Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1881, Page 12

i : t { “ vits end eounter-aflida’ IZ MUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1881. TWENTY. PAGES. THE SOUTH PARK. What Some Chicago People Have to Say to Those Affi- davits. Barker, the Lawyer, Doesn't Seco Why Everything Wasn’t All Right. Cornell, the Commissioner, Comes Up Smiling and Indites a Pithy Denial. Leaming & Thompson Olear Their Skirts —Mrs, Phillips No Olieat of Theirs. Commissioner Russell's Reminiscentes—The Tan gled History of the Phillips Tract. THE SOUTM PARK SENSATION- ‘Ti Trracxe published yesterday {n_ its Washington dispatches some Jnterestiag ada- 2s Hi#d in the Supreme Court in the case of Kerr vs. Phillips et aL—a Dill brought to settle the title to what {3 known as the Phillips tract, which will, whep con- demned, form a partof the South Park system. “This land bas been in litigation tor many years, has been the subject of endless bebate in the courts and in the newspapers, and it was not ex- pected that anything new. or auything starting nt least, could grow out of it, Some of those aflidavite, however, wero rather sensational, since they made serious charges'against leading attorneys of this city, alleging in substance that they had been derelict in their duty, and also retiected upon one of cho members of the South Park Board. The gist of Phillips’ aifl- davit, 60 farasit concerns Leaming & Tnomp- son, is that they were unfaithful to tho inter- ests of their client, Mrs. Puiilips, afiant’s mother, or, in other words, soid Ler out. For the purpose of getting the other side of the case, a TRIBUNE reporter sallied forth yester- day, ‘and succeeded in Interviewing pretty much everybody who was mixed up it ‘the thing. di rectly or incidentally, or who might be supposed to know anything of the case without baying peat gpartof it The results will be found be- ow. JOSEP N. BARKER. 5 Mr. Joseph N. Barker said that Robert Rae end himself were employed by Charles H. Atsins and Mrs. Phillips to tw: adefense in the case of Kerr vs. fhe South Vark Commissioners and others. In s0 domg, they realized the necessity of fling the plea referred to by A 5 in his aftidayit, They prepared it, submiticd it to At- ins, explained and read it to him, and he signed it. The answer to the original bill was then pre- pared and submitted to Atkins, who deciined to gign the same, but authorized Barker and Kae, as his uttorness, to sign it, They did so, and it wss filed. As to the contract (filed of record in 1803) between Barker apd Rac on the one band, and s and Mrs. Phillips on the other, Mr. Bark id that was an entirely legitimate traneuction. Tho arrangement was made in remunerstion of legal services ren- dered and to be rendered. -\tkins ana Mrs. Phillips were without 2 solicitor, and employed Barker (with whom Hae was atterwards 3S+0- Ciated), the case having then been abandoned by all the attorneys who bud charge of that inter- est, No other solicitor bad appeared in the case on that side from that day to this. The fee of four-tentbs of the amount to be recovered was generally considercd os a reasonable one, in view of all the circumstances. There was no money to. be pail, but the attorneys were to receive 2 proportion of the amount to be recovered, in payment of which services ren- - dered and to be rendered they received the decd spoken of, neitner Mrs. Puillips nor Atkins hav- ang any cash meaus. SHORT AND SWEET. Mr. Paul Cornell, whose name was mentioned in connection with the case, was seen, and fur- nisbed. the reporter with the following state- ment over his own signature: ‘To the Editor of Tne Chicago Tribune. Cnicaco, Nov. 12.—In reply to the statement in this morning's Trimet that Iwas interested with Leaming & Thompson in s contract in the Phillips, Kerr, or Dunleyy tract of land located in the South Bark, I desire to.state that I never had any interest of any kind, directly or indi- rectly, pertaining to any fund within the limits of the South Park with any: person whomsuever since my first appointment as South Purk Com- missioner, PAUL CORNELL. LEAMING & THOMPSON. Col. B.S. Thompson, on behalf of the firm of Leaming & Thompson, made tho tolowing state- ment: In 1868, a year before the passaze of the South Park act, a contract was inade between CB. Phillips, C. A. Atkins, and our firm, the object ‘ot which was to clear, if possible, the title to the premises in question trem the claim tu the same then made br Sir. Kerr. Phillips at that time eluiroed to have been divorced from Mrs. l’hil- lips, and refused to recoguize ber in. the tru action. Afterwerds, in the same yeur. @ con- tract was mde by Atkins with Mrs. Phillips, te object being to free the land from uny claim she might have of inchoate rictt of dower, and for that purpuse Atkins agreed to pzy ber $509 in cash, and to convey to her five acres of the land when he sbould succeed in securing the same. She afterwards claimed that she should have ten acres, and a second contract was made with her futher, Mr. Wright, of Cincinnati, Jan. 2, 1869, changing the lurmercontract ¢o as to make it ten, instead of tive, neres. Neither our tirm nor xuy member of it ever acted 2§ the attorney of Mrs. Phillips. She pro- fessed to be acting under the advice of Judge ‘Tilden, of Cincinnati. 1u isis we. procured the opening of a judgment in ejectment azaiust one Burton, which was another mune for C. B. Phil- lips; and in 1863, when Mr. Kerr's attorneys moved to set uside the order opening sald judg- ment, we formully withcrew our appearauce ia ‘the case 28 attorneys in open court, having be- fore then obtained from Mr. Phillips written permission to do sv. We tten ces: anything further to do with the ca: neys, both Atkins and Phillips employing other attorneys; nor bave we since bad anything fur- ther to.do with ft until last sprmg or summer, when we learned that Mr. Rae, whom we under- stood to have been engaged by and to be act- ing for Mr. Atkins, had commeuced a suit aguinst ~Atkins, s¢ rng up that Atkins was solely a nuked trustee for Mrs. Phillips. on tue ground of certain written declarations which Rae bad procured from Atkins while Rae was ostensibly employed py Atkins 23 his solicitor, and which Atkins claims were improperly ob- tained and unwillingly made by him at tho dic- tation of his solicitor, and without underetand- ing the nature of the papers execured by him. At the solicitation of Atkins, his alfidavit, tiled in the Supreme Court at Washington, wus writ- ten and sent forward, 1} will add that the con- tract which wus attempted to be made between Kerr and the South Park Commission would in no way interfere with auy righls which Mrs. Phillips, or any one else, might have in the prop- erty. RUSSELL’S REMINISCENCES. ‘The reporter also called upon Mr. Sartin Rus- ‘ell, at presents member of the South Park Board, and asked him what information he sould give in regard to the case. Mr. Russell said he became 2 member of the poard in: 3larch, 1890, and, upon entering upon his duties, had been informed that a contract had been prepared with Judge Dunlevy, Kerr's attorney, forasettlement of the case, but the Commissioners had not ratified this contract. Mr. Morgan, who was President of the board at the time, had expended park money to the amount of some £90,000, and Mr, Russell intro- duced a resoluton, which wus passed, asking Mr.. Morgan to submit to the board an itemized report of his expendi- tures, uceompanied by the vouchers. Mr. Mor- gan bad neglected to do this, but be submitted tothe board certain papers and notes. from which it appeared that he bad endeavored to parebase for the commission the undivided fourth of the tract conreyed some years before to Mrs. Dobbing by Kerr. Itappearéd that ste had made a deed of this undivided interest toa. trustee who was'at the time a clerk in the ottice ot R.S. Thompsou—then attorney tor the buard —but the trustee failed to state for whum he was holding the title thea conveyed to him, and made no conveyance to the commission, though he bad been requested to do £0. Lesides ex- pending this $%,0W, Mr. Russell said, Morgan bad used other money to take up notes, together with their interest. which had been’ given by Debbing for the deferred payments upon Kerr's purchase. The papers and notes submitted to the board by Mr. Morgan were referred to Messrs, Russelt and Bontield, as the Morgan transaction was considered vague and unsatisfactory. They de- cided to tile a bill in chancery, to secure tha in- terest of the commission in the expenditure, and that case was now pending in the United States Court, The case was further looked into by Messrs. Walsh, Sherman, Bonfield, and Rus- ecil, and, in view of Judge Hurhin's decree of cizhty acres to Mrs. Phillips tor aer homestead, they resolved to avide by the decision of the United States Court and not force a setticment. ‘The position which the ccummission had assumed toward the litigation, from the first, eave the contract with Phillips for the tract at SSW) per aere, was also taken into consiacration in this pores ae complicated condition of the Judze Dunityy had asked the commission to execute thé contract with his client, Kerr, and Mr. Bonfield. had died just before the case was ready for trial. Mr. 31. W. Fuller, who bad been connected with it before Judge Harlan’s de- cigion, was then retained by the board. _Mr. Russell said he did not know of any of the carly intricues of the cuse, except from hearsay, and could not say whose claim wus the best. A TANGLED MsTORY. ‘The following is an extract from the anfual report of the South Park Commissioners to the Cuunty Board for tne year ending Dec. 1, 1859, and has a bearing on the Phillips case: pOLthe large uerenge embraced in the South a system, ineludiag Grand, Drexel, and Oak- evurds, and the long stretches of Fit reet und Western avenue, the com- ission has yet to acquire an acre in the West Purk, now used as u schoo! lot, condemnation of which will be necessary, inasmuch as the School Directors demand, in the opinionof the commis- siun, an excessive price; also, Some three lots on Fitty-fith street, in which condemnation Proceedings ure pending; and, though it bas sxion, it has yet to pay in full for the tract of 209 acres or more in the East Park, known as the Phillips tract. ‘The outcome of the litiga~ ning this htst-named tract is. mat- s consideration with the commis- rs ago the commission took the. trect under # con- of essiun tract with the putative owner, C. B. Phil- lips, by which be agreed to sell the sume to the commission for $80) an acre; but adverse claim- yup, the most ccns! picuonus of whem was one Kerr, who eltimed title to the tract by rexson of bis purchase of the property sold nnder an execution for a judginent aguinst Puillips. Mrs. Phillips was aio a claimant, both as having bad conveyance from her husband, C. B, Paillips, und as havtuga bpmestead unaltect- ed by enie under an execation. "Kerr tiled a bill in tho Lnited States Cireuit Court to quiet title, and the litigation thus commenced has not been determined. but, buying reached the Supreme Court of the United States, there tingers with no immediate prospeet of a ‘decision. Kerr cuu- yered un undivided one-fourth interest in tho tract to Mrs. T. S, Dobbins, and it is, be- Heved that tho Court of Chancery, where the. matter is now pending, on’ a. oil filed at the instance of the Comission, will de- lute President of tho commission ded $8,0W in pursing securi- avoring to obtain some sort of title Js fourth interest, the commis- oT such interest; or, in uny that the investment of $90,000 will be herd me form. The whole matter of the ip of this tract is so involved between and persons claiming to bold under them, that the commission, unable to deal fair y byall, where each citins everytbing, can but he event of the lewal contest, The vaiue land will he tixed ultimately, no doubt, the United States Court. What its ter of conjecture only. the! ‘antime prophets who predict that ize Minding will be totally be ‘yond the commis- siou's means of payment. ‘The commission 1s not without anxiety concerning the result, but 2S apprehensions dre uot of this gloomy ehitrac~ ants spra ter, Jt has no reason to suppose that a Jury in a United States Court will tInd an outrageous ver- dict, aad its resources for the payment of land obiigations, which will be husbanded carefully, considered ample to mect any rextson~ atie demand, The commission will t any cemend that is otherwise. These resources are as foliow: Casb to credit land fund. - $127,909.32 Due from County Treasurers bilance shth ivstaliment of the special gment for benefits park pur- «26,946.65 estimates Appew! Tavestments Total..,... seseeeee 5 ‘The preceding statement of tho case is nearly correct. There are 195 ueres of landin the East Paré known as the Phillips tract, owned origi- nally py C. 8. Phillips, who bad some business transuctions with aman named Kerr, of Ohio, whicn wero. uot satisfactory to either party. Kerr su ed Phillips and got judgment, and upon this execution bought in the tract, taking a Sheritt’s deed for it: These proceedings all ante- dated the location of the purks, and wuen they @ located the tract wus included. Judge Heckwith was acting as the attorney of the Commissioners at the time, and made a con- tract with Phillips to purenase the lund for park es ut $300 per acre. Upon hearing of Kerr filed a-biil in the United States Court, asking. that. the Commissioners be enjoined from baying any money to Phillips for the land, and that the cloud on bis title might be re- taoved. ‘The family reiations between Phillips and his wife bad not been amicable up to this time, and in Ipd2 their home on the tract was destroyed by tire. After that Phillips abandoned it. During these years there were a number of transfers with réference to the tract, but Mrs. Phillips set up that she was the owner of it in fee, having had transfers from Phillips justifying ber claim, and ulso the savior of the homestead, and she claimed that the Sheriff's sale was defective, in that It had not set aside her homestead, as re- qured by the Iltinois statute. Phillips himself nis demanded the homestead. and claimed that ris proceedings under which he bad ob- tained the judgment were fraudulent. Jn J8y8 the ease reached a hearing before Judge Harlan, who first decided that Mrs. Phillips was the savior of the homestead, and es were set off toher. Ona reberring, ption for a homestead was increased to xeres. The parties all appealed, and the eis now pending in the United. States upreme Court. It will probably be decided this wee! KEENAN IS HAPPY. Judge Dickey Grants Him a Super- sedeas. Keenan, the condemned raurderer of Henstey, was all emiles yesterday in consequence of Judge Dickey’s action in granting him a super- sedcas, and when seen by a ‘TRIBUNE reporter, whe visited him in his cell, wus in a bappy rev- erie, with his beeis above bis head and resting them upon the bars of hiscell. His attorney -. Storck, visited bim during the day, ana had given bim to understand that he would leave tuwn this evening tor Mt, Vernon, there to press his clams upon the Judges’ ot’ the Supreme Court. In response to ao inquiry Kee- nan smiled, and. said that be must of course conics 10 feeling a great deal better than he did tho day before, although he felt rensonably certain that be would be granted at least 2 stay of proceedings. * Do you Hope to get otf ultogether now?" “No, indeed,” was bis prompt reply, “that would'be going too fur, But ido expect to set an stipersedeas, and consequently a new trial.” He was congratulated on bis good fortune during the day by a great number of ‘the visit~ org who were at the jail yesterday. JUDGE DICKEY made the following entry in the case: * State of [inuis—Supreme Court thereof. Vo- cation after te September Term thereof, tn the Northern Grand Division: Having considered the foregoing transcript of the record in the foregoing exse, and being of the opinion that there is probable and reasonable ground for the suing out of a writ of error in the case, and that the record presents questions which ought to be considered by suid Supreme Court, it Is hereby ordered that the writ of error to _be sued out by said John Keenan in the cage shall be 2 super- sedeas, und that, upou the issutny of such writ, the saine. shall ‘stay the execution of the sen- tence of death in this case until the further or= der of said Supreme Court in this regard. “+ Done st Chicago, in the Northern Grand Di- vision, this 1th day of November, A. 1. 1881. om, Lye DICREY, “A Judge of tho Supreme Court of tilinols.” P TUE EFFCT OF THIS ORDER will be to postpone ‘the execution until next March, at which time the next ion of the Supreme Court for the Nortbern Grand Division will be held at Ottawa. Mr. Keenan hus quite a time ‘to live yet, as bis ease may not be disposed of until some ‘time after the session opens. ‘Tomorrow Mr, Storck will go to Mount Vernon togetthe writ of error referred to in Judge Dickey's order, and on his return it will be placed in the hands of tho Skerift. giving him oficial notice of the court's order. Mr. Storck RELIES ON THE POINT that the evidence in the case is purely cireum- stantial, and that the conviction was secured on the evidence of an interested pxrty who was not corroporated. It will be claimed that Keenan was arrested some time after the murder for participation in the Piltinger burgiary, and that he served a sentence of one year in the peni- tentiury for that crime after having pleaded guity.. While ie was in prison, it was further cinimed that the police entered tnto an arran:e- ment with Haberkore, the principal witness tor the prosecution, by waich the latter was to es- cape punishment for complicity in several burglaries which he bad committed with Kee- nan, provided he would secure the conviction of Keecan forthe Hensley murder. The counsel Tor the defense desire it clearly understood that they make no accusations or charges against State’s-Attorney Mills or his office. They bold solely the police responsille for Haberkorn’s action. The counsel also puintto the fact that no persons could, or even attempted to, recor nize the man who tired the shot that killed Mr. Hensley, Mr, Storck feels confident that he will secure new trial, wheu he will attempt to de- molish Haberkorn’s evidence. —— HYDE PARK. The bicycle has reached Hyde Park. Yester- day morning a horse belonging to Olof! Johnson was frightened by one of these machines and ran away, throwing Georgo Johnson, a young Jad, out of the wagon, and fracturing his arm. above the elbow. Subscriptions to the Garficld Memorial Hospi- tal fund will Le received by the Assistant Con- troller at the village hail in accordance with the order of tho President of the Board of Trustees. @ho Hyde Park Land League is in a very flourishing condition. A grand meeting is an- nouneed for Weduesday night at Flood’s Hall. Agreat number of the teRgraph-poles along ‘the Hlnois Centra! Railroed south of Grand Crossing were blown down Thursday night, A young man named Fred Hansen, eiployed the lumber-yurd at Pullman, was killed about o'clock yesterday ufternoon. "A gang of -men were trying to push acar loaded with lumber around a curve, but secing the undertaking im- practioabic, they let go of the car, and all jumped out of the way except Hansen. Thecar rapidly returned on the incline, and before the young man could get out-of the. way he was THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE crusted between tho projecting timbers on this HORSES AND CARRIAGES, BUSINESS CHANCES. BUSINESS CHANCES. FINANCIAL. rca tnuar: | Aces iO LOAN—S$2.000 IN ONE SUM, OR LV (a another ear,-and expired very sovn after- Wards. ‘The decensed was about 18 years of aze. A school will be opened Ina few days in the Rock Ialand Depot building, whicn isbeing Htted upina suitable manner. Reinety-fth street bridge, One {undred and sixth street bridge, und also Chittenden’s bridge Across the Calumet are all badly out. ot repair, the result of the heavy weuther of the pest week. : ‘Tho Western Indiana Ratlroad nas begun work on its bride across the Calumet near the old Chittenden bridge. LOST AND FOUND. Laan LODE HA Mirena merece 0G LOST—S) REWARD—SUN DAY, Nov.# brown spaniel, tall sliuved: answers 10 ii name of Brownle, Itecirn to 412 indiana-av. 1 BLORGAN. POUND A, STRAY, MARE, IN THE Fear of 103 Rast Kunie-st. ‘The vwner can ob- inin the mare by payin: the expenses. andkerchlef on Mailicon-at. car. The own- érean juve We by pay ng advert ‘D- LEONARD, Gloom 5, Ite Washington-st. OST—AN ENGHISIL pith collar marked * Chuch A hberal reward will be paid 5 OT RIDE on account of Hl-bealth, will sell the entire con~ tents of bts privat stable, No. 3 Eust Thirteenth-st.. between Michizan and Indiann-avs.. including the very handsome and stylish trotting sallion Almont Jr. sired by Almont, the great sire of trotters, dant the celebrated trotting mare Bell Heandon, by Votan; feer, son of Rysdk’s Hambletonian, Almont dr. bs 3 yenrs old, If kinds high, welzhs 120) pounds. ins fine #tyte und’ netion, zood ‘bone wad inuscle, js » hund~ soni bay with black points, fall mane und tall, 1s 0 perfect horse in every way; any child can drive him: he fears nothing; he trotied five heats last summer f 2B, Qed 8h, tnd ut which time owner paid $1,200 for him: he is warranted sound and kind, aud ss will Duy lin. Io fook ttrst premium a: eoun- fale i “Also the bountiful and fast-tiotting colt Rovere Bonner, sired by Edward Everett, sun of Rysdk’s Haunbictonian, dam by Blood’s Blackhawk. Hobert Boner fs 2 coal-black, has fywing mane and tall, rangy. built, and shows bis tine breeding; he ts 3 years old, 15 hunds hizh, well broken in all hatness, fears nothing, is ste fora Indy to drive up to ste: with safety: he is a , evel trotter, boots or Weights: be tsa very promising vouns horse und will be valuuble for road or track ‘purposes: hy never bad much hanging fur speed, but he showed three heats in 2 and, phen owner paid Re) for him: be is warranted to show the time named dnd warranted sound and kind, and now $28) will buy iia. A a cood rond horse cheav; pedigree unknown, bugsles, hurness, and track sulky, staule tx- tures, roves, biunkers, ete., at your own price, as they: utust bo disposed of itimediately. OST—A COMMUTATION TICKET ON Chie: Northwestern Meilroad,, Chicago to Cortland, vill be Ilbernily paid by retum= ing itto W. W. MARSH, Sycamore, {11- ADY’S GOLD WATCIL, SUN- L eore fth-st.. hetweon Cottaxe Grove: Ji aay, on st. hetweon Cottaxe Grove- 3yvand boulews Please return, to W University~ place and receive reward. OST—S10 REWARD FOR THE RE- turn t ‘NOt Indlana-nv. ef an Irish setter-dog pup, tan color, half grown, 20 marks, : OS T— WEDNESDAY, purse contalning fakes. Liberal reward and 10 41 turnthg to MIS. HM, HOR’ OST — INDIA-RUBBEK turday morning on ios orle and the tu id get the OST—ON NOV.9, ONE AQUA-MARINE and wold earring. Liveral reward. Mits. BL It MANNING, LY Dearboru-av. I OST—SMALL KID PURSE CONTAIN- lng $i and sonte ‘chance; also, receipt tor furs With owner's name. Finder will confer x favor and receive reward by returniag to 439 North © second tat. A” SM s valued is mtatio. or Stute~ nder please send ‘Stee NILEMAN 1S COMPELLED ‘TO soll at any sncriice ‘the well-known trotting inare Lady Kez Jok funds, ried bay, 8 years old inst spring, and will be warranted in every pn will give purchaser thirty days’ trial, aid to encourace Immediate sale will sell her £0: Sho was sired by Young Alien, he by old than Alien, damn Mor- in mare. She dan trot three heats any time without handing hetter then 2:0), Was raised at White River Junction, Vt, and is one of the best zetted agares In the country, Also very tine pair of binck hour robes und sot of Dunscomb harness at quarter value. 10 GREAT BARGAIN—ONE OF THE "rigs in the efty, binck road %, tine site-bar top bux rig complete; will seil very cheap or. 0: Other property. Cal! at MITCHELL'S, Is ust Washinston-st. 4. FEW GOOD HORSES FURNISHED first-class it- CORNELIUS, SULLIVAN, Kiverside. L T F. J. BERRY’S, NO. 4 MONROE-ST., large stock of carrlige teams, single delvess, Workers, und draft horses, Z LL KINDS OF NEW AND SECOND- hand top delivery wazons cheap; also a Une Sida-tar and sule-spring buzwy, at LS Wabush-nv evening, n buy horse and wazon. te- Ward. J. UL HOAI, wit Palton-st. PS REWARD—FOR THE OD) Newivandiand dos at 32) We: JOST IN MY HOUSE uid weke with anttiats J. I. ho quedlons asked for thé re OLN BELKNAP, Stout —F ROM TILE FIDELITY BANK Saturday RETURN OF Monro > REWARD—! $25 Goon ‘The above reward uni turn of the luezet I AND i$, DELIVERY, MILK, rs' Wageus, made tnd’ repaired: tir: Ki? guuds suld on comuission. MAICLLN’Sar GOL SALE-A NUMBER OF LIGHT ip woik burses; also a large stock. . top und epen buestes, pli ‘press wacons, notion and ped ind of aris that runs on MIPCLELL'S, 16 und 193 st nny w prices, BSHINALON-St, WNERS— put in order MISCELLANEOUS CaRD TO PROPERT Have the roofs on your building OW COIECS. kinds ot feit. compositzon.and gravel roof- Ing at the very lowest 7 for a term of year, a small cost, and. mn: mage no ebarge fo) tof repairs” Wea y or count ‘Ulfice und factory Established in Chicago si; LL THE NEW SCRAP-LOOK Pict ures, ornaments tor sil and satic juid (rinsed birthday, Christmas, wud New- at PINRCE'S, 7 Stadison oom 21, A LADY HAIRDRESSER WANTS A few more customers. By the month §, Address ‘Miss AA. POLL, 45 Wese W! inston=3t, N ENGLISHMAN WHO iLAS HAD A terrible ran or il-luck wand slsfortuae requires & little ussistance. Goud character. Address M 1), ‘tribun: “A TESTOS SA i mink also n- hendsome 51 Orginal Andrews Loan Onice, barman, 3¢-INCH SEAL-SKIN SACQUE A mut for sale cheap. 6 Enst Monroe- itoom 1b. NY ONE HAVING A_SEALSKIN cloak to sels cheap cantinds buyer, Address M ‘Tribune oftice. OCKROACHES — COMAN, 2935 DEAR- born-st, Euarantces a perfect cleaning ut of roaches oF RO pay. R. MWCHESNEY,- NEW RUSSI. baths, Paimer Mouse, are the bestin the With price reduced from $1 to @ cents, ay WASITING DONE AT cents to $1. per dozen, Clothes culled for and de- Tivered. Oltice No. Ty ftush-st. iS. Giss, REVOLY: catalog free. P. POW: ILLUSTRATED SUN, Cinclnnatl, U, NG WAN’ FOR TWO teady men and. i 7 Address Ko, ‘Tri WANT SMALL LINES OF GOODS OF any kind to sell on commission. 1 um favorably Jocated near business centre, free from debt. furnish best of references. “Address J 2, ‘'rlbun ULIUS REGENBURG, 278 EAST IN- diana-st—Public zccountant und expert book- Keeper. MM ‘RS, E. BOWEN—3 JVI ment ana vapor baths. WLS, CHALMERS—V. and magnetic treatuient. nent place de: GNETICTREAT- 41 West Madison-st. APOR. BATHS 72 West Washing- SOR SALE—CAR LOAD OF MULES, welghtirum LGW to 1,20. Corner ‘aylor-st, and Fiith-ww. 3 Hor SALE-5-GLASS CARRE good order, cheap. L, H. DONOHU State-st. gm exch: ill trot close to 3 minutes; price $10. # top and an open patent wheel bugey. tL side-bar toptmesy._§ Exchanze-piace. G OR SALE—S. BLACK TEAM—WEIGIL ut SATZAMON-St. Ol SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD LEATIL West sonst, LU, SILERMAN. pao SALE—A PINE HORSE AND A E-—CHEAP—A MEDIUM SIZE ‘aun, hurse and harness. 216 Superior. loht rund tenws; weil ui find, sound, and: cen business mare. Addres POR SALE— ind and sou GOR SALE—A Fm . EURTANteed sound In every wey fectly broken and safe fora lady, Address Joi, Trib- ‘une office. "BROOD dsut Indi A YOUNG MAN OF GooD ADDRESS, camupete Nn every rasps woud hike aun’ Gitgroseta soe esembtishpd business, Can invest $1000, or to tuke charze of some agency. Can invest Soy my i" Good references given uid Tet iTripune attic.” ci wen nnn wax TED —MEN—EVIDENCE PRO- ‘duced nt office or by mail that energetic men clear 9 to 4% per week with our goods op small cup- fiat. Colland Inyestizete or send stamp tor, papers. MERRILL & CO., 2 and 2 North Clarkest, Chlenzo. A GOOD CH3NCE—FOR SALE —A store with or without astock of xeneral mer- chiidise, 2} miles seuth: from Chics: Good cash tradeestabiished. Keason for seltt i or health. For pyrteuiars. apply to AUGUST WETS, Home- wood, i, A PANTY WHO HAS ONE OF THE most valuable silver mines on Carbonate Hil, ne Leadville, desires stnall sum of money for ma- chinery, ete’ Largo bods of mineral in sight. izle Governinem patent applied tor, Liberal, urranxe> mbenty will be inude, Whe most thorough tavestisa- on solicited. Li, Tribune office. 3 RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE—A god paying millinery-and fancy-goods store ta Rivuriehing cosntrs town, 7o nutes fram Chicazo; will sell chexp toreash on iecount of sickness, particulars naulre of 1 AX OLD ESTABLISHED AND GOOD pnyhug retail pYsiness; Hoods staple; Location Gieot the’ bestin the clly; tur sale either for cash Ge Reuicum bern’ $tal estate in the city Vintts. St, ‘ribune ofttee, Y PEINIGEIS, 92° LA SALLE-S xround tloor: Pakeries well esmblished; mei Ryarkeis In kood locaton; saloons all over the elev, staurants In goud running order: groceries. Good 4 places, ILOR DYING GooD ‘$1,500 ness man with about $110 cash fora tirst-chiss ‘Address at once L at, \V ANZED AN ENERGETIC BUSI business. Best references. ‘Tribune office. WILL SECURE THE LEASE $1.000 and buy the furniture of one of the most desirable fits on the South Side, paying 5 per cent per month on tavestment J. St. BEVELEY, 14 Clarx-st., oom 2 ONLY, ONE-THIRD CASH, walance 6) und {0 duys, buys best to~ cated fancy xrocers, confectionery. und bakery Hoods, at Battle Creek, Mich.: stuck and fixtures cum- Dlete include counters, shelving, scaies, coifee mill, Toaster. ete. etc; store 100 feet decp, low rent; Owner's ill henlth oblizes the sale. Nattonal Busi- ness Exchange, 17 Clark-st_ $2.000 WILL BUY WELL ESTAL Hshed steam bakery with all necessary machinery: trst-cltss shipping pulnt; great bargain. Address 7, Tri Si MUSICAL INS£R OMEN: A WALLET & DAVIS, 1 KIMBALL, 1 instru;nents New York, 1 Hazelton, 1 orcar been rented; will sell cheap. j2abetl-si. Soa EFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. call und see the Jf, F. Baker newly improved up- Tight plano. DIR, JOLEN 5, MARSH, 202 Wabash-av. AHLGREN & STEGER, M7 STATE- St, general agents for Sohmer & Co.’s pianos, Wilt for 3 few days sell pinnos at cost, BUSINESS-MAN WITIL $8,000 CASIT ‘FP goN MUSIC AHEAD OF ALL. te sums of g10 exch, per cent: no cummis- dion. A. T. GALT, 2 Randolph-st., Koom ti W ANTED—A PARTY WITIL A CAP! H ital of 3.00) t0 813008 to Join owner fn build inv block of buildmes which will pay 15 per cent on WY ANTED LOAN OF $109 FOR ‘f: unent. Address Lh ‘Tribuae ote Thontlis; prefer to pay back in wonthly, pay ments, Wil pay #5 foruse. Addrexs O i, Tri Une ofitee. We TED—3 AT 6 PER CENT {interest (no commission). secured on West use and Int worth S02, to take upan expire tof bizher rate, by prompt-pasing, respunst~ Address tS. Tribune office. + 2a-sto1 homes fn 00 acres of pine and oak land, ~ ‘ene subdivision, farms, and three ._£8 Dearborn-st., oom 8. J. W. FL ANTED—310,000 AND = $5,003 ON AY. 800d property.” LN Dearborn, Koom 8, J. We FREE. bp D— va linproved € per cents Tribune ottfe ¥ FANTED—AT 10 PER CENT—FROM SMW to $25) for one or two years on SON worth of property. Address J 2), ‘Tribune office, WadStTEDrto BORROW | $5.00 FOR city real ester worth SS. Ano EVO sunse zt f S uTth Ste a * terins. Address D9, ‘Tribune odice. betas J G PERC IUNEY TO LOAN ON W. Se Wie: salest, itoom se) ONE & 3 OR 5 YEARS tute worth S500, at 6 UN sane terms. Dit, ZL ‘can bay, one-ude interest in a manufacturing Why? Because any person can playa tune on | @ey= TOS: ANGE AX, can, bay one chalt inter y pormuatae Ade | piano Wi minutes: Also a large mock of pianon, | 25 ae } SEM, ADV AACED ON. PUR: dres: 10 OTT Ce hew und seeynd-bund, £9 be Wd aL wholesale Lactory | without a soranause , Peseipts, ete. ATER? 7 a a ces tor the next 'd » Pianos, orang, ete Boat 3a TC, HOLMES, 116 WASUINGTOX- Hined, repaired. nnd polished br cumpelent work: AURORE it ‘et’ Hoot 6 stlouns, restaurants, milk route, | men. “Get your planos tuned for $1.4 at N.¥ Musie | ge , Cay aE Zldar store, school store, cheap. Co's 20 States $4,000 his ragaved Wreck Site nea. = TaTR RS net rT] a co WIT one Kr. 1 A Side property. FILS’ ‘ASS BUSINESS MAN LEGANT ROSEWOOD. EEN WITH | Address K GF. Terbune et ees ith $04 cash can bey one-half interest in an exrved $143; payments, $10 per month. 213 | Ga 77 CHEN OT a dinte business of ten sours’ atunding, paying E15 per | Blute-st., one iene i $5,000 TO. LOAN ON. CITY PROPER- ‘2, ‘ribune office. | ty: 6 per cent; no cummission. E. = GRACE, southenst corner Clark and Jackson-sts, WW THIS IS ONE a Fi S ATH ANIT 5 FOR SALE Sea THIS IS, 0% $0,000 TOLOAN AT SAND: LER fe TH show sua if you will & de netted ta on bund, GIBBS x CALKINS, ist in Salle-st ingse chance that has been uf- . Ser 4 tt willpay 10 per cent net on $ N-ON REAL ES- it this does not sell, why wothing: & urities: the allandsee for yourself; wantall cash downy $i naged, rents cole present owner is xO1DK stand will gire you the aus o specialty. best of reasons for selling. ‘I. 3. BOYD, Koom i, Rundolph-st. 19 Madison Pree s TLE FINEST row CLAIRVOYANTS. and most centrally -oented restaurants, connect- | —————__ THE — ae - aor a aE RS RE ad wiian clesunt harroom, within halt a block Of RMB A OW THE FUTURES new Courl-House aud Chiunber of Commerce, No | ————— BEST “All the press here xd tn Buston can testify to better lorativn in Gong und chew ‘only Ald iu dustitess and domestic teoudles, also to nein in responsible partles need apply. For iniormation ap- | ———_._* PIANOS by the only orsete of the ERS. piy nt Room Zeitung Building, frown $ to 0 a West Midizon-st. m, and 3 to bp. eas — tozeiner ‘und cause specdy and hapoy mar TE REST TST WN i ————= a ae 4, iso removes evil Intuence und felines, Yor SALE—FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF | ———— + ORGANS —— mperance, oplum. and morphine habits boots and shoes; best location in elty. BE, B wid how you will be lucky tu love un WALKER, Anderson, Ind. = VISIT: ly and business affsirs, in sickness relit- AOR. SALE— GROCERY-STORE . AT | ——— Y. parthersuips, lawsuits “comtracts Gonvested willy y ail Chitaeo @uiig # soo business: atts: AV: other busizess itis well kuown as unfailing, bein a Ixetory reasons for zelliu, Address Go ‘ribune. | ————— KIMBALL, panier: eee I ings competent astrole STABLISHED | ———— CORNEK STATE — nt, willexplain tée past, cheer the ‘itng-house on Wabash-av., within ten : et art tie Droauis interureted: u aHindlson-st, Address L., ribune,-| ————— AND ADAMS. Se ea ene cured on ceteipt of luc’ uf tialr, sex, and Prout ALE—A GROCERY STORB, DO- e ul birth. Magnetic remedies, Always at home. ing a splendid business, with full Ine of” goods WONDERFUL GIFT—MRS. POULIN, feitably ta the location and trade, Address 1.2% A the imac wonderful astroloeist OF the, ace, Bak “ hal just returned fruta Europe. where she bas em pees a tl oc m hcknowledzed by ull the nobility to be the greatest TOR SALE CLASS RESTAU- Kincresderet the mineteench century, telling past THe ae ratierol Coniuarees nies fatlins Proseut and future, tie name vf the une you will Giiding Jease, stock, und fixtures: ‘business No, 1) thatof her iter, shows hkenesses, has thas good reason for selling. Address 147, Tribune oftice. ypuian secret ior such os Juve and speedy 7 ma SOLFEE aj m in ive luck cyarms so that sour enemies TEA, COFFEE, AND : — | will not have power over Fauy shy elves pertcet snils- ies R CASH—. vE Sth * etion. Kees ) cents ane residing out inst. “Inquire at 453 State-st., third tor. eee rene rr reer ead ‘weit of = a = = TTRES, OR SALE—AT A BARGALN—A FINE DVICE, INFORMATION, AND LIFE- FOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES, | HO Sntitand upneie Schomacter paso: also a re: ecily given by SIStE. CLARE. Ho- -table, of one of the dest corner, sn- with po -nv., cheap, Inquire of STE- Wisaiine JON SALE—-SALOON AND RESTAU- sant located among wholesale houses; stock mud wher haying other business. In- Oh SALE—90 JIEAD OF GOOD DRAFT, driving, and ‘busine: tw $10: any trial orts OF harness, at 19 4 POR SALE—TWO FINE HORSES. IN- Pee aoe {, No. $5 Lin Salle-st, or at stable ar of it Langley-a¥. EST IN OR SA = : um Madi- printing-ofice. GE Son-st. yok SALE CHE, AP. A FINE SALOON nd fixtures in 8 Z00d Location, near Hock Island ‘One-bult.or Whole interest, 13 East Van Depot. Buren por SALE—-A. GENTLEMAN’S RO. imnre 13 hands high: gentleany lady can drive her. Can be seen at 1d Wabash-ar, Ose SALE-HEAVY TEAM UORS: 75; tne bugey horse for Indy to drive, #9, at OL West Washington-3t OR SALE-A 5-YEAT-OLD HORSE, KY side-spring bugs, and hurness, and a 7-sear-ol forse, 140) pounds, ailsound. — Apply northwest cor~ ner Thirty-tfth-st. and Furest-av. OR SALE—ONE OF ‘TILE BEST FAM- hy or business umres in thy is not afraid Ofansthing; § years old, weighs 1004 pounds. Inauire of Foreman Pan-Uandie Depos, Im North Halsted. A GOOD RANGY DRIV | trade fora goud puac~ HEAVY HORSES; xood workers. Cali OR SALE—T one for £0 und one for § atdis West Washington-st ORSES WINTERED AT DOW as ‘Grove; £2 per week; hayed, grained, d.. Ten years’ a Te! % owner's Grove, Hl. or IX) Dearb GE—A WELL- wery business ina ing nnd Stock, SwW,0W to $1300; will 5 property: sales, last rear over Hits); death of partner yniy reason four selling. Address owner, P.M. FULTON, Buchunun, Stieb. Pee SALE—A'T A GREAT SACRIFICE, 2 jewelry store in_one of the best locations on ihe West Sidv: good reasons for selling. Address K ‘Tribune om ALESSALOON LE-OR EXCH Lry-coods und FRor D FIXTURES cheap; business and fovatl Koo; tisfuctury Teason given fer disposing. Address ‘Tribune. Mathushek upright, 21s Stute-st. ror SALE—A KNABE SQUARE PI ‘ano {n good conditive. Inquire between 12 and 2p. mat Sil Wabash-ay. Pork SALE—ORGUINETTE, WITH OR without music. Address W. A. B., 2) Vine-st. 20. WOODS’ UPRIGHT PiANQs. ‘Supertor to any other Uprizht maue. The peculiar method of construction. which cives it ngreater amount of Strenzth and Solidity than has ever before been attained in an Gprizht ‘The workmanship and fitist ure of an exceptionally high chnracter: every portion of the interior or ac~ work being ‘brought to a very hich degree of nish, ‘The latest Improvements in action. securing an exsy and pliant touel, and, at the same time, 3 prumpt and satistactore respons "Their efforts in this directioy bive not only proved successful in so far nx producins jeved to be the Strongest und Most solidly Constructed Piano ever made, Dut the Method employed to obtain this end bus resulted in the production of a tone of the mos! MELODIOUS AND SYMPATHETIC QUALITY. Kor sale by J. A. BRYANT, 20 State-st. DIAGSIEICENT $909 WEBER GRAND AVA Upright piano ata great bargain, or wit} rent and Apply rent towards purcbase. Address M4, Tribune. FPOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST cracker routes in the elty; must be sold on ac- gount of sicknesy, 1.1%, Tri PRNOS ANd ORGANS FORRENT, IN- ‘struments kept in order a portion of the rent deducted If purchased. PUR SALE — FURNISHED HOUSES und fluts, very choice for rerenting. F. J. £D, Room 1 91 Dearborn-st. ITING FOR THE TA tington upright pianos can be_ supplied during tie present week, HOKACE BRANCH. AN State-st. PRUSSIER & CO. 210 Sinte. pakiies W. SALE—CIGAR STORE IN 4 GOOD tion, with living rooms, or suitable for bill- inquire at ounl Bryan ilock. Storr CAMP PLANUS & ORGANS. iS aud 190 STATE-ST. w ALE — FURNISHED ROOMS -, best business locality in the city. Ad= oune afte ‘OR with Te: Vose. & SONS PIANOS—UPRIGUTS, squares; fully warranted; established 151: low prices; $10 monthly. ADAM SILARP, 276 W. Madison. ton-st. ARTIES SELLING TO HARDWARE and jewelers througz the couutry will tind + aiable side line by addressing B. G. SERBACH, Peru, Il. 12 OSENILL CEMETERY LOT—SMAL», ALY putin best location, for saie cheap. Address h 75, ‘Tribune otlice. ULET HOME FOR contin est oF Vendane yt West Harriso’ I SEPAIRS ON ILAND FOR STOVES Py made everywhere. fuilen Stove Company, LADIES DURING Sos West Twelfth-st NUE SWAN BAKERY, 83 WEST. LAKE- st, the best honmie-mnde “bread. and cakes, Ferntled at wholesale prices; warranted Tresh and of the best material ip the fm it pays to deul at the est af WANT TO BUY. FOR CASH SOME big, heavy horses to take West; I don’t caro tf they are unsound, but they must be ‘cheap: sto welgtst, lowest price, and é I can seo them; 1 wunt no trial, Address bund viice. Tt WAVE FOR SALE CHEAP 38 CLOSE rockaways und several good Uusiness Luggie: Fd storage for sunimer carriages. HGS Wabasb-ay. JAYDEL TAMPA, OR LANDULET AND CAR gin, Uh WOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES ‘of millinery sture with three rooms in rears chance sextom offered; invoice ubout SW. M2 ‘Tribune vilice. OR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS RESTAU- rant, on principal business street, now doing 9 reusonable. J 35, ‘Tribune office. LE-A FURNISHED TLOUSE in one of the best. localities on the wie for private family or boarditz- ) cash, or $140 on time; a bargain. ne olice. riage wanted. Address with price Box 13, UST BE SOLD ‘THIS WEEK, SUL stantial team, carringe, and harne: ‘alsa bug- Ingle harness, at HOWLAN: ‘rwenty~ QLEIGHS—WE PRESENT THIS YEAR the largest and flaest stock of any previous year OF tyro-sutted (Russiaa style), speed, swelled-side, ighy, und we have spsred nt ther to the pub 0 Jump-sext, and Portland s neither time nor expense in irst-class style, Our prices are reasonabl (at wholesale ind retuit.and invite all to giv cnil before purchasing. 1S. TOWER & BRO. und 1W) Sonth Clinton-at, Pe EXCHANGE-—FOR SLEIGH. OR FOR gule cheap, quiet family horse, G6 Sedgwick-s ‘ OOD HORSE AND BUG- vparately or together, for ehtoice 1ots in : Will give a iulr trade. Address Lis, Swan Hakery, $6 ABLE OLD HTCILLNGS AND EN- sile cheap. Address 172, Tribune, Warten A GOOD HOME FOR A bright litte zirl 9 years old. whose services wilt for main ee ahd schooling. Address M bane ofce mY ANTED--2-STORY FRAME HOUSE on Westside to move. Addre-s M63, T'rib~ une oftice. ‘ WANTED IT ‘0 BUY-SMALL LAUN- dry; state business dune und bottom price. Address M6j,‘I'rivune oftice. Was rep g00P NEW MILCH COW. L.H. PRENTICE, 36 South Cunal-st, ¥ ANTED—A RELIABLE PARTY TO take furilshed pasentent on North Side and board 15 first-class boarders. None but edrave tent, responsibie parties need apply. Address Ma, Tribe une ottice. Wares. GOOD MAN TO START ‘ith me a variety theatre. Ihave xot the bulid- the best stand in Chleago. Address 70 South STERN AGENCY sFOR THE French combination system of dress cutting 2 fuse m1 Canal W by Prof. J. W. LAvingsion; taught and gurrantee any onecan cut nnd UL by this system. AL GRAVES TAIT, Ty Eust Madison-st, fi Wan TED—IM LY, A GOOD bird de ale preferred. Apply to W.C. South Water-st. ¥V ANTED—235 TU 5) SECOND-HAND drug dmscrs; fate size, and in what condi- tlon. Address fur uur days, G 4%, Mnibnne office. Wane. TORY FRAME MOUSE on the South Side to be moved. Call at dis? KLAUS Wentworth-av. V ANTED-LIEUTENANT, OR LINE- olticer's ¥ sword, rf and, scabbard; also epauléts, Adress A. B. CAEP, 19) Wabash-av. WILL wax TED.— TYPE WRITER, nay §5 to, $0 for rood double-case second- hund. Address |, ‘Tribune oflice. ¥ ANTED — PERSONS AFFLICTED w taTh, col or headache to call on fora Z-cont bottle of ‘Lousley's Yormnis with each bottie. ‘OR FAMILY ‘ and work first class. Good Samaritan Society. 17 East tandelph-st. 137 MADISON-ST,, ROOM 2—HEAD- quarters for Red Clover, :he great blood puritier. ghelr fst Snevzclexs Sout. 7 CENTS 60 veashtn GENTLEMAN FROM THE EAST would like to assist n few yonne ladies music- A Aliy inclined. Address Gol, Tribune oltice. AGEL, GOOLD & SCHAFF, PIANO MANUFACTURERS. EST. AD 185. General Agents for nich & Bach and Eurtz-- man Pian Buy from first hands, of the manufacturer, Save prodtof middle-men. Pianos sold on monthly instsliments, Pianos rented and rent apptied on purchase money. ‘You can suve 25 per cent by calling at the. ‘AKEROOMS, 175 Wabash-av, ARTIES. WISHING a GOOD PIANIST piay for dncing can be suppiled by applying: iO FRANK ROBERTS, care Roots Sons ‘Music Con BOOKS. 0 LAWSERS—SIXTY VOLUMES OF law Works, late editions, cheap, or £¢ sina uupess Sriatae tlandeae oe OF 70F Bhs Horse TED—FINE HORSE AND BUGGY for sixty volumes Inw text Works; standard und Inte editions, 33 Isue Island-ay, WASTED SOME ONE TO TAKE A horse for the winter. 1 Fribune otic. AN TED—TLO EXCHANGE CAR riage repairing ora new bugsy for coal. J2 ‘Tribune oflee. NTED—A FOUR-HORSE DRIVER, ‘a harnoss-inker, and a hoster at stable, cor- ner Wells and Ontarlo-sts. $125 WILL BUY A FINE BLACK q <i) mare, 6 years old, sound and kind, wortn $0, Mave no use forcr. Call Sunday at 5) West Fulton-st. $250 WILL BUY A GOOD PAIR OF POU work-horses; they arc 7 years old. durk bays. nre stron, ebunky bullt, have cod heavy bone, are poud true puilers in single or double har owner fins given up business und has no use tor then; they Welgh 240) pound: Sy) Inst-spr they sire worth more now, a3 th ated wid city broke; would seil one for $15, und give te tri ‘They can er’s private stuble, No.3 East Thirteenth-st., between Michigan and In- diann-avs. eMtan in charge is authorized to sell. CAST-OFF CLOLHING BETTER PLACE CANNOT BE found thun ats Sta where ladies and Renilemen can obtain their cast-off clothinz. ulj other dealers. Follow For overcuais from 3 to 2. For business sults from § to $13. For coats and vests from to $10, For single For dolmans frou $ to $25. For sealskin scques or doimans from $25 to F150. For eventng dresses from $5 to 50. Grders attended with prompthess and dispatch. Address MIX or MRS. ANDICEWS. DREWS AT THE UEAD—FINE seaissin sacques, fur-lined dolmans, tine silk ‘nd party dresses of all descriptions for sale. See our Jarge assortment at the original Aadrews' lonn office, #22" Sateet: also Liwilh pay the highest price, a3 1 imust have them, ANDILEWS, State and Conzress-ste. All THE LADIES AND G: LEMEN ‘who wish to sell cust-off clotuing, carpets, und dedding will do well by kending orders to E, Herselt 422 State-st [will pay 2 per more than any other dealer in the efi; don't sell your cnst-olf cioth- Ing before you get an uffer from MEL, or Mits. TLER- SCHEL.. Remember the number, $2 State-st TTENTION, ALL LADIES: AND ‘Genis—A few targe solitaire diamond earrinzs, itads, aud rings of 3.4, 4. und 3 carat ata bargain, at the Orisinal A. ANDREWS, loan ollice, 32 State-at. . A LL KENDS OF CAST-OFF CLOTHING bought, and the pizhest price paid for tt. Ad- Gress S. VAN STRAATS, 54 East Chicaro-av- I - ANDREWS, 503 STATEST., WILL je pay the hizhest cash price for ladies’ and gen- tlemen's cast-ot clothing, carpets, household Koods, watches, and jewelry. K LE—GROCERY STORE (A COR- ner), stock, nnd fixtures, about will soll tor What it ls worth cash; rent of building, #9 per month; an established trade of $i to $0 per day cash, GiIFFIN & DWIGHT, corner Washington and Halsted-sts. Bee SALE—STOCK GROCERIES, OLD stand, coud trade, eversthing jn first-class or- der; suing to Colornde: L 6}, Tribune office. OR SALE — MACHINERY, TOOLS, ete, of champagne and other wines manufsc- org. ah business learned the purchaser. 1 6l, Tribe une offic SALE—JEAT-MARKET DOING 3 trade: old and reliable concern. wofselling. Lui, Tribune nfice. Ok SALE-HARDWARE STOCK AND u No better location In elty; will Invoice Ww 162, Tribune oitice. rok, SALE—$2,000 WILL BUY A JIALF inte in a Chicago Yinezar Works, worth aiken on or before Nov. 18.417 y ILL GLVE THE USE OF NEW PIANO tor the use of #15 or £40 for 3 to 6 months to partles who will » Address D 3 Tribune oftice. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS UPRIGHT ano in exchange for choice Jot in Evanston. Address 4.74, ‘Iribune office. pV LE, PAY CASH FOR PIANO OF standard muke that has not been used long and ic wear: replies must coutain full ec. Address X,33i West Adams. isnone the worse description. make, FINANCIAL. GOLDSMID, LOAN OFFICE, 99 EAST « Madison-st. (icensed). Established 185," Din- jmond broker and bullion dealer, Cash paid for old. Gpld und silver, diamonds, pearis, ete ete Colorade ranch, ijé Lurimer-st.. Denver. A down-town State-st, P, S.—Fine diamonds NY AMOUNT ‘TO LOAN ON FURNE ture, with or without removal, on favorable Terms; no commissions, 18) Dearburn-st, oom li, A NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FUR- niture without removal, piznvg and other good Securities. 7 Dearborn-st., Kooms § and ANS AMOUNTS . LO. ‘D ON FUR- niture. pianos, machinery, etc.. without rentov= i, and other collaterals, Hates reasonable. Bust ness strictly private. 102 Washingtun-st, Itooms wand 2. FINE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND sliver watches, diamonds, und jewelry at batt prices, at the Oriiinal ANDREWS’, 3 pposit Conaress. specialty. Call and inspect. ron SALE—GROCERY WITH LIVING rooms: pi R rent #2; good location; good Store, Address L Gl, Trinuno ome. A NY AMOUNT TO LOAN ON FURNI- ture and pianos without removal. 151 Randolph- at, Roum 4. OR SALE—A PLUMBING AND GAS- itting slop; a big bargain if taken this week; iho a wagon. Address U K-21, Tribune office. Hoek SALE—ON WEST MADISON-ST., well-paytn bakery and confeettonery, long es- d, cheap for cash. Room 4i, 32 La Salle-st, UST SELL A GOOD RETALL STOCK Of boots und shoes with iittures complete: now ng business; location good, and rent ise call at store, No.0 South Halsted-st. tabi NV doing 3 Maat ERY STOCK AND FIXTURES worth $i,() can be bougbt ata Ilberal discount; established trade; good location: must sell on ac- gount of stekness. Apply to 4. H. COVERT, 75 East adigon-st. TOT AN EVERY DAY AFFAIR—AM willing to eivean enterprising man exclusive Sontrol, Chicnxo und the West, ofa populur house- cle, new, which sells to the best firms in the ily considerntion ts buying reasonable of fuods. Address promdtly FRED XM ‘LEY, Ks, ‘Tribune office. pare ER WANTED, WIPI $1,000 TO ‘assist lady in opening hotel, Urst-class location. iteferences given. 1.15, Tribune office. PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN ON a long time on pianos und furniture; rensonuple and no commission. G 9}, Tribune ottice. 000—TO NY AMOUNT—S100 TO S$: joan on furniture, pianos, machiners, warehsuse Fevelpts, etc, without removal of the property; 20 delay. 69 and @ Randolph-st. DVANCES ON DIAMONDS, BONDS, watches, ete, at low rates. DO. LAU, Rooms sand @ 20 Eundolph-st._ Established 1 NY AMOUNT TO LO. ON FURNE- ture und planus without. removal, and all coud Focurities. at lowest rates, 6 Dexrborn-st. Hoon 1L fisbie charms worked, dreams interpreted, and atl qugstions answered. Foes.“ and W cents. ‘Ist Wea Poliest. MOOD NEWS FOR ALL—ARRIVAL extraordinary... ee Wain Countess DoLondon, from New York (form= erly from Europes, the world-renowned and only real natural trance ant in this country, Seventh daughter of the seventh daughter; born with yall and great prophetic eitt of second sight: while entranced Selit reveal ty her patrons every hidden mystery in life: has lone been veunounced in Europe and Amer~ fea the greatest living Wonder of the present age; understands the science of the Persian and " Hindoo rm working, und prepares inies, remov. tures lost atfectton: makes 1 4 With We one you love—no failury Tewves evil influences, bud habits; cures witcher 2 atl long-standing und rmysterious discuse: correct ‘nformition on lawsuits. lost propertyi and descriptiun of thief; om Exyptinn tal wills stolen goods, wita na! sickness, death, divore never ia) Advice to Foune, me how ty choose a wife for Rappine: absent friends, everythings ‘on inarriave, and - and what busi= of chanel ny 2 specialty; miso gives inaispe young ladies on love, conrtship, und wiarriaze, and if your lover {s true or Tulse, with his name in full, and Feur of marriage. Sladuin would respectfully announce to the she does notcuns e nu entire stranger, fu the month v| by reporters with re; cended from Barnuzn’s Lippodrome, tp in which’ Donaldson and Grin porter, lost their lives. Ib wiil be remembered by Thang citizens, us wellas the press, that Madam wag the only one who gave the true prophecy of their sad fate, which article was published In ail the leading papers in this elty.alsoin urope. where Stadam 3 a Chicago re= ierits are well known, und in the year Ive was “ountess for services rendered iy une of the is. Mu es itthoreuzhly under- eventh Daughter age, and ulver= and Would not be with the untny cheap progenders tound tn exery clty, All whu-are in sickness or trouble, all Shoso fond hupes have been binsted and whe havi en develven and disappuinted through the f predictinns of uthers, before giving up to despair Yaviced tu, call und be convinced of the true, state~ ments of the above withoat delay, as Madam’s time is limited toa short tinte only. No'ume for Idle gos sip. Consuitation fee. #2, $0. 1515. Wabash-av., near Sixteenth-st. (Wut this out] M ME. JOY, THE FAMOUS FORTUNE- WiC tetier. cisirvosant, and healer. By revealing erets and turetelling future events vf lovey divorce, diseases, property. or busigess, le, sickness, und heart-aches. uit her at once; it will bring you: luck. Fees & cents und #). Electric ana magnetic treatment 3 West Madison-st, corner Throup, second fiat, tront ™ ME. LE NORMAND, CLAIRVOY- al ant and tranc wedium, astonishes all by her Wonderful power, reveating every important evens that tas occurred in your or willuccur in your future life: has the celebrated Varisian charms, guare int: inxs the separated tozetbery love, marriage, and success in every undertaks aulintion personally and by letter. 523 W upestairs. basi ME. STARKLOV, THE CELEBRAT- M tise aiaeana fortnne-teller; fs the only one of ber pr 25) Western-a hidden inarriax you may. avold trou ton. in the city; can be consulted a8 up-stairs, from Ila. 1. to 3 ‘tirst fue 1 et frum the dour. Fee. We. pein. Van Isuren-st. cars AT ATERIALIZING SEANCES LN THE ai Nght sunday nd The: iy event cents, i Sittings daily. A positive cure for nervous debuity Shdaiichronic diseases, Prof M. J. SHEA, M.D - $+ West Mudison-bt. y ‘ME. MILSOM, NATURAL CLAIR NY 1. ‘voyant, 409 Nurth Clark: ISS PEARL HU. Ms E. is TLY, THE YOUNG ‘and Hiffed medium and imaznetie healer, cures: Fheumatismn. gives Florkta baths, Call at oi Weak Madizon-st. frou Ito lu, Lome Sundays: gon’t ring, ® RS. SILVERSTON—CIRCLES FOR al 23 und descriptions Sunday and Wednestar eveulnes; natural claircoyant, trance, test, business sittings dally, 9 South Greet ™ ‘RS. A. CROOKER, M. AVA“ sician’and chuzvosant, 2! AUD E. LORD WILL HOLD MM Friday evenings of this weer at No. 1 North ‘Throop, ™ ME. KETCHAM, MAGNETIC PHYSE cian, 73 Madigon-st., Room 4é. Vapor baths. A Seance on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and NY AMOUNT LOANED ON F URNT- ture, plunos ete, withont rewoval, and vther doilateraly Atiow rates. 1s? Dearborn-st. Room 4 Ose PAID FOR ENDOWMENT LIFE- instrance policies. D. W. SULHERLAND, 3 Washington-st_ RELY MORTGAGE, LOAN, AND ‘Storago Co.—.Advances on furniture, ets, with- Out removal, or on guods In steraze. 8) HL Van Buren, OR SALE—CHATTEL MORTGAGE, cheap. Address K 70, Tribune office. ALOON FOR SALE-CHEAP, 28 Fitth-av. © MANUFACTURERS AND. BUSE neas-men.—livck Fails, il, located, at the junc- fion ofthe C. & UC. S NW. and I it, Ls st Jiitallwars, is the tarzest nianufacturing town of its age in the West, and omers unusual slvantages to manutaczurers of almost any commodity. It hase Jarco and enduring water-power, which, when fully red, will support a city of Mv ‘inhabitants, Lay facilities are Nu. Lin every respect. fuproved water-power for sale In tarze or small quavilties at low dgures und on easy terms. Also, room un power tu rent for large or small business, in new bricx building, very low. ‘Every pussibie encourazement ts offered to manu~ facturers und others to locate here. Slaw worth of unimproved water-power and land donated! to parties Improving the same. A. P.SMITIL tock Falls, 1. io the’ matazement of the Cy B. &Q. RT Company, Chicago, Ie OR SALE—WELL-SECURED MORT- Enxesatépercont. HENIY J. GUODRICH, 125 Dearburn-st., Room 6. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR STATE Savings and Fidelity Bank books, and Scundi- javian National Bank certiticates. UA HOLMES, General Broker, 9 Washington-st. WANT A LOAN OF $500 FROM A prizate party on staple merehundiso; will give oysession of same; interest must be liberal. M Gl, vibune otiice. MoXEx, 22 LOAN—ON ANY GOOD ‘security at lowest rates in «ny sum for long or Shorttime. Nodeluy. L. A. CALDERWOUD, Koom B35 Clark-st ~ an’ ONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, ANAL pianos, ete. without removal, and og, coliater” als. GEORGE PARRY, lis una ha) West Monrue-st THO RENT=A FIRST-CLASS BOARD- ing-house; twenty-six rooms; modern improvo- ments; carpets nad furniture: fur ele; best location on South Asblund-ay.: 2 good oppertuntty for one who understands the business, and has the necessary capital, Address L 37, Tribune office. NHE BEST LOCATED GROCERY FOR safe; bestof reasons given. Address or apply at Wi Cotte Grove-av. WA TED—IMMEDIATELY—ENTER- pris man with &N to $00 cash to manuxe branch oilice at indianapolis; rare chance; business rates first-cinss in every way: no competition: a mo- hopoly: large resources. Hererence required and gxchanged.” Inquire POTEI, ist Ls Salle-st., om WONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT IVA rates on real estate. It. W. HYSEAN. Jit, £UO, ig? Dearborn-st. TASS J. SHOLLENBERGER, 13 SOUTH AMA its st,—Materiulizing seances Sunday and Tuesday evenings ats p.m. Magnetic treatment sittinus dally. WSS CROSSMAN, MAGNETIC HEAL AVE er, trents ail curable ehroni¢ disenses. Guaran~ icesn eure or nu pay. SIN. Clarkest., basement dell, Ny ME. ZARAPILA, TRANCE MEDIUM IMA “and maznetic physician, eusranteesto her visti ors complete satisfaction, revealing their moss pros found sverets and giving 4p entire life-reuding. as the renowned Persian charm for love. business health, Ths Weat Madison-st, frst flat MSS, MENDEE, 25; WEST MADISON, - Cures theumatisia and neuraigia magnetically. MM tS. FLURENCE DESCRIBES PER at. ‘as anil wat business you are best aday for. Ws East Washingtun-st. loom 12, third floor. TPE NOTED DAUGHTER OF KILNE- athe German siantess and Selebrate: levic healer und clalrrugant; the only Fellable business adviser in the city; tells past, pres= entyand fugure; eam be consulted wt iss South Clarke st, Ntoom 15. “ DLACHINER ¥, Don Rn an nnn NES-H. P. MORIZONTAL ‘horse-puwer tubular botler, one ixtt bower, one Cruny balances one double hoistitg engine and ‘Just ré= 1p, <3 wndsband and in good order. ‘k, an assortment of Worthington mm pumps. JUHN DAVIS & CO. 1 cenyed and Knowles 3 Micotgun-st_ ONEY TO LOAN ON CHICAGO M1 Orta cseate in suns of 81.0000 e108. HENRY WALLER Jit, li Dearburn-st, EAL ESTATE LOANS IN SUMS OF 2 $000 and upwardsaté percent net upon, im- Prog city Proverty. LYMAN & JACKSON, 36 Port- jana Block. TATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION. I ‘301 now payne to depositors the fourzh divliend (Oper cent) At 2w) La Salie-st. LB. GUIS, Receiver. LATENTS. a omer ets; ave 1K doz to clos ferures A. WeWHEeL neta Lake-se, TOT TOF BILLIARD AND POOLTABLES, V DAN le ILL BUY A SECOND-HAND BIL- Hard-able. Address K 44 Tribune office, ATIONAL SCIENTIFIC. ASSOCL! ton secures patents, caveats, ete. Patent titi- 3 xiven special attention. ph fation throughout the “Little Book on Patents” free. Offices: 7 Clark-st, Room 21, Chicago, UL, und tS Fest. Washington, D.C PATENTSSL. B. COUPLAND & CO., Patent Attornors, oy y T9L8 Ballé-et, Chicago, IIL V ANTED—A GOOD MAN WITH $5,000 to $10.0 cash to gy into merchandising, paring S3per centun Investment. ina Western elty. ‘lbuse Who cau zive cuod reterences can hear of sumetbing tw their ddvantsge by addressing L Tribune office. ‘E OFFER OUR PRINTING OFFICE complete with engine, paper-cutter, and presses for sales. ve ate: olny 2 large ang promanle, sonst ness and can give sutisfactory reasons for selling. LEDYARD & HOLMAN, 40 State-st, Chicago, Oct. 1, 1381. HE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL ‘Life-lnsurance Co. is prepared to loan toner in iiinors at lowest current rates of interest WITHOLT COMMISSIONS on improved farnis, improved and productive properties in cities and towns, und on pru- Guetive property ig Chicagy, in suis of $.W2) and up- ward. ‘ihe rate of interest will be sraddatea by the mount of Joan and character, location, and value of security. . Full information will be furnished on ap- Plicazion to R. PUINDIVILLE, Loan and Keal-Estate Agent for Llinols, Room 2) sud 21, 79 Dearborn-st, qr SALE—ENGINE, BOILER,. MA- chinery, toois, ete, for cabinet and plo and bung ness, oll in woud running order; will be sold we gether of sepurately. with privilege of lease of bulld= Ing fordycars, Will be suld cheap if taken immer . Inquire tn clzar-store, H South Haisted-st Oh SALE—-AT A’ BARGAIN—THE. mortar inill and Sxtures complete, formerly sed by me At Superivr-st. und Jake shore. with.eas fine for running the xxuie; also the patent right of the State of Iitingis., Call or address G. LL CAS! Moom 30 Li La Salié-se FoR SALE—COMPLETE SET OF MA- chinery for the manuineture and repair of al kinds or unatcal instruments, in good order, at guin. L 6; Tribune oltice. _£O LEASE, 0 LSASe—FOR A Tei OF TEARS Rear lot, 1six72. frocting on Church court, Dee tween Sladiaon and Monree-sus. Inquire at 19 aeap- " : “Aber, .