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THE LAlF M W H 
A Man Forcibly Pitpo—t— »d 
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Library, i w h oyed 0 / the great 
j f 
PriKfe 
cor-
• tatton 
wher§ 
trial 
f 
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C i r c u i t C o u r t . 
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M> r o a c t n u t BVTOTIO* 
OH ti© S9S® WS* s» an meacad by J M D M 
.•ra.u->tM, • 'tAflg, * * • BtuNSShS* Stage 
»$m. Mr. xty***1 'i*iin» that «& Kg®> 
i * was .n po—easiun >f the 
-in «- r }« w as Hi 
i«»de street, as the 
• 
' 
> . » « ' « u < ' i i . i a c 
i d a n to V f nmti* 
Of ie-
VU.v . 
r. the 
rw-estat—ahing ta* 
fir* of CM" 
at *prtng*nid. 111. 
body of ft dUateuUve 
•poclmen of 
rnanlty was found under the sidewalk at ta* 
s « r o f Pratt and Halsted streets. 
•A tBqSSSt WSS held 
— _ _ _ _ ^ u t « 
-JaVass Roanafietd 
of the National 
Mllito. 
Asylum, 
l*>t-oa 
Ohio. 
. W i r e s 
tuforjuaUon c 
Captain N o m a , a Wrtisiuuaa by wrth who ... 
twelve y e a r , &•• been Captain of a scbi>ouer o 
s m n ' f n ' " '•" • arrivals at the Tremot. 
House ar* m e followtn* 
A P Pea&idy 
B.wton 
John J 
Mltobell. 
Alton 
Hon M a l t < arpeuw 
1^4 j g M t 
< uleuiati ^ taoousin 
J * 
Roblosor. 
t*pitng*>M 
K W Benin 
Grout. Philadelphia 
! > K 
A K. G^JOttoll, Springfield. 
— V Oerman name.] Ulke Acbm..11 and * Du 
a)iit uitiunl Euii. VI ...er 
uilu.^ed a § HBJSA 
their boarding hmiw 
> 
on Thanks*?-^ ng I >'»> and 
In ' tie f»« <• r. *-h t. shoulder 
knife. 
The a*aa.' 
ttoe SruLy. v -at. 
Haat, Indiauapui•.. 
mxtnaasaseat «x the 
tofitottoa of the M U M M 
u m l a t 1*«* after ths Gensral Coavsation. 
Thla 
* MI to be special 1 T urged ia m / » a i w e r t o y o n , 
,u.i I under*to.*! that 
Bialop Whipple 
was t<> 
u K« ta* M B M In Hm latter 
Thi* i aat^rt r«ry 
• n d e a t l j , a n d I c a n n o t 
b e l i f i a taat 
Btthop 
Ahipplr 
will 
lrny it 
nor u th^ro t n r ira*«n 
••[!•> h*« »hnuli| 
W»? anil at) Jde* ,,>f »n» liiiprt>p. ; 
, I rff rt-noa l a your 
11i>o.-«aji 
Affnirs, !>i t * r i > 
i • :.n!> J «<"i'r,> '•", it l ' » l l > I n [>ri.iui"T«< 
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u.i ; « rli t w i n * 
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iji!.> i'i<l ttoj't v o u r ij/iar»c» acmiaat m i v t h . i ' 
i. . ml. :<>ure<l •«. joLuprotuiae F t l s h o p W h i p 
'h. 
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r h . - r -
oi'ir m ri.' « i l r m i K r uiiufcii»» in r< <« ril ' • :•. 
W T T ^ * i W M H l : ; toh V'*rt u-ui*r, a s w e l l a a 
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-i t r i w u r t U j .jf i i ' u , iii.t 
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,»•-;:! i p o n ta* p*fm«>ac of 
i air-a'd a«- -rtnrtirw.* wbkah 
•**-«..i " .•••» ,>• murniii' a A% 
• ..-• ' r,h.*t deftoadaa: 4a-
« ' n 'arc. tb«a 
i»*»d for 
' :• « ntiflT* wife, child, aa>l 
. 'i .d. nt<, th* t'.toa<*n fh««n 
plain* taat a e « u 
wrvmsp* 
t o be) tar detaMtaat am CM 
con v e r d n g to nis awm. n e t m e 
Iroto ta« ot>te of p r e d t c * Mmell 
roBB»iaoloB i' • 
ti«.:" 
j,tt'S 
Bebrott, Indte«». 
• M M t o 
An action of' aeaaaipait n t « 
the P a e a i x I & a n n a e e 
Ooi*x0®®>* 
Y.. b y v h i c a drrMir^ ia BJ.I ' - ' I • 
O ' D O B M I I . for tna aae of D. Jwaea 
attorney to U M 
Henry WOliama, 
dear of a eolored ~ 
c AaaKMT 
K I w*rd • . R'-uh * i 
Tbe 
p l a i a t . * 
• •(! 
T » m *tml or i*.«»<-
«wfr *b«» <* 
ia Tii* T m ; 
irentietuan 
that 
he «« 
if the i»»p^ 
1 >t*ar borTi *' 
•Irraatii to • 
rasa-! 
• 
i * r iff 
t o t w a 
• l a v t t i 
: 1 . W • • • « t 
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< [ ! ' » * • 
M . . . f t t t a i i t x x l 
V U l l i t 
*a«l arm * in ap*x-kt 
»rraja"i»>'l b*fi»rt» ' 
UBJCI whio 
au5 1 I j M 
tart. W i a 
rery ofifent 
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U I 4 X 1 , 
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is in ! 
ii mot 
m e la 
a y 
L lli 
M l 
V 
n r*'«i » * 
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Ki 
'111 
H 
CUAJAil! 
Ma^lla-'n 
fto l 
;r. ila 
:a 
: a j n 
KTo.lt* 
fltfl IB® MB» 
with a n y 
•aanra&oi 
T o B t E C T . D r . 1 U 
MdeooBuii*-
•WttnJtoM 
Cbxlattaa, a n d a s 
tod. I Uopa 
y o t t w t l l 
tbȣ I do n o t aay kola 
inconalatent w i t h t i e 
•toad and brother, 
Wmmx W. Laa. 
MOT A 
l l t i n r 
Tart 
P--BH 
R r t i i x 
« 
' • a i t * •'«" 
» a 111* r *" !»' 
r*» 
is 
ii luniiv^i a^ i 
• f 'J.Muktr. 
Qar«*n 
t £ ( * ' m | i ( 
v a < 
i «.u<i^t(i s^PTleoa* 
f 
H V J w h o Itna robbed 
•tJlon tten Way 
flaaaato kttoett^' 
vtoeraofe exiatutoe, on TnanfcajrlYtof day by 
takto«T mwrphtoo. H«r name ia ttattie Brooka, 
Jl - 91 to^pia Wl^pP JP8I , J *Waia W * 
^ F flMaWK atoaW* 
^paff«t§W"^aa''|i^a«»aa,aa> 
w 
ma* 
•^aaaaa' * ^ w ••aaaiapaa^pia; 
ispiaaa^i' 
girl, W t dtorigatlon haa r e d e . 
ooojrteosa#*,_§JBd saado hex a aor-
. 
oMoam. 
mam 
t l * laat^foor 
nwntha 
site 
h a d 
teeaa 
arraatod 
a 
doaea 
Umm 
tot 
eattotof 
« t n m « e * « 
into h e r dan, 
Xo. 
a l t B a s i l 
Clark 
a&oet, a n d d r i n k t o f 
tham drunk a n d reUe«tB|f ttMntef t h o v « J « n | o ? 
w h f t t e v t o t h e y l w a d i n taeiraoaksta. A t She prea-
e n t t l m e a h o i a o n t a n 
baU f o r t a k l n a taa from a 
• t o h t a o a i a f 
rnatie. 
W i t t t h e Peaitontiary In 
T & W , it la no w o n d e r t h a t s h e aaid, " I a n d r e d 
of Ufa." a n d a w a U o v e d a done of morphine, i n 
t a o n o g e o f nhenoaw« t h e state's A t t o r n e y ont o f 
hta oon-rtetbDOi fee. W h e n o n e of h e r o o n p a a l o n a 
otaearred t h a t t h e v a n undei 
d r a g , a anyaician w a a s e n t 
her, a n d r e m a r k e d 
there wa 
d o n o t h i n g for her. 
H e den* 
compvatona 
under the toflawnoa of t h e 
,*, w h o ^iraaiinod 
waa n o hone—he coal d 
n o t h i n g far her. 
H e departed w i t n o a t admia-
tatering medicine, and in t w o hours t h e wonid-be 
aariekle. aatboogh t o o w e a k to riae from t h e bed. 
w a * o u t of d a n g e r . S h e h a d t a k e n too l a r g e a 
w h o 
SnaTered by t h e 
fhtWJ-aWo/ 
tarn 
paper tor * 
will 
An action of 
I * n i e l A. 
demand ia 
ory. 
AIXS6SD 
An action of treaj 
probab. 
oommeaoed to t h e 
m e t 
to the 
Committee a c 
the great Are 
T h e g e n t l e m e n I wtak t o 
the c o m m e r c i a l a g e n t a « 
Chics«o houaca 
A t t h e 
were nearly l,5t» trnreUi 
their aaLaxfea to aupport 
Talnable 
wbleh 
m i n d s of the Relief 
w e r e 
aaffereraln 
of October. 
to a r e 
a n d for 
are 
chore 
ding on 
Of this 
CoortJ 
Adminii 
ftraham 
bond of toOO. 
—Andrew £naenbacker ' 
miniater upon the eatate wt 
bond of I n . 
waa | ranted to H e n r y Graham, 
u n d e r 
M j i h l n of 
battt b y 
0 e d i e a t i « i i a 
*t cite 
S a n a a / . 
from 300 to 
.'» 
har-
*fteraoon 
3au-
mf %<p 
RELIGIOUS. 
S e r r f e e e at the 
~T»*fleeai 
W e e t f l M a 
A n e w 
too people, has 
ChrtaUan 
racks, a n d w i n he 
day School teaehara are iari 
- T h e n e w ohureh adiflce Juat completed by the 
F i n d United Presbyterian W e V T V i t t h e c o m e r 
of Paulina and Monroe atreeta. w i n h e dedioated 
to-morrow. I n the larenooa Mas saxatea w i l l bo 
b y R C T . Joseph B. Carr. D. D , of Plttabnrgh. and 
to the eyenlng by B S T . D. A, WaBaee, President 
—The daily neon prayer-meetteg w l B be held 
for the first time tothe n e w rooaas of t h e Y o u a * 
Men'e Chtriattan Aaaociation, Ho. to B a n d o l p l 
street, n p stoira, to-day, atthe aaual hoar. B » T . M. 
M.Parkhurst will lead. Subje**—the S n a e n y l e h o o l 
P a s t o r s of churches are 
n e w 
ner of Chicago 
, will he dedioated to-
m o r r o w forenoon a t I t l-» o'clock. T h e sermon 
will b e Preached tar l a s p a s t o r , B e v . M. M, Parfc-
^ e r y b S ? t o m
^
9
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at on account of weather. 
Dr. Patton, Editor of t h e Arfaawaa, will 
Ho. « 
W s s t Randolph street, t o r 
Y o u n g Men's Christian Aaaoefatton. 
This is the 
o p e n i n g of a whiter course of a e r r k e a , to he held 
b y t h e association to " 
n w e t t o g Is a j e r y neat i 
. 
re ana. 
andLaSniIelto 
number, at least sot suffered b y t h e fire, a n d were 
X prOWP O&n 0* ©aaBPaOjrtOCattteTsJ BsHksw WsKaT «•*© DVOsBOOh 
rations to b e dealt out to t h e m , a n d too honor-
able t o l e a v e Chicago s a d a c c e p t situations from 
rival oitiee. 
Chicago la Indebted to these 
s a m e 
for her commercial greatness. 
T h e y h a v e 
for Chicago a trade which h a s m a d e 
of her would-be rivals. 
T h e y h a v e 
merchants 
feel 
that Chicago 
b y aelltox 
them goods at 
. r com petition, and j e t m a k e 
. for their employers. 
B u t t h e r e h a s been 
ajgreat dulueaa to bnstoeas for t h e l a s t t h i r t y 
d a y s . 
T h e wholesale portion of Chicago h a s fal-
l e n taat to rim again. 
Trade is looming u p , and 
wfll s o o n o o s n p y her former position. 
S a f H> t h e point 
Fifteen 
hundred 
Chicago 
—arte are suiferera b y t h e great fire, 
are ou t of eaapteyment. 
Chicago cann o t, 
and will not, forget t a a t these m e n m u s t 
l i r e 
through the winter b y s o m e 
saaana, or be forced 
b y necesstty to take theU 
trade t o 
rival 
cities. 
B e v York. Ci ncinnatl, St. Louis, a n d M i l w a u k e e 
all appreciate a Chicago a g e a t . 
e v e r y part of t h e g l o b e (In, 
I hope, abundance), .and w h y c a n t t h e s e s g a n t s , 
that h a v e loat homes and uitaations, make o u t a 
w h a t 
amount it will t a k e t o m a k e 
w a y 
comfortable, stating 
condition, 
t situation, ' 
proper asthorttiea, a n d r e c e i v e 
assistance i n 
eaafi, according to their wants, s a y from 1100 to 
taoo each. 
Almeet e v e r y class t a a t 
suffered b y 
the are, and did n o t lose 
their 
situations, have 
received aid from some quarter 
Hoping that something will b e 
tly, I remain, y o u r m o s t obedien 
A CHICJIOO C o x x x a c i A L 
A G S S T . 
.-. 
B a s i c provided w U l a e 
t h a t the y o u n g man of 
places of worship, will 
vltation of the Y 
to attend their 
a good talk from Dr. 
Men'a Christian A 
We can AM are 
THE CITY IN BRIEF. 
P e e a f a r K e - r e c e r d i n g . 
l b the Editor of The Chieag® Tribune : 
Bat t Y o u will d o t h e people of M i city a n d 
county a substantial service b y calling the atten-
tion of t h e m e m b e r s of the Legislature from this 
c o u n t y to the touaediato necessity of d o i n g sssnsv 
thing to prevent t h e Circuit Clerk f r o m oonttnu-
i a g t o receive the p r e s e n t established toss for re-
recording deeds, Ac. The p e o p l e o f this c o u n t y 
are heartily tired of Mr. Cassette's greedy and 
rapacious 
rule, and will hold t h e Cook County 
m e m b e r s responsible f*r t h e speedv paasage of 
an a c t under w h i c h our lost records m a y be re-
stored a t t h e l e a s t possible «xpm»e 
to 
the suf-
ferers. 
Let an s e t of this kind be passed a t o n c e ; and, 
should Gaeeette uot relish it, he can retire a n d 
ffl
l his undivided attention to t h e g a m e o f b a s e 
, w h e r e , f r o m his familiarity with the g a m e , 
he will be in far more danger from " hot balls" 
t h a n h e e v e r incurred w h i l e 
p.retendjtsgt§sery 
tothearmy, 
• 
T n o s t l M n n . 
susnrass irorxcm 
C h n p e d 
h a a d a 
ataWI f a c e e a r e d b y a s i n g 
Juniper Tar Soap, 
Made by Caswell, Hazard &. 
Co., H e w York. 
C o r a s , 
B s w i a a a a , 
W a l l a , 
B x t r a c t e d 
w i t a o u t 
pain 
b y 
D r . 
K e n l s o n . 
Chiro-
podist, a t 863 Wabash a v e n u e , corner E i g h t e e n t h 
street, f o r m e r l y 119 a n d US Clark street. 
Poster. 
J t D - B R Y H O 
Baptist Church, by the 
Chicago. 
Pateraon, J si 
Bev. hfr. Cad-
daaghter of James 
thMjaUy 
JDXES. 
^ B A i j ^ l V t ^ c i t j r H o v ^ i m , M i k M a r y liaWe, 
beloved wife of John liable, aged #7 years. 
funeral on Sunday next, st 10 o'clock a m., from No. 
1st West Twelfth street, to Rose Hill Cemetery, by 
carrlawes. 
I l l 
— — a — a — a — a a — a a — — 
A U O n O H BAXJBS. 
By Q, P. Gor* & C(h 
1 a n d 2 B a n d o l p h - s t , c o r n e r K l c h l g a n r a w . , 
Regular Saturday sale of 
Mr. C. H. Johanna, af 
been boarding at Ho. M Wast Madison 
last Saturday, w a s found d e a d 
tolls 
d a y morning. A s be 
health when h e 
at first 
h a d 
since 
tor-
l a 
good 
aJfth*Vttwas 
suicide,, 
In the absence o f a jpsat aaarsam eatassmattoa i t ia 
difficult t o eaeertnto t h e c a 
hla demise, but 
the County phpntetan, w h o Judged from t h e ap-
pearance of tl£e eorpee, g a v e it a s l i s opinion 'that 
deatL 
- 1 ;>«i frost 
'••>nic*-»u«>n • ] uie litui?-*. 
. » « a » : - o - . t 
(•• .••»-* 
.if »/>;.. 
H a 3<k.l 
t».-tween tUJOO and v \ a a 9 t B <•*••!' *.-k< u i i 
eral dlamoEkdfi, a n d a sr-' I waieh and chain 
with 
him. 
T h e s e * * - . ' 
..«t.-n •; ->»r^,- , n i-r vt. 
w h o will retain them until Mr Johnson's friends 
arrive. 
T h e b o d y w i n b e r e m o v e d to t i e 
this imamtnrj, w a s t e t i e Coroner will hold a n 
Quest. 
— 
HOV. 39. 
1 " • » 
— 
v e r 
f . a k f 
f . a a J a , 
The following is the decision m a d e b y t i e Com-
I i r i i M . 
H . B . Newhall, of H e w York, a g e n t of the Provi-
dence Tool Csfnflany, hae f o r w a r i e d tato to Hib-
t»*rd * 
ffpen«flM* 
ttto 
city, to b e »iP«)*iBd to ^tat' 
1 Society, " w h e r e it will d o 
) w h o suiter to y o u r city," 
miaaioner of t h e General L a n d Office upon t i e ap-
plication of parties for t h e survey of t h e lands in 
the bed o f B e a v e r Lake, i n N e w t o n County, t a d . 
I t wfll be seen t h a t the Commissioner rejects the 
Law, 
osan 
tMtasef Isaac Myers, B. 
1 
m 
OKSKHA1. LA3TD 
WASBDi'lTOX. 0 . C . HO 
ft inform y e a that .tn« apaiioa-
B. H. Milroy, and others, citf-
®en* M Ne waooloaatv, laa.. tor tha aarrey ot a body 
at LfMKi In B«<aver T.alrti, naawaen tijaetoa. 
Tho ntaanitode at m e totergst Involved la that and 
w™aa»ata§ew*. wasapm^s aeaf^t.* •,™*'J* m ^^^^l-'^a^^^sa^^sa. T P aapr^fcaaaaajaaaaj 
^ w£ 
^ r e n d e r i t inexpedient, on t h e p a r t ' o l ^ a ofitof*% 
b a v ^ b ^ 1 had « £ » ? taeasVsSe»t.aiI a n t ^ t l " 
vary reapectfolly, your obedient servant, 
wwu|S DKCMMOSD, Oemaussioner. 
HOUSEHOLD FO 
J k T 
A U C T I O N . 
Parlor and Chamber furniture. Bureaus, Rockers, 
Extension Tablea, Dtolng<!halrs, Lounges, 
Sofas, Tables, Bedateads. 
ss store Tracks. 
7» dozen Long-Handle Shovels and Spades. 
40 rolls floor OU Cloth, 
. fJOOyarda Wool Carps*. 
I m crates Croekery, h» original sad open packages. 
Machine. 
I new Howe. S l o w s Sswtag "k 
i now Mowar eaanplete. 
OnfitorUBJDAY,Jttec. 2, a t » 
GEO. P. 
oclock. 
CHOKE * CO., Anotloneers. 
Mm . n v i ma!.i»» 
Q P i l f T T A R 
* CO. 
HA I P 
Bureau of 
lea l a v e hern to nnmaroaa 
poeaibie for the b u r a s a at 
b a t n o w all orders are 
p r o m p t l y 
filled. 
—The Brewera' AhBoetw 
vicinity; 
of Michi 
tne 
no olassee of mechan-
thai It h a s bean 1m-
laspiiaji. t h e d e m a n d , 
aoiiclled a i d will be 
ion af H e w York a n d 
ctioo. for t h e sufferers 
• 
• 
the President of the sasaotoato 
Esq., to Messrs. &*.:,-. 
\ 
•• . . . 
w i t h 
toatrnettons 
'to o a t a n a l a s a 
h a v e been w o t l i n g to .or for bras 
o n application. to taelr employSJ 
ahace o t t l a faaaV a o a s af w l i e l 
ted l a otagie m e n or tlmsa havi 
i 
H. Clausen, 
af than city. 
ho may, 
re their 
tojttlkU 
paying 
The observation: 
Signal. Corps to ta 
- i f o r s a s as 
U a 
i t i n 
The 
>«*"eli8g[ic*i« 
in the St hours, s a 
toth. 
T h e p r e r e i 
The a v e r a g e ef t* 
it m u s t be 
about o.Tef a a toal 
U&ttod S t a t e s 
b o w e d t h e folio w i n x 
- • • -;u'x>.<" 
M •«. 
h e 
I ghsBl ^eiatr SI 
i n t h . mmi i tach o n 
.i 1 . - * . . . , * I 
. . , i . :.-. 
tin o n e k'tnr o a t h e 
w a s t h e n o r t h w e s t , 
tor wasMMMS Inches, 
that this is r e d u c e d 
barometer 
ragistors 
m the eorreoMd alti-
Rt. B e v . B i s h o p W h i p p i e ' a F e m a l e S c h o o l . 
The advertisement of t i e F e m a l e School of t h e 
Rt. Rev. Bishop Whipple, D . D . , of Faribault, 
Minnesota, will be found to another column. The 
msscaatcd w i t h h i m , 
jharacter of t i e in-
moral a n d religioaa 
of the institution, It ranks 
a m o n g t i e 
to the country. 
Parents a n d guardi-
ans will find tt greatly to their 
a d v a n t a g e to 
plaae their daughters and w a r d * under the Care 
of Bishop W h i p p l e 
— 
I 
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•• mA 
• 
B a i v a t o , 
" H . G. Anderson A Co., of Peoria, HI., offer for 
sale 'the tools, patterns, 
flask*, a n d other para-
phernalia of t h e Peoria 
City Foundry and Ma-
Shop. 
Everything la In exceUant 
order. 
a fi *T*rrn t\ s v 
oil i U ttil A I 
J k T T H K M B X l F R O N T . 
HOUSEHOLD 60908, CARPETS, STOVES 
Ha-idwajre, 
a n i ether 
Ksrchsndiss, 
A T 
A O C T I O W , 
•On SATURDAY, Dee. 2, at 9 1-8 o'clock, 
. a t t l a B e d Front Salaareams. 
WM. A. B U T T B B S A CO., Anctioaeora. 
They are offered :heap and on liberal t a n a s , 
a>na 
ii 
•fasteser 
It 
H f 
S h u t t e r F a s t e n e r . 
w i t h rattling shutters, 
of w i n t r y 
mghta, ean obtain 
.blued 
anti-rattling 
shutter 
.ty-ninth 
street. 
It will 
tower either s h u t t e r s * a n y a p g l c a n d stay back. 
away with bolts and tombs " 
TROUBLES. 
.Mea. 
. 
af^aJk^aaa^iaSa^aasa^lBaai f 1Vjmen 
Tt % 1 * 
will cheerfully*' 
afternoon. ... .!'.-. 
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gssn nt to make any reply, ft 
saased, therein! 
give the aEfiam 
insert the 
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i» C t urea saait of 
i thS qph •; *a I 
a* they refer to 
' s a r f r f s s h y t h e 
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:ar which 
us. 
Ahewi 
May 12, w h i 
it w a g JMS'hitBir-
h •> p i n o t tor 
tease—I w s u i d 
w h e n a n d i a 
r. •: at nli *Uii 
1 awmbera of 
I W t t i X o l l y a a l 
i idea of any-
treace t o titat 
oa, h a called 
tot y*m *
• 
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tty, 
that y o u 
M • • ;.-"•" • 
Those w h i c h 
t s i y mind or 
On 
> W a r e , 
a f 
a i i a p f a o a i 
WEUHESDAY. Use. ^ M I 1 4 o-olosk, 
"^Aa«rf%Aa««^MSa1»V • * 
PVE*T 8IDE STIR UBfTUtE tOFRSK. 
Vuum 
Park CauKTwratloaal (.Tiii: 
OITT 
SI KCIAL 
1 i, by 
LE< •! I m on MONDAY EVBBYHG 
X > R . 
J O H N 
JL«€JI»£> e 
Hon. A . C, Mattoon, formerly a State Sen-
of N e w York, h a s u n d e r t a k e n t h e w o r k of 
C r e e l , i a Florida, s a d rendering 
T h e stream i s 400 m i t e s long, a n d 
>n w i l l receive e a c h alternate 
section 
td o n both sides, o n e mile square, for the 
work. 
P e a s e Creek e m p t i e s into Charlotte Har-
bor, a capacious b a y o n t h e w e s t o r gulf coast of 
Florida. 
Mr. Mattoon 
will h a v e t o d r e d g e the 
im to the depth of t w o or t w o and m half feet 
\0 distance of s e v e n t y miles. 
There is bo-
t e b e a n .im.men.ie. fortune in t h e uadortak-
tefi> 
T h e A a w e r f c a s i M e a s e , B a a t a a , a a i e t a n d 
retired, with Its large, airy rooms, h a s n o super-
ior to N e w 'England, its location on the e l e g a n t 
n e w H a n o v e r street m a k i n g i t the centre of ons-
a n d places at a m u s e m e n t . 
» " » » • ' • C n t a r r h S a w * i a e n s st* t h e s e r e -
medies that c o m m e n d s Itself to the Intelligent, as 
m e e t i n g a d e m a n d not heretofore provided for in 
medicine. 
It i s pletwanfc, safe, a n a immediate in 
its effects. 
Sent b y mail, We per b o x , or four 
boxes for H , post paid. 
'•• 
jr. ~ a j — • • « , » i a p « - a i * _ ( C a o a a i s t s a i d P e r -
fumer, a t e re-opened at 6M W a b a s h a v e n u e , w i t h 
an entirely n e w stock of fine Toilet 
A r t i c l e s , 
D r a g s , P e r f u m e s , B a a d e Cologne, Ac., Ac. Pre-
scription book s a v e d from t h e fire, 
^—^0^——*^a»w—-f^» 
l e f t ' s C ' e c e a i a s , t h e p e e r o f t h e h a i r 
preparations—unrivalled aa a dressing for t h e 
h a i r , a n d peculiarly a d a p t e d t o its various con-
ditions. 
a»» 
. . 
I t s V a i a e i s I n s a l c a l a l l e — ~ e r a l l a i a -
w i t h w h i c h chiMnen are afflicted during the 
t a f teething, MRS. WTNSLOWS 8 O 0 T H -
"G S Y B U P is a safe a n d certain remedy. 
as 
1 l a s w e l l ' s C e d L i v e r O i l l a 
the purest, 
sweetest, a n d best to t h e world. 
Physicians h a r e decided it superior to a n y other 
Cod L i v e r Oil In the market. 
P a t i e n t s w h o h a v e 
ace taken It can take uo other. 
.Iffi Aiiiii!^Jn!i' 1 ..ill I r j 
t / V U V 
D A V I S - P O W X B B - M s v . » , mi, at the Charah of 
l £ l ^ d ~ M i £ ^ 
InMy. " ^ 
FITKSIMMarS-McGTJIRE—Nov. 80, 1«7L at the 
Church of the Holy Family, by the Bev. father Set-
ters, Mr. Hugh fltaalmmins and Miss Catharine Mc-
Gulre,. both of Oswego, H. Y. 
Newman and Barbara Keller, only daughter of John 
Seller, all of this city. 
"Hew York papers please copy. 
FOSTER—In BacineVwia., Nov. so, by 
bert CoUyer, George Everett Adams and 
aft s t Union Park 
_ _ ^_-_Xrl_V! -TZ "' 
ace Mccanny, M J , 
Olive D. Reynolds, all of 
the residence of Thomas 
the 28th n i t , by the 
i and Annie, eldest 
merchant tailor. 
Allot 
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history off VMM IJDKA.L IiOVBBS O f 
M19TOUT, 
M ABELA1B AID EM)ISI.M 
Ukcrn 
m 
w e a l L s a a a - . and strehl'a Drug store, 
• S an Madtaoa^t 
-
Tll(H!l.\N 
U K M K 
r H K U R K . 
"*artoanth-os, a n d aSkSBkpaa*~t 
WyDflMffl Comedy Gomii? 
Unabated aneceas of the beautiful new Comedy, 
PROCRESS, 
KJLA-L ESTATE. 
MCAB COWdKICHa 
front. 
Peck-court 
^aJsp""1 reotn 
uOSfl'<< t Cvuit 
rre»*ui«»ta 
W l B A K H i i v 
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with four years 
WIKO & CO., 
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. i, bails, satertatn-
o r L S A L O M O E , SIS 
P-8TOKB 
floor, with 
NO 
77 LAKB-ST., 
ttxlto 
Aptly 
t>,... 
house 
t s i e t BLttS. 
N W p e r y e a T • ! B 
K H T - D B U O 8 T O R E - A (KK1D CHANCE 
a c< —petent dnunriat with a saaatt capital, 
to M. F. H K X N A N , IIS West " 
SALA—AT 
J A I N - S T O R Y A N D 
AndWOODOOCl 
ttea In preparetit 
Saturday, last 
I'M UTXLB 
GAMS. 
Other novel 
ROGRBS8 M A T I N E E . 
WEST 
COTM0 
M A N A G E R . . . 
SIDE OPERA HOUSE, 
Randolph and Jefiersonsts. 
•••• 
~S. MYERS 
V" 
mgtons Minstrels! 
Evtry Iwaing and Saturday Matinee, 
Priceas 7f and so cents. 
N o extra charge for re-
served seats. Matinee prices 
ao and » cento. Box 
ohtce open from » a. m. until 5 p.m. 
STAB LECTURE COURSE. 
Michigan-ay. Baptist Church. 
IKE. JOHN tORD 
will deliver on MONDAY E V E N I N G his great h i s 
torical lecture, 
•« NayonarolC 
Tt6kets.«0 cents. Reserved seats. 75 cento, f o r sals 
at Bliss <* Sharp's, IM Twem 
Wabaah-av.; and at the Mid _ 
and on the West aids at the Atlantic 
telegraph eaece, to Boath Camal-st, 
ity second s t ; Cobb's 499 
slugan-av. f r e e library, 
" Pacific 
GLOBE THEATRE. 
Coloeel Wosd'i iBsesm Compsif at the Globe. 
W O V D X B F T T L S T J O a S B S O F 
X> I V O », O E I 
The best play ever presented to Chicago. 
M A T L 6 I J K B — W e d n e s d a y a n d S a t u r d s f j , 
At 2 o'clock precisely. 
E X T R A M A T I N E E T H A B K a o r V I N Q DAY. 
juCTuri 
•affllllClfl^ 
ACddGfTIIOSa 
KESPEHID AT » t Jl 55 ADi ST. 
I n view of the ehanged address of friends and p a 
trans. I adopt this method of inviting them to m y 
W E E K L Y P A R T I E S on Tuesday evenings, invtto-
tiooa for which may be had on application at Academy 
South Side patrons, leave orders tor P B E E B U S at 
"Tonne's Baa Office," corner Wabash-a v. and Twenty-
seoond-at., before « o'clock Tuesday evenings, 
J . E D t r i N MABTTNE. 
"NICEYOUNG MEN." 
I am forced, by the continued impertinent intermeaV 
dling of nnscrupulous so-caUed "Bureaux," to an-
nounce that I shall to future refuse to aaawer a a y 
letters or applications which coma to me thrsngh 
these obtrusive *' middle-men." Committees must ap-
ply directly to me, or be met with silence. 
O l a l T E L O G A N , 
» West Ninth -at.. N e w York City. 
DAA'Cira 
MB. S U L L I V A N i s forming a now class lor b»-
•toasts at his residence, K Twenty;tlird-st. 
_ _ 
A O E N T 8 
W A N T E D -
A 
the Oreat Oonfiasrat 
Chambertbi, of The Ch 
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ai detailed, eircumstanttal, and moat vivid account ot 
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as. 
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^ 
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^ 
Auctioneers. 
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A
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W A N T E D - 
THROUGHOUT 
Northwest to canvass tor several 
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MOS1 I WARRHN.ixi West Randolptt^.,onioagojn 
E A S I L Y 
househsM 
ISSton 
cne>h«tt hoassoa 43 toot tot. N o SS» 
Vogvp 
GroveavToWoslts Cntversj^ and Grsyahma P ^ , 
8 roomA in good taatnlnon, jwasewiaa 
5 r ^ ' _ i ^ _ L 
ax< hange with 
premises toB 
JJK) 
^matormfor 
e s Van _ 
hotel above, and 
•10.090—A 
Improved.' 
uu. B H. 
Twenty-fif 
" ito, Twenty-j 
on Went« 
110,000 to $ i i . o » p s r annum. 
CB^BAf^LOTS ON T H E 
T w s n ^ ^ x t o l " Twenty-seventh, 
Twenty-ninth, Tnirtteth, and Thirty 
a Went worth, Wallace, and Shurtteff-
avs. 
f i v e years, at 6 per cent N o advance in prices, 
thonrh auch tots maat double rn value. 
Th» increased 
demand for bulldtSlvta, near where »o many tens of 
millions must he |iaW tor labor, will advance the price 
of snch tots. Ths old prices and very easy terms 
ALBERT CRANB, ~ 2 Wabaah-av. 
P - H O U 8 E A N D LOT, MS 
_ of MUwattkee-av,; 
first-lass 
ccetaintag 8 rooms and 7 closets \ 
Inquire down stairs. 
neighbor; 
bringing 
F
OR 8A 
dwellis 
I W I L L S E L L TWO-STORY 
ir on Peoria, between Washington and 
Randolph; ltroomsand handsomely furnished; best 
toigatoln 
city. 
Call at once, T. B . BOYD, W7 Watt 
Waahingtoa<t. 
" >R S A L E - O B 
E X C H A N O E - A 
TWO-STORY 
frame house, with store room, lot 2Sx!SS; price 
would exchange for a farm In Wisconsin, near 
dn Lac ; houses rented; rents collected. A. 
NOV ATS A CO., Beal Estate Agents, Room 8, Mason 
ic Bnildtag._ 
B A N K LOT 1SX100, A T tt.100 P E E 
taxes of 1871. Location Adams-
ig H. H . Honore's aew Block. 
which is to be rtSBfitt so also the prtoceiy hotel of 
Potter Palmer; alas the Pacific BoteL And, therefore, 
any good business Stan with half an eye ought to see 
that A dams-at. is m the prospective to become the 
main avenue between these two great hotels. A H . 
CUMMINGS, No. tot F u l t o n ^ 
F f o d t , subject 1 
s t , west, and ad 
southwestern po: 
tnrinj 
purch 
Ie 
ii;g aurpoees, 
aled on veryBw 
ble terms; also 
s 7 * B 
X 1 
and lot 
•EK>R 8 A U 
itv for a home or an investment. 
188 West Madlaon-at 
TJK3R 
X1 
mile 
itat Waahlngton-st. 
F
)R 
S A L E - O B 
R E N T -
hoQses, lota, and fl 
houses, lots, and farms i 
•?Bto«j>!-hy1l. 
AT 
i s tot at 8001 
e owner, O. 
*OOR 
8 A L A - T 1 
A? 
Mission B a r 
good shipping fa< 
Lenawoe.oouBties, 
part valuable pine; 
tor good Chicago property, f o r particulars apply to 
J. £ RAUCH, Munroe, Michigan, 
HORSES AJTB € 
TDTJGGY 
W A N T B B - A T 
stating*lowost cash prtoe. % o* 
A C0.7Michlganav"toot of Wasl 
S H I F T I N G 
. 
tAddreaa, 
I RANSOM 
-at 
JE7 dump (carts and'< harness to match. " F u l l rigged 
and'in good order, 
ready t o work in the reins, on 
S A I J S - O N B 
H U N D R H D 
JF 
duniptcarta and • harness to 
and'in good order, 
ready to w 
toe road, or in coal yards. Will exchange 
atone or lumber, or building material. Cau 
D B Y O U N G at Jones A Ctapto'S 
Sixteen th-«t and Weutworth-av. 
F
>R SALE—A 
well broke for 
ter. 841 West Lake-st. 
S P L E N D I D 
BLACK 
H O B S E 
for carriage or buggy. 
Good fast trot-
F
OB SALE—CU_ 
iinlr, in barn in 
348 WABASH-AV. 
I N -
f J O R S A i E - T W O WHOUC8AJUE NOTION WAO 
JT 
OHS, medium siaes Hoyt's I thioamade 
peddling 
AN^iS^frco-! JS&A Wit " ^ ^
^ 
f J H i B S 
ILshai 
SALE—A 
'iwiV*-
" l a O r o a s s . 
l o m s E 1,5a 
HORSE 1^00 OR l,SO0 POUNDS 
a grocery wagon. 
Inquire a t 196 
FOB 8 A L E - A 
GOOD HORSE A N D BUGGY, 
low tor cash. Inqatrs at J. B A U B E A CO.'S. N o . 
170 Mlchlgan-av. 
y 
FOE H A R N E S S , BOBE8, HORSE 
BLANKETS, 
whips, Ac., you can't find aplace la Chisago where 
you can buy as cheap as at FLETCHER A L A S E A R ' S , 
I4S Mlchlgan-av., lake front. 
They have a few oar. 
riages saved from the fire they will aett cheap. 
F
IB SALE—HORSE, 
style, 18 hands and 1 inch high, 8 years old', sound 
and kind. Warranted to trot in 2*40. Address or call 
at CHICAGO N E W S P A P E R U N I O N O f f I C E , U 
DARK CHESNUT, F I N E 
. , 8 years old, sound 
and kind. Warranted to trot ia JfcSX Address or call 
^ W E P A P E R TJNir-
North Jefferaon-st, 
F
I V E 1,800 A B B 
cheap, at 41 
H
A R N E S S A N D 
ets, sleigh b 
largeat stock In ths 
Michigan av., (park 
WA N T E D - T O 
dose carriage 
LB. HOBSES FOB SALR 
urt. 
DLERY GOODS, BLANK-
e t a , wholesale and retail: 
HARDY A SHORT'S 238 
A
GENTS W A N T E D - H 0 TO tlS A 
made, onama" 
article, to cent ai 
A. RAY, 230 West 
made, on small capital, with our gre 
aamptoa.froe. Address wiSh 
one 
short time. Address, with full daecrtptton, pries, 
where it can be seen, JOSEPH D., Tribune oace. 
S E A FOUR-SEATED, 
i has been in use but a 
«st Randolph-st., Chicago. 
WANTED—TO 
S E L L 
THE. O E L A 
At the 
»> 1%. A . 
Red Front 
• V T T K K S A 
:' A^fc**#8atoShaSatSSa»-' 
2,000 ROUL8 W A L L PAPER, 
2 Coils Rope, 
At Aactton, on WBDNESDAY. Bee. 8, at 10 o'clock, tH 
i . BUTTERS A CO., 
n Urn rVuidoi Glass 
eat W E D - ' -
frent 
A T 
A O C T I O B , 
t-P" 
W . A . B C 
DRY 
GOODS, 
Cothina, Woollen* 
the Bed 
otifrs 
Shirts 
fiaaut-
.••.wadf 
Drswsft, Hsslsfy i»iova« 
"ets. 
NotJOSS, IkC 
- A T 
A U C T I O N . 
fSTJMBAT, Be*. T, an 9 1 4 o'ctosk, 
at the' 
WM. A. EUI 
and 
AUCTIOPfa 
JOXVIV A. 
H a s < 
M 
•|M< to Wabash-
tag to • I * 11 
id all 
A
GENTS 
bratedt 
SicSs?'to
ar^. 
brated double rubber weather strips, tor Windows 
r tdWn to the Northwest. 
Send tor 
V. KELLEY A BRO„ 908 Mtehi-
A
GENTS 
W A N T E D - F O B 
T H E MOST AT-
tractive holiday book before the public—" Christ 
and toe Twelve''—a choice selection from the best 
and the Twelve "—a choice selection from 
productions of our 300 poets, edited by Dr. J 
L A N D j over 800 pages. Engravings of t i 
filled with gems; it is a book af the heart, 
HERON, 
st, Chicago, 111. 
Dr. J. G.HOJL. 
tineas steel, 
heart, 
H U G H 
WA N T E D - G E N T L E 
HORSE FOR E X P R E S S 
wagon, ta exchange tor a one-seat rockaway car-
riage la good order. G, B . K A N E A CO., 13 North 
Jeffer«>n-»t 
WANTED—TO 
first-class 
top B U Y CHEAP FOR CASH, A 
. 
buggy and Portland on ttor. A p. 
ply Immediately to Wit. 
STANLEY, 783 8tato-st. 
YET A: 
r? ae 
A N T B D - T O B U Y A 
Must ho 
- O I T L H O B 8 B 8 
ARL*£ « 0 9 0 « _ ^ w s s t Waehlngten-st. 
SAVAGE A B E A R D . 
taBBARD, 
A
GENTS W A B T E D - S T E A D Y 
EMPLOYMENT 
for the winter to four energetic and 
ivassers for the gennine Ellas Howe 
Address, with refers; -
H O W E 
M A C H I N E 
Canada. 
WA N T R D - A 
P A I A OF DRAUGHT HOBSES, 
no* o v w 7 y e a n aid, weighing about 1,300 pounds 
each, w d l matched andhrokeo, suftable for lumberlnK 
'-•ate* 
Apply to JOHN D. GAR: 
A GENTS 
THOMA8C 
Retails at 29 ce 
pv. 
C L A B E B A CO., eAWarres a v M Citieago, 
D - T O 
S E L L 
The Burnuigof 
E, aiithor of ,fThi 
Pries (is 
T H E ' N E W 
Omcago," by 
ar of , rThe Two Angels," 
paper covers V, HO a e r t o k 
, 'Send to your orders to. 
A GENTS 
W.ANTE 
Ranttolphst.rhlcayo. 
S t o a T A B A B A L L V c f f i W " Weal 
W A N T E D TO RJEMT / w w v v V v > 
W
A N T E D - T O B B N T - B Y A GENTEEMAB', A 
room furnished or partly fumiaaed, with all con-
ar Mlchigan-a—, 
^ S e j | M ^ ^ l f i r s m ^ 
Branch offloe, 4S» Wabaah-av. 
class 
stable, 
8M 
S FREDERI 
aad price, 
West Washington-st. 
W A I T T t|r>-TO RKNT-.A W 
af five or six. 
jre.1 
w is 
' . ' • ' • v ' 
*• 
call at 
w 
ti 
" 
- 7 w i t h I n o l s a ® * s ! 8 i ^ ^ 
Wf 
. nsD-To . 
able for Mght 
B O S T O N 
Oaajpve 
'IAN, 
BOOMS. SUIT-
t persona; no 
l i e 4 
-.: •* • . 1 
• H 
B D - T O B K N T - A SMALL . 
sUitobsstor honnekeeping 
fumisfaed. Addreas, A, Ni 
saa n 
m t b e i 
COTTi 
g t o r tl 'AGS'' 
ar 
m tP^aiSSH 
:.iie laaiy 
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i - 
. 
4ieaihr 
t . a l W r 
V l r t l a a . 
was baui at 0« Mara-uo. yr«t«,raa>-
of a man »^pp>>««^d to br that >r i,.., 
' t 
w n k h was found In ta* r i ' a o f -iti> 
""•• -» .Vorth i lark atroct. 
ra<- .aai --••!, 
: •• ts >n the night of tits 
lira, at • i. 
vt n h'.n {wuMfcuasioS tAt*. 
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»t this dV»ntna 
aster WaaUuaa an usances .hat " *;v-. ,a 
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Jeflferoea eteoet tss6 tos to tan: ixiudiag, @* 
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WAITTED TO EJCCHA.WOB. 
W 
K i'.O 
, 
f l a n , 
a t*.--1' 
m p - T O 
B B N T - A HANDSOME CHAM-
.... ,,ai ... ^oaa, vjtjfe painttega, " 
\i ,.- i. WOT grre nsod price and beat s? 
Areaa, iinmediafely, CARLYSLE, Trihune 
See. 
O f 4 
p. • 
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CLAS.KS, With 
R E A L a V T A T I 
W A J I T - T J . 
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did not 
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Wabash 
north of 'Thirty-ftrat^aCTwltti: " 
•Or/AKTSO—TO 
sap 
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— 
H« I U > K K , a ! i A *!>*.„. a . 
in the 
A CO., 
W
ANTED—TO 
worth sv. for 
Address " P S," 819 
E A LOT ON 
and buggy, at a 
Grovs-av. 
WENT-
W
A N T E D - T O P U R C H A S E A N E W OR SRC-
ond-hand one-horse sleigh. n Address, stating 
lowest cash 
price, 
West Side, 
SER, Tribune 
cStee, 
W 
A N T B D - H O R S E S TO BOARD DURING THE 
rive them the best of care. Box 
Grain 
ft 
winter. 
W i l l 
stalls for. them nights and stormy weather. 
twice a say, and wlfl return them to ntoe r 
charge nothing for their keeping. 
Leave 
Rrswnson, Hardee A Oa, TtoWabesh-av., Di 
IS*"?"11*!! P! **?*%•*? g .*~»\ Jo1 
a ' l ^ a a y i i , ^ a s i a 
sia^s V^SI^PJR*^^^ '^^^^pasa wssnaa^aaS 
WILL B U Y ONE O f T H E UANDSOWl 
sat horses ia t h e tons jJltfi8lih In ml ; 
t reara old; bright chestnut, J|T!Hpt»WghT welghi 
1,000lbs; sound, aad ytrfec 
iF%&MJtef£e*>Z ** •aPuSi-lK,»Tt-tt*Be •** usX-
G. ORIFFITH, Barn B o . 1052, rear of same number 
BD8INE8B CHANCES 
^ S w W W V > ^ 
a 
COMMISSION 
A 
wifh cheap rent in I 
322H"T 
a k .. ^ a— _a-^a._ 
B U S I N E S S 
FOR S A L E 
' i hest location, tor only 1300. 
nnmt eeU. Addreas, COM. 
M A N WITH A FEW 
can buy out a first d a . 
Watch has been estet 
tord a fins Income 
OaBht 
4k 9 
H U N D B B D 
DOLLARS 
general agency business 
wven years, and will af-
BfUBOB-St. 
E S T A B L I S H E D A N D 
. h i sncseasful 
laze brick 
W e s t — a x e s ! 
© B ^ R G E / . S 
ABO., at, Loms. 1 
r
LOUB MILL 
antss from ewe 
with engine and bofl® 
—-Br*a oho 
sailer, 
S-SaS 
roraaslisrs, fsotv 
FOR SALE. 
U 
\ I K . h -
West 
K K A :.. 
K . . - b i u d 
N .. 
. .-»i A I a 
• ) R 
il 
rI i • -
rti • 
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» U t i « l t \ 1,1 ill 
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Kliita, hi I 
R K 1 N 
T 
-,W 
YJ>OB SALE—C 
* 
N „»i'«J, 
..I i l - ' :. 
«.t"' 
re 
•r \. r • 
!t!2t.l OUi 
,M: taif>l 
• I K Kr< K 
i I, AT SABGAIN, 
*al* i alas, hersa a n € 
f i i "h;:'t...,a -•'• 
AJ 
X. f*. t'-'t'j I 
to KIMBALL A 
IS. 
IN 
Spici 
M a k i 
CO 
\ 
K I K - r-CLASS 1 
SW 
ajaOJsp. 
W e s t 
B0OSO3 i Z 
BOOM, W I T H 
- , to good 
f f l O 
W t f r t s f i 
A 
rooms on second 
LIN B R O S , tot West 
N E A R 
POLK. 7 
tor offices. 
CLAP-
RENT-SEVJK HAL GOOD O F f l C E S . 
ALSO 
Mrit room. 
Alas one fioor on Oanaist., near 
J. f . NICHOLS A CO., 25 South Canal. 
Washington, 
s t 
BENT—FOR 
B U S I N E S S 
PURPOSES, 48 
South Desplaiaes-st.. rooma aad office*, second 
' floor, 7«feetd*sp. A KIDDER, 48 
T
l R E N T - C H E A P — B E S T STORK I N C i r Y 
281-2 West Randolph, cor. Canal. Suitable tor any 
business, 
rflO 
R E N T - F R A M E 
B A R N 
WITH 
f O U B 
A 
stalls, near Ashlaadsv. and VanBureaet. In-
quire of A L E X A N D E R A DEAN, M7 West Madi 
Son-St. 
'" 
.... try 
1 ii-Waft 
T° 
n e w 
from 
STORE 20x73 
A N. W. R. 
s t tunnel. 
FEET I N T H E 
adjoining ttin 
and one block 
TO BENT-ROOKS. 
„ ' - O N E F U R N I S H E D OR U N f U B 
. _ room in a private f»rally to a gentleman or 
Aprdy t s W. H. FRANCIS, 280 We«t Randolph 
lady. 
st. 
T
O RENT—ONE OR TWO ROOMS I N A FBI. 
vate family, furnished or unfurnished, to single 
gent It-men, without board. 84* Calnmet-av. 
rs—) B E N T -
Eiae IalsasVav 
bath 
Twenty-fifth-st. 
E B N T - W I T H OR W I T H O F T BOARD, I N 
furnished or unfurnished room. 
^ improvements, convenient to 
Ialaad-av. cars, Address J A K. Tribune selce, 
:LE F U R N I S H E D ROOMS 
fuel; hot and cold water aad 
Half 
block from Cottage 
house, 248 Calumet-a v., South of 
>btoi» Wiadi 
toehmsBt 
^ A S « 
Mi hail 
that tavaated atoat, i 
the Mitl* wonder 
W e s t Madtaea-st, 
Green. 
i ... N \ A ^ K R -
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1 - A o ' 
•uu,.. 
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! 
t.i»-a.'l;.» t l i . n » 
. . I (,.*: » •' k .'..-' -
W
A N T P l s - A YOWBG 
MAX, WITH 1*00 TO 
Q I T U A T I O N 
W A N T E D 
Ki r n s , t o « S a a i - p o r t o a t p — M o e , n s h u m b u g ; 
H 
wholeeele grocery 
references given and required, O a l a s C. A ALDER- 
man «g » years' expt-rh 
SCN,! 
Ms given 
if oath C 
Canal-st., 
today. 
W 
ASTTEtV-A R E U ABLE MAX TO T A K E C A R S 
T f s i a horse and no gj—ral wsrk about a k a m ; 
good rtfeiei eea rtqaired. Apply to S. C. B L A K E M. 
P., 878 ITairte-av. 
W
A N T E D - 2 f IRST-CLASS M E N TO ASSIST I N 
canvassing 
Can at US Madi— 
FIRST-CLASS, 
STEADY. S B -
man to a r f v s s svay hersa. 
Also, 
rANTED—A 
H. BECK WITH * Co. 
W
A N T B D -
tibtHppers 
. etM 
SOUUL 
•LAROBRRSTO 
and farm ham 
A N O E L L , » Wei 
GO SOUTH, WOOD. 
_ JA, and cheap 
tteketo 
West 
• W T A N T E D - T W O 
POSTERS. ONR S H I P P I N G 
TV *icrk, and one sal,—isn. who have had experience 
r honesty. 
None 
A CO., Michigan-
' s f J T X A. I I O N S W A t T E I i 
>1 !»..<-«. l t a ,)..«• n i « » , 
» ~ - > - I T 
A Y 0 U N 0 M A N 
mrs of horses aad da 
Wm*tSB*m 
chores, ueod ti 
state. 
SSBA rr 1 mi s? »— SS*L« awt^w 
ms—as «—w 
Address JAMM*, 
Tribune 
S
I T U A T I O N W A . 
aasa, as bookkeeper 
;jf 
aaajjS^saa^^aaa 
JKUto. 
IDLE-AGED 
•1* urt^ 
• wito 
• •.tastsa mnuw; SWnvsvwawy- a g s n — 1 w i n 
the business; a c t afraid of work ; can fuj^toh A N o l 
1*~1—~L . a' M lai—» acqaslntaaos to the oountry. 
A d d V e a T M H D . B N a r t h May-st.' 
EST-CLASS 
t3 * ( . a t * m 
w _ vJr 
* • " • 
=Lw_f_fcL 
ITfJATION W A N T E D - B j r r ; * Y 
years of age, a beautiful 
samrapi' 
G M A N 18 
T t ' a W T J I1 
• M - 1 • M S A * - * 
—•—arw, —ya—^—^-—tWRNNaV, 
totoprV 
rtrncwl book ker-pw, e*WTespomtent and hard wwrker. 
with first-claaa rsfcrasoes. 
Address O A J , Trlbaas 
ofltce. 
and who can bring 
others need apply, 
f. D. 
av.. near Monroe-si. 
WA N T E D - A N ORtlANIST FOB OLIVET S A P . 
tist Chnich. ruurthav. 
Apply to W. 8. J O H N . 
SON, 51 Taylor-st 
^ i ^ ' " A B T E D - A YOU NO MAN QUICK A N D C O B 
rect at figures to make almaelf geaerally naeful 
ta aa office 
Address 
Tribune office. 
expected, B C, 
- 1 S 7 A K T E D - A 
SMART, 
ACTIVE 
BOY AT 
f T Stained CUaas Works, 208 Superior A t , near North 
YXTAKTED-A WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE 
rV carrying a large stock would make arraugen-— 
with two or three salesmen who cosld influence a 
trade of their own. 
Address CLOTHING, » 
office. All communications strictly confidential. 
BST AN T E D - M E N TO E X A M I N E O U B N E W 
TT 
corn sheik-r; shells six bushels per lour. Retail 
tl ao. Good nun wanted, #10 per dav easy. 
KIMBALL 
A CO., MS West Madisoaet., Room 12. 
W
A N T E D - A GOOD, BBLIARLK YOUNG MAN, 
aeenstomed to the business, to take ease of a 
horse and carriage, and make himself generally useful 
around ths house; must have good references. 
Apply 
at .249 South Parka v. 
Q I T U A T I O N 
W A N T E D - £ B Y 
A 
OOOD 
B oarver. Can, or address J U L . E R M B B A 0O-, 
CT4 Mtehtoaa-av. 
S
ITUATION 
W A N T E D - T O 
young man, pracitical carpenter, 
tec-t'a oflli-e 2j vearB, wishes for rontiu 
archfreil here. Address C I S , 
JlTUATION WANTED—A YOU NO 
5 years wants to tears either tk 
1 cutting or confectionery hi 
rest BaaoWph or 2M West Lax* 
MAN O f IS 
bookbiadisg.1 
business. 
Addr 
.: StS, 
8 
ITCATION 
W A N T E D — B Y A f I R S T 
CLASS 
can make a g'»d n«Mr»tiva, or 
gem operator, who 
hi like to rent a vacant liarLt in good locality. Ad 
dress OPERATOR 673 Washington av., Chicago 
WA N T E D - A BOY FOR OOLLECTING 
general office work: must be acquainted 
city, and give the beat references 
Address, ta 
cant's handwriting, T M, Tribune office. 
A N D 
: _ t l e 
appli 
)R 8 A L E - A T A GREAT B A C h L F I C B - A 4. 
atory marble front house and l o t Only t«,080 if 
en at once. House is first-class in every rospcct. J. 
8, SCOVEL, 887 Wshash-av. 
F
OR SALE—RY J. H. KBELER, 282 HALSTED 
A , corner Harrison 1 
Peoria s t . between Tyler and Harrison, 26xi2S. 
Polk st., bet ween Desplatoes and Halsted, 63x118. 
Van Burnt-et, 21 feet west of Wood, 25x100. 
Lake-st, east of Lincoln, 50x137. 
Halsted s t , north ot Twelfth, 24x125. 
Jackaon-st, cornet of Throop, 85x125. 
Mlcliigan-av., corner Thirty second-st. 150x185. 
Thirtieth st., between Butterfieid and Buinslde, 28 
xSD. 
T W D I N G TO BEMOVE TO MY 
idence. I offer tor sale_ 
WSOR SALE—IN 
" 
suburban reslw, 
with hu-~ tot on one of the avenues _ 
sad-st It contains about 24 rooms completely furn-
ished, including double bath-room, 
laundry, wine-
eellar—all modern conveniences; or, will rent with or 
without furniture to a satisfactory tenant 
Address, 
K 250, Tribune office. 
_ 
t T O B S A L E - W E H A V E FOR S A L E 
S E V E R A L 
A? 
pieces of very desirable property, located ta the 
~ ot the city, suitable for manatee-
railroad facilities, which can be 
choice 
Divisions of the city, on favorable terms. fOLINGKB 
A BALLA RD, Real Eatate Brokers, 888 Wabash ar. 
S A L E - C H E A P - FIRST-CLASS 
H O U S E 
Houat 3-story and basement, pressed 
brick. Contains latest improvements. Lot 67 feet, 
east front 
Altogsther one of toe plaasantest places 
ta the city. Small toayment down. Inquire oa pre-
mises, 908 Indiana-av.. near Twentieth-st. 
H O U S E 12 BOOMS, N E W , O N 
Indiana-av., on leased ground; loag sad favorable 
leas* The home is elegantly furnished, and will be 
sold at a bargain. Ia*aire at 1,030 Indiana-av. 
TX>R SALE—TWO-STORY HOUSE, B A R N , A N D 
JD 
lot, on Park-av., at a b argata. 
Look at it! _ _Good 
D. COLE * 
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE. 
V V V \ A A A A A A / \ A A / \ A A A A A A A A A A A / V \ ^ ^ 
S A L E - 5 ACRES I N SOUTH CHICAGO, , 
from new hotel lust completed. 
Valuable 
property, and cheap. Perfect title. Apply to Mr. 
H I N 8 D A L E 
s y t s r m s ; Witt 
aa given from 
LSTOUGH. 
f l a t l l MTSSW 
to.SEAT, 
a a — a — i . 
%j\t v j t x a* M ia r, i» 11 a<0 x JX x mi 
F
' V«rSAJUaV^4O0AiUR^^ 
- G o o d for snbdivlding. Railroad crossing in cen-
tre. 
Land is dry. Also, dairy farm of 440 acres. Good 
Land. Extensive 
totorovements. 
Near Chicago. J. 
G. EARLE, HobarV~td. 
LANDS-140 ACRES ON 
Grand Traverse County, giving 
and 3*9 acres in Antrim and 
all heavily timbered, and 
reasonably, or exchange 
ONEHOB.SE 
tor brisk, 
on S. A 
corner ol 
J 1-—HEBE f U B N I S H E D ROOMS S U I T 
for three or four gentleman, with or without 
gas, attendance, and bathroom; east of Wabaah-
av., ana north or 
branch office. 
TO RENT HOUSES. 
m O R E N T - S E V E R A L HOUSES OF FROM 5 TO 10 
A 
roams, at tram l i s t o tos per month, ta Evans-
• st on, Berth Evsastsn, s s d Glenooe. 
Can be seen at 
m y saVe, Room 18. 34 South Canal-st, in ths forenoon, 
and toEvanston to the afternoon, C, B, BROWNE, 
f
g 
" " S T _ "
2 
— — 
• _ " 
" I 
1 a* 
*i 
11 a 1 «ama, anas 11 ,i 1 11 1, 
O 
B B N T - A 
COTTAGE O f f I V B 
ROOMS, 
with rnrnltnre for sale. Apply at 293 fulton st. 
f f l O 
B E N T - T W O - 8 T O R Y 
A N D BASEMENT 
A 
brick house, with modern Improvements, com-
tortably 
furnished; South Side, good location,- rent 
moderate. Apply to D A V I D I N N E S 8 , 299 Michi-
gan-av. 
m o BENT—COTTAGE O f • ROOMS, 899 WASH-
L 
tagton-av. 
Apply to f. B. LITTIX, 112 North 
Canal st,, oris Absrdeen-at. 
m O BENT—»*TORY A N D BASEMENT~BRICK 
A 
house, with all modern Improvements, at a mode-
rate rent, and furniture complete, for sale. 
Good loca-
tion, Smith Side 
J. A. A. H. 
t o D A V T D I N N E S S care of 
F. Grtswom, 299 Mlchigan-av. 
r p O R E N T - A 
10-ROOM BRICK H O U S E I N A 
X 
tint 
class neighborhood: rent SM par month 1 
worth to3. furniture tor sale at a bargain. Call or 
address, this day, P 8, 819 Cottage Grove a v., corner of 
Egan a v - one block from horse cars. 
f f t O B E N ' T - f U B N I 8 H E D H O U S E ON A V E N U E 
A 
north of Eighteenth st. to small family. 
Address 
J R, Tribune office. 
r f * 0 B B N T - A P A B T I A L L Y f U R N I S H E D OOT 
A tags of 11 rooms, cellar and barn. 
A desirable 
locality, No. 39 Twenty-second »t. 
Rent flOO p e r 
month. 
References reqnlred, 
G. W. THOMPSON. 
f f t O B E N T - N E W T ^ I s T O R ~ Y A N D BASE M E N T 
A 
house, water and gas. Owner and wife would 
board with family if desirable. 
Apply at 838 South 
Park-av. 
T
O RENT—ENTIRE HASEMENT OF H O U S E 
No. Tto Wabashav., very cheap until May L A p 
ply to BEA A COATES, 7( I Wabaah-av. 
rflO RENT—AND F U R N I T U R E FOR SALE—ONE 
JL of ths moat desirable and conveniently-located 
houses on West Madisou-st 
None but responsible 
parties need apply. Call at 224 Madison-st. 
m o 
R E N T — T H R E E N E W , N I C E 
HOUSES, 
JL Mlchlgan-av. Or will be sold on easy terms. SIM-
EON MEAR8, 909 Wabaah-av. 
LOOOIJ1G. 
I Q j ? T W E N T Y N I N T H - S T — B E T W E E N P R A I 
J L O « * ris and Calumet av*; comfort and economy j 
fnrnlahed rooma, with full or partial board, to adults 
only. 
QrW A MICHIGAN A V—LARGE PARLORS A N D 
O l w 
other rooms with private table if desirtd. 
Moderate 
encee. 
prices and few boarders. Highest refer-
i Q Q 
SOUTH 8TATE43T.-GOOD ROABD A N D 
t t o , 7 lodgings foi 20 men (early breakfasts) at ftBO 
per week. Location central. 
Call and see. 
i Q Q 
BORNSiDE-ST.—BETWEEN 
TWBNTY-
fk&tJ 
nintti and Thirtieth s t e , 
one block west of 
State-et., good beard aad first-rate accommodations 
for gentlemen. 
Everything new and reasonable.. 
WABASH-AV. - 
F U R N I S H 
gentlemen and 
755 
with beard tor „ 
gle gentlemen, 
References exchan aged. 
af 
BASI 
H E D 
ROOMS 
wives or sin-
I
MPERIAL PABLOR8-884 WABASH-AV., N E A R 
Thirteenth- A — A few rooms to rent with first class 
board for gentlemen or gentlemen aad their wives; 
hot aad cold water and first class hotel acoommoda 
tiona at reasonable prices. 
ADISON 
MJ 
HOUSE, 124 A N D 128 WEST M A D 
lron-st. ; 
: per day ; day board, tf' I r week. 
laONTAJTB TOaTlCD. 
1
H A V E I N M Y POSSESSION 
A 
SORREL 
horse, with a white face, about 3 years old. Can 
be had at 408 Elston road. JAMBS OONLLN. 
I' O S T - O N 
MONBAY 
E V E N I N G 
O f T H E 
J great fire, from a dray, corner of Twelfth and 
galsted-st-, 
a tin 
e 
property . of 
Crosbys 
W
ANTED-
gotog Sooth, 
WA N T E D - T H R E E M E N A N D TWO BOYS TO 
pack 
systera. 
Apply 
immediately 
at A. 
BOOTH'S, 799 Indiana-a v. 
P I N K R ^ S l A N D S ; ALSO, 
THOSE 
to csO at to South Canal at., oppos-
ite St. Louis Depot, and get cheap rate tickets; S t 
Louis, S?, and all other points to prspsrtioa. 
W
A N T E D - LABORERS 
TO <K> 8 O U T H 
Cheap tickets t -» S t Iouis, Memphis. Vicksbura, 
New Orleans, Mobile, and to all Southern points, at 
the lowest 
rates. 
Apply at ilO West Randolph-il 
cigar store. 
Iph-it., to 
w 
ANTED—HANDS TO CHOP WOOD D U R I N G 
of A L E X A N D E R A 
YKJANTED—THIS DAY TWENTY WOOD. CHOP-
TT ners for Indiana, a winter's work. 80 farm hands 
far tips State, wages $1,09 per day aad hoard. 4 team-
sters for city wsrk. 
Cheapest tickets tor sale to these 
going s o u t e j to s t Louis, Memphis, N e w Orleans, 
Vlckabnrg, 
Mobile 
A c , at Employment 
Head-
quarters, Room, 3 1 2 Lhid's . Block. 
RandolphAt 
XftTANTED—A 
SMART 
INTELLIGENT BOY. 
T f 
must write a good hand A l s o an apprentice to 
theptamblng and feas fitting business. 
Apply at 76 
W
A N T E D - S E V B R A L E X P E R I E N C E D SALES. 
men ta a leading N e w York Jobbing house to aefi 
woollens, fiannela, aad hlankets. 
Address BoxsEtt, 
N e w York Ci^r. 
W
A N T E D - D R U G 
CLERK—A YOUNG M A N 
18 or 19 years of age, who has been ta the busi-
ness 8 or 4 years; one who can talk English and Ger-
man preferred. Address Drawer 1064, Council Bluffs, 
I o w a 
W
A N T E D - A N 
ENERGETIC SALESMAN Ac-
quainted with ths liquor business, and witha 
connection, to eell genuine liquors on commission. 
Apply at 199 East Madiaotvat-
W
A N T E D - A flRST-CLASS SALESMAN T H A T 
understands the clothing business ; must apeak 
German. Inquire immediately at 173 Rlue Island av. 
Best reference required. 
W
~ A N T E D ^ A flBST-CLASS CLERK I N A N I N 
surance office on4s««to Side, Must write a good 
hand, aad be correct aad rapid ta figures. Address, in 
own handwriting, INSURANCE, Tribune branch of 
flee, 409 Wabaah-av. 
W
ANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG M A", WHO IS 
a good penman, to go to s manufacturing estab-
lishment out of the city. Apply at Ml Wabash av.. up-
stairs. 
W
A N T E D - P A P B H R U L E B - A 
FlBST-CLASS 
lob ruler can have a permanent at tuation aad 
good wages by applying to JOHN P. MORTON A CO., 
W
ANTED—A NO. 1 STICK CANDY 
M A K E R ; 
also, a first-class ernamenter. Address CANDY 
FACTORY, JoUet, 111a. 
W
ANTED—COOPERS TO M A K E PORK B A B . 
rela aad tierces with bucked staves. Price for 
making « 
cents and_|L06. Wsrk all ths hours they 
Senas. Apply to JAMBS M * 
MAHER, 186 Hiokory-st, 
W
ANTED—SLATE | A N D T I N ROOFERS A N D 
galvanised Iron cornics men. A K I N 8 B L Y A 
CO., 74 aad 76 Wast Monroe-st. 
ANTED-rGOOD JOB PRINTERS. 
l P P L Y A T 
theprtattngofflce of MILLARD A DECKER, 
Wood andTyler-ats. 
w 
W
A N T E D - BRICKLAYERS. 
I N Q U I R E FOR 
THOS. GOOD WILLIE. Builder office, at X A J. 
Goods' machine shop, Michlgan-st., near the river, 
North Side. 
W
A N T E D - T H R E E GOOD T I N N E R S ON MON 
day morning, at 991 and 993 State-at. JACOBS A 
HARRISON. 
FRAME GILDERS A N D TWO 
A N B 
^DrrANTED--1 
VI 
wall 
derstaad 
138 Mata-at., LoatovUle, K y 
W
A N T E D - A GOOD P A T T B B N M A K E S AT US 
south CtatoB-A^ Apply immediately. 
U. 8. 
BRICK M A C H I N E CO. 
W
ANTED—TINNERS 
B Y 
ATHERTON 
A 
WEAVER, at 365 West Madlson-st. 
A N T B D - T A I L O R S FOR CUSTOMWORK AT 
888 South Clark-st. 
w 
box 
marked 
"A, McCoy,' 
Amaaa 
McCoy, 
lately 
of 
House. 
Contains nothing of value ex-
cept to the owner. The finder will be liberally reward-
ed, and no questions asked, by leaving the same at 
the office of toe Tribune, No. 15 Canal-A 
Owner can 
be addressed at Roektord HL 
L O S T - O N W B D N E S D A Y , 
NOV. A 
1871, A 
small, sorrel mare. The finder will be rewarded 
for returning aame or landing word to P. D. LYONS, 
805 Tyler-st. 
^ ^ 
B B W A B D - A B O U T A WBBK AGO, 
midland pop, with a white spot on his 
breast, and white on his hind feet. Any one who will 
return him to JAMBS P. SMITH'S Ice Office, No. 786 
Indiana-av., will receive the above reward. 
L
O S T - L A S T 
MONDAY 
berry colored cow, white 
ral reward will be paid on ret 
H U R L E Y , 80 Blghtoanth st, 
L
OST—WEDNESDAY E V E N I N G , A POCKET 
bosk with A. B. Harlan in gilt letters on the in-
side. The finder will be rewarded on returning it to 843 
Indiana-av. 
MJ a N e 
W
A N T E D - A FTBST-CLASS 
PRINTER. 
A P 
U y t o J . C . DRAKE, 181 West Madison s t , u p 
stoira. 
W
ANTED—PRESSMAN—A N O . 1 SOBER MAN 
who understands she details of first-class Job 
Press work, and all kinds of Job Presses, can hear of a 
first-class steady place by addressing, with references, 
E V A N S V I L L E JOURNAL CO., Evaneville, Indiana 
ANTED—A 
GOOD STICK 
CANDYMAKER 
also a man on starch work, l i s Rlue Island-av. 
w 
W
A N T B D - A 
COOK I N A D I N I N G 
ROOM. 
Must understand his business, and come well 
recommended. 
Apply 
tween 10 and 12 a m . 
san • 
a t t M , 
at 63 West Madisonst, be-
W
A N T E D - T E N 
F I R S T CLASS 
PAINTERS, 
the highest wages 
will bs paid for good men. 
Apply early Monday morning at 688,670 and 572 State. 
W
A N 1 E D — A " 0 O 0 D BAB B E A WORK STEADY 
11 winter 
Apply at32 WaatLaks-st., 
LARGE 
STRAW-
on forehead. A libe-
w to MICHAEL 
LOS 
a l i a 
I N A WALLET, ON DEGEMRER, 1, 
woman and child possessed. The finder 
wfR confer a great favor by calling at 146 West Waah-
tagton-at., np stairs. 
L
O S T - A N E W F O U N D L A N D DOG WITH BRASS 
collar, marked Badger, 62 Calumet-av. A suitable 
reward for him, 
_ ^ 
L
O S T - O N THURSDAY E V E N I N G NOVEMBER 
30, near corner of Lake and Canal 1 
bracelet, marked, "From Fred to Amnetta' 
wlB be liberally rewarded by leaving it at P., C. A 
St. L By. hlcket Office corner Canal and Kinaie-ato. 
L
O S T - t t o 
R E W A R D - A 
LARGE 
LEATHER 
wallet containing between #800 and 8400. The finder 
will receive the above reward by leaving It at the of 
fiea of PICK A CHLADBK, 878 Steto-stT, or WBAD-
LEY A D B N N E H V 8 , ttoSonth JeatoraOBUA. 
BLACK A N D 
rs to thai 
its recovery. 
T 
O S T - O I 
—ON SATURDAY LAST, A 
dog from 848 Wa baah-av j answera to ths asms 
A—ward of f t to offered tor to 
FIRE, 
tan 
of Jeff. 
T O S T - O N T H E DAY OF T B K 
A J 
the residence of J. H. Dote, oa 
Oak. one linen chest sad three trunks, one sine, con. 
telntag blaaketo and household linen marked M or 
Maitland. Liberal reward. JOHN MAITLAND, No. 
SS North 
LO S T - O N 
T H E E V E N I N G 
O f T H E toTH. 
about e o'clock, between Green and Beuben-sto., a 
light colored mink muff, with lining torn. Any person 
returning it to 178 Watant-st. will receive K rewarfl 
ON 
J C W T - - T M E 
H I N D 
away. 
Intormatia^desii 
ner of Panto 
PART OF A WAGON, 
irsdby 
R ^ N N B G A V , oor-
I' 11 K 
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1 N I" Oil S,.'1II: i. 
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r-iilers,, in 
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1..-. I ATTEKN-. 1 I.A.--KS. *{ ,.£•-
iitia t'Hv Fniie!i\ IHUI Machine Sin.;, 
''jr.'iui 
baUi*i .. 
t;...i.. ...,irit 'II , 
a..; uscti.i.e ^hop; thesetoata,nas-
.,. 
.,.-•»; 
1 i'"«l order *no »r. rfr,.|,,t von 
and en Hberat terms. AdAtess K. G. A X D E A 
CO., Pewria. IU-
S T ^ T T W I L L SECURE, TO THB'RT 
" "shalf interest to agsod paying hi 
West Washbsiftaa-at 
tti.im 
U H i 
131.11*.: 
MA N 
Ii Ap-
BBS 
HAL* 
rs*. w i t o ,1008. 
i-..j>»tal 
•>:... < 
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rJaaara fl W9 moathly. 
its-A Bssma. 
T O S T - T H U R S D A Y . A BOLL O f RILLS, #71 I N 
1 
YrSd 
ir±x^tt^d 
finder if 
T H E N I G H T O f 
10 years aid, which 
*paytog 
property aad 
T H E FIRS', A 
owner can have 
S H E R I F F S 
W
ANTED-GOOD GIRLS FOB A L L K I N D S OF 
housework ta first-claaa families ta city and 
country. Apply to MRS. THOMPSON, 1002 Stoteat. 
ONE GOOD 
bookkeeping. 
A L V S , grocer, N o lst West Indiana s t 
W
A N T E D - A 
LADY 
C A S H I E R 
at figure*, and. some*knowledge of 
Call at B. 
TAT ANTED—A GIBL E X P E E I E N C E D I N PUT-
ting up perfumery. Apply at 244 West Madison id 
W
ANTED—A W E T N U R S E 
APPLY A T 49 
South Ads-st, between 8 and 9 a m . and 1 aad 
2:89 p.m. 
w 
ANTED—AN E X P E R I E N C E D GIRL TO DO 
housework in a small family; oats who wishes a 
IB sail at 988 Indlana-av. 
W
A N T B D - A RELIABLE ENGi.ISH*OR G E E 
man girt to do general housework ta a araallfamt-
ly at 1178 Wabaah-av. 
~ T W O 
N O B S 
ssatoama 
W
A N T B D - A T 88 TWENTY FTfTH-ST. 
good girls, one as 000k and a seoond girt. 
need apply only 
w 
plya X«' 
. S W E D E OB NOR WE 
COOK A N D SECOND G I B L TO 
mile south of otty limits aad near 
at 632 Wabash av. 
WANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO O E N E R A L 
housework; would wish to come recommended 
Apply to basement, No. 1010 MiohiganAv. 
WA N T A D - A GIRL TO DO G E N E R A L H O U S E 
work la a amali family, at Harlem. A Swede or 
German preferred. Apply at 441 West Lake-st., from 
9 to 11 this a. m. 
W
A N T E D - A GIRL TO DO G E N E R A L H O U S E 
work to small family. 
Maat b s a gsod cook. 
Norwegian or German preferred. 
Apply at 76 N 01th 
Norwegian < 
Carpenter si 
WA N T E D - A GOOD G I B L 
S C A N D I N A V I A N 
or German, tor general housework ta a small 
family. Wages f t gar week. 
Call at i486 Indiana av 
WA N T X D - ^ B L T O 
ASSIST I N G E X X B A L 
house—™k at 178 or 178 West Lake-st,, np-stoirs. 
FOUBD-POCKBT-BOOK, CONTAINING SMALL 
sum of mosey, which owner can hare by proving 
property and paying charges. 
Inquire of r 
at the rates of Central 
Water A . 
shop, 
A N T E D - A 
GOOBIGIRL F O B G E N E B A L 
housework. Apply 840 West Lake-st, ta barber 
Inquire 
Elevator, 
fo«w 
NOVEMBER 
lack colt, with 
M p B B B M i j tail, and. 
S
T R A Y E D - O N 
THURSDAY, 1 
from No. 868 Centre-st, a black 
gray hairs, with white star on fsreh 
Bead rtdl sn, 4 jrosra old. The finder will be UberaUy 
p a M f — t a f i i n w ^ ^ o r r s t u r n t a g asms to PATRICK 
C T B A Y E D - f R O M NO. MM W E S T W A T B R S T 
~ on Wednesday night last, oae brown horse, tow 
and tail, and Roman nose. Whoever returns 
to No. 108 West Water A 
will be 
M U R P H Y . 
'P 
OILLETT*S 
S T A B L E . COR 
1 Illinois-ate,, oa the night of the 
great *rs, a two-seated rockaway carriage. 
Theftud«.t 
will be rewarded by returning to CARH ART, L E W 
I S A e X ^ n M B O c i i W - s v . 
_ _ _ _ _ 1 _ _ _ _ . 
REWARD. A B B B O t W B S T I O B B A S E X D , 
tor return, ta good coadltioB, to W. X 
ON. northeast eornerLaSaUe aad Moaroesta, <* 
, taken from Smith A Ftogg'a stable, 
'" e great fir* ; a s u r e , about lit 
aafia go 
m 
marks on back, 1 
PSSB 
S A va^ t n %M' 
A
FOR T H E WOBLD R E N O W N E D I 
Sswtag Machias; the oldest, best and most relia 
bto. and OS not buy say otl 
atods* and 629 Wabash av. 
Uberauy dealt with. 
other. OSEoss 839 South Hal 
and 
S
I N G E S , W E E D , HOWE, A N D OTHER STAtgD-
a r t machines on 
ta exchange. Ma 
NeeuteaforaUamolUnca, 
US Wostl 
S
EWING MACHINES REPAIRED, EXCHANG 
sdor rented. lOtt needles and attachments for all 
machines. 19S W«A Madison A 
W
EED, SINGER, A N © WHRKLBR A WILSON 
sewtagmachim 
meats. Work given! 
C. K. NIOHOL8,144 South Halsted^t. 
on easy aanBtafcj pay-
to those who deatra ft 
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JOR SALE—H2S D U B BILL ON A FIRST-CLASS 
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'P. S.,"sitCotteg*Grovesv 
toraitoiv 
store, at abigdiscoenttorcash. Address 
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M O f f l l f l n d a chaaw 1 
,*: ».. t- v l^E CHANfjB,, 
A I T i : ' M TM A M O U B T C A N 
toiu.i i. •. tt.sco per month. Ad-
T n i . i u i , - 
tftth, 
WJ—BED. 
JBTHA A N D OTHER 
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aewtag maenmes soM on eaay moataiy InstoJl-
n.^i.ta 
Worv vaA«- !i eaynisnt 
MaolUae »uppjt» 
aiway* on hasd. W. f. S T I C E X r - — - 
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lUWHlMH-aa 
3KNEY, W 
FIROT-OLASS 
'Install 
supplies 
a* Kteh 
H O U S E H O t a D 
G O O D S . 
ET O f PARLOR 
FParnitar*. 
Call at SsTfultoa at 
CLAIRVOYAirrs. 
D
R. MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD CAN 
tell of bnstoeas, Joarneys, marria|te«. Saw aaita, 
Jen property; can poeitrreiy 
tell of business. Journeys, marriages, law aaita, 
trieuds, tost or stolen ~ 
tall the truth about anythtaf 
aU uteeases, ar ao pay. 
t S l S J , * B w i* 1 1 to kn0Vf 
; "urea 
1W West Madiaoa-st. 
WA N T E D - A T T H E SOUTHERN HOTEL, OOA 
of Clark and Ha—tooa-sto. 
One pastry cook. 
and two dining ream girts, 
WA N T E D - A GOOD COOX A T T H E J O H N 
stone House, 128 aad 129 W 
W a s t 
WANTED—AT to MAY-ST., B E T W E E N W A S H 
ingtoa and Madison-sta , a good girl to do general 
housework; one that understands cooking. Reference* 
required. 
W A N T E D - A 
GERMAN. 
B O H E M I A N OR 
W e V t W a a l m g ^ ' - s r *> * e M " i * — * » • - "H. 
WA N T E D - G I R L - S I X 
I N FAMILY. GBR-
man or Swede prete—oa, at 834 fUlton-at. 
^ A X T B B - A O O 
ironer, 
P E T E N T COOX W A S H E R 
' at « 7 Michigan-av. 
S e a n 
WANTED—A F E W GOOD 
atom W«"-
Pabaahav. 
S H I R T MA E B B S 
W A N T E D - A HOU8EKKEPER, BY A U E N T L E 
vS'S".1 Hk*5 I f totatogBBt aadBmauaamloBable. 
U erk light and comtortabto home. An English per 
SOB preferred. Aditresa L. Tribune o f f i c e ! ^ 
PARTNERS WAITTED. 
P A R T N E R 
W A » T E D - W I T H 84,000 CASH I N 
A 
a s established business doing a good hiite, wool 
and junk business. 
Address Glass Box ISO, Logans-
par* ind. 
PA R T N E R 
W A N T E D - I N 
A 
flBST-CLASS 
restaurant, to run 18 hours a day: Mmonth,' 
!ease, business fto.000 yearlv, at 992 South Steto-st.. 
sear Tweaty-second-f t. 
8Xf>~* KR WAN TBAV-A YOUNGr MAN"5^ A VINO 
ftoO to $1,000, rita conaact himaelf with a company 
- C. D. 
J ling on 
•B 
#680 mm >.,uuu, :am ' ouaeci o i n m u a 
A LDEBSON? i f s o u t h Cmmlstr, 
today 
P
A R T N E R W A N T E D ^ W I T H 
CAPITAL, 
earry on the brash bustoess, si 
John Ames A Co., wSa> aiispooaeert 
Ibw s«bs«riber is Junior member of 
AtWitiw. stating w inert tat 
HATHA.WAY.'**) 8tote-st 
T O 
10 
stating 'wbene tatervtow can bs 
T O 
L E A S E 
(A im, 
m © LEASE—ON LONG TIME. A T L O W RATES. 
T ^ S » ^ a T s ^ a t n a r t o 
location. C. S WALLBR, 85 West afs^tsoavst. 
CUTTING 
I C R - I J . N D ON 
>e railroad, las miles from 
office. 
ffSO X B A S E - F O B 
CUTTI 
S
ITUATION WANTED—BY A D A N I S H COACH 
man who ia well aaquatated in the Stty. H s an 
Orstands to take care of^horsea aad carriage and la 
wilting to maks himself generally usefaL The beat 
etltv refeieacea furnlahed. 
Address R M O, Tribune 
office 
ITUATION WANTED—AS OOACHMAN ; H A S 
good city rafereaces ; wiU make himaelf useful 
abonl the house. 
Inquire of G. W. ADAMS ST A 
FOWLER, Room 1. 11 South Cffito1 »: 
: IITTJ A T I O B S W A X TED ~FS'MA L -
S1 
M f c a r O C ' l l i l l l f ' W I I l a l 1 
ITUATION W A N T E D - A LADY A GOOD COPY-
ist wishes an engagement, 
remuneration not ae 
Important 
Addreas M. G R A H A M H U N T E R , Trt-
bnae office. • 
S
ITUATION 
WANTED — TO DRY GOODS 
stores and others-By a respectable young per*m, 
with a London experience, as cashier and book kecpar. 
or a«y otbor stination s e t sae-iai. 
Address Miss M . 
BUDGEN, Shelbta* Mo, 
S
ITUATION 
W A N T E D - B Y 
A 
COMPETENT 
Swedish girl, to cook, ta a private family , good 
references 
.Address CLARA, Tribune office. 
S
HTTUATION 
W A N T E D — B Y ^ A ^ F T R S X - F L I S * 
cock. Apply, for three days, at the Madison House, 
124 and 128 West Madlson-st 
"WABTBD—TO %DO 
S
ITUATION 
housework ta a small family ; 
Apply at 14 Cramer s t , off Jefferson. 
G E N E R A L 
good referencea. 
g 
It—'ATION 
W A N T E D — BY A 
COLORED 
j woman aa cook or general house maid. 
Call A 
o. 405 South Clark-at 
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WL 
••••smeptai turn >..: 
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M A OH LSTER T 
AMES* ENGINES, PORTABLE 8 TO A K O B S E 
A _ p o — « : thrsabing. Sand 
10-borse: ot—alar saw 
_ ^ ^ r ^ _ ' j f v ^ y i a l^. <^_!h^_*' *?}?**• 
SS* 
COLLINS EATON, Agent, 78 South Canal-st 
B
RASS F O U N D B Y A N D F I N I S H I N G 8 K b P. 
formerly 50 and 52 Madi son st, is now In full op-
eration at 196 West Madison S t , with in ceased facil-
ities for light and heavy caattajt, light finishing, and 
aheet metal work. 
Western Be wing. Machine Co., Pa 
E MAYHEW, Manager. 
C
A O. COOPER A CO., OFFICE 10 A N B tt 
a West Randolph-st.. Manuf actore Stattona 
Portable Engines of all ataea, Slrcular Saw 
aad Flouring Mill Machinery. 
Bend tor Ulna 
circular. 
E
N G I N E LATHES, IRON PLANERS, DRILLS, 
and all kinds of iron tools at Rochester Machinery 
Manufacturing Company. H G. WORMER, 
Mana-
ger, 37 and 89 South Canal-st. 
E
N G I N E LATHES, IRON PLANERS, DRILLS, 
Bolt Cnttera, Twist Drilla, at W. A. JAMES A CO., 
113 Fulton A 
TJ» VERY SHOP SHOULD H A V E A UN I V E R S A ! 
A J wood-worker at Rochester Machinery Manufactur-
ing Company. H. G. WORM E R Manager, 37 aad 39 
South Canal-A 
B
LANDYT8 STATIONARY *AND 
PORTABLE 
engines aad sawmills, Daniels A Wood worth *a 
planers, sash ticker aad moulder, ahaping machines 
aad mortising machines, SSCaaalA. 
f. W. NORTH-
ROP, A g e n t 
F
)R SALE—A FIRST-CLASS 
SECOND-HAND 
doable exhaust-port, 20-inch stroke, 9 l-t tach cyl-
inder engins and 
fixtures. 
Price vary tow, by A . T . 
CROSS, Lyons, Iowa. 
P
1R SALE—A LOT OF H A N D LARD PRESSES, 
the best kind, and now. A T K I N S A B U R G E S S , 
Vulcan Iron Works, 88 North Cttaton-at. 
T 3 0 R SALE—A T H R E E REVOLUTION TAYLOR 
A? 
printmg press. I s ta good condition, and cau b s 
seen running at t i e Tribune office, 16 Canal-st 
G
REENWOOD'S 8 T A V B H K A D I N G A N D 8 H I N -
gle machiaery at Roche* tor Manufacturing Com-
pany. X G. WORMER, Manager, 87 and 89 South 
Canal-st 
. 
P
ORTABLE 
A N D STATIONARY 
E N G I N E S 
and saw aaw-mills. Ooatracto taken to furnish all 
classes of machinery at Rochester Machinery Mana-
faeturing Oosnpaay 
X G. WORMER, Manager, 87 
and toSoatlClaaVst. 
S
U E f A C E R 8 , P L A N E R A N D MATCHER MA-
chines, Bssawers and wood L a t h e s a t ths a t -
ohtae— depot of W. A J A M E S A CO., lllFultoo st. 
A S H A N D DOOR MACHINERY—A F U L L LIMB 
.J 
of H. B. Smit-'a on hand. W. A J A M B S A CO., 
Ill Pal ton-at, 
TEAM ENGINES—A LARGE STOCK ON H A N D 
at 111 fnltoa-st 
W. A JAMES A CO. 
m O M P K L N S ' 
CHAMPION 
MOULDING MA 
X 
chine, with inside heads, at RocboafterMaohmer, 
Manufacturing Company. H. G. WORMER, Mana 
gar, 87 aad » Sooth Canal-A 
af 
m O M P K I N S ' PLANERS A N D MATt.H«R8, T H E 
A 
beat ta use, at Rochester Machinery MansLtctur 
tag Company. H, G. W O R M E R 
Manager. 87 and 39 
aanth t-a-alet. 
T
H E MACHINERY OF A FIRST-CLASS FOUR 
rua flouring mill, perfect, for Sale or exchange for 
Chicago or Kansas real 
eatate, or take an inter 
est tait put ta a mill. 
Address W. B . SIMPSON. 21 
Canal-st., Chicago. 
W
ANTED—A FLY-WHEEL ; H U B S U I T A B L E 
tor 10-inch shaft; to weigh tram u to 22 tons; 
diameter 22 to 25 feet 
Apply to NORTON A CO., 
Oriental Mills, OWcago. 
W
E 
H A V E 
PATTERNS FOR OVER—BAD 
hangings, 
wito 
aelf-oiltag 
boxes, 
a 
com-
plete 
nest 
of pultoy patt—-a up to 38 inches, 
and 
are 
prepared to 
take 
order* for 
shaft 
tag 
with 
couplings, 
aad 
attar 
machine, 
foundry, and wood-shop work immediately. Also oaa 
make woodworking machinery. A tow 8 aad 10 boras 
portable engines on hand of our own manwfact—rs. 
Also horse trend-powers, aaw frames, and aawa tor 
sawing wood. J. I. OA*E A CO., Racine, Wis. 
A TTBNTION !-FOR 8ALE—A M A R I N E CHRO 
A n •meter, by Conned, maker to the X Navy, Cheap 
aide, London. It baa extra fine corn] 
SJ 
s 
sew, but well <-. 
Apply to F. X CONNELL, 
compensation, 
i s 
running on a good rate. 
A
B U S I N E S S MAN, W I T H 810,900. I S DBSIR-
ons of Joining an established manufacturing of 
wholesale business. 
Address, with full particulars, 
OLD HICKS, Tribune office. 
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ACXXJUNWANT A N D 
E X P E R T 
BOOKKEEP 
ere' office, formerly ta Smith A Nixon's bntldlnx. 
Bow at 122 West Waahlngtonat 
BISHOP, late Silks 
B
ADGES, 
STENCILS, 
E T C , - B A D G E S 
A 
speeia Ity ; 2S9d*ate—a tor trades aad societies, 
S ? ^ J ^ , 1 0 ^ " ^ P o H « ^ , , « k d « « « - 
H- C fOOTE, 41 
West M adisonst, comer Chhton A , Chicago. 
DI VORCES 
W I T H O U T 
N E W S P A P E R 
R E 
port; loan, real estate aad csmmoa tow business 
attended to. N E W E L L PRATT, Attorney, 1134 W a 
baah-av. 
Dr v O E C B S - L E Q A L L Y O B T A I N E D FOR OBU-
, ^ ' _ ^ _ * * , ? _ _ , , • *«• 
F " » * « • *sc—«- 
Scan-
dal avoided 
Bight years experience. Address P. O. 
Bex 1037. 
DISSOLUTION—THE P A R T N E R S H I P H E R E -
tofore existing under the firm name of H am -
mend A Brother is dissolved by mutual consent 
HAMMOND, T. C. HAMMOND. 
Chicago, October 
lV] 
#-af A . 
LU M B E R - W E A B E PBBP. 
s t short notice WRa of Jo 
sawed to order. We have dry 
feet 
Persons wanting long i< 
or dry. will pleaae call on X 1 
No, 11 csnal-st 
TO D E L I V E R 
: other lumber 
etc, 
from u t o » 
bita) filled, green 
A CO., Room 
- T W O 
F I N E 
N E W CENTRA 
two muxileloading 
guns, 
8 
TORAGE - « 7 
MICHIGAN-AV. 
Block. 
CapaciW. 1000 barrels. 
MAYO 8 
TH E H I G H E S T MARKET V A L U E FOR SHI P-
pino furs, mink, muakrat. coon, e t c ; also hides 
and rs Its, is paid by G. G A N A S A CO., 845 Michigan 
St., comer Cass, N orth Bids. 
r p o 
C O N S T A T B L E S — A L L W A R D 
C O N S T A B L B S : 
A 
elect will meet at 143 West Washington-st to-day, 
Dec. 2, at 2 o'clock p. an., sharp, to make arrangements 
W
A N T E D - T O I N V E S T $1,880 
I N ~ B U S I N B S « 1 
State fnU particulars or no notice win bs taken. 
Address B B S , Tribwas office. 
EXTANTBD—TO T A X E ~ A JOB, b i T J O B 8 , ~ 6 F 
TT cleaning s e t rubbish ; or will superintend a Job 
aad furnish some teams. Address ROYCE A 8HOOP, 
486 Fulton-st, 
W
ANTED—109,099GOOD B U R N T BRICK, WELL 
cleaned, for which I will pay cash. 
Address 
B U R N T BRICK, Tribune office. 
w 
AN T E D - B Y 
A 
GOOD 
B U S I N E S S M A N 
(bookkeeper) to invest about Bi.eoo ta a goadjasr-
Addresa H R, 
tagamstaesa, 
Tri bun* office. 
NOW_JLTVOO.SSen Me 
•E1S 
R U 8 I N E 8 6 MAN WITB: T E C 
re amount wlsbos ai 
iting nature of bnataeea, A D, Tribune 1 
F I N A J f C T A L . 
fWJMMERCTAL A N D REAL ESTATE 
PAPKR 
t^purchaaed E. L CAL FIELD, 34 South Clinton-at-
M
ONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMON D8, WATCHES. 
I.ranoe and other valuable personal property; the 
same bought 
T U N N I C L L F F / « _ 
WstoJaokaonst. 
formerly 
j 83 Dearborn s t 
. 
M
~ O N E Y 
TO~ L O A N - O N 
WA BEHOt'SB I S A 
ceipte. aad other good collaterals, St 1 
daya, aad oa real estate at cu trrent ratos. 
Com»er*iaJ 
O; A HDBBARD, J « - 70 South 
paper discounted. 
Canal-st, 
m O L O A N - M O N E Y ON IMPROVED FARMS I N 
A 
IlHiAa tor longtime on "T^ 
^%^SS^^ 
dress SHELDON af WATERMAN, WO Miohtgaa-av. 
Ki 
1 WANTED, TO 
a O l y U a b o v e 
amouat.for 
BORROW 
one or 
T H E 
i_§,SA_|¥______2«_ 
- f a t i - f U s ' T 0 W « _ * BTtBB. C A N r LACB 
' A l / . i H H f 
loan of above amount tor oas year 
per e«ni Interest 1 undoubted -
I 
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r t~B*il u i i r i v a * . 
_ _ ~ * ~ ~ B " • m m ~r_~ 
have a ^ ^ " S ^ ^ J ^ a T a g " , 1 
iac—ase, Aooress w . as. 
nioouxt. 
West Madison -st 
p—sBeotlvs 
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I f B t l 
• f l 4 f W | - L Y ™t , i _ f A T C A W H «" CENTS 
l A t W s l r l y V . autimdojlartor t n t o amount ot 
"* nepnblic ln«uranaaC 
t, N H, Tribune office. 
P E R S O N A L 
• — — " J ' w V A i ' ^ i ^ ^ / v V V V V V N r f " 
F* I_S2 B.-M 1t.t _ f A B K U ^ « COME H O M E A T 
WisBwai MMA to, g 
ljet 
» e 
taa^rlgVt 
away by—eaasaaar, not mail, • 
Your tovmg mstaer, ~ B A n 
'hero 1 can see yon. 
PE R S O N A L - 
W A N T E D 
David A . Brown, Ma* 
I ember. 
Aad.i'e— M i a 8A 
Arcber-ST. 
INFORMATION OF 
Unco the 16th of N o 
H A. BROWN, N s 543 
p E B S O N A L - I f H t a e BWNM."DR—= 
S h . ' s t V T w r ' ^ H * 
-O.W.PmrtriAg, 
ottii 1. s b i e lij 
add—ss to ~ X . " Tribuoe 
r to her advantage. 
Thomas M. Tryniski 
309 South 4th Street 
Fulton New York 
13069 
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