r f I CHICAGO POLITICS. |he Cuioii Tire-Proof Ticket Re ceiving the Approval of All I.'ootl Citizens. Announcements of Meetings to bo Held This end To-Mor- row Evenings. ionoinding Proceedings cf the Bum- mer Conventions, Tiie Original SomlnMlam Revised, but Sut Improved. Holden .Vl>out !hc Only Candi date I-cU ol die First Hay’s flr.tch. Sights, Scenes, Incidents, end Speeches of the Meetings. UKION FIBB-PBOOF TICKET, OnndfdAtM* MeeUag. A m*v*Ucc of the crndldfito* on ih® Union Flrc- Pnvif ticket and the Campion Committee was hold U Haas Powell’s Hall, lb® Fire-Proof Headquar l ten*, yesterday forenoon, forth® purpose of perfect ing the campaign organisation, and to adopt finch mca-ure? w 5 {•coined in h* requisite In order to make the contest *horf. sharp, and dccWT®. The attend, price wa« large, and the rcports from the various '>irts of the city and county were of singular nna (n'.aj'.ty npanlinc the enthusiastic Approval with *fvlilc:i the people of all pfirlio* regard the Fire-Proof mmlnatiocr. This Is especially true In the outside ouaty towns, where the prospect of hasing Chicago »d Cook County covorni’d by tho men on the Union* cket U hailed with great aMI-faclion. The utmost aarsnony and spirit of zeslour cn-operatlou seemed to “prevail lu the meeting, which was mainly occupied in the transection of business relating to the details of IV campaign. 1 A meeting cf IV Executive Committees la tho ■various wflrdr, appolctid by the Onion Fire-Proof I t.’anip.tiun Committee, was held at the headquarters, I ta Haas Powell's Hall, yes erday afternoon. Up -ward® of one hundred of the gentlemen named In the liri nubUtheo in yesterday’s Tamcsr. were pres ent, each prepared to do his utmost toward the suc cess of the ticket, and expressing the heartiest interestthcrtla. TV meeting was called to order bj N. T, Qaasetic, riiainaan of thc Campaign Comraltteo, who, In a few wcll-cho*€u remnrJcs. eujgcaled a general plan of >n>c.-jnre in tbc rarlona warda. netting forth the. a?c*.*aaity of active, realona effort tJario? the next sixciiv*. He onnounced that naturalization capers would V ;f*ucd pratulloualy at the offica of the Ctcrk of the (Trcr.it Oonrt. .After the transaction ofhDPlneM relatin'? to the minor detail* of the campaign. Uio meeting ad' AnaoitaMimonfa, of tin; citizens of tbs Fifteenth Ward Jrllb-.* held this evening at SchoontnanV Hall, comer |»f and Carroll rlroel*. Pirabclaas speakers ■*l! pro»cnt the important subjects pf the campaign, .jttht-re he a l&rpf. a-tendance. —A meeting "snll also bo held, this orcnlnj, at StreliK.T’<, at the comer or Milwaukee avomtoand :1» street. C.ood tpeskers will be pmtont. —Here will he meeting of the citizens of the iSreenib Ward, This evening, corner of Webster iTumesr.d Lsrrnl'fo street. Prominent candidates 3d the Union Fire-Proof ticket will be present and speak. Tlierc should be a rotting turnout —The citizens of the Tenth Ward will meet to* jorrmc evening r.t HasaA PowoU’a Hall, on Madison »tre-t. soar CorU t:r»-el. for the pm pose of ratifying the nominations on tho Union Fire Proof ticket. Able and intrrvettcjj speaker* will be present and tddi''** the msctJnp. —A meeting of citizens of the Strtecutli Ward will bchcMo-i Saturday evening nert, at Fola’s IXall, .am®r of >*ortb avenue and fcirrsbso etroec. j THE FIRST BUMMERS, yiornlnar Kcwlod. Thu Hr-raocrutic .Sorehead Cootemion enme to or i-r »t Ifrss o'clock yiUerJsymomikg, Judge Atwood ia chair. A motion ww> made to lake a rcoea*; but, owing to he ofr. quorum. no action tna taken npoalL At 11:45 a quorum was declared. The convention then proceeded to nomlncto two -’■omtnl-slorers for tbo North Hide. >L-- Wilder nominated James Kunls. hot Mr. Ennla taccbilly declined. He nominated Mr. Gustavos rro>t,**Ha hcm»m:»le man.*’ Mr. Charlea Donohy ♦a-tol*o nominated. Tlie two scstlcmcn were nominated by a rtra pocc *ote. ilr, O’Leary nominated Thomas Ilcalr for ona of the two CVnmuls-ior.urs lor the West Side, and tmlo *>->ed him. Mr. Welker nominated Thomas K. Coart- i'’T. Mr. Jemo« Lyn:h, “an old standard-bearer of -mocr;iCT," wro nominated. Mr. Daniel Haley. a Democrat who w« requested to stand on hla bottom,” was nominated. XJolonel Snow-hook was Aid rman Montgomery nominated Mlflia-'l Kocley. Mr. Crowley nominated Mr. Caner .1. narrifon, which noralnattan was not received. Ur. Timothy u’Coanell was nominated. 1 The Fomt-ecih Ward withdrew from ;b»* c»>nvoatlou. ilnrt ballot for the nomination of Commissioner thus: Number of votes«a*t. 119; necessary o« choice. 57. James Lynch. 97: Ml« Mel Kcelcy, contmev, 23 :J. Ilcaly, 14; D. Ilalcv, 23. *--cor.d formal ballot resulted as follows: Mnm votes cast. 125; nec-!«-jury to a choice, 63. Courtney, l(V.: Lynch. 11; i). llntey.t). The nomination of Cunrtuey was made unaul convention then proceeded to nominate a wcond Commissioner. Mr S. D- Taylor wa* nomint'ed on the croand that ae American ought to be placed on the ticket. An Informal ballot having wasted more time, a ocond Italic! resulted ibaaj Number of votes cast, •9V5 to a cbolcc.62. Taylor,*S3; Lynch, 68. **Mr. James Lynch was accordingly declared nom -1 dflcmU.p from the North Side wentlnfor the nruiinfition" of the North Sloe Supervisor. Law- Kecnodv was nominatcdlby a rim roct Toto. The convention proceeded to cooiaate a Town Collector for the SenthTown. Mr W Wilder nominated Anton Berg. Michael was* a!?o nominated, but withdrew. Mr. Cara \a riu-hmo was nominated. “The ballot resulted as f.llowa: Whole number o! vote**, 41 necessary to a choice. 21; Dlohmc, 14; "convex Vor. proceeded to nominate a Town «i.*rk for the We*t Division. Mr. J. C. K’oln waa rf minted, end declared by acclamation the ttuaal tzi* choice of the convention. Ur. Cany moved the nomination made on the pro* T'nai dav be reconsidered. Ur. Young.thenomUico,wished hla frlcndslore- OTt A defogau7°dcUcatoly Buggeeled that he might 'xi-L to resign. Ur Votin'* did not want to resign, and said so. The motion of Mr. flirty prevailed. Ueif-rs. Henrv Pul er and W. 11. Young were then nominated. Cs'rston plojiine was nominated. 11 DcriD** the election of the Commissioner* a delega tion front the ttepabUcan Convention, bringing an invitation to meet that body in joint session InUicc A laekson's Hall *oon after 8 o’clock, to strengthen Tad protect tlu-ir joint Uck-t. came In. The invitation was accepted, and the convention cflntl»ned *o ballot for a Commissioner for tho South ft tij,. Ufet ballot woul i have elected Mr. Foliar, w that more vote* were cast than the convention vir'entitic i to. The second ballot save no choice. ~c third ballot n.-t!iu-d thui: iw; necessary to a choice, «G; Dlohmc, Fuller. lb: Young, 4S. ’iuhis juncture Mr. Young retired with a wave ol .1 hand- Ur Jlohiot* was then nominated- Mr l H Gaskins asserted that Mr. Tree folt him -5 in-nit*-d by the nomination for Circuit Jndgo b* ,c convention. He moved to rwmldcr the nomi If. wouldreadan editorial fromthe Tima l °Tllc motion was laid ca th* table. M- lrenr.an said »hat tba committee who bad jx-en !*nn intcd to wait upon Mr. Tree had not found nl ij,. uirvL‘d :hc appointment of another com tjfiVe v> bri-jg Mr. Tree before the convention. If -VariioiHo The motion was agreed to. end the i niir .ij'P»»jai«d a* each committeeMeaere. bllvor -in. Kirhli.-rg. cud Gvk'ns- _ r On moi ion. the Central Committee was aothortzod fill Vfcct. m ra«-eaßX‘ca»dl«iates should reMgn. -Tliv '•niiv'jutirn'then adjourned, to meet in the same '■L'scc 2 o ejock. Afternoon Ifewleo. Convention came to order at 2 ♦‘clock. s>urauani to. adjournment. Judge Atwood In Ibcrlu.i*. s Tl e coirnntirte appointed to trap on Mr. Lambert -Tr< e,rej.or; ;d having ncvivedUie fallowingoommtuJ -c:iU«w. ffon -I- J x -V-OOd- CftoL'men? >m:l nWne by the morning papers of this date that I haw U*.,-n nominated by a convention, over «Inchhad tb«* honor to preside, for the offlee of .jadg»-* n f Clrcnlt Coart. Inasmuch aj lam co-op- "iendlo2 Of which (he us me ol Mr. Tuley was wjthdxawnaad Mr. At «ood unanimously c.bo-on. Tlir convention then adjoined for conference with (he Kepublican Contention. lurldeal*. t m on rf the Incident- of the Democratic convention m «v I* mentioned the following, not only as an in tance of the disinterestedness of the dalecUee, bat to ehow the kindly recline e amopK »*ms itnriu" tho somewhat c idled d&ctwslon which oc* r.ineil rtuuushout Tuesday pwoni trio ofi»ce*«*ockrrs having maliciously termed the a disputable rummw) there was ono young S,bo brnnaishM a whip. Ho was mnch oretted— T?;* condirlon briust doubUc** duo to political enthn* ,e reports that: be was drnnk being. of *SSb. circulated by the Ul-mOored, P?*om above 'Si to. This young man wore a looU that would '‘‘“"j.rnc credit to do-* Coburn or otner ornamental Ambers of the fraternity. HU long conUnned VtSeC Freud." Liar,” ThW.” and other ponlls lilt morr ouallHed cxoloilvee, lodaood the Chairman "SG* r him to tit down. He wo aid not set down, by ■fd Ho would B tand. by O-t, m Ion? as he by G—d, and If. the Chair ftotorfemd lick the C-d d-ci Chair. 71*0 Chair, thus nd sn-ffesti*dthiitelUier the erolted delegate the ’»rr-ldln**ofljt>rr muM leave Us room. The £e«emit*n. in its nadrmonoUatiue tw, l*urtloa the Zv" oo*t*«iwh oe»*ws*£4. U* Gminam found the delccato to waiting. HU oyoi betokened a greater excitement than over; and_ ms atutniiu. coopted with his dclermlnsltoa U> anmnt late the d—-d Chair. certainly Inspired tho latter learned gentleman with uncomfortable fooling*. M this juncture the rotund form of Mr. Jerry Donovan was observed elbowing 1U way through tho crowd, and the beaming face of Its owner wm obwnfod be neath blit elonch hal. Mr. Donovan said by G—--d he'd not stand by and see the Chairman liclcnd. and proffered hie valuable services a« an escort. If Judge Atwood would accent. The Judge said he was not afraid, and thanked Mr. Donovan, bnt Jerry, acquaint* od with the instincts of the excited person, Instated on accompanying the Judge for several blocks, re gardless of the rain which was pouring in torrents. Yesterday, probably owing to a auggestjon from Mr Donovan, the excited dmecale, clothed and in hisricht mind, rnefolly apologized, saying: ‘‘bay. you're a br.ck, by G—d, ana Ina which was aaUMaclory. THE SECOND BDUUSB3. Morning llculon. The Republican Sorehead Convention had adjourn ed till 10 yesterday morning, bid the delegate* came In slowly, being greatly depressed and saddened when they reflected on what they had done on the preceding day, and It was not called to order by K. K.Joum until long after tho appointed hour had ar rfced, and even then the meeting waa rather thin After they were called to order, nothing worth men tioning happened for several mionlea, U iSnorel £S5m hnfi jo JLtne ulked myaterloaaly to U Th«'“uiinlr Invited the deleg»tM to Into thrao or fonr dtnlra ird lit down, for they Irad a pavo ra.pon "'air'StolwSSL it waa evident that Ira W. Basil bed withdrawn. Had tho Sccrotarj heard tromhlmf that Mr. Eaell's name bo dropped, and U wot so ordered. jjujott Anthony and J. A. Jameson were pat In n °£i3n said Mr. Anthony would accept. Daniel Worthington said they would have to revise the nomination* medo on the preceding nay, sad ha moved a committee of one from each ward and one from ihetownabe appointed to meet a Democratic Committee to revise the ticket to the satisfaction of all aides. If they did not, they could not succeed. The convention became so demoralized, that men were put on who would not answer. “Major rhelpa said the same question was voted down on Monday. Tho convention was In a differ ent temper from the preceding day, and they could do their revision without a committee. He moved to lay the motion on the (able. It was laid on the table. K. K. Jones was tired of bearing about the parity ofthe other ticket, and when he had time he would go throngh it, like lightning through a gooseberry bush. Aid. Walsh said no man had bummed around more in the wards than Judge Jatne«on. A ballot waa had, resu.tiug—Anthony, 12H; Jame son, 46, It was announced that the Democratic Convention waa In session wlthdut a quorum, and all delegates to it who happened to bo in toe room would please co whore they wore wanted. Cbas. H. Ham bald tho convention had been acting to vindicate the right oftbc people to select its own candidates. It was desirable that the convention should put up a ticket that would succeed. The Star-Chamber ticket represented few men, but much money, and a desperate effort wou'd be made to carry U, To defeat It they most have men who coaid back their ticket with money, bo should withdraw bis name, bnt he should do nil ho could to win victory for the ticket, be was not able to support it with money, hut he would work for it. Ordinarily he was opposed to spending money, but in euca a crisis they mast use it, lor if the other side woa. their rights were gone, and they would never have another con vention. The other ticket represented another Tara any, and if successful it would steal millions, Ha withdrew his name for the sake of harmony, and to get a man who was stronger. He thanked them for bis nomination and then praised Honcry Grecncbjam, whom ho h.id beaten only throngh per oaal friendship. His motives in running for offices wore as pure as those of any man and If elected would have turned over all Interest on to tho city, and he'was sore any good mvn potdD the ticket would have done it. lr.AO.tge was at the bottom of tho Star-Chamber arrangement, if they wanted to win. they must not put Gage ou, or they gave up the whole fight. Mr. Enrenbacker said a Seventeenth Ward dele, gate, who had re«n Mr. Oreenobaum, Bud he would not serve, haring two banka to look after. He moved, however, that a committee calljon Mr. Greeaobaom, and see if he would not accept. On motion of “Major** J’oelps, the of Mr. Mam wap acccp-ed. The Chair paid they ought to thank Mr. Ham for hie mflcu«n!mi(y. M llhjor-” Phelps paid bo understood Mr. Orocno harm bad peretnpioiilr declined, and would uoi eervo. He would tberowre, oppose ponding a com mit u.-c to him. and nominate Sam. Nickerson. Pruei dent of the First National, who had none of Gage’s money. P. J). Garland said Mr. Groenebaom had .told him ho would no: accept. Chae. Holland eulogized Mr. Nlckeraon. Aid- SValah Dominated Darld A. Gago. [“Mo,** no," h|p op end howle.] It was thclrduty to delllt emte calmly. While that corrupt combination was acfliurUi'cm, If another candidate was elected, sc rfoop cmbamippmout would follow, lie objected to the election of the SUr-Cliarabcr ticket as a whole, j but If they elected lioldcn, there would bo a cum- Side death on Gjge. ilc doubted their ability to ont him. and thought it wi*e to nominate him, I'.. 31. Muuii Loped Mr. Gage's name would be with dr.iv.u- -11l fare* tbs land to hastening ilia a pray. W hero wealth accumulate* ami Gaga has sway. They had met to repudiate the flur-Cliamherand not vndoiH! it. A& for himself, bo had no money to *]H?nd. hat bo would work, lie had rjlher dio with lii„ iriendt* than live with hie enemies. Mr. llr.ll nciiiinatod Frij>ort the ticket. K. K. Jones paid the convention wanted a drst-rato ticket, and br moved a cormntUoe bo nppolnlod to confer with ali tho candidates and what they had to ray about things. If any candidate was objected to.they sloobllicnr from him shout U. Ifo know -ov ers! dclegatesswho wanted some candidates to vrith dren. Major** rl.elprt moved a# a substitute. that tho convention proceed to revise tho ticket, life wan op poi-od to some candidates, and cotld slate bit objac linns there. If men would nor resign, they must put thorn oil. Ho wanted Otto lUrtung to withdraw. No,'* Yes."! Ho had bevn engaged In revenue case* In which Mr. Hannne wan concerned, nnd an?* pelted that he withdraw before farther disclosures neromadc- Jobn A. Nelson said tho la«t speaker had rai sod his blood In his lodines. He would support the Slckot with exceptions. They bad traitors anion; them. In the Committee on Division. Mijor” Phelps had al ways voted with the Democrat*, and should be put out. He should not lie listened to. They had better disrobe if they bad not good faithful men. Gen. Mann thought they had better tiaisb tlialr nominations before revising. All the motions were withdrawn. The convention then proceeded to nominate town °p“"; Decker waa nominated foe North' Side Col lector. A ballot was had for West Side Collector* Wanking. McGrath, *0; Lawlor, 1. _ The next office was West Side Supervisor. Several candidates were pot in nomination. Daniel Worthington marvelled that so many Ger mans wanted office. and Imped that Americana had some fllgbtabow for place?. Much gesticulation and howling ensued. Mr. Worthington continued his Interesting re mark*. showing how the Germans had secured every tbln£, and the ticket was becoming a fraud and a German defended his nationality, and bcid thev onlv wanted tbelr share. Aid. Waleh deprecated all lho*o allusions. The. Chair pounded a table with a large stick, and exhorted delegates to bo gentlemen. Aid. Walrb talked eome more. A dark-balred delegate got very sarf, and shook his fist at Mr. Worthington. A ballot was had resulting in the nomination of Joseph lane. Since the way in which the vote vros taken wa* not satisfactory, another ballot was had, resulting—Lod inc, 39; Lane. 26; Wayman, 15. Mr. Lane electioneered wildly Another ballot was had. recalling, Lodlng, Sa; Lane, 95; Wayman. 19. Mr. Lane electioneered somo more. Atiolbcr ballot was had, resulting, Lodlug, 19. Yonng Vocxe wanted the candidates put out- They were disturbing the peace. Mr. Lane electioneered some more. _ Another ballot was had, resulting, Wayman, 01* the nrogreaaof tho last ballot Mr- Lane gradually edged toward tho door, and when the re fcoltwas announced.disappeared through it, evident ly having lost faith in the people, and the wisdomof the convention. ballot was had for South Side Supervisor, result ipV d. D. Garland, 49: U- D. King, 6. Mr. Garland rammed thanka, Tte Chair announced that Sam Nickerson would not serve as City Tnajnrer,tnd if the convention were not more orderly, bo did not blame.him. A ballot was had fnr North Side Town Clerk, re suiting. Sanders*#. M; Vockc, 140. Tbe convention became thinner and thinner with every tKKnlnatloo. A ballot was had for South Side Town Clerk, re tulting, S. W. King, 35; George A. Glasansr. 24; were made, eletllngMr. Olassner. The Chair again atmonneed that Mr, Nickerson would not serve ns City Treasurer. General Mann moved to adjourn till 4 o clock. Tbe motion was lost. _ B M Mncn nominated K. K-Jones foe City Trash ier, and he was nominated by acclamation. Mr. Jones raid bo would not run on the ticket as It stood, nor unices it was to be revised. He could tpend no money, for tbe Arc hadgone JJ"}« and he did not want to run and bcbcalon. U elected, be would take care of tho city* fhudAj according to Utt. and would make no pledges. Public opinion had compelled Mr. Gage to act against the law. At present the speaker would take a good office, for he was poor. Mr. Nickerson did not accept, because the ticket was so heavily loaded that he felt he would be beaten. When the convention bad pruned the ticket, Mr done* would accept, though he hardly thought he omrht to. Tbe only smug about *ho other ticket was an odor of sanctity, high sblri-colltre, and «spc?ta bllitv- but he could show it was a corrupt ring. ••Malor" Pheln* wanted to begin the revision, and moved to reconsider the vote by which Otto Hartung tvasncmlniucd. _ It was asked what the objection to him was. Aid. Bttsso wanted the name off. since he knew Mr. Onnd would bo a strong candidate. If Mr. Gnnd were nominated, Mr. Itehm would not work Gonnan delegate* aiarted to leave. There was much confusion. It was staled that Gund would not get an Irl*h vole. jlo It ffu asked whether ft qeonim was present. Aid. Clarke moved Iho previous question. »nd l Thc molion*to take off Mr. Hftrtong was carried. Other dekg *te* left. Several men talked and raved.. Fred Onnd and Otto llaiiusg were nominated. A ballot was bad; resulting—43nnd, IBS, Bd the time tbc vole wa*announced, half the dele *ftOn tncrUor, the convection adjourned till 2 o'clock, alter appointing Meters. Strong. Holland.!aad Cogel a committee to Inrite the Domocratlc Convention to meet and confer with them in the afternoon. Mr. Joooe. the Chairman of (ho Convention, did not object to the nomination of Colonel Ezra Taylor, for County Commlaeioaer, bat to that oCJE. 8. Taylor, of Eraneton. Afternoon RrMlon. The convention rearacmblod at t o’cloak, just la time to atop a mild free fl»ht which was coins on la the rear of the ball, between the two wings uf the German clement. The Chair enquired pathetically after bis overcoat, reach hlsjnatcial bench than old ones. lIU inten tions were all right whatever bis performances might he. There must be political parties, for Jefferson hi.d told them so. ana »s big men as Jefferson had re-echoed it over since: but la view of the fire sod the action of'the Central Committees, could not they I nniteand elect theirtlcket? Growing atitohlognphi cel, bo said ho was born in the valley of tbo Cham- 1 {ilaln, mcnl oned in Hceohor’a novel of Norwood i>r ila beautiful scenenr. lie was a Democrat there, though there was nohope of office. lie was also one jn VVI-cvnsln. HU lad Presidents! vote was for 1 Douglas. He would notjvoui for McClellan, though be bad slept iwsldc him on (be same blanket, under tbe canopy of heaven, lie had f Mat the same sideboard with beymour for a month, but had not voted for bln. During the speech of Judge Atwood tbo forms of Aldermen Walsh and Holden were aeon struggling through ILc crowd around ihe door, and taking their Bland by the wall, endeavoring, by load conversation, to attract attention. TLchs efforts wore too feeble, for everyone rise wa* engaged In a precisely t-lmiUr occupation. Mr. C. C. I*. Holden, determined that an opportunity for beingcailed upon to make a speech Bhonld ccr eluiy not oe thrown away, mounted a chair, holding hi* hat In hi* hand, and presemlng a very conspicuous object. When the sneaker eaid a good thing it woa iced that Hr. Holden's applanae was the fonges* and tils iangh the loudest. When no othcropportar.ily offered, he called out to his beneb man, Mr. \Val»b, mull, when the speaker eonclndod, his success was pron< unced, and be was called upon for Ll* speech, and made it. Mr. Phelps, of vho Committee ou RooCtaUona, re poneda soiles of rcso ntions. Tbe preamble eel forth the assumed violation of trust by tbe Central Committees; that the two com mittees had in a dictatorial manner uotntented candi date*. being created only by selfish greed and per total friendship; also that they b«dnaan Bnren street. N. S. Cobbing. No. 145 State street. Harry Byrne. J«o. 301 Washington street. Geo. O. Qarnsey, Franklin, between Madison and Washington street*. __ Uenrr Howen. No. 2.15 Wabaah avenue. A. S. Matson. Nos. 114 and U6 South Water street. Wm. Wood. Noe. 163, 167, 159, 179. 181. and 133 South Water street, and 13 and 11 LaSalle street. H. W. Durant, No. U Michigan avenue. Geo. Manletre, Noe. 131 and 1® Dearborn street. Muilln Keller, southwest cornet ol Sherman and Vasßuren Blreet*. 88. F. Qolmby, north side of Congress street, be tween Wabash and Michigan avenues. Hamburg and Bremen Fire Insurance Company* The bnsinc** public will be glad to learn that our well-known bankcr.Heury Greenebaum.'Esq-.h.s'bcoQ appointed Manager for this city of the Hamburg and Bremen Fire Insurance Company. The Company has a capital of fKMXW.OCO. and our city ia indebted to tho high position and animated credit of Mr. Grccncbanm among the capitalist* of Europe for the location of a standard German company among ns with a capital of such immense proportion*. The active competition It will offer to EnßlUh and American companies will te a matter of ereat importance to our bostnoM panne. Ae a specimen of the rapidity with which such traus actfons arc consummated, we mention that tbs who.e •thin? was accomplished by cable in forty-ckrhthours. Jlr tSrecuohaum has associated with him Mr. Simon Flonbelm, one of the beat Insurance men In the clty. Tits office of the company I* No. 20 North canal street between Lake and Randolph streets. Roddln«fc Hamilton n*Tin« unbounded filth In Chicago, we arc deter mined to remain with the friend# who have always j rc ted os #o kindly, and shall rcfumc bmlaeM at the comer of State and Twentieth street*, opposite Field, Letter 4 Co*#, about SoTcmberSrt. Having loetonr ontiro stock in the late fire, ttc shall ham no old good* to offer. Through our connection ith the WT best Kastam and European houses, wo shall be solo to ©ser Inducement# equal to any tons. ra Atdferica. We sincere thank pur friends and the public for their HttUShr tod encoartgolttlnt and shall strive room than ever before to merit their commendation and patronage. KODDIN 4 DAJULTOM, Jeweller, and £luer»mlthp, comer State arid Twentieth atroet., Boota and Sheet. At O. S. Richardson A Co.'s, No. M West Randolph eircet, men’s and boys’ kip and entirely by hand. They have In slock a foil Un« of Slvra Si** which they arc selling at the same rates as before the fire. married. ssfilpsiiss inrt Bl}« KlMloM.Smith. ro J blc o „~s v,« KNitw-KINSBY—At the Tabernacle Church. s»«w Tori? by William*. tibMl-w Brtdserwrt. Conn., toMUa h. Amelia Llim«-y, ter of Detective lioraco A. Ktauey. of Chicago. ao Conn-. r*P*rs CO T m eb. MAYKAHD—Oo Tuesday erenlor, Oct. 31, Sophie, yonpeietrtftnthterof JohnaodduUaUwoard. Funeral from re-Msncr. 75 South Saakaman »L, oa Friday. Kpv. j, at l o'clock p. m. V nanda of the family imnrllDi] to stUnit. _ _. f t:LLIS~At hapa OUy. Cal.. Oct. 53, Anna. wlfeof WUHau Kills, or tTilraeo. yvars. 4 Ymwrat bora tala r*a»rt«»oo. J* Aberdeen at.. Them* day. Not. 2, at 9JOa. m. M*w York and Montreal pa* Vo*. 1. Mary 8.. belored wlf* ef John P Odell, aaed t3 years and months. Funeral iron, tho rtsi-ivocr of her falbor. T. H* Pni«t, K*4 m Ns, 162 South Prorla "l ,at M clock, ou t'rplsr morning. Eastern papers please e*py. ABMOCIt—On the im tuei., KaaCT. «l** «f Tho*. from family rHtl.Wfie*. SA7 Koltoa st.. FrUar, •I ll o’clock a. ta. rrleola aia fMpectfßlly invited'. WASTED TO EXCHANGE. mo KXOtIANOK-Son* Er«l -claM loaide vrsWooca I amoerty for nentrraH. or prepyrtr alone Ibo Lake fnnih 3a*. P. A. XlilOV-’fi, Brat letnte Atfee*. boom t>*, a «v AMUSEMENTS-^ Star Lecture Bourse. MIOHIO\N-AV. itAPTUT CHURCH, near Twenty (bird eu On ilonday oy-ame. .Sot.S, Rev. Roh t Gollycp will deliver an rnilrrlr lector*. nr.-p*rod expreealy for thie occa-ioii, entiiied “Our Loss aud Our &aiu.” Reward itrereti Hale, Not. 13. Jvhn lief. Nor. 50. Keith Waldo Etu*rM>a, Nat. 77, Her. John LorJ, Ll .l). hw. 4. Elizabeth Uadr Slaniun, Dac. !l. Mark Twnln, Deo. IS. Ooum Ticket, with re**rr*t seat fbr MTen Laoturet, ibr tale at BUm A >l»»rp’n, corner of ahd Twenty-rcono Cobb, Aujrewa M C-*., 46JW«. bath ut.. and at ih- Miclux n-»T. Ft*a Library. ain*l# admluion.M e*n»»; r- mired seat. 75 canra. woihiub, V j flf tTno jD T> STEINEB, Mauatser. STA>I>&KD HALL, Blcblaao-ar., e-imur Thlrteenth-at. JOHN a. B0S&~~~t~a £,ut night but two Of the fmt arjlsto, HISS Jine Coombs, •nppnrt/d by (be popo’ar young actor Mr. FREDERIC BUBIHSON, and the noil powerful and complete Dra matic Company In the United states. TO-NIGHT, only time of lOVK'H SACRIFICE; Margaret Mmore, Mill JANE COOHBI. Friday, benefit of Mlaa Jane Cum**. The Lore Chose. Saturday Matinee. The World of FaaWon. Saturday Bight, The Lady of Lyon*. __ Open at 7? performance commence* at a Quarter before A o’clock. Bwtr-d seat* at lb* offl-w dating the day GLOBE THEATRE. COL. WOOD’S MUSEUM COMPANY AT THE QCiOBB- Thursday. Friday, Saturday, Korsmbsr 2. S, 4. and tth* SATURDAY MATINKE, The Serious Family, AND TOODLEB. In preparation, DIVORCE. AUCTION SAXES. WM. BUTTERS GO., ATTCXIONKHiRS. Rare resumed business In their new, substantial, and eomf'inable.bnilding, Nos* 3 and 4 Dearborn Part, Directly oppoalt# their old stand on East Randolph-et., which will be known as THE RED FRONT. Dry Goodßf Clothina, IVotlons, Sta- tionery, d?o. AT AUCTION, Oa THURSDAY, November 2, »t 9* o'clock, At the Bed Fmnt salesrooms, 3 and 4 Dearborn Park. WM. A. PUTTERS A CO.. Auctioneer*. No, 195 Ashland-av. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALB. ELEGANT FUBNITUEE, HOBSES, OAS EIAGE, BNQGT, &0. AT AUCTION On Friday, November 3, at 10 o’clock, at dwelling. No. W A*hland ay, third hnnso aonlh of Van Bnren at., tlxt anfira taoo««)ntd eff.*c»* of the ate Jacob i,t>cm-haimi. oontiatiasl of parlor, ohambor, dinina room, and kirchen inmitnre. Brussels and other carpels, bed*, bedding, bed and table liueo. mirrors. Xo. A L-U. Three borers, one new family carriage, buggy, express v*i»n, and havreat. yM.Tekc the Van Dnren at boras cart, hy onl< r o; Henry Orrroobauu aoi Elias Qre*Qebauai, Admiulstratore. WSI. A. BUTT MIS A 00., Auctioneers. Fashionable Furniture At public auction tor cash, to the highest bidder, SAT URDAY, NOVEMBER 4. a; tn a. n., nt the new A no tion Rooms of WM. A. P.CTTXRS CO., Noe. 3 and Randolph *t. on Dearborn Park, the old stead, the trntold bankrupt stock of A, FKXDIN A CO., con il-tinc ot elegant inlaid Tables. Reception Ohslrs, So to Rocker*. &c. The tale of thl« property has been de- M»d by mte-»tloufec-.nth eettb-d, l| i» a portion of the |w»t Kr-’dln stock. «n must t;» cjo-" eetaie in b-nkniptev, JUtltl -RT K. JENKINS, Aaslgaee. WM. A. JUMTERH O'C. Auction-* P.«. SPECIAL SALE Of tbe eatiro stock of a Urge retail dealer In all grades of Hats, Caps and Furs, On Tinraday, Hot. 2, at 10 a. m., At which tlno-ws shall offer aa assortment of cool*, as large, well selected and enitabU for praeeol trade as that upon the fb lrea of any dealer in this city. This stock was sat id from the great Are, ami must b* closed out,* CEO. P. CORE CO., 1 and 2 Sandolph-at.. cor. Michigan-av. By C, P. GORE CO., I and 2 Byndolph-sl corner of Michlgan-ar. OUR REGULAR IaTCRDAFS SALE or Household Furniture, Carpets and Crockery, P»4lor and Chamber Sets, Lounges, Msttres««, Exten sion Tahirs. Oh»lr*. Wardeubes. lUt Tree*. De*C«, Marble Top Tables. Bureau*. Side Roarde, Store*. 3 crate Crockery. in omo Iota; 2.**) pound* ground coffoe: :,-«0 yards Wool Carpet. Also a Urn lot plated On Saturday, Not. 4, at 10 Vclock. CL P. GOBE §o.,Auctioneers. FIRST FRIDAY’S SALE Since Onr Downfall. We ahsll sell FRIDAY, Nov. 3. at 10 o’clock, at our new rooms. »l and 33 Michigan ar., corner Eldrldge court, Chamber Parlor Furnitare, HALL TREES, PARLOR. OFFICE, AND DINING CHAIRS. Doreens, Washitaod*. Tables, etc. Also second-hand Fnmltore. Carpets, Crockery. Sod ding. Stoves. Mirrors, etc. We ore manufacturers agents, ami‘ball sell at private sale through the wo-k new Furniture at thotr prices, and guarantee the goods in every respect enual to any sold by (be trade; and by auetiou every Friday at 10 o'Hoek. COLBY A WIRTS, Auctioneers, and Furniture Manufacturers’ A tents, 31 and 33 Michigan av. By C. C. THAYER CO.. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, 41 HUBBARD COURT. Baal Estate at public and private sale. XATBBIUY. SOTfiMBER i. IS7l* at 12 o'clock ra.. on t be premises. BCRNSIDG ST.-A one story cottage of five rooms. No. 2Mi E :reside si, with loase cf ground. Also, fur niture In ivat. Terms cash. CHAMBERS CO. Will eonmenee the straggle a( 7 o'clock thl* evrnlag In their New Store So. 61 We*t Mad- Imq iL iVeshall offkr at anctlon on entire new stork ofWalchr«and Jewelry roaalgnrd lo n* since the lire, together with some data sgtd good*. Country dealer* wUt And onr »toek complete, outside tale* attended to, J. B. CHAEBKBSI A CO* Formerly cor. Clark and 3lndi»on-*ts. PARTNERS WANTED. PARTS KK WANTKD-A partv who tb« oroprletor of a sate and pr&apenma ou*lnc*9, estjWliiiM sloven vearv.wenid off r an interest to a young tnan of thorough bnalnre* unaiificatitina and good habita who oan com mand •ib.ww Apply to CLAUSE. LAYTUN ALU,, Real Estate Dealer*. 375 Stalest. PARTNER w»n*vd who can command SIROTA. for the manufacturing of Brick. Too clap Is of the finest quality, near Chicago, f Ifti.ooO can bo made with* in two vara. Real Estate aecnritr lor money Inserted. Addrre*, tT. d*M of.Charlee Watson, Esq., 6J5 Wabash avenn*. PARTNER WANTED—Or will s-11 the famltnre and laAecofa hotel d*>lng a Roe basinet* in Clinton, Lttra. Part down, balance on long time, W. 8, GAR RISON, lAJ West Madieoa it; HOUSEHOLD GOODS: T?OR SALE—The entire lot of very desirable furs!* r turcaaltetandi. in a boose of 9 rooma. Addrvee J. M. G., Tribone office. T?OR SALK—Only tiOO-Leaee and fornltore; honee, A* s rooms. Jackson, near Jefferson at. Small new cottecr. lone lease. Noble at., near Indiana, teuO, to* d»y. o. good Willie. i» iuduon at. FOR SALE-a fine chamber eet, coat ttTS two ttontht aao. will toll for ti?3: also one at S3c, Inquire at ncwibwe*t ivracrof Cottage Grove and Oskwood avs. AELAND. HOUSEHOLD Fnrnliora—■ Two due iiilla of #155 each for eslo for »lo>l CAj«h each. Can this day at 319 Cot tage Grove and Egan avs. PARTIES wishing todlapoaeof their household good* can Sad a rarchs-er by calling on or addreaelng JOHN M. yMTTH.MWoet Wadtoonat. PERSONAL. IntlAll PARKER loti tnaurmnee papers, between Twrnry.eecond at and Third av. Any cine returning «»meto Rc**a. Hunt S Wlnalow. 125 Michigan ar, wdl bo liberally rewarded. ■wVTnnMATION WANTED—Of the famUlles. Clark l h :£i SsSSI. u.rt .t 7i 5i.,., u. k»ui t* a» 1!»S.«» W.otworth w«lKa MAUD AUSTEBMAN—PIease show your ap- MmSho* e* blndnbee hyrcturouctbe rtiwl loannJ the night of the fire to owner, LIiAKLu F., No. 12 Market aU PSSS44-2it SSSft.l? JU. O).. »hol««l, creei.rr and blwmv- _ TO lease. ttW LfiieK-VtlM «*f ground, hr a term of years, Tv-*irvneAj«<., n**r tVnbash av.} vrry wil* «Me wa MOSKOK, IM Twcuty-av oorl**- TO I.HASE Pur IrcmM roars, P«r cent am vid n*U*Mi. •ißlffeM** Stale at. north of ilarrleon. u y,} i *:j:.:r \V- axdisjn 31, third £r;at. CITY BT. AT. ROTATE. FOR SALb-*-i...ur M k .i..|»or.»— ais.-w ou ritateet iionliut Twcllth at., eaet (rout; will sail 91 foet»r tnore. «r ;izi*9, ucrih (rout, ou Hndwon at., west of LaSalle i» 3.'*xUS) on Michigan ar., north of 3Udi»on it.; choice; froliMocßeW de(K>t. J3 3 j avo. north of r.lley between Waahlnston and Rnudmph »U., on St-tteei., eaet front. tOx*Si «n Mate, near Peck ronrr, w«t front, »Un fr.ote bmtdiox: barsain. ULl’.lCll k BiyND, iteal Es tate Dealers, ill Wabash ar. F- OR SALK A W*ck of fit* fin* dwelling houses ou Mi* of the finoti hvocuoj in th* city, ontheAontb Side, i.ear Twcuty-elsib Kilt let at a great bar gain li a|(IH lur at once. Apply ta 0, 0. 3AUIN, 164 ■fweniy-scctiod "t. FOR aA !.E—Boots No. mi West Lake at, and Isaaefof let. Kt noire of C. JET. a (HIKE, 19) W esl Madison at. FOI’. HALE—Lnuso by wo feet, on Well* *t. BNY DERALEE, Real K«tac Agent*. Ho, 9 South* Hoisted »c., ilasuotc BnUdlar. FOR SALE—by MILLER iBIODON, Beal Steal* Maentt. 200 West kladlaoo at.25 or 60 met.Dearboro near VTaablnglonat.. only I'.JOO per fool; S3 per cent dlacoont.old rrlce. so or 40 feet, Randolph near Third are; fl.ogn jerloot. 41 feet, Randolph near Wahaab at. 81,000 per f»et: 35 fret and bouae. Madison near 3*ngs moo at; bargain, tli.tOV. We hare the er*at*tt hat* jraloe offered;call and «e«. HIULgRA BIQDON, 30J MadUeu »t. 'UOBSALE-gor'iiftj -haanlot* on the Sooth Sid", r on Arnold, £a(terßcld; Buddio. Garibaldi. Twenty fifth, Twtnir-eoventh, Twenty-eighth, Tweot*-ninth, Thirtieth, and TUlrty-nath-ata., and on "SLtwarth, Wallace. and Shurtleff-iva, Tire years, 'percent. No advance la price, though each late nuit doable In yelce- The Increased demand for building lota near where aoouny tensrf million* matt be paid for Übor will advance the price of aneb lota. Thaold mjrra and T«J Mif Utm, ALBERT OBANS, 873 H iDtau 2m T'OK FALE-Marbls front boo**, corner i)th ft., with elegant furniture, for IIA.OML payable A3.OM caab, •i,COC in two Taara, and t7.«00 la fire rear*. THUS. A. MATaON DILL. 40i Wabash sr. FOR SALE-Cheap-FI nt-clssa booae and lot- Ueaee twe-etory and basement pressed brick. Costaioa lateet imprerrmt-n’*. Lot »7 feet, coat front. Alto grtberoneof the pleoaantert place* in the city. Small payment down. Inquire oa premUe*. 90S Indlaua-av.. near Twentieth-*!. FOB SALE—A,two etoryand basement bouse, anlts le for lante family, situated at Jaaetrllle. 91 miles from Chicago. Hons* now, and lot i* !31x3M feet. Gatden filled with ftalt tre*-s, vlnea.ate. l#ol nun back to Rock Hver. a eph-ndid residence, and far sale rery low. Price >6,MXh Address P. 0„ DuwerSl. Janes ville. Wle. FOU SALE—On Indiana av., corner Forty-IWt at., f-0 feet front. Lx* par fojt. CLAFLIN DRUTHERS. 2M JUdleon at. FOR SALK—On Madison at., near LaSalle*t..3o (bet front by 190 deep, 91.000 pi r foot. On Woat U tdiaon at.. 71 feet front, in lota to ault. Long lime. Easy trrnia. CLAFLI.N DEOTIIERS. hM Madison it. EOIt SALE—On Madison at., lot, with atore and dwelling, renting f»r 9AK» per annum. *5,».W, CLAFLIN UUOTUEKS.SOI Madison at. FOR SALE—llonaeof nine room* oo Monroe at., cor ner RnlstM at., with three ye>ra lease. 91,iw. CLAFLIN BROTnRkS, 304 Sladlson at. FOR SALE—Good residence lota on West Sid* within baUa mil* from f’-'urt Iluusu. Apply to JUS. R, DICEEUDIKE, Wabash ar„ or ISUVVait Washing ton at. FOR FALE—t-'Jc’W ft to alley, Monroe it., near Filth nr., f Well. si.). 95u) per foot. Good bargain. MILLER A niGUO.S, I*oo West Madison at. FOB SALE—Great Ractifire-97 Forest at., 911.010; half cash. House lias 15 room*, modern conven ience*, good born, etc. DARKRUA WAIT. 46 Harri son at. FOR RALE—A new two-story frame house, 12 rooms, elegantly finished, niarhl- m«ntni<, water clo«eta. Ac., on Indiana av. near Tvroty-third st.. on long aae of ground; eery favorable. Will soli for 93£00; e..01d not i); must be sold. Two cot taC' a, 6 ro«m». each row. 5i.6n0. One lot In burned district, rhenp 'or cash. N.*w the time to buy. T. B. BOYD/lfT West VVashinston st. FOR FALK OB TO RENT—A new cottage of five nvma: cl.-sets and pantry. Zuqalro oa premises, comer of Robt-y ai.d Hubbard era. FUU SALS—On Malison st., lot f-et west of La >«llc st.. »onth aid*of M ,d}s «n it., 30x195 feel. Ap ple tn A. R. WISH CO W!» Wabvsb av.. or JUS. It. mCKKRUIKK. 131 West Ua*binxti>n st. FOR SALK—lnterest In a mfumfocturinv business that will yield m*»r*» HimiAw o-*- cent. lnven (nvli*- f.-f w.et of w.vvi, SAyl/to. Pwrui «t.. ln-tw«n T> lor and Harrison. 3'xlJ.'*. I'Mk at,, b*; half down, P. A. BROWN. Room 5. No. ITSSIaWU. F'OU SALE-First-cla** atone front residence on Park-AT.;-'I tuojeru improvements. Address U A P., Tiit'Unv oUlco. FOll SAl.K—West Adama-al.-tl by IW feet south fronton West Aden** «t li-'vre-w Iv*-mvi< and Ashland: price low. r-N YDLR c.% LBK, Rs»l Rsttte A cent*. Me. 9 •ijuth Ilulat*! si., curttsr of Usudolpli, Minute building. I'On SAhK-MarkM.al.-Wxri ft* on Market-et.. h*» I* tween Adams and >u. I’iice low. AAVOKB Jt T.KK, Rent Kstate A*-ru«. No. 0 '••nth Hslited-ft., corner of Rmid-lDlt. Maeonto bolMimr, SUBURBAN REAI* ESTATS. FOB SALB-Or rent—At Hinsdale, house all ready to move into; cheap and on easy terms; also a good implored funu to trade for city prop-rtr. Gail oo or addrrM at Hlusdsla the owner, O. J. FOB BALC—Rnlid?ng lota near Bnglewood; *l5O etch, uu three j eara’ time, and no payment down, to parties who will build a hoiiee worth toOO, or over. Tfcoe. A. Mftteon JltH,4«t Wabssh-ar. Foil HALE OU RENT—At low flcores—West Brant l«.n. North Kraostuo, and Oloncoe houses of from sto to room*. prle<« fr>« m tP&o. Uont from sis to per month. O- WiOVShE, RlUsasl-iL, ILootn ia. Foil SAI.R—At Hinsdale, one new bouse, with two acre* lind, eleesant’r ahaated; also, one Loupj to let. Termsessy. 'V. ROBBINS. COUNTRY REAI. ESTATE. FOU SALE—t*ome of the best farms in Northern 1 illuoie, cmnpnstns what is known as the '’S'UM Farm.** near D Kall-, Ills., M miles from CUlcas". Must I* e»ld at ooco. Great bargains can bo naJ. E. V, OUT- TuN. Fyeemore, Ills. REAL ESTATE WANTED. WANTED— I wish to rent or purchase a lot In the burned district. Addrecs. with looaltoo and terms, D. J. I»AKt, 2S South CsuaUl. TIT ANTED—Oo Market, Pranklln. Wells, or LaSaUi nt.. a .30 or to foot froul on the corner ofeomt street or alley, suitable for a warehouse. Put. location, price, and t«rms. Address WAItKUOUaS, Tnboat oOlce. TTYANTKD—To exchaoffo for Chicago property. 330 1 1 acrce choice lend, adjoining Kilbotirne City, Wis c»nsin. i-lflVrenc* paid in cash. JllilN 2U WaITN, S. K. WKLL9. Hnbbsrd court. TITANTED—OiIy property In exchange Top a handsome VI ysldence in JarksonTltle, HI., completely fur nished and ready for occnpati-n. No objvitlon to pay ing difference tor property more yalnahle. Applrto \V. E. LOOMIS A CO., l 5 Uarmou cl. whets photograph of residence can be eesn. TX7ANTED—Sooth Side property la the burned dlv Tl trlct—l bare ready cash customers for AWMOO worth of propcriv. Brine in your description* at ones. J. UKNRY WEIL, aontUwest cor. State and Harrison rts, up stairs. WANTED-To pntchats, a lot on Market-rt., bs tween MMinn and Lake, or on Lako.it,, bil»w LaSalle and Market, 25 to M feet front; corner per femd. Apply to J. ULLMANN. 30 Market-st. AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANTED—To sell the Great Fire; or Chi cago, her past, pretfot, and future. The origin, progress, and results of (he Great Chicago Uonfiagra* tion; graphic seenee. Incidents, and details of the dis aster; list of the principal bankers, manufacturers, and wbohsre losers; a ooiupletelploiars of Chi* c*go, before and after the fire: the trade and commerce of Cbieato, and detail* of its municipal affairs, and the great fire# of the world, by Geo. P. Upton and James rbeeban. Associate Editors of The Chicago Tribune. A boob ofabout Mm pages, illowtratod by the beat artlsu. «nd will be worthy the confidence of all. Will be sold exclusively I yanUacrlptlou. Agents wanted In every town. Address UNION PUBLISHING CO., 165 Twenty* second st., Chicago, 111. AGENTS WANTED—The great Chicago fire. The crowning horror of the 19th century, lOO.OuO persons reduced to beggary. Fearful scenes; heart* rending incidents. 1,000 copies of this book sailing per day. Carnots copy, post paid, 50 cents. GOOD* SPEED’S EMPIRE ROOK. Sa£ AND .PICTURE HOUSE. Chicago. Cincinnati or St. Louis. AGENTS WANTED—96 to MO a day can be made by either sex with my new articles. S«mp!es sent free. C. U. LININGION, 93 West Monroe st, Chi. AGENTS WANTED—For ••Chicago and the Great Conflagration." Inr Slersn. Colbert and Chamber* tin. of The Chicago Trlbnwe. A concbe history of the pael of this most wonderfol of cities, and a detailed, circumstantial, and most vivid account of Its destroc tion by Ore, with scenes, incidents. Ac. To be com plete In one handsomely bound octavo volume of spent •,xj Mges, with unmerou* illnstrations by Chapin A Oulick. trom phoiofraphlc views taken on the spot. bound pro-wcinf iPfle* “Ej JJS circulars, etc., ailOrrse J. 8. GOODMAN A CO., Pub* Ushers, to South Green at., CTiicago. AGENTS WASTED—HI to adar. In every county in the Tolled States, to s*it a newly patented article of gnat utility and absolutely needed In every house, bold. For farther particulars address THE CHAM PION MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Cleveland, O. AOKNTA WANTED—9IM a month! Employment! Extra Indacemeotsl A premium hono and wagon for acecl*. We dealru to employ for a term of seven yesrs to sell the Bnckeve CO shuttle Sewiug Ms* chines. It makesaaiitchallkeoa both sides, and is the best low-pricol licensed macblos In tha world. W, A, HENDERSON A CO., Cleveland, Ohio, or s;. Louis, Mo. AGENTS WANTED—Th# Great Western Map and Picture Depot was the first to fill orders aftor ths fire Splendid stock of new good* on uand. The repub lic and world maps. Cnitsd Statit county maps. Stats mar*, religious charts, fins lithograph plctnrws. oral framed picture*, steel engravings, chrome*. Ac., Ac, Fine as*crtm.nt; every thing a*w. Lithographs of Chicago in flames, #7 per hundred. Books giving com* pit 10 history of the “great of*,’’«s perhaodrod. iltui. trated with fine encravloga and tboamad fc agent* wanted. Addres OEO» F, CuAM, W Wert Lax® W" N T ED—Ag*n ta In svfry town and MUBty, to sell the latest and most novel Invention for marklre Baen. books wd*. «to- for clrcnlM to A. SI. RICHARDSON. General Western Agent, latomb Sanramoo st. Chicago. WANTED TO RENT* WANTED— To Rent—A store on X*axo»t, bet. Market aorf|WelU els. Any one tp'eadlog *?J^ n A d ‘.“I mediately can find a food tenant by calling at Leather Store, 407 Went Lake at. WANTED-To Bent—Abeuioof aix toaijht roonu tilaated north of Thirtieth at. and east of State. Bent not to exceed per month. Prompt payment ef rent guaranteed. Cell or address W T. Jr., care Jodui Baser A Co., 614 Michigan av. WANTED— To Rent-Four or five room*, or small cottage.-for housekeeping. by a f*mllyorthr«e. within fifteen minutes walk of Madison at bridge. AddrSe. or call at CIGAR STAND. il*mi Madison at, Wanted— To Bent—Two anfornUhad|rooa«, tor with fa* aod water, by gentleman and wins oo west Side. Address. atattng terms and location, NMD, Tribune office. TIT ANTED—To R«at—By family of two, a fornlah- VV m! cottage of eix or seven rooms, on south Side, eLt offiffteSd nortn of Thirtieth et. AdJreee Mi Lorn beret. xrrANTED—To Bent-Thre* unfurnished rooms ina W i£vf£ henae, anluMe for bookkeeping. famUy fj.naiau ot*khrr« adnlurf the bisheetraepoctabilUy. l!S.“d l l,V“2i3atr*fc SSS-TS™ ?&Sf-H. 4 JfSeis: rrrASTED-To Rent-A fnrolabed cottageofslxor \V*SSrnian, on Vert byafaoOyoftwo. Addreee, with tenn«, J D O E, Mall o«oe, WaxTEDTO REST—Aetoro and basement oath* A \Tp>t?Mf. raft of Oartie n.. or eafta Side, a «fTweatr-eecood et. Apply on Thursday totae tfgilS sT-VIoTp.” r.« W»‘ TTT ANTFD-tO RF.NT-A boose from 12 to rooms. AM— Room >1 and So- 3C Madison at. imKTKn-Tj Beni—A pleasant room. belowfM>aUi W HaUttd et. furnished preferred. Boom -0. Parker a wSw-TOBviV-A ontuS, or part of a bonso f l of aix or fu r Nn«+,lMTm. Addr**a 11. M.,«» TITANTED—To reni—A furnished houa* 04 10 lo 12 W aaliaMe for a ftret-cla** boarding how. eotK»rrofib' ee to >V A aJU?*W«Jror thne to anltabtofrr Ufbt liftoo-ksopiow- m a Bret oUae aeisli boraood. «mi «L oih Side, on reasonable .sna*. AUo trWiaxe sn t»iu> VieaUtT* >.T|tb«»* cfboo. W ANTI P—T« rett-Bf a onlleosa, V» eWalocroom. with or *libnut Ward trrms ati Dtrrci io /LC, Xrlbuor r- &OST AND FOUND. ALAHOIC SilUUUi*, i»kea iviiiua «L, o<*«r Cltbotrn ur.. ci» Out veto of Oc;ot*r. Any tytTf.n i-rorlas p»fP»Tir and pajlai ca»rj« c«o oi»Ulo to« ■«me at 637 Wr« Lake at. IF lbeiar»l«awb<* took the chronometer from th bn*etall«jOiiml(i during tha lira «rlll return them toGIIBhO A ISO., |W Twotur-'-c ••“I the/ *»U b, suitably rewarded, and no qoetuoaa askei. Rewar I—A a account boot contalnlnr [6 Id I »n»'U money. f «la «rwub*ek sioii«r. iat, *B p*p»T«, it T*url BtO'Dl Ownei st«. Koqow Lnwt— On the morning of the 9th Inst.. one lealhet covered trunk, marked W. J. Jiom: aald trunk contained l»*oU; waaonthe pavement front «r the Honor* Block, on Dearborn at. Anye.i* giving informs, lion where tald trank can b* hid will bo amiably re lied by addressing JOHNSON. CLARK. CO.. »7 We*t Madison st. LOST— On the morula* of Oft. 9, small leetbar aatchel.fmarked “C. F. \V.b*t»r. A Loet on the Wee front, not for from the bue bell grounds. A suitable reward will be p*ld fnr.tbe recovery of same. Address O. T. V» KBSTED, C.l;ton house. LOST— A bay mere C year* old. weight aboat I.OQd Ibe* hua little white on "forehead end one leg. A liberal yewaid given. Apply to Mr. PURPLE. IH West WHSJngtOU at, LOST-Two Urxo bay horses, 6 October. 1 will per n reward of *2i -o th- Under, U.T« th'm.t WM.xrfIMPS'JS’S. MroerotOot tags Grove end Egan nv*. T OST—Near Lincoln Park, djirln* the fire, Unre black a* leather ntcbsU a»rit£l V ?li W I9 »J containing small, wooden bwx.boldln* gold »t«b e-vernl gets fine jeenlry; aUo. I X *lT* clothing, large paper bo* In one filled with dress-s, and ccllaramarked"Nannie Trl*r A liberal rswjrd will be paid for above. C. 8. WALLER* 3J Wtit Madison T OST—During tbs Are IS JL K-tate R.A, Al-aknd r.” ••Trq.t Pan.V er account book* belonatatf to Alexander e liberal r»watd will be paid fuf nbore. J. B. WALLLU, 03 Weat Madiaon at.. BP traits. IOgT-Taken from Olllett’s etable, censer of Slate i and niiooU at*, durin* the n’eht of the great fire, a light two-teat rockawar. The Under will be liberally reerxrdtd by returning to 737 Michigan ar. raotiHD—A milch cow.saved from the Fire, on the JC fodttf Slde, owner can net hr pent! gaud paying chargee. Address COW," Tribune office, FOCND :r >enwsat«th honae from the corner of Hal* sled st. Oo North Water st. T>KWaBD-P»(» win be paid for the recovery of a XV black thread lace shew!, parasol, end set of near!*, lost in removing from house noaiheaat corner «ab\»h at. end Artsmaat, on ih# VXb lost. Return to Mrs. CARTED. 516 Wabash at. TAKEN CP IN POUNP-Three horses and I mare, I gray, I sorrel. Id «rk bay and 1 fay mare, which ran astray since the fire, end were impounded by «’ol. Levy WrUbt, are to be redeemed at tb* tVestl'ide Pound. 235 Carroll at. Call *o-*n. or 1 hare to dispose of the atock. FRANCIS SRKIDERBAOK, Pound K re par W. D. TAKEN from Lake Shore, In ♦root of Terrace Block, Cctober 9. I carved ro«awo*d »o r a fgreon satin), l walnut bookcase, 2 pattern catoots, border an t centre flsures: I cabinet bedstead, welnnt; 3 roaowood bu reaus. 3 a«ia crimson satin valence, 3 cedar cheats, con taining 3 seta of ermine, clothing, etc. Any person bavins knowledge of the whareahoa's o! the above articles will 10*000 Me MILKY. YOB A CO., Mlebl gan ar.. near Tan Duron *t. Liberal reward and no questions asked. nrK lIAVR in car possession a fine bronso clock, tv Wat put loto a buggy on the sight of the lire. The owner enn have It br proving property and paring charge® nw ißver mirked '*wil eon” When laat seen by the owiwr the irnnk waa on the lake front, near baeo ball grounds. bend inforraa* lion to ALBERT liuLMES, Manufacturers' National Rank, Chicago. RE WAR'D, and no questions asked—A lot of sample shooe. packed in 3 boxen and ■•omein Lni-au drawers the box-s were m.irk-d Jundt A Reed, Rreonißla. 111.. 1. C. U R., vii Vmd illa; taken ffooi the sidewalk In front of th* St. J .me* ll *t*l on the morning of iheflr*-. 'VII.KICt, fItKJjBY, X Cl!.. Chicago; or NKW'RLL tuTUKRS New York. MISCEULANEOUS. ACCOUNT ANT and ex pert bookkeeper. Office _o*tab- U»*.vM four re «re; i* rn«w at 152 Wo«t tV» *hinet >D »t. Books opened, investigated or balanced. DliiUH*, ialeSHke. ATJRST-CLA33 BOOKKEEPER wants a set of »-ook»to arlte no wll« write at hnm« or at pUc* of bfl'ine**: Vrrv beet or,ity ref.T-no*s given. o*ll or. ..r address W ILI.IAMSON, S>9 Mate *t- DIVORCES legally obtained without tmwapaper re port. NEWELL PRATT, AtlnTasy in the State atid Untied Males Courts. Hit Wabaeh av. ri S. HUBBARD, JR.. REAL ESTATE AOBNT, hf. No 66 Canal-at., will Icunj honece, collect rants, mill real estate, and do all kinds of Several well located residences In the West Division for sale. AH abstracts of title and other papers In my care saved from late fire. 0, S* HUBBARD, JR., 6S Cenal-et FLOURING MILL and Grist Mill for Sale or to Loaw —t>tie of the largest and bolt appointed mills in th< Eastern Stale®, well situ.itbd to rrccive grain and Iran* port its Hour, with a large l.wul nn*lne*s. For Infor tnation apply in F, t\ KENNEDY, Winooski Kalis Vermont, or JOSEPH SAWYER, IS Cbauncoy st. Boston. Mas®. IF yon want to toll your oUlbooks for the highest flash price, call or addraa* tbo Cheap Book rfiore, «s Vfa* basbav. CHAPIN A CO. MISSES S. AND B. GRANT, formerly of 252 North IVarMru st. will reopen their boarding «nd day school at Tt Grant plaoo on Nov. 6. Koc particulars ad dress a® above. ■VTOTirK—Star Lanndry. from No. 90 State it, has XV opened at VA Madison s». They saved several bun dles from tho tire. The customers havingclothen at the (sundry at that time will call at tho above number. Mrs. A Sir. UICUUOLD. Proprietors. OKI>KBS for sewing done on short notice. say and alt kind*—shirts, sheets. anything. Bring orders to SHERMAN A Cu.. 13 West Madison at., in basement. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS to Invest In some well established business; Profit* most I* largo and bn*, msfs e*K Call on 8. A. HULMEd, 317 and 219 booth Clinton at. SEND to FROST'S Detroit Lambic and Woodonware Works, Detroit, Mich., forjExcelslor. TXT ANTED—Those who understand cutting ont and *T making paper boxes. AiJJr»**rJ- A. lIEUSYd CO.. 2* WoodbriDgest., West Detroit. Mich. ITfANTED— Immediately, twenty double team*, with w bulk wagon*. S A. LITTLE. Shaw's waruboose, 303 Grove st., corner Twenty-first. WISCONSIN BRICK—I have ino.iwiboautlfnl cream colored brick* for sale, suitable for front* of build* logs. D. h. CHADWICK, Watertown, Wisconsin. ANTED—Cheap for cash, a mirror about four feet W ,an*re;not particular forslae, only wantftcheap. UUTCUKIN. PALMER A CO,. 171 Twenty eeouad *t. TITANTED— Secondhand watches. jewelry, old gold, VY ellr-T, secondhand or new clothing, dry good*, revolver*. entterr, and all kind •of goods. Cash pod at BARTLETT'S, S3 Wnt Lake at,, one door from Canal. XXTANTRD—VesseIs to bring lumber from Saginaw. VI WITUEUKLL A JENKINd, corner Canal and Lcmbcrsts. TIT ANTED—Office counter and dusk, suitable for W hold. Also, oae bar counter and fixtures. Ad* dress. 9<9 Indiana ar. WILL the two gentlemen driving Roll A McOlnls’s grocery wagon, who took a bundle cf clothing frcmaladron Lake at.. please send their address to Uiu R. fcDLLIVAN, Sherman liou«e, Chicago. TTTANTED-A party to bnlM a hole! In the burnt prinr, kind, gentle, and well broken. Apply to C. U. BRADLEY. Sheriff's office. Court House. FOR SALE-Afine black mare. 7 yean old. equally good In harness or under the saddle; au excellent family horse; warranted correct tin every particular. None but cash men need apply. No. 151 Twenty.second •tl., up Halts. FOR SALE—Barn, corner Meridian and Halsted will hold 12 horses. Inquire for throe days, at No. 73 South BaUtvd st., at Ip. m. W. U. F. FOR SALK—A large, strong, substantial hors*. Apply at 361 West Washington st. FOR SALE—Heavy draft mare, ysars old and sound. Price S>so. Good worker; af«o two good drivers, low for cash. W. J. NEELY. Ottawa, 111. FOB SALE—An excellent horse, at 1U Michigan pr. JAS. 0. UUNNSMAN. FOR SALE—A second-hand carriage, with polo sad shafts, suitable (or one or two horses. For parti culars spplr at 5<6 dlichigan ar. Ism prepared to board an? number of horses and dvs them first-das* cars. Can find a market for com mon slnale and saddle hor«e* and one or two first-class ceseb teams, M. C. BRADLEY.corner Harmon court and Victoria av, rear 523, 3J5,527,329. and 531 Wabash av. T IVBRY— Omaha Livery, Sale and Boarding Stables, -L, corner Tw-nty-thlru and ktateats. M.O. WIL BUR, Proprietor. TTTANTED—I have ahorse attd wagon; am well ac- VY qnainiedln thecity; wt*h to engage with some party >or delivery. Addres* FF, Tribune offiee* WANTED— To rent—A good barn, brick pre'erred, co the South Side, between Eighteenth and awtn ty-flflbits- iddrvss AT, Tribune office. TTTASTb*— Atrfaro(pr»f' nod)for itekeeb this win* If Mr:*D goon condition for* light driving, ap?;t Ist boots cast of Vlncennea rt.,ou Sagan av. TT7ANTT D—so rood stage born* atP.O. iß.f> W ataMoa. corner Twenty-ninth and State, and Twenty-** coni and Stale ate. FOR SALE. X'OR SALB-SAFB-A. large ercoodOiaod Bra and burylar-prcoT safe, as good os new; cost Dodd, Macneal A Urban, oaken, with Sargent 4 Dodd locks: will be told for MOO. owner bavins no n»e (or It. Address LI ON A BARER. Buffalo. 5. T. FOR SALE—Ob« aide cue, with counter, almost saw, 19x2. at GILES, 880. A 00.. 133 Twenty-second at.* FiR SALE—Cheap—Jewellers, attention. Twoaupe; rtor Mtrooomlcal ehrnonmetert. Inquire at Ttto Wabasbav. 0. A.CUAPrRE, COB SALE—Sno.ooo oriek: aamplea and price# at the r office of TOLMAN 4 RING. Wholesale Druggists, Wee t Lake at. FOR SALE—Army clothing, wheleeale and retail: cavalry orercoau. Infantry overcoats, cavalry panta. Infantry penU;Jo»t the thing for farmer*, teamaters, aod laborers; s-mt by exorsas to ail carta of the West, Call on or aduram CLEMENT 4 SATES, 5M MB waokee ar. FIB BALE-Leaae on store TlHadUonat. Store 90x 23. Apply at store. F(R SALR-An Adama nrese, printing a aheat SrU lacbe*L beretefon need la the office of the Methodist Recorder, Springfield. Ohio, which la now to be remsrod to Plttabargb. Pa. Addrom A. U. DAbSBTT, PoMuh tvg Agant, Npnngfield, Ohio. FOR SALE-Tbo seats and cnsbloaa In St. John’s Cbnrab, 554 Weet Lake at. FIR SALE AND TRADE-Alat of «wiogmaehioNYDEB A LEE, Beal Estate Agents, 9 South fl'O BENT— Honee—At 3d! We«Monr»e sL; partly I fnrtnshrd. Apply to ALLAS PINKEBTON, 53 Weet V* asblngtoo at. mo BENT-Housa »t Evanatoo, with barn and twelre X acree of ground, (.homo famished or not), until Bret next May, or longer. Kent low. Call at tar Twenty second at. for iniormatlon. rpo SENT—A id room nearly new brick bouse on one X of the South Side avennes. half block from etreet care, and three and a half blocks south of Twenty* eecond at.; modem improvements, and eery deetrabla every way, with furniture for aale. Title is one oftba beet of bargains. Apply to J. A GOULD, Ul Wa bash av. rpo RENT—lTenae of t£ mom*, famished or nnfhp. X nUUed, Nn, 596 Michigan av.. between Sixteenth snd Eighteenth ets., enitabl-* for offices or boarding* house. For partieulara apply on premises. liU RENT—A Urge home, aoitable for a saloon or boardliik-h-ose, quite close to the Michigan South* era Paaeengvr Depot. Address carrier No, s, Brsalng Journal. IVO REST—Cottage of 4 tooma-Ho. «T3 Washington av cor. Lincoln—Xo a aaall fatally who Will board •*tf and wi<« at reasonable rates? Two room* are WreUbed. Inquire of DB. LKWIB, on premises. Fmt HEKT— Cottage of SI rooms aud barn: *3d per month. Inquire of PAT A 3ANBOBN, 50 Madison orT&Lakeat. TO liKST-FninllhMl how. 1«; Colas r.tlt, 9 room.. p»rt In bo.rd. So ehlHren. FamliliM ram.-OlloloMt-W 5 Coiuw on Weit.ra-nr., ItVO.6uODWII.IJE, IJJ Jl.aUOMt. TO RENT—Bouse No. it Hubbard court, tilt Hay I. Possession immediately, rrtQ RENT—Several cottages aud tenement*, neat and J suitable for boufekeeplug. to. kW per month. With small qnaurity Of fnroituro for Sale. P. A DAMS A CO., U3 West Madison st. BENT—A neat cottage in fit»l*cU«s central loen* 5 lino, West side. Furniture for aale. Address J. M. bbSEST, Tribune effice. rr*f> RENT—Furnished house of W rooms. Apply at X IZS7 Wabash av. r) RENT—A new 10-room brick house in flrtl-olasi neighborhood, reut only AM per month, worth $'A. one I'R ckftonj ears; furniture for saU|cbeap. Call at %j9 Cottage Grove and Eganava. rpo RENT—The nnfnrnlehed nix-room cottage T*l X. WwtJacksoust. A.GOODRICH, 311 Dost Men* r) BENT—Or for sale—Hons* pleasantly located, two block* from State st, horse cars, South Side. Apply ,h JO3 K TO BENT-STORES, OFEICES, &o. rr 0 KENT—A new brick store, well located. In Aurora, i 111.; aUo. a suUo of rooms for residence, oa eocoad of Ur. 3VANS, 131 Elgh- TO RENT—Tho Urea front room, ncoad floor new building 121 West Washington at. In.jOir*»t Great Weatuca Type Foundry, W West Randolph at. TO RENT—To Wholesala Dealors-Wa will rent onr brick itore. n Milwaukee at., 30xi25, two front*, four atorles and basement. chanee for steam bolitwar, tho whole or part. Apply or address 6rfcVhN3 St BAB* KEB, office 99 Maxwell at. rl BENT—Splendid banking, dental, and photoctaph rooms. and other offices. Inquire at 293 West Uadi* TO RENT— Pianos and organs. All persons who bare rented planes and'organa of me will please call and report. WM, H. TROUSER. 91 Mxteeolh-et. TO REST—Two line parlors for business purposes, on Wabash at.. near Kdrldge court. Real 1W per month. SNYDER A LEE. Ueal Estate Agents, 98imth ilslitcd at. TO BENT—Salesrooms ac t offices; also, basement, at reasonable prices. 21 Rldridge court. TO BENT— Offices and storage. Apply lo T. W, BAXTER A CO., foot Weil Washington at. TO REST-Two rooms for business purposes, at 7ft4 Michigan av., corner of Twentj-s*eo»d-at. Rood location. Rent reasonable. TO RENT—House for business purposes; well ar ranged for others: hotted by steam. Apply at 5M Wabash av. N. L. BOUTON. TO RENT—Large office rm first floor, at 43 Hubbard court; also bon»ea and rooms, furnished nf ua fnm'ahed. JOHN M. WAITS. 3. WELLS. ou tho third floor of Hm» building. .risO RENT—2O7 Cottas* Grove av.. without lr X geotk'uiau and wife. Water, go* etr.. call at 44 TO BRNT—Nicely furnUheJ alce*li»g rooms, nithytti board, in uic* locality. 351 Monro* st. mo RENT—Furnished ao-1 imfornDhod rooms, very X desirable, to first-class parties only. Apply »l 201 Twenty-fifth st.. near Wahsab MACHIHE&T. ABIES’ ENGINE*, portable 3 to -40-hopaa power; threshing. 8 and UMinrs*; circular mills. Foreman's grinding mill*, rotn shelter#, billing, etc. COLLINS EATON, Agent. 70 South Canal et. ELANDY’S Stationary and Portable Engine* and aaw mills.- Daniels A Woodworth’s planer*, sash ticker and moulder, shaping machine* and mortice* machines. 38 Canal-at. F. W. NOBTHBOP. Agt, FOC SALE—Pikers’ Machines—Three Holyland't brakes (.two power, and one hind). I Hotssi* dough mixer. »ad 1 BlcOnllom cracker machine, with fourent tera. Can «*e had for *SW for the entire lot. The above have been tot Hula used. For full description addreas B. F. ADAMS,MS. Market at. Nashville. Tenn. FOB SALE—At a’aacrifice-One boiler and engine, one planer and matcher, mplitiing saw. nno sticking 7m ichlne. Machinery but httle nst-d, and em bracing latest Imprc reniente. Address Mrs. C. MAH SHALL. P. O. Box 71, Evansville, lod. MACHINERY— Shafting, pulleys, and hangers; ma chlnee for folding shirt fronts; all kind* oI»m --proved machines for making paper boxes; paper collar maclTlnca of the most Improredstylea; experimental ma chinery, and models: machinery famished to losers by the Are at reduced price*, at W. M. TObHUBST’a Ma chine Works, Troy, M. X. P. 8. Agent wanted in Chi cago. OSR W foot bed JO Inch swing, ooa 11 foot bed 21 inch swing, ooe 13 foot bod 20 inch swing, one 5 foo*. bed It Inch swing, one 6 foot bed 12 Inch awing ensloe lathes. Iron planers, drill#, wood working machinery. KnglnoJ all on hand and for sale, cheap, by W, A. JAMES A CU., Dl and IIS Fallon st. PLANES and matcher machines, Fsrrarsurfaced, Walker’# resawing machines at old prices by W. A. JAMES A CO.. 11l and 1)3 Fulton at. SECOND-HAND MACHINERY—A large lot oflathes, plants, and drills, from a concern in the East closing buumss; great bargains. Call at the machinery depot of W. a. J AMP.B A CO.. 11l and 113 Fulton st. BOARDING AND LODGING. #rir 1 MICHIGAN AV—Furnished rooms to rent In a /Ot prlrste family. 1 otr POCGLAS PLACE—Board, with pleasant front XOO room and alcove, furnished, for two gentlemen, or gentleman and wit;, in private fatuity; steam and horse cara and omnibuses conveulent. Apply at the bouse, or at 376 State at., Boom 3. mWKST WASHINGTON ST.-Table board and dinners by the week for a few persons, at old prise*. OT fi WEST WASHINGTON ST.—Famished salt# of room* fora gentleman and wife; wilablo for a daiitlst ot physician. nnn fULTON-ST.-A room, suitable for gentleman and wife, to rent, with hoard. nno West Adams it.—Can accommodate two single OOD c-ntlum’D with a suit of front rooms, clothe* pres#, and board; terms reasonable. fifl MICHIGAN AV.-On# front parlor to rent; also one largo alcove room on second door, with first-class board. C.A fi WEST WASHINGTON 9T.. near Union Park, OID in private family, board and room for four. —Cf WABASH AV.—A han»laomely furnished rooms, {OO with good board, to a gentleman and wife, or single gentleman; also, a forge anfarnJshed front par lor. *7era. West Waibington'st—A fow boarders can ba ac OO commodated with ploasantrooma and hoard. 1 Awit WABASH AV—Pleasant famished rooms, XU Iwith board, to a private family; terms mod erate. f|a*y PRAIRIE AV.—Two pleasant room# fur- XX*xl oished to rent, single or io.snlte, with board bonse modern OT1? INDIANA AV., north of Twentr-Blnlh st.— X£tixJ Two gentlemen and wives will find pleasant unfurnished rooms, wttb board. A PLEASANT soli* of moms to rent, with board, on the like shore, at Oakland, Meant aud bone cars. Address 0 K, i' 3 W abash-ar. A LARGE front alcove room to rest with board foi gentleman and wile without children at IH7 lodl ana-ar. A TCCKQ married couple residing in Evanston woaM give a pleusnt borne to a gentleman and wife 01 two tingle gentlemen: room large and nicely furnished terms reseonable. Aidrwi HOD, Tribune office. BOARDING— E. K? GOWC.B3 (formerly of the st. Deal», 13* ftale «t.) is now read? to uka b-iar iera at b« new residence or Indiana av., seventh door sooth of Twelfth at., oolr one bli-ck from business; ibrwar four Terr pleasant rooms itili vacant. Table beard 93 a week. TWO eaottemea can obtain fir»t-cla« board and large front chamber, nlralr furnished, by addrming WEST BIDE, Tribune office. TXT ABASH AV.. near Sixteenth at.—Very, piaaaaat. tt untnmbUcd rooms, with full board, in private family. Addreee VABASH. Tribnaa office. BOARS wanted# BOARD— By a a Ingle gentleman—On the Sooth Side, wbeto rood barnroon. or an l entiro bani.canbo had for two horses and carriage. Address B. Tri bone office. EOARD— With an unfurnished room, on lha Booth Bide—By a gentlemen and wife. Location between Fourteenth sod Twenty-fourth st. Boarding honaea ncednot apply. Addrtsa, with tanas, U, 401 Wa bash ST. BQA.RD— With room. In a private familr east of Balsa Perir bra yeans m*n. Good reference nod sure r«y »r j£e eSJTorts. Addrees, with taros, Ao„ 805420K, THboae office. •v>oa.RD—lmmediately, for lady and nurse, with Ore, ®ss office. BOARD— In exchange for a beautiful now piano, r££wood ease, north of Thlrly-third-st and sooth C f Tsrelith-st. Address PIAND. Trtbons office. BOARD— A elngl* gentleman d«au*e good board and room in ajerWate family on tbs Vreet side. Address Bcg72?oetOmeo FDAKCIAL. MONST LOANED—Gn diamonds, watehee, and vaJ aeble p»lw>nal property; the eama TON* MICLIFF, 4S Wcet Jsoteon, formerly 133 Deatbera et. M OSlcr TO LOAN—On fint ciaee property In euma of*lo,ooo to 9.0 M. M£AD A COB, 79WNt Mhdiaon MOHKT LOaHkD OC wstebee, dUmoode, pUtols, Ac., old gold and 'silver, aad eHorticle* of valoo bought for cash. H.MAY.kCa. 3M«tate-et. TtO LOAN—Honey in ameunia of l fJ.DOo or opwanU, os good IMinois farnia, or e4ty teal ealale. B. L. PBASB. t«4 West ilsdison at. i WAKTtO-tCtti for tiro months: feat ly, sod (£0 bonus grvna. Ad-!rv« J. N. P...rn huae oCRee. _ TTTANTKD-925.00 National Bask TT SU*k. AddrtasSo. $30,000 ■’sssz-JiSEiaE- rr® SkLL.CIW. UaieWpi. et. -•nnA A'AA is OFFKIIBD hr an Eastern capl- SSJOO*v}UU Ulttt w U{ foul or rnrch'** XuufjJtiT KT.-edWNlMtt WclaAiv. fgawrm-MAT.B mrr.P WANTED- ix» carpenters it souths** corner Twelfth aad Canal stL _ TfTANTED—At Once—Two first-class hodf« uakor*.>* Yf steady work aud fine shop to Work in. i Adonis G.HAWLST A CO., McGregor, lowa. WANTED— A ftw first-class olofhitu? talesmen. Ad dress 10 CKO, 8809, A 00.. 510 Mate a«..9r, Lonia. i; WANTED— A flret-claa* eosoh pad and fine harases taaker. A,good, tellable mechanic of tb>* kind* cap find eleadr employment. Apply by Mr»r or'ln ear* eon et IB Seneca-*:.. Cleveland, Ohio- (J. KNOWLEN. WANTED— A rood newspaper esmposltor. A sober, steady man can have a permanent situation. Ap ply to OXIAPIN A GLOTCB, Daily Journal. Jaokaoa vUle. lU. WANTED— A m'aaufaotoriog and jobbin* boot and •boe hooae la Boston, am oaeltous of aeenrtnc sev eral first class salesman. bavin* a trade in Illlaota, lowa, Missouri. Miunasota, Wisconsin, and Michigan* Address, till November 17. stating the experience. -th® amount of sates, and the location of trade, with address and reference*. Nn Utters answered MU data above. Will be in tbe city then. BOSTON BOOTS, careTra tuout House, Chicago. TTTANTED—Twenty tight barrel coopers. Apply to W JONES A CHAPIN, corner Wentworth av. and Sixteenth at., Chicago, 111. TirANTED— An experienced man to sail teas and «T apices from Parmport, lowa, 0a« wUs has a trade In town and la willing tn work cheap, address, with mat name, for particulars, P. O, .Sorts*, Davenport, lowa. WANTED— WO mom men for 0., B.tQ.R,A;ftw dins: nooffie* also so farm hands at 9t adsr. ANDREW O. BINS A CO., No. X* Milwaukee av. TETANTED—Anuta to sell. Uthogreph picture# of \v Chicago iu flnmra. and map of Chicago shewing th« burnt district. Samtdm of both cent M receipt of pa cents. B. B. LANOOK. Ap u So. I Liad Bloat, Chicago. Vi? ANTED— Gsnaka grocery clerk: a smart young if man willing to work. Call at SS9 Habbartet., T|rANTEDr\ jos>t fmart boy for ct bat store, XH “T WsitfcUUftiiat, comit F.*tkar at., before 12 o’clock a. ta. Try ANTED—Two men that understand (km work. II Apply uerlhwest corner of State and Baudelphata. WANTED— AH the boys formerly amnlnyed bv me in my olgaretta factory {a Ewing Block to call oa tua for work at S] West Maduou at. TETAisl£D*“Tiaoera—Apply to B. D. MURRAT. fist TT t’otFacs Grate av. Good wages and steady wort to good men. J TTTANTED—A fewgood moulders will find sleadr v work at Cniau Foundry Wotka, corset of Fif teenth and Dearborn its. <4 WANTED-Two barbers at &J7 West Laks ft. AppfF imturdiately. WANTED— A mattress maker at 70S West Lake st. TPRNET A CO. WANTED— A jonroeymaa wood engraver capable af drawing in pcnpect ive. and engraving bulMingv, grpunds. erenery. etc. Ritsatlon permanent. Oorre «pond with B. CCARKE. 312 1 Chesnut at.. St. Loafs. TTTANTrD-AH looking for etnplovraent to call and it examineonr new agrienllnral imalement. Five hundred doltarx easily made in dare. Nn eham for rights. Good nien«wanted. KIHBALL A CO., ISJ Wrst Madison st. Boon 12. TTTAKTED—Two or three ftrst*olau bnntmakere; n atso.twoor three good jobbers, atMcKAV’9, at Evanston. Come at once. TTrANTKD—A good tailor to work on coats, etc.: IT steady employment will he given. Addrt**, with reference and pries per week, D. B. JENCK3, DaaAa*, Illinois. WANTED— A a*!e*tnan fbr hosiery and gents' fur nishing (foods, to sell at wholesale br (ample. A depoelt will bo required for samples taken. Apply between 9 and 10, at 413 State at. rfXTANTF.D—An artUt lo do soma roar** outlining. W Addreea E. A. 8,, or call at 55A State at. WANNTKD— 100 railroad andlev»emen log'* South; part free fate; al*o cheap tickoiaecdl South. E, A. ANOELL, 31 West Randolph at. WASTER— A girl at second nouao on Fifteenth-at. from the cor. Slata-st. WASTED— A first class sign writer, also a cKw'card writer, good wages and permanent employment at No. I6i Meat Madison-st. TTTANTED—A first class man of Intelligence and bnsl- It ness rapacity, lo wh*m a liberal salary wfil he p«ld. Adder**, Q. W. 8.. Tribune office. WANTED— A shoemaker at TS AUsrdeen-et. On* that la accustomed lo making fin* ladies and gen tlemens' work praferred. None but a good workman need apply. Apply immediately. WANTED— A No. I Gorman dry goods salesman,with references: must be wide awake, aoi no hey. Inquire at S>9 West Twelfth at. WANTED— W carpenfers; flrst-elss* trimmers, ea Honor*' at., batsreea Wood and Lincoln sU., near Madison. TXTANTKD—A practical retail gror-rr delivery etorfc TV that uodemiands the care of horses, that can uni wall n-comnienoed. Apply at Latest. TTf ANTED—Two smart active boys who have worked TT at gas-fitting: also an office boy. Apply at r» VT». bash av. XT^AXTED—At one*. 50 mssons and bricklayer* t also TT TOO laborers. Mechanics' and Manufacturers’ Si chance. «9 State at. WANTED— To leave this dar—6>V) Ishorent for Iha pfurries, railroads, farms, quarries, carp*otoes, Ac.: tb* highest Wages paid and fee* rare. Alsa enaa* ticket* for sale for these ffolnr S'vith. Apply st B1f» IM.OTMKNT HEADQUARTERS. Room 7 1-2 Llaa'a Ktocb. Randolph at bridge. Vtaltlen*. WANTED— A girl to go a short distance In the coun try. to take care ofchijdrt'n and Meiat in general housework. Apply to CASHIER. Tribune offioo, be t ween S and t p..m. TXT ANTED—A first-olaas cook In a small family nffiva TV o>Hipl* w^*»*e «*«r tubihs/ wutt reftr vneaat S'sPf«t 3lonn*est. TXT ANTED—A Rltl f'r general housework in a small Tv family. Apply, with reference, at v*4 Barnildoat. XX^ANTED—In a small private family a competent TT and willing laundress. Reference* required. Gall Wtween the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock, for two days, nt Cvi Wc-t Washington st. txtaNTED—Two girls in a hotel; one that under* TV stands cooking, and th« other lo do second work. None but lhb«* with good recommendations Swrde or Norwegian preferred. Apply to IT. D., at Cornell Hotel, Illinois Centra) Crossing. WANTED— A good girl to do general housework at 403 Writ Jackson «r. tTTANTEP—At *9* Wabash ar. a good Orman. Nor- Vv wegian. or Swedish girl, for general housework. WANTED-A young girl, who can do the housework of a small family Ccxc*nl wishing), can find good home for tho winter at 177 Writ Adams at. WANTED— A flnt-class meat and pantry cook ;af«o a good laundress. Apply, at once, at tit Mfohl can ar. TYFANTED-.’D experienced velvet bat sewers, at vv Turner’s, 167 Tweaty-socoaJ at. WANTED— A well-recommended nan's to take charge of a baby. Apply aoon at 9(H Michigan av. ANTED—A girl. Apply at 112 Western tr. fioath. WASTED— Aaltl or an aged woman to do housework. Apply at I*3 West Jaeksou at. Wages, 83. WANTED— Immediately— 5 exp-rl-nced oeck-ff* makers. Apply at 337 Cottage Grave av. J, Bf, FRANK. Agt. WANTED— A lady companion, Ono th.it understand* pastry and willing tu assist in private house. o*ll at 413 >tatr* nr, up stairs. WANTED— A competent and experienced cook: also a girl to do chamber work end taka car® of obtt dreo. Apply at No. 678 Jllchigan ar.. TTTANTKD—A good cook, washer, and Ironsr. at ISS Yf Kill# av. t TCTAb'TKD—A good cook, wisher, and ironef. at IW7 TV Michigan av. TTTANTKD—A seamstress who knows something ofi Y> dressmaking, and can ran a Florence sewing ma chine. Apply at 314 Sampson si. WANTED— A first-class boqnet-maker, one who c«a arrange dowers for parlor decorations, tor foner als. and for weddings, do., (o best style. Address W. R. ELLIOTT, No. 11l Market at, Pittsburgh. Pa. VET ANTED—a goodgirl or woman to do homework v jn the counter, or man and wifo to do form work. GEO. P. CA RPENTKB. 14 and IS Market et. SITUATIONS WANTED-MAUS. SITUATION WANTED—By an accountant; will wwrfc at a low figure for the winter; has first-ola** ability and references. Address J. P. W., 339 West Indianast. SITUATION WANTED—As Insurance, correspoodlac or policy clerk—By ono of four years’ experience Ha Eastern companies. Address. E. M. 0.. Tribuneolttor. SITUATION WANTED-By a young mao, practical, carpenter and draughtsman, as superintendent. Ad orns J 80. Tribnne office. SITUATION WANTED—To builders, etc., the adrer ti«er, an expert at figuring and estimating oa all Branches of toildlnp works, U prepared to aetut oon traetora and others br preparing estimates, etc. Ad dress BUILDING SURVEYOR, Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED—Architectural draughtsman, flrff-cI»M work, or superintendence. Address Jo W, 764 West Harrison at. SITUATION WANTED-Ia a wholesale Honor stem. Understand# compounding liquors. Would altera bar, or trade real Mtat* for some bnsineM placet town or country. Address R. M., 133 Hubbard at. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE OIXUATION WANTED—A respectable girl to do *6O end work or tako cara of children. Gall for tw« day*, at 273 Third ar. SITUATION WANTED-As norse-By a Protestant woman. Can take entire charge of a young baby and do light housework. Good relerencs. Adder#*, A. C.. Tribune office. SITUATION WANTED—By a Scotch woman with little girl as cook, ta a good na»at or pastry cook. Country preferred. 154 West Washington st. ttITUATION WANTED—By competent cook. la- O quire, for three days, at 540 Butterfield st. ooe doer from Thirtieth it. SITUATIONS WANTED—LadIes wishing help can h* O supplied at Mrs. THOMPSONS new office, I .DOS Stalest. BUSINESS CHANCES* Davenport lowa. a HALF Interest inaoUainff mill, doing P*£ey jrTgoodsabd notion hoowu Sofoa las* Sjror. 10 th»6uJo^»ln flare'•ppottoaa?etfeged, A£Ure«3g« 6* TA«WO*‘^ 3