Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1880, Page 7

=SPpORTING EVENTS Openin, ig of the Base-Ball League @gason in Chicago To-Day. eee nt Outlook for the July Trot- “Bsalle ting Meetings in This City. BASE-BALD. = aiveui LEAGUE BEASON + a alk a d the elty yeste h cago tenm reached the elty yester- st ee erora Cinclnnat! in excellent “ and wvell satisfied to haves Eye ait such close and hard games as thoso arora against on the Ohio River. To- day they open the Lenxuo season in Chicago an the » cinetnnatls as thelr opponents, play «tobe called at 3:40 sharp. Righthere sword * tp the Captains of tho different teams: ‘Tho ublic which supports base-ball doesn’t like to be Jate at its evening incal, and thore is no ood reason why it abould be kept late !f the jayers will show a disposition to play the y merapidly. A great deal of unnecessary fae fs wasted in taking position at pat It should bo the duty of each Captain and nis assistantto seo that every player who fs nextat bat has his bat in fant, and that he runs to the plate and gots ready for striking, A good way to sccure this would be to fino a fow of the laggards sho keep the spectators waltlng on thelr inz- ines, Patrons of ball games have a right lo demand promptness {n this matter, and it {s the duty of the respective Captains to require thelr men to resi eet this demand. A Cin- Bie paper finds fault with the slowness of ts home ming in thts particular, remarkin, that the Cincinnatis “have been Sellelen jn two matters that can be, ensi!) remedied First, there is a Ine proper conching and. too much iy sit fun to ings around first base wwaittobe batted around. In these re- peels tho Chicag ‘o team Is much bettercaret for, secondly, the old habit of Inst year's (een of notbelng ready when the player's + turn comes to bat seems to oases sOMG vO! the players. In mo case ts ame Inter- rupl ea by await for a, etieane pl ayer to get + his bat and Bet to the hoine-plate. “These Iit- ff features look bad, and ought to be rem- led.” ‘are glad to know Chicago excels in tho ven ot prompiness, and hope to see a od exam le set for ‘visiting pines on the kite Stocking grounds. COMPARISONS. fated commercial man draws some pointe ets Hoon between the Cincinnatiand Cli- { caga teams, as follows: Tbe nine that {s generally assured of a leading Hon at the close of a season's Lengue rico Poino that combines playing atrength with ox- perfenco and known skill. Tho Chicngo Club ts at ‘this charactor, and, if no internal dissensio or petty Jenlousics arte. Amant a ay ped a sume that st wi Aaa ond of th list in Geiobor next, th the bate 8 for 1870, tha prosont members of the nine bad positions as follows nmong the eaventy-threo professionals: Anson first, Kolly forth Dalrymple thirteenth, ‘Williamson four= enth, Flint seventeonth, Goro twenty-seventh, Guest ftty-frst. Burns’ and Corcorun played with outside organizntions, and ranked well. ‘Tho Club [s cspocinily strong where the home organization is disastrously weak, and that is in tha pitcher. During the three games juat closod their comparat arative-records have been as follows: Corcoran, aix first-base bits, ono two-bascr, By ‘out one, assists twenty-one, crrors five, era struck out rently and one run, Wate, baso hits of any kind, none, put out. one, asaists nino, errors “four, players struck out nine, runs nono, . 1t ia Somoralizing: wa good catcher tofaco 4 pitobor of thiskind. In the pitchers’ averages for last year he led in me itches, felding errors, and hati more rung @ first-base. bi ‘hits made against him than any Shor pitchor in tho League. He isan exploded phenomanon, He may improve boforo the season {a over. Such thts have happened, but the cases aro spor . ALBANY V8, NATIONAL, Atpany, May 6,—Albanys, 12; Nationals, 8. THE TURE. AFFATRS AT TOME. As previously stated, the list of entrics to the trotting meeting here in July will be the largest over known, the number .of horses alrendy named being over 160, with acertainty that ‘othor entries will arrive by today’s mall, In tha free-for-all stallion race, Bonesotter, Wedgewood, Voltaire, Monroe Chief, and Hannis have been en- tered, thus making it a certainty that this race will be one of the greatest of the season. Bonesetter and Monroe Chief aro now at the Jockey Club track, and aro {n finor condition than ever before at this season of th@ycar. The enthor baing warm and pleasant yester- | day morning, Bonesettor, Tolu Mald Inge arg Neo. rocket, and Fred Douglass wera t eiven & nite and repeat-together. The first milo was done at about half speed, but in the second some fast work was shown, Tolu Maid had the pole, but as she broke be- fore. reaching turn Crockett took it from her aa asgamned art lo “pein feint: fe with ried Daugiass two lengthe Bonesetter a length behind him, and Toln Maid four lengths back. These po- sitlons were unchanged until tho ated tam was reached, when Bonesetter and Douglass moved up on Crockett. Coming down the homestretch the pace was very hot, a L part ¢ of the road betng traveled ovorat a 2:16 gall but at the distance stand Crockett broke an fell back to Inst place, Bonesetter beatin, Douglass out by a neck fn 2:2734¢; Toln Mal ne Borteseiter trotted the fast half mile In dst the Inst quarter in 85 seconds, kar ey Ford, who Is to be Bonesatter’s on- nent ina match race for £1,000 4 bur ale to Wednesday morning, BRACING ABROAD. sien ste bey Lemont Tie Hanah ert, The Mandar! second, Lace Shawl third, i , PEDESTRIANISM. DART, THE COLORED PEDESTRIAN, * arrived in'tho city this morning, for the pur- Pose of witnessing the six-day contest which lakes place at McCormick Hall, commencing Monday morning next. Hart is in splendid ttm, and is confident that he can make 600 nillesin six days, and wipe out “Blower Brown” or Rowell whenever they may sea Helkaray clear tomect him, He replies to rea Sdoubts of the correctness of the reid turd kept at the walk for the O'Leary met Y offering to put up a forfeit for ss bree can duplicate h score, The three 8 von by Hart are on exhibitionat, Davies! Spotting leadquarters. . The . ae sefomises tobe able success. Panchot rman fy oxpested-tormenssvn go ell as Delegtians froin Buitalo and Now York. aa entries for the walk here next week } ‘8 to-morrow night wi 4th Charies K. ace South Clark ‘atrect, and that the ae ih ote starters will baalarge ono there is sil lghtest doubt, the following hayin; teu entered; Brands tetter, We mire port Cal ny Gi eorge Gu: ‘ony cats buat, ama ae ce amet e: an, us Olsicady in Uekaawi trom Aus? ———— Th A SLANDER CASE, ° Pe aharieke! the people of the State of Hil- eatoat R, A. McClellan came up at the te “Yards yesterday morning before Po- ineeistrato Thomas. ‘Che complainant: case Was Mr, George Muirhead, Super rot the ‘fown of Lake, Mr. BMutrhead Mh ceyremtesented by A, 8. Trudo and Mr, Bfo- Th, an by John Lyle King and F. Miner. ig 6 of polaint alleges libel and slander pub-' ta a book or circwlar lssued by the brie ad Association of the Town of Luke, aut ® moved that the complaint be er ed, a8 it Was not explicit, and did not bautrine After an argument of: two" rei eld ithe Justice hold that under the atatutes, ener dn themattor ar Astould’ 8 it it to fpvly for a change of esa “ore dust crores jalea eal for te defendant to Le yor pa ionsiderable coufusion Mose Nie an ene counsel called for) pee ariterae a ey the. pl lal intl’s counsel : ee to be sworn. ‘The Juste swore eral “questions Wren tue rid da fe in sate (OUS that his client desired a eran aS \ the Justice snid It wag too Inte, as tho trial had already commence: some of the ev- deuce had bean taken, and expressed tho opinion that the lawyers for the defensa were trying to use himas a taol by making fiseless arguments and nterposinig delays, for the purpose of wenrying the witnesses, 0: Whom a large number were busivess-men, and were suffering a lossin thelr business while in attendance on this case, The following witnesses were enlled and Bworn, and testified to having seen or re- ceived n copy of the phblication: Mr, Geor Muirhead, J. M. W. Jones, . ‘Thoinas, C. Nichols, and J. C. Hutchins Mr. Max Stern teatiled 0 nthe opaieton of the. pamphtetin question, an having received the manitsert tt from which it was published from airy | Clellan, who also paid for the work, ig oie for tho de- tontlant declined ‘inthe purt in the examina- whe Inintif rested his case, and the Justico pelt Sir. pictielan to the Criminal Court In tabanog § 31,000, Mr. D.C. Nichols algned the bond. Sthere were 4 large number of witnesses zpreseitt who were not called upon to doling thelr testimony, Among thom were B. Sherman, John R. Hoxic, and a r of prominent insurance men, RAILROADS. REPORT OF THE MICHIGAN CEN- TRAL. o4 Pt The annual report of the Michigan Cen- tral Railroad for tha year ending Dec, 81, 1870,- submitted to the annual meeting of stockholders held at Detroit yesterday, is a document of which tho efficient: manager of this rond, Mr, H. 3. Ledyard, may well be proud, so fine a showing «toes It make, ‘Tho following 1s a synopsis of the report: ‘The capital stock remains unchanged from the preceding year. It now {1s $18,738,204. ‘The following changes inthe funding debt have occurred during the year: Tho Trus- fees of the sinking fund have purchased $18,000 fn first sinking fund and $4,000 in sec~ oud alnking fuud bonds, muking # total of 000, pon walely interest payments have vedsed: as the sinking fund was created for the protection ‘and redemption of these bonds, cl they are therefore, ng ure others with them the ‘Trustees, sorgetieally Fe= tired. ‘Lho-Mortgage ‘Trustees of the North- ern Extension bonds of the Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Ratlroad Company have called in and voit & $09,000 of the bonds, thus reducing: the Nabllity of this Company by that nmount, and itg aniiual Interest payments $7020, ‘Tho second mortgage bonds of the Grand River Valley Railroad Company, amounting to 2500,- 000 (the payment of whiel was guaranteed. by this Congany, tn its lense of that road), bear- Ing interest at8 percent per annum, became due Sept. 1, 1870, and were paid. They were, however, replaced . by a thirty-year bond o: this Company, bearing interest at 6 per cent per anniin, secured by 2 mortgage on_ the property of the Grand River Vatley Coins pany; the reduction of interest from 8 to 6 per cent on these bonds secures to this Com- pany an additional decrease of its annual in- terest payment of $10,000, The hggregato result of these changes are ns follows: Decrease. of the Company's Tinbiity, $00,000; decrease of annual Interest payments, slo,5% 520, an equivalent of over one- tenth of l’per cent on the capital stock. ee Company’s property has been not on! Mi tally malutalned, nu in many respects Wa ferlally improved, and its present condi- tlon {s In every particular first-class, Its roadway and track are In excellent condition; many of its bridges are iron structures of tho most sibstantial character; its station: grounds and buildings are complete and ex- tensive; its terminal facilities are improving and increasing; its locomotive and car-gho) ps are commiodiots and faily equipped with most Jmproved machinery and appliances, and are sufiicient to meet all possible de- mands for construction and repairs; and its rolling stovk is in better condi How ee at any previous time. Much of this Improve. ment hasbeen accomplished within the past two years, during which poring by by close cconomy in management, the stock bas also lelded'a fair return to its holders, and {t is ellaved that by a continuance of the present polley even improved results can be pro- ce a construction account now stenda at at having been fnerensed $10,000 since ithe te Tast_ report by the Qual payment in pirrehase ot fourteen ‘and one-half acres of land at West Bay The securitics Rela by the Trustees have steadily improved in value during the year, until at its cluse they possess & market value of about $2,000,000. hth the Isstie of tho Inst annual report tt was supposed that the€ompany had nearly, or quile, reached the minimum of trat ic tates, but there was ao still further de- cline, viz: Freight, per ton por mile, from’ cent 0.818 oe iene 0.002, x 180 er cent; passengers, per assengor Milo, from cents 2.41 to cents 2.21 30 por cent: notwithstanding this, the ‘nerense in volume of traftic (26 per cent of total freight tonnage, and & percent of total passengers carried) has resulted, with the: close economy that has been used, in an Increase of net parnlngs suflicient to yleld dividends amount- to 54 per cent, in improvement of 1 re cent over the previous year, In order ‘ully appreciate tho success of the year, and the value of tho property, it 1s just to ‘btate that tha above results have been reached after charging to operating expenses on unngually. dare amount for improvements als, a great portion of whitch Ament With propriety have been charged to construction account, with an in- crease in the per cent of expenses to earnin; 8 f only 43 percent. It is estimated that feckdent in October Inst at Jackson Tunetlon, mentioned in the General Managor’s repor' will cost the Company in settlement o claims and repairs of property about $125,000, of which i 000 has been paid, * Tho result of the business for tho year, and also its comparison with that of the pre- vious year, are fully shown in the following io: Spores ooetitocel {ne and reac. Guarava tnt, let revenue. ” | eames Cash‘ surplus. “The freight traffic of the road shows a tityin, ingrenne, the local tonnage having frerensed 17,50 per cent, and the throug! tonnage 33,15 per cent, ‘The local passen, cr trafic has increased but slightly, but ESrUn EEE passenger tramc, tneluding ‘om: rants, shows nn Increase of 24.73 per cent, Whilo the freight and passenger ira lu of the rond have increased, the Increase of tho former being 737,178 tons, or 20 per cent, the percentare. Of operating expenses (includin axes) to earnings shows un {norease of .4: per cent, although the rate received per mile was much lower than suring the preeedin; en and lower than ever before oxperieniced this Company. . IInd the sume rate pe fon per mile which obtained duri 1Bbeon maintained during 1879, tho nu earnings would have been increased over 3 “In view of the Jarge inex Increasu from year to year of freight trafic, tha local tonnage inoved {n 182 being about 83 per cent and the through tonnage 63 per cent greater thane thut moved in 1877, or a total increase of 49 pee cent, the early completion of tho second ack between Jackson and Ypellantl, forty. lx miles, and between Porter and Kens! ing- ton, thirty-one qulles, Is ournestly recom- mended; especially has this becomo necessa- ry between Jackson and, Ypsilanti, as the concentration east of Jackson of the traftle from the branches, in addition to that of th maln tne, freauey ly overtaxes the capacity of a ain, ange er ‘Vanderbilt In concluding his re- port pays the following handsome cumpli- ment to General-Managor' Ledyard and his staif: “+ For the able managenient of the unprece- dentediy’ large business of the year, aud the marked improvement of the Company's Ata erly, great credit ts due to. the General " r, Mr. Henry B. Les dyard, and the other cers: in charge of the onrpany’s affairs.” PAL the annual meeting yesterday the old officers and Directors were all redlected, RELIGIOUS RAILROAD MEN, The reception of thy rallroad men of. Chi- eago, under the quaplees of the Railway Branch of the Young Men’s Cliristlan Assq- clation,- at Farwell Iinil last evening was quite a success, there being a very large a 5,8 Lyford, Genera) Superintendent of the a Cikeage. 2H xstern 1uinals Hallros rH was olected Chaliman,. and, Oo chair, ¢ expresrod, his thanks for the till ae fendanes, The objects of tla guthering, he sald, were twotald. in fhe f rat place, it sven to Inake all interested in railroad work understand what good had already been ac- complished by the establishment of iyo stale | A rooms for railroad amen 3 way Branch of tho Your | one Chris. tlan Assogiauon, and to got up renewed interest {in the ‘ork get the railroad amployés Setter ae sjaninted wich ith, each other, ‘The intivence of the great + YAK, CHICAGO noble work wag felt In ready resulted In quieter and happler homes, Tho Rey, Arthur piitenell offered prayer. Mr. Augustine W. Wright, Saperhitent ont of Track Construction of the North Chi- cago Railway, read an Interentia paper ens titled, ** Extracts from Enrly History of Chi- cago Railways,” at tho conclusion of which he introduced Mr, zon Ebbert, who ran the We engine out of ch hleago. by. D. Roy neeches were also mace A y! attorney of the Lake-Shore ‘Rallroad, and Bishop Charles E,. Cheney. A feature ot a entertainment was fn fing reeltatlon by Miss Jennie E. Ilunter, entitnd “ Aslecp on the Switch,” and the sings ing of the Chicago Quartet, ‘compnsed of Messrs, Thomas, Hird, Danlelsy and Noble. At the close of the exercises those present went to the lower hall, where they enjuyeda pleasant sociable. THE MICHIGAN CENTNAT. Drtnott,, Mich., May 6.—Tho election of aMcers of the Michigan Central Rallrondt Company, held at Detroit to-day, resulted a3 follows: President, William IL. Vanderbilt; Vanerbis Se and Treasure, Cornelius anderbilt; Secretary, Edwin D. Worcester allot New York. ke the Directo?s {nelude all the above-named, and Augustus Schell, Witliain K, Vanderbilt, and Samuel Barger, of New York; Ashley Pond, of Detrolt; Anson Stager, of Chicago: ahd Willian L. Scott, of Erle, Pa. ROADS BUILDING, Spectat Disvatch to The Chicago Tribuns, Stoux Crrv, In, May 6.—Moving of the track of tho Dakota Southern at Yankton was finished yesterday, and Is supposed now tobe safo from the encroachments of tho river for some time.“ When the leveling of the grado for ties on theSouthern Minnesota, between Sioux Falls and Flandrean, was most completed, all hands were called’ olf to go. up on the Hastings & Dakota line. 4 Jot of ties and rails aro piled at Flandreau, but there are ne men te put them down, ‘The contract is Jet for bridging sixty miles ofthe Toledo & Northwestern. ‘This ling fe headed west toward Sioux City, ls backed by the Chicago & Northwestern. THE C., C. & I. Co Special Dispatch 1a The Chicago Tribune, InpIrANAPouis, Ind., May 6—A report of tho Columbus, Chienzo & Indiana Central Rallroad for February, fited to-day In the United States Court, shows the earnings were $356,798.51; operating expense, $280,- 120,05; net earnings, $76,002.59, ‘Tho net earnings for January, $13: 33,140.74, have beon deposited in ‘tho National’ Bauk of Com- meree, New York, \ a. | \ A FALSE RUMOR. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, InprANAroLis, Ind,, May 6.—Tho oft-re- peated rumor that the Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield Rallroad had been taken into the eapacious maw of the Wabash combinn- tion was again in circulation to+lay. The Wabash has not secured the Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield, and, what is more to the polut, will not, ITEMS. ‘The increase In the earnings of theChicago & Alton still continues to be very heavy, ‘The statement for April, 1880, shows an In- crease of $201,032 over the corresponding month In 1879, ‘The incrense from Jan. 1 to May 1, 1880, amounts to $870,685, From advices recelved here yesterday, appears that tho Denver & Rio Grande I rift Toad is pushing its Leadville extenston with cat cher The road reached South Ar- ‘ansas yesterday, a Bs about sixty miles west ©: Gation here reninins only about forty. aie nh te be ‘completed to give Leadville the coveted railroad connec- Uon. ‘There are no more serious obstacles in the way of the completion of the additional forty niles. and {it ts expected to have the work completed in about six weeks, The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pan) Rall- road Comp: pany took hossenslon festerday of the Southern tinnescta thas been known for some time past that the Milwaukee & St. Paul had secured control of this rond, but it Was not known that it would take possession of It so soon, This new acquisition pds ot miles of rond to the Milwaukee & St. Paul system, ‘The Southern Minnesota runs from TaCrosse, Wis., to Flandreau, Mitn., and it Is broposed to extend it in a. northwesterly direction to n connection with the Northern Pacific at Bismarck. ‘The nianagers “of “the ‘Peorla, Decatur & Evansville have upnited to, to Commissioner Fink and the trunk Ine arbitraters for a re- consideration of the award of east-bound percentages from Peoria, made a few months ngo, on the ground that the porcentage al- lowed thelr road {3 not what {t is entitled to. In accordance with this request, Cominis- aloner Fink has submited the arguments of the various roads from Peoria to the arbitra- ters, to be used in Teconsidering this matter, They will take up the mnatter at_once and seo whether the appileation of the Peoria, Deca- tur & Evansville is based upon good grounds, The annual meeting of the Louisiana & Misaourl iver Kallrond Company, (Kansas City extension of the Chicago & Alton from Loulsinna to Mexico) was held at St. Louis The iollowln wlrectars were ». Sebi City, Mo.; Fulton, Soe de de aitenel Se Louis, George SUE Chicago; Charles I. Foster, tienen, R. P, Tanse; St fouls, Moy . Block, Lotiisiana, » Mite itchell, Chicago: CG, Beck with, "chile Subsequently the irectoss inet and elec mt the following ofiicera: R. P. Tansey, Prest- dent; Williaun King, Vice-President; W. W. Pope, Secretary and Treasurer; C, isi ‘oster, Assistant Secretary. THE 'SRINUNE BRANCH OFFICES, N ;ORDER TO ACCOMMODATH OUR NUME! 8 patrons, icon a tag city, wo baya cstal 5 iuanod Uranea Omeo the di taon Yor the. ssine (pea a Ghice, and will be raenivod init ite grclock p. te riety SIsMs, Houksellors ‘and Stationers, 123 W. ngitarente sintortise CHAS, BENNETT Wont Madinaneat., pear Nyeuery TH.BUNNICHBES, Drusgist, 39 Blue tsland-ar, rot 'Twel oh. eee Henitie Sit doweler, Nowsdoater, and Fancy mls HAPS, Drugeien ‘it WVoat Stadizon-at. corner . NOWTIE PIVISION, a AUR ee ene 4 Ho ate ate LABS. Ss reese Lae eet Be, Printing and Advortising i y Aes aaa madres ea PERSONAL, ERSONAL—COR: Fiost WitaT 1 LEAN Sp to-day, sball her vomply with ky second. ist, 643 Col je Groye-ay,, eA ee ifthe, Coe abe es ‘Drugsiat, corner Thirty-first and TS Keredenton Stationar, ato, 039 ny anges you will be ae my Inst request, ERSONAT IL. F. ) SIXTEENTI-ST, IN EN. pee junde , T goutinet kuepappuineaent tive tut Iwasa wond to Ron BY rritniné aftoes MISCELLANEOUS. DY: ene CAN LEARN THE RXAC XACT COB’ CORT of any proposed tae of artvorttalng tt in Am en ore rosa prmerad ‘Advortising Bureau, 3b Spruco-at, N. ¥, Sond relreular, erin’ ERS, ATTENTE TORT. COOKS, AUN: TRIBUNE: FRIDAY;,- MAY 7, WATOICS SAM OF REAL boing No. Zi, Warren-ny.. two-aton frame hnuse, with, Sot wih te ‘The undersigned wi on Enturdny, Say 22, A, 1). 14 at the hour of one (1) prelock pany, pf eat day, Roll AL public aie 10 iahest and ‘beat bidder for enah the he flee retical rent estate, toawite fit at In. Wilcox's Subtle Finon ot dloek, he Canal Trustcen Subdivision of Sectinn 7, int vwnanip si North, Range 1 Fast of Thoda Principat Atecidinm. being tin promlann known Eh tt Cran hicngo, Sate te be on the rived premises i tho hour above-named. ait latrator tin bonis at ot he Bee ated. For further WIN, 128 Washington | Ola era I Ges, Me ison F you #ALF—2) OR © FET ON WEST ADAMS: Teet weat of Weatorn-ny., south front, 5 rer wend building hat hel eather Leavit On-lss $75 por foot, on mull exchonae Te cottage andi Monk Carpenersats Arat-class cottage and Jot, fF Lako-nt 4 Milo nono frente, 85 and St Elleabeth-st.. woll rent= ‘es natrante reridenees near Madison-st, if sold this nh oe ne), South Greenest, n good two-story frame, rented r hit; wil) neil for Shank Wost Waahingion-st, @ good two-story frame, nar Haisted-at, $453. GRIFFIN & DWIGHT, Cornor Washington and Halated-ste, JOR SALES DESIIADLY LOCATED HOUSE AND Donglna-nves een Inke and Bilin fronting Douglas Monument AaUnke, ‘A rooms, fot i my (renner, bossosetyn tt a Lig desired: one block trom Heat und Horne en ent bare Her LPNS OS: Ey PATTERSON, 18 Deutboris ft. Howlund Block. noes pruparty, Of ree te We aeiont ‘alge eit honees on samo bringing 8 rental AT. 1LLEI, on aaah a xin, ja States borne “1 CONTAGE A 10t 282 Weat fate s. OT XI OW WEST FONGIESS-ST nyt ara main for enan I iol. Apniy a" BEM BR WATE 1m Satlecnts 2, 10—181 WENT CHICAG and basement hot Y, 16 Mundalph: Van litren, eat fronts rotited for MATSON Hill, Ws Washiogton-at. ONiO-ST.. NEAW STATE, 8 OR FOX rm he sefidence property, JH, KEEL FOUR OCTAGON FRONT OHICK modern improvemants: on’ Hermitava- He #200 each: terms 10 sult. OWiaehington-st Room Ol SALH—STONE_ FRONT .HOUSH, € ROOMS deen, with lot dx178 feot, In One Uf the best (nen th Bider, Rbuncance of sunshine. UN TILL, $5 Washington jor BALE-ONF BLOCK IN Sra & Mee Kichnu's Subdtvinion: 4 Just north of South Mego crus on, Vincennes bai ot feat on "Phiri nadia tinting tage ener a ERIN ACO. CoB, AL stan. aid butidatn be ia EO. Ry Ngee SALE—AT A ee DARGAIN | eon. CASH, at front luton Catums Lwenty- aixth ond rent peity to alley Tor IP Toor RURSEIE MOD. har Wanbinuenente SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. FoR, SALES TVDE PARK A SPECIALTY — Hous gholeo buliding ‘lots in tiyde, Pork ses und, inna Konnoutt uisgrsoverat aero tracts. eS, Olt SALE-S! ACRES ON HALSTED: ST, IN 65 Washtngton-st., Roum 1. a Si notyenin HRURP Oita Uae ana Sincty-nint-s eter a Glilengo®aiea. WALLEI Jit, i Dears One STE nat tar trom ‘ty Watts; acre tract, ig Rate fe wold, HENRY, WALLEL, dity V7 Dears OTT-Bte Pol SALE—m ACHES ADJOINING Tite WHET? ity-Limite; a baryal HENRY WAL: er’ Tne if Dearborneete = Ol SALE GH EXCHANGE-AT WAUKEGAN, basements largo lot, ind ornamuntal trees. Aalo twenty acros nent ry Thalion Flora minsrspeiog, hrst-vines Bullding a plenty BT BOWELL. Bb Wastunmvonsote oom Oh GAL) THREE CHOSE LOTS ON DEAR- Wench; great bar rgein LUMGEY INULEDIWe tid Dourbortite Roum uy RY REAL ESTATE, | Pare: “DEEP LOTS, ENGLEWOOD, Sixty. east tear school; cuca if taken at once, Also id desirublo i0-ucro dairy furm in Meilenty Souniy Lites Dhela ells on urcount poor health, 0 Ste $40 acres tmbur, rent tnourable ation titer nant yawar- Wien. oe ton County, fNorhern) Missuuri, between eand North Era itatiranane Alas Miueres du und one Re We ier oh kak Banton, Lyun Counts Btinnexoti a bar: nin. Also 40 teres Hn ‘at Law a, AddrORS for particulars GLO, Me GItA VES. 15: Lea Suilerate 5 REAL ESTATE WANTED. AVAREER: GoUR HOUSE AND LOR OTS °t or Park-av., sho. PETERSON BAR IG rt i 16 Runuolp PARTED=TOOD RESIDENCES, “LOTS, AND eres in and near the gltr. I Reve cash custom ers for burguins, Wl, F. LUBYICE, 18) Wasting set “X mane cita nat YeICIAN— Fon sale, totlos ald and woll-osrauliabed towaennd country prugtioes Witt Fesldence, gic, Will also Introduce to patrons,’ “Ad- Grons E65, Tribune ome A Tau PERE Tee ERENT ESTE frost. We EDDY or le b DURLEYS or, SALER A, SIANUFACTORY, With FULL ling of wood-warking and venser cutting mn- Zhinory, lon sawn! Works cover five seres,* and ara situ i direct fine Of communication to pare of try, Fur pariiculars address junds Is TOobY 20g East Wanhingion-at., Ladisnap olls, ind, ror SATEEATENTS OX NARUED WIRE. AND ac hnory a ‘all ready to commence harrier Uienor bas other icandrtane pusinuan. and eli cheap. Addruss or cull on J.Q. A. KING, Joll tae 3 1880—TWELVE. PAGES. ‘West Side. TT? RENT WEST MONKOE-AT., TWO-BTORY and basement stone awell Feonst parlors, dinings kitchen on same fi fran st overrning Reapleve, Le ROEWEN, BSW te poy yi cet “Fo aan MONTHS FHOM MAY 1 6u ckson-st., mone frant, dining-room, Telighen, i Best floor, only 8X por month to right tenant B,C, COLE, 3 ueeres to ke vii “HAV i, A NEW AND ELF. ancy Tarnined awell-front stone residence, on srafonry us pts ei lara oa) 20 gn 5 do Europe, ‘Address E fa, Tribune Rene WEST P WAHL TON: NRA! Toe cal, Zatnry and wacrmait prick a) BALK, furnace, very clean.’ ApPIF to *W. DA KEKBOOT & Ox 00 Washington-at To, Seon ISHED, TO RIGHT PARTY— of the mos! Aeairable Homes for emall family ont eient ‘Sam, 2-atory brick house; dining-room And kitchen on first feor; al} modern conveniences. Kent low. Addross D ish Tribune oftice. South Side. (TO, RENTS INDIANAAV FURNISHED On unfurnished f-room cottage; can be soen Vto iL Mm, Sa" tos BY. two-story and basement, 12 r00ms; ETT ea, «nice Grooms flat. Su Forost-av., two-story and basement brick, 10 and barn, cia aad, brick base tma-stor 9 10) Dr YDE, Room 10,15 Dearborn-st,_ Po REST SMICE DWELLING, 10 ROOMS, LANGE iret fo, Aree lo Hi ts Bes fepot, near south ct ro net railro ie] Apmis at lit ba & bai kg iO RENT—CHEAP 10 & GOO TE TWO. siry and cellar and mannard octauon rick, very near Forty-thirn-st. L RB tation: two parlors, dinivg-roo! kit chen on fain floor, bed-ronma above: inundry and bot and cold water on Uiird 8 Gond neluhborhood, TUNER & BOND, 1a Inugto’ PO RENT—IG PRAINIE-AV,, &8TORY ENGI parenionl fyone’! front how etween Hel fourth and: ‘Cwenty-fibente,t All torern ir monte; EE TOMAS © BRAG. IB bn Baltecee. RENT—A VEIY DESIRABLE “10-RoOM i) I fh wind yn Mirhizan-ny,, excellent location. SIMP- BUN DUNLOP, Room 2, 117 Ds ro ne 313 INDE ‘of whole of house. TT, RENT MICHIGANSAY. BETWEEN | Rigi; SAAT basement aonoctramt neutey wil berate in tne ord basement Af order. Konig to We De REN EOOT RE 110 Waabington-et. North Side. A RENE ATE ELEGANT THREE-STONY AND brigh nem At Hearbornsutae anh aaa ‘opr to item, On JAMES O. st a Beate Troon 5 PP tip NORTH Hoenn rerrate ‘ordareroady for (moe: diate occupancy. Inquire on the resensea rot As Ite Sci Asom 14 Sethodist Church Block. To ‘OnR: ‘T—TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK pes elgbt rooma. bath, ote; kuod brick barn, one pea ja alles & per. ta month. W.D, KERF mW asbingon-el Po nist emieinneds al todern improversents.. jelmined; alt tmodern 10 i ANTHONT, 1 Waanhngtonea Misceliancous, s" BY. TURNER & BOND, NO. 10 WABH- nest: Vest Adams-st,a very nice place. Is belng fo, eT WV patio order: te. No. UNL eens a it., olaht-room frame! houso, raion Tirta Eighiroom cot “room ‘ermnyt in 8 brick ila, No, 164 Bt BUILD We niso bave a tore i Milwaukeer Fog cand one BUG. 186 Stat for grocery stores. eS Suburban. TTORENT—AT GESEVA, LAKE, ished ones Gordan tod Avan the ov, aNUUHe Gomera: W 0 RE wis KA. den. fruite, A, HOUSE: Te in beautiful ew frinke: Anesvand a Betlenlent location! near station. Apply at 118 Rundoiph-st, itoom 17. Te RENT-VERY LARGE BEAUTIFUL BUD- urban plact, partly, furnished: low rent to anders nay be i ‘Tribune, 7 NTS PER ORT HE, CPPra FLOOR counsting ot dlarko in frnme-house on Borcoo-tt., third house n north yor achool sd, 1 Lake SPINE t EB niles es west, for th A FUR. Address COU: jo season or ayant; House TRY “Test AT CE, 15, bas 20 or troy frale and table £0 ytusion FaAAG CLAFLIN trees In profuston. tit FO RENT—FLATE, West Side. TORT A PLEASANT EAST-FR 0 Willnrd-plnee, comer of fandolph ony Bd, Wt Ih THOSPSON ED Went Sladison South Side, Be ARPA A A A ATE ssufit, apeurhornent, Hoon he ee ‘TO RENT—RO LOLS eae South Side, ie F[ORENTTAT DI AND 28 WABASH-AY., PLEAS. seg anttundintcelr furnished front rooms” Inquire [PO RENT—SUITE OF 4 ROOMS, WITH WATER, elc., in Giles Bros’, buliding, 2 Wabash ay. oN Apply st Room 10, IPO RENT—TWO ITANDSOME PARLORS, UNFUR- nisted, also furnished rooms, single or en suite, Hie ico wenen, a [0 RENT MICHIGAN-AY,, CORNER THIR- wonth-st, third story front suite, oy unfurnished, io yout seal aduiare To RENT ot BTA 81TH D FLOOR, LEFT und side. furnisuod roduay house abd faratture Aili frosh and news to gontiomen only. 1['0 WENT ELEGANTLY -FORNISHED ALC Touma ei Wabash-ay, near ‘Ibiety-tirs hd ‘Terms reasonau [PO RENT-BECO:; FLOOR (EXCEPT HALL bedroom) of kt Yeaauacors near Eighteonth-st, furnisued or unfurnubed, 70 RENT—NICELY-FURNIGHED looms em or week aad upwards; wanslente, Zoo and fi.” 169 Souja Clark-at, OU TP PENA SORNISITED Hogue Aula tans y Oral, 0] site Palme House, “Apply at Koons tt. Late A Pek SALE-STOVE. TINWARE, A: 7 USE germans, establishment of dycars’ weenie. & business of £4u,WU0n yenrt can pe Increased, Kooi berry ‘worth of nierchundiso fan ae Reso chs crac, batts SON. Louisville, Ky. 0! ‘SALE—A_ FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE DOARD- Ing-houso in one of the must dostrabia locations; aloe Goul-paying boarders, Addruss Dt, Po REN ‘T—A FIRST-CLASS OLD ESTABLISHED fensral store at Prospect Park, Il., 22 ofc ten Gulena Division C & N.W, HR, 0 jor, and trade all ready to Biiy the 6a rure chance for the riubt man. IL will prea ine inconnnte, Vor luformation apply to WATTS 128 'South Water-at., OF At the swore AL Frospoet " be ANTED-AN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC YOUNG Husiness man possoreing about $1.00 to Join & Pay going to Europe 10 gxpore aruoles in waleu a muda, Party, advertising bea Inno ineaueund oxporlenees Fi ences ponitively required. A irom ss Tid ee $2. 50) A HARE CHA INVEST. ment—An eptantinned fiquor brstuers of th it prominent core forenle, sttuntadan one Ie horein the city. Suticieat reamana given for eelling Salapla tease. Address, for tureo daya, D 51, Trib: MUSICAL INSTILUMENTS, TTENTION-1 WiLL SEL. Li YOU A 1 Atcocrave Ft wowaGd upriahy plan eG. OLY #26; Cones ‘Wil “av the ieonrgar legantiy Smuroldored cover, afid box for suippings sola od by Amuuvlo-texchor, uhd only used oe Mont. Call At Ta Weat Studison-ot. MOST WAVE NOOM<L HAVE TAREN A Tit- ‘octave, sicguntly tnished in guld. cabinet up- (RE UiaRG, tukon it exchunsa fof othor proneriy, Mt woul for leas than ono-fourth cost, Call at 725 Woat sudison-at. [cesar RENT ORGANS on BHONINGER SALE. AY. W. Parties 2 Corner State and Adawe-s! EW UPHIGHT PIANO! N |ARE PIANC AVN. iF ona ans, ‘To rentor for salt tatinents at!’ tordeiegn at WWM ALLS, [OW 1S TE TINE TO i ENT PIANOS, GATES Fi . We NoPE tS Brat bales Sibi OF: QDOLLATL AND A TALE FOI TUNING firat-claas workman, Loava ordore at by Farwoll Halle PiANo- sn CASiE Witt BUY FINE NEW CAn- juno if takun this week; store TOCTAVE CARVED Bll, iudorn imnpro: iressus, copyisis, ‘clark eine] nants a atiee ‘once. ath Fre tore, Kqumetors oYirenu ot ie eae eat, Hewioteyy | Raia, ony, £48) cunt ets nat be gold Bones 1a my IBEW, LKS—P! HOMIE ATTENT] iON GIVEN TO uM Stal asrueta dy barat al: | Sc RogRoRN mate Nt etn on que! wy ects durable, und about AS GG und fo Wont ia erirttad a now the o ers se (ally guaranteed avina oo, J.B MURLBUT, Patontoo and Manager, ‘B GIVE TNvOlta 1° conceNt HU oy lange AND Ri DATIONS OF ites BEST LOCATIONS BOUT, AND ae BE FOOND THROUGH oR iN ot ory eeanne OTE RUTIN TOS AYA ora. y ANTED ALY ae OF tte CHICAGG pad those wiauing to Join to sigetat an Bua jlund-ay. ming, ay By BB ABE itaet ace oe Waste odes ft HOUBE ON NORTE or Sena ide Mou Of ite ria residents KOI Bway fureuminer «nd help houses {nga dbanus will iicase gndirean on Eribune ntiice, warcapiee taunt ta NORTH, BEALS OnSER. 1 Pohl A MARE, ’ ite mark on soranend. Et chat hite mark on forer ae ded OW TOMS !ormer fiano viet CBT SA “ESTQU TENTLATS Chose FOR ‘rhe Ander wili be Nburally rowant~ od ‘oo da jonni Tr with tartan Sunufacturing Compa. BUSINESS CARDS, Lt Leaner GOODHICIE ALTORNEY-AT. AT-LAW, IM DEAIt- wig cana. A on fee} ts years’ experl+ A, uaitan a Pint and soya i ramsc od, Coen BATENES. B, COUP. a AVENT Apt {i ES TORNETE: cnicago, it ‘and most varied stock DUBE: UD GOOD! they have ove; carried Chamber Mets from fey "Ckepata from aU cents u yard upwarde, hae | Xe bulla frou £5 to 0 gL. A ane ae oa! rensoe. Leis ooo sloves, Aino crcckary. alls an aversthing nesded cuwe tiny, "ibblect you your bot gouds now ta bo deliv ance Sak Seow asl sermon ana poy the Balance ple UNION CURNETURY (4 COMPANY, Madiagn-st Open Monday, Thursday, wd Baturday evenings. TE FURNITURE WAREROOMS 373 EAST siaaison-at. buyers will find wi Kinds of furniture, er household ods, ich wre being STHNe tddeadaeacreta sea eT en TON cuPOLar T Lange pipe; L ‘tittoon horse-po' inet Wor fat part area: ers: te told jenoult r ‘urnitue 0. ny cull ‘on eres aab-BY. OR BALE—PORTADLE ENGIN’ NIE gp can TEN, Rea, TOS |» ‘ED—A Mol. Te ‘ACI fuustbe in fuod order SE aan TO 1 EXxciAl GB $20. 00. WORTH OF STAPLE MERCIAN: MERCHIAN- A ise In good orden vo exebanye in low uf &WWor upwards, 4 farming laud. Addrese’ Hox Ore Gi Josopty Mus nanan ChAIBRVOXYANTS, ~ Casi BR oY eee lorectoaity ‘et My on. family Tan" businsar, fie Siwaswatuouly. Xoo, Wi conty aad at trina aur snuine: & tuirty-tve | TPO RES SISICELY FURNISHED AND USFUR- TSR front rooma at 74 Eaat Vau Burens IPO RESTS A FRONT SUITE AND TAGE? BACK room, convenient for i ousekeening, 10.8 quiet comple. in the vieinitys of Micbigan-ny, and ‘wirty-fourth-st., $14; OF pars! ny furnished, a7, erences. 163, ‘Tribune otlice, West Side. RENT—ELEGANTLY _ Fi mprovementn, bath, ot Wath, Hoven i FPO RENT—5 to de SECOND FLOOM, $2, AND S Greeny tu Ud West Harrison-st. * North Side. bi bys RENT-¥FORNISHED HeOMs | Fon GENTLE. me! em, to a private, fomily, in a on on North blue, rare Clark atrect. Porais modurata to Feenonsiblg, part ws. eat oF references ia Pribun UY gs Rig NT, CITY SORT AND BASED gNT brick dwoitin ng. al modern convuaionces AN W, atoreny_ JOMN 8. MALTMAN, 41 Ciark-sty iivom TO RENT-STORES, OFFICES, &c. Stores, TO Wen Lane ICK BIUKH AND BASEMENT, 8s es -eultable for commission Uusla THOsfaw led La sallo-ae, will be peti In good order, G. TES, eer 358 BICLIGAN-A Vs, CLOSE required, ifoom'3, ae ements second aE ey eieat tok rst cciay GataUrant, Brosery, OF. ‘ Teapons lapany, SACO Wkil & Olt Duurbarnes Offices, AQ RENT-OFFICES UN SECOND FLOOR muses ihenllty vorr used for duniiet or pbs ald oe iy Wo GE TGP AB MAN hun eset aang | HENTCOPFICES CORNER OF CLANK AND Wushington-sts, ome gov cmiccs to Methodiat Ghuren B Miock. inquire of A. it, BCRAN'TON, Hoom in the Block. 7[ 0 KENT—ONE ON TWO. DESK ROOMS, O fe FL OF tha often of Jac ‘chon purty. Tegurgorsa Bib S dont iene Tht aie ROOM CIN LARGE, AIRY, Horgtitlanted oftico, second floor, 11S Itundolph-st, Lig ol PL suoond duor Iss Hiwndulph, bs malneet i ane T° RENT-LARGE D) BASEMENT, WITH use of elevator. NARI Meas Vagustoar TQuRNTS Foes Mano LOOT SOUR SUNS ALORON ACU IN LA RaHOae oD WANTED—TO RENT. ANTEDITO ) RENT -BY GIIFFIN & Dwar, W Wore state and Wouse-lten Agen surat Westingcaa and iialeved) Houses, Fa, ’ and mand js large and thelr supply ls about 6: tithiog, ANVED—TO RENT YOK THE BOD: \ iat puretingy ‘auddle-pony suitable for Ty dren. At Tose 6 rivune atee, Wanrenst RENT, HOUsE OF ABOUT 30 witl ise PrOvoMonte ind fous south Bide or ark res ‘rloune once, ears Jocatod. profarred. Ad ANTED—TO NENT—-COTTAGE OR iguse Oy Fuome, south of Thirsy Atm a vloloty of Lineoiu eke Addauaa Et, eID y ANTED. TO TENT—A OLN BS ED HouaE | if 4 rooins, with taodern improveme za oe vide” saat ‘of Wvataskea a yeDud, South de eaat Uthat Y if Flaten nubanan gs. rater tale loosen, Warten s70 | REST FuICMIBHLED Hoos BY 4 quiot indy, wih oF without board, where (he are po othe er, Address pe titouge oil V ARTE IY MENTOA LARGE FURNISHED iso, willy wull-shaded rounds in suburb jour Chlongo fur four months, Address J.: OME, om ty No, & Doarbura-st ee CAST-OVF € OLOTHING. fa . ren ne {LL CAs PAID FOR OABT-OF¥ CLOTHING, Landi ai oe Mra, f. Aaa Sibel wt oa asta aac. by, ira. d, Gelder, ard Coy WIC ane ai FORK CAB) ory Th Staterste (old Ge 8, ASTaN st atianded tor disGianed tsi BOOKS, BIL PAID FOR BUOKS, MAGAZINES, ANE ND pant + Call at or address CILAPINGG, cormturMalison ead Demeborneaten PH ONS ON AY harms VICE OF 0. K. HER: D BUR: (6) Boom, No. Filters Logas fom WANTED—NIALE HELP, | Hookkcepers, Clerks, &c. Vy 7 ANTED—A FAIR -GLARS Shon 'HING BALES- fn retail ane- Flog h 18. et aut speek |" WANTED—-FEM ALR 31 HIELP. Domeatice. EDT NOWTIT CLAWK-BT. NBA, TIDY Cularini Minnd 12, to wait on table and nas HOusewire. German or Swedish preferred. Cail tn the morning. RF BROTHERS, 27 and 20 = adtute accurncy and nent work nocesrary. Tiose farottiar with euch ark given The Fororenee. Ap tox, HANK &COsa0 Wronstcar tnd Avon, ws Sfen= a FI HST-CLA s LASS ROOT AND Sii0R ralestnan for the retail trator a atate experience, age,and aninry ex: ted. Addi a8 D7, Tribune. AX LX ABNINT: F BOORKREDEN AND a honest, eompaten ag agondt band snd Securate Pang quick at fi e Writing short-hand and having a Jarue city sealer ies a DR ia Tribune. Baas band German taonity. at ones. Waste WO FIRST-CLASS COPYISTS; AB- Le i AT TH Ws Bankrupe bores apreisite F Ter itouse, 6 ‘Traden, WASTRD-AT oxcetive Goop sawn ployment, B. ONCE, Banville: ie ANTE EOLA RLY fr. Address WW eaatom Wark. we ¥, 10 East Third-st. ete bau pes ftir CATTERY TiLERR silane to satis aNbILET & Ce AY WERNY he! ananne rarriaga factory, 0 ety ta SHVENAT, FIRST-CLASS BINET+ y ‘ANoIEWe £ COs Matuor-ate AH, hotwoen'! Tisitted and ‘and Beaplaines. D—TANORS ON nd Festa. CUSTOM COATS, Apply to If, & it. METZ, core 7 emplorment 13" lormont to Nineweenth and Gravessta, E. y WIT) eek. Address luciia House barber ri neil lute. ta. 5 GOOD ROUGH CARTE: orning next to Brown earring at, botmeen Harrison and Conkres WATER, = PREHD- __Dunkles, generat prin TERS Tis ‘Works, Stale COWLES & ia Washington-st. Wik ine LS Lar EEE ER WStatest | deticed W4StHD A GOOD WAGON BLACKSSITIE nd holper on truck work, 115 Canalport-a¥. WV Xpoir at FIiRtST-C1ASSNO, | BLACKEAUTE. Chun Apply at Vulean fron Works, &) to WIN Tih = FRESSMEN (AND FEEDERS, AT fhicago Lithoeraphing Co., & Fifth-a' ANTED—G. SANDE! W call ate Silas, STONEDNESSER, ay Coachmen, Teamatern, &ce Wwanree pon: GROUM AT 413 WEST VAN, No tramps need apply. VWWANTEDAN EXDEIGENCED | TEANSTER thatls well poquaintnd throughout the city, Roforenca required, Inquire at 20 East Obto-nt. WASTED-A MAN Wil CSDESTANDS CAR- CLASS HOSTLEN, 6 AND BASSETT'S stables, E WANTED-2) LABOURERS FOR THE NORTH. Western Mtailroad, WW for Des Moines, fa. 2 for YY “Fringe washing at 119 and its? State-ri. mployment Agencies. pulling ane S farm ate tah ge work: Good and free fare, 1 work, oneo to estan ‘Northwestern “Mmployment Agenur, 15 South ‘catnl-nts Wi serra Hand So foretty works free fase, AN py a, AS Gout Cont Wen grit tbe sel war AILROAD LABORERS FOR iitnutes wo out at Bo clock thls morn Ings 2 boantin Iso 2 farm bands. Apply in clear store a 5e sae £.G, WAIGHT. wrk Teauranred a West iandotpaest, \VANTEG=o0 LATORES FOR RAU-ROADS, chonne rs. farins, and other kinds of empio. eepts mluleat wegusy toe fare. CLUSTIAN @ COy Tlscelianeon TANTED-ENENGETIC MEN EVERYWHERE: EW n week, sire itare chance for those seeking permanent bunne: nee on gma canital: same coe sian cs, : aeluring Cos Hoowi hs Nori Clarkes AY WANTED AGES rg FOR A LIFE-INSURANCE OF on salary or commission. any iearena zed on a new and ina: "men of ce preferred, Address Leaps une office, VA Aas TOA LATO ERD & MILAN, 148 South Ginekest B em WASTEDSA, FIRST-CLASS HEAD WATTER, colored, at the Southern Hotel, cornor Wa- ib-ar. as aL wonty-ecundss dont WARTHDIA 00D, STEADY STAN AS RUISE in sterey Hospital.” Keferenca tenutred. ¥ TANTED—A BOY 15 TO 18 YEARS OLD ATsS ‘Michigi . ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS CARVER FOR A Festauranti state, oajerienco sud” waces exe Address E Et Tribune ottice, y N—A COLORED WAITER AT 134 WEST relfth-pt. no: EDING.. D LODGING. ELDRIDGECOUIE PLEASANT 1 “COURT — PLE. 16 for fainilies or young mon, with board, OAs 481 3 WADASH-AV.—A_ NICELY -FORNISHED thea, THOM with OF without board for youDE gen~ 1336 ran AS AN GEN AE DEUCTARGE necond wnd third story cast frunt auites, fire ished roau s, and threo desirable single roums. ‘itet- erences exchanged. LARGH, FRONT Hoos AND ALCOVE, ALSO ‘single roorus, furniabed or unfurniahed, with or FHnout board; must bo Hratcelass, Inquire at 140) Wabash-ay., corner Fourtovath-at. Weat Side. 51 ASTILAND-AV., OPPOSITE UNION PARK— One newly-turnished tront alcove room, with all modern conveniences; also, onc inrge, ploasunt back Tuom, Bestof table board. 332 WEST WASHINGTON ST. —I HAVE FOB olegant rooms und board. Sirs. J. 8. COWLES, [NORTH CLARE-3T. * North Siac. FOURTH DOOR FROS tho = 4 ruta Onarer Be aria ‘with board, # to & per weok; mr | 250 zat EAST I INDIANAG ST.~—-A SINGLE ROOM Motels. with boai Ceara, your E. CONNER STATE AND HAR- four blocks south of Palmer House— Board und room. per day, $1.5) to 82; per weok, from Sito #10; also huraisued foams ronted without board, Country. AMILIES OR SINGLE PERSONS DESIRING ‘board for the suintor will tind larve, airy rooma and p are accommodations by addreswing D, J. ‘ASL, tte sty two blocks Tom Baan ie STED. 1 grace e ald 3 __ BOARD WANTED. OARS GASD AICELE-TURNIED Nona ON . for younk ay BO rune rahe party. aired B& Sriune ofica, DARD EINST CLARE. : ay GENTLEMAN AND wifer sarge & m or parior and bedroom, in good ‘neat mach a Bourn, in Bide, north of Elghtennth- BL privato amily preferred. Address W WW, i'ribe uawanice, pk AND NICELY: FO RHER FRONT room for married puusilps North or South Sido, not south of Twonty-ninth-s “Address, atating torms, E 8), Tribune ofiice. HORSES AND CARIUIAGES. AT 2H, WARABILAV, WH CAN’ Silow ‘THe largest wate poscione and 1 buxates tu be found in Chicaxos work fully guaranteed. LL, BRADLEY, OR SALE—VERY CHEAP. Ki i Claronce carrluge at Sichigan-st, ceur Franklin, HORSES FOR SALE-A TANDeOSE | PATI matched mares, youn, sounut. wentle, Hood sto perie ‘one ts own, sistorto, Wild y ireen's Hashaws the other ity Vitale awn brothoe to Wilt Oats, dam by Green's Hushaw, EL Jest, ARRIVED—AND wiablea of OSCAR FIEL ‘The tinea: and bandsom dt aes FALE OVOr DrnuAllt Lotte READE: ay Nos, 2 and St ae a, ro Dentorin Conch, Hu si, (nd Harnese Of which L always have a Kuo supply for Sromodtata dollvery. Krom & kauwl Of the moat desirable atock In Kontucky, Lam ¢! orders far tho, purchase, aich teanis. Orders noltol Bateed, Hyp ae ace known fu mens OND-HAND Al Ro. iS itlcnunn.avee 3 = ary Guu ri Pot dud Mn er Lou. Hotel Juduo tires oa ey tf Teas Courts ‘Inmes 1 sult Jour Moora 1 Cape Ww, F cunt Prosident forthern Tce Couipany; Capt W. CG. Mito, President au Line Gresiapaiel Act ein Unt, Hanker; generat Isago Cardwell; H.C. Mobowoll, of Prank: 0 # WAY FAMINY HORSE) ANY LADY CAN driveline suboutm teaviuseY UAPY ‘ANVED-AN A, HOADBIHEN AND FINKT. Harness. Spot cash fora bar- ofenste gaat. pone tbe i804 at ah i ure roplioe contentisl. eel nee KAVY GOOD 1 Wei ties igre and tanrav ar ones Gon BANS orees und maros at once at J, I ‘A Slonroueat, ANTED— COUPE IOCKAWAY IN W = Dedee fur Seah a West Van Gurcuest ANTED—A FIltST-CLASS COOK AND LAUR * neces in sutctiy private family. Call tn the ANTEDS a GOOD, FIRST-CLASS OK: ail se Food reference. First-t van T EDSSCANDINAWIAN on GERMAN Gin he sloanine ts done. tt Paaltvarst Mocand"doot for, FANTED—A_ GI, TO COOK, WASH, AND iron, At 258 Park-av. ‘ANTED-~A GOOD GIRT TO bo GENERAL howsework in semall family Apniy nt es ie First Mok Penne or Saturday, ANTER=A_ GOON GERMAN OT SEDIOR irl for generat bousowork in amall family, at 45 South Sangamon-at, NTED—COOK AND LAUNDRESS LN eRe to family: nono need apply unless full prienes seat willing to work. Apply at cl West hington-ate., from il to 1s. Thote nee Te T yaadean COMTETENT IRE: TO DO BO. orth La Salle-st. “ANTED—GINL_T0 DO-GENERAL HO} works gmail family and work nob ber GROUT Good wae t wives will ho paid. Ay Beat und Washinglon-a¥ 20, Tribune oftice, wat 'ED-A_ COM eu ern) yea Worx ‘family of three. W A STEnATH to whom bh FOR GENERAL re! ANTEDA_ canbe GRD, housework: good wages givon; try It. ASS COOK AND LAUND- 10F Reneral housowork In private family, \ ast ery aii, TO (00 CHAMBER WORK VV inn rater in-hor ‘ arab wv. conver Bldriduo TELY—A GOOD WINDOW ‘oud girls for oleaniog pate. ‘D—A GIRL TO COOK, WASTE AND TRON: ‘Sia Caiumet-av, TANTED-A_GOUD GOK, WASTER, - AND froner fora mmull familys 300 Lb FOR GENERAL - noworkt aa ‘cookin 7 housecleaniog over; We waues. se Wi eT OD KITCHEN Gill; GOOD ni peal seu They socal ANTED-MILUIN 0 EXPERIENCED futentudios nt HALES an Wost Madisowee ws nariir “CLASS MIGLINERS AND irltsiners ot Ik State Scamstresscn. ANTED—COMP ENT HAN! Zales apprentices, atid Navmaone TANTED—E: ED ANINTMAKERS B WANRSECE Wes ted N: "ANTED-—NURSE GINL—A GIRL TO DO SEC ond work and take care of children, Bring ref- | erences. Apply at 2108 Mlebiuan-av, Housckeepers, ANTED-A HUUSEKEEVER: ONE TO TARE re uf house; inust know how to milk _ ‘o.cha: Cali nt aw Wont Fe Ti WANTED-MALE, Bookkeepers, Mon &e. DATION WANTEDTBY A YO ek-kouner in a wholesale Roun ._Addrusa Cas, Tribune o secs WANTED-TO panniien BY & graduste of Philndeiphia Coleus. NG ions: nglish and Gera ITAULIE New Casson Wis. SARE Aeon areas aoe in you need ie burg. I rpg ent Hard narver. Db a feivane ofices UNG MAN AS Seholeeate house. Ds, Tribune office, JIGATION WANTED—DY 4 YOUNG MAN OF tt at of Ino rapid ‘wetter, DY A TH compotent and experiencod abipning clerk in any ora? roference. wiven. Address 2 ki Sookkveninn. ‘Koterence piven. A ITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG 3A porionted in business; isa falr p TEAS funros. Best city Fofarences. ITUATION WANTED-—AY A YOUNG MAN OF, sein hablia a& assisuant bookkaopar oF ler: ' an urain Adare Eat rribuns oftcos “WANTEN-AV A YOUNG SIAS OF iy Batis “aa usstatunt ookkooper’ aadere Randa the Kencury buninuss, ence, Address 3%, Tribu QITUATION WANTED—DY YOUNG MAN AS AB- slstant bookkeeper or, outry clerk, ena. Address J unt tw Can ¥, Gan Kive xood rere Mice. DIN SUM Bui House toto writing und wake aiyself iene References und small salary. Address ‘Tripuiie ifice, ANTED-BY A” GENTLEMAN 1 years’ exparlence tn.n whulo- wale, lo sruners.Bol house, as. Salesman ‘OF oifice work. Ad> DOV AN INVER GLERET yeure’ Neunges ithor ty oifve ur oa ihe ruad Raikes ba ines omtico. ITUATION WANTED-—BY A YOUNG MAN POS- henning the highest qualitieations as socguntant in any Dasicess USTs. experionce, guormy,, and tnt wired and ‘revwa: DAW. iW Peckcoure who has had uve T ITUATION WANTED can do narseshoing und wagon works no objecting togo to the count tsass, aidrese wil A RLACKSSITH: ing th 8 Hillton-ats ee Moments menuanleres due N BY A) FIRS fie boat of city rt ~Bilesslianeane WANTED-NY AN ENERGETIC, uly recommended gentleman find trey tae en machine business for alx years, and tr earsin Hurope introduc! 1th great success, TaATION WANTED—AN stoudy, and industrious, wants wmployment at &! per week. Addruss # 67, 'I'ribune onice. WANTED-WHERE 1 CAN MAKE myvel sofas something parmanant; can keop ordoungtuing in the ENGLISUMAN, 3 adres bee aetb SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE, Dont Le eg a go matty cook. Reforeuc dress 210 jSletiganeat. N WANTED-TO DO GENERAL Router orsecond work ins small private fame fiy “Addr Address D 14, ‘ribuno office, QITUATION WANTED-—DY venural huusowork in forted. Apply abs Walnutest. v nm oraulf family; country pree v ED=AS GO’ eno thoroughly understands: kinderie ¥rench TUBES, Uerlin, Ont. FANANCIAL, ARVARS § MADE ON | DIAMONDS, WATCI no-natf broxors’ ratos. faitindoloheet. “rete llaaea Lae “A NY SUMS TO SUIT LOANED ON FURNITURE a0 un pianos und other sucu> ‘without removal; a! Hes TY Doarborn-at, looms t und 7, NY AMOUNTS TO a) secu 8 Didarborn-et.,itou! LOAN ON FURNITOR jt. ramarals. alao on all goor ANN Axo0N N ayaa oe royal Y LOANED OW FURNI: re N taut rocuval anacuten sas mae 133 Donrburn-st, Room 4, Cag PAID FORK Au fon AND Sev ER aE OULDSain's oan und Money to Joa on wate Bullion Uf Umea te (ioenved), 8 East Madlson-at FOR WACE-20 SHALES OF - TH. Prbisen Higa Compan at aeceo. AgavessD TY STORAGE AND MOWTGAGE LOAN yy to toan un furatture, etc. without Ta= a cron rguude in aturaye. 0 East Von Huren-st. THESE VICE PAID FOIL BEATE BAVING: Figoltty tank books, fonat Hor corn WTO LOAN ON FURNTTUILE, HUG. WITH wm aun a Wout Stoarda-at, MNITURE, WARE- bd Jat Nallorate, ouMD v Lad IN 8UM8 OF Merteon reat gniate ‘age fu PHILO A. OTIS, No, sre Fy pareeite 2 Al NG? MANOR uCreRs insas, with a wood credit bus to place mo ‘une cash Basis, Address i &, Tribune ofico. “LO #1000 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED 00 aie, property oul current sates. JOHN 8, tow Bu os above smount, INSTIEUCTION. LOCUTION, 0 KAYE Fest af sloguitn und demuauioart, Contral Ma 1, Merabey Schuol of Musical Art, end SE reensapes FOR Fi “runnrruiy, HUGUIES, ETO, at and wily. Advances at low Taten SoMa yon EURNTEOTE 1 ROWE iP ory ae ator, at low eaten, eVUEiiia. ino und tot Wabuauears 188 RDDY WILL HEGUME 1160 KINDER: Mise Be eee tia beds ulsnop-evure uae Wook beat at Ustun Pare ion cart ALANA 1d Roqutred in from on ue ut Law. os Washingta “RNTED — INUTHOCT WALTZING Witoms Ghote biy comporont teacher either Mt pedi petvator former preferred, Address at ‘Tribune ofice. a VOR SALE, 5 Che Saip—a ¥INB FURY MILCH COW. it GREEL, No, W Markel-ot, ORT! EAD EREORE | ¢ it Call at noon, fines. SF eee Want, Datla a Wa Madtaon-st. a EOL Go, STORAGE | COMPANY: mT urate spr P ANID OS STATE WH CONTINUE TO safe, wid ctiuaD storadte faclticies, PARTNERS WANTED. NTED-A. GOOD, ACTIVE MAN" a id-eatabilshad, well-paying, and * Ines; only ‘ind’ bore Ade ‘PARNER Wan STU Shona Sree t OF OLD BRIO iar? rs¥-inch Suse t umberst, near dw