Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1880, Page 13

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 13 The Sinking of the Thomas A. Scott in Milwaukee Bay by the Avon. How the Question of Responsi. pility Is Regarded Here— Cargo Insurance. Barge Northern Light Ashore at Har- risville, and Likely to Be.a Total Loss, image. to the Mary Collins? Cargo ? oe Settled—The Steam-Barge Germania, min Freights Active and Firm—Local _ and Generel Notes of In- terest, THE DISASTER RECORD. THE SINKING OF THE SCOTT. gem {s nothing new to add to the details printed in Tue Tumpuxe yesterday of the sink- ingof the Anchor-Line barge Thomas A. Scott fa Milwaukee Bay by tho Union Steamboat Company's propeller Avon. The Avon arrived pere yesterday morning, giving no external in- gicaton of having been in. collision except a parespoton her étem just above the draft-line, where the paint had been rubbed off by: the proken timbers of the Scott. The hit was such asquare one that tho stem suffered no in- jury whatever. Tho point where the collision curred is rigbt in the track of vessels out- ward-bound for Chicago, particularly on dark nights, when Captains take purticular pains to avoid getting too near the South Polat reef, and the disaster, therefore, creates no particular surprise. The wonder is that something of tho, ind has not occurred sooner, as it has for years ‘been & common practice with the Anchor and ower lines to drop their tows thera rather than goto the trouble of leaving them farther north, where no harm could possibly befall them. ‘The gollision was the subject of general discussion among vessel inen yesterday, the poser being to fix the responsibility. Someridiculed the idea of attempting to steer between two lights placed as closens those on the Scott must have been, while others held that the Scott was to blame in exhibiting two anchor-lights when the sailing mules provide for only one. The rule bearing on the matter is as follows; “Rule 10—All vessels, whether steam-vessels orsail-veseels, when at anchor in roadsteads or fairways, suall, between sunset and sunrise, ex- hibit where it can best be seen, but at x hight not exceeding twenty feet abore tho bull, a white jightina globular lantern of eight inches in diameter, und so constructed as _to show a clear, uniform, and unbroken light, visible all around the horizon, and at a distance of at least one mile. Judging from a neutral standpoint.—after having tuken into consideration the condition of the atinosphere, the dangerous position chosen foran anchoring-ground, and the plurality of . Hgts ~it will prove dificult to fix the responsi- bility for the disaster, and liability for the dam- age done, upon the propeller Avon. ‘Tne cargo of the Scott, 44,000 bushels of corn, wes shipped by Charles Mair &Co., commission merchunts. It is insured for 319,800 in the Con- tnental, of New York, represented here by John Prindiville, A visit to the agency yes- terday atternoon for the purpose of ob- w0oing ims information was met by aresort to wonk. strategy, evidently animated br a desire to avoid telhng the truth. But the truth was fot at, nevertheless, though through another and perfectly reliable source. The tn- furance upon the barge, if any exists, is not known, The headquarters of the line be at Buffalo, it would naturally be placed there. The entire damuge will reach $45,000. THE MARY COLLINS’ CARGO. Telegraphic advices from Butalo announce that the insurance company holding the risk upon the flax-seed cargo of the schooner Mary Collins has effected a settlement of tha damage eustained by it during the run down from Chicago to Buffalo in the recent beavy weather. Atotl loss was adjudged on 1,800 bushels, and on 8,00 bushels the Company settled for 10 cents rbushel. The total amount of the’ damage il agreed upon is about $3,500. BARGZ NORTHERN LIGHT STRANDED. According to later advices the barge Northern Light, und not the steam-barge George L. Col- well, ig ushore ,at Harrisville, Lake Huron. A. correspondent writes under dite of the 26th: “Yesterday when the Light had between 200 ‘and 30) fect on board the wind began to freshen and blow from the southeast. Colwell soon came round and gave ordors to move from the Jumber dock to the ‘Goose Nest.” Some delay in getting around made matters worse, and without a tug it was impossible to shift the ves- sel over. However, it was attempted, and the consequence is that the Light now lies on the beach full of water, with her bottom knocked ‘to picees.”” ‘he Northern Light came out originally as a ropelicr, and in her prime was a favorit Lake superior passenger boat, She was buili at Clevelund by Lafrinier & Son_in 1858, and there- fore nus attained the age of 22 yeurs. Her rat- ing was in the C's, and her vaiue about $3,600. OTHER DISASTERS. The schooner Rutherford had a rough trip of it On Lake Eric she sprung a leak and ber pomps choked. Sbe ran intu Port Maitland, where she secured the services of a tug and was towed to Port Colborne. The steam-barge Germania is still fast just outside of Cedar Point. Thetug Myrtle and a lighter took off her cargo, and the work of rais- ing her will be commenced next week. : THE THOMAS A. SCOTT. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. MmwacKex, Wis., Oct. 50.—The barge Thomas A. Scott, sunk by-collision in the bay last night with the propeller Avon, is not beyond rescue, Provided active steps to that end are promptly taken. Measurements made show the depth of the water In which she lies to be only thirty-two feet, instead of fifty, us at first supposed. There was nothing at all done to-day. The agents of the lines interested were evidently awaiting instructions from Buffalo, where it is Understood a consultation of the managers was being held. LEAKING.. ‘The schooner Milwaukee Belle went into dry- here to-day to stop a leak, SEAMAN LOST OVERBOARD. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, ToEno, O., Oct. 30.—The schooner Oneonta, arrived from Buffalo to-day, reports havmg lost man overboard on Thursday morning about half-past 1 o'clock, twenty miles from Port Bur- ke Erie. The man was aloftat the foro- Mast head shifting sail. and missing his foot- bold fell into the luke. ‘The wind was blowing a 8x to eight knot breeze. und it was very dark. it crew was at once sent gut from the ta to endeavor to rescue: the sailor, but uaccount of the darkness accomplished noth- and inthe end the crew ot the small boat sight of theOnconta. They were picked up another vessel, The Oneonta remained by Until daylight, but secing no signs of the miss- sailor proceeded to this port. COLLISION ON LAKE ONTARIO. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, - SOUTH Bar, Ont., Oct. 30.—The schooner Ga- telle, which arrived here from Oswego late last aight, reports that yesterday, about 11 o'clock, hen fifteen miles from Oswego, she had a col- j ha an paknowas yogel. zo peraon in- lured. Damage avout $250. ‘The otharschooncr Wasslightly damaged. S ARRIVED LEAKING. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, 1HP8GstON, Ont., Oct. 3).—The schooner Ruther- ord arrived bere to-day teaking, having expe- Tough weather on the lake, TIOME GATHERINGS. GRAIN AND COARSE FREIGHTS. Grain freights were active and firm at un- Shanzed rates yesterday, all offerings of capac- Hy being cageriy taken. The following are the Charters reported: ‘To Buffalo—Schooners Red- te-and-Blue, Angus Smith, Marion W. Red Wing, Saveland, J. L Case, Ellen Spry, Wid Vance, Goorge Murray, steam-barge 2 Edwards, and propetier Fountain City, ‘orn at 7 cents; propeller Vortage, oate at 5 Seats; schooner City of Green Bay, flax-seed on aera terms. To Erie—Propeller Juniata, corn wough rate. Capacity, $99,000 bushels corn, i busheis oats, and 21,000 bushels tlax-soed. m ere is no change to note in lumber freights. 4p (ates continue at €2.371g from Dteskeen, irom ean White Luke and Ludington, $2.73 the ants und Menominee, and $2.50 from a THE WEATHER, noniy Yesterday morning the wind shifted to northwest, but failed to assume the pro- Quite a hereof briskness. Still, there was n beavy sea running up the ‘lake, which, Heer of whith the adverse wind, kept quite a fever) fmuu-laden vessels in port, and caused hght vessels, ineiuding the barges Wol- me, and Mary Amanda, to un back. The * with F- W. Gifford, bound for St. Joseph the care reer came to anchor outside. During lower abortion of the day quite a number of the cheyetived. Jt is deemed probable thee eg change of wind has caused nearly all of through @ rivers on smietey, upward bounds to osine to anchor fa {ine following ai recet ie] eeu {okerter st paola were ived by the C97 SetON, D. C., Oct. 90.—Observer, Cht- Detraie Baus are ordered up at Buffalo, Toledo, mata Part Haron, High barometer in Stinne- 5 Deis 3 "Gt winds @xpected'on Take Huron. ane re Srory- ASHUGTON, D, C., Oct. 80,—Observer, Chi- cago: Signals are ordered down at Mackinay Escanaba, Marquette, Houghton. Sron aha ae JON P. FAMRAR. 1 Toit Free Press has tho following con- cerning the fate John P. Farrar. ge The death cf John P. Farrar, of the Local Bonrd of United States Steamboat Inspectors, which occurred at his home at Chicago Friday morning of spinal meningitis and partial paraly- sis, will be deeply regretted by the vessel and steamboat men of tha chain of Inkes. Mr. Far- rar was boruin Detroit in 1835,-and at an early age began the study of machinery, most of bis time being spent in the muking of models of different engines that were then to be found. In 1855-' 7 he sale us engineer under Capt. P. J. Ralph on tho steamer Plymouth Rock. After leaving her he sailed on the steamers Iowa, Maytlower, Indiana, Peshtigo, Boscobell, and others. In 1803 he was appointed United States luspector of Rollers for Chicago and Milwaukee, Q position that he held at the time of his death, Mr. Farrar was also a Union soldier, being com- missioned us First Lieutenant in a Chicago company. and served in the latter part of tho Jate War. Mr. Farrar leaves a wife, two brotu- ra and hirer xia Prank Farrar and C. M, Farrar, of Butfalo; Mrs. H. tarring and Miss 1. Bf. Farrar, of Detroit.” F DOCK NOTES. The stern-whcel stenmer Calumet, intended for the navigation of Calumet Lake, was launched from the Ulinois Central Railway yard. foot of Fifteenth street, yesterday. A description of the neat little craft appeared in Tue TrmuNE several days since. Owing to the crowded condition of somo of the clevators vessels are to be loaded to-day. The Armour & Dole and Rock Island elevators will be in operation. The tug J. G. Campbell proceeded to South Chicago yesterday afternoon for the purpose ot vowing the schooner Midland River hithor to toad. She had not returned at dark. Early yesterday sgoralng thie lugstarke Broth- ers arrived here from Milwaukee with the schooner Red-White-and-Blue, The tug after- wards cssuyed to return to Milvaukee, but came back on account of the weather, W.H, Wolf passed through Chicago, on his way to Milwaukee, Friduy evening. He reports the burge Frogress at Buffalo with no prospect of getting rid of her cargo before the middle of the present week? on account of the crowded condition of the clevaturs. Other vessels be- side the Progress are said to be delayed for a similar reason. “The schooner Gibraltar yesterday received a new rudder, end the schooner A. W. Luckey a new rudder stock, at the Chicago Company's South Side yard. The latest cstimate of the cost of repairs upon the schooner Shandon, to make’ good tha damage sustained in the recent heavy weather, "is $3,100, in tug circles, Fred Rich, an old-timo favorit has returned from Duluth. _ aAdispatch to Jacob Johnson announces that thotug Leviathan renched Munitowoc yester- day with the schooner Yempest, and that the vessel will be placed in dry-dock on Tuesday. The tugs Ewing and Protection were taid up yesterday for repairs upon their boilers. The tug J... Hackley was at Miller Bros.'2 shipyard for a new wearing-picce on the port side, and the. tug E. P. Ferry at the Chicago Company's South Side yard for a new wearing-piece around her stern. i Among the arrivals yesterday was the schoon- er D. E. Bailey, with ber matnsail damaged. The seavoner David Vance, having received a new mainmast, took on a cago of grain yester- day. She will not be ready to leave port before Tuesday morning, however. The tugs Satisfaction and Van Schaick and propeller Dean Richmond wore kept waiting at the upper riiiroad bridge three quarters of an hour yesterday morning. Polite reauests to be let.through the bridge were met with the vilest of epithets from the tenders. A vessel londed with grain left port the other day for Buffalo in partly crippled condition. Her mainmast héad is said to be zone. The schooners Floretta_and J. & A. Stronach zu be docked at Miller Brotners’ shipyard to- lay. Last evening the schooners H. C. Richards and Pensaukee came out of dry-dock. Among the vessels in port with grain cargoes last evening were tha steam-barge Townsend with consort Kelly, and the schooners Selkirk, Halsted, AngusSmith, David Vance, Red- White- and-Blue, and Erastus Corni While beinz towed out of Lighthouse Slip yes- terday, the. scow Hercules sagged nginst*somo timber carciesly left projecting over u dock and had her taffrail and the corner of her cabin car- ried away. . ‘The propeller Peerless left Chicago for Port- age on the evening of the ist, left Mar- quette on ber return trip at Tl a.m, on the 28th, and is due bere to-morrow. This is the best time yet made between Lake Michi- gan and Lake Superior. The Peerless will leave Su her last trip to the upper luke this season Tuesday evening. ‘The Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Trans- portation Company will dispatch a fate steamer to Sault Ste. Marie, but bave not yet decided pepotnee itshall be the Hurd or City of Fre- mon The propeller City of Fremont still bears traces of the severe scorching to which she wus recently subjected by the burning of a saw-mill at Ontonagon. NOTES FROM ABROAD. A TRUNK MYSTERY, Ashort time since two men, while coasting along the south shore of Luke Superior, found onthe beach between Preque Is!e and Little Carp River a small zinc-covered trunk, which bore the appearance of having been in the water along time, although evidently it bad not been on the shore long. The trunk contained articles of male wearing apparel, a book, and two tine type likenesses, one of a young man about 24 Years of age, and one of a young woman about years. Two cards were alsofound. Onno was printed the namo," Adeline Fortier,” and on the other “John Kurtz, Jr.” The tintypes are ard possession of the editor of tho Ontonagan Ainer. GLEANINGS. The steam-barge Whiting and consort Guiding Star will remain on Lake Superior to assist the propeller Manistee in delivering along the sbore route freight forwarded oyer the Wisconsin central Railroad. Copper will be taken over the line from Ontonagon to Detroit for $13. per ton, including insurance across Lake Mic! igan from Milwaukee to Grand Haven. - Arthur Young and Michael Muthall, members of the Cleveland branch of the Seamen’s Union, shipped on the schooner Fayette Brown, and thereby laid themselves open to expulsion. The life-saving crew at Milwaukee reached the barge Thomas A. Scott before she sunk, but their services were not necded. ‘The scow Jenny Lind bas been libeled at De- troit on acluim for an alleged breach of con- tract amounting to $126. Accompany hasbeen formed in Bay City and in Saginaw callea the Cleveland & Chicago ‘Transportation Company. The purpose build- ing a steam-barge for carrying shingles between Saginaw River and Cleveland, the capacity to be 2,200,000 shingles. - ‘Ihe survivors of the schooner Hartzell have had their pictures taken, to be sent to Cupt. Matthews, of the Live Saving Crew at Point Betsy, as expressing their sense of his kindness and skillin effecting. their escape by bis crew and the citizens of Frankfort. + The schooner Cararact, Capt. Dalton, has just one the trip through the cunal hirteen in ours. LAKE PORTS. CLEVELAND. _ Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. CLEVELAND, Oct. 30.—Clearcd—For Chicag o— Propeller St, Louis; schooner Maria Martin, Watertown, coal; for Milwaukee: Schooner Pulaski, coal. Charters—Schooners Pulaski, G. G. Houghton, Riverside, coal, Cleveland to Milwaukee, $1 free; schooner Thomas H. Howland} pig-iron, Green Bay to Cleveland, $2.50 per ton: steam-barge Nahant, coal, Black River to Milwaukoe, $1 free; schooners P. S. Marab, J. O. Thayer, Watertown, coal, Cleveland to Caicago, $1 free; Riverside, ore, Escanaba to Clevéland, $2.25; propellers Nahant and D. W. Powers, ore or pig-fron, ship- per's option, Marquette toCleveland, $3. Nasty weather to-night. The propeller Fletcher ‘went out and put back for shelter. + DETROIT. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Detroit, Mich., Oct. 30-—Bound up—Propel- “lers AUantic, Wissabickon, Cuba; steam-barges Plymouth and barges, Vullentine and consort, Rhoda Stewart and barges and seboouer Louisa, Antelope and barges, William Cowie and barges, D, M. Wilson and consorts, Oaklund and barges; schooners George M. Case, Emerald, Columbian, R, Doud, J. B. Wilber, Jamaica, Oliver Mowatt, Flectwing. H. Fitzhugh, E. P. Dorr, A. J. Dewey. Passed down—Propellers Lebigh, Blanchard, Waverly: steam-barges Alperix ‘and barges, Westford and barges, Yosemite and barge, Ira Chaffee and barges. Forest City and consort, V. Swain and cousort, N. IK. Fairbank and consort. PORT HURON. Port Huron, Mich.,.Oct. 30.—Pussed u: eilers Wissahickon, Antelope and barges, Rhoda Sreware god Ba ee ane sehooner, Henry We 3 tug Relief an 3 i ‘Donte Propellers Gordon Campbell, Idaho, Benton and barges: A. A. Turner and barges; schooners Helen Pratt, Joseph G. Masten; Mel- yin S. Bacon; tugsAnnie Dobbins and Constitu- tion. * rrived—George L. Colwell. Wind northwest, fresh; weather cloudy. TOLEDO. aay itch to The Chicago ne, mortbo. 0. Oct. 30,—Vessel freighis were lower to-day, and rather werk at 4 decline. Charters were made on the basis of 3:5 cents for wheat to Be‘alo, 7% cents to Ogdensburg, and 5% cents for corn to Sackett’s Hurbor. CHEBOYGAN. oe seial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, cuenorasy, ‘Mich., Oct. 30.—Cleared—Propel- lers Lowell, Lawrence, Idaho; schooner Duncan City. ived—Schooner Pomeroy. Horcawest wind, fresh; raining. PORT DALHOUSIE, Kae Special Dispatch to The Chicago ne, Port DaLaousre, Ont, Oct. S=-Paceed up— Schooner LS. Hammond, Oswego to Chicago, onl. 16 ‘Passed down—Propeller Shickluna, Chicago Montreal, general cargo. ‘ MILWAUKEE. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuns, MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct, 30,—Arrived—Schoon- os. Fea mes Wade, and barge Alle Cleared—Schooner Saveland, for Chicago. MANQUETTE, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribu _ Manguerre, Mich., Oct. 0.—Passed up -Pro- peller Arctic. Down—Steamer City of Cleveland, Arrived—Schooner Monticello. DULUTH. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, wonere, Alnn., Oct. 90,—Arrived—Tug Eliza sm: Departed—Tug Bob Anderson, PORT OF CuICAGO, ARRIVALS. Prop Nyack, Buffalo, sundries, Prop S.C. Hall, Muskegon, lumber. Sebr H. A. Richmond, Muskegon, lumber, Stmr Sheboygan, Manitowoc, sundries. Prop Mury Groh. South Haven, sundries. Prop Nebraska, Buffalo, sundries. Prop Messenger, St. Joe, sundries. Z Prop Skylark, Benton Harbor, sundries, Prop Bismarck, Marinette, towing. Prop C. C, Brittain, White Lake, lumber, Prop G. P. Heath, Saugatuck, sundries. Prop Tempest, Montague, luinber. Prop Buckeye, Muskexon, lumber. Prop Avon. Buffalo, sundries. Prop Gectys Dunbar, Muskegon, lumber, Prop New Era, Muskegon, towmg, Prop St. Joe, Muskegon, lumber. Prop R. G, Petors, Maniatec, lumber, Prop Vanderbilt, Buffalo, sundries. ‘Lug Starke Bros, Milwaukee. towing. Schr H. W. Sage, Butfalo, coal. Schr G. C, Trumpf, Buffalo, coal. -8chr Marinette, Marinette, lumber. Schr D. L. Filer, Marinette, lumber. Sehr E. 'f. Judd, Marinette, lumber. Schr Lady Dufferin, Milwaukee, light. Schr Bessie Boalt, White Fish River, lumber. Schr R. J. Skidmore, Pentwater, lumber, Schr Ellen Spry, Buffalo, coal. Schr Nellie Redington, Erie, conl. Schr Red-Whito-aud-Bine, Milwaukee, light. Schr S. H. Foster, Buifalo, coal. - Schr C. C. Barnes, Erie, coal. Schr D. E. Bailey, Buffalo, coal. Scbr York State, Muskegon, lumber, Schr Elizabeth Jones, Buffalo, coal. Schr Mars, Ludington, lumber.’ Schr C, F. Allen, Grand Haven, lumber. Schr M. J. Cummings. Haffalo, coal. Schr T. P. Sheldon, Bufalo,-coal. Schr b. E. Thompson, Muskegon, lumber. - Sebr M. J. Wilcox, Buffalo, coal. 3 Schr Hattie Fisher, White Lake, lumber, Schr West Side, Buifalo, goal. Schr J. D. Sawyer, Buffalo, coal. Schr D. P. Dobbins, Buffalo, coal. Schr Angus Smith, Mllwaukeo, light. Schr Golden Harvest, Muskegon, lumber. Schr Trinsfer, Muskegon, lumber... * Schr Adirondack, Muskegon, lumber. Schr Sardinia, White Lake, lumber. Schr Annio Thorino, Packard's Pier, lumber. Schr J, M. Mead, Buffalo, coal. : Sebr Hi. C. Albrecht, Muskegon, lumber. Schr Rouse Simmons, Muskegon, lumber, _ Sehr Hersohel, Menominee, lumber, * Schr. J. V. Jones, Muskegon, lumber. Sehr Joses Drisden, Muskegon, wood, Sehr Nevada, Oswego, barley. Schr Nina Bailey, Hacine, light. Sehr Magnolia, Gudington, lumber. Schr J. I. Chase, Racine, light. Behr Willlo Loutit, Grand Haven, tumber. Schr J. A. Holmes, Grand Haven, lumber. Schr Gen. Sigel, Muskegon, lumber. Sehr Petrel, St. Joo, light. ACTUAL SAILINGS. Stmr Sheboygan, Manitowoc, sundries. Prop Bismarck, Marinette, sundries. Schr E. E. Tyson, Murinette, 100 bris beef and sundries, . Sehr I. Stephenson, Marinette, sundries, Schr Menuckaunee, Mennekaunce. sundries. Schr E. Corning, Buffalo, 118,000 bu corn. Sumr City of Fremont, Engi Harbor, sundries. Sehr E. &. 'Thompson, Muskeson, 200'bu oats. Prop Oscar ‘Townsend, Buffalo, 39,000 bu wheat. Prop Potomoe, Buffalo, 8,563 bu.corn, 375 bris flour, 200 sacks tlax-seed. Prop Commodore, Buffalo, 57.000 bu cdrn, 875 brls flour, 550 tes lard, 4.215 sacks flax-soed. Schr Edward Kelly, Butfulo, 50,000 bu cora. Prop Gity of Duluth, Marquette, 400 bu oats and gundries, Prop Denn Hichmond, Buffalo, 38,000 bu corn-} and sundries. 3 Schr C. H. Burton, Buffalo, 32,000 bu corn. Sehr Frank Crawford, Marinette, lzht, Sehr Higgie & Jones, Escanaba, light. 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ORGANS 50 Anu-st Baabisnel eee 22 Oneaa Co., 6S Haat Indi- SPLE: ID NEW SSTOP ORGAN ONLY 80, ruculat, Gil West Madison-at, cor ae ished, Heat and’ gus, lame closet wiih oF Without ner Pauling. é ‘ SOUTH ASHLAND-AV.—FR board. ZA Bt 25! North Halsted-st. 3UST BSON, Drugrist, 18% No: e ONT ALCOVE st CAUGUSH JACOBSON, rth Haistea, | 49 SUT dest of tubto hoard: also single room. 244. INDIANA-ST—BOARD, WITH SUITE OF | \ BARGAIN SKLDOM OFFERED-A FAMILE . ‘NORTH DIVISION. 5] ASHLAND-AV., FACING UNION PARK—A rooms; also single rooms. Aap ROE South will'sacritce an etemant Thy-octaya L. BURLINGHAM & CU, Druggists, 45 North large front room, newly furnished, Best eubi maa HAN SE WW rosewood pling, only $19). No cash offer torased Clark-st.. corner Division. board. table 249 Sean ANBIANA: es NO. Ty Call to-aay and Mund: ark-st., b */ pleasant roo! 3 = : = EES ce Ae AULIAMS & CO. Druscists, &75 Larrabee-st, 5] CERTIEST NICELY FURNISHED noow | board. OR SALE A EINE KNABE PLANO, VEY LIT TOUS WIL NEEBE, Printing and Advertising | famiiy 'h board, to 8 gentleman or lady, in a private 986 ANDIANA-ST.—A LADY CAN FIND GOOD Seaman. Address M$, Tribam Agent, News und Stationery Dopot. 435 E. Division-at, z 200 board and room with another Indy. POR, SALERNARE NEW UPRIGHT PIAND, = FINANCIAL, | 5 SOUTH ANNSTFRONT “Hoos, WITH 288 seLNoSsr—A “sourE ROOM, WitH OaRFORD, 39 Wanasnaes Mament” INO."D. i 5 ; day-buarders accommodate Tors. ~ awe " 7 SF : OH SALE—A FINE 7-00TA “NY AMOUNTS LOANED ON FURNITURE, | hOSOUTH BLIZABETH-ST.. NEA MADISON— EAST INDIANA-ST,—A YouNG saw | F 3 Ve ROSE WOOD- Aa machinery, ‘ete., without. rer 1, and Room and board in private family fo - | 30 oom é fa case plang in cood order: orlee $0; a great sacri- di oplaage macinesr, 216" raleeut fem gral ard | Heimen uaa aes ioe” BovegaamuE fereno ees: | SUS "Athos rogurtaite: Gan aise sscommalats ten MENSCH Seats Sheet By ‘MA ENT FULL CARVED und, 1d! Washington-st, over Preston & Kean's bunk” DVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ‘BE one-lall brocers’ rates. DV. LAUS foouies ands Bo ieendoloneat. eatablisied Ie a 6Q NORTH SHELDON-Sr. CORNER FULTON— Large south i RA, Darke south front room, unfurnished, with {Q SOUTH MORGAN-ST.—ROOMS FURNISHED lanos, etc, without! i, nm all goo pocurities,’ {6 Doarborn-st, loom Il. ie and unfurnished, with board. OO SOUTH PEORIA-ST.—NICELY FURNISHED young meni day boarders accommodated. NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FURNITURE ‘without removal, pianos, warehouse recelpts, und other good securities, 7 Dearborn-st., Rooms ¢ and 7. NY SUM OF MONEY LOANED ON FURNI- A ture, plunas, ete., without removal, and other se- curitles,” W. N, ALLEY, 162 Dearborn-st,, K¢ Loum 4. A honebeuad Loans'on real estate nevotl: ted. ISAAC UREENBDAUM & CO. 0 Fittnews NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FURNITURE AND planos without reuiovai, 151 Rundolph-st.,ltoom 4 CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND SILVEK— Money 10 fona on watchad. diamonds, and Walaa; bles of every descrip:ion, at "3 Loan ans Bulilon Grice (liounved), W Bast Madisonest° Hetabs ishe 1 COMMERCIAL NOTES, LOCAL SECURITIES », 79 Dearborn. 'Y NORTGAG, & STORAGE Co. Money to loan on furniture, ete. without ro- moval, or on goods in siorsga Si Eant Yan Buron-st. FSH PST RRC PAID FOR STATE SAVINGS and Fidelity Bauk books, and dinavian Na- tional Bank cyrtiticates. HOLMES, General Broker, 93 Washingtoa-sw [ WILL SELL CITY WARRANT FOR $2300 AT 8 per, cent discount, payable within 10 months. P, No.5 Reaper Block. ONEY TO LOAN 1N SUMS TO SUIT BY THE M People’s Building & Loan Association at low rates of interest und on favorable terms, to take uy Bnd interest of these loans yuyable tn easy munebiy and interes installments. Call on Hi. KELLEY, Secretary, 1 Washington-st. ONEY TO L.0AN ON FURNITURE, ETC.,WITH- outremoval. G. PARRY, 1 West Monroe-st. 4d Sit bP. NDOWMENT LIFE-INSUR- CARE policies! Dv SUTHERLAND. Date, | 89€ Toom, suitable tor gentleman nnd wifo or two WARREN-AV.—aA_ SINGLE QO shiGowator win Sage ROOM, HOT WARREN-AV.—TO RENT—NIOEE’ = 178 Mhshea'toous wien Goats Nac to eer onto 920 SOUTH -BAVITT-ST—A PLEASANT AL- cove room, with or without board, in private tumily. WES? JACKSON-St—PLEASANT is, 28 with good board. Also, day ‘boarders wanted 288 WEST WASHINGTON-ST—A “Tan dooce oftinithed and unfurnished front room wit for gentleman = tlemen, with pone”. in ond wife, or two gen- WEST WASHINGTON-ST—PRONT AND 302 MEST, MASE oR PRONT AND 319 West MONROK-sT._a FEW DAY-BOAMD- VL4 ors can be necommorated. 397 WEST VAN BURBS-St —NiceLY FOR nished of unfurnished rooms to rent, with board; all modern improvements; terms reasonable. WASHINGTON-6T.—TWO NICELY FDR- }_nished singlo rooms, with hoard, 357 WASHINGTON-ST.—A___LARGE South front room, with small’ dressing-room attached, furnished or’ unfurnished. Satisfactory table guaranteed. : 364 WES? WASHING TON-ST.—DESTRApLE yO alcove, unfurnished except carpet,with board. i WEST JACKSON-ST,; BOARD FOR TWO % young men in small private family. 410 WASHINGTON-ST—nooM WItit BOARD; all modern conveniences; day-boarders ace cominodated. A479 WEST, ADAMS-ST—-TWO FURNISHED rooms. south front.to rent, with bourd, to gon- tlemanjand wife, or two gentlemen. . 332 INDIANA-ST.-TWO LARGE _CONNECT- 34 ing rooms on parlor floor to rent with board, elther togather or singly. Hot and cold water; 6 o'clock dinner. 5 G7 NokTIt ST NO_FOR- 567 CLALK-ST.—BOARD ANO FCR- nished rooms; modern improvements; de- sirable local a NIGELY-FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT, WITIL board, to two youns gentlemen, in private faml- ly. on North Side, near business centre, terms rea- sonable. Address N té, Uribune office. with board. Address M Tribune ‘tice. ee UEASANT ROOMS WITIL FIRST-CLASS TABLE, with every home comfort, fur thtee young men, yy, and they are, Jeading arsits of Pe MINES ‘Call and see our splen square srand Knabe ; Br aan id Rnabe plano, almost new: Address 0 4, Tribune'oftica. ‘ALNES BROS. UPRIGHT PIANOS. HALNES BROS. UPRIGHT PIANOS. HALNES BROS. UPRIGHT PIANoS.- now preferred and u this count NES BH HAINES BROS. public favor with marvelous fed by alls, OS Ubitiour pra PRIGHT PLANos: SEE caue, STORY & Caw. 163 and 190 State-st. ina private family on Dearborn-ay, N @®, Tribune, JCABALL'S MUSICAL COLUMN. Wo take pleasure in cailing tha attention of Hotels. tes wanting to purchase a strictly Srat-class BENTON HousE, 24 AND =o SOUTH CLARK-ST... | Plano ty tho world-renowned Haller Davis & Coes Opposite the “Custom-Tfvuse—Elogant, marbis | Wake. They are not only receiving the admiration st bullding, with everything now. neat, and clean. | 2ftit8 of our own country, out command & sale’ ta jooms-o) cents. 73 cents, $laday. A'fewdesirable | Europe. where they have’ been exportea in largo rooms by the weox. Meals to order. pt (2ARENCE HOUSE, CORNER: OF STATE AND Hogar pense. four Blocks south oF the Palmer yard uiid room per day, £L50 to St: per wx, from S510 $t2‘Alsy roms rented without boar UROPEAN 82 SHERSMAN- bers. ‘These cel warerooms In UPRIGHTS, GRANDs, THE NEW KIMBALL i ENTIRELY NEW DaGS OF CiaR, icbrated planos can be seen at our SQUARES, H, sub bass ; HOTEL, . OF i site Itoek Island Depor—First-citss Eo | Style 8 stops, grand orzan knee swolk 10 Wi ber week. Day boast & pet sees. “aeanaices Silo 2 singe, grand orvan tnes awell (coupler Tites reduced foSL2iporday. A. LOWTUS, proprie~ | g.01!.0,19,,10 Stops grand ormun knee sw tor, formeriy of the Atlantic Itotel, New York Chir. [TASTINGS HOUSE. 16 18 9 AND = BASi I “Adams-st.—Well-furnlshed oor, with bono moderato rates. Day-board, ‘Sper woek. ‘Transient, ‘These orzans can be sold on installments and at a rice with! Ye warrant - Hirutsents in every rey Pest ry Sis wacae heaee ¥ ‘OPULAR SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. Perfect Action, HS to gtsper day. pEMERSON, t. JAMS MOTEL, 116 WIFTH-AV. NEAR SAD- SEE ote Rosawoed Gas san no ommodated with rooms, and board ai Fito $10 per week. No g?-a-day hotel in Chleago bus | VyAftanted tn every re: better furnished rooms or seis better tablo. than SHONINGER & CO. ORGANS, this house. Special rates to dinners down-town, /PHOMPSON'S EGROPEAN HOTEL, NOS, 10 AND TH Mndionae Chen eS ako aN ager.—Good rooms, and board if desired. You will save Money by going to Thompson's. business-men taking in N ‘ONEY ay OES. ts SOs oo: Sue ON IM- en r0n ren TASS, GAMBLE, ltoom § 40 Deurbornet 528 WEST LAKE-ST—TO RENT, NICELY- 0.40. furnished south front room, with board; also single room; very desirable to purty wanting a home. M ONEY TO LOANGN SUMS ‘TO SUIT ON FUOR- AM. nituro, pinnos, nachinery, and other collateral atfalr rates. Wand 6) Reaver Block. 70 FOAN—89,00 CASH 1N JIAND TO LOANIN Amounts from $3,u0 und upwards on improved Inside city property. or will loan w build. GRIFFLN & DWIGHT, corner Washington and Hatsted-sts, TPY LOANTAT 6 PER CENT—SUMS OF $4.00 AND upwards upon tret-class tmprovod business and Tesidence property, LYMAN & JACKSON, 33; Port Jand Wlock. FPO _LOAN-MONEY AT LOWEST. CURRENT ratey on rea) estate; purchase-money mortagos Vought, W. M. WILLNER, 238 La Salle-si, Roum 3. IPHE USE OF FROM $5,000 TO $9.00, AT A FAIR tate of interast, for tye years, by a well-cstab- Jished wholesato house. Principals answer only, with zddress in care of L 8}, Tribune ofc wh D-H00 AND £0.00 ON CHOICE Ui improved. VVANIED-THE USE OW $150 ONE YEAR: 7 ‘S, ‘Tribune office, rer cent: no commission: productive real-estate secutlty. “Address LH, Tribune office. G AND T PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL PyCsiate security. HW. BRIDGE, “1b “Tribane uliding. = PERSONAL, PEMSONALTA YOUNG WipoW WOULD LIKE ‘to make the ncqualntance of an honorable gen- Homan thut could give her a food home. One bixh 1n Masonic order preferred, Object matrimony. Rofer- ence required. Address Q 2, Tribune office. ERSONAL—"MY BEST FRIEND”: HOME UN- expectediy and sick. Came to corner of my house at3p. m., pleuse. GYOUR BEST FRIEND. ERSONAL-ROSE: DAY MENTIONED UN- favorable, Will next one at Ileuit? PERSOYAL HATTIE CLAYTON; WHERE CAN Lhearfrom you? 8. It “Address P 3, ‘Tribune. ERSONAL— A REFINED AND. EDUCATED ‘ouns: Kinglish lady desires to ‘correspond with a gentleman of literary and refined taste. Addross 31M. ‘Tribune office. . PERSONAL — GENTLEMAN OF CHARACTER seeks a true Inay’s society. L7¥, Tribune office, PERSONAL W Eads MRS, LIZZIE (FE) MYERS send hor address? A friend wistics io tell her Something uf interest to bor. 1.3% Tribune office. ERSONAL—BENUAM, Wb. V.: PRAY SEND your address; nm very anxious (o hear from you. A, BIRD, Chicago Post-Uitice. ERSONAL—WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED nd active business Indy, four lady partners to in- ‘equally with her from $0) to $1,W0 each in open- ing a large Indies’ manufacturing establishment on Wabash-av, None but principals having the muney reads neediapilv by appointing interviow. Address 015, ribune oftice,. /ERSONAT—A WIDOWER OF 4 WITHOUT Picihidren sdueated torn hentihe ans Wen oue of himself, has $00) invested in honorable business which requires $6.00) more to make It a perfect suc- cess, desires the acquaintance of an intelligent Indy who can invest that amount, with a view to tnrrlaror money sv invested can be doubled once every year. Correspondence sucred. fteferencos exchanued. Ad- dress C, J. STERLING, care of Box 33, Central Post- Othice, Chicazo. ERSONAL—VANGIE ROBINSON, OR ANY ONE knowing her address, will confer - Gressing N 31, Tribuno office. ones. ERSONAL—E. P. MM. Z.: EPMMZ, 1 WANT your address.” Pieaso give it this BY ‘M3 Tribune ottice. : eb Aaa 6 GEE CEST OWE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT er cent on cholce improve realestate In sums "to sult of not less than #40. TURNENE & BOND, 102 Wasnington-at. PER CENT; $5000 OR $600 TO LOAN AT 6 -O per cent, und smaller sams at7; small commis- sions, J. H. EOFF, 22 Reaper Block. WIDOW LADY LIVING ON THE WEST SIDE wants a nice, agreeable boarder whose hnaband takes meais down-lown. Modern conveniences; & or, Address UO Tribune office. : TARGE FURNISHED Roos, With BOARD; ail modern conveniences, ‘to two gentlemen; nest locality on the West Side; terms moderate. Ad- dress M3, Tribune office. WO NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS WITH ALL modern conveniences, either sultnble for two gentlemen or gentleman und wife. Good tnble board. Private trmily near Union Park. References. Ad- dress G40 Tribuna office. + take boarders fur the winter nt very reasonable os, Furniture new and first-class. Every room Jo: "THE WELi-KNOWN OGDEN HOUSE WILL ra hi with book and THE NEW LP’ Descriptive catalogues se of chimes, e; ROVED Sri Upright ana Square. These planos embra eet-music closets, lamp-stands, so% ALL PIANO, ments known 2 all 0 the art of plauotorte makine. ae ene oe W. w. Comer Sinte and Adatoeats, ‘that can be procured. nt frea to any address on Wane R EUROPEAN HOTEL, TRIBUNE | S0pllcation to us or our agents Block—Rooms from 7 ceuts to R per day. ONE, OF THE Latest PIANO HOUSES IN STAT T.._01 OPPOSITE the city owes me $10, which | am. obllved to mke Win lOUSE, ttner Hi das . ayy inliner House-dL5) per day; $8.16 88 per week: in Som piano or 0: Address IC 55, Tribune ottice. saquuneorozzan: will excbanze, same for . arly so° can cat lows = pecgus. ne i’ rest terms on {n- kin Miscelianeons. ROMS AND BOARD—APPLY AT THE FSTAB- bor lished renting agency, Room ‘Tribuno Bullding. Information frees A.J. BU : = BANK. TEW0 YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with good room und board, near Union Park. ‘Terms M por week. Address M8y, ‘Tribune office. LEMAN AND | &3 and tepalred. WM. i ANOS AND ORGANS TO RENT-—PRICES ARE low; instruments kept in ord uRnt, sold, and rent to on commluaton: instruments 3 also tuned, THE d repalr BOSSE, 215 State-ne. ‘pHs 1S A GREAT BARGAIN-ONE OF finest pianos fn the city for $18. Call and soe it, West Washington-st, A it. Address M from new Court-House: Sout ‘Side preferred. Ad- dress N 6% Tribune office. 1s POAED—A GENTIEMAN DESIRES AN ALCOVE orsuite of rooms with buard, for himself, wife, in buve u pleasant, permanent und child, where the: no side preterved. Price nut home in private fain v3, 2 Knabe..., 1 Bradford, nearly new. 1 Baner upright...... 1 Naner upright, nearly new. 1 Bauer upright, nearly new. OSE & SONS’ UPRIGHT AND SQUAIE PLANOS. Established 1831, ‘These instruments are far Jewett & ASHINGTON-ST.. NEAR UNION PARK— | POARD-FOR A LADY, WITH REFINED AND | Sulcat low prices, cash or installments; every place W sctticreont rooms, furntitea. with vonrds noa- | Deuhttrated poopie: puvata. temtiaetered tee | earcanted forbvs gears” NDAAE RE ERS. WES om improvements; dining-room tirst Uoor;to gentle- | the winter; fron: ruori and plensunt location: terms Madison-st., corner Morgan. man und wire, or two gentlemen; private family; all s oderute; unexceptlonable reference given. 01 THE LOWwIN comforts of refined Home to reliable purey.'Ad- and required. Address M73, Tribune offee. W* bias BARGMAS GN : dress M2, Tribune office. OARD-A YOUNG MAN WANTS TO ENGAGE | , SECOND-HAND PIANOS: ST ADAMS-ST. NEAR CENTRE-AV.—TWO Lourd ina pleasant family, within 6 or8 blocks | { Frpvestune. tw oxcood Sa). Address Naz, Tsibune office. 1 Chickering, in tne conditio OARD—AND LARGE ALCOVE WOOM, OR TWO oak Besgnnecting some foe ny ae aay ORE, and tol east be,sold on Installments, if desired, ages 2 und 4 yearg, with modern conveniences, on South Sido, enst or State-st. and south of Sixteenth. Address K 77, Tribune office. JULIUS BAUER & CO., 382 and 138i Wabash-av. BT OOGBUSINESS[A FORMER MEMBER OF an Hastern Exchange wants some one to margin him $10) in the wheat, ete, market. Lie will give bis whole titne and attention to the business, and divide resutts equally. He will Insure bis Ife in favor Of party, marwiDing as part security. Reforences. Address E W M, Tribune office. 5 1,00, $4,000, AND LARGER SUMS To $300, Joan on city real estate. W. M. HOW- Dearborn-st. 81 500 MORTGAGE FOR SALE, SECURED DL.OUU on improved property yadned at $3,000. N86, Tribune office. . qe MORTGAGESFORSALE; ARE WELL $3.000 scecreg We taneves RUARE WELL dross N 8, Tribune once, * $3. O00 2O FOAN ON GOOD INSIDE PROP- erty. 31.35, Tribune office. 36.00 ‘TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY ILA ACK, & Dearborn-st. proporty. Cash in hand. C. VAN S15 OOO TORO WANTED IN A LeGiTi- mate business; security or an inter- est,. Call or address MANUF ACTUREK, Room 31, 161 La Salle-st. INSTRUCTION. “ACADEMY OF ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ‘Art.—Mme. KURTZE, dramaile reader and de- ineator, receives pupils in voice culture and dra- mpaticart in English, French, or German; classes of four una elght, and private lessons dally; single ro- hearsals to advanced students for special occasions. TY Michizan-av. CADEMYT MUSICAL SCIENCE, 2%) WEST MADI- Eh Sonest. Music made ousy. Out“ now metho ‘ouns or old made good performers on plano, organ, Orguitar in twenty fessous, MISS GRELIE A COLLEGIATE COURSE FOR ROTH SEXES, equul und. th one respect, superior to inost others, iynow gpenardn West Adamé-st, under Prot. THOS. ERSONAL—V. S.:_ YOUR FRIEND Wi! cET you at the Clifton Uouse at $ drelocks LATE BSISONAT CIF JOHN B SIDEROTHAS WILL eat with bis wife he w - Ung to his advantage. Address M7, Tribune. Seed oe eoeentare, Address. AW, Teun. PERSONAL—A GHNTLEMAN UNDER 4, WiTH steady employment at x moderato salary, desires the acquufntance of a young lady or widuw of means, with a view to matrimony. Address 0 3, Tribuue. ERSONAL—CLY: YOURS RECEIVE t fate. Will answer carly Wednoaday. ehy. ah W.. 2101 State-st., aud oblige a friend? Seals PERSONAL—AN HONORABLE YOUNG MAN OF in fair circumstances, would like to form the acguaintance of a truthful and honorable young Indy between 16 und 30 years. Object matrimony. State full varticulars, and all communteations will posirict- contidential,, None but a true lady need answer this, Address for tureo days Oe Tamang ohn LOST AND FOUND. LIBERAL PREMIUM WILL bE PAID FOR tie return of two articios to whero aliey were purchased.—a ring with five tuequoiscs set In’ plain id, und 4 seat pin, a serpent sround tigers Head, {hn mainchito. “¥ifek Nationat Loan Office, 185 South = se eee ek el aes UND—A RUSSIA LEATHER POCKETBOOK inarkod H;4- Queoney, and containing & photo, ones, ete Owner can obtuin same by calling atte Tap. m, av 68 Sout Halstou-stupestatn oe eet ‘OURD-A ROAN COW.” GE OWNER GaN ve her by prov erty wn I JE CARE, 60 Sealdhvat, & PTOPSFHY tna. Paying’ costs, OSt—A BANGLE PADLOCK, WITH TWO BLUE ‘stones and key, valued moro'as a gift than worth; fall worth will bogiven in return, 43 Pearcerse. LSTA SHORTLEGGED YELLOW BADGER dog (Dachshund). Liberal reward wilt bo paid te ihe returner of the dog 1 10) North Lua Salle-st, Lost SATURDAY EVENING, BETWEEN 0G- den-av. and Loavitt-st, or gotting off the car, 2° Cameo locket. A sultable reward for its retuen'to lui Harrison-st. : [CFR DIAMOND RING, FROME HATSTED AND Lnke to Monroe and Astiand-av. A liberal re- ‘ward will be given to finder by returning same to 283 West Madison-st. OSt—A SMALL OPEN-FACE GOLD WATCH, derweon Post-Oflico, and Clark-st,, nd Madison: st, vin Adams und Dearborn-sts. Finder will be suitably rewarded by returning to J. I. MATLACH, ‘Chicago Pust-Otfica. ({UICAGO MUSICAL SEMINARY, 112 DEAR- born-st.. guarantees that in“) lessons by the now method young. or old: will bo: nb le 10 perform on plang: Organ, oF gultar, what will require yoai 0 01 method. Prof. We MACDONALD! TLOCUTION—SAMUEL KAYZER, TEACHER OF A SSlogation and Dramatic Arto: Si Conial Musle-Hull, Hershey Schoel of Musical Art, and Allen's Acudemy. Class Saturday at li a.m. RENCH CLASSES BY MME. MARCHAL AT ao Oakley-ar., West Side, or at pupil's residence. Addross by létter, or call Wednesdays and Satur ays. BeakOl AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROO for xentienan und wife: North or West Side. Referencys, Address M1, Tribune office. OARD—AND KOOM, WITT MODERN CONVEN- lence, by invalll gentleman, who can pay ‘fair Price In advance, near cars and business centre. Address N lv, Tribune otfice. OARD—AND FRONT ROOM FORK GENTLEMA and wife on North or South Side. Address L Gs, Tribune office. Boake AND PLEASANT FURNISHED Roost by newly-married couple: private family pre- Torred: limits, Eishteenth und ‘Iwenty-tecond eo, und Michizun and Archer-avs, Address, with terms and location, 3145, Tribune uilles. OARD —AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ) room by younx cent und wife in a strictly private iamily: only first-class people need upply; any first aT ue where to bo 80 & Tribune ofice. ANTED-—WILL BUY AN UPRIGHT PIANO sue Sead condition ord tane. No lenier: peed an rer. sexzlve maker's mi: and cash price. i= dress N 40, Tribune oifive. seg i = ES OF MUSIC FOR 10 CENTS. ‘Tha Saaifteld Ten Cent Libratries. Boceacio. W: Contents: “Tris Jolie Waltzes,” * uurlckenbam Furry,” “in the Gioaming.” ~ itacq altz,’ YWANTED-TO PURCHASE For CASH—AN upright plano of standard make and dat iitie ev. usod: price not to exceed £25, Address MS}, Trib= une of WASTED-A FIRST-CLASS BE ;COND-ELAND, uprizht plano. Address, giving nate of maker, dress Af 6 PA Issued monthiy, Lardy Doh.” and all the ich number handsomely pr 6 day. and lowest cash price. Ad rrr teces of ‘on ele- iiiar rin nt paper, in the same style as hich-priced music. class Iveation, Address N 54, ‘Tribune ome, mnt paper, in the same style iced 5 ROARD-WITH ROOM OR SUITE FOR GENTLE- | 3tont stamp for entaiene, The Aaericas woe Bean and ‘wife, North Side and private family | 5 Motropoiltan lock, northwest commer Lu Salle an preferred, U6 Tribune office. Randojph-sts., Chicago. ‘Take elevator. OARD—SITTING “AND BEDROOM WITH bourd by a gentieman and wife, ina private fam~ ils, situated on the North Side, eas: of Clark-st. and south of Chicaso-ay. Best of references given and will sell 7-octave rosewuod $1203, CHANCE—A MUSIC TEACHER aly 3120. Cos: Sin. 137 West. ‘Sindlsone plunoso: nant required. Address, stating accommodations and re- munerntfon required, 4a eibune oUlee, FOI SALE, OARD—BY A YOUNG, REFINED AMERICAN PORsALE NE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IMe menxe stock of couple, with boy Sand zirl5 years old, in a good family, first-class; two rooms, Address, stating terms, ‘St 8, Tribune office, In SyOuN RNER, J OHSE GARNER instruction, 121 Wabash-ay. RS.ANNA L, BLANCHARD, STUDIO Sil CREST- AVL" nut-placo—instruciions in all branches of paint- ing. Orders satisfactorily tilled In original desigus for dresses, tichus, und all clusses of decorated work. V1s- itors always woleonie, ‘prior. SNOW'S DANCING : SCHOOL. ‘West Side, Adams and Halsted-sts. Instruction Monday and Wednesday evenings, New beginners muy commence at uny time. Private lessons given. Residence, @6 West Wasbington-st. ROK. GAR IS IN RECKIPT OF THE POLO Quaariite from ALLEN DODSWORTHEN. ¥> ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLE- man, graduate of n German university and edu- cated in France, competent to tench Latin, Greek, ete, as tutur ina Srst-class family. M43, ‘Tribune. HORT-HAND TAUGHT IN FROM 12 TO 15 lessons of an hour each, at Eclectic Short-Hand College, $5 Wushington-st. 3 TEE RANNY-PEARSON DRAMATIC CLUB HAS een reorganized. Ladies and gentlemen wishing to become members and desiring practices! kno’ o of dramatic art please address 1 16, Tribune ottice. ranging In prices from idle, FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR, all the differen grades and styles most deatrabl sland upwards OARD-—FOR LADY AND CHILD, THE CHILD i = to he cared for during the day. Address. stating | porore purchasing ie wat TOe eT Oe MOE terms, which must be very low, N 4, Tribune office. Nix dist-class “Gningudriee wate wee shirts for JROARD—AND ROOM, FOR A GENTLEMAN AND | $520, or at wach. B' wife, east ur south front exposure, rood location | ‘Try us, und wo will save you money. and nelziborhoud, North Side preferred: prompt pay LONS STAR” BHIKT COMPANY, and bost of refesences. Address M43, Tribune oflice. sand Daarborn-sty jOARD—BY A YOUNG LADY ENGAGED DER. tng the day, In the vicinity of Michlzan-ov. and ‘Congress-st. ‘Terms moderate. Heferences. Address ‘Moi, Tribune omice. OARD—A COMFORTABLE HOME BY A MID- | pn ‘OR SALE—-1 ROOMER & BOCHERT PATENT i: 1 tron tard-cooler, 8 feot HE, 80; d atu proas: I steam juckot kent ing Inri 2 feet deep: 75 ham-curing tubs, S20 paelty cach: 20 xtanding casks for bam-curtas, 100 for render iz, S feet wide buands ca~ He must ‘be las private tumily where there arony | bounds cameiy, cach: Larmo-sizod ~ Marvin & Co must be tn a priva re there Eafe: dsecund-hund coal stoves: Ingul other boarders, aud located botween Ashiand-av.and | BiOWN. i South Waturst reo AS Lincoln-st., and between Randolph and Adamis-sis, Keterence piven and required. Address N5i,‘Iribune. OARD—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN A PRI- vate family. Breakfast und o'clock dinner only. North Side south of Chicago-av. State terms, etc. Aduress M§5, Tribune office. S0ARD—AND NOOM BY A YOUNG GENTLE. F JROR SALE—A FL OK SALE—BLEGANT, SEALSKIN - DOLMAN, forty inches long, for £20); cost $40 last winter, Address N 61, Tribune office. ‘$00; wilt sell cheap for ensh or excl monds.” Address N % ‘trioune orice. ‘E ERMINE CLOAK; COST hanye for din= man, stranger inthe elty, or a nice furnished room itt Basiness purtion of the city. Address, stat~ ing terms, Mi, Tribane oftice. ‘ribune orfice. HANDSOME LIGHT-BLUE SILK inches bust measure, worth $. Ad= JROARD—GOOD TABLE BOARD FOR SELF _AND wife, within one block of Warren-ay. and Uakley- JRO SATE-A SEALSKIN. CLOAK, NEARLY. new. For particulars address N 2), Tribune office, st_Address 0-4, Trt Ace. ri Pe, SALE—A FINE BUFFALO COA’ . Can be sean at til and Lis Lake-st, with bea ‘T, TRIMMED BA RD=i EMAN. WIFE, AND brother; linits, Twelfth und ‘TwWenty-second-sts, South Side. AddressO 45,/t'ribune office. PoaRr—ror SELF, WIPE, AND BOY 13 YEARS ‘old (room for the boy), on North Side, south of POR SALE-CHEAP—S5, $1, AND ©: ORDERS for baths on a first-class Turkish and electrta bath establiahment end Swedish movement cure Address MH, Tribune ofce. Chicaxo-ay. and cast of Clark. State terms and loca- ton. “Address O48, ‘ribane office. F Olt SALE_SEALSKIN SACK, ABOUT 23 INCH- og: cost $50: will take $00, tf taken at oace. CHA> PIN'S, corner Modison und Dearburn-sta. OARD—OR FUBNISIED ROOMS Fott LIGHT housekeeping for gentleman und wife: no fam- ity; south of Sixteenth-st, not below ‘Thirties; stato terms; moderate. Z 44."Tritune ofice. Call {OR SALE-STORE FIXTURES, TABLES, CUT- er's table, reflectors, office window-shnd at basement <8) South lisisted-st. Monday, Nov.L, etc, OARD—ROOM FOR TWO GENTLEMEN, WITH board, in desirable location on North Side, of | erences eiven und required. 0 5G, Tribune o} OARD-HY ‘THREE LADIES, RUOMS AND board ina private family on Pratric or Indiana- ay. between Lwenry-third and ‘twenty-ninth-sts, Address A MM, 20? Eratrie-av. 70: ot ants per Dust Works, 33 Hivur-st, Olt SALE—CHEAP—COUNTERS, xrocery-bins, saloon-counters, ete; mst sell. 185 ~ _ Eost Laku-st SHELVING, it SALE—1.00 BUSHELS CHICKEN-FEED AT el. Chicaxo Snow-Flake Cora (PAE LOVERS OF ART AND PHI PUBLIC IN Xeneral are hereby informed that ‘Mrs. D. John- or old patrons of Chicago, und stom haa returned to West Monroe-st, be- can be found at her studio, tween the hours of 10and 2 WES? SIDE SCIOOL OW ART, 0 ADAMS-ST. w open Monday. Prof. Kenny, teacher of Land- scape. Able teachers in all branches. ‘'erms low. GY] A uESSON, FOR ERIVATE INSTRUCTION wt ‘by a competent Indy elocationiat, Address L. 2, Tribune ollice. 3) A MONTH BACH—PIANO AND VOCAL LRS- at “sons by Jady teachers. Room 9 Farwell Hall, 148 Hast Madisun-st, Pianos for practice. [O83 POCKET BOOK CONTAINING P.0. BADGE {valuables A liberal reward and no questions asked. Inquire A to J, General Delivery, Chicago Post-Ofice.. ‘OST-SATURDAY, OUT. &, A PLAIN GOLD Ting, valued as agit. Pieaso return to 768 North ‘Ashlund-av. and receive reward. TRATED OR STOLEN—NIGHT OF OCT, =, DAY ‘Dorse, 1G hunds hizh; weight about 1,400: has notch In left ear; loft hind foot white from ‘fetiock down. Will pay 310 for bis return or information. G, BAH- KER, 12 Hope-at, = TRAY ED OR STOLEN-ONE BROWN MARE, it ‘hands high. Roturn to 352 Buttertield-st_ $100 PER MONTH MADB TELEGRAPHING Taught in sixty days. Situations now open: guaranteed. Easy terms. Koom 53 Exchange Building, Chicago. . MACHINERY, 7 & HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF steam-pipes, valves, and fittings, which we can Oifer to the trade at liberal discounts; also, an Aas- yortment of siewm-pumps, of tho | Worthing nowls, Niagara, and one of N fgoneal botlug Vx Wu Bolter tubesdeis 100 gx, ono Sturtevant No, 7 exhaust fan, of ich _ we offer at lowest market price. Call on JOHN DAVIS & CO., ‘iSund 7 Michigas-st. RO 5 REWARD FOR Wile VALISE TAKEN IN ©) frontor 142 East Indiana-st., Oct. 2%, between Wand 11 p.m. contatuing clothes and valuable pa- pers and books of use to na one but the owner: $23 will be paid for the return of same to 8S. ‘i’. BUHNER, B5 and oY Wabash-av., and no questions asked. @A WILL BE PAL? AND NO QUESTIONS OU asked for the return of top bugcy taken from of Indiana-ay.; one of C. P. Kimball make, nearly new, painted bisck, with fine green stripe’ on the spokes. STOO wee, Be, DAD FOR THE RETORN BSLOO of the’proporty taken trom No.9 Obie Inst Monduy evening, and no questions asked. - MUSICAL, TION WANTED-—DY¥ AN INDEPENDENT GEG Ato singer in a church ehoit Address Ko, ribune ottice. Qrraa WANTED—AS SECOND SOPRANO Cree aGNnole tor MO per meck. Fire years os perience. pplz to L M ¥, 3i27 Veraon-av. STED-SOPRANO FOR QUARTETTE CHOIR; W Anuscbo arst-ciass Address, with tera, Oa Tribune office. FE, SALE—CUPOLA FOUR TONS CAPACIT Staftevane o, «ran blast plpo, countershatt, and pulleys; Ames je we ie, per~ fect order, run but 3 months, “Address NS Tribune. Pleasant rooms to rent with board. References Ay EST SIDE, CONVENIENT, PLEASANT ROOM for two gentiomen, with board at $50 per woek cach, M 28, Tribune dice. 2 WOODLAND PARK, COTTAGE GROVE-Tur- nished or unfurnished suites of rooms, with board. PARK ROW—TO RENT, A FEW ROOMS, WITH, ra. [3 BAST | BIGHTERNTH-5r— ROOMS “FUR- nished or unfurnished, with or without board. Vory pioasant, and near cars. jloor, unfurnished, with board. 70 TRESTY FouRtH-ST—DesIn ance ROOM, with board; bot and cold water. References. 282 Mholiice ov singie pestiomen with bound. 988 WABASICAY LARGE AND | SMALL rooms, some thut will accommodate tbree or i ] MICHIGAN-AV.—FRONT ROOM ON PAR- e jor foor, furnished or unfurnished, to rent, with board; also'suveral rooms for gentiomen; ref 390 micHGAS. ZU out board.” References exchanged, 3G3 BICHIGAN-AV.—GOOD ROOMS AND GOOD A470 WABASH-AV.-TO GENTLEMEN, WELL furnished front room, second floor; also single Z WABASH-AV. — FURNISHED “FRONT AQ] SChS Hi Poca cdr fauatites or single gens flemen, loxet, cas, and Water; also single room, fur- nished, with board. *: [214 NARASE AY FINEST FURNISHED 214 MICHIGAN-AV., NEAR TWELFTH-S?— Nicely furnished rooms, with board. IQ” WABASH-AV.—PLEASANT ROOM AND 1228 wife. QQ MICHIGAN-AV.—A VERY DESIRABLE 1233 Mitotrooms second story trout cise a 4.Q MICHIGAN-AV.—BOARDERS, ALSODAY- 124-9 Vinrdurs: accommoduted. 1353 VARASICAY PLEASANT PURNISHED IGAN-AV,— WITH BOARD, AN L404 Biote ack gasior. furabshod, “or tafar- and wife. Also a single bedroom. FL WABASH-AV-PRONT HOOMS, WITH JAZL soara! : L507 wihthoine comfores. to centiemen willing j MICHIGAN-AV. | (NEW NUMBEI{)— 1551 Mooms, wiih boned, tor cenclemen or gen= tlemen and wives, at reasonable prices. nisied front rooms, en-suite or single; bot and cold water. References. LOLA WABASHAV CA SUITE OF RUREE board. References require O19 Ca S L919 suite of tront rooms ana othe: cellent. a WABASH-AV.— FRONT SUITE OF Kt 2007 NDIANA-AV.—ROOMS TO RENT, WITH. boards day-boarders accommodated. D} MICHIGAN-AV.—KOOMS WITH FIRST- 2119 9 ICHIGAN-AV.—DESIRABLE. FRONT 2120 Nota fortwo meatiemen or gent! oman und Wize, with excelient board. niuhed rooms with board. 99) RAIRIB-AV.—A NICELY FURNISHED | 22.16 ‘iron roaan and bedroom om, to ront, with board, tv gemlemen u TE SOUATE G ) Wi. SH-AV. ESIRABLE Si E 9999, VARTA AD table Board. References required. = 2 FASH-AY-— PLEASANT ROOMS 2226 wih dest-cass board; m tow day boarders required. Addross 3 33, Tribune oftice. South Side. 4. Et iB ENIVERSITY-PLACE—ROOMS ON SECOND i MICHIGAN-AV.—PLEASANT IKOOMS FORK more young men, with board; notice the location. erences required. B -AV.—ROOMS, WITH OR WITH- board, room; uniformly good board. RA] .WABASH-AV.LARGE ROOM, WITH 541 ai rooms in the¥city. 122 good board for two gentiemen or man and i ihird-story front room, with buard, front room t3 rent, with board. nished, suliable for two gentiemen, or gentioman WABASH-AV—ROOMS AND BOARD, io room together; uJso sing)e rooms. 3 WARASH-AV.—HANDSOMELY FUR 1623 rooms, large. pleasant, and airy, with good LUMET= A’ with board, to permanent parties only. 2017 class buard. = 59 PRAIRIE-AV.—SUITE OF FRONT FUR- 2216 id wife or two gentlemen. * room, hundsomely furnished, with choice house recently changed can be accommodated; hands, ABASH-AV.— FURNISHED ROOMS, D298 Miitdard on parlor Boor; iso othar fooms, Ieferences required. WABASH-AV.—HANDSOMELY FUR- DOR0 Sees So oma board, NAcAV.-CAN | ACCOMMODATE DIAS WMS teaor tabi voara four or five Sano ENTLEMAN AND eID NA-AV.—A GENTLE: 9300: HRS Ra vadyete na fale tae fortable home and tirst-ciass board; also, spe i 2 WABASH-AV.—LALGE | EXTEN 24.06 somo back parlor to rent, with board. Iteferences. = SNGLEOR ES > nd -ABASH-AV.—ROOMS, SID DbSd Maedsiile for gentlemen, or gentie- man and wife. : EOE AVA NICELY _ FURNISHED 3623 rdotus house in pleasunt location, half min; ute’s walk ‘to ‘Thirty-#tth-st. station, three minutes treat-cors; first-class bourd. 5 INDIANA-AV.—LARGE — PLEASANT 727 scont room on second floor, nicely tarnish a.totent with buard, Private family. (OR SALE-CHEAP—ONB 10-TON NARROW- xauce locomotive; 1 18-foot bed by 23-inch swing and 21U-foot bed by %-inch swing engine lathes; 1 i-inch Excelsior wood planer; portable engines und- bollers from 6 to 20 horse-power; stallonary engines and boilers from 4 to 100 Lorse-power. HAYTHORN & BROWN, 15 South Canal-st. OR SALE—ONE 35, ONE), AND ONE is HORSE- power tubular boilers, two 15 horse-power station- ary engines, one coul-mine hoisting engine, on steam passenger engine; also seven steam colis, al second, und in tirst-class order; steam bsdraulic ‘and bands ver ray At Ready’ levator Works, 8 Ht SALE—UPRIGHT BOILER AND ENGIN U-horse power), steam jacket kettle, National Sausage chopper and stuffer. ond extra large lard- press, all in first-class order. 1218 State-st. col and radon SASL L Pore & cO., 1S : BUSINESS CARDS. he EE ee ele ES scoters TTORNEY AT LAW, 14 DEAR- A. er chieawo. Aavico free. 15 years” ex- Derience. Business quietly und lexally transacted. BILLIARD AND POUL TABLES, E—ONE NO.1BILLIARD AND THREE Fob boot tables, very reasonable, 175 South Des- Pisines-at, ging, goud as new. TITUS, U2 Madison-st. ‘Ot SALE—I2-HORSE-POWER ENGINE WiTH F returartivebolien in good order, at No. 23 Larra- 08-5 \/ ANTLD_GOOD SECOND-HAND DANIELS OR W tty evence planer. N53, ‘Tribune office. 7 ANTED—SECOND-HAND—A SMALL LATHE und shaper. Address M 0), Tribune office, JPOk, SALES0-SHORSE BOILER AND EN- TAV., NORTH OF TWENTY-SECOND- MISSIGN Nofani frome suite, with trstaelaes board, io desirable. parties; family private. Referencos. ‘Address Z 8, Tribune ofice. IGAN-AV.—TO RENT, Wi MW Gegatsulte of front rooms, Yate family, to two gentlemen or cen to none but first-class parties, At ea tOESE \ NIiSHED KOOSS INA board, Heht, and heat, at $50 per week. 30, ae R ILLINOIS CEN. TPWENTY-SECOSD-ST., NEA! a EN- TTYENGiacnsSleeiy Zarniened sunny room, with board, for gentleman und wife; handsome pi residgnee. Z 7, Tribune office. W SAV, NEAR TWENTIETH-ST.— ABASH AN ione naive, with board. Heferences. 2 45, Tribune office. : North Side. + CLARK-ST.. NEAR THE BRIDGE~ 7 Bota wits rea $per week. Day board~ rriegl N AND WIFE NA (Ne! CE—GENTLEMAN AN 7 ) TiRCOLS RLACESC Ban Ot aa rooms. References exchanged. Call wo~lay Sen ND ONE SINGLE iN .—ONE DOUBLE AN! S iS 33 Ee ait furnished, with first-class board. Aseforences exchanged. 1TH BOARD, AN Lake-Front, pri- tleman und wite 38 0 ¥ YOUNG LADY EMPLOYED DOR- yy; private family: Catholic preferred. Ad- dress 173, ‘Tribune office. JJOARD—FIRE, GAS, ETC, FOR GENTLEMAN and wite; will pay $00 per weak: Sienth Sido pre- ferred. Address, with reference, 0 5t, Tribune office. OARD-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY FO! SELF | wife, and two children from Nov. L. Inquire at Union Furniture Company, I West Madisoa-st. ARD-AND ROOM FOR GENT AND WIFE, Be deteocn vourteensh and’ Twonty-nitierts Het erencesaxchanged, Address 310) State-st. CAST-0FF CLOTHING. ORE HAT THESE SMALL SEC- nd clothing stores udvertise to pay the highest uriee for Indies” and gents’ cast-off clothing when they have very little capital to invest, and thoy dun'tdo half the business that L do in tine clothes, such as Uvercouts, cunts. pants. vests, dresses, shams, &e. Now I must hayo clothe« and I will pay the highest price for thea, Don't forget the number, 22 State, opposite Coasress. Orders ‘by mall promptly Bn Fe wintor bonnet; anda E ing, oF grocerys OR EXCIIAN LY “ imbernear pounty seat of Lawrence County. Ark: Bill take good Jessehoid property oF eautty In house KR SALE—OI EXCHANGE-SHADE T! shade trees: singly or by buadreds or thousunda. You can bay them standing or ! will set them oat for you, WM. A. SLATCHER, 153 Itandolph-st, Hoom L 2 Sout Peoria: it SALE-A HANDSOME SATIN SKIRT WITH. silk overdress. passemeterie trimming; a stylisn spuye sag; will be sold cheap. brass cas rLeNvID CARARY. SINGER AND . $F; aio, pulrof white and red olean- See Ra ee Earn and rad MILCHE COWS—4 FINE, LARGE dey suon. only 65 each. acon Sunday and ater, at 31 Orchard-st. meee IXCHANGE—NICE OU, rick Paris, feet, at Astin, for di dress © Wi, 24 ACRES OF TL, ‘tim! dtot, J.G. HUSZAGH, Rvor 14, 71 ‘bone ER, PACING MEB- goods, clothe ND, ‘Denrborn-at. attendedsto by Mr. or Sirs. AW ANDREWS. No conne: ion ear ciner establishment of this kind. Es- don witl xO) CGE Tas a4 ss tadlisuicd, loss. ‘Tho original ANDREWS, proprietor, Poe Ca SSE-S, ACTES GOOD, FARMING ce state-st — etun. JOUN GUNZENHAUSEN, 15] Randolph. BETTER PLACE CANNOT FOUND IN | rig EXCNANGE—THE WESTER aA. the city’ of Chicazo than st sUsiare-aL, whore | ‘[O,EXCHANGE-THE WESTERN STATES FOR juaies und gentlemen can sell their enst-off clothing, thing on icé"—for horses, buggies, Jewelry, furni- carpots, orc. for 3 big price. Wo must have. asour | ture. or anytbing valuable. For particulars address 2 ee ae GARONA AMDRERS, | Vou: Box Oe Sloane Cy, td ices. = Feeabitshed 125 'E SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. Testablished 156, LL CASH PAID FOR CAST-OrF CLOTHING, dresses, carpets ete. Ladies attended to by Mra: elder, sELDEL, 24 State-st DP PRICE Wilh BE PAID FOR ee obidinear GELDEIES, Hibueus oF « A $0). Orders by mall promptly aftonded to. Eatap- | 7) ‘No. Tiuhed Iss. LL THE LADIKS AND GENTLEMEN WHO wisn to sell cast-off eluthing, carpets and bedding | can get an offer from E. HERSCHE],, 345 Stave-st. Mul pay 2 per cent mors than any other dealer in the ‘eity.” Homember the number. St Stuve-et. J, (OACHIM. 28 STATE-ST.. PAYS TOE HIGH. + “est. price fur ladies’ and’ gentlemen's cast-off clothing; dresses, from % to SU; sexl-skin sacques, SP i0$5 coats, & to 410; overcoats, $9 to £4; punts, 210 501 MITCH! other merchun ‘Tribune office. ‘Sh Want I co: consin farm. Aduress M 45, Tribune office. COAL AND WOOD FOR BEC- it Of clothes or overcoat O 4, ‘Tribune otice. CHANGE-FOR UNINCOMBERED, Ix- "6 E3 -producing real estate. two of the ext wade Norman stallions in Amertea. JOE 19s East Waabington-st FPO ES NGE-I HAVE f0 BARKELS OF FINE: EXUWANGH—1 HAVE, mest Chins Mnola or Wis= dand- whisty in bond which I will exchange for first house and Jot. Wiil put in some cesb or assume. Ad~ dress 0 51, Tribune office. erty in city fur stuck por fandise in city + country. ANTED—TO EXCHANGE GOOD “BUSINESS ‘Address ae iPie Hictest PRice EAID 1h CASH 308. les’ nnd gentlemen’s cast-off clot carpet dle. T. ANDREWS, Sl Stators ay MLE ONLY PLAGE IN THE CITE WHERE GOOD | W take ae inland. INGENTHORN, 57 ANTED—TO EXCHANGE—A STOCK OF DRY goods, notions, etc. oF sell for cash very ches} Good city ren! estate, incumbered ur anineainbe n. Witinsaame Or ony ensh diterence. Apply to ices arc pald for ladies’ and zentlemen's cast-ddelothing frat Sn State-at. Address air OF Sir, 8. ANDREWS. 370 SEATESTIWHY IN THE WORLD 50 4U they pay'such pricos for caut-om clothing? I can answer that very easy. Please, Mrs. Jones, tell people to deal with? the cltz, and established since iit. ‘Address Mit. or its. $: ANDREWS, i BY{ a dress MSI, ‘Tribune office. ILL. EXCHANGE ORDER rOK TABLE BOARD aAtexcellent hntel for merchant talloring.. Ad~ “LARGE FARM IN (clear) with, 3-00 0} WISCONSIN tools, und tm= crops, stoc tae fort bavg a Dig torts selke They soll’so wach | plomenty exchanse fox North side cleas tmeoven, that they can’t get enough of thent. Are they nico | Address ribune office. Yes, Mra, Smitb, the nicest in = Olt SALE—ONE HALL SAE, COMBINATION F ak ‘Ridros ae Joes; also one Andrews open ‘Tribune office. Z STATE-ST.—THERE 19 NO USE IS TALK ing. per cent is pald more for ladies’ and RIPE cs Met ce Pe ee 7? Because we se re thon all of mae blued tusether. Adaress Mit. or MHS. ANDREWS. W Siena S000, CXEINDER ‘Gress 31 &, Tribune office, — DESK. ADS