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WORLD OP AMUSEMENT.
Its Losses, and What Is Left—
Whereabouts of musicians—
The rrospects of Rebnild
v me—Some Advlce lo For
i" cJin Tronpcs, and
How to Pass
the Winter.
CHICAGO, KOV. 3.
Jo the Editor of The Chicago Tribune
Now that the smoke has cleared away from
the ruins, it is time that we look about us and
see what, we have left in tho “World of j
Amusement.” I confess to you that I haven’t
had ranch heart to do so during the past few j
memorable weeks. In the first place, all the
family—Migmm, Celeste, Old Blobbs, and the
rest of whom I used to talk to you—were
burned out and utterly destroyed. The cur
rent report that they lied, and thereby saved
their lives, is incorrect. They stuck bytip?
staunch old TiUBCKF. Buildingto thclast; and.
when its interior gave way, they went with
it to the cellar, and are now securely sepal*
clered under tho debrie of stone, brick, and
iron. The hist that was heard of Old Blobbs*,
ho’was asserting, in his usual dogmatic way,
I tell you, sir, the building won’t burn. It
is fire-proof, sir—fire-proof;” and the old gen
tleman went from the fourth story to the
basement, sticking to his ultimatum. In the
second place, I have felt very badly at having
to part with myj old friend, the Cockroach,
whom I once promised to the Microscopical
Society. He stood it bravely for a while, and
for several hours was quite cheerful, and
would now and then mount tho window-sill,
and watch the progress of the fire. But, after
three or four billows of flame had‘swept tluv
room and consumed everything in it—after
the iron which was left had become white-hot
ami lK?gun to melt,—he grew discouraged,
turned over on his back, and floated do inti
into tbe basement in a little river of molten*
liquid, sulfieieully dead for all practical pur
poses.
A few davs after tho tire, I climbed to the
top of the building, aud, raking among the
pile of ashes where once my desk stood, 1
found my pen; aud with it I ouce more write
to you, this time concerning what is left in
our world of amusement.
The fire swept through our theatres and
opera houses as if determined to wipe out
every spot which could remind us of pleasure
or the pleasant associations of the post, and
has scattered our actors and musicians far
and near. It will be a matter of pleasant in
formation for you to know where some of
our musicians have gone.
Pease, who lost his music, left for Bufiulo
immediately; while Mrs. Rice, his old asso
ciate in the piano soirees at Lyon Healy’s,
sticks by the ship. Balatka has gone to his
old home in Milwaukee, his last official act
being tho consumption of half a Lottie
of Heidseck at Deitsch’s, on Sun
day evening, mixed with a rather
curious presentiment that some great trouble
waaeoming. Tho Luiuilein Sisters, who were
to ha vo given some piano recitals this month,
nave gone back to San Francisco. They lost
everything they had. Dudley Buck and his
family have gono to Boston to reside, where
by Boston is the gainer. They have got a
man now who is competent to play their Big
Organ. Creswold has cone roaming into the
rural districts. The Tiessct Brothers have
met with a severe loss. After vainly attempt
ing to establish their Quintette Club here,
and meeting with a heavy pecuniary loss, the
tiro look all they had left. They, will go
shortly to Philadelphia. Caulfield, the orga
nist. who hail just arrived here, has gone
back to Washington. Dohu lost all his music
—the accumulation of twenty-live years, aud
probably the finest collection of classical
music in the West. He remains here, how
ever, engaged in active business. Many others
of our professional musicians—among them
Zlegfiehl, Goldbeck. Foltz. Bischoff, Staab.
Baumbach. Brittan, and others, whose
names do not now occur to me—have decided
to remain and try 1 heir fortunes once more.
And now, what are the prospects for re
building f The Dearborn Theatre will be
rebuilt on its old site, if reasonable arrange
ments can be made concerning the lease.
Crosby is undecided as to opera house mat
ters; and, as he has been on the very verge
of converting the old house into a business
block several times during the past year or
two, luMuav not build ut all. McVicker will
certainly rebuild, but will probably go fur
ther south than his old site. Colonel Wood
is still undecided, aud is at present located in
that West Side bam known as the Globe,
llooley will commence immediately to re
move the rubbish from tho old site of his
oiiera house on Clark street, and, during next
spring and summer, will build u theatre, to
be opened for the fall season. He has also
■effected a lease of the Haddock lot, on the
northeast comer of Wabash avenue and
Monroe street, upon which he will erect
Hoolev’s Grand Opera House, where, in
the season of 1573-’*4, we may hear
Adelina Patti. It is hardly probable that
we shall have any regularly established
places of amusement before the winter of
1*72. if so soon as that.
J Juvh been tho recipient of several letters
lately, tho unvarying tenor of winch is is a
request to know what we shall do for amuse
ments this winter. In reply to which I may
»uv that I am now in favorof parlorconcerts;
that is, home parlor concerts. Because the
opera houses and concert halls are gone, it
does not follow that wc are to have no more
music. Every little neighborhood can get up
its own music, in the long winter evenings,
when the snow Hies, and with its enjoyment
wo can cultivate society. Wo are none of us
promt if we arc poor. The tiro has made us
all kin, and the natrol duties of a few weeks
since made us all acquainted with each other.
In the meantime, Parepa and Nilsson can im
agine this winter that they hear onrplandits.
and Carl Kosa and Max Slmkoach can spend
their leisure moments in counting imaginary
rolls of greenbacks, and making Spanish
nasties in tlie air. tilled with the treasures we
should have given them. If it had not been
fur the lire, you know, we should
have beaten them all on tho net profits, as
usual. And. as for ourselves, wo will bo con
tent to remember that wo had tho hand
somest opera house in tho country, any way,
if no one did see it; and wo will fancy, in the
pollings of the storm, that wc hear the luteins
and Margheritas; that wo are arrayed in pur
ple and line linen and that we are enjoying
the post-operatic lloedercr and caramels.
And then we will open tho home pianos and
have onr parlor-concerts—fornot ono harp is
to bo hanged upon tbo willows. As 1 said
before, the tire has burned ont all my preju
dices against homo talent and parlor-con
certs; and, if my pen is of any avail hereaf
ter, our home singers shall have its hearty
support and encouragement. In our dust and
ashes, and amid these ruins, home comes
first. In all this great work of rebuilding, in
which every man and woman is no energeti
cally engaged just now, music must come in
also' for reconstruction; and to this work,
actios with those of the musicians who arc
left, I shall contribute my mite.
And now, just a few worths to the troupes
abroad who may contemplate finning here
this winter to sing amid onr ruins. Please
stay away, ladies and gentlemen. First, we
have no place/or you. The tire did not con
sume either our good taste or our idea* of
propriety. We do not want opera in a band
box. If we are going to havedmmatic music,
we want it witli dramatic aeccssi»ries; and
those you can’t find here now. Second, we
haven’t any money for music. We haven’t
any good clothes to wear. We haven’t anv
time to go. We have got something else to
do, and wo don’t want to be interrupted in
iHie doing.
go let us'alone until wo can prepare the
house for your reception, and entertain you
a« you deserve. In two years from now, pos
sibly in one, we will give yon a heartier re
ception than ever before. For wo have other
work to do. With the click of the hammer
and trowel by day, and tho songs of our
homes by night, we now pi on our way. each
one earing fur those nearest and dearest to
him, each one sparine something from his
store for the poor, and all bent upon the re
building of onr beautiful city, under the
blessing of God.
“Underthe blessing of God,* —not under
Hla punishment, as our brethren of the pul
pit would have us believe; for man’s folly
came in the earthquake, tho finv and the
tempest,—hut He canto in tho -still, small
voice of universal charity, which has been a
balm to our wound. Pkiikguixk Pickle.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
We recommence this week onr litcrarj* de
partment, which for the past four weeks lias
been interrupted by the lire. On that mem
orable Sunday morning, October S, The Chi
cago Tribune wa« possessed of n thorough
reference, political, and general library, con
taining. among other works, a complete col
lection of dictionaries and encyclopaedias, as
well as u full set of Cougmuional Globa* and
“Debates,” and the tiles of Tut: Tribune:
from 1547 to 1(571. These arc now entirely
destroyed, and to-day we commence our new
library with the Congressional Globe of the
last session, the “Debates of the Illinois
Constitutional Convention,” and a handful
of miscellaneous publications from Eastern
publishers, consigned to us through Messrs.
W. B. Keen Cooke, of this city, being the
first instalment to reach us since the fire.
With these few prefatory words we
once more resume our regular weekly publi
cation of book-notices, suggesting to pub
lishers that. In tho necessarily crowded state
of our columns, notices will be brief, and
many ephemeral publications can only be
recognized by chronicling the titles.
We are indebted to W. K. Holloway, the
editor and publisher, for a handsome volume,
profusely illustrated, containing a historical
and statistical sketch of Indianapolis, and
setting forth its social, municipal, commer
cial, and manufacturing progress. Tho work
is prepared in very handsome shape, and
seems to have been compiled not only in a
very detailed, but also very correct manner—
thus giving a complete exhibit of the present
condition of that city.
The Messrs. Peterson Bros., of Philadel
phia. send ns Mrs. Henry Wood’s latest novel,
“Dene Hollow,” which is printed from the
author’s manuscripts. Her name is so.
familiar to all readers of light fiction that we
need not rccofiimend her hook* It is of the
same general character aa all the others in
her voluminous list, and will probably enjoy
its little day of reputation, like them, and bo
forgotten. 4
J. B. Lippincott Co. send -us Seed
Time and Harvest; or. During My Appren
ticeship,” translated from Fritz Reuter's
Ut Mine Stromtid.” This writer, first in
troduced to the American readers through
tho well-known Tauchuitz translations of
his novel “In the Year ’39,” is rapidly gain
ing a reputation In this country, among
German writers, second only to Auerbach.
He is tho only representative we have of tho
writers of tho Plntts-Duetsch dialect, and is
principally remarkable for his exquisite com
mand of humor and pathos, and the simple
naturalness of his descriptions of character,
lu these respects, tho present volume is quite
as interesting as his first volume, with watch
wo have been-made acquainted. The same
firm also scud us a new edition of Katharine
S. Macquoid’s story, Hester Kirtou,” which,
at tho time of its first appearance, had a
very successful run.
,We are indebted to the Messrs. Appleton
Co. for the latest issue of their new edition
of'Diokens’ works. “Our Mutual'-Friend,”
which is published in very handsome form,
and contains the illustrations by Cniikshank,
Leech, and Browne: “The Diamond on the
Heath,” a story by Marian James, which be
longs to their “Library of Choice Novels;”
and “Journal of Research into the Natural
History aud Geology of Countries Visited
During the Voyage of Her Majesty’s Ship
Bcaghrßotmd the World,” by Darwin. The
excitement which Ur. Darwin has created in
.thqworldpf science and theology, bv the re
cent statement of his theories in regard to
the origin of species, will draw special atten
tion to this work, wjiich is not a new one,
but a new edition of an old one. It is
specially interesting us containing much of
the ground-work upon which he lias based
.his later theories, and will be eagcriv sought
for on that account. At another iime we
shall give the work a more detailed notice,
and a sketch of some of the more prominent
results to which the author arrived.
We have received from the publishers,
John 11. Cannauy Co.. Sau Francisco, the
Novemlier number of the Orcrlaiul Monthly,
containing the following papers: Pacitic
Sea-Coast Views.” by Captain C, M. Scam
uion Glimmer’s bv J. F.
Bowman; “Jo.” by Prentice Miuford;
“Above All Price,” by Kdgar Fawcett: “The
Lost Treasure of Montezuma.” bv Louise
Palmer; “Westminster Hall and its Echoes,”
bv N. S. Dodge The Oregon Indians,” by
Mrs. F. F. Victor; Excessive Government. 5
by Henry Robinson “Rose’s Bar,” by Jud
sou Farley; “November,” by Mrs. James
Neale; “Maximilian aud the American Le
gion;” “Skilled Fanning at Los Angeles;”
Sage-Brush Bile,” by Dr. George Gwyther:
“A Few Facts Alton! Japan:” “The Three,”
by W. A. Kendall; Tho Willamette Sound,”
by the Rev. Thomas Condon; ami “Summer
with a Countess.” by Mary Viola Lawrence.
We have received from Messrs, j. K. Os
good Co., Boston, the advance sheets of a
work by the Rev. Joseph P. Thompson, D.
D., called Home-Worship,” containing
selections from the Scriptures, with medita
tions, prayers, aud songs for each day of the
year.
Jlisccllancons Literary (iosdp.
Mr. Wilkie Collins is following the ex
ample of Mr. Cimries Reade, aim publicly
complaining of tho critics,—only that the
criticism Mr. Collins objects to is mdisparag
ment not of himself, but of au actor who,
under Mr. Collins’direction, has undertaken
the part of Count Fosvo in a new dramatized
version of The Woman in White.”
—Mr. Justin McCarthy writes from Lou
don to the New York Jfaih ’‘The news
papers here have again taken to denuncia
tion of the wickedness of your American
publishers, who are represented as only liv
ing for the sake of plundering rising voting
English authors. We are all anxiously ex
pecting the lirst part of George Eliot’s
new novel. There is some talk of a new
production of some sort by Lord Lytton
and there is a rumor that Disraeli is act nail v
at work upon another novel intended to be a
kind of supplement to the history of 4 Lo
thair.’ Finally, let me add that a rough and
rasping novelist of great popularity lately
described a young lady novelist who has
sprung into an odd Kind of Tame during the
last two or three years, as ‘a pert little girl
who tries to be olleusivo to her Creator, mid
fails.’ You must guess for yourself the per
sonages of this anecdote.”
—Herr Richard Wagner is preparing a new
edition of his numerous works, which will be
published at intervals at Leipzig, and will be
completed in July, IbTJ. liis operas are pen
etrating into Italy. His Lohengrin” is in
active preparation at Bologna, and will bo
produced with a gorgeous miM-cx-wcm*.
—Mrs Richard fc. Grceuough’s Arabesques—
Manure, Apollyona, Domitia, ami Ombra—
four stories of tho supernatural, are now
nearly ready for publication.
—Mr. Crocker, editor of the Boston Literary
World, is engaged in tho translation of a cu
rious work from the French, for carlv publi
cation, by M. Louis Figuier, a scientific wri
ter of considerable note abroad, and quite
well known to many American readers, it is
called “The To-morrow of Death,” and en
deavors to solve the problem of tho future
life by scientific methods,and present a state
ment of a complete theory of nature,—a real
philosophy of the universe.
—The Boston correspondent of the New
York Krcninn Pont says: “Another book soon
to be published is a pastoral poem. ‘Mereio,’
from the Provencal of M. Mistral, hv Miss
Harriet W. Preston, The Rev. C. A. Bartels
work of the last year, which ho has conclud
ed to call ‘Radical Problems,’ instead of
‘Radical Faith.’ will also be published
before long. The joint work of Professor
Francis Abbott and Professor J. R. Seelev
(the author, you will remember, of ‘Em?
Homo’), ‘English Lessons for English Peo
ple.’ of which I have before written at some
length: Francis Jaeox’s Cues from all Quar
ters, the Literary Mnsings of a Clerical Re
cluse Moritz Retzseh’s exquisite Outlines
to Shakspeare:’ and the elalwmtc gift-book,
‘The Sermon cm the Mount,’ will be publish
ed to-morrow, the first of the mouth. Verv
soon after, George Macdonald's latest novel,
‘The Vicar's Daughter,’ now publishing in
Old anil Xvw the 4 Home Theatre,’ a eollee
tum of original dramas by Mary Healy,
daughter of the artist now in Rome', and also
the first of the nonpareil series in English
classics, will be issued.
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l H sc Flour. Beet, Port and Lard.
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OVER $350,000
Losses by tbeßigFire
PAID TO DATE.
The “Underwriters’ Agency,”
of New York, have been adjust
ing and paying claims since day
after the Fire.
Sight Drafts given on New
York.
The folloiving sufferers by.
the recent calamity had.pie
security of an Underwriters'
Policy:
C. Gossage It Co., $20,000.
Isaac B. Borcb, 20,000.
Harry Fox, 19,050.
Geo. F. Ramsey, 12,000.
Brs. Bary Bascb, 11,083.32
Jno. H. Dunham, 11,000.
Barkley, Ailing Co., 10,000.
Sam’l S. White, 10,000.
D. B, Fish A CO., 10,000.
V, Silverman, Trustee, 10,000.
Wm.B. Ogden, 10,000.
Capt. J. C« flyman, 9,500.
Thompson Templeton, 10,000.
W. J. qnan Co., 9,083.58
Sweet, Dempster Co., 8,181.81
Buchanan, Carpenter C 0.,. 7,066.90
E. B. Bacon, 7,000.
Peshtlgo Co’y, 6,897.
Esmay, Simmons Co., 6,533.91
D. D. Eldridge, 6,000.
B. F. Caranagb, 5,996.88
Hiram Wheeler, 5,000.
S. H. Ransom Co., 5,000.
By. T. Thompson Co., 5,000.
Artlmr.Farrar it Co., 5)000.
R. Rlceman Co.. 5)000.
Brs. Bariba J. Barbie, 5)000.
Borse, Loomis Co., 5,000.
Enos Johnson, Jr., 5,000.
Cnlon Akron Cement Co’y, 4,974.95
ffa.H. o’Donoghne, 5,000*
E. B. Baddnek, 4,800.
Stephen Swift, 4,333.33
Bart, Asten it Co., 3,916.66
Alex’r Johnston, 3,472.25
J. B. Hobbs A Co., 3,409.38
Walker, Oakley Co., 3,000.
Chas. J. Bishop, See’y, 3,000.
BenJ. Lombard, 3,000.
S. Nickerson, 3,000.
S. P. Sladdcn Co., 2,500.
Brigham Jones, 2,500.
C. T, Wilt, 2,500.
Gelding, Bros. Co., 3,194.14
Charles B. Howe, 3,000.
Charles B. Gardiner, 3,000.
Jamespn Borse, 3,000.
A. S. Esmay Co.. 3,000.
T. T. Haiti gan, 1,900.
A. C, Vanderburgh, 1,859.55
D. B. Wells Co., 1,750.83
J. C. flllton, 1,530,
Northwestern Paper Co’y. 1,500.
B. C. Weston, 1,500.
Andrew Bennett, 1,400.
Thos. Rouen, 1,400.
T. D, Snyder, 1,300.
John Smith, 1,500.
Wm. Schade, 1,300.
John Alefs, 1,300.
Peter Simon, 1,200.
J. T. Clarkson, 1,625.
Biss B. E. Whiting, 1,863.50
Geo. Bathews, 1,000.
flotchinson it Luff, 1,000.
W.T. Bancock, 1,000.
J. J. Ormond, 1,000.
Crighton Rathbone, gjg,
A, G. Wilder, 959,
Wm. E. Fowler, 900.
Wm. B. Johnston, 701.94
B. D. FrOlman, 627.50
P. IT. Gould, 924*
J. 0, Perry, COO,
Jas. B« Hills, 600,
J. A. BcNeal, 599,
Wm. B. Smith, 525.
E. Dawes Co., 599]
A. B. Edwards, 449.86
By. Biller, 437.45
Brs, Celia Borzxthall, 800.
Geo, B. Bess, 499,
Baldwin it Stone, 399,
L. B. Cox, 25G,
Brs. Barg-t Knoepfel, 275.
Brs. Bary Brislin, 226*60
L. D. Foss h,* Co., 299,
Chas. Barnes, 324.50
0. B. Green, 220.
S. D. BcNeal, 200.
Biss Sarah E. Drake, 150.
Cash Assets, after paying
Chicago Losses,
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Agencies in all the prom
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ETNA
INSURANCE CO.,
Of Hartford, Conn.
Organized A. D. 1819.
Losses Paid In Fifty-two Tears, Over $29,-
OOOjOOO—Exclnske of Late Chi
cago Losses.
CASH CAPM, $3,000,000
With an Ample Be-Insorasce Fond to be kept
Intact after Paying Chicago Losses.
ASSETS OTER $4,500,0001
This well-known and reliable Company,
which has stood the tests of over half a cen
tury, will continue Issuing 2TEW POLICIES
and renewing old ones at current rates.
GOODWIN PASCO, Agents,
Office, 5S 5 VTabash-av. 13 South Canal-st.
Adjusting Office: T.Vi Walmh-av.. where over $500,000
lasses by tlu* late tin* liavu already Im*q paid-
Solid Fire Insurance,
IMPERIAL
FIRE I\SI T RA\CE
COMPANY
O F LONDON.
ASSETS,
Over $8,000,000
COLD.
This is the only English Insur
ance Company represented in Chi
cago ttl'osc business is exclusively
Fire Insurance.
Propel’ty-owners will consul
their best .interests by protecting
themselres with policies in the IM
PERIAL.
DAVIS REQUA
AGENTS.
Room 2, KTo. 43 South Canfl-st.,
505 MichigHn-av.
FAIRBANKS’
II I] STANDARD
K _ SCALES,
or au sues.
IgSaH?® Fairbanks, Greenleaf Co,
r—-1 11 SOUTH CANAIrST.
CAPITAL, 81,000,000.
336 Broadway, NEW YORK.
DIRECTORS.
Jatvls Slade.
Thomas P. Edridge, Edridge, Dunham Co.
Samuel B. Dana, Upturn. Tucker «-o.
Oolnelius N. Bliss, John S, A Eben Wright Co.
IT. _F. Hant, Spaulding, Hunt Co.
Walter 11. Lewis, Lewis Brothers k Co.
tilwanlJL Townaeml .Towmomd« Yale.
Jacob Wendell, J. C. Howe Co.
8. 8. FUher.
James Emott, Emot, Hammond k Pomeroy, (CounseL)
Hewlett Scudder, Jones, Underhill Scuddor.
George F. Victor, P. Victor A Aclwdla.
Bryce Gray, James i. White Co.
Edward E Poor, Denny. Poor k Co.
Chas. O. Shaw, Shaw, Barboar Co. (of Cincinnati.)
Henry Almy, Almy A Co.
Wm. Pwt, Whlttemore, Poet, Post to.
JejweSeUcman. •J.Ot W. SeUgmaa A Co.
William P. Brintnall. __
Account* of Banks. Bankers. Merchants. Manufac
inters and dealer* generally throtighout tho country
ate solicited. Collections made on very reasonable
term*. Interest allowed on Banka and Bankers oal-
EnCW WILLIAM P. BRINTNALL, President.
CHARLES E. BOGERT, Cashier.
SCALES.
BANKING.
Dry Goods Bank.
EDWARD HAIGHT CO.
BANKERS,
No. 9 Wall Street, Sew York.
yXVE PER CENT. Interest Allowed on
Deposits.
Thebaslnciwof onrfirm Is the same as any State or
National Bank.
Individual* or firms hanking with us may deposit
and draw as they please, the same as with any Bank,
xccpt that we allow Interest on all balances (of live
P and sell Bonds, Slocks, Gold, Business pa
pers and collect business notesand drafts throngbout
the United States. giving prompt returns.
TTIEE, WMM 00.,
BANKERS,
381 WABASH-AT.
Gold and Silver, Oorernmsnt Secarttles, Land War*
rants. College Scrip, and Railroad Stocks and Bond*
bonght and sold.
National Loan aniTmt Company,
Permanently located at
107 RANDOLPH ST.
(Haymarket Square.)
Bank of Discount an Deposit.
We draw in large or small sums
on the United States Government
Bankers, London. Exchange on all
parts bought and sold. Our pop
ular Savings Department has no
troublesome rules. Drafts on the
Old Country to ourown customers
at cost.
OfficeUonn: FromSa. m. tosp,m.
W. H. PAEK, QEOEGE SMITH,
Cashier. President.
N. B. West side Merchants sboald sustain this, tb<
first bank to open among them.
Fifth itional Bat
Will build immediately on
the northwest corner of Mad
ison-st. and Fifth-av., and
expect to occupy their new
building by December 1,1871.
0. B. SAWYEE, Pres.
H. IHDIHGTOH, Yioa Pres.
ISAAC G. LOMBARD, Cash.
Clilcnco, Ocl. 2S. IS7I.
THE
German National Bank.
Capital, r $500,000.
-ALSO, the
German Savings Bank,
Capital, 0200,000,
With FIRE-PROOF VAULTS, ars located with ns lo
the large and spacious offices
No. 16 Canal-st.,
Between Randolph and Lake sts., AS FULLY PRE
PARED to serve the public as before the fire.
Drafts and Lellers of Credit on Europe.
BRANCH OFFICE. (133 Wabash at., tasbeea In op
eration since October if.
HENRY GREENEDAUU AGO.. Bankers.
THE REALESTATE LOA£
TRUST GO.,
BANKERS,
AND
Dealers in Poreign and Domestio Exohan/v
HAVE RESUMED BUSINESS
AT 685 WABASH-AV.,
Near Fourteenth st.,
and are prepared to psy all demands In fall. Depr.—
mcelved. and ear regular banking business transact,
as nsnal.
For tbe accommodation of onr West Side friends
customers, we shall open an office In a few days in
part of the city. BENJ. LOMBARD, Presides*
8. A. BRIGGS. Vice President.
MANUFACTURERS’
MTIuML bank,
454 Wabash-av.
WEST SIDE BRANCH,
23 W. Washington-st.
Otßcr kottrt irom 10 a. m, to 4 p. w.
roHN/i tolicilcd.
THE
Third National BanL
436 Wabash-av.
Branch Office,
IVo. 26 West Wasliingtoii'U.
J. IBTING PEARCE, Pm-.
I*. V. PARSONS. Caah.
W.S. NMITU. Aaal. Caah.
THE)
STATE SAYINGS INSTITUTIui
Bu a temporal? office at
NO. 589 WAB.VSII-AV.,
And will remcre last of November to new bI«S
ingbniltoa Madisons*., between Market it, id'
river, where they will b* located until they can r—
FIRE-PROOF BANK BUILDING on the old site.
43 LaSalle s(.
LIZARDS SILVERMAN CO,
BANKERS,
562 ‘Wabash-ay.,
,'ontmne their business as usual. All de
osits payable ou demand,
LAZ. SILVEEMAK k 00.
M Notice.
The Adjusting Office on Merchandise,
Household Furniture, and contents of
Buildings, of the LIVERPOOL LOH
DOH GLOBE IKSUEANCE CO. has
been removed to
669 WABASH-AT.,
where every possible facility will be af
forded for the settlement of claims, and
as fast as the losses ran be adjusted,
Proofs of Loss will be made up for the
assured on the Company's Blnnlm All
persons who have not yet registered their
claims are requested to do so without
farther delay. A. J. WINTEKTOK,
Adjuster.
S. P. SLADDEN €O.,
Lite of 29 tfonth Water it.. woald reqneil all partial
haring daltai against them, to present them at once,
and at sani* time earnestly request all partlee owing te
Mtlli ai MOB M PoelUa S. P. SLADDKN A CO..
r 10 Sooth Clinton at*
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
TM 'following an Ole namee of tome of the lead
ing houta in the cUy
AdTeitbinr ARtner*
H. B. CHANDLER, Authorized Advertising Agent
for aD Chicago daily papers. and receive* all
carda for this directory. Offices, 43 South Canal
and 446State-st
LOUIS LLOVD AGO., Goo. ApoaU.se W.Bandolpb.
COOK. COBURN A CO., Newspaper Advertising
for all papers la the waited States, 464
Agrlcaltaral Implements.
ATWATER a CO., 61 and 63 North Jefferson-et,
Architects.
W. X. B. JENNET,I2 Peck-court,
DIXON A HAMILTON, 829 State-lt.
UOBB AdKSRMAN, 183 Madlson-at.
B. S. JENISON. 609 Stato-et.
T. V. WADSKI KB, 390 State at.
j.D. CLEVELAND. 706 Wabash ax.
MB. BAUMAN. cor. Mouroe and LaSalle sta.
OTTO M MATE, Nixon Bdlg„ Monroe and LaSalle.
CYRUS P. THOMAS, 466 Wabaab ar.
PLACET A ARMSTRONG, 418 Stale it.
GEO. O. GARNSCT, <72 Wabaah ar.
JAS. W. ROBERTS. 3*4 Wabaah ar.
Wm. TIIOMAS, 70 W. Lake-st.
JSO. K. WINCUELL. Madiaon. bet. Death, and State.
J. U. W. 0. COKLIEs. 101 Waahiugtaa at., nr. Clark,
Abstracts of Title.
SQORTALL BOARD, 493 Wabash it.
Auctioneers.
W. A. BUTTERS A CO., 3 »od 4 Randolph it,
Bcltma and Rubber Goods.
HALLOCK A WHEELER, 23 Went Raodolph-lt.
B. B. PRESTON. 23 3. Canal.it.
BOBBER CLOTHING CO.. Michigan ar. and Bar*
rlaon »t.
Belting Manufacturer*.
MUNSON CO., 14 and 16 W. Randolph-st.
Booksellers.
MITCHELL k HATHAWAY. 58 South Can*].
W. Q. HOLMES. 194 West Madison-st.
AM. S. S. UNION. 220 W. Madlaoo it.
Boots and Shoes.
FARNUM. FLAGG A CO.. Jfifi \V*« Madfioo-lt.
DOGGETT, BASSETT k BILLS, 523 Wabash-ST.
O. 11. FARGO CO., 613 Wab<u>h.ar.
C. M. HENDERSON CO.. Mich. sv. and CoogTNl it.
J. B. LAMKIN, 167 West Madison it.
U. D. WELLS CO.. 813 Wabash ar.
McAULEY. YOE CO.. 200 Mich. *T.
QUEENS FELDER, ROSENTHAL CO., corCougna
and Mlcblgan.ar, apposite Mich lean Arenas Hotel.
WISWALL, NAZ HO THOMPSON, 2)1 Michigan at.
Baking Powder.
DR. PRICE’S. Cream. 47 and 49 WcstLake-et.
Boilers.
0. MASON CO., cor. Clinton and Carroll-SU.
Bag Mannfkctnrer.
HART, ABTEN CO., 6 and 7 W. Madison at.
J. H. CHAPMAN, foot Went Washington It.
Bedding.
A. S. ESMAT CO.. 136 Weal Lake St,
Bank*.
MECH ANICS’AND MASK. KX.. M 9 Bt*te«»,
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
107 West Randolph-st.
FIRST NATIONAL, 449 Wabash-ar.
FOURTH NATIONAL, 475 Wabash-ar. Branch of
fice, northwest cor. Canal and Washington sta.
FIFTH NATIONAL. 419 Wahash-av.
MANUFACTURERS. 4M Wabash-ar.
NATION BANK OF COMMERCE 54S Wabash-ar.
UNION NATIONAL BANK, M 3 Wahash-ar.
COMMERCIAL NATIONALBANK, 632 Wabash-ar
HIBERNIAN BANKING ASSOCIATION, 446 Wa-
LCNT. aT PRESTO\ KEAN, southwest comer of
Halated and Randolph-sts.
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK. 526 Wa
ba*h*ar. _
CITY NATIONAL, 47 Weal tVaahlngton-st.
WRKSN, ULLMAN CO., 331 Wabash-ar,
C- FOLLANSBBE SON. 401 Wabash-ar.
CUSHMAN HARDIN, 223 Michigan ar.
CUSHMAN HARDIN, Branch,” 10 N. Canal St.
THE COM MERCIA L LOAN CO., 136 Archer ar.
MERCHANTS’, FARMERS’ MECHANICS'
SAVING BASK. 84 South Halated at.
J. M. AD>IT. 432 Wabaah ar.
I'HIUD NATIONAL BANK, 436 Wabash *T.
A. C. 0. F. BADGER. 633 Wabash ar.
REAL ESTATE LOAN TRUST CO.. 686 Wabash-ar.
Babcock Fire Extinguisher.
F. W. FARWKLL, Sec., 656
Bedding and Lounge*.
UcDONOUGU, PRICK A CO., 416 416 W. Randolphs!
Building Paper.
BOCK BIVEII PAPER CO.. HS North Jeffenon-st.
Booksellers and Stationers*
COBB, ANDREW# A CO., (69 Wabash-ar.
IUDLKY DR08..76381at« 1 »t.
W. B. KEEN A COOKE cor. Dearborn Park and
Washington at.
WESTERN NEWS CO.. W. 97. £99 West Randolph it.
Blank Book Slanntactnrers. Stationers, and
Job Printers.
CLARK EDWARDS. 198 West Randolph-rt. I i
fl WILLSON A C 0.,54 W. Lake at.
LAKESIDE MONTULY. 10 West Randolph-it.
CRANDALL, fi South Jefferson at., comer Randolph.
DEAN BROS. A HOFFMAN, 32 South Cllntoo-st.
CULVER. PAGE, UOYNB CO., 11, 13, and 15
North DcsplalneMt.
SMEAL. REBANKS CO.. 45 W. Washington-fit.
JOHN H. SMALL CO.. 37 South C&nal-ec.
TUB WESTERN NEWS COMPANY, 95, 97, and 99
West Randolph-#!.
CAMKKON.AMIIEHG A UOFF3IAK.It WRaodolph.
J 31. W. JONES. 6S 3.Canal-sl.. and 309 Wabasb-aT.
RAND. McNALLY A CO., 10a West Randolph and
northwest corner Jefferson and Randolph.
EMERSON. DAVIES, STOTT. 239 West MadliOO.
J W. MIDDLETON. Randolph, bet. Wabash and
SPALDING A LA MONTH. 103 and 103 South CanalsL
Brass Founders.
WESTERN STAR MKTAL CO., 178. Canalst.
Brusli Manufacturers.
CERTS. LOMBARD A CO., 200 W. Madison «t.
Bridges, Hoofs, and Turntables.
TOE AMERICAN BRIDGE CO.. MI Wabash »T., and
st works corner Firm and Stewart ays.
Bookbinders.
JVO B. BARRETT A CiL. 202 West Lake at.
Itrldge and Car Builders.
WELLS. FRENCH A co.,S» Wabasn-aT.
Building Felt.
BARRETT, ARNOLD A KI3IB.VLL, 230 E. Monroe-*!
Carrlsgei,
COAN ATEN BROEKR cor. Ann and W Randolph,
Carriage and Wagon Klgn Palatine.
E NIFNECKEtt, lc9 W eat Harrison st.
Carpets.
E F.nOLLlSTEߣCO..loandl3NorthCanal-et.
\LLEN A MACKEY, 7(1 Stale st.
Clothing.
HENRY W. KING CO., 34 36 South Canal-st.
LEOPOLD KUHN CO., 576 Wahaab-ar.
TUTTLE.TIIOM PSON A WET3IOUE.(S9 Wabash- a?
Cl! AS. P. KELLOGG A CO-.«K Michigan av.
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, Madison.cor. Peoria.
BO'-TON SQUARE DEALING. 23d-st., near State.
>1 \BLKY A Co.. 12.'West Madison st.
KI)WARDS. BLUETT A CO., <sand (7 W. Madison.
KDW MtDS. BLUETT A GO., 376 Stmle-st.
PKENGII A GO.. 192 West Madison st.
PUTNAM ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE (E. D.
Terrri. 217 W. Madison, and366aud37oState.
J. M.-UARYEY. SR3 Wabash sr.
Clothing (Boys)
C. C. COLLINS, 79.' Wabash av.
Civil Engineer and Contractor*
G. C. MORGAN. Ini W. Slmllson.
Commercial Agency.
PAPPAS’, McKILLOP A CO., 33 and 37 S. Canal-lU
Branch Office. LS E.mt Uarri«on-it.
J. M. URADSTREET SON. 36 Canal-st.
Corn {(hellers, Ac.
VANT, COOK A CO., 124 West Randolph-fit,
Chicago Paving Company.
JOHN McGAFFEUEY,Pro9.,IXI West n ashlngton-fit
Cement.
FT ASKIN’, MARTIN A WHEELER, 6863, Canal-st.
UNION AKRON.72 Market-st.
Chemical Works*
QILLET. MCCULLOCH A GO.. 31 West Lake It.
Cigar* and Tobacco*
JOHN C. PARTRIDGE A CO.. Mich. ar. near Jackson.
Cordage and Twines.
GILBERT, HUBBARD A 0.. Maud 16Maikel-it.
Crockery*
11. P. 31ERR1LL A CO.. (07 West Madlon-st.
S. B. PARKUL'RST. enr Monroe at. and Michigan at.
Crackers.
0. L. WOODMAN A CO.. 61 So. CUnton-»t
Commlalon Merchant*.
sPRUANCE. PRESTON A CO.. 63 South Canal st.
RUMSEY BRO. i CO., 43 West Waihington-at-
MUNN, NORTON A SCOTT, 162 \V. Wajhifißton-at.
WALLACE A HENDERSON, 37 W. Waahington.lt.
Z. 31. IT A Lis, 250 and 2til B. Randolph-et,
BENSLEYS .t WAGNER, 77 W. Madißon-at.
CULVER Jb CO.. 34*. S. Canal-st
A. 31. WRIGHT A CO- S. W. cor. Canal hnd Lako-Bta.
PLATT THORN 31AYNARD, 9 and 11N. Canal-8U
P B. WEARE i CO., 23 and 27 N. Clinton-fit.
McWILLIAMS CO. SS W. Randolph-at.
CYRUS BOWERS WILLIAMS. 83 W. Randolphs.
831 FORD *CO., (hlehwinee>asS.Canal?Bt.
p’ 31. CLE3IENTS CO., (lumber) SO N. Canal-fit.
CURTIS CARTER, (dried fruit) 80 and 83 Wcat
Randolph-fit.
FRANCIS A WEBBER, AS and GO West MadliOQ.lt.
O. W. BUTTS A BROS., 179 West Ran4olpb.lt.
•r. c. BUTTS A CO.. 130 Welt Lake-at.
E SECKEL A CO.. l.’G West Uaadolph-Bt,
ril HO. U. WELLS A CO.. 99 Weal Lake-at.
EAGLE. CAMPBELL A PEACH. 9U WeU Lake-fit
LINN A KIHK.M We»l Lake-at.
A K-DICKISSON.WWwtLakP.it.
MOUSE, WARD A CO.. !05So. ClSoton-Bt.
C. S, HUTCHINS. 97 W. MadUoa.st.
B F J A COBS A CO.. 66S and 690 State-
KEELER A JUDSoN. 43 West Uadlaonat.
NELSON A CARR. II East Kinzle-at.
RICHARDS A GOOCH. 263 Michigan at.
JitT'EIIMID A OKUTKL. 34 and So Canal at.
J H A>:« UETT A CO.. AS We«l Lake at.
c’s BROWNELL. 60 Weal Lake ai. _
n chaSE A CO.. 23 and 37 North Clinton it.
F \EWII A LI. A CO- 66 W«t Randolph at.
C* H WEAVER. 323 West Lake at.
>FO P BRAUN. 54 Weat Madlson-at.
GILBERT A HRKGA, 43 Sooth Canal.
mos. 11. SEYMOUR A CO., 3 Wcat Waahlaglon-fit.
B'*YLES. No. tS3 Park-ae.
-TBLEY A UUO.. 3t N. Canal *t.
SMITH A DEXTER. SfinAVosl Lake at.
BUSH. HILL A JUUN&TON, 2a6and2SSS. Water at,
GF.O. McKINNEV A CO., (craiu) 259 E. Eandolphat.
C. REICIIWA t*D. 143 We«t Lake-al.
n. W. BAKER A cO. t F40ur1.69 and 71 N. Jeffaraon.
LOW BROS. A CO., 57 Weat Waahiaglon it,
W. L. ELY A CO., 47 North Jefferson at.
p A J. SSI ITII, 145 North Dceplalnes at.
WILLIAM LITTLE A CO.. 224 Weal Randolphat.
G. D. DICKINSON, 597 State at.
ISAAC N AsU A Co., so South Jeffenonat.
FORD A CO.. 164 Weal Lake at.
RED9ION l> A CO., temporarily at 1699 Indiana ar.
F. NICKERSON A SON. 311 Mich.ar.
BACON A CO., 96 West Waahlugton at.
HIGGLE A CO.. 43 Weat Washington at.
COMSTOCK, PICKERING 4 CO., it South Canal-il.
up ataira.
D. W. IRWIN A CO., 36 Sooth Canal, cor. Washington,
WALKER A »\LL. cast end Lake St. Bridge.
UNDERWOOD A CO 175 ilarket at.
Cooperage and Coopera’ Stock*
W. T. BALL. 97 S. Peaplainea-at.
Coai l>ealera.
WALDRON. NTDLOCK A Co., foot ofEingabnmt.
CHICAGO A WILMINGTON COAL C 0..2 West Van
Buronsl-. A. L. Sweet. Sapt.
Crockery* GUanme* Ac.
F. A E. JAEGER, 41 West Lake si. sod corner Canal
and Tatlor«sti.
Cloaks and Ladles* Fnrnishlxijs Goods*
UOICUKIN, PALMER A CO,. 171 Twentr-tocood it,
Clock*.
AMERICAN CLOCK C0..M7 Wabash sr.
Coffee and Spice Mills,
UNION COFFEE *ND SPICE MILLS. 723 State St,
Chromoi, Enmaviniti, Frames. Ac*
C. D. UliVla A CO. JSI Wabash ar.
Cheese*
DAVIS BROS.. Mich. ar. near Eldridge coart.
Detective A Preventive Agency*
PINKERTON’S, 55 W. Washlngton-tt.
Distillers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
S. .MYKRS.V CU.,334 Writ WaablngtuD.lt.
DICKINSON. LEACH A CO., 25 South Canal-gt.
ENMA V, SIMMONS A CO.. 25 South Canal it.
WM. U. SCUIMPFERMAN, 5 and 7 W. Madison tL
THOMAS WHITFIELD. A3 Slate-lt.
BUCK ARAYNER. 819 State, cor. Sixteenth-*!.
BLISS A Ml Alt P, cor. 32d it. and Wabaab ar.
GALEA BLOCK!, 57 Writ Randolph it.
VAN SCUAACK, STEVENSON A REED. £47, 619 and
SSI Wab*«h av.
R. BURNHAM A SON. 2J5 S. Sangamon it.
LORD. SMITH A CO., Waah. it., cor. Mich, ar.
Dry Goods.
J. B. SHAT. 243 and 245 Writ MadiiOOit.
HAMLIN. HALE A CO.. Office 29. St A 33 S. CanaUt.
W. A E. PAKDRIDGE, 923 to 927 Stata-at.
BOWEN HUNT A WI.N.-LuW 124 Mlchlxan ST.
Dentist.
EDMUND NOTES. N. W. cor. W. Like >nd PldUu.
DR. B. M. B AKER. ’33 Washington It,
T. J. BROPUr. 2 VC Weit Madison-it.
Dyers.
COOK A McLAIN, 363 Stats it.
Dttryca’s Starch*
HENRY C. SMITH. Agent. 945 Stats it.
Dried Fruit*.
MAUBAN. WRIGHT A CO., opp. 365 Michigan it.
SHERMAN. HALL A COOK, op. 264 Michigan *T.
Engraxeri and Die Sinkers.
A. J. MARK.'. 7u7 Wabash-aT,
S. D.CIIILDS.JK. A CO., 25 Kail KlosleT*-
JOHN C. HILTON. M Wes Lake.
0. H. HANSON. 54 Weat Madlaon-it.
BOND A CHANDLER, 119 West Washington it.
1. MANE. 165 West Madison-ct.
BAKER A CO.. 50 West Randolph It.
N. H. TAYLOR. 30 We»t Madiioo It.
Englßet-nnehlnenr.
WM. McGREGOH. 23 South Canal-et.
C. G. COOPER AGO, lOand 13 WEandclph-et
Expresses.
GARDEN CITY, 122 Weet Lake-it.aad 190 Sd-lt.
BRINK’S ITTY EXPKES: CO., 37 Randolph it.
ADAMS EXPRESS Cn.,v, Weal Washington sr.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS, S3 and 61 WettWlS'l
Ington-st.
Elevator*.
MGNN A SCOTT, IS2 West Washington at.
ARMOUR, DOLE A CO 4 Lind's Block.
FI oar (Wholesale).
QUINN. SWIFT’* C<» 34 North Caoal-Bt.
Fonrarding and Inrannea.
C. E, CHASE A CO., io. w. cor. Randolph 4 Halated
m mi. and Fancy Groceries.
OBAPF 4 CO., 123 West, Mad lson-at,
n A co., 10 Sooth Cliatoa it,
ViS I 37 West Washlngton-it,
B> LINO A CO., 63 Wdt Undlion it.
_ k uruinrvi
10-ULUandlßNopth Canal-rt.
THAYER TOBEY FURNITURE CO.. 86 to
■Weat Randolph-fit.
r:o cor JoJtorsan and Lake at*.
POTTER, EISO 4 CO.. 301 Michigan it,
onSrpo SU" 119 and 121 Washington >t*
POTTER, KISQ4 CO.. SOI Mlchlgan-ar.
Flab Dealers.
J.W. HOBSON A SON. M Canal
HIE CAMPBELL, 31 So. Jefferaon.it.
’Farm Wagoni,
PETER FOB DTTLKR. aivt 9k South Clinton It*
Gents 7 Fornlihing Goods*
BROWN A PRIOR. 639 Wabaah-ar
COLLINS A HUNT. 636 Wabaah it.
*RIOC, ROSEN BLATT A Co., 147 TwentT-asccnd-st*
KEYSTONE COLLAKCO.. 6MSt.M.I
DAMON. TEMPLE A CO.. 39 and 61 W. Waehlazton«fiL
SCRIBNER A NICHOLAS. 776 State at.
JOHN H. O’BRIEN. 692 Wabaah-av.
S. W. H. WARD. 391 W. Medieon aC. Jaa. Tod. Mgr
Geld Pens and Jewelry*
AIKEN. LAMBERT A CO.. 68 Weat Waahlmton-fit,
WALTER TBELEAVEN. 313 Lake at.
Growers.
SPRAGUE. WARNER A CO.. 28 Sooth Canal at.
W. U. HOYT A CO., 63Sooth Canal at.
GOULD, BRIGGS A CO.. 41 and 43 Sooth Canal at.
C. H. BECKWITH A CO.. 140 Mlch.ar.. cor. Monroe.
DAT, ALLEN CO., 631 Mlchlgan-ar.
SIBLEY A ENDICOTT, 774 Wabash-ar.
P. 11. WILLARD A CO-.Office 107 Throop-it.
SMITH BROS. A CO.. 109 Weat WaahloKtoo-vt.
STEWART. ALDRICH ACO-oor.Clark*l6Ul
Z. M. HALT*. 259 and 361 East Randolph-fit.
MEAD A HIGGINS, a. w. cor. Washington A Green.
DURAND BUGS. A POWERS, inow DnrandA Pow-
DURAND, POWERS A MEAD,j era, a. w. oor. Wash*
Ingto i and Green ata.
J. W. STEARNS A SONS. 63 N. Deaplaloea at,
INGRAHAM, CORBIN A MAT. HI Michigan ar.
WELLS A FAULKNER. 165 Michigan ar/
F. D. COSSITT A CO., cor. Michigan it. and Monroe
J. M GILLESPIE, 705 Wabaah ar.
0. C. COOK A CO., Michigan ar. and Coogreu at.
BLISS, MOORE, A CO.. Mich. ar. and Peek court.
FARRINGTON, BREWSTSIt. A CO., opp. 391 Mich, ar
FRANKLIN MacVEAOU, A CO.. Mleb.ar. and FeckO
1. W. DUANE A CO., Mien. it. and Feck ct.
BURTON A PIERCE, op. 237 Michigan ar.
GRAY BROS., 373 Michigan nr.
Guns and Sporting Goods*
E. E, EATON. 73* SUU au
nold and Silver Electro-Plating,
CHA9. BERBANGER.BI Weat Adams-at.
Hardware*
J. H, TYLER. 260 Suie at.
EDW IN HCNT A SONS. 146 Michigan near Mooroa.
WM. BLAIR A CO., 3fl and 33 Sonth Canal at.
LAKRABEB A NORTH. West Lake aU
J. K. BOT&FORD A SON. 461 Wabash-ar.
SEBBEROEB A BRKAKEY. 10 A 12 W. Randolph-fit.
BRITNSLL, THRBY BBLDEN.S7 West Lake-st.
BBINTN ALL, TERRY A BELDEN. 57 W. Lake-at.
UODOK A tIOMKIt. 78 W. Kandolph-st.
Hardware, Cabinet. (Wholesnle and Rcteil.)
J. L. WAYNE A SON. 14 North Canal at.
Homoeopathic Pharmacy^
HALSEY BROS.. 701 State at.
Hard Wood X.amber.
WHITS A HAFNER. 39 North Saneamoa-M.
Hides, Pelts, &c*
CHANDLER 8s BOYNTON. 49 Sooth Canal-eL
CHAPMAN. BROS. A SMITH. 184 to 190 E.Washington
Hats* Caps, and Furs*
KEITH BROS.. 916 Prairie ar.
FITCH, WILLIAMS A CO.. 73>.Catomat ar.
SWEET. DEMPSTER A CO„ H and 61 W. Wash.
B. F. KLOKKE. 316 Weat Randolph.
J. A,SMITH A CO.. s«s Wahrah ar.
Hat SZannißctarer.
PHILLIP A. CAVANNA. 378 W’eat Adams at*
Hotels.
BRIGGS HOUSE. W. Madison and Canal.
Hair Goods*
M. QLASSBROOK. 145 Twentr-secondst.
House Registers*
W. G. CREAMER A SON. 23S Michigan ar.
Ice.
WADHAMS WILLARD A CO.. 557 Btate-*t.
Importers and Sugar Itcftncrs* Agents*
W. U. COLVIN. 371 Wabash ar.
Insurance (Fire).
TREADWAY k JEWELL. 4 Sonth Canal-it.
O. w. BARRETT A CO.. 393 Wabaab-ar.
OGDEN,SHELDON A SCUDDER.62 Sonth Canal-at.
E. E. RYAN A CO_ 45 and 47 South Canal-at.
GEO. C. CLARKE A CO.. 10 Eldridge court.
AMERICAN. 487 Weat Madiaon it.
A. O. DUCAT. 30 and 32 Sonth Canal at.
S, 51. MOORE A CO., Adjusters, 68 South Canal at
JAMES VAN INWAGEN, 93 Weet Madlson-st.
GOODMAN’S AGENCY. 165 Weat Washlngton-at.
KNICKERBOCKER. 156 Wabash-ar.
ATS A (Goodwin A Pasco, AgeaU), 43 Sooth Canal
it., and 565 Wabash ar.
PUENIX OF BROOKLYN. SO West Madison at.
JOHN CULVER, Room 5, No. 75 South Canal at.
Insurance (Life)*
SECURITY LIFE. 756 Wabash ar.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE. 579 Wabaah-ar.
BERKSHIRE. 70South Canal-st.
KNICKERBOCKER, a. w. cor. Randolph and Hals ted
ECLECTIC. S. W. corner Halated and Randolpb-ats.
MUTUAL. OF NEW YORK. IS3 W. Washlngton-at.
PROTECTION, OF CHICAGO. VCO West 3ladlaoo aU
NORTH A3l ERICA, of New York, 511 Wabaah ar.
EQUITABLE LIFE, 683 Wabash ar.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL. «M Wabaah ar.
MUTUAL,of Chicago, 231 West Madison at.
PHBNIX MUTUAL, BENBY H. KOON, 1161 Weat
Washington at.
UNITED STATES, 96 Weat Waghlogton-at,
WASHINGTON LIFE, 586 Wnbaah-ar.
ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIKE INS, CO.. 107 32d at.
CHARTER OAK. 462 It eat Washington St.
ASHBURY LIFE INS. CO.. 191 Weat Madiaon at.
ANCIIOB*LIFE CO., 386 Wabaah ar. Boom 6.
UMVEKSA L LIFE, 503 Wabaah ar.
NOR. WEST. MUT. LIFE. SUANDREW A DEAN.
agts, 19 Sonth Green
MUT. aENFIT OF N. J.. 625. Canal at.
NEW YORK LIFE, O. P. Cnrtan. so W. Madiaon.
inauranee, (Life and Accident.)
TRAVELLERS', of Hartford. Jallua White and J.
U. Nolan, Agents. M Sonth Canal-at.
Iron, Steels. Nalls, Ac*
HALE. AVER A CO., 1 Park-row.
grng, COLEMAN CO., 34 South Canal-fit.
HALL. KIMBAKK A CO.. 436 Wabaah.ar.
JONES A LAOGHLIN. i9O to 196 So. Canal-at.
PA RKHURST A WILKINSON. 70 Sonth Canal at.
M. QUEENEBAOM A CO.. 161 W. Randolph-aU
iron Manufacturers.
THE DAVID M. FORD. 60 to 61 Wert W«blng
ton-fit .and 47 to 55 Sonth Cllnton.st,
CHICAGO PLATE A BAR MI I.L CO.. 753 Wabaah*
Iron Pipe manufacturer*.
NORTHWESTERN MFO. CO.. 10 fu Jefferaon at.
Jewellers (Whotcaala).
COQGSWELL A CO., SIS Weat Madlaoo at.
STARK A ALLEN, 363 Wabaah-av.
J. O. ASULEMAN, 10 Peck court, cor. Mich. tfr.
Jewellers.
A. H. MILLER. 479 Wabaahav.
GILES BROS.. 354 W’abaeh ar.
N. MATSON CO., 481 Wabaah-ar.
A, B. VAN COTT A CO., 461 W'abaah'ST.
M. KRONBEHO. 105 Wabash ar,
BOBBIN A HAMILTON, cor. blits and Twentieth iti.
Law Books.
CALLAGHAN ft COCRCROFT.I2I W.Randolph-lt.
E. B. MYERS. 1022 Wabaah-ar,
Livery Stables.
□AAS POWELL, 25 to 31 West Madlson-rt,
WEIGHT 8R03.. 290 Waahlngtoo at.
Leather Flndlngf,
PAGE BRO. ft CO.. S3 and 87 Canal-et,
BLACKBURN ft BRO„ 27 South Can&l-st
C. C. WALLIS ft SON. 53 So. Canal.it.
WOLFEUS"pETTSU ft TALBOT. 310 W.Randolph It,
Lumber and Shlnglci,
W. B. PRETTYMAN, 6 W. Lake-at.
BLANCHARD. BORLAND ft 00.. E. sod Lake at.
bridce.
Liquid Slatlna Paper and Black Boards.
J. DAVIS WILDER, 273 Weft Randolph-*!.
Tawyeri and Adjusters.
LEWIS L, CODURS, ASA Wabaih ar.
Q. A. FOLLANSOEB, 10 Writ Randolph at.
SHELDON ft WATERMAN. 860 Michigan ar.
HUTCHINSON ft LUFF, 331 Wabaih ar.
BECKWITH, AYER ft KALE*. 795 Wabaah aT,
BARKER ft WAITE, 46 Eaat Harrison at.
KAY ft MITCHELL, 14 South Clinton at.
SAMUEL J. ATWATER. It South Clinton at.
MORAS ft ENGLISH, 102 West Kandolph-at.
ELDREDGE ATOUBTELOtTE. 401 Wabaih-ar,
JOSIAH U. 01SSELL, 64 Wait Randolph-at.
GOUDY ft CHANDLER, 39t Wabaab-aT.
HERBERT ft QUICK, 529 State-at.
W. H. HOLDEN, 131 West Uadiaon-at.
A. GOODRICH, 311 Monroe-au
W. B. SCATES, 199 Madiaoo at.
SCAM MON. McCAGO ft FOLLEB. 359 Wabaah ar.
WA RD, STANFORD ft BIDDLE, 133 W. Washington.
HERVEY, ANTHONY ft GALT. 356 Wabaah ar.
WAKEMAN. MANLY ft WAKEUAN. 45S.Canalat
BENTLEY, BENNETT, ULLMAN ft IVES, 376 W*.
luah ar. _
HARDING ft McCOY.363 Wabaab-ar.
WILLIAMS THOMPSON. 6M Wabaeh-ar.
JOHN W. WAUQUOP. Wabash-ar.
A. D. RICH ft THOMAS, 9ti Michlgan-ar.
ROSENTHAL. PENCE ft MOSES. Boom 8,8. W. cor.
Randolph and Halited-at.. and 1130 Wabash.
COOPER ft PACKARD. 163 West Washlngton-at,
BUNN ETT ft SHERBURNE, I*l W. Waabloatonit.
C. M. HARRIS. 137 Wert Mowoe-it.
LYMAN ft JACKSON. 79 West Madlaon-St.
SMITH ft KOHLSA&T. 62South Canal-at.
BLA ft PARKER and O. W. PLUMMER, 118 West
Madiaou.et.
SPAFFORD, UCDAID ft WILSON. 77 W.Madlaon-at
BACON ft NORTON. 356 Wabaah ar.
GEO. A. MEECU. 15 Harmon court.
SIDNEY SMITH. KS6 State at., near Eighteenth.
D. SCHUYLER. 666 State at., near Eighteenth.
LAMBERT TREE, with M. W. Robinson. 14 8. Clin*
ton rt-; «l*>. with H. H. Magie, at their mi*
donee, 520 Wabaih ar.
JOHN A. OWES. 133.S W. Madison at.
B. D. MAGKUDER, 131 W. Madison at., 9 a. m. to I
p. m.: at 391 Wabash at.. 3to sp. m.
CLARKSON ft VAN SCUAACK, 454 Wabaab-ar.
WM. U. RICHARDSON, 163 West Wnahington-at.
B. ft A. VAN UUKEN, 194 W. Madiaoo at.
SIDNEY THOMAS. 95 E. Harrison at.
BONNEY. FAY ft GRIGGS, 13) W. Washington at.
JESIE O. NORTON. 366 Wabaah ar.
J. B. LOCKWOOD, 537 Wabash ay.
BATES ft HODGES. 113 West Madlson-at.
W. F. WHITE HOUSE, 163 West Madiaoo (Oble’a Block)
MILLER. FROHTft LEWIS-363 Michigan it.
WALKER, DEXTER ft SMITH. 792 Wabaah ar.
GOODWIN. LARNED ft TOWLE. 494 Wabash ar.
GEO. W. SMITH. 475 Wabaah ar.
HITCHCOCK. DUPES ft EVARTS, comer of Mon
roe and Wells at. Mr. IL also at First National
Bank from Ift to I! a. m.
IRA W. BUELL. 503 Wabaah ar.
HENRYS. MONROE. 503 Wabaah ar.
PADDUCK ft IDE. 4«9 Wabash ar.
KINO. SCOTT ft PAYSON, 637 Wabaah ar.
D. P. WILDER, 223 Third ar.. cor. Taylor, near State
EDWIN GREENE. 45 Hubbard-coort. •°«rataie.
JOHN OLNKY. 51 South llalitcd, residence 546 T v
BROWN AND RICKETTS. H4 w'eat Madiaoo at.
DUNNING ft EASTON, 479 Wabaah ar.
TURNER, BRAWLBYft TURNER. Madison ft CaaaL
WILSON, PERRY ft STUHOES, 479 Wabaah a“
ANDREW J. BROWN. 3« Canal at.. Room U.
WAITE ft CLARKE, 15 Concrete at.
DANIEL L. BUOREY, 364 Wabaah ar.
It. BIDDLE ROBERT*. 364 Wabatb-ar.. Room 11.
M. A. BORKE ft SON. 154 South HaUlod-*t.
I*. L. KUERMACi, 475 Wabaah ar.
JAMES LEDDY, 63 South Canal-at.
DAVID FALKS, corner Welle and Monroe-fti.
B. A. OTIS, 431 Wabaah-ar.
HIBBARD. RICH ft NOBLE. IS East Harrison at
HARRISON ft WHITEHEAD. 1C Weat Madison at.
J. 8. GRINNKLL. 45 8. Canal at..Room 5 u oa-1
GRANT GOODRICH, 14 South Clinton at.
TENNEY. McCLEL j\N ft TENNEY. 454 Wabaah ar
NORMAIJc, PERKINS ft J A CRANE. 479 Wabaah ar
FURNESS ft ABBOTT. 30 South Clinton
Llqnora>*Wholeials*
WOLF ft MICHAEL Hand 13 Weal Madison at.
W. O, BWKTT ft CO.. 43 Hubbard court.
P. O’NEIL, 96 East Harrison at.
Lime,
CHICAGO AND LYONS LIME CO.,BooStated
Looklog-tUis and Plelore Frames.
W. T. NOBLE A CO.,£fti Stale st.
Lumber Dealers (Hardwoods
E- J. DODGE* BEO.. 11l West Twelfth st.
Leather and Shoe Flndlnn.
P. B. L. HAUDENBCBOU. 407 West Lake*t
Manufacturers of Pocket Books aad
Fancy Goods Dealers.
MEEKER BROS 56 Gontb Canal-st.
hasonie Goods and Benllai
H. B. CABEREY. laSoath Hslited st.
A. S. WADIIAiIA A CO.. <&3 W. Madison st.
Slaps and Charts.
JAS. TAN VECHTKS.4I3 Wabash ar.
GEO. V. CRAM,4S West Lake at.
Mantel and Bier Looking Glasses.
C. NEAL. U9 CiiblMDth st.
Millinery (Wholesale).
WALSH A HUTCHINSON, 616 Wabash ar.
KEITH BROS., 916 Prairie ar.
H. ff.AJ.M. WSTHERELL. 369 Wabaah-ar.
WEBSTER BRO.. West Washington. Union Park.
MATHON. DALY A CO.. Mtcb.-ar., near Adams-ft
HATES. GIBBONS A CO.. 444 State st,
D. B. FISK A CO.. 47 West Washlagton it
Matches.
ELECTRIC HATCH CO.. 97 Wsst Madlson-tt
Merchant Tailoring.
EDWARD ELY. «7 Wabash-ar
MATTHEWS A MASON. AM[Wabash-ar,
J. H. PERKY A CO.. 636 Wabash-ar.
R. J. WALSHE Sea Wabash ar.
JOHN B. HALL. 450 Wabastt-ar.
M. S. CANNON,3I4 Wabath-ar.
McINTTRK A RICHARDS. I»Twenty-second st
BOUSE ABA lINCM, 473 Wabash ar.
CIIAS. E. HYDE A CO.. 63 Soath Ualsted st
HENRY TURNER. Ulff Madison st.
S. F. CO 5! STOCK. <73 Wabash-ar.
WATERUIIBT A CHEIHE9. Hi Twenty-second ft
JOHN STEVENSON, cor. Wabash ar. and 224 at
SOI Fnrnlahlßg.
J. W. BAXTER A CO„ foot West WasMagtoa-ft
Mtuleal Initrumcnti.
J. HOWARD FOOTE, 162 Park ar.
Newspaper*.
TRIBUNE. 14 Sonth Canal St.
CHICAGO NEWSPAPKE UNION, 13 North
Jeffersoo-st
Notary Public.
J. LINTON WATERS. 10 Rldridge conrt
Oils.
KENLT A JENKINS. 34 North Canal-st
FAIRBANKS, PECK, A CO.,{Eighteenth and Black*
walliU.
1 r—-
1
Oyiten and FUh..,
A. BOOTH. 607 Mlchlgan-ar.
F..J. BOTH.63and 87 South,CaaaNat.
D. D. MALLORY C 0..114 West Haiidolnh-«t.
HENRY M. CURTIS, 107 East Twalfth-*t.
A.RYD£R-&63Miehlaaa-ar.
Offlee and‘School Furniture.
H, U. SHERWOOD, 103 to 109 Sonth Canal-at.
A. H. ANDREWS A CO., no AUI w. Washington-fit.
Paper Dealers.
«L W. BUTLER A CO.. SO A 39 North Dcnlilo(i.ik
NORTHWEST PAPER CO.. W Wort LakMt
BBADNEB.BMITU A CO., «r9SUU-«t^
McGANN. FITCH A CONVERSE. &s Watt Lakeit.
Paper Box SXatnnfkctnrers*
RITCHIE A DUCK. 413 W. Tan Bnno it
D. P. BARRETT A CO., 108 N.
Pain tins (Sign and Home.)
BARRY A CUSHING. 663 State-fit.
MARTINA LEONARD. 123WmIMadlson-fit.
F. R. GROUT, b. e. cor. Clinton and Adams-ita.
B. F. CHASE A HILD. t« B. Randolph
Printing Material.
BOUNDS A KANG, is North JeQeraonat.
OFFICE OF H, HOE A CO., of New York. atChleaan
K^ToVr*^.! 3 E
OMJOE JOB. 43 U«*i Washington it.
Plomblas and Gam Flttlnw
W. n. PATTRUaON, 121 Weat Randolph??
JAMES IRONS 9 So! Halsled-atT
JOHN HUGHES A SON. 243 W. Madlson-ct.
H. M. WILMABTH A 880., 223 MlcuSan ar
QAIB A UADFIELD. T.-6 Wabaahar!
Physicians and Surgeons*
Dr. E. L. HiM.MES. 318 West Madison at
JUSTIN BATES, 11. D., IS GUnulaT
Q.D. BEEBE. 953 Pralrie-ar.
A. G. BEEBE. &4 Park-ar.
w• 1- HUNT, 315 Weat Madtaon-at.
INDIAN DWTOR, Hidonth Halstedit*
Ptanoa and Omni,
W. W. KIMBALL. 610 Mfchlffan-av
J. BAUER CO., 270
REED’S TEMPLE 07 MUSICTgI Sixtaanlh^t.
ROOT A CADY. 61* Michigan-aV. BtXMeQ €t
STORY A CAMP. 409 West Randolph at.
Picture Frames and Sfonlulnas.
X. HAMBURGER. 98 KMt HarHaonaU U
Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc.
chase, Hanford co., 479 sooth uuni.ll.
Periodic*!*.
••THE SPECTATOR.” 430State-at.
STANDARD.CHURCH A GOODM AN.U Harmon-et
GEM OF THE WEST, 3M Wabash-art
LAKESIDE MONTHLY. lOWeet Randolph at.
Publishers*
ADAMS, BLACKMBR A LYON. 179 W.WaahlngtOß*
LAKEsiDE PRINTING CO.. 13 Harmon court.
MUSES WARREN. 121 We*t Randolph-fit.
A. N.KELLOGG. 63 and «3Sontb (tnal-at.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. 131 WeatMadlaon at.
Powder*
AMERICAN, 1061 Tndiana-ar.
LAFLIN A HAND POWDER G0..595 Wabaah ar.
THE HAZARD POWDER CO.. 175 22d it.
Pomps.
W. A B. DOUGLAS, 97 Weat Madlaon at., la io<7.
Pumps and Sinks.
S. L. BIQNALL A CO.. 373 to 377 Sonih Clinton at*
Railway Supplies*
MARSH A GOODKIDGE. e, w. cor. Canal and Leks
ILLINOIS STEAM FORGE CO.. 43 South Canal ah
CRBRAK, ADAMS A CO.. Michigan ar. and Ji'aiuiL
Railway Sprlnn and MnppUea.
VOSS, DINSMOKR A CO.. 4i6 State
Real Estate and Loan*
ISAAC R. HITT. 230 Weat Randolph-aU
8. H. KERFOOT A CO.. 512 Wabaih-ar.
BLANCHARD BROS., 607 State-fit.
SNYDER A LEE, 9 Sonth Ilalatsd and eottir at
Monroe and LaS»lle.Bta., NUon’a Bulldiur
BAIEDJt BRADLKT. M La.l-itT
0. S. HUBBARD. Jr., 70 Sonth Cmil.it.
OGDEN. SHELDON A SCUDDEB.63So Canal.it.
a v.rs?ffih,
5; i jitofc B*siaffh'isl4 8 *siaffh'is 14 D UM u
J. E, BURCIIELL A CO., 656 Wabaah-ar
INQLEDEW 441 Wabaah-ar
GEO. G. NEWBURY. 537 Wabaah ar.
A. R. W INO A CO.. 539 Wabaah ar.
ULRICH A BOND, sl| Wabaah ar.
REA A CATES, 706 Wabaah ar.
D. COLE A SUN. 183 West Madron a*.
D. K. PEARSONS. 198 We*t Madlaon at
SPr.Uaii ESTtK- ,'2 5 2{ S2lsls-S:
S. DELAU ATLR. 107 Twcotr-aecond.at.
GRAHAM PEURY A CO.. 74 West MadUoa-«t.
A, T. HESIINGWAY, 62 sooth Canal-at
J. H. BEES A CO.. 336 Wabaah-ar.
RIVEItMDK IMP. CO.. 706 \VabaahHiT
GEORGS A HILL 359 State
GKO. W. WAITS A CO.. 360 Wabaah ar
OLINGER A BALLARD. 336 Wabaah ar
MEAD A COE. 79 Weal Mndlaon i!u
J. F. SIN -LA IR. 45 llnbbard corrt.
J. HENRY WEIL. B.W. cor. Suteand Harrlaon^
W. J. BARNEY. Atichiean
ROZET A ELLIS, i 94 Wabaah ar. 7 oppo#u# U)Q r
IL C. MURKY, 116 Madiaon at.. Boom X.
OLARBE, LAYTON A CO.. 376 SUteah
E. K. BOWEN A SON. ISCeatrear!
J. R. ANDREWS. 45South Canal at.
JOHN CULVER, Boom 5. No. 75 Sonth Cana] at.
Railroad and Saehlna n*i-
BRADLEY A SIBLEY. 60 West Late «t
Railroad Depot* and Ticket Offices
MICHIGAN CENTRAL, foot of
Ticket Office corner Canal and
ILLINOIS CENTRAL BAILBOAD CO Ganaral
Office*. 510 Michigan ar.
Prasencer Depot, footot Twantp-aeeond ah
Local Freight Office, foot of Sonth Water at
Out-Freight Depot, O. B. A Q. Depot.
In-Frrlght Depot, foot of Sooth Water at.
CIIfU.GO. DDELISGTON QDIHOYBAItBOAD.
Ticket office, corner Canal and Madiaon ata
House>. Depot, corner Indiana SlitwnthVt
got freight depot, corner Canal and SlxtMMhita'
General olheea. 502 and 504 Michigan ar ,B ,w
Out Freight Depot, corner Canal and Sixteenth ata
General offlera. 502 and 504 Michigan ar
DAHVJLLE A VINCENNES,! 43 North
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND. A PACIFIC RAILROAD*
Passenger Depot, corner Polk and Sherman mi**
Freight and TlcVet Office, under Sherman Hosae*
Local Freight Office, corner Twelfth at. and Fourth
ar.; General Offices, corner Hark and Twelfth atir”*
Raw Purs and Buffalo afryK*.*.
HENRY A. BRUM LEY. 513 Wabaah ar.
Hass, Paper Stock and Old Metala.
W. r.UUNT. 73 and 8n W. Van Boren at
Rooflnsr nateriala.
DARRKTT. ARNOLD A KIMBALL,2W E. lnm.it
O. C. KINO A CO.. 51 Sonth Green at,
D. C. YOUNG, 51 Green at.
Snrreylntt,
GEO. n. FROST. 900 Wahaah ar.
Safes,
DIEBOLD A KIENZLBS, 446 State-at.
HERRING A CO.. corner of Uth-at and
MACNKALA CUBANS, 27-Sj. Canal MIMS^Te
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK CO,. 66 West
MARVIN A CO, 17 S. Canal at. ttUOB
AMERICAN STEAM SAFE CO.. 53South Oanal.ak.
Sewing Machines.
FINKLE A LYuN, 73 Sooth Dalited at
HOME SHUTTLE. J47 Weat lladlaon-at
WHEELER A WILSON. 338 Weat Madisoa at.
WEED. 196 Weal Madiaon at.
FLORENCE J W. share A Co.. 15 Kldridse coart
BLEKS.” J. H. LEROW A CO.. 11l riSmrt
MAN RATTAN S. M. CO.. S« Waba," ar Twe,ft ,t
HOWE SEW ING MACHINE CO.. 23» A! Halatad
O BUY Ell A Baker CO. 96 W. Bind., m
Sash, Doors, and Blinds.
CHART-133 J. L. HAYRB, LS. K. cor. W.lAk# t&|
CanaLfits. hi
Saddlers’ Hardwara.
BRIGHAM A JONES. 14 W’eat Randolph-at.
HAYDEN A KAY. 47 W,.t B.ndd.o
Starch Companies.
THE OSWEGO. 97 W*. Madlacn-at.
Seales, Trucks, Ac.
FAIRBANKS. GREEKLEAF cO_. 11 g Csnsl^rt.
J. F. FORSYTH CO.. 46 Sonth
CHICAGO SCALE CO..M and 36 W w2SS£S2:
HOWE’S. 97 North Jefferson-er/
Salt.
HASKIN. MARTIN ft WHEELER. 6868 Canat^o.
A. J. LATHAM. Twentieth at* onCrw’ CAa4l #U
Stencil Toole and Stock.
FIKIQAN. 261 Jtf. Randolph-et. ow:
U. HANSON. 54 Weit Madiaon-at.
Stencil Plates and Tools.
JOHN O. HILTON. 66 Weak Lake.
School Books.
Ta ™b ft CO., as was
GEO. ft C. W. SHERWOOD. 103 South Canal-at.
Stoves—wholesale.
WHITE ft ROSSMAN. 146 West Uadbaii mt
l. F. KATHBONK A C 0.,30 Md S3 SoSth Cto.ljrt
TILUHSOS DKO3.. Mlchle.n
K toSitf PADLDISO 4 880 0(I 25 BorU cm-
Ship Chandlers ft, Sallmak.n
GILBERT HUBBARD ft CO.. MandlsSrtJf;*
A, B. LEAVENWORTH. 218 WesttskSrt.
Shelvintr.
AMERICAN SHELVING CO.. Michigan ar. ft JsekSOft.
EWSSa i
Tin Cans and Japanned wSi
NORTON A FANCHBR. 63 and 65SouthoSSV
Teas (Wholesale)
T. A. BBAVMEB. JR. ft CO.. iJI w fruklßH*.
N.SHERWOOD ft CO.. 812 state-at. WMUa toa
DANA. HYDE ft CO,. |N. C. Draper astl u i.v. _,
TAYLOR ft WRIGHT. 475 WabMh-ar 1
Transportation*.
GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH, 519 State et.
Trunk Manufaetnr.ra
RILEYft DUASDINMOURE. 49 NnfthJWAM....*
Tla fUU and net.l., Tlu.d
Japanned Ware.
FBANK ctdugcs i'h 1 nJ s f, Sotth Clinton.
FRANK STUXGah ft Harriaon and p-orta.
JF° Ta and Fancy Goods.
BARN DM BB(W. cor. slicb *»r. and Van Burra
n*n mv Tobacco (Wholesale).
GEO. FOY ft CO., oppotire 262 Mich. arV
Undertelcer.
JAS. WRIGHT, itNorth'dioton at.
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NAT.OKA^^^^W^nnton.
Wire Cloth and NetUnei
CLINTON WIRE CLOTH CO., ntmSSt
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WA fERLOO YEAST Co.. 3lich. ar aad Harmon court
SATES.
SAFES.
Macneale Urban’s.
I M. TERWLLIIGER, Agent,
27 SoDth Canal-.L, and 51 West Lake-aC,
Chicago. IU.
These Safes hare prored themselves true Salamander*.
Call at oar office and see the certificates of merit from
many of the best firms In the city.
We bare a lirge lot of Safes on band, and more to ar
rlre Immediately. If 70a consider roar own Interests
roa will call and see as before purchasing any other
kind of Safe than those of the shore make.
SAFES.
MARVIN CO.,
No. 17 South Canal at.
Call and ♦hem before yon boy. w, 01 LlUea«o.
No. 17 S.oth Canal at.. Chicago.
No. 265 Broadway, New Yorkf°
hestnntst.. Philadelphia.
No.S3 Main st.. BnSWlo
No. Bank at.. Cleveland.
fire proof BOARD.
Use J. R. Lawrence Co.’s
Patent Fire and Damp-Proof
Aluminous Paper Board.
The best,kaown Substitute for Flavoring.
Office, 250 East Lakc-sl., Chicago.