Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1881, Page 20

zu- THE CHICAGC TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, TAY 1, 1881—TW NTY PAGES. im any intention of with~ 000. But they d land avenue bs In 18 zood condition eday ns it 4 mes Murkbam to C. R! ST. JACOBS OIL. RAILROAD TIME-TABLE, I T A BLE, Ing real estare, acquainted with the lund, and know- ingmany of the osmers, enablex me 1o invest money C. A. Schmidt reports the sale of 2ix115 feet, ‘with brick building, on Lincoln avenue, south of Caroline Terry, two-story und attic dwetling, 24x 40 feet, Leavitt and Churchill strects.to cost clent supply of pure water. ‘The following comparative table on the sewer-- The following fs the total amount of city and suburban transfers within a radiusof seven miles Eltin Special Fust Bxpress. for ST Punl and Minncapolis aregood either via Mt ATl Minniesota iming run via Milwankee. Tickets __P_VEAL ESTATE AND LOANS. RE AL EST ATE deawing froan day obitzition lhu,\"mn,;' have s | wa ‘-; ',‘.‘&'fxx s L“m),ud Ln"-':}x‘y: {:‘1& é,u";fl :?:Jl‘-fim ‘tl..’{?“l‘ll( »ru{.,x:im, Fsut;.rm 2t Fermeey RRIVAL AND DEDAL = e R e MERmATITRSant saue se tho resule 15 Dot o ended i :niedy dereets caused by ed Aprs 03 = I _ DEPAR % _ :‘;u:;lg;“;nm‘““)ucn-ll. It the appraisers have | laying of gas and water pipes. nth streets will, . John W h'L*LlI!um), . 1300 GER"AN MA“K;IE&:;}S;{FX!;I;::&:&..\ _silll:flnllzvzxxxn % jo BOGUE Tenched tho results amnounced U tnctiods (hut | he Sass, e youd twenty yenrs hence, wherens | Surtieif we, 530 fo v GREAT SMpiea ~faturaay " excepte Y exormay § . . inake thoir- decislon n -binding one, the { SUrcots puved at tho sume time they wore with | f.25xL5 ft, mproved. duted April’ 30 : B A ) . S Large Volums of Small Sales | i (iiffivo up 1o its varznin.. 1t hag been | woodert blooks Are. now meroly corduroy rouds. | (0. and C: Lintnoe to- &1bive Stommpy . 1,400 il . REMEDY Chicago & Northwestern Rallway, i supgesiod tiat I cuso the vuluation of S | Saperintendont Tuke, of tio West Divislon | West Tuylorst, 48 ¢ w of Sholto, 3 £ it d For Mups, Time-Cards, Sleeplog-Car accommon 3 —Good Demand for Cen- for the building stands, the bank will seek quar- | Railway, belicves the true policy—consulting | 125 Tt, improved. dated April 39 (Mary pply 2t 62 Clark-sr., Grand Pachic, Brinks 3 - ters elsewhere, and turn. it5 lease over to Mr. | the interests of both the property-owners and | _Henneberry to Henry Weber). coe 4,400 1 . FOR onfee, Paimor Lousé, 75 Canal-st., ind the depprs tral Property. Haverly, to whom, 3 it stands, the building~| the public—is to put down granit - blocks from | Ontario st, s w cor of St. Cluir, n £, 5xi00 H - would b nn nsset, and uot us it {5 to the bank u | curb to curb fn the business portion of the city. | ft. dated April 25 (Enoch F. Burc to 1 I fiH EUMAT[SM B ! finbility. All this Is mero conjecture. Some |"Outside of thut district, on the strects used by | Mary E. Bundy).. 52 .. 9000 | B g "! 4 | aCedar Raplds Express... :: ) pezotiations have boen fiud with this object, | the rallrotds, the spaco between the ralls sbould, | Blue Isjada, o1 {3 /o7 FURSE 0E il NEURALSIA, aCedar Kabios Exbress. o . ‘conclusion has been reached. Mr. Have | be paved with stone—blocks of granit on efther nd 35 of i4x120 ft, dated Apri B WSS y P A s ROOM 5 REAPER BLOCK, Extensive Purchase on the Avenues | oifsin.ies st ho fools Bimgeit nble & owh | Sidbof the rails und Rieely-corbsd bowhlers in | (Chneigs Hust to-altiio Farsin " sooo | B QORI TTRTTI aSloux City & Yaukici : - South of the Fl'ft fi&h two thestres on Monroe streot with profit and | the g(‘emrlo. nl;n l}lur(:l thun s!{'inc};(e! in uep:g hf:flrl.mu‘uirt&a‘a(.‘ 1\:: X‘l‘ n (zfi I‘l“d"fimfi'e . CEHET SCIATICA, e s Mhe e - - . nor four Inches in_ dinmeter, to make'n smoot 4 L dated April 20 (Il F. Holfens 1 K Ntght Express. No. g7 C«lark st., Chicago. u 4 popolanty. surface. Tho blocks next the rils aro neces- | sted to Aumst Lonk 22 | iy LUMBAGD, | 4hes Motaes Doy s peess —_— Street Boulevard, MILLIONS 1IN BUILDINGS TO IF. | &y to prevent wagon wheels from cuttne | West Wushinton st. 535 € & of Bauling, T " - laing 15 S0l backward, but some tiagnifi- | 10Wn and making which uro hurd to get | - n f, 20xI25 Tt, dated April 3 (Thomus i BACKACHE, ubreoport. Itockturd & Bubugis 5 e tio Fiven 1o the care und Fansgement Bullding s s 3 ontol. On some strects, where the beoplo 0b- | _ Burrows to F.'A. Nl eoeeceenss 5000 ) ukiroebors Koekfurd & Dubugus : - of iical Estate. cent enterprises are in the bud. Ono thatls Jeet to cobblestones or granit, the centres could | We Son 8t. 3§ e cor of Honore, u'f, T bMilwaukes Express. “riires yatd nnd Rents collected. Building Enferprises Involving Expendi- | kely to burst futo full eaf this summerisa | o tilled with xrumt mncadam. 5 £t dated April 8) (A. and A. Pagd G- OTT, | livaurcs e ji Intorests o non-residenis earefulle looksd alter. SLEing, Enierprises Tavolving, Expl projeet for the erection of A chub-touse In the | (€ Mayor Hirrison sizn Lo stono ordinance | i Lydin il Faricu B 4,000 SORENESS | Lillimiukes & Groen Hay: I T e - i two of the leading prvement contractors of Chi- | NORTI OF CITY LINUTS WITHIS A RADIUS OF Milwat B tures of Millions Waiting for business part of the city " that will eost, for 1&,’,’;‘ cago will send to Scotland for Hlty sranit-pave- SEVEN MILES OF THE COURTHOUSE. R LA, Ursan thuy & Marnastie, i6 S H K f ot & Co Cheap Bric und building, not o cent less than $L00.00. | et luyers. In Scottish citics trap-block paving | Clybourn av, n w of Fullerton, n e £, 25 el & Stinmenpois Fapress. 15 o . €rio eap orici. Another fine club-house will” be built farther | is (nlnm;mhl)' bllflllllatxls.mogi fl"’"? ‘Eflf” aro no ]"»0, lf:, llu:lll‘:rll;xnr!l (C. W. Fullerton ms CHEST, 555 Pl & Stinneapolls Express. i 3 . . Th office-bulldi are already | muehinnics to be bud in thisline in Chicago wi J. Rosenthal).... JPlerre & Deadwoud Express. ¥ TTD e Panmed . wil sont not Joss . thrco | 45 comperenc, i voryfew I the Hhake” ' | ATV e Kidiion 150 v § SORE THROAT, | iitinncsora £ centint Do i ' 143 u important experiment in street-paving is 1 April 22 (3. E. nn Turner to i b i 3 5l E BR{H\ERB The Old Post-Office Building and | quarters of & million dollars. There | 106 tricd by Sipeclatendent Lake. of iy West | G- SWarel 3 2000 QUINSY, bEvnd du Lac, via Junesvilio. g ] the First National Bank, ure a' few South Side residences that | Division Ruilway. He proposes to luya line of | North Halsted si, m fein Express.. .. e Fir: i 4 can b counted on the fingors to bobut this | grantt or Meii blocks on the sills next the | o 68N IeLn [uccll.dumc;.-\prnfl(l[emy —_— SWELLINGS | abiin Express. g = ¥ i Rl - | ruils Inside the tracks, which will give thom n olfram to A. C. Power). . A i ulgin Expess. gr. Dearborn-st. - summer on which will be lavished about o mill- | (22 (idacion, Betwoen. thoso' two rows of | St of £t of Sub-Tiook 7. Tl of il aEigin Sundsy Bip dd bo countless business ; 5 s S 3 lon dollars. Add to this the countless business | yjncks he proposes to luy maendum,very beavily | field's Aadirion, duted April %5 (J. E. SPRAINS, a—Depot corner of Wolls and Kinzie-sta. LARGE AND SMALL BUYERS. i W Since 185?we have been engaged in the Regular 2 iy 1 210 T M unts | And domestic structures that the growing trudo | and compuetly rolled. ~If this proves noiscless Sheflield to Albert Wisner), e 3,300 “!1 i b—Depot corner of Cauul and Kinzie-ats, REAL ESTATE AGENCY h:\‘r;“altf |:|)zfxnsl::fl)ei‘:;|l§u:;: "of late, ana | 200 population of this clty will demund, and It s durable s willibe lata owallthe et Sids: | inullestnn W ke So g SF sl » fy - (il FROSTED FEET | onicaco, Burlington & Quincy Rallronq, - Ve e 4 C! X ¢ vl f'e v nes. 24x125 t, dated Ap ~ - W Waldo g T 3 y Intno Citxof Chicaen, and have atall wimes for sale | without any boom or the truce of sposulative uc- | B ‘z:’t‘;“l”g{fx‘fi‘h: Hhpescot satoly, shat thn 6 Souts Purk Board hnvo bozun work on | _10'A. Kidoman) e O N ‘} E R‘;i“s it S.',.‘“’;?'fi’é?'fy‘”,ff ligea Face o ‘every kind of Real Property. tvity are keeping the busiuess above that of x e Michignn avenue improvement. Ir SOUTI OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN A RADIUS OF LIty ] Brink's Express Ufice, foot of Indiana-ay, CONRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. e L fall will be alinost unprecedented.. Brick will | work is belug done ut Luke Park pluce. ‘The old SEVEN MILES OF TIE COURT-HOSSE, pt Central Dupat, Cunal und Sixteenthest,poradd e L T ot o | bo choap, und advanced wages will ot check | CUrbsLone Is now bole tuken out wnd the now | o SEVES MILES OF e Wil I TTEeITes | louse, und Casise O published last Sundny of the suleof the north- 1ding, for the t rise fi \wages Isong of | ONC Seton tho true line. In order to make it | TAERAR UV 1D g L . ] b oL ® | cast corner of Wabash avenue and Adams | Dutldimg for the present risein wages is on straight, the curb hns to be set uck toward tho | .30 Tt to Michheun av, with daxtol 2 in & o tat §1.25 some other sules now | 1€ Sigus of our prosperity. Tot-line 5ix feet in some places. It bus been subdivision, duted Apeil 29 (F. W. SCALDS, | ouawasstreator Passenger. street at 81259 a foot, and ¢ ot and F. G. Springer to lHenry W. King).§ 25,000 bNebraskn Express orthenst cornor of A o : 3 L 0y, lock Falisgsteriing Real Estate |t i fa | e i et s e SATALE Ty b G | B Sttt Willel 0 S o : T | e i e o I ot oo Y | A truuk fuctory, to cost £10.000, s belise erect. | €1ded to postuouo the troo-piuntiny tll tall. as Bgundule e 5110 (L of Fort : TOOTH,EAR | iodiuiorbiatebiion Sopd . od st % v N s tato it 4 e f, v 145x175 te, date alkansas Cli; enver Express. s AXD Brand's art-gailery on Wabash avenue for §i8:- %}%‘t&t’f ‘idc'fa'fml‘f '\’&‘u“ e tlw‘.’vllkml.mfilnf "}{:u‘gr' 2‘3;‘,&'?3‘.‘;{,'""\‘-5 'x'fig':\fiinxg?v“nriuflg:x}'fllif gard | Gonaibun 1. Euger o Fanoy F. Hum- HEA !;ZDGHE E\pr:x):r:ilil‘:é:er Passe xere 00), buve been ollered S10,0 for (t, aud do not | siorias high. to Thirty-fitth street completed by Doc. L AlL | o Meloinionr it i 8 ’ bilendota & Ottawa Bxpros O . thiuk it Is cuough. Central busiuess property s | In the bullding pormits of the weel were those | the contracts huve been let. Ald. Bullard has | SQUIB uistad ot, Aprit 16 (G ild 45D b5t. Louls Express... in demand, but ean not easily be found,and con- | tJ- Kecuor, two-story dwelling, 21x33, No. W13 | o plan for extending the boulevard as far as [ P95 It Quigh Abril 16 (@. DiGekiurd & Krowpdit EXpréss . purchase by r. Henry W. Kiog of | 23 Ontario street, $12000; - trust the city W repay thom. Sixty-first st. 191 Nizht Express... 05 i Vabas| two-story and busement brick dwelling, 22x40 | = (; Tssi W Friday opened the | SIXty-firstst, C ACHES. nSnuthesn Paclic Express, H J GOODRICH, Tt i ..2‘.§°”£t?.‘&‘; J:JJZ‘“?,L . feut st Pralie trahing 1 St a1 the bIdS Tor Clowning 1ho Sireats. The lowest biddors P Card Apell (e G and 2.500.| * o Freparstiin m sasth eqoale S Thcnks /s wiire: | o o N » L H i) 3 Chicuzo West Division Railrond Company, for u | e, follow: or the st district, Thomns rk to F. 2 o Prepar 2 2 alCan: X corners of Fifty-sixth strect. The price puld | thrco-story car-shop, S2x125 feet, 44 nd 938 West | Sernas: ot SE0 por s camace dlsirioh. Danjel | FOrty-seventh st w of ok SINPLE aod CuEdr Exlara Tiopedy, A it eaias | Birdecyt & bubuing Expr 51 MAJOR BLOCK. wus $24 10 85 u foor. This property lics 20 | Washinzton street, io cost S2000: to tho same, | Nuna, at $507 por muilo: Afth and ehebth dig- | X121 (¢, dared & oo, | 2% B ampenivy fetlap sufiey of X0 O d. & ieatro ol 1 v feet south of the Fifty-fifth street boulevard, | fory two-story brick barn, % Uy 100 feet, corner | rricrs. Bannon & Moiinet op o per mile: to It I\ Powers) ASonie widkaale o Bave At 4 Daliy. b Daily, oxcept Sunday. and includes 30 feet on Wabash avenue, $X | of Staunton Street and Park avenue, to cost | ot o Eetioen, 7 bor mile: | Forty-seventn s Vallace, s f, i - DIRECTIONS IS ELEVES LANGUAGES. Saturdsy. d Dally, exceot Monday. e 145 LA SALLE-ST.. feet on Michigan, 500 feet on Indiana, aud $13,000; Chicao, Durhtuton & Quiney Railrowd | Shous distriot, Andrew Jacobs, i P ‘il | 24x127 ft, aated April 20 (W. I, Ciratticld S0L0 &Y ALL CRU3GISTS AKD BEALERS IR BEDICINE. i s -~ 2 fect on State street. It is vers well situated, | Company, for two one-story warchouses, 55 by | Thoce bids y iy for work to bo doue {n the to Mary Powers). .. 50O lcago, Milwnukee & St. Paul Rallway, 3 and is 2 most advantageous purchase. 50 and 6:2 by 6 feet, betwecn Harrison and Polic | g fif-fi kida e only 4 ‘;)‘l:ig;u;hur)l“%se e In e Forty-seveath St W oF ¢, 'S T, A. YOGELER & CG. Ggreral Dopoc: Aadison. Caml and Adamey - _The chenpness of proverty north of the | streers, to cost $50,000; H.- Ahrens, for f two- Tith from the streets, At the prices named it ..L\X.‘A 1t, duted April 29 (same to I Baltimore, Md., U.8. A ._Mlgcllu‘%?.nndnnax;g':i Falner House, Grand -, e S a e Sty 115 Froiug populution, and the pros. | story dwelling, 25 by 8 feet, 50 Lincoln streot, to | 4cii) cost about $10,600. Powers). ceonee 50O : . pects of improved transit are giving | cost S5.000: Jonchim Rapheln, for two-story 3 Gordon st, 300"t w of Mirshail, n 1, Fx TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE. Leave. L it o S.000: o RS 126 fe, dated April, 10 (W. T, DeLuce & TE AN 3 new life to real estato ulong tho | Gwelling, 51 b Toor, 019 West. Eighteonth = 2% ft, dated April 10 (W. T. DeLuce to Iliies BaiE 13 ¥ ukee Fast Mail. am| First:class Bustness, esidence, Manufscturing,aud | Northwestern Iond. James ¥, Keeney has | street, to cost §1.500; B. G. Wheelor, two-story WATER AND SEWERS. A. Hansenmn) B 2 Mitwaukee & Waukeshn FBxprors. Do Acre Property represented. tsolicited | DOUSHL through E. S. Dreyer & Co., of P. L. | qwelling and store, 16 Quiney street, to cost [ “Ald. Burley submitted a resolution at thelast | WEST OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN A RADITS OF ¥ Milwnukee, St. Paul & Minne-§ am Theauuudusgrcabiial seaklng invasment 5o Toubey and wife, sixty-tive ncres in the N. W. u0; J. Pearsons to put a mansurd root 21 by ) meeting of the Common Councli, which was re- ILES OF THE COURT-HOUSE. \s apolls Exi 1 pm] Expert in Real Estute Valgatons. 13708 See 31, 31, 13, Tronting Ridme av u mecting of tho C oracll, Green Bug, Mensslue, 4nd Ap-{ am St Tadien bowniduty et Sopers barifor | teet on u building corncy, of Madison wnl | forreq to tho Committes on Firo and Water, In | Moffutt st, 24 fte of Sexmour Dloton Expross traing. o B A ULRICH £2.000. 'This propérty will ut onco be subdivided | Schmidt, to erect a two-story dwelling 22 by 55 | Which the Legislaturo of the State is requested Milwaukee. Mualson, PG du L et e ’ and improved. = feet, Hubbard, near Pauling, to cost £3.000: | to submit to the peoploof the Statean amend- /r $tevens Pointund Ashland s pm REAL-ESTATE DEALER, ‘lEI!A hc'nhlmm)gnn?“s bsohll_ for I'n.l:mlncg- 3{;123 Aunc Sullivan, for a one-story’ dwelling, 22 by | ment to the Constitution of the State suthoriz- | ~ 134 ft, dnted Mppwagkoe, Mudisin, wid Prsi il Room 7, 108 and 110 Dearbomn-st. Borthoust corher of ThIFty-Gt atecct und | & ancp, Pk, WArly-eighth strech, fo oSt | jug tho City of Chicago to lssue 0000 of | Heary Hocpe) - piborizvilie fcona S Hydo Lark Iroverts s epotlolty. | Fifteen rests’ | Groveland Park avenue for $0.00 cash. The ot | haseniont, and attie dweilings, 20 by G fegt | bonds of tho Clty of Chieago for the purpose of SATATY PE R AeBeik N Dubuique & Cednr HARHA EXpress| 100 mt yesidence inlzde v'ark engured in buving 15 50595, cuch, State strect, neur Scott. to cosi $45,000: | extending its water-works and obtalning a sufti- SUMMARY TOR, TIIE WEEK. A 8 "T*E VE Eliin & Kirkluud Payncor atiy)| 9.0 p m AYA\ N e A BOSIX g PROPEINTY. Centre strect, southwest front, for 2800 cash: | s2000:'3: F. Wollensak: for n five-sory and " Mavine boaaoheaged I s for Kamern capl- | als0 cotiAgG And 1ot on IKendall Srcot, SOUth Of | Devonicut acbre, Saca oer i Ly rordet 8 | ageof tho cities namod is of Interust. Itshows | of the Court-FHouse filed for record during the Prepare: tropieal 120n wad L'rairic du Chlon or via La Crosst & Wincey. .- taliste 10 procure for them Hrat-class business prop- | Polk, for $1.600 cash. cost $15,000; H.Thorn for two-stors basement | that the City of Chicugo, fourth on the list us re- | Weck ending Saturday, April 30: 4 feuits aad plants, erty n Chicazo. 1 thoroughly lgrutlfinwd;?j! g{;;: W. P’ Larkin bas sold, at Humboldt Park. four | and attie dwelling, 24x64 feet, 45 North Wells gards populution, und seventh AS regards age, Laocation. - Sales, Amount. . Chicago & Alton. A e B roid several “and Dlooks ad know the | lots on North aveaue, {ronting tha Park, for | sireet,to. cost $4000: F, Korifk for, two-story | Socupios the Nt piace. 1o linext Feer of sowers, | City sues. W8T s Talon Depot N bius soruer Madiang 418 Conlt Gwnershipand valnes of nearly all of it 1have sev- | S3400, one house and lot for $1700, one bouse | gnd basement dwelliug, 30 feet, 1+ Newberry | nue, finished and in use, por head of populntion: | North of city iimits. ! : ?fiwin';.,fifiul_qx_ 'rh:kev. Ofilce‘s."rl:;!fie -ufi’{,nm eral fair pleces now to sell, paying abouy 7 percent | and lot for $1200. two lots for $1,000, three lots | yvenue, to cost $3,80); Cribben & Sexton for a = - = | South of city limits. S e é’S an 05 Clark-st., Grand Pacitic Tintel, 504 Palmer iae net.Money to loan on real estute security. for %0, one lot for 8700, two lots for $800, and | rive-story and basementstore and foundry, 10)x = - D lsa West of city limits, = A 2 one ot for S’\l\z&m Bave sold for cash tho prem- | 120 feCk Etle. sreer, near Kingsbury, o tast g 82 2 183 A I ye Rscslind] rittin & DS , - | $25,000; M. Johnson to e three-story, buase- o = - e otal.. - 3 ty.Denv's ] I ixes No, 27 West Madison street, thicty feetwith | ment, xna attic dwelling, x50 foot, 294 Caicago | - 5 | 85 135 |5g3 | ol provious week 14 g reea 5/5 ID re fifl}' ATI0Y | eniscynenss, s frame improvements, for $7,U0); the premises | pyenue. to cost £6,700; A. Anderson for # two- 1. 1 ® &3 2239 Kansas Clty,Santa Fé, New Slex. o230 West Luke street, thirty feet, with frame | seory store and dwelling, 20x30 fect, No. 3243 ( Cibes, Dec. 31, 18%0. | & | B2 < {55 | HIGIER RENTS OVERDONE IN NEW . iep Antzond.ccuiitiiiy Fust Ex fmprovemeuts, for §4,530; No. 6% West Madison | Ashland nvenue, to cost §1,600: George licich: g | s Y e L i /i ]%g Wg}//d SHobiin & Sow Grleans Bepress., - street, twenty feet, with two-story frame house, | oid fora four-story aud ement brick and a =5 & S £ St Louis, Springtield & Texns, On Chicago Real Estate in sums of $1,000 | for $.40; No. J6 Waluur_street, two-story | stone front store and dwelling. 20x100 £ 0. g i =2 | Landlordsin New York, as well asin Chicago, - = Peorin, Keokuk, & Bur- | . v 179 West Madison strect, 1o cost $12,000; John P 3 Z37 | bave overdone the business of advancing rems. [ FOR CONSTIPATION, RBIL- linton Fast Express. s Chenva {rame house aud .lat, for cottywe and lot Pekin & Peoria Ex. viaJoliet. 0 $100,000, at lowest rates. kuown as No. 62 Gurley street for $1500: cot- | Kummaerto put up & three-story and basement | ork 5 . 2 t No. 603 Erfe street $1.400; cot- e §f 237 303 | New York, 20,401} 1,208,577/45.70] 1.69 | The New York Herall states that the landlords . Swreator, Lacon, Washinzi'n E» HENRY WALLER, JR., Tafe und ot No. 19 Asmios street Tor SLioh n | Rogiestore and (eelling, S5 feet, No. 5 | N Yok a2am| S699/10:23 1325 | buve been compelled to recede from partot the | IO USNESS, HEADACHE, | SSif<osmn Ve s 97 Dearborn-st. lots with cottuge, ut South Englewood, for §1,200; | ~The -following building permits were {ssued | Brooklyn. 280 | advance demanded. Theze is room to spare for o % & t five lgts °“53"','§‘;”"§§";&{,“"‘ betweeu l;l!«;uny Gearge d\\'. Cabl, to ercer a four- %Zlcl%o. 3:3t | 3,00 more families in tac hundreds of buildings INDISPOSITION,-AND ALL Tilinots Central Ralironid. aud Hoyne streets, 90 each; three lots on ment, #nd attic storc and tints, 8 by | Boston, i detayed by the long, hard winter, but soon to be - Dapot foot of Lake-st. and foot of Twenty-second-4t. * Mone (o] Loan Twenty-lirst street, near Oakley, at $1% cach: t, 530 to W3 State street, to cost £40,000; L, | St Loui 3.04 ax o long, ter b obo MENTS NGF T R kat Gatees: 1oy, TARGOIphose, near Clath, Grasd © Y four lots on Twenticth street, between Leavitt | 13, Dixon, two two-story, basemeut, gnd atele | §.‘,’L°i!';'.'m g;;g gflc&"g&nffl-}’:h&{,,.‘Xemn‘u;l:erfifi’u?x’.'n":rrimgr“.:'r'o AILMENTS ARISING FROM Facitic tHotel, and Palmer Houle. s ».‘ ¥ s ! v IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT UPON . IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, AT SIX PER CENT. A Special Fund in hand to loan at 7 per cent without commission or charge for ex- amination of abstract. WM. V. JACOBS, 700 Dearbora-st. (Basemenc). A. LOEB'& BRO. Noney Loaned on Real Estae, 129 & 131 La Salle-st. GRIFFIN & DWIGHT, WEST SIDE Real Estate and Loan Brokers, - Cor. Washington and Halsted-sts. HUTCHINSON BROS, .REAL ESTATE DEALERS LOAN é-RnOKERS, 110 Dearborn-st., Room 15, Chicago: E. S. DREYER & CO,, _ -~ BANKERS, . LOANS AND REAL ESTATE, © 7 .. 88 Washington-st.,, Chicago. BAIRD & BRADLEY, Loan, Rea Fstate, & Renting Agency, No. go La Salle-st. CHIGAGO REAL ESTATE (AL BOARD MONTHLY SALES AT AUCTION. CHANDLER & CO., Trustees. W. K. NIXON; Manager. 116 & 118 Dearborn-st. CHANDLER & CO,, Mortgage Bankers, LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. NO. 72 DEARBORN-ST. FRANCIS B. PEABODY & CO. LOANS UPON REAL ESTATE, Interest rate, i per cent. AGENTS YOIt SALE- OF REAL ESTATE. 174 Dearbom-st. Chas. A. Schmidt, Loan, Real Ftate, & Renting Ageney, 46 SOUTH CLARK.ST., Carver Bullding, matn fioor, CHICAGO. HOUSE-CLEANING. P For The Chicago Trilnne. ‘The birds, the buds, tho grass, once more Proclaim the reign of Winter o'er; But trouble comes, unrelt before. Our housewives now, with broums and pails, Scour through the house like Northern gales: Afan's piteous protest naught avails, The kitcben floor ’s & sudsy sea: “Throwsh open doors the winds blow rree; Naught, naught of comfort man can sec. Devoid of sash the windows yawn; The plctures from the walls tre gone: The household fairies huve withdrawn. ‘The children vainly ery for bread; ‘They're sternly t0ld 10 shut their head, Or cutfed, or spanked, and sent to bed. 3fuu finds the slop-pail on the stairs, And tucks points upward in the chatrs; 1n pain and wruth be, rising, swears. With hair unkempt his wife appears, Her red hands shedding soapy 1ears, 4 Lot tlush mantling ebewks und ears, Her sleeves above ber elbows rulled, Her skirts pinned back in amplo fol ‘To face bier wrath, needs spirit‘bold. The fire of battle in her eye 1ids that wuch-injured husband fly Nor dare her anger 1o defy, And, lest dire vengeance he excite, Coune back no more till shades of night Shull hide that cbaos from his sight. "Tis thus Disorder, Gorron Queen, Tnvades man’s home each Springtime sreen, TFills day. with wo., brings nightmnre dreams, And gives no peace till all is cican. Maywoon, Il N. A. BARRETT. —————— ", All monthly prostration and suffering by ladies g’l avoided by using Hop Bitters a few days in vance, aod Oakley, at &400 each. In their renting de- partment the demand for houses is etill greater than the supply, this firm having made, since the middle of March, nearly 7 leuses. J. C. Magill & Co. have made the following sales: 60 feet on West Washington strect, 45 feet west of Hoyne avenue, on which two cle- gunt residences will at once be erected; 30 feet ou Wentworth avenue, near Fifty-ninth street, ‘west front, §1,00; 20 feet on Adnws street, §0 feet cast of Clinton, south front, $5, cashs also (two months since) the adjoini ner of Adams and Clinton streets, & b, $25,000, sl casb. The two last picees, hav frontage of 100 feet on Ada trect and 179 on Clinton strect, were bought by the firm ot Blake, Shaw & Co., the proprietors of the Dake buker- ies, who will at_once crect an jmmense estab- lishmeat, their business having outgrown the' room rnd facilities of their large bakeries on Clinton, near RRundolph, and Clurk, near Adamis, ‘The, lutter will be greatly enlarged and devoted to certain branches of thelr bustuess. ‘I'he new building will be a_model in its way, and contain everything possible in its line conducive to per- fecfitlm In their business. It will be without an equal. Edward Goodridge & Co. sold for H. Wanzo- man, Esq., building und Lot 42, Block 7. Rohbins’ Subdivision, S15: also for C. Hancock, Esq., house and lot 101 Flournoy street, $1,800. The May sule of the lteal-Estate Call Bosard will take place on Wednesday next, May 4, at which time the managers will olfer it large see- tion'of properts of all deseriptions, and all of whllnh is o their opinion below its real market value. Receiver Jackson, of the Third National Bank, has been offered and has refused 312,000 for the 100 seres of land owued by that bank along the soutbern boundary of the Lake Purk. In the snles of the weok were 24 9-10x160 on Michigan nvenue, morth of Twenty-fourth street, F15.0003 1 on Michigan avenue, outhwest corner of Fourteenth street, $24,100: x171 on Michigan avenue, south of Four- teenth street, 21305 61X182 on Wabash avenue, pear Sixtecuth strect, S$14.200: 141x3% on Hyde Park avenue, nurth of Forty-sixth street, $15,- 000; 54X168 o Wubash avenue, north of Twenty- sixth street, improved, $13,000: 26%x121 on Wa- bash avenue. south of Madison street. $26,500; 35%X)21 on Wabash avenue, adjomng above, v 12X50 feet in rear, SRH0; T3 2-10x121 on WestJackson street, southwest corner of Lin- coln. $6.050: 50x17¢ on Wabash _avenue, uorth of ‘Thirty-fourth street. $13.000; 24!3x%) on Thirty- second street, southeast corner of Vernon ave- nue, 26,000; 205 x1%5, improved, on Forest nue, between ‘Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth, £5,000; 25x132 on West Congress, west of Latlin, 1mproved, $8,000; 25x135, improved, on Indiana aveunue, south of Thirty-first street, $ 189 on West Adaims, east of Clinton, feet, impraved, on West Washington Street, cust of Ogden avenue, $8,400;_2ix116 on West Madi- son, east of Sheldon, 20x125 on South Sangumon, north of Washington, improved, FL000; 21:x100 on West Tweltth street, north- east corner of Cunal, §5,200; 2xis8!Z, im- proved, on West Adums, east of Ashland avenue, £12500; trinngle of MIXMIXIIT 4-10 ou Ciybourn = avemie, southeast corner of North Halsted, $12,893: 50x130, improved, on Wicker Park street, west of E: proved, $6.350; 48x1222 on Wes nie, northeast corner of Chase, $5.000; 26x180 on Ashland avenue, west of Van Buren street, £5,2003 18114 on State strect, south of Thirty- street; $12,000; 27x150, fmproved, on North Franklfn street, north of Mcnomince, & Y7 Blue Isiand avenue, $6,000; 172 land avenue, £6,000; 25x10 on Sedgwi southwest corner of Connors, $9,000; Lake Park avenue,” morth of tirst street, $8,500: ) 1 street, east of Ada, $5,000: 25x192 on_ M igan avenue, south of Sixteenth streer, 311, 22 by &, on the northiwest corner of Aunms fnd La Salle, $3.000: 150 by 1W. on Eric, east of Kingsbury, $9,000; 75 710 by 124,00 Park avenue, southeust corner of Hoyne, $5,00; 1% by North Clark, southwest corner of Eugenie, $9.000; 20 by 189, on Adams, cast.of Clinton. $5.405; 33 ueres on Forty-fifth street, southeast corner of Wood, S5.70. Io the real-esiate transfers reported fn Tae TIIBENE of Thursday the salo of u lot fronting enst, 2Z5x102 - 10 feet, by the State Snvings Insti- tution, should bave rend Wabash instend of Michigan avenue, us priuted. To present a cor-: rect stutement of the trunsferit should be stated that the lot is & 7-10 fect south of Sixteeuth street, on the west side of tho street, and that the consideration was $11, Thirty- 0x100 on Washington LEASE OF THE OLD ROST-OFFICE. Something like o hitch has shown itself in the arrangement between the Board of Education and the First National Bauk for the leaseof the Haverly Theatre, or oid Post-Office property. ‘The appraisers appoluted to value the property bave fixed that of tho land at $1L,500 a foot for tho Dearborn strect frout, or $3H6500 for the whole lot, and that of the building at the extortionate firure of §45,000. Asthe buildmg covers but two-thirds of the aren of the lot, it is in tact an incumbrance for the bank, which would, if itused the present structure, lose e benefit of one-third the sum ivspent for the Jand. At their Iast mecting, the Board of Educstion reccived a communication from President Nickerson, of the First National Bank, proposing to buy the walls and all im- provements which shall remain after the re- moval by Mr. Haverly of whatever he is entitled .totake for the sum of $15,030 cush.and simul- taneously therewith to enter into a Satisfuctory bond to remove the old walls, and erect in the place thereof a modern first-clnss bullding, to cost not less than $300,000. The Bourd refected the offer. The bauk officers are informed that to remove the present structure they would have to puy $3.500, besides giving the contractor all the material in the bullding. Thes expected the appraised value of the land would not be more than $250,= stone-front dwellings, 50 by 67 and 57 feet re- spectively, 3228 and 3210 Wabush avenue, to cost §14,000; City of Chicago, rour-story and buse- ment School-bouse, 8 by 8¢ feet, 1269 to 1259 West Juckson street, to cost $10,00). f A curiosity in bullding in New York is”to be seeu in Eighty-sixth street, where a builder is vutting up some houses on u new plau: they will be the smallest ever erccted n that cley. They face, foreizn fashion. on u minlature court-yard, and the outer walls will give on tho streets. They will bo complete for housekeep- ing. perfect litsle nests, bewg only twelve feet broud by twenty deep. - By this coutrivance the owner will contrive to pack about fifty fumilies in a space comfortably large enough for about twelve. They sny these toy houses will bo the prettiest ever erected in New York. In striking contrast to those houscs will be a flst_house to Le buflt in Twenty-third street at a cost of $530- 090, It will be seven stories high, 135 feet brond, and 889-16 feet deep. Theore will be six fumilies on & floor, or forty-two familes fn all. BETTER TRANSIT, The north shore rapid transit scheme is telther dead nor sleeping, but s belng quictly developed by its promoters, who are armnging matters of great importauce that will be made public in due time. Work began last Monday on'sa new suburban dummy road between Chicago and Maywood. Two grangs of truck-layers are employed. one laying to the westand the other to the cust of Austin. The road will run from theJockey Club Park to Maywood, and will be completed by May 15. Carswill be run every half-hour, and the fare will be 10 cents. Another corporation has appearcd as the would-be constructor of a belt line around Chi- cago. It is the Chicago Belt-Line Ruilroad, Mr. Milton Weston, general manager. The Com- pany has issued a prospectus, but hes not yet orgranized. It proposes ** to take exclusive con- trol of all through freight, from the moment it is defivered tothe Chicago Belt Line until it is transterred 1o the connecting line fn whose care it is consigned.” To this end a liueof road of four s o steel will bend around Chicugo, beginning at a convenient pofnt at South Chi- cayo and cnding at Lake View. The line will be thirry miles long, and will require the expendi- tureof not less thun §4,000,000. STREETS AND PAVEMENTS. The Committec-on Streets and Alleys, South, will meet to-morrow at 2 to talk over the vaeu- ton of La Sulle street for the new Bouard of Trade. The Journat says: The pavers transferring a portion of the Scott property on Juckson strect tothe Board of Trnde for its new building have been signed.. All tho formulities tor closing La Sulle street bave not been compieted, but 1T 15 hoped that the Street and Alley Committee will sttlc the question be- fore It at the Monday ufternoon meeting. Prop- erty in that neighborbood is_still on 1he bootw. Owners of desirable lots fully block away have been offered an ndvance of $500 & front foot over the highest price ever known to huve been paid for property in that vicinity prior to the an- nouncement of the Intentions of the Bonrd of Trade. and bave refused the olfer. The price offered was 31,100 ® The Commissioner of Public Works has been directed by the Cominon Council to confer wi President Jones, of the West Side Railway Coun- pany,asto the use of the Washington street wnel to relieve the Madison street bridge. A ble roud through tho tunuel is one of the sug- stions to be considered. 1t i3 proposed to open Indiana avenue, from Fourteenth street to Park row. Superin- tendent Jetfery, of the 1linols Central, says His Compuny wilt build a_brick wall to protect rho streets. He also suays the Company futend 1o make an utteactive Spotund ereet i neat pas- senger depot at the foor of Sixtcenth street some time this year. Onand after Monday tho Compuny will run twenty-three suburbun truins 4 duy esch way, und will soon bave to run them fifzeen minutes apurt allduy long, aud oue hour apurt durinr the nizht, to necommodate tho in- creusing tide of suburban travel. The Company is willing to move its tracks, It it could, to aid in mgiking # beautiful drive along the lake shor The granit quarries of Montello, Wis., furnis! astone thut the South Side Railrond Compuny consider good enough to luy between their tracks. Ttis quarried in blocks about six Inches wide and seven inches thick. The planis to iny the stoues aliout huif an inch upart, the in- terstices ta be filled with tar, und 2 light top- dressing of wravel 1o be superimposed. Mayor Harrison, and Commissioner Waller both think well of it, Mayor Harzison In conversation with a Trru- UNE Feporter guve a full explanution of his Views about what Chicago pavement shonld be. He thinks the *'stone™ ordinance is the first step tho city hus ever taken in the right dircetfon.” It places sixteen fect of every street where there Is a railway track dfrectly under the control of the Cosmis- sioner of Public. Works. The city railvoad Presidents have come to tne couclusion that cobblestoue I not w proper puvement tor the heart of the city. On the outside streets tho presentintention is to put down a solid block immediately inside and just outside of the rails, filling the spuce between with ruther smull cob- blestones ar mucadun well rolled. The noise made by 1 borse in trotting on a stone pavement. iSnot uS grest us that on our asphalt. Tho Muyor suys he has tested the two pavements— wouden blocks und stone—in the lust cighteen menths for driving. In both summer and winter be candrive u horse with more safety on Van Buren street thau on adison, where the wood- €n blocks ure Somewhat worih. And on horse- baek e tinds he can trot over cobblestones, but it would be dungerous to do it on a wooden pavement out of repair. The Mayor thinks the absolute control of street-paving should be put into the hands of the Commissioner of Public Works. Maygor Harrison regards West Jackson street a8 the best paved one in the city. the frost not having affected the macadam inthe least. Ash- i Sixteen bundred and eighty-three wiles of street-cleaning was_done in Chicago during the year 18, distributed as follows: In the South Division, 434 miles: West Division, 463 mtles; North Diviston, 259 miles. The cost per mile for this work was £6.50. - Two hundred and seventy-one street catch- braing and 554 ‘man-holes were constructed in Chicago during the pust yenr. Nearly fifteen miles of sewerge wero built In ;lh(svclly during the year 1880, af u cost of $175,~ STRATGITENING THE RIVER. ‘The proposals of the Western Indiana and Mr. Robert Law about the wldening of the river at Eirhteenth street have been favorably consid~ ercd by tho Common Council Committee on Harbors and Bridges, which recommend that tho Mayor and the Commissioner of Public Works be cimpowercd to enter luto such negotia tions and contracts s will cause the Chicago River to be made straighter than itnow i3 hnmediately south of Elghteenth street, provided that the samie shall be done without expense to the city, and the Mayor und Councilmien arc to be eni- powered to fnelude in tho proposed nezouations und arrangement, the lease of Mx110 feet of the street-end, next'to the river, of Nineteenth street, for the tern of twenty-five years, the lease 'to b6 o part of the consideration for stralghtening the river. SATURDAY’S TRANSFERS. The following instruments were filed for rec- ord Saturday, April 30; CITY PROPERTY. North Green £t, 70 ft n of Fulton, w f, 30x dated April 25 (F. B. Dexter foC. $ 1,50 . Mursh)... ¥ Sved Ashland av, between Monroe and Adams sts. w £, 195 X150 ft, improved, duted April 20 (Thomas Burrows to Tryphosa M. Brown) . 10,500 Louisy st, 20 th, e f, 5 i pril 29 (F. Welis fo E. Poterson)eeeceseeeseess. . 300 Rush st, n @ cor of Ok, w T, 3815 ft to alley, improved. dated April ) John J. Thiclen to Jacob 13, Thielen) . 8,000 Bloow st, 274 ft $ of Thirty x 15 1, dwted April 20 (. C. Priceto Thomas Piper)... . 450 Pitnoy st, 20 (¢ s of Archer av, w f, 34xi00 1, dated Sept. 8, 185) (F. Burger toJ. Burger) ....... . 1,000 ‘Webster av, 169 £ ¢ of Orebard st, n f, 34 X145 ft, dated Mareh 19 (W, P. Richards 7o M. Widdicombe). 2 L. 1,000 Onk st, 310 ft ¢ of Itush, s f, Wxii§ ft, i< proved, dated Aprit 2 (Jobn Winant to Patrick Hogan) 3,000 Winchester st, 155 fi 8 of Monroe, ¢ [, 310x125 ft, improved, dated April 20 (W. H. Grumlcy to Daniel . Helin).. Westers av, 741t n of Hubbird st, ¢ 184X ft, dated April 28 (John Joh to' Martha M. Anderson). x125 ft, fmproved, dated Apri . I, and M. W. Cauning to Fra C. Osborn). 5,000 West HarriSon St, $ W COFner of 5. n £, GIXI00 ft, dated April 26 (A, A, an W. B. Davidson to J. D. Sutl _ 3,000 Maxwell st 4915 w of Morgon, s 1, 255 ft, duted April20 (Mary Stevens to Albert Suick). 1,000 ‘West Hurrison st, 69 ftw of Robey, n f, 24x100 ft, dated April 23 (E. A, and W, Maypole to J. J. Maypole] as 05 ‘West Congress st, between Hoyne and cenvitt, n t, 19 9-10x135 £t, dated April (L. H. Lawrence to George Moss) ... 3,500 Forest v, near Thirty-fourth §t, ¢ £, 3ix 12 ft, improved, duted April 31 (Wili- i E. Ml to Osear I. Ward), 7,000 Prewises No. 7Moore-st, duted Apri (cstate of A. Gutton to M..Cronin) 1,200 North State-st, s w_cor Sehiller, o ,112x - 108%; It, dated April 2) (Lambert Erpeld- ing w Sophia Durthiolomit. 11,000 State-st, 40 11§ of Juckson, w 1, $Uxiii 7, dated April 20 (C. L. und E. B. Tuttle to Jobu D. Jenuings) 40,000 n ¢ 5x124 ft. duted April 22 (J. F. C t0 Jacob Kol . 600 Twenty-tifth-st, 203 £t ¢ of Portlund- f, 25X121 11, dated April 22 (J. toJumes Chum).... 600 Kossuth-st, 277 Tt e of Portlund-av, s f, X124 ft, dated Apri) 22 (J. F. Coons to A, Kremer).. 600 Kossuth-st, adjoining ubove, s f, 25x124, dated April F. Coons to G. Karow). 600 Wentworth-pv, 258 ft n of Thirticth-st, w 1, 120 e, dated Aug. 24, 1880 (Charles J. Jorn to K. Urban.. s oeseeeeone 3500 ‘Webster av, s e cor Bissell st. n f, 24x125 ft, ditted April 30 (Johu Foulerton to M. J Breelbill), . 1,100 Frement st, 500 ft. L X125 {t, improved, dated April’ 29 (B Hempsteud to A. und J. Finkl). Paric iy, 98 £f w of Leavitt st.s T, 1t, duted April 29 (A. and G. B. Cornell to William B. Cantield). . ‘West ‘Twentieth st, 176 £t w of roop, & f, 25x128 1t, dated April 30 (C. J. and 5. B! Willlams to J. Junotw)... ¢ West Twentieth st, 130 ftw of hroop, 81, 25xI2 {1, dated April®) (same to Frank Beca). i Slonu st, 100 £t ¢ of Nobl, s, ¥ 23xi28 1, improved, dated April 0 (P. J. Thompson to F. and M. Ignowski)...... Prairic uv, 32n of Twenty-ninth st, w £, SIX1TT ft, dated April 30 (Benjamin ) _Hutcliinson to George W. Henry . North Carpenter st, 110 ft § of West Obio, T, S0x116 ¢, improved. dutea April 28 (Jm’nes D. C. Whitney to William John- Dearbon n¥, $0 ft 1 of Chicazo. ft, dated ‘April 27 (Edward W, Fanuy B. Rhodes)...... Napoleon place, 74 ft wof. av, 25x124 {t, improvea, dated "April s0 2,150 8,480 4230 incomplete, and of the 417 permits for new buildings that bave been granted by tho Bureau of Buildings this year work hus beea begun above the foundittions on probably 3. Fifty-ninth street, cast of Third avemre. tho ity bad. alreads been built in compnet blocks. —Above Fifty-ninth street the builders are rapidly filling all the vacant lots. Tho increase upon bouse rents demanded in February runged from 15 to 2) per cent, necord- ing tosftuntion. The pretensions of owners of Bouses huve bees uncommonly high. With pe le beginning to look across Brookiyn Bridee, andjords huve not been able to keep puce with the advauce of uniuiproved real estute {n upper New York. For u thme the ndvance in rents was conceded in the heurt of the city; but for three weeks prst the demund has fallen off, and within 2 week owners who have been holding their houses for worc money have backed down, and glreu orders to rent fn some cases ut lust year's prices. IN SAN FRANCISCO. In San Franclsco, the Bulletin suys: While sales are less numerous there fs littie perceptible difference in the reatly legitimate inguiry. In busy seasous thore is a inir share of curiosity-seel whose investigations never reach setusl business. OF this particulur branch of questionnble custom, dealers are at the mo- ment entirely rid. Taking u retrospeetive zlance for six moaths, the present situation certainly affords erounds for congratulation. Many forced sales have oceurred within this perlod, and the market has borne up well considering all tho surroundings, Nu great things were ac- complished in nny of the wencral divisions of trade, while real estate has certainly made recozd that will bear tavorable comparisun. Trade would surely be more nctive and more frec were it not that bolders have at I been made to understend that there are worse things in this world to own thiu a piece of unin- cumbered metropolitun nm!mrl)'. ‘There is a tolerubly good mmount of building woing vu, und the fuct is the more cncourazing beciuse opera- tions are not confinted to any purticular locality, Another feature of congratuiation is found in the knowledge that about one-haif of the bouses now Iu conrse of construction areto be accupicd by the parties who arc bulding them. The homestead manfais n good disease to have, and its prevaleace catnot bo too senerual. FARGO. Fargo, in Dakota, 13 a good instance of the growth of Western cities. A yesr 250 perbups it held a legitimate population of 1,700 or 1,899; to-day it can'show something over 4,000, and to this must be added the population of Moorhead, on the Minnesota side of the river. just ucross the bridige,—say 2,00 more. It is gzrowing right up Into a rezulur city, and one cau sec it grow day by day.” At lenst seventy-five new build- ings, * including many pusiness-blocks. are going up at the present time,and therc are twiee as muny more to be staried within the coming two weelks. Renl estate bns advanced 200 per cent within a few weeks, and localitics considered remote to-duy may cateh the boomn TO-MOTTOW. - BAKRING POWDER. .. Tickets to and from the principal k . Europe und America at lowest rates, all poliity ut apecial rates. AN OBSTRUCTED STATE OF THE SYSTEM. Ladies and children, and those who dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines tc St. Louls & Texas Express.. St Louls & Texas Fast Line. ePeoria. Burlington & Keokul Pontlac & Chaisworth Expres: Duhugue & Dubuque X Sioux City Expres: air0 & New Orfeans Expre utsworth Express.. hinun Pass vnx City Fvpress,. secure cathartic action, are especially pleased with its agreeable qualities. Try It once, and you will esteem it highly as & zafe, pleasant, and eflective remed Packed in bronzed tin boxes only, Price, 25 cents. Large boxes, 60 cents. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Union_Depot, State and Tiwelfth- b—0n Sttarday night 1o Gliman only. ¢—On Saturday night runs to Peoria only. Wabash, St. Louls <& Paclfic Katiway. A State-st, cars run to the Depot. und Wentworib within one biock. Ticke: Ofices, $5 So Palmer House, and Grand Pacitic Hotel. Louis, Kansas City. and Peorla, Parlor Day Coaches, With vevalvine ehuirs. Chichcn 1o St Louts, and for clining-Chalr S Depot, 100t of .zke-st. and foot uf T'wenty-secand ia, Burlinzton & i % Dekin Special. Dai 7. 3 NoTE—Pullnan Sleening-Cars from Chicazo toSt. eepinz-Cars Chicazs to 1lannibal and Kunsas City. No chunzo of Day Coaches Chicazelo RUPTURE CURED. St Louis 57 Kansas Cltr. A Michigan Central Ralirond. slcket Office. Ti:-st., southeast corner of ltan~ dolph, Grund Pacitle Hotel. nd at Palmer House. RU " experience in_ecuring Rupure. Manufucturer of the Common-Sense Truss, adopted by the U.S. Government ny the best: Alsg Elustic Stockmgs: Tooms loeat ; Mall (via Maln and Air Line] Nes Erand Rapids & Mustegon Mail. Grand Kapids & aGrand Rapids & Muskeron Ex.. | Lenve..| Amiv York & Boston Ex... st Express. .. Loaky Kpress PROFESSIONAL. DR. PEIRO, Desotes, as for years past, exclusive attention to @ On Sundays this tratn leaves at Chiengo, Rock Islaad & Pacle Rallroac. * Depot. comner of Van Suren and Sherman-sis. Tieket Oifices s herman House, Palmer touse, 5 Cinrk: Grand Pacific 1iotel, and 35 Canal, corner Madison. the Liomeopathic treutment of CATARRH, THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES. Offices, S Madison-st. (opp. dcVickers. Theat Hours, 910 4. eacn. GENUINE GERMAN CARARIES. | Daven) ] Councll Rlutfs Fost Expross.. Kunsas City, Leavenworth & cliison Fast Expre Perit Accammudatic Council Blufis Nizht R Kanas City. Leavenworth & At chison N t tD2ily except Monduys. Lake Shore & Michigan Bouthern Rallway, Ticket Offices at qepots. Van Buren-st.. head of La Leave. rt & Peoria Express, ght Expr Sundar: = oxcer ana Forty-third-sc. Tickes oo e oilee aud ticket t ofiice under Sherman ouse Wnd fi offices in the Grand Pacliic Hotel und Paliner House, ILAEMPFRER, 1 Clart . Ticket Broker, Mail (via Maln Line).. Fast Express Arrive, Leave. York Expross c Bxpress (datiy). . Y. Express (d TAILROAD TICKE: Bouwzat. Sold, Bl purts. Lase-bail lickets for sale, _Reserved Seats. OCEAN NAFIGATION. Depots. E: und-st. Ticket Oflices, S Clark-st.. Palmor House, Grund Pacitic Hotel and Depot (Exposition Bulid'). Saltimore & Ohlo. osition Bullding und foot of Twanty-sec- IRMAN LINE Morning Fxpress Fast Express, Ccean Steamships, Carrying the British ‘and United States Mails. New York and Liverpool, via Queenstown. lsh. Scoteh, Irish, Freneh, German, Italian, und Scendinavisn § Dally. *Sundays excepted. Depots.faot of Lake-stand foot of Twerty- Pacitic flote). und Palmer Hovse. Kankakee Line. cketOfices at Depots und 121 Randol, Port ‘hese steamers carry no live stock of any kind, FRANCIS C. BKOWY, Gen. Western Azeat, South Clark-st., Chicazo. £7~ DRAFTS on Grear Britain, lreland, und the Continent 1ot sale. Cincinnatl, Indlanapolls & Louis-| Do Night Express. ville Day Express. LLAN LiNE Pittsbury, Ft. Wayn, n Depot. cor, Adams und Canal-st. Ticket 0fices - r.’-: Clurkst. Palmer Houss, Grana Pacine Hotel, at Depol & Cnlengn Rallway CEAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS. A QUEBEC, VIA BALTIMORE, PASSAGE alf classes between princlpal points i A ccontmodntions Unexcelled. uch way. Stecruge Passage’ through to Three weekly Sailij Emboing ALLAN X CU., Gen. Axts.. 72 La Salle-st.. Chiengo Phosphato. - Recommended by leading physicians. Makes lighter biscuit, cikes, ete., and 15 healthler than ordinary Baking Pow- der, Iu cans. Bolil ot 5 reasonablo prico. The Horsford Aimnnac and Cook Book sent free. Rumford Chemienl Works, Provigence, R. T and 8 Lake-st., Chicazo. SC.LES. FAIRB & STANDAKD SCALES OF ALL KINDS, FAIRBANI(8.MORSE & 0O. 111 & 113 Lake St., Chicago. Be carefultobayonly the Genuine I’JLPE_R. GEO. H. TAYLOR & CO., Successors to Cloveland Puper Co., 16 & 165 Dearbornest, PAPER MANGFACTGRERS AND DEALERS. Wedding Goods, Advertising Curds, Dance Pro- pramimes, and noveltles Lo this ltne specalty, STATE LINE To Glnacow, Liverpuol, Dublin, Belfast, and London- Depot, corner of Adnus und_ Canul-s Toave, | Asrve. Pib] s HETTE Pittsburg, Cincianan & St. Louls BB, (Cincinnatl and Kukowo Alr-Lines) g C v, West S © Ticket Uttices ut Depou und 121 Rundotph-st., Grand -5 FPacitie Hotol, und Palwer House. o £ derry, from N. Y., every Thursday. First Cavin, S to 35, according to ecommodation. . Second Cabin, $5. WHITE STAR LINE, Carrying tho United States and. itosal Mall betwoon New York and Liverpool. For passage apply to Com- e AR A G e FREN, Gen'l Western Ay it 5~ Drufts on Great Britain and Irolande — * Fo0 T, Depot, Twelfth-st., near State. Day Express.. Nughrilfo & Fi | Stcernze, outward, $X. 'hese scamors carey neither | po -gpm e, sheep, nOr plis. Day Expross....... b mmxa n:“ "”‘f\us-fl ; BALDWIN & o Night Rxpress (daiy) § 702 roadw il 164 Jiundolpli-st., Chichzo. % JOIN BLEGEN, Wostern Munaser. 0 CRicas Chleago J: Enstern Xilinots Ratlroad.” (Danrille Route) . . omces, 71 Ciark-st., Palder fouse. und Grund Paciic. CUNAKD MAIL LINE. Salling twice o weex to and from Hritish Ports Pas. sage Tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lnlin, Belfast. und Londondersy at lowes: rates, .Comuany's Ufiice, corner Ciark und_Randolph-stas Cnleago. Deafis for 1. and upwards, ac lowost rates. P 1 DU VERNKT. Gen'l Western Acene. John Graham & Co. Will aven May 2 o gencrul Passaze und Forelzn and Exchanze Axency At 13 Clurkeateomm now Coare Tiouse. Open until § ¢’clock p. m. ' Bruneh: 1353 South Despluines-sc., neur Monroe. RATIONAL LINE. o Sor Liverpool and London airect, cabin, 0 0 S vuize. $26; pro, Srage, £, being lower than most lipes, | ) S1oCrke, 55, belng & ¥, B, LARSEY, 4 South Clarkst, nopay. Hours: 9o, m. WS p. w.; Sundays, MEDICAL. S 1DR. KEAN, 173 South Clark-st., Chicago- mall, free of charte, v:tfl Consult personally or by o chronie, nervous, or speclal alsenses. De. e the Guly physician 10 Lie Gity Who warmats Cures of; DISPENSARY, selentine, und speedy caro? ofprivai und urina & m.10 4 und 6 todp. m. Duadars Wi PRIVATE } 132 Souts Clari-sk. Chartered by the Stato ot ilinols h:x; S:‘:fiadfimm'; ulaion free. Ho it ry disensed. CO