6
PUTKERTOK’S LOSS,
The Host Complete and Extensive
Records of Criminal History in
America Destroyed.
’i!l the Army of the Potomac Setrct Servlet
Bceonl* Gone—Twenty Years’ Hies
of the Chicago Newspapers
Corned.
our e* ntmgrallon reduced to olmWs thou
sands of vuhfhbbv* which can never bo replaced,
whose great value cou?i?ted iu that v«:ry Inability
bo replaced. it* t«*o evident to be descanted on.
Die loss of the rcoqrds in the Court House, and
Hu; humorous suggestions for the restoration of
land titles make U painfully evident that thisfaot
4? only too well appiv-ciat- d. But these wore pub
lic property, and noon-,* thinks of duaying that
their loss wan a public* calamity. But then* were
private records al*o, v. ba.-e !o-- is a public calam
ity. If any out-think-otherwise, a poru.su! of the
tollowin-* may t«.udto change his opinion of ;ho
subject.
Thousands of thieves, and hundreds of Ihmi
gamln of re-peeiabh* j*eople, were ns fully uo
uuainted with the utma* of Allan Pinkerton .*w of
Tbcmns Jefleri-on or Jack the Giant-Killer,
and his dct-ctive agency was as fie
mens an institution ns Boston Common.
The system over which he presided wjw the result
of years of patient toil ami per-everiug energy,
find the reputation enjoyed by him was tho fruit
m* That toil, and energy, and perseverance. With
a huge central oflh e in Chicago, and branches In
Now York and Philadelphia, the ebaui'iton thitif
eHtebcr had Ids prey <o unej»mfortaldy siniabalas
:o lm all the time in the toil-, only they didn’t
know It.
ilie system was not destroyed, but a portion of
Its foundation has given way. and tho savings of
twenty years—not in dollars mid cents, but in
records which dollar* and eeuls can never ro
pltce—vanMa*d in about half an hour. Mr.
Pinkerton started his famous detective agenev in
rhlcogo in 1552, and two years later, when
it Ik-gou to as-umc large- pr-ij*or
lions, tho records w.-re commenced. Tho
most minute details of every case .wore* all faith
fully recorded; the. statement of every applicant
tor assistance in receiving property; "tho deteet
ivee to whom the “job was entrusted; his or
ders; las report of the operations; tho ttisposj
tiun|bv the thief of the property stolen: the
amount reesn ored. and indeed every detail of the
case. Then, when tho thief was brought to trial,
tto wbole4)f the testimony in the case was taken
down, aud the flnnl disposition uf tho prirtoners
duly rcconled, *o that from the time a complaint
was made at Plnkortou’H headquarters that
money or property had l»oen missing, a complete
history of the thief and his pursuers until ill dis
appearance of the fiu-mer in the Penitentiary or
hi? acquittal, \va« recorded. The ummiut of mat
ter thus created wa« astonishing. For tho mere
clerical work.tipou it more than *50,0t»0 had been
paid. Of m-i h euriuus records there were
no lens than 40© glg.intic volumes of great value.
These were nearly all stowed away In six of Har
ris* largest safes, while the remainder were placed
in wooden cases. It is needless to slatothatovery
one of them was destroyed. That in itself would
have been a public calamity.
Mr. Pinkerton also possessed complete records
of the secret service ol the Army of th*« Poto iiuc.
They wore of imiucnse value, being not milv t-tio
complete, but the only sot in existence. Mr. Pink
erton, whose facilities for obtaining correct infor
mation dining tho«e da jh. were, of course, very
much greater than any one else could boast, vahi
ed them at #50.000. The government had nlivadv
offered $30,000 for them— m volumes altogether
nod nefctlations were still going on. The whole
set p«*nshed. That was aNo a public calamity.
Pinkerton hud in his employ a large number of
preventive policemen, whose occupation was to
watch whlio alt tho eitv’s sK-eplng.
to chase the rogues that prowl
by night,** as the two pms d’w/ac.v
were wont toeing. Tlioe men had orders c.'ery
Sight to make old a report when thev
Thev had tojilve an »«-eouut of tneir oVu,*e.* ii»i**-s
cntmlr heat, tho condition of the weaUjer. wiiat
unusual limnnstam cMhey witnessed, w’.i-* iliev
fisw, ami what they said (*r did to him or her
Those reports w* tv all copied into the records.
There weie foitynf these p..nder.vis v»lnnr
tvlileh were t b(.lined at a c.jm of §4O i*aeh. Their
valuen.ay be imagim d. Tuey wen* frcqueiPlv
Consulted iu e«*t»rt proeve.iiiigs for the pur
pi=Bo of trsiining information as veganl.-
Ujo weather, the emtditton of the stn ot-. tin*
prr-sonee or absence of ii, t moon, and other
policemen. .There were in all r»i*iv-**ighr patrol
n:t n, who gjue nteli an aecoml of those partiou
lars, audit is presiimble that l.air an-ounts
orally coincided so far as aTMio-plo*rir* conditions
were concerned. Of course the records wen* all
destroyed. In lie* ilist-made rush, when the
men seized everything on which thev could !ay
haiiclH, theyeani' d two of these volumes <l.*w‘m
stairsind threw Them on a wag-m, into whiah
much other mNcellaneoi's moUer wie thrown
./No. The retnaTiKb r >has* d fh«* fierv fate
common to everything in ila* bnrnr «li drl *j.
lu a small room adjciniug .Mr. Pinkerton's
private olliee were a nuuiin r of plain wooden
«niw-s Id which were stored the flics of Ficdiilv
tapers since JKSI. Then* was not a copy of a
i.afly o f waa-kly paper i-MKd <im*e IB.*d of which
Mr. Ihnkcrton had not a duplicate. Many were
bound together, nu.ltr*s volumes covered th**m
ull. Tlicie wire printed iuslruetions posted all
r*»‘inrt the wall, gixiug to tlu* uuin, in
*o of lire, to move Hu so im i ishalde goods first,
trusting the sabv-t«» proleci the records. It was
Mij*poM‘d that tlu* Harris p,ab». whi-*h cost ytto
e-ach. and a Herring snfewhii-n cost §wto, would
la* worth something ;u-a protection agabist tire,
but the result proved them ralueless. Onlvon**
safe pn served its contents uninjured, and* that
one by h fortunate accident. Owing
4o some iiuscustrueihu iu the building
one s.ife.conia'miag sonic of Ytu* account lunjlcsaiut
receipts from o,\pre.ss compatti(*s o f money n*-
ab-red, fell ini*» Hi'* Mta*et. and escaped being
nuiud. Tin* ceuli'iits were vjihidile iu their wav.
but. to Mr. Pinkerton only. The other records
w rt* completely wiped out. and with them was
wii-edoiit tlu* foundation for a complete anil ex
haustive histoty of the Northwest, besides matt -r
enough for ihriding -tori** without end grouud
w'ork lor seii-ali* tin! sm-it s inniMueralilt*. H waa
Mr. ri’ikorton’s Intention to hav«* some of them
jiUbiisiied iu dm* tine*, when the pattKs
vf n* deed or lor*-otlen. Indeed, many
of them were nbvady wTittea, and wen*
welting but a favorable opportunity for
inirodiHi-m to il.c vo*M. The recent lu*at*‘il
term liasinferfered materially with his designs,
atal crumbled plans and papers into one emu.non
ruin. Wbcti the tire ilr*t broke out arndi was ini
n:ed;ntely made b* save tiu* uu»st valua.de prop
*ri ty. All that could be moved in Mr. Pinkerton’s
room was transferred b* a wagon, and the tu*ws
p::per Ilb-s were made ready for removing. Hut
iKlort* the lowering tackle eoubl lu* j*nt into satis
factory oiM-ration the flames were darting through
H r halehv.Hy, and thc wagon containing tlu* t’rr
t!;ng projKirtiou of salvage dro\e quickly off It*
Mr. I’diki-t ton’s home on West Monroe street-
Peebles lhe**o looses were «dhers. The stor*
ns in where the di.-guUe* and other paraphernalia
of a detective were stored; tlu* dormitory and
<*vteiisivj household uirtuigemvutQ necessary f.«*
tin*;iiv(»uiiuo»laiutu oi tlu* small aniij’dT liieti 111
e« netrnt employ in He building also w on* banmd.
r J he gr< coy tin* lu*reditl all the damage i* coald.
In half an hour the best regulated oflk-* in the
(OUlitry, and the most accurate ami probably
bilnuieiy detail* d records. lay in the
a red hot, iudesi iit*al.le heap of ndibUh, the only
ivcognlznlde jnticle when of, a bn’tnight later
w«f. a heap of brick-, sarmouuted by the n mains
of u iK*nhtdder.
THE LOSS OF GRAI2T.
ilfAsduir of Receivers who I.mi Groin In the
Burnt lUcvatom nod Cars—The Railroads
Decline l« Puy for Grain in Their Hands.
Aliening thin It wan Bose by the Act of
God*
A meeting of grain receivers who have lost
grain burnt in elevators or ears prior to the de
livery to the eensignees was held yesterday after
ins')!} at the ollice of A. M, Wright, corner of Bake
and Canal streets. Mr. Howe in the chair.
The President said that he. with Mr. McOrae.
had .called on the authorities of the Northwestern
Road, who said they should refuse to pay for
grata in their hands, sinoo it was lost by ihonel
of God. The attorney of the road hud
ftsul the railroad considered its lia
bility at an end when the grain went
to Hu* elevator. The attorney of the Illinois Cea
ri .d Bidd his road i ntcrtaiiuHl the same opinion.
The consignees held that there was no dcllvo—
»d tuoy had ieeel\ed and paid the freight bills,
ibeio wore no Mato rteeiMnus on the point
Nearly all the attorneys consulted by consignees
thought tin* roads responsible. Mr. Hiteheork
bad expressed himself that the roads were liable,
ami Judge Goodrich agreed with him.
Mr. dickering! lu-ught they had evidence enough
to make (he roads pay for all grain that came in
Mnee the 7th of October. and the best thing they
i' l odd do was to was to unite, and gel one at
torney.
It vrflp That nil llio grv>d lawxer* were
in one way and jinotlier <nn»t«M*ib-d with Vailm-td*
It wjip unwed by Mr. Culver that si committee
In-r.pfomlcil to draw tip :i psiper to bo sb-ited be
h|l why wanted t© prosecute tho roads. iliov to
tl’l'liiseKe* to pay their chilli* t»£ ei’K'UfeOa
«u proportion to the number of oars they lost.
The motion was xigreed 10.
Mr. Howe said Mr. Trumbull, representin 'th A
nPcois Central. thought thev would hareiioob-
Jcetlon to a test cam*.
TK committee wa* also instructed to call upon
attorneys, and get nn opinion from the at to be
sabmiitod at a snb.-equi-nt meeting.
The committee couslnl* of Messrs. Howe Tiv
lov, and Gilbert. J
The meeting then adjourned.
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
The Fniure Fire Limits,
A meeting of the Special Committee of tho Com
mon Coimcil on tlic subject of tho u>w Hro limits
w’aabeld at the Mayor's otlico on yesterday after
noon. There were pre*ent. of the committee.
Aldermen Wilco, Baleham, McAvoy, Cocy, Clarko,
and McCaffrey, besides a number of citizens who
had responded to the Invitation of the committee,
among them lion. X c. Bore, Redmond Prlndl
wcr« ShPn K V The proceedings
mHbil^tn 13 ?L Mn J« f ormnl character, consisting
mainly In a friendly interchange of views and
Ve tlle precautions necessary
y llt,lro coiirtiwratlons.
IZn ■mT.? pcnt m hte a r. without any
acunuo plan, and the nicotine adiuunted.
YfMcrJayN Fire.,
About noon, yesterday, a Are originated from
rtemc unknown cauee, id the rear mrt the «rS
floor of tho frame building No.*i?vLtKlSSta
«sr, r 0 n( 0f ,be f -*rueturew"on the North
Bldetimt wasnot cnpulfed In the (treat confhe-ra
a «t'n mown(>d ’’-V- bn ooeuplld
tow waJWonn V 'i,, mHn J lf u( ,ur v of Haws, nis
vliprMim ’titJi Mr. Johnson used tho part
2 stnnoil ns a cabinet shop iVsV
fleer.U?u o n „t u"'so"o"'t
*ISO. 1 "“‘eh lost furniture worth
of ouch
os ©very one is fun ,p «l^.V r of T l(,ntll, n; but,,
lo state that daipa^wnu l V° W it br> well
No. 168 the building
morning. aumuo, early yesterday
ginwand Srt°n^n^'cmmlout'of lli^i bo on
at fl. tarmal
Relief KliiliMicH.
Th© Emt lonncnt Committee «»f
reiuirtH for
r ““-'““Uy rnn eg la from tho aojarent
town-. Mechanic* are arriving from Canada. More
arc* applying than there 1h a demand lor.
Th«>* an* several application? for mason*. Work
was torriiHjid] to-day to forty laborer*, foiirle**n ear
pc morn, tint* miw'DH and twelve team*. Persona
wanting eaipenter? are particularly requested to up
ply at the Employ uient Jluiism, in iho Court Jluuae
.Square,
—The Shelter Committee reports for November
9 «8 follows: Applications for houses received
-inee the l*?l report. 2*u; total applications to
dale, 6,25'.*; total house*: issued sine© last report.
2ns; total number Issued to date, 4.564. The com
mltfee iiOiiied, on Thursday. 151 stove?, aw mat
treses, 62 In-tUteads, l.urj joints of .stovepipe, 124
chimneys, it table*, and 362 webs of disheo.
New ItulldinßN.
Hoy. Dr Forest i‘c Fisher, architects. hard the f<»l
lowingbuiidhm? under contract: Two stores on
juTer" Street, 6 fclorlw, 40x100; two Stores on
Waba-h to oe euilr of brick and iron, in
tirsDOdts* style. 5 stories. 54x150; two stores on
Randolph street, to bo built of brick with terra
cotta trimming*. the upper portion will ho ar
ranged lor ufib'ca; two stores on Monroo street, 4
stories, 40x100; three stores on Slat© street, 66x130;
one store on Milwaukee avenue, of Athens stone,
in tho reuaiosaueo stylo, 25xiyo, 4 stories high;
two lirst-clasfi dwellings, swell fronts, on Wabash
avenue; six dwellings on South Park avenue. to
be built of Cleveland sandstone in llrst-class
style; one dwelling on Peoria strwt two dwell*
inp* on Me<»rath street: one dwelling on Green
street; two store- on Ilal-led street, ißtoritis, to.v
Ho. TJiey are also preparing: plain* for a
hotel, aud two churches.
Accident*.
A German laborer In the employ of the Chicago
*l* Northwestern Railroad Company was killed
near Ilarh-m y sterday morning. A freight train
going west pas-ad over wh**ro he vv;e working ou
the track, he having stepped aside to avoid it.
After the cars passed him. a coupling broke, and
one-half of the train *tonj>**d. Tho man. who had
resumed his work on the truck, diduoiknnw this,
and the engineer, in backing to pick up tho por
tion of the train left behind, struck the curs with
such violence as to cause them to run back. Tho
hind car struck tho laborer, knocked him down,
and the wheels passed over UU* body. His death
must have been instantaneous. He leaves a wife
ami live children, who live near Maywood.
—Peter Sclmck wall fell out of the second story
of a building in the rear of No. 375 West Lake
street, yesterday morning, and his breast strik
ing a beam In the descent, he sustained serious
internal injuries.
The Iv.in7.ie .Street Catastrophe.
Tito bodv of William Loe, who wasou the loco
motive which ran into the river at Kituio street
bridge last Wednesday uftcruuon, was recovered
ycHterduy afternoon, and taken to the morgue.
Coroner Stephens will hold an inquest to-day.
Tho Captain and engineer of the tug which ra-a
into the bridge, and caudal U to open as tho train
was approaching, are still in custody. The loco
motive and tender have not yet been removed
from tho water. While men were engaged yes
terday in trying to lift them oat, a portion of'tbe
wharf gave way. This mishap will delay the
work several days, as now log? will have to be
put In before a strong foundation can be obtained
for the derricks.
Death from Exposure,
During the rain storm on Thursday afternoon,
ti Norwegian, who Raid he was from Memphis and
that he had the chills, was observed near the ru
ins of the Galena Elevator, on the North Side.
He disappeared suddenly, ami nothing more was
seen of him until yesterday morning when his
dead body was found on a pile of smoking grain.
Tno poor fellow hud climbed to the top of tho
pile and laid down to keep hlm**olf warm and
died during the night. Tho Coroner held an in
quest and the jury rendered a veroiot that death
was caused by exposure.
Ulifccpllnneon*.
A Chicago correspondent of the Philadelphia
JVe.rft funiibhes a graphic* description of the
rent made in the walls of the fire-proof TiitHL’SK
Rnl’ding by the explosion of the German-Franco
shell!
—A corpulent German walked off the abutment
on the east side of Lake street bridge, yesterday
morning, and would have been drowned, had not
Oipiain Hammond, of tho tug-boat Van Dalston.
pnlb-d Mm out of the water.
—Tljc daily pmyer-moeting will be hold in the
Americuu Ib*formt d Church, corner of Washing
l«>n and Ann streets, to-tlsiy. from 12 to a quarter
of l o’clock. .Subject: The Gnat Comiuaud
im cl.” Mark 12 2rt, 34, the Sunday School lessen
for next Sabbath. Rev. Abbott E. Kittridgy will
lend.
—Numeron?. people residing in the South Divi
sion. bin doing business on the W«st Side, are
an.\*t:*.:s to know why the gjis r»mp:tnv neglo<*ta
the lighting of the stivet lump* ou the corner of
StaU eod Madison streets, where the change of
etns Is made from tla* West to the South Side
lilies.
l'lilted States Senator Taft, of Nebraska, and,
Ib u. P. W. IlitrliciM k areui the Sherman House.
Hon. ,1. F. Fat n>worth, of Iliinots: Hon. Hi
ram Walkor. i*t Detnut; Governor BnrK*i‘:h, of
Dakota,; jind Ib.n. L. 11. Ih Uingoj*. of Conuoi*ti
cot. ai«* at tin* Prigg? House.
r.csii.oNS at the Custom House during this
v.vok h;j? tii-ni very bri*»k, ovor $40,003 iu gold
i*o\ii*g biro vc< t Ivfil for duties. Large quatiti
ife,-ie»giio(ls nri* coming from Montreal, and ini
arc p*c« ivinglimulmls of case.-, of gn.»ds
In bi-nd ft tun New York.
REAL ESTATE, y
!iii.lniin.-itfs Filed fir Itcronl Ln Fri.luy,
Nov. 10.
Lot 1 i*f Jut* 9 to i:i in Itlnek 9 in Reekwoli’s Ad
dition viih building?, dated Oct. 1; eoieddeiMiion.
West Monroe m, 15R it w of Despiaincs at. n f,
nnd 1-3 of 19 1-2x19.4 J|. dated Oct. 6; nm-ideratum.
lad 55 in s w Rh*ekofsl-2. <ol-J,
See 12. ;r.«. 1;;, dated Oct. eoii-i.lcration, $1,50,).
81-2lz»t 15 in A>er? S. Hamilton, n 1-2 »»f Lot 0
m Block 37 of w 1-2. Ac.. Bee. 21. 33, i t, dale.! Ot L
6: consideration. jct.onO.
fot 25 in WdsonV n w 1-4 See. 1?. 39.11. helm*
south front on Van Dmvn-st.. between
and 3« **lye-av.. vhtted Off. 2: eon?hh*rats»a*.Sl.siH).
Di.'Scll-*.;., between Centre and Clav-sts., w<j?t
frmit. 21\125 feel, with other property.'dated Oot.
15: eonsid* ration.B6?s.
Lot 9.111 Clark et ,-ii. Lots' 94, 95 and 97. in But
t«*i-n* hIV addition, beijjg «onth front on Ree-s-sf
tieai Jlalst4 d-st.. doled Oot. 1; eotisiduratioiii
We-t Monroe-?!., lu-tweeu Laflin and Lnnnil?-
st?.. south trout. 21MS0 fret, dated Nov. 8; con
>ide:a!ieii. sl.3et*.
W**-t Mmli?on-r*.. near Morg.in-st.. north front,
24MfN> feet, dated N*»\. 8; onsiderathm. $!>.030.
L»u sin Block 20 of Rogers’ n e 1-1 of b w 1-1
See 4. 39.14. being nf on Ouk-st. nea~ Smlgwick
?t, dated Fob. 21. IH7*»: consideration, s*<os.
Cabmiet av, n ofTwentv-nlmh «t. w f, 25x180 ft,
d:»t***l Nov. 1*»: eonsldemtion.s4,(KK>.
Market st.nof Van Rnren st. 1* f, 50 f* **t. run
iflng to river, dated Nov. 1 eou>iiler;itiou, jy.OUJ.
SI’MM \K V
Ib ji! estate mortgage and trust deeds 21; quit
claim deed?and releases, 25; *»‘h«*r instruments
convening propec-y in C*»ok Countv. 9: chattel
mortgage**. 7; together'with 75 document.** which
were rc-rcconlod by reason of tho Un*.
BASE BALL NOTES.
Tm: HWMAKEUS.
\y,- ml o»;<Moil to anmmnc (otlieialiy) that the
Haymaker nine, of Troy, N. Y., for the season of
is;*.', will iv cempo-ed of the following player*:
Me A tee (While Stocking). llrst base; Wood (White
storking). second base and Captaln;2Nelson (Eek
ford). third ban*; Force (Ohnipie) short *top:
Allhen •Olympic), catcher: Hode-. (White St »t-k
--nii). ••••ulrc Hold: Zetrlein (While Storking),
piii tier; .''fa! tin (Eekford). change pitcher and
Held: llclhm (Haymaker), third base nml
l!cldt*r' Mi vc King (Haymaker). left IHd. This
i< a iMuhin Jtion of base hall talent fullv equal to
imy sft !uipou;:;-d. guailii'n te iiUclbya
►•ivoij^player, and with tin* change of pitchers
that <-r.n ho effected at any Mage of the game, will
make it extremely dithcull for mi opposing rlnh
to i«l tain the ••hang*’ of either Zettlein or
Martin to un extout Mtm*U*nt to knock out many
hjoi'H. As the nine »v« probably
not as strong as the Athletics. wht> Imre Treaty,
(’ujhiert, MeGeary and Egglor. ppr»J;;d>lv the
swifteM quartette in the connliv; hut Captain
.hnuny had the faculty of putting energy even
into• such notoriously slow rumicre as Zettleiu.
Hodcs. Mart Kin?,'and Joe Simmons this season
woen occasion required, and he will undoubtedly
-uoccid next year in {jetting his men round tin*
im-etH as successfully as Mcßride. At the bat the
Haymakers of *72 (if this season’s work mav bo
*;l k vl criterion), will make a tluo display:
W oud, McAtoe. sieve Kin?, Nelson, Force, Ilodes.
Albsun and Bellan are all the heaviest kind of
hittris. And in their home positions there is no
Mrontrer nine in the country than “Wood’s new
Ha>maker.>.’*
A NINE FOR CHICAGO.
meeting of tho stockholders of the Chicago
(while Stocking) base ball club will bo hold to
morrow evening. in the parlor of the Briggs Uoium.
when the question f a new nine for 1873 will bo
oiseiissed, Jog< ther with other mutters of Interest
to the club. There is a proposition on foot to or
ganize a semi-professional nine In this citv for
next season, to he composed of Pinkham. pitcher:
Hasting*,, of Kockford, catcher; Tom Folev, sec
ond base; Brannock.third base; Ilnllinan orßred
!!Dißi. 8 AT 1 A,ul 1110 rm»»ming positions to
!>nd otllr cluiw 1 :u tcm from the -Ulna
Correction,
To the Editor of tho Chicago Keening Journal:
Sn:: Tim following occurs in your issue of yes
terday: “A very uuimutod lecture on insurance
was delivered last evening in Standard Hall, br
l»an. M. Uowmar. Ho denounced insurance lut'ri
companies. and monsters in severe terms as -i
set of‘•wiudlers of the meanest kind.** This* in u
very inaccurate CMbV.pftiulon of some remarks
which my frkgids deem to hsivo been ill-advised.
Ac the sentiment* expressed by me wore the re*
suit of in\ earnest convictions, 1 cannot retract
them. The parties I referred to wore denounced
by name, and no sweeping charges were made or
inti ndecl against the profession of underwriters.
r the adjusting frsitcrnlty, for whom, with h few
notable exceptions, I euteitain the highest re
gard. Yours truly, Ban. M. Bowmau.
Chicago, Nov. 10,1971.
Chicago, Unrlinglon Qnincj Railroad
Nnndnjr Train*
The regular Sunday train for Omaha, San Fran
cisco, and all intermediate points, carrying the
great California, China, and Japan malls, will
run through to-morrow (November 121 via tho
Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad, leaving
the new depot at tho corner of Indiana avenue
and Sixteenth street, at the regular time of Fa
clllc Fa3t Lino—lo:ls a. m.—arriving at Omaha at
0;90 a. in. Monday, making close connection with
the Union Pacific Railroad for all points West.
Through ticket* reading rm Chicago, Burlington
Quincy, Chicago. Rock Island A- Paeille, and
Chicago A- Northwestern Railroads, will be taken
on this train.
The Kfanlodoii Nlone Drfimrr,
This newly-invented machine for cutting heavy
or light stonework, cither plain or molded sur
faces, which is pronounced by prominent engineers
and other experts a great success In labor-saving
machinery, is now in operation for ;t few days at
the Illinois Stone Company’s yard, corner of
Wells and Taylor streets, by the proprietors of
the patent, Messrs. Rico Anderson, of Qnlnoy,
Illinois. The introduction of tho machines here is
regarded cf particular importance at this time,
and attention of contractors and others interested
in stonework of any kind, is directed to the mat
ter.
Hand-Jladc Ooodai
Tlic men’s and boy’s kip and calf boots at G.
8. Richardson Co.’s, No. 51 West Randolph
street, nr© made entirely by hand. They also
have in stock a largo lino of Eastern goods, on
which no advance in price has boon made on ac
count of the Arc.
Battiitfan Ohanee*
Parties looking for business, who bavo a few
thousand dollars to Invest, are Invited to consult
of T J Lan Pioy Rmnns tho
business chalices in another column of this paper.
THE CHICAGO TEIBUNE i SATURDAY koyEMBEB 11, 1871.
TO BE DEDICATED.
The New Union Fork Congregational Church
—Description ofthe Edifice—One «»f (lie FJnc*t
and Largest IloiM"< of Worship In Chicago*
The Union P;irk Congregational Church, on the
corner of Washington *tr**et ami Ashland avenue,
which Is to be drdleated to-morrow, is one of the
most imposing m appearance of all tho churches
in Chicago. Shortly after the destruction by lice
of the old frame clmreli. in February, the
society at ouce determined to erect a house of
worship which should accommodate not less than
2.000 person?. Tlu* new structure is cruciform in
plan, 125 feet in length, with a nave 75 feet wide,
and a transept 1W feet long. It hua a base
ment,with aub-basemeul for heating appara
tus, fuel, etc., under the roar vestibule. In
the basement are a looturo room
64 bv 75 feet. parlor 24 by 46 foot, a Bible class
room ID bv 19. an infant class-room 19 by 20.
pastor’s study 14 by 22 feet, with all
tin* modern Improvements of cloak-room-, kitch
en, library, closets, etc. This story is 13 feet high,
the floor of which is one step above tho sidewalk,
thereby rendering it dry underneath, and pre
venting the unwholesome datnpn*** 2 incidental to
nmlergiound bae;-men?e. It Is ventilated by what
is known as the Rattan sy?fexn.
Tho main story or auditorium Is reached from
the vestibules, front and roar, by four .spacious
and easy stairways, located respectively in tho
four extrema angles of tho building; and these
Finirways an* extended up to the galleries, there
by giving ample inp*oss aud egress to uud from
everv part of the edltico.
The pulpit is located nearly under tb© centre
of the transept, and that the aisles all radiate
dln'cllv from that as u central point. Tho floor of
the auditorium rises gradually as it recedes from
the pulpit—not in straight Hues, hut In a curve,
securing unobstructed vision to those in the re
motest pews. Tho general design of this room is
that of the pure amphitheatre, and tho pews nro
constructed on u plan altogether unique and orig
inal. The gallery, also. Is very capaoloua; and
the entire seating capacity of tho room is about
2.HXI persons. The choir Is on a level with tho
gallery ami behind the pulpit, the organ being,
placed directly against the rear wall.
The ceiling of the building is a representation of
open tinibea-work. the most of which is a part of
the real construction. Tho rafters spring from
shafts supported by corbels in tho walls, and, to
gether with the purlins, form panels or bars,
which are finished in fresco. The extreme height
of the ceiling is about sixty feet. Tho vontiU
tiou of this room is upward through tlu crown of
the ceiling.
Tho entire building is designed to be heated by
plcum, the pipe* to lie set in coils in tho basement
through which a large volume of pure air will bo
passed up to a spacious air-chamber between the
ceiling of tho basement and the floor of the audi
torium; from which and through tho floor it will
escape lu small jots under each pew, thereby
keeping the floor always warm, and insuring?*
constant circulation of fresh air from the floor
upward. And the same coils that warm tho audi
torium will also warm the lower rooms.
The material of which tho editlco is built is
.the magnesia limestone, so generally u«ed in Chi
cago. This stone is cut in largo blocks, laid in
courses, and with a “rock" or undressed facing,
giviug lt a strong and massive appearance. IU
bold projecting doorways, Its massive buttresses,
and tho solid material of which It is built, show
that its designer aimed at massive simplicity and
permanence, rather than display. Its elegant
tower and epire rises to an elevation of 210 feet
above the level of the sidewalk, and for beauty of
outline and apparent graceful repose it has no
peer In Chicago, and few equals anywhere. Tho
building was designed by, and hue been construct
ml under, the immediate superintendence of Mr.
G. P. Randall, of Chicago, architect.
Tribune, Times nnd Journal Directory
Column.
The prenent diresdory .column running in tho
above pajH'rn will expire about November 15, anti
will Ik* renewed at that time for bix mouths every
other day. Those who desire their names In
the above paper? fdmnld apply at once to IT. 11.
Chandler, No. 43 South Canal atreet. oral Branch
Gfliee No. 446 State street, he having exclusive
control of all cards iu those columns.
Slcnm Fin**Pi'oof Hnfes.
Thoaci interested in obtaining tho be?t fire-proof
f»»Ie in market are invited to call and examine
Ihlt* truly wonderful, yet simple invention, be
fore jmrchnttinsr. This not equivocal assertion is
based on facte which the use of the safe his de
monstrated. V’tirtTooin? in this, city utNo. 63
South Cumd-bt.
linporlnut Wales.
W. A. Butters ifc Co. will sell at their Red Front
sab>n*tm, on Monday next, 2»l« ehc>ts of .Lqian
ten m» Tues.hqv, 30a oast 1 boots, shoes, and ,*nb
b« rs: t r. VVdne-dsiy, r.ti bait s bhiuktds, packages
*Toel:ery,and glass-ware: on Thurailav. a flue
Hue of drv go*«]-, clothing, tin cases, and cassi
nicies. Thc?e sale-* will bo of interest to tho tr.ulo.
To All 3’oHi'y-BVoJderN ofihe Atlnnlic Fire
4n»>tii‘n»r«* Company, of ICrooklyn.
Tljc «ibovc comjtany is now in the hands of a
Receiver, and yon are no longer protecied. In
order to scone the return premium, yon mast
hand in your policies for eaiicellatioii im.’iiodiato
ly* Ai.kijkd c
Ortiee, R«atn IT. northeast coiner of Washington
ami Clinton street.*..
To All V«’liot>a It ITlny Conrcrn,
All in rsons having claims for It*, aa? against tin*.
Atlantic Fite Insnmnee Company, of Brooklyn,
will ph*tts*e, present the .same, for immediate nl
lusiment to ;Jje subscriber, at his olli. o in Rm*;n
17, imrtlieusl collier of Washington and Clintjn
street.*.. Dash;!, C.
Adjustor for Receiver.
Wanted—.l I*m*tncr (o A»»sotialc frith
the ?\ib-ci iber in bumingu Junking house in the
city of New York. To a gentleman of basin ash
qualiflnition? and good stamling, possessing capi
tal, desiring to engage in a pleasiuir, legifonote,
i.nd sate bti-ine??. Hus presents an excellent op
portunity. Tho subscriber possesses a good basi
net*? experience, has fair amount of capital, and
good standing'in the community. Address JC.
Box 672,1’05t Oliice, New York City.
ITlcn of lltiwiiicM** from nil Ncctionn find
tlu* Aineri* an House, Boston, tin; iuu?t e« utral f*»r
busims? ptirpoM-s of all the hotel*, and at the
t-Miue time out* of the best in the country. Tm*
management of L-jwts ];ie? a* Sou, which lies
heretofore rendered lIIU hotel so popular, is still
continued.
Nnrrofr-rnindrd Proph* Who Relievo fhnl
*»ne Minister ami one Doctor know everything** iu
the universe" are not expected tn use linnio’s Ca
tarrh HuulT tmtil they have a cold that will vlold
t*» notlung else.
PniiploH removed nnd the wkln innde
smooth by using Juniper TurSjap. Muimfaviured
by Caswell a* Co, Now York.
ITlnriuc Items
Annexed will be fount an extract from alo-*'T
of the Steamhoat In ’O -tor of the Eighth
trht, to the Chicago luquetor, which is o f mtor
st to steamboat i.wucin:
L.i fe:nuK I" A ction 3 of the Stciimh i;u not of
Fi-lo uory 'js. 1871, iTqiUrinj; every s;e liter to he
MWnjitli Hint Miltohly urrung.Kl to tost tiio hollo s
tlioiool, tlio <l. p. rimeut ilir.ols that all hy.lio
static test-pumps and other appur'enanc -s now
accounted for by the Inspectors in the r nrow-rtT
returns bo delivered by them to the GjKeetlr of
Customs at the respective p »rts for Mongc until
.sold, before the Ist of January, ]S7J. and to take
his receipt therefor, and transmit the same to
late depr.rtmeut, not in,' tin- transfer in their re
turns df Until this is complied
with. Inspectors ait* ei\joiued iiol to allow the
pumps to past, out-of their possession. It is sug
gested that the owners of steamers be untitled of
this order, to the end that the required pump.-*
may be provided by them as soon as possible.”
—The ship Lake Superior, with a cargo of grain
from Montreal, st; uck a rock in mid channel oil
UajK* t*t Churle*. three miles below cap a la
Itoohe on Thursday a week ago. Smieof her
idutrs were started, musing her to leak badlv.
but she got safely into port,
—The propeller which collided with the schoon
er CortlHudl. at the head of Belle Isle, last Tues
dav night, was tin* J. L. Hurd. Sac wa< consid
erably damaged in her upjmr works, but not suf
lleient to cause any detention.
—A strange freak of the wind took place on the
Detroit Klvi r on Wednesday. Within n radius of
less than half a mile the wind was blowing quite
a breeze Horn opposite points of the compass, the
dm'etions luting sontheawt and northwest.
—Notwithstanding the suspension of the work
on tin* .-*iH*etaele Keef for tin* season, the light on
the crib at that plum will be shown until
of navigation.
—Sir. W oedniff. Superintendent of the Welland
Caiuil, ha* Km n dismissed. Mr. Brnn.J. Commis
sioucrof ln;ex;ml Revenue at Buffalo, his been
appointed to net temporarily until his successor!*
f tf aiucr Tiopn. having on board tho requl
h ‘Ji! tflln ,s u J!'r s «bd i\ force of men. loft Detroit
ay fL r tht CUllL of the Beilu Richmond
—The propeller Ironsides has broken one of her
wheels. Tho accident, together with the ueocs
s:uy repairs to her boiler, wit! lay her u’» for two
Wi'cks.
“A large three-nml-aft schooner was ashore at
tho Flats on Thursday aflurnoou. Her name could
not be learned.
—Tlic surroundings in the Straits present a
decided wintry appearance, enow being visible
everywhere.
—Quito a number of voxels are laving up for
winter in this port.
lilinol. and Jlichigau Caaal.
Canal Office, Chicago, Nov. io.
S. T., Lemont; Rescue, Lemont;
K. B. Atkinson. Lemont; C. W. Walker, Lemont;
lienerul Mcliierson. Lemont; prop Wasp. Bum-
J* McGinness, Eclipse, Lemont:
Crotty, Marseilles, 180,300 lbs agricultural in*
slruincuts. u m lumber; Cuba, Ottawa. 15 m
shingles; Monarch, Lockport; Brill, Morris*
Ctishmtm. Joliet.
Akihvkd—D. T. flight, Morris, fi.Otf bu corn;
T. Ryburn. Marsi-illes, 6.100 bu corn; Cayuga.
Lockport, 11,500 bu corn, 300 bu oats. 73 m ft lum
lx,un.(U* W. A. Steel, Bird’s Point,
-X>,ooo pounds sand; Phccnix, Lockport, 5.R00
bu oats, 4.TCB lbs seed; H. Walker, Lemont, 6S vds
J 3 J* Walker, Lemont, 90yds stone; (?ou*
Htitulion, Lemont, 67 yds stone; Colonel Man*
ning. Li'mont. 93 yds stone; Advance, Lemont,
w yds stone; Traveller, Lemont, 69 yds stone:
J. A. Wells, Lemont, 54 yds stone; H. S. Peasleo.
u*mom, 74 yds stone; George Judd, Lemont, 73
ydsHtone; prop Wasp, Summit, 35 vdsstom*; De
spatch. U'mont, 45 yds stone; E. O’C.mnel, Sag,
80 yards stone; Mary Walker, Lomout, 64 vos
stiine, 100 brls lime; H. T. Carpenter, La Salle,
wo ions Nind.
Canal Office. Chicago. Nov. io.—s p. m.
ri-KAiu:r>—Advaiice. ixmumt; Henry Myers, L>
moot, 7oyds sand; Constitution, Lemont; Chas.
Steel, lemont; 001. Manning, Lemont; E.Walkor.
Jr., Lemont; Mary Walker, Ix-raont; D. Hc«w,
Lemont; Geo. Judd. Lemont; Planet, Lemont;
Traveller, Lemont; Elizabeth, Lockport, 2.C36 bu
w heat, 20.0C0 lbs hentp poles.
AaauvKP—S. H. CariH-ntor, Utica, 160 tons sand.
Tewli Pasted Detroit*
Detroit, Mich., Nov. 10—Evening.—Passed
Down—Propellers Fay, Banks. Era.stus Corning,
J. C. King; Hcboonois D. P. Rhodes, B. Stewart,
Surprise. Mont Blanc.
Passed Ui* —Propeller Bradbury schooners
Otter, light Guard. Jura, Goble,Amaranth, Hun
garian, Luff, llftvatm, John Molt.
Wim>—Ki>i thwest.
Buffalo Lire Stock ITlarkct,
Buffalo, y«*v. io.—Cattle—Receipts, 235, mak
ing C,C7B oj ,~a core, ugamst 298 ul ssuue time Us.
week. Market quiet and unchanged; sales GO
Ohio steer*. 1,175 to 1,341 lbs, «5.n0a5.50.
Bbeepaml Jjimbs—Receipts, 1.H10; market dull
and dumping: «nles US Michigan sheep,94
•jaa Missouri stjcop. 82 lbs,at $4.62 1-2; 1,005 Ohio
t.heep, 65 to 85 lbs. $4.25a4.60.
Hogs—];»cclpts, market quiet and un
changed. closing with downward tendency; sales
1.46 a at $4,250-4.45 for medium to good.
AMUSEMENTS*
WEST SIDE
Star Lecture Course.
Union Park Congregational Church.
Grand Inauguration of the Course,
TUESDAY EVENINGI NOV. 14.
Vocal and Instrumental (’nm-ert, under tho direction
nf Mr. O. C. KNOPFEIj, who will prtsaldo at tho New
Grand Organ.
LECTURE,
J«II\ SAVE,
“Poetry and the Poets.”
With selections from Ida own works.
Admission, 50 cents: re»erve<l seat, 75 cents. Conroo
ticket and reserved sent for ten “star” lectures, |3. flrr
sole at the West Side Library. £'>9 Mmllsou-Ht,; Hor
ton’s bonk.-tore, 837 West Lako-bt., and titrehl’a dntg
btote. 50 MudifKiii st.
PARENTS
should not fail to take their boys to the Mlohlgon av
Baptist Church on TO-MORROW EVENING, to hear
EDWARD EVERETT HALE road hla new story,
111 IIS LEVEL BEST.
GLOBE THEATRE.
OOt. WOOD’S MDSEUM OOMPANT AT
THE &LOB 3.
IMMENSE SUCCESS!
OF THE PLAY OP THE DAY,
DIVORCE,
Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Particular Notice^—ln conseqnonce of the great
length of the play, the Matinee performances will com
mence at Two o’clock precisely*
AUCTION SALES*
BIWM. A. BUTTERS A CO.
tiibeeliorses
AT AUCTION,
THIS MOHKING, Nov. it, at 11 o’clock, at tlio BED
FRONT Knlestoom.
V M. A. BUTTERB CO., Auctioneers.
HORSE AND BUGGY
AT AUCTION,
at tho Red Front Salesroom, on SATURDAY, Nov. 11,
at u o’cK-ck.
A cream-colored Saddle Horae, 6 years old, eoaud
and gentle.
A new Top Boggy, full leather top.
A new Phaeton, with leather top and fenders.
A light and Mrong Rock (way.
W. A. BUTTERS CO.. Auctioneers.
SPECIAL SALE.
IS6HaSf-Chest Japan Tea
AT AUCTION,
on MONDAY, Nor. 13. at 10 o'clock, at the Red Front
Sah-.MK? m. 2 end 3 Di-arlvorn Park, on Randolph
st. 196 half-chest T t*n. liirvct lmportatl*m.
WM. A.'BUTTKHH CO.. AucU.moers.
SOO CASES
Boots 9
BALMORALS, AMD RUBBERS,
AT AUCTION,
on Tl'KSr.vY. Nov. l\ at 91-2 o’clock, at.the RED
FRgNT B«ie??iiiiin, 3 and 1 East Randolpli-sL
W.M. A. UUTTERs* CO.. Auctioneer?.
26 crates White
ICO boxes Glassware,
invoice of Table Cutlery,
20 rolls IVcjv Wool Carpeting,
AT AUCTION,
on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 15. Nt 91-2 o’clock, at the RED
MIUxT Bulesroom «and I East Rundolph-st.
W M- B. RUTTEItS .v CO., Auctioneers.
50 bales Blankets
AT AUCTION,
On Wednesday, Nor. 1.*5» nt II I*4 o’clock.
At the RED FRONT SALESROOM, 3 and 4 East
Randolph &t.
14 halea White Mackinaw Blanket©.
8 hales No. Ontario While Blanket©.
9 Valuft Eiicle B«*rth White Blanket:).
9 bales Diamond C Brown Blankets.
4 hales Diamond C Silver Gray Blankets.
1: hales Aituy Blue and Gray Blankets.
5 bale?best Comforter!*.
WM. A. BUTTERS A CO., Auctioneers,
DRY GOODS,
Woollr-ns, nothing, Hosiery, Bnrk Gloves and
Gauntlets* Knit Goods, Suspcn*
tiers, etc.,
AT AUCTION,
m THURSDAY, Nov. 18, ot 9 1-2 o’clock, Rt the RED
FRONT Salesroom, and 4 East Randolph sL
WM. A BUTTERS ACO Auctioneers
IO CASES
Ali Wool 3-i and 6-4 Cassimercs,
i\ T AUCTION, on TUTTRBDAY MORNING. Nov.
16, at the RED FRONT Salesroom.
WM. A. BUTTERS «v CO., Auctioneers.
BY Ct. P. GO ICE A CO.,
Kos. 1 and 8 Baadolplmt., corner of Miohlgan-av.
Regular Saturday's sale of
Household Furniture, Carpets and Crockery,
Parlor and ChntnVr Fnrnituro, Rnreana, Hookers,
Whatnots, Wan] robes, Bedsteads, Chairs,.
Extension Tables, Mattresses.
r r pets. l,om pairs GUI Window
Hiuultt*. 3>m lbs qronnd crates W. G. Crockery
tu ojh h lots, 100 Beadsteads, Ac.
On Saturday, Nov. 10, at 9 1-2 a. m.,
O. P. PORK 00., Auctioneers.
By (iII.KERT IUARTIN,
THIS MORNING,
50 Dozen New Wood Seat Chairs.
8 Dozen NewfWheel-harrows.
New Bedsteads, Household Goods, &c.
80 Bales Peanuts,
400 Burlap Basra.
This* morning at the Auction Rooms, 59 andGOWcat
Martlson-rd.
GII.DKRT ilk MARTIN, Auctioneers.
PARTNERS WANTED,
PARTNER WANTED—IN A DRY GOODS
JlouM- in the business centre of side, with
Irani f3,«»0 to $r».000 ciu*b. Applicant must have good
record. Inquire of K. F. ADAMS CO.. Ha Wivd
MmlUcn-sl.
PARTNER WANTED—I HAVE OHSI.(W
V- in K r,mt Philip business already wtab
iiMuil. W. S.. Tribune ofllce.
PAIJTMM! WANTED—A I.IVK MAN WITH
sI.OH rr tl-SOO. wini;,* In meet a p:trtv will, like
rmomit who tbomnpblv nmh rnh‘ni(N tin, retail irre
ovivorilnur l.welneea. Ail,trees until Weilmmliiy w.
f. hi.. >T Wert Mndieon et.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH CAPITA!. OF
K6O In reataurant and boardimr-liouae in Imrnt
f. 1 1 Ko rent a PPIT to PAKSILU,!, 106 Weal
Rmulnlpb-et., upstairs.
PARTNER WANTED—MUST BE A PRACTI
caI engineer; business, manufacturing. and
comes under the scope of his knowledge. References
required as a rare opportunity is offered to the right
mnn. Apply at once to WM. PEARSON, 144 West
Twelfth-st. for 3 days.
PAKTNKR WANTED —IN MILLINERY. TO
Increimn on cntnbllphcd cash Excel.
>™t liH'atton Inr bnildtnk np a large Jobbing trado.
Addrew Box ICge, Kansas City, Mo.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH $3,000 TO $5,000 IN
an established dry goods house.. Tho remaining
partner will invest that amounL Coll or address W 82,
Mouth Paullna-st.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH $7,000 IN AN
established and very profitable business. For
Interview with particular* address, R M, Tribune
olllco.
PERSONAL
INFORMATION WANTED-OF MRS. CASEY,
minpnt 187 North Water-aL before tho lire, and of
Patrick ilemy. formerly 66 North Market-aL Address
T. KILLIAN, care Maguire Bros., cor. Randolph and
Canal-eta.
PER.SONAL— WANTED—THE ADDRESS OP
Edward Pcdetty, a painter by trade, lately in Chi
cago. Any Information of his whereabouts will be
thankfully received by his parent, JOSEPH PEDET
*n%-at New Diggings. Lafayette County, Wis.
PERSONAL— $40.00 REWARD FOR THE AD
dr»w of Amlrcw Wright or Emilio Gray. Ad*
frees WILLIAM TUKL or MIL BARTERS. 2J5
tirove st.
PERSONA I^—FRIENDS OF MISS |CARUOLL S r
lnt«* of 243 North Clark*st, Chicago, may hear of her'
by dinTtlng letters to MARY K. CARROLL. Keno
sha. Wisconsin,
’VIJ’ ANTED—TO KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS
it of a lady and daughter who wore taken to Austin
from about s‘j> Segwick-sL on the afternoon of Mon
day, OcL 9,157 L Address JOHN K. ARTHI AN, TTi
bune office.
SEWING MACHINES.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICE OF J, J.
WILKINS, formerly 131 Dearborn-sL. now Iff
Mllwaukce-av. Slnohlnss sold on monthly instal
ments, and work given in payment, if desired.
WEED, BINGEIL AND WHEELER WILSON
11 Bowing machines. C. K. Nichols, formerly at 130
South Clark-sL, now upon at 144 South Halstadat
Machines sold on easy monthly payments. Sewing
f’UT Ucd to those who dcsslro it.
CITT REAX ESTATE*
Foil SALE—BY O. a TIIAYKi; A uu.. Auc
tioneer* and Real tsiuto -Agents, 41 Hubbard
court:
8(«tc-»rt, 26x115 feet, cost front, between Jackson and
Van imren-Bis.
Mirhtgnn-nv, between Lake mid Ttandolph-nt*. lease
of lot 24x130 feel. Runs 27 years without revaluation.
Miclflgaa-rtv. norta of Twouty alxtli-»f, two-storv ami
bnsoim*nt brick house, with all modem improvements.
Lot 50x180 feet.
Judin men?, north of Twenty-ftrst-st, marble front
bouse, with all modern improvements.- Prlco sl6 009*
only one-fifth ciu«h. tmlanco on lung time.
X?OB KAI.B—GOOD AND CHEAP LOTS ON THE
X 1 South Side, on Arnold. BntteriielO, Rmldan, Osrt
boldl. Twenty-fifth, Twenty-Btxth,
Twenty-eighth, Tw en ty -n i nth, VT! ilrtl otb mul Thirty
first-sta., and on Wentworth, Walhuse, and Shurtlolf
a vs. Five yours, 0 jkjc cent. No iMlvonoo in price,
thongh such lots must double In valne. Tli« increased
demand for building lota near whore so many (♦.us of
millions must bo paid for labor will Advance tho price
of such Into. The old prices and very eauy terms,
ALBERT CRANK, 872 Wttbaah-av.
FOR 9ALE-ON 5 YEARS’ CREDIT WITHOUT
any cash pavmcnt. Tho best residence lots lu the
North Dlvlslon.’nn Howo.Orchartl.and ho
twwn Centre and 6oplilu-sta, only 3 block* from Lin
coln Park, nnd l block from Lincoln School sad otreuk
oars. This block is now In a lirut-class neighborhood
and has only pood dwolllups on It, and It Is intondsd to
kt*cp It so, and I will jUbo advance to imrchfu-ors mio
ball tlie Cost of homesteads wlileb they may ortxrt
upon, time nnd terms to suit. For further parricuLirs
applj to BALDWIN DAVIS, 51 South Hulstod hL
IM)R RALE—SI,IOO VERY EA«Y PAYMENTS
will buv a neat new cottage au<l lot ncwThirty
flrst-et., handy to horeo cars Sea owner, 354 Wabash*
av. i
UOR SALE—2OxI2O ON STATE-KT., OVI’CNSITR
JU tlie new Palmer Hotel; or will. lea«o It for 30
years, no revaluation. Address B. GROSSMAN, 120
Ellis-a v.
IXOR SALE—OR KENT—I 43 FULTON-ST., NEW
btilldlng 160 by 45 feet. I*. W. GATES, 48
CttSßl-Ht.
For sale- cheap—fiubt.cl.vss house
and loL Houso two-story and basement, pressotl
brick. Contains latest improvements. Lot, 57 feet,
east front. Altogether one of the pleasantest places
in the city. Small payment down, inquire on prom
lees. 908 Indlaua-ar., near Twentieth-et,
FOR SALE—LOTS FROM SSOO TO SBOO. EACH
cor. Egan and Wentworth-avs. Principal may
run 3 rears if improved Immediately. J. F. STARR,
47 Wept Randolph-st.
FORSALB-AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A LOT
26x100, on Adams-st., near Dearbom-st. E. H.
CUMMINGS, 603 Fulton-Bt.
17 OB SALE—SOUTH SIDE, L.VNOLEY-ST.-2
liri-t claps brick honoee, with 10 room* and all mod
em improvements. $7,000. Terms easy: also, a va
riety of goo*t dwellingH in Evanston, Wilmette. Glen
cot’and TUglflaad Park. Good permanent homes at a
fair price end easy terms. CULVER* HOVEY, 109
Web! Wnshingtcu.Ht.
FOR SALE OR RENT—THE 2-STORY HOUSE,
No. 79 South Sangamon*Bt., containing 10 rooms
and closftrt, in best order, with gas and water, upon
leased lot 50x150, with good stable. Inquire in store,
I2S Weet Randolph-bt.
For sai.e-tomanufa(.turerh-a large
brick building 70x125 feet, substantially built, and
ground 12i>lxl25feeton Harrison-st, near Peoria, suit
able for manufacturing or storage. Easy terms. SNY
DER LEE. Real Estate Agents, 9 South Hnisted-st.
For balf-60 feet corner madison and
Wells-nKs, cheap on long time.
60 feet on Dearborn near Washlngton-sL, $1,200
per foot.
too feet on Menroe-at., nearJ. V. Farwell’s new
store. a great bargain. MILLER «fe RIODON, 230
West Madisou.ct.
OK BALE-LOTH OF ANY REQUIRED SIZE,
r in either division of the city, for manufacturing
or residence purposes, on long time, without cash pay
ment. to parties who wish to Improve immediately,
SNYDER A LEE, Real Estate Agents, 9 South Hal
nUrt-Rt.
I?OK BALE—F* R $7,000 I WILL GIVE THE
heal bargain In Chicago, 2-etory bourn* on Jeft’er
scn-Rt.. 1 etween Jackson and Van Buren. T. B. BOYD,
IS7 Wi'Kl Wahhiugtvn-Rt.
FOR SAT E—ANY ONE who has the cash
can buy a lot 50x oo feet. «m 111 uoLh-aL, between
Mniket and l-vHiddln ate. Call at 94 Fourth-st. JOHN
WFN H>.BRY
For sale —central improved prop.
mv rnging cfi.OOo 3 wtrlv income, at a bargain.
CT.AFLTN RIM2O! Madis*n-nt.
FOP SALE-DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE BURNT
district. Booth Sid©; long time: no cash pavmont,
nnd tin uey advanced for rebuilding. Address oy letter,
T. r. PA’iTt RSON. 134 Aberdeen st.
*I7OIISALK-A GREAT BARGAIN, THE REST
J bvllt and nu'st convenient hotiMO *»f 10 room? on
the Smith Side. J. O. Mr COOL, Douglas House.
Fun SALK—LOTS ON CAMPBELL PARK 2j
miles lr* m the Court House. Only SI,OOO each.
Abr, ch» jq- l**t« «»n Adams. Jackson, Van Bnrcn. Tyler
and JlMi brn-sts., on ease terms and long time. J. L
A. F W. CAMPBELL No. 159 West Washington st.
FOR SALK—ON MADDON-ST.. near la
Bnllc-**t., lot :O\IPO *t. Fifll abstract of title prt*-
scnctl. Apply to JOs. R. mCEERDIKE or A. H.
WINC A CO, 539 Wabash-nv.
170 R BALK—NEW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
NV. 10;0 Tmtirmi-av.. 12 r-*oms clcguntlv llnl?hid.
mail'll- mantel-, water closets, etc., situated ou leased
erti iid, long anil favorable lease, price S3.WV>, worth
.fCft. B. DEI.MATER. 107 Tw«»ntyseeond st.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
F'^U^.G.E^OR^ll^T^AT^HlNfU^r^?
houses, lots, and farina, cheap, on easy terms; will
exchange tor city pronertv Information given fro»n 10
to t. at sra S*tate-sr.. by the owner. O. J. STOT7f4It.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
TMTANTED—'TO PURCHASE A HOUSE AND
If lot on Went Bide oueasy terms, price not to ex
ceed ?4,000. Address, C W, Tribune'dime.
WANTED-BKICK JIoUsE AND LOT ON
ff nth Bide, in a desirable location, worth eight
or ten thonppml dollars. De?ire to give in payment
for same, one lot in Riverside (too feet); $3 000 In cash
down; balance in one, two and three year? Address,
staling locution nnd price, H R K, Trilmao ofllce.
XJTANTED—TO LEASE—A LOT -W TO 50 BY SO OR
ff ID‘, between Clark-st. and the river. Jjtke and
Ailams-st?., f»r3 or 5 years. Address A. ROWLAND,
H4 Fnlton-ht.
"WTANTED—FOR CASH—A GOOD BUILDING
ff lot; al?n Jhhihj* on feusoit ground; irivo location,
teims. *c. Address COBB, Tribune olflee.
W r ANTED—REAL ESTATE—A GENTLEMAN
fl having .*»too cash wishes to invest in a house ou
leased lot, or house aud lot. Who will offer the bo#»t
hidiirementM? Addn as, giving loeatiuu and price.
MARTIN. Tribnnb oHioe.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A WELL DOING GROCERY STORE FOR.SALE.
_Apply ME! S’onth State-st, Also hnr?i- and wagon.
A CALL FOR HE].P AND CAPITAL; *IO.OiX)
cun hi* clear* don month?’ lea?** now tn running
oreer, nt I*2 South Stan* st.. near railroad d/pot.
BthlNKh*— l OR SALE—’l’ll E RIG FIT TO MAN
ntactnie. apply, ai)d sell In this state. LnngferN
i-uient Mate Coating, for all kinds of roofs; is lire and
waier-pnau: can he anplh.d to any surface, and will
Vy- ,ir ,P*' 1 nj r. A*hh**SH. or applv to T. J. LANG-
°°Gier Matlisou* and Caual-sts.,
SALE—NO,:iS WEST MADI-
V/ hou-?T.. epiH»?ttetlu> tjlicrutnn House.
4 >OR SAI.E CHEAP. OR EXCHAGK FOR CITY
X pn-perty—A cabinet factory at Wldto Pigeon,
A nt T^, ni; nl v new. AdOrfM JAM. MAX.
WELL, 75* \V«at Madl-ou-eL
IfOU SALE—T;f*sTAt*n7v\T AND SALOON—
I«r inm'il Kent nf plum
fOM-MtD, Ib 7 \V,.t
T7 l) v KLDUKD,2iO RANDOLPH.
pord WM,"- «?lit
nljuit irVvt. M- 11 ••‘d.itwel!mghoii«,e. &c„
F°«t Htwi!fw{. l 'll!ln«'£. 1 orTX rr ‘r r K
5Ef“» I,AVL &X
T?°! LEASE-STOCK vvn viv
L p«r*ry store, zi vr£t VanUnrcu
piKST.CLASS SALOON Ki)li S vT’p nppiS^r-rb-*'
T.T OTKI, FOB SALK-Nf7w toik rinT-ZTTT
MiiS^sieio?. be l teVisssk
TyjOriCE TO BREWERS—RAItE CHANCE TO
f mai.-e mn.cy- For sale, rent or bsisVon ci,si Jd
Ovoralde I. mis. in the city of New Orleans flTeWtai
known ZeallyV Oily I’.rowerv. win, a
mom attached, sit anted at the con or of Ma^wlno'l sVi
Pelmd sls.. right in tbo.lienrt of the ciu- 'ri l n l l
hip was l.nllt especially for the busing, ,X b ,T;
Imck building, and In complete order, macblnirv sml
tverv tiling, a plan of tin. brewery ran ho S !}S
pn inrlher and iin.rc satLsfaetory Information i-an im
had by applying to E. A MILLER, Money onter n!
pertinent. I’. sl office, rliicago. IU. J order Do-
ONE OF THE MOST VALCBLE IN VEN PTfint«
ever. fl. rc.l in America lor sale. Men of cVnu .i
Mml/eornsL ntontl omce I ith CtSjn
SWAU iyRVOOuDK AND NOTION STORE VO
n>l u-t IcnkiseL, comer Paze-Ht.. with trotyl
wr enle, «nt at wholesale about $3,000. £omr iSS*
and rent alrco-i freo, owner has otiier but,l"^, B
ktM p t. Will sell It right, and make terms fiS?
ttLO. 11. HESy. 43 south Dw.phdues 8L 8 lair
QJIALL STOCK GOODS AND Ll-LbSE OF upwr
omm. on Twcnty-sccond-st. for sale. Address OS
T HE J,99 D i VILI AND lka>se uf 7\n qITT.
e*tablhdu-d Jewelry store. In a city of alKmt i rwi
uirobStnnts. for sale or exchange; $1,009 cash nP 'u?
equivalent in trade. will secure the above ran* elmu™
r V r^'ti^ r r HrticularM address RETIRING JEtm.
L KR. Tribune office.
$K O a irai.r-interest inUts
9 Iness.iind SI,OOO slock; clears s3oo month
bonus or further capital, <V* U.Kim'i'
Ci.'tjWl WILL SECURE A HALF INTEREST TV
SpOUW a genteel business, that before the Urn
4“' *‘W not have been bought for double tJie amount. i.m
wept V sshingtoo-st.. Room 1. u
FOR SALE.
FOR, PARE—SAFE VERVLOW-StARVrNTi
make, with burglar-proof chest, combination locks,
site inside. 2 feet high and wide, and t foot 4 Inches
new and 111 Perfect order. Address jas
HENRI, Room 17, 120 Broadway, New York City.
FOR BALE—DAMAGED GRAIN AT THE
DHrat tdevatora, in large or small quantities. Dis
uiiere will find this a rare opportunity to secure ohoan
Sain. Apply on the premises or to JOHN HoGLAs.
AN. No. 43 ftontb Canal-st.. Chicago.
For sale—6oo doz. army flannel kiii him
cheap. In gnanlltlea to stdt, nt PRICE,JROSEN
tiiwt iT .c CO.'S, icr Twentvawwmd-.L
FOR MALE—BRICK. J. F.
Adi ms-st.
FOR SALE—LEASE OF STORE. NO. 56 HAL.
between Madison and WasUington-sts.,
with kitchen, and 3 rooms np stab e.
FOR SALE—BROOM HANDLES. WM. PAR.
KTNSON, Three Rivers, Mich. Prepared to flu
ill orders.
For sale—staooo kknosha yellow brick,
including some 3o,oodpressed; delivered on duck
below State-sL J. BOND, IS7 West Madiewm-sL
FOR SALE—STOCK STOVES, hduse-fuh-
Disking goo<ls and tinware, with a set of tinners’
tools, all new and In good order: or will exchange for
shelf liardworo and. cutlery, at 196 and 108 Woat Madi
son st
For sale—cheap—l.ooo,ooo red and yel
low brick. J. H. BI99ELL, 51 West.Randolph-sL
For sale-a fine silver-mocnted
show case, nearly new, cheap for cash. Inquire at
81 Fast Twelftb-qL'
For sale—about 3.000 feet of second.
band r 8 steel wire Tope, not much worn, suitable
for hoist I: g or derrick use, at 30 South Markot-sL,
1 imVs Bl« c
WANTED TO EXCHAN GE.
pOII EXCHANGE—DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
A or business property, in Aurora. Illinois, for
property in Chicago. For particulars, call on owner
nt WS hi ren-nv.
T?OR TRADE OR EXCHANGE—HOUSE AND
J? lot, in railroad town. Address T. NEAL, P. O.
80x‘.33. Scnu nauk, Ills,
Topxchangb— anew store, with six
mrms and larve lot, on Milwankeo-av. for a
small improved f«nn or country store. Title perfect.
Addn*ss j 11, 8M Milwaukee av.
TO EXCHANGE—CHOICE WEST-gJDE UNlM
proyrtl business proi>erty, to tho indue ot from
10 SIO,OOO, for sc*mo kind of merohioidlso. Firnl
ture, groeorl»*s, or gents' luruishlTig go<xls prefern'd.
tell, from 8 to 10 a m. or 5 to 7 p. at No U0
AGENTS WANTED,
AGENTS WANTED—TO 6ET‘L THE
Fire: or Chicago, her post, present, and taturo.
The origin. progress, and results of*i> be OreißC Won go
Conflagration; graphic keener Uud dents, and details
of the ilbMiSter: list of the principal hunkers,
tnrrrs.Hma met chants who arel'mer*
luru nf Clikago. before and after thtf fire,
and commerce of Chicago, and details of its mn tiuipol
affairs, and the great tires of the r ijr it jjy
Upton and James Hh‘hihan. Associate
Chicago Tribune. A look of about SW
edbytho best mUsts, nntf will ho confi
dence of alt W ill bo sold arcluslvoly W
Agents; wanted in every town. AdoreiJ
PUBIJfeHTNG OC.» Jfls Twenty 4«cood^t. r f-hloago,
TU
i O>;NTH WANTED FOII CHICAGO AND
the Great Conflagration,” ky Messrs. volbert luid
Chamberlin, of The Chicago Tribune.
hlstorv cl the iwst of Shis most wonderful of cities ana
jwletaUod, clroumMauiLU, and moet vivid acooaot of
lih destruction by rtfe, with scenes; Incidental Ac- ro
tie complete In one handsomely bound octavo vo*3ie
of about SCO pages, with numerous illustration* by
Chapin tk Gollck, 1 from photographic views toxenrin
the snot. Agents' bouhd prospeotna (iirioe, Wc> w£jf
readr. For circulars, etc., address J. S. GOODMAN,
Publisher, South Oreen-st., Chicago.
Agents vranted—£ix agenth wanted to
sell Wbecler «fc Wilson sewing machines. TonfcmsO
■who thoroughly understand the Wheeler «fc WSflon
machine h liberal salary orcmunlssloa will bo given.
W. M. STODDARD, Agent for the Pacific Coaet; 437
Montgomory-feL. San Francisco, CaL
A GENTS WANTED sl2 TO ?2i A DAT. IN
il every county In the United States, Asell a newly
patented article of great utility and absolutely needed
in every household. For further particulars addr**B
THE CHAMPION MANUFACTURING COM*
PANT, Cleveland, O.
Agents wanted—*wo a month i employ
mentt Extra Inducement* 1 A premium hor*»
and wagon for agents. W© desire to arcploy-agents
for a term of seven years to sell the Buckeve fcO Slmv
tie Sowing Machine. It make© a stitch alike on both
aides, and Is the best low-priced- licensed machine in
the world. W. A HENDERSON CO., Cleveland,
0., or St. louls, Mo.
Agents wanted-the great Chicago
Fire. The crowning horror of th« nineteenth cen
tury. 100,000 persons reduced to beggary. Fearful
scenes; heart-rending incidents. kWO copies of this
book selling per ihiy. Sample copy, post pabL.SO oenta.
This book contains a splendid map. UfastraMoTiß and
a very full history. Address J. w. G GODSPEED,
Chicago, Cincinnati, or St. Louis.
Agents wanted—43 to £lO per day oan
be made by either sex. with mv now articles.
Samples sent free, C. M. LININQTON, 93 West Mom
roe-tit., Chicago.
Agents wanted—everywhere for the
Home of Goil’s People. The grandest and most
successful new' book out. One agent took lit orders lu
10 days. Oar circulars (sent free) will give full partlo
nlars, terms, etc. Address M. A. PARKER CO.,
152 South Morgan-et., Chicago, 111.
Agents wanted—in every town and
county to sell the latest and most novel invention
for marking linen, books, cards, etc. Send for circular
to A. M. RICHARDSON. General Western Agent; 122
South SangHTOon-Ht, Chicago.
Agents can make $;oo pkh month in
selling gong door bella in dlfferent-towm? and vli
li&ges. Only ten minutes’ work to adjimtono. Addroso
J. F. HAYS, 51 South. Ilalslcd-Ht, Chicago, 111.
Agents wanted—to sell a true and
large photogtaph-of the Chicago ruins. Persona
abroad must cncloto $1 for sample and Information.
Address 481 South Halstedwt.. Chicago.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
ALL I HAVE LEFT OF CAR LOAD- IS FOUR
pair of heavy black horses. Bnyers come early.
M. C. BRADLEY ,.531 Wabanh-av., In rear.
Anyone v* anting horses kept fok the
'winter can find good accommodations, at reasons
bio terms, at Dexter Park. Apply at Transit Hot**
Stables. D. ROSS.
FOR SALE—A PAIR OF GOOD WORK HOR-SES
with wagon and harness. Apply ut-21 South Cllu
ton-Bt. np stairs, at 10 a. in.
For sale—horse, buggy and harness.
The horse Is a good .road horse, is sold (or want
of use. inquire at IC*-South Peoria corner of Jack,
son-nt.
17 OR -SALE—A GOOD BUGGY. EXPRESS OR
general drift horse, cheap at 12?S Wa’ncsh ar.
FOR SALE—HORSE AND LIGHT DELIVERY
wngen, with cover, ami harness, all in good order,
and will be sold cheap. Enquire at J. S. BALDWIN
A IJKO.’S bur, Randolph and Curtie-ot-., Momluy. be*
lore neon.
ITIOL PALE—A LOT OF HAEAP OPEN AND TOP
touml buggya, suitable for the market; a’a
Jupl received Home line carriages, at reasotmblo prio -a
to suit tlie times. PENNOVER, SHAW «fe CD., coi
ner of Wnl nt-h-uv. and Congress--.t.
mill!. CELEBRATED STUDKBAKKII WAGONS
J. for sale, corner TwcUth-«t. anil Wubadi-iiv.. by
JOHN 11. HARPER.
*\\T A NTED—A lIGHT SASH AND DOOR
1 t wag« n. by the G. C. M AS. Co., c:» rner Twcut y.
second and hlorgmi-sta.
•\V ANTED—TO EXCHANGE A SLOW H-iRSE
li and open buggy for a belter traveller ami lop
buggy. paying the inherence in cash no f-mey want d.
but a guru. servlet able rig. Apply from 9to 12 at -K9
West Wnsldngtnn-st. O. C. Gll'Bs.
WANTED—' TWO SPRING TRUCKS AND ONE
Tt iiray. PM Ue* having either of the üb*»vo for silo
can hear of a purchaser at Room No. 1,4J South C.mal-
M. JOSEPH STOCKToN h CO.
WANTED-1 WANT TO GET FORTY DRAFT
?f hersert. I,2ft) to I,WO In weight. Apply to A. J.
CHERRY. 1715 South Caaal-Ht,
\\TANTED—A BAY HORSE OR MARE THAT
11 can step in 40; must be right In all r»*«R>ct*.
Also. a pair of couch harness, and one aingle ImrncsH;
he nearly new. Address No. 475 Tribune office.
BOARDING AND LODGING.
1 I /•THROOPST.-BOARD AND FURNISHED
rooms fur single gentliuun in a private
family.
i/|0 TWENTV-TIIIRD-ST., BETWEEN WA
JLrirmJ bash and Michigan avw.—Parlor'to rent for
business purposes; aD<. Jront chamber, with bedroom
attached, and room for two gentlemen, with board.
References required.
Q A SOUTH GRERN-ST.—A PLEASANT FUR.
-1 01/ nished room to rent, with or without board,
for lodging or mi office; terms moderate.
f. »T RANDOLPH .ST.. CORNER MOR
can M.. fo gentleman and wife or twoaiugle
gi ntUinen. wiih one or two furnlsl 6l roonm.
OC/i VAN AND
muju oduuitf room, for yeutloman and wifo.
or two gei tlonu-n. who would room together.
Th/L KJ^V/vv.ZTKirii:7TsiiTjd^U(K)aiS
W’:, to rrnt. fi,r pontlomaa and w:fe, or two sin-
Idogentlemen, with board.
*7 ADAMI-AV. FIVE HANDSOMELY 1
I furnished. rooms (one front) to rent, with
hoard, to gentlemen and wive*. Also, nlcu room for
o pontU im n. JfelerenccH exchanged.
A GENTLEMAN ANu WIFE CAN RE
I\. pjeaKihtiy aieommml.iled In a private
S‘\l* .i\ V :l 1 i,S A'; riV n i,r FighU-eutb-st. Address
car Tnbane bM Ch
BOARD WANTED.
TSOAUIn-WILt. NOT SOME IMirJCriTlJv M?b V
loi t!tt
K/"’ A ,V n A rA f: GENTLEMAN AND WIVE.
JJ relics of the Into hro. wish tv engage a largo front
rooth, or suite of rooms, in a lirst-class private f.nnilv
tm tho R ojilh Side, wliero there aro no other boarders.
Addiess W ILLIAMs, ,61 Wabash-uv.
BOAItD-KV A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
iind unfurnished room with modern Improvements’
preferprivate family vicinity of Waahingtnn-Ht. ami
I Plan J !u-k; will give Wrtislactoiy referencea. a<l
C fi O. Tribune office.
BOARD— AND FURNISH ED ROOMS, MODERN
n.prnvemenm, with tlrat.elass private famiiv, tic.ir
onion I urk. for pelf ntid wife. Address, with number
■iml price. IN ion PARK, rare of Tribune "m"" r
T>°AJ!D_HY a oentlkman and wife.
innrU jVA V r»^u^ l V? 0111 8, furnished or unfurnished.
l.ncH, A'll'l. tSL I S AddrMS S,: th
tOSI AND FOUND,
LOST -A T ALOE-SIZED
li uuk. marked W. s. Knight, Chicago. The same
tl/eVlre 11 n J l ;v‘>fcrti-av. ““are ‘lavs after
t V vehicle ami driver is in
irnld' for It "e»» 'i, c Jo save trouble and to bo ro.
tri caroJ.
T,°e2i -lI(,ND AF EVENING OF THE OKBAI
"in^inK,Spy°n^^
ffinl. 111. M owner “W bo addresaed at Rook-
Li°Hsbit l eA m A y' 0N MONDAY NIGHT. OH
willi bin niim' srk .wsy mare, in farm harnesa.
hi™\o u,.n One W cork off nn riaht foot. R©.
rewnrd. D pge House 1W Woat Eandolph-st liberal
Jj BOOK CONTAINING
Unrain i? c on*ency between Halstotl and
dmVr xHif* i th 6 1U I?. of Baudolnh-at. earn. The
M-5. r «Y *i. r elvo liberal reward by leering the
v» htt I>l,pJ l? f rT TTonBe «°rner KaikWpli mm!
itaisted htrt.. care jon N FESSI i.r*. y
Tj°ST^k’ N MORNING OF THE FIRE A
ill 555 ?Sff f ®Tr !U th on fore-
HhrrJih- iK lt hin l leg. Tho UnderwiU be
ruTrt r n re,uratu him to 40J South
Giark. or 2W .*-.«>tith JcfferKcn-wt.
-Tj°S£T™ S I£?P JT 01 JUMP .SEAT BUGGY,'
apring banket phaeton, ami some
one known to have been roacnort
HT* 11 Adams-sL, and not reported. I will mv n
vmc\riT« rt for luformntlon or recovery.
KDW ALPS, rare 41 f net Kinzio-st.
L ofe ?ir?i AK^. N V JOM T,rK PLATFORM out-
T,b*M !!f ,rn HU track «»w I. c. R. R. Depot;on
♦Vi i ls f i M ond> o*. October 3. a dentist’s operating
1 lied hiUt,,iVM ,lruwery top und .me drawer
112 retI?? 6 n'ynno. A reward will bo paid for
to 4oS Miehipau.av.
T/ J f,lr9 N T j I F. MORNING OP THE FIRE, A
u —Stone, Wakomnn. Ohio." .A
heionnl wilt he ji, I for tlio aaine, ami no oiiea*
116ns naked by WC M. 337 Wont Mndl.s,m-st.
T °ST—DURTNO THE FIRE. LEDGER AND
..marked “Estate R. A. Alexander,”
Trast-FmnV und other accnint books belonging io
Alexander estate, left in Lake Bark, front of Michigan-
A llberitl reward-will be paid fur tho above. J.
B. WALLER, 52 West Madison-st.. up-stairs.
■pOUND-TRUNK CONTAINING CLOTHING
A tor chililren and school books, marked Walker
COrnir
S T ?i‘ I 3 r I Z. TH PjYKTfES WHO TOOK THE
V E
ST3IATEP— ON THE NIGHT OF THE FIRE ON
the South Side, a red milch- cow; the Dpi of her
ipo earn wero cut off. Any nne giving Inlormati-.n ol
SLtaTSS No WOA twJi‘t h Q
S T Nnv fSS, EN -TUESDAY NIGHT,
Ks Nov. 7, from the barn No. 438 Rnmdiitvßt twn
bay horses, weight about 1.250-pounds each one horse
on wWtehin feet, and had a near
25,9“,°“ ier very too young burse
h reW a wIU
T v,Sfiy I 110 TOOK A CONCORD OPEN
witb llnfEiiTi 01 P'bJsU <tn»b rail, wooden bool, covered
Ir i'VJ Pcnnoycr ,k c°.’ri iionso. corner ot
“i 4 Congri M-Ht,, will please return It to
enmc place and save himself tronble.
T' A EN L'P—THREE COWS, ON NIGHT OF
-5- bre, nl 214 Dekoven-eL; two red and ono white,
raying 1 h&V tLtln Pro'-tog property and
•55S EWARD-^TP.A Y r.D FROM 430 WES V
W?.?r J B y? or B t a low sized cow, with short t*U
purt cut ofl, and large horns well ruHed up. any ner-
Hon giving such infbnnsthm as will leml tothortwy.
cow will get the abovo reward. PATRi-^
HOUSEHOLD GOODS:
FOR SALE-CHEAP—NEARLY NEW; 2 WARD
robes. 2 washstand, 2 bedsteads. 6 chairs, I cook,
sieve and 1 small stove. 13 South Curtis st. C S
■poll salk-cheai*-a lot of new STONE
WesT Madlwm-sL m dlbbo8 etc aad CM Lxtures.' 201
PARTIES HAVING HOUSEHOLD GOUIKJ TO
sell can get the highest cash price by calling on or
ortdr»aaing JOHN .V, RWVTH.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
BALE—PIANOS, ORGANS AND MKLO
i oeotift; and in rent. Repairing at the Cidcn<ro
iMano Factory, 269 East Rundolph-st.. by J. PRKS-
ANTED —EGEXiF
DlUceltaneeu*.
WivTPD— AIL LAJIOKEJW GOING HOCTIf
‘t? apply at )1« West Ran«lo!pli st„ m llioliaso.
tlrkclK <nn bo fia«i tu Ht. r*ouLt for $7
;,m5 SI" aniUo all Smuhi-ni points at thn low.
Jit ra P tcs“’ X>«?t lorgft—l9s \Veal|Kamlol ph-Hl. t Iu the
bneemcut.
T <A-TI.-n-C.OOD MEN TO SBLE AN ARTJ
(■o’ E™ tCorner of Canal amt llMriwnAtA
prVEPY KANOS TO OCT TO.
Fs'."‘fc »lm too toafa>*«•
rkUroodfi Month; cheap ticket aold South. A. A:*
01: LL. ?l Went Randolph-at.
WANTV. D HfVA\ nTNAVBAy AND ORItACAN
lor Tow: gan*i*rt£
cion advanced. All parti** who wl«h to aaoDff rawt
cjjJl to-morrow (Monday), between W un« **aUU
■wrtuheeiftT.. to be rcp!9t*r?<L
WASTED-i FIRStfCLAHS DOGaFRELJ’
advertlaliip writer for onr Pictorial
PICTORIAL ADVERTISING CO., 37 South* Jeffer-
HOn-ht. __
WANTKD-A COLORED HOY‘to WO Hit IN’
dicing roocn. Apply at JOItNBTONB HOvTSfc.,
123 and 185 \WjC Madi-mo-st.
Bookkeeper** Clerk*, <Scc*
-rKT-ANTKD SALESMEN, IMMEDIATELY OR
ist of Janmwy, several experienced men wfto
f «m «ofl larirrly of line itmhls to msrcliant tailors. Ap*
j!]y to E. nr VANtTNOKN CO., New York.
-rtf \NTED-BOOKKEEPEH AND BAHTENDEIV
If for hotel. Each mt»at’ have tfOm 31,*C0 to $2,000
nnA beat of reference. Beet of seenrirr and good
wages given. ImptireofT. ROBERTS, l»0£ Htule-nt.
WANTED —A MAN OF* EXPERIENCE IN THE
ntnicultnral Implement business to travel, to a«l-
JnHt ooconnte. appoint agent*,* Ac. One that baa an ei
tenKjvcacnnjUnlaiico with (Wafers In the Western anil
Northwestern Btates preferred. No omrneed answer
unless ho can give good references and. thoroughly
poswifin the business*. AddJ*e&a AGRIGtJ E/TURAi
IMPUEMENTS, Tribune ofUbe.'
TITANTFD—'TO LEAVE HHW DAV—2OO MRX
Ti for thepineries A winter'd work amtfreofaro
-ivrn; choppers. teamster*, sawyers, etc., the llisrhcnt
wapea paid. Also, 2 teamsters- for the clfys Cheap,
tlckete to po South. Apply at EMPLOYMENT
HEADQUARTERS, Room 3irLlnd’b Block, Kan
dolph'Of. bridge.
WANTED— A MAN WITH TKOROUOH'PKAC
ilciirKnowledpo and experience la all detail* of
the retail grocery business. Ur&xxeptionablo refer
ence* required. Apply, between II ami 2, atd&’StaCe
at., upstairs.
TfTANTKD—AH SALESMAN IN A RETAIL
n dry ponds store, in Loinmsport, Ind., an active
yenng man. with some experience Imtlie business; who
l-an speak German mid English, audit* willing to'work
for a moderate salary; satisfactory reference frcnrfbr
mcr employers nsjtilred. Address Box 166, Logans
pert. Inn.
XSTANTKD—A CLERK. ONE’ WHO HAS
f f had experience In an Insurance nf3c© In tliifl'City.
None others need apply. JETNAodlce, 585Wabaah-
WANTED-SALESMKN— TWO MEN FOR HE
tair shoe Htons must thoroughly understand
their business. Apply at the Great Assignee's Sale*
of Jtoota and Shoes 76 West Mudlsorwrt, D. ALDBNv
Asslpure.
Trades.
WANTED— A FTRHT-CX.ASS WATCH MAHER:;
to a reliable nuin steady emplwraont wlU'Tib
plven. Address A. 31. FISIIEk, Springfield, 111.
■\\T AN TED—A FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE TRIM
TT mcr Immediately; pood wages and steady cm*
nlovmont. Apply to ULAZEBY >fRIGHT, Bar
llngton, Riwu.
TITA-KTKD-WOOD ME.
f T flipnical jonrneymen, and one machine ruler.
Ad drat*. with Hpcclmeiiß and salary expected. E.*X.
K2NFIELD, LontavUlc, Ky.
\J|T ANTED—TWO GOOD TINNERS. APPLY ATT
T» the nhop. on Controlst,. near North Clark-st., tin*
coin Park. L. A. BEEBE CO.
*T*TANTED—TINNERS AT PIKSNIX STOVE
»1 Store. LW North Dearborn-wt., near ChlcJMfe-*v.
Would be glad to see any of my oldhamlt*. K. H. MA
SON.
TySTANTED—TWO FIRST-CLAPS CANDY M\K
tT er*.tow.rkonatlok candynmT-machinedrops.
ApplT at JOHNSTON BROS., 228 East Wnter-st,
Muwnnkte.
WAKTEI>-T\VO GOOD WOOD-U’OIIKEUS AT
Hpht work. Apply to W. J. HA GUIS. Jo.i »t. 111.
WAfitTKD —AT ONCK. I4ASONB Asll>
l>r:rkl:iyor*; nlso 100 lal urers
MnimfiirturerH* Exi*h:ui?ro, (6!« htute-et.;
ANTKP-A MAX WHO UNDERSTANDS
ti Job printinp, press-work, and the Geranc. lan
pit.'frc. He must be temperate, and of a trocil moral
clmneter. A steady situation for the riirlit hunt of a
Iran. Apply at Die iierultl of Truth oihcu. Kikhart,
Tnd.
WANTED- TWO MTI.LKPSTO DRESS STOX K.
(’all rl PLAAIOXDOIt’S, sl> South Canalbt., fro a
4 to r» ni.
\VA>’TKD-WATCH-MAKERS TO ({Q OUT OF
Tf «f the dry. GILES KUOS.. 2»4 Watnish-nv.
WfAXTFI»-r-> PAINTERS; AIAO a FIRST-
T* cla*s caniage blaei’Hmltha ami helpers. n«v>d
wf.pcs and steady employment piven by the STUDE
TSAKKR Pltns. MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
K* nth Rend. Iml.
\\r A NTF.D-r, CA RI NET 31A K ERS; STEADY
employment. ami pond wapes pU-en. H. S. CA*t-
TElt CO., corner Lake t.ud Jetfcrbou-sts., fourth
Poor.
TXTANTKIj—ANOTHER FIRST-CLASS WATCH*
1» maker; cr.upetpmul wa*res if skilful- and tem
perate; no intemperate pifji will be ratained. Apply
to TAPER RROTHERS, Cairo. Hi.
■\\t A NTE]!-SI.ATK .A NP TIX UOOFEIfcS. Apply
to ROPERT GRIFFITH, fcuate yard, corner
Nineteenth and Grnvc-sts..
■\VT jVNTKU-A printer to nxrx a glork
press. Apply soon, opposite Mlcldgan-ay.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP.
DyHPellnni’MS.
\\TANTEP-OIRL COMPOSITORS AXD A GOOD
J -tore'man; also, a pii 1 fo? cashier. Apply at o:Hce
of Tim Chicago Weekly pht-ulx.” 32 West Madlson-st
\\T A NT E P—A X ASI E RICAN\V()M.VX ~WITH
optcMhirf-n to po a short distance* in the conn
try: n widow and one that could furnish horown room
preferred. Ac dress, immediately, O. G. RULLARD
Paines House, West Randolph-sl., Cliicnpo.
DomeNtlo^.
TC'AIfTEP-A COMPETENT GIRL TO 1)0 OKX-
T f *ral housework. Apply at No. Ijo EUIh-uv., near
Lpanav.
T\TANTED—A GOOD COOK, ■WASHER. AND
t iioucr.m a private family at 219 South Sauza
mon-st.
\ITA.MT.n-A nun. TO DO GENERAL nOTJSF-
Tf weik hi the country, small familv, a Dauo
.-ywedo or German. Inquire 693 Wabaali av.. in base
ment.
W ANTKD—A GIRLTO DO IIKNEKAL KOCSK
'v'l.k, Fo a good girl gora! wages will be paid.
10. cst ,*\dan)s-st.
’W r VT, TCI <!iur, to no iskxkkal
tt housework in u (small fumilv. Inquire at 172 South
I’corhc.sf.
-\y ooon 1:1 iil to no chxeual
iuu preferred. Apply «t
ISs I ill) ly.tlVnf st.
TWO NORWEGIAN, SWEDE, OU
TT German girls; one to do general housework;
must be ageod cook; wage.-i, $.1.50 per Week; the other
for second work. and sewing. Apply at 1162 Stale st
WANTED— A UltlL TO DO JCOVSEWOUK, AT
*T i,.fiSou*b ItnNtcd M.. neir stock-yards.
\raNTKD-AN EXPERIENCED N(TRSE GIRL
r» Swwllsh or German preferred. Apply at. ch!i!
s?T>oflieo, Standard Hall, between ibaud II o'clock
a. nu
WANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHED, AND
T IroinT. at 2PO West Monree-at.
\\TANTED— IMMEDIATELY, AT 122? WAKASIL
Dnv., a mircc girl. References rcquiretl
Wanted— a noon uiul roif general
»t housework; also, a voting "irl forat -Ctl
West Monrou-*t.
\IT ANTED—A GIRL TO ASSIST IX GENERAL
t housework «t ITS West up stair*.
WANTED— A COOK, WASHER, AND iitOXEK
f f nt ftC Michl.eßnav.. immediately.
SeiunstreNws*
TITAXTEI>-SOMB LADIES TO HAKE FIXE
U buckskin gloves. Call sit Xo. 7 West Ramlolph-Ht.
WANTED—23 GOOD MATTDKSH MAKBIW.
Cull at O. 11. STACY* SON’S. 813 and 815
Statc-nt., between J2 and 1, or 4 ami 5 o’clock, to-cluy.
f Siij/rti*H nnctiim*. Oulj* Jind-class need apply.
Call at 137 -StntO Ht.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AJKW WHOLESALE GROCERY SALESMEN
of Boston have forwarded a small amount of
money to relievo the puttering* of their Chicago
frieuna. Grocery 1»ovh will please call on U. C- COOK,
comer Micliigai:*ftv. and Congress-nte.
B KICK-BRICK—I HAVE 300,000 HANDSOME
rial briok Hint I 'will contract to lay in the will,
or will M*li iJi*> entire lot. or i*rquantUit*> to suit* Cull
at Wabaeh-av. E. I). HARMAN.
CtAIvAL BOAT—ANY PAKTT HAVING A GOOD
be«t fur snlo c.in hear of a purchaser bj a<ltlro«c*-
ipg*'Q,”’Tillmiio office.
DiVOBCE» USOAU*Y OBTAINED FOB i»S
PLTtlnn, cruelty. eto. Fee after decree. Sight
yenra’ esperieuce, Address Box Fuat Office.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO LIEN EAW. BANK
rmdcv proceedings. and general eolloctio’us. D. J.
T„*VON. Attorney and Notary, 1W West Mmllson-Ht.,
law and loan ntface.
**TAH TKTW-TO BUY—STOCK OF DRT WOODS,
Will pay goort improved city real estate, balance
cash. Address 123 Park-av.
"YITANTEIV-BTvEK ETOS—NOTICE IS HEREBY
tt given to those parti n who h&vr tokenonr kegs
or barrels, during the tire, for coining water or other
purposes, that, unless they return them to oh, or place
them upon the sidewalk in front of their premises,
witldu twenty days from date, we wilt tako lesnl steps
to recover them. Downer Bemia Brewing Co., Help
Lehmann. F. Burtholomae «fe Co., M. Gottfried, F.
Schoenhofer, Sands Ale Brewing Co., John A.
TTTANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A PUPPY FROM
three to seven dare old, for which a liberal prioo
■will be paid. Address or- apply to A;W. MERRILL,
347 West Jackeon-et,
TRTAISTBD— IMMEIUATEIjY— CONTRACTS TO
TT bnllrt small bulloinir* or worK.«n for
V* or lc“i carpenters. Adurosu C. A. COB B. Hls South
Stato-Pt
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL AND RKA I, ESTATE PAPKR
purclmoed. K. L. CANFIELD. M South CUu
1011*01.
G- .A, MODES, grain, stock, and gold
HOOKER,' 62 Canal-Bt.
Money to loan—on diamonds, watches.
The aamebonght!
i ujVN ICLIFi, 422 West Jacksoii'St.. fomorly lbs
DoflrDom-ert.
■REPUBLIC IKS CHANCE COMPANY—I WILL
gS&S#** UUa
T0 1-OAX—MONEY ON CJKICAGO SEAL Esl
.G. 6. KXJBB ARD, 70-South. (Canalat.
$4-0 Aftfl. TO TOR A TKRH o
twits,ln improve*
SIM 9 HHiiLDON A: WATERMAK
&AA AAA TO LOAN IN StTMB TO SriT
lor CO orWrtavH. oifcflrHt clasJ a<*nA
“a”i-aT? It^wV? J ert<,nghtlUld aoW al: SU Va
SIOO,OOO l?oJ£fL
sssbustsss* WM
$24)0 non, t lsihj ok ildin’ois
rl* V ”farms, for five year?, at iftper cent
j, liifiCHOLff* CO..
TO LEASE.
fflO 1-EASE-TWO.Srdliy BtJIMHNO. Wx-il.
i. lot 10x12s, walls IS loch. thick, filial with saw.
oust, with (thorsc enclno soil boiler, corner Htewant
av. sail Mctlregorst. Aihlroua JOHS I*. ECK, IS I
Mi Cn gnr-st.
ri'O LEABE-ON I.OKO TIM.F. AT J.OW JtATES.
X GO foot on Ptate-f-t., north of llarnsou, near past*
fllco, l-xcolh-nt location. C. S. WAIaH.II, 5* West
Modima-ot. l~p frtwlrs.'
INSTRUCTION.
Ti?^rrrcTiON
or, with tho hcst refvroncod.
Qm:ATlf.y vr
Kr»jctrv r V
yonnt: man L l l ;--r a
Tribune f-ftir,.. 1 IK, t
SITTTATInv
an o-’tl't-ri- -I., T ,~r>, 7;i
A
cl! •prsznt'.itlrr
olh<-rwW. r., n »fi? 7 l
cvjTtmu-ndaUuo u, ’;™r h
office. Ui, t*apl*.y fp# _^ v V-.!p^
buildf-rj—A m- V lT 11 -T(T'‘'\
on* *•»•«*..j s rv*s \v;» r<, ri a- rV-bv 7
t<>
CITrATTON-
v "nt t-iri i'. r y> -i;v
clq**fiimJlv. (-ii)
QrrrATK.s vrx?£* n
o 'Tin, a
nnrt K\fTv wor), Ji»;.is,w
--fl.-r hir.nif
J.-7I viL, J ll 1
Tore *?-hos
rflO rent- na v
X «e) ».6nr»mr,i w o rr 'T>t,
Ingtdn-Rt, (j. T
HpO EENT-~-T(, l v ’‘'T
JL linnßf. *uh ftinii,.n.(;Ss>^
taken fnrtn-.t. 11,,-zVI
Awwy I4KW«(m.i..£ h, “’i! f-.s-,-,*
mo BExrriroinsrv^S^wiSS
tatfAUtfflk
rim kknt_o\ v...
V* «n,i Vw«v K s lUv~^
Jirick hmiH! ntiii ■’>■•r.-V:-.%
impim-mn-nIH. tviii l «i* .i.'M.O;
ply to a. ii. \rryi; «na^*:S
t C a H r ln—l^', 1
lint and roM w(,fy r
Inr. ctatam. r,- a n;
Stef'; wlttitan/i.-fn iW nrS'lt!
WIU lx- let to a ra n r- tilt.,;,'* an
wldfiKv onir r^v. r L- r^i
WaslUuKtonit. rpl7to
rpo H ENTlTpfm r s,;
modernlmpmeen,^,,
TO RENT—A' Nir* T v--£****
fcoiw. rnoTB,'* i \rV^r?.^ tT r^L
gT.. or to HNYpEtt a-
PTIO RFNT^^ A^. r -^_
BnglKßtalnA gi nr
Pfto RENT— OR fnr.~ ~^sa*» 5
T Iroal'i v, T
tmw. Arrlvt- i•vn 1
ruinn Nation;,! Bank 25
10 a. m, anil 3j. m. o*3t .Va"^
TO bent! irf't V*7; r T-
nitnre f.. r t.. JJLHfA'PI
anrt orator. Arplv.tr,;, ru, l^-
T"'o KENT-A'-nvn. NTn c
KWH. in '■'ii'Mi-J.., !*W
Beni FstMe m\r*j
T* erllrr »nll
'i (1 T *‘■t u„
TO r.u,..T;
dwi-liinsi;w£ r i•£**!*•
yi-ni-. WM. i.ii^i?ar. elr 7 s
mo RFxr-r
mo rkxt-the wiioiKnt. x
e-».. N,; v;,;
TO REyr-ROOMS.
HpD RENT—SIX-HOO;i
eMt B™* 8 No :cr: w^^actonaT a’iW'kc]
TO ltl'«T-'T)l! llf.rsr.KKSTlv.'? 7
llr.r (f >wr Wunvu av. i;.,., m.'.t,;,, i.
VPWIW-
TO EirNT-STORES. omen
TO KENT-TWO coop OFFK2» Oil
side ef .lfirlnsii:i, i -,v. (LA- ".r- Vr*
fftiw aid Van Rnrci-sN. A pain* Hews i'
J. BA PN’KY. I.niid Aci-nt.
RKNT-P.V OFF
Hall.with Masr** anil ‘(vn-rr. iVvrt
plan.* in Cliira".< TurPa
wPI wet I.cOO. Box nillce h?-aiia2
Miehicaa-nv. acaTliirln ath -r.
110 RF.XT-PE'iKluoOM Af TO
lioose lf» East Tnvior-.-t., U-t-w
Thir.l-av
TO RENT—SToItR IN* SKI'T SL'T
Arcl'er-ay.T ii«'>jT:*Me P>v.*»i'
I)EU RROs., »22 West Rar-lclf-n •t.cgcfli^
TO RENT-SKVFRAh
IT’S lai'tp Run-, WI fi;!c I‘t Lit-*
TO RENT—CII FA i'-'-T* A
ant. flit* parlor*- ex .N" v-W.'vWw
Elrtiio-rc fVnrt.
TO RENT-LAI:GE <T"i;F. UrtT*
pcrv*.»-rs.-}on, f>n«'
sold tills morning. h vat>u "n M l
(No. net.)
rim rent—fi>*k i.m’/jk s
X r°.xTT>. All 111- CxtUTiNatiiltor-'-V
this njrrrSotr. I.*? mom'i-* Nniti. __
mo nE-NT-filK SKW STIIRF. S 5:
X comer <>f piion N.t'rrtf*'; 1
pot. A No. lunch nuiiitcr *'.*rcut :n
TO KENT—A I..UIGE PASKMENT
brick l»h rk No. Zu Sei’.f’j ILudtn*-- a
DrzKN *t ki:o. _
frTo~" lil:nt-n;( -.vr offiu;
X ll.vrr.f :j“I stated Aiql.r 0
539 \Vcfn>li-nv.
TO KENT—A I.ODGV. HAIA ON
corner ef South C;:»r‘*i ’'F’.j;
outre at AD. CANDI EB. W
Flairs.
TO RI.NT-2D AND SD KUWtW«.-
plainest.. for light rr'crcbaioii-e.
tnent. Apply A. KI l'T-KK iu nNyrtiD.
oIEKT-FOKBm Nf
basement nt \v
vciy cheap. Call ami it. 1
T~ dltsiCT-nESK ROOM IN’ *ffiA
st-» opposite Peek court, occiijic-
I? Icnzlt’rt Fftfe store. __
TO RENT—ON COKXKKOI
EipMoenlU s» on ptm
purpose*; two. if deslrul. IrQirir^V^
O RENT k'aSEMEN'T.
rpßfiinn»nr, barber simp ..‘Ji-j-f
front, Wl Wabftsli ar. AVI!Ka w
av.
TO RKNT OFFICES srl T
woros, suitable Ur
desk* room nt Ml Walisib-av. Ai«^
Walmah-p.r.
TO KENT—IN THOMPSON.
of icottif*. 35x70,
a firo-proof vault .-nitaTile f-'r “Pj y
company nr nor IftrJit Ini.-w- 3 J
THOMPSON, 339 WV*t Maitt-a/.-
TO REST—A. I.AE(=E /roj-j-;-
square,numberr-w "^v,-<
fnnvlsheil or imfunib .f Lit ffH
inp howe; al»’^ r,lfl pH
barn separate. For jwrt» --J
mOEENT—**
Xon Wnbaf-n-nv., nf-ff
olUrea Apply b» JO?. 1
bnsli-av.
rr.O lIENT-THIRDAj>P'-
X Eandoli.h n«on 4&'
CAMELON, of Ciiweron. Am
mo KENT—I>■ ST-
X double front &i
st..between Pin.-anil OUJJ 1
aVevi lat«lynci*uriw< J^ l 7 art Aftf;
iillMK
St. Louis. Mo.
TO REST—IS
6t«Ti-. aoxwo '--“'V"; ..vSl'a r«'?' Jl
1«. w*-
Olive et.. El. l oiils. Me.
rpo IM-NT-A
A L.vvnijr.t. ju rttr
etnte. trill!* g?’sg‘S2sy* ,!a!
ulre of T. H. ;KI I V r ,i
J2 and lor alter so cloek. P
oImNT-HooMs wrrn
flooniCO.tiro. pndMsfy’ifi liiftu
on nr before Jaanar; ,-jl
HHOM.N. “I V- 1111
"TTTANTKI} —TO
W mental!: the vhnei.rel ia JEIV i
at., for two ample J
office.
■WANTED— 1 TO 7 KKN’r-' }*Vj
▼V room for acw
vote family; South j.
riven. Agrees
lATANTED TO UHNT—'.v^'L:
W rwms.
■\Va?liinrion-*t*. r 01 u
Tribune office.
■^U-anted—
?V per iiart of. a J uv^tA 1
tor a
not tooxceul #£&s
drew H T. euro Beck A lr3n
Karuplph-Rt „care of (trim*
TO-JNTEB-TO
TT r( oms» on either
ton, or Weti# 5I»UI-wu*sta. ic> u
the Chicay* Academy
-TO-xVNIIED-TO
Tf of rooms by a n.ana f|V
would buy a Cf ttare J»«j ijf. ill pfV
Itonso oalot with h^V. 1
dollars cash, hidanc*.- iu
full particulars. V^ tt
icnlruT A Trim^^
A BEES’ ENOiNKS
power: Uirofcliin?; 8 ■*^‘!]U,
en, saah ticker anrt w^ j! '.,_*»?•
tnortiainjr aaobluea, 35 Cans*
Affect.
FOR PALK-ONK ■£?.s.<&>&
power low prepare rQ{
lor tmnersi anrt their
$12,000; Price tt.WO.
4CR juul 4flf) Ffrieral-et.. I.<v4 i n-
perimcDtftl mncliineiy 1 ?T
ctl to inhere by tbe tire i at J* rr} r.
MrcWup V*’nrs*. 11 J
wnntM in ChtcJ»co.
WANTKD-A SV.VT I. ,„.l >y
nmip. with
onriitltvc*! i-M
J ii CC.» T. 0. i- T^