Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1881, Page 11

| THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1881—EIGHTEEN PAGES MEXICO. - NE The Creat Paradise for Stock- Raisers on a Large Scale. Some Figures Showing the Magnitide of the Business, and Its Profits, Yesterday a TrmUxEreporter had a conversa- tion with Mr. Madison Calhoun, who nad just ar- rived from New Mexico, where, aga member of the firm of Calhoun & Edge, he is engaged in stock-ruising. Mr. Calhoun was enthusiastic over the prospects of his section of the great Southwest, and wus sanguine that there were fortunes in store for enterprising men, who ould go down there with a few thousand dol- Jars in. their pockets. “It is about six sears,” suid Mr. Calhoun, us he threw down bis sombrero and leaned back in his chair forun interview,” since [left Llinols, and after Jooking the Southwest over I concluded a couple of years ago that New Mexico was the ‘pest grazing country in the United States. I accordingly squatted upon some sixty thousand acres of unsurveyed Government land in Colfax County, New Mexico, about 150 miles suuth of thu Colorado line. “No, we eet the use of the land without cost- ing us 4 cent for rent or taxes, us it bas never deen placed on the market, the Government considering it worthless, It isn’t good fur any- thing cither, except for grazing purposes, and for this it is unsurpassed, and the stock raisers sake temporary possession without interference. » How large is our tract? “Weill, it isa block ten miles square, and, whut is something of a novelty in our business, is all fenced in. Our firm Was the first to introduce fencing into that country, and always before that it had been tne custom to allow the herds to roam iv all direc- tions, wounted herders being required to fol- low them. Now the cattle ure in pasture.and require little care. “What kind of fences do we use? Twenty- five miles of it is barbed-wire fence, the other fifteen miles 1s 1 continuous precipitous blutf, which isa natural barrier, answering our pur- e admirably. “The Great American Desert! Yes, that's what it’s put duwnon the mups. Lianos Esta- cados the Greasers call it, because in former days, before roads existed, travelers could only indicate the route of travel by driving stakes lone their line of march. It was a terror to all who had to traiel across its wateriess waste. Jus sons, 490 miles long by 250 miles wide, and jere £5 NOT A STREAM OF WATER over the whole area. Itisan elevated table land and favored with very little raiatall. Tho country right up to the edge of these Staked Plains is full of streams, but there is no water on the platen. “How do we get water? There's plenty of it tobebad for the boring, and artesian wells sield an abundant supply.” 1t is these that will make the whole of this American desert blossom BS ee Tose. “Yes, ll tell you why New Mexico has the over Colorado as 2 grazing region. It se our Winters ure so mucn milder. In New Mexico the herds find abundaut pusture all winter. Outof our herd of 1,$0U cattle we lost only four head, and these from no scarcity of food, while in Colorado the season was So severe that the losses were very beavy, the pastures being snowed under. Colorado used to be a tine grazing region, but it hus become overstocked. 4 Anzona is equally coud with New Mexico. “Yes, we do yet a few inches of snow occa- Honally , but it disappears inside of twenty-four jours. “Good shipping factlities, did you say? I should remark. The State is just gleaming with ate ruils, and we have outivts est to the Mis- sissippi Valley, south to the Gulf, west to the coust, and north to the mines of Colo- Mr. Calhoun snid he had figured out the prob- able result of a five years’ speculation on a rauch started with 15,000 head of cuttle, bused upon the natural increase during that period. He estimates that tifteen acres of land should be ullowed per head. The land, as already stated, does not require as yet to_be purchased, but is rent free to tirstcomers, Mr.Calboun’s calculus tons involved more mutbematics and mysteries of stock-raising than would interest the general reader, but the result is summurized as follow: RECEIPTS. ‘ Sales of steers... Did stock on hand Young stock on ban a Yen per cent added for improvement in young stock by cross-breeding. “Well. what's a ola Zachatitne © the matter now? Mr. Fish proceeded to Misbed Phraseology, m Uon clear to Mr. Caundle “Now, Senator, What shall we do? The Senator bi demanded ing the whole ques- rs mind, , What would you suggest? ‘ought down his ce: aA and said: “Do about it? Why, tell Be ou lady to go to the devil! You can putitin petter, diplomatic language; but that’s the 0 eee WEST SIDE PARKS, Adjourned Meetins of the Hoard—Mis« cellancous Business, The Board of Park Commisstoners ot West Chicago held an adjourned session Inst night in their office, 184 West Washington street, Presi- dent McCrex in the ebuir, and present Cominis- sioners Rahlfs, Breunoek, Carter, Wilcox, and Wilken. Gen. Smyth and Mr. J. Q. Ball, attor- neys for the Board, and Mr. Clark, the collector for the Washington street boulevard, were also present. Mr. Bail read an ordinance for the govern- Ment of: the parks and boutevards, the old one having been found defectiyo in one or two par- Uculurs, and referred to him for amendment several weeks ago, The old ordinance contained no penal clauses, and no pro- v Os aguinst vycicle-riding, the selling of Mquor, and several other undesirable practices. The new ordinance contains thirteen additional clauses, and 1s made ss comprehensive as possi- bie. It was referred to the Judi iury Comznit- tee with instructions to report at the next regu- lar meeting. is With regurd to the occupation of the boule- ward by the switch-engines uf the Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad, Gen, Smyth was frank to ad- mit that the question presented many difficul- les, whieh be discussed in secret session of tho Board. At the direction of the Lmprovement Committee be communicated: on the su with the attorney ot the mulroad, but re no reply. It appeurs that there was au under- standing between the fast Improvement Com- mittee und the railroad coinpany thut the ter should, by a purchase of other ground und a rearrangement of its track, do away with the miost of the switching at tht point. The matter of employing un engincer and Su- Perintendent for the Washington street boule- vard was referred to a committee of three with Power to act. The bond of John Bibler, referred at last meeting to Gen, Smyth, reported as satis- factory. Gen. Smyth stated that he thought the bond was better a3 itwas than if it bad cited him (Bibler) as tue Treasurer of the Wasbin: ton street fund, as he was not recognized in law as the Treasurer of any special fuud. ‘The bond was azcepted. i¢ Improvement Committee_recommended that tho laying of water-pipe in Central Park bo let to J.J. Wade for S600. Commissioner Carter reported that tho -entire structure of the boat-landing at Humboldt Park was more or less shaken by the frost, probably because of insuilicient foundation. The upper portion, he said, need not be disturbed, but the three lower steps, including the buttresses, will have tobe res Me recommended that the foundation should bea battered will not less than four-feet sixinches in depth. He esti- mated the cost at Iv was ordered that tho work be forthwith-commenced under the super- intendence of Mr. Cartes The Special Committee on the unimproved portion of Douglas Park recommended that the sume be summer-fatlowed and seeded down under tne direction of Commissioner Brennock. Adopted. ‘The Committee on Douglas Park presented the bid of G. W. Getehell, olfermg to put a three-ply felt, composition and gravel roof on the p: yilion—guaranteeing the sume. for five yeurs— for 336, and recommended that it be accepted, which was agreed 10.. ‘The changing of the boa! landing at Douglas Park was ‘reterred to the sume committee. The artesian, which was only 1.100 feet deep, dried up entirely last summer, ‘he bore hus deen increased ‘to the depth ef 2.200 feet.—probably the deepest in the Stat and the well now tlows 150 gallons a minute. ‘Ch work was begun last summer and completed about two months ago. MAD DOG. HAcrFAax, N.S., M A mad dog running Wild in the streets at Spring Hill bit seven chil- dren, three men, and one woman before being shot. It isfeared most of the victims will dic. is EXPENDITURES. 15,000 head, at £10. Fencing and other exp Fine bulls..........2.2--05. Five years’ running expenses. ‘$275,000 This loaves a net profit of $151,786, the calcu- Intion ‘being based upon 2 7 per cent increxse ,Of calves each year. Five per cent is deductea gunually on all stock for natural losses, though that is far greater than the uctual losses thus far sustained. Ten percent isadded after the third year for improvement of the stock by crossing with Short-Horn Durhams. The $15,0W anuual expenses cover taxes and all other cost of running. All steers ure sold ut 3 yeurs of age at an averare price of $20 per ead. The 10 per cent added for improving stock is counted only from 3-year old heifers, but.there WILL BE AN INCREASE enough from the ear old3 to more than compensute for the 5 per cent allowed for loss. Atthe end of the fifth year, beside the profit of nearly $352,000, there will be on hand the bulls, as also the calves that year. North,” said Mr. Calhoun, “to “I havecome endeavor to get some moneyed men interested ina scheme like this.” Kecugnizing in the re- porter a capitalise of the first water, Mr. Cul- oun offered nim an opportunity of going in, and it was only the scribe’s love for journalism that prevented him from withdrawing bis G ernment 4 per cents and seeking New Mexico's fresh flelds und pastures green. THE DRUIDS. Centennial Celebration of the Organ- ization of the Order. Tho U. A. O. D., which is by interpretation the United Ancient Order of Druids, celebrated last nightin the North Side Turner-Hall the 100th anniversary of the reorganized Order. A couple of thousana yeurs ago there were Druids, who Wore garments of white, dwelt in groves, and Attended to the spiritual wants of the Ancient Britons, Apparently they were good fellows, for in the year 1781 2 club of young men in-Lon- don, England, made up their minds to calt themselves Druids and to form a bencyolent as- Weciation, which should take care of the sick, bury the dead, and relieve the widows and Orphans of members. From ° this be- sinning. came one the ~—_ most Successful of the benevolent secret Societies now in existence. In 183 the Order ‘Wasextended to this country, bat it did not flourish for the first few years. The anti-Mu- sonic excitement had raised a prejudice against Seeret societies, and it was not until this had died out that the Order bezun to make headway. tera George Washington Grove No.2 was or- | . Ja 16:3 the Grand Grove of the United States Yas organized. being then known as the Grand Board of Directors of the United States of America. There were then only three subor- * tinete groves —two in New York and one in Richmond, Va. In 18i9 the Grand Grove was \ranized as it now exists, there being then Rrenty groves with members. Since Hat time the Order hus tiourished exceedingly, ind in 1S;1-"72 it was introduced into German Itnow consists of sixteen State Grand Groves, ith 25) subordinate * Hain.” or Groves, und about 14,000 members. Between 189 and May 1. 18) the Order received $2,402,107.90, und paid but $1,192,7¥8.61 for relief of tho sick, funeral expenses, etc., and about $500,0W) on account of the widows’ and orphuns’ endowment fund. The * Order came into. being In Ilinois_in 1850, since Nhich time ithas received $414271.13, and dis- bursed $1 on uccount of relief and $134,- €245 from the endowment fund. * The Turner Hull was crowded last night by Men and women anxious to yess the jubilee stereises. A very Jong musical prograin, in- fenpersed with tableaux and speccbes, had been a» Wepared and was faichfully udnered to. Among the tableanx the most noticeable was that repre- knting the jubitee. Forty-eight young ladies presented the different States and Territories, id there were figures emblematic of Germuny 4nd England, and a number of gentlemen iu the fuse of Druids. ‘The tableau was greutly ap- Pliuded. as were ulso the representations “Ut “Elvin's Dends" and the “Mourning Bards” "The music, wus much ubove the Werage, and some of the numbers clicited ‘usiderable enthusiasm. - The speakers the evening were Most Worthy Grand Master hmidt, of Quincy, HL, and Grand Sceretary deuthal, of Albany. N. Y- Both gentlemen Reviewed the prouress of the Order and alluded tothe venefits which it aforded to members in le of sickness and to their families mm case of ath, The celebration was & very successful | Meanda very pleasant evening was spent. _—$————— AStory About Zack Chandler. Washington Capital Cs Everything is new till it's old, und the folldw- Behesnever appeared in prin’ ‘one time, Fille the High Joints were in session here, 8 re on sume point in diplomacy was very ely to take place, und. the whole thing prove Mtlat failure. “Mr. Fish was in a wondertul state iRexeltement about the matter, because it wus agpPefsonal ox that was to be gored by any miss . “The English representatives had received ers not tu yield the point in dispute, and, if Hey could not’ obtain. the concessivn, to come beg, This ommous word came direct, trom a, Bosal Highness te Queen. and the British soma Just no time in communicating Ue the Secretary of Stal 2 aze dilema ghe invited the "President fad Cabinet “to discuss the problem ee, 2 dinner-plate at bis house that cote and all were on band, 1t was. 0 man, the general opinion that our Govero> fget Must insist on the point, but how to do so “2adplomat uestion. At lust ree ted 7S, Ghandier, then in x A Matrimonial Enzazement. > New York Home Journal. Mrs. W. D, Powell, of y York, to the Hon. Alexandor H. Mice, ex-Governor of Massachu- Selts. ———— Liver coughs, often taken. for consumption, are cured altnost instantly with Hop Bitters. TRIB UNE BRANCH OFFICES. PS ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR numvrous patrons throu; UL the city, we have established Branch Onlees in the different Divisions, asdesignated below, where advertisements will be taken for the same price ax charmed at the Atain Of tice, und will be recetved uatit pe Bi. cpap SOUTH DIVISION. J. & R. SIMMS, “Buoksellers und. Stationers, 13 Twenty-second-st. W. F. BUGART, Drugeist, 615 Cottaze Grove-ay., northwest corner ‘Thirty-tifth-st. SUDSON S. JACUBLS, Druzzist, 307 Indiana-av., comer Thirty-trstat, 31, W. BUCHMAN, Drugeist, corner hirty-trst and Btaie-sts. E at WEST DIVI KRAFT, Druxwist, Git West’ Madison-st., cor- uli. AL KIRKLEY & CO. Druggists, 134 South Haleted-st., corner of Adums. MILLS’ PHARMACY, J. . WAINWRIGHT, 572 West Mudisun-st., corner Ogden TH. SUNNICH st 249 Blue Islund-ay, corner of Ifth-st_ TL C. HERRIC wsaealer, and Fancy Goods: 2 Lake-st con AUGCST JACOBSON, Drugsist, 1s? North Halsted, corner Indiana-s NORTH DIVISION, Se L. BURLINGHAM & CU. Drugrists, 445 North Ciark-st. corner Division. = FM WILLIAMS & CO., Drugzists, 073 Larrabeo-st Hk Lis. W. if, NEEBE, Printing and Advertising Agent, News und Statiunery Depot, #6 1, Division-st LOST AND FOUND. OST—A LARGE BLACK DOG, PART Newfoundland, from McVicker’s Theatre; any one returning him will be liberally rewarded, OST—ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, A memorandum book, red itussia leather cover (£ inink in Palmer House) rd WH be paid for Its return to C. C, DAVIS, 3 River-st. OST—A BULLDOG. PLEASE RE- turn and receive reward. 203} Forest-av. OST—ON LAKE, STATE, OR ADAMS- si, a large pocketbuok containing papers, cards, tte. of no value to any one but the vwner, A suit- able reward for their return tu No. st Twerfth-st, OST—BETWEEN STATE AND PE- oria, # large wold cross. Finder will be rewarded by returning to owner at 10! Suuth Peoria-st. OST—FRIDAY AT THE Exposition Building. ra suita- Dlerewurd will be paid forits return to 123 Pratrie-wv, OST-—-S5 REWARD WILL BE PAID for the return of white Freneb poodle lost Frie answers ty the name of ay from 327 indians “Curly.” _D. E. SASSEE. TOLEN—YESTERDAY, A TEAM OF horses hitched to dump w one was a bay ely blind, the other a bh horse, 11 hands Teh? taken by the driver, dobn Atdler. i "German, about years old, feet 7 inches hizd, Jarge blue eyes. Liberal reward will be civen for information. §UiGerapn to Cape GIAILAM, own of late, dike b= REWARD—LOST—ON THURSDAY Bd TEN cones jndy's breastpin, came, wlth wo earls, Hobe tro Polk and Canalests. (a tsoston and Pair stores, or on Kock Isinnd funny Whe tinder, Bungie it to i South Canul-st, will receive the kbuve reward, SEWING MACHINES. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOOD second-hand Singer, Dumesiie, Wheeler & W il Bon, Wilcox & Gibbs, Victor, American, ard KReming- con. wipzeinehiies, gid ene and "warranted, St iloMPSUN'S. 28 Wabash-nv. OR SALE—AN ALMOST NEW WIL- ‘son sewing-manehine, with all the latest attach- jnents. ‘To be suld cheap. «Address Y 8%, ‘ribune. LE-AN IMPROVED WHEEL- HOR SALE AS ihz nacblivo, neasly news ueap. Il West Madison-st. JM AND FAMILY SINGERS, MERRIUS, BiND. aa gener gond mnehines frum S upwards, Loan oflice, lar vG xOUR FUR JOS, dise, ete. cull and s¢ e Cree oe Coy a) to 25 Kandulpuest, and by comparing their rates, racilities, und elegant ware: rooms, Fou will be com re the uund best in the city. Ad ling expressly for the purpose, i eat lons to forimerand bullt exten~ “Advances made. Furniture tabiisbed in ‘Monroc-st. Stor GE. FOR FURNITURE, BUG- ies, et having just addec sive premises adjoining., Advan For: or sand ute Michi fs RTOTICE TO _BULLDER: Tn goud cundit also Hve large size windo ete., ata bargain. SAM sil C SAWDUST BRICK MADE BY 9.000 8% ‘Terra Cotta Company. Hess Stove Cow ‘U5 Lake-st. MUSICAL. i SG EADY WIGHLY ACCOM amouerate ‘Address ¥ 53, 2: fold the ditemn in his. CITY REAL ESTATE. ‘FOR SALE—BY BAIRD & BRADLEY, om 13, 8) Lan Sitie-s SIDE, a Peden Ii Market-st.. 2-stury frune, with frame cottage In ail in good condition and renting well. On Kinzie-st., cast of Deurborn-ay.. two Inne, strong- dy built 3-story and basentent brick buildings, suit- able tor storing Lenvy xoods. Untmproved: Murun-st., east of State, 2x10, La salle-st, north of Oak, 8x16. 4a Sulle-st., north of Chestnut, 33x10, La Salle-st, north of Nurth-av. All theses Lo Salle-st tuts are enst fronts. SOUTH SIDE—Northeast corner Van Buren and Murketsts.. lot Sixt, with d-story und basement brick buildings. 20 Mich! in Sstory and basement stone- #1 Wabash-av., 2-story framo on brick basement, oe oxi9I. 280 Indiana-av., 2-story und basement frame. 20 Indiana-ay.2-stury and baseiment frame, with arn. #4 Prairle-nv., S-story and basement brick, lot 20x125. iS und 207 Piairie-ay., two 2-story frame houses, With lot bfx 105, §5 Thirty-seeond-st., 2-story und basement brick. a Fortec ta tory und basement brick, octagon- ri us Khodes-ny, IS Twenty-fe (Bard roof. ‘S28 Cottaze Grove-nv., 2-story frame, WESY SIDE Pai ‘2story and basement, octugon stone-front, 223 Vark-ay.2-story und basement, octaron front, 2-story and basement brick. -8t., 2-siory und basement brick, man- -story frame. tory und basement brick, lot 9x14. lun-si., 2-story and basement brick. 2-story frame, with @i-foot lot. y tory and basement brick. 431 West Lake-st, 2-story und basement brick. 493 West Luke-st, 2-story and basement brick. GS West 'Tuylor-st, northwest corner Nixon, frame cottage, with lot 244x112. South Curtis-st., story and basement brick, with it. on r iso1 cheup. fered for Is days at $3,000; terms to brown-stone front store. stories high and finished in complete styl will xell for $25,0N; the property is on Madison-st.; be- wean Sangamon and Halsted. 1f you will call, Twill show you the best bargain ever offered for $2000 on adison-s} great burzain. kon brow east front, on Dearborn-1 Chicago-u¥. ‘This house, venience, N=: Hermituge-nv. und tints, and CITY REAL TATE, Tee ee ee OR SALE—BY T. B. BOYD, ROOM 7, 379 Madisun-st.: UXIK2 trst-class ‘story brick stores, 45x35, low 45x lurkest, belween Oblo-st, aud” Chieazo-ay-s fi Sw.Uu—Fing Sxtory stone-front, und tot 8; Watnsh-uv. (corner), and rents 10r SU) how ese Itenant: {tisa great banuin for some onu: pays 9 percent net. $1 teres and lot 40x125, south front, on Mad- Lor Hoyne: rents $130 per Sear; very £25,000—(Itents for £000 now to ono tenant); of- sult; the finest Jor and store cost in "74 SUN; we 300)—A magnificent 3-story and basement octagon ne-front, 1s-room buildin, brick barn, and lol 25x Son Michicun-ay., near ‘T'wenty-nintiest; this is 4 hundsome 3-story and basement octa- stone front, tne briek barn, und lot 5x10, between Bivision-st, und ‘ith evers modern con- Twill sel ii be sold cheap. @ new S-ruom Zstory brick dwelling, und Jot 25x125, enst front, on Pruirie-ay., near ‘Thirty- third-st; very chenp. $3.30U—All modern improvements: 2-story and pase- ent petagon-tront W-room brick dwelling, 1 ixI45, south frout, on Adams-st., near Woot salon At once; you cannot do better. Sper foot~Lot axl, on northeast commer of Van Buren-st.; tine lot for stores rtulniy very cher GIOR SALE—BY CUARLES A. SCHMIDT, neral Loan, Real Estate, und Kenting Avency, south Churk-st tory basement and Mansard roof dwelling, anita. 2056 ‘wo-stury frame dwelling, with lot 150x160, north- west corner of Oak and Washington-sts,, 1) hb 1ydo Park, ‘two-story briek dwelling, No. 1S? ay. ‘wucstory and basement frame building, No. 3151 South State-st. frame stable. “Two-ntory atid basement brick dwelling, No.170 Fre- 2nd 2it Washington-st., 2-story frames, with man- | montsn on? At base! - sir rout. qllesttory and basement frame building, No. 2 MI ket-se. 2 Walnut-st, frame cottaze, lot WxI%. 82 North Leutitt-st., gothic: frame cottage, lot x13, 2% Futton-st,, 2-story and basement brick, with ma: xard roof, FWinthrop place, 2-story brick. 21 South On story und basement brick, oO 2-story and basement brick, 2-story and basement brick. 89 North Green-st, corner Fultun, lot 41x00, with ell-buill frame Cottaze on brick basement, A very destrable brick residence and barn at South Evanston, convenlent to depot, at 2 bargain, ‘One und # hulf-story brivk ‘cottaxe, No. 74 North 70) West y desirable lots near Wicker Park, ry desirable lots near Lincoln Park. On SALE—BY J. C. MAGILL & CO., B Washinuton-st.: State-st, ‘Two-story and cellar, brick dwolling, No. Van Buron-st. Unimproved: Good lots. cheap, on Wood, und Sam= | “3 syjundeuy. ms-st, 50 fe osira SU AIEEE eecAuiarsto. | cautifat eoraerioe {3% Astiund-av., near Adams-st, 80 feet, very desirable, a t Havenswoud, n beautiful corner Sy aS ptand-ay., 30 ast fronts Zs TWxIG, With story frame house und oud. itn | pic pyestand-ay.® feet east front; very destra- provements, good helghburhoou, easy walk frou depot. TOR SALE— Octagon stone-front, dining-room and kitchen on dain floor, Adams-st.. U0, Brick, two stories, uis-st., near Leavitt, $4,000. Fine residence on Ashlund-ay. Stone-front, two stories und cellar, near Ashland- BY. 0,30. ‘ind stone- ont residence, two stories, basement, oud corner, West Side: $1U0W. ca In good location, West Side, near font brick, two stories and basement, test, S500; chenp. ine sione-front, tures stories and cellar, lor feet wide, Asbland-av., 3,0: a bargaln. Frame honse, two’ stories, lot 90 fect wide, good location, West 31 enr Monroe-st., $1,000; n bargain, ‘Uctuzon-fropt brick, two stories and cellar, good Jocxtion, not far from Lincoln Park, $1,000. ‘Ston nL, two stories, basement, und mangard, ¥ “4 Hour Twenty-slxthi-sb, S50. ith Wide lot, Indiana- ¥ av, $16,000. a pabgineon-front brick, two stories arid basement, Wa- ash-uv., neur thirty-trsts a bang Aen REE DRT ERY WALL at, on Wabash-ar., between po SALE—10,000 VACANT LOTS LV prices, ¢ Inake “easy terms, “Call 2 DWIGHT, corner Washington und Halsted-sts, 5—Adatus-st., between Ashlund-ay. and Jofferson y Park, some very ine lots; on easy terms. dums-st., corner of Woud, 45 feet; ata bar- light on std mg Union 1% in elegant corner. ongress-st, near Ashlund-uy,, some very fine #1. i HC lots, #15—Sangamon-st, nothing down if iinproved. W—Vernon-nv., near Thirty-seventh-st, $6)—Vernun-uy.. fine corner; suuth und east front. Bryant av. double lot. South Parkea¥., near ‘Thirty-third-st, fine east front lot ata barvain. y $H—Townsend-st, 60 feet; good location’ for flats. OR SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY: Mudison-st. Tndiana-xt. Mundolph-st. Lake-st. Ganul-st. Hialsted-st, Oxden-av. Prices ranging $1,500 to $50,000, GIIFFIN & DWIGIT, corner Washington and Halsted-sts. West, und South side. All ne who Wants investments und GIIFFIN & North, Chica: suit any a get list. ‘ehty-Hfth-sts, Single lots $100 ver 1ront foot, $13) per fut for the whole block, 400x135 feet on Warren 100 per foot, Six cottages und lots on West Sixteentli-st,, corner WOR SALE-—SS34X17L FEET SOUTH- west corner of Michian-nv. and Monrog-st BLA. BRAGG & CO..'% Washington-st, of Nutt, ranging front $1,200 to $1.00 a house. oo ner ‘wo cottages and lots on North Wood-st., near Cly- OR BEAUTIFUL 2STORY bourn-place, and two cottages with lots on Clybourn- und buildings, with all modern ¥, Bear Woodl-st, $100 euch. iniprovemen 3t, une tear Division, ‘our lotson West Lake-st, west of the railroad | the other near Soplit bot eust fronts. Price tracts, 31.000 cach. leach, WM. COFRICKE, U5 East kandolph-st. Four luts on J'ark-place west of railroad tracts, $300 each. Brickstore two-story and basement, No. 23% Ar- AY, front, SAN. fect fronton Milwaukee-ay., north of Division~ st, $100 per front foot, Ei Siorson West Twelfth-st., between Western-av. and the railrond tract, good for manufacturing vrop- feet ratiroad front, from $@W to $89) per lot. POR SALE— Ist Ewing-st, H-room frame house, lot 25x10. ‘his house 1s in Kood shape and well rented. Wii sell for 2, reen-st., large house and lot nenr Madi- Wo Suutti 2-story house nnd lot, $1,002. Want an offer. Jackson-st. aM bath Halsted-st., 2-story brick house, Jot 24x100, ES SUL for 34 GRIFFIN & DWIGHT, Corner Washington ana Halsted-sts, OR SALE—12-ROOM, 2-STORY ND busemant brick dwelling sind lot Uxideith barn, On Dearborn-ay., rixht at Division-st House is i perfect order; furnace, ens-lixtures, bath. hot und cord water—in' fuct everything complete for 2 nice homie, and no better neizubyrhoud in Chleavos pos- on can be had at oice. Now, do you want a nice, ern dwelling and good lot in“best neixhborhyod icazp at loss than itis worth? If you du eall at au the best bargain in Chie mee, as we Need money. It TB. BOYD, ROOM 7, 19 ones We are going to sell Will suit most any o: Madisun-st, Ge brick building, class investment, WAL C. FRICKE, 115 Elst’ Rau- dulph-st 4 tween Twent urly-st.,2-story frame stone front, with cood iniged cash. OR SALE—100 FEET CORNER OF IN- fani-ay. und ‘hirty-ninth-st, F, A. BRAGG & & Wushington-st. OR SALE—L OFFER ONE OF finest business corners on North Side, 30x75 feet, for FALUN; tirst= tory und busenn SEVERAL CHOICE RESI- Igy vacant lots be- ticth-sts, fb AL BRAGG & CU., % Washington-st, OR SALE—ASHLAND-AY., CORNER lo, Txk@, with 2-story brick house, well ar- y ry will be sold cheap for PIERCE & WARK, [tt La Sulle-st, LE—-AT A BARGAIN, 9 FEET hitleld-av., between Van Buren and Con- FAL, DICKEY, 90 La Salle-st. GOR SALE dences on Michizan-a and Thi CITY REAL ESTATE, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, OR SALE—BY E. §. DREYER & CO., 88 Toray tshington-st.: e-story marble front, fruntt Afi now and nuver yecupled, eheap, posession geome ee Twenty-two Drick, murbie tre end stone-front hyuse Gn Deuruoricay. und vicinity, bipek of Tinea Hite, from $40 to S000 ieee urteen brick jouses und ye blueks uf Lincoln Park, Wt Sais Oe Forty lots in Laake Viow, $0 euch, southeust corner Dearborn-av.and Di vision-s Lied Dorthwest corner Halsted and Dunning-s1s.. . xk iu Salle-st., near Schiller. 2x0 corner Clirk-st. and North-ay, Bx to alley, La. Aalle;st, nent Schiller; choap, 20.ncres on the river sout Pulligan. M#acres near Itiverdale, $1225 per uere,. ie neres east of railroad at ‘Kaburae 275. bree S-nere tracts east of Washington Heights, {Sluts corner Halsted und Sixty-secund-sta, $1500. Sacres, State-sc, near Ninety-titt *ucres, Lincoln-nv. Lake Vi lew, OR SALE—BY GEO. R LARKE & uirble-front dwell = A pione-front dwelling in Groveland Park; only Anothor in the same beautiful park; large tine barn, and altonether un elesantrestdonce ne Four frame cuttuxes on Cottage Grove and Grove- land Park-ays,, 8 rooms; only £2900 euch, ngromiule-trobt business block, 30 ft front on Wash- nts av. at 2 price Ke - tal invostinent for n capitalise: 6S (MARGE capl pawifon Fifty-ttth-st-voulevard at a very great iW fin lots to suiton Lake Park-ay., near Thir- Hgts Sie lots (9 ft. ench) on Grovelanc cof ‘Twengy-ninth und itrtieth-stsyt sine oT Petes ‘7x10, corner Unk una North Clurk-sts. nanesed Mme und “attractive list of residences and 1 es al organ Park, at prices thut cannot fail to vies. GEO. K. CLARKE & CO. OK SALE—BY C, P. DOSE, 15 EAST Rundolph-st, Room 2 Lots in Chleaxo: iW. Burk, 3675. j.ots on Wood-st., near Chicago-ay., $700, Lot on Chicugo-ny., near Wood-st- 100. Lots on Robey-st, near Wicker Park. $00. soft! 08 West Highteenth-st, near” Ashiand-av, ots on West Huron-st., near Paulina, £0. Lots on Wood-st., near Armitage road, 50). Rowon van eat or pane Rockwell, 300. * 3 Linculn-st., brick cottage an . Ud Powler-st. und lof, # are pee aged Northeust corner of LeMo; a FL s and tue property, $7,000. sdiheas cx Liatig Northwest corner of Hubbard und Page-sts., $7,000. 3 lots und tae residence. OR SALE—A 2STORY BASEMENT 4nd attic house on Buttertleid and hirty-ninth- StS.; the best und larzest house on the street: cost to build, $3, only $2.5. One neur ‘Thirty-third and Butterileld-sts., 2.00). One on Dearborn und ‘Chir Heth-sts, east front, “SWUM. “Two lots on State and, Fifty-third-sts. for'sl2W. One on Wentworth-at., $40, One on Wabash-nv., south of Forty-third-st, Gast front, #1,00), 1 ean be seen to-day or any evening. pee Bie SHISME. southwest curner State und ‘Ihirty- econd-sts. yok SALE—195X158, PRAIRIE-AY., near ‘Iwenty-ninth-st. 150feet Prairie-uy., near Fifty-etzhth-st, only 25 a foot. One-quarter cash, balance one, two, and three Years ALG per cent. uuth'Chicaz0; cheap. Waeres near to 100 acres on Madison-st.; part trade. ‘Station. 20 ucres a i HOMASSON, 170 Dearborn-st. POR SALE—HUMBOLDT PARK HEAD- quurters removed from 7 State-st. to ¥2 La Suile, #round tloor—louses and lots from $100 up, Lots irom $125 up, ‘Fine lows on the boulevard wud Norta= ‘wy., fronting the park, 1i3 feet deep. Also one tine resid fronting the park with Jot Wxtts.. W. P. LARKIN, 92 Lay Salle-st,, or at the Park ufter3 p. i. TOR SALE—IN NEIGHBORHOOD OF ‘Thitty-tirst-st. and Foresteay., two-story buse~ ent brick house, all modern Improvements: $5000 1» IN, longs Ulne, Address Z 4i, Tribune olfiee. OR SALE—CORNER OF OGDEN-AY. ind Juckson-st, triangular block, partly im- proved; plans for whole nt our oftice: can be liad at mourn, FLA BRAGG & Cl Washington-3t, SUBURBAN REAL ESCATE, OR SALE— IMPROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY, Gghland Mark, Waugegan, ‘Maywooa, Lawndale, Lake View, Austin, Evanston. Vacant lots also in all of the above-named towns. i N& DWIGHT, Washington & Halsted. OR SALE—NOW 1S THE TIME TO ket u choice home In Lagrange, 7 milles from city Hits, nice high gruand. va C.. B&Q. 1 1; two chirches (que new one;, buriding just booming, town now full of good, quiet, respectupie people. Lam nu: making room for tore, and can accomtuodate a ‘Monday, or Tuesday, May 10, at the furthest. 1h kotw corner on bargains, und can give you une If you call and see me. Every luxury can be hud there that the elty affords, except “Chicago itlver water tur drinking purposes.” Uur people themselves with pure well watec. 1 the old location, 11 Wastington-st, A yeur, on Wainatest, near rent, $0 per month. ih. 4-rounl frame cottage, und lot 24xtt9, nt, on ‘Taylorest, between Wood and Lin- vat burenin,, 8. BOYD, Room 7, 179 Madison-2t_ OR SALE—S7X125 FEET ON WASH- ington-st, boulevard, near Kobes, with or without tory frame house, WG. BARBIE {s Washington, OR SALE—NO. 1423 STATE-ST. ; WILL Tent tor $49; can be sold fur oN, BLAS BRAGG: .. 1 Washington-st, Side, g1s,000, 11 OR SALE—FINE BRICK HOUSE, with large corner lot, tirst-cluss location, West, SRY WALLES, Jr, 107 Dearburn-st, ; corner Monroe and Green cholee curners ty improv D.s.TAYLUE, Ewing Bloc! St. dost TI itnd are offered cheap corner Clark and Kinzi Oli SALE—TWO TWO-STORY BRICK houses and lots an Oaktey-av., SAW) and 320, zt CO. % Wastington-3t, Call und e: Washunton-st, Fe minute or Brooksest.. 3.00, Major Block, corner La Suite_and Madisun-sts. OR SALE—WE ILAVE BARGAINS IN houses ind cottaxes and Jots throughout the city. ning our list. FLA. BAGG & SALE—A DECIDED BARGAIN, feet, east front, on Eilis-ay.. within five walk of three depots. Just south of Fortleth HENRY J. GOODRICH, SL. N BUREN AND maymMeNnts; or will” le: & WHOMASSON, Ti6 SHnton-sts.; on e: jor thirty years." GAM FEET EAST FRONT ON vtween ‘Phirty-third and ‘Thirty- & CU. 25 Washington-st. Dearborn-st, —121 FEET, EAST FRONT, ar Munroe-st, $5 per foot, F. OR SAL! usbington-st. S INSTL FRAME DWELLINGS, on Seeley-a ALBRAGG &CO., OK SALE—-STATE SAVI Yon. Lots, blocks, und ueres at barmnins. Lit. OTS, Receiver, 2 La Salle-st. GOK dsALE~A VERY FINE CORNER residence, large rounds, near Jefferson Park. F. $5 Washington-st, ALBIAGG © Ct OR SALE—1S ACRES ON ‘TWENTY- sixth-st, east. of Kedsle-ay. FA. BRAGG & CO... Washington-st. OR SALE—TME NORTHEAST COR- ner of Cottaze Groye-av, und Forty-fourth: Wivot, only St per foot, i cash, balance I und 3 just’ west or Drexel ALE. "lt ON WABASILs time. TBS i Ors oe : iaaienta ona Gna ate boulevards ENV de COODRICHL, 31 Major Blocks Jeet, east front. Apply toC. A. STONE, Silty Tebania~ 3! 170 THER TIETILST., © ot Sa Francis, Ua H ctare sone one howe wad oe vary nose OR SALE—A VERY CHOICE BUILD- ing lot on Munroe-st. opposit Jefferson Park. F. ALBRAGG & ushiuton-st. FRONT ON paying well, J. G. LAMILTOS Washington-st. SALE— THREE FIRST-CLASS, front business houses, N, 103 Wushington-st. OR centrally-tovated - sta: AOR SALE — 12s PEEL State-st, and Isl feet deep, southeast corner of te and Twenty-sixth-sts., with improvements; said property. 1s being rented now at £2,433 per year. Inuutre of J.J. MILLER, on premises, 228 Stuate=st, OR SALE—CHOICE BUSINESS LOT southeast corner Aduins and Mari WRAL BRAGG.& CO., 4 Washington-st. OR SALE—MARBLE FRONT, ‘Vineennes-uv. 2627 Tatts, at a barsein. is Very choles und cheap, iOR SALE—A LONG GROUND LEASE on the west side of State-st.. south of Madison und north of Vun Buren, Address, for one week, Z 61, Tribune oftice. IORSALE—ON THE AVENUES SOUTIL ~-One piece of SW feet front, Just south of city Ithas sewer, water, and xas, and GEO. A EMERY, 92 Washington-st., basement. Brown-stune front, 74 West Adams. Brick house, corner Sophia and winary-av. A.W, BRIDGE, 15 Tribune ‘Butiding. OR SALE—LOT ON WABASILAV., rniviatroot ldvon Warrencuey none Robey. at 100 rPBrig=tvor leon, 8,46 Clark, oom 2.” J. uM. EOF MILWAUKEE- Occupied by good t PIERCE & WANS, k ‘ROE SALE—75 BY 191 FEET, SOUTIL (OR SALE— CHOICE LEASENOLD, central location, paying hich rte of interest and mints, $5,000; pays $0 ner LuSalle-st. front, on Monroe-st.. eetween Oakley und Leavitt, alfor part. W. BL TLADL, 145 South Cinton, ‘OR SALE—LOT ON ay., neur {viaduct, over [00 feet front; 225 Barn, jot 42x10, nenr Madison and Morgan-sty.; Jot on Io and Bulaen-avs $1iw,_ J. 1 EOFF,% Clark, Koom OR SALE — TWENTY-SECOND-ST., south front, running from Wentworth-av. to Salle-st., 198 f Ww Indiana-ay., 42 feet front, JOSIAL 1.’ LOMBARD, 10 Dearborn-st. OR SALE—DREXEL BOULEVARD, 1w0x200, Denutifal lot, covered with tees, very igh, near horse und steum cars, $125 per footw Ad- dress, fur five days, AS, 'Iribune ollice. OR SALE 2STORY AND BASEME: t Splendid location: C19, Tribune ottice, Oh SALE—217 AND 219 KINZIE-ST,.— ‘Three-story and basement brick iding, snita~ bic for heavy oods; a bargain will be given. Owner, 27 Times Bufiding. Tront house on Lat under whole house; built Zor owner's uso th Iss; fot J0x180 feet, i Stone-front huuse, in ine order. for Englewood property. Address ¥ 21, FOR SALE—CHEAP AND ON EASY terms—Larze two-story and basement stone- celtur Nest. near North-av.: JOSIAH L, LUMBAKD, Tio Denrborn-st. ROK SALE—BY OWNER, ON SOUTH Sideavenue corner, 2-story, attic, und busement Would exchange AUSTIN, w POR SALE—OR RENT—AT 1 rods trom depot, first-class cottage hou: rooms: lot 12 feet, front, well improved with bi und shrubbery: Price $00, $5 cash balance: rden. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE, | FOR SALE—AT ENGLEWOOD—ANY- thing you want in the shape of a home or bulid- inn lots in this saburb. ‘There ure $0 passenzertrains daily exch war: seven Ines of naliwa, and suon to bas vents. Will sell you, house com piete on easy terius, or dulld ‘te your notion on this purments. Catlon or address C. 5. KED- UD & #1t0., Englewood, IIL, woo ure agents for sie af nearly all the desirable property in this suburb. We makeno chanze for courtesies shown fisitors, Cull and sce us, Building lots fram # to $00 per foot. oR SALE—OR > EXCHANGE—FOR city property, § acres of lund und beautiful 2-svory house, with large burns. shous, two gvod wells, two cellars, and ereat variety of fruit und shade trees, in Howmansville, $ miles from city and 3{ iile trom qalltoad stauon. on Lincoln-av. gravel ‘road. Prive Hun, WM. C. FRICKE, 15 Enst Rundotph, Room 2 REED & SON’S PLANOS—WE HAVE A. Just received a new lot of our elegant uprizit cabinet, grand pfinos. Owing to their immense sounding-board, extra long strings, and powerful 2c on, they have a tone almost equal to concert grand. Por durability und standing in tune we guar Ante them equal tu the best squire piano ever made- We'will take xreat pleasure in exhibiting these in- struments to any one who will call at our warcrooms. Correspondence solicked with those living ata dis= tance. “Reed's Temple of Muste, 135 State-st. A GOOD UPRIGHT PLANO FOR $130; also other uprigbt and square planogand orsans Bt very low prices at 330 State-st, N.Y. MUSIC Co. A T THE FCTORY—FIRST-CLASS OR- gans. £0 and upwards. Nicholson Orgsa Co., 65 East Indiana-st_ Established 153. oR SALE—10 ACRES NOI HEAST For SALE—aT EVANSTON: ings of ail grades aud prices. COSGROVE & SHAW, Room tY Metropuitan Block. OR SALE—-LOTS AT ENGLEWOOD upon which houses will be bullt to suit purchas- ers, un easy payments, in the best locality there: inke water und sower: ratiroad accommodations und edu- cational adyantaces the best; bave several houses completed. Ail be pleased to show, buyers at any time. JOHN A. BARTLETT, Room 2 Oti« Block, La ‘La Salle-st. (OR SALE—LOTS IN KENSINGTON, adjoining Pullman, Extensive cisnufacturing es tublishments are now being located at these points, where a large population will tind employment, and miust be provided with homes aud all the coniforts of gelty, urther Information can be, bad, und facllt-- r visiting Kensington provided, by spplyiug to C.B. SAWYER, liv Dearburn-st. fates For SALE—WE HAVE SEVERAL hundred feet at Hyde Park and Englewood, hear depots, that can be bought low which 2 good prot can bo made. PIEIG 143 La Sulle-st. FOR SALE—VERY CHOICE PROPERTY on Grund, Drexel, and Uskwoud-boulevards; several bargalns. Apply to HENWKY J. GOODRICH, 51 Major Block. cash, on S WARE. EFORE BUYING ond ORIFICES DISEEAT OF MAINES BROS" PIANOS, HAINES BROS! PLANOS, JLAINES BROS" PLANOS, 7 ELAINES BROS’. PLANOS, tm benotifal French walnot and rosewoud cases, Just Tecelved at oar warercoms. and which we sball sell at Temarkubly low prices for cash or ou Installments. NO other upright piano in the world has received as mnoy indoursements from yreat pianists as the Haines Brus’. STORY & CAMP, 183 and 10 State-3t OR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS STAND- ard make plano, Dut little used, and in good or= ders willbe sold very chap for ca3h, Apply at 732 Sediwiek-st ‘UURST-CLASS PLANO FORSALE VERY Fargo” Calltrom7 to 9 at No. ti Van Buran-st, (OUR SECOND-HAND PIANOS FOR snle; upricht and square. Can be seen between und 2 atsd South Elizabeth-st. (OR SALE—A SPLENDID UPRIGHT plano ata bargain, 2 Bast Wastington-st. OR SALE—A SPLENDID PIANO, nearly new, best make, for Si, or will exchange Tor vacant tutor house. and lot, pay dierence. GRIFFIN & DWIGHT, corner Washington and Hal- Fr OR SALE—A LIMITED NUMBER OF lots, 25x12 feet, on Cottaze Grote, Evans, Lans- ey, and Champlata-avs., just nurth of Forty-serenth- Sti terms, one-quarter ‘cash, balance of payments one, two, und three years nt 6 per cent Send for printed plat und prices. Secure a home while prop- erty is cheap, HENRY J. GOODIUCH, St Major Block, corner Ia Salie und Madison-sis. Hoe SALE—YOU WILL MAKE $500 TO $1.00 by buying u house to live In which I have Iroous, Zstory, Dxb5, near steam and horse cars, #44 tniles -noziiiwest from Court-ilouse; $1,80, easy’ terms, A. HL COVER adison-st, iOR SALE—AT GENEVA LAKE, WIS., a7,.on lake shore, convenlen: to depot, schools, ete. ‘Six2v feet, with cottaxe, orchard, und bont-house: price $2500, one-third Gish, balunce tlve yeurs,7 per cont. GIBBS & CALKINS, 135 La Salle-st. ok SALE—ACRE PROPERTY. We have several tine Investments in blocks of Aig to Aeacre pieces, $0 to $250 peracre. t GRIFFIN © DWIGHT, corner Washington und Halsted. OR SALE—TWO 10-ACRE BLOCKS north of West Suuth Park. qlder 4 feet on Drexel bouluvard close to Park en- nee. GW ucres six miles south of city, two railroads, tine Jund; will ecll in parcels. JOSIAH L. LOMBARD, 110 Dearborn-st. TOR SALE—CHEAPEST FIRST-CLAS: operty In inarket; lots WxEY at Hust Grove tv $12; terms tu suit Cverybedy; high, roillnz: best Soll, water, und drainage near Chicas ments made un eusy payments; a rare everybody to get home: shown free to thuse mean- ing business, “ST'RE! 0., 9 Washingtun-st. COUNTRY REAL ESTAT OR = SALE—31,300° CASI{— 161-ACRE furm 6 miles southwest of Lamont, in Decatur Count; acres under fence,” 10’ ucres under plow, @ bearing spple trees, #0 ncres timber. Lasting water; the very best bluck loam soll; fair log hous slables, com cribs, ete. Give possession at once. i huve complete abtract frum Government. und per- feet title with warranty deed. Farm is worth £2500 to any inan who wants a Kood rich piece of lund. Ifyou wish to buy ut once call und see me. I offer a bar- iW cash. Must be sold at once. Description, + and 51n Sec. 3). 'T Gi, 21, Decatur County, Ia. “You will not yetanother sucha chanee. ‘I. 1, BOYD, Koom 7, 19 Madisun-st, OR SALE—SPLENDID FARMS, WITH in 30 miles of Chicazo, 3 Jarke stock ‘and corn Surms, with valuable Improvements, $1 to £5 an acre. A number of smaller turms, 9) to 3) acres, ench £2 to SU, AU of these furms have xoud buildings and oreh~ ards; convenient to good schvols, und heulthy locas tons. “Apply to W. ALCLAIth, Crown Point, Ind. OR SALE—15 ACRES, HOUSE; BAL stable, well, and cistern: oud orchard. Kenosha ‘County, Wis. Cheap for eash. WOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE~CHOICE and large yarlety of ‘improved farms. Nov is the timeto buy (with stock and jimolements) a nice farm ata bargain distance from Chicago. J.G. HU! Dearborn-st. ior sale at 6 ver cunt: willrent to a ‘desirable party for TED TO BUY AS TE TE $3 per month; can be seen as tle house recently V ANTED—TO BUY—IN THE SOUTIL Gecunied by Episcopal clereyman of Austin. For or North Division, improved or unimproved further particulars Inquire of LU. W. AUSYIN, 177 | proverty from $3.00 to £0.00. Apply to J. C-SAME= Lake-st, SUN & Tal Lat Susle-st, OR S. AT A BARGALN—A VERY V ANTED—TO BUY—LOT 2 TO 50 urban Turin of about Wacres, part of It feel front ina good location; half cash. Ap- Teady tur subdivision, bein only six miles northwest | ply to J.C. SAMPSON & CU., iil La Salle-st. from city Shits, on the lish ground one-half wile southwest from Norwood Purk Station; has tw house of 9 rooms, brick cellar, cistern, bara, et Inwn with shade and fruit trees, wnd a tance oreha Address OWNER, Roum s, Vb ¥.. Chlcazo, at ANTED—HOUSE AND LOT IN VI- cinity of La Salle and Divisiun-sts., 3,20. Y a), ‘Wribune vitive. 7 FEET OR SALE—OR RE ‘I! WESTERN ANTED-I WAN’ TO S houses and lois In good order; near de- tronfon a switeh or side truck in the elty. -Ad~ pot ans heap, ‘I. CL MILI, 4 Lakeside Bldg. | dress ¥ 6, ‘Tribune ufice. WANTER TO BUY—A RESIDENCE, IO SALE: gn Lake-uy, very che: North, South, or W. ion, from $40) 10 $300. Apply to J. C/SAMUSON & CO. , Il La Salle. ALE—AT A BARGALN, 75X165, and Fitty- near Fitty- und Fitty- BOS. on southeast corner Michizan-av. eighth-st; Sux106, eas Vi third-s seventh: OR SALE—410 ACRES IN SEC. 26, ‘T. 38, R13, on Wabash Rallroud. near sttion. Good Iveation fora subdivision; only £3 per ucre. JUL: C.LONG, 6S Washington-st, Oh SALE—5 ACRES OF SPLENDID villaxe property, within two bucks of deput; Tising In value; best of locations, Write for partieu- lars, "C5, REDFIELD & BRU., Englewood, tl. WOR SALE—IIYDE PARK PROPERTY Aspecialty: lots £17.00 to $60 per foot; houses und Togs, $1,000 tu $10,000; alsu several snimil acre tracts Some gou rains; property shown free. N BARNES, 8 Washington-st., Room 1. OR SALE—20 ACRES CORNER OF Stony Islund-av, and Btzhty-third-st. B.A. BRAGG & CO., 9 Washington-s OR SALE—5 OR 10 ACRE BLOCKS ON North Chicago River, for brick-surds, xardening, nly Swi per acre. 120 ueres very cheap. WLL- . JACKSON, Koum H Tribune Building. yor SALE—FINE GROVE LOTS IN Lake View, near Clark-st.. nt 0; one-fourth Goh, B.S, DREYER & CO. 83 Washington-st. OR SALE—AT ENGLEWOOD—NO. 129, $110U; I-stury frame eottaxe, 6 rooms; lot 5x within two blocks of depot, with S-cent fare: well und pump; small payment dow! ance to suit. ‘This isa rare opportunity. Address U.S. REDFIELD S& BRO, Englewood, 1 OR SALE—1% FEET ON CALUMET- AY., North of Sixty-tirst-st., at $13 per tuot. . FL AL BRAGG & CO., 9 Washington-st GOK SALE—WE JLAVE A NUMBER OF very desirable ences for sale in Evanston and vicinity; also well-locuted building lots. KIM- BALL, VOSE & CO..19 Tribune Building. OR SALE—AT ENGLEWOOD —NO. 18, 34.70—2-story frame house, brick basement; AH modern improvements; Iarza barn: lot, dUxlss; best neighborhuod in the’ yillaze: convenient to chools und depot, Address C.S. REDFIELD & BRO, Englewood, 1 OR SALE—300 EEET ON INDIANA- ay.,corner of Fiftieth-st, $10 per foot, MENItY WALLEL, Jr,, 107 Dearborn-st. Ho SALE—10 ACRES SOUTILOF CITY, FE gloss te depot, 8300 per acre. HENRY WALLER, OR SALE—CORNER LOTS SUITA- ALE—J0 FEET ON MICHIGAN- ble to bulld block of dwellings that wonid rent i oF fir re ror residence fot. F. | £0.28 tv pay gvod Interest on the investment. H. ATBRAGG & CO..%6 Washington-st. SAMPSON, 59 West Fourteenth-st. NDIANA-AY., Fok SALE—SOUTIL CHICAGO LOTS A! “adjoining Brown's Mills, new dockage, und the SALE—50 FT. ON OT a ‘hirty-elghth-st., $13 per foot Hi near. NEY WALLER, Jr,, U7 Dearborn-st. cit railway;. small payments down and monthly in- SGiligieats: Fins property, will, double its_-presene Saiue within a year. Chicizo Kea! Estate Exchange, Jig Washington:st, tooms 2 and 25, AT A OK SALE—BY THE OWNER, Tew lots In this very desirable THOMAS & PUTNAM, 2 Porttind Mock. Eo, SALE—CALUMET-AV.,BETWEEN ty. We cnn sell Thirty-tirst and ‘Thirty-second- cic at a burgalo. < varzni Yun Buren by Itv on Loomis; feet on V i A valuable corner. C. W. STEVENS, 143 Loomis-st. OR SALE—SEVERAL CILOICE RESI- H dences near Lincoln, Union, and Jetferson Parks; price SLOW to FAW. PETERSON HAY lo leandolpn, | J OR SALE—1 AND 1519 MICHIGAN- Tence-uy.; we are cuing to sel if you want n bargain look ut it: ask the people who $0 per foot Of houses. OR SALE—330, PER FOOT—15 southeust corner of Rorty-second-st. and iaaw- 11 this property at omco; ive near and own property there; itouxht to sell ac nice place for ony residence or blocs 'T. 8, BOLD, Room 7, 179 Madison-st. ay.—These two pieces of property will be sold at ‘Administrator's sale Muy Zt, bor rurther particulars cil on GEO. G NEWBURY, 164 Lu Salle-st. pear Indiana, $300; Superior-st., near Sedgwick, OR SALE—A LOT WORTIIL $1,500 TO some one wno will build house on same to sult present owner, und cost not to exceed £400; will mgree ST., | to tease same for cost. Address ive years at 10 percent on original ‘Tribune office. Poe SALE — LOTS -— LINCOLN. 31200; Pratrie-uv., near ‘Vhirty-tifth-st., $150, TOM= LINSOS, 15 Metropolitan Block. For SALE—LOT 36X12 FEET, WITH GOR SALE—GOOD RESIDENCES, WEST Side, minging In prices, S00 to £2u,000. “Gur rent- ing cush fs now about over, we can tive buyers more GRIFFIN & ‘-story house and barn, at 0 West Twelfth-st.. | attention. Please call and get list, Detwoon Ladin-st und Ashtand-av.: price faa. In | DWIGHT corner Washington and Hutsted-sts quire at 42! Wost Twolfth-st_ F. AS DRUEIL WEST rok SALE — WE HAVE SEVERAL AV., NORTILOF | digna-st. iOR SALE—PRAIRIE, Rt SALE—V- JABLE PROPERTIES POR SALE VALU Bre aunownaot cage ences, with hington-st. Yiices bused on foreclosure sales.” No Roe SALE—CIIEAP JIOMES, Side, ranging in price from 31,00) to $3,000, 34 cxsh, Dulance exsy payments. Call and we will give ‘you = Ine list to select from, GRIETIN & DWIGiIT, cor ner Washington und Halsted-sts. Fok SALE—I10USE AND LOT 36s W. Madison-st. Inquire of owner on premlses, oF OFC) A, DIBBLE, Kuom (4 Reaper Bluck. OR SALE—BY J. I. HALL & CO., Ttoom -al_ ‘Times Ballding—2-story and mansard Fe SALE—TEN ACRES NEAR NEW Chleago, Burlington © Quincy car-sbops, at 20 peracre. HBENKY WALLER. Jr, 107 Dearborn-st. OR SALE—A CILOICE TRACT OF were property near Pullman. F. A. BRAGG & CO. % Washington-st. ok SALE—IN HYDE PARK—CHOICE corners on Jefferson, Washington, and Mudison- THOMAS & PUTNAM, ys. south of Fifty-tth-st. 27 Porttand Block. OR SALE—IN THE SUBURBS—THE best of rxennt and improved lots at, Evanston. Ayeood house, 10 rooms, nt Waukexan, cheap, 2400, Aline lot, 3blgeks from depot at Austin, $79. - Lots ft Witmotte, Winnetka, and South Evanston, SMITH SELLIOT, itoom 13, 120 La Sulle-st, OR SALE — ELEGANT FURNISHED house, with Inrge grounds, at Highland Pork. ‘Address the owner, All, ‘Tribune office. ¥ ANTED—TO BUY—IMPROVED OR unkuproved property on Wushington, Park or Warren-ay. Apply to J.C SAMPSON & UO, Il La Salle-st. ANTED—FIRST-CLASS CLTY PROP- erty, improved or vacant, In good ne hood, near Street cars; must be a bargal my cash,’ Address, ziving description, F.C. ROSSITENL, Room is, 97 South Clark-st. « Ww NTED—FOR CUSTOMERS—UNLM proved property in Ilyde Pars, near the city limits; owners please call. HENRY J. GOUDRICKH, St Major Block. WAaniEd = LARGE COTTAGE OR smull 2-story house, lure shade trees, dry lect tion in suburbs. Description and price. Address OH 16, Tribune ottice Sted-sts ALLET, DAVIS & COS UPRIGHT planos were the unly ones out of 46 competitors tht received special mention und bonors at the Cen- tennial, ‘They stund in tune longor than any planus tance. They are rich and full in tone; constructed to endure, und are in every essential the perfect pinnus ofthe age. Musical masters and amateurs in Amer ca und Europe pronounce the Hullet, Davis & Ce uprights uorivaled. ‘These plunos, with other musical instruments of the best makes, cun be found st my ¥arerooms, Hlustrated price catalogues furnished free on application. W. W. KIMBALL, Corner State and Adnmi-sts,, Chicaxo. EE. YOU WANT TO RENT A PLANO #0 to, PROSSER & CO. ‘Thoy make renting 3 spe- Guilty, 215 State-st. YON & HEALY PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS Are remarkabie for their great durability und capac~ ity for standing in tune, ag well as for thelr surpris ingly pure and sympathetic singing quality of tone, Recommended “by Kive-King, berwood, Eddy, Gienson, Ltebling, Moscovitz,” Mathews, ‘Becker, Pratt, Burge, Britton, 2nd a host of other artists and teachers. ‘Thousands in uxe in Chicago und vicinity. Prices moderate. ‘Terns ensy. LYON’ & HEALY, State and Monros-sts. RGANS—ORGANS—WITH 6 STOPS, ¢ W stops, $15: sulld walnut cases, ‘Temple of Music, SIANO—I WILL TAKE GOOD CARE ofa pinno for the use uf It Any one having & piano to stere address B 41, ‘Tribune oilice. STE WAY & SONS PLANO $135, HAL ) let & Davis $0, -Knabe #1, very tine Koabe FS, Decker, Hros, 320, monthly, payments taken lunge stock of uprishts (9 rent at $¢ per month an upwards, at BRY AD ew Piano Store, #11 State~ st_Open evenings. 10 RENT—A GOOD SQUARE PIANO, reasonable price, on West Side. 742 ‘Tribune. ‘JPRIGHT PLANO, NEARLY NEW, $105, $3 per month, 215 State-st.. one tight, ILL SELL AT A GREAT SACRI- Hee my splendid Cyclois piano: as good as new: cost $0 when urcoused direct from manufacturer. CEU Uy South Ashland-av. $5. 00 TO $10.00 PEK MONTH FOR SECON)-HAND W. W. KIMBALL'S: CORNER STATE AND ADAMS-STS. CASH AND 310 MONTHLY WILL buy an elecant, new, first-class upright or ices $10 and upwards: every (nstru- ment warranted us represented or money refunded; pinuos to rent, ADAM SLLAKP, 76 West Madi- Sones, corner Morgnn. OFFICE FURNITURE. OR. SALE-THREE- FINE BLACK walnut show-cases, iron stands, at 1902 Wabash- av._Also, single walnut bedstead and hair mattress. ‘ok SALE-AT A BARGAIN—LARGE- sized sufe, tittle used, with burglar-proof box. Inquire at 3 Michizan-st., from 9 to 112.m, GOK SALE—OFFICE COUNTER WITH Tuiling. gus-tixtures, ete. Apply at li Clark-st. J. AT HOSKORD. FFICE FURNITURE—CHEAP— Handsome walnut dess, with gitss top, for cxsbler’s use, tine walnut counting-house desk, letter jlass office partition with doors, cheup stand- MARTIN'S, 265 State-st_ AFES—NEW “AND | SECOND-HAND— le cheap. Rend the following letter just ved und be convince Post-UFrrIce, Rosita, Cglo., April 3, 186L—This is to certify that I had a No.3 Detroit safe in this ottice at the time our town was destroyed by tire, which was subjected to the most intense heat for upwards of eighty huurs, to the cellar under the post-office bulld~ ing, and when taken out was opened vy the regular combination. and the contenta were found Intact, “JAS. A, GUOCK, Postmaster.” ‘These safes are on sai¢ at J. GREENHOUD & CO.'3, $f Dearoorn-st. a Eo ee DOUBLE STANDING- desk, about siz fect long and in good condition. Address Z%, Tribune office. W JANTED—SECOND-HAND SHOW- cases. all sizes. scription, ‘ibune office. $15 square plan ANTED—TO PURCILASE—VACANT und cheuply Improved property on Wabasb-ay., north of Fourteenth-st, THUMAS S PUTNAM, ¥ ILL SELL THE FURNITURE AND dentist, ata reasonable dzure. Address H 13, Yrib- une office 2 Portland Block. ANTED—S0 OR 15 FEET OFGROUND ‘on Grand South Park-boulevard: will deal only, with owners. Stute price und location; must be cheap. Address Z 30, 'ribune office. Ok SALE—S5.50 B X OF THE NLAUNDRIED SHIRTS in this country, FIT AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. Sent anywhere by express tree of charge on receipt of price, $3.41, All sizes frum 10 to 9 inch neck measure. CHEAPEST FINE DRESS SUIRT HOUSE In the world. “LONE STAI” SHIRT C 205 and 27 Dearborn-st., Chicas INSTRUCTION. YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE VOCAL and instrumental justruction, with use uf piano. inexenange tor beard. Call or address Iss East Obio= st, Unexceptionable references xiven. CADEMY OF ELOCUTION AND DRA- matic Art, 121) Michizan-av.. Madam Kurtze, dri— matic reader und delinentor, receives puplis in etecu= Hon, volce culture, und dramatic urt in Enulish, French, or Germun; single rehearsals ty advanced students for special occasions. OR SALE—TWO SETS OF NEW COM- position 24 poot balls, set of frory billiard balls, two new guld watches and chains, bizin works, and city saioon Heense, or will trade for something of Sule; “Chleago Exchange, bo Washington, Kooms 2 and 2. CARD—PROF. L, ED. CAPELLIER. bess tu inform that he hos at present afew hire disengazed: also ‘Tuesday und Friday evenings. Fersons desiring to enzaze his services: for private in: (See amusements column.) OR SALE—TO BE REMOVED AT once—Frame cottage 27) Prairie-av.; also tw Story frame barn on Pratric-ay.. suuth of ‘Twenty: ninth-st., would muke % good house; must be sold at. Gnco; best offer takes them. FsA, BRAGG & CU.,15 Washington-st. OR SALE—A MEDIUM-SIZED BAR counter. Apply at the office of the St. Caruline’s Conrt Hotel, Elizaverh-st, between Washington and Rangolph-st. GOR SALE—NEW SODA AND MIN- eral-water apparatuses of different sizes; best manufacture; copper fountains, twenty-callon co) enerazor. und other soda-witer gudds. GEORG: LDMORE, 32) Wabash-av. RIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE — $1,000 worth general household furniture, consisting: Of Brussels and woul carpetinus, marbie-top chamber sets, mastresses, springs, stoves, and a larze variety of other zouds but little used. GEORGE C. SKIDMORE, 9 Wabaxb-uv, NNIE LOUISE SCHERPE, SUCCESS- ful teacher of elocution; engnzements made forrendings and humorous!mpersonuuons. 3st West, Washinzton-st_ HICAGO MUSICAL SEMINARY, IN- corporated, 1? Dearborn-st, guarantees that in ‘2riessons by theic new method young or old will be able to perform on plano, organ, ut guitar what will require yenrs by the old method. No charts. Day or evening. Prot. J. 1 MACDONALD, Principat. HLICAGO SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, day_und nicht class; positions . guaranteed. Room 2 7 Clurk-st, OOKKEEPING AND WRITING DAY and evening all summer. $$ La Sailest. M. it JOMNSON. formerly bookkeeper with Field, Letter © Co,_Call for circular. NSTRUCTION IN GERMAN AND French languayes, German literature and history, music, viven by 2 highly-edueated Iaay from Leipzig. Address %&, ‘Tribune office. OR SALE—STORE WITH 5 LIVING rooms on leased xround: ty rented at present for #0 per month, and has 3-year ground lease. Ad- dress, for 3 days, % 7%, Tribune otfice. OR SALE—BOAKD OF TRADE MEM- bership, free and clear. Address B 36, ‘Tribune. OR SALE—A SET OF DIES AND J lot of touts and patterns for the munufacture of pocketbooks. Call on Sirs. A. SCHURKALSKY, 1d West Larrlzon-at., second Hoor, QIOR SALE: CHOICE LIST OF Evanston dwellings, also sume in Ravenswood id Movers Park; very desirable. J.G. HAMILTON, 10s Washington-st. OR SALE—A NICE NEW HOUSE AT Onk Park, on easy terms, for $300, of will rent derensonable tare. Apply to J. HL C, SCHROEDEI, Room &, southeust coruur Kinzle and Market-sts. ORSALE—AT OAK PARK, LN NOLLY- court, ‘room cottaze, di fout lot; rent. ror £20 month; S400 cash, WILLIAMS, Oak Pars. OR SALE—BY P. McDONALD, AT Clyde, two miles west of Hmitson C.. B.S Q. KR. It, nice 10-roomn house, in gvod order; will sell cheap and on e2sy payments. ROR SALE—ATENGLEWOOD—LARGE house and 75 feet of ground on Chestnut-st. near Gepot: wantan offer. F.A. BRAGG & CO.,% Wasb- OR SALE—FRAME BARN—TO BE RE- moved; ‘containing about 15,40 feet lumber; in Fear of 185 Indiana-av:; cheap. Call and examine. * (Ok SALE—OLD PAPERS SUITADLE for packing or putting under carpets, in pnck- cents per package, at ages of 10; price W uno Counting-Koom, OR SALE—-A COMPLETE ILE OF “the Chicago Datly and Sunday Tribune” for the eventful veur of 182. Address K-8, Tribune. XN RS. G. OSBORNE LETCHWORTH, ANA “teacher of etocution nnd oratory. m pupil of Juuws E. Murdoch, the renowned actor, will meet Wednesday und Friday afternouns. foom ai, Ayer Rullding, Monroe und Staze-sts, Pupils prepared fox the stage. Lessons in the evening in clases oF pi vyately.. IANO LESSON: AT YOUR HOME: xentleman teaci 9 charge if you do nut Jearn.” Address A2, ‘Tribune oftice. MHHE CHICAGO ACADEMY OF MUSIC. al science. LN La Salle-st, by their new methoc, of musical instruction. guarantee tu toake youn OF old good performers on piano, organ, or enftar in 2D lessons; day and eveulng. Misses GREEN. AV OLE. MANDOLIN, GUITAR, AND banjo correetiy taught. ‘The best and most ap- proved methods used. ‘Terms moderate. J. G. CROSS, Ba State-st. ANTED—A TEACHER OF THE Spanish language w give private lessons. Ad= dress C2 ‘tribune orice. OR SALE—A MINERAL WATER fountain of Tenneszee marble. 4 draught tubes, in good order. Inquire at 32 West Madisun-st. OR -SALE—SODA FOUNTAIN WITIL Salraps. in guod order. 241 West Madison-st. OR SALE—BOARD OF TRADE MEM- bership. Address ¥ 8, ‘'ribune office. ington-st. OR SALE—A FINELY IMPROVED place. five acres, on the C, BS Q. it It. 16 Dies out from city; will add money to it in exchange for first-class city or Hyde Park property. RK. W. BRIDGE, 1s Tribune Building. Fok SALE—AIR BED, 22Xs0,GOOD AS new. Address %%, Tribune ottice. PROFESSIONAL, County, 3 - IS the own! money invested the | inirble-tront residence, goud barn, lurge yard. Ash- Profits sourDt Oy aad ker buruins JNO. O. WELLS, | iumeure near Adauissst; landsoime fot on ifiron- tor Washington-st. St. gear Dearborn-av. (OR SALE—BUSINESS BLOCKS ON WOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ‘Lake, Kundoly adison, Monroe, Franklin, 18 rooms, und lot on North Ln Saite-st, at ifth-av., La Salle, Dearborn, Stuto-sis. War | a bargain. B.S, DEY S83 Washington-st. bash, Michigun-avs. FLA. BRAGG & CU. Ington-st FOR SALE—8X159 FEET ON NORTIL tariese, north of SehDler,*enst front: ver gheapit taken'atonee, FIED. G. WAITE, Jtoom Fok SALE—MY HOMENEAR LINCOLN Park, godd brick house of 9 roams, inodern im- royements, two parlurs, dining-room, kitchen, and Firs room on main, Hour; barn and 3b ors feet of ground. Hy owner, 727 Sedewick-st_ Jue Wasbington-st SALE—S1 FEET WEST FRONT ON AGG & CU. 9 Washington-st. Fok SALE—A GOOD HOME, 40X180, 12 Vs seo Hoomad and ‘ooms, On Indiana-ay.: one of 10 rooms, corner re Wx FREK & CO., 13) Dearborn- OR SALE—EXCILANGE, OR RENT— House of nine rooms, closets, ete. und tive lots, ju Maywood, ten miles from the city; a nice home xt & great bargain for some one. Inquire of JAMES ‘Asi, 103 West Van Buren-st, or 0. BENSON, Post- GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, e124 Dearborn-st., Chicazo. Advice free; 1s years" | ‘experience. Hasiness quietly and legally transucted. master, Maywood, IN. For SALE—HOUSES NEAR OAK- land, £2500 to $5,000; 260x190 on Bowen-av., $i, HLF. HEAD, & Major Blo GENTS WANTED — IN eee, ba dik ea Bia SUES Sine eae "WANTED—LADY TO TEACH FORE- nouns for room and board. %3, Tribune office. $2, A MONTH EACH—PIANO AND Ai vocal lessons by Indy teachers. Hoom ¥, Far well Ital, 48 East Madison-st. Mianos for practice. DP eae NORTH LASALLE-ST. rhe undersixned baving established at thts nuai— Dera Inundry where trst-class work can be ubtained Bt rearonable rates, calls the attention of the public to the fact. A long experience in the business leads her to belleve that she can do better work and give eater sutisfaction to her patrons than any une now: dat Inundry work. Luce curtains » specialty. les enxaged In huusekeeping, where it 13 In~ cunvenlent to do thelr laundry work. No chemicals used In this laundry, and reat caro will be taken in the hundiing of clothes entrusted to her charge. Family washing, e to $1 per dozen; restaurant wash: ing, 2c and upward, Clothes called for dnd delivered to any part of the ra Orders by mail promptly at tended to, MES. A. MOLLER, Propristor, Address, with price and de- - lense of a fine ortice suitable fora physician or ruction in French please address 39, Dearborn-st. ’ ies who desire to join a class of social rendinus. features will be made of family wasting, and -