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V.
HEAL ESTATE,
A -m Bing of Speculators Trying to
Ideate the New Government
Buildings.
ViUueg in Tho Burnt Distract Now
Hotels—The New Court House—
i Transfers for the Week.
'iV-fc are good ground* for believing that a
'■*r:og**hHf. Wen formed for Ihepurpoieof making
vrul millions by local iug the new government
building*—Port Office, Court House, District
’Oui-ts. etc., when? tho members of the “ring"
K-curvd “options”on a largo amount of
j property. A prominent politician, whose well
known business quallttcAildns have become pro
vertiid. together with the member* of a prominent
goods firm here, are understood to be the
prbne mover-., The property they’ have secured
the cite of the former gas work* on
sin-et, near the river, and tho control they
unr*Z‘ of the property now comdsts mainly of
■-•if? JJ.* (K-ciuxd within the past week or ten days,
b. rr b-nK-- mn from three to five yours with the
A ,*lcge of purchasing at the end*of terras
i elated Tlu* programme I* presumed to
a recommendation will be made to Con
by cerium ollicLols, to the effect that
gitmnd for tho new government build-
Vbe eehs'lM in some locality where it
cjiu'Tk* purchased for less than the exorbitant
l>rifeedeuKjnded by the owner* of tho propertv
;»d.itlnlng The proneat Court Hoa.se, site. The
prominent jK>lliieiau rofcrrtsi to will then Intro
duo* and push through Congress a bill providing
-for. the purchase of part of the ground which
lucihfeif and confederates had already secured by
Ur-*'-jin-6 above mentioned. Should thc jilan auo
vt M dry gtHnls firm would of course receive
2 reuud hum in conslderutlou of giving up their
•••itw-s; u nd the adjoining projvjrty which the
*‘nhg“ hold by hcises. and Which they have the
option to purtduise at the end of five years at a
u.M.d price, would b*; >o much enhoaoud In valuo
•-i“to make the option worth, a large amount of
money. Tin- total capital Invested iff this eohemo
i Ue bmali amount paid on the lease- 1 and the
of the prominent politician who is expect
w U> push the hill through Congress.
->ny scheme to change the location of thogov
*iTUiu?nt building*, only r»ViUIr«M to bo known to
v.ilh strong opposition. Tb© changing of
theof th«-M* important buildings would ncoes
h-kitc a di’cJinc in the extravagant prices now d«v
maaded f.vr t ivc ground inyovuiag the present Cuw
tom nous,* *itc. Thepre*ent lot comprises ouo
hn \of thcbl<K k k i*ouud«*d by Dearborn, Monroe,
•Mj».Av)n, und Clark street*.' For tho remutnlng
fifths, prices ranging from <2,000 per toot on
MuariH*. to-VJ.OOOix'rfoot on Clark and Madison,
*ri' now dt-mruidi-d. If there had been no propo
sal Vo Imre the government buy two or three times
Os ground! and spend about $.*.000,000 pi to
gether in tho purchase of additional ground and
Ua* Erection of buildings, it is probable thin prop*
•frit* would have ticca valued at not over
VwtMjiijtlh as much. This probability
j-howu by the fact that property
if 1 I* other direction, a hh*ck or two distant ism
j iughi fur liali the price deaamded for that in
Jh* la-tom House Block. During the past week a
lot w, f,-ei front, on the ea-t sido of Clark street,
•p 11-1 south of Monroe, was sold for s*oo per front
m-rj on Saturday Mr. Josiah Lombard sold a lot,
1? 1-; tcet frout, on the west side of Clark street,
Van Huron and Harrison,. for atoo
T*r.««ot. On Saturday, Mr. J- IT. Weil sold a lot
fevtisoath of Adiims, for SIJ>OO i*er front foot.
jb'-Hes these ;u-tual sale*. It is well known that
fotebn Dcarlmm ft reel, between Randolph an<l
Mauifon streets, having a depth of from so to yo
'frvt. are offered at $1,200 j*er front foot. On
ir-.inkljQ street, from Like street southward.
_projs.jtycau be tKmuht for from stoo to ir-03 per
-•foot, and on Well* rtivet, south of Madi-ou, for
Pncif but iittb? higher. On Wabash avenue
from Hurrison t<i Adams it has lajcn sold, and can
N- boucht for about £7OO per foot. All these ]»rieOf>
filin'# that the prices at which tlw ground u<yolu
mg flo Cin>to:n lloiw* lot art* held an; extrava-
PUi# Of <'oiuvs-, every man has a |K*rfect right
b'im his own pi le** on hlnown projKTty, but’if
the formation of n ild®” t<i change
the.giivenmieni ImlMings nnd make’a
out of lu,property-owners near the
sfot site will have their own greediness to
YkforlL The proposal to recommend Con
wto buy a whole block nt ground, and spend
m in the purchase of ground and tho
ft.ow of tine building-'', originated, w»* under'
Tfywin Ui«-. expressed iloiio of Hie ailminlstru-
JjU*do fxmu thiiig to bei'ellt Chicago, and help
w it. But, us the mutter stands now.
no fuiTter whetlier more gnnunl U bought
ix ui jib-- pn'M'Ut Custom lluii.-c lot, or whether it
.sbo|; L -1,l where the gas wtirks stood. Hit- profits
woujfclueuily all go into the pockets of a liulr-A
den ti individuals, if Uje new locution of the
ovtiunu-ut bulMiags is selected with a
,V.ew* to ln-uejitlhig the city, the locillon
r-hf>U|l Ik* neur enongh t<» I-ak** Park to
uv’.r f.uipt\>ve the value of that ground fur
iiu.-ini-".. punxs-es. A« u jwirk tho strip of
CTuiind id front of Miehhnin avenue Is a Immbng,
unil lu:d lm devolv'd lolmsiness pnriKMes ai
us possible, to tin* groat'benefit of the City
Treasury. If the locating of the Post Office. C.is*
and -fiber govenmient building muuewhen* near
Igd.--Park-even within a low blocks of It—will
hu.si. n Its oeeupylng for business, that circum
-tluiKs'S should Inive great weight with Congress.
i SKW HOTKI.H.
Walker and 11111, the proprietors of the
'oi".u;f MAUe-siu Houm*. an* prvjvjiriug to build
.lie .Mn-v Mattesuu 11-iu-s*. on ground b donglng to
Mr. fci. O. Walker, on the northeast corner of
lu-kim stn-et and Wabash avenue. Wo nicu
uu"A%'. some, days ago, that Mr. B. F. Cardnc.r
lsiis«sl tin; siiiilliw<*~l corner of Jackson and
Ml-diigaii aveiiue for the purpose of building a
hol»'l,therc. Tho locations of the buildings show
el.t—s*s of bnsincss have l»w*n pnshwl
southward as well uh w««twunl by
Uoq*.. KAc-'pt the hhenuan House. wUlob the
pii’Twetors prop«iM*.to rebuild on the old site, all
Uu-iMt-ds will is- south ot Monroe street. The
Ogd««; n«nif— will jirobubly bo rebuilt, aud Mr.
Hon.f Palmer’s sinondid hotel on the southeast
aonx /of Biutonud Mouroc being poshed for-
A-a:d rapidly as possible.
nu; m:w i»ukt norsn.
We understand 11i:it the Board of Public Works
»iK)ut drcid«*U mmu th« general plan of the
;ov Court House. Tue lending- feature U, that It
*ik n>Mr the entire C«»urt House square, the
runi*<-xt«-uding out to the sidewalk around tho
-jiUnlMtN fe. nud having a large court In the con*
~r block. The buildlugerected on tills plan
m nnu )i Uv»* lni|Kmltig appearance. bo
<Tuid Ik* too cloj*o to the street to display
v .vj.luetural fent«nn to advantage but it
f luoro eommodloun ami by furnishing tho
-ru for office* to ho routed might bo made
3.,, 0 f large revenue to the rlty.
CKSTKAI. HKI*OT.
w*Ttainrd that If 11k* efforts now making
rv the three block* of ground on tho l*ake
ora passenger elation prove unavailing,
a-auo. Burlington A* Quincy K, It- will erect
rf-u-er station t«f their oini on Sixteenth
-Til near the south branch of the river, mid that
rhi-an(Vntr:il Bailmid will run their train*
siinic station, their present depot grounds
-it!indy inadequate.
C -Nsj-KUH FOH (UTI'JiIUV AND THU WEEK.
»_ J blowing instruments were tiled for
,JW\ Saturday, November
smith of Thirty-seventh st, cost front.
vU. t.H-i scot-mbcr t*: consideration. SV»
'w i- ,e, Hulf.H block ,M. In Section 33, 40,,14. being
f< ii st between Menuciom-e ami Linden nt*
r -L Bated November .1; cmiddiratloa. fTW
.t l»-I v. .h iiThirty nod Tulvly-lUUM Mi
i*iil *5x170 ft-eU tinted Novembers? cou-dd-
n in Work t. ofllnbbanVs Lot. 14 ta
1 ,-tr-j lb dated October Oi, candlderatlon
mortener* and trust As*!*: six qnlt
ilauL*«*<«lo amt n-h-ase*. eight chattel roortnureo.
r iWrnnrtd* property In Cook
ftfonv-hK, together with itixtyads biHtruments
m ireri-ivconliHl in couM-quouee of the destruc
me former records.
following i' the sum total for tho instru
ii’leonvoving city and suburban property for
ilck ending Nov- I: city pmwrty. **4.970.
y 0 i c uy limits. *19,M0, South of city Um
'-SO.

the city nr bexef.
i Permanent Rebuilding.
V,. I have granted the following i*rmlw for
•ia'nt building* in the burnt district: T.
210. 212. au, and ats South Water
nndNos.373, 37fi. and 377 Ontario street; i
r>n**. southwest corner of Washington
street.- (Nevada House!, and No. 202
r ,j,.l TiDUi J5.4L. I-mcjisler. Nos. 72. 71,
fio* Van Huron street: A. J. Averell.
‘V“roruerof Van Burra street and Wabash
;K ,na.d eoroi r N(W> 21H.S3U. S2S. and 236
M. HUUmrs No. 5W Clark
‘H-n oiyi-: n»is. 2SI and‘233 Waba-hav
3U4Stalestreet; Ferdinand
*v. Wabash avenue.
Boy Xost.
Hy Mr*. Lewis of her
Irufra-^‘r n 1( Vears of age. who left the Half
m v .-'rn on the voth of October, Into In the
willi i> li.y ii;imi-*I Wlllio I\.t
ha. HcM hair unit h!ii«i «yr«.»
A r“ were array gray mixed
wtsu brown or pray <s»:it. and a
-HI Mack band, and t.wfc with him a
’Ur.*>' s’uh-. Any information that-ran be
i o_)tVl.(.turu{Utf 0 _ )tVl turu Utf the child to No.
rtv. n. i>‘‘J to Mrs K. L. Hobson.
„v. e>-.;th nalf-Omluui Asylum, will receive
,J tr .y(il ua
\>v.aru
•ejrst to Toe thb ZSflxi.
-.urklioldcr in the Mutual
i! r;JSiiV. of Chicago. 14. ray bis stock
j ark.niitnro with the call wide by
1 1". -of that comjv.ny. i*» the aist of
I». j.treitoi jTnlrott. I.M-- who, on yes
>-:.-'StT‘ v,sl cheek for the Tub amount. ’The
I ofn£ UmMimel. ns Mr. Talcotfs
h Vr..wcn? K-C.0&", on which he had no
ne preparing to rebuild
X?rtj at once
n*T HisceUnneona.
I fhoncht to l*r a printer, died at
J i yrncn. tconP r Vt of of the’
I l ui h« burled i.stitnrrow. The Sisters
C«teS*rt wKm>* U Ute to bc
nnmi-raiu Mrcrt nu
ll- t occur in tin- Inirnt Jlstnut ot til.-
J- j0 '„trom Uu- i-i-dJ.-n my Inn huh
vuhh-h-u. lu.-laJm.it i-tura*.
"Ji J'; r "th« thoroufhfnn-s urowduil with
iih’O. if- an ulili-n-J 1.. 1 I-'tin- mlJ.lle
Uio 6iduwutl-» IvilUf l-iiirkwl up hy
Aliii't-
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♦i Tf v will orrni' j in inwff *toro.
tli y v^ Vi Vu 4l •.rennc, wltli a
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c i... j->t r.'Mra-.I Trom tho
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Pfb.
r»tetj,.r.
1 -'.-1, .1 ;,-r frill 1.0 m.iJc
-U .«y->w»
v V;: r i. ’tViw w».:i no s.-it
-l.i 111 IMT-IMtHBy
Atackboldcr who ulml), on or before the Uth of
December next* pay in 10 percent of said stock,
and shall par io per cent on the drat day of each
month thcrcuncTuntll the whole paid. It was
further resolved that the Fn Mdcul and S*-oretary
proceed to pay 23 per cent of their loi*.-*ca to policy
holder* us coon ns adjusted; and to is-suo the obli
gation* of the company for the residue, payable
In instalment s of 27. i*er cent each.
LOCAL POLITICS.
fffccw People Khali Vole—Mr. Vaad Oe*
dine* the Korrbrud Nomination for Po>
lice CoinntiMionrr— Other Declination*
—W, H. PovrcilV Record-Xljdc i’nrk
Nomination*.
xvw.nr rrori v mi m.^votv:,
luonlorto obtniunn amhoritatlvo legal opinion
ne to the proper voting place* fur citizens whose
bouses were lu the burnt district. Jlayor Mason bus
addressed to M. F. Tuley, Kmj., Corporation Coun
sel, and to Charles H. Rood, Eaq., State's Attorney»
a request for an opinion on that subject, which
ha* Von complied with ns follows
lion. It, P. Mason, M«ror:
In reply je your rotmmmloflllon o( this date, ft* to
the piece where citizen*, whose horn*** w.-rv In the
burnt tlietri.-t, should vote ftt tfjo anpruacblngelcrtion,
w*» answer that we are ol the opinion that any citizen
who wa* forces!, bv the burning of hi* place of m*l.
deuce, to temporarily r-eek wmie other, doe* not there,
by Jom- his right to vole iu thu election prcclnrt (oral*,
tfict) where lie would have voted had not his plAco of
residence been so tbeirovtsl by fire: and, therefore,
thut rU ►ui-h eitizen- cbould vote iu the wdii- precinct
whirr their plain of n—i.lenrr, which was ucjlroj'cd
l*y lire, wa* situated. H»*pecifally.
M. K. TCLEY, forporution Counsel.
cha ULpSlt UH£D| tttatoa’ Attorney.
riur.sr.o, Xo\% h ls7l.
MU. r.fMl WITHr*RAWn FROM TUn DCMMCtI TICKET.
.Mr. Fred (hind, who was nomluat»'d for Police
C»uumi—ion«-r on ilm liummer ticket, has with
drawn therefrom lu the following letter:
To the Chairman of the People’s Union Biecoitve
Conunitiw:
sir since tnv name has been placed on tho People’s
Union ticket for Police UommlcJoDcr 1 liave boon tv
fl. ctlnc In n-ganl to my duty in the premises, ami have
c».me to the »H>nc!u**l<*n to ivtlr« from th« canvas* and
withdraw inv name ta*ni tho ticket. Jn tho fact* of the
terrible calamity which has befallen our beloved cltv,
the people of Chicago should bo united before the
worm in their municipal affairs. Jb-Unvlng that the
public good should be iniranmunl to l*ersorud Interest
orfis-Un?*. I beg you to accept my thank* for tho
huunr done mo in the nomination, and believe me,
vours truly, F. OUM>,
CHICAGO, -VOV. 4, 1471.
i.vrr.R.
Sine© the above wan put in t\iw wc have re
ceived the following loiter from Mr. Gam!:
Tothi' Peoplo'- Union Campaign Committee:
OF-Vttxkex Owing to ccrtJiln reasons, which now
no longer exist, 1 sent to your committee a letter re
questing them to withdraw mv name from thrlr ticket.
'rhomnnuitteohaveTc-fascdto accept my declination,
and, upon coneultation with friend*. I have decided to
remain a candidate upon the Topic’s Union ticket.
CHICAGO, RoV. 4,1H7L FBEh. O VXD.
the urn ST.
2:30 a. m.—lt Is currently roportod at this writ
ing that Mr. (iund -will dictate another letter to
somebody declining to decide” what to do in thn
present emerguncy at an early boor to-day. It is
evident Mr. (land is badly mixed, and it is cruel
of-his friends to penmt him to write In the loose
and rarrtcKs mfinner Indicated above. His intel
lect is cvldunUy wandering.
FAMUKL M. MOOKU nnCUNF.S.
Runnel M. Moore, Esq., doclines the nomination
for Circuit Judge on uie Sorehead ticket in the
following curd:
To the Editor of The Chitngo Tribune
Sib It was without my knowledge or consent that T
have been announced as a candidate for Circuit Judge.
I thank thoss of all panic* who Lave expressed a de
sire to see mo on the bench. I am u*t a candidate for
any office. Bahucl M. MOOiu;.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1. Is7l.
JOHN C. KLTK DHCLINUS.
Mr. John C. Klvn refuses to have his name ro
main on Uie Sorehead ticket. He says
To tig KtlUor of The. ChiraQo Tribune
Silt: To niv surprise, I found my name nn th*> no
called I’eoplv’s Union tick*,t" for Town Clerk of the
XV*>t Blvlrden. Ido positively ib?cliiu* the nomina
tlon, ns I am on the other side ol the house, nud call
myself Fire Proof.” JOtlX C. KLYS.
I‘HICAOO. Nov. 4. I*7l.
DAMKI. L. MZORKT PHCLtSES.
To ihf- FiWor of The Chlehgo Tribune:
Sir li-e by the papers that I have Ix-en nomlnate«l
on the Temperance ticket for City Attorney. This
tiunilnatioti wsh made without my kunwledgi* or con
si at, and I donol want my that connec
tion. DAMKLL.aiiom;r.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1. IS7I.
IMWKLI/S RECOUD.
William S. Powell. Alderman of Hie Eighth
Ward, and now n eandldate for n>-clcctiou nu the
Botchead ticket, was oneofthe H-*»nawugstlmf r«'-
slstcd the appointment ot the InKOectors of tho
House of Correction, licit was wjw Intivxluced
an ordinance upproprluring fioo.tiuo for tho pur*
chase ol tlx- Bam Walker lot. lobe addcdlo Union
Park. At the session of the Common Connell, on
lust Mon-lay evening, he voted to lay a railroad
track on IhH-kwell street. In West Chteago. Mr.
Clowrv. the Fire Union vuiidldate for Alderman in
the Eighth Ward, has lus*n a n*-ldent of Chicago
for more than twenty years, never muil'lu for or nc
eeiited oilire, and is a business man of Irreproach
able character.
nnsr ward.
There will 1m- n meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the First Ward, and all other*interested
in tho success of the Fin* Union Ticket, at the
general headquarter* of the Central C?ommltt«e,
over Ilmi* »V I’owi ir* Hmtv slable.near the cor
ner of M:.di*°u cud CutiAl street', on Monday
evening, at 10 o’clock, Hlmrp.
nrni: park nomination.
At a meeting of the Union Convention at Hyde*
Park, iiimiKioixl of delegutes from liolh tho Rr*-
piildiean and Democratic partk'«, hold on Friday
evening, the following towa ticket waa noml
uateil:
F«»rSui»erviKor—L. O. Fisher. Awcvpor—Ctnrlc*
B.‘Waite, Colb'ctor—Jamo* If. Ely. Treasurer—
George M. Itogms Town Clerk—u. S. Thompson.
Trustee*—John F. Barney, William R. Ilvlc,
Hiram Vuudcrbiit. Is-ster iJnidner. Jr. Jiintices
of the Peace—Charles E. lU-osc, WiUlara B. fllu
clair.
Q lir convention, was composed-of some of tho
best cltixeu* of the township, nml n determination
was manifested to-clcct’the ticket by a large ma
jority. Messrs. Boguc for Trcnsim*r, ami
Thompson for Town Clerk.—tlu* present incum
bents—were nnininaled by acclamation, which
fact was a flattering endorsement of their past
services. The remainder of the ticket I* also of
the “Union Fire-IToof” order, and will and
should receive the Tiearty support of tho friend*
of law nud order am) the taxpayers, to whom au
economical and Judicious admirUstralioa of the
fiunnccH and affairs of the township is of vital Im
portance-
TOE cocvrv TOWNS.
Tho blowers fur the/dend boat"* ticket
arc arc trying to iufusoc oarage into
their followers by telling them that
tto county townsldps am going 6o roll
up enormous majorities for tho dead beat" can
dldaios. They profess to base their calculations
on the efforts the roeroliers of the defunct Board
of Supervisor**.would put fortlc for their ticket.
But It so happens that more than one-third of the
SniH-rvlsor» are supporting the Fire-Union ticket.
All of them who im* suspected of post-os-lnc any
honesty oppose tho dead-beat ticket. It is only
tin-Supervisors of the baser sort .who swindled
the county and lived on taxes who exhibit any
desire for the election of the »lcnd-b*\als and bum
mers: and they will discover, on election day,
that they pulses* le*»s control over the farmers
than they supjK»*-cd or boasted of. There is a gen
eral desire In the country, as well as in the
eilv,fora reform lu tho management of county
affairs. Millions of takes have been squandered
and pocketed by countv cdHccrs through the cor
rupt transactions of the Board of Supervisor*,
and the people of the nind districts an* just ns
anxious to have a tlnal stop pnt to those villainies
as tin* iK-ople of the city. The bummers will Ik*
as sorely disappointed in the vote of tho
towns us in the vole of the wards, Mark tho pre
diction.
RELIGIOUS INT ELLIGENCE,
KITH-OPAL.
Hie Trustees of tho Union Park (Congregations!
Church having kindly tendered to the Sunday
School and congregation of Bt. John’s Church the*
uecof tlieir building temporarily, till the comple
tion of the basement of the now St. John's Church,
the sessions of the Sunday School will !>o resumed
In the basement of IhcUnlon Park Congregational
Church, corner of Ashland avenue and Washing
ton street, on Sunday morning next at 9 o’clock.
Until further notice, then* will be nn evening ser
vice nt the same place at 71-2 p. m.
--There will l*e morning and evening services at
St. Stephen’s Church.
—The Key. B. Morgan officiates this morning
and evinlngat St. Mark's Church.
—There will bo morning and eventngservire* at
the Chuich of the AtuncmcuU The scats have all
Ihh n made/rce.
—Hie Bov. Dr. IxH'ke will officiate at Grace
Church this morning and evening.
—’There will be inondng mid evening services at
at the Church of the Holy Communion.
—The Bov. C. K. Cheney officiate*, tlii* morning,
at Christ Church.
—The Bov. W, J. Johnstone officiates, this morn
ing and evening, at All Saints’ Church.
—Tin* congregation of Trlultv Church will meet
this looming for divine service In the Trinity Mis
sion rlu.p* ou Teiirth avenue. iKJlwccn Tuvior
and Twelfthsts. Tlit*Trinity l*arl.*«h and Miv*iim
Schools will meet In the same place at y o’clock lu
the afternoon;
ryrr.vni.vx.
The Rev. Rot»orl CVllyer will nreneh this morn
ing nt Hit Third Churrn. on Lntiin Htrrct,
—The Rev.ll. Winkle?, of Boston, preaches
tills nimnlng at the church of the Messiah.
—The Bov. Bolter! Collver proachra ut 3 o’clock
in Miutv Chapol.whcre tlw congregation of Unity
Church,on the SonthPiile. will meet. The Fourth
Unitarian shirty will al.-onioet there.
—Rev. W. Wenrttc will preach this moraine
in the Church of the Messiah. comer of abash
nvrnuo and Hubbard court. Sunday School at
12 m.
COSO Til’d VTION’AL.
Tlu* Rev. W. 11. Beecher preaches this morning
and evening. at Oakland ('bun'll.
—The Rev. \V. W. Bartlett preaches this morn
ing at I‘lymouth Church. All are cordially In
vited.
—The Rev. I*. F. William* preaches this morn-
Ing. and the Brv. Robert Patterson. this evening,
in tlu* Thl»emacle church.
—Members of Class No, J9 of the New Raglan
Clmrcli bsMcith i*ehooJ can find their teacher a*
No. 27 Wool Canal or 77 North Beotia.
umversvi-ist.
The Rev. O. F. Saflbnl preaches this morning In
Murray Chapel,
—The Rev. K. O. Flandrr* preaches this morn
ing and evening at the Uhnreh of the Redeemer.
—Thciv will Ik; a regular meeting of the Teach
ers* Associutiou to-morrow evening at £62 Wabash
nvenuc.
rßP.anv7Kiti.VK,
Tl>e Rev. B. Patterson. preache* this
morning, and th* Rev. K. G. Williams this even*
inp n) fite Jefferson Park Church.
—MemUTHofllte Fourth Presbyterian Church,
and others interested in Sunday School work, aro
iuvltfd to attend Sunday School »t the Howe
Stix et Mission School, between Willow and Ccn*
tiv streets.
wnruomsT.
f»rac«e Church, mid Clark Btrcrt-M. K. Church
Sabbath school teachers and scholars. arc Invited
to unite with the Centenary School
Church.
—Kev. Dr. Walden prcaehf* thU morning and
evening In. the Park Avenue Clmrch.
n.uwifrr.
Professor R. Pnrvn preaebee this morning and
ziing at He lYco Unptlst Church.
>.IK-KU-A_MXJCa.
Tho National Park Bllaedon Society moot this af
ternoon fit tho Friends’ Mooting House, on Twcn
ly-slMh street, near Indiana avenue.
—All members of the Railroad Chapel Bandar
Feho<.| ;ixc to moot at 3 o'clock this af
ternoon. at Trinity Mission, on Fourth aveuae,
mar Tnylor.
—The two Christian Churches of tho South Side
l aving united, will hold services In the church at
the comer of Indiana avenue and Twenty-fifth
etrut. The Rev. O. A. liuige**, who lias b"*cn
i hiAi n pastor, preached tl.ii morning uad even
ing.
—Mr.J. M. Choate of lios»cg. lecture** thU morn
ing ml evniing In hye-euiniliiJl, No. vj Randolph
•due;.’
—’ilic Yfii.ig Mon’- Chrifthvn Association l;a~c
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
cervices this evening, at the corner of Peoria and
Jackson street*.
—The Kev. A. X. Shoemaker preaches this
morning and evening at the Church of (bid.
—The Kev. Alexander Dixon, of Troy, N. Y..
prenebi s this morning and evening at tho Ameri
can Reformed Clmrch.
—Tl:e Ihv».hyt«-ry of Chicago will bold an ad
journed nu-vilng at io o'clock to-morrow, in tho
leoluro-room of Olivet Church, corner of Wabash
uvcmio and Fourteenth strict.
—The Chicago Young Men's Christian Union
will bold a meeting Ibis evening at the Church of
the 31i**iah. Addntv-cs will Ik- delivered by IF.
VT. Foote, j.nd IT. Ppragae. of lk--tuu, au-i the
Rev. O. F. Safford, and R. L. Collier.
The I'Bdfrwrlim* Agency.
In another column will bo found names of our
citizen*—«tUTeivr- iu the recent flro—who have
received tho substantial benefits of the Under
writers’ jK>liey. Every facility has been givon to
thoe<' holding such policies, and. having a full
corptof adjustors, much unnecessary expense baa
Item snvi-d chiimants la making up their proof*
of loss. Tho Underwriters* Agency Is on© of the
few solvent institutions left with us, nndiia it Is
now patent that only tho largest associations
doing mi t-xteud.si national bu.-lne*.-, cun bo ro
lled upon in grout calamities, wo taku pleasure lu
recommending the in«ui3ng public to the indem
nity offered and security .afforded.
Cofferers by the Fire,
and ©there oT good ability, can find light and
highly profitable work .idlingour new “tire pub
lication*.” exactly adapted l" the time. Many
are reaping goldcii bun net*. Twice >u» much an
before the fire. Rttrybody wants them. For
particulars call on or address J. |A. Stoddard d;
Co., 218 Fulton street.
Yl«nr« for Male.
Fcr Nile, fit tho stuhlos of Martin Mayerhoefer,
corner of Jla*>tings and Loomis street-;, twenty
live good working and bu-ine.-v- h«wse*. They are
tho property of M. Kocley. and have been used by
him in hi* former busunw*. -They prc eouna.
?gr-nlh>, and ms*d t« the oily. All who nro In need
of teams w-111 find it to their advantage tu call and
examine tbeso horse*.
Buck A Rnpirr.
One ©f the largest and in-st aseortmenu* of
tollei rcquisilcs in the city La-1 boon opened by
Bttck Rayner at th< \r nr-w store on Stale slrcot,
corner of hixtconth. It embrace* French
l»erfmne. s. powders, and soaps, as well a* Rilsslu*
]K>ckci-booss, buffalo combe, plat© tiagd mirrors,
etc:
Hlaiical.
John Moltcr. long and favorably known i*6 a
zmnUc dealer, hi tho Museum 15 ail ding, has Just
opened In Cole’s Block, No. 19* West Madison
street, near HalMed,’where a full Hue of musical
merchandise and shoot music can always ho found,
and trusts his old friends and many new ones will
give him a cull.
Jlntilntcd or Charred Carrearf.
The Exchange Hank, No. 336 Wabash avenue,
will buy mutilated or charred currency. It also
buys and sells gold, silver, stocks and bonds.
Cilvs. K Botp, Cashier.
MONETARY.
SATURDAY EVESISU. KoV. I.
rusines*- ut the banks continues tjuiet, nnd wo
£ud no special features, other than those noticed
yesterday. Money continues plenty for all classes
of loans which bank's doom if judicious to make,
but. as a general rule, they are discounting
nothing except Mils on Eastern cities, drawn
against (shipment* of grain and provision*.
Scarcely any regular accommodation paper Is
offered, as it is well understood tho banks have
determined to keep their means In an available
shape. Four-fifth* of tho banks would be glad to
loan large amounts on call, on government taud*
as collaterals, at from 7 to h jht cent per minum,
but fin nearly all other collaterals would bo re
fused, and a« there an* but few persons In this
market who can find use for money on such terms.
and there are but few govenmient bonds to
olTei Hb rullateraJ, the only recourse of the banks
is to send their money down u> New York where
they get per cent lnfeT»*st on It. This, however,
is an. unnatural condition of finances, ami cammt
eoullnue a great while. IhudncM is gradually
reviving, and If the present favorable weather
continues, until the end ot the month, as is not
iiiiprubabfe* a large proportion of tho merchant*
will have got started in bu-ducRR again, *nd will
want tlx* use of owrj dollar of tboir own money
and more besides. The large deposits that have
aeoumulated hr some of the bank* will run down.
We are In receipt of a letter from a well-known
business linn In this city, who feel Injured by tho
fart that a jk(/7iV(MIm of firm* who would pav in
full at maturity was published in the uumvy iirtt
tide. Our correspondent asks, with some asperity:
Is Hie niimlwr of solrcut merchant* In oar city so
small that tltev can almost be counted ujwm duo's
Ungers t W© fn-pe nos.
In reply to this, we would remind our corro
spomlrut that tla> first list published referred onlv
to the dealers In dry goods, and other cogauto
llnrs of goods. Merchants in these lines were ow
ing larger obligations in New York than mer
eimuts many other department of bu*lnc>*. and
It was at first feared, both hero and in Now York,
that the heaviest losses would be In connection
with that branch oftradc. Thuproniptunnonnce*
tueut, however, by these ftnus of. their ability to
imy, was eo much better Hutu New York creditors
had been anticipating, that it was deemed an
extremely favorable index of the condition of
Chicago turns in all other brunches of business.
No complete list of solvent firms In Chicago w;e*
ever intended. Such an undertaking would imply
the making of a now city directory, a work for
wldch wo have not space In tho paper. Tho rea
son fur announcing the ability of t iso dry goods
firms to guuawmt because it was feared that thov.
of all others, could not. It was well understood
that the grocers generally were carrying ex
tremely light stocks at tho time of the tire, and
much less apprehension m um entertained la regard
to them. The entire loss of lumber In Chicago
was about P6.CC0.000 feet. But; tills loss was in a
great measure offset by.the il»c la the price of
lumber since the tiro. Tho looses of the pork
packers, cattle dealers, and grain dealers were
comparatively light, and the solvency of firms in
these great brunches of tmdo has nut been rpu*-
tloucd.
I„VTPAT.
New York. Nov. 4.—Gold law been dull to-dar,
and was selling at 111 3-i. Itsoidup to 113. and
closed nt ill a-tallt 7-8. Bates fop carrying. 2 per
cent. The daily clearings were »41.0w),C00. Pix-
Jir.rtfl of cold to-day, f2C.',MP. Total for tho week,
4W*.ICI.
Government* heavy and lower at the close,
Stocks uiN-m-U dull, but after tho publication of
the bask statement l>ccmuc strung, aud prices nd
vunccd. At tho clotH* tho market rcacti*a a little
from the highest point. Wabash was active, and
Erie strong.
Tin* bank statement is very fuvornWc. Follow
inq show the ch:uige* in tic averaged during the
witk:
lajjuw, Increase 513AG0
SjHVie. Increase 2.2.50.Wd
l>*gnl tcmlcrs. Inen-asc 1,901,70i>
Ik-jtofiUs, hien-ase 3.0-C5,2(Vi
CtnTtlatlon. cltcmiw* 3C7.8i0
Tl:c money market uom easy on call at C to 7 per
cent.
State bonds were not very notire. Now South
were utroiig, nuu wem the principal
fi-atitrc.
Sterling, 1083-4.
Governments:
Coups, ’Bl 116 1-2 Coups, '57 113 3-4
Coups, ’C2 ...1111-8 Coups, '63 1135-8
Coups, ’64 11l KMO* 103 l-l
Coupe, '65 in 1-2 Currency c* m i-a
New ns i-a 1
State bonds:
Missouri Cs M Virginia, old 52 34
Tennessee O w old n. Carollm, 6s 37
Tennessee, new... 65 1-2 N. Carolina, new. so
Virginia, new 63
Stocks closed:
Canton 7134 Bock Island Wll-2
Western Union... Cv 9-8 New, Terser.., toisl-‘>
Quicksilver 171-2 St, Paul..,*. v.tm
Mariposa 11-5 SL Paul, preferr’d 77
Mariposa.prefer’d 11-2 Wabash GOS-s
Adams Express.. Ss*l-2 Wabash,preferr’d SO
Wellsd; Fargo.... C 2 FortWiyne....... 96
American 6g TVito Hitute tie
United States 68 1-2 Terre Haute, pfd.so
Pmltls 46 14 C, &A. .....in
N. Y. Central.:... 90 3-8 C. A., proforr’d 110
N. Y. Central scrip 851-2 O. A M 38 3-8
Erie 20 C„ C. C. 831-2
Erie, preferred... 62 C.. B. *Q iar
Harlem 123 Lake Shore ioo.vs
Harlem.preferr’d 123 Central.. 17 34
Beading 10814 Illinois Central...l2o
Mlrhlpm Ccnttal.ll7 Union Paclttc.... 33 7-«
Pittsburgh ..134 U. I*. bonds. 655-8
Northwestern 601-2 C, P. bonds., 102 3-8
Northwestern.... c.oX-2
Northwestern pft\ v>
Fortipi narkrOi
liONDOH, Nov. 4—1:30 p. n*-~Conadl«, 92 7*B for
money; Won account.
Bonds of *C2, 911-4', 911-3; *67, 93 1-4; 1040s.
K>T*-b
Pitankfort, Nov. 4.—Bonds 96 1-1x96 w».
Paris Nov. 4.—Borneo flat; Rentes, a?f Tie.
Livi-lii'OoL, Nov. 4.—Bvcnlng.—Cotton heavy;
Middling uplands. 9 3-M; Orleans, 9S-Bd. dates
►.oooi»a3cfi; speculation and export, 2.000 bales:
ffldpments from Bomba? to the* sd, o,<K>9 bale.**.
Rtd winter wheat,its Walls 7d. Flour. 2.»5A27r0d.-
Mtva'pork. «ss CU. Cheese. 60s. Cumberland mid
dles, STs; short rib*. pw W. Refined petroleum, 17
(Halt*. Lhiaoed oil, t£sn3s lOd.
IVevr Vork Drj Good* ITlnrkei.
Nrw "York, Nov. 4 .—The dry goods market re
mains inactive. tlio demand being routined to
staple fabrics in limited quantities adapted for
immediate requirements. Prices are generally
steady. Unkiu No. 30 ebook* arc reduced in price
fit-in WctoSlc, am! Montvillc stripes from I.V to
J2l-2c. An Invoice of old domestic uelalm* of last
year's prtKlnctlou arc being Jobbed at 4 l-2c below
current rates for now style*. Gloucester jrinc~
bains are Polling at U l*Se for new, and 10 l-2c for
JKISSt fctj
Ktn*a« City Lire Miock market,
Bpeclal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Kansas Cmr, Nov. 4.— Cattle received, 2.431
bead shipped to Chicago, a car*. 53 head; do 3t.
1-ouls, 29? driven out, 650 head. Sale*. 17. Good
Texan steei*. averaging 1.130 pounds, at ta.B* id;
2?l through Texans, averaging 915 pounds. $1.75;
40 coot) thmngh Texans, averaging 905 pounds.
tfi-CO. Slaughtered, 1.130 head.
The Prsdars.narhct*,
NEW YORK.
Nrw Yock, Nov. 4.—OorroK—Quiet and weak:
middling upland. IB i-sc.
Bixaixsttith—Flour dull and lower: receipts.
StVCObrb*; superfine Western and State, $5.75n
(UD; common to p00d.t6.45a6.T0; good to choice.
tC,TOa:.CO: white wheat extra. 9r.10a7.40: extra
Ohio. tS.OOH7.SO; 6L Louis. $3.90*9.2*. Rye flvir
easier, $4.40*5.25. Corn meat dull. Wheat dull
and lower; rrcelpts.lo3.ooo but No. 2. spring.
f1.4.*n1.<9; winter rod Western. 91.55*1. v;
amber, 91.50a1.C3; No. 1 spring. 91.50.U.W 1-2
while Western tiAoai.fiS. Uyr and bxrlsy un
changed. -Malt quiet. Corn steady; receipts 21.-
COO bu; In More, 7Gc; n£oat, 77 l-2c; new. 760. Oats
nctivo; receipt*. 45.000; Western and Ohio 51 l-ia
rsr,
lj:ATiren—Steady at 2taS9c: Orinoco. tU*37i-Jc.
Wool—Firm. Extra Ohio, 63 1-UC3C; puHcd/tta
Csv;*lt*Kft»,Usa4ac.
lower; Ulo, 171-2M9l*3e,
Fugfcr Aim: fair to good rrUnlnj, 834a®1-Sc;Cuba
-«2-2atH*fiO. Molasses dujl. lUoo Arm ftt7 1-2 ifc*.
PrmoirxH-Cnnle, 13 l-2a13 3-4 c; reflno.l,3J7-S,
Triti kmtxb—ijiiioi
JiioviaioK*—Pork lower; mom. H-'UOJaI'US;
pttu*. t9.«»l0/i0: prime tmy«, f ti.oo: mrvsa for I>c
eemtwr.lis.OO; January, MUX) t Marrli.SU.37. 15col
fm!ot;me*w*,7allo;evtm. llnlto. Hama du11.1i5.i24r;
jjiuo dull; prime mcoa, 17o; India in’***. 2iK*.
Out meat* quiet shuuldt rs. C, l-4c linm*. loal2r.
MMdlra Jn.jcilvr; long rlmr. B 1-S.us 1-4. Isml
inaetivuN'o. 1 to piiim> steam, 9J-2alO I*Sc; Icottlu,
lo 1
JiCTTnn—Pm*<iy; i--; State, 15a32o
cnr.>;»t;—sjniet; thiia i-2r.
m Jkaßc.
NEW YORK.
Daily Review of the Leading
Markets.
Items Political and Miiicel*
Inncous.
Nuw York. Nov. a.—Tbv bank «t:it*wnt> wa.-
morr favorable than wn« expected. An analysis
shows tlmt the bunko have gaiunl in
their total reserve, against an increase In their
total UubllitJoa of |3,717.U>0, Tins Hanks
now hold in gold, legal tender?, and
3‘ per cent certificates, all reckoned’ ad lawful
money. |s.W7.««uO above the legal requirements,
which U a gain of |n, 225,200 over laal week. The
loans of the bunks ntlll stand very high as enm
pared with last year, and It will be observed that
they havelncrcaeodfilnco last week#slo,3oo. The
gain In specie la duo to the Treasury ilii-buri-o
menlK. The pain In legal tenders shows tlmt
money has come Into the city during the week. It
Is regarded a? a matter of congratulation that tho
bunk* have strengthened their po-Itlon before
Urn Wtuduru demand for currency to wove tlie
hog product fulrly commence'-. The currency
elilpmenw to the Smith for cotton are less than
last war. and will bo still I*-**. The effivd. how
ever* L* still to lx* felt. 61UI the
good feature* of iho statement are
not «-on*ldercd euflicicnt to wamint
the bunk? expanding- Money wa* eu-y to-day,
the uiuming rate u> borrowers on call being 7 per
cent. AX the clove, however, unemployed balan
ces were offered as low a? 4 jwr ceuU
iVhd^ N EsntiNOE
was dull, and rates wero nnebanged-
GO IJ>
cpencil at ill 3-4, and fluctuated Vtw.vn that and
112. Tin? ebbing quotation wu* 111 7-* Tho role*
paid Jnr carrying ere a, 2. 2 1-2. and 1 l-i per
ceju to flat. The exports of wmtt Li
cla**ed a* ‘•peclc Hit* week amount to
but include no American gold coin. If a record
of Khlpmenl- of coin across the Canada border
xvt-rc equally aecec-dblo It would probably r-how
that the average of epoch* reported in
bank euitcmcut is a di'cllning one.
BONDS.
Government bonds were fairly steady. In
Fouihern State bondi the "fonturea at the board
wen* the new South CaroUnm*. which advanced to
leafier »>eUiii£ aV K 1-2 ywlcrday. Tho assu
rance of Governor Scott, who Is in this city, that
the State will contrive to promptly pav
Ita interest obligations, contribute* to the upward
reaction. Central Pacific* were la demand at ICC 3-G
to 102 1-3. Private telegram* from Europe report
a further advance In the bonds at Frankfort and
Amsterdam. Union Pacific wen? firm at 82 1-2 to
kj 3-* for first: 761-2 to TC 3-4 for land grant*: 771*3
to 7k 1-2 for income*, and 34 to 24 i-d for etock.
Jill: ‘STOCK MARKKT
openetl dull, but In the afternoon woa strong and
price* advanced from 1-2 to 1 per cent- Erio
hhowed the most actlvltv, and Hannibal Ant.
Joseph the most weaksoe. The warkoi reacted
slightly at tho close.
imßADatrFi'tt.
Thn demand for flour to-duy tom light, and
under largo arrivals prices were easier. The
medium grades were especially plenty,
.u the close the market was
heavy at the dtvline. The wheat market
opened rerv dull and bcary, though tho offerings
were onlr limited. Winter wheats were greatly
neglected, and prices, of mo?t descriptions were
nominal. At the close the market wan easier, aud
miMdtled, the lower prices current Inducing some
export inquiry. Winter wheat was not so much
depressed ae spring. Cora closed n elwdo easier,
with a few* hellers at tho concession. Thu demand
was in part for export.
JTo the Associated Press. J
RAILROAD LEAsE.
Kew York, Kov. 4.—lt is reiwrted to-dav tint
tho Pinm-ylvHfiia Railroad Company has com
pitted It* jireliuiinaiT arrangc-menis for loaning
the Philadelphia, Wmulngtou «fc Baltimore Rail
road.
petroleum panic.
A telegram from Oil Cityto-day Ptate» that there
is a panic lu tlie petroleum market, with a de
cline In crude oil.
A“imrnv’s tacitt.
Commodore Ashbury's yacht Livouia sailed to
day.
PAT DEMANDED.
Tills afternoon a deputation of axemen watted
,on Deputy Comptroller (liven, with reference to
their wages for Petiteml*er. Green Mated that
their claim* would mo ascertained when the mi
pa id Mils of August wen- di*i*osed of. A c«na
mJttee of contractors also called, and were In
fuiuied that their aceounta were l>eing cxamiu.ul
It is alleged that the wont melons* accounts are ex
orbitant, and x\ 111 be cut down largely.
relief work.
At a meeting of tho Relief Committee of the
Chamber of Cetmuoree, to-* Lay, It was decided to
clc~e their labors in a iho* or two, hh it swiiis evi
dent that ns long ns they continue to sit thehsto
•ippheniitn will contlmu- to lengthen nut, Itl
nrobable that no application will Ik- rvceiv.s! afto
Widucs*hty next. Cp to this time about two
hundred applicants of both M-xenJiavi-received
nssisiuncr, and some #r,.wo have been disbursed.
roUCKO S\I.K.
Tliere was excitement in the village of Passaic,
yt slerday, lu consequeuce of the sale of the fur
niture of the village Council room to meet eer
tilleales of the Mayor of Jersey CRv to the
amount of four or live thousand- dollars, mid
which he was unable to collect
KI.LCTION RETURNS.
Pidii'e Superiiitenili-nt Kelso, to-dar, gave
dlreetioiH to the police force lor brluglng In elec
lion rclnros wftJi promptness. The police
telegraph instrument* will bo used exclu
sively alter sundown in tranrimltilng
returns. The Chief of Police of
Brooklyn to-day gave instructions fur the protce
tleo of eltizctis voting; to protect cjinvusyers and
allow ritizens to be present at the canvass of
votes. Very little business will bo traaacted lu
the city on Tiuv-day. One hundred and eight
leading,commercial firms of the city have signed
paper agreeing to close their places of business
on Tuosilay. Additional signatures are siill being
obtained. The Stock and Hold Excluiugi-, Pro
duce Exchange, an«l Grocers’ Board of Trade aro
all agreed to suspend bicdness.
a Mtruncn.
Tlioninß Colo, n contrxotor on tho Midlnnd Ihul
roml. allot Jumoo Feaeli.» laborer, becanao the
Jutter refused to work on Thursday tnornins. lie
died yoatordny. Cole fled, but yesterday returned
ami gave Uluiet-U up.
A DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
A l*oy named Louis Schaffer was tom.to ptecos
in ii Wltin(; factory at Newark, .V. J., yesterday.
ANOTHER ALLEGED HALE.
It i?> re|K»rted that u member of the Committee
of Seventy i-tutes that Judge Ledwith sold out to
Tumnmny during the Rochester Democratic Con
vention. hl» reward to Imi heavy pecuniary con
r-ltlerutlnu.-, beside- the Supreme Judgtvhlp.
IMiEILMU.L.
Ve-terdav several of Ingersoll’a frirmln called
on Sheriff Brennan, nnd told him that they had
exixrled IngiTaoll back during the *Lv}-, tmt he
had not arrival. They then aubmltlod tho name*
of persons who proposed to become IngfruoU’*
bomb-men. ami, the Shcritr pronouncing these
satlxfuetory, It -vena promised that Inger*oll
should be produced at the Sherlfl'n ofllee this
mornme. Then. unless the boudsmtu. should de
cline to Weenie sureties for the defendant's ap
pearance for trial, he will 1* released.
Aato where Garvey Is Sheriff Brennan baa no
accurate information, but ho ha« reason to believe
that he Is somewhere In Canada, and will even
tually return. After leaving tho city, Garvey
w in to hid brother ta pay all small
claims against him. Revenlof these have since
lws«n pnltl. An attachment was obtained again**
Garvey, a few days ago. for $3,400, a claim for
work done for him by a Arm In this city, but it
wet* paid to tho Sheriff by Garvey's brother.
WOODWARD.
Woodward’* return 1* not looked for now. ITo
i* afraid to come back. It is Mild, chiefly on ac
count of the part he has played ua Assistant Clerk
of the interim Boanl of Auditors.
THE BELL GATE IMPROVEMENT.
The Congressional appropriation for removing
the Hell Goto obstruction i* exhausted. Severn
workmen have Ixvn discharged.
WOMEN PROPOSING TO VOTE.
Victoria C. WoodhuU. IVunewee ClsiQln ami
Mary A. Lelnnd have registered their uumeo and
hei*e to be allowed to vote on TuenJay.
INT.KUSOLL.
The order for the arrest of Ingersoll explret! to
day, but will probably be extended to next week.
CHEATING NCIIKSIB EXI'OsKD,
Some of the evening papers gay they have in*
formation of a scheme which has been devised by
the Tammany Ring for the purpose of carrying
the election by fraud. Bogus ballot boxeo
arc to be *ul*tltut<sl for the original* and by con
nivance with the police and other olliciiiLs Mho
me to Im* bribed, the ticket* in the bagiu boxes are
to 1h- conntixl a* genuine votea. A coufe*oion by
one of Hie pang wu* tho means of bringing the
matter to light.
ILLINOIS.
The HupplcDicninry kfnrrbonite Bill Piled
—Suite Cirrnlar to County
Clerks—Governor Pntmer vs. tho United
Suite*.
Specinl I>eepntch la The Cldcago Tribune.
Pi RiNonKu*, 111., Nov. Tlje Governor to-day
tiled with the Beendary of Btatc a i»UI for an not
to limit the application of 6 ecttonas. of “an act
to {regulate public war<-hou*cs.*’ Ac., with hlaap
{>i oval of tho name, but tho bill
Living !»cen detained t»y the Governor
over the ton days. It btyamo a law in force Oct, 3,
DTI. by virtue of Section 1C Arliclo.S of tho conaU
tuiien.
Tile J?tatc Auditor to-duy issueda circular to tbo
C» Italy Clerk*. in which Lo say*: In pursunnoo
of law I have computed the following rate of rotate
lax ot Uic equalized valuation of property its
w**ed lu the fitato of IlliaeU for the year
DTI, viz., for payment of appropriations.
«nrt oilier demand* noon i*tate Treasury five ami
t no-halt mills on earn dollar of equalised valua
tion. I hereby certify salt! rate to you as County
tierk, and notify you to extern! the aarne against
the equalised valuation of all prtqvriy jl**cs*od in
yonr county for the year iF7i, together with the
follow iugnitoft of State tax on the value valuation,
vk.: two mills on each dollar for the support of
i oinuou school*, mu J one mill and one-half of
of a mill on each dollar for canal redemption fund,
said Stutc tax being In.tlio to
nine mills on each dollar, or N> cent* on each tiW
dollars of equalized valuation, and In detail as
follows: For revenue purpoM-e. 55 cents on $100;
for cnnnl redemption fund. 15 cent* on $100; for
Mtj iH-rt of common school*.-20 ccnuon SIOO.
The Governor is preparing a message to-day, to
l*e rend l»efore the juUonmed meeting of the Oca
oral Afsfiubly which nsM*nd*lprt hereon the 15th
imdsmt. in which the controversy between him* *lt
Jind tin* United States anthoHUev. together with
nil the correspondence between the Governor,
Mayor Mason, and the others, will occupy a con
siderable space.
Aid for the fflichigim Huffcrer*.
Dlti.oit. Mich.. Oct. 4.—The Michigan State Ro
ll el Committee* huve publUhed a circular, stating
iloit the contribution* of clothing from all part*
of the country, fur the relief of the sufferers by the
firv In this state, haw l*oon grnertma that the
k nuw rn hand and tn trurndt will fully meet
the v »<nt* of the sufferer*, for the article of cloth
ing. What 1* *llll needed b building material*,
miming ut4-mdl*. and provisions, or money for
the*c ]nirpw«.
BATS. CAPS, &o.
CAPS,
HATS,
PUSS.
OIJSTIN COOPER,
Form triy of 124 Dearborn *V. have opened p&ciora
583 Xs ahash*av.
AU cf the Jaliet f-tj 1c HATS. «hown in EASTERN
CITIEB n oclvctl daily bj- Express. Have alao a com
plete Hock of FURS, which will bo sold at LOW
PRICKK.
Furs Cleaned and Repaired.
ICNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1871.
DIED.
GREEN—After abort lUiu-*-, David Oritn, aged
rc vi-an* and 7 mouth*.
Funeral at bin U.l<* rclduvec. u East Uarrts-.n meet.
Monday. November* at ll o'clock a. m. Frieud* of
the family arv invited.
JAfSPER-November 4. at the rMdcnec- of hli
*onn, timrer Loaoo* r, aged n> vrur-c
Fart-nil Sunday. Novembers, at77hULDtva av.. at
2p, m. Friend* are Invited to aut-nd.
GEORGE—On FTldar the 3d lout, ThomiLs Mn of
Henry v. and Matilda %S, jl George, an 6 roar* and
5 month*.
I'uniul from the honor, sat TUlrtr-ttrst street on
Sunday «t 2p. m., to Oakland Ctmeit-ry. .Ui inunU
are Invited.
WHITACRE—On the 4th ln.*L. of dlptberia. WUIU*
RartWf. M>n of David It. and Kale Whtuciv. agod ts
wontlix.nd io.Uvh.
Carriages .will lr»vo the h<>u*c of the nw'nu Vo
JOPC Wateuh-av.. ou Tacwda.r, the Tth lu»L. at 10 o'clock
a. m. lor unu'euuxL
LAUPHIER—At Springfield. nilnol*. WUUata W.
Tauphlcr, aonot Charles H. anil St. t. Inophivr. aged
From infancy this otherwise gifted boy was affilcicd
with physical Infirmity, that deprived him the ordin
ary and hopes of boyhood; but it encour
aged a mental cultivation that vm remarkable. Ills
gcntlenewi and submission tinder hi* iruit deriva
tion, were remarkable, and were evidenc'd in m*
heroic citorto to master knowledge and comfort Id*
parent*.
AMUSEMENTS,
“OiMiiOiEffl”
Star Lecture Course.
Mlchipau-ar. Baptist Church, near Twenty;thlrd-sL
TO-MORROW EVENING
Robert Collyer
Will deliver bln new Kvture, wrltu n erpr»-*.-lv for thin
ocfiialon, cuntalmog Ida views ol the grcai lire, and
showing
"OUR LOSS ASD OUR GAK.”
Admt-telon. 50 cent*. RcKrvcd ccnta.
MBEWLM
Star Lecture Course.
(SOUTH SIDE.)
Comvc ticket and reacrrcA scat for wren Icetnrc*.
#2. fer jutlo bv Blips A sharp, corner Wabo-h-av. and
GLOBE THEATRE.
00L. WOOD'? MUSEUM OOStPAHX AX
THE G-LOBB.
THE EVENT OF TUE SEASON.
MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 6. ami every
evening until further notice.
AUGUSTIN DALY'S PLAY OF THE PERIOD.
DIVORCE.
Divorce Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 2:38.
No improper admhte«L
MISCELLANEOUS,
PROCLAMATION.
To Ihc Citizens of Cliioago.
In view of the fact (hat many cf enr r lilren-t. have
had their pl«Ct-« of rtMdtnee dcstnyed by the
late great flrr. and that for them to ext-rd-e the right
of voting at Ihc approaching elu tion in the precinct uf
their foiihcr homes will, of m-ce-Miy. cause a loss of
lunch time, I urgently r»t>>mmend and mpiest tint all
places <>l liUdiuessof every kind shall be el.W'd upon
the day of election, TfuW.ay, Nuvcnth r instant. to
the end that there may In- a general *u»pcDH|on of bu»l
u*>s. to attend to- at Una time—more than ever Impor
tant duties of electors.
ThcntU-iUiuitf the city aiithorilifH is eulT.d to tlie
following ext racl from the law of this Mute, parted la
JHJII
“No hfjuerrr Intoxicating drinks sh.-Jl be sold np
given away at retail, nor sliall any Kir n-mt nr p’-tce
where liquor nr liiD>x)cHtlug drinks are will nl tefcalK
«l*en on such Heclinii day. sml U shall bn the duty of
the Mierills. O n-tables, mid public oilieers uud m.tcis
-11 Hies to sec that the provisions of thin section are en
forced.'’
Glwa under my liand this NovetulK-rL i«7i.
It. B. MASON, Mayor.
Cy'Joumal, Post, and Mall plsa-w copy cm Monday.
mim FOR ELECTION TiCKETS.
P. L. H.\NSCOM As CO,
•33S W. 3lndisou-sl., cor. Aberdeen, liiucmeul.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
ST. GEORGE’S SOCIETY.”
%vui hold ita regular monthly meeting Monday even*
log, November a. at 902 sute-at.
BUSINESS OF IMPOST AN CE-
Our records nr* all destroyed.
JAMES JOHN. PrrM.b-nt.
•Indent Order of Foresters.
ronrt Pioneer* of the U’e*t No. 5519. Member*
nf theabove Court,are rcduerUeil to attend the next
regular meeting at tbelr new hall. No. «2 Went Kan
«lolpb-*L.»nu next Tuexilay evening. November 7, at
fc o'clock, *lu»rp. By order the C. It.
s. 11. LEWIS. s.-r retarv.
Iteadmmrter* IU-Uet Committee at D. W. Vluitk’*,
It 9 South Canal ht.
ATTENTION SIB KMCUTSI!
stated Conclave of Chicago Commanderr, No. 79,
K. T.. Monilay evening at 7J o'clock. Members of
Appollo No. I. and su Bernard, No. 3.’>. are courteously
1m lied to meet with ns. By enter «J the Kl\
JOHN WHITLEY. Reconler.
Knights of Pythias.
A mn ting of Excelsior Lodge, No. .1, will be held in
their ha 11,.%» Wwt I j»fee-Ht., on Fridar, Nor. 10. at hp.
m. The attendance of all meiohcT* 1* raxiumted. hh
business of importance will be brought Indore tho
lodge. Regular weekly meeting* until timber noUcv.
I'.v enter r-ttboW. C. ANDREW WALLACE. U.S.
WAXC f? ES A3t D JEWELRY.
It. WILLIAJIH, Jeweler.
VM Siate-st... np stair*.
I* happy to Inform his cn«lomers and friend* that
their wutche* and Jewelry left with him ter repair
arc ail safe aud irmly to <ii liver when culled tor. Jlift
revemd a p>oit Mock of Rog« rs Bn»*. double plat**!
Mioon.*. forks and knives olm> a gocsl unsortmeot ot
tine Jewelry on Uu- wav sleeve button*. Mnd*. ladifv*'
set*, ring*, chain*. Ac.’. <tc.; also a good lluo of *<>Ud
silver tuipklo ring*, fruit knives, and other article*
put up m morocco case* lor wedding and holiday
presents.
Special attention given to repairing watch*-* and
j< welrv.
GILES, 880. CO.,
IMslB Retail JevgQers,
Will be folly open Monday, with a large stock ot new
Watche*. Jewelry, Clocks, Silver tmd Table Ware.
GIBES. URO. A CO.
LIQUORS.
WEADUBY DENDTEHY,
Wholesale Lhjnor Dealers and Rectifiers,
231 South JcfftiTsonst,
flaw ncv frilly rc»nniM bn-dnrs*. and a- r prepare.l
t<|UU promptly *ll order* from a wcll.M-tecu*! ht‘«ck of
Umm and domestic liquor*. The nitration of ptir
iliMt'tv 5-- resjvcKnUy invite! to the qnllrv anti
pnow and order* hr mail priced aa low a* if bought
in p*-rwiii.
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED-*' WIDE AWAKE** AND
Fast Aslefix-HtlOpalrof exquisite French Oil
I hprmn« —subject* life Kite, wonderfully jmcroxduJ fac
similes Vi original oil painting*. given away to every
ftibscriber to Henry Want Beecher’* great Weekly.
Literary, and Rellfnrm- Newspaper, Agent* having
dimming Ntircvunl One took l.r«0 name* In three
mrnUia; am Iher 600 in six weeks; another ll* In one
week: one 47 in one «b»y, and many otheraeqniUlr well
making fir mfs and 1 10 M per day. An old agent
who know*, aavs; I think it the ho-t business over
c fftried bv any'to my knowledge. Sorry 1 did not en
enge in ll Mn-oer," rav* letter than any book agrtjrr
Takes rn sight! Lrca! acent* wantend. Active, Intsll
jjptiit men and women wauled evrerywhere. If you
m itn mod territory. wad early for circular and term*.
J. B. FORD it CO.. 27 Park-place, N. Y. u Blomfleld
►t.. Po-tou: ag W«#l MadlMipiSU. Chicago.
A CENTS WANTED—THE GREAT CHICAGO
Fire. The crowning horror ot the mneteoath cen*
toiy. 100,000 penwna reduced to beggary. Fearful
MM-neo: hesrt-n ndlng incident*. 1.000 cople* of this
bonk selllnc per ilav. Sample post pil*l.McentM,
OOOPSPKFTIS EMPIRE ROoR. MAP.'AND PIC
TURE HOUSE. Chicago. CtocincatL or St Louis.
Agents wanted tt* M to s3t a day, in
everr <H«noty tn the United state*, to sell a newlr
patenMNl article of great aUnty and ab*olately necdM
in every lionsehold. For furflier partimlar* address
THE CHAMPION MANUFACTURING COM
PANY, Cleveland. O.
Agents wanted —uso a month s employ
nucrt! Extra Inducemeotil A premium borne
nod wagon fer agent*, w* detdre to employ agents
p.r a term of wvm year* to well Oie Buckeye #3O Shut
Ue Seeing Machine. It makes a rtHch alike oa both
Fidce ftiKl is the best low-priced liccnaed machine in
the world. W. A. HENDERSON A CO., Cleveland,
0., or St. I/mi*. Mo.
Agents wanted-in every town and
county, to tell the latest and tno*t novel laveotiou
tmnarking Itnrn. booka. card*, etc. Scad for circular
to A. M. RICHARDSON. Ootioral Western Agent 122
Sen lb Sargpunon-et. Chicago.
Agents wanted-to bell lithograph
picture* of Chicago la ft-unra. amt map <4 Chica
go showing tbc burnt uhJtrict. RaranlM of both seal
I’D receipt of 55 emu. R. R. L.VNDON, Agt, No. 8
IJnd niw-k. Chisago.
AGIJsTB WANTEI*-TO SELL THE GREAT
Fire; at Chicago, her past, proeont, and future.
The origin, proprewu and reanlu of the o.re.\; CMcaxo
ConHngratJi n graphic arene*. inch lent*, and detail*
n| the di^tor; Itrt of the principal bankers, mxaufuc
taren*. and mcrrluial* who are losers a complete nir
tete of Chicago, Wiotr and aftertthe firo t lh« tn»Je
cud cfgiurtw of Chicago, and detail* of lUntuoirip-il
afTiili*. autl U.o gn-ai fijvei of the world, by Geo p
Upton and Jam** Khoalian AxwKiate Editor* of The
CbV.avo YV.V'.vo, A yjiiv.it XV- vag.va, IVi wtr-u
--cOlyltte Le*.‘ airuts, *rul vrtilbi' vorthr »Le c-nid
deuce of uIL Will l*e sold cxclJmiTffv by mib*crivttnn
Agent* wanted in every foicn. Addrea* UNION
PJ*RU C H INO CC- Jfs rtdea^:-.
PERSONAL.
CRISTINA NAAB, A GERMAN GIRL, IS Ml3B
lag elnce tla* flrv; was living on North
Hide, it anrho.tr know* what became of her please ad
dree* Mb* MaU'V NAAII, ICO Wob.vdi-sv.
INFORMATION WANTED —OF MICHAEL
Hals, native of Vermont. When laat hoard from
worked I**r Mr. Taylor. Dt-arbcru-nL, war the I’oat
OtTlre, Cull at 29 Shvridan place, near Wentworta and
Archer a vs. N. H.
PEIt-ONAI —WOT LD LIKE THE ADDRESS OK
!S. s. Fuller, as “Puller's Rheumatic PlliV are
wasted. RHEUMATIC tfUFFEREK, .Tri
bune office.
PERSONAL— SUHSCRIHEUB FOR CHAMBERS
Enrvclofsillii anti Websters’s Dictionarr. will
pJrftse r»p<irt parte M-x-tvcd and addree* to' C. S.
BURROwS, 193 W.-ntworth-ar.
PERSONAL WILL MRS. L. I.OVKHING
sent} her address to LOVKRING A CO. Tribune
office.
PERSONA L—MILS. ANNA TITTLE—I’LEASE
send your address to T. B. THOMSON, Paines
vlllc, Ohio.
PERSONAL MRS. .X. A WILEY CAN BE
found by her friends at 422 South Stato-eL. up
atairs.
PERSONAL— TilE WHEREABOUTS OF MRS.
Catherine Hart, the wife of O. W. Hart, ore
want«tl by her brother, OEOROE WESTFALL, at the
Rarrlwm House, corner of HarriMnand Orlawold su.
PERSONAL —WJI.L THE PARTY WHO HAS
law )>ouk» marked "J, S. IleynoliW or "Rich
berg." addriMs the ownt-w REYNOLDS A UICII
RERO, lawyers. Room 9 Lind's Block, corner of Ran
dolph and Markft-sVw
PERHONAIj— THE L.VDV WHO I\K)K TWO
Canary birds from a fn-mlcman on North Dear
born-st., near Chicaco on the nlcht of tho tiro, will
tx- rewarded if ahe will leuro her addrnsa at -197 Xlorl
but-st.
PERSONAL— MRS. WUtERT AND MEGUIHE
have written to ywu. Please communicate with
B. AC.
PERSONAL— IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO
called at 231 Tw«-ntr.flfih-»L. with paper* be
lonfrinmtoil. P. DEWEY, will call at 170 wc.it Mon
rott-sC, nc will cooler a great favor on tho friends of
the deceaaetL
PERSONAL— WILL THE YOUNG LADY THAT
aided a ai'tit to count change for ait old holy on W.v
bjsb-av. Mtate, November 1.2 p. m., oend her address
to w M, Tribune office, aod learn something to her In
teresL
Personal-information wanted of
John 3. Uroeue, when ixit heard from, about two
mouths since, was in Chicago out of employment
He Ls about 9 feet s inched la height "rather thin, blno
sod well eUucatwi: ybouiqers. Incited in tho
Lee. wldi«kcTG. Any inhmfiation will be thankfully
receive*! by K. w. ol Montreal, or J.
H. wiutmAn at Orocd Trunk rAUroid office, corner
Caual and Mailison-oU.
PERSONAL —IIP MR. CAD WELL, WHO
called at No. 77 ‘North Clark-«t abtny a week be
fore the fire, w ill hh» addres* to L. M. W„ Tribune
office, ho will hour of a friend. Addrvss LIZZIE
WARD. 503 btale-sU
PERSONAL— WILL MRS. MCCORMACK. MIL-
User, who lived at or near 01 North WcILmL,
send Hil'tnvw to SARAH H. SMITH. 14 Davls-st
PEiISONAL— IP THIS SHOULD MEET THE
eye of any one who can give any information in rc
cardtoJOsKPH Misa
Kate Buat, Mendota. 11L, and be liberally reworded.
Mr. Lclfi wa* In bu*tm.vv> at No. 17 South Clork-aU bo
fore tho fire. Residence No. S Eugene-sL
PIPER, JANITOR AT FUL
Ic-rton Block. Dearborn-r-t. idetv** wmi your ad
drew* to OTTO LOB, 252 South HaLlod-st.
PERSONA STEWART, PHONOGRAPHEK.
will pleaae call on Allan Pinkerton, 5u Wo*t Wash-
Ington-nL
PKItSONAL— IF MR. F. A. SHOWER, JIL, WILL
pICH«ocHII at UJc Ltcnd'i*. Mt*n c—. bo will hoar
M.mt-thiug to hit mlvautagc; MISS c—.
Kotice-a gentleman who lent my
wife a boggy, corner Dearborn and Schlllcr-Ht*.,
during the lire. w 111 please give his nildrc** to as Mcrt
a*, ldo not know nla ad«ln.ws. TUOS. HAIL
KKUND.
WTANTED—TO JKNOW THE PRESENT AD
t f dre.-.-< of Mr. Rytmd or Uciwcin. who owacd and
lived In house sit Ru'-h-M. l*clore the Arc. Address L..
operator. Western Union Telegraph Oftico.
WILL. THE PARTIES WHO TOOK FROM THE
T T corner of ladce and Dearborn Afreet*. on Wtdncs
day or Thursday after tho lire, two Babcock tire ex
tinguishers belonging to the Merchants’ Savlngy Loan
A Tmst Co., please return them to their office. corner
«.f Hnlilmnl-o.nrt and Wabash avenue.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A GREAT BARGAIN—TO MANUFACTURING
capltilld*—l am oftVring for r«Uc the nuc-fourth
part to be 1.000 hor-epoavr) of llic iimur-uso
water of tin* Illinois River at Marseille*, LaSalle
County, D'grthrr with -JO acre.-* of high and dry* laud im
mediately mljoiniiig. upm the vast “file of the river.
Said wnt« r Inv of exitem-e in keeping in repair the
dam. Race* and Hume* ran l>o made with trifling ex
pense. Tt tins, «.Ue-thinl dawn, balance in one nail two
\oaiH. For further particulars, call on or addr**-* I>.
WARD. .MarsfilUK, Hi.. or|W. H. HUMAN, Ell So
p!ua-d M Chicago.
a saloon'and boarding house for
g\. side; 3 years’* lease, cheap rent. WiU sell cheap
b«r cash. nil and set*. CAt KlMouruad. West Side roll
ing mills.
V COMPLETE DRUG KIoUK FOR SALK. WITH
ehnw eases, bottlex with phis* lahels.ete.. but with
out fixtures. Address Drug Store, No. 3m', Tribana
niUee.
A STUCK ‘>F HARDWARE. TI.VWAKK TlN
nerV ti-els and store .fixtures for sale, and the store
renus MC en«l 3U7l West to rent if called for
in fl few buy-.
A'FIRSsT-RATK nOARDIN«.HUI*J»K. FITTED
nut in geed Shape fnr sale, full of good b iunUrx,
l aving well; cheap lease; reason for selliDi', guiug to
Jtiive town. Call at I« West Adauis-st.
(IUN KECTIONKBY FOB SALE," WITH riALOON
Rttiicli<-<Lanit lurntture of Uuee living rvsuns lu
tear for
nun th. COFFMAN A COLL.VRU, IST West Wash
lutt- n st.
First-class saloon and hoarding
hiiio-e for Hfllc. opposite the Northwestern depot.
Will l*t- H>ld for office; no belter locality. Inquire at
37 West Kinzle-aU
FOR SALE—SALOON, Fir UN ITU its AND fix
imxa, at Si North Ciuud-«U Apply on tho preai-
1’ Volt SALE—SALOON FIXTURES, ICK-KllXiW,
counter, and shelving; only sl'>(X Inquire at 017
south Ktjit<*-st-, up sinlr*.
17011 SAI.K CHEAP. OH KXCIIAOE FUJI CITY
prerk-rty— A caitlnct factory at wiato Plceou.
MU-K Mflcblncry mainly new, Adtlren* JAS. MAX
WKLL.TA7 Wrat Madl-on-ht.
Ijoii SALE—DHUO’ »Tt)RE. CONNER VAN Ulf.
n*n and HaMed-M*.
TfSoU HA AND FIXTURES COM.
X 1 plete. of tirrtt-ctaM procciy store, now doing a
p>ed oiicinm*, a few miles out ot Chicago: uo other
groofiy j.lorv in-tlio place: Vrarto first-el A**: rapilaJ
n->|Ulinl |2,00U to ?3,G00. Address STORE. Tribune
othce.
LEASE OF NEW MARBLE-FRONT, 22 BOOMS.
\VH ladce-xt.. suitable tor a European hotel or
a tifft cla.-a boftidlng-houec- n bargain.
K OTICK TO JORBKUS-AX OPPORTUNITY TO
pnrvha*e a stork aud nml an already' established
busb.os. at st. Joseph. Mo. The undersigned, wish
ing to retire from btt*]ues*. otters tor sale, on reason,
able terms his stock of staple and fancy notions genta’
luvmshlng good*, vte, Nearly aU ihwe rikhlj wr#
purchased w ithiti the preseal season. The store-room,
wliirh is situated lu the business centre of the cltr,
can Ik* had at a low rent- Fur particulars address E
CURTIS. St. Joseph. Mo.
T\JKW FEED MILL AT AUCTION, ON TI’KH-
X" day, 7th. at ID o'clock, on the premises, corner of
Sixteenth and Throop-ntn.
ONE* CARRIAGE SHOP FOR SALE. WITH
laud. 123x36 ft; one etfttloDßiy engine, new, ten
herse power; one engine lathe. 14-fixd boil. 20-lneh
swing ;eoW separately. WM. BUTLERS, 40 Wash
!upUu-t>t.
ONE OF THE REST LOCATED ROOT AND
shot- .store** in the city tor Mile. -Small slock and
cheap rent Out- chance lu it thousand. Must bo sold
tnitnvdlatviy. Apply at 737 Milwaukee^*?.
qodA water manrfactory. bottles.
lO boxes. and borer* and waguas for aide cheap, lu*
quire at no West Madlsoii-td.
CTtM'K AND FIXTURES OF A GROCERY
O More, and lease or half Interest fur sale. 255
We«t Vun Ruren-st.
OTOFK AND FIXTURES OF A NO. I RETAIL
C* pnrcrv-.itid liquor store for sale, at HsKwing-M..
t*-rnfrof Jeflereon. AS years' leas© gi\x-n to a good
tenant. Inquin* on the premises.
milE WELL-ESTABLISHED LINCOLN MAR
x. kel tursale; hrM-vlas* trade and otutom. Cull
and M-e it at 777 West Lakc-at.
milk COMBINED' WATER POWER OP ILLI-
X tail l and Fox river*—equal to the power at Lowell.
Mawv-and plenty ot cheap land, at Ottawa, lIL Ureal
inducements to heavy manufacturer*. Apply to JOHN
V. A. HOEK. President, Ottawa, IlL.nrto itc. COOK,
3«N Wabash-sv., or to D. F. CAMERON.7S Ashlamt-av.
anilK STOCK OF A FIRST-ULAKt* MEUll
tnllaring luislue** in Muscatine. lowa, for mrlc.
(,ood>. nil tu-wond In good mudltion: amoaot alwmt
fXtCC; will be sold low for cash. Addrvaa T. PERRY,
Muscatine. lowa.
milE STOCK OF STOVES, TINWARE. AND
I. fumWiing good*, with a set of tinner** tool* all
rt mptr. will becloeed out ImmedUtoiy at IWaad 193
MfctUson-at.
r»w> BK. SOT.n-THF. LEASE. GOOD WILL AND
M. tlxlur«* rt Hret-cLw More; owner going to Kd.
tr>j>e. Apjdr to C. lI.St.'ANI.ON, 143 West Jack*OU-M.,
fn.m 12 to 2 p. m., for one week.
rfIJIE I.FASK AND FURNITURE OF A Kll'.it
A cla»> txisnUrg honxelor sale. Fiftv binder* in
hrUiM*; alw.iviJ full. The ounor ni*he* to retire*. R.
KLNNEDI UO., Real KMate Brokerst 143 Went
Madb»n->L
rplt if UI!,NI TU KE OF A PIUVATE DWELLING
JL aud b-n.-i- lot sale: suitable tor a boarding house, on
stale-M. Addnm* C. Tribute offleo.
mo DHUt»(» ISTS—WK OFFER OUK STOCK AND
JL r.Mun* on South stile at tigurro llliat make It
anebj<vt. 419 S<-uth Clwk ht.
\VATKR.pn\VEH MANUFACTURING K-'tPAB-
T Ihdimettt for fair*, on railroad. and within Ally
mile*ofthl* city. Address, or apply to T. LYMAN,
Room t», Congnr* Hull. Cldcacn.
Qftr/wi WILL HUY STOCK OF NOTIONS.
Vt>o" stationery, fixture#, ami loam*' largo »t< re
slid 5 ntfims. Rent fact sss cottage Grovc-av.
Orr A|\ WILLS EC UR E A HALF INTEREST in
ft fa gemeci husirtvw, that t*ef«re the tire could
i.ot hat e b»cn twuchl for double the amount Apply
130 Went Wuehdngreii-at., Rood 1.
TO IXASE.
TO LEASE—VALUABLE PROPERTY IN DB
oiraldelocaUro tnbnmt district: favorable terms
can 1* had. MEAD A COE, T9 West Madlwm-st
TO I.EASE—FOR LONG TERMS OP YB.VRS.2Sx
145 feet on to aa alley, near Adsms-et
Also a 4-story brick building. 61x75, to be ready for oc
cupation about Janaary L Apply to T. H. BROWN,
t«2 South Peoria*t.
TO LEASE—IOO FEET ON MAIN BRANCH OF
river, between Lake and Franklin-*t., on valuation,
for a term of years: also 271x171 onMMichiga n-art. t b»
tween Adam* and Jackaoajft; also 40 feet on Laks-ax..
near comer Market Apply to O. LUNT. at Halo
BrcA. 10 and 12 North Caiml-st
rpO LEASE—LOTS ON ROREY-ST.; LOTS 25x123;
X fio a year. H- WHIPPLE, Boom 6, Masonic
Building.
TO LEASE-CHOICE LOT ON NORTH LA-
Salle-Ft. H. WHIPPLE. Boom 6, Masonic
Building, corner Randolph and Hoisted-at
TO LE.VSE—fitfxIOOFEET ATMOUTH LASALLE-
J. Nt tunnel. North Side. Will take building f->r
rent or will build, or buy building at beet of term*.
Apply In rear, its Cottage Grow-av.
fpO LILVSE—FOR ONE YEAR. OP. A TERM OF
X yi-are. one or more vacant lot* on West Lvkc-at,
»*t nod Wwt of llal*t*d-et lootxzre of A-GOOD
RICH. 356 tVi-et Madiaon-at
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ANY PARTY HAVING A GOOD PIANO THEY
would **-11 rf-aaonaMo or trade It In any way. pleaoo
addrt’Mt ALBERT STOW, 42R Warreo-av.
A PIANO WILL BE TAKEN THE BEST CARE
cl and a AiQjill comncnaatlon allowed, for -the wlo
t«r. Beat of nrtereno4« given. 1 Address STEWART,
Any ok that has a good piano to bell
cb*ap, cr that would like it Atored for the wlot-w
tur ni«. where it will be well falcon care of, addre**
U. and 8., Ml Wabash-av. i
PIANOS FOR S.VLE AND TO RENT VISRV
If.w. New p’anoa only $t per month. J. H.
VVCI.OfnT, tfd Vaik-av:. nrar II ync-sL
rf'O'rKNT— PIANO. INQUIRE AT 151 WEST
X Wrshington-ft. i
,TPANTED A FIL-ST-CLA'-S I.\>TUuf
IT f«-r the wc .if it.hr tl»e wlnbr. Inquire jh A)
W&hmt-bt-, near .vlUand av.
HOUSES Aim CARRIAGES.
AIJ. SELLERS OP HORSES WOULD I>o WELL
to bring In th,-Jr Jjor*,*v. a* r a>n l»,thr-rM to tli-nlh
•with Inmn*. Comer Itanu<>RC<mrlaml Victoria av.,
riar £3, i 53 .527,539, and 531. M. C. BRAIM.EV.
A good open buggy, coht new irr* FOR
$175. New ot~rP-«« wagon. cn*t s2t>. *ir jUW cx-Ot.
Call Ude day at 819 Gruru and Kgau-ave. Call
to-dav.
BROCKMAN a SKINNER. CORNER OF STATE
nod Twenty-secood-ai*:. have formic, of a bjrpatn,
in her***, to buggio*. 9 sit of single barium, I .»et o!
double do, 3 expr*—* t Milky. I Isimlvr «ufin.
Cull ut once, os the above lot* mad bo soltL
BOARDING HOUSES WANTED, CORNER OF
Twuitythlrdandauteale. M. C. WILBUR.
CKUNF K CTI UN El IVA NT) *l*ult
sale. and store to rent. Inquire tsr Wt*c Ran
dolph-st.
D KCU~STORE KOR'SALK.* WELL LOCATED;
hands:niely fitted up. and Joins ft g-v-A p.irlng
busineea. For aide at a bargain. laquin>at9l9
Madl^on-at.
For saLE—CIIEAP—ten more GOOD busi
dcm hones. O. I*. BAKER. -B HU Johns-jfeoe,
Vwt Hide.
FOR HAI.E—THE FINEST DRAUGHT HOIWKS
In the country. MUNUEU, WJIKKLKR A CO.,
ISO M ichlmn-qv.. tHwmeot.
12*IFTV lIOUHKS AND MITLK-H WANTED, FOR
which rash will T>o paid If ofTemt cheap. Apply
at Clifton llouie, corner of ■vrafihhrfffcc and Ual»teu>
ida.. nntll Monday next. WILKIjftAFIHE.
1?0R SAIX-HORSE. TLVUNESP, ANl)*i-LIDE
wat bucay, cheap for cash. J. IIKNUV, care
Carrier so, City.
F'OR R.VIJE-CHEAP-1 COAI. BOX OPEN BVO
«y; 1I Ur lit democrat: 2 sldfilnp: top buarles l
lisbi double barncaa; a lot of Portland su-ishs, bnttalo
robes etc.; alnonill trade a half-top barouche for a
tlrst-cIiUM piano. Rcojilrinc promptly and neatly dune,
at low rates, at H.vtuwav* «o .-state su
TX»R HALE—ILUtNEUSS OF KVKKV OESCRtP
-1? tinn. of tny own moke. J. A. IHLE, its Jtaet
Twefth-st. corner Thlnl-av.
FOR SALE—IIAND-sOMK (CutRIAGK HORSE,
or to evchan/re for piano or Urtre »i/ed eabUut
oryun. Address PATTEItSQN. Tribuno «>Wc«
IJ>OR SA LB—CUBA P—A LKATHEU TuFl iML
beibnnev; or wtu trade for democrat wngon.
Inunire at wolnnuat.
For and hirony a com
plete bonincsi rir; i-oonJ. kind, and
handsome: bn£CLpoooUrTnaKe, uvarlr new; 15 KlJ
ride-toun. dTh.walekiu
T’-nEC •BOAHTy-TOR TiSSsr. fou wiftee.
17 One nrtwpgood, acUrc.
be kept for the winter months for the privilege of o*Lnx
them. Good feollnp. can-ini attention, and moderate
work guaranteed. Address Box Sis, Post Oflico.
f7OR SALE-A NO. 1 TWO HORSE PEDLAUH
J7 wagon. oMd tmt Uttip: w!Up>o«oid cheap. CiUlac
fel Prairie-ar. WALKER A TAYLOR.
For SwtLE—CIIK.4P—uorhk, jiarnkss, and
covered phsc-ton-the ptucton nearly sew. Cazt
bo seen at HOiVcd 3tadb<aa>*t.
FOR sale—barn, near the corner of
Madt*>n and Ual-'tol-ata. Will hold IS horiwo.
Inquire, for three days, at 73 Bouth JlaiatoU-at., at I or
7 p.m. FLINT.
For aALK-OR good
horses, if 'ob*. within three daya. liiqoln of d.
I*. CREOAK, No, M W»«t Ws«hir<r»oo.«t.
HALE-TWO GOOD TEAMS AXD TWO
X set» D»»W- dflQbiO hannv*% flod eicll Cheap. UeW
lumber wa*un, *76; I alack' hirtrr ilraugbt horse, elO).
App’r la r<ar 112 UoltagrlGrov.
FOHBALE-A FOUH-YEaR OLD ray HOUSE
of superior nock, suitable (of buggv or carriage.
luquire at Hi? Indlana-av.
Livery omaha uvery, sale and
Boarding sublco, corn* r Twenty-third and bta to
st a. M. C. WILBUR. propriruir.
OMAHA STABLES—FIRST-CI.ASS UARIIIAiiKS
and light liwry, at comer i f Twenty-third and
Htatcrota.
B'TOCK. LEASE AND FIXTURES OF DRUG
eloro on Went Side for sail*. AddrvM DRUGS,
Tribune oftice.
riniß OMAHA LIVERY AND SALE STABLE*
i are open, corner Twenty-third and ritato-nta. M.
C. WILIU U, Proprietor.
\\U BUY AFIRST CUVSS HUUONK
tt hand top buggy, chcsip for en-th. Apply at 171
Weal Wnohlngloust.. in basement.
\V r ANTED—A HOOD HOUSE’ A.\J» WAGON.
*T Apply at 12 Elghteenth-st., before 10 a. m., Mon
day or TiisJuv.
WjXxtki^a ’7Tooi> “sex’ofsinTTlk buggy
tt bamc-w.alsolaprol*\ in exchange ter a double
set of patent breast collar* «r Cash. Addn«*i DG,
ynbwie oßlco.
\\ta.vi i:i)-iu:m:H and roue, must he in
it p o<l ei.ndllbina nd cheap. Address I_ H. A»KEN,
care *?r. Slatc-bt., giving description, prtco and ad
»tre?o.
\YANTKD-.V’’’saddle HORsE TO USE FOR
it Li- keening this winter by a gentleman M rule
twice a day from rfllco cn Wahash-av. to Union Park.
BeM <f i ave taken beat of reference given. Adilr»'i-»
H, K. U.. f-51 Wabesh-av., rare c. B. Morgan.
\YANTKD—TO PURCHASE TWO GOOD OM
t T nibnsecK with or without teams aud Jiarnr—s
BALDWIN DAVIS, care M South Hul-tcl-st.
WANTED A LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON*.
ii «Itcup fur cash, at 67 North Jcfferbon Howe’*
Scale.**.
WANTED— To BUY A SERVICEABLE HORSE.
ii bngua-and bj*n»«w; top bnggvpr.-f. rroiU Honn*
naif! la* MMind. reliable, and a g'laal traveller. Apply
at MVat WH.hltitftou-Ht, from 9 U» It a. m. O. C.
GIBBS.
17011 SALEt—A SPKITAJ.TY THAKTON. HORSE
and liStnc** for wbat tbo phnetnn coat in Juto*.
and a very tine paring G-vc«r old mure for l»na than
half elm ci'eh lu Augnet, and aouie other bargain* In
tbe w< y ofhoraca and buggie*. Come In If vou would
bur cheap. Corner llnnnou-cmirl and Victoria-av..
ItuVnr W3. 523. 527, 523, und3l WaUWi-av. M. C.
RIIAW.KY.
I “OR SALK—A LARGE STOCK OF FINE CAR
rlaeee. eav«ii from the tire and not mneJi damaged
bybaudllng. Almi. (ivnh Invoice rcCeivxl rq<l ojK*n
hig dallv of cheap Couconl buggten and moil
at piice» b» wilt the time.. PENNOYKR. SJLIW
TO., comer of W«l«u*li-av. and Congre^H-et.
1201; SALE—NIUE. NEW. SijUAHIkHOX OI’KN
buegy. (nr 8140. Vcty cheap. Apply ut No. XJ2
Wifi Mi)uroo-«-u
I'OK S.\I.E-A FAVORITE FAMILY HORSE,
voting, good elre. without fanlL Hold forcanw-s
giowlugoutof the late Urn. To a buyer appreciating
eucb a good burgelu Is oUcniL C.. Tnbuue odiev.
1?OR SALE—FOR FINk"c»LT\*i~YKAHS
old, hirvil br Lexington." Splendid waddle
h< rsc‘and goes well in hame.t*. 201 North 3lorgan-.sU
AND FIXTIfRRS IN*
thcbcAtliM'uUon lu the rity. For particulars «i>-
ply at 178 MaiUson-HU tu tbe baeoroent.
"l?OH SALK—OR EXCHANGE—A NO, 1 BREW'.
J7 err. with all ttxturt* complete and In perfect mn
nlng order, Inquire of CIJILDSA WiiVL, Nu. M
Went Wio-hintotiat., occond door.
FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS, ALMOST En
tirely new piano-bex buggy. cheap fur uwsh. 4W
I umnde-et.
Horses or buggies, or both. wanted in
exchange for a nlee hon.-eon Wc*t Jackson-at
Ho«ne. two store* and two lets on corner, ninth front-
For particulars or call at 77 Wwl MadUontd-
SMITH.
\VANTKT>-^Hoiw£lf6“r sjfbr ui mi the
t winter for lilt* keeping. Light work and co«d ore
guaranteed. Apply to or nddr«—» GEo. M. 5! L’NGKB,
No. 7M State el.
WANTKD-A HORSE UNDER S YEARS OLD.
tt Mill lid. kind, run trot la-lde of 3 minute*; alsi
nUe t-inplv hajlu guodonltr, cheap lor cash. Ad
t'lv-s It. Tribune oilier.
\V7 ANTKI)—A GOOD EXPRESS WAGON—WILL
tt trade h tnxsl horse or billiard table, or will pur
each. AtUlrt NH y it, Hyde Park, 111.
t ANTEI>—TOP RUGGY AND HARNESS OR A
il pluteten in exchange fur n good young horse. A.
3. BLAIR. 121 W’wl Wa.-hlucton.«t.
TVAXTEO— I W ANT Tif IllvT”IIOOP TRAM,
IT h«nie«« nml wagmi; have only i-v to pay flown,
balance monthly. J Z> 113 North Ib**pJalne«*-et.
VV ANTED— LIVERY' STOCK OR HORSES AND
IT wficena; will exehung» Wc-t sldo Improved
property, toacre farm, or 100-ehold property. iia
South t huk^t.
W'ASIKIRA UUOD j-ECONDUAND SPRINtI
TT «ag<.n fur light work, fall, Monday, at .vM
Wabash hv.. in n'*r. s. S. BALDWIN, silver Plater.
W E li-L BK IN THK”NEW nriLDIML lb.
TT Mscl.ii:»nav., within ten day* from date, with a
101 l t>t< ck of carriHgivu buggiee. barnt-v,. robe>*. blauk
eta, wliip". Ac.. &c... which we acli at prtisw* low.
er ll.mi Idorethe ER A LAZILVIL
■\V ANTED—TEAMS TO HAUL RllirK AND
T1 t be. J. F.STARU. R West
WTATiTKU— TO lITY A HORSE. MC-ST UR
TT vettnv. aomid ami cheap f«>rcaidL Enquire with
hi n*oof O. lt. GLOVER. 3»ls Waba»h ar.
*VV ANTED—vi*GO*OD STAGE HORSES AT P. O
TT B. <*o.'hßtftble*».corner Twcnty-Elnlh and
at*., ond Twenty-Mwnd and Statc-vt*.
PARTNERS WANTED.
ARTNERW.INTKD—THE PROPBIHTfU OK
a •ale npd pro-|H-ruo> b«L-lntv«- of ll yc»r>«* hinnrt
mg would aitmlt as partner a ytmng man of g»>“l bti»i.
ne-n quulltlcntlon-. who can command al«»nt 5b).«0.
Inquire of CLVUK, L.VVTUN A CO,, Uvoi Eitale
d. siicn*. 376 stale st.
PARTNER WANTED-TO PRINTERS AND
•'tinta—fLYMUKL MITCHELU late of the lino
of M'tchcll, Lawrence A Fordlinm. U deelfotu- of meet
ing witii u partner with to be Invented in the
cut and mimufiM label buelne—. Addr*--n SAML’EI.
Mm iIFIJ, Wilmette. Cook County, llllnoL<
PARTNER WANTKLv-WITH ft.009 TO OPEN A
i(.-tail grocery eterv. send addnw to BOX, Tri
bune ttlice.
•pAUTNKU WANTED-WITH Jt.fAj OK UP-
A ward to Nturteome gtaMl bn.-dne»v lu tbo city or
eIM-wliere. The lM«»k and bn-luosi niv
l<ne«l. Itelereiicen exchanged. Addn.»9 PJt L, Tri
bune tiller.
PARTNER WANTKn-IX A DRUG .STORK,
splendid ehanco lor a ptu tr with £5,000 to *tup iuU*
a fine bmune**. Address HR I/O RUSINESr?, Tilbuue
PARTNER WANTED— WITH *».000 TO
to rvnumo an ,catAbUj,h©d light mnnnfoctnring
business. Aralclvs Maplf and of universal us©. T«>
{•ritrt iuUa tli* most rigid scrutiny may ho had and.
find-da*** nli p nc*-* given and required. Addres* for
tlm-e day* RESUMPTION, Tribune otttoo.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH (WX) TO *l.'*X). TO
cEsacvina good nnylng imelnd*: location nrx
claes: ©tor© rented ana ready for occupation at once.
Apply at Sd Twenty-second-*!-, (root 9 to IS.
X) ARTNKK WANTED—TO TAKE A TWO
JL thirds interest In a planing mill, and sash, door,
and blind factory; the mill has a planing business of
twenty miUlun feet avow: within caw shipping dis
tance if Chicago. For further particulars midr™* J.
I*. GOULD, lock draw 59, Post Office, o*hko*h, Wls.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH JX-OO CASUIN
nre-preof roofing buslno**; good pro;it». l*urtlrn
l»rs h atn«d of COFFMAN COUARU l? 7 We-l
W ■►lilnpum-ht. _
PARTNER WANTED—A UVK
jn«n, with i*„Vf or SLWO. to J«*iu fhr adv»Ttt«cr
with an equal amount and clear ?W.«a> each in the next
tmven month*. None but part in* with mon> y xml
mw-niur ba?lnpss need reply. Cafl between 10 and it
orisudi. JUPSON CO., comer State andTay
-11-tAtH. _
PARTNERS WANTED-*3n.OOO—PARTNERS IN
a well eetablUhrd wbokwaie fancy dm, cooda and
nrtlcDb. Sale* s3o,at): can lucreaae to WWC. Ad
dn-** 3. B. TAYLOR, 132 Dougla* ITace.
VIAItTNEH WANTED—A UVK MAN, WITH
JL JACbO, to take charge of a profitable roanufm»tftr
>ug buxineaa already ealabUsOed. AiUrww O u, Ttt*
bone cfbcc.
PARTNER VASTKP —1 ILVVK FROM fWW TO
fACW to pal murauy good ULjlnftsa.
Any me wiehing a partner can addrra© Bullnl>r
SCOTT. Ttlbune ottice.
*I'ARTNKK WANTED—IN OMAHA. CITY TAN-
P ntty. AdditM H. R. OSBORN, 3msX Box rt.
Omaha.
PARTNER WANTEP-A YOUNG ENERGETIC
man, wiOi a ca-di capital of CWW«r-to
K,jn m© m an old t atahllehed tuaaaiartnrtng biwlnes*.
The present owner uas an Inmtxtac bualneo*. more than
Le cwi powdbly attend to. with prudent bad proper
attt-uti«.n given, a realliallou ol sie,£W) ovwy rt*r can
be made. It will admit of Ihr utmost acrutmr.- Ad
dne* MANVFACTUUpF^Tribunoofflee.
ARTnVr FU"UNITUr.E HTOP.K
and Jobbing *hop„ Ahnxincaa man only; ono not
uiraM to wr.rk wanted.-nr ruftA No talkers nood ap
plj. a* money Is Capital rtxjuirod, SLOwL
Call at 7? South Ha .©UA-wt.
IKSTKTJCTIOJr.
El MUN*) CLARK. TEACHER OF THE GU PV \R
ami. binging. 72 Wc*>l iup btairsi.
Tan;.- «r dcraUL-Pupilb allcndod to atlheirrosidfiiicet,
ii r»'>niA
Mrs. e. ryrne. late of co oak^t.;teach
<rui na.oic, vocal and instrumental, lua rosanie<l
No. iLnsyfitvot {ntaxt Tnyipr-sc,oneblcs'k
We»tul-CehtrO’RV.
HOST AND rOTJOTJ.
T OST—ON MORNING OF TUB
m 1 c*nv3*-romrH\ tnmJr. narked on a card.
Stxu>a.** A liberal reward will be paid fortheoa
C. MACKENZIE, (S3 South SUttML, or 79
Madlaon-eC
LOWT— THE I.inv TOO TOOK TWO CANAI
blnla from a gentleman on North Desrhom-at
near Chicago av* on the night of Uio tire. will bo n
warded 1 f yfip wm ncnd her address to W7 Hubbard-at.,
LOST-MEMORANDA HOOK, MARKED AHRA
hara Sellgnum. on cover, lu gilt lettera.
please leave at 375 Waboahav.
LOST-ON TUB MORNING OF OCT. 9, A BAY
•‘talUon with black points, six years old. 153-4
hand* high. A lll>onl reward will bo raid upon his n>>-
tunt to .i. i.INULK, ia Wont Jacfcjoa-et.. cclcaga
Lo>-T-ON THR MORNING OP THE
redraw. A suitable reward will lx* paid to any
oncclvtm* Information where she mar bo found. iL'
r. hilhahd.
LOST— A BLACK-ANDTAN terrier pup,
ahont s months old, very slender. The Under will,
rewarded by reluming Mm to SS Mtehfr-
FFKT H INCH ROPE. GOING FROST
y> EUtbtcenUi-at. on Wabash-aw
T .on canal t.. TwtL'lh, or
on Malst«d to Taylor. Flndar
k? Doa, .\ns\pkr-
the name of “Dick.’' Any.me rrtamliur
Mmeto ncriheaat comer >t. and
PurkwlUbe liberally rewardciL
L°ST-|aO REWARD—AN ACCOUNT ROOK CON.
tainln>cjrtp<-rs.S6inrttn.vl*moncy. »i in
twek lucnvy. vvcoel aecvnint and plan n| house, licuso
retnrn U to Vewel Owner's AnniriatloD. corner nt
Canal-ets. No qaeatious asked, li, s.
LOHT-f» RKWAKIMINE SMALL TRUNK,
urt in iJiHailo-.-i. tunnel time of tire, I'abbod V.
X. liarclboom. Apply at Briycs House.
Lost-on the morninu op the. a firr.
a chc-*.t, routaininit
demont*. The finder will bo rewarded by leavtns
word at lit Dooglaa-plaec.
T OST—ON MONDAY MORNING OF FIRE. OUT
JLJ of the Ita.-o* Hall Park, one black trunk,
markc<l A. A., with bni>>i nalli on the top. Anyone
who can tTve Information will please addix-ss a, D,
CHILLI. JH.uk CO.. 25 East Klr.ztc-»t.
Lost-tue finder OF A HaNVAS-COVERKD
Saratoga trunk, marfcftl M R PratU lUrtfurd,
Cusm.,** lo*t thetilght of the fire, wtu rtveiveijcafocUM
return of it and Its eontents to Ist Abrnlecu-si.
Lost— a black sorrkl horse, some call.
it n ebedmit, white face, three Im-owti spots oa
hip. bind l*gs white, upftvln on left bind leg. A
liberal rcwanl will be paid to anr oao returning mm to
DANTET,-manning, Urst hooie on F-ei-, or uo*
South Ua2*ted-Ht.
Lost— on the night op the great firs
a coupelette, without pole or ?hiifta. carmine cear-
inn. bpnnro stripe. Tilt with black and Uno line c t
white; name on bub Laurence. Bradler A Parduofnr
C«\m *t Ten Broocke. Chicago had ln>ide some papers
belonging to L. Rca<i and CVau A Ten Druecke Mann*
tatturieg fo. A lull with photograph,
«fre., In the harm* of detartlrea, and Innocent parties
will avoid trouble by giving immediate information to
s. D. KIMBARK. at Michigan av.
LOsT-$25 REWARD-ST RAVED. DCKIKO THK
morning of the groat tire, from 620 North Dear
born-*!.. two KoxlL-b KTcvhound*. The above rewant
will bo paid for their rccoverr. at the Cl tv af Putin
Dollar Store, 121 Wedt MadboU-sU llft-S. K. H.
STEIN.
LOST —WI LI. THE ONE OF THE TURKS
ladle* w ho. y*sdenlay, picked nj» a new black kht
plow on Morgan su, nmr Washington. please le*ra
itMtllir■ mmliiwrot corner Morgan ;md waohingtoo
at*., anu oblige (he owner.
LOST- EITHER IN oh after LEAVINa
Stalest• CRT at Thlrty-itrst-d., a etlver watelk
marked "A-J." The Under will he rewarded by tear
ing sine at 13 Ilunt-'t. ANN JuIINSUNt
LOST-?U RFAVAtUV-OS* YESTERDAY MORN,
lug. fi!3 In cnrrencr. ti*st op In a handkerchief, by
a jsxt woman, who tha* xhehad. Ltwtoix
UanaJ. Maxwell. Jefferson, or Wll-m-aw. Please ml.
drees MRS. HAVEN. 1« Maxwell
LOST-OITORER 3. ONE SMALL LEATHER
valise. w hleh w*« left at round house acro-i* CTrf
cago-av. bridge; one choice bottle of brandy wa<* oog
of iheeomeiit-. which Under can have; aW* liberal ro
wtsrd by n-turmug valise and content.* to a, S. WAD
HAMS, Regalia Depot. 403 Mftdlson-t»L
IOST— $10 RKW.VUD—I-AST SUNDAY AFTER.
J mini, irotu the corner of Twenty-tlftli and State
o!*-. one black-aud-mu dog, weighing between throrf
and four pound*. Anyone n-tnniliiglhcdog or learityj
anr lufo.Tnatlon where the dog can be (onnd will re
eei’.e tho above rowant M. K. ANDRUS, IVX
■MJIe-st.
Ll»sT-f.'o REWARD-ON MONDAY OF Tllft
tin*, trom uear tTilcago-av. bridge, a light-top bog
ey. piiuo I»‘X. with nil nmnlng gear, containing aonaa
Nilitfiig, ortico clock, and telegraph machtno; boggy
w na seen gidiigi-vcr Cblcagn-av. bridge alamtlO A. m,
Memlav. Addreea L. I. TODD. 173Thlnl-ar.
LOsT-A JIAKOITIIK-MAHKJiy I~VWUENCR»
Rnidlcy <t ITirker for Coati »t Ten Brwke. NotiHl
a- als>ve in centte pic«e nlmpe) of bacK
-trar-i;body bung on lung Iron loop-; large fender front
body to Hi* key-aeat; diek.«v.w«t act on Iron*: full plat
fr m» and ••C* spring; lin«-d with brown aatln and llocK
aliplluirg. A übenU tewanl will bo paid for luformm
tlou leading to the rrciivvrv of aaau*. COAX TB2f
BI'OEKE. ('nrriage Maunfacturing Co., cor. Ann oaf
Wc-H Randolpk-nta.
IOST-ON THE WEST SIDE-ON WEDNKS-
J «b<y evening, a black alpacra nver-nXlrt, with
wide tiutlng. Tlte Under will ploano uddrv«a 464 HoV
banl-st.
Lost-on tuiosday, oct. io—hetwhbm
bridge. a:;d corner of Lake and
uriietwccn corner of Like ami Clark-Me.. and cornoc
of MndWin unit ClarH-eta. a lady's watch; tnaknr,
11. M. peyth r; No. 10.172; rngmreil Ella M.Buohaa
nan. 1« Mother from Nel." A liberal reward win ba
paid fer ita return to 5-70 Fnitan-ot.
LOST—TAKKN FROM LAKE PARK. FOOT OF
Mcim-c-nt, on the day of tho tire. Oct. ath, tv*
trunks, one a canvitM covered, marked B. C. H. Tto
oiJ.cr a ‘iiiHll. llglit. clowtl leJither coveml—not mtrk
id, but iMuind with a cord. Tiny contaltusl rtathiojc
end \nlUAble paiH'ra. The paper* were in a tin bas.
Wt tc ol no »hc to anybcily but the owner. A liberal:
row ant will !k> paid for tfw'ir return to the Tranoat
llotts-, late Michigan Avenue Hotel. Tho trunk* and
clothing mar be kept, but tbe papers returned, and a*
qnoewonsaoked. B. C. HUGHES.
LOST-NOT HEARD OF HINGE OCT. «TH
V bor 10 years old, namM Patrick FlnJgan. llgM
hair and blur eyes, wtlh sniflU scar above right eyo
brow. Any Infelllgtmce of him will be thankfnJly r*-
Ci'ived by Lis widowed mother, at 172 West Polk
LOST— ON HATI'HPAY EVENING, OCT. iJTH,
a «mnll bm»n allk umbrella. the only thing narod
out of the tin* (a family relic). I,o«t U iwfrn Fourth
av. and statcat., by taking an Indiaua-av. car. Tko
honiwt tinder J« requested to Icavo it at MRK. MUX~
LIN'S, Fourth-ar.
Lokt-a liberal reward for trunk
marked J. P. C.” will he paid at 43 Fourteenth
at. In«t la the tiro.
Ran away on fkiday evening, novbbt.
ber 3, from the corner of MadlM-n and MarkotufcC
a dark brown mare, about t,» t-2 hand* UlcU only marie
on her, a few white bairn on the aide of the Jaw; mnr
bridle, with K-fler D** in Oerniun text on right
Mind; Ktamiing martingale. ono rootle on same tdil«
with letter. Anyone returning, or giving iuformatfoa
where can W tumid; will be liberally rewarded at UI
south SMOtranion su
I ruiUND-A SMALL BLACK MARE. BKTWRBIf
7 ard 9 years old. The ovau-r cmo get her hr apply*
Inc &t 775 Canal-si, and pnilag expem*rt. W. PAS
KER.
Focnd-a LIGHT itrouv. THE owner
ple*»w» call.prove property and’pay cluirped. PAT
RICK Mt GRATH, 715 Indiaim-MV.
ITOUND-ON MONDAY. JOTii. A RED COW. TUB
owner can hare her by applrlng at 3£l Nortli 8a«-
garmui-ht mid pacing chargee. TIMOTHY Uo>
CABTV.
IMJCND-IN THE TOWN OF LAKE VTBW;
near the Junction of the Green Ray Road and
Idv* ixyov., on Monday last, a watch. H. K.
CHASE, of Clmw. pros. A Co.. 2«* Went Randolph-aC
I?ound-on mV premises at hyde park*
HR a Urge, dark liwwh truck borne badly bum*
great lire, ami U now in a fair way to recover. Will (m
"■i'l for e.\jHn*c» If not cnllw! for In one work. Apnlr
at FRAZER LURBICATOR on itlchlgan-»VA
near Wiiflilngtonst.
]?OUMJ-A SPOTTED COW. THE OWNER CAN
have it by paying r\pciwe«. Apple at COLE
MAN'S. M'e.it Indiana -»t.. near Central Park.
HKD COW. CAN RK SEEN AT J. A_
llnck>’ blable, corner North Clark-f*L and Fuller
imav.
Taken up-a small, red cow. for par
tlcnlsr* inquire at 72 South -Morgun-bL
fpAKEN FROM THE STAPLES OF FLETCHER
A A lAZEAK. on Randolph-at., or near there, on th«
tnombtg of the lire, n Concurd top burev. Coan A Tea-
JlrtK-ki pattern, and u*ed to move good* with on thu
avf>nac. ilie buggy hadju.it been rvpcduted. lafnr
matiunof it» whcreabuiit* or It* return hi iu at
bbi.-t W«»Wi»gten *"t.. will be liberally rewarded.
WEIGHT. DCNTuN A CO.
8r i’POSKDTO HESTOLEN DURING THEFIRK,
buy thoroughbred mare, CyeaiNold; one wlilte heci
behind, a scratch on her fore leg. ln-*ldo, thin mane anti
June tail. J. S. SAP.KKTQN.SO7 North Stale-at.
OTP.AY' UOlisr-WANTED OWNER FOR OXB
O large dun-cvdorwlheise, brought In to my f*table
Octobiq 9. J. J. BROWN, 122 and 421 Wbat Madl
pon-et.
STOi.EN— FROM MV BUGGY—a"\ ALISK COW
taluins stmpkv of l*v>t.« and ahoex. of no benefit to
Wiy one el-e. A n-witrd id e.V(X) will i*e j*ald to who
ever n lnnw It. and no questions aaked. 115 Wort
M adUoo-ht.
The person that left valise and ba«
in MungerV *l*-r !m>o.- can have the *i\mo br call
ing right oppo*dte. iw Ohio-st.
fIIAKEN UP-FIUDAY NIGHT. NOV.3.A LA RUM
X dark red cow. which the owner can Juivo Urpror
lug propenv, and paviiig damage a. If not called for In
awerk, wirtbewdtl. HV.NUY CISKRT, lis
l>clWfen Taylor and Twel/tb-.-*tr.
INSTUAY— CAME INTO THE PREMISES OF
li the subscriber. a cow, colerwl on Si
hint. 'JTm- r.wmr is requested u> call and prove proper*
ty, WILLIAM GRAHAM. Black Vak Grove, Town
of Weith.
WANTED —AN OWNER FOR A LARGK
TT chratout-colort'l hofs-O. AlidlTSS 11. J. BEK
not, ■wr*i statist. _____
Csl n REWARD-LOST, ON NIOIIT OF KIR*.
IJiV tixja I*ark-Kt.. 2 common brown trunks. oo»
containing men’* clothing, the other on* had books and.
receipt* In. bearing the 'name “it. McLaugWiß, iT
Wright-Kt.’* Also, bciltickfilh'd With 6h«*tS and tadi***
and cJifirtren’s underclothing and paper*. M,
McLU’UfiUN.g Wright-st-
cfO A‘REWARD WILL BE PAID AT TlliS MA
rlne Company's Rank for a small rod pocket,
book containing shoal tie®. Lost in the Marine Com
pany VBank or in btago between Coagreoa-st. sniiwasa
mgtoti-ef. tooncL
rtOST ItEWARD— LO»T. PUKING TUB FIKR»
5*220 Octobers, a box containing point lare collar.
tri;drr*ltcv(«, and tarhe, two point applique cap*, and
Lire tidlt*. Any person returning the aame to Sw
Mtcblgaa-av. win twdvt the above reward.
SSr REWAKD-IfOST-ON THE NOKTUHIB&
o« the day of the fire. A crayon portrait i»
Main gilt forme. wtth the name of “tVlourt J. P. MM
ler 'cn the margin. The above reward will ho paid to
miiv rc« leaving the portrait at 382 Micldgan-av. A.
KfcITH.
MACHINERY.
BIJtNDVH STATIONARY AND PORT ABU*
Esslnca and *a str.Uli. Doci<i» A Woodworth** plan
<j-h. k*«j i ticker asd moulder, bhapiac machines and.
worthingmachinca, 90 Canal-ek F. W, NORTHROP,
Agent.
TJOr. S.\ LE—AT A SACRIFICE—ONE BOILER
X 1 and mein*. or»o planer and matcher. roeplttUae
*aw, ime etfciclßg machine. Machinery hot, Utue oawt
aud cm bracing latcet improvtunentv Address d
MARSHA I.U P. 6. Box 75. EvaakvUlo. Ipd.
T?OR SALB—CKIL\P» A SMALL BCRSW-CITT-
X* IlnaDihA, with foot and power motion; alao rise
sad lathe tud*. T. PUKVES. M WU*og-*t.
TTOR SA LE- ON E a*HOKSE POWER ENGINE.
X 1 Eenrly new. M statc-*c
Machinery— shafting. «pclleys. and
haagtr*: xaarhliwa for folding shirt fronts; all
kinds of unproved niAchloM lor malsing paper boznot
»c.pef collar machines of Ut« moat Improved style*; ex
pc-rtmcntf.l reachtnery and models; mschinerr funfiah
«l to Uacrs by tlxe lire at rvdnced pric*s. at W. RL TOL
-11 UKc.Tr? Machine Works, Troy, N. Y. P.
wanttil in Chicago.
nVo MANUFACTURKRS-THE UNDKKSIGNBD,
X Item Ohio, lias now in two In hie sbopa the follows
ing: afoot iron boring mill, l 50 foot iron piano*.!
rfnttlrro planer,7enginelalhea, different«d*as, with
a fall Mropiy of iron working tools, and abent 200 fo't
Iln*A and counter sbkfUng. with hsngrrs, pulleys, wtt**
aldrgvanprlyofpnttcnu, being the aocaiaulanon of
miscellaneau* busincas of some twcnty-lir© yparr
Would make a business Arrangement with rynor.*!
Ido party in thia city, assd rtauovo Ida tools.'jr eroahi
cxrhsnsro them fir nnl estate Cnn bs' ths
oj Kerr. DsvlcCQ Welch, Nost.O ATwifinHoxth
t'-anaT«»i.,ChiMfiO,forfiumeC*reoday*. EVANS*
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