ST. JAIIIiATU’S CUCRCII. 4 moflllnff o* tlio Oongroßntlnn I'atan ItcHoluttonfl Oonaauinlug tUa “Clil cugo Tlmci.’> , At a mooting of tho congregation of Bt. Jar ‘lath’a Church, hold in tho eohool-room of tbo 'church on Sunday, to coneldor and toko notion 'on a lottor alguod “ Anti-Humbug,” nud pub •llohod in *4io Chicago Times , In regard to tho ‘exposition to bo hold for tho bonollt of tho church, tho following resolutions wore unan imously adopted: Wiieucah, During (bo absence of tho Hov. 8. F. ’Onshmau, pastor of Bt. Jnrlatb’s Churob, of this city, advantage him bean taken of an error in a. Now York Journal tu make nn unfounded and malignant attack on (bo Exposition which is being prepared for tho ben efit of our Church ; and Wurman, Wo bavo every reason to believe that tbo author of tbo letter idpiu'u 14 Anti-Humbug,” and pub lish! dln tbo Chicago Wines, wno well aware of tbo 2'aol that our Exposition was for tbo benefit of a Chi cago and nut furaTuam chureii, and cannot sot up tbu'plca of ignorance ; therefore, bo it Ucaohcil. That wo believe 44 Anil-Uumbug” to bo ft Willful ami malicious falsifier, who, from seme un worthy motive, da-ii cs to Injure a legitimate Catholic ertterprhe. and that lu bis eager dcalre to Injure our congregation be him not hesitated to uso tho most scandalous falsehoods to accomplish his wicked pur pose. RivmJmf. That wo recognize !n our beloved young priest tho truo spirit of tbo Catholic missionary, whoso most earnest desire Is to taorlllco himself in tno ser vice of bin Hock, and that w.» tender him our warmest lovo nud thanks for tho unwearied *;onl ho over exhibits for our spiritual welfare, and pledge him our united oflorts lu this and every other enterprise bo may en gage In for (bo propagation of our holy fnltb. Urnolved, That wo tender our gratitude to all our friends who thus early have contributed to our Expo sition. « AVsofml, That wo cordially Invito onr follow-cUl zotip, bath native aud foreign, Calhollo aud uou-Oatb olio, to co-opcruto with ua In affording oucourogcmsul to, and securitig tho mtcccaa of, nn undertaking IlhrUtian In object and irreproachable in Its nature. To-Day, ■at 2 o’clock p. m., the special freo train will lervvo tho Wells Street Depot, calling at Unletod street and Park Stutlon, and will oouToy you to tho first groat auction mloof Central Park and Grand Boulevard property. A grand pavlllou will bo erected on the ground to pro tect you from sun nud rain. Tbo ealo will bo made by the reliable Ann of Kllson h Foster, which Is a suf ficient guarantee to intending purchasers. Tho prop erty to bo sold is very desirable, and will undoubtedly prove n good investment. For farther particulars, see ndvorliniug columns. For plate, ole., boo tho auc tioneers. BUSINESS CHANCES. AFIHST OLASS MEAT MARKET, ON THE OOR nor of two principal streets, on tho West Side, fur sale or ozchaugo for roal estate. For partlonlara address U 70, Tribuno offluo. Attention-only $1,300 will buy a small hotel with 111 rooms, 22 beds all complete, on tho South Sldo. NOOKIN A REIOIIAKD, 76 South Dear born-sl. A SPLENDID GROCERY STORE, WITH GOOD stock, horso and wagon, for sale cheap: good loco* tlon. Apply 69 West Randolph-st. 8. MATHISON. A PROMINENT FIRST-GLASS RETAIL FAMILY groaoryfor sale, doing a largo and profitable busl* nose, which can bo greatly Increased by a live, onergotlo, pushing man. who can give his entire attention to tho business. Tho owners have other business to attend to, which Is their reason for selling. Addrois BURTON, PIERCE A CO., wholosalo grocers, 84 Mlnhlgsn.av. A FIRST-CLASS PLANINO-MILL AND LUMBER business, with teams, tools, and lumber on hand, for saio to olosoa copartnership, Tho concern Is dolnga sue* cosjful trade; It will bo sold at a bargain, or exchanged lor any other equally desirable property that can bo dl* Tided. Address G 89, Tribuno mllco. A FIRST-CLASS BATHING AND TONSORIAL Es tablishment for sale in tho North DivLdon; located for business, and fitted up with all modern improvements; a prompt man will seouro a bargain. Address Q 03L Trib uuo odico. A LODGING HOUSE IN BANirRANOISCO FOR sale. A lino contra! location, containing 140 rooms, With a woll-ostablishod business. For further Information ami particulars address O. O. MOXLKY, Real Estate, No. 388 Montgomery-et., Ban Francisco, Ual. A FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY STORE FOR salo, 729 West Madlaon-st, Apply on tho promises. . A PARTY WITH $3,000 TO $6,000 CASH. CAN hoar of a chance to enter a good paying bottling bos* loess by addrenlng Q 26, Tribune office. A BARGAIN IP TAKEN THIS WEEK—BILLIARD and sample room; central; South Bide, Hpltmdid chauco for email money. J. E. KIMBALL, 130 Dear* boru-st. A SPLENDID CORNER GROOEUY STORE FOR salo. Largo trado; no bonus; fixtures froo. Other good business openings. J. E, KIMBALL, 136 Door* ■Business opening in this qity: retail AJ cash, no trust; also rooma furnished for bouflokoop lug; protits $lO to sls a day; sold for no fault. Particu lars at Interview. Price $1,600 cash. Address G, Oar* »cr3tf. Boarding-house for sgso cash, in one of tho host locations In tho business nan of tho city; room for 80 boarders. Inquire at No. W6 Stato-st., up stain. OARRIAGB MAKERS —ATTENTION! ONE OP U tho best sites for tho badness In Illinois for sale or Jont; small capital required. Address A. M. WESTON. Curoka, Woodford Co., 111. FOR SALE-CHEAP, A FIRST-CLASH ‘ r »TooK OF hardware, stovoa, and tinware, at 138 OhlcC#°"xv. New york-lkasb and fuitn rr u i i E\)inv tint-class Broadway Hulol for sale. Address 8 li, Station D, Now York. ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BUST ESTABLISH od corner groceries on West Madison-st. for aalo, about orty by call ing at my bouse, paving charges and tbo cost of this ad* rerthemunt. BRUDOII DkvRIES, E? fv’RRWARD-LOST-ON BTATB-BT,, BETWEEN VtJ . Iblrllolh and Forllplli, ablaoksUk capo, trimmed with fringe, Mrs. BAKER. 1683 Btato*et. MACHINERY. FOR BALE-CHEAP—ONE NEW ENGINE LATHE with puimter shaft, lt)l_ond 193 KoutU (Jlurk-ct. I"pOR SALE- A NEW is-HbhTlK POWTm’KTATiON 1 ary engine; also a largo ft-ycar;pld horso, suit able for loam or carriage. P. J. oLXTON, Builder, U) ami 60 I'rtClllll-ttV. TPOR HALR-HECOND-HAND POUTAIILK. UP* X’ right, and tubniar boilers, portable and stationary on pluos; nno Buckeye engine and boiler. Chicago Bfcam Boiler Works, 66 Mloblgati-st. T;iOR"HALE-A FiRHT-CLAHS ENGINE, I' 12x18 In. Apply at Chicngo Kleam Engine Works, louthoast oorntw ftllohlgan am! VraiikUn-stu. | INSTRUCTION. A Wlihoj to J'lvodally lessonaln 1 ronoh, lit her loadnlU st children. Terms very moderate, Best of rolorcDoos. Applr fur three days, at U O’Brloo-aUbotwesn Joilorion JudUMsWd, 7 CITY REAX ESTATE. TBOR BALK—GOOD LOTS ON TIIR FOLLOWING X' stroolst Stats. Burnside, Butterfield, Arnold, Gari baldi, Hanover, Bailor, Wallace, Hummer, Winter, Mur* ray, and Hoisted { aleo on Wontworlb, Sburtloff, Portland and Btswaif-avs; also on Alcxatmor, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-sixth, Twenty-seventh, Twonly-oigbtb, Napoleon, Iwonly-nlntb. Karl, Thirtieth, Haven, Thlily-first. Thir ty-second. I Thirty-third, Thlrly.fi fib, .Thlrty-iuxth,Thirty- seventh. Fontaltio, ana Tblrty-olgbth-ste. Titlo perfect. Warranty deeds. A vory email payment down, flvo yoar'a Urns, 8 per oeut interest. No agency huelaoei. Apply to owner, ALBERT OUANB, 873 Wabash-av. Jpoil BALTCwKST ADAMS-ST., NEAR WOOD ' 3-etory and basornont briok home, oolnpnu front, 10 rooms | lot 22x130 ft. SNYDER A LICE, 14 Nixon Build ing, northeast corner Monrooand LaSalle-sts. For. halk-linooln park-lots fronting Fullorton-av., lUclne-av., Fremnnt-st., and Webster »v., in tbo neighborhood of Lincoln Hark; street railway wlthlu n few blocks: cheap lots and on vory easy torma. Apply tow. D. KEItFOOT A CO., M East Washing ton-st. TpOR SALK—TWO-RTOHY AND BASRA!ENT BRIOK JU house, 13 rooms, and lot 34x177, nn Pralrie-av., near Twonty-aoooad.it. SNYDER A LEE, 14 Nixon Build ing, norlboast corner Monroe and LaSsllo-wts.i F" >R SALR—CENTRAL PARK-LOTS FACING Washington, Lake, Madison. Monroe, Adams, Jack son, ami Fultou-sts., and Park, Warren, and California* atb., between Wostern-ar. and Central Park, at from 987 ft to 149,000 oaoh oa easy torma. Apply to WM. D. K-EHFOOT A CO.. 90 East W&shiugUm st. TBOR SALE-WEST TWKLFTII-BTi—WIS HAVH Jl Just made a Subdivision of tbo Block bounded by West Twelfth, Sampson, Robey, and Hoyno sts, nud wo are prepared to noil lots on oltlior of those streets cheap, on easy terms. Twelfth.st. or boulevard la 160 foot wltlo, and is (Inely macadamized. Parlies purchasing lots on it now can bo suro of realising a bnndsumn profit from their Investment. Apply to W. D. KERFOOT A 00., 90 East Washlngton-st. FOR BALK-LAKE.AV.-MXISO FEET ON LAKE av., near Fnrty-tblrd-it. SNYDER A I.KK, HNlion Building, northeast comor Mouroo aud LaSallo-sta. F" “Oil BALK-AT A'GRRAT"BARGAIN, ON MONTH. ly paymenis, two now lionsoa, 10 rooms, on Taylnr-st., near Oampboll-av. Ingulro at 166 South Clurk-st., Id bank. TROR SALK—VINOKNNKB-AV.—IIOXIO3 PBKT ON X 1 tbo northwest Corner of Vlnoonuoj ami Bryant-avs. SNYDER A LICE, 14 Nixon Bulldiug, northeast corner Monroe and I-aSane-sts. F‘ OR SALIC—AT A BAOnrFICK-$7,60a. ONIC-HALF cash, will buy a mntblo-front houno and lot oa South Hide; must soil this week. Address N 43, Tribune office. FOR BALK-SIOO, $450, ANDS6OO, ON KABYTKRMS, lota near Mllwaukco-av, and Insldo of tho old city lim its, •accessible, by street cars and omnibus Hue; high ground; titlo portoot. Those lots will bo worth SI,OOO In two years, • Biggest Invostmont In thn city. Call and lot us take you to .see thorn. A. O. BTOKBY A SON, 115 South Ofark-st., Room 8. FOR SALE-10 ACRES ON WEST OIIinAGO-AV., In 800. H. T. 39. ft. 13. SNYDER s. LUK, 14 Nixon Bolldlng, northeast oomar Monroo and LeSallo-sts, FOR SALK-CENTRAL PARK—FIVE ACRES BR twoon Lake anil Kluzlo-sta., Jiistw'ostof Central Park. SNYDER A LEE, 14 Nixon's Building, uorlbo&st comor Monroo and LsSnllo-ste. Fir sale— oheap lots, northwest of Humboldt Park, only S2OO each; toms easy: tltlo perfect. 8. W. KKQFF, 1-15 LaSallo-st., Room 14. FOR SALE—46XIIO FEET ON HARRISON. NEAR Ollnton-at. SNYDER A LEE. 14 Nixon Building, northeast corner Monroo and l>aßallo-ito. For salu-ciioior lots on iiaruibon, Flournoy, Islington, and I’olk-kts., west of Wonlcrn ay.. cheap and on easy terms. Apply to owner, B. M. DURHAM, 148 LaHallost. FOR SALK—6O FEET N.W. CORNER OP THIRTY tbInI-st. and Wabash-av; tho best location on tho avo nuo; will soil allow ptloo and cony toms, or will exchange for Improvcdproporty on Dearborn-at. extension. Air- FRED JA&IES, southwest corner MadUon and Clark-sts. FOR BALICBY H, 0. MOREY, 7T OLARK STr- Storo and lot northeast corner Ihiddan and Twenty* olgnth-sle.; store 20x00, aud rooms back; lot, 83x136; $3,800, SI,BOO cash, balance long thuoO pur cent. ClOli SALE—IO LOTS ON RGAN-AV., CORNER OP X' Btowart-nr.; 36 font on Langlcy-av.. between Forty second and Forty-thlrd-ats.; 49x180 on Kirabark-av., bo* tween Fifty-sixth and Flfly-sovonth-sta.; 60x160 on In. dinna-av., between Fifty-third And Flfty-fourth-sta.; 10 lots on Second and Erie-its, between Ruben and Nobio* sts. ; 10 lots on Woftlom-av., noar Laughton-st.; 39 lotaon Laughlon-ot., near Woslem-av.; 10 lots on Oampbolbst., near Mooro-st.; 60x170 ou Michigan**?., with lirsUclaas housoi 25x110, with two-story frame house, on Fourth, av., between Harrison and Polk-ets. WING A FARLEN, 85 East Washtngton-st., Roomi. For sale-a good house and lot on mighi* gan-av., noar Forty-socond-ot.; can bo bought at a bargain; also vacant lots on tho avenue*and on tho South Park. No. 88 Washington-st., Room g, L, W. STONE. TDOR SALE—BY MATSON HILL, 103 AND 110 X' Doarborn-at.: Indiana-av.—B3Vxlßo foot, between Sixteenth and Uight«pDth.«ts., 0255 per foot, all o&eh. Doarbom-st.— 20x110 foot, southwest coronr Huron-it. SAL#— CHOICE LOT ON LANGLEY-ST., ft foot-at a bargain. WM. 61. WHITNEY A CO., tint floor, 119 and 181 Aladlson-st. SOU SALE—OR EXCHANGE—A FINE MARBLE fronton Park-av., near Lonvltt-at. CANFIELD A kTIESON, 60 LaßaUo-st. POR SALE—MIOHIOAN-AV.—3 BRICK STORES southwest corner Mlchlgan-av. and Madlson-at. Will ■ell tboso buildings at $4,600, and give a lease of the lota upon which thoy stand at a low rata for two ortbroo years. J. EBAIAB WARREN, 18 Ohaiobor of Commerce. POR SALTS—DESIRABLE BRvSIDENCII AND VA- Jaokson-it.. near Morgan. aLI'KUD L. SEWELL, Roal KstoUi Broker, 160 La- Ballo-et. For bale-oalumkt-av. lots oueap-lots oh Calumot-av., botivooii.Thlrtj-aocoud and Thirty third-sta., on terms of ouo-tonth cash, balnnoo in nine c^alnnnualpai-mentsfttßnor .cont lutorcst. W. D. KEKI'UOT A CO.. 90 Eait Waahlnßton-Bt, For sale-lots in the new subdivision, corner of Ashland-av. and Douglas-placo, at S6OO to SBOO each, according to location; apodal terms to those who will Improve atouco; those are nmonc tho best in vestments in cheap lots now offered in tho market. MEAD A COE, 133 LaSollo-et, Foil SALK-N. K. a OP BLOCK 6, CORKER OF Grand Haven and Astor-sU., opposite Union square, and bounded by streets and alloys. Address U 18. Trib une otiico. FOR SALE—MienIGAN-av.—house and lot, ftwt-claea, near Tlilrtoonth-it. J. KSAIAS WAR itilN. TjtORSALE—MIOIUOAN-AV.—NEARTIIIRTY-SEO- X* ond-et., 50x100 foot, very cheap for a fuw days. Also, CUxIGO foot between Thirty-fourth and Thirty fifth-Bta., oneomo avonuo. As the owners wish lo sell, a good bargain by early appli cation. Thoro la no property in market so noouro of an advance. J. E3AIAB WARREN, Id OUambor of Com xuorco. TJtOR SALE—NORTHWEST CORNER WABASH £ 11,01 to nliw ' “ b “ p ' IrOU SALE—LOT ON DAYTON, FREMONT, AND n 0 /9R , ,^V B A**».,^9!' rooa Wobstor-av. and Contro-st. o» S. GOULD, 119 Duarboru-st. FOR SALE-NEW COTTAGE OP 0 ROOMS. LOT 34x110; price SI,BOO, balance I, 2. and S yen re, at B per cent. J. 8. GOULD, IlUDoarborn-ot. FOR SALE—PUAIRIE-AV.—COTTAGE; GREAT bargain; $2, fil'd cash; balance on 4 years. Cottage house. Pralrlo-av., $5,000; only SSOO down. Elegant marblo house. Miohigan-av.; only SSOO down. S, WEARS, owner, SOO LsHatlo-st. TBOU HALE-NO. 251 M PARK-AV., 2-STORY FRAME X 1 house, with lot, $6,600; $2,000 cash; bolanoo, long time. J, S. GOULD, 119 Dcarhorn-ut. IBOR SALE—NO. 939 WEST MADISON-ST., 2itf. X 1 story frame store and house, $6.5(10; $1,500 cash: bal ance, longtime. J. 3. GOULD, 119Doarhom-st. FOR BALE—BOXI2S FRET ON THROOP-ST., BE twoon Tylor and Harriaon-sta. J. 8. GOULD. 119 Doarbomst. F°K SALE-NEW COTTAGE, WITH LOT. ON Tblrtr-hrst-st.. $1,2W1; S2OO cash; balance, 1. 2, aud B years at 8 percent. J. 8. GOULD, 119 Dcartuim-st. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOR BALE—OR EXOHANGE-A SPLENDID farm of 1.067 acres, llnely Improved. In LaSalle uouuty. 111. Tho whole tract Is underlaid with workable veins of coal. C. C. THAYER A CO., Ib 6 East Madl eon-fit. T?OK BALE-NEW COTTAGE,I 8 ROOMS, AND 6 X* acres good, dry. Improved land y, mile from depot, Hobart, on Fort Waynu Railroad, 82 miles from Chicago, price, with crops, $523; oashsl()ot balance sl2_por moutli. Ollioo days, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. J. EARLE.Room 8, 158 ATonmo-st. / FOR SALE-OR KXOHANOIt-1.000 AORRH OF lowa.laud and 10 suburban lota to exchange for elly Improved properly and assume somo incumbrances, li. F. CLARKE A 00.. 123 LaSallo-at, TBOR BALE—7SO AORES OHOIOE, CLEAR TITLE X’ Missouri Jauds at fri per aero; a iino chance for spo«. Plating. B. If. OLAItKIC A GO., lia LaSsllo.st. HE AX. ESTATE WANTED. WANTED-A HOUSE AND LOT, OR VACANT tt tot or lota, well located, la city or convenient to city; will nay boiho cash or assume incambranoo. Address Mr. KINO, caio TmesdoU A Brown, 175 Wuat Madison. *1 IT ANTED COTTA OK AND LOT BETWEEN » T Twenty-second and Tblrty-fuurth-sts., near Rtato-nt, care. Homo cosh payment down: balance, monthly. 89U. Address X X, 47 Oongross-ut. WANTED— 50 FEET ON ROCKWELL, NEAR JaoKßOii-st. ; SI,OOO or $6,000 house, between Twelfth* at. and Usdo Park, In exchange for SB,OOO briuk house, good location. Lolaurhimaola city In exchange for Buo lann. Room 18, Major Block. W~" ANTED—6. 10 OR 16 AOREB 07 LAND WITH comfortable house, and barn, in or near some subur* ban (own, with fmlt on It: nut to exceed $5,000; for thU I will ray mostly cash. Dlstanno from Omcego net to ox* coca irt) milts. Addroea699Oottago Urovosv., Chicago, ■\I7’ANTED—TO PUROII ABE A BUSINESS >T ty and lot on West Madison, Randolph, nr I.ako-st,, Milwaukee or Blue Tsland>av., Wurth from $6,u00 to $6,000. Will pay SI,OOO cash, balance on time, or will tradeshousoand lot worth so,oooon Elizabeth-at,, near Randolph, for such a properly. Bond particulars or cull FINANCIAL. TITONBY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF SC,COO AND UP iiX wards on real oalutu security ot 0 pur uent, $1,4u0 short tlmo 10 per cunt. Short time commercial paper wanted. O. 8. LACEY A CO., 119 Dearbnrn-st. Money on hand to loan on improved and uniupruvud city property, Loans perfected without dolay. J. U. McOORD A GO,, 109 Dcarburn-it. AX ON OITY ivi and Conk County real ustato for a lonu of yoars. CHASE A ADAMS, ft! Bryan Block. TVf ONKY TO LOAN ON OITY REAL ESTATE. O. IVI H. HUBBARD, Jn., 108 Washlngton-st. \,fONRY ADVANCED' AT LASSEN'S LOAN OF lViflooilnlo JACOBS A C0.,0n diamond*, watchos, and other valuables; 177 Clavk-at., corner of Monroe, Room 6. fPO LOAN-MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE X nouurllyinsnmtof $5,(4/o and upwards. Inquire of DREW A NEWBURY, Rooms 6 and 9 Bryan Block. rnIj’LOAN—THE BUM OF SLHO« KO'll f, YEARS. Xon tlrst-oloss suourlty. IIAMILION A BLOIIM, 126 South Uiark-st. WANTED— GOOD REAL ESTATE PAPER. TIIOS. A. HILL, 123 Doarborn-st. ■LU’ANTED—OR $l87i<)OFOIl 8 OR 0 YEARS It on inside city real ontntosecurity. Fair oouuuUaiuu paid. Addru»s y office. (HO n/VATO LOAN ON OniOAGO REAL ESTATE corner Madison and Clark-sts. er. AND sn,a , o TO LOAN ON REAL EB* UWUtato; nuall Miim* to loan on bullies on leased land. GKO, W. UICED \ GO.. 146 Uhatlu-st. A AAM AND UPWARDS TO I,()AN AT!) AND 'iiXl/fw'/U hiper oxit: numa secured purchased] long and Nhurt time. A. fi. PALMEU, JR„ bl Washing loa*il.| Rooms 10 and 17. THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1875. SUBURBAN REAX ESTATE. WOR SALK-CHOICE SUBURBAN LOTS ON THH X* Milwaukee Hallway, six miles distant* and twenty minutes' ride, In Olrbonrn'a Addition to Uavouswooa. Those lots aro laid out MxlMfootonßOfootatrooU, and will bo sold upon easy terms, at from AMO to S7OO per lot. Tho facilities for sooou to and from the elty—tbo desir ability of tbo land—it being high and thoroughly drained —tbo proximity to flrat-olass Improvements, churches, schools, and aoolely, commend this properly ns (bo boat at tho prloe now la tho market. Comparison challenged! Tho attention of the Indus trloas-tho thrifty—the cautions—is oollod to those lots as sites for homesteads or Investments. Call, for a printed abstract and plot, npon ROBERT GRECH, MLaSallo-st.. Room 3. TJIOU BALK-CHEAP LOTS, ON LONG TIME, LOW X' price, and easy toms of payment, onllalsted, Murry, Union, Dosplalnoa, and Wallaes-sla., Just north of the Pavilion Parkway. Persons desiring lata for houses, ami those wanting a (mo Investment, with suro prospects of Increased value, are invited to oxamino those lots. Call onPOTWIN A OOUDY, Agents, llOFranklln st. F“ OR BALE-ONLY 810 DOWN, 85 MONTHLY till paid for, a few loft of our largo lets only 1,000 foot from throo depots at Washington Heights, high and dry; trees on every lot. Titlo porlnat, Prions, S2OO to 93i)Q. flail and go and see them. TRUKBDIILL A BROWN, 176 West Madlsou-st. ECU BALK-IN BVANBTON. A BEAUTIFUL NEW bouso of 8 rooms, good collar, laundry, bath-room, etc., on choice loti ulco location. Four bouses in North Evanston and one In planeoo, at low figures. Also throe houses to rent m North Evanston, at sl6, 830. and $36 par month. Itfle In any of tbo places named for sale cheap. End lumber furnished those who will build. Terms for eases, ono-flfth cash, balance in monthly or yearly pay. moots, and lota on still bettor terms. Call at my office in mansion, or Room 2,163 Monroo-st. O. E. BROWNE. FOR SALK—or uknt-two house's at north Evanston. Those houses aro desirably located near depot, aud will bo sold or rented for tho balauco of tbo year at a bargain. AIsoSUO lots, Including sonic of tbo most desirable suburban properly near Chicago for sain. To parlies who will improve, on tbo mast rua«on ablo terms. Apply to R.H. ABBOTT, at depot. North Evanston, erH. M. KIDDER, 108 West Ratulolpb-st. TROR SALE-7 CHOICE LOTS ON SIC VENT Y-FIFTH- X 1 st.. east of Grand Crossing, high lauds half cash, balance 4 years at 8 per coat; bargain. ULRIOU A BOND, 87 Dearbom-st. ' FOR SALM-AT RAVRNHAVOOD-A DESIRABLE dwelling-house of Brooms, gnod brick collar, furnace, bard and soft water, hot 149x163 feet-, ornamented with fruit and shade trees. Apply to ROBERT GREER. 81 LaSalle st., Room 3. For salk-desiradlk lots and acre tracts at Montrose at prices affording a marglu; no property presents hotter prospects, or enjoys bettor facili ties for easy, quick, ami cheap ncoosa. For particulars apply to REA A COATES, ICB Washlagtou-st. EORBALK— THIRTY OOTTAOK3 AND TWO-STORY houses at Englewood on easy terms. Apply to TIL TSON BROS.. 373 and 874 State-at. . Fob SAiiK—two blocks aobbs bach. short dlstanoo west of Northwoswn car-shops, con vonlont to depot. HENRY WALLER, Jr., 86 Rost Washlogton.Bt., Room 4. Fit BALB-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at Oakland, (?n Ellls-av., noar depot and horse-ears. Furnaoo, conservatory, gm. and good water; homo llunly finished, good born; lot 69x160 ft. to alley. Will sellata great bargain U taken at onco. Fumlshod or unf otnlihed. Price, 1816,000, ULRICH A BOND, 87 Doarborp-st. For bale-o. a n. w. lots, between central Park and O. A N. W. car shops, a non-roslnont owner will sell vory cheap. Also, boulevard loti, and lots near bonlovard. Freo ride, win or earrings. FJIINHBY A LOMBARD, .166 LaSalle-at. For sale-or kxohanqr-at Norwood Park— Ono of the ohnlnesi 10-oopo blocks, SO minutes' rldo from Chicago, J. H. STANLEY, U*G Dearborn-st. For sale—or aores near Northwestern cnr-shops: will oxohsngo for good farm. A. LOKII A PRO., 181 LaßaHo-at. For sale-lots at Maplewood, 6nly four miles from tho (Jourt-Houso: commutation faro, OJ4 coots: largo frontage ou Humboldt boulevard, Fullerton, oud Woltoru-avs. | sldownlks hare boon laid, and trees sot out over tho entire property; artesian! well superior to any other m this vicinity, Sowing at rate of 360 gallons nor minute of pure water, equal in every respect to that of Lako Michigan. Parties looking forborne* would do wall to visit Maplewood before purchasing. Price of lota from 6 K>o to S6OO. WING A FAR LIN, E5 East Washington. st.. Room 4, TROR SALE—OR RENT-PLANK ROAD, JEFF ER X l . son. hpusa of 1 roomi, standlngin an aom of garden; well stocked with fruit-trees. U BsTribune office. TpOR SALE—AT MAYWOOD. A NEW FIR3T- X* class 3-story frame house, 10 rooms, bathroom, con* croto collar, well and cistern, good barn, lot 183x183, and well cultivated. Parties dosinng'a homo in this thriving suburb would do well to examine this properly, as it can bo had on very favorable terms. Possession given In reasonable time. MEAD A COB, 158 LaSallo-st. FOR SALE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE RESIDENCES In Evanston. South Evanston, and Rogers' Park; also, building lots and aero property. ALFRED L. SEWELL, Roal Estate Broker, IC9 LoSalto-st, I*"lOR SALK—EVANSTON GROVE LOTH, SB6O, IN fivo-doliar monthly payments, with no payment down. This Is tho bostcbancoyct offered to got a homo. IRA BROWN, 143 LaSalle-st., Room I. For sale-several good residences at Hyde Park and Oakland; ono for (6.000. S6OO cash, balance to suit; 66x183 near depot; ono for $13,000, lino lot and house: onohouso to rent at S6O per month; good lots Ip Oakland. Kenwood, Uyclo Porfe.ond cholco corner In Egandalo. ULRICH A BOND, 97 Doarbom-st. FOR BALE—6 fOTS FRONTING SOUTH ON Flfty-flrit-sty near P. A Ft. W. R. R.; only S2,UUO cash. 8. W. KROFF, 115 LaSallo-st., Room 14. For sale-by boyd a wisnkr, w dearborn* st.—Bo acres In See. 7. Town of Worth. CX acres oorntrr Stony Island-av. and Seventieth.st. <•; acres aoveoty-tiftii.it., near the Joke. ■CIO! SALE-73 ACRES. WITH GOOD IMPROVE* X 1 monti, 16 mllei from Chicago depot; high gmvolanrt; within ono-qusrtoc mllo of station; good hnuso. barn, Ao.; an extraordinary bargain. J. HSAJAo F'OR BX.LB-8100 AVERAGE PRICE, LOTS 60X160; near oars, schools, and churohsa. Termi $36 canh; $lO per month; but few lots loft, and when sold you can buy no more for loss than S2OO. EDMUND Q. STILES, WMsdlson-st., comer poatborn. Room?, Foil RALE-AT PARKBIDR, ON ILLINOIS OFN tral Railroad. B miles from Court-House, 85 mlnutm* tide, lots on Madison and Llndon-nvs., within one block of depot. Trees have boon planted, streets graded. Sii teon trains daily furnish easy access to and from tho city. This property is within I) blocks of tbo South Park. Prioo of lots from 8100 to S6CO, and will ho sold on easy pay. ments. WING A FAItLIN, 85 East WaablngUia-et,, Room 4. FOR BALE—S AORRBNRAR THE PROPOSED COL logo at Washington Heights; price, S4OO. SO acres in 800. 86, 83, 18; will soil 10 acres; price, S6CO per acre. 6 acres near woolen factory, South Chicane; price 9000 poracre. TUPS. A. HILL, 123 i)oarhorn-st. For SALE—maywood-a DESIRABLE frame house, well located. Irving I’ark—Several choice bouses and fifty foot lots at a bargain. Englewood—Lots nonr depots, on graveled streets; also a substantially built house. CANFIELD A MATTB3QN, 60La8allo-st. FOR SALE—I3SxIS6. CORKER FQRTY-ItlQUTil-ST. and Kenwood-court; 150 fuel on Kenwood-court, be tween Forty-seventh and Forty-clghth sts. Will bo sold on cany payments. The above property is within 2 blocks of Kenwood depot. WING AFAULIN, 86 East Wash- Ingtoo-it. For sale-choice lots at hawthorne. on 0., 14. AQ. R. R,, cheap and on easy tonne. They are near tho station, and on tho beautiful boulevard to Riverside. More money in these lota than in any other suburban property In Cook County. Improvements will bo made within six months thst will double this property. Also, a few lota in Wisoor's Mllwaukoe-av. Addition. A 'bus lino already running door to these lots; houses be ing built upon adjacent lota. Small paymout down, and balance in monthly or quarterly payments. Abstract of title furnished. Just tbo thing for workingmen. Tho above property is for sale by tho owner. Purchasers will thereby save commissions to real estate agents. Apply at Room 83, 156 Washingtoq-st. FOR SALE—SIOO WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT atDosplainos, one block from depot: they will prob ably double In value this summer; only $lO down ana $6 a mouth nntilpald. IRABROWN, 113LaSaUo-st., Room 4. Tjidß LOTS AT KNGLKWOOdTo X 1 vonlont to depot, schools, and ohutohon, at s3bto S3O per foot; also, several now houses, on easy terms; and 50 or lUO-foot lots In the grove, on Michigan, Wabash, or In diaua-ftvs., within SM or 0 blocks from depot, aud4bb>cks from Groat Bouth Park. HULBURD A CO., S3 East Harrison-st. F* OR SALE—ACRE LOTS, HANDY TO CHURCHES,* schools, andean; 5(1 minutes’ rido; $300; $33 cash, and balance $lO por month. Como and have a freo rido lo too tho property, EDMUND G. STILES, 99 Madison at., cornor Dearborn. TpOR BAI.B—AT WABIHNQTOW HEIGHTS, NEAR X 1 two depots, by tho block; avorago slco of tho lota, 85x150 loot, at $110porlot; ono-thlrd cash, balance in one, two, and three years, at 7 per cent Interest, Tlio boat property for investment In Cook County, Free tickets to seo the propotty. B. F. CLARKE A CO., Room 4, 123 Laßslle-st. FOR SALE-SEVERAL FINK COTTAGES, CHEAP, convenient to oara; also at Rnnlowoort, llydo Park, Rlvorsido, and fronting Union Park; monthly payments. SHANNON A TRIPPE, comer Wellington and Clark tU., banemout. FOR SALE. TJIOR BALE—THE OIIRAFUST AND BEST STOCK X 1 of Eastern baby carriages In tho city at tho Willow Ware Manufactory, No. 106 West MadUop-at. For sale-cannons mountrD-tthraums. onununltion, Bags of all hinds, Chinese lanterns, tea and blue lights for illamlaatlug. teqta, wagon-oovoru.ndl* Itary equipments at Government Goods Depot. 193 and 11/7 East Lako-si. For, bale-at jhalv price, 1,000 fert op rubber and leather bolting and l,oun foot of hose: will sou In quantities to suit; goods now* inquire at S9O West Washing toa-st. '■ Fon BAXB-OHBAP-TUE PIRBST AND HAND, somustoamoo ring la the State; also a laulos' elegant gold hunting-ease watch. Address U 53, Tribune office. For sale-or exchange for real j:s* tato, a valuable patent: SIO,OOO can bo mode In six months. Address for interview u 63, Tribune nllloo. FOil SALE - FUIV TURK AND LEASE OF A comfortably (urnlihcKi bouse, suitable for boarding house; likewise, now grand piano; prominent street. Address Z. U. WOLFU, Real Estate Agent, 119 Dear born-st. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. A DVANOEB MADE ON ALL KINDS OF HOUSE JX hold goods ami merchandise'; largo stock alway.i on hand for buyers. Regular auction Bales on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Bpoolal sale of dry goods this week Thurday at salesroom, 68 South Caaolmt, HAVENS. OSGOOD A CO.. Auctioneers. [ Furniture of all kinds on installments at lowust cash prices; now and olugant designs of tho Empire Parlor Bedstead now ready; chamber suits, par* lor suits, lounges, spring bods, maUrosios, pillows, chairs, eta., ulo. Empire Parlor Bedstead Co., removed to 383 West Madlson-st. trOUHKHOLI) GOODS ARB BELLING AT COST ri at 71 and 73 North Wolll-st. A largo stock of furni ture must be sold by July 1. TO EXCHANGE. fHO EXCHANGE—OR FOR BALE—BTEAM CANAL i. propallor in complete running order. A. McKIUDY, 811 South Wator-at., orU. BAY, 6U North OUrk. * mo KXciiANaii-A ooob house and barn on X corner lot, very desirable, near Union Park, lur salu or exchange for snharban property, or for a farm. Ad dress 01/3, Trtbnuu office. fllO EXCHANGE—I,WO FEET ON HTATK RT. AND X Wnbaih-av.. noar Englawoo.!. Will oxeliango (nr good farm nr other property. GILBERT, BUM\VALT A OALDWEIA iW« LaßaHo-at. rno EXOHANOE—GOOD SUBURBAN LOTS FOR X himsn and lot, worth from $2,1(10 to $5,0U0, on Booth or West Side. Willasinmnan inoumbranoo oriiaysunm caili. U. L. DIE'i'IUUH, Room 2, tirst lluor, 1431yiBallo. si., Alajorßlock. WANTED-TO EXOHANOE-HOUBR AND LOT IN CHntoo, lowa, lor a small stock of goods: hardware preferred. Apply to J. N, UUTLUB) 65 Wssl Laks-st, BOARDING AND LODGING. West Side. 1 O WALNUT-BT.. CORNER ASITLAND-AV.— A X 4 largo, well-furnished (runt room suitable for two gentlemen; also small bedroom to root with board. ■ 1 Q NORTH PEORIAST,—A PARTY OF POOR JLU gentlemen can And largo and woll-furnlahod front room, with double closet, parlor, and bath-room. Of* ABERDISRN-BT.—MARBLE. FRONT, RLE -40 gantly furnished; every summer comfort; hand aomo rooms; nnoxooptlooablo table; a fow moro rooms j from 87 por week. A A SOUTH MOROAN-ST.. NEAR WASHINGTON— tfc i: Two very pleasant and nicely fumlahod rooms, with first-class board. A Q SOUTH DEBPLAINB9-BT.—ltfl TO 88 PBR .rO week tor board and room at SI. Charles' Hotel. Day-board, 84.C0. Flrst-olasa aocommodallnna, Q1 SOUTH MOROAN-ST.—A HANDSOMELY OX furnished front parlor to rent; also ono doi.bln and ono single room, 111110010 for slnglo gentleman, with or without lint-class board. Uotuo has all modem Improve monts. QC SOUTH MOROAN-ST., NEAR MADISON— OU To rent, with board, one lergoaloovo room 5 furnish ed or unfurnished | also, ono larso room fumlahod. sutta bio ft*r families, or single gentlemen; housoliraUclnsi, with modem Improvomcnta. HO .TKFFKUB6N-BT.-.FinBT-OLABS BOARD AT VO 85; alio day boarders accommodated; table flrat olats. ' IQ,( WAIUIISN-AV., OOBNHB WOODST.-TWO XO ± delightful rooms for party or couples of young gonts. Surroundings unusually Inviting. Table superi or. Tonne moderate. Only one block from Madlsoa-st. oars. ■ IQ K SOUTH PEORIA-ST.—FURNISHED ROOMS. XOU with flrnt-olass board. 1A H WARRKN-AV.-A SUITE OF TWO NICE XX\J front rooms (or two or throo pononi, with good board. . *ICCI "WEST WAHHINOTON-BT.—COOL AND XUU2 nlcoly-fnrnliliod rooms, with or without board: also day-board 81.60 por wook. OAfC WALNUT-HT.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY ZivC can bavo a largo, pleasant front with a widow; board for lady only; beautiful locality; tako Randoloh-st. cart, . QAQ WEST MONROE-BT.. NEAR MORGAN OKJa Ivirgo fnrniahod room adjoining bath-room, with board 5 or two small rooms, also (uruUbud; several table boarders can bo accommodated. QQO WEST WASIIINQTON-ST. —ROOMS WITH 004 board for gentleman and wife, or single gentle man; beet of acoommodations; roforonccs required. QQft WEST ADAMS*BT.-OAN ACCOMMODATE OOU persons desiring board, with rooms nicely fur nished. Flrat-clasn tablo. OOP WEST RANDOLPH-ST,—A LARGE ROOM OOU furnished or unfurnished, with board for man and wlfo or two flnglo gontlomen. • ADAMS-ST., NEAR ABERDEEN-BOARD FOR two or three persons in a private family of tbroo. Rofuronooa required. Addrcaa U 72, Ttlbuoo olQoo. South Side* •I Q ELDRIDOE-OOURT - A VERT DESIRABLE J-O furnished or unfurnished room, with board. /ID U U iTb ARD COURT—NEW BOARDING tcO house. first-oloM beard with rooms, $4 to $5.50 per week, with use of piano. Day board 81. A 7 AND 49 HUBBARD-OOURT—FURNISHED x I rooms, with or without board. Day boarders ac commodated. 1 QK TWENTY-NINTH-ST.—NIOBLY-FURNISHKD XOU roout, with or without board. Ann WARASH-AV. - FRONT ROOMS, WITH tfc I U board, on suite or single; everything now and desirable. Front parlor fur rout, unfumishod. Day boarders accommodated. References. caq wabash-av.-elkqant'rooms for qen. uuO tlomon ami tholr wires,or single gonllomon. Day board 95 per week. Bam to root. ri A WABASH.AV.-TWO PLEASANT SINGLE *JXU rooms, with board. Apply at 505 Wabash-av. Roforoaoos required rQ7 WABASH-AV—TO RKNT-ROOMB, WITH OR tJO I without board, to single fronts or married ouuplcs; vacancy for two ladies; day board. f*nQ WABABH-AV.-FIRBT-OLAB9 ROOMS, FUJI* UuO Dialled or unTurnlabod, with board. Table-board* ors accommodated. Rofottmcos exchanged If desired. 7QQ WABABH-AY.—TO RENT, WITH BOARD, 1 VO one desirable room, furnished or unfurnished; also, vacancy for one gentleman. iAT 7 WABABH-AV.—TO RENT: VERY IIAND XUX 1 some rooms, lurnlshod nr unfurnlahod, with or wlthont board. First-oloss (able. Largo brick barn, with stabling for throo horses, sod ample carriage room. 107 A WABABU.AV.-A SUITE OP FRONT XU I x rooms, withlavgoclosotattaohodjaLio, a large back room, unfurnished, with or without board. IBRONT ALCOVE SUITE UNFURNISHED, ON . Mioltlgan-av., noar iourtoonth-rt.. with table smelly first-class, at s7Spor month. Address 8 68, Tribune otUou. Rooms witu~b6ard for twO; everything llrst-olasa; terms low. 1193 Pralrlo-av., corner of Twooty-Biith»at. ■ SANDSHOUSE.IIB AND 118 FTFTH-AVI—ELEGANT rooms, with board, at reasonable rates. Transient, $a per day. Day board, $5 per week. < 1 UNITED STATES HOTEL-ELEGANT SITUATION, convoulont to the business part of tho oily, and no a family residence Is uuoqualcd. First-class table accom modation. Transient guests $3 per day. Permanent boarders reasonable rates. Siluatod at comer Thirty* llret-at.nnd Cottage Qrovp-av. RUCKER A HAW LEY, Proprietors. D. Little, Manager. PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD FOR V two. Uso of homes and carriage froo. Terms low. Fine neighborhood, South Bldo. Address U 81, Tribuno pin bo. BOARD WANTED. •nOAKD-AND TWO ROOMS, ON WEST SIDE, IN X> a private family, by lady and gentleman (IsraeUtoß) fc Address, staling terms and location, J 78, Tribuno oillco" T>OARD—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, OfTTIIEr South Side. Addroea, stating terms, J 71, Tribuno OlliCD. Board-and a suite of rooms on first iloor, lu a private (Amity, by a gentleman, wife, and child, uu South Side; best of references given aud re qulrod. AJdrosa J. L. F» A Co., 173 Mourou-at. BOARD-A SINGLE ROOM, WITH HOARD, HY A young man; private family preferred. Address, aiatuiK terms, U Gf, Tribuneolllco. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. AND IT MATTERS NOT lIOW DULL EVERY PER son sajs It is la this city, wo aro bound to soil horses and second-hand buggies, and dolt; uo foolishness, but business; if you dou’c mean It, keen away; why, every man, woman, or child who wants anything of the kina cornea to see us, and wouldn't most people think it a Rood plnco to soil; two car-loads country horses received lost night, and room and customers for 75 head mnro at t!6l Stato-st., Kalo Stables of ilurbos, Baggies, and Uaruosj. BRADLEY A WILLS. Any one wishing to huy second-hand buggies, harness, or sell, will tlnd tho proper place b at MollENßV’b Sale Stable, 43 Harmon-court. A BLACK BUGGY HORSE. 1 YEARS OLD. GOOD traveler, aud very stylieh, for solo, at B7 East Kin gio-it. Boarding stables-i have recently enlarged and refitted ray stahlos; can aoeommodato a few more boarding-herpes at tuasunabla rates. Homed kept on first and second Hoorn. Call and examine tamo. BASSETT'S, 12and21 llarmon-oourt, botwoou Wobaah and Mlohlgaa-avg. Barouches, victories, rookaways, phaic ton, jump-floate, slide-seats. and a groat variety of top and open buggies, U. B. HILL, 37 and 29 South OUnton-flt, *DOARDING STABLE-BEST ACCOMMODATIONS J3 and moderate prices; no basement stalls. I. ti. COOPER AGO., 427 Wabaih-av. (rear), entrance from Hubbard aud I’ook-courts. ‘SVOR SALE-LIGHT AND HEAVY EXPRESS AND X 1 delivery wagons; one second-hand express wagon and second-hand buggy, at 281 South Oannl-at. THOR SALIWUBT IN FROM TUB COUNTRY, A X} beautiful pair of carriage or gentleman's driving bnrsoa, crOR SALE—A PAIR OF WELL-MATCHED BROWN X 1 horses, young, gentle, aud accustomed to tho city; either of them suitable for family horao; will soli sepa rately or together; have no use for them and will soil cheap. Inquire from II to 9 oooh day at 421 Klalo-et., or luurmng and evening at HENDRICKSON'S (tables, Wadlßon-st., near Robey. TjIOR SALE-LUMBER TEAM, COMPLETE, CHEAP X' for cash. Inquire at 130 North Caual-st. THOR BALE—C BBOOND-HAND WAGONS AND SETS X 1 of harness: will soil ohuap or trade fur building ma terial. DUNNE «k SCAN LAN, IGlEast Mouroo-at. F“OR SALE-FAST PAGING HORSE; CAN GO IN the teens. To bo seen at SIMON ANDERSON'S Training Stable, Dexter Park. Good pasturage for horses at stony form, In Idydo Pork. $1 per week, ii, U. l l.| OlD&9 FOB SALE, CONSISTING OP NICE DRIV JX. en. and la (ho lota Tuckahao colt that can trot (ant: now In the Umo to buy cheap. tiUUULELN A CLARK, 10J Stalest. HAY BAUM. PRESSES, AND GRASS LAND, TO cottar or separately, (or ono year or lougor. Good ehanoo offered. J. mTSTEWAUT, 803 West Indlana-at. T) OOKAWAYB, PHAETONS, IBLIbE-SKATB, TOP XV and open Lugglcs, oto., In groat variety, lor aaloat low priooß. aaTßufo-Bt. P. L. SMITH. SIX HOUSES FOR BALE CHEAP, AS I HAVE NO uso for thorns ono buggy horse for SBO. 74} WostSladl aon-sU SADDLE PONY,DRAUGHT AND BUS borsoa, wagons, aud low-bed truck and harness lot sale at ICO and 103 West Momoo-st. TATANTED—A I.UHIT CHESTNUT OH SORREL YY horse to match, must bo a good driver, and stylish, 1 b)4 to 10 hands high, and weigh from I,MO to 1,100 poanda. Call for 3 days at IBW lualanu-ar., after 4p. m. ANTED—TO BUY-A GOOD FAMILY HOUSE } must bo sound, and safo for lady to drive 5 mono/ talks. Address, or osll st CM Wost Lako-st. WANTED-TO PUROHASE-A SECOND-HAND 11 oonpo. Address with terms and whoro can bo soon, J Ml, Tribuno office. . PARTNERS WANTED. PARTNER WANTED—AN ENERGETIC PARTY with $1,600 to do tho outside buatuussofa woll-art ▼ortlaod drug stero and practice; paying well. Address QlfJ. Tribuno oUtoo. PARTNER WANTED-BY A MECHANIC. LATELY from *ho East, that thoroughly understands thunial loablolrou business; a partner that would bo willing to Invest $8,000: would bo willing to work for a share of tho profits] van furnish the boat of Eastern reference; no such business in thoolty: will pay at luast4oporcout. Address If Ml, Tribuno olllcu. PARTNER WANTED—I WANT A PARTNER IM mediately, with sllsO ready cash. Como umpired to fiotowork. It Is a sure thing aud big pay. 7s East Mad lou-st,, Room 7. pARTNKKH WANTED—WITH SI,OOO, IN AN EB- X tabliihod cash business paying SStXI per month. Nunn but parties who sra ready fur business and bavo good references nood apply. 137 Booth darkest.. Room US. AUTNKU^W’ANTED—A GOOD STEADY MAN with SKiJ to lake tho place of 0 retiring partner} good rofuronco re f« rr od. 176 Htnto-at., Room 13, ijARTNiGt - '3 | i.ot«i. IN A X retail tea, oolToo, and splcn Hturc on (ho South Bine, doing a good cash business. This In a big bargain for those moaning business only. Address U 65, Tribuno. office. BUILDING MATERIAL, 15UKNA VIHTA STONE, BAWKD TO ORDER. MIS- J) sourlHcolch granite fur columns, oto. Vermont mar tin in blocks or sawed to sUo, Marble tile. J, U. SMITH, 46 South CUrk-st. TO RENT—HOUSES. r RENT-ON NORTH SIDE FOR A HOTEL, Till? splendid four-story and basement stone-front build ing, 80 by 11)0 foot, ellnatod on Iho southeast corner of North Wells and Mlohlgan-sti. Apply to 15. A* JACOBS A FIHOIIER, No. M North Wolls-st. HlO RENT—A 8-STOUY AND BASEMENT MARBLE X front hnnao, with nil modern Improvements, and furnished. Apply on tho promises 1198 i’ralrlo-nv. ni6IIRNT-NK\Y~ILBTORY FRAME HOUSE, 8 X rooms, tonlh front, PM West Monroo-st., close to Woslnrn-av, Root low to desirable tenant. Apply to JOHN WEST, m SVost Mouroo-st., next door to Uio above. HID RENT-NEW BRICK HOUSE, TWO-STOUY X and bnaomctit, No. SD7 North Wolls-st., oornor Whit ing. Ront SSO por month. 11. HRAUOKMAN. RENT—A HPKNDID HOUSE, 1)84 SOUTH DEAR- X born-st., comer Thirty-ninth, with barn, only S3O. Inquire of J, W. GOULD, at PB.’. HID RKNT-1N A VERY DESIRABLE LOCATION, .X .W4 North Doatboru-st,, ono 2-story and basement brick dwelling, 15 rooms with eluents and modem tin— Er??«9J°Pl9• _* op Potato rosldonco only. Apply to A!. BOANLAN, 7 South Olark-st. TO RENT-ONE OF THE BEST-LOCATED BO MID'- mg-housos on tho West Hide, consisting rf IS). .>ms, 10 ho rented cheap to a responsible party only, £(M Smith Dosplrincs-st., known as the Pardon City Houso. _ rRBNT-858 INDIAN A-A V M NEAR~TWENTIKTH st., with or without furniture. for tho season or year, or lor sale, location very desirable, funilturo now and nanasomo, billiards, barn, and modem conveniences, matblo Iront, 13 rooms; possession immediate. Call botwooa Band 10a. m., andlUnd op. m. r RENT—A COTTA (Jlt OK 0 ROOMR-ONLY 825 per month, and furniture for salo at abargsn 5 nono ncod apply only those wishing tho furniture; two minutes' walk from Ilandolph-st. oars. Apply on promises, Oil Washington-ay., between Wood anil Lincoln. rpo 11E.NT-M1 WAI!ASk-AV,. lIIUOK IIOUSK UN- X furnished scan bo tontodohoap, Apply on premises from 12 to 4t>'olnuk. fiio URNT-FOR A FEW MONTHS, A NEATLY near Union Bark. Apply to M. M? BBON, 20 North Sheldon-st., 0r313 East Madlsou-st. fPO RENT-3 TIOpMH AND OLORKTS, WATKii”ITi A„ tho rooms, No. 407 North Roubou-st., one block from flnlwnuhoo-aT. horso oars. Apply on tho promises. TO RUNT—4 o’ll 6 DRRIIIARLK ROOMS, PANTRY nndolrsabi, water Inkllchon; just oalolmlnod; cheap to a small family. Apply on promises, 193 South Wood-st. TO. RENT-HOUSE 718 MADIBON-3T., CORNER Lincoln, 7 mums, bath-room, pantry, and 0I010U : well arranged. Inquire at store. TO UIiNT-A NKW TWO-3TORY AND IIASKMENT bonso with modern Improvements for 83». In beauti ful grove, whom heads don't ache, nor babies die. Forty- • OROlf^T™ 6 ° £ Cottn ®° Grov °- a,r . oao block. F. 1). fpO RENT—TO A FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN, X a houso containing fl rooms, with summer kitchen, Location goud, ond rent only *2O to tho right potty. Ad* droosP, Times ollioo. . IPO UEffT-IS-ROOM MARBLE-FRONT HOUSE, X with barn, and nil modern Improvements. Fnmlturo tS-'VS I ,',',, 1 .! „Apnk to .BOLDEN * ITBHail- WATERS, Bl and 83 Soulu Olark-01, TO OF 8 ROOMS TO small family who will board owner and family. 703 tult«n*st. ~ fltO RENT—TWO-BTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK X house, 9 room*, and furulluro for salo. 2bQ Illinois- Bt., soooiid door from Rush. TO, RENT—II-ROOM FRAME DWELLING, NO. 13 North Morgan-st.; also brick livery stable, No. 1W Twonty-second-st.; both In Rood order. Inquire on the promises or at 77 Ulark-st., Room D. WM. SKINNER, fpb RENT-HOUSES 40 UNION PARK-PLACM, X Mlchlgau-av., 53 Warron-av., 101 Lo.wltt-st., and a now house on Thirty-slxth-st., nnar Mlohlgan-av. SNY DER Jt LKJC, It Nlxim’g Building, northeast corner of Mourou and LnSallc-sta. fp6 RENT-A BRICK HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS. HOT X and cold baths, northeast corner Throop aud Van Bu ron-Bte. Inquire at 130 Throop-st. fpO RENT—3-STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH BASE- X meat, olosete, baths, hot and cold water, furunoe and raugo.lo rooms. Possession given Immediately. In quire on tho promises, 01 Rhodos-av,, four doors south of Thlrty-roeomi-ft. fpO RUNT-HOUSE fANDILOT. NO. 461 WABASH, X &v., near Eldrldgo-ootirte, 10t40x170. good barn; rout, $2,000 to a perfectly responsible tenant, J. RSAIAS WARREN, 18 Cbambor of Commotco. Suburban* IPO RENT—THE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSE AND X ground* In Evanston: near depot, lake, and pnbllo buildings. Has bam and ail conveniences of n country rosfdonoe. Will rent cheap to the right family for hal* anco of year. Apply to J. U. FUWLKIt, lloat Estate Agent, Evanston. fTO RENT—AT EVANSTON-TWO PLEASANT X dwellings; also two nice furnished houses, ono for Ibo summer only. ALFRED L. SEWELL, Ileal Estate Broker,JE9 LaSalle-at. TO RENT—ROOMS. mO RENT—TWO LARGE ROOMS. 40X100, SECOND X and third doors; Nos. 50 and 53 East Madlson-et. Can furnish otoam*powcr If doelrod for third floor. Ap* ply on promises. I). A. OASILMAN. TO RENT—CHEAP—A NICE FURNISHED PARLOR and bod room, or 4 rooms not furnished; splendid summer residence. Bvans-av., fourth houou from Forty lifth-st. TO RENT-FURNISHED PARLOR WITH BED* rooms for i;ont!oman and wifo or single gontlomon, with or without board; very moderate charges. 173 West Jackaon-st. rpo RENT-3 NICK ROOMS AND CLOSETS, WATER X in rooms, No. 467 North Roubou-st., one block from Mllwaukoo-av. horse cars. Apply on premises. r RENT—A NICE - FURNISHED PARLOR. ROOM for ono or two gontlomou, at 6804 N ort h Olark-st. mo RENT—S4S FULTON-ST.—FOUR ROOMS, WITH X closets, suitable for housekeeping. fPO RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE X or single. 461 Mlchlcan»av. TO RENT-ROOMS*. FURNISHED OR UNFUR nisbud, latter wUhearpofs. House has all modem im provmnonta. 813 West Washlogton-st. TO RENT—A SMALL FRONT ROOM, WITH VIEW of lake, furnished fnrnlnglo lady or gent, with closet, privilege of baih-room, in a small private family, n abort distance from North Sido bridges. Inquire to-day at 40 Y ant ns porter and clerk at CLARtC’B European Hotel. LaSalle and Houlh Wator-sts. Call from fi to 11 o’clock. \yANTRD-A TRAVELING SALIIRMAN WRI.L AO ffc qunlntod n*i Chicago A Alton and Illinois Central Railroads, who can give best of reference os to character and capacity. GEORGE HOBS A GO., 47 Mlohlgan-av. \\T ANTED—OUT-DOOII MAN TO SELL REAL RS w tatoi emo whoMioahs Gorman prnforrod. EDMUND O. STILES, 99 Madlson-at., Room 7. TrnaoK. WANTRD-8 GOOD CARPENTERS AT MADISON, Wls. Apply to BORRENSGN A FREDRICKSON, Mudlton, Wls. W“* ANTED—HANDB AT WOOLRN MILL, OAULIN villa. Illinois. Ty ANTED—A CYLINDER PRESSMAN TO TAKH Ola j c c l ( ftrß < j C t j )^p rDSß ' rt>om * FRANKiLN CO., 160 South \\TaNTRD-AN UPHOLSTERED AT 729 WKBT if Madison-at. None but a good we .’anncod apply. WANTED— 3 TAILORR'aN - PANTS AND COATSC Steady work and goodwages paid, at Ktl Arobor-av. Wantrd-Traker f 6 u e'mAuuam* Apply ftt lU6 BoQth Doß ( ,luiQOl ' nt< Ty ANTED—TWO BUBUELMRN. AT 177 TWBNTY TT second-st. . > WANTKD-UPIIpLRTRRnRS, IMMEDIATELY, AT WANTED-A SMART MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS cutting moat for a market, at 71Fourteenth-at. \yANTRD-AN EXPERIENCED MAN COMPK- Tf tent to aot as assistant foreman and to take charge ?- f^l ?> a .?W n P r ?, ,n ft Planing mill. Apply to RICHARDS, NORRIS A nc., comer Wost Twenty-second and Latlln sta. Only steady and men skilled lu tho business nood apply. ' Coachmen. Toaznstora. «fto. Tf7*ANTKD-A FIRST-GLASS COACHMAN FOR A TT private family; must boon) himself, and oomo well recommended. Apply to K. DORK, 184 Dearboru-st,, between lo uod 11 o'clock. Employment Acouoioa. TTT ANTED - 300 RAILROAD.MEN, 16 WOOD CHOP. y J .iww. boat pay; 10 teams $1 porday. 69 West Ran dolph-st., Rooraß. TIT ANTED—TO LKAVU TO-DAY-100 MEN FOR /I extraction train la Mlohlgw free faro; also, COO for Ohio and Indiana; ono year's work; also, taw-mill banns, farm hands, choppers, bark-poolora, and quarry -o?mlSTlA^■^iyylN G ,.'iS.^lh'cg.^ 1 ' 0 ' 1 ' * PPIr “ WANTED~M SA W-MiLLUANDSFORMIOHIOAN. ApplyatSNßLL A CO., 07 West Randolph-st.. Room 4. K . * ■WAHTED-WO MEN FOR NORTHWESTERN WIS YT ooniln, $2 per day; 800 for Mlohlgaa and Indiana; COaTcU 0 "'! AN ° BLL * W A IiT?P “ , RAILROAD LABORERS FOR Y Y Michigan ihighost wages paid; free faro. Apply at 40 West Randolph-st., Room 1. WANTED— 200 KAIfeOAD LAIIOnitKS; ALSO, 180 for station work at big prices, company pay; board 83.60 per week; sow-mill bands and choppers; froo faro, at 369 Root Randolph-st., Lind Block.. O. V. Miscellaneous. XtT ANTRD-ROLIOITQRS AND AGENTS TOR THR Yf ••p o nn Mutual Life Ins. C 0.,” of Philadelphia, In Northern Illinois. Office, 6J Washington-at., Chicago. TXTANTED—S GOOD LABORING MEN*t6"WORK Apply before 8 o’clock. BWETT «k CROUCH, 803 Twonty-sccond-st. TITANTED-A leader of band, either eno- Tt Hsh or Gorman, to travel for the season (by roll) and organize a band. Apply at tbo ofiloo of tho Journal job department, 169 Doaiborn-st., Wednesday, Juno WANTED-A GOOD STOUT. BOY AT A. H. REEVES’, Fourth-av. and llarrison-yts. ■VW*ANTED—A GOOD BAR-TENDER AT MACK’S »» Drinking Parlor, 166 South Ilalstod-st. WANTED— MEN OUT OP EMPLOYMENT TO CALL on JONES A 00., 71 South Canal-at,; sßu to did a week sura money. X\T ANTED—MEN IN EVERY TOWN, COUNTY, Y V and State; biggest obanoa oror offered to mako money. Our articles aro now, and soli at sight. If you want to mako money In a light and pleasant business, don't fail to call at 99 Bast Madlson-at., Room 6. WANTED— MEN LOOKING FOR EMPLOYMENT; also man with small capital will hod It to their inter oattoapplyatl7BSt&to-at., Room 13. WANTED— 25 MORE RAILROAD LABORERS; long job ana good wages; company work and entirely free faro. Apply at 274 South Watcr-st. SHAW A CO. WANTED— FEMALE HELP, Domostios- WANTED— A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL TO DO general homework, at 69 South Paullna-st.; Ger man or Scandinavian preferred. nTANTRD-~A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL VT housework In a small family, at Oak Park, u miles only from tho city. Apply to Bborwood School Furniture Company, 105 South Canai-st. ■\\TANTRD-A GIRL TO DO PLAIN GENERAL Ir housowork In a email family. Inquire at tho south* caat corner of Murry and Koaauth-Bta., South Hldo. WANTKD-A GERMAN OR NORWEGIAN GIRL to do general housework,at 1146 Pratrlo-ay. T\TANTKD-a DINING-ROOM AND 1 SINK GIRL. it oxporlonood hands; nono otherunood apply. Itifi EastMonroo-it. WANTED-A NURSE GIRL. ALSO ONE FOR GEN* oral housowork. Inqulro 105 Mllwaukco av., in dry goods store. WANTSD-AN EXPERIENCED DINING-ROOM girl, at Si Mlohigaji-av. WANTED-A SERVANT, TO DO GENERAL housowork, at Lombard, Illinois. LAWYER, fid LaSallo-st., Room 81. . WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO COOK. WASH, t U°'WHltPL*!? 10 I£von,ton ' uaulfo at >IOO LaSalle- W ANTED—AT 476 WADASII-AV., ONE FIRST’ olasa laundress and ono second girl. TTTANTRD-A NEAT GERMAN GIRL TO DO GEN II oral housowork in a small privato family; 2s) West Uarrlson-st. TITANTED—GOOD GIRL FOB GENERAL HOUSE- Ii workat 21 BUtoonth-at, WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND IRON or: to a competent girl good wages will bo paid. Apply at No. 6 Ropoy-st., corner of Patk-av. WANTKD-A RESTAURANT COOK AT 80 NORTH Oanal-at.; a woman preferred. WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND IRON* cr. Apply at 93 Oalumot-av. WANTED— A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN- oral housowork. Applly at 21 St. WANTED-A GOOD COOK AND SECOND GIRL atfil Douglas-placo; good wages. WANTED— GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in a small family at South Englewood. Apply at 11C3 Fralrio-av. ANTED-A GOOD GERMAN OR ENGLISH GIRL totakocaroof ohildrou; coed wagoswlllbo paid to ouo who is oompotontand willing to travel Cor tho sum tuor. Apply at 876 Pralrle-av. WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COOK AT 876* IN m dlaua-av.; English or German girl preferred: moat bo good at washing and Ironing; only throe In family. "ANTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER, AND Ironor in a family of 8. 1058 lodl&na-av. ; W AUTKD-A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK Off FAM IT lly of two; German or Norwegian proforrod. Call at 1107 Prolrloav., corner Tblrly-flrst-st, T\TANTftD—A SWEDiC'fTnRMAN. NORWEGIAN, it or colored womnu to cook for small family. Apply at No. 76 Twonty-slath-at. WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK In a email family. Apply at 47 North Oarpaoter-st. XVTAXTKD-JL GERMAN GIRL; ONE THAT UN it dorstands how to cook, wanli, and iron. Inquire at 63 Twootloth st., botwaou Indiana and Prnlrlo-ava. WANTED— A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL homework. 183 Thirty-lirst-st. W ANTKD - A Qlnl ‘ Tb IDO OUNERiL UOUSJI- T T work in private family. Apply, with references, at 037 Fqltou-st., corner Arlcslan-av. WANTKD-A COMPETENT (JiRL FOR GENERAL housework In a small family. A good plaoo for a good girl, Ilotoroncos required. OaU to-day al ll) Uowory st. (Wort SUlo), Prat house sonth of Van Iluxou. Somnutrcssos- WANTED-OO FEMALE HANDS FOR TAILOR TT ing 5 operators for Blngor’a Machines {button-hole hands and iluishora s girls to Inum tailoring. Apply at 476 Wabaaii-sv. J. BLUMENBEW. WANTED— TWO TAILOR BSBESI APPLY AT onoo, at No. 933 Wwl MadUoo-st, WANTKD-aOOD HIIIRT SANDS. JMQUItm 106 if Mtlwaukoe-ftv., tn Btoro. WANTED -AT 173 COTTAGE GROVE, TWO dressmakers, send trimmers; only first-cloaa hands ncod apply. Airs. \TTANTED-AT 237 WEST RANDOLPU-ST., ONE Tr llrat-claas shirt Iwmor, one tlrst-olass lady's olothud icuncr, end one first-class washer. WANTED-A GOOD OPERATOR FOR A SINGER machine, one used to workon cloth and leather slip por uppers. Apply at BO West If arrlaon-st. Nnraou. ■^y ANTED—A WET NURSE AT 1283 INDIANA- WANTKD-A GIRL Tt) TAKE OAIIB OP OHlL dren. Apply at lEB Pralrla-av. WANTKD-A YOUNQ'aiTIL TO TAKE OARK!OF a baby during tho day, at M 4 West Muuroe-st. Hotidokeouors* WANTED— HOUSEKEEPER TO GO TO OllAU lulte, Mich., todolho work for u widower with cue child. Apply at lIXXJ Htato st., Mrs. THOMPSON'S. Employment Agonoiow. WANTICU-M GOOD ACTIVE GIRLS TO FILL the best of situations lu private families and htxulu, city and country. W6 Wabmm-ar., MRS. BALKAM. W" ANTEU-nYHIMA?rANbYuTNLMNAVIVNdn for private families and hotels, at 80 Ullwaukoo-av, No feus. WANTKD-FOH HOTEL IN THE CITY A FlßST class trouor; also washers and paint cleaners. Ap ply at Mrs. BATES' ullluo, lu Pook-court. MUooUanoom. T\TANTHD—LADIES FOR CITY AND COUNTRY TO TT anil my elegant tullm articles, and most des rahlo rubber goods for ladies. Tim olmnoo is rare for Udloe hivluua lliilospnro time. MRS. PALMER, Room 6, 33 Wo«l l.al .i-al. _ mvoncES. D' IVORUEa -LECALI.Y OBTAI NiTiCfEE AFTER decree. Scandal avoided. Niue years' practice in the ocurla of UlUcago, Address P. O. Boa 1037, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. Bookkeepers, Clerks, &o« QITUATION WANTED—AS COPYIST, CORRE CT inondnnt, bookkeeper. or lu any position In a mor cantllo olfloo or business, by a thomuglily oompotonl man who Is willing to work for a Tory moderate salary. Highest reference*. Address JSfl, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED-UY A YOUNG MAN OF steady habits with some good firm; boon in drug bust no«nanumborofyoani;not|iarHculartho kind of busl nnaaihasaUrgoaeuualulanoo West, and 'would not oh* loot to trailing. Address JC 13. Tribune office. S l £M£J I 9.. WANTIIU-IIV a niUNOIIMAN “" a Ul " ,C ’ r ~U,l" o ■ , ■ Ad- S I M NWAN ™ D-li Y A VOIINO DANU-AS g.n? lo 6^! u o r tCVtiVA d ,;i^.g;s d c ! t "“ ll ’ h “ ,,d a ” r - SITUATION WANTED— ENTRY OI.EUK AND hookkeouor wants a position j Is willing to mako himself useful In tho store; Is an onoruotlo rnd !S1? i’lcm. bo* WANTUD-A BOOKKEEPER, DOUBLE °i on l T K' i ß ,°P oa for an engagement; has best tolerance*, is industrious, tomporaio, and straight* forward j expects no morn anlary than position U worth. Please address Box 67 Tribune offleo. SITUATION WANTED-A GHOOIUtY CLERIC. American, 28years of ago, would like aposltlon with a nrst-olasirotall grocer; understands the business and can keep the accounts neatly, correctly, and with Um uostmothodsanonoraollo and sober young man, and le willing to work In luo storo. Please address Box M ■tribune othoo. SITUATION WANTED-AS CLERK IN FlßST class hotel, In city or country, Good address and lino penman. Address Y 46, Tribune odlco. SITUATION WANTED—ADVERTISER. A MEM VJ her of tho Free Mason Onlor, lately from Dublin, seeks©employments awbolcsalo clothing sioro. Has had Boron.years’ experience. Will bo grateful for any thing to do, no matter what. Address J 74. Tribune SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OP kJ good address, ns bookkeeper or clerk In somo whole sale storo: not afraid of work; good references given; wages not such an phjoot as to learn thobuslnoss. Call, or addrosa Jll K, 1111 West Harrlaon-st., for throo days! QITUATION WANTED A GOOD. PERMANENT VJ situation by a young mao, steady aud willing to work; Ua good ponraon. References If required. Ad dres* JM, _ f^J’-yau9-sR, Chicago, 111. 1 Cif UATION WANTItD-BY A YOUNG, MARRIED , , R l a ,®l° r k In hat and cap store, greenry store, oi inhotol. Bust of roforonco furnished. Address E. D9l Btalo-at. Trades. SITUATION WANTHD-BY A GRADUATE OF A p civil engineering Institute, who Unpractical oarpon tor, os foreman, or to holp. olthor architects, civil ongi noers, or aurvoynrs. Bppaks French and English, and lias hoop a foreman on building before. Salary oxpoclcd, moderate. Addrosa J. PRIMEAU, Chicago P. Q. CriUATION | WANTED-BY A FIRST-GLASS pacQlutor from Paris. Torra cotta, bronze, model molt ing and ornamental flgnroa a specialty. Satisfaction gnarantood. Heat of reforonco. Address U 76, Trlbuno SITUATION WANTED—AB ENGINEER WITH k? some good flnu. llavo had ozporionao with wood ate aas. 0 , 1 :; °6ia,, y ,, c . i ‘ r ' 1 - CrrUATION WANTED —TO BAKERS —BY THE H sa?Sf5 a? Sf. t, .l or “ brood bakor, second, or good third band. Write or call at 330 South Dosplftlnoa-st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A GERMAN AS GAR -> denor or coachman; undomtands taking caro of loraca. Reforonco given. Addroga U 03, Tribune oßlco. QITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENGINEER; BEST p of city reforonco. Addross U CO. Trlbuno ollico, for two days. QITUATIONWANTED-BY A MAN TO LEARN THE O tinsmith trade. MICHAEL WH ALEN, 133 Thlrd-av. QITUATIO NWA NTIC D—TO EEPEII3-BY p a practical lioad-waltor, In which position the undcr sJgnod basno suporlnr. Tho highest testimonials given to that effect. Addross U 27, Trihnno oinco. “ Oonokmon, Toamstovs. &o. QITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN BY A p young matt (Gorman); best of roforeuco given. Ad dross U 69. Trlbuno ollioe. * Situations wanted-foh man and wife in a private family; man as coachman, wmnau to do gonoml housework, or on a farm. Address U 74, Tribune olAon, for live days. Mlsoollnnoons. QITUATION WANTED—IN ANV RESPECTARLR tr b«>bi°BS by a Scandinavian; writes anil reads the English language pprfoot; can give thn host of references: can bosconatNo. 13 liromor-st., oraddress to same place Inoaroof P. Sylvan, liotoll Swon, OH'DATION WANTED-BY A MAN WHO HAS Obooni disabled In tbn service of tbo United States, lo do general light work. Wages nut considered. Object, a home. Good reference. Address U 79. Trllmno office. SITUATIONS WANXED—I'EMALB Doraostios. QITUATION WANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL kjwants a place to taka caro of children and help around. Resides at 278 Arnold-st. Call fur three days. SITUATION WANTED-A NEAT“jSNOLISH GIIIII In tho country, to do second work In a private family. Apply at 265 Chlcago-av. QITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT GIRL, KJ to do second work in a private family, or cooking, washing, and Ironing. Can furnish good references. Apply at 69 oblo-st. QITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL IN A SMALL KJ private family, to do general housework; is a good waaUpr and iruner. Apply at 99 Bobor-st.. Inbasomerit. QITUATION WANTED—A PLACE TO DO SECOND kJ work, or tako caro of children, Iloforoncoa given II roi|ulrod. Apply >t No. So Tliirtloib-at. QITUATIONB WANTED-BY TWO SISTERS, ONH Olp cook, wash and iron, and tho othor to do second work, or general housework In a email family; two respec table girls. Please call at 67 Erlo-st. Norther South Hide preferred. SITUATION WANTED-TO DO UP-STAIRS WORK kJ and sow, or take care of-child and bow. First-olasi rofercncog. 103 Dutterltold-at. SITUATION WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- V W ?sL*9 »«n»ll privato family, or as second girl. Aim ply at 730 Indlana-ar. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTA BLH kJ girl to do housework in a Urst-olass privato family. Pleaao call or address to-day, No. laMllwaukoo-ar. SITUATION WANTED—BY A SWEDISH GIRL: TO do general housowork. Call at 118 Twenty-sooond-Bt. SITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO FIRST-CLASS 1 O cooks, ono as tirat cook, tho other aa eoooodtalso a Blrl for general housowork, aud ono for second work. Ad. resa 79 Hurou-st. SITUATION WANTED-TO COOK, WASH AND Iron or do sonoral housowork. by a good Norwegian girl who is wllllngto work. Apply to-day forenoon at 47U >Vagluogton-st. Wages $5. SITUATION WANTKD-A YOUNG WOMAN WHO kJls well recommended by persons knowing her boro, will travel with a lady, or go into u good family as soooud girl. Address, or call 430 Uottago Grovo-av. SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTARLEOIRL Oas second girl In a privato family. Dost of reference. Call at 120 North Illinob-Bt., in tho roar. SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD COOK, IN A privato family. 76 Huron-at., North Sldo. SITUATION WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, aa chambermaid. 169 West Lako-st. SITUATION WANTED— IN A PRIVATE FAMILY O nr boardlng-houso to cook, wash, and iron. Cull at 101 WestTwolfih-st. SIFUATION WANTED-AS A FIRST-CLASS COOK in a private family. Apply at lUJohnson-at., this afternoon. Senmatrossos- SITUATION WANTED-AS SEAMSTRESS IN A privato family; understands dressmaking and can run different machines, Addroj* M B, or cull at 619 Cot tago Orove-av. SITUATION WANTED-TO DO FAMILY SEWING, by ono who thoroughly understands dressmaking. Call, nr address Room No. 1, 1121 Btato-at. SITUATION WANTED —AN EXPERIENCED dross-rlttcr and trimmer will go out by tho day. Ad dross R It R, 366 Fultou-at. SITUATION WANTED-A DRESSMAKER WILL O work by day or week; does lilting: good references; haa patterns. Address or apply at 13d Tnonty-nluth-et. Nurses. QITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG, HEALTHY O wot nurse. Apply at 421 West Monroe-st. Housekeepers. SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUSEKEEPER IN hotel or gontloman's tamlly by u middle-agud woman; references oxolmngod; good wages required. Address it 81, THtiuuo 01800. Employment Agencies. SITUATIONS WANTED-FAMILIEB IN WANT OF good Scandinavian and Gorman help can bo supplied at Mrs. DUSKK'S olllco, BO Milwaukeo-av. MiuoollonoouH. SITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY as saleslady; is acquainted with tho Gorman langnngo. CaUoraddrosa-407 Contro-av. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY AS companion to an Invalid, or would travel wlthafam lly. Dost of oily roforonccs. Address, for ono nook, 01, Ttihnaa oißoo. QITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY WHO IS A O good penman j would Invest <2oo whnro it would socutn her a fair salary. Good roforonccs given and required. Address, with full particulars, J 73. Tribune otHce. SEWING MACHINES* ALARQB LOT OF SECOND-HAND SEWINO-M.4- chinee, nearly now, embracing tho Singer, Whonlor A Wilson, Howe, Grover A Baker, and all the loading machines, for sale very cheap, by the Domestic Sowing- Machine Company, at 74 Htato-at. Demon* about tu buy any of the above kinds will find hero a bargain. IpOli BALE—A S7O GUOVKU 4 UAKKH SEWING ' machine. plated arm; In perfect color; equal to now; price, S3O. Ilosldonuo No. 7 IClghtoontb-at. r\ ROVER All AKER'S SKWING-MAUfIINKH-OGN- U oral otiioo, 150 SUto-st. t branch oiticu, 973 Wabash uv. Persons having old Grover 4 Baker suwlng-mnohinoa are Invited to call and aoo tlin now Improvements, and hoar something to their advantage. ; riMIK NEW FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE—WI3 X call spools! attention to recent improvomouts made in tho Florence, also to tho new and ologaut stylos of cases added to our hit. To moot the views of those preferring a machine feeding the work away Irom the operator, wo have made Nos. 13 and 14, which combine the desirable features to be found lu machines made by others, with all the pcnutiar excellencies of tho Florence. \VM, H. SHARP 4 CO., General AgonUi, 234 StaU-at., Chicago. HEELER 4 WILSON BRWYNQ-MAOIIINRH. TH« now improved, sold or runted on easy monthly pay monts. BURNHAM 4 FLANNERY, Oily Agents, oltieo 155 Stalest. (fj-in WORTH OF ATTACHMENTS GIVEN AWAY •P.LLMo every person purchasing a sewing machine at htßHt_al.e_.-at. AGENTS WANTED. Agents wanted-good canvassers aria making $lO to sl3 a day with my needle-books, ma chine-needles, dross elevators, 4a., 40. O. M. LIN INQ'i'ON, 177 EastMftdlson-st,, Chicago, A*’ GENTS WANTED -M A LIC AND FEMALE. IN olty and country, for tho fo-Htoit selling goods on record. Those who can command a llttlo ready cash oair certainly make Immense prollts. It will cost nothing bn any Intelligent person to Investigate, MERRILL 4 tU., Maudß? West Lake-st. Agents wanted-mkn and women selling our goods can make good wages working two hours a day. Quick sales and large prollls please all* Smart agents anil $lB worth of goods daily; they cost buts6. A. RAY, 35 West Lako-st. Agents "wanted—to sell our new but ton-hole cutter, needle-threading thimble, anduthai u«w artlolM. W Eaat Wadiaon-it., Iwom 3* 7

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