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THE SALOON INTEREST.
fleeting of the" Association of Liberal
Minded Citizens.'’
Ilio Brewers’ sßoo—Mr. Wider Ex
plains—Pulling SIOO Wioro it
Will do tile Must flood.
Tito Association of Liberal-Minded Oitlzond
(Vorcln Froisinlngor Buerger) bold tboir regular
weekly mooting yesterday afternoon, at Swiss
Hall, No. 45 North Clark street, Francis A. Hoff
mann, Jr., tbo President, in tho chair. In tho
absence of tho Secretory, Mr. Q. A. Korn, tho
Vice-President, road tho minutes of tho last,
mooting.
Several gontlomon who had previously paid
thoir initiation feo, wore elected members of tho
Association.
Iho Committoo on Browers, in regard to a sub
eldy of $2,000, reported that tho brewers had
paid them tho sum of SBOO, all tho money thoy
had in tho treasury at tho time, and that thoy
promised to do bettor In tho future.
Mr. J. Zcnicsohok moved that tho report bo
accepted and tho brewers thanked for their lib
erality.
Mr. K. Metz moved that tho report bo not’nc
cepted, ns tho brewers had promised to pay
$2,000. To replenish the treasury, ho would sug
gest that members bo assessed $5 each, and that
tho pittance of 8800 bo returned to tho brewers.
Mr. Zonioschok thought Mr, Metz was un
grateful, since tho brewers had given them all
thoy had, and promised to give moro, Thoy
should not bo too proud or sensitive. Tho mem
bers of tho Association would have plenty of op
portunities yet to spend thoir money before tho
close of the campaign. Thoy should accept
every donation, however small, come from whore
it may.
After considerable debate, Mr. ZonioachoVa
motion was adopted. '
The Judiciary Committee reported tho names
of several saloon-keepers who had boon fined
through the carelessness of thoir attorney, Mr.
Wilder, which fines had now to bo paid by the
Association.
Henry Jlatbiou, after staling that tho society
was organized in tho interest of tho saloon
keepers, said that thoy should now show that
they woro in earnest, and meant to do something
for the good of tho cause. Ho hold in his hand
a little resolution, which was not written by
4 |Littlo Joe” of the tSiaats-Zeitnng. The resolu
tion was to tho effect that tho Association should
appoint a committee, oud got up a petition to ho
presented to tho Common Council, that saloon
keepers bo allowed to keep thoirsaloons open on
Sundays, and that thoy pledge themselves to*
keep respectable houses, and keep thoir win
dow* closed. Tho Personal Liberty Longue, he
said, had gotten up a petition, signed by 30,000
citizens, which would also bo presented to tbo
Council. Ho was satisfied that tho bill would
pass the Council, as ho had interviewed no lose
than nineteen Aldermen.
Mr. Korn deprecated such talk as this, because
the reporters would put it into the newspapers.
Mr. Mathiou could see no reason why they
fihoiUd ho so bashful, or why thoy should be
ofraid of the papers. Thoy woro demanding
nothing but thoir rights. Tnolr cause was just,
and, therefore, thoy had nothing to fear.
Other members expressed thoir opinions on
the subject, and most of them woro confident
that the present Acting-Mayor was in favor of
allowing them to keep thoir saloons open on
Sundays. r
After a long debate, Mr, Mathiou’s resolution
was laid on tho table,
Mr. Wilder, the attorney of tbo Association.
- I m Wao ..P re,JOll *'» * n m caaurod slops, with a copy
of The liunoNE iu bis hand, marobod up to tbo
speaker s desk. Permission being granted him
to make a speech, bo opened The Tribune.
which bo bold in Luh band, and road an extract
from the report of last week’s proceedings, cen
suring him for tbo non-performance of bis du
ties. And then bo went on to say that this
charge, reported as it was by the most promi
nent newspaper iu tbo city, did him infinite
injury, and bo could not see bow 'Mr. Korn,
the Vice-President, who bad made the
charges, could have boon so cruel oa thus wan
tonly to destroy tbo reputation of a young and
rising lawyer. If members of the society bad
ever boon before tbo police courts, and soon tbo
dimcultioa with which a lawyer was continually
beset and surrounded, those charges would nev
er have boon preferred. All those that aro ac
quainted with him could testify bow faithfully bo
performed his duties on all occasious. Those
cases had not been neglected by him, but by tbo
Catties themselves, iu not giving their boil
onds.
Mi*. Korn felt rather put out by Mr. Wilder’s
remarks, ami said that that gentleman could
have saved his remarks, as they had boon entire
ly unnecessary, It wan wrong to expect him to
bo a lawyer and give all his time to tho society.
Alter a lengthy debate it was decided that tho
society pay the linos. Mr. Wilder agreeing to pay
half of .Jr. Kuonzlo's tine. J
} TaH decided to have two men to
distribute constitutions of tho Association in
American and Irish saloons.
Mr. Hoffmann asked Mr. Korn to take tho
chan*, so that ho might make a few remarks.
Ho commenced by saying that it was important
to have tho newspapers on their side, because
they had groat influence. Even tho worst man
could bo elected President of the United States
wun the united aid of tho press. As a practical
politician, and a member of a sensible society,
no should do everything in his power to deserve
mat support. There woro about 30,000 Scandi
navians m this city, many of whom woro sup
porting the temperance cause, but there wore
also others who woro liberal, and would go witii
them, provided they wore properly influenced by
a paper that would show them tho real objects of
thonroßontmovomont. ThoJtyu Verlden, which
wan liberal at first, had since joined tho temper
ai‘®° »U tho other Scandinavian
papers in the city woro on tho samo side, except
the J’nhcUen, edited by Mr. Hoffmann Smith. It
IVw? » a A v f, ry *i bjo ,P a aPr»° r » IJUt still in its infancy,
J lln thorofo ™ that tho members, indi
subscribe for it, and that tho
wou aao do something to keep it
Mr. Korn moTod that tho aum of SIOO bo do
nated the Fnheden,
Mr. Zonioßohok moved to make it $25.
Mr. Schwarz said that *IOO waa not too
much, uocaiiHO none of tho papers iu tbo oity
wore as ably edited aa tho Frihudm.
Mr. Maack was aatoniuhed at tho wisdom and
profound learning of Mr. Schwarz. Ho had con-
Bi'lorod that gentleman rather illitorato, and
uovor know that ho woo ablo to read a newoua
per, but amco ho gave that opinion about iho
ability of Chicago uowapapora. ho did not know
what to think.
Mr. Hoffmann said if ho waa the editor of tho
f iiluilen ho would not accept ouch a pittance.
What was the money m tho treasury for ? To rot
°P‘h‘»h Hint tho money
ehould bo placed wlioro it would do tho most
Smith Dam “ y ’ m u *° llal «la of Mr. Hoffmann
After several Olliers had spoken on tho sub-
Jcct Mr. Korn a motion to donate 8100 to the
Fnhcdiin was adopted.
adj'oui ir V >i^H " oro audited, and tho mooting
PERSONAL
Louis Ladd, of Boston, is at tho Sherman,
eilic Cilriaßau » of Hifiaiscippi, is at tho Pa-
Harry L. Cofiln, of Now York, is at tho Slier
man. ’
Jolm A. Stewart, of Now York, is at tho Sher
man. 1
W. 11, Warden, of Boston, ia at tho
Paciiic. LaTill °’ of Washington, D. 0., is at tho
PaciS™ W ‘ W ° bb ’ of Lonil0 "' Eng., ia at tho
Bbonmm n ° borlliou . 01 London, Out., is at tho
Sherman* 080 ™ 1 ° f Bprl "S® o,(I > Maas., is at the
Bhonnai” 111 ' 1 ° f I!romo "’ a °miany, la at tho
.. F - SL Kalbflolach, oi-Mnyor of Brooklyn, ia at
the I’aolflo. *
Tho liov. F. M. Qrogg, of Springflold, 111,, ia at
tho Hhornmu. 11
Tho Hon. Sidney Cook, of Morunhia. Tonn.. ia
»t thol’acilio. ii»
Oliver an( * family, of San Praudaco. are
At tho Hhonnan.
Mi'h.M, recently pavoßnoleot
eil reudmg at XvaiiHtou, with urcut acceptability,
l«‘ft tnia city yuaterday for Maniutoo, Mich.,
ynim'o who wU uivo a pubiiy mOintf. WUoiiaa
accepted an IfaTllotion to road at Lake View! on
xior return, ’
Wc r a l J ai?c' I B'riB BB SOP ° r ’ 0f Mlohl S‘ n . lo tho
th l o l^Yo ß ™ l Wo'l^rig K “° Mny ° r 0( Jollot
riv^lcartlloW^tluf^!.^. 18 '“ mODBr tb °
llußHoll Sago, Jr. # Suporlutomlont of tho Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railroad, la at tUo Pacillo.
T P' Sotliom, tbo eminent comedian, nnd
„9l 1 . u MoMongb, the tragedian, and manager
of tho California theatre, Ban Francisco, aro at
tho Shorman.
It. J. Kimball, of Atlanta, On., who, until re
cently, enjoyed the distinction of being tbo moat
venturesome and successful betel and railroad
speculator in tbo South, formerly resided in this
city, whore ho opened a broker's office and hod
fair patronage. Ho ventured a little too for, not
lol i ß Tdoo ooo h ° rOBuU is tlmt hlB aro
Chief Justice Osborn, of Indiana; according to
ast reports, was lying seriously ill at his homo
in Laporto. •
H ,,mn oy has boon elected Secretary
of the Detroit Board of Trade, vice Joseph Colt,
resigned. • . • ’
Bishop Quintard, of the Episcopal diocese of
Tennessee, is now unablo to attend to his duties
bocanso of illness. Ho la at Sowauco.
Cant.' Alphonao Barto, Republican candidate
for .Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota, recently
dislocated his elbow by a fall from a buggy.
Isaac 0, Collins, of Cincinnati, the nominee •
of tho 00th of July Convention for Governor of
Ohio, is sojourning for the present at Put-in
Bay
Ocn. lionb. Wlllnnm, orlllor of tbo Northern
Luiinuinn, bna boon sued for libel by~tho"o'ditor
2™ )£;P ourbou ■‘ V,,ror ‘ 'JliOßum domaudod is
vOU r UUU.
O. D. Brown has boon appointed Chief Eui
noor of tbo Southern Uinuoaota Railroad, in
P *i° * I*. Maun, •who bas boon traußforroc
to tbo Bridge Construction Company.
Francis Wilson, of Bedford, Ind.', baa boon ap
pointed by Gov. Hendricks tobo a. Circuit Jud ’o\
vioo A. B. Carlton resigned, - and tbo latter coos
to Torro Ilauto to bo tbo low partner of Ban
Voorbcoa, ox-a&lary-grabbor. .
Polls Robidoux, who died in St. Joseph, Mo.,
last.Saturday evening, aged 53, was one of tbo
iQro^* r8 trr ?, ud ito kontmastor from
18°- T wo °* the city streets boar tbo
names of Robidoux and Felix.
Oon. Pilz Homy Warren ia not to bo-aeon
upon our streets on account of indiapoailion.
llio General baa not boon well during tbo aura
mor, bla nervous ayatom boln gbrokou down by
over-work. —Burlington (Joint) Gazelle. ’
~3° N T° T K , f a l S Ho .° trom 1110 Sioux City Jour
nal that Judgo Ford, wboao friends in Dubunuo
are many, is building on tbo blnlla overlooking
that city and tho Missouri ono of tbo finest
homes on tbo Upper Miaaouri.— Dubuque Times.
Jacob G. Yalo, tbo Anti-Monopoly candidate
for Governor'of lowa, la not President of tho
Rejected Bt. Louis * Cedar liapida Eailroad ;
but L. W. Valo, of Ottumwa, ia that Front
dent, and also Pronidont of tho lowa National
iiank, of Ottumwa.
Col. Cbaa. 11. Taylor baa boon elected pub
lisher of tbo Boston aloha. Ho bos liad a lone
oiporlonco in journalism, was Gov. Olalliii’a pri
vate aoorotary, and Inst winter was oleotod Clerk
of thei House in tbo Masaoobuaotts Legislature,
E. J. Hudson will manage tbo editorial deport
mout.
Tho Lafayotto (Ind.) Courier announces tbo
death m that city of tho Bov. Samuel It. John
-80!!', 'voU known in tho Episcopal Church. Ho
Lafayette in 1830,. and in 18-12 was
elected Bishop of tho diocese, but declined tho
honor, on tho ground that it was not his proper
Bpbero of uaofulnofla. * e
Gov. 0. 0. Washburn is announced to raako
stump speeches iu lowa against tbo anti-raouop
oly ticket. Ho is also announced in Wisconsin
as an anti-monopoly candidate for Governor.
His principles seem to bo altogether different
on ouo sido of tbo Mississippi llivor from what
they aro on tbo other.— Milwaukee News.
■ Wo rogrot to loom ■ that tho anticipated roeov
oryot Capt. Joseph S. Elwoll, from his pro
longed illness with typhoid fever, at Kenosha
is not realized, and although his strong cousti
tution justifies hopes of bis recovery ho 1b
after six weeks’ sickness. so prostrated as to oc
casion considerable solicitude as to the result
Madison ( Wis.) Journal
Plnlotus Sawyer la not of tho stuff that sui
cidiia ore mtuio of. Ho is quite 100 round of
person, too jolly of tompor, too thoroughly a
strungor to romorao—iu abort, lio is altoi-othor
too woU content with tho conditions of this
world, such as they aro, to have tho least inten
tion of soaaouably acquainting himself with tho
uncertainties of tho noit.— Milwaukee Sentinel.
It having boon stated by several of tho organs
of tho Monopolists published in this State by
Federal office-holders, that tho Hon. Prod O'Dou
nou had declined accoptiug tho nominalion by
tho lUiti-Monopohst Convention for tho office of
Jjicntonaut-Qovomor, wo doom it proper to state
that wo have soon a private letter, written bv
that gentleman on tho 18th inst., in which ho
says i • I will accopt tho nomination, if my busi
ness matters will permit.”—A'cotu* Constitution.
Grant has donated three lots to tho Mothod
jsta of Waukoo, Dallas County, upon which to
build a church." The abovo {tom has appeared
in tho Davenport Democrat and several other
papers, and should ho oxploinod, as tho Domo-
J.I*® 1 *®* 1 . 0 papers ''’Hl soon bo claiming that it is
bait for a Presidential rouomiuation. The
person referred to as having mado a donation to
a Methodist church is not President Grant, but
a real estate agent of tho sumo name, residing at
Dos Moines, who laid out tho town of Waulfoe
—Davenport {lowa) Gazette.
LYNCH-LAW IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Hanging: of Two Kufflans in Hall’s
Gulvli, Col.
_ 1 j5 Vo ” 1 Dcnvcr (Col) Tribune, Aug. 18.
Hall a Ouloh, a mliuni? camp lu Pari; County,
about fifteen miloa south of Pairplay, in whore
“ Judge Lynch “ put in hia last appearance. A
spirit of lawlessness has boon manifested among
thei denizens of this camp for some time past
and since tho advent, about two wooks since, of
a couplo of mou named, respectively, Henry
Hall and Michael Boyce, or “ Big Mike,” as ho
was called, and the opening of a whisky mill
disorder scorns to have reigned supremo.
A tramway is in course of construction in the
gulch, and a largo force of men are engaged uu-
J 4, Ail p ™ 0,, » of course, will drink, and the
of L causes many
of thorn to forget work in the pleasure of im
(’w,m, U °i P?1 “° U o d °" lt out liy Hall amUloyco.
CoiiUimod uruukomiosß among tho employes
S^ at^ or,otod Y itb V* "wUugß of thotram
way company, and a number of mou were dis
charged. Hall and Boyce dud BQvond ?ough
cUnraotora who woro.with thorn when they Amt
oulorod tho camp made frisufis of thosb tUa
ohargod mon, and incited thorn to iulimidalo
thoir former companions oo that they won™ not
work. Tho company dually oalahliohod a'rulo
that no man who bought and drank Honor at tho
saloon thoro would ho employed by thorn
Tina Boomed to giro considerable oucouraßo
mout to tho gang of rudlaua, and they Logan
making deadly throats and carrying on m a rorv
hlgh-huudod manner gouorally. Fronuout
throats wors made against tho hfo of Col. llsll
of tho tramway company. 1
On Wednesday last tho gang filled up with
thoir owu poison, and fully armod, marohod
down tho gulch to tho camp, which is over a
milo distant from tho saloon. Arriving thoro
they commenced a general fusilado with thoir
revolvers, not injuring anybody, however, and
also Logon to abuse and insult everybody who
them. It was useless to remonstrate
with them, as they would thou say, “You’d hot
ter got your shooting irons if you want anything
to do with us.” ' 6
After trying in almost every way to got up a
fight, they at last drew weapons and threatened
to shoot a Mr. Higginsou. This was tho “lust
feather on tho camel’s back ” with tho forhoor
anco of the muiora. and in a short time eight
men, armed with riilos, surrounded tho despera
does. Hall and Boyce drew thoir revolvers in
stantly, but wore prevented from shooting. Tbo
entire gang wore arrested and placed in a store
house, minor guard, to ho taken to X-’alrplay for
trial. By this timo tho men hud become sober
and wore asked if they would leave tho gulch
peaceably: but both frail aud Boyce refused
saying that they would huvo “satis
faction’' before they left, and also threat
ening to shoot Col, Hall, shoot tho
piou who had disarmed them, and fire the build
ngs hi the gulch, when released. Hall said ho
had been a bushwhacker ami know what ho was
talking about, and bath showed themselves to ho
most desperate • villains. Hall Is said to huvo
hilled throe men, while Boyce is fully as bad as
his companion.
During the night a vigilance committee was
organized, a consultation hold, and in tbo morn
ig the ghastly forms of Hall and Boyce hung
ileJoss from tho limb of a tree, about half a :
mile below tho camp. i
Bcvorul desporoto characters who lately wont 1
THE CJHICiAGo HAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, IHf.i
Into tho gnloi.
tho camp is now quiet ant
will bo for Bomo tlmo.
h. woro mlnaod tho ni
Noxtotin Onion In Wcllse '
Lltob aro frequently lout by noxious gases In
woWh. .This may bo prevented by tbo Adoption
of tbo following very simple monua j Take aorao
Glcccs of carpet, or common soaks, and mako
10m up into a loose bundle, nearly aa largo na
tbp area of tho well. Inoloso in It a brick to
givo weight, and attach to tbo bundle a rone of
HUfilclont length to roach to tbo bottom of tho
won. Ihrow this bundle down tho well and
haul it up again ao quickly as possible, llopoat
this operation rapidly for ton minutes, and the at
moapheroof tho well will bocomo quite obnoxious,
ns ranybo proved by lotUnji down n lighted enn
dlo. Tbo bundle, nn in oneily understood, car
ries before It n quantity of fresh nlr from tho
surface, ond this, of course, displaeos tbo foul
nnd dangerous nlr from tbo bottom.
linrgo Whalen ptf Lang iNlnnd.]
_ ' h\<m the Hartford Times,
The skipper of the sloop Annie of Bnybrook
reports a largo sohool of whales in close proximity
to homo. Monday, while midway between South
east Point, Block Island, and Monlank, a school
of wholes, i numbering: probably tblrtv-flvo, was
soon from tho AunTo’s dock, gamboling near
tuo Block Island shore, whonco they had
,been, lured, it is supposed, by tho pros
pect of a good feeding ground. In tho school
very fow llu-backs or hump-backed whales woro
to bo Hoon. Tho majority woro largo whales,
somo of thorn being not loss than 70 foot in
length. Boatmen report it as a common occur
rence to soo two or three fin-backs In company
in tbo race, but tho appearance of so many largo*
whales is a now experience.
JnU Wliitmnl iag at Camdon, N.
with ono of bis b . whoso house their
venerable and bo mother lately died, says,
in a recent letter to i. rtow York friend, “I have
bad ft long oud dreary pull—this In now tbo
seventh mouth—from a stroke of paralysis, be
hind which is obstinate cerebral anosmia. the
foundation and aouroo of all. Over and over
again I got a little bettor, only to fall back again,
or got worse. Now lam once more bettor, and
oven, I fool to hope, on tbo way to recovery. In
face and looks, 1 am just about tbo earao as
over to casual observation; but though I am up
and out of doors every day, I can walk only a
few steps, with effort, and slowly." ■
iND FOUND!
i IO E N ?9. MY BARN, . CORNER OP
A to to ami Thlrty-flrat-ata., a mam 6
d kid h mA d ASH d i 1 i , « oh h » •*!»»*». Bmooth-bnllU
. WIHI ? lAr on and four
white foot. Owner can havo tho eaino by prorlmr proporty
and paying charge*. Q. P. RAYMOND. propony
■ jIOUND—A YAWL BOAT. OWNEROAN HAVE IT
01P - 4 8 ‘- b- It. K.
: l 1 AND CHARLES,
i ,.--.lS n i 10 wmlant., abth.ll pray pony. Owner onn
naTO aanio by prfivltiji erpporly Ami paylliii oharcos.
jIOUND-A BAY HORSE, WITH BLACK TAttAHD
x mano, email star on forohoad. Owner can havo eamo
by paying oiponaoe. MICHAEL KENNEDY, Ilydo Park
,9S, T_ 4 Y P U , NO '. BROWN BETTER, 7 MONTHS
XJ old. Anybody roluralne tho samo will bo liberally ro-
KlbSiddopo? 001 '” I '’ Ohlo,l ®° 4 Northwoatorn
.9 ST r A WHITB AND DROWN BPOTTBU BET.
iw^tti oft^, V t te l “s*®. of, ¥ I 4 aro ' nn otf week
fr°mßs Hltffil-fli. Tho rtndor of tho baqio will bo rewarded :
alao forbid buying tho same.. '
08T-A SOLID CORAL PIN EITHER ON MlOlll
boU,roon Sixteenth andTwenty.aecond-flta.,
Tht??„ cam, between Kl«htoentb ami
£ BtB *A. or 5, Twonty-nlnth-st..omnibus, bo-
U TO ° n r g J ltoo, Ji t . h a ?' l Twonty.Blxth.Bta., onWnbaskav.
m r , otu , m the same to tUo ofiloo of DR. N.
a. DAVIS, 793 Wabaab-av., bo will rocolvo $lO reward.
' ‘ opwednehl)ayTauq:
AJ 20„ on tho care of tlio Milwankoo * at. Paul Railway,
a jiookot-book, Mnlalnlnff twojJJOO bills, ono S2O bill, and
S7O in smaller bills, llio flndor will ploaso leave it attbU
otllco and bo very liberally rewarded.
j ( w£i^J IA^ TKD,BT V"A „ SMALr ' MEXICAN
OJ bitch; Anawonito nsmo of Dolly. A llbornl toward
will bo paid by bringing her to U3 West Mndlßon-st.
LOST— PAISLEY SHAWL AT DARNUM’S OIROtJS,
Thursday nfioraopa. Sultflblo toward fop roturuliiir
f.oo »>mo to U IS, Tribune olHcn. l ™“ n *
CTRAYED—FROM VICINITY OP CENTRAL PARK
wb A ,t «r pot i on foro l loa ' l - «nd a ntnnll lump
CTRAYED—A LITTLE BLACK POODLB~DOO"
Oanawore to the name of Tinplo. A nultabJb reward will
be paid If returned to 8. COLLINS, Room U, 126 and I'M
Ooarborn-st.
-..rtARD-rOST, AUO. IP, ON WAYMAN
. it., botwoon Union and Hoisted, a black pockot
«°Vw\ C(m *» a * n about Tlio above reward will 1m
paid by roturnlnß tlio money fa MAIIY RYAN, IB Way
map-el., firatcottago next to llalstcd. *
RBWAIID-STRAYRD, ON SATURDAY
nlgbl, Aujr. 18, ft black raulo (mure), 13 bards
higU, corns ou both front foot, scat on right side. Tho
uw |V?J )al .' 1 oa JoturnliiK witno to OAUL
naked.
BOARDING AND LODGING^
West Side.
2f] ABERDKEN’-ST., K(CAR MADISON—QHNTLI?-
raon will mid this tbo pleasantest boarding place in
tho city, elegant rooms, plentiful table,palatably cooked,
music, social and modern comforts; o:3a dinners. A low
day and transient boarders. Terms to suit.
80 SOUTH Pi!OllIA-ST., NKAHMAUISON— LAKGK
O airy, furnialiad bod-rooiuß, with or without hoard,
tor Koutlumoo; {irlvato family. *
Rfi SOUTH MORGAN ST.7NKAU MADISON-FUR*
Ud nlaliod rooms to root with hoard, suliablo for famh
mmita BbyS ° a ° Ql ° IUOa ’ **°usoiias modem Improve-
Ift WERT‘ FULTON-ST.-TO RENT, SEVERAL
-y n^ 1 - fur V i 9 wltl i M 1 modorn Improve
ita, and board, for travelers and other single goullo-
SQ9 WEST WASHINGTON.ST.—FURNISHED OR
quirod un * urulsllod niulll “i with board; references ro-
South Sido-
AO HUBBARD-COURT—NEW BOARDING-
Xd house; finit-clai>a board, with rooms, $4.00 to BB.CO
porwock, with usoof piano, bay-hoard. $4.
900 TWKNTY ; FIPriI.ST., EAST OP STATE, UN
furnished fro lit parlor to rent, suitable fop two
S°tl!teAaVaiu n .brc rX*° tW ° f,,rnl " ho ' l
a 7fi STATK.BT.-IMUST.OI.AB3 BOOMS IN NF,W
wanted bulldiu *' with or without board. Day boarder#
Q WABASH-AV.—PLEASANT LOCATION :
. A.® 0 ? d V Jums, .i Rud board, for Konllomon and tholr
ifl, or single gentlemen; references exchanged.
QO7 * WABAHH-AV,—NEARTWENTY-FIIIRT-ST.
o£i% desirable rooms, on suite or slnglo. Table drat*
class. Torma roaaouablo. ,Buni
AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE
l ° n , 1 , 0O » can obtnln tirst-oloss nccommodotlonn;
m 0 family; Michigan-av., botwocu Twenty-etchth
oncMVontyaiuth-sta. Addrons » 16, Trlbano olfleo. ”
TXTAnA.siI-AV., NEAR TWENTY-SIXTII-ST.--
hoL^
nt " ,to '" m -
Hotels.
OANDS HOUSE, lip AND 118 FIFTII.AV.-KLK
WSt" roo,u, I will* board at reasonable ratoa. Day
board $5 pur wook; transient *2 nor day. 1
BOARD WANTED
BOARD —BY TWO YOUNG LADIES (SISTERS)
engaged during tho day, and room, In a roanootablo
y i.w r ( ? rotm Adama-sta. Toons must bo
rottflonablo. FWBt-olaaa roforonoo given. Address U23
E9A?iRr; A younggkntleman raving a fine
Uhlckering piano, desires a hoarding-place (private
lanillr preferred), where the übo of piano and imudcal in
struction would bo taken aa an onulvalont for board. Host
of references iurnlabud both In ruganl to good cbaractor
and musical ability. Address I, So. Trlbunn ollion.
MACHINERY.
T?OXl +P3
X tubes, domes ono CO inches by 14 foot, 61-3 M tubus
dump, now: one 41 Inches by lb foot, a-ltf lnoh duos; second’
uand, nearly as good as now. Emduo. 13x2j! rltrhf.tmmi
Address J. O. BOWSER A Cth, Fort Wayno, ?nd. °^*
SALE-THREE flooring.maohinehT in
X good order, viz.: ono Russell, H-lnch 5 ono Tompkins.
mi«. fnu 2?' ,o : lnch .s ““done Uuasoll, 8-lnoh, double oyll
i!, ( ‘9 r - Also, two shavlngs-blowors. An oicullont olffoo
doalf. onon and ton buggy. SINCLAIR A ATKINS CO.,
corner May and Twomysocond-sts.
now UW H% B ?'b ko 'i w f ,l ‘ l at<3 "t Improvements: as good as
Ur l uo ,h*". on extra heavy bod; two tuba.
.n?,:^ l h fout f w ,"l* pipes and conuoo-
Siult 1 ioffS? af ' , L OI, ? rft i lon - U a niosl perfect
rilloa \w, H hoeold ata bargain for cash or good semi.
«im»*a f.?f further iufonnatlnn, apply to KLMKS. FUR.
j 1 .jaamio7 South OUnuiti/t.rQlilchgt.;
IjrANTED-A 12 OR 18-UOUHB-I*OWEU ENGINE
second-hand. Address 0 35, Tribune nlllmt. ’
PARTNERS WANTED.
fflSMaiiaag
BPMn
liAUTNEU WANTKU-iffioo WILL BUY A HAf K*"
!o,thV. r mV,I“S
tf.’ioo CAPITAL TO
T) AUTNhUWA.NTHh—WITH AHMAUTCAITI'AI.
"IJAUTNHR WANTICII—AVITH #2OO, IN Ai i 11SI .V K“I M
awHnl! 1 * 1w “ I ’“ r d ">'- MISSt “
PAItTMdI WANTKU-A VINKOIIANCIIt hoJTA
young man with a sinull capital to invest iu a now
TriLaua Krooor >’ hiulnow, AddroisVK
HA I,K—AT A'^flAßQ A IN—A * HMA hit'll
X’ provedfunn, iipar Norwood Park ami Unnfiutd.or
would foil Ibu uurlii half, which will noon bo ready for
subdUitdoa: partloH will bo hliuwd ibo iinmorty Iroo of
biilgit* AptllT tu *• M> FOX 4 oo„ ihxiu 6, mil-
loxt day, and
lorly and probably
CITY REAL ESTATE.
THOR BALK—GOOD I<OTB ON Till? FOT.T.nWTVn
r.P. tr ?9 ta « Hlafo, Harmldo. Bultorflold. Aroofd n«t?
bolcn, llnnovor, liullor, Wallace, Kmor avV£»2l wit
Tft y» nn<l IlftlBletl; Also on Wentworth, Bhurlloff i>nriU?!i
And atonnrt.MA; also on lvSnV.fm.rn,
Twontyalxth, Twenty-seventh, Twonly-elghth
Twonty-nlnfh. Karl, Thirtieth, Hn»on, Th
t/.soootnl, Thlrtydhlrd.
seventh, Fonieluo, nnaThirty*olghthats. TlHnt.ni.lfif'
Wntfanty deeds. A Tory small payment down »Vnw>«r*i
tlmo, 6 per cent Interest. No agency liuiltiowi*
owner, ALKICUT OUANR, llfiTlonrooat Afpty to
reaSK ™SJSk
fiirte 1 . 10 sms;
rUINNEY * .uKiBAUD,IM"K
7(1011 SALB-6 LOTS NttARORNTItAr, I-AIIK rnw
J.’ vnnlotit to BtAllou, *OBO Moll, So tVS omt aUSS.m
lor aU oAnhj lots Adjoining worth sl,Uoonnch° Tht2im2-»*
m,,uoy * Pu^ayVuim^Auß'Mßi:
TT 0R SAT.K-MAnDUC-FRONT ON INDIANA AV
T near Thlrtoonthat., flret-olaas In every
nlluro can ho bought, if doslrod. This Tan To hAdat a
For sale—lots on thirty.Fnirir.'sr ano
Ashland-av.. only SSOO to S7OO oaoh, aecordlmr to iP
uniloo, special Induoomonts to parties who wlllliultli 2*
onoo. MhiAD A UOK, 163 Lasallo-At. wm “ Ulld at
F or RALE-HOUSB OF 12 ROOMS, VBUYOHRAP
M Ooolldgo-Bt. OAsh, balanoo In a yoara. ,lEAP *
FOR BALR-NKW OOTAUON BTONE FRONT
,V°. u *°-, No - 858 Ohio-Bt. p between Pinoandßtr ?, 1 7
wuh lot 20x100 to 20-foot alloy. This to ono of
looAllont lo Chicago, full view of laVo, harbor The
outflriJ^ifual o^f^^t.bnuso built, and finished throaih?
?-il ir si‘ olaßa * lonulro of pwnor, on promises KU
-
£. Rurneluo-st., on loosed lot, AH ycare o «,T, .l
?-^i ) .°.Ly <,ai :i n° toms. Apply at 238 Cafumot-av.*** 0 * ”
ffOR BALR_MIOHIOAR-AV.-FlNTnifoUsiroris
gf-.W isSr'i.c?;.” I '-™?
‘ ,wnout - IBU ' E . >AKW° t; g”'S
F 6 &.A AL «sT W J? W - a-STOUY AND BASEMENT
itnmn*
SARB-AORR TRACTS IN CICERO AND n.V
£o5iATOs!w b LSiSM”^ , ! 1, ‘‘ l “ n ” r '“ r a
B£&ss ivs -
T^ORSALE-BARGAIN*—3-STORYIIUILDINn Tnvn
mini p&ymonU. Hoo tiWNEU, 707 Wftbaah'Svl' in 8
poll BALB~MICIiIQAN*AV.—A Riß^TTnr.Awq
nK^tthS'oTcl^ 1 -
?on sauj—tTiirty-seventii-st • non ht»v
QANijiiStt a^^TiTia:te 3 ":i;o r / t A33llc ' ”
r°!s fiAbl;--lbl-B T OnY HOUSE, AN I) LOT. ON
ssis si™>s‘-!n w site:
Si McSl&taiDlSk? 1 ’* 1 ' O. B. MillSE,
i’OR SALE -LOTS ON JAOKSON-BT., NEAR
riirLiil MYiifta a co,'!''f« , ?r.?„ I ;.| l i':S 1 " r «»■»•"•
l’°S,- S o'} l ovr F0 . UII I ' OTS OH CENTRE*AY., OOR-
( 10 '‘,?, AL ' I! - 2 ¥ AORItS NKAirhItXTKR PARK
MWo.Mn«tin-St. A r “ ro bar B» l »- BTOKRS A WARI*
; \l , ! i r W AHAS'lt-A V.—A 09 YKARS' I.[■ AS r,
°.?,^ & kaah-av, 1* oomplotod, say hi thirty days
'til />?l n ]H?.V C 0 and no ono will haro any Souftta
JussS?*-' “swSSSi
: jiOJ
• Jl Tni&£r?s OR " ap ®KT KYI3O, BAST FRONT, ON
?»«P>o«troot, by JaHiolwooii Forty®Warld
Br(^°l ot > noautifnlpronorty, And UMbyr’S
"nil FMr-’(Srtif™?f , '7h.^d°„ vol 4 bot l lMn Ibtrty-lhlrd
1 h B n of»Xt.f“ r ‘ II,l “ 0lI “ r0<1 I,Cto '
F°SoKK?'" 1, - ov - ajl ™ '“<■ no.;
Wabaali-av., 100x180 feet, 8. w. cor. Tblrty-firat-st
wAi 6 m f a. fe
SUBURBAN REAL
POH BALK-CjiqipFl^
tominomr’i'm? 11 f^* 0 l n, 8 blocks from (ionot. A very
ssSPfi
tjlOR SALE-MAKE YOUR RUNT RUY A HOME-'
BO& *■" °' lmcn, ‘
TCTOiC SALK—FOUR 3-STORY HOUSES ON month"
Apply to TILLo£
TT'OR SALK—NORWOOD PARK IS 7 Mir vs Hunur
Sgggmms
ai/o, payanioijtU) domi and sr> nninnth. Woslinw .>,£
BXnTiMK: '* ILaoN PHliloli 4 <*>■.
WILIj BUY A BEAUTIFUL TflT
SALE—7-ROOM COTTAGE AND LOT AT TIPS
TT°IK 8 .A E, ?~ 2 desirable corner lots - at
AnßOWM^WM‘'b“"!'. ,r ‘< a ‘°- ™UESDELL
SALE—AT ON ROOK ISLAND
SALK—AT NORTH EVANSTON—T OTS in
for Bala or to rout. JOUM
F°b,b, B 'to. l fm iZ “P 11 ™ KVANSTON -OHOVE
tehy'!i l i’ni!iio t ; I r .fl!.V°°a"y> t »™»•' sam6el
fl=l“t P 7 . ■ PblUwlytta biat biVato ’a thS
RavonHWood—Noat cottaso andlnh 60 font fmni «•> am.
gjo-thlrd cash. ROBERT
oVYi{h 0 VYi{h hiVi'n hi t V Et ß [r DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
fia^^S^ ta2,, «sa!s
t'OR SALE—WE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SAT F
contlßiiou* to proposed doiwt, and ?i of tho imrnK
innuoy can roinntn for 4 yoarSat 8 nop cent Nullr ifilm
liTg°Li777 OtoS..l r ‘‘ ,< ’* "° * av ““ 1 *- MORKV *
ES-HS-S'ESa==
§sS=S^msS;
Day wimoM, ,n„ii m ex ?D«tiKij f or oily ro*idonco and
iu mSSISSI"'* I ' r “ w '-
fcldif” u luill“ l fe3“'®^w."wSln*.Sw“£i
u. JfiAlCLrc, nwuur, Rn»m 8, 163 Mn»roo-tt.
EFgaße&«tegg
.AUSTIN—FINIC LOTH ON Tim
o.BiteOTM.r 1 " 1111 Btrooii
V?MSUtti; •“AT ifiiir.; f o?°Ai
BALK—AT REN WOOD— AN RLFQANT RENT
WltlVSwVo"fl^ k %r^
ISi
POR BALK—ENGLEWOOD— WELL-BUILT FRAME
hmiboof lOromiiß, on HUtv.iocoml.it «».it \v«ii A l .
jgnn«..,OAWFfKJiD >| MyyrKfiOlft/^f^Hftilo.Ht!
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
vyANTiin-sToiii; ani) i.oti sVATK.BT~'rmn'.
»l ty-tlrat to Tliirty-iticoml• Wont Jjiko-it.. nVar
iraHUhMU B 10 11 ■ “• tilto “ s -'lAN, lioim 13,
~d-t6 purchase* house and lot
♦it i'OfHi 416,000 to 4l!il,lKNI; )v|l bay #6.1100 cash ■mi
Aijjiiili'iim T,"',“,',n 1 °; I |!,';, ,UI ° “•““'“tjo of oily Liu.
n i Vomß^-I.KdALLY.r)BTAINEI)-FEK7mnm
n dioroo. yfi* avoided. NUiu yuan' nrautlcu in
tl»o Court* 0 1 Olilcajjg. AUtUou p.O. iSSuufi. U *
divorces!
___WANTEP--MAI.E HELP,
Boojckoosiors. Clerks. Eta. ~
"ttT ANTED—FIRST-CLASS URTAtL DUY GOODS
or : stlk. lace, flno dross goods,
nSmß^’in 0 ! 0 * 1B * not Jonß,aujftll wares,onltons, linens, Ao. 5
rro(l, . ~T o tl>»>so of tho right stamp
blmi r sf StSTii 5 * wl,1 bo paid : nono »»t mnn having tho
lar« r*.?i,r«ii on . c .°? ood li Pl |, y* Address, with fnllpartlan.
Wn * ■NI?|1 1 *vvS l ? rt aoo ?P* l "Rustlac at nnoo If tondorod.
W.II. and 78 West Fourth-st.,Cincinnati.
l>> «)iintJ 1V,,?,i atAU ii l . > t , hn ir?? orl P»O n bUHlimss thorough-
Jmtchollf K ,(( * 6W Month llalslud-nt., corner of
WPiiONonnAi-iirm to taki: a.
sI/ciiicnßo, 11 o " rr "P»nJMui dork. AiUniM I*. O. Uox
VV’ANTKI)— OKFIOK HOY OU YOUNG MAN AO.
lnmm lmudvTr,lln e. COMAUSSION, Trlbuno
Ty’ANTFD—A HOY TO ATTEND OIQ VIUSTAND*
? rsi,lssi;s?
Trades.
W A !?I o?T:PA K P RNKU , TO TAKIt CHARGE OP
/,,n_
■m!f«^ U Ail?/ wages will ho given. No othor need
“Paßt‘tn^S^tl m,nod at^ 710 KKA 4 COATKH » 169 Kwt
W^SV^r iI § UI { DR ! I . s - fl OOOD IRON-MOULD.
11l NnnA.« °n R P ,f ) lro Machine. Works, Bloomington,
in. Nono out Ofst-olftßg men nood apply,
W^JSPr T HA\VTFRB~AT THIS OCONTO
*' boa factory, C3to 72 Orovost. North Branch.
W A m T n I E D ioC IIINaW{RS 7TO~TAkITTHK".I6B OF
¥ > . ,l, i Q ?‘ Apply to Hltchoook A Kponcor,
Hays Building, Hlioldon-st., between Lake and Fulton.
\VW^iir T .) VO °°OD JOUKNKYMKN TAILORS
niJ nt h? a 0 , CoUn *P' 5 men of steady habits. Ap
o’olSokp m 8 ■ , Hotel, Saturday, .from 4to 6
W A nSSIfc«P£ NINQ MILL FOREMAN- A COM
mnni.f2Sh,i«kt 11!,1<, ,7. ,n . a thrat-olasa country mill, and
thn«n framoa, Ac. Nono but
n /, 1,0,1,11 d o ™ roforonces nood apj>ly. Lot*
¥n cat * Q . mfty l ) 0 addressed to UlO undersigned
tho nlHan of th° proprietors Can bo soon at
3ittnnd9s«nn..n??j < tyrnglas Alnnnfaoturlng Company,
25 *7 "in WJ l £ ,aß & l *Jb, ,,n . Monday morning, Auguic
Co., IlllnoU. ° k ‘ Ma3 ° N & PLANTS. Joliet, Will
M OHNINO. TEN OOOD URlCK
ao'oil l'. ,y 1 r °“ 011 , h U.;k at non Cuuuly .lull.
‘’ rol ’“ r “ a “ B ° '°
W A . N cli!, ! ;!lV„ 3 r S.,? toU ,! ,U,: | la .' ACCUSTOMED TO
nip lJnrin«h« u n tl i lro * N°noJ)ut ntnady mon nood up.
Konoabft.JkVUconalH. .
LirußX‘^r^i?o?. ad N„^^£;^ NION
Wlmm T t SStois-«SSi U PAIUNKT-MAKKIia. APPr.Y
SON S BRO. lloul,m “<1 Pourtll-utfl. O. 1..U1-
W A iSfc l ;a l i D . SAWYER, AOOUS
toira “• Aod '°»‘ * 1“
W jS?wam« e *4 M* loK l**^ ,tßß TO 00 T0 TOI.R
--®8» ® waS'laHJSffl.
”\\rANTED—SASII-HAWYHR AT GARDEN CITY
PATTERN-MAKERS; NONE HUT
\V PHIST.OLAB3 BARKER. 100 SOUTH
WCAIIINKC MAKERS. APPLY
CO. 2U ami au Mouroo-sl. SWAN,
tfinsTOLAas' harder, inquire
WANTED—A GOOD CO AT-MAKER* TO GO INTO
Ison-Bt? 0 counlry * UII)DLI J * DOYD, 274 East Mad-
T^ANTED— A FIRST-GLASS JOB PRINTER WITH
clt In aSS *° 1 5 v r? t * "»{? «Uho/u, ob.aiu an atir
cal in a good oilloo. Ad dress B 20. Tribune otlico.
Conohxnon. Teamsters. &o.
WiyPt,*ii» ANWI J9 thoroughly under.
MguornggS feS. 11
Employment Agencies*
W station men to work the
OomtwuSwork 0 . ftß n?* on * tbo .WlMonsln Central Railroad*
mtd P T.mYv nf h, money sure: Mir prices
Blitnf w! £»,«« “ lovo l l3 Point. Wla., to WM. A. HAVEN,
ffliwwaKwin™, 1 ; 01 tr,skio ™' «• uavkn -
WraSipTiSS IKAVE EARLY THIS DAY-2S
W. vm., R Miscellaneous.
ANTED— AT ROOM O,IMDRARBORN-ST.. MEN.
I 8 wnw I 'at.?. 76 V. or wpok * *n country town*.
** mUHAKDSOW A OU., Vatont Solicitors.
W ANTED—A Gobi) TRUSTY IIOY. 17. USED TO
82 Stafn l Rt l tmnfo" 11 L do ' voll *’> tlio rlcht party. Apply
9a. m. t all Saturday or Monday ‘
A °i- n MAN TO take oarkok a
oroncif« .'l; ct ' 5 “A™ l ,* l por dny. Oood rut-
rcrinlntiU Trilmno otlico.
W,AND“OOMPETENT HAN
nhouthooij o *a.m caro ? f > llorB ' ) ' 1 cow. and work
l'r?lmno D oS!oo.^ ddnss8 * ****** oau *° ftul * ™‘W»»»o, Z BJ,
W A KXPKniFNOKD SALESMAN TO
Olilc ®°o o„ a f n 4 ohlldrcn’a uudorKarmunts, &0., In
rlonrn KO in ° Addross, plv/n« njpo-
Nowi'oVk* GUEh,N A WIfIIERELL, SSI Canal-al.,
W A S??™m K ®o B . R X OUNO men that oan
tho f , nr A n 9?®y hualnowi In
lUndoipb-Bt. y k ’
W I?cni^7An M > A i N W F n f.WOTO OASIL
furnish varv iK? a M.?-9 tttul auro-imjitiK ontorprlso; will
j irnißii vori Lnialuf roiorotico, and bouuio tho manor on
U Addto“. ViS, TribuSS
iV A^&- i p f itss. at v ' i “ Tit lead
W" A 2iSF™i 00 !JD DOY. WHO IS WILLING TO
J oiS?t.°" 1 " ,,d ' , “ ndl ” B m °“‘ mßr b°L «I
W A jj E iSiS™ I! ? ,I,V r,OOD TABLE WAITERS AT
ANTED—AGENTS AND PEDDLERS IN CITY
*°io nn n f t * c l°l*y which Kroon hands
aro ygßtuvQiyinaklnK slll pur day. 147 West Ramlulphat.
WAIT DINNERS ONLY,
Bonnott a Wntor-ut.
TSTANTED—A COLORED BOY TO TAKE CARE
W^ggng M T° h g‘iF m BTAIILK - M - o-
£™MiiAdS.S^^" d ,iukk ’ at
FINANCIAL.
A Mml T Xi OP . M^ AN . S . ,IIMSELI! DEALING IN AND
ttf.! ™ V, ock * wl . Ul ™ ry doairablo facllllioß for do
gkAd"irT.Al'lifS^|d’b“‘‘““»»* «“»■
f) ♦'xv °. AINS .T., KNICKERBOCKER, HOME.
Groat Western, Illinois Mutual, and other hunkrmit
[}cttr™or°u-8 C t! mPan - Ua cu,Uoll by J< N * WITIIERELL, 1M
TITONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES
iTDKBY LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE IN
bs “issr 8 " wa “ t -
IfONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
UALIJWI^
kfONKY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AND
0N I’TJRNrnjiu!. houses, on
T^mF{?A.nr*ii. 09 i )TO ,. 910 ' 0(KJO N IMPROVED CITY
ib™eas*&iS?au u,s mo ‘ * matte-
TPJ?Pi«£'^ o '. OnO GASII IN HAND AT9 OR 10 PICK
wiilG^marJfii'°™.}.‘r.£ n » u ,um '.°!* hiißlnnxa proportyj
‘WfANTKD—S3,OOO AND $3,6(10, OH #9.000 FOR fi
W / y^'PPr | Si<« till irt or ooToimn, on noth.
offloo? di dorb ° r! hl « l,oat iutoruat (lalil. 11 10, Trlbuuo
$2,000 ’iSJJWi I £ f ,P NK SUM OS lIBAI.KS.
u "“ w >'- iiuraiiiNtiON4
SlO 000 V WA NTKD7 IOU ONE. OU TWO
TO XXCHA]
rpO BUILDERS—WILL EXCHANGE. A BEAUTIFUL
I'lSl'ußo'l’tT i "‘l“*ri“mSdu
r|lo EXdIIANQE—A FINK LOT 7B FEET FRONT
■~ fof huHdlug lumtiur. AdJrum O 100, TrilinuoOillcnl
rpo KX(JIIANOE-FOR A LIQUT*TOI‘ BUGGY
“ drivi
T l ®, UKTAIL DRY "0001)8 BTOUF
IN EXCHANGE FOR KISW.
kl *“ ™ u. £ ■cook,
W A iS!j^Sil'iJ u . I,AN ‘ I,I “ HOJ,K 'NHinit piio
Strafeo™ 111 J .' “ aAIAS WAllllUN,
rontlnS f ”r»a 1... 'v ,njl,lll, ft mul on W«li«nh-»v.,
Si, Vi'fff “ wim.o.l«l.U.liml bualnoo
ollfo * “ 1 111 Oliloiiao, Aiblruaa U ito, Tribune
MUSK
sassiislisf’-i
IBlpilMfti!
FOR HALE— NEW AND Rltfnvn'
lun " d “ Ull ”■
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
„ Bomostios.
TtTANTRp—A TIDY. SMART SWEDE GIRT, FOR
qulto.'? WOrk ’ ** 1121 nSreioM °rS
T\TANTED—GIRL TO DO OENERAI. 'HOUSE.
Mlllor-.?*' B °° d - waRM wlll 1,0 Blvon * Apply at No, 47
Wl t 007w.”;A..”‘ NIWQ ~ BOO » r5iltr --. ArrLVAT
WANTED— AN
and Ironor, at 800 I’rnirlo-av., near Elghtoonth-st. *
WANTICD-A GOOpbudlcT WASinm, and iron:
** ® r * work for a rinall family, fiwodo, Gor
man, or Norwegian. Apply after 10 a. m. 028 Michigan.
W A^T KD l'} P 1 ? 1 / to asslst in nousßworiic
Tf and ft girl-to tako care of oblldron, atfllO Soulh
tJiarK-st., up stalrß.
WANT KI) GOOD WOMAN COOK, ONR THAT
» » undent binds rcfllaurantcookliin. HUTUHINHON’S
Restaurant, onrnor Wabasha?. and Twonty-aocond-st.
W AN/rip-IMJIKDIATKLV. AT
»» ft Uonuan or Norwegian girl. ’
W no m.MfJo-nocm
• J and second work and ono girl for wasldnir nn<l iron in a
Rnod"wnttM W Th k nni n ~rflt* o ,n” Private
West R?ft2 8 ’ An,.l„ p ]^ C i 0 ut 1,10 Iftofltdoslrablo on tho
woHMjdo. Apply a t 181 Wftrrmi-av.. corner Wood-at.
W^wjrk?o7 i t»oV lM n N 9 R .9 IRL TO 1)0 HOUSE-
W^k^rAw^ifE.'iiVg. ol!N,iltAL
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
J.L. bousowork at G South Morgan-fit. J ' u,VAj
WANTED-AT m lixiNOIS-ST., GOOD. SMART
t T girl to do chamber aud dining-room work.
W A*. t dom son's”reht AuIVANTTei
J South Clnrk-st., a iirat-claaa female order cook.
Como prepared to work. ■
IRVING HOUSE, 1M WA
JLSWa. 1 “ Uwiilr >
Mioooll Ancons.
WANTED-STOUT GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS
s°£? or J'lftb-av. and Waahlngton-at. •
EM- ■
JJJ.I V|| * L IOO lftJi ??, on 1 ,lß ' ai 7 or commission. Cali nt 22 •
toot Block, corner Clark and Monroo-ata., before noon.
\yANTED FOUR OR FIVE MIS3K3 AND A
VY .««rt lady at BROWN'S Fattorn CS, 133
at., np-siaira.
W anooK.puJiLian
»l lug otHco, oai copyiit. Address, stating pay omoctod
and_o«perloncn. If any, qm. Trlhtino offinn. 1
TO RENT--HOUSES.
Tf> HKNT MARRLR FRONT, 2-BTORY AND
Abasement bouse, 173 EllU-av. { within 3 minutes' walk
IL WbVlN.°Bl!ik^Bt‘ nillth ' 8t * dopOt * lntlu,ro oi w *
T°nn^n.u.7l T n Il f “KAUTIFUL G-ROOM COTTAGE.’
mont^ 13 lirat-st., corner Uudtlan. Apply In Imso-
T°.£ E . NT “. BE . PT ‘ *■ 2 STORY HOUSE,' 11 ROOMS,
*inn» r v, u Hoft . WA m, r 5 K aß * clmmlollorß, bath-room,
ll!nln!
rcaaonablo torma. Apply at 76 Hurou-at.:
r liKNT-110 SOUTH PKORIA-ST., BETWEEN
Mouruo and Adams, a good 10-room bouse, wlthtO*
sTuo-m. uul “ w '■ 18 " J - ““*■>* 002, la
md RENT riHST-OLABS TWO-STORY HOUSE,
X Iromltiß Uuinn Park, CuranloLdy llttotl tin iiiutlnm
~ u • r Jl “ r - u - “ t »-
aid PKNT-ffl IJOUTII GREKN-ST.-NINU ROOMS,
at l t.!^ r ’m : i^l POr j mouttl ' MS-ralh Oman
q-0 KRNP-aS WK3T PAN lIUREN ST., CORNER
ijl'okU»n‘.»“: S «“■ T - “• PXTTIiiUtUN,
rjtO RENT—NEW TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
J. bouso, mantels, grates. oto., S3O. Also rooma for
bousckoopliiff, sl6-to in beautiful grovo, cor. Forty-
D. OUufjrr. a - nfl ‘ a ’ M ol “ oU ». II y‘io
T o ®^ 133 WiNOHESTEK A^V.-A NEW HOUSE
L 1?® 1 . 0 V )Ur ? om "» with bam: water through bouso;
barn, good location, ball bloclc from Vanßuron*st.
cam. Inipilro next door. Root S6O por month.
F E } V HOUSiQ'ROOMS. RATH
n iTirVirW from cars, on ‘boa lino. Inquire o.
■Bi 'kratb Oll'tk'.i;. 0 - 19 ' "rAoomtl
H'O PICNT—TWO-STORY lIRIOK HOUSE, 823 INDP
bToTRa , Iw 1 A n Rr^ W r.Sgi...?. lh « 75 -
TO RENT—ROOMS,
mO RENT-ELKOANTLY PURNISUED ROOMS BY
tw nnn?i,n t’ ur “""i. «1 tUo St. Klmo.No«. 8a and
87 Doarborn-at.; chargoH roasonablo.
rno RENT—FINELY FURNiSHED ROOMS. ALL
x modern convouionccs, on second floor, now (nubile)
block, W, 68, 80, andKiSouth Halstad-at., nortboastoor
nor or Madison. Oitloo, Room -hi. °° r
rpouKNT^Em.v,iTijimauEDhooms. apply
* at .kM Woit Kundolph-st.
i uufunilihod rooms tuKont««>r ladles with references.
Apply to ii. M. DAVENPORT, lUioin 10 Major llluck.
TO RKNT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM: ALSO
a room with usoof kiUdion, bath-room, hot oud cold
water, Ac., at ITOTwouty-Oilrd-Bt.
rno RENT-ROOMS. FURNISHED AND UNPUR.'
-‘Tkcmlu 10 . 11, with hot and coM wator,
at62o\Vftliaßli-av, Flrst-cloas private family.
TO, RKNT-UPPKR laVoilS - 6F~ll» AND 130
trtlSCI ' Ut ’* contalQlnß7rooulßaaJ olosuUoach. Inqulro
TO HENT-NICK FUUNISniCI) room suitable
X for two Kontlomon; prloo sl4 por month. 07 llliuols
•t., socond tloor, front room.
nVo rkniCat Tsm silvrr.st,. nkau iiarri-1
rpO RHNT-7 0U 14 ROOM"
X South iJin*- 1 ' -*
u“! I . N .T,~ 7 , 01 . 1 U'nOOMS. OVEB STORE NO. w
,-*■ &mth Clark-Bt.; ulujo by ilio Pauitio Uolol nmi Cuu
t»in llQuao. loqujro nu pnmilaou from t> umn_ 11, or 2Jo 4.
TO KENT—STORES. OFFICES. &<
Storos.
Ol ' STORM 178 BTATR-ST., OP
rpO RENT—STORE, WITH FIJCTUIIKIirNO.' 13 Mil,.
m w^KiVaoipil"!' lor ° °° Wc,t Kta '“-*- A »ly at
— THE CRICK-STORE W EAST KIN-
T?„ft 1 P ~ A STORE, WITH 4 ROOMS,
tho o proiiUboa l " Bt ’’ noar Vnußuron. Inquire on
Offices.
TO RENT-PART OF A FINE FURNISHED OFFICE
to l”f“liv»rnn‘ ‘Z’t < i? r ,l” r lral,dl "¥- Apply
* CO " JloLl!> “ U "> cor * Ajaraaita.,
TO RENT-FROM SEPT. 1. FRONT OFFICE ON
X first Jloor of building No. 109 Fifth-av. Inquire at
Room No. 6. second tloor. .
mo RENT-OFFICES AND LOFTS ON BTATK-BT.,
Ibium la 'flteaU. at 01 ’ Uuuao * u< GROSSMAN,
rpO RENt-OFFTOKa AT 71 MONROR-ST., NEAR
X Statu; best location la the city for a physician. Apply
toll. M. DAVENPORT, Room 10, Major Block.
AliHOollanoonq.
TO RENT-NO. 2i7 SOUTH OANAL-ST., A GOOD
stand for saloon and boarding-houao; opposite the do
pot. A good ohiiuoo for somebody.
TO RENT-HOTEL OF 40 ROOMS: FULL OF
h R°° a /‘‘rnlturo for rale.
J Kaat_jdß<llstiii-gt., Room lf>.
WANTED—TO RENT.
Y\ r ANTKD- T q RKNT-A FURNISHED HOUSE
Tl of oiubior mnu rooms, with all modern oonvonion
eo», by a fum ly without children. Good enro will bo
taken of furniture ami bouse. Unexceptionable roforon
cca will bo glyon, ami runt paid In advance. Address,
#>« roll particulars, location, and price G &J,Tribune
WANTKD-TO IlltNT-PI.EASANT FURNISHED
T r mim fur «outlpmun imd Indy, with board for lady,
wboro partlna arc not ImiulaUlTO, An.wor i; Kl, Tribune
MISCELLANEOUS,
A HK YOUR NEWSDEALER FOR THE MATRI.
-tv nionlal Novts, Ijrlco 7 cunts. Samplo copies «cut froo.
Address Matrimonial News, Chicago. •
Books opened and ulo s kd. complicated
accounts examined and adjUßted: posting, oto..
promptlyMtondod to, by WEBB, Hi, I'l/th‘ar
PASIi PAID FOR GAS f - OfF~OLOTHING AND
■°° illn “ * ‘“ ttor
o^mT H S B *^i l i^^, Rß 9 1 ', AI ‘ R KINDS REPAIR
niP*» 42 oaoh; $3. 60a pair. Now wring
rd^aUrtwa'Coiy'o"l"ll - “■ s - tiiavk ‘ !
\\rA r t rl / 1 9 _jV HOME FO'U A WKLL-IHIOI JOIIT-UP
rumnlu until she is 18 yuaru.
Addroßi MOTIIKR. or call aUKfi Wabaah-av.
WAN TEH-TOIUIYON« HOME'WASHER. Al>-
roo it' 038 Railroad Laundry, 11U Wont ilea-
iWANTRD-TO BUY A. TICKET TO ATCHISON,
1 1 Kan ; also to soil uno from Baltimore to Cluolunatl.
|iony.„ AddM*B 11. iIROMTON. 4<J WulimUut. ‘
AND YOUNG MEN
»T to join ub to day, ond go with ua to Colorado next
1L , 5-^ u, Sn*K{.i , i? , /i , . , l {iW.T , A r^S- l .. 0,,, c"' w "“ l
lUANTED—TIHIKR TldllF/riTTO OODENSIIUIIOIi
118 end by D. W. FAOE,
FOK SALE.
SALE-FIXTURES. HILVER-WARK CROCK
INSTRUCTION.
■piHIF. VANHEU NAU.I.EN, HAVINH HHTHIINEII
iiilfbi n low'liujl '“I" 1 " llta Scboplof Ulvll Enuluoor.
S I ' I Z J IS, K ’ N wantru~iiy a yohno eadyTan
Inn o, a mnalclan and llnunbl, wboao
fnli. i f ro oumplotoil at Dniadon and ParTa. aa novor
lflMir l .M t,o . d^? mllj :-a Address MISS MACIIONELL,
Krakow PiiNt-OlHon, iTanklln County. Missouri.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
ANTEU-A HIM, OF I.UMIIHH Foil IIOUHEi
will oitihangd horao and (op buggy, value S6iXI, or u
' I'mi g'dii waUUaudglvo good Uruuo. Addrust O 70.
>uno oulcoi
SITUATIONS WANTED---MALI}.
Bookltoonors, Glories. &o<
CirUATION WANTKD-lIY A YOUNG MAN, IN A
tJ boot and aboq; manufactory} bus bad sovori years’ ©*•
. V lO <ol n-Jo'»fbor department, and under* tandi
dSK Vnttl Kffilut"?ttrir-i!- u “‘ do "" t '”" t ' Ad -
SITUATION WANTED—IB THERE A BANK'OR
to !\? ,n 9 n wI,JC «n ni/vko blm*
SSrUn?^..*. 0 * 1 M »si o°°d Judge of currency; rapid and
2ml N,no *%\ n experience. Very hoslof city
!?A”on.”lKte;"p sS'MSnVifflcS mml ° r “"’ ro, ” u °-
CITIJATION WANTEb-BY~A~YQUNQ’ MAV-
Slbnno oiiico?° ml ffllr wrllor ftad "Wnuollolaii. ■6 Jl,
WS&JSSSi OFA
{rttliwoll7..i*i,ii r .h„ v y *, ln, ', wily Grocery house, by a man
wiui won established trade. Address O 80, Tribune of*
QH rrbN wanted—by a first-class' nnnif~
Okoopori soodroforoncoaßivon. AddrosaD A TribJS
SITUATION WANTED—BY**A YOUNG MAN M
Xntzr so* » nd -s, “
™*" n * to hla trade. AddroaaO36, Tribune ollioo.
S l^lraSPK^i^®^“B^P ' l *WT-6LAS3W6I>'
Bomb Cannl-St. raa ,eroll ,aWI A ddma OT, 610
< -ii-rrT.m9P aclimon * Tonmstora. «So.
IISIsSKES^
OITITATION w?S?Sd!!S?T'yoUNO MAI
SITUATIONS WANTED— I’EMAI.I
Domestics*
n! rrtdS|c^*E'3SF
Situations wanted-uv two swedisr
Loulior^t. ogo ° r ’ or each In a small family. Apply at
SITUATION WANTED—TO DO LIOIIT BlfCDNri
Honsolcoopors.
SITUATION WANTED— UY A LADY WHO HAS
B M™. SiStotaM‘SSSS 01 ’n* a ' poola "J'- »’ l™°koopot
in wiuio nrstrOlas* liotol« oily or country* tlm iwia» n i*l n
foronoos given. Address M Ba/TribunoomSo. 1
S 1 W £ N ,TED-A8 HOUSEKEEPER AND
W..‘t l Kte, 0 s; k .,!;L a ° nu *° wum '“‘' ln, i u|r "'“
Employment Agencies.
OITUATION WANTED—FAMILIES IN WANT OF
at i°vn r*Jv-a a ?» Gorman holn can b*» «mppl!od
atJUni. JIANaTEEN’S olllco, 160 Untarlos».
_ MisooUanooas.
QITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY
kJ wishes aaituation «acompanion to a Indyils a coml
Boiiniutfosß, and willing lo mako horaolf generally useful •
A B D°l h UnVhtAn ro |n oUU * dorftUuD thaß Balar y* Address
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A RARE CHANOE-THE RAILROAD BATING.
or ? 8 ®* doing good business and good reason
iikpid., alicb! °“ " n ’“ ta "- i^t-oi&oUtS?
A RESTAURANT. WITH 13 ROOMS AND DOING
j!v an oxoollont bußlnoß*, for sale, at a great eacriHco
fora few days. Calluarlyat No. K5. ; . Stato-Bt. '
A SF 11 s,Kfl GASH AND UNrNOUMDKRkD
real estate or wolMndorsod noto cangotadrugatora
81 Trilf,rao K olc2? Valno, «I,&. Add?o]a o
A «u!:°o? N ,.'' N P IIOARDINO-IIOUSK FOR RALK.
XX witll 24 boardorn; tirat-alnis cUMtumarfl. Will noil
L“ rpo A l '“'^.*l l ldyj>4«Ka>tKlnrlij.Bt. 1
ABOUT TO OPEN MY NEW STORE PN
ttra I wMLniL h n.,ifIto 1 to
interkstsTmeroantilk. manu.'
u ?*' fo f ° Bl o. Partnore wanted. Good
Si?.' , . I ffiD o aS,'?r 1 “ d - S 3oolo * lo .™®- KIMBALL
OANKHUPT~SALK-TIIB SPLENDID SAMPLE
f SfflnnSei.To!fj2ff ,, s sasini
, UO^ T . . FOU hale-the undivided
half of boat and team, nt loss than value, lloat baa
?h^n» rt iV for tho Boason. Bho will bo in Chicago
&teL U t !°.Y.^gfflj."* moUth - “ S
T)RUG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP IF TAKEN
nan^to *oavo town. Immiro
For sale-or boston
SJoani Clcanlnii WrtrkH, -Rand 40 West Adam*.
lor "‘ th . KOOil will 6-yoars’ lease of liuildlntr*
nnf.'lllfi'l'r, r ° nl ' , l ’ l ollor, l 011 « ,no > "haftltiKS. jiullnys. cn?J
n*lnnf^!lp n *hn»2 ini h . ona > ” a Kon, liarnoas, with too
patent fur StnUs of lllluols, and nil fixtures bolonßlnc to
tnmi n i? o ' I^®' WU ' /J r „ w dl tako jmrtnor who will aU
lIANKIN h aON l . alaeßß ' CaU *° m to 9or-Ito6. A. N.
brisk
JI AnDWABj; STOKE IN A QOOIJ LOCATION Foil
XX aalo. No old stock; small capital required: good
reasons for BoUln(f._Call op address 119 Park-av. fcOWU
T AUNDRY, DOING ’A GOOD BUSINESS. FOR
dobtt. CU ° aP> PBrt tlmo ’ ° ftU ttt 227 w « l Ran-
T OOK HERE-WE UFFKIt FOR SALE A GOOD
Xi pajlng grocery store, lu connection with a bar room
l?-^ r, i Co u laUuK ., o i f IuA,O », 8t41 . 0k ’ S*turoa, hoSm and
wagon. In the wull-known locality corner of Lake and
Mill bo Bold to *ho lint party that shows
/airplay, tor particulars Inquire In store and Invostl
gate for yourself. 280 West Lake st. OdU
T AUNDRY BOOKING $6W)‘ PER MONTH," 2 SUB
OTMk£t°ltaSiofthS!* a °‘““ 10 “““"try. Cull at
AT^ , £_I R ' IA ” HKK T !‘pR SALE CHEAP ON WERT
WWmftZ l;J[-;«'»‘ ll “aaUab. Apply A. KIUIIAIIDB.
/SNR OF.I.THeT BEST-PAYING CONFECTIONERY
in Chicago for sale; owner about to onlnrso bis
justness; will soil hla old-established stand, doing a lino
ng Agents API ’ y (JOUK| 0011 URN 4 CO., Ailrortla-
OTOCK, FIXTURES, AND LEASE OF A GOOD
%„“a ,U S.„ P o^
SuJoTWu?. !r * DAVID M’ANA-rf. Mail-Carrier/ union
THE LEASE, FURNITURE. AND FIXTURES OF
, oart^ j n K bonso, uml oailng room attached,
0 a * Must soli on account of health of
ZIZ: 010 mak ° taopoy. Call and „t-
HORSES AND CARRIAGES^
A I’RESII CAR-LOAD OF HORSES, JUST RR
XL colvod nnd for flnlo at BRADLEY A WILLS' Sale
g‘g« of homos, buggies, and harness, USI and^iJM
A f?i9°, D BT 9P K OF ROOICAWAYB. BAROUCHES,
plmotoue, CuucorUa, slldu-Hoata, road wagons, ton
1" H P IIILL B ‘ : ° a * Au '' at 27 aud 20 HuulU Dirotou-at.
TjlfNß ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES, HUGOIES,
Htato-U° i ,9 'b t HMnT| Booolld ' lllllld ftt I(nV brloen. 8117
IflOH HAUi-HAUK,' HARNESS, ANO HOUSES
o m ? r U? ,0 » wtß exchange lor real ostato.
IS ixiutn Clarkat., Room 12.
Foil SAbE-lS HEAD OF HEAVY HORSES, IN
_ roar of 118 Smith Ilalsted-st.
FORSALH-STYLIHII BLACK HORSE, 7 YEARS
old, 16)tf hand* high, weighs 1,050 lha. Alao now
uug^j o "ucinTiaild r sp for CMb * ,nqulro at 838 State*
imou SALIC-lIORaSKr TOP BUGGY, AND HAIL
Clark's”' Room 13* CasU ' u, « othor or “apanUo, HSHonth
WANTED -TO' BUY. FOR OAHII, A GOOD BOX
uuo orn'co W# “° n ° r trOU “ B buggy ‘ Addroaa Ul, Trlb-
WaVNTKD— TEAMS TO HAUL COAL: STEADY
work all winter. Will furulah wagons anil cartn
Apply lo MINER T. AMES .1 CO.. “T’KInHo "nd
Oruou-at., or I Woat Handolpb-Bt.
W A o ,T! n U n.T^°.°. D H , OR SE OU PAIR AND FAMILY
U VV c “ rr '«R« »»d top buggy In oxolmngo for lota, West
Side. Very desirable. HIUNKY W. SKA. 167 Clark at.
WANTED-AN EASY TRAVKLINO ROADSTER;
,I ato try oiiomnniU lijifot-o purchase; prefer to pay in
' W * * T * WWTBII. Htovua and Furnace*, Sid
SEWING MACHINES.
GROVKII A BAKER'S HEWING MACHlNES—
lionoral Otllco, 160 Stalo.nl.; Branch OlHco, U73 Wa.
tmeu-uv. Persona having old Grover «t Baker aowlmrma>
chines oro invited to call uud boo tho now Improvement®
and hear Bumothlug to ihulr advantage.
SINGER OFFICE OF A. J. MELURERT. 2111
South mlutod-Bt. Hlngnr nmohinca sold on monthly
imymouta and routed, Opun ovonluga.
TO M* DEALERS AND CANVASSERS—bX)R
i. halo-Tha natoiu right lor tho Stale of lllinoU. for
tho most complolo and uauful aouiuu niauhluo attaoii
inuntovorlnvuniod, Jviitlrely now. du»t imtontod. To
bo Bi’cii In oporation at No. ItU Euat Adsma-at., Room SO,
on Monday, Amt. 25. Soud for circular toN. S. M. D,
Co., at abovo audroaa.
WU'MHIX A fillllin. THE lIEST FAMILY AND
light manufacturing atmiug-nmehiuo. Thread.
noDillug, oil, and repairing. B3 Soutn Clark.at.
AGENTS WANTED.
A WANTKD-KVKRYWIIKUK-TO sell
, I .v* ,il,odo Glonaollo and otLor llrat-claii ariiuloa: aam
jilodSicouta pur mail. WEBSTER A CO., 275 Eaat Jlad-
AGENTS WANTED-ftlO MEN AND WOMEN,
JV. with aniaH capital, in city and country, lo coll
A U IP? T . H w -t- N 'rKD-MEN IN EVERY TOU’nT
aV county, and Statu: biggest ohatioo over otlurcd to
mako mnuoy. Our arllolua aru now. and soil at alght. If
&* Ki 5sa k StW.'w " J,l “
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