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on the break. end the covering demsnd xadted the market. With yestAdsy's rain In nJJKrl tu na of the spring wheO belt and the harve.Ung of winter wheat nearlnf completion In the weat. thre Is a more g.oerai i utlook leas The coarse gValn n.rkts ruled uncertain. Influenced by the nuc-tuatlons In wheat.

Corn held howler, with oata higher early and lower during the CtoffeeRio on the spot nrmer at 8yff74; tar Vo. 7. Sales. 6.XX bsg Rio No. 7 at S.slc: I.73U bags Klo No.

7 at Mc. Future iJvancta iu to rsavai morev spin 10 ders. 64fl7c; do bellies. HtfOSc. South American.

Brastl kege choice. 17.15; refined continent, $7.60. Tallon iLn nrMii Hiti 7V417c. Butter Creamery. Wrstern ao firsts, stale dairy extra.

lerae. Cheeae State, f. c. olored or white, large, fineec ttStrWVxc: small. 15 Eggs Slate.

Pennsylvania, and Western, law "tXar Baw firm at 4 ll-lo or 9fl 4 3-ltte for test. Refined fairly active and Arm, Dried Frults-The markot for vaporat applej ruled quiet, but about steady, at "i.TT Hi. ririerf fruits were Inactive. 1 flLru-t nrtme. rtteie evapomieu api-ie-s.

bMfSHc; choice, fancy. fornla di'led prunes. 7c per I inrHt. mvaL l2W14c; Moor ITr. 134J18C.

Peaches, peeled. lb)c: unpeelrd, CXtfWc tSi JiLi-. a u.ust. SWic: September, SOVc; No. 2 hard.

777Sc. Corn Lower; o- 3 caiheae; track. 424'c; June, 42c: July. c. Sit: Jum 2tSc: July.

24c; September. V. 1 1 1. i "'K. HV-ljUWCr.

-a o-uvi-. w- Inbblnr. IIS. Ijird Lower; prime choice. T7H.

Jry Halt Meats Boim, iover; clear ribs, 7.iW; clear sides $7.75. Bacon-Boxed lower: extra holts, $7.8. clear ribs, clear sldea. Hay Easv; timothy. prairie.

$6.507. Whisky Steady. $1.28. Metals Lead Firm; $4.25. Spelter Higher; 'Poultry Stead chickens.

7Hc: springs, 11c: turkeys. 4c; ducks. 0c; springs. He; geese, 8c; springs. 7c.

Eggs Iwer: 0c. Butter Steady; cteamery, 16S19HC; dairy, 14 lc. celpta. H7H brls: exports, 12.2UO bris. Oraln Wheat Weak; spot, the month, and July.

b26K2c: August. 2e83c: steamer. 2 red TiioTic; receipts. ou; nuiupiii. sample.

72ft Mc; Southern, on grade tc-. orn r-asier mixea spot ana ui'min. -r -m j.iiv 7t-i7-n- AimuL 47tki47ic: September, 47a4Jfc-; steamer mixed. receipts, 157.722 bu; exports. 1W7.143 bu; Southern white corn.

5051c; Southern yellow corn, ooeoic. mw Dull; N. 2 white. Sic. sales: No.

2 mixed, 28 Hay Quiet: No. 1 timothy, $18.50 asked. Butter Steady. Eggs Firm. Cheese Steady.

vivsrapoi 19. June 28. Oraln ket started weak, am at nson it naa iost ac rrora ih. niwiitt Thr wan a lak nf buying ordera. nl when this became annarent holders Blurted to sell, and there was for a time a nervous and I-anl.

ky condition. The market tu very weak at the close. July closing at 8Hirc and September at 82c. The premium on cash wheat strength ened a little tooay jvortnrn sola at isP'' ever July; No. 2 sold at IISiC under No.

8 at nlc. Flour and Bran t'nrhanged. l.r th Minn. June 2. urain neat 1 hartl cash.

Ktvic: to arrive. P4Wc: Julv. September. H4Tc; Oecember. Wc; No.

i Northern. cah. 2c: to arrive. 820; July, H2tc; September, HSc lecember. t31sc No.

2 North em. fsi sc iso. 9 spring, hc. usis zfv. Hnrlev Corn 42C Vl f-h tl MC September.

11 47. Receipts V1ieat, 6a. 411 bu. Shipments Wheat, 20.0M7 bu. TOLEDO.

Ohio. June 2. Oraln Wheat Act ive hut lower; spct. mcj July. August, No.

i cash. 44Hc. Oat? Active anl firm; No. 2 cah. ZUr; September.

2tt4C. Rys i'u ami uik iiftiiHnj, ci. mi, Seed I'rime SJH. $-V10; IHUU premium. o.4u; uctooer, no.

ei.id. PHIMDRLPHU. June 2. Butter Firm; fancy Western creamery, 2tc: fancy prints. 21c.

Eggs lull and weak; fresh, nearby. 13ifcc; rresh (Southwestern, ijo; iresn estern, lie fresh Southern, ll12c. Cheese Quiet but steady. BCFFAI.O. N.

June 28 Oraln Wheat spring. ro. 1 nam. i7c; o. Mortnern, BBSii, No.

2. MV. inter, bc. Corn 74c Oats WIIJlNOTON. N.

C. June 28. Turpentine Bteady; 4242Hc. Kosin Firm; ii.ioqji u. TunenUne Firm; Tar- Steady: $1.44.

OIL, CITY. Pa-, June 2S Credit balances. certincatoo. no bid; shipments. brls; aver, age.

U1.U37 brls; runs. 1U4.772 brls; average, WU tu oris. PEORIA. 111.. June.

Oraln Corn Firm: No. 2. tlw-lliC. uau rirm; o. a wnite, JH'0-uc.

hltkjr $1.23 for finished guoaa. REAL-ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. ilse-Yrd Property Brlags Nearly a Halt Mlllloa Uollara. Upward of half a million dollars was realised in foreclosure sale at too auction-room of the Chicago real-estate board yesterday. Nearly that aura was bid on the stone-yard property of the Young- St Farrell Diamond Stono Sawing company.

It was bought la by Charles Franklin Bliss for $461,902. The property lies Just west of tho south branch the river, fronting north on West Polk street, and extends west to Stewart avenue. It contains 228.000 square feet of ground, now occupied by the sheds and appurtenances of the stoce company. Mrs. Mary 8.

Cregier. widow of De Witt Cregler. bid In some vacant property In the filled land on the north shore for It consists of some lots fronting south on Pier- con street, 527 feet, between Pine street and the lake. Mrs. Augusta Lehmann.

as conserratrix of the estate of E. J. Lehmann, foreclosed ou some lots in Cleavervllle. which she bid In for $34,387. They are all In block 12, Cleaver vllle.

A. DT Hannah and David Hogg have ob tained a loan of $50,000. due April IS. 190X, with 4 per cent Interest, from the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company, se cured on the Brevoort house property and their saloon property on Randolph street. near Powers' theater.

REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following real-estate transfers were filed for record yesteraay: Consideration. Winona s. -13 or N. tnarg st, r.

Hug 13t: June 22 A. Brown to II. Rur- rods $3,000 is el son st. a oi r. tumuwnca pg.

r. 1x123: June 14 Kirbash to Mlna Hecht 2,000 Oakley ar .120 of Noble st. f. 26x125; June 2 O. Rex to John N.

2,000 RMreway av. 216 of Chicago ar. f. 2Cx 123; June IS Fendl to M. 1.500 Park av.

231 of Kedxle av, f. June 23 Charles A. Carpenter to Carrie B. Benbow 117. 8.

revenue stamp. Trumbull av, 168 of Harrison st, f. 23g 81: June 2ft Mary Wood to Fannie F. Ralston (Incumbrance. 4.600 Central Farg av, zio oi Harrison st.

3T.X126: June 13 K. Edstrom to George A. Seaverena 1300 a. za ct. zvo or 12m sr.

xexizo; June 21 Augustine Konrer to Kmllla Iulsa Schulz et al. 2.200 ijougiaa Diva, wo or Homaa av. i. sax 167: June 27 W. Scott to Agnes Rua- sow 2.000 Kedxle a v.

HO a of lth st. 20 to alley; June 21 R. Iell to Myron 8. 8,300 cmeraia av. I a or rom st.

I. zexiza; June 13 P. S. Rellly to Martin J. Breea (Incumbrance, 3,900 Washtenaw av, 72 a of 4th st.

f. wftxlZA; March 2 J. McKensia Cleland to Edwin W. Chllds 1.280 sow st. or utngiey av r.

it4xiw; June 4. Iir7 Ueorge H. Paddock to LJnaa A. Paddock f. 1.500 8s me ppty; June 27 Unas A.

Paddock to Phoebe K. Rothfue 1.600 nouston av. xio a or twin at. I. 25x125 June 2S Kazlmlera Rysklewlcs to Wa- lenty Kasprsk (Incumbrance.

4-400) i 0O0 Bam ppty; June 20 Walenty Kasprsk to Rosalia Rysklewlcs (Incumbrance $40O. 1 0O0 Duumur mv. a ox otia si. t. ZTX1V4: June 27 Joseph Wlanlewskl to Mlkolei Fra.tckowlak 1.800 rw -ss.

mm 10 euo I lying o. and adj 29 acres of Milwaukee av. 88-40-1S; June IS Peter P. Marine to Ueorge H. Curtis (Incumbrance.

$3n. 1,000 vnsre pi, ni nr aaapiswooa av, ooa 103: June 27 Alfred A. Hallgren to John JC. Peterson (Incumbrance $300) 2.000 2Axll24: June 23, 1900 Frank Richterto berasta Rlchter l.OOO ct Aauiion ST, a Zlg 124: June 14. 1800 Maria Hecht to Lud- wig Klrbanh 5.200 so on roe at.

net. neaxie ana AIDanvavs, r. 1UVT126: June IS. IIMKs-44. A 8ranufai E.

Ki strom California av. 24 of Johnson av, 24x -n iisst. erst-ept part I or June 21. llui Jasaea Burke to Martin R. Mur- 1.T00 mun av.

a ear or I ones ex. r. zatrx 2W: June 4. iBOO William A. Tre.naln to Homer B.

Orosa. 3,500 vernon av, ao.i a or sirn at. r. Z2 h-izx 132; May 8l. 11KI0 Peter Kennedy to rinw p.

113th st. 55 of Tale av. f. SOxlSS. and other property; June 22.

19X James A. Hail to The Wlnthrop B. A L. Asao. (rev.

stamps, $12) 8.000 2lt points, out lost pwi sou j- wK 4t.S0O bags. Havre If to lf. ana Hamburg P'S- H' 'tSTweik Ing January, 7.bWS"7 S3. February. 7.37 Ue.

"rch. 7 April, btf. 10c; Mar. 1 Cj June. 7 July.

7.os7.S3c: Auxurt. 7. 7 43c: September. T.auf7.55c: October 7. November.

7.tk"7..c: I 7. Armttage av, 2 of Robey st. a f. 24x100: june zn, lfMtr rrourassta et al by master In chancery to J. W.

3.4O0 3.000 i 1.000 "1.600 8.000 2,000 1.500 18.700 4,000 5.700 8.000 4.500 0.500 2.300 1 2. TOO 2.000 2.000 10th at, au3 eof Morgan st, June 22. ISHJO J. Holan F. Rendla Throop st.

5 se of Archer av. 24x 113: June 23. F. J'frengle to A. fcck.

Sangamon st, 23 of st, f. Mav f. us vitt to c. te Oth av. 1H2 of sU f.

P.xl21; -Nov. 13. 1B39; C. ri. Anderson to Ida Wenners-kold ilncumb.

of S4.2uo Polk st, 23 of Norton at, f. 50x(0. mora or less; JunsCT, iww-junn J. lanigan to Calagero Campagnla Oglesby av. 2I7 of 74th SOxl23; June .26, 19O0 T.

A. Foley to O. O. I.h Halle st, cor of Root st. f.

181g 12H; June J. 1in a. Kyaeu to it. E. Herbert Heating Co Rush at.

cor of Delaware pi, 87x ISO: June 2K. llsjo Robert U. Jonniton to Georre N. Neise (Incumb. of Addison st.

cor of Wilton av. f. 3.24x 125; Mav 11 to M. Allmen11nger to Kmll J. Nollck (Incumb.

of Lake st, 1HO of Oakley av, f. 24x97; June 4. laoo Si. BrucKa to cnariea cm- Sangamon st. 72 of 56th st.

f. S7Hxl24; June 2. luuo Mnmmco to jrucss. 54th pi. 214 of Habited st, a f.

23x114; June 27 K. Jones to iu. nw "Ulll 21st Ft. 2U of Ashland av. f.

25x125Mi; June lv J. oienets to u. t- Clvbourn av, 75 of Hlnscha st, a r. 2xlM; June IB C. K.

Hcniwer to jkioen I.l.l 1 fl X-l Welwter av, 141 of Orchard St. f. 27x 143: June J. itiegierei ai to r-Normal av. 125 a of 3d st.

a if. 83x125: June 27 F. A. Klcnarasun to o. lucnsra- Dobson" 'of 71st st, 26x125: Dec 2.

18U7 C. Bwar.son jr. A. nwanaon. Wed t.

141 of State at. f. SO0xl23; May 'M A Hnll I J. De S.0OO 2.500 3.000 Issued Coat. $5,800 5.000 1.000 3.200 2.000 4.000 2.000 Wilcox st, loo of Pacramento av, a 40 to alley; June 27 A.

I. Pilgrim to A. M. Baxsmitn S. 40th av, 115 of Fillmore st.

f. 60x 125 May 4 T. Boiana to i. i jiua- ass. BVlT.Dr.NO PERMITS.

The following building permits were yesterday Morris Hurwltx. two-story brick flats at No. 631 8. Central Park av Emll Hopp. two-stiry brick store and flat at Ko.

l3 w. 47tn at C. D. Pctter. two-story frame residence ac No.

22 BrsadJey pi W. H. Felrlng. two-story brick flat at ISO. 131u Faimeld av Albert 'Anderson -two one-story frame) cottages at Nua.

1515-17 N. Hamlin av John two-elory brljk flat at No. 75 Armltage av Emll Dammursh, two-story frame flat at No. 867 McMeaaav CANNOT GET RID OF A FAT JOB. Clerk Haas Is Held, agslaat His Will, lot at Place.

Joseph Haas, clerk of the dralnaK board. Is one of the few public officials on record who desires to retire, bat is unable to hare his resignation accepted. Several weeks ago he bought an interest In a He notified the board of his desire to resign, and asked that his successor be chosen. The Repub lican organization recommended A. R.

Porter of the Thirty-Second ward for-the place, which has a salarr of $4,000 a rear attached to it. Mr. Porter is a Justice of the peace, aifd president of the Thirty-Second. Ward Republican club. Trustee Braden championed his cause, and made a rain effort to get the five Republican members to agree to the selection.

President Boldenweck and several of tbe Democratic members objected tf the idea of changing clerks so near tbe ex-Diration of the term, and insisted on having the present Incumbent remain ire office until next December. Clerk Haas win obey tne wish or a majority of the board. He will resign if Trustee Braden can get enough votes to have the resignation accepted. The subject may come up again today. Three Xrgrroea Fatally Wounded.

METROPOLIS. June 28. Fifty negro ruffians from Paducah came to Metropolis laBt night on a steamboat excursion and at tempted to take the town. They were armed and half drunk. The police force engaged them in a pitched battle at the water's edge, in which more than 100 shots were tired.

Three of the negroes were fatally wounded. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The folowlng marriage lien sea were issued yesterday: 1 Age. Francis A. Marshall.

Margaret C. Crlchttm.23 23 John McJIanus, Staz? Vealen 22 1W Barnharu J. Martha M. dkoysk 2.V-11 Jalmar Westerdahi. Lillian Carlson 2422 Cornelius Myrtle B.

..24 20 James W. Judge. Kllen K. Kortman 2U 2 John Sloan. Lena Sherwood 37 Will 8.

Flnalug. Connie l-ol. Dyke 2w 2U Allle Hurlow of Kvanaton. Mamie ilrd) nt same rtl Metzrer. Kva Stelnmiller Nathan Bock men.

Anna Connor (Jeorge A. Selpp, Uzzle liakzr Frank R. Preive. Emma I 11 Waller Nlhlack. Ida Martin Moses C.

I.ydla Johnson Ueorge Pauckner, Mary Jkmes H. Cappers, I'aulln Schultx John H. McNeiliy. Reglna S. Froser LJtngford of Rochester.

N. 27 ftti 30 ....2421 27 IH So XI as ....813 T. Anita B. Comgan of Oakland, Cat 7..2 27 John Nohlow, Dell Readington 30 a Charles H. Dietrich of Franklin, Hi.

El.a- nor Martin of same 26 28 Philip 8. Stevens, Adeline 1 Horn 32 Kdwin Mead of Minneapolis, Allah Clark of same 83 31 Jams Hamilton. Margaret ....33 James Anderson. Carrie R. Kramer JO 19 James Crazier of Creston, Kata Smith of Jetxolt.

Mich 6554 Harry II. Woodward. Mary E. Ryan au 29 Klmer Kyertly of Hagrrstcw. Md.

Margaret 8. Wllcna of Peaneylvanla, Pa SO 22 Edward Zimmerman of Cumberland. Mary K. Miller of Galeaburg. ill SB 82 Christian Jacob of Orossdale.

Christina Uelscl of same 2 24 Edward J. Dunphy. Lillle E. 22 ueorge Hiibrlng of Kot-k Island. HL; Mary i Oliver oi same Albert Sflnks.

Freda Sl-grust John Rath, Delia Koelng Reunen H. Fey. I.ucy Kieser Henry Hanson. Tillle Trolson Herbert W. Frost.

Ada Uuttcrfield. Andrew H. Duncan, Nellie O. Forch 27 22 .22211 26 -2 25 .2423 22 Kenlamln r. Jones, Mary Knban .2423 Jacob H.

SwartxelL Sarah Narnsor 4447 Prank Jones, lens an Coverdaln 24 22 William W. Miller. Annie Kaser 22 10 Irving Gillette, Minnie Ketterrer 2221 John T. Fryer of Huntington, lnd. Mary Keen tie of Chicago.

2723 Alexander Bazkoweki. Mllrina Finger 8tt 41 Bernard Fay, Mary Revtrn 2623 John A. Oetscbeil of Ds Mcinea. Ellen T. Carpnter of Chicago.

Ill 2720 James H. Carneof Oaa Park. ML: Pauline S. Christlanson of Chicago. Ill 2924 Charles Dahl of Eranston, Catherine Pheian of Chicago, 111 S3 S3 Pnmuel C.

Stang. Cora Hamell 27 Charles F. Melnken. Olga Moeblns ...2321 John Bablnski. Anna Bellnska 2423 William Hasenwtnkle.

JoseblM 22 Joseph Crny. Martha Zwall 2 2H John Kalmewska. Malgorzata 21 Uenton A. Konkle of Philadelphia, Susie M. Ferry of Chicago.

Ill 4 S6 Fred M. Ludwlg. Laura Steele 3121 Fred M. Propixr of Dol ton. Caroline Dorman of Chicago.

Ill .2 2 Joseph Zuber. A lie Manning Ha vine, Goltle Kramer ..31 20 Edward B. MuTTsy. Kathleen Ow-onap. 2) Otto Hsrtwlg.

Lizsle Rapp 22 2 Arthur K. Potter, Dena Msryman 3 111 Frank C. Hoi man. MaeC. rVott .27 2 Delarlsh G.

C. Meesman. Elisabeth K. Wsl- ther .3023 Edward Mcflrath of Uradock. Pa.

Anna Kllv oAChicago, 111 2 24 Joseph Huhnberg le Rnl. Tlllle ftaldwln 2i 10 Hiram Van Kirk. Augusta 8221 Alex Llllyqutst, Dolly foldnian 2tl 20 Michael flurke, Mary Cunnana 2d 34 Peter 11. Kane. Kalhryn McDermott SO 27 William Huaenburg.

Iiulse Schulta 20 Frank Eckman. Alteo H. Peter 3d 2u Joseph Westlake of Antlocb, Emily E. Hunter of Chicago. 111..

49 12 AVIIIlam P. Thompson. Delia 17 Georare B. Btmhart. lobx F- King 2ft 2 Constantino Fadtlea.

Vlncenso 2rt Vaclav 8tehlila, Marie Janeakova 2.V-2l John Russet. Minnie Seasler 241 Edward F. Hoffmann of Oak Park. Nettle Green of Melrore Park. 22 lft Joseph L.

Sttcknev. Edith )U Cooley 63 SO Robfrt Hager of Norwood Park, I1L; Mary Eggertt of same 21 SI John F. Jimith. Josel Basil 3232 John Santfhsn of St. IajuIs, Tiro Anderson of-Chicago.

Ill Thomas Sweeney. Marv Dtmpsy Jerry McWulre. Therea Lfnker 2.21 DEATH a. TRAIX tsraceUnd and Cal Ftaneral train of the Chicago. Mllwauk' and Et.

Paul railway leaves Union depot (Madisua and Canal streets) dally at 12 p. m. CROWTJTJ-J'une 27. 1900. II.

Crowell. aged et. member of Chicago Typographical union. No. 16.

Funeral Saturday. June -Ml. at 1 p. by CHIcago and Northwestern railroad to Rose Hill cemetery. DOWLINO-Juns 26.

1900, the Rer. T. M. J. uowiing.

v. pastor of St. Bridget rhnrrh Funeral Saturday. June SO. from St.

Bridget's at v.du, oy carnages ic taivary. LBVT-Jhm 2M. sudisraly. doloraon A. Le-rr.

aged 6H yeetrs. beloved fstber of James. Fu- urday at 11 a. gaa Francisco (Cat. and iouisvii (ivy.i papers please copy.

HAMRI.ETOV-Earl L. Hambietora, suddenly, at Evanston hospital. June 27, 1UO0, at p. In his thirty-first year; husband of Eleanor Fargo Hamhleton. and son of C.

J. and Emma llimbu ton. FunereJ from his late home. No. Ov Buena avenue, at 4 o'clock Friday.

June 20. Kindly omU OTICE. Joseph died at the Conk county poor-house June 27. 1900. Unleea frlenda cal; for the en.

sins within Ave days th same will be dls-IHised of according to law. A. N. LANOB. General Supertntetsdect.

THE DAILY INTER OCEAN, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1900. BCSIXKSS PERSONALS. DR. W. CARROLL.

gpeelalty. blood and private diseases of MTM. hsve treated aad cured mora caaes et the above class of diseases than any other specialist In this city. My reputation for skill and honesty Is thoroughly established Z1 years' experience la hospitals and private practice). I keep abreast of the times, and use modern methods and remedies in accordance with advanced medical science.

Investigate. Consultation free. Suite 414. Inter Ocean bldg. Call or write.

Hours, 10 to 7 dally. DROWNKD IN SALMON RIVF.R. NEAR Phoup, Idaho. June 2. 1HO0.

Joseph Laughlln. Relatlvea and friends are requested to communicate with B. B. 8YNDAM. Halmoo, Idaho, at once.

COACH ROACHES AND BEDBUGS BXTRMI-nated from your premises under guaranteed con-tract. FRBbERICK FEHEa A 4t7 Stste at. HlOHEfcT CASH PRICE PAID FDR OLD GOLD and stiver Jewelry in any shape. DIS A re-finers. ts Washington room 11.

UNION STOCK TARDA MARKKT. LEdKFR E. North sv. ITl'ATlOX WAKTGD MALB. Trades.

SITUATION WANTED" BT FIRST -CLASS QF.R-man baker ami eosifeettoner: m-mnit in both branches: bakery or hotel pastry cook; moderate wags. 1 T. The Inter Ocean. SITtTATIOy WANTED BT FIRST -CLASS baker on ail klnda bread, cakes, pastry, and lee cream: references given; country preferred. 1 Nt.

The Inter cean. SITCATIOM WANTED BT EXPERIENCED compositor; first-claw; reliable, 1 S3, The Inter Ocean. Bookkeepers asisl Clerk. BITCATION WANTED BY TOtTNO MAN. SO years old, as bookkeeper or office clerk small salary to start on: can furnish good references.

Address I 62. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BT A YOVNti MAN. 21 fears of age, aa bookkeeper or office clerk; can urnleh best of references; small salary to start. Address I 100.

The Inter Ocean. Salesmea. SITUATION WANTED BT TOtTNO MAN. AOS 2S. as traveling salesman; 4 years' experience; only large bouses need answer.

1 61, The Inter Ocean. Steaefjratpkera. SITUATION WANTED AFTERNOON OR evening work by competent stenograpber. I 72. The Inter Ocean.

MlaeellasteoBia. BITUATION WANTED COACHMAN; BINQUE. so her. reliable, aad competent young man. with city reference.

Address I 2H. The Inter ccan. SITUATION WANTED BT TOUNQ MAN. EDC-csted; willing to work at any honest employment. Address I Hp.

Ths Inter ocean. krrx-ATiojr waxted-pehalb. teaosrrasikers, SITUATION WANTED- BT A TOVNO LADT AS stenographer, who has had experience: can furnish beat of references and will be willing to start with a reasonable salary. 1 64. The Inter Ocean.

6ITUATION WANTED BT LADT BTENOO-rnpher and office assistant; years' xprleno: also legal experience; will work cheap; reference. I 2. The Inter Ocean. Dasaestles. SITUATION WANTED-OENTRAL HOU8K-work.

cooking, seoond work, or laundry, by noat Oerman girl. Call 847 E. North Hoasekeewers. SITtTATION. WANTED HOUSEKEEPER.

BT refined, educated lady of Bo. Address I 1, The Inter Ocean. HHLP WAHTED-MALB. Traits. WASTED-FOUR FIRST-CIABS PATTERN- makers.

Address BcavsrU eouadrr New Orleans. La, Baleasaea. WANTED SALESMEN TWO WHO HAVE had grocery-business experience and are competent to sell retail grocery trade, on good, old-estab lished territories, by ooe of the largest Chicago jobbing grocery bouses. A permaceat position ana good salary for the light men. Give full particu lars, experience, and age.

I SO. The inter ocean. WANTED FIVE UP-TO-DATE CTTT 8ALES- men or women. 44, The Inter Ocean. llssesas.

WANTED MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE: free scholarship to on man la each ward of city or county of country to Illustrate how thoroughly we teach the work. In two months: call or write; name county or ward. Moler Barber Col legs, aoaan av. MEN 8EEKINO GOOD. STEADY POSITIONS IN any line of work, call or address STKOl'FB BU-iiKAt', ltO-jiH Clark Chicago.

HELP WANTED FEMALE. Dasaeatleau WANTED A TOUNO GIRL TO ASSIST IN housework: twa In family good bans; call Bua-day. 254 E. 6oth flat TT WANTED WOMAN. OVER 28.

TO ASSIST IN housework on farm. Address Bos 60. Buckley. 111. Hesaekeesers.

WANTED-HOUSEKEEPER. TWO IN FAM- iiy. ratner ana bob; a gooa woman, a. 1. HAS- tLtnis.

Lombardavllie. 111. Waitresses. WANTfiD EXPERIENCED WAITRESS CALL No. 276 State ac Mlaeellaaeeyaa.

WANTED LADIES TO LEARN HAIRDRBSS- Ing and manicuring; free scholarship given to ens lady In each ward of city or county cf country, to Illustrate how thoroughly wa teach the work In ons month: cal 1 or write: name county or ward. sioigr i ot leys. e.x anasn ar. WASTED AGEXT. AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION THE greatest ageata' seller ever produced every user of pen and Ink buys It on sight: to to 400 per cent Sront; on agent's aalas amounted to K20 In six ays; another fSS In two hours.

MONROE Mr'vi. La Crosse, Wis. ANOTHER NEW PATENT. $2B PER DAT guaranteed you; free outfit to start right to work, lira ham Mfg. 2.851.

Cincinnati. Ohio. 1300 MONTHLY BELLING SPECIALTY BOAP; sample outfit free. Iase Soap Cincinnati. O.

fMPLOYMEJIT AUKXCIESv SWEDISH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. T8 Dearborn telephone Central 2687, supplies Swedish male and female help free of charge. TO BEST-ROOat. FOR FURNISHED ROOMS Or rooms witn board apply to Tne Inter Ocean Want Ad. Department, Suite 410, Inter Ocean LARGE LISTS OF CHOICE ROOMS FREE.

Xartk Stale. 4T4 La Salle Newly famished rortas. running water, bath; location unsurpassed; a good place for young ladies and gentlemen employed during the day: respectable; references exchanged. Rates, tUzi to per week. Investigate.

162 FLETCHER LAKE VIEW I NICELY furnished rxioa la flat: gaa. hath, handy to Clark or Wells st. cars or Northwestern Elevated; tl.a and 243 DEARBORN AV. TWO BEAUTIFUL PAR. lors, separate or en suite: other good rooms; board optional aiso rront pasement for ttonseaeeplng.

1 WASHINGTON PL. ALCOVE ROOM; NKW carpet, running water; all conveniences; respectable. Address js. The inter Ooaaa. 491 FINE FURNISHED ROOM, itk board, bath, all modem coavealeDcas.

Rates from S4-S to 17 per week, 23S WASHINGTON BLVD. CLEAN. DOUBLE room; S3 and 62.23 per week; modern; respectable: walking distance. 174 EUOENK ST. REFINED FAMILY WISH two roomers; overlooking lAaoola park; modern house.

tU ILLINOIS ID FLAT NEWLY FUR-nlshed rooms; gaa, bath; easy walking distance. 4M LA SALLE AV. LARGE. NEWLY FUR-aished rooms: every convenience; running water. 4 N.

CLARK ST. FRONT AND BACK PAR lore, furnished complete for housekeeping. TO RENT 402 E. SUPERIOR NICE LIGHT waising oistance. 616 N.

PARK AV-4 ROOMS IN REAR TO rent; 7 oO per seonth. lealhlldt. 14(4 MICHIGAN AT HAVE TO ROOM housekeplng apartments, also atngla rooms: walking distance; mod era ooavanleacea; tarau reasonable. Get list. I6 CALUMET FLAT 1 VtELL-FU R-nlshed outside rooms; steam, electric lights; half, block from elevated station.

Rates for atntuarr months. IMC OROVELAND AV. NICELY FURNISHED room: running water: convenient to 1. R. R.

fist st. electric, and Cottage drove cable. TO RENT DESIRABLE ROOM TO COUPLE IN fine apartment bulldlr.g; convenient transporta tion. Address I ir. The inter ocean.

20S WABASH AV. ELEGANT ROOMS: FUR- nisbed modern conveniences; convenient to all lines or transportation. 1620 INDIANA AV. COOL. CLEAN, RUNNING water; walking distance; cheap; select; gentlemen.

23oS INDIANA AV. NICELY FURNISHED SIN- gia ana aouuie rooms. up. FKius. TO ItE JIT ROOMS.

Boatk Bide. 265 B. CLARK ST. ELEOANTLY FURNISHED rooms; per day. 6c: weekly.

1.6Q upward. 60 E. 24TH BT FURNISHED, COOL, S. F. doable parlor; also single room, 61.

5Q. tAil ELLIS JD FLAT PRIVATE FAMILT; nicely furnished rooms; gentlemen. 74I INDIANA FLAT PLEASANT NEW-ly furnished rourn In private family. 4oti7 ORAND IiLVD ROOMS; NEW-ly In building. Wei VERNON AV.

ELEGANT ROOMS; RX-sponslbls people only. ISM MICHIOAN APARTMENT LOVELY rooms, modern. Weat Blae. 441 VAN BUREN BT. PARLOR AND BED-roma; also back parlor; alcely furnlsbsd; la widow's home.

M0 "WASHINGTON BLVT. NICELY FUR. pished rooms, single or en suite; running water. MADIPON BT LARGE. TLK IAN.

NEWLY furnlrhed front room, with family of two. TO RENT NICELT FURNISHED ROOM, with alcove, ate Warren av. FRONT ISO 8 WOOD NEAR JACKSON TWO NEW- iy lurnisnea rooms; private ra mi ly tw warren a large, nicely fur- oisneq room; gentlemen preterreq. ASHLAND BLVD. FRONT ALCOVE ROOM.

facln Union pa rk; will board. S57 JACKSON BLVD 3 NICELY FURNISHED rooms: In prlvste family. BOAROIBQ. FOR FURNISHED ROOMS Or rooms with board apply to' THe later Cccan Want A4, Department, Suite 410, Inter Ocean Bullllar. LARGE LISTS OP CHOICE ROOMS FREE.

North Slate. 7 FULLERTON AV. NICELT FTTINIBHED rooms, with board; all modern coavenlences: two minutes' walk from cable; references required. IttI N. CLARK "ANNA HOUSE." FUR.

nlshed rooms. ILto. U. SJ.6 week, for two; gas, bath; slngls rtonis ft weekly. 241 K.

OHIO STREET. WITHOUT BOARD; FINE airy rooms, single or an suite; Orst-claaa bad; ruoderate price: examine. MAISON DU NORD, 16 ASTOR NEAR Division st. and Lake Shore drive; unique; first-class; living at low ouss. 41 CENTER NEAR ENTRANCE LINCOLN park Double and slagla front rooms, with board; 44 to weealy.

S44 DEARBORN AV. NICELT FURNUHED rooms, with board; desirable location; terms moderate. ISO DEARBORN AV. PINOLE AND DOUBLE rooms, with board: walking distance. TO REST HOUSE.

Nertk Blae. TO RENT 64 1 N. CLARK 11 steam-bsated house; gool condition. EADjt COE.1W Washington st. tealh aiae.

TO RENT TO ELDERLY FAMILY. FCR-nlshed house: 9V42 Ellis board owner: oata only: lso partly furnished house near university. H. P. TAYLOR.

Oakland National bank. Ssksrbia. TO RENT CHICAGO LAWN NINE-ROOM house, 2 acres. S1A: A roo-ns. 6 lots.

$10: 5c fare. JOHN F. FHKHHART. Itl La Salle St. TO HE XT FLATS, lasts Side.

TO BPVT2W INDIANA A V. LADT. ALONE. win rent one-half modem hmise, unfurnished, to parties without cniioreo. West Blae.

TO RENT LIGHT. CLEAN FLAT'S. ROOM. moms. S.1; city water; cell Bunds a m.

lis vrT-rn sv RHhttm rtT HE XT STORES AND OFFICES. Beatk Side. TO RENT FOUR-BTORT AND- CELLAR building. B. Watsr uxl40: electric freight levstor; will rent in floors If desired.

M. 52H1. H. T'H'XD a 1T Ia Salle st. TO HEAT MISCELXASEOCS.

7,000 SQUARE FEET; To rent In a aew Broadway fire-proof balidlar: suitable (or a trust company. Apply to JAMES ll 'LIHHY A BON, Liberty New York city. N. Y. TU RENT HOUSES AND APARTMENTS IN all parts of the city.

For full list particulars and prices call ea BARNES A PARISH. 157 LA Sal'est HOTELS. R. C. HAZ'R MANAGER TELKPHONB North -841.

HOTEL 8CHAEFER. Saloon and Restaurant. IMS aad M7 Vorth Clark Street. MIDLAND HOTEL. 167 AND 169 MADISON ST.

Rooms with bath, one person. 75c; two persons. $1. NEWLY OPENED HOTEL, 7 RANDOLPH near State. MKB.

N. WHEELER. Manager. THE NORTH SHORE HOTEL. DEMINO PLACE.

i.tncoin farg: see tnis nouse. BCS1XBSS CHAXCKS. Splendid Opportunity. FOR BAIJ5 To be sold at a sacrifice on account of sickness, completely furnished rooming-bouse In a very choice neighborhood on North Side; furniture and everything in arst-claas condition. This is a snap and a money-maker for any one who oaa devote their whole attention to Its management.

Fur particulars address 57. The Inter Ocean. WANTED TOUNO MAN WITH 1100 TO LEARN Mitlln. I -a mnu ivniKiiiiu a garments as assistant: small salary to commence vu. v.wiuns; vaAege.

ajeatral slttaiQ hall. WANTED PARTT WITH f.1.000 TO MANIT-facture patented staple article and manage busl- Auureas a oa. a ne inter uceea. FOR SALE RESTAIfR ANT; CALL AT ONCE and Investigate. 272 E.

31st st. Sickness eompets owner to sell cheap. MIXES AID MIXIXG. 92 TO S3 INVESTED WITH US MONTHLY will make you large dividends and make yoa Independent for Until the neat meeting of the board of directors stock selling on the Installment plan for a cent per share: rash, cants. Pax value SI fully paid and non -assessable.

We own and control 3fiO acres of placer In Turnagala Ana gold mining district. Alaska, estimated to contain cublo yards of gravel that averages 11 bu per cublo yard. The climate la mild, allowing us to work 11 days each season. We are now working a crew of men with shovels, assuring as a dividend by October. A hydraulic plant will do the work of MO men.

To secure this we offer stock at the above figure for a short time. All money paid to a bonded trustee and paid out only apon duly audited vouchera. Write today. Make all checks payable to 8. M.

Moulton. trustee. Adreas TURN AGAIN ARM GOLD MINING COMPANY, rooms 721-23. 1M Dearborn Chicago. I1L WATCHES.

JEWELRY, OLD COLD, ETC OIDGtMDAirDlfiTvTsR quantity from dealers and others for spot cash, private parties can save dealers' profits by selling their old Jewelry and other articles of gold or stiver direct to as. THOS. J. DEE A refiner of precious metala. 47 K.

Washington R. is. SPOT CASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD and stiver. BREDT A room 60S, 57 E.

Washington or 47 LL. Washington st Mh floor. DRESSMAKING. LADIES LEARN MILLINERT. DRE88MAK-tng, ladles tailoring; new style; perfect-nttlnjr shirt waist or skirt patterns cut te order.

Mc; special: call this week. McDowell Bchool. 7S Ptate SEWIXG MACHINES. YOU CAN BUY ALL KINDS OF MACHINES from A AM. Adams st-.

Pullman bldg wholesale prices; new silver-plated Stager, lift; high-arm. LZ; aew Wilson, (la. Kxamlsa before you bay. TYPEWRITING MACHINES. TYPbTWRITERS BOLD AT COST ON TERMS.

RENTED 43 PER MONTH Remingtons, Smith Premiers, Olivers. Dtnailsii ca eta. A. P. LITTLE.

101 La Sails at- Mala S28b. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. FOR SALE SECOND-HAND BILLIARD AND rvv. w. muivm.

Dim Bar. big. The Brunswlck-Balka-CoUender Uo Kl aad 1t.k..k asao RESTACRASTS. THE RIKNZI CAFE EMI F. ASCII.

1)0 Dlversey cor. Clark. CONCERT EVERT EVENING AND SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ROOKING. GRAVEL ROOFS REPAIRED PROMPTLY; ciiy or country.

Atlas Rooting cak. sal MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. REMARKABLE BALE OF HIOH-CLAaS PIANOS. During ths summer It iecones a grave question what to do with the many llanos returned frusa rental. We solve tne ouestlon by marking down the selling price, as follows: Vose Uptight, large si is.

Walnut case. Price, naw, $325 Vose Upright, medium slss, oak case, Price, nsw, S4M Now BOO Ludwlg Upright, targe ataa. mahogany ease. Price, aew. 4.175 Now S2S Ludwlg Uptight, medium else, walnnt case.

-Price, asw, AUoO Nw 2O0 Jewett Upright, large slxe, mahogany ease. Pries, aew. S4UU 260 Jewett Upright, medium slse. mahogany case. Price, new.

3M Now 210 Capen Upright, large sine, walnut esse. irrice, aew, tun Now 17S Palmer Upright, large slxe. oak ease. Price, asw, 140 Bchumaa Upright, medium size, mahogany ease. Prtoa.

aew. lUO Now 120 The above Pianos are but a few of our many bargains. They are all In perfect order and are gusr-anteed. Wa also have a large stock of square and upright Pianos taken in exchange for the (aronua Vose. which we have marked al from 414 to A'UU.

Easy terms. VOSE SONS PIANO MANUFACTURERS. 248 WABASH AV. THE BEST GUARANTEE fr-r any piano purchaser Is tne Practical Demonstration of Merit backed by tht general satisfaction of the previous purchasers. The Many-Tone "Crown" Plan Invitee the most exacting testa and comparisons "its Distinctive Capabilities and Caaracteristlcs.

It represents tne highest attainments in scientific piano making. Embodying in Its Construction the beat achievements of the past, in combination artth The Highest Development of the Present. SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. THE ANGELUSTORCHESTRAL Piano Player enables anybody to play the piano. GEO.

P. BENT, Mir. Balasioums: 2oa Wsbesta Ave. Factory: 24s Washington rVmt ADAM BOH AAF ESTABLISHED 1H7S MAKER of fine ptanoa; every instrument warranted tor tea years. OOOD PIANOS AT LOW PRICES.

lino ilOO 123 7 Slrt buys Haines Bros, upright piano. uys Christie uptight piano. buys Julius Mauer o. upright piano. buys Inland uptight piano.

buys Steinway grand piano. il44 121 fM S12S 1 110 $I2S fiVj iiss 1.3 buys na be grand piano, buys Bradbury upright piano, beys Vose A Sons upright plane, buys Bradford aprtght piano, buys Behr Hrus. upright plane. -buys Emerson upright plane, buys Weeman upright piano, buya Weser Bros, upright 4ano. buys Hsllet A Cuanetoo unriabt sH buys Hsllet Davis upright piano.

Days larner utingnt piano. buys lierker Bros, upright plaao. 2. 114. tAO each, good square pianos.

2S. 4-13 each, good organs. WE BELL ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. TO RENT SOO new upright pianos, wrttt privilege of purchasing: terms S3 and S4 per month: all rent paid the Brat year will be applied oa the purchase price. Pianos tuned, stored, and exchanged.

ADAM k'KAAP, 14T-14 W. Madison cor. Union st. JULIUS BAUER A S34-22 A RASH AV. OFFER THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN UPRIGHT PIANOS: KlmhalL neat walnut case, like S12 Lron A Heaiy.

In excellent condition 105 Lights, ebony finish, good tone ISJ Bradford, ebony finish, good lone 110 fcV-haaf. walnut, a bargain, at 12b Schaaf. walnut, large, cabinet grand ino Gsbler rosewood. In fine shape IV Chicketing, rosewood. In Una shape 1 Kimball, large slse.

late style, mahogany; pracslcaily like aew ISaO All carefully renovated and la first-class condition. Inspection and correspond "nee invitee. JULIUS BAUER A Wabash av. ISS BCVS A STEKI JNG UPRIGHT PIANO: ps buys a Fischer uptight piano: siea buys a Chick-eiing upright piano: guaranteed la every respect -terms to suit purchasers. Pianos to rent st t) per month; rent allowed If purchased.

6TEGEU PIANO 233 Wabash cor. Jackson blvd. FTRONO A LIEMERT. PIANOil. ORGANS New aad second-hand easy terme.

RenUng. tua- fosr. po.ining. zai niDMnat, repre senting i- n. uauuw i.

aatl-Cnlago. A Clacla- GOOD I 1-5 OCTAVE UPKIUHT. ALSO Wegman. 4145; Hallet A Davte. 1100; Pease.

SM; 1'A others oa easy terms: rent. SJ and 44. J. A. BKTANT, A44 aad 444 Wabash.

Bear Madisoa. Id floor. UPRIGHT PIANOS TO RENT ON LOWEST terana. with privilege of applying am year's rent on p'irrhsee of an -EVERETT" piano, THE JOHN CHURCH Wabs-h sv. KHONINOKR.

6CHAEFFER. AND CHICK ER-ing Bros, pianoa are sold only by the Thorn peon Music Wsbaah sv. FOB SALE REAL ESTATE. our. FOR BALK OPENING SALE 8.

E. GROSS great Mllwakoee av. addition. 480 choice city lots In the 27th ward, A3uw each ana upward. 45 monthly payments.

The opening sale will be bvld la tbe beauuful park upon the property oa Sunday. July 1. FREE EXCURSION. B. E.

GROSS SDsjclal train win leave Chicago and North nealera railway depot. comer Ktnxle and Wells sta, at 2 p. at. aharp. Free tickets will be handed you at depot gate.

Train will atop at Clyboura av. station. To reach the property by street cars take Milwaukee av. cable and electric line direct te procerty or transfer from Klstoa Lincoln N. Clark e-.

N. Ms 1st -d sc. N. Ashland or N. Robey s.

cars te Irving Park blvd. line, get off at Milwaukee av. and walk oaa half block south to aalea pavllloa. Birr NOW. First purchasers of lots la B.

K. Grose subdivisions have always large pro'lta. S. K. GROSS.

Sixth floor Masonic Temple, Chicago. Branch office ea the property. Opea today aad every day. Nertaweat Bltte. FOR BALE BARGAIN A-ROOM BRICK COT-tage (near Chicago av.

and Humboldt park): price. 1.400; terms easy. A. J. BRENHAUS.

44 La Salle sc. 515. aaaraaa. WILL BUTLD FOR YOU IT EVANSTOW ON beautiful site, near lake: small pay meats; elevated connection over Noi-thweatsra Clevated: will be running Jane very low fare. WK1USTEH, 44 Wabash av.

Oak Parts. SPECIAL ARGAINS IN OAK PARK PROPER-ty. ERASTUS 8JPPERLT. K. 414, Washington aC Varna Prsserly.

FOR BALE COME CHOICE HENRY COUN-ty farms, ranging In slse from 40 acres to SOO acre. In price 430 to MO. Address D. F. QUINLAN.

Woodstock. III. WANTED SEAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE BOUGHT. SOLD.

AND Exchanged. Farms wanted. PKTKR BUsJHWAil. 4U Lincoln a v. REAL-ESTATB LOAM.

LOANS ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN Chicago at current prices. THE KVIUITABLK TRUST COMPANY. Daarborn aad Madison ste. FIXAXCIAL. NOTICE OF BHARKHfSLDERS MTCTCTTW Notice la hereby glvea that there will be a meet ing or tne anareno.aers or tne vtt Katiunal Rank of Chicago oa the 44th day of July.

19U0. at o'clock' p. at the office of said bank, at the oorair of Monroe and Dearborn streets, la Chicago, HI- for the purposes: tit Of voting upon a oroDoaitloa to amend Article of the Articlaa of Aasoelatloa In relation to the disposition of the new shock in cases wneve it la roted to Increase the capital of the aasoelatloa. (2) To vote upon a proposition to Increase tbe eapltal stock of the aasoelatloa from u.ww.ouu.u to ao.uuo.uuu.uu. To vote upon a proposition to increase the number of the Hoard, or Directors from eleven to fifteen and if such Increase la favored, (4) To elect the tour new memners of the aoaro tnue provided for.

A full attendance Is desired. K. J. Casni ATTORSKTB-AT-LAW. DO YOU NEED THE SERVICES OF A LAW- KrT Bankruptcy petitions at reasonable charges, gal matters of every description attended to.

claims collected, mortgages foreclosed, and foreclosures defended by competent and experienced attorney, consultation tree, ac tan. be La Salle. BANKRUPTCY SUITS. FEE. gtt; ADV1CB free; eetaousnea isse: cuoaasauaa eereloe.

a. GOODRICH. H4 Dearborn st, TRAMSPOHTATIO. US EH OLD OOOD8 FORWARDED TO PA- c.nc coast or weatempoints at reouced rates. -C T.

BARTER, 1-te La Salle sC MEDICAL. DISEASES CF MEN State Medical Dispensary, No. 76 Madison St, Near State. All diseases of men. aa akin, blood, private, ehrf nlc.

and nervous complaints. Inflammation of bisdder icystltis). gravel, and sediment, varicocele, nervousness, palpitation of hearc rush of blond to the head, despondency, blushing, general debility, sleeplessness, nervous, axhaus.ion. physical decay, cured under a guarantee. Blood poison neutralized and rapidly eliminated from system.

Consultstion free. Office hours, lea. m. to I evenings: Sandsys, 14 to II m. Witts for a question IhU.

You csn be cured at home. All transactions are strictly cnfl lentlsl. DR. EMMA HELL WIG, GRADUATE PHTsI-ciaa. Berlin, Parle, til Wella St.

Irregularities a specialty: Paris mstnods: painless, no operation or bad results; success guaranteed; private home hcurs to 4 and 4 to A Tel. North lo. STRICTLY PRIVATE BEST MEDICAL SERVICE Home for ladles before and during confinement, regular physician in attendance. Mira. LZAHRa, w.

Aflame st. telephone Aannno. VARICOCELE OH ENLARGED VEINS CURED In oca treatment, without pain or deienaoa from business: nervous debility suceeasfully treated. DR. J.

H. UKJClIi. M. IX. Deaxbora SC.

Chics gov LADIES FREE: HARMLESS MONTH LY KE'J-ulator; cannot fall. U. Rowan. R. Is.

Milwaukee. Wla LADIE3 TREATED FOR BY DR. BRINBY at lJ State room 21. HORSES ASD CAHI1IAGES. FOR BALE SIM WILL PURCHASE THE handsome Kentucky-bred trotting and roe.

mare, Martha, foaled May HI. IM3; hands high, and weighs about 1.075 pounds; sired by Ashland Wilkes, by Red Wilkes, he by (George Wilkes: Dam Ielts. by Mambrtno Startle; she has no public record, but trotted three one-mile beats at Lexington, 18 moo ths ago. in MS, and 2.1. al which time aba cost 41.2"0: she has always been very gentle until recently while being driven by a ladyt she took fright at the r'evated railroad, and ran away; she did not Injure herself In any way, and stopped of her own accord after running four suuares: but owner does not cars to drive ner again, and for that reason will sell her at a low figure to some one who will take her out of city: I will warrant her sound and to trot In 2 23 In present condition: she will prove a very valuable animal la the country, a here there are no elevated roads, aa she Is fear-loss of all other objects, and Is large enough for any use: If not aa represented money refunded.

For further partlculara call or address the groom, KH1E BAKFR. at re-H-nfe, V. A'llmi st IXSTRCCTIOX. TEACHERS. TUTORS.

AND GOVERNESSES supplied schools, coliegss, and bodies free; caadl-dates wanted. Interstate Teacaerz Asancy, 131 Washington Chicago. Day and Nftfit Sctool All Year. nights, tia. tngtoa st.

Joaea Uua College, ISO Waeh- INSTRUCTIONS IN PERFECT BREATHING, physical culture: nervousnesa cured by hygienic methods 1Q ftelnwsy ba 1 1. MISCELLAXEOrS. TAKE A RIDE IN THE ORIGINAL FERKI8 WHEEL 12SS N. CLARK ST. LIMITS CAR.

THE FERRIS WHEEL LUTHER V. RICE. Rec. WANTED A BELGIAN 6PBAKINO FLEMISH. French, and English, to art as Interpreter for a few days.

Call from a. m. to 12 Boon. Room wt. Mimsnm-ti RAILROAD TIME-TABLES.

Chicago Union BtAtiotv. ennsylvaniaLinBs! Artama faanal syrtrt MsiHn fae Tics gr Ormm at Btarlaa aat at tet rnsik OlissC sssw essssisa, asss as sHiwiaa aisaai. fxaocaa Taaxss mew as rouwspTCXTaTrsrs' Dally. tl01y.eaaaptAuavsar. Fort Wsyne A Hence t7 :00 am at am IMytnn A Cincinnati lo iki am 5 10 pa The Keystone Express So am ulpa Columbus and the East am 3 00 pnt N.

Y. Narn 5 pm N-w York Fsst M2 a pm pm Ph. Is N. -2 So pm P.h.. at Wash -3 pm 41 pm Philadelphia New mpa 43 pm Tbe Pennsylvania HKlis Pittsburg A Washington 5 30 pm am Phliadrlphia A -w pea tndlaaaix-sls A Lootrvllle pm 7 30 am Dsri on A Cincinnati.

8:40 pra SO am Cnijmbua and the fclist pm 7 SO am Youngstown a New -utt agt 5 pm Pit urg a nd the tZa t. -1 2 iw 7 :45 am CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND ANTJ PACIFIC RY. Paaseegsr statloa. Van Buren.

near Clark at-Uliy bcket office, cor. Adams and Dearborn ste. i rains IvCsts. Am re. Fast Mall to Dee Moinea 3 am 4 jv-n i iotii skao Lisvtnpon MAIL awaa llMips Dea Moines and Iowa am Peoria uo am 2.DO pm Washington aad am Jol let Express 1 1 :43 am 45 Joliet Accommodatloo 41 pm B.S0am (it.

Paul and 4rtl pm M0 45 em Cedar Rap4ds A floux 4iM) pm 7 50 Km Pern Accommodatloa pm 8 eO am Joll.t Special ft.isj pm 7 SC Joseph. L'Vw'th. Atchison. Colo. A Texas Ex.

pm am Peoria 5 4S pm 4 pea Omaha. Lincoln. SO pm 10 45 am Loral to Davenport 1 I -60 am Big Five to Denver. C.Sp'ga,. Pueblo.

via has composite Library Buffet Car. Dlnlng-Oar ServtceeWHIO pm SS am Ceoar A Mlnn.tlOH pm I MO am Kan. City. Sc Jo, Dea Moines. Ore a ha.

Tex A Coo.JU pan TIO am Peoria and Isxvenport psa TW ani 'Dally. tEx. Sun. 1E- Sat. Ex.

Mon. snCBTOAX CE5TRAL. W. T. C.

A H. AXO a A Res "The Niagara Falls Boole. Ticket ofBces. lit Adams n. aad station.

Uth SC aad fara mow, sua ana bi, uyee rara. ass es. Jane 17. IWM. Lesto Arrive Msfl sad Express 4 Ssm 4 40pm New York aad H-istoa Haat adtopm Ksst Ksstera Ivxpresa et inpta I 36 sua Kalamaxoo AccommtidaUoa pm t'l Drtrett Klsht Kxireas ss saa ss ajsaa At Isa tie Express 11 SO ptm a.Maa asglnaw and Hay City Bheptw tU-a? pot 1 4.40 am la Pere Marquette a.

Grand Baa4de Express eg 45 am 10 SO psa Moakearoa sad Hsrnor 8ortncs tirand Kapids sod Trsrersr City. Uread HsdMs end Moskrgoa (iread Kai4ds and Harbor isnrtngs llanLU a I. SS Petoekry sad Bar View trU-sOpm 7 T.IAaaa VI Grand Rapids A Indiana Ry. Orand Kapids sad Mackinaw City 4 4 15 pan 4 sm ftrnad kapids and Mackinaw City pra Suaat Oread Uslptda Kxprcsa ailjspni 4 S.X3 ipsa a Dally. Ax.

Sunday. IKx Petards j. kx. Monday. 4 buadays at pea.

BURLINGTON ROUTE. TEL. NO. SK31 MAIN Berths and tickets st No. 211 Clark rl.

and Union pnasenger station. Canal and Adams sis. rains a-eae. jsmve. Local to Burlington.

am Ottawa. Streetor, la I Wan Rocballe, Rockrd. Forrest a am Locivl points In III. aad Iowa 1 1 .30 am All points In Texas am Galesburg and Quinry ll s'aa Clinton. Mollne.

Rock IslanAtll am Fort Madison and 4U pm Denver. Utah. California 4 OO pm Ottawa and Straator 4 pm BterllncRochella. Rockf ord. 4 :30 pm Lincoln.

Omaha, C. SO pm Kansas City and SC 6:10 pm Sc Paul and Minneapolis SO pra Oulncy and Kansas City pen Be Patkl and pm Omaha. Lincoln. 11 pm Keokuk and Ft. pra Salt Lake, Ogden.

Calif ornU.ll pm Deadwood. H. Sprlnars. S. Dally, Dally ex.

Sunday, Dally ex. pan 56 10 pm 20 pm 7 0O am 2 20 pm 24M pnt 2 SO l-ra 8 pm am 1 10 S3 am aaa am :23 am 7 am pm TOOam I 2t am :20 am Saturday. WAR-ASH RAILROAD DEPOT DEARBORN station. Polk and Dearborn sts. Ticket I Adams rt.

and IS Congress st. Telephones CKy otlice (except inday. M. Il; depot. H.

7S3. Dally, Except Sunday. Leave. Arrive. Louie Yeettbule Llmlted.l1 am 4-4pm Peoria aad Sprlngfleld 2 pm 2:63 pre St.

Loo Is Limited 1 Mam et. Louis ami Peoria :30 pm Pe-fia and Texas Limited. ll ana 4:40 pm Forrest pm in Deten Dar Express '111 SI as Detroit. N. Falls A N.

2:13 pm HO pm Detroit. N. FalU A Boat. Fx.ll KM pm 7:15 am Toronto. Mi-nC A Can.

2:13 pm 0 30 am Continental pm CHICAGO AND ALTON UNION PASSENGER station. Canal sc. bee Madison and Adasss sts. Ticket office. lOl Adams s.

'Phone Cent'l 1767. 'Daily, Except vunday. Leave. Prairie State Exp. lt.

am The Altoa Limited St. :13 am The A Hon Limited :13 am Poria and Kansas City OO pan Joliet Express 8 lt pan Dwight pm Kan. City, Denver A :) pas SI. Louis Palace Express 00 paa Hr IoliA K. C.

Mtdn. am 8:00 pm 4 SO paa 4 SO pm 1:30 pta pm am 5:13 am :00 am Peoria A Spr-gfleld Night :30 pm T.lBam WISCCaNSIN CENTRAL RT. CO. CITY OF-flce. 23u Clark sC 'Phone.

Harrison 2TC7. Depot, 12th st. and Park sow. Dally, tax. Sunday.

St. Pul. Minneapolis, Ch- Leave. Arrive. kosh.

Eaa CUIre. Ashland. 4 2:43 aat 9:43 am Iron wood. Pacific Coaac pm pm imiutn ana cupenorw.u.....-s)-ia pm am aukesha. raa an Lac sm pm 55 pm am 1 23 pm Dm 4 a rWikisa.

Neenah I II sm I Tl Chtpoewa Falls a Eaa Claire, S3 am Burlington 4:00 pm aaa Waukesha Special pm Ml am Sunday special pm t.AKK SHORE A MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RT N. Y. C. A H. and B.

A A. Rya Station, Vaa Buren street and Pact nc avenue (on elevated loopi. and Z3d streec city ticaet omce, iou Clark street. No. Dally.

tEx. Sua. Leave. Arrive. No.

Day Express Local i a Hu nff Albany. N. Y. 8 SO am 7:30 i 10 N. Y.

A Bast. am 1 New England 2:00 pm 13 rl Lake Shore Limited. 6:3) Dm 4 JK1 nm la 17d Elkhart Aecommo'n." 3:43 pm 110 am 173 rt rjosron t.ip. asi pra ara oi 82 Buffalo a tne am pm 23 CHICAGO A EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD Ticket offices. 1S1 Adams sc.

Auditorium Annex. ana isemroorn iiauvn, uvsrours svnu rui ata, Tel. Central 6.V3. Daily. tEx.

Sua. tEx. Sat, iiiseept ssonoay. uart. Arrive.

Terre Haute A Evansvltle. am 13:40 pi lnd. six enaa. a uratii.UTii:(o am N. Orleans A Florida Spee.D pra pra Araansss as ihw.

w- ui pa Chicago A Nashville Lira. 7 00 pra DS-oa ara Terrs Haute a r-vaasviiia. -1 1 pm '63 sm Southera III. A Thebes. til A4 pan am i Dining cars on tneae trains.

1 4 44 am Tiooo sea fit fiun'a ft.uOpm 4 pm 1 1-30 pm tl.Waan 4 04 am Si 1 Ml 7 05 IB 11 RAILROAD TIME TABLES. CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN ST. Ticket ofBoss. 13 Clark sc Tel. Central 72 Oakley av.

aad Wella sc station. Leave. The Colorado Special. Dee Moines, Omaha. Denver.

1 10 00 am Molnes.Omaha.c. Bluffs. 4 Salt Lake. Sen Francisco. SO pra Portland.

Los Denver. Omaha, Umx pra i i pin pra Arrive. S0 pm 7:42 am To an: 7 42 am an am Si I pm u2 am 2 2 pm 7 42 am So ara 7-o am 12 pm saoinra ln Nrrthem Iowa and Dakoiaat 6 pm a-ison. nierimg. c.

iz pm Black Hills aud Deed wood. SO pm lit. Paul, Mrnneapuils SO pm Duluth Limited lu ui pm St.Psul.MlnnespoUs.Madl- 1 ara son. Eau Clatra IM0 ISpm Winona. La Croaae.

Madtson.f in am Wlnoaa. La Crosse, aad I am Westsrn Minnesota I 10-13 pm Fond du Lac.Osbkosh.Nee- I :) sm nah. Anoleton llra.ii Ft. I 111 -no n. pm pm pm (I am 6 :10 pm I Oshkueh.

Appletn 6-tsJ pm lJI pm aMay ana s-ist pm 1 4 Ashlsnd.liurley, lieseemer. i Sislsra 1 I am Iroswuud. A Rhln.Un.lr i t.l nm 2ut snu I pra Oshkosh.G.Bay.Menominee a am St pm A L. atuerior I pen 7 So am O. Bay.

Florence. Hurley. cm I.S0 ara Davenport and Rock Island Lv. Ion. tl2 S3 P- io.SMp.

m. Davenport Lv. t3.3o p. Rockrord and Freeport L. t7-23 a.

a-3 a. flu. 10 a. ac. p.

av. Id.AO p. m-. m. Rockford Lv.

a. m. a. 12 02 p. td So p.

m. Belolt ani Janesvllle Lv. 4S a. a a. t4 23 p.

ac. t4 43 p. nc, td.Su p. m. Janean-lile Lv.

tJ p. ac. p. ac. 10 p.

IO II p. nc Milwaukee Lv. fS a. 4 a. ac.

47 aT nc. a nc. til So a. nc. 12 P- m.

"3 p. p. Snc. p. m.

Dally. tEx. Sun. ISun. Ex on.

Ex. Sac aDy. to Menominee. kDy.to O. bay.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RI, Tl. ket ohV-e. kw Adama sC TeL 21UU CentraL Union Passenger Station, Canal. Adama.

and Madisoa sta. Trains Leave. Arrive U. Bay. Marou.lls ooara ia 4 7.

islam I 1:43 pra ttocarora. Ketolt. Jsnemlle a is Milwaukee, b. Paul. Mpls aa tVauaaa.

Tomahawk. iu am Milwaukee, and Weacf MI am Mllnaukee til am 9:43 43 pat 4 OO 'ia 11:13 am Rurkford. Belolt. Janetvllle.t 2ipra Luck ford. Belolt.

Janetvllle.t 2-tpra 1:43 pm 'eaar ItaplJs. K. City. Dub.f 2 pm 1:43 paa lilwaukee. G.

Bar. Portaga.t 3 1SJ pm 4 1 lo pen i lis, auk Swu pra S3 pra p. du Chlen, A pna ll SOam -eoar atapaas. av. aai Mi p.

an I men. sx vn R.x-kford. Belotc Jsnesvllie.4 4 pm tlo 23 em Milwaukee, Janesvllle. Sts) pm N. Iowa.

S- Minn 4 13 pm Bookfora and lielolt 4.13 pm Omaha. C. Plufla. Sioux C.ty. Dea Moines pm Milwaukee St.

Paul Mpls) The lioaesr Limited pm Milwaukee. Sc Faul. 3 pm 1 lu psa 9:13 ara am BS aas 1 SO am 7 MO ara urcvn dmy. iitms ssountsinf is pm am The I'oDbarC-IUBInr l.ln. I Milwaukee SC Paul 10 SO ptn Wausau.

inor.ua tc lO-Mii om 7-O0 am 7M am Ced. Ran. Cliy ffx C1ty.llo.33 pm 7:13 am 713 is 7 .13 ara N. Iowa 8. paa wmaaa.

c. uiuns. om rox Lake trains depart mv s. nc. tl a.

nc. a. snd p. an. Arrive, it) S3 a.

nc. :40 a. 42 43 p. m. rawp Iiotsjp.

lally. tEx Sun. tEx.Sac Ex Mon. iun only. ILLLNOld CENTRAL ALL THROUGH TRAINS from Caoiral station, 12th sC and Park row.

Trains for the South (except fast mailt can be taken front 22d sc. Both ac. Hyds Park, and sc stations. Tickets at city office, IN) Adams sc. and at Auditorium hots.

Through Trains Lea-va. Orleans. Memphis SpsclaL oo aa N. Orleans A Memphis Urn SO pra Montlcello. and Decatur.

a. So pm SC Louis, Springnekt. Dia- raond Special pm St. Louis. Spriogaeld.

Daylight Special :20 am Cairo. Decatac St. Louis. ocal 8:33 am Fast Mall Memphis. N.

Or- leaas 2 60 am BUwrnlngton A ChatswortB.t 3 pan Southern Express pra Ksnkakee and 4lt ra Omaha, San Francisco 3:13 pm Dubuque. Slous City. 8 Falls 5:13 pra Onaha. Denver. 8.

Francisco. 1 1 1 3 pm Rickfard. Dubuque. Sloax C.ll 13 pm Roekford pra Dubuque. Ft.

sr. A Lyle.tlO5 am Roekford and Dubuque OO pm Arrtva. 20 pra 11 -20 am 11:20 ara I S3 ia 8 SO rtnT pea tii ara- 7 ol aaa am 10-2O ara 10:20 ara 7 id IDOan lo w) am 7 pra 1-3J ds Dally. Tbxcept ounoay. MONON ROUTE DEPOT, DEARBORN STA-Uoe.

Ticket oatlLes. Clark at. and principal botsls. Leave. Arrive.

Inolaaapolls and Cincinnati. 2:45 am lJisln'n LafAete auad Louisville AO en pan Indianapolis aad Cincinnati. JU ara 6:53 Indianapolis and Cincinnati. am 6:40 t-m Iniaaoais and Cincinnati 6 So paa Lafayette 2o pm 10 S3 am Ifayette and L-mlsrllte pra 7. S3 am Indianapolis aad Cincinnati.

pm 7 JT3 am Dally. tEx Kunday. ISnnday only. ATCHISON. TOPEKA.

AND SANTA FE RT. Trains leave Dearborn station. Polk and Dexr-born. Ticket oCfce. 10B Adams st.

'phone. 2urf Central. Daily. lEx. Sua.

Leave. Arrive, nalesbarc and Ft. am 4-112 pra K. Ctty. Oklahoma.

Texas. sm fatreator, Pekln, 1 pm pm Dinalnr and Jolief Imont. liorapon a pm 42 am K. City. Utah A fl 1J j.n so ant City.

California A Mexico. pra Bis pan CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RT MAPLE I Monte Grand Central station, ftth av. and Hsrrteea sc omce 133 Ads me ac 23M Main. Dair. tEx.

Sunday. Leave. Arrive. Minneapolis. SC Paul.

Du- ara lo pa buque. K. St. Joseph, SO pra SO pra Des Motnee. MarshaJltowa.10 S0 pra 2 SO pra Bycamort and Byron 3:10 pm lt-3 sm BIG FOUR RO UTE DE POTS 12TH BT.

AND Park row. 23d. Ma, 5.V1, and CSd Ms. Ticket of-Scesi 234 Clark sc aad Auditorium. 'Pnone H.

14S3. Iksllv. tExcent Sundar. Leave. Arrive.

Indianapolis and Cincinnati pm Louisville tSiaOaan 6:80 pan Cincinnati and Washington tlroO pra pm Lafayette aad Louisville So pm 7:13 am Indianapolis and Cincinnati SO pm 7:13 am ERIE LINES (CHICAGO AND ERIB RAIL-roadl Ticket ofnee. 242 Clark Auditoriaua ho tel, sad Dearborn station, 'Phone Main vIaiiy. Taux. asuaoay. Laara, Amve.

Marlon Local pra K.w York and Boston pra Bio Dm Rochester A Huntington 10 pra 10iJ0 ara New York and Boston '20 pra ara Columbus and am 7 -S3 sro HALT1MOKIC AND OHIO DEPOT. GRAND Central paseenger station; ticket office. 241 Clark at. and ABaitunuaa, At extra tare aa iiautea trains- Trains Pauy. crave.

Arrive. N. Y. and rest. limited.

10.20 am 8 43 pra N. Wash. A Pttta. veal. Una.

3 SO pra 8 To ara Co'ambas and Wbeeltnx pm 50 am CI. and and Pittsburg exp. pra 4 5Q am NICKEL PLATE THE NEW YORK. CHICAGO and St. Louis R.

R. Depac Van Buren ac. aear CTark oa the loop. All trains dally. New York and Boston 10:33 am :13 naa New York Express 3 SO pan 5:23 pra Nsw Ycrk and Boston Express.

.10:80 pan 7:40 ara City ticket office. No. ill Adsma sc aad Auditorium Annex, 'Phone Central 2U37. LAKE STKAMKRS. LAKE MICHICAN at LAKE SUPERIOR Trf ANSPOhTAT ION CO.

SUMMER TOURd ON GREAT LAKES Te Mackinac Island. SC Ignaos, bault Sts Maria. Grand Marals, Marquette. Houghton. Hancock.

Bayfield, Ashland, and Duluth. Steamers leave Chicago every Tuesday at A P. M. Secure Passage from W. A.

Fletcher. VS Adame Hsnry Gaa A Some 224 South Clark Thomas Cook A Boa. tM South Clark Sc. F. E.

Scott. Palmer House, or at Company a Docks aad Office. U6 North Water Sc. Chicago. Send tor Illustrated bwklex.

Telephone MC Central. GOODRICH LINE STEAMERS FOR MILWAU-kee a. m. and 8 p. m.

dally. For Grand Havea. Muskegon. Grand 1-spkls, and SA'hite Lake. 40 p.

m. alailv and a. axoept Sunday. For Ractna. 8 a.

an. and Is. a. dally. For beboygna and Manitowoc.

p. nc except Friday and bun-day. For Kewaunee, Algotna, bturgeoa Bay. Green Bay. Marinette.

Menominee, and scans be, 8 n. nc. Wednesday and Saturday. For Macklaac Island (S. S.

Oeorgial. p. m. Saturday. Ticket adioe aad docks, foot Michigan av.

TeL Central 7A. BARRY LINE STEAMERS 4 DAILY ROUTES TO MILWAUKEE, RACINE. 8 P. fare 4U roamd trip SI.I37BERTH3 INCLUDED; MUSKEGON. P.

fare 12. round trip as So, BERTHS INCLUDED; RAILROAD CONNECTIONS; WACKEGAN. KK.NobHA A. fare Waukegan S3c round trip 3oc: Kenosha OOe. round trip 73c; BERTHS RESERVED BY 'PHONE.

CENTRAL 174B. Docks east end Michigan sc. 2 blocks east of Rush st. MANTTOU STEAMSHIP COMPANY THB PA. tatlal steamship Manllou, (or Charlevoix.

HarCor Springa, Pernakey. Bay View. Macktnaa Island. Detroit. Buffalo, all Eastern and Lake Superior points.

Tuesday. 8 a. Thursday. 11 a. nc; Saturday.

4 p. m. Office and docks. Rush and N. Water sta Telephone Central 1487.

GRAHAM A MORTON LINE FAKE 44 CENTto SC Joe and Ronton Harbor en day boats: direct line te Grand RapVda and all Michigan and Indiana points; m. daily; It-SS xjos, dally except Saturday and Sunday, 11 SO p. m. dally. Special: Saturday, p.

Sunday. 14 a. m. Docks foot Wabash av. Tel Cent OCEA.1 STEAMERS.

AMETtlCAN LINE-NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON ITjONDONs. Balliag Wednevdar at lO a. ac arhertest aad most eonvenlent route to LoavJoa. Excellent connections to Paris. PHILADELP I A -J EN STO WN-LI ERPOOL Sailing every Saturday.

REIJ STAR LINE. NEW YORK TO ANTWERP. Balling cveiy Wednesday at noon. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, Telephone Central 1111. 143 La Sailest.

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