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WAIVTED-iaAIR HELR
Bookkeepers. Clerks* &c«
TI7ANTED—A SWEDISH OR GERMAN CLERK
U for grocery store- Apply Monday morning at ilB
Archer-ar. -
•■X XT ANTED—IN A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
VV store, a good younx man l7or!8 yean old. for
generatwork. Address H 35, Tribune office.
VUANTED—A YOUNG MANACQUAINTED WITH
VV pianos and organs, and wbo can play the same.
Address H 75, Tribune office.
XT 7A NT ED—SEV KRA L DRY GOODS SALESMEN.
V V in stock and on road. Adores* with references
(stamp for answer.} M ONTGOMEE V & SMITH, Toledo,
Ohio.
WANTED— SHORT-HAND,VERBATIM WRITER,
pood penman; man work very cheap; state price.
Bo* 509. City Post-Office, eww •
ANTF.n-D!iCG CLERK. SWEDE. WHO SPEAKS]
a* German. Apply at 1376 Statc-st. '
TTTANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS BOOKKEEPER
VY for a factory; German preferred; state rexern
cnees and wage/ expected.: Addrcs* H 42. Tribune. /
VV7ANTED-SALKSMEN-3 capable MEN OF
VV gooa a.idret* to work on a first-class article, a
capita) of $25 acc Jed: no risk. Only steady men need
address H S 3. 1 riimue office.
XX7 ANTED—TO TAKE CHARGE OF AN KSTAB
VV/ ilshed business, a man with rome means, one
familiar with bats preferred; security and salary. Ad
drctiUJ*. Tribune office. __ _
XX T ANTED—AN ASSISTANT ENTRY CLERK.ONE
VV acquainted «rtUi Uie Iron trade preferred. Ad
dretila nacda-nUnc.
cnee, and wage* wanted. K 90. Trloune office.
TTy ANTED—FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN.
V V Star Shirt Company. 193 Dcarborn-st.
XI T ANTED—A YOUNG MAN >OR GENERAL OF
VV floe work: mast t>e a good writer, correct at
figures, and come well recommended. Address M aS.
Tribune office for two days. '
Xl7 ANTED—GROCERY CLERK: MOST BE GOOD
VV counter hand, marker and window-dresser. M
44. Tnoune office. . .
XX7ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED FUR SALESMAN;
VV must come well recommended: also boy. Ad
dress K 41. Tribune office,
TXTANTED-A dry-goods salesman to go TO
VV a prominent city In lowa. Address, stating
salary wanted, experience, etc., K 50, Tribune office.
XVANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CLOTHING
VV salesman (American). Addresv with references
and wages wanted, H 40. Tribune office.
XX7ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS RETAIL SHOE
VV clerk; one thoroughly acquainted with the bu*l
cess. Apply Honday forenoon to C. W. LAPHA.M, 323
West Madison-st. ,
iTadcs*
TT7 ANTED—AT NEW RACiS TRACK, CAP.PEN;
VV ters and laborers. Inquire at my office. 53 and
CO Paddc-ar.. from 12 to 2 o clock. P._J. SEXTOS.
OF’cHILDREVS CAR-
W rlage* andtoys. Sf. NICHOLAS TOY CO., 790
Madison.
TV 7 ANTED—TWO GOOD COATMAKERS AND ONE
VV rood pants and vest maker fur country. Call at
KOJIN, WIN EM AN * CO.'S, 117 Wahash-ar., Monday
fromutolla.ro.
T\ 7 ASTKD-TWO FEEDERS AT PLANING MILL.
M No. SUMaln-n. A. BKKNETf &_CO.
TfrANTED—« GOOD CO AT A S D~PA NTS HANDS.
V> at H. S. HAAS*. Merchant Tailor. 23 East Third
st-, St. Paul. Mlun. Good pay ana steady work.
WT ANTED—A No. 1 HARD-WOOD' FINISHER.
VV InouireatlTS WeatErle-su JOHNSON A PAUL
SON.
•fXTANTED-A GOOD HARNESS-MAKER WHO IS
VI willing to do other work. Steady work. Apply cor
nerNtncteenthandGrorc-sU-Mondaymornlng. £. A.
bULDD A CO.
ANTED-A COMPETENT GALVANIZED IRON
> » cornice worker fur the country. Apply at 10, 12,
and 14 l.ake-st. Monday.
XX.’ANTED-A BROOM-MAKER. A SINGLE MAN
• 7 preferred. Call or address 135 East Klnrle-st,
\X7ANTED—AT CHICAGO PLA N*IN C~ -MI L U
7 V Brown and Twcnty-second-su., three or four
feeders.
TX? ANTED EXPERIENCED TAILORS ON LA
n dies* cloaks to take the work home; steady
work. Apply to 1). JACOBS, 273 East MadUou*st.
\\r ANTED - CONFECTIONERS - ONE FIRST
VI Class hand on starch Work, two good caramel
nmJ homemade candy makers, also several good bauds
cn pop-corn; good wages paid. Apply at 78 and 80
fcrnic-si.
WANTED A FIRST-CLASS HORSESIIOER;
steady work and good pay to a temperate man:
soothers need apply. Cali or address for one week,
Mr. BENEDICT. Michigan City, Ind.
t\7anTED^TWENTYHuo CAP.RENTERS AC
VV customt-d to working on new xrolght cars. No
others wanted. Also two good men to run neavy
znorUMng-tnachlnes. U- S. ROLLING STOCK CO.,
Ituyne-su. near Blue Island-av. •
*\\7 ANTED—AT ONCE. 50 MORE EXPERIENCED
VV coat hands. Good pay.. Apply In the afternoon
at CLEMENT A SAVER'S, 41610 424 Milwaukee-av.
TT7ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CUTTER AND
VV tailor. Address A. W. KILLITS, Bryan, O.
WANTED— 5 COATMAKERS AND 2 PANTA
ioonmakers immediately to go to the country.
Apply to RUCHE & WEIL, merchant tailors, 137 Ran
dolph's:, (Sherman House Block).
*III7ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED JEWELER. C.
VV ENGEBRItiTSON, 182 State-st., up-stalrs.
XX7ANTKD—TWO CUTTERS FOR 'WHOLESALE
VV clothing at RINDSKOPF, BARBE cl CO.’S, 199
and 201 Madlson-su
'll 7 ANTED—A GOOD CAKE-BAKER; MUST BE A
VV goodornamentcr, and thorougaiy understand his
Business. Bbs State-st.
"WANTED—IS BOXMaSERS AT GOOD WILLIE.
VV WAGNER & UEISLER, 42 to 50 Blackwcll-st.
TITANTED-TWO - MATTRESS-SIAKERS A.T22
W ana 24 East RandolpU-st._ J._T. MATTHEWS.
TTTANTED—THREE MATTRESS MAKERS. " CALL
VV Monday; no women or girls need apple, we want
men. GANNON & McGRATiI 113 West Van Burcn.
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS 'DRAUGHTSM^Sr
dMlon«r. J«>et»tx-r; ouo who l« a geniui* and
can do tine and original work will have a permanent
situation and good pay In the city. Address li 12, i rio
vue office.
WANTED— WOVEN-WIRE MATTRESS WEAVER.
Acdrcss H 3, Tribune office.
\\7ANTED—A~ GOOD "WATCHMAKER AND EN
n graver to go la the counur; steady employment.
Forinfurmaiion inquire of M. KRONBERG. 107 btate.
V\7ANTED-A GOOD STAIR-BUILDER TO WORK
Vt on rails. 44 North Saogamon-su
\\T ANTED—FI VE (5001» COAT-MAKERS BY E. cT
» HYDE, Bloomington. IU.
WANT E U —ONE 15 LAC KS MI TIT. ONE PAINTER,
one trimmer, at the Kcwanna Wacon and Car
riage Works. Kewanna. Fulton County. Ind-
WANTED— EXPERIENCED MEN PRESSEBS ON
ladies'cloaks. Apply at workroom of Carson,
Pirre ACu.. Madison and Peorla-st*. .
WANTED-A GOOD JOB-PRINTER WHO CAN
• V run Gordon presses. Steady situation to a good
tLaud. LASDUN & CO., 124 Clark-s-
YAT’ANTEI)—A FIRST-CLASS BAKER ON BREAD
\> and cake at 1152 Staie-st,
ANTED-a”CARRIAGE WOOD-WORKER AT
140 North Desulalncs-st. RUBT. SHAW.
YVTANTKD-A MACHINIST. INQUIRE AT R.
VV GRUTZ’S, 31 and 33 South Canal-st-
W~ANTED—A7ijoOD'CARRIAGE-TRIMMER BY
DAVID EVANS, Lclaud, HI.
WANTED-A GOOD MAN COOK-AT 59 DEAR
VV born-st.
\\7 ANTED—AT NORTH PIER FACTORY. A
V > xnoldlngsucker and molding sawyer.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS PENCILER ON SEW
VV ing-machines at C. KLAMMER & SUN'S japan
jury. 45 Weal Adamant.
V\f ANTED—TWO LATHERS ON TOP FLOOR 148
W south Clark-su, Monday morning.
\\J ANTED—A
V dollar. K. M. BROWN, 4 Board of Trade-court.
TT^AXTED"—FRAME-JOINEIL CALLAT 68 WEST
IVWaeblngion-st.. second tiuor.
Employment Agencies.
rt7ANTED-C GOOD STONE MASONS. 6 GOOD
Vt sioae-cutteni—wages from s2.sUtos3 per day;
board 53.50 uer week—to go to Missouri ou Tucsuay.
The contractors go with the men; fare free. Cull at 79
buuth Caual-st. K. G. HAIGHT.
TI7ANTKD-TO LEAVE TO-NIGHT-50 LABORERS
V V lor Mlclilgan, a winter's work, free fare; 25 saw
nail hands. 5 turui hands, etc. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
250 Scum Water-st.
miscellaneous*
YTyANTED—MEN WITH SOME MONEY TO AR-
Vt range for exhibiting Haifa's improved phono
graph at lairs and elsewhere In the West. Good chance
lor the right men. Apply to or address Edl&ou's sneak
ing rhouograph Association, Room 3 Union National
Bank Buiidiug.
\\T ANTED-A GOOD. RELIABLE MAN I.V EVERY
VV towu in Northwest not occupied to solicit orders
for portrait copies from ama:i pictures, in India ink.
•water-color, crayon, oil. aud phoiograph; also picture
frames. W. L. WUH'PIE, 325 Staic-st.
\\J ANTED—CAN YASSERS FOB HUNTER'S PER
tt lection ialary Hour and meal sifter. Has lump
breaker, and is the only sifter in the United Mate* that
can be takcu iu four part* u> dean, office 171 LaSalle.
\\rAMTED—A HOUSE SERVANT ~(MALE) ‘lO
* » take care of dlulng-roora *nd make himself u*c
lul about a bouse; one used to oriviug preferred. Ad
4rcsb F 27, Triouue office.
WASTED-OOMMfcRCIAL TRAVELERS HAVING
a country custom can nave u manufacturer's
line ol plain thirls to sell on commission. Address F
4a, Tribune office.
T\rAXTKI>— A FIRST-CLASS TRAVELING SALES
«> man for clothing house; one who has an estab
lished traae In Illinois. lowa, or Wisconsin; no others
need apply: must come well recommended: salary siuo
l<r Address F 2. Tribune office.
W'AXIEU-MAN AND WIFE TO LIVE IN BACK
s 1 part of my house, to look after and care fur my
Interest* until next spring; real free: located south of
city Hum*. Address 11 54. 1 rioant office.
WANTED— A GOODTENOR (AMERICAN SOUTH
siderj for high, retlncd, double quartette; finest
voice culture for pay. H 30, Tribune office.
WANTED— A MAN TO GO INTO THE COUNTRY
to take care of hones and work shout the house
and garden. Address F3U, Tribune office.
\\T ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING
»» solicitor lor a leading agricultural paper. Ad
dress F 16. Tribune
■\\T ANTED—MEN TO SELL GLASS-CUTTERS AND
»» sharpeners, chroma*. and new fast-belling arti
cle*. • American Novelty Company, IS6 staie-st.
T\ r AXTKD—A TOCXC MA-\)lV|!0 CAXWKITE A
»> good hand, and come well recommanded, at 8
Lake-*u, Room X *
WANTED— SOLICITORS IN CITY AND COUNTRY
:cra quick-selimc article; no patent. Good wages
can be Address E 4a, Tribune offipe. *
W ANTED— 3O MORE GGOD AGENTS: BEST CO>I
«» lunation in America lor corning moncr. Gail,
for further miomiaLun. on W.M. W. KLLLY A- Co.,
£32. aud2o3 Randolph-st.
\\ T ANTED—CANVASSERS IN CITY AND CuUN
*• try: men selliag in wagons :a country Micuid
ca.J: genera: agent* with mean* for States wanted; best
telling at t:Cd« iu the countrv.' - Room Li, so LaaoLe-st.
ANTED—TWO VLiGNG iIEN TO IXIHODUCE
• I a saw work: one of the best ever pubhsnec. Coil
antUcel.. SiiAßl miiuLLEi. 105 Fifth-ar. - -
\\t AS7ED—A ST Ron cfy o cng man to assist
»» in store and like care of horse and cow; one nqt
afraid u» work. Apply, with references; at IS7 \V*5
Iwcnty-tm-ts., c«raerCanalpor;-av.
\\TANTEO-IU3 FIRST-CLASS AGENTS T<v SEI.L
» * our raicro*copci :n •the principal ju&l«or tne
United autes. Our .genu in tne Pairnet, Gherman,
aud Tremnnt Hottae* are making $25 pofTiar. C&U or
aedreta, ALFRED JUDSUN, Room 6, Tribune Build-
/ WAXTED-MALE HELP*
jnisccllaneoas—Continued.
TTTAKTED-INSTRL'MENT tuner by center
W nlilHarpCo. Call Monday ax,147 West Wash-
In gton-st.. np-stalra, between 10 aod 3.
TT r AVTED—AT NEWSBOTS* HOME. A MAN AND
W wife to cook and watt oo table. Cal) Monday
morning ; : ;
TTTANTED—A NO. 1 LUMBER TRAVELING
\V talesman: a man of experience aud that can
command s large trade. Adarew. stating salary ex
pected; send references. LUMBER. Tribune office.
TTTAVTED—AN INDUSTRIOUS. HONEST BOV TO
VV work (n store. Call at 9 Monday morning at 91
Wabasb-av.
TT7ANTED-GOOD. ABLE-BODIED LABORERS
W for handling grain: wages. 5i.25 per day. Apply
Monday morning at Grain Warehouse, junction Archer
and Grove-st.
XTTANTED—GOOD CANVASSERS FOR SIGNS
VV and show-cards; big commission. Can at s*l
St&te-su. third door.
'VT7ANTI£D-LIVE MEN AND LADIES TO SELL
VV 011-clotb aprons, synoptical needle-cases, ehro
moa. Jewelry, novelties, notions, stationery, etc.; in
ducements u*ecualed: catalogue* free. C. M LIN
-INGTON. 45 Jackson-st.. Chicago.
TX7 ANTED—BOY TO TAKE CARS OF OFFICE AND
\V do chores; references required. Apply at 42 East
Harrlson-st. ;
ttt* ANTED—CAS EMPLOY A FEW MORE GOOD
VV solicitor* on our recent publications. Apply at
once to MOUSEY A SMART. 145 Sooth Clark-su
ITTANTED-AN ACTIVE BOY J 4 TO 16 YEARS
VV old. not colored, for general housework. Appiy
si PCS Indlana-av., any morning about $ o'clock up to
the 12th Insu
TTTANTRD-A RELIABLE SALESMAN WITH SSOO
V V to take charge of a business outside city and mar
ine in profits. Address K 99. Tribune office. %
AND COUNTRY. GOOD
V V energetic and reliable agents for a drst-class book
that sells well. Address K 9S. Tnhune office.
TT7ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED MALE NURSE
VV for U. S. Marine Hospital. Chicago. Apply on
Monday at Marine Hospital office. 45 ClarK-st, ■
Wa'NTED-GOOD. SMART. RELIABLE MEN AND
VV women to engage with us: we have plenty of
work for all in this city aod country; salaries aud com
tu'Silon raid to responsible panics. Call, or address,
aud get lull Information. JOSEPH A. MOORE &CO..
202, 2m. and 2t£ Kandolph-st.
XX7 ANTED—AGENTS TO SELL KEYSTONE
VV Wringers and Crown Platers on weekly Install
ments. The Keystone Wringer has the latest Improve
raeots and lawarranted two years. Best commissions.
272 State-st- ‘
XT7ANTED—A SMART BOY WHO HAS WORKED
VV in the photograpn business, at SMITH’S Studio,
206 North Clark-si. '
\\* ANTED—A SMART, TIDY COLORED BOY,
VV from 12 to 15yean*of age. for answering door
bell etc. 1009 Wabash-av. .
ANTED-A GENTEEL COLORED BOY-ONE
«) who understands horses and is willing to make
himself useful about the house. Address 11;10.Tribune.
W ANTED-A-GOOD WHITE MAN TO WAIT ON
table, 134 West Twelfth-st. '
TT7ANTE6 —AT 257 NORTH STATE-ST., TWO
VV hostlers and one harness-cleaner.
TV7ANTED—AGENTS IN ALL THE STATES FOR
V i our Noveln* Burglar Alarm; fastest selling, big
gest profit article known: are the only manufacturers
West; novelty men take notice. 208 LaSalle. Room 29.
WANTED—FEIIIALE HELP*
Domestics*
WANTED-FIRST-CLASS DINING-ROOM GIRL
at 234 Ontario-st,; good wages.
W ANTED-A GOOD DINING-ROOM GIRL. 91
Hast Washlngion-st.. OLBRICIFS restaurant.
W ANTED-A SWEDE GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework; must be neat, a competent cook, and
bring good recommendations. Apply Monday at 652
WesiMonroe-st.
XX 7 ANTED—GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK
VV la family of two. Must have best of references.
157 sooth Robcy-st.
WANTED— GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK
in small family; reference required; German pre
ferred. Call at 43 Lake-st.
XX7ANTED-A STRONG GERMAN GIRL TO DO
if second work. Apply at once at 451 Dearbom-av.
\\TANTKD-A”GIRL’T6‘DO~GE’NEIiAL HOUSE*
VV work; German orSwede preferred; references
required. Call immediately at 59 Liucoln-av.
W ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL, 13 OK 14 TO As
sist In housework. 233 South Wood -st.
VXTANTKD-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE*
VI work; small family, no children; must be good
laundress and cook. 1178 Wabash-av. ■
WANTED— A~ GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work- Apply at 127 East Erle-at.
STEADY GIRL FOR GENERAL
V> housework; come prepared to stay If engaged.
52 Vlncennes-av. _
XX7ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
V | work at 1239 indlana-av.: wages $2.
\V7ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS GERMAN GIRL FOR
VV second work. Apply at 436 Mlchlgan-av. Ref
erences required. \
\I7ANThD-A GOOD GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK
VV and help to taka care of children. Apply at 367
South Halsted-st.
W ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL
homework in a small family. Call Monday at
209 Ccmre-sti, (up-stalrs). two uoors west of Halsied.
\i 7
>7 with a very smJUI -family; a German preferred;
at2C4£astOhio-st.-
WANTED —A GOOD GIRL FOJC GENERAL
housework; Irish need not apply. Call at 169
Centre-ay.
W ANTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER, AND
Irouer. at 332 West Jucksou-st., corner of Cen
tre-av. Rctereaces required. .
WANTED— A GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN
girl to cook, wosli, aud Iron; reference required.
1146 Wabxsh-av.
W ANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT SEC
ond girl at 410 West Waahlngxon-su; the best of
city references will be required.
WANTED—A COLORED GIRL; MUST BE A
V V good cook and laundress. Cali at 1429 i'rairle-av.,
Monday morning early. •
WANTED— A YOUNG SWEDISH OR GERMAN
girl, at72S Uarroll-ar.
WANTED-A GERMAN GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework, in a small family. Inquire at 446
Sophla-st. •
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COOK. ONE ABLE
VV to do general housework. :□ private family; best
of references required. Apply at 45 North Ashland-av.
at 9 o'clock Monday morning.
WANTED-A' GOOD LITTLE GIRL TO TAKE
care of children and help to do general housework.
Call at 370 North;Uark-st., up-sialrs. ■ •
\\TANTED— A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF A BABY
i V and do chamber work; must bring references.
llt>SPniirle-av.
WANTED-A STRONG. HONEST GIRL FOR
» housework: mustbca perfect washcraad Ironer.
150 West Twflftb-st.
WANTED-RESPECTABLE GIRLS TO LEARN
flrst-ola*s dressmaking: also a competent house
girl. Small family. 33U East Imiiana-st.. near Rush.
WAKTED^-A COMPETENTGIRL FOR GENERAL
housework to go to Englewood. Apply Sunday
afternoon at drug store, corner Randolph-st. and
Fiitn-av. '
WANTED— GIRL: GOOD WASHER,AND IRONER,
and houseworker; references required. 867
Michlgan-ay.
\\r ANTED—A COMPETENT PERSON AS COOK IN
n a private family: references required. 324 N onh
LaSalle-st.
WANTED-A GOOD GERM A>L OR SWEDE FOR
general housework. Apply Immediately at isio
Wabash-av., comer Thlrty-fourth-st.
W ANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL THAT-CAN DO
the work of two persons at 150 'Twenty-second
st,; references. Wages, 32.
V\rANTED— j!RL TO DO GENERAL WORK IN
V v family of two adults and baby. Apply at 120
South Throup-at.
\\7ANTKD— A GERMAN. SWEDE. OR NORWE-
V V dan girl to do general housework. Apply at 374
West Monroe-sf.
WANTED— A GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND
Ironer. Apply, with reference, at y 5 Aoerdeen-st.
W“ ANTED—A GE:IMA>T GIRL TO bo“HOUSE
work in a cottage. 234 East Chicago-av.
itTANTED—A~GOOD L?Ii:L*fo”mV"GENEKAL
»V housework; no washing or Ironing to do; Ger
manorSwedUu preferred- Apply atMSlxteenthst,
VS7ANTED—A girl"
• V and milk: I. M. HILL, luS Laugley-av.
\\7 ANTED—GIRITrO DO GENERAL.
tt atiyi Rhodos-av. Apply Monday furenoon.
i\7ANtKD^f6oD.VTI:oi^ufiurFORGRNERAL
11 housework, and washing and Ironing; good wages.
19aTwcnty-lourth-si.
WANTEU-A GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
V V housework at 158 Dearhorn-av.
\\7 ANTED—AT 675 WABASH-AV., A GOOD
m chambermaid; bring refereuccs.
V\T ANTED—AX EXPERIENCED COOK. WASHER,
*» and ironer; liberal wages. No Irish need apply.
4IS North Statc-st,
\\f AN T £U—A GUOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
tt housework: German or Scandinavian preferred.
Apply Monday at U 77 Pralrlc-av.
\\* ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN GIRL IN A SMALL
»* family, only cue that can do general housework.
I. GOLDSTEIN, 574 State-st., up-siulra.
\\7ANTED-A TIDY GERMAN GIRL; A GOOD
i» home and fair wages fora good girl. 453 South
Caoal-st.
\\ T ’ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWuRK
»» In a private family; German* Norwegian, or
Swede preferred. Apply at M 2 West Adama-st.
\\T ANTED—A GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK. 664
\\ Uc»tLake-si.
"ANTED—TWO GOOD GIRLS TO DO KITCHEN
and second work. 493 West Mouruc-st.
\\7ANTED— A STRONG AND WILLING GIRL JU
»> do general housework: reference required. Ad
ply to Mme. RAPiVSa* Wabash-ar.
\\7ANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN*
»T erol housework; references required. JlsVln
cennes-av.
V\, r ANTED—AT 105 DEARBORN-AV.. A GOOD
t V cook; also washer and Iroaer. and a chamber glri.
WANTED—< GOOD GIRL AT 193 EAST LAKE-ST.,
»* for light housework and chamber work. Call
to-day.
WANTED—A SMART. TIDY GIKL FOR GES
» > eral housework In a small family; must be a good
washer and iroaer. Call Moauay at ass West Hubbard.
WANTED-GOOD COOK. WASHER, AND IRONER
with reference, at 552 Dearborn-ay. Call Monday.
\vANTED-TWU N’icE
» u> do the cooking, washing. and ironing, and the
other to take care of children and to co second work.
91 Twentj-Srv.-st.. near Iffulana-av.
\\7 ANTED—FIRST-CLASS DINING-ROOM GIRL
ft and good chambermaid at Revere House.
\V AN TKb-FO»'GENERAL‘'n6cSEWORK; A
• » mioaie-agtd German, Swede, or Norweg’aa
woman. Re/cr&ace required. Applyat747Wjbasa-av.
UrANTAI)-A GOOD KITCHEN GIRL, ii ONE
taa? understands cooking. Call for three days at
1
•CI7JLNTED-A GOODGIRL FOR PLAIN COOKING
\\ and general u‘ork. 179 West MadUon-st. •
WANTED— GIRL FOR'GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
IQOMVtfit Madison-st.. up-stalrs.
W ANTED—IMMEDIATELY TVyO DINISG-ilOOil
* » girls, one lahadress, and one kltenen girl for a
boarding-house ; good wages. 7 North Claris-it.. •
WANT ED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK."
Apply, with reference*, at 4JO Worren-av,
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
WAITIED-FEMAtE HELP.
Domestics—Continued.
TT^ANTEO—A strong, experienced girl to
VV .Jo second work; references required. Apply at
395 Soperior-st.
tIT-ASTED-GOOD SAMARITAN sbciKTT. 173
VV Randolph -at., board $2 and 52.50 a week, and
employment of all kinds for girl* and women.
TV T ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN COOK. AP
VV ply at 720 Mlchlgan-av.; references required.
XX7ANTED-A GIRL AT 20! SOUTH PEORIA-ST..
VV at once. Must be an A 1 cook, washer, and Ironef
TTyANTED—COOK,- DINING-ROOM GIRL. CHAM
VV bermald. and dish-washer at Merchants Hotel,
corner Clark and Lake-sts.
.TT AVTED—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO SECOND
T T work st 2GO Ontarlo-at.
rtTvNTED-A NEAT. TIDY YOUNG GIRL FOR
VV peneral housework In a small family of two. Ap
ply Sunday afternoon or Monday at 117 Ellls-av.,corner
of Tblrty-serenth-st.
W A VXED-GOOD COOK (SCANDINAVIAN OR
German) for private boarding house. 55 Rush-su
XX7ANTED-AT 211 SOUTH HALSTED ST.. A
\V girl to do general housework m a small family.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN
eral housework: one aot afraid of work. Apply
Monday morning 837 West Adams-st.
Xir'ANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL, USED TO
VV children, to do second-work, and willing to
be generally useful, at 159 Aberdeen-at-
TXTANTED—GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-
Vt work. Apply at 181 Howe-st.
WANTED-FIRST-CLASS GERMAN. SWEDIaH,
and Norwegian girls for general housework; high
est wages. Inquire at MRS. P. REISS'. 397 S. State.
Vir ANTED—A f HORODGULY-COMPETENT GIRL
VV for general housework. 417 West Jackson-st.
\X7ANTED-A GOOD. SMART GIRL FOR SECOND
VV work and dining-room; one used to living In a
boarding-house. Apply at 579 Mlchlgao-av.. after 9.
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
work: no washing or Ironlmr; none without ref
erence need apply. 233 Twenty-ttfth-st.
\X7ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY AN EXPE-
V V rienced second girl. Apply with reference at l •
Elghteeuib-sL
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
children and do light second work. Apply Mon-,
day at 146 Calmnet-av. Reference required.
WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Call at 235 South Morcao-st.
\X7ANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
VV housework. Apply at 279 South Park-av. Refer
ences required.
WANTED— A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
Housework; wages 52,50 per week. Apply at
457 Ogden-ar.
WANTED— GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK;
jvages. £2, Apply at 565 West Adams-st.
W~Xnted-girl FOR~GENERAL~HOUSEWORK.
Cali Monday at 432 West Van Buren-st., down
stairs, side door.
TX7ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
\> work: wages. $3 a week; references required.
Address K 27, Tribune office.
WANTED-TWO GIRLS, ONE FOR GENERAL
housework and one for nursing. -Apply to M. K.
ROBINSON. 102 Thlrty-fifth-st-
WANTE?D-A good! NEAT GIRL TO DO GEN-
Vf cral housework In a family of two. Apply at
307 Thlrtlcth-st. .
WANTED— IMMEDIATELY—AT 899 WABASH
av.. a first-class second girl. .
W‘ ANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Monday morning at 109 Cal
emet-av. References
\ X 7 A NTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AT 1200PRAI-
V V rlc-av. Call for two days, .
TYTANTED—A GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
VV housework In a small family at 410 South Stale
st. Inquire In the store.
\T7 ANTED-A GOOD STEADY GIRL FOR HOUSE
VV work. Apply at 67 West Van Buren-st., comer
of Clinton/
WANTED— A GOOD. STRONG, COMPETENT
girl for general housework. Apply, with refer
ences. at 3GI Park-av. -acsg
X X 7anT E D—GIR L FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
VV 396 West Adama-st.
WANTED-GOOD GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN
girl for general housework at 373 Park-av. Call
Monday. ’ .
TXTANTJSD-A GOOD GIRL FOP. GENERAL HOUSE
VV work. Apply at 392 South Oakley-at.
WANTED—A GOOD, TIDY GIRL TO DO GENER
» V ui housework: must be a good plain cook. Apply
at 215 South Halsted-st. -
W ANTED-A GIRL TO DO DINING-ROOM WORK
at Temperance Codec-House, 05 West Madison.
vttXnteh— youncTgiUL FOR GENERAL WORK.
VV Cal! Monday morning at Saratoga Laundry, 183
and 185 Mlcbtgan-sc. (
WANTED-ATS3B WEST WASHINGTON-ST., A
VV German or girl for housework.
WANTED— A _ GIRL~ FOlf GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply at 655 West Washlngton-st.
Seamstresses*
VT7ANTED—2CO GIRLS WITH MACHINES TO
7 V work on cloaks, also work given home to expert
encccl bauds. Apply at once to D. JACOBS, 273 East
Madlson-st.
XTT ANTED—TEN CLOAK-MAKERS WITH MA-
W chiues; most come ready to work Monday. 78
North Clark-su, up-stalrs.
TT7ANTED—IOO EXPERIENCED CLOAKMAKERS.
V V Good hands will find steady employment at good
BE!FELD BROTHER/;. 240 Madlson-st.
\\7ANTED-12 APPRENTICES FOR DRESSMAK
VV ing at 410 llurlbuc-st.. North Side. Call onMon
day.
\\' ANTED—SO OPERATORS ON WHEELER* WIL-
V V son No. Bor No. 2 machines earlv Monday morn
ing at Wheeler * Wilson office, 155 Statc-st.
•\TTANTED—THOROUGHLY COMPETENT OPER-
V V ators to give instructions on the Singer machine;
none others need apply after 10 o'clock a. m. The
SINGER Manufacturing Company, aai Stato-st.
WANTED— TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS FOB
lace work and fine sewing. Address K 92, Trib
une office.
W~ ANTED—2SO EXPERIENCED HANDS MORE
on overalls: prices advanced: work all year
aronnd. Inquire 75 and 77 Wabash-av., near Ran
dolph-st.
W ANTED—GIRLS TO SEW ON MACHINE OK
shop coats; gotAl wages will be paid—from 37 to
Ssawcck. Call one week at 490 Ashland-av., corner
Klg-flt.
\T, r ANTED—IOO GOOD CLOAK-FINISHERS. AP
VV ply at 54 and 56 Madlson-st. J. W. GRISWOLD
& CO.
WANTED - FIRST-CLASS CLOAK MAKERS.
>1 Apply at workroom of CARSON, PIRIE & CO.,
Madison and Peoria-ats.
\VANTED—GOOD PRESSED; ALSO BXPERI
> V enced cloak-makers, with machines; steady work.
SIEGEL, HARZ FELD &CO., HsFlftb-av.
\\f ANTED—IOO GOOD CLOAKMAKERS AT ZIM-
V\ MERMAN'S, 170 East Madlson-st,, Room 12.
CLOAKMAKERS;
none but competent hands need apply. Chicago
Suit Company. 117 Iraaklin-st.
WANTED-TWO APPRENTICES TO LEARN
areas and cloak making. Taylor’s system cutting
and fitting taught. 21 North Halsted-st. ■
WANTED— 25 GOOD CLOAK-MAKERS, TO FUR*
nish machines, at 80 South Desplalnea-st. L,
WEINBERG.
WANTKD-100 OVERALL-MAKERS; HIGHEST
V> prices paid. KEITH BROS., 240 Madlson-st.
VITAS f IFTnCED OVERALL MAKERS;
VV best prices nald; plenty of work; open evenings.
LAKE SHORE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 219
West Madlson-st,
WANTEu-OPERATORS TO WORK ON FINE
VV shop coats; also a man for pressing and basting.
Call at 236 North-av.
WANTED— A COMPKNT SEAMSTRESS, ONE Ac
customed to Wheeler & Wilson machine, and
willing to assist In the care of children; must be Prot
estant and have good reference. Apply Monday at 470
West Washington-et.
\if ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER TU
Vt take entire charge. Apply to Mrs. J. DUFF,24O
West Madlson-st.
WANTS*:i)-SUIRT MAKERS WHO HAVE GOOD
machines of any make, or we will furnish them
any kind of machine they desire, nud let them nay for
them »L£l per week; plenty of work; steam power
furnished If dedretL WILSON BROS., 67 Washing
ton-st., up-statrs.
\T7 ANTED—-AT 120 QUINCY-ST. 150 HANDS \)N
*Y gents' flannel underwear. Steady employment
and highest wages. Apply on Monday between 10 a.
m. and s p. m.
\\T ANTED—2S EXPERIENCED A I CORSET
m hands! reference required. Apply at Dress Re
form Parlors, 58 South Ada-st., Monday after 10 a. m.
\XT ANTED—TWO
V V makingut3loSouth Clark-st., near Van Bureu.
WANTED-TWO~SHIRfMA¥ERFAT2SI SOUTH
Clark-st.
Nurses*
\TT ANTED—A LITTLE GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
>t a child and assist In light housework. Call Mon
day at 757 West Washlngton-sl.
WAN TE D—NURSE GIRL. CALL MONDAY AT
428 West Washington-at.
WANTED— AN~ EX PE kTE NC E D PROTESTANT
nurse girl: references required. Call Monday at
427 West Washlngton-st.
WANTED-A NURSE GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF
asmallboy; will not pay over $1.50 per week:
.references Address K 20, Tribune office.
\\7ANTED—A : TO~TAKB
» t care of one child, about 2 years old. 420 West
Washington-ai.
WANTED-A TRUSTY GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED
woman as nurse for a baby: mast come well rec
ommended. Apply on Monday at 777 West Washing
ton-st.
WANTED-A COMPETENT SSDUSE. FOND OF
children: willing to assist In second work and
sewing. Apply at 309 Park-av.
Lnuudresscs*
\\T ANTED—TWO FIRaT-CLASS SHIRT-IP.ONERS.
> » Apply to the Housekeeper, Grand Pacific Hotel.
WANTED-TWO LAUNDRY GIRLS,‘ v ONE A
good shlrt-ifooer, the other to help wash and do
scrubbing at New De:avaa. 102 North Clark-at.
\TTANTED— AT THE FRENCH LAUNDRY, 730
M Wabash-av., two first-class. shlrt-Ironew and
Cm-clasa surcher.
WANTED— AT PEARL LAUNDRY, 329 STATE
rt. Marcher, collar, and cuff Ironer, and two
for general work; must be A No. 1. Call Sunday or
Monday.
\\J ANTED-AT. BALTIMORE LAUNDRY, f 6
• • South Llmton-at., three good washwomen.
w FWSST-OIaSS IRONKIL APPLY
y> at Briggs Home.
WANTE D—FIRST-CLASS SHIRT IRONER MON-
day. WAYTES_LALNDRV, 277 State-st.
*
WAXIED-A, IJOUoIiiiEEi>ER P.V AX AGED
widower la Hie coaairy. aj miles drom Cbldlro ■
w , ork V W MRUS: an Amerlcaa Uuy
pa?t preferred; good references given and
required. Address UW C, Tribune office. '
iyANTED-WORKING HOUSETeEPEILIN SMALL
* * . family; moderate wages. Apply aL*io29
gan-av., alter 9. Sunday. .■= .• •
r T ..Eaiploymcm Agencies. ...
W WHO Want PLACES and
» y ladles who want eirl- wtli' do well oy calling at
132 North Halstcd-sp Always read/ to for-
UOU. a A I HOLV'^USI : s aVlan * flriS 10 * ny tlnd cf po
VV TEN * german
tc- rv-vru- b girls, forclty andauouroi, at Mra.
WINNER S employment parlors, iti Twentieth**!.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 8J 1878—SIXTEEN PAGES
WAi\T£D-F E MALE
jiiimners* •
TryANTED—EXPERIENCED STRAW HAT SEW-
W era on Canton and Milan T e .voh<fch°
sewers, at TURKINGTON’S. I3Baud HO Wftbash-av.
TXT'ANTED-MILLIN'EBS and improvers at
l » MEYERS'. 133 Stale-Bt-I '•
WANTED— A FIBST*CLASS MILLINER (TRlM
mer) at H. KAUFMAN’S 285 West MadUon*st.
YITANTED-FLOtYER brancher WHO'COULD
»V take charge of selling at MEYERS* J 33
State-st, '
miscellaneous*
TT/’ANTED—A GOOD ALTO TO TAKE SOLO
VV parts in refined musical society: artistic yoice*
culture for services. 1129, Tribune office.
WANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED LADY—A LADY
IV companion: one who plays the piano preferred.
H IS, Tribune otfice. ___
WANTED-A FEW LADIES TO AID IS IN;
creasing our subscription list, between
U and 12:30 at the Alliance. 157 Dearbora-su
W 'ANTED—A SINGLE OR WIDOW LADY. WITH
S3OO cash, ta take an Interest in furnished rooms
to rent. Address K il. Tribune office. •
rtrANTED-GIRLS TO WORK KNITTING-MA
f V chines, at 254 South. Halsted-st.
WANTED— 30 EXPERIENCED FLOWER-MAKERS
and 20 brancher*: also 25 girls to learn. Apply at
A. SILBERBEKG'S, 031 Staie-su
WANTED-A GIRL TO ASSORT PICKLES; ONE
- who has had experience. Apply to E-L. PRES
SING St CO.*6. 18 to 26 Mlchlgan-av.
WANTED-FIFTEEN GIRLS FP.OM IS TO JC
years to learn making fancy feathers: wages. Si
to $1.50 per week; at once. Apply at M. C. NEU
BERGER'S. 66 East Lake-at.. second door.
TX7ANTED-A FEW LADIES CAN FIND A HOME
»» and nrofitable employment by calling at SIS West
Madlson-st.
WANTED-THREB LADIES TO SELL OUR NEW
book, exclusively In the city. J. >L SQUIRE.
511 Carroll-av.
SITUATIONS WANTED—UIAJLE*
/ Bookkeepers!, Clerks, Ac,
SITUATION WANTED-AS BOOKKEEPER; HAVE
had targe experience and filled responsible positions.
Only first-class position desired. F 10. Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED-IN RAILROAD OR OTHER
O office as correspondent, by stenographer writing
100 words; have had experience: salary. 550 a month.
Address U 99. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-WHO WILL GIVE ME $35
a month for my services? Good penman, correct at
figures. A I references and testimonials. Can fill a
position As assistant bookkeeper, entry or shipping
clerk. or salesman. Address H 77. Tribune office.
SITUATION' "WANTED—AS SHOUT-HAND COR
respondent and assistant bookkeeper by a young
man of experience in tbat line; good references. Ad
dress H 83, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-AS BOOKKEEPER, As
sistant bookkeeper, shipping, or entry clerk, trav
eling clerk, or porter In any wholesale or commission
house, as 1 must have work; reference given. Address
11118, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTEU-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO
has had three years’ experience in the drug busi
ness; speaks German: best of references given. K 33,
Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED
man of several years’ business-experience, as
cashier, bookkeeper, salesman, or in any capacity
where a Urn-class man is needed; salary low; refer
ences of the best. Address F 32, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-A THOROUGHLY EXPE-
O rlenccd cloakman Is open for an engagement with
•flrst-chiss Arm. Address M 84, Tribune office.
Trades*
CITUATION WANTEU-BY AN EXPERIENCED
O Job printer; has a thorough knowledge of all kinds
of line commercial and Illuminated programme work;
can take charge of office, read proof, and give esti
mates on work, etc. F 31. Tribone office.
SITUATION WANTED—TO PRINTERS—A FlßST
class book and Job printer can be secured by ad
dressing John ROBERTS, 78 West Van Bureu-st.
Employers please cut this out. ,
SITUATION WANTED—AS FOREMAN IN A
wholesale clothing bouse, by one that Is competent
in manufacturing children’s, boys’, youths’, and men’s
clothing; best of city references given If required. Ad
dress I). WiTKOWSKY, 1075 Wabash-av.
S’ if UATIO.N WANTED—PHOTOGRAPHERS—BY A
young man of'thorough experience In operating,
retouching, printing, etc,; best of references. M 02,
Tribune office.
Coachmen, Teamsters* &c»
CITUATION WANTED-BY- A MARRIED MAN
O (German-American), to drive express or delivery
wagon of any kind; understands handling and care of
horses; good references; no objections to country. Ad
dress H 95, Tribune office, for three days.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, AS
coachman; understands taking care of horses and
carriages; good references. K 72. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG. ACTIVE
man of good habits, as coachman or driver for any
business firm: will work for moderate salary. Address
FRITZ FRANTZEN. 214 Mllwaukee-av.
SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN, BY A
young man; understands his business: can milk and
mage himself generally useful; good reference. Ad
dress U 73, Tribune office.
S' ITUATION WANTED —BY A FIRST-CLASS
coachman (English) In a private family, by one that
thoroughly undescamls the care of hor»es, carriages,
and harness,and Isa good,careful driver, and will make
himself generally useful about gentleman's place; can
milk; has first-class city references. Address II 100,
Tribune office.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS
O coachman: willing to take care of garden and do
general work; good reference from lost employer. Ad
ress (J. CHRISTENSEN. 2U MUwaukce-av. ___
CITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN CEN-
O gllsh) in a first-class family; reference. Address K
2, Tribune office. •
SITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENGLISHMAN AS
coachman; thoroughly understands hones; good
references. Address K I, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS
coachman or gardener, had many yean* experience:
well acquainted in cicy:bcst of references con be given.
Address II 46, Tribune office.
SITUATIONS WANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE, HE
O as coachman, she as cook and luundrcfs: both com*
petent; the best of references. Address E a?. Tribune.
CiTUATION AN AMERICAN AS
O coachman and to work for family about their home.
Satisfactory references. Address M 86. Tribune office.
JFlisceilzmeous*
SITUATION WANTED—A MANUFACTURING
firm hating a lint-class traveling salesman with
large acquaintance, wish to share his salary and ex
penses with another firm whose business does not con
flict. Address II 70, Tribune office.
SITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO EXPERIENCED
O law reporters and type-writer operators, 3 practical
correspondents and railroad clerks. 4 lady and 5 gen
tlemen amanuenses. Addre« DAN BROWN, Secre
tary Chicago Bureau of Phonography, 50 Dearborn-st.,
Chicago.
SITUATION WANTED—THE ADVERTISER HAV-
O ingbeen engaged In railroad business for fifteen
years, and being acquainted in nearly every large town
and city in the united States, desires to form a connec
tion with some responsible mercantile house In the ca
pacity of traveling salesman, whereby his knowledge
of the country and people can be made of practical ben
efit to his employers and to himself. - Address J L F, 95
Woodwanl-av., Detroit, Mien.
S' ITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
traveling salesman educated to the wholesale groce
ry, tobacco, andjflgar trade. Address K OJ. Tribune.
OITUATION” WANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE,
O the woman to cook and launder, the man to make
himself generally useful and attend hones; best city
reference. Call at 410 Wabash-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
young man as collector: has a good horse and buggy;
ample security given. Address 1135, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-OF ANY KIND. BY A
gentleman of 30. with general knowledge of business,
good accountant, and speaking six languages: refer
ences furnished. Address Ka. Tribune ottlce.
SITUATIONS WAIVTED-FE.TIALE.
Domestics*
QITUATIONS WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
O nurse; also young lady as second girL Apply at 73
Seeley-av.. up-stairs.
CITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL
O to cook, wash, and ifon in a small private family, or
general housework. Callat42i West Harrison-sc.
SITUATION WAKTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GER
mna girl to do cooking or second work in an Amer
ican family; uo washing. Call Monday at 121 Walnut
sc. City reference.
QITUATIONWANTED-BY A COMPETENT WOM-
O an as meat or pastry cook In a hotel or boarding
house, city or country. Call at 599 State-si.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL TO
do light housework. U 74. Tribune office.
Situations wantei>-by two good geu
man girls to work together or separate in an Amer
ican family. City references given. Call for three
days at 229 Noble-st,
SITUATION wanted-dy a respectable
O Swede girl to to do second work or cooking. Call at
238Thlrty-flrst-at, Tuesday.
situations wanted-by two good girls
O to do general housework or second work In a small
private famtly> Cali or address 33d Throop-st.. In the
.rear, up-stalrs.
-SITUATION WANTED-IN A FAMILY OF TWO.
O Country preferred. Address H 03, Tribune office.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDE'ciIuTtO
O do general housework. Call at 19 Tweniy-slxth-n,
Monday.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN AS
cook. Address F 4, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-IN A FIRST-CLASS PLACE
by an A No. 1 girl, as chambermaid for hotel: com
jvetentand a good worker; state wages to satisfactory
party. Address F 34. Tribune office.
eitUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL TO
O do housework In a small private family;
" est Side preferred. Call at 546 Mllwaukee-av., third
floor.
OITtIATiOX WAXTED-A TOUXG ’XOUWEGIAX
girl who has come from the old country three
months ago. wants a place In a good American family
to do housework. Apply at 246 Mllwaukee-av.
CITUATION WANTED -AS SECOND GIRL.
O Please call at Statc-et.. np-suirs.
CITUATION WANTEEPBT A”c6mPETENT GIRL
y„to do genera: housework la a small private family.
Call at laO Johnsou-st.
OITUATION* WANTED-BY A GIRL TO DO GEN-
O eral housework or kitchen work in a private fam-
By. Cali Monday at 45b Twenty-sixth-st. Cau give
bestof references.
CITUATION WANTED-QT A COMPETENT GIRL
y to do second work or general housework In a small
family, ben of city reference given. Call at 950 South
Dearborn-st.-Monday and Tuesday.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL WHO IS
competent to cook, wash, and iron in a private
family. If reierence required, lived a number-of
jeus* la her last employ. <;&•» at 69 North Peona-at.
CITUATION WANTED—iBY A RESPECTABLE
y woman -m a No, I cook, to a Sm-claes private
family, or a private hoarding house. Call at &57 Dear
bora-st. .. •
CITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS COOK
V laundress or general housework, Piease call at
.238 atate-su;. on .Monday. -r
CITUATION WANTED-BT A NO. I MEAT AND
L 2. pastry: cook in a hotel, restaurant, •or hrst-ciasa
boarutnir aouse. The best of reference given. Apply
at 407Dfvistoa-st.. upstairs. No catgttanswered.
CITUATION WANTED—FOR A'.CONFIDENTIAL,
wl.llng girl to.do general housework or second work;
cajf at 952 Butterfieia-st. ,
CITUATION WANTED-BY A CANADIAN GIRL
c for sen era! housework in a small family, - 500 Mlchl
gan-av.
SITUATIONS WANTED T
Domestics—Continued,
Situations wanted -by two Swedish
eirls: one as coot, washer and Ironer: the otncr
to do second wort. Apply at3!3Thlrty-flm*st.
CITUATION wanted-by a young girl to
O do second or general housework. Cal* at 340 West
Twelfcb-st,, up-stalrs.
SIVUATION WANTED—BT A YOUNG GIRL FOR
general housework: city references If wanted. Call
at 3S4H Harrlson*st- Monday.
SITUATION WANTED-CY A RESPECTABLE
Kir! to do general housework or second work. Call
for two days at No. s Flfteenth-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS GIRL
O to cook. wash, and Rom Inquire at 127 Townsend*
st. Sunday and Monday.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL TO COOK OR
do geoer&l housework: Is a good cook and No. 1
Ironer. Call at 564 South Caoal-st.. up-staira.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL IN A RS-
OspeciaWe family; no objections to outside of the
city. Please cal! Monday and Tuesday at the rear of 4*
West Monroe-iu
CITUATION WANTED -BY A COMPETENT
O Swedish girl to do general housework tn a private
family. Call at2o2 North Clark-st., In the store.
SITUATION WANTED-BY DECENT GIRL FOR
O genera: housework, or second work preferred.
Please call Sunday and Mondayac 138 West Adams-st.
CITUATION WANTED—BY A NORWEGIAN GIRL
C to cook or do general housework In a private fam
ily; references. Call at 446 West Qfalo-st. _
CITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN! GIRL:
C good plain cook, washer, and ironer. Call Monday
at 78 West Adams-sc. ,
CITUATION WANTED-BV A YOUNG GIRL TO
C do general housework in small family: references
given. Address for three days 85 EUton-av. .
CITUATION'WANTED-BY BY A GOOD GIRL TO
C do general housework. Please call at 118 East
Erle-sl, rear, __ ; __
CITUATION WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED BN-
O glishgiri to do dining-room and second work In
private family; best of city references; understands ail
kinds of salads. 119 Twonty-aecona-st.
CITUATION WANTED—TO COOK. WASH. AND
O Iron In a private family. Reference If required.
Call at or address 301 North Clark-st.. Monday. _
CITUATION WANTED —BY A FIRST-CLASS
O woman meat-cook, or order-cook In hotel or res
taurant. Address 284 Flfth-av-
SITUATION WANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY
competent Canadian piri to do second worn; Is a
pood wal:re«a._Addresa Vi de, Tribune
CITUATION WANTED-BY A. COMPETENT GIRL:
O thoroughl; understands cooklnp, washing, and
Ironing, or general housework in a small family. Call
ats3 Forest-av., corner Thlrty-second-st.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A PARISIAN FRENCH
girl to do second work or nurse girl. Call at par
enta”residence. 176 West Polk-st.
OITUATIONS WANTED—GOOD SAMARITAN SO-
O cltiety, 173 East Randolph-st.; female help at low
wages, for city or country; laundry, 75 cents a dozen.
SITUATION A THOROUGHLY
O competent girl os laundress or chambermaid in a pri
vate family; dm-claas references. Address H. 55,
Tribune office. ;
SITUATIONS IWANTED—BY TWO FIRST-CLASS
O washwomen, in a laundry; steady employment. 332
South Desplalnes-st. .
SITUATIONS WANTED—IN LAWNDALE. FOR
two German girls: have plenty of good cooks and
second girls. MRS. BALKAM'S office, SI East Van
Buren-st. •
TtUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
cook; or would do general housework or second
work; city or country. 626 Scate-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD COOK IN A
private family, or general housework In small fam
ily; good references, call at ls2oState-st.
S’ ITDATIONMVaNT^D—BY COOK
and laundress.or for general housework; references
given. 1065 South Dearnorn-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD SWEDISH
O girl to do general housework. Coll Monday morn
ing at 181 Busnneli-st.
CITUaTION WANTED-BY A STEADY GIRL TO
O do general housework or second work.. Call at 982
State-si- ,
SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
girl to do general housework or second work. Call
or address 761 Mlchigan-av.
Situation” wanted—to do general house
work in a private family. Call at 721 State-st. _
SITUATION W ANTED—BYAFIRST-CLASS COOK
O and laundress, or to do general housework. Best
of references given. Cali Monday at 258 Calumet-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL JUST FROM
O the Hast, as second girl or general housework in a
small private family. Call at 123 West Taylor-st.
S' A GOOD GIRL TO DO
general housework In a private family; good ref
erence If required. Apply Monday at 230 Cottage
Grove-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL TO DO SEC
ond work or housework. Reference If required.
Cali Monday and Tuesday at 067 Butterfield-?!.
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TIVO COMPETENT
girls, one as cook and first-class laundress, and one
second girl. .City or country. Best of references. Call
for 2 days at 202 South Park-av.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS
meat and pastry cook, hotel or restaurant, city or
country. Please address 97 West Lake-st.; ;
SITUATIONS WANTED—NORWEGIAN, WELSH,
and Scotch girls; kitchen, general, second-work;
neat, capable, reliable; thoroughly understand their
separate work. 291 Calumet-av.. Monday.
SITUATION* WANTED-BY A NO. 1 COOK;
would prefer a first-class boarding-house; references
good. 145 Twentlcth-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CA
nadian gtskwdining-room girl or light housework:
best reference. Call at 236 Cottage Grove-av.
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO SISTERS, ONE
as cook nd laundress, the other for second-work;
good Call Monday at 142 Twentletii-st.
Situation wanted-bt competent cana
dlan girl as first-class cook in a nrivate family, ami
wash and iron. Call at 613 Siate-st. '
SITUATION WANTED—STEADY WOMAN FOR
general housev&rlc with a good American family;
wages no object; good references. Call at 37 Ray-av.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL TO
sew in private family, care of children.
Apply at 130* Buuerflcld-st./
SITUATION WAN TED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL
to do second work In private family; city; best of
reference given. Address 720 West Lake-st.
SITUATION WANTED-AS FIRST-CLASS MEAT
O and pastry cook of long experience. Call at 86
Snmb-st.. corner Wood.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDISH GIRL IN
a small private family to do kitchen or general
housework. Call at 377 West Washlngton-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
O girl to do second work in a private American fam
ily; good reference given. Call at 13 Park-ar. •
SITUATION WANTED-BY A NORWEGIAN GIRL
as cook or to do general housework In a private
family. Please call Monday at 2D9 West Erlc-st. No
postals. .
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG, COM
petent girl to do second work or assist In bouse
wort. Please address K 28, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD GIRL TO DO
genera! housework in a small family; good refer
ence. Call at Brooklyn House, Hlinols-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GIRL TO
do second work or take core of children and sew
ing. K 20, Tribune office.
S' IfUATICIN WANTED —BY A FIRST-CLASS
cook In a boarding-house. Call for three days at 84
North Eltxabetn-st.
CITUATION WANTED-TO COOK. WASH, AND
O iron in private family; good references. Address
765 Indlnua-av.
SITUATION WANTED-AS COOK IN PRIVATE
O family; references given if required. Call at 840
Clark-st., north of Eighteenth.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A SWEDISH GIRL IN
an American family to cook, wash, and iron
where they keep a Swedish second girl. Inquire Mon
day at No. 05 Chlcago-av., up-atairs.
SITUATION WANTED—BY GIRL TO DO COOK
ing iu private family. Call at 953 Pralrle-av. Mon
day.
SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL
to do general housework, secoud work, or cooking;
nooojectloo to Lake View. Call Monday at 78 Sedg*
wlck-su
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO COMPETENT
girls in a private family, one to cook and wash, the
other to do second work: good references. Call allot
Tweoty-«lxth*su. comer of Indiana-av.
QITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GIRL TO DO
o cooking or general housework. Inquire m rear of
539 Wabash-av. Monday morning.
CITUATION WANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED
O German lady as cook or housekeeper in private fam
lly; references given. 116 South Halsted-st.
Seamstresses* 1 .
Situation wanted-dressmaker, $2 per
day. or work taken home. Satisfaction guaraa
teed. Mis* LANE. suo West Madisou-at, Sheldon Hotel.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A PLAIN DUESS~
O maker. 11 11 State-su
SITUATION* WANTED—AT FIRST-CLASS DRESS*
making or nursing. Coll or address 240 Ogden-ar.,
Room B.
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
dressmaker, engagements in families. $2 a day; can
cut, hi. and drape elegantly. AB. MS Wabash-uv.
SITUATION WANTED—TO.DO FAMILY SEWING,
or assist at dressmaking; also understands chil
dren's clothes. Wages. $4 per week. Call or address
J. D., 470 West Jackson-su
SITUATION WANTED-TO DO DRESSMAKING IN
a few more private families at $4 per week, or 31
per day. Address Ke. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BV A DRESSMAKER; IS
O a good cutter and litter: 31 per day. or 30 per week:
city or country. Address K 15, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTF.D-A STYLISH DRESSMAKER
O from the East wishes eogagemeuu m families; an
expert at draping aud designing; reduced terms for the
present only. IMS Wab&sb-av., south of Twentv
ulnth-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY TO
O do dressmaking and family sewing. Please call or
address 345 West Mocroe-st.
CITUATION WANTED-A PERMANENT EN-
O gagement to sew and assist In housework at 32.5 b
per week. M 47, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-TO LEARN DRBSSMAK
O leg, cutting, and fitting of some one wno is experi
enced andean give home and small wages wnlle learn-
Ing. Adarea»S6 Oakwsod ooulevard
CITUATION WANTED-TOMAKE AND FIX OVER
O all kinds ol dresjes and children’s clorhes. $5 per
wee«;. good references. Address A, 123 Twenty-sec
ond-au
CITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS
O dressmaker, to work In’ farhilles by tne-day, oral
home. Call or address 54 Tfalrty-nm-st 1
Xau n or css es«
SITUATION WANTED—BY A NORWEGIAN
woman to do washing and Ironing in private fami
lies at very reasonable pay per day. Address MRS. B.
aNDLRsEN, 4d Coraeil-st.
CITUATION WANTED-AS HEAD LAUNDRESS IN
O hotel or public laundry; no objection to country.
Address Kl 2. friouae office. . • *
CITUATION WANTED-A RESPECTABLE WIDOW
o woman would iisp.the washing of a few families to
do at home. Utt* atate-st. •.
' IHilllxiers«
CITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERINCED
O trimmer. Address K. 59. Tribune office.
SITUATION A MILLINER AS
trimmer and saleslady, or would like to take charge
of a store. M 81, Tribune office.
SiTPAItIOSS WAJiTEB-FEJiAIiE.
Nurses*
SITUATION WANTED—BT A YOUNG GIRL TO
».* take care of cblMreu and make herself geacrall)
useful. Call ac4W Twenty-slxth-au
SITUATION WANTED—TO NDfiSR LAD?
O thromrb confinement at tier own home* or at my
house, 02 south Peorla-st. .
CITUATION WANfED-BY A YOUNG SWEDISH
O etrl 15 years old to tate care of a baby In aon va»c
family. Please call for three days at 20S Townsend*st.
Mr. ABEKG. :
CITDATION WANTED-A BABY,TO*pnSE AT
O home; reasonable terms. 1370 south Arnold-st.
Call soon, ; __
SITUATION WANTED—AS WET-NURSE. APPLY
O lor two days at 202 North Clartc-su. second floor.
CITU.VnOX WANTED—BY AN
O child nurse; Is competent to lake caru of a joups
baby; understands ber business; pood city references.
Apply at 146 NortaCurtis-at.
C'ITDATIO.N WANTED—AN EDUCATED YOUNG
55 lady would like to pet a place 'M nurse-Blrl. Ca
or address southeast corner South Park-ar. and
Twenty-nlnth-at. L__
OITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY AS NURSE.
O Call or address Mrs. T. 35 O-Brlen-st.. In rear, up
stairs. ; ■ _ -
OITUATION TV ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GIRL
O to take care of children and sew, or do second work.
Call Monday at HTTwenty-second-st.; reference given
SITUATION WANTED— BY A COMPETENT VSIBL
to care for children; also good seamstress. Best of
reference. 130 Twenty-fourth-st. Call Monday.
OITOATION WASTED—AS WET NURSE BY A
O bealtby young woman: baby 6 weeks old* city or
country. Call at 130 Indlana-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BT A YOUNG LADY IN
a private family to take care of children and assist
in sewing. Please call at 853 West Madlson-st.
SITOATION^WANTED— AS NURSE OR SECOND
girl. Call or address WG. West Taylor-at.
Housetcecpers*
SITUATION "WANTED—BT A RESPECTABLE
widow of 36. as housekeeper; bas experience: or
any kind of work that Is honest; no objection to tbo
country; good references. Address F 25, Tribune.
CXTUATIONWANTEb—IN WIDOWER’S FAMILY.
hotel, oj furnished rooms. Call or address 247
Ogden*av., (Room 6.'
SITUATION WANTED—BT A YOUNG WIDOW OF
Intelligence and experience os housekeeper in a
gentleman’s or widower’s family: where there are
children preferred: highest city references siren and
required. Address MRS. DALE. West*Slde Post-Oifice.
SITUATION WANTED-BT A MIDDLE-AGED
woman, either as housekeeper In a small family:
more for a home than wages; will live for two days at
676 South State'St. ■ ____
SITUATION' WAXTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER BY A
joung English widow, aged SO; the best of references
given. H 91. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY YOUNG WIDOW. AS
housekeeper for widower or bachelor; the best of
reference given. JJ 00, Tribune otflee.
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN AiIEP.ICAN LADY
of middle age as housekeeper In a gentleman s fam
ily; widower preferred. Address HS 3. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER—BY A
competent lady. None but those needing a house
keeper need apply. Willing to go to country. Best of
references given. Kl 4, Tribune olllcc.
S'ITtIATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER, OR
assist In housework, by a lady with baby. Call
Monday at 158 West Adams-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FRENCH LAD*—AS
an experienced housekeeper. Best of references
given. Aone but first-class parties need answer. Ad
dress, for three days. Kb, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN WIDOW
lady chat Is competent to keep house and under
stands meat and pastry cooking. German family pre
ferred. Address Kl 6. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER—BY A
young widow. No triders need answer. Address,
for five days, K 32. Tribune office.
CIfUATION WANTED—BY A LADY OF CUL-
O ture as housekeeper, or to take charge of a colld.
or as lady’s mala. Unexceptloaaole references. Coll
at4i6 wabaih-av.
SITUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER IN A
widower’s family, city or country. K 13, Tribune.
S - ITUATION*WANTEIj— BY A WIDOW OF'CUL
tcre and refinement, competcot to fill any position,
os housekeeper; widower’s family preferred: a good
home more an object than wages. Address M 87,
Tribune office. '
Situation wanted—as housekeeper in a
widower’s family by Intelligent and competent
young woman; good references given. Address M 41,
Tribune office. ■
SiuplOTinent Asrcncics*
SITUATIONS WANTED— FAMILIES NEEDING
German and Scandinavian felnale help, and good
girls in want of situations, will be carefully supplied at
MRS. BROWN’S. 740 Madlsoa-st.
OITUATIONS WANTED—MRS. DEARIEN, 418 WA-
O bash-av., can furnish first-class help. Family and
hotel orders filled promptly. Germans, Swedes, and
other nationalities.
miscellaneous
SITUATION WANTED-BY A CAPABLE YOUNG
lady os amanuensis or to write In office. Address
MlssM M, 78 Monroe-at. -
S“ITUATION' WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY WHO
has never been obliged to go-away from home, as
governess, to teach French. English, and music. Ap
ply or write to L H, 292 South Halsted-st.
SITUATION WANTED -BY A THOROUGHLY
competent lady as corresponding clerk, assistant
bookkeeper, or any other honorable position; will do
copying, directing envelopes, circulars, etc., either at
home or otnerwise. os may be desired. 1107, Tribune.
SIT UAT ION ~V>/VNTE Y~A~~YOUN G LADY AS
dork or assistant bookkeeper; speaks English and
German; best of references If required. II7U. i’rimme.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY TO
do copying at home at reasonable prices: writes a
clear, legible hand; beat of references. 1172. Tribune.
SITUATION WaNTED-AS SALESLADY IN DRY
goods store or as copyist in an office. Address 230
North Clark-st. ,
SITUATION WAKTED-OF SOME KIND AT TUB
Exposition by a young lady of good address; fair
salary required. Address 11 94. Tribune office.
SITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG LA
dlesattue Exposition, or to cleric In dry goods or
good reference given. K 36. Tribune.
JSCSICAL*
A CHANCE
, . TO SELECT
FROM THE LARGEST STOCK OF
SECOND-HAND ORGANS
IN THE CITY
From well-known maxes on eaayanonthly payments.
The abore organs are ail in good order. Second
hand Instruments taken in exchange for new. .\ew
squares or upright pianos to rent or tor sale on monthly
payments
y W. W. KIMBALL.
Corner State and Aflams-sts.
ATTENTION!
ATTENTION!
ATTENTION!
Second-hand pianos, $75 to S2OO.
New organa, S7O to SUX). -
Stools, second-handed, 50 cents to SI.
All sold without regard to cost to make room for oth
er stock. REED’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
92 Van Buren-st.. between State and Clark.
A T A SACRIFICE-
A A number of splendid PARLOR-ORGANS Of first
class makers.
$45, SSO. $73, SIUL
BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
R. T. MARTIN’S ELEGANT NEW WaKEKOOUS.
3G3 AND 367 STATE-ST.
A NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND
olanoa for sale (to make room for new ones) at
very low figures for cash, at the
CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE,
4U3 Wab&sh-ar.
A STEINWAY & SONS’ ROSEWOOD CASE,CaKV
ed legs, square piano, second-hand, in perfect
order. Price, $175 cash. Con be seen at the rooms of
W. W„ KIMBALL.
Corner of State and Adams-sts.
A THOROUGH CHOIR-LEADER AND COMPB
tect organist seeks a position; proficient In Angli
can and Gregorian music. Address MUSIC US, 539 Wa
basb-av., Chicago.
BARGAINSTn FURNITURE
FULL PARLOR-SUITS REDUCED TO
S3O. S4O, SSO. $75. AND S9O.
ELEGANT CHAMBER-SETS REDUCED TO
S3O. S4O, SSO. $65. ANDSSa
ODD PIECES AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
.MARTIN’S POPULAR FURNITURE HOUSE,
265 AND 287 STATE-ST.
FOR SALE-BY JULIOS BADER* CO., AT THEIR
new warerooms, 363 and 265 Waboah-av., between
Jackson and Van Bureu-sts.. a large number of second
hand pianos, (or cash, or on time, or to rent at low
rates.
TT'OR SALE—I AM PRESSED FOR MONEY: WILL
J. sell my beautiful piano for $l7O cash; bought only
three mouths_ago. F47. Tribune office.
T?OR 3 ALE—A NE ARLY~N E W STEIN WAY PIANO
X for half of Its value. Inquire os 169 North Clark
st., at the store.
For sale—or rent- cheap, bf.adtipul*
toned new piano; monthly payments taken; satis
faction guaranteed or money refunded. Inquire at US
IlUuois-st.
HALLBT. ‘DAVIS & CO.’S UPRIGHT PIANOS—
These pianos combine the highest achievement in
the art of planoiorte making, and are comprehensively
the best in the world. They are used wherever attain*
able, and have receved the highest testimonials from
leading anliu of the Old os well as of the New World.
These unrivaled pianos, with other musical Instru
ments of i>cst makes, eon be touud at my warerooms.
Illustrated catalogues furnished free on application.
W. W. KIMBALL,
Corner State and Adams-sts..
T HAVE A SPLENDID UPRIGHT PIANO. STAN*
J. hard make: oneoi the best to be had In the maikct:
was selected with great care hv a competent Judge: has
been In use only since the utn of May. Owing to the
death of my wile, will sell said piano at a aacridcc, and
lake as pay easy monthly payments, or will take pan
board, the balance cash or payments, K 69. Tribune.
tf”tou”are ‘ musical, you should GO TO
1 the Hersher School of Musical Aru See Instruc
tion column.
I HAVE A SPLENDID 7-OCTAYR <4 ROUND COR*
X aersy piano must sell; Sis cash, balance $7 per
month. Address K 52. Tribune onice.
I WISH TO SELL MY 7~j-OCTAVE PIANO; WILL
J. take board or trade In part payment. Address F 40.
Tribune othce. . •
PIANO-TUNING. $2; 14 TEARS’ EXPERIENCE;
1.600 references.. G. K. BLOOMFIELD, 6st West
MadUon-»i.; branch otflee. 111 East Twenty-sscondrat.
SOME OF OUR BARGAINS—A FINE . SINGLE*
reed organ (new). §33.
, A floe singifc-reea organ (new), $39,
Fine doobie-reea organ, two stops (sew). 853.
Elegant new double-reed organ, eight stops, elabo
rate case, SBO.
Alsu, several second-hand planes and organs' at closi
Ing out prices, to make room for increasing business in
Weber Plano*. *"THE'ROOT«t SONS MUSIC COiT
PANT. 156 j>iate,-5t.. j- .
SPLENDID PIANOFORTES AND ORGANS :
O AT.GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
BEAUTIFUL TONE ROSEWOOD PIANOS OF FIR6C*-
CLaSS MAKERS,.FULLY WARRANTED.
SISO, $175. §2OO. 5225
R. T. MAP.TIN’S ELEGANT NEW
: 265 AND 207 STATE-ST. " *
r PO RENT-CHEAP-ONE '7H-OCTAVE BEAUTI
-1 fuMoncd piano. Call at Room 50 Reaper Block.
07 South Cleig-SU* ■ - . • 7?
srpBREK'VKRY FINE yiOHNS FOR SALE, AdL
J- new; will sell cheap; single or together; bargain
lor someone. ■ Address M 49, Tribune oafee. - >
'PHE PLACE TO RENT PIANOS ib AT PROSSER’S.
X he makes renting a specialty*, instruments tuned
and repaired by competent workmen. 215 suce-st.
TX7ANT&D-A FINE UPRIGHT PLANO IN EX*
.»v change for a good cottage and lot on South Side.
Kb6i Tribune odlce. ,
musacAi..
KXT W. KIMBALL—
\V . PIANO AND ORGAN
HOUSE,
205. 207. 209 STATE. CORNER AD\MS.*r
UALLbT. DAVIS* CO.’S GRAND Pia*Vv*
BALLET. DAVIS & CO.’S SQUARE GRAND Pu’,.,
- WALLET, DAVIS & CO.’S UPRIGHT PlAV&f°»
■ SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS
EMERSON* PIANO CO.’S SQUARE PlANf*
EMERSON PIANO CO.’S UPRIGHT Pli<&
KIMBALL ORCHESTRAL ORGANS. riA:i o3,
KIMBALL CHIME ORGANS.
J. P. HALE SQUARE pr, Vrt ,
J. P. HALE UPRIGHT Pl{?&
SHONINGKR EUREKA ORGANS FUSOs .
SUONINGBB CYMBELLA ORGANS
EVERT INSTRUMENT WARRANTED ; TP^
WTsh'TO EXCHANGE 6-OCTAVE PPRluffTte
nse only two months, for one of 7«i octa»*i:* **
pay difference In cash, or will sell said nlanu ta'Jf®
party, part cash, balance monthly. Address
i'rloaaeolSce.__ ■ • t®»
WILL EXCHANGE SIT CHICKERIXO tpgffiS?
» > in use but six months, for part caib. baltaSil*.
estate In city or country. Address K o?, Tribune oQe?
71 OCTAVE PIANO. NEARLY XETVTfORTSv
•3 one of ihe beat makers; will be sold for sm if*
than one like It can be bought fur. Must be soLi- «S
money. Address F 35. Tribune offlee. ,ace *
Q ; tfTT I ?f L BUtTTnCHT^PAULOR.ORcT?
folly warranted, new Improved. wlw *as,
M AUXIN’S. 285 and an State-*
ear \ WILL- BUT THE BEST-TONED~7-OCTT?S
<3)01/ rosewood piano ever offered la this dtTffwJ?
same money. 337 West MadJion-st. 7 XOr
ei ZC\ X7ILL , b V' r A FINE-TONE PUsj?.
W±o\J forte; all latest Improvements; fuliTir
it. T.
JBSinJi-STSm^W
ranted.
FINANCIAL.
Advances made ox diamonds, watcSS?
bonds, etc., at LAUNDERS* private
dolph-st.,nearClark^Roomssand6. Katabilati^ii^-
Accounts in fidelity and "other'broS-i
banks bought, cltr and county orders, trad**?!
lars. and caused stamped bank cheuks,
to loan. E. S. HUNT, Broker, S 8 Washington-stT 6 *?
At COMMERCIAL PAPEIVYOTES \Vmfcffi?
laterals, mortgages, *ado: her secnrltlcs bae&-
and sold. ISAAC GItKENEBAUM & CO., UOFimK
A NT AMOUNTS TO LOAN ON FCKN®rrs§
Room If 00 * wlttaout removaL 151 Randolph^
CASH PAID FOR OLD COLD AND SlLVrsI
Money to loan on watches, diamonds, and -alolSi'
of every description at UOLDSMID’S Loan and BuiSi
Office (licensed}, DD East Madlson-sc. Established vStt
O 1"
tHANDLEB & CO.. MORTGAGE
O LaSalie-st.. have monev to loan la sums of st S!
10 $50,000 on city Improved real estate.
FOR's.VLE AT A DISCOUNT—PUUCUASE-MoCtT
mortgage. $2,500, oq central city Drooertr
dress U 07, Tribune oalce. x * **
"WANT rr ' lOW
TWA* *0 BURR. 81,000 ON' FIVE TRAP?
JL time at 9 per cent; do commlisions; No. I dokm
and lowa real estate security ylvcn; moat WTZ
answer oy Monday nlxht; first-claaa city ref«ws
riven. Address It, 261 Walnui-su 3
Loans "large or small on furnuck?
pianos, etc., without removal, on good cnDiml
security, G.II. WALKER, Room 5, 184 Dearborn-^*
MOSEV-IuANKD O.V FoiiMTCUF, piaxK
machinery, warehouse receipts, watches, lev»£r
etc. W. 11. KING. S 3 East Madison-st., Rooms. —
M” ONEY 'ADVANCED ON NOTES ANDXcCOUxS
left for collection. Collections and settlmaiS
estates a specialty. Suits brought and faithfully cot
ducted on reasonable terms. L. F. CUMMIXGi Ln
and Collection office. i42LaSallc-st. v Hoorn 43.
Money to loan in suits to suit os pcE
nlture. pianos, diamonds, etc.: also smallrm
on real estate. Rooms, lid Randolplwt.
Money to loan on real esfatkipbim
secured paper wonted. M. C. BALDWIN ten*
78Dearuorn-sc., Room U. .
Money to loan on fuknitureTpuxm
diamonds, and other good securities, . 190Qb£
born-sc. K. WINNE.
Money to "loan in sums of sico andoC
wards by People'sHaUdlng* Loan Aasoc&dfflA
Wadilngton-at.. cu very best terms; Interestudwf
clpal payable In easy monthly Installments: mil ie*
to take up present mortgages or to buUdoavaew
property. Bring description of property to UAKCISQI
KELLEY. Secretary, bo Washlngioa-st. •
Q** ‘wners op'endowment POLICIES IS SOL
vent Life-Insurance Companies desiring to ml
please address D. W. SUTHERLAND, i|
Clark-sL , - *
PENNIES CAN BE HAD IN EXCHANGE POt
currency at the counting-room of the Tribune.- ■
ot.vtesavings. FIDELITY. GERMAN
O lags, Third. CcmraL and German Notional loaf
claims nought for cash. Loans on Improved real ciiatt,
commercial paper, and notes secured by collateral a*.
Kotiated. County orders and city warrants,’ recclvahh
for taxes 1877, bought and sold. HiA HOLMES, Get*
eral Broker. 88 Washingtou-sL
QILVER 25 AND 50 CENT PIECES IN PACKAGES
kj of Sioin exchange for currency at coaadng-rooa
of Tribune Company. •
»PO LOAN-S7CO, $2,500, AND $3, COO. AT 7 AND I
X percent._J(iHN_C. LONG. TJ Washlngtoa-sL^
\YTANTED SI. 250 UPON UNQUESTIONED CHI
tv (improved real estate) security.' 8 per cent; a
commissions. Address K 22. Tribune office. •'
TT7ANTED-FOUK THOUSAND DOLLARS (s*.ooß
V> for two (2> years, at seven (7) per cent, oa gool
real estate. Prefer to deal with orinc:pals. Addrai
T. B. BURLEIGH, Yankton. D. 1. •
WANTED—A CASH OFFER FOR $1,600 FIDELUT
\» Bank book. tAddress, with bid. £ VTritai
office. . • ~ * ■
WANTED— $73 FOR SIX MONTHS; WILL PATS*
percent; good piano, sewing machine, and fur
nlture as security: no scalpers need answer. Addrai
K 01, Tribune office. • •• ' -
WANTED-LOAN OF $33,000 AT 7 PEE CENT
on improved city property centrally bftlrt
Address F 9, Tribune office. -- , -
FOR FIVE YEARS AT $ KB
Vv cent, no commissions. on MadLson-K. property
worth ten times the amount. KS 9. Tribune office. -
PERCENT-MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
farms In Illinois. DEAN & PAYNE, nortbea*
corner Randolph and Dearborn-ats.. Chicago.
TO 510,000 TO LOAN IN AMOUNTS TO
riptJU suit on commercial paper, collaterals, «
chattel mortgages, at reasonable rates. J. T. McCOUfl
A CO.. Ml Lasalle-st. '
tJjvv/U larger sums rotoan on Improved cltjreale**
tute. F. G. BRADLEY. IS6 Madison-st.. Room L
CO Ann TO 53.000T0 LOAN ON HRST-CLAS
fl&l.Ul/U security at low rates. 1L P.CALDV>KLL
136 Waablngton-sL, Room 30. ■
,-Q 11 in WE BAVEFOB SALESaiCOCODSTt
«2>o*J-UU bonds In Stare of lowa, bearing lOper
cent semi-annual interest: State authorities levy us tt
pay principal and Interest of these boocU;yoa cannot
find a newer Investment. POX WIN A CORBY, 91
Wasblngum-st.
C*,| n flfl/l T 0 MAS AT 7 PER CEST, AST
tu)'xU»UUU small loons at 8 per cent. S. u
HAYES. MG Madlsoa-st. • -
I w UkTO LOAN' IX SUMS TO SUIT.O3
«35cliJ*UL"Uclty property and farms at lowest rsui
PETERSON & BaV. ISS JtandolPh-at. : ii
LOST ASD FCUa?Ji
Found-on my premises at lawndau
oue cow, which the owner can have by pror«
property and paying costs of advertising. J. ca JUA
Lost— as old-fashioned English fame*
line, chased with raised English letters ‘ In new
ory or ” on outside and records of .death of Janie* J»
Elizabeth Harvey on inside. Any one returning w
to 171 LaiaUe-st, will be well rewarded. Office off-
G. MCCORMICK. • •' 1
LOST-AT LINCOLN PARK BOAT-HOUSE.
Inst., red and gray striped OttomanshawL UW .
reward if returned to gßffeit Mad Don-st.. Room*
IOST—ON SUNDAY LAST-BLACK POCKS*.
j book containing sl3 in bill*. Return to guiHBW
166jfi South Clark-st-, and get reward.
T OST-BETWEEN POST-OFFICE AND COBS?
JU Monroe and State-sis., three cablaet-alse wj
graphs and oue tin-type from Gentile’s Gallery- *2
reward fluder by leaving at Uassasolt House. A.J.
LONGLc-Y.
Lost— at mcvicker’s theatre wednksd£
afternoon, a black silk parasol, with ivory bans*
Please return to 333 West Cuugrcas-st. and. receive nr
ward. - • -‘ii
Lost-on Sunday last-onk gold chaH
and locket. Return to gun-store, lb 6» Sofia
Clark-st., and get reward.
LOST-A LARGE POCKBTBOOK, WITH PAKg
relating co the Lllloutlao Dpcra Company, tw
finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving It att»
office of the National Printing Company. 119 Mower
it., to-day (Sunday) noon. • ' .'.l.
Lost-on scpei:ioi:-st.. near . kuhsesJ
wagon-shop, on Tuesday evening. 3d Inst., ann»
watch, stem-winder, with glass back. The flnderw
be liberally rewarded on returning tae watch to y-*
WISSELL, No. 181 Soperlor-at. • »i
LOST— WATCH—SEVERAL YEARS ago oeokci
Ward lost a buncing-caae English cap-lever wai»*
without a chain, to Miller Bro,*« ship-yard; be baiflg
been able, as yet. to find the name of the maxer oru»
number, but can bring witnesses to identlfylt If tow*
if the youag lady who found a watch there will plso«»
In the bonus of one of our firm, they will guarantee
that If it la uot Mr. Ward's watch It will be retorneflw
ber, and her connection with It be kept a • to**.
MILLER BROS. . '-'JI
Lost-on state-st., between auams aSJ
Monroe, package of beer-stamps. amoaataW**
use only to owner. Suitable reward will be given bi
returning same to P. O'NEILL. i92State-st. _£•
Lost— on acg. 29. gold chain. coms®
from the Northwestern depot to iiaaaolwwjj
Finder will be liberally rewarded by returning It to »■
Wainut*»t.. between u ana 7 o’clock. ■
1 OST-AN OLD LADY, FOUR WEEKS TO-DATj
1j to years old, wearluga black-silk bonnet.
shawl with border, calico dress. Any Informationi wr_
corning her win be thankfully received by her howso*
JOHN SEVEN. Address J7yOShurticfl-av.
I OST—ABLACK CREPE SHAWL ATHOOLETJ
JLi on Wednesday. Finder will be rewarded by le*»x
Ingsame at 204 and 200 Madiaon-st.
PICKED DP-ACG. 30, 1878. AT 23ff SOUTH CU£.
ton-su, a gray mare, which the owner can »v
--by paying charges
S* TRAVED INTO OUR PREMISES A BLACKAjg'
white cow. owner can have the same bf
propertysand paying charges. 130 West
CTKAYED OR STOLEN-A GRAY NORSKS TiWj} :
O old. 16 bands high. Interferes oh hind te«» »Vv
sorrel horse with 3 wnlte feet, 10 years old. HJwHv.-
high, with a star In forehead. ..
glveq. information will be received at67i stater*^*
KEWAIUJ-LOST-A VERY
and tan female dog.long
lu neck. _Uetarn to 302^llcnigan-ar.
(2* rn P.BWARDFOK RETURN OF ARTICLES
•ibOU papers taken In a valise. No question*
Call on oraddress GORTON, Room 21. No* -» >B f»-
Clark-st. —T*
STORAGE*
T'saFE ' AM) COMPLETE"sTOBKHOCSE W*
J\ household goods and merchandise.
dolph-st. (RaleJlullttmg>;Tdwest rateit i«*voneea. -
T7URNITURE, CARRIAGES.' AM)
J; stored; advances made.lo per cent»
loaned at lowest rates ou good security
movai. 160 V/e»t Monroe-s;. ' -r
friBfeUtTsTORAGE <rOMPAKY. TB,_7a i^Dat '
r East Van Baren-st.; established 1873.
and reliable. Increased facilities for stores* yjL tr ag,
turn and mercbaadisc; advances made, -twetj,»
Fumltnre of private residences pur j
PATEXTS.
PATBNTS-L. B. COUPLAND & CO.. SOLlgg,.
of Patents, 70 Lasalle-sL, Room
tloos and drawings prepareu. caveats “feu*
mores, labels,-and copyrights protected, sdosswr
patent business transacted. Charges modsra-e*^^-

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