Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 25, 1881, Page 14

oo ert ebm tits * Bicn atenureh chole. © 14 WATER AND WASTE. Thief-Engineer Cregier on the Liverpool System to Pre~ vent the Latter. Chicago Has Plenty of Water ond Can Afford to-Keep Clean—Neediess and Justifiable Waste. The subject of the water-supply of Chicago and the waste thereof is one that.has long en- gaged the attention alfke ot officials and private citizens, and yet seems today to be, as far from acatisfactory solution as ever. - ‘That a city of 600,000 people, situated upon the bank of a nat- ura) reservoir capable of furnishing aa unlim- ited supply for ten times that. number,: shouid- ‘be threatened with shortage of water seems in- credible. Yetthe fact remains that there are certain seasong—the depth of winter and the neated term—in which the demands made upon the present .-Water-Works very nearly equal the maximum capacity, of those works. in such case,: the brenking ofa main pipe orthe temporary disability .of a pumping-engine might -lead to the most dis- astrous results, and at the very least would rob a portion of thecity of its needful supply of water. Everybody knows the source from which Chi- cago derives its water-supply, and knows, also, what the supply, if sufficient mechanical. means are used, is practically inexhausnble. Lake Michigan couid furnish water to every city from thejAJleghenies to the Mississippi and from Cairo to Bt Paul if sufficient? conducting-pipes and umping-works were provided. Chicago has ut is doors the’ most magnincent supply of pure drinking water in the world. THE QUESTION UNDEL DISCUSSION TODAY, however, is not that of supply, but of wastage, ana remedies: therefor, and on this point @ re- porter of THE TRIBUNE yesterday sought infor- mation from Mr. De Witt C. Cregier, the City Engineer. ‘The attention of Mr. Cregior was directed toa statement published in regard to the ere ‘cused in Liverpool, England, to determine wast- age and the Bese means of checking it. Mr. Gregier sald that he was perfectly familiar with tho Liverpool sxstem, m, and had received several letters from that cl oy ‘on the subject. Mr. Dea- con, an eminent civil ensincer, had & plan which tres tried in Pvernoot ‘with much success. ‘his plan was as follows: ‘Liverpool was formerly suppiled with water on the “intermittent System"—that fs, the cisterns wero filled during one hour of the twenty-four. ‘The capacity of the-water-works -was limited, and this was believed to be the-best -way of checking consumption. At this time the daity consumption was forty gallons per head— one-third ors a that of Chicago. Mr. Deacon. showed that the greatest waste of water oc- curred in the stili hours of the night, and dem- onstrated thatthis waste could be stopped. He put into operation a system by which the city was divided into 230}districts.. Each district was supplied with water by asingie main. A meter Yas placed in the street where the water was taken for any one of the districts, and this meter REGISTERED AUTOMATICALLY. the flow of water per minute. Thus, if there ‘waSan extraordinary tlow of water between midnight and 6 a. m., ittollowed thatthe meter would show the extra consumption. This, how- ever, simply determined the district in which ‘the waste occurred, and the services of experts ‘were roguired to show what particular resi- dences, tactories, or, hotels should rightfully be charged- with listenmg - at ‘the pipes, it could be es nihetser the water was yunning of not, and wherever, a. wilifal waste ‘was being perpetrated the guilty parties: were shown ae shad punished. The resuits or the sys- tem were guod. Extravagant use of water was stopped—tor England has a system of summary process unknown here~and the daily consump- Hon per eapita'in Liverpool was cut down to seventeen gallons. ‘Mr. Cregier was questioned as to whether tbe Liverpool system could, be adopted with ad- vuntage in He said that, in bis pinion, the system, would: “cost more than came _ to.” ~ Chicago ~: differed entire! s from_ New York, Brooklyn, Pnindelphia, St. Louis, . and -other . cities. in . regard to its ‘water-supply. In all of these cities the trouble was to get water“ or bad. In Chi- cago, and in most of the cities on the lakes, there was un ample supply of the fluid. It was im~- ossible to conceive of any of the lakes running avy. ¥. New York depended on the Croton liver, Putindelphia on the Schuylkill, Boston on the limited water-shed, and so on. But Chicaro bad ‘a supply which nothing short of convulsion of nature could interiait, and its conditions differed eutireiy from those co prevailing, inany oie city. At must be remembe! refore, that Chicago could not possibly wo short of water. ~ Mr. Cregier held that the ** Deacon plan” was not zdaptable to Chicago, because it was CHEAPER TO Pus NATER THAN ‘TO LOOK, ‘AFTER WASTAGE. Be drew a broad distinction between “ justifi- able expenditure” and ‘actual waste.” For instance, he held.that where the head of a household turned on the water for the purpose of tusbing the pines, drains, an&- sewers, that was “justifiable wacte”<to be commended rather than condemned.. Where a lazy janitor turned on every pipe in a down-town building, and allowed the same to run Bi Satur- day evening to Monday morsing, there was 2 waste entirely unjustifiable. In the first ease the soll-pipes and sewers ~were flushed, and sanitary requirements complied with. Mr, Cregier ehougne senitadon. ranked abead of dollars and cen! Furthermore, the ity Barineer believed that gn apparent wastefulness of water. might after all be good for the ely. Supposing: Mr. Jones turned his hose loose and wetted down: the street. The result would be that anindetermin- ate amount of animal excretion, decayed vege- table matter, and the like would be carried to the sewers. An overplus of water thrown into these would simply. have the effect-of still further diluting the sewage, and, to this extent, tending to rendering it innocuous. Ot course, there would still remain a percent- age of waste which ought to be redus Ifa man owned s cabbage- len, and, after suf- ticiently wetting down his plants, allowed the water to run over his ground, that was clear waste. It atazy janitor wlowed water torun through closets, as aforesaid, there would boa ‘Waste, after the desirable object of piusting. the Pipes and drains bad been accomplished. But Phere the head of a houcchold determined ones each week or s0 to flush the drains, and allowed the water to ron for an dour for that purpose, it was entirely justitiable. >TO SUM UP MATTERS, City-Engineer Cregier held that Chicago could adord to waste water. having so muck at its com- mand. Neither Mr. Deacon's plan nor any other eenotse of the le character was necessary. ple ought to understand that the Water- We were their own, and that. by not wasting. ‘water they could diminish the cost of ru running them. He did not believe in limiting the supply. even though it might seem to be excessive. Of course, there ought not to be any unwarrantabie waste.':The system of house-to-house inspec- tion bad been tried with pour results. Where a ‘complaint of deliberate waste was made, au ia- Honal waste. and no reason existed for special investigation. Sometimes it happened that the city was compelled to let the fre bydrants run all tho time. PFechuieally. this was a” waste of ‘water, but jt was preferable to having the by- drants frozen up when a tire ‘broke out. There ‘Were many other incidents of like character. Mr. Cregier seemed to be committed tothe idea of a further extension of the pumping fa- cilities, and’ considered certainly that, although it might be desirable to reduce wastage, wat was a very small metter xs compared with the increase of. water suppiy.” He thought Cotcaxo could afford to Wash and be clean a d_ deal more ‘than New York, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Liv os erpool, or London, all’ of which cities are peri- : Odically short of supply. Several Titelfizent Dogs. v rournial. iH. m . Warner, or titochoster, ‘has some remark- able. dozs... The. -other day he accidentalty dropped a 320 bill from his pocketbook. » Ashort Umie after one of bis dogs found him, and, bold- upits head. dropped the bill into W: ‘arner’s 's hangs, While bathing in. tho St- Lawrenice dure 2 visit nt. the Thousand Islands. Warner was suddenty seized with 2 cramp and cried for help. One of his dogs heard hiscry, and. Warner, caten- ing hold of its tail, was saved.* On another occa- sion, white hunting, Warner accidentally drop- ped his overcoat “When driving along on the lomestretch he missed onc of bis dors, and, upon ooking back, saw bim away in the distance bear- ing the lost coat alott in bis mouth. Dogs may Hot be gifted’ with intelizence, but they cer- tainly have a first-rate quulity ofinstinct. 2 MUSICAL. A SOPRANO With MiGiE VOICE AND me credit as Gospel etocer, wants a posit G Tribune office.’ FR Neer old tandsava peoa Nosed rade" Sgas SN anges feewtons dotne good ar UATION WANTED—AS SOPRANO Shope: Rod render of 52h West’ Madisonae fon OFFICE FURNITURE. 2 OR SALE—SAFE.” ROOF. ATE- Hatate orden Guay PR ROSES | 2 FES FOR SALE—CHEAP—WE AVE fe aseortment of new and second-hand fire tb peut Buri icincproe! J. GREENHUOD & CO, a - FO LEASE: ik uacks ee anes te wilt be donated to Wy LOST AND FOUND. THE CHICAGU TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, DECEMBER: 25, 188I—SIXTEEN PAGES CITY: BAL ESTATE. OUND ASTRAY —ON THEMORNING ‘2th Inst.,a mule, which the owner can havo by calling at the’Acams Wouse neuiesy £004 of ‘Lake-st.. und paying expenses. (OUND—A WALLET CONTAINING A. gmail amount of money. Inquire at the oltice of CHAS. GOSSAGE & CO. A. SUM UND—ON . STREET, or money. LOSE, ‘hy addressing OH 3, Tribune stating amount and kind of money, and timo paying expenses. can have office, pnd place of losing, and OST ON TRE TST INST. Jaen vn the sss. OF 5 strdet or instvect-tany a gold butterny bracslet, with 1 1 diamonds; the finder will be rewarded by leaving the some at 425 West Wasbington-st_ SRiopuerrecs creer Fewarded byl iebel ing samo ai ar. c- 632 West Washingto! srrorac MEAD © COWS 10 La Sulle-st OST N ‘A COTTAGE GROVE-AY. ng THE OStabosnobd THORDAT, «A ine ds hl eral romard will res Bit ates POWBLE & COq i OST—SATURDAY, ON STATEST., Minder will be suitably i f money. Finder wi iu! soos AE BEDE er oy cesta ‘Company, Wabash-ay. and Monroe-st_ OST—ON STATE-ST.. OR, WABASII- pera Oot eee J OST—A ROAN COW, WITLI MARK OF ‘a buckle on her hip. A liberal reward for her ro- turn to G. A. SPHINGEI, No. 319 Prairi BUSINESS CHANCES. z. LBUSINESS CHANCES, SALOONS, ry stores: coed manufacturing business, smal capt eanla ¥. R THOKMEYER, 16 Woshington- ILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS, AND statements clesantly printed, #50 per 1.000; curds, $150; letter heads, rates on.Jaryd Gnuerss DUNGANSON, 1a Jackson-st (LOSING OUT CHEAP—6 FINE POOL- tables and 2 parigr billinrd-tables: balls and all bilitard wmaterinis, (22 Firth-a Froer SALE—A GENERAL STOCK 0 OF goods, consisting of dry guods, Fro: und shoes, druj tes st eat oe nO ead baer | ia good town; splendid tt re for sale ot to || rent; reaucae: to Seine. Salita Bealth Address T. A. CRANDALL, Kalamo, ‘Con, Mi Eaton Or: SALE-BY. je-ay- CLAS. SLEAVER & 1S Dearborn-st- county and State rights t Gas Ainchines on liberal terms. iQe Tail particulars call svomees OR-SALE—-COMPLETE SET OF woodworking machinery In rood running order; gan bo used to. manufacture furniture or. sash snd Soors: rent for baliding. S-st0rs. BDx1W) (dry-bouse, 35 ard room, 1WxIO), $125 por month. “Apply at 0 dnd Sot West twenty-istert. SALE — SUEEP RANCH, Ia roved und stocked. A rare opportunity for the invalid or speculator, Located in the Stosbe. valley, bree. ratlro: half cash, balan Address. ‘Terms. WINGHEEN, Burlington, Kas, or Q9 Tribune office. OR SALE—A’ PBYSICIAN’S PRAC- tice and small drug-store: office business alone Worth #1502 month; ill-health ‘the cause for.selling. Addrew S21. Tribune office. OR SALE—DRUG, BOOK, AND WALL- ‘store in one of the best rowns of Northera and increasing; in~ inauzngs Searle sales over #12, Voice about SUK Address. WALL PAPER, care Lord, Stoutenbureh & Co., 72 Wabash-ny., Chicazo. R SALE—ONE-LALF OR THE EN- {ire interest in an insurance business doing from ww premiums per.year. Address 0 G 55, ‘Tribyne office. F° RSALE—SHIRT MANUFACTORY— An established paying business; everything In perfect working order his isan quequale chances sickness compels the sale. Inyestixation soliclved. Address n own name $91, Tribune ottice.; Stato-st, two d-story brick buildings. '70.400—State-st., sto! [Sted-at- good location, store, tints. Iarge. por SALE — BARGAINS — $20,000-— +$7.500—South Halsted-a! 1 Fi 00 Madlaon-s¢, corer, brick bulldiog- $15,30)—Madison-st, a tine mart Bs 2 td—Madison-stynew orick tmillding, stores ats; reptal ta} $3,500, Sop West intare fipelysuuproved. corn EeMadisonests best yacunt corner on the streat. 7 Rental now BO Grill be. ); an elegant and ale bet iadison-at. 2 2 prick stores near Throop. 22 000— VW jest ol rat 31 on bridge; Bstores: sdoip ae low. The iand alone is ‘es Meri per {Got—Tho finest, yacant lot in the business ‘con thay EN, BUSINESS | DISTRICT. -av.—80 feel near Rhscenenekty feotto Guiney: with ballding. 3) 000—Ashiand-av., 2 fine marble-fronts. Bt tial" \Wesk Agaas-sh Rear’ Ashland-av., atone idence, with brick ges acksor-st Doar, Contre: av. vory desirable and se, with pa barn und deep fot. “eo i Parken, gotazon 5 marbi¢-front; dining-room aoLenvt put rae ‘near Sacxton, brler house; rénted yr $32.50; 2 fout lot; house alone wort re. "ear tnaia na-u¥., desirable stone-front, db itushest brick residence, 22 2 rooms; all con venlences; walking distance of contro S5Un- West Monroe-st, 10 room ‘octaron brick. 200)—Reutal now $840 (orl be $90); ‘ia elegant and complete apariment-huuse. . hland-av.—Some elegant lots. qchinmat~Boveral neur, Jefferson Patk, south -u¥—A desirable lot, "Eoberess-st, near ashiand vy A fi deateablo lot. § Washington-st. ok SALE—BY % EL WATRISS, 99 ‘and 101 Washington-st.: “Astor-s.—C1x1% feet, between Banks and Schiller-sts, Astor-st.—f0x155, between Banks and Schiller-sta, <Astor-st.—10x71, a corner. North Stato-st.—0xl5 feot, north of Division-st. Doarhorn-sy.- Soveral choice butlatng lots, Catt for Dearest eae “Brats; north of -Chi- h-st.—Soutlwest corner Superior-st, O8x100 feat, peer eholeest ap corner iefegn N North Sido. tor-at., North Si oct Banks—I have a aerara pieons Ae in ahs intret Yer desirable if Erlo-stVery desirable dweiling east of Stato-st. FOR SALE— ete Fine residence on Ashland-av. Octagon stone-front, in- good location, West Side, U) Go6d frame house, with ery wide lot, in Rood loca- igs West Side, ab a ae rick resiaence, 7 wide lof, near Ashland-av, sSx135 feat, vacant, ‘Monroe-st,, east of Westeri-av.. = er foot, Usugoactront brick, two stories, basement, and at- tle, near Lincoln Park, $5,500. ,Sfoot; vacant, Michicun-ay.. near Uhirty-sixth-st, cottage or vacant lot taken an payment, WALLERIR., 107 Dearborn-at, For Sear FLA. HENSHAW, ino ‘La Sal Dearborn-av.. near Goethe-st.. octagon stone-front use with extension, brick barn, 101 Michigan-av.. near ‘iwenty-tfth-st ‘octagon stone- front house, 10 rouins, SLUM Monroo-st. stone-front house containing 15 rooms, brick barn, lot 25x15) feet. "Ksblandsavs; nour Sloutoo-st, octagon stono-front house with extension. apneatonssts near: Aahland-ny.; stono-front house, ining-room on Hrst toc Alonrge-st., near. Wood, brick house of Irooms, lor sixi2s feet, roe-st.near Leavitt, octagon front brick houso,° lot xis feet, Monroc-at, near Moyne, brick house, 10 rooms; price $5,000. Ok SALE—BARGAINS! MAKE YOUR wife a Christmas present worth having; $4,000 ‘wiil buy 2 pressed brick, West plouroes as 8,50 2 ora Baie Oakley-av.; $2, oud brick, “Arbor- Htieat aerate dae een es nel tia 2,000 another ni cottaze, corner lot; ull gold on very easy terms. D. W. STORRS, 94 Wash- ington-st., Room 21 Por SALE—SAMPLE ROOM, WITH 15- ; zball pool all cowplete, for 2253, have other busi- oss to attend w; can't 35 Canal-st, near OR SALE—SOUTH HALSTED-ST., *of the most desirable busines blocks" on this Street, paying IW per cent. -F. H. WATHISS, 9 Wash- ington-s: OR SA LE GROCERIES FINE. STOCK Tocation, doing good business; central part dteuy eversibine Mrsticiaces Stor eeibune unico. OR SALE--MILLINERY AND DRESS- making” stock. about $5: will take personal Property; good location. S34, ‘'rtbune ufice. OR SALE-STOCK GROCERIES AND ‘Sxturesata baniain;-splendid store; rent $25; Stock about $3) und fixtures. S31, ‘Tribune office. ‘wes SALE—FIRST-CLASS MARKET a grocery on West Lake-st; Sosianas ta eon condition party convemplates removing to another chy. Address 5 61, Deltas office. OR SALE—STOCK, FIXTURES, AND Food-will of one of tho oldest establishments On West Madison-st. in hardware, stoves, and house- Keeping goods. Tints is n enanee seldom onered to a PATE Nanunz ‘a good and well-catapiished business. not sold bs Jan] will then sell the stock In lots to sult purchasers. reiculars: at 47 and ay West Madisunest.. A. WELLE 10 MANUFACTURERS AND ‘BUSL Desemen Hoek Halls, 1} located nt the junc Hon of the CB. & Q...C. SN. W.. and K, Je Maliwasa: ja the Rigest manuficturiug town of its in the West and offers unusual ndvantnces to Hisnaiacturors ‘of almost any"commodity. It. larEe water-power, which, when, fully det sloped, wi 1 support 2 city of 5QUN) inhabitants, Its railway. ssolfities are No. lin every respect. Improved water-power for sale in lance or small quantities at:low figures and on easy terms. Also room and wer to rent for Jarze or small business, fo new brick buliding. very low. . ‘Every possible encouraxement is offered to mapu- facuurers «nd others to locate ere. - ,Ww worth of unimproved ‘water-power and land rtles. improving u he same. ress A. P. 8: Cli, Rock cision to the management of eG BLE QR. Company, Chicago, Jil. 19 STOCK RAISERS AND FARMERS: ‘The owner of a large farm in Atlssourl of 1,50 acres lesires a person to take an interest and carry on the business of raising horses, mutes, cattle, hows, sheep. furming, and ful. ‘This "is an opportunity seldom mietwith. No one need answer who has not, from 33.000 to investin the business. Address for particulars “STOCK RAISER,” Times office. WE BEST LOCATED: GROCERY FOR sale. Inguire or address 3705 Cottaze Grove-ay. ANTED—A GOOD. BLACKSMITIL oodworker, with £400 cash, to join me in buildin: pe Wagons 0D cuntract. Don’t auswer unless you mean business, -Aadress © 2 ‘rribune aftice $80. 00 WILL BUY OUT ONE OF THE best manufacturing businesses In Chi- GaK0. ‘This “business is now netting to the present Danes over SLD. per year ape can he meee Dey 80.00 pei ‘Examino tis before buying. i BOYD? Room 7, 179 Stadisom-st. OR SALE—BY GRIFFIN & DWIGHT, corner Washington und.iialsted-sts: 40 South Curtis-st, near Washington; a besutifal house: only #4800. We have several houses arranzed for two families that rent well and. pay 10 to 12 per cent on the prices we can sell them for. Several tine stone-front houses at 8,000 each. Sas West Wasuington-st with W-foot lot for, S000 eqigune splenditcontares," On Warren-av. tor £2,500 to IOR SALE—BY R. LANCASTER & CO., 199 Monroe-st. 2% feet on Fourth-av., south of Suckson-st.. at a bargain; 80 feot on Wabash-nv., south of Fourteenth-st., min imo aod houses, 2400; Steet on Wabush-av., north of Tweiflh-st., with a thfee-store and’ basement brick, turth-st., $10.0; house und lot on Wabash-ay., north of Kizhieenth-st.. £00; 25 feet on Tulrd-ay.. suth of Van Buren-st, $5: OR SALE—MICHIGAN-AV., 50. FEET -fifth-st.. east front; 00. Kitt, x south of ‘Thirty-fourth-st., west front; $0, | NOAH BARNES. So Washington-st. Room 1 tee SALE—153 FEET ON WEST. JACK: sguest.; price oniy £5 per foot, B.A. CU: MINGS & CO., 131 La Salle-st. pe SALE—THIRD-AV., NEAR HAR- Paden Paton, brie building, weit rented. F. OR S. =< URE BEAL ESTATE. a aL ALE BY T. B. BOYD, ROOM 7, thls nouse will bé sold, soyou can bo assured yon lass bargnt Isa two-story and geta tirst-c c= ment octagon Stovetront Ti lante rooms, two bath- ‘every other modern improvement; sto steus und stone sidewalks; tis In test-class repair, lot is 30x15; there Is n tine brick barn for four horsos: it isa corner lot, on rooms, ant -three rooms deep, 24; x55 feots 101 SP you will eaill will oforyouthe best bargain ius fing ‘house aiid corner iovafered $5250-The centre house of fronts: fronting not in Chicazo. three octagon stone <on Thir cnrge, goa stone the modern |’ State und Wal Daah-ay.. This house has all rovemente; i) nice rooms, good brick barn, uod for; house te in bargain at od order, uid perfect ‘tiue; te i iso ,s0—Modern 10-room story and: basement brick dwalling, lot, and barn on Howore-at., near Monroo. Jets also’ Exist pberaain at 54,03 Lirroom, stone) front, all mod- emn improvementar isk cent petr pont, 145, fronting Union Park, near Washington se! boulevardy pays 10 per onic at Bi hose >Ltbink you, will Gay, na iets cor ih Robey-st, iv. chr room ait nas cod onder, "Will vont for eS por month Stier 8 Stay. a 125, iy er store, nad Jot 28x10, onat front. on Despinines-at, yotween Biaditon and Van Duren-sts, nbar Thirty-nints. Seip lofts eis cheap arse ninth, oniy Letts ea a $85 per f foot~Fisiccaks ‘bustness lot, 79xL5, with G- ‘FW—Nico room cottag orthepst corner Of rmitage-ny. und Van buronst, only two blocks west of Ashisnd-av., Alm stone frontdwelling, brick, jmodorn, 2-story and pesoment octagon and lor, ust front, ton Wabash-av.. between ‘Thirey-third and ‘irty-fourta, yor SALE—CHOICE EROEERT Ys. SOUTH SIDE. Washlugton-st., 27x10) fect, with partys be- tween Wabash and Michigan-Av8, | atarshall- udison-st., 25. feet, Improved, opposite Mars Fleld £ Cos: ronted si nregent for aa aside ee court, wiree-story and basement rick, moar El ht Tay fevt, east front, north of Harrigon-st.; ffos 78 fect, wind IW feet iar: to foe between Harrison:and, 29 foot (ull vacant) und 9) feet rth: =i vn goveral fin plece: j between Volk and “aylora 5. 44 feer, near Harrison-st. Hr Glurkest, 33 feot, neue Polk-st., Improved. Xan Buren-at. Hor 40 Lee! Calumet-nv., so10W to baud when ries were only 63 near Fitth-xv. fo marble-tront, that cost fog, near ‘Twenty-second-st. st willwall ches Benrborn-st., ~8t.; che: AO with to-Toot fllchizan-av. several Vacine und improved lots. ° indiana. @ brown-stone front, also tine te {oor lot, corner Forty-clghth-st._. ‘fno improved lot, near Thirty-frst, tno ‘cottage and lot, near Twenty et, near Sixteenth-st. * lor, vay, fing loti near Twenty Attn at, h Balaingss wll ent; #1 0h th Park-av., with wo drame WEST SI Lako-st. fing house and Be near ‘Ann, $5,000;, also, near Lincoln, $5,000. Jtandolph-st., 30 feet 100 feet deep; only 510, well improved, near Grean-st., VIERLING, 14 Dearborn-ate Room? OK SALEBY CHAS. CLEAVER & 123 Dearbo orn-st.: 3 jenuta Fesidiances on Eitis-av. 448 3 awelling-houses on 2 dwelling-houses on Fordeth-s atory frame house on Oakwood: A large lot corner of Lake und 50 fect of residence property 01 nei wood, SW feet of residence property on Lake-av. 350 feet of residence property on Droxol boulevard. £3 feet of residence property on Michi igun-2v. #20 feet of residence property on Wubush-av. Stores on South Wat tato-s Stores on North Clark and Wells-sts- Cail at our office und oxamine property. OR SALES Weer SIDE ‘BUSINESS look ut our list Zorsaleon all tho leading’ Dusiuess’ steals oF tne West Side. We hove agme Dargalis, 4 south at a two-story brick, which, with lot, we cau sell at $1,000. “Roihhg choper in the market, sted street, LN & DW: IGHT: Git corner Washlusion and Hulsted-sts. OR .SALE—NO. 3583. LA. SAL! pear ‘hirty-fifth-at station; lou xl 3); house 25 rooms on gra) Bath, water closee, statio und tlvor; has hot and cold water nary tubs, marble mantels, ete, ‘tnely tinished, and very conveniently arrunged; -Wili'be sold cheap and on easy. terms {f taken at ouco. GEOKGE M. BOGUE, 8 Reaper Block, 9 Clark-st, OR SALE—LOTS ON THIRTY-FIFTH, sr niety-sarouihz aod Tiley siaatii ih iat west, Of Ralste these lots are admirably located for me- chanics and jaborers em) loyed down-town who are dependent on horse-cars for reaching thelr homes. 8 Reaper Block, Clark-st, SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. OR SALE-18 CHOICE ACRES ON BOARDING AND LODGING. BOARD WANTED, | Sourm Sipe. OSRD AND FURNISHED PRON fond between Englowood and Corneil. EBA! N-ST., WELL-1 = im, from. Ji 182, NT z AT Sistsu robs with boards Hand & per meek: | Offeterecces: Shavers, SIDES ee i. Pe CORES Washington-st, Fe SALE—10 ACRES AT CHICAGO Lawn. HENRY WALLER Jit, 30; Dearborn-st. er: SALE—3 LOTS ON FIFTY-SIXTH- rare hs Comer of Wright. G. 3. BLAKESLEX, 1557 JFOR SALE—IiyDE PARK PROPERTY sof aie NOR BARNES: BS Woskkggian Pants. of al Room, i ial dea Seles oh. bere Sloe OPPOSITE: ‘pe medi ‘110 Dearborn-! ne OR SALE—AT ENGLEWOOD—LOTS in apy part, and housos; 15 now bullding: cot Tages and 2-story- houses, OF will | pulld to, order on easy terms. C.'D. Slxty-fitth-st. and Went- Worth-av.. Englewood. For SALE~AT A-BARGAIN—IN BEST Jocality in, Lake View, an elegant now 8-room ame house; brick ecllar and attic; al] modern im- frovemonts: brary, parlor, dining-room, and kitchen OU. iret Hoor;. furdaco; lot 45x166. Aadress 8 45, ‘Tribune oftice, : OR SALE—COTTAGE, NEAR PULL: mun, of 5 good-sized rooms, just finished, well built nud ver pretty, on. the ridge. Ong-H Hundred- =F Z ar 100i 1. THOS. SCANLAN, at We De Ketfoot & Got sft Wasbington-st.. or E. T. BROOKFIELD, Konstngioyy AOR SALE—40 OR 80 ACRES A SHORT Gistance porthwest from Pullman, and close to the depot on West Indiana Rattroad: HENRY. WALLER TR” 107 Deurborn-st. OR SALE—S0 ACRES AT GIBSON ‘Station, on river and Faltroad: deckied barcalnss acres, west of Hammond, in 8 33, 15, $125 ver Sera, and IO'acros on, Une nuGdred-arid-ihicdrst. west Fe Billman s station, #00: B. A. ULRICH, Room 7, 10 FOR SALE—17}¢-ACRES -IN_ SEC. 6, 33, 14, ost of Stock-Vards, corner of Forty-seventh- ae and boulevard. Price £1.00 per a increas in 1s. 36 N; Wo 4 Sec. Town. 38, I. 1, Just south of and near Sto : ‘An Jc AVERHLE, 127 Deatborn-st. house heated by furnace. 288 WABASH-AV.—SPLENDID FUR- ished suites, parlor and bedroom, with zood board; also a few double and single rooms. 470 WABASH-AV, — HANDSOMELY furnished room with or without board. - PBoakd — 3 |, FURNISHED with board for two ‘Oous Bide, west of Curtls-st, See fo Adains. ‘State torms. ‘Y'er, Tribune ames eA OARD—BY.A LADY AND HERS and asuite of two or thres ‘ro Ny ASH-A. ished, inn private familly: aro ‘wilting toy ant WABASH-AV. — NICE é = : 360 EMT Se FOR | oaRh—anour Jax sa Gane WICHIGAN-AV. — PLEASANT | 279 meals.9 day: must be within ip ae {208 Fide of Post-Ottice; private family prelerred alk or rooms to rent with boara, suitable for gent | erences unexceptionadie. “Address | Q5, Trit ve. Boe and wife, or tro single ceatiomen. OARD-ON SOUTIE st 1336 , WABASHL-AY. — NICELY-FUR- reap housetola De a ud Se Jewish family! tabie-bonrlersaccommodareas? "| SE=8 Siri 3 = y 1408 ,, WaBASIL-AV.—LARGE “ROOM Beads cToRE Ways 4 for tivo with boara. Qf the Court-ouse; reasonable torms, “aust ue ‘Tribune office. SO LTEGE Gh BARD FOR CHILD 1 YRAR™ here it wi OLD, ares SCTE IE wi Nave good care... State terms, FIOA RE Preaaant BGS Beane lags fs sop HO: ‘OR :A Joung Indy in w small private seal ee Seats 1418 WABASH-AV. ROOMS TO Fent, with board. References given and required, es 1551 Ba REA Saobacir Goasneas 1612, WABASH-AV.—A DESIRABLE <I second-story front room or sulte, with good board; house modern. Reference. 1623 WABASH-AV.—ITANDSOMELY furnished rooms, Also single rooms, Reg erences exchanged. 1726 INDIANA -AV.—ELEGANTLY furnished front rooms with bosrd; also a few day boarders can be accommodated. 1730 INDIANA-AV.—BOARD AND rooms to pleasant parties; reasonable 123 Pinno and pleasant soclety. 1736 IXDIANA-aV.—A HANDSOME- Jy-furnished room, with board, to a gen~ tleman and wife or two gentlemen. per week. Address T 3 OARD—DY GENTLEMAN an dn prtvate family, south of Tron Ay WEE OaRD—AND -ROOM BY A YouNG inane private ashy. Adare TSR ens gaee OARD—AND ~ ROOM,” NORTE oF aac iat GE SSG a —SSE PERSONAL, ay ERSQNAL—AN ‘YY PERSON: caherand WABASH-AV.—A PLEASANT hot evade this.as you can be convinced Tecomes frog 1914 re BASIC Soume on sesoa Hor to | Sess OPE aWyk taney bg sory. ions rent, with board. OR R INDIANA-AV.—RO Ooms T ERSONAL—VILL: Ma IS WITH US, ~ Sane On aNORANGE 4 FINE | DOT BDUNEET- 0] Da Se Seitat's barcain ew Bie GE, 15 3 ‘Fave butiuing. Or SALE-RARE OPPORTUNITY TO nsowtng to unexpected circum Stunces a samy wit’ sell: thetr cozy 7-room brick basement cottage and S0-foot lot ay Normal school, Engtawood, very cheap this week only; Bh down will answer. Address T 3) seibune office. REAL ESTATE WANTED, Wate — REAL ESTATE, FOR ichican- anywhere north of Paley Dinthi-ste Also on north of Twalfturan er OF FHtaYS vag lee eft with mo exclusively at reasonable, Tguarunteo a sate rythin thir eal estate advice fre ey dare F.C. VIERLING. a Dearborn-st., toom 2 ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE FOR CASH aruse worth about $1U,0-0 on Ashland-av., or Rens Ashiand-av Hetreen Pak-ay. ahd Adams: ts Hts dress, a WiLLiaate Sf wasourgon'et Gr call at Room 3 Tnes Building, between 4 und 5'p.. ‘ANTED—I WANT “A STORE AND lot, or dwelling und lot on West Side, between Lake and Van Buren, Saneaunoe: and Hoyne-st.; must: be brick and rented weil. ‘want this ropert as an in- }. Yestment, und must be a bargain, asi will all Pe ace Ci area peri ‘T'8&, Tribune office. WANED = — REAL ESTATE — WE want for purchasers s property on State-at. be- freon Twenty-sizth and. nirty-nineh, and on State ¥ ixteenth-si PUbNaase Hoot #1 Portiana Block, ANTED—WILD LANDS IN NORTH- western lows, cheap for cash; cive description and price. | Address'Q 10, T'rtoune office. .: FINANCIAZ. CSLUMET-AV.—TWO SMLALL rooms, with bourd. INDIANS-AV.—A. FURNISHED room to rent, with board. 2505 2974 COTTAGE GROVE-AV.— 2 SiN: gle gentlemen or man snd wife “desl ring board in a private family on the South Side where there are no other ders can call at or gies aks above. ‘l'erms reasonable. 3000 PORTLAND-AV. — BOARD—IN cars. private family, at reasonable rates; near 2359 ERSONAL—A YOUNG Puses dS cranes me pe: t toimatrlawag. Address, with phoLe. Sat Tease ERSONAL—A. LADY. WISHES: THE TBmadegunintance of an elderly oF amlddle-ared parties only. MitS- SUSIE JBDRON Chr Bostotions parties only. MHS. SUSIE JUDEON, City Post-Otice, ERSONAL—A YOUN! : Pe chs: Pan Hundle of Te ¢ io SEOCKSIAN : spond with oneor more young In isa coy apllaie its ith view to matrim Fo wi AERTS THOMPSON, Zu Zula B0., Pug Handle of WABASH-AV. — BOARD FOR | Dodsecity. Kos. “Teng va i SILT aBesH Ay oe Oe ‘PERSONAL 10 “P31: 2ERRT Christmas and a prosperous New Yesr. South” Caroline.” PERSONAL = HET: “COME = ‘Tuesday sure, it possible. “Now notre in 3132 MICHIGAN-AV.—TO _RENT—A At suite of front rooms, with board. 3845 ELLIS-AV.—TWO LARGE CON- ro necting front - rooms,’ handsomely fus- | Wine. GW. & oO rn improvements, with first-class board. ERSONAL i "A GENTL IANS sr uy- city, destres the indy trend” T's basa once SS ERSON Co pe RSONAL—WILL ETTIE = WWHOi a toher advantage. “Address Tl ermbero ones ae ERSONAL—A. PRORESSIONAL GEN- tleman yith a few hundred dollars would like to mecure Srganizing » dramatic compa amount. to assist Tribune oltiee, = peed ee ERSONA LoWANTED-TaE: AC- 4 apa ‘of a: modest, tdy, and respectable der W, matrimon ally inclined; En With tue best of referéuces.” Coresponds turned. Q 4, Tribune office. spas -ERSONAL—THE BOY WHO ADVER- tsed for # self-inkine press can find a good chieap, at 509 Stnte-sts oom cag BUSINESS PERSONALS. MAchteane -AV.,.NEAR THIRTEENTH-. st.Kront alcove and other rooms with frst Glass board. “Apply at Room $Trioune Building: West SIDE. 133 ‘HROOP-ST.,, NEAR W=ASTING- tbn—Nice, large furnished room for two, with board, Iteference. : " 17 7 THROOP-ST., BETWEEN MADISON and Washington—Handsomoely furnished front aleove, with Eonrd, for two Kentlemen. leferences. 31 PARK-AV.—BOARD AND kOOM, ‘With closet, bath, hot and cold wator on same tloor. Suitable ror two. 46 SOUTH SAN GANON-ST—LARGE und small room to rent with first-cless board. LOT Serban to getniobane win board. hater ences required. 260 WEST WASHINGTO: ‘HE best locality on the stre ‘back A GOLDSMID, LOAN OFFICE, 99 EAST. * Madison-st (licensed). Established 1S. Dia- mond broker und bullion dealer. Cash paid for old yold und sliver, diamonds, pearls, ete, etc. Colorado ranch, 403s Larimer-st., benver. FOR SALE—BUSINESS BLOCKS. ON South Water, Lake, itundolph,, Washington, ‘Madison, Monroe, Franklin, Pifth-a1 Deurborn, State, Wanas! FA, BIAG ubd Me! £ CO, a Salte.Clark, ahington-st. Fok SALE—MANUFACTURING LOT lu)xIH4 feet fronting Clarks and Buttertiold-sts, hortheast corner of Seventeenth... CO., % Washington-st. vs GEE FOR SALE—THE BEST BARGAIN ON Michixancay., eouth of Twrenty-sixth-st. if taken atonce.” ¥. A. BRAGG & CO., 16 Wastington-st. OR SALE—278 BISSELL-ST., CORNER of Senta -story ‘and bayement brick house, 0 i, hot ang cold water; brick Darn, “Reaper Block, 91 Clurk- it NY SUM LOANED ON FURNITURE, qfinnos, ete. with or without removal, without Runitel ry legal fateresty -BO. commission. * 149 PERSONAL — EUGENE J.» HALL ‘There fs nothinz more appropriate and beautlfal jot a Christmas prosent than Mr. Hull's marnitcentiy illustrated book, “ Lyrics of Homeiand.” Ask to {vat the book-stores PERSONAL MUSSEL WHITE’S He eee nr ns take. Depot ss Ciarkest. 4 ERSONAL—B. Ou. SAL You ARE A} PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN ON jong time, no commission, on pianos, furniture, dros reasonable und private,. § 14, ‘'ribuue office, PARTY . (LADY: OR GENTLEMAN) with considerable means invested in bonds inizht increase income Inrgely by investing in a live, safe, und honorable, business, buarlue closest scra: ny, interview solicited. Address, for four days, S Geiiribune wtiee, undecided. I wo! you send a nice as- iene Florentine ‘porta ie toa universal [AYO} MISCELLANEOUS. MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN FROM the East, of xood business mbilities and expert- ence, with $10,W0 cash in hand, desires to identity t himself with some substantial ‘and sufe enterprise NY AMOUNTS, $100. ‘LO $2,000, TO Jonn on furniture, ‘pianos, machinery. horsesy 113, mrohouss receipts, wituuut removai:. nodelay. Apply avs and W Reaper Block. OR SALE—741°. WEST LAKE-ST., 2 story brick store, with, frame cottage and Barn in rear; 2 years’ leaso. S49, ‘Tribune office. NY AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FURNE ‘ture without removal, planos, und other securi- Uesatlow rates, 79 Dearborn-st., Rooms 6nd 7. OR SALE—83805_ INDIAN A-. AV re TWO- story und basement brick house; lot 2 1300. FA BAGG & CU., Washington-st_ fect; FLAW, 170 La Salle-st, ok ‘SALE—BY EDWIN S. DOUGLAS, Room J Mand 35 South Clark-st—wWx1 feet, south-front, on Wilcox-st, between Rockwall-st, and California-av. Fro sé SALE—TWO-STORY AND BASE- ‘brick house, on Pralrie-av., between Thi yearend “Thiriy-seednd-ste price Sian, Address $35, Tribune office. OR SALE—BY GRIFFIN & DWIGHT, corner Washington and*Hutsted-sts.—A large itst of lots in all narts of tho West Division; lots from ‘8300 10 $6,000, Please call at our office ana look atpiace. OR SALE—DEARBORN-AV.—CHOICE gormer, WxIs) feot at a bargain. Address for 5 auys Si aribune once. HS SALE—A NEW COTTAGE, WITH Tut, on Lewis-st.. second house north “of. -Mari- dnna-st; take Lincoln-av, cars, OR SALE—-TWO LOTS ON NOBLE- ‘st 67 feet above northwest corner Blackhawk. 8 Reaper Block, Clark-st. PoE SALE—MARBLE-FRONT. HOUSE, 27 West Congress-st. -Appiy at 210 South Peoria, Be SALE—MARBLE-FRONT-IIOUSE, Indiana-av., between Sixteenth und Eighteenth Apply jto owner, C. B. 3 ttrst-class throughout SAWS Hie HU Dearbornest. SUBURBAN. REAL ESTATE, OR SALE—10 ACRES— ON JACRSON, VAN BURI LEN, AND cat Chae Pare Sunt guuside city and fire limita, near Central A SPLENDID RSE ED 1 EOI ie SUnDT sear Hine: VISION AND WIN be sold at a bargaln. For full | particulars apply tothe exclusive ugents of the 9 "f GROSS & CO., e@ Dearbornoers oom? ‘OR SALE—AN EXCELLENT OPPOR- tunity for Investment, [have for yale tho N 33 OF Sec. 36, 17, 14; 0 Calumet River with Caluinet Lake, and a age of about 10,000 fect on Cainmet-River; in view of ic great improvements on Calumet, Lake und river. is Is a vutuable plece of propert: GEV. M. LOGUE, XKoaper this tract lies, near the junction Of front- for Investment. lock, #7 Clark-st_ Grove and Woodlawn- Por SALE~VERY: DESIRABLE ACRE tructs between Cottaze avs. just south Bor ‘of Midway Plaisance. GUE, § iteuper Mock, Wi Clark-se.. GEO. M. OR SALE~NEAR GARFIELD, 5 TO 20 acres nt old price tf sold at once. ‘Also genuine barguins ‘near Puliman, Englewood, East Chicngo, Roxers Park. und In every direction. § a over ‘WW diterent tnicts, many 0 Us, RDI tem ciose t0 cits, and ripe tor subdivision. Acres a special S.Di ELAMATER & SON, 100 Dearborn-st. TO EXCHANGE. JP} XCHANGE—HANDSOME LOTS near Sioux City for furniture; near railroad; 3, inhapitunrs. Address $34, Tribune office. WANT TO. EXCHANGE A FINE LOT atEnst Grove for furniture or othor goods. Ad- Gress $31, Tribune oflice. 10 EXCHANGE—FIRST-CLASS HARD- ware and stove business ata barraln, for Chicago Sinproved real estate and cash. “W. G. MORRIS, 12 West Madisun-sty T9, EXCHANGE—GOOD FARM LANDS Torn stock “of Roods; willing to pay some cash; chance. Apply at once. ust close out soon: a 200d Address ‘I’ 45, ‘tribune oftice. AGENTS WANTED. Fok SALE—50 FEET ON INDIANA-5 ‘av. cast front, between Sixteenth and Hight- eenth-st, - Apply to owner. C. B. SAWYEH, 110 Dearborn-st. FoR SALE—LOT 18, BLOCK 8 NORTIL Branston, near depot, #0. eusy terms. guaton Butfertleld-st. near twenty ninth-st. £1,000; 3 lotson Lyman-st, near ‘Shirty-urst-st, #0; 0 foot South Park, on Wasbington-nv., $3" per ‘foot. B.A. ULRICH, Room 7, NU Dearborn-av. y EK RIOR SALE—ON MONTHLY INSTALL- ments, new 4-room brick cotnse. on North Side, ene horse-enrs; Inst one left. H.W. BILGE, a ‘Tribune Building. iORSALE—A'T ENGLEWOOD-A VERY ‘2-st0} te, posteomiee. “Terms very TOTSON at ‘Tillotzon's Block, Englewood. house with brick basement; hot and th-room, ina water-closet: perfect Also, a nice cottaze near depots and desirable. Seo 6. N. ‘T1L- Fe, SALE—10 ACRES NEAR PULL- HENRY WALLER JR, 207 Deurborn-st, OR SALE—TWO ACRES ON FIFTY- of Greenwood-ar.; two blocks gust of Drexel-boulevard, at the point where Drexel ‘Brstest,, fountain isto be located.’ corner er Block, 97 Clark-st, GEV. M, BOGUE, 8 iteap- OR. SALE—BY. F.. WATRISS, 99 Washington-st-: Wabash-ay., between ‘Thirty~ ith and Thirty-sixth-sts.. 5Ux153 £1 Wabasteave ia, ie ators and basement stone- front dwelling and barn. GENTS WANTED—TO HANDLE THE Surprise Lighter: supersedes matches; con- tains ten thousand Juzhis, nnd selis for to cents:_Wind or water will not affect it, ‘The Dest, best selling and jost useful nouelty in the market. Itich and poor buyie. Will aive exclusiva right of sale for city, county or State without charze to right parties. Can Descen tll Jan. Satzi7 Malina. Chilean, 7.” General Agent forthe world. ‘Headquarters 10: Portiand-st., Boston, Muss. GENTS. WANTED—EVIDENCE PR ced at office or by. mail that enesxotic nion Sear Ato 9 ber week with onr rods on small capl- fal, Gall snd {nvestinate. or send. stamp for ppers: MERRILL & C0, 27 and 2) North Clark-st. Catena. GENTS |. WANTED—BOOK-CAN VAS- ‘wers. teach! hers, and students wanted as. agents for the Sena jest selling Look out OES a ~.) BLACHINERY., ‘Address O., Publishers, 103 OR SALE—STATE-ST.,.NEAR T! BIR tystirst., 120 feet frontat #5 below the markevit taken ef0F8 Jan. 1, HOMAS © PULNAS, ‘Rooin Portland ‘Block. ‘OR SALE—SPDENDID HOUSE AND Jot, Sxi%3 fect, Leavitt-st. near. Adams, far atoutorioe of tot. WVo ruarintce wehin pie Aaya to any one making the purchase. Price, #4 DUSSEAN CC. oom CLF Mase Mndlaga-ste FOR SALE--LOT. ON. HALSTED, BE- tween Centre und Sophia-ste. for $1150 sige Lia fsnovcheap enouzh will sell for less. LE Git, SogLL. 2 vines Bullding... OR SALE—HOUSE’ AND LOT ON " West Lake-st., near Oakley; price $2,900; cheap- Ss place on street EA, CUSIMINGS & Co. 131 La. OR SALE—16 ACRES ON. GARFIELD (eitty-tifth-st.) bouleward, southens # GEORGE M. BO! 8 Reaper Block, 9 Ciark-st. aisted-st. ust corner of GUE, OR SALE—10 ACRES ONE MILE west of 1 HENRY ic ley lanes ata bi areain. WALLER JK, 107 Dearborn-st. OR SALE—GOOD FRONTAGES’ ON Prairie, and Indiana-ava, none Fi Reaper Block, 7 Catumey elghth-st. Clurk-st. M."BUGUE, 8 ter OR SALE—10 ACRES ON BELT RAIL-" road, at the crossing of the Grind Trunk, HENIY WALDEN Jit, 107 Deurborn-st. ‘OR SALE—ELEGANT FRONTAGES in Grand boulevard, in the 2 Esty, of Forty- aati fand Fifty-eight 0. BM. BOGUE, 8 Heeaper Block. sf Crark-st. OR SALE—15 ACRES SOUTUWEST mer Stxty-t third-st.- and Cot ttaRe ¢ Grove-nv. GHONGH M. BOCUE. Room § Reaper Blocks Clarke RIOR SALE—A 20-FOOL LOT, SOUTH ‘front, on. Wisconsin-st., between Sedgwick-a- Boa dgnolee uy. GEO. ML BOGUE, § Keaver Block, OR SALE-—STATIONARY EX GINES of the following sizes:, Istt, Tuxti, Walt 12x18, Texi6, 10x, 5, 1uxi2,, 0 2 xh, ie ony Sxld, Sx1, Sait yt Pa ‘Txi2, 7x10, 6x12, SxIZ S33, Sas, 4 xt; portable enginés and bol: ers“. 8 10,12 35, 35 and Whorse-powers stalonary, return flue, locomotive, uprlane and marine builers from 3 to 100 harse-power; feod milis, all sizes; steam puraps, nir compressors, bydraulle presses, and'a larce miscelinneous stock of Reneral iron and wood work- ing machinery. at Warren Springer’s Machinery De- pot, 185 t0 219 South Canal-s Re SaLE-DOILER AND ENGINE. Ponable, SFL Pall compicte. WOLLENSAK, 25 Lake-~ R SALE-ONE “TOILER “AND: EN- fine; tubular boiler 4x5 feet, eine. flanze-- fron, large dome, $-Inch tubes; In used 1x4, double valve, stenm-cbest on side. TE RPRNG a” CR eS fect order. Price §1,W0 cash. LEN & SONS, Kenosha, Wis. z CAST-OFF CLOTHING. | An THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ‘who wish to sell cast-off clothing, carpets, ogdding will do weil by sending orders to = Berscbel, Stare-st. Lwili pay 25 per cent more than any other Sealer in the clty: don't sell your east-of clothing be~ {ore you get an offer from Mr. or Mrs. HERSCHEL, Remember the nuniver, £2 Stato-st, Ad ANDREWS’ LADIES, YOU CAN finds fe stock of silk, .satiny and. cashmere Bropeed oF all nds us good a4 new, ab one-Salt onic. inal cost. “Call und eee, at The Urteinat iosentand wlat eacques’ Risse caoral a ok som cameron Open Sunday ana Monday.” oe TA UFRANIGS, 516 STATEST, YOU Sacofcloiines oe Leis ey vt eae ‘before you pare een =, ANDREWS, 508 entleme: Booue ieve oe clothing, - rcasne sa OR SALE—276 BISSELLST, NEAR Sophiu,2-story and basement brick house, 10 Tooms and bath, hot and cold water; brlel barn. 1, BOGUE, SRenper iigchy 37 Clareit OK SALE—BY -R. W. WYMAN JR. & 12. Dearborn-st... splendid: lot for -manu- Tocruriie. being 1nix!6 feet, corner Seventeenth und Jat Salle-sts-; convenient to tracks of Lake Shoreand Kock istand Hallronds. OR SALE—LOTS ON NOBLEST., BE- 2 Pirsen Mifwaukee-ay, and Disiston ae ~ GEORGE GUE, 8 Reaper ilocks uf Cagkett. Fes SALE—BY, RW. UYMAN JR. & Co. J Dearborn sts story and basement Dilek Bouses “on Arbor fe Sheldoncst tor 2200 encliy lots good size? "Houses alone ‘would cost more than ‘this to build. HOE SALE—WE HAVE AN IMPROVED pleco of properis on Halsted-st- for gale nt $15 0) for which we nre offered :1Wrenton a3 ors years Tengo by an A 1 party. e A BRAGG & CO. % Wash- OR - SALE—LOTS ON ‘DIVISION-ST.,. between Milwuukee-ay; and Noblo-st. GEORGE sl. LOGUE,” 2s +s Neaper Block 51 Glarest. Ok SALE—PROPERTY ON MICHI- gan and Indiana-ays. at Fifvieth and Fifty-tirst- atx_ GEO. M, BOGUS,.8 eaper Block, 9 Clurk-st. (OR SALE—THE ‘CHOICEST 5 ACRES on the Calumet River in heurt of South Chicatoy ‘ith railroad connection. Washington-st. ‘BLA, Bi AGG & CO, 9 OR SALE —LOTS AT KENWOOD fronting ‘opposite niteth- the {-nerg block on nortd, n side of Fifty-Ars between lirde Park and Jeme GEO'SL BOGUS Renper Block, 7 Clark-st. the lake, om east aide of Hyde Park-av. Far SALE—100X114 FEET NORHWEST corner Forty-seventh and Dearborn-sts.; will sell in‘one tract or in lots. Block, 97 Clark-st, GEO. M. BOGUS, 8 Heaper OR SALE—CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS at Kenwood and Hyde Park. GEO: M. BOGUE, S Reaver lock, st Clurkeste (OR SALE—30 ACRES IN BLOCKS OF 5 acres one block or ‘nll, Seventy-ninth-st, be- ween B. & 0. Hit and Yatel-ay. 2 siogum, “Room's Reaper Block, 97 Clark-st, develop und hundle mining property. NY AMOUNT TO LOAN ON FURNE- turo and pisnos without removal, and sil good Securities. at lowest rates.” % Dearborn-st.. Koom lL ‘west of the Mississippi. ‘The best of references as to character und business qualitcations.- No mere spec ulator need apply.~'S 6iy‘Fribang office: ty DR. VALENTINE’S. ELECTRO- fagnetic Institute, Nos. 91 and 5S Enst Wash. igatomst Guicary, you can buy: oF rene aa elena battery, with fall instructions for home treatment, a§ asmnil expense, to cure rheumatism, neursigis, par alysis, nervous debility, etc. : room with board tor gontiemen wishin a quer boro 304 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—TO ‘vent, furnished rooms, with board, for gentie- | men. ‘Day boarders also. 310 W. WASHINGTON-ST.—N| IGELY turnisbed room for gentleman; good board. 330 ¥ WEST ADAMS-ST.—AN ELEGANT OO Y furnished front aleove-room to rent, with 889. WEST RANDOLPH-ST.—LARGE ‘furnished south front room, with board. 4 43 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—ONE Jnrge south front room, with first-class board, suitable for two gents. 46 4. WEST ADAMS-ST. —A - NICE Prag Sulte of front rooms, partly furalshea, with 473 ‘ WES’ ti Ay ASBINC TON: -ST..— Fianee, Rie Digasant room, furnished oF. untae: DAMS-ST., NEAR WOOD—FIRST- AA ciass board if private famlly for. three gentle OR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITLI large, elegant, nlcely farnished rom, fronting Jetferson Park; desirable home. Address 713, Trib-_ FEW CHRISTMAS CARDS- Leet une office. and fine assortment of New-Year and birthda} ; silk transfer.and seru lctures in nace AX ¥ AMOUNT TO LOAN ON FURNI- Aare planos without removal, 151 Randolph- [NY AMOUNTS:LOANED ON PIANOS, furniture, etc. without removal. and | othee oltaterals; rates reasonable; no commissions, 102 Washington-st, Rooms 19 and 20, DVANCES ON DIAMONDS, BONDS, ‘watches, etc. nt I D, LAUNDER, ftooms Saud & BU Randolph-st- Hatablished 1534 IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR STATE’ Sayings nnd Fidellty Bank: books, und Seundl- aviay National Bank certiticates. IRA HOLMES, General Broker, % Washington-st_ L OANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, iouchinery without removal, collaterals, etc., at jowest rates. Open Monday. 161 1.0 Salle-at, Room 41. NorrH SIDE. - 7 NORTH CLARK-ST.—BOARD, alalied rooms, £1.2)¢0 Riper week. "> OF Plano} fur- 46 CASS-ST.—FURNISHED ROOM FOR: two gentlemen with board; running water. 65 RUSH-ST.—A. DESIRABLE SECOND floor alcove room, with first-class beard. 66 CASS-ST.—SINGLE AND DOUBLE rooms, furnace heated, hot and cold water,with Al bourd, to gentlemen. (ED 85 DEARBORN-AV. — FURNISH! rooms with board. Day board very reasonable. Alt kinds o order, Dealers reder etter i" elock tt Gitistmas cards: PIERCE'S, 1 aladison-se: Rooms a KINDS OF FELT, COMPOSITION; yal roctine does al ine lives ay € CO., 9 id. gra oof: red Sha ‘Sy. west W i Established: sixteen. and ¥- West Washingto: years in Chicago. A eames tia ee “paying se buninesns stato nature Of business. Address.» 351, Tribune office. + : ‘BARGAIN—WILL SELL OR:TRADE afirst-ciass breech-londing shot-zun, boat de> -goys, and all implements, for good horse... Cal ‘Bowen-nv. E 73, DEARBORN-AV. NICELY. FUR- 62 nisned rooms, with board, ONEY TO LOAN; LOW INTEREST. F. J, REED, Room 4, 5 Dearborn-st, THOR Te ion | A. SOQPRIGH STORNES A IAT; N= ot * earborn-st.,. u 163 DPAuBO RN AYS {ALCOYE ROOM @xperience. Business qulotiy and lernlly transacted. ONEY ‘TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, . ele. without removal, and an coliater- MOitCas GAITIEY: Las ana 100" West: Monroe-at, Mo ONE eo LOAN. IN SUMS OF 31,000 s on real estate security. Inquire df int SUAFE NEN, 8 Fortune Block, Meee, TO. LOAN AT CURRENT Fates on real estate... W- HYBIAN. JE, & CO, ais. EAL ESTATE, LOANS IN SUBIS OF praredny provers TSSiAN S IACSON bore. on NORTHWESTERN ir MUTUAL | § ‘Life-Insurance Co. is prepared onex in Intnots at lowest current rates of interest pWiNTHOOT COMMISSIONS on improved. farms, improved and productive propertics in cities and towns, und on pro- Suctive property in Chlcary, in sums of $1.00 and up urd. of interest willbe graduated by the Rmount of lon snd charactor Nearer and value of security. Full information will bo furnished on tp- pileation to It. PIINDIVILLE, Loan and Real-tstu Agent for Illinois, Room 20 and 21. 7) Dearborn-st. TT. N—: “COLLECTION, ° grecningsordaio cheak Adare 94a * ‘une office. NT ERSUIP= ISSOLUTION ‘OF PARTNERSHIP- D Notice {s hereby given that the tirm of Arundel! © Holton hasbeen dissolved, and that A=, AL: Holtot Se 5 Fill not be responsible for debs euntmctea underthe firmname. A. M.MOLTON. OR YEARS 1 HAVE MAN: FAGED: 4 most lncratlvs. business, yiolding large, rae, Prone 7 and paying rewular dividend ital rouisit serene: greece 1 ate naraad ato rons rection w Sithout the sligntest possibia risk; Saietoa whom I muke an arrangement’ will rt Yestment and results, my only stipulation Bhare of profits. Address P64, s'ribune oflce. FOR ADOETION. 5, BO Bei week old by respons! le Pere is it yt it Urphan Asylum, Mict iat er Ting after Stonduy atvernoon 2 a se CES,” AVE $50,000 WITH, SER ae at in su en iia] communtentions solicited, ‘8, Tribune ofice., 939, ON EAe R10-ST.—SINGLE.. ROOMS 9937 LA SALLEAY. PLEASANT SIN: a gle room, with board. 250 EAST OWI0-ST.—NEW. ELE- gantly furnlshed parlor; aigo double rear Tooms with or without irst-cinss board. 396 EAST CHICAGO-AV.,:COR. PINE- 3t.—Two large south rooms, "furnished or un- furnished, wita board. EARBORN, SOUTH OF CHICAGO-AYV. ~Co rent, pl pleasant front room, with board, to iwo single gentlemen willing to pay for good accom- mogedons tn private family. Keferences. Address ONE « ANDERSON'S SBOROPRAN. HOTEL — 163-165 Soutti Clark-st; rooms from 7c. [LARENCE HOUSE, STATE AND TAR: tson-sts.—In=business centre. — kooms, board, #1,30to fi por day; per week, §7 10 31k. Xie furnished rooms rented witnout board. ANTED—I HAVE BEEN ' MINING und prospecting the Sun Juan country und Ute Indlan Resorration. Colorado. for the past two years: am well posted In. the mineral of the country: can Sonttold large amount of valuable property, ahd am Gesirous of connecting myself with m coalpany of olats businoss wel woo cau control capital, References given und required. Address Grand fentral ‘Hotel, Puris, Ue ‘ANTED — SOME PERSON | WITH moans to furnish cows or sheep for a ranch in Dakota for mutual profit. Good references given. Address ‘I’ $1, Tribune olico. be CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON purchnse-money mortgaxes bought. W.AC WILL Site 63 La Sallesst., Room $20.000 sercnctam rocrcent Moor on hand, GIBBS & CALKINS, 153 Lo Satle-st. _INSTERUCT UCTION. _ ‘A YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN WISHES to tench lronch In-clugs or private lessons, Ad- dress FELICIE GELLIOT, 262 Wabash-av- Keferencs, if desired. © UITERS’ AND TaILORS’ ACADEMY, peesiae. Ballding, Nos-,316 and 28 Clark-st-» southwest corer Clark and Adams, opposite Post- ‘Chicago. Chartered Oct. 2, 183). Thelurse academy in America loxally ‘authorized under a charter, where the sclence and art of draught- is is tanehts where the atu dent may receive a tho: and comprehensive eeatae of study i all its branches, Omicers? whic, Pres., J. H. Brooke, Treas., FL; Crocker, Sec. HICAGO MUSICAL’ SEMINARY, 112 : earborn-st, gunrantees that In) lessons by thdirnew motuod Foun ‘onold will be abie to perform on piano, organ, or guitar whatwill require years by the old mottiod. instructions ovenings it desired, NS arts. i Prot.J. DONALD, Presicent. ‘ASTINGS HOUSE, 16 TO 22 ADAMS-' 3 7, Comfortable furnished rooms with bonrd, tro #10 per, weok: day bourd,.$1 per week; tRasientsy 810 to 2 per dave : 'T. JAMES HOTEL, 116 TO 123 FirTo- av.--S per day: low mites to permanent board- ers; table-boarders wanted. iT. LAWRENCE EUROPEAN HOTEL, ME 2B. SINCLAIR, © <7 Preneh Corser Maker, Chiearo- Orders called for npon. wecatprot Saat ACE R. DIES DURIN a Herre ato a page of modest exe ne terms reasonable. TW, Tribune ofice, ~*~ Pros when 3é cents tof secures elemune roams Qk HOME FOR TADS DENG INDSOR EUROPEAN HOTEL, TRIB- oat Were Harssou-st iné Biock—Is the jargest and best iropean notelin't the city, Baving 1@ rooms. ranging from ise to @ per day, according to location. ‘Thomson's res- taurantunderneath. SASLUEL GREGSTEN. Prop. D FORTHE RA: SEECEiest ra ga aliga prmaasn. 8 ady has some, Eastern agencl MISCELLANEOUS. RST CLASS PRIVATE (gEWISH TB Socondtsts San Branciewe font Roark convenient nccommogauons for day- | CIMALL-POX—A_ BENEVOLENT GEN: doarders. Address T 8&3, Tribune office, eman from Paris wilt send to any address OOMS AND BOARD — GENERAL Pea eca OUSEMONT, ow il Sandwich Renting Agency and Boarding-house Directory. Information free. itoom 3 ‘Tribune Butlding. BOARD WANTED. OARD—AND ROOMS FOR GENTLE- Ran and mother, south of Ontatio-st. Address Ri, Tribune oftes. OARD—AND ROOM EN FIRST- CLASS house, east of Wabash-av., by % lady student; permanent; state price. T'82, Tribune office. OARD—WITH ROOM AND ALCOVE, und room adjoining. nicely furnished, for sont, Wife, and daughter, Address T 53, Tribune office. OARD—AND ROOM FOR GENTLE Side prefered: eau ef references” given God te" quired. Address T 26, Tribune ottice, STORE NO. . 266 ~ WABASH CAV: Fi tures forssie. JOHN H. GRANT. Two ee ee ELS | COUNCIL Bi nine. 21 80R SALE. ~ Aadress M5, Tribune osiiee.: = ENTEDSIANTL 1, TO CONNECT: AMY, aut ith sors rhalegae Unuor Boe eee ‘nae int cee and Mi lehlgan 80 ence. 5 47, Tribune office. _ DS F GOODS. FOR coe ED_STOCKS oF GOODS -uens ISSES GREER’S ACADEMY OF MU- sical Science, 123 La Salle-st. two doors north Py ‘Madison, by their new method.of musical instrac~ Hon munrantee to make young or-old good perform- ers organ, or guitar in 2) lessons. Open Srenings Badd Tor prospectus. R SALE 000 - FEET, SOUTH SIDE, -Htih-st., from. tga Heuper Mloek, 1 Clatkest. deo. deus: to, Eilis-av. RIVATE -LESSONS: GIVEN BY AN gxperlenced German teacher. City references. § @, Tribune office. OF SALE EAST AND WEST. ERONT- pear Forty-pinth-st. GEI 0. u,BoGues teaner ah Block, Ht Clarkes 8 op C: Fe, SALE—RUSHST., SOUTHWEST ‘Sommer Superior-st. CxO feet, Wil sell 38 feet goraer or 8) feet inside. HE. WATRISS. Washingtonest. - OR | SALE—THIRTEEN.. LOTS ON gast side Asbland-av.. commencing 73 teet south or Thirty-ninth E, GEORGE M: Bi 8 Reaper Block, #7 Clark-st. OR* SA. L E-TWENTY-: SECOND:ST., from Dearborn-st. to Butterfield, 133x150. 8 Reaper Block, Sr ees R.SALE—BY RW. HYMAN JR. & 12 Dearbora-st.: near West Van Buren- mu hes elegant marble front house; Drive ‘Yery low. (OR SALE—80 ACRES IN NN. ee OF S Reaper ‘Blocks ot Clarkese. See. 18, 3 13, ‘On, SALE -SQUTH WEST. co. irle~n Forty-saventh-st, Bocuey Biiesber Blocks Glare. . NERC OF GEO! IOLIN, MANDOLIN, GUITAR, AND banjo correctly taught. The best_and most ay setae ane ‘used. J. G. CROSS, 279 States 0. —IN_ | STRICTLY. PRIVATE family on North Side for self and wife. Must be Teasonable, Address S %. Tribune office. OARD—SELF AND ‘WIFE. SOUTH Side, north of Twenty-{purth-st Hoom untar- iniahod, except carpets. Sta ; sermsi ete. :8 0h Srib- OARD—AND ROOM, WEST. SIDE— Pleasant room or rooms: with geod table board, for gent and wife, not to exceed Sie Address S ‘Tribune office. OARD — BY A SMALI - ms and board ina private family; G strictly. cetadentist ‘Address T 3i, Tribune ‘oftice.~i "ANTED—A COMEDY. PLAY: SDIE lar to * Fan on the Bristol” “Address BS Criterion Theatre. ANTED—TO BUY. A ‘ST merchandise for cash: strictly. Address 3 Anderson’s Hotel, 7 COZO- «. W4mE ‘D—BOARD 0: TRADE, bership. Address, pa price; $50, Tribune. ASTD BY AN, ere to sell tothe trade, Address 1or3 day rh TeiDUNe. ANTED—TWO SIEDIUAL ‘SAMPLE FAMILY, SEWING MACHINES. possible. Addreas S 8%, Tribune office. FyOMESTIC, QUEEN OF SEWING- OARD-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, F) D. pat cAutanstie Whleoe & CIBbs eta ciety. Orie Since be sheap aud coud Ht bi, Teisane oitce. RIOR SALE SOUTE. CORNER INDI- |. “GEORGE M. DOGUE, 8 Reaper Block, 97 Clurk-st. ano-ay. and Fift POR S SALESE : BEAUTIFUL -BUILD- ing lot on Hyde Pari orth of Forty-seventh-s Block, WT Clark-st. soon. ‘GEO. mts BOGUE, y Overlooking thi Til be, spo at |W Siar DOMESTICS, AND NO. 8 Wheeler & Wilson, little used and new; closing 1S Clark-st. Hoom. out chi Loan ‘office. PRINTING MATERIAL, trunks, in condition for panging., ‘State pr Address T'S, Tribune office. WANTED—1o BUY A Rue § STORE. Wil poy oe cash fora paying | stand. confidence TW), Tribune office. aor $5 REWARD—THE- “EXPRESSIAN es hho removed two sewing-machines OARD—A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE ‘will pay well for good boarding necommodations on North or South Side, T'56, ‘Tribune office. OARD —A WARMED ROOM ANTED — SECONDHAND POWER ao foes for neRpayes not, lene than Bei; ls a board: will pay fS; near Lake-st. Address | West Madison-st, Hoom 1 please, call a8 Eee 2 before noon Monday I 42, Tribuno office. bash-av. = ¥ ARD—, 4 y CENTS A DOZEN FOR Fasil Boa etd Pay nh inti oo. te v 65) washing and ironing, snd work first-clasa. sorts & Boge office, Samaritan Society, Lis Kase Randolob-st.