the union ticket.
Mcetlnj; of the Cook County
Democratic Central
Committee.
Nomination of General Stiles for
City Attorney. S. W. Fuller
for Circuit Judge. Etc.
Jacob Eehm Frobably to Succeed
Fred. Gund on the Ticket.
The Democratic Central Committee metal the
High School at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
pur-uaut to adjournment, St, Clair Sutherland in
the chair.
U war moved by Mr. Ashton that they proceed
to make nominations, and it waa to ordered.
David A. Gage was unanimously nominated as
City Treasurer.
Sam Ashton and General Stiles were put In
nomination fur City Attorney.
Mr. Daniels had no objection to Gen. Stiles
bet since they bad partly receded from their Idea
of putting In all the old office-holders, he saw no
r. a;-on why they should not make a chance there.
Mr. Ashton was an old Democrat, and had loel
heavily by the fire.
Mr. Sutherland said he had understood it was
tiled that Mr. Ashton waa to be a North Side
County Commissioner, and hence he voted for
General Stiles.
Kedmocd Sheridan, who had just come In,
thought the committee had broken faith by making
lA-mluatlonsbcfore the press came.
The Chair did not think their action binding.
It abet;er name wore suggested afterward, they
would take it. They were only making up a lUt
for th- press. U any name were specially obm-x
--toa*, he would move a reconsideration.
RedmondSheridan protested ag»Jj»!*b« actlcn
-11,. watm-d to wait and consult the press.
Gvaenil Douglas moved they wait till when
:h.- representatives of the press cairn*. fo
.1. n Daniel, mW Mr. Slorey d
riinat.'a llckel.bat when om
1,-.m he nrmld Hat- nh" «s"'VJKfce 7h«
Wnite and Ihe oilier, wooW. fjnWtoJ.
~«ne«. They did not want to dccUo between
••••me* lobe submitted to tbo press- Ifth F
Mr Onrrick did not think were invitca
SaSSsHfc« «i
covtic Committee wa? not
"'mtoKi* rißhtto more to
thnt it was n lota of time. IT aertoua oltfocuolie
V.om midoto wbal Ihey bad done, tiny como so
liickmtrd. SHU ho Ms willing to accede to Nr.
B J J a! Daniela'etlllthonglttUbestto make np a
I,I ThJ "ciSS'thmßlit Ihejr lisd with
ha-te. and would Ilka to have all tho namea aol>-
nl Mr. Ahbton aald He was in the bands of bbt
friends, and. while not a candidate, would ac
ouitffCe in all therdid. h„
The matter being referred to Mr. bite, nc
thought the committee had belter proceed and
uiak>* their nominations.
Colonel Baldwin was In favor of Hencrel »uus.
Mile,* he was thoroughly familiar with
iliini: peculiarly os-enllal when all
mnemof tho oOiCi- were r
M-. Ashton was a member of the Executive Com
”yir*G»rrick —JW In favor of
a the same reasons. It would be
uutvi-etopatonMr. Ashton's name and repeat
the blunders which Republicans had made.
A ballot waa bad. reanltlog-SUlea, 5; Ash-
slirani-l W. Fnllcr, Laml-crt Tree. B. F. Arcr.
ami s. M. Moore wore put in nomination for«Jnd 0
ol tin* Circuit Court.
A ballot was had. resulting—Tree. 5, Fuller, a.
i A»«' rr’zr.o, vra* it*. maWm-Ttre. 6;
Fuller. 3: Moore, 1; and Mr. Tree wag declared
Skellv «ndN. J. Brown wore pot In norai
u*i ion fir County Commissioner ro l e
District, embracingLemont, OriaDC.
A ballot was hadTresGltinc-SkellJ.O; Brown.}-
M. S:eam* and John Forsythe were pul in
nomination for County Commissioner from tne
l ;?,-dmond Sheridan urged the nomluation of Mr.
.poke in Isvor of Sir.
Objected to Mu Fon>» the's special buainesa, as be
iag calculated (o Injure the ticket.
A ballot was had. resttUlrg-biearns, 10.
C. Hairisan.Thomas Clowiy.andTbomu Loo
org »n were pat in nomination for V» eat bide Coun
tv Comnjlrslonere. _ TinQ
A ♦.ali..t was had. r.sumns-llarrlfl .0,10. Uto
o gan,S; dowry, a.
Harrison and Loueigan wore declared
‘owe’u McCarthy and Sam Ashton were put in
nt-mlLation for North Side Commissioner*.
Mr. IMlinghaose thought it might be advisable
h»vi- a German on the ticket, and therefore put
Mr. Jo*ei«h Rnlle. _
ballot was had, resulting, Ashton, n; Kulle
j*; McCarthy. 6.
Mr. Kullewss declared nominated.
A m»:her hall t was had resulting, Ashton, fit
McCarihv. 9.
Mr A-liton moved to suspend tnc further call of
roll, and consult with the prow on what they
hail done.
It ua aurecd to.
Mr Ashton said the gentlemen of tho press
►'•sined t<> be satisfied with the ticket thus far.
-iml would like to know the objections to the
K 'l‘aliliran ticket.
Mr l»:tniol> said his part of the city was against
V;.n Hollenand Gund, especially tho latter-they
believing mnch of the recent calamity was due to
nu-Rir-iency of the Police Deportment, and
tint t!i**y should have an admirable roan there.
f .r Mr. Van Holtan Itwnsa local feeling,
iiedniond Sheridan did not know VanHollen,
n> defeated candidate.
;.Ir. Bclllnghauaer thought Mr. Van Hollen a
■♦.oilman. _
Mr Raster said the Republican Committee had
im-iglned tha’ suchamnn as Mr. Ayer would be
n int mated for Judge. They seemed to think Mr.
Tr«—too roong. As? to Mr. Gund. Jacob Behro
-corned to be the most desired man bat ap to
v.-rerdav he had said that he would
ii'>t ma against Gund for persons)
iiMfons; that bo had withdrawn his
declaration. though too late to any
fi'vrl on the Republican Committee. Mr. \ocke
wa- spoken of, Whe was Ineligible. If the
H-.'tnocracc insisted on Gund s removal he had no
doubt Rehm conld be put on.
Mr White thought Mr. Fuller would be as
acceptable as Mr. Ayer to the Republicans for
.Tud Thor bad tho confidence of all men. and
-t«*"~l at lbe*head of the profession. He thought
it would be a mistake to nominateTVcc over them,
he not having their legal talent. Mr. Rehm had
udd him the day before If It was a political ncccs
‘dtv he could accept the Police Commlssionershlp.
Mr Wilson agreed In the objection* made to both
candidates, and he believed there would be no
trouble in remodelling both PckeU.
Mr Blakely said there was no question, but the
sen-eof the community would be for Fuller or
„vr as against Tree, and that tho latter would
c A n:v the fewest votes. Mr. Tree, 100. had sought
:h- ‘place. As to Mr. Gund, it was understood
if he were elected Rehm would be appointed Su
perintendent of Police, and it was owing to that
nnd Gund'a popularity with the Germans that he
got his nomination. U« believed bo conld be
Taken oft.
Tho nomination of Mr. Tree was reconsidered.
and another ballot was had. resulting: Puller. 10-,
.1. A. Daniels wanted to know If the press would I
-u-uln the ticket if made no in good faith. 1
Mr White and others said they would. I
Mr. Ashton moved that a special committee of i
three I*e appointed to confer with the Republican
eub-committec m relation to Mr. Gund.
It w*agreed to.
Mr. Wilson thought the committee bad done
admirably, and he was assured that their work
would be’successfnl.
A vote of thanks was tendered the editors for
their courtesy in attending and consulting with
was nominated as South Side
Spiegel waf nominated ns South Side
I j* r ll. MeAvoy was nominated as Alderman from
t>.,in the Fourth Ward.
regarded the Sixth Ward. Mr. Sutherland
d Mr“-Tracey, the outgoing Alderman, was a
-t-on’’man, but there was a disposition to put in
,-w tncn U** suggested the names of Daniel
K- nlfick and Phillip Ready, one having a aWp
vard and the other being a bos* blacksmith. They
nominated*' for tho Sixth
W WiVllam Rallclgh was nominated for ths Seventh
Jeremiah Clowry was nominated for the Bghlh
:he Ninth Ward had requested him to nominate
Buckley was also pul In nomination.
J. A. Daniels said George Powells name was
much mentioned.
Hr was objected to a* being one of ‘The Nine-
Garrick nominated James McMullen, a man
of wealth, amt In the lumber trade.
A ballot wa« bad, resulting McMullen, 5, Raf
ferty. 3: pouvll. 1.
Mr. Helllnghauscf was not prepared to suggest a
untuc in the Seventeenth Ward.
David McCarthy was nominated for the
Kfchwvnlh Ward.
Lambert Tree was nuauimonsly nominated for
lb-Twentieth Ward. w t
J. B. WaUh was Dominated fur North aide vol
*<’ouo Mut'Chlcchner wa« nominated for Alder*
'man in the Seventeenth Ward.
i lp itiod r, i‘t was selected Cot Constable In the
Fourth Ward: D»niel Trary In the Sixth; John
ourkinln the Seventh; Mallww Fleming la the
William Murphv in t‘c Ninth; IdOnjs
v^iSS'lnlD,Sbtbdibbull.: Tlu». MrMJron Id
Eighteenth, and Michael Macauley in the
and J.n. HlWrßlh TOD pnlln
for West Side Police MigUtrare.
Bildreti, 5; Shcr
’lf.wn.AßbtoD.Oßirlek. BDd StertdßD »crt ap
pointed a enb-comroltteo to co 9** r l }.S{ Re
vuUUcan imb-committec concerning the Uck«ft.
The committee then adjourned, to meet atio
tfci- morning.
POLICE-VXD FIRE WKPABTMIiSTS.
a Policeman Commended for faring XAfo
the Bisk of His Own—Police Bcr
nonets wompeUod to Pay Back Howards
—Sympathy from avsnnah, Ga,—Losses
of the- Police and Pipe Department*.
rc-'dar semi-weekly meeting of the Board of
i»nticc and Fire Commissioner* was held at tbc
v.dison Street Station, yesterday afternoon. Pres
ent Brown in the chair. Present, Commission
er* Ouud.-Sberidan, and Chadwick.
1 communication was received from Mortis
r .uni twenty others, commending the noble
conduct and valuable services rendered by Pollcc
.PitrickC Fgllllps daring the Are. in saving
of money to Sergeant* Briscoe and
o noUcll for recovering and relcrelng w thclr
MMvonl lost horses and buggtea.
I,C 2; ,i nß the •ergeaißß'Wiire ordered to rctom
U...4 lorM4«w fte
tho moo g (jy «riy member of the Police
Dcpsr.'moot lor onllMiy or citraonjlmry ;«iU«
the board the qk or a steam engine until the pres
U«ot emergency is passed, and it was accepted.
I A letter and a series of resolutions expressing
I’sympathy for the Chicago firemen we» received
I from the Savannah, Oa., Fire Department, and
I placed on file,
P The board then adjourned.
THE CIXV IX Kit I EE-
Announcements.
The Board of Health requests that the utmost
care be taken in removing rubbish from the tiles
of buildings, wire re it la supposed that Uvet were
lost, and that all the facts in connection with the
remain*, where found, be csrofbUy noted and
promptly reported to the Coroner, as in this way
identification may be possible, and thus relievo
Diecb anxiety.
—Any members of the congregation of Trinity
Church* who are in need of assistance, pecuniary,
oro herwlae, arc requested t-> communicate,either
personalty or by letter, with I{ev. E. Sullivan, No.
s*.i I Wabash avenue.
—The Young Men'a Christian Association will
sxtftttbla evening in the First Baptist Church to
reorganize all departments of its operations. The
mo ling will be addressed by George 11. Smart. of
Philadelphia, Gen. Meade. Meters. Stone and
Frnnk It. Alien, and Deacon Lathrop, of Bouton,
and bv other distinguished speakers.
—There will be a meeting of all ladice of the
South Side Protestant churches who are Interested
in tha relief work of the Ladies' Christian Union,
at the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Asso
ciation in the First Baptist Church, this afternoon
at it o'clock. As there is business of importance
to be attended to it is hoped them will be a gen
eral turnout.
Xiosaes of tbo Police and Fire Depart-
moots.
The following U a statement of the losses eat
tamed bv the Police and Fire Departments in the
recent fife, by the burning of engine bouses and
police stations, together with furniture, appar
atus, etc., there being no Insurance in any case:
Nauip. Lo'Htic.n. Vulus.
t.ons ll.ac
J. U. Illci* Mate
A. |J. Tbswurtii.— _..D.i»rb.»ni s.trti
Fred. P-arbornsi H.'*o
jnc«t* «*bm. North S.'OU
II nek H0a»._.......~.. ltush •!..._ 3.«" in
Tnitu So. i A<l*n»* S'*"
Third Precinct M*iit>u.Huron IS.frei
North Avrnne Slatiou..North fi.iKm
Fin-t Precinct Sttiilod..A<l»n>v
Old llrtilew, «v 2,
Stmmsr (i inl —.North l)e*rl>"r„ *t—„
Sl-nDi*rJmur*..—..—.ClilcaiM 4/*S'
Sttunisr Lihartr —.lt-IWEnßlm...—. 4,>*i
Truck So. 1 M \dim<i 3,*<r v
Clyhonroe Itm- —Adams St..——-.. AVi
Furniture.—. „A.l*iui Pt. 13,0,0
Fire Mlertti losiruuiaiit-, wires, ewd boxes— M.e*'
Uote
ToUU..
Personal.
C. D. Newcomho is nrgod to hasten to No. 175
West Washington street, where his brother is at
tbo point of death. _ _
—Nothing has been heard fMr. and Mrs. C. B.
Blanchard, who lived on Michigan avecue. Any
Information may be tentiobeavey, No.B%'>abus,.
avenue.
Mrs. C.A.Torode was killed at Deiplaiucs
Station, on the 16th Inst., by an express train on
the Northwestern Railroad.
Miscellaneous,
The citv Treasurer’s safe was opened yesterday
morning. In the presence of the Mayor. Mr. Gage.
and o hers. The contents, consisting of books,
papers, and blank notes, were burning, but a few
pails of water extinguished the fire, leaving a
charred and almost Indistinguishable tnase.
—The students of Cornell University, who. with
the faculty and officers, have sent f 2,000 to Chica
go want Kflv. Robert Collyer to conalrnct a first
class horse shoo with his own hands and forward
the same to them-
correspondent states that the grounds nnd
buildings of the I’oor House, located on the corner
of Thiny-thtrd and Arnold streets, are in good re
pair, ana now stand idle, and soggeats that they
ml"ht be used In giving shelter to the homeless.
—Miss A. E. Brookins, of Atcbinson. Kansas,
wrUe!*tbal she can give a good milliner, from Chi
cago. a home and employment, at good wages.
Vtjw York paper announces that Messrs.
Field. Loiter Co., J. V.FwwelL and other Chi
cago merchants, will shortly meet lu that cltv to
consult-with the wholesale merchama of New
York aa*to their present obligations and future
transactions.
—A committee appointed to ascertain the losses
of the .Methodist Churches in Chicago by the fire,
report as follows .'.Loss to the Garrett Biblical In
stitute. In buildings owned In the city, ftiu.uw;
Metbudbt Church Block, MOiMKK); Grace Church,
FldO.OuO; Scandinavian and two German churches,
$15,000. The amount of insurance that can bo re
covered Is about *BO.OOO.
—Very few persons were arrested on Wednes
day. and hence business at the Police Courts, yes
terday, was excessively dull. Seven or eight men
and women who bad stolen gooda In their posfes
elou were charged with larceny, and held for a
farther hearing. Tho detectives and policemen do
little else than bunt for stolen property, and every
find several wagon loads and take it to
police headquarters to await owners.
—About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon a naan
wa« seen coming out of the Episcopal Church, cor
ner of Peoria and Washington streets, and almost
Immediately thereafter smoke was observed Issuing
ibiousrh the windows. An alarm was given from
Box No. 2U7. and the flamoH wen* subdued before
much damage bad been done. The fire was evi
dently the work of design, and be man who left
the church ie thought to bo aha incendiary.
BELIEF FOR THE CHICAGO SUF-
FERERS-
Theatrical Contributions.
New York—Fifth Avooao Theatre, matinee per
formance. $309.60; contributions of company. SW,
making a total of 549.30. Olympic Theatre, mati
nee performance, SOO. Bowery Theatre (Lncllle
Western, star), matinee performance. 254 45. Grand
Opera House, matinee (Mr. and Jlre. Florence).
4W. Lina Edgin'* Theatre {Mile. Almee), JTA
<tadl Theatre (Mr. Baudmon, star). 2.379. Union
Square Theatre, 400. Nlblo'e Garden, 339.50. Dol
by Ballad Concert, Stelutray's Hall, 4G7. Tony
Pastor** Opera House. 51. Wood** 3lneeum,
Booth's 'theatre (Edwin Booth. Wm. Ores
wick and Chartotte Cnahmnn, star*), 4.555.5 U.
Mechanical department of same theatre.
142. Grand opera House (Edwin Booth
and Star Combination), 2,00: Concert,
(iraod Opera House, 1,200: l^repa-Rosa.
concert, 1,400; Dan Rice'* Cirrus, fi01.05;
jian Frsndsco Minstrels. P7; Lcstor Wal
lack fcheckj, l,f»00; Maggie Mtichcll (check),
500; Exhibition of American instituie.B,J27.*s; ofli
cei» and Board ol Managers ot tbo Institute.
1ta.50, making a total of over 80,000 contributed
for our emitting cltltcns by tbo dramatic and
musical profession of New York city.
I baa Francisco—California Theatre (Mr*. D. P.
I Bowen, star) 1.442.75 In gold. Mra. Bower* lost
I sti.OOO worth of properly by the Chicago fire.
I Metropolitan Theatre. C 75.25.
1 Philadelphia—For the relief of the Chicago ac-
I (or*. Lotus gave a performance at Mr*. Drew's
I Theatre, on the isih lost., which netted the band-
I some enm of £10.75.
I St. LouU—Tho theatrical profession of St.
J Loniß coulrlbu largely toward relieving the
I want* of their brethren of tola city. Beecher'*
lerront God hie*- the theatres!” for their prompt
gcnerobltv, has been echoed by Manager Me
-1 Vick at. of Chicago, ns the following loiter to Mr.
1 Jones, of I>e Bar's, will show
I Mr Dk.vr Joxw: Accent thank* for year efforts
1 to relhvs our OlstrosJnl pnnt-'siomils. To Mrs
•mUh my (liauk*. »ml civs my old frlscd Cllu«rd a
learty shake o' tbs hand tor me. M. |.ouis has -lout
jobty In a lew days tbs actor* will be ou tlioir I-fc
■sntu. and then 1 i.o to work tor myself.
I. tl. SIcViCKAIf.
Ctuaiin. Ort. i«.
Pittsburgh—The CommtjriaU or Pittsburgh, o!
date October 21, sava: **Tb* matinee announced
to come aft' at the Jtcw Pittsburgh Opera Houle,
yesterday af ernoou for the benefit of the Chicago
sufferers. prosed a failure. Scarcely a couple ot
dozen persons wore on band at the boor adver
tised for ibe performance. This result can in no
m.nner be attributed to the management of the
company, who were all In readiness to perform
tbeir pari on the occasion, bat to tbo public, who
Called to respond to the call."
Miscellaneous.
Prof. Frank H. Hamilton, ofjfew York-haa noti
fied Mr. Ranch that the medical men of that city
contributed the sum of {4.700 for the relief of their
unfortunate brethren of this city, and that more
was expected.
—lnland Stanford, President of the Central
Pacific Railroad, and C. P. Ilnotingtou. Vico Pres
ident. hare made liberal donations to the Chicago
Charity Fond. 'The former gives SIO,OOO and the
Utter $5,000. The men on the pay-roll of the com
panr have contributed one dollar each, and agreed
give th« farther cam of one day's wages each.
Xrv York, October 53.—At a meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce Chicago Relief Cmnujltteo
to-day. Gov. Salomon,ex-MajorOpdvke and others
urged tho necessity of Immediate relief for Wis
consin and Michigan. A paper w«h read, signed
bv Arms who have contributed sSO.OOU for Chicago,
requesting the committee to appropriate so much
as it deemed proper for the Northwestern sufferers;
fSS.OOO were thereupon appropriated, and sub
scriptions opened.
Real Estate.
The following InetrumcnU were filed for record
on Thursday, October 80:
CITY PROPERTY
Warrantee D«**ds—Lot 1 ofT»ylor'e n vr
M,Bcc. 7. 39, 14, dated July 19; consideration.
fI.WO.
Lot 1 In Block 1 ofTarlor’a Block lofeH. nw
U. Sec. P. 3». 14, dated Oct. 86; consideration,
*SOO.
Loll In block oITa-vlor's Block t, otc Vi, n vr 14.
Sec. 9,39.14. dated Oct. 25: consideration, f&tu
8 *i «t Hopkins' Block 9 (except Lots 56, 57, and
73). in Sec. 7, 39. 14, dated Sept. 81: considera
tion. f 1Q.4(i8.
Bosso and lot Mo. G4t Wentworth av; also,
house and lot No. 4«9 Burnside el. dated Oct. 10:
consideration. $7v57&.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Block jo in Meltou’a addition, dated Oct, 5;
con Idermtlon. ia.(W).
x lest a in Block 4 of Block* 5, S. and 4 of Cannon a
»eU, See. 4. SS, 14; dated Sept. 28; consideration
S4BU.
WEST OF OLD CITY LIMITS.
Lot* 5 and 6 In Block 4. Pierce'* Humboldt Park
addition, dated Oct. 5; consideration, *245.
Real estate mortgage* and truel deed*. 44; quit
claim deed* and teUasea. 5; other instrument*
conveying property In Cook County. Itk together
with 40 dtwnmcut* which were ro-rccorded by
reason of the fire.
Colbert 4b Chamberlin's lliatory of Chl
eago aud the Great Conflasratiou*
We made brief mention n few day* ago of this
work now in pres*, but oar notice did not atatotbe
ficfign of the author* and publisher*. Their inten
tion 1* to give a britThut comprehensive history of
Chicago down to (he date of the fire, all but the
latter pori ion of which will be condetirctl by Mr.
Colbert from hi* Invaluable history. published
three year* ago. hot now out of print. Following
this will be a concise statement of the commercial
and manufacturing Uatu* of the city Just previous
to the catastrophe: and tbeu a full and
circumstantial accoout of the conflagration,
with scene*. luc dent*. i«-j>onal experiences. Ac.
The whole will be illustrated with thirty t. forty
views from photographs taken on ibo spot, to be
engraved expready tor ibis book, wliich will be a
work oi some too page*, and substantial y boned
in cloth. It Is evident that this book will not be a
fririnf <-u/cA-j><«ay affair* bat such a record of out
fair city and it* terrible visitation as iiitcllig. ut
people will wish lo read and preserve. The pub
lishers are J. 6. Goodman Co., Chicago; C.
F. Vent, Citidn* all and New York, and Uubbatd
Bros., Philadelphia.
Mr. Selpp.Dceliuea.
To the Editor Of T/u Chicago Tribune
Sm: Ttd* morning I scut a note to the Repub
lican Centrel Committee, in which 1 declined Ihe
nomination for the office of County Commissioner
for Sooth Cbl. apo. Throneh some mistake It was
not published in the evening papers, and my name
Is still nutha ticket. Will you please Inform the
public through the columns ofyour valuable paper
thvt 1 am not a candidate for the honorable posi
tion or any other public office; business engage
m -Tils pre«« luf WcrpHns llir mmlMlion Vmr.
respectfully. CCNKAU oKU i.
Chicago. October 4C, IST!.
Tho First to .Steam Vp.
E £J, Good A Co., proprietors of the Ameri
can Staam Engine Works, Nos. 17,19,41 and 13
ftreet, arestJJl alive. They have erected
ou the old aitc, have put luma-
COUNCIL.
Temporary City Buildings—Reduction of
t’.o Tax liovy and Cutting Down tbo
l.'.lary of Employes—Congress to be
Asked to Assume tho County War
Debt—More Relief Sub-districts.
An adjourned meeting of the Common Council
was held yesterday evening in thelf room In the
Masonic Temple, at the corner of HaUted and
Randolph atreeia, the President In the chair-
Present, Aldermen Daggy, Gardner, McCauley,
Clarke, Schaffner, Carney. Geo. Powell. GUI, Shell,
Bateman, Thompson. Wiclicck. Tracy, Schmitz,
Busac. OUde. Oils. Batterman, Wllce, Coer. Me*
Grath. Buehier, Mouigomery, Dtxua, Knlcker*
hacker, McAvoy. Schlntz.
On motion of Ald.Daugy the Clerk was directed
to have their proceeding* lor the present year pub
lished in pamphlet form a* soon as possible.
Aid. Wilcetaid e hud hoped to present tho tax
levy ordinance, but ho did not gel the estimate ol
:bo Board of Public Work* till that afternoon.
They had on the preceding day figured things
down to ten mills, but the Imard asked for <1 IS.tXX)
more than last year, and they would have to go
over their figures again.
The orders of unfinished basinets and engrossed
ro.solutioua were made tho special bueluesa for
Monday.
Tho Committee on County Relations, to whom
was referred the communlcatmu from be Board of
Public Work*, recommending tho putting of a
second story on the temporary buildingon the old
reecrvotr lot. and recommending that the same be
leased to Cook County, reported, recommending
tho same be done
Aid. Schaffner thought the buUdinga were lobe
erected on the Court House lot. a
Aid. Glade said General McArthur told bint he
temporary buildings would cost $40,000. The
Mayor had ordered their erection on the reservoir
The Clerk stated the engros«ed order for the
bnlldinrs on the Court House square wa* passed
bv the Council and approved by the Mayor.
*Ald. Bnese said the board had told the MajorU
was impossible to pot up temporary buildings in
the Court House wware, s nee they would be in
the way when they came to make repairs. Besides
they c<vld n«e the foundations on the reservoir
lot. The board bad done right.
Aid. Schaffner observed ibst the Mayor exhibited
firmnesauf character onfe In hia utter contempt
of the Common Council. He acted as if bcrelt of
reason. He had no atnboriiy to give the order be
dtd. «nd the Council alone could give It.
Aid. Dixon moved to put the whole matter on
file, since the Board of Supervisors would not go
Aid. Schaffner moved that the whole matter ho
referred to a special committee of two from each
Division, for investigation and report.
Aid. McCauley saw tio necessity for'that, when
the walls were up. Would they stop.tho work and
go to quarrelling*. A 1
Aid. Gill moved that the report be recommitted.
The motion was agreed to.
The Committee on Finance, to whom was re
ferred the communication from tho Mayor request
tog heads of departments to confer, so as to cut
down expenses, reported as follows:
\S*« have conferred with the different depart
ments concerning a reduction of expenses, butare
nut able to bring the results before you in that per
fect form In which It has always been done. Wo
have obtained from them the aggregate,approach
ing ag soar to tho amount as we can
possibly arrive at, at tho present time,
owing to the fact that a great
many of the records of the different department*
arc destroyed, and these will havu to bo made up
from others, which will take some time and can
not be done In time for this report. Your com
mittee have endeavored to get gt the want* of the
city also to cot of all expenses not absolutely
necessarv. and believe that n tax levy of ten mill* j
1 on'lbc dollar will bo sufficient to carry torward the
citr government for the present fiscal year. We j
have also conferred with the different department*
I as to a reduction of salaries, and have met with 1
1 cordial co-operation wlih the committee in a n
j ductiou of 20 per cent for the balance of the
I ve.nr, commencing Oct. 1. and ending April 1, JS72. 1
The committee also submitted the following:
"Retolvl. That the different departments be,,
j and are hereby, ordered to discharge all employes
In their respective departments who will not sub
i mit to a reduction of their salaries ami wages at UlO
rale of 20 per cent per amount fpr ib» balance of
this fiscal year, and that ail salaried officer* of the
cltv who will not consent to the same reduction be,
and arc hereby, required to resign.”
1 The report wua laid over.
1 An ordinance for filling and widening the alley
1 In Block R, Archer’s Addition, was passed.
Tbo Board of public Work* presented n report
and ordinance for the Improvement of Twenty
-1 second street, from State to Wentworth avenue.
It wa* laid over.
I Ti.e Committee on Flra and Water, to whom
was referred an ordinance establishing the fire
i limits in the South DlrUlnu. reported In Its favor.
It wa? laid over.
Tbe same committee reported back an ordinance
for the temporary an-pensl mof the fire limits in
the northern part of the South Side.
Aid. Gardner wa? opposed to any suspension,
even for one year.
The ordinance wa« laid over.
A communication from the Board of Supervisor*
was read, submitting a resolution In relation to
the assumption of the county war debt by Con
gress. and asking the assistance of tbe Council
therein.
1 Th‘e resolution was adopted, ard the Committee
at. County Relations instructed to confer with the
board.
Ald.Buohler offered a resolution setting forth that
there were uolenough aub-dls rlela In the First Dis
trict. and that the people were not led. and calling
on the Relief and Aid Society to make mot© sub
district*, and make proper inquiries a* to tbe
qual flcatlonsofthcSuperintendeni.uod report
the Council at tho next meeting.
Aid. McAvoy moved to Include the district of
which Plymouth Church waa the distributing
point,
All. Dixon moved to refer the matter to the Re
lief aud Aid Society.
Several Aldermen complained of tho poor ad
ministration of tbe Roller and Aid S.*clety oh the
North Sld». of the bad qnalltv of the food, the dis
tance of the depot, and the length of time people
were required to wait.
Aid. Clarke thought the society had done about
a? well a* it could.
AW. Batebam advised the Aldermen to go and
lender their rvlces to the Relief oud Aid So
ciety. which needed men. No society bad ever
had such a work to perform, aud It bad done It ad
mirably.
Aid. Gill thought It unwise to pass tho resolu-
ItljD. If A der non ba 1 anything to complain of.
le them go to tbo widely and reportP,
Tho whole subject wa* r ferred to Aid. Buchler
aud the entire North Side del gallon.
Aid. McGrath offered the following, which was
adopted:
Ef*olc«l, That tbe Board of Health bo request
ed .0 examine into the condition of tbe p or peo
fife who have do land to hnild on, but are crowded
n large number* into *maU room* iu the north
western part of the city, and report to this Coun
cil whether. In their opinion, it is necessary to
provide temporary dwelling* for them In order to
protect their health, and to prevent ih« breaking
mt of epidemic* among them.
Tbe Council adjourned.
OPERATIONS RESrSIED.
Another Meeting ef the Small Business
Men -who Deairo to Oct Possession of
Some of the Belief Money.
Tbe adjourned meeting of email business man.
who desire to obtain some of the relief money for
tbe purpose of renaming operations*, wan held yes
terday afternoon. In tbe Conrt House square. Tbe
number in attendance waa about half as large as
that of the day before, or about fifty persons in
cluding five or six women. Tbe meeting was
called to order by the Chairman, Mr. Stoddard,
and tbo Secretary read the minutes of tbe previous
meoiinc, which wore approved.
Mr. Babcock introduced a resolution, the pro
amble of which recited that whereas n large
amount of the mercantile andmauufacinrlug bnsi
ness of Chicago bad been carried on by men oper
ating with small capital, and men whose energy
and sucresslul pnweention of their various*
branches of business enabled them to give em
ployment to u large number of persons; and 1
whereas many such persons have lost all by the
recent conllsgrallon. even. In many instances,
their homes and household goods, thus compell
ing them to accept the chalrty of their friends,
or relief from the general fund; and whereas a
small amount of money will enable these person*
to start In business again, and to givo employ
ment to the largo numbers of people who were
connected with them, retaining In the
dty thousands who would otherwise
bo compelled to go elsewhere; therefore,
resolved, that n committee of five be
appointed, with instruction to confer with tbo
Mayor and the Relief and Aid Society, with a
view to securing out of tbe relief fund means
whereby these business men may resume busl
nes-, aa the best and most economical way of re
lieving the necessities of a large number of peo
ple; also, that tbo committee be empowered to
call a meeting at which to present its report.
The resolution was adopted, aa was also a mo
tion authorizing the Chairman to.appolnl the com
mittee, which whs announced to consist of J. M.
Loomis. U. A. Sumner. 11. C. Noyes, S. W. Saw
yer and Knfus “Blanchard.
It was moved and carried that two more be
added to the coram.ttec, of which the Chairman.
Mr. Stoddard, should be one.
Tbe Chair suggested that Mr. Lslly take his
place on the committee, but, aa the meeting
seemed to insist, he consented to act.
Pr. Savage nominated Mr. Babcock as the other
member of the committee. *nd tbe meeting ap
proved of iht choice, thereby dispelling the mi
certalntv of a shrewd looking-lady, who remarked.
totto rtvr. that it would be one r if the man who
oifered the resolution® shouldn't get on the com
mittee after all.**
Onmotionof Mr. Babcock, the committee was
authorized to fill vacancies, and to increase Us
number at diecroiion.
Mr. Babcock moved In adjourn subject to the
call of the committee, and the motion prevailed.
A Rumor Contradicted.
The following card, signed by cx-Lieutenanl
Governor Bros*. H. F. Earner. H. Z. Cniver. C. P.
Sawyer, and D. R. Cameron. of Cheapo, appear*
in the New York Tribunt of the 441h lost.:
Sir* On n-aehlrc New York direct from Oilcaeo
*r* »re r*ln*l to lean* th*t rtim»r lui l«**en
afloat 1., the effect that the fond* for th« reli.-f «f
.offerer* bjr lb-tare c*>iilU*r*li«n in Chirac are In
Hi* of the wrime nre», i«m( are I*-S:ic »<lMp
rlinl, or given m -re lo friend* oMh* Mnniltte* t)i«u
<>thera. Mi«:h rejN.rt l« false. The e?oilemeo form*
inn tli* Relief Committee »re of Ibe very beet an<»
tn.xi honnrahje lo «-ur cllr. The funds snttu*t*il to
their care are distributed with -ot ie«er<l lo politic*,
telielim. or nati»**liir, wli-re Ihrfe t* the iu<«t
HM-d and moat gvoi Vo hr done to all concerned.
Chicago Euterpriae.
Toebow to the world that Chicago has worthy
merchants one baa only to ace the marvellous
energy displayed by them in rising from the late
seemingly overwhelming ruin, and among the
first at iho front are the well-kuo.«n auction and
commission firm of Geo. P. (»ore A Co., who. In
their new wlesroonns No*. J and 2 Randolph
etrect. comer of Mlehismn avenue, held on 1\ educ*-
dav. oneofthe mud spirited ai-dsoccessfol sales
ofbU>tsand shoes ever held in thl# city, and yes
terdav a large sale of clothing. They give every
assurance of being able to supply anr demand for
goods hereafter, and their sales will be held re
gularly as before the fire.
Lent, Prritou 4k Kents*
Bankers, Maaonio Building, corner IlaMod and
Randolph streets. Wo receive accounts of banks
and bankers. merchant*. corporations
aud individual* di-count commercial
paper. make collections ana trans
act regular banking bn iness. same as before
the fire. Also buy aud sell government securities,
cold and foreign exchange. Advances made on
governments and gold at a low rate of interest. All
uur bodks. securities »n<l moneys were saved from
the flre.audoorioMcsall told will not amount to
more than one-half of this year's darnings. We
arc protected by a good fire-proof vault and bur
glar-proof safe.
Silver Ware
bUckeced and damaged by the late fire, can be re
stored and made as good as new. Giles Brother
Co now have their machlnerv ready fordoing
tt at short notice at No. 158 TweUty-secoud street
and No. 3£t Wabash avenue.
—Among the aoforiuuatc sufferers by the late
lire was Old Blobbs. lie e*cai cd io the night in a
rlcgl->cannsni. Amelia, illgnon. and the Won
derful Baby were with him. The old gentleman
vs'olv sought to roach Lincoln Park, but hjs car
menu being of cotton, caught Are, aud he pCriabcd
before the eye* of hi* afflicted relative*. The la
dlca and the baby 'Were Carried In an express
MONETARY.
Thursday Erracra, Oct. 26.
Business at tbc bank* continue* very small, for
bo reuN»QB heretofore staled, that tbc mercantile
uen, oeido from lumber and grain dealer*, arc
luiug turnout nothing In the way of reguUrbnslness
Money is really very plenty here for loan* oo an*
doubted security, and there Is, perhaps, more
lying Idle in the bank* bare now, than ever before
at this season of the year. Thl* arises from
several causes. Pint, the bank* have been fortify
ing tbemsehea aver since the fire, by collecting
all they possibly coaid without oppressing debtors.
At tbc same time the deposits of many of the
leading bank* have Increased because merchants
have been collecting In ihetr country debts, and
holding what capital they have well in band, un-
U; they can collect their Insurance and are how
much they will have to begin business with.
The relief money sent from abroad to the aznonnt
of probab‘% over >1.000,000, ha* gone through the
various arena sof business Into the hanks. Then
again the country bank correspondents of the
principal banks here have. In genera), acted very 1
handsomely in doing what they toileted was their
duty in helping to eneUln the banks of this city,
by refraining to draw upon their balances here as
heavily a* usual. While money has been coming
into the hank* liberally from these sources, tbc
usual nmlos upon the surplus money of the
banks have not been In operation. The uncer
tainty about who of the merchant* are solvent and
who are not would make it Injudicious for the
hanks to do anything In the way of discounts; even
If the paper was Oder. d. In the present situation,
the use of money by the bank* 1* restricted
almost entirely to advances on grain
being shipped eastward, and lonna on gov
ernment bund* and similar collaterals. These
uses are,-however. Insufficient to famish employ
ment for the fund* of the banks, and money I* con
sequently Increasing on their bands. This condi
tion of thing* w,IL, of coarse, only continue until
business is reorganized. Merchants will then have
ut-e. uotooly lor all their own money, but for all
the banks can lend them.
Kxcbaugc wan lu request between banka to-day,
at about par. At the counter, banker* *ell at par,
and buy at 1-8 to M discount.
The bank* are villi greatly unsettled In regard
to even temporary location* until spring. A«
before mentioned, many of them find their fociP.br
ciistouuT* so greatly scattered that they are In
doubt where to uo to keep their buslnefe*. One or
two ol them propose to move entlruV. to the West
Bldc. but many o her* propose to retain their pre
sent oDlcer on Wabash avenue and open branch
•mice* on the Wert Side. We think, however,
that the provisions of the National
bunk act will not permit tfao establishment of
branches at all, and this plan will probably be
abandoned. At tost it would be found an ex
tremely e.vpcDflve and unsatisfactory mode of
burner*. The First National and the Commercial
National have decided to build a temporary wooden
building ou tbc Opera lloure lot. on Wabhineton
street, ami have it ready for occupancy tu a couple
ofweek*. Their intention is to use the vaults
in the First National Bank building,
which is nearly across the sired.
The latter building Is to be Immediately rebuilt.
The present walls are 10 bo taken down aa low aa
the ceiling of the banking office, a,.d to be rebuilt
from there uo with Philadelphia prersed brick.
Thu Commercial National will rebuild ou it* former
rite on Dearborn street, and win occupy 1 heir tem
porary building on Washington street until the
permanent one w done. Several of the other bank*
are hunting location* In the former business quar
ter, though the mnjorlir of them talk about loca-
Uuna nut further north loan Madison street.
The New York Sun ofthe 23d says;
“The great dry goods hon?c oi U. B Claflln
Co, have indicated a ptiq'orc to Join with other
murcUuuu lu the city to utlord every possible
aaeUtauce to Chicago merchants to io-eHlobll»h
thomsclvc* to baaluesa and rebuild their city. J
Thu other merchants, as Tar as heard from, are
equally liberally tilrpoM-d. Business men genci
allv arriving burn Irom Chicago are kindly re
ceived. and say that they have no reason to :om-
plain who'll tho manner in which they are treated
tvy New York men; on tb« Contrary, they unequivo
cally a»M!rt that they flml every Inducement, in all 1
branches of trade, held out to them Ur face the
terrible adversity with couture and to revive
trade. Chicago will rieongoio.”
The New York napere »*l the 22d note the lowest
f trice oft ho year lor sterling exchange, being IUTX
ur sixty day bill*. The low prices wore caused
by forced rales to nose mouoy on sterling bills
borrowed by stock operators.
The Franco-Gernun indemnity. which has tem
porarily been lost sight of iu the more sudden dis
turbance of finances caused by the Chicago fire,
continues to bu the cause of great tu easiness in
London. It is apprehended that th« enormous
amount of specie now Qowiug from England,
through Franco into Germany, will bo held there
inactive by ho Berlin government. One theory
is that a great portion of U will l e locked up iu the
military chest of tho new cranlro another is that
It will be held until u new gold coinocc cun be es
tablished in Germany. Tbere doc* not seem to be
much subetnuilal groand for either of these stir
m ses. We believe the Germans are too thrifty
and commercial people to lock up such an enormous
sum where it would be nnproductivr.and the with
-1 drawal of which would disarrange the finances of
the world. It, 1* possible that the
1 concentration of ro much money la Bor iu
may temporarily make that city thu financial cen
tre of the world, and the struggle of the Bank of
England to prev nt such &*change may cause much
commotion in all the principal money markets.
I The total indemnity to be paid by Franco Is
£3dU,h(M.uoo. of wbtcb £bu,()OO.OO0 have be. n paid.
and ££t».S(W.OOO more will have to be paid by
nest spring. By that time Germany
will huve received nearly r Jo,Cdi,ood.
.or about S!S!),iiCO'MM, mostly in coin.
1 A considerable proportion ol this has been drawn
from London. France has bought bills on
Loudon and paid them over to Germany. These
bills, together with others that will be purchased
L> for the same purpose, will have to he met with
coin, hence tne unrasiuesa of English financiers at
f the power of Berlin to druw out so great a proper-
I tlon of the total stock of coin in London.
0 LATEST.
?*ew York. Oct. 2fi.—(»md opened at
sold np to 11254, and dosed at 112;*, Loans weir
r» to 1.82 for mw. There la a large abort Interest In
the market, made in anticipation thst I tie Treas
ury disbursements trill depress price*. Tbc dally
clearing*at the Hold Exchange Bank were about
46,250,U00. There were bide to-day amounting to
five ami one-tbird tmlliooß from 11G 26 100 to 117
i-lOj. The amount advertised was 2,000,000, which
sold at from 111 60-100 to 111 77-100.
Governments at the doe were firm.
Slock* h«ie been Bleadv during the day. The
chief Interest h*a been in Pacific Mail, Pittsburgh.
Ohio Mississippi, and Lake Shore.
Money firm. Opened at 7 per cent, and later d>
dined tu r».
Statu bunds dull and steady...
active.
Sterling, lOSii.
Coops ’Sl......——..llfiVfjCoops. *67,
Coup?, b-gu.t *62—114*-* ;t'oups, *6R
.’..utu*. *«Q >.ll4fi lOoups. lU-4H*,
o»ups* ’65 Jurrency 6s
Com**. *65, new—-113fi l
Missouri*... old .19
Tennessee*. ul«i C.trdinai, 01d... 36
’Vanesseu.iun* 68 ]N. Carolina*, new. 19
Virginias, now .62 1
Caotoo... 69 (Rock 151 and...—...... 100 *4
tv. U. Tel 60S1N.J. c 106
Quick«ilter 17.V*t. Paul 55$
Maripil'rt lS:D»rfd >76
Mariposa pfd l!tjl\\’abisU>— 57>fc
Aii imi Express 82 (Do pfd 84
WoU, Firjjo’s e* 51 Fort Wayne O SM
Aint/ir in Esuross. -W4lTerre Uaute l6
U. S. Express Mk' Du pfd —.5
PaC Mail 4S:VO.& A 11354
X. Y- C bSfslDo pid >—lls
crip 0. k 51—... 372s
Erie 19 iC. t*. k 0 82S
D Pld 60 B. k Q 128
H idem l2l?jjLako buore 97X
Do pld —122 i Ind. Central—— 17;j
K*s«iu r Cent >.133
Mich Ceut— >.126V Union Pacific 23S
C. k 1* —..l24Ji;CcDt. P.io. boß«la...lolifc
Northwestern 6oH'Uoion do Ss2i
Do Pld BSV
Chleago Live Stock Market.
CATTLE—Received to-day. 1,000; received
since Saturday, 4.&K). There wa« little or no Im
provement tn the demand. and consequently no
improvement in prices, though thi rather more
cheerfnl lone of Eastern advices induced a some
what firmer feeling among bolder*. There wore
no anxious buyers owever.cven at former rates.
and all ufiorta to establish an advance were inef
lectual. The offerings were of much the same
quality as noted from day to day for a fortnight
past, consisting largely of cows, thin roach steers,
and Texas cattle. There were no really choice
droves, and few that would grade above medium,
the beet selling at f j.s'J<tl4.bo.whno the major por
tion changed hands at price* ranging downward
from ft.oO. Stocker* were steady at 4.45^3.5-'
the outside for prime young steer* averaging
from ft*) to l.oSd lbs. Butchers'
cattle sold chiefly at f£.&)<&3-75.
though some -mall lots were taken at higher and
some at lower figures. Texas cattle were in
m derate demand at fi.fXla3.oo for common to
choice t rough droves, and at f-1.0Ua3.75 for com
mon to choice Northern wintered. The most uota
able sale of the dav was 15T, Texas steer*, nverag
mg UH'A lbs. at f-1.45. They were sold by Gregory
Strader* Co., to a pack.r. The market closed
quiet and steady.
HOGS—Received to-day. 7.CCO, and for the week,
55.4U0- There waa more life in Ihe hoc trade to
day. and Ihe market exhibited Increased s.rongth.
The presence to the markot of pome of our citv
packer* tKent Co-. Hancock s- Co*, and Cul
l«tirt*ou. Blair Co. wore buying to day.) had a
stiumlaiinseilcct upon holders;and. notwithstand
ing the large supplv on sale, prices ware held a
shade higher than* yesterday. There waf. how
ever, little competition between buyers, and sel
lers found U Impossible to gain any considerable
advance, the larger i*ortlon of t e hogs sold chang
ing hands at substantially the closing prices of
Veslerdsy. The extreme range wa* f3.90* j
4 3fl. though few sold below $4.00, and not
inauvabovefl.it>. Should the weather cdottnue
1 favorable, packers will re null nln the market, but
active operations will not commence for some
time yet. The market closed firm at f4.00a4.05 for
common: <4.10a4.15 for medium to lair, and at
f1.4uat.45 for good to really choice.
Ku important sale was eflected by Conger
Brother*, thev selling to S. \V. Allertcn 49 head,
avenging 429*lbs. at f 1.50. This was a car load
hogs contributed to the Chicago Relief Fund by
the fanners of Farmington. Illinois. They were
transported free over the Chicago. Burlington
Quincv Road, fed free by the Stock Yard Compa
ny and were sold free of commission by Conger
Bros Mr. Allerton, ihe purchaser, paid about 50c
per lft> lbs above the market price. They were
collected aud brought to market by Dwight Fargo,
Lake Freight*.
Wrw quiet. at Terierday’s inside rate*. Engage
ment* include the following*- To Buflalo—Scnr*
Kale Hmchman. A. r.Nichole. and pron Potomac,
corn at 10c; schr P. S. Marrh. corn, and ache 3. C.
Harrison, wheal-on P-1.; achr City of iho Straits,
wheat, at Vic. To Windsor—Schr il. Mitchell,
corn, oup. t. To Montreal—Prop Arcadia, corn,
at Sic lor t*3 Ibe.
TOR SALE.
,'Olt s LE—Lease of «rc»od t1.»..r on Twenty.
1* second *t.. for busiorse purposes, for six tnootht.
Adders* U O t 4 Trtbn ne office.
I it;i; oALE-CItLAP. udFlfr. AM» »tU*-L
JL 4 fixture*. T;Odc«. desk*. tt an) UP. Jut,
work, scroll sawing, aad mining at the cheapest
place in the rite, -t N.». to S-nth Jefferao-i-«t.
It OK SM.K-A jeTforatlngatawpioc mschiur; par
4 tern* cumpl-le. Al»*« Ifoto 6!<w t*» 53»4) w<.rtti o(
furniture for eaie »o I cottage lor rent, 9JX. Addr»>i
gyv Fi.lton st.
I >4l.K— Dieb-ld >tte. fire and bnrclar prnqf
f «rge site an 1 in perJect urder. JAS. T. lOCSU,
i.’i Usn tolp'i-s t
'UK >Al.i.-AU»ut 1J4.t0» hrica lulheptiron
yard iu Undgspurt. t'l'X Jt HOWARD, N'
■S-rih I'lmiMii «t.
?-Of, SALK—Second hand fro .t d'«>r and win.
V iranira: rteryllunc complete for the Ir. Nt
a «A t;tie,p At IV—at t.lke at.
ONK of the ul i-l aim moat di-sirably located
Steam Dakerya in the Nr.rtbaest for salr.
llepntatirn and trade unturp»*aa.l. Will giro a
c.mi.l birgaln so l excbatie for t.*hica£* real estate.
Fur rarttcular* call at llain llmiee. corner Grove
.n»J Twvolr-eecond st*. L. 31, PRENTISS.
FINANCIAL.
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WTub *H»*. ha*J'»«-« n«ml.
IKS FJUNCIS*'U CO- Mooer Loan tiUtr, 4St
i, r v,,, u-«» Hr>U<** taken fr«m tt.
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pn«»n»r.
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hII UIS l»ip«t UJCIt I'oWwl lOW'Mitton fur
•jmrkli i; l‘o »v», c«riti. «tc. broil for clrrolsr
amusements.
Star Lecture fionrse
Mioiigan-aT. Baptist Olmrch.
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COL. WOOD’S MI’SKCM COMPANY AT
TSIE Q-LOBS.
teubsday, Friday, and Saturday, oct.
SATO Ub ,®Y' 'S’.VTI SEE.
TheMald of Munster,
X<oan of a Xovop,
Vour lu Danger.
BBTSo improper persons admitted.
AUCTION SAXES.
Clothing, Clothing!
Great Auction Sale of New Stock
Ready-Made Clothing.
On Thursday, Oct, 2® jo a. m.,Wlne tbs stock of
jobber, and was t rmnsit at tbs time «f lbs Croat
nre are well a»*ortr*t an«t in vvery r«—
apset IIB»T.»,lais8. and MU>T Iwaold to mroteitr
t/orn»r Mr c i,|,, B an Rnnoolph *t.
r <if G. P. GORE Se. CO..
1 r.nfl2 Randolph-st.,cor.Micliigan-av,
Formerly Ic. 21, and 26 Randolph at.
Onre more before the public for a Fatnrday’s sale
r*< oar Urge and t- facloui store. <3x170 Ir«l. Regular
Sauirday Sale of
Household Furniture
Ofsvsry dMcriptloo. Parlor and Chamber sets. Bed
slssds. Bureau*. Tables. Hair Halite****. bpr*ns
n«.ls. Cr'ickery.CU*sw«re, Stewart rook and P«*rl*»r
Sto«e«. W ertim VtooWsry; in open and orlsiual tot*;
f»c yds Carpets, Ac 4C., ox Balnrd«r, I'ct. at in
o'efeek. G. V. GDBK t'U.
Auciioneerr.
WM. A. BUTTERS CO.,
AT7CXIONBEKB,
Hawo resumed tmtiueea la their new. substaatial.
aud coßif>)U«bts building.
Nos. 3 aud 4 Dearborn Park,
Directly opuoaits ibeir old stand sn East r.au
dotpii-st., which will be known as
THE RED FROST.
329 WEST MADISON-StT"
GENTEEL PDRUITTOE
AT AUCTION’.
tyn FRIDAY, t'et. ST. at lu o’clock, at dwelling 319
West SUdUou-nl. We will sell, without reserve,
for cash, the entire furniture of a bouse of 14 rooms
comprielus fall and general variety of household
g»wd«. W3I. A. BFTTRBS .y CQ.. Ancfinneer*.
Greuteel Furniture,
25» WEST MADISO.V-ST.,
AUCTION,
On Friday, Oct. 27, at 10 o’cl’k.
All the furniture of 3 story brick house, roniist
hie nf Panor, Cluini»-r, nnd Dining-room ih'ts.
Carpets, Bed" atsd B-dditvr, Kitchen Furniture, Ac.
WM. A. IIUTfKHa X CO.. Auctioneers.
NO. 541 WABASH-AV.
Elegant Furniture,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
PIAXO FORTE, Ac.,
At Auction,
On Saturday, Oct. 28, at 10 o’clock,
At Dwelling, No. 511 W-bash-av.
Enos Ayer*. Ksq,. having rented to M-Mrs. Culv*r.
Page A Iliyii* (or business purposes, we t*illseU
witlmuC reserve Jor cash, his rirtlre hcoseiud-l «-f.
ir-cis, consisting ot elegant parlor nnd rhsmlwr tor*
i.iluif, .Unluif rota eot. mirrors, velvet, Broseels.
*int other carpets, China and glassware, vtoves,
kitchen furniture, Ac. Also, a very superior plane
forte.
WJU. A. BCTTBBSA CO.. Auctioneer*
40 crares while grsult* wars and 150 packages
gloss waru
AT AUCTION.
Ou TUESDAY. October 31, at 10 o’clock.
At the BED FRONT Salesi-cmma, 3 and 4 Dearborn
Park.
W3l. A. BUTTKKS x CO.. Auctlonru rs.
tsoo Cases Itoota, aliocs, Balmorals and
B libbers,
AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY, November I, at 9.S o’clock,
\t the Ued Front «*lo*rooms. anil 4 Dearborn Park.
MM. A. BUTTKItS, Anctioneeis
Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, Sta
tionery, Ac,
AT AUCTION
Tennessee issnei
On THURSDAY. Nov eiol cr 2, at 9.S o’clock.
At tbs Red F ->nt salesrooms, 3 and i Dearborn Park.
W’M. A. BIT rTKHJ* A CO., Auctioneer*.
m*
Seven New Top Buggicn,
Ooe second-hand carriage,
AT AUCTION,
On Monday. Oet. so, at in o’clock, at onr now sales*
room, 3aud 4 Deart-orn Park.
MM. A. BUrrKUS4C(L Auctioneers.
By GILBERT A MARTIN.
Pale at the new auction room*.sS and fio West
Madison st Household Furuiture, Fine show Cases
and Store Fixtures,
ON SATURDAY MORNING.
BY GILBERT MARTIN,
id and CM West Madison it,
Valuable Lease and Handsome Furniture.
On Monday morning. Ore 30lh lint.. st 10 o'clock,
on the pretms-s, will bj sold st suction, the lease of
ay-story home, rooms, bath, gas, aud all undent
coiiTenleuces; rent Tery low.
Handsome Household Furniture.
Immediately alter the sale of the laasn, will be sold,
iihnut reserve. for cs«b. the entire rurniinr in-
eluding Mec»a« roirttiHxl Rn«!x piano i.-rte, super
■nr mehaleoo, h*ndetae walnut chamber furniture,
fin* maltreAsr* and spring superior parlor and
dining n-oio furniture, lelegsnt carpet*, oil paintings,
Kitchen uuosils. Merrart’s cook stove, parlor slov.i*,
4c.. Ac.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
\KARK ‘.il A SUE—Tha leading h.t store of
Davenport. lowa, for sale. Addrm, WH. 11.
FARRANIh Davenport lowa.
4 I.ONO-RATABMSHEH flour and fred store for
/V sole, with a long t-nee. on reasonable rent. In
quire at lb* place. 7|rf West Madison «t corner Hun*
DRUG STOCK, furniture, fixtures, Ac., for sale.
Fatties Intending to re-establish th- ta'clres m
■he drug business In thl* city may hear of an oppor
tunity to purchase a well selected stock of drugs and
m-dldoes, furtilrnre. fixtures. 4c.. on vary favor
abb* t*rma. br suiting Buffalo. and inquiring at
office ot Buffalo t'otntn*rcl.tl Advertiser.
F*y It BALE—Mock ol intUinerr, fmcv goods. fix
ture*. and lease, at a rm¥>tuhte price, located
in tiie best partoftbacity. For particulars inquire
■*t A.w Stale st.
Fn >|t pa LK A grocer* «iore. renter of Purple and
Klein sle. Inquiren«« th»rreml«e«.n-:»r Archer av.
l-oi; MiK-Af a Bargain, a jmai.l job
r Office, consisting of oo* Adams Press, alxe IVX73;
two Well* Jobbers—six-e. no* bill-head and card,
other half medium. All in good condition, and do.
inr Gn« work; £<n pounds minion, half worn, and
selections of Ute etvle job type. Office now In the
c->uutrv. Can be debarred in Chicago within three
days. Inquire of ALBERT ClllPE. Office Evening
P.Mlt,
PUR PALR-UH EXCHANGE—THE BKST
r grocery »Und on south H«l*teJ-st.; cash trade,
and urg'-rnn of custom. J*iock may b* b->usht
with in* building, or scptraia. and buiMug
r-nt,-d. Good bargain. Address GROCERIES.
ftihwn* office.
FOR SALK-Stock, flxtntvs and lea*e of dry goous
and notion store. <3d VTrtt Madison st. clock
l|shl aud In cood shape. Store 3nxM>: basament un
der whole. Ven desirable location. Have no ••high
Pine-crnrT prlra” afflxe-l. Inquire op pfrrol*e|.
FU»U SALK-A ealoon-No. SO Blue Islaod av. with
a good *loea and fixture*.
FL'iCUINfi MILL and griat mill for sale or to
lease. One of the largest and best appointed
mills id lb* Eastern Mates, well situated l« receive
crainan-1 Iranaport i'S flour, with »lira-l.*cafbcsi.
nee*. For inf-rotation spply to F. j\ KKN M>l.
w*in->otki Falls, Vermont: or JosEBH aAWTAL,
13 C'lianner-ar,. Boston. Mas*.
17011 SALB-OK KENT—A foundry and msehtne
L «linp *i Uniik»g«n. o re-nine order. Inquire
o' E. L. I aJIII. fa N-nib Jrffer*«n st.. Chicago. or
\V. B. Jt C. WKUPKN.
I'ORSKLE— No better chanceia the city. Any
business mao wishing t<» buy* mail clothing,
boot and shoe store, which It situated in the best l«-
cAlioo oft the A rchsr *r H ami baa be*n carrlM t>o tor
are' tea years with succees, at the undersigned
wishtor to retire I rum bn*luc»». there will I* no
better chance lor a hn«iuces tuea to inquire at AS
Archer tr, CH KIVT BLCAS. Al*o. a piano worth
l-.jtn to be sold fur ope-lblcd.
i OR S» LE-The engine. boiler, and machinery of
I* tbeiUr Planing Mill. together with tne hur*o«.
wagon,, railroad track, lam, lc.: the large duck
ai.d bondings can b- purchased or lease I *l*o*2
We terms. Inquire *»l or HANNAH A
LYKaN, qHS Aidirr a*.. Chicago. HI.
F*OR SALE-rheap *t«>rk of drugs and msdicto-e
i,I O .7A We»t Randolph St. A I*o hoos-tiuld
'limit nre. fLYLKeD»LE. n»l We«t Warhitwut «t
GUI ictltv aloCk end boil ting for sale,
Cur. Ililny-eefttrd and >ta-e-«t.
I,U< KKV EUR »ALK->ulJ stock, cub IIMr.
Sldj. T f.
nr»t class neighborhood. M. B- dTE\tNb. No. 6t
West lUnilolpli st.. Room a.
IN tbs thiifing villageol Waneonda. Lake C-ionty.
l*L. a saloon k.r sale, ibdag a first-rate ba.ineas;
*Uo d«etUt>< bouse and lot. Price for the whal-
H.IOO. P.-siwssum fftrcD Immediately. .luqatre on
me premtsm.
I OB PRINTING OFriGE-OtmH'-le.Mdtlidnf
left* buaiue.., «-r a one-half t# ?f. l, Ji*L*T
.aid in a practical W*tt Apply 'l® IbRNESS A
AB.iOTT, 3jSouth Clintuo st.
SNLOOS FOR SAL*-With start ant fixtures,
wlib 2 years* lea-e. luquire r '“I*w’' f M'
w-titwarth ae. and Twebtf-secrod W. M
BURKE.
spWU retail wood and c-al r«rd» Ur sale, with
L scale*, lams, and sheg*. t four wagons and fao>
l»or»es; a g ol chance, the ofeaent own»p wishibg
r>sume the baildiui bostneas. Inquire at 1» Rio*
{.land a
a'U OROCEBS-Harlnc arceat bu»lo<*«* at
1 dUtatiC* 1 offer o»T u! r M r r< f
Üb6r«;-clM«fixtnrrt. lot a*lf. tout of j.crnii*~
«f»r low. E, J. BOW t..',»*l Mala r«ii
yBUf. _ _
f|H> I’KlSkfMO-Ftfr ;c..mpl«te «twn.
i. pnniltie«*#i«»*lwUoii*nt..f M-m-tts 1 riniio*
or it will l*r put 10 ui* «tocK in tup
Kur p*ntc>i*i*• PflatlDi
Co,. M»fi«tlj, OLio.
»*u I’llV>lClAN>— vM I'Qt
Jl pricocv only twint) ttitlrw frotu Lbicogn. toweth
-x W>tu it »t«;E of uroe* «u*l BX’nrr*. AMrr*»
U joii.NVN, H«>ia>‘*«od. OooK ouniv. Ill*
l AMtD-TU PKIXTKH6-A *ood pr-ctital
M printwr uwJ o***P*p*f will* **-W3O or
csptul. toutr ooloureol to «ood p*>inf
***\\f t.e«»psp«r *oJ job ofiKt. Adtlnss Jovial,
FOll »ALB-Orexcbai>s* for prep vly In tin* burnt
district. It It la.inedUl" possession;
5 3-xiory wild b.'S-ment tmu-es oo the North Sid-.
nn**r Fullerton av with bus.
2 marble (runta. 3-siory aud basement, with brick
1 brick house, 2-story and basement. with brick
4 cottages, with lot. In same locality,
to 2-siury house*. s with brick base-manta, on South
Side, near Cottage Gu-ve av.
4 bouse* on the Wett Side, with lot* and posses
,lSeTerat leaseholds on Wett Madison at., with pos
"all?/ DOWNS 4 CO., Boom 2, No. 59 Weet lladi
1 rOit SALE-2UXl2ti"ii State-St., oppodte the new
I Palmer Hotel, or will |««mi it for thirty year*.
Addre** B. G BoSNM A X. ISO KIHs av.
HCIU SALK— Finely furnished bncx house. Apply
at tr-e Wabash-a*.
t;*UH oALK—Or te Leaa*-»n Im-g time, the nurtli
-1 east corner of RVt Washington and Union are,
bavins a Irentagc on three streets: rite ol lot M f*t)«
otr Washington by 151 Hwt on Uni"". For term*,
■tgfdy to or addles* JOHN FORSYTHE, 15 Gtovelaud
Pnrk.
PorSale— Cheap—Ftm-class hone# and lot. Uoii-e
two story and basement. pressed brick. Contains
latest Improvements. Lot 57 feet, vast I runt. Ali*-
st-lber 000 of the pleasantest places tu tbs clt«.
Small payment duwu. Inquire on pretuUrs, Wd ln
(ilitDß rt, user Twentieth *t.
F’OH tfALE-t»f to Ilrni—We have three out ol
block ol five elegant Frear ston- dw»diiri«*, tbre*-
stories and basenieut, flrst-rlvas in every re«p>*ct, tor
ante <>t to lent; located oo £Ui«-av. lunuirv at cor
ner Kliis-av. and Tbirty-seventh-st, UoLL.t.ND A
FHBAB.
l-Olt SALE— U'*n*e and lot No. IT2 Meat Jackson
-1 at.*; lot 25x1£0 feet: frout* on two streets; lf>
rooms: water ia three places: but air luroace, sa>«
Ac. louuire up stairs on the premises.
For RALE—t'bidce lots tor bul.dina purposes <>r
SC3oor»«i. Parties burned nut should learn a li*s
S'-o and get a little nnt of tb* centre of ih« rity,,
where they are lesa ext»-*ed to the flre. Call on
and take a ride and our lot*. STOREY A Gl.IF*
FIS. SX W«—t Randolph at.
FOE SALK—On Hsdinnn*at.. 475 iwt front, tn l«l
--m mm. Mofc*«l on M-rbig4U no t InuUDa-ava.,
at bulf viue t'LAFLI S Hup*.. gi>4 Ma IM-n-at.
1 <jiic S.iLK-ur Kxclianv*-—For boulevard iot«,
r store and lot on MaJisnn-gt. Price, StO.fiw.
m.AFt.IS BROS.. SOI Madl-on—r.
fvuii >ALK-|wu uicu More*. Willi len.-msm*
I 1 slwve, on Stats st., near Twi-Dtlelh, no le«*eU
ground. Apply t» 1). K. 11SKK. 'J2 iVa»hin«lon at.
FOR SALE-A nice Store, with room* In rear and
8 «t>or-. ou M«:e »t.. near TwfOiy-lbirJ I), h.
FISKE. 92 W «bin«»on sf.
FORbAf.K— large stone fmot bouse. 27x6 f1 pood
brick lutro. oo IVabuh ar.. near Harroou court.
AYRK> A RUFF. 541 Wnt>a»b av.
Fi)U SALIC-Frnit farm* worth from f2.n00 to *12.•
trsi situated from one tu five miles St. Jesepb
tiirXi'lisncß i»r I'hicaßO properly. SNYDER A LEE,
Has, Estate Agents. No. 9 South llsisledst.
FOB SALE—Lot* of any required else tu either di
vision of the city for manufacturing or residence
purpose* on ton* time, without any cash to
parties who to improve Imioe lutsir. »M DKIt
A LKE. Heal Estate Agents. N«. South liaisted *t.
FOB SALE— Msmi’sclorlng—Lot MxiOfi. withal!
necessary buibUnt* and emrios for wwo<i or iron
work, nortliw* st corner of Jackson *nd Clinton.
Verv little in«nnv rr«juired down. SN\DEB A LEE,
esl Estate Agents. No. V South Halstedsi.
S;»le No. Park av.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
I'OK bALE-ilvii,u»'*> |Toperl>-fjixs*i “b
F cKrksi.a bupsin.'or cash. JNO. O.'Mt-Il-
OLSU v. Heat Estate nod House Agent. 50 Last Har
rlsoti «t. k
I^tHtsALK— tan Buren-M.. I«»t*. each Z'xl.s
feet on onrtlr side of Van Burm-it.. '*etween
Ontre-av. and Thronp-st. Price low. >NYDKK.I
LBE, ite'l Estai* Agents. No ll .“oath liaisted st..
ouroerof Uatidolpb, Masonic Building.
i OU SA LR—The elegant brick limis- MS Michlg »n
L nv 12 room*. *ll modern Improvements; hmiJ.
...melv finished and d«c«.rate,l. and expen-lvely fur.
til-bed; will b-erdd oO term.; lot 36x160 feel lo
aU«-v: iavm-dl>l-* uccupvncy given, il desired.
FRED. L. FAKE A C».. 540 Michigan av.
FOR SALE-A Urge Ini on the river, nearCl-rk
st.. suitable f"f a waiehouse, mill, or factory;
lytxisnfeet; terms easy. Also, dyslrebh',bwmn—9 il’H
in the burnt district. FRED. L. FAKE A CO., 54U
Mtchlgnn av.
FOR «AI.K-<yo fe-t corner Jlichigm av. an*t
Fi.r-j’-firnt at., at tin. low price of Am per fw*;
tlie ereat-ei I'argiia outside tlio i-urut district.
D. KERFOOT A CO., 69 E-st WasMngloo *t.
POU r>ALK—sl,23n— Michigan av.. 3 srorv and
I basement framehouse, with 13 year*' lease; n»ai
Fourteenth *t,; immediate oossee-dou given. J.
KiAIAM WAltitEN, Michigaa av„ near Thir*
Weiith st.
FOP, SALK—A two stow frame house, new, 12
alegar.tty finished, located on 10-li ina av.
near i3*t st, on a ten year 1-as* of cruitad at a verv
low ground rent; fur sale at a bargiiu. Call at 1030
Indian* wr.
F'UU SA LK-t»)t KENT—Properly with bunding;
West Halsted st. bridge. North Branch. Ad
dress P. Trit.m.e nlfice.
F'OB SALE—To Brickniskere-Kivar lot, 271x43.1
fret, on the south Branch, n-sr Tblrty-ftfth st.;
will sell aud lake payment in brick, which can Ih
made oo the lor; a rars opportunity for hr ck
maker*. SNYDEit A 1 EE. Beal Ee:ate Agents. 9
South Halsteit mt.
i'OU SALE->ov»*r..l large picking houses and
Urielote on lbs river, aultaide for manQt'aclur-
Inc purposes. FNYOICK4 LKR. ftesl F*tat-*
9>enth Ualsted-st. corner of Baudolrh. Masonic
Building.
Fob SALE—By n. C. MOBEV. Estate Broke
and Notary Public. K<> 116 West Stadisoa st.
Jt fi'et on Madi*on at., near Green si m fto<* bmlnes
lot; 30x12'. Lake at.. K of lialsted; 30 feet Uilnto
st., near Adams, with h-n e. store, and 12
Blue Bland av. abd cottage io rear, SI,OOO. 131 fet
on Depuyatep st East of Halstsd st. P.tvemeii
down, 'it a bargain.
IN OK s>A LK—I |sxi4l feet. ponru-r...st comer
Miclrgui av. and 36th at. Easy term*. NSYDEB
X LE K, Beal Karate Agents. 9 w outh Hslste'l *t.
F(»K StLE-Markd it,, 4'x7t feet. w»*t irout. on
Market-st.. between Adams and J*ck'ru. I’rlc
imo ivr root. 9NTHER 1 LEE. Real F.*lale Agmi*,
N.». OPouth Ilalstod*»t., corner of Randolph, Ma
sonic Building.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
F»or Salk oi; t«> UEXr— ai HiD«d.iio-Hou-e*
»ll ready t<» move imo, very cneip. on eas»
t-rtne. Also, a fine Improved farm to trade lor cm
nrop-rtr. Call on or address at Ultimate. O. J
.VTUCGU.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
'P(» LK4PK. T*t-•KLL. TO REST.—To ib-lndn.-
1 trlons «ud ensrgstlc of Chicago, that are disposed
t -more |tere to frsn flrsaood, free timber to build,
free a<*n for garden*, fire years’ tree common* io<
paaiara, good «la t‘* eight mouths in the yetr. free
man or nut* i.> fatten hogi >H winter for owner,
fre-schools four to fi»e mniilbj. cheap well*. fi»e
water, lumber tor work it sawmill comes, plenty o
work noting limber, making ties, stares, splitting
boards fnrshlngln*. All tnejand* heavily tltnbere.i
jn natits h.n-st. Vaiiety uf oaks, hlckorv. a»h.
Iwmcli, siisar tree. linden, elm I p<soty small trees
and pula* to build c‘ eap lmn«e*. Twenty-live mile.
suulb-ea*t of Danvi!|*. Ills. 7Z miles smith of Attica.
Lod.. In the south part «*f Fountain county, r. 6. t.
is, 10. ji. it. three miles north of II .rveyebnrg.
CltlAL DKKK, Uarrsy.barg postofflee. Fountain
eounlr, Imliana.
F'UB LkARE For Rent—For Sale—To the psnnl
less an*l Indnstrlous ofCnieago. free fuel wood;
free fire wood; free bmldlog timber: fire lumlvr for
work if mill corns*; freescdl re* garden;
free commons for paMtirs; good ito 8 months h’*e«
fatted tree lor the owner this winter J»n afocus ei>d
nuts; rt<esp welts; frr« water; free schools 4 months.
Fonntaiu« onntr. Indiana. 25 miles southeast of
Danville. 11l 22 mhassoutn of At’ica. 1nd.,3 mile*
north or lUrvyabure. CUIAL Oh£R.
p. O Fountain County, tpfi.
OB .\4LK-"r exch iup, lf*» acre* of spletidH
land in Kansas, within six m I*t of two go«d
town*, tor t hicagoot su’-iirlun property. Apply to
lel Nineteenth st. J'MIN BUKKK.
Foil BALE—Market st.—severe! l"t«or» Market st
north of Van Boren ft. SNYDKU A LKK, Kea
1 State Agents, No. 9 Ual-led st. corner o
Randolph, Masonic BnildtnS.
I.MIK &ALB—Randolph et.-2* 2 3*190 feet. i-«twren
I 4 Franklin and Writ*. J*NYDK» LF.B. Real
Estate Agi*ui», Nii. 9 South Uaisled »t, corner o: Bau*
J-loh. Masonic Building
h‘UK pa I. K— rt aha an av-*)Xi9U fe«l on east »id*o
Wabneh av, lifMrrFD Monroe and Adam*. SNI
LEE. Heal Estate Agent.. No. 9 South Hal
sled at. corner of Randolph. Masonic Building.
POB SALK No.Ail ?3tl» st.—9 rooms with modern
i Improvements. Lot ax)m. With or without
furniture. Prise low ami terms easy. Apply on
pr-wl»e*
Fj'Olt MALE—Farm known a« North Meadow*. l.ion
acre* choice UoJ. good Improvement*. writ
fenced, watered in rt n field. An extra optewtnoity
■or stock gixwera. Also halt interest or whole oi St.
Man’s Lake Farm. I.swt acr*a three mil-t of Battle
creek, Mich Fine Urge tvsidence.modrrn Improve
ments. handsome grounds view oi lake, nlumtance
of fruits, beat .it- for rraort hold and water cure in
Michigan. Ilaa five tenant houses. shop*, large
steam saw mill, steam brick works heat machine,
purest elm}’. With now to build hotel aud improm
other ways. Will sell first pr-ral*e* or d*vuJ-» the
Utter to further such improvement*, aveept Chi
e*g<> property in exchange. Address SIDNEY Vi.
jJK V, U title Creek. Mich.
MAT. ESTATE WANTED*
T\T ANTED—Chicago real rstata to exchange for
If -j>i sera fsrm near city of Toledo and adjoining
first station wret no Michigan SMUtbern Railroad,
applr at f.V North J-ffer*on -t
U7 aM> D— l» biiv r lMH>iuor Iff* eat cf i round
on Mute, Dearlx.rn. Clark or La^Ml-st, for
building. SNELL. TaTLOU 4 CO.. SNt Wabash av
U* ANTED —lmproved ftirui, worta from 43.i5« ti.
yio.noo. in ezciiaogti fur prueerty in Chicago.
SNYDKH 4 LEE. Boat FsUts Agents. No. 9 South
l|al«ted st.
s aN 1 ED-to bmld two teaijorarr offices on 101 l
ll in burnt district; um in I* «*cc*rpie«l by mrself,
giving the other a* psrment fir the lease. Apply to
3. 4A. M-»>VKI.. Vi? \Vai>a*h »t.
WANTED-Bv 0 J. Coree 4 t.V., Real IjUtt-
Agents. No. 9 boulh C<ual et.. Room im
proved and nnimproved proparty, west of Hsl?le-|,
a-c| Kloxl* and Harrison sis., for custo
mers: al*-> lot* tu burned dl*rrict.
U* aN fKH—' To purcliat-. f»»r c*«h, aA) or 3>i tool
lot in the burnt di*trict. South DfiUlon. North
of M-oilton «n-l east of st. Address by let
tor. J >1 N, 337 W**t Ad*m* St.
\\TANTKD-1 wish to rent or purchase a lot in I It*
It burned district. Addn-es, with loewtiou and
term*. P. J. LANK izvS-mth <’*nal st
\I’ANTKO- Property In the burnt district to fl|.
V» order*. already f.«r investment; brio* tn your
lists. GEORGE* HILL. Z&i Stale st
PARTNE RS WRNTED,
PARTNER WASTED-lUtm* *2.'<W to 1
Wi»h tn invest with acme parte i.«w established
in business, either c •mmie>ion or tnercbaDdite. Ad*
drrea A. G. EtNKIK, T'i‘ U’ie office.
Partner wantcd-oili -eii b*ir inw>-«t m
furniture store sad repair shop r»rtl.oni). J
«.nt *Q honest, stfsUhl-furward business mm nr
oone. 1 bis is a rarechauce. Call at 77 south Uml
med st.
P.a UTNEit UAM KU-lu «u estaUUhad book aIW
job pr nting haziness, with from t2,UT*i tu
spital. To the rich* party this is a f.T.>r,bla «p
uurmnliy. For further in'or-nattan apply to Messrs.
tl. PIKRUE. ttWe-t Washington «t.
PARTNER Wf NTKD—In a sloes raising business
in Minnesota. I cwt, two sections of the Pnret
ami l«,t JoeatrU lands in lb- Slat', one-hail mile
irrmi depot and town; 400 acres In cnltlration. A.I
.loss WH. T., care J. liaurr x Co.. No. 6)4 Sitcblgsa
*r.
TO LEASE-
r pO LEASE—Oa lung tiros— Z'*> fret on Washingt.-n
J. sc., corn rof Pwria, Tide is a oinst drsira
ule location tor bosißess or hotel, and ran be bad on
r aiot.able terms. MEaD A OOK, 7V West ila.K
•ott«et.
y„ LE.icL-Un long tttue—33>i Irei *‘o »ia*inng
r toq si,, cotn-r of Peoria. This is am- st desira
ble lo ation f*r lullin'-?* nr hotel, and can be had
•>n rsaaonabl* terms. MEAD A CVS. Til Wr#l Madi
*m n.
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL— Hare returned to the eltj »‘‘d
ep-n tor eogageuMUt. L. L. WILSON, Chicago
Post Office.
kltdiiNAL-Mr. »i. 11. Patl*r»aM. Ac-nt X-TIH
Manufacturing Companr.
with us itnn*uairly. Jinl.TitnK'TM>3 fiUOV»
ArKMAMTAi: URY. 231 West Lake st.
PKKsOS.\L-nt. J*». B. Uuuhintan, forrflerlr
riapicjrtl hr l!*>puMic*n C.*mp»«r. J* r»Qurti®o
i.i »rnU lit* nldreM. or call at Tnimne o{8t«».
P£tb*oNAlL— WwoU uk« u*«*c»rt»iu the l<«u«u
u(Mh Wfcf<. lurmrrlr af Km-it— n ,'7*, r r
4 ke. Plrs«« tiiilfu Mn. dUTUfiULA>Hi "til

FmcvuN a i*—.mbuu-jp r. Krmp wi»i pi***
ari.lfpMtoto Wlate.t.. Nr* V«rk. ■Uu «;*Ur
itrrr iniiou« m Wr fn>m httn.
■po >l«*»srm. SWrcio** Jt ll* A. tf. I‘t»«scb» J. NMh.
J soil jwnsoo. P!waw cill *t thPOfllce of iloort?
CsOlflwW. Uogbi I. So. 123 w»« it.
MACHINERY.
BLANPY’.s **t»on*fy »t»*i Poruw# ftiiioM »n■
talO*. D»nifl* X ttoodworili’s pUorra. s*nh
-cor r^rvr^xuSi'p?^;"'
TO RENT—HOUSES.
..wr-VerT cltwp, Iwo aiorr «»d •“"“•"i
-G.ih-fdl J M. Trim... ..He.
i.vvt— Two-story dwelling lione* on TWtW’
Uroveland Park.
n Kara a sIX-fOOUI furnished Wtll|>
T? u V kitTJp
nf Madison. For particulars address sPAULUia*«
Tribune office.
rn.i KEN I -a Ur,.. w.Il ral l h 9 M r lc ff
JL m.iith, to prlr.te family. *PP'r
~q p.t««o T«CQtj-~cund »ud TwmH-tolta
fii RENT—A neat cottage of six roots s. and far
i. altwre for sale, at 605 oiton it.
Full REST—House of sixteen JJ®* *2*
Michigan «v.. between Sixteenth n
«te., faror umuruislied, ior particulars ap
plv mi premise*.
TO KENT 454 Michigan ar.. between Thirteenth
I aud Fonrreeiith *t*., nne residence, marble front,
threr stories hlgii. with bssetaeut, i 3 room*, with or
without turuilore.
TO KENT—'Two davcMUges of six wonts and a
X. two-stery house of ten rooms, with some farnl
lure io each lor SRtet sUo stores and part* of stores,
and part* oi bouses and rooms furnished sad uo>ui
nlshrd; also asplendid store on Siadisun *t; also
douse of Isq rooms with all tnixjuro ImprowtueDl*
orM>b C. P. ADAMH4 C«„ 143 West »tadi*-» st.
T.» KENT—Uy 11. C. Mt»HKY, B**l Katate Broker
L and Notary Public, lift West Madison st.
recond story of buddiag on West Madlsou it, ua&r
Centre *v. AnxlUO.
Luts 2Sxts<> Lake st. nr*r Ada st.
Luts oo Randolph st, near Market st, for one year.
*|>o KENT-House of U rooms, would make a good
I boardinghouse: with subls. coach bouse. Ac.;
•tl inodero Improvements. Apply to B. CKAx, 51
Carpenter st.
TO BK»T—Rooms auvtable for U«na*kaepuu for
small taunly; with or without furniture; rent
*,D per mouth m advance, luqulre on the prviuua?.
.1.9 Warren av, two blocks'west of Western »v,^
rpU BENT— (!ou»p. add turuilore for sale. Apply
X >i ti<- IVhlmsli av.
•|>u «.ENT-New 6 room Cottage, turnubed «>r mi*
L furoialiol, at rsAJiouauts rent. Apply uu
ij.es before lu a. tn. or after 7p. in. M Weul worth
|»0 UKM An. H.-VJ Prairie »v. lw** floor* of home,
L 1* rooms, all modern impruveu-uts; t3U
m -nt>»; in b-<m. if required.
>|io bLNT—Or *ur a*ic-rof businr** purpo.o» br
X private residents, with or witbuut lurnlinre.
u.s rtsuleoue It'* Michl**-* *t; posMMtnn given lw
in.niiarely if reqnired. Inquireon the pretuisiw.
»i'U HEN I— D.-üble parlors, kitcben, clollim-
X pres*, and pantry, on first floor; four elevplug
rooms and parlor-un srcocd B*>or. mud two slrspiug
rooms on third Dour to a prompt paying tenant, at
•W We»t Madi«uu—t.
•I'O KENT—To party who will buy furniture for
I chkli, house ol mue rooms. 1116 WabssU-av. Ap
i.Jy only after 2 P. m.
rpo BlcNT— Large bones, sichteso rucma. two
X no>-ra and basement, on DeipUiues, between
siailisot aud IViistiiiigtoii-sts. Inquire at M Dr*-
plaliiaa-nts.
A>ThD—To purchase good burse fur use un
der aa>idie: also a saddle ami bridle; or I will
give good car* aid only gentle rx*-rci#o to a good
.uinial lurhisuse. Adam* CAblllEß P. Ttlbuus
lit re.
WANTED-To purchase a good single hors*; be
must t» good to every respect, a good stepper,
and very low price for cash. Address I’. HOLLAND,
ITlbiine office.
ANTED—To pureusss top buggy. aUo horse.
if Leave word m •'iaWYSR x BUOWN, first al
south ot Madison at. between Ceatre «v ami
M-Hrt'i *t.
WAN IVD- floras* lo winter ou bay. wah sb l
rer, tl js-r week; araln extra. Address E. I.
K’MKKoY, Crystal Lake, 111.
t'OH SALK>Uae pair heavy draft horses and
truck, on* p«ir matched bay carrlaee horses,
very cheap. Inquire at 9*3 atria at, am ly in morn
ing or eieninv. U. AP.tMi X 1.0.
L'u wt>r Twy-stf-ry **ud b**rmeot brick tmuse
of t>-& rooms No. 710 Wnt Monroe st. Immediate
p<ose«>ioii. Will b# put lo good order. Bent >74 per
mouth. J. 11. KKELKB, 363 lialsted at, cornsr Hat
riftm.
K*OU BENT—Fnrulshed house on Michigan ay.,
near Thirteenth St. AYBE3 A KOFF, At I Wa
bash av.
rpo ttRNT—A nlcvW furnished dwelling, 3-story,
X with a rooms, cistern ami well, situated on tbv
oleasnolrst at.e- t id th- beautiful town or Hinsdale.
111., three minutes' walk from the station, aud lorty
minutes trotu Chicago- (Fuel and provisions In cel
lar lor winter.) Itrnt S4O per rauntta nnttl May I.
lf*72. Family with no small children preferred. lo
<tuire of L. A. WILLARD, 169 West Lake su, Chi
-ago,
'PUItENf Two storr and baacuient bouse. No 47
1 Eton aventu*. Couvenient to horse and steam
cars. Water. ga«. stwsrate, Ac. ♦Alamonth. 4d
irrss or cal) upon George si. Scott, No. *6 nest
Wa«hii>et»n s're~r.
TI ItEN I —FurutstnM— Stylrsti cottage culaiuiiia
six rooms, rlos-t*. bmtery. basement, marble
mantel, and all completely farnlth-d. tncltnUng
plnmo. L* cation fiwuih Nide. Will rent till Miy.
heap to a rep'ttrihls party. Call on or adusss
Cbarl*--. 6pr?tate street, no stairs-
»t*o URNT-A tlue cottage n-«r Lniyu Park, b
L rooms;cl’Mi*is and pantry; lake aril *olt water.
Owner to board with family. Call lu Kootu 3,66
We-t Itan-hdch stra-l.
|i KN —To respor.kilde parties, furnished
I b'.uee. first-cLs*, tbne story and
in .ride front, with ail modern Improveineme. on
Michigan av., Iwweeu Fonreenth and Sixteenth
«t*. A Tribune office.
liousuurth 14 rooms, rurm.bsd or
L unfuruißhed- rSSmlli Aumt.
i*o BENT—Partially furnisher! house on Wabash
L av, No. lira, n. ar Tw-niy-lhird st, to a careful
tnd responsible partv; two-story frame with II
rooms; or would rant 5 ottc- s. Apply on the prvm-
rini REST—A cholse crmer. centrally located.
1 near Field. Loiter k Co’s, sod other flrst*cl»as
houses. southwest corner Wabash ut and Twenty
rir-r st; bouse has showy ami convenient ri"*mj tut
'.mine**; p.-t»oiltou immediately, Apply at 917 Wa
lush mv.
'IHi KENT—By George AII ill. 3ii* S ala at:
1 Store and duelling S milt t’a pit aTenne.
y>*tne dwelling. nmnn, Wahaah avouno. near
rbiny-rtm strrei, tvc mouth
KnroMiri cottkgv. six room*, Wabash tv»nnr.
(.rase of ground on dial* street near Harrison.
In» |ir..> r—ll..m«* No. 7.’3 »r.i Wakiiingtou sr.
eight rooms. g »od c-tlar. small b«rn; pleasant
ur-onodlugs. I‘art iiffnrniiam tor sale. Apply at
.-79 Warren *v. _____
T‘o KENT—A nlcoly surnitbed house of ten ro'iiu*.
A part of the rent uk«u iu board H desired. Ap*
ply nt 7i>l Cottage or..
*|i7» iii.Sf-T«ii iiew houses, .'•ftory and base*
1. meats; finished In one and two weeks: oo I’srch*
,t.. between Memos and Adams, and Leavitt am
Otkley *t*. Inqwbe at the house between them.
OU BEST— A 9-room hoit-eon Preirle ar., near
Twetily-aiztii st.. witli Itirnhnra.lwdi, and bed
ding coptpMe. Wfl.Lt A UmiX. 3*9 Mate st.
TO HEN I -nr for »..|e. cne.ip. a new two-•story leu
r, uui coUnce audl.rg* b»i, tW3 Meat J.iekuon
-t.. hr t7. >l. LISINGTQ*. 93 West Monroe st.
TO RENT-STORES, OFFICES. Ao.
'I'O KENT—Ear business—stoue-lront M 3 nod 5G
I ar.. near Harmon court. AYKES A
KOfF. Ml W»>.»sh ar.
•JK KK.NT— Ufticeon Aomh aide. otbc- or disk*
fouta for lor 3 attorneys at it Pect court, up
Hair*.
■OH UKNT—Two parlors I4xv> ft, for business,
with wiher room*. Call at 7u*j tVal-ash av.
'PU I(EN I'-Front ofllto uu second floor or 39;
L Male st. Apply to A. K. WING A CO., M 9
Wabash ST.
rpt> ufc.'.'f- SitOHied m the citv of Uattuun, Id.
JL the l-*t store room, and lu the beat location. *i
auy In the city. >ni|abls tor dry goods. Addm
JAMK** 11. LA RK. Mattono ID.
f PU UKa i r«.r bustu#*j purposes, the main floor
X of the LaiMrof 33* W abash aT. A pp'r .o G1 l.tß
HKt*. a CO.-Twetily-secoud st, or LEVI WING A
CO. on the premises.
'I'O UKNT—Basement <-i Oosplaioes ft,, fait
I abl* for piloting office, tin war*, or light mauu
factoring. A. KIDDER.
'po Hr.N r-First floor of houi* »J3 Wm| Madison
X it. suitable for office*.
'p<> RKNT—The entire second and third floors, and
X basement oi the three etorf and b«s*m*ni mar*
tile front building No. 10 Kldndga court, will
r*ut-d as a who]*, or sanat-aialy, for offices. Applr
on premise* to GKO. C.IOLARSE.
TO RENT— Office- Front parlor 0f96 tUuth Peoria
street, corner of Monro-, to rent a* a law or
•»tUer office, two blocks trom county Court (louse,
tnoly at the house or at 1 1, 'Saul 13 North Des-
Plaines s:r.el. P. F. PKTTIB'JNE.
RENT—a magnmeeat front office. I*x2o. at
I* ltd per «o'»uth. l*A West Madison, corner Hal
ted. KICHARPrON* n»WLKU.
rill) RKNT—*AT Wabash-f*»r business pur-
X poses, ad* Wed (or store* of offices. It next
door to iiattou’a Jewelry store. For particu 1»B *P
ply on the premises
"I'U KKhT-32* \Vahs*h-*v.» two trout rooms tor
X bosiness offices; alsoomt large fnruiabed room tor
iod«er*.
DU RENT—A good office, or a fc-ou» that can be
‘nrufhe-1 Impiireat l.Vt Serth Halted ef
rpu Kt>>T-i*oic>*, vary convenient to court# and
X business, 13s West Jladisun at., op stairs. Apply
it Room f.. _
rsto K> I Ptusll offiM in brick building.hu. il
JL y-ouifi fliiilon st. Inquire ou tn< premise*
F*olt UKN‘T—A splendid dental room and a nnro
b-r of fin- offic--s: al* a fine store— l«as* tor sale
Inquire at a*3 We-I
rpo UKN 1 --Coltagn near Central Park; has 7
X rooms. li 3 p«r mouth. CLAFLIN BROS.,
■fisdieon *t.
■iui Kf.h 1—177 Watlihigton st., corner Hal*ied.
1 Inga parl-irs. suitable f-r bnuking. itsurance.
nr general office business; also, suites on second
floor; house it stone front, with modern la pro v*-
moots.
I'U ItKNT— Building lots, centrally located, near
Field. Letter 4 Co’s; favor*l>io terms. Apply
iM7 W abash av.
rpOBKNT—The corner stor* of Thirty-Muni and
L Slate and qp *tairs ol 13-3. 7 ro->m». 3 dos t*;
n-w, j>i.t fiai<b-d. Inquire at sC Cottage Grove av.
TO KENT-ROOMS.
'pu KENT—3 nicely furnished rooms. complete for
X bonseheepiug purposes. Rent 430 per month.
KPtdy V*4 Thirtr at
•po Rr.NT—uue t.tg* ftoot panur, i»t W*ai
X Adam* it.. opposite Scnmtlef’*. suit «bt» fur lav
•r dental office, or for a ci-npl-. andaill Uk*good
furommt in .xrhanss. Carpets, kc„ firsNcla**.
'PU KENT—On- furnished and oo« oafnroistied
X room. with..nt b0.r.1, in a pl-asaol and
quiet n«-lrbb-'r&ood; references required. Apply at
aM West Madnoti *t.
*I'U «Af« r— PorntsaeU front ro"ta aattable foi
A seTHl»'Q»o. apply at 850 West KadUoa at
I Hi KENT—Parlor and U-oroom, siagantly fur*
mill'd, fur siau and wlte; also, a large sleeping
-.mm. auitabla for two gentlemen, at 407 Slate at.,
■rlth-ot luafd
pO RENT—S»tne room* f.»r dwelling or batines*
I purpose*, to reejeoislhle parties without small
Tiildren. Inquire at 314 Mlchlgm ar., mtarlSlhet.
I'y KXN T—A amts orhamltoniely rurnt»h -i ria.m*.
with board for tw.< tnoutli*, to geuilrinan ton
«|fe. on West WashinetUD at. Addrese FREEMAN.
rfit>o i*‘ nflle**.
•pit RKST*“'Two yoong gvotUtasu can hare first
X cla-s rvoma at Wes* Taylor at. hsierencerO'
(Hired.
’IM i;kn f -uuor-itilre dour ui a verv pleasantly to*
ented boose. cooTvnieot to Uyde Park, train and
•ir*i*lcaTs; *3O. or h*«r rnomt t-rta). Inquire at
I ‘Thirinertsili at.. ror»»r Lake at.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
F'OB SALE—A second-hand carriage, with p>di
and *ha*(a, suitable for one or two horse*. Ap
ply at .‘.96 Michigan it.
~OfC .-At.E—AT A GREAT BARGAIN. A PAIR
of iron-grey bora**. 3-year* <dd. Owner need
•noney; wUhe* to leave towq. Call on R. B. LAN*
D »N, Boom a bind'* Block, corner Randolph and
MatK« t-eti.
fill; S.>LB-A LABOR Bay IMRSS,' pkr
r fectly susn-1. 17 bac.ua high, 6 years old, cheap,
S-'Uth ilai»'.rd-*t.
UK SALt —ilurae. (op buggy, aud hirnv**, cheap.
r at northwest corner ol OakwwoJ and Cottage
ihwet*. -va. j
AN ffcU-F«r rash <-nly. at a bargain, fl at*
el-is* home, buggy, baruo’S,
iloup. Thu teat only wanted. II W C,« DuugU*
.Uce.
AN 1 ED—Team horse* lit exchange lor gt
bus. *5 N»rth C-luio-i at.
FOR SAXE.
i3t»U SALE—Ticket* to Denver at half 'are. .Time
1 expires NovembW 4. Apply at 335 West Wash*
.ugfon st.
h'OU pAL'K-A* lot of aecoud-hand 'irpe. rule*,
borders, (urniiure, Ac.* Ala* Adam* Bet I'rrs*.
;<x(i. U. C. VUXN&I*£& A VO.. ludlvuap-lu.
iud*
liOST Aim rouND. _
w*re, bureaus, chair*. <*ic., „r«i-r oi"Tiiirt«en*h
S« “»:51SS.- SrSS&SSZ
1 ck.rg. corotr H.rrUc.o It. .oJ ™rd
..Mr *of#. Ac. Tli* own»n cap hare the Mine uj
proving prop-rty aud Witt clmrgw. SIK-HAhL
WELCH Burlington at __
L°. S T d"Vu Mh?T^Rj?wW°riw“«r°"
.d l=p” ---jft >4 h...d, high «l*ru.
f wanl wIU be p«ld bf APAMS BX. ’X>.
L*yyf_#so-00 tba 9lh of October, lnth» fin* on
AdMIDB at., between Wulwali and Michigan n*»
a »ol* leather trunk **U»« with th* P“t*ra o
iiiratu IlMliogaln it. \«lla«not lucknl. l-'U** l tr ~P‘
D«d. Thi* p»pe« of no *»lu» toi any on** but Lira. Thi*
reward «Ulb« paid to the ftndrr. If left »t2i«
«lmi'h P«-arUin-« »t. N" wfcnl
Ln^T— From Olliet’s Stable (North si' Utur
sail's), the morning of the fire, a wicker ptrne
too bod/ ere .m color. with brown mmmlucs; run
ci.rrt color -t.d goll. Th, tlit.l.rwill 1»
"uicl.ll tcirordcl It loorln. tho i»m» with h. U.
KFKKIIIiT. OH W.1m.1, hy.
r OST—A hnggv. leather l-»p. taX-o trora the car-
L r.«r-*C" ‘oV». J. KUUAIIDS, No. 73 Adult
.Ton tli. niaht o[ tho Arc. Tho P-r-oiii bivut It
iii nie.tee retiiro lt i«» tho khd CberaJl/ re
-s“rd»?. Joil* KimmiAKT. III! I-Orit or.
LOST-On lake front between Monroe and Adams
Aottuchon Cl.llk, nnitr. mil ho i v.rr a..-.;
I».toiler .Ilk Jc--. Hick Him til loco frlnsc r,tc..1..a.
fc'nonj HI I.IIIW plicr. oortr .it of monk (Wntlrmin.
fol?y tra7 m! itj will U P.U it KJ Pr.lri. or. D.
C.SICRAKION.
L()«T— T>ik* B from Lake Park daring the fire.
black feather-covered trunk, n rke^ l ,ll ‘‘'l'll*
piste lasachsr Snell. August*. Mo. A l bl c^* a r ,T
Cut iabl< with four drawers, tup UUs op. A r ,i
will tw piiu for information or returo to 4-d Mlcbi*
«r.
LO>T— On Madison »l between. Fitlh aV. and
Stalest urou State si., between .Madbon a-u
bake «ts., an open laceaold w..ub. .The Boder will
oe Buitaidv rewarded by returning It to r.E. MAN*.
;land 13 Desplainrs sf.
LOS r-A lot of account books sad papers belotigirg
jio Bliss A Brown, Sl«tton Hull, and C.
Brown, wrfe left under a pde of MoneS. at footoi
)l«nroe si., on fake shore, during the fire of lhe9tb.
suitable reward will b- paid lor their return to
BLISS A IUUIWN.4H South fansl st.
LU>T -In urination wanted concerning clothing and
other articl-s. also photograph*, in trunks, hnn
.ilw. and packages, let in frnnt of Anderson’s Euro
re-n liotol. Dearborn if .or hke shore, the morn
ng of tile flrr. marked B. N- A. ill. N. An«iersoiU. or
U.t-. Nya. A suitable reward »M be glTon to ant
person returning the sad to.nr addressing AN DHU
.-ON BKo*.. iSI rhirty.Hrst at
bUUND— A wagon, which tlio owner can h»vebj
proving prop-Tir ami paying ndvertietfuu-n In
quire at N°. 33 Waller at.
FOUND— Black horse, two whiu> kft; also, a
wagon, which the owners can hare by applying
at 31 Konli Jeffersju st.. Id bascuunt, and paying
charges.
REWaBD-150-F«»p the recovery of a large rus
sett isaiher-coversti trunk, slightly round -d lon.
-oniewhat old, containing under cl-dhioC. Masmilc
regalls. Xe. Also fi-es of sundry papers, usehn* to
iny one bnt the owner. Said Itunk was plnred on an
••utgomc train of freight cars in»m Illlooi* Oucral
Railroad on Monday foren«M>u. Oct, 9th. A card on
one end with name oMV. 0. Perry. C3ilcago.wi.en
It left Whoever will give into* tnailon where ll can
be had. or return It intact, to J W. SliUington. No.
lisacuth Halafad-St.. will receive the above P-ward:
or lor the content*, excepting the clothing.
TAKEN IIP Lo’t a» oor staid* daring the fire -n
liur«>. Uwuerc«D hove tbesnmo by paving chare
at 217 Wabash av. SIIEIIMAN,.M\i;BLKiD'.
•I'AKEN CP-A small gray mare. Own»rc»nlmir
L her t>r proving property and paying expenses.
I*ll at 794 Reuben at.
rviAKSN UP—On the ISth of October, a stray cow.
JL wnich tbe owner can hare by applying at 110
■ninth Lincoln it. proving property, and paying
chnrg-«. J. 51. TBhWILLIUKB.
?*Qr\ REWARD-Strayed from corner Polk and
Lafllo «l«, dark bar and 1 gray horse,
neavy built. Above reward paid on return to JuliN
WHITE, corner Polk and Laflin »ts.
KLW aKD -Trunk m.incvd “J. P. Heaid*
Sl icomb. III.." taken from 707 Wabash n»
Monday, 9th octntier. during the bro. The abota
reward will be paid and no questions asked for it*
retu-n to 13 North Cnrtust.
A—ft REWARD—A lid ncTqurilimoi a»ked, lor the
recotrry of two or thtee trunks containing
1 shoe •ample*; taken from the sidewalk in front the
St. James Motel on the morning of the fire. NEW.
ELL BROTHERS, N. Y., or Walker, Oakley A Co..
Chicago.
'A A litWAKD, iiml do questions asked, fur th
«JpOU recovery ol two or three trunks cntitiinime
N n> e samples, taken from tbe sidewalk in fion' ol
the St. Jam*-9 Hotel on the morning of the fir*,
marked L B Muolimrs. NEWELL, DUOS., New
York: WAI KKH. DAKLRY A-CO.. Chicago
KKWai.U, and no question* asked. tor 110
CpOVJ reoivrry ul 3 trunk* and contonls, msrked
A. I>. Ting.ee, Adrian, Michigan,” taken from
Lake Park. October 9. Addreta A. D. lINGLKY.
Min igan »r
UJ a N l Lt*- in luiniaiiHU ol a trunk that woe iv
in LaSalle street tunn-d o i tlie night of tin* fire
marked on the end O Wond'll. The name is ntbor
tmiiacnci. Any person haviug it will, hr leaving n
at tho osw llrigcs House. W liberally rewarded.
.od no gnsstnm* stket
AGENTS WANTED.
AGBN frf WANTED—To tell a sph-ndid liih-Rraph
picture of Clilcaco in fl .me*. Utl7 Inches, nicely
o* ore«l: .atopies ,out on receipt of iae-nta. 11. U.
LAND N, A»ent, No a Mud Block. tTncieo.
GKNTp WANTKD-18 to tioadayean be made
/a. by either sex with my new nr: ides in the city or
country: now is the time to make niom-y. Sample#
iree. O. M. LINIMiTuN, V 3 W.at Monrtw at..
htcago.
GKNT-s WANTr.D To k«I1 a n«w ..nu b*nuii,
fully Colored cupper plain map cf Chicago
showing the hnrnl district irm .-cnat surveys
'•tuples mailed for 25 vent*. R. A. CAMPULuL, 3
Walnut »t.. t hl--ago.
A UEM> M ANTED—For t'hicag., and the Ureal
ConftigratuiQ, by 31- s»r*. Colbert A Cfiambarhn.
of the Chicago Trihun-. A concise history of th*
psat »l this most wondeftnl of cities, and a detailed,
circumstantial, and vivid account of its ilratrnctioo
hyflfe, will! scenes, incident*, AC. Profoseir ilia
trated. Agents'protpectus volume sent by mail lor
M>cents. Vor elrculAt*. Ac nddre** J. N. finhUH A N
A PqtdUhers. 1% on»ti Green «t.. Chicago.
MAOHINEKV.
4 MBS’ ENGINES. POUTABLE :i TO 40-lIORSE
A power; thrcshlua. 8 and lU-borsc; circular ?aw:
mills, Forsmon’a crlndlne mills, com abollers
belting, etc. COLONS EATON, Agent, 7U South
Canal-at.
F*OR steam engines,
13 by 5* mchea; specially adapt*! t aa«-nid<
porp»*e*. They are readv for tnnue'iinta delivery.
I’noLK.t HUNT. Biltlmore. Md.
I?OttSALE—V cylmdu T»iU»t
I prrM.io complete onJer. *ll* of l*« 1 33x11. Frier
..uly Al'o 4 borw *t- »m «n&inr. m com*
al*le oirtt-p. rrlc«*23«. Will in* Ooxnl «ml JrllTtrpd
fit th« fur lh« ftlxjri* prlco. t->M fur want of
u#“. Apply i«* F. ft AI 'E BtMmor**.
O>K 13 loot b«*d j<> HICU 0110 13 loot H*Hl .'4
inch awln/. on* 13 foot bcl 3)inch awing. «n« f>
foot Ik»iI Irt inch firing, on*-Afoot bed 13 inch awing
engine Utlie*. Iron p «ner*, drill#, wooJ workhi*
machinery. Engines all on Imu and tor •ale,
cheap, by V>. A. JA3IK3&UO.. 11l and 113 Fob
ton at.
FLA Nfco uni inaicher iniclitorr. Farrar «nrlarere.
_V
_ j* roucliine* ol'l prtcon by \V
JAMKS CO 11
JIACHI N uy~A Urge lot of
O lathe*. planet, and drill*, from a Couotu in the
East doting liUMu ti; great bargains. Call at Hu*
inirhlnorf depft of W, A. JAM&.'i A Cl)., 11l and
m Fopon *t
BOARDING AND DODGING.
in PARK-A V.—lwo very nicely furni»b*d ir»-ous
XO to rm». with good tn»anl Ttbh r**ason«ble.
MBisUuF-CuUKT. between Washington ami
Mad.son at*., cast of Uoion Park, ntiu large
;r*>nt parlor on fir»t floor, furnMied with enroot*,
ami chair*; alao several other tine room*, furnished
and unfurnished. wltli board. 'term* r-a*on**bl-.
y*f\ .MIRTH SU EI.DoN-*T.— Bourne.; singly or an
Oe/ suite, with or without board. House and sur*
rounding* firM-rlw.
qm TWENTY-FIFTH-pT .-Front unfur*
gO ashed. with board, and furnished rooms.
Mrs. R, W. M ALLORV.
m SOUTH PKORI ST.—A suite of partially
furnished rooms to rent, with botrd. Also,
a barn. to accommodate four or ftv horse*.
-iQ— I'oL’GLAb PLACK-Board, and furnished or
XOO nnfomishe<l ro-mi, for two c**otl**ro«o. with
PCiVeie family. Street cars and Illinois leotral
Railroad trains co*ivenl»»nt.
(I 1 O CALDMBT AV.—Several fine laige room*.
with tire .cUss board. f«*r ceolb-men with
ihelr wives: al«* pt»a*ani room* f<>r yuung men
dabbing Half block from the street cam, Pleasant
r~.|d.|in».
t)fjf MICHIGAN AV.—Two ge.uUjtueu cau be
accommodated with board. Alsu, a lew
'•at le.ard>*r*.
•JO/* Umi Allow* •!.—>,JD xco.muiolate person.
000 wautiuc board with oio-ly furnished rooms
and first ct-»s» t*oard—p? jvate family.
QI *7 SOUTH PARK-AV.—A large front Chamber,
o*x I with alnve. htihreom. Av., to r nt. with
board, gentleman ard wife. Comforts of a home
gnarati toed.
Q7l 511CI1IGaN*AV.- Famished rooms, with or
OIX wjthont board. Relersuca rsaulte-i. Also
<i<ii harp to rent.
QQft WENT KANDULPH sT.-Jfuard and hand-
Ot7Q s -mely lundahed room. smt<bie *<>r genile*
man and wife; sl»o. >o**m two single genilep'n.
—7/’\ MICHIGAN AV., saennd door sooth of Six-
J I U treotb st., suite of trout ro**ta«, and on#
ante front room. furn)*bed. t*> rent wih board
House f>rst*c’a*«. with all modern imnrov men^s.
/•nn .'i'A I K ?T.— Ple*«ant rie-in*. ne«ly fiiiec
OU«J up. wuH good l-oard. at vU price*, by al. W
BAKKEU. Ute U Adairs-st.
7*i*J WEaT JACKMIN*.-!'.—Board, wnli nice
4 00 *ront room. 12x14. with a cove and c!o»et m
private famtlr. suitable for ijeuileinati and wife.
Itobteure Ti-quited.
1 A7ft WABASH.AV., ecroerTwenty.fourth-st.
LU 4 O B<*«rd. and large, pleasant room for Two
yonng gentlemen who are willing to room together,
in p ivate family.
PRAIUIE-AV.—Booms and board forgeo
Ac*Mitl»m*n and wife can flit nice I irge mom*
with me a ami closet*. and a pi«a*-«at ham**, at
moderate prii c'. at ibe residence of Mr. Hamilton,
Worth*. extern ruil-a lr-*m Chicago, on thr North
•re*t«rn i; fr»4«mt train* and low fare*. Ad*
liras, with teiarence, J. S. UAiliLtuS. WinelX*.
IN UHti-io trout, wnere tn-rearua lew boarders,
a eentl-oMn and wife, or tw«» aingl* gentl-mmi,
rouM be with board. Address MAR
BLE KRc»N 1. Trilnm office.
\fAY« ODD lli'TsL, Mavuood ttootua «nli
AX I’O'M can be h-d Apply tt 11. D. CULTIN.
Proprietor, at W a>-d At Msstangt»u et.
MICIIIGAN AV., near Sixteenth at.— Fun.i*liel
parlnran-t bedroom to n-nr. with hoard, in
I'nnlt familv. Address \V 11. friMino nfilce.
PLEaSANT room with board (or two gentlemen,
or gentleman and wile, iu a private family. at
CCI W«-et Jacsira »t.
TH(i GENILK4IKN C«n tv acc- Uimudaied will.
)>uard and lodging, and a lew with day board.
or ln.inn *t
BOARD WANTED,
BciaKD— A dealrable room.'.r .room*, with lumr-l.
fur cwntleman god wlf. (will foroUh the room*
.r deiitedl. Moat bo la «r where
ther- -re. bat a few boarders. U-lWrei.
Twelfth and Tweoty-aecond*st*. Ad’lrose C, care
.itlfi Br»-s, A Co.. taa.Twenty-eeoad.at.
BOA Kl»-A getmomau wanta and tin tu a t ,h
prirata Utnllr. wilhln ten bb<k- of hlag
u-nat tunnel. Terms tn«*t be moderate. Address,
with term*. K R A. Trltnne vfflee.
BOAItD-Bitard and lotlgni*—By a lady, a fur
oialte-l room, with boaul, n r«h and »nl o',
•nd aithin ten minutes walk <<f bnh-n Pary. A
wid>tw vusnmi preferred; o that Uvea alone;
prompt parmen*. a Hr.. Triba—office.
BOAUO-By a young Uil» eiuntu)t-a dutioa tj.«
day. in a respectable family, in vicinity of Kigb
uwnth at. Sonin fide. Terra* to be moderate,
lie eiences furnished if required. Address A 123.
rlbon* offlen.
SEWING MACHINES.
BLEEs’ Nuijwl-aa, Link*mutiori. .*bat>l» Sewlny
siachloe*. It: West Twelfth st. J. H. LEUOM
CO.
WILLCUX.t MAtlillNW -oi
..l-.tW? w !»i«b n» _
WANTED TO EXCHANGE,
WT’ANTKD—Io exchange tor real e.«ute in the
It Burnt District, a stock ol first class drags.
*oey good* »hd groccrl* with store aiiJ lot. in one
if the be*l bUiinesv towns In Wisconsin;
wiiuM l«ar the difference, il miy, in money. This i*
a gi-nj chance for ndm class investment. Adilree*
K. K. |tVlV.l7i'»i.«l u.
rpo KXCUANOK—A housn ami lot in Jl.uart-ln.
X Ohio, lor city property In the burnt uistrici. m.
i.voraU- ietm»; house worth Addretv
JuaKPH N. IIKl i n t S. Minsn-il..*»!>
A.« l M>— M. «-XtUa.i«»* ltuua« «li- iut WII
»1 £il t »r. tor lot uoitU ul forlf-**- Ti?o:h n, and
*jtn( o ul> *«r.i. I'rlcf *.iV j V Sptlf to
V.i X.’j»OuVi»L L KY
\V —M
aM KD-Tliidit io tnki* charge u. a saepTn w
W country. Oo*l i>len*"ce prelerre-l. Addr»M
W p. FIIKBBS, S*»qM tl". 111.
nrANTKP— An effrt:li»w an-l first-elma truveUlne
W mlenmao by a H<»‘ton carpet house Adjim
with references P. f*. tloaton. Maw.
WANTKD-Balc*meo to aell good* by sample at
wholesale; liberal salary paid. Addreaa M.
BROWN A CO., Chicago, 111.
tI r AN’TKD—In a flret*cl«M silk and fcacy dry
IV aoodt bom**. So KswTork. aevtrsl good
men harlnsa Western acquaintance Ja Wisconsin.
lowa and Jliluofs. any ou losing (heir situation Vy
th* recent fire, this wUI be a good opportunity. A
tires* 8..*9i2, New York.
WANTED— Immediately— s lx flnt-elaas troak
makers. BttOOKS. BIDELMAN X CO. To
ledo. Uhlo, October id.
WANTED— TAILOR—* good situation for Bret,
cci colter and maker—No
-iinsL* m*» preferred. Address LOtJa COX U,
Galesburg. III*.
Ur ANTED—A first cltn moaldrr a* foreman In
foundry. with apod ref-iene*#. Jlar-h Mai r-.s
--i«p Manufacturing Company. Sie-iwof. HL
W.t WED —Oo<>o custom c«»«, pants aud v*»t
m ikers. Apply at Kolbnbanlt X Foreman’*,
73.1 Wabash arenne.
v V AN’TKD-A g-to-l,practical and otperinrirwl
l-ookkeeper; none without good cilr roferecaea
need apply 5 aalar/ not to exceed IHnu par *Q'*nm.
t-tdress. with references. G. C, COOK X CO.. 2W
Miehigan ar.
WANTKD-A young man who qmleretaoda the
tueitt business thoroughly. Inquire immediate
,y k More >56 West II .rnsou st, corner Foster.
WANTED— Mantis—Tbia jnoniiug by JAR. X
WM. McMILLAN. 10 stone masons and 12
bricklayet*. Iliginst wag»s glv-n an-J steady work*
Call at Tbroop st. between Adam* ai«i Monroe sts.
fTTAKTRiy-A boy to taksetreuf horse and do
VY chores for board at 143 Caluiurt av.
WfANTEU-lH) tirst-classcarreiiters at a<nilisast
T corner Twelfth and r*»al *t«
tir ANTED—Five shoemakers; c-ns’ant employ-
Vv metit. Call at No. 20 West Madison at. Ask
'rr J. S.
WANTED— If tho young man Fr»q»,*’ who
tendH tho td-cent sued at 193 Clark sr.. wants
i C o*l fi naf'P. h- will call at West 3la.Uson st..
■jai onUy nr Monday, from >0 t" I» a. w.
WnNTED— Men for Missouri and Arkansas, to
leave 10-tuelit; railroad and levee work. Apply
,1 |i>6 West Kandolpb st.. up >tsin.
W ANTED—A 2**"l ttavrillng agent in the paper
it hanging line, with good refo-rcces. C. mninnl
-alions to he addroxsod Letter Cox No. Ztyl.Sk.
Lmu*. M".
XT VTIVkK I’AGJS.
t\ HOI'NE A Lo.’>. 1 S3, and t:» No rib D*»plaioea
it.
U r ANTED—A first-claa* cutter, t-. g- to Mattoon,
IS! roml wage* paid; can h? found at tha
Gherman House from 9to 13 to-day. WaLTKH H.
DOUGLASM.
IIT'A.NTKD—A colori*t, to finish photographs In
v ink ami w:«(*r colors. A.l.trve*. slating terms,
-lc.. D. K. HALL, riiotographer, Lansing. Mich.
tood Uurse-ahner at 97ii West Lake
\\7 A.VtLD—Mou locking t->r employment local
<1 mol examine ••or nrw#ls.» egncnlmrai in\
pteueots. Si per day easily mode. Go*d men
.•anted. KIMBaLL* UO.. lit ttnl Mad a-n at
Room 12.
\\r\S l r ni -At lulled .*lat*e Marine at
VV Lake View, ;*n laborer*. 4 Carp.-nter*, stone
rnaions. 3 Mono rutl*r». andn bnck layers. f- W
DIt'KISOS. .-ntK.int-n.l-nt.
t\7ANtKU-l»or».aboer~l w«ut br»i«cnnw* lur
ner ami fitter, an I al-o good floor Qiiu, l>
J4S West L-ke at. O. WaRXDOUKF.
WANTED—in railroad laborer* and a-:«*tnill
vv hand*; go on to-day; Dee fore; no office too.
tpply to A. ANCKLL, 21 eat Kaiidoli h at.
WANTED— No. I emper on tght hatr*!*: also i>
pressmen In cotton seed oil mill, to go to Mem*
phi*. Apply at 63 North Jeffeisoust. A. B. PSN
ros.
tlTANTED—Plasterers. Nt tha corner V.uUarea
and Aberdeen ita.; come tin pared to go to
work.
VA ANTED—Good cook. al*<> mao to feedstock,
attend ohora*a, Ac. Man and wifo pr* 'Tfe-I.
App?y at .*Ol Wabush-ar. Short distance in thu
■••uintrv.
W A NTED—Foreman tor galvamr.qi iron conn.
w«>rk< Mu«« know how m cut. Ad.U'.ss
t.’ORNH'K WORKS.Tribune offir*.
t-.D A good stion* ti-«au«i*r to d-tve
lumber wagon at southeast c..rocr Twelfth and
fTsoftl-sfs.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
U 'ANTED-A lady trim write* nir-lr; trendy em
p|.i>mnt sinif.iiMd, G ok! reference re>
fnired. Address M.. Trihnn- office
lIfAN 1 M*-A sertaut to wash wo I iron, and a—
»t sist in g-necal house work. Apply, with refer l
tu*i-«. to in; West Adams st.
\\r A N IK1) A goon •irruisn win mr general ho DM*
r work. Inquire at SW Soiuh Htlt'ed st.
I\rAN 1 KD—Four girls and one boy in Glllet'a
Chemical Wcrks. 51 Lake at. Arpl> at 9a.m.
M.llsT.
Ur ANTED A thorough bo rdlogdionte cook of
experience, who c.m a|s.t sap rintend; ono
•tompatent will get a good situation at 4»9 Durusid*
-r Tweo'T.t.inrh.
WANTED A .-orepeteut gf't *o <la general bouse
wik, 0 rin-tn. Swwt, of American preferred.
'rpW St STw %Ve-l .Itekao.a’.
k AMKII-Ihree y.eet li.invrs ULLur.'UN
nitOS.. Micl'igio ar.. corner Jsck».on r
U' AN'i El*—This U io railroad lab -rora tor
>onthern Illinois: free tare; comoinr work;
ofiic~ (e-. Apply at 195 Wrat Randolph at., in tb«
nit)mi »r -hop.
WAN I c.l>.a gul to do the liou-«work in a •mall
family: oiu*t be a goo-l co->k. w-iaber, and
ironer. Apply at 45 ?<oatl» at.
\\TANTKD—A n rat-class cloak and drraa fitter.
Apply at 757 West Madison «t.
TIfANfKD—A p'M>d Swedish. Norwegian, or G-*r
V man ci>l for genenl housework. Apply ifflow*
Itat tr 9* A»hNnd *v.
Vi' ANTED—A br.|.cu»9 co-k at No. 193 Urac
*i Madison st. Applr at once.
U- ANTED -A g:rl f--r kitchen work; also a boy to
tmd fios. at 2Si Michigan av.
ANTED A girl to do general homework fora
*v family of throe prsous. Inquire at Room I, 537
\Ynh-isii at.
Ia NTED—A good dress maker to gn id tbe cnon
try. Apply to M vYHUN. U VLY A CO.. Michi
gan «v.. hM*»*n M-nr<»* and Adam* »t».
\\*ASTKD-<Jitl to cook, w»»U Ml true tl 129
Thn«-p »tM t. S»Ml*h pn*'»*rf<*«l
U' AMMi-At JS I wrnty.ftitii »i. t cook,
one uli- c«iniprtvn( to uko cLarg* of tb«
rooking fur t*rg» twwiiy.
SITUATIONS WANTED* 91 ALE.
OILMTIO.N UA,STCU-By a jnnn« man of**.
O pf-rieiiC-*. In eood* ami aroecrl««
.•Itr nr country. A’blrexf?. D. H Trlbnne office.
V\ XNTED-By a man ami wife:
Ow mau m» cook or i—coii'l work; man to do
ch<>re* for hi« bo.ru, loan A oiTtcan family. }*iay
unlit tlio Jut of April. AddrrS* JC. Tribuno office.
Situation’ wasted—.*■ wood tum-r in aii
tied* of ancy turuin* and bedstead turning, by
young man who lest hi* situation at the fife in
Hhicsß*. Address V. WHITNEY, Caro of Be*.
Thomas Leo, Union Bethel, Public Landing, Clncln*
mill. 0.
SITUATION WANTED— By a competent
□inn to take charge of ami superintend
i.iilMii.c: hay* hnd.loyearn*experience; eau attend
I.> ntiv number of rorn. Kefureuco siren. Address
C.MSPEN fKK, Tribun-office.
SITI’AI'DtN V'ANTED—To Contractors—A re
sponsible and compel* nt man wishes a sit nation
»o owrsee a gtng oworkmen during the winter. la
not afraid t*> work. Rr erenees furnished if nquiped.
\ddn-M H, J. D.. B-x vfiu, Champaign. Ills.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEM ALE
oHUATDIS WASTED—To do general housework
C* nr second work. Ape rat 109 Mifrh-U «t.
SITUATION WASTED—By a first class cook,
w*.her, amt irooer. So objectiou to the country.
*..r 3,| ii’« fJCPtHri*. V
MISCELLANEOUS.
\N exr**ri-nre*i bnsioesa non, with some cpllal,
wishes to bur an interest in an e*lal*l)*hed i.nsi
ne«s. or would join party who bad a good bosl&vas
i>efure the fire and is about to resume It. Address,
wirn real name, stating the kind of Imaines* and
amount of capital required. and where an Interview
mav U* had. A R.MSTUONU, Tribune office.
B\NK CHtKJEK FOR .-ALB—Also mr doable
linck b"us*. suitable for a bank, or wilt taka
•tint in anv c<od bank for the satns. OLIVER
BEdLY. 410. Uarpenter-st.
Divorces legally obtained foe de
sertiou, cruelty, Ac. Fes after decree. Eight
years’eXp-fi-nct*. A-hlo-s* Past Office H«7.
Ufc.'lT IBi-br. M. C. Dyer nas opened liU
office at hi'residence. tlxt Waliaah where
will i*o happy to Ins old customers and irtends.
I SHOULD like to purchase *orn and wheat on
commission for a responsible tarty. I bar*
sioraga l«»r s»n,W*l bushels, and can give the best of
reference and secnrtty for fidelity nod ability. U.
fiUAFEIt, Led*. Iroquois County, lit.
rp.t X CERTIFICATES—Persons dealruos of taking
X up t*x curtlficntes from me. may do so by calling
in person or addressing me. Nt present, at 15 Grove,
land Park, near Chicago University. JOHN FOE*
SYTiIK.
ffAO THE NEEDY—Any goini girl fruu. lito 2tl
A, ye.trs oid. anom >r need a good home with kind
neiid* in medium circnmsUucc*. where she wilt bo
received aa a member of the family fur the winter or
■••nscr, may le«n» fall particular* br addresalog A.
F. P.. Springfield. Mas*., P. 0. boxs.‘7.
\l* A Vltu— By a juuiu U.II Mluim* Had aeVrral
IT years experience aa a cuairactor and (milder,
md wtio ran furnish a few thousand dollars ro»dy
cash, an ioternt with a builder of established repn
ation in Chicago, wiio Can command a g.,««1 rqn of
work. Best of i defence* given and required. Ad
■lress, for uno week, CLEVELAND, Michigan Ave
nu- Hotel.
WA XTED—A Q owner for a trunk belonging to O.
P. Abbercronibie. The owner r«n tiav« it by
oiling st 7!*2 -ouih Clark at., uf at Florence Dono*
v*n*s. No. 161 Canalpon »r.
ANTED—To purchase. In Urge or small quan
title*, old iron, and brass; also tw
•econd'bNUit platform sc..le», for which wl llpay I h
histwt ca*U pc ice*. Market at., between Randolph
am*S Wwlliliigtoo st«.
\TTaN jaD-i<w t<*Da of old Iron; the highest mar*
k e (,rici paid. Apply at till atalo at, M.
•I KT r. tt A C».
A MED— Uan paid lor allde*eri|.tiotiaof
w*iche«. old gold, silver, gold dust, jewelry,
elate, lurnitore. oeddiug, dry good*, funs, pistols,
md all g-o-l* of rain-. J. C. BARTLETT, Fawn*
fr.-ker. 54 West Lake at., near Cartel.
f IT ANTt D-Arr attorney In the Country having a
IT ci*p» of the Illinois Hep-.rt*. »nd wishing to
•ll*po«e of the name. addreM f. kS. Tribune ogee.
U* AN I Kl>—A gnoo second-hand piano. Price Dot
to exceed 4i3n; nleoa good centra fire breech
loading detiidr-b-iffrlled shot goo. Address, SHUT
■•UN. care Tribone office.
,»f r. UaVE constant inquiries fur bod ee, offices
,V\ and room* to rent, mure than we can supply.
Owners w ill do w«-U to lease a deecripttoa, Ac., with
na. >l. 4. IA» KKVirK A A? Siail. C.nal at.
WANTED TO»R£KT-
WANTED-IO UEST-Sves taraltlied rooms on
tbe'Veit ?idr. for geotb muu and lady, in a
drat el»«* neishborimo J. terms most bj tuoierale
tdrtrea Mr. K. 1... Trit'ir'e office.
\TTANTkiI-To bent—A store for wbolea,le bna|.
TT nrp». or i»»l to erect temporary Loildings on
A-.isi .oor in burnt district. Addioas O, Tribune
■ffic-.
k \fANVAI4 to KENT—A lurumm.ailtfd sala ~f
I* appruVvu maku. Address Vf M, Tribune of*
WA.vir.U-iu Bout—a iMwuicutut 3d tiruii Buor
on M eat Side, east of Ualsted at. Address XL*
l.INOI? 6 fAATS 2UTUNO CO.
\\T ANTED -Tm Bent—A (taall Uoaie, 7or 5 routns,
t tarnished or unlarnlabed. north ui 3-et at. Ad*
slating terms and locaiion. OEO. P. SMITH.
■Ja»hier L«<ai Freight ofßce. I. C. H. H.
tI’ANTED To t»eot—Threw orf.iur pUinlr fqr*
it oistied roams, wiihiu twenty mlaum* walk of
rrlbune oUce, Ojr gcntlemm. wife, and iwachltd
m. Address L, Upvralur, VVcslefQ union Telegraph*
•fflee.
k\7 ANTED— »o KENT—Lou of good depth In tha
burnt di-urlci. for term ol years; also boa*e«
>hil sore* in the West Division. 11. C. 4IOKKY*
si Estate Broker and Notary Public, (M West
dadison st.
t'ANTED-To rent—A famished house of ITor
I.S room*, for a prompt raying t'lmnt. SNY*
HKR tr Keal Estate Agents. 9 xmili Halsbuf st.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS!
LiUdIt’LETE outfit or lumnure lor raediotn-*i*«J
f ii'-h-e, will lm soid reasonably u.r c tsh luqtrire
W. J. F.>ULK.NKK, Ih Eldrtd.e court, or c-in r
,i*e ar. and DoQglaM plnr
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