Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 9, 1880, Page 12

5 ww vHE CHICAGO ‘TRIBUNE:. SUNDAY MAY y = ~__ BOARDING AND LODGING. __ BOARDING AND Lopeine. | ENANCHALY MISCELLANEOUS, REAL ESTATE. Real Estate Dull for Lack of Buyers. Prospecting in the Neighborhood of South Chicago. Principal Sales of the Week— Building Permits. Extraordinary Activity of Real Estale In New “York—Miscellaneous. Beal estate was quiet during the past week. ‘There were not many buyersin the market, and few sales of importance can be reported. 'The situation here is in marked contrast with that at New York and Boston, where the inter est in real estate appears to be on the increase, and the volume of transactions has RECENTLY BEEN EXTRAORDINARY. The announcement that the Pullman works were going to Kensington does not appear to have been much of astimulusto the waning energies of the market. The ground there has been covered py prospecters looking for bar- gains, but owners haye no disposition to sell ou the eve of what they believe willbea boom, The search fur good purchases extends as far as South Chicago. The new structure of the North Chicago Rolling-Mills is being rapidly pushed forward. The walls of the first story are nearly finished. The woolen mill at Sonth Chicago, destroyed by fire some time ago, is bsing rebuilt with valuable improve- ments, and OTHER NEW ENTERPRISES are spoken of. Some very sanguine talk is beard of the future values of property in South Chicago, and along the shore, between the South Park and South Chicago. Persons interested in ‘Washington Heights, La Grange, Evanston, and otber suburbs are quietly presenting the claims Of thelr favorit localities in the belief that, dull as the market now is, it cannot long remain so. B.F. Jacobs sold two lots at the corner of Hoyne and Congress streets for $50 a foot, and tive acres a ‘ot corner of Sixty-firat and Latlin streets for $2,000. CM. Atkins has gold Nos. 90 and 9 South Water, four-story and basement brick, 40x55, to J.D. McNab, of MeNab & Jounston, for $4.00 cush. ‘This property rents for $2,800. Also Nos, {4 and 95 Suuth Water, four-story and basement brick, 40x55, to E. Frankenthal for $24,000; rents for $2,300. ‘William N. Stokes sold for Marcus B. Hanson house and lot No. 166 North Curtis street to T. ¥. Lawrence, Esq., for $39 cash; and for Tlick Bourke Lot 14, in Block 20, Duncan's Ad- dition to Chicazo. H.C. Zuttermeister sold eleven ots in 0. 31. Dorman’s Subdivision of part of S. +4 of Lot2, in Block 37, in Canal Trustees’ Subdivision of W. 1; und so much of the S.E. 1; as lies west of South Branch of Chicago River, Sec. 21, T. 29 N. i. UW E., for $7,150; 716 Union street, $2,000 cash; 42 Ruble street, $1,600; 48 Fremont street, $1,550 cash, ‘T. B. Boyd reports the sale of 133 South Green street for 5,00) cash; 69 Van Buren street for 6,250 aad cashy and store and lot 704 State strect for rah Messrs. E. S. Dreyer & Co, have purchased nine acres of land at the corner of State and Forty-third streets. The sum paid was 327,60, Ui0 un acre. ‘The residence of Prof. Matthews, at No. 22 Ellis syenue,. with 40-foot lot, has been sold through the agency of B. A. Ulrich for $9,000, A sule has been made by dfr. J. D, Harvey of thirtecn and a half acres of land at the corner of Sixty-sixth and Suite streets, south of Engle- wood, i for $1,000 an acre. S SALES OF THE WEEK were 2ixl10 feet, improved, on Twenty-fifth Street, west of Wabaah avenue, $4,000; 30x40 on West Lake, east of Halsted, $4,700; 75x150 on Cliuton, north of: Van Buren, $5,174; Lvxt2_on West Pol, northeast corner of Leavitt, 35,50); 25 teet Eighteenth, improved, on Canalport uvenue, east of Jefferson street, $3,200; 20 rect Ww river, on South Water, east of Luke, 32,500; 6x15 vn Central Park avenue, southwest cor- ner of ‘Twenty-third street, $4,000; 25x134 on In- diana avenue, south of Thirty-tirst street, $3,400; oxicl on West Washington, northeust corner of Paulina, $4,750; 722163 on Wabush avenue, north of Mudison’ street, $50,0W; 130 feet 10 alley, im- roved, on Milwaukee avenue, west of Snion strect, S,aN; Slxke on Chicaro uveuue, northeast corner of Cass street, 3820) bixN7 on Delaware place, east of Dearborn ave- nue, $5,140; 25: on Sangamon street, south of Juckson street, $5,000; Suxlov on West Indiana, northwest comer of Oakley avenue, $3,000; 27x 42. on Drexel boulevurd, northeast corner of Forty-fifth street, 23.000; 6Ux140 on West Lake, west of Union, $9503; 19 11-l0ux170. improved, on Michjgun avenue. oear ‘Cwenty-third street, ¥5.W); GxIl0 on Curroll uvenue, east of Jetfer- Bon street. 10,1; 2x75 on Eighteenth street, east of Indiana avenue, improved, $4,500; 23x 120, improved, on State street, north of Thirty ninth, ¥6,0W; 21x15 on Bissell street, suuth ot Sophia, improved, S150; Ix on Hoyne avenue, improved, north of Har Tison street, $3,000; 48xls0 on Indiana avenue, south of Thirticth street, $4,500; 274x100, im- proved, on, South northeast corner of [ivssuth, $3,800; IW feet tw river on Grove sireet, east of Todd, $16,500; 2x8! on Canul street, south of Sebor, $3,150; 4053xé$ on Cunul, north of Polk, $11,000; 5u%xIvi, improved, on Prairie avenue, uear Sixteenth’ street, §),W; 22x170, improved, on Indiana avenue, near Twe ty-uinth, $3,000; 631 West Adams street, 35,000; Suxeu, improved, on North Clurk street, north of Kingie, $20,000; 24x130, improved, on Sedgwick, north of Hobbie, $4,000; 5uxl25 on West Taylor, westof Centreavenue, $6,900; 40x118 on Ellis avenue, south of Thirty-tifth street, $9,000; 21x Jud on West Washington, west of Curtis, $6,000; 2ux165%4 on State, north of Harmon court, $12,- Qu0; 40x140 on West Luke, west of Union, $7,200; 3484460 on Fifty-tirst street, southeast corner of Kimbark avenue, $21,050. IN THE BUILDING PERMITS of the week were those to the Board of Educa- tion. to erect a three-story schoolhouse, 17x8+ ivet, corner of Eugene and Hammond streets, to Gust $30,000; to Louis Huck, to erect an elevator, SuxlW feet, Eighteenth street, near Canal, to Cost $50,000; to BR. 'T. Crane, to erect a pipe fac- tory, 150x150 feet, on Stewart avenue, near Judd sircet, to cost $40,000; Thoioas Mackin, repairs of store, corner of Kinzie and Stute streets, to cost $15,000; Chicago, Kock Island and Pucific Railroad Company, additional story ou building on Van Buren street, to cost $12,000; Munger, Wheeler & Co., elevator, 101x200, corner of Cana! and Fulton streets, to cost $200,000; J. A. Ruth, to erect a two-story dwelling, No, 297 Warren avenue, to cost $6,000; and A. Nelson, to erect a taijor Sa0p at Nos. 158 and 190 Wesson street, to cost $3,000. Work has been begun on TWO NEW ELEVATORS, that of Munger, Wheeler & Co., at the corner of Canal and Fulton, and the Northwestern Hall- road's elevator, on the North Brauch. This will cost $300,000, and will hold 1,500,000 bushels of rain. Munger, Wheeler & Co.'s elevator will re ee will cost $200,000, and will hold 900,000 Dushels of grain. ‘The premises Nos. 18] and 193 State street have ‘been leased by Mr. Potter Palmer, who will con- vert them into an extension of the Paimer House, with a ball-room 40x130 feet, sufficiently large to seat 800 people, and forty-eight sleep- ing-rooms, besides a small club-room, lees, Pierce & Co. call attention to the fact thar they bave for es, on Sere Sesirable building property at Kensington, where the new Pullman works ure to be. The lots are 25x00, and can be had at $300 to $600 each. ‘The following are the appraised VALUES OF SCHOOL LANDS, made by Messrs. Shortall, Ayars, and Kimball, who were appointed to determine the cash value of schoo! jots, the lexses of which have not ex- irvd. The new leases will be made on the fol- ing figures: outh feet of Lot 27, Bronson'’s Addition, UU in bulk. Lot 6, Block $8, Original Township, $1,700 per front foot on Madison street. Soutbeast 3, Block 1, School-Section Addition, 375 per front toot on Monroe street. Lot 22, Block 1, School-Section Addition, $75 per front foot on Monroe street. : Lot 23, Block 1, School-Section Addition, $7 Per front foot on Monroe street. Lots land2, Block 88, School-Section Addi- won, $175 per front foot on Fifth avenue. Lot Ofty feet south of Lot 4. Block 88, School- Section Addition, $60 per front foot on Fifth avenue, The north seventy feet of Lot 3, Block 88. Sehool-Section Addition, $175 per front foot on Fifty avenue. The south half of Lot 10, Block 114, School- Bection Addition, $180 per foot on Clark street. School-Section Addition, Lot 14, Block 113, $75 ber front foot on Griswold street. Lot 16, Block 313, $130, Clark street. Lot 13, Biock 113, $75, Griswold street, Lot 22, Block 113, $75, Griswold street. Lot 21, Block 113, $130, Clark street. Lot 2, Block 113, $240, Chirk street. Lot 23, Bl 413, $100, Griswold street. Lot %, Block 142, $1,500, State street Lots 20 and 21, Block 14°,—Lot 2v, $900; Lot 21, $5), Dearborn street. ‘South eight feet of Lot 23, Block 142, Lot 24, and Lot 23, $500; Lot 26, $1,000; Lot 27, $1,500, Dearborn street. Some of these valuations are 2) per cent higher gud the others somewhat higher than those of Ave rears ago. The desirability of the PAVILION PARKW4Y ‘end vicinity, between the Lake Shore and Rock Island and the Western Indiana tracks, for building purposes, is just beginning to be appre- tinted. The easy aceess to and from the city via the four roads, to-wit: the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, Rock Island, Fort Wayne, and the Western Indiana, snd the cheap fares or five cent rides. which the newroad will probably compel the pthers to adopt very oon, are having their effect. wr EN. ison, WhO has a frontage of sev- f eral hundred feet on the Parkway, is about to set out 100 trees, and will probably erect this fall or in the spring a row of handsome houses. Bids will soon be asked for a tunnel under the river at Clybourn place, through which to ex- tend a sixteen-inch water-main. ‘Work on the Harrison street tunnel will begin to-morrow. SATURDAY’S TRANSFERS. Tho following instruments were filed for record Saturday, May 8: CIIX PROPERTY. Loomis st. se corner of West Righteenth, w f, ‘37-10 ft to alley, dated May 3 (John Sediacek, Mohawk st sem 3 Sy vo Alpe dated April 4 (John G, Hiden to Ignatz Bu- ai ii0tin oF bly -thira ‘si wt, My Te dated Juno 1s, IS (George E. P. Dodge (trustee) to Francis A, Ogden). Barber st, 100 ft w of Union nf, x13. ft DARE GIPASTIU ae Batre sf terfield 5: no 100 Gusdsey? (John EL Freeman to Jere- mish Know!es) a Artesian sy, Li 118 of Grund ay. 6. 23x13 6-10 ft dnved April 10 (Thomas Low to Joba Ham- per: third st, 350 ti Ww of Wentwoi A ‘Brit 2-1 fev dntod, May 8 (Alexander 2. Galla, Jr., to Peter Schreiner). lies no 2, a eeerelner to Alexander ¥. Guild, Jr.) . Clinton st, n w cornor of Quincy, ¢ f, undivided He otsivxids fh dated April 12 (Joveph Ke Hestrings te HaDroe Webster av; 6 ft, a of Webster ay, Whied Jan. 3 (Marcus Kronberg b; Beggtex st (oni) at (Xo. ael Lauer). im @ dor of Contre, wf Sixizs Bilt fh, 19 te of above, dated April (i Shiok to William tempel) 2 Bays Garis tatinnie to Louis Ennesser). ‘Twentieth st, 2s ft e of Jederson, » f, 2 ft-dated May 4 (Margarete E.’ Dorman to Hed C. Boerner). ° EGS 88a e Bef b & 25H a Same st. dite of Joterson, 8 f, 24x10, dated ward dourelte fv¢.of Jeterson sia % 2x0 fe, court lis ft @ of Jeffers i dsied' May 4 (Sumo to Fred Hademachor 6t al)... Ward court, iii fie ‘dated May 4 (Same to Jobn Pobis).. Jefferson st, 0 ftn of Twenteth, wf, dated May 4 (Same to Maxdulena Mueller). Hush st 7 fcse of Cedur, w f, 87 ft to Lake ‘Michigan, dated Mays (Master in Chancery to Potter Palmer)... 3 Undivided 3-7 of saute promises, duied Dec. Iss (Conrad L. Conrad et al. to Michi Brand)... as oe, Wassington st, e of Hom a gated Stay v (Harmon Lowry to ‘olmes) 3 Hoyne ny, Jackson at, @ f, 2xi31i4 tt, dated Muy 7 (Sarah J. Munmroo to Henry Jolberz).:.0.- uth Dearborn st, i fis of Thirty-seven Boutbxlitte cuted May (Join Gow to Wille iim 8. Snow). tf Busbnell st, 135 dated May's Mahe Wesson ‘ Slay § Gomnelius SE. Koniand vo Albi Nel- son et Ss Amold st, ibis fea of Whirty-ahind, wf Bz 7-Uie dated Keb. 23 (Amading A. Harbert al. to John Covert). ‘Wabash av, w cor of er, WUG-W ft duted Muy 4 (Masver in Chuncory to Trusices of Henry Youn Park av, 134 ftw of Wood st.» May Giaster in Chancery to Jatios H. OURS). West Unio st secor of Dilersa nf, Sx dated May 6 (Jobn J. Fiugerald to Alice Barnard). ts. Washington si, ESIS-ii0 fi ‘xt fe, dated April 16 (T fa 888 a ieware ‘av, (Cisude J. Adams td Thomas John iL Schumann et al. 6,000 Same premises, dated May mann et al. to Lucretia J. L. Banning: 5,500 Wilvox st, Il tte of California ay, n £, 2x5 ft, datea April 9 (Wiliam H, Walters to Ida Bruce)... > 2,000 SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF SEVEN MILES OF THE COULT-OTSE. ‘Wentworth ay, 400 fun of Forty-third st, ¢ , 25 xing tt, dated April 27 (Catherine J. Pulmer w Willan H. F. Hulman)... $ Ashland av, 20 1t's of Forts-elghth st, wf Sx HLtt davéd Muy 7(8dward Koen to Michael jolund), Bixty-third wt, ai fc Zt, dated April23 Comertord) Grove parkwa} oT , xLG ft dured April @, sw (William Loeb, ‘Trustee, to Union Mutual Life-lnsurance Company) ones, 3,000 Grove parkway. 3 w corner of Forty-third st, 0 £, 48 $-luxid 20, dated April 3) (Wiiliam Loeb, Trustee. to Union Mutual Life-Insurance Co, 3,500 Sixty-trst st, ow corner of Loomis. s f, 738x124 fu dated Stuy 7 Qdury K. Fox to Melvin De Pay). aoeee. 200 Evans r of Fo ¥ ‘LY tt, duted April 25 (William W. Melhany to Augustus L. Patterson).. == 2,500 Park (east of railroad), wtrts of Fifty-int ‘st, @ f 1x88) ft, datod May 4 (Kate ii. Juda to Benjamin ¥, Hutchinson)... +. 8000 State st ne ‘corner of sixtie ia tt, dited May 7 (Augustus E. és ‘Arthur G. Ouls, 2,500 Treive lots ins of rallroud, Sec. 4, 'T. a3, It. 14, dated Aprit 21 (WVilsun G. Baker to Abner L. Cass). 3,000 WEST OF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN A RADIUS OF SEVEN MILLS OP THE COURT-HUCSE. Milwaukee av, 74 fts¢ of Caltfornia, ne f, 3x wis st, Gated May G(Afna E, Tripp 10 Charles, Spohn)... seeeee a Heine st, 804 te'n of Northav, of Sox1ls fe dated May 3 (Frederick G. Frank to Lindauer Bros. & Co. si SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK. ‘Tho following is the total amount of city and suburban transfers within a radiusof seven miles of the Court-House, filed for record dur- the week ending Saturday, May 8: City— Sales, 172; consideration, $595,738. North of city Hmits—Sales,$; consideration, $10,000. South of city limits—Sales, 27; consideration, $130,260. ‘West of city limits—Sales, 5; consideration, 33, $15. Total sales, 203. ‘Total consideration, $742,- S73. IN NEW YORE. The record of real-estate transactions in the New York Herald of lust Sunday showed that on the preceding day, May 1, they aggregated near- ly $3,000, The transfers were unusuall, heavy during the whule month of April, as there was a eneral and powerful awakening to the prospective value of New York property. On this the Herald sure editorially: |“ We huvo no doubt that the sharp-sighted busincss-men and capitalists who have embarked so actively fn these vasttransactionsunderstand tho nature of their investments. They are too keen and shrewd to buy property whose value can depre- ciate. They know what they are about, and their contident judgment that real estate in’ New York must continue to rise, {8 one of the most hopeful signs of the times.” : he Boston Transcript says: ‘Real estate is rapidly increasing in value in Chicago. A lot on the corner of State and Washington, streets, 0 by 91% feet, with buildings worth $75,000, was lutely gold for $295,000, making the clear value of tho land, shallow as it was, $2,400 a front foot. ‘This is the largest price ever paid for real estate ju Chicago, The estate contains 8235 fect of lund, and, subtracting the value of the bulld- ings, it would give a price of $26.50 per square foot'for the land. In Boston the highest price that can be learned of by auction was that of the lot on the eust corner of State and Kibly streets, where, in 1873, the buildings to be de- molished, the successful bid was ‘$94,000, or a little more than $i per square foot. At pri- vate sale, probably the highest price ever ob- tained here was that for the Jackson estute on Winter and Washington streets, which, covered by buildings comparatively worthless except for costly alteration and repuir, brought something more than $1W0 per equare foot. ————=__ NATURE, Thou'rt loveliest now, dear Mother Earth, for Sprin; > Around thy form her emerald robe doth fling, ‘And garly trip along the laughing hours, While Mora gems thy breast with fulrest flowers, Yet Nature's face is scarred with this great wrong: The weak are ever preyed on by the strong, Who can look on the Ocean vast at rest, When, wNight’s pale Queen glides slowly to the esi Ando’er bk flings her tender, trembling beams, ‘As though to lure him to the land of dreams, And noe feel Nature's power? Yet ‘neath the leep Full many a monster grim doth swim or creep, And ail their murderous instincts they employ ‘To crush the weak, to slaughter and destroy. Or if upon some forest grand we look, Sublimest page in Nature's wondrous book, Entranced we listen as the wind-swayed trees Pour forth to Heaven their plaintive melodies. Each senseigcharmed. But hark! yon startled cry From song-bind's throat proclaims the hawk is nigh; How swiftly doth the feathered murderer dart And thrust his talons through his victim's heart, And thus ‘tis always throughout Nature's plan, From tiny insect up to God-like man. Might still is Right; the strong hand still doth reel ‘With the life-current of the helpless weak; And Nature's face is scarred with the great wrong, ‘The weak are ever preyed on by the strong. BMLay, 1580, Roxserr TURSEY. New York Editors of To-Day—The Active and Managing Men of the Metropolitan Press, Howard's Letter’ (n Philadelphia Times. The active men on the papers to-day range from 25 to 5) years of uge. Mr. Connery, the managing editor of the Herald, is 44 or 43 years of age, tallandthin. Mr. Ford, the de facto editor of the Times, is about 45, short and thin. Mr. Reid, the managing editor of the Times, 13 48, tall and well proportioned. Mr. Whitelaw Heid is a little this side of 50, very tail, and lat- terly inclining to stoutness, It has been the general impression for some time past that Mr. Hassard, Mr. J. RG, Hussard, one of the best musical writers of the country, was the manag- ing editor of the Tribune. The factis that Mr. Whitelaw Heid’s former stenographer, Mr. Nich- olson, has gradually had the duties of that po- sition placed upon him, and to-day he is all in all as the important sepresentative of Mr. Reid, I should judge him to be 50 years of age, tall and spare. Ballard Smith, . the managing editor of the Sun, is about 40, medium bight, and thin. Oukey Hall, the manuging editor of the World, must,be 2 or 53, quite tull, and larze-framed.” I don’t recall— Jet_me sce,—I believe the city editors of the various papers range from 25 to 45. It may be that Shanks, of the Tribune, is a little over that, but he doesn't show it, and Harry Hill, of the Herald, may be a trifle under that. ‘A ni phase of reporterdom is fast developing in met- ropolitan journalism. Very many ae the re- riers are graduates of our best colleges, Efinging in addition to’ natural aptitude and a superstructure of comparative cult- Huenctich Lebink must in the ond be service- ure, whiel é journalism. It is found that able to modern J ms spunea. less editing is needed in the things. ‘here was a time when a reporter's copy needed so much revision as to make it almost necessary to rewrite the entire matter, Now ic becomes largely a question of space, and if that is ample a trifling revision, and general- jy then as a matter of taste, !s noeded. In ‘Yiew of the fact that there nre hundreds of men earning thelr living through the columns of our great papers, it 1s interesting to us, and particularly to those of us who are passing along, to know what becomes of them when they get along. Now and then you strike a happy-go-lucky fellow who doesn’t caro much whether school keeps or not, und whose life seems to be a perpetual holiday among his craft; but a5 a general thing life is hard, duty is ex- acting, and compensation issmall to the workers onthe press. Charley Webb, formerly of the Times, and since better known as “John Paul, of the Tribune, married money and went into Wall strect. George Alfred Townserd, whose work is as well known in the country as that of any other man, long since severed regular con nection with the press, and now devotes his time to universal correspondence and special articles, and lately has published a volume which Lam pleased to know 1s meeting with Becuntary success. Some of our old-time writers ave gone into book publishing, and one or two are in the street, but the rest—I don’t know and I fear that nobody cares. ——<—————— THEODORE THOMAS, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Crxcrinnatt, O., May 8.—Theodore Thomas has secured passage on an ocean steamer that is to leave New York for Germany on the first Wednesday after the Cincinnati May Festival, He intends to pay a long visit to his favorit mod- orn composer, iichard Wagner, whose works Be has done much to introduce in America. When Mr. Thomas returns, it is understood he will re- organize his old orchestra, the members of which are anxious to be again under the sway of his baton. ———____ WISCONSIN. SOLDIERS’ REUNION. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. MILWAUKEE, Wis. May 8—Gens. Grant and Sheridan hayo notified the Committee of the Wisconsin Soldiers’ Reunion that they will at- tend tho reunion June 8, remaining during the 9th and 10th. Gen. Grant will be accompanied by his family, <= WHO KNOWS? Who knows, who knows For whut the wind blows? To scatter the rose-lenves sweet, Or rout and wreck a fleet? ‘To rock a bird on a bough, <3 Or break u heart and a vow? Whether it blow from North or South, ‘To or from the harbor's mouth, Whether it blow from East or West, Who knows why, and which is best? Who knows, who knows Why the tide ebbs or flows? If it go out or come in, What it shall lose or win? What it doth seek on its quest? What secret bring back iu its breast? Ever the old sea-song fs sung; Never a human ear or tongue Understands it, or may tell— Yet it may breathe from the heart of- sheil. Who knows, who knows Why a life comes or goes? Why its thread is with others crogt, Or tangled, broken, and lost? Woven in weft gay, Or with warp and woof of gray? Whether are better, smiles or tears? Whether are truer, hopes or fears? Whether Is sweeter, Joy or pain? ‘What is loas, and what is gain? Up above, in His grand repose, Oke sees It all, and He mnowe. HE. A. B. in Golden Itule, THE ‘SRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES. NORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMER- ‘ous patrons tiroughout the clty, we have ostab- ished Branch Offices in the diferent Divisions, as designated below, where advertisements will ’ be taken for the same ‘prico as chanced at the Main Onice, and will be received until 1Uo'clock p- mi. | SOUTH DIVISION. J. & R SIMMS, Booksellers und Stationers, 13 TWH BOGART: Drageist. 618 Cottage G: Ay l', Drugzist, rot @ Grove-sy., northwest cornor Thirty-tifth-st. IL W. BUCHMAN, Dragaist, corner Thirty-trst and Stute-sis, sae WEST DIVISION, CHAS. BENNET?, Nowadealer, Stationer, ete, 93) ar Western-ay. Druxgish 249 Biue ‘Isiand-av. corner of Twelfth-s H.C. HERHICK, Jewelor, Newsdealer, and Fancy Goods. 7) Lake-st., corner Lincoln. iH. F. KRAI, Drugeisy Gl West Madison-st,, corner NOKTH DIVISION. =, L. BURLINGHAM « CO, Deuces, 45 ‘North Ciark-8:.. commer Division. ‘ ILLLAMS & CO., Draggists, 87 Larrabee-st, corner Sophia, LOUIS W. H. NEEBS, Printing and Advortising Agent, News and Stationery Depot, 435 Kast Division- st. between LaSalle und Wells. PERSONAL. ERSONAL— A GENTLEMAN, 9 YEARS OF age, with a fine home, desires the nequuintance of a youny lads, aged 2) to 4i, who must be uccuniplishud, Sond of music, goud looking, very stylish, and ward disposition; blond, and oue who Is fond of home pre- ferred. Object mitrimony. HU 6, Tribune ottice. DERSONAL—A LADY DESIRES A ROOM WITH a lady living alone. Address H @, Tribune. SONAL—A GENTLEMAN, STRANGEK IN the city, would like to ‘make the acquaintunce of velable and refined Jady who enjoys horseback. riving, theatres, ete, Address £%5, Tribune. ERSONAL—WILL IRA THE. FREEMAN, OR ‘any one knowing bis address, please send 70 F @®, Tribune office und hear of a friend from New York. PERSONAL A YOUNG GENTLEMAN LIVING on the South Side would like a room-mate. ‘very~ thing Bnit-ciass, board, etc. Reterences given and required. Address F3!, Tribune office. South Side., Q PARK-AV.—UNFORNISHED ROOMS WITH PARK ROW, {ER OF MICHIGAN-AV. sar’. ‘ ELDRIDGH-COURT—FRONT PARLOR, ALSO a O other rooms for Unmilies or young men, with ‘Q UNIVERSITY-PLACE—DESIRABLE SUITS 43 Orooms untgrnitved; one. furnished, with board; location’near Douglas Station. " TWENTY-FO! -ST.—PLEASANT FRONT TO rods wiar bud Hasze elovets.leferonces. EABTTIMRTY-FIRST-ST—FURNISHED OR unfurnished ‘rooms with board; also table board; barn to rent. : 1 THIRTY-FIRST-JT.—ROOMS BURNISHED? 180 crtnfuraisues wit board, tra aloe nomelixel Tesidence, with a fine lawn. Call the first of the week: 282 MICHIGAN-AV.— AN UNFUBNISHEDs 4 front suite, with board. ; 5 288 tocrdSeonteune aad wife or two oF three gentlemen; day boarders. 317 WABAST-AV FIRST-CLASS BOAKD AS rooms for genticman and wife, or single gent. All modern coventences, bath, cars tO WABASH-AV—LARGE ROOMS WITH | Side—Continned. . WEST. ‘WASHINGTON-ST.—TO RENT, irith Dgard, nicelysfurnished rooms, single of 483 SE en suite.“ 530 WAST, rs "NONROE-ST—TO RENT, WITH board, a front suite of rvoms, furdished or unfurnished. be 546 WEY LAKE ST-LARGE FINELY-R UIE nished front’room und alcove, overlooking Union Purk, with or without board. References. 588 West, WASHINGTON-ST.-FRONT AL- cove, furnisied gretufurnished; also another room; locations choleer larga yard. 7 [Q MONROE ST—SOME VERY NICH BRONT =! rooms, with board. ‘Berms moderate. OLA NESE MONROE SEAN SUITE, OF 2 UN +E tarnished front rooms, with board, in & pri- vate family; all modern \mprovaments, SHLAND-AV.—THRBE LARGE FURNISHED rovins, on suite, to rent with board, In small fam- ily. “Address G4, Tribune office, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN, FIND A pleasant home with a strictly private family Itv- ing a short distunco west of Union Park on Washing- fon-st.; modern convenlences._ Address W, Tribune. SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE NICK room, breakfast, and ¢ o'clock dinner in 2 private family; best purt of West Side; no other boxrdera. Best referonces given and required. _H 33, Tribune. BBVEEN, THROOP-8T. AND UNION PARK, ‘on Washington-st—To let with borrd—2 elexant ‘South-front rooms. Everything first-class. Refor- ences required. Addross D &, ‘Pribune office. @ door: pri- ‘vate louse; cheap. Q G5 MIGHIGAN-AV, (OLD _NUMBER)—VERY 363 desirable toons io fone wiih board, single or on sulle. 5S WABASH-AV FURNISHED ROOMS FOR gentlemen und their wives; board for ladies. QF WABASH-AV—FRONT ALCOVE, ROOM 535 and back parlor, furnished, with board. WABASH-AV, (OLD NUMBER) — LARGE 88) MAnASa ot infOmtmed rooms, with board, Pleasant grounds. 3018 INDIANA-AV UNUSUALLY PLEASANT rooms, with bord, on second floor, for young couple. Bieasanthume. References. WABASH-AV. (LD NO. 69)—-FUR- 1228 mabe ieee Yoon Caud bull’ bedroom, em aulte or singie, und room ou parlor fivor, with board, [Q49 NABABH-AY. — TIANDSOMHDY, FUR: nished oF unfurnished rooms, with or with- Out tirst-class board. Day boarders wanted. MICHIGAN-AV, (NEW NUMBER)— [B28 pA CHER SA oof HA potter tie gentlemen. 1330 MCHIGAN-AV. (New NUMBER) 10 let, with board, one second-story front al~ cove room; sisotwo very bundsomo rooms, en suite or single. 133 14.06 WARASH-AV., CORNER FOORTERNTH: st.—Finost rooms in city; also largo front room and alcove; all rooms furnished or unfurnished, with or without board; must be first-class. [551 MiSHIGAN-Ay. GQkW NUMBEIO DE- sirable rooms, furmisbed and unfurnished, with or without board; the rooms are being newly calcimined; liberal terms to parties furnishing. 1914. WABASHCAY, QEW NOMBERS THREU large pleasant rooms on parlor tloor, to rent, with bourd. “References given und required. JOD] CALUMBT-av.— NICELY, SURNISHED 41 alcove, on second ‘door, with or without bourd; tine view’of both olty aid lake, 200' WABASU-AV.—HANDSOME FRONT AL- 7 cove, sucond door, with bourd; alto otliers, 5 INDIANA-AV. NEAR TWENTIETH-ST— 2017 Rae ae 2] WABASH-AV., BETWEEN TWENTIETH 2031 Out bourd; hot and cold wator. and ‘Twenty -first-sts,—Rooms, with or with- DAR) 1) MICHIGAN-AV—DESIRABLE | FRONT alcove room, with excellent board for two MICHIGAN-AV.-ERONT ROOM AND bourd. JPUBNISHED ROOMS, HoT WATER, BATH DOR (gontloman and wife, or singte rooms, with bourds mn West Side; private family, Address # 24, ‘Trib: une ofiice. WO GENTLEMEN CAN FIND A HANDSOMELY furnished rvom, with tirst-clavs board, In & pric vate faumily in a desirable neizbborbood within one- half blook Madison-st. cars. Address G 14, ‘Tribune, MPWO OR FOUR FIRST-CLASS PARTIES CAN ‘obtain an elegant suite handsomely rurnishe: delightful location, east of Ashland-ay., with zoo buardin small family, by addressing D4,"Tribune. North Siae. NORTH CLARK-8T,, FOURTH DOOR FROM the bridge—fooms, with board, $ to % por week; without board, $3 to 5 57 BUSHST 7 NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS, OF withdoard, for two. TL] SEARBORN-AV,, CORNER OF OHIO-ST— Mudame A. Babut, French buarding-houso; table served in the best French style. Rooms ele- guntly furnished for gentlemen, single or married, quitigut children. A good chance to learn practically the french language. Neferonces, Hd Carrey, Bren Consul; Ch, Henroda, Boigiun Consul, [2R% BEARBORN-AV.—BACK PARLOR SUITE, 2 furnished or unfurnished, with board. Day dordens uecummodated. 999 ONTANIO-S.—X DESIRABLE BUTTE OF ed a roums, together or sepurate, with good board; aio single room, “ef z 3. 3 ) ON'TATIO-ST.—TO RENT—LARGE FRONT room, nicely furnished, with or without board, Gentiewen only. Terms reusonable. gentlemen. JID WABASH AY: (NEW NUMBER)— a. Nicely-furnished rooms, singly or en sulte, with board. References required. 999 WABASH-AV.—FURNISHED OR UN- SOA forsale’: rooms, iil bourd; also duy oard. 5 WABASH-AV. — SECOND-STORY AL- 2228 cove: so Wome tor geatomen, with bourd, Referencos required. 2948 WABASH-AY.— TO. RENT, | FRONT Pa alcove rooms, furnisheé or unfarnished, with good board; other rooms suitable for young men. WABASH-AV. — WITH BOARD, ONE DAO Wee foot. bho single ‘room, nicely far- nished. 940 WABASH-AV.—A BEAUTIFUL SUITE of front rooms, also other rooms, fur- nished or unfurnished, with board. 8159 GADIANACAY, HRY NICE, (AIRY Od room, south und east front, suitable for two aduils, 3405 INDIAN ATAY- MCELE RORNISHED room, with board, on reusouable terms. A. GENELEMAN AND WIFE CAN FIND BOARD and alcove front room on third floor, or extel sion room On parlor Hoor, in a first-class residenct rivate family; north of Twenty-second-st. Address Dit, ‘Tribune office, ~ PRIVATE FAMILY ON WABASH-AV., NEAR ‘Wwenty-second-st., will take a tamily to board; only first-class peuple wunted. Zi, Tribune otc AT SOUTH PARK-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN A nivos comfortable home for the ‘summer, only two biocks from the depot. No other boarders. Ap- ply to W. A. OLMS1ED, 173 Wabash-av. (AMDINE SQUARE—T0 RENT, WITH BOARD, front or back suite of rooms; private family. Ad- dress F'41, Tribune office. YOUNG GENT CAN FIND GOOD BOARD AND room, within flve minutes’ walk of the Post- Office. Address G 79, Tribune office. ELEGANTLY, RUGNGHED | ROOMS. WITH 4 strictly first-class board, in a private family In the most charming puct of the south Side, to a few ue- sirable parties only. eu js 81, Tribune office. ICHIGAN-AV.—ROOMS, WITH- -tinwar louction, Addross # £2, first-class board, une office. A VUSHIGAN- AV, FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, IML" with board. “Address P38, Tribune office. PDRAIRIE-AV. NEAR TWENTY-SIXTH-ST— Delightful secon:modauions for Arst-class family of four adults or two couple,in strictly private family, without children. Location unsurpassed. Address £ ty, ‘Tribune office. 94-2, BAST Oli10-ST PLEASANT FURNISHED SES room, suitable for two persons, with board. Day borders accommodated. £4. INDIANA “St. — WANDSOMELY FUR- nished rooms, with first-cinss board. House newiy papered und calcimined. Also duy board. 250 HASt gSDISA-ST-SINGLE ROSE OU with board. 552 EAST INDIANA-ST. BETWEEN STA 400 st. and Veurborn-av.—Board, with furnished Or unturnished rooms, single or sulte: oF ONTAHIO-ST.-A LARGE, ELIGIBLE 258 room und small Bau-rouusn wlth bourd, QQ PALINOIS-sT. FURNISHED ROOMS WITH bourd; duy-buarders uccommodated. 346 EAS? INDIANA-S -BRONT ALCOVE room, also Inrgé bathroom, neatly furnished, with goud ttle, and hot bath. 45] NORTH LA SALLE-ST—TO-RENT, WITH Dourd, nicely-farnished front sicuve room, suitable for indy and gent. ENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH board and furnished rooms in a desirable jocation onthe North Side. Call at oom 10, & and WE. Wash- ingion-st, TEAR DEARBORN-AV.—TO RENT, WITH board, » purior fluor, unfurnished except carpet south front. References required. Audress H 24, Weibune oMice.. ‘ORTH LA SALLE-ST., NEAR OAK—ELEGANT rvoms, frat and second #vors, with modern im- provements; extra good board und cleunliness; sc- commodutions first-class, private. and homelike. |Ad- ‘dress G83, Tribune office. Witt BOARD, FURNISHED OR UNEUR- nishod rooms on the North side, east of Clark and suuth of Ontarto-sts. Address G 8% Tribune. Hotels. ARENCE HOUSE, CONNER STATE AND HAR- ‘rlson-sta,, four blocks south of Palmer House— Board und room, per day, $15) to &; por week, from $610 49; also ruraished rooms rented without board. JHCRORBAN HOTEL, 127 WEST Sf DIsON-S7.— Elegantly-furnished rooms to rent by the day or week, SRS, RIL EDDY. {ARWELL HOUSE, CORNER OF JACKSON AND Hulsted-sts.—Containing over 10) rovms for guests, 1s now tinisked, und all furnished in dae style. No better accommodations in the city for transients or permanent bourders, Please call und examine for yourselves. Country. T RIDGELAND, ONLY "s0°MINUTES’ RIDE A trom Wells-st. depot—Board for two gentlemen. Aadress Gu, Tribune office, PPAMILIES OR SINGLE PERSONS | DESIRING ‘bourd for the summer will tind large, alry rooms and Hrst-cings uccommodations by addressiig D. J. LAKE, Luke Forest, IL, ‘AKESIDE HALL, EVANSTON — SUMMER board in pleasant rooms in midst of delightful grounds, Adults, $5 to $i; children, $3 to $1. PERSONS (DESIRING BUARD FOR SUMMER will tind large unfurnished roums, except carpets, with private fumily at Winnetka, directly on lake shore, “Address 5}, Tribune office. QGOUTHERN MICHIGAN BoakD YOR THREE or four persons, in private family, atone of the in Southern Michisan; lore in front; boating and fishing; adress KATE MILLER, pleasantest” pisces grounds; Inke direct; terms moderate. . Colon. Mich. PATins DESIRING | FIRST Cl ASS TABLE- board between Twenticth and ‘wenty-tirst-sts. can be accommodated by addressing G 12, Tribune. YY INDSOR HOUSE. OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSE, State-st., Chicnzo,—most cantral part of the clty,—$l.Wand $2 per day. “M, HANNON, proprietor.s MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATOHD: DANCES Male browses’ rates, B. LAUNDES, Rooms6 ands, 2) Hindoiph-st. Established iss. NY PERSONS WISHING TO BORROW MONEY A ‘on household furniture, pinnos, etc., without re- moval, or on Boras, carriages, mackiner rey oaks bunds. mortzages, etc, can do 30 With pontane expense usually charged. ISAAC.H. PRICE, eae Ba 8 es NY PARTIES DESIRING LOANS ON HORSES, A’ carriages, Tar pares iy eid whe it removal 0! le property at uh at Hooms 60 und of Reaper Block.” N OF MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, Ais, Smebinerg, etc, without ‘removal, and dither securities. W. N. ALLIY, 152 Dearborn-st, Room 4. = yf iN" IN STATE SAVINGS, BREHIV! COUNTS cot peat rates. Atiming und other stocks bought und sold. B.S. HUNT, 110 Dearporn-st. CASH FOR STATE, GERMAN, AND FIDRL- an ‘Savings Bank claims. Money !ouned on life- insuratee polleies. W.8. LASHEK, 2 Wasbingion._ EXPERT WILL MAKE LOANS ON DIA; 1d: it itches at One-third brokers’ Alsou dye’ grace allowed. Address HS, Tribune office. PM 0 SUIT LOANED ON FURNITURE A NYidueremovelt aleo on plonos and other secu Titles, 79 Dearborn-st, Rooms 6 un AX AMOUNTS TO LOAN N PURNITOR! pianos, evc., without reioval; also on all goo securities. 95 Dearborn-st., Room ll. 1 COMMERCIAL NOTES, LOCAL SECURITIES A ‘Dbougkt und sold. Louns on real estate neyotise ted. ISAAC GREENEBALM & CO., 110 Fifth-av. NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FURNITOKE AND planos without removal. 151 Randoiph-st., Room 4, SPECIAL SUM OF S50 TO LOAN AB A A whole or divided, on city real-estate security. TOMAS & BRAGG, Lt Lu Salle-st. YASIL PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND SILVER— Diese overs ecguga’ ae COLDSMID'S Loan und sof every descripvon, a ‘ an Biton Oaice (iicensod),’ 9 Hast Madison-st. Batpo- Iisued bes, YHANDLER & CO.. MORTGAGE BANKEKS, 73 Dearborn-st, make building loans, buy mort- gages, und loan on roul estate, OSE PAID FOR ENDOWMENT LIFE INSUR- ‘ance policies, D, W. SUTHERLAND, 79 Dearborn. (Ey STORAGE AND MORTGAGE LOAN Co, money to loan on farniture, ete.. without re- movzl, or on goods in storage. 8) East Von Buren-st. Te Te ye ot dad Seundinavian Wa: and Fidel Oks, ang man din Na> tonal Bank ‘cefuilicates, IkA HOLMES, General Broker, 56 Washiogwon-st. UANS NEGOTIATED — COMMERCIAL AND real estate gaper boughtand suld. 3, L, CAN- ¥IgED. il Randolph-st, Ls LARGE Olt SMALL, UN STOCKS, MORT- wages, furniture, pianos, etc., without removal, ab jowest rates. 97 South Clark-st, Room @, NEY TO LOAN IN BUMS TO SUIT ON CIry Mina estate ar best rates. J, LL EUW, 12 Reaper oe ONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD CHATTEL PRUP- erty, without removal, or on ood eoliaterals from $0 to $10,000. Apply to COOPER & GOODING, Room 16, 9 East Madisun-st. CANCER-LET THE SUFFERER REA; A. Sittbe pind: for 1 uo hereby ecrure thar Ta deen susfering with a painfut cancer in iy lett brent Tor two pear, and had consulted seven physici, mong thew Prof, M. Gun, vf the Rush Medical Cat, lege of Chicazo, Iit., and they had all sald I must ave iveut of orit would kilt me, und T bad given up at hope of life, for 1 could not expect to live through vt operation. “My breast wus swollen to twice Its neta size, and so sore and painful J had to carry itn hands when I walked about the Toom, unless ohey wise supported. When, a friend advised meto eat ppon Dr. LT: Lee, of 28 Kast Chicago-av.. ID. and see what he would say, I did so, and he asia was a very bad caso indeed, but he could curelt’ at unce employed him, and was under his care sixteen days, und I am cured, my cancer is gone, und Loco more than buppy. Words wil! not express my grate tude to the ductor for the rellef be has given me and Tfeel it m: duty to let everybody -who has one of those terrible Iite-destroyers fastened upen know where they can get « speedy and painiess om Ifyou have any doubts of this you can call atc Wer, Indlana-st.. and see me. Mrs. THOMAS GRIMES T THE “LONE STAR” SHIRT FACTORY You can geta first-class unlaundried shirt ford, or six for. ‘These goods are made well, tn tho latest styles, ana of good, reliable 4 ec en see Verylow hier uoderveas tn great rater adh perros on the side street “Lone Star” Shirt Cy Removed to 25 und 201 Dearborn corner Adams. CARD—MRS. CORNWELL chart scholars at her new quarters, 12 Wabasheo Extra Inducements to cauvassers now offered; some muke $0 per week. Dressmakers und sewing-machin owners tind our improved system of cutting Inve, able, Western agents Invited to visit us. : DYERTISERS CAN LEARN THI COST Aver ‘any proposed ling of advertu eis na cost papers by addressing Geo P. Rowell © Cone ees paper Advertising, Bureau, 10 Spruce-st., N. ¥. Bend Ae ts FORMERLY, 35,“ WABASH-AV. 15 where youean get the Parisian dress pla insder us well avail others” ice pial: AUS LADIES ARE INVITED TO EXAMING THE Parisian pleating do ZA Parisian pleating done at the Mazar Patiams LL PENSONS HAVING ROO} Gan hare them repaired. cheap by I WiLeEs FORD & CO., roofers, 153 und 155 West Washington-s1, DVERTISER IS NOW TRAVELING oma ¥2odh oad wotld mabe serapgeience We Sisslon. Address #25, TAbune ofice, MOGs 08 com UGE—IF MOVING AND FINDING YOUR ROOMS fatested with bugs. cockivacien oe oon BAN, now Noy Bi Deasvorn-st will uae’ Gag sweep of them, and you need nd! value not received. Address postal.” 7° Money It EDBUGS, ROACHES, MOTAS EXTERMINATED by contract (warranted); exterminators for sale. Can or address A. OAKLEY, '13) East Washingtonat’ ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS_OF $10 AND #0) cueh. Apply to J.C, SAMPSON & CO. Beal Estate Brokers, No. 171'La Salle-st,, Nixon Block, TONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO BUIT ON IM- rored city’ property at, lowest current rates, TAUBS We GAMBLE, Room 5, 0 Dearborn-st. MONEY 20 LOAN ON FURNITURE, ETC, WITH out removul. PARRY, lw West Monroe-st, f ORTGAGES BOUGHT AND SOLD AND MONEY louned on city real estate at Jowest rates. PE- TERSON & BAY, 163 Randolph-st_ ONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, WARE- Rouse receipts, machinery, and other good col juterals. J.J. OWEN, 64 La Salle-st, Room 2 ‘ONEY TO LOAN--ON REAL ESTATE, WARE- house receipts; and good collaterals. W. OTTA- WAY, 25 South Clark-st, Room “4. Y TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT; SMALL interest. Call at 19 Dearborn-st, Room 1% BONES 200g ee, ‘ONEY ON HAND TO LOAN 1N SUMS TO SUIT. at current rates, or we will buy good mortgages. STREET & CO., 101 Washington-st. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN LARGH or small sums atiow rates. #.G. BRADLEY, 183 Mudison-st. (Panties DESIRING TO SELL OR BUY MINING stocks read this week's * Mining Investigator.” EN GENTLEMEN OAN CONTROL A VALU- ubio group of inines. Amount of money required by euch fs 50 cup to $90). A number bave Joined. Ench party must be acceptable. Investigation of the fullost kind offered und required. No ove will be ad- mitted whois notof Al standing. Give name and addruss, Address G 1G, Tribune oulice. DRESSMAKERS SAY THAT DW. Moopyy ) Star System of square measurement is the best Fs i garments. TCH COnAwents, 1% State-ot Huon 3. elt! POH, ADOPTIONS A HEALTHY BOY BABY, with Diack hair and dark eyes; Is : Can be seen at 21 Hamtlton-av. Smpaene ats, OLDERS OF MINING STOCKS SHOULD SEB ‘this week's "Si in 113 Madison Bt Shiuple copies frees eto” UF Madison F YOU WISH TO PURIFY YOCR ui betas: SOLD HUNDREDS OF BOTTLES oF my “Compound” lust summer, and if in a single case, used properly, it did not remove the moth or freckles I am ready to refund the money. Price 50 cents. Icolorany shade of hair permanontly; also seers fe eh cee ery Sita to Ladies,” 18 Jackson-st, Gardner House. on TAPES SALE AND TEST aRER THE NEW rule” for-dress-cutting. e id Field, Lelter & Co.'s. Agents wanted? OPP RSM. A FERNON HAS REMOVI M"vatk-av., where she wilt te pleased to ip net friends and any who need 8 nurse. : ‘Pak EASON UNE. PE TANTONNAT, 3 ears with \Voruh, his opened dresamaning rar lors ae No. 26 Willard piace. ba pani iG, CALCIMINING, AND GRAINING done cheap for cash; first-class Unpie tim, it bs, tribune oes.) “OTE ome by re ERSONAL—O. Mf, G. IL KJ. RAND ANSO: oreises 22g ths week’p “lining Ivemigaon” ne see, Fn weeks Sample copies free to all. eIRENA, to) eg LOAN—SUMS OF $1.00, CITY IMPROVED. AT 6 per cent; no commissions. JOHN MILTON OLIVE, Room 3, 7 Clark-st. ASSPORTS PROCURED BY JAY D, DAVISON, conveyancer and expert accountunt, 148 LaSalle. Bt; fee less than customary. LOAN-MONEY IN BANK—$1,00 OF LARGER burton Fest estate wocurtey. ie We BRIDES, Is ‘Tribune Building. 7/50 L.OAN—3500, $1.00, $1,500, $2,000, €,500, 00, $10,000, and other amounts. BUNSEN AT COe Room 6, 187 East Madison-st TPO TLOAN—$200 TO 65,000 ON IMPROVED CITY property at market rates, no commission. Apply to P, W. SNOWHUOK, No. 61'La Sallo-st. 1POLOAN—ON IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE money in sums not to exceed $1,0W at 7 per cent, M.R. FRESHWATERS, 81 Clark-st. WASTED La FOR TWO YEARS AT § PER cent interest on good ron! estate security In su- burban town. HENRY WALLER, Jit, % Dearborn. ANTED-S,WW AT 8 PER CENT INTEREST ON a first-class flour mill worth $12,000, situated on Une of ralirond und in fine farming country; 30 com- mission, Address E ¥, Tribune office. WASTED {TO HORROW i000 37 7 PER CENT, on gilt-edged ren) estate security, ina nelgh- boring city: both principal und interest amply se- cured. Address H 5, ‘Tribune office. LEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, ‘on avenue near ‘Twenty-second-st. Address % ‘Tribune office, FPWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN A furnished room, with board, at a reasonable price, by calling at 74 Bowen-ny. or 6% Lake-st. ERSONAL—CAROLINE B. H: SOMETHING ‘Awaits you, : DERSONAL-NET 2 (REMEMBER, 1 GUItSSED 25), going to dentist. “Remembered friend #2," hapations at delay, and very anxious about ministers enfia. ERSONAL—IF THE PERSON WHO CAjGHT the eacaped durk iinnet canary will return It’ to Dr. KEA, 112 Lust Monroe-st., he will get $ reward, ‘PERSONAL FOREVER-LOST-CALL AT FORDS asa deraler ressort. PENAL Rereo LADY, FEE ANCUALEY mmburrussed, desires rary assistance, “Ade dress Fas Tribune otic, Pon Bablstancey ERSONAL—WILL HORACE TURNER PLEASE sund his address to person ho mot April 2? # 2%, ‘Tribune oftice. ERSONAL—SHORT-HAND, CORRESPONDENT wanted, Grutiaia's eystem, for practice. Lecter Promptly answered. Addreus #7, Tribune offic ANTED-INFORSATION OF BLIZABETIL Whitebread, daughter of John Whitedread, formerly druminer in Cu: 47th infantry, | Her bus: und, supposed to beu Divelsmith, resided In Chicas in il, Address GIL W. BARNARD, 182 Clarkes LOST AND FOUND. property and Calling Monday af 40 Lilihols-s" * OST—ON SUNDAY LAST, MAY 2, IN ROSEHILL ‘Cemetery, a black Ince Vell. Finder will be lib- eruJly rewarded by returning it to 2 Grovelund Park, opposite University. T0St; 4 SPITZ DOG, BLACK FACH AND BLACK spot_on the back. Answers to the name of Brouty. Return to 5 La Salle-st. Liberal reward. G2, Tribune office. OST—AT WOODMAN'’S ItESTAURANT, ON ‘Thursday afternoon between 4:30 and 5:20, 9 pair of gold-framed eye-glasses, with gold chain attached. Party Gnding them will be rewarded when leaving them nt24 Wabash-ay. y Oeste 38 WEST CHICAGO-AV.. ON THE 4 way nlong the boulevard w Central Park, toward Waldhelm Cemetery, a durk-biuc overcon:, linod with gray woolen cloth Inside; ft is a sack cout, two puck- ets inside und two outside, The finder will be well rewarded by returning it to 30 West Chicayo-ny. Nee CANARY BIRD FROM 90) MICHIGAN- av. A liberal reward will be paid for its return or information of Its whereabouts, GTRATED. OR STOLEN—ONE BAY MARE, short mane, weight 1,0), with small binck saddie. russet leather bridie. A liveral reward will be paid Beles Gelato Rees we nae Pas re cading to her recovery. 33 Je CAS- TERLINE, 2u West Pwelfth-si $10 REWARD —LOST—ON THE 28TH INST., A small biack-und-tan slut, having on ita neck achain and bell. Return to 1531 Michigan-ay. and get Teward. No questions asked. PARTNERS WANTED. ARTNER WANTED~A PARTY OF STANDING und financial intluence, with $5,000 to $l,0N cash, tw actas Treusurer of an tmportant enterprise; Invest- -Ment secured. Liberal sulary und interest in the con- ‘cern to the right man, Address @ 72, Tribune olfice. ARTNER WANTED—W] = Paiesonatt nctoncinaaaeamerultnahness nde Ce rnded throughout the Si : gullon afforded. G te Wribune omes. Cronege le yest ARTNER WANTED—A MAN WITH SOMB means fully competent to take charge of cutting and manufacturing neckties, otc. Address 191, Trit- PARTNER WANTED — IN AN ESTABLISHED _lisht manufacturing business, wi Biso0, “Address His, Tribune oie TCm SHO0 we 7.0 A GENTLEMAN, WITH BOARD. OR TO A cuuple without—A large, pieasaut south front Foum, In a private fumily, near Thirty-tirst-st, station, onLC. Rk Gs, Tribune office. ABASH-AV., NORTH OF TWELFTH-ST.— Front und back parlor, and bedroom off, to rent with first-class buurd.. Address H 2, Tribune office. Witt BOARD, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED suite of rooms, on Michian-uv., north of Hub- bard-court, to agentieman xind wife, or two gentle- men, with a private family. Oniy those desiring tirst- class accommodations und are willing to puy ueed answer, Address Uf 51, ‘I'ribune ottice, ‘West Sidc. [1 PAREAY (ONE LARGE AND TWO SMALL rooms on third floor. 12 2 AV., OPPOSITE UNION PAHK— 4 Pleasant rooms, with board. Gentlemen und Wives or singte gents. 13 ROwte THROOR-St. BETWEEN WASH: ington und Madison—Large room, ‘nicely fur- niyhed, suitable for two, with board. Keferencos, 17 THnOor-Br, BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND Mudison—East front ulcove und otheer rooras, iundsomely und completely furnished, with board. Reforence. : [9 CEXTRE AY CEROSE | ALCOVE ROOM hundsomely finished, with bourd. Privato fatally Misceliancous. ESIRABLE LOCATION, BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, ‘with board, can be ubtained by addressing Z wW, ‘Yribune itice. ADDRESS G UIBT HOME FOI LADIES DURING CONFINE- ment. In doctor's family. Dixeases eee to the sexskilifully treated. Eximination und consultation, free. strictly private and cunfidential. Box 3s Chica- go. Initia! letters will not be delivered mt Post-Oifice, RiGs THE FIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID tor old newspapers. pamphiets, books, metals, bate Hes ete. gtd. PETIBONE'S, Lil La Salle-st, near ams. Stock calle ‘Send Postal.” Evcablished iss. =o Parts of the city, GIGNS AND SHOW-CARDS_DONE Pi S’ elegantly, cheap. Union ‘Siu Works, at Mort T°, SPECULATORS—I WISH TO PROSPECT IX ant aren on pale interest Joe any. one willing to p44 for six months. e - Gress J T, 76 Collington-av., Beithnore Me aa WE ADVERTISE WILL TAKE GOOD CARE. of a smail house, South Side, for suramer, paying expenses outside of rent; tamily. Good references. ‘F23, Tribune office. ‘ANTED—BY A PIONEER OF THE FAMED San Juan mining counwy of Colorido who is anexperienced miner and successful provpector, 3 party to take part in defraying the expenses ots Summer's prospecting tour to the part above named, oo Acar anc Sant ae ae eae te3 2 aequirel s Sh Tribune ofice. eae 70e.2RS WSiERG AND IRONING. 75 CENTS & DOZEN, and tirst-class work. Good Sumaritan Soctory, 1i3 Bast Rendoiph-st. Sabie ‘ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE ON NORTH ‘or South Side in lieu of its keep; residen:s golng away for summer ‘and desiring to leave thelr houses in good bunds will please address D &, Tribune ofice, WANZTED-A SMALL GROCERY IY Citt on ome CUREY town for cash. Address ¥65, Tribune VE GIVE INKORM ATION IEE OF CHARGE, CONCERNING ‘THE BOAHDING AND ROOM, £ ACCOMMODATIONS OF CHICAGO. THE BEST LOCATIONS NORTH, SOUTH, AND WEST SIDES, CAN BE FOUND THROUGH US BY RELIABLE APPLICANTS ONLY, ROOM 3 TRIBUNE BUILDING, fE OK AN ALCOVE room having modern eouventences fur gentle- man und wife; lucation near Jefferson Park or west ud-t¥., between Adums-st, und Park-av. Ad- ‘tribune ofice. BOsHOSFUE GENT 4ND Wink, Witt Sorte Of front rooms, wholiy or partially furnished, in Urst-cluss private family, On uvenue, between Six- teenth an ‘Thirty-ninth-ste.s will pay liberal price for suitable accommodations, und furuish satisfactory references: no bourding*house need unswer. ‘Yribune oltice OARD-IN A GOOD LOCATION, SOUTH OF Lincoln Park und east of Wells-st., in a private: tunily, a pleasant furnished room 2nd board fur one; permanent if suited. References exchanged. -Ad- dress, with terms, F'3, Tribune office, OARD—ON NORTH SIDE, FOR MAN AND WIFE and three chil Address, stating location rooms gllered, F 3s, ‘Tribune ofice. F 66, Tribune ottice.’ y CE EORRUEY Wana: ‘WASZED-< SALOON IN A GOOD LocaTION for cash in city or country town. . Address F 6, ‘Tribune oftice. PER CENT-I HAVE A SPECIAL FUND TO toan on improved city property, in sums of $5,000 and more at percent, Smaller stuns at lowest rates, WMA. F. LUBEKLE, 1) Waahington-st, i PER CENT-YHE NORTHWESTERN MU- tual Lite-Insurance Company will loan money at bg and 7 per cent on acceptable roal-estate security in Cook County free from comuilssions. Applications to be made to DEAN & PAYNE, Agents, 1 Wash ington-st.. Room 13. 1.000. S52 B22 te Loan. ap. . 31, Tribune ottice. B1.000 TOL0A3 ON CIs PROPERTY. aD- Di. dress G a7, Tribune oice. $2,600 GketE SEER we Js 6 in . Address, offers, F “a trivune ‘omic, se = 3.700 MACQUPIN COUNTY NEW 6 PER Deo. cent bonds for sale. W.0. COLE, 105 Washington-st, . 30.000 WANTED RINEDIATELY ir x 5 Taga thet can command from $1.00 io £400 and can positively give his attention for the next two weoks two howra dally ns a partner to en- gage ina business that wili re: e the ubdove suim in a short time, None buts responsible person and, cam 6 Urst-elnas reference desired. dea With only. Address Dok Tripune office, Tn TOME WUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. SWE HAVE A SUMBEW OF SECOND-HLAND piabos. (taken in trade), Wo will offer them Mun- duy, May 10: 1 Emerson, 20. 1 Chickering, $225. 1 Decker Bros, $25, 1 Knabe, $2. 1 Steinway, $20. 3 Steinway, $25, 1 Hallet, Davis & Co., 975, a istiel, pare cy Ley fro cheup second-ban (08 from $25 to $100, Timglodeon, $i. Pam 1 melodeon, $5, Second-hand ‘organs, $5 to $50. W. I. KIMBALL, Corner State and Adams. 1 SOUTH ELIZABETH-ST., OPPOSITE ST. Carolne-court—A suite of rooms, with or with- out board, in # private family. JROARD—FUR GENT, WIFE, AND DABY, WEST of Ashland-av. Address, stating terms, which cinust be iow, 8) North Legvitt-st. 56 -AV.—ONE LARGE ROOM; ALSO 10 rooms, with board. Gent’and wife Or single gents, 4Q SOUT CONTIS-ST—FRONT ROOM. SUTT- 4 _ubte for two gentlemen, with board, at ireason- able mtes, 4G SOUTH MAY-Sr—a HANDSOMELY FUR: ished room, with’ tirst-ciass board, in private family for two gentlemen only. 4.8 TARI-AV-—FURNISHED OF UNFORNISHED room, with or without bourd, for gent ‘and wife ortwogents. Private fumily, seference. 50 SOUrH ADA-ST. CHOICE OF TWO LARGE OY Fooms (one front), hundsomely furnished, with jonrd. : 5] ASHLAND-AV., OPPOSITE UNION PARK One front alcove rvom, newly-Girnished; lo, one large und pleasant back roum. Bast of table bourd. 5d. SQUTIE SANGAMON-ST-—PLEASANT FUR- ARD—NORTHT OR “SOUTH SIDE, AND ‘one double und one single room, for husband, Wife, and ¢hild.2 years old, und single centeman able must be good; stute terms. Address BS, ‘Iril ue office. OARD—AND ROOMS ON NORTH SIDE, SOUTH of Nort in gvod location (private family pre- ferred), for n faiully uf three aud inald; can furalsh in prrt,'and maid will care for rooms, We need three sleoplig-rooms and a front room, suitable for sitting- room, One Jarge sleeping-room ind the sitting-room must be oo bigher taan second tloor. Will pay Hb- erally for right cluss of accommmouailon. Best of ref- erences given und requirod. Address £3, Tribune. OARD—WITH 4 SUITE OF NICE, BURNISHED parlur rooms, must be tirst-class, by ugentieman gnd wife, Mest’ of reference given and required, North Side preforred. Addreus Fir, ‘'ribune ontive. CARD — SOUTH OF TWENTY-SECOND-8T,, sear ua ne ERE, Sa a + ir boarde: Address G 1, Tribune office. Pelee ences nished front room, with board. 63 WIN GoP-PLACE-NICELY FURNISHED Jarge pleasant room fortwo gentlemen Or two ladies employed during the day, with or without board. Q] SHELEY-AV—TO RENT. WITIt, BOARD, suite of furnished rooms on parlor floor; large yard; also barn; at reusunable price. i 142 SOUTH ASHLAND-AV. — PLEASANT £4 rooms, with buurd. - SOUTH PEORIA-ST.—LARGE ROOM, IN private family, contalning all the modern im- provements: Keferences. convenient to tho business centre. [£8 SOoTH PEORIA-ST—FURNISHED ROOM, F all modern convenlences, and board for twd entlemen, i PARK-AV._DESIRABLE ROOMS, SECOND floor, furnished or unfurnished; good tabie. References, 7 VEST WASHINGTON-ST.. CORNER HAL- sted~To rent—Parlor floor, single or double, furnished or unfurnished, with board: also sevoral single roms, with board, Buurders wanted by the day or week ‘This house his changed bunds, and - everything is now and clean, “Try us. WEST MONROE-ST. — ROOMS, WiTH :230 Scone st OARD—BY AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN AND wife, und tirst or second story front room, on Bicuuma or Indiuna-av., north of ‘Pwonty-sixth-st. ferences oxchunged. Addres: + Me Box 58, Chicago ES: a TAS ere: OARD—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN — ROOM ‘with tirst-class board o with terms, 14, ‘Tribune Aiea, eee Aceon, OARD—BY GENT AND WIFE-GOOD BOARD und pleasant rvom in nice, quiet family, or « sulte of sunny rooms near good day board. Gent gone ‘Toird'Prosbytenian’ Cuurch. Addsoss staline tetas 3 Court Esl, htriband onice, hagedipabes Mia mes A XUMBER OF SECONDHAND STEINWAY Grund. Square, and Upright Pianos, some of them but little used und 29 good as new; nso for sale yery low, second-hand pianos of other makes taken LYON & HEALY, State ‘und Monroe-sis. pags T ONCE-BEST YET—-1 HAVE A_MAGNIFI- cent 7}4-Octave, full tron frame, elegantly tinished In gold, uprizht plano, for Was, cost’ $00; taken Io, ex chungo tor suet property, wbleb, baving ng turtagr TT s ell at an imi 72 uae fog Lill sell inense Sacrifice. “Call at 123 MUSIG TEACHER Will, SELL AN AL aunt ic-oonve eabinel uptight binno. orereed {jum populdr city Rinker, for €24, inakuws "price £0. Bley bruldered cover an Cull'ut 7 West Sudtson-st et or nee, A PARTY WISHING A BARGAIN IN A PIANO wil do well to cull uf 72 Sedgwick-xt, as Lbave a first-class one which will be sold very low for cash. REED & SONS (TEMPLE OF MUSIC) HAVE AL. renovsa'to ibs Sunte-sts very nea tae Me bave ano stuck of ‘Plunod and organs, including eC abe £ Co. WI cash at the very lowest price eer eee A GRAND SQUAKE STHCK PIANO, IN FIRST- ZA class condillon, ns good as Dew: saust be sold for West Washington-st. in reur building “8 tS N¥ ONE IN NEED OF A FLIUS" 5 PIAN fh RLGaSEi es tices ee Pa aed eg iano whic! % ; hnust have money. Ludress i 1, Yribuneoties oe VAASE PIANOS—BVIDENCE OF THEIR GROW- bees popnlarity: they are. ‘one. month behind their ucwory. Call we 2 States Ono. HT. MEL. sole agent Nese BS Bet BoskO A WITH PLEASANT ROOM—FURNISHED 2), or unfurnished, eust of Stute-st, north of Bight- enth; ur pleasant rooms for housek ~ GH location and price. G9, Tribune oie Pe SVe OARD—AND ROOM—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY on North Side, within ten minutes’ walk of Clark and Lake-sts. State terms. G 83, 'I'ribune ottice. PoAakO AND FURNISHED ROOM FOR LADY und gentemin, with board for the lady Ina quiet Tunily with no, or but, few, boarders. vund references xiven. Address G 74, ‘I'ribune office. Pay prompt, Fou, SALE-ONE SEVEN-OCTAVE CHICK ERING jow terms, os the party iy coing abroud und needs the Ci jak ghrghd und needs the monoy.' Can be seen atid East ‘ARD'S WALNUT OIL FOR SUNNY, BROWN W {rhiskers that Bate tuned Sup ot ORS Clark-st “ WVANTED—TO Hints NICE DRESS-COAT AND, vest, measuring ubout thirty-seven inces breast, or will buy if cheap. Address E74, ‘I'ribune oitice. |. WASTER 10 GRE AMAL SOC ahaa streets. SU North Waters °° WANrED-10 LUY—A PERFECTLY PURE not exeaudl ive pounder Aucrode siaune nae weight, ive pounds. Ad wel And price, Bi, Tribune oie. s W toa ticchseue etek sean waa pri OF jar F ore der. “Address stating’ full details, - ¥- GOUDING, Lineoln City, Colo. WANTED-4 BUTCHER'S, OOTFIT COMPLETE for cash. Address #35, Tribune ofice. : WW ARTED- STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES AND dry goods for clear real estate and cash. Ad- dross G71, Tribune office. ANTED TT AM PREPAREDTO DO ALL ZKINDS fer work or jobbin i gunner, Call on Or address JOHN EE ENDL, tl West ost lil SELCK FULTON. ‘ST.—SEND ORDERS FOR CLEAN= Aree weh-basins, clexp, DY TERN "Ci OX ANTS. T NOT WABASB-A V., MRS. RO: the East, can be consulted at her parlors, The celebrated Business ‘clairvoyant, whu has the reputation throughout the world for her accurate and truthful readings of the past, present. nad fot- ure, throagh the hair. is eaceriy sought by hundreds in evary city she visits; she removes evil Iniuences and family estrunzements; unttes the separated, und causeaspeedy marriages; locates lost and stolen prop- erty, also minerals; bringx success to the unsuccess~ ful, and telly when to maze protitable investments: sents any disease of the system; is also a palmetrist; gun read life from cradie to grave; advertises nothing but whatshe can do, und succeeds where all others fall. Fee, {0c to $i. Consultation by mall on recelpt of $1, lock of hair, and date of birth. ASHROUOGIST, MIS. Dit ELLIS, TELLS YOU what the stars at birth decreed for you; if you gre in trouble, ur wish to Know, what best {9 do: ty your luck tn games of chance, con: eri your needs; you will find belp. Odico 7: -BOUW, Green-st. Go, S28, THE, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, THR wonder of the worid in telling past, preseut and fatare; brings separated toxetner, earoues larmns. ind makes home happy. isfactic pay. 20 Hubbard-st..near Cares. MME, TERHUNE, [[SSPHRATIONAL COUNSEL AND ADVICE UPON ail subjocts. by a lady endowed with sblgher eyo" lution of racultte: tally prophetic sod clair forint. StbLie ANTOSELLAT % Sadison-sty Booms $6 and 46; take elevuto: ‘MM. ZAREPHA, THE GREAT EGYPTIAN LU. prophetess, trance medium, and magaetic phy-. sician. guarantees complete satisfaction the re~ nowned Persiun charm for love, business, etc. Con- sultations versonally and by letter. 53 Wabasb-av.. second floor. RAND CLEARING SALE OF DECKER BROS., Gear hoe und Story & Camp pianos; also of second-bund pianos und Organs for Htteen duys, at special low prices to make room for our heavy spring swuck shortly tp arrives which mie be displayed In our gant now warerooms, now being enlarged and re- fitted. STORY & CAMP. lod and IW sinteste OARD—BY A YOUNG LADY IN y. fumliy, Address U2 'Teibune oce: eV AT ARTNER WANTED—A GENTLEMAN OR PITT a urge contract bearer Saeed ose nese istactorily secured. G Oy Tribune omies QA9 PARK-AV.—TWO SINGLE OR TWO CO: and micofy furnished: good tablor larwe grounds; ex: ralehed: 7 large grounds; ero quet, und illiurd-roon shaadi as i ARTNER WANTED — IN. AN EST. LE! z Dragonair ast joke und PAD Tat i at 1e il Ai im Soman, th uaa i busines oeel na AKTNER WANTED—WITH &.Q0IN AP. iN a: 2 and ret fabliahed manugaewiring PASS mone. Bue Boo! 6 man wanted. Address F st, MUSICAL. A TENOR DESIRES A POSITION INA QUAR- tette cholr. Good read ot Address 11ts, Tribune omice” “N¢ 600d references. ITUATIONS WANTED—BY THRED YOUNG LA- ales as soprano, alto, and orzantet. adress 845, 291 WEST RANDOLPH-ST.—BOARD BY THE day or week; all home cooking. 316 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—A LARGE AND plensant furnished or unfurnished room to rent, With beard. 339 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—I HAVE LARGE 44 pleasant rooms, with first-class board, fur- uished or unfurnished, ‘Mrs. I. 5. COWLES. 24Q WEST WASDINGION-ST.—TO RENT 348 with board. plusifetermieked tance ‘buck’ MONROE-ST.—FRONT ALCOVE ROOM, !s0 single room, with good bourd. TP WASHINGTON-ST.—SUITB, UN- ished, exceps carpet, to rent, with board. Peak —zWwo | GENts Dastive PLEASANT room enwoor = aevantn opiardeta-st stadon, El Tribune omen. POAke IN ERATE FAMILY, Hoste PLACE, ‘on South Side, between ‘twenty-sixth und hirey’ Bitn-sts, where there ary souns puople like inusle), yu youby gentleman wid eo cos Rudress,suating torus, G th tribune oe OARD-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WISE, It with tu meals a day, breakfast and lute eos Location east of State und north of Thirteenth; lake- fronvoeferred. Address with terms, Hi Tribune. I HAVE FOR SALE A VERY FINE UPRIGHT win" ault tor halt Y pata; erase be wold Stones, AGE or halt 1 paid; . Aa dress Lf 13, Tribune ottice: cane dex a ogee ne J BAYE A VERY PINE PIANO WHICH I WILL _, dell and take carpets as purt pay. Address H 12, ‘Tribune oflice. : eae, RENT ORGANS: oR SHONINGER SALE. AW. W. KIMBA. Corner Stuie wad Adamecsts. OARD-BY A YOUNG, GENTLEMAN AND UGG. trst-class board ina desirable country place for sig ont, veltin ten miles of Chicazo, ‘or would take/uFnished uouse, Highest r fullpartiewiary. tay tribuse ofice es Sete DOARD—AND LARGE-SIZED S?NGLE ROOS (nut west), by wiady; South Sid ‘Teipune obee. z riceaeatay Go) A MONTH EACH—PIANO AND VOCAL LES- 4 “sons by competent Indy teachers. Hoom ! Furwell Hall, 145 6. Madison-st._ Pianos for pructice, 395 Y WASHINGTON-ST.—IN PRIVATE family, pleasant south room, with first-class table, for euupie, BUSINESS CARDS. A GOODRICH, ATHORNEY-AT-LAW, D4 DEAT .» born-st., Chicagu. Advice free; 15 years’ experi- ence. Business quictly and legally transacted. PATENTS. 410 WASHING TON-Sr—nOOMS, FURNISHED or unfarnished, with board, to those desiring first-cluss accommodations. Cait ater Monday. 456 SES ADAMS-ST—a FRONT ALCOVE Tyom, furnished or unfurnished. with board: fronting Jeierson Park; also one furnished badk: Toum; terms reasonale. |. . OXHD-ON NORTH SIDE, WITIL ROOM OF wifes Wil. poy fora desedole place: per ea Gite. vs ios ; Address AGW, Eribune omiee. ep eT URED OARD-LN EVANSTON, RAVBNSWOOD OR OAK ) Purk-for gentleman, wife, und child. Address G 24, w'ribano ofice. if 2: poakbory A PIANIST AND VOCALIST, IN wart Or Ux¢ 7 Ppa gr exchange forjnstructign. Address Z 45, UPLAND £& CO., [,* COUPLASIUENT ATTORNEYS, ‘WV Le salle-at, Chicago, 1. ] WEST WASHINGTON-SI-A FEW DAY AT Lourders wanted: cose aineert and hpfmeat Suppers, with tea and coieu; price #4 por Welty. PoangiNy BACHANGE FOR pyBesONs IN vu Instrumental asl ‘Adaress LG; Tribuneonicy. >,’ 7 > #entleman. NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS SEW BQUARE PIANOS, To rent or for sale on installments at 'Y ORGANS, WW. KIMBALL’, Corner Stuté and Adaims-sts. TANOS, TUNED AND INTHIIOR CLEANED Hottie eeuuting, tepairing, na pollsting at z epatr 3 Paulina. 200) references.” era NOEREE OF PLENDID 4 OCTAVE UPRIGHT BEN used omy Gry months, for St cash ie ran ee ‘Onee; purties leaving twa. F7i, Urivune office. 7PO REN T—OR Fou SALE—STEINWaY, Todas traitor S Davia Senomacean Oe. Co., Yuse & Sons, Gilbert Gale. ete. Prices’ aro low. Jasirdinenta kept in order. WM. "R. PROSSER, 415 tate-st. ig PAYABLE MONTHLY, Wil, S 10 ciegate trtgiacs aeeY wviy BUY, AN piasio., Low pulces. Pianos to rent with privilege Of uying. ADAM SHARP, Li Lilinuls-st. ‘ME. DE PEIRE, TRANCE MEDIUM, HAS AS- Mea bed andy by her wonderful powers; brings separated together: has charms for love, busl- ness, and marriage: never falis; guarantees entre satiafaction. Consultatiuns personally and by letter. 2a Nort Curpenter-at., lower Hor. IRACULOUS CORES—FOR MIRACULOUS, IN- Miaecurous ct ‘extraordinary cures, yo immedi ately to Dit Jt GREEL, spiritual Physician, U3 Dearborn-st. [ 8S. NOVELLA TELLS PAST, PRESENT, AND WL future; gives name of the one you will marry. Fees, Mand Wcenws, Ji4 West Madison-st RS. MAYNARD AND SON. Dit. MATHEW, most wonderful of aif mediums; tell soy~ thaig-you wish to know: cure all ebronic discasess posilive cur for norvous, debility; mate! Seauces Sunday evenings. #7 West Sfudison-at. MSE RetCH AM, MAGNETIC DEALER. NO. AYE" East Madisun-st., oom iii take elevutor ME, BHOWS, NATURAL CLATIVOTANT AND business medium. iis “West Adams-st, Dear Despluines. ISI? MME. CLARE FOR THE MOST RELIA- ble charms and currect information; satisfaction, AES ‘BIY MOSEY—TO VELL TH newest and best thing in the market, ‘The cum= ined stovepipe e cover, and thimble. Sells as sight, Address TENNEY & REESE, vu Sladison-3t BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE. ILLIARD AND POOL TABLES SOLD AND Dousiht und all repairing strictly aended to. Ad- dress 49 West Mudison-st, basement, LA Ls ADYERTISER ASH fon, ONE- juarto Gordon press, paper-catter, and large none “Addcess W 8, Tribune bihce one : erftieman and wife ia ..-