Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1881, Page 11

" THE CHICAGO TR]BUNE: SUNDAY, MARCH 27, I188I—-TWENTY PAGES 11 = GLUCOSE. geme Facts Regarding an Impor= 77 tant Subject. i’Nfl Piper in Strong Opposition § to Prof. Haines. fhe Statements of the Latter Gentle- man Refoted by Facts, Dr, Williams Agrees with Prof. Piper—A N Nan Who Inquires. PROF. PIPER’S OPINION. o tne Editor of T5e Chicazs Tribune, caGco, March 25.—In Tue TRIBUNE of a1 find a report of a lecture upon glucose, delivered by Prof. W. S. llaines, of Tush Medieal College. Inthat lecture Prof. Haines says: “The spparently popular idea that this article is dedeterious and even poisonous is a pure fal- Jaey. Glucose itself is composed of hydro- , oxygen, and carbon,—just what cane- suzas is cowmposed of, though in slightly dit- ferent quantities. Chemists that eluimed that suipburic acud in a free state had been found initdid not know their business. Sulphate of Ime was perfectly harmless. The body gemanded glucose, and the chernical acids ot the stomach made glucose in large quantities from bread, fruits, aud almost every variety offood.” 3 Nor, I do not mean to insinuate, nor have Ithe right to suppose, that Prof. Haines was petuated by any other than honest motives in the delivery of the lecture under discussions yeither, on the other haud, have we a right to soncinde that those who have taken the op- posis side of ‘the question are influenced by other than a desire to get at the truth in the patter. The question is ONE OF GRAVE DIPORT. s fo the public, as this substance, artificial glacose. is f‘getting into extensive use as an sriicle of food, ete. - Overlooking the sus- icious fact of the fraudulent wanner of its fntroduction, nostly under false names, I shall confins myself mainly to the question whether it is yet proven, as says Prof. unfia ‘fi"l b(? avery valuable and nutritious icle of food. ITn the first place, how far has the Professor sliown this statement to be true? Prof. Mariner tells us (see Congressional mport, No. 199, House of Renreseumuvesl Feb, 4, 1881): I have exawined several sirups made essentially entirely of glucose ‘and found in them chlorides of "tin, calcium, jron, magnesia, and in quantities which made thewn very poisonous.” 3 Prof. Charles B. Fletcher, chemical Ject- wrer t0 Boston University, and State As- gyer of Massachusetts, states that be has recently analyzed three samples of the best solid glucose, and two samples of the sirups, grades A and B, and in every sample foun free sulphuric acid. Inone sample of best glucose e found thirty grains of oil of vitriol (sulphuric acid) to one pound of glucose. In asample of best sirup he found nearly as much. (See above Congressional report.) Prof. Kedzie, of the Michigan University, found in one sampie of glucosesirup 141 grains of oll of vitroil and 724 grains of lime o the gallon, and in another, which had caused serious sickness in a whole family, seventy-two grains of oil of vittiol, twenty- eight grains of copperas, and 863 grains of lime to the gatlon. (Ibid.) . Dr. T. D. Williams states that in various ssuples of glucose sugar and sirups he has found quantities of free sulphuric acid. (Ibid.. A Philadelphia procer states that *“ sugars sresold so full of acid that when a barrel is fm‘e;i it would almost suffocate you.” i : A confectioner in this city says he has had abatch of candy spoiled from the action of the sulphuric acid in the sugar on the vessels in which it was melted. And yet Prof. Haines in his lecture tells usthat“chemits who claim that sulphuric acldin a free state hasbeen found in glu- cose do not know their business. Suppose these gentlemen thus accused of ignorance hould repiy to the Professor that not one of his propositions which I have quoted are sclentific facts; that is, have been proven as such, and that therefore he was hardly war- ranted in coming to a conclusion in regard to their chemical Knowledge from such data; =nd that they should return _the same charge asto his own knowledge of the profession. Would they not be warranted in doing so ? Further, we are told that glucose is com- Eosefl of precisely the samne elements, ydrogen, oxygen, and carbon, as cane sugar, “though in_ slightly different quanti- tes” and the inference is that they are taerefore alike,— WHOLESOME ARTICLES OF FOOD. The Professor is_sometimes called asa ‘witness in a court of justice in poison cases. Suppose one of these should be a case of oisoning from strychnine, and that heshould find several grains of the drug in the stow- sch under examination. He is asked, “ Was death produced in this case by the white powders found in the stomach?’ He re- plies, “Certainly not. This substance is teslkaloid strychnine. 1t is composed of arbon, .hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen. These are precisely the same elements which constitnte the substance, gluten, which goenomake up a lnri;a proportion of the read we eat.” It will be seen that both substances are composed of precisely the same elements, “though in slightly different Quantities,” and, inasinuch as gluten is thus largely used for food, and known to be ¥holeésome, and that strychnine is made up of precisely the same substances, it must be therefore alike wholesome, and could not bave caused death in this case. Further, the disof lemon, orange, tolu, savin, ete., are Precisely alike chemically, each made up of carbon, ten parts, hydrogen, sixteen. The first three are comparatively harmless sub- 8tances, the last, oil of savin, is an active Raison. The works on medical jurispru- dence mention cases of death from this sub- stance. It is classed in the books as an *ir- Ttant poison.” Now, suppose this Substance to have been’ just discovered, d the chemist, after havine ascertained its themical tonstitution to be precisely the Eawe as tolu,ete., should pronounce it harm- or wholesome, what should we say of claims in rez;_-.mi to *‘knowing Lis busi- Dess™? Bug this is precisely what chem- lave done in relation to this substance, ;nlmficml zlufise. Itis nl;:‘; co;upla[sliuon l{ge esugar, only *‘vary slightly in_the Proportion of its elements; it xgs therefore, Jeryvaluable as a nutritious article of food.” LIS precisely in composition like natural acose manufactured by “the chewmical dsof the stowach,”’—therefore it must be Wholesome food. Km&l§by no meuws proven that sulphate of e is wholesowe or even harmless ywhen P into the stomach. On the contrary, Parke tells us (** Practical Hygiene,” p. 42) . ssulphates of lime and magnesia cause di- #rthea” Parent Duchatelet (* Hygiene Pub- ligge, "t L p. 236) says he noticed the con- gl_nt excess of patients furnished by the 71s50n of St. Lazare, in consequence of di- :ffllm caused by the water, which contained firhate of lime. On ' page 39 Parke says b there can be but little doubt that cal- um sulphate is injurious to many persons,” nd o the cocxistence of organic inatter e caleiuwm sulphate is hurtful. Andthis is lu:" whether the sulphate exists in the sub- flonu either in a state of solution or suspen- Itisstated that in cholern times a singl {rugiit of water. containing salphats of . containi sulphate of ":‘“\\'Ulkequem!sj il e BRING ON AN ATTACK % n';he dreaded disease. There are certainly - e facts here which should make us pause e e take the bare assertion of a Pro- o of physical science to the contrary. &_\W German physicians, Drs. Nesler that & A I R il b, have recently been making experi- :';_"3;“5&5 1o the effects of glucose upon them- lng 8, with the result, as they state, of find- gt W be poisonous. Dr. Nesler,himself had 1 h officially and privately recommended m‘:sfin beer,” ete., under the conviction by, the use of 'brandy could best be checked the manufacture of ood and cheep ofaf He took in the forenoon two drinks S ermented liquor containing this sub- mu!t andat 2 p. m, another. “An hour It 2 violent perspiration broke out and a hs':dhwr_a violent headache set in which nmfee!‘u‘\vl‘laluu’\;cnlng, and the uexé day he did x: Bart, asistant at the Experimental 1 Bjion, h::;ltlr{lred a similar_experiment upon 3 k| a single dose of the ulemiented and Titered liquad” containiis Rggaipstance, “'n cold perspiraion soon the med itself attended with n tightuess of “mnl!% In the afternoon he was seized 3 Violent headache, which lasted until [ nest day he did not feel T¥0 cases have recently been put inmy 7 hands for examination in which the suspected that poison had been admin sgei":g to them by some member of their family. The symptoms in the two ‘cases were similar fo those described above, and followed the drinkine of spme gin diluted with water. I made a careful examination of the liquid, fi};dlnz nothing besides its usual constituents, “l"“ the exception of a large percentage of fi’::g?se and a small amount of sulphate of Prof. Mariner made a thorough and ex- haustive examination of a portion of the same fiquid with similar results. On his cer- tificate he says: *1 find nothing more poi- sonous than the usual consiituents of gin, Saveand except glucose and lime 23 stated Thus it will be seen that there are grave Teasons for suspecting that elucose is o poi- son (per se), even when pure, Drs. Nesler and Barth taking pains to obtain a pure arti- cle for their experiments, and that the re- sultant of fermentation of the substance is also poisonous. As says Dr. Nesler: * There can be no doubt that a substance injurious to health remains in the lquors made by fer- menting this sugar.” 3 Thus it will be seen I think that there is proof positive that free sulphuric acid is frequently found in glucose; that suiphate of lime is not an_innocent article of food; that we cannot infer the action of one sub- stance upon the living system on account of its chemical analogy to another. And fur- ther, that there is pretty good reason to he- lieve that glucose is not a very valuable and nutritious artlele of food, and that Prof. Haines’ conclusions as stated in his lecture caunot be Iooked upon as fully established. . LU Preen. DR. WILLIAMS AGREES. . To the Edttor of The Chicago Tribune, Crieaco, Mareh 25.—At a recent meeting of the Philosophical Society Prof. W. L. Haines read a paper on the subject of “Glu: cose.” 2 In this paper, if the gentleman is correctly reported, he endeavors, elther inadvertently or willfully, to establish a few facts indorsing the common use of this artificial product as a dietetic, a thing quite proper for him to do *cures nll chronic discases by magnetized let- ters™ for §; another sells * gseycnememc read- ings,” whatever they may be, for $2: and a dozen will diagnose u cuse on recelpt of a lock of hair.. A woman proclaims her ability to con- duct funeral services satisfactorily. A dealer in **magnetized paper* says: * Alllknow is that my guides forced me agninst my wishes to ob- tain paper, put it in my cabinet, and then con- tholled me 1n_an unconscious condition, and manipulated the paper with my hands. I have sent out over 19,000 sheets of that paper, and 1 can toll my patrons what it has done, but further than that I cannot gay.” He {8 cicarin hismind; bowever, that he wunts 10 cents a sheot _for the stuff. A rival in his branch of the business mukes the following'offer to send the epirit of an [ndian chief with each package: *3le, Red Cloud, speak for Blackroot, the great Medicine Chief Trom happy hunting-grounds. He suy he love white chicts and squaws. He travel like the wind. He go to circles. Him biz chief. Black- foot want much work to do. Him want to show .bim healing power. Make sick people well. Where paper go, Blackfoot go. Go quici. Send right away.”” An artist medium will send por- tralts of deparied friends for $1. The solicita- tions ot fortune-tellers are numerous, but not novel. : ——— Tho greatest “appetizer, stomnceh, blood, and liver regulator on earth—~Hop Bitters. — ———— The Shaker's Snrsapariiis I3 just what It pur- ports to be.—Diri Crosby, M. D, WANTED—TO RENT. - sentleman und wife. Addrgss I3, Tribuno ofice. WA.-\'TED—TQ RE)TT—IfIgiST-CLASS Db G O S e Gy sk, HORY, uBA Ve 1o oo Tocality. Address, with full particuiurs, 1) 76, 1ribane. 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N ORDER ACCOMMODATE OUR numerous patrons throughout Lhe city, wa have established Branch Otlices In the different Divisions, asdesignated below, whero advorisomonts will b taken for the sunie price us charged ut thy fice, und Wil b received untilY v'clock b, m. SOULIL DIVISION. =~ . & R SIMMS, Booksollers =nd Stationers, 123 Twenty-socond-st. W. ¥, BOGAL'L, Drugeist, 613 Cottaze Grove-av, northwost corner Thirty-nith-st. N'S. JACOLY JUDSON S. Drugyist, 357 Indlana-av., corner Thlrty-trstst. H. W. BUCHMAN, Drugglst, coraor Thirty-first and e WEST DIVISION. B, F. KRAPT. Drugist, 6il West Madison-st., cor- 2 ey & cop South . ) D1 11 Sout Halhioast, corner of Adum v MILLS' BHARMACY, J, W. WAINWRIGHT, 572 West Madison-st., corndr Ogden-ar. T4, SUNNICUSEN, Druggist, 219 Blub Island-av. corner uf Twelfth-st. H. C. HEHRICK, Jewoler, Newdealer, and Fancy Guods. 7 Lake-st. corner Liacoln, B AUGUST JACOBSON, Drugilst, is North Halsted, corner Indinnn-st, ‘when Dl‘opel'l)" doue, and, to explain ghe & . NORTH DIVISION. bt method - of its manufacture, showing i BURUINGHAM, & U Drilkaiste, &3 Nogth, u]xerehy that, as a matter of fact, F.OM. s\\"lln;u,{.\lsxuu.' ruprists, 675 Larrabee-st., | cornor Sophia. * - glucose must be both w!mlesongfl TOUIS AV . NEERE, Printing and/Advertising and nutritious, not beeause sulphuric | Agont, News sud Stationcry Dopot. 43 E. Division-st. acld 1S used 1n its manufacture, but because, cheuically speaking, its constituents are tue same in both, and are present in precisely the sume quantities as found in the natural product, or in that product produced by nature during the process of digestion when non-nitrogenous matter is converted into saccharine matter. In response to the de- fense set up by Prof. Huines it is suflicient, at least it is to the point, to say in brief that the two processes differ; that one is a nat- ural product and is found to result because of certain chemical changes_ oc- curring in both vegetable and animal life, and this too, without the neces- sity for, or in the presence of, either free sulphuric acid or the carbonate of lime, and that the other is simply an artifice,—a base imitation of the former, created by the chemist for unscrupulous men. . Certainly, the manufacture of glucose with intent to benefit man, otherwise than his pocket, is not stimulated by the desire to usurp nature, ‘The chemical use of glucose inthearts, first inereased a demand for it, when an idea was conceived.to substitute ils use for that of canesugar. This act was stimulated by monetary wmotives. Notwith- standmg the fact that glucose posseses less than 50 per cent of saccharine sweetness, as compared with cane sugar, it was introduced as cane sugar, being mixed with it in the |- form of grape (?) sugar, an act which is frandulent, as such addition is an adulterant, and it was and still is thus soid for cane sugar. 2 : In proportion to the amount of sweetness, glucose is uo cheaper than cane sugar, while in point of nutritition it is proportionally less valuable. Why Prof. Haines has_stated that this artificial produet **went directly into the circulation throughout the body, givine it flesh and strength,” a remark which is unquestionably based” upon the absorption of the natural product, which is either made within or introduced into the animal body from without, as the constituent of veget- able or animal food, I cannot say. I can only say, or rather can only ask, in the name of the public good,. that the Professor will either qualify his ‘assertion, or else that he will give us dnm} hat the -question of wholesomeness of this artificial product, fil\:fose or grape sugar, may be forever set- e In reference to the statement made by the Professor_relative to the effectof frec sul- phuric acid found in grape-sugar and glu- cose, upon that product itself, destroying its commercial value, coloring it, ete., 1 must suy that wy experience differs. When thor- oughly bleached, and the starch well elim- inated or converted over into inverted sugar, if the product is treated with chemically pure sulphuric acid or with ~ commercial sulphuric acid, in concentrated form, fora period of many hours, no change in color is manifest, but the product remains as before unless brought into contact with some other substance. So common isthe presence of free sulphuric acid in glucose and. %xugose sirups and in grape sugar,that much difficulty is alleged: to have occurred amony: the candy manufactur- ers in securing an article that would not at- tack their kettles. This:is particularly true of grape sugar and the slucose sirups. That the quantity varies in the higher grades, and is_in some instances almost ‘whoily extracted, is unquestionably true; in fact, the acid is so thoroughly removed that its detection, ir present, is Imrdl{ ‘}1 T. D. ossible. ILLIANS, WANTS TQ ENOW. o the Editor of The Chicago Tribune. CmicAco, March 25.—Prof. W. S. Haines, asreported in your paper of last'Sabbatl, takes.strong ground in favor of glucose as a safe and healthful article of food, and as costing only two to four cents a pound, yet “fully half as sweet as pure cane sugar.” ‘The Professor is at the head of the chemi- cal department of Rush Medical College, of this city, and ought to be good authority. If this be correct it is no wonder that capi- talists are arranging to build still another glucose manufactory in Chicago. Everybody hopes the statements made are true, but if they are not true some one has taken a great responsibility, Will Prof. Haines be govd enough to state whether his conclusions were formed from the results_of experiments made by other persons or from examining samples furnished him by interested parties, and let the public know the foundation upon which such con- clusions rest ? B One mm§ is certain, if ordinary glucose is “fully half as sweet as pure cane sugar,” many merchants do not know it, and its taste is very deceptive. e Who Is right, the grocer who said it took & quart of pure sugar sirup to sweeten a pint of glucose, or the Chemical Professor of 2ush Medical College? CrrizEN. \ NUTRITIOUS FOOD. ‘The names of Prof. Horsford and the Rum- ford Chemical Works (Providence, R. L) have become so identitied with the maunufact- ure and sale of phosphoric acid and the phos- phates that they are justly considered as the highest authorities in this country, if not in the world, upon those articles. . The former (Frof. H.) has made the sub: jeet of wheat and its conversion into bread a life-long study, and was the first to-suggest the use of the phosphates as a cream tartar substitute, whereby the nutritious elements which are taken from the flour in bolting are restored. ‘The phosphatic preparations of the above firm have received the hearty recommenda- tions of the highest medical’ and chemical authorities in thisand other countries, so that their healthfulness and utility are be- yond question. They have been put upon the mnarket in various forms, the latest, and one which will undoubtedly prove the most popular, being “ Prof, Horstord’s Phosphatic Baiing-Powder,” which is packed in tin cans like the ordinary baking-powders, and s to be used in the same way. 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W‘AN ‘TED—TO RENT—A PRIVATE ;YY famliylocated on Michigan-av.-(ake tront pre- forred) or othier goud Jocation on South Side, noving & weH-furniztied nlcove room, may bear of &' desira- bl ceaupayt for same, by addressing E 34, Tribune. ANTED —TO RENT-—-ON WEST Side, within ten minuioa’ walk of corner Caasl and Taylor-sts.. n room by o aing.o genticwman, who Xl also, if desirabie, take late dinner. Addross E a2, Tribune ofliee. 4 fiEE’D‘;— Tn?b EENT——FU RNISHED om and bedroom o Eentleman, wile, uid son. (1 years) on West. Side, Test of Feorlwat” Terms nov 1o ¢xeecd %0 pet ont. Possession wui £ Address F Ui, "Lribune et ovesn April] and 3 ANTED—TO RENT—SEPT. 1, A Tesidence, 8 10 10 rooms. for term of yers, by Tribune ottice. e ANTED—TO RENT—BY A PRI- vate family of X’ persons, a Hrsi-ciass honse of twelve to fourteen rooms, with all convaniences, ina good location. Desire very much extra land oF garden, and wouid pay additfonal for. same. Must ave nsable, Would profer the West Slde. “resant puy. n give nnquestionable references. B Ml Triunt ofteas o BOARDING AND LODGING. _ HOTELS. ASTINGS HOUSE, 16 TO 22 EAST iy fdyms-a~Furaisied rioms with board from 083 pl br week. - S’Jfé JAMES HOTEL, 116 FIFTH-AV.— Dpérmanent boarders. per day. Reduced raies to travelini mon and ‘Tablo bourd & per week. INDSOR EUROPEAN HOTEL, TRIB- uno Block -Is the fanest and best European Dotel in the elty, having 162 rooms, ranging_ from ¢ 10 £2 per day, acdording to location. Thomsop's res- taurant uudernesth. SAMUEL GREGSTEN; Prop. MISCELLANEQUS. e YOUNG WIDOW, 25 YEARS OF AGE, wishos n gentleman to assls: her in buslgess and take room and board as payment. P 30, Tribune R(‘),g&ls AND BOARD, HOUSES AND Information free at Burbaok's Rentl Azency, § Tribuve Butlding. i “ JANTED—TO RENT—MAY 1, 30R ¢ unfurnished rooms. near govd table board, In Brown or Skioner school djstrict. ¥, Tribune ofiice, 'WAI\TED—TO RENT—AN UNFUR- nished front room, with bedroom off, or ono lurga front room: Jocation on South Side 10 & rudius QE8 or8 bluckaof the Pusi-Uilico. Addrass £ B ANTED—TO RENT—IN TIE SUB- urbs, from Muy Uil Ogzaber, & furnished houso of 10 or t2 rooins, within 16 miles; do not wish to ko south of city. Address. stating rent, E 81, T'ribune. ‘, ANTED—TO RENT—4 OR'5 ROOMS in nico bouse in good locality, by prompi-pay- ing and reflable tenant. ~ Address, stating full partio- ulars, G %, Tribunc ogice. WA;\'TED—TO RENT—BY A FAMILY - of six (no small children), from the 1st of May, for the sonson, or year, a well-furnished house, {n #00d neighborhoud; North or South Side. Tho best Of reference given.. Address F 31, Tribune oftice. ANTED—TO RENT— OR 5 UNFUR- nlshied roums for_hovsekeeping by mau_und mife in house with respecmdls fumlly, between T'wenty-seeond ind Thircy-Arst-sis., enst of State-st. References. State price. ~Addruss 15 &), Tribune. ANTED—TO RENT—SOUTI SIDE, 4tob rooms sultuble for Mgnt housekeeping (family of three) in_private fumily, east of Stuto-st. Roferances.: Address G 1, I'ribune office, ANTED—TO0 RENT—A HOUSE IN Enzlewagd, conveulent to ‘schioul and depot; Tto10rooms. G &, “l'rivune ofice. ANTED-TO RENT—ROOM ABOUT =4, suizblo Tor type-suiting reom; goud | et Elevitor woferred. GO, DANIELS, 'Koom ANTED—TO RENT—BY MAY 1, A S ES Stk compte. A1 Felpranecs " ARGRS o S, 3& ‘Tribune ofilco. i e i WA_N' TED~TO RENT—BY AN ELDER- Iy widow Jady, 2 lurize modorn housa on North re- st~ 8ide, with barn, Déacborn-ay. or Lu Sulle-st. forred, south Gr cust oxposure, Keferences cluas. ¥ 4, Tribune office. ANTED—TO0 RENT—HOUSE FOR small family, convenient to liliook Central Statlon, south of Korty-third-st. Stnte price nad tmo QEpasipsion. ~ Address £L.)i. ADAMS, Grand Cross- ANTED—TO RENT—THREE UN- Turnithed rooms, ndupted for izhit housekeep- Lnk. by gentleian und wite. Best of referdnces. Ad- druss G 11, Tribune vitice. ANTED—TOQ RENT—A FURNISHED tint, or part of house. No children. South %lg:‘ refrcod. PELCHOBEE; with “Fraskiin ‘Mao- ANTED—TQ RENT—SMALL HOUSE with barn cn Wost Ride, east of Ashlund-av. Address F 2, Tribune otfice. 5 ANTED—TO RENT—SMALL HOUSE with moudern tmprovements on West Side, east. of Ashlund-av. Address F 41, ‘Tribune ofiice. ANTED~TO R '—A HOUSE ON South Side, if posaible; prefer it before 1st of bune ofice. BOARD WANTED. OSAURDl—d-lFIRS\T;gL%SS BY TWO ung Jadlios on North Side, private family pre- ferred. "Unexceptionnble ref gl auirel. Addriss WELLESLE Y, care Carrior No. L BOAKD——PLI;ASA}«TALCOV EORTWO A3 conuecting roums. with or -without_buard, for kentieman, wite, and child 5 yenrs of aso; prefer hear “ome station on Ilinols Central Kallroad. ~ Address G 2 Tribune otice. Eoronces exdnanged, Adirecs & & L ipime oibce: BOAI’.D-—WITH FOUR RODMS, ON West Side, for fumily of five sduits und child: o n':“z?eg cume house. It possible, (o rooms and. Lourd for kentiemun, wife. and_child. “Tribune ottice. Bo"}.u:;g—anxg ROOM BY YOUNG GEN- Tamnily OF but fow bouriers. At ok THb e O&E;:%un‘rGEXTLP[AN WHOSE Fequires bim to siee To7 BImSQIF And Wife, on0 Or i Hhowms aad-bomnd it o famlly whoro the house and nelgnborhood aro gutet: none others need apply. Address G &, ‘I'ribure. OARD—AND ROOM ON WEST SIDE, where o recent gruduate of Rush Medical Col Tege, not marricd. cun open nn office 10r practics Terms wust b rensonuble. leferences given und res Quired. dudress P.-0. BoX Gl, Memmora. Woodford Location und must be tirst-clase. Address H2, OARD—AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS for lndy and daughter, South or Nurth Side pro- ferred. * Address, stating [ocation and terms, D 19, Tribuno ottice. BO_.-\RD -ABOUT APRIL 15, NEAR Falrylew Station. for gentlemun, wife, and child Of Ul years. G 20, Vribune otfice. BOARD~FOR SELF, WIFE, AND TWO S iaren et ) on sl S wpiatet with fuit flru:u‘l’nfl. B, él sfi.‘;'.?-’u?. & o ANTED-—TO RENT—SOUTH SIDE, four or ive pleusunt rooms 1or housekeepl 1 famlly. esg ot ruferonces. leatuot to ex- er wonth. Would like small cottage. Ad- i3, ‘tribane otiea. ANTED—TORENT—ON OR BEFORE May 1, by a gentieman ard wife (no chitdren), t rooas’ and closeis, purtly furnished, modern cunveniances, for very Hght housckoeping. Prefer by sma coed dress ANXTED—TO RENT—6-ROOM FLAT- or house of 1 rooms. sleove froat: In_goud Jo- cality, near Unlon Panc proforred. G L%, Tribune, ANTED—T0, RENT—TO PARTIES going sbroad—4 family (o chbiidron) with Ilghess rofersncos will tue best curo knd pay nom- inal Tt tor purtiy o fuily furaisbed houso. Ad- drass B, Tribune uiee. ANTED-—-TO RENT—SMALL FUR- nished house or fiag, in vwad locatlon, for sum- mer or permanenco, on Nurthor South Side. E %, ‘'ribupe. o:3ee. ANTED—TO RENT—MAY 1, A FLAT Jof 3 ar 3 rooms for housekgeping, of o two- story’ house suitablz for two Uies, in nejghbor- hoodl of Ltncotn Purk. Addruss AL, T, J ACOB3, south- ‘woest oornor Dalo und Frankiin-sws, ANTED—TO RENT-LOWER PART of house where day-boarders can be had; North or South Side. I I AL, 15 Qak-uv. ANTED—TO RENT—FLAT OR PART | of hopse contalnink thrao or mero rooms, ete.: only three in family. Koforences, North or South Bido. Address H 3, ‘I'ribune vffice, "ANTED—TO RENT — ON NORTIL Sido, u house of elkht 1o ToR ruorms. with ull modern (mprovements. _Addross 1 18, Trlbune otice. "ANTED—TOQ RENT—A DESIRABLE house 0f12 or 1§ rodms on North ur South §1de, by responsible party. Address XN, Cacrier 23 ANTED—TO RENT—HALF HOUSE, lower or upper flaor of§ Or G ruoms, on South Side, oust of State-st. Glve price of samo May 1or euriier. Address i 3, Tribune otlice. iriend NETTIE: 28 ERSONAL—A GENTLEMAN OF having establisbed himself in_business, solicits ihie ncquaintance of a respectabie and sccomplished young indy. Address P ), Uribune oflice. ERSONAL—A GENTLEMAN ABOUT startiug for Loauville t0 supcriatend his mines Qurlug the purmar, withes 10 correspond with an ae- cowpfished young fady who is willing to essist in be- Fulling the tediugi of a Trouter life, ind who, should the sequaintance rove szreeable, will purmivi meot- ing next winter. Address iS4, Tribune dfiice. ERSON AL~—JOIN DUGGLY, OF nuda, or anybody knowing his 1 find it 10 bis ndyantace to send ud- dress t MISS KENNEDY, NIl Wabush-av. ERSONAL—A WIDOW LADY OF 25, who lntends renting « bonrding-house, wishes to iucet a widdle-uzed sentleman of ineuns who will as- sist her truly, Kespectable reterences exchanged Address 0, “Fribunc otlice. ERSONAL—A PROFESSIONAL GEN- denian wishes the acquaintance of u prepossoi- aing, Hvely young lndy with swall_mouns; obect, miatrimony, " Addross I 18, ‘Cribune office. ERSONAL—IF MR FLINT IS IN TIIE city, ho wifl please call ui Wost Monreu-st. fuid get mocking-bird left for his 5 .ERSO NAL—C. HENDRICKS: COME home; nother {y very sick. Dispateh 4f you wunt noney, AUGUSY. - ERSONAL—I WOULD LIKE TO FORM the acquaintance of u ludy of cducation and £00d sochul stunding, with & view to mutual (wprove- ment; should the puity prove to be i true und ‘falth~ Tul wowan, possessed ot good moral principlos, Lwill do ail that cun bo done to make hern bappy wife. Addross in contidence ¥ 7, Tribuio oflice. ERSONAL—A COMMERCIAL TRAV- cler, $)years old, of kood Lublis, tu falr circum- Stancas, uid having a clear saiary of H040 per yeur, wunts s wifo; must be between 14 and 25 yeurs old, of £oud mornls' aud fumily: money no obfect Refer ences oxcuanged. Address O 15, Tribune oftice. LOST AND FOUND. IOUND~—A SMALL GOLD BRACELET on Rundolph-st._ W. B. WHITE, Drigzy House, OST—ON NORTIHWESTERN RAIL- Wuy train arriving aL2 p. mi. Saturday from Lako “orest u black velvet bag_containing a Kussiu leather purse und card-case und some other articles. The tinder will be liberally rewarded by returning the bag 1nd contents 1o W. 4. CHRISTIAN, at The Tribunc countung-rooms. OST—MARCH 13, A LADY’S GOLD chatelaine watch. The finder will bo rewarded by &iving latormation. 55 West Monroe-st. AN T E D-TO RENT—A YOUNG Gentloman desiros o pledgant rooun 10 & resined Ameriean taniily residing on¥olich Slae, below bour- teenth-st. Address H &, ‘Pribuge ofice. - AN TE D—TO RENT—-ON WEST side, 0 fiut or oor of resfdence, 410 6 roomis, near street cars. Address H 4, Ttibune ofico. ANTED—TO RENT—A BARN WITH &e0d size ofL, ind lurge enouzk for twd horsea and two wasons: must huve Ingiites for washing wagons. Apply at [0 South Wa,er-st. ANTED—TQ RENT—BY GENTLE- mun and wifo, 4 or § rooms for lght Louse- keoving. Address kiving location zod terms U Tribuse oice. "ANTED~TO RENT—PARTLY FUR- nished bouso: bound owner for Tont; 1st of April. Address 35 West Monrog-st. 'WANTED-—TO RENT-NINE OR TEN rvom Nouse in good repulr, modern improve- ments, rent ubout $il._Addresy O &% Tribune vmee. ANTED—TO RE: busement, with alley, S Tent to responsible tenuit; also & éwelllng-huuso ‘with barn. {nquire at 67 Bust Luake-st. ANTED—TO RENT—A COMPLETE- Iy furnished house, with §00d bara, in good locutlon on Nouth Side, until about I8t of Augtst; fumily, solf and wife. Address with particulars G U1, Pripune vilice. : ‘ ANTED—TO RENT—SUITE 2 OR 8 unfurnished roows north of Liubbard-court And east Of Stuto-st.; ront DOt 10 exceed 25 pol month. '8 'Wribune otiice. ANTED—TO RENT--A RESPONSI- ble widow lady wants o ront with or rrom « rivate family hres or four desirabls rooms for Bousckeeuing; South Sidc. oast Of Hate-st. . Addross U1 Tribune oftica. ANTED—TO RENT—BY 2 GENTLE- nen, woll-furnished front rvom on Nortu Side, eust OF Clirk-3t., south of Ghlcugo-av. U4, Tribuno. ANTED—TO RENT-BY A SMALL fanlly, without chilidren, four rooms for light housekeeping; kood lowatiun, betwaon Sixiconth and T'wenty-sixthsts, Address 0 O &, Tribuiio oMco. ", "ANTED—TD RENT—TWO TO FOUR unfurnisbed rooms (lizht housckceping) in Brown School Distriet. Best Of referenco, Address 0. 64, Tribune ottice. 'ANTED—TO RENT—G-ROOM COT- 1age, or fiat, with modern tmprovewmonts; rent about $25.Address O G 63, Tribunc oifics. ANTED—TO RENT—BY MAY 1 OR sooner, a five or #iX room cottage, modern fm- Aust ANTED—TO REN A RESPECT- ubly touple with ond cafid, wunt thred or four neat reoms for housokeeping, n the vicinity of Wost- ern-av. und Madlion-st. Promptpay. Address E %, Tribune okico. April, of 15 to 25 rooms. b 48, BOARDING AND LODGING. WEST SIDE. NORTH THROOP-ST.—HANDSOME- board vnly. Heferences. No Moy moving. 29 PARK-AYV. — FINE NEWLY-FUR- SOUTH CARPENTER-ST.—ROOMS with board. Modorn improvements, DL chrp e gy i ed rooms with board. 89 SOUTH SANGAMON-ST.—A FUR- 146 SOUTIL PEORIA-ST,~HANDSOME sulte of rooms, single or on suite; privata 17 )y furnished tront alcgve and square room, with nished rooms, with bourd. Terms reasonsble. 48 ASHLAND-AV., FACING UNION 78 SOUTH SANGAMON-ST.—FURNISIL- nished room with board. 3 famlly: convenlent to business; no May moving. Hefercnces. S h . —] 2 O e ue. Brotes St house, full of boarders. Call Monduy. OARD-—-FOR ONE OR TWO GENTLE-~ DFuLber subeh on Co . 8 0 1 10 AAeeas: Soating torms, H7, Tribune otfice. 3 e BOA.L.D—:L\\ TIME BEFOKRE MAY 1 ind two ot three £00d Tooms, unturalsted ex- ©upt curpets, south of Thirty-irel-st, neur tyde Park tratns, for welf, wife, and two cnlldren, 3 und 5 years, with o yurd for i pliy-kround. Guod price for Hrst ¢lass uccommnodutions. Heferences exchanged. H1l, ‘Tribune oftice. 410 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—DOU- bic rooms to tent, furnished or unfarnished, Wwiih first-cluss board. 464 WEST ADAMSST.~TWO PAR- lors on first_door; unfurnished. except car- pets, with squth und east exposure, with board. 474 WEST RANDOLPH-ST, — HALF block from park: ona _double und one sloglo roum, with board; unfurnished, except carpets. 518 WEST WASHINGTON-ST., NEAR Union Park—T'wo or three niccly-furnished roOmS 10 rent. with boord. 645 CARRBOLL-AV. — NICE FRONT room for two; RO other boarders. RIVATEFAMILY FINELY LOCATED on West Side would take two or threo bourders Willing to pay o fulr pricd, from about May 15 fing ac- commodations, with best of cooking. Address E 43, “T'c1buno oflice. i BouTH SIDE. OARKWOOD-AV., NEAR OAKLAND Station, on Tliinols Central—Board with plessant roour, furnished or unfurnbihed, in_private family, for gt and wifeor two gents. ’ Address G &} 2rl une otlice, ANTED—TO RENT-BY A YOUNG iady, fumisiied roos:, with or withont bosrd. £33, Tribune ofive. ANTED—TO RENT —IOUSES OF deseription, all parts city and suburby. d tenains. B. H.GALLUF & €O ovory imwedately; 1t La Sutle-at ANTED—TO RENT—ON OR BEFORE Muy I, by a lndy bookkeeper, two or threg un- furnishied froni rooms, with yus wnd woter; West Side. Referenoes. Give price and full particulars. £ 61, Tribunce otes. ANTED—TO—LENT—BY MAY 1,2 or 8 ruums for lizht Liousekeeplog for gentle- an ana wife.without Chidren. Location between Washington and Ha-eison, kad wodt of Malsted; rent not to exeeed tid_ Addiess £ &), Tbune odige. ANTED-TO RENT—IIOUSE OF 8 or nie roomy, $010 $6. E G, Tribupo ofiive, 'V ANTED—TO RENT—IN HYDE PARK of luko View,n larke furnisted house, with ehaded crounds, for the summer, E 3, Tribuno vifice. AN'LTE B—TO RENT-TWO ORI thraa rovens, furnished, fac light housekeeplog, Ftale price. Aderess u &, Tribune otice. . ANTED—TO RENT—ONE DOUBLE and oiie singic house, ;or three cottozes, with barns, besweon Lincoln Purk and Haeing-av., an twean Webator-av. und Diversy-t GE DEX, corner Fulierion and Clybourn-avs. ANTED—TO RENT—A FLOOR, with power «nd use of dry-kiln, to manufuct- urg Kght wood work. Give full particulurs. Address G 84, Tribune olice. ANTED~T0 RENT—A SMALL FUR- nishod house uwn W 1de: good loestions fawlly of 0ve; no children; now or Muy 1. Address G, Teribunc oien. NTED—T0 RENT—A GOOD-SIZED, well-furnished room by a sluzle gontieman: srlvnw fumily preferred. North or South Side. Ad- ress D, Rooin 185 Tremont Livuse. WANTED——'I'O RENT—2 OR 8 UNFUR- ‘Turnishod rooms on North Side, south of Chicu- R Tnd cast of Wells-st.; ront o1 to exoeed #15. . Tribune ofice. ANTED--TO RENT, OR PURCHASE —A houso In xood Jocation, 10 or L rooms, with mepts. WHIL pay rent qaartorly in North Sido proferred. - Address L ANTED~TO RENT—A SMALLCOT- tage on the North Side. 1 to & rooms. State terms gnd ocality._Addruss B %, Tribune oflice. "ANTED—TO RENT—A FIRST-CLASS Bousc on North Side, cust of Clark- Weshington Park, Address £, Tribune ottice. 13 TWENTY-SECOND-ST.—PLEASANT rooms, with bourd, for gentleman und wite or singlo gentlemun. 57 TWENTY-FOURTH-ST. — ROOMS and bourd for gont und wife, or two single gents, in privute famlly; no other bourders. 6 TWENTY-FIRST-ST.~PIIYSICIANS Will fiod »_bowe, with board siud care, for sick ladies." Call or address M. GOULD. ‘)8-) MICHIGAN-AV.—TO RENT WITIL ==J pourd, une sulte of rgots on secund Hoor. 439 W ADASH-AV.—PLEASANTLY furnished rooms, with Hirst-cluss bourd. 4" O WABASH-AV.—~TO RENT, NICELY €Y toinisned room. Uniformiy govd bunrd. 1 949 WABASH-AV,—PRIVATE FAM- - 1ly_wllers newly-furnished front rooms Srith bonrd.’ 1hovo wanting and willing to pay for such accommodutions plesse call. No moving. Ref- Grencex, 1398 MICHIGAN-AV—VERY DESIRA- 22O iyt front roums. with board. 1340 MICHIGAN-AV.—A NICE FUR- ilahed front uicove room fo ront, with bourd, 1o Man and Wife or w0 FOANR FenLlemEn, 1 8\‘)7 WABASH-AV.—TO RENT, WITH Sfeaohl bodsd.s hundsomely-farnishod front salio 1921 CALUMET-AV.—HAVING SE- 1. cured iy elevunt rosldence, we are pre- pured to recelve parties desirous of securing u pleas- unt home for the ensuing yoar; sultablo redaction made tu those wishing 1o furaish. 2016 WABASH-AV.—A PLEASANT, furatshed rvom, with board. 999G WABASH-AV.—ROOMS, WITH torg:‘:llelncn. board, for couple; also, desirable rooms 4 WABASH-AV.—NEATLY-FUR- :2%404 nished roums, en sulte or single, with good oard. =95 WABASH-AV.—A FURNISHED 2525 r\:l:m o rLS'nl. fle board. oy 3233 CALUMET-AV.—~WELL-FUR-~ room) to rent with bourd nished and heated sulte (parlor and bed- conveniences, Reforences. Also brick burn. BO;\RD—“’ITH FURNISHED ROOM, In neighborhaod of Chicugo-av.. by & youni min; private family preterred. Address, staving Terms, G 5, Tribune office. BoARD—A YOUNG LADY, SOUTH Slde music-teacher, with pinov, desires o bome where lessons would be rull or purtiai equivalent for bourd. First-class refureaces. Address & (U, Trivune. BUARD—A YOUNG LADY DESIRES accommodstions In_bishiy-respectuble privatg Tuwtly, North or South Side, within® three miles of Court-House. Reterences’ oxcnuazed. Stata full purticulars. Address G =, “Vribune vlice. OARD—BY GENTLEMAXN, ON WEST Side, south of Madison-+t. Leferences, Siato price.” Address £8l, Tribune otice. , 0ARD—AND ROOM OX SOUTH SIDE by 8 lady. toacher; private famlly preferred. Address D 3 Yribune o OARD—WITH LARGE FRONT ROOM or two communicating rovins, \Wibusk oc Mich- fxun-av., between Fiftounth and Twenty-Hoii-sts., by u gentieman, wife, and child 3% years old. Give { purticulary und tesms. _Address E 3%, Tribune office. OARD—WITH -ONE OR TWO FUR- nished rooms in private fumily on North Side, Torgent. wite, und child; terms modernte, Aduress £, Trlbune ofice. OARD—BY LADY MUSIC TEACHER in exchunge for lessons. Good reference, k63, ribune ottice. OARD—AND NICELY-FURNISHED Iroutor side room, or ruowm witnout buard und Cconventent o good day bourd, by pentleman mad wife: West Side preferred, und must be in . good Jo- caltiy. i{ighest references. & 85, Tribune vtee. OARD—WEST SIDE, 2 FURNISHED rooms, goud lucutlon. und with Hrst-class table; kentlemun and wife. G %, Tribune otlive. OARD—AXD ONE OR TWO ROOMS, unfurnished except carpets, in a private family, Dy u genteman und wife. Address, suting terms aund location, H 24, ‘Iribune office. ROOM, OR OARD—AN ALCOVE room and bedroum (eithes completely fur- Dished or with carpets), with tirsi-class bourd for gen< tieman und wife. Musi be Jn govd nelghborhood and in buuso where thers 18 0o muving In May. Give full particulars us to furnlture, loeaton, and price. F 1, ‘T'ribune otice. OARD — AND WELL FURNISHED Toows for gont. wife, und child, betwivn Thirty- Brat-st.und Hyde Park,‘near Iillnols Central pro~ forred. Address OAKLAND, care T.EL it Co., 139 Lake-st. - OARD—FOR MAN AND WIFE, A nice quigt bomie, cuy necess, 1o ity Nesgocta: DIE furmer’s faunly preferred. Keferences given uad required. Address G %, Tribune ofiice. OARD—AND FURNISIIED ROOM FOR geatleman und wife, on North L4 Saife-st. or Learborn-ut., near North-av. Address, sialing torms, 12, Tribung oiive. WIFE, OARD—FOR GENTLEMAN, und chili 2 years old, for twy ur, thieo months brior 1o going 10ty the country. 1 34, Tribune ottice. OARD —AND FRONT SUITE ON Hrst or second foor, Yor wife und seif; porth uf 'wenty-fourtl-at. uid eust Of Suite. Would prefer 10 furnish. Accummodations must be fArst-class. ), “Crivunc vitice. OARD~—BY A GENTLEMAN AND ‘wite, a well-furnished lurce or nlcove room with Ticst-ciass table, 0D O ¢ust of La Salie-st. und south of Washington Vurk. Private family, or one with few bourdurs . sreferred. References excaanged. ‘Address F &, 'lribune oftice. in private family; modern N INDIANA-AV., SOUTH OF THIR- ty-tirat-st.—A gentigman und wife living alone fitplessynt brick, ulono-tront house would like to have u Rensant coupls jaln them in housekeopiuk, or would board vy gentlemen. Ll modern conveniences. ce. e rooms, with Address i 62 Tribune of~ ANTED—TO RENT—A FURNISHED room betw'gen Lincoln ‘and ~Ashland-avs, suuth of Madisou-si. Address Box 0, city. "ANTED—TO RENT—A FURNISHED Botal with about 100 rooms ln ‘coatrat location. Addresa 11 45, Tribune odlice. ANTED—T0 RENT—A TLANDSOME- Iy Turnishod bouse cust of Siate and norih of Eightecnth-sts. Eost of refcrences. Address 1 &), Tribune office. - WA.KTED—TO RENT—2 OR 8 VERY O0ST—$5 REWARD FOR THE RE- proremeni, Good referonces. Prompt puy. o - markod o o6t 0f Siate-st. und ponwaen Tacntsialath and ‘desifatle fuars centrally located. Best of rol- el asgowhterrlor. Collarmarked "County | 0 G0t i ™ Rddress W L. S0 Buute-st. eroncos. Addross 11 S, Aribune ofice: OST—A LONG BLACK POCKETBOOK containing bills nad currency to the amount of BLOnLEAW. A liberal resard will be paid for return of same to A.J. WHITE. 3§ Stato-st. ANTED—TO RENT — AFLAT OF six or clght rooms on North Side. Address SCUTT, 172 Lake-st. ANTED—TO RENT-—A GENTEEL burding-house with some furniture: centrnl to bustnuss. Address Mes. ANDREWS, 1000 West Luke, . NoRTH SIDE. N. CLARK-ST., NEAR THE BRIDGE— Good board 34 1037 day-bourd, $ per week, 1‘) GRANT-ST.—TO RENT—TWO NEW- .}y and nicely~-furnished rooms, with board, in & sl pivate family 1o gentiomen ouly. References exchanged. o 44 RUSH-ST.—ONE LARGE FRONT rooms. with or without board. Referonce. 85 DEARBORN-AV. — FINELY FUR- nistod rooms, with excellent honrd; I minates® walk from Madison-st. 10"’1 DEARBORN-AV.—NICELY FUR- € 32 Tished room, with board. 7 "ANTED—TQ RENT—NICELY-FUR- LOST—ON COTTAGE GROVE-AYV., BE- tween 1iwenty-sixth und Twenty-second-sis, to Stichigun-ny., 1 pulr of gold-rimmed speviacles. 1to- turn 10 6 Twenty-fourtn-st., und receivo roward. nislicd modorn house, whero ownor will board forrent; responsible party. Loferencss irom formor lundlordy, same arrangomont. - Address O G &2 Trib- une otlice.. I OST—$5 REWARD—A LARGE GREY and black Angura cat, with very flufly tall; namo * Rutf.,” Above rawurd wiil bo paid for his return to 1301 Wabash-nv. 'ANTED—TO RENT—GOOD OFFICE, wment or first toor. ¥ La Salle-st., Room 2 V5, W Wahted—§10.00 at 6 per cent. 58 Astland-av. 'ANTED—TO RENT—ACCOMMODA- ons for 160 physicisns during the month of April.“Apply to thy unitor of the Thiego Medical Cilloge, carior Prairie-uv, und Twenty-sixth-at. ANTED—TO RENT—GENTLEMAN, wifo, nnd ohild want two or throe unturnisbed rooms, witit or without bosrd, on_tho South Side; the vielnigy of tho Dougins Liouse preferred. Address at once & %, Tribune offico. OST—ONFRIDAY MORNING,EITHER on Indlana-av. or Madison-st. cur, O on Blate- st botwoen Munroo und 1iandolph, & fold neck-chain ‘with peari crcss, valoed as a ¢ift, Wil finder plesse roturn to AL S.. carc of Mrs, CHISHOLM, 1516 Wa- bash-nv., aud Tecelve reward for trouble. OST—SATURDAY AFTERNOQON, AT ornear the Acndemy of Music, & £old nock- coatn, with locket and cross; finder will be liberally Tewarded by returning to #2 (Vest Congress-st. EWARD—WILL PAY A SUITABLE roward for the rutarn of artloles swion Sutur- Quy night lust, Maroh 19, watch especlally. Uwner's name on all. "Address E I, Tribune ofice. TRAYED OR STOLEN—A' WHITE aod brown spotted fresh mlich cow. Good re- ward. -3 Weost Ninoteenth-st. $90 REWARD—FOR THE RETURN OF &/ poid watch cases taken from N and no quesuions asked. Address G 2, $1 OO BEWAI}D PA__'ID FOR GOLD O the 2T 10 IS 0F Washington and Elapetis sts. Callat 416 Wost Handolph-st. MTSIGAL. FIRST-CLASS: LADY TEACHER of musfc wouid Iike 10 give lessons in & refined, cuitivated family of good pasition, in exchange for bonrd and room. Bestof references given and re- quired. _Address G &2, ‘ribune ofice. OPRANO DESIRES CHURCH EN- ement whert only good music is required, e Kadross E i, Tribune ofticé. Bread Preparation, is fully cqual in strength, it not superior, to_any of the ordinary first~ class buking-powders, and is sold at reason- able prices. % The works_have issued forthe present vear their “Horsford Almanac and Cook- 00k,” which is sent free on application, and will be found well worth sending for. SITUATION WANTED—BY AN ABLE performer as cornetist in promizent church dur- 1% Sunday School or ehurch servico. Address W. B. 9%, with Lyon & Healy. ANTED— A BASS SINGER FOR quartetie atonco. 454 Wabash-uy. BUSINESS CARDS. “sSpiritual ¥ Advertising. e GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, New York Sun. w12 Dearborn-st.,Chicago. Advico freo; 15 yeoars' The advertising columps of all religous peri- | experience. Business quiely and legnlly transacted. gdicals show o ml’x,tun: ,o‘Ll' buslinuls ang religion, 2 IBS L LUETY, ut the Banner of Light coutinues emon- . A. ey 2 strate that Spiritualism is ahead in that respect. b\ 85 BLUE xls’h.l\& D-AT.. One medium advertises that she-is the earthly agent of the late Dr. Benjamin Rush, and will ‘bring cases to his attention for §2 each: another gradaated o s . AN WIDWEE, in Berlin, gives advice in all femnleis< Ladies wishing W quietly await thoir confine~ eases. uent will be kindly aitended. ANTED—TO RENT—2 OR 3 ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, Or avouucs near Twonty-yoeund st with day board conveniont. Ad- dress O ) 5, Tribdne ofticy. ANTED—TO RENT—WANTED TO Join with small tamily In ronting housa on West or south Side. Advertiaur wants upper tioor. Rofer- ence oxchangod. Address O 14, Trioune otAce. 'W'AN’I‘ED—TO REXNT—A STORE OR room for lizht manufacturing purpuses, RbOUL F)x100._Address, stating terius, O3, Tribune oifice. ANTED—TO RENT—2 OR 8 UNFUR- Dishod rooms within two mlles of Conrt-House, Norgh or West Side preferron. Adgros I8, Tribuno. "ANTED—TO . RENT —~ FURNISHED Toom, with use of kitehen, by married couplo in privato tamily: celitral. - Address G %, ‘tribune. AN'TED—TORENT, TO NEGOTIATE Fin partr owning reai esate borth of Farkiow Wubush-uv. 10 and east of bulid small house, with nbout $ rooms, for gengjenan and wife who will Jense Toraterm of yours. Hest of references furnisbed. o Address F 71, Tribune oRive. ANTED~TO RENT—3 OR 4+ ROOMS for dressmuking on Wabash-uv., north of Elgnteenth-st._ Address O K9, Tribune ofiice. ANTED—TO RENT—GOOD HOUSE and barn for three 10 Hive years: Wost dide, near Mndison-st., or Sourt Side, nesr’wenty-ocond; prefer awner to_deal with. Address 3 West Morroe, "ANTED-TORENT—LARGE HOUSE partly furnished on one of tho avonucs on South Side, where tie owners are willing to sourd in tho house-' Address O D 14 Tribune vzice. "ANTED—TO RENT—-HOUSE FOR A small family; carcful, cash tenunts; must huve sbout 1y regms, und tn pertectrepalr, on Wusatagton, Adams, or Monroe-sts.; no further west then Linc.n. Addrexs 0 H 8, Tribune omice. "ANTED—TO RENT—ON OR BEFORE the 1st of May o furnished house for - mer, either In cify or on Juke su0re, abuut hu! Tidefrom eliy. {or family of Lubr. Nostof necs. e iving pu care Winner, Carrior o: S West Side., "ANTED—TO RENT—A HOUSE OF 8 or U rooms, modern hnvruvem%nu. v North Blde, south of Lincoin Park, Address F 3, Tribune. W ANTED-TO RENT—A HOUSE OR flat of about 1 rooms, sultable for rerenting. Address 0 1) 15, Tribuno othice. Sfer- 3 ¥ ANTED—T0 RENT—IN A PLEAS- ant_locality, two upfurnishod Tooms, except earpets: stato prico. 11 65, Tribuno ottics. ANTED—TO RENT —FURNISHED Mouse South Side; urderate ront: smail family; May 1. _Addrees 5L Tribunc office. ANTED—TO RENT—WELL-LIGHT- ed loft Ifght manufacturing. IL CON VEUSE & C0., 338 Enst L.ako-st. UNFUR- ANTED—TO RENT—AN - niened roow for light housekeeping, by two 7oung Idice, on South ¥ldo; ploase blate terms. O 4i, b S ribuno offive. ANTED—TO RENT—BY 1ST OF Moy, o first-class bouse of not_less than X0 rooms or two Douses ndjelning, with (modern lme vemonts; mus: be In desireble location, el Jak-st. and ihe river und cast of Norih Clark-3t. Aa- druss H 5, Tribune office. W’ANTED——TO RENT—FROM MAY 1, & well-turnished Louse fn good nelzbbog- North or South Side, by 3 gentiemun and hood on wife, Willzive the bighest reforences as to respon- stbility. Address, stating location, size, terns, elc., WS 0. Tox i ANTED—TQ RENT—FOR THREE or four months this summer. a furnjshed oountry house with at leadt six bed-rooms and with unds, must be withtn 25 miles of Chicago, near the five Kuldross H . Tribuno ofice. ANTED—~TO RENT—PARTIES HAV- /. 1og rooms to rent eali and r?h]lel’: N charze surely got tenants. HALL & CO., Hoom G, 116 Wasl ington-st. "ANTED—-TO RENT—BY A GEN- teman, furnished room with breakfast: pri- wyate family: North Side preforred. Address G 9%, Tribuso ofiice. E "ANTED~TO RENT—BY A PROMPT, reful tenant, 2 honve near Douglas-piace for lbfll‘l‘&, Addross P 9, ‘I'ribane obles. bibre} NOrih Blde braferied. Adurevs O 2T Houme: ANTED—TO RENT— TWO UNFUR-¢ ‘nished rooms for a marriod €o3ple without cllidren. address, statinz terms, P8, ‘Iribune ottice. ASTED 10 Es o Tooks 013 SE8 Shulea Shothars o, . dauybler. " Address, siating ters, H &2, Tribune ofice. 197 DEARBORN - AV, — DESIRABLE &4 rurnished rooms, with board. OARD~BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN; Hrst-cluss board und tarnished room on’ South Side, porth Of Sixteenthost. und enst, of St ¢ v'clock dinner. Suste terns, ete. 10 ¥ 35, Wribune. OARD~TWO YOUNG LADIES COM- ing w Mhe cliy to study at the Hershey 3¢hool of Suuislcut Art desire board [0 privato tamily where thoy ‘cun Bnve thelr pluno In their owH F00D; MUst DOt DO 100 tr from the school. Address Mes, SARA HER« SHEY £DDY, Hershey Hall OARD—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE on West Side; must be cavice; suie location of Douse und roows, charges, und references. | Address ¥ 31, Iribune otlice. OARD—AND 2 PLEASANT ROOMS for self, wife, child, and nurse from May 15 10 Uct. Lin or near Konwood or Hydp Park.: Address B 16, Tribune vifice. BOA_KD—WOULI) LIKE (MAY 1) UN- furnished tloor with board for man. wite, and - Cnid; o near duy board; give price, Keforences ex- chanjzed. _Addross ¥ 37, F'rlbune oftics. O0ARD—BY 3 YOUNG GENTLEMEN, roums, with board. In a private fumlly; terars $3 per week. Address U, ‘Tnbune otfice. OARD—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, 153 DEARBORN -AV. — A FRONT yoom and board for gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen. 911 _CLYBOURN-AV., UP-STAIRS—A ~. couple of buarders 1n a private family. 919, BAST OHIOST., —T0 RENI—A &Ld pleasant rovm suitable for two, with board. 9258 EAST ONTARIO-ST., NEAR D i born-av.—T0 rent with board,n ni nished front rooms hot and cold water, bath, ‘)67 ILLINOIS-ST.—PLEASANT ROOM Wwith bourd; also day-bosrders mccommo- duted. 4"1 NORTII LA SALLE-ST.—TO RENT, 1 “with borrd, nicely-furnished front alcove ruum, suitable tor lady orgont or two genis. 697 NORTH CLARK—SOMEYOUNG gentlemon will find a nico furnfshed back o with udjoining bodrgom, in & new marbic-frunt mlulnx opposiie Lincoln Park; also good board at vory reasunuble p FURN. U.Ell) FR‘O;:T ; AL([;O‘VlE , with bourd, In one o e pleasantest lo- Ziioas on. tho North Side. Keferencos oxchanged. Rddress ¥ 21, Tribune ofice. MIAY I-DOARD TN PRIVATE FAM- T roos: contral losaion. Audrass B Y nduits; three roo! Pribune ofiice. N. DEARBORN-AV.. NORTH: OF DI- vision-st—Gentleman and wife having o tine se will take o younz couple to board; no chil- e T othor buariors. - Addross with Teforonces 1 &4, Tribune office. ON NORTIL SIDE—ALCOVE AND' parior sufte, furnished or not, with best of board, 1 most conveniont and desirable’ location: for gen tlemen only. Address.aiving referonces, G 8 Tribune LEASANT ACCOMMODATIONS FOR ainglo lndy or gentlewsn in swali private family prar Lincoln Fare Heferences required. Address . ‘Lribun 3 WO HANDSOME SUITES OF UNFUR- nished rooms in vicinity of Lincotn Park to rent wich bourd. Heudy April &G & Tribune ofiice. laing adfolnmg Grand ~Pacific. Plessant o Sy Tarnaed, S per dar. Meals, At Cluss, 1 per duyar : ROPEAN HOTEL, 52 SHERMAN-ST., Euupwmu ook Island Depot—First-class board, I wokiper week | Dar-board, £ por woek: frant tes reduced to $L.25 perday. . S, '%“;-";‘fl::fin tormerly of Aslanto finml. New York Ly, HOTELS. P BENTON HOUSE — NEW MARBLE ‘with furnished room; state terms. Address U 91, Tribune oftice. THO0ARD_FOR GENT AND SON, FOR use of furniture. Address O %, Tribuse ofice. DN ITATE RO a0y T o8 o Al Foui: Soith Stie: east OF Siate- st. Address U 1u, Tribune office. —BY. A GENTLEMAN AND OfigD DJ}& 735 t0 & » weei; permanent i Intistaciory; 6 u'eluck dinner: South Side preferred. Address U, Tr! & oiire. —FOR GENTLEMAN AND BoAED -0k CESTLEAN, ASD Dorth Side preferred. Address P'3, Tribune otice. TP0ARD—A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A rovm, South 1 Side, t‘lfl‘nlh brmk‘tu: mfl:: , in private tumily; location threo or four :Evsgrsl?fllv’llnk for horse. Heferences given. Address ul D, Tribune oftice. OQARD—AND SUITE OF UNFUR- nlshied rooms for thrwe persons within 18n min- f.es' walk of State und Madison-sts, Most be it class In every particular. ~Address §'8, Tribune. OARD—BY YOUNG MAN AND ol ith board A Fodutro. Addross ¥ B Tribupe vilice. ) ARD—AN] M BY A SINGLE B O R Sidron st Ad- Qress O @, Tribune olice. OARD— WITH UNFURNISHED ms, by 5 Iady =nd dapzbtes in private family, ol o ARy st Addtess 5, Tribun olica. OARD—AND ROOM FOR YOUNG ‘married couple: South Side, not below Tweifth- iz or wouid rent room Without board ina nice pri= vate family, Address P2 Tribung oflice. OARD—BY GENTLEMAN WIFE,AND child, and_rvow iu o Hrst-clnes boarding-house Duar Contenary Church. Would like T turnisn roua if pinco sulied.” Must bo soutn of Mudison-st. Ad- dress U 64, Tribune odice. OARD—FOR T\O CHILDREN,4 AND G oLier chilardin Address I, THbuag OmCD. 0ARD—AND A PLEASANT FRONT i, by kentleman sud wife, on South Side, Tou thof Eigbtecnih-st: private family prefarreds e torma. Address O b & Tribune omcor —FOR GENTLEMAN - AND o';‘lgsl‘)ruwfl .hxmngx‘ ‘3“:‘«umd‘z‘,e3r§fi’n‘.‘.‘”-u"mu Hiceiy-fur e rampe pay. Addresa £ % Tribuns omos.