Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1880, Page 12

re THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1880—SIXTEEN PAGE THE STATE DITCH. Appointment of Delegates to the Ottawa Convention. Bevival of the Project for a Ship-Canal to the Mississippi. The public meeting of citizens, announced several days ago, for the purpose of electing delegates to the coming Ship-Canal Convention to be held at Ottawa on the 18th inst., was held Jast evening in the room of the Coal Exchange at the Grand Pacitic Hotel. Among the gentle- men present were “Long” John Wentworth, George Sherwood, William Bross, Gen. 0. L. Mann, Marshall Carter, Ald. Throop, Dr. J. H. Bauch, Willard Woodard, Canal-Commissioner Glover, Gen. Beem, Benjamin Gallup, W. 2. Arthur, Malcolm McDonald, J. ¥. Scammon, W. NN. Bramard, Ald. Wickersham, Col P. G. Turnley. ‘The mecting was called to order by Marshall Carter, who nominated John Wentworth to pre- side. The nomination was made unanimous. Mr. George Sherwood was chosen Secretary. On taking the chair, Mr. Wentworth stated the ob- ject of the meeting and invited discussion. Mr. Carter, Gov. Bross, Malcolm McDonald, and Benjamin Gallup spoke of the desirability of restoring the Bridgeport pumping-works, ex- tending the tunnels, and, eventually, of building aship-canal, which was probably the only uld- mate meaps of providing for Chicago's sewage, sndatthe same time securing an additional commercial highway. Ex-Canal Commissioner Brainard said he had favored and still favored the idea of a ship- eanal, believing ittobethe one thing needed. Before that could be obtained, he was infavorof the proposed pumping-works as a temporary expedient. The Chairman suggested that it would be quite as well to keep the idea of drainage in the back- ground. If they got the ship-canal they would get an important outlet for the commerce of the Northwest, and if it helped the sewage ques- tion any, well and good. Col Arthur urged that the one thing needful was to widen and deepen the canal. Dr. Rauch agreed with the Chairman that it was not ni to set the question of sew- age to the front, important as it was. The ship- canal was a loca! as well as a National measu: and in proportion asthe population increase: slong the Danks of the canal the more necessary did it become, The people below, even tothe Mississippi, WANTED MORE WATER, and there would be no trouble below from pol- lution of the water-supply, owing to the process of oxidation which wascontfnuully taking place. ‘The Bridgeport pumping-works, which he had recommended, and fur which the Council would in all probability apprupriute moner, would be a useiul temporary expedient, which should be followed in the end, both from a commercial and sanitary point of view, by a ship-canal. . Ald. Torcop felt that it was an important ‘question,—more so, perhaps, from a commercial than frum a sanitary puint of view. Chicago ‘was bound to become the great muoufacturing centre of the West and Northwest, and whut she reeded was the cheapest mode of trans- Dortation, which everybody was ready to admit was a water highway. Again, a ehip-canal would be important as’ a war measure. Not only Chicagu's manufactures, but the produce of the entire Northwest would largely seek a water outlet in a southwestern di- recuon. Illinois, it the next twenty-five years, wus likely to be oneof the most populous States in the Union, and it became her and Chicago tu look well to the future.) If they got the facilitiesthey needed, the populgtion would increase in a ratio not yet approached, great as it has been in the ast a Len ¥. Scammon alluded to the proposed ship- canal chiefly as an economical question, and said it would at once solve the trauspurtunon prob- Jem and crush out railroad monopoly. Gen. Beem believed ft was necessury for the ‘people of the State to first. pass upon the ques- tion of selling or leasing the canal to the Guv- ernment. That done, and an affirmative vote cast ou the propusition, the General Govern- ment would probably take charge of it and ap- propriate money to widen and deepen it. ‘The gislature would have to submit the QUESTION TO THE PEOPLE, and it might be wel! to circulate petitions call- ing upon that body at its next session to take such action. From a sanitary point of view there was no doubt that the ultimate remedy of the present difficulty was a ship-canul ‘Mr. Scammon seid the General Government bad set the precedent of siding the project, and he didn't want to see the matter postponed fur legisiative action. Gen. Beem wished it to be understood that he Was in no way opposed to the project, but he thought it advisable, from a legal point of view, to prucecd in the manner he had indicated. wl. Turnley said he didn’t believe the ship- eanul would oost over $12,000,000, and if it wasn’t Tale Chicago would in time become uninhabit- able. Judge Glover said the question was one which had to be met vary speedily. The present of- fensive condition of the water in the canal was almost unendurabie, and something of a ermancnt character should be dune to improve it, He had believed, and still believed, that the agricultural interests of the country required the enlargement of the canal,and he hoped to see the day when the Mississippi River buats would lic out here in the Chicago burbyr, and ply back and forth between bere und the Father of Waters. Ald. hi sopenetonin peterred tothe bts & its sanitary aspect, believ! e purmping-works to be a temporary’ expedient.and the ship-canal the ouly mean’ of permanent relief. Willard Woodard remarked that the principal alfliculty in the past had been the entire want of any cefinit pian of action in regard to the Project. He was in hopes that the Ottawa Con- vention would taboo speeches and go to work and present some detinit plan of what was wunted, and then move on Congress in asys~ tematic way. When this was done, he believed oe city and the State would accomplish their objects. ‘The Secretary, who had apparently consulted a city directory, nuiminated the following list of dclegates: Carter Harrison, George Armour, John Wentworth, James A. Kirk, UL. M. Singer, William Bross, Arnold, Malcolm McDonald, N.K Fairbank, Marshall W. Carter, CLM. How, J. T. Rawleigh, Willard Woodard, Benjamin E. Gallup, John W. Connett, W. F. Storey, N. B. Bond, Andrew Shiman, Peter Schuttler, Moses Wentworth, Charles M. Dumphy, Dr. J. H. Rauch, Peter Button, Gen. 0. L. Mann, G. Throop, W. P. Nixon, .N. Brainurd, V.F. Lawson, Jobn M. Dumphy, Ex-Goy. Beveridge, W. J. Hynes, Orrington Lunt, Thomas Hoyne, Joseph Medill, H. D. Colvin, B. W. Raymond, C. B. Bisir, C. M. Henderson, Samuel Nickerson, John B. Drake, LL. J. Gage, Potter Palmer, George Schueider, Judge Otis, Hermann Raster, LZ Leiter, Wash Hesing, C.-C. Wheelur, Jacob Rosenberg, N. Ludington, Albert Keep, ELA. Otis, Edson Keith, Jobn R Walsh, Marshall Field, Gen. Martin Beem, Wirt Dexter, Col, W, H. Thompson, Samuel Allerton, J. ¥. Scammon, D. W. Irwin, John Sherman, : D. K. Pearsons, W. F. Tucker, Enos Ayres, Daniel Jones, Julius Rosenthal, Gen. Du Chateline, W. C. Grant, J. Russell Jones, A. H. Kohn, Judge Moore, Murry Nelson, Henry Waller, E. Frankenthal, G. H. McCormick, Col.P.G.Turnley, KB. Stason, E. G. Keith, J. Beidier, J.C. Richberg, ‘Ald. Granni Ald. Clark, Perry H, Smith, Baie gn Bean I. very, . B. SicCagg, Gen. Ducat, A.B. Meeker, D.C Crieger, ‘Adolph Loeb, ¥. $. Chesbrough, Charles B. Brown, ¥. W. Clutehford, George M. Pullman, GocrgeO. Walker, A. J. Averill, Asa Dow, A. G. Goodrich, George Fn B Loewentiel, 3601 f. Rumsey, 5 well Franklin MacVeagh, James McKay, A.A. Sprague, Ald. Wickersham, J. Irving Pearce, A.J. Galloway, ALN. Waterman, Norman Williams, E. L. Janse Adolph Shoeninger, Monrose Heath, E. B. Talcott, i Eker EEN ont . C. Senn Cor S ‘William Stewart, e THE LAST WAS ADOPTED. The Chairman and Secretary were instructed to add anybody they chose. Gov. Bross, in addition to that, moved that the members of the City Council and the County Board be invited to atteud the Convention. Ald. Throop, speaking for the Aldermen, said it was hardly wise to do that, since the Council was working on the appropriation bill, and the members oughtn't to take the time for attend- ing conventions. ~ Never mind that,” sang out “Long John.” “They won't go any way.’ ‘The motion was adopted. Gov, Bross, Gen. Beem, J. ¥.Scammon, and Renj. E. Gallup were appointed a Committce on ‘Transportauion. They will publish the result of their labors in Tuesday's and Wednesday's Pufve meeting then adjourned. SMILES. Ten't it queer that contractors should be en- gaged to widen streets? A punster gave us an excuse for writing to a friend that it was ink-convenient tg call. Singers should be above climatic influences; it is easy for them to have a change of air. Parent (to dissolute son, who has been making calls)}—“' It's a shame you should. goonso. Bea d_keep sober, and you may make your Dissolute Son—“ Can (hic) do more’n that now: can write my name.” A shoemaker announces thathe is willing to ye woman not only ber rights, but her lefts also. Of course the ice-cart drivers are totally blind be Se eres of customers when they put their ice ou An old lady was recently overheard to ask her ieee bey how he dare steal the molasses sirup- jously. “The Court orders you to conclude,” said & Judge to a tedious lawyer. “ Very well, your Honor, then 1 conclude that the Court zhall listen tome.” A good sort of man was recently asked to sub- scribe fur a chandelier for the church. “Now,” said he, * what's the use of a chandelier? After you get it, you can't get any one to play on it.’ ‘An English writer thinks the American carly potatoes will come to an end ere long, for, as each new variety fs claimed to ripen about ten days earlier thun any other, the time between planting and digging will soon be used up. Dennis Kearney, at ‘Frisco, to “ John”—“ See bere, me Chinee ytbun, I'm wan of the Com- mittee of National Safety; and, bringing to mo moind the words of Geo! O' Washington and Dan’! O' Webster in regarrd to Furrin Intooince, ye must go. D'ye understand? Ye must go! -A well-known lawyer of this city, being per plexed over a point of law, called at the office of a brother-attorney to consult him upon it. ‘The latter remarked, with dignity, that he usually bad pay for his advice. “Then,” said lawyer No. 1, extending 30 cents, “ tell me all you know, and give me back the change.” A young American, who had been in Paris for a year studying medicine, was visited by bis father. Like a dutiful eon, he parades his pn- ternal conscientiously through the city, and points our its architectural lions. Finally they wit before a many-pillared building. ‘What is that lordly pile?” asks the old man. “I don’t know,” replies the youth; “but there js a ser- gent ‘de Ville.” They cross over, and put the question. ‘That, gentiemen,” says the official, “Ig the Medical School.” Brown’s Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice isthe most agreeable article for cleaning and whitening the teeth ever introduced. It has won its way upwards on its merits. _25 cenis. PERSONAL, - nner PERSONAL—A YOUNG, AMBITIOUS WIDOW ‘wonid like to meet with a lady or gentleman who will go West and start in some business. Heferences given and required. Address Di, Tribune ofice. ERSONAL—"L” HAS RETURNED FROM home, and would be pleased to see her old iriends, Address D0, Tribune oftice. ERSONAL—IF JAMES IIARGRAVE, OF RIPON, Yorkshire, will answer to this, he will hear some- thing to bis advange. W. HARGRAVE, 38 West Harrison-st, Western papers please copy. ERSONAL—I AM BACK AT THE OLD PEACE. Call soon, POPLAR TREE, ERSONAL—ETTA, CALL AND SEE ME MON- ‘day, or must I call? Must see you. NED. ERSONAL—FR'ENDS OF MRS. E. F. KUSER, or aay who need her services in sickness, inquire at 85 West Adams-st. ERSONAL — CORRESPONDENCE DESIRED with un exemplary Christian womun, and no oth- er, 25 to 35 years of age, with from #1000 to $00, b: 8 Rentieman of unexceptionable character an means. ‘Ubject, marriage, With a view to mutual operation in permunent Gospel and temperance work requiring capital. Highest references given and ra- quired. Address J, Tribune office. EBSONAL—A WIDOWER OF MEANS, WITH A residence on one of the principal avenues, would ‘oung Indy or ven. Itke to form the acquaintance of a widow, with a view 10 matrimony. References und required. Address B12, Tribune otfice. ERSONAL—WILL GENTLEMAN WITH LADY ‘occupying seats 16 und 77 orchestra circle at Mic Vicker's Friduy evening send his address to B 2, Tribune oftce, and greatly oblige? RGA’ A. money will seltan el grand square rose ood igi defect in case, be noticed; box for packing. = TLY MUST SACRIFICE FOR PRIVATE FAMILY SAciir f ERIN Fad rosewood piano, ‘used only a little, for $85; ereatest bargain in Chicazo;, miust be sold nk once; bux for shipping. Cail at 73g West Madison. #f a BANGAIN-VERY ELEGANT ROSH- Pred aA TS EY i ~averstrung bass, rich rose case, eae ae aces and Die. Will sell for sia. Fully Farranted. MARTIN'S, 26 and 207 State-st_ nt richly piano. only Ss, cost $0; wit es no, injury, and wi aE ing. Call neal Wast Aisdi= R-LOAD OF CAN A DRAFT, DRIVING, CAT prose Norges for sale at 26 West Twelfth: at. JOSEPH SHOHN. NCHTO BUY A FIRST-CLASS UPRIGHT CHANG Ae Ne better made (sol am ford), Witt A gell very Jow, as 1 have no further use for it. ¢ UPRIGHT PIANO, SLIGHTLY DAMAGED N Uease? Grill wali at B great reduction. 1 BIANCH, 213 State-st. N A changed for frst-cinss curpenter work. Inquire ‘at 198 State-rt. TONED NEW ORGAN, ONLY $0, ATO PRACHICALLY NEW 80 STEINWAY UP- A Hain Zor wale for si ensbe Address Be Pribune, GREAT BAKGAIN—€15 WILL BUY. AN Up- IRST-CLASS PIANO FOR SALE FOR LESS than half value; the best bargain ever offered. Can or address 8, Le West Jackson-st., Chicago, Til, rfect order. can be bought very low for cash; will Five time to a kood purty. Apply at xe Sedgwick 'P_ONE CHICRERING PIANO; floor, Rooms § and 10. GOR SALE — SPLENDID — DOUBLE-ACTION Evecings only. 46 8t. John's-piace. HAVE A FINE ORGAN MADE BY ONE OF the best known makers, that J will sell for #0; $10 Or GaN: MICH Cost si Six MONTHS ago, tsfor'sale cheup. Prico $5. C3, Tribune, [GSI SCHOOLS WILL FIND A RARE CiLANCH Tox Stute-st. Great sucrifice. cost $50 fourteen months ago, for &75., Address C2, Tribune office. ‘PIARG-ONNERS: OF CHICAGO CAN HAVE C4, Tribune office. ELEGANT PIANO OR ORGAN TO BE EX- iF East Indiana-st{ A tight piano; must be sold. 43 Twonty-fifth-st. ‘OR SALE—A FIRS1T-CLASS PIANO, ALL IN For, Sa 8 bargain if tuken atonce. 191 Wabash-av., third harp, cheap for cash; or will trade for piano. cash, balance easy payments. A Gi, Tribune office, in elegant Hallet & Davis grand piano at PRES- WILL SELL MY ELEGANT PIANO, WHICH their pianos tuned and interior cleaned for %, by sending pusial to GEORGE BLOOMFIELD, GH Madi son-st. Two thousand references; 15 years’ expericnce. GECOND-WAND PIANOS AND ORGANS EASY PAYMENTS W, W, KIMBALL'S, OORNER STATE AND ADAMS. [Sole agents forthe famous Deck- jer Bros.’ panos, which ara used by jall, the best ‘artists and pur- chased by every one desiring the very best piano made. 183 and 180 State-st. Sole agents sfor the popuiar Mathushek pianos, with the put- GrteBy s canp) ERSONAL—MURIEL G.: IN THE SAME BOAT; don't desert it, Address BS, Tribune office, . TIRE TERRITORY TAKEN; “cease ring.” By order of the Court. lent “Iineur bridge,” “equallzing and “bushed \tuning- pins.” ‘The most valuable im- prosements of the day. 155 and hw State-st, PERSONAI~A LADY FROM THE EAST. A ‘strancer in Chicago, and having no chance tw get acquainted, would like to meet with a kindbearted gentleman, Ovject, murriage. I hupe these few lines will meet the eye of a gentleman. Only those mean- ing busines¢. need answer. Will look for letters ull Thursday. Address ¥ $i, Tribune office. PPRSONAL-MIDULE-AGED AMERICAN GED teman wishes ty make the acquaintance of an American Ixdy 810 i years old, wo cun play and sing On plang preferred; only true ladles need an- swer. Address A 4, Tribune oftice. ERSONAL—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, not belng acquainted in Chicago, und desirous of settling down, wishes to form the ucquaintance of young lady ot'xood standing. Asa reully meant oer e asks Only such ty respond who are awure of the scriuusness of such an offer. Address Z 4, 'Cribune, EHSONAL — ANY ONE HAVING KNOWS Charles ML. Russell, late of Krusier's Mercanule Cottection Axency of Chicaco, during Ist77 and 15i8, Bill heur someting to their advantage by addressing V3S, Tribune office. ERSONAL-N. D: MEET ME TO-NIGHT OR ‘Tuesday. N- 2. it. it AL LOST AND FOUN: F THE YOUNG MAN THAT FOUND PLAN of house for 5. H. Grabata will return to 13 Fourt- ay. he will get {3 und no questions asked. OST-ON FiUIDAY EVENING, SOON AFTER 6 4 o'clock, on Madison-st, between the Recorder's office und the bridze, a roll Of unmounted photographs Of the obelisk. Any one tnding the same will rece! a liberal reward by rewurning them to 135 Dearbo: st, Hoom $5, or to Io West Adams.st. C. H. GO: BINGE, 05208 WABASH-AV- AND CLATRE-ST. CAKS, or on Randulpu-st,, jet medallion earring. se ward given. Gal Siehigan-av. OST—FRIDAY NIGHT, ON LAKE-ST., BE- teen lalsted and Curtis, 3 mink bos. Any oue Teturning the same ty Madame TERHUNS, 29 West Hubbaru-st., will be rewarded. LOgt HORSES? RATED FROM THE PREM ives of the uwner Thursday evening a litte gra innre, sadile ‘nnd bridie-on. Anyone Laving such pivase communicate to 28 West Randulph-st. —BETW ILLINOIS-ST. AND CORNER Rush and Superior, a lady's gold ‘brooch, caureo petting, Please return to 267 Iilinols-st, and receive reward. ‘ OsT—A_ LARGE SIZE “DARK COLORED morocco pocketbook, cuntaining papers of Hutle yalne except ty the owner. ‘The tinuer will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 91 Dearborn-st., Room 1. Lts4, BROWN LEATHER SATCHEL OS ‘Twenty-second-st, between Clark und Halsted, Or on Haisted, between ‘Twenty-secund and Four- teenth, Wednésday evening, March 10, containing pupers and ducuments of no value to any one but my- seit, A suliable reward will be given ats0l South OST—A BLACK AND TAN DOG—% REWARD ‘will be given to any one returning sume to G. He MARS, 171 Dearborn-st, No questions asked. An- awers to name of Hydie. ‘LOS! MARCH U-PLAIN GOLD PIN, BETWEEN nh, State, und Wabash-av. reward wi paid if left at 7 West Monroe-st. slicks GTHAYED-OR STOLEN-FRIDAY NiguT, A $3 horse and express wagon belonging to L BLLY, 10) Asunker-st. A liberaj reward will be given to anybody returning the same tw the owner. $5 KEWAKRD—-FOR THE RETURN OF A bundie containing one set of single buggy bar- ness. gue lup-robe, and one horse-biauket, to 119 South Water-st. Lost Mareh iu, between Western- ay. and Northwestern freight depot FOR SALE. '§ TO ORDER (UN- FOR SALzE-Six Gop suit Inundried) for 8%; six of the best, 1. No less than Bix w order at these prices. We booked tast week orders for over 10)dozen, and we ex] jouble week. ‘These prices Duly for this wonth, and we go It to kevp our ine. force employed during our dullest senson. 11 wil pay you to tnvest now and save at least 25 per ce: We do not expect to make any money at these “prices; but we want to Keep things moving: sett C2eHl Goods cheap, and it will pay you to call and ‘Our expenses are small, and we giv tom mie benett of a give our customers 6 Old Heliable, “LONE STAR” SHIRT COMPANY, 1G Dearborn-st, “Economy Block.” OR SALE— ¥F BULLDINGS TO MOVE. AG Fulwn. 4 West Thirteenth, ibs West Lake. GRIPFIN & DWIGHT, Washington and Histed-sts, rete, train tral ToN, Washington Heights, Hi. os Po! SALE A MARSH BEAUTICLIPR BALE Brice, or wili exchange for bicycle. P.-U. Box 3, south Evanston, il j0R SALE_YOUNG COW, COMING IN APRIL 1; cheap, Catumet-av. Ol SALE_PILE-DHIVENS LAND AND FLOAT: ing, scows, nt iredge. JABLES IRGAN, 15 Tribune Building. " saciid FO! SALE _DuUG STORE FINTORES, DRAW- rx shelves, cyunters, etc; also soda-water ap paratus and tumbier-washer: a Sheapfor cash, inquire ut 42 East Madiconse ne SMOOTH-PLANES janes, $130 and §115 es 2 Heidi ake-se peels ALB—CHEAP—10 SAMPLE TRUNKS, notion baskets, 189 Wabashrav. tind Row =a CHOICE NEW MILGH JERSE cow andecalf. G8 West TeenGueconioe i FOR SAE MESUELSHIP TICKET TO THE vm of ‘rude; ues Pt 325, Address B Gh Tribune office. ee ne POR SALE-A FINE LOT OF SALOON COUNT: description £ patent oil tanks at GORE ae iptiun, 2 pal of ks, m1 IN?S, Soe Mabdoiph-st., Hale Bullding, one-half bigce weet of Fitth-av. OR SALE—O8 TRADE—4 CASES OF FINE COs Petar bangs, Willsell chest iasnon GN Coe nal propery. -Addre: tor any pei LEN 7 RS, market, cheap for cash; or wit orbugsy, Evenings unly. 4b 33 Cm Tribune. le for St John’s-piace. Gr0Ry. &CAMP)Isv designs of the unrivaled ‘Estey.orekns now on exhibition, which are by far the most cle- Ennt eyer produced. 183 und 150 State-st. & CAMP Sell pianos and organs on easy in- staliments at prices lower than oun be“founid elsewhere. Ex- change, tune, repair, or rent. 188 jund 16 State-St. 10, ,RENT-CHICKERING, HALLET & DAYIS, and Schomocker piunos.” For sule—Chickering, Haines Bros. and ¥.C. Liehte planus (second hand). WILLIAM It. PROSSER, 215 Stute-st. : ‘SHAVE NOT GOV THE FINEST PIANO warerooms In the city, but we have the best planus in the world, so you do not have to pay for style When you buy the Baker patent upright pianos, at the New York Music Comany, 2) Stute-at. ‘W4NTEDITHE USE OF A PIANO FOr THE storaie; no ebildren: best care, best reference, and but little used. A 61, Tribune office. vé OCTAVE PIANO, CARVED LEGS, SERPEN- line and top moldings, $100. H. BIRANCH, 213 State-st. BLS BAA sez $10 MONTHLY WILL sUyY A. splendid toned, bran new rosewoud piano; pew uprishie and squares to rent cheap. ADAM gHAX , 148 Uilinois-st, between North Clark and La alle. ~~ IQHSES AND CABRIAG: BARGAIN SELDOM OFFERED-#50 CASH A wit bay thebesmran and fost troiting Lora ‘Tomine Dodd, sired by Almont, the ereat siro of trot ters, he by Alexander's Abdallah, ire of Gold- smith Muld; dam by Mambrino Chief. the sire of Lady Thorne, second dam by, Alexander's Pilot Jr. sire of John Murgun, Pirot ‘Temple, Tater, Lacke: etc. Toramy Dodd was raised on Fairawn stor farin, Kentucky; hu took first premium at Lexington State Fuir as the pmiest and. fastest S-vear-o1ds he was fouled May 1U, 18/8; was entored in 2:35 class last summer, when he trotted three heats in 2:2), 22884 und he is warranted to trot ail bis heats faside of and wurranted pertectly sound and kind; he is an excullent pole horse: he trotted a mils to the pule on Central Purk track in 2:51; he Is A square level trotter, needs no boots; he ts the handsyniest horse that goes the rand; be Is perfectly Fenvle, fears nothing: he can be driven by a lady; he wis Howing mune and tail, Une clean limbs, und good suund feet; he is 1534 hunds high, weighs 1ugpunds, is perfect in every Way; he must be sold this Week, a3 T leave the efty on business und must sell; he cost me $i Inst May. He can be seen at soy tine at privute burn, 1¢ Fourteenth-st, between Michigan and Indiana-ays. A LADY WILL SELL FOR ONE-THIRD VALUE, her beautiful and fnst-trotting horse Bay Prince; he is 6 years old, 13g hands high, rangy and stylish; is asquare, level trotter; fears nothing. He was ralsed oF Jharies Backman, Stony Ford, Orange County, N. VY. sired by ‘Edward Everett, son of itysdyk's him pletonian; first dam by Mambrino Chlef, sire of Lady Thora; second dum by Alexuuder's Pliok, Bay Prines ras entered in ZW claus at Goshen race track, where ‘an he gota record, trotting three beuts 1 rt he can thot all bis heate inside of 2:30, und war- ranted to show iL He bas been driven by present owner the past season, who is compelled to sell him on account of iil health, as she cannot ride, and will sell bim very low und give a week’s trial to parchuser, Hie cau be s¢en at any time at owner's residence, 470 Michigun-av. NY KIND OF A HORSE YOU WANT; A CAR- A load fromthe coustiy: also elty-scd aad aceite gunted, for ull purposes, froin SW to 1,400 pounds; threo: fine couch teams, two rangy coupe horses, one’ black pony, draft horses, and teams; several cheap ones; Bro top-buevies. one pole-burey, ono, light. wayon, one d-spring @xpress-wagon and harness. 84 West Madlyon-st, 1,a0-LU. 7-YEAR-OLD HORSE; 18 WITHOUT A A. anit; ised hauling eoniy a S-yoat-old, 10 Tb good driver and worker; two coal wagons ‘and_ ba: Ross: pring cush along: om selling out. COAL OFFICE, 207i Cottage Grove-nv. ATTENTION-LIVERY STOCK FOR SALE—% horses and mares, 2 open and top buggies, ver low forcash. 419 Blue islund-ay., corner West Fif- teentb-st., in saloon. Home ail A LOT OF @ HEAD OF HORSES FOR SALE AT 23 West Tweitth-st.; No.1 draft, driving, ex- ress, und business horses, all warranted; trial given fore you pay for them; also a few cheap ones, PAIR OF 7-YEAR-OLD BAY HORSES, WEIGH 2,1) pounds, #155: one pair of chenp farm horses, ‘80; ‘One puir of 5-year-old mares, kind {n all harness; Homo good single drivers. 2i8 ‘I'wetity-second-st, FIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND COUPELETTE forsale cheap; also 3 leather tandau, second- band. cheap: tive glass landaus, coupes, ‘poaetons, sidy bars, aid a very tine aseurimient of te ligat two- seated waxons, with and wi 185 wn Wabusn'ave Dia LINES, Agent. © A HORCED SaLB OF TWO LIGHT TOP AND 4A. two open delivery wogons, Are open and top bug- #ies, side und end spring; #5 tw $0; must be sold. 4115 West Lake-nt. Banat Wee SELL NY CROUND CORNER no for $160; hus extra moldings; 73s uctave; catalogue price, 8, Address Z 61, Tribune onice, BAkGalss CAN BE HAD IN A FIVE-GLASS Jauduy, but little used: also some Goud second hand cunpé rockaways and top buggies. C. B. BAL. Ss CO.,s0 Watnsneaye ((SRRIAGE HonSES—Kine LARGE BAY TEAC, Raia 2,50); flue black coach team, 1U bunds; and avery nice chesnnt team 15}{ hands, b years vld: fine duppie gray coupé horse, 1 Lunds, perfectly kind, city broke, 6 years old; fie G-sear-old gray, welent 1,20; several other nice singe driver; aiso, full Jine New and second-hand phaetons, top buzgies, ellipiic springs, side bars, and side springs, all at very rea- sonuble prices. BOSTON LIVERY AND SALES STABLE, Corner of indiana-av. and ‘I'wenty-second-st, EXCLUSIVELY FINE CARRIAGES “WE AVE in stock und finishing s large number of our cele- brated side spring business buguies. ‘The acknowi- edged standard for general excellence, these waxons have reached a larger sale than uny first-ciuss wagon everofered, und entirely from their merits. Fine pleasure wagons, phaetons, lundaulettes, coupelettes, Tockaways, te, etc, in large variety. Inspection respectiully invited, Several good second-hund car- riuges und busgcies, ‘little us rfect order, and very cheup, PENNOYER & C0. 3N to 56 Wabash-av. FO8, SALE-AWO CAR-LOADS OF | atLis, weighing from 1,W0 to 1,0; also 75 head of horses tall grades. THOMAS EVERS, Union Stock-Yards Sule Suuies. Oi (SALE TWOSERING | LEATHER TOR inetun in good condition, cheap for ae Mictligun-av. near Kignteentarst. <P Pes SALE—A TEAM OF DRAFT HORSES, double waggn, and harness, Apply at 3 West dacksun-Bt 70H SALE—GOOD TEAM OF WORKHORSES, jew truck, barness, and good con! or lumber wagon, Also, single driving mare, good for family horse and sufe fora lady to drive. Call at 6W Lake. POR SALE. CHEAP-OR EXGHANGE—A NEW Hrst-cluss plixelon. Call at 64 Pacliic-ay. FOE SALE 23 BUYS 4 Goob SOUND MARE, Le yand burness, Call or address D. 1 MCAU- LEY, 23 South Green-st. Fou SALE—a INE ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE reo nee Rae es Tales, also three Huck's car~ riuges. Must be sold to vance: 5 SHELL, in'tod ig Washington-at a Fok SALE HANDSOME PONY TEAM; GOOD travelers siugie and double, und goad under sud- die; also, double barnes und pole. 722 Luke-nl. FOR, SALE CHEAR-FINST-CLASS NEW TOP- Doggies of all kinds and onr own make; alsotwo- Seated dagsles and top deilvery wagons; painting and. repairing fitst-cinss und cheap, 715 Wabash. POPU KIMBALL, FIANOS NOW IN USE. 46.000 CE, 235 WEST MAD- over Carson & Pirie.) Music mnde easy. (ACADEMY MUSICAL SCIEN igon-st,( iew Method. Young or old mude good per- iano, Organ, or guitur in 20 lessons. No ‘erms casy. “MISSES GHEEK. FREE VOCAL CLASS FOK BEGINNERS WILL be commenced on ‘fuvsday evening, Murch 16, at the church, corner Sangamon aud West Adums-sts, Object stated at the class, ‘Teucher, Mr. WM. NICOL. A SOGNG LADY FROM THE BAST. Wirt THE Fe aepebest tet ona. pecires. a ior Pople tn tne ruction v1 e. 0. ‘Terms low. lire y E. GOODSELD, He indiana-av. — ATRENSCM EIGHT CLASSES IN FRENCIL for all grades. Terms, $i for twenty houra, A new cluss fur beyinners meots every Fridny at 7:00 p. mr, Address wy Dearvorn-st, PROE. L EDOUARD, er. SSAYING AND ALL BRANCHES OF CHEMIS- Genser ee an Ot SOE s' oul roished, W. H. CK, Professor of Chemistry, 150 State-st, IHICAGO MUSICAL SEMINARY, NO. 1% DEAR- born-st.. incorporated. Jur New Method.” Wo guarentes that in 20 lessons pupils will be able Lo per- form ‘on piano, Ongin. or xuitur what will require eure bythe old method. No“ charts.” Upen da und evening. Prof, J. U. MACDONALD, Principal ARMSTADT, GERMANY, Dit. KOERNER RE- celyes.a limited number of young rentiemen as Pounders who may either be taught privately or at~ the public schools. For prospectuses appl 3.8. CURIE Y, 172 Itundolpheste Chicago.) UPPlF 80 ARMSTADT, GERMANY, MRS. E. GIESAU 17 Kranichsteiner strasse, ‘receives young ladies who desire to tinish their education auroad. For prus- PeeMsee apply to J. 8. CUBBY, 17 Handolphest, DE ZONGS PANCING ACADEMY, AMERICAN Express Building. 16 Monroo-st—New pupils re- ceived to Muy 1. Fine waltzing uspecialty and gnar- anteed tn six private lessuns. For class or private in- struction call for particulars from 1 to Lo‘cluck. LOCUTION— SAMUEL KAYZER, \ ‘Teacher of elocution und dramatic art, Room 4, $3 Madison-st, (lerhey Music-Halb, Opposite MeVicker’s Thentre. HH, * DICKSON, Instruction private and in 5 class. Galversity of Chicago. New term a ELOUTIONIST. [at Lyon & Heuly's, 1m. dally. NSTRUCTIONS | GIVEN 1 egPAINTING Ot ily WELET-COlL tel, aU ec: cesun. Tuesdays and ThursdayeatiW Ashiand-wye * NSTRUCTION IN PASTEL PAINTING F D’Statrsteson at 1 thireythiedese SO Me mdtAREY PEARSON, PRACTICAL DRA- matle Instructor, baying concluded a most suc- cessful envaxement, bers icave to inform his pupils ‘shut he will resume teaching on Monduy, Blareh 15. Application for tme aod terms. “Wy South Clark-st., For Sales DRAPT AND DRIVING HORSES .-, Wid Mures, one muro in foal: prices from $3 to 25; une week's trial given. 19 Bine Island-ay. JFol SALE- Coupe. ROCKAWAYS, OVEN AND top buawies, side-bars, own make; also wires guod second-hand phuetons, squure box Lop bugyies, chea Atcarrlaze-fuctory 80 and M! Bast Tweltth-st, HENRY WILLETS. OR SALE—CHEAP-SECOND-HAND COAN & ‘Yenbrooek Concord open and one top buggy, alde springs, at 165 West Washington-st. MACHINE-SHOP AND FOUNDRY IN A thriving ‘city of 7,00) inhabitants in Staie of facilities for manufactur- ing plows. dericultural implements, aud farm-enines: with a good line of repair work for a machine-shop; willexchange for improved Chiengo property; to a od molder and machinist this isarare chance. C. . ENGLE, Room di Metropolitan Block. NY MAN WHO WAS $173 CASH CAN BUY A nico little stock of yoods, counter, shelving, Jamps, pas-tixtures. complete. Good store’ on Stste- St. neur Pafmer House, two Jarge show windows, plate ielassi rent only 23 per month. For informa? Hon cull at 12 South Sangamon-st. A ‘Minnesota; three railway: SINESS CHANCES. -AN ENERGETIC MAN, WILLING $2.50 ¥ £0 to another city, having the above awount, can hear ofan excellent business chance and make money. Address D 45, Tribune oulice. FENANCIA ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, £ ete, at one-half broxers’ rates. D. LAUNDER, Roomsoands, LY indolph-st. Established lot NY PARTIES DESIRING LOA: ON HOUSE- hotd furniture, pianos, etc. without removal, caa be accommodated by calling = 39 and 00 Reaper Block, at reasonable rates. MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR SALE 2X. that can clear #20 per week, og 1 nm unable to run it for want of enough capital. Twill elther sell or take partner. Capital required $1,00 to $1,300. Ad- dress 4 64, Wribune itive. FIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE FOR SALE— Have gotu large trade fora good man; nothing but cash will buy it Address B 4, Tribune office. A (OUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT ‘and tnancler, who has couple thousand dollars, wants an interest in some legitimate established business, Address ¥ 78, 'I'ribune Office. FINE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES; DOING Rood trade; location trst-class;; owner has other business tw attend to; take part trade; bargoln forcash. Address V4, l'ribune office. N INTE IN ONE OF THE BEST-PAVING manufueturing businesses in Chicago can be bud for cash and clear property. ¥ 100, Tribune office. A S000 EHOTOGRAPH BUSINESS 0 BI DIS- sedof For further particulars ay le ter td BRATTIWAITE & MAITIN, Neetu Whe. GAR si JETER ONE TALS OR WHOLE INTEREST OF a well-estublished and very protitable business foreale for from $1,400 to SUN. Personal interview required, Address 19, Tribune off OR SALE~$i30 WILL BUY ALL THE FURN tare and fixtures complete in four large 3-stury ifroom stone-front houses on Washington-st, west of Sangamon; the furniture is No. 1in every partic- ular, cost over $1.00; there are 8) boarders co with the furniture, and'all iirst-ciass people; over 80 per month net made out of the houses; retiring cause of sale. $2400 banking-house, safes vaults, and furniture all gomplete, doing fine business Jn nice rullruad town of 2,20 people in Wisconsin; no other bank there, und splendid farming country. 12 miles from Oshkost. if 8. BOYD. oom 7,179 Madison-st. ‘OR SALE—CHBAP_—WITH Olt WITHOUT MA- chinerr—A machine shop und foundry in opers- Yon. Ina Inrge duliding, und one of the best arranged for light and nir in the city; is well adapted forall kinds of business, and heated with exhaust steam, und focuted in the best partof the city. Possession can be given immediately. Address FOUNDRY, 1 East Erie-st., Chicuyo. 4 K SALE—A DENTIST'S OFFICE, FURNITURE, and practice (been lucated twelve years) for less than the cost of furniture. Reason for selling, too Touch mother-in-law, Address W. N. SHUTS, 318 West Madison-st. POE SALE-DROG STORE, CHEAP. REASON, owner sick, 83 Kast Chleaz0-ay. Olt SALE—THIS MONTH, A NICE HARDWARE store on Milwankee-av.; give a bid, JOHN H. OMLERKING, 1 Deurborn-st, Room 3. KR SALE~FIRST-CLASS MERCANTILE BUS1- ness; live tow! enutiful location; well-estab- lished cash trade; ‘gen ral xtock; £0000; building stone, x80, 2-siorles, and well-Iikbted basement; tin roof; insurance $j per cent; butternut counters;’ all necessury fixtures; will sell’ or rent building: goIng out of business; extraurdinary inducements to right man. Address Bux D, Galesville, Wis. POR EALE—CHEAP—CISCKERY, GLASSWARE, tloware, and bardwure, and store to rent, in good location. Z iW, ‘rribune office. Poe SAGETA , FIRST-CLASS" MILLINERY, cloak, and suit retuil house, doing a good. busi Bess; lucation the very best on West Mndison-st; would trade Wt for vacant or improved property on the North Side. on or eust of Dearborn-ay.; fixtures and stuck valued at %,0W; satistactory reasons for selling. Address Z 63, 'I'ribune ollice. ‘UR SALE—A FINE CORNER GROCERY, WITH saloon, on one of the best streets 3 oO business-hunters need answer. ‘Tribune otic. OR SALE—BARERY, CONFECTIONERY, CI- gars, and tubucco; good location fur groceries; must sell by the 15th. Las West Twelfth-st iOR SALE—GROCERY, DOING A STICTLY CASH is in good loculity; goods all staple. Ad- ‘ibune office, OR SALE—AT A LOW FIGURE, ON ACCOUNT of other business, the best lunch saloon in the city. 1463 West Madison-st, ‘OR SALE-SALOON AND CIGAR STORE, ON Accuunt Of death, at 57 East Kinzie-st, FOR, BALE-CLEAN STOCK OF DRY GOODS and notions cheap for cash, with or without tix- tures; amount, $0N. Addi 50, Tribune ofice. OR SALE—A THORSESHOEING AND WAG shop ata barguin, Good paying business snd good reasons. Addrass Z 18, Tribune office. OR SALE~FIRST-CLASS TEA AND GROCERY Store in best location on the West Side, doing = Rood paying cash business; sales last year, $7.00; prolis averaging 20 per cenit on sales: stock about 2.0 in tine shupe, well ussorted and considerably be- low present value; tixtures $60, Includes horse, wagon, andevery requirement for doing 3 first-class business. Do not answer unless you really want 3 good paying business and bave the cash to take it; the fullest investization is courted. B M4, Tribun POS SALE TLADISg | AND GENTS FIRST class dining-hall, with seventeen handsomely furnisued rooms. Splendid location, with lease. Ad- dress C if, T'ribune otfice. POR SALE—THM BEST NEWS-DEPOT, CIGAR, tobacov, toy, aud confectionery store inthe city. Come and see, it will pay you. iG? siue Istand-av. Olt SALE—GROCERY ON ONE OF Tis SOUTH Side avenues; compiete stock and fixtures. horse and wagon: dving good cash business; $1,000 required. Address B 67, Tribune ottice. (0 SALE-LARGE RESTAURANT DOING Rood ‘business: South Side; #00 down; balance ume. LR. KELLY, 414 Carroll-ay. HK SALE—GROCERY ON STATE-ST., DOING A splendid business; xood reason for selling. Ap- ply to G. A. KL Suite-st (OR SALE—A WELI-ESTABLISHED MANU- facturing business, consisting of stock, tools, atterns, horse, Wagon, etc. Or would associate my Easiness witha reliable party in stoves and_house- furnishing line, who wants to increuse trade and re- duce expenses.” Addrees B 55, Tribune oftice. ‘OL SALE—A YOUNG, WELI-BRED STALLION, or wii lexchange for trotter. Address D&, ‘trib une oftice. ‘OR SALE—CHEAP—50 TOP BUGGIES AND phuctons, 4 Tight wagons, 3 fine single horses, 2 heavy teams, and all kinds of harnesses, at 70 South Canal-st. ig Ut SALE—CARRIAGE, COUPE, BUGGIE, horses, und harness, all in good order; will be sold cheup’ priur to going to Europe. BB. CAHN, 24 Monroe-st IR SALE—PRINTING OFFICE; ONE OF THE best in the city; weil located, fully equipped with steam presses, und duing a good business; satisfnc- tory reasons for selling; a splendid opportunity for any one desiring to enenge in the business, or to ex- tend their present facilities; none but those having rendy capital ueed apply. Address for 6 days © li, ‘Tribune office. R SALE—~A GOOD STOCK. OF FANCY AND millinery goods at one-half original cost: eatab- lished 6 years. 13 North Clurk-st. POU SALE-SET OF DOUBLE HARNESS; PRICE, ‘SS cash; suitabse for bug or light’ carriage use. Apply at barn in rear of ES ‘Wavash-ay. FOR SALE—A FINE PAIR OF MARES, FIT FOR _catriuge Or coupe, well muteed, Hehe bay. weight 1,000 pounds each; aiso cheap mare ‘for $4. MEADE SBAUL, 816 West Lake-ng, OR SALE—A GROCERY AND SALOON ON West Side doing good cash business; Kood reason forselling. Inquire of LOUIS STERN & CO. of Mar- et-st ‘OR SALE — MANUFACTURING | BUSIN Pe Mendid openta for party with 85.00 to Sta0 capital, Addre: ibune office. ‘Olt SALE—A FEW AW SQUARE-BOX OPEN bugules, 4 omnibuses, second-hand top buggy. VOR SALE—FOR Sc1ALI, CAPITAL, A BUSINESS worth 00a year, Quick sales and large mar- jdns. Can be operated in this elty or any city in the DVANCES MADE IN SUMS TO SUIT ON FUR- - niture, pianos, elc.. without removal, at lowest Tates. % Deurborn-st, Room 11. a T COMMERCIAL NOTES, LOCAL SECURITIES bought aud sald Loans on reat estate nezotin~ ied. ISAAC GREENEBAEM § CO., 110 Fiith-av. NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND Abiancs without removal. Isl Randoiph-st, Room 4, NY AMOUNTS LOANED ON FORNITTRE, PI- Anos, and other collaterals without removal; legal interest. 14 Monroc-st, Room 1. PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN ON FURNI- ture, pianos, and other collaterals any amount, Mithout ‘removal, at reduced rates. Address B 2, ‘Tribune ofttce.. NY SUMS TO SUIT LOANED ON FURNITURE, pianos, etc., without-removal; also on other se- curitles. 15% ourbo jooms iv and (Abb StATE SAVINGS. FIDELITY, AND GER- jan bank-bouks bought at bizhest cash price. C. B.STYLES, WI Dearborn-st, near Post-Ordce. FEW SMALL LOANS, FROM €0 UPWARD, tnade oh xood collaterals. ‘Terms much less than. customary. Address B 5, Tribune office. NY SUM OF MONEY 70 LOAN ON FURNI- ture, pianos, etc., without removal, and other food securities; low rates, 12 Dearborn-st., Room 4, A MIDDLE-AGED MAN TRAILS ain abe. sick Heslies: to wale on an inv: rcouniry. eleren GHANERY, Agams House, 113 A® EXP) ICED COPYIS'r, Recorder's office. would like oxi home." Address BW, Tribune umiee inti. tase plitiihz race will ay ‘ubash-av.s formerly silsby “A SPECIAL NOTICE 10 LaAMES owe pees udded more machines to cur rusels, A go all Kinds of asess pleating at short notices Beet Pattern Rooms, est Mudison-st, ics HUNTERS” AND THE PUBLIC Reneral, piense take notice of the foliose dadat mhich no other shirt-housein the world has the fo ationipt: From Mareh 1 t0 Apel Lledo geo month) we will make to order cuod shina forges glued or pasted together, but well made, in seeg gio and of reliable zoods. "A better rade for fae the very best thabany house in the world Cg for "$10 each. “No loss than. six made Gr ase prices, but tt wilt vay you to tay ina stuck wnstteee ave the oppurtunity. ‘hese prices ure only Wet dullest month (March), and we duit to ead muense force of slirtinakers emplosed and te ate our busy season, ‘The increase in Gur busingss yor bly immense, and it will pay you to Juin our army: Bat euarantes in ever * The old ree nan peed hese “LONE ” SHIRT COMP. 1S Dearborarst. Henna ee ‘Pepwucs AND COCKROACHES EXTERGC Exterminaiors est nated. by contract (warranted). forsale. Call oraddress A. OAKLEY, iting OPYING ,PAD-IT EQUALS ANY oP TH F a POCA! a arapbs.” oF pad , coples of lelters, circalary fecal documents sion etc. can be obtained: why'pay 2W por ennt to seats nd mmanpfacturers for an article you can make Self? Accurate directions went to a1 ri cents, Address ¥ ay Tribune office. > MTdTes$ for A SPECIAL SUM OF $50 TO LOAN AS A whole or divided, on city real estate security. THOMAS £ BUAGG, 13? La Salle-st. SH Paip FOR OLD GOLD AND SILVER— Money to loan on wate! isinonds. and valua~ bics or every description, at GOLDSMID’S Loan sand Buillon nice (licensed), 9 ast Madison-se Estab- Ushed 1335, WICAGO ENTERPRISE GOLD AND SILVER ‘Mining Company, of San Juun, offer Treasury siock at $2.50 per sbare, full paid, and non-nssessables par vaine, £5, For particulars, apply to E. 8. HUNT, Secretary, Il Dearburn-st. TASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT LIVE INSUR- ‘ance policies, D. W. SUTUERLAND, sb Clazk-st, Fh, 8,HUNT STOCK AND NOTE BROKER, 110 « Dearborn-st. Member Chicago Mining Board. Broken bunk cluiois bought. Money to loan. POE SALE BiG Gia. Colorado, vers cheap. A Tribune uff OR A $1,700 NOTE, § PER CENT, yeurs. on inside renl estate, and water first-class. Address BW, Tribune office. YUNNISON MINING COUNTRY—ANY PERSON huving from $3,000 to $100 fn cash con havea 00d chance to invest in some very good mines in the Gunrison country. Address A ¥2, Tribune office. PGES Fuicd PAID FOR STATE SAVINGS and Fidelity Hank books, and Scandinavian Na~ Honal Bank certicutes. IRA HOLMES, General Broker, 8 Washington-st. | E LA BANTA COLORS Wait, EYED Deesieias aus arent aie all discolorst all, alscolor pimples, ry Tiger Lily, "3 FLUROPE AND THE HOLY LANb—nO—tHR best excursions ever pl: d. Send. E. TOURED, Musician, Boston. °* Pampblen, FFOR ADOPTION—A ROY Baby, nn and has been fed on milk from bottle Address ¥ 4, ‘Tribune. pia ][IGHEST CASH PRICES Pap FOR OLD NEWS: pupers, pamphlets, blank books, school to waste paper of ait kinds: iron, and betes. und mei, 1 for in all parts of the cits, atd. E, bape THSONE'S, rear iM Lo ear Adan WISH TO ARRAS ‘iA SUCCESS law tirm of good standing to carry ee through the upper courts, und with hom Tan ccs, plots my luw studies, Address D1), Tribune omen 183 LIZZIE FARQULARSON. DESIGNER AND MSihict in water eotorsand in the noe eee droidery in oll-painting on velvet, silk, other fabrics, kas removed hor studio from 37 Were Bladison-st, to Gil West Washingion-st, where ores many bo taken in all fine art decoratio palhted costumes, kid gloves, fans, cic.” SOOM J AUNDRY WaNrep—wilt PAY CASH FOR Sume. “Address, with price and location, C6, Tribe une oftice. V LIFE POLICIES; SAMF BOUGHT. HOLMES & BRO..e6 Washington. WI ONY ON HAND 10 LOAN AT 7 PER CENT Me oreity teat estate und strait coumnlasion- J. H- SUF EB, uper Biuck. ONEY 10 LOAN IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS at the Real Estate and Loan Agency of STREET & CO., 101 Washington-st ONEY TO LOAN ON FORNITURE WITH- out removal, machinery, und other good col- laterals, J.J. OWEN, 61 1u Salle-st, Koom 2 ONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROPERTY Mi ondimpcoven hy real estate: EDGAR LSAT NE, ‘97 Clark-st., Koom 6) A] ONEX TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENT IN SUMS Mow euit on teal estate.” 3G. BALDWIN & CO. 73 Dearburn-st., Ruom] . GONEY TO LOAN ON BURNITURE, PIANO: Moser without tomoval. dee eG BARRY a West Monroe-st. ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS YO SUIT ON Iai- proved city propetty ot lowest current rates. JAMES M. GAMBLE, Ruom 5, 40 Dearborn-st. DEAL-ESTATE LOANS, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT RY iwest res. (E> BESUTEY? Be aaaie sun-st, (0 LOAN—AT 6 AND 6g PER CENT, UPON FIRST- T° cites business wad residence property. LYMAN E JACKSON, Portiand Block. Y ADIES WISHING TO GET DRESSES LARiin nestness aad Gispaich shows Mend Onkley-av. QUIET HOME FOR LADIES DURING Contig. tent, in ductor’s family. Diseases peculiar to the sex auilifulty treated. Examination and consultation free. Stricly privace and cuntidential. Hox a Cae gago, Initial letters will nov be delivered at Posie ce. RENT-ROLLS AND REAL-FSTATE BOOKSAND iudexes prepared and opened by JAY a VIDSUN, conveyuncer, 1 Li waliensts Das TPE MAXWELL SPEAKING-1ELEPHONE CO; SPEAKING-1T No. 7 Steurepolitan Hiock, Chiengo, are now renay to put up lines fur any distanve less than three mulc give estimates fur cust of senre, und guarantes ‘sails? faction. Correspondence solicited. iPHE BEST FILTERS, AND THE CHEAPEST, at? South Clark-st. Male and fe:mule agen wanted. ‘ANTED—A GOOD DROP-PRESS. STATE SID und where {tean be seen. Address Z 38, Tribe une office. . Yr ANTED-A TWO-STORY FRAME TIOUSE TD ioe, near North Halsted and Centre-sts., Nor. Side. ¥ 34, ‘Tribune oftice. VVANTED A LIVERY TN A GROWING AND flourishing town worth from $2.WW to 2,0 cash; will buy une worth more, if will take Western land in partpayment. 1W0 Loumis-st, Chicago. W. |AN—8500.ON GOOD REAL-ESTATE SECU- rity. A.D. EDDY, Room , 13g Washington-st ON CITY REAL ESTATE, SEVERAL sums Of $1,500 and upwards at lowrates. THOMAS & BRAGG, 1d La Sulle-si, PIE READY PAY GOLD AND SILVER MINING Company now offers its first {nstallment of work- Ing cupital for 50 cents u share. WM. L. LEE, Presi- dent. bP. READ, Searetary, 177 Madison-st, ituoms 10 LOANMIONEY TN BANE ON HEAL ESTATE security atlow rates. B.W. BRLDGE, Room 15 ‘Tribune Building. “WANTED _A DRUG STORE IN GOOD TOCATION inthe city. Ingaire of H. L. HAMMOND, La Salle-et. W Atae FILTERS—OUR FILTERS MARE THB foulest water pure and sweet. Several sizes, SEAVEY BROS., 1i1 Randolph-st, STED—A BOARD OF TRADE MEMBER- shij ing at SQ ANTED—7'WO FinST-CLASS (THI FOUR, or five ight) parior chandeliers. Address Af, ‘Tribune ofice. WANTED A FINE, STOCK OF GROCERIES and Sxtures in Chicaco for cash and clear su= Durban property. Address A Mf, Tribune off 7 ASHING AND IRUNLYG 75 CENTS A DOZEN, and work first-class. Good. Samaritan Society, East tandoiph-st. ‘ANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH A GOOD breech-loading wun. Must be cheap and in coud order. Address, wiring full descripdon, maker's name, and price, Z &, Tribune oftice. ANTED—TINNERS AND GALVANIZED IROS cornice-makers and the trade in general to a tend @ grand muss-meeting to be be held at No. o6 West Lake-st. Thursday ovening, March 13, at 8 p.m, By order of the Union Loramittee, ANTED—DENTIST TO OCCUPY FURNISHED ‘ofce. Goud location, low rent. C3i, Tribanc. ‘ANTED—OFFICES AND STORES TO FIT UP WV by ELILL, 260 Wabash-av. ‘ANVED—a PARTY TO RENT HALF OF A second or third floor, centraily located on State= bt. or Wabash-av., or will rent half of a tioor if suite able for light manufacturing. D76, ‘Iribune oftce. ANTED—A STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES for a country town; will pay part cash and ual- anceontime. Address L, & Micawan-uv.,or P.O. Box 15, Dundee, 11, ANTED—A SUCKING PUPPY AT to WEST et artiadison-st, tn drug-sture. A liberal price wil e paid. WAXTED Shi FOR § TEARS ON IMPROVED city property, well rented, and valued at con- iderably more than double this amount. Address B ‘Tribune ollie. + We ANEED= 300 ON PROPERTY WORTH MORE iban double the amount, at 8 percent, Prefer todeal with, principals. No percent Address Z Gi, Tribune office. ANTED—TO LOAN—8200 UPON ONE OF the most valuable residences in the choicest operty abundant security: pariy will bo entirely satisfactory, Address A 8, ‘Tribune office. WVASTED 80 FOR THREE MONTHS; WiLL ive first-class chattel security and 2 par cent 3 month, Address B 31, 'ribune office. WASTED S SECURED BY REAL ESTATE ‘Worth 430; will pay7 per cent, Addross D4, ‘Tribune office. WANizD—10 BORROWS) FOR, ¢ MONTHS ‘at lUper cent; secured note for $3,000 given as security. Address D 27, Tribune office. WW 4N2E0-8100 FOR THREE YEARS 7 PER sebe Sent on cutiare and lot worth $20, For salo, three notes, $173, r cent secured on im- ruved real estute; urst Hens GHIFEIN & DWIGHT, Washington and Halsted-scs. 3 WAdtf031) FoR THREE O8 FIVE YEARS at Tver centon improved inside real estate; improvements worth donole the amount; no commis- slons. Address D 74, Tribune office. G EER CeNT-WH WAVE A SPECIAL SUM OF Si.00) to loan on chuice city property até per cent. TURNER & BOND, 102 Washington-st. PER CEN'T—MONEY 10 LOAN ON CITY PROP- erty and Improved farms in sums to suit. W. M. WILLSEN, 13) bn Salle-st, Room 4. PER CENT-£0(@ TO LOAN IN AMOUNTS TO suit on city Seen, PETERSON & BAY, 163 Randolph-st, BT. OOO & 22, 20, LOAN AT SPER CENT. $1. ‘No commissions. Must have Al securi- ty. Address B 2, Tribune office. ED OOO FO.LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY AT 5 T percent; no commission. E.GHACE, southeast corner Clark abd Jucksun-3:5. LOAN ON IMPROVED Cit¥ $2,000 Fe 12S, 0n RUBTED Sar : Pou sace=a coon Woxp WAGON SADE Hy | State Catt nd exams. ¢ stunday. 108 Ln Salle-st, Son.’ Principals only. Hoot 13, No.sot Dearborn-st. By ts ; | TOR SALE-STOCK STAPLE GROCERIES ATA | G= TOLOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON IM- eee He Browa., “Inquire: as: sit. South Hal: discount, Address C Ii, Tribune office. 2 OOO “proved cus property. Cast in hand. G DRE SATE ON SAD SPLENDID | PAN'SCLLAACK, Room 4, BiWeartorn-st FOR, SAVETONE BAY PONY, SOUND AND kind, will drive well; ulso a Lwo-seated, side-spring, buxey. single harness, und ‘squore-box LO will buy the lot. Can be weep by uddress- Bux, Austia, 1 POR SALE-ONE FIRST-CLASS ROAD HORSE, top buggy and barness, and a good business horse. Don't come Sunday. 3) West Lake-st. T WAYS | BEGEIVED "FOURTEEN HORSES Which 1 will sell cheap for cash, 417 South Jetter- son-s 380 WANT TO SAVE MONEY CALL AT West Indiuna-st. nnd buy the best plano, Baker patent upright, used only four munths. PEC + AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE, Nos. 1% und 19 Washington-st, Carriages, buggies, phactons, grocery and express wagons, road ‘Wagons, a large stock of harnesses, horses of ull grades, We invite you to call und see us before buying elsewhere, z=d suye 20 per cont. Auction every Friday at IU o'clock a, m. UMPSEAT BUGGY FOR SALE. OR WiLL trade for puneton, Inquire of Cashier, C. & N. W. office, North State-st, *[0 EXCHANGE STYLISH TOP BUGGY, FULL rubber trimmed, single harness, with robe, bian- kets, whip, etc., for good pair farm’ horwes. Call to- day or Wednesday at 1 Twenty-seeond-st, "PO RENT—A NEW LIVERY BAHN, EAST OF A and newr Union Vark. Call on A. J. STONE, West Rundolph-t, from 7t0 9a. mn, 2103, 5 to 8 p.m. WWANTED—A GOOD FARM-WAGOS, A DOUBLE bnrness, a xood express-wagun and harness, or a x00d pur of work horses in exchange for troes; can furnish auything iu the line of fruit shade, oF Orn Mental trees. Address D. 8. DUNNING & SONS. Jefferson, Lit. Noruh ba valle-si, ee WHR POWs. W_4NED—HORSE, HARNESS, AND BUGGYIN excbunge for a tine ow acres lowa iund; give Laryain for a good rig; you can write to furmers neur; title perfect “W. BL YIALD, 15 South Clinton-st, WASTED-2Wo ICE-WAGONS: MUST BE IN ood Order, cheap for cash. Address Z 8, ‘Trib- une office. VWWANtEp—A Goo BECOS on; also, a sound hors cast. “Cull at Us West Indianu-st. i “WVARSTED—A GOOD, LIGHT, PLATFORM TRUCK Spring wagon, either hew of secund-bund. ‘the Woltinger Organ Co., corner ftundolpl and Ann-sis. WANSTED—A SPAN OF uuSES; BAY OR iiack, young, sound and kind; ‘gued speeds wreteh Luys to 1,100; mus: be drst-ciass tn every pur- teula.” Addréss A ts, Tribuno ottice. Concord CTOs PER, 241 -HEAND GROCERY ust be cheap fur PROF. ES, METCALES SCHOOL OF VOCAL culture and elocution, Pike Building, Paimer House. “Take elevacor on Monoege se ROK. T. EDOUARD TEACHES TWO aay narapen,(beetiers und ndvanced) ay afiermoon, ut Airs. Si Academy, @ Langley-a¥- a TPELEGRAPHY $3 PER MONTH, DAY AND evening, with use of instruments. 3} South Green, ANTED—A LADY, WITH HIGH CULTURE and refinement, who unders:ands music, not ouge years of age, as instructor und governess: na Tome? once." iy. ire: w references, 132, BQ AMONTH EACH—PIANO AND VOCAL i lessons by competent lady teachers, Plans for Poretice. Ruor !, Farwell Tin East Madison-st, ERBY, Monday morning, 830 to 9 o'clock, On prem: | >= SE WING MLACHINES, ses, Frou SALE A NeW SINGER SEWING MACHINE draw ers, S, Taonies: Calg Be GPRIAL Gener, cover, and acaonmenis COMPLETE STUREMGUSE SPECIALLY For | Jf0 SALE—G ¥ SINGER, WITH COVER \ furniture, household gouds, and light \- and all attachments, $19, warranted; 0 re dine, AU to SN Mandolph-st. Perfect safewre lorena: | & Baker, in perfect order. Call ayo We indisone rates. A KIRE-PROOF WAREROUSE FOR STORAGE fA Suteiy arias ene ae a ae in the city. 45 to Nort Morgan-an eons IDELITY STORAGE CO. NOS. ND SE, Be Bose se sn uaa SANDAL relinbie; increased facilities for storage uf iurniture: and merchandise; advances made; safety vaults; for- niture of residences purchased for cash. at THOMPSO) Sst South Hancaee = HS JEM, WHEELER & WILSUN NO. 8 AND TWO GA Wilcox & Gibbs, Singers, ete. ct Onice, 20 East Cheakonars BUNCE COCE 9 WHEELER & WIL: 5 Ai two American; nev, i v chesp. Loan Uttice, 125 Clark-st, loom 2 TORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BUGGIES, BTC: cheapest and best in city. Ad . 5. Gy 2 U. PARBY, 1g) Weal Monronces, St OW FACES. 3 RHEELER & WILSONS NO.5 AND? AMER: rt i » ee, Bs BLO pew machines cheap. 1% UGGY POLE; AL: le harness. A 7ANTSVWE WANT TO BUY 90 TIORSES Wain tmrerot aia. SO suteneb te is and 18 Washington-st. D-AY J. MITCHELL'S, 16 AND, 18 shitigton-s—Second-hund bugsies aud phae- tons. extensiGn-top carriages, second-hand harnesses, Erucery und delivery wagons. Cush advances on all In our line. P WILL BUY AS FINE A TEAM OF ZOO We mee AS etna upriver me M-Ereys, 6 and 7 years vid, chunky built, Welsh 2.4 pounds, ‘ura goud pullers, sinkte or double, aud warranted sound and kind. Also a xuod lighining-rod on und duubie harness. Would sell eeparate, und riven week's trigl “resent owner hus used them the past Season 4nd can warrant them rvliable in every “uy, Can be seen and tied at any time at barn, 32 Mlchizan-av. NST market; rent #10 per month; doing good business. Price 880, ‘Address 6 2%, ‘ribune office. POR SALE- RESTAURANT, NINE MILES FRO Chicago; 4Uresuiar boarders, and from 10 to 15 irunsients; a good business for 4 live man, Address 2G, Tribune office. : ‘OR SALE-THE FINEST STOCK OF GOODs, the largestund most rapidly-growing trade, with juw rental of the handsomest store in Cuok County,— outside of Chicaxo: no trade; terms easy if well se- cured. J, C, MAGILL, $3 Washington-st. OR SALE—~AT A BANGAIN-MANUPACTUR- ing jewelry shop, with fuil line of machinery and Steam power, “Desire to svll immediately to go West. Address A 1, Tribune ottice. 15.000 28% S323, GOR B00, 51000, OF 5 any sum desired, to loan’ upon goud ty proverty {improved preferredjat the lowest rates. CQ PEKRY, Koom 7,96 La Saile-st. 290, QOU rocoan, At PER CENT, ON 3 0 improved: farms In. Iilinois, Lower rites onclty improved. STANLEY & DICKINSON, und 101 Wushiugton-st. SR () WANTED TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $25,000 “adss'und ‘upwants on conteal isu roved business Bray aperty In Omana at 8 to per cent. EA. SAALFELD, 05 Metropolitan Block. $40.000 TOLOANIN SUss 70 Sort ON improved elty property at current mites, TURNER & BOND, 108 Wasoington-0t- {OR SALE—FIXTURES AND STOCK OF MIT. nery slure, together or separate, cheap. Addr 4%, Tribune ole r SALE-~A KE) BLICAN NEWSPAPER, OF- ticia) organ of the district; u barguin. Address A. 1y, Tribune onice. pOk SALE~—OR RENT—SHOP, PLUMBING AND wag ining. stock, tools, and fixtures; a rare eianee for starting business on mudernte terms. Apply ats! West Randolph-st ‘Oh SALE—FLOUR AND FEED STORE ON West Side, doing good business; reason for sell- tog. Address ZS1, Tribune o1 ct OR SALE~A THRIEE-CAN MILK ROUTE, TO- ether with ten cows, horse, Wacun, cans, sheds, ete., situnted convenient to West Side: cheap rent for good house, und free range for stock; business can be extended by addins more cows; satisfactory reasons given for reling, Address Z 8, ‘Trib ne. yor SALE— BRICK HOTEL, FUR: Foughout in irst-cluse stu; ov making money fast; in elty 0) ants; owner engaged 10 Gther business, WIN sell for ©0000; worth Si,00. ILAIR, Htoom 18, & Dearborn-st. SOK SALE-A FURNITURE FACTORY, IN- ¥ cluding building, enucine, voller. muchinery, stock. horse, wagon, ete.; well located; terins cash nnd secured paper. "Cail or address Ac LL MANNLS Room % Major Block, Chica, 10. 7 OR SALE—ONE OF. 1E FINEST GROCERY stores on the West Side; splendid chance for two. Young men; cheap. Vi, Tribune office. PO SALA WELL HSEABLISHED, PROFTTA: ble busluess in Grand Rapids, Mir millinery and he best location id the best busi- soid before April 5 uta barenin; the ‘and. furniture, orelther branch of the niture; best of reusuns for selling, ve Co. or U. 1 Kelth: & Co. Chie Janey ary 00d: ness in thé cit entire sto “ROCERY STOKE F J because of sickness. 41 Arno. 1 HALF INTEREST IN MY MANU- facturing business: will pay $000 a yeur; capital Fequired, 300. A Ss, ‘Tribune oftice, PO PHYSIGIANS—A PHYSICIAN, WITH A Hood practice in the best suburb to Chicago, owing: to Impaired health, wishes to sell huusehuid goods und rent or sell house to.1 god physlen. For pur- teulazs inquire of ‘fT. W. BROPHY, M.D., corner Madison anu Siste-sts.. Chicago. $Y BUILDER, GOOD MAN WITH Trom5,0w w $19.44 fy join bim in ihe buliding business, Address 8%, Tribune office. Wy ALISN WITT $000 TO sass security; WASTEDIYOUNG SAN WHO Tas ExT Cneg in rowll diy goods:Norsezian or Danish ferred. that has $1.00 to 72000 and ‘willing to invest and iakes manazing- interest, on-one of the best avenues in the city: must have A 1 references; no other need apply. Addreas V 6, Tribune ottice. TANTED- PARTY WITH $400) TO INVEST IN $300. 000 O LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, 6, 4 i. t.und § per cent, on farms and city Feul estate. MCDONALD & BLAU ROU! br ritul OFFICE FURNITURE. PARTNERS WANTED. PARINER WANTED “WITH FKOM :000 10 sO; advertiser will put in same amount: business ey= tablished; bizhest reference iven and required. Ads adress ¥ vi, ‘Tribune ofice. ARINER WANTED-SILENT—TO INTRODUCE an Amsterdam Bitters quite equal to Bohnekamp, absye sample. H. BOs! oo Ciybuurn-av. ARTNER WANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED GEN- tleman with some meuns, a compeient business inan, wishes to enter in parlnership with 2 respecrable real estate and renting scent; speaks and writes Gere man and Engltsh. Highest city references, Address ZS, Tribune ualce. ARTNEM WANTED—A LIVE YOUNG MAN with U0; another with $1.59), in a licht mands facturing business. Address A 8. Tribune office, ARTNER WANTED—WITH 00 Of MORE for established business: the iiest In Chicugo. eferences given. No. 514outh Morgan-st, cottas ARTNER WANTED—WIT' class manufacturing busin ry N \THD—IN AN ESTARLISUED He liquor house, with capital to increase the business. Good reference given and required. Address Z i, Tribune office. ARTNER WANTED— WITH MEANS FOR ‘safe, lucrative wholesale business. Interview solicited. Address B is, Tribune office. ARTNER WANTED—A PRACTICAL TINNER, with £34 16 $3,000, to Join mo with like amouné to open up the hardware vasiness in a Western torn. Address bs 48, ‘I'ribune oftice. ARTNER WAN'TED-OF GOOD BUSINESS CA pacity, with €1,00 to $1700 capital. in an old-es tablished business puying $000 prottsa yeur. Address 2:8, Tribune oftice. ARTNER WANTED—AS DRESSMAKER AT 19 Ez in basement. Eust Ohio. ARGAIN-LARGE GLASS SHOWCASE, UP- right, with iron stand, suitable for inside or out- side, only'$3. MARTIN'S, 29 and 257 State-st. OR SALB_AN ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT rivato oftice, plate glass, two doors, 12x5}4 feet and? feet high, Will be sold cheap. Apply av il and Ub Wabash-avy, F'OR SALE~A CHOICE LOT OF SECOND-HAND safes of all sizes and standard makes, with com- bination locks; must be sold tv make room for new stock to arrive. Call at 31 Dearborn-st. ‘WW AXIED—A STORE-SAVE: MUST RE CHEAP. Address A 43, Tribune office. WANTED, CXLINDEN DESK OR OTHER aide desk for casn, or would exchane Or sell a double sitting desk. aboutd feet long. Addr > i le Patent Attorneys, Lu Suite-st., Chicazo, Ul. ATENTS BOUGHT AND OBTAINED; MONEY furnished to take out and openite pacents Chl cago Patent Company, 125 Clark-at., toot 2. R SALE — A“MASELHY WATCHMAKERS lathe,” hnrd, No. 2 head, with fine asgortment of chucks bargain. A di, Tribune office. VOR SALE—ALI. STYLES OF WOOD AND WIRB bird cages. The trade supmied at juwest prices. Li Michizan-st., between Clark and La Salle-sts, ‘OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—A LUT OF JAPAN- ese goud: Cheap. ELA ‘Also want bookkeeper's desk DAA FIRS B Si, Tribune o 2 ‘LASS OFFICE-DESK. AD- dress J EE, 15 Wabash-av. anv DIAMONDS, WATCHES, 50. LAMONDS APPRAISED AT 1 PER CEN’ monds set hundson. ely and properly by A. DERBACK. diamond jewelry man turer, OR SAL E-—FINE. GOLD AND SILVER Watches, both key and stem-winders; an assurted stock of clocks and icy; will setlone or allata baryain. Address fribune office. PGE SALE-PAIR DIAMOND EAR-RINGS AND diamond ring: perfect xems, and will give any party a dix bargain as Lam ob:iged to dispose of them Im- mediutely. C15, 'Eribune office. FOR SAL! 8 am going to leave the Will give agreat bargain, UD J Bate two Watches Tua: wilt sell for SS eavh. Addre: AU- Madi- TRADE MEMBERSHIP. =f h bid, A6y ‘Iribune. PORSALE—CHEAP—FrEsit MILCH COWS, OR change for dry ones. Address CORNELIUS PFE SALE—A BUARDOF Dues ail pelt. Addre: CLAIBVOYAN' At ne WABASH-AV the East, can be consul celebrated Bustness Bre, through the hair, is cuzesiy in every city she visits; she renioves erll intinences and family estrangements; unites the separated. causes speedy murriuzes; Iucates lust and stolen prup~ erty, also minerals; brine. racers to the unsuccess- fal. and tells when to muke pruntabie investments: eeate uny disense of the systen:; {s also a palimetrists can reud life from cradle to grave: advertises potaing but wuat she cun do. veevda where all uthest Tall. Fee, de to $1. Cor tion by mall om receipt of $1, luck of hair, an bi I HAVE A GENTS FINE STEM-WINDING GOLD Bw. Cas BRITER PLA NOT BE FOUND IN TH 2) City of Chicago than at RN state-st. where lacie uad gentiewien cun seli their cast-off elothingcatpes cte., fora big price: We must have them, as Ouresies each prices, kddress Mite ne MES ACB Re RE Had cash prices. or ANDREWS. Eu A S900 PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR CAST-OFF clothing at GELDENWS, 6s sinc inati promptly attended wo. bstablished ise OF A LL. CASH PAID VOR LADIES’ AND GENTL_E- iA men’s cast-om clohing, ag. Ui Oraddresy E- HERSCHEL: Si Staves wTe Call NG, 4g SOUTH STATE-ST,, PAYS DE R + the bichest cash prices for indies and gonis Bo 5 BUYS CARRIAGE AND WAGOS- 53.500 mop ol ee Att areszor wil | WS mining and miiling business, with practical | ¢2st-omf clothing. Ses, $5 to $5; conta and Vests, luke buriner: sickness cause of selling. Address 8 | nusn why dos part of machinery. No sivck company | to $i; pants, $1 to &, Address or call at the above 13, Tribune office. convern. A 54 ‘tribune offce. number. =—S Wr ANDREWS, Sie STATE-ST—1 WILL PAY A ____ BUILDING MATERYAL. Cc HICAGU BRICK—WE HAVE FOR SALE FoR immediate delivery ut the lowest market price a qpantity of our large, hard-burned Chicago brick, these brick, on account of theiy superior size and quality, are “cheaper by from $1 to #2 per M. thun country brick. HAVT & ALSIP, 210 La Salle-at. ‘OF SALE—O100 GOOD, HARD, COMMON RED ‘uriok, un aide track, or will doilver, Uy wagons to any var: of the eisy {0 jonuble price. ‘T. & J. D. ULL, 90a Salles i ANTED-Hw—A LIVE SAN OR WOMAN b'the above amount can secure a balf intel estinm legitimate business. Relerence required: No real estute, butcueh. Address Y¥ #2, ‘Trbune ofi WASTED SA IAN TO MANOR ACTURE 4 NEW patent self-cleansing titer and faucet, witch can be piaced in the trade at the seme price as other faucets; an extensive und remunenstive business can be secured. Apply to W. H. HALL, Room 2 2 Dearborn-st. ANTED-PARTNER WITH SOLA RARE chance for the richt party. A 3s, Tribune office. Want BILLIAED AND POOL TABLES. ANTED—A POOL TABLE. WILL PAY CASH. Wikies 3 ‘®, Tribune office. G@QF() WILL BUY. A FINST-CLAS: SSOV marke wi nero and waccu good loca m; chesp rent: up be: using. Ad- Gress A'60, Tribune office. "P P°fOre oe Ly co RM SPE Sh ‘ carpet, ete. Komember, SIG Statesste on oma 394 STATES WANTS sium wonrit_o ladies’ cast of xarnients, for whi good prices will be paid. Addross Sirs 8. ANDREWS Cy WORTH OF LADI $10.00 cast-off clothing pale ANDREWS. ba State-st, ai promptly 9 i | contidential. aN RW eigen BUSINESS CARDS. ATIOBNEY-AT-LAW, 33 NORTH A SENTS? ‘wanted by the Urig- opposite Congress, Bananas Chicago. years" experiences advice foe inne ness quielly and legally transacted; names changed. G9, SEE THE DALGBTER, Tue J wonder of the world tn telling past, present, future; brings separeied tozether through charigs and mikes home buppy. Satisfactiun or nv, PAY. bard-st., near Curtis. 31 es OPO IRATIONAL COUN ND aD) Ovo! a jaher ¢70- Daisubjecs. iri Gas stusmed waka er gto" Vi lution of fucultiés; is especiaily pruphetic an Forney SMILE AS TUNEL Staatson-sty oom 3 7 D ‘ME. BROWN, NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT AX Monsees acai AAT Welt agamesty Dear Despisines-st. MME Zanoria Tne GiacaT EGTeTIAy aU "prophetess, trance medium, wud magnetic phys\- un, guarantees complete sutistachon: bas the Bowned Versian charm for love, business, ete, Con sultations personally and by leuer. Es Suite x KETCHAM, MAGNETIC HEALER % fadison-st., Room 55. CEE ME. MILSOM, NATURAL CLAIR! q Midis Staterst re ‘over Pust-Ofe pttsed LS . CLARE, 3 charni-worker, Entir Ladies, 2 cents; no genta. Cail at CO RS. H. E, STANDFAST GIVES TESTS, BUST ness ‘advice. doseripdon ‘of character, magneto treatments, and lecutes mines. Cali at 2 Oga TPELLS PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE: SH ab tieeeace Eros name of the one eu Tt Murry; foretells future events. Fees, 00 ant 2 Sid West Madison-st. ed ‘OULD YOU KNOW THE FUTORE? WE SIN” Wcerely roecamone Stra: Franks to a0 shose di tressed in body, mind, or estate; she San path So all separated together, and give aid and sym Wess in trouble. Call, or write to her residence, é Madzun-st. Onlce hours, 9a. m. to 8p. i