2 IMP.,,! »Jl ir - " THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1871. b e i n g O n W-»a«>e a t . * f. M w ^ - n Kim aton S4s, 4k-ted D e e . 1 a n * l i t e r » t l o n . St S h * 4 * d S a*, b e t w e e n 1 1 ) Hiurn a W t, U i l ) « ft. d a t e d N o v *7 o >a » n d D l v i _ K s s e c * . ,i.ift-»tfcMi. trsc STATE LEGISLATURE. w • • *. NEW YORE. 'Mayor' K A M I — A l d e r mmn. MCAVOI JQactod Prwideat for be ;,- M rej-u-ar _ e e t i _ 4 >>« '<•'"' v - n « n « iu t h e (v>nnaii -ft,- ii,.Mt a u u n u - t e d n» were em&iff^PWf ror ; Cosoj^ffialteS' Tsj ns taeay ©t*»r M M ran re- v Q M C o u n c ; . C h a m h s a '.e*o-rn>Uon M a a i m !h< lor, Davld ruls&oi. etty of- ®5^5y§6 TflMlid i-'llilllUivKl.l^ of t o a i p r * a * l tffi w o w t a U y stabinU.*.'. b e y o n d « a r i l t h a t L*:u'»cr ..*, ' -r o u t s i d e r s , > i i . t e - . V O U * 1 , l B i { t h e «-*W4tTH. at that honorable b«6p«- Freeldeat Hoktan having tatoa Ills mat, the usual formality of the roll call was pteooofied with. BULYOil HJSnK>S*8 4BDBSS6. The Pres4_e»$ S3tw». tetewdneod Bis Honor A ® UJS f o l l o w s • ' i n T i J M I X Or TUB Q 4 H B I u, rue riuoago Trtbuae SBJS*;'f. Niw T o i l ; Dm, t. rue rrMni'-nf* .«.! n o \ :»ibic lurtueuj*- i>u rtuiuciii oil t h e r e W M n o t h i u g iu S e c r e t a r y B o u t w e l t ' i p o r t t h a t ba«1 not bcg-n, a u t t c i p a t e d a n d c o u n t e d , »iid s o rue a p e e u i a t o n * wort 4 • OiEMkppotii'tU *< .i it. T h e w e e k s p a m s ' M m a r k e t * , l o r e i g n a d v i c e s a r * i »»orul>le fur •. o n e . iKiih in L o n d o n »n-l .ju'litj c o n t l u e n ! .'. a p p e a r s ! h a t tin* I'" i s * i « a <, > »e-ruuiru a l r e a d y b v g u n to b u y >ip hi •: :i-> o p e n t a a c k e re-s ftltt ties s a y •„ sas Che Yesterday's Prtoce iiagi Si cd I Impormat Bills to be in H» Br^u^hi IT n o t i o n .AII , - r v . . i f l - f •* powers i t h s i a s S l t C o t u i o U i t h a t ''ti-rwstir u » » ten T>f Aanry a e x t . ;,« :ii t»rv U t d RD > b h x » c o u » * hu'ii lu-e • i; ptuil n JauUitry riSffle® ob.i(i iti-'ii* :u o n * »tUv>u.0,E to i i i w m t'T.J.fM^'u MI>--O( >>' " i t MWg WMffiiwjr l a iu v In ' u.- i>ne6 o f aMNUTK gr-3'At iftaay a o w cutuii IpWlAlllliflftlliilii t h e r e . 'tr'tUlHT S, BO ;.;<- " sAaced. om the the M m repre- Moaey ®a Wall street Mm beias 8 to v per ;eeni tee market was eaajr «fc A at f M A IWKKTfc. !•:•». IU., Deo. i, —Cook tJoaaty was taeatad In the Uoaae thin moru- ihMahM* hates Easter, Dicoti. Csaaphell, WUMamnon, Bmytoa -ce eight ort of the twtaty-two Bsm>t«Mrhtl aheenttees titl» aiorula? Alextuuler, Aadereon, Biehop, hue. Bore, .Eddy, Epler, Fla-jg, MU Roleonb, Juikaoo, K.err, Mtohoison, M i r - ',-*<. O f U ! . . • ' • ! ) * N O »aes ? w i ' l UH -.a;ti C'OtTMW.: w h o m t h e p I - » - i ' i e t t , - f " S T M 8 1 1 * \ - ! • • ' ' " " • ' • " • ' ' ' " ' * " ' ! ' places • hMrip «fkw*f«- W»« that em h aa* all«««»««» we» w^M» rtcaro whleh'-haa hay pto- • • - -» '••.'••"• •>• ueau. To Tea. iw>M<*-< - , . ' • • - BW , : , , - ,• k ;.„.l| . * » - , r » " - - which y o a '' ' * > l - >'""' !"' ••' '"'- '• and oSctel \j#mmmm. •' *, •••••* M ••• C w i i u t l abonW eometlRiM - • - to«fA b y actlcaa, troM m a w o-' V • » h f e h h a v e efflr- roiuMhd ma. T h e b r a r e w t r w t to. l a o w a a s t h e " M a y o r ' s b i H * w m « m 3 f i •-' ••••< ' •• vr*v-r iwir-jni n lilih umiitw .legiiiiBttm heAtahcffi i t h m hittx, I n t *l*t» r w t o r e e l a t h e U e o a e i l t h a t eaa&rol o v w t h e b f w b t o f t b e d e p a r t o e a t a a a d o t w e a r c i t y * » v « - n - TOcnt, frf w b l r b t b * a e n e wntrhw legiidattoB ha® « • - u r t m l i t I* tg really a b r a t o r e c t o r * the- WHW> w»d ft»«- Council l a ttMstr proper taaettoaa l a t h e c i t y »»*• T b e appaQteir cataattgr w h i c h h a j b e & l l m o w c i t y B i a a T l t _ a e e e a a r y ^ tor t h e ttayw ^tw unm ;eosden*rS. H t e eoto ohjeet iaa**~afa» w a s t o t o c o r e a n e a t t h a t w a o M h a : t h e mg* *• t e c t o a l , a a * t h e • • M e a t ayaUable, to m e e t t h e cwenRDCT. a n d i t to b e t t e r e d M B W t e d o a e w t t h o n * l o w * T i n * I h e d t g a t t y o f h t o o « e e e r e b n e e t t b c a a y e t i t * p o w e r s . O a r p e a t n t o t a r t a t w h a s e a l h m Sarth n a i T e r t a l • p w y e t h y «ad *id trom tilioort e v e r y c i t y omd t o w * i a e a r 'awn land, m d t o a l a r g e e x t e s t in toirt-ra l»nd». A a C ' t o e b o v OOT Whats. it l» wiraply M-cwaary t » s t a t e t h a t uamt H,- txv.un aJded, m o r e e r taaa, a* t h e p r e a e a t t i m e . B a t aU.are • h e i t e r r d , a * .their w e s t p r e a s l h c w a a t * a r e b e t a * M o t t h e t B a d s w h l e h h h w h e e a a e a t h e r e iwr t h e rettrf of oataaflferths e f t i i e a a h a v e b e e a t a r n e d o v e r t o ta« C b i e a s e AMmA B e « r t Baetatar. w h o a r e e p o Meety, whoare aao ttata. aataave ha la a o H e t r i s e o i a a o e e d of a a m e of oi liable e t t t e e a * a a * i t la oaaBdaat: s a d deatttate of n a i > of ( » r a U a g i i a d e t * t e n vears' of o a r etty, b e a t a a d moat reliable e t t t o e a a a a d i t la e e a a f l e a t i y b e l i e v e d t h a t t h e e x a e i a d t a r o of t h i s w e r i d - i r ^ t a T a S ^ r a b h l r t S & t o r l r J j 2 ^ t o f f i * * o o r ctti d • e n s will not s e e n fcraettae ( t e e * exerttana a i a d e b y t b e Atdernaoa a n d o t h e r etty ofllcors, a a d that 1M n o w b e i s g niade b y Sbe C b i e a s e AM una R«jliai So- c i e t y , to p V e Abtilter a a d food to t b e t e n * of t h e a a a a d a of e a f e r e r s b y t b e p e a t fire, ; I teswhw t o e a e h a a d a U o f y o n afarrheafca f e e i r e a d e r e d t o 'the Map at at tryia-f tloM. T h e n > tttatiagaisbed w h o will aaaojue t h e for m a n y y e a r * b e e a a r e e h h a i t of Chieairo; tdentfc w i t h i w M e r e e t a ^ w s a J E a a w n a b i l i t T . a B d h e t a k e e l b e p o a l t t o a b y thta-tiof a h y x e majority v o t e of h i s fol- l o w rttiieaa. Wreat a a d import a i t int^roeta for t h e ftood of o u r e t t y a a d t h e Welfare a* i t o eithsea* a r e en- truatwi to t h e M a y o r *» XTPOS THg R S O a B . Aid, Thompson waved that tuh vaisxlietory ad- dress ofHayorWafton be spread ttpca 'the record*, itwas so ordered. Pain The Chairman then I Jonrned, and invited nmduct their saccesaors a t - - • i >.'• 1 t h a n thirty-ffiv< Barlto ffiirdMMN - " ' - • , - " • • " • ' ' was rather aotl oa call, bat a* i per cent, Coauaereial papeir was qaotod to 9 per cent for tfe® hagt endorsers. GOLD was dull all day, opening at 1101-t, aad fluctuat- ing between 110 h>S aad 11013. The gold sales of tte month by the Treasury will he te,ooo,e». and. the hoai pamhaae the tame. The rates paid tor' carry*** geld to-day were 6,5,8, and 1 per gent rooBSGS mxcBawoa. There wag very nttle doing in foreign exchange, the rates being 199 far .prime fo-dayt banker a, this p. m. oovajuntuiT M H M , * though a> fraction lower than S&terdayy 'were Arm. The new 5 per cents of lail, recently. negotiated, were pat on the regular oallattbe Stock Sxehaage to-day, and sold at 109 9-4. The Treasury paid oot to-day «g,aoMM gold: la redemption of S-30 bands. Central Pacific bends closed at MS i d to lot *4j and Unions at n 1-4 to w 9-8 for firsts; to to ft 1-4 lor .land grants; S3 no as foe incomes, and n to 87 M for stock. T H E S T O C K MJUKXKC was arm with a general adrange of Id to t 9-4 per' cent. Hannibal & 8t Joseph aad Western Unlen were the features The latter advaneed 1-3 far cant on tie recommandatioa in the Presidenfs message that the government buy the concern* I'. HKKADSTTFTm The tour market wag quiet,, hull and without feature. Wheat wag lower, and quite tame for spring, but steady for winter. The demand was chiefly for the trade, though fair for export. At the close there was a brisk demand at the con- cession . [To the Associated Press.] StAI.I. oaSTTWATE. Nnw YOSK, Dee. A-Mayor Hall declines to swan* in the newly elected Aldermen and Assist- ant Aldermen, and refers them to the legal tribunal. r a n SCHOOL TROUBLES. Two pupils were expelled from the Hunter's Point School, to-day, for interference with the Bible exercises. IJT M"EMO.Ri,\it The International Workingman's Society met last evening, and there was a, split^up between the French and German elements, aided by the g, who aided with the Germans. Subse- the French wtng, which was tne most uumerbus, had a meeting, and voted to have a itinera! pageant next Sunday, as a memorial ser- vice la honor of Itossal, Perre, Bourgeiose, and tbe other Communists recently executed in France, pnoDCca rnoKsat t j * A large number of canal boats are frosen in an the Hudson Hiver, between here and Albany, havlagon board ever half a million dollars' worth of produce. It is expected that the mild weather of to-day, with rata aad the accompanying drisxle, will thaw them out. TWKSJO'S Sl'OCKSSOR. It is now stated that Thomas Stewart will suc- ceed Tweed as Commissioner of the Public Works, and the statement Is being indorsed by leadiug members of the Committee of Seventy. M e K u l t a , t v e i l . T i n o b e r . t s o r n l n g M r . K a r l o f f e r e d a a t t o n of t h e P o o t i a e R e f o r m THE aREAT FIRE. ledared the old tion the old Council ad- g members to seats. completed, the roll rratted, and the follawing to their names: Kaiakef- ^ S n S , < S a j ! a » x & iertoa, Bailey, dowry, Bate- »lden, Bond. Glade. Sweet, Wit- beck, slaisUrOardner. Sherwood. GiU, Ctevaland, Buehler, McUrath, Schmidt, Stout,. Sohaffner, J^ugacher, McCaffrey, Carney, CJakne, 0giea, Basse, Woodman.' Kuccnonor ntsginsarr. Aid Met* rath moved to proceed by ballot to elect a Pteshleat. Carried* Aid. Gttl assnlnated Aid Peter Baggy. Aid. Holden said, in times like theselt was ne- cessary to actjnthgreatetrcumspection. He had ninatty v n ftdaQty. asm hadjfivsa the greatest •st^aosssntotboeitUens, He nominated Aid. John H. McAvoy. The Clerk appointed Aid. Bowen, Buehler, aad Tbe first bsMstrwtelsai' as follows: Whole num. beref votaaeast, tg; necessary to a ohoice, i l ; ( ' • • e t a s t a n ol" t h e i n v e « t i . a » t i « M b y t h e F e l i c e a n d Fibre C o m n t a a t o n e r s — T e s t l m s a y a f K.y«r« s e a ' s F o r e m a n — > I o « * y P a i d t g F i r e m e n , E t c The Board of Police and Ftre Commisaionerg met at i o'clock yesterday afternoon, for the pur pose of continuing their investigation as to the cause of the fire, aad the other circumstances connected with it needing investigation. At 3 o'clack the foreman of Ryersoa A Oa.'s lumber yard had not appeared, and, he being the only witness left to examine, tag hoard declared that tne examination wan concluded, and dismissed their official stenographer. After the board adjourned from its regular session the foreman arrived, and was subjected to an ex- am to at ion as regards the moaey paid to firemen. He testified that at the time of the Are the Chi- cago and foreign companies had done such ex- calk nt service that the owners of property-de- termined upon making up a parse tor them. The sum raised was 13,900 which was distributed among Ave or six companies. Mat. Bennert the Third Assistant Fire Marshal, received gaoo, while the Chicago companies received | » » . A Httshnrgh and Blooaaington com- pany were presented with tafflo ftfio rest ectivery. When asked if any AMreeament was made by either of the oompa- alea the witness said there was nothing of the kind. He believed they s>aid no more attention to Ryerson's yard than to any other property, but did their best throughout, and the property own* era whose property had been saved by them felt A" second ballot resulted the same way. Aid. Dixon said whan the Council was a tie tbe Mayor had a easting vote. He movad the Mayor be sentfor. ^ ,, The Clerk said no motion v a t la order, and ordered the tetters to proceed. The third ballot resulted: Whole number oi ratm east, 4*j Necessary to a choice, hi; Baggy, 19; MoAroy, 21. The result was received with uproarious cheers, and Aid. BcheJrnar, Thompson, aad Daggv w is appointed a committee tosemdaat the new Chair- • n'avoi'g MAtomt tranca. in taking the chair, said: x CONMOS oontciL: This to an I bardry expecaert, s a t I r a s a r a y o a m y stov M (or t n e e t t a M s t m e a f w a t c h y o n h a v e p a i d • s e that Bugbt la atortlag m « to tie t b e presiding <.>mi-er • mi . .u . - - I - I, to • u •• -lull _ f m* f a s peal I l e a o f P r s a M e n t o i t h i s b o g y i s o n e of a v e r y t r y i n g r a O o a s a w t h e p a s t t w o y e a r s ; b a t I - nthasajlj * u t i y-iur jdad , u d a l g e a c e , I shall whs have bi a be Th* council f M. There «f ear any public butty t h a n Okleaaa was ib saury si every itW i a v h t s o t h e r antliMjifiiqs|iit mfii-jr to y o u ami iliililii'i* renting u p o s t b e toning y e a r a r e of great' n e v e r w a s a y e a r in t h e v will be e x p e c t e d of this of cit r m ^ ^ w ^ m y o p o i t a x i y e a r , o r t w o y e a r s , e v e r y aitlaen, a n d t h e l a t h e ~ e m t e d h a t t a c e B t a i a a m h a m OarpwhM to theOai atirtbaee it to say aaeoB aa* asset the eete thaafca for tbe etoettag turn to ar« ' year, a a * I - t h * Vntsm . .States, it all Aid. $t*f three be spi inform at r that a> i, mm santo* haaaavaa* sac buai- •-.,.'- ' ::» - . . »-! ;- . i« lOOk Mfllei thto cife- to teaaraO iaaignia- e t h e c4ty tolta l a n i i a t arasttge, m t a a * m a k i n g a s p t w h upon t h i s , if I ahaii err i n iny d e r i s i o n s or i n aaMeat el t h i s body, y o u will n o t intentions, b a t t o a a arr»r i n Jwtg is*rt. I r e t u r n l l l | . I., IS ' S l i . » . . . _ ,,-.,.. I , , • a w a i t .year pleaaure. mCfpthj t p o n t h e h f a y o t ' ~r i w r I A) BB twr»r in jtiiiK y o a a g a i n aiy si u flaws a a o w n ass i n tenaaxt auuatoipal T h e s i o t s u e h HMH I S ' o a d a w a . A f t e r B *'-: *" i n : • - • i• -«•• n.ii 1'iHioi iia>c U » or fb« • ' h s . r u a a a tto-a r '• l* n I 111 . n « l ' < n r a a .-ti, 1 -ii full uptiv an* : «i « ' i *lif I«a««T i i i u t o l Lb.> ( ouacil ho Umtmrarity • o . The oioi .. • pre • a.'.i'i K K V K R K K , v . : >i < ! n.M.^ - i . i '.ii.,- -.a..-'- ber«ftrred to' bte 1 ..iiet-irv pointed. I I'ba iw> • i i « I :*M1 W | rW ready yd. i - ' r i . t r . , » , . . i . , . Knickerbocker, Oil!, and •t M he rates of tbe last •pted by tie prefilnr Mayer's inaugural ssumittee when ap- sttone therein. This ends the lavestigutiom. The board have now all the testimony lief ore them, aad will after due dehbcratlou and consultation, prepare a re- port upon it- m AJIUSEMEKTS. MrnrHorrao>, f uite won rejpe tog, (he only J Eagaa, Bturiey, aad fiaakfpBm^ taoflBheva. The tie as foUows i Crawford, thggtf Hamilton. Har ljiugley, Laning, Pierce, 3Bed gtitntloa, it will vitiate many bills, and make legislation exec ectingly cumbersome. They will, however, doubtless follow tbe Indiana prece- dent. THE TAX QDBSTIOg. The Senate had a quorum, and worked. The Hoove had none, but members say they oust go to work and do something about fees, of whioh tnoy admit the people at large are complaining grievously. To-morrow Senator Bangs will ia- troduee bills regulating fees of county ofllcers. Tbe counties are classified, aad fees no- where rise materially above those of IS**, The sum for recording deeds in Cook County, which is first-class, is Ave cents per hundred words actually copied, the county to provide books. MISCE'LLANRIOl'S. To-morrow the House will take up the Revenue MB. Tbe Senate bill on that subject will be re- ported back as amended this week. The altera- tions made sre essential. Mr. Woodard will to-morrow introduce aa emergency bill to cut down at once the fees of Cook County Recorder. There will be no oppo- sition to It in *he Senate from any quarter what- ever, aad it should pass there this week, and not he swallowed up by any committee ia the House. L E O I S L A T I V B , SENATE. SFBWC FIELD, IB., Dec. A The Senate assembled at 10 a. m., Senator Ful- ler presiding. rOMTIAC REFORM SCHOOL. Senator Early introduced a bill relating to the State Reform School at Pontine. PUBLIC QRO0NB8, Senator UNDERWOOD called up the bill en- titling towns holding commons by foreign grant, to sell the same. Recommitted, reported back as amended, and ordered to third reading—all in ten minutes. ATT ACHMSNT. I n t b e a f t e r n o o n t h e S e n a t e m e t a t 3 p . m . M r . r N D E R W O O D , f r o m t h e C o m m i t t e e o n t h e J u d i c i a r y , r e p o r t e d b a c k t h e b i l l r e l a t i n g t o p r a c t i c e to a c t i o n s o f a t t a c h m e n t , w i t h v a r i o u s a m e n d m e n t s . C o n c u r r e d i a . BAIL, M r . B O Y D , f r o m t h e s a m e c o m m i t t e e , r e p o r t e d b a c k H o u s e b i l l 190, r e l a t i n g t o b a i l , w i t h s u n d r y a m e n d m e n t s . C o n c u r r e d i n . B o t h b i l l s w e r e r e a d a s e c o n d t i m e . NEW BILLS. Mr. ED8ALL introduced a bill relative to sur- vivorship of action arising out of torts. Mr. FLAGG introduced a biM to provide for the collection of State statistics. Mr. B O W M A A introduced a bill to regulate the sale of poisons. HOUSE OF RJIPRESENTATITES. ABSENTEES. The House met at 10 o'olock, with about DO members. The roll-call showed only 48 members. When the House adjourned on Wednesday it was to meet Saturday, and not Tuesday. After the roll-call, the House took a recess till 2 o'clock. NO QCOBCM AOAIH. The House met In the afternoon; 46 present. Adjourned. _____ • II mil I i — MARKETS BY TKT.TEQRAPH. "•'•••""• • ' ! » • f f e w V a r k V l a a a n a t M e w s , Favw YORK, Dee. 4.—Gold weak; opening at no 3-8 and closing at HO 1-sallO 1-4. Loans were made at .fronts to S per cent. Clearings,$51,- 7S0.009. Governments dull and steady. The Treasury to-day paid out |2,!lwo^WO. gold, in redemption of 5-20 bonds. Stocks opened dull. Later in the day they were firmer, with an advaace of 1-3 to 11-2 per cent in the general list, and a to 2 3-4 per cent ia Hannibal A St. Joe shares. There waa more activity ia a few leading stocks, such as Lake Shore, Northwestern com- mon, Erie, and Western Union Telegraph. The lat- ter advaneed 1 Id per cent on the report of Mr. CreaweU favoring postal telegraph. The President s message attracted, compara- tively speaking, very little attention on Wall streeV. Money firm at fta? per cent. State bonds dull, but generally firm on last call. S t e r l i n g e x c h a n g e , 108. G o v e r n m e n t s : C o u p s , % . . . . J17 1-4 C o u p s , m , U 0 7-8 Coups, *9iL...........lift 3-4 Coups, t h , . J U 1 4 N C n * . . . »I>>IM . I i * i-4 Btate b o n d s : . M i s s o u r i . . . . . . . . . 9 7 9 - 4 T e n n e s s e e , old 66 T e n n e s s e e , n e w 65 1-2 Virginia, n e w gf , Stocks close* i C a n t o n . . . . . . . . . . . M . t i ' l . - ! H H T ? l o n g c l e a r s n i l aliiirt, rliis. s > . - k>DK c u t tirtni*. D9-4Q; Bhttri c l e a r , l)if.>f-a.i[.ii»j: u> F « b r o « i r y , 7 :i-*,ifc ; s h o r t rib.-, J in n a r y , 7 1-3e, l a r d d u l l ; N o . 1 t o p r n n o attviiM, &t9 1-te ; k*t» tie,9 3 * 0 ; J a n u a r y , 8 5-i*c . I>eeeaaber, 9 W c . B t ' T T I B l . M i Hfc.KSE~l'uChi»Uged. W M I - X E T f i n u e i r»»-• • t .it *7 t •• C I N C I N N A T I . ] c a n c i B P A f i . )>•*•., 4. - C O T T O N - ! i ' - h e r ; l o w m l # - d l i a g , -%J S-4M1 7-flo. B l i n A M f t n r a n — I l o f i V i n f a i r d e m a n d a a d h l g l i - e r : f a m i l y , te.TSaT.00. W h e a t i n g o o d d e m a n d ; r e d , f i . 4 s a i . i 5 . C o r a i n g o o d d e m a n d a t 4 S a t t e . O a t s firm a t ISa40c. B a r l e y • U n c h a n g e d . . P n o v a u o K S — P o r k — F u l l p r l ^ e a » » k e 4 ; n o d e - m a n d • n o m i n a l l y a t ttiVtsalS'tO- L a r d q n l e t a a d h e l d f i r m l y , a t 8 S - i a t c f o r g o o d k e t t t e . ahaeea q u i e t a n d h e l d firmly; n e w ' ' s i d e s , f 6-8aT 3 - 4 ; s n o n l d e r f t , T l - 4 c a l l p a c k e d ; b u y e r s e S s r a s h a d e l e e s . B u l k ' m e a t s q u i e t a a * h e l d ttrmly; s h o u l d e r s . S e ; c l e a r r i b , G o ; e t a a r , S l - * e a l l l o o s e a n d M t o 39 d a y s I n s a l t ' H o o s — A c t i v e a n * h i g h e r a t * t - 3 3 » 4 . » . . R e c e i p t s f o r t w o d a y s , 10,@©0. W H I S K K Y — I n g o o d , d e m a n d a t w o . G R E E K ' J * R A T 8 - < i u i e * a n d h e l d firmly j s h o n l d - e r « , 4 i - * e a 4 3 - a e ; r o u g h s i d e s , S3-SaS 1-ac ; h a m s , 8 a g l - 9 e f o r m e d i u m t<> l i g h t B U Y G O O D S V ^ A / V V V « ' W ^ A A A A A A A A A ^ A A A A A A A A l W V V V CARSON. P *IE & CO., 138 Twenty-secoiul-iL. !- . ' W i J * V r ' Ii - « JI • J t "ti ,,,* ... , i y - • - i ' i ; • • ' • . , : Olfer at a great sacriflce from the original cost, all goods of the folio wing description i a Ted from the fire, and 'in perfect order and condition: Real (.Jens Cloak Velvets, worth $!;*>, for $1» per yil, StSlacli Clonk Velvets, $5.50, $6, and %1\ f erf cheap, Large Hue ef rich quality Plashes, Tel- vris, and feltctocn tn the mest ieslrahle colors for trimmlof, very cheap. Ceod all Silk Bit Ciroi Craln, worth $1,59, for $t, letter Sih fires firtlfls at $1.25, $1.S«, and $!.«•} tery cheap. Rieti. It tat-y Blk Lyons, fires firaifls at $!.$•, north $t.I0. Elegant M*JMMtM Slk Stlk at $f yd? a bargain.. Liae gf Japanese Silks at $• eta yd} fcnH* price. Lot of dark color Fancy Stripe Silks, f t ets yard, fire at bargains in Plain Colored Silks, Handsome striped Ottoman Shawi», IS.5®. French Ottoman Uevenible Shawls, $(.59: worth $9. Splendid let gf Paltley square and long Shawls will he sacrificed at heavy rcdnc- tiers. 599 Imported Wool Square Shawls, $8,59; liilt* price. fjf. B.-«Tlie West Side public will find the above goods at the prices quoted at our Union Park Branch, 836 West Lake-st., near Paulina, ©us. COUPS, "ST. 1141-4 Coups, '68 U U - S «M0a . . . M » t - 4 V i r g i n i a bid S .CaiolMa,oML. • Carolina, new. ... » .. SB 13 -.14 Aid. • t i i - n • ' • new c ii o x d B O M S -ichaffaer taul is .- City ColltMjtt.r I.. ••' i £ a l u "S© w< *-,J.' :be iK.ntia « , -i 11'Tl , «i tll- ~»> : b • . . •- nippo.,'. -A T h e U H I I , r s w a s airreed > T b e -r I .f i « m : t . P, Vi it«on !,',,: . .f tl.f • ii-e o n r t w a s t l a o ap|W"vv.-,i i '..i v i-uiwii tht-u a d j o u r n o t ! REAL ESTATE ?all». .fH.v WEST BIDS OFKRA H O O m . Now that the Arlington Minstrels liavs entered upon their second week at the West Side Opera House, and have had time enough to get in thorough working order, it will not be taking them at a disadvantage to speak of them as they are. The troupe ia a strong one—as good, In many resfeets, aa any we .have had here, while In other particulars it Is susceptible of improvement. It baa undergone material Improvement within a week, and it is easy to see that Messrs. Myers A Arlington are deseimined to continue the pro- cess until they shaU have realiied their ambition —a flratelagg minstrel entertainment without exception. The meet noticeable change for the better is in the singing, although it must be said that Mr. Bichl he* made good pro- gress in balancing his orchestra and toning down the brasses. The vocal quintette has re- ceived two valuable acquisitions in the persons of Dwyer and Smith, the former an 'especially baHadiit, and the latter an alto of anility. The only really faulty singer of the party Is Scott, w i n should forego solo dis- tinction unta his voice la In better condition. Phillips, the basso, whose iwmswknbiy rich and puwtrfnl tones are of great value in concerted passage*, is hardly equal to the fequirentents or tlse "Heart Bowed Down." Arlington is in his very beat vt in, Li* incidental embellishments ot his narratives being peculiarly Arllngtoaian, and twrnenaaiy funny. Sjrai Price suppiauts Reeves at the opnosite end, and the change is a judicious «ne. For the second part there ia a seat,doable clog by Morton and Manning: At Uagtoa • " Essence,^ a remarkable specimen of the gyrations ot which the human anatomy is ea- I aide; Sam Price's capital sketch of the " Hannt- id House;" the "Tribulations of a Call Boy," with tome iragtcoborleaqne by Booker, and i-ftBS rather tana and inferior comic business by U ibbs: " Lighriiins changes" by De Coorcey, who should at once Tie permitted to retire to the shades of any one-horse variety show wherein a performance so toeCibly Us> I would be tolerated, which It certainly a ill net be at the West Side Opera Howe; 1st "C Minor YoeaUsts" with tbair iafinilade ot btughable stanisaa; a solo by I'liilHpe, sung ia awed voice but with a bad meth- od ; and, to conclude, a funny farce called the " Lunatic Asylum." The bill is a rich one, and the realty eieelleat so far outweighs the iaduEer- rat as th afiord the beat of satisfaction and en- joyment to its flat rons. KKineAX Avmtcs THSATRK. The certainty that but three sights more re- mained la which to see " Progress" with its •upurb cast from the Wyndham Company, led to a good 'hones, last evening, in spite of ten degrees below aero. The piece, supplemented by the farceofthe "Moose with the Golden Egg, will Mceive Its last meianmllon to-morrow night, afterwtitohBcbertson's exquisite "School" will be given. rwa oLona. "Divorce" prove* attractive enough, last I rf '•. to induce a fair attends uoe .In the' face ef • • •• • •,• .-.-Hr oaM weather, "inia really fine 69 88 9 4 25 87 SS SS 1-2 58 4S7-S • » S71-S , : a i : . St I I S 118 P i t t s b u r g h . . . . 1S5 I s N o r t h w s s t a m 615-8 Do p f d . . . 90 Wm »«^»»...^..*...^-.'JsnTe 'at Pacific M a U - N e w York Central. Central Scrip M. J . C . . . I U • a P a u l S i Do p f d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 9-8 W a b a s h . . . - . . . . . — . . . 64^1-4 D o pfd. 81 Fort W a y n e SS T e r r e H a u t e . IS D o o l d SO Chicago A A l t o n . . . . 1 1 8 1 - 3 D o p M . 190 O. A M 43 M C . . C . A C . , . . , . 861-3 C , B. A O . 139 L s k e - S h c r h ^ 8 ^ Indiana Central 18 5-8 grants " U n i o n I Tf. P. b o n d s . . Central bonds I l l f i i W v l 1 1 V I I aw las I k» 1 , GRAND COMMANDERY OF K HIGII i S 11 J M P L A K. Of the State of Illinois. O F F I C R OV TOR OBAXT) COWKANnBB. SIB K K R J B T S : A t t h e a a n u a l c o n c l a v e of t h e Orand C o n i m a n d e r y of Illinois, t h e u n d e r s i g n e d w e r e ap- p o i n t e d a c o m m i t t e e to r e c e i v e a n d disburse s u c h f u n d s a s n a v e b e e n , or m a y be, contributed for t h e re- lief of suffering S i r K n i g h t s , or their families, b y t h e l a t e fire. T h e C o m m a n d e r s of Apollo C o u m a n d e r y N o . 1, C h i c a g o C o m m a n d e r y N o . 19, a n d St. B e r n a r d Oom- m a n d e r y N o . S5, s r e co-operating w i t h t h e c o m m i t t e e , a n d a p p l i c a t i o n s t o e i t h e r of t h e m w i l l r e c e i v e atten- tion, a n d t o a s s i s t to t h a t o b j e c t w e h a v e a i m appoint- e d S i r » . N . T u c k e r , R e c o r d e r of A p o l l o C o m m a n d e r y No. l. K. T „ a s a g e n t , to e x a m i n e and report s u c h cases a s m a y b e p r e s e n t e d t o h i m for relief. W . M . B O A N . ) J. H . M I L K S , > C o m m i t t e e , CHICAOO, D e c . 4, 1871. T b e u n d e r s i g n e d h a v i n g b e a n appointed a s a b o v e , t o a s s i s t t b e c o m m i t t e e i n their labor, w o u l d respectfully ask that a n y S i r K n i g h t k n o w o t a n y order to need of aid, from, or in c o n s e q u e n c e ot t h e l a t e fire, r e p o r t t h e s a m e to m e , s o t h a t their w a n t s m a y of o u r its be »r4 • • M M i i m . Flue r«7 n« I>4><-«aat>«r 4 . -. fRST J8P®®88Sgp^i r r _ -m\ L o t i .n l A n c a s t e r ' t - ' ! Bir- k | o f O s e h m n ' s w l 4 t t H h s e ' p ' l* i't. 1 ; esausMk«a t i o a , 9 s * s L o t i a I n a c a s M r * <- - n:o« 1 , gf C o e h x n n ' t w j l « z i-a S e c «. to, u . rla'eed O e t , I ; teasiiem- t t o a . tSSO. L o t 9 of K a s t e r a n d Busi>y * I -J' • 11 I t 1* o f A s • e a a o r a L o t s 9 a a d 9, e t c , in B l o c k to of a w i m M«x.- a , 3ft i t . d a t e d Ot" if c o n s i d e r a t i o n tia.ifM) L o t 8 LB' fiehardm's B l o e k rt S e c n , e», it. d a u - i D e e . 1 ; o o n s S d a r a t a o n . to.ooo H a s s t e d St, h e t w u s e B a r b e r an. •jaxiso ft. w t t h h n l l d i a g N o ^ . c o m u d c r a t i o n , S«,i«o. L o t to i a B t c k i D a v i d S l ^ « a N o r 1 5 , nu—lew-ration. t s t r . L o t t m L . h f . B o o n « a a d d i t i o n u » 11, » , 99, finaed e y t » ; c o n s i d e r a t i o n , S3,aoft • C r e a h y s t b e t w e a n S h o r t a n d H o b b l e ata, n e 60x195 ft. d a t e d Sept- M. 1**9 . - o n a u i e r s t i o u . H a w t h o r n a v , b e t w e e a S h o r t a m i H o b i n e - * a e M> ft r u a n m g t o r i v e r , lat«*I A u g c o a f i « * Si L o t IT in b l o e k i s of R o g e r ' s b y -..;.: mights laager, . ttnse^amdWul be ' London sensation. witi We havei doable capi fwrparedto at t i e lo largeat c i t y Lggnnveiv v e l v e t Bsftd m e a t o f h i p r i c e s . W< C l o a k a -.... . a • » largie stock of all the latest styles In beaver and other elonks. We are velvet and other cloaks to order prices, at we have the in the We have thto* plecea mete of the all-silk i vervate, at He. anal two piesaa of the beet tit tjgt. A ks at par eentt ofilBr, heghi F a w i g a M a r h e i s . LoHDOW, D e c . 4—4:90 p . m . — C o n s o l s , f o r m o n e y , •99 1-8; f o r a c c o u n t , 9J M a f i l 8-8. B o n d e — ' d a , 92 !-«; '«5, 99 5-8 ; w t , w S H ; 10-40S, 90 3-8. T a l l o w , 48s 8 d . P A R I S , D e o . 4 . — R e n t e s , 67 l-4f. l a v i R'-OOI.^ D*D, 4 . — - E v e n i n g . — C o t t o n firm ; m i d d l i n g u p l a n d s , 9 5 - a d ; O r l e a n s , 9 f Igltjft, S a l e s , 1 S , 0 « b a l e s ; s p e c u l a t i o a a a d e x p o r t , tt,0O9 b a l e s , B r r a d s t n f b u n c h a n g e d . P o r k , 49s. C h e e s e , 0 8 s . O t h e r p r o v i s i o n s u n - c h a n g e d . ' New l a r k Live Stack market. NEW YOAK, Dec. 4.—Live stock—Total beeves 4,470$ with 3,700 to-day, via., 198 cars at Cotninn- nipaw, S'jfear* at One Hundredth street, aad 41 ears at Weehawken. Market strong and active, all selling off clear and at Me advance from Fri- day, or folly Me higher than last Monday; range at 7 l-tal3 i-Jc, mostly at lOaiie, avenijjiug strong B1141 -to; 2 cars thin, 5 S-4 cwt, Ohio at 9c ; 2 oars Texana, same weight, at So; S cars IQinois, T1-4 ew*»ngi«aH i-3o : 6 cars fine Ohio. 8 1-2 cwt, at lo l-9at9B: 8 ears good Illinois, 7 £1-1 cwt, at lie. 57 lbs per cwt, first ear Chicago dressed beef ar- rived, selling at 5a7c. Sheep—Becelpta, 31,00©; total, with 9,10© to-day. Market strong, with better prices ; stock selling off early ; sheep, 5aS l-2o; itmiba, 6 l-3»8e, mostly limbs at 7s7 l-2e ; sheep, 5 l-a* 1-4; I car Canada Utms, 83 lbs, nt 7 l-ths; 1 car, 81 lbs, at Se ; 3 cars Ohio sheep, ft lbs, at S l-3c ; l car, 130 lbs, Cana- da, at 61 to ; 1 car, 94 lbs Kentucky, at Sa; 1 car, ES lbs, at 6 i-ac. Hogs—Beeeipts, 40,000 for week and 17,3000 to- day ; live sell at 4 l-3a4 3-4« ; dressed, d S-4aS l-2c ; Western dreeaed, 5 4-4«8 7-8©. ig, , Mem Wark D r y OaaAa ' Market* NkW Ynnn, Deo, A—The dry goods market Is genetnSlr active, but without much animation. Cotton goods, staple brands, are eapecis I ly steady, with only a limited demand, at 11 l->al»o for heavy brown sheetings ; It l-2e for Indian Head cd; 14 1-te for Dwlgh', Star do; lll-3cfor Broad- way do; 11 l-9»i3c for Augusta do; se tor A d o : 87 i-2c for 9-4 Moaadnock ; aoo for 10-4 do; 13 i-3c for Chapman X bleached muslins; ISO for Cabot A; 19 l-5» for 7-8 do; 18 l-9o for s-1 do; is l-'ic for 9-8 do; 35e for 44 Pepperell de; 30c tor 2-4 do : » J for 9-4 do; 40c for 10-4 do; 45e for 114 do; 1 7-86 for printing cloth* 1 u l-3c for print ed calicoes, best makes; 3te for new styles de- laine and IT l-3o for old styles; 23 i-3o for I mpe- rialrepps; 8tc for Ooff's arpatm braids, and .toe tor Clark's O. N. T. an* J. P. Coat's six cord thread. _. - : i> » . «fr«9fl • h M 11. * .1 1 l l - n r l a w i d f *'*. W f, I • • •', M ; Lion. l i s t e n * .iee. t(f,'S i i > . .1 171 T w W . M . M a j a t t h e c o r n e i O r a n d i r * iek ti -u>t - l - . u i V , . - ! «1 ehkin aaj p « m » » < • • -i;» 1 * ."ii' • 1 1 W iir 1 *r.i tier •*cK W j C .•»"t i.iiAO:: : d o w o l d e g T u e e - k a t h a l l d fitter; C o . , N o . { P k i l a v s t o l p h l a K > i v « S t a c k M a r k e t . P n i L A n n x r H i A , D e c A — B e e v e s l a f a i r d e m a n d t h t a w e e k , a n d a f r a c t i o n h i g h e r : s a l e s , 1,500 e x - t r a P e a a s y l v a a i a a n d W e s t e r n isteors a t 7 a 7 l - l c ; f a i r t o g o o d , 5 1-Sas M e t c o m m o n , 4aSc p e r l b . - S h e e p "Fair d e m a n d ; s a l e s . I3,«9ft a t S a d i - - c . "' H o g g a r m ; s a l e s , 400 at. ts.ooao.7S. T m t s * « w * o w e M a u r i k e a a * >"KW Y O R K . • H I Yeflfflt, D o t . A — O O T T o n — F a i r d e m a n d un 11 h ' t h e r m i i i t t l i n x u p l a n d . !*" 1 :"'A, n n n i w i i I I H i- o u r , 1 • ' 11 '- - . » •' •». •«i k i n : MIi>.-i NV<-.st..- i n a n d State, $5.saagjmt -0i.1-ii.Ai1.ti to gixwl v . . « v .1' i 3 0 ; j r o o d t o o h o m e , w ut,,,- 1 j »"b.t. W - H - . r u . v • »T • -1- 1 - . M I Ohio, is.5taT.M; St. Louit, ls.7Sa9.9ft. Rye fiour unlet at gAseaafis.. Oen|m^^qnt»t, Wheat dull 1 ml lower;. re- supplied t r o m t h e b o u n t y r e c e i v e d from o u r " n o b l e a n d m a g n a n i m o u s fratera " C o u r t e o u s l y , £ N T T J C K E B , B o o m i. M a s o n i c Building, corner H a l s t e d a a d B a n d o l p h s t s , f r o m 3 to 5 p . m., or a t 1113 Prairie-av. o t h e r hours , A t t e s t : J A M B S H . M I L K S , O r . B e e o r d e r . W I L E Y M. S P A N , O r . C o m m a n d e r . OFFICE OF T H E G R A N D S E C R E T A R Y OF THB Grand loyal Arch Chapter OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. T h e u n d e r s i g n e d h a v e b e e n appointed b y M . E . Companion, J a m e s A . M a w k w , G r a n d H i g h P r i e s t , a s a c o m m i t t e e t o r e c e i v e a n d d i s b u r s e s u c h funds a s m a y be c o n t r i b u t e d for t h e relief of suffering C o m p a n i o n s by t h e late fire (the H i g h P r i e s t s o t L a f a y e t t e Chapter, N o . 3 ; W a s h i n g t o n Chapter, N o . 43: Corinthian Chap- ter, N o . 89 ; Wiry M. E g a a Chapter, N o . 13«; Chicago Chapter, N o . l » ; a n d U n i o n Park Chapter, N o . 148, are c c o p e r a t i n g w i t h t h e ' e o m m i t t e e ) , a n d to assist in that object w e h a v e appointed C o m p a n i o n E . N . T u c k e r , Becretary of Lafayette Chapter, N o . 2, B . A . M., a s a g e n t , t o e x a m i n e a n d report s u c h c a s e s a s m a y b e pre- s e n t e d to M m for relief. W . M. E Q A N , ) J . H . M I L E S , } Committee. B . H . F O S S , } CHICAOO, N o v . , 1871. T h e u n d e r s i g n e d h a v i n g b e e n appointed, a s above, t o a s s i s t t h e Ctimaflttee In their labor, w o u l d respectfully a s k t h a t a n y C o m p a n i o n K. A . M., k n o w i n g of a n y m e m - ber R. A . M . in n e e d of aid from, or i n c o n s e q u e n c e of, t b e late fire, report t h e s a m e to m e , s o that their w a n t s m a y b e s a p p n e d from t h e b o u n t y r e c e i v e d from t h e B o y a l Craft, r i a t o i n a l l y . E . N . T U C K E R , B o o m S M a s o n i c Building,"corner of R a n d o l p h a n d H s l s t e d - s t s . , from 8 t o 5 p . in., e r a t 1113 Prairie-av. other h o u r s of d a y . X i i H t m : J A M E S H . M I L E S , G r a n d Rstsonler. ',. I1 B , ,IJ',',», JL ','I'I!",I .1-11 ! '"• I . I ' . H B JOB^FJtrMTmGL^^ THE LARGEST PRtNTINS HOUSE IN THE WEST, IS IN CHICAGO TO-DAY. BAKU, IcMLY k CO., Mannfftotniing Statiooers, •»*Eallrotd Ticket Priaters, Engravers & Eleotrotypers, BLANK BOOK MANuFACTliREIlSj A re now in Fu'l Operation, with Facilities ©anal, to those they had at "fil Clark-net.," «»d can .fill orders for ANTTBXNO in their line at short notie<», a a d at their usual low 1 0 § W e s t R a n d t > i p l i . » t . MiSCH OFfiCE, *«8 W&hash-aY, P B . E S S - W O R K F O R T H E T R A D E . F O R S A L E . ,^ X X %»'S*a4> FOR SALE. G o o d rwl o r y e l l o w brick for sale, far i m m e d i a t e o r s p r i n g d e B v e r y . S o m e o n h a n d . J. H. BISSELI*. " , '•. • St West Randolph at. i m REAL ESTATE FOR SHE. L o t 92, i a B t o e k 4 L S e b o o ! 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C O L E A S O N , B E A L E » r t a t e A g e n t s , i t s W e s t Madiaon-st. 45xiso a a Monroe, near W e U a 54xi-(i o a F r a u h l i n , n e a r Madtooa, i;.;s 150 o n Canal, n e a r Wavhuurtou, 34x1 IS, c h o i c e location on Madison. 13&xl09an MstUaon, e a s t ot M o r g a n . SOxitoea Madison, near H a l s t e d . A sntandid corner o n W a s h i n g t o n , e a s t of Grean. Quite a l a r g e list of r e s i d e n c e property for s a l e or t o e x e h a n a e for b u s i n e s s property in b u r n t dl*irict H o u s o a a d lot for «5,000, w o r t h | 7 000, o n Park-av. H o u s e ami lot 011 W a r t e n - a v . f-»r w h a t g r o u n d ia w o r t h ; ©grner residence ou W a s h i n g t o n , e a s t of u m o n P a r k Choice r e s i d e n c e a n d b u s i n e s s p r o p e r t y for sate h i all p a r t s of t h e city. TLFOB BALE-BY D. COLE A SON, REAL ESTATE J L A g e n t s . 1S8 W e s t Madlaon-st, 40x110 feet, Washington-at, n e a r imxirtVcorner Clinton a n d J a c k s o a - s t s . 65x108, corner J a c k s o n and D e s p l a i n e s s t a 90X1C4. Obio-st, n e a r LaSalle. 25x1(0, V a n B u r e n , near Deaplaines St. 43x100, corner Jefferson a n d A d a m s - a t s . 1© lota, eoi n e r W a s h r n g t o n a n d Peoria-sts. 10 lota, corner L a k e a n d Ms»y-sta. 22x60, MerltUan, near Halsted-st. 80x140, Great W e s t e r n P l a n k B o a d , 45x180,Monroe, near F r a i i k u a s t . ^ _ _ F O B « A L B — T W O - S T O B Y A N D B A S E M E N T brick h o u s e o n Indiana-av , east front. P r m r i s - a v — T w o - s t o r y h o u s e , e a s t front, lot 25xi89 to alley. Prairie-av—Cottage s n d b a s e m e n t Jeffeiaon-at—Two-story h o u s e a n d l o t . e a s t front, a t a g T e a t i a r g a i n . H . W H I P P L E , B o o m 8, TSCanal-st. T D O B B A L E - A L O T W I T H C O T T A G E O N L A C - MS rel-at, n e a r A r c h e r - a v s t r e e t o a r s . fJOS. L O C T O B u ' B R E N N A N , l a w y e r . R o o m A S! A p p l y to Stat te-at, F O B B A L E - C O T T A G E A N D L O T - L A U R E L sA n e a r T h i r t y f r r s t s t - s l a u g b t e r e i l - A d O e c a s h w i U t a k e it to-day. B G G O O D W I L U E , 133 W e s t Madii T S O B i A L E - T K R R I B L E S A C B I F I C E T O - D A Y - - F 4S f t w i t h 12-room h o u s e , a n d b a r e , e n J a c k s o n - st, n e a r W e a t e r a - a v ; 14.750 o n l y ; 1,180 d o w n . Thto property i s w o r t h 4^,000: p o s s e a s i o n a t one A B G Q O O D W L L L I E , 133 W e s t M a d t o o n o t . F O B B A L E - B A N K L O T JBxlOO, A T |t,100 F E B foot, subject to t h e t a x e s of 1871. l o c a t i o n A d a m s - st., w e s t , and adjoining H . H . H o n o r e ' s n e w Block, w h i c h la to b e r e b u i l t ; s o also t h e princely hotel of P o t t e r P a l m e r j also t h e Pacific H o t e l A n d , therefore, any good b u s i n e s s m a n w t t h half a n e y e o u g h t to s e e that A d a m s st. i s to t h e p r o s p e c t i v e to b e c o m e t h e m a i n a v e n n e b e t w e e n t h e s e t w o g r e a t hotels. E . H . C U M M I N G B T N O . 608 F u l t o a - a t . 1 "M>B71ATLFT-W^THXVE-FOB SALB HsIeYSuAjE a j g c e e o t v e r y d e s i r a b l e property, l o c a t e d i n t h e s o u t h w e s t e r n portion of t h e c i t y , s u i t a b l e for manufac- t u r i n g p u r p o s e s , w i t h railroad facilities, w h i c h c a n be p u r c h a s e d o a v e r y favorable t e r m s ; a l s o s o m e c h o i c e lots i n t h e b u r n t district, w h i c h t h o s e d e s i r o u s of par- c h a s i n g w o u l d do w e l l to consider. W e h a v e to addition s e v e r a l c h o i c e r e s i d e n c e for sale in t h e S o u t h and/West 1)1 v i s i o n s of t h e city, o n f a v o r a b l e t e r m s . t O L T N G E R * B A l ^ a R P . E e a l E s t a t e B r o k e r s , 886 W a b a s h a v . F O B S A L E — C H E A P — F I B S T - C L A S S H O B 8 B a n t lot. H o u s e 3-story a n d b a s e m e n t , p r e s s e d brick. C o n t a i n s l a t e s t i m p r o v e m e n t s . L o t 57 feet, e a s t front. A l t o g e t h e r o n e of t h e p l e a s a n t e a t p l a c e s in t h e etty. S m a l l f p a y m e n t d o w n . I n q u i r e o n pre- m i s e s , 966 Indiana-ay., n e a r T w e n t i e t h - s t . 3 0 B 8 A L E - C H E A P - T W O S T O B Y A N D E N - J from X ) B J O t T - T H E lnTOBK « 7 8 F E E T I N T H B isev. S - S M I T loiiii'ii.i- "i KiJi»-iest, S m t h l t n i tSie w p a e s s a d t r e e a o t C. A N . W . B . lit. anil ona-block LaSaua-sA t i m a s t . B O O N S J i U I T A B L E F O R Thompaon's Block. "eat Madison-st. T O B E N T - S F B O N T o l t o e s or l i g h t b o s i n e s a . In. T h o A p p l r i k W m . H T T H C i M r V G N . 941 W _ W e s t Madiaon-at. * f f l O B 1 0 I T — S E V E B A L G O O D O F F i C E S A N D A JL floor a m i a b l e for l a r g e b B s i n e a s ; all o n Caaal-at., , 3. F . N I C H O L S A CO., 2S S i a t h n e a r W a a U a g t o a Canal, st. f f l O B E N T — G O O D O F F I C E O N F I B 8 T F L O O R X on W a b a s b - a v . , n e a r Hubtuii-d-court, to i e a t till tat of M a y A p p l v a t B o o m *, N o . 383 W a b a s h a v . r f t b B B W T ~ G O t > I > " ~ d p F I C E O S wlgJOOSiD .JL floor, o n Mailison-st., b e t w e e n CanaLand Clinton. a p p l y a* B o o m J, s e c o n d flour, m W e s t a adison-«i T O iiK3i(T-TAWf O T O P F X C t T O N • « » « floor, c a r p e t e d a n a h e a t e d 1 130 p e r m o n t h , at 503 W a b s s h a v . G O O D B J C H _t A V E R Y . T O R E N T - R O O M S . *-S\Sl\S\S\if-y«r\s*<. T B ' B E K -ouaekeepiag, F C B N L S H E D at MB W e s t In- rw«> B E N T — T W O o n X r o o m s , s u i t a b l e for a dlasa-aA ffwi B A W T - P U E N l i S i i b A NrTu MFUIUUS'HED J L r o o m s to M « A w i t h or w i t h o u t boi^d T e r m s reasonable. 247 W e s t Monroe-st. m o B E N T — A L A R G E F B O N T K ( T ( m a g o a A s u i t e , e l e g a n t l y f u r n i s h e d , s u i t a b l e t«r a RBHIU- m a n a n d w i f e , o r a p a r t y of g e n t l e a i e n , in tin- most d e s i r a b l e location in t h e city, w i t h or w i t h o u t board. A p p l y a t 243 W e s t Martlsen-at. • • -.,, T O B E N T - T W O S E T S O F D O U B L E P A W L O R S a r d c h a m b e r s j a l s o , b a s e m e n t mod offices to s*m» h o u s e s ; a l l in W a b a s h a v . , half a b l o c * from n e w Post Office. W A B B E N , K E E N E Y 4 0 0 . , N o . 381 W a bfcuh-av. • ' • m o " B E N T - T W O G E N T L E M E N C A N B E A C - X c o n i m o d a t e d w i t h a f u r n i s h e d l o d g i n g r o o m , i a a p i l v a t e faaiHy, at N o 10 N o r t h 8 a n g a m o u - s t . TO R E N T - H O U S E S . T O B E N T - B E Y E B A L H O U S E S ' O F F R O M S T O t o r o o m A a t from $15 to 433 per m o n t h , iu B v a a e - s t c n , N o r t h E v a n s t a n , a n d Glenwie. C a a b e s e e n at m y office. B o o m 13, 34 S o u t h Caaal-at, i a t h e foren'Mm, a n d a t E v a n s t a n i n t h e afternoon. C B . B B O f f . V B . T O B E W t C r W i W r t l B Y A N D B A S E M E N ? frame h o u s e , 10 rooms, furnace, g a s fixtures, a n d all m o d e r n u x p r o v e m e n t s , w i t h large barn, 38x40 ft et, o n Michipan-av., n e a r Twenty-first st., e a s t f r o n t W M . H A N S B R O U G H , 871 W a b a a t o a v . T O B E N T - N O . 810 B r T T B s t F r j l L D - 8 T . . N E A R T h i r t i e t h , furnished c o t t a g e all to goon repair ; w o u l d p r e f e r to s e l l t h e f u r n i t u r e . A p p l y a t t h e h o u s e . T O B E N T - S N E W M A B B L E F B O N T D W E L L i n s * n e a r U n i o n Tark, Orst-elasA w i t h m o d e r n im- p r o v e m e n t s T E A B B O W N , 141 W e s t W a * m n g t o n - a t . m o n^rp-jwmiW^iilBtoouH AT EVANS X ton. R e n t l o w t o M a y 1, o r o n e y e a r . M. W H I P - P L E , B o f m 8,7* Canal a t * m b B B N T ^ T M B B B ~ N E W , N I C E H O U S E S O N X M i c h i a s n - a v . Or w i l l b e sold o a • a»y t e r m s . S ' M K O > M E A B S . COS W s b a a b - a v . W A N T E D T O R E N T . W A N T E D — T O B E N T - F R O M 8 T O nished r o o m s for h o u s e k e e p i n g , a a preferred. A d d r e s s M I L E S , T r i b u n e office. S U N F U R - a s m a l l c o t t a g e t»,000. W M . H A N S B R O U G H , 871 Wabaah-av, F O B B A L E — B Y D . W . E L D B E D , 220 W E S T B A K - d o l p h - s t , a f a r m of 400 a c r e s n e a r Elirln, 111., finely Improved ; 210 a c r e s In M a r s h a l l C o u n t y , I o w a , partly i m p r o v e d ; b o t h of t h e s e f a r m s c a n b e b o u g h t for l e s s than their value, o n e a s y p a y m e n t s ; or, w i l l e x c h a n g e for city property : a p l e a s a n t h o u s e a n d l a r g e lot i n E v a n s t o a n e a r t h e U n i v e r s i t y ; c a s t 94,000; w i B sell for $3,200 ; e a s y t e r m s . F ~ ) B B A L E - I N T H E B U R N T D I 8 T R I O T - 5 3 i feet on L a k e s t , n e a r Wabaah-av. #800 per foot. 224. feet o n L a k e s t , b e t w e e n State-st. a n d W a b a s h - a v . #LC0O p e r foot. 72 feet on R i v e r - s t ( r i v e r f r o n t ) , J u s t e a s t of Wabaah- a v . tSSO p e r foot 60 feet o n Wabash-av., n e a r A d a m s - s t . tl.000. per f o o t A. J. A V E B E L L , R e a l E s t a t e Office, SCO Wabaah- a v . T 3 0 B S A L E — M A R K E T ST.—48 F B E T ^ F B O N T O N JF M a r k e t s t , n e a r A d a m a ; 8 N Y D E B A L E E , R e a l E s t a t e A g e n t s , N o . 14 N i x o n ' s B u i l d i n g , n o r t h e a s t cOrner M o n r o e a n d LaSalle. F O B S A L E — M A R K E T - S T . - 2 0 8 F E E T . C O B - a e r of L a k e a n d M a r k e t ; B l v e r l o t ; price l o w , a n d v e r y e a s y t e r m s . S N Y D E R A L E E , R t a l E s t a t e A g e n t s , N o 14 N i x o n ' s B u i l d i n g , n o r t h e a s t corner M o n r o e and LaSalle. ^ _ F I B S A L E — C I T Y B E A L E S T A T E — B Y B. D E L A - M A T E B , 107 T w e n t y - s e c o n d s t A t a g r e a t bar- gain, 3 story a n d b a s e m e n t , s w e l l f r o n t brick h o u s e , M a n s a r d roof, a a d e l e g a n t l y f u r n i s h e d , w i t h large brick b a r n , a a d l o t 2 S x a » feet. N o . 119 T w e n t y - f l r s t - s t , b e t w e e n W a h a a h a n d M i c h l g a n - a v s . Atoo marble f r o n t 1138 Wabaah-av., finely finished. W i l l be sold e x t r t m e l y l o w for 10 d a y s . C o m p l e t e a b s t r a c t of t i t l e torniahou, and terms e a s y . F ~ i ~ S A L E - 3 u K N T , O B E X C H A N G E - B B I C K house. 14 rooms, w i t h modern i m p r o v e m e n t s ; also c o t t a g e s for rale o n l e a s e d ground, c h e a p . D . L E O N A B D , B e a l E s t a t e A g e n t , 45 S o u t h C a n a l - g t F O B S A L E — T H B E E - S T O B Y S T O N E F B O N T h o u s e of 14 rooms, all m o d e r n i m p r o v e m e n t s , a n d lot 28x150 on A s h l a n d a v . , n e a r M o n r o e - s t I m m e d i a t e pop session. S N Y D E R A L E E , R e a l E s t a t e A g e n t s , 14 N i x o n ' s Buildiujr, n o r t h e a s t corner M o n r o e a n d La- Salle-ats. f X ) B S A L E - M I C H I G A N - A V . — F I B S T - C L A S S JF M u s e and l o t o n Michigan-av., near T w e n t y - f i r s t a t ; early possession. S N Y D E R A L E E , Beal E s t a t e A g e n t s , 14 N i x o n ' s Building. T * O B S A L E — C L A B E - S T . — 2 8 F E E T F B O N T O N F C l a r k - s t , n e a r V a n B u r e a - s t . P r i c e l o w , iiart o n S y e a r time. S N Y D E B 4k L E E , B e a l E s t a t e A g e n t s , N o . 14 N i x o n ' s Buildtog, n o r t h e a s t corner Monroe a n d LaSalle-Hta. F O B S A L E — O B R E N T — N E A T F R A M E H O U S E of to room, a n d lot 30 feet front, N o . 112 H o y n e s t , n e a r A d a m s . P r t c e ( S 500; v e r y e a s y terms. P o s s e s s i o n Immefibttely. S N Y D E R A L E E , R e a l E s t a t e A g e n t s , N o . M N i x o a ' a B u i l d i n g . OB" S A L E — J A C E S O N - S T . — N E A T F R A M E c o t t a g e h o u s e of 7 rooms, and lot. N o . 739 W e s t Jackson-st ,near Lhieo'n s t Prtce#4,000; e a s y payuia: t» E a r i v possession. S N Y D E R * L E E , R e a l E s t a t e A g e n t s ; N o . 14 N i x o n ' s B u j l d i n g ^ F O B SALE—48X188 O N W A S H I N G T O N S T . Boath-east corner of U n i o n . T h i s to o n e of t h e b e s t c o r n e r s in t h e street, a s it fronts also o n Meridian-st, a n d Is a bar Rain a t price offered. Title v e r y short a n d p e r f e c t M E A D A C O B , 7» W e s t Madlaon-st. F O B S A L E - 9 0 F E E T O N W E S T L A E E - S T . . N E A B U n i o n . 44 feet o a W e s t Madlson-st., corner W e e d , w i t h buildings. 44 feet on Caaal-at., near Monroe. S e v e r a l fine i n v e s t m e n t s in b u r n t district. M E A D A C O E , 79 W e s t Madison-st. F I B S A L E - A F I N E B R I C K H O U S E O N M i c h i g a n av., near T w e n t y - t h t a t a t Al*>, l a r g e lot o n W a b a s h - a v . , b e t w e e n W a s h i n g t o n and Madtoon- sts., w e s t front. G O O D B I C H * A V E R Y , 103 W a - b a s h A v . '' T J I O B S A L E - A T A G B E A T S A C R I F I C E - A P O U B - F s t o r y m a r b l e front h o u s e and lot. O n l y #9,000, if t a k e n a t once. H o u s e i s first-class In e v e r y respect. J . 8. S C O V E L , 887 W a b a s h - a v . F O E S A L E — A F E W O F C H I C A G O ' S M O S T b e a u t i f u l s u b u r b a n lots, n e a r c i t y l i m i t s , a t prices aud terms t o s u i t , for b u i l d i n g or s p e c u l a t i o n . SM ^tat*-"t. B o o m 2 S U B U R B A N R E A L E S T A T R %^»-^^>^wr^ys/^-A>^/^y^Ml^y^y*v^^ S\S\SsS\/\/\/\* F o A S A L E — O B R E N T — T H E S T O B E A N D brick w a r e h o u s e o n t h e lake shore. B l o c k 1, Cleaver- l i l l e , w i t h t w o a c r e s of ground, railroad a n d dock p r i v i l e g e s . D i m e n s i o n s o r b n i l d i n g , t h r e e s t o r t o s s n d b a s s m e u t 125x80 f e e t F . C. T A Y L O R, 478 Wabaah-av. B A L B - O R R E N T - A T H I N S D A L E lots, s a d f a r m s c h e a p , o n e a s y t e r m s ; will I n f o r m a t i o n g i v e n team O. J . B T O U O B L , H 1 H W I L L B U Y A 7-BOOM O O T T A K E • i F l f t J and lot a t N o r t h E v a n s t o a ; #2t0 d o w n 15 s m o n t h u n t U paid. I 8 A » B B O W N , l 4 1 W e s t ' B t o n s t i L a t 8 0 o r 8 t a T e B t . , b y ttsoi O U t J U T R Y R E A L E S T A T E * IB S A L E — T I M B E B L A N D S - 1 4 0 A C B B S O** Mission H a r b o r , G l a n d T r a v e r s e County, g i v i n g g o o d s h i p p i n g facilities, a n d 310 acres in Antrim and L e n a w e e Counties, M i c h i g a n , all heavily timbered, a n d part valuable p i n e ; w i l t 8*11 reasonably, or e x c h a n g e ri« good Chicago ptoperty. F o r particulars apply to K f, B A U , M unitie, M i o h l g a a . R E A L ESTATE W A N T E D , l 3 t f * ^ T E l o ^ r o ^ L l B A S ^ ^ ^ v f L a k e - s t e r F i f t h - a v near Lake-st. for a l o n g t* r a ^i~iMiW~^QO^^^^Pl^ of h o r s e s and harness. A l s o a fine y o u n g h o r s e for singje u s e w i l l b e s o l d cheap. A p p l y to L. B . COM- I N G S , 257 W e s t L a k e - s t , c o r n e r S a n g a m o n . H A R N E S S A N D S A D D L E R Y G O O D S , B L A N K - . ets, s l e i g h bells, a t e . w h o l e s a l e a a d r e t a i l ; l a r g e s t s t o c k to t h e city, a t H A B D Y A S K O B T ' S 283 Michigan-av., (park front). T T O B S E S F O B S A L E — O N E P A X B H E A V T X I bora horse. es, h a r n e s s , and b u l k w a g o n ; o n e good s i n g l e J. B U C K L E Y , 184 W e s t aaatilsoaat. M A N U F A C T U B I N O P B O P E B T Y ' F O R S A L E O R r e n t w i t h n e w b r i c k a n d w o o d e n b u U d i u g s , 150 feet front o n E r i e - s t w i t h b r i c k a a d w o o d e n build- i n g t o g e t h e r w i t h a 60 h o r s e p o w e r e n g i n e and boilers, all in p e r f e c t order for i m m e d i a t e u s e . A l s o 150 feet front o n Ontario-st. A p t l y a t t h e w o r k s . N o . 70 E r i e - s t O N E U N D I V I D E D H A L F I N A P R O P E R T Y for s a l e , t b e p r e s e n t rental of w h i c h i s 420,000. S o m e w h a t e n c u m b e r e d . Title p e r f e c t F o r further particulars, a d d r e s s W , T r i b u n e office. W A N T E h - ^ T O P U B C H A S N - A G O O D S E C O N D hand, s i x - s e a t e d sleigh; A d d r e s s S L E I G H , T r i b u n e office. •tkrANTED— O N E L I G H T ' H S I N G L W T U T T E B 4 Y and o n e light two-seated sleigh. A d d r e s s A . C D U C A T , tO and 32 C a n a l - s t _ * - » • — — « • » • _ — .••_•-,.-I..IIH IB-_----_--_-____l BUSiNEBS CJHANCES._ w w v w > A D B U G S T O B E I N C L I N T O N , I O W A , F O B tale, or t r a d e f o r Chicago property, prioe #8,000. Call o r a d d r e s s L . B . C O M I N G S , 237 W e s t Lake, ear n e r S a n g a m o n . A V I N E G A R F A C T O BY" A T M I N K B A L P O I N T , Wis., tor s a l e ; to g o o d r u n n i n g order, w i t h l o n g lease, or a p p a r a t u s c a n b e removed—#800 will b u y i t J O H N H u B N , M i n e r a l P o i n t W i s . L U N C H A N D P A M P L E B O O M F O R S # E — F O B p a r t i c n l a i s a d d r e s s J M , T r i b u n e office, N A N D H A B D W A R E S T O B E F O B S A L E , O N W e s t Indiana st., N o . 171. A good bargain for cash. TS m H E T O O L S , P A T T E B N S , F L A S K S , A C , A C , X of t h e P o e n a City F o u n d r y a n d M a c h i n e S h o p , for .ale. a t a bargain, b e i n g a c o m p l e t e outfit for a first-class foundry a_.d m a c h i n e s h o p ; t h e s e tools, p a t - t e r n s , A c , a r e all to good order, and a r e offered v e r y cheap, and o n liberal terms. A d d r e s s H . G. A N D h B - B O N A CO., Peoria, Hi. <_/_ 4 t A W I L L S E C U B E , T O T H E R I G H T M A N flp-fcO V a half int erest to a good p a y i n g b u s i n e s s . A p - p l y a t 130 W e s t W a s h i n g t o n s t , B o o m L i _ f i _ A A - » E T I » I N G P A B T N E B W I L L S E L L t p O v r U half Interest to ('rears #450 c a s h m o n t h l y . B o o m 2. b u s i n e s s a n d #1,000 stock, N o b o a u s . S3S S t a t e - s t , S E W I N G M A C H I N E S . A8r?---ra»- T H E W O R L D R E N O W N E D H O W E S e w i n g M a c h i n e ; t h e oldest, beet a a d m o s t relia- ble, s a d d o n o t b u y a n y o t h e r . Offices ssa S o u t h H a l ated-et a n d 838 W a b a s h a v . C a n v a s sera w a n t e d , a a d liberally dealt w i t h . S ~ A V S #38. B U Y T H E W I L S O N ~ S H U T T J _ t 8 E W i n g machine. T h e b e s t to tits w o r l A Prioe, #45. w s m n t e a t o r five y e a r s . S o h l o n e a s y m o n t h l y pay- m e n t s . Salesroom, 878 W e s t Madison-st. S o u t h Side office, 377 Paak-av. C j l K G E B B E W r N " a ' M A c 7 H T N E ~ O T F I O B O F J . A. O W i l k l n s , f o r m t r l y i s i D e a r b o r n - s t , n o w 167 Mil- w a n k e e - a v . M s c h l a e e Sold o n m o n t h l y installment*, _ _ l work g i v e n to p a y m e n t if desired. S I N O I B , IWEED^ H O W B , ^ A N F O T T J E B S T A N D " ard m a c h i n e s o n e a s y t e r m ; old m a c h i n e s t a k e n i n e x c h a n g e . M a c h i n e s to r e n t R e p a i r s a specialty. N e e d l e s frr all m a c h i n e s . 195 W e s t Madison-st. S E W I N G M A C H I N E S R E P A I B E D , E X - 1-hanged or rented. Oil, n e e d l e s a n d a t t a c h m e n t s for a h m a c h t o f b . 195 W e s t M a d i s o u - s t *4jFiEtiDr8iNiaii^^ v i s e w i n g m a c h i n e s for sale, o n e a s y m o n t h l y pay- m e n t s . W o r k g i v e n in p a y m e n t to t h o s e w h o desire it C. E . N I C H O L S , 144 S o u t h H a i s t e d i i t . W ~ EEDT-^BrritA A N D wraxR FLRST^LABB s e w i n g araWMMt sold on e a s y m o a t b l y tastall- mento. W o r k t a k e n in p a y m e n t . Maohine irapplio* a J w s y s o a h a a d . W . F . B T I O E N B Y , 127 Bast E i g t _ M A C H i N E R T A M E S ' E N G I N E S , P O R T A B L E S T O 40 H O R S S power.- taireshisg. S a n d t t k a a n t t «-»«_lar saw M a m Forsnien'i g r i n d i n g mills, c o m ShaUera, beltin*, e t c C O L L I N S E A T O N , A g s e t 70 S o u t h Oanalat. ' L A N D Y ^ S T A T T C ^ A l i ^ ^ A N D '""POBTABLB e n g i n e s a a d s a w m i l l s , Daniels 4 W o o d worth's NOBTH B__ planers, s a s h ticker a a d moalder, shapinK s a d mortiaton amshthms. SS C a a a l - « t p . w B O P , A g e n t B B A S 8 F O U N D R Y A N D F I N I S H I N G K H O P , formerly a t so and 6J Madlaon-at., ia a o w in full o p e r a t i s a a t 183 W e s t Madison a t . , w i t h increased fHcilities for light a a d h e a v y c a s t i n g s , l i g h t finishing, a a d s h e e t m e t a l work. W e s t e r n S e w i a g M a c h i n e Co., P e n n s y l v a n i a . B . M A T B E W , M a n a g e r . C " " * _ G . C O O T I R T A CO.. 4 J F F I C E 10 A N D 19 • W e s t B a n d e l p h - a t , M a n u f a c t u r e Stations—• and P01 t a b l e E n g i n e s of all slues, Circular S a w Mills, a n d F l o w tug Mill Macbtoery. S e n d for illustrated circular. F'1tl1-^tifT*-jBl1TTr ZJ'mmVtrt TO*!?-- tool increw c u t t e r ; aiae. 20 lack a w i n g , 10-foot bed ; pr4ae#32fi. A d d r e s s or call a » J M, B o o m N o . 11 B r i g g a H o u s e . . ; ' . ' . PA M eoati « » y doing a ' L t j m i t i o u b y eallto . w i t h h e a v y bustoeas, s a d hold an toi- " p o n C. D. A L D E R S O N , to- ( a t B o o m 1 , S3 S o u t h Canal-st. k B T N E B W A - T E D ^ W I T H # ! > » C A S H I N an aataMMbed h a s m e s s d o i a ? a good hide, w o o l aao: Junk bustoeas. AdtU-esa Glass B o x 150, Logans- oMrt I n A • . '._ll__=igL^!—JilL L _ _ _ _ _ _ • • " . H O u f f E H O L S QOOD92 A N T K D - T O E X C H A N G E F O B O R D I N A R Y j hoiiaehald f u r n i t u r e an e l e g a n t s e t of sable furs— aMH* l eA.i!*5f . a n r t aiuff-4230. A d d r e s s for 3 days, J. B . W I L S O N , Tribim© office. TI?OR S A L E — A T l S . E E - B E V O L U T I O N T A Y L O R it? printing p r e s a 1 s to good condition, a n d c a n b e s e e n r u n n i n g a t t h e T r i b u n e office, 15 C a a a l - a t F " ~ T B 8 A L E - T H E B E S T S T E A M B R I C K H O I S T ing m a c b l u e i n t h e U a i t e l ^Wates, n o w to auroess- fiUoperation a t M u a s e u ' s B m i d i u g , B i v e r a t . E . W . H A I _ t i T H E M A C H I N E B Y T O F A F I B S T - C L A S S F O U R i u a flouring until, p e r f e c t f o r s a l e o r e x c h a n g e f o r Chicago o r K a n s a s real e s t a t e , or t a k e a n inter- est to It p u t to a m i l t A d d r e s s W . E . S I M P S O N , 21 Cnawd-at., gBaeagav ^ W ~ A I T T E B - T U B U L A B B O i n E R 14 T O IS F B E T long, KJ or 54 in nheU. A n y o n e h a v i n g s u c h will find a purcliaserjby adiiraswing IS R M, T r i b u n e oflice, W B H A V E P A T T « B N 8 ~ F C H B ^ O V ^ B H N A D hangtoga, w i t h self-oiiiag b o x e s , a 00m plete n e s t of pulley-paUerna u p to ss i n c h e s , a n d are prepared to t a k e oi-dew tor S S tog W*m couplings, a n d o t h e r m a c h i n e foundry, a n d wood-shop work touaetUatoly. Ateo c a n m a k e w o o d w o r k i a g otachinery. A t e w 8 a n d 10 horse portable e n g i n e s o n h a n g of o u r o w n maauXacture. A l s o h o r s e t r e « l - i i o w e r s , S B i w feame*, a n d s a w s for w»wtng wood. J. I- C A « E A CO., R a t i n e , W i s . W D B . M A T H E W A N D M A D A M M A T N A R D C A N t e n of b u s i n e s s , ; o u x a e y A m a r r i a g m , law atots. abM-nt friends, lost or stoSH p r o p e n y ; c a n poaittvelr tell i h e t r u t h a b o u t a n y t h i n g y o u w i s h to know; curse aU oteeases, o r a o pay. i » W e s t M a d l a o n - s t WAJNTEJD M A L E H E L P . -^1 |iRMS9_tli i4J9J^hdS#__la f j r r A N T E D - I N T E t . T , T G E N T Y O U N G M B i t T O - * J _ ' c a m and en^nja-e to t h e telegraphingWn*masa at POIi'l E K' s N A T I O N A L T % La," I A P R COL t> EG E. SS2 Wabash-av^ SITUATIONS W A N T E D - i f 4 U 5 . MlaejfM T \ T A N T * D - A Y< U N O M A N W I T H #'49 TO #1.000 T T to i l l « n Important poMtom. F«»r p;u tlctibi 1 - - on C. D . A L D E K H u N , to-day, a t R o o m L «S S « u t h C a nal-at, 8 _ r ~ - office of 4 _ I T T J A T I O N W A N T E D - T O S U P R B I N T B J f P O t h e r e m o v a l of rabbtab in b u r n t d i s t r i c t ; liav« h a g # . r a t t r e a e e s g i v e a A d d r a s a J, at! W A N l ' E D - T B W O O l s CHOPPJBKB F O B I N D 1 T f ana, lor J o h n L u t o n e r , a winter*! w o r k ; t o o f s r m b e n d s for tliis s t a t e , at i t per day a n d board. C h e a p t i c k e t s to S t . L o u l f . N e w rirtesus. Mobile, M e i a p b U , V i c k s b n r g . * c . E m p l o y m e n t H e a d q u a r t e r a . B o o m Si, Llnd 1* B l o c k B a a d o l p h » t bridge. A N T E D — Y O U N G MEJlf O F ~ O O O D A D D R B M ^ l ! _ t _ _ g l _ _ ^ f g _ _ _ _ - - CshatlS.. • D o r k » y % W e a k l y , " K M a m a o a a t • M F A N T E B - A G O O D H O N E S T B O V T O W O R K f t in a g r o c e r y s t o r e I n q u i r e a t SSI W e s t A i U m s - s t , before 10 a m. ., • y- ..^j ' *ljfr''irNTE?»— A S T O U T B O Y W H O I S U S E D T O I T w o r k i n g on spiral s p r i n g b e d s A p p l y to aU*y s o u t h of F u l t o n a n a b e t w e e n L i n c o l n a n d Ruber-at*. W H 1 1 T L E S B Y A P E T E R S . ' • W A N T E D - A T E A M « T « i s - 4 a i » T B W E I . L ArC- I T q u n i n t e d w i t h t b e e l t y , to d r i * e l u m b e r w a g o n . A p p l y at c a r p e n t e r s h o p it, rear of N o 19 A b e n l e o n at. T a S J A N T E D — A M M A B T C O L O R E D H O Y , T O V V m a * e h i m s e l f g e n e i a l l y useful in a s a m p l e l * a a _ A p p l v to B E R T H M E R , B R O W N A <*OODE, 25 to 31 W e s t k a d l s o n - s t . o v e r H a a s A P o w e O ' s . W A N T E - * B O Y , A T 8 T * I N E D G L A 8 S W O R K S , N o , 209 S u p e n o r - s t . , n e a r N o r t h C l a r k - a t A p - ply early. T J B J A N T E D — F O B T H E S O U T H a » R A I L R O A D I T l a b o r e r s ; w a g e s , #2.25 o e r d i y ; board, #3.81 p e r w e e k . A l s o c h e a p t i c k e t s for sale to M e m p h i s , V t c k s - burn. Mobile, a n d N e w Orleans, a t B3 i>»utu C a n a l at., o p p o s i t e S t L o o t s D e p o t C V S N 0 L L , A g e n t W ~ _ A N T E D - M E N T O E X T M I N B O O R N E W corn aheller. S h e l l s A b u s h e l s p e r h o u r . B e t a l l s #150. N o charge f*r righto. #l0i»er d a y e a s y . K I M - B A I L A CO., 185 W e s t M a d l a o n - a t , B o o m 12. a ^1 ja 4a4a n Jm\w ss S PTTJATIOBI W A N T T K D - I N A N Y L r v g B U « I - a e s s i h a v e a g e n e r a l e x p e r i e a o e h a t h to wlwtoaato • a a retail t r a d e ; cMy retatanaaw a n d r e c o a n a e a d tr- • u l a s t r n t p U y e r . A d d r e s s S A L E S M A N , T«S W a t t L a k e - s t • • • > ' • ? _f*_l_a_-—•__j B I T U A T I O N W A N T K D - B Y A G O O D O A B V E R . Call or addrean J U L I U S B A U E B A CO.. 6H Utohfiffim--av. •VITlTAjniC*N* ^ A N T i m - F E i t A I _ B . Bg__h4s4k|i 4 2 I T U A T T 0 N W A N T E D - B Y A O O O D B E C O S D CT girl to p r i v a t e family , a b o u t U y d e Park preferred. A p p l y , l o r t h r e e n a y s , a t vm A r n o l A a t BOARJ30WG A N D L O D G I N G . \ V A N T E D — L A B O R E R S T O G O S O U T H ; A L S O ,TJ cheaji t i c k e t s sold to all p o i n t s S o u t h . E . A . A N - .' K__±! * l w e s t R a n d o l p h - s t . U.e l o w e s t rates. A p p l y a t t ^ . e ^ a £ S 2 a b > K l t to cigar s t o i c . I * ' " O f A N T E D — A M A N A N D H I S W * _ — - ^ a I T t f 4 1 a boarding h o u s e a a d do g e n e r a l W * 8 L * V Z g r o u n d s , at C a l m J A 8 P S M I T H luiir n*-a^'. W A N T E I > — A M A N T H A T T H O B O T J G H L Y U N d e r s t a n d s t h e s t a t i o n e r y b u s i n e s s . Apply, from lOto 12o'clock, at 749 W a b a a h - a v . ; a l s o g o o d t r a v e l l i n g s a l e s m a n w a n t e d a t s a m e place. W *" A N T E D — A Y O U N G M A N A C Q U A I N T E D With all t b e " sports" in town ti-i a week Call at t h e office of 1 D a r k e y ' s W e e k l y . " 97 M a d l a o n - s t Cttoras, W A N T E D — B E V E B A T . E X P F B I E N C B D 8 A L E 8 - roen In a leading N e w York Jobbing b o u s e to sell woollens, flannels, a n d b l a n k e t s . A d d r e s s B o x 9999, N e w Y o r k City. W J f J A N T E D - S F I R S T C L A S S S A L E S M E N T O I T s» 11 coffees and r p i c e s to t h e aity trade. Call at e n e e a t 216 E a s t M a d i a o n - a t W A N T E D — 1 0 F I B S T - C L A S S S A L E S M E N ; L I B e n d t e r m s to a c c e p t a b l e parties. A p p l y at Amer- ieen B u t t o n B o l e O v e r a e a m h i g s a d S e w i n g M a c h i n e Office, 154 S o u t h H a l s t e d s t W A N T E D — A 8 M A B T Y O U N O M A N A S O R O eery c l e r k ; e a e a c c u s t o m e d fci collect a n d dell v- erorders.* A p p l y liy letter, s t a t i n g experie«i3e a n d s a l a r y w a n t e d . G B O C E R , T r i b u n e 1 ifflcn \JQ A N T E D - S A L E 8 M E N - W T B W A N T T H R E E T T s a l e s m e n of e x p e r i e n c e t o t r a v e l a a d t a k e o r d e r s for c u t l e r y , firearms, A c A d d r e s s , o r call o n C A M P I O N , 8 A F F O B D A CO., 489 W e s t A d a m a n t W " " A N T E D — A C L E B B W H O H A « H A D E X P E - rience hi a n Insurance office to t h i s c i t y . A p p l y at 449ns office, S8S W a b a s h - a v . W A N T B D - ^ D L E R E S I N A N I N 8 U B A N C E office w h o w r i t e a good liana. S t o g i e m e n H v t u g on S o u t h Side preferred. W a g e s n o t to e x c e e d 912 p e r w e e k . A d d r e s s , i a o w n h a n d w r i t i n g , L I F E I N - 8 U B A N C E , T r i b u n e office. • _ \ n r A N T B D - A T O N C E . A F I R S T - T J L A S S COL- VT l e c t o r , o n e a c q u a i n t e d to t h e c i t y ; o n e a c q u a i n t e d w i t h drmCTjaraterred. V A N 8 C H A A C K , S T E V E N - S O N A BJEID, W h o l e s a l e D r u g g i s t s , 8177848, a n d 851 W a b a s h A v . T e w f t T W E N T Y N I N T H S T . - B E T W B E ? ! P R A I - l O d rto a a d C a l u m e t av*.; c o m * . f t and aeooomr fnniiahed room*,, w t t b toll or partial board, te adults 3 Pf A M I C H T O A N - A V . - L A V G E P A B r » R S A W T , 4 * o t h e r riMmis, w i t h p r i v a t e t a M s if d e e m * M o d e r a t e potces a n d l e w boarders. H i g h e s t rcf.-r e n c e a Q C C i D A g K g f — F U R N I S H E D ROOMS W I T H 4j r t o c l a s s h o t e l acaaaaaaoatr N C A L U M E T - A V ^ . — » A B T W E N T Y -FO U R T R V f a t , in first-class honsi»rt_^noii*lbie p a r t y c a n find a front jMrtor a n d bedrooai. WMJ) board; also g o o d brick barn. A d d r e s s B A L. brmte). T r i b u n e office w T r a S e e . A K T E D - A T I N N E R A T S39 W E S T M A D I a o n - s t •WJ|T A N T E D — G A S F I T T B B 8 A N D P L U M B E R * , T i a n d b o v s to learn t h e trade. Call e a r l y a t J A S . M c G I N L E Y ' S , 124 W e s t M a d t o o n a t , W A N T E D — A T I N N E R T O GO I N T O T H E c o u n t r y . A p p l y to W M . B L A I B A CO., 30 a u d 82 S o u th Canal at. « W k T A N T E D — A F E W G O O D I T for c a p - m a k i n g . A p p l y stairs. M E N A N D G t B L S SSS M a d i s o n - s t , u p W A N T E D — B O O K B I N D E B - A F I R S T - c L A S S finisher, at t h e b i n d e r y of C A R R * COL- V I L L E , 40 M a i n st., Galeaburg. 111. B O A R D - A Y O U N G M A B R I E D C O U P L E w o u l d l i k e board w i t h a p r i v a t e f a m i l y o n W e s t S i d e A d d r e s s , w i t h location and terms, F R A N K . T r i b u n e office. B O A R D - G O O D B O A R D A N D C O M F O R T A B L E room to a r e s p e c t a b l e p r i v a t e family or boardtue h o u s e e n W e s t Side w i t h n 10 or 15 minutes* walk of S o u t h C a n a l - s t , b y • s i n g l e g e n t l e m a n ; g o o d accom- modations a t r e a s o n a b l e price desired. Address M E 164, T r i b u n e office. •WWTANT1BD— P L U M B E B S , A T 94 F O C B T H - S T . 4 ? B E A R D O N , D. W A N T E D — F I R 8 T - C L A 8 8 t h o r o u g h l y u n d e r s t a n d apply K E L L E Y ' A B R O „ 30j M i c h l g a n - a v . tuoroui J. W . D W O R K M E N W H O l y i n g w e a t h e r strips. W A N T E D F E M A L E H E L P . M l E e c l i W A N T E D - A Y'OTJNG L A D Y A S G O V K B N E 8 8 , 20 mlleR from D e t r o i t Mteh. : m u s t t h o p a u g h l y undervtand teaching vocal a a d I n s t r u m e n t a l m u s i c , and t h e c o m m o n E n g l i s h b r a n c h e s . S a l a r y , 4300 p e r y e a r a n d board. A d d r e s s L . W. 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Jr. B y tortyemtoeat e x a m p l e s it teaches h o w to s u c c e e d In lile, a n d a t t h e s a m e t i m e benefit man- kind. F o r particulars, n o t i c e s of m e press, and e x t r a terms, address E. H A N N A F O R D A CO., P u b - Ushers. 918 W e s t Madiaon-st. Chicago. C r ^ N T s ^ ~ A r T T E l L w F O R " C H I C A O O A N D I T S I w s t m c t i o B , " a full a n d c o m p l e t e history of Chi- c«go, her p a s t p r e s e n t a n d future, witli graphic s c e n e s , incia< nts. a n d foil d e t a i l s of t b e disaster, b r George P. U p t o n a n d J n m e a W . S h e a h a a . editors of t b e Chicago T r i b u n e W i t h e v e r 400 p a g e s and 50 U lustrations. I t is n o w ready for d e l i v e r y . Send #• for outfit mid choice of territory. A d d r e s s U N I O N P U B L I H I I 1 N G CO.. 1(3 T w e a t y soooud e t , Chicago. Ill 14 A G E N T S V P A j T T E T D ^ ^ ~ ^ d ~ ^ # 4 T A D A Y . I N e v e r y c o u n t y to t h e U n i t e d State*, to sell a n e w l y W A N T E D - A D I N I N G R O O M O I R L ASD A c h a m b e r m a i d to g o to Grtoncll, I o w a . F o r par- ticulars, applj- a t T r i b u n e office, b e t w e e n 5 and 5 p. m. W A N T E D — T W O W O M E N , O N E T O COOK, w a s h , a n d i r o n , a a d o n e for s e c o n d work. A p p l y a t S3 S o u t h C a r p e n t e r s t p a t e n t e d article of in e v e r y b o u s e h o h T H E C H A M P I O N P A N T , Cleveland, O utility a a d a b s o l u t e l y neoOMB9. J O S E P H M A O B E . H A R D W A B E M E N T O B E E P P A C E W I T H t h e t i m e s m u s t k e e p a stoak of France's P a t e n t S h u t t e r F a s t e n e r s on haml, w h i c h tiiey c a n a l w a y s ob- tain at 135 T w e n t y - n i n t h s t ~ H T V E fLOoFoB#2.000 W r T B T w H T < . " : H T _ W A N T to g e t into Bome leirlttmat** bustoeas, either a s part - n e r or b o o k k e e p e r . W i l l load t b e a b o v e a m o u n t to t he concern t h a t e m p l o y s m e . A d d r e s s P. T . J., T r i b u n e office. L T J M B E B - W E A B E P B E P A B E D T O D E L t Y E B a t short n o t i c e bills of Joist and o t h e r toolbar s a w e d to order. W e h a v e d r y J o i s t etc., from U to 20 f e e t Parson a w a n t i n g toaf M a t e or biHs filled, grean or dry, will p l e a s e call o a R. F O W L E R A CO., Rooci N o . 11 C a n a l - s t N _ O T I C * - T O A L L F E R S O N B L A T E L Y o c c u - pying- t h e f o l l o w i n g buildings, viz.: D i c k e y ' s Rnlhttog, N o * . 99 and 101 Lake-st . a n d B o s . 42, 44, au •ly to R. P. F I T Z G E B A L B A CO., of M l l w a a k e e ; or, M. E G A N , Chicago, $ F ) B S A L E - T H I B T Y T O N S O F F A N C Y M K H I _._Nan &rt*>t] *PP_*:_, ^ V^01 a d d r e s s F . E . L O V E J O Y A CO., Litchfield, Mick. F° B S A L E — F I B E safe ; nearly n e w . A M D B U B G L A B P R O O ! 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