Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1880, Page 13

/ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES SPORTING A Conservative’s Views on Base-Ball Innova- tions. The Twenty-Mile Race—A Variety of News for Horsemen. BASE-BALL, INN VATIONS. ‘mo the Faitor of The Chicago Tribune. cmicaco, Oct. 23.—Now shat base-ball is trans- tered froin tho field to the fireside, permit a fermen of tho game to open the season of dis- rou gnd of proposed innovation. The sub- qof’of innovations is one that interests the <e-bell patron very much, but is also one on feb be is very conservative. When, for in- ts tro years ago it was Suggested that the ‘eit on bases at the end of any inning should occuPpSy at the beginning of the next wing, the bases on which they were left, in- ehigent patrons of the game regarded the sug- sion of the new idea as anidiot’s. It was q ori plain that such u chunze would make the Pte tedious, multiply indetiuitly the catchers’ work. and steadily diminish the chances of the Faker clubs, thereby diminishing the uncer- qinty which ts one of the most pleasing feat- nresof the gumne. ‘The main features of baze-ball may now be ed as irrevocably settled. Thus, no one gerously talks of increasing or diminishing the qumber of players, the distance between buses, grihe outstoan inning: but the war between plcher and batsmen is ever a fruitful subject for the innovator and the baseball legislator. Feta little cool consideration will shuw that even in Ditching and batting there is not_much Som for cbunge, and that the wisdom: of auy Bunge is very doubitul. What fs it that always {ums out the neitrtiest applause? Ditlicult Mngseleverly done. ‘This is true of buse-ball asit is true of everything else, and is a truth always to be borue in mind by those who would frany way attract the public. A bal! gently tossed brings out no skillon the part of either piteber, batsinan, Or cxteber. A long hit bas in ef ttle interest. It ig the circum- ances under which it is made that puke it interesting. Dalrymple’s decisive ywo-base bit in the botly-contested but light patting game between Chicago and Providence pathe sthOf July last gave to 6,0u) spectators a fpr of intense pleasure, while the twenty odd. fuse hits to a side in a genuine “circus” aro spore often greeted with derisive laughter than rithaoy other expression of feeling. "It is true that neavy-butting gumes are very interesting; fut light-batting juimes are equaliy su. Neither very interesting unless the issue of to iS at Limes mm suspense. An illustrative Hample of cach: In one of tho closing games feween Chiengo and Hartford, in 1876, spaiding, shy pliched for the Chicagos, was batted in the Yrtinning all over the ficld for a total af eight mecs. Interest in the gume at ance tagged, recause the spectators regurded that first in- ting ag @ getter. But Spulding now braced up, mid the batting of the Hartfords was light dur- the rest of the gutne, while the Chicagos, jelding superbly all the time and picking up & unortwo in each inning during the first hulf if the game, inatly struck a tremendous see in butting, and won the gume fand- omely. It proved to bean excepdonably in- eresting game, because from the moment that he spectators bad any hope of the Chicagos rinniug, the very thought of their pulling so yrhil & game out of the fire aruused tho rarmest enithusiusin. and the bit which tied tha yame cauzed a frenzy of appinuse. A light-batring gume, arousing the utmost in- verest. wus Ube tirst one between Chicago and Milwaukee, at Chicago, in 1878. 1t was x brill- ‘ut fielding game, in suspense until the last nan Was out, nud resulted in the Chicagzos rhitewashing their opponents, with only one or wo ruus tor themselves. Many epectators de~ dured it was the most interesting gume that bey bad cver seen, ‘As pitching and batting now are, we have a rariety in base-ball. If the average of base aité per game is pow ligt, there are ull numer- ius gaines where the batting is heavy, Witness 1 Cuieago-Cincinnati game last spring, when White was batted out of his position iu one inn- mg; witness a Chicazo-Cleveland gaiwe at Chi- sagn lust spring. when both sides butted beavily ind which Chteago won after their opponcats aad n jead of six runs; witness many other League guines here and elsewhere. We shane that will diminish variety; we 20 change that will call for diminished nervy wd skill in pitcher, entcher, or buts- nan; We Want no change that will put the Jump-hit dutfer on an equality with Datrymple and Gore: we want no change that will increase the nuinber of buses on bails—a febure which we tolerate only asa necessary evilz and, tually, we want no Hat bats, cork balls. or other thing that will unsettle the present standurds of skfil aud of reugunnble calculation. C. SL. He BASE-BALL NOTES. Hanlon, of the Clevelinds, has received an offer from the Providence Club, Tim Murnan, formerly of tho Bostons, is keep-_ ing a billiard-room m Boston. ‘The Metropolitan Club of New York bave seut in an application for League membership. The Cleveland Voice suy's that Hines and Start want to play bail in Cleveland next season. ‘Tee Providence papers do not believe Dorgan has signed with the Worcesters yor next season. MeVey is stillin California, and wi!l remain there until the roads eastward are in better con- dition. James Carleton, formerly of the Forest Citys of Kuckford, is engaged in telegraphic enter- prises iu New York. George Wright's benefit in Boston was not 2 quccess Hinanciully, and darkness and rain inter- fered with the program. Knight, of the Worcesters, will go to. Buffalo with Manager Bancroft. Butfafo bas Force, Rowe, and Knight to start with, President Hulbert is expected home from the tto-morrow. ‘The Western members of the Thieage Club will accompany Bim. Secretary Young oflicially announdes having seceived the signatures of the Chicago players fornext seasun whose nume3 were published ast Sunday. “it was a cold day, and the Metropolitans were Sefeated by the Clevelanas.” This is the way the New Yurk papers account for the defeat of their pet club. Tne Enquirer regards the prospects of base- tallin Cincinnati us exceedingly gloomy. . If me Directors make up their minds ut once, sume- thing may be doue. : At the Chicago-National game in Baltimore, Det. 13, thirty-1lve persons were present. Balti- nore is mentioned as one of the cities anxious tohave a new League formed. Baker, of tho Nationals, went and got married frecenlly, and, when called te uccount for bis ub- Senee ata yaine, suid: “1 couldn't get married rc Play Ualiuliin te sume afcternouu, gould The Chicngos defeated tho - Metropolitans ‘Thursday by a score of nine to nothing in seven Joumugs in the preseuce uf a large assemblage. Foley pitcbed for the Metropoiitans. Chicagos muade but one error. The Clipper is still much exercised over the five-men agreement. It sees nothing left but concerted action on the part of players to secure tbeirown terms and the formation of another gue which would take in clubs from Detroit, Gheiuuati, Buffalo, St Louis, New York, Balti- more, Philadelphia, and Washington. Acorrespondent of the Boston Herald says be Would be willing to wager even money that a seam in Boston compo<ed of Bond, Snyder, Mor- Ha Burdock, Geurge Wright, Sutton, Hornung, rowley, und James U'tourke would vecupy first FF second place at the close uf next seuson. wiley Present appearinces, the oine mentioned ill be about tbe.size of next. year's Boston THE TURF. THE TWENTY-MILE RACE. je fact that Fanny Lonise Buckingham is to mene of the contestants will lead additional bop ie! to the twenty-rcile race to take place at Lod Jockey Club track next Tuesday afternoon, other participants being Miss Jewett and im Pinneo—the young Judies whose race last 3 ‘ursday brought out such a large crowd. Miss beekinebor fs confident that she will defeat iF competitors with euse, while they ure equal- qoeraia that she will be in third place at the u Me ‘That the event will draw a large crowd an track there is little doubt, since the sport sy a ca that takes weil with the public, many be © nO interest in trotting or running get- homes eq utbusiastic over the rapid change of ner in wie by the ladies, and the earnest man- advent eh they strive for viewwry. With the ee unother contestant this Interest will sy iucreused, aud present indications of the season been pretty well 5 foe vias ae policy of on fee frou to W cents old rat Pays, and it ts not protuble that the ‘Desday gh ever be redstablished. As the race ple wi Ot be started until 32k! o'clock, sie ae be enabled to visit the track without 1 entire ufternoon and return in good Tor supper, as the M. a udison street cars direct to the gates uf the park. Barrroni Rees to-day the ove -At the Pimlico ne-mile dash for 2-year-olds Compensation second, and 1:4733.. The race for the resulted in a avd. Cammie F. won the alc a jigand Warten ‘ ird race, mile an weer Gabriel second, and Surge third. ‘Thora: vy made beutth mce was the Rowie Stakes, four- Beats, all uges, Monitor and Gleatsore oul Started. Monitor won in two straight beats, the fet by sikty 3prds, the second by eight lengths. ‘The:dend heat between Gremtda and Glidolia ‘Was deciared olf, the owners dividing stakes. MAUD 5. + Ovt. 22—Capt. George N. exhibit, but not speed, Mand ed Chester’ Park meeting in this pity next weck. He. brings with bim a large silver vase with o relief portrait in gold of Maud S., a present from Mr. Vander- bit. W. W. Bair. the trainer, received_a splen- did gold wateh and cbain, and Charles Grant, the groom, received $5.80 cash, both from Mr. Van- derbilt. Capt. Stone says he bas campleted ne- gotiadions for retaining the management of Maud S. next year, TRACK TALK. Parole holds his ‘speeds wonderfully well for CINCINNATI, O.. Stone” “will S.-at the an aged borse, us bis runiting of a mile in 1:42 at | Pimlico lust week proves. There is still talk of shipping some Chica: trotters to California for the wrinitory but noting detinit hus been decided upon. Col. Conley’s black gelding Troubadour has been left at Dr. Herr’s place in Kentueky, being slighey aifected with the prevailing throat dis- “South Water Street "—Will you please give the time of the first quirter in the mile That Muud S. trotted in 2:10; over the Chicago track? Angs.—Thirty-four seconds. Biondine and Goldfinder are being driven to- ether on the road in Boston by Mr, Johu Skep- ard, who recently sent them half a mile over the Beucon Park track in 1:1254. Mr. P. Lorillard paid $25,000 for the French stallion Mortemer, recently purchased by him. He is the sire of Chamant, Vervenil, Clemen- tine, St. Christophe, and other noted racers. Green Morris has purchased from F, B. Har- Der the 2-year-old bay colt Fellowpiay, by Long= Sellow, olitot Flatina, by eianes her dam Ore- E ‘ellowera! J Pee % and Spendthrift), by None of the New York papers have developed enterprise enough to ascertain whether the re- cent sule of Darby for $18.00 was ao bona tide transaction, or what is to ba done with tho little brown gelding next year. Mr. P. Lorillard is continually making valua- ble additions to his stuble. He bas is tel pur- chased Agevoria, bay filly, foaled 1: bred by Mrs, King, by Adventurer, dum Milliner, by Ratphiy, Song. ‘The Baron, and Pocahontas, by” Gjencoe. Another uddition is x bay colt wean- ing. fouled April7, 1880, by Adventurer, daa Millinery by Rataplan, own brother to Agenoria. ‘The Chicago stallion Piedmont was not started at Leximpton for the reason that bis owner feared bemg obiized to take a very fast_record, Will Cody velng in Piedmont's race. On the day be- fore the race Johnson drove Piédmunt r mile in 2:18, the first balr being done in 1:07. Jobngon is couttdent that he can drive the horse two miles in 4:45, Don Cossack, the horse that won the 3-year- old race ut Louisville last full, aud now owned atthe Caton Stock Farm, Joliet, fll, took the first premium for best stallion 4 years old and over, defeating a field of thirteen Rorsea, at the State Fair recently eld at Springtield. He also took first premium for best driving stallion of ‘ny age.—speed considered. Don Cussack is by August Belmont, a son of Hambletonian, out of Amare by Alexander's Abdallah; second dam by Mambrino Chiet. CHESS. CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Torevo, O., Oct. 23.—The third game of the State championship contest was won at an early hour this morning by Judd, of Toledo, and the fourth by Etlinger, and titth by Judd this even- ing. ‘This tankes three games for Etlingor and two for Judd at 1:0) PEDESTRIANISM. DOLLER, Lonpon, Oct. 23.—Dobler, of Chicago, bas Signed articles of agreement for tne Asticy belt contest, He bas secured a private training ground, and is progressing finely. He guined Sebe pounda during the voyage from the United SUPERVISORS. List of the Persons Selected to Serve at the Approaching Election. Henry W. Bishop, Chief Supervisor of Etec- tions, yesterday designated the persons to act as Supervisors at the approaching election. - Each of the political parties madeout its list and submitted it to Mr. Bishop, who approved tho nominees. They will report to bim Monday at his office in the Government Buitding to be sworn in and to receive their instructions. The Marshals will not be selected until Monday or Tuesday. The list of the Supervisurs—a few vucancles are yet to be filled—is a3 follows. ‘The Hand D desizuate the politica or the of- FIRST WAnD, Precinct. «° 4 { Frederick Gesler, R. Anton Berg. D. 54 isaac N. Gardner, R. } Heury Mf. Merritt, D. Wm. H.Couiston, R. M.A. Driscoll, D: SECOND WARD. 4) FW. Packard, R. Geo Etzel sD. enj. M. Wiison, R. 5y 4M Hoyne, D- 63: Rockutellow, R. “} George Abraham, D. Jdoseph W, Moore, Re { Gus Streckel, D. ‘| HL. Murray, D. ba ‘THIRD WARD. 35 8. F. Hawks, tt. JW. W: 1 Richard Clifford, D. | 44 Yen 06. custo. Me! ph. D.: E. W. Wi W. i Glouconte |! see Alex. J. Walker, D. FOURTH 19 % WARD. §Thos. H. Keep, It. W. J, 1) Sidney ‘Fhomas, D. 3} Catia Tape, D. g) Samuel Holbrook, 2} g} Heary A. Porter, R. *( Geo. U. Christian, D.| 7 0, B. Seaton, D.” af N.C. Draper, @ "| VW. Do Wolf R. 1 Geo. H. Kittretl, D. |") Samuel King. D. 4) Geo. Anderson, tt.” | J.B. Chiswick, Re "(J.M. Burrougns, D.} °] Wm. L, Forrest, D. auka ELETH WARD. . L. Schoreeh, Ht. W. C. Mrnier, ‘14 John sbanntan, D. | °{ Johns Remiow, D. 9) George Cook, 2. 7) 8. Berton, R. BS Cunningham, D.) ‘1G. Fi Scutt, R. seruld, D. gia. G. Mact, RL VN. J, Cook. D. | 5 t 1M yd, tM. J. Brousfield, D. $4. D. Richards, 1 } V sf E L. Keboo, 1 i Fitzgerald, D. Davi Ie Fitzcerala 1 avid Dunn, D. Martin Kearney. D. me ih SIXTH WARD. orenz Blanick, 3 | ¢ | Joseph Rich) 11D, Maloney, b. 61 Abert seep. of We todas 7] Andrew lost it Joseph Carrol, D, | 7] John Conner gf Louis Sissel, "| gf Felix Mover. Rt { Jobn Ean, D. { Peter Nolan: D. 44 Ubrist Hanson, R. 1 Micnael Powers D, pj gobn Sedlaerk, ft, 1Thoa. O'Conner, D. 46 nae SEVENTH WARD. . Gramins, R, W. D. Poweil, 1,dueob Hitibact, D. | © John Rare DS § George N. Jones, R, 9{ BC. MeDonuld, D. 9) W. Bunsenbaek, R | R. “{Jobn Lawes, D. “(BL J. O'Hayer, D. gj Marx Schuler, RL gj Joan Leland, R. 1 F. Demuler, D. 1 Jumes Rockford, D. 4) Lontis Salta, it. 7 Michael MeGeary,D. 9} gj Joun Stnidz, it : 7 John Courtney, D. ig ie EIGHTH WARD. eorge Lamer, R. William E. Qui, 1] Michl, Fitegeraia,v. ot Win! ONawer De 2§ Joan Rall, i, 74 Ferd. V. Gindete, R. { Mutthew Cooney. D.} ‘7 John Anderson, D. gj Gev. W. Spotford: 1] sy James Wilson, Rt. {Jumes O'brien, B. | 8 ‘thos Reattay, De Boman Lully, D. Jobn Lude, Re John b. M 44 Wan o'Doduelt, D. 9} Onas. J Wie 5) David kuley, RO” | 9G. Bs Jaycox, It {Edward Kelly, p. [7 g0-r. SteQuaia, D. NINTH WARD. Bernhard Shields,R, ite A. Wi 24 PSruham: De 3} iiitagah, Be 1 Owen MeCarthy, D. J Jobu Sykua, i, F.M. Blount, 24 Jumes Daly; D. 44 Semuel itecd, De TENTH WAKD. 1§ Joseph Burke, R. gf J, Renkee. R. 1 Mutt Calpe, D: 1 ‘Foomas Martin, D. 24 John Stunton, R. 43 George Morey, R. Patrick Williams,D.| *7 James N. Dwyer, D. ELEVENTH WARD. M.K. Forrest, | 4j LP. Berry, R. 14 Patrick Carney, D. | #1 M. D. Flaberty, D. ‘a 4 D. L. Wood, R: 6 4 Daniel J. Avery, R Toate Heomet ie | gy Bei. Duthil B. Chas. Hoper. yD. B. Put af L.G. Waters, D. 8} James Gubbins, D. E. L, Wright, R. 618" ¥. Widsiowr. 1S. GT. Burroughs. R.} ;5 Joseph G. Hall, R. ug'neValentine,R. Bigs P, Hall, D. 4 249. B. Van Pelt, D. ©. C. Nardin, D. { sees Ring Ie ” 3 W, DL. Willtains, R, 34 GG. Giison, D. { John N. Duuphy. D. VS Stites. i.” af oer ieontsaut, Ke 4} Joun Myers, D. Edward F. Duan, D. J.D. Sverett, R. | Wm: ‘Thompioa, D. “THIRTEENTH WARD. eins, hn Dickte, R. §D. D. Tompkins, Re 4 Jono Dickie. Shields, D. pple, D. | Soeeertis J Walt. Nonolson, RB. , vick, i. &. BintaeeitG 54 nos, J, Diven, D. z J B. Quirk, Ke a 0 » D- john B, Darton D. | Jno, D-Latenford R. af r, J. Dunne, D. 7 Wm. Kinkhead, D. ‘ ‘EENTA WARD, ¥F. Draffin, ial gf Binil Wilkie, R. 14 Garis Corrigan, D. | 54 Thos. Ahern, D. John Mann, Re Patrick Ryan, D. JW. J. Hamilton, R. 10+ Peter Snurmon, D. 1 FH. Guedhaus, R, 117 J) MeNamuara, D. 2} Jaines McMahon. B. 27 James. Fina, D. 13§ Wis. Bdbrooke, it. Win. H. Donevan,D. eid. Baumgarten: | g 24 And. J. Duggna, D. JInmes tuttiedge, D. Jacob Oestiman, R. Chas. Meyer. D. J. A. Waiters, R. C. B. Le Moyne, D. Henry Perkins, R. ‘Theo. Durgan, D. _j MM. Gronbard, R. 4 | Peter Olsen, It. ) ; 1 4 t 7{ Daniel Young, D. FLETEENTH WALD. J Charles Greiner, R. Henry Zeingibl, 1/ Win. tromeith, "| 54 Nienaieepeee ne 2} Geo. Kemmler, &. Jobn F 24S Srmboney be | 6} apn Feuaced, B. 3] flenry D. eum, R. | {Ed Sehurenberg, Re ee Le na Bs "1h Be ferwan Weiner, it. |: 45 Jacob Busebwat, R, + | Sota Sehtocangtine [ 84 Page Husel, D. ja taihi SIXTEENTH WARD. rthur Gleason. R. | ,{ [Henry Zimbol, R. Af jneod Thelen De | 41 Henty Siren 2)G. iLsenlatthaur,R.| 5 | Robert. Severen, R. fits Sulttcans D. John Stark, D. 4 o} Frank Stanger, 2. Bare! Henry Graf, RL {Mutt Pitts, D. Z SEVENTEENTH WARD. SN. Noerniger, it. Bos Hegestrom, R. 17 John a- Meautey.D.| 4] Ganuenelon De of Alfred” Johuson, Tt 5 { James &. Rich i John Cruwley, D, ‘Anthony.Lynn, D. 34 Wm. 3 Brown, i. | gj Bdward Lea, 1 Hugh Sweeney, D. | ] David Swuenoy, D. e FIGHTEENTH WARD. §H. W. Raymond, R. ( 4 B.S. Chesbrough, R. o| ek guliean be | Of 5h Ewing Be of W. i Manierre, It. Ifo Burdock, R. J 5 Perry ‘Trumbull, D.| 4) P. L. O'Hara, D. 3§ Jos. Brookman, 'R. F. W.C. ayes, R. ‘i John T. Noyes, D. ¥. H. McCormick, D. 4) George Pargus, RL Walter Goodrich, I 1 Geo. Neumeister, D,| 9) E.R. Hoard, D. ( fienry A. Mann, it. Wn. Fogarty, oc. © on UYDE PARK. Joseph H. Gray, R. of Andrew Kimble, R. Johu Cameron, D. Robert Kelivery, D. + oj James L, Abbey. it { - } Thos. WJohuston, it. Wm. Anderson. D. | '} Leonard Derr, D. al Chas. W. Pierce, R. | 9} Hark De Jong. Re Hugh Muher. D. 1 J. W. Stewurc, D, 4jJubu C. Seovel, R. | gj) Jacob Kehn, R. George Kuhr, D. + phomas Dury, D. 5) Geo. K. Edwards, R. 394 Chas. B. Brownell,R, (Alex. It. Beck, D. + D. a LAKE. 1{ Joba B. Thomas, R.| g| James Ryan, D, H 2B, L, Carmizhael, 2. | Edward O'Grady,D. at LEMONT. HL. M. Singer, R. —$—$—<—=——_—— THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE, Tp the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, CArIcAGo, Oct. 23.—Three, four, and tive years ago thero existed in this elty two temperance sucieties—termed the * Tenipernnce Rudicals "— that every Monday and ‘Thursday evenings gave experience meetings, aud once u month x dime entertainment to defray expenses. The man- agers of the Washingtonian Home also, at the same time these Radical meetings were being held, gave Monday night experience mectings, and once a month adime entertainment in the Chapel of the Home, and all of thein were great attractions for uid and young. ‘The best uma- teur talent of the city volunteered in order to attract intemperate persons, and great wits the fruit thereof. Muny drinking meu,—and won- en, too,—old and young, have been folded in the embrace of these temperance mstitutions, and many 2 mother’s heart bas been made glid to Know that her husband or child had signed the pledge. Now, the object of this correspondence 38 20 get up the “boom” to resurret those old~ time goodnesses this winter in the Home, and by the former workers in the Radicul ranks. Mr. Whitehouse, Mr. Willey of the City Clerk's ollice, Mr. J, D. O'Connor, ut that time connect- ed with the editorial staif of a Chicaxzo paper, and numerous other gentiemen of higa moral character, whom {might mention. were persfaul. and active leaders of tho temperance move- ment on the West Side,—these were entirely West Side products.—and [ do bope, with a fone Jist of others whose nawes 1 can furnish, that these meetings will be revived, and a guarun- teed success uwaits them us before. Bugs, Jn, ——————$—__— THE CITY BOUNDARY. To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune, Sr. Lours, Oct. 22.—Pleuse state in your paper what is the name of the street which makes the city Limits on the North Side, und greatly oblize Sr, Louis. [Fullerton avenue, from the Inke to Western avenue, two and three-quarter milea, and North avenue, from Western to Crawford avenue, two miles.) F. B. Simons, I. Pp. J. O'Connell, D. Wun. A. Calvin, R. ‘Thomes Ryan, D. e ——————— 1864 AND 1889. For The Chicage Tribune. ‘We find that they who would'betray The freedom of the Nation Are band tn hand leagued with a band (2hut shouts for its sulvation!) Which once before, in sixty-tour, A3 Inuny may remember, Strove with fts might to crush the Right, ‘The Union tv dismember, By freeing those, their country’s foes, Held captives in this city, Whicb they would suck, und stab the back Of patriots without pity. Who will allow that these men now Will give tho State subsistence, That in those days soucht in wl ways ‘fo stamp out ber existence? Those Rebel bra And buman lnws derided, Must lenrn that they are still astray, AS four years’ war decided. Jane STREET. J.B. D. ——$ncre A qreat many perzuns becvine insane from sleepless nignts that Hop Bitters would have brevente ves, who once held slaves, 3 AL-STRAY FRoM HOME Two iris, the younzest 13 years od. with short e halr und light compiexion, and vlack eves, and weurme 1 eaficu dress; has 1 mark him und we With 2 IzuL Stone on une ilinger. ‘The ther Gs ir and blues eres, answers to the name Husa 3 i Myer. residing 2t 3S - Ten aptiurs reward for thete recur es if found ig Chicage ev reward if outside the vity. Me ig Chieazo; $4 reward i ouiside the city. Mother is THERASA MAIDA. PESONALTIN GEORGE SWEET WiLL uE- turn all will be forgiven. ERSONAL—OLIVE DEANE, THERE IS ALET- ta che Pust-Ont ‘ad, ONAL-NECTIE BEEBE. WEST SIDE, Id Benge send address tou cid telend. 2 trib une ottice. PERSONAL IENRY BROWN CaN SEB DELLA _S. by wrlting to Post-Oille ERSONAL—FRED WIGLIAMS, WIGL VOU eailorsend me your aldresst EUGENE SLO- MEK, 67 und oY Soa-h Canals, Rial. 2 AM AN OF ix. to meets trathful and ady beiwven 16 and WY years: objec: mur- Saste full purcicuiars, everything strictly con= tdential, und all letters re-urned. None bus a ti lady need auswer this, Address for ive days E Tribune vice. ERSONAL—BRCKY: 1AM VERY ANXIOUS TO. ‘even hear trom you. Yon know my address. 1 amat 0 uesdays und Frid ys ut 2 ERSON OUNG WIDOW eee Wall CULO ‘4 years vid), in coud social sand ng ind business, desires the acgutiniance of young lidy notevecs with view to macrimuny. Keforences exenn No, low chitracters need unswer, Addres 44, Uribune. + ERSONS MOWER OF 4, Wirtiuur Pe ehiuven, educated, falehoaithe wble_o taceosra of himsesf, hi vy invesied in honorsbie business whieh require cess, desires the a ho. ean invest ralnuince vf an inteiligent Indy iw amount, with n view to mu ze; Money su INvened cun be dudb.ed once ever; year. Correspondence sucred, —“Mererences ox- changed. Addross c:, J. SUMRLING. care of Box 34h Central Pust-Uitice, Chieaso. DURSONAL—A GGNTLEMAN OF i WisHbS aeqnainiance of a‘ young lady of Christian ge With sume tneans,” Object matrimony. Ad- 3. ‘Tribune ville BRS NAL—A YOUNG-LOOKING WIDOW, With ‘no incumbrance, baving a rented house well fur- nished,would Iike ty muse the acquainanes ofa cen Veman that ts strle ly temperate und uf oud moral habits; one thit bus a zoud occupation preferred, Ob- pel miutrimony. Address Mes, eh, STANLEY, Post- lee. KRSONAL—HONORABLE | GE. sires correspundence with lad for music und Inerary culture. FSi, PEMSONAL WW: NO LETTER RECRIVED ‘since U saw you iust. if notable to sed me before Igaxmug, write, xiving me sour uddress at the ease MAN BY NAME OF GRANT LERT WATCH und chain a WJ, WOOLLE' ETWEEN NO, 150 WABASH-AV. AND teenth-st. « old medal, engraved * Miss Vernn ¥ er lease Ter re State-st. Plouse eall und ‘get it. wvier's. Acaduiuy.’ Wabush-nv. and receive re LOStSSEARLY TWO WEEKS anu BeTWwees ‘Twenty-eignth und Thirtieth-sts.. gents wold jucket, Liberal reward for retufn of same to ‘Sey Wabush-o¥. os1—OCT. 9, FROM 55 a short-eared, coarsy-haired Jiv Ored spaniel biteh, with pin.ed colar on marked." Wa. ‘t. Rumbo, LS Lake: The tinder will be itverally rewarded by returning same to E. B. RAMBU, No. N State-st. OST—OCK.3, BLACK AND TAN DOU--HAD SCAIt on bis back, und wore cuilar miarged “Henderson Tapsie, No. 25." A iiberal reward witl be pard if turned W AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, 74, und ig Modroe-st, Cates OST-WHITE WOOLLY DOG. FINDER WILL LL" please return w 15% Prairie-av. 3 OsTON TIE 2d, ON THE West SIDE, A chain-braculet, marked “J. M. W." $5 will be pau Tor us ceturn fo 177 Monan-st, Mt Bie INsiy Mies, WILLIAM Wassermann, 23 years old. Sue is about five feut three incues bigh, oF tigt win pl lon.with dark brown halr und ees. She was deessed wiih a wolte bat. Drown dress, und « vlack sacque. Sne had a Te- mue chlia 3 yeurs uf ace wtb ner. ‘This tad light huirand wore’a hyht-brown bonnet with red ribbuns, ablue clonk with wh.te .rimaungs and a btue dress. ‘Any nearer intelsixenes wilt be tauakiully received. WSL WASSEUMANN, UM Stacey sre YED OR STOLEN—FROM ENGINE-HOUSE No. 1% atoit West Laze-st, on Weinesuay uftec- noon just, a medium-sized piavk-and-tan, or Gordon setter dog, numed “Sau”; the end of his tutl fas been cut off some; hus smau bare spois on bind: quarters near roo: of wil; had on around siiu. cular. duached tos doxenain. A liberal reward pald for the rewurn of above doz. TRAYED-FRUM P Hore-st, 1 Bay Mousa “aboue 1B bands, ubout 14) weight, Bad on altar snd waterproof cuser. A liberal reward willbe pa Kerusream GEOSGE BAISEI P THE TR) BRANCH OFFICES. | LVIZION. I. & R. SIMMS, Boatsollers and Stationers, 123 ‘Twonty-second-st, W, BOGAL ; Dragsint. Ste Cottazo Grove-ay., e rty-thfett~ A. POPATORUM, Newsten) tloner, ved iver Madison-at. near Western-ay, ata TH. SONNICUSEN, Drugyist, 22) ive Isiand-ay, carer of Cwelfth-st. : TEC. HLENIICK, Jeweler, Newsdeater, and Fancy Tt Lake-st. corner Lineata. KRAKE, Droggist, 6il West Madison-st, con ih. 1 iy nerfs conson, Drugyiat, 16 North Halsted, NORTH DIVISION: ~ corner Indiana-st, ce BURLING t AY tan Cu, Druxglsts, 415 North iark-st., corner tavisien. Fat WILLIAMS & CU, Druggtsts, G5 Lacrabeo-at, ppl. PM. NEEBR, Printing and Aav Wa bad St Depoe 43 East Dione + HAG Fone tonto acdess =[TROARDING AND LODGING. y West Side. RTH SANGAMON: —PLE, OGDES-AV., OPPOSITE UNION PARKS iB dady would toa gentleman and, hls wit. oF r jemmen, Who would iad a comfortsbl Ungurst-viass boards private family. wor eee Rome ]q NORTH SANGAMON—PORN 1 iD rune withor without boards eeD ROOMS Fy NOW THROOP-— FURS! B und back roum, with Moone pease | } OGDEN-AV. — ELEGANTLY Nis $2 $0 parlor with board tor ventlemarand wife or two singly gontiemen. Heferences required. 9) SOUTH ANS-ST.—BOARD WiTH _f. jused $10: tse nice a well hi ted. References, ese kup ae OUTIL SANGAMON-ST.—A FURNISHED rovements, and single room, with board. ARGA ie CHAS NCHA Lay VaeD. Ing money will sucritice 134 octave rosewood piuno Joss tian af cost; cost $0) Aug. 1. Call Monday ut ost West Madiwon-st. Zoclave, front row a ense, will bg fold aemueuon Monday. Oct. 23, ab I o'clock, at 105 Lake-st. A] ASULAND-AV., FACING UNION ic, Ol site newly furnished front room; Porc SOUTH ANN-ST.— 5 p2 QOUTH ANN-ST.—TO RENT ROOMS WITH SOUTH CURTIS-sT. — = FUR- 53 nisued rooms with en ie BESTS nUe T THE FACTORY, FIRST-CLASS ORGANS, 85 AC anidup. Nicholson Oran Co., 6} East indisna: Estaphished 1301. i AUGAINS IN PIANOS, NEW AND SECOND- iss Sates and uprichts, Haines Bros, Baker, Sieinwuy, Gruvesteen & Fuller. United Makers, Now York iNgnoforte Comipany, Hullet & Comston, ete, etc., elther very low fur cus of on time, {6 required: sccond-lund Instruments taken in exchange at the ew York Music Vo., 5) State-st_ (YALL _AND SEE THIS FINE STANDARD MARE ‘uptight pianu for $l; cost £6 Iu New York four months ago. G2 West Washmston-st. Olt SALE-A FINE PIANO MADE BY F.C. ‘Light & Co.; stuol and cover; low, on easy terms, 2S Sigtonse, ona deme, Oi SALB—A KNAUB NEW GRAND UPRiont F pinno, ebeap. JNO. D. OAKFORD, 12 Wash- ton-st, WILL SELL OR RENT MY ORGAN, 5 STOP, dest stindard make: will give trial, Ehave ng ase for it Address G %, ‘iribune vilice. , Us? SEL. MY PIANO; IT IS NEARLY NEW, MUR apertecc order: trat-class innke; with wre ime to u respousible party, as ( an in need of money. Abargaln for casa. Apply at Kea, OY Agcoust OF LEAVING ‘sell may almost new upcight Mathushek piano. Wiligive the too Fospunstble party. Will sett much peluw whut it cost. Can be seen at my residence. Address G 8, "Tibune orice. NE HANDSOME UPRIGITE PIANO, GOOD AS i must sell. at tho bust prico I ean got. 25 Stach. OF. I. §. METCALI'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND Act, i State-st.; elevator W Moucoe. Kare vocal adiFaninses, Send for circular, PIANOS AND ORGANS TO ‘on commission instruments at low prices and eusy tert WSL. it PROSSER, 213 State-st, ws STHINWAY OR KNAMiG SBCOND- und upright piano, not over one yeur in use. Aduross 1 oy, Tribune omce SUHISWAY, RIANOT GREAT deess Hg? ‘Vrivune ofce. pues YT Wind T~FOR SALE. BARGAIN. AD; S320) More to make itn perfeet suc- LARGEST STOCK Is > PIANOS AND ORGANS eel F a : E a \| AND ADAMS-STS, CORNER STATE {HI 199 5G eure ADA-ST.—BOARD AND FRONT AL- YSUUTH MORGAN-ST.—| "7 day board ra accunaaodatete — € cove ruom tur two in strictly private family, Q7 AND 44 board : a = ") WARREN-AV.—ROO. zou ; = 90 day beara. ‘AV.—ROOMS W{IT'H BOARD; ALSO 92 SOUTL PEORIA-ST.—A LARGE FURNISHED front room, with closet, suitable for centleman, und wife, or two gentionien, with board it desired. a TO RENT, WITH | @& NoRTH SHELDONST.—LaARG! LBas- 116 22°in ESE aan QQ. OUTIL GREEN-ST.—PLEASANI 130° sleeis tatoisnen, wick Souls Worms ros! PARK-AV.—FINST-CLASS_ACCOMMODA- tions and food board. Also day board: eters JO] VARREN-AV PLEASANT FORNISIDED rooms, with irst-class board; private family; io children, DAG PARK AV—FORNISHED ROOMS, WITH S*ke_hoard. pleasantly located In orivate family. 28% WEST MONROE-ST.-WITH BOARD, A south front ruom on second floor. G5 WEST IACKSON-St.—NICKLY FORNISHED J roonis, with good bonrd, WEST WASHING TON-ST. — FURNE 302 frot it und rear cu with tone eee! aX Wi N 327 I VAN BUREN-ST.—1O RENT — Nicely furnished raums, with good board; all modern improvements; tetms réasunuble. : BOARDING AND LODGING. North Side—Continned. ROMS, WITH, BOARD, FIRST OR PARLOR Hong, furnished 10 suit, or unfurnished If desired, with board of best quality, in cauverient sod desi~ able locality on ‘North Side, Address # 1 Trib- ay office, ROOMS AND FIRST-CLASS BOARD IS A PRL vato family on Dearborn-av. Address B 310, Trib- uno ose. WV iti BOARD—ONE FURNISHED FLOOR IN family of two, few blocks west of Lincoln Park, ghe Vivek from two lines of streetcars. Brick house, dintng-room on tirst Hoor: modern improvements, ting neizhborhuod Best references given und re- quired. “Address B 8%, ‘Tribune office. Hotels. ILARENCE HOUSE, CORNER OF STATE AND / Harrison-sts., four blocky south of the Palmer House—Board und room per day, £1.30 wo 2; per week, from $5 (0 EL _Also roums rented without buard. FLASEINGS “HOUSE "is is 2h AND 32 BAST ‘Adatas-st_—Furnished rooms, with board, at rea- Sonabio rates, . JAMES HOTEL, 115 FIFTH-AV.—& PER S igys to operwock. ‘Pablo board sper week. Good rooms now vacant for winter buarders, INDSOR HOUSE, 173 STATE-ST., OPPOSITE Palmer H 3 week; day wena louse—8i5) per day; $5 to $8 per we WADSGR BUROPEAN HOTEL. | TRIBUNE ‘Block—Koonis from 73 cents to $2 per day. Miscellaneous. A TEACHER Olt AN AGREEABLE LADY OTH: erwise employed can havea pieasans home und dourd at $0) per Weed. Address GGL, ‘Tribune office, ARGE FRONT ROOM. PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR twu gentlemen, s7.2Vench. References required. Address G 5i, Tribune ottice. ROOMS AND BOARD-APPLY AT THE ESTAB- lished rentn Ty 5 Invod ited renting axency, Room 3 Tribape Building, ATE FAMILY FOU LADY, child, and nurse; boarding-louse Keepers need hotanswor. Keferences given. Address D Os Tribune, VARD—AND SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED DD roms tor ell and wife on the North or South Bide from Dec. LF $i, ‘I'ribune omee. UARD-GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIR nice home with private family in first-class neigh~ borhood.- Good oppurtunity to lightea your hunse- hold expenses by renting your spare room to quiet permanent parties. Would utso like single room fur my brother, Address ' Gi, ‘Iribane ottice. OAD —BY A YOUNG LADY PUPIL OF ‘Messrs, Robert Goldbeck and F. W, Root, who bas bud several yeurs’ experience in teaching plano and voice, a place where musical instrucuon would be re- ceived as vart cunpensition for bourd. Address by Monday afternoon, » +2. 'ripune valve. WARD — BY AN ARTIST FROM BOSTON, ‘Ai whose studio is located near Fleid & Leiter's, a room und board in exchunxe for Instruction in draw- |. int and painting in al! ity branches. Address E Sl, ‘Teipune gitice. 898 West WASHINGTONST—a LARGE GO front alcuye, comfortably furnished, and first-elnss bustrd. “Meferences oxebanged. B57 Nest WASiINGTON-st. — 4 LARGE rovi, with dressing-room attached; south front; furnisned or unturnisned. SG WEST WastiNcros-st—pesimaBce BOE alcove, unfurnished extopt carpet, with 385 WEST INDIANA-ST.—THREG GENTLE- men enn be accommodated with rooms und ‘ward ins private family. ‘Terms Sper week. IKet- eren POARD-AND ROOM IN RESPECTAGLE PRI- vate family on North Side, by young lady em- ployed throush the day, ‘lerms must be reasonable. Adi ress ES, ‘Tribune ‘office. OARD—AND ONE OR TWO FURNISHED rooms for self und wife; private family; West ide, State pri und location. Address FW, Tribune. A YOUNG LADY WISHES A KOOM wy, either on Washingwn-st or South Sida; vill pay $3. Reterenc ged. F383, ‘Tribun OAND—DAY-BOARD BY SINGLE GENT, NEAR va. Buren and Peourta-sts, Address B34. 'T'rib- e ottice. BOGE WEST JACKSONST. NEAR CeNtite- OL uv.—Nicely furnised roous, with board, for young won. “Modern Improvements in house and no ehtidre: 4] WEST WASHINGTON-S VERY DESIIt- )~AND ROOMS FUR GENTLEMAN AND JD wite: North Sive preferred; sta particulars. 5 3,"tribune onice. OARD-WITH TWO Olt THREE UNFOR- nisied ruuins on South Side by gentleman, wife, able room, with bourd, couple or singio Gen | und two ealidsen, used 2 und4 years, aud DUPE; SALE tleyaen. f tormis, Address #6, ‘Teibtine of 483 WASHIYGTON-St—SouTH FRONT AL- OARD — FOR GENTLEMAN, 4OO cove and other rooms, wich board. 22 babies and nurse sails’ nel KO] WEsT tNDIANA-SP—BOARDERS WANST- | EDtst und Michigan-ay, 5. L. OO] Vaittee toons und verde BX. Std TRL Best ae JO (Est, HONE OE-ST—SOUTH FRONT AL- Ud cwve room, witt board: mudern convenience: privy TERI PARK—YOl urts‘und pleasant room. Kef- erences exchunged, 3% Tribune oftice. URTIS-St. NEAR MADISON-NICELY FOR- uished coom ty rent, with beard, wo a gentleman or ludy in private family. Address 6.8, ‘Tribune. RON ALCOVE NICELY FURSISHED, WITH Hrst-ciass ve VWWANTEO RHE DEST SQUARE PIANO 1 CaN ‘Duy fur $203 ono-balf cash, batance in four yaur- terly paymen ss. Slate naile of maker, gad udiress & 9, Tribune vitice. We ASHED-A Goob PEDAL ORGAN; MUST De in coud repair and cavap Address, giving fall deseription and so west peive, &°9, ‘Pelbune oftice. OO weRicie PrNos To RENT, & TER month, the ren: applied ns part pay if pace cased; Ins ruments sold oa monthiy payments of 30, low prices: ever uno 43 fully Warranted for ve Fours. ADAM SHALRY, zis Wose Aludisoa-st. corner SOD RES, TEAS WHOLESALE PRRIC huve a cabinet geand pianv, one of the best muses in the marset, beautify sigle ind Hnisa, per- fectin every respect and encteely new, wistea ‘Twill sucritice nt the above-suated price,usf bave m0 use fori. Address #2, ‘Tribune v: Neng TON PARK—HIC ALCOVE ROOM, JN “with beard for gent and wife or two young men. OARD- ‘Address 1715, Tribune vale emp. I _ HOUSEHOLD Goons. T TAS FRONTOTHE UNION YURNITORE ‘Compans. Sus and 505 West Madison-st.. bave now the Dest selected stuck of furniture, carpets, stoves Snd general house-furnisbing foods they have ever gurried. Enameled sults, seven places, $5, 0. and ‘BS; binck wainnt chamber sults, $3, G4 und 45: ele~ ant marble-Lop dresaing-cuse suits, 2. $5, $5, SUN, Rnd $155; eusy chairs In endless variety. from rn fox curpets—lavrains and tapestries, at low martet Prices. Also, silverware. cruckery, wooden, und tin~ ware. A full line of heatine stuves and ranzes of all grades. All these xoods, and much tore are suld on the monthly payment plan, which mesns u small cvh. Payment, the balance to be paid monthly, ‘Thetr cns- tomers ure from ull parts of the city. Call and exam ine thelr stock, leurn their prices and manner cf do~ Ing business; it will pleare yuu und savo vou muney, oO aod aiciteae Saad eoncat and 45 West Madison-a Open Monday, Thursday, aud Saturday evenings. ATS N—ALL ONS CONTEMPLATING the purchase of any kind of Curniure, Brussels and Insrala ‘carpets, covk-sioves, ranues. parler stoves, dilctoths crockery and cutlery. everything Ue mike & hame cheerful and pleasunt, would i weil (0. call at ULICK BOULBICS, 32 und 3g West Madison St, Where they can xetallsuch coods cheap for ensty OF on easy payments ate q BOURKE ahd at Westiadinen abe ot Seana eas pumber, 3 a fair xuaranted that you wl get goud goods ahd fairdeuling. TATE EXCELSIOR FURNITURE ¢ SF AT ott West Matlisoast, sou can Ger ml atyies of furniture, Brussels and incrain carpets, cuuk-stoves, ranges, purlor siuves. Wo make a specialty uf mak Ing up parlor auitsund udd pleces ta order, and for style of frames und bonuty of patigrns cannot be ex célled by any house in the city. Ex« Y Purnit Company, West Madison-st. senior pare (Canrers, FURNITURE, AND STO All kinds of Furniture and Household Gouds at lowest market prices for cash, ‘OF on eusy pasients MULAM BRUSH, art (OMMON SENSE-WE HAVE ‘TRE LARGE stock of used furniture in the city, and cau sell Si per cent cheaper than any uthor holise ip the elty: Why? fecause we buy for cash and sell for eash, and under light expenses, Carpets, stoves, and farniture of uil descriptions. Call ut Git Madisun-ai. for bar gains this week, HODGES & MOKMISON'S Com-' mission House. (CASit PAID FO LARGE OF SMALI. LOIS OF, househ Id coods; furateura of private testdences purchused, Address oF cil on W., % Eust Van Buron, JOR SALE—THE ENTIRE FURNITURS OF A well-established hotel un the Suropean plan, and situated in onc of the bess locations ta the city, on Stute-st, between Madison and Washington. ‘The furniture ia all eiezant, and consists of SU rooms, Wl be sold either cheap for cash or on part cash and balunce on time. Luquire of E GULDSTELN & CO. Mi Fifth-av, Fe ‘URE. CARPRTS, STOVES AT LOW CASH PHIC ‘On easy parments, Falr dealing. Bplendid stack: a evenin pon ovenines J. W. & J, B. STOREY, 25 State-at, POR SALE-THMEE FINE STOVES RADIANT LY” tome (No, 3), Light-Honse (base-burner, No. #1, Gold-Dust, No. it. Apply to G. ILSUACK., 0 and ot North Clark-st Ol SALE—CHEAP—NICE_ WALNUT FURNI- lure of two ruoms complete fer housekeeping. Cattatcer Monday at 73 Sichizan-ar, (baseuren OR SALE-LARGE. FIRST-CLASS COOKING- store. Apply at 1G Wabash-ay. ‘OVES—ONK “SPLENDID” AXD one “Clinton” range No.8; lave two * Mlcal= Runs,” good as new, that Iwill exchange for sents’ clothing. sf Deurborn-st., Roum 10. Ol SALE—A MEDIUM SIZE HEATING STOVE with oven: selt-feeder, and In good order. Ad~ dress E ‘Tribune ottice. JRO SALE-TOT- AI FURNACE, LN Y der, cheap, at 497 Wise Sludinoweat, 3 COOY OB OR SALE ONE GUOD, BALTIMORE: HEATER es youd us new, at Drtee, HODGES & MONILISON, GH Madisun-ae OR SALE-ONK BEDROOM SUIT, NEW AND cheap; alsoother furniture, Address £3, Telb~ une vite, Er OARD-IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, we room, for ona: Nortin side, nd south of Division-st, or ‘Address, with moder- ate terms, DS ‘Bos RD-AND WELL-FURNISHED AND HEAT- GY front alcove or sule of rooms with trst-cluss board tor self und wife, oz North Side. Address D 1, ‘Tribune odice. UARD—FOR MAN, WIFE, AND DAUGil- ter, a furnistied parlor und two bedrovins, wit board, On Sout Side, with nv other buardercs. Best reterences viven, Address E ddhet'rivuae uittce. ‘ WEST § during the (ON-ST,, BA EMZABETH—TO a: roo fur gent and ass Tens, with board, an wife, or uvo single gentleme: South Side. WOODLAWN Pais—Willl BOARD, TWO suites vf rooms, south front. 2 PARK-itOW. furnished, with buard, 9 SIXTEENTH: — PRIVATE FAMIL’ GA plewsant furnished rooms, with or without uit 2.4 SIRTEENTEST—noaity AND Roos SUTT- ubse for zentle.uan ind wife of two Kentiemen. Abo day-boai anved. BID) -Seve SLAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, everr Improvement, unig $120, cost $40. fait toaday wt 13st W 7 UStadisuasst. aif) PIANO 74 OCTAVE, ROSE- BS00 Kaien Bea) West Stadhso ‘ally warranted. Cull PoRSAces E2, AfD ONE ts MORSE- power tubular bullers, two L-burse power sit~ Uonury engines, one coulming boisting enane, ony sen pussepzer engine; als um evils, mil 34 Ond, und. in dest-class Ord band-puwer clevawrs, ac ite 3S tu vl Lulnuls-3t, POR SALE STE MCPIPE, VaLvis. Frrr uf every deserip.ion, shafiing, pullers. e lowest waarket price; one buller lx; 24) boiler- tubes dxtt und éxl0, Worching, Knowles and Nutra stexm-puimps; one Nye's vacunm-pamp, Suur.evant exhdast-fan in good order, Call on JOHN DAVIS & CU,, To und 79 alivhigun-st. GOR SALE-ONE SMALL DANIELS PLANER, one Fuy mortiser. nnd ut ussortwent of plain ers und watchers and generat machinery chgap for nydrauite and "Ss wleva.ur Works, cash, PERRY, 44 Suuib Cunal-st. FOR SANB—UPIRUGHT BOILER AND FINS (i-horse power), sium Jaczot kettle, Natton Sausage chopper und stu ter, forge bacd- press? wit in trst-class order. 12ls Stute-st. Olt SALE—SECOND-ILAND, IN GOOD ORDER: Holler und ensine, 3-horse powe 1 voiler, 2-uurse power; 2 pancremete: 2 wooden tanks sined wich zing: culut silts 3) Teel bien; 2 sami! tron tanks ipesand tletings sold eneap. JAMES WAT SON & CU,, lu! Michigan-st OR SALE—ONE COPPER VACEUM PAN, WITH ‘cupper colt, caging, und pumps. ait eompiete, Cail ai the southwest corner of Slcdrezur und Wale lnve-sts, SALE-—TWO S-HORSE-POWEL BUlLERs, wrought-iron pipe and fittings, cols and radia- tors, SAMUGH L PUPE & CO. 13s Lake-st MUSSASSAL StANCHARD.stubio gi cnest- Me nic place “Insteaciions in all branches of paint ing. Urders sutisfactorily uued in urizina: designs for deavses, fhehus, and alt classes Uf decoraced Work, Vis~ tors always weicume, was TED-A SECOND-HAND % OK 30 INCH portad, et Fur blucksmith outtit. Address FY Teasin » unvi @ odice, Tory hf CLO'LHING. N ABSURD IDEA—THAT THESE ond-hind c.o.uing swures adverse ww. pay the highest price fur ladies’ und gents’ cnst-oif clothing waen ther bave very Hiitle capltal (6 uivest, und the f don'idu dalf the business tbat t do in tne civches, such us Uvercsnts, Coa.y, puns: vests, dresses, shaw 1s, &e. Now 1 muse have clociés, and fF wtil pay the highest price tur them. Dun't forge: the number. st Suite, opposite Consress. Orders by mail promptly attended t by Mr. ur Mes. A. ANDREWS. No connec- tion with ang other es.uplisament of tis kind, Es- lavished, 161. ‘The orignal ANDREWS, 52 State- st., proprietor. A RENTEILPEACE CASNOT UG FOUND AX ZA whe City of Chicazo than at s State-si, where indies und xentiemen ean sell thoir cast-off clotaing, curpels, ete, fur n bhi pric We must huve, us out sules in this line Bre immense. We uce willing topay vod cush prices, Address Mit Or MItS.5. ANDREWS. astablisued 133d LL THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO 4A wish to sell cast-vif clothing, carpets, und bedding Gun getunorfer from E. HeSutLcts, 515 Sawuest. 1 wil puy 25 per cent more tual way othe. dealer in the chy, Remember the numiver, St Sture-st. GOOD PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR GAST- ofclothing ac GELISELS, 1ilv State st. (old No. S64). Urders by mail promiply attended to. Batub- lished 3331, a ‘PIE HiGiteST PRICE PAlD FoR LADIES AND gentlemen's second-hand clothing in exsh.” L. ANDREWS, 510 State-st. @NUE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY WHERE GOOD priees are paul for tadies’ und xentiemen's cust-olf clothing i ut $70 State-st, Address Mr.or Sirs. 5. ANDREWS. 39 Be NICELY-FURNISHED AL- cove and other rovins, wit busrd. 4 THR V-MAN AND- WIFE TO BOARD Inn private faumlis;aiso a few, day boarders; teeas reasonable. 71) EWENTY-FC ‘DESIRABLE ROOM, (U win bourd: References. WAGASH-AV. — LARGE ROUMS | FOR from twu to four he men, with board; 311 ¢ fou wiva board to permaaoot. par tvs, References required. 320 MICULGAN-AV.—TO TED AU without bourd, Inrge front rount, hundsomety furnished. Alsu rounis suliuble tor gentlemen. 4.38 WABASH-AV.—PLEASANTLY FURNISH- Ee ed front roum fur two or three geutiemen, wit bunrd. AG] MARASH AV FURNISHED FRONT H0URt. with bourd for family; 3.0 singe rooms for geniiemen. ROOMS 99 WARASIFAV.TNICE | FRONT b22 and goud bonrd fur one or two privaue fam ies. JQ MICHIGAN-AV ROOMS. WITH BOARD; 1249 Auso as cdors accommodated. 24/2 MICHIGAN-AV.—A NEWLY FORNISHED 1336 Miedve dha “Siier rooms, wien first-class tao. WADASH-AV., CORNER FOURTEENTH. 1-40 st—Large fron. room furnished, with tirst- Glass board, to Hirst Bacties only. J] WARASIPAV.PLEASANT OOMS, 142 with Cok ee ae a 53{) VABASIL AT “TWO FRONT ALCOVE Tour gentlemen friends; privave family. f SICIMGAN-AV.— TO RENT, WITH iurze connecting rvoms, s.ngie or en suite; pr fumily; uo children; middle aged peuple preferred. MICMIGAN-AV.—FURNISILED AND UN- QLL9 Fitnisted rooms, with tirsi-class bourd._ 3) MICIUGAN-AV. — TO RENT” WITH 2125 wars atoow on parlor door suitable for mun and wife or two ge! -feaen WAB V—-NICELY FURNISHED rovins, with choice table. References re- 939) 222 phd sucu ut above numbe! WABASH-AV. — PARTIES WISHING pieusuit rooms with frsi-ciuss board will house recently chaoyed OARD-BY THREE ADULTS, AND TWO ruoms; widower's family peeferred, whera the survices of the wife (a suod ousexeeper) would ‘be equivalent to beard of one. ¥, Tribune office. oat LE, WIFE, AN WHERE there are no viher boarders, in u strictly privace tamuy, South side pretecred. References given und required. Address E 77, Tribune onic OARD—FROM ~h AN OF rooms, with board, for gentlemun, wife, and Gaughter of 22 years, inh prime family, whoth Bve or six blocks oF Wasnimgion Souare, on ‘North Side. References exchansed, Address £4, ‘Tribune vice. BR ‘A LADY WANTS A NICE QUIET home for four or tive months. where she cat pave good care durmg continemens Address GH. ‘teibane, OARD—AND TWO ROOMS FOR PARLOR AND bed-ruum, for yentleman und wife in a privace Tamby for 3 winter mon-us; North Side. ease of Clurk-st, preferred. Address G4. rribune onice. OARD-WITH TWO OR THREE Rous, NEAT veo. on South side, below Cucnteentacst., for two couples. Would prefer second tuyr. Must be nleely furnished. S.uiv particulars and price. Ad- dsess G76, ‘Tribune olfice. GARD-AND PLEASANT, LARGE ROOM FOR tio, on North Side, with few or no other bourd- ers. Bust of references, Address L. i. SMICH, 279 North Seae-3t. VA RD—MUSIC LESSONS GIVEN IN EXCHANGE for board, by a lady teucher. Best references. Z 45, ‘Tribune oitice. QARD-IN PRIVAT tun and wife; 5 Boaw room, or suite OF reoms, with modern tuprove- ments, by yentiemaa and wife. G3, ‘I'ribune office. ARD—O: SIDE WITH OSE LARGE or two connecting rouims for lady und usu call- dren, $ und 3 yearsuld. Keferences given and re- quired. Address, 8.ating price, F at, ‘'ribune onice. OARD-ASD Roos IN EXCHANGE FOd USE of aquanty of bedd.ng und other huusoauld goods. Cul of uddeess Kou 5, don East Cowress-3t. OARD—FIRST-CLASS, AND SUITE OF WELK furnished coums for seit, wife, und’ lauznter; pre fer ube of the avenues hyrh of twelkca-st.’ Ad- dress F 44, 'Tribune office. ‘D_ROUM ON NORTH SIDE BY Address F; u'cloeg dinner preferred. Guy, ‘Tribu Poapoay ERIVATE FAMILY FOR Seur wife, and two ealidven from Noy. 1. Inquire vt Vato vi 3 Wost Mutigon- OAM ER IN A PRIVATE tumy on North or Weat Site by younz gento- quan. Refe ences ziven, No objection -u a few uther buurders. Aduress, $ulting price. & 2. Pribune, 2 NX AND DRAMATIC IerZb, drasact: reader and de- ineator, revetves pupils in vores culure und dea- mide arti sosse Mrenca, ve Geraran; Casses of tour wid elghe, and priva.e wegons daily; sauze re- heursuls to advanced scudeats for specull occasions, iy Sehigan-st ‘ATL: pOR SALE~HEATING STOVES, CHEAP. % TO fd) Nort Storgan-at, | OUSEKEEPEKS' CONVENTION—THS HOUSE keepers of Chicaze and the Northwest wi.l-ng- semble Oct. 3 at the furniwure estublishment of the Empire Parlor Bedsteud Company, ai] and 335 West DMudbson-st.. and reassemble trom day vo day until Nov. 4, for the purpose of deciding sowe of the must Important questions pertaining to huasehuld econo~ my, namely: First—Where to get the test value in Tural-uro, carpets, stores. and bovsvhvly guols for. the leastmoney. Secund—l'o examine the immense stuck of furniture, carpets, stoves, and bausehord vouds now owered by the Empire Pnrior Bedstead: Compuny at prices tower than the lowest, Third—ro. make thelr tall and winier purcbuses at thls estab~ I ent. For the convenieney of our custemurs, and to facilitate the business of the convention, we append the following listof prices: A xvod wainut chamber set....... $3.00 ‘A handsome walnut chamber set. mw An elennt M.'l, cbumber sat. pny An elaburate 31.71. chamber set. ge A mazniticent ebamber set. 1 & good parlur suit, Ean ‘A Bandsome parior su Bu An eleznnt parlor sutt. Bung Aurand parior suit. TA ‘A maguliicent part wat An evesantpatent rocke: Tr ‘A hundsume easy ebsir, - 0 ‘A soud balrmattres TO Elexant mirrors, #10, #12, #13, £5, 10. 10 A cuod ingmin carpet at..., 33 A tine ingratn carpet at. . 0 A xund tapestry Bruncels 1 'n elezant tapestry Brussel | Body iruvsels, $3 t 2u5 A good ran a0 toL ments to Sule terms and square dealing. Empire Parlor Bedstead Compuny, Sf and 3o3 West Madison-at. & 1s SOW COMPLETE FUR THE FALL TRADE. GOODS To SUL EVERYBODY. Farnivure, carpets, stoves, ofl-cloths. comforts, sna crockery; tn fact, everyibing to furnish a house. n.€6 Hours, 4UxL3 fect, fuli of first-class gouds, alt new.” Murbie and walnut top. chamber sults parlor auits, all the intesr designs. Sutlsfaction guaranweed, Bottora prices for CASH OW EASY PAYMENTS, ‘The vest selected atock In the city. Notice the : WEST-END FURNISHING TIOUSE, 238 and 3) West Madison-st, ¥. COGSWELL. EPAIRS FOR STOVES MADE EVERYWHERE. Old sioves repaired equi to new at le West ‘Twelfh-st., nenr Desplaines. RERAES Foe Stoves MADE ANT WORRY, AT W. C.METZNEN’S, L7 West Handulph-at, ELL YOUR FORMTORG, Cave’ household couds to GO-AGAIN & 1b Je 6) unde Raaaulpi st, eurmer EMbaaes Wanteoqro it HOUSENOLD FURNI- ture sufficient to furnish seven-roum houses best Of care taken, and reasunable price paid fur usd Ofsame. Address'D43'Trivuneodice. FVANTEO TO PURCHASH AT A TANGAIN Brussels carpet, Wor 5) yards, curiains, und a few old pwees parive furuiture. Address D S, ‘I'rib- une ofic WASTED—A SET OF BEDR black walnut preferred. Addrexs ‘ FANTED-A GOOD SECOND-IAND “CRoWS Jewel” parior stove with oven. Audruss, stating size und price. ¥ Si, Tribune oice. VW ASTEDSTO BUY, A Goop MARBLE-TUP bed sei ws !ED—A RAN imedinm slee: must be guvd as new und cheup for A come T LADY THACHER OF Tite 2A. plano wilt receive pupils at her residence on the Nosh side; terms $1) for 24 .essuns: wise arcunce: ments can be mudy for giving lessons ne the pupu’s home tf dysired. Address G ¥i, ‘Iribune ative. nds. 5 WARASILAY.—FURNISHED ROOMS 22.28 with hoard on third and fora floors, Ket erences requires Dye WABASU-AV.—FINELY 2230 thi board D7] QINDIANA-AV—A NICELY-FURNISHED 2713 Benciisave room: also s.ngle room to rent, Suu bourd. 33Q90) MICHIGAN-AV.—TWO. FRONT ROOMS 2829 MNeneta voara, FURNISHED CADEMY OF MUSICAL SCIENCE, =) West A ‘Mudigun-st—Uur ew Muthod.” Young or old male yood periorme-s on piano, organ, or cuter in’ iweng vesvons, No canes used," ndcue sons eveniugs if desired. Eusy payments. Mito. uites LADY WELL KNOWS, OF CULTUite AND A setnenent, desires to ins-fuct at thelr uwn howes or elsewuere, Indies Wau wish w a quire fluency in conversation or elesunce of uxtnnes; wood iso euch vocue music und clocudon Addceess D Lt Tetoune ville Qs) INDIANA-AV.—10 RENT, WITH BUALD, 3218 'Ninistica buck parlor and bedroom; price, $0 per mon. for two. VENUS. NORTH OF. TWENTY -SECOND-ST— A Jexant home to first-class party of three OF fou ty private. tefecences. Sih ‘Iribune. SHIGAN-AV.—HLEGAND SUITIC OF UNFUR- N Benet rooms tw ren. with bout alsy one doubte rom furnisued, Address G $2 ‘fribune olive. North Side. NORTH CLAKK-o1y Neat THE BRIDGE— 7 FORT Ah Wom, sis0 to #3. per woek. Dus- boarders wanted. —GOOD BOATD, AND ROOMS CAN had within ten ato es" waik frum Madison. Ca: “—ONH ROOM FOR ‘TWO GENTLE- 46. tiem also day boarders taken. 6( RUS 370 StATESEG WHY IN THE wont po 94U) they pay such pricos for cust-olf clothing? I can answer that very easy. Vlengse, dirs, Jones, tell me, for L inven big lotto sell. “they seit su chu tt that they can't Ket enough uf them. Are they nice People co dent witht Ye: Mrs, Smita, te micest in tublisned since Adcress MIt. or st “THERE 15 NO USE IN ‘TALK Ing. SX yee cent is paid more for jadies’ and enilemen’s cxst ah CIOS INE La OUR Er alos: Voy! Bevanye we sell more than all o-ners com- bined t. seiner. Address Mit. ur MRS. ANOREWS ‘CLALRVOWANT: STROLOGIST—Muss. Dit WU! to tell correctly life's, hist business ‘be: adupted to und wiust successful ta; also, for persus burn in Marek, April, June, Sepiember, Uctoben und December, with seivct prize Dusttvers in lotvery; busi- hess uttouded to by imuil. Csll or address 2y' Wes. Sludison-st, Coieuzo. For terms send foc circular, {LL Wito Desiité THE MOST RELIABLE 1 ZV foramuon und correct udvice, on wil subjects should consu,t MME. CLARE, 131 West Polk-st. Fee: Bund cunts. No seas. [FP YOU ARE, SICK OR IN TROUBLE, AND would know the past, present, and fu.ure. consul: Mme. Juy, the famyus Coruny teller und clairvoyan' Business, love. warrluge, and divorce a apecitity. Os West aladisun-3t. z u MRE ZARA A, TRANCE MEDIUM AN AG. Monetic paysician, yuarantees w her visiturs-com ir. Hust profouny Tead.ug. Has the » business, hewitt 1; Dee NEVER FAILS. Plete salisiacuon. Feveatmg Uh secrets, and yiving un entire ti renuwned versian ebaciu for te: vic. Consuusilons persotely and by eter, cousulied Sundays. 325 Waunst-ay., secund duo MS JT. SHELLENBERGER, BUSINESS ANt test mediuin; cad nec Seance Tuesday evenine Avso'clock, Also magnetia trediment. 2 West Van Buren-st, ; M88 HOUGHTON, OF BOSTON, LATE OF NEW AM. Yors, the esi test mediun i city: also. mia. inwrests, magaetic treaument vaind. DL Wubasa-av. two thynts, Suite y eu Th 2UMyp. w. Sunday, i MBE RETCIAS, SIAGSETIC HEALER, NO, AML" ts east Maaison-st, Roum 4. : HUSIL-ST—FRON board, in DEARBOK: nisued roum plensant room fortwo xe 126 eferences exchunsed. 66 ¥ ALCOVE ROOM, WITH 85 at Fe DEARBOLUN-AV.—KOOM AND BOARD FOR two gentionen in a smaii private family. ving and firat-chiss board for single Kentie- ‘Also accomiaudations for day boarders. riva.e family, -AV.—BOARDING WITH FUI- wit. B WEGLS AND QL WENAIie Souin ot Norce-av.—Goud board and THORN-AV.—NOOM TO RENT, WITH Reterences. 9,4 2 21+ rent’ w = ANTED—A MAIIIED LADY whose hu. ten ‘munuces' walk from Madison-, nits. ine smutl private faumly. Hi10-ST.— DESIRABLE ALCUVE Tu and is away for che sinter would hike a lady rounnuat able. A DEAIBORN-AV.—NEW FURNISHED ith board. ‘lerms reasonable. itef- \ COLLEGIATE COURSE FoI Gori Sexus, AX equafund, in one respect, superior to ost others, iy how upenutive West Adami-sc, under trot, PHS. CLAM GRADUAT. AX est T city references would ina.ruce # few peivaie pupils n Enclish and .ue cassics. Whit culiaf requust- ed. BL, Tribune vdee. cask. Cult at or address oh West Mad sen L.000 Heat. TOVES Fut SALE CHEAP; 4 froin 8210 $10; cust from $3 tu $4, Call and Sev themar GH West Mndison-st, nearcor. of Paulina SLO.000 witiGods come’s vier mise ryar lor stoves wanted: also no bus» fo. Ingulre uruddress HODGES & MORRISON, on-St, ‘Git Mads Prot EXcHANG ‘tO $00 IN FIRST clasy trust-deeds fur clear house and ot on West agsmington-st, LA BROWN, Itt Lu Sailerst, "POEXGHANGE™s Beau Court-House, colle. Beows; ty [mile fron cuvese tue.ory; bas tirst-clast barn, wells, 1 Clotern, lure rove of eve ; 4. large bearing apple and cherry orchards; all tho. sna. frulie: just the bince fora tamils of child: ill iake a chedip nonse and lot in Ch cizo or Evansten tn part payment Rearly all the balance on long ttme, Address 2 10 ‘rea PAscise anv DEPORTMENT— PROF, SNUW, A thorouzh and reliable teacher of new and fashio1 able duucing, cin be enguged to teach private classe: Morcucot the city, on reasonable turms. Call OF nddress, Resilence 65 West Washington-st- XCUANGE-IOWA WHEAT FARM ANT oney for grucery sloze on North Side. Addrem bune office. EXUHANGE-CHICAGO” PROPERTY FUE rhished room, with or without buard. Addres ribune alltce. TO EXCHANGE-MINE SACQUE, COST $00. FOE Janse driving burse. Address Ew, ‘Tribune. ALOCUTION-SAMUEL KAYZER, TEACHER OF Blocuuon and draarstic AcL—A ‘class wil bezin un St Centratstusic-Hatt. S AKE UPEN. ADDRESS RIEDEL, Yat West Polk-st. M. DICKSON, ELOCUTIONISE, 170 STATE «St, upposiie Pamec. House~vliss, Monday evenings a¢ 5 o'clues; p-ivate instractivn dally. yous “HL GAuNEI ¥oeai Instruction. Es: LS 3 f Pownsend-st. RS, L, M. DUNN IS THE ONLY TEACAER IN MikisMaiy’ sno teaches the Italian ‘method, as taacht by the celevraved Madame Cappiant.ot iuscon, nuving studied with ber dally fur two und as half years. She will receive pupis at her residence. 533 Monroe-st, corner Ladin, ur ac Lyon & ieaty's, Tuesda-s, Thursdays, und Suturdays from $3 to Wa wm. For purticuiurs und terms please Call on or address: MHS. L. ML OUNS, residence, SY Munrve-st, & MAKCHAL IS NOW FORMING NEW MU ¥fenen censses wt her residence, WW Unkley-av., 1 Wabash-sv. SULTAN AND Ei E ALE GIVEN SONS ON ¥, RO. erences. yD INT ROOMS, EN SUITE OR | West side, or ut pupils’, Adaress by letter of call 222 iESee nian bone. Weanesdais und Suvurdays. : 5 AST INDIANA-ST. DAA Tinea tovins. 212 240 BA: 249 BASS = BOARD, WITH ro wht te: 54 ®. 2o4 : : fates ‘ INDIANA-ST., JUST WAST OF TE= 269 ee Risciy tumined room, suitable for awe, with be iefereaces, xt 2QR DIANA-SR—-A_ PLEASANT ROOM, 2BG TSPISESS fay mis allo le 222) CIUCAGO-AW., BAST OF STATE—A SUITE Sith bvard; all modern improvements; family strictiy NOV jy dp LGIAM MAURER AUCHITECE, JN win open a seavol tur areniiecuural Uraaing, al aebra, geometry, aritametic, etc. Stost experienced feachers ure procured, Fu¢ pardculars appy to WoL MAUREEN $ North sedrwick-st, or JACUS U. SALEVAUZ, conteuctor. 8 Wasva-st, West Side. PIANO MUSIC LESS9NSTA PUPIL OFS B. ‘Mills will ive private Instruc:ion or instruction in clasgus; terms reasonabie. Cal oruddress ©. BLL ait GREAVES, Maun house, PIANO LESSONS GIVEN BY, A COMPETENT experieneed xentiemua tescher. J cunts per quar, Address #77, ‘'ivung omtice. (ue, EX GEISH SRCHTANT ‘FAILON SYSTEM of dress ind cluas catting tangnt at 3) Statu-at, Room 3 over Parts Kid Glove Stee. Ladies wisteng to learn can bring own material. Siréss-cuttng und ut- ling and drapuiy and cloaz maxing a sveclalty. ‘Tuke elevator. private. COMFORTABLY FORNISHED, ROOMS, AX board; private famu ten aprovewents; dusimabie locaiion. Address ¥ 1s, Trivune vitive. — FP 10: AD FOR TV NTS: PRONE Woeai) Norh Side, newr vastness; Bo arden Address F ii, ‘Feibune oflce. SPIRITUALISM WAT EMIATIZING SEANCES IX, light Sunday und. Chursduy evening. - Busines, und medical siting daily: a positive eure for nurvou. devitity and all chrome diseases. PROF, MATHEW OF LINCOLN PARK—A YOU. rd ple with nv obtidren? would like to boar ie, and Jolly coupie for WV 4Nteo— A Few sono ais 18 MUSIC BY A lady thurougmy quanded 1 wach: terms rea- sonable. Bese utreterences. Address & wip A MONTH EACH! ve 52 “ons bys lady tencher. oom Far 143 dast Madisun-si. Puce for praccce. SEWING MACHINES. HINES OF repairing TOE RCHANGESS RUNEEES SEAM flouring-mill on the C.. B&Q. it 1 to Miinot: fora hotel ur stock of xuods of sity kind. Addren WAL. WIKICK, 315 West Conzress-at., Chicaro, Lit, nO EXCHANGE-IG-ACRE FAIS CLOSE TE Kentland. Newzon Co. Ind: No. Land: (acne under suod state uf cultivation; want city residence, tn desirable locality, or stuck of murchandise,—mer ebant tuilur’s or clothing stock preferred. Address C.E, DASHLELL, Seldon, I 10 EXCHANGE-20 ACKES OF LAND, PARTLY Umber, near county senator Lawrence County.Ark.; will Laxe good Jen enuid propery, or equity in vouse and jut. J.G, HUSZAGHL, Routa 13, 71 benrpurn-st. EXCHANGE—GENTS STEM-WINDER GOLD h for bedroom sat and uther furniture. Ad- Sh eivdae oles. dress FPO EXCHANGE-SUBURBAN Lor ASD CASH for stock uf uroceries, Address G 4, “Kribane. FPO EXCHANGE—A THREE RUN STEAM FLOUR ing mill on the. B.¥ QI 1. in Uitnols, for Chica zo pruperty. hutet.or stuck of goods uf any kind Sadréns WAL WIRtCK, 8 West Conzress-at. CBI cas, Ih. Ue acres luad In Southwestern Minnesota Address £46, Tribany otice. 71 V ‘ANTED—TO EXCHANGE—FIRST-CLASS UN- rie i isnds in Western tows, Incumbered acricultural tnd: vara sum for ortiinal oeeup ee ate ists" sundrios, Jewels. OF 20) GiateiNerturuduced to the trade, Duserbe your Kouds and wetre wi-dav, Ad dress ‘ribune vitice. ALE-SEV: INATI NEW SAPES, Petes Tor caste BW, bearmoracst DIEEESSMAK ene moro Fie CELRUMATED STAR SYSTES OF SQUAI® He ceoment tor dress-clicting reauirey no aisimy, and it cuss u perfect ttress Crum the shoulders to. the Hours wigo Goaee, cutaway cuats, dnd ‘eraln, Saint Hand Invesiizate: ov pay required uni close wu aeons. AC FVTCL & CO., 13 fuse Aladeiun-st, Hove. AS nic. ATi’ AW, TH DEA + buro-s., Chicace. Advice free. i years” exe Detience. Business quietly wid we.tully cransac.ed PATENTS. ‘B, COUPLAND & Co., ls Patent Attorneys, M.D. 37 We: 3 Wi, RECOMMESD SiS: PRANKS. Fitoat Tos." ‘ton, as the besyudviser and coanselor an love. .4 muarrinse, uud business auftu's. sol Wuas Madisuu-st 4 ‘ SALLI SEAR OAR—SECOND STOLY Acomeurbick roots ea suiv, whe bard, Ad Gress U od, Uribuue uitice. AY FEDIUM AND FAMILY 5) 2 Watson, and ad wards. Luan utee, iv ‘WW Lu Sulle-st, Chicago, NL