instruments were tiled for rec- ord Saturday, March 29: erty rnorertr. ~ Ohio st, se cor of Western av, nf. 100 ft, dated Aug. 13. 1878 (John We 2. Dinnen to ang E. O'Mara)..........8 1,500 North Lasalle at, 12044 ft 6 of Grant st, w f, 4Mgx152 ft, dated March 19 (Augus- tin Guuer to Jennie H. Waters) 6,187 West Obio st, 80 ft e of Peoria s1 ft to alley, amproved, dated Biarch 21 (H.W. Dannenbrink to B. L, Degener) Cornelia et, 340 ite of Ashland av. n f, 25x128 ft, improved, dated March 19 (August Doewerth to C. and E. Vander Hayden)... ne nee ase Mohawk st, n of and near Clyboorn ay, 20 ft, improved, dated March 21 .(A. and H. Dapnenbrink to H. L. Degener). ... Weat Congress st, 237 fte of Rockwell st, nf, 24x106 ft, dated March ‘24 (S. A. Jones to Willis A, Jonesy... seeeee Jay st, n of and ucar Webster av, 275 ft to alley, with other lots near the above, dated March 22 «Henry H. Spencer to Adeie W. Deane). esses South Halsted st, ne cor of Tzirty-third st. wf, 37x125 ft. improved, dated March 28. (B. and A. Jeionck to Jeseph 4,500, 800 1,500 1,500 7500 Becker) 5 . § 2,250 Waller et, 50 ftv of Maxwell st, ef, 25 100 ft, improved, cated March 28 (Henry Williams to Mary Cleary) .._..- Leavitt st, 52 ft nof Fuiton st, ef, 56x 123% ft, dated Feb.25 (Wiliiam H. Schuyler to Ira W. Allen).... -. Larrabee st, 223ft sof Willow st, ef, 4945 100 ft, improved, dated March 27 (- & G. Fehrmann to John Kaiser] The premises No. 890 Prairle av, ti March 19 (Master in Chancery to Ed- ward F. Gatdner)......-- +++ ae The premises No. 148 Forestav, dated March 28 (WL J. & E. H. Goodrich to ‘A. E. Morley) sae ahs ts South Park av, between Thirty-fourth and ‘Yhirty-fifth ste, w f, 3lixi6ds: ft, dated March 28 (Master in Chancery to Charles F. Grey) . . West Adams st, 42 ft Seeley av, & £, 21123 ft, improved, dated March 28 (James A. Mason to L. S. Diller). Park av, 126 7-10 fte of Hoyncav, nf. 25x124 fr, improved, dated March 29 (4. C. Wallei toD. R. Emergon)...... West Jackson st, 74 {t e of Winchester st. sf, 24x12] ft, dated March 19 (Mas- terin Chancery to J. L. Batchelder)... Thirty-fourth st. 247 fte of Laurel st, 6 f, 25x145 ft, dated March 19 iv. H. Kroeger to Jacob Strasser). Fabius st, 200 ft s of Sophia 1231t, dated March 29 (H. F. to James Morgan). ~ 1,540 Elston av, 17 ft n of Rawsonst, wf, 25x ‘140 ft, dated March 29 (P.und C.G, Von . Pistten to Jonn J. Barrett) 2,500 SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS; WITHUN-A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILES OF-THE COURT-ROUSE. 1,025 2,500 2,500 13,000 4,800 27,000 5,500 2,000 25595 ty WI, SOx Nudsen Lot on street 224 fte of Wentworth av, and 254 s of Tnirty-ninth st, ef, 26x __ 100 ft, dated Nov. 17, 1877 (William Dowlingto William Hurford).........$ 1,200 Jefferson st, 50 ft s of Fifty-second st, w f, 25x120 ft, dated March 13 (IF. B.Pea- body to R. 1H. Lawrence)... ee) Dexter Park ay, bet Sixty-second and ? Sixty-third sts, wf, 7ix1244¢ ft, dated larch 27 (B. C.and W. B. Langley to ‘M. C. McDonald)... sees 300 WEST OP ‘CITY LIMITS, WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN. MILES OF TILE COURT-HOUSE. North av, 146 {tw of Western av, 5 f, 24 ‘3125 ft, dated March 29 (John M. Roun- tree to J. P. Wilson). .. tease eee SUMMARY FOR THE WLEE. i -. The following is the tota: amount of city and suburban transfers within a. radius of seven miles of the Court-House, filed tor record dur- ing the week endins Saturday, March 29: City sales, $73 consideration, $274,8 North of city limits, sales, 5; consideration, $33,700. South of city limits, sales, 8; consideration, $11,6Q0. West of city limits, sales, 2; consideration, ae ._ Total sales, 102. Total consideration, 2735. 800 A QUESTION. Oh! why has Fate weighed down mankind With chains of passion. etrong and blind, Yf all that die who live nor well Curve birth and hfe in endless Hell? Can it be true that most are } Who on the main of Life are tost: ‘That few will reach the Golden Strand, ‘Though all ure guided by His hand? How oft tus question haunts my mind, When lonely blows the moaning wind, And sadiy chonts the sovding sca A dirge for frail liumanity. ‘And, when the world fs wrant in Aly thouchts from mortsl scenes tak While areams of what we are to be Dip deep in welis of phantasy. Shall amethyst coarse tmt adorn, Bright diamonds of black cout be born, ‘All Nature move witaout a 1 ‘And ruined couls be naught but dross? Usios Conecz. Lavss W. BU. ti A LAST GIFT. As still as the sky, 23 sweet as the woods, ‘The room he enterca—and garnished in white, And pale-biue violets in their hoods, And varlands of ali flowers that love the light. But, never by fear or tear deterred, Tle bowed ut ber side, aud scanned her face— That cai, mte oval—and nottung stirred; ‘No singie blossom sovb:d out of place. Vagnely delighted to watch her rest, Bis own pure nos silver and sweet, His fragrant offerin; er her breast , bh that it should meet, Its lily-neart with ber lily-heart. “Sleep, my Millicent! sleep, my dear!” And he went out, exulting for his part, ‘Into the sunlight mild and clear. Lititz M. Sunnemas. ———— One night the peerless Gerster eaid : *T cannot sing a note— I feol a coreness in my lanes, s A buarseness in my throat.” i flight, In sain the impresario begged And all in vain he ewore— = The peerless Gerster would not sing Becsuse her throat was sore, Straight to a drag siore o'er the street The impressario ran— * “Give me some drags to cure a cold Ori’m a ruined man!” The drug man smiled a genial smile And said, ‘*Why, bless your soul, Brown's Bronchial Troches are the thing ‘To stratghtway make rou whole!” The impreseario grabbed the box And straight to Gerster flew— “Here, chew a troche, Gerster dear— Don't stop to talk, bat chew!” ‘And Madame Gerster sang that night With voice ae clear and free As ever warbied allegro Ortrilled the higheat C. And now where e’er great Gerster goes Tn her triumphal course, Brown's Bronchial Troches go along ‘To tune her when she's hoarse. PERSONAL. ERSOSAL—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES the acquaintance of a prepossessing lady, between 16 and 2 years of age. of agreeable alspusi-fon and {r- Teproachable charact ddress T 83, ‘Tribune. ERSOY ICANT AT PRESENT give my address, as you requested. but Will sav if those’ papers you wish ta procure Were for sale the Price you offered would pe too low._ Kk. ‘PELSONAL—AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN OF 50, stricly temperate, with the best of references. who is going West to bilid up anew homie, desires the acquaintance of a siozle Iady or widow with some means; ouject, mutual benedt and matrimony. Ad- THES TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES. ‘N ORDER TO ACCOM) > Teun unodehoat the sity, we have. i Franch Onices in the different Divisions, as designated below, where advertisements will be taken for the same priee as charged at the Main Office. apd will be received ‘until 8 o'clock p. m. during the week, and until 9 p. m. casa SIMMS, Booksellers and Statfoners, 328 renty-second-nt. TRAY WALDEN, Newsdenlcr, Stationer, ete., 1009 hear Western-ay, ROBER’ SISTON, WestSide News Depot, 1 : of Haleted-st. Bee SMIMtiCk, Jeweler, Newalealer, and Fancy 8t., corner Lincoln. TL Q8t sta Rea 23.15 REVENUE CIGAR STAMPS. Finder will be rewarded by returuing the same to 203 North Clark-st, OST—MARCH 2% — A MEMORANDUM-BOOK with owner's natne on inside cover; £0 cents will be given for its returnto L. A. COONLEY, 583 Adams. ‘OST—WRDNES! spectacles: th! st, Leave at CHASE & CO" La} ae 7 OST—AT FIELD & LEITEN'S. FRIDAY AFTER- noon, lady's pocketbook containing about $7 casn and $400 hotea, paymlent stopped on notes: valueless to any one but owner; Under can Keep cash oud return balance to A. A. ROWLEY, 19 Ashland Block. Tost tHuRSpay, ON NORTH SID 4 pocketbook contatning small amount of, ‘money and papers: reward will be pafd for return to 253 Erle. TWHITE ESQUIMAUX DOG. “FINDER Please return to S11 Wost Stadlson-st.,oom 11, and recelvereward. OST—A GOLD TREASTPIN, NEARLY EOUND, vith u coral bar half iueh Tong across the centre; tt was a keepsake, und ff returned to225 West Vau Buren st, willrecelve a good reward. MIS. J.D. h ‘OST—AN ONYX BREAST-PIN WITH PESDANT, pearl in centre, either tn Madison-st. car or on Etate-st., between ‘Domestic rooms and "Gossaxe's, Sultable "reward if left at 10 Stace-st., Continental Fire-Insurance. _ OST-SMALL RED POCKETBOOK, CONTAINING S2in money, $125 note by H. Middiebrovk, Trib~ Times, and X Please leave at 1 oflice. OST RE Monocco PocKETROGK CONTAIN: ing $25 in curreney and 7 pleces gold cofn, on West, Twelfth-st. to Blue Island-av., south to Lleventh-st.” Finder wil be berally rewarded by. returang to 326 Aberdeen-st.. near Eleventh. Loser {sa poor persvn.. Q@]5 REWARD To THE PERSON WHO PICKED 2 UD iy purse at the corner of Clark and Ran- oiph-sts.. Thursday afternoon, March 2. if returned to7ls West Madison-st, HATTIE BUC! REOSICAL. TTENTION-WE WILL Ci.OSE OUT THE FOL. 'g lot of very flue orpaus, regardless of cos une, 3 Uckers, etc. ‘One new 7-8top organ. One new 8-stop organ! 75 One new 9-stop orga. 35 One new 12-8t0p orga 80 One new 14-stop organ.. & One new 16-stop organ. Every instrument warra REED'S ted tive years, TEMP ce OF MUSIC, 191 aud 193 State-st. ATTENTION 18 CALLED to our fine stock of UPRIGHT PIA ORGA; ‘SQUARE PIANos, from the plainest cases to the richest variegated wood or ebony and gold. For sale ou easy payments, Every Saatrument wasranced Ave ‘years. iano covers and r jon, sonia UF every asareip| W, W. KIMBALL, Corner State and Adams-st. STOCK OF THE. ;HALLETT, DAVIS & CO.’S. Upright and Square Pianos. We W. KiMBALL'S Corner Stave and Adams-sis, A EULY (AMERICAS. | pexcty, "GERMAN, AND GERMAN: A RDINAVIAN salesmen, to accommodate customers, at the piano and. ee pees W. W. KIMBALL, Corner State and Adams-sts. FEW PIANOS AND OR FIRST-CLASS MAEES, nied but little, rood, as new, will be gold on*monthiy payments If requires sat RIS AAA Corner State and Adsms-sts. FINE, NEW PIANO, WITH ALL MODERN ‘heaton b rovemente, for sale at half price: will take io y toward payment ora guod horse. Ad- ‘Ibune otfice. «fear Lincoln-st., payin SALF—BY J. H. KEELER, 163 CLARK-ST- —Stone-front hove. :$t, 500. y aud basement. stone-front reer Thirty-rhird-nt. pod house; dining-room and kitchen on first dloor, UX170, FOR Wabash- 1 nished or unfurnished, ‘Vineennes-uy., neur Thirty-seventh-st.—Cottage with brick bsvemment, ‘and lot 33230, $3,500. . Cottage Grove-ay., near. Thirty-seventh-st.—Brick store und lot. cheap. ¥ Twenty-elght! near Wabash-ay.—Two-story house, aad 1ot slag. “If sold this week can be had low, 5 ‘Tlifrty-sixth-st.; near Indiana-av.—Two-story and ‘basement brick house, und lot, $3.200. ‘Twenty-second-st., ‘west of State and dwelling, und Jot, only S: State-st., near Thirtleth— store. Calumef-ay., near ‘Twenty-ninth-st,—Good cottage, 9 rooms, and barn, and lot 25x180, $3,750. Wwo-story store Vernon: + near Thirty-tuird-st.—Brick houses, $4,000 cach, ue block from Unton Park—Good house and corner lot, 44 feet froat, * Jacksun-st., hear. Centre-av.--Fine two-story and brick basement house, 15 rooms, and lot 27x1£0. Warren-ay.. near Lincoln-st.—Two-story house, 10 rooms, and lot 25x125, $i,500. Purk-ay., ner Hobey-st.—Two-story house, and lot 254125, and barn, $3. 500, ~Park-av.—Cottaxe, aud lot S0x195, $3,750. Sapgamon-st.. near Monroe—Two story house, 10 rooms, with lease of lot. 2 gonitst near Randolph~Cottage, and lot 25x116, Park-av.. near Hoyne—Elegant stoné-front house and barn, at a decided barcuin. -ar Indiana—Cottage and lot, $1,800. ar Page—Store and lot. + near Throop—Store and lot, $5,500. near California-av.—Two-story house, |d two lots. only $2,000. ‘Milwaukee-ay., near Despiaines and Talsted-sts.— Stores and lots destrable for Investment, Chicago-av., near fush-st.—Three-story brick house, 15 reome, and lot, $6. 500. Indiana-st., nedr State—Two brick houses, $5,000 and $5,500. ; Schilinr-st., near Clark—Stone-front house, $4,000. ebynrborutv., south’ of Chteago-av.—Briek house, ‘Michigan-av. . near Thirty-first-st.—25x170. Arnold-st., near Thirty-firet-st.—Lots $550 each. Indiana—Several fine corners, : 25x Sh} Pralrle-ay north of ‘Thirty-ffth- Fourth-av x south of Polk-st.—One lot, North Stard-st.—Larze corner lot. North Dearborn, ear Elin-st,—25x150. Fine manufacturing property, clieap. Carroll-ay.. near Sheldon—I fot, must be sold {mme- diately; canbe hadata bargain. ‘Fine tiuimproved property near new Post-Oflice. Lake- PADI RUEIW. JOR SALE—2-STORY GOTHIC FAM HOUSE. PoNuth Wotah Teoe front by 00 fest east frome om Lake-av., ‘near Thirty-seventh-st.,. nice place, cheap: price, $8,000, 2-story rothtc frame house on Ellls-ay.. lot 68 fect front by 225 feet deop, east front, very ‘choice; price, Chotce residence lot on Monroc-st.. near Lafin,soutn, front, 242125 price. $125 rer foot pesge zi feet iront on Jackxon-st., near Honore, $60 No, SU lfarvard-st,, Just west of of Western-av., lot jx125, 2-story frame cottaze, 10 rooms; price, $1,500. 0. ‘311 Oxden-av., near’ Harrison-st lot 2$x100, southeast front: house two story and unfinished base~ ment, frame, three rooms deep; price, oO. ‘0. 1081 West Juckson-st., south front: -atory frame with ktchen extensto: d-8t., Northeast corger Kinzle, w story frame house and frame bara: price, $1,300. 3x10 on Llinuls-at., Just west of St. Clair; price, 500. Also fine Ust of residence lots and houses from $3,000 to $1,000. in choles localtties. TURNER & BOND. OR SALE—GREAT BAKGAINS—TWo-sioky and basement brick residence, swell-front, om Stan- ton-ay., near Thirty-sixth-st., $2,600; 88%, 84, aud 8:6 West Luke-st..two brick stores and one frame with Driek front, ail rented at a far percentaze. $9,060; two-story, ‘basement, and mansard-roof brick ‘resi dence, stone-frout. 13 rooms, batt and ai modern fm- provements, ou Sangamon north of Van Bureu-st,, with frame building on West Lake Te brick barn; thrce-stor; per cent het; tue busi- ness lot with brick batiding, corner Halsted and Thir- ty-tirst-sts: elegant brick restdeuce on Belden-av, 14 rooms, 50 by 120 feet of ground; handsome cotta: and lot on Warren-av.,$1,900: brick residence on Eri st. herween Clark and’ Dearborn, octagon stone-front: two-story and basement brick ‘residence, on Irving- place near Poll $2,000: food business place—house and lot on Areti ~'$3,000; clear and tobacco store, doing a thriving business, for sale, witn the place, at $500; house aud fot on Archer-av. near Halsted-st., splendid loallty for business: ace cottages and lots on Springer-ay. near south Rolling-sfills, $1,000 gach, "Call and see mie. ERNST VHUSSING. 113 Kan olphest. , ORGANS AT PRICES BE- 35and upwards: best In the NICHOLSON ORGAN CO., Gs Eust Indians. 9 NICHPIANG TO EXCHANGE ‘has no use for it: furufture or gold watch tal payment, T 91, Tritune office. A SPLENDIN Sct PIANO. USED BUT LITTLE, A for $150. Weer RN MUSICUO., 203 State-st. ARGAINS IN” SECONDHAND” PIANOS. Ve offer “A LARGE STOCK OF SECOND-IAND PIANOS, auvone schlel ar S rs FE UI ABE St TEINWA\ ei e ‘CO. RADFORD U: ‘also several of the + reAVORITE BAVEL SQUARES, | at great bargains. on easy tering ifrequire JULIUS HACER & CO. 263 AND 365 WABASH-AV Between Jackson and Van Bure: AUICKERING PIANO, LITTLE USED, AND VERY \ fue, all modern {mprovem ents. Owner must sell. Can be seen at REED'S Temple of Music, 191 and 193. State-st, EXTRA BARGAINS-ELEGANT DECKER DROS, Pianos! Driiiiant Mathusheks! Popular Pease Pianos! Sweet-toued Estey Organs!- Pianos and or- gans at all prices, anti on liberal terms, at STORY & CAMI'S, 188 and 190 State-st. ‘OR SALE—AT 410 CAT IMET-AV., X NEARLY y FOR SALE—BY -W. D, KERFOOT &'CO., 90 EAST Washington-st ‘Cheap residences on the North Side, south of Chieazo- ay, and cast of Clark-st, ‘State-st., near Huron, 4 two-story and basement brick hoties with modern improvements, at from $4,009 to $4,500 each. rble-iront housoson Superlor-st.,.near St. Clair, y cheap, on sy terms. ‘ 153 earhorn-av., near Muron-st,, cast front, 2-story and basement Wie house, ail modern Improvements, good barn, cheap. ‘Brown-stone house, Dearborn-a in irat-class order. W. D. Ki near Sunertor-st., ROOT & CO. ‘99 Washington: JN NORTH CLARK-ST., 41X 150, known as 487, Gast front. Inquire withia. Ok SALE—Oit EXCHANGE AT A GREAT BAn- gain, alarze house and 59x10 feet on a comer lot on Sedgwick-st., near Division. i 1, Tribune oitlce. For SALE—CHOIGE Bi ESS CORN, Incinding buildings. north 1 stand Wentworth-av. * JJOR SiLE—CoTTAGi a FfOR SALE—CHEAI AND LOT, 46x Humbolut Park, only $650; monthly payments if Gesired, JOUN C. LON Washington-st. POR SALE-AT, HALE THEIR Ci ‘any one of the three elegant stone residences at the hend of the Grand Boulevard, corner of ‘Ihirty-tifth- at., commanding a fall view of the most interesting and fashionable drive of.the city. Most desirable lo- cality for all tlies to come, most durable material of bullding, tasty and serviceable orranzement. _For partlculirs apply to KRNST PRUSSING. 143 Ran- iph-st. new standard piano, Call, Of SALE—A FINE CABINET ORGAN: WILL rent with privilege of purchase, Address V4l, Tribune ‘oftice. ‘OR SALE—CHEAP—FIRST-CLASS PIANO. Fulton-st, cos OR SALE-OR RENT-SEVERAL NUNDRED ‘feet of dock property, fitted up complete with rail- track, office, and planking, for lumber business. DERICKSON, Ash- ++ OF R.B, MASON, To: For particulars inquire of GSO. 'P. jand-av., south of fwenty-secon 40 Dearborn-st. R SALE—AT LOW PRICE—GILDERT PARLOR grand piano. May be seen between 11 and 1 o'clock _Bt Grand Pacific He ‘Ol SALE-ELEGANT CHICKERING PIANO, ¥ery low forcash. “Address X 5, ‘Tribune oftice. JOR A BARGAIN IN A FIRST-CLASS UPRIGHT planio, very littie used, address Iv M, ‘Tribune ottice. ARP—USE OF MAGNIFICENT $600 DOUBLE- EL action harp for three to six months for use of $75. une office. GOR SALE—AT A DECIDED BARGAIN—TNE ELE- aut stone-front residence No. 429 West Washing ton-st., near Ada: three stories, basement, and xt cellar: furnace, Tange, ind gae Axtures included; tor 25 house 35 by about 70 feet; thoroughly built, jodern improvements, WM, C, REYNO™DS. 94 Dearboru-st., oom 8, . ALE—PLEASANT COTTAGE ASD LOT 1600 South Dearhoru-et,; in perfect repair. Cottage on Drexel bonlevard. By H. J. BECKWITH, coraer of Drexel boulevard and Cottage Grove-av. : HAVE 1 NEW PIANO, 1 SECOND-HAND PIANO, and 1 Cabinet organ; will take In part pay on any one of them buard, nalnting, carpenter work, or Watch and enain, or will sell on very easy terms. "Ad: eo, ty ‘INST-CLASS UPRIGHT plano, nearly new. Can be boucht low far cash, or will take part down, balance monthly. Call at 335 Wa- ‘bash-av., Flat 9. J NEED THE PROCEEDS For IMMEDIATE USE, and will sell my plano, only used 4 months, at & Breat sacrifice. Callat 215 South Morgan-st. Nisin TO RE TO SELL MY PIANO, NEARLY NEW. Will give a tue bargain; not a better toned plano in Uiecity. Call at Iosig West Conzress-st. HAVE TAKEN A FINE NEW PIANO IY TRADE. Will sell very cheap. Address V 40, Tribune ofilte: OR SALE—TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT MAR- bie front, 405 Forest-av.; terms eusy. PIERCE & ovurnmsr, Agency, 162 LaSalle-st., Chicazo. OR SALE—LOT 40X163, ON WABASH-AY., NEAR, ‘Nighteenth-st., a a bargain, D. G. HAMILTON, Room i, 126 South’Clark-st. i PROF, SALE CHE AR FOR CASH LOT sost00 feet on southwest corner of Butterfield and ‘fhir- iy-elguth-sts. Make an offer. J, BUCKLEY, Yren- ton, Mo. ‘OR SALE-MONROE-ST., 100 FEET WEST O¥ Pauling, 20 fect, very cheap for cash. A. BLAKE, 635 Madison-st. yf FOR SALE—OR RENT—COZY BRICK HOUSE, fine order, furnade, and all improvements, $3.250) Fent, $35 per month. 25 ‘Thirty-seventh-st. N R. SCHLAUDECKER, THE POPOLAR PIPi- ME “organ builder, has just Snished another fino plpe- organ, which stands on exhibition in his new organ- loft, 236 and 238 East Lake-st. USES Mx StEINWAY PIANO; IST GOOD Mi condition; hasbeen used, buea shore ifmne; cash or installments. Address V3, Tribune office. PIANOS TUNED FOR $1.25 (IN ADVANCE. Pianos repalred, polished, ete. Pianos moved. boxed. ana atifpned. REED'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, 191 and 193 State-st. TANO-TUNING AND REBUFFING AT POPULAR prices: 14 fears’ experience: no boys or botches Sent outs ull work recelvea the personal attention of G. Ker, Go Madison-st. $200: ORGAN: ‘$85, $100, "Largest stock in the clt Stroment warranted five years. REED Mule, 191 and 193 State-st, ‘ $60, $75 Every h Temple of dress X 8, fribune ottice. DERSONAL—3 late. Send 72, RECEIVED YOUR NOTE TOO address and I will write particuiars. Address X72, Tribune ofice, ERSON AL—WANTED, THE ACQUAINTANCE OF ‘a respectable young lady, by a young gent who has been fn business In the city 3 years, and’ wishes some agrecabie companion with whom ‘to pasa lonely e {ngs anc day afiernoons. Address T 60, Tribune. PERSONAL BACHELOR, 41, GOT MONEY, EDU- ‘cation, good habiis and character, wants respec ‘We malder! curresvondent, azed 26, welgut 150, no ar- ‘Ufelal eyes, ceeth, hair, etc.; object, friendship, love, and Tm Address, with complete de- scription, BUNNY BIZAE, Post-Office, ERSONAL—NORTH SIDE TLONDE, PL call Tuesday evening. as 1am going to mov ‘want to sve you before Ido, D. ERSONAL—A. N19. PLEASE LET MERNUW where a letter can reach you. Address $ 3, Trib- une ottice.. PERSONAL—A YOUNG” MAN GTRANGER) wishes to make th i ee he acquaintance of a Catholic Address X 100, Tribune otfice, Peo Dae rae ee and fair education. “addres T's, Tribune ollices ERSONAL—A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS AND position who. with a view to matrimony, desires an introduction to an educated an 5 lady, may address VG, ‘Tribune offleg. need FORE ‘PERSONAL—Lizzie TIERNEY, OR LIZZIE AL: jens if you send yout address fo S 20, “frinane of- fice, you will hear of something to your advantage. PERSONAL—CALL AT THE 2 PHEsoxa OLD PLACE. POP. ‘PERSONALWILL ANNIE WILFORD, OF ANE i¢ who ve her ad e x J, ong who can give tier address, please give it to X ERSON AL—A YOUNG LADY,24 YEARS OF AGE, intelligent, and of pleasing appearance, desires thé acquaintance of a middle-aged-sentleman. "Address W Go, Tribune olfice. OFFICE FURNITURE. ns: 2 bargain. Gi STOKES, 259 West Madison-at. VOR SALE—THREE FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF safcs, new; also, fre-proofs of various sizes; will sell low for cash, On account of removal. S. H. HAK- ‘ORTE AT A SACRIFIGE—A MAGNIFI- ent rosewood upright pianoforte, 734 octaves, equal tonew, regular price $700; will sell for $210. ‘No. 812 Wabash-uy. MATCHLESS +. PIANOS. ‘Triumphant at every World's Fair, indorsed by the OR SALE—S2,200 CASH—NINE-ROOM FRAMED dwelling, barn, and lot 25x125, on Prairie-av., be- tween Thirty-third and ‘Ihirty-second-sts. ; house has hot and cold water, hath and ges: the lot {s worth more than $2,200; no trade. T. B. BOYD, oom 7, 170 Mad- fson-: ‘OR SALE—SON173 FEET. TO 40 FOOT COURT, with alley on side, on” Thirty-firs Michigan and Wabash-avs., with hous avery low price for cash. "YOUNG & 6, 170 Lasaile-st. OR SALE—THE CHEAPEST PLACE ON INDI- ana-ay., being No. 1207, for $3,200; rents for 11 0 percent. J: H. EOF, 14 Heaper Block. FE — LoT ON HUnON-ST., NEAR 2% fect, ava bargain. J. H. LOFF, 14 Reaper Block: POR, SALEAND EXCHANGELANGE NUMBER fing, houses and lots In best restdence parts or the Some very desirable and remarkably cheap. ’, 144 Dearborn-st., itoom 9. fe CTAGON-FRONT BLICK NEAT Tnion Park, $3.00: others. $1, C00, $1,500, $1,800, $3, 0.0. JOUN F. EBERMART, 34 Washington WOR SALE—THE VERY DESIRABLE BRICK house and large grounds No. 824 West Monroe-st. 3 ‘Will bp sold for one-half {ts value asa ome. YOUN ESPICER, Loom 6, 170 LaSalle-st. most eminent inusieal authority of both hemispheres, recognized standard pianos of the world. For | “¥7OR SALE—HOUSE, WITH LOT 175 FFETDEED, sale only at LYON-& HEALY'S, on Mifenigan-av., ‘ne Vivehiye athe 24} State and Monroe-sts. | $4,250. YOUNG & Sri Rooin 6G, 170 LaSall CLASS CON- ‘OR, Sal IET-AV., FIRST-CLA GITUATION WANTED—BY a Fi iN ‘tralto singer in quartette choir; best of refer- ences, Address S 12, Tribune oftice. ff FAVORITE BAUER PIANO. 3 ‘The test of many Years has proven that the BAUER PiANO has all the qualities requisite STRI RST-CLAS si fPO RENT—NEW ROSEWOOD PI money applied if purchased. KEE! ‘Music, 191 Stare-ut. 283 CALUS stone-front, three-room deep, brick barn; all in complete order.” F.GAYLORD, 95 Clark-st., oom t1. SIRABLE TWO-STORY MANSA ce on Wabasii-av., RT WISNEL, 69 Vearborn: OR” SALE—835 PE MONTH WILL BOY A splendid #-rovin Gothic house: nice grounds; good focation, J. L. CLAPD, 157 Clark-st. poi SALE—A NEAT 2-STORS DWELLING, MOD- ern improvements lot 24x1 ‘30: a 2-atory and basement brick. 9 roume, modern 'finprovements; a 10-room stune-front, furnace, sras-nxtures, and ery conventence, all néar Lincoln Park, 35 feet, Tont, north Of Chicago-av., near Stat $90, N.HLALE, 153 Kaudolph-st. e south CHAS JPORSALE 28 LOTS IN McREYNOLDS & BRAD- welt’s Addition. some fronting on Milwaukec-av., some choice dock proverty on North Branch. in diifer- ent localities. Mthe above will be svid at a sacritice to close different estates put in our hands. Some acre 0 RENT AND FOR SALE—PIANOS AND OR- | tracts nt the Stock-Yards can be partly exchanged at gans. Prices are low. Kenting a specisity. In- | aif price. Fine barcaina on Michi h of struments tuned and fepatred, also stored. WAM. 4. | Tuirty-third-st., at old price. GARNETT & THOMAS- PROSSER, “115 State-st. * | SOX. 176 Dearborn-st. [PRGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS TO RENT. ‘We have to rent a tare number of » FAVOKGITE BAUER UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS, . and otlier good makers’, ‘To -RENT. AT S# PER MONTH-AND UPWARD. JULIUS BAUEN & Co. 263 AND 265 W Between Jackvou aud V VILL SELL MY FING WEBER UPTIGHT PIANO, vY¥ larcesize, bat little used, and Has all {mprove- ments, cheap Zor cash or payments, Vu, Tribune.§ ‘OR SALE—1034 PRAIRIE-AV.. AR TW STE- hird-at., Rood frame. St Bower-ar., near Cottage Grove, bri Corner Fortv-fourth und Bellevue-st: fine brick residence. Keawood (Woodiawn-ay. near enth-st.), Deautiful residence, cheap. | Salt- corner f1dlana and Jeffersun-sts. Lot 5txs0, ‘Van Muren-st., near Wabush-ay. Fine stuck farm, 500 acres, McHenry Co., IIL, very cheap. BURUANS, 8 Clurk-st. Pou, SALES AT A, BARGAIN 2 STORY AND cellar stone-front houses on Wiicox-st.. just west fCampbeli-ay. Call on M. J. EICH, 100° Fifth-av., zoom 8. 3 WANTED A SITUATION AS SOPRANO IN A KIS, 22 East Runde GOR SALE—AT 6 WABASH-AV.. LARGE SIZE single dour safe. Made by DIEBOLD & CO. holr; bi ‘i Pi rf ir; butasinailusisrs expected. Address “I was SECOND-AAND ‘Ot SALE—72 AND 74 WABASII-AV.—A COM- plete olfice for a Jobbing house; also 200 feet of base Shelving, with drawers, GOR SALE—TWO FIRST-CLASS BANK SAFES, with modern improvements. weight about 6,000 Tbs, ch cas t Randolph. ‘Olt SALE—AT A BARGAIN—ELEGANT DOUBLE FE pailtting desi “Apply at Union Trust Co. 138 Dear- PROF SALE—VERY CHEAP, GROCERY FIXTURES in store 6:9 Madicon-st.. ‘embracing counters, re- frierator. cornice, shelving, drawers, and bins. A. BLA! 639 Madison-st. ‘ribuue once. ED—A FIRST-CLASS plauo. Steinway preferred. Rs, ‘Tribune. WAnTEb—a PIANO FOR A PAYING BUSINESS indy or bee nsg? toga ae eh aH a AF gation. “ Cail on or address SJ. 65 ae eee 7 OU CAN BUY A BEAUTIFUL PARLOR ORGAN by paying $10 down in cash and the balance In easy monthly payments of $5. MARTIN'S, 205 and 207 State. $15 ne 3 style. als XI and 267 stats Loi D BUYS ELEGANT. FIRST-CLASS, NEW $200 rozewood plano; mionthly perments ass tuken; 5 years’ legal warranty kiven. 142 Illinols-st. {08 SALE—ONE DEsh AND REVOLVING CHAIR, letterpress and stand, clock, etc., etc. Inquire at 153 East Washington-st., HALES Business Exchange. V ANTED-—A BLACK WALNUT BOOK-CASE. Address § 24, Tribune office OL SALE—AT A RARGAIN—RESIDENCE LOT ou Monroe-et.; also. business lots on Madisoa- just west of Campbell-ay, At J. EIUH, 166 Fifth- oom 8. jOr SALEBY I, C. MOREY, 95 CLARK-ST.: 10) feet Drexel-boulevard, ‘near Forty-first-st., cust front, corner fui. $12,000. 80x180, Michigan-av., near h-at-, with 2 houses, cheap. 93 feet Ver- ir Thirty-fth-st., $50 Keal-Kstate Renting and Collecting _. CITE REAL ESPATE. BY T. B. BOTH. ROOM room 3-story and basement brick dwell- ing, brick burn, and lot 24199; louse 24x43; has every ‘ovement, stone sidewalls, steps, and {ron fence: south front on Adams-st.. just east of Ash- nd-av. $7,(00—This cost, five years ago, $20,000 to, builds 1 is oe of the largest and finest houses on the Weet Sides good barn, and lot 50: elt for $7,000. ‘$4,000—Fine new acta Ke bara, and lot 234x160; eouth front on Conure ‘Morgan: this {3.2 splendid house and a bargain. 5%, 000-171 Centre-st.. corner Dayton, 10-room brick basement, afi modera linprovements, dwelling, and lot 31x100; tlils house could not, be built for $3.00. $4,20)—White octagon stone-front 10-room awelllog, and ioc, on Monrae-st., near ltobey; cheap. $3 2Go—Two a-atory and basement oclagon-front brick dweltiuge, and lots 202225, between Llucoln and Robey-ats. on Fulton; such property ought toselt at one 2,500—12-room 2-story dwelling. barn, and lot 150x 150, at Woottawn. eight miles south of Chicago; house and other linprovements cost $10,000: at depor. 2.200) cash—9-room 2-story dwelling, good barn, and asx12h, on Prairie-av., between Thirty-second and ‘Thirty-third-sts.: house tias bath, hot and cold water, and gas, + $65 per foot—Lot 56x28, one block south of the en- tranee to “Lincoln Park, on North -Wells-st., between uzonte and Menomouce-ste,: it fs certainly cheap. $800 cash—Lot 25x125; north front on Flournny-st.. 159 feet west of Campbell-av.: cheapest lot in Chi- cago. $2,500—Store and dwelling over, and Jot 253125; south front on Madlson-st., between Western ani Cainnbetl-avs, : $4,200—No. 53 South Carpenter-st. ; this is a 14-rooin z-story and basement brick dwelling. 1n 10 blocks of Court-House, where you can zo to ard from dinner in one hours lot fy 25x10, eust front, between. Washing- ton and Madison-sts.: rents now for $500; this ism bar- gain; S1,200down; balance can run. $2, 700—10-room "4-siory octagon-front brick dwell- ing.and lot 25x197. on Leavitt-st.,.linlf block of Ogden- aV. cars; as every modern finish: $760 down. $9.C00—Hine brick dwelling, barn, and lot on Mich!- gan-av., between'Thirty-third and ‘Thirty-fourthi-ste. ‘$100 per foot—48xi25, south front on Madison-6t. near Robey. ee: ‘$U,000—An elegant octagon brown-stone front, brick barn, and fot 25x25, south front on Van Buren-é., one bi iand-ay. ; will take clear lot in part nay. Poi Sale BY W. D. REREOOT &CD.. 00 RAST Washington-st., choteo rescence sites on North ag 3 M4 fect corner State and Hnron-sts, 92x 165 feet on Dearborn near Chestnut. GUxI10 fect corner Plue and Chicaco-av. iNge110 fect coraer Lasalle and Chestnut. Soxi#s feet on Maple west of Staie. south front, 466x100 feet on Ohio-st etween Dearborn and State. 115x116 feet corner State and Schiller. feet corner Randotph and Ada, 100x125 fect corner Ashlnnd-av. and Park-av. 112x161 feet corner Fulton and Elizabeth. U2x141 feet corver Fulton and Ada at $60 per foot. W. D. KERFOUT & CO., 90 Enst Washington-st. Olt SALEBY GOODRIDGE & STOKES, 250 ‘West Madison-st.—20 West Indiana-st., cottage and Jot, $3,600, 127 Valnut-st., 2-story and basement Aud lot, $4,000, 140 Aberdeen-st., fine house, and lot 33 feet front, $3,500, 43 Cornella-st., cottage, barn, andiot, S700. S80. Fulton-st., cottage, basement, and lot, $2,500. 17 North Peorla-st.. 3-story, Mansard roof, basement, and lot, $4,500. $a Curroli-av., cottage, barn, and lot, $2,000. 142 South Halsted-st., fe uuizatng, barn, and lof, $6,0%0. 278 Blue Isiand- HoFy aud barement belek store, brick barn, and 7% 179 '$10.00)-16- Tot, $7,000. 134 North Morzan-st., house and lot. Belter-st., cottage and fot, $350. "240 aad 242 Fulton- at., $3,x00 each, ité Fulton-st., $2,500. 148 North tory buildings and lots, 51,50. 200 tory and basement Peoria-st., tw Loomls-st., corner Juckson, tw stone-front, $1,500, We claim the above list is the cheapest property offered on the West Side. O# SSALE—BARGAINS IN STONE AND BRICK houses. and lots: qogaTborn-ay., between Goethe and Sehitier-sts., east root. North LaSalle-et., houses near Oak, Division, and Schiller-sts. Prairle-av., marble front near Thirty-ffth-st, ‘West Randolph-st., east of Union Park. West Folic-st., about twa blocks west of Ashland-av. Hernutage-av., near Polk-st. Leavitt-at., negr Polis. Irving-place, near Pol For particulars inqulre o! : ADOLPI LOEB & BROTHER, and 131 LaSulle-st. roe SALE CHEAP — CHEAP — CHEAT — THAT fine lot eouthenst corner Ogden-av. and Jackson- St., 57 feet on Ozden-a¥., 16 on Jackson, 5é on Herini- Tae-av., only’$50 per foot. Warren-ay., extra choice ‘30-foot jot, south front, near Uniou Pa: -Monroc-st., southwest corner of Winchester-av.. 24 feet or 43 fret, with house. Monroe-st.. X183, Only S100 per foot. Ailams-at., very cholee. with party wall, a sacrifice. Fifth-av.,” near Harrison, a great sacriiée, Ineludlog heavy party wall, Jackson-st., enst of Ashland-av.,at $70 per foot. Other locations,” $45 to $70, including corners. HO} S&S ‘LaSalle, Koon 4. 44 DEARBORN-ST.: E ‘brick house and Jot, for amount of mortgace. 351 Warren-av., G)x160,” and od frame house: $6,0G). 120/Warren-av., ood frame Ouse, and lot E0x125, $3,300. 170, 172, and 174, Ke su story’ brick ‘houses, at $1,300 cach. + 2-story and base- ment frame house; lot $2,000. 115, 117, and 119 North Sheldun-st.,.z-story and ‘basemient ‘brick houses, with lots, at $2,500 each. 80 Loomis-st, Jot nd fraine house, $2,500. Carroli-av.. east of ave, lot 23x and party wall, $1,400. ‘ST LOOK AT THESE—MADISON- Madison-si 150x190, offer ror say Be, 25x25, $2,000, Wanted." Madison-st., sorti4, with A 7 house, $5.00. Monroe-st., choice locality, brick house, $3,000. very desirable octagon brick, $5,000, ‘WW nut-st., No. 209, large lot and fine ftame, $2,500, Groveland. Py No. 232, near ‘Thirty-frs brick nouse, only $3,00, Mlonroe-st.. marble-front houses, $4,500 and $5,000," May-st., near Madison, house ‘and'4@ feet, asacritice. Leavitr-st., very fine octagon brick at abarenin. Monroe-st., néar Jeffer- von Fark, ‘Ine house, no basement. 30 ft. lot. very low. IL OSBORN & SON, 128 Las: AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF ROR SAT Forty-thira-st. and Greenwood-av., two2-story and Mansard roof brick houses. with ual? basement, and Tear extenglon, 2 pariors, dining-room, kitcter tries, etc.. on main floor; laundry In basement; ¢: front: splend{d view of the lake: Forty-third-st. station on JMinols Central, within ten minutes’ walk; hot and cold water in houses; alzo all modern. conveniences; price, only $4,509: terms easy. TURNER & BOND, 102 Washingt OR SALE—WEST SIDE-ONE OF THE FINEST ‘business blocks on the West Side at a sacrifice; also 12 residences near Urion Park; also 2-story brick, $2,000; 10-room house and darn and large lor. $2,500, North Side—Chotce improved residence property for sale and exchange for farms; also cottages near Lin coln Park, one $1,100, one’ $2,060, one $2,500, and others, EDWIN A. RICE & CO., Koom i0 M. E. Chureh Block. JrOE, SALE RE TG. MOREY, 95 CLARK-ST.: Some cood bargains in houses, with possession May 34 West Adams-st., 2-story and basement, large lot X10 fect deep, $5,500; 314 West Monroc- Bt. Ouse, 3-ruoins deep, brick barn, $6,800; War- ren-ay., near Union Park, 3-story stone-front, bara, 40 feet; house and lot. Green-st., near in Buren, rent, ‘Si. feet and frame house, Warren-av. neat MM Nt WASHING- mes for a long list. jams and Lincoln-ats., 8. w. cor. $115—Adams and Wood: Ww. cor. Ax. w. cor. isthe place for a house with D. R. and K. on firet floor, alfordiag direct 8. and E. sunlight in the Ilving roouis. Call and see plans forsuch a house. $150—Ashiand-ay., c. f., deod lot, 2 party walls. s deep jot, near Ven Buren. 3 ‘near Ho} ft, partywalls. ES ‘near Thirty-secoad-st, HOGSES (EAS $11.000—571 Adams-st. ay., an ele- gant residence on. which over $30,000 has been spent, exclusive of cost of a front’ tot 259x184; parlors and a2 clegant first-floor dining-roomn Anished in pol- ished hard woods: brick rauge, larze {ce-house. $6,000—Gooul elty property in part pay, large house Infine neighborhood, well renzel to zood tenants: owner coult ocetpy ‘either of 3 fine 8-room flats, in auperd order; good barn. Rentat nearly $60. 1.001203 Shurtleff-av., 1 block from Wentworth- ay. cars: good nefghborhond; eayt front, tasty cottage, on partly finished basement: double windows, beautl- fully grained; flue order; worth to-day $2,500; good tenant wishing to stay, ‘Call for letter to ace { ‘$4,600—D. Is. on ilrst floor, near. JeMerson Park, ele-: gant octagon marble-front: furnace and sas Nxtures.j $4.600—D. IK. on first Moor. octagon tmarole-front, near Jefferson Park; furnace and cas fixtures, Sacritice—Adams-st., near Jefferson Park. a well built house, deep loz, 50 or 70 fect front, fine trees, etc. . ‘$2, 000-Jackson-st.. ntce cottage, with wire screens, awnings, and double windows. near 3 tines of care. N. 8.—Sce a long list in * Times” of co-day. POR SALE 6 FEET EAST AND SOUTIL FRONT corner Wabash-av, and Twenty-fitth-st. 00 feet corner Wabbeh-av. and Thirty-second-st., cholce corner. pidgiget east front, on Wabash-av., near Thirty- -st. 52 fect corner Ind{ana-av. and Thirty-Afth-st., destr- able corner for retail stores. s Apply to JOHN P. OLINGER, 56 Washingtun-st., Room 7. OR SALE—THREE BRICK HOUSES ON DE. born-av., south of Chicazo-av,, for $8,500, $7, and $8.000. ‘Lot on ‘Twenty-sixth-st., near Buddan-st., $800. Cottaze and lot on;Lincoin-sv., near Webster, $1,600. - 2-story and basement frame house with lot on Webster-av.. near Larrabee-st., aba bargain. Lot 25x 800n Dearborn-av.. near Chicaxo., $125 ver foot. £0 lots near the entrance of Lincoln Park on Frankllo, Wisconsin, Clark, and T-mmond-sts.. at a great hat lotsand ‘3 splendid frame ‘house on Thirty- .,near Archer-ay. (Brighton), $1,200—36 of its &. S. DREYER &CO., 94 Dearborn-at, OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD BUS}- ness property—A marble-front hous® in s zood loca- tion in South Division, near two steam railroad depots," and horse-cars. 130 440 acres laud in Chase and Greenwood Counties, Kan. Also 640 acres fine wheat Tandon Northern Pacific: Raflroad, Dakota, Also a large 2-story frame house and barn with three lots of land at Englewood. By F.C. CROSS, Room 4, 116 LaSalle-st. ~ ‘OR SALE—SPLENDID CORNER FOR BLOCK OF resitencea, 100 feet square, In food North Side neighb: ¥h vod, cheap for cash. S. H. KERFOOT & CO., 01 vearborn-st. > OR SALE-—CHEAP—WABASH-AY., north of Twenty-first-st., $9,000; good tering. P. HOTCHKISS, 141 LaSalic-se. ‘OR SALE-GREAT SLAUGHTER—FIVE-STORY brick. with brick barn, Adams-st.. near Paulina, 88,500, P. Hi Eis Lit Li if 'OR SALE; LN ‘AC! ST., EAST OF Robey, two-story and bascment brick: ail modern improvements; very convenient house; $3,500; $1,000 down, E. P, HOTCHKISS, 144 LaSalle-st. RR SALE—I WANT AN OFFER FoR A GOOD fraine house of 12 rooms and lot on West Side. Adc- dress V 15, Tribune oliice. + * OR SALE—52 BREYANT-AV.—FAMILY GOL lesye city; will scll very low, on casy terms; come andsce. Two-story and basement stone-tront house, nice yard. South side. SUBURBAN BEAL ESTATE, F% SALE—LAGR. value. ‘505170, E. NGE OFFERS MANY 1N- ducements to those desiring an advantagcous as well as pleasant suburban location. It fs easy of access, has excellent church and social privileges, ana its COUNTRY REAL Esrare, Ean under ood brlex basemenz water, § inlles from Tels certainly @ great lanes class; first-class place for garden or tate? “would trade for louse and lot, eahio cr dau; $650 cash—B0-acre farin, (head of ents Implements, Zeca, ere. Tox Note ot Tonia heist 1 horses; 2 mile from desot of Meadow. V; Conary. Wis, Hand Xo, 1 ‘w Valley.duneag 2,00}.-OF will trade for cottaze and } s govavre farm, 2 miles froin Wincioaey Pong ces Ind., 10 head of cattle. 2 good horses,” 16 nave, Geel of héy, all the farta implements, oud tratae yoo Fooms, barns and erlus: barat for some ong, Comes S len, ar. (300) eash—it-acie farm: good house, ata char water, 4 miles " acres in wea drat clas iad. Carbondale, 549 ‘$1,409 cash w! Uy B KOK Os Carbondale, H., all uader fence and cule yse oe to Rouse and barns, and splend{d land. This is en soul agreat bargain.’ T. B. DOD, kom 7, Wry Stauseeey OR SALE—CHEAP—FARMS IN CeNTRAL mall cash payment. JOUN ¢. ow. Fiteiay., Room & & POLLEY, ‘OR SALE—35 FARMS IN ILLING Wisconsin, siichigan, Indiaua set iols, 1OWa, to exchange for Chicago properly; others to self; eae Room 10sn ge and time. EDWIN A, KICE & Co. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—FiRsT-chags ie Pov oved sn-acre farm in Vanhuren couses OE quarter mille from county seat. Keosauqua, tree’ Clear: has I-story brick house, bara, granari eee, 2 etc. ; 2,00 healthy suzar anil freit’ trees, 150 yes fine biack walnut and white oak Umber, all undeo? will make choles stock farm, and rented for swqnce? Bually, “WEL sell for cash, oF part cash and balsnec Ime, oF exehanwe for Chiteago propert Address 2 27. Trigune ofiice. 'Y free and clear, A NICE FARM OF 8) 10 top AGhoS. oad finprovementa, frulty ete : wae, ACHES pleasant lake. and conventent to rulcoag at Ons z Evanston property aud cush wit ger eee x Fanston, Cook Co., Hp, PPE A OY—WE HAVE ‘Write for howeand toy, wore ‘rons CUS: $5,000, or vacant lot on Wabash, Mlchtzan o hoo! av, between Twouty-second and Thinsantee” Cail or address TURNER & OND, 102 Warhing oe FANTED—HOUSE AND LOT EAST On SOT W: Tong South or West Se, for Si oo ea areas, with full particulars, T 22, Tribune ottce,” SN ae WeANTED—G0Ol) PIEG# OF BUSINESS PROP. erty, worth from $1200 to S250, on ing Island of’ Milwaukee-ave.. ‘South State, Mattson 3S North Clark-ats. Would like a biock of dor satone with dwelling over. Owners call and see we. Th BOYD, Room 7, 179 Madison-st. M ED aE ee el PV ANTED=To BUS—FOUR OR Five GorragEs OF Lwo-story frame houses, south of fandoigh and ‘West of Halsted-st., tobe moved. Address X35, Tribe une oft WAS IEOCRESIDENCE, | DETWRES LINCOLN VY aid Ann, Jackson and Lake-sta.. for orlek hoassat awndale; clear, Can assume encumbrance. ISAA( CLAFLIN &CO., 158 Li m e Wares ie proved pro oe pineereees ‘enah_and improved proper ighlan 4 cHaSDLeite CO, die ttsaleam © OS F* WASTED—S3.m0 Casu—o- ROOM HOUSE Witt inodern {mprovements. Owners apply to M.T0- BIN, 152 De arborn: t., Roum 3. ‘ANTED—ON LAKE SHORE, A_ SUBURBAN” ‘home, not over 40. miles from Chicazo; muss havefew actes well shaded land and ;rood house: wilt pay $3,000 cash, Dut most have able bargain. Pardes looking for fools need not answer. ‘Give full descrip: tlon coadentially, X20, Tribune oiilce. WASTED-SHALL HOUSE AXD LARGE Lor ‘on monthly payments near suburban town. Ad- dress T 73, ‘tribune oillee. W4StED=10 BUY GOOD SIS-ROOM COTTAGE ‘and tiyo-scory house tomove on West Slide. -Ad- dreass X26, Tribune otlee. WARTED HOUSE AND LOT, IF ON SOUTH ‘Side between Twenty-second and Thirty-nftn-st, schoolsare not excelled byany in the country. Its Kindergarten department was the tirst organized in Cuok County {n connection with the public school, and hasbeen Eeptun with more than usual credit. We (swing) {nto Swing’a sentiments, that love of nature leads to LaGrange, aad love what takes the rich and poor long for days and months of communion with the leafy season, now hear at hand. especially at LaGrange. where art has aided nature {n its generous etvings. Our everereen-trees, and hedges, and deciduous’ trees, snrubbery. and small frult give evidence of the fact and tell as to our citizenship. If you want to live amoung good peoule und ina iive town. cometo my office and fo with me to LaGrange and buy the beat and cheapest property in Cook County. Fr COSSITT. Washington-st. If you want to buy the cheapest $10) lots ever heard told bf, call on H. L. PAYSON, Ji. ‘Zt Washingtot-st. OR SALE—OR TO RENT—A CHOICE KESIDENCE “property on Fox River, in the Village of Batavia, 3G miles west of Chicago, the family residence of the late Hon. Samuel D. Lockwood, a large stone dwelling- house, with convenient outhouges. varns, stables, and wind-inill, with good supply of water. and eleven acres of land in‘orchard and gardens: one of the most beaut!- ful and comfortable country residences to be found in the State. ‘This property Is now offered for sale at a low price, and, if not sold by the lat of April, wit be beld for rent onrearonadle terms, More land adjoining: can he had, if desired. Mr. Wm. Coin also otfera for sale his family residence. adjolaing this property, and substantially a duplicate o} rs’ and. it. For particulars’ an terms apply to or address FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Batavia, 11. —I AM NOW OFFERING AT MORT- ce price the fine house and frounds formerly oc- ‘cupted by myself on Wabash-ar.. in the grove just cast of the depots: lot 207x190: improvements would : ost now 58,000 to $10,000; it 18 In fine condition, and can be bonght at a’great bargain on easy terms; also, for the purpose of sing of some of my-unimproved rea! estate, I will bulld to suit, as to style and manner of paymeéat, In the above locality, one of the anest in the county, “Address H, B. LEWIS, Englewood, Il. por SALE—RIVERSIDE—FINE DOUBLE BRICK house inthe best residence portion of Riverside: contains all modern improvements: the walls are paint- ed In ofl, and the ceflings Onely frescocd. There is an acre of ground surrounding {it elecantly Jaid out. fine old forest trees, and an orchard of young fruit trees. besides shrubbery; also hasa good barn; will be sold at abarzain. Apply'to W. D. RERFOOT & CO,, 90 East ‘Washington-st. s oR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED farm {n Il{uoisor Towa—An elegant villn in the City of Waukegan, Ill., with G0 scres of tand, highly improved, beautifully situated on the bluff, with a com- manding view of Lake Michigan. PIEKCE & OUTHET, real estate, renting and collecting agency, 162 LaSalle. JFOR SALE—OR RENT—AT HINSDALE. HOUSES with 1to 10acres of land, on small moathly pay ments. The high eapest land of any suburb. Come and see. 0. j, 123 Dearborn-st. east Of State-st.. or West side between Sangamun and Leavitt, kandoiph and Jucksou-sts.: will pay $2.00 to $3,000 cash, or would buy an equity. Give location anu price, and describe property. ‘T 74. Tripune ottice, VWASTED—T0 PURCHASE TWO-STORY As ‘basement stone-front house of 10 rooms on'av nue south of Twenty-sixth-st. Must ne low price aud easy terms: nionthly payments preferred. Address I 72, Tribune orice. 47 ANTED—TO PURCHASE A LOT as FEST 0} more front, ¢: yf Western-av.and south of Lak st.. on which a Wooden house may be moved: state dithensfonsand price. Address K 13, Tribune oifice. VV ANTED—T0 BUS ON Easy TERMS, A20Rs ‘story brick orstone-front house, Ina food loca‘- ty, formy own use. Address, giving partienlars, W 52, ‘Tribune ottice. ANTED—TO BUY NEAT COTTAGE OR HOUSE. and lot on West Side, for $3.00 cash. Particulan.. ornoattention given. Address T 6, Tribune office. WANTEDIIVEST MADISON. ST." PHOPERTY: State north of Twelfth-st.. Clark north of Harr! son; also, desirable business or residence property, im- proved or vacant. Have cash for inves:ment in same. Spectal eall for West Side. H. OSBORN &SON, 123 Lasalie-st., com 4. ANTED—A HOUSE COSTING BETWEEN $2,000 and $4,000; part cash: balance in city real estate. Address $ sl, ‘Tribune ottice. Wy ANtep—For CASH—IMPROVED BUSINE:! Be property, centrally located. for investment; one EW. worth $25,000, one $5),(u0, Address. W. or’ Hoom 3, 80 Washinston-st, PSNANCIAL. DVANCES MADE 0) AMONDS, WATCHES, bonds, etc., at LAUN DELS’ private oftice, 120 Ran- dolph-st,,near Clark. Rooms 5 and 4. Established 1354, ALL SAVING: HOOKS. ¥ RECEIVE certificates, county orders, and city scrip bought and sold. and ‘loans negotiated, by IRA HOLMES, General Broker, & Washington-: CCOUNTS IN FIDELITY AND OTHER SAVINGS Danks bought. Money loaned on life-lasurance licies and other collaterals. W. S. LASHEL, 92 Washington-st. NY SUM—Ss0 TO $500—TO LOAN ON FuRNI- ture, pianos. etc., without removal. G.H.WALK- ER, 1st Dearborn-st., Room 3. . CCOUNTS IN FIDELITY AND OTHER BROKEN banks bought: serip receivable for 1878 taxes for ‘88 Washingtou-3t. aaleatadiscount. E. 8, HU: if ANY AMOUNTS LOANED ON FURNITURE: 4A pianos, vtc., without removal. : also on cthergood Securiues.” 138 Dearborn-st., Itooin 18. ALE RIDELTIY, STATE | SAVINGS GERMAN Savings and other clams cashed at highest rates. CB. STYLES, 201 Dearborn-st..near Adams. POR SALE VERY CHEAP AND ON TERMS TO ~ suit purchescr. nice house and acre of ground in suburban town, unincumbered. S 10, Tribune oftice. [ASS AMOUNT TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND fA platos “without “removal, “it “Raadotplist., (OR SALE—FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE. RARN, ‘and GOxi(O feet of ground (cort $7,000), at Wood- 33,500." JOHN C. $25, $59, $100, ETC., TO LOAN ON FUL: +. niture, planes (withvut removal): goods stored. $40, ‘S11, 600; Union Park, $4,100: 50 or 70xix0, Adams-st., neat Jef- . ark. ne . onl} 4 Enfon Fark, $4, 100: 50 oF 70sis0, Jura, Hyde Park, near station, only on any good security. 184 Dearborn, sen te < OR SALE—CHOICE MICRIGAN-AV. LOTS: 50 01 —OR HANGE—A_ FIRST-CLASS 2 tes. ect, east froaton Sitenigan-ae., 100 feetnorih of | FC lkege residence in Lake View. 1-30, Tribune. Wf icemcaet Twenty-sixth-st.; 40 feet on Michigan-av., cast front, north of and adjoinins the Haddock mansion, near ‘Thirtleth-st.; 100 feet, east front, corner Slichigan-av. and Thirty-second-st.. the ilnest residence lor on the leading avenue. Apply to JON P, OLINGER, 56 ‘Wasnington-at.. Room 7. ALE—€8,500—HALF DOWN; HERUIS THREE tory and basement brick stores with 7 rooms over cach and lor: , south fronts, on Lake- st., between floyne and Leavitt-sts. This property 1s rented to-day to No. I tenants at $90 per month, and after May 1 witbring $100 per month. ‘This is the place to put your mouey where ft will bring 10 per cent’ netand stand chance for Increase In property. It's a great bargain. T. B. BOYD, oom 7, 170 Madison-st. FOR SALE—$5,200—A REAUTIFUL WIUTE STON front dwellfag, stone steps, sidewalk, lot 20x1 east front on Throop-st., between Madison and Was! fngton-ats.: house has every modern Improvement; ouly offered for this week. '$6,060—Three-story and basement octagon brick dweliing and lot, south front on Indlans-st., between ‘State and Dearbora; rents now for $30 per month. 3 $2,.n00—Splendid 10-room framed dwelling and lot 40x10 on southwest corner of Fifty-niath and Scnool- ts, Englewood. It Isa beautiful place: $1,000 down. ‘TB. BOYD, Room 7, 179 Madison-st. Por SALE—OR EXCHANGE-SOMR OF THE best located lots In Oak Park. J. W. RETTLE- STRINGS, Oak Park, UL. 1. COMMERCIAL PAPER, NOTES WITH COL- laterals, morte: andother securities bought andsold. ISAAC GREENEBAUM &CO.,110 Fifth-av. OR SALE—OR ENCHANGE—A_ BEAUTIFIL home, larce grounds, in fake View, near the lake; want a good farm, stock, and implements: nrefer Mich- igan. Address H: JACOBSON, Box 12,000, City. ASH PAID FOK OLD GULD AND SILVER" ‘Money to toan oa watches, dia:nondy, and valussles ofevery description at GOLDSMIL'S Loan and Bailion Ofive(iicensed), 99 Eaet Mad -_Estabilshed 1835, JOR SALE-FINE RESIDENCE ON LAKE SHOeF. gcven acres of land. with a quantity of trait, very cheap. By OTH, Winnetka, Til, (ASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES IN solvent life-Insurance compantes. D.W.SGTHER- LAND, Koom 5, 95 Clark-st. OR SALE—OAK PARK—TWO-STORY FRAME honee, atone cellar, 7 rooma; barn: lot 100x160, feet: fruic, shrubbery, ete. SLUSSON & CO., 155 La- Salle-st. FOR, SALE RENT, “OR | EXCHANGE ACRES, lots, and houses, ‘nt Hinsdale, on favorable corms. PERRY, Room 3, 150 Dearborn-st. ‘OR SALE-SIXTY AGRES AT PARR RIDGE, Rood Improvements, good schools, churches; very cholee pleve of ground. J. L. LEE, 176 Wash- ington-st., southwest corner Fi{th-ay. Fe. SALE—FIVE ACRES HOUSE, $625: $50 down: 10 acres huuse, 50; office days Saturday and Monday. _J. G. EARLE, ftom 15, 116 Washington $500_CASH—20-ROUM TWO-STORY framed dwelling and lot 50x125, the_tirse house fronting north on Fiftieth-st., west of Stewart-av., four blocks froin {tock Island ¢ar-shops, one tile from ‘Union Stock-Yards; the house cost $2,000 to bulld five Fears ao. If you will take the pains to zo and seo It You will corcaiuly sce that fsa bargain at $500: th Ute ts perfect: complete abstract in my oifice. T. BOXD. Room 7, 179 Madison-st. PRO SALE WESTWARD OUND AUST SELL. Business property on West Madisou-st.. cheay improved; ¢lear. Address KANSAS, Tribune o1 POE, SALES LOTS’ ON MICHIGAN, INDIANA, and Prairie-avs., 1 firet-sts, FW. SPI EL SALE—OR ou Michigan or indfanu-ay M.N. LORD, 151 Randolpn-et Ou SALE, CHEAT—ii6 PARE-AV. A. FINE QC- tagon brick house, 10 rooms, tn good order. Ap- ply to Gwner, 151 Sonth Lincoln-st. ‘Ol SALE—OR EXC TiVO GOOD HOUSES Tots in Englewood, cloze to depot, and churehes. BUDD, #23 Wabash-av. ‘OR SALE—OR EXCHAN E, 6 1:00M5, Testor: cheap te ‘and part of fur nituré: call und see ft Fulton-st,, near Union. PoE Sau ¥ i P3 vo wesatrects: stores all rented: equitr. 500, A rare chance for one wich the cas! tok. I LAWSON, 24 State-st, Frou SALETMINE COTTAGE, WITH Iwo LOTS, at Lawndale: clear, and title perfect; $1,500, W: T. CUSHING, 152 ori K Por SALEON INDIAN A-AY.. CHOICE DROWN and sandstone residences, 3 and 4 rooms Seep: fine jot near ‘Thirty-third-st., only, D We STORLS, OF Washtngton-st., 1 (OR SALE—AT A GREAT DARGAIN—THE northeast corner of Wells and Iilinais-sts., 81 feet front by 110 fect deep, with the improvements. Thla roperty catl be bought at a ereat saerifiea, and Is rap- idly improvit fo valac. TURNER & BOND, 102 ‘Washlugton-st. : ‘on two bus! GREAT BAT roperty—Wabash-a >, 000; Wert Madison-st., house, 35 feet, $4,500: it Chicago-av.,. $3,500. Lincoln-av., Lake Shore Drive, and other desirable lots cheap, “EDMUND G. STILES, 99 Madison-st., Room 7. ‘Olt SALE- IN GARROLL-AV., BE- ‘tween Ada and Sheiton-sts. We want a cash offer. H. KELFOOT & CU., vl Dearborn-st. WESTERN-AV. AND DIL- very low. E. S. HEATON & OR SALE=1 + "jer-at.. near Fulton, Co., 109 Bearbo: “FOR SALE—935 MADISON-ST.. BUILDING AND lot forsale ata big bargain forcash. Apply toown- 3, ad!son-ar. jOUSES ON SOUTH SIDE AVENU. CIILLY, Critly & Bislr Building, corner of Monroc-sts. FEET. SOUTH FROST, ON WASH- ake-st. © ELEGANT 3-STORY AND HF ,hasement stone-front iouses on Congress-at.. near Michigancavey renting at S3.G01 per anuuin aes Greet bargain. PIEKCE & RE, 143 LaSalle-st. FOR SALI it RENT—THE 3-STOKY AND BASE- ‘ment brick residence No. 1:0 Pinc-st., 10 rooms, all modera {mprovemenis, and will be vat Ia perfeet order; tne barn in the rear; puss a May 1. Inguire at No, 13 Unton Building after 2 o'clock p. m., oron premises after G o'clock p. m. Monday. FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE—3_ DEARBORN-AV. Tots, between Oak and Division-ats;; oncof them at $150) per foot if taken within three days. Also sev- eral fine detached residences on North Side. WL. A. EWING, Koom = 86 Wasitngton-st. INFORMATION WANTED. IAEQEMATION: WANTED OF PERSONS WHO RE- sided in Holly Springs, Miss., v1 Hadise a HOMY, Springs, Miss., during the late War. JOE, SALE RESIDENCES OY SNICHIGA TSDI- ‘ana, and Prairie-avs., north of Tnirtict! Prices trom $12,(00 to $4,000." And Warren-ar., near Unton Bark; want oi ‘Will sell cheap, B. L. HONOKE, 176 Dearborn-s— obte Be PORSALE-OSLY Sos Pett Foor, Choice, REST dence lots at the corner of ay. and Thirty- geventh-st. hleolson pavement, gas, water, and sew- er: two biocks east of Cottuge Grove-ay. horse-cars, and only two blocks from Thirty-iitth or ‘Fhirty-niuth- Statioa T. C. i. R. Perfect title. TURNER & 2, 102 it. JOR SALE—THE BEST CORNER LOT ON DEAR- Fo poraav.: sociso fectto alley. &. HO RERPOOT & Co., 91 Dearbora-at. “JROR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT. 267 CAMPBELL- ‘ay. tlot 2x 125; will sell for $2,000, und take a food jot for part pay. Splendid house on ‘Adaa-st.; $10,- 000, Fine buein ess property on West Madison and Hal- stea-ats. for sale cheap, or exchange. D. P. NEWELL, . J 188 West Madison-st. OR SALE—OR REN ULTRY PLACES, GAR- dens, and small farms, near city and depot. ED- MUND G. STILES, 99 Madison-st.,.Room 7. OR SALE—190 ACRES: 40 UNDER PLOW; LIV: ing water: little timber: near two railroad3;.$s00; part time: hard up. M. O'DOWD, 77 and 79 Clark-st., matn floor. OR SALE—GR_EXCHANGE—ONE SECTION OF cholce land in Northern Texas: close to county-aeat. What aave you? Address W 81, Tribune office, VOL SALE—169 ACRES GOOD FARMING LAND IN Osnze County, Ikas. :* will sell for $300; a bargaln, | Address X 08, Tribune oftice. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE-IMPROVED AND unimproved Minnesota lands for city real estate. Address C. A, BROWN, 47 North Clark-st. OR SALE—A DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC inelosed grounds avon the banks of a beautiful lake: pure water, mineral springs, nice shore-beach, best fishing in the State. good society; rare opportu: nity. Partles wishing to open a summer resort can clear{t the first season. Address 0. LIPPINCOTT. 79 East Iph-st., Chicago. ‘Ol SALE—IIOUSES AND LOTS AT HINSDALE for $15 to $25 per month.” ‘The highest and and lowest prices of any euburb. ‘The best ard cheapest Fallrogd accommodations. O. J. STOUGH, 123 Dear- rs \HANDLER & CO.. MORTGAGE BANKERS, 203 ‘LaSalle-at., have money te joun at lowest rates on first mortgage real-estate securit WALKER, 142 DEARBORN-ST., HAVE y in hand to loan on Improved eity'real e# inte in sums frum $500 to $5,000. JPIQELITY BANK-ROOKS WANTED AT ONCE, A few thousand dollars to close up a sale, acd for which we will pav.alarge advance fn cash. | Call with Zour books; also State Savings wanted fur same pur, ase this week. ply te Chica; yan Com re Wasnington-st. B Pee CODER: EORGE L. SCHULTZE—ALL PERSONS HAVING ‘ad any mouey transactions with Mr. George L. nitze, or who now owe him any money, whether secured by real-estate or personal propezty, of collater- als of ny kind, are requested to coinmunicate with me With Reference thereto. 8. H. RERFOOT, OL Dest rD-st. MOSES 70, LOAN ON IMPROVED crtY PROP- ‘sone ert, insums to sult, SLOSSON & CO., 155 La- M ONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP- erty In enmstosult. Apply at Uniop Trust Com- any, 133 Dearborn-at. MoS, TO LOAN ON MERCHANDISE OF per convery, Seeriotion, furniture, buzgles, £¢.. apo per anuum; storage lowest rates mans GG, PARI. 10) West Moarocate ns \j ONEY TO LOAS IN SUNS TO SUIT. MOB WiGHt dorthesst comer Washingion Halsted-sts. MORES, 32, LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIAXOS: Ruachinery. nt other good securities. 190 Desr- GRIFFIN ond JONES TO LOAN IN suns To SUIT BY THe People's Buflding and Loan Aasoctation, 40 Waste ington-st., on long time at low races of interest. H. KELLEY, § ‘MONEX TO LOAN IN LARGE OF SMALL SUMSON AVA household or other goods trates. FIDELL- TY STORAGE COMPANT, 76 v8, ands Van Burea. G, 163 CLARK-ST.2 nen” go-ere farm near crystal Lake, good brick house, tiOcnobe ine farm th Lake Conaty, Mich., f j70-xcre tine farm In Lake County, ich., front atee Take “(rood Aehing) muiidiags ‘new? would ox: change for clear tmproyed property. tou or 140 acres, 2u miles south of city; all fine land, Part cw.tivated: only 52,750 for 100 acres, 160 acres, finely-linproved farm, Rane County. @i-acre tatm, Porter County,’ Iud., near Hebron, $i, 000; Improvements cost $3,(00, : Gad acres, fine farm, Crawford County, Ta. 100-acre extra fine farm, 35 miley from city, $55 per acre, Peres about 3 miles east of Lincoln, Neb, -nere Improved farm near Geneseo; Ul. S40 per acre. Heney County, ago-acre very fine farm in Southeastern Ono, Seres, part cultivated, Jucksoi agra Cimner, Aba nara a ranaete Bae 8 H0-aere good farm, Calhoun County, small lake, $40 per acre. ive BUM TroDHne: POH, SALE—GOoD STOCK AND GRAIN FARM i 5 C acres, well located, 33 miles cast Smiles trom’ Fort Warne. Tiailway atanions mieore: ments good; soll best quality: ‘will Inclide Imple- i, stock, etc; terms reasonable; accept Chic: real estate In part. ' J. URHANS, 81 Clark-ate = ‘Of “SALE—OK EXCHANGE FOR F south, Side restdanes, ent OF stator waeeeS farm of 2 res in Pottawatora! Kansas, Call on G. J, DETMERS. 372 Sottane Groves OR SAL OR EXCHANGE-—SUMM Coe re eS ae fort Sliwaukee, ices. ress JAMES D, SHER- MOxEY To LOAN ATS PEL CENT IN SUMS 70 suit. J. H. EOFF, 14 Reaper Block. 1,500 ON CITY KEAL-ES- ‘and no brokers wanted. Ad- TPO LOAN—S$500, $100, AND $700 AT 9: $1,000. $2,008, nnd $3,000 a8, 5, St. OOD, and SLO at7percent. JuHN C. LONG. 7 Wushington-s NO LUAN-$1,00 AT 8 PER CI $300 AT OPER cent, on guod real-estate secu: J. LED, 163 Clark-st. WVANTED—SS00 FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS. Wa Ntcuna West’ Shie esl exata: ule persece Prefer to deal wich frat parties, 1224. ‘Tribune office: WV ASTED_T0 BORROW S200; CIIATTEL Mort- y gage and repaid monthly installments. Address V3, Tribune office. TANTED—TO BURROW $1,0c0 ON CITY 1s proved real estate ats ner cent, no ‘commission, trom three w five yeers. Address‘ x," Trivune ollie. WATED=Tu BORROW s575 OF A RESPONSE . bie party on personal property (diamonds) worth $1,200, ava fair rate of interest for sixty days. Pawoe brokers eed notauswer. X 6, Tribune office. ‘7 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ( on realestate.’ W. SL. WILLNEIt, 123 Lasalle-sy Koom lL E =WANTED—3360 FOR SIX MONTHS, ON $350) chattel security worth $2,500; will pay 2 DF cent. Address I¢ 47, ‘Tribane orice. ms q TO $20,000—MUNE¥ TO LOAN aT S100 rate per eS BY hteago moran property. ERNST PRUSS! 143 Randulph-st. ALE: IMPROVED STOCK FARM IN Central iiltnofs, contafning 580 acres, two-thirds grass, suitably ‘divided with osoge wedge and voard fence: house 12 rooms, closets and pantries: five barns, largest +4x80; two hog houses, each 50 feet long, with apparatus for grinding and steaming feed; several wells, one 16 feet deep, with 12-foot windmill, furaishing: never-failing supply of pure water: frult’ and shale trees Iu abundance, Address C. lb. CARPENTER, To- Jono, Champaign County, Ll., GEO. ARKE & Jono. Chasnpalgn County, Ul, or GEO. R. CLARKE & ‘OR SALE—OR TO EXCHANGE—2 EX F farms in a healthy and weill-ecttled foealveat Wee. ner, -Juneaa Couxty, Wis., unincumbered, with stock No. 3) Weat Hendoiph-at. Sie Seg ‘OR SALE—Olt EXCHANGE-ONE OF Til ftock farina in the State of over 1,000 aetes. For articulars aj S THON’ yathingtan abel to BLLOTE ANTHONY, No. et $2,000 S325, AND OTE: AND TAnGEs Mate tol ‘on fmproved Chics: real estate iat lowest rates. TURNER & BOND, ie Washingion-st, aD 5 TO- LOAN ON GITY_ PROPERTY, $2.500 on ahaa’. FAN scuAACK, 8 Dearborn-st, OR LESS SUNS ON FIRST-CLASS $4,000. property at 7 or 8 per cent, M. Je DONNE, Attorny, 99 Macison-st., Room 10. a3 FS 3 i 5 25. O00 22 boas os Aste KOVED FARMS aa a ndelty improved, at S$ per cent wnler’ &: WLP. DICRINSOS. so and ToL Washington-st_ OP= yf) TO LOAN OX GuOD IMPROVED $25.000 clty property; Imierest 8 per cont af. New AthE Salles. Oe ‘Suit OS SEMIS TO SUT S appl. $50.000 ats ‘ieoverty ana farms Tate, PETERSON & BAY, 163 Kandolph-st