Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 4

COMMERCIAL CONVENTION. Steeling of Delegates from the New TorK, BuOhlo, Toledo and niliraukec Boards of Trade. Consideration of the Question of Cheaper Bates of Transportation to the Seaboard. Appointed to Wall Epon thf Commissioners He Canal and the New York trsblanrc. Ship Cutmls.

MORNING In the early pan thi-mttuia the President of the Milwaukee chamber of Commerce called attention to the advisability of a contention of the Hoards cf Trade of the lake cities to lake Into consideration the questii-n of cheturning the cost Uf the ITrniq-ortnllun ur.ilu sr.ilwiard. A rcasolutiou In fenler-iHe it the object passed by the Chicago I i Trade, and, yeaxerdav a ci.iiwiitinH CiittijiusM of members'from the of Trade of the cities Oswepo.Buffalo. 1 elrmt. and Milwaukee, met iu Pari' No. Siierumu House, at 10 jest -rdav OPIHK The fultotviup bate rejwrtcd themtlrr-V.

'Vest. M. Hlmrtiam, W. P. Mclaren I.

li Armour. VT Fib'-, .1. IL Worthington, Charles J. Kent, LerDi.il. /Vf.xof—John K.V..

Hadion, lr- Sloan. V. IL rarwcll, W. A. Rounded.

ToUJt J. B. Cook, G. W. Reyir.M.s J.

U. Harrls. J. A. J.

A-W Sar I'crt Jesse Hoyt, Messrs i and Hawes. OI lIAMr.ATi' On motion of Mr. .1 Hi ti. tue President of the Chicago BoaPl of Trade was c-dled to the chair, and read the call of the meetlug and the resolutions of the Board or Trade-. The whole question, he said, wai left open to them for their consideration, and he hoped their action would be Buclias was befitting N.

lamc-'i, of iiutuio; w. P. McLaren, of Milwaukee; C.r.nV, of Toledo: and Charles Eandolnh, of Chicago. were elected Secretaries. The lion.

D. S. Bennett, of Buffalo, was elected Vice president. Mr. Bennett was In favor of an adjournment until afternoon.

In order that the members might visit the Board of Tra-le hero. Be also expressed his satisfaction with the room la which they met. It was suggested that a cainunttre be appointed to prepare business forth- ojaveaUous ortopre- Bent subjects for con-llention. Mr Bennett hatdK saw the necessity of a Business Committee. The call lor the convention contained all that they were to act ou.

Their body was not an unwieldy one. The motion to a committee was lost. On motion or Mu Ira V. Muuu, all persona present from York, or any of the lake the objects fur which the meeting called, to participate In Its dcll'a Mr. I the motion ior the appointment of a commutes, but no action was taken thereon.

OPEN SEA-PIN. The President, vice idents. Secretaries of Railroads, and editors of the Chicago papers were invited to participate In the proceedings convention, which then adjourned until haJ-p-st o'clock. AFTERNOON SESSION. Ttc convention reassembled ot 2 and called to op er by the Chairman.

The presence of ihc or the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce announced. 01 uicuAuns, Gextlzmkn n- of in? of Commerce of Milwaukee, trie Hoards of Trade of Detroit, Toledo, buffalo and oswego, wj Ibe Corn Kscbaw New We are gHd to scevou. We know vou personally and hu' kuovrn you'long, amlaiv -sch genUemcn on am business. Wrtoa friendship for your constituents and yonr cities, which has grown out cf our bittiness relations with them. We have no envv for am one, rejoice In the of every city and tnvn the Und.

oar tvhofc country Is one n.arvidlous of each city really growth of every city. We have Invited to eutisuU ijnevn-u of cheapening the a of our broducaoii' m-wtu 2- rentes or nun-, to promote. you mply in the luter- Cfcta ol the producer. We get ua mn result us for tus as In is his and our wealthi and increased. We pusiui i.i>e.»-is of lU Western farmer, and a-l.

w.ir to hi-; wants, iM-causr iti tin. lu-s vyur as well as ours. ru '1 place, shad found any person taking necessary toll irum the v- tirodu-tlons to tae eon-uiucr, o.ir U.Kiri* Mttill us to thwart and defeat Ids purpose. Even unnecessary charge unuie transporting oar j.rcliuclo to the sea is a danni-W thi whole countty end must be ren.ov-I. 1 tcLl occasion iuy th would Mii- r-d- ul wa-r lor the earning of inland freight.

The railroad. carri all tin- anil ol Uu freight fp-ui an it seems to that soon alsi carry til the eastward t-onnd iri'igiit. In the tear ivos there was irned on r- iyr'- the Ehe 1.,.. New York Central for vear ending Sept. fc.GSI.W Oh Erie Railroad tor ear ending On ita.ilroj.ti ending Oct.

Total tons bv three railr-ads Tl will be seen that the of these tnrci railroads la about double tlu'-oi the Ene Canal while, bv adding the bulliu ore A- O.no. thel hUa Uelplila A Erie and the Grand Trunk th. total rail tonnage exceeds three times that of iln Erie Canal. Tie total mml the railroad intbcStnteof for the year endlnj October lite, was -t-i T-m-v ion 3, or six aim half times as much tw the Enc -itud. If rail then, have taken lead lit the amount freight carried.

Ui 3 dear tlail the valuuMe prop erly of will be carried in that ')S' The total amount 01 agricultural productions carried on all the New canals. In wa 3 ti.i44.154 tons; on all the Ne-v canals, ta IHI7 1.11.V-STtona; l.n-.-auil eutnil Railroads, in i-ca, tons; on Erie an 1 New Yort Central lhuir.t:m>, t-b, ons. It will be seen that while In Irac Neve ork canals canfed three and a half tunes much as the two New York ui is-'-T the roads more than half much as ihurana.s. In all the through hues of railroads must have earned more breadstuff's than ad tier New ork canals. Itnt'lu IS6T the business of sending cars inrougn the East and the e-t had not begun, and no grain of consequence was shipped Eastward bv rail Since the increase of r.UI shipments of grain uud produce eastward '-S been cnonnoufC while the canals, at best, only Keep up with former years.

And further, the rail business Is dally constantly Increasing, and they cannot now do half the business luat is offered them, while the wider routes have not now aqnar'erof the bustnef 0 thev could do. As Indore staled, within two no grain was transported eastward by rah. while fr-m January 1 April of this year, more than four million reduced to wheat. biL-ltels oi gram nassed through Toirdo by rad on Its route eastward. Three fourths of this four million bushels arrived at T.

le.lo bv the Toledo Wabash Iloail, and came mo-tb from central Illinois. Resides the fraigU from Toledo, the New York Central fed by other rea ls coming into Clov eland. Supposing the Michigan Central, the Fort Wavne and Ikiiiitnore ibnoU to each carry as much as went ri Toledo and the Grand as we have a total of bushels of onTw; Eaat by roll In three and a half mouths. Tln-se roads are this year, for the first time, propping continue to carry grain npht through the summer eons petit ion with the lakes and canals. Xful this grain Is largely going direct from the purchaser to the consumer and ought to cmie thronch Chicago.

Tlie reason 1 say nought to come through Chicago that thi' ought to be the cheapest route lor most of it. even if it Is thronch by rail. 1 have the ll freight icueager of the PalUtu 're A cih 1 Rtllrooit for the statement that gram cauWcarrie 1 cheap from Chicago to ihdtim than fr tin isonthcm Illinois, ialllude of si. to LtaUimore and the reason for IPs is that irs cui by loaned westward to Chicago, and cannot to small towns. All the grain from Illinois and the should go tMv.gh Chicago and anthe reason tt does not nigh lorn tariffs on our railroad 3, high charge, lor handling an I an uitwllUn-fhesrn the part of the roads east front here to work us cheap as those running cast from the Interior.

it costa half much to get grain from Central Illinois here as it does lo take It from Central Illinois to the down New England. of course, then. It won't eunehcro. Mu' this country la bu nch and so vast that these roads enough to do. and are getting rich, i city, too, In the midst of soi ls wonderful countrv I that we hardly mbs the loss of this business, but would grow still faster if had if.

It seems to me that our mutual interest is to be found in accomplishing such a result as will give us a double track freight railroad on railroads passing from Chicago through your cities to New York that bliuU be made to carry grain and produce the year roun 1 at a trifling profit ever cost. New York city will retain the foreigh commerce of the country, but she. too, will lose much of hcrcoastw iie and ra.iroau produce trade unless a plan like this carriedioot- We shall most cheerfully co-operate in cheapening the cost of transportation -i i Canal, as It all tolls except to pair, arc taken off. may 'hi of aama senac fo. a while yet.

Some of our too, ora manent believers In the can'd, bud will their Tlcv.fL Uelievmg onr IntcrMts aro Iwlv Identical In all thbbu-lueys, I trust RhaU work together in this really meritorious ami cause, und reach speedily that will be a benefit to our whole country. KEUAUkS of r.EKSETT. Itwassnggi that Ibm. b. Uennctt, ol Buffalo, be called on to speak.

This was douo he nrocecdetl to say that some of the rcsidcat statist lea had surprised him- lie had transportation since and thenimw lao lot noeelblllty of doing anything ate loglslat.oi no improve the r.rtc Canal. The lateral branchr Arrays demanded aid which they did not need it time for the Genera. WMi a highway. UEVUHKS OF MU. Mr.

Smith, ol Mil-vaukee. sai 1 they to consult in reunion to that should first receive wl netfn subject was a one. but should In. c-OJ lower tolls on the lower at mc.u«>, Milr.faukec and rtid lower railroad rate; between here and tl.e Mt-sl-sippl. sVul7.

Mr Scctt.ol Toledo, thonjrdt f.se dhcns-lon Until witl thing else. MIHrEU.SNEOCiS said lie did what would proceed. K.FatrhantasltedintTO not too low fo was now In Mr. wasprortdMtnat worateo appeared to orccJw rorc i 0 a certain products, extent; tut xrpre drtftios elsewhorc- The me Iwntilatnre Board could adjourn next weet nndtt Vitberrebelmere. Tie thooght gf gQmr mtat the West.

There tad Men cmm on eetern-boaod The Teductlon pi The toll on freight, end helped to i 0 tiro IrbSard cem cojfld bat tbej Instead of three, or flillt indignant They wanted speedy action on the matter. There litd been abundant legUlatiuu In or or radr ads, but very little in favor nr ca ala. Yet me and the canal would never dry and would aiwaya be lo use. They all had comm-m interests, nnd ihry should make head In common aja'tist all these raffmad monopolies. The government aa-J Mate Legislatures gave no encouragement to transportation on the takes, vet it cost now six cents a bushel to Buffalo.

Cenld th.y set transportation any cheaper? By rad it was about thirty, fend that by a through route. It was eighteen cenu a bushel from ton uo water transportation was wiped out, wh-je wonw ihclr Interests be? They couid not carry bj ml cheaper than by water. Rails were important, but so were these great water wavs. It was tuey tnat afforded the cheapest transportation. KRMjLRKS OP MK.

PAIrtB.ISK. k. Tolrbank was glad to bear oi a reduction on op bon nd Insight. He had no doubt if there had been men at work a reduett tolls on gn could have bccii secured. the convention would send a strong committee of Western men to Albany, be believed the tolls could be reduced one cent.

The people there did not saw no further west than Buffalo. If some facts were eel before them they would open their eyes. Taay should send a committee to Albany at oucj. Taut was the Orel duty of the convention. Mil.

said thqyc was no point so much interested in low grain transportation am! t-abn-. hud made to a freights He did Hot believe they could bring to near more influence than had alreadr been netL SoK. BVKSKTT approved of Mr. sajwest.oit. He wanteit committee to go clown.

They than these troai Bulf-tlo. He hoped a coumuttee would go at once. ant. rutin, ol Jlmva'iVce, timufilit uial thoyliaJ, portops, Ik tier scud delegation lo Canada, to iud a route there, If It was to llud one in York. MK.

of Milwaukee, not know what efforts had been made at Alhady, but he did not they had to the root of the mat ter. St- Louis and New Orleans were making a effort were able to gel out wheat at temhU low rates. It was absolutely necessary that all parties should unite and use even effort to tight this new He Lad figured rates down as low ffe, and even then it wooldl'C hard to cnnspete with the Uiver. They should go to Albany wua such arguments. MB.

FAIUBANE moved that the Chairman nominate throe to nominate a committee of two from each delegation represented, to go to Albany to secure a redaction of toils. MR. BCKKE, of Detroit, thought the various hoards had better select such persons as they saw fit. MK. SCOTT, of Toledo, wanted to know it any legislation could be gotten through the New York legislature against the Interests of the two great railroads.

MB. BESKTTT thought not. Therefore they ought to take the canal entirely ont of State polities. Ihe tolls might be cut down to the limitation of 1952, but not lower. What they wanted tu do make the Brie us free aa the lakes.

At present the great railroads were trying to dry It up. HU. MLEB said that when he wentto Albany he was Informed that Buffalo and Chicago ought to drop tnelr rates the tolls were lowered, lie was told that the reionn should itegtn at home. MIC. a ot CWmwo, said the Sew Vhfh Canal Hoard had their iast report, congratulatedthemseli.es that in ltc years they had lost no business.

A lessening of the rates would increase their business. The) were wasting money on the Ocncsee a.ley, Chenango and Black River Canals, none of which paid Ihetr None of these lateral canals paid except the Oswego. So the Industry of the was taxed to maintain these useless water courses Thev were willing to iiay for the Kne Canal, but not lu icy lor Us brunches. lie did nut believe business could be diverted on a great scale down the MlsMsslprt, but still he believed that much trade would go that way, especially view of the heavy tolls on the New York canals. ISK.ML.fei admitted that all the lateral mals were paupers.

I.ut lor them the Erie could never have been enlarged. The whole biate was jealous oi the Erie, and hence the construction of these other canals was resolved on. Mtt. FAIHBXSK moved that two from each delegation be appointed to seVei a eomndttee to so to Albany. Mr- uncertain whether much good could be done bT sending a committee.

They must redice freights all the way from the Mississippi. The ironucers wanted low freights, and they went re ihev pot them. Wheat went from wlnona New Orleans for less than Irom mnna to mivago. When they had cut down out stale York would doubtless meet them hall way. The combination hud reduced water freights lor the season us low as they could gotten.

MK. now, of Chicago. agreed with the previous speaker. Ther must keep up with the revolution in transportation business. The railroad? mid canals were in direct competition.

and th.s was Lelweeu them. Let the canal men c.une and Male what they were willing to put their rates at, each said the rales or the other were exorbitant. said thnl it was lor the Interest of Chiiiuu and the farmers that some Immediate rt on taken. For that the contention had called- It was lor tae interest of Chicago to uu example to Chicago. This place was nbv the commerce on the lakes and by tae trie Wd.

An was now making on the to control the gram. Mmol I one- Now was the time reduce elevatlm: iwces to 11.0- lowest noim. lie wanted the coulee to go to Albany mid state that they were to ct.l down charges u. toe esL The U.ht one. 'lucre "03 the bAo anal.

There would be a Niagara Ship Canal, auo at future nay give some the subject, ThcHC'tOll delegation were nut to send a man to Ahwnv, tha boards themselves should choose. inu FAIKUAMk iihKil fo his resolntmn that U.e committee po on Nfrw York ami consult with lUc uoauuucrs ol Sotihwestcru road 3 iIH. -aid there three points, nulroAd men, -levator men, and canal men. Ujv to divide the committee uml let parr take a separate MIL FATRBASK 3 5)5243 ponio of Northwestern roads hail icccutly studied the subject ami were fjiniinaWe. Thu clevaur men they had ihem ami 11 washard these rules uowu.

Itu wanted the Albany and York cuuimUtots to no at once. f'nni accepted the appointment of a committee to present por.u* plan to the meeting relative to ulrg freights. j-niipd tliat they woniil on and work, oven 1 iluy dUI not hucct-tnl in doing auyililngat A i any. f.mktunk. thought Mr.

Smith'sresolution would simply time. Mr. Smith's motion was earned. TOE COMMUTER coasts of Hurt, of l.Mrolt: F. J.

Scott, olt-tlojC. J. ilaun, J. M- I'l-t 1 New Yc-rJifFlu-y, of Ch.cogo; ami in. A.

KiunUrli, CewtGO. MR. an evening session, am! moved that the committee Instructed to rejMirt at c.ock. The motion was agreed to, and tue convention adjourned. KVKMMI The convention at o'clock, and vas called to order by the presiding onicer.

report or the committee appointed at the wan then read, as follows, by the Chatman, I'. West, report ok the coinmrp.R. The committee appointed to recommend a plan or action for com eutlon has very briefly considered the subject, and Instructed me to report the following preatnble and snptfesllon.s to wit: WusiiEAh, inf so the great in pru-o tlicpndmu in the duriuj; the tl and rounmivlal iulrmd tins section our country arc pratlvyromaliM; and- There if tint tin- for clevatiiic Mini our nn while transit other i liipti and must lx- materially redact'd, or produce And than oar present limt of Mfort; therelon-. Tim: lor the i-fTi rtluK the cbiiwta of coiivt nlioa nv would nom.mraa tilt ol iLt- iuc ccuumttcvi: A Ci inmlttro to wait on the Board vf nn. the Frio Canal, and upon the L-'CtsUmre of li btatc of York, to endeavor to a redocon rf the aof 101 lon Irvuhl mi thn and that the committee arc requested tmvl at 1., Albany, on iloaday at Tint romniittcv Ik 1 aj'i'oi'dtd to wait upon die utna-rs cl rlcvatura the und at Y.

rk. and npcti the of the railroad linos lorn ii.hiing on the nud on the B- i ard of rffrrt. if ft reduction in rate- for ccvatinr. lor tranijuntatlou, and for iuaurauce on V. c-'i r.i inrwlii.

The committee also offer the following committee ask onr consideration cl the project organizing, during the ensuing seasou. lor the purpose of press-lug upon Congress the ei-ceSMiy of aiding the State oJ open File end Oswego Canals to all the people of the Tutted States, for the transportation of proiluee In-e of toll; and to hasten the bulbilnv, of the Niagara Ship Canal by the ueueral eru- 11 The report was received an the committee discliargcU. T.rsorn op Ur. McLaren offered are that no mmbir sneak over ten minutes or nunc than onre. HU object was to facilitate business.

Mr Dennett hoped this would not bo adopted. It necessary for a person to speak more titan once. The motion was apreed to. thk nnsoi.rri.iN' niscrssKn. Mr Fairbank moved, as an amendment.

that tnc committee sent to Albany be directed also to sec I railroad men at New kork representing it had boon snprested that this on its way Hast, should see the elevator meu. For they must come down before any. f. re auvthllig could duuc ith the Canal Hoard, lie kiw no objected to having all done by ouo cemanttec. Mr Smith, of Milwaukee, thought one or two menders of the first committee could stop off at Futralo and see in regard to the elevators.

Mr. Fan hank mourned his amendment so aa to have ouo Urge comiulUce to do all the work. Mr. Smith objected, since there would be no time to see elevator men. Indore going to Alimov The one to look alter the canal tolls should po at once.

Mr. Fairbank withdrew hU amendment. The resolution lor the appointment of the first committee as adopted. tuk The committee is as Detroit, Duncan Stuart: Huttalo. D.

S. Bennett: Daniel G. Fort; E. D. Hol'on; Toledo.

F. King; Chicago, Messrs. J. C. Dore aad N.

K. Fuirltank, The second committee, to confer with clevft.or and insurance men. ww then appointed, as lows: lluila'o. C. .1.

Mann; Milwaukee. Dm. Mel-atvn; ipwepo. Win. A.

Kuniell; udo, T. B. Dctrmt, Edward Irwin; U. P. Hutchlnsm anil J.

M. Eichards. lIIK TUIIOJ UKSOU.TIOS was taken up. Mr. iteunett hoped the two therein contained wronld considered separately.

lie would like to have the one for the Improvement of the Eric and Oswego Canal first taken up. 1 Mr. McChcsmey hoped would not appearVaal the convention divided on this quest iou. Both belonged to the snojeet for which they bad met. The moUuu to divide was withdrawn.

It was slated ih.a there was to have been a minority report on the ship canal question, hut that It was decided not to present il. K. AIUifMEST. read an arpr.nicut, submitted to bv the Hon- Mr. Bennett, on the entarg- Canal by the oenerd i.ovcrarnen:, Se ol tills iir-rnnUMU, Mr, Iws.cnWid».tnolavor.tMc TOW lb channels or the trade would go hj latm.

hoped they would reconsider theSvSj Numra Thej had lind a long argument usmmst the Ship Canal, and mrnj of them wauled to nnswer It. lie. himself, warned a chance to go O. fro if was the cheapest route. He want au no4tblc outlets and did not want the convention tifleU mrftinet any one.

It was too soon to sav that railroads could not favorably compete had yet to be convinced that wU- Sej rente, the commerce would go there. He was favor of opening all routes. UR. chaklbs HAxnoi.rn 4 Congress late ue would consent? assurance tad Oxj what as- Uthe snrance had Wtatern ra ew Eastern route any additional sa any cnlargmentof Sew England would not nlmlty In the committee and convention in cannon of all the great Eastern routes. Thsyou-fht to unite in favor of all the Tney an wanted to go in and free the Erie Canal, and thcT all wanted the Niagara Ship Canal, lie crimed the following: Urd, That the member or members of eaen 1 1 the of Trade Obanb-rt ff mmcrw.tOßPthfTwnhtbo io-h bodies be It thie to fe: lo xther for the parpoao of rt the next Coocrw of the Erie ft Oiwtgo Can and making it, acdforthelmfldingof the Jffacarafihl? Canal.

XB. offered the loUowicg a wiwtitote: tho of 9p 4 £fMiann jfR. BBKKSTT that he wm not opposed to the Niagara SSSxSI lie was in favor of the that TTOQid tafco less bail uu objection to Mr. Scott 8 resolution. MB.

BCRT in favor of the Niagara Ship Canal, the annexation of Cimu'fa, Pcnrt bo-m l. Las-; Sunenor. Boston, several other things. mu. NILE was not ao verv much In favor of the Niagara Ship rarml mrilkbtsof fancy, lie did not think the State of New York ill eive up Its for nine or ten did not believe but what the latore of the State would allow of the imlidlniof Magam Ship CanaL What was wanted, was Immediate action.

If It was not obtained trade would be lost. The rates of trans; ortatloo on into an-t canal were low enough. They wanted to pot wu and railroad charges. An enlarge'! was not necessary, and the Niagara canal was not necessary, except titlon. MB.

N. E. FAIBB.OJE honed they would pass the resolutions before them, and keep on passing resolutions here and elsewhere. MK. U'LAKES.

l-4-llrvnl they had done something practical. They I bail found out that the railroad rates. elevator i mtes and canal rates were too high, and they Sal KOSE nF.LU DKSCLAUZAS, GUEBETTI. determined to make an effort to cut them down. KI ZAKKLLU bagkaHD.

CLEMENTINE. Rut heu they got on this question of the Erie or Miijraru Canal, they could not agree- He did not CARRIER, BECKERS. FRANCIS. GENOT, Klleve the General Government ought to assume DEUGNE, MUSSAY. JUIGNET.

the Erie Canal, much pood as It might do There ere tuo many calls of a similar nature from other ln ht I'luces. He vas glad to talk over these matters, Thursday, last night 01 but be hoped they would attempt to passnoreso- rcniFVIEVE DC BRABANT, lotions on which they could express only a dU CENEVIfcVt Ut oitHown 1 vided opinion. He should llte to offer a resolu- eonwincnccrf the furore which attended the lion expressing only their general views. JSSotMi-uiof OENKNIBVB DE BKAB ANT. tbs sir.

substitute was lost. Dlrcct-ir plcaunrcln annonnclnrfar thiseven-slr. ilcLaren offered the following: u.r, the of famous Opera Bouue, That tbla ranvention clearly the Itu- af performance of i-ortance cf increasing the capacity anu improving tin de Brabant, tr.cilitlca and of then navi- OCIICVICV C. at ltl.ecui^lnirtionordeT lornieDtof fuchnew GRANDE DUCHESS E. bC of Saturday DE BRABANT.

produce from the Weal to the and we Satoriay CREVB. which will rrconjuccd to the several Iwards rcprc-cutud him that 1(( pru uce with great perfection in ah details. they take into consideration the moat lea-able meansof Mrcurina water communication from the lakci to tno ocean forehira of the Uryostclaaa now navi rating tbs lakca. and pnsent their through, their tivea at tfio next meeting of the National Board of Trade. PISCCSSIOK.

Mr. McChesney preferred the Bnbatllule. Mr. Bennett hoped it would not adopted. Ho wanted something positive, and no more procras-1 2dr.

Dore was gratified by all lie had heard and Its practical nature. He thought, however, that they asked too much when they called for the improvement of the Erie, Oswego and Niagara Canals. They could get more if they asked less. The Idea of the transfer of the Erie Canal to the General Government struck him very favorably. The State of N'ew Tork might not consent to it Just now, but constant agitation would bring It about.

It was bu belief however, that the West would ultimately consume Us at home and not need such great enlargements of Eastern canals. Mr. McLuren's substitute was adopted. Mr. Richards was thanked for his conduct as President, and the convention adjourned uie.

Among the many suburban places around Chicago, there la none more attractive than the new one laid out on the north end of what la known as Blue Island, a well timbered ridge of the highest elevation of any land within twenty miles of Chicago. This new place Is called Washington Heights, and is at the junction (or near It) of the Chicago, Hock Island A Paclhc, and the Chicago, Columbus A Cincinnati Air Line Railroads. The Rock Island Road managers ore now grading another road right through the heart of this tract of land, on which they arc going to run their dum; my train immediately. Said dummy will leave the I depot of the Rock Island Road, at the foot of LaSalle street, every hour of the day, and will make tho fastest time of any accommodation out of Chicago, making the time Chicago to Washington Heights in thtitv-flve minutes. Elegant cars are already made on to accommodate the rural-loving public on this mute, and will be placed on the mad Mxtn as the durum? track is ready.

The fan; ill be lower than on any other road running cut of the cilv. The Chicago, Columbus A Cincinnati Air line Road are already running a dummy team, pawl Washington Heights three times each dav. at a fare ol seventeen cents for commutation tickets, besides all the regular passage and freight trams slop at the crossing of the aliovc roads right In the centre of this tract of land, ami the fare has recently been minced to a low figure on all the These facilities lor getting In and out of the city at all hours of the day and night, together with the high and beautiful wooded laud, which a tine view of the city and l-ake Michigan, win make Washington Heights one of our most attractive suburbs. The facilities for getting there by rutriie'e are also fine, ns Hoisted street Is already gravelled within one mile of the ujd wlm with the old Vincennes road In which Halted Street terminates, be gravelled to Washington Heights the coming season. The company this new place in charge is called the Blue 1 and and Building Company, and receded their charter the past winter.

The officers are: H. Winston, President, aud George O. Walker, secretary and Treasurer. Among the principal stockholders arc Hon. Johni t.

Tfirv President Rock Island llallroadV F. 11. Winston, Ks.j., Attorney for Sd mud; Chas. U. Walker, Geo.

C. Walker, John B. Lynn, Thomas S. Bobbins, L. P.

IlllManl, Chas. W. e-lon, Chas. Hopklnsnn. aua banker, of Decatur, 111.

Messrs. Clarke, Layton 4 Co. arc the business managers. Flue grounds arc now being fitted up for plc-nlc parties free of cost the public, and accommodations bv railroad for the same can be had at any time wide avenues are now lieing constructed bv the company, and the tract is.being artistically laid off In live aud ten acre lots by colonel J. F.

Foster, engineer aud landscape surveyor, and everything is inilng pot In readiness for a great sale to come off on the laud on the day of 3lay nest. Encouraging to Bachelors. The preat bugbear to vonnp people, and the print obstacle to matrimonial felicity, ia the cx-11 attendant npon bcplnnltip to boose," buying an omtit, Ac, Consequently it will the mnciv-blessert to know that will buy a ood cook stove, twenty pieces of furniture, all xiocessarv glassware, table cutlery, wooden nil of the best quality. These cheer- H.l inducements are held out r. at the House Furnishing tmporium, No.

West Lake street. Important to Patent Right Dealers. Id accordance with au act passed by the Legislatnre, persons soiling, bartering or trading patent rights In this State tr.ust go Wfore the Coonty Clerk and make on affidavit, anti have their letters patent, or a copv thereof, recorded, under penalty of a bearr One for non-compliance. The act also rrovldob 'that all sales, assignments, effected alior its passage, will be uuU and void, unless the provisions of the law are compiled with- right dealers are obliged to exhibit the ccrtlflcatc or the County Clerk that they have complied with the law, to any person on demand. SESSION, Meteorological record for April 2S, os reported by J.

G. Langgnth, optician, UT Randolph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian Institute. The small letters arc the initials for the words atmosphere, and snow. Time. ITiii I Thtr.

Night I 2:00 p. 25.94 7:00 p. Ecnmrky Sinlc TortsviixK. April Directors of the Kentucky State Agricultural Society met this roSSS: mu! decided to hold the next annual State Fair on the ground of the Te Association, near this city, conmencmg and continuing througn the week. Then, will be offered for contest a large and tine list of premiums.

The Directors are determined Jo make Ft the most attractive fair ever held in Kentucky. From G. Springfield, March 12, J. W. Colton, the bearer of this note.

Is a gentleman whom I have Known for many years aa bearing a character for thorough a Tnnn whose position in the business world la well established, and whose word Is never donbted. 1 commend him most cordially to the business men of the Tilts I letter is used by permission simply as assurance or 1 confidence in sm.scr V'iavobs. Tlic Jumper Tut soup tlic best toilet soap ever made, as It may be owl with Imnunttv bv ladles with the most tender at the Ume'tjme Is Invaluable as a remedy for pimples, or chapped hands and all cutaneous diseases where other soaps cannot be used without aggravating the malady will by Caswell, Uazard 4 York. Stcmu power, and 3 (engines nearly new; run Jmir eleht button machinery and bone mills, and the shafting, rallies of large manufactory. Apply to Christian SchwartSKo.

SM East Ftfty-tblrd street, New York. l)y lircufurtli enter the business Department, the School for Horn, or the voting Ladles at any time. to bo had at the omce, lift Knudolph street. Ante miT itolirouiaii) ho will 101 yon to and try Wolcott's Pntii IMtnt, for thousands of itie hluc-coated guardians of our city have been it. Try it, free, at 1W South Clark street, Chicago.

Fop blnrU nnd ou the face use Coiuedoue and Pimple Uetnedv. ITot-atvd only i.y Dr. H. C. IVrry.

49 I tend street. Sow York. SoM everywhere. The trade supplied wholesale medicine dealers. To remove inotli pntrhi'n.

ffrcrKlen nr.il tan from the face, use Moth and Freckle lotion. ITepared only by Ur. B. C. Perry.

Sold by all druggigts- The Vermont Wnlcr-Thc ercat remedy for cancer, scrofula, nngiifa.ltsease, and other kidney Directions. iitcss A 144 Lake street. nnrr iinntcinifa and Window shades latest suits. Paints oils, and brushes; at F. K.

9 Uaudolpli street. See Third Pago for Additional Auction Advertisements. HU. H'CiIKSNEY Comer Randolph and for compc- Washington Heights. Itlcteorologlcnl.

F. ToSp. m. s. W.

h. Tt W.g. inches. BUSINESS NOTICES. ATJGTIOH SALES.

'by b. t. lee. FRIDAY. t.TU APRIL.

AT 9 FURNITURE AND MILLINERY GOODS deosicd, CroTrr Baker Scwlnc Crttot SbswC.w,Redjtcsj» sad R.UVinc. Rocker, Bii-2. Sfimto. Mirrors. Csnets.

crockrrsu, bunas. Aurruis. jJCFI, CUy Auctioneer. eI iyoSDAY.MM»y,SQ.IOI (1.000 pood furmturr. BY MORRIS BRBKKER.

ArmON SALE OF SEVEX BriLDIXGS, ON FRIDAY: APRIL Oppoolc the PAETHEHS WASTED. KTSma Mann Kt lf THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1869. AMPBEMEHTa. DEARBORN THEATRE. FRANK AIKBN Job Lfim and Manager Ferformance commences at terminates quarter before U.

this Olive SURF! SURF! SURF! EVERYTHING- NEW. Magnificent Costumes, Elegant Appointments. Tho Ocoan House, Long Steamboat Great Surf Scono and Sea Bathing, EVOKING SCREAMS OF LAUGHTER AND SHOUTS OF APPLAUSE. OPERA HOUSE. ORAL'S New and Celebrated french opera company, Fr-ita the Theatre PrancaU.

New York. Adniadoa-One Dollar. Beacrred aeaU, SO extra. Family circle. 80 Reaerred acau performance can nr.w be aecarcd at the box office of Crvbj'i Opera II pare.

NATIONAL MUSEUM. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY April SSlh, ud Mmy the Grand Matinee on Saturday afternoon, will bo presented the glorious comedy cf PAUL PRY; Or, I Hope I Intrude. JOHN DILLON PAUL PRY. To conclnde with the Irish Drama entitled HAUDY ANDY. HANDY ANDY with song JOHN DILLON.

MONDAY. MAT 3D. Peep mce of VIRGINIA GERMOW. THEATRE. ENGAGEMENT FOB TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY OP Lucille Western.

THURSDAY, the beautiful romantic play of GREEN BUSHES; Or. The Hnntress of the Mississippi. Miami, LUCILLE WESTERN. MflU. tit.

Aubcrtd FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF IXCILLE WESTERN. I.Drmin Dorgin and Don Ctcimr De flazan. Saturday-THE CHILD STEALER. Saturday EAST LYNNE, THE FORSAKEN. FAR WELL HALL.

Commencing SATURDAY, May lit, and until fi tber notice. World Renowned Tyrolese Troape. ThU celebrated Troupe will Riven of at tin- hall, consisting of a selection of chivies, from the wild unique music of their nabeen received with unbounded applniue of Ur Hire will appear In the same p'Jtnmn worn by tliew U-frtr the ror and Court of Austria. the trnperor Mrt the King of Bavaria, the Ring ot rente: Reserved Beat A 75 ccatt. Scat? can Ih' acund at the Box Office of the Ran.

OPERA ROUSE. Mntlncc Saturday nt 2. Saturdsv afternoon. at 2 o'clock; doon MATLNKG for tbc LAST Tilth.lni ue Opera Routfc. UKNKMKNK Dh HRAHANT.

wUh cast and splendor of miso on On tin- Matinee, admission to all parts of, tho SI No extra far seats, wmcti can now be secured without extra charge. UEUXOniEXT OF THE VOCAL ORGANS. Pamphlet published and for (25 rents! WEST. KRN NEWS lil mid 123 by Me CoY Cruebv's OiaTa House. Statements by s.rakers ami Invalids.

ot results to their vu and of of soreness, hoarseness, pa'ecm rid notes strengthened, new made; lost voices restored. EOESES, CARRIAGES, FOR ROOD ASSORTMENT OF CARriajrrs, open and top express uxciinn Also wcoiid-hand At and cC Madifon-st BOHANON PURINGTON. Manu- FOR FINE TWO SEATEDRQCKAWAY carriaffr. nearly new; also several bur drmng horses, at Livery Stable, rear of Randolrh-st. 1 NOR SALK-AT THE RTATE-ST LIVERY AND Sale Stable, 454 and 456 three No.

1 elntie driving bones: cannot bebeat lo their rwpectivcrtylea AWs tin- handsomest milk-white saddle pony in the city. I NOR SALE-A MATCHED SPAN OF HORSES. 4 also carriage and harness, at a bawaio. Uopjcj Bmlehrf aI Watcr-st, or 523 abash-av. N.

LUPLVjTUj. FORSALE-CHEAP-THREB YOUNG HORSES, just in from the country. fault. Apply at 233 Huron-aL. to WM.

SPEIGHT. TNOR SALE A SORREL OXr mnnrbe iKiny. about six years old, Rood saddle horse tnrligl weieht. Piicr SSI. Apply, tor two daya.

to J. H. LADD. Tattcrsalls Stables, corner of State and till- SALK-YOUNO HORSE, GOOD TRAVEL. Icr, kind and gi ntlc.

Apply at 180 Stato-it. For salk-cheap-a pair of brown Mares, well mated an dp travellers. NaUonal Detertive Aet-nev. and 91 or at GALLAGHER Stables, Marble between Clark and For sale-cheap-a first-class jump peat bajnwr been driven; the owner lias no use for it; Coen Tea Brocke make. Call at 46 Lake at.

SALE-A DAY HORSE. CHEAP, sold for want rf use. Will trade for a boggy. Call a. itable rear of Wabash-av.

TNOR SALE-A NICE TWO-SEATED FAMILY Jt 4 carriage, at a bargain. Inquire at 155 Klmie-et, in the store. PURCHASE A GOOD hand famllv carriage. with two or three dress 6S Sonth Cansl-iJ. IV FRENCH TEACHER.

DOCTOR A in pbiW-Thy and Bodies Letters, and late tor in France, is to give to and gentlemen. Address bAUN EUR. Blue lfland-av. rofi SALE. TNOR COMPLETE FIXTURES FOR an desk, tier press, tablr.

Ac, Will aril Other Van he had on Hun and two dorrs for sale. Call at Rua.m 4. between and 12 in the forenoon. For ale-cheap-walnut-top counter. at LaSalle-st.

FOR and fiT lease of a verv pleasant house on near Twenty-lotuth su with description af furniture. Rent ot house. iTCU. ill not n-ntwithoiit wiling r2li pfpevtv Is desirable. SAMFbON DKKW.

Real hstalc Briiiers, Room 3 Metropolitan Block. FOR AND COUNT. suitable for a dry roods or fancy foods store. at Sulk W'ft Randolpb-st. Mart be sold before May PARTITIONS, for small private office, at Block.

SALE-SECOND-HAND SODA WATER FIN- tntvfc drautbt ice fnr Cun be wen BLlss SHARP'S. 144 LdNl BOARD INCLUDING l-ordoon. 17CR SAJ-E-A LARGE SPLENDID fHOWCASI 16 feet l-'PC. fit tor millinery or lante boot and tiga.ls ie np. IndiftOA-iU comer of Reuben.

T7OR SALK-11000 OZIER WIUOW ROOTS. lo Superintendent of Reform School, Uu- SALE-1F ANY MAN WANTS A henu- In Hyde Park, with a fine lake vn in tJirce and about onc-balf an at non call on K. KLL. Hoom Tribune Buildlnp. IST MAOHiHEEY, touting and Trfj- H'jnnirr; Barr Stonellilli.

U.S AAtES, TO South kaI.F—AT HALF PRICE-ONE 40-HORSE cesrfnc and boiler. with heater usd crcmhlns complete. Aone 11- bsb Mill. I.rtn eat MIORSK POWER PORTABLE inch'dcrdcT. five-ton acidcs at a barpdn.

A. CURTISS, 33S Van SAIX AT MCGREGOR'S. 3 SOUTH 1' two capr.es, stationary and D'daWe of ml daM. now and hand. bclung.

Iron latoea. sc. 170 SALE-20-UORSK PORTAELK SECONDr hand endne. little need, ougioevandlxincn. sawmills.

Iron Ulting. and snrpliefc Bradley d. nble cj Under working. any fact and and other wood-working machinery. GREENLEE BROS.

CO- Lake-sl AETHERS WASTED. DAY-WITI bonds that business aiy. Cull at 98 a. WANTEO-Wmi FROM TO manufacturing burineaa. 41 UiVi 1 and quick of the Tribune PacTnER HAVE THREE NSW I I.ntinni Dcixlv ready for the Patent Office, and TJOB am- will seu Sallc-lt corner Ohio.

gllx-OHI OP CHICKBRINO UPRIGHT SCABBING AND LODOIHB -1 i H0175R OP 4: doob tret. ot street. Two aplaoHid itdtea i unfurnished root a. with board. Ooaeta In rachroos.

Rooma Ifbt be occupied separately. -a PLHASANT FRONT, BOOM. I 4 lie for gentleman aad wtfo or two alamo ttar.cn. Alsodoyboarderawanled. OC VAN BUTTE OP BOOMS OH ftmfitvr.ondroom*forgaoUemea.

Afotrdaj can alaa accommodated. A VAN BETWEEN av. and large pleasant room, Litbed. and board; alto, a fundabed town. Befenaeet required.

KT VAN BOOMS TO OJL spate, a boarders eaa bo accommodated with toe cenfetta of a home. required. 7 JACKSON-ST. NIOELY-FOBTISHHIIPBONT ft a Gas, bath and water. Wo don more lit May.

BETWEEN STATE -ND i cw gentlemen can be aeeommo, dated r-ltb day board. oo WEST FIVE CT alk uf Court Pleasant ro and good 1-oatd. in ci cl n-rldcnre. Bfrrmoca ezrhanred. 14IC SOU'l'H of rnr.

ith buaro. for gentleman and oife crgebtUmci. Gae. bath-room. Two or three ni-0 be arcoinmodalcd.

A NORTH DEARBORN NICELY XX el-eping room, suitable for geatlcmati und cicglc gcr.Uemco, with board. IOK CORNER OF JLtj 1 of unfurnished front wither miit ard WEST FOUR strarty yoi.ne men no tnk-u. riro large, well fumiabed, with gas. near Haled-at. cars.

SOUTH HANDSOME puite of nr fiuubhed rvxta tu rent with lutM. Furnished Hous- Milled throughout, nnd paid to make pl-'arant. dally the table. Day boarders wanted. References exchanged.

g- WEST WASHINGTON OF i fiinilslicd fr- nt from May Ist. to genman and ifc. Also, large room to two tingle gentle- ONE SQUARE WEST I I nrt Houne-Ociod front to rent, witb as goc4 Irjtrd as is in the dtv. to gentleman and wiviv; ur sinftc rooms. Beds 60 cents.

AND AFTER MAY Zl I Ist, ry desirable room on second floor, fnrnlthed. ith Iniarif. for gentleman and wlfa or two amglc gentlemen. erebangwh ONLY FIVE MINUTEV walk from Lake pleaiarit auitoof front ro-jmt, suitable (or a gentleman and wife or three gentlemen, with first-class board. three day can he accommodated.

A pleasant location. Bcstof References required. OCT MICHIGAN-AV. DESIRABLE ROOMS iOi and suites. or unfurnished, with House new.

with modem Ironliug on the park. moderate. exchanged. Apply at 310 Michlgan-av. ftAi NICK SQUARE room; also, one room, with fint-class board fir three or four gentlemen.

Day boarders acr mun.odatcd. OAA AND OP OV famO tingle tad fint-cuai day UikMl. OT WEST OiO rooms to rent, with Iwwl Apply on Sctwvca the Loan 12 ml 2. and after 6 p.m. Bath and OOK AND FUR- A.V\ pithed rooirt.

repaired. OOK NORTH CLABK-ST-A RELIABLE gentleman can find fint-daas room. with board. First-elm required. WISHING BOOMS and for the sun mcr wfll do well to call A them.

There will he several very pleasant rooms vacant In a few davs. rear the Ukcihore. Alto, a few day boarders can be accommodated. Keferener rwumred. a- I A NEW MARBLE FROST.

414 Elegant twins and of rooms. with 'ard cold water, large closets. Eeferencee required. WEST O'l PARK-ROOMS I) 1)4; In suites or alngle. with first-claaa board.

-iO VERY DESIRABLE ca 7 asant rooms to OUb rent. board.lst of May desiring ermancut board will find a pleasant tome at A LARGE FRONT oU I room and mite of rooms, unfurnished. Also, two furnished suitable for gentlemen and their or single gentlemen. to rent, with first-class board. -I Or- LARGE.PIRASANT toon, furnished or unfurnished, with toard.to a fen-leman and wife or two young Bentlemcn.

in family. Situation excellent and riOso to street curs. References required. BOARDERS -PERSONS LOOKING for tho stove, with pleasant rooms and good toard. 40 inutiV ride from tbe city, on late shores will bud then by addressing G.

Box IlillL 'NEAR KIGHTEENTH-ST. I psrtor and drexun liret floor, unfurnished, with toard. Address B. Tribune office. a ROOM OR SUITE OF in a splendid marble house, together with select toard and home comfort, may be obtained.

W. CHARLK.S, Tribune office. MlCniU NEAR handsome suite of front rooms, large closcU and everv cimvetilenrc. ith board, in a private family. No d.Jecthm children if well taughL charged.

bam. AddrussK. b. and state where Interview can had. UNION PARK-PLEASANT ROOMS IN a new house, hot and cold water, Ac.

amig-o ln.nrd, for gentleman and wife or two undo gentlemen, in a private fau.llv. Cliristian prebTnil. The best of references given wanting a pleasant home, address PKIV ATE Itibune olVice. XT ORTH HIDE, 22T NORTH LA 10 walk from ro. closet and gas for two Private family of young people.

Terms. sl9. ON ONE OF THF. AVENUES. A LITTLE SOUTH of a private family, wUh prlyilere of a home, to a gentleman and wife or single gontbsmen with board, furnished or unfurnished, at Me rates, a Urge handsome rewm, grate, rcgist.T.

House and are Barm i res exchanged. Address fc. TUTTLE, with name and pdacc of WABASH AV. NEAR ToivJit, with honnl, very pn-ttr rooms. in a now house.

now Just being finished. unjl'ure will bo ob cant and now throughout the house Fur n.tmrjiUrs npflv to IIAKVKY MASON ii 1W and Ito Last Madison-st. IJOARD-WlfniN FIVE WALK OF Cum nnrl lor gentleman ana wue. Address H. H.

BROWN. Tribune office. Board-near one of the stations of the Hyde Park train, for gentleman and One room, fame cast, with hoard. Address J. T.

BROWN, Tribune cilice. BOARD-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN (WIDOWER) wUbea to obtain board and a couple unfurnished rm.iiif for lf. nurse and a quiet baby. Best references given. Address CH.

Tribune office. BOARD-A WIDOW LADY AND DAUGHTER board and an unfurnid'-'d om in asocial private family, nr where then- are hut few Terms murt moderate. Address MRS.AGUSTAS, Tribune office. Board-with fursishkd rooms BV3 OR 3 eincle gentlemen. on North Mde, within 5 niunhs walk of Mate Street Bridge, Addrcaa, staling terms, F.

£ll Kinzle-st. for a young lady who will give instruction in music at compensation. Also, drawing and painting, if fty7fT. fem-d. Bestct references given.

Address tW. Tnbaau ollice. A LADY. HAVING TAKEN A BOARDING bouse in the best heatlon In the city, would like to tell her cbar.cc. Address LD.

Tribune office. Boot, shoe and harness business for sale, in one the finest In the State. Inquire of R. W. TANSELL.

47 Rlver-sC, or address K. H. MAME, Clayton, Adams lib Boot and shoe store for sale, in a location and iloliig a good buslnoat; has a run of custom work. Stock all new and desirable. Will lie sold low to cash customer.

Good reasons for scum- Brokers need not apply. Addreat, for three days, CIGAR STORE FOB SALE. IN A GOOD LOG Atiou. Wifi be sold cheap, at SOH South Clark st. -)inST-CIASS CASH GROCERY FOR locality and well established- Cash ns ceirt-orerSlWaday.

Sharp cash required. Address CASH GROCERY.TrIbune office. Fink flour milt, for sale, with m-fooi dam; tufi-h mteand rcMdencnoni mile from rafir-ail and tteMiibuat landing, at trade, ti. DANFQKD ii 78 LaSallo-tt, Boom OOD CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORK TOR AT tale, with algn and lease from the Ist of May. ch) State-et.

ALF INTEREST TOR SALK IN A WELL-ES- auction boato, now doing a good trade and wclllocated; or would take a partner with a eatli capital of from iI.OCO to A gixwl chance to the right man. Addrett BA 0, Tribune office. Lease, stock and fixtures of grocery. 267 North Frankiin-ft- doing a good buaincae, to: ealc cheap for cash. Apply on Lease, license, stock and fixtures of a saloon, with billiard table.

A good stand. Must bo sold this week, as present owner wishes to leave the citv. Inquire at 351 South Clark-rt. Meat market and small packing house, capable of cutting from SS to 35 bogs per vrev k. fitted up in good style.

Tor wdc cheap. Satisfactory given fur out. For funner information, applf at 188 West Taylor-et. MAN WANTED. WITH A SMALL CAPITAL.

T( engage with me In introducing into this city a net summer drink, an article "niwmmMd a lare sale. exchanged. Address, for J.lribuneoffice. MOFFVTT. THOMAS CO.

HAVE FOR SALE A firat-olass toundry and sericultiiral implement tnvaufaclorv, in the Apply at their Real Estate and Auction Office, 91 Dearborn-sC. Room IL MOFFATT, CO. HAVE FOB SALE A capital drug store, doing a brnmess. In Apply at their BoslnfM Agency Office. 92 lUx-m IL MOFFATT.

THOMAS CO. HAVE SEVERAL drag stores. boarding foundries, boot and storca. and other manufacturing conevms for sale. Twh arc all straight paying tenuj he made rasv.

Arvlv. to MOT ATT. THOMAS Real and Agency Offices, 3 U. MOFFATT, THOM AS ACa HAVE TWO city holds for Pnmu at le.tat each avi nr. Apply at their ho.

92 11. ONK-H U.F INTEREST FOB SALK IN A dour mill with all modern Improvements. Mill and vTill wU otirc mil: for 420.000. Cali on or addfw'V. F.

NOY E. 238 and SW EARE CHANCE FOR AN ACTIVEMAN TO ENcare fa an old produce buri cm. one ct flourishing In Northern Illinois Tor with above, bouse and barn, two house is two otafa.9rty on well, riitrm. fruit crane and plenty of small fni.t. ill be separately, if wanted.

time on part. For Inquire of MASON. PRKNTUWA LOCKE. 1M SonthWatcr-sL CAIOON LEASE. LICENSE, STOCK AND FIX- Stumor A good ftan.l and dofae a good WIU rwonabk- No.

Id Wca. OTOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND fumi-hiac for aale. In a larw manufnetvnnr dtv of IL'iX) inbaWtants 40 mile- from Chicago, and pa'- stock ItKatloD thecj.v. Tim m. e.

Kf'lf S. BUSS. i 46 fthlcago. OTOCK AND FIXTURES OF FEED STORE FOR with tram. Been established £nr amj trade.

One of the partners ung West. North for rito JEWELLF.RS-FOn SALF, OSE.OF -nUj 1 lew txlf and stocks to the citv. gtwa blefpart paymi nt taken In-dty real OLVs ELLER. Tni.uoe office. WATER POWER FOR II foot fail, with plenty of land surrounding, buna Irg by lot.

now rented, suitable for any focturiiut: large stone dwelling, trith an aorcloC shnibbexy, dowers, Ac-situated Upe fa Western View Yoti Tbii TO iet changed for real estate la Chicago, or a good BREED A BMITHTIiad Medina, New Y'ork. A A SHARES TfORTH STAR GOU) AKDStLXIIU rale. oW foraiAOO. GIBSON. CHASE A 88 MtfketAt.

AAA PURCHASE A SPLKSDTO OI.nUU manufacturing no tTn. and paying large PTvfitA A iplesdld! LAMB 4 Boim I No. IM AAA THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES O-LsUUUe to connect himself frith a nilshlt tobbp of good bosinen habits. and with the aboec smotrot. to the small-ware and notion boaineaa city.

thoroacb knowledge of TriMtevale and retail. Addrea SMALLWARE. Tribone oSJee, PXAHOS. ail firswlsat wortil nes on band. Address Bex 63, Ptfti.

111. VuMU inSivinA office. TO MTOHIO AN-AV- LAROt HOUSE. aad barn: largo frame houae of II rooms, "iSs TEUrty.fir.t-4L, large lot. thrubbery, Ac.

rood barn. brick boose, alt modem and brick barn. 14 Tc. ectr-rtxtb-sL, near 8 rooms, per stnih. water and 9i orertaoktag Union Park, 4 Metropolitan TO 70 ELLIS-AV, BOOMS, atrr, sewer, near boroe 96 8 water, aewer.

near bone 1 58 Cottage-place, near 8 nvmseaeh. watw.s«"*r.*t.»3J. 3 8 ocr, aewer. 4U Cottage corner rooms, I 555 West Lake-su comer Ann-sL, 19 S6O. 46 South May-sL.

la hot andenld water. T. S. PITCH IQ Duarborn-sL TO FURNITURE FOB Cottage No. will only bo rented to partita buying furniture.

Apply on j-reUiiaca fl'O lIENT-AN'ELEGANT decllii ch' me rart of near comer of Van contains 10 or 11 r.woia, boa all the mod. rniniproTeroenta. Fan- and lifucn.fiit train. 1 nouac, c-'ntaining 10 or 13 ro- in perfect order, on Grcen-ak. Drar Van liurt-u Hub water, bwbroom, furnaces.

and to land ti'UiJU will Irf- rrotnrt a rvaamable frirr. An ly w. n. KKRFOOT. a WasMonin-et.

fl'O HOUSE. FROM MAY IrL Sol brick twrsiun franu- top, cuulik eleiping-rotu, kitcbca and summer kitchen, liath-roomata water ck-sct on groan i ri on second tlocr parlor, U-d rm ni, bath room, aad warer-closct: on tliiidtloor.tbrwlied-r-.in?; tu in every room, abed elaMe in the rear. Lot Rent ifl.UWpcr anmini. ALLAN PINKERTON. Vi aad94 Waabmgtoa-at.

fllO KENT-HOUSE NO. 1.029 BE- tween Twenty-third and Tui nty.fuurth-nt*; haa ten water, cis. and in complete order. at or address 426 South Wells-st. TO NEAR FOURtcoitb-sU ly fitted, SUB.

37 lieb basement brick. several nice houaoe ou Lain- Apply 1 Marine Bank. BOARD WAITTED. BUSINESS CHANGES, TO fl'O RENT-747 WEST WASUINGTON ST-, FINK I new twcHUory frame house, with all modern provinnnta Carriage house and stable la water. Apply to ARTHUR O.

DUOAT, aouthwest Randolph and L-cSallc-ats. 970 BEST FRAME HOUSES IN THE North DUlri-n. 22x6d feet, twenty ride from the Court House, 9 rooms, and a bathroom, uCi'hed cellar, 9 good closets, and not and water. plans and apply to W. L.

B. JENN Y. 8 Commercial Building, corner cf Lake and mo RENT-NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME HOUbE. cr-ntalclns nine or ten rooms, bath-room, fit, on LaSalle. per month.

Apply to 89 WaablagtousL TO RENT-TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE NO. 898 Wrat House 11 with water. and bath-room. Good ceUsr under Ixhiml Lot 100 fert front, with stable and Fine and ahmbbjry on the lot. Bent.

fLOOOtrrvear. Inquire at Sk) oratuw West at the house. TO BETWEEN POLK tkSd house of wster, TiT'f, rent, S2U per month. LOOPKK A PACKARD. IS7 ypO THRKE-STQRY BRICK BUILD- I ioe, No.

45 between Indiana and Inquire at 61 and 66 (up-etairs.) CO KENT- THERE BOOMS, LARGE CLOSET and i-aurv. with water, a small fimil.T, I walk of the House. sl9 JhT -icnth. Inquire of W. 0.

ROTH.I7O BENT-ONE HOUSE ON SOUTH SANCA- I near West Madison; a InnioeNo. gM Maditon 2 hrutos on South near West Randolph; a hanement dirtier West Randolph and with a ttcani bcallnc apparatus; 4 in South Dcaplaincs-st. All above buLdmet an; hi e-t order, with mis and water. Inquire at 13a Welt ItaiciolpU aL, al STKPHANI BROSj (tore. HOUSE WITH with hoi and cold bbnt-threb-story brick bawmcnt, all uiudfin KonhWcllwt.

JOUN MCJIW TO RENT-A GOOD HOUSE WITH 12 ROOMS, bathroom. closets. ready furnished with furniture, including plan forte. one year fnmi let of June. Address P.

Box 13A TO RENT-FIRST-CLASS COTTAGE, 6 ROOMS. ISu 3 blocks west of Blue hftween Tailor andXwclftb-sU. Inquire on tbe premises. TO RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF ELEVEN spacious rooms, with closets, on a I itmre, ith fruit. garden and bam.

ehgiMy situated. in uitj 111., where business men of Chicago nav live. Or ill sell at terms advantageous to buyer. Address B. I.

SHORES, Central Docks, fool North LaSalle eL GOOD TWO-STORY HOUSE OF I 6 rooms, at tvr month, corner T-av. ami Moume-M. Inquire of D. BARCLAT. HI TO IS3 TWO-STOBY AND basement brick Imuee, II re-otiia, and furniture; for sale cheap.

ii to suit purchaser. hlO RENT-HOUSE IB WITH NTCI shade nud yurd. Rent. ST3O per fron Btolo a. ni.

and I.S to 3p. m. G. H. liKKRre.

nto HOUSE, 7 ROOMS Uaniilton-placc. comer of Weft d-siraMe location, and low rent. A. MATTKEON, 119 Derrtorn-ft. rilO BRICK lUISIDENCF.

on Wamn-it. nearU very clieaji. LIN A- WHITNEY. Clark-at. RENT-PLEASANT TWO-STORY FRAME h-UM-.

(unuelted or unfurnished. Oil or ill seU turuinire -l a great bargain, it a-n-d. a tvcstoiy frhiue home. Madia.m-*U Baru. water.

and sbiule Inth Posscm'm fmmwiiately. Inquire of tho owner, at 212 Ware ren-av. TO RENT-HOUSES AND CHEAP TENEMENTS at Harlem, 5 mmuuV rule Iresn North e.l-i.. Apjdy to JOHN 11. a.

QUICw, Room 6, No. 41 South LTark-ft. KENT-TWO NEW FIRST-CLASS BRICK A. ChlSv to Apply at 27 and 23 Rnudolph-it. IVo NORTH A NICE lottsge, roi.ms and closets; water In Kitchen: Rent, per month, Apply at 6W up TO FRAME DWELLING 817 Weft Hoync.

of 7 I leasmil neighborhood. Convenient to street curs. ttu from and large lot. Rent, FIRST-CLASS COTTAOK, NO. 21J Iji luecu Morgan and Sangauion-sU.

Apply at No. 216 Carroll-d mO FRAME I West ii odd and hot CTili-rooui. closet. dotlica duretN nti.l a p.sxi r. lljr the House; also, burn on the premises.

For iMrtlculure caU on JONES i FRICK, 16 and Is Fwak. rro WASUINGTON-ST- NOT FAB Irom Union Park, very dodrablc twenstory sidencc, on filly foot lot. Water, caj, marble mantel, idmibUry. A'e- all in tasty order. Will rent ns) oiitiHr.

i r-xi rt paying party at a reasonable price. Address WM, Oftiee 80x265. NEW COTTAGES WITH BASEnieii iiiitlv tin blu'd, 6 3 elnst ta, with water and ikiuti stairs. Nos. 63 mid 61 iaconsln-eL.

itr; blocks item Lincoln Park: wDI be. done May let. Kent per month. Apply on tO RKNT-THE SECOND. THIRD AND FOURTH tiix.rs of the brick building No.

316 Clark si Stable tor a boarding-house; part of furniture foreale. Inquire of C. C. OTTO, 316 South CUfk-et. mO RENT-ELEGANT ROOMS.

BEING ALL second sto yof No. 166 Smith at 3-0 j-cr month. GEO. W. NEWCOMB.

61 TO HOUSE. 17 rectus; frame house, 9 roouii Apply to P. 112 Randolph-tt. rilO RENT-DWELLING NO. tM-arTwcniy-firsttt.

Modem Apply on the promisee from 9 to 12, and 2 to 5. 110 RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALEbriek bcuse. corner of Third av. and in good order, all modem I nrojiure for sale cheap to a good tenant. Apply to F.

DRILL, Hliandolph-st. riiO RENT-TENEMENT OF 5 BOOMS. SECOND No. 600 good repair. per month.

Possession May None but Americans, with apple. two stores, same nnmher. TO TWOdSTORY FRAME DWELLi Nu. North rooma. besides and clntetn-buiU lot.

Inquire cn premitva or 46 second fioor. TO RENT-CHKAP-A LARGE TWO.STORY frame dwelling, of 13 rooms and --4 within block of Union Park. Apply to ,1. J. KLKINMAN.

wa West Lake-et. TO RENT-A NICE COTTAGE HOUSE WITH 5 and and hydrant water In the house. the eonier cf Brown and Taylor-tta, near B.u« Itland-av. TO RENT-FOUR GOOD-SIZED ROOMS, IN A plea-nut nelghluirhood. Bent 320 per month.

Apply at IS6 West Van Buren-tt. rrto COITAGE THROUGII out, except bed eovenns and dishes (mciudisg viamT), on North Dearih.ni-»t.. near DivUiou. Gas- sewer, bam. Apply or address, te-day, at Ca BRICK HOUSES, 11 at Oakland, with large 400 a month.

JAMES M. HILL, to Clark-st TO RENT- LOWEST WASHINGTON-ST-A TWOfjorv dnellmg of 12 all modem Improvemenu, cv.iloAl.F Union ultn loiw f-I front, fine shrubbery. and Urge Iwro. Ben: month. SNYDER LEE, Retd Estate AgenU.

4 Metropolitan Block. TO RENT-A BEAUTIFUL 12-ROOM HOUSE near marble'mantell. hot and cold ater, bath r-o Heft H.VKVEY M-kSON COBH and 106 Kvf MartL-vf-sL TO nENT-TOUn SEW TWO STORY RAME. East Mudison-rt. rr-O HBNT-FURNTSHED HOUSE.

MARBLE Block. ri'O DWFI.U.VO SO fM North 10 moms, water. desirable location. May Ist. Apply at Room LM 7TO RENT-A NEW COTTAGEWITn BALCONY front, contains 7 twms, west of Hwyne- Apply at IsOSotHhClarkfC D.

PRATT. mo UNION PARK. BRICK L. 1L KUIUNSON. Room li Metu idiatCi.ureh Block, rrro uirvT mTTtGK 6 Wert W.

mn RFVT DWELLING. TEN Jafc raitaE 7 cr. LaSalle. W.IM-L CT J. f.

STARR, East Btxm. DenrU ni rt. mn TtFVT- TARGE TWO STORY HOUSE OF 11 rTtO tit.y i and will have moatb. mO RKVT-rOTTAGE CORNER HURON AND pree iwa. HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS-GOOD Rf-CTT.

VT. min TO STOBXS.JJrnCiS, npO RENT-STORE. NO. 3SS WEST tC Apply to WM. D.

KEBFOOT. 6D Wathlarton-st. srNT-THE SECOND. FLOOR OF 9 LAKE- ij.i t- Well wuh steam bust.rt AriLv G. UGLME3, US rksT-OKB-HALF OF THE LARGE.

EIX- WnAiurtgSMt. Ua.Ursefight/*-. niVte carpet, on premia to BRASSON ULL- n.Hid i.Rl.'f* ftrrt Mid wound stories and aSkcf SScmVnt. WM. LITTLE CO.

ROOM in a furnished office. on tot door, near wnrt House ud Chamber of Commerce. Also, sleeping room. Inquire R-om 8.117 mn -nRNT-NO. 86 THR LARGE rti'-re Bonne: fErt-clLTorArrfar afood tenant Apply at No.

Ma- RmntttolliltoF. HEVT-SUITES OF OFFICES AND ROOMS Sjkrblc frvnt bofldiag. 108 Madtaoaou near Apply on premia Room J. ANDREWS A BROTHER TO FRONT OP STORE WO. tollable for to wit a good tenant.

LWIL- T.ARD FOX. THE FIBST'OP MAY THE threenrr Kln mo RENT-STORK be MKTBO A potttaa Block. Inquire at LaSanfrrt. TO OPITOIS, 4a TO BKHT- 6 HEW STORES IN TURNER'S brick block, oonMrNor.hhiate and 30 tm f.ir may retail used doable. Ru.i A 1 mUihtanddrr hw-.

ttent 831160. lor storage ur commission. Apply M.rth SUieot. mo EKNT-FOB 058 OR MOBS YBARS 7BOM UU W. brick building Koa 48 between Lake and 49x80 fret, sew oecuslsd by John Hawea far a sale and board- to JEROME MTHBS 46 Worth Wcils-st.

mOBENT-PAST OP STOSS SIS SOUTH WAXBR-1 cu. with lame fine ctftca Am ttoor. Will not bo rented to oaodlioecanatty produce. Inquire on TO RENT-A FEiB SUITE OP OFFICES IN HAMn Block, southeast corner of North Clark ani Also, a Bugle office. Apply to THOA KENDRICK, 49 Block, or to the Janitor, Boom 96.

on tne premises. 1 BEST I Store awl basement. 102 Lake-st. Apply tu C. B.

DAGGETT, Hibbard. Rich 5 law office, 67 t. TO BEKT-A LARGE WELL-LIGHTED BASEment forwbolceaalc at 37 mO 8008 IN A FURNISHED OF- gee, to a good doctor. No. 8 Methodist Church -rk.

TO OF ROOMS EVERY WAY suitable fur a vhvticiau urdcntUt. One uf lUc best loratione. Uo cimer Adams-at. Alsj lodging ru-tij fl'O RENT-SECOND STORY. NO.

90 LAKE-ST, One of the best business on Lake-rt. Apply in atore. fl'O RENT-ONE OF THE BEST STORES ON between and Clark. Also, ruci 1 front aVcpinc rooms In same building. Apply to C.

WALLER. Block. fliO LARGE IRON FRONT STORE No. 62 Lakc-rt. Apply to H.

D. HURD. IIS b-et. TO RENT-DEEP STORE NO. with office; dtsirvbklocation, near Board Trade.

Powt-arion given InuuvdiaU-ly. Apply at omev, 1U! Mashingtou it. fl'O BENT-ELIGIBLE OFFICES AND ROOMS I in marble boildins A) and 82 Dcarborn-at. Ap- Ily at Boom No. 14, Building, comer Lake aad icarbom-sts.

fIXO THE WEEK or month, P.E. MERRILL A 13 Chicago. TO OFFICE NO. 140 LA- Apply at Block. fl'O PART OR ALL OF THE SECOND I rtoor.

wtm other, at IQ South Water-st. fl'O BASEUKST. ASD WFTS, jLiljl at 193 South itrMt MOLLLftB rilO MAY 1, SECOND FLOOR 'first loft) of fint-dafs store 101 South Water-et. Apply on premises. TO SUITE OF ROOMS EVERY WAT suitable for a physician or dentist.

One of the best locutions uii Michigan No. 116. LARGE BARN AT THE REAR OF 116 Michigan-av. Call at the house. TO OF STORK NO.

UO SOUTH Will make a pleasant office, r. A. MEIN HOLD fi CO. rr RENT-A FRAME tTABLE. TWO STORIE3, stale lor tlm-e hotw.

In rear of 5i3 North (jluk-sL Inquire at North Clark-at. TO OF OUR STORE, WITH clK.w-aurt, and tnclTing, at 174 North SAURRETT. RENTover Abut Inquire of Mr. ON SECOND FLOOR. mthCUrk-ct.

PKUK. South 190 SITUATED IN THE ut No. 50 Kut Van Buna-at. Ajply on the Trent foot. BENT-NEW AND ELEGANT hTORE, I pearly otpoute Field- Lcitcr i.U's, si by HO feet, with or wnthont loftt.

Renta low tu good parties. H. A. JACKSON. 169 Lake-st.

fl'O 91 ONE A east of Dearborn, and opposite the Third Nativoal Uabk. Fuattotlun given immediately. lO'RENT- STORE NO. SOUTH WATER-ST Apply to SKTH WADHAMS, 132 Deartorn-at. Apply 'M3 TO FURNISHED ROOM.

APPLY AT Ui.neiV BKek, comer abash-av. and Madison-aC, a' y. between the of 10 and 12 clock. KENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. WITHOUT bv-rd.

to gentlemen only. At ply at 5U Wahsauat. 110 Cl EAST ONE Unit-front roiini on second tour. and two front nwmtf on third all unfurnished- Possession given TO RENT- UOOMSIN BUILDING, it corner of and nhmjton-sts. or to J.

J. MCCARTHY. ii LaWet. radO FURNISHED ROOMS JL VO bouth comer walk and one block front cars, inquire eti premises. fi'O RENT-ROOMS IN NEW BRICK I comer State and single orin unites ol two to three.

Apply at No. North Stale-st. fB'O ROOMS. WITH GAS. J.

closets, bath-room, First-class house. References exchanged. 113 Thlrd-av. rD'O COTTAGE OF 6 ROOMS. WATER, sewer, ull In pood order.

A family withont children preferred. Inquire on premises, 150 West Nan Baronet, PftQ ui ST-TO A GOOD FAMILY.THE LOWER part a house, having all modem improvements (Li.ltumched). within twenty walk.ofOmrt near street and line hto toard the family for two or three Ad.lres* HARRISON, Tribune office. nro A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR A email faiidlv. near Ti.caty-math-st.

1: quire STS Wabasb-av. mo NEW HOUSE DEAR. I cor.t.-iuins with all modim improvements. Apply 1W Ohio-Bt. rrvn RENT- FROM MAY COTTAGE OF SIX two plnrr.a-, French water, cbs.

Ac. lleitso at IV2 North Curtla-et, Agent at Koeui 90 Everetf House. rro RENT-ROOMS, WITH OR Wu HOUT Imard, either liiruithcd or unf in a private family, Apply at IC3 South SlobeV-lt, References exchanged. iii vuost room, fdtv one or two ErvntkmcD. Apply at SSKJM KFNT-TOUTI ROOMS AKD CLOSKT.

WITH tiilrlU'cc of tiro, in drew of (J- un Houte. Inquire at idO South Stato-et luiml. cfercDCoa TO RENT-ROOMS. AND FURNITURF. FOR raU- at a bargain.

Call between Mid 9 p. in. at Ki nm 7, No. 66 corner CUntvL. TO NICE AIRY ROOMS, ON lake store.

Suitable fer a rumil family. Impure at Prairic-av. BENT-FURKISnED ROOMS, FOR OHS- thnu-n only. nri'-U StatMC RENT-A FURNISHED LODGING ROOM. I to gentlemen only.

at 63 Third av. TO SOUTH GRKEN-ST. Two tenements three and otic closet each. Bent and per month. Only liavlns sia.iil fan ilivo and tiling to buy a little Tnrnlture need apply.

TO LARGE AND VERY DESIRA- Me luraisbedro Modern iaproyemi pts. House Urst-class brick. Terms reasonable. fhird-av. SENT.

RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED 11 room, on the South Side, by (German.) given and required. Address BM, Tribune office. RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE 11 email bouse, or part of house, for about Pleasant location. No children andno boarders. Rent paid fliiarterlv in advance, if cheap.

Address toon, SuOMMES -fc A MAN AND WIFE, without children, a suite of 3 furolshevi nxmir, tor housekeeping, on the South Side. Address FRANK M. Tribune c-ihce. RENT COMFORTABLE, weii-finUbcd. medium-sized bouse, in vidnily of Twentv-tecond-et.

want a wooden Rent be over Small fanulv (no children) pr -r PI pay. Address MARTIN. THbtme office, at AVANTED-TO RF.NT-FOR A FEW MONTHS. 11 by a vf.ucg couple, a furnished house complete, with some ground or good yard, On lake re, or Si.nth Side; at Cottage Grove, Hyde Park or Evanston. Best of care taken of furniture and bouse.

etatbigtenns, DUDLEY. Tribune office. XVANTP.D-TO RENT-FORA rrvm, nnfuruiibed, without board. State teruu to Tribune ofllce, AV OF SEVEN OB rT eight rooms on West Side. Kent imt tu exceed per month.

Address A Tribune AVANTKD-TO SUITE OF 2 OR 3 rooenta. eaat of State and within a few of Address, (laiiag particulars, Trtbime AGEBTS WAHTED. Agents sell fr. william BIBLE DICTIONARY, containing over one thousand ckatlr douhle-oilnnin, octavo from new electrotype no good paper, ana appropriately witli over two hundred tocravmgs. and a nf fine authentic This Die- Uonarv the of tlm inert meareh.

and investigation of about sixty-five of the most imincnt and Biblical sdioUrs now Uving Clergymen of ail appreve it, ana regard It the best work of kind In the English lanand one which ouebt to in Bible reader in the land. It e- a great libtary in itsen. The labor and learning of are gathered thie cne volume, to throw a rb-ar, UkUI vcrv i the inspirvrt ord. are Imrr.va Nimw. One taken the first tbreedavs of Id.

am-lbcf an agent ecld SCO la one town viclntty. s. n.i i drenlans with and and a mil fi-ription of the work. ArtrtrrM JOMA JUNRIA CO- 167 Sooth Oark Chicago. 11L a OCR FAMILY PHTSL et -'ooru34oforlbo last two wcoka rtreu" J.S.

GOODMAN 5 Custom TVvvrs SECRETS OF THB CU a work slewrivtlve of the Virtua the Miseries and Cnmeanf s' Yorl st thniline. innn.rave and If A are mwting with uaure. mS-tb Bmd. in a dav. One In Luzerne div Om- in Snri.iaw, 68 fa two and a groat wSkvoUMTT from 10) to SXOperwcek.

Send for dnra- UTWN and a foil di-ecrinuon of the Iffrk JONBS BROTHERS A CO-South ClVrk Chicago. UL Published in hath English and GinnaT. Agents wanted-for beyond the mis- SISSIPPI. 1 territories from the great mcr to the great Br Allwrt Its potolaniy ta attyjod bv of over OP-CdO copies In a efagle month. Lite ana adv.

nmn-- -n and the Padaceovt. wllh nilnct, people and the rean. fie. with an Increased nmimieeion. rn.f* tn iw tline bonk ever pubK-hM.

for Addrcw aTIONAL PUBLISHING I2S South Clarl-rt- Chicago. llh EVERY JOWN AND A citv fa the Western to wll Sit. It wanted in cvcrj- family. cent, and quiclt Ajply craddresi D. DUTTUA, ir TjSalle -t.

i GENTS WANTED-YOUNG MEN A2TD men wanted for Sir.ar needle punk Ib-rter oven than any other sgenev the lal LtLCASC a VNTS AGENTS, MARRIED sump. CHICAGO AGENCY CO Priacr 59.6. a GFVTS WANTED-TN COUNTRY TOWNS TO AlaiVud tSde lots In the Chi- Splendid chance to mat money. LAiID Fr.A. lot R-O agents wastsd-ageots A in eounOy can.do weD Sct CO, Chicago, lIL gests A.

be of 4 for terms, O. E. A A KEW BOOK JUST hrmlL Wc are rU Sre thS i dav. uwe frillThoy fnIJ mddrwa W. J.

Lombard Block. CMmo.HL MEN TO A tetnince oar fine works of art, such as Grant the PoSb the White Honse, for squire o- oral other to match. particulars free. tith. SAMMOSS.

CLAHK Lake-st- Chicago. THTOBMATTOH wasted, tNPORMATIOS WASTED-JAKES FBNHKT, STEPHEN PARKER, IW SlalMt. Chicago, Et om SVUB. Fur bt. ud for this week.

Easy UtIM feet on WthulMf. east frjnt. south of teaub-st. ud adjoining marble block. Prioo ale nee Put lenna.

9 Boom and lot 08 98 by fall depth; north of Grace splendid location. Only ytkoao; favorable trros. title perfect. i eet no between Thirty-first and Thirty-second-sta. $l9O per foot.

Basyteraxa. SSsIM feet os Indiana tooth of Thirty-ufth-st, Only f9O per KmL Kmj AD of these axe choice tevratmeata, and aa chap as anything In tnaikcL WARREN A GOODRICH. Ui P.lin. For sale-by bkyan tathbop, bryan Ball, South 40x120 feel ua Twecir-fuurth-aL. betweea Calumet and with two-story frame house.

-pilO feet os North near Division.with a Terr enmplett two-story bouse, in.beat of repair, and lam. Iron railing in front. A great bargains- the IHISsSTccI on Eandolpb-at, corner Morgan, with two large frame SOxSO feel on North flarkil. near Klnxlc, a mtr- We front store. Price S3SJXO.

XlSsloo comer of MaxwclL rnco OxllOfett on near Le.vvitt, with two two-storf fiame homer. Price SIO.UUO. T7OR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS IN ACRE Jf acres on Madison, Warren and Wash- a cm adison. Monroe and $7,501 per acres on center of I cry.ud.o. SSJ near S3 per foot.

These loU will bo worth iW In a lots in Hi de Parc, 0 each. Sot oral Mebanaini-m iiii-rm-oii property. 0 EUGENE CADWET.L I3T IX-arb Room 1-, Tribute Building. For brown hamrr. rooms and S.

16i S-uth Nee frame houef. 11 brick basement. frame ham. LitSUxU3. near Lor.g tune riven.

2 8 200. rse of 10 nou r. brick and all mij rovtuicnti. Terms cuv. SAlou.

cf 5 rcM-ins ai near Thlny.foarth-et. Part Cottage of 5 rooms and buement; good stablA Lot 25x180. On near Twenty-ninth. East tront. For sale -by brown hamer.

rooms lO South SAIOO. A new cottgge of aud basement. Lot 21x125 feet on Lute, near Thirty.fuOrth-»t, This ia the cheapest property on the USIJirEOVED PROPERTY. Flftv fttti east front, on near Thlrty-fourtli. at.

to exchange for house and lot. Want a two-story bi use on South Side, worth from to $4,000. 50 foot cast front on near Thirtynhlrd-st Very desirable lota 84 feet cast front, on near Thirty-fourth-st. Pilce. sMperfoot.

2i feet west front, on Stale, near Thlrty-first-st. Price. $l4O per loot. FOR SALK-8 LOTS ON THROOP-ST. HEARTYler-eL.

at a great bargain, lots on near Ceotre-av. 8 lots on Trler-st, near Throop. 4 hds on Fulion-st, Cheap. Ms on Walnnt-et. IS lots on Ccstrasr, ft CO- Room 7, Union BnilJ- Jog.

corner uf LaSalle and Washlngtonwts. SALE-GOOD LOTS ON ALEXANDER. Twenty-third. BnshneU, McGrryror. Twenty-nfih, osintb.

Twenty-aiath, Thirtieth, Boddan and tn-lwwea Wentworth sod Alas on Bntterndd. between Twenty-seventh and Thirty-ant-sta. Also, on Haaorer. But- Ur and between Twcnly-dxth and Hsbih Prices tow. Title perfect.

A small payment SowSsyeSSSSrieaL ALBERT CRANK. Monroe-et FOR SALE-MxlfiOX, EAST FROST, OS WA. S4OO, cash. 55x160 cn Dear Flfty-serenln. Cheap for lotion eaitof Reubjn.

for iJOO each. 60x125. front, on Prarl-it, 60 feet, iculh front, on AdamaaL 41-MO, part time. 3 lots on Mitchell near Reuben- each. tuts on for raett, a few niorr there 5300 loti.

KDWIS A. RICE A 154 LaSallc-it. Room 9. 108 MICHIGAN-AV. BEST Clin In Die market I-it east front, worth $17,600.

Prune house with large clwts. nirnaev, cu, hot and cold water, ham. worth isAOOO. The vnioie must be sold, and may be bail for cash and balance at 8 per cent, to suit purchaser. In 1A It) time, at a m-ni sacrifice.

Fourth home sooth of BOYPKN A GRIERSON. Heal Estate Agents, 132 LoSallc-st. For sale-decided near and lot. tme store room, with two storiee above. Non-resident ntriet Will he sold very cheap, taken it ooce.

GOOD WILLIE KINO.JM Madlsou-it. 17QR AND ON REASONABLE Vto H. cSfikl: w-ES' ton-st. FOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS MARBLE FRONT boiiM of 14 pioma ail modern and lot with brick bum, front, north Fourteenth SNYDER A LEE. Real Estate So.

4 Metropolitan Block. FOR bargain FOR TWO DAYS cnlv; choice residence lot on Walnut bU near Oaklev 30x133 lett. south front. Terms GOODWILLIE A KING. 162 Msdlson-st.

FOR SALK-40 ACRES ON TWELFTH NEAR the protvN'd parks, at a great.bargain. 3 on near old oty limits. 18 on Gratid-av. 10 on OLIKGER, WALLER A CO, Room 7, Union Buildlag. XPOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT NORTHEAST Tiler West Lake and Uhvu-sh.

Lot WxSs fret. Apple to WJJ. C. DOW. 116 LaSalle-sl.

170 SALE-A LOT COOxlup FEET, SOCTHWEST comer Canal and SNA DEK, A LEE, Real Estate Agents, No. 4 Metropolitan B.ock. 170 SAI.E-Tnr SEW AND DESIRABLE REST- deuce 725 West si nth front. Lot tii The heute is tu stones, with brick hawnieitt. reemt.

closets, Ac. Apply on the or of J. B. KEELER. 163 Waslungton-et.

FOR SALE-CHOICE AND DESIRABLE LOTS frnutiup SUty-tirst-'U at No i rty mart. f. to advance fwr Ci Rfir.nnbrr. UULBUIU) CO LaSMUsat. FonSALn-TItEUOUSE'WrrUtOXIJOFEKT OF with an eWaat amvrry.w.n nueVed, and nound-tn a Weh state of 0, 0 a not gold within ten days v.

ill bo rciitcO. Artl' to rmAKlLTrytiioiit House. KAIK-A NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY ,1 in etll ont. "ISO of 9ro-)ma. tor i.C.

-ice let Na r.nd Tan llurcn. KiiU Estate A No. 4 Metropolitan Block. Fnn raT.F- LINCOLN PARK PROPERTY-No. I), arlvn et.

for sale at a bargain, w. ly f.r hoMro, fnt and barn, with furniture and Impinv on the FOR SALE-COTTAGE AND LOT: BS.SOO. PART cn.li, balance in monthly payments. Apply on remind. 43 first street west of Lincoln, ofl AND SI TOURTH-AV, SEARLY utw cottage and two-elory house, Mid lot at lk tmrjfliD Will not be for sale alter this week, J.

u. KEELER, 123 South Clark-K. T7OR SALE-40 ACRES ON SIXTEE NTHST, hr If a mile west of on 10. jesrs time, Mtrcr cent interest-only U-ing There is laree fortune in tbw for some one. Title per- JS GOODKICD, 125 Dc.rb Room 3.

XT'OR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT SOUpiWRST comer ot and CWcaitvar.Lot4S or9otlW t. Apply to WILLIAM C. DOW. 113 LaSalle-st. TTOR SALK-TWO LOTS.

EACH 25x124 FEET, ON I ride of between Lincoln and Kol.y. SNYDER LEE. Beal Estate Agents, No. 4 Metropolitan Block. For sale-at a bargain if sold this week, i-story building (store with dwelling above, corner of Canal and with lease ox lot.

J. KEELER. 12? South Clark-st. For sale-five building lots on west Van Burnt cast of than anT other lots in that neighborhood. BARKKa A aXBIN.

45 Clark-et. Sallc-eL Fob sale-a sew two stoby house Jjjp Ift on lot 30xias feet. Onlv Sa.PCO. Easv termi. WAHBKN it GOODRICH.

125 Dearborn-si. Room 2. A VFW TWO-STORY AND BASE- house of 11 rooms, hot WAtercloMU. I unufft jJSTh Estate Agents, No. 4 Metropolitan BloclL SSisXS made by 1-1 OR SALE-CHEAP.

LOTS OK WABASH -cj for dSOOeach. lota-5X115. tn for £55 each. Apply at ilonruo-eL, tip stairs. £5 WALLKBi CO-Room 7.

Union Buildleg. -w-inn VERT DESIRABLE BIUCK wdlCt on Onlart.esL (North ai nnle terms. This Is a decided bargain. WAKBKS A niIOPRICIi. 155 DenrbonMt.

Itoore 1 For rale-the desirable douse and lot North Lcaritt-rt- la perfect order; 1 aces Washington near Hares School, and good neighborhood: BS.SOO. AfplT at the home. OR No. 1483. NEAR Thlrtc.third-st.

a splendid new cart front cottage and lot. House haa excry eonxenicnee for a family. Will be sold for £1950. for fixe data This lath 1 estpropertyexcrofferedinthlscay. Title and terms easy.

Call on premises. T7OR SALE-THREE FIVE BLOCKS Joining the Normal School grounds at EnrtcwwjL T'OR SALK-A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL LOT Fin Hyde Park, mar the depot, at I iuid on very WAHREN GOODtuutt, 125 Dearborn Boom 2 TOR FEET- SODTU fmnt. Adams-st. 813..40. eath.

Douglas-place. SLSOO. Apply at RALK-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE. WITH inrisi- No 1141 between Twenty- Price 810J0O. Apply on the premises.

inOR OR 60 FEET ON WALNUT-ST. a Wt on IWrfvfL. Mwvea Tyler and Harrison. 60 feet on near Thro-p. 47 f.

ct 1 cwt of 3 feet on Van jtKELKR, IS9 South Clark-st. For sale-lincoln park desiraolc bunding fronting Sheffield ud about half a mile north of SNYDER i LEE. Real Estate Agents, No. 4 Metropolitan Block- OPPOSITE SEW near Hotirerenu-ra water, tnturee and Jurrace. on leafed lot, at per GRIERSON.

132 LaSalk-st. VLE-OR TO RKST-THE WOSTORT building ca foot of Michigan-rt- with cci artartM manufactcnuc purpoics. Apply, to A. T.TMBEEG 47 La Sailed mriii? IS "Wsr Madison-ft. miTNTRY BE Ali ESTATE.

OR RAI.F. A FARM OF uian to ilo J.SSs»Swii a rkuOKEK. fre" 11 Anil CeaMJ. 111. IaORSUX-ON teems.

or will be or groccrles-A. dutiful near a bcantifnl crove. abou ones half from Chicago over throe acres: two dwellshn.bb.TV, ic. Fjarfurther iS-wtreof M. GRAY 145 PwplainefriC.Chicago.

Fob is a growing rows os ras TL R. R-130 of Chicago three lota, a tine rwo-atPix boiiie 2taJs. born oal cistern, fruit trees, small TOcs. SI2OO. Tents eaiy.

vt, A- RICKARD, Foe sale-ok exchange foe pine lum splendid farm of 16a in Chari ton two mflef eaat of on tbc North 190. Lexington. Foil SALE-AT WAUKEGAN, A SUMBHE fine with cbojcc eitdena. iralU prest A few dtvelUna to rent. Apply to O.

S. LINCOLN, Real HaUte Agent. ORSALR-TWO FINK 73 miles from OUeap. in at aiaooo, or lor O. Boom 6.

TOB U.or stiLon longtime, ndr; traprored rartaprored, ip. Sd Mb. xnEiiWn- db wnr. iaa stated 81XB-C0 G. NICHOLSON, IQS Madina- 81 LOST ASP TOTJTO.

itrt.P IT fffIHAtPS BDMK'-A 3L A bualnewnr letnwt outside. TOCbaae and have general aad over the premises. Application, for one week, may iw mnu hy by cal Hog between itdltttHEHOMg Tfut Tba bear of reftrcKM roq-lraj. WAHTKD-WB WISH TO OHS SALBSti wanur experience, on a literal salary, with our boose, which has MO iwrcty-twi, Alio, two of Utile no experience wlQbe accepted, to learn on a salary of (SO per month, to be ioseaaed with experience; Kcferrbcee required. Apply psraooallv.

at ORVIS A Vl7 BT A i ing Cu. to travel and soil by sample a lino uf goods. Situations permanent: wages good. H. H.

SUC HARDS A Chcstimt-sL. Philadelphia. Pa TTT AM RN TO SELL A RW ARTI- It cle. Just out. Sells rapidly.

7Sc on the arjdt Call or write, at once. O. R. STANFORD A ue Stalest. AAT ANTED-AN A NO.

1 TINSMITH. APPLY BT letter, or In person, to UNDERWOOD A WILCOX. Mich. A FIRST-CLASS Urtct. PlllLiPP URAFk.

Pern. Ind. GOOD CABINET MAKER. t4y Ut A.L. Consist.

ANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO TAKE ORDERS II and deliver g.ods In a market and grocery at Uylv Park One who understands cutting meat. Appb at lit and 116 South Waler-st. -ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS FINISHER, ONE competent to take charge a bindery. alTrauit Bindery, Pevria. iIL CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN.

TO travel until July, and then permanently. srjnainted withcimutrv trade In the West and can give good references. Addrw C. Tribnne office. ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS ORGANIST AND II Director, having Urge experience and most excellent testimonials, wishing to locate in Chicago, an engagement in acimrch where goud music is an obi, oi, am! here.

there ta a good ontan. Address V. W. CAULiTKLD, SB Fult-m-at. Brooklyn, N.

Y. XI OR TWO GOOD SALESMEN. to a licit orders for new and finely fibunated worka wld only by at 12S South Roum JOHNSON, FRi A CO. WANT TO BORROW FOR II one or three yean at 10 per cent per anpum. commission.

Security consuls of impn-vwi av. property worth from clve to nfteea thousand dollars. Andreas SECURITY. Tribune office. eurnerof Clark and washlngton-sta aSTBD-A FIRST-CLASS TINNER, TO GO II into the cotmtrv.

Good wages and steady employment. None but a firat-dass man need apply. Apply to JEWETT ft ROOT, 30 Klver-at. OR FOUR HALF-GROWN I I boys, intelligent and who are to be relied upon, to distribute circulars. None others need apply, at 213 East Madison-sL, up stairs GOOD MAN TO TAKE CARE OP hones.

Apply to K. BARBSTT, IB LaSallestreet WANTED SALESMEN AT NO. MAJOR Block. Apply after San-, trith Those familiar with ont-door employment preferred. P.

TV AGENTS. TO SELL good article by sample on eonuuMtoo. No risk to agent a Call at No. I South OUrkat, Boom 9. 8 WEST A NUMBER of energetic men to solicit orders lo ther'ty for an article used daily In every household.

Fronts TV ANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS TKK V) finishing and painting of flag Apply at BEFORM SCHOOL. Chicago. TT ANTED- A YOUNG UNMARBIKDMAN WHO baa 9200 to capital can make aperroaneat. raying buimeas engagement by applying at 1W East Boom SO. FIRST-CLASS WAGON MAKER.

1 Apply to E. wai.kkr. office comer and u. MEN TO SELL A NEW Yf thing hcreen commission. Call it basement Ho benth from till 13 o'clock.

BOOKKEEPER TO GO INTO A citr Of about sawu inhabitants. None tut those with character md capacity need address Ire tain, riving references and salary expected. J. ULLMANN. 240 Lake st.

ATT ANT ED-TWO FIRST-CLASS SOLICITORS. Salary guaranteed to good men. ArpKbrtvveen ft and Thursday momine at UNION COMMERCIAL AGENCY, comer Randolph and Dearborn-eta. IMMEDIATELY, A FIRSTCL canvasser nn a daily paper. For particulars apply at Roonitamdai Reynolds Block, from 10 to 12 a.

m. SHADE HANGER; ALSO TWO salesmen who uoJentaod the paper bunging PCM, at E. G. L. ii and 76 Lak.vst.

ANTKD-COMPETFNT MAN TO ACT AS runner for Potcruac House. 87 and 89 Mlehlgan-av XI ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH A SMALL Yl cash cajJt.J in a safe and ca.y nimey-iuakuur Call at Washington-sh, Boom 13. N. RICHARDS. IV ANTED -TWO AGENTS ON SALARY.

AP-11 plv at Home Washer Manufacturing Company, comer Jackson and ClintoU-sfe. AND BOYS TO CALL AT East Uand.di.h-*!. for situation-; and all naming good help to apply. HUNTER LIVOOP. nn.T ANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO COOK.

WASH and iron. O.k-1 wag.M* and steady employment to mu- rotniog ell recommended. Apply at No. MI Oula. BEAD IP.ONERAND FIRST-CLASS LASTED At Uir hmond W-'NTFU-A PROTESTAST OIRL.

TO DO wo'k and wall os table. In a priv ate (atnilv. One find a niid a pleasant liutne. Apply fot two between 5 uml 7 p. at No.

6 Park-row XV apprentice girl at dressmaking. at 213 Weal Madison-SL Can have ahome anri Inward with the family. An American girl preferred. Must bring good reference. XV SMALL NURSE GIRL AT NO.

8M Wert Mouroe-st, XX'ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEwork at South Grveo-st. References required. GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL homework in a smalt family. Apply with ft fleeces at 7C7 Tylcr-tU, between Robey and tioyiitf- GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. One who thoroughly underatamb and Ironing and can come well good ml pormoaat vtace opvb ing at 319 West Moaroc-sU GOOD GIRLS, TO ON IT custom made pacts, ut 136 wai.

BROWN, in rear. ATT ANTE OO GERMAN, SWEDISH, DAN- Vi ijh. American or Irirh girls, for splendid situations in private families Inthecltv Md eomitrr riacrt guaranteed at tti Last Randolph-sl. HUNTER A. WOOD.

AV ANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL TT housework, Kckrerces required. Apply at 13 before p. in. AV ANTED-A GOOD GIRL. TO DO PLAIN COOK- hip.

washing and Ironing at 1153 Indiaaa-av. Keep a second girl. No Irish Catholic peed apply. TAT ANTED CLOAK-MAKERS EXPERT- Hired desk-makers. Applv.

In-fore? dock this morning. at FIELD. LEITER A corner of State and WstbangtoDsta. AA ANTED A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND kitchen girl for a hotel in the country. Good waeet Also, first-class cirls forrrlvate families.

Ap- BATES- office. 1-1 Madl-ict. XAt'aNTKD-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework. German preferred. Indlana-av.

GOOD COOK. ONE WILLING to do general housework. Apply at 375 Lhlcago-ar. TT ANTED-A GOOD COOK OK SECOND GIRL. Must furnish good Apply at 17 South Jeffcrsonst.

WASTED-A GOOD NORWEGIAN OR GKRAV rSfpMVr, b. in email family. Appjy at up Twenty-hrst-ak GOOD PROTESTANT GIRL. ONE AA bo thoroughly and can asand 2 on GOOD DTKING-ROOil WfirWiStheMaolton oppose the Galena depot. Inquire for two TTTAJiTED-TWO GOOD GIRIS-DISISC-KOOSI girl.

Noneneedcmf who understand their business and coroe mgodpd. Apply at tut barement door. STAR LAUKDRY. NOBTO Statc-st- corner Indiana, good washers and firsttrooera. immediately.

-VVANTED-A r.rra.K oibl years of age to take care of ababy. Apply immediately at 163 Statc-st- Rootnfi- ivrrn A KMART ACTIVE KRBAKD CBIL TV One that can come Would i refer one lixlng ilh her parents. MBS. D. A JACKSON.

Lakc-et. TV 2S Ci SSYrtr ffi thee pcncctlc understand their business. naired. nr GO ON THE SOUTH-SIDE. A competent girl to cook, wash and Iron.

One who can recommended can hear of a good situation by calling at CJ TYT GERMAN. SCOTCH, wegua, English, Scanolnavian. Bohenuaaand Canadian girts to fiU xeW dwirtble want no girl who cannot furnish reliable refcroncea. aSSix Office. 15515 OF GIRLS FOR SPItESBID TVpiacxffor all work, dty; tcn-ct.

TXTANTRD-A GOOD COOK, WASHES AND Mlchigon-ar. war INTFI) A GOOD GIRL AS NURSE FOR A at a rood home on Wabasb-ax. Bctl references required- Q-JJ at Boom 35 Lombard Block. GOOD WOMAN FOR GENERAL IT housework in a nice familx liaxlngno small children. 457 near Union Park.

Ti'iNTFD-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL Apply Madison- in drug rtcrc. SEAMSTRESS TO DO PLAIN KtvinS. immediately at 877 Michigan av. Tirr GIRL A SMALL FAMI It. One that can come well recommended.

Apply at lirTTwccty-focrtb-et. A WEEK OR TWO. ACOM. potent Florence der-clothing. Inuuirc at lie in the home.

EMPLOIHEST AG-SMT3. TI wot private families, wagon p.viutml. Ulich's Bbek, corner Sorth Clark and CLERKS. lASSISTA-NT keeper, 3 talesmen, 3 I roan for office ork. 3 1 bartender.

3 paperbangere, 5 palntew, 3 1 haker. shwnakcra, 3 farm hands. 3 ners, 50 sawmill and 220 railroad men. tnuwportatlon. Apply aIU-3 Waabintton-sL.

Room IS. Only Geacral Employment Acency in Chicago. By mail 10 con for any TV AST 3 SALESMEN. entrr clerk. bartender.

Brakesman, dnonaa. VSJSi K'-cm 2 Applicants by B. TON Cl. 3 Box 1009. enclosing 10 cents for reply.

yf 52.25 day. For transionaUoaarWT to-. RJJEIX 100 iUdfcoMU aatLorixed -Wtlli. WTASTED-THIS Michigan- to ANP nll vrrANTED-JO EAILHOAD ditoa: XV BOOK VTn 0 Boo T.T THIS RAILROAD jet Fw Apgly to B- F. CHRISTIAN, Block.

lUndolpb-rt. PEESOBAL. THE PASTY WHO our through the back oa CTcninjtUst. while we were ail at church. end bdpg tbcmsSrea to our stock cf jewelry.

will diet charm and mismatched sleere-buttona tort; wowfflthrow with them for toe to BBQWS FEuOB, Haberdasher, Esssasssasssa amiATioHa SITUATION WANTRD-BY uch BUt wiOpleue idditn Txlbonc office, agentibya steady young maw of twoyww enerlenee. Writes gcoTWtoMa Ml Tta bid ndcrcceet from former employes MA OITUATION WANTED-IN AST 5 butliKM. by a young man who la a and baa a first-rate knowledge of business. addraas MRC, Tribune office. ITUATION A YOUNG VAN a bo speaks English and German, in the grocery.quaicees.

Thtnks more of teaming the business than ox t. nn. Address CD, Tribune tffice. SITUATION WANTRD-A SITUATION AS Custom cutter by a man who thoroughly the tattering budnew. No to tbi-eoualry.

ng AJdrwta A B. Tribune office. OITCATION SITUATION AS by a young Englishman, who therapy and make ULmwlf Address for three days C. Tribune office. IN THK 0P Good Trforooco s-eo.

G. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED-BY A I (CvnuaO); Uir fHing tO If Good dveit fer three days H. COACHMAN. No.

SJj South Stab Mt. SITUATION WANTRD-AS CLKRK OR SALES; man in a fint-cluacualyard. Has had ciKnt ycirs expetierro fr. the and can cjntnn trade. Salltfactity reference.

Addrcaa COAL, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAX OF tia in a produce c-uuuissii'u bo-isc isi New YtTk rhy. iUlmncr, uiiexrrptionable. Address H. DALE.

htamj-lDt; tiM South Clark-st. SITUATION A COMPETENT xiuin to take care of drive aprlvste make blmwlf generally usual. Refer to No. Mcln polltan Bl.ck. SITUATION A ymiogntanwho a knowledge 1 puis andontamcutal work.

Address I C. Tribune OITUATION WANTED-BY A SOAP AND CAN-15 die tnanufseturer of long ia New York and for Sh yean foreman of the Wi-acra Manufacturing answers for tha sarcrluT variety and quslitiei uf euapa, mmdiug acuuring pvd falling, produced, otrlng their totba rcculiaritice in manufacture by prortwes toira only to thetmdersigned. Address GKOROESANOKR.Be* Iclt, Wit CITUATION COACHMAN, BY At 55 married man. Can tend garden and take care honea. Good reference given.

Address MILL Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED-BY A PRACTICAL giocer, to run hifiborlow pressure; atidionary or mance. t'ity orconr.try. Good wages required. Tribune office SITUATION AN EASTERN MAN 55 uf experience, as freight ct shipping deck.

Address GW. Tribune office. SITUATION A WHOLESALE bouse, as clerk or buukkeeper. by a youue man nf ezreriener. Guod reference.

H. SiLMAN. Tribune office. SITUATION A young man of orer 5 experience In the retail rtios and pnsaeriptl-ntrwle. Speaks German.

Noob- Jrcuonfc-thecoucirr. Best of references prea. Address. J. C.

FREDERICKS, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. IS grocery or commission bouse, salary sot tbe object, but br merit to gain steady emploj meet. Adorers, EMPLOYMENT. Tnbune sClce.

SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN. BY A jvuntmanwbo can come with fint-class references. Please address, FB, Tribune otfice. SITUATION WANTED A BESPECTABLU joiidr Dane wants a situation first-class coach- 1 tuaniua private family; understands gardening; solxr and Industrious, and will make himself generally useful. Good recommendations given if rc-itunvl.

Please address, lor three days, Coachman. Tribune fice. SITUATION A YOUNG MAN dl aequaintcd with the dty; would like to dnve fer tome Is also good penmen. of Address. CLARKE.

Trifanne office. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. AS a teamster, or privste family. Best of reference. If required.

Call it 39 North piutcr-at. CJITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE voting firl, at good cook. washer and Irener. refertaceaalvcn.if required. Call at 318 North Carpet) tcr-iU SITUATION WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED man.

rttidnrer, who baa had IS years' experieuen in 1 tinning looniuutives and slalionaries. and is able and tiling to tore satisfaction. la willing to any ccnntrv town to encage In line of basilicas. Address J.S McDUFF. Tribune office.

cr 171 CarrullsU Uncage. SITUATION WANTED-BY AN ENGLISHMAN. vll experienced in holcsaleor retail rrecery tr-dy; city or country. Address. DW.

Tribune oniee. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. IN a clothing house. Address, JA Tribune niLce. A COMPETENT person of ten years' experience aa eriesiuaa in a.

bofetale hardware store, in the huliret testimonials. SCOTCHMAN. Tribune offire. SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT, expert business man, aa a salesman in a hi nee. Highest Address, XX, fnbune nt flee.

OITUATION WANTED-BY MAY 1, A AS BOOK. by a youns married mvi. Go 1 emer ci ci- and references. Address GERMAN A. office.

SITtfATIOHS a OITUATION PERSON the service of a re-Bpc-ctable and responsible ly to take charge their house will addreM CAKE," Tnbuao office. Kefert-nrr exchanged. SITUATION A SHOP OR FAMILY. rnidtrstiuida dms-making jKjrftct, Ctu found at 75 Carroll-it. Situations wantkd-by two riils.

to do cvncral kuutewcik. best ot reference siTco from tbtir employers. Please call at 130 between Aberdeen and May. SITUATION SEAMSTRESS IN A private family, and to do up-staira wr week. Address box SOI, Lacuu, ILL, care of iira.

£. P. SITUATION WANTFD-TO DO CHAMBER OR 0 a competent girl 1 SITUATION WISHING TO ft obtain a iiM-elsf 9 dres-makcr by the day can so by addicting MRS. HARDING. Chicago Post On: 1 references given Terms SITUATION WANTED-BY AS EXPERIENCED ft machine operator, well accustomed to ia and Apply, for three days, at No.

No.ta bin gahion-st. SITUATION WANTED AN A3IERIOAS itirU to general housework a small pnvatn uity. Inquire at I'lark-st. CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL AN seamstress or dressmaker in a GoM references furnished. lor one week, at unp- SITUATION WiSTUC-BY A TIDY Glut.

TO 5 do general houvewoifc in a private Lundy, -jt fur two days, at 51 Barticf-st-. near Canal tt. SITUATION WAKTED-BY A YOUNG GUIL TO take care of cluldren. or li assist in Ittlit hoi.so* BUTLER. 5U SITUATION WANTED-BY A HE-VLt HY VOUNG American lady as wet nurse.

Address, 5v iri pune office. CITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD. COMPE- tent girl, to do general housework, or aJ ha a first, ossa family. Cwd references. Appb State-sL crroATios wasted-by a competent idrLtodo general housework in a private fanuo WcatSWc preferred.

Good references given at her prea- ent empiojcrifc Address 43 arren-av. CITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GIRL. AS cook, washer and iroaer In a private family. Bin cl furnished. Apply at No.

fur three days. SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE woman, to take of children. In a respectable of city given. Address, h. UAN'EY, 34 Covk-St.

CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY IS a private family or to do ap rtalrn work. Call at ID (julncy-sL SITUATION A GIRL TO A ond work or general housework in a small family. Apply at 50 West Shulto-st. CITUATION A RESPECTABLE Kiri aecood Ctrl In (jww fw- efvncei can he given ifrcqaifed. rj ITU ATI A CAPABLE GIRL fe for ircimd work.

Also girl to do Kcnersl wljrk. KinttlaM city references gtxen. Anply for a days 78 Adamrst. cituation-wanted-bytwo onus wra ft good une to do second work housework, and the other to second work. Call or address South HaLxd-st.

workini Good reference. AdJrea A W. Tribune efflee. GOOD OPERAft tor on sewing machine. Address A Archer-ax- No.

9U9. Bridgeport. A YOCTiGGIiy. TO ft do general housework for a pilratn family. Ficiwe call at 175 Ewius-K- WANTED-A 3 NURSE GrRL IN a familr pun F-ist.

Can gixo good dty Apply rt h'tAt place. 334 Wabarti-av. WASTED. gsfSisMss sen-st. TWO OR THREE YEARS.

AT IC7 South Water-at. -CYTANTED-A GOOD PARTY TO JOIN tieef in pushing a paling large iii rcntrnUy located. A amall amount ot capital only 117 South Clark-at. BUY, FOR CASH, AND out-cff dolMnfc or pwdj of any kind. By sendtog aletter to GELD EE, South Vr elle-aC.

you at a find a porchaacr. -CTTANTED-DR. MATHEWS, CLAIRVOYANT Medium. can tell of businew. about aheent frienda.

or Will cure rheumatism, nta. and all chronic and female Aerow fee from 81 to 82. 121 near Uarr. TtTAVTED-THE GYPSY may bo consulted oa all evcnUi ol SSSiSt.SSG'cfiSS? is South CUrUt. hoar Harrbub.

Pee and PAID FOR WATCHES. OLD SIB South Clark m. Jj.wo-1-liaad and all Wucrirn-MADAM MAYKARD WILL of aw inlou aboeutlnemV. op rrUUre to (rive phrenological examinations, ttolen tnua. Agents wanted.

£-H 0 ctfti ALL PARTIES CONTEMPLATE? if)irtin City or country, will find it to their.nltUm?S®SSi» ogee. -iV' KINDS OF OLD, BROKEN 'also cood vatthea, old gold, f2rcr, puns, i irt -Is, wi tewHrv. Ctfhpaid. Remember name and ninn- Kf 1 ABTLETf. 310 East Madlson-st.

between iUrkctaml FmnJdli-sta. TVANTED-TO buy a good drug STORE. locaKdm the city. not than annum. Cnoxuanlcatlons strictly conddentud.

XY.careof Mcsars Blroth. Block: A Chicago. IE WAITED -COUNTRY LUMBER YARD 1 want to boy an estahlUhed lumberyard town in this Stile- State ma AND CPUS TRY. Tribune oftg. EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT ffWrt Bondar Alarm Money Drawer Ui in me.

Call at 93 Waablngton-tU it. ypr aX93 TTrATTKO-ALLWHO WOULD ECOSMgg 'V it p-VnlK PeMKKSON. Booma. 1 irnitPV f.ABOB OB SM.Uit* MONEY, nt. imntb unoastt.

wU i SJi MONEY, Tribune of I Aoa fica CSTPST PAiansr AJTD to waft wfllaxpUlntbo £ideace. 40. South CUrt-rt. h)d jen ESTATE 'ffABTED BUT MTS. OB 3MAU.

lowed lot, cn toa eSVfor ihfcbl wm Otoe stock of andhanae. the wul -etfoo money..