Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1880, Page 12

" of their batting to-day when two men were out, » runs, Purcell pitched and Heilly cgught for the ae THE. CHICAGO. TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. NNR, COE, pa ee eee ‘MAY °16, 1880--SIXTEEN ° PAGES. BASE-BALL. The Close of Last Week Finds + Chicago Comfortably in the Lead. 1 | A Game Won from Buffalo Yes- | terday by Dint of Su- perior Fielding. i ‘Worcester Beats Boston, Troy Provi- dence, and Cleveland Cin- cinnati Yesterday. . H 1 ‘THE CHAMPIONSHIP. i Atthe end of the second full week of the | League champtonship the positions of the con- testing nines ‘have undergone considerable change, and Chicago. baving played five games this week, has stepped to the front handsomely, defeating Cincinnati on Monday and Tuesday and Buffalo on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. ‘Worcester has dropped back to second place, having fost once last week w Boston, besides be- ing behind one in games played by reason of rain. Cleveland isa close third, with as many won and one more jost than Worcester; Boston fourth, with four lost and won; Providence and ‘Troy ate for fifth, each with three won and five Jost, and Cincinnati and Buffalo abreast in the rear, with two.won and seven lost. During the coming week Chicago is to meet stronger opponents in the Cleveland team, who play here Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; Worcester goes to Troy on the same dates: Providence “to Boston for the 16th and 22d, and Boston to Prov- idence for the 20th; and Buffelo to Cincinnati for the 18th, 20tn, and 22d. At the close of yester- day's play the standing of the different nines was 2s follows: UOAL 1078087 op gned| “onwoio, STOEL} MOPRIOLOAL 8 6 3 6 CHICAGO VS, BUFFALO. ‘More than 2,000 people attended the game yes- terday afternoon between Chicago and Buffalo, and saw the home team win by a soore of 6 to 3. merely by superior fielding, as the batting was about equal ou both sides, and strong on nel- ther.. For the first six Innings the visitors were blanked, but in the seventh safe hits ‘by Bicha rdson, Poorman, and Crane, with errors by Quest and Flint, allowed them to get away with threo unearned runs. They néver saw first base after that, however, and at their half ‘of the ninth inning retired with the third de- feat seoreé against them in Chicago. It was in the second inning that Chicago broke the ice with two tallies. Kelly, after hitting nine fouls over left fleld fence and letting in a boy each time, batted a ternfic ner which Hornug, like everybody elso, misjudged, and on which Kelly made third. After Goldsmith hud been put out ona weak hit to Poorman, Flint tried tbidatter with a strong bounder too hot to handle cleanly, and Kelly came in from third with an earned run. Burns hita savage grounder which Rich- aréyen did well to stop, but which he threw wild tofirst, carrying Burns to second and Flint tothird. Flint then attempted to make home on the passed ball, but was caught at the plate by Rowe to Poorman, Burns: making third, whence he tallied after having been caught off that base, Rowe dropping the ball thrown by Richardson in trying to run him out. Quest was third outona fly to Rich- ardson. Inthe nextinning base hits by Dal- rymple and Anson and costly errors by Crane and Rowe gave Chicago two runs, the inning be- ing redeemed by a fine throw-in from Hornung ‘whereby Anson was caught at the plate in at- tempting totally. The run in the fifth was ob- tained by Gore, who hit for his basc, was ad- vanced to second on Williamson's strike-out, ‘and came all the way home ona wild pitch. In the eighth Williamson was given a life by Walk- er's muff of a ball thrown by Force, stole second ol , and was brought in by Goldsmith's base bit t4 ieft centre. Tne brilliant fielding features of the game included the very effective pitching of both Poorman and Goldsmith, double plays by Crane and Walker in the second. by Hornung ‘and Howe in the third, and by Dalrymple and Anson in the second. Flint’serrors were those ef ahigh Besa tosepnd and of a failure to {ouch out x runner at hone plate on a quick re- turn of.the bal! by Quest, and Anson dropped ina most unaccountable manne: a ball well thrown by Quest. The Buffalos took desperate chances throughout in their base-running, and in that way scored their three runs in the sev- epth nee: TRE SCORE. ° CM Sl wooummoun el poowmuonel & Oc9)) ates rs jornung, 1. £.. Crowley, r. f Rowe, ¢ Watker. 1 Richardson, 3 Poorman, p... Esterbrooke, ¢. £. Force, 8. 8. Crane, 2b ., igi hicago. Dulrymple, L£.., Williamson, 8B. Angon, 1 b. Kelly r. f. Goh Flint Burne, s. 8... Quest, 2b... B ry 9 7 0 ey o ee ee ee elorcotiontn al commmccos! ® ol mcoummoum ol woconmmenol 8 NlowoomEnan Bl eonnemace! {Po |EleceSaocen Blessanoenn tal wlusicesese «al te. rel Bon Oto) Don wos! Kool? Cry 5 170, 1; Buffalo, 0. Three-base hit—Kelly. First base on balis—Gore and Burns. First base on prrore—chcara. 4; Buffalo, 2. Left on bases—Chicago, 4; Buffalo, 4. Struck out—Hichardson, Poorman, Crowley, Walker, Force, Rowe, Goldsmith (2), Gore. Bails called—-Goldsmith, 70; Poorman. 76. ume called—Ou Goldsinith, 23; on Poorman, ie. Strikes missed—On Goldsmith, 21; on Poorman, pty Double plays—Crano and Walker, Hornung and Rowe, Dal rgmiple and Anson, Passed balis—Flint, 1: Rowe, L Wild pitches—Poorman, 1. ij Time—2+ ‘Umpire—Sullivan. CINCINNATI VS. CLEVELAND. Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. (CIncisNxart, May 15.—The Cincinnatis did most ‘and got three men home. Purcell did more than one-third of it for the home team, getting three of their nine hits, one being a two-baser, and making tworuns. The other run was made by Mansell, who gottwoof the remaining six hits, and did some fine base-running. It was a brilliant fieldmg game. The Clevelands binched their hits, earning three of the five Cincinnatis, White's arm being sore from an in- iy, received in Thursday's game. Following is 6 Score: < Innings— 123456789 Cleveland..............3 0 11000 0 0-5 Cincinnati. 01000001 1-3 , Burned ruas—Cleveland, 3. Fielding errors—Cincinnati, 2; Cleveland, 1. . Buse bite—incinnati, 9: Cleveland, 9. ‘Three-base bits—Purcell and Hotaling. Home run—Dunlap. First base on errors—Cincinnati. 0; Cleveland, L. First base on balls—Purcell and Gilligan. pate on beste lnsinnatt, Cleveland, eh a ruck out— lankinso! Smi 3 Wright, Mansell. = Balls called—On Purcell, 80; McCormick. 14. Strikes ealled—Gar Purcell: 155 McCormick. 35. rm lays—Smith an reel, Smith, and Carpenters 2 aan Passed balls—Reilly. 2; Gilligan, 4. Wild pitches—Purcell, 1. ‘Time—One hour and fifty minutes, Umpire—Bradley. : 5 OTHER GASES. Woncesren, Muss, May 15.—Worcester, Soston, 2 ie WIDENCE, RL, May 15.—Troy, 6; Provi- “Nutiona.s, 73 Albanys, 2. BALL GOSSIP. Providence is getting dissatisfied with Gross. Snuse, too inany passed balis. The Acmes of Chicago beat the Grand Crossing team yesterday by a Score of 5 to 4. - By consent of the League Directors, given through President Hulbert, the Cincinnati and Cleveland nines will play an exhibition game in Cincinnati té-niorrpw, for. th@. benefit of Hall, the Cleveland player Whoa lag was' broken in & game last week, Mike Walsh and Gillian, both excellent League ump.res, hive reeigned; and will not. be avalla- bie this Sear, mare’s the vity. a Al Spalding has just added to his stock of val- uable Publications by the issue of “Spalding’s Official Croquet Manual," containing rules, «i- rections, ete,, of interest to the lovers. of that games ' -* 3 ‘i Crookedness is chat against Daly, the es armed pitcher of the Buitimore team. "It is sal he attempted to throw the gameof lust Monday, and wns to have half of 2 8300 bet on the Al banys. : Galvin is to join the Buffalos at Cincinnat! bert week.” If Poorman keeps up the pitching an batting he did against the Chicagos: thore wil be no‘need of a change. 3feGunigle's arm, how- ever, is unreliable, and the Butfalomanagemeut has done well to provide against possible con- tingencies. A Providence paper has sont out a. sheet pur- porting to contsin. pictures of the Providence team for 1880. Judged by this showing they’ amisht easily be a group of the Vole and Younger brothers. Certainly executive colemancy Would be refused to any man wearing such: these poor wretches have been supplied with by. the * artist.” : A Washington paper exposes its ignorance and {ll-will by mivancttur the opinfon that “Corcoran and Goldsmith are not as strong as Larkin and Hankinson in Chicago.” The genius wha con- ceived this absurd idea had better take a look at the scores of the first nine games of this year and compare them with the scores of the first nine played by Chicago in 150. ‘Thomas E. Abrams died at his residence in. Lansingburg. Friday night, of consumption, ' after a long illness. He was captain of the orig- inal Haymakers Base-Bull Club, and acquire fume asin heavy batter.and u sure ficlder. fore his illness he was a fine specimen of physi eal manhood, and prided himself on feats of muscular skill and endurance, and it was little thought he would become a victim to consump- tion. This leaves only three of the original flaymakers above the sod, Steve King, Willlam H. Crayer, and Cal Penfield. SUBURBAN. HYDE PARK. ‘There is considerable talk atound the village of moving the-Vllage-Hall and offices to Grand Crossing, and there: erecting a structure which will cost something like $50,000. The grounds on which tne removal is suggosted are that Grand Crossing is about the centre of the village, and is the point which can be reached most easily by the trains from all parts, it being divided by the Illinois Central, Michigan Southorn, and Fort Wayne Railroad: tracks, und the town being built around their crossing. These lincs are also used by the ChTcago, Lufayette & Cincinnati and Michigan Central Railronds, while the Bulti- more & Ollo is about a quarter of a mile north of the crossing. ‘The southern portion of the town, which is de- voted to munutactories, favors the removal, whlic those neur the present site of the hull do not care to bave it retained there, as ivis of no special benefit to them. At the north end of the village a number favor it from the fact that if the mutter of a site’ is not settled before long there ure chances of the hall beiug moved still further south than Grand Crossing in the course of a few years. ‘The purties who seem to take the most inter- est in it appear to think that land can be bought very cheaply now if the village requires a large place, while if only. a small space is required it will be donated. Grand Crossing promises to be a leading centre Very shortly, 1s the factories now located there will’ bring others. The town ishappy in the possession of a watch factory, tack tuctory, a foundry, the Wilson Sewing-Ma- chine Works, a case actory, a linseed-oil mill, a chemical works, and a barb-fence works, while there is some talk of aboot and shoe factory locating there. EVANSTON. The Hinman prizo was awarded to Mr. J.8. Conwell. Dr. H. 0. Haven, the lately-elected Bishop of the Methodist Church, and Dr. C. H. Fowler, tho new Secretary of the Board of Missions, have both been President of the Northwestern Uni- versity. After an interruption of three weeks caused by illness, Dr. J. S. Jewell will this afternoon re- sume his Sunday lectures on Bible subjects, in the Methodist Church. ‘The Rev. Dr. Jewell will preach this morning in St. Mark's Episcopal Church, on “ Churchly Liberty under the Holy Spirit.” Other services as usual. The Rev. C. E. Mandeville, of Freeport, will pregch this morning and evening in the Metho- dist Church. > The Rey. George C. Noyes, D. D., will preach this morning and evening in the Prespyterian Church. sf The Kev. A. J. Scott will preach this morning and evening in the Congregational Church. ‘The Rev. George R. Pierce will preacs this morning in the Baptist Church. Usnul service this evening. LRT NOTES. Important Sale—Academy Notes. There will be an important art sale at O'Brien's Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, when about 150 pictures will be disposed of at auction. ‘These works are from the studios of home and Eastern artists, and'many of them are brilliant examples. Among the artists represented are George Inness, James H. Beard, J. G. Brown, M. J. Heade, D. F. Bigctow, Jasper Lawman, H. F. Spread, Lyell C. Carr, Eugene Torrey, Marston Ream, J.B. Sloan, 8. K. Johnson, and Henry Koch. Most of the pictures haye been from time to time noticed in THE TrraUNE. ‘The out-door sketching-clus3 of the Academy of Fine Arts is announced to begin next Wednes- jay, under the direction of Miss Anole Shaw. "This class sperde the whole day in the field, and svorks ut; oil, water-color, or black and white, on ‘Wednesday and Saturday of each weck, or the next fuir day. Miss Shaw's excellence as a land- scape painter, and the use of the whole day for prance, bid fair to make the class highly sutis- factory. ‘The other classes of the art school are hard at work in competition for the prizes to be awarded ut the end of the term for the best studies from life, the untique, ete. The Satur- day forenoon indoor sketching cluss continues free toall interested in quick sketching. ‘The ladies’ life class has just closed, and the even- ing classes will continue but a week: or two longer. The lectures on artistic anatomy will continue nearly to the end of the term. Mr. Robertson now bus charge of the afternoon classes on alternute days with Mr. Earle. | ST. LOUIS. : Mr. French, the Secretary of the Academy of Fine Arts, recently made a visit of inspection to the kindred institution in St. Louis, and reports the following information: ‘The St. Louis School of. Fine Arts is a depart- ment of Washington University, under the direction of Prof. H. C. Ives, one of the most competent art-educutors in the country. The whole number of students is 370, of whom two- thirds are members of the classical or scientific departments of the University, and one-third exclusively art students. All the branches or- dinarily included in a school of fine-art, draw- ing, pulatiug, modeling, and design, are pro- vided for, and the school is in such a state of efficiency’ as to compare favorably with any art- school in the country, East or West. The collection of autotypes, etchings, and stereoscopic slides for illustrating lectures upon design and history {s particularly good and tull. The present rooms of the school are in the main University building, and ure 200 feet long, all “north light,” and 40 feet wide, with the use of lecture-reoms besides. To this will be added soon the cluss-rooms in the Crow Museum, the new fine-art building. ’ ‘The Crow Museum is built by the munificence of one mau, the Hon. Wayman Crow, and when completed will pe presented by Mr. Crow to the ‘Art Department of Washington University. It js devoted exclusively to tine-nrt purposes, the front part of stone and the sing of brick, con- taining galleries for pictures and sculpture each 140x490 feet, an audience-room for 600 persons, and various class-rooms and studios. The wulis are up as far as the eaves, and the building will be ready for occupancy next fall. The cost of the building, exclusive of land, will be about $110,000. It is not fire-proof, which is to be re- gretted. * Compared with our own vigorous beginning of. an art school, the number of students at St. Louis, not otherwise connected with the Uni- versity, is about the same,—]20 or 1. The rates of tuition are from one-quarter to qne- half higher thun here, but our school is much nearer self-supporting.’ The teachers employed number nearly the sume, and itis hoped t some arrangement for the interchange of serv- ices may be mude next year, whereby the staff of both will be practically increased, The energy and enthusiasm of Mr. Ives, to whout the fine-art development at St. Louis is largely, if not chietly due, cannot be too highly raised. : Itis certain that the sonntey tributary bat cu cago furnishes more patronage to an art insti- tution than that about St. Louis, and that there is more demand here fora comprehenslye muse- ‘um and school. ACADEMY OF FINE ANTS. ‘The term of the first Board of ‘Trustees of the ‘Academy of Fine Arts recently expired, and xt the aunual meeting of governing members held afew days agothe organization was perfected by the el jection of twenty-one Trustees, to bo divided into ‘groups for terms of one, two, and three sears, A few changes were made {a the jourd, which, as elected, 1s as follows: Geo Armour Lf Leiter, Jaines H-Dole, 8. M-Nick- erson, William T. Baker, Albert Hayden, N. K- Fairbank, D. W. Irwin, George L. Dunlap, 8. Ww. Blatchford. George E. Adams, William H. Brad- ley, J. W. Doane, H. N. Hibbard. C. L. Hutchin- son, Mark Skinner, Marshal! Field, P. D. Ar- mour, David Bradley, G. M. an, and Martin Ryerson. SEE EeeaEaEEEE A Bogus Gourko. Among the stories which are told at St. Peters- burg of the Bttempts made by the Nihilists to Peuetrate into the Winter Palace is the follow- iB . Gourko, when Governor of St. Pe- ings cerhed the right of entering at any time {nto tho’ Emperor's room’ without boing an- nounced. Onco, however, the doorkeepor; Aco- fag something unusual about bis appearanc stopped him, saying that it would be necessary to inform the Emperor of hisarrival. ‘'heGen- eral objected at first, but, finding that the door keeper oniy grew more suspicious, ultimately agreed to his being announced. The doorkeeper then told the Emperor of his doubts; upon which the latter went to a writing-tuble in his room, Which was connected by telegraph with Gen.’ Gourko's residence, and telegraphel.. “Where is Gourko?” “At home,” was the re- ply. This, of course, settled the point; the false Gourko was at once arrested, and turned out to ben member of the Revolutionary Committee $$$ $§_— Knowles’ Insect Powder Gun fs by farthe best. ————— THE TRIB! 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STOVES, E! ternsare very chotee. | 1 | in cuimmon joods,” such as’ crockery, tinmare, thelr line iseomplete, ee wopies snd) due woods and much more, in fact : thing needed for housekeeping, they schon mare? “EASY-PAYMENT PLAN,” which is a small cash payment down nies monthly. ast the oitis; id. " and the bat cir customers ure from all parts of thé will pay you to call and examine thelr gosds ang Tear thelr prices and thelr munuer of doing bacihene IL will make you a customer und benett your family 1c] rou can serahare see ABE the coweann, "Yo and MB West Madisonce ‘Open Monday, Thursday. und Friday evenings, Side. Address 1 41, ‘ribune-ottice. Witil Boand, PLEASANT SOUTH ROOMS on_“Droxel-boulevard, near (steam nnd streot-cars, References exchanged. Address L 14, ‘Tribune office, 5 E ABASH-AV., NEAR TWDNCY-FIFTH-ST— Hundsome rooms, single or on suite, furnished, with board: stone froni; everything tirst-class, Also, brick burn fo rent. Address Z #, T'ribune otfice. [eTISTS—1 SELL CANVAS AND KEY STRETCH- oe make old snd § cold com os Hon teamed ce order 40 per cent lower than elsewhere, i m1 for paintings, NATILAN NAUEELD, 19, .O1, und 23 Hast Randoiph-st. ~ In, FORMERLY 88 WABASH-AV. 1S A where you can get your dress plaiting done in all widths und styles. W' }OARD-—-A_JLANDSOMELY-FURNISHED fron . North Side. without bourd, #2 to $$. sonudIe. buurders wanted. nicove room and sulte, with modern con- venlences, with bow: DEARBORN-AV. Yorgentiomen and wires und single yentiémen; #130, 2 rooms, with board. 158 PARKCAV—DESIRARLE ROOMS ON SEG- QO _ond tone to reliuble parties low: good table. 530) WEST, MONROE-ST.“LANGE | HItOS pf room with bourd for two gentlemen, or gen- Yemun und wife. : DAQ. PARC AVS ONE OR TWO ROOMS. "f0 Tent. with ‘board; largo grounds, goud tabla. Terms moderate. OS] Wit MONROE ST.—TWO LARGE SUNNY + rooms, on tirst und second floors, with board. 30d NESE ADAMS STCVERY PLEASANT rooms und first-class board in private family. 306 WEE Abalis St) RESPONSIBLE urties ean tind 2 pleasant home and good board, with tarnished or ‘unfurnished rooms, in pri- vate family, Gentlomen preferred. 312 WEST WASHINGTONST ONE VERY 4 plonsant room, with board, where there are a few muro bourders, 3L WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—WITH BOARD, pleasunt roums, single and double, for xentie- mon, - ‘ 316 Vist, VASHINGTON ST —10 RENT, WITH LO board, two large furnished rooms, 339 WEST WASHINGTON ST_LARGE, NICH” 4 ly-furnished room, with tirst-ciass board, for two, 336 WASHINGTON-ST—ONE NICELY FUIt- ished root for a iady and gentleman, with buurd, or two gentlemen, room on Michixun-ay., centrally located. Aduress % 2, Tribuue office. 7 NORTH Chant. FOURTH DYOR FROM the bridsze—itooms with bourd, Sto &%7 per week: DG RUSH-S¥—LAKGE EAST-FRONT ROOM TO ctuble purties: algo single room, with buard, AG GSS Sh TO RENT, DESIRABLE ROOMS, with board, in privaté family; also few duy 5 —TO. RENT—SOMB PLEASANT 66 & it WELL-FURNISHED EAST rivate family. 7] RUSHST PLEASANT ROOMS “TO RENT 61 with board. 105 TO RENT—ROOMB SIN- ) yle and en suiteynew and nolecly furnished duy buarders with excellent table. JO7E DEARBORN-AV;— NICELY-FURNISHED T09 DEARSORN AVS NICH PORSISHED J rooras, with tirst-cinss bourd. Day-boarders iuken. [97 NORTH DEANBORN-AV—TWO NEWLY: 44 furnished rooms, modern conventonces, and best table-buard; day-buarders accommodated, [O88 SEARBORN-AV 4 LARGE FURNISHED 402 room, with board, References, 342 WASHINGTON. —TO RENT WITH 4 firsi-clnss bonrd, Inrwe front room, nicely fur nisbed, to one or two gentiomen; also, I single roont. 1 52 DEARBORN-AV.—TO RENT. WITH BOARD, OO uplensunt single room suituble for one gen- man, 364. WEST, WASHINGTON;St. ~ PLEASANT Of | Of110-ST., NEAT DEARBORN-AV.—UAND- rooms to rent, with bourd. sumely furnished rooms with iirst-ciass table: MONROE-ST.—FRONT ALCOVE, ALSO | Teferences. SGk Fede room, to rene witn board, WEST WASHINGTON-ST.-A PLEASANT single room to rent, with board. ERSONAL—A GENTLEMAN OPS WOULD LIKE the acquaintrnee of a judy; church-goer proferred. Address 031, Tribune ott 365 389 WESt HAnRIsos ‘PWO RESPEC?- uble young mon ean obtain a furnished room ‘with or without bourd In a private family, ON STEAMER CEL- PERSONAL—WILL MED, Fe Trane Liv 1575, call on Airs, tle, from Liverpool, Di LM. EDGINGTON, 6 East 4 304 WEST WASHINGTON-ST—TO RENT A J pleusant south room, with board, suitable for gentiemnn and wife or two single xentlemen. ERSONAL—THE PARTIES at 6 SOUTH Clark-st,, Rooms 7 und, zone to Denver. ERSONAL — M10MO: DISAPPOINTED, BOT ‘know it couldn't be helved. Let me know when Youure at liberty. 1 will return ‘Tuesday night. DERSONAL—WILL MRS. FRASER, FORMERLY living on Wabusb-ny., near Kifteenth-st, please send hor address to KA'TLE, 305 Indiana-av. DERSONAL—GLOVES: IMPOSSINLE TIUS wee ekes will not disappoint nexttime. GLOVES. ERSONAL—Mits. WHITE, OF ST. LOUIS, AD- dress P 1, Tribune ottice. ERSONAL—ALICE: WHITE TO INDIANAPOLIS, ‘cure New-Dentsun, and give address. C. #2. DERSON AL—NEMESIS: WHY, YES; CHRTAINLY loeun. The copy you sent to me docs not tell one~ halt the story. Come und see me. ROBER'T B—: DERSONAL-N D, COME TO MY PLACE T night; ata sick, "HC. ERSONAL—IF MRS. THOMAS GARDNER, OR ‘Terarden, will cail’ or address ‘ti3 Hubburd-s she will learn something grently to her advantage. JDERSONAL—IF G, M. ALLEN IS LIVING PLEASE send address to LW, Tribune ofice. Ww ‘ED=INFORMATION | OF Whitebread, daughter of Juhn formerly drummer tn Co. K, 47th Infantry. Her by bund, supposed to be a biucksmlth, rostdéd In Chi in Isil, Address GILL. W, BAL NAWD, 12 Clurk-s __._ LOST AND FOU OUND—A BLACE AND TAN DOG WITH COL- Jar und tag on. Can bave the same by paying ex- penses. Inquire at 26 West Hurrison-st, in rear. Ets APRIL, A LADY’S SILE UMBRELLA, owner's nume on hundic. Kinder leaving same ‘at 2i0 Wabash-nyv. will be liberally rewarded. OST—FRIDAY, A SMALL BROWN MEMOKAN- Gu aecount-book. containing dates, ota. Suitable 8: AY, MAT 7, i tween Twenticth und ‘Sixteenth-sis, or on Eix- twenth-st, between Indiunt and Prairie-uvs., a gold pin, witha coral hand. Finaer will be suitubly re- warded by returning same to 15%) Indiana-ay. [ REWARD-PEARL INLAID OPERA- lass on horse-cars on Wednesday evening. ‘The itnder will receive $ reward. E., 105 Vifth-ay.,ltoom 1. OST—BETWEEN 63 CENTRH-AV. AND VAN Buren-st. depot, 2 gold cross, Finder will receive reward by returning to ubove number. OST-BLACK AND TAN DOG; ANSWERS TO the nume of Fannie, the pet of ny ehildren; bad on collar und padlock, I will give § fyr her return, 517 Stute-st. OST—A LARGE BROWN MaRE; MAD ON a leather halter. Return her to 2it Ashlund-ay. und get reward, ‘OST-SATURDAY NOON, DETWEEN 1) AND I, ‘gold locket, Englisu muke, red stone, with ini Uals BS. on, one’ sidé and compuss on the other. Finder will be rewarded by leaving at tho Chica:o Athenwum, # Deurburp-st. 2 ti OST—A FLORENTINE MOSAIC SHAWI,-PIN ¢.. B. & Q. depot, or between that and Michigan- uv. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at‘ Dearburn-st. TRAYED Olt STOLEN—FROM CORNER CANAL- bort-av. and Seward-st..a ron mare; no xboes on; white face; sore on the breust, $10 reward will be paid for her return to $5 Seward-st, 41 WASHINGTON-ST.— FIRST-CLASS BOARD with very desirable furnished or unfurnished raums for genteel people only, Day boarders wanted. LADY WOULD LIKE TO TAKE ONE OR TWO children tu board for the summer, the best of Address Hyde Park Post-Office, Mrs. ML. care. BROW DVELTISHRS CAN LRARN THE EXACT COST of any proposed line of advertising in American papers by addressing Geo, P, Rowell € Co.'s News- per Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce-st, N. ¥. Sond jor circular, : §50 ORDER FOR BOARD AT A FIRST-CLASS A fotor to exchange for burse and carriage, or teain bf good horses, Fur particulars address Lk, Pribani WIDOW LADY OF 8 WOULD LIKE TO ME! an honorablesentieman, Meference oxehanyed. Address L ‘Tribune otice. PPERCGS, ROACHES, SoTns ERTERMINATED by contract (warranted); extorminators for sale. Call of address A. OAKLEY, 150 East Wasbington-st. UGS. COCKILOACHES, MOTHS EFFEOTUALLY ‘cleaned out by COMAN, 236 (new number) Dear- Dorn-st. Address a postal. Cx UMINING DONE. FOR 2 PER ROOM OR 30 cents per square. Painting, yraining und sien writ- ing cheap, First-class work done by practical work- men. Address NY, ‘Tribuno otiice. : TRAYON PORTHAITS OF CHILDREN OR ‘adules executed in the highest style of thé art, from $ to #10; sattsfuction guaranteed or ne charge; samples will be shown by addressing J. A. CON, 33) Wabash-ar. COA RPEIS TAKEN UP, CLEANED, AND RELALD. 754 West Van Buren-st. HICAGO RETORT AND PIRE-BRICK WORKS, 3M to 4 North Water-st,, east of Kush-st. Bridge goods of highest standurd. FASHIONABLE DRESSEAND SUIT, MAKING. Cutting and ttting done bs 3. T. Taylors system. Sit qusruntes a good We und ho waste of material Oy if s. lor's system taught. Room 48,75 East Madi- son-t Fon Aborrios— a HeaLray MALE CHILD, 2 weeks old. Address N 4G, ‘I'ribune office. 942 EAST OHIO-ST—? VERY PLEASANT ‘| furnished rooms for gentleman and wife or two gentlemen, with board, 9A 4 INDIANA-ST.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH 2k tour si ues voant 24 ONLO-ST, — FURNISHED OB UNFUR- a anaes rooms with buard. References ex- changed 950 INDIANA. => Rete cee mo EAS 252 rene witnbosn: ‘A ROOM WITH BOARD, 4.23 WEST WASHINGTON-ST. SOUTH-FRONT aleve room to rent, with good ‘board, far- hished or inturnished. 499 WES? WASHINGTON-ST—T HAVE A VEW 4d cloxantly furnished rooms whieh Iwill rent, with first-class board. Referonces roquired. WEST WASHINGTON. -NICELY-FUR- A438 Mitcd wots, with dret-elass board, ou Most and second floors. A7Q NESE WASHINGTON-ST_—ONE NICELY- 4) furnisned front suite w rent, with buurd. to mun and wife, or single gentlemen; aisy other ron 537 CAMOLI-AV. 2 BLOCKS FROM UNION OOl Pork—Two yours gentlemen ean be accom modated with one laze room und good board for $ euch. References exchanged, 54d LARESE. PACING UNION PARKA aulte of front rooms, with board. to a gentle- mur und wife or two xents In'private fai T INDIANA-ST.—PLEASANT ROOMS 9 OG LLINOIS-ST.—FORNISHED ROOMS, WITH 400 bourd. “Day-boatders accommodated. * 317 Ww PEK-AV. — FIRST-CLASS BOARD und rooms; private fainily; all conveniences, 339 INDIANA-St—T0 RENT WITH DoanD, A 0). lunze suite of rooms on purlor=toor; also other sooms with hot and cold water, ete, to parties with Teferences. B+. 4 EAS INDLANA-ST. ALCOVE room: also, lazye back room, nicely fur- sued, with bi ny rd. : 45] NOMpi La SALLE St —T0 RENT Witt OL Lonrd, nicely-furnished front alcove room itubie for lady und gent or two gents. RTH SIDE, NEAR WATER-WoRKS—TWO gentlemen can '¢ suite of furnished rooms und’ bard. in strictly private faintly of two: every~ thing tirst-class. References exchanged. Address O 38, Tribune office. ob 5 WESL WaSUINGTON-ST.—TWO YOUNG O-£0 gentiemen can tind a pleasan: bourding place. alcove room nicely furnished, und modern con- viences. 546 WEST LAKE-ST., CORNER 3'l. JOLLN'S- ! ploce—Plensunt furnished front rooms, op- posite Unton Park, with or without buard, for geut und wife, or three or fourgents. * ts 628 EST ADAMS-ST.—GOOD BOARD, PLEAS- GO ant furnished rooms, modern Improvements, Euod neighborhood, hundy to street-cars; prices mod~ enite. G42 FULTON ST. — Ay PLEASANT | ¥RONT room with board for gent and wife or two gents, no other boarders. 836 WEST, MONROHST.. NEAR LEAVITT Board for two young men from $1.50 to $ per week; will make a nice home. PRIVATE FAMILY WiLL TAKE TWO GENTS orgentand wife at moderate price. Iteference and overy.hing else first-class. Park-ny., near Union Burk, Adc ? 25, Tribune office. WO GENTLEMEN CAN FIND A HANDSOMELY furnished room with tirst-class board In private near Maiison. Address O 3, family, on Muy-st, ‘Trivune olfice. MP Wo SOUTH FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED OR unfurnished, bot water, bath, one block from Randulph-st. cars; private family, ‘A 122, ‘Tribune. ‘VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS (INCLUDING ONE ulcove) for single gentleman, with tirst-class board, in swell front facing Jefferson Park. Address 1.70, Tribune otiice. SW E82 SIDE—WitH BOARD, story front suite. Gentle a pleasant home in small famtiy living in bundsume brick house one block eust of Umion Park, on Lake- gt, Nice location. Moderate’ terms. Address 1 24, ‘Tribune oltice. WS! WASHINGTON-ST—TWO YOUNG MEN can find n pleasant room and board in a private family. Address N75, ‘ribune ote WASHINGTONS"., SHORT DISTANCE WEST ‘of Union Park~Gentieman and wife can tind rivate family. ess Z Q, Trib THE SsCOND in and wife can find pleusant home und good board with Verms reasunuble tw right parties. Ad« ‘une Office. s South Side. 4 WOODLAND PAK, NEAR DOUGLAS MONU- ment—One sulte und one larze room, with board. $10 BEWARDILOST-SOME WEEKS AGO, | A white bulldog, 16 months old, with brindle spot at butt of tail; answers to the name of Brunk. Keturn to 106 Bust Monroe-st. B10) With Be PAID FOR RETURN OF BEI Bilk sash lostatthe drama of “Tom Mari ham"on Feb, 23. BS Ln No questions usked. J. 3. LANE, Ho-st. INSTRUCTION. CADEMY MUSICAL SCLEN WEST MADI- sun-st.—Music made easy! No lifetime required to excel in music by our “Now Method.” Young or old made good performers on pliug, organ, or guitar in twenty lessons. No ‘churts." Terms moderate; easy payments, MISSES GREER. PARK KOW—A FEW NICE ROOMS, NEWLY fitted up, with bard for the summer. 10 SIXTEENTA-ST,, OPPOSITE PRATRIE-AV.— Choice furnished’ rooms, with bourd, pleasantly Iucated. 16 REDRIDGE-COURT — FRONT PARLOR; L Ootherrooms for families or young men, with board 23 EAST TH '—GENTLEMAN A) 0 wife or two pentlemen can tind a pleasant room, with good bourd; hume comforts. Terms reasonable [70 PARTY FIMST-SECFORNISHED OR UN- 4 furnished rooms, with board; also, tabie- buurd. Barn to rent. -A LADY LIVING ALONE. would like a Indy to board, GRADUATE OF TRINITY COLLEGE Wt 1S studying for the ministry desires u position as tutor or traveling compunion to a young gentleman goin abrund, Unexceptional references furnished. Address O 51, ‘Tribune oitice. SSAYING AND ALL BRANCHES OF CHEMIS- 2h, My tiorouzhly tauzht. | Day’ or evening insuruc- ion, “Assayervutnts furnished. W. 1. ALARDUCK, Professor uf Cheristry, 1 State-st, 2. SL TWENTIETH-S' 989 MICHIGAN-AV.—A_ PLEASANT FRONT 4 sulte, turntshed or unfurnished, with board. SI] MCHIGAN-AV—suIr OF ROARS ON parlor floor to rent with board, Gentiemen preferred, References required. 316 MIGHIGAN-AV.. 1.AKE FRONT—MOST DE- sirable rooms to Tent; first-class bourd. Ref- erences required, (SHICAGO MUSICAL SEMINARY. 112 DEARBORN st—Our “New Method "—We guurontee that pu- pils can perform on plano, onan, or guitar what will fequire yeurs by the old nietbod. "No “charts.” Prot, J. UL MACDONALD, Principat, PDaAgsrans, GERMANY—DR. KOERNER RtE- celves a jimited number of young gentlemen as Peron a oui a eens taud! Bega Lely OF are do ne puvile schools. For prospectuses 4) Se CURREY, 179 keandotpiest eo 43) WABASH-AY.—FURNISHED ROOMS ‘TO c rent with bourd. dT WABASI-AV—T0 RENT, AN ELEGANT suite of rooms, with tirst-cliss bourd. Only ‘those willing to pay for sume need ayply. O80 AUCHIGAN-AV. (OLD “NUMBEDD—FUR- YOY nished rooms to rent with or without bourd. 909 WABASH AV, — DESIRABLE ROOMS, DDAEMSTADT, GERMANY—MRS. B. GEISAU Ti ‘Kranichstelner-strusse, revelyés young ludies who desire to tinish their education ubroad, Bor pros pectuses apply to JS, CURREY, 17 Rundviph-st, Be outosS SAMUBL KAYZ@H, Teacher of Elocution und Drumatie Art, Koom 3 Central Musie-liull, Hershey School of Musical Art. and Aiten’s Academy: RENCH AND GERMAN TAUGHT BY 1 AESCLI- LIMANS, author of a Froneb and Gernian graum- mar. Paris,” bo) Rush-st, i, 3% PicKsox, . ELOCUTIONIST, Room % Pike Building, 70 Monroe-st. 1899 MO WHBELEIS BOARDING AND DAY Schvol, 344 West Kundolph-st.—Spring tern will open Mondus, May 10, iss. Method und books same seh CHANGED, AML by “ait experienced vocal und instrumental teacher; cin furnish first-class plano, ‘Heferences changed. Address Branen ottice, ik? Mudison-st. DRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN COLLEGIATE OR preparatory studies, Practical experience and best references. C, N. PATTERSON, 2. A., ist Mo- hawk-st DUPILS RECEIVED A? 25 THIRTY-FIRST-ST,, Or ¢ngawements morning or evening at home music, French, mathematics, Engilsh, MiSs COLLEN. PESMANSHIV CAND “BOOKKEEPING TAUGHT, bouks adjusted, partnership settlements made b; W. A. DILEW, expert accouptant at the Chleayo Bus{- ness institute, 21s West Mudisun-at. : ROW. ES. METCALPS SCHOOL OF VOCAL Cuiture, Elveation, Drawing, und Patting, 10 Stute-st. Ottice oom 3. Hlavator 70 Monrue-ae, UMMEt SCHUOL OF ELOCUTION, ‘By S.8. HAMILL, A. ML, author of the Science of Elucution, will oven June 10, 153), for a term of ten weeks, nt ‘710 West Monroc-st.. Chieago. IIL 10 lessons, two per day, &U. T, TAYLOWS SYSTEM OF DRESSCUTTING J. taught ut 29 Eust Hurun-st, G ELEGRAPHING, SHORTHAND; LADIES, GEN- tlemen; day. evening; eusy monthly payments; situations guaranteed. iuom L, 15) Dearbora-st. ELOCUTIONIST, ROOM V ALTER C_LYMAN, ‘30 Central Music-Hull; orixinal, thorough, prac- tical system of vocul culture and expression by voice and action. A.J. CUTLER, Manuzer. BO) A MONTH EACH—PIANU AND VOCAL LES- B2 “tons dy competent lady texchers. ‘oom 9 Far- Well Hall, 143 East Madison-st__Pianos for practice. 14 with trit-cluss board; reasonable rates, [298 WABASECAV, — FURNISHED FRONT -440 und rear room With board.” 1233 »MIGHIGAN-AV, | NEW NUS BEID— Pleusunt rooms, single or én suite, fur- nished or unfurnished, with board; also table buard. 1829 HicHiGas-aV—a PLEASANT FRONT ruom with good board. Day boarders ac- commodated. 1828 sicuiGaN-aV— FRONT SUITE AND single room for gentleman and wife or three gentlemen, with board. Former residence tsi Michigun-ay. 1406 WaBASH-AV. CORNER FoulereENs st- Elecunt, lurge rooms, single or in sul furnished vz unfurnished, with or without board, and can accommodate a Tew ‘day-buurders; must be first class, 142 rooms. 1507 WABASILAY.. NEW NUMBER—CHOICE i) Of rooms front and rear, well furulshed: first-class board; terms moderate; duy bourders wanted. 1716 WNeIANA-AV, NEAR BIGHTEENTE-ST —One of the tinest nouses in the city. All uecommodations Hrst-ciuss, 1907 SCHIGAN-AY, NEAR TWENTIETH. —l'wo lurzo front rovins, nicely furnisi- ed, second und third sigries. References exchanged LOVE , Wwabasieav.— sorte or rites plensant rooms on parlor tloor, unfurnished except curpots; suitable for family, with good board. References. \7 WABASH-AV.—FRONT ALCOVE, SEC- 2007 Ond floor, withor without board. ‘Refer- 9027 INDIANA-AV., CORNER OF TWENTY- Smad potarst—Lanse front reom to rent, with or 2109 MICHIGAN-AV. (SEW NUMBER)—TO Tent, asuite of rooms, furuished or unfur- nished, with "bouts house newly turnished, and modern improvement D940 WABASU-AV.-A PRIVATE FAMILY ae residing in the elegant and spacious resi- dence above will take family to board; rooms fer gendemen, ZADG BATA Teen caen table Beak wader one oF two gentlemen. ‘Table boarders 5()] StATE-S?. QEW NUMBER)—T0 RENT— 2001 ave furnished front rooms, with or with- WABASH-AY. (OLD NUMBER GH)—ELE- gant front alcove, with board; also other AGENTS WANTED. (AGENTS WANTED (M0 PEE CENT GIVE dress B. LLYBARGER, % State-oh ome 9713 IDIANA-AV.—ONE ALCOVE FRONT room (unfurnished); also, suite of fur- Bighed rooms on Hirst oor to rent, with board. Bef- USH-ST.. NEAR OHIO—LARGE FUR: front ruom with board. Heferencos exch: Duy board furnished. N12, ‘Tribune office, PARTIES WISHING BOARD FOR THe SUMMER or yenr with Hirst-clasy necommodations tn destr- uble lucution on North Side, please address M3l, ‘tribune ollice, Hotels. . ARENCE HOUSE, CORNER STATE AND HAR- _Fison-sis., four blocks ‘south of Palmer Houso— Board und room, per day, $1.0 to 2: per weék, trom $510 all; nlso turnisned roums rented withuat board. (PEASEES 3 HOUSE, | 16, 14, AND 2 BAST AD- ‘ums-st.—Weil furnished rooms, with board, from Sito Vperwoek. ~ J AULTONDIOUSE, KINZIE AND MARKET-8TS. (opposite Northwestern Depot)—$1.80 und & per 3 roums from Wo to $l perday;room und board mh $5 tos per week, PARK RIDGE HOTEL NEWLY REFITTED AND efurnished throughout, is now open; pleasant Aecommod:tions at reasonablo rates; on Wisconsin Division of C. & NX. W. Ki, 13. miles’ from Chiengu. For terms address JOULN CHARTERS, Proprietor. DENIS HOTEL, CORNER - MADISON AND ‘Desplttnes-sts.—Furnished rooms, with board, singie or en suite. ‘ ST, LAWRENCE HOTEL, ig) AND 163 SOUTH Ciark-st.—Koums can now be secured at usual rates, €1_per day, fur the convention. INHE NEW FARWELL HOUSE IS NOW FID ished and all-Furnished in the very best munner, ‘Afr. Woud js nble to take enre of a large number uf kuests, und is preparing to accommodate those at- tending the Convention who muy favor him with a call, South Halsted-st. und Blue Islund-av. cars pass the house every few minutes. Permunent bonriters also uccommodited. Corner Jackson and Halsted-sts. Country. QB1G FETE THIRDS. | HYDE PARKT ‘Three unfurnished rooms to rent to 4 small damily, with or without board, T A FARM MOUSE @ MILES FROM CHICAGO 4A and one-half mile from bouting und fishing. Ad- dress MUS. WA. HALL. Lake Zurich, iN, TROOM AND WOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY at Lawnditle for tirst-viass couple, man and wife. ‘Address 145, Tribune odice. TV? x00, Wisi, ty PURIFY YoU BLOOD AND revive your energies, try BOGAT'S Akos, ADIES WHO HAVE -FACES THAT DO NOT hurmonize with gray uate. remember I color to mate pormynently with a harmless color: alsa brows. Lwill alsoStop hale falling a once. Shampoo und supply Invigorator. Tulso guarantee to remoye any case of moth or freckles. Siy ‘Tiger Lily and Frencnt Rouge muke maynitieent benuty; 25 cents. Sictines fur work must be secured ahead. What! do or sell inay be relled on. Consultation free. DE LA BANTA, Pagan beautificr, and author of * Advice to Ladies,” $3.3 Jackson-st, Gurdner House, IME-[ AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH lime in any quantity, McAgum stone (any size). rubble stone, and stone screenings. SAMUEL SAU) Quarry und kilns, Grund-av., west or Western-av. Osive, ® South Ciiiton-st, M B. CLARK, OF 7 WEST LAKE-ST., has removed her dressmaking estublishiaent to 245 West Mudison-st,, und having wken Miss 8. E. Don, recenty trom New York, aya partner, they are prepared to ill ail ordors in» nent, artistic manner. VL, SEEXEY HAAS REMOVED tis TOnsESHOR- IM. “ing shop to'No. HS Adams-st., where he will ba glad to walton bis old friends and patrons; and will Euurantee satistuction to all. NOTICE JOHN 3, WILLIAMS, WOLLIAM BUST. ‘or Adolph Knudson ean each of them heur good news by culling on J. M. MARSHALL, Ind North Slar- ket-st., Chicago, IL ARTIES IN SEARCH OF IOUSES, ROOMS duis, oF boarding-places can_roceive information Troe of churge ut the renting azeney of PRILLIPS & GREEN, #1 Deurborn-st. UiET HOME FOK LADIES DURING CONFINE- went. in ductor’s faniliy, Diseases peculiar to the sex skillfully treated. Exuraination und consultation free. Szrictly private und cuntidential. Box 383, Chica xe. Initial letters will novbe delivered at Puse-Omiee. UIRT PARTIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with elegantly furnished rooms und board tp tirst- cliss lueation by addressing Mrs. ALARLA WESTON, Post-Oftice, South Side. ND AFTER ALL IT’S SOMETHING OF AMTS> AA vary way porsona should travel rou Norsy-ah St. und Nostheuy, und. puss scveuty-lve fara iGuses to buy their euody of ore POOLEY. & MITCHELL, : HOS! NISHING EMPORTEM, 45 AND 45v WEST MADSONST ine why fio they do it? rything tha cause—Lhey have everything that housekeepers require. Hedruom, parlor, and dain com fae, stoves and runges. crockery ware, silverware, granite: ware, tinware, carpets, curtains, bedding, und thou Bands of novelties needed in every house. Because—Tholr goods ure Hrst-class, and alwayy guaranteed, HHeciuse—thelr prices are lower than all com. etitars. PihecaitieThetr houte denis honorably by al practice no misrepresentation, and are please Eater to the wants of all patrons, Digene ta) Because—Cuad goods, fair treatment, and low prices wilt bring people frou ail parts of the zlove. Conrequentiy don't be afraid to spend 20 cents car fore, us we are boundto save you atleast 80 on every ol Ask your neighburs what kind of folks we are, and they will tell you to follow our advice. OPEN EVENINGS. POOLEY & MITCHELL, 45 and vi West Madison-at, S#-BELL TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS, NY AND ALL KINDS OF SPLENDID FURNI. ture to be hud at 25 per cent cheaper than the cheapest retall house youcan tind. We have forty men-mannfacturing all kinds of furniture, splendig ehnmber suits, elexant parior sults, marble and wood top tables, bedstuads, lounges, sidebuards, French and German mirrors, carpets, ete. "To be bad on easy pays ments or cash, Dieave call und wee prices. Lis Michi: gan-st, near Clark, DANIEL COSTELLO, THOUSAND TIMES OBLIGED. If you come und sell, or go and buy, your furniture and carpets at the mammoth stores of » GO-AGALN & REV-EL, 191, 18, 15, 17 Randolph-st, » ‘corner Pifth-ar, FA $000 OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY ONE Wise Ing to cumprence housekeeping. ‘The entire far pitare of a emul residence for sale cheap, and howe trent, on account of owner leaving the clty. Ine quire No. 10'Thirty-elzhth-st., between 10a. mand m., for three days. LL KINDS OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, Gook-stoves. und household guods are sold at bottom prices for _cush or vn eusy payments, by HIRAM BIRUSEL, 22? Mudison-st., near the bridge.” BARGAIN-VERY FLEGANT SATIN PARLOR “ZA suits, richly carved walunt: cost €25; will M. yee aig and SH Statesst. Nae , SEE ATTA ment for your cou burning oil as vapor. Cheaper, uafer, quicker, cleaner than ung other tra, A. SPEARS, 5) JEART & CORSE West Madison; &. bos EY'S, 150 North Clazk. PuRsizuKe, CARPETS 2 New Store. New Furniture. aa ‘The Excelsior Furniture Company, | - 243 West Afndison-st., ae keeps“on hand fine, extra fine, : and medium parlor, chamber, dining, and kitchen furniture, Brussels and Ingralit carpets, cook stoves, ranzes, in fact everything to furnish a house compiéte. very cheap for cush, OF on easy purienty ut eash prices Excelstur Furniture Company, 243 West Madison-st Crockery, and Cattery, ¥F HRPETS, STOVES, CROCRERY— :You.can farnish your home complete in one day's notice, for cash oF easy payments, at the West End Furnishing House, We have the 'yoods we ad- ¥ertise, The largest stock of trst-class marble-top French and other dressing-case ‘sults In Colca also good walnut-top sults from $250 $160; parlor sults in plush, sil, und hair-cloth, terry, and raw slik. We huve everything to furnish a house complete, and all goods warranted as represented. Will give bottom dures and easy terms, Parties buying Yor cash will find we cannyt be undersold. The West End Furnish ing House, 28 West Madison-st._F. COGSWELL, OR SAT LAKE OIL-STOVE, IN GOOD condition, 4H West Randolph-st. AGS-THE HIGHEST QASH PRICES PAID for old newspapers, iFampniets, books, metals, bot- ete, at J, H. PEIMIBONE’S, 144 La Salte-st.,noar Adnins, "Stock culled for in all parts of the city. Send postal. ablished 18%, EMOVAL—T. J. SHAY & CO., SUCCESSORS TO Kilduirs Co. removed to southeast cor her of Wavashi-av. and Mtudison-st. Rae VED—BOOT AND SHO# STORE OF 8. LIN- PY BES, from Sot Canal-st. to 471 South Halsted, near elfth. MME SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC AND GAMES ofthe Irieh~Americun ‘Athlete Club will take pluce Sunday, Muy 23, atlp. m., at Ogden’s Grove; "av in prizes; good music und “danoing. Admission, cents, Kor list of games seo posters. Ape [AGO AGENOY YOR DR. REELEY'S double eluride’ of gold eure for drunkenness is nt Rooms 2 und 3, 177 La Sulle-st, A. W. PLATTEN- BURG, Agent. OR SALE—FULL S178 EMPIRE PARTOR-BED- steud, with extension-top and mattress. Inquire | atau West Rtunduipn-et, OR SALE-TWU LARGE MANTLE AND ONG pier mirror, new, French plate, inelezant frames, Yerycheup WiSouth Green-st, basement FE HE-FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, GX at WHELAN’ barber-shop, corner Clark Wasliingtun-sts. i JfOR SALE-FIVE CHAMBER SETS. FIVE carpets, pillows, quilts, chairs, extension table, pictures, bed springs, crockery, etc. Cull at Room4l, 20 West Mudison-nt. Will sell on easy payments. « OR SALE-SUPERB RANGE NO. EARLY new; large water-back; cheap. 12 Te Lh ONT YARDS BRUROEDS: PARLOR carpet, cheap; also new Singer sewing-ma go. SEP South Babieeay, 2 SKOr 8 z 10 MEN OF HONESTY AND ABILITY WILL DE furnished a business that will guarantee a good ary and chances for advancement. Louk und sew- nachine axents preferred.’ N 52, ‘Tribune office. WASTED — FAMILY WASHING To bo AT home, with or without ironing. . Please cali or address £8 ‘itwenty-second-st, : TED—PRINTING DONE IN EXCHANGE for first-class photographs or color portrults. \dross 11 Dearborn-st., Room 3k {ED—T0 PURCHASE—HALF . A DOZEN Second-hand arebitoctural drawing boards, from. to six fout lungand thirty inches wide. JUHLN- &CO., Kuom No. 2 Metropolitan Bloek. VWVANTED—TO RENT OR” BUY—A SECOND- hand type writer; any person having one to dis— of on reasonable terms can apply to JOHN ‘TON, Room 2) Metropolitan Block, corner La and Randolph-sis. i (EAR FAIRVIEW STATION (THIRTY-FISTH- st.)—To rent with or without bourd. frunt suite of rooms; first-class accommodations. — Best references given and required. Address 1, 15,‘Tribune olfice. OUNTRY BOARD—THREE BEDROOMS AND y MITCHELL, Witmetie, Cook Ca,, IL Bere (PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WLTH BOARD, near the Inke, 10 miles from Chicago, Address Box 3, South Evanston. ‘Mixcellaneous. A. FAMILY OF 9 Olt.s WISHING A PINE SUITE AX Of rooms, with ttrst-cless Dotrd, und willing to pay forsanie, pleuse nddress k 13, Tribune oftice, ‘WAI te ADORED Han eetcd: Tt dress S73 tribune adice, OPP Pres ao NYED—A TON OF _ CARROTS, BRING lunge or suuall lows, A. BOOTH, comer Lake a c. WASHING AND IHONING 1s CENTS 1 pozEN VV “und tirst-elass work. Good Samaritna Society, Tis Bast Rundorphest. WASTED rHorogna Pa-TEN rth siza som tubes, . SPAL is ‘outa Glarkest” iF eee WW aNteb-A BARBERS COP case witht drawers. Answar giving number Of drawers and price. Address OW, ribune: oltice, SET OF ONB- Address Bit. NE FRONT aLCOVE ROOM, WITH ard, ina private fomily. for gentléman and ny other boarders, Address NG, Tribune. Pat /PARUIES WISHING DESIABLE nous, W Urst-class bourd, in finest locution on South Side, please address MSs, 'I'ribune office. WE ave Sronstation FREE OF CHARGE, CONCERNING THE BOARDING AND ROOM, ACCOMMODATIONS OF CHICAGO. a THE BESY LOGA'TIONS NORTH, SouTH, AND WEST SIDE: CAN BE FOUND THROUGH Us RELIABLE APPLICANTS ONLY. ROS Sa RED D LITTLE GIRL 5 ; one lane or two medium-sized ish except carpet und curtains; board OARD—FU! yeury of Peselé when in thociy. Norge or self when in the city, North or South si = ferred. Will be permanent. State tormusrete oe hutlee will be tuken. “References given.” Lit, ‘frit une office. V TETIAVE AC MER WANTING A SEC- ond-hand soda fountain. Apply at it Lake-st. 7 ANTED—A LOT OF SECOND-HAND SHELV- Wine for ctsn a tress TON MAND RELY \VANteDS PROPOSALS VOR BUILDING, ‘THE utter purt of this month, a two- Ty house with sturo-tront, 24x16 feet, stone funndation 3 feet. Address P20,Trivung otfiee. WJ ANTED—A REVOLVING STBREUSCOPE TO W Ata abs photogs NEESUN, 116 Lake-st. ‘TED-BOARD OF TRADE MEMBE! at Room 1 Merchants’ Building. PEI FoesEHoL. GOODS WANTED AS PART OB entire pay for piano, nearly new: can five elear tile and manufacturer's warranty. 09. ‘Tribune. = OOK AT THE STEWART RANGES—THE BEST range in the market. Somo large rexervuir stoves gold on easy parmenis. ‘ood sucond-hund ovok- stoves chew Of stove Banor stores stored forthesummer At WATE, No West Madison-st, OOK—THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE Sensou—The lanzest, stock of carpets, furniture, atures, cte,, ete.. in the city, In nye buts few months, Call at HODGES & MORRISON'S, 6th GS, and 60 -Madison-st. N EASY PAYMENTS AT CASH PRICES FURNI- ture, carpets, stoves, crockery, and cutlery: 1p fact everything needed tor housekeeping. ULICK BOURKE, sa und 024 West Madison-st. fae PAINS FOR STOVES MANUFACTURED AT ‘Tuy, Albuny, Rochester, Cievalund, Cincinnatl, and elsewhere, at W. C. METZNER'S, £77 West Ran- duiph-st. 7PHE CENTRAL VORNITURE STORE, 25 STATE-S TOREY, J.W.& S HOUSE-FURSISHERS, sells furniture of ail kinds, CARPETS, STOVES, CROCKERY, BEDDING, ete. at the lowest prices for cash or on. easy Day ments to sult. Goods cheerfully shown. Store Upea evenin; ae ae & J.B, STOREY, 2 tatenst HOUSE-FURNISHERS, j HE ELEGANT FORNITURK, CARPETS, 4ND bedaing of private residence for sule at sacritice Apply at residence 20 Wabash-uv. (new nombel ANTED — A MEDIUM-SIZED BUORCANE; W nuct bare uli engin tioove. ond be cheap for ensh. Address L 3, Tribune orfice. WASTED—TO PURGIEASE-A_SECOND-HAND set of parlor furniture of good qualtty, uphol> stered in plush preferied, Actress M5), Tribune. VVASTEDSIOUSENOLD FURNITURE — THe buzhest cash price puld for gente! housebuld pl and office furniture of every description. carpets, !ee* boxex ote. Mie HEANEY SC. wand a Pitun-are YANTED—TO RENT—BILLIARD-TABLE - “plete.” Address 0.48 Tribune ote COS RANT, JAQUES & ATWOOD, Band ‘Randdiptest. 700 TO 400 FOR-S) TR Inches, at once, EDWARD ES, ‘est Madison-st. ¥ INVALID Cr IN ELS. S13, Tasune umes ON WHE JQROARD—AND ROOM FOR LADY IN STRICTLY > , private Znuilly where there areno other board ora; & je. Hes ‘eferences gi = Guited, “Address Lik Tribune ones, Ven BBA Te BoarPrAND, GOOD ROOM: UST BE CLEAN by at rice a INGE: aehna eat md pee rewonable, HOLLINGER, OARD—BY | YOUNG LADY, IN PLEASANT, homelike f a ish ‘i phamelike family.” Heferencés exchanged. L170, ‘POAkD FOR LADY AND TWO CHU.DREN ON North Side; will be permanent if suited. L 51, ‘ribune ontve. CARD Wi 1H ROOM IN, PRIVATE FAMILY and wite, Must ‘ Add AR BOM ite, Must be ins youd location BORE BY MADE IN | BUSINESS, IN i or ein oan aan ce dress Ld, Peivune offled, 2 C004 bialn living. Ad iD — FIRST-CLASS—WITH ROOMS, FoR 2 Zent and wite fora few weeks, Modern conven ignces und In or nei aia ered oanear usiness purt of city. Address VARD—DY A YOUNG MAN, SOUTHSIDE PRB- ft Will pay & a week. Address P34, Trib- (BREAKFAST AN room within iiftven tninute: nd Madison-sts. State must be mode: ‘Address M3, ''ribune uifice. OARD—BY 3 GaNTLEMEN; PERMANENT board und lodging in private fumily, Keferences required. Address, with terms, IC 44. ‘iribune otfive. SUPPER) AND walk or ride of State id terns, which | WASTED~4 REFRIGEHATOR AND CRIB On e; will lve sowing un bargain. Address P=, Tribune office. OF SB TOF Lil FULT. END ORDERS FOR CLEAN- LA ‘ing out-houses and caten-basins, cheap. by SELCKE. Long experience; satisfaction ur nu pay W / ANTED—A PIER MIRROR, ALSO A PARLOB folding bed, payable in first-class dressuaking. ¥, ‘tribune uftice. iAVING FURNITURE TO piace for the use of some ‘Tribu thie CLAIRVOXANTS. __ A STROLOGISY=MRS. DR. E118 NEVER FAILS to read the past, present, and future correctly. Speculutors in stocks ur mines, also thuse in trouble and wish to know what dest tu do, willdo well to con? sulther. Untee 17 South Green-at WAIRVOYANT—F. SNYDER WILL REVEAL 7 your future and past; English, French, and Gers man; and will tell you what you want to know oF: pay. "A South Cunal-st., corner Twelfth. arucles. OT] NORTH CLARK-ST.—NEW STOCKHOLM 271 rxtidey wants a stove with water-buck: state BUILDING MATERSAL. UILDING. MATERIAL WANTED—1 WANT A id elevator, second-1 warehouse, Address Ody Eril Eo oninens bsiek for FOR SALE-A LARGE TITY OF FLOOR- ing bourds, Dottie entire partitions uf a large tue tory, in good order, fur sale oneap on xccount of re- moval. Ay Aan ut factory curner Stein und edtleld- bis, near ottnr POL SALE—HEMLOOK BOARDS, JOISTS, AND Umber. “Apply at WARKEN SURINGEICS Sta- chinery Depo: 'v G3 South C) JPR AND je WiikELER Ls Wilson, und utter good inaebine: Sune Wards. luau Ulce, 13 Clatkestee tuum Toot 8 UP SE LATEST IMPROVED DOSESTIG SEWING tuuching for £2: une, Americhn No. 2 #4 Zoud machines of all kinds ‘at $5 tu $10 ene! THUMPS South Tatsed-ste ” Voreateds at OARD—ON NOTH OR SOUTH SIDE, ROOM AND board by two Kentlemen. “Give location ef rvom, Accommodations, and vers.” P44 ‘Trivune olfice, OARD—AND ROOM LY TWO YOUNG GESTLES men. Hererences given aud) regutred. ‘retina must be reasonubie. Address O34, Tribune omieo OALD-TWO QUIET YOUNG GENTLEMEN 2B _slestro a pleasant, Yaurding-place Wwicuin nae iS ful. Stusic- fb E igrred, Address J. 8, EL, Micuigdneare So? PPS ‘POAR FOR TWO GENTLEMEN NEAR D. ©. ‘Cook's publishing-} Lake V dress P Py Cook's publlshing-house, Lake View. Address neve et nnn nny Ol SALE—ONE 10 AND ONE QP, PORTABLE, \ enzing and buiter, wo 2-uorsu-purer nore sees tmbul: wtlers; aise a tot of iron und woud Working: inery, ail’ of the above jn trst-cluss condilone i YTHURN: & BRYV 13 Suuth Cunul-st. ¥ YOU WANT MACHINERY OF L enyines, bullers, tanks, Renta pihaehen a putttes, hangers, ete. ete.. Fou shogid tut fail ty cil re aysuriinent. App: et v SHITNGEISS Suuchinery Depot sd Wee aN HE RoRAD-AND FORNISHED ROOM IN = wate family for s Indy avd two ebinleen; “int tea vicinity of Lincoln Park, Address C, 423 Centre-st. ENUIRE: SAUISPACTION "GUARANTEED. BY dume Clare, churn worker and cisirroyaoh cents; nv gents. 110 Polk-st., lowest toot JVOR A CORRECT READING OF THE Past, present: und future: ge to 3 A. GENEVIA, 30 sts HE TH DAUGUTER, THB wonder of the worid in telling past, preseny and Sorucey brings separated. Toe aeE rior ao charms, und inakes home happy. Satistact! E 28 Hupbur Curtis, MAME. TEREUSES [Sgiis TIONAL CO! SEL AND ADVICE UPON A all sublects by s lady endowed with a higher ¢r0- lution of faculties; ts especially pruphetc tl yoyaut, MLL ANTONELE A? FF ‘Madison-ste Hooms 56 and 4G; take elevator. ME, DE, VERE, TRANCE MEDIDS, TAS AS- Me emnisted thousands by her wonderful powers brings separated together: has charms for love, Dus hes and murriage: never falls; guaranteus entice wtisfactiun. Consultations personally and by letter. 24 North Carpenter-st, lower floors take Ind.-st oe (RS.TAMMER, THE BEST FORTUNE-TELLE! N of the world {n telling past. present, and future. 1S West Madisun-st. MECKETCHAM, MAGNETIC DEALER, NO. JM rast Madison-st, Room #4. ‘Take elevator NUMEAGE hots Cees rom MikacuLoes, ix stantanad: or extraordinary cures, go imme: ately to Dit, R. GREER, 112 Duarburn-st. 7 V{RS MAYNARD AND SON, DR. MATHEW, N most Wonderful mediums; ‘teils anything you Wish to know; a positive cure for nervous deb ey gnronie diseases or no. pay; mate «Sunday eventnes. Si West Madlyon-st, JME. BROWN, NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT AND business medium. 1S West Adums-st, neat Despt: MISS JEXN. clatevoyant; sittings and maznctic | dally und # materin'izing seance every Sunday atso'clock. No. 211 West Van Buren-st. ATENTS—L. B, COUPLAN P BATES ATORNESS” ~ “TW La Salte-st., Chicago, 1). *PELLS PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE; LAs dies, 25 cents; vents, 50’ cents. Gives magnetlé treatment. 374 Woat Madlagn-st. é OARD—ON NORTH SIDE, WITH NICELY FUR- nished room or suite. for two; ‘pris fami ferred. 4.508, Tribune omice. "° PnYSte fatally pre- TPRE CiliCAGO PATENT COMPANY, 155 CLARK: A st, Koon 23, buys, sells, tain’ furalsiies mouey wd Uperate’ tum, Patents and ness, Oto. 1 West Sadisonest. Bee 500 and $1.