6 COMMON COUNCIL. Mmi Roilroitd OnUnaafe-Flrf liimita— |{f. ITr.-Mout C. C. I*. jluj.li-P m ila* chair. There were ul>-o piv-ent lh.* follow inc Ald.-nom; Ktil.-kerWker. MotitKoiii «TV. (V'} M.-Avoy, TTmuij... u. tVliirakiT, Tracy, Ili.-Rev, IlaiN y. W. h. I'nni-11, G I'owcll. Hate bam. Wd.-e, Glade. Mcfutfer. Campbell. Gardner. Ma-il. Gill. Huehh-r, Schmidt. Frhlut/. Clarke. C.inu-x. !’-ii*-h-. -un i r ::ui i;o\J* oniuviNci:**. The aiiiherl/inc tlio North Sinri Ihulroad m exlend Kmdolph stn*eT. and the ordinun. in relation to the Inrtl 'in i avenue track, wnv taken m*. but wen* not !-oii!*hMi-d.>in«v then-were not eiumydi Aldormeu to i.;.— them. .Md. K'aicV. rl-*cker movtil to H-commlt the flihl luetitloii.-d drdin.in. but the motion W;w .o.M,s.ilb\ the North Side Aldermen. Mild it wom ln-t. and the ordiiiaiiei'- wen* m.ule Ino special imlvT fov Monday next. in;i: jimit-. *nieen-'TO'--ed onbimnce riMUC the s*uilh Hide Ti.e .-ti-row'd roidulioii .mthorSzlns the P..-.«lol iiMie Work- to preparemvomimKlutl.m loVe.mntx otu.-er-m the ucw the roeor vwrtot n-Ndmlnti from the Committee on rinanre, ruitinc down -aLirie.- -Jo l*«‘r cent, and pnividlui; .iiuiutim: etuplove- who would not couioul lo r -lnViion. was opjs.-d. chiefly on account of iheiHdi.H-menaml tin-men. and wad dually laid ~r fuf t WUIM. na»M ttm; m-icST m-TUicr. The'cointnlttreon poli.v n'lH.rbil bark the or rtiu u-e to punish .he-lealiimof Iron Ar.. from bilrni biv.l.nu};-, with a rvxvmmeu.lotion that it puss, ;unl It "us pa-srd. 4 ns.vS“Ut- t Tlie CoUiptrolh-r reiN»rted that within n rf-a-s>n- Able time 1m would mve the Council the di-ired infotmatlon touchiu? tin* fmatieud wndithm of Uu- citv. the exiieiulitun-. Ac. I’ll** balaurr iu hia bands October j. is;l. "a- *U^T,:Wi.U. Tin- w.\n:i: works. Tin* ordinance from the Hoard of Work*. asking the transfer of «oo.oaj from the wader fund to re p-drtia* damage done to the water work-, Mas lefeiivd to tie* Commit!** on Fluaooe. iuaoiiitu: ON itki: LlMlls \M» V?‘» ,ITI:CT l »^i Aid. Wllevofferedaresolution which provided for the appointment of a committee_of seven Imm«li divW u u, ;mrt Ui.- Ciirjwnwion t’ounsd—to consider what should be tho tre lim its -Hid. also, the precautions which should be ta ken lo prevent the recurrence of tin*, and to spe cially consider the risks from w«khU*u t*orniees, shingle roofs. l.ar windows, etc. It wa- amt tho President appointed Ahleinueii lt»t«-h:im. MeAvoy. Coey. Clark, aud MeCauroj as the eoiiiniitl«'o. Mitnn «nu:nm; umtts. Aid. Schiulz introduced an ordinance living the northern MRimlary of UicNorih bale lire limit* at Division stn-et. _ i it was rcii-md to the Committee ou lire ami Water. sows sTuur.r itsnuiß. resolution dim-ting the Hoard of Public Works to hau-Adam- sired bridge rebuilt, was referral to the Committee ou Harbor auJ Hridges. 1 t im.iu M«l. HnsiC offered tile following resolution: iu-selv.sl. Tlat the Hoard of Public Works In*, and ihcv :uv bi ivbv. tlin-cted to end a> s.w»u asj>o»*lbta ail the nr-n-r'cry lamp posts la the North Division. Ki.it also that tl.e North IHvL-lou be supplied with voter m*m Hu- waterworks. Then-solution wu« adopted. The Connell th.-n H'ljminnil. nt:r: i emit* meeting. The special committee on establishing the tire limit- Of the entire city will meet at half-past 2. at tlie Jtavur’s otiiee. and will be ghtd to hear aug- from citizen*. THE CITY'S HEALTH. Apcrial Hireling of the Bonrd.of Health— October Jlonnlisy Ceport-Df»ch» I)wr ing the bn«i Hnm Bny«—Mmnll-Rox In Chicago—Kflbrt" to Gomprl Vaccination at tbc Barracks—A Rammer member oftbe Board Drfind* BmnU.Ppx n>» a Good Tliios. A spedd na-cting of tin- Board of Health was bold ytstcrdayp afternoon, llif* Honor Mayor Mason in the chair. The Onrmuiltee on Finance, to whom re ferred the question of the km sender con tract. re quested further time. MONTHLY MORTALITY RP.fORT. I>r. Bauch presented the mortality report for the month of Oetol»er. The total nmulwr of deaths for the mouth was "42. the following the principal cause?; Accidents, UK; of which P>*. were from burning, h by drowning, r. by fulling vails: brain diseases. 11; cancer.*; consumption, M; convulsions,s7: croup.22: diarrtm-a. 15; sear let fever, lf»; malignant fever, 1; typhoid. IS; fright. l; pneumonia. S'.*; unknown, 17. Of these 2.vr were mules, 2i» femalcti, Kt unknown; 100 were married. were single, and 85 unknown; 4 were colored ....u MK white. Their ages ranged from a day to l*o years; 158 having died less than a venr old, and two over So. Tin* average deaths, flatly was 22 1-2. There were six victims of umuelaugUter and two suicide*. The Sanitary Superintendent stated that this w;u«the na.-t incomplete report ever laid Itefmo the hoard. Thcnmntierof deaths was about lln hjimo as that of the corresponding month last year. Tin* total number of death** caused by the fir* was lui, but the Sanitary Fuperiotend ent »M-liev« s that the full nnnber never will be ascertained. the remain* of numliers, without doubt. Ix-ioc so buried as never to bo found. I tut, judging from tin'remains found, he believed the to** of life would iu»t eYro***! 200. lie recom mended that the hoard keep a register of tin* missing. The general health of the city for the month was nmiMiMllv good, and the causes of death, apart from the lir-. smaller than ever. In ist’.s there were lie deaths for the mouth of October, in Isfi?. 001. and in tYb>. ‘.75. The report urn* placeil on tile. WKKKIA RLItIRT. Tlie mortality report f«»r the week ending Jfo vember 4 was also submitted. The total number id deaths for the week was 119, as compared with Wj for the preceding week, showing decrease of fi. Of these. 71 were males ami 47 fcnuiles. The •diiefcaispep of death were: Accidents, ;t; asthma, a: brain dh**ntso*s 4; cancer, 3; consumption, 11; convulsions. 7: croup. 11; enteritis, C; scarlet lever. 5; typhoid, 9; meningitis, 4. Of the de ceased, twenty-eight were under one year, and eight over seventy yean*.. Compared with the preceding week, there had ts-en a slight decrease in the mortality, owing to i the favorable weather, and the diminution of I deaths the direct result of exposure and the 1 shock incident to the lire. The report of the pre vious week was not so «‘ompl‘*t**» s<» that the differ ence was even more marked than at first appeared. There wee an increase l»y asthma, cancer, con sumption, croup, enteritis scarlet fever, typhoid, heat t diseases, and small-pox, while there wua a decrease by accidents, con vulsions. diarrhoea, diphtheria, hydrocepha lus and th l*v* nuva-ntcrlca. Ail things considered, the health of the city was remarka ble good, and there wn.» nothing unusual hi the rifuso of den tin Little conld l»e said of the ward mortality, ow ing to the increase of population iu the uubumt walls. MULL-POX. On October 30, a ca*o of gmail-pox was reported nl So. 20 Plxon street; on October 31, at No. onn Jefferson Ml roet, and unotlier at No. 220 Newberry avenue, and since then in various pbices, mak ing in all fourteen cases*. Since Monday no new eases have been reported. No new case* laid iax-mred at the barrack*, and nearly all tbe in mates were vaccinated. Tito vaccination at the Harrison street barracks is being numbed with nil possible vigor. Tbe tidal number of cases of vaccination reported being 1,300. When, three week* ago. Sanitary Inspector Adolphus offered to vaccinate Them they positively rciit*»edto per nllilt. On Tue-day Sanitary Inspector Ruble offered to vaccinate all in No. £2 Kuble street, where a case was rejsirtod, imtwasiuet with a prompt refusib Ue had since dhvvtcd three sanitary policemen not to al low Ingress to or egress from the house or that adjoining until the inmates submitted to vuocinntum. la ail the cases rc|*ort«*d, ♦•very precaution had ln.*cn taken in initiating pa tients. Tlie (superintendent urged all phvslclans to report doubtful cases at once, and thought the necessity for vaeeiuatlou and revueeiuatiou could not Ik* 100 strongly set forth. The barracks were being daily made more com fortable. The danger from over-crowding Is dully being diminished by the vigorous aellim of the shelter Committee. Dr. Rauch, In this connection, thought it ad visable to have three or four yellow flags to be plais*d on houses* where cases of smaU-poxcv ed, and thereby a»»t as a material argument ou people for vaeeiuatlou- If some such precau tion n ere not irann-dtatoly udopteil to warn the people against neglecting to Ik* vaccinated or re js»it quh\s of .-nuill-pox inimedbitelv, tliere would In his opinion be a small-pox 'epidemic this v* niter. Mr. Reynolds insisted that Dr. Rauch bud no If-r.d to compel h 5 vacciuiltou. A but di»cu>-dnn »n*twe«-n Mr. Reynolds and Dr. Rauch ensued, llte latter ijudsthu: that he knew more about suull-pox than Dr. Ranch, and that. In rntn'j* like the pnwot. the board liad a right l«> make vaccination compulsory In districts when* It was reported. Mr. Reynold* wanted n yellow card. but Dr. Rauch thought the flag would ptodn v a greater offset. Dr. Rauch said that then* was no question that the lioard had a right to use stringent measures. In other cities street* were barricaded and pa tients actually taken out of their houses by force. He thought that individual prejudice should be discouraged iu view of h case Him the present. Mr. Reynolds (sarcastically). “I don’t know what right we have to respect anyone's Ptvju .l i.w.- Herespected« man who had small-pox mure than a man who bud nor. Dr. Ranch said quarantining wan absolutely i„rwwirr. and be would certainly assume the ru »»l*nu.'iliLlity of doing it. Mr. Hoard -aid n man who had small-pox in hi bouse, unfortunately forfeited bis liberty la go ah'-ad and spread the di-ease. lie thought the Sanitary Superintendent right. in Bauch said that in some thine- he might !m> t«s» zealous. hut in trying io prevent the sprr;ul of email |>ox be thought he could n«u Ih> too zealous, lie felt hm-t to think and to have to admit that he was dragging his wearv lengths txound the city late at nigh! hunting for vaccine matter, and then finding obstacles thrown in his w.tf by im-mlHTt* of the board. Mr. Reynolds irately declared he wouldn’t bo do-toted to by Dr. Ranch. Mr. Hoard pacified the two gentlemen. 1/r. Ranch moved that the Common Connell Ik* r quested to pass an ordinance regarding the dl-- i.ueries and cattle bouses. The motion prevailed. I!.*'also moved that effort* Ik* made immediately to straighten and open the street-*. The Sanitary r-i.t-eruumdeui was instructed to confer with the Knrd of Pubbe Works. The board then adjourned. Boots and Mboes for All. misses’ and children** lands. shoe* nn J ru»»l«ers in great variety and at low price* at O. 8. Ir.rhardsou Co.’s, No. 54 Wes*. Kandulph-st. *1 hey are rcee.lNlug large sttK-ks daily, and can supply nil the trade that comes along. Mon's ami boy-* kip nnd calf boots. made entirely by lu.ad, arv a specially with this house. Adjntted and Paid. Jo fA> CUiscti* of Chirttfh^ Tv Make pleasure in publicly announcing that Hi -Continearial Insurance Company. of New York bw promptly our b»— by the ln,t» fir? mil !i.iW' fid- day paid ns tin* sum of 1if1.531.10, N inj: tbr full aiiMOint dm- us from tlio rtimp-iiiy. Dor insurance Ti'iin placed by Mm-rs. O. \V. Hanvtt A Co., arent- of the C. ntim-nthd, lo whom vi‘ recommend our friend- to apply fur lu-nfam-e, which. iu i':iw of lo—. uiU lu: fairly ad Just, data! pu'uiptiv paid. >b*» »i it. l,rvsLv.t . GAMES AND PASTIMES. BABB BAtX. Lirrrm: nuni .mtMV ivaop. A private 1.-m-r received yesterday from Jlnury W. o*l. late (tapialn amt second bascnmu of the Whit.- Htockinc nine, .•uutiiin- somo Intero-tui,; fact-relative to Ha- future whereabouts of iom» of the old Cliicam* tram. Jhimiy state- that hi? L umlcrciuminmeur to play next year with Uu? Haymaker*. »»f Xroy, 21.1 Captain and -eeoud b i-t --man. and Hint the nine, in other re-juvis. will In« made up of Zettlein and Martin, pitchers: Alii-on, catcher McAt'-e. first bane; Force or Duffy. *diorl slop; Hodes or Pinfehani. thhd ba—: and tlm Klnp nrothora and Flynn for outllelJerm All Uiom* piuyen* ha' c witktho llaymakera. mut It In not «i fonn'e Unit, with su<-li u team and mi'li-m maua«.uacnt of .Timmy Wood, theyvr.l;-**- Alhletica mueh trouble lo detrnd iluehiTttm*.-,.-. .pennantfor ls;j. xur: niui wiMU association. A MpeemliiM*otinc of the Professional Associa tion was held, uu the ad in-t.. in Philadelphia. all ihc dubs, except the ducauo. Mutual, and lick ford. Ih-luk repn*b«.-nfrtt. A letter wan road from •'■‘eorefary Timelier, of the Chicago Chib. request ing ilie legalization of the championship guim-s tdovisl by tin* \\*hitc Stocking* sub-oqueut to Xoveinlvri. Tlio roQUont wsis refused. and tin* communication laid on the table. On motion of X. K. Young, the words "best three 1 lu the championship rule#* uere stricken out. thus. In ellW't. providing that a full series of tiro games tun-1 be played by each oluh next year. It uas decided that, lu future. three lu.-Icad of live uamcH uf umpires shall Ik* pn*scnted for choice, at least live days Insfore the game. the local cPib to give im answer twenty-four hours after tho receipt of the same. On motion, nil flumes played by the Rockford Club, prior to June IC, in which fseott Ila.sringn took part, wero declared forfeited by that elub; but u motion to enforce tho sumo rule with reference to pones in which Hull, of the Olympics, look part prior to July 9. was 10-f, ami all such game-* were declared legal. Tbe Kckfnrds were decided to Ik> Ineligible us con t«v*tm»H for the champion-hlp. Tito association adjourned to meet lu Cleveland on the tlret Mou ihiy td March, 1572. THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD. According to tho decisions of the Championship Committee the record of local games won nud lost, In the championship struggle fur laTl la us fol lows S t-1 HIIS| Xami; or run. s§«S"ia£.'2.e r w r- f g g* 5 p 2. Athletic won 0 1 3 3 3 3 .1 3 3 22 ijo-tot a o i a a a a a a 22 aos'iaaasao nevelinU 01102030 3 10 UavruaMr o 2 1 2 o a a 2 2 15 KefcloUgJl --O 0 0 3 1 0 1 1 1 7 Mutual....' .2 21213033 17 Olvmpic 0 12333103 16 Hocklonl, 0 0 0 1 1 3 1 0 0 C .7 10 9 1!> 13 21 13 15 21 135 Game" lo«t. NOTE* OF TilF GAME. Tlic Athletic* and Postons propose to make an exhibition tour together through the Southern States during the coming winter. The same club* arc talking of a trip to England next year. —The Athletic nino for ns72 la officially an nounced ns follows: Mcßridc, Malone, Mack. Fisler. Anson, McGoary, Cuthbort, E.ggler, and Trem-y. —Tlie Atlantic*. of Hrooklm. propose to re organize for 1*72, with a tlrst-chißS uine. BILLIARDS. ITEMS AT HOME AMI AIIROAD. Acknowledgment* are due to Tom Foley, the penial proprietor of tho Ham cm House billiard room, for an elegant lunch thoughtfully gent to Tiif. TniuiNK office on election night. The coffee wns such as cau only be had at Tom's lunch counter. —ln an exhibition given nt Buffalo on the even !ti|r of the 6th inat..«u»f eph Dion lumt Oaruler 1W) tore in a bailie of French caroms, but (Juniicr luul lii.-s revenge in a four-ball game, winning by n scon- of i,«i2 to 711. (7nrn*er and wife arc billed for an eibiliiUim C lil —t m tie* evening «f the I*d Inst.. Byron S. Hil b tte. of Klmlm, N. V.. bent tb*o. F. Slos-om. of Midrgan. l.*4d to l.lhsi, in a four-ball same for WTO u side. tJilMttV average w:m 50i-3t); i?!on- MiuS, 4:« 11 —it is believed that Daly will not adhere to his expressed intention of challengingCyriile Dion for the championship. —A nmteh between Henry Hhlnes and J. IT. Davi-. Htthe three-ball game, la on the tapis in New York. THH TXJBP. FAST TUOTTISU !1Y A FIVIM'R.vR-OT.D, Tlie young trolling stallion Mohawk, Jr., owned by James Clark, of Hark County, Ohio, trotted a mile in 3:aa over the Buckeye track, at Cincinnati, on the ad inst., iu atrial for the en lightenment of John W. Conley, of New York, who had offered $25.000 for the horse If he could show better than 0:37. CAMFnUSIA IIORSR A California gentleman has matched a per. fertly gtv»*n trotting horse”— that Is. one wfdeh never trotted a race in publh—against any troller in America. for *lo.ooo a side, tho race to take place this month m Sacramento. It is supposed that (ioldsiulth Maid will be brought out against the green one.” AQUATIC. Tlir. RKNTOKTH AMI TAVLoU-WlNsltir CRFW-. .MATCMKH. Tin 1 Pi. John's. New Brunswick. Tdfjraph of the Uh iu-tanl coutHiun the following: A few tbirs ago we reproduced n challenge which ap pealed m tin* roluimiH of the Newcastle C'hruulcb*. iroin Rob. rt tiiambfis. .-.troko of the Itrolortli crew, toanverew in the world, for a four-oared race. Ac. cording to the announcement nimbi at the same time the chalk age was accepted by Mr. Rlakey for the TuvUu-Wiiu-hlpcrew,and a meeting fertile p«rpo»> of uiasim: the match was held Oclolsir 9. In the uiHce «.f tin Newcastle Chronicle. According to the article* ef* agrtemenl then made, the crews. composed f the ssmo men who rowisl at tho Halifax re natta. and otlur places on this ship of tho water I iter last row* over a course on tho Hue fiom High Level Bridge to Leamington Point, on the 12d of tho present month, tho stakes to bo sC3OO a side. It Is left optional with tho crows whether they will cam covswalns or net. There was n great deal of n crimination iietween tho crew s and their backers. Mnd an offer to pat 5400 on the Konforth men was met by Mr. Hlakev with an offeror £1,(00 on the Taylor, hut, as was the ease here on such occasions, it all end cslln talk,and the £au» match remained on the canl. The iSiylor-Wlnship crew have Uie call, but the K“n forth men NH-iu to have the best wishes of nearly all the Kngllsh boating people. Thu betting will, no doubt, be very heavy. INSURANCE. ThrMfir Innolrtncy of a Company net a Sof (trlrm Ground for the Appointment of n Re ceiver—Decision of* Chief Justice Williams. Application having lieen made to the Circuit Court of this county for the appointment of Re ceivers of the assets of the Continental and Gar den City Insurance Companies, the rights of tbo compauh a were argued on Monday last. As a re* suit of the argument, Judge William? ye a torduy g»vc bis decision, refusing to appoint, and stated bis reason* therefor in the following opinion: In the two cases In which application has been made for the appointment of Receivers, the cases of the Continental and Garden City Insurance Companies. 1 was unwilling, though I bud u very firm impression upon the argument*}! what was m\ lu the caeo, I stm was tnmiiun B w S*i lkc mi onu-r until! hau CohVersM with Judge FriJ*- wrll, Ina-nmcb as caws of u slmlbir character might he brought up before him. and some appli cations -made for u Ri*celver. I preferred, tfiere forc. tlmt there should bo concord of action oc* twwu us M-fort* I made an orderin the caws. I think it must tie admitted that the allegations of these Mils are not sufllrlont to authorize a Chancellor t* appoint a Recelver.aecording to the ordinary pruetico of a Court of Chancery. If j then' was any doubt about that question in tills State, :is I suppose there could have been none I even Ik.-fore the decision of the ease of Baker v. Backus, that case, I suppose, settles the law for this State. Tliere are no allegations here showing bad faith on the part of the otliuers of these com panics. The allegations of the bill an* that the companies have sustained very great lueso*. and that they have assets which arc en- tirely insuflielent to pay those losses. The companies an*, according to these allegations, I*ofli of them Insolvent and largely Insolvent, but the mere iu-olvrney of a company, as decided in the case of Baker v. Backus, Is not sutUcieuit to authorize a court to appoint a Receiver. There must Ih* some bod faith on the part of theotHeers. 1 or some net which m»v have been done by them, which amount*, virtually, to the forfeiture of tlu-Ir charter. No such allegations are made in these bills. 'flu* Court cannot ignore the fact, either, that these Mils are tiled before the usual time that such losses become due, 60 far as I have had occasion to nonce, almost every company, and perhaps eveiy company, gives itself sixty days after the loss before U makes Itself liable to pav over to the losscr. The sixty days had not elapsed in either caae. before these bills were tiled, and It must )mi remembered thutthii application is an application made upon the tiling of the bill before the coming In of the answer. I jo not mean to say that the court might not. under the ordinary chancery practice, appoint a Receiver, but I nm speaking of a Receiver to be unpo n ed Indore the coming in of the answer. Timn lore, unless there is something in the stat ion* which would authorize th** appointment of a Receiver at this stage of the proceeding, it Is clear to me that under the allegations of these* hills it M ould not Ik* proper to appoint a Receiver now. The qnestlon then is whether this statute has made any dlffereti'Kv, I have examined it, and cannot find that it bus. Tin* statute Is very (Ht-nllur. and I don’t precisely know what M»me of Its provisions mean; but I think U c"iit«-inplate« tfco filing of a hill. While it says the Attorney General may apply for an order requiring the insurance company to be dis solved. it also says that the Court shall thereupon proceed to hear the allegations and proofs of the resiKctlvepartles. and In ra«m It shall appear to Urn satisfaction of said Court that the assets and fundsof said company are not sufllelcnt, and that the Interests of tne public so require, the said court shall decree a dissolution of said company, and a distribution of Its effect*. 1 think this act «’o**s contemplate the tiling of a MU. though the provision seems to Ik* Mind, but It has no provision which refers to the appointment of a Receiver except!'be statement that U shall be the dutr of all Receivers and Trustees of insurance iK.mpanh-s during tlie month of January. In each year, mid at anv other time when rganfred of the Auditor of Public Accounts to make full anniml and other statements of their assets audlUiMlities, ami of their Income, etc. That prov islon of thi art e:m as well be met by a anointed upon final decree ns by a Receiver upon a preliminary motion, and I can the in the art which enlarges the JuriMlklton of the court in rases of this kind, or rives a right to np* jHiiul a Receiver contrary to what would M tht usual chancery practice. 1 therefore must den> the application at the prewiit stage of the pro ceedings, for the appointment of a Leouvcr ta i-sch of these cases. piram Fire-Proof Halt*. Those Interested in obtaining the best fire-proof safe in market are invited to call and examine this truly wonderful, yet simple Invention, be fore purchasing. This not equi vocal assertion based on facts which the use of the safe ha# de monstrated. Warerooms in this City at No, 53 South Canal-t-t. ISnsine** Cbancfi Parties looking for business, who have a few thousand dollars to invest, are invited to consult the advertisement of T. J. Bangley among the !na&uss ia sstfUr ivloinn tk— THE CHICAGO TEEBUNE THE CITY Qg BRIEF, Condition of Uxe Streets. Tlir wh weather of the pfc*»i few days haa brought the >tn-ei« in the nnbnmt dl.-inct lo a horrible eondltb u of mud ami imsUne-s. No sweeping has lu-en done since the Urn. u month at.*o, mill the pan'll thoroutdifar.'*. Madi-on. Wa-hinjrlon. Itaudolph. uml other*. me .-Imply mud road*. Neither ban an>tLii»s bu-n dune toward eleunitur which are uow almu-i impas-Une for ladles or tor ueuth-meu v?runns liio ordinary Mm! of lx*oU, It U true that tlu Mirot-eleamn*: contractor** facilities for doliu; tlio wotk \ure greatly imjvdtvd bv tlio Hr**, but. tis bum as there an- 10 0 nml -hovels. and men lo Itamlio thrtn, there If uo rea-on whv the princi pal pavnl streets should noi h«- kept in fair condi tion. Thu Hoard Of Public Works should S.U? lo il lharihf* nnt-ance in remedied at uitn-.. St. Andrew's Society. Tin- Himuid nii'etinn of the si. w».- held in 1. Masonic HuilcUnx. corner o‘f Kamlolph and Hoisted nlr.-*!-, hi-l evening. The Tierident. General McArthur. .K-eupied the chair. Thoma.- Armour. 11. n. Tli<*iup-un. dr., John Jlllne. and JamcH Wiirriutfton were elected mem bers. Tlir Tloanl of *nhinjuc«l ilu-tr mmuul niHiH. linrtutr the year tU«*r«* wore HI ai'iilka- X iorw lor n-liof. all lt«*ln«r atu-iuloU lo bat tu o. Ai»- pcmfoii In thu r«‘i'al*ltuluUou J jirli «IMm(in: onlci-sj, Hlity-on*: passe**, «r*-r:it.'ing V> "Value el provisions tnaiunl Total. Tin* gross amount donated and expended by the society whs s.**a4.2J less than the amount expended last year. Thunks worn returned to Motor so cieties throughout the country which had con tributed money for the relief ox the members who suffeltMt hvthe tin*. The Treasurer read his report, which showed that there was a balance on hand to the on*dit of the Iwuevoleni fund of $57.23, aud to tho on-dll of the general fund of $1,070.03. The M-cietarv reported that all his books ami pajH-r*., aud the seal of the society, had been umtiedup. It was suggested that a brief history of the tin*, with the lus-es of individual members of the MV*JetylHi placed on record, aud that the now to be purchased be opened with such state ments. On motion tho onlcern wore instructed to take charge of tin* matter. The Puvldcnt reported that ho hml received from tdher NK’ietlcs for tho relief of the members who were burned out, tlio sum of U,iw.3o, and hud paid out leaving u balance of $107.35. An elwtlon furollieers then iwk place with the annexed result; President, Uen. McArthur; First Vice*TreMdent. William Stewart: Second Vice President. A. M. Thomson: Treasurer. Wm. M. Dale; Secretary. John Stewart; Assistant Secretary. Adam Robb; Physician, Dr.McArthur. Afu meeting a Hoard of Manager* the society adjourned. Announcements. Tli© evening school-teachers 'will receive their pay to-morrow aftho Comptroller** ofllco. in the buscmentol the Church of thoMessiah.tm Wabanh avnmc. uortli of Hubbard court, at 2 p. ui. —The money and Instrument* donated to the nufferiug dentists of Chicago, by the Hrooklyu Dental Asscciatlon. will la* distributed by Dr. J. It. Chess,oftiee at Ko. 24 Washington struct, stud residence at No. 743 Washington street Dr. W. 11. Atkinson, of New York, has also iutorostoi himself in the cause of relieving hi* brother den tists in this city. —Thu Union Park Congregational Church 1h rabidly approaching completion.the main audi ence room being vigorously pushed forward, ho ue to l*e ready lor dedication ou Sunday next, and for use on Monday evening next, when John O. Saxe delivers the o[K-ning lecture of the West Side branch of the Star course. The organ, built by Hook A Hasting*, ef Hostou. is a v**ry iluo one, ranking fourth on their list, anil will be tried for the llrst time in public ou Sunday. —Tlu* inconvenience of strangers finding Bnltrt able boarding lioiw-h. a« they eoniu to the city to procure work, could be greatly obviated If parties Moping boarding houses would send their nd uh-ss and terms to J. M. Hitchcock, Employment Hurcau. Court House square, whero a directory of itoardlug houses is kept. If proprietors of stable* who can keep teams would solid their ad drt ss :dso. it would lie an acconintodatiuu to such us are dally applying for team-work. Chicago Caledonian Club. At tho..anmml meeting of the Chicago Inn Club, held lu tho pchool room of First Presbyterian Church, on Tm-sday evening tin* 7th tlm following were the ulHfers olcet wlJorlljc ensuitUe year: Chief, Hubert Clark; First Chieftain.David Johnston; Second Chlef -1 tuln, Grerpo Kennedy; Third Chieftain. D. J. MndJ^lpr; FomHi Chieftain. William Cowan; Physician to the Club, W. 11. Frazer, M. I>. A reu ohiibmof the elflb was tmanimoiodv adopted, expressive of sympathy and condolence with Chief Hubert Clark and tie* members of his fam -1 lly, in the loss teey have sustained by thedeath of the Chief's lather, Mr. John Clark, iu the lute dis astrous lire. Board of Police. A regular semi-weekly meeting of the Board of Police ami Fire Commissioners w«s held tit the Marti son Street Station, veslenlav afternoon. President Brown in the chair. Daniel McCarthy and Patrick P.ond were ap pointed special |H»llcemen. On no tion it was decided to investigate the cause of the Are, and .to commence this morning. It w as stated that several thousand feet of hose hail Wen received. The board then adjourned. The Custom House Coin. The Manuger of the pliilartelphla Mint has noth lied Hu* hubA'reasurv ugent in this city, that FtsI.3CG.CB in coin, has been deposited in tho Treasury in that city. to tho credit of the Cllleapo olllee. It will Iks renibered that the coin taken from tho ruins of the Custom House was sent to tho mint to l»o assayed, and'.he amount mentioned U its value; fcka.4Go of gold was cleaned, and *32.«i0 of gold and fo.soiUJ of ullver was recoined. Tins icniainlngjPaiio woatlio value of tho sweepings and base coin. Coroner's Inquest. The Coroner held an Inquest, ut the County Hospital. ve-tenlay. on the remains of John Thornton, aged 2S years. Ho was run over by a train of ear* on the Michigan Pout hern Railroad, on the Tth Inst.. nmt died froui the effects of hU Injuries on \Ve*Uie*day night, He was u resident *j{ >'cff York. luaurnnre Companr* of Hartford. A despatch received last evening from tho .fEtna Insurance Company, of Hartford, to Messrs. Goodwin A Pasco. their agent* in this city, an nounces that at a largo mooting of stockholders It wasnnanimonslv voted t*» pay in one and one half millions of dollars at once, keeping the cash capital three million dollars, and an ample sur plus to meet all liabilities, and the old -V.tnft. still the leading Fire Insurance Company of America, made w» !*v lunioet pluck and honorable dealing, during a career of over half a century, in which she lias paid over sno.(‘on.ooo to tho people for losses nnu accumulated assets of over $0,1X0,000. Po this grand old company moves on. fultllUng even* contract and providing abundantly for thy security and protection of Its polloy-holdvTo, NcirailUrnUT Pwpmrd. Dr. Pricf’i Cream Raking powder, by which food 1m unde c.ihv iff duration, instead of rendering it indigest ible. as do the baking powders made by ignorant PCTBOUB. Belter I.me Than your frith uiv going, mid .you have not yet tried the "Sozotlont." as a preservative, try it now. Abandon all <*thcr dentrltlce* mi 4 give U a falrehauco: it is guaranteed to be ae liurmlc is as water# MARKETS BY TELEGBAPH, IVeir York I'lnancUl New*. M:w Yokk, Nov. 9,—Gold weak, opening nt II 7-8 and cloning at n i-2ali 5-8. Loans opened at Iron* I*6l to 1 per cent for m-c. Later from 2 per cent to 1-33 for carrying. Clearings. $58,753,000. There Were 37 bids forjrovorntnent gold, amount ing to uimttt from Up po-ioo to ill 76-100. The awards wer£ f-.CM.Wo at fronl 111 61-100 to 111 7C-iro. Government* bare boon dull and barely steady all day. The stock market was generally heavy through out the dnv with a gradual decline In prices. The decline ranged from 1-2 to 13-4 percent, and was most marked In Lake Short l I’acltlc Mull. Wa bash. Erie. Northwestern common. Rook Island, and Ohio and Mississippi. Western Union was strong until the ch***e, when It fell off. The deal ings were well distributed, hut not Large. Lake Shore eiostt! at 102 7-8, dividend on: 81 7-3 ex dividend, and 781-» for scrip. Money Unit, at 5 to 7 per cent. State I tends steady with u better feeling. Bulling, 1061-2. Governments: Coups, *Bl 118 6-9 Coups, HIM Coupe, *64 11l 1-4 Conpe, *65 til 6-8 New 113 3-4 Btatebonrta: Missouri 6s Dr. H I Virginia, old 80 Tennessee 65...... 66 I Old JL Carolina 6s 37 Tennessoe.new... 651-21 N. Carolina, new. 19 Virginia, new 69 I Stocks closed: Canton 715-8 Western Union... 64 1-8 SnirksUvcr 18 arlposa 11-1 Mariposa, prefer* d 15-8 Adams Kxpn**.. 801-2 Wells Fargo.... 63 American... 68 1-2 United state* 671-3 Paclllo 46 1-8 N. V. Central...:*. 91 N.Y. Central scrip 86 1-3 Erie 30 3-4 Erie, preferred... 6B Bnrlem 134 Harlem, prvfwx’d 124 Reading 109 Michigan Central.ll9 Pittsburgh. .7..... 134 1 Northwestern 61 1-8 Northwestern pfd 001-4 Gout*. ’B7 11* Conps, ’BB 114 l-S 10-W5 1W l-S Currency 65 U3 Boc* Island.. 1011*4 New Jersey 106 1-2 St. Paul 87 St. Paul, prefcrr’d 77 3-4 Wabash 61 S-8 Wabash, prcforr’d 80 PortlVajTie 961-3 Torre llsuts 17 Terre Haute, pfd. 60 O. A A 115 r. a a., prelort’d U6 0. A M 43 5-8 C..C. A a 85 1-8 C.. B. A Q 137 1. Shore 85 Indiana Central.. 18 Illinois Central.,.l33 Vnion Pacific.... 25 U. P. bon da. 89 J-2- C. P. bonds 102 7-8 Foreign Market*. Lom>oi*, Nov. 9—5:00 p. m.—Bullion In the Bank of Knghuid bits increased £563,1100. Consols, 93. Bonds of *63, 91 5-8; ’65, 91 5-8; ’67, 933-4 1040s, 891-3. FKAKKEORT, Nov. o—Bomb* of *63. 96 3-8. Paris, Nov. 9.—Rentes, 57f We. Ljveiu-001. Nov. 9 -Evening—Cotton quiet: mid dling unbinds, 9 O-ftd; Orleans, 9 6-809 s-4d. Sales, ic.oeo bales: speculation and export. 2.000 bales. Kdes of return on ship named at Savannah or Charleston. 914 Sperm oil. 87s. P.ed winter wheat, 11* Sdalls 7d. Flour, 35*a37s 9ct Beef. 60s. Mess pork, 4**. Lard, 4.V6d. riu-ese, 89s. Cumberland middles. 965; short ribs, 4W Cd. Crude petroleum, it l-2a13«. New Tsrk Dry Goods Market. New Yohk. Nov. 9.—The market is steady. Gnuiietville KK brown sheetings are reduced to iSe. Hamilton XX brown Cunton fiannel* arc 1c lower, and sell at 20c. Printing cloths still in light stock, and firm at 7 l-2e. Prints stead? at II i-2e for t*est fancy make**. su-.-h as Pacific Mills. MerrlmaeV I), anti Bunnells. Mous. delaines of new and desirable stvlos in moderate demand at 200. wliilejwssc anti old styles ura selling at much lower rates. Reps are In good request at 32 l-2c; linani shifting* at 12 1-2al3c: New York Mills muslins. 2te: bcavv brawn drills. 131-2a14 i-2a. and 6-conl spool thrratl. »*e regular. Thxvo-eord glnee thread d’-prw-ed at 40e for Green A Daniels* and 43c ter Wilhiuautk’, regular. New York tire Ntock market. New York. Nov. 9.—Cattle-Receipts beeves for two days, all on sale to-day, 119 cars at Cam muntpHw. <7 at Hundredth street, and 3? at Wce haw keu—37MTO hoad. So many cattle weaken the market, and a di-eline of l 4 to 1-W'is Tiaicd. Texans sold at 7 l-2e for poor, and 8 l-3a9cfor go'Ki. Tliin P!*noN of f. rwt, 9e. with Ift Me for «i-4 cwt mourn*, and XU*iao for go cm to prime Ohio and Kentucky ntock. All sold and more exported to-morrow, Pheop-lbToipt*. y.iop li*ad, and stock cot all In. Market tim'linugoft, with :i f»Jr demand at 4 Hu 6 l-Jc for ehrop. aiH tout i-ie i>xtrcuu.ikuis.7s llm quality. 94.Sua.ntio uu.tumii.Si.e? Inferior to ordinary. I* tsjl ::.s: 1-2; n ipts.2.:'2ii; wdea. 2 ”79.- Hog-.'in lair .supply and prices u shade lower at 6 3-iit* 3-bt*; rect-mt*. 7,612. Hhis-p—l»* uuiiul and supply light; fairto 4PWL good to extra.ts‘>.uoas.27 l-2; receipts The t*rodnce TlkrkcD. NEW YORK. Krw York. Not. 9.—Cottojs—Finn; mlddlin upland, IB l-2e. a HiiXAßKrrrm Flour dull roetfpta, ai ooj brls; MiiaTHne Western and Stale, t5.70.ui.23 common to good, W.45ac.70 good to choice. frcroJ 7.20: -white wheat Western. 17.20u7.t0; extra Ohio ♦C.COU7AO: St. Louie, #C.W»u9.25. Rye flour and corn meal unchanged. ’Wheat dull and lower n-cfipta. 12.-i.noo bu; No. i spring, *1.65’V0 41.fi0n1.53; winter it'd Western, t1.6Hai.60; am* her, t1.G1u1.64: white,tl.ti2al.72. Rye dull; flute l*2v. Harley firmer; Western, 77c. Mail steady- Onadn. ?1.2C. Corn a shade easier; roccinta* M.cw hu Western mixed lu store, 78a7K X*2c ulloul. Musi i-20. Outs ttrtoer: receipts,7B,ooo hu Western and 0bt0,63u64c; choice walOc, Mu6sc Hot*—Unchanged. GKiK’KldEa—Coffw quiet; Rio. 171-4n19 l.p c sugar fiimer; fair to good refining, h 7-huD i-L.’ Cuba. 9a 10c. dull. Rice, 7 l-2iw i-4c. a lYutOLti'M—Crude, J2 7-feo; rufinod.23o Tiupentixe—Dull, 090. l*i!OVisroxs—Fork steady; mess, tl3.ioal3 v>- NovomU-r, 113.1ja13.2.'>; January and. Februarr* t14.25; January, February und March, tIA37. Reef quiet; mess, 7«llc extra, llaUc. HumadalLica 24c; tierce dull. iGulTc; prituu im-es. 19:i20o Cut shoulders. C l-2u7c, IDwna, 10al2o Middles quiet; bellies uud long clear, SaSl-sc Lard heavy; No. I to prime steam. 9 o-«aa 7-Hc: kst. tie, the; December, 9 5-se; March, 9 3*4 c, Rlttek—Steady: Weatcvn, 13a2Jo:■aiato.JflaAkv Chechk—Flnu; llttl3S-4c. WfliaKUY—tileudy at Wc. riiiiADELpniA^ rntLADELPIUA, Nov, 9.—ERFADgrUTPS—FIour otUel und weak; sinter. ♦.i.OOuS.SO. Wheat Arm* Pennsylvauiii and Weateru ml, 11.G7u1.G0. Corn active and higher; yellow, 75c; new. 60u75c; mlxoB—DuH; mc«o pork. |IL3O. Lard 9 l-2c. WIILSKEY—DuII at 89a90c. MILWAUKEE. Milwaukee. Nov. y.——Flonr dull and ilnehanged. \Vheat dull ami unsettled; No. 1. *1.221-2; No. 2. 11.191-2. Out* scarce and firm; No. 2.32 3-tc. Com in good demand; No. 3.453-40. Rye Arm; No. 2, Cl l-20. Burley higher: No. 3, Me. rfV*JX) lOMW .ll.wr.so Freight*—To Buffalo, 7c; to Oawego, 12c. Receipts—Flour, 4,(w0 brls; wheat, 40,000 bo. Shipments—Flour, G.OOO brls; wheat. 172,000 bu. BALTIMORE. Baltimore, Nov. 9.—BUKADsrrrrs—Flour quiet anil micli&ufn'il. Wheat firm Pennsylvania. $1.60 nI.C2. Corn firm; yellow Southern, 7Du72c; white, caaTSc. Oats firm at 47a31c. Provisions—Mess pork steady at $14.50. Bacon firm mid unchanged. Lard firm at 100. Bitter—The demand for Western rolls exceeds the supply holders firm at 24c. Whiskey—Oulet at 91 l-2n92c. oaWEoo. Oswego, Nov. 9.—Breadstuff*—Flour steady. Wheat steady white Canada in bond. 11.66. Com dull at 7('»72c. Barley tirm; Canada, 90a91c; prime, 92r Bav of Quinte, 90c. Canal Freights—Wheat lie, and barley 9c to New York. BT. LOUIS. Ft. Lorts. Nov. 6.—Cotton—Dull hut unchanged. Bi:E-vi»eTfm>—Flour dull; super whiter, $5.00u 5.25; extra. XX, $3.7506.00; family winter, f7-00ji7.25. Wlieat in fair demand and higher; No. red. $1.3801.59;N0. 2. $1.50. Com sternly; Ale; yellow, 42u42 i-2o on track; white, 40a47cin elevator. Out* firmer: No. 2, 54a afe in bulk; H9c wicked. Burlby dull ami un changed. Ryo heU\ ItlghOb; No. 2, 6cM6B 1-2 C. WMMSF.Y— at 59c. Pbovw^w—pork and bacon nulct and un euangeU. Lurd quiet at 9 l-Bii9l*4c for refined. Ilous—Ensv at tt.C.’vmi.WL Cattle—si.3s«4.76 for good and choice. Receipts—Flour. 4.000 brig; wheat. 14.000 bn; corn, 7,000 bu outs, 7.000 bu bogs, 2,000 head. TOLEDO. Toledo. Nov. 9.—BuEADMrrrrs— Flour, nothing dring. Wheat cloaca heavy; No. 1 while Michf g-m, $1.45 ;t«mlwT Michigan. 11.43; No. 1 red winter, SL4»; No. a, $\.35. Com cloned w abode wcaksr; high mixed. 6.> c; new, Me; low mixed. 54 3-4 c; new, 6»i-3c; Micldgan, Muasc: white, 531-20 for new. Out* dtronc; No. I. sac; No. 3, 361-2 c; Michigan. 37c; rejected, at 140. Clover Seed— FREUiiiTt-—Dull and lower; to Buffalo, S l-2c for com: Oswego, 10c for corn. RtTHUTf—Flour, 2.000 brls: wheat, 14,000 bu corn. 2a, two bu; onts, 3.000 bu. Shipments—Flour, 2,000 brls; wheat,47,ooobu coni, 16,000 bu; outs, 1.000 bn. CLEVELAND. Clkttland, Nov. I*.—Ckkadstitfs—Floarflrm. Wheat in fair demand, and 2o higher; No. 1 red winter, 11.42; No. 2, si.3tiMl.B7. Cora dull and ua chang'd. Gala steady al 39c. PfcinoLKUM— KetlmMl quiet: 21 l-2a22c in car lots; 22 1-2U23C lu small lots; crude dull uud heavy at 15.00. CINCINNATI. Cincinnati, Nov. 9.-<*ottun—Quiet and un changed. lIKKAUPTiTTe—FIour In good demand;(family at IO.COuC.7f>. Wheat quiet: rod nt 11.t0a1.43. Corn dull and drooping; new at 4Ca4«c; 01iio.Ma.%5c. Kyo steady, at TCuTBc. Data dull at »a4oc. Bar iev quiet und unchanged. On>—Unchanged. E«hjh—Scarce and Arm at 27aMe. Bmr.n-Scarce and flrin at 20a 23c. CiiEtfiK—Firm at liaise. Provisions—Pork dull at *12.75. Lard dull and unchanged. Bulk meats dull and nothing doin'? in old; new ahouldcrs, C l-4o; dear rib, 7 1-8.1 7 l-4c. Bacon quiet; clojr rib, 7 7-« c; dear Bides, 7 3-40. Suear-eun*d hams, nominally nt Ijul4o. Hogs—ln good demand at Receipt*, 10,G«>. Demand chiefly to tIU contracts. Uroen meats dull at 4 l-4c. Whiskkv—Steady nt PSc. AUCTION SAXES. EEGtriiAK FRIDAY SAXOS Parlor ffliClffllsrFuiti Martilo and Woodtop Table*. Hall Trees, Sideboards, Ixmngcs, Easy Clmira; Office. Parlor, and Dining Chairs, Bedsteads, Multrcs«os. Bed Hpnnga. etc.; also second-hand Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Bedillng. Htovos, Window-Shade* In great variety, at auction, at our new quarter*, 291 and 293 Michigan-av., on Friday, Nor. lO.at 10 o'clock. We arc furniture manufacturers’ agents 'and retail at Ibolr prices, and will guarantee to sell so aa to save purchasers the retail profits. Also by auction every Prtflay. COLBY A WIRTB. Auctioneer*, and furniture manufacturers’ agents. 291 and 233 Mlchlgan-av. BV O. P. GORE Oc CO., Not. 1 and 2 Baniolph-st, comer of Mlchigan-av, Regular Batmday'a sole of uonsehoid Furniture, Carpets and Crockery, Parlor and Chamber Furniture. Bureau*. Rockers, Whatnots, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Chairs,) Extension Tables, Mattrcseea. 3,«0 ynnls IWool Carpet*, 1.000 pairs Gilt Wln.low Shade*. 300 lbs gmunrt coffee, so crates W’. O. Crockery In open lots, 100 Hesdsteads, die. On Saturday, Soy. 10, at 9 1-2 a. m., G. P. GORE «ft CO.. Anctloueerg. FUR GOODS AT AUCTION, This Horning, JI.T. 0, at 10 o’clock, at the Bed Front Salesroom, 3 and 4 EMt Raadolph tt. W. A. BUTTERS A CO.. Auctioneer*. HORSE AND BUGGY AT AUCTION, at the Red Front Salesroom, on SATURDAY, Nov. 11, At 11 o’clock. A cream-colored Saddle Horse, years old, sound and gentle*. A new Top Buggy, fall leather top. A new Phaeton, with leather top and fenders. .A light and strong I locks way. W. A. BUTTERS A CO.. Auctioneers. SPECIAL SALE. 196 Half-Chest Japan Tea AT AUCTION, cu MONDAY. Nor. u. at 10 o’clock, at the Red Front salesroom. No*, s and 3 Dearborn Park, on Randolph st. iw* half-chest J upan Tea. direct importation. WM. A. MUTTERS A CO.. Auctioneer*. Administrator’s Auction Sale. Household goods of 270 South Morgan-st. Also, 3 tows, on the premises. To be soW at 2o'clock p.m.. Noreraber 10,1371. JOHN CORBETT. Administrator. FINANCIAL. Q A. RHODES, GRAIN, STOCK. AND GOLD VTarBQOKER. C Canal-et. Money to loan—on diamond**.watches, and valuable personal property. The same bought. TUNNICUFF, 45 West Jackaon-sL. formerly 133 BlErVßJ.lt’ INSURANCE COMPANY—I WILL L buy adjusted claim* against this company at 451 Wabash-ar. D. K. TENNEY. TO LOAN-MONEY ON CHICAGO REAL Es tate. o. S. HUBBARD. Jr.. TO HoatMCanal-st. TTANTED—S3,OOO FOR 3 YEARS ON FIRST- M cla*s residence property within cllr limits. In unln-of It. FQWLKII. Room 1. U South Canal et. O AAA TO LOAN ON GOOD COL OJiAiIrUv lateral*, for 80 or 90 days. B. F. DOWNING A CO.. 603 Wabash ar. £nnft nan to loan on first-class vll/V'ivUl' property In Burnt District, for nui-p»*se of Improvement. Ptvjwrty must be uninram ‘•erwl, and the fee in the party borrowing. Money on hand, no delay. WM. D. KERFOOTA CO., 89 East Wa-hlagton-st. A AAA TO I .END ON ILLINOIS •\"V»\*fann*. for five year*, at 10 per cent lnt« nvt. with a commission. J. F. NICHOLS A CO« soMh Canal-M. MUSICAL INST RUMEN IS, FOR sale —the celebrated decker P»ann< Also, to rcnUrplcndid now pianos for only nine d«-llnr« per month. J. H. WOLCOTT. 351 Parfc-av. 1?OU SALK—A FINE PIANO. NEARLY NEW 1 cheap for caah. Inquire nt J. TIOtVARD FOOTE S music store, No. i South Ualsted-et., in Masonic Bn 11 Ing. Ij'OTt-RALK-l IANOS, ORGANS ANi) MEL dcona; and lo rent, liopilring at Ijp Chl'im Piano Factcri- 2i9 East lUndolph bt, by J, Pita.’?- ■4VD, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1871. AH I) H'EMENTS. EDWABfI EVERETT IM Will bo the third Declarer of tho STAR LECTURE COURSE, In tho MICHIGAN AV. Baptist Church, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, when be will rood hu NEW STORY, not intended for publication, IE lIR LEM BEST, GLOBE THEATRE. OOL. WtitiO'R Mt’SrUM OOMPAST AT THE IMMENSE SUCCESS: OK THK PI-AY OK THE DAY, DIVORCE, Matinees Wedneadaya-aod Hatnrttaya. Particular Notice^—ln cADsisiuence of tha grr.it length of the play, the iluDnrr prrlonusOLes wllEcom- Digpce at Two o’clock prerlwsty. STAR LECTURE COURSE. IbOUTH SIDE.) Dfoaday EvcnißiriVeT. 13, lira mm halii (aoUior of A Man without a Country,”etc.), will ra id hla entirely new eU»rr. He Did His Level Best.” Course Ticket and reserved seat for six lectures, #2,. for sale by Jills* Sharp, also at Cobb'a. 409 Waboati. bt., and at the Mlchlgan-av. Library. Single admis hlon. 60 cents: rwtervrt geate. 75 rente. CITYREAX, ESTATE. UOR SALE—BY B. C. MOREY, U# WEST MAD- X* laon-Hl. BCHINEoH PROPERTY IN WEST DIVISION, S&xico Canal-tt., near Jackson. 50x60 Hon Ison-sU, neat Canal. 40x190 MonroasU, near Clinton. 30x100 Clinton near Adazna, with house. DtxiOOCUnton-st.aocth of Madlaon, with building, suitable for manufactory, engine, Ac. 25il503effcraoa-*t-, nearMonroa XMoiy brick store on Msdiwu-ot-.uear Reuben. Poo sessjon given. Xetory frame house and lot, near Mor gan«L Store and lot. Dalided-sL, near Madison. f 7&XIGO corner Clinton and Tyler-eta. FOR HALE—GOOD AND CHEAP LOTS ON THE South Bide, on Arnold. Battsrfleld. Buddan. Gari baldi, Twenty-fifth, Twratr-slxth, Twenty-seventh, Twenty eighth. Twenty-ninth. Thirtieth and Thirty flnt-sla.. and -a»«0h: Ml Ma
  • - qulrrd. Addrw Hi LENT PARTNER. Tribune office. PARTNERW.\NTED-WITHfa.CmOTO 85,000 IN an established drv goods house. The remaining partner will inrest that amount. Call or address South Paolina-st. partner wanted-in an OLD ESTABLISH. 1 ed grain commission house. Capital nypilml #2V nr, a nuv opportunity offered. Address GRAIN MERCHANT, Tribune office. ■OARTNER WANTED—A THOROUGH BRASS X finisher of experience. with some capital, to men up general brass bon dry btuineea. Address BF B, xATwentr-eecond-et. Partner wanted-with a capital of lip.ooO to #ISJW. to continue the manufacture of leather belting at Chicago. Trade well established Its fore the fire. For particulars addrms W. 11. WHIT. MARSH. Lowell, Miu., formerly 192 Lake-st., Chi cago. For sale —safe— very low—Marvin’s make, with burelar-proot cheat, combination locks, alee inside, S feet high and wide, and 1 foot 4 inche* deep: nearly new and In perfect order. Address JAS. trms’RY. Room 17.130 Broadway. New York city. For sale —200.000 good bricks, 17 miles from Chlca go, on the Rock Island road. Samples can be t*e*-n at ‘233 Cottage Orore-ar. For sale—damaged grain at the burnt elevators. In large or small quantities. DLt- Uller* will find thi* a rare opportunity to secure cheap grain. Apply on the premises or to JOHN McOLAS HAN. Na. at south Canal-«t-. Uhlcaga IpOR SALE-STORE FRONT, S FEET WIDE, 10 feet high. Apply at frW West Lake-*!. TNOR SALB. CARPKS iERS C-IEST AT BUT JV TF.Rfe" Auction. Satamay, November H, at to nm• 17Dlt HALE-CHOICV; LOT OF v.ROCKItV FIX -1 tnres bins, boree. fw-alea. Ac., very cheap it nold till* morning. Iftl tVnst ]^CP-H;W»K— 600DOZ. ARMY FLANNELSIITRT.S cl »-*r. ‘’uantHle* to ««lt, at PHICE t 7ROdEN bLAVr dt cu.’R, mi Twonty-«oooad-«c Agents wanted fob Chicago and the Groat Conflagration,” hr Meesre Colbert and Chamberlin, of The Chicago Tribune. A concise htwtnrr of the past of tide most womferful of cities. and a detailed, circumstantial. and moat vivid account u( Its destruction by ftro. with scenes, Incidents, As. To be complete in one handsomely bo anil octavo vo>tme of about 500 with numerous llmstratlons by t'kaplu A Onlfck, from photcgraphlo views taken on UiseniL Agents* bound pn/opcctoa (price, Me) now ready. For circular*, eta. addmia J. a. GOODMAN, PnbUwher, 16 Booth Ureen-at., Chicago. Agents wanted—six agents wanted to tM-u Wheeler A Wilson sewlngmaejilnea. To thoee who thoroughly understand tho Wheeler A Wilson machine a liberal salary or commlMien wUI given. W. M. HTODDARD. Agent for the Pacific Coast, 427 aiontgomfty-sL. Pan Fran cisco, CaL Agents wanted f« to 124 a day, in every county in the United States to sell a newly patented'article of groat utility and absolutely needed In every household- For further particulars address THE CHAMPION MANUFACTURING COM PANY. Cleveland, O. AOKNTH WANTED—Iino A MONTH I EMPLOY mt’utl Extra Inducements! A prenlaro home and wagon for agents. We dealre to omjrfur agents for a term of seven yearn to pen the Buckeye #2O ahal tle Sewing Machine. It makes a stitch alike on both nidi's, and la the best low-priced licensed machine in the world. W. A. HENDEKdON A CO.,Cleveland, 0., or tsb /Amis. Mo. AGENTH WANTED—TUE GREAT CHICAGO Firs. Tho crowning hoyror of tho nineteenth eon tary. ICO,W)0 jiersonn rwlucrd to beggary. Feartnl ecenen; hi-art-rendlng incltb'nta. 1,000 copies of this book selling per day. Sample copy, postpaid. SO cents. This book contains a splemUdmap. Illustration* and a very full history. Address J. W, GOODS PEED, Chicago. Cincinnati, or Louis. Agents wanted-#? to #io per day can be made by either sox. with my new article*. Hamplca sent tree. C. M. LININOTON, 93 Weat Moo roett, Chicago. AOKNTtI WANTED FOR A NEW AND thrilling picture of Chicago In flamee. The tint werk of art made In Chicago since the fire. Sample copies 25 cento. Price to agent* #7 per Hundred. Bend lor circular* of beet and cheapest agenta goods to America. GEO. Y. CHAM. 65 Weat Lue-sL, Chicago Agents for the Dome of God’a People. The grandest and most successful new book out. One agent took u t Orders in 10 dayo. Our circulars (sent tr*e) will ptrs Cull parUo- QlazH,-: terms, eta Addreea M. A. PAItICKR CO., 12? South Morgan-et, Chicago, 111. Agents wanthd—in every town and county to soil the lateet and most novel Invention formarking llnen. beeks. cards, etc. Sen! for circular to A. M. RICHARDSON, General Western Agent, 123 Sooth Sangamon-st, Chicago. Agents can make isno per month in telling gong door bells in different towns and vil. Uaeee. Orly ten minute*' work to adjust ooa. Aildreos J. F. DAYS, Gl sonat Hals led-st.. Chicago, lIL Agents wanted—to sell the great Fire; or Chicago, her past, present, and future. The origin, progress, and results of the Great Chicago Conflagration j graphic bosom, incidents, and details of Die disaster; lisfrof the principal bank era manufac turers. and merchants who are losers; a ocmplets plo tun of Chicago, bafore and after the Are; the trade and commerce of Chicago, and details of lt» municipal affair*, and the great flrte of G>e world, by Geo. P. Upton and James Sheahaa. Auwdate Edlftnra of The Chicago Tribune. A book of about SV) pages, lUostrat ed.bythe best allots, and will bo worthy the confl uence of all. WRi b© sold exclusively by subscription. Axenta wanted la erorr town. Address UNION PUBLISHING CC\, Jtf nhicigo, Anyone wanting horses kept for the winter can find good acooomiodatioiw, at reason*, ble termb. at Dexter Park. Apply at Transit House Ptableo. D ROSS. Fob sale—one good jump-seat buuoy, city make, used but three weeks, oust S4OO, will be up for a few darn at #250. Al*o several cheap btndneed boggle*. PENNOYER, SHAW «fcCO., 225 Wabash av., corner of OongreAd-dt. TXIR HALE—TEN SPAN OF HEAVY WORK J? horse*, belonging to Hunger. Wheeler ,t-Co-. ami the Sands Ale Brewing O. DH. E. KIMBERLY. Barrington Station, WK Dtv. C. A N. W. R. H. FOR SALE—A PAIR OF GOOD WORK HOUSES with wagon ami harm**. Apply at 34 South C’lla tou-nt,, up stairs at to a. m. FOR HALE—3 TEAMS. HARNESS AND WAG ons tor $.700. Bant to rent If dedlrnL Part time If wonted to a good man. Apply at ouce, rear of 113 Cub tage Rrove-ftv. FOR SALE—A CARLOAD OF HEAVY DRAFT horsed arrived Gild Ha. m. Ruyerd cmnt cutiia carle if they wiah to purclm*!*. M, C. BRADLEY, cor. Victoria av., and Harmon-court. \\TANTED-TO PUItCHASE-A GOOD HORSE, V buracad, and open buggy, or u bntae and liani"Mit alone; bon* to woigh from 900 to 2,000 11m. duund and kind; not over eight rears old, buggy to be Iron axled, with patent hubs. Any one having ditch “a rig” to dell may Hod a cash purchaser by applying at No. 1227 WabOdh-av., between thy hours of 5 and.7p.in. "VSTANTED—TO EXCHANGE A SLOW JIOU*E II and open hugg>* for a better traveller mid too buggy, p»v)ng the duVerencc In f Adh; no !«ucy wanted, but a*gWHf. eervict Able rig. Apply from ato 12 at 409 Wot WudblngtoD-dt. O.C.GIBBS. WTAntkd-a bay horse on mark th.lt ll can dten in 40; mtiet In* right in all riwpvctd. AldO, a pair i>t coach baruedd. and one dingle hamudd; mnet lw nearly new. Adilreew No. 473 Tribune oitiie. £>Q ARERDEKN-ST-NICE SUIT OF FUR miO ulsdied rooms with pool board. Slagle penile men can al»o be accommodated with board and lodg ing. 1-0 SOUTH HAI-STKD-ST. ONE LAUIK OO front room, funiUUed.wlth. or without hoard. 2\y~ TW KNTY-THfitD-sR. iTkt\vREN WaT biiHh and Micldgan-av*.—Parlor to rent for but>tue**porwwe«; al*u (ruut cliaailier. vrllh bedroom attached, and room (or two gentlemen, with boanL Reference* required. IT* f* WEST WASHINGTON-ST.— THREE OR 4I) four young gentlemen can obtain board ami lumlnhed roonia at muamable rate*. __ FOR HAUL AGENTS WANTED, HORSES AND CARRIAGES. BOARDING AND DODGING. AfKl* WEST JACKSON-ST. FIRST CLASS Iwianl for tdtiglc men or famuli'!*. Good room*, near buxine**. and quiet locution. aka michioan-av.-furnishkd rooms iivit with board; also a few day boarders wanted. KAti WEST WASIUNUTON-ST.—PLEASANT f>ttO room, furnished or unfurnished, with good board. In private family. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. OR FAMILY OF 4 adult*, can tinware trout room* and iKnird In pri vate Irunily. Andre** HOME, 745 Waxlilngton-xt. COTTAGE GROVE—A DESIRABLE SUITE OF rooms, unfurulshid, Also. stogie rooms, furrAJunL A modern brick house. Address, "G. 11.," Tribimo affire. 4€w Wabash**?. Lodging with board—a large front room, tarnished or unfurnished, suitable (or geu* tlcmau mid wife or two or three single gentlemen. Also, small bed-room. Ten day boarder* token at a week. Location one block from bu&Uu*M; seventh dot>r south of Twulfth-at., on ladiaua-av. B. it. COWLES. riVWO GENTLEMEN AND WIVEH, OR 4 SING L.E X men, can get good board tn small private family bv* inqv.lriiitf at 7V2 Fnlton*aV Room en suite. BOARD WANTED, BOARD-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, and unfurnished with Tnodemlmprovemeats: prefer private lmuß*r vicinltvut Washlugton-sU and Union ParksTTal give satisfactory relereucw. Ad dress C 8 Tribune office. Tj-OAKU-GOOD board'AND ROOM. NEATLY .O furnished. bv two vonng men In a private family (where there are no other iKianler* preferred). on the West Side; reference* exchanged. Addrves HE 8, Tribune office. BOARD-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES HOARD ON the South Hide, within 10 minutes' walk of Eigh* tcenth-st Breakfast at «;30 a. m. References given. Address O J B, Tribune office. Board— a young man wishes board and a single room, where a midday dinner can bo bad. Location desired between Sixteenth and Twenty* second-st*. Address PN, Tribune office*! Board-por gentleman and wife, a pleasant room in a private family whero the com fort* of a home can be secured. West Hide preferred. Address. stating terms, etc., N K, &S West Wash* ington s!* Board— with PLEabaKT. nickly-fur. nisbed rooms, with private family. "U South Hide, h .-*hi\r young men. Reference* furnished. AddrosS wATEKs, Jd Htste-st. BO Ann hy GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, sth pleasant fooms. in private family; .V™ South Division, east of Htate-Kt. an* or at Hyde Park or Oakwood. atallag terms. A*R L. Tribune office M BUSINESS CHANCES. A STEAM FLOURING MILL FOR SALE, WITH three run of bum, two 16-foot tubular boilers, 44 Inchc* in dlametsr, with a block of ground on the m.in street of Topeka, Kansas. For particulars ad dres* TOPEKA MILL 'O.. Topeka, Kanaaa. Business— forfv ’—theriohtto man* tifacture. apply, an,i sell Id this State. Langley’s Patent slate Coating, for all kinds of roofs; is tire and water-proof; can tie applied to any surface, and will not crack or peel off. Address, or apply to T. J. LANG LEY. Grand Hotel, corner Madison and Canal-sts., Chicago. 111. (HOAR STORE FOR SALE—NO.34 WEST MADI* j son-et.. opposite the Pherman House. V, OB SALE CHEAP, OH EXCHAGE FOR CITY X 1 property— A cabinet factory at White Plgonn, Mich. Machinery mainly new. Address JAB. MAX* WELL,7S7 WeetMXIISOD-st. ONE OF THE LARGEST TIN AND STOVE E3- tabllahmcnta, on one of the principle Atreete of Quincy, 111*, for sale, and building lor rent: baa a largo and well established wholesale and retail trade, buck la flrebclow: no bonus Is a&kod. This Is a rare chmco. For further particulars address WARREN PITNEY, Real Estate Broker. Quincy, HL STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A NO. 1 RETAIL gneerr and liquor BUir© for sale, at Hi Ewlng-*t. t corner of Joffersoirst. A 5-rear l«u»e given to good tenant. Inquire fur three day*. g \LOON FOR SALE AT 2> NORTH CANAL-ST. SMALL I>RY GOODS AND NOTION STORK NO. til Went Lake-et. corner Page-eL. with good et.iek, Jor “ale. cost at wholesale about |3,oy. t»nc lease, ard rent almost free. Owner has other business, and cannot kern it. Will soil It right. and make tenua fair. GEO- 11. UEHH, 43 South Donplainee-et. riVDE GOOD-WILL AND LEASE OF AN OLU- X established jewelry store, tn a city of alxmt S.OX) Inhabitants, for sale or exchange s #U*W cash, or its equivalent in trade, will secure rare chance. Firothernarticnlara, address RETIRING JE'VEL LER, Tribune office. Tobacco factory, with hteam powers Forsale cheap; erervtblng in complete running enter; capable of turning out 1.300 lbs. per «Uj'. Also a No. i Dayton cntler. Address P. u. Box HO, i ar kersburg, W*. Va. A. HALF INTERFAX IN a genteel business, that Indore thu tire c<l-2 Lind's Block. Baa. dolph-nt. bridge. -W A NTF:r A man AND HIS WIFE TO DRIVE team ard'board a few leau-aUrs, lUXeroucvs-W --ijulicd. An ly at :t&3 Month KaUUd.nl. WANTED— 20 MEN FOR PINERY WORK; GO out to-dar; free fare; also, too tor railroad*; (anus. and levee J to go South. 2. A. AND ELL, 21 Went lluudolph.nL V«TANTED RAILROAD AND* LEVEE MEN TT (or the Sooth,-two Swede farm tuunb, also cor pouter*. Call nt 104 Wedt KamJnlpli-sC.. up stair-*. Bookkeeper** Clerk*. &c. WANTED SALESMEN, IMMEDIATELY Oil TT Ist of January. several experienced man who can sell largely of Hue good* to merchant tailors. Ap ply to E. It. VAMINQEN A CO.. New York. ■\VANTKD-DOOKKKKrEFI AND BARTENDER M (nr hotel. Each nmn lure from to 2hiro and beat of reference. Heel of security and giant wages given. Imniiro ofT. KOBERTH, awstaUvnt. WANTED-A MAN EXPERIENCE IN THE f T ugricnltnrul ituplemenc bß9iue>M to tran*ei, to ad just ATcountM, Hpi*olnt air< nu<. Arc One that has an or tenalvcacnniiUit.'uice with dealer* In the Western and Nortliueslmi staled preferrvrt. No one nwd answer nnless he can ptte must rfL*r*-npw» and is thurmucldr jto-lM In the bu-luc-is. Aildrwe AURICCLTUILVL IMPLEMENTS. Tribune office^ Trade*, \Kr.\XTT.T>~±r THE UNITED STATES MA- T T rlne Hoepttol. Lake VW, 3 flrxccbuw slato roof ers, tlrhccliiiwt copinjnimltlis. if brlcklajers, i atoue masons, z carpenters. WANTED-ONE BOOT MAKER, AND ONE man on repairing. CIIA.W. WEBB, No. 6 Twvntr sixth-AL ■yyANTED—A TINNER AT b74 ARCHKR-.VV. Ttf ANTED—A FIRST CLAtaS CUSTOM TAILOR 1 1 cutter, alngle mao preferred; to go a abort dis tance in the -couotrr. If satltfiietOTT. pernanneut employment guaranteed. Apply inunedlatcly at S*4 Prulrfi'-ar. WANTED— TR'O GOOD HARNESS itAKEKS. Apply at 201 Blue Island-ar. "Wf ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS’ WATCH MAKER; !i to a reliable man steady employment will bo given. Add?tea A. H. FISHER, Sprtu>rtleld. HL •WANTED—SIX FinST-CIOfiS V T era at A. L. HALE ee Tree. Neb. wANTED SIX OAK-FITTKRH. APPLY Tfli UAIK A IIADFIKLD, Tii or SOI av. 'I'ITANT.ED—TWO GOOD TINNEttH. APPLY A’f Ti theonC'entr*-at..nwtr NorthClark-at, Uj t. coin Parkv L A. BEEBE A CO. "WANTED STEAM FTtfKUS. COKNKtt «»F V Wblla ana Michlgan-ste*. a. U WI>*NK ACO \\TAJfTED—A FIUST-CIMS* RAlillHlt AT 15ti n South HalMwl-ni. Agply Unm^nUaldy. W< TEl>-A~ H AS-KITTKK. ATV7V WKStTrT\X tT ilolph-Ht.; £4 per day. TV-ANTED—GAS-FITTERS. COSTIUA2* A CO. II »6 Wwt Handolph-et,- WANTED—TINNEUri AT I’IKKMX STOVE Tt sioro. 2v; North Dvarbom-Ht.. n» i»rChic. wnvaT. Woold W ghwl to *
    light work. Apply to W. J. HARRIS. J.-llet, HL WANTKU-PRKSS ROY WHO CAN PRKPARB IT form and work "laber!/** press: on« with some tvpe-settlupenKrlencij preferred. Call at 2W South 1 *dst.. «t U nTb»ot. WANTED—FEMAU3 HELP. PliecoUaseoae. \Y' AN TED A FiRST-CLASS STORE GIJLL TO I! attend a ccafectlunerr In an city: nmat c UKN- T T era! hoiuowotk. Apply at No. 134 ElUs-av., uoor, Ecan-Hv. WANTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER, AN4> Ti Irwuer. Apply, with reference, bill MW-higau-w-r, WTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE Ji work at 2.'1 West Taylor^t. \\TANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL IlO»SK r» work; German, Swede, or Norwegian prof«iTee a gnoCcompts t«nt girl. Apply at 324 West Van Rurun-st. \V T ANTKI>—a OOOl) COOK. WAHHUR. AND TT Ironer.: German ottferrvrt. Call at TV*. Mnnroo-st. VVTANTKD—VtOOI)~Oiui> TO DO~KKCOSt> IT work; German preferred. Apply at tiM Midi fpmav. VmrANTED—GOOD KITCHEN GIRL. APPLY \T at 47 Wwd aandolph-st-.upsfqr*. J. F. STARR. \\TANTED-A GOOD MEAT OR PASTRYCOOK, >T and pantry glrl.to go a short distance in tin* ronntrv; uld" girl* to eo to Rvaunlou. Apply to Mrs. THOMPSON. 1002 HUHo-st. Heoznstr esses, "WANTED—TWO GOOD BUTTON-HOLE MAK -7 7 ers. forthwith, at "JJ- West Lake-sl., up stairs XVTANT ED—MILLINER—FIIIS’TCLAHS TUI M 77 n»ertogolo(iiiclnnatl,Ohlo. Apply to JAMBS LISTEN. Mad Don llonse. 124 amt Madlsonjtt__ MISCELIiATTEOUS. A LADY SUFFERS** tty THE GREAT FIRE wishes to rr.tft a gentleman going South who l» thoroughly acquainted with business lucre. Address CAD, Tnhane office CANAL BOAT—ANY TARTY H AVING A boat for sale can hear of a purchaser by address* Leg Q." Tribune office. Divorces legally obtained for de aertlon, cruelty, etc. Fee after decree. Eight years’ experience. Address Box 1007 poet Office. Large stock paper hangings at BRAIDWOQD’S.gM Weet Lftke-st, WANTED CAST-OFF CLOTHING, FT UNI* ture, bedding, guns, pistols, watches. Jewelry, old gold ami silver, and all hinds of goods. Cash paid at ?2 West Lake-st., near Count ■VrTANTED—TO INVEST A FEW THOCSAND 7 7 dollars cash In a paving business. Address, atat* Ing foil particulars, W J E. Tribune office. WANTED— TO BUY—STOCK OF DRY GOODS. Will pay good Improved city realms lute, balance cash. Address la Park-qv. WANTED— TO PURCHASE OR RENT, TWO mirror*. STRYKER CO., Hat and Fur Store, 231 West iladlson at WANTED —SECOND-HAND SEATS FOB 7 7 church. Apply at -1 Klston-ar. G. BERG. T\T ANTED—BEER KEOS—NOTICE IS HEREBY 77 given to those parties who hart token our kegs or barrels, during the fire, for carrying water or other purpose*, that unless they return them to ns. or place Dj.'tD upon the sidewalk In front of their premises, within twenty days from date,w® will take legal step* to recovtwihem. Downer A Bemla Brewing Go-. Be|p Lehmomf. V* Barthold mao i Co.. M. Gottfried. F. Btnr. P. scboOTihofcr, Sands Ale Brewing Co., John A. Hue*. ‘•WHICH WE RISK TO EXPLAINI”—FRONT >7 office to rent, left West 7xl2: |l5 per month, by DUS. RICHARDSON A FOWLER. ■\\TANTED THIS FORENOON, A PUPPY 7 7 aboot a week old, at M 7 Wert Jackson-st WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A PUPPY FROM 77 thm> to seven days oht for which a price will bo paid. Address or apply to A. W. MERRILL, M 7 West Jarkson-st. Vat ANTED—TO" PAY CASH FOR A GORDON 77 press tsevond-hand). aLo stone and frame. Ad dnMJ. B. Fit AN KLIN, Tribune office. V\T ANTE D—A HIT IN THE 7 7 grocery business by one who has an old trade, ami ran command ample means. None need reply except first-class houses of undoubted reputation. and of few partners. Address A. 51. C., grocer. Tribune efflre. 4..»« Wabasb-av. MACHINERY. Ames* engines, portable 3 to -w-hobne power: threshing. 8 and 10-horse circular saw milla. Fomnon** grinding mills. com ahsUers, beiUng, etc. COLLINB EATON, Agont. 70 South Canalat. Eandvs stationary and portable Enjrtnee and sawmills, Daniels A Woodworth’s plan* era. fuum. Ucker and moulder, shaping machines and «nn>MrM| 38 ConaLat. I*. W. NORTHROP, A pent. FOR SALE-ONE TWO HOHSS power low pressure beam engine. with three tnbn. Isr boilers and their connections In perfect order. Cost 112,000; price W,eu». E. H. WINCHESTER on or Union Parks. Address HOUSE. Tribune office. -rm-. ANTF,D—TO KENT— HOUSE OR COTTAGE W en South side, 6to Broome Will pay #lO to |UO per month. Address 344 Fulton-at. TVANTED—TO RENT—A COTTAGE OF THREE to six rooms, partly furnished. or Mouth Side, north of Twtuty-oUth-at. Call ocaddreea Hiom 7. SW Wabflsh-av. tVANTHP-TO KENT—'WLRKK ROOMS OK LIN >Y jH-rrart..fa house. suitable for housekeeping, tor a gentleman. wife, and baby over 2 year* old rent ?oi t5 n.u-1 U-" sumoXETr Jra erj»erienced mechanic, wishes to ei»—,j»*e wttk vtme responsible imrtles to superintend the **rnitnuv tlen of building*, or would contract for tho •>eum a«. Uvlug rates. Addfr«< BUILDER. Tribune.,!*^ CTtCATION WANTED-!* A WiIOI.;v,v U »Cuf|Uor manufacturing entablisi'miunt. bv a Ktnnfx Ilanor-m*k'*r. Intelligent runn-ied umu. able t., *->4 charge »»1 wltlce work uhd Uokkeor.i-r. hh tmrtne~t>i> otherwise. c«n furnish small c«j.,t,d aud rmutnelidallou to employer. Ad*£rcs» CB A. Xcllian*- SITUATIONS WANTEP-FEM a r.-p wanted—kv a young lady aj with a competent drrwsnuike'r to team- th»* trade. And where work will p.iv f«r hourA 1- wj*hng to rwi der herself twfdl nr.d acree.iWe. Adrtres* (or tho next Week to I.Ff»N. Sc Louis. v,u TO KENT—HOUSES. LARGE AND COMMODIOUS L*/ U1 fr -nilidre tod stable-*. not-Jieast cor ner of Michlganav. and Fortlethst Apply axnrato* at»d alght on prenJs, kor af office .-»f WM. 0. 1 COT. i>9 Waanlngtou-sC. IL E. PICKET. T lO C-OTrAGKM. GBNTBBI* X mdghliorhond. MontldyronnuKAof*rio. SeeuoiV AC. noar Robey \SeetSldo. sj. T. KIND 37 We*« Wash kigtou^>t. TO sOCNT-2-STORT .YND BASEMENT BIUCK home, with ftirnHore. Board of owner** foot Ur token torrent. House baa all rnede'm improvement*. Apply 1-HS Wabash-av. RefereneesreQumsl. TO RENT—NEW HOUSE—AT lin*E PARK II rooms, near the depot Call nt T(yd. water, gas; ftiOO-worth of new famttnxw for sale: on West A«JaoiH.»t COFFMAN A COL- LiVRD. 157 West Waahlngbm sL TO RE.NT -OX VABASE-AV.. nKTWKKN Elaliteenlh and Twentieth-at*.—Ftrat-cU«rt %-ntnrr brick-buiiM* and bavmeot; house contain* all modem Improvement*. Will be rented unlU Mar 1. LS7X. An, ply u» A. B. WING A CO SP Wa(u.!,-av. mO BENT-A NICELY-FCHNISIIED BRICK mt> RENT-FCRXTPIIED HCHJHH-A FIRST. JL ft*#* Tv*ld«ic« fnrsNhvd Uirmi«hotat, 14 room*. ot and cold water, pan*, bathroom, rloeeta, a co.nl c«l- Ur, riswra. Arj also barn and rarrlurr house com rl f r fifteen mlnotea* walk of Wurman llnnaa. Wl.l be let to a careful and re-pon.tiblo tenant, for residence only. Apply to STOIIV A KISQ.wVm 9-DlngtOD ft. rpo KKNT— OF 12 ROOMS, WITH FUR nltnr* lor one block from Union Fart. Qu naJ wat RENT-FURSITCRE FOIi”SAI.E—TIIKHK HL?.V*7’ 3 11,a w lu nt t*rick hooM. an«t barn. Jf*v ir»>NVaba*,h.av.. c»mer Twenty fithlU-*v. with aft modern lmpmvpmt»atH. poNtecuioo. To rent—rviiMsHKD housUV rooms Mm. n»rW«lnat jukl Llncoln-at*. too. w nnw Eour rtxiru-H. Eynu-ar.. $3) r*-<5. Improvement* anl Mouroo-nt., UtMir Wood. L. R. T. t H TO RENT—NEW TWO-STAKY AND RRTriC bailment rtw.-rllac. 10 rr-«*ms. nil mnlvni tmpror*. menta. N<». law W.ih.i«b'*f4. enlahed In t tow dan. Inquire at 9U Mij-M:nin-av. WM. PORT. TO RENT-ROOMS- TO RENT— RASEMENT, WT|»H bam. No. 702 WoeMngton ar. Apply at 47 MBL W-rtt. TO RENT—THREE ROaMS. SCITABbH FO» erfllcw. t.t2 \\>»t »t. TO RENT-STORES. OFFICES, ftoi J. siilo of Michigan sv. (Lake PaikJ, between rma. tne-a ami Van Bore;>*ta. Apply on premised po \TK. J. HARNBY. Land A.rent. fTO RENT-ON OFF NIGHTS—ST ANDABD A Hall, with ‘-iaae and M-eoery. The unly flrst-otaas plnroln I'hkneofnr Icctur*** .concert sand.■uminamsam; willaeat I.OOu. hnr rffiee open from 10 to If a& Mie.iijtan-av. and Thirle<»ntA at. TO RENT—APINKDOUBLESTORR ROOM IS dale a, 111. anltable fu drr good* ami clothtaci will rent eepamte if desired. A good opportunity. AA> ilrrm L. W. RECK. Onlva. m. mO RENT-—SECOND AND THIRD LOFTS. SB IT JL aide foa iu»*rclmn«2-e. printing. eto.. at 46 Bovttl Deepltdnoe ia.: also A. KIDDER. TO RENT—DESK-ROOM AT COMMIHSIOS bouso 16 East Taylor-st. betwixu SUte-«t. ml Tbirdav. TO RENT—STORE IN BRICK BLOCK OM Aralur aT.; dealrablelocation—cboop. BOHORA DER BROS.. 122 West Randelph-wt., corner Dewplatnea. TO RENT—A IARGE BASEMENT IN NHW brick block N‘>. 237 south llalated-«t. J. K. VAR DITZKN RRO. TO RF.NT—CHEAP OFFICES: Small ofilcc. SlftiUseiv sl.. Si2> Small office. Mndlsen st.. #ls. Ijirce office, SfadSkou-Bt.. Boelnetta room. MadUon-st.. ?30. R. GOOnWIT.T.TE. 133 >fadl«wwiA TO RENT—FRONT OFFICE ON SECOND’ floor of 391 Stele el. Apply to A. K. WING E ROOM IN STOKE 4WSTATK gt., opposite Peck court, occupied by DieboM A Eicntle’s safe store. TO RENT—GOLDEN Ol* PO RTU NI T Y-A large brick sash and door factory, with power and machinery, complete for doing a larg* bn-* in nos For partlcnlars cal! on H. A. LOVELAND *Jt CO. oorner Grove and Twenty-second sts. TO RENT—FOUR OFFICE ROOMS ON SECOND floor; rood entrance and light; also, basement on Canfll-sL. iiearMtidlson-ut. Inquire of D. LEONARD, No. 43 South Canfll-rt. TO RENT—A NICELY-FURNISHED PARLOR, with good board, at 13 Park-av. Gentlemen pm* ferrrd. TO RENT—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, IX fnnilehed. Inquire at No. U1 West Ailains-sL, up stairs. TO RENT-ON CORNER OP WABASH-AV. AND Eighteenth si., parlor on llr«t floor for business purposes; two, if desired. Inquire on premises. TO KENT BASEMENT, SUITABLE FOB rotaarunl. barber shop, or offices, la mxrbbk front, Ml Wabash av. AYRES EOFF Ml Wabash' TO RENT OFFH ES SUITES OF LARGE rooms, snifablo for lawyers or others, ami also, desk* room at Ml Wabash-av. AYRES EOFF. Mi Wabatih-ar. ItO RENT-IN THOMPSON’S BLOCK. SUITE offirooms, 23x70, second hour; light and airy, with a fire-proof vault suitable for a fimt-eUs* irwimnof companv or any Ilsht business. Apply to WM. H. TIIOMBfiON. =3 West Madison st. TO RENT—A STORE 40 FEET DEEP IN NEW building on Twenty-secoud-sL, near Wabash-av., ready for occupancy. Apply in drag store cor. Htattf and YVcnly-seconu st. from 11 to 12 toslay. T OST—gJSREWARD—CREAM COLORED HOES® Jj and open baggy stolen! rbout b o’clock in the evening. November ei. from barn In the rear of 43 North. Sangamon-st, Chicago. Horse cream color; weigh* abonll.OfiOfts; light mane and tall; five year* old: sand or quarter cracks in both front hoofs; pjnnd shoea in front, open bnggy made bv H, s. Weoner. TUBu, Ohk*. One new spoke In front and hind wheel of ono side. Fifty dollars will be paid for return of hor»e, bnggy. ana harness, to No. 33 West chlragn, or seventy live dollars for rig and thief. M. U. GOOD, Xi West Lake-st. Chicago. LOHT— IN COTTAGE OROVEAV. CAR, OR from corner Twelth and Stato-st* to Michigaa. ar. and Twelfth-el., a pocket look containing nuncy and railroad ticket*. The Under will bo liberally re wardc* bv leaving at railway elation, comer Twen tieth and Stalest* LOST— BETWEEN CHICA GO-A V, AND SUPB> rier-et.. on North Clark, about 10 t/clr>ck on tte morning of the eth. a large heal ring stone light color (amethyst). A* the gentleman woo found It la known, he will please address me by tuall. Liberal reward, and no questions. V»"M. E. WEBSTER, northwest corner Centro-st. and Sheffleld-ar. Lost— M#NDAY EVENING op the great fire, corner Twelfth and Canal-sts.. from a dray.» tin Ivor, narked "A. McCoy," the property U Amina McCoy. lately of Crosby* Opera House. Contain* nothing of ralue to any one but the owner. The finder will be liberally rewarded, and no questions asked, by leaving the same at the office of the Chicago Tribune, No. 15 Canal-st. Owner may be addressed at Rock* ford. TJ. X OBT—RAN AWAY, ON MONDAY NIGHT, ON 1 1 Halsted-sk, a dark gray mare. In farm haraeaa, with blind bridle. One toe cork off on right foot, tnni to Dupage House, 190 West iiandolph-st. Liberal rewiJrd- Lost— a liberal reward iwi ll be paup for the return of the trunk marked W. 8. gnirtf, Chicago, to J. W. POANB A CO., cor. Micliigaa-cr. and Peck-court. It la known to hare been saved troca the fire, T OST—A POCKET BOOK CONTAINING I i about #173 la currency between llallied and Llnroln-eta. on tho line or Handoipb-st, car* Tho flndtr will receive a liberal reward by leaving tho sane at the Dupage, corner Randolph and Hoisted st*.. careJfifaN KESSILL. Lost— on the morning of the fire a bay horse with harness. with white star on fore head and white on right hind leg. The finder will be liberally rewarded on retumin him to- 403 South Clark, or 2P9 South Jeffer>on-ftL T OST—A STAND TOP JUMP SEAT BUGGY, I J and one “C” spring basket phaeton, and some childrens* carriages; onetnown to hare been rescue*, from 72 Atlams-NL, and not reported. I will par a liberal reward for Inhumation or recovery. Hi J. HOWARDS, care4l Ea*t Klnxi©J»L STRAYED OR STOLEN—FROM OUR STORK, 7» South Halsted-st., a dark bay homo and top buggy; horse small and hob-tall; no enshou In buggr. Finder will be rewarded by leaving at Store TV llalstod-ac. BAGGOT A ALKY. STRAYED OR STOLEN—TUESDAY NIGHT. Nor. 7, from the barn No. 438 two bay burses, weight about l.ttojponnrts each one litmm ©ld and knee-eprung, 2 white hind feet, and had a -scar ©n hie rump; the other waa a very fine young horse with one white hind fw.L A liberal reward will bo paid for their return to the above place. rfIAKEN UP—A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND X dog with leather strap round hU neck. On ccmlng to the house 6dl Centre-av., the owner please elaim property. wRA REWARD WILL RE PAID FOR THK