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TEMPERANCE.
Women’s Tcmpornnce Meetings Yesterday
in the West mid South Divi
' sions.
Tho Crusnclors Working* with A
Will ftt Evanston,
What the Temperanoo People Are Doing
in Wisconsin.
OHIO AGO.
THE WEST BIDE LADIES.
A mooting of tho West Side “ Womon’a Tom
poranco Organization ” woe hold in tho Union
Park Congregational Church Saturday afloruoon.
Tho list of ofllcors and mouagorfl was completed,
jntl is ns follows :
* JVceldrnt—Mrs. 0. IT. Oaeo,
Pint Vxet I'residetit— Mrs, T, B. Carso.
Second I'ice Pmulent— Mrs. Ojonl \\ood.
Hear.im'f Secretary— Miss M. O. Glazier.
Treasurer—Mrs. Dr, Filch.
ComnnV/ro—Mra. Peters, Mra, S. M. Mooro, Mrs. J.
A. I’acknrd, -Mr*. TV. T. Sborcr, Mrs. A, M. F. Colton,
lima Bminaer, Mr*. Be. Reynolds, Mrs. J. B. Mortlam,
Mr*, ucorgo Rounds, lira. W. T. Wlndlato, Mrs,
Winchester, Mra. Brown, Mw. Hughes, Mra. Uallock,
Mrs. BcboQoldi • .
It was decided that “Leaflets” bo printed,
and every measure taken to present this cause
to tho public. Tho week commencing Monday,
April 0, was aot apart as n wook of prayer.
Mootings will bo hold tfvoryraoming atO o’clock,
iuthe Methodist Church Block, and afternoons
at fl o’clock as follows: Monday In tho Second
Baptist Church, Tuesday in tho Eighth Proshy
tcrian Church. Woduosuay in tho Union Park
Congregational Church. Friday will bo a day of
fasting and prayer, and thoro will ho an all-day
mooting, commencing at 0 o’clock. In tho Union
Park Congregational Church. Ladles of every
denomination oro urgently invitod to bo present,
and take part in tho exorcises.
. LADIES’ TEMPERANCE MEETING.
A largo number of ladies interested in ibo
temperance cause assembled at Clark Street
Methodist Church yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, for prayer and conference. Tho meet
ing was called to order by Mrs. Jatkins, tvho
offered the opening invocation.
Ohmotion, Miss Mary Everts was substituted
on the Committee of Finance for Mrs. Yon Ara
dale.
Mrs. Blackall reported tbat she bad circulated
the pledges in her Sunday-school.
A protracted discussion took plooo with refer
ence to the propriety of engaging tbo sorricos of
Dio Lewis, a number of the ladles being opposed
to iti claiming that they wore able to run their
own mootlnge.,
The Treasurer reported tbat tbo exchequer was
exhausted, and that some moans should bo
adopted to raise funds.
Boports from other mootinga iri different parts
of the city wore road, and, after the Committee
on Pledges bad boon instructed to use every ex
ertion to procure signatures, tbo ladies dis
persed.
ILLINOIS.
• - EVANSTON.
Special Dispatch to The Chieaao Tribune.
Evanston, 111., April O.—A meotiug of tbo
Evanston Temperance Alliance was bold In
Union Hall yesterday .afternoon, with a small
attendance.' Tbo mooting was opened with
singing and prayer, as usual. :'
Mrs. O. A. Willard tendered her resignation as
one of tbo Committee to canvass tbo first dis
trict of tbo village. It was accepted, aud Mrs.
j. Nate was chosen to take her plaoo.
The Committees of tbo various districts wore
called on, bnt each reported tbat they bad done
nothing, but intended to soon begin work.
Mrs: A. L. Wbmo sent In her resignation as a
member of tbo Executive Committee. This was
accepted, and Mrs. Blakie was elected to fill tbo
vacancy, thus created.
Another member of tbo Executive Committee,
Mrs. P; L. Tonhy, also sent in her resignation.
This was also accepted, and Mrs. Kenney was
elected asber successor.
A letter from Isaac It. Hitt was next. read.
This recommended the Alliance to appoint a
committee of four ladies and vfour gentlemen,
whoso duty.it should be to attend in the courts
when any of tbo liquor-sellers of Gross Point
were arrested, and boo that justice was done, as
well as to. give the temperance cause their sup
•port. ...
It was thought advisable to cbooso a larger
, committee for this purpose, and, on motion tho
following persons wore appointed: Gentlemen—
Tbo Rev. Dr. Briggs, tbo Kov. F. L. Chappell,
-the Per. O. B. Abbott, tho Boy. E. N. Packard,
the Boy. M. Douahue, the Buv. 0. 0. Noyoo, 1.
A. Cosgrove, L. 0. Pltnor, E. A. Gage, T.‘ 0.
Hoag, L R, Hitt, 0. E. Browne, Dr. H. Ban
; ulster, E. W. Blatobford. Ladies—Mosdamoa
L..H. Boutoll, Arza Brazil, E. 8. Powers, M. 0,
Brings, J.;H. Kodeio, Van Bonscboton, 0. F.
Grey, 0. Browne, O. Maroy, Gibbs, De, Couches,
■ Wigbtraan. .1
Mrs. J. P. Kellogg and Mrs. Yon • Bonschoton
♦.wore appointed to circulate tho pledge among
:tbe audience, whovoupou the meeting..ad
journed.
AT DANVILLE.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
Danville, ill., April 0. —Tho crusaders at'tbia
place wore.to-day reinforced by tliroe colored
-Blslors, who joined in tbo praying and singing
-with groat zeal and enthusiasm. Every church
:in tho city is now enlisted- in tbo temperance
-work, excepting tho Irish and Gorman Catholic
•churches, tho priests of those-refusing to tako
tauy port in tho movement.
AT BOOKFORD.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
.Rockford. 111., April 6.—Two thousand por
-11008 assembled In maas-mootlng this evening to
adopt measures for carrying on a successful war
against liquor. Speeches wore madoby some of
oar most prominent men,- and tbo meeting ad*
j earned amid much enthusiasm.
AT AURORA.
Special Dispatch to The. Chicago Tribune,
Aurora, 111., April C.— Tbo temperance ladies
bad a big meeting this afternoon, and sot apart
Thursday for. a mass-prayer meeting. This
evening a committee of twenty-five visited tbo
Council, and presented their petition, which
was referred to tho Committee on License,
Saturday evening another mass-mooting will bo
held in tho City-Hall, whoa foreign celebrities
will bare a chance to speak.
WISCONSIN.
AT FOND DU LAO.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
; Y/drd i>o Lao, Wia,, April 6. —Fgncl du Lao la
•“-witnessing such a tomporanoo revival as was
: never before known in this port of tho country.
Tho women are thoroughly organized into a
•- praying baud, and preparing for out-door work,
‘There wore two immense mass-mootings la the
city .on Sunday afternoon audeveuiug. Over
I,6oo,attended tho meeting at Amory Hall iu tho
afternoon. Short addressee wore mado by the
Hon. E. Column, Mrs. Gen. Bo Groat, Mias El
len Mitchell, Col. O. Blbboll, Aid. Lewie, OolrJr
* 4*. Watroue. and Mrs. Evordoll. A lorgo num
b ir signed the pledge. Tbo mooting at thoßop
titt Ofiureh was tho largest over held there. It
wa. » addressed by tbo Bov. Arthur Little, and tho
Bet V-P. T. Kitchen. Tbo Catholic Total Absti
nent V* Society has increased ita membership.
within tbo past month from 810 to 024, and is
rapidl.Virrowing.
AT MILWAUKEE.
S fecial Diepatch to Q'he Chieaao Tribune.
llilv.'aukeb, wia., April o.—The tomporanco
Ladies * observed today as a day of fueling aud
prayer. Their prayers wore chiefly dircolod to*
wards tlbo oloclionof such candidates as are
most inclined towards tomporanco, and the cou*
Torsion of tho press to tho good oanso. Their
grand maast-mooting is postponed until a aulto
* (Jlo hall can ho engaged.
at oaiiKoair.
Special Mlepatch to The Chieaao Tribune.
OBUKOSH, Wib., April o.—Tho tomporanco
DiGotjog at McCourt’s Hall last evening was at*
tended oy tho largest audience that has boon
present at ft public mooting In tho year. Ad*
ilroißos wore mado by resident ministers, and a
pledge circulated in tho audiooco received a
Urge number of signatures,
AT APPLETON.
Special Dispatch to The Chieaao Tribune,
Appleton, win,, April o.—The tomporanco
question is creating considerable stir in this
city, Several mdotings wore hold last week, and
a ladies' appeal issued to tho voters asking thorn
to elect ofllcora who would refuse to graut li
censes. It was oltomptod to make tho question
an issuo in to-morrow's olootlou, but nothing
practicable has resulted, To-day tho ladies
started out on a praying tour among tho so*
loons. They wore received with ait courtesy, al
though groat oxoltomont was occasioned by tuotr
movements. Nothing bus yet resulted from
their efforts in this direction. In tho meantime,
other ladies were circulation a total abstinence
pledge from house to house, and many signa
tures were obtained. Tho crusade is to ho con
tinued, and tbo ladies are sanguine of ultimate
tucoess.
Stimnor*
Last July, a few days before Mr. Sumner loft
Washington to pay his last visit in life to Boston
isuid tho beloved friend of hie youth ami mau-
hood. Longfellow, ai Nahant, ho eald to mo i
“My life haa boon a battle; but It Ib almost
over. For myaolfi iho sooner it ends tbo bettor.
I would like to road tlio last proof of what Loo
A Shepard calls my * Complete Worka.* I want
to see tho Civil Bights bill passed. Then I shall
hrvvo nothing on oarth to atay for. 1 have no
dread of death. I dread nothing but to atirvivo
my faculties and my usefulness, and such agony
no that which 1 have Just passed. Mypravorls
tlmtl may gosoou and suddenly.— Mary Clom
mcrAma, .
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
F)R SALE-MAKE RENTS BUY A HOME-SIX
good houso* at Englewood, 4 aplendld houaea atSouth
Evomton, on monthly payment! by owners. TILLOT
BUN BROS., 273 and 974 Stato-at.
rnd icWiiANdE-KN6i.isWdoD-iit. ufln and lot
X ®Io,COO, for a email form 28 miles out* Brick bonce.
South'' Bide, 47,000, for suburban lota. E. T. BUM*
WALT. 14UMonroo«at. ■ »
TpOR SALK—A BARGAIN—BO AORKB NEARWIL.
A' low Springe. I Town of Fajoa, only S6O por sore if taken
atoooo. QUO. V. BYRD, 155 LaSalle-at., Room 11.
F)U BALE—CHEAP, BY THE OWNER, 8 GOOD
bnosoa of 10 rooms, well located In Evanston; prices.
«7.f>00, 40,000, $0,000; two cottages of 5 rooms, $3,500,
53,C00. Also, 15 hoUßos of from 8 to 10 rooms, In
North Rrsnston. Prioos, from $3,000 to 44,600; terms,'
ono.flfth cash, balance In four annual payments; lumber,
furniture, or cariwtlng will bo taken for flrsfpaymont.
Call nt IBS Mouroo-at. Froo ride to too promisee. O, E.
BROWNE,
TPOR BALE—IAJTB AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
•I' at aerojirioes; lots 50x15 and 170, plats and nbstraota
furnished ’for e&ch lot; K cash, balance 1 ami 2 years.
ISAAC K. HITT A BUG., 19 Major Block, comer Wadi*
son and LaSallo-sts,
TPOR SALE—AT ENGLEWOOD—A WELL BUILT
I 1 two-story house end largo lot; will bo add cheap.-
Apply at 303 Flfth-av.
F“ OR SALE—EVANSTON—TWO’STORY FRAME
. house, 10 rooms, bath-room, cto., and lot 6OISH).
southwest oornnr Fint-ar. and Ucmpstor*nt v BNYDKR
LKE, 14 Nison Building, northeast corner Monroe and
Laflallo-st. ‘
RYORSALB-1N MAYWOOD. NEAR THE DEPOT,
J? largo now modorn hnuso. largo lot and barn: Ofimlu
utos* rldo from tbo Wolls*it. dopot., GUO. P. KIM-.
BALL, 51 Olaric it., Room I. 1
FOR BALIS-AT EVANSTON—I HAVE SEVERAL
botisos and lots situated ucsr lake shore, the pleasant
est tmrt of Evanston, oho&p and on easy, terms; also sev
eral homos to rant; also great bargains in cheap lots and
choioo building lots. Call or address J. It. FOWLER.'
opposite depot, Evanston, 111. . • - , - ■ '
For salr-at enolkwood-derp lots at
from sl6 to S3O por front foot; easy terms. A,
BLAKE, mLaSalla-gt.. Room 6.
For salb-i will sell e?* aores wif iliN
two blocks of depot at Hawthorn, onC.B. A Q, U.R.
flrststatlon westof limits; llnost subdivision about tho
city; price $3,200 por aero.— $3,000 cash, balance two and
throe years. Also an undivided 1-7, or all, of SO acres, ad*
Dining Northwestern Oar-Sbops on the north; Trice
83,500 por aero. Apply to F. B. HOUNDS, of ALLEN,
KEITH A CD.
For balk-forty acres at Washington
Heights, on tbo ridge. . SNYDER A LEE, Room 14
Nixon Bullulog, northeast cornet Montoo ami La*
Ballo-sts. • • ■
ipOR SALK—WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-10. 20. 45,
I? SO sore* llrsLolass. JAB. B. GOODMAN i 00., 73
Dearborn-st. ■ , .
For salr-at hinsdale-i am ready to
bo 11 ou bolter terms am! prices than anybody, tbo best
suburban property of Chicago—houses, lot*, or acres.
Call from 16 to I at 78 and 74 Doarbora*at. O.J.STOUOII.
For salic-i will sell m,ooo to 20,000 fret
of tbo beat ground in Ulnadalo for ono*tblrd Its value,
to dealers, andmako terms to suit. O. J. STOUUU, 7a
Dcarborn-at.
For hale-will me sold fob what it will
fetch, 80 acres In Washington IMihis,; close to Mor
gan Park on the aoutbvroat. 12. W. COLE, 141 Lako-at.
For sale-or exohanqr-a bbautiiriij
home at River Foroat; largo, fine houae and bpautlfnl
grounds, for Chicago property. WHIPPLE AOABfLK,
500 Laßallo*at. - ’
FOR SALE—EVANSTON PROPERTY-LOTS OR
blooka at bargains: tho host la tho market. 11.
WHIPPLE. 800Laosllo-st. ■
For salk-or exohanoe-bvanston-
Kouao and several lots. 11. WHIPPLE, 200 LaSalle.
For bale-in winnbtka, new house, 8
roomi, papered throughout: on largo grove let over*
looking lako; well, cistern, cellar, oto. Terms easy, to
suit, inquire of R. M. GRAVES, Wlnnotka. HI.
OR SALE-TO RAISE MONEY, WE OFFER 4
lota near depot In Jefferson, worth $3,000, for $1,009
cash. TRUBBDKLL A BROWN, 108Fltth-av.
For sale-in bvanston-good residences,
88,000, $4,000, $6,000. $6,000. $7,000. $9,000. Easy
torma. ALFRED L. SEWELL. Evanston. 111.
■TIOR BALE-OR EXCHANGE—COTTAGES AND
Jj lots and houses and lota at Austins bargains. Month*
|y payments If desired. D. B, DEWEY £ CO., 147 La*
Sallo-st.
TPORSALE—BYTHOS. A. HILL, 123 DEARBORN-
X 1 at., 160 sores, high and dry, in the town of Hydo
Park; prico $l6O per acre; a bargain; title good.
LOST AND FOUND.
FOUND-ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, A
lady's mud, which tho owner can bavo byoalllngat
635 Wabash-av. and proving property.
Grand reward—lost— Sunday night, on
Washindton*st., about two blocks west from Wost*
em-av., a plain gold ring, with inscription. A. good re
ward will bo paid for dolivorlng tho ring to N. MILLER,
-161 Mllwaukeo-av., up-atalra.
LOST-A MULE ABOUT 4 FEET HIGH, BLIND IN
tho right oyei strayed from bam on Sunday evening
with strap aud piece of chain, Ou Information loft at 181
Foqacr-et,, any charges will bo paid for hli return.
LOST-DOQ-ON APRIL 1. A SMALL DLAOK-AND*
tan dog, with broken tall: had on collar marked
I ‘Nibsoy. Ploasa return to 619 Stato*Bt., Room 8, and
bo liberally rewarded. '
Lost-on Sunday evening, on»iadison*st.,
between Throopand Hnlatod. a lady's gold bracelet
. marked Ratio B. GrllQth. Suitable reward ny returning
It to IP3 Wait Lako-.t. . ..
LOST-IF* TUB THIEF WHO STOLE A POCKET
'booked the desk of tho First. National Bank on the
Sdlnst., at 2 p.m., wishes to avoid arrest, as bo Is now
known, must at once deliver up tbo receipts and memo
randums contained therein to tno President of said bank,
or at Mr.O’Rollloy’s grocery store, comer of Harrison ana
Franklin-sts.. Ho esa retain tbo nockotbook as a momon*
to of his rascally deed, and ho wfll avoid further trouble.
LOBTttOR strayed-from the barn of
John Sohaaok, 691 and 6JC South Halstod-st., on tlio
ulnbt of April S, one grey mare, about 7 years old. Any
person returning'said maro will bo suitably rewarded.
JOHN SOHAAOK, . .
LOST-ON MONDAY, THE 6TII, ON DEARBOUN
. at., soar Randolph, a small black and tan dog. Any
ono returning him to the Oomraorclal Hotel will receive
$lO reward. *
I OST-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, 4TH INST., A
J hroaatpln, with largo topas sot, either on OoUarq.
pluco, Throup, Adams, or Morgan-at. Tbo timlor will bo
eultably rewarded by leaving it at No. 81 South Morgan.
LOST-A GOLD EYE-GLASS. BETWEEN 238 MOR
gao and 211 Halstod-ets. Floaso return to former
number and receive reward.
Lost-strayed from es curtis-st., a large
black dog. - Any ono finding said dog and returning
blm to the above number will receive a liberal reward.
Aprils, 1874. . -
STRAYED-FROM MY PREMISES. ON THE BD
Inst.. ono largo-sliod cow, marked rod and whlto,
with honosomo boras, round, and turned Inward on tho
top. Ton dollars will be paid for bar return tome,
PATRICK MALONE, 663 South Jotfcraon-st.
riIAKEN UP—APRIL 6. A ROAN HORSE. ABOUT
X Bycan old, about 16bands high. Horso can bo bad
by paying charges to HENRY JERMIOK, 797 Woet
Madlson-st. •
<DZC\ REWARD-LOST—APRIL 6, AN ENVELOPE
ipuu containing $77.08, marked F. McGovern, Galena
Division. Return tho samo to main ollioo American Ex
press Co., on Monrofl-st., between Hiato and Dearborn,
cud receive above reward. F. McGOVRUN.!
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
TTIOUR CHEAP WORK-HORSES FOR SALE; TO BE
X 1 soon at 747 West MadUon-st.; one for $26. Alec, a
wagon for SOO.
For sale-a good buggy house, express
horso, and saddle nonyj also express harness and light
double harness. 68 West Monroo-st. •
For sale-one span of cheap horses for
farming nr trucking. Apply st 969 West Madlson-st.
H. OOMPI'ON. __ ___
For sale-a 6-year old mare, sound and
kind. Call at 728 Oottago Qrove-av.
EOR SALK-A SPLENDID PHAETON, SUITABLE
for ono or two horses. Can bo soon at HARD ft
O’BRINKH, 731 BtatC-st.
FOR-SALB-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OAR
riagos, top and open buggies, phaetons, pldo-bar rend
etc., at low prices. 29 South Ollnton-st. H.‘ U.
IpORSALR— A'LAROB PAIROP HANDSOME BAY
’. carriage horses, both 17 hands high, weight together
9.400 IDs; either will go alnglo, and not afraid of oars.
Also, a Olarenoa and a double harness. Inquire at
stable In roar of 439 West Waablngton-st.
OR SALE-INTENDING TO RETIRE FROM
manufsoAoturlug on tbo Ist of May next, I will soil
my entire stock of liulshed carriages, express and grocery
wanonantoost; a few second-hand tcp-hugglos, cheap.
HATHAWAY, 660 Htato-st.
OW RECEIVING AT 293 STATE-ST., A BPLKN
did stock of carriages, of tho bast make, which will
bo sold at low prices. Call and examine. ,I*. L. SMITH
ft qo. ,
rvNtt SPAN MULES. 8 YEARS OLD. WEIGH 2TO
vy pounds, sound and gentle. Address 0. B. EASTON,
Doarllold, 111.
OOMBTKINQ NEW—CALIFORNIA OAURIAQIt RR.
D poaltory, 44. 48, and 48 Adama-at., between Wabash
and State, where may ho found an assortment of tbo
celebrated California buggies and_ two-seated rookawayi,
together with a full lino a of Eastorn carriages, suoh as
landaus, clarence*, landaulots o! dlfleront Paltonii,
alz-soat carryalls, broils, coupes, victorias, Ao. Call
aod see. J. 0. READ. Agent.
rpo EXCHANGE - THREE-SPRING EXPRESS
J- wagon for open buggy. Can be soon atl3u Western
av. Apply to M. HALL. Room 14, 182 South Olark-at.
WANTED— ONE OR TWO PONIES. PREFER A
span If well matched; must bo horses of dark odor,
bay or black preferred, aod weigh 800; young, sound, and
kind, good travelers; must be tfrat-clnsa In every respect.
Address, slating price, Ac.. RH, Trlbunooftloo.
MUSICAL.
For halk-a new vine-carved 7-ootavb
piano and doublo-rood organ; very ohonp for cash;
also a 6-octave mclodoon l»r S4O. 63 South Clark-st.
For halk-a fine arch to divide drug*
■tore, lamplo-mom, etc.; also, abelvlDg, counter,
■how-oaso. Call at 63 South Ulark-st.
FOR HALE—A FINE-TONE ROSEWOOD PlANO
forto, 4 round corners, In perfect order, with cover
and stool; price $l>0; a decided bargain. No. 643 Mien*
Igan-av.
T>IANOS TOIIRENT AND FOR SALK-IF PUR-
X chased rent will bo deducted. W. It. PROSSER A
DO,, titftto-»t.
FOR SALE.
F)R sale-at private bale at less than
value. 1 MoNual A Urban safe, desk and lino ollico
ralllnffi sialuod glass and pariillan with door: upright
glass snawesso with U&nd. OSGOOD A WILLIAMS, 63
South Canal-at.
TPOR RALE—FOR CASH, A RECIPE.FOR MAKING
X 1 snoot, fresh hotter from ranold or dsmsged butler.
Addroas CHEMIST. Trlbuuo office.
OR HALE-OFFICE FUIINITURK. PLAIN AND
ornamental purlltlous, railing carpet, Ao. Room 2
Major lilook. , .
—OR HAJJt—RAILROAD TICKETS TO ST. LOUIS,
5h 4i^M. a Vl?*La&Vt7
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1874.
r ; CITY REAL ESTATE.
T?OU BALE-OR HXOHANGB-IOT WARREN-AV;,
JL\ bouse tod two lots 67>fx194. between Wood and IJn*
?om-*U., eonth front. Boar Union Park, and ono block
rom tbo Madlion and Twonty*eeoood*at. flan. In tbo eon.
tre of tbo finest roifdenoo district in tlio West Division;
thoitroot is towerjd and pared ;2-etory frame home, built
by careful party for bU own uao. and now in the moat per* -
foot onion 14 room*, admirably arranged for tasto and
convontonoot9 largo olosata with shelves anddraworai
gai.bot and eold water; not baalni. bathroom, water
olosetandwaab.room} 9-atorybanii 18t93, with plastered
room forooaobmon; buildings ataod on tbo west lot ;prioe
monoraio and term* oaay. will exchange for desirable
Inside unimproved lota, Address D, 43 South Oaual-et.,
up*statr*. ■■*;
FOR SALE—BYT. B. UOYD, ROOM 14, 148 EAST
Madlaon-at, 1 • ■
sß,ooo,;s3,ooodowp,.balanoooasy, lt*room 9-ntory and
basniunnt now brick dwelling 5 all utodorn Improvements}
10t9ix126, on Waahlngion, botwoon Robey and Hoyno,
$5,000. aftbOO down, 9-atory, 9-room dwelling, lot 26x135,
aoiiln front on Van Buron-st,, oast of Hoyno.
SHO per f00t—47x125, aoutU front on Van Uuron-st., bo**
tween Honors and Lincoln 1 a bargain. ■ • ;
■ 84,C00, sl,ooodown, 7-rnom cottage, 10t25x125, on Un*
ooin, between Jaokaon and Vanßuron. 1
FOR SALE-ONE OF TUB MOST BLICOANT MAR.
bio and octagon front house*. Including brick bam.
on tho Wost Bldo. Nu,M7 Woat Monroe**!., justoastof
Aehland-av. Will bo eold at a bargain. Gallon ownor,
911State-at., during tho day, or at tbo ptoraUea In tbo
oroolng. • - - ‘
1?OR SALE—BB,COO-WABASII*AV;,' MXI 74 FEET,
A' 1 between Thmy-teoona and 'rWrty*tWrd-»ls. \ SI.tAW
cash, balance I, 8, and 5 years, at 8 per cent, J.BOAIAS
WARRENr 18Chamber of Gommotoo. . .
Tpdn BALE-LOTS 95X183 FEET BAOU, ONFUL
JU | ton*sU, near Callfornla-av,; no money required from
parlies who wUh to bulla immediately. SNYDER 4 LElt,
14 Mixon Building, northeast' comer Monroe and La-*
Balla*ats. t . : .• , , .
IBOR BALE—PARK-AV,—ON ■ MONTHLY PAY.
i.’ monta. We are building ton 7-room cottages on Park*
av.i Just cast of Central Park, which wo will sollonvoty
avorablo term*. - Those houses arc built lu the moat sub
stantial manner, and will bo roady for occupancy May 1. ■
Call and oxnmlno plans at our 00100. U. O. STONE,'
Room 9, Hfl East MadUon»at.
POR SALlfi-iONE OP A BLOCK OF TWO NEW
brlok baMtnont roaldonoos and . lot .for |B,OOO. 440
mohlhly, without Intorost. Corner Forlr-Dllh-st. and
Krans-Av. OROUIT. .
InOlt BALE-TWO GOOD HOUSES BUILT FOR
' our own occupation; Nos. 884 and 888 Pulton-et; no
mow oomforlnblojilsoosln tho market; gas, water, and
soworonstreot. Lo(s3AxHo. It will pay you to oaII and
examine. Also 50x140 foot -corner adjoining, southeast
front; ono of best corners outside Qre limits. Apply to
owner on promises. , . •
FOR SALE-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON WEST
Tayloc-st., near Wostom-av.. wait furulsbou, salt*
ablofortwo fauilllofl;13 rooms in oaoh, water on both
lloors. Prior, SB.BW oaoh; small payroont,' Ualanoo
monthly. .M. HALb. Room 14,182 Bouth OiarK-st. - 1 -
TPOR SALE—AUQIUGAN-AV., OOTAOON MARBLE
X* houiOß, No. tluS, 19 rooms, $13,0001 u>uu.i No.
1118, opposlto K. 11. lladduck's rosldonca, $15,000. This
IsfasCnocomlngthodncAtblooiclnObloago. WEARS A
CO., 98atidl00 Wsahlngtou-at. - ■
FOR SALE—MONRO E-ST.. 26X180 PERT, 100 FEICT
west of' Pntib'ua-si. 5 will bo sold choap on easy
terms. A, BLAKE, 137 LaSaUo-st., Room 6.
oh SALE—BY BOYD <b WISNKR, 69 DEARBORN*
at., lots In blocks bounded by» Webster,' Horndon,
Uoldon, and Raclno-av.; S7OO to $000: only email cash
payments required, rind7year** tlmoj olfo . lots on Ohl*
oago-ov., near Loavlttati SBOO. Sometenna aa abovo.
IpOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT SOUTH-DES*
I? plftlnoa-Bt. at ono-quartor Its values bargain. House
and lot Paullna-st., cost $3,000 { will Ball for $1,700} a sac
rifice. 600 feet South Park*ar., Tory cheap, 12. T.SUM*
WALT, 143 Mooroo-st. • . •
TPOR BAl.lt—WE OFFER. » ACRES FRONTING
J? Central Park, and running from Madlsomt. to Har
rison, subdivided into blocks of 6# ooros oach. at lowllg
orosand oncosy terms. D. COLE A SON, Real Batata
Agents, 183WcatMncllaon-at., . -•
fPOR SALIC—BOO LOTS IN THE DISTRICT BOUND
X‘ od by State, Ualstod, Twenty-sixth and Thirty*
olghih-ste. Five years’ time. 6 nor coat. Apply to tuo
owner, ALBERT CRANK, 116 Monroo-at. -
TtOU SALE-BUILDING, WITH ENGINE AND
r boiler, suitable for manufaofurlng or warehouse.
MAXWELL, WHEELER A CO., 893 to 839 llllnola-Bt. .
fpOR SALE—OSTORY AND BASEMENT MABDLE-
X* front home, with brick barn, No. 887 Indlsoa-at,,
ftM.OCO, on easy term*. Furniture will he sold with, tho
house. If desired. Apply to CHAS, L. JENKB, corner
West Twenty*socond ana Fisk-sts.
Fir sale-at a baroain-a new cottage
and lot near Hoisted and Thlrtj.fitit*flU., for 8L 400,
on very.cosy terms. O, J. STOUOII, 73 and T4Doar
bornat*
For sale-two first-class houses on
Oak*&v. •.brick, octagon front, U rooms; oasy terms.
E. LEE, IBS Oalumot-av.
ipOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN ON MONTH*
J} ly payment*. 6 now cottages located on Polk and
Taylot-ste. near \Vcstera*&v. ■- inquire at No. 135 South
Olark-st., to bank.
For salb-on indiana.av.. near bix
toonth-st,, fine largo two-story (with brick basement)
dwelling, 14 rooms, conveniently arranged, all modem
improvements, in perfect repair. Lot 25 foot front. 81
feet in roar, by 190 la depth to alloy; good btable, carriage
house, oto. Price $12,600, on easy tonne. Q. A. LE
LAND, 188 Doarhorn-at. *.
JIOU SALE—BY TUOS. A. HILL, 193 DEARBORN-
Mlohlgan-av., 90 hoosos, price from SB,OOO to $40,000.
Pralrio-av., 20houses, price from 84,000 to $60,000.
Indlano*av., 20 houses, prleo from SB,OOO to 488,000.
Also, a largo amount of vaountgroond on thoseavonnos,
which I am aniboriiod to soil cheap. ; ■
TBOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT, CORNER TIUIU
X' ty-sooomt'St. aud i’ralrlo-av., 1454. Inquire of tbo
owner, 831 Stalest.
For sale-on monthly payments—cot
tago and lot, $4,500, Fulton-ot., near Hoyno, SBOO
down, ualanco monthly payments. Address lor Interview
P. O. Box 38, Maywood, OuokOo., 111.
For sale-acre tracts near archer
Road: bargains for cash. PHILIP MYERS & CO.,
Room 19 Major Block.
For sale-for cash, only sßoo. a 4room
cottage, with lease of lot. ftlyoara, on west Washlng
ton-it., east of Robey. B. F. CLARKE dfc CO., 123 La-
Sallo-st. ■' . _• ■
For sale-ioo feet on praibie-av., near
Forty-flfth-st., at SBO per foot, Also 00 ft on Madhun-
AT,| tioar Krowwid UtoHou, avQGU pavfovt. KlUutot
tho above on five years’ Unto. Addxoxa O 91, Tribune
otflce. •
FOR SALE-OR BENT-STORE AND LOT. EX
oollont location for business. Apply at 833 Smith Mor
g&u-st. . . - ‘ ■
riOB BALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A LOT 60x165
X‘ to alloy, very near Fain low Station; no payment
down required; balance on long tlrao to ono who will
build: near bono and steam can: water, nan, and flower
on street. Inquire of ULRICH ft BOND, 67 Dear*'
born-st.
FOR SALE-FINE RESIDENCE ON ADAMB-ST.,
with 125 foot front; $3,000 cash, balance in other
property. Room 8 Methodise Churoli Block.
THOR SALE-A SPLENDIDLY.FIJRNIBIIED6.ROOM
JL' ootlago and good barn, wiUi lot 25x160 foot, In South
Division, oourfltroot.carfl. Very cheap for cash or short
time. 11. F. CLARKE A 00.. Room 4.122 Laßallo-at.
[BOR SALE-NEW 6-ROOM COTTAGE, WITH LOT
X* 40x1m foot, within throo blooksoftwo depots at Irving
Park.- Frioo very low for cash, or will bo exchanged for
lowa lauds. Also, unimproved lot 50x163 foot. ' Can bo
bad at a bargain, Wl cash. B. F. CLARKE 4 QO.» 123
LagaHo-st.
TPOR SALE-NEW HOUSE, NO. 25 UNION-AV., 9
L 1 rooms, gas, mantels, brick collar, lot 25x200, will .bell
at a sacrifice. Apply at KElUottago 0 rove-ay.
FOR SALE-OOTTAGUS-NBAR . BLUE ISLAND
av. and Tirontr-eocond-st., on monthly payments;
low price. HENRY WALLER, JR., 86 Washlngton-st.,
Room 4. _
For sale-at a bargain-five acres, cor
nor Twolttb-flt. and Campboll-av., south front on
Twalfth-flt. Inquire 135 South Olatk-flt., la bank. •
For bale-an: elegant marble-front
rosldoneo on Oafumobav.. north of Twenty-second
st,; every convenience; ottered at $30,000, which is a roni
bargain for party wishing flrat-olasa property. ULRICH
A BOND, 87 Poatborn-Bt.'
TTIOR SALE-160xl80 FT. ON MIOHIGAN-AV., BAST
X* front, between Twonty-fiilh and Twenty-sixth-sts,,
cheap, and on very easy terms. Or, wo will sell 60 feat,
or muro, to a parly who Is going to build. The location Is
onn nt our boat In tbo slty. J. HENRY ft JACOB
WEIL. 144 and 146 Dearborn.wt., cor. Madison.
COUNTRY READ ESTATE.
For oale-or exchange-farms-we have
a full Hat of splendid farms within 80 or CO miles of
Chicago, homo highly Improved, some partly improved,
and some la wild grass, but rich, dry land, at from $25 to
s7speraorc, and varying In slzo from 4u toß3o acres.
Most of tboiu wo will trade at cash prices for houses and
lots In or near Chicago, and assume Incumbrances. U.
V. WORK ft CO., 128 LaSalle-at.
For bale-or rxohange-sj2o acres iowa
farming lands on lino of B. ft M. It. R. Will soli for
cash or exchange for Incumbered city or suburban prop
erty. B. W. THOMAS 'ft DEMENT, 133 Lafiatlo-st..
Boom 5.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
OTANTED-A SMALL WELL-IMPROVEI) FARM,
»» within 60 miles of Chicago, for uninoumborod aero
property near tbo Brighton House. GKO, U. ft T. F,
ANDREWS, No. KflWashlugton-st.
lyir ANTED—HOUSES AND LOTH,. BAST OF
VV Stato-sk., worth from $6,000 to $7,000, la tho South
Division.. J. H. KEELER, 145 Clark-st.
WXNTKD-ON PARK-AV., 2 STORY AND BASE
(T niont brick residences worth about $7,000: ouatouior
waiting. Address ISAAC 11. PRICE, 190 East Mad-
Ison-st. ■ • - • -
•nrANTJcD-OOTTAOK AND LOT ON SOUTH
IT Side, caatof Btalo-fit., worth $6,000t057,000. Ad
draw D lll, Tribune otlloo.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
TOARQAINS IN GOOD FURNITURE—IIANDSOMU
1) walnut uud nmblo-tqp chamber sat, made to order
by Strong, cost $126, for S6O; a walnut and terry parlor
sot, cost $125, for S6O; elegant rooklug-chalr, cost S6O,
for S2O; two fine easy ohalts, sl6; lluo reception chair
for sl3: elegant rose-wood refreshment table, cost $35,
price ftlS; handsome fancy chairs and (wo ottomans,
very cheap. No. 643 Mlchlgoa-av. " .
EOH SALE-ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
of dwolllng 1171 Mleblgan-av. at a bargain.. Call at
above number for particulars. , ,
FOR SALB—THE FURNITURE OF A FIRST-CLASS,
boarding-houso containing 14 rooms; bouse to rent; in
good location on Wont Side, ’o minutes’ walk from Court--
House. Address D 67, Tribune ollico. ■
PARTIES HAVING MERCHANDISE OR HOUSE
boId goods of any description which they wish to dis
pose of at a bargain for cash, or would Uko to employ a com
potent and reliable auctioneer, on tonns to correspond
with tho times, to soil at auction, will address OOISPK
TENT, P. O. RoiBM. OUy.-
PARTIES DISPOSING OF THEIR HOUSEHOLD
X goods, lowing maohlnoß pianos, or any odd lota of
goods or morohauulss, ahould call and aoo OSGOOD a
WILLIAMH. KtSouth Canal-at.
CLAIRVOYANTS,
Dr. mathrw and madam mayhard, rubi
ness anti medical mediums, IPS Weat Mndlson-st-
Madame rohs-this celebrated lady has
just returned, and can ho consulted at 84 South
Halituu-at., apposite tho Academy of Miulo. Shehas no
■uporior In delineating tho past, proaont, and future. In
Invo or business, her advice la Invaluable. Ilemovoa evil
InllnoQoos, gives you bettor satisfaction than any one In
tho iiriifokilon. and treats ohroolo diseases Bucepssmjqr.
TO LEASE.
TO LEASE—DOCK AT BRIDGEPORT, OPPOSITE
Hough's Elevator, formerly ooouplsd by. Groat East*
orhßailroad Company, pOO/oot on rivorand•llp. ormay
bo rented In parcels tsldo track from Chicago A Alton
it 11. i oars cumilodat reasonable rates by contract with
r*llraad Apply to K. UUAINAHD. 1M Wa*h
"gton -»L. IK m. oiVwiLLIAM ItIPLE*, 238 South
Vfatei-at. ' -
rpd LEASE—DOCK ON TWKLFrU-BT., EAST Off
I brldaet best location In the oily for .coal-yard. W.U.
LbOUhi ioO., 165U8all0«U '
TO RENT-HOUSES.
TS O RENT—THE ELEGANT THRRE-BTORY AND
basement marble-front houso. eontalnlng IS rooms,M7
feit Monroe.it.. Jtjst out of Ashland-av. Usll on owner
artng tbo day at 911 Btate*et., or at tbo premises In tbo
evening. . :
T~O RUNT—FURNISHED HOUSE; NO . 8871NDIA VA -
av.. a-story and basomont marble-fron( house, with all
modem Improvement* nnd largo btlok barn; will bo
shown to applicants. For torme apply to CHAP, L.
JENKS, cornet of West Twonty-eaoouq ana Ftgk-sts.
nUKNT— THE TUUBK*HTpIIY AND BABBMJNT
rick bniiso' with modern Improvements and trick
barn, 1(M8 Mloblgan.av.; Iho 2*story smlbaromontlmiw
1067 Allohlgan-av., 10 roome, SBW. D. Q. HAMII/lON,
ISO South Olark-st. .
mO RENT—MARBLE FRONT HOUSE, NO. 217
.X South Bangam«m*st.f all modem Improvement!, a
pari oral! of tbo furniture can bo purchased on litoral
tonus and price*, orwJUborqntcd without miroharo of
furniture. Apply at 221 rMno hlnck or «t 181 Adatm-st,,
corner Fl(th-av. H. 11. HHUFKLDT.
mo .RENT-VERY DESIRABLE HTONIC, FRONT
X South Bldo .toildcnco, - nonr Twonty-sccond-st., 10
room* and stable. Choice furnlturo for • sale, and pur
chaser will bavo Immediate posscNlon. Address j 25,
, IVlbuno ofllco. ■ • :
rpO RENT—IAIMEDIATR—ON BEST PART. OP
. X i Hnlstod-et.. near Harrlaou, doublo store, nshtod
and papered, and gns-ilxturos In; SSO pormoatb. Ad*
dross B 5. Tribnno ofllco. • '
fliO RENT-NO.' H ON TIIIUTY-SEVKNTIMT.,
X noar Lake-av. 1 two-story frame. Oroomi. Hout,stQ,
6. B. WELLS, 188 Doarbom-st.
fliO RENT-OU FOR BALE, CHEAP, ON MONTHLY
X payraenta—No. floo Booth.ltoboy.at.. largo, History
ootiago and barn, all In good order. Apply on premises
or to J. M. FORD.JM North Clark-»t. . ;
frO RENT—ELEUANT 2-STORY AND BASEMENT
X marblo-froutdwolling, No. IgflSoalh Bangamomst,to
very doairablo' nolgbboriiood. Tho booao coulahs 10
rooms, with all improvomontß,’born, oto. Also, ftwoll
log-houeo, 0 rooms, 893Wostlaylor-Bt. w. J. ONAIIAN,
llaPoarbom-Ht. * •
fliO RENT—HOUSE ON TUB CORNER OF SIX-
X toonth and Oanal-sts.. 'known as tho Burllsgton
Houso, Rom the Ist of May. ' Itoom 6, 79 Doarbom-st.
J. N. STAPLES. ■ } ■
TO RUNT—FAMILY SUITES OF ROOMS ON |KO
;ond and third tloora of, briok building on fforth
WdlU-st., noar Oak. Each floor has parlor, dhlng
room, kltobon, three bod-rooms and cloaots, ga; and
water; all pleasant rooms; tenants acquainted withoaph
otbor wanted for both flat*. Inquire of WM. O. DOW,
No, 91 Tribnno Building.- "
fIItTRENT—FINIS IIOUSES-THRKR NEW ONES,
X • nearly finished, corner of Wasblngton-ar. • and Un*
coln-sti Inquiro of tho ownor, 674 Waablnglon-av., oor*
not of Llacoln-st» '
fltO RENT-AT m PER MONTH, S-STORY AND
X< bawment houses, 1063 and 1070 Wabash-av. Inquire
at 1083 Waboah-av. . . ■ - ’
mo RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, NO. HI SOUTH
X Wood*«t., from May 1. Is 9jrf*story brick with baao*
Hioat. All modern ImproTvmcote. Inqiitr* nont Uoor.
mo RENT—TUB FINE RESIDENCE NO. M VIN-
Saflo-st. 1 " ■ 1
TO RENT-OHEAP-NOS. 918, 318, AND 97 NORTH
Htato-st., two-story and basements, brick, with all mod
ora improvements,containing ton rooms each, with yards.
Plans and drawings of tho same can lie soon at ay office.
ELLIOTT ANTHONY, No. 77 Dsarborn-st.
fTO RENT—A GOOD LOCATION—TiII? BUILDING
■1 No. M 7& North Wolls-at.,'store - 15x31, two rooms,
.summer kitchen, large cellar, and yard, $26 per month.
TO RENT—FROM MAY, 1. A STORY, AND
basement (8-room) cottage la < u on
Thlrtr-thlrd-Bt., comorof Butterfield. KESLERBRoS.,
194 Olatk-st., Room 8. »' ■' •
rpO RENT—ADAMB-BT.. NEAR ASHLAND-AV.,
X two-story and basement brick, 9 rooms, with all mod
ern Improvements. Adorns 1148, Tribune. office.
TO RENT—HOUSES ON CALUMET, PRAIRIE.
Indiana, Michigan, and Wabaih-avs, from $3lO to S2OO
per month t several houses on West Sldo at S4O to SIOO per
month. ÜBNSIiAW A LYMAN, Room 8, 133 Dear
bora-st. . -
TO RENT—HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS AND GOOD
bant on Pralrlo-av.: water and gas 5 No. 1485. W> D.
ALLEN, Florist, 141 Btato-st. ■
mo RENT—6-ROOM COTTAGE 063 NORTH CLARK-
X st., SBS; also one same lire onNoblo-av,, north of the
city,'sSo. • Apply at 125 South Clark-st., Room 11.
TO RENT—A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE OP 6 ROOMS,
Peoria, near Adams-st. 145 Booth Clark-st., Boom IP.
TO RENT-THE FIVE NEW STONE-FRONT TWO
•story and hassraont dwellings on Pralrto-av., oornor
Thlrty-socond-at. These housoa are unusually well-built,
contain furnaces, marble mantels, hot and cold water,'
bath-tabs, wator-olosota, coal-vaults, laundry-tubs, ana
every modem improvement. Rent S7O to desirable par
ties. M. O. BALDWIN A 00„ 84 and 86 LoSftllo-st.,
IteoroSl.
fpo RENT-2-BTORY AND BASEMENT, 837 AND
.X ■ 839 East Jackson-st.; brick store 50x81, suitable for
manafaotarlng purposes. Apply at Room 43, Exchange
UuUdlug. ' •
TO RENT—WABASH-AV.—HOUSE AND LOT 4«l
Wabosh-av., near Kldridgo-court; lot 40x170. with
good bam t rent, $1,600; possession May 1, J. ESAIAB
WARREN, 18 Chamber of Commerce.
r RENT—376 WEST WABHINOTON-BT,—MARBLE
front, tbroo-Btorics, with -mansard roof, 17 rooms,
closets, baths, hot and cold water throughout; furnace,
range, laundry, with stationary fittings complete; now
parlor and ball carpets for sale It desired; bam, with
water and gas. Apply at 81 and 86 South Canal-st. Pos
session on or before May!,
fTO RENT—CHOICEST RESIDENCES INOHIOAGO;
X Ashland-av., West Washlngton-nt., and olsowburo.
Apply ot 861 Wnboah-av., 0r867 West Randolph-st.
Suburban.
TO RENT-IN MAYWOOD, NEAR THE DEPOT,
largo new modem house, barn, and largo lot; 85 min
utes from Wolla-st. depot. GEORGE P. KIMBALL, 31
Clark-st., Room 1.
mO RENT—FINK SUBURBAN HOME, WITH
X barn and houory, largo lot, trees, shrubbery, etc. s
location good, oonvonlontto steam-ears (faro, 6W cents):
onlyoominutes' drive from Oourt-Qouso. Ahoaliousoot
9 rooms on Buttorilold-st, (No. 610) at Tory low rental.
M. L WHITMAN, at store 173 East Maulson-st., from
12*2 to 2 p. m.
TO RENT-NEAR NORMAL SCHOOL. A NEAT 8-
room cottage, largo lofwlth barn, ront sl7, possession
Immediately. L. L. WOOD. Room 12, 167 Clark-st.
Fill) RUNT—I HOUSE COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
X and 1 house unfarntsbod, In tho beautiful Town of
Lako Forest. Apply at IRQ LaSallo-st. H. LIND.
TO KENT—ROOMS.
rpo RENT-0 ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, $26
X'por monlb; 6 rooms S2O, and 4 rooms S2O. on Smith
at., 000 block oast of Union Park. ApplyalWDoarUorn
at., Room M 3.
rpo RENT-SEVERAL SMALL ROOMS, WITH
X steam power, suitable for woodwork, 74, 7fl, and 70
West WonhingUm-st. Inquire of P. W. KRAUSE, 74
West Washlngton-st. '
r RENT-3 FLOORS, 13 ROOMS. WIT IT WATER
and gas on both lloers, over Poklq Tea Oo.'s store,
378Sthto-st.; also, basement 31x06, with good ootrancos
front and rear, ■
110 RENT —PINE LIGHT ROOMS, ON. GOOD
terms, in Y. M. O. A. nowhatldlag, 144 andlfiOJWadi
oon-at. PHILIP MYERS A CO., Room 18 Major Block.
rpo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS ABOVE THE
X’Now York Store for sl2 and 816 nor month. Bo»t of
references required. Apply to P, i. RYAN, in store 2»*
and 886 West Madlsoo-st.
rpO RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS FOR HOUrL-
X keeping; furnished If desired. Would sell furnltnra
ohcap. Owner would hoard. 838 Cottage Grove-av.
rpo RENT-SIX VERY PLEASANT ROOMS; LAKE
X and cistern water; good neighborhood; convenient to
stroot cars; \V ost Side. No. 7 Wllcoi-av.
rpO RENT—TWO FURNISHED SLEEPING-ROOMS;
X one $8; ono $6. No. 64 South Ourtis-st.. near Madi
son.
rpo RENT—ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO
X man and wlfo only, at 896 Wost Jackson-at. sls per
month. •
rpO RENT-6, 0, AND 3 ROOMS IN BRIOK BUILD-
X' Ing. No. 180 Wost Randolph-st. Inquire Room
No. 2. 124 West Randolph-st.
WANTED—TO RENT.
WANTHD-TO RENT-SUITE OP ROOMS FOR
VY light housekeeping, within 16 or SO minutes'walk of
Michigan Central depot. Give all particulars.
W r ANTED—TO RIIOT-A MODERN HOUSE,'
partly or fully furnished; pood location; prefer to
board owner if no objection to having a few nrst-cloas
parties to board i boat of references. Address 1186, Trlb
nno office. ■
WANTED-TO RENT-LANDLORDS WILL OON
snlt tholr Interests by leaving their bouses with us;
wo have tenants ready for thorn. HENSUA\V « LY
SIAN, Room 8, 133 Dcarboro-st.
TAT ANTED—TQ RENT-FROM MAY 1 NEXT, FOR
YY a family of tbroo, a cottago of six rooms, furnished
or unfurnished. South Side proforrodf Must bo in good
locality and ront moderate. Address, stating terms, to
J. 0., Tribane office.
WANTED-TO RENT-A GOOD SIZED, WELL
lighted carriage-painting shop (In connection with
srirao repairing shop preferred). Address O 97, Tribune
office. • • 1
WANTED-TO RENT—WE HAVE INQUIRIES
everyday fur houses to rent la all parts of the city
from $25 to S6O a month. GAGNE A MOlllElt, 13 Metro
:poUtap Block. •_
WANTED-TO RENT—I ROOMS FOR HOUSE
VV looping; or cottage south o! Oblongo-av. and cast
of Franklln-st.; will pa; from $lO to 616 per month in
advance; security given for one year. Address E 03,
Tribune office. •
WANTBD-TO RKNT-ON WEST SIDE, BY A
.it prompt-paying tonant.a nice, comfortable liooao
of 8 or 9 rooms, with all modem improvements, rent not
to ozoeed $65 por month. Address £ £ E, Tribune
office.
PARTNERS WANTED.
15ARTNRU WANTED—IN A GOOD LKGITIMATB
1 buslnosa, paying a profit of 30 1 per cent. Anyone
having S3OO can purchase one-half Interest by applying to
BRADLEY A CO.. 81 Market-st.
■DARTNEU WANTED-WITH 01,000. IN A CASH
X manufacturing business that Is safe, legitimate, and
profitable. Coll at 83 West Washlngton-st.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH $35,000 TO *60,000 TO
purchase the interest of a retiring partner in a whole
sale grocery well established. Only thoao moaning busi
ness need address or apply to HARMON, MESSER A
(JQ., 63Ulvor-Bt.. Chloago.
PARTNER WANTED-AN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC
partner: S6OO to $1,200: references given and re
qulrocl; applyTmtncdfaTolr. A. 11. HORNSBY, General
Afloat, Room 16.177 Hastflladlsop-st.
Partner wanted-i want a physician or
druggist with a "few hundred dollars to take half
Interest In an established drug store doing a goodbusl
ness. Address D 63, Tribune ofßoo,
■PARTNER WANTED-we WANT A PARTY WITH
JT $6,000 to SIO,OOO cash to tako an Interest with uelu
the manufacture oi nails and spikes, bona nails and rail
road spikes. No humbug, Investigation solicited. Only
those moaning business need address BIGELOW, STONE
A GORDON, 131 Lake-st.
"PARTNER WANTED—I6I6IEDIATELY, WITH S6OO
X cash In an old-ostahlUhod, legitimate, money-making
business.- Investigate. HI South Wator-st., Room 3.
PARTNER WANTIiD—WITH FROM SIO,OOO TO
$16,000 to Join a Michigan lumberman, with .capital,
in a lumbering operation in the South which premies
large profits. Apply to W. 11. ESTEY, Room No. 8
Otis Block. LaSalle-wt. •
MACHINERY.
ONE SECOND-HAND 7xlo STATIONARY ENGINE,
with boiler: only boon In use six months. Will bo
sold euoap by W. A. .IAMBS A GO., 976 South Oapal-sL
r\NB 18-FOOT BED. 28-INOH SWING, FITCHBURG
w mske, engine lathe, splendid tool, for sale cheap bv
W. A. JAMES A OQ„ SH6 South Oanal-st. . .
ONE SECOND-HAND TOMPKINS* LARGE-SIZED
planar and matuhor, good as new. and will bo sold at
hall Ihu price of a umv cue, by W. A. JAMES A CO,,
ZJflOtmVbOduai-st,- ■ -
TO nEMT--SXORESJ2JJJOESj*o.
Store** _
TTtOII JIENT-DIIIOK STORE AND BASEMENT,
Jl cheap to a good tenant, 031 Woit Lako*et„ noar
. Wcstcrn-ar. Inqulro over store. _ .
mo nitNT-HTomt 831 NOBTIt OLAniC-BT. *P-
X ply 1011. 11.1'LICMINO, llmimll, IM W»»llln«ton«t,
To nuNT-sTontts-nv d.ooli; * bon. iibali
Rhlalo A,out". 118 Wo.l Mnillmn.t. ,1 <
\7O, 1711, TO, mil 174J< Koulll llalntod-.t.. » 111 >IIW
rnnms over part of them; good location for light busluosei
SOO to $M per month. •
mo UKNT-STOUK, lot AVERT MADIBON.RT.. NRAU
X llaletod, Allocation. 1), COLE * SON, IMWoet
Madlson-st. • ..
fro RENT-STORE AND basement on MON*
X itoo-et., near Clark. „ ■ .
Store and basement on Van Urtran-at., noarntato.
,1. H. AVKUY A CO., RlMonroc «l._
rro RENT—GOOD STORKS ONTWBNty.HKCOND.
■X at., noar Wahaah-av. Flrat-clnse locality and »ov»
rente. HENRY WOOD. Room?. 123 Doarborn-et.
rrO RENT—ONE-HALF THE STORE HU HTATIt-RT.
X Apply (o tho agent of thu Altna Sowing-Machine Com*
pany on the ptomleoe. ________
Offlootu -
To RENT—OFFICE ON FIRST FLOOR, AND 3
lofts, at_4o Bonth WatOfet. • ___
riVO RENT—DISSK-ROOM IN A NEWLY-FURNISIT-
X od rent citato oliloo, on first floor. Apply at Room 8,
M3Doarbom-et. • •
TO RKNT-Kfl SOUTH CIARK-ST,, OFFICES ON
third and fourth floora. Apply at Boom 3 on prem*
IflOfl.
rilO KENT-SPLENDID OFFICE; BEST LOCATION
X In tho city. Inquire ntW. ARCHDEACON'S, 118
South Water-et,, oornor Dearborn.
aTo RENT-PART OF FRONT STORE-ROOM, 113
Randolph-st., aullablo for railroad-liokot office,
porlodlcal depot, oto. .
Mia coll nil o ona.
mO RENT—FIRST-CLASS UOARDING-HOUSE-TIIE
X_ now4-9toryinarble.front building eouthwest oornor
of North Clark and Ontarlo-ats., now linlehcd, containing
about 87 room*, with modern Improvements, Inquire of
Hit* owner, Mrs. VON OLAHN, No. 180 North Olark-et. .
rnO RENT—WITH STEAM-POWER AND STEAM
1. oloynlor; second and third floors, 40x159. Inquire at
HAKIMS' Safa Manufactory, S3 and to East Randolph-et..
To rent-witiT"on without power, part
of Haul's marble front block, Nos. lf>, 17, It), mid 31
North Ulluton-at., between Lakoatid Randolph. Tho best
manufacturing building. In Olilciyto and tho ch'npcst
rent. Inquire at E. It. OAllD’Somco, 16 North Oilmen,
T' O*RKNT-ROOMRrTVITn OR WITHOUT POWER,.
In hind Block. Innuiro of 11. DISSTON A SONS,
Itandolph and Markol-tit. ~ ■ ■ .. :
TO RENT-AND TOOLS FOR HALE CHEAP—A
blaok«itilth-ahop at Willow Springs, on Alton Rail
road, 12 tulles west from city. Call at£oo LaSallo-st. H.
ALEXANDER-
TO RKST-.V T01A33 I'OUNDIIY, IN OOMPtKTIi
running order, with steam oowor attached, for <?HO
nor month. Apply to BALDWIN, MoKNIOHT A RICH
ARDSON. 6 Caluoun-plaoo. .
TO RUNT-LAUNDRY IN RUNNING ORDER.
Rout sl6 per moulh. Apply at 426 West Van Baron.
10 RENT—SECOND FLOOR OF WAREHOUSE 81
. and SO South Cannl-st., oornor Washington, finely
lighted on front, aide, and roar, eleo 4UXI-10, suitable for
any branch of business! sloatn oloralor; will warm by
steam if desired j railway switch in roar. Apply on prera
.lsos. ■
TO ’ EXCHAN GE. •
IJIOR RXDIIANOE—ABBO,OCO FARM, WOULDTAKE
? eeo.Otnof Insidoor outside property. A SO,LOO farm,'
want, good house nndlof, worth SB,OOO or 8lO.(XX»s both
farms dear. Address la writing, ill. T. SUiIwALT,
148 Monroo-st. • ■
■DIOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE. WE HAVE
iJ some good realostatooxobanaes. CANFIELD A MAT
TESON, 60 LaSallo-st. .
TO EXCHANGE—3OO ACRES CHOICE LAND IN
lowa, for dry goods, clothing, or groceries; price,
$3, COO. Addrors MMO, Qrlnnoll, la. '
T“*b EXCHANGE—BO ACRES, SUBURB 18 MILES
oat, with switch, ready for Immediate sales, for North
Sido residence and other property. 8. W. SEA, Room
9. 167 darkest. .
TO KXOHANGB—2BB FEET OF VERY DESIRABLE
unimproved property on Lcavltt-st., near street oars,
flnt-claas neighborhood, for good improved city property,
well located. State location, price, and rental. Address
Y, 190 South Lcavltt-st. ,
mo EXCHANGE—IO LOTS AT ENGLEWOOD FOR
X amall farm. . .... , ,
M lots near Brighton for an imprornd Illinois farm.
200 noro improved farm, Quthrlo barm, lowa, lor
County, Nebraska, for Chicago
property. . . .
900 ilccoSi tow. lorOUo. I! o ffi . g . A DAnLOW
123 Doarbom-st.
fTO EXCHANGE—A FRAME HOUSE ON PEORIA-
X at. for brick house west of Asbland-av.; will assume.
HENSUAW A LYMAN. 133 Doflrborn-st., Room 8.
mO KXOHANOK-123 ACRES SOUTH AND NEAR
X Uluo Island, between two railroads; finely located for
subdivision; will take residence, farm; or other good
property. LAWRENCE A MOFFETT, agents for own
er, 181 East Madlson-st.
mO EXCHANGE—A FINE FARM, 210 ACRES, FOR
X $5,000 worth of furniture. Second-hand will do. if m
Sood condition. Can add a little money. J. U. AVERY
; CO., 143 Monroo-st.
WANTED-AN IMPROVED FARM ABOUT SIO,OOO
for lots noat tho etiy. L INGLE A DARLOW, Uo
Dcnrborn-st. ' ■'
WANTED-TO fEXOHANQK—SUBURBAN PROP
erly at cash figures for marble-front or brick resi
dence near Union Park; would assume an incumbrance.
IRA BROWN, 143 LaSallO-Bt.. Room 4.
2aaa ACRES. IN TRACTS OF ICO ACRES OR
, UUU more, to exchange for suburban prnporiy.
Will assume some Incumbrance. HILL A BLISS, 81
Doarbarn-st,
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A SMALL QUANTITY OP DRUG-STORE FIX-
Jxturosnnd fumlturo wanted for removal. Address
DRUGGIST, 454 Mlolilgan-av.
AGmiMANjnirVATB BOARDING-HOUSE, TULL
of boarders, for salo, on account of railing, to Ger
many : oboap ront and loaao as wanted. MRS. EN K, No.
889 West Twolflh-st.
An excellent opportunity to buy a hat
andesp store. In a good business location, In this
city, under Tory favorable terms. Address F 33, euro of
Kaufmann X Uollut'a Advertising Agency, corner Madi
son and LaSalle-sts. .
V7IORSALK—CHEAP, IOK-OREAM PARLOR. CALL
J? soon, 7130 South Halstod-st, __
t WILL SELL (IP TAKEN SOON) MY RESTAU-
X rant, No. 83Stoto-st., at half Its valuo, as lam In
real estate basinets and can't give It my attention. Call.
NO. 1 SAMPLE-ROOM, OLARK-Sf.. NEAR 81IKR
man Haute, for salo; rent low: $360 cash and S3OO in
four months takes It. Address D 03, Tribune office.
AINTINO, OKNAMKNTAL GLASS SIGN SHOP,
with patterns, sample cards, stock, and llzturos. fnr
tile. Also, 3-story frame bonso. with thrpo nr llvo years'
loose. Apply on promises, 855 Wost Randolph-st.
OALOON STOCK, FIXTURES. AND LICENSE FOR
solo, $276; best location in the city. If you wish a
-main, call at 86 North Clark-st., Room OK.
(J A LOON, LEASE. AND FIXTURES FOR B,VLB,
O cheap, Inuuiro at 301 South Clark-st.
rpilß WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR HOPKINS
X House. Munis, 111., for solo; contains 4U rooms;
doing atirst-olaaa business: bouso In good repair. A
splendid chanca for a practical hotel man to huyoboap
an established liou;e and business. Address JOHN B.
DAVIDSON, Morris, 111. _
fpilß LEASE AND GOOD WILL OF ONF, OF THE
L largest steam laundries (furnished) In tbo city, now
doing a good trade, fur sale. Full particulars St Inter
view. Address D 43, Tribune otllco;
©KOn WILL BUY A HALF INTEREST IN A
t4>OUU cash business established four years, paying
8400 per month. Coll or address Room 88, 127 South
lark-st. ,
©enn WILL BUY HALF INTEREST IN SI,OOO
tjpO 1/1/ stock and business, paying a clear protlt of S6OO
pur month. 149 LaS&llo-st., R00m29.-
oq nnn-oNE of the most centrally
tSJO.UUv/ located, oldest established restaurants,
doing a No. 1 business, for sale. This Isouoof the meet
desirable Investments In tbo city; can bo easily contorted
Intoo European hotel. Apply to JOHN OUIVER, 144
LaSalle-st.
FINANCIAL.
T3ANKRUPTOY FIRE , INSURANCE OLHIMS
J) cashed at tbo highest rates by O. 8. RAATH, 96 and
97 Washtngton-st.
A TONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON WARE-
J.VX bouse roeolnts, morigagoa, or other good collator
ale. Principals address U3, Tribune offico.
Money to loan on diamonds, watches,
bonds, etc., at LAUNDER’S private office, 120 Ran*
dolpU-st., near Clark. Established IBM.
rpo LOAN—S4,OOO, SI,OOO, FOR 3 YEARS, ON Gill-
X oaao real estate, at 10 per cent par annum and rea
sonable commission. 11. M. SHEPARD, Room 16, No.
162 Dcacbom-at. _____ .
rpO LOAN-$2,000, $4,000, AND LARGER SUMS ON
X city property. Soonrod notes bought. A; S. PALU
ER, Jr.. onVashlngton-st.i Rooms luandl?. __
Air ANTED—LOAN OF $1,600. ON UNINCUMBERED
W real estate noar Union Park. Call at or address No.
133 LflSallo-et.. Room 20. .
WANTED— TO BORROW. ON IMPROVED CITY
real estate, a few email sums of from ,SS<JO to
QI.DOU. Security extra good. Address hi M, tribune
otUoe.
ANTED—SI,OOO OR $6,000 FOR FIVE YEARS ON
lino property opposite Central Park, within the city.
Apply to W. U. ADDISON, 78 and 78 Fltth-av.
WANTED— $1,000 TO $5,000 MORTGAGE NOTES,
duo In one to throe years; also. $6,600 In one sum,
on good city property: SI,OUU and 63.000 to loan on iosldo
real estate; GLUEY A 111 Laßullo-at.
Cil Kf\ WANTED FOR SOj DAYS, SECURED ON
furnlturu worth four times the amount, for
which $36 bonus will bo paid. Address 11 66, Tribune
office. ■
CJQ nnn CASH IN hand TO LOAN FOR 8 or
ifIO.UUU 6years on llrst-olasa real estate security |
will divide the amount into two SI,OOO loans. B. W.
THOMAS A BEMENT, 133 LaSalle-at., Room S.
ciru\ nnn to loan on improved gity
real estate. Also, ono sum of $3,800,
f»r throe years. PUTNAM A NEWELL, Room 13, W
Washlngton-st. _
AGENTS WANTED.
Agents wanted-to sell a household
article never before ofloroil. Call and examine, or
sand M cents for sample. Bd North Canal.st., Room 4.
AGENTS WANTED-PUOTOQIIAPIIIO CANVASS
ors, attention I Our now copylug department Is
now complete, and we want a few good, reliable, and ex
perienced canvassers who will slick by us, Inroturn,wo
will give thorn a butter chanco than any other firm In tho
country. CalloraddruisE. L. BRAND A CO,, Copying
Department, 6M Walfah-av., Chicago, 111.
A GENTS WANTED—SOMETHING NKW-FUO6I $6
JV to sl6 per day easily made by ouoraeUc agents. For
particulars, Address I<. P. ALLEN A 00., P. O. Box 38,
ucichestor, N. V.
SEWING MACHINES.
For salu-a nice howe family sewing
mschino, as good as now, in perfect order; cost S7O,
price $36. IH3 tUeblgan-qv. .
SEWING-61 AOHINEB TO EXCHANGE FOR FUR
nlture. Call or address 4ltf Wnliash-av. .
SINGER OFFICEOFA. J. MEI/CHEUT, 216 SOUTH
Ualiied-st., City Agent. Maohinos sold on monthly
pqymouts, routed, and repaired. Open evenings.
QINGBR SEWING-MACHINES PRINCIPAL OF
O floe. 11l Stato-st. Slaohlnossoldon wontblypaymonts
or to per coat discount Lw oath..
WANTED--MALE HELP.
BooUceeDen. Clerk*. Etc* •
WANTRD-DRUO OLERK-A YOUNO MAN WELL
YY qujllflod f«r Ui§ drn» And Prescription business.
AJdreee O. H. CRANE, Mfohlgsn City, ind.l
VAT ANTED—-FINE, WRLL-RDUOATED YOUNO
TT. man to correspond, address envelopes, Ac. ;mustbo
raplrl writers ( salary, sl6 par week. Address DC 3,
ANTED-AT US TWENTY-fIECOND-BT., A
saloslman or lady for the notion department. .
TrnrtOß,
WANTED-A gardener, EXPERIENCED, AND
I V tint afraid of general work. Address R.M.GIIAVEH,
Winnetka, 111., Riving qualification*. price, and refer,
onoo. Place prominent. Mon of family preferred.
VAfANTED—TWO GOOD G ARDENKRB.ONETO 00
V V In country, the other to toko charge of good suburb,
an (met: ho mutt hare $3,C00 cash. H. W. BKA, Room
6, 167 Olnrk-Bt. ■ •
WANTED-PAPER-IIANGERB, AT 614 COTTAGE
YY Orovo-AV.
WANTED-HAT FINIRHHRB TO FINISH AND
VV repress wool hats. MONTGOMERY, WARD A
Co., atl) to 854 Klnzlo-st,
WANTED-A GOOD .108 PRINTER, | ONK WHO
TT liaa worked In a "label 011100 " preferred. Apply
atoncotoJ. F.LAWUBNOE, SSUWost Randolph at.
WANTED- GOOD COAT-MAKERS TO GO TO A
VV largo country town In Illinois. Apply at 00 and 63
Wftb&ah-ay. ■ -• -
WANTED-OARPENTERS. PLASTERERS, AND
VV teamsters with teams, at Hlghwood, pay part cash,
balance towards a lot; good chance for men wishing
homes of their own; wilt guarantee,lndustrious men
homes In a short tlmo. Young men will And fine compa
ny, Intelligent companions getting rich. Dirty drinking,
men, with dirty olotbos. keep sway. Apply only 12did to
2 p.m. E. ASHLEY BIEAIIB. P8 and IDQ Washlngtou-st.
W ANTED-AT 220 SOUTH OANAL-ST,, A FlßST
class carriage wood-worker. .
T\rANTED-KXi’J:UIENGKD CUTTER IN Midi-
YY ohant-tallorlngoßtabllshinont: ntondy work guarnn*
toed and good prions paid. MORIIIB A GOLD
BOUMIDT, m Bouth Oanal.it.
WANTED-A SHOEMAKER TO DO FITTING
and repairing Immediately { can have steady employ.
ment. Apply at No. 0 Rush-st.
WANTED-A MAN WITH SHOP. TOOLS, AND
power to manufacture a number of wood machines
I. 8. RICHARDSON, 160 Dearhom-st., Roomo.
WANTED— CALC IMINERS AT TUB GAULT
' Homo. •
WANTED-THREE PAINTERS AT 831 SOUTH
YY ■ near Polk. '
WANTED— TWO GOOD PAINTERS AND OALOl
mlnora. Como ready for work to northwest corner
of Clark and Loko-sla., from 7 to7{Qoa. m.
ISTANTED—PAINTER. INQUIRE AT 116 SOUTH
YY Wator-»t.
\A7JVNTKn—A FinHT-OLASS MACHINIST. APPLY
J V nt Room Cl Republic Ltfo Building, 10U LaSallc-st.
WANTISD-A NO. I TAILOR FOR CUSTOM WORK
VV at BUBBLE 4 HOOEN, lIG Eaat Madlson-st.,
bosom cnb_ • ■
Coaohmon* loomorero. £o.
ITTANTISD-A SMART BOYTOOARBOFAHORBE
TV and uoko himself generally useful. Apply toM.
DOWLING, 081 Hubbard-st. •
Employment Aceaolos,
UfANTED-M MORE LABORERS WITH SHOVELS,
T> wages, BLtOporday; slcadywork.
i 10 qunrryroeu, S teamsters.
6 shoemakers to work on ohUdron’s turned shoos.
Apply to O, ,T. HNELL A 00., No. SOWost Lnko-et.'
cornorCanal, upstairs. • : • •
UliooUiuioonß<
TYTANTED—PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. WORK
Ti ■ for everybody. Good wages. Permanent employ,
ment. Mon and tfomcn wanted. Full particulars Ires.-
AddrossW. A. lIKNDERSONA.CO., Cleveland, 0.,
or St. Louis, Mo.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED JEWELRY
Vt travoicr.DApplyntlWStato-st., up-staira.
TXTANTKD~W TEA3IS FOR TUB COUNTRY,
V V wages $4 nor day: 60 railroad laborers, and 26 farm
hands. CtIIUSTtAN ft DING,! South Qlark-et. t ßoom 1.
WANTED— A COMPETENT ADVERTISING CAN
vassorjmust bo steady nud reliablej a permanent
Sosltlon for a good wan. Apply at Room 27 Tribune
gliding. I -
ANTED—2 OR n ENERGETIC MEN OF FlßST
clans ability to travol and take.ordore on established
routes. MOSES WARREN, 168 titato-st., corner Wash*
ingtoa-st., up-stotrs. . ......
WANTED— MEN FOR CITY AND COUNTRY FOR
a quick selling article paying S3 to $8 per day. Ener
getic young monmado SB3 a wook. 60 cent samples seat
for2scents. RAY 400., 164 East Randolph-at.
VST ANTED—TEN ENERGETIC ADVERTISEMENT
VV canvassers, specialty; bring good references.-and
apply from otol2 n. m., 7th. and Bth. Room IS, 177 East
Madlson-st. . '
WANTED— CANVASSERS—TO SELL AN ARTICLE
lathe city, wanted In every kitchen; commission lib
oral. Inquire at 276 East Madlson-st., hear tho bridge,
In basement. • ’
\J\rANTED—AN OFFICE BOYIN A WHOLESALE
VV house. Apply, In own handwriting, toK., H. AC.,
caro Carrier 81. ■
XV A NTED-MHN in ojtv or COUNTRY, TO
VV soli several now household articles. Pays $26 to
SIOO weekly ;J3 lo sl6 buys splendid outfit. AMERICAN
NOVELTY COMPANY, 113 East Madlaon-nt., Room 22.
\\r ANTED—TO DO OFFICE WOUK-A YOUNG
V? man or good smart noy; must write a good band and
come well recommended. Address, in handwriting of
applicant, J. It. P ADDUCE, West Bide Post-Offleo.
ANTKD-ONB GOOD STOUT MAN AS PORTER
at Parker House, corner ilalstod and Madlson-sts.
T/iTANTED IMMEDIATELY 3 EXPERIENCED
Vr dining-room boys (colored) at Bishop-Court Hotel,
611 West Jladlson-at, •
\\r ANTED -AN EXPERIENCED LIFE-INSUR
VV once man to Join with tho General Agent in working
a well-established company. Liberal arrangement wiU bo
mado with a good man. Addroan E 85. Tribune olllce.
■WANTED—FEMALE HEED.
Domestics.
WANTED-GOOD OIRL FOR GENERAL IIOUBT
tv work In vtvmil family,German,Norwegian,or Swod(
at 252 West Washington-st.
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO BKCOND-WORK AND
take cam of baby. Roloronoo required. Inquire at
462 Woat Taylor-st. .
WANTED— OIHIi TO DO GENERAL HOUSE*
work, at 61 Thlrty-llrat-st.
VWANTKD-A GOOD COOK. WASHER, AND
V¥ Ironor; nhe, a young girl to do second work, at 123
South Sangnraon-at. Roioronocs required. Call after 8
o’clock a. m. ■ •
TtTANTED-SORUn.GIRLS. APPLY AT ST. OARO*
tv llno's-CourtHotel, Washington and Kllzaboth-sts.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
YY housework at 13-U1 Prairio-nv. .
WANTED-A GERMAN, SWEDE, OR NORWifr-
Vi ulan girl to do general bdusovrork at 881 South Park
qv. Call any day this week. -
"WANTED—A GOOD SCANDINAVIAN OR QER.
V r man girl to do general housowork in a private family.
Apply at No. 31 Worth Ourtta-at.
WANTED— YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL TO DO
light work and Into care of child in small family, 0
miles south of oily. Address W. E. PIPER, Grand
Crossing, 111. ■ -
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in family of threo. To the right party
wo offer a pleasant homo. Apply this morning, irom 7to
li o’clock, in shoo store 74 East Madlsoo-st.
WANTED-A GOOD GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN
>Y girl for general housowork. at2o2 Patk-av.
WANTED—GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND IRON
it or; also, girl In take care of a baby. None need
apply who are afraid of work. 835 Lndlans-av.
WANTED-A OIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-
work in q small family. . Call at 47 Forrost-av.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
iV housowork, to so to Hinsdale, 16 miles out ouO.,
B. AQ. Railroad. Apply at 63 Lake-st., corner State.
WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER, AN!
YY ironor. Call atßoß East Indlaaa-st., near Rush.
WANTED-TWO GIHLS, ONE Jf(jß OENEBAI
housework and one to do cooking; wages, $6 and $4.
Wl West Lake-st.
WANTED— EXTRA WAGES WILL BE PAID FOR
a competent girl for general housework until May 1.
Apply 133 Twonty-fourtb-st. .
WANTED-GOOD COOK IN SMALL FAMILY OF
four persons at Evanston; wages, 94, or more it
satisfactory; do not want girl to wash. Apply to A. O.
REED, 1H East Washlngton-st.
VVANTKD-A PROTESTANT COOK. WASHER.
V Y Ac. 5 Scandinavian or German preferred. Call at
897 Mioblgan-av.
WANTED-GOOD OIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 133 Oalumot-av.
WANTED-COMPETENT SECOND GIRL: BRING
recommend from last place. Apply at 886 Michigan
iw.t before 10 this morning.
WANTED— IN A PRIVATE BOARDING-HOUSE,
ft good girl to do.ohambor work and help to wait on
table. CoDte prepared to work. UH) IllluoU-gj. •
lA/* ANTED—A COMPETENT COOK AT 811 MICIII
- gan-av. No other need apply.
WANTED-A GIRL TO i) 0 OIIAMBKHWORK
and Alan .to oaelst in dining-room: and also one to
aaalst In kitchen. Apply at 72 West Lako-bt.
WANTED-A GOOD DOMESTIC GIRL AT 101
'North Olark-Bt., fourth door, entrance ou Indl
auft-at.
Tir ANTED—SECOND CIHL AT 111 SOOTH JEF
VV forson-st. •
WANTED-A GOOD GIUIj TO DO GENERAL
houaoworfc in a umall family. Apply at onco at 103
South XJncoln-Bt. _■ •
WANTED-TWO ORPHAN GIRLS OR GIRLS IN
V i want of homos to so to tho country, In small fAiullioi.
Apply at No. 11 Artcaian-av., ono block west of Western
av., north of Woat Lake-st., for throe days. Will nut
object to girls c»young an lOyoara of ago. .
ANTED—3 EIRST-OLASS DINiNG-ROOai'oinrTs
at Hancock Uonao, 05 North Clark-at.
Soamatrosaoß.
WANTED-A GOOD, STYLISH DRESSMAKER,
to go into tho country. Call, to-day, atlltfNorll
Paulinaiit.
WANTED-A GOOD DRESSMAKER TO GO IN
VV tho country ; opply after U o’clock. EWING, MAY
HON «fc VO,, Blooded Madtaon-at.
Emulovuaout Aconoios.
WANTKD-OERMAN and koandinavian
girls fop prlvato families, hotola, laundries, oltyaud
country, at MRS. DUSKK'H nnioo, 8d Mtlwoukeo-av.
WANTED - LAIC It 0A PT AINH, COOKS, AND
oliamhormnida to give ua a call. Wonted, man and
wife, German or Scandinavian, for Belvldoro, 111., on a
farm. Wonted, cook for hotel and restaurant. Wanted,
girls for the country ami city in hotels, restaurants, etc..
Wanted, everybody In sonrehof ho p or seeking situa-
Ilona to call ot tho only reliable otllco in Chlcaßojßatlafao.
tbmmiarautosd, 1 South Olark-st., Room J, Aire. I U1 •
TER. .
WANTED— IMMEDIATELY FEMALE RLRrAU
rant order-cook j olio two dlali-washcrs. Wanted,
tU (Irat-oloaa walior-gltls for saloon i wages Bl3nor weok.
Wontod.rglrls for oily and country. No. 1 Clark-at.,
Room 2. MHB. POTTER.
Mistsolinnoous.
TTrANTED—TWELVE WAITER GIRLS TO WAIT
VV on tamos at 60 and 63 Woat Madlaon-at., baaomont,
concert hall t also, one lady to play tho piano and slog.
iIfANTKD-A YOUNO GIRL TO TAKE OARE OF
W child 8 years old; must ho willing to travel during
eummor. 1 Address appointing interview, FlB, Trlbumi
PERSONAL.
tSbUSONAL-MES. UASaiILQUIST, «8 ILLINOIS:
lat.,-Room 1, wishes to see Mlsai Ahby. who had a place.
1878.-l*y Dr.-liruckstti oymer WahauvlA-aT. and Paul
lua-st.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE.
BooUceoswi. Clerk*. &c (
CITUATION WANTED—IN A GROCERY OR DRUG
13 store, bya young roan who baa bad six years’expo
rionoolnithe former, and ono In tho latter, baslnose. Ad
dress D 03, Tribune office.
CiTUATION WANTED—RY ONE WHO IB THOR.
P °»8bl/ familiarwith tliolron tradeln aultahranolioe.
Speaks French and English ilnonlly; can attend corro.
apqndqnoo, draw plans, and koop hooka If roaualta. No
objection to entering a commercial business. Address
D 7, Tribune 011100.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNO MAN, IN
O tome 011100 or store. la willing to make himself goner.
aitynsofnl. Address 1170, Tribune ottloe.
Trades.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. NOT
p afrftld of work, with some knowledge of the bakery
business, a situation with somo person to finish bis tlmo.
Address, Mating whore an Inturriovr can bo had, j 21,
l rtUuno office.
Conohmon. Toamutors. <z o,
CITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN OF
p steady habits, as coachman or gardener} understands
tho care of horses, forcing plants and making bol-bods,
and willing to make himself generally usofult no objec
tion to go a short distance in tho country} wages mod
nocl’ooru! ‘AtPSISSBEt?® Wo “ • «“•
CITUATION WANTED —BY A YOUNO MAN
13 (French), as coachman In a private family. The boat
city reforooooi. Address D 67, Tribune 011100.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNO MAN
O (Dane), as coachman in a private family, and to do
work aboot the bouse and garden. D 77, Tribune oßlco.
MisooUanoons.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A STRICTLY SOBER
O and trustworthy man; Is well acquainted In tho city:
has good city references. Address It ttt, Tribune oMco.
CITUATION WANTED—AS TRAVELING AGENT
13 for some good honso; have traveled In Illinois, Wiscon
sin, lowa, and Minnesota, selling lron| Best of refer,
oncos given. Address, for three days, OPD, oaroFalmot
Homo. •
SITUATION WANTED—FEMALES
Domestics,
CITUATION WANTED-BY A PROTESTANT OER.
13 man girl for second work or to assist with children and
plain sawing. Please call at 141 North Rnckot-at.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A COOK IN A BOARD!
O Ing.houso. OaHateßStato-at., np-stalre.
CITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN GIRL
13 In a small family; understands her business; wants
morn a home than wages; can give good references. An.
ply Tuesday, at 66 ourly-at. **
CITUATION WANTED-FOR A GOOD GIRL TO DO
13 general housework. Call at 423 Morga»-»t.
SITUATION WANTED-BY GOOD GIRL TO HO
general housework la small family. 170 Bnttorflold.
>t., near Twenty-second.
QITUATION WANTED-BY- A GOOD OKRMA.Y
kJ Ctrl lu a private family to do general housework. Call
or addcosa (or two daya at 880 Uumsey-st.
QITUATION WANTKD-BY A GOOD GIRL THAT
O uuderatandshor business. to cook, wub. and Ironin'
a prirato family. Call at 183 Jiurnsldo-st'
QITUATIONB WANTED—BY TWO GIRLS: ONE
kj as cook, tho other as second girl 1 boat of city rotor.
ctlotß. 031 Fnwrtli-ar.
QITUATION WANTED-BY AN ISNGLISII Olßti
O to do second work or general housework. Apply at 1M
Msiwoll-st., up stairs.
QITUATION WANTED-RY A YOUNG WOMAN, Off
kJ Sooth parentage and good education, as second girl In
a Protestant family or take charge of children and mako
herself gonorallyusofuli reference to tho Rot. James
Maolnugolan, pastor of Scotch Uhurch. 498 West Madl.
.sorest. , ■ ■
SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN WITH A
child 6yoars old, to do housework; no ohjeotion to go*
ing k short distance .into the country. Address M &9.
Tribune olflco.
QITUATION WANTED—IN A FIRST-CLASS PRL
O vato family, as second girl. Best of references given.
Call at 263 North Olark-st., up stairs. 1
•QITUATION WANTKD-BY A YOUNG MARRIED'
O woman, to do light housework or sowing. Will taka
•unfurnished room, with board, forsorricos. Address.for
.two days, KB3, Trlbunoollloo.
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK
and second girl, la a private family. Apply at 89 East
HUteonth-st., in dressmaking shop.
QITUATIONB WANTED—BY TWO GIRLS, TO DU
O cooking and general housework in a small private fam.
By. Please call at 70 St. Olalr-at.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL
O to do general housework or secoud work, or to oonk, la
a small private family. Is a good sower. Call at 80 Mil.
ler-st., basement. '
SITUATION WANTED -BY A RESPECT ABIJI
girl, to do general housework In ft private family. Na
objoctlan to going a nliort dlstanoo In the country. 175
I'lltoenth-st., between Hnlstod nnd Union, West Side,
QITUATION WANTKD-BY A RESPECTABLE
Oglrl in a private family to do general housework. Tho
best of oily reference given. Please call at 80 Twenty.
Bovontb-st.
QITUATION WANTKD-BY A COMPETENT
O young girl to dn housework In a small prlvato family,
Apply forSdaya nt 633 Lake-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL TO DO GEN.
oral housework or second work in a private family.
Call for 8 days at. 217 West Polk-at. 1 ' °
QITUATION WANTED-BY A NORWEGIAN GIRL
Oto do general housework. Call nt 216 West Randolph
st. for two days.
Sohmstrosaoso
QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY TO
O do plain sowing. Address Miss A. LONG, 3b3 Hurl,
but-sl. __
Housekeepers.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WIDOW
O lady ns housekeeper. Can furnish good references.
Call or address No. 136 North Clark-at.
Employment Aconoien-
QITUATION9 WANTED—FA MILIHS IN WANT OP
O good Scandinavian and Oorman help can bo supplied
at MRS. DUSKE’S office. 60 Mllwdukou-ar.
oDsooUnnoons*
SITUATION WANTED-BV A LADY IN A PAPER.
kJ box factory) or os olork In a camly-story. 46 South
Unionist.
OITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY, A POSITION
O In an office or atom; competent to till a first-class posi
tion; willlne to commence at tlio bottom of tbo ladder.
Address D 17, Tribune office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ATiionoudnLY wianKfro
correspond with parlies In want of llourlag and saw
mills, oroithor, with a view of Greeting, Having any
•nodal tnducomonta to offer, will address PRACTICAL.
Tribune office. . . . - ...
A LADY WITH SOME CAPITAL WOULD LIKE
to bay out nr become partner and act as saleslady la
a Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. Address FC, Tribune
office. • •_
T)OOK8 OPENED AND CLOSED, COMPLICATED
X# accounts adjusted: work requiring nn export solicited,
WEBB A TUCKER, Room 16. 188 East Madlson-st.
0" ASH PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTHING AND
miscellaneous goods of any kind, by sending a iottor
tol. QELDER, Loan Office. 864 State-bt.
/'IASH PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS,
pamphlets, old books, racs, metals, and bottles, at
PETTIIiONE'S, 2SO, 238, and 290 Filth-av.; coeds called,
for free of charge in all pario of tbo city.
G‘ RAIN-ELEVATOR BUCKETS—PARTIES ABOUT
to build or ropalr their grain houses will do well to
examine our buckets. They hare twice tbo wear of the
ordinary kind. The ends are of double-galvanized iron t
the body of zinc, and the wearing edge tipped with steel.
Moreover, they cunt only n trille over the old pattern.
Address’/HE RIVET BUCKET CO., Room 10, MWash*
ington-stj
T HAVE A FIRST-CLASS TWO-HORSK EXPRESS
X rig, and would like a chance to express for some houia
in the city. Address 0 O tear of 838 West Adama-st.
AFFIOE DESKS CHEAP—BEFORE REMOVING!
V_/ them to our now store, 218 Waluvh-av. A. H. AN
DREWS «t CO., Mamifacturcrs, 170 titato-st.
r\LD BOOKS AND MAGAEINES-CASU PAID FOR'
|) law*, medical, and private libraries: irood bonks will
bring good prices. Call or address Oil APIN BROS., 214
sodaio East MaUlson-st.
AIUIOAI, TICKETS TO ALT, POINT.S AT t.UKft
than regular rates. To St. Louis. $2 off; Omaha. 43
off. Other points in proportion. '1 Ickols bought. W. 1.
OHATFiKLD, 77 Clark-st., basement.
miß HIGHEST PRIOR PAID FOR CAST-OFF
X clothing by JONAS A. DBIELBMA,B97 South Clark-*
st. Orders by mall promptly attended to.
WANTED-TENTS-ANV ONE HAVING ANY.
YY wall-tents, now or second-hand, large or small, cun
find a purchaser at Nos. 193 and 197 East Lake-st., up
stairs. ’•
WANTKD-M.OOO FAMILIES AND OIIITROIIES TO
VV use the Oriental Carpet Lining. It saves your
carpet ono-balf, deadens ail sound, and prevents dung
from rlslngwhon swooning:-!* 42 inches wide; only 160
nor yard- Sold by OiIAUNCEY WHITNEY, 21 North
Cllnton-st., Chicago. '
’ANTED—6 ACCOMPLISHED WAITER GIRId*/:
at MATT'S now iilaoo, 128 South Clark-st., tnpasw
drinks nml wait on table. Nona but lint-class girls need
nppjy. :
WANTED-A PATENT CRADLE WITH SPRING
for winding up. Address Ull K, Tribmio oilico.
WANTED-RY A imSPEOTABLE MARRIED'
* i wnumu who lost her baby a wank old, a baby to nuruo
at her homo. Beet of rofcrouco given. Call at 23 Ghat,
linm-at.. between Hohoy anil Klin, North Klda.
BOARDING and lodging.
West Side.
mWEST JAOKSON-ST.-l OR 2 GENTLEMEN
can bo accommodated in a private family rhat can
appreciate a nio?, olein, comfortable homo. Roforonoo#
given uud ronukod. Jjtl per week, _«
/i7rVWEST~VAN UUKKN-BT.-TO KENT, WITH
board, a lorco well-furnished front room, with tiro
and gas. Family private. House and location lirat olhsi,
Terms reasonable. _
South Side.
•in AND 18 IKLDIUDQIi-OOURT— A DESIRABLE
i.O front aullc, also aalnglo room tu runt to punuanont
parties, with board.
-TTTn TIIIRD-AV.. near haurison-st.-briok
J.U Uhmiao: hoard for ladloa or gentlemen at $4 to tSS.CtI
por week, with nao of piano j day board 8 L
W ABAHH-AV.—VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
OttO with good board. References roiiuirod.
North Sitlo
ono oiho-st.-a gentlemen and wife or
Jj\J O gontlomcn can obtain » room, with board.
Hotels*
Bishop court hotel, 6ii west madilon-st,-.
Fnmilloa accommodated at. low rates, anil alnglA
gents from $7 to 810 por week. B. D. M AI.LOU\. Prop-
BOARD WANTED.
OARD-FROM MAyTbUITK OP UNFURNISHED
Iront rooms, with good plain board, fur self and wife.
In atrlolly Private family on nouib bide, between iwouty.
first and Thlrtlolh-at., oast of State; pr co net tueicceA
S6O per month. Reference# exchanged. Address for a
aya BROWN E M. Tribune oillce.
IIOAUD-A 17KHIIIA11 .K LOCATION ON THU
13 Wet or Houlli Side. I'tont room, wltli Hijt-olAui
hoard for two. tilnty form, and roforonoo, Addroia hi
17, Tribune otllco, ,
■nOAUD-RY A YOUNO MAN IN A
i> ble family, whom ho can malm himself at homo, 4d*
dross D 43, Tribune oillce. ‘ " '
iToTUDTHTAIi’UXVATIC FAMILY, BY A QRNTLI*.
Jjmin from the East, o gpod-alaod front worn prefer*
red. with for heating; locaiUy, vicinity
WftlaVh arr end Sixteenths. Address V 56; TrlhvAß
otllco.
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