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Up—Props Denton, Idaho, Comet • aohti Eagle Wine,
Thomas Oawn, Charles Hinckley, a. a, Cooper, 3Tos«
April,
Wind— North} weather lino.
Vcsseld Passed Detroit.
Speda] JUtpatrh ta Th* CMetvjo JVlfitme.
jjrttioit, Mich., July 9—Aflornobn.—Passed Down
—iToim Arctic, Vulcan and raft} scliw L, llnnus, I-i-
Ballo, Ganges, Pori oil, neotwlng, Champion, iToll,
While Cloud, Aeonllaß, Evallno, Camden, Helvetia,
Barclnnd, J, P. March, llubbard, Rival, Avery, Miami,
William Young, Trowbridge, Kelderboiuo, O. O.
Darnoa, 0. H. Durton, J. Miuliowh, Hungarian, Mary
Torow, Kingfisher. Annlo Voiiebl, Golden Weal, J. 0.
Ring, 11. Johnson, City of Chicago, Oily of Green Day,
Swallow, George Murray.
Passed Up—Propa wavorly, Idaho, Oily of New
York, Isaac May and barges tochrs Golden FJoeco,
Elvina. 0. P. Williams, Mystic Star, •Tcflfdo Noyes, Ne
vada, Laura 80110, Mafy Juno, Magellan.
Wind—Northeast. _ *
< Illinois <fe Mlchltrnn Onnnt.
tfpeetal lU»palfh to Tht Chiert'/o Tribune,
S&wwiKroAT, XU., July 9.—awuvkd—Jotmlo, Lo-
Baho, 0,000 bu com ; Oracle Griswold, Joliet, 6,000 bn
oorn ; Geo. AroOlellno. Joliet, 6,000 bu corn; D, T.
Wright, Morris, 6,100 bu corn.
Or.KAnßD—Merchant, Lookport, 1,000 posts ; Board
Of Health, Summit. 19 tons sundries.
DBiDOKroitT, JnlyO—Evening.—Ariuved—Dolphin,
Ottawa, 6,760 bu com.
OtKABED— Champion, LaSalle, 00,863 ft lumber,
8,250 lath, 100 m ahlngloe.
- Cnrml Drutmao Repaired.
Bt. Oatiteiunes, Can., July o.—Tho damage to
Lock 21, Welland Canal, baa been repaired, and nJivi-
Nittlun resumed. A largo fleet is In iho canal, mostly
bound up, ______ '
Miscellaneous.
okIoaoo;
It is almost ns easy to flud a noodle in & bay.slaok as
to got any marine nows in those dull times.
—Thors was but little doing at the lumber market.
Only nix or seven cargoes arrived yesterday, all of
which were sold.
—Tho schr Arab Is at MUlor’a dry-dock receiving an
overhauling.
—The bargs Alert Is also repairing at Miller Broth
ers’.
—Business Is pottlag duller every tiny, and but few
vessels can obtain charters at roamuorativo rates. To
tho largo number of vessels Hint have lately been laid
up, the barge J. 8. Jtowhouso, and tho aciir 11. U. Moore
must bo added. These- vessels havo been pljlug bo
woon this city and Muskegon.
—There was another taro ni tho Port Wayne Railroad
bridge yesterday, delaying the trains for over au hour.
.In tUts instance Hatbomssler gtowart f fl (p \>latno.
Mr. Stewart was also to blame for the accident
at the lower railroad bridge day before
yesterday, ho having charge of that part of tho Bouth
Branch lying between Twelfth and Twenty-second
streets. . Harbormaster Brown was merely responsi
ble for (ho Jam At Madison street bridge day before
yesterday, he having charge of tho South Branch,
■ from Lake to Twelfth street.
—Tho prop Philadelphia has received n now cranlc
pin, and sho started for Buffalo yesterday.
XLBSWIIERS.
The United States steamer Michigan la about to
make a cruise to ports on Lake Superior.
—The schr Qiluerslooro. which collided in St. Clair
Flats Canal last week with the schra Bablncau and
Gaudrr, hot been libeled for the damages caused by
tho collision, ,
—A white bark of canal size is reported dismasted
.off Lexington, Lake Huron. Kamo not ascertained.
—A rumor prevailed at Erlo Saturday that the schr
Bunnyshlo, light, hod cupelzod off that port on tho
day previous, and Bover&l of tho crow ' loatlholr lives.
—The tug Joraoy, from I’orl Bowen, with a raft of
logs in tow for Tonawamla, lost hor tow when off
Gravelly Day, Lake Erie. Tho loss to tho tug in tow
age, in coao tho raft la not recovered, will amount to
SI,OOO, ,
—Tho tag Mystic lost a raft belonging to Perry & Co.,
of TValska Bay, loat Sunday, In Whltoflsh Bay, Lako
Superior. Tho raft contained 11,31)0 logs, and, It js
■aid, waa not Insured, A portion of tho logs have been
picked up since.
. —Oapt. Littleton, of tho tug Pringle, reports seeing
last Saturday, in Centre Harbor,' about 0 miles nbovo
Baud Beacb,.a email schooner with about 130,000 foot
of lumber, ashore broadside on, aud pounding heavi
ly. Hor name could not bo ascertained.
—The Toledo Blade says that, owing to the decline.
In freights, tho Tug Association of that place 'has de
cided to low for whatever vessel Captains ore satlaflcd
to pay.
—Two tugs are said to bo out on tho lake since tho
morning of tho Olh, looking for town, and, up to 8 p.
m. of the Bth, wore unsuccessful in the effort.
—A telegram from St. Oathoriucs, dated July 7,
States that the acbr Louise, while going into Lock 21.
ran into the look-gates, carrying them away. Sho
then ran Into tho sclir la. 0, Upper, and broke hor
bock. The latter vessel is-now lying on the mltro-sIU
of tho lock. Great delay and trouble will bo caused m
clearing her out,
—The total number of vessels of all kinds which
entered Into tho district of Milwaukee during tho
month of Juno was 1,273; tonnage. 483.810; crows,
18,233. This number la mado up of 103 steamers, 810
propellers, and 600 sailing craft, The departures
during tho same period wore 1,233, of which ICO were
■steamers, SlO'propellers, and 760 sailing orolt: ton
nage, 406,120: crews, 19,251.
—The well-known Anchor Line, which has a
number of flint-class wood and Iron steamers on the
lakes, has lately introduced a few (doom barges .with
ton’s, which render service in the lumber trade.
Among others may bo mentioned the B. Prindlvlllc,
Salina, and Olty of Port Huron, all of which servo os
consorts for other craft. Besides these there are sev
eral UrsUclau three-masted vessels of tho largest ton
nage, which are much of tho time consorted through
ihe lakes by one of tho largo steamers.
—lf the reports which not unfroquonUy come to
band aro true, there Is a good deal of recklessness dis
played on the pact of some of the larger steamers
which pass In and out of the rivers, and more es
pecially is the danger Incurred on tho route botweeu
Detroit and the mouth of the river. They oveu charge
that small sloomero as well os sail craft must keep
clear of their wake during tho night hours, as well as
in daylight, andtaake It a specialty, as it wore, to
steer direct for an approaching vessel until almost
upon thorn, and then by a narrow chance sheer by.
It is not Tung elnco that a small vessel was-run into by
such recklessness, the craft being partly broken up,
part of the crow, besides tho Captufu’fl wife and child,
bolug drowned. The complaint has become general,
and tho name of (ho boots thus offending hovo boon
given. — Ddroit free frees.
—Tho business of tho Sault Canal la larger this year
than over before. Tho following aro tho items for
June, 1674:
Tolls received ...13,617.73
Tonnage passed through .273,848 82-100
—Since tho opening of navigation there has passed
flown 600,-101 bushels wheat : 67,030 barrels flour; 142,*
637 tons ore; 0,808 tops pig Iron j 4,007 tons ingot cop*
per; 1,400 tops mass copper; SOU tons silver oro; 10.*
410 half barrels flah, There passed up 21,200 tons coal.
Those oro tho heavier items, but of course do not In*
elude all the business passing through tho canal.
—Tho handsome ana very largo now grain vessel (he
D. E. Hailey, built at (ho yard of Halley Brothers, of
Toledo, which was launched several weeks ago, Is now
ready for business, having been completed last Friday,
Tho D. E. Halley was built for Messrs. C. J, King or
Toledo, and Muugor, Tuttle, it Graves of Genera, 0..
for tho gmin*carrylng trade, and is one of the largest
vessels on tho lakes, Bor dimensions are as follows:
Length of hod, IDQ foot I actual length of deck, 200
foot s breadth, 80 foot, ana depth, 11>< foot. She cost
Hbout fOQ,OOO.
AMUSEMENTS.
THE ACADEMY,
Tho theatres still continue to hold out in a
nerveless way against tbo heat. Mr. W. Hoskins
decided that noting at tho Academy of Music la
a perpetual perspiration and to miserable houses,
with a still more miserable company to support
him, is a mistake. He therefore offered Mosers.
Ed Gardner and John Muir to let the remainder
pf the week go, which was done. Tbo tempo
rary management have put in George Daven
port, tbo woll-kuown comedian, and are playing
Irish pieces, Monday night the Yokes Family
will open for a week. A hearty effort is making
to give Air. Fred Yokes a complimentary benefit
some day next week.
m’vicker’s theatre.
Tho Lingard combination and, MoYickor’s
company together aco playing in “La Touta
tion." To-night is tho last but ono of tbo port,*
formanco. It is, moreover, Mr. Lingard’a
benefit night, upon -which occasion ho will give
Eomo of lua noted sketches, as follows: “Col.
•lautagouot,” “Fivo Timoa a Wife,” “Tho
frenchman's Blunder,” “ Tenor and Baritone,”
“IShouldn'tLiketoSay,” “ Old Muddlobrnin,”
and “A Colehratod Politician." Tho following
Imporaonatioue will be given s King William of
Ti'twln, Edwin Forrest, tbo Stiah of Persia,
Emporor of Austria, U. 8. Grant, and Horace
Groeloy. Mr. Linpard’a success ini these im
personations la well known, and several of tbo
Bkotohw ftvp new,
PKIIfIONAL,
Billy Bioo and party leave the city to-day
for Ban Francisco.
Charles Fochior, with Hiss Lizzie Price, and
Ida agent, Mr, Millars, arrived in town yostorday
from Omaha on route for Now York. Hr. Feeb
ler has boon ailing ever since tho conclusion of
jiis Ban Francisco engagement, Tho party is
resting at the Tromont House.
Tho Sunday afternoon train for New York via
tho Michigan Central will carry from Chicago an
unusually large party of theatrical people.
Among them will bo tho Llngarda, W. Hoskins
and who (Miss Colville), Mca. D, tt, Allan, Mrs.
Btonoall, and Hiss Emma Marble, of MoYickor’s
Theatre. Tho last uamoa ladies will bo glad of
a change after a year's steady work at tho
theatre, which to-morrow night will Uayo been
open forty-ulpo weeks.
pakm nv itooNxianr,
There seems to bo an impression abroad that
the preparations for tbo coming convention of
photographers at tho Exposition Building will
in some way Interfere with tho exhibition’ of
Paris by Night. Huoh is not tho case, and no
puo need stay away from the building because of
a fear that they cannot sea tho groat painting lu
Its entirety, it la to bo seen every afternoon
and evening.
• —This warm weather Is not favorable to tho
recovery of tho burned, fingerless, armless, and
eyeless celobralors, young and old, of tho
glorious Fourth, It ought to bo hold over until
pocembor.
ADA STREET CHURCH.
The Trustees Called upon to Appear
Ju Court Monday.
Wonderful Statements of the Peti
tion Filed by Garland.
Continuation of the Brown Trial.
TOT QtTO WARRANTO GRANTED.
At tbo Instanoo of O. J. Doatty, Esq., attorney
for Obarlos Garland, an ox-Tnistoo of tbo Ada
Street Methodist Ohurcb, tbo Btoto’e Attorney
yesterday filed a petition In tbo Criminal Court
for a writ of quo warranto against tbo present
Board of Trustees, and tbo unpleasant imbroglio
will, In all probability, bo Investigated la the
courts, Tbo following 1b a full abstract of
THE PETITION:
. Tbo potltionor roproaonlo that bo Is a member
In good standing of tbo Ada Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, and bas been for tbo loot
nineteen years, and oubjoot tw tbo discipline
and local jurisdiction tboroof, and that .said
oburoh is, and bas boon for tbo last ton years, a
corporation croSlcd by tko authority of the State
of Illinois, and having a.Board of Trustees and
other officer*, pursuant to tbo provisions of itbe
statute In such eases mado and provided.
Tbo petition further avers that tho office of
Trustee in said cbnroh is one of
GREAT TRUST AND PROMINENCE,
touching tho government and affairs of said cor
poration, and tho administration of tho temporal
and financial concerns of tho said church.
Ho further states that, a vacancy having oc
curred In said Board of Trustees, and It having
become necessary to fill sold vacancy, and oleot
a Trustee for that purpose, tho relator was, on
or about tho Ist day of August, 1670,
LAWFULLY ELECTED AND QUALIFIED
as one of tho Trustees of tho church, and, as a
member of cald Board of Trustees, tho relator
accepted, and held, and executed said office up
to the present time, and has never bean in any
manner legally or properly removed from said
office, and that ho has not resigned or forfeited
tho same, and ho is now, as bo verily believes,
lawfully entitled to use and exorcise said office,
and in tho duo and'propor exorcise of tho aamo.
He further avers that, according to tho rules,'
regulations, customs, and usages of said church,
there is, and of right ought to bo,
AN ANNUAL ELECTION
for members of the Hoard of Trustees, in tbo
month of March of each year, and if no Board la
elected in March then tbo members of tho acting
Board hold over for another year and retain
their respective ofllooa respectively, until tho
month of March next following, and until their
succoßHors oro olootod and qualified.
Ho assorts that there was no election of True*
tees held In tho church in March, 1874, and that
the noting Trustees hold over, and wore entitled
to retain their positions for the ensuing year,
and that according to tho rales, regulations, on a
customs of said church, tho ofßco of Trustee is
only an annual one, and no person can bo law
fully elected for more than ono yoar, and that
tho discipline and laws of said church expressly
provide that tho Trustees shall bo oicoto'd in tho
samo manner as State and comity officers.
Under tho rules of tho church each Trustee
shall bo
NOMINATED S7 A MALE MEUDED
of the church, and elected by ballot by tbo male
members, ana tho female members cannot, and
are not allowed, to voto for said Trustees, or for
any other officer of said church, and that men
only are allowed to vote for any purpose.*,
By the law and discipline of the church, not
more than nine nor loss than throe Trustees
shall bo elected, to servo for ono year, or until
(heir successors are elected and qualified.
Tho petitioner avers that on the 27th of May.
last ono \V. 0, Bandy, whom
000 IN Ills INSCnUTABLE WISDOM
has permitted to ourso said church with his
ministration os pastor thereof since Sep
tember, 1873, called a mooting of his parti
sans to assemble at tho church, and caused
himself to bo made , chairman of said mooting,
and said Bandy then arbitrarily and unlawfully
appointed a committee of five persona to select
duo Trustees, and said Bandy, regardless of tho
laws and usages of the church, then and thoro
Instructed said Committee in a sort of political
speech to select nine Trustees for tho church,
throe of them to servo for tbo period of throe
years, throe for two years, ana throe for one
year. Tho said Committee, being so wrongfully
and wickedly instructed, did then and there
select Mine Trustees, ns follows i Absalom B.
Moore, Henry Crippen, andEbonozor Jomiiuga to
servo for throe years; John Braldwood, James
X*. Pattison, and J. B. Fulton to serve for two
years; and Charles Palmer, Jesse Graven, and
Samuel Brown for ono year, and upon such
selection being made by the said Committee, the
sold Bandy also falsely and wrongfully
INSTRUCTED THE WOMEN
and female members present to vole -for said
niuo persons so selected, and stated that they
were tho persons to bo voted for os Trustees,
and thereupon all the fomalo members thou
present voted for tho said persons, as instmoled
so to do by Dandy, and ho, Dandy, then declared
said nine poisons duly olootod as Trustees of tho
ohuroh, and no written or printed notice of said
election was given, posted or published.
THE PETITIONER FURTHER AVERS
that tho*aotious and conduct of said Dandy ut
terly prevented a fair ami free oloolion of Trus
tees at said mooting, and caused to bo selected
partisans and admirers of himself, who would
tie in favor of retaualngthim another Confotonco-
Sear as pastor of said church, and
jat Lis conduct iu the promises was diroctod to
that end, and for that purpose, and was and la
destructive of good morals, order, and dcoonoy
iu the church.
The petitioner states that there wore only four
vacancies in tbo Board of Trustees on tho 27th
of May last, when said
PRETENDED ELECTION AND DISGUSTING TIIOOEED-
wore bold by said Dandy and his partisans, and
that uo legal election could be hold for moro
than four Trustoos.uutil March, 1875, as no gen
eral election could bo hold until that time.
Ho declares that tho election of nino Trustees
was fraudulent and illegal, and a grievous fraud
and oppression upon tho rights and interests of
the members of said church, and that said elec
tion, engineered and conducted iu tho manner
aforesaid, was, and is, utterly Illegal and void,
and that said nine persons wore voted for by
women and elected by female votes.
Tho petitioner further sots forth that
THE SAID NINE PERSONS
above named have unlawfully taken upon them
selves the duties of Trustees, and have unlaw
fully usurped and intruded into said office, and
now unlawfully aad fraudulently exorcise the
functions aud duties of tho same, and now un
lawfully hold and execute said office,!and un
lawfully proclaim themselves as tho Board of
Trustees.
Tboroforo, tbo potiiloner, at tho instanoo of 4
tbo relator, prays that tho said Henry Cribbou,
Absalom B. Mooro, Ebouczor Jonniugs, John
Braldwood, James L, PatUson, J. 8. Fulton.
Charles Palmer, Josso Craven, and Samuel
Brown, bo made defendants heroin, and that Ilia
Honor will grant leave to tbo petitioner to flio
an information iq tho uaturo of a
quo warranto, in tho namo of "tho Pooplo
of theßtato oi Illinois, against said defendants,
and that process Issue out of tho Court to com
pel said defendants to answer by plea or other*
wise, by a short day, to bo fixed by his Honor*
Judge Foxwoll ontorod
TJIK FOLLOWINQ ORDER
immediately after thoroadlug of tho petition *,
People ox roJ, Thomaa 0. Garland vs. Henry Orlbhcn,
John braldwood, libouozor Jenuinna, James L. PutU
sou, J. L* Fulton, Charles Palmer, Jeaao Oravou, Sam
uel Drown. Upon reading and filing tho petition and
affidavit of Thomaa 0. Garland, the rolutor herein,
and on motion of Charles H. Rood, Stalt’a Attorney,
It In ordered by the Court that tho respondents, Henry
Crlbbon, John Braldwood, Rbcnozor Jouulucs, James
jj, palUaou, J. L. Fulton, CUwlca Palmer, Jtmo
Craven, Samuel Drown, show cause before tide Court,
on Monday morning next, July 111, A. D. Wli, why nu
lufornmUoa in the nature of a quo warranto should
not bo tiled against them in this cause.
THE IRA BROWN TRIAL.
The trial of Ira Brown, Trustee of the Ada
Btroot Methodist Church, charged with offences
against his pastor and people; was continued
lost evening. There ms a good audlouoa lu
attendance, tho proportion being about two to
ouo in favor of tho ladies. Thoro was some
delay because of the absence of a member, but
tho Chairman finally made tho tiding that, as a
majority of tho Oommittoo would decide tho
ease, a majority was competent to hoar it, so tho
trial prooeoded.
MORE TEBTHIONY.
John Braldwood was called, and oharge first,
rotating to Brown's alleged offer to asstimo tho
debt, was read. Iu reply to a question, tho wit-
‘THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1874,
2ff5n55'9 Drown lind told him ho liod
SIIO,OOO In bank.
.. J®* l ® Doran B*ldbo was at the official mooting
tho diUof May. Dr. Dandy woo angry. Tbo
Chairman interrupted tbo witness to remind
bun that Dr. Dandy was not on trial. Drown
flam bo would soil tbo notes of tbo church In or
der to embarrass tbo ohuccU and the preacher.
Samuel I’olkoy was recalled. Thin wltnoao
bad Bunostod that bo bad an affair to explain
wliiob bapnoued under tbo pastorale of tbo ilov.
Mr. Strowbrldgo. Tbo Chairman objected to go
big into Ibis subject, as being irrelevant. Tbo
uolonso slnlcd an imputation bad boon cast'
upon bln client, tbo newspapers bad mentioned
It, and bo wanted tbo witness to 101 l tbo wbolo
6 .}V . 0 was compromised by striking
out tbo former testimony. Tbo lottor referred
to ns containing opltbots and signed “Brown”
was addrouaod to Commons and Dost.
ii “* 9; 'f°^ Dao 1 11 wos called to testify relating to
article lu tbo nowapopors of May 0. 110
said that Drown had furnished him tbo items of
wluou it was made ftp. It was at Brown’s office
that tbo matter was furnished, and by blasollclta-
Col. Moore testified that bo bad mot Drown
tbo day after tbo article bad oppoarod In tbo pa-
P®fß| uod bo said that tbo papers bad got some
of tbo foots of him, but baa mado more of tbo
subject than had been told.
John Doran was recalled, and aald bo mot
Brown after tbo publication of tbo articles iu
tbo papers, and bo said bo did not dictate them
to tbo reporters.
H. 0, Johnson was recalled and said ho went
to Drown b office at bis solicitation. 110 sent
word to tbo office, and bo wont tboro to boar
wbat bo bad to Bay, and look it down.
Mr. Cook, of tho Times, was called for but
a l'l )oar * Tbo articles from The Tribune
and Times wore rood. Tbo hour having arrived
tuo benediction waa pronounced, and tbo meet
ing adjourned to tbla evening at 7:-15 o’clock.
. TUB QUO WARRANTO.
At tbo close of tho mooting a quo warranto
was served on tbo Trustees of tho church on the
relation of Thomas 0. Garland, requiring tho
Trustees to appear boforo tbo Criminal Court on
Monday next.
A SBtALIi BOW.
At tho close of tho mooting a hoy of 10 years
of ago, by tho name of George Haines, conduct
ed himself in a disgraceful manner, and drew a
knife on the private policeman who attempted
to put him out. Ho was not arrested.
CORRESPONDENCE.
SMOKING ON BTREET-OaliS.
To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune ;
Sm : I am a victim of a soulless institution,
and if I can sayanything to prevent others from
a Him wretched state permit mo to do so. While
X, la common with others, enjoy some benefit
from that institution known as “ Tho Chicago
City Ballway,” I have yot somo charges to make
against it, which seem to mo are well founded.
At this season of tho year, and particularly ia
such hot weather, tho only comfortable car the
Company offers us is an open one, but this, I
venture to assort, is made disagreeable and
almost intolerable to a largo portion of passen
gers by allowing the other passengers to smoko.
By a custom which scorns to mo to bo
infamous passengers are permitted to smoko
on tho throe hook seats. Now it so happens that
half tho time tho wind Is in such a direction as
to carry tho smoko of those fifteen to thirty
smokers into tho faces of tho other passengers,
which, to those who do not smoko, is certainly
very disagreeable, to soy tho least. Tho liberty
granted by tho Company is taken advantage of
too many times, and passengers not unfroquent-
Jy sit in any part of the car and smoko, and my
observations havo generally boon that men who
take advantage of this liberty are not very par
ticular* as to tho quality of their cigars, which
are generally of the worst manufacture. For
Coo, 1 think that smoking on stroot-cars is an
Imposition on tho part of passengers, and a dis
regard of people's rights on the part of the man
agers of tho Company.
Thorn ore other defects in tho management of
this institution that wo aro obliged to overlook
at present, one of which is worthy of note, and
that is in using balky horses. There is not a
day but what tho streets become blockaded to
some extent from tho use of thoao balky
horses, and mot (infrequently aro they
the moans of accidents lu our crowd
ed thoroughfares, I was riding yesterday
in a State and Madison street car which,
in passing another car to which was attached
one of tboso bailey teams, managed in somo way
to run tho tongue of one cor into tho window of
tho one I was sitting in. IVo managed to got
out without broken tlimba, but,lmd somo
badly bruised, and it was no fault of tho drivers
or balky horses that wo wore not more severely
hurt. Louis Hadley.
OmoAGo, July 8.
GAB-WELLS.
To the Editor of The Chicago 'J'ribune:
Bm j I naw by Sundav’s Tribune that gas had
been discovered by boring at South Chicago,
why may not tho city bo supplied with natural
gas from beneath, that is bettor than anything
we now have, as well as other places, Frodonio
has been &o supplied from one of these under
ground reservoirs for tho pant lifty years. It
was first discovered thoro by William A. Hart in
digging a well,and horo Is a reminiscence showing
what tho Company know about gas. They wore
to supply tho Dunkirk lighthouse with itt after 2
miles of pipe had been laid to thot oud, U was sug
gested by some cautious one to atop and test the
enterprise, and eoo if it would burn that far
away, which idea was 'considered safe, and so
noted upon by lotting tho gas in tho pipo ; but
disappointment was the result, for, after tho
burning of rubbish all of one day at the ond of
tho pipe, they failed to discover tho presence of
any gas, or oven the atnoll of it.
Now, It was down hill all tho way from Fro
doeia to Dunkirk, and why tho gas did not run
that way, was a mystery so atunuiog in its effect
os to stop tho work until sorao scientist could bo
consulted in tho interest of tho work. Subao
cmoutly,' however, when the Company learned
that gas was so unlike water ns to require a
pressure to make it run down hill, the light
house enterprise was abandoned, but tho ditch
remained.
After this tbo gas was supplied to consumers
at $4 a year for oaoh light, while the supply ia ns
good now as it over was. Tbo gas is odorless,
and corresponds with the description of that first
alluded to, and is also one of tho natural won
ders that is Hoon'oud talked about by all strangers
when visiting that beautiful Tillage* . 0.
Cuioioo, July 9,1874.
To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune:
Sni: In your issue of the Oth a correspond
ent suggests that my former article is "a little
fanciful, 1 ’ because tho article roads that gas has
boon used for fuel for the manufacture of salt
iu Ohio for thousands of years. Idld not write
Ohio, but* I did write Oxiina. Hue and other
writers are sufficient authority as to the correct
ness of tho statement. It Is a very easy matter
for a person accustomed to reading manuscript
to understand how a printer, working on strongo
copy, should make the mistake, and a moment's
thought, to a thinking person, ought to bo suffi
cient to detect tho error. A. J. Pinch.
Chicago, July 9, -***<
VIOLATION OP THE FIRE ORDINANCE.
To iht Kdiior of The Chicago Tribune:
Biu: Tho attention of tbo Fire Warden of
the West Division baa boon oallod to a violation
of tbo Firo ordinance on the following property,
and no attention has been paid to it: On tlio
porth side of Warren avenue, tho second lot
west of Leavitt street, tbo finishing touches nro
now being put on a frame bam. It iapoaslblo
that tho Firo Warden has overlooked this struct
uro because It is owned by on ofllclal, and, of
course, a politician. ***
, OmoAoo, July 0, UVU,
MACHINERY.
TpOn V BALK^^IfORSiTkNOH^^
X’ pump, force jiumii, ami nil ounnuotloi'a In lint
class running order; will bo sold Tory low. Inquire No. 11
South BUto-it. T. U. iiSTKJJ.
Inou loiio POUTAULU UNGINK,
* Price, IBOttcMli. DYKU. LAMRAGQ.
CEOONDJIAND MAOHINRUY WANTED—BRILLS,
17 planers. punches, shears, and lathes. Address
GAULT, Hint, A CO.. Rookford, 111., P. O. Pox tH3.
15LANIN0 MAOIHNIiUY YOU BALK OilltAP.
. HnatßOldhoforeatnrlTateeAle. will sell Saturday at
augtlun. HARRISON.*- lIuOKWKLL A WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers, 2tH uod g(Jg Ks«t Mndlann-st.
building material.
ANDKRHON’S LIMJfi WORKS, NORTH WATRU
st., North Pier, the best lime iu this market at 65
cents per hrl at tho mini, cmli.
171011 HALK—THK IRON ROOF OP THK COURT.
J.’ Homo, tho .lull, complete or In parts, at rmiulrod}
iron glrdotsauJ columns, the oornitfnted iron eomiitf, a
Arqo quantity of I bjom Iron, lu aud 15 inches wldo.
Also hrloke, well oloanod, and rubble stone, at iirloos
and In •jnantlUoitoeuit partiesbnlmlotf. Apply toTIIOS.
MUSICAL.
ANISW $375 MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN. ALL
latent Improvements, stops and awoll, elegant roso
wood ease with mouldings, for sale at SUo. Residence,
MO Mlohlaan-av.
IiAHOAINH IN OUUANB-HKVKUAt. MAKKS A'f
X> lull price, Seat now planoa rented i rent allowed on
imrolmsoi JmsMt prices; perfect satisfaction uuataulood.
g Had bO Van Huron-at.; near State. U. it, MATHEWS
TpOlt BM.K—LOW, FOR OABH, A NHW AND IN
X' ovonr way first-class piano, having ull latest Improve
ments, fully warranted, at SMI Oak>it,
QKCdNSIIANp PIANOS FOR SALK AND FOR
tJ roatftt wrnally rodu.oo<l rat«»| one aoml plane, rose
wood cave, full lone, fur sl7s] ono do lor 41305 one up.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
■J7OU RALE—BY O. 8. 11UDHARD, JR., 1M WASH-
X lngton-Bt. ,
"" ,10 ””° , " ,lldl ”'*
Impnivwl rosbltmoo property in the West Division.
, A vatuabta property for subdivision on Ogdou-av.. near
Western.
Aoro proporly adjoining Cranford Station and at Haw
tnornn.
Ratios looking for desirable pmnorly of any kind at low
prices will do well to give mo a nail. .
«. S. HUBBARD, Jp.,
- at.
7?ou bale-choice residi/ncIT lots ad
j; jolnliiß Ronlh city limits, on Onkwoid himlovard and
Rtfan av. Low jtrlues, long time, email cash payment.
Dull tor a i*lab. These l<»la are obolco, oboap, and beautl
fnl. Iho location la unrivaled. and now la the bout time
tlmtwlU over bo presented b> buy at a bargain ono op
more of those lino nti, Titlo porfoct. Fonnw-broknrn
will ploaso noilco, J. JCBALVB tVAIIUBN, is'bboinbor
of Conmioroo.
FOR R r\LQ*-M ON EYED MEN ATTICNTION-nAß
gntn for wmi; one. Elrgaut corner, 118 foot, on
/taams-sh, with buildings (near Sohullor's) j otio-lhlrd
down. Mako fair offer If you oxpoottt. GOODWILLIE.
real estate, 49 Marknt-at. *
T?OR RALIwSRVEHAL NEW OCTAGON-FRONT
X brick homes, near Lincoln Farit, on very onsy terms s
10 rooms each, hot and cold water, both.otc. j oast fronts.
C. H. WALLER, 18 Htyau Block.
T?% 1 BAIf “SKVI-JUAL FINE NEW COTTAGES ON
X 1 Won. bideion monthly payments, convenient to horto-
Oars. Q. B. ORIFI’IN, Ilt'lfenst AladUun-st.
FOR BAIJS-AT A dkoided IIAROAIN-BTONE
front residence 1113 Mlolilgan-av., in thorough otdort
la rooms, furnace, and all modern Improvements.
SAWt-fflpO ANNUALLY UNTIL I»AID FOR-
X Chnlco bd. ThUtortulh-st,, near AsbUnd-av. Dooldo
at o n co. OQODWIL LIH, Ileal Estate, 49 MarVot-st.
X I foot on Ontarlo-st., near Market, paying a
good rental; ’5 na 0h10.8t.. nonr Market, with
linprovomunta. SNYDER & LEE, Real Estate, li Nix
on Building,
F’ ’ RALq-SLCOO, RASY TERMS, WILL fIUY A.
benntlfu) 9-slory and bnsoment brlok house and lot
in.too best residence portion of South Rldo. near the
lake. Address OWNER, Room U, Iwj Fifth-nv.
pOR HALE- (0 FKKT ON MIUIIIGAN-AVNEAR
ui J l ; rt, u ', nt much bolow tbo markot valuo.
URNRY h. HILL, 85 Washlnglon-at.
TjSpH {ULK-OJI RENT WrnrFixTURKS-LAitGE
J. 1 brick olHco finely furnlaliorl* with lease! 8 lotso fora
tormofyonrs. 418 South CanaLst., lino location fora
lumbar or coat-yard. Inqolro at 176 South Cauabst.
pIOR HALE-LoVcO KURT BY'I3O'TO AN'IILrYoN
J- Wnbnsli-nr., cast front, between Munroo and Ad
ams-sts., bounded north by A. 11. Miller’s Jewelry store.
Is offered at a .groat bargain, or will exchange fur rosl
iloiioo on South Side. Address, I>B. JUSTIN lIAYHB.
128 oahmiot-av, .
WOK SALIQtM Wtu, jiuv tT, WOO DOWN, NUAT
X collage mid cheap ground lease, Park-av., near West
ern idecldudbargain. OOODWILHIC, Ileal Estate. 40
Mnrhet-at. .
FOR SALE - EASY. MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
cholco colleges and largo lots on West fluron-st.,
between Lincoln and Robey j very desirable. 8. T. KINO,
113 Dcarborn-st.
FRET WITH IMPROVEMENTS;
JL' IHThlrd-av. SNYDKR A LBR, II Nixon Build
ing, northeast corner Mnnmn and LnSall»-*ta.
SUBURBAN KEAI* ESTATE.
TTIOR SALK—SEVERAL GlltUP LOTS ON EASY
A’ terms at Hyde Park.
SCxlB7 foot on Monroo-sU, near Flfty-olgbth.
WxIM feet on Mndlson-st., nonr Fifty-fifth.
4U*UiO (uotwu JofforvoQ'Qt,, near Fifty-third.
70x161 foot on Stony Island boulevard, corner of Savant?-
fiffh-st. ’
SWsHa feet on Greenwood-av., near Plfty-fonrth-it.
will sell them on long time; smalppaymont down,
balance to suit on monthly, quarterly, and annual nay
monte. ULUiOJI A ROND,
_ 87 Doarbotn-gU
T?OH BALB-LAWN DALE—3 NEW COTTAGES
X and lots, on St. Louli-ar. and Twonty-socond-st.,
noar the dqttet. Lake wvtor In tho bouses. Baer pay*
niontfl. 8N VI)liR A LEE, Real Estate Agents, 14 Nuoo
Building.
J?OR SALIC—OH EXCHANGE FOR FARM-865
' foot tt Irving Park. SNYDER * LEE, Real UaUto
Agonis, U Nixon Building. '
X' Park and tho bonlovnnli high ground, streets troll
walor, only $350; now ia tho llmotolmy. Q.
D. QUU' I'IN, 133 MaOlaun-at.
IJIGR SALE—EXTRAORDINARY opportunity
X’ for cosh, ono of tbo finest reaidoncoa in this town of
Hyno Park: Two-story frame. I\rooms, with lot 60i150,
two-etory barn, fruit trees and flowers of all klads.sUa
stodoa Madlflon-nr., botwoou Fifty-eighth and Fifty
ntatn-ste. Address li 64, Tribune ouioo, or see owner on
promises,
IROII SATfiC-SIOO WILL DUV A LOT AT PARK
X' Ridge, 815 down and $5 a month until paid; ouo
block from depots property shown free. Ghoopoat prop
erty In market, IRA DROWN. H2 LaSallo-at., Room 3.
T?OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR IOWA LAND,
x' lota (clear) in South Chicago, 925,000 In stock, and
half Interest tuloaso of valuable property. Property on
boat residence street in Toledo, Ohio, for OUlcapo prop*
Jrty. harms for oily property. No. 80 LaSalle-st,,
loom 8*
F“ OR SALE—EVANSTON LOTS AND BLOCKS.
Good bargains offered in choice property; money
leaned parties who will build: bouses for said on monthly
payments: parties taken to sea tho property: call for
plat. JOHN OULVh.II, southwest corner Oiark and
Wnsblngton-ats.
TpOR BALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
A 1 city property—loo acres of very choice property near
Labs Forrest. Apply to U. J. GOODRICH, 125 Dear'
uoru-st..
TjiOß SALE-LAiIQB AND SMALL TRACTS IN
J.' Hydo Park, Cornell, Englewood, South Obioago and
Thornton, by U. J. OOODUIOII, 125 Doatbormst.
FOR SALE—A FINELY IMPROVED PLACE OP
M noror, with good buildings, and 25 acres of timber
at Hinsdale. Q. 8. HUBBARD, JR., 168 Washing-,
ton-at. 1 . .
I'jibn sALn-on KxoH.iNaE-stmtjnnAN nnsi.
’ denoo, within an hour's rldo of city, for city residence
prrnmrly: >HIJ irtyo good trade. YVIuLIttTON & GAR
LICK. 1,1 LaSallo-et.
P' OR BALE-OR EXCHANGE—TEN ACRES NEAR
Lawndale; llrat-olass property for subdivision; if an
exchange. want residence on West Side. WILLISTON
ii GARLIQK, 171 LaSallo-nt.
For salvor tradr-for city improved
proparty, a residence In Englewood; good enough
for any 000. The Rook Island Railroad stop all trains
within 200 fool. Tho property Is fully Imnroml and cuo
of tho finest locations in Emriowood. Lot 166x1115. In-
T. O. KSTKR.
COUNTBY RSAI* ESTATE.
F)R HALB-OHEAP-AN KLEOANT NEW TWO
etory Milwaukee brick house, handsomely furnished,'
on fitaio-st,, Wunkogun, Tonna to suit purchaser. For
particulars Inquire of otmortm tho promises, or O. S.
LINCOLN, Wnnksgan. Hi. *
BEAIi ESTATE WANTED.
WANTHD-ILLINOIS FARM, 63.000 TO $5,000, AS
first pnymont on huuoos W6 and W3 North Clark*Bl.,
worth jjio.W/j. Apply Room 11, 125 South Clark-st.
\WANTEb-RBBlDjJNaifi SOUTH OF TWENTY
_* f sticnnd-at., oaat of Wabash, and north of Thirty
bitb-st;. nottuoxooodso,o(W. Address for three days if
40, frtbuno oitioo.
WANTED— A GOOD BIUOK HOUSE OR BRIOK
basement and frarao, botv.oan Twenty-second and
mtt paym °° t - KM ° B
\v ANTED—COTTAGE 8 TO 8 ROOMS; PAY ONE
-1 • fourth cash. Lalnnoo Cornell lots and personal prop
erty: no Incumbrance. K. A. McOLELLAN, 6fl East
Madison-st.. basomont.
Wanted-ijoush and lot, worth about
$7,00(1. west of Sangamon-st. and south of Wash
lW9"r °f Van Huron and oaat of Ashland-av. J.
H, KEELER, 146 o}ark-Bt.
WANTED-A RESIDENCE UPON ONE OF THE
avenues, worth from $16,100 to *20,000, for which
nu cash will bo paid. HENRY W. OIiIPMAN, 163 Mon.
roo-Bt. ’
WANTED-A LOT OU HOIIHB AND LOT ON
» T Mlohlgan-av., lake front. Will nay all cash if made
an object. LEVI WING A 00., 67 Deathoro-at.
BUSINESS CHANCES,
A RARE CHANCE TO BUY A FINE LIVERY
stock on reasonable torms, doing a good business, 60
boarders; terms, part cash and balance on time. Good
reasons for selling. Call or addteat A. EATON, S3 and
ill East Adams-st.
A FIRST-CLASS SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP,
with or without stock. Call and boo. 820 South Oa
nai-at.
A NICELY' FITTED UP SALOON, WITH FlX
turoa n«d pool tables, for sale, cheap, at frill Hlate st.
fHOAU AND TODACUO STORE YVILL BE SOLD AT
ftßaorlllcolf taken immodlatolf, sal am obtlgod to
loavojtho city ou oth«r buotnenu. 4w}9 South ntato st.
AND Ffxf UlliilS FOUsTLIiTuiIiCAP?
W Railroad-track In yard. Also, at loss {ban one-half
price, 7-toii and 4-ton jdatfunu-aoales, besides those in
yard. O. R. RUKUIAM, Room 7, ISODoatbotn-at.
iVnyo store for balii-in a good looa-
J /Ron, with wuil oatnblUhod business, custom partly
German; val»osa,6(X). Address K76, Tribune nihoo.
I? ROMif 1U TO #6OPKkDAY OAN HI3 MADE WITH
-L' tho Oils Patent Woll Au/for. Territory for Bala or
pxohansoin Lake, McHenry. Will, and Grumly Counting,
gong gamp Q J. WINBIIIP, Norwood
XX at lO North Olark-at. .adjoining tho County Court*
lltmao; \ory reasonable. inuulro nt tho place.
TAPPANNKUY FOR HALE; IH DOING A l-TUHT
u rate ImeUiois; one of tho best opportunities In the city.
Ciond reusuua for gelling, ltd South I)oaphduoß-Bt.
SALOON FOR SALR-OIIKAP—LIORNaK, LISABR,
Uxluroß. Good paying custom. MATT'S PLAOIi,
iad BaufU CUrk-at.
OALOOfT AN!) TOUAOOO BTOUB ATTACHED,
O with lease, in one of the lending thoroughfares of the
mty, for jmlo, cheap, tho proprietors retiring from bind*
emu. Addicaa J tfj, Tribune olUco.
rilllK RUST MEAT AND vkgktarlh market,
J. with horeo and wagon, tu tho city, doing if !ftl u day.
A6o sVbou A*oto”rk hi** °° ld Rt * wrgaln, THOMAS
'TuiE WELL-KNOWN NO. 1 HAMPER ROOM.
X called tho Marble Pillar, 165 East Uamlolph-st,, two
doom west of (looby's Theatre. feraalc, (he owner with*
inn to devote himaett exoludvely to bin coal ImsluoHß.
WKLL-LOOATUD. LONU-KBTAIILIsIIKD. GEN
ernl store, new In good running order, for mile.
Terms will bo made oaav and liberal to any party who
mean* business: none others used opnly. Roomi, 180
Uoarboni-Bt.
WILLUUV A HALF INTitIIRST IN ORN.
tjHJUU tool oaab bitalncti paying ijteo monthly. Gall
or ftddroasjli South Ulurk-»t., Room 2a.
cinnn-ooon man' huy an
OUUU Inturust in oldest and llnrnt paying buslnots li)
city. Ammo aeourity. Ufl \VnHhlngt«m»«>., Itnnm 6.
sewing machines.
•nOMUHTIU HEWING MAUIIINK-OITV’ HIUNOII
J J 011100, 172 and m Clark, up,atalvs. Maohhiee sold on
monthly p'm'ts. Sewing nlreu if desired. All kinds of
attsohmonta, oil, etc., at low prices. Machines repaired.
QINdKU HKWING MAOIIINK— PltlNOipAL OF-
O 1100 111 Stato-Bt. MucUldcb nuld on monthly paymentsi
10 per cent discount forcnali,
S' INOIHr OFFIOIC Ok A. J. AIKLOIUSUT, 216
South Hulstoil sl., city agent. Machines sold oil
monthly payments, rontotl, and reimlrod.
houVehoed gooos,
Anew and UANDhom: walnut PAUt.ouHim'
oarorod with iluoat ipudlty (orry t cost, sll-0 (for solo at
«;o. Anoik aiidmuthlo*lop*ldcbourd for $26, No. IH3
tluldgan-av.
li AUTIKH UIUPOHINO OF THHYu” FUWI f URIC.
X houaukoeping good*, plane*, sevthig innolijrica, or
other murehandUo should sou IlAltltliiON, ItOUiC.
WALL A WILLIAMS, m DU) Unit MadUso at.
TO RENT—HOUSES.
rRRNT-OOTTAOIC- OP B ROOMS, URBTOFRR*
pair, near Wostom-ftT. and to aged family.
S3O por month. Inquire of A. TRASK, CM wo«t Msdl*
■oa-st.
T* OWOT- A LARGE ROAUDINO-UOUBW OP
SO moms, with bar, fixtures, and barns oil togothsr,
orsoparalo. Inquire at 104 West Lako-st.
rro RENT—A SIX-ROOM COTTAGE IN noon OR.
X dors witter, oto. Nloo nolghbnrlinnd, No, 93 Davis
at, ftlft por month. T. O. iIILL, Room 4, Lakeside
Building. ___
fro RENT—iToufcß NO. fl! THIUTY-TH!UI)-HT., 11l
X rooms, with {untaco and barn, (n ported order and
repair. OKOHGK F. HAUDIAU, lIM Indiana-ar., or
Room 18, 15V MAnrao-st.
iUSNT~9!Xb-VEUY DESIRABLE COTTAGER,
West Ilimm-st., botwoen Unenln and Ruboyi oiool
lontnotgliboriiood. S. T» KINO, liaDonrborn-st., 13 to 9.
r RENT—NEAT COTTAGE, 7 ROOMS.
cheap to desirable tenant. 108 South Llncoln-st.
fPORENT-HOUSE NO. 100 THIRD-AV.. IBROOMfIt
X SfiOpnr months or will bo rented In flats. Apply nk
143 Olark-st., Room 6. J. L. CURTIS.
fjio RKNT-A COTTAGE OF FOUR NIOR ROOMS.
A . suitably arranged for housekeeping, newly painted
and oalotmiood; ono block south of Ilarrlson-st., Imlvroon
Loomis and Lnllln; rent, sl6 por month. Inquire at 15
I’lmn st., or 271 West Jnokaon-st.
nm RENT—AT YOUR OWN PRIOR, PLAIN
A boarding-houso. SO rooms, near llarrlson-st. and
FUth-av. GOODWILLIE, Real Estate, 4DMafkot-st.
. “ , Snbnrtmn.
mO RENT—OR FOR BALK-NKAR THE NORMAL
X school,, a neat cottage; largo lot. with barns rent sl7*
L. L. WOOD. Room 11. it? Olaric-st. * y
TO RENT—ROOMS.
mo RENT—TRR MOST ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
A. rooms In the oily, to gentlemen only: charges reason
able, 86 and 87 Dontborn-st., Room Ifl.
fro RENT—FURNISHED ROOM'S, CONNECTING
X oralnglo; onlyß mtnutea* walk fromStatp and MadU
son; oil conveniences. y>2K. Indiana, near Dearborn.
rro RENT—OIIBAP—6 ROOMS NICELY l-'URNISH-
X od, anltablo ferhousekooplng. 803 Dlvulon-st.; oars
by the door.
TO RRNT—FOUR ROOMS FOR IIOUSEICEEPING}
also 4-room cottage; all In good repair, nno block west
of Union Park; S3O per month. Collated Dcarborn-st..
Room 83.
rpo RKNT-74S WARASILAV.-A BUITKOFROOMB.
X ■ Including kitchen, sitting-room, and bedrooms, and
a nice basement \ihloh can housed fora summer kitchen:
tun whole is separate from tlio other homo, has water and
gas itemis Tory rosionablo. Tborolsaljoa front parlor
and sitting-room, furnished or unfurnished, to rout la
thosomo house.
TO liRNT-TO OKNTLFMRN—A FEW COOL,
-*• pleasant, first-class furnished rooms, building brlok,
ip-foot ceilings; modern improvements: over Fokin Tea
Company’s store, 87(1 Statc-st.
fro RENT—PRIV AT B FAMILY HAVE FRONT
J. corner room, wsll famished, for one or two gontlo*
r eon: brick house, 41 South Oarpontor et,, none Wash
agton.
TO RBNT-FURIiISIIKD ROOMfI AT THE THOMP-
House, 163 South Clark-at., Room D. Transient*
r PO RENT-153 EAST RANDOLPH-HT.-VERY PK-
X. sltftblo largo front rooms. Also, small rooms. Prices
reasonable.
NT—PLEASANT. AIRY ROOMS, FUR*
nlshod, nt 2&I and g(IS West Mudlson-pt.
rilO RENT—FURNISHftD ROOMS. NEWLY FUR.
-X nwhed, and has changed bands. 71 East Monroo-st.,
third lloor. 1
fro RENT-SEVERAL GOOD ROOMS ANl> OFFL
A OMInI Y. M. 10. A. Building. 148 Madlsoa-st. PHIL
IP MYERS A 00., Roomß, llßMndigon-st.
TO RENT-UPPER PART OP HOUSE 85 Twcnty-soo
ond-st, 818 per month.
TliO RluVr-FURkISIIED FRONT PARLOR TO 3
X gentleman or gentleman ami wife: olio a nice sido
room for two gents at $B ft week oaoh. mO South Grcon-st.
rRKNT-UHIUP tT,/lT Of SIX ROOMS'KIUIi
Jujydln*- llaa. nil modem convoaloaosa.
UUtiN JtiOUrUb, llootn 17, lt>o t>oarbom-at.
T~ O HR NI l I IAN XJ3 SMKI.YI' tl Hli 131 1 IE b lIOOMsT
*lngl(W>r onau|»o; boat location in tho city ami Jowoat
ronta. 161 South Olnrk-at., Hnom g.
TO RENT— • HANDHOMKf.Y YURNIfiIIEL
rooms, front and ronr. each oaltnble for one or two
gennomon, In a lino private homo; root reasonable. 870
Wabaeli-ar.
TO RENT—STORES. OFFICES. &o.
Stores.
rno rent-for saloon, billiard. grocery,
X or other business store, and dwelling, Wolls-st., near
Oak. very cheap; also sforo and dwelling. Si Uubol-st.,
near Sixteenth. GOODWILLIE, Real Estate, 43 Mat*
kot-et.
rpO RENT-89 LAKE-BT., UNDIIRTHE TBEMONT
X House, part of the store kept as a millinery store at
tho slue of tho ladled entrance. -It would raakoa lint*
class stand for a watchmaker, Jowollor, or oculist. In*
poire at the mllllnory store.
TO RENT-TIJE STORE AND HOUSE H2i WEST
Maalson-st., heretofore oeouptua by A, a. TJOwns A
Go. as o dry goods store. lugtilro at 833 WostMadison-st.
Miooollnnoons.
fro RENT-SALOON, AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
X cheap. Rost stand in the city. Reason for selling,
going to the country. Apply at 66 Wabonsla-av.
6 lirfNT—THE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE
Chicago Theatre; wilt scat 1,000. This cozy theatre
will be rented with or without sample-room attached. •
P. COLE A SON. 183 WosfMadlaon.sl.
BOARDING AND DODGING.
West Side.
I<> SOUTH BANQAMON-BT. -KIOELY-FUIU
XJJ nlshod rooms to rent, with board, to single gcntlo
men, or gentleman and wife. Tonna moderate.
QQ NORTH A DA-ST.—PLEASANT ROOMS, FUR
-o*7 nlflhod or unfurnished, with good board, In good
neighborhood; homo now, with modern conveniences:
torms moderate.
97*1 WEST JAOKSON-ST.-A FEW DAV-DOARD-
J-J I X on can bo accommodated ou very reasonable
terms.
970 WEST UANDOLPH-ST TO RENT, WITH
ilu board, a largo front parlor, furnished; also sin
gle gcntlcmoa.
South. Sido-
1 nn TETIRD-AV., NEAR UARRIfiON-ST., BRICK
J-UU house-Board for ladles or gentlemen,s4 to 65.60
por wook, with uso of piano. Day board, 61.
AAJ 7 WATJASH-AV.— TWO Et.EQANT ROOMS,
Xtr j ono back, wither without board.
■WAUABII-AV. —RUITK OF ROOMS ON
X\rpu parlor floor. Also, largo front alcove coouion
third door. Darn room If desired.
HotolH.
TCTKVADA HOTEL, 113 AND 160 WABARH-AV.,
J.> bolwocii Madison and Monroo-sts—First-olasa board.
$7 to 610 per week. Kouma without board $3 to 86 per
wook; transient day.
Couutrr.
A T EVANSTON, ILL-ONE COUPLE, WITHOUT
Jx children, or two gonts, can have ono elegantly fur- 1
nlflhod room and board, In n strictly private fatally, where
aro no other btmnlor*. Address!/. LLOYD, Bunston.
fhwo 1000 L, delightful rooms in omTof
J. tho Saratoga cuttngOß at Lakoflldo Hall, Evnnsi-*),
with oxoollont table-board, on reasonable (onus. Tht
house la filled with Chicago business man amt their fnm
tiles. Can go by cars or lnko steamer. Time 40 minutes;
railroad faro por 100-rldo tickets, 4 cunts. Call and
examine rooms. ■
BOARD WANTED.
TSOARD—WITH A PRIVATE FAMICY, WHERE
JL> no other boarders are kept, In tho Eleventh Ward,
bounded by Curtis, Randolph, and Fourth-sts. to river.
Will pay $25 a month for room and board. Address, la
lull, kt, Tribune oilloo.
TO EXCHANGE.
TOOR FARMS OR MERCHANDISE. $50,000 IN.
X Washington llulghta lota, In quantities to suit. Wo
have some good business chances to exchange. MORRIS
& SHAW, Room 0 Methodist Church Block, comer Clark
and Washing lon-els.
T WANtf TO TRADE FOR THREE BUGGY
X horses. Call before 12 m., or after tip. m., roar 177
W&laut-at.
ARTIKS HAVING HOUSES, l6tß, FAUMS,
acres, morohnndlao, nr a business of any description
whatever to oxobaugo or dUpuso of, call at 171 East Mndl
son-st. WILLS £ 00., Iloal-Estatu and Business Ex*
change, *
fro KXdHANOiiI—PROPERTY ON KTATE-HT.,
JL Watiash. Michigan, and ludlnna-avs., between Flf
ty.fourth and HUtioth-sts, fur Improved, uuinoumborod
roeldeupo or business ptoporty worth S2O,G(X) to ttMi.OOU.
J. 11BNUY A dACOIi WEIL, HI and 140 Doarborn-at.
TO EXCHANGE-INSIDE IMPROVED PROPERTY
fur acre property, within 10 miles o( Ohlcftgu. Our
property Is Incumbered $16,000; will assume $(6,000 to
sSA.OOO wbolhor duo aoouon long thno, HAlll d: CO.,
174 LaßAllo-at.
TO KXOnANGE-SRVKnAL DESIRABLE RESl
dsncoaon thouronuoa for unimproved city property:
pao for Illinois form. OJJO. V. UYRU, ICSLaSallo-et,,
Room 11.
fPO KXOHANQK-200 FP.KT AT GRAND itOULK.
X Turd entrance to South Park, for wood cUaapacrc*.
near city. HENRY P. QRQRGIt, 1W Mth-av., Room I,
fllO JCXOIIANOR—NK W 2-BTOUY UR IUK DWELL.
.4..V.1M* l r or\'at AV t te0.000! if 2,700 equity for oath or lot.
IIKNKY P. GEORGE, 100 Finu-uv., Room 1.
mO BXOHAKQK—IMPKOYKD COTTAUU OUOVR.
X well rented, tor good farm or euburbnn
ftoroe. IIUNUY P. OHQUQE, loOTmimr.. Room I.
mo KXGUANtiK-DKbIRAnLK LUTS fSUHUIUIAN)
X for uuuau and lot, worth from 82,6tHt lo #6,000. Ad*
droea and give location, U (17, Tribune ullluo.
rno EXCHANGE—GOOD WESTERN J,ANRS FOR
a „ a oarriaiie. or pliuot<>iu Gall in furonuun
on D. H. POTTER, Roomfl, Oils Illoclt.
mo EXOIUNGB-A FINK RESIDENCE AT LA*
X Orange, on 0., 1). AQ. 11. U.» lor bon so nml let in
f. lt /Ai v . i )- , £ M 5 firrjit iuouinbrauoo. WILLIHTON *
LAIiLIUK, 111 LaKallo-et., basement.
i I’O XNn tfii im mom-
X gau-uv.
Two houses and Jets Indlana.ar.
B.Stono.iriiut house and lot Wabanh.av.
Two line houses and lots Mlolilgau.av,
I'U\UW and good house West Atinuu-it.
llii) acres on O, A D. V, R, R, j n ruro bargain.
A largo dock properly, clear and cash.
WANTKD-TO KXaTIANGK-UHIOIC "'IiOUBI-r
new, with all modorti improvement*, in good neigh*
borhood: would t.iVu part Western lands, luuulra iu
Bttiio 170 MadUon-«t. 1
WAATKp-TO, KKOIIANOH-SOMK LOTS IN
Anatuivino for an lulorcufc m n oommeroial bual*
nous. Omni roferonuu glum, 1C fifl, Tribune ollico.
FOR SALE.
IpOR SALR-OIIIiAP—JUKI GALLONS PURR RLAOIC*
, borry wine, dyonn'old, atiSl Kaat Khulo-ut,
1’ jIOII'BALK^HIKAP~TW^I^W'*Oyj.INi)KU~OF»
’ lieu duaka. luuulru lit tho llrury uillce )u ihu Juckauu.
at. untranco of the Grand Pwcllio Holol.
liIORHALIi-BAI iC, HALL’S LARGIS HIZH,OR WlhL
X' trudo tor lirst.class buggy an! liaruoa* or a No. 1
piano. Washuigtomit. __
J' i*Oil SALK—A FAIRUANKB PLATFORM BOALIi.
' on wheel*, tor (4>Hl U'o, but Uttlu utud, cheap lor cash,
all at H7O WtliaatKiT.
IjibU WALK—RARtIAIN TO DKAI.RUH-00 Ift-FOOT
X' wlmlow-Bbttdou, hpulr dumoik curlalna. Inuulra at
ftT.klMii.thl.il Tliitiil. *
DIVORCES.
NOT FRAUD.
XJ ulonlly. loeauflor doproo. Ton yma’ piautho lu
the aouyUvf LUgugu, Adurvss Posl-QUicv Uux IW7, <
WANTED--MAEE HELP.
Bookkoonors. Olorlrs. Eto.
'TXrANTKD-nROORUVOLHUKj MUST DR A GOOD
counter linnd, anti understand tbo business thor
oughly! dormant no other need apply. KWHtato.it.
\UANTKD~A YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN AN OF
*’. ,no«. Address, with roforonoos, stating salary ox.
pooled, U 80, Tribune office.
WANTRO-A cowS.makrr to go intiir
il LX.?t. '■ i " >|1 ' lIAYUBN 4 CO.'S, » and
W A i™i D - .WiMKDIAIBI.Y - A FlnßTOr/ABa
»ii i. m nfnl,i R0 * K?.l° Databou. Wit. 5 good nay
guarantood. Address Weft.F & SIIALI}, Barahoo, Via.
W A^ T i»Ptri^ 6o, ,M UnN,W « MAKER TO WORK
d»« BuililSi’l&'tbTTk i?uWfiicSS^,
A ' r COTTAOI!
\X/"ANTKD—I'IVB UAND-TaOOM WRAVRRR —A n'
YV OAKFII8M) A 00.. 60 a
TIT ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED TINNER FOR A
nis *****
WANTED-IIORSKSIIOBU (FLOOUMAN) AT PR/V*
,j ) o ( i y i*‘ .?„ atul 10 Monroo-tt, a prompt, carotid,
steady, and willing man preferred*
WANTKD-A GOOD WAGON-MAKER AT 7
»T o'clock tnlsmomlng. Oomo prepared to work.
Also, ono wagon-blacksmith, at 863 North WolU.at.
Employment Aftonoios.
TtrANTRD-100 RAILROAD LADORRRS FOR It.
'n. “p.d Indtnnn. froo faro \ also 60 fop farms, saw
mills, Ac. OUUXBTIAN A DING, I Houtb OlarW.,
Room I. ’
MJsoollaneons*
TyANTRD-A MAN AIIOUT Bo YItARS OF AGIS
» » wltli easy mnnnors and well aotpialiitod with oltraad
llipoanvftj.ingbusinoisi mustootuo well rcoomraondod.
Addrosa Fl3. Tribune offleo.
A GOOD JIIAN TO
»» help in moat mnrkot, tako oaro of liorsos, and do-
l ,v 9 p *.?. no acyjmtntod wo«t of Untnn Park preferred. At
Lake Street Market, Oil West Lako-sf.
TXTANTBD-A FRW RKUAIiLB MEN TO SBLL A
*damo article on wookly pnjmonts. Tlotoronco ro-
Qiilrod, LOliliv A lIIIOItKU, 173 Bast Alndtaon-st.
WTAJfTKD-MIJN LOOKING F'OK DUSINES3-WP.
»i can show yn« nn easy wav to make 870 a wook If you
?> n ?vi' , ™^o'?n , ? 20 MjWs. a f u nyjnito for aamofos.
KAY A CO., Chicago, idl East Knndcilph-st., KoomiS.
WANTKD-AN KXVKUIENOV.D CANVASSER,
wlmnnilontandstho assistant plan of canvassing,
to tnko ohargo of tho aalo of nno of our Lost bonks In ton
ormwo pouutlna. Mon who havo canvassed for tho Annl-
Mls of tho Bible> ono or moro years will bo ollorocl apodal
Imlucomonla. Will pay port salary if proforrod. Ad*
dress, wiving jin* oxborloaoo. and full partlonlaraof suo*
coua, W. J. HOLLAND A 00., Cflandfil Lako-it., Chi
cago.
\\T ANTED—F.NKUGETIO CANVASSERS TO SELL
* tho Amino " and othor illustrated standard serial
worts. O. .7. OKIFX’TTHH, Igfland I33Doarhotu-at.
WANTED-MBH TO MAKE MONItY-AN INVEST
burnt of ?3 In sots of homnjaia will produce a net
profit of sl>. Call and boo. DAVID O, COOK, IW Dear.
born«at., Chicago. ,
WANTED-MEN WITH $lO AND MORE TO
iT travel—finest selection ol anode In thoWoat. No
oxportoiicoronulrod. 166 Wnehlogtcn-at» Rooms.
tV’ANTKD-A .GOOD ROY TO~WORK IK till
Jl kitchen..at 168 Kant Unml'ilpli-H.
wanted-fjemale keep.
Domestics.
WANTED-A GOOD OOOK. WASHER, AND
' Inmfr, In n private family. 24 Ororoland Park, op*
poalto Chicago University, Cottage Provo-nv.
WANTED— TWO GOOD GIRLS. ONE TO COOK,
wash and Iron, and ono to do second work and holo
wash and iron. Apply at No. SU North Btalo-at.
X\T ANTED—PASTRY OOOK IN A FUST-GLASS
U romnior resort; ono that understand* baking and
pastry. Woman proforrod, Noao need apply without
flrst-olasß rocommornlallons. Anawor B. 11. OuITTEN.
DLN, Pomona Douse, Frultport, Mich.
TyANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
i|’ for hr.iiißlon, Apply at BPALDING T S, next to
Daptlst OhutoU, Evanston, or Ififl Clark*Bt.
wanted-at im indiana-av.-a first*
t» pins* cook;nono but tlioso bavins experience lu a
prlvafo hoardlng-hnuae nood apply. Roforenooa roqulrod.
\\T ANTED—GOOCOOK AND SECOND GIRL IN
Tr private family at Hydo Park. Rwcdo or Ocnnao
proforrod. Apply to J. S.DOTTKN, 88 South Oaoal at.
TWANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUBE
t t work Id a aro&U family at 1257 Indlana»BT.
WANTED— A GOOD"KITCIIEN Olßt TO OOOK.
waah. and iron, nt&> Oentro av.
WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER. AND
Ironcr; nleo girl for aocoud work; Norwegian or
Hwodo; nonoothor need apply. 437 West Waahlngton-st.
WONTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
work: nono but flrat-olnsa nood apply: cood wanes
paid. Appiy77lWo»t Van Duron-st.
WANTKD-piBI, F6B QENEBiU/ BOUSHWOStt
Tt fttebS Fulton al.
•UTANTED-A COMPETENT VKIitION TO 006K,
;' .'!?JJs l v£ n . d lrou • Gorman or Swede proforrod. A».
ply at 118G Wabaah-av.
WaNTED-OIRL FOR GENfik.A-L HOUaRWORK
In iiamall family. OallatfilM Wcat Tjiec*at. attoc
it o'clock lo the morning. Kefcroneo reunlrod.
WANTICD-A GOOD OIRLFOR GENERAL HOUSE
work to go to Lake Forest. Apply two days at 60
Lanallost., baaomont.
TSTANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
IT housowork In a email family. Inquire ltd South
Bangawon-st. ,
WANTRD-A OIRL . THAT UNDERSTANDS
tt cooking, washing and Ironing thoroughly (no Irish
nood apply), at 216 iultoa-st., between Sangamon and
Morgan.
WANTED-A GOOD GERMAN OR SWEDE GIRL
i » for general housowork, at 6M Fultou-at., West Hide.
TITANTED-A girl to DO OJ3NRRAL iiouak*
'5. t J rk , ln »small familyoi 4; SS.Wporwook. 210
South Cl.ark.at., up->talra.
ri/ANfiiD-r.iUL m anNRiUi, iiousewobk.
YY Alao, Bowlng-glri. Apply BD9 Mlcblgan-ov.
WAKTRD-A
work In family of tl. Apply23tMVoat Wnshliiglcn-at.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
In a small American family. Inquire .at 623 Wabash
bv« References required. • -
WANTKD-A competent girl for GENERAL
Yi housowork. Call between 10 and 12 to-dny and
Saturday, at 21M West Montoo-et. References required.
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
TT work for man, wife, ond olilld. Apply at 127 Slate.
WANTED— AT SNA OALUMET-AV., A SWEDE OR
German girl to cook, warn, and Iron.
WANTED— A GOOD CTRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
woik In a Binnll family. Apply at 43 Winches tor-av.
WANTED-ATTm KltlK'ST, A GOOD GIRL TO
IT do uenornl housowork ; must bo a good washer and
Ironor. Steady employment and euro pay. -
Nurses*
TWANTRD-A NURSE GIRL, NOT OVER 18 YEARS
IT old, to take earn of children and assist about tUo
house. Inquire at IB Indlnna-ay-, nearTlilrtecnHi»at.
WANTED— A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE OP
children, filfl Mourou-st. r
Laimarosscm,
WANTRD-A FIUST.OLASB LAUNDRESS TO GO
Yr to Minneapolis, Minn., must bare heel of referen
ces: to stioh a person liberal wages will bo paid. Address
for two days J N, Trlbuno office.
Employment Aaouolos,
TT/ - ANTED—AT MRS. BATES’ OFFICE, 10 PECK*
Vr ct, aflrat-elasacQok foe private family*, also, girls
furhouaowork. Reference required.
Misooiinnoous*
TT7ANTED-DINIKG.nOOM GIRL AT WEST SIDE
VT Bakery and OolfeodloUM, W Wc»\ Madlsna-st.
WANTED-irWAITRU-OIRLS' Ay CONOEUT
lin.ll, ICB MllwaMkoo»ar I _gallJo^one>yßek.
HOUSES AND CAHBIAQfcS,
A GREAT VARIETY OF CARRIAGES. DUQvjjrb.
phautons, Ac. Ac., at prices to suit the times. Homo
Booonddiaad. CornerVonßuron andStato*«tfl. P. t.
SMITH.
BAUOU6TtISB. PARK PHAETONS, O SPRING
phaetons, slido seats, bnggios, rond-wngnns, oto. slow
prices. At 27 and 2g South cfluton-at. H. 1). HILL!
/SUUTAIN-LANDAUS, CLARENCES. COUI'ET
tilnuUins, buggies, ride-bars, oto., oto., at 15G West
Wusnlugton-Bt. It. F. MURPHY A 00.
IDOH SALE-VERY CHEAP-ONE NICE DRIVER
X* fur $5,% amt two good workers for SBS each s also n
small Bound pony for S2B, at 871 Oathorlno-»t., near Con.
tro-qy., to-day or to-morrow.
THOU HALR-OU WILL EXCHANGE-FULL.
J? blooded luaroi good stopper, for out orlusldo real
estate. Call atT, J. LIKGLIvH llvory stable, 94 and 20
Hliorman-st.
, pOR 8 ALlf-A TEAM Of HEAVY MULES, SOUND
H and kind. lituuiro at 46 Lumber-et.
OB BALR-A GOOD RXPiIKHB WAGON. CHEAP.
Call at S3 and St Past Adhms-at.
TDOR BALE-OH TRADE FOR A LIOUT OPEN
A 1 buggy. a good (on buggy In good tunning order. Can
bo anon atliCo Oarroll-nv.
TOTCE HORSE, OPEN BUGGY. AND NEW HAIL
AN ness for sale, only for cash, and cheap. Cigar storo,
1910 State at.
TI7 ANTED-TOl* HUGUy,SQUARE OR YAOHTROX
if uusv or Hourly so*, will give a good trado In liquors,
or a first-class largo also Hall safe. Apply 193 East Wash*
lngton-Bt.
\\TANTJSD-A GOOD SECOND-HAND EXPRESS
if wagon, at onco. fIIot’AULANI) A PRICE. 1113
North Wullaat. . *_
WANTED-A SOUND. KIND, AND GHNTLI!
/amlly.bnrse. with good gait and stylish, dark color,
fiom 6to 7 years old, cheap for cash. Call at 763 South
llalstfld-Bt.
FOUND.
IpUUND-AOHEHTHUTHOUSE: WEIGHS ABOUT
I 1 bu) lbs, hollow back, saddle gall on buck, about la
year# aid. Can bo had at Great Western 'bus bam.
T OST-IF THE PAITP V~Wnp~FO UNO ONYX
XJ locket. cloud and pluk. with lady's miniature, on
Huudaylasl, will bring sama to 97 Domborn-sl. (utlvatuu
of lockot w 111 bo paid, os it Is a konpsnku.
T OHI-OS JULY' 9. A BLACK MAUK. HAD ON A
XJ halter and pinoanf a strap: 8 years old, tlifok sot, in
uoad condition, weight abowi I,WX) Ibtsi hofonus to Great
Western’Huh f.lno. Liberal rowan! will bo given for tho
rolurn of said horse.
S‘‘ MWinAY. JUNE ‘JO, A BAY MARK.
Uvoanm'd, white on tha light hind lag, no shoo on
thahift hind log. Anybody returning tho same to P.
llObi'AlElKii. corner Hanover-st. ami Napoleon-place.
S” i'OLHN - OR TAKEN-PROM CORNER M A Ol
son and LaHullo-sta,, night of July 8, a black hnrbo
and top-buggy: largo horse, all black, blind in right oyo,
nge It) tu 19 years: tup-buggy palnlod black, yacht-box.
side pieces otf. Any Information lending to recovery of
aaimi will bo rewarded by notifying tbo PESIITIGO UO.«
North Plor. _____________
rnAicifN in*-a stTiayTiouhicj dark broTvn.
X Tho owner oaa llnd the a&mu at tho oarnoruf Charles
and Sovontlolh'Slß., Eiiglowned, by proving property and
paying charges, J. PjAIII'H..
oiSiiliiiWAiiD, aniTno uintsi'ioNß askkd.
iptJU/orlho return lu good order of the horse and
buggy alolsn from near the corner of Lanallo and Mad j*
sun-sts. on the uftoruuou of July 3. F. If. BIIEPJIERU.
ah) North Ladiille-sl.
PERbONAE.
PKRHGNAL— MR. O. D. AUSTIN-YOUU OOUrtIN
A. I). UatlU? hhocmah Jlauae, oud would Ukuta
s*o you,
SITUATIONS WANTETp—UTar.y.
_ Boolcboonwii, Olorlts.
SITUATION WANTKD-A POSITION% n nnv
O koopor, by a gentleman mlddlo-anedAtttl*
i l -I 1 . cniMWorubJo work an nn expert andj*
compolorit a» accountant amt correspondent
satisfactory. Address 1J 08, Tribune office ‘ I,o,or * nc ®
CiTUATIONWANiPKD*-nY'XY^Nal«ASrwps^‘
as amanuensis. Address KM,®;
R I^ATf9 N . WANYKIi-Uy A GRNTLI2MAN“oB
ii5 nil good address, with a morcnnlUo or insmi.
"* "alesman or U» attend t« Roitornl trail.
i?u t' str,otly tonuiprato and rollnbju; willing tofrllni
Trl bii n o°o 111 o*o . Fy ' roforoDooa Address uJtJ
saps,
Sllook! 0 d °* AtfdraM H ‘ l> * RwtnUaVtoSM
SITUATION WANTBD-WiTH RO.SIF 006b PlftTr
r i*i m . * l ,r 9 tf y good writer, bookkeeper, and am not
fraid to works can Invest some money in soma business*
shortly. Address “STONE. ” Tftlmuo offleo. ° IM
SITUATION WANTBD-TO SOAP MAKERS—fIy A
i ni * n of practical experience. as siiporlntomfent
Mft soap factory. Address TUGS. 0. ObAlllfK, oor
SK ‘° d HuronaU “ «J*«• Oo ftoxMW.Bo.iOT;
SITUATION WANTKU-BY a MFIOIIANICAI, KN
VJ 1 B iV ,un M l ?' un «lnej would rim harvester
ln “°t' ° ,lr
Situation wanikd-dy a .man of kxpkui*
n° nH ,0*» l°an hi* oinployoc soma
nno oUloo B °° d 800,,r * li '‘ A(lllro » a KNGINKISu, Trlh-
OITIfATIbN WANTRD-Tb PUINTRRfI—BY A
! ,o ®w 8 month* at case; wishes to
flntsh {salary or by the 1,000. Addrost J 16, Tribune office.
i’oamstora, «o.
GrrUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG M\M
O•.(trench) as onaohnmn} onowho has bad long olnol
rlunoo as snob, and will furnish best ot rotcronoc’* front
place lastomployod. Address M HO. TribuneS. 1
. nJisoollfiwoiuv
situations Wanted— two frenchmen and
j?. tholr wives, just from Pari* and speaking hltlo En«-
llih, wish to pnsngo In private families. wlros aa cham.
bormahls andmon bb servants nr to do ofmros arnund lh»
Uoanlalnos-at.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE
_ Domestics.
QITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL.
t, u^l?. #I i9 r ? 1 . h ? u ? 0 ‘ rork Inn email family. Immlro
UtroM„oVlUo”KkT’' “™ ,ro ' ltab ' , * nl> wa “"*<»
Tpats, at Uuht work. Ploaso call at or address 777 Uurn
aldo-at., botwoaa Thlrty.fourtb and ThMvilfih-ita.
eiTtfATIONS WANTBD-BYTWO r’ksPROTABLK
IJclrlaaaaUtorg In a private family; «.-vi tj cook, wash
and Iron and tho other second work? with iho boat of city
rplcronpo from tho lost place, If required. Oall for two
flay. JVo. 63 i’loroo-at.
W-'NTED-nV A FllisT-dbASSOpOK
»J m a hotel or largo boarding-homo. No. 49 West
Adoma-at.« in tho roar.
OijUATroN WAirrRDT-liY A GOOD
feard a? Blrl l ° °° eonornalll£msowor!r - Apply at 177 Ilnb-
GltUATjfdNB WANTED—~UY TWO SWEDISH
' wantbp-tn a pmsf-cLAss phi:
vato family to do sewing or aoooiidwork. Host of rof*
oronow. Call for foor days at 117 South Jofforaoo-at,
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL IN
.ayMLKW..fJn° B S“.; bS P"««n«i.
CITUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL TO'pO GEN*
k? oral hnusework Innnrlvatofamily; roforenoealf ro
oulrod. Would hate nopbjootlan to going n abort dla
tanco In tho country. Pleaso call at or address 769 State.
SonmatresßOß*
CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL AS
k? aeanutrosalna nrlvalo Pamllr or atom; has a ina.
StlSo Mg°, t . r,f,r °°“ lf
nurses.
qrruATipN wanted-an American woman
kJ would liko a situation as nurap for tho sick; havo had
years of oiporionoo. Inaulro No. 49, up-stalrs. Blue
jsland-av.
HonfiokontJorw. '
qiTUAIiON WANTED-BY A LADY AS HOUSE.
P keopor, or to do second work and Bowing. Ploaao call
forthroo daya. 359 Oalumot-av. k *i«aaoca«
Dmuloyxuout Auontii.
QITUATIONS WaNTED-FAMILIKS IN WANT OF
atea;.* 1 % gsass.'i , .y im h °
•Misoellnnooiis.
•ITUaVTION wantf.d-fou a young lady to
lS3Nortli Markot-at.
JFINANCIAL.
THIRST. CLASS REAL KSTATEI»UR&?ASTrM^
T “S. to *L ,uo Sr cd b y tniHt deed, wan tod, iu amounts
from SI,OOO to SIO,OOO. Address A Vg. Trlbmto office.
TVTONUV TO LOAN— $5,000 TO $30,000. FROM SIX
i»X months to a years low rales: securities must lie
fioMboruu 1 Eslato * anlcof LISVI WING 4 CO., 57
Money to loan on diamonds, watches.
bonds, ole., at LAUNDKII'S private office, isi
nnndulph-st., near Olnrk. KstabllshoaliMl.
>C, T0 , L0AK “. IN SUMS OF FROM AI,OOOTg
f r'O FOR ONR YEAR.
A. sll,OlO for ttireoyours.
• $5,00(1 fop thruo or live yuan,
£5, 000 for throe or tiro years,
n Ohlaugu real oatato security.
v SAM'L ORIIR,
. No. 10 Tribune Building.
fp6 LOAN-AMOUNTS. SI,OOO OR MORE, ON CTT
« 08 r at ?t»^T a V^ ,,, ’^f ,vo ‘ , *«"«. within id
nuioa. B. L. PEASE, Reaper Block, yj Olark-st.
T'O LOAN—SIDNEY ON IMPROVKD"ci'fY PROP
j. " lmoat <l ” ,,u '-
WANTRD-|A0()0 FOR FIVE YEARS ON ISL
Ad -
\\T ANTED—S7OO ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
y*. l>roporty. Good security. Will pay Jo and 6 per
cent. Room 21.123 Olnrk-Bt.
\\T ANTED—.MONEY FOR THREE OR FIVE
J.V Kars, in sums of SBOO to S7IH), on alnglo lots worth
$1,500 each. Fifteen (ptwontyof thoio loans wanted at
onco. Address M 60. Tribune office.
C*Q non T9 LOAN 0N CHICAGO OH COOK
Cou ?, fy ! ,!!? flI ofl,at0 * HUTCHINSON £
LUFF, SoTrtbuno Building.
es flfWl WAHTBD FOR a OK 1 YEARS ON
•ptA. \J\/\J Ravonswood property worth $16,000: will
fljty 10 percent Interest, and commlailonß. J.A. A ,J.
U. CLYBOURN, SO North Olark-at., Room 1.
SIO OHO T( ? Ja OAN for 0 YEARS. IN SUMS
Vrr- D i»*? nd mwarda. i)anikl n.
DASH, Room 6, Oils Blook.
con non 86,500. $5,000, AND $3,000 TO LOAN
•P—(v* Vvy V/j on Insldo real oatato, omit rally located i
B per cent and oommlsaiona. F. FINCH, 623 Wabauh
qy.. Chicago.
JQn flfUl T . 9 loaM > t I’EJ? OENTONIN."
DOVJ.I/UU aide property. IBAao ji. PRICK, luo
iast Madlson-st., Itonn* P.
"MISCELLANEOUS.
A DVERTIBEUB WHO DESIRE TO REACH COUN
J\ try readers oku do so In the best and cheapest manner
by using one ormoroaocllons of Kellogg's Groat Nows*
paper Lists. Apply to A. N. KELLOGG, 70 Jaalcaen-st.
A LIiOASH PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTHING AND
,/i.miscellaneous goods of any kind by sanding to JUNAS
OELDKIVB lx>nu Office, MjAHtate-Bt.
A LL GOOD OaST-OFF CLOTHING WILL BE
A bought at the highest prices. A. DItIRLSMA, 897
South Olark-st. Orders by mall promptly nttomlod to.
IJED-BUOB-1P YOUU ROOMS OB nouaiSTAnH
J J Infestod with oqokronohos or bed-bugn, apply or ad*
dross A. B. COflfAN. 471 Woat Madlson*si.
DOCKS OPENED AND CLOSKDT COMPLIOATEiS
("'*Bll PAID Foil
/uidlng address or calling on 11. HARRIS, 103 South
MMaloUst.. corner Monroe.
TAimstMAKINp AND PLAIN BISWINQ DONB A'
XJ BiO >‘cst Jqokson-st. Flcnt>o call and see ua.
•VTOTipE-AVE, KIIHUHEU A WALSH, DISSOLVE!?
■L\ uwhortwiaii outstanding accounts m bo collected b»
A. A WJi|jßd>ou CoUoolucs, 69 North Olatk-at. I*. U.
f P O STONE
olllo" ol WM. w. DOYISfI.
TON. Arohitocl, 87 Uttihlngton-at., fora fotv days, for
tbo rubble atooo and brlok walla of alarga stono dwalllag
to bo built at LnSiillo, 111, Tbo owner. O. U. llogoler,
Lsi|.. will furnish all the isatorinl dollvorod on tlia
ground*. Tbo best of referenced will bo coaulrsd from.
all paraons proposing to du tbo work.
WANTKD-PAINTINO DONlfoN'fTvli HCM/Ana
«. ott Wuat sido by a P&ttywhowm taka a gooTlot nb
Rook Inland Oar Hbops, LINGLE A DARLOW. 196
Doarboru-at.
\KT ANTED-AT 358 BOlJtll WATKR-HT.. TWO 3-
i f barrel nlo boxes, and oouator 18 to SO fool In length t
must bu In good condition.
*UUI NEW AND SAFES FOR
J.UW sala ohuap. Safes repaired and exchanged.
Vault work, oto., at HARRIS' safiMjinuufaotory, 93 and
75 Ihnidolfih-Bt.
PARTNERS WANTED.
PARTNER WANTED—IN WELL-ESTABLISHED
produco commission buD(nuaa, with $3,000 to $6,000, t«
tako interest of retiring juutnar. Uoforencea given and
rounlrod. Addroas 1, JO. Tribune otlico.
■pARTNER WANtTcd'-I.V AN
X. and mcnuy-muklng buslnesa. Ineoiuo from $6,C00 to
f 19, CoOper annum, Owing to Ul-lioaltli, Must bo rr llvo,
anergatie, man of basinets. Capital not anubjoot. YL.
Trllmaa utlloa. *
IJARTNHR WANTKP-WITH SI,OOO TO $0.1)00, IN
X saw ami shingle mill: largo water power: on Flat Rlvor.
near railroad. Pino abniiunnt, cheap. Good market.
Address Hot 2d. Langston. Mloh. ot *
p AHTNKII WANTI‘ I)—IN T1 IJUIKTAIL OROOEUV
X ImiUu'is, at £sl West Taylor-at.
IJARTNEU SVANTKD-Wmr A CAPITAL OI»
J. from $5,000 to (90.000 lu a butlness paying from $3,(Wa
to $6,0011 a month. Address LC6. TribuneoMce.
YjAm’NKU WANTKD-W]Tir^6;w~OA^T<!
J. Jolnimrlfoßwho have onoof tbo mosi valuablo nalont*
if 1 late* i niiwln full operation. Address U
gil, TrlbumyojHco, wlm la tho owner.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED - OAUPKNTEUH OH HARD.
Jy ware men to sell a now article of necessity (u uvetsr
dwelling, atoro, and factory. I’rloo low. sales
niado lu lowua and oUloa. Thu city divided Into district..
For sample and circulars send 93 cents and aianm. Call
or address AimiUß OAKLEY, lWßtatc\t.. alilc»go!
Age nth hell'in brrVTVouTvro
months, two articles used In every bouse, rich and
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