FOREIGN. Napoleon Still Hoping for Some thing to Turn Up. Eugenie's Letter to the Czar Doting the Late War. France. New Tort. Oct. 2S.—A new BonapartUl organ of I'.irl*- publishes a letter addressed Wtbe Empress thig.-uie to tbe Gear of Russia, dated last Septem tvi n vear. soliciting hie Influence in tho interest of is- c<*. This letter, a* well as many other valuable m ti nti hemic documents, bar been published so •i--ti.hu It la confidently believed Russia had! m*i ’..n- intentions of a*ding France, but Bismark. •y -necessive strokes of policy and arms, pnt it be \i>n l the power of the Bear to give aid to the weak y*:i-r. without endamnirlng hia own possessions to un--k from all quarter*. 1 L •uit-m. Oct.tki.—The Tinw* state* that Kapo-! von his declared the reports of Bonapartlst con-1 f v rsrle# aad an intended descent on the coast of 1 I r tree, wfffcout foundation. The Emperor, claim-1 •ng to be the legitimate sovereign of France, advo-1 :iios violent measures for restoration, but be- ih-vI? his partisans should urge taking a peaceful I i:u- In everything. 1 M-ir>-*illcs, Oct. S3.—ln the municipal elections vt-ii-nlsT (he ultra Catholics were successful. I'auta.’ Oct. S3.—The disturbances In Corsica veie merely slight broils between the local police t'lbcon* and’the people. 1 It v- said that ITinco Napoleon has announced his intention to deliver a political speech to the people «>i Ajicclo. I’auis. Oct, £4.—-Duke d* Aumalo has been .‘lecicd President-General of the Connell Depart ment of Oise. M. Lockrov, in the council of the Department or the Seine, made a motion to-day in favor ofam net-tv for Communists. It is said that the Bona ■Manets intend to agitate the Impeachment of the government of- the 4th of September, the dlsso .ution of the National Ass-mbly. and a plebiscitum to decide the future form of government. Germany Rerun. October 24.-In the session of the Rcichsiag. to-day. Von Boon, Minister of war. In r.nsucrto an interpellation slated that two-thirds «d the infantrv reserve* would shortly be permit ted to return home. The cavalry reserves, how over, would for technical reasons still remain with th.dr colors. H- added that the utmost relief would bo granted to volunteers for one year. Egypt; N>xv York. Oct. 24.—A loiter from Egypt say* that vbe Khedive has made liberal concessions to hi< sahjecta in the matter of franchises bo has Mahlished female schools, and is otherwise Intro ducing reforms. Switzerland. Geneva. Oct- 23.—The Convention of Interna tional League CommnnUu assembled to-day. The attendance was small, and without Inc pres ence or nny noted lender* The proceedings arc uiiiotorcstlcg. THE BEIGY OF FIRE. Horrors of the Situation iu Michigan- Appeal to the People of the Putted States -Destructive Fire In Bwnwtadt —Wood* Bnruine In Yew York and Peimayl ranla. Milwaukee. Oct. 24.—A special to the .Sentinel, irom Beloit, fflt.. says there are larce fires in the woods seven milea cast of there. Bams, etacka. 4o burned near Ropcoe yesterday. Other fires are reported. This city Is filled with a dense smoke. Pott Ilnron. Oct.23.—A heavy fire is raging In the woods en the military reserve. The wind has chanced to the North. The city i- filled with smote, and intense anxiety is felt for our safety. Uur fire depaetmeot Is at work. Detroit. Oct. 34.—1n view of the urgency of-ini nat-dia e and copious aid from people outside ol the Slate, the following circular ol appeal to the people of the United Stawa has been issued by tbeMicbigan State Belief Committee; To the Ftopleof the United State* We n er, instant and plentiful aid. From 12,000 IS.uOi) people at least In the State of Michigan have lost homes, food, clothing, crops, horses and cat* tie. On the night of the Chicago fire, 2,000 people nu the east shore of Lake Michigan, and 5,000 or fI.OJO on the west shore of La- e Huron were reduced to almost absolute destitution. Within two or three weeks other small villages and Set- Dements have been blotted out. The number of individual farm houses, bams, and frontier dwellings which have been destroyed by the ull-pervadiug fire ccnnotf rora want of information be accurately calculated. The aggregate we know 'to be enormous. The fires are still burning, and new ones spring np. The area of rnin and devas tation is daily increasing. The intensity and dramatic magnificence of the calamities which have overwhelmed other cities and villages .-ire lacking here, but the suffer ing exists. A long, hard, cold winter is approach ing. l.arge numbers of these people are accessi ble only by water, and navigation will coon be closed. Scarcely a month or six weeks now n-main in which to feed, clothe, and shelterthein for the winter season, which extends tar into ihe month of spring. They roust he helped now. or they will perish. They will need. too. in the earlv spring, seed and implements for the har vests of next year. The greater portion of them must commence life entirely anew. without preparation, and at the beginning of win ter. Their isolation from the centres of commerce and the means of communication inakea the prob lem of relief all the more difficult and all the more urgent. The people of Michigan have nobly responded the appeals which this miseiy haa made to tlu-ir sympathy and generosity, but they ore se verely crippled indirectly In their bosioess by tbe Chicago ure. and directly be the assistance they gave to the sufferers from that calam ity before they were aware of tlfc demands which would be mode upon them at home. Many of them. too. have lost Their resources by the fires which have occurred in this Statu. In their name, and in behalf of the ici Irnt* already known, and of many whom we fear arc yel unknown. ne ask prompt and efficient aid lr«>m our benevolent fellow-citizens everywhere. Money and supplies may he sent direct to the .Michigan Belief Committee, at Detroit or Grand Uapldi. .Milwaukee, Oct. 24.—Mayor Lndinpton has rec ommended a special tax levy for the benefit of the Northern Wisconsin. Chicago, and Michigan suf ferers, which will omonnt to nearly (TtMMJ. The 'utnmnu Council and citizens centrally am unan imous in support of the measure. Ottumwa, la,. Oct. 24. A tire broke out in this city about 0:3;) this p. m„ consuming Grimes' wa’con carriage works. Tamer’s Hall and two other dwellings, oesldcfi damacioc •■then*. The ci.y was considered In dancer for some time, but the fire Is now under control. The cs.lmatcd jus- is not yet known I'onghkccpele. jc. Y_ Oct. 24.—The mountains and forests in Ulster County are burning- The Fla bush fires have been extinguished. but the Shauangunk .Mountains arc still on fire. Darmstadt. (Jet. 24.—The Court Theatre of this city took fire ibis afternoon and is now wrapped in flames, A beanv easterly wind Is Mowing, ami It i# feared that the flames trill spread to adjacent buildings. Darmstadt, 0ct,24—8 p. m.—The fire Is rapidW spreading. The theatre is entirely destroyed. A strung wind carries the flames and sparks west ward into the upper town. The Arsenal is in dan ger aud the troops have evacuated. Harrisburg, Pa., October 34.—'The mountains above the Dauphin have been on fire since Friday laid- The operator at Dauphin rvjiorts that the fire extends two miles from th- rjvcr. and the entire breadth to Peter* mountain. The country sur rounding Is shrouded In smoke. ILIINOIS. A Forthcoming Sale of nooks at the State Llbrarj*—Formal Adjournment of the Legislature. Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune Springfield, Oct. 24th.—For the information of the lawyers of Chicago, who arc interested iu the loiir n solution of the General Assembly, instruct ing -he Secretary of S ate to sol. a portion ofsibe .Books outalntngtbolaw»Jcamal*c:c..ofthe£tata at the cost price of said book*. lam informed bv The Secretary of State that a force of clerks are now busily engaged in taking an Inventory of all Ihe book* now under bis control, and in a few day* he will rend a printed list of all the books for sale under said resolution for all applicants. The price of each book will be desig nated. also the number and kind of book for sale. There will be no Grose Statutes or Illinois Deports In the list, as the State has none of the former and only the number lim ited by law of the latter on hand* The formal adjournment of the Senate and House of KepresenUtivec took place at 11 o’clock This morning. UTAH, The Urigluiu}* Trials at .Salt Lake- Temper of the Mormon*—Protest from Mormtu Women. Salt Lake. Oct. 24.—1n the Hawkins case, this morning, defendant asked to be relieved for the reason that the verdict was not In accord ance with the statute, as It failed to i-peclfy the nature and extent of the punish ment. overruled and at the request of counsel sentence was deferred till Saturday next. The case of Sarah A. Cook vs. Brigham Young i.* still on trial. There is some excitement among the polygamists as to Hawkins’ fate. The court room, tut* morning, was thronged with women. Haktns himself, apparently wholly unconcerned, was remanded to prison at Camp Douglas. The Mormons talk peace, provided Brigham Is not subjected to imprisonment. They say Brigham would submit, but his followers will never allow it. Washington. Oct. 2-I.—A petition wag received at the Executive Mansion Lo-day. titty feet long, signed by women of Utah. protesting against polygamy, amt urging effective measures to cop* press the practice in that Terrltorv. The Episcopalians. Baltimore. Oct. 23.—1n the Episcopal Conven tion, n letter from Called States Senator. Carpen ter was read, slating that from 1.200 1«» l.jjoo fjv,. s M-crc lost, ami an immense dcsirncilun of proper tv in the late tiros at IQe West: that Ike Chicago fire bad in a measure overlooked the terrible calamities in Wisconsin and Michigan, and lecommendiog that the convention direct public thought to the subject. Action was taken accordingly. The clergr and members of the church arc invited to give sub scriptions to Bishop A fruitage, of Wisconsin, and JVisbop McCloskey. of Michigan, to be »em by them for distribution to the Governors oftbose States. The Committee on Prayer Book also reported that they do not think It expedient to set forth any additional service for the bnrlal of each perrons as cannot, because of the first rubric in the service for the burial ol the dead, be buried with that eer vice. Adopted. _ On four memorials on the following subjects: First, From sundry presbyters, asking canonical Jvave for anv clergy man to omit auv words or pas sages to the liturgy which he believes conscien tiously to be contrary to holy beriptnres, or to certain doctrine which he is persuaded cannot be proved thereby. Second, asking consideration of the difficulties entertained by many conscientious men in regara to language iu baptismal service, and praying that the suggestions of the nine bishops be adopteu. Third, req nesting ibe convention to de ermine that wherever, throughout the book of common prayer, the word “priest** is used, it U to be understood as signifying presbyter, and has the same meaning. Fourth, petitioning the installment of the canon repealed by the last convention, entitled “Of persons not ministers In jbUChnrcbofflciatlneln any church thereof.** 1 be committee reported that ther deemed any action or any one of them now expedient. Adopted. The same committee reported that they deemed anv action, looking to a change in the prayer for the President, aa inexpedient; alsd that, inasmuch a« anv departure from the standafif edition of the Book'of Prayer is now wholly 3aanthorixcd. no Icnheris legislation required, wmch was adopted. Ritual uniformity was debated until recess. The question was os a ipotidn to postpone the nnbject Indefinitely. 'Among the speakers were Jmfre Sheply, of Virginia. Rev. I)f. Vinton, of But. Dr. Cralt, of Kentucky. At the evening session a message was received from the House of BUbops. that aa ihU year is the semi-centennial anniversary of the Foreign and Domestic MiMlonatT Society of this Chorch, col lections be taken roam time daring the year for population of Chicago"! I by this House Oct. J7, establishing a missionary Jurisdiction, tbit House does establish from and after January 1. IST*, tub-jurisdiction wtth the following boundaries: On the east by be Missouri nrtrjontbo south by the Stat. of Nebraska; on be north by the forty-sixth de gree of north lari nde, and -evsral reservations on the loft bank of ilio Missouri Hirer, north and cost of said river, and on the ■west by the HMth meridian and the Territories of Wyoming and Nebraska," Itjs understood that the House of Bishops parsed a canon on the Ritual, as reported by the joint committee, by a v te of 34 to 19. Resolutions to admit representatives of mission air jurisdictions were adopted. Tne debate on the R tnalwaa resumed, and con- P tinned till adjournment. Telegraphic Brevities. An Ottawa correspondent of tbo Toronto Srtu aayathe case of the schooner Horton, stolen ythe Gloucester fisherman, Is simply regarded as a violation of enstom regulations. It was reported in Cicucinnatl last night that iho lion. Thomas Ewing, Sir., at Lancaster, 0., was dying. —The Livonia was again beaten by the New York yacht Dauntless, in tbo racoon Long Island Senna, yesterday. —The Lamar Insurance Company, of New York, suspended yesterday. Foreign 3larkets. London, Oct. 24—1:30 n. m.—Consols, 93: money, 93@931-8; account, 6-20s of *62, 90 5-8; of '65, 90 8-1; Of ’67, 92 1-2; 10-10.891-4. Linseed oil. 48s Cd. Frankfort, Oct. 24.-5-20’* 0f’68,96@961-8. Paris, Oct. 24.—Rentes, 67@40. Liverpool, OcL 24—Evening.—Cotton flat; mid dling uplands, 9 l-8c; middling Orleans, 9 84c; sales, 6.000; (peculation and export, 8,000; yams ■and fabrics at Manchester heavy. Breadstuff*—Quiet; red spring wheat, 11s to lls Rd; red winter, lls 9d. Receipts of wheat for three dave, 40.000 bu; American, 25,000 ho. Cheese—sTc. Felrolenm—Rectified, 18al8 l-2d. Clover Seed—s2d. Jfew York Dry Goods Mr.rkct. New York, Oct. 24.—The dry goods market.was steady and firm for all cotton fabrics. We qnote Medford brown sheetings, l2Hc; Indian Head, 134 c; Mystic River, iSc: Pocaseet Canoe, 13c: Appleton brown heavy drills, 14c. In prints prices have undergone some change. All standard make* 64 square cloth are reduced to UHc. except Cocbcco and Manchester, which are selling at 12c. while Lodi and (Jarnera are reduced to lie. In other staples there is no important change to notice. BufTalo Live Stock Market. Buffalo. Oct. 24.—Cattle—Supply, 106 cars, against 379 cars same time last week. Market qnict and holders firm, asking higher prices. Sales light in consequence. Sale* of 19 Indiana steers, averaging I,lm lbs. at f4.25; 19 Michigan ste.irs. averaging 1.1)79 lbs. at 3.75:115 Illinois steer*, ranging from 1,212 to 1.513 lbs, at 4.50*6.00: 44 premium Ohio steers, averaging 1.707 lb*, at 6.374- Sheep and Lamba—Receipts, 2,990; market dull no sales. Hogs—Receipts. 6.038: market ruled fairly ac tive. and cloaca quiet with a downward tendency sales, 3,014, at 84.40a4.62H for medium to good. The Produce Market*. NEW YORK. New York, Ocl. 94.—Cotton—Demand fair and market firm; middling upland, ISHc. Breadstuff*—Flour steady, with a moderate de mand; receipts. 6,000 brls; super Western and state, 56.00a6.iTi; common to good. 5G.50a0.50: rood to choice. £G.85n7.30; white wheat extra. -7.30a7.60; extra Übio, «6.80a7.35; fit. Louis 7.15a9.25. Rtc flour and corn meal un changed. Wheat—Demand fair and market firm; receipt*, 347,000 bu; No. 2 spring, fl.47(ft. 1.50J4: No.l, «1 W; winter red Western. fI.WCt 1.55; umber Western. (!J>C(&I.SS: white. Sl.fi'HS 1.68. Rye quiet; Western. 88c. Barley and malt unchanged. Com quiet and unchanged: receipts, 72.000 bu; Western mixed in store, 76c; afloat. 764 c; yellow Western, 77c. Oata quiet and nn ebange’d; receipts. W.(Ka) lm; Western and Ohio, 31®MHc: choice white, 52c. Hay and Hop* (pilot. Groceries—Coflue firmer; Rio. 18***20l4C- Sugar steady, with moderate demand; fair to good refining. Cuba, italic. Molasses dull. Rice, Ba9c. Petroleum—Refined, 33}jA33Uc; crude 14?* c. Provisions—Mesa pork steady at *13.1(1*13.12; prime pork. <10.25; prime mesa pork, <11.35*11.37. Beefqnlet; mesa, beef. Tall: extra, llaH. Hams. j6aS4c. Prime mesa beef. lOalS; India mesa 14 a 23. Cot meat* quiet; shoulders, 6*4 a7c; hams, I0al2c; middled steady: short clear fur December. *4c; long clear and short dear. fciia9c. Lard quiet. No. 1 to prime steam. 9Hnloc: prime kettle rendered. 10}* c; October, November, »Mc: January. 9}* c. Butter-Quiet; Western, 13a22c; State, Isaßoc. CheeM-llalJc. Wfaiskey-Finner at QS^aOOc. Arnold’s Ink A large supply of AR NOLD’S INK, all sizes, has been received by the WESTERN NEWS COM PANY, 99 West Ran dolph-st. BARRETT, ARNOLD KIMBALL, MANUFACTURERS OF Roofing Mt, Roofing Pitch, Building Pelt, Paraffine Tarnish. 230 East Monroe-st., CHICAGO Wilson’s Afljnstahle Iron Clair Wsain foil swing when the fire-blast swept every Testics away, both In factory and store, with the energy required iu such times. A temporary factory is rebuilt at old stand, TV) Dearborn »t., near Post Office. Dpholsterlng can bo furnished from K. V. HOLLISTER’;! Carpet lion*", in and 12 Canal a Or dure on hand before the fin- will be shipped at once Uut of .*W orders on the Satnrdav we hav* been able, from memory, to raise 13. Parties who see this will uleaae s-nd full address. As a sick or invalid chair, also a medical chair tnr specnlnm purpoarj. w* have received the Mchret euloglare of Pro'euors as being sctonitflcaliy adapted to every requirement. GEOUGE'W/LSON a Co.. Chicago. TO PENSIONERS. Pensioner* 00 tbs roll ol the Chicago Ac*ncr, who are in the habit of drawing their pension In fenon, rather than by mall, will please reporj *b tLI* office Room 10, Concioai Ball, Csurm*,., thtit •od ,ddm>. in otOer that f.pcr. fc, m ,j, Tor their payment in December. D. BLAKELY. Pension Acent. For Police Magistrate of the North Division. The fire, which burned my office and dwelling, rendered It necessary for me, u well as others, to return to active business life; and I respectfully ask the support of my friends, fellow citizens and suffer er*. for the above office at the November election. W. H. STICKNEY. City paper* please copy and charge. J. M. W. Jones, Stationer, Will receive, to day, 100 c*«e* Blank Books and G-o --*ral Stationery. Order* for Printing and Bmdias promptly executed. J. M. w. Jones. G9 Canal-tt and st» Wauaah-av. Caution. Lett, thl« day. Check No. 77 for *120.25, ray V.de to cart, or bearer, drew.. |.y Fenton A F.odson nn National Bank of Commerce. Payment i,.,..,,, l-v>n stop M.l. all nrnon* are caution*! ar*ln*» rre relvlngaani-. t aider will pirate return 10JS0. M aorta Jsffsnon *l. v Ready-Made Houses, DWELLINGS, STORES AND WAREHOUSES. LYMAN ULIDCES CO., Corner Carroll •and Sangamen-ota. MRS. TEMPLE W*old Inform her fnendaaod patrons that sbshas the la'est *b. CUT. ni.be, to join a O.tn of U,l, cltf -.bo ha .cnua.aunc. and an o.ublhhod bnalnra.. Barer ence fl.ru and rmnirod. Applf to. or addraaa for ran data. A. J. 11AWHK. S!‘J Slat. Offices of the Spectator. 424) State and in South Canal av Lnaera br tba tlr* ran h»ve lh-lr loues adjusted. ’J t calling at 70 Jtonth I anal st. Insurance proofs or lo»s. and m .or.ncaiabP«tlon..ltlm'!n;,u,d ,«0,. j. p. t vort ;„ac!° .co or Horses end Cattle Kept duriur lb. attalar. Good Btabln. Plonti of room. Bo.son.blA ret... Apple to SASICEP VIAL. Prone. PL, or tn SatTH A KOULSAAT, el South Cana) at., Bnom S. Gilbert Sampson *tlil resume bsstocae opposite NO. 3*) MICHIGAN-AV. Office lor the present at OB MICHIGAN-AV. BLISS. MOORE CO., Wholesale Grocers, Office at CM Wabasli Ave aue. We are building a temporary store on Ihe Lake shore, nearFcckVkmn, and will resume bn sinses In a very few days. Goods are now arriving. We trust no efforts on the part of oar customers w?R hcomned to continue placing us in possession of available funds aLthe earliest moment Remit Currency by express. IrOm rtastern insurance companies, MARRIED. AtLI.N-FAISBAKKS-Ou tbo 19th iusl>. by K J Mr. Caleb D. Allen and Miss Slnry si. Fulrbairita. the clergyman's residence, 4M Weal «n Butao at, NICKEU*ON-DODGE—In this city, on th* 17th lost., i»y the Iter. Mcl.besn**}'. Mr. Osborn Nickar -•n atid Miss Mary L. Dodge, daughter of Dr. Dari. Dodxr. BATES—FIELD—On the sMIi Inst., at the resi dence of the bride’s mother. In Beloit, Wis .by Iter 11. P. Bigler, Mr. James 11. Bates, of New York, to Mlsn Mery K. Field, daughter of the late Allred L. Field, Esq. DICKINSON*-EMPET—On the Tli lost., at La fayette, Ind., Mr. P. Dlrktneon and Miss Teoule Empty. t*olb ofCblraao. No cards. DIED. BEAR—On Tnnulny morning. October 74, at hi* Uts rreidsuce, V Frank *t., Uichard 11. K. Bear. *goJ -Vi years. Funeral to Grassland on Wednesday, Oct, 25 Friends an. invited to uttend. ISNES*-On th« morning of the 9th lust., Mr*. Barbara Inn*-.*, wit* «*r tin* late George Iniit**.. sir New York and Buffalo papers ple&se copy. MAH.'OSl—Robert Malconi, Eaq., la this city, Oct. 9, in the Will year of hi* age. BACKCB—In this citr. on the 241b lnst.,C. F. B.cknt, of dlseaseof the heart, aged 56 years. Nolle* of lunt-ral hereafter. Pd9~ Boston and Rochester papers please copy. PECK—Oct. 53. at the residence of his non. 102 Wabash av.. of congestion of thn brain. Trom the ef feels at a tall received Saturday last, P. V. W, Pock ap* (1 61 years and 9 months The fnneral will take place from 102$ Wabash av,, Thursday at 10 a. m. Cars will leave Milwaukee Depot fur Bose Bill Cemetery at I p. m. KI.IAS At Napa City. Cal., Oct. 23. Anna, wlfsot Wllll.m Ellis, of Chicago, seed 65 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. KANKT2—On Tuesday morning, Oat. 24. after a ■e*«re illness. John Kanetz. in bn 2sth year. Funeral to-day (Wednesday;, Oct. 25, at 2 p. m.. from his late residence 33 Mendell st. Friends ol the family are Invited. AMUSEMENTS. GLOBE THEATRE. COL. WOOD’S MUSEUM COMPANY AT the globe. Wednesday Evening, Get, iio, and at th Grand Mali nee this Afternoon The Poor Gentleman, AND Irish Lion. lH Ko Improper parsons admitted. AUCTION SAZXS, We ate Hi Apin AND AT THEM. Our largo cantrolly located WsrcboßMwlU b» ready to receive cuoilgntneut* on MONDAT, Oct. 23. and we shall bold an auction sale of Boots, Shoes, AID EMBEDS, On Wednesday, October 25, And of Furniture, non««ho1d Good*. Carpet®, and Crockery, on SATO RD AY, Oct. 2*. at 10 a. ro. All p«rtiee having any good* tb**y duairu to turn into CASH, will find uswirii every facility to aaiial them. GKO. I*. GUBK A CO.. 1 and 2 Randolph at., cornet Micbtcnn-av.. late 22. 24 and 3f. Randolph-st. Clothing, Clothing! Great Auction Sale of New Slock Ready-Made Clothing On Thursday. Oct. 2fi, at 10 a. m., bring the ateck of n loblwr. unit was In transit at tiie time «f the great Ore. Thsss goods are well assorted and in every re ined KlltST-CLASS. ami JIU»T sold to mert enr eutxxpeniM'K of the consignor. GEO. I’. RoltL A t’O.. Corner Mlc»jge»r, B«nr.M--et.. with uew .ud complete .totk. Chicago. Oct. 21. W*l. A. LUCAS 11UNT. Jcvne At Almiul» Uj9 UTATK-bT.. i rtl»ts‘and Pamirs' material*. Fresco and House Painter*. A foil »*s166 Pralrie-av. The following telegram from the Underwriters’ Agency of New York, bas jnst been received: O. K. IIOSMBK, Asslsiant General Agent: Adjust losses promptly and draw at sight. B. S. WOLroTT, Pmaident. ALEE. STODDAiIT. fieuertl Agent* It being devlrable that adjustments and settlements sltould be expedited, claimants under our policies wilt pleas* call nt tbe office of Oedeo. Sheldon a Scuddsr. 62 Pouth Caosl-st.. and confer with me without daisy, that car purpose to pay losses folly «od promptly may be speedily effected. O. E. UOSMEIt. Assistant General Agent, WE ABE WRITING NEW INSURANCE AT REA bUNADLS RATES, OGDEN. SU ELDON A SCUDOER, Notice to Policy Holders. Parties ontaide oi the burnt district, to whom we have mads loans and whose policies we held as col lateral, are requested to call upon ns Immediately. This Is of the utmost Importance, as a large number of thepolicies are no longer good and should be placed In undoubted companies at once. Parties In tbe burnt district should also call and bars proof of loss made, that tha money be collected as soon as possible. Insurance All parllo. b.rln, 'blow th SprlocS.la Fir, .od juris. l»l»-' ioWCom^w> of 6prlDßfi*ld, 31«u., >od lk« Flr< i o ar nc Company, of INSURANCE AGENCY OF ARTHE C. DUCiT For the accommodation of oor friend* and co«Vi m ft* 1 baro openvd offlcM on tbe Weet and "°h*h claes. WVst Side office. SO and 32 Canal-*t., over "ilium Blair X Co.; south Side office. 449 W«baah»*T„ over Firm National Bank. Rieka taken In old and re liable Eamern ituoraooe companies: HOME INSURANCE CU., of New Fork* organised 18 C1T12ENS' INSURANCE CO., ot Ne* York,©!* g *UU\VAia» INSURANCE CO., of New Tork. or gaulied 1525. Mr patroue bavin* claim# againet any comparne* .represented by me will plcaee proeent ilia same for adjustment at tbe Canal-el. office, when, al»0, "cet ami North Side rlike mil bo accepted. Tbo*e wishing ln»ur*uce on toe Son hi side will please enter (be same at tbe office, 449 "'nbaeh-at. SPECIAL NOTICE. Every necemarr Information a* to nil ln« oMom, and tbe proper blanks of ib» eatne. will be (nruiahcdon application to me. "e have an able eortwof adjuetera, and are willing te devote time ..d«UU»» W o«rp..r.D.. BTnrit c pr( AT AUCTIONEERS. 0. L. SPALDING, General Insurance Agent, 126 West WasMngton-st. 1 Dav* preserved a complete tnemoraudum of All the insurance entrusted to me. and my friends attd patroni wilt pleiso call at above for assistance lo making out Proofs. or other information. New in* a a nance obtained in sound Companies. Chicago, Oct. 23. 1671. O. L. SPALDINO- CAPITAL CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. *1 Albany. N.Y. All parti.*! in«nml 4# the above Company having sustained lon by the rrc«it flr*. -te twa«-*t»d lo pr wnl th*lr claim* without delay UwoUco ot TEALLA FIMIEtt.UI S.uth CU.I **Th« undersigned will be at the above office for fewdaya, and an* prepared to adjust anil settle al claim! acatnit »ahl •V»mp*nr. WIS. M. ANTWERP, Vice President* JAS* P.‘CROSBY, Secretary. LEMON THOMPSON. Executive Committee. ITOTICE mechaniciand Manufac turers’ Exchange. Parties wanting builders, carpenters. contractors, masons, stone-cutter*. raiutrrm. ear.. or any kind ol bulldinc materials will find the same at th» Lx change. bopdlate-st. The Mechanics’ and Mannvsc turrm’ Exchange la also an Employment Bureau tot mechanic* employed In all bull-llog trade*. Applica tion! are baiogconatantly received for help and em ployment. Uld number. lA> LaSalle-et. ___ _ TIIADDKU3 ROBERTS. See y. 436 WaPASB-AT., (»ct. 16, 1671. Our stock and store a total loss; books and pa pers laved; ic»nr*nce doubtful. O- course you fully appreciate OU" situation, and all who are Indebted to us will make immediate payment. We hare open ed an office at *36 Wabash-av., and are erecting a temporary Warehouse oo l.aka Hark, comer Kaodolpn-st. and Mlchlean-at.. where we will soon be rsa*fy for business. W« owb you onr thanks f»r favors Id the past, and hope to merit their con* tinnanoe in the future.. i HAM KIMBAHK A CO Odd Fellows’ Roller Committee. Headquarter* at Fifth Baptist Church, corner Bar rison and 3angamon-s«. Diserlbntlng office aame. Location permanent, J. Ward Ellis, President; E. B. Sherman. N«cr.tarv; John O. Roger*. Treasurer. American Tract Society, 4674 MICHIGAN AV. AH orders promptly filled. I Tbc Office ot the West Side Homestead Association Is at 71 South Peoria-st., sear Madison, with Scott A ti.ige. s-hareDolJer* will nlea«e call and pay install ments at the earliest moment. Chicago. Oct. I*. I*7l, AREA CRANK Law Books. to Lawyers, WILLIAM COULD SONS. Law Albany, N. Y.. would annonac* to tha lawyers of Chicago that they are at preerUt repress D t«i m this city t-y one of their firm, together wlV t oa of their agents, and are prepared lo famish l r^ w books at the lowest Casteru price*, in large ant* gmall quantities. Lawyers desiring to purchase, or us, may find ns lor a few days at the New. V J( rm Uonse.or.il they will send us their address we w j|| call on them m person. Address ,u >AM gocld sons. New u oq> e, Chicago. Hla. Notice* J have at Toledo, two million good common and front buck, w taicb I can promptly put upon cars at short notice. Vor particulars apply to AV. BUL LARD, Agent Union Steamboat Company. J. S NORTON. For Sale. Tiro-story a*6l basement and French roof marble* front bouse; on long time. The furniture cash. J. Q. KOS3. H47 Mlchlgaa-av. Important Public Notice. Permits f-sr the erection of temporary structure*. one story high, vrtfhln the fire limits of tbo city, to remain not; more than one year, will be Issued for the present from the offlee of the Board of Public Works. Nop So< West Raudolph-st. No building or structure i Many kind will be allowed on this street!, alleys, or idevillu. By order of the board,* F.H. DAILEY. Secretary. I-1. S. Hanniss’ Acme, Golden Vfeddlng Bye. and A No. I Bourbon Whis kies. at W» Daarbaro-at. S(»L. C A THEN Is on deck again. NOTICE L,- 7JS.’V Tb#r‘ boiler, 'mno< »aei HEAL ESTATE OFFICE OF CLARKE, LAYTON CO, No. 376 State-st. List of Property to Sent and to Lease by OLAEKE, LAYTON 00., 376 Stale st., Boom No. 2; Th* Sunlnerr Halldlng et Hrd. P.rk, with 4 «nd a half years’ lease, 32 rooms In the building, all In firet-rato order—only one block from depot—excel* tent location for a hotel. Eighty feet front or mere, fronting weat on Wa* bash-ar., jost sooth *f Haalaoo-et., to loa*efor» years, very cheap. On Lske-sv,, near Oakland, a One residence of 14 roome, finely furnished, can be rented until next May very cheap. 4tx«o feet on Peck court to lease for five yean, and cottage hoa*e No. 43, now standing oa the lot, for •ale; a fine location, and very reasonable. To lease, lot 40x110 on State-it., 40 feet tenth of Monroe, oppoiite Palmer Hotel, (or a term of yean. 1283 Indiana- a*., two-story house of 8 nooms. nice ly Inrniehed; to rentTery cheap.' Several lotion Uarrlioo-et.,-Just vefeit very reasonable. 50x170 to wide alley on Wabash-ar., between Mon roe and Adams-sts., west front, 10 yean' lease at fLWO per year, with privilege of extension at C |*«r 1 cent on valuation every five yean. CLAKKE, LAYTON Off, A very comfortable collate bouse on Bnrnsldofst.; near Thirteenth**!.. lot 2SxllO to alley? only *2. Mu, part on time. Slone front house with French roof and wood barn lot 33x1 AO, on Asliland-aT., near Monroo-st. Collate house, with basement, on Dorlheatl Cur nor of ladlat a and Wood-eta 6 rooms, gas, ater tc.; lot 39x1 :or all In very good style. Two-story bonne, of wood, nearly rooms frame barn, and a good well; lot 43xi% 1-3, on. nerth east corner of Rockwell and West Jacksoo-slfi. Sooth Halstsd-et., So, l.’<6, boose with a rod store and 7 rooms above, and a house in the r ear with rooms; very reasonable. Cottage bouse on De Kovsn-st.. near D eaplaines, with 4 roeme and two closets, on lot 2ixl!o to alley. 32 1-3x190 on Madlson-at,, west of Flflh.-av., south front. 40x110, vest front, on btate-sl., nenr Harmon court. Charter Oak JNO. 11. CLAPP. Secretary. BAIBD A CRADLE* .OSS*" To Our Patrons FOR S-A-XjZE BY Room No. 2, 376 State-st. Two-story homo with bnct bMement.ll room? md alt modem improvement*, on Warreo-st., N'o UxK). north front, on Harmon court,between State st, and Wabash av, Lf>ta on Burnside, BnlterfleM, sts. and Wentworth-av. Lota on State south of Twenty-second. Several lots on Calumet av., north Thlr ty-fifth st. very cbenp. A nice lot on Stewart ar., near Twenty*! inth st. AOxiO, on Bartimn st, just vest of Canal. Lots on WalUee, Winter, Summer, IV/entj -fifth and Tweuty-aixth sts., bn long time. 61 -or cent in tercet. Jo*t the thlr.g for laboring metw We bare alao a great raauv empty iol sand im* prored property on the West and S». Will bo aubi ve» y cheap, »a the owner Is Improving in the burntub trict, and needs money. W. H. PHARE. Room 4, 4\ West Waahingtoa**t. WHOLESALE MILLINERY. 1 8. FISK CO. Arc doing buslncs* ns usual in the brick building 57 West WasMngton-st. Acompicto stock of Millinery, Straw Goods. Undies’ Furnishing and Fancy Goods. Orders will receive prompt at tention and satisfaction guaran teed. OFFICE FAIRBANK, FECK CO., CHICAGO, I LX. The great fire in our city consumed our office, comer of Lake and LaSalle-ste., but we were fortunate in saving our ac count books, and the interruption to our business is already overcome. Our factory stands untouched by the great destroyer, and we are prepared to promptly fill orders for all grades of LARD OIL, And for Eefined Lord in tierces, half bar rels, kegs, and in wooden buckets, con taining 20 lbs. each. Tin Pails, 6 lbs., 10 lbs,, and 15 lbs. each. Tin Cans, air tight, 10 lbs., 20 lbs., and 40 lbs. eaob. Daddies, 3 lbs., 5 lbs., 7 lbs., and 10 lbs. eaob. Our counting room will bereafter be found at onr Factory, Corner Eighteenth and Blackwell-sts., Where we shall be pleased to see our old friends and correspondents. Safes. OCR OFFICE CAN BE FOUND AT NO. 66 WEST MADISON-ST.. We have ordered from onr factory at Cincinnati and our branch Loom at hi. Loaii. Louisville, and Cleveland. OVER TWO HUNDRED SAFES OF DIFFERENT 'SIZp. whivb will be ready for delivery in a few dare. HALL'S SAFE AND Uirg CO. GEEAT WESTERN Type Foundry, 50 West Raudolph-st. Having survived the Arc, we are located ai above. We have a quantity ofTyr* OB hand, and morear living. Will icon hare Machinery in running order Ob and after tho 3d, will have onr Lead-Casting and Ifeaii Rule Department* ready to supply customers TURSTTARTBRnS. A gPTNM.FR. (School Bocks, Stationery, Blank Books, Envelopes, Ink. &c., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Fresh stock just iwolved at Woolwonb, Alnsworth/k Co.’*, and W, M. Scribner’g, 517 STATE-ST. TOSE, DINSHO£E CO.. Hallway Gar Springs and supplies, Office 446 Staie-st. TTarchoose betas erected on MIcU- near Harrtaon-st. Kreah stock arriving. DESKS. A. largo assortment of Offlee Deiki and Fnrnllure at SWI Cabinet Factory, corner of Klnzlo and Renbcn-sts. Beal Estate. N&tice. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice* t« hereby I glren that the copartnership heretofore rtfilior be* I tween (he undersigned. under the name a«Sd eSylo of r’ron.- JhrffcyiA-otirtrfaftA-sreTrt^-w^Vt^-o-- IRON WORKS. Incorporated 1869. Established 1840. ETNA IRQ! WORKS, OF NEW YORK CITY, Manufacturers of every description of IRON WORK For Buildings. Entire Iron Bulldin* Front* —lron First story Front*—Fire-Proof Floors, Partitions, &c.— Revolving Shutters— Out Iron Girder*, Beam*—Blvetted mid Boiled Girder* and Beam*—Arch Girders, with tension rod*—lron Boof* Boors, Shutter*— Sky XIrUM and Flooi Llghts-B«nk Vaults, Safe* and Xoclti -BaUlngi, Verandah* and Balconies— Window Xlntela and Sill*—l»*aV. S. G. GRIGGS GO., Booksellers anil Stationers, AT ISO. 607 WABASH-AV., Are receiving daily supplies of Blank Books, Pearl Spring Note and Letter Pa pers, Carter’s, Arnold’s and other Inks. Letter Presses, and General Stationeiy, Will be glad to see onr customers at 607 Wahasb-av. EiFaniMo. OFFICE AND STORE; 654 Wabash-av., Will be prepared to fill orders for Bedding and Upholstery Goods Bov. 1. On Bov, 15 we will move to onr new brick store, 650 Wabaah-av., whoa we shall bo prepared with a fall stock: of Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Bedding, &c. &c., to fill all orders. Parties who ate indebted to ns will confer a favor by remitting at once. ClßecMMSons. We havo returned at 140 Michigan av.- corner Monro*; have wots goods of our urge assort meat of Staple and Fancy Groceries On hand, and arc receipt*g more dally; will soon b la condition lo supply *4 our customers with any thing they may need in a«ar line promptly. Thank* iitg them forpast f»va>rs. «*d the prompt manner tn which they have remitl**!, we shall civ- their future orders our prompt at-tenUon. and fill them at to* Lowest Majket Figures. Pianos Pianos!! TO COUNTRY DEALERS. We hare Dow oo btnda large nftaaber of aeoond httxl Piaooa retarded to u* by remittee rendered dee* litot# asd poor by th« recciat er«*t See, scblch wunt be eold at one®. Tbeee luetrtiraente. all la Jtood con* ditloo aod warranted. are •alubl* for renting pnrroeea. \Te ere offering actual bargadua to tbc trade. JUttCs B.VUEB CO„ ?7t> and 611 Michirati-av-. runwrly 69 Ws«hl_»£tou^"t. MACHINERY. F 'OB SALE—V &nt-cliM single efllade; Taylor press. la complete order. sir* of bed 33* *l* I ric only »t.WO. Al*o a «-hor»e at am engine, ini c«m• rlcte older. rrirosssn. will l»o box-d »"d at xhe depot lor the abort* price. SoH for want 01 ok. Apply lo F. Hal NE. Baltimore. TXIRBALK-100hor*r.oowpr engine boilers, shaft r lor. polleys. Ac.. reasonable price; will pal into an established business. with eerrices, Cali to day. I. K, UFUAM, S3 Canal it. PUB SALE—Biglu Uni oil presses. Wlih boards, r cloths, and receirer* complete. Inquire of a w. sTAKLY, Linseed Oil Works, corner Green »od rul- UID SIS. NB IS fool bed M inch ewing, one U fool bed inch swine. one IS foot bed loch ««lo*. one 8 I foot bed 13 Inch awing, one* foot bed 1J Inch swing engine lathes, iron p.aners. drills, »ood working machinery. Engines «U on hand and for sale, cheap, by A. JASIK3 A CO.. 11l and 113 Fol tan at. I V>LA NES and matcher machines, JferrarMrfaceri. f g Walker’s r*«awioc machines at old prices by W. A. JAMES A CO., 11l and lid Knlton sc OUOUNU'UANU M.VCIIIN. 81-A Urge lot «l f O lathee, planes, and drills, from a concern in lb* I Hast closing hn«Un-*•; (jreat bargain*. Call *“j| depot of w. A. JAV.P? .ACO., 11l ano tl.l Koltow **■__ _ AGENTS WANTED nV-NTS STED—To Mil a splendid lithograph «V(*hirago in flames. UxlT inches, nicely £LV. ar on receipt of 15 eents. B. U. REAt pTAT*^ os*. Apply to F. CITY REAL ESTATE. r*ORSALE-Or exebanga for prop Tty iu the burnt 4 district, with Immediate poasoaslou; sj-*ioryand bat-moot house* on the North Side, ■tear Fullerton av.. with lota. 2 marble front*. 2-slory and haaement, with brick "Vbrlck house, 2-story and basement, with brick 4 cotiagee, with lot. In same locality. 10 2*atory houses, 5 with brick basement*, on South ALK—Ur to Leas*—On long time, the north east corner of West Washington and Union sis, lavlnc a irontase on three streets: site ot lot» fee* •>n Washington by |SI test on Union. For term*. ,pply to or address JOHN FORSYTHE, 15 Grovoland Park. 1 •OK SALE—Lot suitable for a manafactoty or 1 malt house, ITS >»**T lr»ut 011 Lairabe«-sr., norib of Chicaso.av. SNYDER A LEE, Rea! Estate vgents. No. 9 South UaUied-st*. corner Randolph. Masonic Baikimg. FUJI SALF —Wabaeh*av., .50x172 6-et on east tidei»l» avenue betw>-eii Thirly-fuurlb and Thirty-fifth «ts, SMDEKA LEE. Real Estate Agents. No. 9 S»mih llal*ted-it., corner of Randolph, Masonic Building. _ POR SALE—Park-av.—60x124 feet «««thweat cor* t ner P«rk*«v. and Robey-su. bNIDELx LEE. IU*I Estate Agents, N-. 6 South llalsted-.t., corner itandolph. Masonic Building. For ‘*ale--Cheap—House aud lot on Butterfield et, South bide: houiocontains nine roome. Apply to A. U. WISO A UO., 539 Wabash a*. For Sale—Cheap—Fim-clas* bouse and lot. House lw»» story and basement, pressed brick, cootaioe latest improvements. Lot 57 feet, east (vont. Also .Ktber one of the pleas«nie*t piece* in the citv. Small payment dowu. Imtuire on premuee, In diana nv. Deer Twentieth It. For Sfnlo-Wabaeli ar. online.. properly, frame house, etore .No. Wah.eh .e. near l ounemilh st Immediate p»u«M»t" nil feel on SLlchtsan and Indiana »v*.. at ImU Lot on south Clark st. 2-0 i«t on superior /‘ft half value. 46 feel on Randolph st.. near b>V(Uk«T* 4UISOOU Wabash «v.. near WasQiugton Treasurer. .-wilt SALK— A large two-storf frame dwelling. Wr-HitV m’fr w sf. I»»TD. Lot 30x124. JS.WW. WAAC It. Ulli. West Raudolph-n. 170U -SALE—isxITS tn the burnt district, on Ma* b baah av.. north of Harfboust. J. S. GULLU, OH Wabash av. _ r»OR bALB-By J. S. GOULD. 5M Wabash av.. P northwest corner of Moor*»e and Morgan sts.. price gtv.oou; ooe-lhlrd cash, bulsuoe one and two years at 6 per cent. v?OR SALE—The 2-itory frame'boose, V M South .Desplainca st., centalulug 9 room*, closets, and rant- In best order, with upon liwed lot. 40x15». with good stable- Inquire »u store 135 West Randolph st. i "OR SALE—State ■t.-SzlSO fret on t Slate st.. Uzvrean Twenty-eUhth and Twenty ninth at*. sNYDKK A LEE. Real tat«M• Ageol*. No. y South Ualsted st.. corner of Randolph, Ma sonic Building. I oti SAtiß-Tna la*«-meot cottage and Ut. T Writ Indian*st.; eight room-*, besides closet-, pantries, etc., nearly new. Price. M.oA*. *l* r c “f h «nd ihwbaUnve on lime. Inquiro at «>4 Latest., or on the premise*. _ v‘•OR SALB-A Urge corner, building. We*t bide. V Convenient to business. Can he bad with or jihont tho engine and machinery no* A*Lntfr J m tcbloery i* uow.lu running order. GEORGE A mi'LL. >9 Mrato *l. ___ t -OR SALE—6oxIM. Madbon-sl.. near Ashland- H av 60x134 with 2 httek houva. Id room* e»eh. hO (ret on Canal-st. Very cheap- Good husineaa'proreriy. 10 acre* near Lgan~tv. A gjvai haravin. P e« acm near H ssteru-av. Just the place ur ehMD lot*. 63 feel un FiUh-av, between \>a*h ington an,l Randolph. f i v,® and property in all parts o[the city. KLBH, DA> (IN S \t KLCII, 63>onth CJUKI-at.. uperair*. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOB RALE—A country residence, upon reasonable terms; small cash payment down; and basement brick house, 17 good sl»ed roome. lot 160x133: good barn; plenty fine fruit; never .ndlug well of *OO.I Water; large cistern In the kitchen; dry cemented cellar; situate ten minutes walk from nil*«rv ‘t. K«i« Oouolr. 0. I'oor.’ rlor from Cl.ic.co; commoolc-tton X 0"!."?. a ."."““’V, dsT each »ar. Inqmro of b. D. Mells, laajcr, t\e*t Madison st. where a plan of house can or of the subscriber at Geneva. Kane bounty. 111. HORACE BELDEN, Insurance aud Real Estate Agent. _ V7UBMSHED HOUSE AND FAB3I FOB «ALK r 1 will sell on favorable terms, a email part cash down, balance on time: one of tbe tifceet farms tn LaSalle Ci»ont». on the bluffs overlooking the city of Ottawa, eighty miles from Chicago; five trains daily to Chicago. Tbe farm conta as l-M rich, arable, pasture and timber land, underlaid with coal. Floe dwelling house, twelve.to fourteen rooms. Excellent leuant house. Orchards. Iruit. cisterns, and wells. Locality most healthr. Mc» u«-x \mpled. Would real to a good lennut, M "ADK. Ottawa. HI. FOB SALE—A nice little farm of 4U acres near a city in southern Illinois Might exchange for goods or bu*loess. Also 3o years lca*e of a good K?nJr on South Shi*. R. KENNEDY ACO. IW Estate Brokers. «4l West .Madlson-*t. LOST AND POUND. DR. BLAIS Will he Ihnnkful if two Bentlam-t who took bt* tmnk oil •■*t«t*-*t., cor. Jack*>»n «m the morning of the On. will Inform h«ro .wbei< t h«*y l«»rt it. Addr**» So. South Hal- tM-at. LOST -Or ttlolen-Ught oar horse. heavy mane Mid tall, right find foot wblta. whUe apot on issii ix% h h L EFT ,7;^;!:r fl "h“w“-e h /a n hi.%^.TvVro'.: Office. ••di im'fiw uih of October, in the fire on L°iLm. 7t Vt>wm Wabaah and Michigan *t. VeaThuTtronk rail* with the papers o iJtpimHMtlncaii. it. Vallaanot locked, bat strap- paper* of DO min* to anyone but SbovcrewanJ will bepnld to the finder. If left at 2W South tVsplalne* »t. No question* wke_.l T usT-bm-iTlosd of bundles, trank”and oiher -r --tides taken from No. 4NI North Dearborn street, on dar of fire to Lincoln Park and thera lost track o”;U.«e articles mar be marked Stafetl cr Uott. I f the wan who nrorod the things or oihers flndinK them will return or yira Information to DUMIA» A Ho IT No. 2U Market-st,, they will ba suitably re warded. IOST-KJOO REWARD.—Ou the morning of the j great fire, a grain wagon. No. 9.0. martod ••Divine A Kroseeau,” containing Ibe following articles: I large oil painting of child, frame about 3*4; 3 travelling trunks marked L. 2 solo leather travailing trunks marked I ..r i packing trunks marked L. B. h.. hair mattresses, tubs and bankets filu-d with books, clouk, ornaments, at--., one velvet carpel, one child s carriage lined with green ree. Tba load to have crossed to the West Side via North av. bridge, and is supposed to have bo-m driven into the suburbs. OWfor tba lot, or *l5O for tranks with contents, and picture, or information leading T »o their recovery. Noquesthmsaskcd. J. B. bMLTII, 393 Moorw-st. LOST---*3O Reward, during the fire, a leather trunk, marked E, P. Phelps. Chicago, cout-ining articles and pap rs cf no value except to thaowner. The above reward will oe paid to any person the same in good condition »l *h« "tore of OLEM ENT MORTON A CO., comer of Michigan av. and Adams st.. and no qnestiona asked. L oar—From 165 South Market it., on aacdar sight of the tire, a large white Durham cow brown cars, small red spots over her b-dy, lonw h«'»U9 A liberal reward will be nald for her return to>. LOVDALL. Ilradner. Cb-rnley A t o. a lumber yard, comer Quarry and Cologne its Bridgeport. T OST-At the great fire a large V.y hors*, white -1-* etsriu forehead ;al*onl n year* old, thmiofl-sl was turned loose fr»w EddyssaJs eiabie. -V reward aill bo paid at 12* W. Madison It, Mrs. fc. U. STEIN. "n LOST— From Glllet't Stables (North Side Tatter stH'sL the morning of the w, ck r mn; laxly cream color, with brown tnmmliiga. tun ning rear claret color and gold. The Under will be sullatdy rewarded by leaviog the same with S, H. KF.RFqDT. M 2 Wabash av. Lfi-tT— If the person who took a Black Prince stove, without any trimmings, from the alley between J-ongrese and Harrison its between htnte-t. and abash av., on Tuesday, tnth lust., will return tbe ■■aw to Mrs. NELSON, State st., in basement, tne» will he amply Tewsrd~>l. Inv.*-»50 Reward—On the night of the fire, a u.tKer top buggy, patent wheels, one-half coal N.. wi." SoulfSi. Sool.l. r..ch. buct rn;;.l., r«.I .trie, p-10l «‘>rn. 51. C. .OOW. ■i West Kara«u*lpb-»t. f V Kre,l Ann«S Who kept a grocery store some- I wherion the North .Side, wjil call atl4B Rest. Monroe st he can gel the good* given hy him to a? f-amster to banl from the fire on Monday alterneoo. Octobers. TJODXO—* Ur«. -Ssu-t‘or the recovery of a large rua* sett lealher*cotared trank. slightly ronnd-d tup. sumewbat old. containing under clothing. Masonic regalia. Ac. Also flies of sundry papers, useless to «cy one bat the owner. Said trank was planed on so outgoing train of freight rare trotn Illinois Centra) Railroad on Monday forenwou. Oct, mb. A card on one end with name of W. 0. Perry. Chicago, when it left Whoever Fill give Information where It can be had. or return it intact, to J W. Millington. No. liSifontU Halsted-st., will receive the above reward; or #25 lor tbe contents, excepting the clothing. STOLEN— Black mare, very ffW«y back, tall •wiicberked on ttie ends E, i. IV.. Boston, Jlui. If >escueKKa<»N A L—l‘ J'.-iephSue Miami, win* lived at 6"* T Huron-et.. will apply to JNO. BUCKLEY. 18* Weat Madison st., abe will bear of somethlug to bar advantage- INFORMATION WANTED-Of John C. Robison, lately »f California: wee b >rn in the town itetland: 31 yvara old U«C Ap- il. Call at the Mlchl «an*aT. ortho late Tn moot Hotel, for George Moore TNFORMATION WANTED -"f Nel* 1. (Swede) who left bis home. No. 23 Huber*st.. 'Uodar. Oct. 23. since which time he baa u -l been heard from. Ho I* 35 years of nge, light b*lr and llgnt complexion, thin face, sharp uooe. Any inf -r --nation will be tiiaokfully received by his briber, at No. rs Huher-et.* I KFORMATION WANTED—Of Joiio Ml'l-r. 1. Write to Amanda andyonr brother, and relieve their anxiety. Address Carrie, Tribune. _ LUSTON— Formerly barkeeper vri.h Healey .corner Clark and Klniie-sts. His address wanted. KROSCII, 2V West Madi«ou-*t- ___ MRS. BROWN, formerly Miss Crawford of Clave* land. 0., may learn something for. her advan tage by calling at 241 M»chlgan-av. TO RENT-HOUSES. TO RENT—A pleaaant tenement of 7 room*, or less, furnished ;-famlt«re for sale lor cash an-l real estate. Also, a fine office; good location for dentist or physician. Address W, 836 Cottage Grove av. rpO RENT—Tbe eight-room cottage house 183 B«uth JL Hovne-st.; 25 f.«ol hctise. Rent *73 per month, conditional on srlliog the furniture. Has alw*y» rented foe 133, In excellent repair. Call at the house. rpo RENT—Very cheap, two story and basement L brick house, with all modern improvements, on Booth bide. J CM. Tribune office. rpo RENT—Desirable eJgbt-roomsd cottage, one- L quarter block from Madison-st. cars. Apply at 14 Seeley.av. TO RENT—Two-story dwelling hooseon Thirty first st; cars within one block; I*! month- Apply to or address JOHN FORSYTHE, V. Growland Park. rpo BENT—And furniture for sale cheap—Fir«t X floor ofa first-class house; Ml modern improve ments with barn. «w Burnside «t. mo BKNT—For biistnes-. purpose*, to responsible JL persons only, a largo two-story dwelling hou»e on north side of EJdridge court, between State st and Wabash av. Applv to or address JOHN FOR SYTHE. 1.1 Cropland Park. rpo RENT—six roon collage; furniture for sale. X Apply on Iho premises, 75 Judd st. TO BENT—A nice cottage of A m first class neighborhood- All or part of lurnituro for Hale, fall at UI7 West Monro* st.” O BEST- Furnished cottage of 6 moms nod sum mer kitchen till May 137?. on Fallon at. nea 1100.1. Apply at 613 Fulton it, from ll a. m. to mo BENT—A desirable brick bouse of It looms “0 X lloonre at. near Adams, with nr without furtu tnre 11. F. OOV. SO West Madison »t. rno UKNT—Furnished house, It room*. X Monroe-et.. near Itobey. Apply front oflice 42 West Madison-". TO BENT—With furniture for six month*, a first rale two and a half story wooden bona*, good well of water, cistern, furnace, Ac., one-ball *cre of ground, well situated in Lansing. Mich. Enquire of Orville Orctu*. 77ft W*»t W»*hlogiou-tt. Chi cago, orJim-a M. Turner. Laming. Mich. •po BENT—Cheap, a nice two-«tory house, nine I rooms, bath-room, re pectable neightarhood SV« worth useful fnrnltnre for sale. Call at Ist Bark av W» st Si in. FOB KENT—For 3 years, a hotel building on State *t., near Twenty-third, with 26 rooms, and W feel gronnd. hM. iiARN ET T. 66-* Stalest- t*"1B UEST-Cottage with basement, suitable for p, one or two families. For particular* inquire of J H WonOF'HtD, 194 West Ma». IVashlngtou-et,, near Dearborn, in the burnt ms •rlct. pOB BEST-By GEORGE A HILL, 359 HalsUd store and dwelling on Sooth Park at. Frame dwelling. Id room*, "abash-av.. near Thirty first et..ti«per month. Fiirnfehc-d cottage,6 room*, "abash at. Leaseofground »n Stst»» ne-«r Harnseo. L'OU RENT—Furnished house, 2»6 Colfax av near F Douglas place, with water, gas, bath rooms, fur nace. Ac,; convenient to afreet cars it-id omnibus. Inquire on prenii-e*. or at 2.M Third ar. TO BKNT—Two cottages of six and eight rooms at f sand#2". Store on Madison gM) pertnunth. CLAFLIN BROS.. 311 3Ia.ll»on TO BENT-STORES, OFFICES. &o. TO ing Milwaukee av; alx* 27X 40 feet. 'PO BEN r—Store to rent and stock fur sale. Apply X at 419 Hubbard M. mu RENT—The wliole upper pari of U)3 e»t ban- X dolpli at., opp->slte Masonic Building; 9 ru«>nia. ••Insets, water, etc.: can bu used for several offices. Inquire of J. E- SMITH. mo RUNT—2O*M space, sellable for flral-claaa J. banking. Iniurauc-. or mercantUewffice; one of iha beat location* }n the citr. over Western Union Telegraph office, corner Canal and W *»lnnct*'n rent moderate. Apply to TAPPaN, McKILLOP .6 CO.. 3S South Canal at. rpo KENT—Three houars at Thatcher. 111., one L mile went of Ilarletii. Address S. THATCIItK. Jr.. Briggs lions*. rpu KENT—OIUCp— A front r»rlor or a»ubU r J L lore tor office, <»nty and *25 per month. 3; North Peoria, cornerof Lake-»t- epo RBNT-Front office on second floor of 391 J. State it. Apply to A. li. WING .k CO., *39 Wabash at, mo BENT-Office in Tribune Balding. 15 SoUll I Cansl st. J. P. MARSH. TiQ BENT— Large floors, second and third; also, basement 46 !*onth Desplalnra tt., suitable lot merchandise or light manufacturing. Apply to A. KIDDER, office m alley rear 46. L'O KENT—Desk room or office on Madison at. cor Despiuioes. Inquire of B. L. PEA&E, U4 West ladieon n. TO RENT—For busioe-s purposes, the tuam floor of the building 336 Wabash av. Applv .o GI LLS BRIL A CO, Twenty-second at, or Ut.»t wist* rs3i. Inquire at M Thirty-eerenth st.. corner Lake av. epO KENT—At 233 Lafllu st„ five vooots with A closets and some furniture, with part of a barn, or without the barn. rno REN f-a nice r>»oma without board, furnished i or onfornishe-1. at 5K We-st )fsdlson at Also 3 or 4 rooms suitable for boniekeeping to family with out children. r|T(i RENT—A large furnished room, suitable for I two gentlemen, or lady and g-ntletnan. with use of hath room: day board near by. Inquire allll West Monroe st. TU KENT-A *Oll6Ol 3 room*, with bath Min, northwest corner of Induoa av. and Tblr teentb >t. _ Ti» RENT—Two pleasant front room* on ground floor; desirable lor office*or «le*plog r«H.tns. UW South Desplaloea-it,. between Madison and 3lonr->e TO LEASE- TU LEASE—In the burnt district. 3“*50 feet on southeast corner of Wabash av. and Adam* st. J. 8. GOCLD. 334 Wab**h av, Ytr\N‘TED-To Rect-Fnrnlshed iiou*e. with 20 W room*; fnrni*bed first-clasv. for responsible.- Darilia* must be in good locality on S.>uth "ide call, or address. L’LHICH A BOND, Ml Waba»h a** i (jij LKASE-Oa loott »lm*—23o feet *m Washing r ton at., corner of I'eom. Thi* is a m>-at draira h]« lo atioa fjr or boi*l. and can bo lisnrn» dUlrlct. KKKR. D.WISON A WELCH, 63 S nib CanaLst.. up «uir#. FIFTEENTH WAHD-a w*rrt l J held on Wednesday evening. October 56. in John H. Kaap’a BaUding 410 Milwaukee »v., corner Cor gvilaC., Ustement. TAX CERTIFICATED—Person* dfalnme« r Uk|oe up lax certificate* from me, may do so by ratlin* In rerun or addressing me. at, present. #t 15 or*>T land Park, near Chicago ToiveMty. JOHN *U«- SYTH K. __ rnii EXCHANGE-In Nevada City, Cal., a very de -1 sirafale homestead, consisting of a two arcus of Utid. nnder a h.sh-tate cf culilvatiion >i«n a first riaM Arenroof brick hardware store, eu fiblv located for valuable city lot# or pr*>re*rty la or nr,r (-Mmm. Title* perfect. Climate unsurpassed. Art W »w fork City P.wi Office. W. vTED— Br a ysuiig m»n who ha* had several poniractor and builder. ftw ifiimsand dollar, re-dr '“A interest with a builder of established repu titmo fu tufiSgoTwho can command a good run ul «nrk Beat of•afcyrnce* given and required. Art drves’ foeooe week, CLEVELAND, Michigan Ave nn» dots!. We*t Monro* st. Tv? ANTED—O>*h paid for all descriptions Vy watehve, old gold, silver, gold dust. >ew*liy „i.u mroitare. bedding, dry* good#, gnns. pistols and all good* of value. J. C- BARTLETT, Pawn hrnker. Xi Wpet L«k* st.. nesr fanal. WANTED TO'KENT WANTED-T<> Rent—F»sr famished rooms foi housekeeping, in a nrst-clss* nelgbb.irhood, fhr gentirmao khd lady. Address MEL, Tribune office. WANTKD-TO BENT—A small bonse or part ofe house, with stable'toum (or a horse and hngg\ Address, sutlog price, location, Ac.. J SO. No. :u3r Prairie av. rSTAKTKP-TO BENT-Nof.h wf Thirty-first «Y cottage uf seven or eight room#, furnished oi unfaruishrd. Address, giving location sndt#rti« dry. of easy access, and eonveuWu. to depute and ducks. Address STORAGE M. C. Tribune office. WAaTKO -TO BENT—Small store, nr good siao< forcigsr#. t-Mr-.s P. Trihn-* cffli-". WANTED—MALE HELP. WANTED— A good boot and shoeaukvr *t »ntr<» av.. t ear Twenty-«ecnn 1 st. Wanted— immediately, two bco-i custom mAt. to go to Hu* country. '"all rhism-fn inff. between 9 and II o'clock, at Noa. 1W undl» Writ MndDon rf. _ WANTED— One foreman framer and tea good carpeoteri. Inquire at M West Madison «t. rrrANTKD-Aa experienced man. to drive team. W Inquire at J. E. WHITLOCK naral hnasework In fam ily of tiirne at Hyde Park. To a steady, faith •ul girl a good home is offered; wnees. for th* pi ea cot. 62 per week. MRS. RY'aN, Hyde Park, first house south of hotel. Ur ANTED—At 512 Michigan av., a girl for light upstair* work; one who can ran a machine preferred. Call to-day. ri7ANTED-Girls wno nare sewing machin-*. t*» vv make maltreat ticks. Apply at G. B. STACEY A SUN’S. 5*3 ami 945 Stale at. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. SITUATION \VANTED—Employment by a civil engineer of first-class experience; warehouses, trails work. bridge*. docking. ami whirling. esti mate*. Ac.; first-class city references a* to work, and salary moderate. \V, U. CLIVE. 103 EUisav., Cotrsce Grnve. SITUATION WANTED—As night watchman. SITUATIONS WASTED—By man and wife, a* coachman, gardener; wife to do laandrv work, sreo-itl work or dining-room. Address, T, Tribune CITUAI IUN WANTED—Adrerriser, a young man, O will give a magnificent gold lever watch to any one who will procure a situation for him in any capacity. City references. Address, in confidence. T IV, Tribune oflice. SITUATION "ANTED—Bra carriage body mak er who understands all kinds of work, a j.*o la the cnntrv kdilfeas 7I! Tribune «»fH>-e SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE \NY ONE wishing In procure a good cook can «la so by railing at 363 "’•bush-av.. at aide door nn Marrisou-at; would bare no obj -etloa to going to the country. SITUATION W A MED- By a respectable girl to do general housework in a private family. Can give good n-ferauces. ift.l iVentwortb-aT., between Twenty-first and Twenty-secund-atr. SITUATION WANTED—Rvayounggirl to cook. Wash ami iron or would dn general housework j>ra»n»*ll family, <’*ll Nn Cdnion st. SITUATION WANTED-By a middle-aged lady* as housekeeper, or would attend an invalid, city or country. Applv to Dr. BUCKLEY. 343 West Ran dolph. corner Mav-sr, BOARDING AND LODGING* OQ North Peoria tt.—First-class accommodation* OO or two or Hire* persons. I.arge iront room and small room, ’fetm* reasons hi-. jr-J MHtTll I.AKFENTEK ST.—Two geotl-tneu UX can find boarding place with hot dinner at 6 '•’doCa. 00/ i UVst Adams *t.—Can accommodate person* OOU wanting board with nicely furnished rooms «nd first class board —p-lvete family. QA f LI TLb J.-»CK-loN oT. just west uf lluyue. Ov/'X Board wltb rooms fur geutUmau and wife or single gentlemen. A front room on first floor to let with board either furnished or unfurnished. y99 Fulton it. B HARDING— A »ew gentlemen can he accommo dated with plan want room* and board by applying at the Ansttn House eaC.AN.W. B. H.. six atllaa lr<>m Chicago. B. BOWKS, proprie or. Dtsirable rooms en suite with board for family or geutletneu. Modern trick house. ttUColfoxav. near Pougla* place. >a)I and hoard tor cntieuian and lady, or board for Indy only. A 3103, Tribune offire RkOMS AND BOARD—Iu a private family. Apply at 1763 I'rairie-ar. iPwd front rooms with board snitabl for two or X chreeg nts nr gent aud wile. 0 o’clock dinner, la a private tanuly W'£9T MONROE-PT.. 657—A suite of abound door front rcoin*. furnulied or unfurnished. t. lot, together or singly, with bo.irj. House and furni ture new. WEST JACKSON-ST.. 4"6-Flr*t-cJass accommo dation* for eight gentlemen. or two fan* life), or three s*nt|etn-n with their wire*. BOARD WANTED, UuA RD—Pleasant ro-.m. with board. for two o~ «K. -Vi.i SMe. Location near business centra preferred. Address T S. Tribune office. Board -And famished rooms by gentleman and wife convenient to cars. Addre«a, giving loca tion, accommodation, and terms, flUil, Tribune office. Board— la private tsnuiy or firat-clats hoarding li<-u»e. For a suitable place a liberal compensa tion will be mads. Address 3C W, Clifton House, 181 Went Washington st. BOARD— With a suite of rooms and modern con veniences for gentleman and wife, la Sonilmra mrt of city, or at Oakland or vicinity. Addrets ED WARDS. 70 Michlgi n-ar. BOARD— A first-ch«< professor of vocal and in strumental music (well-known in Chictgo) risb.-s tn flud a room and board for tuition; she eacbes also three foreign languages. Address L, U,, 'nbuno office. TINANCIAJU POR SALE—II. LOW’Y, Loan Broker, removed t« P f2Vi Wal.-sh av. Uo«tue«« as n«nal. SAN FRANCIS'.'O CO. Money Loan office. 43» <‘l .rk-st., near P dk. i'la>itr*s taken fmm Jt.o* to Established 13c 5. GEO. 8. POPPERS. Pro prietor. TO LOAN—dene* on Illinois farms or City tea] eftst*. PE.VSK. 114 West Maide. Inquire at Eastman’s office. Lake-st. bridge. E. S. MOuELKT. F’tlk SALE—Oi.e of Btker’e patent bake*oveni comel*te. it »H at U Arc* er-av. l,ol{ JALt—A rtret-cl.iss .Icael m Chicago Denver, at a redaction. Apply at the office Gran-i Hotel.corner Madison and i-'an >l-sts. ti’UK SALE— Cheap—Uoe life scholarship, good li over forty lostitmions of the Bryant A Strattoi chain of colleges. Addr-ss S 113, Tr.bune office. (.'or Pal and lurniiu of a nme-r.KJi C house, ga*. bath. Water closets, etc., 2>>9 Mot roe st. FOR SALE—By FRANK HaKVET A uu., at South Green at. tarreI{ KlG—Patent hub. ibiftfiie r»ater*toi yacht Iwvljr carriage. new l»*l April; aUr«r>pl«tOS Tw.ntT-«*cnn I «r. BUSINESS CHANCES. i GENTLbMA.N who has fjflO will go into bosh /l. nee# »ith reliable pmies: is acquainted with boot and shoe bn-lnesv; or will work upon salary ■ud lean that am.-ant to a responsible person. Ad. ■lies# Vf. n. H. Tribune oBW. AU I j'OK dALL—Private UoarjJ g lj»*u»e, 23 rtn# guo-l order, and mil of good boarders. 3&l &oul Parker., upstair#. I'UK SALK—No better chance In the city. An 1 business mao wishing to buya retail clothloi boot and shoe store, which is Situated to the best Ic cation on the Archer av„ and has been carried on tc ore- tea years with success, as the nmlersigne wishing to retire from business, there will be n better chance for a business man to n qutro at i •y?A*r*, T BLE.\d. Also, a piano wort to i»« sold fur one-tnirrt. 11 I»£ LE A tpiendii coauce for th right man wfth SAOOu io«IC.OQi capital. Tt n»rsuo:ut can bq doubled in one year. Alsc It •ale a Arrears' tease of a good corner on Sooth Sidi it. KRNNEDI A CO.. Baal Estate Brokers. H3 Wei Ua-lisoo st. ur tt ALK—Th# paeine, hqller. and machinery c i* the Sur H* l1 together iyitli the tforam «nd buildings can b* hasvih 11 ide terms, luqnlre of or address _ 4 *'»l4 Q L\ Man. 2fts Aicher tv.. Chlngo. 11L stack and. bnlldlug for sale. chea. VJ cor. Tblrty.secncd and Uie.st. I N the thriving village of WsnconcU. Lake Cennti 11., a saloon (br sale, doing a first-rato bosiuess Iso dwelling bonsoaud b.t. Pries tor the who] •1,100. Possession given immediately. Inquire o the premises. I'O PllY.-IUIA Na—*ApO will Lay a Uno cuaatr k Practice only twenty milre fn.m Chicigo toutli rf of drags and office hxtares. Addrei l»r, JUll AM).', Ilon>ewd. Cuek County, 111, HOUSEHOLD GOODS: For bale— Bargains—Nice Brussels carpets S'e per yard; vnivot csrpor. «1 per yard; elegant body urnisels carpet worth *r.su per yard. #3.15 will buy .t; Illuminator Reunion Stove. #35; walnut and diony chamber set for single yenuo; a compute set jfgas flxtnree, new, #As;;chlna, stevea. etc. Call •■‘fly at X, Twenty-eighth st, between Michigan and ••abash av*. &ALE—The lease aud tornitoieof first stoi