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al the Sher-
h b o ' t o A h i t 
axnerienoe * t the* 
ti «)«»e wandeeer lathe greet building. 
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atorv »lM»«t ft* . 
Sucitirt. the nlaat far—1111 on 1 
one of ato 
Off hi bund oh to a 
• I M all right, tor I t w up to cure ridin': 
braeed for * 4*wu « a ^ * ^ | U r * U ^ b ^ m > _ w i > < w 
V " ^ l ) o t t O « n f C t h V b U t t S eonT 
!»•« ttM, *a« tabttots of 
as, ml at last we struck the 
• level M < I D U | | j » y toss*. You know I'm am 
• m r bird, and next nwrnlng I t n up by daylight 
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aujubaBura, *A MM 
f a 
took vsi jklik^ 
siawauan Uiuu§.*uanuuu|»j5 
j t o b e v 
ttfi 
_ biwsk t» look tor 
at the ats^n shaft, »•'* to go A o o a a u the 
11 B*v*MouBd,«n<l m took to goia~ down 
U **>ia. 
XuitHMu ooulii 1 *e« to 
a lot* feeling I never bad. If IM 
• a n s a e ****AaSSut*iU3A** 
*•»•* As^awv * 
auauuuiu^epj '•I' a*ui^#ui 
i «tr*«*, but It wa* a street I dUtot 
I touked op at the house, bat evegytbing 
tor rod* aad rod* aotb way*, and £ OMi't 
l l f l R ' i S w 
m e toeway to t S 
House!" M s the boy, lwekia' at 
two 
nan House," sea I. " r i l g i v e y o a 
bite toiinr me the way to tha S h r r a u House " 
' Honest,Minterf' aays the. boy, brightnta• wonder 
fuL 
«z^>^y-<iiMfe
li,f<i,|*iK)'!'' *» *« 
"JaVJa* with • « , U r o a r e oa tke square." sea I. 
,•'Cam, oo, WSm*soht 
the key, poaketing ihe, frac-
t s t t f a r r j * * * ! . 
• I t * rob'tS think an," sex be. 
'. aeg J ; k-Ol at a way.' 
. 
^ ' | « « * wtth, what alrMtla f U s f ' 
I, matin' a oote of it ia my book : 
*mmg*r 
1 P i e l t f 
•.boyTF* 
I » » ; ** what *Cteat is 
program. Wllii 
w1n4.b«ft»rp 
" MM&fcfcwr j»r > 
w ' b S X ' S g ^ S ^ a l r i ^ a g ^ ' w ^ 2 w ^ k J 
Tbeca w e r e 
tbouiWMtda ° * J J ^ E S ? ^ £ S j S
k 
a Boatoe'r of cowa, a n d tk*t Ua artaU- to g M 
oat 
b«fkie 
a n y a t t e m p t 
w a s nimla 
to 
o a t 
o a t 
t i e 
Are, 
or 
eall for 
aMiataaoe; 
that 
tbo 
bijr 
ciMtekiy 
me»i 
t l r e t o t b o 
whole stable, completely e a v e l o p t a g 
tkei cows, all of f t e m iMxbag burned, and that no 
tk«B eri«4 " Fire." w a t t aooaaer m a n ummn, and 
broke into tke hmtfe, or abaaty. olaae to tbe 
stable, t o g e t o u t t n e w o a s a a a n d bar etalMren 
UTteg tbare, a n d that b e .did.not tblnk of rimntag 
t« tb» « r e alarm b o x and aouadiug t b e alarm, and 
t k a t i t " w a a some time, a n d atter a number of 
buttdbJga w e r e o n Are, Iwfore a n y of tke engine* 
" a r r i v e d ; that w h e n t h e nrnt o n e name i t put o u t 
tke a r e upou tbe house adjoining tbe eowmtable. 
and w a s working upon •tbera, already burning 
faxiouKly, w h e n he s a w bnihiings o a tire tiuite a 
dlstaneefromthoaeJUieBburnJjig. And he dttolared 
t a m e , a s a f a W J I H i n aWTeTiou-ine**, t h a t he 
saw t w o n a m d r i v e a l o n g in a buggy, 
making 
motiana as t h o u g h tkarowiiig o * atqttteHng i o m e 
suitetanre niton the buildings a n d fences along 
their route, a n d that the h i e actually 
followed 
wherever they were 
s e e n t e drive, a n d build-
i n g s w e r e seen to burst into flame w h e n no other 
building w a s e n are within hundreds of feet. 
White the engines were p a t t i n g o a t t h e Are in o n e 
of more builnings, either from flying 
fltobrattd* 
carried a long distance b y tbe w i n d , or from in-
cendiary torchon, other dree would burst out with 
great fury a t great distances from t h e buildings 
already being drenched b y the engines, a n d the 
tremendous gale blowing a t t h e time, m t d e it 
utterly 
b e y o n d 
h u m a n 
p o w e r 
t o 
subdue 
the 
raging 
sea of 
flame 
n o w d e v a s t a t i n g 
t h e Weal aide. 
A n d y e t t h e n o b w tframen did 
not falter nor r e s t for a m o m e n t from t u e i r p r o -
digioutt efforts to get ahead and stop the progress 
of the flames. They s p r a n g recklessly into burn-
ing buildings w i t h their hose, a x e s , A c . ; mounted 
to t h e roofs—-even t o the great elevators; faced 
the raging fury of t h e flame* until it seemed 
they, too, m u s t be consumed before they would 
withdraw, a n d then only w h e n driven a w a y b y 
h e a t a n d name a n d smoke, a n d then t h e y 
would 
run witb»afl speed a n d take a n e w position with 
^ their engines, a n d struggle desperately, though 
vainly, t e obtain the mastery. 
H a d there been 
no Are on Baturday night t o e x h a u s t a n d wear 
ont 
the physical 
energies 
of 
our gallant 
firemen, 
l 
cannot 
s e e h o w 
they 
e o u l i 
have 
done 
more 
than 
they 
did d o 
on Sunday night and Monday. 
They seemed 
t o m e t o be e n d o w e d W;ith extraordinary pluck, 
and energy, a n d force, and t h e y 
c o n t a i n e d t o 
work, with the vigor, a n d strength, and courage, 
and daring ox heroes, climbing into, a n d noon, the 
magnificent structures not y e t on fire, a n d delug-
ing their walls and roofs with water, tn the vain 
hope of thus averting their impending destruo 
tien. A n d this I witnessed i n a hundred different 
positions, at least, during t b e progress of tbe Are, 
until long after I beard t h e Water Works had 
f a t dawn tke name. 
surprised 
's 
" A n 
A fter a a i t we tamed another corner, 
-- What straet la t k t e W e a s i T ^ ^ 
^ W d e t ' l ^ t a l a a a U e . " 
at getting into t * * * ? ? new strsota 
« * A realtors y e a l a net nesttog tost r 
- M» loot r say* ka. wae*amea." 
_^ 
Absa* tktattaas we fcuAW a a*w street, aad 
^ f ^ w e e M o n l l n i M t o J l * 
ttreett sir, C 
m a dawn an the next eeraar." 
Down we wrnt to the corner, and I s a c "What's 
tbia bare street w e r e a coats' to f 
little devfl cat arevad tbe comer. 
I walks ia towhat seems to Ms tbe main office and 
looks about. T V a l a t i s ba>l a sort of aaUosay tamUiar 
look. I set ds»fcaa> oaraeMaek aad went an to a fel. 
ler behind a desk, as he appeared to be foreman on the 
day ahtft, an' takes a sq&are took at btm. 
•''Do you wiab a room, sttiT sea ke. 
" S o , sir. I don t. sir. Did I stop here last night r 
• Dowt know, sir," sea be, rather abort, " Yon ought 
t o ksww whether yea did or net wttheot sakbjea»e.w 
- It appears like I dbl; bat Mast me i* I'm anre I 
i a d - d certain, however, that I didn't come ont of 
iwear 
« ewtl ar streets sway. 
istaken about 
you register yonr name f 
MI anesa," sea be, " JOU'T« mistaken about 
a t tats boose. Xdd you register yonr name r 
" I did," tea I. 
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• What is It r sea he, goto' to the register aad spin-
nln' it around Hke an ore car on a turntable. 
-Graff MOan," ses I—"at kmst." am I, "it was 
O r a l Dillon last night, bat this morntn'-blaet ate if I 
don't tiink I'm some other falter belongtag to some 
other bouse—about a mile away." 
" Graff Dillon, Graff DUton " s e e t h e teller, rnnnin' 
his anger down the W f f t a v O a d l 
WUOBL_Graff——-
A a * b « r e w e a r * , s » : « ^ I a | t a a . yhxmtei Citor, Ne-
vada; room No. 067. Paid for suwl all right, sir. Do 
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earn, that 
when I bank myself In this bouse, sir, and pay you a 
big pi ice for a room in advance—to advance, air—that 
yon take aOfl pack me *ff ia tbe night, sir, to 
other d, d haasa a mila away, sir. 
to t new, sir." 
" P a r k y o u away sir-ba, ha. ha! That> a pretty 
story—bs, ha, ha :*• and the falter actnaiiy laugbed ia 
my lace. 
_ 
_. 
f' Tea," am X, "packed me away, or moved my room. 
or by .«ime other A—<l panel trickery, got me into a 
bouse a mile awaw ft»m where 1 went to bed i WaanJ 
I all mornin' tryto.' to find my way ont of the blastod 
boose JOB took ia* to, and when I got oat dkliii» I havo 
to htr* a boy to bring me a wbote mil* through four 
atsart a to get back to tbe Sherman House'again r 
- What tour streets—do yea remember their aaaaes V 
ask tke boy aad 
Clark ' 
s what f want 
sea he, 
" I ret ken I do,' 
write them down 1 
" W e l i r sea be. 
"The next was I*ka." 
" W e l i r 
•' Tbe next waa LaSatte. 
ieur 
I. 
" D i a a t I 
ftrst 
•mm 
'3to< 
•Wei 
,T3 
FeD, aaw tbe next t" 
•• D — < i t t I k a o w , ' s e a l . 
" W e l L l o t ^ s e s n e ; • it wasCterk street again. T o n 
w e a f o u l of tbis^bouse b y a ilom- on Clark street, looked 
r a m m l h e ^ b l b ^ ^ ^ 
t o l a k e , went on Lake to LsSalto, south on^sHaUe to 
the peace s i beginning, as tbe sarvwyom say. 
Don't 
T^lHow'e«yoaTao«B, , rseaI, "1 dolmgln to see. Chi-
" WaH," sea he, " w o o i d y e n U k e t o keep tbe room r 
" K e s s i t r s e a l . 
" No, sir. It's altogether 
try to br.y on It. "Vsa m a oomadsr it vacant, so far 
, I'm? cedsaraea, sad I ^ t o n l d s t e l my carpjNsack 
ilrsmtJtoawermaa. I'm sarryta bear 
burned, bat I'll never bell( 
Ho ass 
been burnt. I s a w Marshal Williams 
repeatedly 
giving orders, a n d himself rushing here a n d 
there, disappearing for a time, and again appear-
ing in another place,- working with superhuman 
e n e r g y a n d determination, it seemed to me, a n d 
acting a s thoogh be intended, and expected, to be 
y e t able to stop the progress of the awful tempest 
of J l s m e . 
While standing on t h e corner of V a n B u r e n 
street a n d Fifth a v e n u e , I think it was, a fire 
e n g i n e eaine u p to the corner, with a n u m b e r of 
firemen, 
among whom, although covered with cin-
ders and dost, and the s t e a m rising from his w e t 
clothing, from t h e heat, I r e c o g n i z e d Marshal 
Williams, a n d remarked t o him that i t w a s a n 
awful night for Chicago, and that I thought every-
thing would go, a s nothing could withstand such 
a gale, 
"Oate," replied h e , " i t i s a hurricane; 
it b l o w s t h e w a t e r into spray s i x feet from the 
muzzles of the p i p e s ! We can't get ahead of the 
flre. 
While w e are working, a n d getting o n e 
building under control, come one veils o u t r Look 
there, that b o n d i n g yonder is all o n flre;' a n d 
so it has been from the West Side, here; a n d s e e 
there," exclaimed he, a s a great burning atfjeot, 
which I suppose w a s a port of a felt roof, s w e p t 
a f e w feet over oar heads a n d salted o v e r into the 
yard of the buildings b e y o n d causing, another 
Are 
t o 
start 
o n 
the instant. 
"Thai," 
exclaimed he, " i s w h a t m a k e s all our work c o m e 
t o nothing. 
Jus* then the hose cart c a m e dash-
ing up, for which h e s e e m e d t o be w a i t i n g ; but 
Aria h a d sprung u p in a number of other places 
ahead, and. it w a s raining sparks where I w a s 
standing, a n d I left Mr. Williams, w h o m I h a r e 
not since seen, and hurried along east to the Bach 
island depot, a vast a n d noble structure, which 
I thought m i g h t possibly b e s a v e d , o w i n g t o its 
lack o f what I supposed to b e combustible mate-
rials, a n d while I stood noting the mountains a t 
fierce a n d w a v i n g n a m e s approaching, a n d which 
w e r e driven t o w a r d m e by the gale w i t h fright-
ful speed, a huge w a v e of l a m e shot across Sher-
man street, which s e e m e d to engulf the g r e a t de-
pot, a n d it w a s all aflame i n a n instant. 
Although I did not take particular notiae of the 
m o v e m e n t s of the Fire D e p a r t m e n t subsequent 
to this, I aaw t h e engines a t w o r k a t v a r i o u s 
points, and heard their whistles i n e v e r y direc-
tion, a n d therefore k n o w that they w e r e working 
t h a t part of th» 
but doing their 
appeAJraACe, 
llf! 
that Chicago 
whoteof U e 
potent survey has j 
whole concern. ** 
never beneve the 
burnt till a corn-
over It aad made a plot of the 
DEFENCE OF FZRX W I M W A T . WH<L-
f » tke Editor « / TteCMeaffO 
JVflVwne; 
X h a v e read with pain a n d indignation t h e at-
tacks which h a v e been published regarding the 
Chicago Fire D e p a r t m e n t during the late con-
flagration, 
a n d mora particularly arraigning the 
conducto**) j m o a u a ^ e m t o f 
% * I M M A I WiH 
lams a f j j h r i a y n • e m e a t a n d d a r i n g the pro-
gress OT t h e great 
flre. 
Mr. Williams h a s been 
denounced a s "inefficient," a n d a s being w h o l l y 
u n w o r t h y to All that position h e h o l d s ; a n d all 
this 
complain* a n d abase 
baaaaae 
Urn flre 
w a s n o t , subdued 
at 
once* a n d effectaaU# 
before 
our city w a s reduced 
to 
ashes. 
I 
happened y e s t e r d a y t a overhear a r e m a r k of 
t h e s a m e censorions 
o h a m s t e r , 
m a d e 
b y a 
g e n t l e m a n 
w b * h a d obtained his ideas 
from 
w h a t he h a d w a d tn the papers. N o w , a s t well 
k n o w that t h e greatest Injustice h a s been,and still 
is, done the Flre Marshal, w h o is entitled to, a n d 
his entire services in the department, laoMod of 
being subjected, a s he is, to the m a l e v o l e n t and 
eenaeless diatribes of those w h o a r e entirely ig-
norant of h i a o o e s o u s datieo, o» the manner tn 
which he Invariably discharges t h e m , I ask t h e 
privdawa of otsWig w h a t I happen personally t o 
k n o w touching this qqqqtliMMisfl I shall endeavor 
t a place Mr. Williams before the publi c tn his true 
c h a r a c t e r a s our Chte* F i r e M a m h a l ; a m as the 
nobte, energetic, daring, self-sacriAeJ 
a n d efficient officer w h h 
a persoaal k n o w l e d g e 
M y former residence w a s at No. 
1&S?*' w k * ™l resided about eight y e a r s , Mr, 
Williama residing nearly opposite from the time 
that tha moment aa 
the bell in his house 
H e a l w a y s heard It 
ing, 
prompt, 
m l o b e from 
c h I k n o w h i m .. 
during the four ycara pass. 
96 A d a m s 
o C h i a a i . 
caused an alarm 
baU of b i a r e s i d a 
w o u l d instantly 
before t h e Court 
ignated 
district 
WUliatos w a s 
room was instantly 
three minntrs, as it 
hell annooneed the deo-
b e l l o f Mr. 
The moment 
the t-trect door, t o w h i c h a horse a a d W; 
b e driven i n o n Incredibly short 
Btiy IbcammtaaTaad w U h m 
_ w^ "^s^^aasmwjaa ^By^s::,*aama>aa 
w 
atammasm 
^™*™' ' f * gW* **™,",m*J 
••GwaSnaVf AwU 
r into It, a w a y they 
topmost qoead of t h e h o r s e T T 
this a r o t t t w a a a nigtottJarm w 
-over three years, 
l<eningto b 
t h e w bote freat «a Mr. Williams' 
c h a n g e of position, thereby 
b e i n g 
observe, atomsi 
without 
enabled to 
) was 
whether 
W n g T r r n n W 
b w f o r e M f s o ^ S n o t t o b e * 
d r t v e n ^ f t a m 
tta^foar. 
A i 
habit 
without 
regard 
t o 
raining, 
snowing 
he w a s u p « 
everything 
deiaved a moment. I recollect one c*cowon,when 
tbe thermomerer w a s t a n o r t w e l v e degrees below 
•era, I wassattiraaas t o m y bause.late o n e night, 
and, ws I w a l k e d u p t t * steps teadbag to the front 
door, tbe Are alarm w a s sounded l a Mr, WUliama' 
house^and, wbtte f stood counting the number, he 
came S o w n from bis room to the street door, a a d 
l e a d e d ami t e h i m 
that U - v o s a n a w m l o s M 
night t o Aght Asm. H i s raoly w a s , t h a t It w a s 
nothing, s o far a s it aflteeted htomelf, but that h e 
feared It would canoe trouble In working the 
•ssngOTi. 
Btaot 
for hie 
siociei 
• tattie door, n s d Mr. WHnams 
» p s n g 
in and s p e a M H R r s y r f w a u o a 
thts to atnre 
illustrate the extraordinary promptness 
<dmmwm9hk* 
the « r e - M j * e b » * r e 
noteworthy, is the fnoV .whioh | ohmohate 
personal kaowtedfSf « m t Mr. Wawiomi 
i t m e s without nnmber. s o t o sgaok, been e 
out three a a d four times d a r t a g % e some night, 
only fairly getting lato his room after subdning 
| a l l i B W 
lmmmaa r O Shmmmamm^mT 
I f a t 
• ^ • P m V l f t f i . 
hesttsted or delayed, hat 
nmda. 
And not 
only 
" 
Hiilfflti "iTjWi l i n mi*>Al atsiiflaul isamn. 
jffi^*"»**fl aeoreely an hour in 
» rem a » hi© overtaxed smd ex-
P y 
A I M e» fotthfat, sa saArtnat. sr 
•"At 
II^S^PL 
e v e n against all hope of s a v i n g 
city within t h e " l i n e of 
flre,* 
duty to t h e last. 
N o w , d o w e ever properly appreciate—do w e 
e v e r take time to consider, tbe onerous duties a n d 
great respon dbili ties of the Flre Marshal. 
While 
w e repose upon our couches, to which w e retire 
w i t h a feeling of h a p p y security from the r a v a g e s 
of the " Are fland," because of our confidence in 
our admirable Fire Department, under the direc-
tion of the gallant Chief Marshal, do w e reflect 
that, while w e thus enjoy our slumbers, he and the 
hardy firemen are out in the rain, and cold, a n d 
snow, a n d m a d , it m a y be, fighting Area, s a v i n g 
our property, and our lives—and this, too, d a y 
after day, and night after night, y e a r in a a d year 
oat, no matter w h a t the weather or what the day. 
D o w e consider that there ia n o holiday for tha 
fireman—no 
Sunday for the 
fireman-no 
rest 
for 
t h e 
fireman, 
while 
h e draws 
a 
full 
breath or his heart beats i n a vigorous 
frame. 
A n d y e t , w h i l e h e is the hardest worked, h e is the 
poorest paid, eomparatively, of all tbe employes 
of our city. Mr. Williams, though Chief Marshal, 
is himself a s l a v e t o the demands of duty. H i s 
position requires bis individual attention, a n d be 
§ives t o it all his time, by night a s w e l l a s d a y , 
uring oil the d a y s of the year, and all his vigor, 
manhood, brain, muscle, energy, a n d all that 
Within him is to the faithful a n d honest discharge 
of the duties h e h a s assumed, and with a lauda-
ble ambition to merit t h e confidence reposed in 
Mm. 
A n d nobly, gallantly, nmnfnfiy, hrfllmntiy, 
I a m r m , h a s h e performed all h i s duties. Let 
those 
ingrates 
w h o deny 
h i m the mood of 
praise "port 
tiiemselves i n h i s place !" and then 
w h a t a l r i g h t to s e e ! " Would i f h e than, as n o w , 
the right moil te the right place t 
Our ctfar tew been d w a d f n l l y 
devastated b y 
fire; but I protest that our Flre Deportmetit 18 
not censurable therefor. 
Much loss h Fire Mar-
shall Williams ta a n y w i s e responsible for the dire 
calamity. 
Mo etty con boost a more efficient Fire 
Department than Chicago.considering Its strength 
a n d appliances, In m y judgment. 
I n times p o s t 
they have performed prodigies. 
H o w m a n y aalf-
burned structures have w e all seen, with the a d , , 
joining buildings sooreely scorched. A n d because 
this great Are, w h i c h g o t beyond control, o w i n g 
to the gate than blowing, before tbe firemen w a r e 
failed 
out, 
w a s 
n o t 
subdued, 
a n d 
the 
devastation 
w a 
o l K h a v e 
l o o s e d 
upon 
with 
h o n o r 
and; d i s m a y 
w a s 
not prevented b y Fire Mombal Williams and his 
subordinates, all their good deeds are overlooked, 
and they are c o n d e m n e d for n o t doing w h a t no 
human p o w e r on earth could h a v e done. 
Mr. Editor, I h a v e felt Impelled t a w r i t e this 
communication, tn t h e hope that m y statements, 
made from m y o w n personal k n o w l e d g e a n d ob-
servation, a i l have stated, w o u l d serve some-
w h a t , a t toast, t o vindicate Mr. Williams, a s also 
the Fire D e p o r t m e n t , from w h a t I k n o w to be un-
just, unfair, uncalled-for, and, I believe, repre-
hensibie strictures u p o n his a n d their 
conduct 
during t h e great 
trial through w h i c h w e all 
p a s s e d . 
JOHW H . D I M O C X , 
No. 1106 Indiana avenue. 
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t a n * 
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FOBEICrN OOSSLP. 
In a French court, recently, an a witness 
waa about to five bis testimony, the advo-
cate remarked: "I wish to remark to tbe 
Court that this witness is entitled to entire 
confidence, a« he boa not bad time to consult 
- I n a provincial town ol France tbia epi-
toph may be read: "Here sleeps HortenVe 
B, regretted by nor mother and her father. 
N. B.—It is advisedly her mother is placed 
before her father; because a mother's is 
always very much greater than a father's 
grief." 
—The tickets of invitation of tbe new 
French Court.run: "The President of tbe 
French Kepnbhc and M'me Thiers beg Mons. 
M. or N. to be good enough to come dine 
with them on such a day, at 8 o'clock p. m." 
On the envelope is printed: "Republique 
FrancaJoe. Preeidence de la Kepubfiq.ue.'? 
—An adherent of LA Commune was brought 
^ S ^ H 6 ™^ ! * ! ? authorities tobeaxam-
med. The President asked, " Who* ia your 
businessr "I am a pretendaut Colonel.'' 
"You a pTetendant—and to whatF 
"Col-
onel. I pretend to be an innocent man." 
^^"f.^0** UmB hofoto tbe revolution of the 
4th of September, a Itoptity saw M. Thiers 
atmly bis tongue to a postage stamp bearing 
Ma|>oleouIILysiraate, 
The Deputy exclai n-
ed: I have, canght you in the_ act! M. 
Thioriaaked,of 
doing what f TbAl>«pnty 
answered, Of kissing the tyrant. M. Thiers 
rejoined: My dear fellow, you are mistaken. 
I was taking tbe stiffening out of him. 
in Newgate Prison, London, sent for a solici-
tor to know now he could defer his trial, and 
waa answered;:"_by getting aa apothecary 
to make an affidavit of his illness." Th& 
was accordingly done in the following man-
ner: "Tbe deponent verily believes that if 
the said J. Balland Is obliged to toko his 
trial at the ensuing aeoaion. Bo will bo in im-
minent danger of his JiisA To whioh tbe 
learned Jnuge on the bench answered, that 
be verify beneTed so too. 
The trial was or-
dered to proceed immediately. 
.«r-A Commnuist prisoner, who lately died 
at Versailles, whoa about to breathe his last, 
confessed that he bad fired at liOuiaPhil-
lippoift 18S3L On the Wth of November of 
that year, on the Onay d'Orsoy, an individ-
ual discharged a pistol at the King, who was 
proceeding on horaebookvaccompanied by his 
son and a numerous staff, to open the legis-
lative aeasioii at tike Palais Bourbon. 
Louis 
Pbillipod galloped to the point from which 
the deW*« i ^ ^ ^ ^ n * * " ! ^ 
pai 
l>rev! 
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novaliod. 
hod in the direct ia 
to his escort, onto, a Gafitlolfcdn' thaft ahot 
was intended for me!" No one was struck by 
the bullet, bat a young professor in thecrowd 
was arrestod as having been the author of 
theatto»t>t; bat he waa released the next 
day. 
—There is now exhibiting in medical circles 
in Vienna a remarkable instance of tatooing 
of the whole body. According to his own 
aceonnt, the man, a Greek by birth, had 
been a pirate, and had also carried on brig-
i on the continent. Seven yean ago 
nve pompon iotas were token prisoners 
of tbe wild tribes of Asia. Three of 
Wore pat to death, bat this man, with 
two others, was preoer red alive, and literally 
SSffSfi*!*" •*o,«* 
loos thAnaar^r^^aJS'11* « ,»»K»ttd faba-
breadth of tbe normal ooter of the skin can 
•* ^ S i J ^ S h * ^ *• ?**«^thtfoot 
are colored red, but hove no Agurt^s. Outhe 
face and neck are iaocr^tioaa and ebarachers 
reeembbng Arabic. The skin has the general 
•jrray veh -e%. He att«»#the General. Hoa-
nitalin Vienna; and Professor Hebro, who 
showed him to h is ol ass a lew days atnee, has 
had him pbotogrubhod in various attitudes 
XUMG 
AMD TUB DBAMA. 
, J. R. Thomas, the well-known baritone, la 
concertixlng with Anna Bishop. 
—The news from Oilmore, who is now in 
Paris, is very encouraging for bis June Jubi-
lee. 
—Pease, the pianist, late of Chicago, is going 
to make New Ytirk his permanent home. 
—Madame Arabella Qoddard, the world-
famous pianist, i« coming to this country 
next season. 
—Ploton has a new opera in press, called 
" Elizabeth." William Shakspeare ia one of 
the heroes. 
—Patti will receive for" her four months' 
Russian engageman>t.£$6,000, not counting the 
Scalsvouio perquisites of pearls, diamonds, 
and other snch rubbish. 
—The opera people say that Chicago was 
their best-paying town, and they are conse-
quently very sorry that it was destroyed. 
—Thirty "Con federate Orphans" are giv-
ing concerts throughout the South. Twenty-
five of them are girls. They sang last week 
in Richmond* Va., and are said to have done 
Very well. 
-^Mr. J. Remington Fairlamb, who now re-
sides at Philadelphia, has been after Parepa, 
trying to induce her to produce his new 
grand opera in five acta, •VLeonello.w 
has engaged Rubinstein 
V1 T^t" 11 (ISO 
Lucca. He will he lucky if he 
"and tbe great violin jv^unso Wtenawski, 
after its late d o 
And restoring its former 
The year 1872, it will be remembered, is a 
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PRESIDENTIAL TEAS, 
Carlotta Patti is expected shortly at Mad 
rid. 
«, —Gran (Jacob) 
and tbe greal 
and k tailing 
gets her. 
—Madame Sainton-Dolby is sard to be the 
best music teacher in the world. 
—Dudley Buck has been added to the list 
of teachers at the New En gland Couserra- 
And the campaign will, ta ah probability be as 
tory, Boston. 
—It is rumored that Mr. Sautley will join 
the Parepa-Eosa tronpe in the spring, and 
sing in Italian opera with "Wachtel and Mad-
ame Rosa. Kellogg should be added. 
- —Parepa will open the new Music Hall at 
Day ton,.O., on the 28th inst., witbja concert* 
—Blind Tom clears more money from his 
concerts than any other man or woman, trav-
elling. 
—Hoffman, the pianist, is reported to be 
worth $100,000. 
—Pease's Memorial Hymn has been pub-
lish ed by Pond, of New York. 
—Idset's music to " Prometheus'' te* to be 
produced this evening at the rooms of the 
New York Liederkranz, for the first time in 
America. 
-Theodore Thomas was playing last week 
in Philadelphia. 
—A Louisville (Ky.) girl, whose bridal dress 
was satin and point lace, and whose train was 
carried up the aisle by a page, caused the 
choir to sins, by her own special request, 
during the ceremony: 
" Strip me of the robe of pride, 
Clothe me with humility." 
—Verdi is described as an old, puzzling 
character, stiff, abrupt, rough, icy to mere 
acquaintances, avoiding society, never ex-
pressing an opinion, especially about musical 
matters; a man of untarnished honor and 
proverbial shyness. 
—Contrary to general opinion, the husband 
of the late Madame Grisi is still alive. In 
order to convey property to the surviving 
daughters, the signature of M. de Melcy was 
recently obtained by the executors. The 
separation from his wife took place after his 
duel with Lord Castlereagh, some thirty-
five years ago. 
The truthful history of this 
prima donna would reveal many interesting 
facts. 
—The musical world of Italy is in a flame; 
the great theatre of Bologna promises to be-
come a battlefield whe te the finest musicians, 
as well as the finest music, runs the risk of 
being executed. The whole of Itals is At the 
present moment gesticulating, screaming, 
and roaring because "Lohengrin" is to be 
played at Bologna. The King of Bavaria is 
going from Munich, the Princess Margharita 
is going from Rome to be present at the play. 
The opera is taken as a manifestation of par-
ty. The Republicans, headed by the Mayor 
of Bologna, who claims to be the first dis-
coverer of " Lohengrin," are in favor of the 
performance; the Royalists, friends of Verdi, 
wwaa^GBacAoo 
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Tbe WeeklylCaicaso Tribune, itor tbe year 1*73, wttl 
constat of Arat-elaaa o r i g i n a l a a d e e l e e t e d anas* 
ter, embracing the l a t e s t o e w a b y t e l e g r a p h and 
avail, d o w n t o t h e h o a r o f a o l a g t o prose, edi-
torial*, c o r r e s p o n d e n c e , r e p o r t s «t t h e a r e -
e r o d i n g * o f ( o a s r e . a a a d e f tbe L e g i s l a t u r e * aw 
t h e W e s t e r n S t a t e s , a n d o f i w p o r t a a t pabllr 
Rteetinaa a n d political s o e e e h e e , flaanclal. aSO 
c o m m e r c i a l t o t e l l i « e n c e , r e p o r t * ef She g r a t a . 
p r o v i s i o n , l u m b e r , d r y g o o d * , r a t t l e , a a d gen-
e r a l aaarheta, notice* o f n e w publication*, a a d 
o t h e r l i t e r a r y a a d autecellaeeiwne intelligence. 
I t will also contain weekly summaries of information 
concerning tbe work ef 
BEBTJILDING CHICAGO, 
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are determined to oppose the success of any 
rival of bis in Italy. 
Again, tbe Princess 
Margharita is bent on patronizing "Lohen-
grin," and the great critic of the Persevere***, 
Dr. Fillippi, invited to the festival (quite ss 
solemn as that of Bonn), with d'Arcaijo and 
Brags, all of them ,*censortists,"are decided' 
ly in favor of its adoption. 
Four thousand persons witnessed Edwin 
Booth's performance of "Richard III." at 
the Boston Theatre on the 88th ult. 
. —Mrs. Maggie Mitchell-Paddock presented 
her husband with a son, October 5. 
—Jane Coombs was at last accounts in St. 
Louis, playing to small business. 
—Mary Gladstone is in Melbourne, Austra-
lia. 
—Chanfrau is the leading attraction in San 
Francisco. 
—Josephine Fiddes is starring in England, 
and her husband, Dominick Murray, is doing 
the same in this country. 
—Lotta was in Boston last week. 
—Lingard and troupe are in Charleston, 
S. C. 
—Charles Mathews woe in Albany last 
week. 
-The Wallack-RiehingB party are fn Cin-
cinnati. 
—Edwin Forrest is in New Orleans. "Su-
perfluous lags/' etc. 
—After her Boston engagement, Miss Cush-
man will go to Philadelphia, and, after 
closing there, will retire permanently from 
the stage. 
—The Darmstadt Theatre, burned on the 
24th of October, was insured for 150,000 
florins. It had existed since 1819. Its ma-
chinery, made bv Herr Brandt, was account-
ed perfect. Its ballet was one of the best in 
Europe. Its library, decorations, and dresses 
were saved from the flames, 
—A correspondent of the Philadelphia 
Pm» narrates $he following Fechter gossi: 
"Davenport wrote to Fechter asking aim 
play at the Chestnut. Fechter replied, say-
ing he would for |500 in gold a night. This 
iug aa any that baa tranaptred «ince tbe outbreak af 
tbe late war. Tag CHICAGO Tamtnui will uphold aad 
defend he principle* of the BepobUcan party w o * 
it* accustomed vigor and earnestness. 
Our platform 
oooaistsftfi 
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b e f o r e the l a w , t o a i l m o o , w i t boat 
o f r a c e o r c o l o r . 
Aa*aos*y low o i l political 
w i t h the r e b e l l i o n . 
A tariff for p a bile r e v e n u e only* 
P r e s e r v a t i o n o f t h e public land* r e * 
s e t t l e r s under t h e H o m e * t e e d a n d P r e - e m p t i o n 
haws* 
Opposition t o mouopoltea o f e v e r y descrip-
tion, a n d t o c o r r u p t i o n t a e v e r y form. 
S u c h r e f o r m o f t h e civil s e r v i c e a* ahull aaahw 
meat a n d Ataeaa, i n t e n d o f part taw s e a l a r p e r -
e o n a l 
f a v o r i t i s m , ! the tost o f p r e f e r m e n t t o 
F e d e r a l o f l c e s . 
Our readers, and the public generally, ate at won 
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Bear the close of the Mth year of our existence s s A 
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Chicago, to be burned out, losing thereby the most 
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and being deprived, temporarily, of the use of our ex. 
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use of machinery which practJoaliy gives us the same 
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1871 - - - -
Liabilities, includ-
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Wai the Int Compuy te notify polief 
holden U Ckieigi tiat eltimi wonld be AAJ4 
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fie louei ef the Coapuy 17 -le Ckietgt 
flre in being eajittee aid ptis u rapidly 
aipowible. Baiinesi wlieited at fair rata. 
AdjxiBtiiig: Office for Chicago, 
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IgeBUoftae Gofflpany -iiitiag the eitj 
Ma laaAaarted te eafl 
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Ceo. € . Clarke & Co, 
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10 tidridge-court. 
E N . a turner by trade, la inquired after 
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by William J. PorU-r, of Peterson. N. J. 
JOHK JONKH, tonnerlv at F. D. CbampUn a, 70) 
WooLMAto-st, tnouti«<l after by hla motUer, inronirh 
Mr. Edward woodall, of tbe AdpertUer, 
at Oeireetry, 
WUJLiAM M A B 8 H A U , 
with RsBtlln, Hale 4 
Co_ ia innoired aftat b y bis stater, atlas Cmma Mar 
auall Cleveland VUlae, Xjondon-road, JUower Claptou 
London, England. 
MABGAIBFT H B K N N A N . whouvad at tro ^u^. 
at., and was a eewiag-aaaeaine operator, ia ta<i>Ur>xi 
after by her sued oareata, tbrengb C. C. Fisher. V'lcto 
cr, tfaaon County, aiicb. 
Annie H. fimaUn i* anxtoos te hear from her brotht>,r, 
C H A B L E 8 W. BatlTH. 
M r s MARY H I O O I S S , wbe Uved an North L a 
aalle-at., and ber two cbildren, who were boarding at 
S t Joaeoh's acaden.v wltb the Sisters, are inquired 
after by T. T. Donned*, of Loekport. N. Y. 
MISB B a U X i O E T W L I i l V A N , fomwrly hfing at 
l a at Deaplatnea it., te anrioualy inquired after bv 
ber brother, M. t. SuUivaa, Hearts Content 
ttlaUoa, 
Newfoundland. 
W I L I J A M l r V A N 8 , o f 
Malabide, IreUnd, makcH 
earmat tnqolry for bis son, who Seed to live at m 
Fiftbav.. Cbtcaap. 
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B E C K E B are In-
quired after by John C. Seamen, of Oardiner, Ulster 
County, N. Y. 
WM. H. BIJtTCHTORD, formerly of » OTeat Van 
Burenat., U inquired after b y hi* mother, through the 
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C E N T f l A I , 
O F F t C f c t 
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AT STANDARD 
HALL, 
Far IflfermAtioA AA te Lettsrs of Iaqairy for 
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P v B L I v , 
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rudeneas, or 
neglect by any visiter, clerk, or other person oonaeet-
ed with any IMsbriet Otaoa at tb« Cbieage Seitof aad 
Aid Society, w i n at onee report tbe facta to She Super 
intended of tha District, stating to him the offence 
and p o m a n g e u t t h e aahmder. 
rnless this is AbaeitwiU be Impossible to correct 
evUs aad annua*, whlab the oAteersof tbe aocietyare 
ah aoxWas to eorreet o s s o y e o e t e the c^mnuunv 
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Women and Children. • 
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[tare of hi* donation nave d e 
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such agenetea asnaayba 
•aittea 
Applioattons of 
[viduals for the reUef of 
destitste women aad children atay be made try letter, 
or ta person, to N. 8. BOUTTJN, at Standard Hall, 
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Tbe only first-class Li war y and Board-
ing Stable in the Burned District. Afiae 
stock aad beat of accommodations for 29 
to 30 boarders. 
Parties wishing to buy 
OA* sell arm do well to call. 
H. NEWTON A CO., 
187 aad ISO Waahtogtoa-at. 
Bridges, Roofs, &c, 
The Michigan Bridge and Construction Co. are pre-
pared to erect wooden, iron, ar oombinaMon roofs 01 
bridge* at short nottca. 
Correspondents pi ease addraat Michigan Bridge and 
Qonatractton Co., Detroit. Mian. 
HoficilCigar Mannlacliirers. 
Justreeeived,»caa»sof Conneeticut l o a t all wrap 
aers, A 1 usality, at low agure*. COaaaaar yaau own 
CELEBRATED 
Dobaqne Soft Coal 
BASE-BURNER 
A perfect gaa and smofce-bom 
er, economical in coinsunipS; 
of ftel; the greatest h e a ^ J 
existent 
Fire kept 43 hou^ 
without replenishing. 
S a t i s f ^ 
Unguaranteed. Manufactured 
by Burdett, Smith & Co., Trov 
N-Y. 
For sale by 
y' 
TILLOTSON • BROS., 
Michigau-av*. 
^ ^ ^ 3 ^ JACttSON-ST. 
FULLER, W A E R B N ^ ^ 
OAlce: N a m Pier, near Light Roc^. 
m ' J K i ^ , r Q , 1 f c B t 8 t * w » r t , « woven. l*w*m 
v-,n^ 
house left by W great CreTwub l ^ f c ^ I * 
W 
1 
H O T E L S . 
" V ^ ^ / - ^ ^ _r.sjr 
Clifton House, 
irORTHWEST CORNER OP 
WASDIfiTOI ill BilSTEII-SR 
W. A. JENKINS, Proprietor. 
H. F. KITTREDOE. 
RIVERSIDE HOTEL 
ion* for sue tsi! *sd wmt r at vorj nab 
Iaauir* at S:»0r«;i • Httw. or at let at 
Aor of ta* Btv*rsia* laaf rov^m.a t Ooutaaor, 
T O S 
W * 
K 4 H M - « V 
TABLK. 
AiTiTaU tn4 Departure e/ Traits 
W1NTMM 
JLR&ANQKMEKT 
C e a t r a J 
Depot Boot of 
Caaal-at, 
Fast 
O r e a | tTeasero Atailwar. 
Ticcet oBsoe. a 
MaOfvia 
Mew 
Jaahaon Aoconunodation (daily) &*spia 
I air Use) 
lew Yerklxpress... 
imodatlon 
Leave. 
* 6:13 am 
fci.<a n: 
STATEMEKT, OCT. 25, 1871. 
t l , M 
• 
I 
Has purchased, since the great flre, tbe stone-front 
building, 128 ABCHBB-A V., Junction Twenty-seoond-
sh, and have resumed business as usual in said build-
ing. A first-class Are-proof vault ia completed. T b e 
patrons of the Bank eon deposit valuable papers or 
articles in said vault without charge, 
T H E COMMERCIAL LOAN CO. will transact S . 
savings as well s s a general banking business, s e n 
bills of sxehaage on N e w York, and the principal cities 
of Enrope. 
The Commercial Loan Co. has also secured a twenty-
years lease of the northwest corner of is orth Clark and 
Michigan-sts. A Are-proof building and vault is now 
being built on said lot, aad we expect At resume o a r 
North Side business about the first day of January 
BASE BROS. & CO. 
. 
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miJNERY. 
-
M l 
Davenport very sensibly declined to give, 
and, fortunately for Mm ss it has turned 
oat, the matter went no farther. The genial 
Mnrphr, of the Arch Street Theatre, sud-
denly bethought him that it wouldn't do 
that establishment much harm if they made 
another attempt at the legitimate. So he 
threw ont a lino for Fechter. "Five hun-
dred dollars a night in gold," answered 
Fechter. "Now, look hero Fechter," said 
the polite 
Murphy, **you know you'll 
draw like blazes, and so do I. What do you 
say to this arrangement ? Fll give you every 
cent that comes into the house, after WOO/' 
Fechter accepted, to his own sorrow. There 
has been too much blonde and Lotta buisi-
ness at the Arch, so the great actor didn't 
play to KJ00 any night during his engage-
ment.* 
-The New York Su» tells the following: 
"A charming actress who plays light parte 
in one of our theatres, who is also an excel-
lent wife and mother, had been annoyed by 
the overwhelming attentions of a young 
down-town jeweller. At last, his notes ant 
bouquets becoming too frequent, she men-
tioned the fact to ner husband, who imme-
diately fired up and threatened to punish the 
> p t 
a t i 
infatuated youth. A powerful autlete, he 
armed himself with a cone of the 'genua' 
bludgeon, and loft bis hotel the next morn-
ing with the avowed intention of giving his 
rival a few blows, and teaching him to mind 
hie own business. Entering the shop where 
he was employed, he strode hastily through, 
and inquired if there waa a young man there 
named H—. ' There is,' said the owner of the 
establishment; * he is at the window tinker-
ing watches. 
Mr. H 
, yon are wanted.' 
As the little moie flirt arose and confronted 
the large man, he trembled and turned pale. 
' Did yon send my Wife these notes F said he, 
producing some of the often ding billet-doux. 
<• i—i—yes—I did,' stammered the culprit, 
trembling in every limb. He saw the 
and he thought his time had come. 
well,' said the broad>shoaldered, 
actor, reaching over the counter and patting 
the poor, frightened fellow gently on the 
top of the head, • look here bnbby, you must 
not do so any more.' And he left poor H 
to the tender mercies of his fellow-clerks." 
—A St. Louis despatch of November 31 re-
lates the fallowing*: "A strange scene oc-
curred lost evening at De Bar's Opera Honae, 
on the occasion of the reappearance of Miss 
Matilda Heron, after a retirement from the 
stage for nearly twenty years. During the 
act there was sn entire absence of aoy-
g like connected or intelligent acting. 
_ e continually fumbled her long gray hair, 
stroked her head, and threw herself into ri-
diculous attitudes. Her voice was husky, 
and frequently broke into a shril 1 scream. 
Same of the audience, believing that she was 
intoxicated, were rather boisterous up to till 
termination of the act, when she adYAaXottio 
the footlights and said; * Yes liingg wbo b*> 
have aonmci.ilik« blackguards, get out. and 
leave tile ladlee And gentlemen here. If you 
have 
na 
behavior, why, then, be-
have 
yourselves.' 
When 
the cur-
tain 
fell 
Miss 
Heron 
was called 
S
t. and spoke as follows: 'Ladies and gen-
men: I am glad to come once more to 
large-hearted and benevolent St. Louis. I 
coxae here not as I did many years ago, fall 
of youth, hope, and ambition, bat rather as a 
pauper, to strive to earn a little to snpoart 
mv gray hairs, and to recover, if possible, 
what I have been robbed of. 
For my new 
•tart ia life I Am indebted to Ben De Bar, 
waa save me the use of his theatre, and in 
other ways put me on my legs again. I am 
now past 40 years of age, and have ten years 
left to achieve my lost laurels. 
I have 
feniua and talent, that I know full well: my 
eart is in my soul; my soul is with my God. 
1 don't care a fig for the world, and I'm just 
as happy as a big sun-flower.' This over, she 
danced off the stage, wildly waving her 
Bw«t8 aafl Show. 
MCCORMICK a 
C L A S H ; , formerly a t 17 
Ctarh-et, have reopened at « Madlean-etn apposite 
Honae, aad are now prepared to supply their 
wfth good goods at tow priaaa. 
Boots stud Shoes* 
* . 
* . 
l l t l t T 
1 
Wfc:*** I h o e tk^LeiUam^o 
met 
•troa*, ss well as thos* 
r »<ut*r Batiaaa, 
wanaeauT 
•^-^^r SaVanna.. 
w h o saay AVrer *ao 
' 
TBXD. MEYEB, Cashier. 
TOLMAN WHEJELEB, President 
T R U 8 T E E 8 - M . D. Buchanan, Conrad 
Oehrte, 
Tolraan Wheeler, a 
Kauri, W a Knoke, Wm. A. 
Swing, Bacon Wheeler, C. B. Meyer, Thomas Buchan-
aan, Jr., Fred. Meyer, O. Croakhtta, 
CHICAGO, Wov. AJ, iSTL 
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LIT, P f f l l Si DM. 
BANKERS 
O L D A N D 1VEW 
BOCOHT FOB OASH, BT 
.LYMAN BRIDGES •* CO., 
Dealer In all kinds of Bu) lding Matsriat* aad 
BOOMS, osruar Carroll and 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 3 i W , 8 3 ' i . 6 y 
_ J . BAIT 1. ITIWIET, rrest, 
C« S . BSOBfiat^ Bdsc, 
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^HnMIM M a S l a ^ H ^m 
LOUIS H U M M E L 
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MASONIC 
BtriLDIirO, 
Corner ef Halsted and Randolph-sts., 
Branch Office, 493 Wahaah-av., 
T r a n s a c t a 
reaular 
b a n k i n g 
b u s l n 
s a m e a s S t a t e o r N a t i o n a l B a n k . 
Also tfoal In Government Securities, 
convert t h e 'SB 0-2Os due Dec. t. 
D r a w C o l d B i l l s o f E x c h a n g e o n N e w 
Y o r k , a n d S t e r l i n g B i l l s d i r e c t o n L o n -
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MEBCH A N T TAILOB A N D D E A L E B I N C B N T S 
F U B N 1 8 H I N Q GOODS. 
682 West Lake-st, late 142 North CUrk-st. 
Cleaning 
and repairing neatly done. 
— 
. 
Underwriters' Agency, 
or n f 
YOKE. 
! 
^^^^»* 
tan AAAetf) alter payias 
Caieags Las 
$3,000,000. 
We tn aafktf lessee la MI aa fast as 
atoisST a%« orafti as lew Tstft. 
ADJU8TOW OFFICE, 
OO South Canalnsto 
O H y w a l a w 
*aV SBBWWWaBSal 
B
aflna 
BBKBBBBBJBBJJal BBBBBJ BBJBBh ^ B B 
|BJi ^BJkSBp' w 
BBBIIBB^- ^aHHBlf iBBp ^ g l^ifep 
Why donn yon build bank vaulto, A c , « 
Baaaaan 
B O B n r e O N a SON., m East Madlaoa-et. 
BSJBBBJi 
Maying eaoslnded to diaoonttnue the branch of oar 
house heretofore located in the city of Chicago, the 
power of attorney .given by_Per«in«, Stern A ( 
do 
revoL-
Tov. a>, ttftL 
BURNT PAPER. 
Waiting 
Perfectly 
Restored. 
The writing on papers badly charred, i a fact so 
much so that great care had to be taken to prevent 
faffing to 
. . 
6.-28 p m 
-t?S:13 p no 
a day excepted. 
C. WENTWORTK 
Arnv* 
•7*7* a 
lo.»aa 
I k'a 
{ Moaisj 
A t Ex. (daily) via Air Line... 
Night Express. 
t Baturdayexeepted. * Sand 
excepted. 
HENRY 
Genera. Passenger Aran, 
IUlu«t* Ceattrul. 
On and after Kov. 12, i»7L and until 
nrthsr ootwa. 
Passenger trains will leave and arrive at Depot, tooTat 
Twenty-seoond-st., at follows: 
_. T 
, _ 
Leave, 
Arriva 
8 t LoulaExpress 
* trxosm 
8L Louts Fast Line 
t 7:10 p m 
£ £ ° Mad 
~ 
-.* »-.» s m 
Cairo Express 
f 7:10 p m 
Keokuk^aasenger 
«. 
t 7:10 p m 
Oilman Paasonger 
- 
.? fets p m 
Byde Par* and Oak Woods. 
* 6:25 a m 
do 
do 
do 
. 
*i2.-2flpm 
da 
do 
do 
. . ^ „ * j:io p m 
f o 
de 
do 
* 1:25 p m 
^do 
de 
do 
* «:»p m 
•Sundays exospted. 
tSaturdays 
ftvija 
- "Waa 
* iJxtpm 
* T:iiiaa 
* " ^ » a 
* «:i3aa 
* 7.%> a a 
* 9:10tn 
* l : * i » a 
* 5 ^ pO 
^ 7 : 3 » l 
_ Co., 
May, ISM, to Benjamin Bruoe Jr.,to alga checks 
other buataeas tor a s in said city of Chioago, is 
P E B K I N 6 A STKBN. 
them from 
jatoredby using 
INK 
pteces, have been 
D E V E L O P E R 
n to arev 
porfeetiy re-
J. MOBBIS A CO. 
' 
FIRE 
D. 
BJ A T U I T 
O F 
UMIV. SMMMAV, 
No. 662 Wabash-av. 
Establisbeti ia 1854. 
Continue to transact a 
general Banking Busi-
ness, and ready to ac-
commodate the public 
as heretofore* 
LaJZARUS SILVBMgaW. 
Real Estate Loan and 
Trust Co. 
* 
SAVITIGS BANK 
0845 W»!>fWl!-**Y\ 
HAMILTON, 
468 Wabash-av. 
TOYS. 
Vergho, 
Buhling * Oo.'s BetsJl Store, 
9 3 4 8 t a t © - s t . 
OfiDI, M M 
J. MASON PARKER, 
of Chioago Mortgages and Baal 
/ a a F. Ivy, Hon. Hugh T. Dickey, Hon. Mark 
Bafpl 
eit-,atttM 
NCE 
•wefltet:-
n i iwk#e«, 
6 # *km fk ('"im «#- *• r., 9«f Moor, 
AaBSSf 4 7 * 5 
•I'Vl'lKffi'll* 
• M M , 
^, Mp%>Hs,**iun*ji^u 
v a a *ja^*js**a 
W 
. " . .C*kJ*7 *v *VXw a*T 
*a**a«*n * • • * • • ) 
P A P E B BAGS, 
TWINE, A c , St 
I P K T T I B O N T K ' 8 , 
St West 
Madiseaat, 
books, nampbleta, Ac. 
Cash puad fer old newspapers, 
Lipra's l e w Loan Office, 
formerly corner Clark aad Madlson-sta All pledges 
not redeemed by the 1st of December will be sold, 
A. LIPMAN, CH Miohigan-av. 
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LZ> BOOKS. 
The highest cash pries paid tor eld Books and 14-
" lreee the sheep Book Store. 
CHAlTJg A CO., 5S2 WabashAV. 
C A M S . 
ash price jp 
brarbe. Call or addrees th 
w 
except*! 
Chaeago, fiach Island & PaelAc Railroad. 
DsTOT—Corner Van Bares and Sherman-sta 
TtCSST OOMca—as West MadisoBst. 
night Express 
Hfeoopm 
7:0Das 
Pern Accommodation 
- • i J O p n i 
•*:*}»• 
Pacific Express 
„*ifcoo a m 
M:io B a 
Aa elegant parlor sleeping oar is attached to tbe &M 
a m . t r a l a ransisg through to Oounetl BloflSa ant 
Omaha. 
C M c a g e a a d Alton R a i l r e o d - C h i c a g e , AttM •> 
tit. L.mut: Throagh Ltoe a a d Lautotuaa. Ma., 
HOw Short K o a t e h e t w e e a Chicago aad *iaa> 
a**a City, 
r/gjov DsroT—West Side, near Madison-st bridge, 
imZVt. 
ArrSte. 
Bt Louis A Springfield Ex., via 
„ 
htain Lins 
t : i 5 a m 
Kansas City Uat Ex via Jackson-
ville, I1L, and Louatana, Mo.. *»:15 a m 
Wenona, Lsoos A Waehtogten 
Ex. (Western Diviaioa) 
*»:i5am 
Joliet Accommodation 
««:iopm 
Bt. Louis A SprlngAeld Night Ex. 
via Main Line 
« J 0 p m 
St. Louis A BarinAAald Lightning 
Ex. via Main Line, and also 
via Jacksonville Division 
IS.-00 p m 
Kansas City K r via Jacksonville 
I1L, and Louatana, Mo 
tfeespm 
f7:U»at 
* Except Sunday, ton Sunday runs to Springfield 
illy. tExoept Saturday. (Daily. {Except Hoc iky. 
L a k e S h a r e 4c Michigan ttontberu Railway. 
DaroT—Corner ef Polk aad Sherman-sts. 
Ticket Office, southwest cor. Madison and Canal-os. 
Mall...... 
MOam 
lOwia 
SpaclaJ New York Express. 
*fcO0aat 
* * . « i | » 
Atlantic Express (dafly) 
- 
6:14 p m 
7 : » * a 
Bright Express. 
' t f c M p s 
* » : » » • 
C h i c m g a , B a r l i a g t u a Sc af Oaansy Atailraad. 
Ticket OfAOB under Briggs House, eor. Canal and Mad 
Ison-eto. Depot Ota orutdlana-av. and Sixteen th^t 
• o j s p a 
• saopat 
• s t M s a 
• t a s a a 
• A A t a a 
t f a S s a 
• fesopa 
•tthoopa 
•atssa 
• l JO pi 
• S i l l 
•fcospa 
M:SJpnV 
•4:30 p at 
*sc*j«ai 
*4:30 p • 
{7.U • a 
only, 
Pacific Fast 
Galesburg 
Express., 
at Line... 
....* 7 JO a m 
l i M t i a 
_ Paasengar 
' M i p s 
Mendota A Ottawa Paasenger.* 4J0 p m 
Aurora Passeager 
* S:Kpm 
Paetnc Night Express. 
f fcOOpm 
Downer's Grove Acoommodation* 1:45 p m 
DowneVe Grove Accommodation* fcis p m 
Biveraide aad Hinsdale 
• « : K a a 
Biveratde aad Htasdala...» 
*UhS)ao\ 
Biveraide and WlnedsWi. 
• U ; s 
*Aundays 
t Saturdays excepted iMon 'days 
Ckleogo. DoavaUo St vlaceaaoa Bwtrrand. 
Mn.WA.vxxs DsroT—Oaraar Caaal aad Kiniie stress* 
West Sid*. Freight Offlee at C , C. A I. C. Oo.'s 
office, corner Halsted and Carroll street* 
Mall Train, Chicago Time 
4:10 pm 
9 J 0 t a 
Train, Chioago T 
«Tilicd»*lkN 
Nori* 
nted destgna, auperior to all others. 
W. H. GBO VB, maaufaeturer, U l 
Philadelphia. 
E . S w e e t , JFr. efc C o . , 
C i v i l I B w a g l n o o a a s t n d 
C o n t r a c t o r * , 
99 
ML Ctinton-st., 
Chicago. 
dock and bridg* building. 
SOUTH SIDE PRINTING COMPANY 
execute every description of 
F I N B 3 
J O B 
P R I N T I N G , 
IEPMICIRIIAKI CO. 
Parties having settled 
at 25 cents will be prof-
ited by addressing E. GK 
M., Tribune office. 
Crietadoro's H a i r Oye. 
Let them leave the field;_there is no longer an open-
ing for other and inferior Hair Dyes since CrlstadoTO's 
famous preparation waa Introduced, I t is new the 
only dye used by ladle* or gentlemen of discrimination. 
Nothing was ever asked for it but trial and compari-
son, awl the result has surpassed tbe most sanguine 
expectationa of it* inventor. Bold everywhere. Man-
nfactory, M Maiden Lane, M. Y . 
Batchslor's Hair Dys 
Teas suporb hair *>« is ta* tost 1* th* 
to banal—s. wUeutoand to*t—»an*oa»{ no _ 
moot; no ridiculous tinti or dt<agr***ble odor, 
gonaia* Waa. A Batehelor'i 
aestra *nl*n4ad staok or 
kalrouaa, *•*% toauOfal; <__. 
' or mmr iajurtou* oontaeuad. Hold to 
M Bond •*.. af*w Tork. 
Ticket Cttnce-Southaast 
CAlatoB 
Pastfic fast line 
Pacific night 
JOtt ~ 
at Clark aad L a u 
i ( i N i a s a n a s ^BsaW m Mm 
M M I I M I I **lCfc4» ft Ql 
a*a*««***>* | BSBB 9 Jaa 
Dubuaoo, 
1 ^ 1 $ . * t « p m 
"City and Dubuqua ex.. *».O0 a m 
Milwaukee mail... 
— 1 * » B 
Milwaukeeexpreas............ * * « a m 
Mirwauke*paasenger....... M **.-« p m 
Milwaukee pasawgar (dally). 11M p m 
GreenBay axpreas 
- *UhQ0 a m 
•t.u p • 
S J C I S 
• i l O p S 
7:tt * • 
• » io • m 
HMpm 
•7:40 p • 
IKWaa 
*7:ii P H 
•6JI » • 
tMaaaaan aa 
U E G A L 
N O T I C E S . 
CiretsJt Coaurt o f 
t » CHANCJ»Y—T»e 
"£2ZV£ 
ZZZSA 
I T Z Z t S S I 
Notice is hereby 
•J^^J?*002ZitL,mJfi£2!. 
daorae entered.in tifie 
tha State of nil-
•• P r e p e v r e 
r o r t n e 
c j i x o i e 
Xobodr abnuld b* without a bottle of 
»BOK£R'S SIITTESLB\» 
• M r 
givea that by an btiorioeutory 
abovu eaaae, ta* underatgnod has 
s*d Beeetvaref m tb* property, fan**, and 
T a—i nana Ceaapaay of Chi. 
'SSI,,10 
or^i. H . 
H. H. ABBOTT. 
r. Hm G. Olifi, 
I n s u r a n c e 
C o m p ' y , 
I ContiBtw te Buy Attjasted qalms 
AT HIGHEST CASH RATES. 
The longest engaged and most successful Physician 
to all Chronic and Special Diseases, (formerly KB Wash-
tagtoB-st,) ts now OMfMeotta 
>y mail, i 
circular. 
or b y mail, at SOS State St., 
consulted, personally 
IU. 
Bead stamp 
nm.w.o.HUOT, 
SIB W«« 
Beatdenee, *I7 West Monroe-st, 
T O 
B . E K T . 
uAII 
SUDB OVfKjfi, 
121 WEST WASHINGT0N-ST. 
S A . 
B B I O O S t V i e e ^ ^ g t
M B A ^ f W ^ t 
EDWARD HAIGHT & CO. 
BAN KERSi 
Maw • Wail Street, Hew 
Psiiers AMAaft ftjafeasi' ul in 
I §le frent, <i?4 vi abA»b-s?.r 
j twe«A Ttiiiteciith 
anil 
frentla-sts. 
V e r y de*.irabl<» for 
^ e s e r s t e t e a . 
Apply o n 
S» 
P R A I H I E 
F A s . J ? E J B C O M -
***Jl 
a. — 
D. X. T X K B K T , 
454 wabashav 
mnjnwnNjr 
B T O T * < ^ r O O , ^ , »?» Waltash-av- sad such aa 
J T H . WATTLK8, Sacratarr. 
^ - 
ii^a>aacraiary._ 
People's Ins. Oo., 
OP &AJS FBAUCD3CO, 
+m* i . a a g a i t , t f *"-flrrair. 
1 8 5 
W j L ' t S ' X ' 
M O N B O . E - 8 T . 
A. B. GONKIBOM, Spaotol 
AD 
» A A * H 
. . S BTOMAUH SITT 
aid* aad pl—rant oardtol. S*«ar* of cooa 
h o T a ^ - r s ^ - r t a b ^ b o ^ ^ 
jf 
^ 
m UUrty-mU. 
Haw York. P. O 
JLEA 
S A U C E . 
by Ooaaotaseurs 
O S X T O O O n SA.TJOT." 
rnqiured to 
It Improves appetite and digestion, and it is unrtval -
Its flavor. 
by Messrs. LEA A PEHRrWS to 
• making or vending coonierfetta. 
JOHK DCBCAN'S SOBS; 
Areata, New Tork. 
ed fori 
wean 
•rosseaa 
all pa 
H«Bie 
INMANLOTE, 
OCE A 1»J S "f E A M § H I P S , 
I hetweea 
rates a 
aaS Lift 
»
aATT*,( 
BBai 
life Ins. Cs.a tf Hew Yerk. 
7 S S F V L T O N - S T . 
IHHioy.holdors will pleas* sand their 
J . M . 8 T B T B B B , 
•! • 
'1-L-'-' 
-
W M . D . B O O E K S , 
fumi»bed proof thereof L 
their demands at bis said ofaoa, oa 
Dated, Chicago, 
WILLIAM X DCKHJaTPTi B 
Bttchcook, Dupee A Bvarts, SoOcisorsfor 
aawtaeaat car. Mooroa-at.. and Piftb-av. 
C i r c a i I Caatrt o f CaokCsMiaity. 
TM CBANCBR Y.—Tb* People of the State *f mi-
aota, vs. tbs State Insuiaace Compan 
Bottee is hereby given, that 
d i n the -
above 
Receiver 
ompeuy of Chicago. 
by aa Interlocutory de-
rsnan. toe undersigned has 
of all the property, fund*. 
Insurance Company of Ohl-
cr 
and 
••©rhetor*. December 1, A. D. iS7L~atiO o o 
at the oface of tbe Beoetvnr, no. at Wast Madlaon-st., 
B a a ^ a a T 
Iadividnals or firms banking with a s 
aad draw as they please, the r— 
we allow 
Tlie National Baai of Commerce 
Will open on office at 
58 CANAI ST 
O n M o n d a y , t h e 8 7 t h , a a d t h e i r 
w i l l r e m o v e t o t h o i r n o w b u i l d i n , , 
BANK 
HOTICE. 
. e f the THIBD^NATIOJSfAL B A N K has 
been retueved to IW Wabasb-av.t near Harrison st 
e, at Went Wash! 
T h e i 
MMUHt 
Branch Quant, i 
J. l a v i H O PKABCM, President, 
U V. PARSONS, Oashier, 
W. S. SM1TH. Assistant Cashier. 
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Copsxtnerahip Notios. 
John A; AAtoen, having soid out his entire interest 
ta the Arm of Wm. A . Button A Co., tatbV other 
asambers tbereaf, taeteby setires,-tae baaineaa tobe 
conducted as herttotor*,by tbe u*«ton*g»*d7whVjtt« 
ne authorised to o a U e e f t b o a a n ^ a a d ^ t y t a e U a 
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Floors that Wont Burn! 
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PHI LA DELPHI A. 
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Steam between Mew York, 
Liverpool, Queenstown, Gias-
gsw, Londonderry, 
T l l f t B g 
BaUDUNosS 
S v - B R Y 
of Caaaaga, to reader an aeooaraS ef the 
sums of money owing by them to the Co**. 
pany, and to pay the same. 
An persona having to to air psamatao any property 
ar eflect* of said Ooatpaay, are required todeUver the 
same to tbe undersigned, at hi* said office, aa or before 
tbe day above named 
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of policies who have sustained toss, and have not here-
tofore furnished proof thereof, to aaid Ceaupaay, are 
required to present their demand* at bis aaldofaoe, oa 
or before the day above named. 
a ^ * £ c « y S & J , T n 
Brrcsooca, Dtiras, A B v a s m s o 
svar. southeast oot-BarXonroe-et. sod 
ABMY SUPPLIES. 
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Pasaengers booreA to and from German and seaadi-
navtan perta, and all parts ef Burooe at lowest rates. 
t a g ^ ^ m e S a a S t ^ e ^ 
conneettoawtth Lake Share A Mtraiaran aoathern 
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P O S T ijEAViirwoBTH, Ks., HOT. la, 1*71^1 
Sealed proposals, in u i . 
ubis ofSce, and by the Post 
il 11 o'clock a na, 
stPortBUey, 
l»,s«i pounds eor a, 
S0,0t« pounds oats, 
M.0G0 pounds bran, 
tckk th each of the 
Is sack*, fh each of the aaenths of 
Jsaumry, lrhrnary, March, and A 
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M T 7 B I C 
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Opera House Restaurant. 
The subseriber 
public ia gaaersi, that ho 
Off Wsbssh av., aad to 
nan Tm Creeav Charlotte 
a a l l tor Tbaakagiring or 
Three Fire Stigs. 
PASSING THR0U6H THE FIRE, 
(RESIGNATIOB.) 
Ye Have Done It Unto Me, 
(OBATrTtTDB.) 
FrsBi the RsJss OBP CItySluU Rise, 
(COCRAOB) 
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^£»*ssAe 
Faat be debvered prior l o t a * 
•ntry, l 
The above Quaatiti 
to. aad between th* i 
Deeea»bei^S%,ewbtehStOet bijdeU 
thirty Srui (rtot) day afttortaaana. 
Proppeal* will alae bs laoatvAA tor the A s t l i s n al 
Part Haya. Kanaaa^of 
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toa^&lTbe 
deAvered within tairty 
•iliatate ahatr price per oo* 
fJf-Tbirtr cents each. Sent by mail. 
BOOT &CADT, 
tt Mlchlgaa-av., Chicago. 
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309 South 4th Street 
Fulton New York 
13069 
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