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CHURCH AND STATE.
A Cntboliu I'rio.st on (lio Public.
School Question,
Onr Educational System Declared to Bo
a Persecution of tbo Bo
man Church.
oUic Church luruiHblc in Everything, ”
ami CiniH'i|iienlly Must Hule
(lie Slate.
Catholics Must Bo Catholics Politically'
and Must Vole in the Interest
of the Church,
St. Lout* fihbr-I>fmocrat, Oii, 23.
A very largo nmllcuco assembled la-d evening
fctß*. Alphowme Church. to hear the lecture of
fbe Iter. Joertpn Henning on “Tho I’crsoßiitlon
e f tlio Catholic Chinch."
Tho reverend speaker took for ilia text tlio
irorria of fit. Paul. “ Thin Is tlio victory which
toaquoM Uio world—our faith.” Persecution is
ibo inhcriUuico on cnrlh loft by Joeiiß Chnsl to
|jh Church. Tho Church must ho persecuted.
I’orecfiitiou is the condition in which tho Chnich
mnst live, and lit which oil her cliilJreu
o ust share. Persecution la tlio dlvino Bllgma
imfir««cd upon tho brow of tlio Church by tho
b»nd of Him who, from tho cradlo to tho croßß,
iod from tho cross to the tomb, was persecuted.
AS we are (handing on the Ihrofibold of a war in
(bit once freo, hut now enslaved, land or our
birth and our adoption, it becomes of the great
sit importance to us to know what we uro hound
tololicvo about persecution, and what wo arc
bound to do Id tlio time of persecution. In tlio
gmt place, wo aro bound to bolioro Hint poreocu
tioo will not destroy the Church. All that which
is built up by the hand of nmu cau also bo
palled down by the hand of man. Wo eco that
trery day in our oxpotionco, and v.o find tho
rtaii'catioD of tbcao principles of oeunmon sonso
gruton u|>on every page of tho world's history.
jjj 9 norka of man carry in tbcnviolvea tho germ
of tboir own destruction, tlio seed of thoir own
aownfalt- Tlio Church—that, organic Church
rbieb oaints now and which has oxistod through
ill ages from tho Umo of Jesuit Christ; that
Cbarch which is organized under its liishopf',
tbi:h is In coiiunuuiou with a visible bond
Ji i indestructible because founded by
Cbrisi, who promised, “Thou art n rock, and
so ibis rock I will build my Church. and tho
gtiea of hell rhall not pravait against her.’ ’ Tho
soemiesofGod have done all in their power,
hive sought to prevail agdnst hor by persecu
tion of every description—per,-edition in tlio
ib»ea of diabolical tortures; in tho shape of
tjael deaths at tho stake, on tho block, in tho
lapbithoatrc, by wild bouHts. in Uio dungeon :
lotus shape of oxilo and expatriation ; tu tho
dupe of fines and confiscation of property; in
l&emiw of exclusion from olllcch of public
Irus* and emolument; in Uio anapo of bad ooohn,
lad calnmny, and Blander; nod In the shape of
aapricciplod Journalism and secret societies. We
ire bound to hollovo that persecution is a work
tl the true Clmrcb. “If thoy have persecuted
me. ’■ end Christ, “ they will persecute you, bo
(tseelbe servant ia not greater tiian the mao
ter.” Those things 1 toll you—finer diri
rofrh-tbat when they have happened you
trill remember that I foretold them to
ytn. Pick out among ail those who call thorn-
Him Christians that body of men dial has bocn
perthtetiUy peiwecuUd idnco tho first ages of
ClirisbanUy, and you will bare tho tmo Church
of Jean* Christ. Look at tho Church now. Is
the not pertocutoa ou every bido in Germany, m
8?»io, in Italy, In South America, even bore, m
tbseo froo United States? Tell me what aro tho
uvi that «ro made every day in tho different
Legislatures but persecutions of tho Catholic
Church .* is Urn meaning of compulsory
tiuMhea? What f.i the meaning of rairin-j up
i\f pt'Wic schools, in cto/u/iou of the Imc* of
rjiit/y audJuKticv, hut ptrserulion of the Catholw
CkurcA* NVbftt itt the meaning of thulmo&nd
cry that is raised everyday against acaaoidate, if
he happens to bo a Homan Catholic, but persecu
tion egunflt tho Church? What nos tiio Kuow-
Kothlag movement but opposition to tho Catholic
Church? Did uot they burn cur convents, dc
ihoy our churches, tear down our (schools? Is
Dot tlm persecution ? Tlio Catholic Church,
rttetber in Kuropo or Amcnca, in Asia or Africa,
bii always been persecuted. As Christ sulVorcd
liroophont his career on earth, and was crowned
trllb thorns, so tho Church, which is tho body
of Christ- has always nulforod, and must sufTor
to the end. Wo must believe, too, that poruucu
boa ia a benefit to tbu Cliurch. It is to tho
Ctmrch what tirp is to gold. It separates the
food wheat from tho tares sown by tho
iril one. How is it that tho apostate that
kivei the CLurfii—the lustful ox-C«rmolUo—
•received by respectable pcoplu with joy and a
certain atr of triumph, and that they will crowd !
tie public ball to listen to tho inmtotal outpour- i
inn of an os-nun oho has loft her convent and
k leading a life of immorality,—that they will
to on their knops and licit tho spittle from the
boots of every professor nho npoilatlzcs from
tie Catholic Church, especially if ho has been
professor of history and philosophy in a univer
(ityabdet tlio prutoctiuQ of tho man of blood
and iron Those facts alone ore magnificent
?»of that persecutions »ro a benefit to the
'bareb. Lnstlv, wo nmnfe behove that persecu
tion and. As tho life of Christ was a transi
tion from suffering to glory, (hat of tho Church
kacouawitly-ropo&ted transition from suifor
wjto giorr, and from glory to suffering, and
*ul be imtu (ho final cud, when there will bo no
aoffmng,
Tue porsccutiou that is waging against tho
wurch will also end. Whon, 1 don't know.
UM alone knows that. I know that events oro
meremnp last, and If tho signs of tho limes do
jot deceive mo the triumph of tho Church is not
jaroS. If lam not mistaken, tho scepter of
tQropo is passiug fast out of tho hands of the
Uermaa Empire mio the bauds of tho Umpire of
Kuala, who will overrun Luiopo whli barbarous
“Wes until, liho Attila, ho will stanu before
~*ph®eofßome, and thou* will bo converted,
u 4 then the great ecUiom (bat has separated
waaia and the Last from tho Cmireh lor so
veara. and the Knst and tho Wont will
Uilte m a TeDoum, tho echoes of which will
■s k°i P°* e * Htno is not fur off
■3ea (heie will como a time of peace and quiet;
lif ami J’roie.ilunluim — J'rokatant’
"toan ivljyion ha* long ceasal loexitl; il is
ninmniyon Us last legs, and I am ante it can't
nn jar—trill be eiocptfrom the face of the earth .
iv..?u oueJui, . iou ' lild speaker numouishod thorn
SH” duty as Catholics to pray
r,° C,iarcll ' A aacoud duty was to work for
How munv of yon, for lustauco,
I?*® y * point—whether ignorantly I don't
fww—M eeparato your pollucs from your re
•f,* t h^ our . social life fromyonr roligious life,
t Ji. had nothiug at ail tu do with
(w*iL72 r * "’ill say religion la good emongh
tbo Church on IJunday; good enough for tho
TOieaaouai • good enough whore rbero’s a quea
«bL?i, ® e ‘ n,, tf semioiu; but when theroisa
life, of our political life,
must bo put updo. Tliia ia thair
i-tTI * ncl * am sowy to sav & great many
l’rtncl|daa. This prmoiplo U noth
hn«i^* h . e l’ , * t,c^)|o °* Infidelity, of atheism; it
tk£?. !r* 4ad sncisl Bthblam, There is no such
a . n . a{, *of«fs independence of Vie /Stale
The dhureli, as we are all
m Catholic, is infallible. 8U
*n fslth ; sho la infalJiblo iu somo
mors/.“ of6j ,f Ae u infallible in eccrythlng-m
Slate in* Ve aa Infant and it follows that the
c i r absolutely separate from the
Souii. * declaration of independence of '
e&J*?. ft* 3 ? 1 CAurcA fa simply wlUical
1 bss splinted the Church as his
in morals, and aa no State can exist
/h>mdu.r? r * i y r| no ate can ezii * uparatc
w a M follow (hat a CaJholfo must
a»iLu« • hi * t'i his political life,
. ' n M* religious life. * J
Wiooi’n)* * or the question of
toft,.!?* Mitcstioo. How many are there of
but* sducatlou of thelrobildren
At in i 1 . school-teaohere, instead of do-
Cbrch > & e,r kower to build up those of Uio
Chtueh. 6eß ® people don’t work for tho
Mu..«l Isev work iuto tbo bands of the eue
eu*dKv Cl,urc b, and if the Church is pereo
®uem>®s of the Church, she fa also
by there of her children. Again,
MUtW ffw cooaidor when thoy go to the
Eton duty has anything to do with re
«aat’h.. ■ 1 that politics aud religion
Th| ® 4,a uotblng at all to do with each other.
Um J^r^, 0011 ? 0 is more end more gaining
td "J^® r “ & pd in this country, that Catho
bio ,u “““k ground mow and more
lo #«J dust, and it will soon go
Wa^ui Catholics wdl be persecuted
*oi# brutality and bitterness than
eftw!i no .'7-, u a «r«n*uy~aU thruavh Uie fault
5? ren * 0& llM)Ucf who will uot work
Clmrcb, it ia the duty of tsery Oalholio
to tote for a Catholic candidate; for one who it
not oppwd to the Catholic religion ; »rAo in nof
n« memi/ofthr ('hirrh : ami tf in the Hut;/ nf
ever// faithful Catholic to rote aqninnt that# CVI//1-
oiirn irfio an' runnitn of ovr f.'AurWi. awl of our
hoi// faith, The enemies of the C’lju rcli have nl
rondy given ~H an Inkling of what limy ftro going
to do. They ars going to make an iasne which
will create a fearful amount of tad blood, ami I
am sorry to say that thin Issue hu been made
moat loudly from tho lljifl of 01m who calls him*
self the President of those United Htalca, Thin
Issim Is llm <(iiostlon of education, and thiK issue
will bo nothing else hut n erf against Popery 5 a
n-y against tho Calholm fatlii 5 a cry against tho
increase of Catholicity In America. It is nolliing
else but a war. Wo unfit tuaks uuo of all the
logit niato moann in our power in thin struggle
that wn must face like innn—not violence, not
revolution, but the ballot, that wo. as citizens of
tho Untied Biases. finer tho ritjht to tur an irr
pirate. Wo liavo tho right to net according to
tho dictated of our religion; and if ire are yuml
Cathulicn, ire trill fight cccordiiujlo our faith. It
in a groat obatno when Catholic vninnt allow
themselves to bo bribed with n fow dollars or n
fow drinks of whißky; il in a groat shame when
Cntliolion perform tlioir duly an citizens without
any regard to the holy faith. Our duty an Cath
olics is to work for our religion, for tho increase
of Catholicity, for tbo promotion of the faith, for
tho Christian education of nnr children, for tho
Huooetm of Catholicity In America; nml to do
this, net bt Illegitimate means, but tbono that
cro given to ns by tbo Constitution and laws of
the land.
BUMUI3RN’ ISIJUNION.
Tim Nurrlvltiff Itlrjnbcrs of the Klot*
cum llltnolh infantry Congregate nt
Olimvn-Kprri'lii'H by <3rnN. Oglesby
an<t I,naan—l'ootn nml Sours bv Pout
ur.d .Hin-iirclN.
A* 11‘finl Ihapctteh tn The. Chiennn Tribune
Otjawa, 111., Oct. 27.—Tbo BoldionT reunion
in (hit* city to-day wnfl a complete micccos. Tho
Rtlctiflancft of tho tmrviviti" soldiers ami their
friend* was reasonably largo, and the ceremonies
entirely (mtlHfactory. Xian# wore diapJoyrd on
(ho principal buildings, tho cannon was fired at
noon, and at 2 o’clock the soldiers, beaded by
tho hand, marched from the Court-House, which
was speedily filled with soldiers and ladies nnd
gentlemen from ration* localities.
Tho exercises wore music, praver, song by tho
Glo.i Club, and then a neat introductory speech
of welcome by Charles Blanchard, I’eq., of this
city.
110 was succeeded by Cion. Tillson, who road a
poem composed by himself expressly for this
occasion.
Ocd. Oglesby was introduced by tho Hon. T.
Lylo Dickey, of Cliict"o. Tho Goueral opened
by declaring that bo felt disinclined (o speak,
bm. as ho bud tho name of boiti? a public speak
er, ho would not bo believed, hence ho spoke.
Tho list fourteen yews seemed a small space
in history, and rot the events that have
been crowded into that space tnaUo it
seem like a century. 110 was there, like the
audience, to pa? respect to tbo illustrious dead
of tho noble Klovoutb Illinois lufantrv. Ho re
ferred to tho gallant boating and noble presence
ot tho lamented Gon. Wallace, and recounted
the marches of Wallace's regiment to his own
from .Springfield to Tort Donaldson : described
th&t blood? battlo. tho braver? of tbo Eleventh,
and of Wallace and Hansom, its officers. After
alluding to Waliaco’s death, he exclaimed in pa
tbolio vehemence: “ Wby wore these bmvo men
taken away and yon anilsparod ? Why was 1/oguu
sparucJ and Tillttoa; why was Oglesby not kill
ed r” Tho addro.xri was appropriate to tho ooca
siott, nml fiitbupmsticol’v received.
3fa was succeeded uftcr hm hotir-and-a-half
address by Oon. John A. Logan, who was loudly
called, nnd. on appearing, vociferously applaud
ed. Gen. Logan was oloqii nt and patriotic.
Ho paid glowing tributes to tbo memory of tho
bravo dead soldiers of (ho Eleventh. When
Wallace fell the Kanh, mother of all, never
hared her bosom to a nobler form, and the gates
of Heaven wero never opened to receive a nobler
s.pirii. [Applause.] Bo bo might say, too, of
modoßt, invincible, intrepid Goo. Hansom. Gen.
Logan fuvotod tbo perpetuation of those re
union*, as (bey renewed (ho fraternal feeling
among the surviving soldiers from year to
year, and kept alivo the spirit of patriotism
among tbo people. Ho prayed that war might
oomo no more, but that iu future all alrifvs and
untural diillotmlej ought bo settled by intelli
gent arbitration.
Tho “.Stir-Spangledßanner M was then song
by tbo Gtao Club, the entire audience Joining in
(ho chorus.
THIS OJM> SCAN.UAE,
Or lladier tUo Loader Offshoot
Thcrcfrum.
.S’parfrtl Dispafr/* to The Chleaoo Tribune.
New locu, Oct. 27.—1 t Is tho opiulou of law
vera generally that tbo motion to quash tho in
dictment In tbo Loader caso will ho denied, or
rather that tho douutcrcr will bo overruled. In
that case Loader will bo triad. It is believed
that tbn principal witness for tho provocation
will bo Mrs. Elizabeth 11. Tilton, and that many
of tho moat dibtinguißhod witneuscs ia tho great
scandal trial will figure In tho collateral Issue,
lu that case tbo trial of Loader will doubtless
become almost an Interesting as tbo original
action. This morning Messrs. Boach and Fuller
ton, counsel for plaintiff in tho scandal suit,
wore cloaotod for uomo time with tho Diutrict At
torney. There waa much speculation oa to
what this portended. Home thought th&t it fore
shadowed an attempt on Moulton’s part to sn
curo tho indictment of Mr. Beecher, ucd others
wero of tho opinion that tho two great counsel
lors had boon retained to defend Loader.
THU TIMKS-KAULY CASE.
Or ISalhcr the Wilßlu-riymi Branch
of i(.
Special Oievatfh to The CAfrcpo Tribune.
Rockford, HU, Oct. 27.—Tho Court gavo the
anlicipatuil docislou in tbo Wilkio-Flyuu con
ejilracy cuho this morning. Tho motion of de
fendant? to quash tho indictment waa oustained
as to tho third, fifth, uixlb, eighth, ninth, tenth,
eleventh, twelfth, and fifteenth counts, and
overruled as to tho first, fieoond, foarth. eovontli,
thirteenth, and fourteenth, Tho reason given
by tlio Court trut that tho counts wore no; spe
cific enough, making no direct ehurgo agamut
dofeiidonta. Tho bix counts upon uiiicb tho
case will bo tried aro both swooping aud trpecilic,
and will bo difficult to refute. It is goucrnlly
uuppouod that the trial will bo sot for next week.
ISoxv to ICuii a Hallway Train at tbo
Kale of a Jlllu aillluiuu,
Danbury Xettt,
A Danbury mao is confident that lo time pas
aougcr trmiiH will bo run at tho rate of s mile u
minute. Ho is evolving a plan for taking on
paseongers without stopping tho tram, and thus
Have tins tuuo in running. Ho thinks a rack
formed of a scoop niadu of netting, with a bock
to it, and a horizontal bar 10 inches
below, will do it. This is to bo atttchod
to the car and worked on a powerful
hinge. Ho was in Morrill's grocery with a
rough model of his machine last evening, ex
plaining its working toan interested auditory.
Hia idea is to have tho passengers stand in a lino
on tho station platform, with their hacks to tho
approaching train, and near enough to whore it
will pass to bring them within range of the
scoop. On the approach of tho rack the hoi i
zontai bar strikes the expectant paoaeuger In the
hollow back of tho kneel, which causes him to
lup backwards, when bo ia caught iu the scoop
and whirled into the car, aud the uext rank book
takes tho next forward passenger, sod so ou
until all aro taken up.
“ How aro you going to land them people who
slop at nay stations ?” asked a disagreeable per
son who was silting on a soap box.
“Land’em?” cilod tbo inventor to a tone of
unqualified disgust. “ Who said anything about
landing 'em ? That's their own lookout, I guess.
A railroad takes them to the placo where
they are going, an’ that’s all It agtoos
to do. I 'spose you’d expect a railroad
company to hunt yon np a hotel, an’ oarry your
trunk up to the room, an' cook your sap
per, an’ tuck youiu bod, on'wlud up your watch,
wouldn't ye ? ” and tho speaker glared at tho in
terrupter with such Intensity as to cause him to
shrink up foil? cue-half.
“A hog’s a bog wherever you'ro a mind to
put him, exclaimed the inventor, as he picked
up his model and straightway loft tho store.
l*arlu and tbo Centennial*
Lueji Ilooptr'i J'afit MUr m IAI Phikuitlviila Tel*-
arixvh.
From one of the loading citizens of Philadel
phia 1 bare board an incident which, if his infor
mation le correct, ahows an amazing dogma of
stupidity on thepartof tbo manager* of the Con
tonuial. This gentleman wont to tbo silver-plate
watehouso of the celebrated Cbrlstodo, the othor
day, to make some purchases, and while there he
aikod one of the principal oflkisla of the ertab-
Uahment if the dim did not intend to exhibit
some of the superb and artUtio wares at tbs
\TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1875.
Centennial. "Wo wish to do no. sir.” was the
reply. "but «o have been informed thM •'«
shall not Ik) perinjU-vi to exhibit any of o.n
finer or mure R: Untie pmnOH, umU a:< o r .fmi'u.
fruit-slamls. ratidHaMa. etc., hut oniy bi tides
of household use. Now, an the moet important
functions of tho firm are the ornamental pieces
aforesaid, wo fool that wo cannot do Justice to
ourselves if wo omit thorn, nml so wo shall not
exhibit at all unless the restriction is removed.'’
Can (bin he a fact ? Can the managers of the
Centennial be indeed no blind tothoiotereMnof the
Inhibition as to wish to exclude tho liner prod
ucts of foreign tnnaufactmies for any narrow*
mind'd reason whatever? If this iinnciplrt Is
carried out, the French exhibitors may as well
Hlay at home and loate tho ficW clear. 1 hope,
however, that the partner of M. Chnstollo was
misinformed. Tbo goods displayed hy this
world-noted firm have always formed a most
irorolnnnt and beautiful feature in oil former
Exhibitions, and to exclude them from oars
would bo thnboigbt of aboil (lighted follv,
Boucberon, tbo groat jeweler of the Palais
Rornl. wlio. as Meisaotiker mica informed urn. in
the' most iwitsUo Jeweler in Paris, is preparing tt
jorgooim diadem (or tho Centennial. 1 hope to
10 admitted to sec it when It is completed. M.
Boucbsron has been engaged for months past in
tbo task of collecting precious stones for it, amt
sorno of the diamonds and rubies arc wold to be
oftrulyroga) size and quality.
MISCELLANEOUS,
A TSOHWmER’hOOFFKKANUOYtiTF.RIIOUHK;
/V V’iT Ift coots. _ For If.Ci'llH
For IA cents. A Chicago For lit ci nl*.
For 16 emu, ♦ For 15 out*.
I Ul 11/ ■ 1,1 1,1 (.'/iicfl,
Fur 16 osote, UysUrfUotv. For ir» emits.
i'o r 16 cent*. F*»r 16 cents.
F<sr Mounts. A No. 1 For omits.
For 15 cents.
1 Ul IU bl’Olv, 11/ l Kivrfiiii,
For 16 cent*. CUn Chowder, For 15 cent*,
Fur 16 emits. For IS cents,
Msdisun nnd r.»3«Uft-sts. Sign, Bro. Jonathan.
X LMJOOl) CAST-OFF n
it (he highest price by JONAH A. DKKUiMA, X' 7
South Cbuk-it. Notlco by tual) promptly sttendod to.
ALI/GASH PAID FOHOABY-oVF ClAVrriiHVj AND
miscellaneous goods of any kind by Hading A letter
to JONAH GULDEN. 633 .
N’ orrcK is hereby given that i will not
b<> antwurablo fur any dobtc oontractftil by my *on.
John Znramba, and give film no anlliorlty Whatever to
cußactanyol my bilw. JACOB ZAKAMIM. Oct. 36,
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY'oONCKUN—TAKK NO
lie*. that all notes made by at, And made payable to
fl.R.tt), 11. Gsrdnnr are bald and fully naMsfiftd: that
■alii protnlwury notes am still hold by tho Mid Gardner*,
who refnao to deliver them up. Wo therefore cAutlno thu
pnbllo trom purchasing or In Any manour trading for
them, as they aro ot m> mine whatPiwrer. Chicago, Oot.
31. I STB. It. XL VRKII.L, NFJ.I.IK N. VRUIU..
\irANTKl>' STUCK tTf M RUCII ANDLSIC FROM
»V 42,0 m(o (ao.cOO; will give good rental Rtiiuatto
)>X Randulpb-n., Room 18. K. It. lIUUu.
\\T ANTRb~LAIJNPRY-i| WANT A GOOD LAWN'
>» dry, for which 1 will pay oboloo land and eaab. ti 77,
Tribune ofiico.
WT'XNTKP-UWRRAI. auranof.mknts WITU A.
it general Agent, fur tho beat rtibaerlptlnn Poblishlng
Cumpnny In the Unltod KtaUa. Appoint Inlcrtiow, Ad
drn«» V St, Trlbuno offioe.
\\rANTFII—FA IITNKu, 183.000 TO #1.200. FART
» or wlinlo(nlTr»t inlncr*Hv«limlnoßiiappoint in
terview. AddrwM l> ir», Tribune office.
l\f ANTKU-AINK VERY LAUGK SICCUND-IIAND
if «nft-o<jAl*tovAood one liard-coal, ohaapforcAin, 69
ad HI SoulU C«n»l-tt., foarth Uunr.
■ Cf ANTED-OwiiAUOUKRHTd PUHCiIIASKOHKAP
If ticket* Koutti; pb’Ptr ot. loroo and (Joteramcnt
mrk. Call at Uoktit otllco comer of Canal ana Madl
nn-*tc,
W’antf.d— to FuncriAßß cheap for cash.
aroml, oomfortotil* rol«-bu!lnlo proforrod. Mint
bn a bargain. Htato kind and prlco. XXX, Tribuna
otfleo, _ _
d*l h TO #3O PER DAY CAN UK MADK IIV SKLL
«J)XU Inc (inrLlsntnlnßCoi'rlna-llook and Ink. Neither
nren. water. <>r nrasli rennired. Komi #3 for oatlU and
Pftcuro territory. Call or aildroM DKXTEIt MANUFAC
'rItRING CO.. UlUhvo-*!.. Kt.Lonl*.
$20,000 '
Worth now and faihlonablr
fi ms.
Ilooght at KhtrilT* sale,
ia Now York,
iott arriving.
comparing stylUh sole of
Lynx,
Mink.
Oltar,
Marlon,
In great variety.
Hall luual prirej.
Half utnal prices.
Ualt usual pricM.
Klrjant vote of French seat. #lO.
Jjrox mud and boa, ill).
.Martin mart and boa, 810.
Handsome mink ants, #!&, #2(t. #25.
Loudon dyed oral »ou. £-t.
it. t. martin, imsu**.*!.
MDSICAX/, ~~
A DECIDED BARGAIN—A VERY ELEGANT
brand new 7H-octavo plann-forto. with agratTo,
French grand action, uventmig bass, toll iron itxmo.
blghh* polishod rosowoorl c*so, round corners, •erpm
tlno piyalb, rlchly-earved legs aud lyre, a(yle Ixiuii Xl\
very powerful In (one. Tho instrument Is ao escoadlngiv
taa oho, Manofsoturer's prtco, B<u>: for sale, with stool
and ciror, at 4560. Ucsldaocs, 67U Nvabavlrav.
TTiOR - VaTTk -KKV’HN-STOP ORGAN, NF.W, AT
X 1 half price. Room 8 Howo ilniidlog, corner Jaokaoti
and Htaie-n*.
H O TO TH H ORGAN FACTORY FOR THU CIIK A P
\JT o*t flrst.elnw cabinet organ In Chicago; uholnaalo
and retail. NICHOLSON ORGAN CO., <0 Fast In
dian oa
IJALLRTT, DAVW X CO.’B PIANO#.
XT KflfCDty-llv© first premiums awarded for beat piano*.
Tvanijr thousand have betu manufaolursd and aro now
Frans Liszt, first of UvLoa pianists, says it Is the most
admlrabln lastruraonl over made.
Tnese piano*. Grand Square, can be soon In Chicago In
largo numbors, with a varlstyuf otbur manufactures, at
tbo piano and organ wavemom* of
W. W. KIMUaLL, State and Adaros-ats.
IF YOU ARK LOOKINOFOR A FIRST-CLASK*NO. 1
piano at tbo very lowest cash price it will pay you to
cell at 300 VVafton-av.
M AI SPECIAL BARGAINS.
• FU HI’ATK.ST.
SPLENDID STOCK OF
XKW AND KLRGA.VTPIANO-FORTES,
bought at a Mcritlco In New York
FvUlCAbll.
lIKADOUK PRIORS ;
ELEGANT NF.W PIANO,
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIYRDOLLARS.
ELKGANi^EW^^ANU, ED AJ(D KIFTT DOLLARS.
KLfiGANTNinr ( UANO^ D ANn SIXTy DOLLARS.
THESE INKTUUMRNTS
are Ilrictly tirit-clasa in evnry particnlar,
and are folly warranted for tiro years.
Wifi BUY ONLY FUR
GASH,
and ran therefore affer
lIAKUMNS
Dot to b» had elsewhere.
SATISFACTION
guaraowod or money refolded.
R, T. >l/ I'.TIN, 154 SlatQ.it.
djMirii'H AMK7IIOAN OROANJ.
O NEW bTYI.RHI
. NEW CATALOG UR! w
* NEW PRICKS I
Three hundred organs now la elure. AU orders front
him ...i. aup.«h. w w KIMBAU .
s Htato and Adame-ste.
wry' KLFO ANT KOSKWOOD “PIA NO - POlirit,
7>,-utitave, and carvoi Isgi; a very fine Instrument;
flret-claia make i cost H6ho eight mnottis ego. Don't uso
11, want Out money, and will sail fur #940. Leu W abavh-av.
XA f ILI~oi , X r ER t*l»R SALE MONDAY. OCT- 25. UN
VV Ul told, seeand-hnnd pl’ioos, as folloira:
One 7). octave parlor grand piano, nearly now ~.#f£o
One fit octave concert grand u15n0,................... p ; t'
Two7>* notavo suuare grand ualiott A D»»U....43<u* IDA
UiieTuctavo llsnotl A Davis piano
One t ootavu OBlokirlng JW
OnoTootavu J. P. llr.li> DO
Ono 7 octavo Great Unli.n place l<a
Ua* 7,*» oolavo Utost Unhm piano... 260
Also, 9U sooond-haiid urgana will lie soul rcgardleaaof
cost, to make room for our tt
W.W. KlfllllAlit..
LOST AND FOUND.
IF TUB PARTY WHO* TOOK SATCHEL FROM
i llumu 6, Nu. bd Rost VVsvhiugtun-at.. will return *am*
amlallma(«M*, be will Vouelre #lu and uo questions
a*kod. F*i*re of no valu* uxoupt to owner. Address
O M. Tribune offios. _ _
t OBT—A MINK COLLAR, ON WBSTKRN-AV.. KF>
Xj Madlsun and Van llim-n-sta. Thsfinilur ran
stoure a Ilboral reward i>r leaving U at (be drag-sturo
corner Van and Wa»u»rn-av.
T*oAt—lF TIIK FAUTY‘WHO HAS TAKEN,THR
lj arUole* from die lioiuo No. U 3 CalumoUav., in tbu
aliMncu uf (ho uouupant*, oa nuuday evening, Um 17i»
Inst., U wilting t« return thorn, a reward which may bo
agreed noon wiUbo pold aod no question* a*k»d.
T*bHT-WKbNKaDAV EVENING, ON WOOD-
Li si., or on Madison or Norib Clark-at. cars, a pocket
book containing a #S bill, railroad c»r ticket, and muu.o
randan*. Tbs finder may ks*p tba money and return tbo
Bucket-book and railroad ticket lo No. It Metro pod tan
luck, corner Randolph ami L*aaUe-«ta.
L~ ost“lT tu bsd aVi enveixjpe' containing
deed*ln ny name. The finder will bo rewarded by
rvturnlng or iiutlfyiug mu at 125 Oblo-el. CHAo.
tvTUUBLRH.
T OST-A BROWN COW. WHITE SPOTS. FINDER
\J will pleas* Isave word at the corner of Loomis and
liarrlronsU. IIABT-
SEWING MACHINES.
LMNGI'H OFFICE OP A. J. MttLCIIKHT, CITY
O Agent, Uut West Uadlaou-st. Machine* sold un
monthly payment*, roctod. vxcbaogod.and repaired. _
SINGER SEWING-MACHINE COJIFLICTE, WITH
all atUoßuonU. Ac good a* new, for SAJ; oust #’s.
Apply stiff! Milwaukeo-av. _
(2lOn-31NGRR FAMILY H ifw IN G■MA(I )1 IN F~,
’JJOw nearly new, ana in order. h*c tuoker sad altaoii
inoa'a. leaf üble, oovsr, and draoers, and coat #75. ho.
Ml Mlchlya.ajtv.
T>AUTNRH A GOOD BUSIHEKH
X woman, with 4260 cash, iltbor active or slluut: lm»l
--netse.Ubltshed three yeare. end when properly managed
nays #ls a day; Ud* Uno butubog. Fartfaa meaning buai*
peis and having tbu ready caiu luvosttgare; curiosity*
tu«ko» pleas® keep away. Hoorn 54_Ma)or IBook.
IJAUTNRH WANTED-I WOULD LIKE AN INTER.
JT ost In aa oiisblldiud uiorcsoUle bu*lnoaa lu tki* oliy j
ui lurnldi #lO, uUQ lo #24,UW, and satisfautory reforoacec.
Address U kf. Tribune uftica.
machinery.
Fon MALB-ONM 11. U. BM ITU'S RBBAWINO
tutotilno iu uojfuot musing uruar;UM collar. tur
ruuaiug 17-gaugo C;f“ •f.°o •“ o iteration at
BKNBKTI' M uLtUlt'a I'Uaiag-UUI, Qa*rrr-*t. ud
*H£^S£±'L*i—wwwwwwwwwwwewwwwwe
DIVORCES.
TUVUKOBB I.EOaLIY ODTAIHBD VOR OAI’SK;
|,l iMoJci afuldtO; tea altar eecrws, A44r*Mp. U.
OoTc*so,
TStVOUCttSI-LEQAhLY OUTAINEO, NOT l‘UAoD
,lvs^‘c^drxs‘iESHasr
CITY REAL ESTATE.
now;; ,v,;.i .• V, ;u
.•II: Minn a--.. " o Vlilr-, r-m f •
It- ua ic-AT., noitb Of I rV. r - i..-.
floor .« •!., n -vr l,!n- 2M •i • ..U„
Adunis-it., r*er I'aulnn. . s i r»CO.
HOIJSf.S On l'ii»g |»n,p,
Xl.inroo at., n«tr liobcy. rr-w bock. 47.WH.
((■.liny.tt., nftar Monroo. mw matble P.f H Ui>.
Ailareait.. ne * brick, twoitmlft*, and cellar (corner),
fV.w.
xlanta at., time desertrdl'm (Invlde),
JackFoa-ai., new outage,n lr ul
Jackson nt., n-»vr octagon fimqdn', (I.A P.
Coogreu-at., bw orUgno fr >' l to.-reftrb S*. K*'.
frOH HAI.K ’•’iroUHF,'AM) I.ttTON Pit AIT 1 1.- A V. '
1’ near Twcnty-aUlti-at., II >:.r.n«, perfotU oidrr, f aib
room. It,rn*cft.barn. o?ft ,I. ; lent. M.Oti. MAT
WJN Ullilo D 7 Waiblßgton-at.
lAOIt SAJ.F,'-imßXKbtv'., 'iva FKV’.T, (tOKNKU
I 1 Fiflj flflh at., at a great birgaln. Addrr*« NI. Tnb
unaoJlrft,
TjVJU HAl.TV'lilil'AJ’KbT t:OItNHR _ HTOUF. A.M>
J three |oia in tl„» rl V»r> fta*r forme, Inotiire at
or.Kbit- « I'UJ.MJHJ.:-, n-rtliAott cornvf Hburllirt nv.
arvl ri'lrMMh-,1.
liM)U HAJ/K-THOHF. kJ.MJANT MaUIILB Vil»».'iT
I* bonx-a on Thirty tlfili--t.. a! um brad of tho (irand
tiuulm Aril, Tbr-r I are lln tightly l/waliott. aoo *'’•
the beat bnlll bon* -In th>• ■ ity. liming fttery mi.ai r:i
roaroal>nco. for ml* m, ea*/ irnnt. And at farr prlc«a.
TIJUNKU .» SUM), li>2 W««',lnKKoi-tt.
I with nr *ilh<mt bmiAft. tm Nurt'i Frenklln-at. In
tjulto at v.r, Ndfib I ranl lm u. Irf,i-j(xr.'.
FOR, HAI.K- .N<> CA!*!!—A
W*4i VVe»h(n*ton-t'., 11-rar»tn notttca. hAttiioom,
range. Inrntp... A. .7. AVr.VH.U 127 ))-arbore_»t.
trOfl H AM' -Ff.KUANTI.V IlMlMhi I k'd”M ANHION.
1. Ibiiilh j.blft. 6A font. Irnnt. «an h- tor ball
tPftro t. Call Imnirdlatoly. CI.AItK A HiCVA, ISH.a-
Hellit-ai.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
ipoit sai.r-fv» will itmr a (mttaof A.vna
I 1 t»i* nt Park llldgo; (bd down, tc nnmlily.
Il.turj rill buy rvS-roo'it c At ago ami thr*- l»ta. gncwl
erllar. at fJlcmvA: CWe rtnwn. tnonthly f»-r l.alariro.
:i l.i'OJ- IVk Hinge, nrr l‘J nm-n unit.. Un bricU b'.tn
dttlifl, with llott; is»« down. S2.»ri>.tj:u'.y ».r halani ft,
JHA IIKOWN, Id lA-bAUr-jt.. Uo.mC
r;o'R HAiA-ifim wiu/iiijV A i;fai;tifi;i.».o7
X’ aIPapW Uldre: #lfi rt't»A ant n a month on'll piid ,
one block from depot. l‘ro\">t\y ntiown frej. Chnapct
nmperty is market. Aim, lilancoc lot* a* «aana lennt
and priofti. 11l A HIIOWN, 111 Uoont I,
IpOU HaXR-IT.S’F~NKW UOUK-S AI .VOIttiAN
’ Park on ibiaJl monthly payment*; 7 permit In'ere >t:
good arinioli, lino rallruadt, thr«p laic;
alwre Cbicagu: IS tnilea frem In« city, tniplro of OICO.
11, CLAUKF, Agfitt, No. 11 (AiAmborof Oomumrr*.
Fur 16 uc-ntal
I port SALK- KAVK.N.SWOOI)--miK;K lIOUHKfj
1 aikl r»>od IritAti-ary tnrmi;or for rent; taka wator
eaon; gaa If ranird. It. tilil.KH. £*■< .Madlvin-H.
COUNTRY BEAL ’
F6k kxohanuiCa" a-sToiiy muriK
rxldcacfl In ht. Mo,, 7 room/, cellar, grain,
(a*. and wafor; good loratloa and Mr*rt: »nmo Inrum*
raaeo; title uomplolo; trill otebanga t >r iimt-t lim atnek
of boot* and allot* or dry good* at prrrent talu»», worth
about i'i.urj; will pay eomo cash. Adilrma WILLIAM
DAOQY, Ureoneattle, lud.
FoRRALr.-brKißAiir.n rkai, kstatf. inthb
city of PaDMcola, Florida: wl * I bo roM ehoan tar
ra«lt. Addreia P. O. (lot !i* Pen*acola. Fla., or .JAH.
H, POUTKU, ijiwndalo, Chloago.
' ~ REAL ESTATE WANTED.
v\rAXTi:n-A nF.sinß.vcF. #;o,(/oto425,000. for
it all ouli. Almt lx> a divided barr/in. (live foil
partlculnr* nr noaltcdHon will bo paid. Addrosi T 67,
'ltllmue oftlco.
WANTED— A OOTTAOK AND U>¥ WORTH
about 1*3,W10, nr with two lot* First par
mont to bn In very rt*»lrablfl Miburlian bn*, clear. Will
AMnmo. Ad'lrm* N 20, Trtbnno«lll<;«.
BOARbZNO AND LODGIHQ.
A AJI LAKE-RT.-PtKAHANT. NICELYFIIRNIKH
'ir*r I rd front room for two. nl»y two »lnrl<- rimiih,
wlUi lint-rla** labl*. Tonn* rewonable for tbo winter.
A fc'.j" ’RAKDOLPIDST.', NKAR UNION FAUK-TO
tUT rent, with good board, oiccly-fumltbod room*,
tluylo or ■« *ulto. _
IX'KST SIDE. ONK iViioCK FROM MaDIAON-l?r.,
If a guoil roam and good board for run or two ycntlft
boo la pritato loutiD. Adifrttt Y I*. Tritmnr «/flico.
South Sido-
Ol MICniGAN-AV.—DAY BOARD. 81 PLR WCEII:
JU 1 fnrnlsbft 1 rixirni trFb board, #6 to 43 per week; lur
msbod rooiLß wilhont board. Hi to V-'O per inoutb. _
OO'AB'KribikKN'Sl’'., HALFIiLoCK'FJIO.M.'UADI.
ton—An nttractlro front or rear reort. with (irat
cltM table board, at very towtorm*. All modi-ra com
fort* and conveniences. Warm hall* and hmiv'. Al*o
small room verycneap fc> two young goat* or ladlot.
O] h MIOtIKiAN-AV.-TO RENT. WITH'HOARD.
Oi ' I eoonnd lloer in rullojof (wo. throe, or four moms.
.1 O^MlCinaAN.Avr-V6u' CAN FIND GOOD
TwC board and lexlcln*.- fur 43 and M r*r work fu a
eumll family: alsoonfurnlehod front parlor wtt brarpet.
A/3 .1 -MICIIIOAN-AVI—UNKOUN/BHKD BOOM.
tUt with board: also, day boarder* wanted.
KOOMH WITH
'X* j W goad board, balb, and gas; tablo buarden ac
cummo«lsta<l.
North Si.io,
37 MfCTIIGAN-RT.—PLEASANT FtTRNIRHED
I rtiotn* lur rent, will: board, cjnvonbmt to town;
i o'clock dbim.T.
*» f O 01110-HT. —FLKA SANT FU UN IS JI ii I)~ ROD M
with board for two ganllemen or gentlemen aud
wllo. _
H ( -Tu wa hash-av sYnNifFUftNi. FiiuNfsii
*.f|. ad fn>nt *nti«, with bosrd: also another room
inlublo fur lno. Every luiim/voment. Uefereacns cx
ebanged.
TSTEVapa iiotbu m and i» warash-av..
is near Mountfl-st.—F.xcftllcot board from #7 tu Alo |xt
week: two In arv >m, 4A. Transient, #1.50 to #2 per day.
ooiy’s iioTrx7 « and* washinotok-st.—
Elogaoi rooo:s. single or eu inllo, with board, at
from 87 to #lt per week; day board, #6.60 porwrok; (ran
aieatr. 42 per day.
BOARD WANTED.
nOARD FOR MAN AND WIFK, IN EXCHANGE
J> for full cabinet Who-lrr A Wilson sewing machine, in
tho vicintiyof Elghtotmih and Utato-sts. AddroeaOPfl,
Tribune etnee,
Boar'd-and single room. iTy a young
nun. Mu«t be arrival* family. Kbit* terms and
looatloa. Address C. DICKERSON, 976 South CaoaLal.
Board-and pleasant uoum in a private
family, near Hahnoman .Medical College, for two
lady studaata. Term* most bo reasonable. References
exonsnsft/. X 78, Trlhnoe office.
FINANCIAL**
A 1 CO.MMEUCIAL paper, notes with col
laterals, mortcuc**. and local stocks bought nua
sold. ISAAC UKLENKHaUM A CO.. No. Ilu Ftfth-av.
*~LADY WLSiIKBI'O BORROW #ON CODD Sb-
J\ corlty on shortlbno. Address, staling percentage,
Z Sd. Tvliiuno uflioo. _
A DVANCKS'MADK ON DIAMONDS. WATCIIiw,
bonds, etc , at LAUNDKItA’ private ofilce. 129
lUnd'ilph-st., near Clark. KstablUbed IKW.
/hOMMKRUIAL PAPKE HOUGlir AND SOLD.
Money to loan on liitprnred real estate at S, !*, and
small am.itmta at 10 iwr cent. EUGEfiEC. LUNG A
lIHU-, 73 liost WarblHgton-Bt
TPUU KALK-TKXAR LAND-SCRIP. IN TRAITS
I' of lluaoms, which can bo located anywhere on tho
publln domain. The buyer can make at least for every
&I laid out. s*or full particulars address WALLACE
bIOERSON, fit. Louis, 2kf». _____
IAM PREPARED‘TO LEND #MW, #IC.OV, OR
iflfi.UO at H nor onnt on iuiprovod caittrai [ reperty,
ALEXANDERVaTVEURON, liU Vfashliu.-u.inl.
TOOAI.HTUCkS AND HIfoUIUTIFK BOUGHT AND
Xj sold on cfttmufaskm: collateral loans noaitl/aled. D.
T. HIGGIMKON.H9 Wnihlngton-si..baicnumt.
Money ‘to lendWhiijhk t<> nun’ on im
proved Cbteago pronony. A fuw appllcatiuos un
impreved Illinois farms will he renelved. TH* I,‘liy Kar
log's littuk, oomar FKUi-sv. and Washington-st.
Money to loan'i'n any sum atiukpiuvatk
offienot the Diamond Ihirrhaving and Loan Co..
Kuoot S three building, comer Mate aud Jacksunwl*.
fIM) lAIAN—MONEY ON tIOOiriMPROVED' REAL
I eitata In Cook Ounniy, or on filtnuls (ams. K. L.
PEASE, lumper Block.
fPO LOAN-MONeV ON WAKKIIUUI.E RKCEIi*TH,
1 funillure, and other good collaterals. JAMES M.
KTOUhY, Private Banker,_Bl JauSall«-it., Itooin 25.
frotiAmAijAT.s-s.ugo khabes instouk-par
X vslun # ItMk tuatanumd dividend 16 iiercent on the
Invciui'cm—will (hs sold at #76 pot share, if takeu at onuo.
AddruM U 17, TrlbunH offioe.
riH) IX)AN—4IUO TO kiIOUT TIME. ON
I liuuse* un Iftojftil lots nr anyotlmr g-w-l »vuarlty,
real«r iwreantl. TIUIEHDKLI. A BROWN, int Hfib-av.
WE WILL'IiiIV'"FIRST MORfiIAOIW AND LOAN
»n doslrablu iitii.rured nn-tvirfy at current rsuw.
JOHN W. UAREtI A CO., M WasbingtMt-st.
WANTED-830U FUR Uo' DAY.II NRCURifV, 6iO
acres of land lu Arkansas; per lout title. Addrcu
It 3J, Tritmoo ortioa.
lil linn 1° «7.'UU WANTED ON HKOt'INO
morigagrv. 1 year, ton good party: oocurl
-1/ ample. GKO. lC HESS A Uu».,
Cil *;nn TO IAMN FOR TWO (iu TURKU YEARS
PiI.JjVJU on real estate security. Room 35, No. 97'
Clark-at.
CiO nnn-#2,UW. #3.(W>, *L«W TO LOAN ON
ivJ.vl'w city or Hyde Park tmmerty at current
rato*. TUKNKR* BOND, ltd WasTilngton-ct.
C'Q fWin ChOuO. SO.W. AND #SUO TO LOAN ON
iPO.U'M'* good real estate, atfiiwr cent interest.
UUVAN LA'I'UkUP, H Oeaibureau __ _
a>l <) fl/m-WK WANT TO muk #IA DUO FOR 3TO
qililtUuD 5 years on the best of reel security trertb
fourfold. Address, slsilugraw.T47. Trtbuudolftce.
tfOPSEHOI/P GOODS/
Any onr“HAvfsri akm all wit"'of ootm
furolture t<> eaubauga lor good manufacturing stock,
address T 76, Tribune oßice.
M AB HFECIAL BARGAINS.
i “id ntatk-kt.
great uaugainh is
new iMitLun Nirirs,
.1 r ~ i n i.m/ 1, f—.
VARIOUS COVJUHMIHj FaBQIONABLB
Ilau>|u>iuft>>ait ia Uro«r
UuiiJfciiu* Parlur Hull, > plooaa
liroun bad (Muituu Parlor Hull, Jnlcooa.... F-
Walnut and Hair t-’luLli Suit. 7 |)lwm i<o-(0
SVaUut and Kei>« Hmt, 1 piocua. iu.«<o
kicL-ant Uapa hull, nlib I'liuh Purtlu*.. Ta.U)
Hi'l?n<lid Walnut Parlor Halt, lariy ana Ptuib.... W.fU
Knit* 7 lln.wn atul UrUuaua W.tO
I'rbiuoU KlHa Urcca.lo Hull
klujaui Pluab Parlor Hun. 7 p100ri......... )Ui.:W
M.irMo top Table*
Jlirulx'iao Chamber htt, U vlmm* tMJW
Ksamiua gout)* nuJ i>nc'<« boioro buying.
V.T. »U«Tl.f, IMBTATKIrr.
05t KAHY MOUTHbY P A YMRNTH-bTOVKH, PCIt
tuiutu, oaruc.l*, am) hoiwofuraUUlug Tlio
ua>r boua* la Chicago that o*u fuiiiali a houao e>uutiM»
»j;L linbeUa* no* good*. tfottr Ilnur* of our tun *bmo
(ra.Uatorn bulkilog I'J&xltS) aro filled with ohoim small,
talilub will bo aolJ ot luatumibU prlcaa ou ea*> tuunOilj
“aruionis. I.OWKU. ISKO.-i, A uJ.. TW Wait AJwll*m it.
/Sou WOV*)T WIUK MAVrRKtibBH ANl> PKKIt
-1/ lu*A Parlor Aadaar* Tbo Uo*l in the ua/kat. WijIT
TI.KhKV « PttVPHB, 111 K»»t SUdbon *l.
TiUOaB'WUO WWUTO FURNISH whlUVuikaV
u, am) oti oAiy uayuMQtt aboubl oali on tbu UuJou
furnTlora Cuinpaor. W WeM UadlawO-tl. T iutf Bt&DU*
UdUu* ud Mil Ui huubui nlrvuk
I, ,'lu» II ..
t:"
Hi Wn ninrf li *•.
q’O UFNT-Mi'-P.UOM XM-lUV ASH
'I’O IU.NT. ii-.'-ronV ASM IMM.Mr.NT H'HVH-.;
I ii'.r’fn««f f■ r;i r l»'ubs«li nv. ant T>- (,l| Nri;i (l.
Kpyi f.t H ji V.aliarli-a».
'PO lU,,rj-A 1 V.o;tT(nlV
1 \'T‘ ;• h'.M .... n-ir I-njriii »l;
i'.J K> W-vnv«r".inirM.
•r > iM.NT-nm*)'V orir k iiuom-- or ihmjoms,
T f > KrvT-riiiM'i; i r :vr r.vrf!*Oi'i i i;r::»;
Jr,
rn.-) »u vr sm oj.v M > i-n;.*. I I:n\T JilV-Utt VK
rrtf n.',Nr a Mr;r:,
I Werrftn -r.v.. Nt p-,«;
1,. ItANAHAC. a- Aiat),
r|o> KF.vr k,j. soerni d» * khmiv >t„ rocsr;
Ili.S TJir. !•! • j \
avn-ic:
7T!;«
T.*» UKvr-A r\vo->TMi:v with'm > nr\
on ’Jltir-’f-iim-nf., bot.wrcn V*'«no Ml< rfrsu>
a.f. Tfnn< i-v.-.-.nal-!-. in-piri - *• 1(1 (’all* .i<; s. - .
rjio'HHM- By *v mamu.. 77 rr..u;i:-
hixtm! Nt anVnlsa*ftVtJ, fok*s> aad 'l'v.t’i*
•o urt.ST- in'o:;v a.nji A'iiAt.v iumnk. asm
- a ..riri!r®^vr.!^ f ,w f,om, ‘ " tTv Wa,:],inis
MJ Ui’.NT - !JlU*'K TIOUO.S ON \W.*7
fPO UKVf-fitONE-fKON'T HoOSK. MSK ROOMS.
TO RRNT—A SinfK nr SIX ROOMS INTMOMr*
X‘>3'a m»ck. an W..at .MadUon-at.. «uHaLI» (()rhmue
knfiiln*: Itihi ««' airt: rent l-iw to (fvod tenant. WM.
ii. moiirso.v, tw* W**t iia.iirm-«i,
rpo n K NT—S UIT MS or’ KOOKS HJR HOI'S fT-
I keeflOK tn M~mlel Hloct. lii'pilro of janitor, 127 |;»«t
Vat ltiin<s-it.. lU»>m I.
rpu‘ i;KNT-ruuM-smin niiixr H<r6M~\vffii
I. kmi,
Sherman Hnuao. Ai-pi; At Romi 2. Ourd 4<*>r.
rro RKNT-Two' pirnxM-Ju/rooms, jlaroi:
J. ami 1 Nmall. to gentlemen only; terms moderate. No.
1 llnblianHcuiirt.
T6’UKNT--i\'krit r K tir'VU'Toms in m\ur.u.'.
front bnlldlnr. No, CCI North Clark-ct., fIJ p* r month.
Kent (rt’O till Nov. Ji. Apply from 7Ur Iwa. ui., ami il to
Cp. m.
rpo ViTSTsh >7fTTioa'is‘ aVie*
X arul I'VJ I’ast WaalimctMi*!., Room H.
po kkNi7.ijNj L'RNisiii-;i)VL?i7i:s. Tw and icri
I. Kait A«lam*-«u
1" IO RKNT-IMJRNISHRD ROOMS IN I‘IiIVATK
liwcllitnr. 5W lJluinJ*>kt., ea«- at Kuril.
TO RRNT-A FITHMSIirD’ PARLOR AND TWO
(rent r>omif ir a'ontlnrjianaml uiie nr dnitli* goailo*
men. ft ’s Wabsah-av.
r PO KKNT—M3 .MK-niOAN-A V.—9 ROOMS. .N r.V.'f.Y
X papered and paioti'J, wver-elrwct and t«t!i-n*oni.
and all modern bsproreuvaU; will mi*, cheap tn u goo ‘l
tenant.
rro uIlNT~at .its tmUTikiirsT., Twoni.6<;K.s
X woat of Slate, on tho lir-s’ clmranllr furnished
1-irho't.'.‘keeping, parlor, dls:iß-n»im. kitchen, and one
bedriom. wat'it-cfer-t*}, batJi-r>om. with It >1 anil cold
water, ra mr>. furnace. Ac.; lormi, ij:» por month, mri|-
niontbly In adnnes.
rpo Ricvt -Vun.visijKi)- i:i.nu\NT simtt.s and
X ilmtlo rooms. Irving House. ‘Jib Wasblngton-at. ;
reforent-e'. roijnlred; geata pniierrcd, prices In*; trau
aloalj; at cumiiioaat -d.
rpo ur.NT-iiANnsoMkLv7KUHNrsui:j> nmsv
L n*otm; best Inca* Inn In tlm rltr. an i !<• »•■»{ r< eta, hr
the week or annth, at lt!l Bwith Clirk st,. R.«in 11.
I'o iiRNr-ntxiuH, Vim or"without t iTuno
turc, hnt and cold water; PrlvilegD ol making c.Tim
and tea; private Umitjr; teat reasonable. 3Va
bash-av.
To kknt-wri.l FrwM.sni;i»TvAUsrp.iuu>oMs
#3 lo 3>7 por week. HolibluPhilo oplilcnl Publishing
llnnac, rj>i Dearborn-el.. two hi «ciii south of l‘i«fi-Oihco,
rpo RRNT-a"NIOKIA-FUitNISIiKD ROOM. WITH
X el»‘ :i, Jnai’nallpriratoGorman taut! Ip, a: Jj fcU
leontluat.. near I'ralrlc-iv.
po"rknt-a im.i'asant movT room, rim
X nirhetl. In a private lamilr* 112 buutb Urroo>Bt.
po RlvfT-ia ROOKS"'!N 11111 l PINU Trt VAN
X Ilnren-kt., pear State, and third itorica, In
jiilroot K. XANOASTKU, I tit ilonri«-»t.
rpo RRNT—niUNISIIIiO, A ITIONT ROOM I'tJK.
X two ladu'i or two K''ntl»mnn.wi'bnut boanl, In prhate
tauiH>'; rafpreiuxi req'ilrml. West Adam«*»t.
rho UL.si-oNLv sav-aj; k.vtiuk floor. five
X nleomomr, nrranired with nrory cjuventouoo for
hons«keeptne, C. JIKi.A NO, 131 Mate-pt.
TO HEXT-.W
ao oleffiu; illtlss-ronm Amt hed-rorm tdplniuc
ntiaorlwoffßatJomen: family attiotlypiirate. Kefcroooce
required.
Hnt'ri*.
110 RKNT-A .STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE
. a laixb elegantly ftirnlebp.l mom to mnt on Jforib
Demboruat.: nuon btu ihoec deilrts* Bref-*l»s* accom
modation* need aoiwur. Addrea* 1 U, Tribune oßiee.
Reference* reiulrrd.
To nr.-NT—nnt.visiißo room's nr ttikdav,
week. or month, with or wlthsot board, at ilio Neruda
lioltil. Hi »nd liJ WabacU-nv., near •Motir.x'-tt.
r" ifEN'T—NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without boat.l. Kirifftt-ury lili«ck, Kaadalob-at.,
near Clark. Apply at Room*). __
fPO HKNT—PLATS O V 81 \ ROOMS RAOH. RP.RIDR
I bath-room, el.-., 114 Ohio »i.. near Clark: also upper
part ol cottage, II; 1 : lower part, £*; 6 rooiaaeach: North
hi'lo. near boicc-cm. A. T. (■',{. I*. 7r pearhora>«f
TO »iWT--STORES bmCES. &«.
Stern ■».
rpo UF-NT—STORE—ITNF. ETC RE AND UASE-
X mrnt, atone front. from IW. 1. Will bo rented low.
Apply At No. 27 F*»t\V»HMngton-*t.
r KENT—OR FOR SALE—HOTEL, ON* THE TLII
DPI* Central Kallrnad In Iowa; beat hm»o and loca
tion la tn-vn j..r bu-turs'; no tiiniiturc. AddroaaC. A.
GftlilL'LßY. Nashua, CliicVaaaw County. la.
IVASTf.n -TO RENT - FOUR ROOMS FOR
Yi llfftit hou»ek«»eplng. canal«Hna of eUi.ng-rooni or
parlor, two bed-ram,*, and kitchen; limit l*c well fur*
ntriwd and In nelgtiborTieod, or w >nld rent thr-e
room-, HlilK.ut kl.-hon. Addre»«, aUtiiig tenua and
locuitoa, XOS, Iribuua oSee.
U;antkp-tu rest pleasant unfitii-
Y» nUbed nr p;n th lunil»b..J r ft id-Oi. il roam. In pri
vate family, net for not. Ad*D«**»> hi, Tnhnno odlro.
’WANT'KII-TO “kk.vt-a SMALL FURNISHED
it coitago In good mighbothood. Addrcsa X Id. Trib-
WANTKJWrO UENT-ON MAY 1, A 2-STORVAND
baaiment building, ix*u feet. having alliy aide
light, And wltbiu following txmnda: Maaiitngfoa and
AiV'm*. lATville and IVtvO v>rn-«t*.; UgtA man
ufaeturtng :lenr ieaee trill bo taken At low tiguroa. Ad*
dro.s 11 Ul, Tribune otfleo.
VV'AN'Tiri)-Tt) KKNf'-.TAM'I« H. HILL, HOUSE
Y r Renting Agent, V* Ucatbottviu, 4. __
\v7aNTKU-TO RENT-RY TWO~ LADIES, THKKK
Yf nr four mom* (not in baienunO for light hoiiv keep
ing, brick building pjnf- , m'd. Lulwecu ,lac«#un and Mail.
U.iuond Paulina ami I;«>1; rent mml !>•* rea:-ma
able; reference* eiohaacnl. Aildrcr* ri Aj, Trlhuue olhee,
WASTED -TO UVINV VIVK UOOMrt-, ONLY
llirt-e In family: email otta*pi or flat. l.irni»hcJ < r
partly funtitbvd.and Iwuilau evilh of hurhteonlh'tl. and
i-Hktnf Siam, bta'o tanua. Addr«»«biX 'l'ribmio ..aice,
\\ r .\S’Tiil>—’lO HKNT—|iv A tSKNTLKM AN’.tJI(OIK
tt eii~'d funtUPad mom in nlo.» family wbora tablo
board l» pm. uuble. State prlco and parUcolan, W L‘,
Tribune ua»eo.
-f«"uuVr-fWoVR THItKK NICCI.V
--»t fiuaMi-’d rmrnis f.»r uuar Western a\.,
clnmi. .Ai'ilm h. I. W |i. Till) mo
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
Auction' sau:s oi’ noitHunT'’ oAKnfuu-.H,
and imroo*. t>»rry Tuuaday, Tburaaav, md SaitmJ4y.
at lua. in-, at \VI>TON A CO.’S Au.vivn
Uixmi*. Nix. I*l and life) Kant Wtihiasiorrri. hMfk no
br.ml aHirl?ol i »*!<». AniuLo (him gif on to to»l ail hunt*
•aid under a warrantee
A— ‘T THI! NOHTHWErttKUNTAWKIWALLS. NO*.
13, ft, 7. aurl l» Mimroe-«i., corner Michigan;)?., reg
ular ancllon aaliwof carriage*, baniwas.etc., arory
Tui‘«lay ami Friday at lo o'clock. lloreca, carriage*.
bugpi*«. vhaetou*. Origin, bamei*. Ac., alwaj* im band
atpmabJMlc. IJAILUY, l-rojirtulor.
nun Bau:- a nilk i.rrn.u hlacic maiikT
i* haroeti. atnl Ilflit apring wagon, (err elmai). Cor*
uor llockwell ami ’iboißVitou-il*, TaJto (ba Milwaufcoe.
ar. ami Hmnbold* Park car.
WUH BALK-A NO." I CLAKFNCK <VaRIUaV}F
1' Imran. ami btraeia; nog U,iiu* ico-apring pUactor
luqviro in (tabid roar of lit’*) Wabcah-av.
LIOII HAI.K-Hfl UAMII Wll.l. UUY A UOOO.NOUND
r hurw). barneaa. ami a light ibmoaurlng wag.m. II
lak«na(ooc4. Northeast corner hhurllatf av. amfThlr
tlolh-*t,
i>O»"HALK- t»NK lUn5ri)MH~ HIAI.'K ~4IA UK
X' and an ai valiant alda-bar inn w-.*.** ami harness; alan
mm Wy hu.-*.-. near Id hand* high, weight l,Jw>, lit lor
anything: the Mack nuni la warranted t» trot in Sr'* l ,
'tuil *ui ti and 7 wan ul ae«. Tu<-> am aolJ I»r iw fault,
niily Iti'i’iigh death, md will lie sold at a iicrtiicJ, amt a
riUiannaldo trial glmn. Apply lutha groom aiiUoslibU
In mar of reald.taco CSd Wuba»h-*v.
L*bKIUIIK--\VK ARK MANUFAtTIifkIKO A MlltiH
*] number oi tha boat ahngli* at or iiul in tbl* market U't
(ho prim. Cali and emmiuo |i •(<>ro pnrchn-lug cl.u
wnsm. I, S. TOIVKKA iiUU., IU6 (y.uth Chuioa at.
\\- ANIhU-iiliKtiES ’iO' wi.VrUH. tiOUl* M'A
ft Me*. lain* hay, and grain; bet of care; ‘.H mile*
on ralboad. Addicu it. 11, i'./.sio.V, Overbold. ill.
\\7 AN'l HI) -A CI-OSVMW RISUI.K VllAWroS.
if In good raaniiiK order: rauit bo cheap for ram: **r
Would :ant uou tor a lew inouiha iVr lias oi an pnaaJ.
Ad-lnaa, (lacing price, KKK, Tribune mrc:*.
.4 4U.OU
\\rAATi:i>-A' HU«rNI!SS UUaiiY: MUM HH IN
il good ontff and cheaplor cash. ,\dl*o»* orvaii a.
O. Idi houtli Wot(r-iii. _ ~
Ilf ANTKIJ-WIIX I'AY »tl) PiK WONrn AND
»I Ilfrry buaid, good twr«. tut l;orw and ouaotoa bug
gy for tint tfiuUrf. Addivfi SM. 1 nliuo* oinro.
d.'n WII.L UUY a coon tka Ji yi- v, VKKINII
•tDw bora,*. tllKtuad. w” Wou AUdmi.t-at., JulIN
BUCIv. ___________
“ - * ‘ PERS ON Ah. _
7 v"w*)iiM»TlOV WaNTKII •Cl" JOHN ANl> &IICH
-1 Ml HaaUy. Plcaw call or adjlrc** W ILLIAM iiAW
|.«Yi Vvililauu UoUl, IfeatU lauul«-*l.« Ltiisage.
TO KENT -HOUSES.
' V" I- M N ■ V.. M \ !;•!!,r ' l;
M. • • ■ ... • t . . T-^;.
.i ' lony I'.hdum MockV,,”^
;*• I.''» .n I*m i.; i?d [mt r.i',n;h.
TO RENT—ROOBIS.
Mtsr.oiJonoon*-
wanted-to rent!
WANTED—MALE HELP.
n. Clr-ritn. fto*
,i;
,ri
. TllVl
v. I'n . ,i» iiKV-tiooiid
»' ». t' V.; - : i.oo-.vr r -cl fipr-Ij-.
W’/.M.i) A u.m ;m.nv, -.AMSMIIS TO <SO TO
it li"': I •* nil. u. cur- at i„* =• ;i«l 71 Wabft'h.ar.
Trannv.
t\'A.%T:-r»-x n;:vr'<:>muaok paint
» r;iV'.“ 1 *: r " r . 1 , * ? ’ l c “ l1 ' Gallon or ad-
W V: r .v' > . . I vi vm; ciiicaoiT
» \ _ ‘ OHM, i ft; r .n j .uh’ui'J-
\ r *A*irn» ivm uK v.ir.r.i 'n-mn' ircvc
<» ]K,:ni-rp. t. A. Siorj; lie, r. ,'/?.lu ,ti.»i.
\\’ .\:;i j.n a Mftsr-cl. huKm;.s
' I at -- htirrnuin-*!., t.-t ■!
(t M-IM.Mf-DTA; - A <,od]» ( ;
> » j 1- r 'f>< win!";, a» J . \/rju|^
I, :yv, V .1 / I ;n«r »v.
VV ii
J'.Alilii.
Wn.lih,;
r.o rn’.i pant :.i\kki! in •. *nr->r.
1 t ’’•"•.r• u';.. /.-.id V<; 1
Y\’A.Tl! )> -A Tilt WOIIOOUIVKI' » VII
,i a r r.n vtal/iu. .unit, nt riI'ANToN A
M/ANTi-;n -A r \niN(.T-.M r K kiT at P.Mirirs
f'jf3iltir>-.r.»;mri Idl '•Vuim li-av., !>•>,««.;»
Tironf.v fin; nnd Tw-ity-rpc nd->;«.
U' ANTFO-OAKUIiOj: TH.VCK -\fITH AT TAT’-
KM,I. A )>'.I.S.P' r It> an-l i<tj ivurn (ii,U‘-n *t., u,r*
n"r Artem*.
\\?AXT»:n“- rn/u’k* mith -a (j ion ipi'n^r
i , «li<inram) i-di’.ar: pn-,.» apm ! - /nrkman
r.rnT. AfMrosa JAMIIH nil.l-A', W rrt,»r-Uol’l.
H-rir> l.'mintj. 111.
\\'A,vn-.f» PKAprcKkii.T tooo to pi.Ul, ii.iT!
»> Aril} ,itT3MV«;
\\* a \ n;n_ a i/iCKKMrm and iiki'cii anoip*'
• > I >;t e-i'id. irlialil-! nar.lf-a uod ftjiply. K- li.
IdiSI.KT- >N. W I truty-teeiart-fi.
FrujloTTaont Aircnts-
y/.?>T”n-ro u-;avk this hay, tip chop
' I- r.. 11 iia-j<|-. f.inn hand,, and toamslor*.
u> .• i-;. o. iiAinnr.
\Y f A> ;T.t.-|., i: • tl.iMAI* I.AUoKKP.S TO «?*
,i on •’'!» , i I.t<. ei prr tiar, f(p« faretSC 'rn
r'in;< (,1 coft.l-ttuncrfl. R. A. ANCJIU.I,,
V Ar.TTP-r.i_ lUll.linA‘f>'MßN roil
11 Pjl': and I . ,«• .V) ri"n f-tr f/trpnunfnt
..rk. ?I. ,r,;. ~,.r (.a.; ft*- farj lor r|l : W roaj.
V>n-i«: Y> ;hoj.;.cr». ANDIIItWO.
■ IM* A <-<*., 1. N...;i t.,»rk rl.
W A * NTl v’ ~ W #3 i>KU X>AV,
* f 1 ria~,*, wnr* al i«i r, i.< *-.r fanna and ruinoe.
A. HA I.VOR.SKN, 31 Wcv U u.-l .lph-”?
Wanted -an RAii.itnii (,»,unur.riH”FO!V
• f ridn-iH; A-" fjrrt :3 V Umi 3V f, r the pin- 1 -
ri«*. U me. lv. T, CItUIS
TUN. HI .Son-h W«l» r-it., Room I.
.VANrrn-v) MtH.ni’ur r.,u c.m u,.;\u vr
H vork; l-.'.. C l'ih;t'Oral'rM I lah .r-r-. I»>n-«T
■•0 -uurrjiiiOJi. 1! .76 t-nr »la>-; 1 ilp-mri, H U \,.-
II fir**. at £J Wert ItanJolplwt. J, H sl'KJi-
Vi.ijK A 1,0.
UiacelJanoon* •
XV A ?«TF. D—M T.N To, TKU, NEW ARTiru-.S
M rnranoe and nation*; per* Urzeit rirrccainsr*,
Amcriuau Smelly Coiup-iny, 1U Kart
Itocrro I'J.
WANTPD-A i.IVK MAN IN' F.VKRV cXTV AND
town la the world ; yi.u can m»k<* a ,jay iHhnc
our Istt-r-cnpy.op Hook ; no brush. or witor r,..
iinlr.-d. Call or rend iuui!> (nr cln nlar [<> Ricalai.r Man
ufacturing Company, !”.• West M.vlUonV..
Wastrd-a man used’to iacing^n^uoT.
M one*: onoimlipl-’n'r of i«lk nut s«*! a-Mio»*.
Addree*. appotr'lu* int'-vrlew, X On. odiec.
l\: ANTKD-l.t’ JIEXON FRIDAY MORNING NEXT
» I to ral'O l ull li.-ijns «;nrrtar n( South Clvk and liar:.-
KiH.atr. HOU.JNGnWOICriI A LuLTillCvN.
U’ANTkn'-A VUI.’NU MAN WH II KNKfCtJYAND
11 and at-X/0 c*«b (nr a lliflu tir-.riMHlr I)UMTia»4 thi«
winter, fall t-i dar, Room l“. 2>l S-mt!i UaU*ed-»t.
UrAKTKD— GOUD~f,*ANVASSF.fIS FOHTHK «A!.H
of SViv,ln-i\ n«v» pal-ml Ijrmtlar r.lartn. Y<>nna
nirn ar tn .w iaakinir fm<B $lO to iht day. Call at
Kxmi 7, Clark-at.
■\\fANTKU—MFN l-’OU, A IMIOnTAUI.ft WINTER’S
*» liu*i!i-‘yi. VTo have tlir laPrat r-.dlinc artlrh< «»n
n<orrC. pay* *he lartrrrt prpflt. and rltph tlio l.rtatHftc
tl- nol anytlitrtfovrr tntrortia-ml h> M»n of In.
lollirfrnL-' und t-r-itoel can make s'.i in «?Ua>
ffrokly: 81 fampln fre.< for trial to those rr".mlntf
l»utirw>«% but n d to atrrot-talken, peddlen, nor bo;*.
RAY A Ca>.. Ctilrac. til l-aSall-- st !
W ANTF.n-A YOUNi; MAN'TO TRAVKL IS TUP.
vhol-Malo |*Wi lry hnsln^m: ona who can command a
rmalJcaplt/,1 pr»fenr>!. Aildrcaa, with real uauioaud roi
crcnce, KF. Trllmno ofice.
■WASTED—REAL K.STATK R»Ol(i:B_wil,i.O*lVß
'I SoM aatr*»»n an otjultj tu ftno placo to a.'ttle nu
rwir pTOfy-fTtc at and aril nnd trade for ne.
MCaILS A CO., ltd Wanhinirtuß-rt., l>a-. :uieat.
VV ANTI.D-nJW MO UK VO UNO V KN AND J.ADIK.S
TT of «rento-'| atlrtrw«a t'-rilrbt cmplo' m-’nt In city and
country, it'-oma idanU tl, 167 Weat MadUoa-rt. iCIL)i>
A McKRUM.
WANTKD-In”vbUNG MEN YOU I.IOHT KAA
plorrn-nt; cTyand country: railroad lrt-o. C;
W. TIKiMTsON A CM., S4f- h nt lUnclotph-rt.
Y\r ANTKD—A FEW WORK AGENTS TO r.f.f.T, AN
» t aricl- u«»d In orcry family. avints ar- mskinu from
(J 2 to J|s per day. Call for thr*'Mlay» at O Went Mko.
Uf ASTKD-BOV TO ATTEND STATIUNAI’.Y KN
»• glue, Stl llllmD_*f.
NX'ANTKD—MAI.K OR FKMAI.K—AUR VOtJ IN
V V r-int »f a iltn&tlsn ? If *n. aoud addma and bail
ro«« fo I;.mod last *i> X ►-*, Trilmne on'ico.
U-AWIED-F2&IA.L.S HELP,
Dofflnaticß,
Wantfij— a hjist-class r.mi, ron gks*
cm) homework. Apply a* IrttTJ Arield-Bt.
Wanted— a '(-timpctrnt rngt.ish. kcotuil
11 nr itvtl in code, !., and Irua, A;.-
ply. wlihrit.v ref-'totic-, at 1148 Wabasli-ar.
X\rANTKD-A U‘nil) GIRL TO Do OfiM'liAl,
\ » homework la a small latr.liy. Apply At 1W Twenty*
IVAN I I’D—A oonb dim, to' ivo general
lY liouvintl;. C'iil p-r two days at f.
H \fa NT p p-a 'dim/1 i to 78~yeaVls'old"to
Vi nut on table and M fi-u-rally useful, il M, Nich
olas Hotel. 116 North flint.m-i:.
\I*ANTF.D-A tTotJ/'’rAPAni.E GIRL FOR f.RV
IT ml homework. Applyot. Tib North PrantUi-at.,
near l.incoln-sr.
T\ r ANTKD-A drift, TO DO GENERAL IIOU-SE
11 work lo *mall taialij. Wl North
VirANTI.n-A VOUMi.i.i itoNtdfillil. l 01l Gl’.N
--11 rral homework m a nrtiate family of Arc; b»»tnf
nice* to in» nij.it Apply, lor thrmdays, al 14 Con
gpr«» park. kltuAti- io jIH of Van Enren-st., acroia
raUroatt tra«k, two td'-cks west of Wailaniar.
U'ANTKD-GIRI. Kill' GENERAL HOUSEWORK
Insm.ill family. 1-ti Warren-ar.
n"’’ v XNTED '-‘a O*I'M)"i"OUK,"WASIfIJU AND
Ironor, Apply at Xj fndiaoa-ar.
WASTiID-A- N*:aT, sTKADVi IIUNKST. AND
»Y cor-.uioicßt clrl tor reiwral hou»wworW In a family of
four, (i.’rmaaor Nonsi’kiw* profittre-J. 710 Weat Waalt
\\TANTKI>—A doob. TIDY, rI-xiaiilk CrlRL’TO*
It do cooi'.il h”ti4c« 1 irk in a ituall latnily; mtni In-*
rood cnolc and I irnds-**: rrferencca rraulrr-J. Dali for
two day*, tioiwaanU and U n’cUici, al4w VVeatVaaDu*
ron •*.
Wanti:d-a fiivnbi? or ukrman girl to
wa»h, and tr ,a In a prirala (imllj ; must
enmo well rniintmended ai a thnrnactily coaipotcnt ciwk
and laumlreHf. Apflj at loTJ lllcblaau.av.
IV ANTK.D-td.U.M I N. SlVF.bid OR NUUIVKIIIAN
it ifir) fTfWuor.il R>u»owork; tmutho A good couk. IS
ludianvuv.
\i'A.Vrj i)-A WKI.L.KIifOSIMK.MJHD GIRL
IT do Bpmrd work and take caro of children, tt's
Trent) -ntoth-M.
Y\rAN"TKD-GKli, TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
it hnUiawctk. miLimtiJeffervio-tt.
S 0 am Rirtts • o a.
> 1 aowiny jtlrlc. liujikiru at itU AMchlfaii-Av.
\t'AN ri-i)-si:wiNo 'giuLs'to’ woßK'dsTosl
1» ttirui a at kt'l fiiata*iL
\\rANTJ.D-SKA.MSTRK.Ts~TO - MAKE EINK CN
tt ilernnir ; uri" ti\at i-au ren Whm.litr A Wilv-n ma
ctilnn: lot lltotJ competunt need aj>pl). ID l-wl
Twollth it. __
Isnrn"i».
TITANTr.n - A ITn.UTHV WET NURSE: N^NE
I I oMil4|<|llr0 M il4|<|llr win* CAlUllll COIIIO well IVfCtJ.IIIOUUpiI.
VVi'Mi-b ir.n uv.
\V'A\rt;ii -a’ Ri'i.fAHLK N u usici 11R Im l-io »i
II inn ultl; i.unuau ur hwodo i vuiemsl- Lall at
Ify West Waabiiifp-n-Jt, _
W anted'-a puorK.si'A.Nf niiii: «‘»i; is ou m
il as nurao for übildreu; ref-tn uces rc'<tulr>.-u. Apply at
&•! Waliash-nv. __________
Employment Apcnrif'.
WANTF.It - CIKRMAN AM' W’tXPI.S AVIAN
j;trl« for private (imllirw, IjmK.', la t:uJrn", tll> UUU
country, ot_4l JtH. PUSM-: I .'ml-ve. »' Mtlwaukoeav.
JW»!*roM«iw»nn«..
U'ANTKD-LAPV CA.N'VAvSI US TO SI'LL Tlltt
banltaiv curied. |(r»i »vt producon. Call
aiulaa<ilu iitJhtaie-»t., Roomtil.
■\\rAXTKll-LaDV AM' i-1.M1.1-.MIvN AfjKNFH
VV CTon-vrlian* to veil a*..* nio.'at and moat protltablo
article uttered. 1.1.V1i1.K. ib. >iu 11. 19. Doarhnrn-et.
Vv AM’i;i)-l.i (Jim H TO
» cbino, rik erni* a
iITANTFIt: UANVASSKIbS-I.AlllKrt >ND QKN;
Vv tloni.iu f,r met onellluitraled Weekly and
Mnnlblv. with rni;ra«iiiir*. « e itentnal Bubacripliim and
Adf jri.in* llnifwii. '•>> o.'nii l V.lark-at. .. .
BOOKS
B'kxto.v.s 'VmuooMßirr or debates mf
fona.v-i. I’. I >rv" volume*. Ado calf, tfJA, pot), #<ol;
lira*’* Anat'.mj. <f <. low: Hytord'a Piacaarn of Women,
i,4 Movii.uuv ‘I l’»i ni-lUlico UoporU. Caeh paid lor
pi**! book*. AfILIJ-.ll'W Cheap Book-Store, IWMa.ll
Dour. tiAM.KKY. «au. I’UBUSIIEp Ai' i«U:NHsV
/timitriii. 'jcleprdia. W eol*., ISm i. ft-V nnldl'br d
aiflvl. W■ I’■ klil-NF.U.MlWa.blutfloußooms. _
VoCK f-AI’KK.YuO. A QUluilj U yimti:S. C.iA
JV I- i,Mil»pv*,V» a pack,; iVt (or t.ic.
blank b'-oa. etoiio-ttur.l lom than re'all price,
Ul-.UKjrr'S Ohujook St. rr, lU7 Bout:i (;J.-r!;-s'.
oVvfui'no at'tuk FoU.OWI.Mi 1-uW
Alj«'.U»l»na( Hhaktpearo, (mb., at SAtS.
il.ioodlUon of blukapoau'. l>>n>u, etc-. atiJ.i.',
» i o'tuioa of Hhakapuar.*, itjiou. etc., at vl *j.
aJaJiitau oi bltakapcate. Ujrun, ole,, at tl.
'1 iirtii boot* are all n»w ami i>l.-*;4nl odoU 1 -.
tllLUKltT’ht L blur. It? Hmitti riark-«t.. .
roii bAiix.,
L'OKSALU-Vr qUAIIYKR V.MA'K. TWO I NTO,
r ry fruuio luune, 'AJ.. ;j i. -t, tylu) cnoii; dirl
cheap, p. tS. USKI', R mii. 7tm-
rT’OR SACK-tOltt'Kl) HAI.F *>l', i'MJ MOWaUH
r tlem-vrluih r, cold l.uuinw >» nc'i i.iul 4• k,
•lone diamond mij. J-tMI ' nlobl.ti I ihau
banker, ei vt., Rikjui: ,
U-OUSAU:-SUIWIU. IU V A lUAXI*. -NUV/ iIUFF
r and bo*, teabkin or ljn». lb- iJu:ico«...l Wabanh •».
■LtORhAI.R-ili Wil l. «U>V A UASUSUMK NEW
U and fuuuiuo udnk muif and i«a or colur.wurih duublo
the uiotM*/. Jieeid>uee till Mal»a*U-*»._ „
FOUSALK-A CiUtAT UAUtJAIA—A UK AND NKW
•Qd iuoarulPoout Uiluk euegue. m«do up Uii* ace-uu lu
the Uto«t »iyi>, worth ?ii.V, lot aale at HIM. KteiJouee
IkVi'abuU-n.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE,
r!ookltofTirr*. ClprJts. fin.
<JTT(IATt'TJ WVNfr.li V,V AS F.XPFRIF.TJCRD
»i ». o’iuf-i. r wii;» , ,m* * .-ml hon«p. stUiir- a, hook
i'-'— t.V.a -r, or .• .:iocr.• ri r>>• .r| |.|tf rrfPftmPW: ralan
f"'i nl-, U, -;vr. ,* \. '.7HITINU, Cnnard
<*■.r i?r Hr.mlolpn nn I Ularx.v..
cirmios was rt: n-a 't m »»m friun i,Y"cmi
► J n' t'-it Mrti(?e,«i nil] rnruiin b« routl and prOtorlptlot
rlprkj (f.i •»] rf*!<*r>'or«M: salary ronancalda. O. fU AT
KIN SUN, Paris. 11).
UI i rATIO.V
t-3 lo'iWkvn'Of nr nraMUnt. -ranr kind of oflJco trnrit. In
» K-vvt Iv.wv, lit ft j'>'sna mart of nnftacnp'nnablo cnftr.
ncf -r on-l of nxr r rl"T)'-'' la or;- and fancy goodi, tm.rU
Aixl eli i.'v iki- t lum:lr>(j«, quj. j reference cirpn. Ad
rtr,->i /.tv, Tnli 'H • ofli-r-.
CtM'-'TloS' W/.MTD liV A DKilCimsP OF 4
O yrarV ap-ftk* (1-rmvv. n» nUJoetifluto
I-arms ci-y: ,< lemnccn from former employer. Addmi
PS, Tribune
am*
.<; ».?11 io
CMTJATION" 'VANTCO-JIT A fiOOD, KTRAHY
D jonnj- man of 13; ha, had crpcrlpnee In Kmear/ hn*l
n ; rsr# nllinp*p«. and hna apod ralpr
• -•r.ro. Ai i»lr or ftdJr-*, at re-ideac-s 1W Kait Monrop
f>t,, iliinl fl'j-ir.
*TTAnr*.
OITKATION WANTKIJ—IiY A rIITTJ'U UAYINO
1 > I (<•. t ftf'e-n jpan** ntporipnci* la Ilm whulo‘ato
i ■ .t ,j-i; III* a p'ulf h’n n» fnr-'ttivt: hoit of r-dcr
• - )|-;i"d. Addf»*ft« Q 9f>, Trthunn oftle**.
'■ * i n>v \s‘A.vTkrr-nv'~A - riKi,iAni>rrirtsT.
• r,r. •i. otJim-M, n« carriaao Irouor *od (ton*ral Johbftf.
v:\"i t ir- rTr-;*-:nn Ol hor*i «hocJn»{ (rood rpforeoco,.
A«l a ,1 f>. !'<>-rp«ton. 111.
C'l'irhmrn. <Cfl.
c;rrr\i i >\ Wam-i.d-ah coachman bt a nr
» -'.Ml* 1-la-.n (• vM'Aln ft li'vxily, good tftf
'rr.'. . *i-c* • a Vn, Trllinnfti»n.’".
\v.-.nj» \s r<i.\auMAS nvr a
» ( yonri,- ria-.jfl nail* 1 '); falirtful, anrl wDllnff to
T/’* ’" j''*| r 1,,0,a1 * Keiomacot rood. Ad-
mn: »TM)N M - AMT. 11 Itv'A KOURR. KKfilA BLU.
i. . arort n-.iiu. Mn-rtf-an, m mai-hman, and work
f, ’-'••it hTiw; a h-mi • i„r ii-/- wl-i-xr m-TP than tragra
_- J ” l- 1 * It *<, l'nl»tina nlti<;«.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE
Dontrjfttinn.
enTATTONS VTA S*l CD-JIV TlVn OANATIfAN
1 • cirla. aao.-k anil/pcvid.rlrl; city ref,p
rr.e?,. at lift Anhft-h-av. -
citiiatjov WAMrn-Br a okrmanoiiu,. to
w t)-i Pim( V. ‘/•pr.nd.worV. rt tnkn ram of rill].
<!rt n; I r- r:c<'*. M‘» J aal nivKlin-*!.. NorlU Hldti.
i:irCArmss ttAjmn- uvTwo<;mi.s: onraa
tJ nnot:, thn otl.or iu Ploaao call at 334
Konth Park-ar.
CnUATtON \V A NTH I) -1$ V~V ITHST-CLASS COOJC
IJ InntTlrato /amir: l»—t ihty rofptpncna. Anslyat
«?!» Drftrhorn-**., Imir 'rn doipuith and Kfltpnttnnili ,(«.
CITCATION WANTI'.I) -RY A^YtitlN(Pw'om'aN
H to tin general boatowork. PleaM call tt 170 Want
wnrttj-nv.
oituation WANTim-nv a d anisuVjiri. fb
Odn all kind* of ntVln a prKate (amil}'. Util I3J
Mllwankee-nr., titl'd floor
OITTTATTONSr wVNVI’.D-ftY TWO GERMAN
O clrl* in a private family; on* ai nook and the other
at *' i'twl fpjrl. Call at .To. ,’H fVmielia-jt., city.
CITATION* WANTED-AH SECOND'GIRD IS A
*1 {rritaf/-farnllf. Coll at I<T3 \\Vet .lackimiit.
OITKATIriN WANTKD-HY A GOOD Onif^TS^A
O prl»Mn familv to rio kl»nh"n wnrk or general Louia
w-rk. PHa-e call at 377 We* Twelfth-it.
oiruvnov WAN-rkb-iiY a Danish armour a
pn«aio Call at 18 Sangor-at., up-alAlr*.
CITUATION WANTED-itY A HK!.IAIU?K GIRD
• ' t-i oink, waib. and lr->n. whan* (her keep ancetnl
eirl; f. i-nopal hmiecwnrk la a email family. I’icaso
■ ■all at H.i K.z'it-v-n’fi-rt.. In the r«op.
SITUATION WANTED -MY AN AMERICAN GlfU.
I to ri> ro-.-rol hrjt]«owork. Pl"aa» call «l2l7We*t
I’.iV «t.. »-rad-lrr** Mf.'SJiN.TTK WARNKE.
CITI'ATIU * WANTED-DY A fiu.st^cla'sscook,
O in <?;•» r r c/.tintry. hr.'oj. roaiaanuit, or HoartllDß-
AilJro.a X 7<;, Trtlnina ofßro.
CITTATIONS WATTED-BY TWO OIRWs ONE
>j fo w«»li, and Hon ; ttin nth»r to do aeoond work,
in a nrlv.vo family. fl;ii(i th- competant. Refer
*>nc •» irom last plaoo. Call atSuti Kart Brlo rt., for two
CmiATION WANTED - BYA FIRST-CI.AhS COOK
in a b;ar-Unc h ••>-) or hotel; etly or country. K*
Third-ar., n-r, r Vx-d-th-s*.
cmiATii'.v wa'nted-by a noon, nrsprcr-
O at.ie*ir!.torloKfni ralhrtU«oTVirk. t.'tll aldl Noble-»t.
eiTCATION WANTf.O Tu tlO GKSKIUITiOIISRI
*j n>>rk. orarcond work and toinnc. in amiall prlrata
(*mUy, by a N irwogiaa gitl who aprtka Uute Roallth.
AVa«o* n->r »o mush of an objoLt aa a (joocJ Unmo. Apply
arii.MVojit Munr->o.»*.
CHTIATION WAXTKD-nT A GERMAN (i|RR, TO
iT do c-K.Klnr or y-neral lir>u»cwjrk. Call for three
dar* at IP2 Sediftrlck-tl., North Side.
QITUATIONS WANTKD-nr TWO rOMERTENT
O clrl-i.onc ar cook. t!i** oilier rncond work and anwlna.
lo first-cla«a prlrato fatnlly. rocethtrer erpamte; heitof
city refor«neea. J’loaae call for two dayaat IDfi llrottn-at,
near Ttrclftu.
QTTUATroN WANTED—BY A TIIOROIIOH NEAT.
O ooutpetent MN’ind clrl; it a neat Mirer and food of
rlilldran.. Apply nt 62 Grrcn *t.. near Madiaon.
OITI ’Al'io.V *WANTKD—RY~A go7)d~amkTucan
O clrl to dn ec.-rmd work In a private or boardiac home;
Hr*t of city rafcrcncu ciiro. I’leaao call at 5w Weit
AVaahlnctoti-rt.
OITUMTIN WAN IT.U-fo TOOK IN A PRIVATE
O boardlr.K-houvt. Apply at STS Klnrie-et., up-atatr*.
ciTc ation ‘ v.*anted-ry" A THOROUtIHi.r
O romp, font Scoio.i gji I, to do tho hou»ow<irk of a auali
famil/. Plfale rinr flit* nr»l bell a* 4W Siate-if.
OITIT \TIONH WA NT Kll- ON E AH A PIItST-CLASB
O c-i-.k. tin*!.or, and Ironar. and the ether to take care
of ciilldr* n and’ojt-T.un work. Pl«aa<» call at 1010 In
diatii-ar. ThelxMtnf reference* jjlven.
oiirATios WAyrnn-nv a. RKSPKr.TAm.w
• 7 wHo r to (leaccond work nnd e«w: can fumiab a ran*
rLino. Plra-a call a - - No. 'J Wear (Tileace-ar.
omfATioN wanted. uva good bmi, to do
k 7 rco'.rd wo»!t tad care fT children. nr fpneral honre.
t.nrk in a»r.i*H family. Please call At 500 South Park-ar.
Qn'rATluN NVANTr!>-Tb iw>
O wt pic. or sivnnij work nod lake care of children. Ref.
crwuc-a jrir«n if nhpilrcd. Call AC SAT Woat PoUi-st.,
d urnralrs.
QiTUATiov~\VANtr:i)-nv a vert good Ntrtu
n wecisn cl-1 *■> ilo ceti*r*l housework la a small family;
West tsfili- ii-pf« Tr-d ; c'fy M3
SITUATION WANTED-BY A CoVfPKTENT COL.
»; or«d cirl to-1» h <nvtwork nras laundrcs*. Piaaaoeall
it addr*"i Nn. 71' i Htatc-rt., opftaln. Room 7.
OITU iTION WANTRD—I»Y A Yf)UNG GIRL TO
k. du !I«U< homework. « 'eo-.il work, or to take earn of
children- Pie»«? rill at 19 Wcntworth-at., between BU*
Iconth and Scrcntccatii-Biß.
situation wanted-hy a Minor,E-Aono
k ? woman in nm»" *t take a»re of an invalid; would
travel. Gall for three dart at Dob-rath Park.ar.
OITUATION V>'A.VTKI»—UV A UKSPKCTAHLR
O Pniii'Kia' elf) 01 nnne. nr wnnld atiltl In tnoond
work: can hri-ieilm-cliea refcrance*. Apply for 2 days
to J H. 15. s nth fl»'«iod*it.
(Jltdation wantrd-iiy Tn k.noush onu.
k~ « 111 l-ii) rbildri'n a oil ntfltt In liirtit hnn*ovtork. Plctto
c.ilt ftt -'C Mi*i>r<Tfor-a(., n»arTw«nty-lUlh.
(JllirArroV WANTBD-AS WET KUKSK. APPLY
O at Alc.-rj ll iitnUl.
CITJMTIO.V WANTIiD—RV A YOUNG GIICL AS
O curie clrl, or todowcoad work, or to *i«lit lo Usht
liMii*owiirkt rofurct.eesirou. Addreiv, furtwodaya. No.
V Pfu c »h
.lwnminr#*Mrt«,
CrrUATION WANTKD-IIY AN ENGLISH GIRL.
*< Mi- ir>nrr, or would take caro of children. Apply
at 10 Pteli-o«*art.
SITUATION'WANTED—HY KIRST-OLASa LAUN
i~ drew lo a luvfj. or ai f-n-rwoinan In * public laundry.
I’Kfo call atiltl Uutli-m«ld-*t., naar KlshlaaoU). bourn
I'mnlovnient Asenmai,
QITCATIOSft vvaNTF.D-UO MPKTKNT GERMAN.
O nnJ iithur funtaloanminla. can Ike luralabcd at
men for eity »r ronnlry, at 418 \Vat'«*h-AT.. or 449 Kaal
l»l\WnD-it,. NoritiStdo. MILS. KAKJkK.
k*ll lIATIONS WANTED—FAMILIES IN WANT OP
. 7 rend r'eatdln-krian and Ciirman help can bo tupullod
tt Mr». DUSkU’-S oitiou. Kl MHwaukeo-aT.
v/ITCA l IONS WANTED—LAUIRS I.V WANT OP
P rtr‘l-elar» (eiutilo hnln can he railed nn ahcrTf notice by
apt l)fnrf to MRS. S. LAPIUSK, 384 Weal Madl*oe-el.__
CITUATIDNS 'VANTED-CO5l Pl-.TENT GERMAN,
1 ’ Sw-vin, and other female e*rrnnt« ran Po furnl*bed ac
unc-' f-»r oily or country, at 418 W«l>aih-av. or 449 J£aat
IhTUlon-n.. North bide. MRS. RAKER.
OIIi’ATIONS WANTED—I.AIHEH l.i WANT OP
iint-i laii female Lnln can he mltcd nn ehnrt notice by
applyln* to MRH. H. LAPRISE, 3S4_We.l^Madl*oo-«L
QITUAT !ONH WAN TEl l PAM 11.1KH IN WANT OP
t 7 jr »m 1 SoantllonTlau a,ill Grnuan liolii cau be tuppliad
at iIUS. UUHKK'S office, BO MUvrt'ikcu.aT.
Mtnr»ssL|nnoone.
CITOATION WANTED-RY A LADY. HOPRANO,
w lato of Now York, mill W« of rcfurcacii*. In aclmrch
choir. Apply toJUHN MULTER, music store, lUlAlad-
Imu-st.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
A SALOON IN HOOP RUNNING ORDER FOR
Mix. A apleudU chanou fur a man with Slut ouli.
H> USall*-*t.. K -.m" M. __
a oubciiUYsrouß foiTsalk-wkst SIDE—a
iV bartrln; will trade for Imne* or buceloa in part pay
ment. Cali at ill WeaUrn av.
V«y I‘KK-SUN 'owning A TORTAUI.R SAW-
A m'U van find tlirreyraiV work In a fioabodj nf Um-
Mr. For particulars addivt* Ji. W. ALLBN, Barwlck,
Warren l.'u, Hi.
A 1»11U<1 sToYIF. Xf’w, NKaT, AM) STYLISH.
A (loinff a trtKxl hmtrnw*. for aale ebean for caah i o*n
trlre miUUctory reason* fur aolllog. Audrea* TW, Trib
une .iIIIOIJ.
/ MO’t F.K HOUSE AND HAKF.HV, LOCATED IR
1/ iim wn(r«nf ilja eliv, foraalo on account of tlokneea.
Apply In KAUFMANN * I’OLLOT. UHalla-al.
/ tij>VK..MAKFJtS STOUK
11 ornicluiu-r, CiW i will Veil l'*rt or ail; tarma to suit.
(iKO. 11. HF->S 1 CO., 1(U U*atQ«rn-*V.
/i«MCi:»Y STORK FOR KALK—OORNKH STORK."
(T tird-vl*** location and yood neighborhood i aaloor. Iq
rrar; i »-'i;iug on account ul other bualouaa. 1411
lluUeiiiolu-«i.
I) AKi: ('ll t M ; K-THK OUIFST ANP BEST oU<£
Jb crr>*und ontho W.i«t Side loraale obuap for caalr.
r b i.bix mber bu»lne»» which tukui hl« wtrile
tmm. '1 in. will bear cb-o inreatbratino. SOOVIIX A
bI’KISUrIIC, lii South Clark-ac, yp«auira.
mauk rdA.vrr: kor an* AcmVK sian with a
Jl ton bundled dollar iiu a Ufhk. clean, and oro&tablw
manuievitirluir btuiiicea: tboroufih Invceilgallou aollol*
t it. I'sctorjf ltit:hlca«o-ar.
uTot'K AM) FIXTURES OF A NOTION AND MIL
i~ Uuvty etorn fur «al«; the boat a'.acui.m the South Wda.
li.a.ou fir wsllln* Itatlmj tho city, Addra«a Q Trlb.
U!>« oillcn.
Wir'd, buy*A CIUAIi and confection.
Oi tJ vryetorg, twolhituroom*, 17bAicb«w-af.
ir.r.l WEST WA«!I!Nint)NST.'-I*AUTIKB
tianiiuf to buy a tUat-claae boaruln* hoo»e ta
i;ck>4 l.watlon ami dolnt k>mxl butltww, can get a bargain
bf callluK at the Li e pniuc.
TO EXCHANGE*
|jHm KXC'IIANUB - NICK MARBUi FRONT.
I 1 iilchii:*ii-»».; brick huu.o cil Vuluiu, and at Hl#h
laudWrk; houas ut Uhihwuud. alVlAtiS A CO..ti>9 VFaab.
lob<»u-«t. _
rpit^^BXL'i)ANCK-UY "jACOU O. UAUtLU NO. TI
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About Chicago daily tribune. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1872-1963

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