Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1880, Page 13

TOWN CONSOLIDATION. Briefs of George WW. Smith and James " BP. Root. * Briefs have been submitted to the Supreme Gourt in the case of the People, ex.. rel. Schack, vs. H. B. Brayton, on a peti- for mandamus, by Gen. George W. smith for the respondent, and James P. Root for the relator. The petition for mandamus, submitted by County-Attorney Villett in the —which is one for the purpose of test- ing the legality of the proposed consolida- tion of the three Towns of North, South, and West Chicago into one,—has already been published. Gen. Smith reviews the lawfrom his standpoint, cites the relation of thetowns, their debts, etc., and his first point is that the joint debt cannot be imposed without the consent of the people, and that the respec- tivo obligations remain aguinst ‘the towns. second point is that no vote, was ever, ken on the “@ tion of uniting, or the continuing of the ao the event of uniting. The third point made is that the act of 1877, under ‘which proceedings have been had, is in con- flict with the State Constitution in that it ‘does not provide for submitting to the people the question of union, and thatitestablishesa system of town government and assessment, which are departures from the general sys- tems, etc. ‘These points are treated at. Jength ted next the constitutionality of the. aci of 369 is taken up, and the complications of Exation—especially in the South Town—are considered. He concludes with a discussion Of the expediency of the proposed consolida- ing that it was born of a restive de- ‘and ‘not of reform. sire -. Root, for the relator, contends that the cali Board had the right and power to consolidate the three towns,—that the people yoted affirmatively, and the Council re- quested the consolidation,—and goes on to seuss the status of the Park Commis- sion and the relation of corporate au- thorities of the consolidated towns. From this he makes the following points: (0) That consolidation will not affect the fer ae to confer authority on slatul ‘ eee Board to consolidate wiihoub any yote of the he orities of the West and North. Sides aud not bechanged to the Park Commis- gioners without a vote of the peovle, either. by electing them directly, or by adopting” a law; (4) that the Towns of North and West Chicago remain intact for park purposes; (5) that the act of 4879 above quoted was intended to confer the power to consolidate upon the County Board in a case where parks are involved,— that no petition is necessary in the premises, but the popular will has been sufficiently ex- pressed by the voters oi those towns; ®) that when the question was submitted by the Board it was such an expression of a wish as authorized the people to vote; (7) that, upon an affirmative vote, the power there- upouprested in the County Board to consoli- ate, fe accordance with the clearly expressed iil of the people. “in toncluston he contends that the act of 4877 was ample to confer the power to con- solidate upon the County Board, and that it had been complied with, and that the three towns had been made one and park districts preserved. ‘What Chewing-Gum Is Made Of, Cincinnats Commercial. ‘We have it upon common report that chew- ing -gum is a substance well known to the youth- ful pi i art of the community. The qualities which at the time that it comes from the ‘are all familiar to the youngest of us. It seems @ Very attractive edible. The reason for this is not so hard to tind. ‘Think how much eating there is in it in pro} tion to actual weight and cush value. But there is more in chewing-gum than is dreamt of even in juvenile philosophy. One can easily compro- hend the main ingredients of candy, but ‘who, without being told, would suspect that chewing-gum is often only 8 refined product of petrolenm? The time was when the fragrant spruce furnished the most common material for: the purpose. But this is no longer the case. The reader, familiar with the esses of coal is aware that the thick, brown liquid which comes from the earth, at one stage of its manufacture, is strained through heavy linen cloths. ‘The residuum left after this operation is a dirty, brownish yellow ‘wax that emells abominably. That unpromisin; substance, melted, bleached, deodorized, an prepared for commerce, appears in masses that ‘weigh about 100 pounds, resembling oblong blocks of clouded ice. It has no odor and no taste except what belongs to any wax in its pee state. It may be used for many purposes, ut it is not necessary: to describe them now. ‘The manufacturer of chewing-gum purchases these blocks ready made to hand, and at once melts them down. To-200 pounds of wax he adds about thirty pounds of sugar, and gives ‘the mixture a flavor by the use of some essen- tial oil, as lemon or Yanilia, and perhaps adds some ‘coloring matter. The melted mass is poured out upon aclean marble slab and cut in the various shapes Lnown to mastificators. ‘The youthful epicure rarely becomes so luxu- rious as to demand balsam of toluy but, if he dues, the munufacturer is ready forhim. This resin, which is obtained from South America, is atfirstinan almost fluid condition. It is the product of a tree known as—now hold your jaw, for the name is worse than a whole box of chew- ing-gum—myraspermum tolulferum. ‘This bal- sam is boiled by the manufacturer until finally itis brought to such a consistency that it can be run through rollers. It comes out in the shape of alittle slender rod, of 2 brownish-yellow col- or, Which is cut into pieces, each about two or twoandahalf inches long. The balsam may sometimes be mixed with a less costly wax, since ius flavor is very marked. The balsam from the ‘“chicle” tree, from Central America, is used in making what is known ag snapping-eum. It is very ductile ‘when worked and moistened, and the process of making i similar to that of pulling taffy. The original gum exudes from the tree and forms in Amaés sometimes several pounds in weight. penne this natural stato it would be a very sat- stance to kee} ‘It cannot be worn out. G eg po ———___ Gvwendoline—" But how cousin is! sad and wan your Femon-— Sad! Ya-as. Phenomenon of sensibility. Would dead leap go into mourning fora jt possesses confectioner THE TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES. NORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMER- HenOut patrons, throughout the city, we have Estab~ ished Branch Oficer in the diferent Divisions, as derlmated Yelow, where advertisements will bo oe, and will be received until § o'clock ptm. unin tener andar. eon eae ee . ookscllers and Stationers, 123 Drusrist, 613 Cottage Grove-av., ‘hirty-fifth-st. ‘ETT, Newsdealer, Stationer, etc, #39 z ar Westerly. comers RICBSEN, Drugsist, 249 Blae Island-av., ILOHEMTICK, Je Ni c GLGHENLICK, Jeweler, Newsdealer, and Fancy TOE W Te Neen nce. ag Aazertis SW def Printing and Advertistn at.Nows and Stationery Depor, 42s east Divisione meen LaSalle und Wells. ch BURLINGHAM'S CO, "Druggists, 415 North 8. corner Division. SESE —————— PERSONAL. PERSONAL —A SINGLE GENT, UNDER 3& AND meet witha widow indy sun, iecnns Rocover St Ly means, not over 30; Sbiect matrimony. Address It, Tribune office. (P#sS0sa1F NICHOLOUS SODERSTAOM, OR Bosti milleouintinieieith ans they will Tent of icate with me the: earn donething to their advantage. Address T 24, Tribune. ‘PERSONAL—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WOULD Beare lo. orrespond with ‘the Indy who occupied Thai’ GN edress clrcle, at Cenirai Masic-Hall, Yi Jan. oy. Please address it o4, Tribune. (2) that it is competent for the. the.. people: (3) that the corporate . 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES 13° _ LOST AND FOUND. ea OST) BETWEEN UNITED STATES EX- in, Gress oflee and Grand Pacitlc Hotel, in bills of fara to meta care or doth Tera eae eatsoe ke O, and get liberal reward. “ATW. GRIDLEY OO. ‘LOSt, SATURDAY, THE 2TH, ON THE WEST Side, an earring. ‘The fi 1 leaving it Bt SUAED BROS" 455 West Madison-st. OST—JAN. 2, A GOOD-SIZED BLACK CURLY- halred dog; leather coll ck. HN betrowatded Fn Stiate AMaMond Bits RCE O&T—ON “THE EVENING OF THD STH, ON Hi labesh-av., botweon Troifth and Kagmessinn ploate al at 8 COOPAN Safe athe Plthaoe Sty and be reasonably rewarded. © "ADI? Monroe” OST_-JAN. 31, A CHECK FOR $ii4.l, PAYABLE by 2 Joby AL Dunphy, West Town Eolfector: draws 2 f Seamans. All are forbidden to cash the TO RENT—HOUSES. : : ‘Went Side. PORTE ay eins es 0 wagon son at os and basement brick, ‘an Buren-st., 2-story fram Bcicere-court Broom brick wkd bang gy Os 395 West Mndison-at,, flat 4 rooms. STORES. 165 West Madtson-st. S] and 6 South Halsied-st. louses rented und, rents collected, Insurance placed and taxes paid. Property looked after. Reason- able charges. TGRiFEIN & Dwight, corner Washington and Halsted-ste. RENT—8 HAMILTON-AV., 7ST Tem h brick, “Dasement In Brsi-cioss eonaluon, 2 [fou m. and? to4 pm. a8 Despont 7[O RENT £0 PER MONTH, FIRST FLOOR OB house 1173 West Taylor-st.; GGrenshaw-st. Laguire atses Westornears ee OST—ON WEDNESDAY AFTERN y from Washington to West Tagiorers on Male json, Moran, und Hulnted-ste,, or Blue Lland-av. & small gold detached lever watch. A tiberal reward will be ule: paid for its return to HARVEY, clothler, 84 OST—FRIDAY EVENING, JAN, AT CENTRAL Dancing Academy, a gold lock e 20s Throop-st, and receive reward, ee eum OST—tis IN SMALL GOLD PIECES; 250 ley, Korked outofahole in my pockot asi waiked on Dearborn-av., Superior, Ping, Lturon, Erie, North und South Clark, Mudison, and 'State-sts. Party or es tinding will bo sultably rewarded by informing Wat De. R, at 163 Dearborn-ay., or Palmer Lost547 HAVERLY'S, SATURDAY EVENING, Pearl opern-giasses, ‘The find rarded by leaving the sama at tho Doron es REWARD — Li A SCOTCH TERRIE! S10 aoe on the 20th; light brown, short ears mad “sald dor can be" Yound shall reselve shore rere. Call at or address 614 Madison-st- ibe ios ys REWARD-STOLEN FROM BRONT OF 08 Bo State-st.. Jan. 00, at about 11 a. m., horse, de- livery Wagon, and 60) pounds of roasted coffee; horse bay, chungy’.bullt, about 1,100 pounds welzht, two white bind feet; wagon, red ‘box, straw-colored run- ning gear, white canvas cover, Sherman Bros. & Co. lettered ‘on wazon-box, und coffeo, spices, etc. on canvas covor. f reward will be pald for tho return of sald proparty to tho owners, at 2 and 24 South TO EXCHANGE. N¥ ONE WANTING TO EXCHANGE FOR lear rt: dey, Some property well rented send full partiontars to [PEXCHANGE-SUBURBAN ACRES (ON SOUTH Side, clear, worth § fe ei idg, clear, worth $18.00, fora food farm. Address XCHANGE-PROPERTY PAYING i= Hrnasty “orice $Daun: Wu take Sane aN “aburb, south. “Balance easy, ELERUE & WLS 18 La Salle-st. XCHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT ON PRAMHIE- ; ine suburban town. Adi tage Grove-nv. fur two weeks. 853, Trib Seeomee iXCHANGE-FINE PIANO, PARLOR SET, AN marbie-top bedroom set tor whisky, cigars, ao give restaurant Lckols of cash A Guenp) fora double= Ir or cash (If chenp) for = Section revolver. Address fi, Tribute ome. OR EXCHANGE—A CHOICE SUBURBAN RESI- dence; 10 roums, with lurge grounds; near city (rests fratt and ornamental trees, Want choice farming innd near railroad depot; prefer Southeastern Kansas. “Address ty tribune: URST-CLAES DENTISTRY IN EXCHANGE FOR aie: clothing or board; work warranted, $ 10, Trib- ‘0 EXCHANGE-—BY T. B. BOYD ROOM 7, 179 FW Ths is one of the largest and a ne Of 1 est nnd most elegant prick and stone dwellings in Chicago; cost ror #5000 to build, Lotis 5xt0, on one of our fashionable Streets, Will take good lands in Kansas, lows, or Nebraska. $10,000—This is sald to be the handsomest 20-room dwelling, burn, and 6 acres of und in Lake Forest. House cost $0,0; partly furhished, und free of mort- gages. Wantsood farms or unimproved lands. rst les, farm implements, farm under first-class cultivation, in Shelby County, Mo.; free and clear. ‘This iseaid to bethe best farm in Missouri. Ny ane improved Chicago property. Would assume . $15,000—20-ncro orange farm; 700 bearing trees. This is one of the tinest in Orange County, Flu; right at Town of Lake Maltland. Want improved Chicago property (clear). Trooms, lot 60x50, right in best $2,00—Nice cottage, part of Aurora, lil, clear, for cottage in city. TTPO EXCHANGE-S) ACKES CHOICE UNIM- proved Kansas lund in good location, for small improved farm in this or adjoining State, or for Chi- | cago or suburban property; will nssumo small incum- Branca, “Address THOS. GURK, Englewood, Ul. 1[\0 EXCHANGE—PROPERTY VALUED AT 10,00, for city equities or Western lands, 5 6%, ‘Tribune. = orhoo 16 Greenlee Bro, ECo., 259 West Tyrelfth-nt. oF 0 W nroe-st. in the evening. GITHENLEE BRO. weg sib pe THE CHICAGO ‘TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, TO RENT—Rooms, ‘Vest Side—Continued. ‘ed, large front room; Private family; quiet and genteol. 62 Fulton-st. T and furnished rooms at & South Morgan-st. Call Monday. RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED AND UNFUR- nished. 24 Bishop-court. « RENT—A FURNISHED FRONT ROO c Tess fortwo gentlemen, 148 West. cae RENT—9 NORTH TUROOP-ST.. NEAR ‘Washington, a nicely furnished parlor all modern improvements; restaurant and private family day- board near, ‘PORENTCA SUITE OF THREE HANDSOMELY furnished front rooms, sultable for three or four Oo anes fean armunge tiem for light Housekeop: ia ‘South Halsted-st., second door from Madison, second flat. rooms; content eeping; ne bride, "Cab tordays se South Desplaines-se RENT — CHHAP—7-ROoM COTTAGE _& North Onkley-av.; Immedinte i MACLAY £ REDZIES IN Rundolpiest nn Fem 7P0_RENT—UBP. TO nbusckeeptn West Washingon-at 10 RENT—10 ROOMS, STONE FRONT, 33 ToVan Buren-st. Apply acts Routh Sungamon-st TPO RENT—FURNISHED ROOM AT 20 WEST ‘Adams-st.. corner of Aberdecn. Modern im- Provoments, first-class, reasonable rent. Gentlemen preferred. TO RENT—-FURNISHED TENEMENT OF FIVE rooms on West Mudison-st. Furniture for sale cheup. Rental Apply at store 383 West Afadison. TTPORENT-HINE TWO-STORY BRICK WOUSE, goeseera eater Se SE Madison:st,Rooml ie South Side. te ith ee wear ce nes ae new) “1 Tielfthest. THOMAS © BRAGG, Ls La Bullet RENT—NO. 61 THINTY-SECOND-ST.—BRICK house, 10 rooms, all modern improvements; xood Barn, Will rent the whole, or two tirst floors, 7rooms. A good range, some furniture.and good cubinet Singer sewing-machine for sale cheap. “Apply at above No. ER FLOOR, FURNISHE! th and closet; brick howe. Tb ~ North Side, 0 RENT-2 SUITES, 6 ROOMS EACH. W. "To pavis, 163 Randolph-st., Room 1, al 7PORENT—TWo YOUNG GENTLEMEN GAN SE: Te dures, slely fared ehooye vuoi a Fx eement Poder, LmProy Sorin State-st. Call trom 6 to Sp. RENT—CHEAP~HANDSOMELY-FURNISH-’ RENT—UNFURNISHED FRONT PARLOR | WANTED—TO RENT. A rn enn nea WANTED-10 RENT—A STORE AND BASE- ment or entire building in the vicinity of whole- sale grocers. Address it 71, Tribune office. “"WASZTED-T0 RENT—FOR CROCKERY BUSI- noss, store nnd basement centrally located. Ad- dress R 6, Tribune office. ‘WABSTED—TO "RENT-SECOND | FLOOR | ON Wasninntonest, between Doarbora: and Wabsal-av- -st., between “BY. Address Iv, THbune offices ss SNe Waban — FINANCIAL, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ‘tuned music-box fi A . BSS statesoe. see for RS, cost a year ago $7.00. anos, ete, without re- - AEEHCATIONS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY for loans.on furniture, moval. Cash always on han ton-st. ‘Room 19, 102 Washing- "A. BARGAIN-A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO AT I53 Ontario-st. Obligea Bai etaan Bang Foe eee Be arent eacriace, AX, AMOUNTS LOANED ON FURNITURE, Fi- ‘anos, etc., without removal; one-half usual rates, 149 Monrde-st, Room L. . BEAUTIFUL ZONED. 74-OCTAVE UPRIGHT " only two months, W: zooa'rond horse. Call ataio West Taplor-ste nn State location ald forms, Address i Feibune Of8e, ‘finn nlcely-furnished foam: private. seuly, and South Side proferred. Meferences. R&, Tribune. ‘WVANTED-10 RENT—PART OF STORE AND Me So ea Oe Ridress Se tribune otics nn OMe. O ‘ANTED—TO RENT—ON WEST SIDE, A SUITE of unfurnished rooms, or alcove, without Boards bya genfleman and wile. Refere: nees given wired. South 1 nt 4 i- dress ‘ein Tribune ‘ofice. ee eer Se “Ginna and Thiriy-hrseak Appiy at southeast rty-first-st sont 17 corner fadiann and Thirty-trst-at. 7 Se SOUUCA ‘ANTED—TO RENT—A PLAINLY-FURNISHED flat or small house, in good moighbprhood. State rent, 8 Tribune ome. boa RENT—A LARGE NICELY ¥URNISHE! front room to gentlemen only, 104 Destorean TORENT Two. FRONT ROOMS IN GOOD LO- ‘eation, with use of bathroom. Apply at 28 Wells. RENT—BACK PABLOR, UNFURNISHED, EX- T° deptcurpet: heat und gus, Zohn T°, RENT—FURNISHED—TWO ALCOVE FRONT rooms, with gas, hot and cold Water, bath-room, togentlemen. Wi Chestout-st., near Clark, one block north from Chicago-av. WASTED 10 RENTON OR BEFORE SAY. latze office accommodations.poveriug about 1, fect of tloor: must be well lizhted. and supplied with large tre-proof vault or vaults. B49, Tribune office. V ‘“ANTED-TO RENT — HOUSE S@UTH OF ie leaden Palmer.. Address B if;Tribune oftice.” = WANTED10 RENT—BY A RELIABLE AND intelligent porson, 2 furnished house, where owner will board for rent. R 15, ‘T'rtbune office. ite, and o : Board. Inquire at 167 Dearborn-av. OF without (0 RENT —NICELY-FORNISHED BOO: gentiomen only. 6 Oblo-e BOOM EO) (0 RENT—A FRONT ROOM, WITH ALCOVE, 0: One. near the coruer of Clarke Wk Tribune, 770 RENT—2H ONTARIO-ST., NEAR DEARBORN- Tore onant turpisued double room for geutio- men. Heferonces. ‘WV ANTED—To RENT=BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, ‘6 house with basement and two stories, parlors, “brary, and sleeping-rooms on frst floor; six sleeping “Big Geeabie, HUH Shatle Aak aor SE ‘ -at,j rent reason: B'Blérldye-courts City. ey Sere e ‘ANTED—TO RENT—A CHEAP BUT LARGE bullding and yard for manufacturing sawing-ma- guiness ot to be more than ten squares s from new % i want a nice, smal id hear it as posible. “W. W. GILES, No. 1 Clarkest. 0 RENT—HS FOREST-AV., NEAR THIRTY- INGLEDEW, 12 ‘Bearborn-sts Ttoom ES 0 RENT_W THIRTY-EIGHTA-ST, NEAR COR rove-ay.; dO 5 Aza) 7 8S Wosningion-se sa 0 'RENT—2-STORY BRICK HOUSE, PRAIRIE- av., pear Thirty-third-st.. Apply from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m -N, 7. WRIGHT, Room 8, 70 LiSalle-st. t ‘0 RENT—NO, 1190 INDIANA-AY., LARGE FINE residence and unds, cheap to good tenant. THOMAS & BRAGG, 12! Lu Salie-st. NO RENT—S-ROOM HOUSE, IM THIRTY-NINTH- st. handy to Hyde Park train and streot cars. GEO. A. SPRINGER, 8 Dearborn-st_ wi RENT—AT ,ONCE—A HANDSOMELY FOR- nished house on Wabssh-ay., near ‘Twonticth-st, Private fumily only. Address S {, Tribune office. RENT—HOUSE 1 PARK-ROW; HAS JUST been put in fine condition. For terms apply to HOLMES & BKO., & Washington-st. RENT-FURNISHED HOUSH_ON SOUTH Side. WIN sell furnit: onthh; Address § 73, Tribune ‘unica. eas y ernenis Pir bascctent brik house, 3 wooms, BS, ment brick house, ; THOMAS S'BHACG, Bele Sultesst, © 7CO™* FS RENT—HOUSE 81 WABASH-AV. at the house. ‘ent #0 per month. ‘APPLY fPo PENT HOUsE ON WABASH-AV.—DESIR- able location. Part of furniture for sale. Rent reasonable to right purty. Address T15, Tribune. 4 TPO RENT-NICE, WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE; first-cinss location; owner will board with party. | GEORGE PETERSON, wl Cottage Grove-av. North Side. . T°. RENT—ON NORTH BIDE, AT £10, BRICK RESI- a ene oftenrooms. GEO. 4 ROZET, 97 Wash- Miscellaneous. H RENT-BY BAIRD & BRADLEY, 9 LA Salle-st. SOUTH SIDE. gies Storelond-courty2-aiery’ and basement brick, WEST SIDE. G4 West Washington-st., 2-story and basement brick and barn. ‘80 Cypress-at., 2-story brick, $15. 163 North Western-sv., 2-story and basement brick, 38. 3il Clybourn-place, cottage, 5 rooms, $10. youre Piney ORTH SIDE,” | 732 Sedwitk-st., frst tloor and basement, 10 rooms, all modern improvements. ~ 10 EXCHANGE-—MARBLE MANTBLS OR MONU- ment fora good lot or honse and lot; would pay Pargcash. Apply st RIATING'S marble works, 1510 2 North Water-st, Gowen Company's old stund. T° XGHANGEHINE FAINT OF $30 ACRES: near Logansport, Ind. ‘This is one of the fnest farmsinthe Miami Valley. Railroad station on the Fine farm of 450 acres in Iowa, clear. Salengia. ‘hotel, 8 rooms, furnished, with building and ground clear. Llinots. 5.0 acres good timber land, near railroad; also- 2.000 acros; both tracts clear and title perfect. it. KENNEDY, 146 La Salie-st. TO EXCHANGE-NICE. CLEAN STOCK OF GEN- fows in Olio. Willsellat a vareain,or trade Zor good rw 0. sellat a in, or trade for goo Sorin "Addrdse Box 1 Mildtordy li, id T? EXCHANGE—HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH Side (clear) for lows farm (or Wisconsin), back of tw 8,500, Dubuque or McGregor, worth from $2,000 Principals address 1t%6, Tribune office. TINING STOCK TO EXCHANGE FOR MER- dM-chandiss: fines now being“ worked with satis- factory results. Address S$, Tribune office. T[ORENT 1 WADASH-AY...7 ROOMS, #90 ‘Sixteenth-st., brick house, 7 rooms, $9. 78 West Harrison-st., brick house, with modern im- provementa, 10 rooms, $77.50. Lore, 26 North Wells-st. $15. THUS. E. PATTERSON, 188 Dearborn-st. 0 RENT-PRAIMIE-AV,, NEAR TWENTY- ‘sixth-st., parlor floor and Basement, $0; State-st., near Thirty-Hrst, brick store, dwelling Above; Sout Park-av., iurnishod brick residence; California-av., two brick residences, 818, one frame, £20; Engiawood, 2story frame, cheap. ELLIOTT & McARTHUR, 147 La Salle-st RENT—O-STORY AND BASEMENT STONE- front house, 14 rooms; furniture for sale, moder- atocash paymont, balance in board if satiifactory. Address 3 2, Tribune office. Suburban. z -RENT—NORWOOD PARK HOTEL—2 ROOMS, partly furnished: tine house, -large- grounds, tea mnlles out, JOHN F-EBERHANT, 91 Washington-st INQTICE- A FEW OF THE MANY TRADES WE Saye ter ate eee A ean owns and tobon rector 4 ueheby farm. ‘Two houses and 10! Nova Side fora farm. A nice tory brick, West Side, for a 2-story and basement; will assume or pa) igigerance: Sou slens, improved for co prnung of cor Lf you have a you. wan y Bee aco ge BD WIN A HICH & Coy Dearborn- ft, Room 3. : sl wet. HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE FOR A handsome oil painting, worth $150 casy? Will take #100 value in anything I can use. Address 'T' 23, Tribune oflice. ANTED—TO_ EXCHANGE—UNEQUALED crayon portraits for real estate, furniture, gold watches, cents’ shirts made to order, etc. Address Y 87, Tribune office. a ¥ “ANTED—WAGON PAINTING IN EXCHANGE for groceries. Address B 72, Tribune office. TO RENT—FLATS. West Side. IPORENTCFLATS AND SUITES, THREE, TO SIX zooms, in bulidings 18 West itindolph-st and 21 South Desplaines, at toom 1, 24 West Randolph-at_ RENT—10 WEST MADISON-ST., 2 FLATS, 5 ‘and § rooms, together or separate; 10) North Lin- Goin-st,, 8rooms, $13; 16 Prairie-av., nice brick, $2. H.C. MOREY, 6 Clark-st. TPO REST ELEGANT (5100 BRICK FLAT, ‘with bath and closet, 249 Ogden-ay., corner Jack” son-st, 13. EDWAKD A. TRASK, 1S1 West Madison. North Side, (0 RENT-NEAR LINCOLN PARK, A_G-ROOM fiat, parior floor, aud one second-story flat; good Beighborhood; low’ rent HALE & SNOW, 153 Ran- -dolph-s B15. 000 etre OF HARDWARE (TO BX- Dio. Jchunze for mining sock, 8 $1. Tribune. PARTNERS WANTED. paar WANTED—A. LADY HAVING A ‘woll-established millinery business In a desirable location on the South Side desires a partner with o capital of not less thun $1,000. A desirable invest- ment for the right party. Address P 64, Tribune. PABtner WANTED-WITH $00 TO $5,000 ‘capital for a Incratiye business of a staple articlo ofdally consumption. Address, with reference, Z 70, ‘Tribune office. ARTNER WANTED—A THOROUGH BUSINESS ‘mah with $3,000 cush to take full control of office business paying now $0) per month; business will bear the fullest invostization; sales to jobbers and manutacturers exclusively. Address 3 @, Tribune. ER WANTED—WITH $150 INA PROFT- 6 business; well established. ERWLN, Room §, 201 South Clork-st. ANTNER WANTED-I HAVE $100, WOULD Vike ajmrtner with same amount to siarta gen eral store in the country. $61, Tribune office. PARRee ES on 250_ IN _RE- linble business; large proiits; no risk. R19, itripune office. 2 PARENER, WANTED WE SL: ESTAB- shed wholesale business. ¢ 23, ‘Tribune office: ‘PaRiNER WANTED—WITH LARGE MEANS— ‘Brewers all over the country are being sued for infringing a patent pitching machine. I can make a muchine that won't Infringe, and can sell und lcenso hundreds of thein as soon us they can be made. They rust have it, Biz profits can be made in a short time, with no risk. Good references required und give Ro stiysters need snswer, and only principals. Ad- dress Q8, Tribune offic ARTNER WANTED-SILPNT OR ACTIVE, with capital to Invest in the grain, flour, and pro- ¥iston trade. References exchanged. Communica- tons contidentiul. Address ¥ 9, Tribune office. PARrNEn WANTED-PARTY, WITH MEANS ‘cain hear of sufe, lucrative. wholesaic businoss: no dead stock, Interview solicited. Q6l, 'ribune office, PAMENER WANTED GoOD BUSINESS MAX ‘gor With $0W io $40 rannufacturing; for reliable demand; no competition; rare chance man. Address % 74, Tribune office. PARESEE Aste au Sua ae Gioseee ounination invited. f3h tribune office. ARTNER WANTED—AN ENERGETIC FINST- ‘class job priuier, with good business knowledge, in an established, prosperous steam job printing- oftive; proper party can have control of inside mun- agement; ubject, extensiun of business; state ability, position held, and capital at disposul. Address, with references, 5 &, ‘I'ribune office. x ERSONAL—A YOUNG MAN IN GOOD GIRCUM- P mages wishes to muke the acquaintynce of a bf lads of food family, culuvated tastes, and yer Goertarettieus opinions. "Address “CB,” care O. 8. ERSON, inn, New: AL—TICK, TICK, ALL MY OWN. SEE mth, 2th, and 2h. Thirty-tifth-st. TED TO MAKE ACQUAIN- ce Of a pariy roing to New Orleans for com- Baas. Acaress 18 Ireibune office, : TRGONALTA YOUNG | LADY WISHES TO ‘ie Bile the acquaintance of some Fentleupn; ma und res table. Object mutual im- Provement. “Address it H, Irivune obtice. PERSONAL —A WIDOWER OF MEANS AND aponuslness, a little past middle are, wishes to corre wand with’a lady in ube true sense of the word; Bich Preferred, without family incumbraace, from Fears of ge, medium size, and of good per- mony, *Pearance and health, with a view to matri- ‘ Tae S14, ‘Tribune oftice. ONAL-J LN S: THERE IS A LETTER foryouin tie Bost-otice ‘PERSON ALAN EDUCATED AND — ACCOM- the Rshed young Indy of High social standing asks When saan’ Of some wealthy Rentloman, Peres Faq inecan soon give substantial return. ERSONAL—A JEWIS y zi - is TSH! YOUNG LADY CORRE: win cen ‘of education wanted, 6ed about 2 matrimonial ini AR’ P RANK, Kansas Che aloe ERSON AL_REX o 5 ;ANNOT WELL SEND MAN darOpalllwaukee; fica be ted here as well. You SSEMY word it will be done on the square. x LOST AND FOUND. © "POUND-wonsE. OWNER CAN HAVE SAME Ey catia at, GRR Word Siasters office, pay- tcl) a ‘Pounp-Lasr sonpAy EVENING, NEAT ASH- Call at Beene eo Madison-st, = pocketbook. OST—4 SUITABLE REWARD, WILL BE PAID i Teturning to 1§ Chamber of Commerce a lady's Rite Which was lost Jan. 31 in the neighborhood of sontakecaYabeteeen Clark and Cass-sts,..The purse Co, forego ‘und a credit ticket of Field, Leiter STAN OR NEAR THE TWELFTH-ST. TUR- Tae ‘on Monday night, Jan. 2 an open-face, To be ins, Fold watch (Swiss work) and gold, chain. pelivered at Wentzel’s, northwest corner of “Gangoiph and La Salle-ais, “Heward, @5h No ques paren, WANTED=$,00 IN LEGITIMATE enterprise: no risks will pay $10,000 the first year; nohumbug. Address R33, Tribune office. PAETNER WANTED—W1TH MODERATE OAPI- ‘tal to invest in five new inventions, one of them patented In November, 1&9. Address It 76, Tribune. ARTNER WANTHED—WITH 81,00; AN EXCEL- cE “lent opening for a man of nerve nnd industry. First-class reference. Address Kt 6, Tribun . [PARTSER, WANTED—AN ACTIVE -B Toan with cipital in grain and provision shipping commission business; firm well established; commu- aieations contidential. Address lt 71, Tribune ofiice. ARTNER WANTED—W 1TH FRO3{$1,000 TO $2,000 in u regular tine of goods;,advertiser has doubled his cnpltalin six montus. A ‘desira to increase the usinees the rexson for advertising. ‘Address WW, vr oflica. z ER WANTED—A GENTLEMAN, BEING ART! well connected, commanding a few thousand dol- jars, will Lear of u good chance. ‘Quick returns. 2 65, ‘Tribune ottice. : PARTNER WANTED LADY OF GENE With capital to develop business that bas already do- monstrated success; nohombug. Address S 4, Trib- une oilice. ‘DARTNER, WANTED — CAPITAL NEEDED ‘abuut $1,500; business thoroushiy known and im- portant, Address f'4, ‘'ribune ottice. DARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $3,000 TO $5,000 PA take an interest in the munufucture and sule ‘Df_a valuable patented minchine to be used by cities Shy. No tap of a thing. Best chance to make fuuney. Address K {6, Tribune office. ‘NER WANTED—T0 ILLUMINATE THE PAwiNzspart of the city with electricity. Only ‘References given and universal | MPO RENT ITOK SMALE FAMLLY, THE SECOND floor of the private residenco 130 North-nv., near Lincoln Park. Gs A. SCHMID’, 17, #0 LaSatle-st, RENT-ELEGANT FLAT 1 NORTH Salie-st: ean be seen from 3 to 5 Sunday. LOTT & MCARTHUR, M7 La Salle-st* TPO RENT—FLAT OF 6 WELL-LIGHTED ROOMS ‘and bath-room, brick basement, &4 Superior-st., fonemall family for #18 per month, at KNAUER & 'HIUs, corner Kinzie and Clark-sts. at TO RENT—ROOWIS. , South Side. : : TPO, BENTVERE, LOWS ROOMS SUITABLE for light housekeeping, on Dearborn-st,, near the Vost-Ollice. Furniture for sale if desired. Apply at oflice of HS. BOW EN, #2 and 4 South Cunal-st. RENT—NO. M2 WABASH-AV,—TWO NICELY- DL garnished rooms with closets. ‘Terms reasonable ‘to prompt paying parties. é Tjio_ RUNT—UNFURNISHED—FOUR HANDSOME roouis on second floor; nlso, dining-room und Udichen; house first-class, 64 Michicun-av. fj RENT—FURNISHED SUITS ROOMS, FIRST floor; also, other rooms, nt 23 Michizan~ er- y (0 RENT—FURNISHED. A LAKGE SINGLE "Toot, atti North Seatorst eS i[ORENT PARLOR AND BASEMENT FLOOR. 2AT Erte-st. RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED Tunas or on suite, at 103 North Clark-st. OOM. WANTED—f0 RENTIN THE VICINITY OF the boulevard und IlMnois Central Rallroad, from April or May 1. or would purchase if sultable, a two- story brick house, having 10 or 12 rooms and ail mod- Hot-bo. south Of hirey-nintie-st, AdgeoRs, Stating rey-ninth-st. stating terms, Ris, Tribune office. 2 . ‘0 RENT—WANTED—A YOUNG MAN 01 aN ds poota mate, ADDIY sta Hast anion st, near Rush. Miscellaneous. © RENT—PART OF HOUSE; MODERN IM- provements; choice location, Address Z 100, ‘Tribune ofice. é YTANTED—TO NENT—FURNISHED OR _UN- furnished suite in s residence on North or South Side for gentiemnn and wife, near boarding-houses; payinadvance. Address $15, Tribune oftice. ANTED—TO RENT—BY A YOUNG MAN, A well furnished single front roam on State-st., north of Polk. Address, giving location and terms, 8, Tribune office. ee ‘TO RENT—STORES, OFFICES, &c. Stores. i eter si enting Agency, TH Lasaiie-se, Nixon Block. j STORES. Rios 04,96, and cement brick balldings, 9 feot reo-story and bas fe os. 76 and 77 Randolph-st., four-story and basement bulidings now occupied by iA. Hurlbut & Co. ‘Large second floor, 70-78 Wabash-nv., cor. Lake-st Store and basement, 117 Franklin-s Lurge oltice room scuthwestcorner Wabash-ny. and Rupdolph-st, sultable for brokers flea. | ive-siory bullding CBs 1 e &Co., between Mnte-st- and Wane eee ‘Large double store on Franklin-st., near Madison. Wehuvea large number of stores to rent not sd- vertised in this list. ,Fuil particulars given at office. 1[ 9 RENT_STORE NO.) BAST MADISON-ST S-story and basement, opposite Field, Leiter & €6,'a wholesale house. : ‘three houses, with five acres of land each, in Mon- trose, cight miles from Chicago. Ingniro of, 2) LAZARUS SILVERMAN, 70 La Salle-st. RENT—THE 6-STORY BUILDING, 36 RAN- doiph-et., 2xll0 feot, newly painted, and in goad Fepalr. Inquire of the owner, 0 Michigan-av., 8. J. SANFORD, i TPO RENT-THE STORE AND BASEMENT 178 To Waussh-av2tx50; good ightat the rear. “Apply at Room 4, 9 Dearborn-st. THO_RENT—STORES G1 AND &3 STATE-ST. D. HORTON, Room 11 Reaper Block. 7po RENT iss OF MAY, OR SOONER, HALF OF elegant store on State-st., centrally located, rea- sonable to acceptable parties," R7, Tribune office. T, RENT—PART OF STORE. APPLY AT 179 Btate-st. ‘ TPO RENT—CORNEL STORE, NORTH SIDE, NEAR ‘Chicago-av.; desirable for millinery, groceries, or droge; lying rooms in rear heap to ‘good, tenant. aps BE HOLLADAY, Room 21 Ewing Block, 26 North jark-si 7PO RENT—STORE AND BASEMENT, 22 AND 261 ‘Wabash-av., 40x12, Inquire of GLO. G. NEW- BURY, 164 LaSatle-st. 1.0 RENT—-STORE, BASEMENT, AND ROOMS yrith steam power, 70 and 72 West Washington-s B. W. KHAMS: 7PORENT—ASTORE AND BASEMENT ON NORTH State-st. for $0 per month. Call at D. OLSON'S, ®North State-st_ rf BENT STORES IN MORGAN'S BUILDING, atnorthwest corner of Lake and Western-ay. dust the place for cod stock of dry goods and hard- ware. GO. D. PEASE, Room 4,10 Dearborn-st. (poRENT-& NICE STORE, 160 SOUTH HALSTED- ro RENT—-STORE 2 NORTH CLARK-ST.; EX- cellent location for millinery -or dressmaking; Font low togood purty. Inquire on premises. “Offices. : RENT~A GOOD FURNISHED OFFICE, 10 To cneap lo niht party. Apply at Room 4, & Dear- born-st. ~ WWANTEDI10 RENT-EROM MAY 1, S00 GOOD tenements. Owners of West Side Teal estate will study thele interests by making an early call. We Sreciaiy. GRIVEIN & BWiGuily corner Washlag” q Gl % 001 = ton and Halsted-sts, Suis ANTED — TORENT — BY A RESPONSIBLE, permanent tenant, o residence with large par- lors, On Michignn-ay., between Harrison-st. and Har- mou-court, by May 1, or sooner. 519, ‘Tribune office, WANTEDIf0 RENT—A PLEASANT | FRONT room with or without bonrd, cast of State and north of ‘Twenty-second-st,_ Address Sim, ‘Tribune, MISCELLANEOUS. COMMERCIAL AGENT FROM HAVRE, NOW in this city, desires to open relations with some exporting houses to represent in Europa for the salo Of provisions and American products. Best of refer- ences. Address ¥ 68, ‘ribune office. FINE-T@NED NEW ORGAN, O3 A “Host Indiana-st 7A DEALS AS ELEGANT STEINWAY UPRIGHT PIAN 1 perfectly new, for $0 less than the ir pri ean just what! say. Addross Q 72, Tribune office, ‘NN UPRIGHT PEANO, NEARLY NEW, ROR SALE AN very cheap. Am leaving the clty. Adare Hrivane ofice. pees EES A NEW 9-STOP ORGAN; CASE WITH FRENCH walnut pancls, music-pocket, and fine carved handles; price, including stool and book, $65. Address 8 '4, Tribune office. A FINE PIANO, IN USE ONLY EIGHT MONTHS; must be old; owner needs money. Address S -| 56, Tribune office. & FIRST-CLASS PIANO AND ASET OF FINE lor furniture for sale st a: bargain. Can be ought separately if desired. Address Z ‘9, Tribune. KER BROS. PIANOSare preferred D* all others a iive-King. ole - its, , sole agen "h8 and Lio Stato-st. “the people's favorite.” Never” before Ihas a plano made such im- mense strides in popular estimation as this wonder- ful instrument. Don't fail to examine it before pur- sing. STORY & CAMP, 188 and 100 Btate-st, RGANS, says everybody, Pisve no equal” Tr yod skeptical call and be favinesd. All goods sold iow and on easy terms. < STORY £ CAMP, ‘185 nnd 190 State-st. AND SECOND-HAND pianos solid upon easy monthly payments; every plano warranted as repre- sented, or money refuhded; new pianos torent at $5 permonth. ADAM SHARD, 19 Iilluols-st- ri ‘OR SALE—A FINE GRAND SQUARE CHICK- ering plano of the most expensive make; in use afew years. Address R31, Tribune office. R SALHB—A FINE BANJO-GUITAR; THE neck is made of solld rosewood, bas a metal rim, and an extraordinarily clear calf head; can be had at ‘a bargain at 533 South State-st. Fork SALE—A FIRST-CLASS 7-OCTAVE CHICK- ering upright piano, in good order; €i75cash. 23 Indiana-nv. RR SALE-CHEAP—ONH HALLET PLANO- forte good as new. Call at 21 University-place. ‘OR SALE—CHBAP—ONE OHICKERING PLAN Call at 35 Michizan-av. PORSALETA VERY HANDSOME: PIANOFORT! tory IEST-CLASS) NEW. munre and upright Fy 1 ‘owners have no use for it; very cheap; satisfs parties can have time. Can be seen to-day (Sun- day) or through the week at 49) Lako Park-av. JOR SALE—VERY LOW-1 FIRST-CLASS PIANO, entiroly new, fully warranted for fivo years, 734 dctaves, rosewood case, asratfe, and all modern t provements; also, two fine-toned cabinet organs; These Instruments have never been used, and will bo sold very low for cash. Address $ 5%, Tribuno office. “ADVERTISER. WHO IS SOMEWHAT FINAN cially embarrassed, will give 20 per cent and good security for the loan of $00 fur one year. Address ‘Tribune office. ASY, AMOUNT TO LOAN ON F! pianos without removal— Room 4. URNITURE AND 151 Randolph-st., N ANarnttare, Out removal. iy AMOUNTS OF MONEY TO LOAN ON i, oom anos, ete, at lowest rates, with- 9% Dearborn-st. (ANE SUMS LOANED ON FURNITURD OR OTHER collateral without removal at and 60 Reaper Block. lowest rates. 5 “ASY, AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS ‘as wanted on city real-estate securities at lowess current rates, THOMAS & BRAGG, 1s! Salle-st. A tels; reduced rates; no_co! PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN ON FURNI- ‘tare, withoutremoval, panos, and other chat- Address Z 15, Tribune office. mamission; state security. A CIMENT WANTS TO BUY MORTGAGES OR trust-deeds, large or small. If i due ormust de foreclosed, no objection. WILE Ht MOORE, 16 Dearborn-st, Room % Money to loan. 1 COMMERCIAL NOTES, LOCAL SECURITIES bonght and sold. Loans, on Fifth-av.. collaterals and resi estate negotiated. ISAAC GREENBAUM & CO., 15 DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCH! etc, at one-half brokers’ rates. D. Rooms} and, 120 Randotph-st. Established St pes N¥ AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FUBNITD) pianos, etc. without removal, and other securities." 152 Dearborn-st., Room +. ANT, AMOUNT TO LOAN ON FORNITURB, ‘without removal. Rooms 17 aud 13, 153 Dearborn-st. Large sums at lowest rates, Cage PAID POR OED GOLD AND SILVER— Money to loan on watch Buiiton Once (iconsed), 90 Ease Maals tab ice (licensed), & Buen ge nsed), it Madison-st. Est dinmonds. and valus- {OLDSMID'S Loan and HICAGO ENTERPRISE MINING COMPANY OF | San Juan, 10 Dearborn-st., rospectus and information, and buy soma cure stock before any further advance in price. ABH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT ‘ance policies. D. Chicago. Call and pro- LIFE INSUR- W. SUTHERLAND. Clark-st. 3. HUNT, 110 DEAREORN-ST.. MEMBER Chicago Mining Board. Orders Zalihtully executed. “Money to loam 0 a7 oF PA OANS MADE PRIVATELY ON FURNITORB, ais” Chattel-mortanves ought oF taker ap sad Tenewod. Address Z Mi, ribune office. 3 XM gages bought. Room 46, 32 En Sates ONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTELS AND GOOD security. Commercial and chattel mort 3 MONEY 70 LOAN ON CIty PROPERTY AT current rates of interest. C. H. Salle-st, RRY, Room ‘ON Me Snnall sums Will buy £CO., Real Estate, 101 Washington-st. EY ON HAND TO LOAN IN LARGE OR mortgages. STREET M roved city JAMES M. GAM Room, ‘ONBY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON Ime APIRPOCey, Bt lowest current rates, ‘5,40 Deurborn-st. M° lock. NEY TO LOAN-SUMS OF $000 TO $10,000 ON Testdences and $15,000 on business er cent intorest. LYMAN & JACKSON, roperty at 7 ‘3S Portland WosFe. 70 LOAN ON PERSONAL PROPERTY and real estate at fair rates. HDGAR L. JAYNE, ‘Attorney, 97 Clark-st, Room 63. M ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, ETO,WITH- outremoval. J.C. 4G. PARRY, 1) West Mon- Toe-st iOR SALE—A DECIDED BARGALN FOR CASH— Piano nearly new, in good order, celebrated imake. Call at lid Warren-av. 7 dorn-st. ITO LOANS? PER CENT ON IMPROVED CITY realestate. GEO, D. PEASE, Room4, 1 Dear- (A RGHITECTURAL— WANTED — AN INTELLI- gent young man In an architect's’ office, to study the profession. State experienco, expectations, etc, in own bundwriting, to $ 3, Tribune office. LADY OR GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE USE OF plano in exchange for instructions in dancing. Address i 100, Trinunc office. ‘A CANCER NURSE OF MANY YEARS EXPERT ence with ointment that has cured {n frst stages. Best of references. Can be seen at lis South Dear- born-st, for three days. BTRONG COMMISSION HOUSE, WISHING TO extend their “option” business, want to hear of alive, rellable man‘who can command a good trade. Addréss K 51, Tribune office. GiRASD_EIANOS “TWO SECOND-IAND, CON- ‘cortgrands of jending makers, not much used and in Ge condition, haying boen thoroughly ro~ newed thronghout; taken for debt, and for sale ata bargain by The Root & Sons Music Co., 156 Stato-at. TF Ou WANT TO RENT X PIANO GO TO Prosser’s; be makes renting 8. specialty; instra- imentskept inorder. “1b State-st. [ HAYE A STANDARD MARE UPRIGHT PIANO, used one year, which I will sell cheap for cash, or on time, asIhaveno use forit Address 3 65, Trib- une office. T Yat Sey ME EW UPRIGHT PIANO cheap for cash, or on time to good party. Address Qs, ‘Tribune office. A LABEY WITH 500 TO #10000 CASH. DESIRES an interest inan established business. Refer~ ences first-class, Address Ht 48, Tribune office. CANADIAN PHYSIUIAN OF SEVEN YEARS’ ‘experience, with qualifications equal to any in the city, desires a partnership with an, elderly phy- sician of good standing. Address P 70, Tribune office. ‘AT HE OLD, RELIABLE HEADQUARTERS, 813 Wabnsh-av., is where you can got the genuine Parisian knife-plaiting at short notice. OSTON DRESS-REFORM ROOMS, 235 WABASH- av.—Full line of dress-reform walsts for ladies, intsses, and children; also the Clark shoulder-brace corset. Mrs, PIKE. Pepsues AND COCKROACHES EXTERMINAT- ed by contract (warranted). Exterminators forsale, Tall craddross A. OAKLEY, 107 Clurk-st., Room 8 persis 4 YOUNG DENTIST CAN HAVE free office with @ physiolan. Address Z 8), Trib- “une office. F= ADOPTIO? —A HBALTHY, INTELLIGENT, Tefined, biue-eyed bos, 4years old, of excellent arentage. ‘None but those of wealth and high stand- ‘without children, need reply. Address ¥ 74, fn ‘Tribune oftice. FARING OPENED AN EXTENSIVE COMMIS- sion bouse at 1i6 South Water-st., we respeot- Tully call the attention of country people and solicit peer da Bete Sey and coustry roferonces. ‘DONO- andled. Bes! referent HUE & DUFFEY. is FPORSE Ov EHS — WANT BIDS, TO MOVE brick basemont cottage. Call at 469 West Madi- son-s NO RENT—OFFICES IN CORNER BUILDING, 46 and 43 South Clark-st. SCOTT & GAGE, No. <3 . Clark-st. ‘Te. RENT—DESK ROOM, OR HALF OF LARGE 4 piensant office. Room 4, 9 Dearborn-st, re RENT—HALF OF FURNISHED OFFICE, ‘With use (tfll wanted) of good desk and revolving ehair, on); $8.50. 152 Dearborn-st., Room 4. Te. RENT—OFFICE, CHEAP, ROOM 73, 16s LA Salle-st. Inquire at Room 7 Miscellancous. [0 RENT WITH. POSSESSION MAY 1, ONE OF the most convenient factories In Chicago, well arranged and suitable for any kind of business, con~ sisting of two brick buildings, containing about’ 40,000 feet of floor room, woll lighted, together with.a largo engine, boilers, and steam-plpes; eversthing in first clusa condition; plenty of sard room. Full’ particu lnrs given on inquiring at i06 South Clark-st. T°.5 FROM MAY 1, SECOND FLOOR U5 A 2a ite ord spend Nght trom three ades* ing and hoisting, and splent m three sides. Tngnire ot DARSHART BROS. & SPINDLER, 16 Pitth-av. § REO COMPANIES—ANNUAL STATE- ments for any State or Territory sworn to before me for 50 cents each (half price).” Office 3 Church Block. SIMEON W. KING, Commissionor: of Deeds for all the States and ‘Territories. W. W. KIMBALL'S, LE BEBE HAVE AN ELEGANT 7-OCTAVE reece ik fusiitaresilloring, Horses, eve. “A= ry in furniture, , horses - so A, Tribune office. ad PO LOAN-ON CITY REAL ESTATE, SEVERAL sums of $1.90 and upwards nt low rates. THOMAS E BRAGG, 153 La Salle-st, FPO _LOAN-SIONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT ON CITY * ty, at lowest rates, JO: aN We AMOUNT AT 000 AT 7 ANDS at 6 end 4 improved pro} BIARSH, 132 Dearborn-st. TS. LOAN-MONEY IN ANY lowest rate. EDWARD C. WALLER, 3 Wash- ington-st. = n LOAN- $1,000, £500, AND per cent , 310,000, and Nae cent. Call between i0and li or 1 and 2 JORN C, LONG, if Washington-st. T°. BRO., 8 Washington-st. BUY REAL ESTATE, OBTAIN A LOAN OR re-Insurance, sell life or endowment. solvent or failed companies, call on Neies tn (OLMES & VWANTED Sw FOR 310 5 NEARS ON IM- proved city property. $20, Tribune office. Wee on 50 feet, Prairie-ay.. near NTED—LOAN OF $1,200 FOR THREE YEARS ‘Thirty-eighth-at.; property unincumbored, $6, Tribune oftice. WANTED. BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, $2,000 for one year or more at 10 per cent interent, se- cured by personal proj worth $5,000. Principals rt) Gnly appiy, Addrens 1 4, Teibune office. “ANTED—(#,00) SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS for ten years at 7 per cent Interest, on good in- side real estat sions. R i0l, Tribune office. ‘to improve the same. "No co! PER CENT—80,00 TO LOAN. IN AMOUNTS TO suit, on city real estate. Randolph-st. PETERS ON & BAY, 16s 33.00 TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY, 7 percent; no commission. E. GRACE, southeast corner Clark and Jackson-sta. $6.000 WANTED ON GOOD SECURITY. Address R91, Tribune office. NORGE, 10, THE MUSICAL, ADVANCEMENT of this country—Tt ts astonishing how the prog- Tess of the musical science is increasing so rapidly throughout the United States, especially the grand improvement of the Baker patent upright piano, hick ‘sro constantly recclving the highest praise among the leading musical science, and have re- celved the highest honors from the various world’s expositions for the resson that it stands in tone longer than any other piuno, and the improved ac- tlou and fine quality of tone, together with the en- Ure new scale, makes it tho matchless instrument; Manufactured’ at Boston, Mass. Sole Agent, New York Music Company, 20° Stato-st,, Chicago, IIL Second-hand instruments taken in exchange. b Famed PARTY GLOVES. 6-Button, 7 cents. -Button, $l Button, $1.20. auton SLE. 25. eeButton, $2.70 Best assortment in Chiengo. PAIS HID GLOVE DBPOT, 4 STATE-ST. [Abuses AND GENTLEMEN SEEKING PROFIT- ‘abie omployment should ell our tollet goods to imercbants or consumers. 70 Madison-st., toom 12. Nose ats. SHIELDS. PRICES PER WEEK. 3236 West Madison-st Ti NTS BOUGHT AND OBTAINED. MONEY furnished to take out and operate patents. Chi- cago Patent Company, 1% Clark-st., Room 25. PORENT A GOOD FIRM WISHING LARGE, commodious accommodations for manufacturing purposes, with abundance of powor, plenty of live Stenm, and splendid light, can make favorable terms fora long lease by advancing part of capital neces- sary to put an mdditional story on building in process oferection. Address B %0, Tribuno office. HENT—MBEAT-MARKET WITH FIXTORES. Bis West Twetth-st., TPO RENT—A DOUBLE 4STORY BRICK BUILD- .. with two stores; suitable gor a hotel. Nos. 75 ing, with tw é xg andi? West Kinzio-st. Apply ora elress Mrs. 01 TL Wost Indiana-st. pe RENT—A HOTEL, WITH DELIGHTFUL junds; has rooms and a number of guesta; rent in bom ‘ FPORENT—-SH MICHIGAN-AV., FRONT CORNER and small room connecting, furnished. 7[O RENT—TWO ‘NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘2 Enst Twelfth-st., botween Michigun and Wa- bash-avs, RENT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED 7 To eee for xenticmen of gentleman und witos board for lady only. ‘erms moderate. Room 18, 165 Eust Adame-st. 7}}0 RENT—NO. 2 HUBBARD-COURT, FURNISH- Toa mite ao Sms which caa bo seen from to 9 @clock p.m, References. TPO RENT—10 GENTLEMEN — LARGE AND Oat furnished rooms, in private family; gas, Stove, bath-room, ete. 469 Sicbizan-ay. TPO RENT—NEATLY-FURNISHED ROOMS TO mst Jocation central; $lperday. Address 116, ‘Tribune office. i. ¥ 70, Tribune office. No RE: ‘US. 57 AND 59 SOUTH JEFFERSON- ai. 3rooms first, socond, and third floors, 3) by 40 tench, z feguenghs, and 47 South Jefferson-st., basement, light on all four sides, and socond story same, exch feet; tine stuck And power elevator. 7[O RENT—FIRST LOFT ON LARE-ST., 20X160, $50. POwistiost on Franklin-st, near Lake jas 2 ‘Third loft on Lake, neat Dearborn, 20x10, 10. $9 AVashington-st, (basemont). 7[}O RENT—OFFICE ROOM MAIL AND ORDER boxes, $3 per month. 65.La Salle-st., Room 9, baso- ment. 70. RENT-THREE UPPER FLOORS, WITH fixtures, Apply at 44 Madison-st. by 75 UiET HOME FOR LADIES DURING CONFINE- ment, in doctor's family. Diseases peculiar to the sex skillfully treated. “Examination und consultation free. Strictly private and con#identlal. Box 36, Ohl~ cugo. Initial letters will not be delivered at Post-Office UIET HOME IN COUNTRY FOR LADIES DUR- ing confinement. Female diseases treated. Ad- dross 491, Tribune office. G. ETAYLQRS SYSTEM OF DRESS-OCTTING Dy, Wusht. 28 Huron-st."Bulte tied and draped, QHOW MB _A PLACE TO USE services in a lucrative business. tioulars. Addross $ 4, Tribune office. (POLITERARY ASPIRANTS—WANTED PAE MS. ofa novel or popular book, not over 30 pares. "with titlo of book und it may be seen, ¥ 7%, 000 WITH MY Write full par- Pmo., when printed. Address, synopsis of contents, and where ‘Tribune office.¢ - fPHOSE BEAUTIFUL NETTED BREAKFAST ‘cups at 7% East Madison-st., Ttoom 40. Take ele- yator. Go and soo. Mrs. TROWBILDGE. ANTED—DABY-CARRIAGE; MUST BE GOOD ‘one. Send particulars to #3, Tribune office. ANTED-FURNITURE AND, LEASE OF hotel or boarding-house: will give casb, house und lot, or good lots. Addross $63, Tribune oifice. ‘Py ANIED-T0 PURCHASE -ORRENT A TYPE. writer. Address immediately, with particulars, Qil, Tribune office. T?, RENT—DLARGE AND SMALL WELL-LIGHT- ‘ed rooms for manufucluring; power and eleva- tors. A. E. BISHOP, lt South Jeferson-st. ff NT—FURNISHED ‘FRONT ROOM AT 739 "TSvabast vith or without board. « 7PO RENT—FRONT ROOM WITH FIRE AND O .duosn conveniences, private famijy,on Indiann- ‘Tribune office. ay. neariighteonth-st. Address T 16, NO RENT-DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS TC BEMowen, Northwost corer of State and Randolph-sis., over drug-store. TPO _RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL FRONT, TO drgentomen 47 Monrve-st., opposite Palmer House. Apply at Room 14 ENT—COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS. i [oaRxences given and required. 21 Michigan-av. 7[PO RENT—FUBNISHED ROOMS. 32 MICHIGAN- ay. 73 RENTONEWLY-FURNISHED ROOMS, 146 Wats pear Mudison; the tost centrally lo~ ete ie ‘clty; trauslents accommodated. omen or Indies, with or without board: large purlor for two ladies. Address $ 17, ‘Fribuno office. WANTED—TO ATANTED—TO RENT man and wife; board T° RENT-NICELY-FURSISHED ROOMS FOR gent! D ROOM FOR for wife only; north of ‘‘wenty-second-st._ 5 8, ‘I'ribune oftice. WANTED CUT GLASS SHOW BOTTLES FOR ‘drngzist windows. Address T 3, Tribune office. ANTED—A PARLOR ROWING MACHINE: ‘Taust bein perfect order, and cheap. Addres: with price, T 12, Tribune office. Wy ANTED OLD FOREIGN SILVER COINS FOR / “cash. Address Z 6i, Tribune offico. LOT IN “ANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH A. ‘Graceland Cemotory; pleasantly located; no objections to ono grave. Address with full partica- ico. PV ANTEDITO, REST, IN RES WOOD OF BEDE ‘V “Park, oust of Drexel boulevard, house of twelve to sixteen rooms, with grounds ahd bara, for six Motthe irom Say i. Address it 51, Tribune office. ANTED—TO RENT-FOR THE SUMME W AAohed house for a emall family. Immedlato possession, Address ‘Z3i, Tribune oflice. NEED-TO RENT—A HOUSE WITH § 70 10 ANT ED orth of Pwenty-ninth-st., south of Lin- coin Darkcast of itobey-st. Cheup rent. Address Z ‘Tribune oftice. NP-FURNISHED ROOMS, %6 MICHIGAN- ae Finest location in city. One single rvom nicely furnished. ({7ANTED—TO RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM ‘with a nice famlly, near Lincoln Park, and east of Clark-st. Address {umediately % 8, ‘I'rtbune office. TO RES T—AT 10 PECK-COURT, CORNER MICHI- PO eee y, nlecly furnished large front parlor, ajso single rooms, hoated. Fi NIA PLEASANT, FRONT ROO3i, OR Poste eGift room off of parlor floor. 1105 Indinna- ay,, corner of ‘I'wenty-fourth-st_ | SNT-LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Poesy room tg um quiet couple; board for Indy If desired. Address Z 2%, ‘Iribune otftee. 1.0 RENT—A PLEASANT EAST-FRONT ALCOVE diefet ts 507 Wabush-nv. ‘| P—ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR- PO ee enor witout board. {63 Indiana-ay. TA NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR TT RENT TA, toon of without bourd, in = private family. i4'twenty-utth-st + = ry 90 WABASH-AV.. CORNER JACK- TPO, RENT ey furmished front rooms. Call at son-st—Nicoly koomt. = 7 7 RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS; BOARD LF To adteaT apply at Room 5, 109 Branklin-st, Gents preferred. oe —TO_ GENTLE: nished single rooms. 47 West Side. RENT-FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, REA- "Te sonabie. 8 South Green-st. io REST Ss WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—FUR- nisbed rooms, singlo or en suite. ‘MEN, _NICELY-FUR- Wabash-av. ANTED—TO RENT—A HOUSE OF $ OR 10 Toonis, with modern conveniences, on West Side, Shiand-ay., and between ‘Randolph and Van from Any 1,0rany time before. Best of Address Q'54, Tribune office. {A7ANTED—TO RENT-SUITE OF 3TO 6 ROOMS W Abr iiine housek ping, enst of State-st. and north of Fourteenth. 4%, ‘Iribime office. V lara S @2, Tribune o! fk y ND] IRONING AT 0 AND 7% WES, Aton. Clothes called for and re- turned. Satisfaction given. 491 Wabash-av. STED-ONE OK TWO CHILDREN TO WEP wil be well taxon cara of. Call at or address 473 South Hulsted-at. ASHING AND IRONING. 75 CENTS A DOZEN, ‘and work first-class. Good Samaritan Society, Jy Enst Randolph-st. NTED—A_GOOD 8 OR 10-ROOM HOUSE, TO W anton on Wost Side. Address 165, Tribune. . ANTED—A WATCH-DOG; ALSO, A RATTER. av; up-sialrs, botween 5:30 and § p.m. ‘Bring dogs with you, J. H OSBORN, 579 Ogden- 7. 500748 ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WITH . the above amount to invest desires to make an arrangement with parties in gratn and four business; would spend 2 portion of the timo at the Eust. Address R21, Tribune oltice. MUSICAL. <{TANTED—TO RENT—BY RESPONSIBLE PAR- ty, store and lofts on South Wator-st., east of Clark, on or before May 1. Address 1.30, Tribune. whe esas ND W. GLAZIER, THE WELL-KNOWN AND ‘A. reltabie planoforte-iuner, will receive orders at ‘SH West Madison-st. ED—TO LEASE—LAND-OWNERS TAV- lots onor near raliroud track, about 20,000 square leet, and desirous of erecting buliding to lense far term of years, address 5 8, ‘I'ribune oftice. TANTED—T1O RENT—BY STLEMAN AND Wie three nicely furnished rooms for lent housekecping, or one of them furnished, on South Side. ¥ 03, Tribune office. » <SPANTED—TO RENT—MEDIUM-SIZED ROOM W “Nitin power for manufucturing parposes. An- swer promptly. $64, Tribune office, Wan 3D—TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE RUF. METCALF'S SCHOOL OF VOCAL CULT- ‘PRCK ond clocuiion. Pixe Bullding, opposite the Fulmer House. ‘Take elevator on Monroe-st. ITUATION WANTED—AS TENOR IN CHOIR, Good reference. $25, Tribune office. -OICE-CULTURE — SPECIAL CLASSES FOR gentlemen. Arrangements have been made whereby gentlemen whose business engagements deter them from taking lessons during the Tecelye Instructions after business hours. First-class teachers only. Apply every day from 9 to 6 o'clock at The Hershey School of Musical Art, Torms reasona- ble, including all * free advantages.’ NEY WILLCOX & WHITE ORGAN FOR SALE; Sane Bs, will sell for $150, Address Z%, Trib- ‘une office. OwReTO THE DEMAND FOR THE KIMBALL PIANO we have been unable to fill orders. We have just re- celyed s large stock of these popular instrument and’can now fill all orders to the wholesale and re! customers. Over 45,000 of the planos have been sold, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed In every case. = HY cO°05_ W. KIMBALL'S, corner State and Adams-sts, S0-TUNING AS IT SHOUD BE. REBUFFING PAN Topaing at iow rates, GEO. BLOOMFIELD, &JtMadison-st. Fifteen years’ experionce. 2,000 ref- erences. ITI r POPULAR KIMBALL PIANO, UPRIGHT AND SQUARE, AT W. W. KIMBALL'S. UTNTLI LUTIIINI a KIMBALL, 4 : ORGANS, CORNEE STATE AND ADAMS. ITAL (ASSAXING AND COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF tat ust; sayers’ outfits. W. H.. Astry, 150 ores and all branches of chemistry thoroughly ‘as terms moderate: scales, furnscos, State-st. ‘MARDACK, Professor of Chom- A Randolph-st. LADY WOULD LIKE A FEW PUPILS FOR instruction on the plano (beginners ‘Terms, $8 for 9 lessons. Address Mrs.C B. Rreewe De ‘xe West As LADY WOULD LIKE SCHOLARS TO IN- trnet ther in the German or French language, or Aplinco as tencher In a private school. Address Qa, ‘Tribune ottice. AN ESXEERIENCED MUSIC-TEACHER (LADY) desires n few more pupils; terms xeasonable. ‘Address Z 17, Tribune office. ELONG'S DANCING ACADEMY—NEW CLASSES now formini for new beginners; new classes now Yorming for advanced pupils. Central Academy, ‘Amorican Express Building. or private instructions, call for Lolciock. Fine waltaing insix private lessons. taught fancy dancing. call on Pro: [yp LACUTION ‘Samuel DELO: ‘Monroc-st. “For class Ny, und. guaranteed ‘Sapeckalty, an tec Rarents wishing their children ‘for parlor entertainment should from It to —A CLASS IN ELOCUTION, UNDER, yzer. will begin ‘Thursday ‘eveninz, Feb. & at Allen's Academy, Ii ‘Twenty-second-sty near Michigan-ay..atS and to Mr RAVER, Ho om 9 m.' Apply at the Academy, (ershey Holl. ELocurios SAMUEL KAYZER, TRACHER OF elocution and dramatic art. Mtoom 9, 8 Mudison= at., Hershey Hal |, opposite McVicker's Theatre. E YARD, Teacher. ILOCUTION CLASS FOR LADIES, SATURDAY 10 ‘a.m. Athenwum, 30 Dearboru-st Miss V! INE= + PPRENCH. ITALLAN, AND SPANISH > TAUGHT by a French coupia lately rience in teaching. . Wille! from Paris, having ex— We lessons in In clusses. Terms reasonable. References: rivave or required, Apply to LOUIS D’OLIVEIRA, 20) East indinns-st. Pees TAUGHT BY AN EASY METHOD AT reasonable rates. Professor would call at pupils’ residences, dayorevening. Address YREN| TLEMAN, 65 West Madison-st.~ . FY Dickson, LOCUTIONIST., t Class every Tuesday evening at Kindergarten Hall, % Bisnap-cor uri; new term commonces this week. Union. College of Law and University of Chicago ‘Bhursdays aud Fridays. Private puplis Lyon & Hoaly's nm Da ‘ARRY PEARSON, LATE OF M'VICKERS THE- ‘atre, practical instructor of the dramatic art. Pups prepared for FoPthwe and terms apply at Bulte & the i overy department. ply as 20g south Clark-at, [sereeerion ON VIOLIN CHEAP; EVENING Jessons xlven; Ruarantee to make pupils pley and read music weok; will al: ith a must x] sor, S Blue days, Jo! after ty imme sland-a¥. open sn evening we und rapid system. ths, with tio lessons & re avouing French class in a few ‘vhuse wishing to ely. 0. LECUUBS, Profes- * s iN SUTION MONDAY EW ULASSES IN ELOCI MO! evening. Atheneum, CALLIE VINEYARD, Teacher. ~ CARR'S CLASSES IN DANCING WiLL vogtiniae 1p stay first, Pupils received at any ime. Private lessons a specialty. Address 61 Lake-st, 3 West PEAviNG MUSIC AT SIGHT-SPECIAL CLAES for Indies in the afte: noon is belng organized. Ap- Pitcants will please register thelr names this week. a8 imembens ennnut be recelved gun. Appl; every day from 9 to 6 o'cloc! ITUATION WANTED—IN SCHOOL OR FAMILY, by experience ments 2 visiting governess. B.PO! ematt Higher English. Address PB, pastor d Indy teacher, atter the cf atthe leranoy school of ‘Musical has be- Art or will make ep} a ‘Music, French. Matn- care of the Rev. K. inity M,Z. Church. TMs T, 13 DRESS CUTTING’ 80 agit by Sirs. LYBARGER, 34 State-s LIFTSD PV ANTED EY A YOUNG SAN PRIVATE IN ‘structorin Enyllsh and atin grammar, and other branches preparatory to the study of Inw; muss be thoroughly competent. Reforences required. Call this aftornuon frum ites wt Office 19 Laxo-st., ap- stairs, or address 3 31, fribapy oft SEWIN G MACHINES. Olt SALE—A NEARLY NEW SINGER FAMILY sewing-mnuchine; cheap for cash. 3 23, Tribune. WANtEeD THE USE Of A PIANO FOR ITS ‘caro in a small family of adults. Best of refer~ ences, Address 5 %, Tribune office. J BDIUM AND FAMILY SINGER'S, WHEELER & ‘Wtison, and other good machinos, from & up- wards. Loan Oftice, 12) Clark-st, oom 3. S175 SAE Wee Bi day GEE PO $700 trt FOR $&5—-RARH CHANCE—A PRIVATE feoliywill sell thelr magnificent 134 octave, lestrung upricht plano for only $25; makers price Sub eclobrated” makers. Call’ at privat resi- Gence, 1s West Madison-st. CAST-OFF CLOTHING. {LE CASH PAID FOR LADIES’ AND GENTLE- ATUL CASH Coif clowuing, carpets, and bedding. Gai oraddress &. HERSCHEL, 580 State-st, Goo! B WILL BE A hore TCE DEMS, A State-st_ Orders by quail promptly attended to. Established 1351 PAID FOR CAST-OFE for small femlly. SG, Trivune office. NIED—TO RENT—BARN-ROOM FOR ONE Wee nd wagon, oF would rent part of a barn with tenement overhead, for mnn to care for the forse; between Twenty-second und Twent; Fon und State-st und Indiana-av, $67, Tribun W STED—TO T—A COMPLETELY-FUR- f ARisued house of 10 or rooms within walking distance of business centre. _R 82, ‘Tribune office. : jeans need apply. Peed BLEND ELLs inion Hiectric Works, 126 Sohih Clark-st, Room 3 TO LEASE. ; ers. BS TPRASELW ACRES, WITH 2-STORY HOUBE, TTOLBASH fences, 34 mile west of Stock-Yards. A’ Zt LOWD, i Rundoipn-st, Room 1. F ING MATERIAL. SKVELA SECOND-AND STEREOTYPE Foe ind metal pot, complete, andin good or- der. inquire at tbls office, AGENTS WANTED. FPO RENT—A SUITE OF TWO UNFURNISHED Tocges for tant Housekeeping, $5. Apply Monday mornlug at 20 West an Buren-st. in store. a N’ ‘TO RENT—ON THE SOUTH SIDE, A ANT farnisted house or cottage. Good loca- tion. No children. Give particulars. i %8, Tribune. TO BENT SIX 0) MORE ROOMS SUITABLE for housokeeping In one of best locations on Asb- Yand-nv.; rooms will be carpeted If desired. Address ?¥ 76, Tribune office. PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM. shington-st.* f°, "0 NICBLY-FURNISHED ROOMS on West Monroe-st.; ones south-front alcove. Address Z %, Tribune office. rare Z MALE AND FEMALE—100 “AGENTS WANTED— SAND eee first-class sulesters for ci wy for right party. Address Se ‘Tribune Office. : RENT—LARGH FURNISHED SLEEPING- room for gentleman; #2 per week. ‘461 West Madi- son-31 S TO RENT-GOOD HOUSE, PLEAS- Wii odved ett modern Improvements, for small famiy.. Answer, with particulars and terms, R 51, Tribune oMlee. -- aos NOT \TED—TO RENT-L? ROOMS NOT VY Aree eae from business centre. Modern improvements. $9, Tribune office. improvements ABOUT FOUR UNFUR. -ANTED-TO RENT—ABOUT FOUR UNFUR- } for housekeeping (North Side pre- nished ror orhood; rent about #12; to good nelght fee obssescion oe ni References exchanged. 88, Tribune office. <7OUNG LADIES DESUUNG TO SING IN /AN Oe peretta address ft 2, Tribune oftiee. i (FANTED—PUPILS FOR INSTRUCTIONS LN so ey Gravina? will give 20 lessons om piano for $12._Address $ 73, ‘Tribune office. BUILDING MATEBJAL. STED—0) CORDS RUBLE-STONE IN EX- Weare for first-class machine-work. Address Rw, Tribune ofice. 3 ANTED—000 FEET ASSORTED TIMBER or building in exchange for frat- clons rhashino-work. Address RS, Tribune office. ANTED-$60 WORTH GLAZED SASH AND Fees exchange for first-class machine- work, Address RO, Tribune office. ~ MEDICAL. rTARD W. JEN! LATE OF DETHOIT, 5 eo AR tablighed at 70 Monroe-st., Room opposite the Palmer House. Hours from 9:30 to orpeslMesigence ave20 Indiana-av. WORTH OF LADIES’ AND GEN- 10.000 Beaen's cast-of clothing wanted ‘by @ original A. Andrews, me papi eiael oye sD: romptly 3! w by Mr. connection with any other establishment of this kind. Remember the number, 52 State-st. A. ANDREWS. 4 STATE-ST, FAYS THE HIGHEST CASH 394 Gres for indies’ and gentlemen's cast-ot Clothing” Address Mr. or Mrs. ANDREWS. Estab- lished 1356. PROFESSIONAL. UN'S MISSION ON EARTH.— A THOROUGH ‘medical treatise, indicating how confirmed disa- bitities may be removed. The experience of 20 years’ study, observation, und professional! practice, show- ing the azencies that will insure restored manhood, strencthened vitality, and sound conditions of health, thst have been tmpatred by overtaxed Eine A statement of obstacles to mi re, and of the means by which they can be removed. By mall, 25c., curren~ cy or postage stamps. Address Secret jase Znswony ecience, 43) ‘Bixth-av., New York. EW-DOMESTIC MACHINES SOLD ON EASY x wha) ranted. Madison-st_ ments; sccond-hund Singers, Domestics, W. a, and all other kinds, from & to $15, all war> "All kinds of machines repuired, J.C.SPENCEX. Open evenings. 4122 West NE NEW WHEELER & WILSON. improved style, 2 ‘drawers, drop-lent and cove never been in use; with attachmenis, §. Une rem 0. 8 LATEST ine Singor machine, used 7 months, & One yeauing Singer tamily, good order, $15. A Inrge assortment of second-hand ninckines nt © to $10 ench, and warrant- ed, at THOMPSO: ‘2 South Halsted-st_ GOODRIC BUSINESS « born-st, Chicago. Advice free; ence. Business quietly aod te; ARDS. H ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ut DEAR] ‘years’ experi- y transacted. HABRY HAMMER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Oifice and court-room 1 und 1s Clark-vt Chatrel mortgnge. etc., acknowledsed. RESS-MAKING, prices, ALST? FIRST-CLASS; ‘West Madison-st MODERATE Wares AND JEWELRY AT VERY LOW rices, und re; than Roy house 1m ing of all kinds done cheaper ecity. Ty State-at ” an supplied st publishers’ prices. fas ved. full BOOKS. OONEY & SMART, 125 SOUTH CLARK: books line of at ‘Saiesmen want ‘on easy payments Address a3 above, TPHE VOTER'S TEXT BOOK—AN INVALUABLE ‘work for the political campaign of 1&0. Selis rapidly. For terms and territory agents address 7, ane office. W aressYi ANTED—RECENTLY PUB! ia, State price 100, Tribune office. LI) and full parti SHED CYCLO- iculazs. Age