I . ^ T F T€ LEGISLATURE. Kecord of Yesterday's T O i ' f Another Cook Comity Laid* Title Bill Introduced iitlie loose. m\ t BUtt Reported in ttw 'Senate Ike Committee en Fe##«rf Sitafiee. from NOLI MI: 2: 'HP CHICAGO, THURSDAt, NOVEMBER i k A Kuanbcr of How Bills Iatro* duced in the How*. farti apectai Deapatchto The Chicago TrtbatA A M O T R B * L A X D Trrui M U SMUsc.riBi.D, N o v . t & — X r - l f e r r t t t Ifitrodaeed, t b i* Kerning, i H t i ^ t hill I s relation t o Chicago l a a d title*. This m a k e s t h e tomb b o r o n that sub- iect, a n d y * t t h e Special Committee o n B u r n t Records, of w h i c h Mr. King, of Cook, is Chair- x u a * . ha* n o t h a d a meeting, and noaa>par*ntef 1 t o h j l d one. .COISTY AB&EXT8R*. T h e absentee* from Cook County this morning •are : Messrs- King, D i x o n , Foe*. Heefleld, H w a - T-hrey, Easter, a a d Voeke, t h e Senatorial ab- e c n f e e s are: Messrs. Alexaa«ler, A n d e n o n , Bish- o p , B o y d , Donahue, Dote, Harlan, Jackson. J e w e t t , .Latning, Solomon, Tine her, and. Woedard. vmm * s o l A L U t i n . f T h e Committee o n Fees and Salaries, in t h e Sen- a t e to-day* reported quite, a number of bills on t h a t important subject, thereby getting t h e s t a r t •of t h e House. The Senate will aet on them at the e a r l i e s t possible moment. T h a i b o d y WT1T soon t a k e u p Under—eafPS MU l a p r o v i d e ttm t h e sale of property for non-payment of city a n d other t a x e s , b y U»e County Treasurer. A similar •vision i s in the R e v e n u e hill, b a t Immediate Ml i s denied o n t h a t point. BL'smssa anxAXons. T h e following twenty-eight Senators p l e d g e d themaelres to he here on F r i d a y a n d Sat- u r d a y , a n d there is no fear that the Senate will lie without a quorum. reus—Allan. Bangs, B o w m a n , Carter.Crawtord D a g g e t t , Barley EdaaJl, Kpier, Ptacg, Fatter, • • H u n t e y , Landfigan, Langtey, Little. atteuli* a of t h e emurt.the whale • a t t o be present eM t h H e is three EIM.1:^.! r e n t e are vary b e J , feu re in time. I t h a t both Mormons anil O e n M .1.. v ''1 SJ ,;. nlles „ it to ituii na wu BttBMi tiles will mspend huaine** on Thnradny for the Ohtwrration of Thanksgiving. The enatomary pt rte m thaarenhsfafUuit day is expected to be_fee moat brilliant over witnessed ia Utah. Prerar*ti«M •** amhiag by the Masons far a grand tt© ball on next St. John's Day. »-o*j The storm here eeaaed this morning, and the weathci to now freezing 00*0. There is nothing from the aaaaaa siaoe yesterday, and there are no malls from the Beat' or 'West te-d*v* The Union Paei% Iraja* ere said to be thirty hoars behind. •"i •*» WASHINGTON. M I I Mc-Volta, ^SEs.,9?^ I l l t l ' l l K . The Senate -afor FX* af BEXATK. 8rai5ariELi>, F o r . 3*. C A L L E D T O ORUKK. called t o order at tea. m., Sea- pro Mm, in the ehair. L B A V B o r .insane*. absence for Mr. L e a v e .fused. A 1H8CLAIMSA. Mr. EFLKBt rising to a aaeooatn of prlvim**, dictoiuied introducing the bill for the appoint- m e n t of short-hand rsporters, a s reported in the e i t y papers, The pill w a s introduced by MeNulta. COMMITTRE aEPoara. Mr. F U L L E B - f r o m thet'omiiuttee on aonvenae, reported back Senate btlldus. for the colter tioaof revenue, a n d sale of real estate for unpaid t a x e s , r e c o m m e n d i n g i U passage. a Mr. CeUWFDRXf, from t h e Committee on Fi- n a n c e , reported hack t h e resolntioa furnishing - J u d g e s of r a i t e d States Courts certain books, w i t h a n a m e n d m e n t , providing t h a t s u c h books w roe already on hand. The a m e n d m e n t w a s concurred In and the w s o - luiion adopted. Mr- NICHOLSON, from the Committee o n Ag- riculture, reported back House bill m , r e l a t i n g tu committing nuisances on walls, buildings, etc. ^ k n o w n a s the BiU Fosters'bill), without recom- The bill elicited considerable discussion o n a motion to order t o a second reading, Messrs. S t r e v e l l a E d Hunter opposing the hill, and Fuller a n d U n d e r w o o d supporting i t T h e hill w a s or- d e r e d t o a tectejd reading. Mr. NICHOBSON, from the Committee on Agri- culture, reported bach Moose btll 153, relating to mark* a n a brands, without recommendation. T h e lull w a s laid c s the table. Also. Senate bOl aoi, reorganizing the Horticul- t u r a l Society, reeommending its passage. Mr. CRAWFORD, from the C o m m i t t e e on Coa- tincent Expenses, reported a resolution author- i z i n g said committee t o provide for beating the S e n a t e Chamber b y steam, a t nn e x p e n s e not ex- c e e d i n g #1,100,—the work t o b e done in fifteen d a vs. Mr. M c N U L T A m o v e d t o a m e n d b y providing t h a t said c o m m i t t e e contract for heating w i t h h o t air, a t an e x p e n s e of ll.ooo,—the work to be d o n e b y o n e w e e * from Saturday, a n d to be paid for after a thorough teatlng. The subject provoked a heated diaouialon, in which the relative merits of hot air a n d steam* heating w e r e fully brought out. Mr. McKulta's amendment w a s concurred in, a n d the resolntioa a s amended w a s adopted. Mr. BANGS, from the Committee o n Feat a n d Salaries, reported n hilt I x i n g the salaries of State officers. The bill provides for salaries as follows; Governor, as.oou; Lieutenant Governor, •1,300; Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Instruction, each 14,000; Attorney General, fMOh; Adjutant General, f t j e a . Cats off nil fees, a x e e p t t o t h e Auditor a n d Treasurer, daring t h e tut am of the present ex- Also a bill t o establish the torn a n d salaries of State's Attorneys, io_pex c a n t o n collections,IIU for each conviction, forfeited recognisances IS in addition to coats ; 93 for cases of malksious proae- cution. Salary in counties Of 100.0»» inhabitants. « * , « • ; of 30,009,two; l e a a p h a n 40,000, Kwo p e r Also kxing the fees and salaries of c l e r k s of the Court. Frovidea far vartaaa feat a n d fixing t h e fees of Boards of Supervisors, for t3 per diem, and 5 cents mileage, e a c h way. Also fixing the fees of County Commissioners, t s per day during the session, a n d s cents uuioage, e a c h w a y . Also ftxing the fees of County Treasurers, a p e ? c e n t on the p a y m e n t of county orders. A l s o to Ax t h e fees of Commissioners for the partition of real estate, a n d Axing d o w e r at I f y e r d a y , a n d A v e c e n t s p e r mile, each w a y . Also fixing the fees otHioaarlaa of PabBe. s f i n K u a o o t i a r a a r o a s a Mr. CRAWFORD, from the Committee on Fi- nance, reported back the bill to purchase reports of the Supreme Court, with various amondmenta. T h e amondmenta consist principally in cut- Ung d o w n t h e number to be distributed from sn to Ml, a n d w a s concurred in. A proposition t o fill the blank a s t o the coot of t h e reports w i t h IB p t r volume w a s lost. T h e w h o l e m a t t e r w a s made the special order r t . Special Despatch to The Cbtcago Tribune. 'nut KAXKaux. axi*cai.idAit eoinraxrw» -A S««- &UNL£ l*.ato.»fO(MJL.« W A S H 1 xi TON N o v . *». C. e. Ftrttoa. a mem- ber o | the G e n Jral RepuUean eommittee, writes t o the Balttmore AatarMon, this morning, that they propose to tattoduee-in t h e oommlttee a reso- lution urging and recommending Bepublieana of a l l t h e Stat JS to refrain from sending Federal otfoe holders a s delegates to t h e National Re- publican Convention. T h e Committee maintain that the insane* of the people, m e n w h o w o u l d neither seek nor hold office, are the most earnest and persistant of these w h o desire t h e renomina- tkm of PreaMent Grant, a n d a s those w h o oppose his renominatton h a v e asserted that the voice of the people o n this subject h a s b e e n stifled b y those w h o are dependent on Presidential favor, the committee propose :|Jtor s h o w t h e falsity ot such statements b y confining tee entirely t o those w h o not hold office, inalion of President Grant by s_oh a c o n v e n t o n will,says Mr. Fulton, silence all c a v i l l e r s o n this subject, a n d conduce t o t h e unity and harmony of party e v e r v w h e r e . i x o a r o A . N o t w i t h s t a n d i n g t h e recommendations of Ban* at or Osborne, of Florida, the President h a s da- tes mined not to suspend t h e writ of aoaeat earpnw in J a c k s o n a n d Cattmun Counties In that State. Hereafter this e x t r e m e m e a s u r e will n o t be re- sorted to simply at the request, or unless backed a p o n something more than the sub-oommJUaeen The Attorney General h a s been ia- © take these reports a s they are made ,and mveetfgnte each district thoroughly w h e r e these outrages are reported, a n d w h e n satisfied that the disloyal combinations are t o o formidable to d o w n by the State authorities, to m a k e t o tha President t o t h a t e f f e c t T h e present enforcement hill will e x p i r e b y lim- itation w i t h t h e coming Congress, a n d it is Inti- mated that the President will r e c o m m e n d ia his forthcomln g message t h a t its operations be year more. CCBAJf AFFAUtS. Benor Roberts, Spanish Minister TtmtMM h a s b e e n l a oommoateatton to-day w i t h t h e au- thorities a t H a v a n a , relative to Cuban affairs. H e s e e m s t o be impressed w i t h the necessity of doing something t o preserve amity b e t w e e n his govern" m e a t a n d the United States, a n d informs the H a - v a n a authorities that the g o v e r n m e n t here are In earnest ia d e m a n d i n g that American residents shall h e protected both i n person and prop- erty. GOVEWTMEJIT BCILWUGS IM CHICAGO. T h e report of Superintending Arohitect Mul- l e n h a s just been printed. With reference to the government buildings In Chicago, he s a y s : " I a m y last report I called attention to t h e f a c t that, although the entire space within tne Custom H o u s e Building at Chicago, Including the cellar, h a d been occupied, it w a s still entirely inade- quate for the transaction of public business, the postal business alone tnthat otty having increased over 80 a t during the past three years. The fixe h a s b e e productive ot still further increase, a n d it w o u l d n o w be impossible to accommodate teat department in t h e building even were it desirable to a t t e m p t Its reconstruction. The increase of customs business by reason of direct importations of dutiable merchandise from foreign countries under t h e provisions of t h e act of J u l y u , 1870, h a s been e v e n greater, w i t h every prospect that it will continue to augment for years to come. Under all circumstances I believe that the necessities of the government require the pur- c h a s e of the remainder of the block on w h i c h the Custom Honae building is located, and the erec- tion thereon without d e l a y of a building sufficient tn capacity t o accommodate the branches of the g o v e r n m e n t service in that city." THK PITTSBt-RGH HOSPITAL. Regarding the Marine Hospital at Pittsburgh, Mr. MuUett agrees with the Supervising Surgeon, that the property should he sold, and a more elig- ible site for a hospital ou the pavilliou system be purchased. He thinks the present property will sell for enough to meet all expenses of the change. ST. LOcrs. The recommendations for new buildings at St. Louis are renewed, hot to erect a building within the limit of the present appropriation would be but a waste of money, A new building is un- doubtedly needed, hat should not be commenced unless the government can afford to spend an •mount necessary to produce the proper result. i""i*i" FOREIGN Fur'h« r !' ir'imldr* of Ihe i manist Eie^tftis it lT8A€€t (Mil- The Belgian Ministry to Resign. Forced . Mr. B A N G S , from the Comiutttee on F e e s a n d Salaries, introduced a bill to fix the salaries of Circuit J u d g e s and J u d g e s a t tan OnpmWgOanrt. In Cook County. It fixes the salaries a t 11,000. Mr. EPLJEB especially desires to be understood n s flavoring tee p a y m e n t of decent compensation to Supreme Court Ropes tors. H e favored t h a n pr v o l u m e proposition, aa did Crawford, Sterne, APTBBNOON SBSSION. AJWO t a n n w r r a n a o u r r i o n . Mr. STARNE offered a resolution that when the Senate 'adtearas to-day i t adjourn to F r i d a y a t 10 a. m . Mr. WILLIAMS m o v e d t o amend b y striking out Friday a n d Inserting Saturday. T h e a m e n d m e n t w a s lost—yean, 00; n a y s , 33. n n w M U A Mr. BENTER mtroduced a bill deteehing Mer- m , o r BTIXS. Several bOls were read a first and appropriately referred. A t *:*0 t h e Senate adjourned. ttOM Mr. H O U S E O F RKPRESENTATrV'BB. ptnoua WATT1 mttt^teiabillte authorise the - the Go apnro- b^the4Tffcaount *XE&S?*^?fltoS* States of htnd needed tearaten HmmeteChi- cago, etc. The bill, which to the one mtroduced orTir. Phelpe, was raawlfea aeeand time, and SJMI to the Committee of the Whole. w e a r fjf 1,1 JL Mr. CASEY, af Jeffbrson, oflared a MU pr to t ing nojtoo to repair a n d enlarge the Court House a t Mount V e m o n . Mr. M B B B l T r tetrodnoed a bill to .iniet righto a n d titleo w h e r e evidence to lost in part or whole, Mr. A U S T I N offered a aiU to appropriate to a w t detlelswoies In fiuniiii aswrsowtattena for t h e support of tne ' raatMonaaryi * Tffiaanaensn m left blank, and will be ailed wh«n t h e s u m s due t o t h e aredltoro of t h e prison h a v e h e a a reported b y t h e special somai I ttee. T b e M B t o r oityeowrai'ln towns ot owsrt,M0 n e o n l e w a s resdl a first tima A motion ta send it back to t h e Committee o n Judicial Department ^ff^^CLOUTJ, of Macoupin, introduced a h m a u t h o r i s i n g ™arricdTronien to m a k e oontracte, a , T l e f l h u S o r r v c r f f i , o f | three.fourth, of a J « y e t a t n t e In relation t o wiDa, (To the Aoooototei P1000.] r&EAATST 8TATKMKKT. WASjDROToa, N o v . » . — T h e Treasury Depart- received s i x t e e n millions of called , London. Altogether the depart- far received fifty-three millions of the one* hundred millions of called bonds, of wkoah it will only be requisite to redeem i n coin b e t a t o n s i x and s e v e n millions, w h i c h h a v e al- ready been provided for. The remaining portion h a s already been offered for n e w $ per cents. I t to confidently believed at the Treasury Department that tea aegotiationsconneetod w i t h the Syndicate w i l l all be completed without a n y unusual dlatiiirtances in the money market. The Syndicate operations will not affect in a n y w a y the Secretary's, usual monthly programmes tor the purchase ot bond* for the sinking fund. rATXXT KXTBK1MED. The Commissioner of P a t e n t s to-day e x t e n d e d the patent of Neweosnh D e m a v y , of Kalamazoo, Michigan, for snow plows. NAVAL. It is supposed at the N a v y P e p s 11 moat that t h e Terrar, having yesterday bean ordered to H a v a n a will arrive there to-day. The Worcester, n o w a t Boston, will be flag-ship of the North Atlantic flee% Admiral Lee having. It to said, left WaaUngton, to-day, to Join her. T h n j a p a t e i a . n o w a t Norfolk, cannot immediately join Ilka squadron. ss*the Captain reported, this morning, t h a t she first re- qufres repairs. The Severn to nominally i n com- mission, ^»ut W'U not be fitted for sea. The which recently started for Brazil, will be recalled tor temporary d u t y l a the squadron. The s o t h o r t t i e e d o n o t apprehend a n y difficulties tit H a v a n a w i t h American attUena, but say the re- turn of the squadron t o the North Atlantic to i n accordance with the n o a f a to h a v e j a force con- v e n i e n t for the protection of onr etttxena, should .• necessity for it occur. They look upon the recant disturbances in Havana as m e r e l y of a local actor, a n d as significant of the a s s u m e d ' anee of the volunteers against the Spanish itios. T h e Congresa, n e w a t N e w York, will, it to supposed, go to the Mediterranean, to relieve tee Gnerriere a s flagahip of t h e fleet. ArfOfwrnoBorra. The President has appointed C W. Surveyor General of ILansas; General J, W. Vma- aervere, of Iowa, ana N. Hilton, of St. Lento, United states Commissiftaern to examine and re- port upon the roads and telejraph lines of Kan- AnatVAia, •** Colfax and family. Senators of Maine, w i t h their fami- arrivod t o d a y . There Washington T t e e President ians Fortifying the Passes •f tae Fosses, M I S C E L L A N E O U 8. B IVGBCBS WTTHOITT NsTWBPAPMB port; loan, real estate and common law bnsines a n m d e d to. B B W B L L PRATT. Attorney, im Wa- " ^ S a A i S N U 8 ~ O F , , # « o A N ~ A C T I V B M A S K . Jt* *4uateted with Chicago merchants can secure apo- sitktt that will p a y f t W ) per montb. AddrassNO H U M B r o , T r l h u f » office. 1? 1 B RR1Y11D, P E R A N C H O B nropa, from atoagoa rat aspbalte roofing felt, , beathinjc, or slaters felt. iffiee, tit s o u t h Caaal-st., DBRSON BROTHKKS. . 2'ZX •boat t^OO SSTL^HEN* *^'2fS&&r2£F£2£ T J A B T T 1 S JL torn to land G r e a t M r i t n i n . Lo»h)flir, N o v . JO—Noon.—The latest bulletin from Sandringham reports t h a t there h a s b e e n n o change in t h e condition of the P r i n c e of Wales since y e s t e r d a y The fever is t o t s o great, atid t h e pattent to eased and obtains some sleep, b y which ha to greatly strengthened. Notwith- standing the favorable aspect of t h e case, a n x i e t y w i t h regard to the result to not r e m o v e d . LOHDOV, Nov. » . — T h e physicians' bulletin, « o'clock this eveniuK, s a y s t h e P r i n c e h a s a q u i e t day. A s a n indication t h a t the of H i s Royal H i g h n e s s is not consid- e r e d dangerous, it m a y h e stated t h a t nia p h v - issue only two c a s e become at short notice bills sawed to order. We have dry joist, .etc, froia n a » — f e e t Persons wactmc long M a t s or bille filled, green or dry, wfflpleaneoaFon B. FOWLMB * CO., Room l N a U C a n a t a t . ^ • 'rNTMNBTNG GOIN© TO CALI- retnrn may be beneated by eombiniag. Benfiyoaf addrtas to B L F, No.«as Cottaga Prove av. fc ^TOKBS• 0IUGJNAj7MlOTAl.~Btyw ; DBILLS, ) for stone and otlier manufacturing purposes, was the only thill that stood tee test and was fit tor use after passing through the Chicago fire. Price, H& Bittsextra 3. R B S B S T B B ABONS, sole manufac turers and agents for Maryland ; WM* F. MBYBBS, sole agent for Pennsylvania ; J. F. STOKES, agent for Illinois, SO Tfatrd-av. " ^ S ~ p b B T S M M N - - T W O FTNM'NTKw^'' : C * N T B A £ lire breech-loaders and two muzzle-loading guns, bore is, at tio Hatotoa-st. _ WA N T B D - B V B B Y TBAMSTBB TB T H B OITY to go to C LHMBNT & 8AYBB*S, 380 Milwautee- av. and buy an army overeoat. [INO.WATCHBS, .te. ohT cams, r c u r r a - e a . ' » %£$&£$%- ding, dry Roods, etc. Cash paid at BABTLBTT'S, OS 'THAT WA B T K B — CAST-OFP CL< oldjsold, sfivor, 1 aartoBs consider it necessary to i bulletins e a c h d a y . Should the b critical, LOWXkK night there would be published every hour, 20—Midnight.—At a late hour to- no change In the condMoa of tec •BJBJl n ti k tee N E W Y o a a , Nov. 2 9 . - A speciai despatch from Parte aaya that the execution of t h e Communist Rossel w a s attended b y c l e r g y m e n of t h e Frot- "ptocopai Church, a n d Bourgeois by Ro- tholio clergy men. Bossat Jumped from l o t carriage, taaaediatery after It haltdfl, pale. H e w a l k e d w t t e d i f l l c u « y toward assigned te him, e v e n although he >d b y clergymen. Ferre w a s lifted placed o n tea g i RoseeL H e a p p o s f s d to strength immediately, and w a l k e d w i t h a firm stop. Bourgeois w a s then t a k e n out, a n d the sentence of t h e e o u r t m a r t t e t w a s read. A t tee ooaanunoa of tee Roosel handed his handkerchief to the b ^ u r o l d e d . Thera w e r e ^ o o ^ s o Uant march almost immediately. This was played until t h e troops w e r e tar from the scene of ten execution. T h e fmmh of this tragedy duced a very dean sensation in the camp at tory, in Earls, and Versailles. *«rANTND_BSVBRY O N E TO K N O W VI good lodgings can be had at the Merchant's Bu- ropoan Hotel, l i s Washington at>, at so cents to fi.pa. W " A a W B D ^ A KOTABY PTJBUC OOMMI8 stbn, city or county; cash money. JONES, m> Wabash-av., corner Harrtooa-st. ..*.. am .. W A c ^ ^ « e t s i o B | ? l ^ 1 o f f % ^ 5 a l * ^ Southern points at the lowest rates. Apply at 310 West Bandolphtt., in cigar store. exchange "OB T H I! W H O U t OF A MEB- > Iowa land a n t altogether KMCO or J7.000. A fair : oe made. Address H K, Trfbone office. XWTABTTBIVA COTTAQiS. 9UE.OB DppBAJB dWeHing. t will be paid. move on West Side, tor which cash h. PKASB, U4 West Madison-st. X a T A S T K O - T O f r property ar rtf, B X C H A N G E F O B INSIOK stock of goods, a store-bnuding, and Cash. J. V . FAY, B West Ban- LOHDOK, N o v . 3 9 . - A degpatch dated yesterday, s a y s : " T h e Prussian Foreign Ofice baa received intelligence t h a t t h e Gorman sailors w h o w e r e under oonflneuient in Rio Janeiro have been relieved b y order of t h e authorities. A pa- cific arrangement of t h e difficulty w i t h Brazil is now probable, and the axeitement on the subject to n o w subsiding." B B K L I N , N o v . ao.—The press throughout the country comments w i t h indignation o n the fre- ewent assassinations of German soldiers in the 00- ewpien %umm»m ox m msnrev a n a w mnaossjtosai immunity of the perpetrators from punishment, a n d demands o f t h e military authorities ener- getic and efficient action to p u t an e n d to the outrage. . . . » B i s m i r k w a s unable to attend the o p e n i n g of the Prussian Diet, in consequence of protracted indisposition. PAKIS, Nov. » . — T h e Germans have commenced to build fortifications in the passes of the Yosgea. »* — B e l g i a a * . BAB88KXS, N o v . 39.—The Ministers have tender- ed their resignations to the King. T h e people, satisfied w i t h the accomplishment of their object, have dispersed, and order prevails throughout the city. KacsBELs, Nov. 39—Evening.— The King of t h e Belgians h a s commissioned M. Georges Francois Thontoseu to form a n e w Cabinet The Burgomaster of Ghent, a t the head of a deputation of four hundred citizens, to-day waited upon M. J f l a o Bara, the well-known Liberal statesman, a n d presented an address ex- pressing admiration of bis political principles, and the nope t h a t h e w o u l d again h e called to participate in the administration of t h e govern- ment. M. B a r a w a s Minister of J u s t i c e tn t h e Cabinet of M. Frere Orban. d Q I f R A MONTH.] or female agents; alahed ; business new; N O T M - T f l o T T i a u * M e P8.000 S a n established and stating - A B U S I N : above bui nature of MAN W I T H T H B wishes an Interest real name siness. Address with rea '; VIENKA, Nov. 29.—Baron Yon Laugerau, M i n i s ter from Austria to Holland, has been appointed Envoy Extraordinary a n d Minister Plenipoten- tiary t o the Court of St. Petersburgh. Prince Metternich has ashed permission tore- Qolf^tA n , i n J^^^yof Mtn toats^g^aa^ossjnffi ao*% smsw? *a\.an*nisa. 1 as 11 .iwsvti) oa v ( v u In Paris, w h i c h ha h a s held since lfiM. YISNTIA, Nov, aa,—The first treaty negotiated b y Count Andraasy, since h e c a m e Into office, being that concluded w i t h the American Minister, John J a y , for t h e protection of trademarks in t h e United States a n d Austria, wan done in duplicate, w h i c h are deposited i n the Archives at Vienna, Pesth, and Washington. The treaty to written in three languagea—English, German, and Huaga- W *»-*ttt' LOKDOM, Nov. 3*.—The steamer Ne« rived w i t h despatches from Madrid, a n d g i v e s i account of t h e marriage of General Sickles, Min- ister of the United States. The attended b y a • brilliant guished company. A m o n g honored it w i t h their presence Marshal Serrano, lata Regent of Spain. despatch g i v e s the n a m e of the bride as Creigh. General Sieklea a n d wife left Madrid d a y after the marriage, for Liverpool, w h e r e they will take the steamer for N e w York. Some of his friends s a y h e will not return. M A D KID, N o v . 29.—The g o v e r n m e n t to-day re- ceived a despatch from H a v a n a announcing the execution o f the medical students for profaning the oemetery where the remains ot Caetonon were laterred. The n e w s created a profound sensa- tion, and t h e Ministry immediately convened te consider w h a t action should be taken. The departure of t h e m a i l s t e a m e r , t o h a v e sailed to-day from Cadis for Cuba, w a s postponed t w e n t y four h o u r o . _ BtsUy B B B V E , N O V . 39.—The Pope, ing to a n address, e x p r e triumph of the Church. I ideaa of compromise with T u r k e y . CoiWTAirrmorLE, Nov. 3a,—There has been a large increase fax tin number of eases of cholera boul during the last three or four days. >*, N o v . 38.—War h a s broken o u t in Afri- ca, in t h e route p a n n e d b y the explorer, Captain Stanley. Four of his m e n w e r e kilted tn a battle w i t h t h e n a t i v e s , and Stanley himself is ill with f e v e r at Unicanyemb. te' ' M e x i c o . that a g e n e r a l r t a t e g o f t h e revolu- tionists to e x p e c t e d to take p l a c e on t n e 1st of December, T h e g o v e r n m e n t to concentrating M00 troops near Oaxaoa. Dtea to a t O a x a c a with M i a a w n , r e a d y for battle, same HffmrjB- tUUDKUdS, J AS. 8, w i t h a bound The Library w a s BTAXa UnAABT. oprtating •»,•»• tor t h e ao t t h e w a s read t h e Mr. CABBY JeAertea, H a i _ W ilUaaMon, Saltee, a n d Gallatin, p c i i u c a i i s a a i w . The amendment w: Mr. FLEIIABTY p i a n published ba A ~ " t ^ n 1* rjakw t h e t i c special order .foa a g r e e d to. " * *" ArrsAta r s o n m r a a v t e o a a . Tlie bill to provide for na#o»l* front the. Jtoard '«ff. Snperviotm of a n y eountv, w a n : »*' >> of t h e bill 9 .:", .;:., KM oCAona time and sent to the J ADJocaaniaw, • A motion t o adjourn waa n o t 26: aayo, «4- A motion ter a sail of H o u s e declared sojourned. Committee. tat yeas, S A S FuASeiaco, N o v . » . - A r r i v e d t ing, special stesaaar AJnahn» f r o m H Noveaaher te, and Yokohama N o v e m b e East, overland. YojtoH AM *, Nov. »—Naoa.—There to much com m e a t b y foreigners a n d J a p a n e s e a t t h e ac- tion 3 t h e American Government on abandoning Intel course w i t h Corea, It is and hightyjar*judWal«to our foreign interest both undertaken unless t h e American people w e r e prepared to carry out their intention. It to rumored t h a t a demonstration against the Japanese island of Truahloe lying b e t w e e n Ma- ffasake a n d Corea, baa M e n made b y Corea, s h e claiming t h a t a s Corjan terrritory. T h i T i i i l f fi r te Chrrtsi h a i T-rdurncfl rn Yfffto and,scone diplomatic mistake havTng occurred, tt to reported thny h o v e h r o n g h t a o treaty .with sm. China w a i " >ICT H A S MOMMY TO I*QAJfi O V aad other chattel and collateral t'aahmgtoa st. .. nnois r TO I-OAW ON MAMONTXB, WATCKBS, "A TOBrtICXXl*F, _ Dearbora-Jrt. «B W^ft Jacksen-st., •1 v e and , wanted a treaty of a offenaive, w kich Japan to accede to. Trouble* have broken out in t h e southern dis- tricts of Japan in opposition to the government the position o "* Ing the treaties and giving nothln^tn return. year, a n d the Governor!* celled upon to export and supply the Saigon mnrket, where t h e eropt The*railrond t o Y e d d o front Yokohama w i B probably be finished the present year, but It is so poorly ballasted that it will have to be rebuilt within another year. Telegraphjc commuulea- tiou between Naganaki a n d Oeflra will soon h e completed, a n d direct eoaamunlcatioa w i t h Eu- aad Amci rope 1 . TO LOAN . cetpts. and other days, and on real estate paper discounted. O. Canal-at. OtHS* RaV s, at » a u d t e it rates. Commercial *n^BWBsV^ni n •§ a* anap •TS' nmi IBBM TJLBICH A BONt), 1 B Y ON SHORT T I M E , U1P of security taken; note* bought. ' C t Wabash-av. IX)AW -MOMMY - OM n p O I X ) A N - lOLDfeMt! Faik aadTi 'LOAi^MONirY^tir Ajaouw-ra o* noa on rpo LOAI aoisfanaa ^ city real I ^ P B A S B , [ A A W A N T B D , TO ?\fv.fabove amount, for estate, of 11,900 en good m i . A, U* West Madlsoa-st. I I 11)1 T O " " BORROW' T H E one or more years, WortapAOO, !i I . H A Block. LOAN FROM THBKK TO ta sums of tsoo 10 ti,sou J100oOOO"«a —i W i i ^ P A T C A B M I S C K w r a LOAN Wabaaa-av. TO STJIT, d aeenrity, i o W Y , m een established seven years, and will sf- CallatMsFnlton-st. A 10. 1 NBBS OHANCB F O B S A L B - A complete job printing office and blank hook manu- factory, with stock of paper, envelopes, etc., situated in a cfty of so,oot> inhabitants. 200 miles from Chicago, and having the loading business. Will Invoice from 112,000 to fi:s,000. Satisfactory reasons given for de- siring to sou. Address-or apply to H . H . G H A N D - LER7S Advertising Agency, 4M State-st, within Ave days.. ,L!)i|: • . LARGE A N D W7ELL ESTABLISHED ABTD wall appointed tannery l o r sale, hi successful " m, in St. Louis, Mo. Buildings are brick and , roomy and airy; 75 vats, including leaches, Ac. Also, an additional number of vats for tanning from 6 to 34 dry sheep skins per day. About 100 cords chestnut oak bark to shed. Native sumac aheap. This being the great hide and leather market of the West, nukes it a rare chance for those wishing to en- gage in i t Immediate possession given. Address GEORGE J. MOORE, care of H. B. GRAHAM A BRO., St. Louis, Mo. A R A R E C H A N C E - A VALUABLE LEASE ON long time for sale on Halsted s t , between Madi- son and Monroe-sts., three doors from the new theatre now building. Party obliged to return Bast, will sell cheap. Apply to W. ST? JOHN SHERWOOD, 123 West Waahington-st., Room A i|te fYooaat 1 offer for sale at JOT and 007J West Lako-st. stock of Uardvrare, tfnware. fixtures. tinners' tools, and j t A A BBADBES H A L F I N T E R E S T I N BUS- U V Viness,. with 11,000 stock, clears fSOO montidy; Booms. IN A B U S ! 5f?AAfB^te *&& INTEBEwT < P O U U n e s s with IL000 stock; clean |500 monthly "POR S A L E - O B B' J ? lsetoMeVliABts* WteaoandJotNoT 7 sTrffOftfot s I M l lstars> h N G B - B D I L D I N G AMD tThirtiethot- a 23 to M Wahpanseh-av., with it houses on Langleyav. lease No. 230 West VsnBuren-st. on Van Burnt, near Aberdeen-st Aberdeen-st, near Tyler. Jackson-st, between r terrain, on Tcxinftopi .-st, west Of railroad. 1 Looiuis-st-, cheap. w a r . , with lot went Waahlnpton-st., modern lm- a larlotelfi:*1,^8**' * * " b o a r*" r i i' « W e 8 * 8 i d e . a t buraed district, some bar. A large nawber oflots in gains. ~ w — OFFICES F O B • » » Congress and Van Ba- [•remises to W. J. BA R rriO RKWT—FIRST-CLASS FBONT OFFICE, ON X first floor; also desk room and sleeping room ; at CT4 Washlngton-st. m o BENT—TWO OOOD JL on Michigan av., between ren-sts.. east side. Apply on premises B E Y , Laud Agent • - . . . i » . ' . . . - » • I j l l m l l . N I . — I . . M W I , ^ — I -111 • ! • II • • | i W • • m O B E N T - H A L F OFSM ALLSTOBE ON STATE JL St., near Sixteenth.at |25per month till May lst- F. A. BRAGG A CO.. 46 East Harrison-st. m O R E N T - T H B M A I N FLOOB OF OCB BARN A with office 24} and MS North LaSaUe-st, 40x75 feet, suitable for a store room MUBTBY A BBO. or supply depot. Me- m o BENT—BARN OF 9 STALLS TO A R E JL liable party, HOFFMAK A CO., 25 North Clinton. m O RENT—THE TWO 8TOBK8, NOS. 54 A N D 86, A and58and00 South Water-at.,for five years, to good responsible tenant Will be finished as soon as the weather will permit. Inquire of H, H . SHU- FELDT, 144 Folton-st. _ [ T O R E N T - S T O B E BOOM 25x100, SECOND storv, No. 125 Michiganav.; will rent a part or the whole. Inquire at Mowe'a Scale office below. A. P. M W S A A F >R SAI ti W e ^ ^ e . Madison-st., Boom t ON" I'asMngton-st, near corner Panlina- !X1»FBET OM CAMALJST., B E n S - o M ^ S ? ? a t o ' d W a 8 h m g t o n s t e . , with 4.story w f l o a w e s t r s t V«gy cheap. tcoreerOfSpveateenthsnd Clarkvsts. comer State «IM1 TweiityAtth ste. West Bandolph, between Union ..north of ITrtrtieth-sU 's bridge works, av. and Dearborn-ats. each, on Park av., near Bo- 129 ft on 1 •i acres ad ICOxttefi 2 bliek honaes, by-st. 100x137 ft corner e st. and Bryant-av , opposite , near Wells s t and WejhvstA, with bnildiag. near Randolph nt. Norte a n d s o n t e aaunW . ^Also, several other piecesin both Diyhdons of hnrnt fibtertct cheap. KERR DAVISON A WKLOM, Room 1 Welch's Bnfldmg. at sad m f o n t h Canal SALE—B' "POK lieaSPi. OLOK, tate Agents, S o f ^ F l n h ^ : 40 feet Stated 40 feet Wi ' GEORGE A HILL, B E A L atateat: near Clark. Madison st. . Hairison. v., with 2-story house. 100 feet Wabash-av., oornar Thirty nrst-at. « feet Cahvsset av., corner Twoaty-ttilrd st. l » f a c t IndUna-av., corner ThStiethst. 40 feet Tylenst,, near Throop. _ OS feet Latiix-at., corner Flum. I SO feet Twenvy-aixtih-et, near Bpodsn. And a large mrnher of lots in tee north parte of the 01% from two upward. TWo-story snauaiament brickAwelling, Wabaah-av, near Thirty-seeuidst., cheap. T« o,story frane, South Moi-gaa-st. Two-story frame, Washingtoa-ot., corner Staunton- Peorii S A I E - B Y J. H. KEBLEK, 262 HALSTED- porfavst, betveen Tyler and Harrison, 25x125. Polk-Mt., botwem TMsplatnes a i d Halsted, 03x118. VanBuren-st, 15 feet west of Wood, 35x100, lake-st, east of Lincoln, 60x137. Isted-st, north of Twelfth, 11x125. st... corner of Throop, Mxi25. in-av., comer Twenty^third-st,, 150x105. _ leth-st., between Butterflald and Burnside, 25x 25. ^ F OR SAIJST-NORTH SIDE PROPERTY. 8. B. cor. Ruth and Indiana-sts 60x100 f t N. E. cor. Indiant and Oass-sts, 75x100 f t N- E. cor. Pine aid Michlgan-sto., 100x100 ft. N. W. cor. North Clark-st and BaWen^v., 82x150 ft N. W. cor. Rush and Khuie-sts,, 30x50 ft. Ohio-st East of Rush-si, 32x100 ft. Outariost East of Pine-st, 30x100 ft. Mlehigaahst 100 ft East of Pinewt, 80x109. T_ A S H . A V ^ N E A R CONGBESS St., 40x171, east front. Wabash av., near Peck -court, 40x170, with first-class improvements andgood rents. Wabaah-av., near Peck court, V feet east trout, full depth, with iiuprorenients. .f. D. HARVEY Real Estate and Loans, Mi W a bash-av. F >B S A L E - C H E A P E S T BtTSINBSS PROPER- ty In the market— 30 or 00 feet, south front, by 183 feet deep to alley, 01 Madison-st, between Wills and Franklifi sts ; tern* easy. Wells s t , corner «f Monroe, ITS feet front on Wells- s t by 80 feet deep. S t a t e s t , 25 feet west front, between Madison and Monroe. J. D. HARVEY, Beat Estate and Loans, 304 W a bash-av. _ _ — F B S A L R - T H A T V E R Y DESIRABLE A N D central property, located at the northwest corner of Clinton and Jeckson-sts., lot 84x106 feet The Un- seed oil manufactory, wood and iron works, with en- gine, boiler, e t c . now occupying said lot, will be sold therewith if desired, and offers an excellent oppor- tunity to parties asstring to commence a profitable business at once. Terms low, A bargain. Address WM. H. SAMPSON A CO., Baal Estate and House Beating Agency, 285 West Madison-st 1 J O R SALE—TWO-STORY HOUSE ON PEORIA- A? s t , between Tyler and Harrison, 7 rooms, and lot 25x125, at 14,500. ner Harrison. J . H . KRET.RB, 262 Halsted s t , cor- F OR SALE—HOUSE OF 12 BOOMS. ELEGANT- ly furnished, on Indiana-av., at three fifths its value i 12,000 cash, balance on time. Apply 1030 Indi- ana-av; ^ „ HALK—DESIRABLE BJtHrDBNCK" . LOTS fronting On Campbell Park, only 2| miles from the Court House. Price, 11,000 to H.soo each. T*OR A? froj , according to location. Will sell a few lots without present payment Wi 10 u t pr Apply at 150 West CAMPBELL BROS. if improved immediately ton-st. I'aahiug LOST AlfD FOUND. V ^ A A ^ / 1 A A A / W V A A A A A A ^ A ^ M / I / J V ^ A M ^ A / W V V V V < T O S T - A SMALL SORBBL M A B X - T H E FIND- JLi er will please return same or send word to J. D. LYONS, 300 Tyler-st, and be rewarded. L OST, STOLEN, OR DESTROYED DURING the great fire—Bank book issued by the Seamen's Bank for Savings, N. Y., to Susan M. Cogswell. Trus- tee. If not found or returned to tee bank within so days from this date, I will apply to the bank for a new book. MILTON COOSWELL Chicago, 1W1. T O S T L r * W j - a m » R j f \ ^ ^ J_J of last week a Scotch terrier, dark white. Had on leather collar with a foot of chain attached. The above reward will be paid for his recovery at 380 Aber- deen-st L OST-175 R E W A R D - O N WEST MADISON-ST., between Robey and Hoy no, a pocketbook con tam- ing 1187 in greenbacks. The tinder will receive the above reward by leaving the same with MISS GRACE FIELDING. No. 787j West Madison-st, Upatoirs. L O S T - A DARK B A Y HORSE, WITH HALTER on. Liberal reward at 106 Fourteenth s t C. 6LORCEN. ' . L O S T - O N MONDAY AFTERNOON LAST, O N E gold bracelet. The finder will be liberally re- warded by leaving it at 545 Michiganav. MKTMD-BLACK HORSE. 1 Bandolph-wt, upstairs. CALL A T 214 W E S T T O S T - O : Haun^rt-! OST-ON MONDAY E V E N I N G OF T H E fire, from a dray, corner of Twelfth and a tin box marked "A. McCoy," ptweity of Amass McCoy, lately Of Crosby's Opera House. Contains nothing of value ex- cept to the owner. Tne finder will be liberally reward- ed, and no questions asked, by leaving the same at the office of tee Tribune, No. 15 Canal a t Owner can bo addressed at Roekford 111. OS VACANT LOT, " which owner can _ charges. If not Id tor same. Address "IPOUN D-OCTOBEB AT Michigan-a v., a one- have by proving property and pi called for in sight days will be J F B , 0M Wabash-av, M I S S l N G - S A M c i L 8W, who left Love Lane, La Of F i n e s t and Chicago-av. (,A CABPEN TKR, GILLBTT'B 8SJ ner of State and Illinois-sts., on the 1 great fire, a two nati * will be rewarded h y i IS A CO, 204 Miclligan-av. ( O R m A K E N X Uiuon years old, jrty property a D P - O N T H E STTH INST.. N E A R Stock Yards, a brown mare, about twelve ["he owner can have the same by proving id paying charges. T H O M P S O N * ED- BALM—125,000 T 3 0 B JC ket price. Call at once 4l»8onthClat*st. B E D S B i t T M B B A L E - C H E E S E , A NO 1, AT BARGAIN, ft 1 from 9 to 12 cento, at wholesale; also, horse and wagon, and a aieagfc.' Ne. t i Soute Cflntoa-st. -ITOB SALE-IOtOOO FEET W H I T E WOOD LUM- TT*OR HALE-«0,00» At OLD BRICK, ON T H E A? grouad or delivered in lots to suit, oa Sedgwick, s t . just north of Chicago-av. A A j J t - W B B ^ V F T T N " ADAMS 19x25, two rollers, ia N E W TONS OF FANCY MIC3XI- F. E . LOVE- TX»R SALE— Fl A? sate. Call at 4 « BUftGLAR PBOOF rear office. -av, JT tera, drawem, cOr^, suitable for any busineae. Apply at H4 Third-av. ""•«• i" I W I I I I • i •• A S K FOB T H E W< Sewing Machine; Me, and do not' twite. R E N O W N E D H O W E and moot retla- other. Offices sso South Hal- av. Canvassers wanted,'and' § A V E tat. B U T T H E WILSON S H U T T L E SEW. In* machine. The beat in the world. Price. |45. arraatod for five years. Sold oa easy monthly par* »ents. Salesroom, m Wee* Madison-st. South.Side office, 077 Park-av, waa l a s t •W^itW UTAH. T h e IHoranoH M n r d e t C n a e t n B r i g h s a a B a p e e t e d — f A u w N a u o M i c F e e t l v n l — - f t e a d t l w I N — T m a n s DelsvyaaV S A L T L A j ( * N o w . | i . - H o n . C. b e h a l f of t h e aAsamdantejA the i. it- «-. Brfsjaani Taung. m u r d e r , to «uhch ths) v^ H. | | 1 ., . it ih. Ilemi . »*... sltealNl BlPflXlt OVt The s n o w w e s t of Kansas probably e x t e n d eastward ease of The Peo- KitubaH, and othars,for indictment, occupied t h e A - T h e rtetng w i t h partially cloudy a n d ptoasaut weather to probable for TJrairsdny, over_tho J a k e e and At- teatic coaat, tea w m d terveawTng to brisk north- w e s t i n N e w Fjsfiiand, but dto*Wahinj a n d veer- inar te t h e north from tea lakVe te North Caroltnsk. winds. vrtth threateniug weather tne GnM State*. wBh_cloa fnratahed or unfurnished, oa Wabash-av. twera Harrlaou aad Sixteenth ata„ for t would rent parlor aad C. tfa Wabaah av., haM>meat. B l ' l t C F iBSAUC-fttOW n e w : -room cottage and lot _ only ISM down, and i t s a n e a t BROWN, Ml w e s t Washington st. R K A L E A T A T B , ILL BI . J ^ S J " * ^ ^ 0 i ! ^ 9 • » i u • • * • * atteohment* for aU machines.. Ml West Madiaoa-at- ^ J ? f * _ W A N T * R ® S E W I N * MACHINES! either with er without werk,-^ll dh weUtoad- purchasing. c § w , Tribune efsea. B W H E E L E R A WILSON ou easy montbly pay- to those who desire i t •WWfEED.. SUTOL f t sewtngmach; S^NSSOLBT TjlOB S A L E - O B lateLOt'tefBti T - A T H I N S D A L E easy terms; wffl atieu sivenfrom O. J. STOT/Om. •tJTEED, ABTNA A N D OTRBR ' . aewmg machine wold on easy always pay to, iTTC FIRST. monthly on hand.~W.F. H l c S l E Y . l i T i _ « as 1 M | ____i an. Maohme' aupphao MUSICAJL LNSTR T > I A 0 N 0 8 TO B E N T A N D FOB SALE ash-av.. finely flnrshed. WiB be sold extremely low for 10 days. Complete abstract of ""EADISON-8T. N E A R corner Randolph and Welte-Sts, Also, 80x171 ft., cor. Wabash av. and Ad snuM*. THOS. A. A M. HILL, 401 Wabash-av. ON no and terms easy. •IJOR SALE-Wxtl FT., ON Jti J ? Wabaahsv. Also, 80x122 f t , < FT., EAST FBONT live year*, at 0 per waA. « ? ~ i such lota must doubletavolue. TC»OR SALE—150x iR SALE-GOOD AND CHEAP LOTH ON T H E ' Buddan, Gar- rentytoevente, th, and Thirty e, and Shurtleff e advance in prices, due. The increased demand tor building lots, near f h e r e ap many tens of millions must he paid for labor, will advance the price F ° l t o r 5 f l : ^ o S u i e P 2 5 b a r n ^ w i t ? ^ ^ 0 ! ^ MI one o f ihe best residence streets. West Side, conve ev. A great sacrifice Ojfner nonresident and b T e f i ^ r a ^ c S n n m ^ MR. TITCOMB, at the shoe stoaw »f\» rest Madtoon-st B S A L E - B Y THOMAS A A M. HILL, 401WA- TjiOBSALE- MWdganav. Souse and lot near Twenty'-stxth-st.; tot 111,000. for iv., house audlot mrnerof Twantiete-st., .terfleid-st., house and lot near Thirty-second-st, for t t 100. This te a pretty place and verj- cheap Mlchigan-av., marble front hoase at Twenty ftfth-st. We have for sale also three ofthe finest houses on theavoaOes. COTJHTRT REAL KITATK. - F B U I T PI , with store and dw« borhood; exceUent variety May, or wouM exchange for Bide preferred. AddreoaHD B A L B - T I M B K B ^ L ^ w e s t in good neigh. lesotOB 1st of l o t ; South P. 1506 Stat**t. rJcT BENT. butcher Tribune office, PART OF A STOBE FOR A. rent low. Address BUTCHER T O B I N T - S T O B E - T H E FLRST FLOOB OF building 27* VJabash-a v., ttidtable for first-class bus- inesa. Apply t o E A. CPMMINGS, on the premises. rjno B E J ^ - ^ W O ~ E L E t i A N T STORES J UST A completed at 751 and 75» West Madison-st; rent tow. Apply at 811 West Washington-st. mo JL. RENT—A LARGE HALL WITH STAGE A N D .suitable fox meeting*, balls, entertain For terms Inquire of L. SALOMON, 210 R K N T - 8 T O K E NO- 77 L A K B 8 T . , iSx*0# A f e e t one floor, with or without basement Apply tllaawM»a»i ^ I N T E L L I G E N T ^ Y O ^ N G M E N TO Sf^Ai^L^BAPH5 COtSaf 602 Wabaah-av. MALE W A N T E D - T H B E E country schools. Apjplyto TEACHERS FOB _ . G . L A N E , 108 West MonroestTon Satnrday.'^tetweeniaBdlam. W ~ A N T E D ^ G 6 0 D BOY TO DO CHORES FOR board, and can go to school, on s farm near Wau- goodheme. 62 South Canal-*-, Boom 4. W A N T E D - T H I S DAY-00 for Iadiami; a winters work. Wept, , BENT—DBUO _ for a competent Apply to urr. * Boom 12. fllO JL fa STOBE—A GOOD CHANCE t with a small capital US West Madison-st., T O BENT—THE STOBE 20x78 F E E T I N T H E new a-story building 98 Kinsie-st., atMoining the j e w passenger depot C. A N. W. R. R-, and one block from La8alle-sr. tnnnel. T O R E N T R O O M S . T O RENT—PARLOR A N D WELL F U R N I S H E D front room, in desirable location, to men. Apply at 385 West Madison-st single gentle- m o B E N T - T W O BOOMS ON FTBST FLOOR, X suitable for double offices, or a front office and sleeping room, furnished, at 9 South Green-st, be- tween Randolph and Wasbington-sts. Call at left door In hall or to rear part T O B E N T - A F U R N I S H E D FRONT ROOM I N a respectable family, sal table for office or HBSfcv ing room. Inquire at 481 Soute Otork-at, np-etaira. m o B E N T - N I C E L Y F U R N I S H E D BOOM JL without board; fire, gas, and care; suitable for two gentlemen; 'bus passes the door. 474 West L a t e s t . m o R E N T — W E L L - F U R N I S H E D " B O O M B T F O B A gentlemen—convenient te business, in private family, with gas, bath-room and hot and cold water, en West Side—breadfast if required. Address, 8 I N - CLAIB, Tribune office. OR 5 S P L E N D I D BOOMS ON suitable for housekeeping for a M B, Tribune office, giving WO0D-CHOPPEBS Also, SO to go to the pineries; 80 tor farm work in this" State; wages, | l a day aad board. For sale, cheapest tickets in the city for S t Louis, Cairo, Memphis, VTsfcsbnrg Mo- Wle, New Orleans, Ae. Employment Headquarters, Room 8*. Lind's Block, Randolpb-st. Iwidfre^ TraTANTED-LrVBOREBS TO GO SOUTH; ALSO, 1 v pinery bands, and 4 wood-ehoppers. Tickets to aMpelnta South, fa West Randrd^-at W ANTED—MAN A N D W I F E TO DRIVE TEAM and board a few teamsters. Apply at 335 Soute Hatotoa-st. ^ _ W ANTED—200 P I N E R Y A N D QUABRY MEN. also 500 for the South. Highest wages laud. Tickets- wild to St. Louis and all southern pi/tata at lowest prices at 98 Soath Caaal-st., opposite St. Louis Depot C. V. B N B L L A g e n t rANTED—A GOOD MAN TO WORK ON A farm for the winter or year. Apply to M. J. D U N N E , Attorney, 112 West Raadolph-st ~ A N ^ E D ^ s " GENTLEMAN " A N D " 2 LADY can va ssi Literary ami Madison-«t. W ANTED—A DRAYMAN. MTJ8T KNOW THK city. Apply to E. S C H N E I D E R A CO.. Star Candle Manufacturers, corner of McGregor and Wal- lace-ets.. near Archer-ay. bridge. T H R E E FTBST CLASS SOLICI- Oood pay. Inquire tOl IS o'clock, Room 8, 64 West Lake-st. w w Society Weekly. Room 1, 07 West SITTTATTON WANTED AS OVK.R* li- the removal ol d e b r £ t a f k i u a m s ? h " n i 7 o " experience, either on peresnadll or bv contract Art S h a m S . W M * ™*"»*^B^mce *<-?WabashivV SITl'AT ION WANTED—ANY F68lTION~»Jr' qalriug «slose applicatkM), where au ext«o*iv. buw* iness experience and city acquaintance wUl tell to ad \antage. Abuadant reference. Apply to N w ^ Tribune office. —ww* ** *», S *1 1TCATION WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED man as overseer for remoTal i^ debria from build lag*, or will take contracts -, North Side preferred, a d . drees A K, Tribune oflV-e. fllTPAgON W A H T E D - B Y A g i v e ^ W t e M r i r n e f e r e n c e f A d d T e a V w k m m " Tribune ttfaca, .j 8 ITUATION WANTED—BY A MIDDLK AliED man, a» bookkeejier or »Alt-»nutn in grocery er pre- dnce commission bouse: thoroughly acq nam ted with the tmalneas • not afraid of work j can f urnWi A No. l references ; ha* Urge acqrudntance in the couutrv. Address H H P. 21 North May-at. S I T U A T I O N ' W A N T E D - B Y A GENTLEMAN who lias liern in the lumber bnsineiw in t lux cit v for the pawl ten years, wish** a position in a good lum- ber firm, ia the capacity of salesman, book-keeper, or general business man ; highest references aw to ebar- acter and capacity in am- poHitioii. Address LUM- ' ofiee, 400 T " BF.B, Tribane Branch i i Wabash-av. S ITUATION oatver. call, 614 Michigan-a\ WANTED - BY A GOOD or address J U L BEMER A CO , QFTUATTOM W A N T A D - B Y A FIBST-CLASS J3 gem ojierator, w h e e a a n i a k e a agoodneantive,or would like to rent a vacant lir"' ,»at m guod locality. Ad ares* QPKRATOR^Tjjajsh^gton-av^^iiryo. ISlTDATIOaTI WJJrTEDH — s BQanaaAnsBaaws* PTU ATION WANTED—A LADT A f*OODC)OFT- » tet wishes an eagawetiient, I uayaui^aa«ow aet so a m & s t AddresTM. UR.VHAM H U N T E R , Tri- b u n e tilHee. S PTUATTON W A N T E D - B Y A OOODOIBL TO do general housework te a small private fa Can give jtood city reference. Apply at 249J phuacoet. Dos- s: w a r ANTED YV tors. STRONG W ANTED—A GOOD, to 10 years, to drive a tight near the stable, BOY, FROM 13 ragou: must live corner Lincoln and Faltou-sts In- quire on Friday from 9 to 12 a m , at 224 West M*di sun-at, basement. References required. W "~ ANTED—MEN TO E X A M I N E OUR eom-aheller. Sheas 0 bushels per liour. atU.se. N o charge for riglitA $10 a day easy. B A l J . A O O ^ x s t y e s t M a d i a o u a ^ B o o m a JBfiW BeUite W AKTKD—SEVERAL E X P E R I E N C E D SALES- men te a leading N e w York jobbing 1 to sen m o B E N T —4 JL Ashland-av small family, references. TO m o K E N T ^ W E L L V u R N I S H E D H O U S E "NEAR JL business centre, in West Division; all modern improvements; good bath, Ac. To a reliable family literal terms wfll be made. STOBY A KING, 14» West Washington st. m O B E N T ^ F U B N T S H E D COTTAGE HOUSE, A on Indiana-av., " month. A.! to aa acceptable tenant; too per WATEBMAN, 135 West Monroe-st m o BENT—SEVERAL HOUSES OF FROM 5 TO 10 A rooms, at from |15 to fas per month, in Evans- ston, North Evanston, and Glencoe. Can be seen at my office, Boom 13, 84 South Canal-st, in the forenoon. and at Evanston in the afternoon. C. E BBO WNE. T O with furniture for sale. BENT—A COTTAGE OF F I V E BOOMS, Apply at 203 Fulton st. m O B E N T - 8 STORY E N G L I S H BASEMANT A brick house, furnished complete; to rent till May 1st, very cheap. F. A. BRAGG A CO., 40 East Harrison-st O B E N T - A N E A R L Y N E W TWO-STORY House, 10 rooms and good barn with large lot ou North-av. near Milwankee-av. Rent, $50 per month. Also two-story and basement brick house, 10 rooms, No. 710 Monroe-st #75 per month. J. H. KEELER, 262 Halsted-st, corner Harrison. , m o R E N T - O R ~ S A L E - T W O N I C E HOUSES 1>N A Michiganav. Now is the time: houses will be dearer. BlMON MBABS, 009 Wabash-av. f f W BENT—TWO B E A U T I F U L , N E W MARBLE- A front dwellings near Union Park—first-class. I R A BROWN, 141 West Waahington-st T O RENT—TWO-STORY A N D BASEMENT brick house, with modern Improvements, com- fortably furnished; South moderate. Apply to gan-av. Side, good location DAVID I N N E S S , 390 rent Michi- m o RENT—COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS, 500 WASH- A ington-av. Apply to F. B. LITTLE, 112 North Canal-st, or 16 Aberdeen-st. m O BENT-2-8TOBY A N D BASEMENT BRICK A house, with all modern improvements, at a mode- rate rent, and furniture complete, for sale, (Jowl loca- lple Hon, South Side Apply to I>AVLD I N N E S S care of J. A. A. H. F. Griswdld, 899 Michtgan-av. m O RENT—ON VINCENNES-AV~ N E A R A Douglas-place, three 2- story and basement stone- front houses, with all modern conveniences, tat per month. Apply to JOHN C. NEELY, 30 and 22 South Canal-st 1 1 1 NOBTH GBEEN-ST.—A LARGE FRONT A V parlor, furnished, with be ard, to rent 1 Q K TWENTY-NINTH-ST.^BETWEEN PRAI- JLiJfkJ rto and Calumet avs.; comfort and economy; furnished rooms, with full only. or partial board, to adults Q O Q W E S T V A N BUBEN-ST., CORNER O AJ O Aberdeen—One front room, furnished or unfur- nished, with board. Also, accommodations for single gentlemen and day boarders. Cars pass the doosy ^ €%rj A MICHIOAN-AV.—THREE LARGE PAR. O 1 4 lors en suite, unfurnishetl, or partly furnish ed, with su parties. A erate price. rior board and attendance, to first-class large room for three gentlemen at mod- i O Q MICHI GAN-AV.—TO BENT, -WTTH T t \ » » 7 board, two front rooms, on first and second floors. B eferences required. 733 755 WEST JACKSON-ST.-BOAKD. WTTH nice front room, 12x14, containing alcove and closet, suitable for gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen. N o other* boarders. Terms moderate. References required. WABASH-AV.—A HANDSOMELY F U R - nished front room to rent, with board, to two .gentlemen, heferences exchanged. WWyt MICHIGAN AV.—FURNISHED ROOM • I T t and board for two single gentlemen. Private family. Reasonable prices. D ? IW WABASH-AV.—MBS. SIERERT WOULD O i l inform her friends that she is now located as above, where she will be happy to see her former boarders. Table boarders accommodated. 1053 board. W A B A S H - A V . - O N E FRONT PARLOR. Also, one large sleeping room to rent, with Mrs. WILLIAMS. A MERICAN HOUSE, DESPLAINBS, 45 MIN- ntes' ride; you can find a good table, comfortable rooms, and ajpTeasant home; terms, |5 to | 7 ner week, prietor, or call af 112 West Randbiph-st, For particulars address J. H. Y.pro- A N ELEGANTLY F U R N I S H E D ROOM, FOR two persons. Table unexceptionable, at 13 Park a v. e lLUMET-AV.—NBAB BU8iHB»si~STBBETS, in a ftBe house, rooms, in suit or single, will be let, with board, to respectable parties, on very rea terms; private family. Address. Ji.M. F. ES. Tribune office. IM P E M A L PARLORS—584 WABASH-AV., N E A B Trarteenth-st—A few rooms to rent wHh first class board for gentlemen or gentlemen aad their wives: hot and cold water and first etas* hotel acoeaunoda- tiofls at reasonable prices. ^ A M S O N HOUSE, l * t A N D J30 W E S T M A D woollens,'flannels, aad blanket*. N e w York City. W A N T E D - A N E X P E R I E N C E D SALESMAN in a bat, cap, and fur store. Address T E, Tri- bune office. W A N T E D - A MAN TO WORK I N A WHOLE- sale liquor store; must oome well recommended. Apply at 11 w e s t Madia— at. X E T A N T E D - A GOOD SHIPPING CLERK FOR A TV large furniture house; one that fully understand* the business \ none others need apply to B. 8 DOWN- ER, with A. L. Hale A Bro., 12,14, and 10 North Canal- st., Chicago, I1L WANTED—DRUG CLERK— A YOUNO MAN IS or 10 years of age, who baa been te tee busi- ness S or 4 years; one who can talk English and Ger man preferred. Address Drawer 1*54, Council Bluffs, I o w a . W A N T E D - A N ENERGETIC HA LEHMAN AC qualnted with the liquor business, and with a connection, to sell genuine liquors on commission. Apply at 1*0 East Madison-st. ITUATION W A N T E D - A 8 SEAMSTRESS OR dittingroow girl in this city by a reepeomb* young lady who can give good Eaatern reference*; wages a c t so much an object as a good home. Address Hiss S. LONG, S2 Uuion-st B BASS FOUNDRY A N D F I N I S H I N G SHOP, R MadiHon-st., is aow 10 full op oration at tie* for UaAt West Madison et., with Increasod faeil and heavy casting, light finishing, a n t Western Sewing Machine Co.. P. . Portable and Flouring Mill circular. 1 7 NO I N E LAT1 I L L S , U l a n d all kinds of Iron tools, at Rochester Machinery Manufacturing Company. H. U. WORMEB, Maaav ger, 07aadSOSeuthCanal-st TJIMOINB LATHES, IRON PLANERS, DRILLS. A i B o l t Cuttera, Twist Drills, at W. A JAMES A CO., l M F s d t o n a t t •CCWJERY SHOP SHOULD H A V E A U N I V E R S A L l!iwood worker s t Rochester Machinery Haanfactar- Uig amipany. H. G. WOBMER, Manager, V and 0* B LANDY"8 STATIONARY A N D POBTABfAB engines and sawmUto, Daniel* A Woodwertfa'e ptonera, sash ticker sad moulder, ahaping machine* and mortfatag wachlnea, at Oanatst, F. W. NORTH B O P . A g e n t r •__ • 7 O B S A L E - A FIRST-CLASS S E C O N D H A N D A double exhaust port, 10-inch stroke, 0 IA inch cyl- inder engine and fixtures C R O S K , Lyons, Iowa. Price very low, by W ANTED—PAPER RULER—A FIRST-CLASS Job ruler can have a permanent attention and rood wages by applying to JOHN P. MORTON A CO., W A N T E D ^ A NO. 1 STICK CANDY M A K E R : f T also, a tirst-ctoss ornamenter. Address CANDY FACTORY^ Joliet, Dls. W A N T E D - C O O P B B S TO M A K E PORK BAR- rels and tierces with bucked staves. Price tor making 05 cents and ti.05. Work all the hours they please. Apply to JAMES MAHER, 136 Hickory s t , Bridgeport W A N T E D - T O BOOKBINDERS—A BUIJEUt Apply to CULVER, PAGE, H O Y N E A CO., U, 13, and 15 Desplainee-Ht WWTANTED-SLATE | A N D T I N ROOFERS A N D IT galvanized iron cornice men. A. K I N S E L Y A CO., 74 and 76 West Monroe-st. W A N T E D - P B L N T E R 8 , E X P E R I E N C E D A N steady men, outside of Ithe Union. Apply in person tefore 10 o'clock a. m., or address B E. H U N at N o 52 Price-place. rNT, W ANTED—A , GOOD-PRACTICAL WATCH- maker, that (San give rood reference, and must be sober and reliable. Address 8. N. MONROE, Dan- ville,HL i W A N T E D - P B I N T E B 8 - FIRST CLASS J O 8 compositore wanted by J. W. MIDDLETON, « and 7 East Bandolph-st. W ANTED—TWO GOOD HOB8E-SHOER8, AT OS0 West Madison-st TETANTED—TEN CARINET-MAKKR8. APPLY TT at the Northwestern Showcase Manufactory, 231 West Lake-st. W A N T B D - B I X F I B 8 T CLASS T I N N E R S IM mediately ; come prepared to work. TILLOT- SON BROS- Michiga'n-a\., corner Jackson-st 1 E J A N T K D - 8 I X CABINET MAKERS AT SWI- TT NEY*S Cabinet Factory, corner of Einzie and Reuben sts. F I R 8 T R A T E STICK CANDY one who thoroughly understands the Apply atone* to H U E S T I S A HAM1L- ayne, Iudiana. W ANTED—A maker; business. At TON, Fort Wi MAN OR BOY T H A T U N D E R stands carving rustic frames. H. B. S U M N E B W A N T K D - A stands carving 1 A CO., 803 Locuat-st, S t Louis. W ANTTD—TWO GOOD T I N N E R S , IMMEDI diately. at 40 East Klnrie:st«pjteadyjyork: W ANTED—GOOD GTBLS FOB ALL K I N D S OF housewoik in first-class families in city and country. Apply to MBs. THOMPSON, 1002 SUtest, W A N T E D - T W O LADY SOCHrTV^REPORTKRS and one editress. Call at 97 West Madison-st., Room 1. W A N T E D - W E T N U B S E . APPLY TO H. A JOHNSON, M. D., between »and 12a. m„ corner Prairie av. and Sixtecnth-st, W ANTED—AN E X P E R I E N C E D GIRL TO DO the general housework in a small family. One who wishes a steady place may call at 175 Warren-av. TAT ANTED—A GIRL FOR TT work at 88 Union Park potent. GENERAL HOUSE Place; must be com- GERMAN, ENGLISH OK N O R woman, to do general housework in a family of two, SO minutes' steam car ride from city. A* competent woman only. Apply betweenAand 10, Sat urday morning, at the office of MILBMB BROTH BBS, Printers, .0 West Bandoiph-Bt OIRL TO DO COOKING, WAHH- and ironing, where a second girl is kept In- quire a i 85 West Adams-st, corner Jefferson. GIRL TO DO U P Call at W A N T E D - A weaian •WkrANTEl waTANTBD—A COMPETENT T T stairs work ta a private boarding-house. 211 West Washington-et. w av. ANTED—A GOOD S W E D I S H OR gian girl, to do chamber work at Bo. NORWE- 9 Indiana- t per day 1 day board as per week. F**! aalK Brv ON DS—140 ACRES cood shipping facilities, and Im acres tn Antrim ana I.nawe* O^KUUiee, Michigan, All fci^vfiV timbered, aad panvataAb^ptee^wil u > g » « ^ a B B h j » * . •-•!» some tataUl. P ERSON A L - A G age, of temperate habits aojournmg in the Western ' to California, desires to gent and respectable young years of ana, with a view te WVBRBOMAL-WILL B. FMBAN, PLEASE A D T X dress your father, Glasgow, Miaamri. B. B. F A . ftAN- Y E A B S OF aasttt«n,now and about wtUi eom ..between moav. Noobieetion . COPELAND, St. P» RSON; your DOCTOB MAJOR PLEASE S E N D filreeaoaa to 3% B, Tribwae office. - O E B S O N A L - K M I L i B GBAY, LLtZIE MARTIN, r / Jane Coaroy aad Old Flaaaigan. IS WANTED OF ther-in-law, J O H N J>E INFOBMA ... _ H tckey, by her Crown Point tnd. OF T J E R S O N A L - J . A. P.. person from 71 Peoria-st DfilAN, MICH^ wishes lo see you soou. TOBRSONAL-AN INTO Jt a tods- who to rnto- cither of clothing or shW Blue Island-a v., WANTED W I T H of taking, charge shift BuEWtactorr. Call at 341 t, between 9 and 2 o'clock. •fjOB HOtJAEHOLB GOOBS. S A L E - A M E D I U M B I Z E D 8TEWABT lor stove, pipe, and tiad; one haf price. Ap- ! Jackson-st., near' N E A B TWEETT-FOUBTH Two respectable young men_can and very nice O N CALUMET A V. at—Two respectable71 _ rooms, with board, by addressing L T, Branch Tribune oBtee. S I D E - E A S T OF PARK, OFF W A S H convenient to business, well furnished rooms, with board, in a private family; references. Address DUDLEY Tribune office. W EST ington. B OARD—BY A Of State-st, south of Twenty-second-st, and north oTFourteenth-st. S I N G L E GENTLEMAN wenty_-e Address O C T , 792 Wabash-av BAST W ANTED—AN E X P E B I E N C E D N U B S E TO take care of a child. Apply at 1204 Indiana-av., corner Twenty-sixth-st. . •fJ-TANTED-AN E X P E R I E N C E D GIRL TO DO T" housework in a small family; one who wishes a steady place ran call at 980 Indlaaaav. X J U A N T E D - A COMPETENT COOK I N A SMALL T T private family. Must thoroughly understand bar business. Apply at 705 West Monroe-st. T i r ANTED—A « I R L TO COOK A N D DO G E N E TT ral housework ia a small family. Mi West wash- lngton-et \XTANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, 14 OR U TT years old, as aurae for two small childrea. Must h a w references. Apply st 297 Indiana-av. W A N T E D - A UOOD E 3 T C H B N GIRL AT 1229 Wabesh-av.—a German or Norwegian preferred. Good reference repaired. W ANTED—A R E L I A B L E E N O u I S H O B G E E man girl to do general housework in a smallfami ly at U70 Wahash-av. * A T K I N S A . B U B G E S c , W A N T E D - A T 05 TWENTY FI1TH-ST. TWO good girls, oae as cook and n seoomi irtri. None need apply only those who understand thefr business. W A N T E D - 5 0 S E W I N G G I B L S , AT O N C E i" ply *t 130 Para-av. AP- W ANTED-GOOD 8EWINO M A C H I N E OPEB- atlves at 123 West Madison-st., In basement. 8 H E B M A N A CO. — • B OARD—BY A GENTLEMAN A N D LADY. A nicely furnished room, with board for the tody only; where there are no other boarders preferred. Address, stating location aad terms, C. E. WIL- LIAMS, Transit House, A S I N G L E GENTLEMAN. LO- of Ashland-av. Address 1 L R, Tri- Stete terms and location. f h O A R D - R Y A h e a t i u n west bone office. B O A R D - I N A PRIVATE FAMILY • West Division, for gentleman. SOUTH OR AAV*. A i K i good room and board, in the vicinity of Michigan- av. aad Sixteeath-st. Addreaa A W, TTibane oSBce. T > A R T N E R - W A N T E D - W I T H A CAPITAL OF AT five or sts thousand dollars, to engage tn and *u- perintend a weU-estabUsbed ntanufacturinr business. The uuplement is made of wood and will cost from g u n to fcoo. and will readily sell at 35.00 each by the wholesaled and can l>e used by any person m the coun- try h y hnaAreaav thus making It a sure thing. N o business will pay better. None need apply without said capital. Address, with real name, street and number, for%wo days from date, ami I win either call or address bv letter the nature of the improvement L I V E Y A N K E E , Barnes House, Chicago, P L FROM 310,000 TO engage in an established good over 1100,000 per annum before P A R T N E R W A N T E D - W I T H 320,000 capital, to , dotal paying business, doing . the fire. The best of reference given and required Address W H, Tribune office. : of a travelUng« lit net profits. Call t W A N T E D - A GENTLEMAN TRAY recarean interest aad man - Ibition that will pay poo a Jon c T D . ing ta,O0© or |2,000 can procure aa interest and man ' ravelling exhiblti ts. Can (and get particulars) on C, D. IDEBSON, 39 South Canal-st, between 0 and 12 o'clock a ax., for two days. " P A R T N E R W A N T E D - A . THOROUGH RUSI- nees man, with a cash capital of 310,000 to $20,000. ta the best paying business in Cook County. Refer encea given and required. For interview, address R C. Tribune osace. . TO LEASE. fTTO L E A S E - F O R LONG TEEM OF YEARS. A 40x1701 n Wabash-av., north of Monroe-st.; '0x170 on Wabash-av., near Mo»re*-*t,- 50x00, coiner of Wa- bash-av. and Adams st.,- 90x130, corner of Cougress*t. and Wabash A V . ; 50x170, Wahaah-av.. north of Ooa gresa-st.; 30x170. on Wabash-av., north of Congress-st; 4OV170. on Wabash-av.. nortii of_Harrtoon-4A; MXITO, oa Wabash-av., north of H a r r i s o M t ; 00x170, on State s t . north of Cougress-st.: 20x130, on Statest., between Adams and Mimroe-sU; 28x44. on State s t . near Ranriolph-st ; 46x90, corner of Clark andMonroe. sts, The above property is for lease, for the present on favorable terms. J. S. GOULD, 354 Wabasha v. W ANTED—TO with or without board, on West RENT — F U R N I S H E D ROOM, Side, by two la- dies, vicinity of Willard Place preferred. Address c R, Tribune branch oface. \ » ANTBTWroBEET^TVt'OOB THEME BOOMS ' on 1st December, fumislied or unfurntohed, suit- able for honsekeeptng, JAMES, Tribune office. on South Side, Address W A N T E D - T O BENT—TWO LADIES DESIRE furnished rooms, in a quiet locality, oa the South Side; prompt pay, in advance; either two single room* or a parlor with two bed-rooms oftVby the 1st Decem- ber. Tlddrefs O. M-, 04 Tribuae ™ W ANTED—TO RENT—BY A room furnished or jiartly f u n Michigan-avs, near Twen- room furniahe«i or jiart. venience*, on Indiana or hi tieth-st., or on Eighteenth st Branch office. 499 Wabash-av OENTEEMAN. forniohetl, with all < chigan-avs, near Tn Address W M, Tribune WATANTED-Tq TT era hot taking a fen . Address L F H, BENT—BY A LADY, A MOD Til board owner, with privilege of W A N T E D - T O BENT-COTTAGES OF 8 Q roasas, ou the Weet or South Sides, |50 a month. Parties CO^BealEttSe' Madison-st . » from 120 to having such houses can and ng to WM. H. SAMPSOB A House-Renting Agency, 9S5 West Xjp ANTED—TO R E N T - U N T I L MAY L 1S7X BY TT family of four, w»th no children, a strUtiy ttrst- s-nts, good deiK-ription Room 1, 118 class house, with all modern improve; stable, A c Apply or address, rice, FREDERICK HONKOMP, Washington-st. and price, eat w W A N T E D - T O B E N T - A SMALL HOUSE. NOT far from C. B. 4 Q passenger depot Call at lunch counter ta passenger depot W A N T E D - T O R E N T - A of five or six Adams-*f. F U R N I S H E D HOUSE call or address No. 1 W ANTED—TO RENT—STORE SUITABLE FOB jancv groceries (no liquors), in central location, w e s t or south Side. Address, with terms hud tocaj tion, D P B, Tribune office* Side. A N T E D - T O BENT—A F T B N I S B F D BOOM ta a private family for a gentleman oa the West Address TREMUNT. Tribune office. W ANTED-TO R E N T - T W O O R T H R E E ROOMS on South Side, between Polk and Twsadysecond- eta, suitable for housekeetrtng. State lowest vrioe. AAOreaa G B M, Tribune ofik e. 1 WA N T E D - T O R E N T - « U N F U R N I S H E D rooms for housekeeping. Address N, Tribune office. CLAIRVOYAKTS. D^ &***** A*J> MADAM MAT^ARD^CAN " h o t business. Journeys, marriages, law snit*, f n l B t f»i'*n,-A F L Y - W H E E L ; HUH SU IT A BfJC TT for 10-inch shaft; to weigh from 16 to 22 tons; diameter 22 to 25 feet. Apply to NORTON A CO., Oriental Mills, Chicago, W E H A V E PATTERNS FOR O V E R H E A D hangings, with self-oiling boxes, a com- plete nest of pulley-patterns up te Ot tnckea, and are prepared to take orders for shaft- ing with coupling*. and other macldne, foundry, and wood-*hop work immediately. Also caa make woodworking machinery. A few 8 aad 10 horse portable engines on hand of our own mannfactur*. Also h o n e tread-powers, saw frame*, and saw* tor sawtag wood. J. I CANE A CO.. Racine, Wis. A GENTS WANTED—FOB "CHICAGO AND) th» Great Conflagration," bv Messrs Colbert aad chamberlln. of The Chicago Tribuae. A conns* history of the past of this moat wonderful of cities, and a detailed, circumstantial, and most vivid account «C its destruction by fire, with scene*, incidents, Ac. T e be completed In one handsomely bound octavo volnsa* of about 600 pages, with numerous lUastraiions b y Chapta A Gullck. from photographic views taken o n the spot, A gents'bound prospectus (price, 00c) now ready. For particulars, A c , address J. s. GOODMAN, Publisher, it South Green-st, Chicago. A GENTS WANTED—FOB "CHICAGO AMD I T S Destruction," a full and complete history of Chi- cago, her past, present and future, with graphic scenes, inciiuuts, and full detail* of tee disaster, by George P. Upton and Jaaaes W. Bheehaa. editors of the Chicago Tribune, With over 400 pages and 50 il- lustrations. It ta now ready for delivery. Send fit for outfit and choice of territory. Address U N I O N PCB- LI8HTNG CO., 105 Twenty second s t , Chloago, Lu.|Sj A GENTS W A N T E D - D R . GOODSPBED'S MXaV tory of Chicago and the Great Fire is wanted aw every person Interest ed ta Chicago. Prospectus r and Outfit free. Theaaost rapid aeUtag book In . ica J. W. GOOD8PEED, 61 South Carpentei «ago. OENTB WANTED—THE HABVBBT CF F I R E 4 1000 agents wanted to reU Cram's teriUtag pictur* A " Chicago ta Flame*;" price, fine book, giving a oataplete flagratiou, embelushed with 1 ing buildings ; price, 135.00 per line of chromos, photographs, engravings, oral f n picture*, chart*, mapaf eta, in America. Send for circular cago a l s o * of the great 00a- Btetensaef bara- Boat seUiag ovml framed new G E O B G E F . CRAM, 15 West Lak*-at Chi WANTED-*10 PER with m j A GENTS made by either sex. with my new article*. Sam- pies tree. C. M LININUTON, 93 West Monroe st. DAY CAN B E article*. 8am- Chieago. W A N T E D — fOS TO a every county in the United S patented article of great ntfilty aa to every honaehoidT For farther , T H E CHAMPION MAVUFAl I ANY, Ctevelsnd, O. I! GENTS WANTED-M00 A MONTH I BMFLOT- teeworte. 0^ or S t Lento, Mo. A GENTS WANTED—FOB T H E HISTOBT OE the War in Europe, It contains over 100 fin* **> gravtags of Battle Seen** and tacadenta ta the War. audi* theenly fuU, authentic aad official history s i that great conflict Agents are meet ing with - Cantion—Inferior histories ere befit that the book you buy contain* 100 A seepages. Sendtorcbrcuhtreasrf^a^ourterf^anaa tairdetraripaoa of the work. Address NATIONAL P U B L I S H I N G CO, Jftt West MadUoa-st, Chicago, HI facta. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A GENTS W A N T E D - I N MVXXT TOWN OR county to sell the fattest and beat article ever In- troduced, lor marking linen, books, aad card*. Scad for circular to A. M. RICHARDSON, 122 South San- gamon-st, ____!__ A GENTS W A N T E D - THBOUGHOUT THM Northwest to eanvaaa fur aeveral new been*. Among them is Wax. Cuflen Bryant's library of Poet- ry and Song, 1,500 poena from iisaili OOOawfbuia, the puauahea.1 proved, aad fully fflustnateo, lor wtteta Uttie over sixlanoalhA MOSES WARREN421 West AGKB TS WANTEB—are TO an A made, on small capital, with ear •ample* fn article. OOeeat A RAY, 289 West Chicago. DAY E A S I L Y great hoiwta ail with A GENTS W A N T E D - T O SELL T H E CKLE- brated double rubber weather strips, for windows and doors, ta every town in the Northwest Send for price list to J. W. D. KELLEY A BBO- 30« sttcbi gan-av. . F IB E I G H T E E N AMERICAN ADMINISTBA tions—Adiims. Adams. Buchanan.Fillmore,Oraat. Harrison, Jacksor. Jefferson, John son, Uiicoln, Madi son, Lonroe Pieree. Polk. Tavlor, TyieT, Van Rurea, and Washington Mailed free for 25 centA Addres* M. C. 8 P A U L D I N G , Chicago. rf-IARBIAOIS, HABNatSA BEST NBUT HA H P - hire blankets, laprobes. halterw, cheap cut of aav in this city, LAZEAE'S 148 Mlchlgaa-av-, Qake front \. TX)K SALE— BROOKMAN A S E I N N E R . ISO A? Twenty-secood-st, corner State, ten new cutter*. AR-nts for the Studebaker wagon of all descriptions . all kinds of horse* bought aoktT and stabled. T S O B B A L E - T W O WHOLESALE NOTION WAO- Jf ons, medium aise; Hoyt'a Ithica-made peddliag wagons, as good as new, for sale cheap MONS ANDERSON A CO., La Crosse, Wis. XX>B SALE—A JT weight and Blaekfaawk-st. HORSE 1AS9 OR 1*09 a grocer)' wagon. Xao POUNWi quire at an WTOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN O B E X C H A N G E JT —A close carriage or hack in good oemhtioa. S. D E I A M A T E B . 107 Twenty-a-cond-el F >R SALE—LIGHT CUTTER, I N OOOB OR der; ooa, c*U to-day, from 11 to 12, or any day af- ter. E D M U N D GrSTJ^BA, ttt W t a B a n ^ p n a t T HA R N E S S A N D S A D D L E S Y OOODS, BLANB% eta, sleigh bells, etc.. wholesale aad retail U_rge*t stock ta the city, at H A R D Y A SHORT'S Of Mlchigan-av., (park froat,. w A ? 3 ? 3 > - A . S t : B 8 T A * T I A - L DOUBLBSLEIOH Address Bex 563 P. O. WANTED—TO B U Y A TOP Bl'iWV IN WH*.*I. Hayden 4 Co.. 70S W ahash-av.. Haa.iltoa. 829 f»tatc-*t„ or S e n t Johnnen, Mi Station, and h.ive tbr m the** taken out and ree of char—J. Terms reasonable. . Thomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com