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"city kealestate.
rii. KEELER. 163 CL.VUK-ST.:
F°wlb«h-av., pen cottage «itti brick basement, 10
Twentytfccond-st., cottage of 9
d and lot 80x130: fineccraer.
'‘near Thlriy-sccond-su, cottage of 8
and lot 25*125. rented. Si GOO.
of 1- rooms, 6 on each Coor. with bath*
BrlcK ivHricbarn. and lot, near Van Burcn-ft, cars,
jootn*> ° rit
-♦ fire brick house and brick barn, 57.500.
of Union Park, brick house,
ncar Lcaviti-si.. brick house and barn.
llcetoC’S 1 - • near Califorala-av., good bouse and two
fc u * v.r cottage of G rooma.and lot 30x122. $2,500.
cast of IlaUtcd*st.. cottage of 0 rooms,
Wgt»JVcct front: wlil be soid low.
*sd brick bouse and lot.
near Division, house and lot, cheap.
]£s»r3-ri., near Thirty-second, cottage and lot.
near Lincoln, store and lot, $3,500.
JUgS Vcar Divlflon, store and lot. 53.030.
vdU-rt.. canal, 80x80. with buildings.
(brick) with large lot. a bargain.
A vmir.et near Clark, stone-front house. $4,000.
£®r*jL' near Adams. AO foot lot, $l5O per foot.
**SS£ near Van Ruren. »>xll6.
® rccn i «t wt-si oi Bhcldon*er.. lot 23 feet front; If
9ft™nfedlately can be had for Jess than half the cost.
*ffiSn-av.. north of ihUty*iltih*si.. 25x145.
near Tbirty-slxth-st.. 25x170, $65 per
foob
B. BOYD. BOOM 7, 179-MADl
tSrac':iot left, 25x160 feet on Indlana-av., be-
and l-orty-thlrd-su., and Slots.
Pralrlc-tv.. between Forty-second and
53 riM-d-sts.. can fronts: l hi* Is the last week these
l ’ u A>nhe oUered at S-5 per foot, ano you will regret
Wb do not buy; there will be 10 new dwellings
’ l J rtffllSblock in the snnne. which will greatly In
la value; It Is bcaniliul residence property;
2ar-cit<P*«in front; look at It: you cannot do any
o f Madison and Paullna-sts.; this
* fir now for $2,550; It will pay 10 per cent
is better than yon can Invcsst money any-
going to sell this week.
am bound to sell 747 West Madlson-st.,
store 22x66, good dwelling over, barn, and lot
***?? south trout, between Lincoln and Uobey-st*.;
s iTvo i place for a store; first-class surroundings.
corner ol Canal and Honroe-sts., sui
think there Is a better corner In Chicago to
£ fhsn thls: It is right at the grand entrance of the
WSf thre* of the best railroads running Into Chl-
rhr buildings now rent for sllu per month, and
pfi the very centre of the city; you can buy it at a
ffKnwrhe'fine modern brick dwelling 1135 Forty
#Si:aadlot; this house you will buy If you will go
.Jg JJ It; between Langley and Vmccnnes-ava.; Uls
e caS2s?S*n buy a 12-roorn 2-story framed dVclllnc,
to build, and lot 50x125, on corner of Stew
jr?ir?aad Flfcleth-st.« close to car-shops and block
r * Wtoon-st. (3 fronts). *
noR SALE-BT ALBERT WISNEB, 69 DEAR
*ti*2SSoo*c and lot No. 104 Brown-sf,
«i wiv-Cottagc and lot No. HU West Polk-st.
«■* (fO-Hoasc and lot No. 569 West Erle-st.
frao-Brlck cottage. 50-foot lot, Wrlghtwood-av.,
JtriioeolD-ar. cars; a pleasant home.
wso-Lou Buitertield-at,, south of Thirty-ninth.
{SjO-Lou on Ohio, Erie, and Huron-ats., near
B iSinVe residence Jots on Webster. Racine, Sem
in£rv Wrtebtwood, andLlncoln-avs. and Lewis, Hern
ward. Montana, and Marlana-sts.; some taken
mder foreclosure, and offered at extremely low fle
; all convenient to schools, churches, and street*
cs-n.’ ; !
TV)R CALE-BY D. P. NEWELL. 188 WEST MAPI-
J 4 wa-su—Hoose and lot 73 West Adams-st., 25x180,
*floaetndlot 105 West Adams-st.. lot 25x170.82,000.
4hiH2. comer Doyne*av. and congress-st., good
bwlneM-comcr. street paved and sewered.
Brict house, lot 25x125. Mooroe-sL, near Leayttt.
*4lxK6on Madlson-su, west of Paulloa: want an offer.
668 West Madison-sL, house and lot; wIU exchange
for bouse ana lot.
45x11”. comer Hoync and Warren-avs., $3,000.
FR SALE-A GOOD BUSINESS-CORNER, NEAR
South Side, rents for SI,OOO a year; will sell for
$5,500. aad take a good cottage and lot part pay. Ad
dress W 3. Tribune office.
T?OR SALE-OB 10 RENT-A FINE BUSINESS
X property 1774 State aad Thlrty-nlnth-sta., cheap,
late occupied at shoe-store. Apply np-stalra.
TX)R SALE-OB KENT-GOOD FRAME WARE
r house and smoke houses attached. Apply to ABA
WOKS! EB & CO., comer Twenty-fifth and Amold-sts.
FOB SALE-CHEAP, OR PART EXCHANGE FOR
real estate, dwellings, with lots. Nos. 153 and 155
teaire-ar. Inquire at 153.
P)B SALE—SOIICO FEET. VAN BUREN-ST.. 50
fret east of Jefferson; south front. S. H. KER-
JlKj'f. id Dearborn-st.
POB SALE—I2OXISO FEET NORTHEAST CORNER
T USiUexnd Graot-st*.; sloj per foot. Address F.
j. M., 657 North Clark-st., Chicago. •
FIR SALE—S4S BUYS A SPLENDID CHICAGO
lot: slsdown, $5 monthly. *Tw a wonderful op
jonoalty. See plats at office of EDWIN A. BICE &
CU., 107 Gark-st.. Room 0.
IX>R SALE-FINE STONE-FRONT, NEAR ASH-
T Uad-iv., cheap. Stone-front, two stories, and
teoeat. on Ashland-av.. cheap. Stone-front, two
series, tad cellar, near Ashland-av., cheap. Stone-
Inst, two stories, and basement, east of Union Park,
6ei?. Fine piece vacant property on Ashland-av.,
dtfip. Fine comer on Adams-st., vacant, cheap.
Good residence on avenue, near Twenty-sccond-st,.
tot cheap. WALLACE BROTHERS, 94 Washington.
Fir. SALE—3 LOTS, CORNER CENTRE-AV. AND
Vtaßaren-sta., at SBO per foot. £. S. HUNT, 83
kuhlngtoa-st.
P)E SALE-LOT ON MICHIGAN -A V., NORTH OF
Jacksoa-BL. 40si?n, at s2uo per foot; Si.ooo per
Lot hi* been refused for this lot. K 4, Tribune office.
COS SALE—IOO LOTS, NEAR ROCK ISLAND CAR
f ihoja; so acres la ten-acre blocks, near Stuck*
Ura;and 1.2u0 feet on Indiana and Prairie-uvs.,
wa of limits; must be sold: want an offer, B.
fiiILPOJ ic CO., 94 Washlngton-su, Room 7.
r«a SALE—.VACRE BLOCK FRONTING SOUTH
I oa Central Park-boulevard, for 56.00 U; one-third
ah. s. \V. KROFF. Room 8 Methodist Church Block.
PE SALE-A GOOD 10-KOOM COTTAGE ON
pirel meet. South Side, only $1,500; great bar
pin. C. B. WILSON. Rooms, ließandolph-st.
yon sale-ii«j Michigan *av., near thirty-
I fir»:-st, coiugc and lot, $3,600: No. 326 Calumet*
r., tear Twenty-sixth. 2-story and basement house
ith lot 2tixi7o, S3.I&0; cost $7,000; No. 1403 Prairie*
near Thirty-second, 2-storj and basement stone*
feat, Si,7s‘J. M. C. BALDWIN, 78 Dearborn, Room 1.
FOli SALE-NUMBER OF DWELLING HOUSES
I in good location, Terr cheap. FARRINGTON &
EACKnET, 105 Washington-su
PH SALE—AT A BARGAIN ON TERMS TO
salt, SA--00. doe two-story and basement brick
welling iu24 West Adams-st, inquire of J. A. B ART
i£IT, R00m23, 162 Washington-st. -
PR SALE-CHEAP-HOCSES AND LOTS AND
vacant property oa the West Side. Apply to M.
f EILU 10a Fifth-av.. Room 8.
UOR SALE—COTTAGE AND LOT. WITH 2-STORY
I Urq, No. 82 Comella-st,, SBSU; here is a bargain;
tte Jot U worth the money. (iOUDRIDGE A STOKES,
Sjftan Madiscm-su
SUBURBAN BEAL ESTATE.
POB EALE-iTA GBEAT BAGGAIN—iI7~ACRES
*• of elegant l&nd In Bowmanvillc, adjoining Peter
jasanrscry. Will sell entire tract or Im* parcels to
rat purchaser, and on easy terms. Inquire of JOHN A.
BAhiLEIT, Room 23 102 Washlnuton-st.
LXIH SALE—SIuO WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT
a onchiocklromdepot at Lagrange, 7 miles from
Slsdown and s3monthly; cheapest property
“Qartet, and shown tree; abstract free; railroad
are,l'Jcents. IRABRQWN. i42LaSalle-BL, Room 4.
pR SALE—LARGE, FINE HOUSE AND LARGE
Woodlawn for s4,uuu; very cheap. JOHN
hUINU, 72 Washmgton-st. '
LMB SALE—FOR sl,uOO CASH, IF TAKEN AT.
onc-fourtn lu value—a two-story
brick basement and 100 feet of ground. In
, “ ar “*n town, with best of railroad accommoda-
be sold, and Is a rare bargain. 127 East
POULTRY-PLACE, COTTAGE, AND
anvil i- 5 --W. and large grounds; easy terms. ED
—• h 0. allLEa, 98 iladlson-st., Room 7.
Pu!.-4 LE “ A STORE BUILDING 18 BY 30 ON
teiSn, Bround, m Downer's Grove, rented for S2O
a year ground renu Price, S4OO. Ad
zr** cl. lilaune otflee. ■
JKJEAJL ESTATE'
POB SALE- '
am* farm, right at depot on Chi*
Ss*hi2SL 1!, ,i?-.! n Livingston county, id.; 4good
10 miles of ticiige leuce; lasting water;
nri^rt£H aer bl *» b Blale ol cultivation (no trade;;
J , Ao.p UJOdo,rn; larxa I* SO miles from Chicago, and
f*™.. = miles westof depot, in
Q rt lJ *n lL; all uuder fence and cultivation;
*fccnSothLiit e lf- 118 5, banu * water, and bU acres ot
•*SiaeuSl£^ , ®^ ei 80Dth °* Chicago, will take
rnm^tS’.m?£,“ we3t of St. Charles, Kane Co..
«alUvaUM^ l^ t K hlca » > < ,recandc lcar)i all under
ltnces . orchards, water, and
class, " Ckt 01 timber; this rarm Is first*
Sif.ooo. if v«„ J,? pooa * c| ear business oropeny at
ißiterianaiulufilu. 80 “ ast:e il you will like it; no
it?£jTrf J ' s°* larm » 22 miles west of Chi*
taau Is cl » heaton; I have seen this form.
I&nu ln Ihiuols: the brick
t’tSoi-Vi^^ SXj » OC<, 5 orlck barns, and the fences
« ud 11 la >' B right In the edge
’ * boul 15 «crc* of flue Umber; Ills
ba!aQ ce i. as, and 4 years, at 8
Cc*,lo»a- “he* from sloan. Woodbury
itwacresunder fence
{hOoo.^ iMa 15 tUc very best; improve-
f lrn h 5 miles from Sloan: all under
acreßlll corn; no better form
rTto — j_* **• poi’D, Room 7. 179 Madlson-st.
r IS A BANK BUILDING
tte only lofit I?*: towns for the business in Iowa;
Ir °*hOTT »m °i lown; building balit for the business,
UO; lAcrufti J , hasc^ CQt ' vamts and safes: lot Is 25*
0 business (net) of about 55.uuoper
8 rauaSraarfM f? 08 * of sale; it Is the best chance for
8 bWeiaw.rloffered anywhere; If you will take
wUI ha * : T- “•
15 TIMBKIt: GOOD 1VA
“ll-”'>rChtcazoi Su Louis K. It.:
wgsht oL-il* down.balance 57 monthly; a great
ju Leavitt-sh
fSCUASGE-FOIt A HOUEKASD
furiltj yiUa-^P^/.® or n liousc and Jot In any
J°*V Uln^7»i n Muols, tlie |ircuJcst 40*acre farm In
ftdW-Hf^UvaUon; guocj i.ousc and out-oulld
-10 f* 1 ® lown of Quincy. Ja.; good schools
C-, fc. *Q ?,• Mlyionr miles west of Corning and the
*U Qnlncy i» I ‘* Particulars, address Uur
EXCHANGE—AN IUPKOTED
aear Mexico. Mo.. au acres tlm*
Jtama* ttitlf* iocaliivciloii; fenced in suitable fields:
r M 'y oflruiu and two sew of build*
lunas * D W *
CnulcE SECTION OF KANSAS
n»si, nopL.ll? c t iarra: 2ood ullage land; water. Lay,
trooaii ,r ,ler » uulldlng-ttonc: only one mite
w lfor«a* «?u lo ’- rn: worth £5 per acre cash; will
hUipr.p/* n ll‘ a X. , . w, l Jt: r cent as an larettraent at
O. c. Gliitis, n>j uearboro-st.
-KEELER. IG3CLAUK-ST-;
«COi4S t , I “ J,rovt « *ann. 12 miles from city,
tity, i^S.C?P ro *’ cd t witoom LuUdlDsa.2o mil os from
ocl >' «*•"*«•
s*ia. County, near Blackberry: a bar-
K * ar:n « near Deaplatncs, lor clear busi
es nocirik, U>ucrc farm in Texan, with line blood*
* acrca. elegant larm. Kane County.
*- , 'tmS^J‘,. E “-S LX improved farm of It.
i o .* S4lt * rco** woaJ't take a partner tritli
til, jjl rua «7 »nd poultry uosmesa. ]iox23l Mar*
REAX ESTAm^
FOR SALK—a gREAT BARG aches of
land In Kossuth County, lowa, for $1,350: title
perfect, GKO. V. BYRD, 155 LaSalle-st.. Room 12.
- . WANTED.
tvtanted-to buy sscioco worth of well
* v located Chicago property. Improved or unlm-
Proved, tor which I will pay one-half cash and balance
in flrat-class Highland park property. Also, wanted
to exchange unincumbered Highland Park property,
improved or unimproved, for city property, with
.parties who wish to make a home at Highland Park:
will put in some cash In desirable trades. Send fall
£ c , p sf, ipllo . Q of Property, and apply to FRAN K P. HAW
KINS, OOLasaile-su, Room ae, Chicago.
\\f AN' TE D—llo U SEA ND L ofT CI TV OR SUBURB
v» an: price not to exceed $2,000: will pay SIOO
down; balance $25 to $35 montblj*. including interest,
7 percent.- what have you to sell on above terms?
Give particulars, and address H 14, Tribune office.
\ST ANTED—HOUSE, AND LOT, WITHOUT BASE
• * raent, north of Thlrtleth-st.. worth about $4,000,
forcosa. J. H. KEELER, lauClark-st.
\TTANTED-IIOCSE AND LOT; WEST SIDE PRE
♦■'ferred: orlce S4.OUU to $6,000 cash. Address W
21, Tribune office.
WANTED-NORTH SIDE, BARGAIN FOR $3,000.
JAS. B. GALLOWAY, Attorney. 95 Clark-st.
WAKTED-I WANT TO PAY SOME“CASH“aND
trade unlcumbcrcd lots In Indianapolis, ind., for
house and lot In Chicago; must be good location; give
full description. Address H 58, Tribune office.
WANTED-I TV ANT TOWa GOOD TWO
story store from irame bulldlugon the North Side,
cheap for cash. Address U 45, Tribune office.
T^rANTED—-COTTAGE, WITH LOT OK LOTS (IN
cumbered), pleasantly located. North or West
Side. Choice IGS acre (unimproved; Kansas farm. Ad
dress F SJ, Tribune office.
TXT'ANTED—I WANT A FINE DWELLING AND
y y lot, 50 feet front, worth $25,000. and two or three
dwellings worth from $3,000 to 55.0U0. Parties want
ing to sell please call. T. B. BOYD, Room 7. 179 Madl
son-st.
W anted-cheapfor cash—acre property
' * cast of Statc-su and Michigan Southern Railroad
to South Chicago. Address H 38, Tribune office.
WANTED— A LOT TO IMPROVE OR GOOD
houee and lot, not to exceed SLuuO; must be In
first-class location and on West Side. Address U 49,
Trlbuajj office.
\T7 ANTED—A GOOD FARM. WITH STOCK AND
* • Implements (prefer Michigan), In exchange for
house and large grounds in Lake View, near the Jake.
H. JACOBSON. Box 12JU), city.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A STOCK OF ONE HUNDRED STOVES-MOSTLY
large sizes, worth from sl2 to S2O; will sell the
lot for SSOO. a neatly lltted-up saloon in good location;
furnished complete, ready to open, for sale for $100:
runt. sls per month. A nice well-selected stock of
crockery, glassware, lamps, cutlery, etc., for sale for
S3OO. A lot of second-hand furniture at a btghargam.
Dining and oyster-room to rent lurnlsbed. B.MAUZY,
120 South Hoisted.
A RAKE OPPORTUNITY—S3,OOO TC $5,000 WILL
buy a first-class stock of boots and shoes in a thriv
ing Western town of 15,090 Inhabitants, doing an ex
clusively cash business: the largest stock and leading
store, doing a paving business; reasons for selling, ill
health. For particulars call or address WILLIAM
TONE. JR., 265 WabasU-av. •
A FIRST-CLASS "ESTABLISHED SHIRT Busi
ness, one af the best la the city; cash only will buy
It. Address F 62. Trioiine office. •
Business is reviving, and sioo to ssuo cash,
or SI,OOO and upwards In good clear real estate,
will secure a lucrative business for an energetic man In
any city you choose not sold. HT, Room 18, No. 69
Dearborn-su, corner Randolph.
Best thing in the market to make money.
Call at show-room, 5-s)* staic-ai., Monday.
Businessman with small capital to in
vest In a business that will pay Sioto Sls per day.
Call and investigate Monday at Sands House. Hoorn 2.
For sale-or lease—a rendering estab-
Hshmcnt located atCresron, la., on C.. B. &Q. K.
K.: a splendid business enterprise lor a party of mod
erate means; building and machinery new; to be sold
orrented, on account of the death of the owner. Ad
dress JAMES YATES, Atchison, Kan. ■
FOR SALE-FURNACE PROPERTY—THE FRANK
fort Furnace Company will sell (or lease for a term
of years) their Mait-furnaee, located at Frankfort,
Mich. The property consists of two stacks, coal-kilns,
docks, ore-sheds, dwelling houses, and all the necessary
machinery and fixtures to make it one of the most com
plete charcoal furnaces m the lake region. Parties de
siring further information will address £. U. REES,
Secretary, Detroit, or R.P. ELMORE & CD., Milwaukee.
For sale-whole or part interest in
drug store. For particulars coll on or address 11. J.
SHOULTKKS, Crown Point, Indiana.
•nOR SALE-ONE-HALF OR "WHOLE OF LEASE,
X furniture, fixtures, and good-will of a centrally
located aud good paying Chicago hotel. Sickness of
the present proprietor the only reason for wishing to
sell. Parties without ready cosh need not apply.
Apply to PIERCE & WAKE, successors to Wm. L.
Pierce & Co., 143 LaSallc-st.
For sale-cheap-restaurant and cigar
store No. and 111 East Harrlson-si. .
For sale-meat market and wagon route
doing a good business. Call at 75 West Adams-st.
FOR SALE-COMPLETE LIVERY BARN WITH
good ground lease, with ail or part of stock; this Is
a rare opportunity. Address K 28, Tribune office.
F'OR SAuE-MEAT MARKET ON SOUTH SIDE
doing a good cash trade. Address F6l, X'rlbune.
FOB sALE-liOTEU 40 ROOMS; LOCATION
central: rent low; making money; no humbug.
W. S. HEATH, 87 Dearborn-st., basement.
FOR SALE-ESTABLISHED MILLINERY Busi
ness on State-st; stock first-class: location unsur
passed. This is a proud chance to secure a good paying
business; am obliged to leave on account of 111-health.
Address U 65. Tribune office. •
T7OR SALE—FIRST-CLASS BAKERY AND RES-
X tauront, doing first-class business, at 416 West
Madlsou-st.
1?OR SALE—USE-HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD
. established retail grocery, including stock, fixtures,
horses, wagons, lease, etc. Inquire of M. PETRIE,
ld3 Washlngton-st.
For sale—to be sold at a sacrifice, the
good-will of a boarding-house and furrniture, in a
pood location and doing good business, at 356 Thirty
thlrd-st.
Fob sale-a small stock of hardware
and tinners’tools Id one of the beat locations in tbe
city. Address H ifi, Trllrane office.
FOI? SALE—-A NEWSPAPER ROUTE ON TVIIICH
you can mate from sl6 to S2O per week* Address
U 3i. Tribune office.
For sale—a good restaurant, nicely fit
ted up, and doing a good business; trill sell cheap
for cash: also seven furnished rooms: sell both togeth
er or separate. Address 1139, Tribune olfice.
T,'014 SALE—S2SO WILL BUY THE CIGAR STORE
JC 27554 South Clark-st. Business good: rent cheap.
Inquire in the store. .
|?OR SALE-STOCK OF DRUGS AND FIXTURES.
JC very low for cash. Address ii 77. Tribune olfice.
1?0R SALE—THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF 20
; furalshed rooms cheap for cash. Apply at Room
30. 115 East Randolph-sL
T7OR SALE-BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY, AND
JJ cigars; first-class trade; good location; other busi
ness which requires my attention. Inquire at 273
Thirty-first st., oetwcea Michigan and Wabash avs.
For sale-cigar store, hi east madison
at,; none better lu the city; cheap rent; doing a
good business.
For sale—a good solid cash grocery;
part city property or farm near Chicago, part cash;
no agents need apply. Address F 4, Tribuue olDce.
iPOR SALE-SMALL HOTEL IN SOUTHERN PART
* of the cit)*, furnished, centrally located, 25 regular
boarders. Further particulars address r 93, Tribuue.
F)R SALE-DRUG STORE IN GOOD LOCATION,
with an established and paying business; good rea
sons forseiliaa. Address F 92, Tribune office.
HOTEL— 40 ROOMS. TWO BLOCKS FROM PALM
cr House: restaurant, large trade, first floor: bar
ana billiards, basement, nearly pays rent for all; good
lease, well furnished; no humbug. F 7i,Trlburfe otfice.
r WILL SELL FURNITURE. COMPLETE, OF 12
X rooms for S6OO. cash and time. Location central;
rent low. Full. Address F 02. Tribune ofilee.
i WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE LEASE OF HOUSE
X with furniture: any one understanding business of
renting rooms to transients caa succeed. Address F 52,
Tribune ofilee. •
■fWANT A PARTNER TO MANUFACTURE AN
X article required by every dairyman and farmer;
large profits; 53.00) to $5,000 required. Investigate
Monday at Commercial Hotel. E. N- &MITH.
rpilE WHOLE OitHALF INTEREST IN THE WELL-
X known Washington Cigar Factory tor sale; terms
reasonable. Call In person at factory, 122 Vranglin-at.
WANTED MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL-IN
the manufacture of a staple article for which
there is an unlimited demand. Address Advertising
Box 21. I3Q Dearborn-st. .
\tTanted-*akties WITH large OK SMALL
, W means to Invest in an important new patent that
sells readily, and without compciUloa, to investigate;
terms easy. Address K 48, Tribune olficc.
'ANTED—A MAN-WITU FKOM S6(X) TO SI,OOO
In a straight, legitimate, established business; no
hie fortune to ue mauo. but a fair return on the Invest;
ment lor a man with energy and capacity. Address K.
id, Tribune odcc. ~ _
Wanted-hnkrgetic BUSINESS man. with
mercantile agency experience, who can control
(XX). to manage a branch oflicc and push 11 commer
clal publication; business will pay 53.000 per annum.
Address, with icfcrences, H 16. irlbunc omeu
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS BUSINESSMAN' WITH
$3,0 JO to SS.UUO for Secretary and Treasurer of a
manufacturing compauy; will bear strict luv esllgatlon.
W 36. Tribune oflicc.
WILL BUY HALF INTEREST IN BUSI
£S-£OU ness; no opposition: 2<X) per cent proftt;
ouly^allvcWorker ntedcall. Ituom4. lUI S. Clark-»l.
,7,-TO SSOU AN'D SEIiVICES WANTED FOU
iSOUI) in. manufacture of an article used lu every
household. Address K 7, Tribune aUlce.
dbii /w\iv WILL SECURE AN INTEREST IN'
&i.UUU an established and growing business.
Address H iq Tribune oflicc.
-.o'-Mn"WILL BUY CONTROL OF A FIRST
ft)2J.OI/U class business; mechanics preferred.
Address K 34. Tribune ofllco._
Vi w | WILL SECURE HALF INTEREST IN
§S2j.DUU and financial control of a ieglllmate
business, paying annually; money Investedee
cured. W 2U. Tribune oflicc.
jttACiIIWEJBV.
v^mTTvLK^TliNGlNli cYUNDiI! 24 X 36. SIDE
-I°?afvc. ibd all the modern 1 1 ?“
uuucnw and shears. shafting. pullers,
tSSSSt 6?Wm? «c., at amSUJSB’S Machinery 6c
pot, M U)CS South CltDtOD-st- .
r»OR SALE— TEN-HOItSE ROCKETR PORTABLE
t engine and boiler; been used about one year., w 111
be sold cheap. HAY & PitRNTXCL. a? South Caoal-si.
vrrA\*TKD-A FOUR OR FIVE-HORSE POWER
\\ canine; second-hand. Address meat IGS Washing*
oa-si..*Roonj 2. C. C. KEXHALL.
tI7ANTED—OXE »xlb VERTICES STRAAt EX
VV etneTwltli lint. suitable for boat: second-hand
nrcferred if la trood order. Address KC. Tribune.
fITANTED-A 2OR 3 HOUSE TREAD-POWER. F
\\ 75, Tribune office. - -
Send lor catalogue^^ —,———»
TO I^EASE.
'7*ttestios. sheep asd cattle-growers—
A A magnificent and well improved (arm of 6l'»acres
u> lease for ten years, so low that terms will onlj be
niadc known to persons meaning business. Address
iJKOIUiK WEBSTER. Hamilton, Hancock CO., 18.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1878-SIXTEEN PAGES.
TO REXT—ROUSES.
South Side.
TO RENT—TWO-STORY, CELLAR, AND ATTIC
brick house, well located, dining-room, kitchen,
and parlors on first floor, all modern Improvements,
only 320 per month to May 1 to good tenant; fair rent
after May l. Will sell for special reasons at a great
bargain on easy terms. TURNER & BOND, 102 Waah-
Ington-st. .
TO RENT-A FIRST-CLASS OCTAGON STONE-,
front residence, with all modern Improvements, on
Indlana-av., between Sixteenth and Elgbteenih-sts.;
will rent with or without barn. Carpets for sale. For
particulars Inquire or C. H. ROBERTS, 12D—131 State.
fPO RENT-DWELLING-HOUsE, 13 ROOMS. MOD-
X era Improvements, located between Twelfth-st.
ana Harmon-courc,on Wabash-av. Rent low to a good,
responsible party: none other need apply, to D. JI,
DENTON, Room 12, usClark-st.
'PO RENT-1442 MICHIGAN-AV., 9 ROOMS, COT
-1 tage, in good order, water, etc., only sls per
month. Apply at Room 0. 146 Madtson-st.
'PORENT—NO.SB4 WABASH-AV.—A FIRST-CLASS
X 16-room house, with bam, for $63. J. 11. EOF?.
14 Reaper Block. ■
• IX) RENT-STONK OR BRICK FRONTS, S3O: STORK
X with rooms on State-st,: flats at Ss to SIO: two
story house at Englewood, SO. KESLER BROS., 146
LuSallc-at. -
riyj RENT—S23—NO. 1463 PBAIRIP.-AV., CORNER
X Thirty-second-st.. ten-room swell front. Apply
on premises or to M. C. BALDWIN, 78 Dearbora-st,
rpo BEST— CHEAP—SO. 1108 PBA.IRIE-AV.,
X' large and commodious house In good condition.
C. B. WAITE, 9 1 Washington-at-. Room i 5.
TO RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE AT Ho! SOUTH
Park-av.. to a small family. Inquire opposite. No.
216 South Park-av. 4
rpo KENT—NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE ON PRAI-
X rle-av., ncarThlrty-ulnth-at.; dining-room, kttch-,
en, and parlors on first door, all modem improvements,
GEORGE A. SPRINGER, 69 Dearuorn-st.
rpO RENT—S2O PER MONTH-FINE TWO-STOItY
L and basement frame dwelling, 183 Thirty-second
st. Inquire of W. GRAY BROWN. Room 63, 07 south
dark-si.
rpo RENT—PARTLY FURNISHED IF DESIRED,
X the two-story and basement stone-front. No. 154
Furcst-av., with every convenience; In perfect condi
tion; S3O to careful party. -M. C. BALDWIN, 78 Dear
born-st., Room l.
rpO IRENT—TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, PAR-
I. lori, dining-room, and kitchen on one Hoof; laundry
In basement. 33 Thirty•seveuth-st.
rpO RENT-MICHIGAN-AV., NORTH OF FOUR-
X tecath-st.— marble front house, is
rooms, completely furnished. partly tilled with board
ers. WM. PIERCE. 143 LaSallc-st. . ■
rpo RENT—NO.2S INDIANA-AV., SOME 14 ROOMS.
X with all modern Improvements. B. W. THOMAS
ft CO.. LaSalle Block-
rpo RENT-NO. 830 MICHIGAN-AV.. SOME T 6
X rooms. Jutt painted and calvlmlucd throughout.
B. W. THOMAS ft CO., LaSalle Block.
rpO RENT—NOS.*B62, 866. AND 833 ESDI ANA-AV.,
X near Elgliteeuth-st., 3-story and basement atone
fronts, with all modern improvements, steam heated,
etc. B. W. THOMAS & Co.. LaSalle Block,
rpO KENT—A COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
J, two-story and basement, brick, 10 rooms, all
modern Improvements, near Mich I can-a v. and Thirty
sccond-st. Apply to J. C. SAMPSON & CO,. H 4
LaSalle-st. •
rpO RENT— 1653 PRAIRIE-AY., TWO-STORY
Land basement marbio-front dwelling, containing all
modem Improvements, very cheap to a good tenant.
ADOLPH LOEB & BRO.. 123 and 131 LaSalle-st.
TO RENT—HOUSE NO. 1 PARE ROW. INQUIRE
of J. M. AYER, 93 Dearborn-st.
rpo RENT—OOI WABASH-AV., HANDSOMELY-
X furnished rooms, one alcove: private family.
rpo RENT-COTTAGE NO. 90 TWENTY-FIFTH-
X st.; six rooms In good order; cheap rent.
rpo RENT-CHEAP FOR THE WINTER, ONE FINE
X large home south of Twenty-second-st. Address F
G 5, Tribune office.
TO RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. 2-STORY. FUR
ulthcd complete, with barn, one block from indlana
av- cars: will rent to a good party cheap. Address Kll,
Tribune office.
West Side*
TO RENT—BY D. P. NEWELL, 188 WEST MADI
son-5t.—479 Warraa-av., brick. S2O; 938 Fulton
st., cottage. sl2; 83 Wcstcrn-av,, cottage and barn,
$10: 528 Warrcn-av., two-story, 615; 64 Lytlu-st.,
brick, S18:30J Park-av., all-Improvements, 523; 4i*9
West Uarnson-st.. brick, $25:372 West Washington-*
st., $35; fiats 066 and 972 West Madison-st., sls; and
others. .
rpo RENT-45 SOUTH SANGAMON-ST.. PARTLY-
X furnished cottage, jo room, modern Improvements.
rpo RENT—TWO-STORY MARBLE-FRONT HOUSE,
1. furnished (plato), bath-room, etc., cneap to re
sponsible and careful tenant; Weatern-av. and Monroe
su 1159, Trloune office.
'PO RENT-377 WEST WASHINGTON-ST.—FOUR
i story stone-front; parlors, dining, and kitchen on
flrstfloor; modern arrangements and low rent; brick
barn. Apply to owner, JB M, 171 State-st,
rpo RENT—COTTAGO E-SIX ROOMS, sl2. IN-
X quire Monday at 82 North Sangamon-st.
rpO , RENT-VERY LOW—THAT FIRST-CLASS
1 house, 337 West Jacksoa-sL, near Centre-tv.; IS
rooms, modern improvements, gas-fixtures, large
Grounds, 55x180, bam, etc. See owner on premises.
rpO RENT-SI2 PER MONTH EACH-TWO-STORY
X brick dwellings, 13 FUlmore-sc. aud 424 Irving
place; two-story frame, 30 Harvard-sL, $6: six large
rooms, 1178 West Tayior-st. Inquire 3y5 Wenem-av.
rpO RENT—COTTAGE NO. 886 (092) WEST MADI
-1 son-st.. six rooms. In good repair. B. WrTHoMAS
&CO., LaSalle Block- •
rpo RENT—3OO PARK-AV., FURNISHED OR UN
-1 fumlshcd;43o Van Buren-st.. $33; 109 Warren-av.,
550;424 Warren-av., brick, $25. H. C. MOREY, 95
Clark-st., Room 5.
r PO KENT—7-ROOM COTTAGE. 22 PRATT-PLACE,
1 between Horne, Leavitt, Jackson, and Van Huron-
Sts. Apply at 277 State-st., Room 4.
'PO RENT—BRICK DWELLING NO. 832 MONROE
-Ist., with 10 rooms and all modern Improvements,
and near cars, cheap, by J. M. MARSHALL, Real
Estate Homing Agency, at 07 Clark-st.
TO RENT-PLEASANT COTTAGE, CORNER, WEST
Side, near cars, with furniture If desired, to small
family of adults. Audress W is, Tribune office.
'*PO RENT—COMPLETELY FURNISHED, ELE
JL cant residence. West Jackson-st.; all modern
prorementa. VTM. IL SAMPSON, 23 j West Madison.
'PORkNT—THOSE FINE 3-STOUT STONE-FRONT
X booses, 13 rooms, all modern improvements, 310
and 312 West Van Buren-st.; 740 West Lako-st., 10
rooms and barn. S2O: 51 North Aun-st.. brick, 10 rooms,
S3O: 1246 West Jack&on-st., 7 rooms, $8; nsa West
Madlson-st., 2 rooms, $10; ami oiliers, GOODRIDGE
it STOKES. 250 West Madison-st.
xfbrtli Slae*
rpO RENT—S2S TO $35 PER MONTH. 9 TO 12
L room nrlck dwellings; also, nice basement flat.
Sin, near Lincoln Park. CUAS. N. HALE, 153 Ran
dolph-st.
rpo RENT —S3S PER MONTH—FINE BRICK
JL house, 480 North LabaUe-st.; 13 rooms; all modern
improvements. Inquire at 135 South Clark-st.
rpo RENT-7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. BELDEN-AV.,
X near Clark-st.. to Ist of May, cheap; cellar, no
basement. M. PORTER, 14 Grant-place.
rpo RENT-TO MAY 1. FOR HOUSEKEEPING,
X parlor floor and basement, newly and completely
furnished: furnace, range, every convenience: stone
front: North Side, ea«t of Clark: most desirable locali
ty; reference required; answer Immediately. Address
k 43, Tribune oiilce.
rpo RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS,
X 365 Belden-av., or first floor, a flat of six: rent low;
Llncoin-av. cars.
rpo RENT-CHEAP-HOUSE NO 354 CHICAGO-
X av.. 13 rooms, all modem Improvements, inquire
at Room 10, 8d Washington-st.
rpo RENT —THE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
X bouse 228 De&rborn-av.. in complete order, with
all modern convenience: will rent to private family
only. WM. C. DOW, BTribune Building.
TO RENT—2-STORY AND BASEMENT MARBLE
front house with all modern improvements, near
Lincoln park; rent $25 per mouth. E.*S. DREYEU&
CO., OS'Deurborn-st.
'PO RENT—A COTTAGE OF 5 BOOMS ON NORTH
X Clark-st., near Nortb-av.; $lB per month. E. S.
DREYER&CQ., 98 Dearborn-st.
miscellaneous*
rpu RENT-HOUSES-BYE. A. CUMMINGS & CO.,
X 134 LaSailc-st., corner of Maiilson;
54 south Sheldon-st., between Washington and Mad
ison. 10 rooms, brick, furnace, etc,, $35.
124 Aahlaiul-av.. near Monroe-st., atone front, 14
rooms, good brick barn.
264 Ashlaud-av.. stone front, 14 rooms, gas fixtures,
furnace, etc., brick barn, only S4O.
2i>B Ashlaad-ar., brick barn, furnace, etc,, SSO.
7OoFuliou-st.. near Lincjlu. cottage. 7 rooms.
310Chlcaco-av., ucarState-st,, 3-story and basement
stone front, 13 rooms, all Improvements.
231 Fremont-st., 2-story urlck dwelling,B rooms,s2a
4 and 6 Viuccuncs-place, 2-story bricks, 10 rooms,
bath. etc., only S2O per month.
234 Grovcland Park-av., 2-story and basement stone
front, gas-fixtures and furnace. 10 rooms.
47 Ellia-av., 9 rooms, furnace.
1002 Bowea-av., 2-story and basement brick. sls.
TO RENT-BYBAIRD d; BRADLEY, ROOM 17, 90
LaSalle-st.: . _
2&-story and basement stone fronft 1824 Wabash-av.S25
2-story brick, Forty-flrst-st . 15
3-story and basement frame, 25 Walnut-st 25
2-story frame. 12 rooms, 54 uakley-st 25
2-story and basement brlcg, bSDelaware-place 20
'| O KENT—HOUSES IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN
J. the city: also, suites of rooms for light housekeep-
Ing. FARRINGTON & HACKNEY, 105 Washington.
r pO RENT—WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF
1 houses for rent In all parts of the city. J. C.
SAMPSON & CO., Renting Agency, 144 LaSalle-st.,
main floor. ■
fpO BENT-FURNISHED HOUSES. S4O TO $175
X permonth. D. W. STORKS, 04 Wa-shlngtou-st.
Suburban*
TO RENT—IN EVANSTON-LARGE HOUSE, FUR
nlshed; cheap for the winter, or longer: first-class
place. N. BARNES, 85 Washlngton-st., Room 1, sec
ond floor.
'PO RENT—ENGLEWOOD—ELEGANT RESIDENCE
J. and grounds for S2O. or board of one person; choice
cottage, $9. D. W, STORKS, 94 Washlngton-st.
'pO RENT-OR FOR SALE—ON EASY TERMS,
1. house of 8 rooms, large lot, at Hyde Park; rent 510.
A. GOODRICH. 124 Dearborn-st.
TO ItEiVT-f'LATS.
West Side*
TO RENT—CORNER RANDOLPH AND SANOA
mon-sts.. in brick block, flat of 6 rooms: modern
Improvement*; $lO. N. BARNES, 85 Washington-at.,
Room i« second floor.
r pO RENT—A RARE CHaNCE-A FLAT CON-
X tainlm? five rooms, bath-tub, and water-closet, and
Immensely suitable for a small family. Southeast cor
ner GUpln-place and Lytle-at., opposite Vernon Park. ||
South Side*
rpo RENT—FLAT OF 5 ROOMS NO. 250 THIRTY*
X flfth-fiL. ncar Indlaa&*av. F. W. SPRINGER,
132 L&Sailc*st.
TO RENT-FLAT NO. 243 WABASH-AV.; LOW
rent; modern Improvements. F. A. STEVENS.3I
Dearbora-st. .
Worth Sice*
TO REST—ELEGA N'T FOUR-BOOM FLAT: MOD;
era conveniences: also one of three rooms. Call
at Boom 21 Ewing Block, NorthClark-su
f PO REST-UPPER FLAT OF 176 EAST ORIO-ST.,
JL 5 rooms besides bath-room; (rood order; Sl6. A,
T. GALT, 79Dearboro-«f., Booms.
JUisccllancons*
TO BEST-FLATS ASD HOUSES. SOUTH ASD
West-Sides: $8 to 535; some furnished. 31. s.
LORD, nil Handolph-st.
TO BENT-BOOJJS^
XVcst Side*
rpo RENT—ROOMS—WE **AVE A NUMBER OF
X first-class rooms (both with and without board) In
the best locations lu Chicago, which will be rented to
uncxccotlonable parties only. We also have descrip
tions of rooms In all respectable parts of the city, and
those wishing rooms or board can save time, trouble,
and disappointment bycalllugat Muihß. JOHNdON
& CO.’S •* Reliable Room-Renting and Boarding Ex
■ ch*nge. H Room 3 Tribune Building.
rpO RENT—NICE-FURNISHED BOOMS FOR
X light housekeeping, to respectable panics without
children. 311 West Randolph-st.
rpo RENT—PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE A ROOM
I well-furnished for one or two gentlemen. 41 South
Carpeutcr*si., near Washington. •
TO RENT—7 CLEAN ROOMS. 206 NORTH MAT-
St. ■
rpo RENT-LOW. TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY—
X Parlor lloor. 3 large rooms; partly furnished If de
sired: stone front; Cnrroll-av., near Ashland; hatband
gas. Address F 77. Tribune office.
rpo RENT— 2* BISHOP-COURT, nicely furnished
X room; fire and gas; come and see.
>no RENT—ROOMS—49 itLIZABETH-ST.. BET.
1 Madison and Washington; stone front; furnished
rooms, separate or for housekeeping; basement, fur
nished, SUamootb.
»P 0 RENT-WEST SIDE-IN A PLEASANT FAM
lily of four, two nice large rooms; grate; marble
mantel: all modern Improvements; none but first-class
parties need annly. Address ri 69. Trlbuue office.
rpO RENT—TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN-
X furnished, Warren-av.,between Hoyne and Leavitt.
Address F 83, Tribune office.
TO RENT—FURNISHED ROOM, PRIVATE FAM
By, Madlson-st.. uear Sangamon. Terms low.
Address H 75. Tribune office.
rpO KENT-FURNISHED ROOMS AT 165 SOUTH
X Grecn-st.
rpO RENT-FURNISHED ROOM SUITABLE KOU
1 two gentlemen; one unfurnished- 56 South Car
penter-st. '
rpo RENT—ANICELY FURNISHED ROOM: BRICK
1 house, bath-room, hot and cold water, fire .and
light; $lO permontu. 45 Plcrce-sfr
rnQ KENT—X GENTLE*MAN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
X dated with a pleasant front room, in private fam
ily, on Warien-av. Address F t>2, Triuuuc office,
rpo RENT—4 ROOMS CORNER OF MADISON AND'
X Wood-fits.; splendid office or family rooms.*
LEAHY, Fidelity Bonk Depository, between 11 and 12.
rpo RENT—FIRST-CLASS FURNISHED ROOMS
1 at 58 Plerce-st., half a block south of Van Buren.
rpO BENT—BRICK BASEMENT, FIVE RuUMa:
X pleasant location., 237 West \uu Buren-st. .
rpO BENT—FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM WITH
X furnace heat; alto, lurulsned basement to careful
party without children. 14 North Throop-st.
/pO RENT—ELEGANT SUITE OF FURNISHED
X rooms in a private family. Apply at DYBALL’s,
278 West Madlson-st.
'j'O KENT—A NICELY FURNISED ROOM IX A
1 private family. 83 South Pcorla-ac.. near Madison.
fpO RENT—TO GOOD TENANT, SMALL FA.Uii.i.
X second door, 4 rooms, $B per month. 146 South
Clluton-sc. . '
fpo RENT—A NICE FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI-
Jl vatc family, forsingle gentleman. Call or address
during the week 131 South Green-st.,j;oraßr Adams._
rno RENT -SUITE OF 3 FRONT ROOMS SUITA-
X hie fur housekeeping, wish bath-room, hot water,
etc. 511 West Madlsou-st.
'I’O RENT—THREE MCELV-FUUNJSIIED ROOMS
X for light housekeeping, with hot and cold water and
bath. 51 North Curtis-st. •
'pO REST—PARLOR FLOOR OF 5 ROOMS. AP-
X ply at 555 or 557 Fulton-at.
MX) RENT—26 ABERDEEN-ST.. ROOMS WITH
1 pleasant home for man amt wile or gentlemen, eu
suite or single; furnace, hot aud coin water, cheap.
rpO RENI—THREE FROM* ROOMS, NO. 245 WEST
X Madlsou-st,, with improvements for housekeeping.
Rent low. By WILLIAM H. TUOMPoO.s, 22J West
Madlsou-st. \
■PO .RENT—NEWLY-FURNISHED SUITE OF
X rooms on parlor floor iu private family. 318 West
Washtogton-at. _
'PO RENT-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH 2
X clothes-presses ami baih-room, to desirable par
ties. CallatOJO Fulton-st,
»P 0 RENT-THREE ROOMS. NEWLY AND FULLY
X furnished lor housekeeping; pleasant, convenient;
second floor front; cheap to permanent party. 735
West Lake-si.
• IX) BENT-TENEMENT OF SEVEN ROOMS.CHEAI*
X to family without ehllareu: references required;
gus, water, etc. inquire at 242 Soutu
•pO KENT-SIX LARGE RQOMS. INCLUDING
X parlcr floor: nice large house, best location, rent
low. Andress U 300, Trlouoc otdee.
rpo RENT-FURNISHED OU UNFURNISHED.
X very pleasant alcove and single room: also floor:
house modern. ti~'4 Adams-at.
fpO RENT-ONE ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN. 144
X Compbell-av. ,
-pO RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SOUTU
X front rooms, comfortauiy arranged for one or two
gentlemen. 105 West 4a
PO RENT-130 SOUTU GREEN-ST.. PLEASANT
1. rooms for a few respectable young men wuo desire
home comforts. .
South Side*
rpo RENT—S 2 PER Wc.EE. TO PERMANENT
X and transient gcutlemen ouly, well lighted, nicely
furnished rooms. Warm sitttug room attached. 376
state-st,
MX) REST—ONE-HALF OF HOUSE N 0.237 MICU-
X gan av., reasonable to a small family with good
references.
'PO RENT—I HAVE 3 ROOMS. ONE FRONT AND
X alcove bed-room, 'and two others, all nicely ami
newly lurubucd, with all modern Improvements, on
Michlgan-av., sooth of Twcnty-second-at., which 1
will reut to responsible parties, for the winter, very
cheap: to gentlemen ouly: reference given ouu re
quired, Address F 2. Tribune oiflcc.
r pO RKNT—PA RLOR FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF
i 925 Wabash-av.; references exchanged.
fpO KENT—2B2 WABASH-AV., GENTLEMEN WILL
X find neat, comfortable rooms, with excellent at
tendance. centrally located: none but first-class and
prompt paying parties need apply.
rpO RENT—SI2-TUREE ROOMS AT 22 HARMON-
X court; furniture if wanted.
rO KENT—TO ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLE*
titan, without board, or with breakfast and tea.
large furnished room, stationary wash stand, hot and
cold water, gas; heated with furnace; also, two un
furnished rooms. No. 335 Vernon-av.
T'O RENT—ROOMS FURNISHED FOR HOUSE
keeping, lodging, or unfurnished: rent reasonable;
private family. con Wabash-av.
'PO RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN
X suite, 15 Huboard-court, comer of Wabash-av.
fpO RENT—ONE OR TWO HANDSOMELY FUR*
X nished rooms for single gentlemen. In one of the
most elegant residence oulldinga or the South Side;
very convenient to the business portion of the
References required, list. Tribune olllce.
'pO RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
X parlor (octagon atone front); will be rented cheap
wither without board. MRS. T. C. LAMB, lUlu Wa
bash-av.
rpo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS TO PERMANENTS
X atreduced rates: transients 75 cents to 31 per
day. 163 Clark-st.. Oflice E.
pO RENT—A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT
X parlor, cheap. No. 559 Wabash-av.
rpo KENT-745 WABASU-AV. FURNISHED
X front room suitable for two. ‘
rpo RENT-ATI62 TWENTT-FOURTH-ST.. NEAR
X Wabosh-av., an unfurnished second floor, for light
housekeeping: also a furnished back parlor, with room
off; will rent very low,
rpo KENT-23 EAST HARRISON-ST., FURNISHED
X front room, suitable for two gentlemen.
rpO RENT-ELEGANT SUJTE OF NICELY FUR-
X nished rooms with Qrcand gas. $.5; two single
rooms at 38 per month. 412 Mlchigon-uv. __
'PO RENT—NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ALCOVE
1. room, with all conveniences; terms reasonable.
30 Pcca-court. .
rpo RENT—THREE OK FOUR PLEASANT ROOMS,
X with closets. 191 Calumet-av.
rpo BENT—A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. BY A
X widow, to a gentleman and lady: board for lady.
South Side. Address W 29, Tribune olllce.
rpU RENT—AT THE AFTON HOUSE. 73 MONROE-
X st., a few pleasant furnished rooms, 32.50 to 33.50
per week. Transients. 50 to 75 cents per day.
rpb KENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. N. W. CORNER
X Kandoiph and drug store.
'pO KENT—FOR LIGHT UOOSIiKKEFIXO. SfcC-
X ondfloorß92 Indlana-av., near ;vlghteenth-st.; 3
fine laree rooms and uiosets. partly carpeted, bath and
closet on same floor; Sis per month to nice, genteel
couple; references required.
rpo KENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OU WITH-
I outboard, «i.su to 33.53 per week. Irving House,
or at loyFraakllu-st,, corner of Washington.
rpo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS AT REASONA-
X ble rates. 3ia Siatc-st., second flat.
rpo RENT—CHEAP—PLEASANT AND NiCELY-
X furnished rooms, some lor housekeeping, to re
spectable parties only. leo E. V\ uahlngtoa-st., Room B.
M'O RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND AND
X third doors, cheap, to respectable parties only, at
ISS East Wushlugton-su. Room B.
rpO RENT—A PLEASANT AND NEATLY FUR-
X nlshcdroom suitable for one or two gentlemen.
gO2 Waoash-av., between sixteenth and Eignteeuth.
ri-To RENT—VERYPELAS ANT AND DESIRABLE
X room, with or without board, at 740 Michlgan-av.
rpo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE BRE
X voort House at reasonable rates.
'PO RENT-NICELY-FUKNISIIED FRONT PAR-
X lor. also rooms for housekeeping, cheap. 45s Wa
bash-av.
rpO RENT-41 SOOTH CLARK-ST., TWO PLEAS-
X antly-furulshed front rooms.
rpo RENT-FLOOR UNFURNISHED. 4 ROOMS,
X all complete for housekeeping; water, and closets;
to small family; private family. t 4 Peck-court.
'PO RENT-A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, FUR
-1 nlshed, on Wabash-av., near Twelfth-sU: private
famlly;rcfercnccsrequired. HOI. Tribuneoldce.
rpo' RENT-AT 337 WABASH-AV., NICELY FUR-
X nlshed front suite on second floors
rpd KENT-281 MICHIGAN-AV., FURNISHED
X and unfurnished rooms.
rpO RENT-FURNISHED LODGING-ROOM, WITH
X use of parlor, at 231 Wabash-av.. suite 3.
rpo RENT-LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
X room* on first fioor, at 10 Peek-court.
rpo RENT-PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS, NICELY
X furnished, cheap, at 78 East Van Buren-st.
rpo RENT-35 AND 87 DEARBORN-ST., HAND
X somclv-furnlshed rooms; gas, ami steam heated.
rpo RENT-a’DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOM AT
X 2G4Mlchlgan-av., lor gentlemen.
rpo RENT-ROOMS CORNER STATE AND lIARRI-
X sou-sis. Apply toP. O’NEILL, or Janitor.
rpO REST-THREE HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED
X rooms, single or en suite: very convenient: suita
ble for gents or lady. U 9 East Randolph-st-, third door.
rO RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
complete lor housekeeping. Apply at 620 sooth
Statc-su
rpo RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS;
X also unfurnished rooms. Room IS, 46 and 48 Clark
su. adjoining Sherman House.
TO RENT—FURNISHED BOOMS. APPLY AT
Rooms, 157 Flfth-av. •
rpo RENT-18 ELDRIDGE-COURT, NICELY FUK-
X nlshed rooms for gentleman and wife, or single gen
rpo RENT-604 WABASH-AV., FURNISHED
X front room, second floor: also small room adjoin
ing: heated by furnace and grate. hat and cold water;
hUu use of bath-room; also front and rear rooms on
third fluor. Coll and examine.
IO REIVT-ROOIOS.
North Side*
TO RENT - TWO ELEGANTLY-FURNISHED
*- roptna, location desirable and convenient to bust*
ness. Private family. EB3. Tribune office.
TO REST—A" WEIX-FURNISHED SUITE OF
front rooms, south front. Reference rcoulred.
rnvate family. 243 Last Ohlo-n.
r PO RENT—FURNISHED—C»NE OR TWO ROOMS
X without board. 292 llllnols-st.
T'O REST—UNFURNISHED SUITE, $7 PER
month. 385 Centrc-st.
TO RENT—A warm furnished ROOM ON
X flrst floor, near Clarendon Hotel, with two large
closets and bath-room and water-closet attached. Ad
dress K 18, Tribune office.
r PO RENT—3O RUSH-ST.. PLEASANT ROOMS
X nicely furnished, with use of bath.
rpo RENT-SECOND-FLOOR, FURNISHED. -WITH-
X outboard; private
rpo RENT-SIX ROOMS AT N0.”175 DEARBORN
JL av. Rent sl6 per month. Small family. E. S.
DREIER ft Co., 0.4 Dearborn-st.
rpO RENT-NICELY-FURNISHED OR UNFUR
-1 nhhed rooms, first and second floors. 277 East In
dlana-at.
r PO RENT—NICELY-BURNISHED FRONT ROOM
X with alcove, hot and cold water, bath, etc., for one
pr two gentlemen. 223 North LaSalle-st., north of
Chlcago-av.
f PO RENT-LARGE FRONT PARLOR, BAT WIN-
X now, marble mantel, etc., nicely furnished, with
out board; first door above basement. 293 North
Statessu
'PO RENT-UNFURNISHED OK FURNISHED PAR
-1 lor Uoor and basement or third flat extraordinarily
cheap. 25PInc-st- , »
'PO REST-A SECOND-STORY FRONT AcCu V *
L room, unfurnished, furnace heat and gas. 156
Dcarborn-av.
r pO RENT—BACK PARLOR, WITH OR WITHOUT
X board. 217 East Indlaua-st.
r pO RENT-00 DEARBORN-AV., HANDSOMELY-
X furnished rooms with all conveniences, at very
reasonaole rates: also 2 parlors, furnished or unfur
nished- Nice suite of rooms for 3or 4 gentlemen.
r pO RENT-A PLEASANT FURNIaIIKU BASK-
X ment, in a desirable part of the city, near business
centre; terms very reasonable. Address Iv IKJ, Tribune.
rpO RENT-223 Oil 10-ST. —F U R NIS H E D~FRO NT
X parlor; also noil room. Terms moderate.
miscellaneous.
'PO RENT-ROOMS AND APARTMENTS-DTE. A.
X CUMMINGS & CO., 134 LaSalle-st., corner Madison:
2J» LaSalle-st., opposite Grand Pacific Hotel, one
suite, 4 rooms.
243 State-fct., elegant suites in Toboy Building.
242 State-st., second floor, large pleasant rooms.
45 ami 47 Thlrd-nv., suites of three rooms.
i(W Thlrd-av.. suite of five rooms, very pleasant.
411 and 413 State-st., suites of two and three rooms.
7G3ki Wauash-av., ucar bixteenth-st.. second door.
297 West Raudolph-su, near Carpenter, suite of five
rooms.
2ao>4 West Randolph-st.. mite of five rooms.
5u7 'of>is West Madbon-st., very hue rooms, single
area suite.
261 West Mailson-st.. corner Carpenter, In marble
frout, one suite of four rooms and one suite of hre
rooms: very pleasant.
7&> West Mudbon-at., two front rooms, large closets,
i‘H Milwaukce-av., stone-front, second floor, six
rooms, Sl6.
'pU RENT—FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, FUK-
X nlsbcd. with board for lady only: no other boarders.
Address H til. Tribune cilice.
'PO RENT—A LARGE FRONT ALCOVn R./Oji,
X very choice, to two gentlemen, with breakfast If
desired. PERRV, Room K, 123 Dcarborn-st.
'PO RENT—FURNISHED, A SUITE OP FRONT
L rooms, to two gentlemen, or gentleman and lady.
Board for lady only. No other roomers la the House.
Address H 25, Tribune otllce.
'PO RENT—LARGE FRONT ALCOVE ROOMS FOR
X one or two gentlemen In a first-class German
family. Address H 21, Tribune otilcc.
'PO RENT—NICELY* FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
X hot and cold water. Address W 7, Tribune ofiice.
REItl-STOKES, OFFICES, &c*
Stores*
'PO BENT-BY J. C. SAMPSON & CO.. 144 LA-
I Paile-st., and WM. H. SAMPSON, 238 West Madl
son-st,:
STORES,
A choice store on Madlaon-at,, near Dearborn,for the
holidays, or lunger.
a choice store tin Clark-st.. near Madison, for the
holidays, or longer.
Large double store on Wabosb-av.. near Madlson-st.
Newdoublcetorcs on Wabaoh-ar., near the corner of
Monroe-st.
Large double store on State-st., near Washington.
Five-story brick, on Lake-su, near State.
a number of choice lofts ou Franklin, State, andWa
bash-ar.
w.ui'c and basement, Lake-st.. near Dearborn.
Abo a large list of stores, lofts, and buildings in other
parts of tue city.
Merchants looking for such will And it to their inter
est to call ou us before renting elsewhere.
J. C. SAMPSON & CO.
'PO RENT—STORES. BY £. A. CUMMINGS & CO.,
1. 134 LaSalle-sc., corner Madison;
23 and 25 Randolph-st., the 5-story brick building, 40
xl-">6. Steam'elevator. Possession Jaa. 1.
225 South Water-st., 4-story brick store, 27x160.
233 south Water-st., large store, fine location for
commission bouse.
86 West Wasbington-st., brick store, near Jefferson
sr., very cheap.
120 North Hals ted-at., brick store. SB.
163 North Haisted-st., good store very reasonable.
So~>£ West Lakc-st.. SR>re near Eliza-eth-at., cheap.
'PO RENT-111 ADAMS-ST., EAST OF CLARK,
L store and basement, S6O per mouth; well lighted;
plate-glass iront; new building. MEAD & COE. 14!)
LaSalle-st.
IX) RENT—STORE, OFFICES, AND UObMs FOR
i gentlemen at 122 FHth-av. J. K. ROWLEY.
po KENT—A BRICK BUILDING,2uXBO FEET, AND
I tenement above, suitable for drug store or other
business, northwest corner State and Thirty-fourth
sis., No. 1558. S. A. LITTLE, »» Ciark-st.
pO RENT-THE DOUBLE STORE NO. 63 AND 70
1 Wabash-av., two fronts. 43x190 feet; store No.
.19 Dearborn-at,, under Tremont, VVM. 11. WOOD, 31
Dearhorn-st,
pO RENT-STORE 203 NORTH CLAKK-ST., OP
-1 posltc Slack's new grocery. 325 per month. A. T.
GALT, 79Dcarburn-at.. Rooms. .
■pO RENT-STORE 128 SOUTH CLARK-ST. LN
-1 quire at Room lon premises.
T'o”REXT— A PORTION OF STORE UN col w.R
of indlana-av. and Twcnty-fourtn-st. for a moat
market. There is no better place in Chicago fora good
marseU and to the rlgat man liberal arrangements
-will uo given. Inquire at store.
'PO RENT-28 HAST JACKSON-ST.. STORE AND
1 basement. Inquire at drag-store, corner Wabash*
av. and Jacksou-at. . ■
'pO RENT—A VERT DESIRABLE STORE. ON
X Madlson-st,. near Dearborn, for the hollldays or
longer. Address W 43, Tribune otllce.
rpo RENT—FINE STORES ON TWENTY-SECOND-
X at.. ncarWabasli-av., cheap to the right parties.
■Apply to Room 21, 35 Madlson-at.
Offices*
rpo RENT—SO7TO 515 WEST MADISON-9T. (FOB-
X merly Bishop-Court Hotel), elegant front parlors,
suitable for physicians, dentists, dressmakers, etc.
Business centre of the dnest residence quarter ou West
Side. References required In all cases. Apply to Jani
tor in building, or toE. A. CUMMINGS AcO., Agents,
104 LaSalie-su
TO RENT-OFFICES ON SECOND FLOUR. IN
qulrc at Room 5, 191 Clark-at.. in forenoon. J. H.
ANDREWS.
rpO* RENT—IN THE GENERAL BUSINESS-EX-
X change, 153 Washlngton-aL. furnished otflee facil
ities; 3Asopcr_monrh.
illbcellaucouti*
rpo RENT—SO 7TO 515 WEST MADISON-ST.. A
X large, fine dining-room and kitchen of funner
Bishop-Court Hotel, cheap, to experienced A l party.
Apply to Janitor In building; or to E. A. CUMMINGS
&CU., Agents. 131 LaSallu-st. .
rpo" RENT LOFTS - THIRD *VND FOURTH
X floors, 20x30 each. 74 State-st. Good' for light
manutacturlng. GEO. A. STRINGER, 69 Dearboru-st.
rpo KENT—
X 134 Uandolph-sU, basemenL
406Soul!i Ciark-st., store. 29x70.
7'i'wcnty-sccond-st., 5 rooms, third floor.
odices comer of Kandoiph and LaSatle-sts.
JOHN GUNZENHAUSER,
rpO RENT-STORAGE FOB GRAIN. PORK, AP-
I Dies, potatoes, and all kinds of Western produce.
In frost-proof building Nos. 20 to 32 North Ciark-st.
HENRY BARNET «t CO. '
rpO RENT—MANUFACTURING BUILDING. 25X100,
1 two stories, 128 North Mav-st.. with or without
power, very cheap. Address W 25. Tribune olllce.
rpo BENT—THE SECOND. THIRD, AND FOURTH
X floors of KW south Clark-st.. containing 20 rooms.
In perfect order, and well adapted for lodgings. In
quire at Room 4 Times Building
rpo RENT-LARGE FINE BOARDING-HOUSE, 290
X West Washlngton-st.; also beautiful rooms and
small brick bouse. Inquire at 288 West Washington-at.
rpo KENT—BOARDING-HOUSE OK HOTEL, 25
1 rooms, at 310 South State-sU. with water, gas, and
and all modem improvements: very cheap to Mav, *73.
At the J. M. MARSHALL ileal Estate ami House-
Renting and Collecting Agcacyiit u? South Clark-su
rpo KENT—WE HAVE A 7-ROOM FLAT ON STATE-
X sc., near Thirty-seventh.
Four rooms oa west Side, suitable for light house
keeping.
A nice furnished bouse in Lake View, cheap, until
spring:' and stores and data on state-su, sear Twelfth.
* h TURNER & BOND,
Room 11, 102 NVashlngtun-st.
rpo RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PRIVATE
X boarding-house: strictly first-class; South Side.
Address, for dve days, H 32. Tribune office.
'PO RENT—BY D. P. NEWELL, lets WEST M.uil-
L son-su—A double basement, comer Halsted and
Madtson-sts.. furnished with pool-table, beer-tables,
and bar-fixtures; $35 per month.
rpo RENT-ENTIRE BUILDING 46. AND SECOND
X and fourth floors 122, East Lake-sU: also, stores,
bHsemeuts. odice and housekeeping rooms on South
Clark-su Apply to MALCOM MCNEILL, 224 South
Clark-su • •
PO RENT—STORE-ROOMS, OFFICES. AND
1 slceplug-rooms. Nos. :*72, 374. and 481 South Clark
st.. with rooms; also otficcs In Kentucky and Sneed
Blocks, also at 117 Clark-st., with other premises, to
good tenants at cheap rents. If called for at once, by J.
M. MARSHALL. Real Estate Broker and Hoase-Rent
inpAgency, at 97 Clark-su
rpO tfENT—LOT 40 FEET FRONT ON DEARBORN-
X st.. near Madlsou. fine location. Apply to J. C.
SAMPSON & CO.. 144 LaSalle-st.
rpo RENT-SECOND FLOUR 150 STATE-ST..SUOW-
X room or for manufacturing; fine location; Sio.
WAITED TO RENT.
\\T ANTKD-tV RENT—BY A LADY TEACHER.
W nlcelyfurnlahed room, heated, and within six
blocks west of High School. Address K 3d, Tribune.
WANTED— TO RENT—LARGE ROOM OR SUITE
of rooms, furnished, on Madlson-sU, between
Ccntre-av. ana Peorla-st. Address F 56. Tribune otflee.
ATT ANTED—TO RENT—A FLAT OF SIX OR
W eight rooms on North Side, or first-floor and
basement In bouse with modern conveniences. Address
T 67, Tribune office.
WANTED-TO RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFUR
nlshed bouse or flat of four to six rooms. Ad
dress F 58, Tribune odice.
WASTED-TO RENT—THREE OB FOUR OS
furnished rooms for man and wife In vicinity
Chicago-av. and Clark-sta. H 19, Trloane office.
TT7\NTED—TO RENT-SMALL STORK WITH
VY rooms, or small cottage; mast be central; most
not exceed SlO. Address F 94. Trioune office.
ANTED-TO KENT-SMALL HOUSE ON NORTH
Side or Lake View: pay In advance or purchase If
desirable. 120 Dearborn-au, basement. PETERSON.
WANTED TO BENT.
TTTANTED-TO RENT-ROOMS. PRIVATE FAM
y> tiles willing to] accommodate an unex:eptloaa-
Dle boarder or roomer, but who do not care to advertise
the fact Indiscriminately, will do well to call to-raor
row atthc reliable “ROOM-RENTING AND BOARD
ING EXCHANGE.” Room 3 Tribune Building.
\\T ANTED—TO RENT-FURNISHED BOOM. BY
»i a young man. Address II :*». Tribune office.
\\T ANTED—TO BENT-TWO OR MORE BOOMS
* » for housekeeping. not to exceed ss. H 35, Trib
une office.
XXT ANTED—TO RENT-FOB THE WlNl’i-U, A
M furnished house on North or South Side, with
good barn attached. K 43, Tribune office.
WANTED-TO RENT-BV GENTLEMAN AND
v» wife, furnished room without board, or snltc. In
respectable and strictly private family. South Side, cost
of atate-st.; state particulars and terms. Including fuel.
U 64. Tribune office.
WANTED—TO RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE IN
»v West Division, by gent and wife, who will pay
promptly for medium-sized house, and take good care
or same. Address, giving locution and lowest price, F
4t. Tribune office.
WANTED-TO RENT-HOUSE. OR PART OF
house, or ilat. (or small family; South Side, east
of Statu-at.. or North Side: rent not to exceed S3O per
month. Address F 64, Tribune office.
WANTED —TO RENT-WITH POWER, FOR
machine shop.room 49x50; must have pood light;
f 'refer ground floor; would take second floor In good
□cation. F9l, Tribune office.
WANTED-TO KENT-A SMALL FURNISHED
house, about n rooms, all modern conveniences.
In good neighborhood. South or North side, east of
State-st. Address Room 4 Army Headquarters, city.
WANTED-TO RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROoMS
for light housekeeping on South Side. Address K
23, Tribune office.
WANTED-TO KENT-BY THBEF. YOUNG men,
* T an unfurnished room or loft for singing and danc
ing. Address, stating terms, for five days. \V 6, Trib
une office. '
WANTED-TO RENT-SMALL FLAT. FUR
>V nlshed. within one mile of State-st., North or
South Side; most be first class, and rcasouable In price.
Address K 05. Tribune office.
WANTED-TO RENT—BY A PISOMPI-PA Vl.w
\\ tenant, a furnished house of from 10 to 12 rooms;
modern Improvements; good location. Address, stat
ing bottom price, location, and size, 13. 34 Lake-st.
WANTED-TO RENT—A FURNISHED FLAT OR
small bouse, South Side, cast of State-st. W 45,
Tribune office. __
WaNTED-TO KENT—A LARGE STORE. CEN
TS trally located, for rite sale of holiday goods. Ad
dress W 47, Trlouue officii: . •
WANTEU-TO RKNT-BY A SMALL FAMILY, A
two or three story and basement bouse with all
moderu Improvements. luralshed or unfurnished, In a
deairaule location on the West or North Side; refer
ences beyond question. Address W3A Trilmae ollice.
WANTED-TO RKNT—HOUSE Of 8 OK 1» xiUO.Js,
convenient to street-cars: good neighborhood;
roust be cheap. Address, with tail particulars, K. 5.
Tribune oUlce,
\\7ANTED-TO RKNT—BY MARRIED COUPLE.
Vi two unfurnished rooms, second door of private
house, forllcht housekeeping. between t wentieth and
Twcnty-nUith-sts. Give particulars, _W 37. Tribune.
tIiK.OCIAL.
A DVANCES MADE ()N DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
IX bonds, etc., at LAUNDERS* private otflee, 130 Ran
dolph-*;., near Clark. Rooms 5 and d. EstabiUned tan.
\ DVANCES ON GOOD COLLATERALS. PIANOS.
and furniture without removal. Room 3. 151
iiaudolph-st. •
All fidelity, state savings, german:
Savings, and Bee-Hive accounts, city scrip, county
orders, cashed: highest rates. C. IL STYLES, 301 Dear
born,st. - -
A CCOONTS INFIDELITY, .v.,D
IX. other broken banks bought: highest rates paid for
city scrip and county orders; money io loan. L.S.
HUNT, Stock and Note Broker, bu Wasblngtun-st.
\NY SUM TO LOAN ON FURSIIURE, PxAaOa,
diamonds, and all good securities. C- B. WIL
SON, Room 3, 1 H> KamiuipU-iC.
Am now prepared to loan money on
diamonds, watches, and jewelry. LIPMAN, south
east corner Madlaun and Clark-sts., Room 3, over Bos
ton CioUiing store, Diamonds and watches for sale.
Oldgolaandsllverbougui forca-dx.
ALL SAVINGS BANK BUUt\3. iliiOcn ~..0 —it
tificates, county orders, and c:ty scrip bought and
sold. Loans negotiated by IRA HOLMES. General
Broker. Bti Washingum-st.
ANT AMOUNT LOANED ON FURNITURE Wiiil
oot removal, warehouse receipts, horses and car
nages, etc. F.T. ELLITHOitP. 151 LaSaile-st.. Room 36.
A I COMMERCIAL PAPER. NOTES WITH COL
laterals, mortgages, »ndoi her securities bought
and sold. ISAAC UREKNEHAUM & CO.. 110 Fit: >-av.
CASu PAID FOR OLD uOLD a1^..,.;
Money to man on watchci, diamonds, aad vamaales
of every description at GOLDS.dID'S Loan and BuLton
Ollice (licensed), no ..Ui.soD-st. E-daMlshed 1533.
(IHANDLER & CO.. MORTGAGE BANKERS, ’JM
j LaSalie-st., have money to loan on Unproved city
property a: best rates. . _.
Fidelity and state savings books cashed
at very highest prices. Money to loan oa bank
books. notes, mortgages, and a I kinds of collaterals,
hyCHICAGO LOAN COMPANY, 172 WasUington-st.
Fidelity, states, andoitierbank claims,
city scrip, fire and life insurance policies, bought
by DANIEL eY.ER, 93 Washlagton-SL
T HAVE SSOO OR SI,OOO TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
X Inside property first mortgage. No brokers. K 3*»,
Tribune oiflce.
LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE without un
moral, pianos, or on good collaterals, log Dear
born-sL, Room !•*.
■Vi ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS «F S-W AT « Pe.il
iIX cent. GOODRIDUE & STOKES, 35J West Mad
ison-st.
Mosey to loas is small - or large
amounts on pood collateral security, at a low rate
of Interest. Address H 30. Tribune office.
MON T TO LOAN ON FL’UNITILitf, ±*iANoS.
diamonds. and other good securities. No. li<o
Dearboru-at. JC. \ytNNK. '
Millions of doll\ks waiting tu a* uu
I have a vela of gold-bearing quartz iu Georgia, h
inties from railroad. 5 feet wide .'»miles long coming to
surlace, kuowu to be 10j feet deep. -Uo novast any
money until you get roars b ick. If you will erect suit
able worts to extract the gold. It will pay from to
SluOpertoo. No broters wanted. Address K, iw.irlu
uae odice. ' ■
MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTc-LS ,A.\U_ vjuu
laterals; rates moderate. 150 Laaolle-st-,
Room l. - • • L
Money to loanjn largeor s>* all summ on
household or other goods; current rates. r JOLLI
TY STORAGE COMPANY. 76. 7*. and SO Vaa Boren.
MONEY to loan >n sdms AS WAN-TKO on pi
proved real estate security. B. W. THOMAS «b
CO., LaSalle Blccx. ■
MONF.Y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED HEAL Es
tate In the city at current rates of InlcresE
ADOLPH LOEB <fe BRO., inland l:li LaSalle-*!.
Money to loan in sums to sun* .v i 1.-/ .vw t
rates. E. S. OBEYED AC 0„ 113 Dearborn-st.
Moxey at low rates on diamonds: WILL
call on ladles deairlos loam. F «■ Tribane office.
OWNERS OF ENDOWMENT-POLICIES IN sOL
vent life-insurance companies desiring to sell
please call on D. W. SUTHERLAND. as Clark-st.
rpo LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT AT 8 PER CENT
1 upon Improved city real estate. GEO. D. I EASE,
Room 4. 142 Dearborn-st. •
riK) LOAN—IN SUMS OF S3OO AND UPWARDS,
X 3 orS vea», at low rates, on Chicago improved real
estate. U. M. SHERWOOD, 70Siate-sE
rpo LOAN—SI,OOO, 53,000. $3,500, $3,000, $5,000,
1 and other and larger sums to suit st lowest current
rates on first-class improved Chicago real estate.
TURNER & BOND. 103 Washlngton-sL
rpo LOAN—MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT. LONG
X orshort time; current rates; no delay. J. C. Me-
CORD Si CO., 11C Monroe-st. ;
rpO LOAN—SI,OOO. 51.500, AND $3,030 AT 8 PER
I cent; 53,50 a $3.0u0l and S:.,UXJ at 7 per cent.
JOHN C. LONG, 73 Washlngton-st.
WANTED— A LOAN OF $3,000 FOR ONE OR
two years on 34 low, 13 on Michlgan-ar. and 12 on
Wabash-av.. near Forty-ulnth-st.; wUluny 10 per cent
and no commissions. Address K4l, Tribune otarr.
Wanted— siso for short t»me-uoud in
teres;; triple security. Address K. 39, tribune.
VT7ANTED—B3,OOO OR SJ.OOO AT 8 PER CENT (NO
W commission) on good Inside renting property,
always well rented; ample security. F 37. Tribune.
W anted—a loan of $6,500 and one of
Sl3.wood two good farms near Chicago. Ad
dress F 06. Tribune oifice. ;
\T7ANTED—TO BORROW-85.0W FOR FIVE
VV years at id per cent per annum on a patent right
for United States* Address 11 03. Tribune oittce,
WANTED-iTO BURRUW-SSOO ON SECURITY
vorth $1,500; will not pay any commission. Ad
dress KT, Tribune office.
tttaNTED—A LOAN OF £5.500 ON FIRST-CLASS
VV Improved real estate for a term of year*. Address
F3O, Tribune oifice. '
rr AND 8 PER CENT—MONEY TO LOAN IN sUM3
i to suit on city property ami improved farms. W.
M. WILLNER.- 128 LaSalle-st.. Room 1.
8 PER CENT MONrEV TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
city and country real estate; farm loans wanted.
DFA\ A PAi'NE. State Agents Norm western Mutual
Life Insurance Company, Randolph and Dcarbora-sts.,
Chicago. _ _ __
tin I t iHA TO LOAN ON UNINCUMBERED CITY
SbI.UUU real estate. P. iIAMMOSEK 180 East
Randolph-st.
<t> I I inn TO LOAN AT 10 PER CENT: REAL
&I.UUU estate security. Call at 3d Portland
Block.
nAO TO LOAN ON GOOD CITY REAL
estate at 8 per cent; also, smaller sums,
yaa. Tribune oillce. _____
unn $2,000. SI,OOO. AND $750, TO LOAN
tjDO.UUUon Improved cuy property, allow luter
est. M. J. DUNNE. AUorney.unMadlson-sc, Room 10.
I 7Tn7T7TTO LOAN, IN ONE OK SEPARATE
feiU.UUU amounts, on Improved city property
at 7 per cent.and low commissions. Address WILLIAM
R. MANIKRRE, attorney. Room 11. tM Waahiagtoo-su
j’*"!! nnn to loan* in somVto suit, on
tSOU.UUL/ city property and farms la Illinois;
lowest rates. PETERoON & BAY, 168 itaodolpli-st.
amrn nnn TO loan at lowest rates
on Improved city or farms. CUAa.
GARDNER, with agents Northwestern Insurance
Company, northeast corner Dearoorn and Randolph. .
AGESTS WXMED.
wanted—os eof the most success-
A. ful salesmen traveling; thoroughly acquainted wl.h
the wholesale grocery trade of Caicago and neighbor
ing cities, inducements: lair salary. permanent posi
tion If satisfactory, and fully half his l J“ e ,
Chicago. Address, with references, P.-O. Lock-Box
537, city. _
* GENTS WANTED—TO SELL NEW STYLE
A. worsted good* in ail the small towns. Small capi
tal required. Call or address 797 Waba*h-av. i.
BUTLER: . ; .
A GENTS WANTED—IN EVERY TOWN IN ILH-
A. aols wsell an article useful In every family, to men.
women, amlcnlldreo; extra Inducementsi to those who
meanboslnessr Address
PATENTS.
Hall & barton.
Patent Attorneys.
150 Washington.at.. Rooms 33 and 3t.
PATENTS— L. B. COUPLAND & CO.. SOLICI TORS
of American and foreign patent*. 70 Lasalle-st.,
Chicago. 18. spcciflcatioos and drawings prepared, re
issues procured, rejected applications prosecuted,
caveats filed, trade-marks protected, and a general
patent business transacted. Applications In Canada
should not oe delayed, as the Urns is limited bylaw.
We refer to the many parties la this city and the West
ern States generally for whom we lave obtained pat
ents. Call or address for particulars.
TO EXCHANGE*
ASPENDIDLY-IMPBOVED FARM OF 800 ACRES,
well located, and oae-foarth Its value In cash for
stock of merchandise. Address Box .W Hamilton,
Hancock. Co.. lIL _
Anyone having show-cases to exchange
for fine dress shirts made to order at cash prices,
address F 62. Tribune office. >
A LADY WISHES TO TRADE A FINE NEW Pl
ano or organ for a seal-skin sack. W 43, Tribune.
EXCHANGE—THREE-STORY BRICK HOTEL OF
Lj 4.j rooms, completely furnished. In town of isOO-X
90 miles from Chicago, $15,000; clear of Incumbrance;
w 111 lake S K «X) vacant oroperty, balance easy. PIERCE
& WAIiC, 143 LaSallc-st,
Exchange-new piano or organ for
lumber, brick, carpenter, or mason work. Apply
to HUGG. lux State-st.
Exchange—siatto worth of clear Busi
ness and residence oroperry in Central New York
for clear or nearly clear city or farm, w 46. Tribune.
Fob exchange-large stock farmTval
ue, S1S.000; fruit farm, value. sS.uou; taG acres
land In Neuraska. for city Improved: two last piece*
for personal property. Son of owner can besecnat62i
West Lake-st. from 12 to 3 o’clock for coming week;
owners only need apply. 0. W. CASTLE.
FOR EXCHANOE-425 acres timber land IN
Ohio; 4<ju acres in Harris County, Texas; 170 acres
In Oceana County, Michigan: 9 lots In Tenth Ward.
Plctsourg; S 2, 600 secured notes, for city unincumbered
property or merchandise. Z 17, Tribune office.
I HAVE A LIVERY STOCK THAT 1 WILL TRADE
for real estate. OSCAR FIELD. 166 Mlchlgan-av.
r PO EXCHANGE—2O7-ACBB FARM—Toia 10 ONE
1. of the best farms In Illinois (free and clear), three
miles from st. Charles. Kane county. 35 miles from
micjgo; 67 acres of splendid large timber, good houac*
and bams, all under fence. Price, SUlOuu. 1 want
business property In city clear. *
ss.olo—This Is 22-ruom l-story and basement bnck
dwelling, brick barn 36x60, ice-house, not beds, wells,
cisterns, ail kinds of fruits, shrubbery, etc.. 5 acres of
ground, in fact one of the finest places in Wisconsin,
only balf-xnlle from depot In Honcon, 40 miles iroia
Milwaukee (free and clear). Property cost aoout
sj>j.Uou. House Is newly painted and calclmlncd. Wont
property in Chicago, stock of goods, or live stock, or
lumber.
1. 105- acre cotton plantation in Mississippi, is house*,
600 acres under cultivation. This Is one of the best
improved farms In the State, free and clear. -Wilt
Crude for good farm near Chicago or city orouerty. and
pay $5.0u0 ca»b. Price, SI2.OCXX. Plantation has
everything on It for the business, cotton-presses, gin
mills, etc. T. B. BOYD, Room 7. 179 MadUon-st.
' IK) EXCHANGE-FOR CHICAGO PROPERTY, THR
X following farms, clear:
470 and 230 acres In McHenry County. HI.
240 and 160 acres In Kankakee County, UL
I»0 acres lo Franklin County, HI.
600. 220, and lA) acres in Iroquois County, in.
DCoacres la CrawfordCoitltv, la.
320 acres la Marquette, Wla.
Also a flue browu-stuue bouse, furnished complete.
Including piano, billiard table, etc., near Ashiand
av., for merchandise.; Also, two marble-front nouses
on Michigan and Wabash-avs. B. PHLLPoT & CO., 9i
Washlugtou-sc., Room 7. *
rpO EXCHANGE-GENTS FINE GOLD WATCH
i. and chain, stem-winder, lady's do. oil paintings,
bronzes etc., or lor sole. Address W il. Tribune olflee.
'PO EXCHANGE—AN ACCEPTED ORDER ON A
I. first-class livery and hoarding stable. North Side,
for pair of diamond earring* Worth SlUO: livery work
or board for horses will oc furnished at lowest cash
rates. Address W IQ> Tribune otflee.
rpu EXCHANGE—FOR A FARM. A SIO,GOO EQUITY
X in three houses on Congresa-si.: two of them mar
ble fronts. For particulars, address FRED. M. WOODS,
Downer’s Grove, 11L . . -
'PO EXCHANGE—ATWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
X house, octagon, bnckandstoae trimmings, all and
every modern improvement, south front, to rooms, oe
tween Wabasti and Mlchigau-avs., clear.a id IS olocka
from two lines of street-cars; price, S.btX); would taka
only clear city lota lor port. Address C 53, Crloune. '
•'PO EXCHANGE-NOTES SECURED UN FARMS
X In this Suite for a stock of dry goods, boots and.
enoes, orclutiiiug. J. L. LEE, 176 Washiagtoa-bt.,
southwest corner Flilh-ar. .
'TO EXCHANGE—S3,SOO, TWO HOUSES AND LOTS,
X Wc*t Side; Sl.sOo, 160 acres, improved. Kansas;
51.44 U, ißOacres, excellent, Kansas; $3,350, bnckcot
.age. West Side; $3,100, six lota. Mil waukce-av.; all
ilear, for merchandise. £. N. iiOPKINS. 167 Wa»h-
n gton-at. •
4 ‘o EXCHANGE—PUR WESTERN LANDS. A
1 good dwelling-house and general score, stock of
good.'*, natures, etc., m a thriving subnruaa town
miles from Caicugu, doing a paying trade. Address W
35, Tribune uihce. ■
PO LX CHAN GE—A NEW HAND-SEWED HAR-
X ness for carpet and furniture. Address EW, ’Trib
une onice. '
PO EXCHANGE—MY TOP-BUGGY AND PHAE-
X ton tor lumber and orick- Call at J- F. EMxv.ti &
Co.'S Auction audou.e Rooms, U**and Ij6 Washington.
X'C EXCHANGE NICE. WELL-KURXIhIIED
country hotel: al*o 15 sowing-machines. T. J.
hOLcNDLii, lioum 107 Chirk-st. .
i 'O EXCHANGE—CLEAR, IMPROVED‘PROPERTY
X on cue West side for improved property oa the
.sonu or south side; win assume some Incuauraaoe.
AudtCss xi Id, Tnoanc omce. * : •
* I’O bXCUANGE—FUR CHICAGO LOTS OR GOOD
X farxus ot lands mto >ra, Illinois, tuduiaa, oaw, or
Michigan, oueoi cie aes; tloarug-mttu m -•or.a.Ta
.-eif xork: water i*o.veroiu gra.a elu.a ci la.o mill
from vessels; opacity, o 0 - uarreti per day: local *Poao
eatauilsuea »ur iu>,two oarreLi »>cr year, Address vV jO.
iramneouice,
♦'o KXCiixVNGE—FOR HOUSE IN ELEVENTH
X Warder term, toe uest house la Fourteoiua >VarJ,snl
..xm. maucra. cu-raom uausc, do iccvaf
gruuac; ./au.d pat lu same coju or ciear c..^ v laU. Call
uetnccti t and gat ouce. iViLL U. Mooßit, *»oom gi,
loODcarooru-st. • • ' ■
• o EXCHANGE—TWO LOTS IN SOUTH LYNNE,
i. tree and excor, for drst-ciaij piano or outer
property, ti c*X moaue uulce. •
i’U cJCCUANGE—A SAD JO EQUITY IN A liObctE
X ana lot in Chicago for suburban lots. 150 xJcaruoru
su, i.aoiu u, ' '
TO £XCI>ASG£—OU fUlt SALkl— i‘WO NO. t
L orioc houses. West aide: mcuiudnuice SAuX); uo
UiXcsoriutercs,uuc; muaiseii; o»raernhrd up. A.u.
iOdbTftn-av., »a>otn et. ____
»\ T ANTED—HAKI> COAL IN EXCHANGE -x'Oii
» V eulrtd to uruer. underwear, or zuruisaiug goods uo
casu prices. Adores**' mouue otdec.
VVAXTED “TO EXCHANGE— FIMS CUSTOM
V» for Dliinu. Atiilredi a,' Xaj
decuua-SU
'i wen:
WANTED- 10 exchange-stock ok tin AND
hardware, with toow, $i,003, and wed-located
lots, for house ami lot lu city. DE* TZ, 6Jalctrop«iiiaa
Block. . __
* RANTED—TO EXCHANGE—GOOD DASE-BURN
VV er store, bedstead. wRn springs. and manne-top
commoue, for easy or fancy choirs or overcoat. Ad*
drc=s i%. Ij, inouac oihce. _______
■\s; AN TED—TO TRADE—A FURNACE FOB A
»f good horse. Address U bo, i'rluuud omce.
\UHAT WILL YOC EXCHANGE FOR SICE OBO
VV eery fixtures. counters, .aiiolviug. Ulus, ctc.2 am
goijig West; something 1 can carry, ii 06, Tribune.
IViLiTIaNUS and imfkoved farms, unis-
VV cumbered, la southern Eiuuos to exchange for .
merchandise and otuer goad pcrs.mil property. Ad
dress LANE «k tvLN T. Burlington, Ron.,
Ur ILL TRADE FOR OTHER FItOFEKTi MY
I arm or tia acres, id miles rrom toe eit s ana o:ie
liair mile trom railroad deyor; 11 lias two acres arapes,
G./J cherry trees, ami apple ureaard; the Whole is lu the
beat condition. H 67, iriouac oifice.
• > CLEAR HOUSES«AND LOTS, WELL RENTED,
wjuearTwenty-fourUi-»t., worth s3.siWeacU, furaato
or excuange lur dcsirouie >ortu side property. F3S,
T rtmme oulce. .
INSXRUGTION.
A COMPETENT TEACHER OF LANGUAGES DE*
hirus more pupils to tuxe lessons in Latin, French,
and German, plolu and ornamental writing* audulltua
higher branches of mathematics, at lue lowest rates.
Lessons given during the day and evenings. Address
E. 31, Tribune ofiicc.
t GRADUATE OF DARTMOUTH, WHO, HAS
l\. been for two years at New Uiven coaching rale
students in Latin, Grcex. and mathematics, and fitting
uoys lur college, desires a puoU. Address HIT, Trib
une uZT.ce. ■
4 GENTLEMAN AND his wife, both of the
A hlghcstculture and refinement, would like to have
rooms and board In a strictly flrst-cuss lauiiiy lo ex
change lor lesaous of languages and music* references*
Address U st*« I nbune mace. ;
A LADY OF CULTURE DESIRES TO TEACH
English and French la a private family a few hours
during the day. Address H iR. Tribune ufiice.
/CHICAGO MUSICAL SEMINARY, CORNER PEOBIA
X/aud MoJlsou-sw., guarantees that lu one course of lu
a.rucllun the puvli may oe able to perzorm on piano,
organ, or guitar# wbat will take years uy tueold method.
Our mode of instruction Is new and pleasing, ana ac
knowledged to ue the mosttuurougn. instru-Uou even
ings, if acsired. Terms very reasonable. J." H. MAC
pu s alp, pnucipaL
/ UIiUAGo'ACADEMY OF MUSICAL SCIENCE. 353
X/ West Madlson-sE, Miss Greer, PrlucipaL New
method, and thorough instruction on piano, organ,, and
guitar. Terms moderate. >u fancy prices. •
FOWLER’S DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOLS, 143 EAST
Monroe-st. Ftrst-dau English training to those
preparing for law, arts, or puolic speaking.
INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN PAINTING-INK.
X water-color*, and Ivory-type*. Cail oo or address
(J. J. FLANDc-RS. 458 West Madl*OD-flt.
PROF. L. EDOUARD (PARIS), FRENCH MAaTER
at the Chicago Musical college. Under my direc
tion the pupil U, after a comparatively limited time,
iiuailiied to read, translate, write, and spealc t reach
correctly and Huentiy. Several classes la formation.
Terms in classes. $5 for 20 lesion*. Forotner terms and
particulars send tor circulars and address Prof. L. £D.,
*93 Wabaah-av. aadnLaugley-av.
Violoncello! violin, piano, thorough
bass, etc., F. HOLLANDS, teacher and superin
tendent. 72 Granger-*;,. and 80 Dear oom-st. terms
moderate. •
Wanted-a young gentleman wishes to
have somebody teach ulm tne art of song and
dance business. either gentleman or lady. Address k.
15, Tribune oihce. .
si*.i A MONTH EACH-PIANO AND VOCAL LES
2>2j sons by competent lady teacnen. Rooms 9 and
lu Farwcli Hall. H 8 MaJison-st. ferms. m advance.
OUX STUDENTS HAVE RECEIVED INDIVIDUAL
400 instruction at the Chicago commercial institute.
uuaUe-su, within the last two year*. Commercial
branches a specialty, open day and evening.
SPORTING GOODS.
Anyone having a cbeedmore rifle of
* approved pattern and in good condition can hear
of a casa customer b/ staling terms, pattern, etc. Ad
dress F 97, Tribune ottltm. ' __
I7OR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS SILVER-MOUNTED
X H Frank Wesson 32-Inch rifle, at a bargain. Can bo
seen at the score of ORK &SAOKC.TT, 184 Clark-SL
w'HOT-GUN, BREECHLOADER, ENGLISH MAKE.
O weight 7&; what have you to trade fur It: willseU
Cheap. Address H 42. Trlmme office. .
CLAIRVOVAMS.
GO SEE THE WONDER OF THE WORLD IN LlFE
reading. MADAME TEKHUNE, 239 iiabbard-s-% .
Harry bastian-materializing seances
bunday and Tuesday at 3ui south Dearbora-nt.,
formerly K. P. Journal Building: Monday and Wednes
day at Lil Wlnchestcr-av., corner Van Buren-st.
MMK. MILSOM. NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, 934
State-st., near Archer-av. Eatabllshed 1865.
MRS. PORTER. GREATEST Bl bINEbS AND
medical clalrvoyani: just arrived In this country;
has visited ail the dues In Europe: is pronounced the
greatest wonder of the age; tel.* name*; shows uke--
ncsscs: causes speedy marriages; brings u>gether sepa
rated: active In basinet* losses, etc.: brings;o this
country the great Hindoo charm against evil iunncnce,
aic |rn **sS, and death. 652 Wabasfa-av. No gents.
BIRLDO'C jTUTEBIAL.
W~~ANTED-A QUANTITY* OF SECOND-HAND
window »«h and glass. Apply at 48 South CLn
ton-it.
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