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The Inter Ocean from Chicago, Illinois • Page 10

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The Inter Oceani
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Chicago, Illinois
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10 AMONG THE RAILWAYS Physical Pool "Western Roads Is in a Bad Condition. THREE LINES COMPLAIN. Burlington, Missouri Pacific, and Great Western Protest Slight Decrease in East-Bound Ship ments Eirnings of Mexican Roads Notes. The first complaint among' the Western reads parties to the recent agreement to divide tonnage between Missouri River point and Cnicajro and vice versa accord-in? to allotted prrceatajres was openly made at the meeting of the executive traffic officials held at Chairman Bird's office in Cbicagu yesterday, when the Burlington, Missouri Pacific, and Great Western made strong arguments to have the agreement or the aliottments under it revised so as to give these lines a greater percentage of the east-bonnd business from Missonri River points and St aul than were originally agreed upon, claiming that they had proved their ability to originate or secure more than their allotted percentage of the traffic, and as these roads claim this excess business has been secured by legitimate means they object to turning- it over to lines that are behind in tneir percentages. The division agreement, or.

physical pool of traffic, of the roads between Chicago and the Missouri Kiver, which has been in eflect for about five months, worked fairly well at the beginning, which was before the roads began to feel the worst of the business depression and before it was definitely known that there would be little or no grain movement, as the roads parties to the division agreement relied almost wholly upon the division of grain shipments to even up the tonnage according to the agreed percentages. With no grain to be moved from the West the nly traffic left to be diverted was live stock and packing-house products. These are high-class shipments and the lines generally have refused to divert them, and this is what has caused the trouble. The Missouri Pacific has been getting the best or the livestock and packinghouse shipments between Kansas City and tt. Louis, and some of its competitors infer that it has not secured the business at tariff rates, but has joined with the Central Traffic lines east from St.

Louis in the cut rates that nave been in effect via the latter lines from East St. Louis for the past two months. The same thing is hinted at regarding the Burlington's excess business from the Missouri Kiver, but this charge cannot be preferred against the Great Western from St. Paul and Minneapolis, although it might be lodged against it from Des Moines and points east thereof, but no such a charge haa been made against the Great Western. The entire question of a revision of the percentages was referred to a committee yesterday, which could reach no conclusions last night and will meet again this morning.

The roads that are behind in the pool are making an effort to prevent any changes in the percentages. GIVES NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL. Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Girts Cp Its Rat ArrMMBk St. Loria, March 11. A telegram received at the headquarters of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway In this city from Traffic Manager Duncan, who is in Cincinnati, nouncea toaay uw tuc rxK uix mwcu vmjm ni h.n 1riVn fir IM TUDUnWKl Ul LM toad from the president's ac reement that went into effect Jan.

1 tor the maintenance of passenger rates. The agreement in question was adopted bv members of the Central Traffic Association, and provided that passenger fares would be strictly maintained, and that they would not be reduced by the payment of side cuts, draw-tacks, or commissions. No reason for this action is known here. East-Bound Shipments Decrease. Last week's east-bound shipments were about S.0U0 tons less than for the previous week.

The total shipments last week amounted to S5 424 tons, against 58.768 tons for the previous week and M.i&o tons for the corresponding wee of last year. The total shipments last week were divided in tons as follows: Michigan Central. 8.678 Baltimore A Ohio. 2.837 Wabash 4. 43f ti rand Trunk 4.2H5 Lake bore is! Nickel-Plate 11.7S6 Fort Wayne 8.243 Erie 6 V72 Panhandle 4.iW,Big Four 1.682 About l.MM tons of grain went Cast by the route last week.

Earning, of Mexican Road. Crrr of Mexico, March 11. Earnings of Mexican railroads for the last nscal week are: Gross receipts of the Vera Crux railroads, 170.883: approximate earnings of the Mexican Central whole system. (183.232. and for the whole month.

(688.411: gross receiptsof the Inter-Oceanic. W.378: gross earnings of the Mexican Railroad for the week. and for the month. (32.J31. J.

A. Robertson, general manager Monterey and Mexican Gulf Railroad, is negotiating with the Illinois Central Railroad Company for the establishment of a through Una ol steamers between New Orleans and the port of Tarn pi co. Mexico. Arrangements for the operation of the new service bar been practically completed. Independent Receiver Wanted.

Portland. March 11. The hearing was begun today in the United States Circuit Court, before Judge Gilbert, on the application for an Independent receiver for the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Railway. The petitioner is toe American Loan and Trust Company, which asks the appointment of a receiver independent ol the Union Pacific interests. Railway Notes.

It is reported that the Great Northern is to be, extended to Victoria, B. The Santa Fe. Prescotl and Phoenix, running from Ash port to Phoenix, ArL, was formally opened yesterday. The road is owned by C'bi-cago capitalists. The Lake Shore will more lis city ticket office on May 1 to the corner of Monroe and Clark occupying the corner room of th Fort Dearborn Building.

The meeting of the Immigrant advisory board and the general meeting of the Western Passenger Association, which was to have been held today, has been postponed until tomorrow morning. The St. Paul will attach a special ear to its Milwaukee train, leaving Chicago at 11:80 o'clock this morning, for the accommodation of railroad officials and others desiring to attend the funeral of the late A. V. H.

Carpenter, which will be held at Milwaukee this afternoon. Passencer Traffic Manager White, of the Santa Fe. returned from California yesterday. Mr. White says that the Texas racine is sun paying the brokers of Los Angeles a commission of as on Chicago tickets, selling the same for 150.

Mr. White sars that the rates via the Santa Fe will not be advanced on next Thursday unless the Texas Pacific stops paying commission. "Coin's Financial School" yon ought read. It will cost yoo only 80 cents. After yon nave read it ret your neighbor read it.

I very body onght to read it, 8m tM advertisement is another eolamn. UNDERTAKXNa TwpTwinunn ncDRN ivj high Xnndartakiiir: all SJvuuonS Ot IM itf and auburoa. 2eipon eat jo PHOTOGRAPHERS. Jt. WILSOJf.

S89STATX It FIKEST CAB-. Ineta and a 11x14 portrait fra. Ui pteturas copied ana eniargem mm wuwya ACCOUNTANTS. -Bpii va bbEPanizri Tri VERT 1 the requlremcnta of the law. a N1GU, expert sKCOUnUUlta iw Unlll wnmw LKQAU mn.

irni i tnwll ITTnlVET AT T.AW. COR- IVnneiinn and natent law IPCClalliea. Suite Uoi-lMi Alhiaiid iiuca, Clark Chicago. EL mm Publio notice is hereby given that the undersigned, composing the Board of Election Commissioners of the city of Chicago, and ex-officio of the town of Cicero, Cook County, Illinois, have made and tiled in the Ccunty Court of Cook County their report of the names of persons selected by them as such Election Commissioners to fill vacancies now existing in the offices of Judges ana Clerks of Election, as hereinafter set forth, and made application to said court for the confirmation and appointment of such persons so selected as follows, to wit: FIRST WARD. Pr'ets 6 fe.

Hr.nngton. Aaams si. it James iteose, a AOaiitH s. uj Alex McDonald. 2.M abat.il it.

Johu 'I Clark. 47H av. I) Jos Howard. 10 Waoasli av. Ratherlok.

1S1 Van Bureu at. Geo Jones. bt Custom House pi. SECOND WARD. Pr'ets 1 Marry Livingston, vtaoasn av, l.

Win Hirctiauan. Ifll state si. McLaurfhliu. 17SI WMh av. A Yaurey.

101 Nineteenth St. Sanil Mayle. Waoasu a. Gea Barbell. 21 IK Slate it DC WliMon.

Prairie av. Martin Tllu. ft Twenty-Fifth it, DC A Thomas. 21 Wabasti av. A Openlieliner.

Mt htrnteenth at Hunter. 2.t Slate si. THIRD WARD. O' Item. 2816 South Park av.

DC 7 Quintan. 301H Mlcbigan av. 7 Everett Hunter. Stale It SJ i Boyle. ri stau- si.

A Colesbv. 3107 Cottage Grove av. A Vaia. 81 IV Like Hark sr. Tennes.

2M1 Wi-ntwurth av. James barren. La Salle at, Thirty-Second St. D.inl Douohue. aftyj Cottage tirove av.

Scbuelder. State st. Murohv. Gu Thirty-First Ml. A Geary.

3010 South Park av. fourth ward. Pr'ets 2 VV Foiirteilotte. vernon av KrvC Miooel. I uiny-r unrin sv.

v. Charles Pollock. Indiana sr. Payne. Tlartv-Seventli at DJ Joliu'P Dillon.

si Prairie av. Fra Lmv. 3411' stale i. tioodlug. State i aivlt.

Pr'ets 1 Henry aaeisxer. v.w Eu scnors. vnn sjiic i. iv i John Riehl. 4-M Twenty-Third at.

Charles Slope il. 7 Twenty-Second at. Thomas Frawley. 4N 1 wenty-Seeond it CO Mielia-I Domiey. Lowe av Char.es Drtiet.

WM Lowe av. DC Michael Uallerv. W4I I'niou av. Herman Mum Canal it DJ William Bncholts. UrM Wetitworth av, William Hersen.

li Haven it DC Jonn Ecknanll. 'iX'T! Union av. Teowan. 1M7 Twenty-Fourth PL DJ William Morran. 1U Twealy-Fourth ol.DC Ed vara Devlnc.

Canal it. Henry Fi-ck. Sr. Sll'3 Butler si. Jerry Gaivln.

SCanai st.DC D1A Ann AAJ. Pr'ets 1 Danl Heaiv. jr. iiuu 1 2 2 2 3 4 4 6 tl 9 Isaac SanGS. aioa urenrr a rw Pal Cannon.

UXlx Bonfleld it KJ Edward Driess. Logan av. Lucius Cremaux. 4 Arcliersv. Kearney.

Lock it 1) Geo Smith. SII34 Archer av. Ed war Morris. WJf Hayces ct. John Healy.

aH7 Lvnian st. RoW Sterling Malu tl. Connell. Auoum av. Jas Sullivan.

Emerald av. Nick Meyer. 3330 I'ulou av John Casey. MM Emerald av. Nic Sheridan.

37U1 Hauled st RC Felix Greenard. st, li 11 is Krleston. 3310 Archer ar. 12 Taloot. 137'J Jame av.

l- Robt Knnoel. 151t Thtrty-1 it RC Martin Feehan. Marshfteid av, is Jas Gormley. 3t' Arcner av 19 Fred Kletx. 103 Thirty-First it.

20 Meyer. 2H4J Aren st 20 Louis Mcrhrlnr. 3010 Fake St. 21 Phil Moran. 1231 Thirty-Second it 21 Frank PurceiL MM Archer av.

"2 Ricnard Cole. 27S1 Archer av. 23 Pbll leeran. SVi7 Lowe av. 25 Jno Whelan.

3M19 Wallace it 26 Win soiuwiscn. aiKm wm Peter Peterson. WU1 Hooore st 27 Thos Fox. Sr. 3330 Ashlanj ay.

27 Claffey. Sw Bloom si. 27 Ben uoyer. mi 2S Frank Raltke. 1037 Thirty-Second St, SEVENTH WARD.

Pr'its. 1 Uatowsat 1U1 niiiwm. 1 Roaenbium. 179 Maxwell st 6 Jno Cooneli 21 Fourteenth It 0 Matt Klrsch. 124 Sixteenth it 1 Conrad Langohr.

67 aisled at 7 Joseph CoUo. 129 Liberty st vv EIGHTH WARU Pr'" 4 cooney. ei inwn 5 John Fay. 1 1 Marram it. 8 James Smetana.

3t7 Sixteenth St. 10 John Lrbao. 137 nineieenin si. ut 11 Otto Bath. 3S3 Brown at.

EJ felix Ottrrau. "'u 13 Fltxglbbons. 31 vt rouneenin sv, 16 Peters. 477 rourteenin si ut; lt TnomasGrogan. 32 Johnspl.

DC w.u e. i William a i inn. 0111 c.i in vt. I k.h 3 Henry uugren. wi ti 5 Thomas Hugbei.

Ml rnieenm nii 7 William Doyle. BtVrt Eighteenth 7 Anton Kuerfsch. 614 Klfhleenth St. i 7 Frank Vavracek. fc.ghieenth II i CP Petiownkt.

683 Sevenleenlh st DJ 9 Ricuaro. 3eX iwent--r irai si. Jas immei. oy- nuiiiiu August Dumke. Paulina and Twentieth StaRC Geo Thlel.

US6 Hluman at. Ed Sllka. 64 Blue Island av. Wm Laube. Blue Island av.

Wright 346 Washburn av. Wm Konck 17H Rebecca it. TE2JTH WARD. Pr'ets Micnael Yunseri. 12W7 Bonney sv.

wnr. 1 mi Tweniv-Firet st John Feeiey. Itl47 Twenty-Second st. Cha Cahlll. 103 Tentleth St.

DC Wm Henncks. SSi Haatnnfs st. RC JosCuuer, low Aloanv av. DC ELEVENTH WARD. Pr'ets.

a reters. sis uiioh 7 Wade Welsh. 331 r'ullon St. 8 Wm Barton. Fulton st.

4 A Murphy. 472 Congress st Inhnuin hM AUams It RJ 22 David Slma. 113 Taylor st. 24 Joyce. 6 Nixon si.

Hull 4ir Ailunis st Captain Hall. 3l Adams 1, EJ Pr'cu 2 Taroeil. taa uams i. A Ang Schumpf. Ml Harrison st 4 Byrne.

746 Polk st DJ 6 Howard Bishop. 191 Warren av. 6 A Slayton. 746 Madison st J. 7 Thos Bent It 8 Hoyoe av.

MSA Wormiey. 102 9 Leavlit st 9 Harrv Baxter. 102 Seeley av. in Mr Far laud. 312 Kooey st, i 11 Hellman.

44 Lexington ay, 11 Hy A Enrel. S83 Polk st 12 John tfBrlen. 969 Taylor it 13 Moran. 832 Conrress st 13 John Dolg. 8S7 Jackson st 14 Barron.

338 8 Leavttt st 15 Kurbler. 8S De Kaib at 15 Wm Connor. 4a try ins av. 16 John oarpenier, VT' 17 Leon Horosteln. 900 Jackson oivd, is ViebaelSulUvan.

908 Monroe Jt DJ 19 Henry Sweeney. 223 9 Western ay. a Fremont Allows, lito narrisvu a 23 24 27 28 30 31 31 31 32 33 85 35 35 SO Geo Forsythe. 3 Campbell ok. John Clifford.

696 Warren av. 0 Gaixert 1120 Monroe st Young. 797 Warren av. DC Rome O'Coonell. 12S1 Adams st 0 Jas Rallgan.

12 Van Buren st Rhineback. 1439 Harvard st A Morris. 1394 av. Tait 1360 Polk si KJ Weaver. 1445 Madison st Blomlln.

233 Colorado av. Jos Barrett 1529 Congress HE Jesse Beet son 15:10 Lexlnrton it DJ Geo Greeuburg. 1049 Harrison It 0 1 Unaimun iVl'J HoitlUI IV. 37 Joroei Anglln. 193 Honore 88 Oocher.

323 Lincoln st, 3 John Duff. 84S Wlncheiter av. 40 O'Brien. 279 Western av, 41 Frank Ward. 1618 Adams st 42 Enrlrnt.

540 California av. 44 Julius Perlberg. 401 Warren ay. 44 Laubuer. 90l Madison st 43 DO Keefe.

660 Warren sv. DC 46 txni. no vf awwh ik 46 Charles HiMcGmnea. 1024 Adams SV 47 Blsoee. 889 Warren Jtv EJ i7 a 11 iioCarthv.

1S9 Madison st i 48 Austin Woolsey. 215 Sacramento av. RJ 4S a Haling. ISO" tons rews bu TH1U1EEMTH WARD. PVcta I ilenry scnaier.

4 George Wentwortn. 97 Park ay. 4 Robert Sawyer. 76 Park ay. DO HA Roth.

706 CarroU av. 10 Burham. 299 Para av. a. 12 James Nix.

907 Carroll ay. 1 TM HMnAn MttH ruiiua a. as 13 Saml 1 Wakeman. 7 Walnut st 14 Rice, 8V Western av. 14 wuressoo.

iuoi HHf utl-j 16 BIckUL 162 Central Park blvd. 17 Walbndge. 84 Pars av. 17 Graay, woo libbq 18 KJ Cody, 1252j.WLake st. DJ Grady.

989 Walnut st Peter King. 717 Erie st Otto Kloae. 189 PauUna at, Kenney. 193 Oakley av. Malone.

94 Walnut st DO 8 Adams. B33 wainutat. wv 28 McNally. 738 Lake at DC CP Smith. 39 Hoyna av.

0 SI Wm Norton, 426 Huron at, 0 32 O' Brlen. S2 Maplewood av, .0 32 PC Cook. 69 Tollman av. 83 John Kalr, 687 Walnut at, 84 1 Flu patrlck, 712 Huron st 0. FOURTEENTH WARD.

J5 Attn TMvlaloa It RJ 10 Bermaa Schwanke. 266 Augui 11 Llbrenx. 623 Lincoln it Levin. 275 Division st Herman benwanae. va ss 19 Joseph Goldberger.

736 Oakley ay. 0 31 Aug Borgwaldt 600 Paulina st fe 24 A Peterson. 645 CaliforuU av. -26 Ole Olson. 802 Maplewood av.

26 Joan Larvsst 779 Bunmoktt av, i 14 cnas iiosusr, aw inms 15 Wm Frahm. 84 Lincoln a. f. 17 Henry Knnse, 28 Keenoa It El to tu llnollxr. 77S Schober St.

DO. THE DAILY TNTEB OCEAN. TUESDAY "MORNING, MAItCn 12, 1895. MKT Anderson. 724 North av.

27 lirattmau. 40 Samuel st 28 Fred Koch. 44 Green wool ay. I Henrv Masks. 18 Barclay at I a Frank H.

Foster. 21H Barclay st FIFTEENTH WARD. ir'eMmonoTTem. 81 Rawsan SLO 2 Hogan. 784 ElOohSv PC 3 Herman RaasT830 Elk Grove ay.

I Horskay. 924 Cauipbell av. 9 William Hojrao. li7 California av. 9 Albert A Elation.

145 Clarhs-jn av, 0 Zimmerman. 84 Dickens av. DC 1 Wm Armstrong. 66 Moaart st DC A il'l Unffman ST. RC Oie Kramer.

74 aiania v. 14 Lars Rasmussen. 392 Forest av. 15 John Knlas. 1010 Grove av, 17 Dellson Doskellsr.

8i0 Ashland av, tua uu.kin, RLtin av. Robt Bagkelt. 9fl Fairfield av. Robt Hlrsch. 1759 Milwaukee av.

Frank Sobiesxesykl. 1033 Babe st, Helden. 1071 Oakley av. RJ Leon MoiyesemsL 8 Locust it DO Eaton, xtfo kik brove av. 22 DraBo.

930 Rooey st 22 KSullivau. 971 Elk Grove av. 0 23 Ed couuer. 243 ooniana st 23 Geo Lund. 274 Cortiaud it DC 23 Ross.

1 73 -in it 2 Frank MeCiffery. 236 Moaart st 0 John Howes. 872 Lincoln it 32 Anton Rapo, 7a Pleaiant pt 33 Erie Hersalnd. 948 Tallinan av. DO 34 McDonald.

6J Edgowood av, 34 9ullivan. 148 JoKnston av. 24 Lester. .137 Cortland av. BIXtEKNTH WARD.

Pr'ets 14 John Kraft 44 Blanch st 20 Kusserow. 406 Erie st EJ 21 caaner Baur. 438 Noble st 22 Ernest Albrecht. 873 Mllwansee av. SEVKNTCKNTH WARD.

Pr'ets 1 2 3 3 7 9 9 9 10 12 13 13 13 13 14 James Garrtty. 14 Indiana st 0 Frank Revere. 60 Indiana st J. Connoll. 113 Ktusle it Wm Klrby; 136 Sangamon at Jsmes CarrolL 67 Peoria st.

Jno Anderson. 31 Ohio at MsrUn Ouinn. 263 Green st Ed Lovelock. 49 Ohio st Geo Sloat 23 Fav st DC Muibero. 21 Lesslug st Brown.

180 Ohio st Kd Ellington. 212 Austin av. Pick. 217 Austin av. Jas Callahan.

154 Curtis st Max Gearte. 387 Milwaukee av. 0 EIGHTEENTH WARD. Pl CThos Dunbar. 34 9 Canal.

Mimir lv7 ('anal It 3 3 4 7 9 10 10 12 14 15 2U 21 22 24 23 isher. Van Buren st 0 Reiser. 127 Van Buren st Micualsou. HIT 8 Desplatnea, DJ Harlog. 100 9 Halsted at Ben; gberhardt 76 8 Jefferson st, Shottwell, 197 Washington blvd.

i Ed A Maruuetuv 313 Madison st peter Gelsmnn. 1 1 Carpenter st Lei-keit 130 9 Peoria st i r-lsendralh. 1 hi Center av. Topping. 344 Randolph st Con Healy.

172 Washlnrtou st Baldwin. 144 9 Morgan st Let. 10 Center av. Kletxner. 60 Randolph it A Cocoran.

93 Madiaon st. MMETLKM1U Alt LI. Pr'ets 2 rea Arnold. 34 Pierce st. it Arnold.

34 pierce st tt ti Wm McNsmara 226 Peoria st RJ A Anderson. 130 Congress st Dawson, 174 Throop st Dunne. 62 Tllden av. Paul Bodeeaer. 64 Vernon Pk pt.

Edward O'Brien. 336 Harrison at Carroll. 31 Miller st 66 Blue Island av, I A Leudrnm, 24 Gurley st Patrick Thorpty, 150 Polk at. DC Jacob La Mahne. 273 Furuuer st Ed Dee ring.

283 Taylor it O'Donnell. 313 Taylor it Pat Johosou. 86 Miller st Darby. 278 Center av. Wolf.

278 Center sv. Geo Rwddlck. Outer av, A Harvlav, 198 Aberdeen st Costello. 113 Sliolto it A Brtvga. 254 Desplalues it Vavrtnea.

176 Taylor it DJ Jno Conrov. 7 Brown it DJ James Dawson. 4o9 Monrsn St. DC Henry Burdell. 310 Throop st inuilAin Prc'ts i I ntaen 9Nj Fremont St.

Jas Anarea s. i.hiitiiiit. ('has Kice, 43 Webster av. Frank WlendbllL 92 Blsaell st Chas 44 Frmotil st DC Jno Knnedy 297 Sneffleld av. James Brown.

112 Clifton av. DC Aug Miller. 287 Clybouru av. Jacob May. sxu Ciy bourn av.

Wiu Sioeulg. 73 North av. RC Welchbroat 149 Bliseil it TWENTY-FIRST WARD. Pr'CU ta javld Callen. 22 Grant place.

DJ I Gerlach. 777 Larabve st iVilliam Fuller. 336 Mohawk st 1 Dav i 4 William Fuller. 336 Mohawk st BC in KnrtAn V2H VlfM st 11 Messenger. 307 Cleveland av.

20 Barker. ,17 Fullertou av. TWENTY-SECOND WARD. Pr'ets ti scnuoen. aorin r-ara au 6 Ed Sullivan.

106 Surel st DC 8 A Llpke. 174 Clevelsnd av. 1 Henry Kuakdesbel, 127 Vedder st 1 Aug Merx. 214 Larrabee it DJ vt ai a i "seastrum. J67 North CUrk st vnaim.iv 211 Eus ftnnprtortl.

R. William Lowry. 279 East Superior st Nott Flint 276 East Hnron st Francis Agnew. 292 East Huron st Gammon. 225 North Clars st Parker.

248 East Ohio at William Reetz. 176 Ontario st TWJSSTTY-FIFTH WARD. Pr'ets Charles Rueenier. uneom av. William Maxwell Semluary av and Montana, 4 Joseph Larr.

sstt uncom av. Jann Mans. a lancoia av. Frank Keller. 662 Lincoln av, Dall.

61 Halist RC I. Baaehus. 1544 Dlversey St. Ludwlg Sehuldt 874 Seminary av, Caul Held. 68 Newport av.

Peter Gavin. 1632 School at DC Freeman. lo9 Wluooa st Edward Lelclit 11 Lake View av, Deunell. 334 Hampden ct. Thomas Busnbaum.

1206 Newport av, George Kstes. Rogers Park. Thomas x'Snea. Rogers Park. DJ.

Rogers, 1609 Wrightwood av. I Bllhorn. 663 Burling st Hudson. 4j0 Racine av. Hellmeyer, aX Lincoln av.

Uotegrove. 1639 Melrose av. TWENTY-SIXTH WARD. Pr'ets 2 ROIiert 02 ruuenon av. Meyer, i Asoianu av.

Alex Falk. 627 Noble av. DC Geo Koottng. 1(43 George st Jas Winters. 1143 Lincoln av.

A Dickenson. 737 Byron av. Boiler. 2136 Ashland av. Miles.

1203 Palmer st Rose. 2920 Western av. i Ruehl. 229 Beneau av. A KllfolL 47 Montrose av.

Henry Beutet Belmoul and Hoy lie avs, C. John Connelly. 240 Ward st Ehleu. 1042 Melrose it. Sbirman.

1031 School st John Ruckowltx. 154 Belmont av, DC Chas Ktrcbhoff. 1996 Paulina st Thos Deegan. 616 Byron it. TWESTT-SEVEN TH WARD.

Pr'ets 5 John Karie. 2M4 91 tnaneaav, vj 1 miiB PrtniMi MA Haneork st 13 Henry Miller. Norwood Park 14 Peter Naumes. 293 Belmont av, TWENTY-EIGHTH WARD. Pr'ets 1 wra cuixins.

xiow uirnni av. 3 Dan Creedon. 1243 Forty-Second place, DJ 6 Peter Casey. 99 Forty-First at EJ 6 Barker. Ra uiu at Lsrktn.

1490 Park av. 8 TrudeU, 2063 Thirty-Eighth st 8 A Charlaud. 2040 Thirty-klghlh DJ st Micnael Larney. S734 RockweU at, a a Watta. 2395 Erie st A Vawter.

2072 Huron st Do 11.. wwtnt, 1 lA rpawford av. 0 11 Jas Doherty. 2106 Jackson st 13 Daniel Kennedy, 2447 Indiana st 3 'lWaillluilB naau. Pr'ets 2 Frank MOO re.

111 jorvT-aeveum sw 2 Barnes. Dearborn it DC 6 John Jacobs, 6930 Wentwortn av. 10 Leggett 736 Forty-rourtd st 12 Martin Fanning. 4643 Halsted st 12 Chas Zimmerman. 4521 Halsted st 12 Wm O'Mella.

4319 Emerald av. DC 21 Thomas Farrell. 725 Forty-Sixth st 23 Peter Hunnerbeln. 458 Forty-Seventh st DJ 23 Thos Duggan. 339 Swan st DC 2ti James Thompson.

4101 Hartav. 28 Patrick Pbelan. 4300 Wentworth av, THIRTIETH WARD. Pr'eta 4 A Johnson, ckkiu ia 3110 6 Piatt 6007 La Salle st KJ 7 Hire, 412 Sixty-Third st 8 Luke Llneudall. 427 Cedar st 10 Lalng.

5155 Wentworth av. 11 Foster Rauen. 6:118 Princeton ar, 11 Geo Holt 6361 Princeton av, 20 Thos Burk Jr. 808 Chestnut at 21 Stoddard. 626 Englewood av.

23 David 8 Johnson. 694U 8 Center av, 9 Jsr- f3 25 jaawaivin, ivu ijy, i 26 Wm Haxenkamp. 1131 Stone av. 27 Joaephtn: 6118 Abwst 2T. ran a 28 Wm Abraham.

4H48 Loomli st 49 Frank Suvo. 2019 Forty-Seventh st mj James Ownea. 6939 Pejrla st THIRTY-FIRST WARD. CHarry Habit 402 Sixty-Fifth st SEN fiadeooch. Yale near Sixty-First St 0 Naughton, 6811 Halsted st 8 SB Richola, 708 Sixty-Fourth st a John Boardman.

6837 Loomls at, Peter 1 ay lor, 682 Ada at 14 Oughtln. 6936 Wright st T0 16 Henry Rosier. 10042 CjlntonatT) 17 Hardcastle. 6o42 Wentworth av. 0 18 Wm HayT 6640Ueioav.

DC 19 Jones, 6432 8 Carpenter it DJ 19 Tboa McGsvock. 6302 Halsted st DC 02 If McManua, Washington Heighta. 23 Jaapltuway. 6931 Webster avTO 23 A Bebrena. 7027Webster av.

a 24 8 Waldea. 6644 Howard av. 26 Stock. Station SA nBmor tlA ftanramon St 0 tl 9 WProudtoot Kinaty-Thlrd and Howard at. THIRTT- WARD.

JD James, 82 Oakwood blvd EJ 8 Brand. 820 Oakwood blvd. 2 Frank Bradley. 834 Oakwood blvd, 0 3 Geo Stone. S93S Prairie av.

4 AStowell. 846 Forty-Seeood at BJ 6 Swlgert 675 Boulevard pL BJ 8 Sconeli 4632 Lake av, 8 Cornell. 10 Forty-Sixth st 18 Faaaew. 4418 Lake av, 0 14 8 Johnston, 839 Forty-Third st EJ It RO Thomas. 4223 81 Lawrence av, 0 16 Sage, 17 Fortieth st 15 Simons.

8938 Ellis av. DC. 20 Robert Talcott 6489 Eldgewood SV, 3 20 JT McKnlght 6461 Madison av, 81 AugO'Malley, 6257 Wabaah ay, DO -SI Wfi.Holway. AX) Green wood ay. BO 23 L.

W. Slefert 668 Kenwood pt BJ 24 Jacob Eichmen. 4335 Lang ley av. 28 Geo Navior. 4138 Cottage Grove av, 0 1 rt Thoa Kelly.

4014 Wabasn av, 1 A Shaw. 607 Forty-Third st 39 KJ Bradford. 4542 Cottage Groves 1 86 Ruckx, 474 8t Lawrsocs av, 38 Wells. 64W Eldgewood sv. -THIRTY-THIRD WARD.

Pr'eta I John Temple. 7000 Kenney sv. James Flnuen. 740 Silnp av. m-Frank Gusufsoti.

8S17 Buffalo av. BO 6 Frank Llltle, 9373 CommercUl av. 3 6 Schmidt 9136 Exchange sv, RJ Henry Halen. 9010 ExcLlige av. 3 1 McCaffrey.

9080 Superior avt 0 Charles Bush. 10330 Hoxlear. SAMarunaaie. Hegewtscn, 1 William Lynch. Reynolds av 1 L'5 Sis 7654 Bond i 2 MlifelTyrncS.

9501 Kwlnl a Olds av. DJ laV DJ 3 I 8 Llllla. 830 Eighty-Ninth st 13 Thomas Rowan. 8920 kxchsnge av. 4 Gerald Stack.

8913 Green Bay av. I CD Crandat 9214 Chicago av, IMt41r luiumbl IV 18 fa O'Hara. 9701 Commercial av. 19 Simon lyoeset 8437 Buffalo av, ill AV Johnson. 213 Eightieth it 21 Charles 1 lei Bllger.

3.VAI Cornell av. rknrloa Hill 'III Vln.i.llritlL 22 Klcharu uowen. 8918 Houston av, a 22 Malhew Healy, 9034 Erie sv.DC 1 Riuinlnh Riinliop rvl.hniir O. 23 James Graham. 10A26 Ewlng av.

0 inia 1 1 -rou ma rr Pr'ets. 2 L. Sehwarta. 6022 Ellis av. 3 Schafner.

6613 Mlchlran av. 8 William Wstteraon. 6231 Stalest DC 4 Jonn Howard. Drsxel av and Sixty-Third st 4 Parlln. 064 Sixtv-Tnird st 6 James Sterling.

7135 Greenwood av. BO 2 James B. Storms. 7320 Evans av. Curtis.

Bnmslde. 8 H. Rossell. 9343 Lvnns sv. 8 Rodger.

9238 Cottage Grove ay. 0 9 John Abrtse. 631 Stephenson av, 9 James Carley. Pullman. 14 EC Tourtelot Pullman.

Georve Haekner. Pullman. 16 Campbell. Pullman. 19 Thomas A Reed 816 SIXtT-Third st 19 Walsh.

822 Slxtv-Thlrd st DC 19 I ardineyer. 8-40 Slxtv-Thlrd it 14 Hrviliati. ii-sn HhjHiiii av. RJ 23 O'Donnell. 710 Aoams av.

DJ 21 Uodyka. 780 Seventy-First st 24 Meyers, 220 One Hundred sod Third st 25 McDermott. 122 Fifty-Sixth st DC 26 A White. 230 Woodlawu terrace. RJ 26 Hull, Wood lawn terrace and Stony Island av.

RJ 27 Phillip. 1058 Seveuty-Slxth st 27 Fred Davis, 7314 Brooks sv. RC 27 Charles Seyferth. 1072 Seventy-Sixth st DO 20 Archie Tallott 9106 Desplalnes st 30 Frank Han ley. West Pullman.

DJ 32 A Hammond. 288 Flfty-Flftn st 32 Montgomery. 5303 Monroe av, 35 Louis Levy. nn33 State at 35 EG Wright 5000 Mlcnlvan av. DC ti Tlau.

UUI3 Washington sv. 7 Darbv. 'tra Robertson av. 37 Joseph Wise. Norwood Hotel.

38 Lewis. 6416 Lexington av, 39 Curran. 64O0 McCh-sney. DC 40 Max White. Wood lawn and Seventy-First 3 41 Farralngtnn.

7349 Madison av. 41 Farrell. 7413 Null av. 42 Charles Archer. 7739 Greenwood av.

43 GerrtttOtio. Wabash sua One Hundred and Ninth st la William Greer. Gann. Ti 3 46 Robt Roby, 121 One Hundred and Tenth It, DO CICERO. Pr'ets I Hicks.

Austin O. 6 Lawrence Brown. Oak Park. 6 Mc Daniel. Oak Prk.

7 Frank Meiilran, Oak Park. 7 Walter Knott. Oak Park. DC 8 George Shcmldt Hyman PO, RJ Thnnijia b.innllv 11 wm mn ft 13 Body, Oas Park Ft). SECOND WARD.

Pr'ets 2 James Maniey. 1.131 Stat it 2 Strain. 133.1 Wabash av. THIRD WARD. 16 Martin Walsh.

2936 La Salle it Fourth ward. Pr'ets 1 Samuel wniit 78 i nirty-nitn st a 1 Coulter. 100 Thirty-Fifth st. 9 Conker. 36C5 Forest av.

9 Greenburg. 33.17 Prairie av. 2 8 Hough. 146 Thirty-Seventh st tin Inns. 1 13 It.

19 Tancred Ray. 3741 Dearborn at. DC 20 A Rowley. 34l Thirty-Seventh it rn in wash. 3 Huthelnsen.

353 Twentv-Second st 13 A Kallen. 652 Twenty-Ninth st 17 TIkis Doyle. 3v3o Fifth sv. 19 Jonn Clancy. 230 Emerald sv, 4 Cbas Vogt 3ioi tTioai st no SIXTH WARD.

Pr'ets 4 John unora. 2Wo uaensg at 5 Wm Triobam. 2812 Mala st Thos Cooney. 3228 Halsted st. 1 am ItiulM 3A31 Halsted it.

RJ 10 John Golden. 94 ThirtT-Seventn ct 14 Harry Lucaa. 3540 Paulina st 14 Charles Kollke. 3341 Marahfleld av, 16 Pnillp Wollf. 3669 Archer av.

i ttii.hnniiiii wnoulniiit DJ 23 John J. Callahan. 822 Thirty-Seventh St 4 28 Wm Murry. 1 102 Tlitrtj'-Thlrd st Pr'eta. John J.

Jtcwanon. .50 inirwenia it, 1 Pnnk Jifwlnuh X38 Eirhlaenlh at DJ 11 Victor Peiertyl. 206 Twentieth st 12 John Hyak. 767 Allport it Matt uammeraenmiut su juaim pi NINTH WARD. j'ames MeGrath.

608 Taylor st 20 Thoa Nolan. 437 Loomla st 22 Pr'ets, 2 (ilDlln. VKi l-weiiin at 8 John Boas. 732 Hlnmanst 13 Vaclav Howaks. 678 Twaiy-'irui Ct A 24 teo ni i 1, no.

Liwflwjv a 24 CharlesBolte. 1278 Bomsev av, RinUrmln 625 Oak lev av. RC SO Richard Bernd 937 Leavltt st 32 John Scbelbel. S57 HsaUnga st 32 Jos Peniskl. 798 Eighteenth st DC 35 Cbarle Mllia Wi ivrgunn au 33 Rudolph Troeke 9:12 TwenUelh at DJ ELEVENTH WARD.

Pr'ets 1 oeo uonerty. so; unwu av. 3 I Burgess. 410 Grand av. 3 O'Brien.

301 Ausun av. a il Hieaev. S53 Carroll av. 6 Frank McManua. 487 Fulton st DC 1 1 James Swade.

485 Van Buren st 11 Jacob B. Shadier. 487 Van Buren st DC 11 (Hwf AM Adlffll It 12 O' Brien. 429 Van Bureu it 13 Vincent 68 Throoo st 17 Peck. 334 MarahBeid av.

18 Burns. 5 Ashland blvd. 27 Scbwelnfurth. 377 Lake st TWELFTH WARD. Pr'ets 6 Baser, jr.

13 auams st 01 Thna H.arron. XM1 leavltt at. 1J 35 Murphy. 1542 Lexington st. THIRTEKN'TK WARD.

2 StAhl. 745 8upetior st 18 Thos Cooke. H7 Washtenaw sv. DC FOURTEENTH WARD. Pr cts 15 jiaeger, j.i iewwo st 1 31 John Gnstomskl.

1056 Hoyne av. 34 McDonald. 63 Edgewood av 34 Sullivan. 148 Johnston av. SIXTEENTH WARD.

1 Miller. 143 Huron si. n. 2 John Car berry. 94 Bismarck ct.

DJ 1 John Kowalskl. 340Caroeulerst DC 10 1 ChlleskL 693 Nobie st 12 Frd Gleiow. jr. im uicason si, a 18 John Kallassa. 89 Elston av.

iu Jnkn ntjuwiiior P.lslonav. 19 Harry Kohn. 126 North av. 20 And Farrell. 24(1 Ashland ay.

DJ 21 Mlcnaei Hetmutb. 23 Cornell st 3 25 Aug Hager. 247 Huron st 26 Ml B3 Sweeney. 272 Erie st SEVENTEENTH WARD. Pr'ets 1 si if fllv Af Indiana at.

10 Burke. 198 Green at, aUGHTEENTH WAED. Pr'ets. 1 Artnnrstein. votanai n.

a yt RsiimnrUn. 0-1 Halsted St 19 Nels Johnson. 212 Madison st RJ 26 Jonn D.I.I. 20 Ea Eaxanke. 169 Bunker st i nuillAin Ann, Pr'ets 4 McCaffrey.

133 nacioe st Al Shields. 962 Halsted st 6 Mark Cohen. 220 Fremont st 7 Hettenhsusen, 200 Blsaell at a unrtl.Ti -in Dav ton St. RJ 11 Wm Tlnaall. 498 Hslsied st DC 12 Randolph.

156 Webster av. fWES 1 1 -riK3 1 naav. Pr'ets 8 Thos RlngSWOOO. onwa sw a-a iruKnn Ha Willow it RC 10 Clarence Marshall. 21 Wtllow st EC 19 John Round.

640 Cleveland Sv. TWENTY-SECOND WARD. P8 CAolph Burmelster. 300 Larrabee st 3 13 A Stelmer. 102 Rees st 14 Herman Roenlng.

245 Cly bourn av, 16 AH Freeman. 430 Clark st 20 John Bat term an. 457 Dearborn av. IWUtTI-iniBU vvaw. P5 "ohn Foran.

77 Ontario st 21 Jas Callan. 144 Erie st rWEMTx-rirtta iiiiui. Pl CGeo Linn. 1850 Frederick st 8 Robt Renshar. 1544 LIU sv.

2 Edward Ott 1634 Donulog st 8 CI Bocklna. 1223 Montana st 8 Thos Nortnen. 425 Seminary av. a i.vta Clark It ERutnerberg. 1817 Belmont av.

3 XMiaier aw lii 16 Shepard. 2332 Sonthport ay. DC a ZJ rw.L.wl HnlWInthroDir. RJ 18 Theo Kanneu. Oak dale, near Racine ST, 15 VAU nryn.

lovs nueainxuaai di, ai 23 NIC Kerwer, 1290 Halsied st 24 Chss Fuchs. 49a Lincoln av, 24 Bamett 1451 Dunning st 26 Joe Rice. 1552 Wrightwood av. DC 28 Jos Gavin, Clark, near School stD 0 tWeMTT-SIXTH WAED. CpR McDermott, 51 Dlversey pt 0 6 Wm Steinbeck.

743 Belmont ay, 3 16 John Ricks. 1463 Perry st DC TWENTY-EIGHTH WAJUX PSble. Hubbard stB 0 TWENTY- IIIUII I'SUIU VfAJSW. Pr'eta. mll.11..

UK W4neflAtl av. It 1 4 jo Bartbolmy. 4353 Wentworth av, 0 I rnl aon. 866 Forty-Third It 1 0 6 Edw Lynch. 4075 Princeton av.

3 8 John Male, 617 Boot at DJ 8 John Murphy. 614 Dwicsn pk. DO 11 Thoa Kennedy. 644 Forty-Sixth st DC 15 G11U 4176 Emerald av. DO 14 Jacob Bunp.

4410 Ashland ay. 3 17 Stephen DrlseoU. 4310 Goodspeed lai. BJ 18 Jno Fly nit 4066 Armour av 20 Fred steinyard. 819 Forty-Flftb St 24 Geo Parker.

648 Laytod at 25 Frank Chalupka. 4638 Laflln stBJ 25 Andrew Coy le, 4644 Justine st BO 27 Sam Freeae. 1910Forty-8lxth at 3 17 Hy Tinker. 48)8 Paulina at EC, THXRTJJtTH WAED. fs" Chits Lorerren.

4900 Atlantic stBO 16 Geo DikeL 62S7 Emerald av, RJ 19 Edwin Smith. 631 Rosenmerkal St 19 8 Arey. S733 Wright st 19 A Wright 624 Kosenmeraei mt, av Biw Bwnew, su nnj-1 mm a Adam Uudearwlh, 4768 Fraaiar at 1 89 Robt Brnsrt Eladon sub st 39 Martin Maloney. 606 Flfty-blxth st B0 41 Juo Faiuier. 6918 Carpenter at.

14 THLRTY-FikST WAED. Pr'eta rum wierana. sixry-nrtn ana i trie rj William Mathlson, 6709 Halsted st William Hov. 0640 Union av. 6 Charles W.

Vlllra. 819 Elxty-FlflU at DO John Cowan. Ralph Hot-U Henry Miller. 660 Sixty-Seventh st 3 i THIRTY-SECOND WARD. SI 5 Pr'cu A coon.

4.191 praine sv. a A Horn. 296 Forty-First it EC A Parsons, 4106 Wabash av. Clucaa. 4228 Greenwood av, 3 Durckiey.

6411 Lake av. 1 VL'a lh I.tiM Wshaah av. DJ 84 A Conn, 4541 Greenwood av. 3 34 Charles A Pollock. 4418 Berkeley av, 0 86 Gardiner.

601 1 Indiana av. Pr'eta 4 A Block. 8920 commercial av. THIRTY-FOURTH WARD. Pr'ets 5 Brown, 7HI3 weooiawn av, 8 Richardson.

5735 Rosalie av. Alex Mooroe. 6312 McChesney av. Wm A Rawson. 6345 Evans av.

Bowling. 6315 Woodlawn av. Heard on. 6039 Washington av. DO Geo A Lucaa.

6914 Madiaon av, Enrlgbt 7920 Greenwood av. Watta, 408 On Hundred and Ninth pl, CICERO. PVcta 8 cnaa Bona. Austin 0. 1 John Fltxslmon.

uyuiaa ruu JRDrent, Berwyn PO. RJ THIRTY-FOURTH WARD. Geo Coswelt Washington av. Michael Huber. 2600 One Hundred and Fourteenth st DJ Wm Sietomann.

Rirerdale. Moran. 315 Watt av. 8 Reardon. One Hundred and Eighteenth and Peoria at.

4 a mi thai irnnn mm flllnv of aald renort an Order was thxreunon entered by said court 1 bat cans be shown. If any exist against the confirmation and appointment of said persons so selected 10 fill the wutfiM lfursuld on or before the opening of court st 10 clock a. m. on the 13ta day of March, u. leva.

J. j. uADcms-n. CHRISTIAN MEIER. P.

H. KRENAN. Board of Election Commissioners. Attest: HENBT L. HERTZ.

Chief Clerk. Nothing Succeeds Like COIN'S FINANCIAL SCHOOL. It lias a winning way and thousands are thankful for ths truth it tells. ITS FAME IS FOUNDED ON FACT. "Cola" can't be crushed or contradicted his principles are perfect they are powerfully presented.

COIN'S FINANCIAL SCHOOL Has no fold graduates. It la the pride of the people. PALL IN LINE! The Inter Ocean offers the handsome 50-cent edition, substantially bound in heavy enameled paper, printed in two colors, for 30 cents. Delivered at The Inter Ocean Portfolio Department, or sent postpaid to any address (outside city) on receipt of price 30 cts. Address "COIN" The Inter Ocean, Chicago.

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. City. FOB SALE BY OWNER HOUSES AND LOTS on Of on easy terms, nenu or cu ivr circular wn Dronerty nave xor saie. WILLIAM W. WEARS.

218 La Salle st. Room yjQ West Hid. T-V3R SALE GREAT BAROAIH IX LT3 WCSt I ol uumooiot rara. near aieiropoitian auu new electric line: WOO each, for ten days only; easyrma: don't dtm, iji Phone Main ssvn. J14 toarooer 01 wmmercc.

U9U UM m. TX)B BALE OR EXCHANGE-GOOD FARM. ISO A acres; two goou irame uuuww. and grist mill with fine water power on place: in village of 1. you In Michigan: good opening to make money; for merchandise or city Property.

Lansing. Mien. TO RENT HOUSES. Snbnrban. TO BENT-TWO NICE HOUSES AT MORTON Park, all modern imprtvementa, Urre varda.

itiuit aan 11 yv 918 La Salle at. Room W0. MsTO EE1iT-WILMJTTB- iibv. luM room nouses, ons uiuca looking the laae: per month. SPKNtEB CaUUafli Moom 110.

iu TO RENT-FLATS. Muvcallanaotss. BKNT FLATS AND HOUSES ALL OVEB the city. Send or call for printed list Issued weekly, or see 11st very vuivw imm. TO RENT STORES AND OJTICES.

Soath Bid. rpo RENT-STORE AND BASEMENT. Ha ISO S. A Claim St. avxov.

suuvta waer. 138 Hartford Bklg. WANTED TO RENT. TtT ANTED TO BENT A TWELVE OR FOUE-SY taan room house on th Weat Side: muat in first class condition: private family: no children: should Uka possession April 1 to 14. Ad ore 84.

Th Inter Ocean DISSOLUTION NOTICE. it existing oetween vv. a. rail Amour as the Bell Toilet Mnfg. Co.

has been dia- ni 1 .111 k. BIMd bv ta soiveo. i- ne iwhrvvs wm iini Mi Dearborn OV ST. AMOUR. March lL 189S.

BOOJTXft. LAST S3 YEARS ri. oy -in on any onituinr. rhlMtO I. I 1 I 174 AW AMW WN I li jtusicxt.

ixsTBuatjnrrs. ggmm NEW LOCATION. grTl KkW rXJATION. ANUf ACTURURS F1ANOO0L. SAKUFACTURER9' PIANO -g and iO Wabaah av.

Sod and MO Wsuaat av. Tea carloads ot new Grand and Upright Piano were received last week and are bow displayed at our nw and commodious wareroom. This shipment consisted ot WKUER PIANOS WEUER PUNOS- WEBER PIANOS. WEBER FIAJlOa. WHEELOCK PIANO WHKELOCK PIANOS WHEELOCK PIANOS.

WHEELOCK PIANOS. LINDEMAN PIANOS-L1NDEMAN FIA.NOS- tlNDKMAN PTANOS. IN DEM AN PIANOS, STUTVESANT PIANOH-8TUYVE8AN PIANOS- STUTVESANT PIANOS, STUTVESAaT PIANOS. Many new and elegant si vies In all of the most fashionable domestic and Imported woods, WEBER GRAND PIANOS In American and English oak. Ban Domingo ana Cuban mahogany, American hurt and French walnut, ebony, etc Whether you are contemplating th purchase of piano or not yon are cordially Invited to visit our new wararooms and examine tula magnlnceat stock.

NEW LOCATION. NEW LOCATION. MANUFATCRER9' PIANO MANUFACTURERS' PIANO 110 and 'MU Wabash av. ADAM SCHAAF, ESTABLISH EO 1878. MAKER? Of IT21 Great reduction In price of new and secondhand upright pianos: easy terms of payment to suit customers.

Every piano is la gooa condition and warrantee, to be as represented. SlaS each. three Vote A Bona large upright pianoa. tloo. One Mathnshek.

7cctavet- upright. tUi each, two Jacob Bros. 7H octave np- rtght tl'JS. One Smith A Barnes cabinet grand. S1K.

One Krieger A Sons uorurnt. (IM. Two Decker A Sons octaves upright New England uorivat. 74 octaves. tllO.

One Chickerlnrnprlglit plana 7 octave lfta. One Ada Schaaf upright piano. 8150. One Scaaaf walnut cas-. fl Ml.

One Voae A Sons cabinet grand. IIBA. One ('bickering untight fll.V OneW. W. Kimbail uoright S135eacn.

two wainu tease nongnta.7M octaves. tti eaeu. three rosewood uprlgnts, octaves. 87i. One upright piano.

7 octaves. 200 new pianoa to rent at low rates. (me year rental allowed if purchased. Pianos toned, repaired, stored, and exchanged. ADAM SCHAAF.

No. 278 W. Madiaon su. corner Morgan. A NUMBER Ol OF CHOICE BARGAINS TO OFFEE THIS WEEK.

1 KELLEE BROS. UPRIGHT IN OAK CASE. 8 STEIN WAT UPRIGHTS. ONE BLACK AND ONE WALNUT CASE. 1 M'CAMMON CPRIGHrT MAHOGANY CASE.

1 BEAMBACH UPRIGHT. FRENCH WALNUT CASE. 1 SCBUJf AN A SONS. MAHOGANT CASE. ALL THE ABOVE ARE AS GOOD AS NEW.

AND WILL BE SOLD VERT LOW TO CLOSE THEM OUT. MASON A HAMLIN. NEW A BE BOOMS. M2 WABASH AVENUE JAMES K. M.

GILL. MANAGER. NOW TOUB OPPORTUNITY. We are offering slightly used pianos at extremely low price. Ton can now get a choice bargain, and at ta right figur too.

Installment plan If yon Ilk, or we'll lace to tan. Don't mlaa this sal LYON. POTTER a 17i WabasbUy. PIANOS THAT HAVE BEEN rented, exchanged, or dropped larH ttT. fma fauuiffus.

MARCH SALE Souare pianoa. 40 upward. MARCH SALE Uprtght piano S10O upward. MARCH SALE Organs. tM upward MARCH SALE This list Includes th following MARCH SALE makers: Decker Bro.

Chtcker-MARCH SALE Ing. Hsllet A Davis. Cooover. MARCH SALE Ester. Sieger Camp A MARCH SALE Co Russell.

Arlon. and Moaart. These are the greatest bargaina ever offered. Prudent buyer shonld not fait to Inspect them. PIANOS to rent Wi una upwara.

ORGANS to rent 81 and upward. Toning, nollahing. repairing, etc BVTEY A CAMP. THE LfcA DING HOUSE 233 state at. 49-53 Jackson st CHASE BROS.

PIANO tM Plana Maker. to are closing out the eleeant stock of FJOO medium and nne graae pianos oi new Cbickerlng-Chase Bros. SIM 21S-W1 Wabaah av. to Secure some of the bargains. SrtQO S173 FISCHER CPRlGHt PIANO: SPE-eiaL Shows l.ttle or no trace of use.

Good tone. Fully warranted In every respect. Eay term This week at LYON A HBAlV'S March sale. Wabash av. and Adams st.

snWM WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF SKV-rTAW ond hand Upright pianos of various makes orcurht from our old bulldlug Tkhlcb. we will close out regardless of cost. aAALrAtllttbas' riA.w (new locauon) 'JSS and WU Wabash sv. S3i5 KNABE UPEIGHT. A inMmnMt Has been rented for a short time and had only nominal use.

Easy terms. This week at LYON A HEALY March sale. Wabaah av. aud Adams st. asjfJtss.

BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANOS TO RENT VV S3.S4 ana S. wegman. seen oas. sriw Stem way. Emerson, and other slut) up; Si.

Wta Slupermonia. J. A BRYANT. K07 Wabash sv. one fllrht asantsiSlZS UPRIGHT PIANO CF GOOU Ar rEAK-B! eondltlon.

Easr terms. Tbls week at tYON A HEALY March sale. Wabaah av. and Auama st. TO RENT ROOMS.

Advertising under this head lae per line each insertion: 8 lines one week dally and Sunday, 11:8 linrs one week daily and Sunday. 11.85: 4 lines one week daily and Sunday, fi.au tnis in eludes a handsome nickel Rooms To Bent' slgit North Bios' PINK FLAT NICELY FUBNISHED rooms, with the use of k.tcben, 45 107 PINE ST. -NICELY FURNISH EO ROOMS. I .1 4 kaiihI with nsiursl raa: IS minute' walk to Court House: price very low; call and see for yourselves. OIQ OHIO SECOND FLOOE.

FLAT 4-jilO Handsomely furnished double parlors: hot and cold water, nice bath; terms very reasonable. ORl LA SALLE FURNISHED OOU rooms, with or without board; strictly first class. Tl NORTH PARK NEAR L1MXILJ lO Park Furnished or unfurnished: two connecting front rooms, two housekeeping, three or four room nat. cnesn. Booth Sid.

rpO RENT OZARK APARTMENT BUILDING M. aotn anu niuua. iMnur uu i M.w to flu: rooms, st.au siwu llgni: caic. rrO RENT FURNISHED 2454 INDIANA JL IOP USU SUIIC IrlC llgnt. no, water.

rjl TWENTY-SIXTH ST. THREE STEAM-il heated front rooms, com oleic iy furnished for houscaeeping; price v-- pgriuumn. If F7 DRRXEL PL-ROOMS. FUR-llU nistied or unfurnished, with or without boards modern. West Sid.

Ws MADISON ST. THREE NEWLY furnished rooms: single or en suite. 1229 BOARDING. Advertising under this head 15e per line each Insertion: lines on week daily and Sunday. 81; 8 lines one week daily and Sunday-.

1 4 lines one week dally and Sunday. tl.M. This includes a handsome nickel "Rooms To Rent" sign. Wi ANTED CHILDREN FROM 4 TO 18 YEARS if Ol age ior wiuinvr ble Of taking ent re charge of dueaUo, etc 1US. nejntertjcvaii Oil WASHINGTON BLVD.

ELEGANT SUITS 041 ot rootne for gentleman and wlf or two ewAlernenTxccllent table bord: cheerful home. cinvvtit a ad 1239 7tr mS Sr a TT b1 I 1 rT fS Kl Sl Without board: reasvname r.r cvsTri INDIANA- A v. LARGK. HS.iu9uas 2118funu i-wSM. ingl or e.

suit: borq. -em -w- )Q IQ MICHIGAN soaav ZrU for lour persona: to Sri. irr VADCB T.tnnt-P UPlT. 4553 'rooms. irkSrceneia "boardT Si "a 1 tJO tuim 0f wi nss a.

ntoAHS MADK ON CHICAGO K8aL ESTATB AT REAL ESTATE LOAN 3. TIIONKT WITHOUT COMMlSsIOM-A LARili ill amount to loan at 8 ner seat: ala? 8 and is ceat money. Building loans at enrr nt rates. Chi cago property. v.

i ji a juu ia aaiia sv. LOST AUD rOUSDs 1 OST-A DOUBLE BUNCH OF NAMB Si- BallM HIM a. 0.11.1.1.111, on one nng. Please return 10 Lor A Tuvmaa. 4o jtaaooipa st.

im raceivs si rswar. SnTTATION WANTED If ALE Advertising nnder this bending 8 orals per tin tgr Insertion; 8 ones. Dai- and aonday. todays tl. lcclndlai th services ut nor Employment Bores.

rlM INTER OCEAN EMPLOYMENT BCREAJ FREE ONLY TO THOSE WHO ADVERTISE FOB BTTOATIONS IN THE ESTER OCEAN. NO CHAESB FOB FOSmONS. ALL YOO FAT FOB 18 TOUB ADVERTISEMENT. ROOM 217. INTER OCEAN HUrLDINO.

Bookkeepers and Clerks. SITUATION WANTED BT BRIGHT. EZFERJ. enced. well educated young man as assistant bookkeeper, oiii clerk, or geaeral offl.1 work: eao act aa caanler or correspondent, refer see from last employer: salary aoderatev Aaars It Ai3.

The Inter Ocean. ITUATION WANTED ENER) STIC MIDDLE-aged man with buslnva and eoilege daca-Uon. accustomed to manage employe, a bookkeeper, secretary, or any booeat employment: now teaching bookkeeping-, references. li A 1 be Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY THOROUGHLY traetical bnaines man a bookkeeper, eaaaler.

offic manager, or expert aevou jt uu no pen- ian: n.t reference and boaJ iiiraisboo. Ad dress 511. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED A5 BOOKKEEPER OR general office work, bv experienced naa of 81: am now employed, but wish to better my-elf ea give a-ood n-fKftutee. Address 1.1.

To luter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED AS CLERK IN GROCERY or general store or driver of delivery wagon: eaa speak German: hrst-elas re lereicea fur-nlshetT Aadreas li Tbe luter S.TUATION WANTED AS BILL OR SHIPPING clerk: expeiieoceu and compe-ent: quick and aucurate In figures: good peumau: relerence. Address D3H1. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANT KD BY EXPERIENCED booakeepT and office nianatrer.

tborongn knowledge of work oa iraoe papers. Aduis ltil. Tne Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED AS BOOKKEEPER OB assist ml by a competent midUit-aged aaa: good hablu: references given. Adureas lot Dearborn av.

SITUATION WANTED GENERAL OFFKB work: wholesale bouse preferred; expen- enceu: wans no object refereuces. ITS. lbs Inter 'Jrean. ClfCATION WAXTE0-BY REGISTERED AS-alstaut drur elerk: German-Amerlcaii: good references. Address A.

Adelman. ioa ooexUst. Joll-t. 111. SITUATION WANTED AS ASSISTANT BoOK-n kMiiwr mnirii ufRie won.

eoiieetor. or eitg salesman: reterences. Address lit), i'ne Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED GENERAL OFFhCS work, copyist, or addrrali.g enreionea; good p-nniau: reference ltttf. Tf Int-r ocean.

SITUATION WANTED-BY A Yul'SH MAN AS bookkeeper: first-class retereoces. bond furnished It necessary. The luter Ocean. CITUATION WANTED AS ASSISTANT BOOK-O keeper, bill clerk, or general olBce work: ref erences. Auaress I ue imgr ijii.

SITUATION WANTED GENERAL CFrlCR work: assist with boois: plain, mold writer; SITUATION WANTED GENERAL orriCB work. or cashier, good correspond ent: references. liiil Tne Inter ccean SITUATION WANTED -A3 BOOKKEEPER; office von. correspood ul or collector; eit relerenees. I t.

Tii Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED AS BOOKKEEPER. cashier, corresoondetit or oinoe work; reierences. I i lie mirr SITUATION WANTED GENERAL OFFICE vreuimu'i. ciici ikim.cu reference Itiw.

Tne Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED-AS ASSISTANT BOOK-keeper. general office work, or collector; ref erences. 1X1. The inter Ocean.

CITCATlON WANTED AS CLERK IN RETAIL store; shoes preferred: experienced; refer-eoces. 1411. he Inter Ocean. CITUATION WANTED-AS BOOKKEEPER. OF-O 6ee.

or creuit man: best refereoce. A Oil res I'JA The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BOY WORK or check eierk: rood penman: refereoce. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED-AS BOOKKEEPER.

caabl-r. or any office work; best references. 154. The Inter Ocean. CITUATION WANTED AS CLERK IN STORE: collector or office work: reference 118.

The Inter Ocean Trade. SITUATION WANTED-BY LICENSED EN: gloeer and maebmist experienced in eitv; competent to lake charge of larre plart and willing to leave city: is sooer. Industrious, and willing: best reference furnished. Address 7UU, The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS Licensed engineer: some knowledre of eieetn Ity; will leave city: best references furnished.

Address Irtl. The Inter Ocean. CITCATION WANTED-YOUNG MAN. MACdlN-O 1st: run lathe, planer, or drill pre; reference. 107.

The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED-AS FOREMAN IN BOX or veneer factory: good references. Addrea 167. The Inter ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASS CAB-loet-maker: outside city: good reference.

117. The Inter Ocean. CITL Al l.N WANTED AS MEAT CUTTER IN market or grocery: best reference. llV.Th inter ooean. SITUATION WANTED AS WIREMAN AND nature hanger: best references.

134. Tb Inter ocean. Cooks. SITUATION WANTED-AS COOK IN HOTEL OR restaurant: first class in every respect: guod. caoaole manager: would take outside city: moderate salary: best city reference.

Address 711. Tbe luter Ocean. SITUATION WASTED ALL ARoJND CAMP cook: boardlug-nouse or sailing vesnel; stemr. sober, ana economical: long experience: references. 139.

Tbe Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED AS BAKER AND pastry cook: Lotel or restaurant in or out of city: rood reterencea. 14. Tlie Inter Ocean. CITUATION WANTE1-AS HOTEL.

club, or restaurant: will leave city: references. luy. Tbe mirr ocean. CITUATION WANTED AS HKAD COOK OR nlgbt cook In restaurant: references. Address li.

Tbe Inter Ocean eAlesmen. SITUATION WANTED-BY MAN OF LAR'JB exneiieoee ss salesman, city or traveling: thoroughly reliable: a good rustier: ready and willing; reference Address Sbt Tbe Inter Ocean. CITUATION WANTED BY GENUINE Laamman: referenee. best: are. temperate; can sell anything: no time for intlers.

1IM. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED TRAVELING SAI.KS-mau In Northern or Northeastern Iowa; best reference Address 1W. Tne luter Ocean. Bays.

SITUATION WANTED AS OFFICEOR ERRAND boy: well educated: best reference. 137. Tne inter uceao. SITUATION WANTED IN OFFICE: BOY 17: wage. (S per week; reference.

tel. Th Inter ocean. SITU A Til )N WANTED IN OFFICE BY BOY 14: rood city reference. Address 16a. Th Inlet Ocean.

Collectors CITUATION WANTED BY ENERGETIC MAN ability and honesty will meet with advancement AUUress r- aj. 1 ar vwT-mi. ITtTi-rt. iN WANTEDCOLLECTOROROFIi'lCH work: Al references and boods. Address 112.

The Inter ocean. w. CITUATION WANTED-BY FIRST-CLASS STB-O nograpber a-o tyuewriter iReminrtooi: la ex perienced, rapia. ana reiiaoie: capaoie oi uuina-good work aud 21 line responsible position: salary reasonable: references the best Audress av'A ne inter ucean. Mlacetlaneona, CITUATION WANTED-AS MANAGER OB fMmn nr rfnvRil worker on stock, cram, or dairy farm: capable, reliable, sou thoroughly nracucai: can ne wnniuwii, very best references, Address Ml.

The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRtT-CLASS coachman and Al groom, careful onver. thor-ouglily reliable and trustworthy; strict iv temperate aud willing: moderate wage unquestionable references. Adores ui. i ne luirrvuxon.

CITUATION WANTED AS JANITOR OF FLAT a hntliiinr. nr norter In wholesale: un derstands steam bcauii. repairing, and cleaning taorourtiiv: Is sober, lndustrioua and reliable: aaiary reasonable: first-class refereuev. Addrea 553. The Inter Ocean.

SITUATION A NTED IDDLE-AGED MAN and wife, no cnildrcn. on farm; a practical general farmer-, no dairy: can do rougo carpentering and palming: references Address lib, The inter ucean. SITUATION WANTED IN PRIVATE FAMILY: ear for bone lawn, garden, can art aa n.i M.iiiar,l tnoderat salary: good references. Addes 360. Th Inlsr Ocean.

SITUATION WANTED IN SUBURBAN ToWM by reliable man to drive, care for horse, cows, lawn, and do reuerai work on gent a place; goo i T.a 1 i tr fmiaii ITICITuyCT. a CITUATION WANTiiD IN PBIVATB FAMILY aa gardener and florist; care of horse, cow. lawn, any general work: best ot reference furnished. Address 172. The Inter Ocean.

CITUATION WANTED BY M1RRISD MAN ON farm: practical farmer slock, grain. dairy: tenant house: Orst-claas reference. Ad dress lilts. Tbe Inter ocean. S1TUVT10N WANTED BY EXPERIENCED mamhandllng agent, or agency: MbiMN money, but can gi vo best re-'creucea; tuU of push.

ilia. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTkD BY MIDDLE-AG ED man as watchman, collector or reuerai work; reilable unA wUUnr. reference Adureaa 14tt Th Inter Ocean. ITUATION WANTED ON STOCK FARM BT married man: thoroughly eaperleneea ail-rouud band wants teaaul-oouso; beat refvreacets.

131. The lnler Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY MARRIED MAN AS janitor: good engineer: do ait repairing: thoroughly experienced: best refervueca. Addrea i id. Ttt tote oeoaa..

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About The Inter Ocean Archive

Pages Available:
209,258
Years Available:
1872-1914