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CHICAGO 
TRIBUNE: 
MONDAY, 
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THE DEBTORS. l>ru<<o-r» 
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lomethiiiK About Debts 
and their Forcible 
Collection. 
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f &re not locked up with the 
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rier ln» ynq 
aawrw or a a y t w i t e u m 
a»»lH» raatageuid t h * MWipUitMf, aud 
•ausod th* ln<wro*r*tson of » a « who w a s tiatobt-
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Reporter 
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pufflff T and advises to 
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di it ib*t <H.UBtry 
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ART AND ARTISTS. 
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*""*"* "* * " « » . o n | i m n « 
ao&Btj <h? men wh« »rf .^,-,^7gTVhA^, ^ ^ ^ 
...i.^r ^ ^ » » « U g £ . *tH gtte* u^uud, irhloU 
W h a t 
Chicago Lost tn Art by the 
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as 
«§« ttare wiE 
s t|»e Conttty 
t'tB»m to dw-
Colldctiosa cf Debt* 
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t«*m Y e a n ' 
t the Law Is A ftkilur#1 
t Hajrtftesi» Kttlaed by it. 
a»e>ct>ffll! la o Wigest tss. »d-
» board, al Use oi^> i»«teb*-
'boad ioyoaftjpJTZ 
Wkat » Km
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tngforttMai- Th^ law te all «A (He debtor' 
tcm««.:aaviac«St •*<*» ta kto imumwua. a» 
at taa V M I I W . wba la. aawarteaa p$ 
raaua aa aqaivalNaik. •.• Io be MTO, taa 
t a»ve hint put in Jail, bat the lav gti 
<imtew aha in say UM »w«oi far the board ol 
tbedebaw while he toiacaraaeated. JBat haa»lne 
htm in (ail, however, does aot 'tend to make the 
maa hoaaat, aad the wedttoa 
•of paying oat 
wm sitapie eaooih to traeyaad a\ » 
the debtor te retoaeed. OeoasloaaUy a 
is arrested ihroagh maMee, aad ran la to )*il an a 
ea. aa. or a MPWM, aad; hep* there i 
length at. thaa, or jaefcaelenc an it 
enemy 'i revenue to be gratiaod. The h>w paa, 
.mite thm. aad the aatiafaotioa to be derived tram 
a salt Jar damages geaeraily reaaUe la lass or 
tiiooey ^wher*' a ferseeatad aarsoa has aay—sad 
time wateh %ovM be mora prontabljy saeartad. 
The debtor, whea arrested, is allowad thspdri 
lege of 
of insolvency, bat if he 
teen, be mnet lie In jaU until he 
topoan him 'the money neeeaaary"to 'Satisfy the 
demands of the Deputy Baexia* dr^Coastable. 
When e persaa la hi debt, aad has mm fseaaset of 
gettlag mousy, hla frienda usoaQy dan art htm, 
and only new aad than can he tod sue-aha has 
sufficient confidence m him to credit him with the 
torn needed. This 
d*vlhvw.he hare no . 
to rt mala In jail until 
they batag aflowsd tt 
so ceam paid by the 
added to the ortelaal 
onfoldtng the tnfijeet 
UOB of debta, a reporter of' 
recently 
duteilea to Iwtsrriew 
Deputy 
Sheriff Ed. Ijongly, (who 
fcnow more about tb« subject than any 
men in the city), and any debtors who might be 
confined ia the County JaiL 
Aoesrdingly he 
•isited the east wing of the Court Bouse, the 
other evening, and was admitted to the tab by 
Turnhay Btoue. As the door was being opaued, a 
" orat, " Wster, 
¥1 
woat gate awash by to. if 
yen can beep aim tahtoi aatol he , 
in ten msmntea. If he la's 
to conceal the property be has, he can h 
the creditor can j e t st the facts. 
If he 1 
aadhsai 
water, 
• 9mm 
got a cupful aad gave it to him. Whea he return-
ed and took a seat near the stove, adjacent to 
'Whicb the 'reporter .stationed himastf, ha was' 
seiuted with the qmnstlaa 
MJBo»-maay 4eaegaa, 
haTfr you looked np BOW i" 
" EiBM was the reply. 
" Where to he I™ 
» 
••There" pointing to a German-looking youth 
-of about i» years, who was seated a t a table a 
few feet s w a y . ™g ° g fjfj™ T%Ztt. 
The debser, whose name to Fred. W. Thai, was 
then iaterrogated by the reporter, and told mb~ 
atan ttally the following story. He lived at We. 
IBS South Hatoted .street, and had been la jail 
• wince last Prlday week, swatthsf trial for laalte*-
ous mtoehief, and the hearing of a suit tor daav 
agas of fcuaOQ, which grew out of the afore-men-
tTooed eharge. WWe coming up Halated stwet 
about three weeks a«© he heard the aotoeooeaeioa-
ed by several panes of glass bein« broken, and a 
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class. A poUoeman took eharge of him, aad ha 
'Jka* taken to the Twelfth Street Station, 
•ppMOaaaasa>#ifeat tooe Fooee oourt, 
Iff. ihSaiaaiiiia "'ifJM bail to ..ahswer 1 
t**' <S*aKtaTel ' 
l a m 
pay the ear fare, haft the 
on hto right 
in thslSll 
Ua^ssaVwl* 
eae°iS>no?»2em to reidtoe that the « 
sired wss merely ermrrle, and thought great la-
jusUee had bean deae him. However, he was 
released from cuatody, but the tail had attrao-
Uona for him, and, at the expiration of two days, 
he called around **to bihag sraaethtng to the 
boys." As sooa as he made hto appaaranae he 
was arrested on » oopto*, iasued at the tostimtion 
of the dry goods merchant who claimed «l,i» far 
the Hto worth of window glass 
waa treated by the look-up kee 
*xt& considered them gentlemen; v 
tike the food, which consisted of oread, soup, 
allowed to walk around the corridors d 
the ^day 
time, 
aad waa 
locked 
after fie went to bed. Contact with 
ehargedwlth crtme could aat ha 
lida't Injure hto morals. He laafrhnmed that hs 
did aat break the windows, and was sure he could 
re hto innc 
a saahday. 
XI 
SMJ* 
for 
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edtohimf Whai 
Sllrr "' Tt: ....<!" 
era , three leaves 
pswad of potatoes, aad a sup of oaias sash dar. 
Baporter. Does-the county pay |8J0 A We^klbi 
svary p/teonert b*ard. 
Sherfe. Yea. 
.J-K-S 
Keporter. Have you room la 
a debtor's prison. 
. fhr^asf1 
that may be jmt, ha. haaaasly aoybat 
debt now. , we. daa*t have as.many 
\ the cttnrts have dlsehafged 
. VMMmlNaWlism'-aB' she law. 
_ doaagjt athssoaageav out in one way or 
another. .Ida aot think there, to a State .in the 
Uatem where so few are imprisoned for debt as 
•thatt. 
el the 
i the ereattor no remedy 1 
ef aooncbat, 
'as the .» * ,!i iatl I 
[gasflSi ahaat t mtt 
). 
I . - . , - . . , . 
sgafpthsai three* months. 
SOCIMH 
StVfhH 
gifted by nature specially wtth provlHlioe or 
more directly 
| sffltdaeverely by the fire thai '"the esrSfcw. Not 
ii MW, fur toe 
v 
Uieat'tt 
»I-T,' nit 
lfLi M <'<Mina^>4SjhjnaVi 
0 0 . i- ! 1*01 ..j HfVi, 
jei*ev that 
, j fold bettar than ihe 
umu* 
simple, ftaamoa-eeiiee nsa 
tmSjflSap;<Ti • • A! . 
*.HV Mm ["hfjii. ,, 
mm iwffii;; 
»;/.',, 
the tost twenty yesrsJtrhttTfee ! w : : : u M r W 
good 
gtey- Well, not 
rly. We had 
who sold in ayear. 
R^pojrter. The I a. 
Bow many debtors ha 
aped any one time t 
ta*£dey. 
As many 1 
• jJWJPTy•., Ifr'TS X*!11 _e.™ .ll** suynotorlons 
^tea^ejMngnjnpaBebajMB' priaou.j.. * 
~,**^M sj 
-•^f aayey. ''"OaTjaa. we. had tie ''trrepressible 
la ahoat 4 o'eloek one afternosn, «Wt talked until 
"*-°ttuS and toft , n o n U , , * 
ir*** *• «* c k e d u » 
end 
prepared for themC 
who i m f -
smeuBta of 
into this list a 
Ug 1 
are 
It i n ' 
itlfflWUt 
oou.:i, 1*. these 
oasd as thieves 
o j 
8JJTB0BB. 
T\ IN BRIEF 
a - ^ j tmg,,. A 
fi»«m«»Fallen. 
The telegraph announced ; 
tte death of tito^er. Walt. 
Mich. Mr. Weed removed to this eity to the /all 
of 18*7, aad eubsettueui 
fflf deatls wiH as 
a n 
0001m, 
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IMPSON: IP* 
I^L 
WHOLESALE AJSD ECTML 
list* 
- by she lore, 4sTn the < 
aw, 
titis 
vent. 
1, ho has a remedy, 
somas bask to- tike 
.the dawlt aesaual. 
t tbtaffif to 
way 4 Callaaaa, thj ill! iMsltnaJ" put 
bars t 
jrr— 
JohnSlekles 
'-phe who 
Any others! 
Pfehad 
port abowstoem to have*reoeivi 
premiums since the i r e for 
• 
, ansae a s the thsaras 
* - U S S 
not go to jad at ail. 
Allan 
r*stodsi|^IdamandtlB»t I be taken'_ 
Oounly ladta,^ aad tttosaloer is bound to take 
hhn the**, provided he pays a 'dollar fat taJtiag 
1 hft J ^ ^ t h a dafiar. 
Reporter. Bapaose ha 
sikeriir. Well, then, he 
tto porta*. For 
going iBts court. 
privilege of 
who 
8her» Well, 1* they say 1 
f^SltS.taToa?*-
eaart Chan ha ean by 
He woaM get only rr 
the arrest, and/ia 
County ywdga ha ww 
lsfalrtai 
ha could j 
Oh, 
• a time atnee T have been 
tor. What has stwastoha 
»a hawahadhwhtwa staii aha h*air>,. 
>toa graah faltnaaa* in all olvn 
this county. The bmdaesa to aot wtoath 
wie-thtrd'Wf 
more honest now, sad 'theShentfi 
have lees to do. Nothing of s a y 
Reporter. Do you know of any 1 
malice or "spite work" inflaaneed a 
all you know shout 
debtors? 
,.; mmkm 
SherW. Yes, aad a dw-d sight mora... ..Ia 
of the man and woman I told yarn of 
Ito wash, as '.' 
vaneeermora maasay than aha deb* 
wIsasw 
t 
haa been paid 
Reporter. 
Does 
No. 
Take the 
it as much 
It. For that 
the passage of a law 
not be collected by 
should be done away with exc 
to titles of 
or four years, 
ows 
mind 
take out the attorney's fees, the clerk's fees, and 
the Sheriff*! fees, very Utile ta left. 
W e e w a s , 
where a large amount Is to be collected Hi toned 
sll absorbed, but most of the 
Meted are small, and dtoeppear V 
when the fees ars taken out. Looh 
• • ^ H « ^ 
now, a nd nobody has anything to collect on. 
Reporter, Suppose a man wanted s debt of fa* 
collexjted—that may be a little below the avar-
aire—how much would it ooit hiait 
Sheriff. Well, tn the flrst plac*A would be the 
attorney's fees, which are tm. He might get a 
. shyster for. 15, but the shyster would beat him 
. t olfi»e more before he got through with him, 
htm. Thai 
to now 
( a man refuses to oar hto debts, and 
•csmsaow'ha la somyMsteghtoprop. 
toaea. 
so., which to a oayiat ad aaM» 
prove his mnooenee, 
[The day after our 
waatahnu fata court aad 
iwaiting seatonoe.] 
A tAMt WTTH TBh SHataifF. 
This youth being the only one 
wbciaa t«iHMfsW>trfrn OAUIII bft ofa 
porter called upon Sharix j 
morning, and aad a long 
C'oavarsatssa 
wtth 
htm, and 
some 
facts 
which 
will to 
, Mr. Bradley was found to 
lementof the east wing of the 
t to his ledger, but wheal the 
tliiftaSflaa toterview,he laid aside 
answered without hesitation 
ateporter. t want ta ah' 
about debtors aad their 
what do you know about it 1 
l Sheriff. I dont know anything about it 
Bepertor. Tell me how a creditor gaas 
to aat a debtor .to toil. 
Sheriff.. l i s 
the credit or a 
erty, he gets •»«»•«»*» « 
fmtmmdwm. Then they arrest the party, 
bring him to Jail, and, before they can con 
i.theyhave to pay tt.» a week for his board, 
~ >w long do they keep hirnln jail 1 
a man hasuH got 1 
t he haa no 
asftsmT 
Sheriff. Anythtog whereby they can bring a 
an it tojeoover any flting. Asataa as hs amies 
that aawlavlt of laaol vaaey, he work* oat of debt 
in toil at taM a day. 
Reporter, What do you mean by working out-
manual labor 1 
Sheriff. Wo. He is allowed by law for hto time 
in toil He can pay hto debt by staying ia ; the 
creditor all the time advancing hto board, tf he 
fails to advaaca taa board, toe party to dto-
oharged. 
Reparter. Fsito to advance weak by wash I 
dfccruB. Yea He oanaot advaaoo a part of a 
apt 
' 
ft Oh, torn ttoas wastes frea*. «a* &w Mi 
eent for htm. 
and saver 
Reporter. 
D #5 '• fees t 
Sheriff. The Justice's fees and Constable's fees. 
You go to a Justice's offloe and get out a sum. 
mona, for which you era charged *». They 
havsn't a right to charge more than a quarter 
Well, you gfve the summons to a Constable. He 
to "very busy," and says, " thto 
ways off, and I cant serve it to-d 
tor is anxious, 
Constable '• wi 
It to ssrved. aa 
comas the lawyer 'a fees. You cant get a respect-
shto l a w W f o r less than 05. You east gat a 
1 shyator ef a boy. who to gtod to get a "ahsd'* of 
•" say ktad fafla. but it doot pay. Watt, yad get 
judgmeat, and an execution la Issued, and you 
have to pay far that. 
The Constable 
must take eharge of it, and he wanks another fee 
for collecting the amount. He to entitled to to 
per cant fur any amount under »10, aad 6 pet 
"> say amount tn excess of Its. Sup-
Constable collects die **>. taka the fees 
out, and he owes to cents far teas, Say he paid 
ti.to for the s u m m o n s , * t o ^ OMssftsihhw | b to 
t h e l a w i e T » s i a i r W tha e^atoutloa 1 thea the 
tali to. and he owes « t » 
exaggsratod ease st all, 
svery day. 
Thea, again, 
la collecting Hto' money. 
a man could earn t » In the same time .at any 
legfthnato business. It 1* safe to say tout not 
more than on* easa tn four of that oheraetor pays 
to collect. If there aver was, or ever has been. 
or aver will be, a set of 0 - £ di 
d aeoaadxals 
it is the Juatioss and Ceaaashtea. 
Are you not prejadtoed» 
a bit, 
sred—d saouadreto, r aasaav I 
do not 
her* 
M mate the debtor s 
M l * itftia-'reat 
to my llto!isadl 
kill 
was done away wt. 
but I woumat cara j to would oust a sat of 
Yea seem ta think aha'law to merely 
», who 
forty days. 1 do 
by that that he worhed-buine stosd 
htottosepaMthadehtatadoltoraad a half 
B hUKS^to^hiiSU tor for 
r T D * they hsva to stoy for that tool 
Yea. Half a dollar a day to added to 
The amount the creditor advances for 
continually added to the debt, so that 
it oary get* a dollar a day otoarforhto 
ttoae. Every 'day ha rtmalas to jail tokeaa dol-
lar off the debt, aad if he does aot make an affi-
davit *f laaolveney, he stays here Just as long as 
Yea, he eaa hasp him hare just as long 
ils hoard to .advance without limit. 
If a eradtter hear any aaaltow-'ta-
jail ail 
No, he cannot The debtor can either 
bt or make an affidavit of insolvency. 
away .far law to gas outuatess heto 
... :> " 
» ' I * ! 
Yes, I think it 1* a d—d humbug. Ev-
' 'tobetam affi} baaaaas* would be 
ttwas dost* away wtth, l i s 
rabtllaC 
or tt aits, n ha STUS_ 
pay, why hs should aat s*U ham again» but 
does, hathe hoaaat gattiatg hto pay. if the maa 
ta a scoandrel.lt wffli east him aaa«y.Jho whoto 
t pay taw fftrss tome he la braaded, he 
saywheia earn, aad purchase gjoodas 
ion are gestiag wall a«%aasated with 
«^autfah*7dWt*raat as much now 
astaaydtd. 
_ . ., ., 
, .... ^ 
Keporter. It he makes a" seeaad purchase, the 
law wilt help him toaaaaPMBaWt 
Sheriff. All a »wtodtor has to do today ta to go 
to New York or some oaher ptoee and hay a Ik* * 
goods; come oat -here sad sell 
(haft 'he has failed, sad. .go back . 
or to oaats oa the dollar. Ha takes the . 
toe Bankrupt act, and to soon ready to swindle 
the morehanta again. 
Reporter. Th* Baahraaft^asa to 
in their little seheates t 
'tow tUeetadebt. H 
y aad rascality Thota 
fox th* honest man. You 
olty who hsve tohea the 
are 
worth 
thswasaids 
dettars 
mora 
Usaa 
thay 
were 
batata it waft enaiptsd. , It to a goad thing for^the 
room I ..*» sarajt 
„ ft»~a*oav full of ^ 
Jail. The door 
n o'clock at 
a oatae" aad stay 
Yea, a 
_ the run of t 
ontlemtill II 
u»64 to com* into 
a ad talk until 
Rape1 aw 
Longtey. There a*e ao provisions, for boarding 
prisoners. 
or fanulim 
outside who send In ther meals. The ma n who 
puts them In has to pay |«J0 a week for their 
board. It costs to for ita* first .woek. That in-
olude* taa bill for eonmrtttiB g and dlashargtog. 
Reporter. Asa the a»e*ta of the majority 
broa^ttobyfrtoadsoataidat 
t ta a good thing for the Sheriif. 
They always dtotifbuto the food 
i aha hoys. The bread they get in too Jail 
[sag>oodpa you reeeive at aay of the hoiels 
Beporter. How is the other food t 
Lou«ley. The soup and oafee last the same. 
jgthe 
dlffer-
y t J s t W 
well-inanaged C ^ a g o ^ 
tooto regard 
turd will do 
titis wholesale 
wilj 
~ j fhysfcal foresight, sadden' disaster to Bawly to 
j leave them without root or branch to which to 
Sumptuary tow* land great cahmatttes 
?*f* fpr doiiart ^f"{ 
; trench first upon the luxuries and adornmeato of 
life, and of those .none axe omitted sooner, than 
pictures or stoto^ry. 
ItEvery commercial shosk, 
national, or great local trouble, throws us' bach * 
certain distance toward primitive barbarism. 
Before the fire, Chicago had made a progress in 
art creditable to the taste of her people, and foil 
of nobte promise for the future.. She was su* 
><astory^f art >nnnntohto lot iu spesi 
ted, ««sldertog her aawaesa, and the 
pronitoeuaas eharaatoraf ha* pewalatioa. Bat 
the nnta|ayration changed everything of thto 
character. Our city to aow occupied with the 
groaned M»iaai| piaahia.•*•*'<,<rf covering hey 
nakedaeas aad' providtoc food for her»starving 
ehUdren, Pjt uaaqtoatisifta'* aJuhasw hratytng to 
make good their losses, and e 
financial dtasator, to cuiti 
Many of them must first provide bowses before 
they can hang pictures upon their walls. 
The ttorm *f fire naa scattered tim axtiato as 
s the stogtog birds. 
Sosae- of them 
.finding but scanty substatenee among 
the barren bricks und aawlar^i^iay^vtogcity. 
Others have fiowu, far tha pra*sawjftp Saaar favor-
able localities to praetlse their craft. 
On Friday 'i*#. those tolt la tha city held a 
meeting at No. aw State street, the 
Recording Secretary of the Academy « 
rls. The 
BWBiesof tlto 
MMfJe<lMf y itoi tha 
leadrajlgtog 
tog its lueeee 
i was not hurt 
erican.of this 
- -TObytho 
B3 
domed the 
erednadaher, 
mttoaaf 
nwtwltlistand 
»ad««*s,874.-
M**fr ^ 
indebted 
fMPto 
i a r j r y ^ t t 
*4 life and em-
lay. Buelness 
and men who 
finaamtollyrth* 
oaatog after the fire, haaa had their 
cheered and en^._ 
tha different companies ware sisal 
FIKX-I 
BVTXjynru 
are! 
Loagtoy. Four. 
iva only had a few*. I am off 
. don't .know haw many are .in at 
' ' -. ft taa tads ow.t 
I 
• «i.. ,»! til 33. ai-
': 1 
bedau 9 i, 
door a* that I 
toll st the 
OX ,•» > u i » i f 
totorvtowed 
about 
I * . , 
list ""• "*' 
about it. Who first 
s on ftre t 
% » nrst, time it 
tohWiO^tWfta-
Babcock .and 
hatl 
went to the 
there a few minutes 
arms, came in and 
Arts, j Alia ©saausof taa meeting w*a mast espc-
etolly to take into consideration the preper dto-
positionof the fund raised by the artist* of New 
York for their needy brethren to1 this city The 
business waa transactod 
beet to those • present . 
to totf^to, should ha^atahrihui 
who had suftered by the fire 
needs, and that the project of rebi 
iiwidemj shoulti, for the present, remain in ahey-
It 
LWMUt wL' 
~ **> -aajir"'"•* 
« r * - j t o F W ^ ^ ^ 
ce. it was concluded to lay the situation of 
the arttots here fully before the committee In 
Saw York having the fund in eharge, and lot 
have you had la 
them make the disbursement aooordlngJy. The 
* suggestion was made that, as the Chicago artists 
ware this winter unoccupied, each sbateld oaint a 
picture in hie best style, the same toafcpsold and 
the proceeds to serve as the nucleus of w -fund so 
seed for 
rebuilding 
the academy. 
were read from Yolk, the sculptor, now 
1 ^ k i a * the painter, at present in 
of words of sympathy, and hope for 
aaaa **Op© Aug? 
that artists abroad wouxt cootnoum m 
the room what* 
had bettor 
on the 
to first, 
a maa. on 
yard below, Iw« 
women 
out 
n t 
them 
up tn a 
room 
" ft was neccasory, I .could open the 
and let them all run out at once. 1 then 
cammcaccd letting the men out of the old Jail, 
tooe 
opening .the doors aa fast as T 
of them were re" 
floor h i " 
ftcaw**! . 
murderers, beca 
t^c bell caiue 
etaks " 
not 
Had you received any orders to re- 
No. 11 Ellto 
prisoners 1 " 
•,''.• 
.•._:. &• ut 
Yes, I got ah order from Mayor 
era it to. 
BS-KSOT.- : Belease all prisoner*from toe jail at once, 
keeping toem la custody tf possible. _ 
aaatoaaaoaB aa lj<|gto«ttc*dto let the men 
out, tha fattaamen came In. sty idea wustolse-
eure the murderers first and send them out. 
When I saw the officers I unlocked the cells of the 
murderer*, aad of Jack White, the confidence 
d delivered diem to the oatoers, telling 
Hutchinson, a Deputy Sheriff, to take 
d" at* that they ante looked an ia 
m 8treet; Baaloa. f told" Them 
back as soon as possible add help me 
with tim ethers. They took them over to the 
Worth Side Station, and tried to get hack, as I 
afterward learned, but could not gal within a 
block of me. When they were gone,J opened all 
the cell doors, aad let the men into the 
Reporter. Did they all scamper to 
door leading into the Court House yard 1 
Longley. Some of them did, and acme not. 
They were all perfectly wild, atad yelled as if they 
were exercising their iuag* tar toe last time; 
toward the rebuilding of the 
reinstatement of art in Chicago. 
The following list of artiste, and th* 
where they are located, will he sent to New York. 
To the name of each were appended such particu-
lars as seemed necessary to a full under stead-
ing of their want*. We omit most of the 
details to the summary which follows. 
The list 
and explanatory title* wove written, by Mr. Cul-
ver, and sent to *. Wood Perry, Chairman of the 
NeW York 0"mmirttoe of Arti^to* Belief. All the 
Alvito Bradish, portrait painter, tost his home 
in Fredonia, N. YT It is understood that he will 
., from his studio. 
Ada DM street, Chicago, 
to doing very little. 
^eyafyttfla*'i''"' 
'.''•:•-.,". u ,. 
WllUam Coggswen, portrait "sinter, has 
to Washington, D. C., and It is uiiderstxx " 
teas in progress. 
Conrad Diehl saved only hto, large picture, 
"Macbeth," from the eonfiagration. 
He has 
gone teat. Louis wtth the good wtahcsof all who 
know him 
spend a portion of his time ai 
'He saved, nearly everything 
D.F, Bigelow is at No. OS A 
is at his 
Chicago, 
John A. 
home, No. ss South 
and to desirous of 
John W Dodge, portraif painter, is at his home, 
No. 6«B* Wabash avenue. He ta, like the rest who 
remain here, without orders, and noneinpros-
Tark*^ 1* 
pact 
' Henry A.: 
Henry A. Rllema, iandsoape . 
extant of ta.ooe. He leaves far 
day or two. 
athctaeatBivewide. He has 
a fevf orders and some pupils. 
. • • ' / • • 
P. Mulvanev had Just returned from Europe, 
nxs, po 
oourt, i aad all 
. t o at hto home, 
ting his artistic ef-
recently elected Corres-
) academy. He to at hto 
street, doing good service 
ealy to No. ata Adams 
aw Tanr w Bos-
Theodove Piae ha* gone as far toward the fron-
tiers ss S t Joseph, Me., where h e will ] 
'M. Febl... 
o^* ito^W a |a*iii *m*i^^F 1 V'S.ai^y » 
road officials good 
•ate for them to 
probably 
left, ftr is soon 
dune same of 
it would be deli-
U a, time like 
t pateter, ta at tha proviu-
andeonareat home, on Monroe 
irmer to unoccupied, arttotically. 
The totter to engaged In finishings handsome 
fruit piece, a line of art in which he has acquired 
UuthefTaa*if" 
It Was the greatest excite-
B o w many dtdVyanlat 
Longley. One hundred and forty 
Reporter, How many did the p< 
a&^&s4 
charge of t 
. Longlay.-
Murpny, who ^sembowelli 
RJley. I thlnk^oa the North aada, about four 
lumber yards, « & * S £ e htusasH up to Sergeant 
Bepertor. What did you do after you let them 
0nLongtay. AstftOn as those in ^ o l d t o f l wera 
released. I let out the debtors from their room, 
and thea the women. Then I went tofto th* naw 
toil, and >pen*d the cell door*_there. 
at Racine. Wisconsin. He ta a 
ahi" 
Fulton street, and not specially occupied. 
Laurltz Hotot 
»patet 
L. Lamonto, portrait painter, 
landscape painter of acme ability. 
at No. 
considerable reputation. 
" tto 
daeapepain 
Irs. 8. L. La 
soft Fulton stro 
C. 8. Sehwerdt to at No. 16s Seam Park streak 
The whereabouts of the foUowtng artiste, which 
^So^*: t tK.^Jiiflor^ eHenry^PeftpsonTH^F 8 
H. H. Cross, Homer Henderson, Mr. 
" Mr. Oonkey, sculptor. 
f 
p i i ITRQ 
* • • 
8MH> I n San I 1. War • 
anw*a0 
»atf ira*-«d *Wf 
1 
m ayau i 
78S l^atwHrt.,i»ar Sftxteemfl., 
was well 
ad 
and Oon-
whom he 
respect* 
ah hon-
WELL& CO. 
I Hi TWEITY-IKlI8-iT. 
4 
O F f I * 
*J« eaaw 
ast 
its 
a 
quarter 
say 
that "" "Wm 
say or to do 
.iwito the u*«h4;.i5t 
Be was- the first 
Ctaurwh 
,%¥« Ml fc.ftBfJ AM beat aad mmi itttraotivf 
»t*»ok i f Standard ilseeSSa«e©wi Book* Ea§-
him | ifcj, Books, itlwstmted Books, Books fa t a a 
btHi.'B^i, Jweaile Books, Toy Book*. 4 s . , to 
ui uiimatry It bacama 
•ahes to 
efficient ohurvhes 
his fsiiisigbealto hae 
clerical sarvioa,. .aud 
among- those for 
ofthBbc*tyewt% 
"'; 
be fou nd ut the c 
We a.'cation the folio wing 
aatfeors'works: 
'Or. J. 6. Hotlaad', Doaaid 6. iltcbtli, Dr. Hor-
ace Bi»a*« *>•». Or Heati Porter, Hr< SlneM. fiat! 
P. Marah, J , u . Antboay Froude, 
Waskiagtan 
Irving. JewtJf'B Traastattoii of Ptato, Ura. 
PrwrtJaa, ssji. 
' 
' • • . . - . ' 
N a t s 
Also, we have- a »arfle stock of Blank Books, 
• Ptaar's Pencils, 
Robber Bands, Peas, Poa-
Sawaaaaf'' &aS X*w i o 
vv v^aw(aasA o 
at halfrpast 
Tar toaangrm nl 
serjes of partoae, on 
•OKU, at Martine'S Mall, 
ftoRfaia, Raters, t^raaers, 4Vc., tut. 
B M n buying bt mn and cail aad aw aft. 
HADLEY 
V *i.'iii 
M 
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o 
fit;;..:, i 
f 8 » . « 
tmte-Mi. 
HS 
THIS I0NMY.4th DECEMBER, 
4*t«sxi .Jta'Jt iei imiSitB «rfks*5 «f t*«av**»'aBf *tow* 
• aafito #«*»a 
Wmf 
.*. : . . v ^r^sisi Jaaajaias) a1 ttj 
BJa-ck, Colored, «md Ftaoy ~ 
Cloak Velvet*, Bonnet VeiYa*», 
Ska.wis. Dress QoodUi, aad Lacei, 
saved from the late ftre, 
MLiaitsuaa .IAII/OM 
a Great Reduction 
...» 
tMlt 
— 
M M . NOB1 
HU 
Li 
toe' Chrtotiaa Union a«U. 
Brick Walls Wade Aaaaftatoary Virc aawd 
W i k t F f s a f , aaa the Wh*ie liaildivg 
Absolutely IsideMrwetible frm *wv Cait-
atagrataaai ••g-iam Wuhlai or W'iii««.u<, 
Th the Editor rf TTin iTMcaato IHahwu 
BIB: AS THB TExapwa to oaa of the mestear-
architectural reform, and to foingas muobfor 
the rebuilding of Chicago as any other instrumen-
tality whatever, especially in oommunieating to 
the public all valuable information and 
tioas | Slid as all appliances for grhi 
are, at thto time, either reooauaended or sought 
after, I wiU volunteer some faate and inform*- 
avenue: 
tion, in addition to this amount already given 
?^[ff*4 
since the greet fir*, J W ol [ol_aaj| 
i , a d d »til « 
. IvOtttidtol*Wa.'*aaP.;hWll wrttteav conceratog tha 
construction of hrici wa^.s aa^.oertoiiUy, if an 
occasion was wanting to A 
lessnesa of the rqathasl 
in many of our large cities, hut especially in Chi-
cago, the gehbral levelling, aft exhibited in the 
vast ruins of that city, has more than supplied it. 
But. wtohouft stopping ' 
JtavefaT 
flP* 
girto for sewiag sad for kitohen aervioe. 
women and girto may find suitable tot* 
all kinds by eatong at the office, c< 
and Jackson atoeoto. „ -
—Thechaagcof time on toe Chicaga* Danville 
A Vinccaaes Railroad took effect Sunday^ where -
by the Danvllto express leaves at 7 o'clock a. to., 
and arrives at 8:ao p. m.; aad the Mosaeneo ac-
eommodauon leaves at 3:06 y> m., and arriwaa at 
8:50 a. iu. 
, , 
, 
tog-tfraay, the Hllooto Central Ball 
1 
tiato leartog toat denot at U<Va, m. 
-Payment of pen«ioas for the qu 
December* wiU commence toie Sao 
the day ; 
> 
Sanitory Matters at the B a m c l u , 
without rtopplng to dtosaa* the shams that 
Th* ComnffftAs OILgdc 
mAmeti^™*** 
was two thousand one hundred aad raTtoea. Otdy 
so tlan to laying up brick work. Thto mortar 
dure five times the heat 
or crumbling, maintaining It* adhesive 
against the action of both fire and water as as 
°^trtof^aOTO|feTLy'toid up with thto niortt* 
w ill not fall down by any actaoh of heat, however 
intense, even If accompanied by a very strong 
wind. All solid brick walls should have full 
heading courses every 'fourth "course, or have 
strip* of thin galvanised toon running across be-
tween *v< 
be tooto 
third bride. 
These atrip* a 
lag brick, as they bind the wall equally firm, and 
these to no marring of the beauty of tile face * 
wall by the ends of toe headesa. A. twdtvadnah 
wall, b«ito.toj|dsa»»ner,i*steonge5 than a,«lx-
teen:inch wall of common lime and occasional 
But I now wish to mention a still bettor way of 
building really first-class brick walls, Which no 
fire, however intense, will throw down, Or dam-
witid, and water proof, as far as the walls are 
concerned. It to tim constructing of aJlwaito 
double, and in the following manner: 
For 
very 
high and masaive 
buildings, 
where great 
length of aids 
wall* ...oc-
cults 
before 
intersection 
with 
cross or 
ead 
walls, 
there should be two walla; 
the outside, one foot IU thickness; the inside, 
eight inches, and a slx-lncn spare between. These 
walls can he laid of stretcher*, without any head-
lag- comae*, by putting galvanised iron strips 
' Balls, and toe open spaoe every three 
or four bourse* and every73!!*** bricks. **he 
across both walli 
strips need bo only one inch wide, and juat long 
enough to reach the entire distance of both wj" 
and the spaoCjUiinus one inch of coming through to 
either face. The s1 itrtps snouia oe just turned on*-
S m i t e s r « * £ » W r f a m - a m i 
door-frames" occur, We iron frames—for the; 
' aa^haiidtoga—shoul I 
fi'th? w i d « ^ o n e * o r tw^hricS 
came up to the frames, or tonh 
list are without orders except Ford 
aer has business to occupy 
All orders for works of art. 
I them to a noil 
' The officer* < 
when reminded, I rushed into the place where 
she was confined, and being 
unable aa 
induce her to run. I pleked her up^aaaa 
carried her out on my shoulder. I left herta taa 
Court House yard, and don't know what became 
of her. .When I had done this. I went beak to get 
the Jail records, No one was In the hutidlng 
* it was ail on fire, I secured the hooka 
iceman, 
c of then*?. 
ave them to a eltisea, 
them into the tunnel, whaiw ilhaywas* 
araed up. I started to go Into the JaU.again to 
e
m v money, which was to a vent hanging near 
bed, bat George Sfiva and Jim Van vlecttook 
~ me aad wouldn't let me. 
•tor. What part of the butting was on 
. c a t 
' 
!ta!^.%aWlWat%aa It when the Court 
Houslwas buratog so that the fir* eauld not bo 
put out t 
^ 
^_ ^__ . . . i..l 
i^ongfcy. It caught at twenty mtuute* to % 
o'clock, and at l s'ilaak tt was ail,ahto«*. 
Beporter. Hew-lea« atflarta/alauk was It Be-
fore the bell f*B> 
•»"^' • ^ 
•" -* ft.* - ^ 
Longley. It wmlda't have hoeamore thaa from 
aataHo three-quarters of aa how. 
• is^r ms 
—! 
,—^mpm*-*— 
* 
BUILDlNfi stATCRIALS. 
-«i.' ' ^ - . , „ . , . , « * 
xsnuACOftkA. 
-^ 
- Tharo is samethiag atoaaaatly suggestive l a 
|h« name" terrh eot»a." » brings to tha cniti-
vatod imagination visions' of Italian towns, 
thehf psaahar 
arehitectusa, and a ' 
SrSsSrtJtwHfe 
f*«w*Tlahcl,iaall age* a«dhy aU, 
baked etoy has been a most' pertoeft-ar 
mate* toTfar building, orma^ijaslaiat 
puraoaas, "Litua, aaa^Wtatt,*aa* bacn 
m s l i a a a d praetieC of all paapto who made a 
pretention a to understand aceft 
sry to taeir ntu* scaeaaea i 
£a*rtri«sae« 
oder* apuasliii to.fcl*waa^aft# 
{SaAyTto'eauabto^ 
fS*^'*0*?^ 
"bakedearth** ta*. tto -
S3 
'time of the tire, were cancelled, 
order* are 
a* yet In the dMdtttanee. 
THE ACADiBMT PICTTSSS. 
The story of the saving of the paintings front 
the academy at the timaof the fire has never 
been fully told. The personsengaged In the.busi-
ness wera .Rockwell, a painter having a studio to 
the building, whose home is in Morris, 111., the 
edro Carlo You Stoeckel, an art 
Downing, and one Oft two Irteh-
ngs were all taken from the 
out from 
*a with hi 
jr them 
W— , 
T H 
by having holes burned in them. Sometime dur-
ing Monday all were token to the university, 
where they remained a day or two in charge of 
Downing. Here th*£ returned tote the ci 
should be iron in aUdrati 
reach 
through 
from 
their 
front sur 
faces to lap aeroas the. apaee. end two 
or tliree inches on the 
bemadesoUd " 
where they 
dowlc-pins can run back fzam the frames Into 
each wall, and be inserted at toe time of buiidiii 
All Window or doorframe* should be aroh 
wtth half or quarter segments at the top, so that 
the walls can all be arched at these 
which arches should always be 
and never of stone. ; 
The most elaborate oraatoental facings and 
trimmings can be placed on these walls, made of 
tine, or any other metal which can be easily 
pinned to their places at the time of building. 
made of b 
their places at 
and would Simply melt 
ay other damage thai 
walls such as I have 
fifty or seventy-five feci 
hundred and fifty feet 
walls occur, and Ho fire or 
i-ucb 
ed. Floor-beam*, whether of wood o 
ed iatpthi 
of fire, without 
toss. 
may be carried up 
wtth side walls one 
g before cross or end 
r wind wiU throw them 
fire and wind 
of Chicago 
" uniiarm-
ese inner walla 
*it spi 
the up 
•ving a slight space left in the 
to ends, anfTthe upper side bev-
the face of the wall, back the 
may 
perfect 
to 
side bev-
, or 
be inserted 
impunity b y 
brickwork at their ends, 
elled off from the fac 
length of their insertion 
lag In the middle, do not pry upon the wall, but 
drop immediately o u t and the spaoe beyond the 
ehd of Has toon girdet* 
allows 
them to 
lengthen b y expansion 
without 
crowding 
the waB*. 
Fire-walls between store* or tene-
ment* which are to have greater length and 
tineas 
pension* for the quarter ending 
Dommanae thie Saonday) morning 
at 8 o'clock, at the agency, in the Mvmtna 
Fbst 
Building, corner of Hubbard court and Mtohtgan 
8 a.m. to 5 p. m. l o r 
A of the 7B>i 
Bpeclal Counsel: and AaeTstoae* wiU 
this afteraooa, a t i l-a o'clock, in 
CongregatioaaTChuBch,coxnerof Ana 
con streets. Pastors of all chur 
one represeutative of each benefieiary 
tion in the oity, arc members of the 
There toapaotol tapSioesB to be traasactod. 
RARE CHANCE 
For Manufacturers. 
• 
146 fc 148 lV«!!t^8eC0ll*»«tl' 
M I . j i 
. . . . . ' ; 
' 
m—"i i i . £ 
• . . 
JOHN I FURWELL 
liUit 
S*S"*15 
• ! ' 
> -l !'--iJ a 
-i ' i ' n 
i f 
n 
* • 
i 
JOB 8Ah»-The-Wc»rk s known a* th* Rydmalto 
XaeadandOaWowatoMi*Hl<«e the eonam ef Oraauand 
Fuftsnut*. WawUf fall to* whole or a partial in-
tewst1 
They are la partes* order, mnnhag rail time, 
on LinseedOfl, Putty,-aad Lead, and parttoa bftvtag 
capltol aafi ssJSHWUl fato gsh»*a eameUeat etomeeto 
embark-to tea atoiaaliaat .aad Whits Lead baatoess. 
inaaileaf- •...•• janf-BAa^'TCHFOBD # CQ,, 
70 North Cfinton st 
i •-. 
' • • < 
. 
•• -
247 k 249 
,^«'t,ii! 'iK 
•>A? 
, prafltaak totvc»tm«nt far aw/ awa aiaMaw 
t* engage ia business. Far BduVtouian ad-
A MILIOI, 94 Waal Faaw th-#t,, fin-
•., *r WlfcaWI A aBAlftV f f 1 atoaawl. 
8*** Haw i ani. 
bar-
being pushed v _ 
barracks Jiave bad card 
ation throughout and 
progress i -aft-- the 
Batotod 
street 
at both places in good saaitary condition, and 
good health prevail*. From District hto. S, Dr. 
W»gner reports a alight increase in typhoid aad 
malarial fevers, and the case* of varioloid of a 
mild type. There to an increase also of rheumatic 
affection*. Dr. Rogue, Suj»rtoteadeni of District 
"ght decrease in the 
gives an increase ia 
et fever, two deaths 
occurring from that 
disorder in the Centre 
Avenue barracks. District No. 4—Dr. Powell 
reports* decrease In the number of patients. 
IWith no prevailing disease. J>r. Freer, Dtotrict 
No- 5, reports a slight increase of patients, and no 
prevailing disease. 
Mtocellaaeoaa. 
The office of Dr. W. H. Byford will be re~ 
moved. to-day, to No. 78S Wabash avenue, 
corner ef Siateeath street, where spacious roomi 
vebeen 
Up for the 
of 
empioyee of the Michigan Southern A 
' S S C I M T W l f t "toreSlft a W a J W S 
house, with* para*: of tafts, accompanying the 
gift vfith a warm expression of their esteem for 
—The Saginaw aad Bay Salt Company lost in 
the Chicago fire 28,123 barrels of, salt. It was in-
sured at the rate of 12.14 per barrel In the Inde-
pendent of Boston. They now offer to pay 38c on 
the dollar, shtob. thejaompany refuses laaeoept 
—Among tha accessions of business from abroad 
to our city siaoe the fire, we notice that of the 
firm ef CuviHier A Co., of Montreal, in too whole-
sale grocery line. Thto firm was established In 
1796, and is one of the strongest firms la the 
Dominion. They arc located temporarily at No. 
; Madison street, 
•at 
of th* soetetyvto the personjtlfc-P. Ftohe 
RecdVwho reehtsad.theaajaad.aidet^ 
should net be moved untdjWetol <«»cttoniahouW 
be given 
to
H^J?*lln*<i%' 
were tokta witototwenty-fourhout 
"unhhown. Apartwaretahaato^htorrto, 
hargeoi 
j h a p -
came We it 
urg,' 
wher* they remained some 
Mr. Rockwell, from whom t 
reehtimed. A ltot of the reo 
peaded. Mr. atothcrmel per 
• "Battle of Gettyab 
i* salva » to Mr. 
Mr. Marl also 
lery, 
and redeemed 
ing, as we are 
Rockwell. Mr. 
recovered pictures from Mr. Rockwell. At 
the time of the ftre it ia supposed that there 
soonberestaroltotlteiwh^ Taa aavcaarea* 
°I*»rtratt;of Mr. Wttsomby Fine, 
Klmbark chfldre»~IilskertB*. 
Olln Wood Scene—H, F. Ford. 
Storm-Drury (theonl; 
Head*. 
Pioture—Sehalto. 
iha.SanaU--Mrs. Fasaett. 
•Allen Smith. 
etrato 
such walls, howover Icrngkcontinued; 
w l n o 
most terrific cyclone, will dis-
l*a*t All era** or simple par-
walls can be made of two four-inch walls, 
three or four inches>psrft,^*ith strips awnrcata* 
the others ortfy once m « v e ooursea and four 
bricks. 
No furring or lathing to ever needed on 
those doubto walls; plastex can be laid on them 
direct and no freeiingor moisture will ever occur 
after they are once dry, 
For three or 
inch 
and 
stand against i n of 
Snd water, and will 
an earthquake that 
ocean b 
Ford 
stories 1 
outside, an. 
apart laid with 
two eight-
the mortar 
> of fire, wind. 
ig short of 
o uw toad like 
up. 
ss, three or four 
* wall 
eight inch 
BaaalBUrjmil 
Are now ready to fill all 
orders for 
Window and Door Caps, 
Belt Courses, 
Cornices, Brackets, 
Chimney Tops, &c 9 & c 
AT OLD PRICES. 
Faetery and Office, near the Corner 
Sixteenth and Reuben-sta. 
HARDY & SHORT, 
WffOLBSALB A N D BJCTAIL 
I.UHES AH SADDLERY GOODS. 
HORSE 
CnUUUklS, 
BLANKETS, SLEIGH-BELLS, ETC., 
Q4W i C c h i a t o n . * ^ > » A Fret*. 
J r l l l b J D U x t v x l l 
nm 
I-'MTQIY 
1* Q K, 
.: tfU 3 . 1 • 
I attention ol Manufacturers ia lavtted t o j h s old 
Ptow 
and weL^stabttshed 
it*4to 
able 
Talley Forge Ptow Work*." 
. Pa, togeshar wtia tea trade 
will, maohfceiy, patSerna, eta which Is at-
-ssto far *sa,000, now a»lna * larg-e aad profit-
Wt arc kaftay tc aaataacc thai wt 
areii tar MW tBartw^ with a M l 
Hit tf gttds la all it part •fin 
which wt art efftrtn/r at tht Itwtst 
raits* 
war facilities art jyapto la 
mttt tht itwawis tf tht traie, 
Orders will he itle4 prewpUr, Mat 
satisractlai gmaiaattti, 
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CHAS G0SSAGE4C0., 
iBmtrf »»mr9 ** M+m> tt fiaaaaaPn) 
8S5.4 257 West Madison-st. 
Dry Goods.' 
at 
3 -
Jv« 
AlfD SHOES. 
\f^yr^^JKT^f 
BOBBETT.BASSETT&HILLS, 
5 2 2 W a b a s h - a y . , 
oeraei Hanaon-oourt, as* now mesrvtag * aaw stock at 
Boots and Shoes, 
a n d a r e p r e p a r e d to s u p p l y c u a -
ta>Htera. 
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COMMISSION, 
OOTS AM) SHOES, 
284 Michigan-av„ 
C O B W E B O F H A f l B I S O M - S T . 
Boots and Shoes. 
MOCOBMICK A OLAJUC, formerly at t7 South 
Clark-st, have reopened at to htaa^aaaaaa, *pp 
>, and are now prepared to supply 
St. James Hotel, 
L O C A T E D 
Corner dark and Polk-sts. 
Geiteialag 1M IttaU. The itrptt ud 
Best Fcriiiherj Hetel it the Wert. 
mortar, both walls; 
is aad three bricks ; 
ro font-inch walls, 
, svery five ooursea 
i out oa the inside, every 
, aid not have to be re-
., 
Fairy 
FhantomShlp-^Dix 
iron stoips every 
and all ma 
three inch* _. 
and four bricks. Nofi 
Than, if the house buroa 
w S will stand perfect, 
b a^mmo* twostory dwaHtog* can always be 
built^Ttoro four-inch waUs,lDurinches apart, 
laid WKh cement, with the iron stops •very 
dwelling* aan heTaU^W ajit;tphr ** good wood-
sratioB eould poaaibly o*au*r. 
^Ittowcadertulhow these double walls 
each other, and, laidI in ecment mortar, m 
firh nor wtod win dtalaaagrate or topple 
FUUKtBHIHQ GOODS. 
] I Bents' Furnishing Goods. 
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WHS. aw. 'WM.TTM w v v . , 
tS4 Michlgan-aT., ear. Manistn-sL, 
nixed assoag the cheapest 
can be ascdin the 
Regis tor. 
» a year. I t to 
rtoey talk ahoat 
thoasaads of 
rieh. aad about putting Mm 
• or to,oa*. I hope they give 
haven't aaythtog to do ax-
jad drawtog 
toeKsaa,whil 
able, woald aot require mac 
to make ta oat of aay1 toe*. I 
i t -
^
st© stay. But if 
ttogtotoftb* a 
arhedula to t%««ur*li»n|( 
Reporter. What to 1 ' 
ever anew a aaws to tto m 
mhmjmt I do not roco 
to be put to 
nam-
itotiy, out I have 
sample of dollars. 
•0w~l'! 1 I '" aftatatM 
Ohi aathaiwi a weak. Ctonarally the 
m i who put t h l m i T f o r 
? ^ t ^ S ^ i l t 
»ake a dapoait for a week's board, aaa, asjam 
end of a weak,"aa»y are v.* a* *• • 
1 ."WT? 
aaawaaaaa'whaaaaiu'i' * m m ' a *,:,' ^'u*;'. 
et ttoae tar a M * * ^ """ u ; 
,T>' 
" '"'. ' „ 
come* out of to* emnwns 
v^rr°2^J*riL-
' hi* apt to soon &u -. l-•>, tBatolBS • 
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'*"'*•» 
• 
; ^ r 
-_elve that a man may have a Si'- 
.->.u-. • 
debtor sad aay, M tf you don't . * •> ' '• •« ;1* 
will get a as. »«.,','bul whev 
mm .><>' m 
t v g a y taaft every weak tar hto hoards n« *•#»• 
<Thtoto.aaftgotogto.aay; tot him "pa; be he* 
^ aaea puatohed." 
a B o t t e r . Do net'the eredltare fraaaanttir pay 
re tar hoard than the ameuat at- the debt i 
ra cotta men 
material 
manufas 
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Two lass* 
son and 5 
f a f w i 
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newhatsa 
dow ' <v-
tn which 
tion a s s ) 
to recog-
that 
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aa a 
and cheapaesa aa a»>a*ft*to" «*• 
terra eaftaa an Chtoago 
of 
tty prefMSiiif dastoc tito past 
UBswastoi ciaama awaaaa 
(ya-naadaeed. w 
>9anlW'«tain 
I OEM 
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M ooiraeca .. . 
a**w btockef J. V. 
a a**cea-*ai Wah.ash 
A aflaaian tha awny 
Biaaesftaa for wln-
.» kajaa worked up 
aaadtn^ s»etotocfta 
jae itaaaipat rehv 
ft*lew-Fauft 
Brown 
Farm scene. 
AU these were obtained 
Klktoa. a a V o n * *aeE by 
loam, a Ctoctonsti artist 
- We have hare the 
Battie 9f-
Desiga, whtoh wttl rtoe 
the ashes of the old. 
of a aaw Academy of 
s^ad nobtoc outof 
Uaaa-
* arc 
• 
3b th4 JBaMtor o/ FAs Cktoapo. 
Sta: I suppose you claim, a* da moat editors, 
that you are running your paper in tim intomat 
•ft justice, honesty, and the goad a t maaaiad' 
ganarally. Thto I believe to be right 
Vhepress 
to-day taa great public edacator. ft* position 
is one of great responsibility aad trust, 
amounts of good, or'harm. 
.•ailed 
URTaww y WaW^Wp ^W^aa^aa- 
W ' _ 
walla, aa mentioned, 
any such calamity ai 
through sham br&k 
Of course, abaolute 
within and witt 
^ ? 3 
have a »aw full »tock of Men'B Under-
wear, Wool Glovea, Mittena, Socks mil 
Scarfs. l>«ckOwawaiaofaJXatlBda, Blue 
r, Melton and L*diea' Cloth Shirta. 
JaokaU, in ail qualitiea, wary 
the 
charaaftar 
time, 
3* 
Ba:portor. Sow are "toe debtors treated while 
in toil 1—the same as the prisoners charged with 
erhto'toal eitonee&t 
BhertiK. No ; (hay ere kept in .the debtors' 
prioea. 
'Reporter. , 
they net locked up la 
criminals f 
"~. A ptoee ta provided bv law for the 
to be li 
b y t o s a 
to traasact buatne* 
young man, aad, 1 
v&fth "toe jatito the esxaatolg 
several years, to fanaUtar \ 
tails of priaon-ii fe. Tim h< 
i s a i f h t i a t o t i H 
thcanofttfewhto 
him. Th* inter1 
veer busy, was ad 
Se gave * deaeetat^ 
-4«««..th*aighteftk«ira^Ba 
^ 
appended 
toja^al 
rfdebf 
lhay are locked up for debt, do 
ih<-
m K l 
m •' 
of debtors; do yea kaaw amy-
Whst do you aaean 'by t h a t ~ a » 
th* Cauaty Jail with the 
kept to 
Reporter. Is it not to- t h e toftt-l 
' rtt. Cartatoly, it ta' to toe jail-
' r. What part of i l l 
(ieaeraliy In a room where there are 
aawtos 
i,% wet* 
ah The 
ot lh*ve 
* ;.ta..fi:» 
;, sext 
>yed by 
iplaoeuL 
ore 'the 
•amaa* before 
„P. .. m m.i'.i. 
aftal will be 
d, a pari of 
myrhf from 
. The work 
ouadrto* of 
sw York* on 
M\ 
"flhafts 
IS 
•f •*-^*Wit"SJtt"t haTing^a deed* for It 
for debt. 
we aada 
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t t leataT stosa. Kerented 
XJS^SSS£&to * « * ? hfgo*m Cou-
sue d him tor totapaaa • »« «ot jadgtaeat lot » , w » % 
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iih*»JsjK 
'-•»;-<* «
f J-KIIIO: 
t ' - r . - - ' ' • U t ' t • :' 
• 
,..; .•_ ' r , i i s v - u . i 
Beifriuis. if >i • •• »• 
• 
could have MOB daaa 
thto city, but more •%_, 
account of euj- 
*»>.-!.*" .»• • t- *• ».«-*• 
of the ira* work need to CI 
Ktovei«d^TT«arT / - -
foundries of On* otter come* frcit Wls©oae*a*,ltoke 
SugiiBrtor 
he> 
il'ovcln^r 
souiii, 3 i NoxtL 
scrap iron, ft, The Ford foundry' 'use* shout Mw, 
tons per day.' ©Mumas are ••*©«• afttrom s *•» to 
4 lAceafta par Ihv t eimamentoi work for from s to 
10 cento pa* Ih. •. The iron, trimmings of build-
top are put la place by the manufacturer* tketn-
wffl%9 after the front ta aamptoted. 
HPIta 
aad Mhatouri, aad !*• mtosed S«»«f?%. l n 
at doing 
tog to the postowas assumed by tim men having 
the different paper* to charge. I believe a great 
•wrong has been, done by the pre** ef thto city ta 
a large otoa* of good , upright, end honorable 
eitiacas, 
engaged 'to the htawaaeo 
boato*** 
to €«®a«». 
Thay. aad the companies repre-
seated 
»y 
them, 
have 
hftea' 
'nfB1*T*'sr 
fully 
afctoeked 
and . d«a*uaced as 
swindlers, rebbers, thieve* aad public confidence 
men. Arttae* have been written, headed D»; 
•urance Fmuds," and "lusaranoe 
Swindles; 
and all th* vile, approbrtoasepttheesknown 
toaa 
editar'* vooabulary have been applje* to them-
Not one '"Well done, good and fuTtbful w» v* ai3 l 
have l heard spoken t o one of the many gpo«< 
brave, aoete, aad " evoa hoae«tM bnalneaa men, 
who ar» officers and Director* of iasuraaoe ootapan 
, to* to, this city, a matotftty of whom v s w r u a n M 
and managing thatr eampanles, hetore this groat 
fire, with as much saeeess a s aay to this OJTany 
1 other country. Soma ot them, by tiMto *upertor 
aaaaoial ahStoy and hualneas tact, had gamadI toe 
caarWdeaca.eatoem, aad patronage of g**** If 
theEasteraStates, Their losw» were paidpiomp*' 
ly and honestly, and this city of Chtoago haa. 
reason to be proud ot her Insurance com-
panies, 
and the ainjority of the met 
engaged with them, as aa honor » *" e. w o rfr 
and the profeasioa to which they belong. 3t» was 
beyond the province of man, however •ut>t**BJ! 
.geaius, or tar-reaching hi* knowledge, w prevenv 
the dire ealamltv thai has engulfed, in one com-
mon ruin our oace beatttiftd eity and her tooaii 
s. Fifteen 
ta the best building i 
that to possible to 
what arc oomi 
I the same amouni . 
mortar and double 
i can bid defiance to 
happened to Chicago 
i alone. 
B-proot buUdlttg*. both 
must have something 
f wails, 
wladow*, doors, and oornloeB 
made fire-proof to go with the walls. In 
city of Chieajffl there were no perfectly 
windows, an* not more thaa one or 
two comparatively flre-Weot roofs. The maiority 
of the roofs were the beat of ftre kindtora, and MB 
of the windowa were entirely useless to check 
such a storm of fire aad wind; and most ot the 
fronts, with rottvu walls, resting on ton*. 
IronidUar», only hastened the work of swift 
ion to those structures whtoh were as 
as they were ornamental, 
walls suoh aa I have described, or any others, 
are to rest oc iron pillars, forming front*—som*-
thing to be avoided, if passible—then those-pid*** 
should be of large diameter, well proportioned to 
r i a n a g r £ v « ^ 
THE FIRST «ANUFAeTWRY W THE tUftllT 
r fift,,'7; 
CHICAGO 
WILLI! BOWB, Late l i . 
Wffl h* pleased to **a ahaftt 
VMWBT. 
STOVES A1«D f C R F l A t J a a 
THE CELEBRATEar 
DnbiKint >»oft €aa.l 
BASE-BURN! -
A perfect gas an* amok e~bum-
er, econowiical 1B comflumption 
of fa el; tlba sjftaylawt hatwter in. 
existence. 
Ftre kept 48 boure 
without replen ishing. 
Satiafac-
eVw saw* M ^ a • WSfl ^ h ^ A A f f t 
m m ^« «•, %«iLashaVva ^a^^^V 
by Buraett, Smrtb 4c Oet,, Trey, 
H. Y; Tor sale \ry 
T1LL0TS0N BROS., 
IDcbi g* an - fw.* 
COlLJfZSla, 
J A C S E O I V - S T . 
'"a*"' FinR"' 
Ja«aw A * Ja JSL Ja» Ja»w A M J 
GAS BURNER 
Stoves and F u r n a c e s. 
aaiSh <a /toif tons mf «''««* 
Clifton House, 
MBIPMBJ 
m$ 
L E A V E N W O R T H ' S , 
218 W e t Taiare at. 
MOEBISON &C0I.WB1LL, 
Maanfaotorera of to* 
DOUBLE atOMB FUBBAGX, 
AHD 
New Home Comfort Cooking Stove, 
TfttOY, N. TRAITS 
No. 836 State-St., Chicago. 
MACUSAB A COLLIKB, WBSTKaH aUBSTB 
qr8ond for catatoc—. 
FTJXUER, WABJLBN dc 0 0 . , 
oaoa. S a r a ltot, aasrlagatl 
Fnll assortment S 
CORNEB OF 
WAoflNGTOH AIB BAlSTnB-STS. 
W.A.JENKINS, Proprietor. 
' H. 'V. ETTTREDOE. 
The 
Habit of Saving. 
C47XTJr*l'T'Ji IT 
MONEY IN BANK IS SAVED MONEY 
Oar papator M ^ ^ M ^ x
r ^ A * T M K I f T 
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LOAN AHO TRUST COMPANY. 
aat. (east and Harmarket BftaamV. 
couiUyatpar. 
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end 
w.if. •; to warp or spring from 
radicular ia any fire that 
. the metal. A tea-inch pillar, fifteen feat 
hmg, will spring by great^beat, thatjrpnoftja-
rure a fourteen-rochdiameter pillar, built of three 
or four feet sections. All rounct pillars are much 
stronger than square ones of the same weight 
<rf metal; but, for very-heavy walls, and to reatot 
heat, let them be of large diameter aa inchi to 
thickness, built in seattons, and, ri-ke the double 
walls, they wiE not fall or fall to tt» or wind. 
Iron shutters ahouM be made hollow, with a 
two-inch space, which, for- gwater security, may 
be filled" with water-ltoke cement and 'be made to 
fdide up aad down in epase* left ta the walls, and 
be raised and lowered l>v oulloyB properly ar-
ranged. Such shutter* to all the windows, and 
no tempest of ftre can walk through them, such 
as went through the Post Office, the Oourt House, 
Tiws Tuinus* Buildtof, <«** other atruotiires 
supposed to be ftre-prosf. 
Sow give us the double walls, iron pttlars of 
large diameter, madf to sections,—if pillara ma»t 
WATT 4 JOHNSON, frepritttrs, 
ARC A P E C O U R T , 
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Bear at 1*0 LsBaUoat, 
Direct Importation. 
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H 
NATIONAL 
BANKot COMMERCE. 
OFFICES AT 
543 Wabash av„ and 58 Soaih Ca-
mmmmmmm 
nai-tt 
•eaX*aaa*,n "ax Deodarus,' j Is %mkm 
rortable, 8 t « 
Hasatreft* to ua* to 
mtoaWf, ~ 
aawlna, Ac 
I I ] K RTI LARD! 
uvea m m itinrr 
L A R D OIT-R 
ad. m<® 
8 I O N A L , 
110 BACHnfERT^ILai 
Weare prepared to supply th« trade with goods ot 
sur maDufactore promptly', aad. at toweat market 
PAIBBaWB, PBCat A CO., 
•xy>i^...nftlae*awattew. 
ratea Address 
FOR SAJLE. 
mm miif m m mm. 
. Tat CaiB>'NiM Priatiag Press 
Oeaereoar/ft 
raatofs««aai 
the mvaasart* b* 
i,a?Lw1 
^ • t ^ ^ a a b i ' ^ t o ^ r ^ ^ A i ^ *t 
ft Hah, oaaaar Mtohiaaa-aT. aad Thtrteeath-et,. 
iland'sn. m. 
FOR SALE. 
We will neat *ar armtiaa sdae*. As.,_ iaclodlng 
C a a a x o o o a o o 
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^^rn* 
PTont*. 
A a 
laaai' 
i s a o l 
aaas 
hta% M t o t -
J . W . D O A N E A O O . 
he "used,—and 
filled'ahutteis, 
and you have an 
absolute fire-proof baildiag fi-oiaaftre without, 
as fat as the side* or walls are concerned; aad 
/ , / \ A / V j f u 
W ATCHJGS AKD^JEWEL.RY. 
•4 *Mi 
ARE HOW OPEN AT <*£ 
eouipaaics 
his dread 
t 306 West Madison-st. 
" ^ p a n w r i v e ! firc'proof rooFta, p5**p«, of all others, tto most 
~
m , ftB stock of WATCHK8, jnaWBLBY, tad 
^ .li£z.JiiSSThave 
per- 
difficult to determine. 
™«L^^**rwa«' TOOIB. 
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.and thirty others wwu per- 
absotuteiy fire-proof, must, of 
W*TC«MA«awa 
TOO*f- 
. 
ll%^TJ£^*££i£* 
1 ae^wity; be costly to th9 dmV*ttoy j but aft 
>*«v* «* a » m . a * n t * * * « * • . : „ « _ 
(U-partaaasa, «ar 
S p e ^ a ^ hseral'ten 
srs. Pupils t # t a w l 
Be-r. Clinton r-
TBunr. John W 
For perttoalars addroaa 
1XAVOB1BO EXTBACTE 
Cream Baking Powder 
jbtaf Sjaeciaal 3EaaW,»H*BfW, 
Arc t a * G r e a t l U t r a « a 
Thay nr* s « squall •* ky any of 
couaUrr lot toair «>Bk>ii*i* juiriij. »' 
diMrift tor tt* I*H<-
mmmmmtmmiim 
BUBBEBOOWBW 
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ail that remains ta to' have a tire-proof rool aad 
floor. 
The most thorough manner of constructing i 
abed m tiiis dreadfu... 
lipm 
had the impertia.en.ee |o asktVa ft towiaawt 
BT. MiaBlTS HJaJLL, 
F A 1 R B A U L T , - 
MINNESOTA* 
The Ksster term oonuaenoes Janaary t *&&• Thi* 
aehoelisiaBlsbap Whip*to*a atwae,[SaAaataa •rarr 
advantag*tor the tocraugh, refincCandf*tWfta*^e<to-
eadon of girls. References to Ouieawit: o**- F.T. 
saarmaa, Bra* Shormjm, 8. tt. K*3tot. •** •«*« 
ir til Leafier 
HALLOCKtTWHEELER. 
m teira ?a- .a aiSttfcal b> a^«* 
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to f * r t o i 
„l£8rvaVstt|* I 
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"^^»t*d 
M « a r 1 Randolph-*t. haw* now a m 
l ^ c k of the above. 
aUaM Baftne Mifl 
OooduetiLBs Boaa, Rubber «ao«aa||, I M 
Wftisw't* 5»"!»rt tf. • 
'«,*. .: ifn rTjsg.-*'* 
Mt^dii'Sv^.-ioaitoisliiiua'aw*! •«.-•.•'-<j«- 
JhatM 
«*•-»f*»a»Aa#Wtaa*'«^i«;^:-aWfta 
,<s*s*a«» *?«fa?S|*^? to IfiP^ji ^-.- 5bt;i- . tjrJ'iBwsMsn,^-' -*o jIai***T, .; >\f . 
*W c-ijwt^ * a « -Mafweorf.. :t'«» 
$m**m-e** vi .Mtaaa u ,^a»iiff,j aaVaa* 
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M%AV&TI,® 
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g*iaaaMaaa^iavaWa*w»s*BisanHMi 
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309 South 4th Street 
Fulton New York 
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