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12 MANY SCHOOL. It Takes Fourteen Hundred Teachers to Train the Young Idea, These Include Special Teaohers for Daa Mates, and in ttanmii, liusio ana A Complete List' of Same of Teachers Ap pointed for the Ensuing Tear. HXQH SCHOOLS. Th following a complete lilt of ftQ th teucbera employed in tb publio schools of Chicago for the ensuing- year: Jforth Division nteh Sohool Oliver 8. West- colt.

Principal Ann K. Wlncbell. James W. Larl- otum-. JtniM M.

btrasbnrir. Carolina H. Merrick. Lrtu A. Dliuon.

Ira W. Psuibono, William liarkins. Lain A. btimpson, and Emily Nou-schaefer. German teacher.

booth Division H1g School Jeremiah Sloe tun, principal: Helen l. Com ton, Edward F. Hioaras. Maro Alelafontalue, Edward E. Darrow, Harriet A.

Htoweu, ttuiiloiL Cook, trtu Ddr- bin, Leonids A. Cartia. Charlotte O. Bailer. Ellen 13.

Bastin. Julia a Latimer: Emma A. Gozan ana Marion L. Xiao Clintock. German teacher.

Went Division nigh School George Welles, principal; Jamas it Dewey. klnnroe. James r. Clanin. William M.

Payne, usorg Ciavbenr. Franklin P. Flrk, Davia F. Hicks, Charles W. French.

Cars E. II la by. Soaan 4. (trace. Clara Walker.

Mary E. Jonea, Jane Yvuiara, Lucy la miaou, cuun uuKseniu, Gratia Heed: Amanda Glmbel and Paulina Aliach, Ueroian teaubora. MOUTH DIYIBTOlf. Arnold Bobool Uraddie Bradford. prints! Dal: UaxirieCook.

Nettie W. Decker. Annie 8. Daw son. Mary T.

Taocble, Lizzie A. McGliTen, Annie T. Monde, Ague Dew, Elate A. Thompson. Emma A.

Brady. Jennie Allen. Koaalie F. Bergh. Helena Eckatorm.

Anna E. Whtttaker. Annie A. Lang. Natalie Skorasinskl.

Edith 8. Svma. Anna Waldechmldt. and Evelina Fischer. Ger-" nan teaohers.

Thomas Home Bobool To, Shaman, prin- dual; Emeline llinh, head assistant; Miunie w. Solomon, Alary A. Fltspntrick, Julia M. Sheri dan. Fannie Benson, Mary F.

Manning. Kate T. Miller, Jnlia L. Rosenthal. Lola M.

Aiken, bailie K. Kinaetia, baran v. ftyan. swat A. Dati- I 1.1 i v.

e. KVD. UUIII. MM. B.I s.

OHIIHUi UWI MTM- It tley: Hattie C. Harunaan and Anna E. Huodt, uerman teaoben. i Vedder gtreet Sohool Elate TL Gould, prln ciral; Clara K. Whittemore.

Abbie A. Cannon, MoDonnelU Liixaie al. CoOee, M. Belle il 10 bard. Amelia JamDolla.

Ada V. JKood. ml aria 1. Vcaxber, Fannie T. arrell, LUian FUelps, Grace Detyson.

Bheldon Bobool Edith A. afarttn. principal; Alice a. 'laitmw Hannie BtwrL Annie ion- llu. Minnie H.

Donoahne. Joanna E. Hons. M. Aaeiia yougt, nurna mouaqd, oeouta ovit ror.

Annie ii. uaooo, catnertne jiouoar Annie Talbot; Lavina E. Hitter, German teacher. Ogden School Georee W. Heath, prinolpal; Jean DotunU.

head asalaUnt: Harriet Pratt. Keliie il. Bcanlan. Msxr B. Halra.

Hnldah 11. Newell. Mary A. Carte, Alice Bevans. Jeaale af.

Fartcna. ma A. Braocen. Millie A. Goodamltb, ressie W.

Gillie. Minnie ti. Clancy, ijorena M. lohnaon, Ella F. White, Carrie B.

Whitoomb, Liazie R. Dalr: Catherine Decsreller. Nellie H. Banman, Mathilda Sohrader. and Antonia Lakav.

German teachers. Pearson Street Bobool Hattie at. Botterfleld, M-iaclpai: alary Bar re. Anna BCQroeaer. uarrie Loyeloy.

Macsie H. Caabia, Macffie afcAson, Ida Bbayer. Marian Mackway. Julia T. Mnrphr, Belle G.

Mackle. Barab B. Johnson, laaxie J. Dnnn, Annie M. H.

MoGetrtck. Newberry Bobool Corydon G. Stowell. Drtn-etpal; Emma Hooka, head assistant: Mary E. Mellnr.

M. Lon tse Garcia, Kate Dalton. EllaO. Uavhsw. Kllxabeth M.

Gorrince. Nellie F. Hen derson, Ida May BiioKlaff. Lissle H. Byan, Panline Ueto, Mlna u.

Jenaon, Henrietta Dnpuy. Mary Li. Tobey, Mary White, Emma J. A. Uw nann, Dora 1.

O'Connor, Patty Hack, Elvira t. Barclay, Ellen A HonU Uedora E. Dodsre. liatUe Baooo, Barab J. Eaton.

Sophie A. Eckstonn, Adeline S. Scfaaeier, Sarah G. FJem- lnK.1 Virginia Lm. A.

Beyer; Ijontae K. Pop-pel bourn and Lydla Winter German teachers. Oak Street School Mary K. Cannon, Drinoioal; Ella V. buiityan, A.

Mosa biting. Jiosanna coniey, Annie Galbraith, Fannie E. Itvnoh. Ida K. Fuller, Nellie A.

O'Connor, Mary A. Mohan, Iiizzie M. Mnrphy, Annie Ia. Spieler. Delia Af.

O'Connor. Barab It. Cnnninpbam, alia MoGrane; Martha Sobennemann. German teacher. Manierre Bohool Mars are Doasall, prinolpal Maesria J.

W. Shannon. Emma Ij- Ijantrv. Katia il. J.

Bowen. Nellie Joy, Hattie C. Bowland, KUen A. Mnrphy, Mary Cahlll. arrant E.

VhU-brick, Margaret F. Doocherty. Mary E. Dayy. LiixzieG.

Fickler. Olga A. Bnthanberc Clara Heidenhelmer. Mary E. Bolaad.

Annie D. U. feocKiusr Alary uaveraamp, uernaaat aeacner. --La Salle School Homer Bey ana, principal; Acnes M. Hardinee, bead assistant: Lima N.

Catter, Sarah H. Wallace. Dena L. Holmes. Xlary M.

bichardson. Charlotte Lamb. Lynora CL Back ley. Mary L. Hurley, Mary A.

Giooona. Nellie IL Moakley Mary M. Boyoe, Marsaret R. Mali one y. Lizzie Hnil, Geoncinia M.

Anaun, Ano E. Chapman, and Catherine A. Decker. Emma k'romaaaon, and Martha teachers, liincola School Frank Haywood, principal; O'Connor, head assistant Amelia 0. Brigcs, Florence N.

O'Connor, Snsie E. Chart, Sarah J. P. Fartbmanu, Minnie A. Warren.

Marie L. T. Baker, Abbie W. Morrison. Jennie M.

Clancy, Anna E. BnshneU. Hannah E. Proctor, Ella W. McCaulay, Libby Joyce, Fannie A.

Barber, Helen W. Borden, Alice Fox. and Marjraret Koerper, Emma Nissen, and Bona Vaiy, German teachers. Ainsie (Bcbooi Hannah SchiO. Principal; Theresa L.

HcGulre, Sarah U. Jones, Mary K. HlCbea, AaastaaLa Earns. Delia A. Ainn, Mary 1.

Coleman, Marsarat T. Dodd, Emma Gesel-bracbt. i i lead ley Sohool Helen A. Bntler, Principal Banraret M. Gnbbina, bead assistant; Ella J.

Cooper. Louisa Kroeber, Esther J. W. Barker, Minna Henermann, Mary K. Fitzgerald, Lizzie F.

ileck, Mary U. Breohbill, Sadie B. Spanldins, 2sary A. Abbott, Katie A. Hanton, Charlotte Bell.

Alice J. Hensel, Ida L. Lamb, A. Gertrude Crlaler. Anaie E.

Goods; Ida V. Melblow and Marie A. backer, German teachers. Huron Street School Mattie Af. W.

Buggies, principal; Jnlia A. Caranansn, Louise C. Litka, Anaie E. Beotin, Jennie E. Slack.

Minnie Stafford. Boste O. Canerin. Joanna A. Byan.

Blanobe D. Montgomery, Mary Reynolds, Annie M. Lynde, Juniata Stafford. Kate Dixon; Boss A. Wldmesv Oerrcan teacher.

franklin School Albert B. Sab prlnctpal; L.weL, Hartney, assistant to principal; Maggie N. Gill, head aaaistant: Elizabeth M. Cobb, EoiUe M- Young. Mary Miller.

MAtnrte A. SnUivan. Lizzie At. Goga-in. Mary E.

O'Brien. Virginia Hiignenin. Theresa A. Cannon, Lizzie CL Buckley. M.

Walsb, Ida U. Wal'e, Blanca Rathenberg, iuatina Day id, Annie Goggin, Elizabeth A. Rvan, Belle T. Joy, Annie M. Mortimer, Eiien T.

Paly. Etta Q. Gee, Lizzie M. McCarthy, Catherine Bnckley, Esther A. Bensbaw.

Maria A. Black, Mary E. Mason, Annie B. bulliyan. Annie D.

Kenney, Sarah Connelly; Mina KambiL Emma Bar tela, Antonia Haverkamp, Aatonla Ichiller, and Annie Kelwbj, German teaehera. SOTJTH division; Brenan School Mary Af. T. Walsh, principal; Annie G. E.

Cohn. Katie A. M. Walsh. Lizzie A.

Kslley, Agnes E. Dodd. Minnie A. 8. Brown, Lls-tie A.

Comerford, Mary A. Crotty, Sarah J. B. tvearsley, aegis Hickey, Flora V. Dryfoas, Sadie L.

McElllgott. Nellie tv Melody. Phoebe E. Bothfuas; Hannah Adler, German teacher. Wentworth Avenne School Emma ALC.

Green-leaf, principal: Mary Spooner, Annie J. Glenn, fcarah J. Kourier, Julia A. Crowe. Edith Armstrong.

Minnie P. F. Kellogg, Susan E. -Congle, Nellie C. Beeres.

Cam tlomia, Annie H. Wiltshire. Maty T. KaTananzn. Eiia J.

Hawthorne. Ella B. Pierce, Blanche Foreman, Mary V. Quiulan, Fannie E. WUUams; Franoesoa Eboi, German teacher.

Webster School James IL Brayton. prinoioal; Mary A. Crown, bead assistant; Gerlnsde Adams, clary Msrsb. alls ilannaka. Katie Higgina, dL Nelly McKain.

Marr Brady. Snsan V. Leary. Alice B. Barnard, Alloa il.

Adams. Minnie Van Sarah L. Frelbenrer. Nellie T. I lor an, Adele M.

Emery, Alice E. Calrert. Anna Jolinvm, Cora E. Lewis; Lizzie Iiiehl and Km tan. Kntepcke, German teachers.

Ward School Emily L. French, principal; Ce-Ha 1 Hatch. Nellie G. McCabe. Annie M.

WhMen. aunaXl. Mtirpby, Katie Jwephl, Mary Bontieltl, B. t-imore, Nellie E. Harnett, Ella M.

Faucettc. Maeirie F. Fortune, Clara E. Eddy, Jennie U. OkMon, M.

Josephine MoCoaville, Gertrude IX Schilling. Mary Kent, Albcrtina lUvon: Elizabeth Kolb, German teacher. Sheridan School Lewis J. -Block, prinolpal; Fannie K. P.

Kraft, head aasiataut; Mary E. tsaker. Mercle or ford. Mary L. Blree.

Clara IL McFariln, Mary' Carson, Mary L. Cahlll. ti. Annie Horlock, Ellen F. Walsh, ftoso A.

McCabc, Earaa C. Wssoo, Cecilia Johnson. Lola Weeks, Mary J. Zollman. Sarah TutUs; EUbstb hiclcjiape and BcUie Wilzio, German teacberx.

ll-ivmond eoiiool Victorino M. Havenlull, principal; Manila A. McMillcn, head assistant: bue C. Uiso, Kose F. O.

McConyille, Florence P. Uazaid. Lou P. Barrett, Ida Fontayne, IL Aria Perane, Bertlia Fontayne. Joanna b.

Foley, Laura (C Drusser. Elizabeth McCarthy, Annie M. Mo-Conyillo, Anna L. McCuen; Minna llink, German teacher. School Alfred Kirk, principal: M.

F.ilcn Brookings, bead aaaistant: Au Ellen Shaver, rkipbia Dnrbam, Anna E. GUIett, Aoby ti. ftleAllieter, Lizsie Kirk. Llzme A. Foltz.

Martha P. Fenimore. Frances B. Dunbar, Louise finicky. Sarah A.

Dabbs. Lanra A. BandalL Ella M. Porter, Franoes L. 1 lerney.

Belle King, Bertlia J- ember. Jennie N. McDowell. Jnlia E. Tierney.

G. James. Mary E. Crain. Franoes Kk iole, Msry L.

Kisseil, Joseph Hopkins, and agues Krlsslor, Eiizabeth-iiulunana; Kate Ma-Hicrre and Clara O.teretedt, German teachers. iJcClel an bchool Alfonso E. iiScDouald. prin-T'val; ftiunie K. Cownn, tead assistant; I Af.

i rstxT, L'ri -et 11. irowo, Emma vicla. fcas.e E. Coivor, XL Lcticrmar.n, TIEC DAIIiT UVUZR OCT.A2T, THUHSDAX vIOBITIITG, JUXY 22, 1SSG TTTELYE PAGES. Alice E.

Moody. Mary E. Brazil, Dagmar nansen, Anna Mason. Annie H. Hall, Carrie R.

bmltn. Mary A. 11. hllUDSOD. Barah ti.

Klnh. Kriitn Forbes, Mary Moyuihan; Lydia Sanre and Louise incicr, verwaa usacuers. Keith r-cbool Erastus'A. Barnes, principal; Nellie R. Kyan, bead assistant; Agnss Brennao.

Mvra L. Barnes, Harriet Nourse, Metta Wellers, Annie M. Ntlsaoo, Margaret L. McAnley. Mary T.

MoGrath, Emma A. W. Bntler. Maud IngersoLL. tiamo ju.

leccner. ATI ti uarrlson. Anna L. Cooke. Theresa A.

Geary. Annie S. Grant; Martha dcubcu aou latum Dtueou, uerman teachers. Jones bchool Alios L. Barnard, prinolpal May C.

Damn, head assistant; Mary E. Burt, Martha J. London, Ellen M- Cor bin. Mary L. Greenleaf.

Helen W. Leater. Basle A. Bradley. Ellen J.

Leadwlth. Mary Danforth. Ella E. loner, cstuerine uoggin. Ellen hL Smiddy.

Mary E. Marshall, Emma A. IL McDsrmott, Klttia Brennao. Geneyra Ida M. Siebert: Clementina Faber and Laura Peltaer, German teaoners.

Healy School Mary J. Dewey, prlnctpal; Clara T. Martin, Jennie C. Mavnire, Margaret Derlne, aims uranam, aiary u'Wait, uraoe DuruelO. Alary F.

Jephaon. Mary E. Forbes. Holden School Chaa. Baboock.

principal; Em ma a- nianaa. ncao.assiHtaut; -Uanoan u. Carabine. Jennta E. Beynolda.

Mary F. Johnston. Grace Wsdlelgh, Mary A. Storen, Annie J. Ker rigan.

Adelaide Solliyan, Kittie L. Connor. Carrie A. Hloe. Sue Gallaber.

Ltbbie M. shorn. Ida A. Kimball. LUlis A.

Osborne. Mary E. Kel ly, Minnie McKUlgntt, Sarah A. Daly. Kittie Wall.

Margaret J. Martin and Tlllla M. Nebaus, ztattie u. jNienana. uary u.

uianks ana Atagda- lena nanuu, uerman teachers. Haren School Geo. (X Baunen, principal; Be- Deca M. arson, bead ssataiant; barab A. Brooks, Caroline W.

Btrauithan. Emma A. Uoeon. Fran ces L. Smith.

Mary K. Whitlr, Lin ale Freiber- cer, Aiarie uwen, Augusta uurtcn. Came Kuaro, Graoe Tot tie, Eilsa A. Campbell, Rye B. uomos.

Isabella wrurht, Marianne a. Wilcox. Laura G. Colby, Nellie W. Auderaoa, Sarah E.

Conley, Annie M. Ward, Ida Southard. Bjrlvta Walker Uathlide EiieU Alwlne Werthala. and riollie Martin, uerman teachers. Douglas Sohool Otrllle T.

bright, principal; cieanor. v. jonnson, neaa assutant; ijiz le Browne, Jnila P. McEaohron, Abbie ri. iane.

Anoe A. rllgelow. li. Amelia KolWg, Mary F. SwartbOut, Mattie J.

Parker. Mary li. Pleree. Clara L. Dixon.

Ada B. Will lams, Ida M. Kewley, Mary J. Law. Fanny A.

slnrpny. Helen o. ltool, Nellie r. Bites, Ella Htmonds, bara it. Urant.

Emma E. Crawford. Eliza M. Lery, ChariotU M. IUbolla: Agnes Bodata, Amelia Klare, and Sophie Maack, Ger man veacnera.

Cottue Oroya Sohool Lontse 8. Cnrtls. rrin clpal; Fanny K. Bmith. bead assistant: Leona L.

Thorne. Fraaoelia Colby, HaUie fx Fnrner, 1 beo. It. lieean, Georgia Seaman, Mary O. Chadwick.

Carrie G. Fish. Carrie B. Seaman, Helen li. uolTman.

Julia E. P. Lisster. Loan E. Gowdy, Lizzie Smith.

Alice Dufflald. HarrUt p. Johnston, uoawe Blanks. Mary A. Faro- ham.

Joaie Beed. Lena F. Johnson. Josle cook: panune A), itead and laoxa Aieubans. German tcaobara.

Calumet Avenne Sohool Electa K. Dewey principal; Esther Ik Cos, Eugenia Began, Maria P. Clay. Alice E. Boolitt.

Jennie F. Ilid Anata Ij. Beid, Gertrnde O. Cole, Lizzie H. Armstrong, Margaret B.

La Monte, Letitia Alexander, Fannie Af. booutt, Lizzie A. Corigan; Ida Bauer. German Uaoaeb WEST SIVISIOM. Andersen School Donald L.

MonrtU. nrlnelDal: Ellen MoClementa. head assistant; Bertha Zobel, Jennie a Campbell. Jane F. hartley.

Clementina Parantan. Kate L. Gavin. Mary McClementa, Anguste J. Forster, Cecilia M- Gayln.

Llllie E. Parantan. Flora E. Alotnec Kato Elllman, Kate A. Stowe, Ellen F.

Walao. Anna Holms. Delia Hlldreth; Hedwlc P. Braasch and Ida N. Habertand.

Geranan teachers. taker Park Bobool Will O. Dodce. PrtnotDal: Ltzsie M. Patterson.

Lizzie Wsrhnrst. Annie M. Bolner, Clara WaHenbunc Sarah A. McDonald, Kate B. Macee, Abbie E.

Tobey. Charlotte O. SulL Nellie Bafferty. Florenoe Stanley. Annie T.

McGeary, Annie L. Soelke, Hannah Matalnger, German teacher. Washington School Francis M. McKay, prln- ctDal; Helen A. N.

Blanehard. head aoalstaat: Mary Lowe, Maccle G. Moaat, skagnsta E. Butts, Agnes E. Ball, loser Schjoldsger, Mary Bnraa, Eliza E.

Erana. Marv M. Ober lander. Graos Ayers. Mary E.

Gormley, Lizzie W. Murphy, Dora li. Kirkehy. Mary B. 1.

Hartlcaa. Ella F. Wood man, Alice 6hoyer. Bertha Schjoldager, Hannah 8. Curtis: Johanna E.

SeUera, German teacher. Wells Bchool John H- Loomia. nrlnclnal: Ollya H. Backna, bead assistant; Julia O. Alger, Addle Deljano.

rrea A. mi liar a. Minnie JK. Jeneson. EmUy L.

Waileubnrg, Lottie Cooler, Maggie McLanghlin. Maggie M. MoCarthT. Mary E. Hares.

Vanilia V. Carter. Laura alien erg. Nellie B. Beanblen.

Harriet. M. Brldgman. Cora u. PowelL Jennie Higglna Kate M.

li. Christopher. Fannie E. Stapley, Llllie Lain, Martha A Burrows, Clara Nelson, Carrie Keren, Mary K. Lynch, Nellie M.

Dayy. Lillian E. Greene. Mary M. IX Danneby.

Harriet J. Whitney. Christine W. Robertson, Mary G. MeDoagal.

2 alia Sevriagbans, Emily Hopf, and Malwlne Forater. Emily N. Conaoer. and Bosa Samler, German teaehera. Yon Hara holds School Eliza Lundegreen.

principal; Frances Lundegreen, bead assistant: Mary i. uonoar. Kmma xanua, z.izsie M. rose. Boea c.

Uulnn. Altoe it Lee-ae. Mary Abern. De lia Core ton. Sarah T.

Brayloa: Minnie Volts. German teacher. Waiah School Msry E. B. B.

Bice. trtnetnal: Emma P. Woodard. bead assistant; Orpha E. Rose, Mary E.

Boyall. Bessie M. Conner, Fannie Whitney. Margneiite A. bhirra, Clara b.

Toner. Louise S. Moors. Elisabeth L. Bmith.

Nellie Maokey, Alice AL SuUlran. Clara M. Richardson. Jails Knight, Annie S. Cary.

Graoe M. Banks, Maggie T. Maroner, EmUie B. Friabee, Maria A. Hayes.

Kat B. Cnrtia. EUsn Werne-bent, Kate A. Reedy. Annie G.

Walsh, Agatha A. Jennings. Julia A. Baker. Alice E.

earn Esther Merer. Lizzie T. O. ilamm Panline Wernebnrar and Kate Schnlts. German teacher.

Throon Bobool LUly Skaata Hawlay. princi pal: Alice A. Hocan, head assistant: Busie A. Carey, batie ti. Mcuarty.

jita H. coles. Msry r. Hsnnsn. Mary W.

Price. Paulina Coeds. Au gusta E. Noll, Joanna A. Curran, Annie G.

Han- nan. Minnie At. Early. Emma O. Haas, Brrdcet F.

O'Brien, May Cooper, Llllie fiusch. Mary E. Johnson, and Elsa Fuchs. Dora Heuermann. and Elizabeth Baertsohy, German teaohers.

Skinner School Ella F. Young, nxlnctpal: Frederics E. Thomas, head assistant, Bertha Hensoot Mary Patterson. Laura T. Brayton.

Mary Jonea. Ella B. anarsdale. Maria Boott. Emo- rene E.

B. HalL Hannah B. Locke. Susie CL Sts- yeos. LanraAL Page, Frank 8.

Wilson, Graoe K. Evans, Claude M. Jones, Ella Bracken, Ella A. Dewey. Mary A.

W. Wirt. Anna E. Lone, Annie K. Monlton.

Lizzie at. avennedy. alia a. Bmeetn. Jane 8.

Sanborn, Jennie W. Harknesr, McGregor. Carrie L. Goodnow. Roaalie Broaa, Minnie Feldkamp, and Johanna Bode.

Perm a a teachers. West Thirteenth Street Bchool Maggie A. Curran, prinolpal Jennie 8. Carpenter. Msry Greene, Mary A.

Woods. Mary T. Adams, Millie M. Watson. Alios S.

McNanly. Mary Daniaix Lixzio H. gtsrrett, Mamie B. Casey, Nellie M. Burns.

Marion E. Maaee. BeUo Mages. Polk Street School Carrie G. Adams, princi pal; Franoes E.

White, Hannah Roberta, Annie utile, ceiia a. uiooons. neiieM. rrenno. Hue ti, Myers, Mary H.

Dean. Theresa Kelly. Lizzie Mo-M anus. Bena Klein, Hattie J. Dymond, Franoes W.

Rowland. Anna M. Vuari AUnnM ZtloolaL German teacher. Boammon Bchool Emily M. O.

Bterens. prin cipal; Gertrude V. Lord, bead assistant: Amelia M. Dnnneb Anna M. A.

Mccorqaoaaie. A. unerese McGinloy. Mary E. GrllBn.

Locretia J. Blselow. Emma bterens, Kato M. Dunne, Nellie L. Dickson.

Etha L. Parker, J. Anna G. Hornby. Ella F.

Sheldon, Elizabeth A. State, Caroline Bneonel. Leonora E. Beck. Hannah E.

Wullams, Nellie B. state. JSraily lse. Bopnronla A. Xjovelace, and Lydia Howe; Ida Frommann and Elfrieda Mnmne, German teachers.

Oakley bchool Chester u. Dodge, principal: Maggie E. Burke, head assistant: Minnie W. Gils, Emma Beck ley, Mary Qitrk. Amelia M.

A. Prendergast, Clara C. Bennett, Mary C. P. Leiferman, Theresa E.

Beckley. Alice A. Wheadon. Clara J. Spencer, Maggie A.

Fiaher, ary L. Toole. M. Dora Morgan. Clara J.

Scblund, Minnie Schrock. Mary Quirk, Carrie li. btone. Alary Le Febre, and Mathilda Workman and Amalia Hitcbficld, German teachers. Pickard Bchool Georgians W.

Merrill, prlnel- pal; Cora E. B. Downer. Mary A. hyan.

Helen M. Frisble, Johanna B. Moberg, Alary 1. Mann, Alice L. Barns, Mav Fleming.

Motley bchool 11. Baywird. principal: Kate E. Ford. Elizabeth B.

Root, Alrida Webster, Rose E. Rafferty, G. Oredia Jacobs. Helen E. Porter.

Llda Fisbec Hattie W. Winter. Fannie S. Miller, Frank E. remain, An nie J.

Anderson, Nellie id. Burke, LUlie F. Krig-ger, Gwynn C. Price; Ljdta Kaiser. German teacher.

Marquette School Frank B. WUUams. princi pal; Mary E. Koyce, bead assistant; Kate 8. Vouns.

Hattie M. Tower. Sadie Pratt. Erellns Gonld. Emma T.

Bhoemaker. Lizzie M. Fitz gerald. Hattie P. Peck.

Altarata R. Hall, Lizzie Gemmell. Hattie to. HaJng. xislna Bcuottenlcls, Flllcy, Bessie Haines, M.

Belle Brady. Emma F. Davis. Kcuie O. Goodnow.

Edith B. latfler and Mary I. Pnrer: Anna Harder and Elizabeth L. Bergen, German teachers, Montefiore School Charlotte Lunib, principal; Albcrtina J. Olson, Sarah A.

Kirkley. Belle H. MacDouald, Libble A. Christian. Anna Swon-son.

Mary E. Crsncy, Jusephiue Orton, Kate J. Christian, Fanny Stapleton. Mary A. Walsh.

Mar-garst Halket, Mattie Welch. Katie K. McMa-boo, Emma Lloyd, May 'Andrews, Bean, Sophie Chsnoweth, Ella M. Kelter, Charlotte A. Murray.

Diana V. Clock. Mary J. L. Noalis, Ella V.

Wallenbure; Anna Bcbeoenemann, German teacher. Lincoln Street Sohool Harriet O. Peeke, prinolpal; OUilie L. Fisher, Frances 8. Jeneson, Anna M.

Barns. Aggis R. Burgess. Bells li. Wolf, Mary McCarthy.

Georgiaoa Chacksheld. Elizabeth D. Campbell, Jennie B. Newton. Sarah F.

Walsh. Mary J. It Bairnaon, Nellie Bievin, Agnes M. Walson; Came K. Kirschnez, German teacher.

Longfellow bchool Clara IL P. Mahony. principal; Mary F. Dunn. Sarah A.

Fleming, Margie C. Adams, Maggie B. MoCotium, Mary E. el-don, Sarah A. Caasldy.

Mscgie M. Caasldy, JL Imogens Jennings, Ida si. PaUlman. E. Busch.

Martha I. Cochrans. Lose A. Lewis. Langland School Efl: A.

Bt. Chrlstneen. princii'Sl; EllrQ A-bern, arine Enes, -nnie O. Fnnilson. Alice Freiind, hc-n, L.

Walsh, Olive T. At'onson, I.t.v i I.swutJ.i'o bchcol i icur1 Ea both Evans, i.aiy 1 i- Intyre. ITaltle J. Dynan. Grace M.

Bedfleld; Bar- nardine bchlamaun. uerman King School Nellie Hardick. principal; Llszbt M. Yoang, head assistant: Marietta Edingun, Mary Hannan, Elizabeth E. Mather, Sarah B.

Lnnhl. Il Arlmma li V. Sarah V. Gibbs. Laura E.

iiulL Clara A. Wright. Mary Friend, Kittie A. bcoville, Margaret F. Clarke.

LllUe E. Panlk. Catharine AL Cavaaab, Sarah Colby, Clara Date Bolton, Ltzsie Agnes K. Frtedel. Germsn teacher.

Kosciusko Sohool Fanny E. Oliver, principal; Elizabeth IS. Bee be, Carrie J. Menrlokson, Ball M. Murray, Julia 8.

Gundsrson. Mary E. Davis, Marv T. Anderson. Annie Brad is h.

Mary Hyiand. Mary J. Groreateen, Maggis 8. Bauld. Minnetta a Fiaher.

Lottie WUlaoa; Agnes G. Troschel, German tesoher, -Irving School A. xtsnry Tanxwoll. principal; Mary L. Sergeant, head assistant I Julia M.

cook, Carrie L. AverllU Louise Wright, Hattie A. Tallman. J. Kathrinej.

Cntler, Maggie Gemmell. Vary A. Elliott. LontM M. ilia.

Florenoe M. MaxBeld. Mary L. Todd. Hannah E.

Page. Mary F. Burbank. Virginia cnaaoavxtelie l. jenoinga.

Franoes L. Crumb, and Bella Caspary and Thekla Hover. German teachers, West Jackson Street School Charles H. Ford, nrlnelnal: Eliza jtL Smith, head aaaistant: A r- vllla C. Ds Lnoe, Emily A.

N. Chapman, Maria M. Btedman. Alloa M. Chase.

Eliza A. Johnson. Maria P. Noyes, Msry A. De Lnoe.

Mary A. U. Btewart, Jtatnanne oznnoi, Minnie i en-ney. May Burlln. Nellie H.

Sargent, Belle Rem lnvton: Lena Kalisky. German teacher. Jefferaon bchool--Lucia Johnston, principal; Celta M. assistant; Minnls E. Daly.

Helen Ledden, Kittle Mouns, Cora A. Fsrnswortn. Liucy 1. HalDg. Antoinette J.

Vtsrer. Liu is F. Tobias, Emma Atkinson, Clara M. uiaobman, Addis ja. nie tan a.

ran oca u. Hurd. Ellen 0. Ingram. Clara Lonergan, and Maria Solel and Emily Vocka.

German teachers. -Grant Bobool Mary IL prinolpal: Nellie 11. Hobinaoa. Hizzie A. bmyth.

Carrie M. Young. Msry E. Madden, Nellie Dunton, Anna L. Hubbel.

Mary M. Dunton. Adella M. Britain. Annie H.

Templeton; Marie Brodt, German teacher. Hayes School Alden K. Merrlman, principal: Harriet A. Ran ney, head assistant; Annie B. Clark, Mary A.

Phelps, Sophie M. Chase. Mary A. BooUeld. Kato Hannan.

Fanny J. King. Kato J. Ruaselt, Hattie Clarke. Maroella Cusack.

Belle in ton, Agnes A. Bculiy. Fanny A. Grilna. Franoes L.

Yaloa. JoeeDblne TeufeL Augusta Ik Dosu, Clara G. Downs, and Marie Lange and LIna Klelnpell, uerman teachers. ,.,1 rrn-w r. rA 1 1 1 uviuv uv.if v.

I 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 .1 toe P. ThisselU bead assistant; Marion L. Rus sell, Axoes aiclean. aizzie McUean. Xjoretta Kane.

Kate Feraroaon. Mary S. Brown. Rachel A. Hargrova, Marlon Fercneon, Lon M.

Russetl, An nie F. Cull, Carrie xterahman, Mary a. Bmith, and EUse Krleger. Gorman teacher. Oarneld Bohooi-Loella V.

Little, prinolpal Annie E. Wing, head asslsUnt: Lola M. Mo- Henry. Fannie J. Crowell, Mary L.

MoCafferty. Gertrude E. Engilah. Nell Kllie, Laura Uarward. Ida M.

Bcbottealels. Kittie K. Msloaev. Marv L. Reed, Minnie J.

Dwyer, Lottie B. Decker. Jennie J. Mcheon. Mary coegrov.

jjiuisn Fnllagar. Ellen E. Williams, Emma E. Curtatie, Eugenie F. Uuth.

Bara F. Cairns. Cnrlstina B.WllUamson, Caroline Smith, Emily Bonos, Anna Jonas. Jennie MoKenzis. Antonia A.

Crisen: Anna Bertraad, Louisa F. KoUmorgen, and Elfrieda Wsrksotien. uerman teachers. West Fourteenth Street School am mis E. Flowers, prinolpal: Mary E.

Holligan. Mary E. Manntno. Maggie J. Peaooek, Claire E.

a Rosa-ler. Marv E. KeaeelL Teres M. Murohv. ltaile Af.

Mear. Maggie ReUlv. Mary D. Haanlng, Alice W.Vameson. josepnine X.

Van Msenan. Jose phine Fish, May E. Tool; Sidonia WaUia, German teacher. Emerson Bobool Charles Bartholf. princi pal: Minnie E.

Marble. had asslataot: Alios Af. Murchison. Miriam Del Baaoo. Helen Baaeeth.

Henrietta E. Olsen. Elisabeth xw las tin. Kato Cowan, Clara a. It.

Coasar. Ann is Boanlsa. NeUle Maloney. Nellie A. Morgan.

Mary Curs- ton, Sadie E. Myaxa, May Trelea Ten. -Jnlia CL Howe, Graoe K. Bedfleld; Frieda Haeger and Bessie Del Banco. German teachers.

Foster Sohool Jenale K. Guleeolo. PrindDal: alary na I atane, svate uaon, Baraa A. uuinn. Minnie F.

Plnnkett, Sara ChUvera. Nellie Walsh. Emma T. Thoraaa, Dora Eaton, Annie u. Shannahan.

Jane P. Engilah, Nell Is E. Casey. Mary F. Duck.

Lon las J. W. Donah ua. Barah F. Carroll, Lottie O.

Clark, Emily L. Joyes. Bridget T. Lennon, Clara Stone. Mary J.

Hooiey. Flor ence E. Dicker, Phaomena V. Marro; Marx, uerman teacner. Elizabeth Street Bchool Harriet H.

WlnchelL Elacipai; BaxaS O. Flags, Emily W. Falrman. ary L. Holmes, Olivia A.

Craae, Loella H-Ciarfc, Aliee btnrtevant, Emily Carrier, Roberta W. Haana. Mary E. Twohic. Jessioa B.

MoClura. Fansie M. Is ham. Grace Freeman. Dora bchool Albert R.

Robmson. ortuoiDal: Pheb Pride, bead aaaistant; Ida AL Bbeldoo, Jessie E. Btodgett, Msry J. Tobias, Lizzie U. Rnaaell.

Jane Willis me. Lizzie A. McKsoa, Mary Mason, Joanna A. F. Bheshaa.

Nellie Green. Florence Long, Winifred E. Jonea, Jennie E. Clarke. Lavinia H.

Melaloah. Amanda P. Gates. Msry B. Campbell; Miaul Werthelzn and Lydia Bensiaur, German teachers.

Cooper School Ella Pattsnoa. Drinoinal: Kit tle E. Adams, Grace E. McFarUad. Till la Grief -anhsgen, Fanny A.

Boyall. Mary fi, Daley, Jranlo B. McKay, Maggie 1. Honergan. Mary A.

Pace, Lilian F. Watson, Liazie V. Carroll. Othelia T. Heller.

Mattie Graham. Annl E. Ledden. UatU Hiachman, Boaaa Gilbert Leuy palmar. Uerman teacher.

Clarke bchool Bllaa Ia. Wood. prlaclDal: Har riet F. Hay ward, head assistant: Buaaa M. Hay-ward, Kate A.

Evana, Franoes M. V. Mebaity, Mary A. Thompson, Helen C. 8.

Schoeostedt, Kate L. Brown, Mscaie Stuart, Miriam L. Graham, mnie E. Miller. Emma ti.

Gilmors. Emily Htastaad, Florenoe N. Blodgott, Nora M. Parson. Ida M.

Briairs, SaraM. Patchei. Thersss W. Daa-lap. Delia F.

Upton, Belli Toole; Josephine yon dec Hoe hi, Mtnnl AL ah leeks. Gorman teachers. Central Park School as. C. AHlnr.

principal; Sophia A. Pbelps. bead assistant; Elizabeth A. Mann. Mary B.

Bryant, Emma D. Mann, Llilla G. Ayers, Maria Tallman. Emma L. Brown, Adella E.

Robinson. Isabel Is E. Hadson, Lottie L. Bell wood; Anna Beckmann. German teacher.

Caroenter School Yoiner Cnderhlii, principal; Beil McBoath, bead asalaUnt; Franoes E. M. Dewey. Annie Toatln, Mary F. M.

MoGee, Belle AL Halket, Minnie T. O'Brien, Maggie E. Dayy, Cells Canaday. Jennie li. O'Brien.

Emma M. Lata, Minnie Donbek, HaUie A. Johnson, Mattie M. Wood, Emma bhaffner. Berths Bteiaar, Agnes Boughan.

Elisabeth Walsh; Emma Escbsa-bcrg, German teacher. Burr School Ralph J. Haase. principal Loals B. OaKman, head assistant: Martha J.

B. Rice. Ida L. Knndson, Msry K. T.

Skslly, Calli Webster. Lizzie Justt, Nellie S. Pago. Joanna M. J.

Walsh. Emma J. Heath, Annie Degnan, Charlott Alstrup. Nsllts Walsh. Edith M.

Etnbry. Genevieve ll Dooley, Maggie L. liarkia. M. Minerva Solliyan.

Aanw Hanson; Loais Boaeh and Lncy Dusehner, German teaehera. Brown Bchool Andrew J. Wood, prinolpal; Elisabeth arson, head assistant; Ellen W. Carpenter, Kate Holden, M. Adella Dickinson, Mary J.

W. Boughan. M. Juliaetle Wicker, Eats A. Quinn.

Annie E. riming ham, Christina Livingston, Mary A. Klngsley, Annie M. Tllton, Isabel F. Goold, Mary E.

Livingston, Helen A. Cravens. Alios E. Field. Emily a Walker.

Letitia M. Harvey, Lulls D. Bulliyan. Helen M. Waite; Wanda Soaroeder, Ida Movers German teachers, Brighton School Ida M.

Cook, principal Anna M. O'Connor, bead assistant; Msry E. Gilbert, Alice T. Tracer. Anna MurpbeA, Maggis Clanoev.

Ado F. Piper. Maggie L. Waish, Annl E. King.

Nellie J. Walsh. Maggie A. Kane. Mary A.

O'Connor; Johanna M. Bona, Gsrman teacher. Bralnard School Robert W. Conant, principal; Louis CW. El well, head assistant; Sarah Hayes, Gertie S.

Van der Kolk, Magi F. Maaon. KlUi A. Riordan. Sarah M.

Lloyd. Helen A. Ryan. Harriet A. Moray.

Sole E. DeGoode; Hsn-rittBode. taarmaa facher. Armour Street Bchool Laura D. Ayros.

principal; Elsie V. a Port, head assistant: Matey C. Barber, Lizzie A. Gibbons, Msry H. Cross.

M. Gibbons, Hattie M. Btorer. Mattie A. H.

McKeaaie, Maggie A. Woods, Elvira li. Adams. Miriam Sboyer. Mary A.

Harkin. Mary L. Bnrk. Lilian F. Ingalla, Jane D.

Brown. Bophia L. Dean, Laura Tierney, M. Eugenia Kyle. Mary M.

artel me. Fannie E. Clarke. Frsooee M. Hughes; Sophia L.

Bull and Isabel Kkstrom, German teachers. XCISCELLAKOTJa' Special Teacher Orlando BUckmaa. vocal music Agnes Cox, assistant vocal mnale; Goa-tav A. Zimmermann, German; Herman Han-atelo, manual training and drawing In high schools; Adeline T. Bartelma, assistant drawing In North and West Division High Schools: Mary S.

Wiggins, AMlsUnt drawing in South Division nigh Sohool; Mary Lord, assistant drawing in West Division High School; Elizabeth F. Dim-mock, drawing in grammar and primary schools; Jennie a MoWhorter, assistant drawing ia grammar and primary 'schools; Msry A. Brooasals, French in North and SouLh Division High Schools. Cnassifiied Teachers Jnlia F. Baskerfield.

Cornelia Beardaley, 3arah Beotin, Agnss AL Brown, Kittie E. Bryan, Alloc B. Cauney, Julia V. Cannon, Laura A. Caldwell, Jennie L.

Cas-sidy, Cynthia Chamberlain. Carrie E. Cbapln. Anna Clark, Lizzie F. Daly, M.

Aggie Donahue, Theresa CL Donogbue, Ada Dreabach, Pauline O. Eckstonn. Uulda Everltt, Ida A. Felt, Atinnie V. Flood, Bertha Gatzert, Anna Gibbons, Msry R.

Gray. Lizzie G. Hastings, Celts Holler, Martha Kroeber, Marion F. Lombard, Clara Lorenger. Tibbie Malevy, Belle McLaren, Fannie Meads, Katherlne Mohrmana, Evanaallns Morse, Annie A.

Nash, Sarah E. Oberlander, Kittle F. O'Con-nelL Anna F. Partridgs, Mary Powell, Mary V. 8.

Price, Mary L. Purinlon. Rose Reilly. Maggie E. Rich, Mary J.

Scanlan, Carrlo E. EilaA. Shields, Graoe T. Smith, Elm Ira N. Stone, Mary bulliyan.

Mary L. Sweeney. Florence CL Trese-ler. Flora Unna. Helen M.

Vlaser. Bell J. Walls. Jessy Wallln. Teaehera of Deaf Mates Philip A.

F.mery. Mary A- Emery, Grace D. Emery, James E. Gal-lac her, Mary A. cod worth.

Ids Christie. AT CC0303I0W0a Oconomowoo, 2L Arrivals at tlia Townsend House: Iicbinsoa Lx '-e sul wire. Toledo, Chio; T. rutci, 11 i wife. Detroit: Ellas Block and wife.

Cincin nstL At Draper Hall: F. L. Everest. W. How.

Atchison. Kan. CL E. Plumb and wlte. fhllaiialnhlK.

ar C-llv TT A TV Hoamtck, W. F. Zsllery, F. Triplet, Mias BenoUt, IL J. Powers.

Mrs. Christ-, St. iouh; ut. j. u.

Chew, cnioajro; unorge n. Wuliamon. Texas: AL P. Gaddea. Dayton: W.

J. Boyle, Milwaukee; Lao Blum, Pin PiaS, Ark. IX O. MoMUlan and- wife. Chat- t.aiiAArya sUTIsmsi sisrs a TlAsiVivt VI mrskA i WVAia, sssa.ssa Ajkanaaaa uvwaviua -w isiait Masa: Thomas H.

Hoekin, WUlUraD. ttelU Atouiayuie, PULPIT Y8. TtTBT. Th Horseman" to tbe Kv. S.

T. McPher-soa, oa Ills sennea oat OambUag at Waab- lnsrtoa Pax. Ths orarraaa, of Chics g-o. editorially makes th following- response to the sermon of the Key. J.

ALcrherson, delivered last Sunday "A lawyer who riaaa to address th oourt la expected not only to bo thoroughly acquainted with th law, but also the facts la th oas. A doctor is called In, because Is not only able to local th disease bat hi education In th qltsrctlng-room and hi practical experiono enable him to discover it exact and prescribe th remedy. The merchant, when selling- goodly find hi actaal knowledge ot them and th locality of his customer's store th most potent argument be can use. In ail these oaaea minute and practical knowledge of the fact gives th only rain to th utterances of th prlrolpaJa. If th lawyer ia utterly ignorant ot his ease, the doctor of his patient, and the merchant of hi goods.

their opinions are valueless; they ax Imply impostor trading' on their nai and the ersdullty of th pnblhx think thee common sons rules will apply to other professions, and when clergymen go out of tneir way to sssau tne tun ana arzaurn it at the bar of publio opinion, they muat at least atat thslr oaae and nrov it: and whn they make comparisons they should at isast bo witbin ins Donnas oi common ssass ana reason. We at led to make these remark by a sermon delivered la this city on Sunday last, which published in tbe Tribunt of Monday, unaer to neaa oi THn OAim is Disoaacgp. Th reverend geaUemen la very slippery In bis laaruare: he prefer Questions and in ferences to flat-footed statements, and feel ing' a practical Ignorance hi sabjoot, be take refugw in abstract propositions, and doematlo utteranoea, For instanoe, am eavs: First. rambunsr to a crim azainst law. ana therefor IS a ain.

Now. it is not againat th law to sell pool la the btate oi Iuiaois, so tne -arantieman is ia error; But open wide a question which skillfully trtae to evad. and which we propose to pin him to, th absolute difference between moral and legal wrong. According to th laws of th State of New York it la letfally wrong to sell pools; in the Stats of Ullnoia. Indiana and a majority of th State of ths Union, it 1 legally right.

In th Stat ot Kentucky it to legally right to buy pool oa a rao coura. out wrong at pool room, in taea ease locality deter mines tbe offense, not th action itself. Mow. abaoiut moral wrong to wrong, irre spective of locality or aim. or even law itself, and the history of th religion of which the reveread rentlamaa is an ex Knent will so teach him, if will study it itead of trying to earn a little cheap notor iety by attacking tbe turf.

Th martyr In, ail aire or to cnurea uia oeoaas taey would not obey th law of th atat. What th state declared was legally right, they be lieved was morally wrong, AM DICS aaTHKa THAU OBKT THX3C Hia seooad cbanre Is a saner al one. though by laieieooe no saiiiaiiy sppnes it to waaa-lnrton Park. lis savs: Seoond. gambling to a dishonest depreda tion oa aootety.

Toira. gambling la aa ap peal not to reason or common sense, bat to Miiisn passwa That to a broad statement, and like all broad statements, it require defining. Will th reveread gentleman toll ua where legitimate baaiaosa eada aad gambling begins? Tbis will bo xoeodiopiy Interesting, not only to many member of hia own congregation, bat also to a lanr number of the leading merchants and broker, of this city who listen to the ministration of hia brethren. For instanoe. the averasre mer chant would like to know bow he as-s eoa duct his business exoep oa the principle of selfishasas; if he to very critical be will toll the gentleman plainly that selfishness was the foundation oeuae of him being la hia present place; when the "call" was made ne taoug-ht waa batteziag hia position, tho church thought they were getting a good bargain; pure aad nnaaniteratea eelashnesa was th groundwork of th bargain.

Th Board of Trade man will ask If he is to atop at tbe beginning of alarg commission and ask if th purchase or sale ia ror actual oon- sumption, or only on speculation. Tbe stock broker will have to beoonut a censor of moral, and aak it it to an actual investment or a simple transaction for profit on the rise or fall of the market, la not every transaction of life more or less a speculation. in which the value to be obtained to abso lutely a question ot chanoa, A lit insurance, an accident policy, a fir risk, are bet, pure and simple, dictated by selfishness, and if the reverend gentleman 1 not a fanatlo he has probably invested in all three; if so, he baa practically bet the life insurance company that he will not die before a certain time, the fire company that he will not be burned out this year, and the accident company that he will be ahielaed from the risks they say be is liable to. If he buys a ticket in a church lottery he I a certain victim, for. if be wins, the article aa a rale to hardly worth the price of the ticket Snoald he live in the country, and cultivate a small farm to add to his Income, he will probably exhibit at the annual fair; to do so he must pay hi entrance money.

I not that money a bet against th prize which he wishes to win. Tbe prise for the beat miloli oow is $oQ. the entrance la. aay $5, what is that but a Dot? He cets S5 that he will wtn the prise, and the society bets him $50 that he won't; there to no In crease or decrease oi value In hia exhibit, tnere 1 no transfer of stock for anybody's benefit, tbere la simply a competition noon which be wins or loses his money. The reply which will oe a onoe maae is that th prise to aiuiDlv an incident, that the principal ob ject to amusement and profit in raiting good animals; that is perfectly true, but without competition the quality cannot be aaeer- zaineo, ana common sieasa people isii so see that it is a rhrhteous act to raise a fat steer.

and amoral wrong to prod no a fast horse; the test ot tbe one to in 'the prize ring, th other in th speed ring, and it cannot a virtu to win with on ana a crim with th otbec But, says tnis wonaenui oritlo: 'I oomDsre these sports with the baseball games of the National. League, At a loss of thousand or aoiiars ne league prohibits Sunday games, and tbe sole of intoxicating Honors on Its grounds, but it also excludes pool-Belling," we can oniy cnaritaoiy assume tnac th gentlemen mad a slip on the Sunday question; It is true that the particular league he mentions does not play on Sunday, but he forgot to tell hia audience that other base ball leagues do; -he forgot to tell them also that no reputable Jockey club in the Union races on Sunday. The insinuation oy comparison to the most subtile and contemptible form of lie, and was a most unworthy attempt to mislead his audience. The base ball people have decided not to have speculation or liquor on their grounds, and by this tbey debar themselves from all control of the former, which racing men prefer should be subject to the order of the judge and the racing rules. he- base ball people do not thereby prohibit rambling, they simply drive it outside their jurisdiction, whore they -have no control of it; use tne tooiisn pronioitloa-ista, they refuse to license, and see saloon rise up like mushrooms, over which they have no control, and from which they da- rive no revenue.

As for the aale of liquor, we are sorry tbe base ball league dare not trust its audience, it sitnpiy proves the su periority of the average race-goer, and the attractions of th course; the latter can be trusted with a bar, for ha will not abuse il On Derby Day and Juiy tnere were over people at Washington park ana we BID NOT SKK A NT BODY IHTOXtCATEIX The comparison of th race course with the base ball rrounds to tbe dlsadvantaire of ths former, will not hold water. Finally we are told that Boino clerks have become dishonest through turf infatuation. We admit it, so also have many men, through living beyond tbsir means, cieryuien Included. It is almost impossible to ennuaorate in one short article the causes of the financial wrecks which daily occur, grain' speculation, stock (rcuialioa tho tianire for display, tiia l- 'Om, extrava- esriifc "3 I -a, and lo- i 3 i which make men but no sapient domlnl ever yet had the temerity to argue that we abould cease to deal in grain, sell stocks, buy real estate, avoid house-keeping, eschew matrimony, or oeas to help our friends beoause tome fool have been ruined thereby. If the critic will carefully atudy tbe vast Interests of the turf, the Immense amount of capital Inveeted, the enormous quantity of floating capital wbioh.ialnon man'r hand to-day and another's to-morrow, he will not talk about its immorality; he will be astonished to find that it has so few fail, area, that qnick settlements and honorable dealing are ita Invariable rule, and that, uu- nae eitoer wail street or the urain x.x changes, it ha no watered stocks, no swindling prospectuses, no glgantio fall urea, involving thousands ia ruin, and no great nnanoial wrecks When he has digested these facts he will find more serious phenomena in actual life to discuss thin horse- racing aa it at present exists at Washington aia.

i JAMESf LAIRD, Who Gay A Fellow-Legislator Kose. a Bloody James Laird, the young giant who aged hi folio w-Crongresgman's nose, to the Bepresentatlv from the Beoond District of Nebraska, and resides in Hastings, that State, He was bora at FowIerviUe, Living ston County. New York. June 20, 1849. aad to only 87 years of age.

His home was la Hiohlgan during school and college day. and ho to a graduate of both th literary and law departments of the University at Ann Arbor. Alter receiving his diploma of tfaobeiorof Laws, 1a 1H7L, he began prao-tio la Nebraska, Ia 1875 waa a member of the Nebraska Constitutional Convention. He waa elected to the Forty, eighth Congress, aad re-elected to th present on. Mr.

Laird I about five feet eleven inches la haia-ht, and weigha 20O pouada He to a powerful and athletio man. aad carries himself in a soldierly manner. is experiono In th volunteer aervioe of th United State a a private lasted from July 24, 1862 to th end of the wax. THOMAS B. COBB.

Tlae Repress tavHvw Win Waa Assaulted by a Fellow Legislator. Congressman Thomas B. Cobb represents th Seoond District of Indiana, a a Democrat, lie was bora In Lawrenoe County. that Stat, fifty-eight year ago. After pending hi boyhood on a farm, he attended the BloomiDgton University, and subse quently studied law ana was admitted to th bar.

From 1853 to 1867 he resided at Bedford, in the practice of hi profession. removed to Vinoannea, where he now re sides, in lb67. Ia 1852 he was commissioned major of militia by the Governor of the State. From 1858 to I860 he was State Senator. In 1868 he was Democratio candidate for elector.

and, in 1870. President of th Indiana But Democratio Convention. The same year be waa a delegate to the National Democratio Convention. SL Louis, which nominated Til- den and Hendricks for the Presidency and Yioe Presidency, respectively. His first election to Congress was to the Forty-fifth, and ha has been continuously a member of th House of Representative since that time.

Mr. Cobb to Cnairman of th Committee on Public Landa For The later Ocean ROVER, THE HERO. Oh. yea. be is a hero, Tbe rreatest of the day; He wrote a little veto.

And it stooped the widow's pay. Yet her husband was a soldier. One who for bis oon try died; 7 But "My little veto message Knocked her pension claim aside. And the daring cavalier, 'v He who fought with Sheridan, Who was Injured moat severe. "Veto" served our hero's plan.

"As I represent the party That is boasting of reform. I mast watch ths Nation's treasure When the pension harpies swarm. or hare no funda to squander Oa the soldier lame and blind; But fellow feeling makes me To Fits Porter wondrous kind. "For a Jury, wisely chosen From oar Southern Brigadiers. Hsve proclaimed Fits John as worthy As the bravest ot his peers.

"So we gave htm fifty thousand, L-For bis aid and comfort given; When be held his loyal legions. That 'our friends might not be driven." Yes. rou robbed th soldier's widow Robbed the crippled cavalier. That a penaion might be given To a cowardly brigadlea, Yes. onr Grover in a hero, Is the hero of the day; Is the hero of a party.

Who wonid not a pension pay. Cedar llamas. Iowa. July 20. Hav used Tongaline la oases of nsuralgio beadacha with suocess In almost every lnstsnoe.

although some of these were of long standing sod rf most troublesome character. O. i. ior- tnn. M.

Cincinnsti. Ohio CLOTIira CL2AIiED AND DTTEIX FOB SALE CITY EEAL ESTATE. FUR HAIRBY TUK.NEB a AtUMO, 10 ssLinetun. st.s Bowen av. near corner Langley.

-story ana cellar frame. 9 room, condition. lceiion, etc. good nnal boiuehold convenleaeet grouad aiuth feet, depth lt) south front on Taylor St, Bear Oakley ay, 48slu0( 1 lournoy a', Koa. 37 and F9.

2-storr and basement -room brick houAe.ali inolra eoaventeuo: Ad 11-rooin house, with ail conveniences, and 5j Ylo feet of ground oa Monroe st, sear Winchester av, at a 41 price. A complete and attractive residence on Prairls av, ne.r oia st. good lon ih ouo. i acrv ar comer (tilth and Halsted sts, St low genre: neighborhood (sal gmwinir. Lu IronUng vast on Humboldt boalerard 1 $am each.

47th st. south front 50x133, between Champlala sad Langiey avs; SjO per foot. Us Jefferson av. south of tSth st. aa attract! re corner 1 iilKlIl SO 1 l2.IMJO.

A new." bandhom. and convenient presssa-Dnck residence of two stories and cellar, thoroughly modern, en Lsnrley ay. near 157 th st; Uh St. near Drexel bonievsrd, lot 86xlA0.S-tory frame, wiln ceiuaated basement and atac, 8 rooms, wiih a tuple spaes (or 4 mors 1 4ouOi modern eonvenlenoes. Lake av.

near 83th st. S-to-y basement and sub-eeliar browu-stone tront, nicely finished, lot oOzlpO: sc. 2 -story sod English basement brick ia excellent condition, modern coavsn-iences, gooi lot sl.io DrexH boulevard, fronting east, south of 47th st, tn) pnr foot. In Urovelsnd Park, a nne reaidence. with 100 feet frontare.

and one of tbe best barns in ths city, at a fwure lew titan a fair valuation. 7 lots on southeast coraur faV'd st aad CoUasrs Oroya each Dwa'i. TL ftSEIt BOTD. 102 Washington st FOIl CiiAM TO GT1 HOMK cheaper thsa yon can build it ronraelf, bmlt la so thorouKh zaaaDor we lnvlt mspecuon to every deuiL. In new TlHitory and bssement brick sad stnns bouses, msntels.

baths, furaacea. laundry, tubs, eto on West Monroe st. and Colorado av- near Kedzie mile east of Gartirtld Park sandy to cars and rt. rk ud ha IkA.ltliiMt nart Af ill A ritv xerma wiwv rii. uie oaianre oa uif assist aina ox mcr.

oniy WILLI U. JACKHOS. 14 Tribune Bonding, TO BENT. rSoaUx Side RKWT TTOKB PRtHKUH BX Illinois Type foundry ti 3arr t. arusioAj.

instbujmts, etol OO il I.OOKI KIOR! Five (A) JJEW sprtirhl pianos. tne at S170. One at S17J. Onea180. Two at lUftlearbl.lnclndlng.

t. good suioi sod cover. Ths above pianos are KfcwV' Cases slightly damaged in tliippins. If you are In search ot a HJULU UAltiiAiN. tos nee look no further, aa 'he above are the BriiT HAtUiAlHi AVtlt OI KtutO.

Call and see taena. TBKltOor Wabash av. and Adams st. LYON Jk HKAL.Y. Baste aad afouroe sta.

Srlnway. Fischer. Lroa a Healy, aad oater pianos, Bnrdea and Lyon A Uealy one sua Largess atoex of iastraaaeuisaDd beat li nil ted wareroems la tats ally. Terms cask or Urns to sail customers. STE1H WAX'S MsTCBLRDS PXAMOkv-, LYOJf A HEALY.

Btate aad lAonroe sts. JAswareof Bogna iastramawk WABEJIOOMS OF W. W. KIMBALL STATE A.SO ADAMS BTS. uaiiet lavia, mr, 1 i M.uikwa iuiuuui n.

1 Mini K. 1 1 Old tastraasenta tases ia eichaaa. Bareains la aeounj-haaa friaoos. Tune payments If required. New Manas tn rant.

Pianos toned and r. paired. A1 MASBl'ACTrKKKV WAUKKOOALS OF U. bHOLI CO. SIS state BU.

FlAJiO OliGAwa. FEICIS. LAST PAYsLKSTS. PtATfOS TO SZVI. LOW A GOOD BAKO.tDi IS UFFatLaUvXs IN EACH of these aecood-hand ptaaoa; Chirkeruig 40 Mt0 I-aad 75 ChirkoriDg 200 Guild Co IOO Cash or email monthly payments.

KSlKt A CAMJ. IhM aad 1P0 State st, ALAKGE VAKIETI OF SKCONO-HAND nnnirht and sou are ztlanoa. inrindins! maar SromincDt mak.a, from tu fuM. Tim payments required. New pianoa to rent.

W. W. KIMbALL CO- State aad Adams sts. AO AM KC-HAAF. ITKKJIIT FIANOH.

CN-suraased for tone aaa dorablhty. va'snL mahog any, aad lose wood cases, at honest prices. Pianos aold oa easy payments, rested, sad esr.asn.red. Every Instrument warranted for aevea yeas. A'arsrooms y76 West tfs-lison pt corner Vorsr.n FXNAMCXAL.

Bo i-c pttt, cirr, school, and arater bonds of hlsu srrada for Bale, fjavimr 4. to 6 per cest Interest, ia sums of Hal and upward; over S7.UIKXOU0 aold to investors without loss ot any priori pal or interest. K. W. HAHlUa A CO, bankers.

Ill sna 117 Monroe sr. (noatauz mocav ATIKXTIOMI IXiWfcST rases en rnmltnre. luanoa. machinery, etc fa. WAIJCKK.

stooaas 4.1 and 44. 1'ji Curt as. OAKS. AtADK ON CHICAGO AtKAX, Jj-J lata a loaast zatas 0- 6BEE5KBATJM SOWS, lie aad 118 Laballeat, 'I 'O LOAM ON rUKNIrt'KK. PIANOS, aftA- a csiawt.

vanaa aoraea, runuM, vsnbous ealptsAiid coliataraU. leartora.Koom 4H. CLUriH RKAL, aSTsTK LOAKg Af LOW RATKi on imnnmd rltv nronerty at the bank of W-l Si-VTUAl. OROU8 A MlLLkit. IOS LaSalla at.

ONStYTO LOAN AT CDKKKXT KATES oanalestata. Ia, W.UYalAN. JB A OH-laaaaa B.Howlaad Block. Moaro aad Uearb-w eta. CIILUINC1 sL.HM AKO I PWAKQ, rf izy i.

rtJiDtii ur, n't ittmrwyrn mw. JA.OJSMTS WANTEIX WANTED LA OY ACKXTS FOR -Economical poeiUvely the best work ever published will a-ll everywhere; exclusive terri tory larg pros la. Address tor circulars Cooper A Harper Cuicaao. vv AKTai) AS AUENT. LAUY OK GKM.

llemss la every eity aaa vuisa-eia tbe ualtad f-tstss to introduce our Chinese Secret Laundry glossing! ail. Vr week guaranteed to lire seeais, ilro sll iiQSisi aau we wu. sena iau panicniara. CITY ClilvsUCAL OO-' Water Kt-Chicairo. CL j-NSTBTJCTTONS.

HB. BKTAim CHICAGO BCSINB4S ing BohooL Open all the yaar. btadanta eatenaa daily. Ample room lor 1 JXW amdeaca. Xonog mea aad women maos eompeteat aad put la a way to eara thairowa linaz.

Forty thoaaaiid dollars exnendaJ annually to furnish ths faciiiuaa that this lnsDtatioa oaers. Mr. Bryaut was the senior partner of the well- iBomrawsnuis ocracsoa. Aaia is: ne largest bnalnawa calljm is tlia CJnil A 1 T.ta. tt M.

Bryant A Son. 77 toSl State at. Chicago. 111. IKITHMbTlO, BOOK KEEriNO, WRIT- rrmmTTij-- inalilar.

uliorlauiL tboretnirlily tangut at the Xlatropoutaa Bnsinss. Colleaw, oppoait lac Yickara Theater teacnara. ti I rooma, snd thorough course of stU'lr MISCKU.ANEOU3. aas cest ti jtiar xcoa tor mtww. UALS BL0CKX BrnsnaW A rents.

IDTAXCB HOT-AIK 1CKNACW WITH A. Steel Radiators: snad to manufac rurers for Li-LWratadcarcalaa CBiUAUO A LivLh biVJVEOU, lUUdllllAUH. MB. KLOIN, KLKlTKOMAGIiETIO treatment, maasare and batlis lulevant newly fnrsiahea parlors, 'iA Wabash av, orst right. FOK SALE A FLNti TUUROFVHBKKD Yorkshire terrier dog.

three months old. lnouire of W. U. KAWaON. 68 Lake at.

A LLKIMIS OKTAK ANO OKAVEl, KOOK. A. Ins doas aad old roots repaired by J. ii.kiaa FORD 81 and 03 West axruwrton sl FUB.NITUB.K. STOVE3, XOL AN IMJA1CNSK LOT OF FCKNlrCKE earaata.

oii-cJotha. beddiae. chairs, tahlea. alovea and raaa-ea, crocaery, tinware, and every tiling elsa used in nousekeeiving: enough lor 1.UI0 rooms sailing off remarkably cheap for cash or easy payments at Foiiirs. 46 Linools av.

North Sid. CHAM lit: It SUITS, OLSKS. tables, chairs, beds, pillows. lounges. Move, ranees, mirrors.

'J post lsmpa, and endieas vanevy ox boiieehoad goods at low onces. FIIAMl J. rUUD, 15 Korth Clark at. UiT CHKAP-1 LOT OF lCE-BOXLX. refrigerators, cooler, rnbbnr hose, races, etc at FOHIi'S.

15 Nrlh Clark st. PROFESSIONAL LtTAi A L. ADVICR FKF.F. jrrON KKCKIPT of two alamos. Will send divorce law of lilinoi.

OuRXKLL A bfiVCEU. 1M and ltandaia st. II L. KOGtltS, ATTOIiNKY ATLWV AM solicitor ia chancery. 70 Dearborn.

Chicago. a-r. aouciior la cnancery. ucarnorn. Practices in all Uie courts.

Patents obtained. I J. HKATrlK, LAWl'KK, PKACTICKS IN BUSINESS CHANCES. FOit 8ALE-A YYAGON FAtTORT COH ana in oieration in a city of lubau-itants. within easy reach of tlie best wagon timber in the country, bati.tactorr reasons tor aellicg, and correspondence solicited with parties meaning buai-cwmi.

Address P. u. box 1:7. Cairo. 111.

STORAGE. Gsa OKliK PAKKY. 154 ttlRd IKIKllK at. btoratfS tor furnitnra. ttit-.

in i K. etc Adyaaoee made, r'nmitir. moved, Is7i DENTISTS. N' KfdffKSTKn NTLLKG KOF KVT AL buivcry, comer ft abash atttuue and we 11th at. Teeth eitri-ted frre.

PBXVATB L1NB TELEPHONE. fou silk oh A lines pnt vj tn ori'r: iKo -iev trirai 1'KIVATK Imuoi.1.ciii. iiAunt-til. Ijrf LaSaue: tel. aJ IS HELP WANTED SLALK.

Tradesv WAXTET) SAtTYr.lt OTtNOI: AI.tr hobbr-horse mak.r. bt. tsichoias Toy Co Midison st. AXTK l-S 1 BJ 61:1 Jvlfunoa st. TO 7.

WANTED HlUl.MAKl.ltS: CONSTANT aork at Si: aiao tirst-ri-Mi fiohther lut ttiacbiiis shoes. BAllT, teouih Clark st. A KID r'KillE MAIaLKitd. GOOJL hands. 75 West Chieaito av.

U7ANTEO FlItr.MAM; EXI'KKIKCKI man to run steam rw.f mr mfA nturin. 4.S itivr.t. AJifKU-U tKNKKs SXIICHtilJ. LL itii aau it ftsoash sv. AMKO-IKUN iVOUKDiil; I WiMiOOU men to put up railing, fences, etc.

2J17 btate nt. ANTj.O-cijx-fKit. I.Orti AiQlJESstL, wuiivuvn, as axon roe sx. ANTED u. vmrvri "bebaaliai about two 'experience.

Vlb South Ciark st, hoom 'J. WA'TKO-HUrClthK, GKItMAN Olt bwedinb: 20 or U'J VMrant j. u- 'i 1 1 ana 'tt weniwortn av. A.NTtlABI!CT-llAki:iiSTO U'OIlla oa counters and shelving, 7 est Madison st. WAMlEU-CANul'H KCii, Coanur, bulterc-upa, burnt almonds, bOBbous, etc C.

A. bLhVin. Coufectioaer, North Ciark st. AMtD-CUtrKNItiU; A i'KW GOOD men. 4Y UKim St.

AfTlI-H4KilIl, SIXGLK MAN; TWO JTAWTBf gAsvnCalfl. VVs wvvata, IJ OliniD ANTED OKHINDKKH. FORWAliD-era on half-bound work. 7 1 and 73 Kaudolbb at. rear building.

WANTKU Dlt ICKtAYKIH AND STONr tnaaona. In Toronto steady work tor the season BO strike. JOHN LCCA, President of Builders sad Contractors' Ass'n. apadins av, Toronto. Can.

agisMvilaokeona. ALL THOSK WANTTNQ WrTUATIONa OR clerk ass book-keepera, entry clerks, cashiers, salesmen ail kinds), hotel clerks. Janitors, coachmen, teanutsrs. watchman, drug c-ersa etc. etc.

First-class. trustwortiiy. reliable pirt.es. inquire st "ihe Commercial Buresa." UJ Aast Itand jlpust. office HELP ALL KI.MI4 lllkNISHKU tree, bitaations procured for male and female.

Publio Advertising Bscord. s.I.l.l.S hUOS, lie's La Salle St. SITUATIONS hLALEi in lavwuisinorwxa," SrrrrtTioy wateo-as fikkman or to attend steam boiler, or small engias; good rat-srsnces. Address F. ItSu Uoeths st.

CITUATIOX WANTaD-TO ATTKNU Chors and general work aroaad hoass aad anunda. Address IL P. tioethe sx. SITUATION WANTKD AS COACIrLM AN IX private family by a young Englishmani Christian and totai ah. tamer: A 1 reLereiiooi.

Ad-dreas S. 238 Goethe st. CITCATION WANTED OF bandy with tools: good slffrk with relerancea. 4til Park av. ANY KIM): 1 (Lnvnr; SITUATION WANTED BY YODKO li(r lish coachman permanent.

IB 8. Irving p'ace. HKI.P WAMTgn-ygM a i.ra XV ANTED GOOD DININO-KOOH OIKCt muat come well recommended. 18 Hash aL 1I7ANTEU GIKL 1ft IHI Hiiiiiiiiwmiir tV of small family) wages' small. 7 Korth Stat st.

first flat. WANTED IN itches girl. ItESTA Ij'KAAT A. 47 E. Chicago av.

GOOD WANTED GIKL TO Dit IIOCEWOAKl Bohemias preferred. 0ti W. Madlsoa st WANTED A COMPETENT GIKL general housework. lo26 Moaroe at. rug ANTKD-A GIRL FOR GENEKAL Booseworx.

HKJ w. Hamsoa at. ANTKD YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST witn Hgat housework: referenee. Z5 E. 16th st.

WAITED A DLMNO-BOOM GIRL; GEK-. man pre erred. 66 Market st. between Madlsoa aad ashiagton. WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOK GICNEKAC.

hoasework. Call MB8.JoHJibO,i'n, 116 Hickory sv. WANTED 431 KLSGKR.HAN, SWEDlbH. America and all nationalities for hoasewora. botel and reatanrant work i iiisiies walrisat- '-'r'T SKOS.

US'. Laaails at ANTED WAbUKKWOMA ANT GOOD irosor. sjckibi Ceo oral Laundry. ANTED A WAslIKUWOHAK. Carpenter st, third floor SI ANTED WE 4 TO UNO GIKL FOB so.

166 b. Peoria sr. ANTED WKT-MBKKKi OM WITHOUT child otefel led wood vim "-Hi oiaoa. ANTED A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND Hun Haas ms. Si rafsranoav lo H.

lbroop at. ANTKD A GOOD WO ALAN COOK AH reatanrant. lSWeliasx. ANTED EXPKRIKNCED WOMAK order cook. J.

FKAdKK. 163 8. Clark St. TTTANTrer uachime girls and tail- ors ea coats, suston sr. nesr Milwsakee sr.

WANTED TWO GUUU GIRLS dreas-making- 89 Liberty st, WANTED A TAILORESs ON flMB paots. 97 8. Desulsisss St. Boom 10. Tafisoensaaoaa.

VT ANTED LADIES TO WORK FOR MR st borne or to travel; aometbiaz so Orel new, for ladies only. S3 to -t daily, quietly made. No no lo; no pain tin, particulars tree. ALUS. F.

X. I not 4l.f, t. Dirara. ill. pITUATIQ.Vit-.KKM A l.R.

oouaas ujjwt auxa wisx-ksl SITCATION WASTED OFFICE WORK ItT young lady accustomed to same; would prefer position ia laundry ofuoe. Address W. 60 Myrtle at. Jitoxnflstao. STTTJATTON WANTKD BT EXPER1C5CEO Kirl to do geaeral housework la small private family.

'J47 b. Daeplaiuea at. SITUATION WANTED BY AUDDLE-AGt-D woman In small, olaia family. 'Jtn Larrabao ax. SITUATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT giri to do booaework or second work la iwivate family; references.

Call at 4w0 Stats ai. SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD GIKL TO doswnsral housework In a idee famiir. CaJ Uam am ton av. i SITUATION WANTED BY A UUU. TO DO 3 swneral housework, fen N.

Oresn St. SITUATION WANTED AIT A GXICL FOR general Call or address 49 Alor. ganst. SITUATION WANTED-UY A IlKsT CLASS second girl city references. Call at 224 Ella st.

JirUAlIOS WAftTED BY A FIKST-t'LAaS 5 girl to do geaeral housework. 857 S. May St. Xloxtsieltoepera. SITUATION AI HOUSEKEEP.

eror aurse. or any place of trust, by a middle-eved 7, v. wuuti nimwHW Kim Mil ouired. Address 'J, Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED FAPHTONABUB dreeemaaing eoUdted at vai W.

Madiaon st. SITUATION WANTEDBY A Ft Kbr.C'LA.H4 dreawmaker; terms reasonable. Call or aidresa 218 E. ajUiosnth at: lor ralsreucea call 1251 Wabash av. Cooks.

SITUATION WANTLD BY A GIRL: FIRST-cla coost can tako eatirs charge of kitchen, 205 E. Ohio ai. third flaL. Nttrsea. SITUATION WANTEia-BABY NURSE OP 20 year experience would lix to taxs an itifact lo take ire of: best of references.

Address K. LlteuX. Morgan Park. 111. SITUATION WANTED BY A SCANOISA-O Tl.n mil as nurse or Iiuht hooaewora.

Apply at 75rtlhirty-firsl st.n-ar Hsi.nd. 11LEDXCAJU, I never fails to cur all diseases ot ths urinary or- I i b'nil A i nii. wi tl. aacli botue. i'rica5L BoldOmy by L.

bi Alii. dra4 gist. 17J Van buren aL. corner Pitta av. Chicago, at lnt It.

r.iirr,. An 1 -1 1 nf nMv. CT. JACOIt INSTITC TK TKKATs ALL tJ private, nervoas, and chronid diseases; consultation Kend stsun for oueion list. 14 H.

Clark t. CLAIRVOYANTS AND MEDIUMS. I SrtEATKsTrfJKAYTtJLrOl sella your mother's nane before marriage; ladies free lo consult persons ly or oy leuori rexaren given, b-l est aa liorea st. MMK. ELGIN THJUS WHAT YOU WANT to know: also rives niaKsags and baths at So, 2ld Waljash avenu.

first fiat rieiir. SEWING- MACHINES. ClA AM 7 OA OA I VSTT aewing-uiaciiiDes repaired, Tiarts, nee ins, oil. at loweut prioaa. Wilson bowinx Uachias Co.

repair bilKlnKS remeved to No. 7d A isms it, uo-staira. ABTLSX3 AND PHOTOQEAPiiEEi If i if iu its i 1T turesof any kiud. from liis-aie oil portrait to the S-oial lest locket tintype, you can aiwaja oa setting the vcrv best at ixisr-jv' rrw. v.

CHXROPODIST. koVo ThVKdkT" Via li lv: sk en i5o lontter now a ss "lon1! is now located lu licVicaer's hearer i Ilooin wnere he wi.i le to K-e a i bo may be toiim-i wjr.l cnriil. r. i La a.