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CITT REAL ESTATE.
FOR sale—burnt district PROPERTY:
Wabash.av., comer Mmllsoa. 166 it, 5 years’ time.
Wfebafib-ar., comer Mad/eon, 73 it. i cash.
Wabash-av., near Madison, 81 ft, cheap.
State, comer Madison, on 5 and 10 years. 7 per coat-
Thlrd-av., near Jackson, 50 ft. ea*t front.
Foorth-av., near Jactvon, 25 ft, westfront.
Thlrd-av., near Vanßuifn, ss ft. oast front.
Vanßuren, comer Foarth-av., too ft, lons time.
North LaSalle-sU. near SclnUer. ST* n, cheap.
Fourth-av., near Vanßuren. 40 ft, west from,
Sheffield-av.. 72x124, only $2,000.
Fm«rth-av.. n**ar Harritwn, 2F ft. cheap.
.Jackson, near Clark, 50 ft. very desirable.
Veils, near Vaußnren. 20 ft. SB,OOO.
"WflJf*, comer Vanßure n. -12 tt, 24,000.
WEST SIDE.
Warren-av. near Hoyne, S3 ft. SIOO.
Madlson.'ncar Hoyne, 60 ft, $l3O.
Park-av., 30 ft, $70.1-2 cash.
Park-av., corner Hoyim, 120x124. slls i>er foot.
Jackson, comer Wood, 123 ft, SIOO.
Sangamon, comer, 100 ft, cheap and lons lime.
3louroe, near Westem-av., lots, 1-5 cash.
Adams, near Western av., lots, $900,1-5 cash.
Indiana, near Hoyne, lots $900.1-5 caslu
Ashler, near Leavitt, lots 5575,1-5
Fourth, near Hoyne. lots |i>7s, 1-5 cash.
Canal, comer of Monroe, 80 ft, 5 rears time.
J rflerson, near Madison, 50 It and buildings, SIO,OOO.
Madison, near Halstert, 30x196. SIB,OOO.
Nonroe. near Wood. 34 it. £3,730.
Dejmrster, near Hoisted, 50 ft ami cottage, $4,000.
Van Buren. near Desplalnes, 50 ft ami buildings.
Halsted, near Madison, 50 It and buildings, only
$15.C?0.
Lake, comer Morgan.'oOxlOO. and bnllding, $18,033.
RESIDENCES.
Trier, near Cculre-av., cottage lot, §1,250.
TVItT, near Ccntre-av., 15-room dwelling, $4,800.
Monroe, near Wood, Gothic residence, new, and Sl
eet lot.
Park-ar., 11-room dwelling and 30-fcet lot, only $3,003.
Morgan st, 12-mom cottage, 0n1y52,500.
Warren av., brick residences at $9,000.
Cold st, 2-slory and basement dwelling. $5,500.
Wanted—sl,ooo,ooo worth ol burnt district property,
or Eastern capitalists. Principals, to secure
wales, will please call on ns.
OEO. W. PARENT CO., 61 West Madlson-st.
Fob sale— by wm. h. Sampson co„ real
Estate and House Renting Agency, No. 285 West
Madtsou-st,
SOUTH DIVISION.
Nos. 76 and 76 two-story and basement
l rick houses; all modem improvements; new; 10
logins.
Houfo north side of Thuly-second-st., in block of
three houses.
Two story and basement stone front house, No. 179
3’arfi-av.
WEST DIVISION.
House and lot No. 9 May-st. Easy terms.
House and lot 91 AsWey-at,. cheap, payable in in
stalments.
Hocws 45 and 4S Jlay-st, comer ol Ann and Fallen,
and Fulton and May-sts.
Houx-and lot 339 West Adams-st., two stories and
basement.
House 331 West Adams tt., two ston* frame house.
A bargain.
Largo two-etory and basement brick house, lot 35x200,
with brick bam.
333 West Adams-st., two-story and basement brick
house and brick bam.
Cottage 135 Hoyne-st., 5 rooms, cheap.
74 Throoisst., fronting Jefferson Park; a bargain.
Cottage 13 Emma-sL; terms easy.
Story-and-a-half frame house 107 South Jefferson-st.
Elegant marble front house 451 West Washlngton-st.
House and lot 130 South Morgan-st.: a bargain.
Houses 195 and 199 Adams-st with lot 53x45.
A large list of improved and unimproved property
In all parts of the city for sale, houses rented, rents
collected, real estate bought and sold.
Fob sale-by h. c. morey, no. no west
Stadison-st.
Lot sou Chicago-ar. and First-aL, near Hoync-st. at
S6OO and S7CO each, without any caah payment, to par
ties who will build.
Choice reidence lots in the vicinity of Union Park,
ou easy lenns.
£oxl7l. will: improvements, corner Van Bnren and
Pooria-sls., at a bargain.
Basement cottage 19-1 Ewing-st., U rooms; $3,200,
£27 feet ou Cliuton-st-. between Madison and Tyler
fits., suitable for manufactories.
33 feet on Madlson-st.. near Desplalncs.
45x190, Madison-fit., near Ccntre-av.
30x160, Madieon-st., near Halsted.
Fob sale—by to. d. kerfoot &co, so
East Wasblngton-st.
Michigan-av.. 130 feet near Sonth Water-st-
Michigan-av., 60x130 feet near Randolpli-st.
Washiegt/m-st., 21x190 feet, west of Franklin.
Wasbington-st., 20x110 feet, cast of Franklin.
Wasbington-st., 40x116 feet, corner Wells.
Madlson-st.. 60x160 feet, east of Franklin-sr.
Madison-fit.. 49xWfeof, east of Wabash-av.
Wella-st., 30x30 feet, near Madison.
Clark-st., 50x110 feet, near Van Buren.
Clark-st., 64x106 feet, near Polk.
Canal-st., 152x150 feet, near Randolph,
canal-st.. 50x150 feet, near Washington.
Wabash-av.. 40x125 feet, near Pcck-court.
Lake-sU. cOxisO feet, near Clark.
A large list of choice property, improved and unim
proved, can be found at our office. WM. D. KES
FOOT «k CO., 89 East Washington-fit.
Fob sale-by kerb, daviSon «t welch.
Real Estate Brokers, €3 South Canal-st.. Room 1:
320x90 Weils-st.. between Washington and Randolph.
1163x300 corner Huron and Franklin-sts.
1 107x120 comer Wells-st. and Charlea-place.
2» xlo7 on Charles-place.
25x107 on Wells at., between Polk and Taylor.
40x300 corner Fifth-av. and Tyler-st.
45x125 on West Monroe-at.. near Lincoln.
60x125 on West Madlson-fit., near Reuben.
129, feet, west front, Indiana-av., near Thirticth-st.
SO acres 1 mile from city ou railroad, desirable for
subdivision.
50xH0 Canal-st. near Madison, with large brick build
ing covering ground,
eo feet fronting on Haymarkot. West Randolph-st.
FOR SALE—BURNT DISTRICT LOT ON LONG
time; 29xS0 feet, Vanßuren-st., near State. Ten
annual payments.
Lots on* Madison. State, Market, Randolph, Monroo
and Dearborn Ms., cheap.
Good brick house on Ccutrc-av., near Madlson-st.;
$10.500; fifteen rooms.
Nice cottage onMnnroe-st. with twenty-six feet of
ground. Cheap and on long time.
MILLER BIGDON.ReaI Estate,2oo WestMadison
fit.
For sale—cheap, easy terms-butter
field-fit., house and lot. $2,500.
Peoria-st. near Hubbard, house and lot, $2 500.
Washlngton-av. near Paulina-st.. cottige and lot.
$3,000. R. G. GOOD WILLIE. 133 West Madison st.
FOR SALE OB EXCHANGE—SPLENDID
honse (14 rooms) and 50 ft lot, near Sainted and
Harrison-sts., $12,000; will sell on easy terms or ex
change far part business lot in Burnt District. R. G.
OOODWILLEE, 133 West Madison-st.
FOR SALE-SAFE INVESTMENTS FOB CASH.
Business lot on Larrabee-st., near Division, SI,OOO.
Choice lot on Walnut-at., near Wood. $!,500.
Two lots on Reuben st,, near Fifty-second, S2OO.
B. G. GOODWILLIE, 133 West Madison-st.
For sale—or exchange—larrabee-st.,
choice business lot.
Superior-st., desirable lot.
Will sell cheap for cash, or exchange (or cottages
PUd lots on West Side. R. .G. GOODWILLIE, 133
West Madison-st,
For sale—good houses, long leases—
-2 stores and dwellings. Lake-st.. near Wood, SI.GOO.
Cotlage, Jackson-st.. near Halsted.
R. G. GOODWILLIE, 133 West Madison-st.
For salEttßest bargain in Chicago—
Choice lor. Walnut st., near -Wood, $1,500 cash, or
s2,Goocasr tetms. if taken at once: lull abstract and
good title. R- G. GOODWILLIE, 133 West Madi
con-st.
For sale—great sacrifice —easy
terms—Pnce-place, mar Halsted-st., tine cottage,
good 10t,52.C00, Oiilr 51,100 down. R. G. GOODWILLIE,
133 West Madison-st.
For sale—decided bargains —hub
bard-st., new cottage and lot. 52.000: Larndiee-st..
near Sophia, cottage and lot, 52,000. B. G. GOODWIL
LIE, 133 West MnoUou-st.
For sale—cheap, easy terms-jackson
st., near Westem-aw, house and 47 foot lot, 54.210;
Washiugton-ar., nice bouse and lot, 54.000. R. G.
GOODWILLIE, 133 West Madison-st.
Fob sale—best bargain yet —easy
terms—Newberry-ar..-near Twelfth-st., cottage lot,
large barn, only Price-place, near Halsted--st.
cottage of seven rooms audlot, only 52.G50. R. G
GOODWILLIE, 133 West Madison-st.
For sale—great bargains—lot on su
perinr. near Kingsbury, $1,300.
Lot on LaiTahe*-, near Sopliia. $1,200.
2 lots on Van Buren-st., near Westem-ar., fi.oco.
lOJolsiu Briogej*'rt, rerrcheap.
2 lots on Walnut-st.. near Leavitt, very cheap.
2 lots ou Lake-st., near Western-av.. very (bean.
R. G. GOODWILLIE.
For sale—cheap—easy terms-dupuys
ter-st., house of 13 rooms and 50 feet. Honore st.,
brick house and lot- Monroe-su. near Desplainea, cot
tage mid lot Gr»-en-st, Dear Madison, brick house and
Ini. R G. GOODWILLIE. 133 West Madison-st.
FOB saIe—VERY CHEAP—LONG lease*-
Lake-st., near Wood, 2-story frame building, two
Mores and dwellings. SI,OOO. Jackson st.. near Hal-
Med. cottage of 7 rooms and lease. R. G. GOODWIL
LIE. 183 West Madison-st.
Fob sale—brick house and lot on
Warren-av.. at a bargain.
House and lot on Egan-av.. east of Cottage Grove
RASH SHAPLEY.
FOR SALK—SOME BARGAINS IN NORTH
Side property, on Dearborn. Clark, and ot her tirst
••lass streets. BASH «t SHAPLEY, 45 South Canal-
M.. Room 4.
For sale—only S3O per acre, iso-acre
farm near Wheaton, onlv 25 miles from Chicago.
Terms «n-r. Also splendid farm near the village of
Paxton. ID. (170 acres), S3O per acre. B. G. GOOD
WILLIE, 133 West Madison-st.
FOR BALE—DECIDED BARGAINS, EASY
teime:
Lot on Davis-st., near Lake, $1,200.
2 lots on Seymour-st. near Fulton. $l,lOO each.
R. G. GOODWILLIE, 1.33 West Madison-st.
Fob sale—half acre lots S2OO. 525 down,
Valcndein 5 years; lumlier and bricks taken in
payment. C. W. DEAN, 51 South Halsted-st.
T7OR SALE-LOTS OX CAMPBELL PARK,
X* only 2J miles from the Court House; only $i,090
tacit; terms easy. Apply at 150 West Washington-st,
CAMPBELL BROS.
For sale—very cheap, park-av.. cor
near ol Hovne-st., 120x124 fevt; cmlv SII2AO, terms
to suit: also, lifst-class business property 40x3)0, with
improvements, comer Milwaukee-av. and Uni«m-*t
all cccuniot! and paying. Apjdy to owner, JOHN C.
RICHBEEO, 5 Lind Block, comer Randolph and Mar
ket-sts.
FORSALE— RV D. W. ELDRED, 220 WEST RAN*
farm of 400 acres near Elgin. 111., tluoly
improved -10 acres in Marshall Countr, lowa, partly
improved both of those, farms can bediouefltt-CeMSetot
than their value, on easy
lor city property; a pleasant house and large ot in
forsSgff 3t HOOO Su Bc U
Fob sale-two-story house and two
lots, worth $5,000, for sale by me atsa,Soo. Small
part cash, lime for the balance if taken at once Call
at 157 West Madisou-sL TITCOMB.
For sale—slo,ooo each, two handsome
brick rcsideuceaonLincoln-st., near Jackson. New,
lust completed. Will take nart iu good real estate in
city. T. B. BOTD, 197 West Washington-fit.
FOB SALE—S3,SOO; A SPLENDID TWO-STORY
dwelling on Peoria-st.. near Washington; twelve
rooms, all elegantly furnished. A baiguiu. Call at
unco. T. B. BOYD, 187 Wsishington-St.
FOB SALE—SB,SOO A SPLENDID RESIDENCE
at Hinsdale, two acres of land, twelve rooms;
two stories and basement. Will exchange. Five
minutes* walkfrom depot. T. B. BOYD, 137 Wushiug
ton-sL
Fob sale—i must have money, and
will offoruntil January 1.1572, and Immense bar
man in real estate: 10 acres in the West. Division,
bounded by Polk. Taylor, Cook-stl. and Central Park
av. Price, $22,500; $2,500 cash. and $20,000 iu 4 years at
5 per cent. inL ROBERT O. GIVINS, 14« Pralrie-av.
F°? SAI£—A SMAI.LBLOCK OF LAND, NEAR
feoulli Branch. Inside, suitable for manufacturing
RKPrica ‘iXiHw 1 1 lor s3 '°o fr cash.. ROBERT C.
ul> INS, 1401 Praine-av.
FOR SALE—4O FEET ON EAST RANDOLPH
st., near Market.
40f©eton East Washlngton-fct., near Franklin
5,255 acres nine lands at Duncan. Mich
720 acres pine land at Reed Cltv, Mich
Farms to exchange for city property.
C. McDONNEIX, 12 masonic Building.
For bale—a cottage and lot on west
Side lor $1,500, one-hall cash. A cottage and lot on
O’Brien-st., $1.700; easy terms. Cottage and lot on
Falton-st., $3,200. A fine residence of li rooms on Ro
bey-st.. $3,500. Good residence of 10 rooms on Fulton
at $3,750. Good bargains In all parts of the city. R.
KENNEDY CO., Real Estate Brokers, 133 West
Madisonet.
TPOB SALE-A FEAV OF CHIOApO’S MOST
X? beautiful suburban lots, near city limits, at prices
pnd tttrtns to suit for building or speculation. 633
Statg*L» Boom 2.
OB* ‘SALE—AT A BARGAIN—HOUSE AND
lease, suitable for business; also partly furnished
if desired. For particulars Inquire at 130 .Twenty
eccond-st. W. E. HAYES CO.
Fob sale—a business oobnek for
wholesale purposes on Mlchlgan*ar. oa 10 years’
time; the owner will loan the purchaser jao.'W.
Goodrich AVERY, 503 Wabash aw
CITY REAL ESTATE.
FOP. SALE—OR EXCHANGE—BUILDING AND
lease No. ftts State-st.
House and lot No. 232 Thirtieth-st.
7 houses and lots, Nos. 22 ;o 31 .Wahpansch-av., with
possesMon.
2 two-story and basement hemsea oa-LangU-y-ar.
Sercral on t ho a venues.
Also, building and lease No. 239 West Van Boren-st,
Building and lease on van Burett, near Aberdoon-st;-
Cottageand lot on Aberdeen-si, near Tyler.
4 houses and lota on Jackson-st., between Sangamon
and Loomis.
4 cottages, with leases, on Adams-st.
3 houses, with lots, on Adams-st.
2 houses, with lots, on Monroe-st.
1 two-story house, with lot 48x135, at a bargain.
3 two-story homes, with 10t5,43x125, on Lexington
and Floumov-stf*.
2 cottages on Harrison-et.. west of railroad.
3 cottages, with lots, on Loouis-at,, cheap.
1 house and lot. No. 107 South Jefferson-at., cheap,
4 buildings, with lease, on Madison-at.
I house and lot on Madison-st, _
2 houses on Warren-av., with lot
3 brick houses on West Washingtou-at.; modem im
provement*.
Several on Randolph and’Late-stfl.
1 house and lot on North Caipeulor-st.; modem Ira
provements-
-2 lK>anliug-houses, full ol boarders, on West Side, at
a bargain. t
14 houses on North Side, near limits.
A large number of lota in burned district some bar:
gains.
Vacant lots on nearlr all the streets In Chicago.
A Large number of suburban lots.
Quite a number of farms to trade for city properly.
Some tine lots in burned district and on west Shu*.
A. P. DOWNS *t CO
59 West Madisou-at., Room 2.
TCIOK SALE—BY WM. H. THOMPSON. REAL
X* Estate Agent, 229 West Madison-st, Thompson’s
Block:
120 feet on Park-av, comer of Hoyne-at. by 124 on
Hoync-st.' Very cheap.
135X133, comer of Wilcox-st and Cambell-av. Great
bargain.
Cottage and lot, 733 West Lake-st.
No. 19 South Green-st. Lot 25x125. 2-story wooden
house.
209 and 211 West WaslUngton-st. Lots 50x1000 4
stories, wooden, 14 rooms. All modern improvements.
Bargain.
195 West Bandolph-st lot, 20x160, 2-story, wooden
building 20x54.
12" feet on Raudolnh-st by 190 on Sangamon-st. 2
3-story brick buildings. Very cheap and terms
easy.
8o and 87 South Halsted-st. Lots 50x118. 2-story
wooden building 46x60. Cheap
Cottage and lot, 312 South Park-av. Lot 25x125. Cot
tage. Grooms.
No. 20 Market-st. Lot, 24x85. 5-stories and base
ment,brick Imilding A great bargain.
262 West Madison-st, store and dwelling on leased
ground. Stoiv 20x50.
Cottage on West Lake-st, west of railroad track,
north frdnt.
Lots 42x100 on West Madison-st. comer of Desplaines-
St. 4-storv amtlrasnmmt brick ImiUUug. BurgAin.
132 feet bn Wabash-av by 165 on Twonly-uiiUh-st.
6 mmlem 2-story frame houses. All modern improve
ments. A great bargain fora few days.
TX)B SALE—A 2-STOBY AND BRICK BASE-
X 1 incut house of 9 rooms with all modern improve
ments and 26 foot lot. Call or address OWNER, 347
Park-av.
Y7ORSALE—COTTAGE AND LOT; COTTAGE.6
A? rooms, closets, «fcc.; lot 25x128 to an alley, located
at 815 West Washlngton-st. Inquire at C. J. BUR
ROUGHS* CO.’S printing office, 37 West Washing
tou-st., Room 9.
FOR SALE—BY J. F. LATSHAW CO., 659
State-fit.:
House andlot on WestMadlson-st., SI,OOO.
House and iot ou Monroe-sU, $15,000.
House on leased ground, South Side, SSOO.
Store and lot on State-st, $9,000.
Cottace and lot on South Park-av.. $6,500.
House and lot ou Warreu-av., with modern im
provements, S7,WO.
Brick house and two lota on Grant-place. $5,000.
Cottage and lot on Bumsldo-sf., $2,350.
House and lot on Walnut st., $5,500.
FOR SALE-COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT 057
South Park-av. Water and gas in bouse. Inquire
on premises.
17.O R SALE—LARGE DOUBLE BRICK DWELL
ing. two stories and basement, with lot 120x120. at
LaSalle, 111, terminus of tho canal, ami crossing of the
Rock Island Illinois Central Railroad suitable for
a first-class boarding house, and near tho centre of
business Call at 3 p. m., or address WILLIS M.
HITT, Real Estate Agent, 469 Wabash-av.
Fobsale-ata bargain, large frame
residence, on Adams-st, near Aberdeen- Lot 50x
155..t0:20-feetaßey. Easy terms. Apply to W- H.
SAMPSON »t ICO.. Real Estate and House-Renting
Agency, 255 West Madison st.
For sale-or rent—the store and
brick warehouse on the lake shore, Block 1, Cleaver
ville. with two acres of ground, railroad and dock
privileges. Dimensions or building, three stories and
basemuut, 125x60 feet. F. C. TAYLOR, 475 Wabash-av.
For sale—3s ft on south clark-st
near Van Bmen-st.; 25 ft on Adams-st. near Dear-
Imrn-st.; 40,25 ami 40 It on State-st., between Polk and
Madison-ats.; 30 ft on Dearborn-st., near Washington
st.: 2brick bouses w»Uall intern iuercvcmentH on
Irdiami-pv. *,n u 'ncuigau-av.. neat' Twcnty-tlfth-st.
Sf-bu- of the above at two-thirds its value. B. L.
HONQRE. 223 Michigau-av.
FOB SALE—THAT very -desirable and
central property, located at the northwest corner
of Clinton and Jackson-sts- lot 84x196 feet The lin
seed ml manufactory, wood and iron works, with en
gine. boiler, etc,, now occupying said lot will bo eohl
therewith if desired, and oilers an excellent opportuni
ty to parties desiring to commence a profitable busi
ness at once. Terms low—a bargain. Apply to W. H.
SAMPSON CO.. Real Estate and House-Renting
Agency. 265 West Madlson-st
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE:
F v%-^^>^aiS^% ob'^^xchj^sg^'^ both v im^
proved and unimproved farms in Minnesota, all
well situated, and will be sold very cheap. Address
WGF, Tribune office.
FOR SALE—SPLENDID FARM OF 360 ACRES
near Crown Point, ImL; there is 200 Hi res under
improvement and fence: there is living water ou the
premises, and the soil and the lay of the land said to
be the best In the countv; patent government title
given, and also long time, with? per cent interest.
Cali and sec me at Room 21 Congress Hall.
For sale-several fine farms, at st.
Joseph, Mich, and in Southern HUnoi*. Might
exchang«Corcity property. R. KENNEDY CO.
333 Madison-st..
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED— TO LEASE—A LOT. A IiUILDIXO,
or space in a building, not less than 25x50, or
75 feet deep, for a blacksmith’s shop, on South Side
north uf Twenty-second-st. Addrets LOT, Tribune
office.
\y ANTED— BY CLARK. LAYTON’ CO., 37ti
f T Sfate-st.. Room-2. Lots in the burnt district to
accommodate customers. Persons having such prop
city will do well to call at our office.
WASTED-A CORNER LOT NORTH OP LIN-
Tf coin Park iu exchange for house and lot on
West Side. P. A. BROWN, Real Estate Agent, 370
Stato-st.
yy.VNTED —TO LEAST: A CHEAP REST
TT deiu-e lot. State price and localitv. WC R, Trib
une office.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED— TOfRENT—SLEEPING ROOM ON
South Side, by arming man; terms must be
moderate. Address Q, Tribune office.
\\TANTED— TO RENT—BY TWO GENTLEMEN
Tf a room, furnished or partly furnished, with all
convenience?, between Harrison and Twelfth-sts., on
Wabash or Michlgan-av. Address GW S, Tribune
office.
yy ANTED —TO RENT FOR GROCERY.
It Would bur stock. Give location, nmountof slock,
and rent. Address SK H, Tribune office.
■\VTANTED—TO RENT—A STORE SUITABLE
11 for a grocery store. Addres.H Tribune office.
yyANTED—to rent—rooms, or a small
tt house, for housekeeping. No children. Give
terms and location. R. G. GARDNER. Post Office.
WANTED— TO RENT—BY A PARTY OF FOUR
or five gentlemen, nicelv-furnished rooms on the
West Side. East of Union Park. H. P. WRIGHT, 409
West Washington-fit.
y\TANTED—TO RENT—TWO ROOMS FOR
T T housekeeping, not further south than Sixteenth
st.. or further west tlian Desplaines. Address J3IC.
Tribune office.
y\TANTED—'TO RENT—A SMALL* COTTAGE,
IT or throe or four rooms, suitable for man and wife,
on the West side, not over twenty minutes' walk from
Ramlolph-st. bridge. Address H H. Northwestern
Manufacturing Company, 10 North JefTerson-st.
WANTED— TO RENT—STORE ON A GOOD
thoroughfare; not particular a«tosire,suitable for
a harness store. Call or address D. KIRKBRIDE, No.
21 North Carpcnter-st.
*\y ANTED—TO RENT—BY A SMALL FAMILY,
TT a furnished heuse on South Side, cast of State
and north of Twcnty-ninth-si., nr on West SldcTin
desirable location. Must 1»e In good order and neatlv
furnished. Addi'css. stating location, terms, etc*,
ALEXIS. Tribune office.
XyANTED—TO RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE,
TT by a family with no children; to board man. wife,
andfr liilil for tbl- rent. Address E 99, Tribune office.
XyANTED —TO RENT IMMEDIATELY. A
T T good house or cottage, furnished or nnfnmlshed,
or would buy some furniture. Address 218, Tribune
office.
-\yANTED—’TO RENT—FURNISHED ROOM OR
TT rooms,with two IhhLs. fire, etc.,for two gentle
men, who ('an furnish the best of references, without
board. Location. South Side, north of Twenlv-secoud
st. Address SMITH, Tiibune office.
XyANTED—TO RENT—FROM ONE TO THREE
TT rooms, for housekeeping, or a tirst class board
ing-house; no children. Address P. G. GARDNER,
Post Office.
WiNTED-TO RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM
on the West Side, fora single gentleman. Ad
dress M. STRAUS, 237 West Madison-st.
FOB SALE—OB RENT—MANUFACTURING
property, with new brick and wooden buildings. 150
feet fronton Erie-sf.. with brick and wood building,
together with a sixty-borso engine and boilers; all in
perfect order for Immediate use. Also wo feet front
on Outailo-st- Apply at the works. No. 70 Erie-st.
XSTAKTED—TO RENT —I WANT A GOOD
l T house for the •winter and spring for myself, wife,
child (1C months old and quiet), and nurse girL Want
everything furnished necessary for comfort In good
neighborhood on West .Side, convenient to street cars.
Will not nay to exceed SSI per week- Will give the
best of references if wanhnl. and nay in advance If
needed. Address with full particulars and exact
terms, asl have but little time-to snare to look around,
WALTER SCATES, 217 West MadLsou-st, In base
ment.
■\\TANTED—TO RENT—ON THE SOUTH SIDE,
t y near Sixteenth-st., one tmfnmlshed room or suite,
witli hoard, for gentleman and wife; also two fur
nished rooms for ladv and single gentleman. Loca.
tion and hnnso most be first-class lu every respect-
Address, with particulars,’ 123 Park-av. Reference
given and required.
TVANTED-TO RENT—A furnished HOUSE
t* In tlie West Division, of from live to eight rooms.
Address.!. HENNERSHEETS, 250 West Vanßuren-st
W -ANTED —TO BENT—BY A GENTLEMAN
j, sn<l wife, without any children, a small house
well furnished, of width the best care will bo taken.
Address Q M T. Tribune Branch office.
■\V ANTED—TO RENT. A COTTAGE OF SIX
Jza rooms In a pleasant location on the South
Side, carpets, stoves and furniture, if do
«f!,4jp?-,-O,PAnRII!UTOJt Colby
V irte, 2ld Miehigan-av. J
■\V ANTED—TO BENT—A PLACE TO DO BUST
*T ness in, not particular where. ISuitiucss Hour and
eed. Can be seen for three davs at Lake.aL ‘Mills
comer of Desplaines, or at residence 351 West Ad imsl
bt. It*. B. STANNARD. Auams-
\TTANTED-TO RENT—COTTAGES OP 8 TO 10
rooms in West or South Division. Parties hav
ing such can find good tenants by applying to WM.
H. SAMPSON tb CO., Real Estate and’ ICooso-Rout
ing Agency. 255 West Madlson-st.
FINANCIAL.
X OAKS ON COUNTRY COLLECTIONS. PUR
XJ chase monev mortgages, and houses on leased lots.
L. R. CARSAVELL, 376 Stato-SU
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON ALL
good securities. C. E- FOSS, Real Estate abd
Loan Broker, 443 State-st.
TO LOAN—SSO,OOO, IN SUMS OF SIO,OOO OR
more, for sis monllis, at 10 per cent, ou real estate
collaterals. AYRES «fc EOFF, Ml AVabash-av.
■\IPTLL BUY A FEW POLICIES IN THE STATE
Jff and Garden City, this week, for cash. SHU
FELDT BALL, 23 West Madison-st,
•^TANTEp—A LOAN OF S3,.VK). BEAL ESTATE
T worth $10,000; abstracts and papers
saved; title perfect. Address for two days, w L O,
Tituune office.
STRAYED.
ft T S£ TEI) r 0B stolen—on November 25,
face and two letters on tight hip. Any information
that will lead to her recovery will be liberally re
warded by MICHAEL RICE, No. 113 Seward-st.
TO BEST—HOUSES.'
TO KBNT-BYuCaT*!^
Estate and House Renting Agoncy,73Ss West
Madison-st
HOUSES—WEST DIVISION.
2-.storyana basement marble-front house, 60 Pock'
st.: 10rooms; modem improvements.
Furnished house on Adams st, near Cbntre-ar.; 10
rooms:; modem improvuments.
149 South Saugamon-st; 13 rooms; modem* improve,
.tnenls. In a good location.
New2-storyand basement.hrickhouse on’Sheldon
st.; 12 rooms modem Improvements. In a beautiful
location.
Large 3-story and basement marble-front bouse, on
Washington-fit., near Sheldon, furnished complete; to
rent forSyearn.
Largo residence, brick, 22 rooms, all the modem im
provements. on Washlngton-st.. near Union Park,
Beautiful B*room cottage 770 West Adams-st.
691 South Park av.. 8 rooms.
SOUTH DIVISION.
Very desirable residence, suitable lor business pur
poses, southwest comer Wabash-gy. and Twcntv
third-st. 1
3-storyand basement brick house on Slxteentb-st,
between-indlana and Prairie-avs. Furniture for «ate..
559 Butterfield-st, B'rooms.
A large list of houses to rent in all parts of the dtv.
Houses rented and rents collected.
TO -BENT TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
brick house of 10 rooms, with furnace and gas Ar
turos, 710 Monroe-st. Also two-story house, 10 rooms,
and barn, on North-av., near Mllwankeo-av., SSO per
month. J. H. KEELER, 262 Halsted-st, comer
Harrison.
O "RENT—A NICE RESIDENCE OF TEN
rooms, with all modem Improvements, «m South
Side. Furniture will be sold at a sacrifice. B. KEN*
HEDY CO;. 133-West Madison-et.
TO RENT—HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS ON HUB
banlst., near Reuben. Apply to W. D. COOPER
167 East Madison-st.
TO RENT-A COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS, 45
North Carpenter-st. Apply at 108 South Lin
coln-st.
TO RENT—TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
frame house, 10 rooms, furnace, gaa fixtures, and
all modem Improvements, with large bam. 25x40 ftot,
on Michigan-ar,, near Twentv-first st., east front.
WM. HAIsSBROOGH, 871 Wabaah-av,
TO RENT—PART, OR THE WHOLE OF THE
two-story building No. 299 State st., 20x100 ifoot
deep; also horse and light wagon for sale at same
number. HENRY WILSON.
TO RENT—WESTERN-AV., CORNER ERIE-ST.,
cottage,slß; cottage in village of Austin,s2o. R.
O. GOODWILLIE, 133 West Madison-st.
TO RENT —STORE AND TWO ROOMS ON
Coolldgc-st., near Centrc-av., S3O. Basement for
workshop, near Jackson and Halstcd-sts.. sl2. Now
cottage in villagoof Austin,s2o. R. G. GOODWILLIE,
133 West Madison-st.
TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR
JeO’crson Park; tbc owner to be boarded. Address
for three days H J S. Tribune office.
TO RENT—HANDSOMENEW.I4-ROOM HOUSE
and bam. No. 230 Fork-av.; long lease if desired, at
S9OO per year; all modem improvements.
Also, No. 367 West Jac.kson-st.. near Ccutro-av.; 14
rooms; all modem improvements; $75 per month till
Mav 1: a long lease, if wanted, from that date at SI,OOO.
E. it. BOWEN SON, 15 Ccntre-av.
rpo RENT—COTTAGE OF 5 BOOMS. NEARLY
A ncw.ou Krogcr-Ht.,ucar Clybourn-av. ami horse-cars;
rent low to a pood tenant. BASS &SHAPLEY, 45
South Canal-st, Room 4.'
TV RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE IN EVANS
f ton; eight rooms, until the Ist of September next.
Address R D W, Trihnnc ofllee.
TO BENT—HOUSE 021 WABASH-AV.; TEN
rooms: or. parlors alone. Furnace, hot and cold
water. C. t. TbEGO, ra South Canal-st., or in even
ing at 1017 Wabash-av.
TO RENT-A FURNISHED SIX-ROOM COT
tage, until the Ist of May”. Apply at 828 Pratt
place, between Hoyno and Leavitt-ata. and Jackson
and Vanßuren-sts.; to responsible person* only.
TO RENT—HOUSE OF 15 BOOMS ON MICHI
gan-av., near Congress, suitable for business pur
poses. Will rent cheap. Immediate possession. Ap
ply at Room 10, Custom House.
TO RENT—HOUSE WITH FINE GROUNDS,
123 Park-av. Everything In lino order; rout reas
onable, Call at alfovo number.
mo BENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE. APPLY
X at !133Mlcbigan-av.
mo RENT—TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW MARBLE-
X front dwellings near Union Park, first-class, with
modern IRA BROWN, HI-West
Wasbington-st-
TO RENT—BY H. C. MOHEY. 116 WEST MADI-
Kon st.—Cottage 1569 lndiaua-av., 1 rooms, water;
sl6 per mouth.
150 feet. Jackson-st., corner Clinton.
40 feet corner Market and Quincy-sts.
TO RENT—NEW TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
house, water ami ga*. Owner and wife would
board with family if desirable. Apply at 325 South
Park-av.
TO RENT—FINE TWO STONY DWELLING
with large lot, corner Vincennes And Oakwo6a4V9
Cheap, to a good tenant. P. RY AN, 639 State-st,
TO RENT—HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THF
city, by WM. H. SAMPSON CO., 295 West Mad
ifion-et.
-TO KENT—RO OUS
TO RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO
two genllemem without board; lire, gas and care
one block east of Union Park. 474 Lake-st.
TO RENT—VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, FUR
lushed, with or without board, on the West Side
Address P 55, Tribune office.
TO RENT—2 ROOMS AND CLOSETS IN A NEW
house, to a man and wife without children. The
balance of house occupied by a gentleman and wife
only. Anyone wanting a good, neat homo for the win
ter for cheap rent could do no better. Address MIL
LARD, Tribune office.
TO BENT —ONE FRONT PARLOR AND
sleeping rooms, nicely furnished with lire, gas ami
use of bathroom. No. 65 Warren-av., one block from
Madison-fit.
TO RENT—ONE OR TWO UNFURNISHED
rooms, for gentleman and wife, with hoard. Apply
at 42 North Pcoria-st.. three doors from Lake.
TO RENT—TWO ROOMS. 356 S. SANGAMON
st.; one large furnished, one small unfurnished
to single gentlemen who board out. Family private.
Apply any evening.
TO RENT—TWO FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
for gentlemen only. Apply nt 22a Thlnl-av.
TO BENT—LODGING BOOMS, WITH OR
without board with use of parlor and sitting rooms,
in a private family, and no other boarders. Terms
reasonable. Atdfcßumside-st.
TO RENT—TWO FRONT ROOMS AT NO. 110
cst Madison-st., for office or sleeping rnnim.
TO RENT—LARGE FRONT ROOM, AT 130
Carroll-st., with or without board.
TO RENT—LARGE FRONT PARLOR, SECOND
floor. furnished, with board, if desired, suitable for
two gentlemen. Enquire at (J3 EUis-av., one block
from care.
TO RENT—A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM,
for onopr twtf gentlemen, in private family. 350
west Harrisou-st.
TO BENT—A LARGE UNFURNISHED FRONT
room; marble mantel and grate. Also, a small
tront x-oom. third lloor. 359 South Halsted at.
TO RENT—TWO HANDSOME PARLORS AND
bed room on main lloor, amt three bed-rooms on
second floor, on Willard-place; nicelr furnished; to
gentlemen. elthcraiiigleorin parlr; very choice; ref.
erences required. E. R. BOWES* «t SON, 13 Cen
tre-av.
fpO BENT—A VERY PLEASANT ROOM.
A nicely furnished, suitable for a sleeping room for
one or two gentlemen, at 4bo Wabasb-av.
TO RENT-FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR,
wifh grate or stove, at 395 West Jactson-st., near
centie-av.
130 RENT—ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN OR
gentleman and wife. Best of references required.
Apply at 420 West Jacksou-st.
TO RENT—A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS,
with or without board, in a private family, Ap.
ply after 9 a. m.. at No. 37 Twcnty-mth-st.
TO RENT—PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITH
use of kitchen, to a gentleman ami wife, or two
single gentlemen,at 12SC State-st., up stairs.
TO RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, PARLOR,
and bedrooms, at Oil Micblgan-av,, near Sixteenth
st. by Mr». JOHNSON, late of Jenks* Building.
TO RENT—ON MADISON-ST., NEAR ANN.
four rooms, all furnished for housekeeping; also
a suite of rooms for office, or as sleeping, ami parlor
(furnished if desired). Address TI D, Tribune office.
TO RENT—FURNISHED PARLOR. SLEEPING
room, and largo clothespress, with or without
board, at 18C 'West Van Buren-st., near Halsted.
TO- BENT—LARGE. WELL FURNISHED
front room, with closet and stove, for gentlemen;
would be a good place for some physician. Call at 143
West Adams-st.
TO RENT TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO
gentlemen or gentleman and wife, with or without
board. (Not for housekeeping.) No. 170 West Jackson
st., up stairs.
TO BENT—TWO ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
to a gentleman and wife. References given and re
quired, Enouiro at L. MANASSE «t CO., opticians,
95 West Madison-st.
TO RENT—A FEW FURNISHED ROOMS,
with or without board, at 3SO West Van Buren-st.,
corner of Ccntre-av.
TO RENT-FOUR ROOMS EN SUITE OR SIN.
gly; suitable for business or sleeping rooms. 539-
Wabash-av.
TO RENT—A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
Also two gentlemen boarders wauled at No. 57
North May-st.
TO RENT—A PLEASANT-FURNISHED FRONT
room; also,parlor,unfurnished; would answer
fora light business purj>oflo, or lodging. 427 Michigan-ar
TO BENT—TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR
two gentlemen, a large front room, handsomely
furnished, at2C7 Micliigan-nr.
TO RENT—TWO DOUBLE PARLORS AND
chambers. Also offices and barn, all on Wabash
ar., within ono block of tbo new postoffico,. WAR
BEN, KEENEY «fe Co., No. 391 Wabash-av.
TO RENT—A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WITH
bed-room and closet* Also, a barn with three stalls-,
at 250 Ewiug-st.
TO RENT —A WELL-PURNISHED FRONT
room, for one or two gentlemen. Also single room.
Inquire at 231 Twenty-flfth-st., near State.
TO BENT —TWO FRONT ROOMS, UNFUR
nished. with water In room and water-closet on
floor, at ~M Mlchigan-av. Reference required.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.
X 100. and 80 acres, well Improved, for Chicago prop
erty. WOLFE FINLEY, 419 South Clark-st.
TO EXCHANGE—TWO LARGE SOUTH SIDE
suburban lots, as first payment on cottage and
lot worth from SI,OOO to $2,000. ’AV T, Tribune office.
TO EXCHANGE—FOR LUMBER OR MILL
work, a brown inaro warranted to trot in three
minutes. Will give a good trade. Callou, or address,
11. BYRNE, 20j Wa.'shington-st., corner of Franklin,
near tunnel, new building. 2
TO EXCHANGE—I LOTS, NEAR THE CAL U
met Improvement, for horse and buggy. IRA
BROWN, HI West Waahlngtou-st
TO EXCHANGE —HOUSE AND LOT. $2,500.
near Twenty-second-sL. a'nd Stowart-nv., for sub
urban lots. IRA BROWN, HI West Wnahington-st.
TO EXCHANGE-7610 ACRES OF LAND IN Mis
souri for property hero. IRA BROWN, Hi AV cat
Waslungton-st.
Wanted— to exchange;—farm in cen;
tral lowa, 130 acres, for improved or unimproved
Chicago property; will pay difference In cash. R. G.
GOODWILLIE, 133 West Madlaon-at-
■\\TANTED—'TO EXCHANGE—SPLENDID BUSI
TV ness lot on Larraboost.; near Divtsion-st., paved
1 and lot sewered, for cottage and lofoaAAestort,; will
give a bargain- B. G. GOODWMLLIE, IS3 West Mari
ison-st.
WANTED-TO excuange-for lot. COT
tage, and lease, house to remove, good open bug.
gy, or piano, a small stocky assorted, of buck gloves
and mitts, in original packages. E. R. BOAVEN, 15
Centre-av.
TXTANTKD—PROPERTY IN THE R.URNT-BIS
TT trictin oxcliange for good paying property In
a flourishing city four hours by railroad from Chicago.
Apply TO .BUCHANAN, CARPENTER CO., 77
East’Lako-Bt. d
TTT ANTED—TO EXCHANGE FOB HORSES OR
TV lor other property, a stock of jewelry. Address
A W D. Tribune office, 459 AVabash-av.
MACHINERY.
STURTEA’ANT, FAN AND PRESSURE BLOW
cth. at Rochester Maclunery Mannlacturing-Co.
H. G. AVARNER. Manager, 37 and South Canal-at.
•\TTANTED—A SECOND-HAND MOULDING
TV machine (sticker), lu exchange for a 6-horse en
gine, or for part cash, and balance In monthl5 r pay
ments. Call on or address 11. M. ALLEN, 619 Wash
ingtou-av., near Wood-sl.
THE CHICAGO THIBTTNE
BOABDIRO AID LOSODIQ,
SEtDBIDOB-COUBT— A FEW GENTLEMEN
can find pleasant rooms, with board.
9 SOUTH may st.-a first-class piano
wanted, in exchange'for board; also a few table
.boarders.
1 QKORTH MAV-ST.-TO RENT. WITH BOARD
i n a Pemlemnn and wife, front alcove room, unfur
nished. Bath and cloaeta off. Table the very best.
OA BBYAKT-AV, NEAR DOUGLAS HOUSE
Cottage Grovo—A gentleman and wife can
find a largo pleasant front room, with alcove, hand
somely furnished. In private family;, first-class board
only two blocks from steam and one from street cars;
will rent unfurnished if desired: terras moderate;
references required.
AO NORTH MAY-ST.—UNFURNISHED PAB-.
ttAJior. for two gentlemen or gentleman and wife, to
rent, with board.
Ari HOTNE ST., COR. WARREN-AV FUR
nbtl m»hed front room, with alcove. U> reot with
board.; location first-class.
A A NORTH HALSTED-ST.—4 GENTLEMEN
übU can, be accommodated with rooms and board.
Also, a few day boarders.
SOUTH, GREEN-ST.. NEAR MADISON—
tIrtOno small front room, furnished, to rent, with
board, to gentlemen only.
PARK-AV.—VERY DESIRABLE LARGE
UU front room, with homo comforts; first-class
board; C o’clock dinners.
>7 K [SOUTH MORGAN.ST.—A GOOD HOME
i t/ and good board In a new marble-front house;
new paint, paper, carpels, and furniture.
QA SOUTH PEORIA-ST.—ONE OR TWO GEN
U V tlcmen can find good board.
A'T WEST MADISON-ST.-A FEW BOARDERS
*J i by the week; also, a nnmber of day boarders.
QQ ASHLAND-AV.—A GENTLEMAN AND
vO wife, or two single gentlemen, can bo accommo.
dated with furnished or unfurnished room and board,
in a private family; room has all modem improve
ment location first-class.
1 Oft SOUTH SAN GAMON-ST.—PLEASANT
Ivv rooms and first-class board.
1 A SOUTH PARK-AVT—TWO FRONT ROOMS.
XU 1 or c large and one smalL both furnished, to let
with board, in a private family on South Side, where
there are«r> other boarders; gentleman and wife or
Tamils* of three could he nicely accommodated. Ref
erences required.
*1 >7 SOUTH SANGAMON-BT. A FEW
XX hoarders can be accommodated with desir
able rooms.
1 QK TWENTY NINTH-ST.—between prai-
XOu rio and Calumet avs.; comfort and economy;
furnished rooms, with full or partial board, to adults
only.
'I A Ci WEST ADAMS-ST—ONE HALF OF FUR.
XmbV nished parlor to rent,, with board.
1A A WEST ADAMS-ST —A NICELY FOR-
X~*~t Dished front room,with hoard in a private fam
IKff WARREN-AV.—ROOM AND BOARD FOR
XtF i gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen.
Pleasant homes for tho winter, in a small family. Ad*
dress, j£B. Tribune office.
T /*A WEST ADAMS-ST. —TO RENT, WITH
J_v)«7 board in a private family, a pleasant room,
funnelled, suitable for gentleman aim wife, or two
gentlemen. House has ail modem Improvements.
T rj A WEST WASHINGTON-ST.-LAROE FUR
_L 1 tfaisbed front room, with board, for two; also,
two persons can be accommodated with day hoard.
1 GO PEORIA-ST.. CORNER VAN BOREN—
JL«7ArfA pleasant furnished room, with board, lor 3
gentlemen. Terms reasonable.
TAi NORTH DESPLAINES-ST.-A FEW
JLt7“fc boarders can bo accommodated with good
board and well furnished rooms at reasonable Kites.
O OA PAJK.AV.-TWO PLEASANT SINGLE
jU*dri brooms to rent, with board. In a small family.
WEST WASUINGTON ST,—PLEASANT
4 front room, with alcove, partly famished, to
rent, with board, to a couple, or two young gentlemen.
References exchanged. Private family.
OAG CALUMET-AV.-THREB LARGE ROOMS
on third door, suitable for housekeeping, sl2
per month: also, two largo chambers, second floor,
newly furnished, Brussels carpet, fire, ga* and water,
at and $7 per week; first-class house and private
family. New bam in rear to rent, $5 per month.
OK*7 WEST HARRISON-ST., A FEW DOORS
tJtJ 4 west »f Halsled-st.—Pleasant rooms and g«K*l
board at reasonable vales. A fpw flay hoarders cqul/ij
accommodated.
0/‘0 WEST WABHINGTON-ST.—CAN ACCO
tuodatc two or three gentlemen with board.
Reference required.
Qf? K WEST VAN IHJREN-ST.—GOOD BOARD
A Oaml pleasant furnished room for two goalie
men, iu i\ small family without Terms mod
erate.
MICHIOAK-AV.—A LABOR SUITE OF
front rwins to Jet. with board, the best ol re
lerOhce* gi vcb and required.
OOP WEST MONROE-ST—TWO ROOMS WITH
400 lirst-clasa lioanl. pinner at 12 or 6,aqtie-
hired.
OQK ORCIIARD-ST., FOUR BLOCKS WEST
400 of Lincoln Park—Two gentlemen can be ac
commodated with board and pleasant room.
QQfT MICHIOAN-AV.-FOR RENT, A LARGE
A*C/ 4 well-famished room for man and wife, or two
or three gentlemen, with or without beard, in private
family. Good reference rcqnirefL
QOQ FULTON-ST., BETWEEN CURTIS AND
May-sts.—An unfurnished unite of front
rooms to let, with board, in private family.
o*l WEST LAKE ST.—TO RENT, WITH
OX\Jboard, a large, well-furnishctl front room and
a middle room, each suitable for gentleman and lady,
or two young men. Plain substantial table, and reason
able price. Can accommodate two day boarders.
Q*| Q WEST MONROE-ST.—A LARGE ROOM,
OX U furnished or unfurnished, for gentleman and
lady, or two gentlemen, with board; also single room.
QQQ WEST VAN BUREN-ST.—TWO NICELY
Oajajfurnished rooms, with board; also day board
ers accommodated.
QQO WEST VAN BUREN-ST., CORNER OF
iJA/OAberdecn—One front room, furnished or tin
fnnushrd, with lH>ard; also accommodations for sin
gle gentlemen and day boarders. Cars pass the door.
QftTO WEST RANDOLPH-ST., THREE DOORS
QUO cast of Aun-.sf.—Ui»r«»s nlcoiy luminhed room
for gentleman and lady, or Iwo single gentlemen. Alw,
1 single room.
Qftl WESTMONROK-ST.—BOARDEBSWANT
OVIX ed with or without board.
Q/Ji WEST BANDOLPH-ST.-A FURNISHED
Ol>“t trout room for throe or/ourgentleiaen, with
boiiril, on reasonable terms.
Q tjyi MICHIGAN-AV—LARGE I'ARLORSAND
O lit other rooms with private tablo if desired.
Moderate prices and few boarders, nigbest refer
ences.
QQQ ADAMS ST. —NICELY FURNISHED
tip Orooms to rent, willi board, suitable for man
ana wife ami two cldldrcn or four gentlemen, in nice
private family, with dinners at I; first-class board
reasonable.
AOQ 1 f> BUTTERFIELD-ST.—A FEW DAY
it AO JL aj boarders can be accommodated ;b:ard
reasonable.
A ftQ WEST MADISON-ST.—ROOMS FOROEN‘
itOO tlemen. with Imard. Terms moderate.
QQ SOUTH BTATB-ST.—GOOD BOARD AND
itO«7 lodgings for3omen (early breakfasts)at $1.50
per week. Location central. Call and see.
A QA DUIINSIDE-ST.—BETWEEN TWENTY
rtfJr/ ninth and Thtrtioth-sts, one block west of
State-st.. good board and first-rato accommodations
for gentlemen. Everything new and reasonable.
KQK WEST MADISON-ST. ACCOMMODA
t/Otl tion for a few gentlemen. Terras reasonable.
KRA HUBBARD-ST.. NEAR PAULINA —A
tluU gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen,
can obtain a pleasant furnished room, with board, in
a private family, at reasonable rates.
KQO STATE-ST.. CORNER TWELFTH-TWO
tJOA nlcolv furnished front rooms to rent, with or
without hoard, suitable for two or three gentlemen.
References required.
t~A A WEST LAKE ST.—TWO SINGLE GEN
i ifcvF tlemen, or gentleman and wife, can be accom
modated with room ami board in a private family.
References exchanged.
r-Rl WEST MADISON-ST.—FURNISHED, OR
i fix unfurnished rooms, with board, for four gen
tlemen ;no other boarders: house new; terms mpder-
ttDW WABASH-AV. —ONE LARGE FRONT
iO 4 room on second floor, with carpet, curtains,
•gas and fuel, to rent, with board, to geut and vife;
private family.
mm A MICHIGAN-AV. FURNISHED ROOM
i irk aud board In private family for two gentle
men; olso, a few day-boarders can be accommodated..
Q1 17WABASH-AV.-MRS.SEIBERTTHROUGH
OJ_ i the assistance of friends, has taken the house
occupied hv Dr. Hoyue, where she will bo happy to sue
her friends. Handsome parlors to rent, wit it board.
Dav boardei's accomodated,
QOa MICHIGAN-AV.—A LARGE ROOM, PUR
OOOnlshcd, warmed, and lighted, to rent, with
board, suitable for gentleman and wife or two young
men. Terms reasonable. Please call.
MICHIGAN-AV.—TWO BEAUTIFULLY
£i i furnished front rooms.'connecting, with Urn
class hoard, to gentleman and wife or throe gontlemen.
Terms moderate. Use of barn If desired.
AQA WEST MADISON-ST.—GOOD BOARD.
«70vF Rooms furnished and warmed- Terms rea
sonable.
ADD WEST MADISON-ST.—A LABGE FRONT
ffCjAJ room, unfurnished, for gentleman nndwife.
Also, a pleasant furnished room for two gentlemen,
with board, at $5 per week.
I A>rO PRAIRIE-AV.—ROOMS, WITH BOARD.
XU i £i References required.
-t fir* A 't O WABASH-AV—ONE VERY
XU i“t JL m £i pleasant furnished room suitable
lor 2 gent lumen with good ImariL
~t a MICHIOAN-AV. MARBLE-FRONT
lily Ikui.su, first-class rooms ami board for two
or three gentlemen.
*J fr O STATE-ST.—TWO GENTLEMEN. OR
XX i O gentleman and wife, can obtain furnished
parlor nmlbedroom, with or withour board, in a private
family; no other boarders. References required.
llAfi PRAIRIE-AV.—MARBLE FRONT AND
XXf/O marble mantels; all late improvements. A
lino alcove room unfurnished, except carpets, with
good board.
C>AA PRAIRIE-AV,, CORNER TWENTY-
Xiluv sixth-st., omnibuses pass the door—Fur
nished rooms for gentleman and wife; also, for single
gentlemen, in n private family.
1 OOA INDIANA-AV.—A PLEASANT FRONT
room, with board, in piivato family. Terms
reasonable.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN
ho accommodated with furnished rooms and first
class Inmrd in a private family on the West Side, cou
venlent to horse-ears. House contains all modem Im
provements. Address, P. P, Tribune office. Refer
ences exchanged.
Aky person desiring TO -EXCHANGE
gentlemen's clothing, to the amount of SSO. for
board, can hear of a chauco by addressing Dh JriD
une office. Good references exchanged.
IMPERIAL PARLORS—S34 WABASH-AV., NEAR
Thlrtecnth-st.—A few rooms to rent with first class
board for gentlemen or gentlemen and their wi\es;
hot and cold water and first class hotel accommoda
tions at reasonable prices.
MICHIGAN AV., NEAR TJITSNTY-TniRD-ST.
Four rooms to rent, with in
Pcferencb required. Address BOSTON, Tribune
branch office, 4G9 Wabash-av.
Madison house, 121 and west mad-
Ison-st.; $2 per day; tiny bear!. per week.
OK. CALUMET-A V.. NR^TWENTV.FODBTII
st., in first-class house, responsible part) can
find a front parlor ami bedroom, with
good brick house. Address BA L, branch Tribune
ofllce.
UITE OF FRONT BOOMS AND BOARD, WITH
hot and cold water, closets, etc., n .9 sir A? l
for two gentlemen. Address TC, 306 West Madison-st-
WASHINGTON-ST NEAR LINCOLN
st. Brick house. A small furnished room and good
board for a single gentlemen. Also two day boarders
wanted. Acldn-gs. JACKSON. Tribune ofllce.
sewing machines.
F~OR SALE-A WHEELER WILSON SEWING
machine, nearly new, at 312 W ashlngtoa-st.
/3.ET THE BEST THE NEW OF*TCE OF THE
VXAmerican Button-hole, Sewing
BLichiuo Company is at 15i South pffited-et-. TVhero
they can bo bought on easy monthly payments. Par
ties having lost machines by tho flro liberal!) dealt
with. Canvassers wanted.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICE OP J. A.
Wilkins, formerly 131 Dearborn-st., now IG7 MU
waukce-av. Machines sold on monthly installments,
and work given lu payment i£ desired, j
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 19M.
BOARD WASTED.
Board— by a gentleman and wipe,
with furnished room, oa tbo West Side, with
borne comforts. Address E Ip. G5 Booth Canal-st.
BOARD— BY* GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,-OR
•furnished room without board. References
exchanged. Address, stating terms, C. C. TRIPP, 4t«
State st.~
Board— by a gentleman ik a genteel
private family on the West Side, east of Union
-Park; should prefer a family whore there are no other
-boarders. Addressv stating location, terms. <fce». o H
T, care of Cleveland Paper Co., 17 South Jefferson-at.
Boabd-by gentleman. WIFE, AND
childSyears, between Park-ar. and Moaroe-at,
and Ashland-*?. and Wood-et. Address B&, Tribune
office. _
Boabd-by a gentleman, a good single
room and first-class board in a central location on
South Side, where there Is pleasant society; unexcep
tionnble references. Address, with particulars, P. 0.
BOX 489.
Board— by a single gentleman, with
good room, north of Twelfth.st, on Wabaah-av.;
references exchanged. Address Z, Tribune office.
Board— by a lady, and cji ild a years
old, in a private family on tuo South Side, south of
Sixteenth-st.. and north of east
of statc-st. Address, with price, DAVIS, Tribune
office.
Board— with furnished room, by a
young Indy, iu the neighborhood of the Swedish
Movement Cure (GO2 Wabash-av.). Address M] K,
Tribune office. v
BOARD-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
desire board in a pleasant family, on the South
Side; references will he asked and given. Address,
for one week, HENRY PAYSON, Tribune office.
Board— by two young gentlemen,
witli famished room, in a private family. Address
H S T, Tribune office.' Washington, Madison and
Monroe-sts. preferred.
Board— fob self, wife and child (7
years) in a first-class family. Two front rooms
or one large one. furnished. Must bo good location.
Address 104, Tribtme office, for three days.
B CARD—A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE
board and lodging east of Union Park, north of
Van Bnren-st. Two meals a day and will pay $6. Ad
dress SURE PAY, Tribune office.
Boabd-on the west side-a- good.
sized well-furnished room, with first-class hoard,
hot and cold water, Ac. Private family preferred.
References. Address RH, Tribune office.
Board— a young lady who is employed
during the day, wishes board in a private family,
where she con have the comforts of a homo; room
alone preferred. Best of references given. Address,
stating terras and location, BASEMENT, 222 West
Madison st.
Board— on south side, north of
Twelfili-st., by a man in iwrmanont business; de
sires a good room and first-class table. Address T
W, Tribune office.
Board— by two young jien a well i-nit
nished room with good board on Michigan or Wa
bash-avs., north of Slxteenth-st. Everything mnst bo
first-class. Address, for two days, WILLIAMS, Tri
bune brand! office, 4G9 Wabash-av.
Board— and furnished room for a sin
glo gentleman between Twenty-fonrth and Thlr
tieth-sts. and west of Indlana-av. Address CIIT, 870
Micblgan-av. References required.
Board— a first-class teacher of vocal
and instrumental music wishes to find a room and
board for tuition nortlilof Twenty-slxth-st. or on any
avenue near town. Address MC, at Cobb Andrews'
bookstore.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A STOCK OF HARDWARE. TIN WARE, TlN
hit’s tools, and store fixtures fur sale, at 3U7 and
3971 West Lake-st., as the proprietor wishes to leave
for the Pacific coast.
A COMMISSION BUSINESS FOR SALE
wiD» cheap lent in the best location, for only S3OO.
The proprietor is sick and must sell. Address, COM
MISSION BUSINESS, Tribune ofiice.
A GOODDRUG STORE IN ONE OFTHE PLEAS
ontest suburbs of Chicago for sale. Business lair
and must increase. Inquire of FRANCIS W. COREY
CO., 472 Wabash-av.
A LARGE GROCERY AND SALOON FOR SALE
first-class location. Reasons for selling out. 11l
health. Good chance for a live min. Ad'itess W \V,
Tribune office.
A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS A FEW HUNDRED
dollar* can buy a half interest in a nice, paying
restaurant. Address ABC, Tribune ottlco.
A MAN WITH A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
cau buy ont a flint class general agency business
which baa been established se*en rears, andwlll
fonl a lino Income Callo*"''
*rM J-”ulton-dU
I —i
H'ii-uit MILL FOB SALK, IN ILLINOIS. I*o
a. miles froln Cbicago; a four-run islll complete,
With c-uclbeand boilers, and all the*necessary machin
ery, with cooper’s shop, etc., the eptiro for SC,SO0 t or
the engine and boiler, stones and mwtUpeiT, xvlli bo
sold separate. Apply to J. W. BAXTER dt CO.. mill
furnishers, foot V est Washington-st., Chicago, 111.
GBuOamY FOR SALE—FULL STOCK; GOOD
corner trade—all cash: West Side, centre of busi
ness paved streets, tint-class neighborhood. Other
business to attend to, It, KENNEDY, 133 West Mad
ison-st.
Grocery store, stock, and fixtures,
houso and lease included, for sale. Apply at 310
FQUc-Bt., or T. J. FITZGERALD. Tribune office.
Perhaps some reliable man whose
hardware business was destroyed by tbo fire,
would like to Join me with capital sufficient to re-es
tablish the some In Chicago. If so. address HARD
WARE, Douglas House, city, stating where inter
view can be had.
TIN AND HARDWARE STORE FOR SALE, ON
West Indlana-st. No. 171. A good bargain for cash.
mHE TOOLS, PATTERNS, FLASKS, AC,, AC,,
X oftbePeort* City Foundry and Machine Shop,
for sale, at a bargain, being a complete outlitfora
lint-class foundry and machine shop: these tools, pat
terns, Ac., are all In good order, and are offered very
cheap, and on liberal terms. Address 11. Q. ANDER
SON A CO., Peoria. 111.
mOBACOO AND CIGAR STORE AND NEWS
X Depot for sale- Inquire at 517 West Madlson-st.
mo PRINTERS—POR SALE CHEAP, ONE NEW
X Bigelow Plow Paper-catting machine, made by
Trcmont Safe and Machine Co.. Apply to GEO. B.
TAYLOR. 379 State-st.
UNPARALLELED OFFER—PINE FIXTURES
and stock of CTOceries gaoo cash, and house ou
leased lot or lowa land. 419 South Clark-st,
CS/< PtA WILL SECURE, TO THE ‘RIG HT MAN
interest inagood paying business. Ap
ply at 130 West Waablngton-st, Room l.
OrAA secubes half interest in
business with Si,ooo stock; clears £l5O
monthly; no bonus or further capital. 053 siatc-st.,
Room 2.
Q*| AAA OR OVER TO INVEST IN A
UJL«I/Ulf small manufacturing business con
cern that pays well, by a good business man. J W,
Tribune office.
DESTRUCTION.
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER WOULD LIKE
pupils in instrumental and vocal music. Terms
reasonable. Call at No. 10CB Pralrio-av., north of
Twenty-third-st.
MISS LATIMER, TEACHER OF GERMAN, 13
Ccntre-av., West Side.
SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND
evening drawing class, from .7 to 9 on Monday,
Wednesday ami Friday, 337 West Madlson-at.
WANTED— A MAN TO GIVE PRIVATE LES
sons in dancing one or two evenings weekly,
pood references required. Address Y M, Tribune
office.
TYTANTED-A YOUNG LADY WISHES A
T T vocal instructor to fit hormiistc for the orchestra.
Prefers a leader. Answer M L 31, Tribune office.
'TkTANTED—A GOOD MUSICIAN TO TAKE
tt day board In pay for piano instruction. 95
South Jeilerson-st.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIES, Ex
press wagons, harnesses and mhos-of all grades
at 43 Hnrmou-court, tear of 533 Wabash-av. M. c.
BRADLEY.
COUNTRY' BOARD FOR 3IORSES-GOOD CARE
good feed, and reasonable price, twenty miles from
Chicago, Address WARREN YV. SMITH. Downer's
Grove, liL Reference. E. B. Smith, 31 and 33 Canal-st.
For sale-a good-sized, gentle horse.
perfectly sound, and In good condition; would be
statable for nearly any kind of work; also a sliding
seat, covered buggy, In good order; will be sold cheap,
as the owner has no nso for them. Inquire at |«4
South Greemst.
TOOKSALE-CHEAPFOR CASH—THREE BEAU
-1 tiful work nudes witli wagonsandharuess. Inquire
of WM. HUDSON. 120 llllnols-st.. North Side. 1
FOB SALE—JUST RECEIVED, A NEW STYLE
of business wagon at very reasonable
price. PEIiNOYER, SHAW CO-, 325 and 327
M abash-av., conibr Congroas-st.
Fob sale-at 3to habrison-st very
cheap for cash tlireo young horses, or would ex
change for broken down horses to take in the country.
FOR SALE-SIX LARGE DRAFT HORSES AT
very low figure... All you that wish to purchase
wul.do well to call at 42 Harmon-coort.
For sale—or yvill trade for carpen
tcror mIH work, a ninc-.vcar old brown mare,
soupd,kn«l.tnie. and every way right; will stand
without liitchlngj; warranted to trot a mile in three
minutes. Call on or address H. BYRNE, atnew
building, 201 Washington-at., corner of Frankliu, near
tnmieL
For sale—or exchange—my' entire
rig. consisting of a splendid pair of bay horses,
good size, a light, elegant top buggy. I dog cart, 1
sleigh and bells, double and single sets of liarnoss. lap
robes. Ac. Will exchange for good inside real estate,
or will sell cheap for cash. Addresser call at 596 Wa
haah-ar.
Fletcher lazf.ab, us michigan-av..
lake front, hare on hand a large assortment of
harness robes. horse blankets. «tc., which they will
sell cheaper than any house in Chicago; also, car*
riagea at lower prices than ever. Giro them a call
they w.ont bo undersold.
For sale—one span of strong Morgan
work horses, safe, sound and reliable; work double
or single; ingood condition. C. IV. DEAN, 51 South
Ilalstcd-st.
FORSAX.E— HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS.
Have got to bo sold, as 1 bave no use for them.
Impure, Sunday or Monday, at 6-10 South Halsted at.
Horses for sale i pair heavy
horses,barness, and bulk wagon. I aincleborac.
J. BUCKLT, 182 West Madlson-st.
WAN TED-A PEDDLING WAGON AND A
one horse truck. Apply on Monday to DAWSON
SHIELDS, No. 83 South Greeu-st.
ANTED—SIXTY BOARDERS AT C. D. WAR
-11 BEN A CO.’S Livery Stable, corner of Twenty
fifth and Btatc-st. Best accommodations In the city.
WILLIAM KELSEY, Superintendent, Late with
Smith A Flagg.
WANTED— A BUGGY HORSE, FOB HIS
keeping; good care guaranteed. Apply at 13k!
intUana-ar., to-day.
WANTED— TO BUY—SECOND-HAND. LIGHT,
two-soated cutter. GEO. WILLARD, 353
Wabash-av.
■fJTT ANTED—TO BUY A ONE-HORSE STAKE
11 spring wagon. Must bo cheap and In good or
der. Apply at No. 70 West Washington-at. -BEARD,
SAVAGE "BEARD.
■WANTED—I WANT TO BUY A WAGON TO
t" haul brick. 13-1 Inch, 5-S tire. Call to-day at 436
Ualon-st, near Twclfth-at. W. LUMSDEN..
WANTED-A- GOOD OPEN or TOP BUGGY.
11 in exchange for a fine set of now mink furs and’
a sewing machine.. Address FUR MANUFAC
TURER, Tribune ofllce.
C*[> A A*WILL BUY ONE OF THE HANDSOM-
Q/jSfW est horses In the town; thorough-bred;. C
ywra old; bright chestnut, 15i hands high, weight
I.OCO lbs; sound, and perfectly broken, and gentle,
either in harness or saddle; heavy mane and tall,
G. GRIFFITH, Bam No. 1052, rear of same number on
Michigan ar.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS]
For SALE—ONE OVAL gilt frame Mlß
ror, 5 feet 6 inches by 3 feet 6 inches: also one
black walnut bedstead. Apply at 42 East Harrison-st-
Household goods—parties wishing
to dispose of fnrnlturo, carpets, crockery, and gen
oral household goods, call on or address j. 11. PIKE,
751 West Lake-st.i agent for Dunk's steel bed-bottom.
All kinds of rejioiring promptly attended to. Ontsidu
auction sales solicited, ana satisfaction guaranteed.
J. B. PIKE, Agent ami Auctioneer.
FOB SALE—A LARGE-SIZED second-hand
beating stove at 774 Michlgan.av. r
XV ANTED— I TO RENT—a HANDSOME CHAM
-11 her and parlor set. with paintings. Ac., until May
l: v ill give good price and l)est of care. Address iin.
medbtelv, CARLVSLE, Trlbtino branch office.
TITAKTED —.FIRST-CLASS CANVASSERS.
IT elthermaleor femal<v.to handle Palmer'* Auto*
malic Bobbin Winder,~tho most valuable sewing ma
chine attachment ever, invented. It beats the man
that Intent*! sleep. Call nod witness the workings of
.the little wonderst the General Westers Agency,*2D6
West Madison-sL, corner Green.
Jtttaktkd—a first-class, steady, ue
-TT liable single man to driven dray horse. Also,
wanted a good one-horso track or stout exp redd wagon
;and harness, by C. H, BECKWITH A Co.
WANTED— TWO PORTERS. ONE SHIPPING
clerk, and one salesman, who have had experience
and who can bring vouchers lor their honesty. None
others need apply. F. D. COSSITT CO., Michigan
av.,nearMonroe-Bt,
WANTED— A'WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE
carrying a largo stock would make arrangements
with two or three salesmen who could influence a good
trade of their own. Address CLOTHING. Tribune
office. All communications strictly confidentiaL
WANTED— INTELLIGENT YOUNG MEN TO
learn and engage in the telegraphing business at
PORTER’S NATIONAL TELEGAPH COLLEGE,
SC2 Wahash-av.
*rrranted—AN ACTIVE OFFICE-BOY MUST
T V write a good hand and come well recommended.
2to 4, at 45 Soath Desplalnes-st. T. L.
WANTED— FIRST-CLASS CITY CANVASSERS;
extraordinary inducements. Address GOLD
MEDAL SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, 393
West Madison-sL
TTtrANTED—FIRST CLASS CITY CANVASSERS.
T V extraordinary inducements. Address Gold Medal
Sewing Machine Company, 393 West Madlsoa-st.
WANTED— LOCAL AND TRA VELING AGENTS
to take orders for wood and coal. Commission
from I2jc to 50c ton. Address COAL DEALER. Tri
bune.
WANTED— ACTIVE AGENTS TO HANDLE
Palmer’s Automatic Bobbin Winder. Exclu.
slve territory given to good men. 206 West Madi
son- 6t.
WANTED— 25 MEN AT H. RICE’S STONE
quarry near old artesian well, wages £1 per day
and steady work: also man and his wife, inquire at
335 Sonth ilalstcd-et.. or at quarry.
WANTED— A TEAMSTER-SINGLE MAN, TO
work for the winter or by the ye *r, at moderate
wages and boarded. Apply at Room 22,105 West Ran
dolph-Bt,
WANTED LABORERS TO GO SOUTH.
Cheap tickets to St. Louis. Memphis, Vicksburg,
New Orleans. Mobile, and to all Southern points, at
the lowest rates. Apply at 210 West Randolph-at-, in
cigar store.
"ITTANTED—AN ATTENTIVE YOUNG MAN TO
take care of a cow and do other light chorelng
about my house. Labor islight, pay small,bat will have
a good home. Apply between 10 and 11 o’clock in base.
went of 76 West Randolph,st.
•TOTANTED—GENTLEMEN COPYISTS. WORK
T Can bo done at homo Tnontiy. AO,lr« M j. wa T_
LER, 785 West Madlson-sL, care of Dr. Dodge, Dentist.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WHO IS WlLL
ing to work, to act as porter in tbo Blenis House,
northeast corner Canal and Randolph-sta.
■TXTANTED—2S WOODCHOPPERS FOR INDL
TT ana; a winter’s work. Also 100 farm hands for
this State at $1 per day and board. Cheap tlckota to
St. Louis. Memphis. Now Orleans. Vicksburg. Mobile,
&c„ at EMPLOYMENT HEADQUARTERS, Room
31 Lind’s Block. Randolph-st. bridge.
TJ|TANTED-6 OR 8 LABORING MEN. ACCUS
t T tomed. to pile lumber. None need apply but
those who nadestanfl their business. Inquire at m 11,
ALLEN BARTLETT, 452 to 459 Van Bureu-st.
WANTED—A RELIABLE YOUNG MAN TO DO
VT early morning work, and take care of horses.
Reference required. Address S 73. Tribune office.
WANTED— A GOOD PEDLEB. TO ONE WHO,
has had experience in the city, and can fnrti' j.
satisfactory references, good wages ami a pc«ui» r oa£
situation will be given. Address LAWIOBJwB Trib
nne ofiicc.
TXT ANTED—A COPYIST; 01*1* WHO WRITES
YT a clear, legal band, tree from doorl-fli. Address
S H. Tribune office.
TXTANTED—SO CANVASSEF3; r £Q SELL TD&B
11 new Wilson sewing machine. Applyat tLo
office. S7B West Madison-at. L'JRD, HOYT, Vrrr!
LIAMS.
TTTANTED—A KEAT COLORED BOY TO WAIT
t* oa tablo, and make hlmsell centrally O-sofoi
aroand the liouae. Beferenco required. 7%i Wafcaiik
WANTED-AN
packer at gpq iioo*
Bookkeepers* Clerks, dec.
T^ANTED—SEVERAL EXPERIENCED SALES
T men la a leading New York jobbing boasts to sell
woollens,'flannels, and blankets* Address Box 3252.
New York City.
WANTED-DRUG CLERK—A YOUNG MAN
18 or 10 years of ago, who has been in the busi
ness 3or 4 years; one who can talk English and Ger
man preferred. Address Drawer iMi, Council Bluffs,
lowa.
TJSTANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD
T* some experience in the grocery trade, to work
inastore; most come well recommended «r not at all;
a good Biluation to tlxo right person. Apply at 313
Hubbard-st.
■VTTANTED—A SALESMAN OF ABILITY AND
ll energy. A good chance for the right man. Apply
t0 O J, Tribune office.
BAR-KEEPER AND BOOK-KEEP
YV er for willl I W m 31.000 to s2,ooocash socur
ily, and good giTfiL Apply to BRIGGS, 131
South Clark-st.
TTSTANTED—READY-MADE CLOTHING SALES
TT man. Address CLOTHING. Tribune office.
TXT ANTED—SALESMAN—A SMART GERMAN,
11 thoroughly acquainted with the grocery trade;
young man preferred: Fair compensation paid. Ad*
dross W. H. HOSKINS, 259 West Lake-st.
WANTED— A SALESMAN OP EXPERIENCE
in notions and small wares, competent to take
charge of this department. Apply at 235 and 237 West
Madisou-st.
Trades*
TITAN TED—TO PHOTOGRAPHERS—A STRICT
TT ly-flnrt-classoperator, with $1,200.0r 11.500 cash. to
take a half interest in the leading galliry in a city of
2.1,000 Inhabitants. Call until Tuc.-ulay neon, at 148
Fourth-nr. Afterward address PHOTOGRAPHER,
Box 118, Lake City, Minn.
WANTED— A FEW GOOD CARPENTERS.
Cali this morning at 206 Paulina-st.
WANTED— SLATE |AND TIN ROOFERS AND
galvanized Iron cornice men. A. KINSELY
CO., 74 and 75 West Monroe-St.
WANTED— AT79 DOUGLAS I’LACE, A BLACK
smith, uaedtohuggy and light repairing pre
ferred.
WANTED— A COMPETENT MACHINE HAND—
to do sawing and grooving *or cabinetwork.
Apply to a. B. ANDREWS CO., 83 West Washing.-
ton-at. Office desk manufacturers.
'nr ANTED MONDAY MORNING—A GOOD
TT mattress-maker at 49t West Madison-st., In
basement.
TSTANTED—A RAPID COMPOSITOR; ALSO, AN
T f experienced printer, to take charge of a small
daily and Job office. None but competent and Indus
trlous men nco<l apply. Room 4. No. 9 South Canal-st.
\\T ANTED—A GOOD WATCHMAKER TO GO
It into the country. Apply at 395 Wabash-av. M.
KRONGBERO.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CANDY MAKER.
Apply at No. 76 North Green-st.
WANTED— IMMEDIATELY. 3 GOOD IRON
moulders,at the Eagle Iron Works. Terre Haute,
Ind. Apply at 333 State st., Chicago, 111.
WANTED-ONE GOOD BOOK COMPOSITOR.
Apply Monday morning at LAKESIDE
MONTHLY office. Room 3, No. 10West Randolph.at-
WANTED —A GOOD LITHOGRAPHIC EN
graver. Call on Monday, at Garden City Lith
ographing Co..- No. 30 West Madison-st.
TTTANTED A RELIABLE FIRST-CLASS
T T printer, capable of taking charge of the mechani
cal department in the publication of a weekly Journal.
Address, with references, C S, Tribune office.
•WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WATCHMAKER,
t T Monday morning, at 152 South Hnlsted-st.
\I|rANTED—TINNERS, AT T. H. MANNING
TT CO., 610 Cottage Grove-av.
WANTED-A GOOD TAILOR WITH GOOD
references. Apply at 308 Miehigan-av.
NTTANTED-TWO FRAME GILDERS AND TWO
T T wall paper decorators. Men who thoroughly un
derstand their trade. Address HEGAN BROTHERS.
138 Mnin-st, Louisville. Ky. 1
*\lT ANTED—TAILORS FOR CUSTOMWORK AT
TT 353 South Clark-st.
WANTED—PRESSMAN—A NO. I SOBER MAN
tt who understands the details of first-class Job
Press work, and all kinds of Job Presses, can hear of a
first-class steady place by addressing, with references..
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO., Evansville, Indiana.
WANTED— A GOOD STICK CANDYMAKEB
also a man on starch work. 115 Blue Island-av.
■TIT ANTED—TEN FIRST CLASS PAINTERS.
IT the highest wages will be paid for good moo.
Apply early Monday morning at 508, 670 and 573 State.
"TIT ANTED—JOB PRINTERS—AT THE GREAT
TT Western Printing Company's, 4fl and 43 West
Lakc-st. Printing of all kinds dono cheap.
'TTTANTED —FOREMAN FOR PRESS ROOM;
T cylinder and Gordon presses. LANDON, BOYD
dk CO., steam job printers, 10 and 12 West Twelf th-at.
TETANTED—GOOD UPHOLSTERER; MONDAY*
TT morning. 1219 State-st.
/rtTANTED—ONE FIRST-CLASS. PEG-BOOT
T" maker, and one man on repairing. aooj west
Lake-wt.
WANTED— 20 FIRST-CLASS TINNERS, GOOD
wages, in door work. Earlv Monday. NOR
TON «t FaNCHEB, 63 ami 65 South Canal.
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS WATCHMAKER.
COGSWELL <fc CO., 306 West Madisou-st.
WANTED—2O9 CARPENTERS. HAL3TBDST.
'T T theatre. 81 Halsted-st.: would like some men that
liavo worked for mo before, to act as foremen of the
different sections. WALLACE HUME.
WANTED— EXPERIENCED SPICE PACKERS'
Applj-atTSastate-st.
~\KTA NTED-6 GOOD CIGAR MAKERS (UNION
T T lie mis); steady work and good wages offered. D.
LIBIENFELD A BRO„ Kalamazoo, Mich.
TUAKTED THREE GOOD TINNERS AT 130
TT West Lake-at MANNING A BROWN.
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS WATCHMAKER,
at once. J. B. MAYO A CO., 468 Statc-st.
WANTED— THREE OR FOUR GOOD JOB
printers, to whom steady employment will be
given. Apply at factory, corner wood and Tyler-sts.
SIILLARD DECKER.
TENANTED—'TWOBJOB PAPER RULERS. TO
ll finst-clasa men the highest wages and permanent
employment will be given. Apply at factory, comer
Wood and Tyler-sts. f übokkr.
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS BUSHELMAN
for custom work; also, a good boy to carry par.
cels. Apply to RYMAL, 113 South Halstcd-st.. up
stairs.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Dr. Mathew and madam maynard can
tell of business. Journeys, marriages, law suits,
absent friends, lost or stolen property r con positively
tell the truth about anything you wish to know; cures
all diseases, or no pay. ISO west Madlson-st.
HriSS L. M. HENDEE. MAGNETIC AND
ITJL eclectic physician, 355 West Randnlph-st., Chi
cago. Clairvoyant examinations. Ladles,si; gents,s2.
TifME. MILSOM, NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT,
iIJL 929 South Stnte-st. Gents not admittwl.
TO LEASE.
To Lease—on long time— loo feet on
Jackson-sJ., between State and feet
on Quincy-st.betweenJStateaml Dearborn-sta.; 80x33
on Adams-sA, between Wabash and ilichigau-ava
•10x170on Wabash-av.. north of Monroe-st.; 00xl70on
Wabash-ay north\of Harrison-at.; 80x120 on. Wabash
nv., near Congress-st.: besides several other pieces
not in this list.; J.S. GQULD. 35t Wabash-av.;
TO LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A LARGE
brick residence with 24 rooms, suitable for a first*
class private hotel or together with 500 feet
of ground room, large trees, handsome shrubbery, otc.
Tho above Is centrally located at 475 West Washing
ton-st., fronting Union Park.- Apply {on the premises.
TO LEASE—VERY DESIRABLE LOT, 60X100
feet, southwest corner Wabash-av. and Twenty
tbinl-st. Apply to W. H. SAMPSON A CO., 235 West
Madison-st,
To LEABE-VBBY DESIRABLE LOT. m 60X100
feet to allev. southwest comer Van Boron sL and
Fllth-av.. on long time, at very reasonablejprlco. Ap
ply to W. H. SAMPSON A CO.. Real Estate and
House-Renting Agency, 235 West Madlson-st.
TO LEASE —%*ERY DESIRABLE LOT, 80X75
feet, southeast corner Adams and Markot-ate., on
long time. Apply to W. H. SAMPSON A CO,, 235
West Madlson-st.
WAIC^jBD—FEMAXE HELP.
v. iSlinaKieo^ts. r
W A SJ NURSE. APPLY AT 45
iaJp.nL 11 between S and Pa. m. and I anti
•WANTED-A GIRL THAT. KNOWS HOWTO
wJ.V-i,? p toba cco for cigar maker*. Apply at $73
V> eatMadiJOn-at-. in thervar. ,u
girl who has been used
J t n Packing candy, paifttlng toy*. etc., la a cumly
«r»l^UH ,anoll nrcll work and tors.
anaroVe^wik^.' 1 15 Xo ,h or in
'W' A ?rT ED l 1 t i' TV ,°IRLS FOR ALT. KINDS
iomatSie.™'li^ rt- Applr Mra THOMPSON.
TO ASSIST
I n?i?^h. a ll c 2lHP aninn for :ol.v. in small
farailreOf gvotlsttun and wife, with roforonce pah
at 195 woed-at, on the 3d from 4 to 7, or Monday bo
lore 10 a. m.
Domestics.
XXTANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO HELP TO DO
TT the work of a boardinghouse. Cull at u West Van
Bnren-st.
TYTANTED—AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO DO
TT general housework In a small family at «n:t indl.
ana-av.
WANTED— A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework, except cooking; goodwn-esauda
nice heme. Apply at luo Sooth Lincolnat.
IYTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO DO
T T housework in a small family; one who wishes a
steady placo can call at 935 ludiana-av.
■\T|TANTED— A COOK AND SECOND GIRL TO
i" go to Kenwood, mile south of city limits and near
station. Coll at S£! Wabash-av.
WANTED— A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework: would wish to como recommended.
Apply in basement. No. 1010 Michigan-av.
WANTED— GIBL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
housework at ITS or 178 West Lake-st., up-stairs.
*TITANTED—AT THE SOUTHERN HOTEL, COR.
it of Clark and-Harrisoa-ats. One pastry cook,
and two diuing room girls.
“tVANTED— AT NO. 120 WABASH-AV.. A GOOD
TT computentSwedishorGerniangiritodo kitchen
work. Reference required.
W AS,TED A GOOD GERMAN GIRL OB
TT woman, to cook, and do general work in a res
taurant. Inquire at 251 South Halstcd-st. Monday.
WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND
ironer, in a private family. 219 South Sangamon.
TYT-ANTED—A GOOD COOK; MUST THOR
TT oughly understand her business; familv small
and private. Apply Monday and Tuesday at 705 Ww;
Monroe-st.
TUAHTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL. 14 OR Ts
TT years old, as nurse for two small chiMTvu
have references. Apply at 1297 Imllnno-av. mt
■\XTANTED—A GOOD GIRL THA T nVDFR.
Momlay, at 21lTflwen?y-&iiySu ra l «wfc** .work. Apply,
WANTED-A GIRL FOR. G* p r mTTC
work in a private family.' ENER-VL HOUSE*
i Jr ,at 349 Calumet-av.
WlwiSSllMT? 00 VoMAN COOK, AT 353
"W'tor™?r*.^ r RST -CLASS COOK. APPLY.
at the Madison House, 121 and 120
GlhL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE-
Irish«-ar family (private). Positively no
at aont’ dutho bill, bat a good place for a good girl,
at tuj' JTr6Bt comer of Lincoln and Polton-ata. Apply
■e. Come prepared to stay.
"*IC ANTED—GOOD GENERAL SERVANT. CO IT
potent to cook, traali,and iron: reference re
quiretL Aiqily at EM West Adams-st.
T*7ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN, NORWEGIAN,
i f Swede, or English girl to do general housework
In a small family. Apply at 253 Walnnt-st.. West Side.
XSTANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
11 homework In a family of two able to c«ok.
wash, and iron. At No. 218 Twenty-nimh-st., between
R abash and Michigan a vs.
'ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, at 4-22 Vanßuren-st.
"IXTANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
T work, Norwegian or Swede, or Scotch one that
can talk English. Apply at 54G West Washingtonst.
TOP? general house
„ortc. Apply
XJ|rANTED—A YOUNG GIRL, 14 TO Hi YEARS
n old, to assist in general housework. Call to-day
at cos West Van Burou-st,
-•MidSWABE
.mjclilgau-av.
~\KT ANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL/ HOUSE
TT work at 452 West Vanßuren-st.
TOTANTED—A GOOD STEADY GIRL TO
T? wash and iron, must have good reference.
Apply at 50 Lake-av.,near Dougias-place.
XITANTED—A COMPETENT KITCHEN GIRL
atOSPark-av. Good references required.
WANTED —A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
ironer, can find a good homo in a private family.
Must have best of references. Apply at (22 Wabash
av., from 10 a. m. to 12 ra;
TOTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK
11 one that understands cooking, at 50 South May
st Reference required. J
WANTED A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS.
References requited. 290 West Washlngton-st.
W A^TKD— A GOOD SWEDE OR NORWEGIAN
girl for general housework, at 827 State-st.
WANTED-AT 1490 INDIANA-AV., A GOOD
girl to do general housework.
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO COOK
>1 wash, andiron, where a second girl is kept. An
plyat3jgWcßvyadiaon.at. L
TOTANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WOMAN COOK;
it also, ayonug girl for general housework, ats2l
West Madlijon-st,
WANTED-A GOOD SWEDE OR AMERICAN
girl that can do all kinds of also, a
poor boy to work for clothes and board. Apply at 213
went Madlson-st.
■fUASTED-A COMPETENT COOK. WASHER,
t f and ironer, immediately, at 667 Hichignn-av.
TOTANT2D—TWO GIRLS, ONE AS COOK, THE
TT other as second girl. Apply at 255 West Madi
son-st. Good pay for good help.
TOTANTED—A GOOD. GIRL FOR GENERAL
f housework at No. 13 Colmnbla-at., Bridgeport.
W ANTED a SENSIBLE WOMAN FROM
If the country (or city) who can appreciate kind
treatment, to do the housework for a small family
in the city. Call, forenoons, or address 59 West Ran
dolph-st„Eoom4, Chicago.
TETANTED—A GERMAN OR SWEDE GIRL. TO
?T do general housework In a small private family.
Apply at 83 Walnut-st
"Wf ANTED—AT THE WESTERN-AV. HOTEL,
T 969 West Madison-st, a first-class cook ami
kitchen girl. Come prepared to work.
*r*TANTEI>—A FIRST-CLASS GIRL—SWEDE OR
?T |Gcrman.for general housework, In family of four.
Inquire at 539 Wahash-av.
TTTANTED —AN EXPERIENCED DINING
room girl, at 827 Prairie-av.; reference required.
TITAKTED-A WET NURSE FOR BABY FIVE
mouths old. Apply to H. A. JOHNSON. M, D.,
corner Pralriear. and Slxtecnth-st., from 9 to I*2 a. m.
WANTED- A SMART DINING-ROOM GIRL.
Apply at 96 South Green-st. Immediately.
WANTED-A SCANDINAVIAN GIRL TO DO
general housework at 107 South Park-ar.
■\\TANTED—A GOOD GIRL, TO COOK, WASH
TT andiron. Apply at 4-54 Waba»U-av., Room I, up
stairs.
WANTED— A GOOD GIRL. MUST BE A
good cook, washer, and ironer, and come well
recommended Apply at 19 Aherdoen-st.
Seamstresses.
WANTED— CAP MAKERS AND OPERATORS
at IPS West Madison-st., Boom I. Would in
struct beginners.
WANTED— A DRESSMAKER: ONE THAT IS
able to ent and fit, at 132 Pourth-av.
WANTED— A FEW GIRLS TO FINISH GENTS*
hate and caps. Apply at ill West Erie-st., cor
x er Milwaokoe-av.
WANTED— A FEW GOOD SILK EMBROID
era; also, a seamstress capable of doing tam
bouring and fine lettering, will find a good home. Ap
ply between 11 and 4. at 43 Harmon-coort.
WANTED— AT 148 EAST TWELPTH-ST. SIX
tailoresses to work on fine custom coats good
wages.
WANTED —LADIES WHO WISH NEAT, LIGHT
work to occupy their leisure hours at home, can
get linen collars ana cuffs to huttonltolo at WILSON
BROS.’ Shirt and Collar Factory, 13 South Jefferson.
WANTED —SHIRTMAKERS WITH WHEELER
Wilson’s sewing machines. WILSON BROS.,
18 South Jefforson-st.
WANTED— AT 6GS MADISON-ST, A FlßST
class dress and cloak maker, one capable to cany
on bus inesa. Call Monday from io to 2 o’clock.
WANTED SHIRT-MAKERS, AT MCARTS
Enreka Shirt Manufactory, 134 West Madison-st.
VET ANTED—EXPEBIEN CED SHIRT MAKERS
if? at TOMLINSON’S, 696 Wabash-av.
WANTED —GOOD OPERATORS ON SEWING
machines, steady work furnished: also, a few
tliatcnutake work home. Apply to SHERMAN
CO., basement 123 West Madison at.
Housekeepers.
TETANTED-HOUSEKEBPER-A STEADY. MID
dle-agedwoman; one usedt»» ««©of cuuarcn-
Applr at iinoo ov -yculiig at Not 390 West Lake-at
WANTED— A LADY TO SUPERINTEND. WHO
ia thoroughly posted in manufacturing of all or
either clothing, shirts, or underwear. Wages 015
Jtr week. Call to-day from 9to 4, basement 211 Blue
slaml av.
WANTED A HOUSEKEEPER. TO TAKE
charge of a gentleman’s house. Must be intelli
gent. Good references required- Apply for 2 days, to
MRS. THOMPSON, 1002 Stat6-at.
WANTED— HOUSEKEEPER, AT EVANSTON,
in afamily where there Is a lady, and where
servants are kept. None need apply who are not ca
pable ot working as well as superintending. Former
answers to this advertisement were Jest. Address W
B. Trtbnne office.
PARTNERS WANTED*
PARTNER WANTED—SS,OOO—IN A WELL-ES
tabllshed and profitable manufacturing business,
with a large wholesale and Jobbing citv and country
trade. Address W. H. HOSKINS, 259 West Lake-st.
PARTNER WANTED—WHO CAN FURNISH
means, and is acquainted with the dry goods bus?,
ness. By a party who is well located and doing a
splendid business. Address DRY GOODS, Tribune.
PARTNER WANTED—IN SION PAINTING
business. Splendid rooms all ready for business.
Rare chance for a good workman. Address SIGN
PAINTER, Tribune office.
PARTNER WANTSD—WITH $350- TO JOIN
advertiser in a No. 1 paying business. Call at 93
South Canal st. Eagle Hotel.
PARTNER WANTED—I HAVE SI,OOO OR $2 000,
with which I want tojotn some one in a good pay
ing business. Address TJ P, Tribune office, with full
particulars.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH SI,OOO OB H. 500,
to take half interest in the sale of an Eastern man
ufacturer’s goods, and a business already established;
good location and cheap rent.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH s£ooo TO $5,000.
in a sale and profitable manufacturing business, or
two partners with 81,500 to *2,500 each. Call at wwj
State-sL
PARTNER WANTED—A YOUNG, ACTIVE
man. to fake charge of the books and store, with
sooo to SI,OOO capital, to Join mo In the
house-furnishing business In
thing complete for starting the hosiuMS of'
references required. AddressTLNNEK, Tribune or
flee.
PARTNER WAITED— WITH SI,OOO CASH IN
on established business doing hide, wool
and Junk business. Address Glass Box I*o, Loga im
port, Ind. _
PARTNER TVANTED— A FIRST-CLASS
restaurant, to nm is hours a <tay;l3 months’
lease, business $30,000 yearly, at 952 South State-at.
nearTwenty-second-tt.
PARTWTt WAVTED—A GOOD BUSINESS
from the fire, aadde
sires an intcrcat in some legitimate business, maim*
Sri a n A B w. Tribune office.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH CAPITAL, TO
cnrrv on the brush business, as successors to
John Ames Co., who wereflocated at S’f Stato-at.
The subscriber is Junior member of the above lira.
Address airatluff where interview can ho had, I. W.
HATHAWAY. 3GO State.st.
musical instruments
A GOOD PIANO FOR BENT TO A CAREFUL
Call at No* 53. So.uthShel
denst.
SITUATIONS WAKTED-naU
WiwellniiMM,
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG
of24.iua wholesale house a* porter i,..,
writer. Addreaaß. Tribune oflifo.
Situation wanted—by an enolisi
«na wife. Man understands horsey drtrla
can milk, and make himself useful: woman ra:
wash. Iron, etc. Address BPS. Tribune offlrr
Bookkeepers. Clerks, eke
SITUATION WANTED-BY A MIDDLE
O man, as bookkeeper or salesman la grocery
ducr commissionhouse; thorooghlv arqtcuste
fbe business; not afraid of work; can furnish.'
references; has large acquaintance in the c
Address HII D. 21 North Maysf.
QITUATION wanted— by a young i
O yean of age, a beautiful and rapid peamat
rionced book-keeper, correspondenr. and hard v
with finr-claas references. Address C R J, T
office.
SITUATION WANTED—WITH A FIRST-*
«mniiteion bouse in the city, or to travel. A
ENERGY, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED—TO CONTRA*
and builders—The advertiser, harms had h
practlcal experience as bookkeeper. estlmatinj.
and superintendent of private and pablic bt
(an experienced and accurate fignrer and mease
willing to engage himself for a rerr moderate
to commence with. When tested, bis ability w
mand better salary. Would be a reliable and i
quisition to any contractor or builder who mar
assistance as above. Good city references. 'A
IWILDIKG TRADE. Tribune office. Canal-st.
CITDATION WANTED-IN A COMMI'
O house. Have experience and can intluen
signments. Will take an interest it satis factor
tlre.'S B, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE
ness man (speaks German) in some wholesale i
hardware or house-furnishing preferred. Adt
Tribune office.
SITUATION WANT*D—AS SHIPPING C
is experienced ami can giro good city reft
Atldrcsa A W D, Tribune office, 4*o Wabash-av.
SITUATION WAKTED-BV A SINGLE
as salesman ia a furniture house, cither w
or retail; has Inag experience in the bnsinc
willing to work, speaks the English and Scam 1
languages. Apply, for three davs.to CP, Tri
tire.
Trades.
CtTUATTON WANTED-TO ARCHITE
O man, practical carpenter, has been
•erfs office 2* rears. wishes for continnedstnd
sou* architect ben*. Address CIS, Tribune
'QkTUATION WANTED—A YOUNG MA
O years wants to Icam either the bookbinul.
cU cutting or confectionery business. At
West Randolph or 293 West take sta.
SITUATION WANTED —TO BUILtJ
young man, with a good knowledge of brit
wishes to go n^deriusiniCtlons. Address JA
Tribune office,
OITUATION W.VUTRb-IK A BKOOV
Hewer, by a voting man who underst
work. AuuT&sb* w. Tntmue office.
Situations wanted—to leakjt
laying, with a cooil contractor, by three g
Call at 321 North Carpenter-st., ap stairs.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNC
tied iran of qtiick understanding, and hai
experience In bricklaying. wishes to eomj
learning wifli a cood contractor. Addres;
wages. Tribune olHce.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUN
with some experience In dranghting, u
architect In this city where an opportunity t«
a flrsbclass architectural draugutsman will:
cd him. Small salary to begin with not ob
Address, for three ifoys. B O, Tribune office.
SITUATIONS WANTED—Mi
miscellaneous*
SITUATION WANTED —TO DRY
stores and others—By a respectable your:
with a London experience, as cashier and bot
or any other sanation not menlaL Address
BPDGEN, Shelbina, Mo,
SITUATION WANTED—A LADY WIS
engagement as copyist Address MRS
RON, Tribune office.
ppmestJcs*
SITUATION wanted—as COA-- t
first-class hotel or I Cata, or large
house. Addma MT9. A. M., Tribune office
days,
SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRS
laundress. Apply for three davs at No.
Eorquer-st.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A COM:
tJ girl, fn do second work or general homo
small famiiy. Call or address M. J. t 308 Twi
st. for two days.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A COM v
dinJ ,ir r,)on l ri&in au hotel or boanUi
Call, br ;:<liu' rsa JEMS IE, 476 Buvnside-st
OITTATION WANTED FOR G
O housework, In Z Kro ‘i family. Reform
if required. Inquire hi —5 Twenty-six
two da vs.
SITUATION WANTED—BY A COM;
girl, who can be well rccommeiUlrA, f«» V
work. Call. Monday and Thursday, al 3971-
SITUATION WANTED—BY A RKSPB
Pn. as cook, washer, and ironer, lu first
rate family can furnish references from 1;
place. Apply at 373 Butteriield-at
SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO C'
yj English girts. as cook andchaaiherm.:
references. Apply at Mrs. BATES’ office
court
SITUATION WANTED—BY A THO
p competent girl, in first-class private lami
i antl ironing only; gi perweek.
M B, Tnbnne branch office, 469 Wabarfi-av.
OITUATION WANTED-BY A HESPE
k!7 girt fodo general housework, or ©ok, w
iron, or laundry work, in a private LinUy.
good refen nee from where she speul three
her last employment. Please call, on Mond
Clark-st., southwest corner of Ninettenthst
Seamstresses*
SITUATION WANTED—BY AN PNGLIS
to do second-work; best referena*s. At
Michigan-av.
SITUATION WANTED—IN A FABHIC
millinery store by a French lady raised 1
lie cry business In Paris, and for the fast yet
at the head of the beat millinery stores in
leans; references given. Address MSXMUIr
uno office. i
Housekeepers.
SITUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEI
nurse to an invalid lady or gentleman,
take charge of a child, by a lady of exnvrienc
at H Sllver-st. West Side.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An experienced bookkeeper
to obtain a set of books to write up affei
hours; has a first class lire and burglar pro<
which they can ho kept while in his'possess
dress 3r. 0. 0., Tribune office.
A RARE CHANCE—A VALUABLE LE
long time for sale on Halstwl-stJ betwt
son andMonroe-sta.. three doors from the ne
now hnilding. Party obliged to return East
cheap. Apply to W. ST. JOHN SHERW
West Waahlngton-st., Room -I.
A SCHOLARSHIP IN BRYANT* STB.
Commercial College can hehadlowbya
B, Tribune office.
A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-Al’-LAW.;
Madison-st., requests all foncer diet
or send him their addresses.
A CHILD WILL BE TAKEN TO NUF
latly who has recently lost her cwn. B
erence given and required. Address, WH N
office.
A BUSINESS MAN, WITH A2f EXT
acquaintance, and a good Judge of cm’
an interest in an established wholesale Lous
nfactorr: can command from SIO,OOO to $L
dress MURAT, 133 Twenty-second-st.
YOUNG LAWYER DESIRES TO ASs
L himself with some one in practice in tlib
d several years’ practice mtChicago. and
e Eastern States. Address HFC. Tribim
Builders are always on the
for improvements. All livo men will
and use Frances’ patent shutter fastener
wanted, 135 Twenty-ninlh-st.
Divorces legally obtained
after decree, scandal avoided: eight yea:
ence. Address Post Office Box 1037.
OCCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPAN
policy-holders opposed to being compet.
tie with this company at 20 per cent on t‘
S lease meet at 25 South Canal-sr.. up stairs
ay, December 4, at 4 o’clock in the aftemoo:
Edmund clark, teacher of t
tar and singing. Address No. 75 Sontt
Terms moderate. Pupils attended to at-:
dence if preferred.
FRANCIS’ PATENT COMBINED A'.
tling shuttle-fastener; sells rapidly*
model on exhibition; canvassers wanted: 1
uinth-st.
T\piS. W.. WABASH-AV.. CAN FIND ‘J
‘J.TJ. lean bntton-holo overaeaming and -i
chinc at 154 South Hoisted st
TIfECHANICS’ FILE WORKS. 32 WH
ill. ry-st Old flics recut. and
ing and tempering promptly attended to-
MII& Bar. THOifPSOY, DRESS AN
maker, will bo found at No. 119 Eig.
Cutting and fitting madoa specialty.
OCCIDENTAL INSURANCE C’OMl:.
California.—We will pay cash for polM'-
company, and pay a largo advance on whs' r
pany axe offering. All those holding nolicie-:
money by calling to see ua. JAMES BV v T
CO:, 25 South Canal-st.
STORAGE IN LARGE CELLAR, SUIT
7>o fa toes, green apples, cranberries, or*
63 North Jefferson-st. FENTON DODF
riVHE HIGHEST MARKET VALUE 1
X ping furs, mind, muskrat, coon. etc.,
.and pelts, iapald by J. JONAS CO., ZV
at, corner Cass. North Side.
Trunk makers take NOTI
they can be supplied with all kinds o
at the null, 35 North L'nion-at, near .Lake
LEY, CHAMPLIN CO.
TfITANTED EVERY ONE TO Kh
Ti Merchants’ European Hotel Is lo<
Washlngton-st. Good lodgings,soc to sl.
EDICT, Proprietor.
■\\TA> TED—BY A BESPECTABL.
lady living alone a young lady to bo
for company. Must be of highest respec
would prefer one fend of music. Audi
COMPANION, Tribune office.
WANf ED—TO BUY OR BENT, SEC(
one of Dr. Reilly’s iron pinto Ufto
weiaht 1.000 pounds or more. Address
Wabasb-ar,
ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO R
another, in a pleasant location on ti
Address C. C’., care Carrier Ho. 23.
•\TT-ANTED —EVERYBODY WHO I
Y T topes or small houses to rent, or t(
with immediate i>ossossidd. to send us.wr
lions, with price, terms, etc. And even
little money looking for houses, to give n
if I can’t rent lust what they want, I can
that ther will be glad to purchase ins
GOODWILLIE, Real Estate and Ho
Agency. 133 West Madison-st.
WANTED— OWNERS OR TENAN”
houses or cottages to rent In thoS.
Divisions, with frame to 14 rooms each,
unfurnished, can find good tenants bv at
G. GOODWILUE. Real Estate and H.'
A genev, 133 WesCMadison-st,
WANTED— PARTIES WISHING T
lease property will find It greatly
vantage by calling on us. Wo liave ca**s cv.
for the same. TILTON STEWART. 4IS Sta
OCCIDENTAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
Ban Francisco—A meeting of the policv
in this company will be held at'2S South Canal
stairs, on Monday, the 4th lush, at 4 pi'm.
tendance requested.
W E WILL CONTRACT TO REMOVE RU.
t t and brick from basements In the South T
during the winter. Call or address CONTRA
Rrom 22, K0.103 West Randolph-st,
TET'ANTED—ALL. LABORERS TO KNOW
T the cheap tickets are sold at 93 South Cs
opposite St. Louis depot. Tickets to St. Louis
all other places equally cheap.
Xyr ANTED—PARTIES HAVING ORIO
claims to city lots or lauds forfeited for
will find it to their Interest to call on us- TIL"
STEWART. 448 Stdtc-st.-
SUBURBAN REAL. ESTATE.
FOR SALE—fI.OOO WILL buy A BEAUT
new seven-room cottage and lot at North
ston only S2OO down and month until paid
stop paving rent. IRA BROWN, HI West a
ton-st.