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CITY REAL ESTATE.
17>OR SALUrBY VM. H. SAMPSON A CO BEAL
Estate nhd House-Renting Agency. SSS West
MfldlWU-M.
south division.
House north side of Thlrty-becoud-st,, In block Of
tJIUf I WKIs
I t iQxJco. Imufc 20x40, two stories and basement.
Nos. TdamlTS Danglev-av.; two-story and basement
brick bouse; oil modern Improvement*; new; 10
rooms.
Two-stoiy nnrt basement stone-front boose No. 179
rmk-uv.. 1- ivmuH; lot 25x125, to alloy.
I»t-tfxlH'. Rnmielph-rf., between Flfthav., and Da
ga110;’.... north side of ttreet. Easy terms.
lot B*lxl9o. Madlson-sD, juintng Otis Block.
Dot sAxiiO. south side ot Madlson-sD, near Da Salle.
Dot 40x109, cor. Veils and Tyler.
Dot 25xifih, lonnerly 270 Cllntou-st.. between \an
Duivn mid Harrison, with mins of basement.
Dc.taoxbO, Duke-st., second lot from Weils. Easy
<4 {!ot3oxCo. southeast corner Washington and Fifth
-avs. tiO ft»t *m Washington and CO on Welis-st, Good
j?toue-foji«Hlalh‘n:choi«*i*lot.
Dot 50x70. on west side of Market-st.. between Date
ami lumdohdu Very low. _
Dot 40x!0, on cast side of Market-st., between Madl
ecu amt Mount'. A bargain. _
Dot on >ittb-av.. south of t an Buren, In Dot 15 and
10. lUek 10, M’hool Section. _
I ot 70x150. cast side Markct-st., near Randolph,
Vo«rU*isnu south Water and Dako-els., between
I'nuikliu nnd Mniket-sts.; long lease for sale.
Lease oi lot eu northwest corner of Yau Boremst,
and Muliman-av., with privilege of buying.
Brings House lot, 80x122,80 feet on Rauuolph-st, and
122 on l-’ilth-av.; for hotel only.
3 oiifixluo, northwest corner State Madisnu-sts,
Second lot from northeast comer of Franklin, for
sm i lv 2.9 R:aid«lph*t.; 20x90.
For sale, a large list of Improved property in all
ptitsei theilty; houses rented; rents collected; real
eslr.tc lionght rnd sold.
VtR BA I A.- BY \VM. U. THOMPSON, REAL
X i-xtate Agent, 229 West TU<3lOi*4'm‘a
JlUck. 1
l« t on Westcm-av., 25x125.
’251 West luike-bt, 23x125; cottage of 8 rooms.
No. 19 South oreeu-bl-, lot 23x123; two-story wooden
lii-nse, 12 items.
No. C 4 West Madlson-st.; lot 20x112; threo-atorr and
bastnunt In iloing.
20!- ami 2-1 West W«shington-«t.; lota 60x100; four
t{(.it vttdcn buildings, 14 rooms each; suitable f<>r
buMiuss; btime piice as before the lire. A great
baigMiu
j!.)\U>t Raudolph-st.v lot 20x160.
No. 74 AValaut-&t.; lot 25x125; two-story Wooden
lues**.
West Dake-st. near Panllna, 50x125.
I2sxtiomi West Rnndolph-st, comer of Sangamon,
vvilh two brick buildings, 3-stories, and a 2-story wood
en bnildlug. snil.-iblu fur a subdivision. Cheapest thing
in market tier a few via vs.
85 and 87 South Halstcd-st., 50x118, 2-story wooden
building. 46x00.
Cottage and lot. 312 South-Park-av., lot 23x125, hasC
rtsmis. Will trade.
Csxl2S on Adams, comer of Peoria, suitable for busi
ness.
No. 20 Markct-st., lot 24x85,5 stories and basement,
brick, cht an.
2fi2 West Madlson-sL, store and dwelling on leased
prroumb
WestMmllson-st.. comer of Dcsplnlnes, 4-story and
Basement brick building, 42sKK\ great bargain.
House and lot 45 South May st., 3tixl2s; womlen house
15 rooms, all modem iusprovementn.
S lots on Ashiaud av., will trade for city, property.
17011 6ALE-BY 1). COI-E& SON. REAL ESTATE
end Ilonse-Rentlng Agents, IS3 Wc.it Madlson-st.;
Jt»V ist Lake. stores and Jot £-Ixllo.
£5x102 ft on Thinl-nv., near Vanßnrcn.
y.Us3i*o comer Washington and lialsted.
rj south Gnt-n. house and Jot £3x150.
50X11:5 It n Green, mar Madison.
Alxl'lC coxncr Jefferson and Mather,
idxli? South IVsidaiues, near Madison.
•Chutcli nn>peiiy comer Sangamon and Washington.
11 Smith .Leavitt, «2 ft frontage,
llcf-hkme comer VauKuren and Tyler.
W in exchange lor business property*
Walnnt-st., at a bargain.
.214 south Given, 60 ft frontage.
ICO ft on Wamn-av., near lloync.
ico ft corner Park ivt. ami Hoyne.
-i’XIOO Madison, near Hoisted.
175 It coiner W cod and Madison.
IT
,iOR SALE—BY D. COLE SON, BEAL ESTATE
jC Agents, IS3 West Madison-st—Lots on Wnsliing
tcn-bt. ami Park-nv. cheap. Choice residences in
vicinity of Vnior. and Jettetson Parks. so feet on
Parker, near Wood. 2t« Park-av. at a bargain. 751
Vest Lake, 291 W'vst M«.nroe, 321 South Halsted, 25s
120. 71 and 7u Aberdeen-st. 85*S0 on Canal-st, near
Adairs. 152x10 on Canal-st, near Washington.
House and lot corner Adams and Houore, 43x125. 323
"West Washington. coiner Stay. SOI West Washing
ton, i*otiut Curtis,-loxlOS. East ITonroe. .near Wells.
We ak-o have a large lot of Improved and unimproved
property m all pans of the city.
FOR SAI E—A FRAME HOUSE. NO. 103 WY
man-st., between Dosplaiues and Uuion-sta-
For sale—a finechance for aoroceuy
tiade. A good store and lot on Gray-st, near cor
ner of HalstedandDivhlon-sts. Only sl,fcoo, R. KEN
NEDY CO., 133 West Mavlisun-st.
FOR SALE—AT HALF PRICE. A GOOD SOUND
horse. Inquire at law office of DORAN «fc BUCK
LEY, 133 Mathson-st, Room C.
170R SALE—SEVERAL FINE PIECES OF
pionnd on North Dearborn-st.. at decided bargains.
DASH SHAPLEV, 45 South Cannl-st-. Room 4.
For sale-lincoln park lots, on orch
aid and Larrahee-sts. five y« ars* credit given and
cash advanced to build with. BALDWIN DAVIS,
£1 South Hslsted-st.
For sale—looxno feet on corner op
J)esplainesand Jackson-st., with four nice dwell
itgs; modern improvements; rents for $2,250 per an
num. One lot on Park-av., S9OO. Half-acre lota. $300;
$25 carti. balance five years, C, W. DEAN, 51 South
Halt-led-st,
For sale—house of 12 booms, new, on
Indiana av., on leased ground, long and favorable
leare: price IL2OO. s2,ooocash; splendid investment;
cnlv those having the money ana wishing to purchase
reed apply on the premises, 1030 Indiana-av.
For sale—-soxho. near halsted-st., a
fine business lot. A. DORATHY, 359 State-st.,
2nd door.
TJOR HALE—HOUSE AND LOT ON THIRD-AV.,
J? north of Polk-st. Inquire at C 74 State-st.
For sale—lots from ssoo to S9OO. corner
Egan and Wentworth-avs., on long time. J. F.
STARR, 47 West Bandolph-st.
For sale—residence on park-av., near
Leavitt. $3,000 cash, balance on longtime; great
bargain either for a homo or as on investment. D.
COLESON. IS3 West Madtson-st.
For sale—co feet on wells.st., nb*r
Monroe, at a bargain. House and lot taken In part
payment. H. C. MOREY'. 116 West Madison-st.
XJOR&ALE—HOUFE AND LOT FOR $1,600; WILL
Jj rent for SSCO; also several other houses and lots at
great bargains; also lot on Ada-st., 25x180, and 10 lots
on West Indiana, on 5 years* time at S percent; also
350 feet on Park-av. E. F. ADAMS <6 CO., 143 West
Madison-st.
1?0R SALE—A LARGE LIST OF GOOD BUSI
ncsapropertvlnthe burnt district, cheap; 6,000
acres pine landsin Michigan; farms to exchange for.
■city proj>erty. C. McDONNELL, 12 Masonic Build
tog-
FOB SALE—COTTAGE AND LOT ON SMABT
st., West Side, for only 8»,500; who would pay
rent. JL ICENNEDY CO., 133 West Madison »t-
TDOR SALE—A FINE LOT, 25X125, ON PEOUIA-
J? st. f between Tyler and Harrison, east front; also
C3xns on Polk st.. between Dcsnlainos and Hoisted;
cheap. -T b. k'KRLEn, esa TTaJwt6<tj>t-, comer Har
rison.
For sale-by boyd wisner, 4is wa
basli-av.:
Madibon-st-, near Wells, 23 feet.
State-st., near Polk, 25 feet, -with buildings.
State-st. corner Thirty-ninth, 297 feet, extending to
Wabshh-av. Will sell lots of 100 feet on either street
Bubbanl-bt, near Rubor, new cottage and lot
Twenty-sixth-et., near wentworth-av., cottage and
lot
170I 70BSALE-FOUR LOTSON NORTH WOOD-ST.,
near Waubansis-av Price $350 each. Infinite at
No. s North Elizabctb-st.
FOR SALE—DECIDED BARGAINS —HUB
bard-fat., new cottage and lot, $2,000; Larrabee-st.
near Sophia, cottage and lot, £2,000. E. O. GOOD
WH ILE, 133 West Madison-st,
For sale—cheap, easy terms—jeffeb
son-fat., near Madison. house and lot, r >,250; Jack
son-fat., near WesteJS-av., house and 47 loot lot, 84.250;
Washlngtonav., nice house and lot $4,000. 15. O.
GOODWILLIE, 133 West Madison-st.
For sale-best bargain yet-easy
terms—Kcwlwrry-av.. near Twelfth-st, cottage :ot,
large barn, only |2£k«; Price-place, near Hatsted-at.,
cottage of seven rooms and lot, only 82,650. R. o.
OOOf.WILLIE, 133 West Madlsonst.
For SALE—great BARG AIN—MONDAY—
Choice lot, Walnut-st,. near Wood. 3t.ooo.easr
terms. 11. G. GOODWILLIE, 133 West Madiaon-st.
IJtOU SALE-GREAT BARGAINS—LOT ON SU
perlot, near Kingsbury, $1,300.
Lot on Lprraboe, near Sophia. 81.200.
2 lots on Van Burcu-sL, near Wcstern-av, SI,OOO.
10lets In Bridgeport, very cheap.
2 lots on Walnut-sL, near Leavitt, very cheap.
2 lota on Lake st., near Westeru-av.. very cheap.
b. g. goodwxllie;
133 West Madison st.
For sale-chkap-easy terms—dupcys
tcr-sL. house of 13 rooms and 80 feet. Honoro-st,,
brick house and lot. Monroe-st. near Dos nl allies, cot
taffcaCd lot. Oivcn-st.. near Madison, brick house and
JoC B. O. GOODWILLIE, 18? Wwl MadiSOU-St.
For sale— very cheap-long lkases-
Lakc-st. near Wcofi, 2-stoiT frame boilding, two
stores snrt dwellings, sl,cno. jackson-st.. near Hal
sted, cottage of 7 rooms and lease, $1,050. 11.0 GOOD
■WILLIE, lowest Madison-fat.
UQR SALE—CHEAP—DWELLING OF 7 ROOMS
JC 'and closets and large lot; gin*l locality; West
Side; close to horse cars r terms easy. Address OUR
HOME, Tribune office.
170R SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
manufacturing purposes liberal inducements will
ho «>lfcred t«» proprietors. Call on EDMUND G.
•STILLS, 112 West Raudolph-st.
XTOR SALE—OR LEASE—MANUFACTURING
JU protK-rty, siluided Oh Twcnty-secoud, English,
*1 lirm p. Ccnirc-nv., and ether streets. In the heart of
thelnroherdistiict, having rsdlniad connections, and
cdjaei nt to the river. Panics looking for manufactur
liigiin-iierty win do well to call cn us; wewlllstdt
them in price and terms. \VM. D. KERFOOT *L CO,,
by Last Washihgton-sL
TJOK KALE—4OxIC9 FEET ON OHIOST., BE
AT tween Dearborn and Slato-st*c,fiouth front, at a
liatpalp. .J. 8. OCULD, 354 Wabasb-av.
Fob sale-si.soo—sioo cash, will buy a
nice titw s-rooru cottage, near the at root cars, lot
25xi2T»10 alley. J. 6. GOULD. y>l Wabasli.av,
For sale-57 feet on canal-st,. near
Washington, on easy tonus. Apply to J. SOr*’”
BBV, West Washington-st.
Fob sale—on honthi.'*
tape and lot; S3OO
would exeliangc for
c*pi. COKK'*
ton stl‘-
CITT REAL ESTATE.
Fob baijs—by william d. kehfoot go.,
Ki East WasMngtnn-st. _
Mlc-hlpon-nr., isnfcct near corner of south M atcr.
Mlehigan-nv., coxino, near Randolph.
Mlehlcnn-av., soxtso, near reek-court
WabMdj-av.. 24*110, near Twelfth.
Dcarbom-ct., noxfl), near Randolph.
Dearborn st.,7«xso, near Madison.
Dcurbom-st., S3XSO. near Washington.
Washington s!., 21x190 east of Franklin.
Washington*!., 2nxllo west of Franklin.
Madlson-st, cosiuo. near Franklin.
Madison-st. 48x30. cast of Franklin.
Clai k st,, 60x110, near Van Buren.
Clark st 84x100, near Folk.
North clark-sD, 109x120, comer Erie.
North Clark-st., 40x151 near Schiller,
.North Binte-st, 25x80, near Eiie,
OhhMtt, SoxlCO, cast of Clark.
West Madison*!., 45xlf*7, near Contro-ar,
W» st Madlson-st., 25x100, near Aberdeen,
West Madlson-st, 20x100, near Jefferson.
Park-nv., 100x120, near Wood.
Sni»enor-Ht., 50x125, near Cass.
Snperlur-sL, 50x10). near Cana.
y ludiaun-M., 50x100. near Ones.
South Park-nv., ftixlCS, comer TUirty-third-at.
5 acres fronting hike shore drive, near Lincoln Park,
qu longtime. WALD. KERFOOT CO., Real
late and Doan Brokers, 89 Hast Washlngton-at.
FOR BAI K—BY C. C, THAYER* CO.. AUCTION
t era and Real Estate Agent*, 41 llubbard-court,
25x125 feet, on Mate-st, east front, between Jackson
and Van Rureu-Hts.
195x70 feet, southwest comer of North Clark nud
aooxito feet, northeast comer of North Clark and
Maph *ts. _
4‘.*jxli9ftct on Monroe st, east of Dcarborn-sD
50X80 feet on Frnnklln-st., near Madlson-st
24jx130 feet on Michigan nv., south of Lakc-St, 27
vents’ leaee, without revaluation.
House and lot on Oak-av., west of Vincenncs-av. Lot
50X150, finely improved.
Three 3-story brick houses and lots on Forcst-av., 14
poms each, aft modern Improvements. Lots each Six
100 feet-onlv $8,600 each. _
60x126feel ou ITairic-av., last front, North of Doug
las-placc.
FOOR SALE—BY H. C. MOREY, NO. 116 WEST
Mndlson-bD
CO ft on Desplalnes-st., near Madlson-st.
4bxloo, comer Clinton and Mouroe. _
S stores and Jots on Madison, near Desjdalnos
*liousc and CO feet. Green, near Randolph, &000.
House and 30 feet, Clinton, near Adams,^,ooo.
19x80, Canal, near Harrison.
Corxtr lot, 80x151, Monroc-st. exvt of Hoisted.
Comer h-t, CUnton-st., with buildings; good for
mnnulacloiy. _
Nice cottage and lot, Peoria, near Van Boren,
$5,500;
First-class biick house and furniture, near Jefferson
Park.
2-story and basement brick, fronting Jefferson Park.
Cottage and2s feet. Green, near Von Boren, $5,000.
For sale wabash-av.. between
Twcnty-llrst and Twcuty-second-sts., 25 and 60
Ret, lino business lots. Southwest comer Thirty
first and Bntteiiitid-sls., 35x100 to alley, at a very low
nrite. Business property in and near the burned dis
trict. J. HENRY WEIL, southwest comer State aad-
Ilnnison-sts.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
FOR .‘SALE-8 LOTS AT HYDE PARK; 320
acres laud iu Missouri, cheap for cash or trade.
Call, or address. IC7 Twenty-niuth-st.
I?OH SALE-AT HYDE PARK. NICE COTTAGE
mul lot, von* cheap; must bo sold. N. B. BO\-
DEN, 45 Hulibard-court.
For sale—or rent, in evanston.
North Evanston, and Glencoe, houses of Xromjs
to 10 rooms, nt low figures. Prices from *1,300 to SS,JX).
Bents from $lO to $25 momiu Monthb* payments
wiUbuy a homo. C. E. BROWNBj ROoni_l3, NOr
South Canal-st
For sale-furnished house in ravens
wood, war. A. TRAVIS, C 2 Canal-st, Room 9.
For bale-or rent—at hinsdale
houses, lots, and farms cheap, on easy terms; will
exchange for city prot>erty. Information given from
10 to 1, at SCO State st., by the owner, O, J. STOUGH.
REAX. ESTATE WANTED.
XirANTED—HOUSE AND LOT EAST OF ABER
TT deen-nt.. with or without furnitnif, from to,OX) to
?i5.c00: not In alilock. PoK?*esslon warned.
Lots in Imrnt district for alirst-elass fanuin Mc-
Henry Comity.
Cottage and lot wanted In excliango for house and
12 acres near South Evanston. _
11. c. MOREY 11C West Madlson-st.
ANTED—A SUBURBAN HOME WITHIN 2d
TT miles of Chicago, in exchange for unimproved
Hyd« Park and North Chicago real estate, worth be
fore the lire SIO,OO0 possession wanted tarty in the
spring. Address, giving location, character of ini
provemeuts, and number of acres, AUSTIN, care of
Trlonne office, Chicago.
TV ANTED —TO BUY’ A COTTAGE AND LOT.
TT on reasonable terms, between Sixteenth and
Twcntv-serond-sts., west of State, South or West Side;
not t« exceed $3,000. Address, R D, care T. S. Mit
chell, SOO fctatc-at.
TTTANTED-100 RESIDENCE LOTS ON THE
TT North Side,foronrcustomers; also, fow hush
ness lots. We have ready buyers for anything that is
cheap. E. A. LINN CO.. Real Estate Ageats, No.
25 E. Klnzie-st., Chicago.
TV ANTED—REAI ESTATE IN THE BURNT
TT district or in the city limits. Will pay part cash,
balance In good surburban land. Address CASH,
Tribur e office.
TITAN TED-TO PURCHASE OR RENT, A
TT dwelling-house and lot within a mile of the Court
House. Cali, or address stating terms, location and
price, J P. 21 Frankltn-Mt.
TVANTFD—I WILL BUY’ AT A FAIR PRICE A
TT lot on Wabashav. or stato-at., north ofHorrlson
st., and south of Ramlolph-st. A. G. STOREY, 220
West Bandolph-st.
TVANTED—BUSINESS PROPERTY' IN THE
TT burnt district, on the South Side. I have ready
cash customers for SSCO,OCO worth of property. Own
its please brlngin yonr descriptions. J. HENRY
WEIL, southwest corner of State amiJlarriaou-gtaj_
PERSONAL;
A GENTLEMAN OF MIDDLE AGE IB DESIR
ous of corresponding with a lady from 85 to 40
years of ace with a view to matrimony: none need ap
ply only genuine. Address JACKSON, Tribune
office. _______
PERSONAL— WILL MB. GOODRICH. LATE OF
lowa, please call on W II S, at 43 Caual-st., on
Monday morning, tr send his address.
PERSONAL— WILL CAPTAIN PLEASE CALL
at Tribune office for letter. GARNET.
PERSONAL— IF W. D. MILLER IS IN’ THE
city, please address CALIFORNIA, Tribune of
fice. *1 he past is forgotten.
PERSONAL— THE GENTLEMAN PROM THE
Sherman House who left a valise on the night of
the lire with Miss C. Hudson, at 330 Clark-sL, con find
the same by calling at 70 West Monroe-st.
PERSOKAL— IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO, ON
the morning of tho tire took a portrait of a young
man from 276 Wabaah-av., opposite Dr. Ryder’s church,
will return It either to 605 \v abash, or IH2 Michigan
av., he will bo most cordially thanked, and rewarded.
PERSONA L-WILL THE LADY WHO PARTED
from her lady friend upon the corner of Michigan
av. and Twcnty-sccoud-st, and passed down Michigan
av., nljontsp. m. Tlmrstlay, send her address to AR-
Til UR, Tribune office.
PERSONAL— WILL THE GENTLEMAN
keep his promise and “return bunch of keys bor
rowed Nov. 10**1 or, if ashamed to meet me, send them
by a newsboy, and I will pay him lor his trouble. F
N, ho Michfgan-ard
PERSONAL-TUB COACHMAN WHO RAN
against and broke top buggy. otvMadinon-st., neat
DosphilncH, can find owner by calling on Dr. ABBOTT,
in West Madison fit.
PERSONAL— A GENTLEMAN, AGED ABOUT
50, of some means, in good business and steady
habits, wishes to form the acquaintance of a maiden
ladv or widow. Object—matrimony. Address S. A.
DREW, Chicago P. O.
PERSONAL-FRANK: CROFT BROS., MER
cliant tailors, are at l32.West Madison-st. ED.
PERSONAL— WILL FAGAN, PLEASE AD
dress your lather, Glasgow. Missouri B. B. FA
GAN
PERSONAL-LEWIS SHARP, FORMERLY AT
MeVickcfs, please call at 177 Washlugton-at, C.
B- GARDINER.
PERSONAL— IP SILAS WHITNEY, CHARLES
Simpson. J. U. Msnrhcad, and John A. Woodard
will call at Room 12, No. ISS West MaiUson-st, they
will hear something greatly to their advantage.
PERSONAL— IF BRIDGET HOMER AND MARY
Canoll, who Herd at 272 Hnron-st.. before the lire,
will call at No. 9 IndSano-av., they will hear of some
thing to their advantage.
PERSONAL— INFORMATION OF THE LADY
who used to live at 154 East lUndolpU-st.thtnl
Poor, fiont mom, will be gladly received by one ol her
friends. Address FB, Tribune office.
PERSONAL— WILL THE LADV WHO FOUND
a black overskirt on Van Buren-st. on Tuesday
evening, please send her address to E E S, Tribune
office.
PERSONAL— ANNIE E. MORGAN WILL HEAR
gjfod newfibv addressing note to CHARLIE DO
RAN, 51 West Madison-st., care of Klein.
PERSONAL-WILL JOSEPHINT ERICSON
call at 220 Park av. early this week, or send her
address)
PERSONAL— CHARLIE, PLEASE CALL AT
Tribune office for letter. ME C.
PERSONAL-IP THE TWO GIRLS. MARY
McLot»il nml Katy who worked at 201 Ml chi
can-nv. at the time of the lire, will call at 7W> Wabash
av., they can have their former situations and back
par-
PERSONAL— THE GENTLEMAN WHO MET
stranger on Wirhigrm-av.. near Harrison-fit., la*t
bmidav, wailud in Pi ck Court, siwke of nesting in
moving silvi-r stand, paluttngs, &e., to lake shorr. and
articles afterwards taken to Now York, will please
send Isis address, or call at-*O7 Michlpan-av.
PERSONAL— FRED- W. LEWIS, 15 SUPERIOR
st.. formerlv of Monnnmthahiro, EnglamL is re
quested to call at the coal office. 203 West Madiium-st
THK RELATIONS OK PETER BUHAJ3T*
sell, who came to th- lladelplda a l>oy,nud
»migrated wostw- oUiln« to their in
tvrt'st by tu XL B, Fllllr
MISOEXJLAKEOtJS*
Any one having a black dace shawl
to sell fur cash can Undo purchaser. If at a bar*
gain, by addressing E. W- GIBB. Tribune office.
A YOUNG MAN OF SOME EXPERIENCE,
with a few thousand dollars at command, is open
to some good business In Chicago, with right kind of
parties. Address AY M, Tribune office.
A BUSINESS MAN WOULD INVEST *IO.OOO
or 112,000 In an established mercantile or manufac
turing business, or would Join a party with capital In
starting a new enterprise. Address, slating neture of
bafIinesa.CQNTRACT, Tribune office.
Accountant and expert bookkeeper’s
office, late In Smith <t Nixon’s Building, now at 122
West Washington-at- BISHOP, late SIDKK.
A SCHOLARSHIP IN BRYANT STRATTONS
College, can he procured on very favorable terms
by addressing O, this office.
CEMENT PIPE CHIMNEYS PUT UP FOR
76 cents per foot In one or two hours, ornamental
chimney tops, various patterns, concreting In all its
branches. Bend for circular. Hyde Park Cement
Pipe Works, Hyde Park.
CIARPENTERS— ANY ONE WISHING TO EM
ploy a first-class builder, with from live to ton
good carpenters, can hear of one by addressing MAC,
Tribune office.
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will please semi in their names, with date of subscrip
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please send in their orders at onco to the Western
News Company, 95 and 07 West Bnudolpli-st., or to
the Offiro of pubUeation. 229 West Madlson-st. Mrs'.
M. L. BAYNE, Editor and
Divorces legally obtained for dk
sertion. cruelty, ic. Fee after docroe, ScamßL
avoided. Eight years’ experience. Addxoes P. O.
Box 1037.
Divorces without newspaper re
port; loan, real estate and common law buslnos
attended to, NEWELL PRATT, Attorney, H2l Wa
bash-av.
DBVO STORE FOR SALE-WELL LOCATED,
defiantly fitted up. and doinga good business. For
sale at a bargain. Inquire at 919 3V est Madlaon-aD
EB. BOWEN SON, 15 CENTRE-AV.. NEAR
Madlson-st., have lor solo, at great bargains,
several cottages and lots, juices from SI,OOO to
with immediate possession; also, cottages and leases
from s4io to $1,500; also, store and ground lease on
Madlson-st. for SI,OOO. Several 8 and 10 room 2-story
houses and lots and houses and leases at great bar
gains; some on monthly payments,-othera on long
time.* Houses to rent in both West and South Divis
ions. _
Lumber— we are prepared to deliver
at short notice bills ot Joist and other Inmbur
sawed to order. We have dry jujat, etc., from 12 to 24
feet- Persons wanting long joists or bills filled, green
or dry, will please call ou R. FOWLER <k CO., Boom 1
No. 11 Canolat.
PENSION AND OTHER WAR CLAIMANTS
will find us at 149 West Waahington-st. WILSON
MERRIAM late 48 Clark.
Partnership wanted—to real estate
dealer*—The advertiser desires to join n welLestab.
listed real estate dealer in business. Bo has a small
established business, and can control considerable
custom. Would take a salary In lieu of profits for a
time. Address WICKS, Real Estate Agent, Tribune
olltce.
The man who makes the “wire bob.
bln-wlndcr” tor sewing machines, will hear of
something to Ids advantage bv sending his address to
CLOTHING MANUFACTURER, Tribune olUca
mHE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID TOR OLD
A books and libraries. Gall or address the Cheap
Bookstore, CHAPIN CQ„6B2 Wabaah-av.
"V^TANTED —TO BUY THE STOCK AND GOOD
\1 will of a retail cash business In the West or South
Division. Advertiser is ready to Invest from $2,000 to
$5,000, and none but principals dealt with. Address,
stating business and location, TRADER, Tribune
ofiicc.
TIT ANTED—EVERY’ TEAMSTER IN THE CITY
TT to go to CLEMENT A BAYER’S, 230 Milwaukee
av. and bny an army overcoat
TV ANTED—TO PURCHASE THE STOCK,
Tv lease and fixtures of a druggist's store, in a good
locality. Address,stating terms, DRUGGIST, Tri
bune office.
\TTANTED A SMALL SECOND-HAND
TT showcase. Anybody having one to dispose of
can address AMAZON, Tribune office.
W ANTED—A WASHING MACHINE CALLED
the Lincoln Washer. Answer WA, 206 Twenty
sixlh-st.
TV ANTED—OWNL RS OR TENANTS HAVING
TT houses or cottages to rent la the South or West
Divisions, with from 6 to 14 rooms each, furnished or
unfurnished, can find good tenants by applying to
WM.II. SAMPSON CO Beal Estate and House
Renting Agency, 255 West Madlson-st.
WANTED— TO PURCHASE TWO PASSES TO
Now Y’ork, Washington, or Philadelphia for
cash. Address or call tor HUNTER, 52 East Harri
sou-st.. Post Office Exchange.
■WANTED—F O R CA S H—WATCHES, DIA
TT monds, old gold and silver, pistols, dry goods,
and all articles of value. H. MAY <t CO., Pawn
broker, 42 Blue Itdand-avj
TV ANTED—’TO BUY* SECOND-HAND BILLIARD
T v tabic; must be sold cheap. Address WM. BALL,
Tribune office.
TV-ANTED—TO BUY' ONE OR TWO FEMALE
T T shepherd dogs, not over 3 years old; not trained.
Apply at 43 Hanugn-cuurt, this week, between w and
i o’clock.
TVA**TEI>—EVERY'BODY HAVE COT-
T v tages or small houses to rent, or to sell cheap,
with immediate possession, to scud us written descrip
tions. with price, terms, etc. And every one with a
little money looking for houses, to give us a call, and
If we can’t rent Just what they want, wo can sell so
cheap that they will be glad to purchase instead. E.
B. BOWEN «t SON, 15 Centrc-av.
TTTANTED-A LADY TO PUT IN MILLINERY’
Tv where dressmaking is established; cheap rent;
light and fire furnished. Coll Monday, at 665 Madi
sou-st., from to till 2
TVANTED—TO INVEST ABOUT |t,ooo IN SOME
TT good-paying business on salary or as partner.
Address K D, Tribune office.
TV ANTED—BOARDING HOUSES, DWELL
TT ings,cottages.lodging-rooms, stores and offices,
in all parts of the city, for good tenants. B. G. GOOD
WILLIE, 133 West Stadison-st.
WANTED—A CENTRALLY'LOCATED GROUND
TT tloor, about 30x50, ot something suitable wherein
the Masonic Board of Relief nnnr conduct its business
ot distributing provisions, clothing, &c., to their dis
tressed brethren. Address D. C. CREOIER. Presi
dent, Masonic Temple, corner Halstcdfand Randolph.
*\TTrANTED—A PARTNER WITH A STOCK OF
Tt furniture suitable for auction purposes in a good
location. Address MURPHY, Tribune cilice, or call
at 210 Eighteenth-sU
WTANTED—MERCHANDISE, OR AN INTER-
T T eat in a good paying business, for suburban lota.
Address WILLARD, Tribune office.
WANTED— TO ADOPT A BOY BABY ITO 3
months old: all communications confidential.
Address MRS. HARPER, Tribune office.
XJITAKTED-A LITTLE GIRL, 1 TO 1J YEARS
TT old, by a lady with no children. Call at lIG North
Grcon-st., between 9 and II on Monday.
\ITANTED—IOO BRICKLAYERS TO INQUIRE
i for brick hammers at the hardware stores, or of
J. W. POLLaRD, 230 Franklin, nvr Qulncy-st
WANTED-ALL POLICY-HOLDERS IN THE
Borne, Germania, Garden City, Commercial,
Firemen’s, Globe, Republic, Knickerbocker, State,
and Lamar Insurance Companies, of Chicago, who
desire to avail themselves of tho co-operative plan of
collecting their losses, ehould£call at once at 66 West
Madison-st., up stairs.
WANTED— EVERYBODY LOOKING FOB EM
ployment to examine oar now corn shellor; shells
six bushels per hoar; retails atsl.so; good men want
ed $lO a day caaj*. KIMBALL «fc CO., IK West Mda
ison-st, Boom 12.
"WTANTED-CAST off clothing, watches,
tt old gold, silver, guns, pistols, musical instm
meats, old colus. curiosities, relics, furniture, bedding,
dry goods, Ac. Cash paid at BARTLETT'S, 32 West
Lake-bt.
WANTED-A METAL SHOW CASE, B,loor 12
feet: also, cigar case. Houses and rooms to rent.
Address 826 Cottage Grovo-av.
XITANTED—SEWING FOR HOTELS OR FAMI-
T T lies. Onlers for any kind of sewing executed on
short notice. Bring your o,d shirts and have new
fronts put In. Wo want a few mote good operators on
Wheeler Wilson's machines. KB-ERMaN A CO.,
basement 123 West Madlson-st.
T\T ANTED—GOOD PERSONAL PROPERTY—
TT Horses, stoves, hardware, cabinet fiiruUuro. etc.,
for which I will give good lota Inside Boulevard, and
pay some cash. Address jw H, Tribune office.
WANTED —MRS. BATES WISHES HER
friends and patrons to know that she has opened
her Employment Agency Office at her residence, 10
PeckJrourt. corner Mlohignn-av, and will, as heretofore,
furnish them with reliable female help.
CiOrycr a month, expenses paid—halx
0D i t> or female agents; horse and outfit fur:
nlAhed: business new: circulars tree. Afidreat
CO Saco Me
CiO An A TO $5,000 TO INVEST IN LEGITI-
Vmate business; grocery preferred; or
will accept a situation and loan the amount to employ
er. Address L P GO, Tribune office.
PARTNERS WANTED.
PARTNER WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS Busi
ness man with 810.000 capital to join tho advertiser
in a lucrative business, which will net n profit of $150.-
COO in two yean*. Beal estate security for money In
vested can be given. Real name and address to JN P,
Tribune branch office, 40D Wabash-avv
PARTNER WANTED—BUSINESS, MINING
and shipping coal. A business m»n with a capi
tal of 82.000 to lako charge of business in Chicago. Ad
dress T G, Tribune office.
Partnership wanted-a gentleman
would liku to start a son in commetvlal life, and
clTcrfitoanvtlimof ginwl standing in Chicago, needing
additional capital, to phtco capital with his son, could
nparinctshlp besecurM to him In such firm. Apply
to LYMAN JACKSON. T9 West Madison sL. Clil
capo, or to J. MASON PARKER, Boston Build
ing, Boston.
PARTNER WANTED—AN UNUSUAL OPPOR
tmilty offered to any party wishing to ongnsre in a
legitimate i*sy lug business; capital required $500: non®
tmt parties having this amount need reply, Address
EUREKA, Trllmno offlee. ___
HEREABOUTS
e Miller, natives
L Anylulonua
their brother,
t
PARTNER WANTED—WITH $3,000 TO $3 000
cash capital, tojolti the advertiser, late a maun*
faotmerof soaps and washing powder, lu this city, lu
starting a »tew iwslnesa. Can command a good trade
already established, and has brick building and ilx
tutfßvomvlctv secured fur the new husluoss, Address
POWLEB. Tribune office.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH ABOUT SI.OOA TO
take an Interest in and extend an established Job
printing business in Chicago. Allno chancofor a gtMd
businessman. Address RUBY. Tribune office.
U SEWING
-«s» Canal-aL
TTK, NEW
•ml a good
ho WEST
-126 War
PABTKER WANTET-A MAN WITH $5,000 IN
cash can pet In a pood-paying, well established
business in tho country* at once. Apply to HI Fob
ton-st. ________
PARTNER WANTED—WITH A CAPITAL OF
SIO,OOO to $13,000 to continue tho manufacture of
leatherbeltlngatChicago trade well^tahUaUodbe
fore tlie lire. rFor particulars address W. H. WHIT
MARSH, Lowell, Mass., formerly No. 192 Lake-st.,
Eld capo. ________
ESBW
ce, $45.
IBS
J. N
MU
ats.
PARTNER WANTED—A BUSINESS MAN OF
good qualifications. with ready capital, is desirous
to meet with a responsible party engaged in the brick
business near Chicago. liL, to embark na partnet’ m
the manufacture of brick. Address, with fou particu-
Jars, M E P, BoxSfril, Philadelphia, Pa., Post Office.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,500 0R,53,000. IN
fire proof roofing business. Leara particulars of
COFFM AN CQLLARP. 187 West Washtopton-st.
Partner wanted—in a packing house
with fixtures and tools complete. Capacity, 500
hogs per week. Apply at so Aberuecn-st,
ARTNER WANTED-WITK $5,000 CASH CAP
ital to take an Interest with an enterprising young
nan who has been 5 rears in the business; store all
isdyto commence business Dec. I; no perishable
Mxta. Addrwta DC. Tribune office.
musical iksteuments.
1 RENT—AND FOR SALE—HIGGINS’ MAKE
lanes. First class lUrtlearenUng marawly.
as port purchase money. TAILOR CO., 65
Canal-sL, up-stnirs.
KENT—PIANO IN GOOD ORDER. FOR
ly $5.00 per month or sl2-00 per quarter—2sl
•KT—PIANO FORTE IN GOOD ORDER,
■idy $3.00 per month or $12.03 per quarter. J.
•DTI’, 257 P«rk*av.
k yj—TO BUY A CBICKEUING. STEIN*
tr some other first cln«s piano, not less than
o; must be nearly now, and very cheap;
*or S2OO down, balance on short time; Will
tc. P, Tribune ufiJee.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE?
PIANO IN EXCHANGE FOR A
dcash. LANE,3I Park-av.
TO RENT—HOUSES.
TO KENT—BV WH. H. SAMPSONJtCOKFAT.
E»tato and Houaa-BentlUßigcnqr, la.-, u-iitMadil
SOUTH DIVISION.
Good cottage, m South Park-av., 6 rooms, house lu
good enter. w,u
Tim-e-story mul basement brick house on Sixteenth
st., between Imllana and ITalrte-avs., 16 sboms Fur
nlturo fur sale.
Two-story frame building on Booth Park av near
Twenty-ninth-st., I) roou a and bath room.
Furnished boose on Wabsahav.. between sixteenth
mid Eighteen th-st., 12 [rooms, all tho modem lm
Xurovtiucnta.
.WEST DIVISION.
li' 9 South Sangamon-nt., 12 rooms, ‘mortem Improve,
ments.
’lwo slorT and basement marble-front house No oo
Peek-st., 12 mores, modem Improvements.
233 Wett Washingtoa-st’., and -basement
frame house, 10 rooms, modern Improvements* gome
furniture for sale.
Furnished house, 10 rooms, on Adams-et., between
Aberdeen and Centro-nx.
Furnished bouse. No. lOTCentre-av., 10rooms
New two-story and basement brick bouse on Honore
et.. near Van Burea; 10 rooms.
New two-story and basement brick house on 6Ud
don-st., between Madison and Washington-sts I'’
rooms; modem improvements.
Large brick residence on Washlngton-st. near Union
Park; 22rooms.
Largo frame>lioußo on Carpcutcr-st./ near Washing
ton at.; 10 minis; modem Improvements.
Beautiful three-story and basement marble-front
house on Washlngton-st. near Union Park; all the
modem improvements; furniture lot sale.
A large list of houses for rent and for sale In all
parts of the city. Houses rented and rents collected,
Ac.
TO BENT—NICELY ARRANGED COTTAGE OF
10 rooms, laundry, kitchen, cistern, and in com
plete order. No. 67t South Park-av., on the houie.
vank Inquire of CUSHING HEATER CO., corner
Piairlc-av. and Thlny-flrst-st.
TO BENT—TWO MORE OF THOSE HANDSOME
cottages remain unsold, on Second-st., near Buv
bey-st., west Side. S. T. KING, Z7. West Washlug
ton-st.
mO BENT-NO. 710 MONROE-ST., NEAR LIN-
X coin; two story and basement brick house; 10
roems Trilli lumscc and gas ilsturcs; immediate pos
session; l-eht. $76 per month. Only parties who can
afford to par the rent need apply. J. H. KEELER,
2G2 Halfited-st., comer Harrison,
1 TO BENT—NEW BRICK, TWO STORY AND
basement, house furnished. Call at 4CO West Tay*
lor-st.
f|TO BEKT-HOUSE ON INDIANA-AV., NEAR
X Twenty-second-aL, furnished with everything from
washdlsh to mixror. Inquire of A. N. WATERMAN,
135 West Monroo-st.
IVO RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE; ONE OF
the best locations in the town. Inquire at depot,
Riverside.
RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—
X house No. CIO Wnbash-av. Fm-uliare nearly
u£w; 10 rooms splendid location for ouslnna cheap
lent—lnquire on premises.
TO BENT—USI. 1118, 1120,1122, 1124 MICHIGAN
nv.; 4 story octagon front, all new. B. HEARS,
ooy Wabash-av.
TO RENT—A NEW, WARM, BRICK HOUSE.
45 minutes* ride, S2O.
Three rooms, $5.00; tix rooms, $10.00; 40 minutes*
ride.
House. 18 rooms, and barn, SO minutes* rldo, S3O.
EDWARD O. STILES, 112 West Randolph st.
fltO RENT—DWELLING-HOUSE CONTAINING
X 8 rooms; part of furniture for sale, call at No. 7
Wilcox-av n four doors west of Westem-av.
TO RENT—A GOOD COTTAGE HOUSE OP C
rooms, pantry, and cellar: 226 South Grecn-sL.cor.'
ner of Tyler. Inquire at 152 Tylcr-st.
RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE—A FIRST
class residence, It rooms, hut and cold water, gas,
bathroom, closets, a ;ood cellar, cistern, etc.; also
barn and carriage house complete. Will bo let to a
careful and responsible tenant, for n residence only.
Apply to STORY KING. 149 west Wasliington-st
TO RENT—A NEAT COTTAGE OF 7 ROOMS,
near Union Fark. Apply to 049 Lake-st.
TO tBENT-A FURNISHED i HOUSE OP
ten rooms, 107 Walnnt-at., cor.W
TO BENT—A LARGE NEW TWO-STORY
framo house, 250 Park-av.: all the modern im
TO RENT—HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS IN
pood order thirty minutes’ ride from Kinzie-Et
hridge sls per mouth; cellar, barn, water in
kitchen <irc. Inquire for particulars basement 123
West Mndison-st,
TO RENT—DY D. COLE «t SON REAL ESTATE
and House-Renting Agency, 188 West Madisou-st.
539 West Monroe-sL, brick, 10 rooms, all improve
xueuts.
584 Wabash-av., 3 story and basement, Iramo, 10
rooms.
774 West Jacksou-st., comer Seclcy-av., frame, 10
rooms.
12 North Carpenter-st.. frame, 10 rooms.
423 Adams-st.. brick, 22 rooms, for Iwanllng-house,
lunmcc, range, hot and cold water, gas fixtures.
Houses rented and rants collected.
TF\O RENT—A COTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS,
X with furniture for sale cheap. None need apply
excepting those wishing to purchase furniture. Apply
at 293 Fulton-st.
rr»o RENT—AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—
X House No. 17 South Uniou-st., twenty-six per
mancut boarders in tho house. Apply on the premises.
TO RENT—FINE 2-STORY’ HOUSE WITH
largo lot, comer Vincennes and Oakwood-avs.,
cheap to a good tenant. P. RY’AN, 639 State-wt.
TO BENT—S6 AND 5S LANGLEY’-ST„ SOUTH OF
Ellis park, house of 12 rooms; water, gas, furnace,
and bam. Inquire at 52 Langley-st,, of J. E. CAS
SIDY. V
TO RENT—OB FOB SALE—NEW 10 ROOM
dwelling,-1385 Wabash-av; all modem improve
ments rent SBOO per year; will sell at $3,500. WM.
PORT. 431 South Clark st.
TO RENT-NO. 2SS CALUMET—AV. INQUIRE
of M. D. HARDIN, 331 Wabash av.
TO RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE OF U BOOMS,
No. 160 Ellis-av., with good rooms; lot. 66X400:
convenient to Hyde rark trains and street can; SIOO
per month. Apply loJ.S. A. SCOVEL. 537 Wa
uarti-av.
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost— on Monday worm o of the
fire, a largo leather-covered trunk, at Mr. McCor
mic’s boarding-house, on tho comer of Casa and In
dlaua-ava. If any of tho boarders saved It, they will
please express it to Catena, Michigan. My same is
nt nmy trunk, but is un my clothes, MARY
BAIRD.
X OfcT—A LADY’S PORTEMONNAXB* CON
XJ mining and church orders for clothing—
the pr perty of a poor widow. The finder will please
leave at Tribune oflice, or 469 Wabash-av.
Lost-ko beward-on the day of the
fire, in the northern part of the city, a violin, in a
black card, with two bow* inside. The above reward
will bo given, and no Questions asked, to anyone retain*
ingit to 300 Michlgan-av., or nn Park-av.
Lost— on the morning op the fire.
October 9, three tranks, onemnrked C A. 8.,”
and a large jr ecu covered box containing weiring ap
parel, «tc., was sent from2sl LnSallo-st-, to HnrUnit.se.
Anyone having possession, or knowing anything of the
above will bo liberally rewarded by ’reporting to
BOWEN, HUNT WINSLOW, comer Michigan av.
and Madison-st.
Lost— on the qth op octobeil a light
raid wagon, with monogram Q B Ji when last
seen it was being hauled by parties with a mirror on
It: any information of its whereabouts will bo thank
fully received by its owner. THOMAS H. BROWN,
IC2 South Peoria-st
Lost— on Saturday night at the trib
uue ofllce, a black whalebone or ebony cane, loaded
attheend; party tliat took It will please retuta to
Cashier at Tribune office; it may have been taken In
mistake; the cane was a valued present from a friend.
Lost— left in a stvte-st. car. on thurs
day morning, November S3, a lunch-basket contain
ing a silver cup en which was engraved the ammo
Bennie. The tinder will bo rewarded by leaving It at
343 COITOII-St
Lost— on the night op the fibe. Octo
ber 3, a raccoon skin robe. Finder will please re
turn to WM.D. PAHLMAN, 1055 i Btato-st-, and re
celvo a liberal reward.
LOST-A LIVEB-COLOBED pointer slut
pup: had on a red leather strap for collar. A
liberal reward if returned to 150 West waalilngton-st.
LOST— $10 REWARD—A WHITE SCOTCH TEB
rier, from 255 Abcnleen-st., with collar and about
a loot of chain attached. Tho above reward will be
paid on return to above number.
LOST— YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. A LONG,
dark hirtr braid, tk-d with scarlet ribbon, between
Peoria and Clinton. on Madison, Washington, or Han
dulnti-rtR. Ttm finder will be rewarded by leaving it at
West frtfo trffrpur.
HOUSES. MOSES BRBNETT, 56
Jty-ksut. at.
SATURDAY MORNING, A HORSE
and Urgpy. Tho rightful owner can rccjver the
proper!* at No. 9Areber-av.
ST RavED FROM M 6 MICHIGAN- A
Urge Newfoundland pup, with a #moll white spot
on Ida breast, and white on ula hind feet. Anyone who
will return him to JAS. D. SMITH’S Ice Office, 786
Indlftna-av., wlllbe liberally rewarded.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM 120 ILLINOIS
st. a largo, dark brown cow, with cord around her
horns. Please return to tho above address.
Taken up-on novevbeb 23,1371, a light
bay marc, olxrat 14 hands high, heavy built. Can
he found at 43 South Palsied at.
A REWARD—LOST ON THE MORNING OF
JLvthe fire, fn»m rear of 262 Wnbash-nv.. one large
wooden chest, containing silver basket, pitcher, and
clothing. Address Mrs. TOBEY, 364 >\est Ran
dolph-st.
dt A REWARD—LOST. AT DUNTON. ILL..
GXv two or three dnvs after the fire, a black and
tap slut, with silver collar, marked Clms. B. Curtis.
The timer will receive tho above reward by address-
Ink R J -W. Tribune office. ___ _
FOR SALE.
Fob sale-at a bargain, i four-cyl-
Ituicy Sloe press.
1 doUnJe cniindi-r Hoc press, 32x47.
Isincttcvllndop Hoc press, 34x32.
AdAfits jirci-s. 27X4L
I Country Campbell. 31x46.
l mcdltmi Adams, 18x24.
S 4-roller Adams, medium and hall. By S. SIMONS,
272 West Lake-st.
FOB SALE-RENDERING KETTLES—I 10BRL.
kettle, l 4 bri. kettle. As good as new. Inquire
at 536 Archcr-ar. Chicago.
1708 SA LE—I HAVE 15 OR TONS OP LEHIGH
cnai. slightly damaged by Are, lor sale. Enquire
at 61 South Cllnton-st.
For sale—2s dump carts, new and in
pood order, with harness. Apply to B, R. DJS*
FOING. No. B2Twcnty-cighth-at.
For sale—one hotel cookstovb with
40-gallon reservoir. Apply at 775 South Clark-st.
For sale-i silk-velvet sack, thread
lace trimmings; coat |165: price, tIQQ wUso.l
heavy black silk dress pattern. Address SUFFERER,
Tribune office.
FORSALE— SOR6 PAIRS OF BLACK SPANISH
chickens from stock imported last season; the best
in the State; tiCO per pair, or $2.00 for rooster. Ad
dress, or call on. A. C. CADY, No. 2 North Wells-st.
Fob sale—furs—a manufacturer now
out of business will sell a few sets of fiue'mink
furs at less than -cost to manufacture, Monday and
Tmsilay, at 13a Twenty-sccouJ-st., up stairs, back
mom.
For sale—tin boxes for blacking,
water-proof composition, ointments, &c. A. G.
&ELLHCK, 757 West Madlson-st.
FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—ONE FOUR
pocket Brunswick billiard table In good order.
Call at 756 Wabash-av.
I7OR SALE—A CORN BHELLER AND POP
corn pwwe <for maklngpop corn cakes): sheller
i* suitable for large or smau corn. Call at 130 West
Wasblugton-st.
FOR SALE—THREE EMANUEL BRUNSWICK
billiard tables, neatly new; can Ik* taught cheap,
inquire at 335"West Mndison-st., up stairs.
For sale-a small lot of lumber.
Cheap, for cash. Apply at 233 West Washington-
f’OR SALE—CHEAP—A LARGE CAULDRON
kettle. Inquire of GREAT WESTERN TYPE
FOUNDRY, 50 West Randolph-st.
FOR SALE—JUST ARRIVED PER ANCHOR
Lino Steamship Kuropa,” from Glaaguw, Scot
land, about c.OOO yards patent asphalt* raoting felt,
and about 2,W» vards ship shea thing, or slater’s felt.
Sample at our*temporary office, 45 south Canal-st.,
Room 1. HENDERSON RRITHERS.
FOR SALK—t Ift FT. WALNUT COUNTER,
wither without desks, suitable for insurance or
Rink office. Inquire at 619 Washington-av.
For sale —cheap —three, barbers
chain*, with otlur furniture complete. Inquire
at cbal office, comer Sixteenth and Hoisted sis.
SENHAT. NOVEMBER 26, 18T1
TO KENT-STORES^OmCJES^&o^
TO HENT-BY I). COLE A SON, REAL ESTATE
amllloubo Renting Agents, Madlson-st.,
kyouks:
jfifl Mmllson-st., 24x65, new.
302 3!arriiwii*»t.,Ssxfip.
ixodr JnnmuT 15,1872.
312 mnl sU Van Rurcn-et. new.
Houses rented. Renta collected.
T' nrKT—HOOM WITH POWER. SUITABLE
for.Jlght work, at HO Archcr-av., cheap.
—q hent-fine 'brick STORE ON BLUE
Island-av. Rent, t<o per mouth. Apply at 42
Bloc Island-av,
n RENT— SEAT-BOOM FOH TAILORS, AT2S3
Buroablest. an.SCRIVEN.
O KENT—A LARGE BRICK STORE ON
Canal-st.. near the tunnel. suitable for a wholesale
bouse. Apply to T. NORWOOD, 351 West Monroe-st.
n KENT—HALL FOR MANUFACTURING, 50x
50; also mic 22x00. N. S. GROW, 491 Madlson-st.
O RENT—THE NEW AND ELEGANT BKOWN
stone front store ami basement cis West Madison
st. Rent per year to May L Apply to 8. B,
BOWLES, 17 South Canal-st.
O RENT—A NICE LARGE CORNER ROOM
three large wluilows. for an office or lodging
mom for gentlemen. ISO Washington, comer ot
Ilalatedst.
IJIO RENT—LARGE STORE—II 7 South HoMcd-st.
O RENT-ONE HALF OF STORE-151 South
Hah-tcd-st.
o RENT—AT EVANSTON, ILL.—A FlßST
class, desinihie residence, very low; board taken
in payment, and other desirable boarders secured, if
desired. For particulars Inquire Of J. D. LUDLUAT,
sia Wabash-ar- or J. S- STEWART, Great Western
Insurance Company, 75South Canal-st,
0 RENT—HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS, OR TWO
parlors for business purposes; fnmace, hot and
cold water; Wabaab-av., near Twcntv-sccoud-st. Ad
dress WABASH, Tribnne office.
0 RENT—STORKS—IRON FRONT STORE
and basement, 40xSO. on Madlson-st.,nearWahash
av., to be finished ilrsbclassby January I. Alsostono
trout. M 3 Wabasb-av., near Harmoa-court. A\ RES A
EOFF, Ml Wabash-av.
O BENT-GOOD OFFICES OB DESK ROOM
at Ml Wabash-av., near Harmou-comt. AYRES
EOFF, Ml Wflhash av.
TO RENT-DESK ROOM IN NOS. 6, 7, AND 3
Masonic Building, v Houses rented and rents col
lected by A. KOVATS A CO., Real Estate Agents.
aVO BENT—BOOMS FOR OFFICES AT 67 AND
66 Canal st. Inquire of LOUD A HADLEY.
TO RFNT—OFFICE—A LaRGH, WELL LIGHT
cd front room; excellent location. Inquire on
second floor, ISS H slated-st, comer Adaroa.
TO RENT—THE LARGE FRONT OFFICE ON
second floor, 63 South Canal-st, can be secured
if applied for soon. KERR, DAVISON A WELCH,
Boom No. 1, Welch’s building. 63 South Canal-st.
mo RENT—STORE AND TWO ROOMS ON
X Coolidge-st., ncarCentrc-av.; S3O. Basement for
workshop, near Jackson and Halstcd sts-,812. Now
cottage In village, Austin, S2O. R. Q. GOODWILLIE,
133 West Madlsou-st.
TO RENT—A KICK LITTLE STORE IN
good location fixtures for sale cheap; rent only
ft Apply on premises, 276 West Twelith-st., near
Halsteu.
10 RENT—A FRONT ROOM FOB AN OFFICE,
situated on the first floor at No. 23 South Des
?lalucs-st.
TO RENT—FINE FRONT OFFICE: ALSO, DESK
room and sleeping room- Also cottago and lease
for sale. Apply at 174 West Washington-st,
TO RENT—A "FIRST-CLASS OFFICE OVER NA
tional Trust Co.’s Rank, 107 West Baudolph-st. In
second story; has pas, with water and closets same
floor; possession erven Tuesday morning next Ap
ply at Room 3,97 west Randolpa-st.
»0 RENT—A VERY LARGE FRONT ROOM, 24s
i 1C ft, on Wabash-av., near Fonrtcenth-st. Suita
ble for business purposes. Apply to GEORGE «t
HILL, Room 1, No. 389 Statest.
TO BENT-FRONT AND BACK PARLORS IN
marble front building. No. 674 Wabashav., ho
tween Thirteenth and Fourtccnth-sts.; very desirable
for stores or ofllces: terms reasonable. Apply on
premises to PRAIRIE FARMER COMPANY.
TO RENT—LARGE STORE-ROOM; LOCATION
No. i; with fixtures and small stock of groceries
for sale. Apply ai once. 419 South Clark-st.
TO BENT—STORE, AND LEASE FOR SALE:
one of the beat stands in tho city. Apply at 32.
West Lake-st.
TO RENT-A FRAME BARN IN THE ALLEY,
bet* een Michigan'nnd|rndiano-av., south of &ixtoeh
that. For particulars apply 500 Mlchlgan-av.
TO RENT-A NICE PARLOR FLOOR, WITH
bnv windows, (Writable for sewing machines, mer
chant tailoring, or gentlemen's furnishing goods, and
offices purposes. Inquire 726 Wabash-av.
TO BENT—THE DESIRABLE ROOMS, FROST
and rear parlor, heretofore occupied by the Com*
uicrclal National Bank, at 532 WabaaU-av. Possession
imme<Uatcly.
TO BENT—A FEW DESIRABLE OFFICES ON
Wabash-av., near tho new Post Office and tho
United States Courts. To bankers—Parlors in tho
same building. Brick stable. 25x40, in same location.
WARREN. KEENEY CO.. SBl Wabash-av.
TO RENT-ROOMS.
TO RENT—FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OB
without hoard. Inquire at 24 Sllver-at.
TO RENT-3 ROOMS, 89 TWENTY'-SECOND-ST.
Inquire on tho premises, up-stairs.
ri’O RENT—WITH OB WITHOUT BOARD, A
I handsome suite of furnished rooms in marble front
No. 564 MiclUgan av. References exchanged.
TO BENT—A Y’OUNG GENTLEMAN CAN FIND
a pleasant room in a private family at 234 Park-av.
Bcfcrances required.
TO RENT—ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING FOR
man and wife; also furnished front parlor, at £95
West Jackson-st.
TO RENT—A SUIT OP UNFURNISHED
rooms; also a handsomely furnished room, snlta
able for gentleman and wife. Address 601 West
Adams-st.
TO RENT-A PLEASANT SUITE OF ROOMS
without board; furnished or unfurnished; for
two gentlemen or gentleman and wife. Inquire 1064
Wobaeh-av.
TO RENT—lftOft WABASH-AV., ROOMS FUR
nlshcd or unfurnished.
TO RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED BOOMS,
two parlors, bedrooms, with hoard or without, by
applying at 339Dcfcplalncs-8t; also ono unfurnished
large room, with clothcspress, mdrble mantel: and ono
furnished room, suitable for two gents, with board,
in fine location; references exchanged.
TO BENT—FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR
and bed-room*, S3 South Jefferson-st, up stairs.
TO RENT—A PLEASANT FRONT BOOM. AND
bedroom attached, furnished or unfurnished. Ap
ply at B2 Pratt-placo, formerly West J ackson-st
TO BENT-CHEAP-A FURNISHED FRONT
room, 44 Norton-st. between Polk and Gurley-sts.,
and between May and Centro-av.
TC RENT- -474 LAKEST—NICELY FURNISHED
room, without board, to a gentlemen- Fire, gas ami
care, near Union Park-
TO RENT—A FURNISHB'J BOCM, TO OR TWO
gentlemen, without board, at 19G South JOffer-
son-st.
TO RENT—TO AN AGREEABLE GENTLEMAN
I will rent half of my room; well furnished; ex
pensc light. Address BACHELOR, Tribune office.
TO RENT—FUBNISBJBD ROOMS ONE PAR
lor. with a piano, sitting room, and two bod-rooms,
all well furnished. Inquire at 133 West Twelfth-st.
TO BENT—A SUITE OF TWO BOOMS, WITH
or without board. 170 West Jackson-st., up
stairs.
TO KENT—A FURNISHED BEDROOM AND
parlors, with are, gas, and water, suitable for two
single gentlemen; rtiertncea required. Inquire at
181 South Peoria-st
TO BENT—ROOMS-NICELY FURNISHED,
with lire, gas, and use of bath-room. 65 Warren-
block from Madlson-st.
TO RENT—A COMFORTABLY-FURNISHED
room, for one or two gentlemen, at 113 West Mon
roc-st,
TO RENT-246 CALUMET.aV„ 3 CHAMBERS
for sleeping rooms or housekeeping; sl2 per month.
Bom in rear to tent.
TO RENT—TO AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN
and wife, or a widow lady, that will boanl family of
7 adults, 3 furnished rooms for housekeeping. A good
chance for tho right parties. Must have good refer
onces. Also two unfurnished rooms, with or without
hoard. Apply at IC9 West Adama-st., after l p.m,
Monday.
TO RENT FOR LODGING OR BUSINESS
purposes, two front rooms on first fioor; desirable
comer. Call at C 65 Madlson-st., Monday, from 10 to 2.
TO RENT—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
MaSifonst? 14 bedroom or ffcoUemon only, at 634 West
TO RENT—UNFURNISHED FRONT PARLOR,
for an office or alecping-room, to two respectable
young men, at 278 West Lakc-st.
TO BENT—TWO PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS
on ground floor; very desirable, 100 South Des
plaines-st.
TO RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS—TWO PAR
lors and other rooms at Gil Mlohigan-av. by Mrs.
Jolmsou, late of Jcnks’ Building. Call after Tuea
day.
TO RENT—A FURNISHED BOOM IN A PRl
vate family for a gentleman ou the West Side,
Address TREMONT, Tribune office.
TO RENT-ROOMS FURNISHED AND UK
furnished, cn-unite and single, elegant marble
front 521 West Madiaou-st.. two blocks east of Union
Park.
TO RENT—ON MADISON-ST., NEAR CENTRE
avM two front rooms for offices or sleeping-rooms,
four rear rooms furnished for housekeeping. Address
H D, Tribune office.
TO RENT-3 ROOMS. CHEAP: FURNISHED TO
parties wanting. $325 worth of tunUtore lor cash,
call, or nildress, iff? Twenty-ninth st., or 181 Twenty,
aecond-at.
TO RENT—ROOMS. INQUIRE AT 247 WEST
Monroe-st., for furnished or unfurnished rooms;
TOIiCASE.
TO LEASE—FOR LONG TERM OP YEARS.
40x170 on Wabash-av., north of Monroe-st. 7CXI7C
on Wabash-av. near Monroe-st.; 50x80, corner of Vi'a
bish-ar. and Adammst,; 80x120, corner of Congress-st.
and Wabash-av.; 60x170. Wabosh-av., north of Con
erraa-at.; 30x170. on Wabtah-av.. north of Congress-st.;
40x170. on Waboah ov., north of Harrison-st: 24X170,
m Wabash »v., north of Harrison-st.; 40x170 on
north of Congress-st.; 20x120. on Statc-st,
between Adonis and Monroe-at.; 28x44 on State-st,
near Bandolph.st*; 45x90, corner of Clark and Mon*
n* sta. The above property la for lease, for tho pros-
Tnt. on favorable terns. J. S. GOULD, 354 W»-
bafJi-av.
TO LEASE-FORA TERM OF YEARS, A LARGE
brick residence, with 34 rooms, suitable tor a flrst
riass private hotel or club house, together with SOOfeet
of crJund room, large trees, handsome shrubbery, etc
uiiEobovels centrally located at 473 West Washing
ton-st fronting Union Park. Apply on the premises.
™,n TEASE—ON LONG TIMH, AT LOW BATES.
I mleetou State-st., north ot Harrison-et., near Post
Office: excellent location, C. 8. WALLER, S3 West
Madison-st., up atalxa.
O LiASE—TWO LOTS IN THE BUIOTT Dis
trict for 39 yeans on favorable terms TO A,
IRAV IS, C! Cannl-st.. Boom 9.
T“n LEASE-FOB A TERM OF YEARS. 80x100
feet on Market-st, near Adamant bridge, fronting
ru two streets. Inquire 490 Wabash-av.
rirtO LEASE—CHEAP—IN THE BURNT DIB
trict, on the North Side, a lot splendidly located;
cleaned, and brick for sale; also suburban property
for a term of rears, cither by the lot or acre. Apply
B&0 West Madlson-st.
and 299 Wabash-av., full depth, tatweea Van
u tirr n and Congress-st., east front. Apply to E. 8.
HAWLEY, 876 Mlchigan-av.
O LEASE—CHEAP—FOR A TERM OP YEARS,
to the right; parties, 50 feet ground on Canal-st,
v.Tv^gr»ygx^! t g.
—O LEASE—THIRTY t») YEARS—LOT 90XU5
feet, comer of Wabash-av and Congress-st. Ap
ply to E. S. HAWLEY, 370 Michigan-ar.
a“* 0 LEASE—VERY DESIRABLE LOT, SOUTH
rust comer of Market and Adams-sts., 80x73. on
m e time. Apply to TO. H. SAMPSON A CO.. Real
Eftnte and House-Renting Agency ,235 West Mmlison-st
rito LEASE—LOT 25x110. NO. 00 FOURTK-AV..
i m long time. Apply to W. H. SAMPSON <fc
ro.. I’.* al Estate and House Renting Agency, 255 West
Madlson-tt-
WJUITED-MAU! HUP
jniseelliuieoiii.
•CTTANTED-AN AMERICAN BOY PROM 16 TO
yy 20 ye are’ take care of horses and cow, and
do general work about the house. Apply at office of
D. COLE A SON, 188 West MadtoensL
WANThD-lO GOOD MEN TO DRIVE TEAM
YV and tend horses. Apply to theoffico of SWETT
CROUCH, £O3 Twenty-sccond-at. near state.
■WANTED—BY AN OLD ESTABLISH ED HOUSE
Tl. in the wholesale boot ami shoe trade, an ex
perienced salesman commanding a good trado in Kan.
sits and Missouri. Address P. O. box 1421, New Y»rk
city. References required.
TVANTED—LADY AND GENTLEMEN CAN
n Yassers to toko orders for wood and coal on a
good commission: also local agents nil over the city.
All signs furnished free of charge. Address, with
stamp. COAL DEALER, Tribune office.
WANTED— TWO FIRST-CLASS CANVASSERS;
good pny. Apply from 10 to 12 o'clock, at 01
West Boom 8
TVANTED—A STOUT B9Y TO WORK IN A
tv brass foundry—one having been at the business
before. Applyat 403 West llaidslph-st.
TV ANTED—A TEAMSTER NOT AFKAID TO
Tv work, that can take care of a Uvelv team, can
have a steady Job and good pay. Apply early to-day tt
alley rear of mo State-st.
TVAKTED-A GOOD STEADY MAN TO DRIVE
T T tmrk. One who understands tho business and is
acquainted in the city preferred. Apply at 282 For
quer-st.
TV ANTED—TWO GOOD RELIABLE SINGLE
TT men to drive, and take care of their horses, from
our store. C. H. BECKWITH A CO., 140 Michigan
avM comer of Monroe-st-
TVANi ED—OO WOOD CHOPPERS FOR INDI
TV ana; fare advanced to those hating baggage; 73
faim bonds for this State, wages 81.00 poriLyaml
heard; 50 to go into tb* pineries. Cheap tickets In
labours going South to fit. Louis, New Orleans, Mem
phis, Vicksburg, Mobile, and other points, at Employ,
mem Headquarters, Boom 3$ Lind’s Block, Randolph
st. bridge.
TVARTKD-BOY 13 OR 16 YEARS'OLD FOR
TT general work. Inquire at Law Office of DORAN
A BUCKLEY, 133 Madfsomst., Boom 6.
WTANTED —AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO
TT drive a team. Apply at 332 South Morgnn-st.
TV ANTED—TWO MEN TO TAKE CARE SOP
TT horses and drive delivery wagons. No Swedes
netd apply. lt-5 West Madibon-st.
TV ANTED—A COOK AND DISH-WASHER A r
T> PHfENIX RESTAURANT, 6SO State-st.
TV ANTED—A MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS THE
tv manufacturing of pop corn. Address 523 State-st.
TV ANTED FIRST-CLASS CANVASSERS,
T» cither male or female, to handle Palmer’s Auto
matic Bobbin-Winder, the most valuable sowing ma
chine attachment ever invented. It baits the nun
that Invented sleep. Coll and witness the workings of
the little wonder at the General Western Agency 206
West Madlson-st. cotner Green.
Bookkeeper*, Clerk** Ao«
TXT ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS DOUBLE ENTRY
tt hoskkeeper and salesman. Address WHOLE
SALE HARDWARE, P. O. Box 1738. St. Joseph, Mo.
X*T ANTED—SEVERAL EXPHRI ENCED SALES
-11 men in a leading New Y’ork jobbing U'mso to sell
woollens, flannels, and blankets. Address Box 3263,
New Y’ork City.
XXTANTED-A DRUG CLERK OP ONE OR TWO
11 years experience who speaks and reads German.
Apply to W. D. BROOMILtAD, West Randolph-st,
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN 18 TO 18 YEARS
ii old. a good penman and with jomo acquaintance
of bookkeeping. 3lnd como well recommended and
willing to work at moderate wages. Address HOME,
Tiibnuo oflice.
XITANTED—A YOUNG SCAN, AS CLERK IN A
ii retail hat store. Address, B. IL, Tiibuno
office.
XJUANTED—T\VO SALESMEN FOR THE DRY
11 goods business; Scandinavians preferred. KEL
LOGG DAVIS. 8 Milwaukee av.
"WANTED-A GROCERY CLERK; MUST BE
11 well recommended. Apply at 3>l South Canal-st-
WANTED— IMMEDIATELY’, AT 460 ELSTON
fav„ a young man who thoroughly understands
the retail grocery business; good references required.
TVANTED-A BOOKKEEPER. WHO 'IS
11 strictly moral, accurate, and competent, to tako
charge of a set of books. None others eed apply. City
references required. Address PROMPTNESS, Trib
une office
"WTANTED —A SCANDINAVIAN DRUG CLERK,
IT a graduate of some pharmaceutical college, who
can speak English and Gonnaxu CaL on Monday at
is 2 North Hala.ed, comer Indiana at. ______
TIT ANTED SALESMAN FOR DETAIL LE
TT partmeut boots and shoes. BULLOCK BROS.,
244 West Madlsou-sL
WAKTED-MAK ism &A6H AND DOOR
ft machinery. One that can keep machinery in
order. Also, a first-class sash and blind maker. Mar
ried men preferred. Address, with reference, wages,
Ac., HODGE CO., Wenora, lIL
WANTED-QALVANIZED IRON CORNICE
men, tin and slate roofers, A. KNISELY CO.,
72 and 74 West Mouroo-st.
TTTANTED—A GOOD CARRIAGE TRIMMER,
VV to take a permanent job. Address or telegraph
CRETORS POTTER, Leavenworth, Kansas.
WANTED-PAPER BULER-A FIRST-CLASS
job ruler can have a permanent situation and
good wages by applying to JOHN P. MORTON A CO.,
Louisville. Ky.
"VtTANTED—A TINNER AT 674 ARCHER-AV,
11 Steady employment.
WANTED —CARD AND MONOGRAM ENGRAV
or; situation permanent to a good hand. LOUIS
DREKA, 1033 Chestnut-sU, FMladQphia.
WANTED-A GOOD CUSTOM CLOTHING CUT
ter, to go tho country; must bo willing to fill up
spare time with sowing. Inquire at 625 West Lake-st.
J. SHBIMSKI.
WANTED —BOY’S WHO CAN SOLDER.
Steady work all winter. NORTON PANCiXER,
63 and 65 South C'annl-at.
WANTED —TWO GOOD HARNESSMAKERS
for country work good wages and steady work.
Call on W. A. VEITZ, 91 Blue Island-ar.
’TXT ANTED TWENTY GOOD CABINETMA
YY kera, factory of FABIAN VOLLBRACHT, 95
and 97 Newherry-av.
XTITANTED-TINNERS, AT 286 BLUE ISLAND.
11 av.; steady work. Apply on Monday. M. H.
BARNES <fc CO.
XITANTED—BEST WAGES PAID TO 4 FIRST
\I tlaasbrick masons; also 0 laborers, at comer
iTjtdiaoa Afid Paulin a-sta., Monday morning. Apply to
owner..
WANTED PRINTER’S BOYWIIO CANPRE
pare forms ami work a liberty PICS 3. Coll Mon
day morning at 75 North Qrcen-st.
ITTANTED—A CARRIAGE WOOD WORKMAN.
TT also a painter, (a good striper preferred), at
HATHAWAYS, GOO Stale st
•WAN TED-STEAM AND GABFITTERS AT 149
it Axcber-av.
WANTED— AT CROFT BROS., 132 WEST MAPI
son-st, one coat and omo pants maker. Mast bo
first-class workmen.
XHrANTED—AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO RUN
T T a circular saw. Also, two or three good glaziers,
at PALMER, FULLER* CO.’S, comer West Twen
ty-second and Unlon-sts,
-frrANTED—2 OR 3 BLACKSMITHS IMMEDL
TT atcly. Apply Monday to H. M. SHERWOOD,
103 Ctmal-st.
XC ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS CAR BUILDER TO
iT take charge of car shops about to open. Apply to
CHICAGO SPRING WORKS, 233 South CUntou-st.
XI7ANTED—BRICKLAYERS AT 35 OHIO-ST-.
TT near river. Materials and laborers on hand. Call
and sec me. DAVID GOODWILLIE;
WANTED— A FILST-CLASS UPHOLSTERER
n<forenmn In ono of tho largest furniture houses
In the city. CaJ at the Barnes House, corner of Ran
dolph ana Canal-sts., between 7 and 9 o’clock Monday
evening.
WANTED— A GOOD COAT HAND AT PORTER
O’CONNOR’S, No. CW West Lako-at Monday
morning.
WANTED— A TINNER AT 397 AUD 397J WEST
Lakc-st.
■TXT AN TED—A GOOD CARRIAGE BLACK
TT smith, rear 31 West Washington it.
XU ANTED—A FEW CARPEN'C \3. APPLY
T» tlds motnin at 206 Paulina-st;
XETANTMD—A FIRST-CLASS CA»a2 STMAKEIa
it as foreman in one of the largest fumltoro houses
In tho cltv. Call at the Bames House, corner of Ran
dolph and Canal-sts., between 7 and 9 o’clock Monday
evening.
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS PANTS-MAKEB
at No. 115 West Van Bnren-st. H. OBAIIAM.
XUANTED —TWO FIRST-CLASS OASFITTERS
TT at KELLEY«t O’BRIEN’S, 117 East Adams-sU
•VETANTED—A GOOD CANDY-MAKER NONE
TT but steady and competent men need apply, at 3fl
EastHarrison-si, comer waba»h-av.
WANTED-ONH MACHINIST AND ONE DIE
maker, at tho factory comer Washington and
Hovuo-bls. None but first-class and rapid workmen
need apply. H. C. GOODRICH.
WANTED— BLACKSMITH—A HORSESHOEB
and general Jobber, to go la the country. Steady
workand pood wages to the right man. Address N.
B. MOWITT, Wethersfield, Henry County, lIL
XU ANTED—TWO OB THREE GORDON PRESS
n feeders: alsotlirce boys to leant tho business
at comer'WoodandTyler-Hts MILLARD DECKER.
XfTANTED—A GOOD PRINTER, WITH SMALL
\T pica and nonpareil, can secure a cash Job, by
calling at Room 7,3t»4 Wabash-qv,
"WANTED—A GOOD MAN THAT UNDER
TT stands tho greenhouse and floral business. Thfi
right man not afraid of work with good references can
find a good situation Monday. Address FLORIST,
Tribune office.
TXT A NTED-3 SHOEMAKERSAT63O WESTLAKE
TT st. Steady employment.
XITANTED-A GOOD TINNER, AT T. H- MAN
TT NlNG’S,oloCottage Grovesay.
VT|TANTED-4 fibst-class tinners, til-
VY LOTSON BBuS., Michigaa-av., corner Jack
wm-st.
WANTED— AN EXPERIENCED COACHMAN,
•well recommended; liberal wages. Apply at
Room 18. St. Caroline’s court. Elizabeth-at; Went able.
instruction.
Edmund glare, teacher op the guitar
ami singing. Address 210-West Monroe-st. Terms
reasonable. Pupils attended to at their residence if
preferred.
INSTRUCTION WANTED*-IN VOCAL MUSIC,
by three young gentlemen. Address, with terms,
Y.lribmie office. _ _
SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND
evening drawing class, 237 West Madlsoa-at.
\wr ANTED—BY A LADY TEACHER, TO EX
IT change lessons on the- piano for lessons In Ger
man. Address PIANO. Tribune office.
AGENTS WANTED.
Agents wanted—for the history of
the War in Europe. It contains over ifiO fine en
gravings of Battle Beenes and Incidents in the Wan
and is the only full, authentic and official history of
that great conflict Agents are meeting with unpre
cedented success, sailing from 20 to so copies per day.
and it in published In both English and uerm.au
Caution—lnferior histories are being circulated Bee
that the book you buy contains 150 fine engravings and
800 pages. Send lor circulars and see oar terms, and s
lull description ol the work. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO., ISI West Madlaon-st., Chicago,
mmols.
Agents wanted throughout the
Northwest to canvass for several norc botfka.
Among them is Win. Cullen Bryant’s Library of Poet
nr ana Song, 1,500 poems from nearly 500 authors, the
list selection ever published, new edition, revised, im
proved, and fully Illustrated. Twenty editions called
for within little over six months. Send for circulars.
MOSES WARREN,!*! West Rapdolph-sL.C?hlcago,m.
A GEN TS WANTED—BI6 TO SIS A DAY EASILY
made, on small capital, with oux great household
article. &o cent samples free- Address with stamp-
A. RAY. 230 West Bandalph-st, Chicago.
Agents wanted—*io per day can bk
made by either sex with ray new articles. Sam
plea free. C. M. LININGTON, 93 West Monroe-st.,
Cldcago.
Agents tv anted—male and female, to
sell sets of six chromos called American Beauties.
Sample set mailed on receipt of $4. R.R.LANDON,
Agent, No. 8 Lind Block, Chicago.
Agents wanted—in every town or
county to sell tho latest and best article over In,
traduced, lor marking linen, books, and cards. Scud
for circular to A. M. RICHARDSON, VC. South Sftfc
smuuD-pt-, Chicago.
WAKTED-FEMAIxZ
nUeflloaeoM*
"WANTED-GOOD CAPABLE Y'OUNG GIRLS
win* have gisx! mechanical abilities to Icaru to
make safety pockets. Apply at 7."rl West 3ladis*m-3t..
up-stalrs. w
WANTKU-iMMEmATKI.Y. FIFTY YOUNG
«tl ,r tlie Pallet, Apply Monday at the
Olympic l licatie, coiner canal and Taylor.
Doinentlca.
TjXTANTED—A GOOD SWEDE OR NORWEGIAN
girl, about id years old, to tako care of cliildrou
ana help about house. Apply at 75a Vvest Madlsou-sL.
over shoe store.
ANTED—AT 1015 WABASU-AV., A FlßST
class cook, washer, and iruner. Apply at once.
ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO DO
second work. A pply at 757 Michlgan-av.
XStakted—a good cook, washer, and
IT Ironer, with i ckreucc. 4to Michigan av.
TV ANTED— A GOOD GJRirFOU HOUSEWORK,
TT fcwedc or Norwegian preCerrcd,atGiGraut-pUee,
Nortli 1 jvhdon.
•WANTED—ONE COOK. TWO DINING-RO‘)3£
T T gill/*, and two chambermaids. Apply from i> a.
m. till 4 p. m. to day at 102 North Morgs»n-st.
TV ANTED-A NEAT TIDY SERVANT GIRL
\T for a family of two, a good place to a good girL
Inquire at 507 Division s!., north-east corner cly
bouni-av.
anteiv-a good girl for general
housework of small family; good wages. Apply
st 43 University-place, South Snip.
WANTED—A GOOD LAUNDRY GIRL. APPLY
Tf at i nce at 4i;D .Bunuddo-st., between Twenty
ninthamiThirtioth-sta.,one block west of Stalo-st.
cats; a permanent place to a good girl.
TVANTEI) A GERMAN”OH SCANDINAVIAN
T? girl to do general hou>ework for a small family
in a small house. Call at 232 TUlrty-thinl.sC., between
Pralite and ImUaua-uvs.
TV ANTED—A GERM A N GIRL THAT IS AGOO D
T f cook, washer, and irnner, to do general house
work in a private family; wages, $3 per week; refer
ence required. Apply GOU West Monroe at.
ANTED—A GOOD SECOND GIRL AT 42
South May-st.
TVANTED—A GERMAN, SWEDE. OR NORWE-
T? ciaugirlto do hou.se wort in a private family. Cali
at ISDepuyster-st., between Harrison ami Vanßuren.
WANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO COOK AND DO
Tt housework in a private boarding uouse. Call
Sunday evening or Monday morning, at S»0 West
Washington-st.
TVAKTED—A COMPETENT GIRL 'IODOOEN-
T oral housework in a small family, at 133 Stanton
av.. South side. No Irish.
TSTAKTEE-,A GOOD GIRD FOR GENERAL
TT housework in a small famUy«at SSTwcuty-fourth st
WANTED— A WOMAN TO HELP IN THE
TT kitchen only; must bo aver 30 years of avo; a
Jorson who suits can tind a good homo tor the winter,
nquire in basement, 327 ana 329 3fUwaukee-av.
TVANTBD—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL UqUSE-
It work at 791 Cottage Grove av.
WANTED-A GOOD WASHER AND IRONER
if atSWWest Randolph-st.. to whom gootl wages
will be paid. References requlretL
TTTAMFD-A GOOD SECOND GIRD. IX PUL
f T rate family, at Evsnston. Apply at 352 West Ad-
ainsbt.
WANTED—A NEAT. TIDY GIRD TO DO
tt the housework ol a small family at 413 West Mod-
Lon bt.
WANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO SECOND
TT work in a private family. Inquire a 5 303 West
La* e-st.
WANTED— A COMPETENT GTUL TO DO GEN
eral honsework at 335 MtcMg'-.n-av.
WANTED— A YOUNG AMERICAN OR GER
man girl to dolight housework (no washing) and
take cate of baby for Utr board and washing. A good
home for one *f merit. Apily at list Pmiric-av.
WTANTED—A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS
T V Swede, Norwegian, or German preferred. Good
wages will be paid. 220 West
WANTED— A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work at 130 West Adams-st. Call to-morrow.
German or Bohemian preferred.
TITANTED-AT3U NVBSTWHADISON-ST-, A GIRL
TT to do generalhou>owork.
WTANTED—AGOOD SECOND GIRL, ONE THAT
TT iswllllng to assist la washing and ironing, at 13
Sonth Morgan st.
WANTED— A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework, small family. No. 240 South Greca
st., left-hand door bell.
W7ANTJ.D-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
IT iixuicr; also, a Uor to do chores, at 317 West
Washington-at.
WANTED— A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
work at 442 gtate-st.
T\TANTED—A COMPETENT COOK AND SEC.
TT oml girl at 110 Loomis st. References required.
WANTED— A GOOD WOMAN TO DO GENBR
aI housework, who can come well recommended;
also stout, active boy, 14 years old, to work in store 143
Micldgan nv. F. D. cOSSETT, 45 Park-av., Chicago.
wrANTED—AT MBS. BATES’ OFFICE. 10 PECK
Tf court, corner Mlchigan-av.; 2 Swede girls for
private family; also cooks in private families for city
and country.
WANTED— GOOD COOK. WASHER AND
inmer. Call Monday, 40 sonth May-ak
W/ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL A3 NURSE AND
TT scamstrc.op. Good references required. Inquire
at 10411’ralrieav.
WTANTKD-A GOOD GIRL, COMPETENT TO
t T do general housework, In a small private family.
Call at 17 Twcnty-slxth-st-
WTANTED—A GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN
T T girl to do general housework in a small family.
Apply at 12 Throo])-Ht.
WTANTED—A GIRL-FOR GENERAL HOUSE
tI/ work, Ouo who is a good cook. Apply at unco
at 1147 Prnlrlo-av.
WTANTED—AT 3rd WEST JACKSON-ST-, A GIRL
T V lor general housework. Scandinavian preferred.
No Irish.
WTANTED-AT 24 OAK-AV., A GOOD COOK,
TT washer, and ironcr. Good wages.
WTAKTBD-A FIRST-CLASS COOK, WASHER,
TT and Ironcr: also a good second girl. No others
need apply. References required. Call Monday, be
tween 10 and 12, or 2 ami 4, at £74 Wabosh-av.
WT ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LAUN
TT dress. Apply to GO7 MicUigaa-ar„ basement
door, at 10 a.m., Mon<lay.
WTANTED-A NEAT, COMPETENT GIRL TO
Ti cook, wash, and Iron for a family ol tour. Apply,
with city references, at 63 Twcnty-fourth-st., on Mon
day after 10 c’cloca wages $3 per week.
Seamstresses.
TITAN TED—A GOOD. CHRISTIAN WOMAN.
IT who can sew on a Grover *fe Baker machine ana
have the care ol one cliild; generous wages given.
Apply at No. CO Cnlumet-av., kitchen door. None need
applj* without good recommendations.
TjVANTED IMMEDI ATE L Y—A FEW GOOD
I T dressmakers at *27 Polk-st.
TITANTED-A NUMBER OF GIRLS UNDER
TT standing either to knit or to crochet In worsted
work. Inquire at 621 South Halatcd.st.
WANTED— EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON
Wheeler Wilson’s machines, at TOMLIN
SON'S, 096 Wabaah-ar.
Housekeepers*
WANTED— HOUSEKEEPER, AT EVANSTON
in a family where there is a lady and where
vnnts are kept. None but those able to work and
competent to superintend need answer. Address W B.
Tribune office.
WANTED TO BENT.
TXT ANTED—TO RENT—2 OB 3 BOOMS, FUB
TY nished or unfurnished. Must bo within 3 blocks
of horse cars, a place where a man am! wife cm
make themselves comfortable. Address, giving price
and Reality, HaRRISON. Tribune office.
WANTED —TO BENT —A FURNISHED
house, (in tlio Sontli Slilo, w!tli Uio prWleße at
keetieg -Tew boarders. Would board owner, if
wlsksa. Address MM. Tribune office.
TITANTED—TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE
W Buifablo for Bor 10 boarders. Willing to board
owner in part payment of rent, lldpslred. south Side
preferred. Andress C A, Tribune oflice.
WANTED— TO RENT—A STORE, SUITABLE
for hardware business. B. C. dt CO., 532 West
Monree-st.
WASTED- I TO BENT—FURNISHED HOUSE
Y\ of t*-n or more rooms, to board owner forrent,
wlthprlclljgeof taking a few select boanlent Best
of references exchanged. Address IT, Trlbnno oflice.
Wanted— to bent— 2 or 3 rooms, suit
able for housekeeping, for a small family, when?
rent la reasonable. Address A O, Tribune otlicc.
*¥ITANTED —TO RENT— 3 UNFURNISHED
TT rooms soluble for housekeeping for 3in family.
Address J M C. Tribnne office.
WANTED— TO BENT—3 OR 4 FURNISHED
rooms, or a furnished cottage, suitable for
housekeeping. Rent always in advance. Permanent
tenant. Address 8. J. THOMAS, 560 Wabaah-av.
■TO*ANTED —TO RENT A COMFORTABLY
TT furnished room with lire and gas, on the West
Side .east of Elizabeth-* t, where the comforts ol a
gentleman's home mav bo enjoyed, and no questions
asked. Address BROKER, care Tribune otdee, giv
ing Iccationandtcrms.
XVANTED—TO RE2NT—2 OR 3 ROOMS |WEST
T T of Union Park, by a family of 3 grown persons
Address, with terms, Z cy. Tribune office.
WANTED— TO RENT—A GOODSIZED COMMO
dlons barn on West Side, containing 15 to 13
stalls; most not be far removed fram the river and
Van lUirea-st. Adilresw BARN, Tribnne office.
TT2NTED—TO RENT-A SMALL HOUSE. OR
TT cottage, on tin- West Side, good locality, cither
famished or unfurnished, hy a young married couple;
nochlldren. Address L L W, care Jno.V.Farwell «£Go
XVANTED-TO RENT—A LOFT OB BOOM FOR
TT abookblidery. Address, with terms, Rd:G, 38
West Labe-st.
WANTED— TO BENT—A LARGE STORE OR
whole building suitable for wholesale drngbntd
ness. on South, or went Side preferred. Adores.* RB,
No. 57 West Bandolph-At.. stating term* and location.
•nrAKHD-To bent—an unfurnished
IT rt *ni, in llie South Division, for a lady who Is em
ployed out during the day. Address, with particulars,
F c E, Tribune office.
-TXT ANTED—TO BENT—A HOUSE CONTAIN
YY lug sixteen rooms, furnished or unfurnished, east
of Ann and south of Randolph-sts.; terms nnnlamte.
Address WiT. PRICE, 21C west Madisou-at., Booms
13 and 14.
WANTED— TO RENT—A COTTAGE IN GOOD
location outlie West Side, on reasonable tonus,
by a good tenant. Address COTTAGE, Tribane office.
-TXT AN TED TO RENT—A FIRST-CLASS FUR*
YY nlnhcd house, 12 to h rooms, all the modem Im
provements. on either of the avenues or cross streets.
northofTwenty-alxth-st., orlnagood location in the
West Division, by an A No. I tenant. Apply to W.
H. SAMPSON <t CO., Real Estate andHouso-ficnting
1 Agency, 285 West Madisonat.
■\jrrANTED— I TO RENT—A COTTAGE HOUSE,
YY with from 6to 8 rooms, on the South Side ion
fileasant location; will buy a part or wboloof fnmitaro
t desired. Address J. A. COLBY, 1008 Mlchigamar.
■TO ANTED—'TO BENT—BY ALADT. A MODERN
YY house; will board owner, with the privilege of
taxing a few first-class persons; bestof refuivaces.
Address LFH, Tribune Branch office, 469 Wabash-ar.
■TO ANTED—TO RENT—FURNISHED ROOM.
YY with gas. In private family, suitable for three
gentlemen; terms must bo roasouable; location north
of Twenty-second and east of State-sts. References
given ana require. Address, with full particulars, R
S. Tribune Branch office. 4C9 Wabawh-av.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FOR SALE —A SUPERB PARLOR STOVE,
lirst-clafs, and nearly newcost §2S; cheap for
cash, at 499Bumside-Ht, between Twenty-ninth amt
Tldrtleth, one block west of St.itc-at.cass. _
Fob sale-two nearly new -self-peed
ing stoves at a bargain. No.uao-lor-them. Inquire
atiu’lsdiana-nr.
Fob saIe—FUBNITUI^— ANELEQANT
bedroom set, with curled hair aa f t^* c Caa
at 7(77 after l o’clock, on Monday,
Fas, assess? tsaasa-. s£ p **sse
tor Stove. 306 West Monxoe-at
AF.TT y WISHING TO DISPOSE OF OR IN
wantof funjlture, carpets, stores, crocktry.and
general household goods wil' d° well to call o*i J. H,
PlKi. 731 West Lake**. Agents for O, PE. Dink's
slcelsprtng bed bottom. Mattressesre-roAd* and aU
linds of FumUarc packed and ahlppad.
-TOANTED-TO PURCHASE A MEDIUM
YY sin d base burper junior stove; also, u morblo
top bureau and a black vralnnt wsrdmbv. Address.
i \v \Y, VA Vark-RT.-
WANTxa^-^Ax,;.
oll«r«nftMOi»*
OITDATIfMf WANTED—AS NURSE BY AN SX
C peril-needmale. AdtErasPCS, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT A RLE
younglady, iu a store, ax any light worx that will
enable her to i»t»y for board. Address it R, Tribune
pftjct*. fiiTlbwettaya.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
in n rm-pllrn room of a photograph gallery. Un
derstands coloring. Address FM, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—JIT A YOUNG MAN
v ho can furnish a pood horse and wagon, to deliver
geode. Address 50 North Morgan-*!. A. D. McLEAN.
Bookkeeper** Clerks* JfC
SITUATION WANTED—AS SOAP SALESMAN,
by a young man acquainted with the retail trade of
Chicago. Can furnish the best of references. Aildre**
M F. t. Tribune Office.
CITFaTION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN. AS
O bank messenger or clerk In a store. Rest of re*.
eicnee given. Address J. EBER WALLACE. 93>
fetate-st.
SITUATION WANTED—A BOOK-KEEPER OF*
tin years’ experience would like employment at
niMlemtc salary; tirat-class references. Address L.
M.. Tribune utilce.
SITUATION WaNTED-BY A YOUNG MAN Or*
con>iileiable business experience, in some estab
lished biokeriiKO or commission bouse, and if needed,*
tire uiulition <if capital. bo can Imre an interest. Can
F, IV cJ tr ami Eastern references. Address G M
U, Tribune office.
Si I U ATI ON V ANTED— AS ASSISTANT BOOK
la-oper, si Ippmg, entry, or. credit clerk, br a
young man who writes a very rapid loudness hand.
Can give good city references. Address x A Tribano
office.
Traces.
SITUATION WANTED—IN A SASH. DOi>x
and blind factory, bv an experienced hand 00
chinery. Address S. HURD, 427 Bridge-av., Caa.. j.
New York.
SITUATION WANTED— AS SUPEKINTEND
entof buildings of brie*, atone or wood, by a prac
tical mechanic of 20y. ars’ experience; would contract
for work »r buildings complete, of any kind. <Jo<«d
reference given. Address lf» North Carpeater-st.
SITUATION WANTED—OUT OF TOWN. BY* A
Hist class workman on stick candy starch work,
etc Address, stating terms, CANDY-MAKER, care
Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A WELL BECOM
mended draughtsman, in an engineer’s or archi
tect’s office. Apply to or address A. iJ., 137 Loomis-at.
Coachmen*
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN;
Scandinavian, as coachman iu a private family
understands his business thoroughly, andis well ac
quainted iu the city. Address C. JOHNSON, Tribano
office.
ZSITITAXIOK3 WAWTJSIS-rEHAJ^'
miscellaneous.
SITUATION WANTED—BY' A LADY OP RB
spectabilltv, as copvlst. saleslady, ladv’s compin
lim,‘ or housekeeper. Address for one week, MU*
JK A, N0.3, Tribune office; no objection to leaving
city.
SITUATION WANTED—AS WET NURSE. CADE
at 11)0 West Harrison sr.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY SPEAK-
Fr* German, as governess,
Lmjsffccfper, bookkeeper, or copyist: satisfactory
references furnished. Address Ms. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
thoroughly experienced in patting up perfumery:
tan give bet-t of ’efvrences. Address FANNY*
GERALD. Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY* A FRSNCUWOM
an as governess, or v.'ouM net as child's nurse la a
firtt-class family. GOVERNESS, Tribune office.
Domestics*
SITUATION WANTED—AS COOK, OR FOR
general homework, by a respectable girl; can give
best of reference. Apply at SOS Wentworth-av.
Situation wanted—by* a respectable
ycong lady, as nnrse and assistant seamstress.
Call at IGti North Curtis-st-
SITUATION WANTED—TO DO GENERAL
housework. References given, 'ill Tweaty-alxtU
st, for 2 days.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS
cook, in a private family, or a flr.it-elass boarding
house. Apply at 123 Forqnar-st. for 2 days.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE
girl, to do geuenil housework, or c«K>k. wa.sh and
iron In a private family. Please call or address on
Monday, J. C, 167 l-2Siktcenth-.it.
Situation wanted—by a competent
person, as bookkeeper or salesman m
a commission house; can furnish a small capital: first
class recommendations given. Address 4H TrUumo
office.
SITUATION WANTED—TO DO COOKING IN
the city. Call at 433 West Taylo- -st.
Situations wanted—by two respect.
able girls; oie as cook, the other ca second girt.
R« ft-rence given. Call or address ISS Seventeenth-st-
ITU ATI ON S WANTED—BY TWO GIRLS. IN
O private family: wens lirst-class cook, can give live
years' reference* in her las: place, and the other jw
t-eemd iilrl and sewing; Call at 130 West Pulk-sc., up
stairs, Monday.
SITUATION WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK,
wa-hvr, and ironcr for a private family. Good
reference. 11l North L’urtis-st.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL TO DO
general housework in a private family. Call Mon
day and Tuesday at 220 Ewing-ht.. Chicago, first
house west of HalstetL Can come well recommended.
SITUATION WA NTED—RV A CANADIAN GIRL
to do general housework in a small private family.
Good cltv references given. Please call at 213 Bum*
side at, between Twentieth and Twenty-flrst-sts.. up
stairs.
SITUATION WANTED—AS COOK IN A HOTEL
or restaurant. References given. Address COOK,
Tribnno office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY’ A Y’OUNG WOMAN
to take care of children or tq do second work in a
private family; no objection to the country. Adilress
N G, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—BY* A RESPECTABLE
widow woman who is a good cook, washer, and
ironcr, iu a nice private family. Call for two days at
her last place, 122 Tweuty-tirst at
Situations wanted—by two English
girls, in same family, as cook and second girt. Ap
ply at 170 Cottage Grove av., from H to 5.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FOR THE BEST OF
beU». Tookw, uarse®, and girls for housework. Ap
ply at 1583 State-at., Homo office.
Situations wanted— by two girls, in
a private family, one as cook, tlio othertodo .second
■work; can give good city reference. Can bo ween
Monday forenoon at S3* West Madison-at., present
place of employment.
Seams tresses*
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY
who has an Improved Wheelor <fc Wilson sewing’
machine, and understands plain sewing. Aildrea*
WII C, Tribune otlicc.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY*
astriromtror clerk In a mUlluery store; experi
enced in either. Address FH, Tribune office.
Housekeepers,
SITUATION WANTED—BY A LADY WHO LOST
her homo by the lire, as housekeeper; am willing’
tn make myself nseful as well as companionable; thoso
only of rood disposition and pleasant surrounding*
need nnnlv; best of references given and required.
Address or cnU on HOUSEKEEPER, 525 WabOah-av.*
for one week.
SITUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER
by competent person. Apply at .774 Mlchlenmay.
UACBCIE&T.
AMES’ ENGINES, PORTABLE 3 TO 40-HOBSB
power: threshing, sand lOhorse; circular saw
timu« Foramen's grinding mills, com aneUers, belting
etc. COLLINS EATON, Agent, 70 South Canal-et
Brass founxry and finishing shop,
formerly 50 and 52 Madlson-st., Lh now in full oper
ation, with increased facilities for light and heavy*
casting, light ilnialilng. and sheet met.il work. West
ern Sewing Machine Co., P. E. MAYHE W, Manager.
Engine lathes, iron planers, drills.
and all kinds of iron tools, at Rochester Machinery*
Manufacturing Company. IL G. WOBMER, Mana>
ger, 37 and 39 south Canal st.
Engine lathes, iron planers. drills.
Bolt Cutters, Twist Drills, at W, A, JAMES CO.,
113 Fulton-at.
Every shop should have a universal
wood-worker at Rochester Machinery Manufactur
ing Company. H. O. WORMEB, Manager, 37 and 39
South Canal-81,
For sale—the belief committee have
just received notice of the arrival in town of the
two printing presses generously donated to the Cliica
po Belief Fund by Mr. A, Campbell,- of Brooklyn.
N. Y., and hare them for sale. The largest press la
called the Combinationsize of bed, 31x49 inches in
tide beams, and is designedforflne cat and book work:
Erl co, $5,C00. Samples of the work of this machine can
e seen at the committee’s room. The smaller press tt
called a “Medium two roller”; size of bed, 24x29, de
signed for line colored work and all kinds-of Job print
ing; price, H. 600. Mr. Thos. H. Senior, the agent of
Mr. Campbell, will be at Standard Hall between tlio
hours of 10 and l o’clock Saturday, Nov. 25, to answer
any inquiries or make any explanations desired.
For sale—a to-ttorsb tubular boiler*
in good order. Caa.be seen at Miller Bios’., dnr
dock. Bills on same will be received for one week. It
was not hi Chicago during the lire. A. JOHNSON, 2di
South Water-st.
For sale—a first-class secondhand
double exlumst-port* 20-inch stroke, 91-4 inch cyl
inder engine and fixtures. Price very low, by A. T.
CRCfrS,Lyons, lowa.
For sale—a caloric engine, one
horse-power, in pvrfeot'order, for letc*. tJian one
third its value. F. A. BRAGG *t CO;, 40 East Hat
rS.-on-st,
FOB SALE—STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
of all size*, now ami sooond-hand, portable and
stationary. W. MCGREGOR, No. aSonthCasal-st.
Fob sale—a lot of secondhand wood
working machinery, consisting of Daniel «fc Wood
worth’s pinning machine, Smith’s- mopldor, tenoning,
and morticing machine, Gate’s Jig saw, and circular
saw, bench, with saws and emery grinder, shafting,
pulleys, etc.; also a lot of second-hand belt
ing, nearly new, cheap. J. E. SHOWN, Agent, 733
Stato-st.,pp stairs.
For sale—two pile-drivino or hoist-
IngEncines: are welladapted. to hoisting build
ing materials w. MCGREGOR, No.2S South CauaL
GREENWOOD’S STAVE-HEADING AND SHIN
gle machinery at RochesterHaunfactnriug Com
pany. H. G, WOR3IEB,. Manaaer, 37 and 39 South
Canol-st,
PORTABLE AND. STATIONARY ENGINES
and saw saw-mill*. Contract* taken to famish all
classes of machinery afeßochcster Mrf c^ n SJX, Ei
factniing Compaur. 11. G« WOR3LEB, Manager, 37
ami 39 South Cauiil-st.
SUBFACEBS. PLANER AND MATCHER MA
chines. Besawers and "Wood Lathes, at the rna
cheery depot of W. a. JAMES A CO., 113 Fnlton-et.
Sash and doobmachineky-apu^mne
of H- B. Smith's on hand. W, A. JAMES CO.*
113 Fulton-st.
QTEAM
O at 113 Fnltoa-sh W. A. JAMES «fc CO.
niOMPKINS’ CHAMPION MOULDING HA-
I c hlne, with ln»ldo heads* at Rochester Machinery
Mannfa«turiug Company. If. O. WORMEB, Mauq
gor 37 and cu south Cau-u-st-
OMPKINS* PLANERS AND MATCHERS. THK
bast in use, at Rochester Machinery Manufuctmv
ing Company. 1L tt. WORMEB, Manager,STaiul 39
tfuuVi Cauaf-st.
WaVNTED— A FLY-WHEEL HUB SUITABLE
for 10-inch shaft; to weigh from l& to-22.(*n*;
diameter 22 to 25 feet. Apply to NORTON <fc CO..
Oriental Mills, Chicago.
-TOE HAVE PATTERNS FOR OVERHEAD
YY hanging*. with self-oiling boxes, a com
pleto n»t of pulley-patterns up hQi 3& baches,
and are prepared to take others for shaft
ing with couplings. and other machine,
foundry, and wootl-shop work immediately- Also can
oiahe woodworking macl vinery. a few ami 10 horse
portable engines on ba n d of our own manufacture.
Also horse tread-powers, saw frames, and saws for
sawing wood, j. I. CASE A CO. v Racine, Wis.
TJtTANTED—A GOOD TUBULAR BOILER. 15 TO
Y T if hot long, 51 inches t/x diameter; one that UaA
been but little used. Addyvsa LBM. Tribune office.
OLAI&VOTAKXS.
DR. MATHEW AND M.VDAM MAYNARD CANT
tell of buslntss, journeys, marriages, lasuite,
absent friends. lost or stolen property; can positively
tell the truth about auytMniryou wish to know;
aU dlsea. p v'f, vx nu pgr, iso vv cst