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ILLINOIS.
—A Mr.^AUardrwhilo'hunting near Sagetown, Id
company with a party from Galesburg, was ac
cidentally Shot and killed.
—The suit of St. Clair County ngalnstlho Wig
gins Perry Company, to determine tho owner
.ship of a tract of land situated Just south of the
Post St. Louis Elevator, and running along the
levee for some distance, has been ended In favor
of. the county. Tho property was valued at a
million of dollars,
—The TaylorviUe Democrat says that tho grand
Jury of Christian County has found a bill of in
dictment for manslaughter against A. P. Clark,
Superintendent of tho Bt. Louis Division of the
Toledo, Wabash Western Railroad, and Jaoob
Mcllins, engineer, for the killing of Jolm Cam, at
Palmer Station, on tho 2d ult.
—The Post Office at Oregon was entered by bur
glars on the Bth Inst., who only obtained about
ten dollars* worth of stamps to reward them for
their trouble.
—A man, supposed to be Charles Tucket, a har
ness-maker of St. Louis, was arrested in Quincy
l6u Monday last, having in his possession a quan
tity of counterfeit national currency and pinch
beck jewelry.
—At a festival given at the Congregational
Church at Sterling, on Wednesday evening last,
men did not only the honors, hut the work of the
occasion. The coffee, cakes, Ties, and oysters
were all prepared by masculine skill, and served
with manly grace. Not a woman was allowed
within ten fectof the kitchen. The ladies simply
'Bat down at tho table and called for the tooth
some results of the labors of their culinary lords.
—The Alpha lodge of Free Masons, at Gales
burg, dedicated a new temple last Friday.
—On Thursday night of last week A. B. Conlcc,
near Harris Grove, in Jefferson County, shot ant
4 killed his nephew, Wiley Puckett, aged 16 years
m at t.imMaxov family
with whom be (Coulee) had had a quarrel. Coulc>
gave himself up to tho authorities, and was bonne’
over for triaL
—William Monaghan, a member of Company B
Ninety-sixth Illinois Regiment, during the war
died at Waukegan recently, of a disease contracted
when In the army.
idWA.
Buena Thsta County bad last year six schoo'
houses, and this year has built twenty-eighi
more.
—A Mr. Bcnnet« of Blackhawk County, has in
Tented a potato bug harvester. It goeson -wheel*
with a revolving broom, which brushes off th>
bugs Into a tin trough or box suspended beneath
—Theresldence of Dr. Warn coke, of Elkport* wm
destroyed by fire on the night of November 1. Th«
Ices In building, drugs, medical library, and burn
ed money, was heavy.
—'L. Burnett has been appointed to succeed W
W. Walker as Superintendent of the Slonz Cit>
A Pacific Railroad, his appointment dating fron
the Ist Inst
—The Waverly Republican has a nut for tin
geologists to crack. It says that J. 0. Jones, oi
the farm of Wm. Janes, in Lafayette Township
while digging a well, found at a depth of 18 foe'
a stratum of petrified rock, and a china toy, tin
figure of a horse. Several wells have been dui
on the place the past summer, and not a sign oJ
rock was discovered, except in this instance.
—The Waterloo Reporter says; -‘On tho 22«)
Inst. Waterloo is likely to bo favored with one o:
the grandest musical affairs yet known In tin
State. A splendid new organ, valued at $2,500, i>
now being put up in the Presbyterian Church
and its appearance "Is to ho signalized, on thi
evening of tho day named, by a grand organ cou
cert. J. C. Flagler, of tho Plymouth Church
Chicago, will officiate at the organ.
WISCONSIN.
The editor of the Baraboo Republic has beer
shown a specimen ol marmo, purple, with blacl
and cream-colored veins and spots, surpassing ir
beauty any Tennessee marble he has seen. Tin
piece was brought to him by an acquaintance re
siding not far from Baraboo.
—Tho Democrat ears nearly every household it
Lancaster Is, or has been during tha last month
visited with sickness. The teachers in the pnblii
schools have not been exempt, and the board
wisely concluded to close tho schools for two
weeks.
—The Green Bay Gazette says that, during his
visit to Green Bay, the past week, Governor Fair
child accepted the resignation of tho Relief Com
mitteo, and appointed, as a now committee
Messrs, W. R. Boumo and W. C. E. Thomas, ol
Green Bay, and Myron T. Bailey, of Madison.
—Governor Fairchild has authorized the fur
nlshing of 3,000 feet of lumber, free of expense,.!.'
every family who win rebuild on their farms re
cently devastated by tiro.
—Tho Waupun Leader says that snow fell there
to tho depth of several inches on Tuesday last.
—Tho "West Bend Democrat reports that Join-
Neverman, long a resident of tho town of Wayne,
committed suicide on the morning of the 3d iut-t
by hanging himself in the garret of his dwelling
house. ITevermnn had shown signs of insanity
for some time past, and on several occasions tried
to deprive himself of his life, once by shooting
and at another time by drowning.
—Tho Appleton Times mentions on assault upon
Sam. Ryan, Jr., of tho Appleton Crescent, by C.
E. Molntosh, a defeated candidate for the Assem
bly: ‘.'Mclntosh crossed tho avenue to when
Judge Ryan was standing, figuring up election
returns, and, stepping behind him, without word
of warning, struck him a fearful blow upon Un
bend with a heavy stick. Tho Judge, totally un
prepared for such an attack, grappled with him,
hut tho crowd separated them, and then tho Mar
shal arrested Mclntosh, who was held for trial in
the sum of 3300.”
—The Fond dn laic Commonwealth says: Mr.
GeorgeC. Chase, the Commonwealth book-binder.
Is the victim of a stroke of fortune. His story
baffles credulity, but is, nevertheless, true. Mr.
Chase first came to Fond du Lae 20 years ago, re
mained a year,smarrled, and then returned to
Vergennos, Vermont, Ms old home, In Decem
ber, 1869, ho returned to Fonn du Lac, took
charge of the Oommomeeatlh bindery, and has
carried on the business over since. Monday
morning he received nows from an authentic
source which presages a future of wealth. A
claim has been established in England by which
tho family Is likely to come into possession of aa
immense fortune. Mr. Chase’a share must be
81,600,000,”
INDIANA.
The parochial residence of Holy Trinity Catho
lic Church in New Albany, which has Just been
finished, is one of the largest and finest buildings
of tho kind in Southern Indiana.
—Joseph Phillips, a‘ farmer who resided near
liogansport, left his homo November 3 with a lot
of cattle, which he Intended to dispose of at that
place, since which time ho has not been seen nor
heard of.
—Down in Harrison County, when tho regula
tors wont a man to leave tho neighborhood they
leave a bundle of switches at his door. This
ominous warning la immediately heeded.
-7-Gcorge W. Ryerson. who lived one mile south
«of Pierceton, and was one of tho earliest settlers
of Kosciusko County, committed suicide on
Thursday last by cutting his throat with a razor.
—At Fort Wayne, on the morning of the 9tb
inst., the holler of tho engine In the tender room
attached to tho blacksmith shop of tbo ‘Pitts
burgh. Fort Wayno Chicago Railroad exploded,
Indicting a groat deal of damage. The holier was
a very old one, having been in use on tho railroad
for about fourteen years, and- was purchased
-second-hand. It was altunted in a room iSxSfi
feet in size, and furnished tho motive power for
the blacksmith shop, which employs 122 mcu.
-The force of the explosion was tcrrltlc, a portion
of the boiler goingatruipht through the truss roof
and tearing away tho ca*t aud south walls of the
building, which wero about sixteen inches In
thickness. Tho bricks aud Umbers wore thrown
around with a pood deal of force, and there Is
scarcely anything left to show tho site of the
walls. The iron from the outside of the boiler
«yas torn entirely off, a part being hurled directly
port?; across tho. blarirstnitb
lertaln minister In Franklin agreed to preach llf-
V sermons in return for a horse, -which was
agreed to, and the animal furnished him. After
delivering two he failed to keep hie' further en
gagements, and for this brooch of trust he -was
lodged in Jail.' This -was a move entirely uncx
poctodfor the reverend gentleman, and he prom
ised to preach the remaining forty-eight as fast as
congregations could he secured to listen to him.
His proposition-was accepted, and be once more
breathes the free air of Heaven."
_ MICHIGAN.
The Detroit Free Prat of the Sth says; Re
ports from the lake ehoro and from the interior
'counties go to show that the late rains have
•mothered out most of the Are, and that no fur
thcr damage is being done in any quarter. In
to^iS 0 51611 5 <ieatr0 c( i nil there was
be or burning out, and there is
»““nty n the State Which has not iost
Tho flrßt KUUW storm win remove all
further apprehensions of danger and th„
-^hto°d S ntl ,riUsoa lous ray to wurd rc-
to everything exeept landi a£
by^eSher^d^wh“ L „verS?r g h?en.
sued, in which the thieves got the worst of it
ry »y name, was Instantly
•IrUledhy a hali from tho Sheriffs revolver, and
ttoother, whoso name was not ascertained, was
wntaily wounded.
—Grand Bapida claims a population of 18,130, as
wmwn by the recent school census; an Increase of
18,0.
_ Common Council of Ann Arbor bare
passed an ordinance imposing a tax of tIDO on
citv 4O for every billiard table In the
010 441
WUUam Hcad bt Isaa County, lest the sight
of his right eye, recently, by tbo bung of a eider
barrel coming out and striking it.
—The fruit growers of St. Joseph are heavy los
ers by the ruin of Chicago commission merchants.
The defalcations of J. W. Huliu, late Clerk of
the State Prison at Jacksonville-, foots up about
SIO,OOO.
—Mr. Alexander Mitchell, of.Grand Rapids,
formerly a railroad contractor, Isl missing, and
his friends are anxiously searching for him.
—The number of families -who suffered by the
Area in Fillmore and Laketowu is whom oc
lost part or all of their buildings and contents;
the remainder losing such as were out jot doors,
as bark, cord-wood, staves, logs, com in the
holds, fences, Ac, Some even carried out their
furniture, bedding, Ac., expecting their homes
would bum; and such articles were burned, while
the houses were saved.
—The body of John Irvine, a soldier of Company
E, First Infantry, stationed at Fort “Wayne, was
found on the 6th floating In the river at Bt. Clair.
Irvine had gone on a visit to Port Huron, Oct. 11,
and, It is supposed, fell into the river while in
toxicated.
—Robert McKinney, ex-Clty Comptroller of Bay
City, Is on trial for the fraudulent conversion of
Ho,ooo of city funds.
MINNESOTA,
The examination of the Manitoba raiders, O’Neil
and Curley, commenced at St. Paul on Wednes
day last before United States Commlsslodcr Spen
cer. The government examined thirteen wit
nesses, showing the military operations of tho
raiders, and then rested tho case. General San
born. for tho prisoners, then rose and moved to
dismiss tho complaint, upon the ground tlint there
was no evidence of any crime having been com
mitted under the Jurisdiction of tho United State*,
whereupon the court took tho motion under ad
visement and adjourned.
—lt has been suggested that tho name of White
Bear Lake. Pope County, be changed to the orig
inal maian oi m m%u, h \nn»a.u-nHVn,'
signifying white boar water.” As there is anoth
er Whito Bear Lake near St. Paul, the change is
made necessary.
—Two new towns have boon platted along tin*
line of the St. Paul A Sioux City Railroad, In
Nobles County,—one at Okabona Lake, to bo
called Worthington, and the other some eight or
ten miles farther north, to be called Hersey.
—During the past two months there have been
ihlj'ped from Dassel about 5,000 pheasants, ducks
and prairie cblokens, and several tons of venison.
KANSAS.
A man named Miles McNemoy foil Into o well
at Leavenworth on the 7th Inst, and was killed,
by striking his head against the stone work.
—Dickinson is one of the counties whose scrip
is worth dollar for dollar.
—The Saline Journal says that work has been
commenced on the dam for a mammoth water*
power grist-mill at that place.
—'Woodson County has voted $175,000 to the
capital stock of tho Paola 6: Fall River Railroad.
—Tho Neosho Falls Advertiser says that Mr.
Thad. Crane mot with a serious and painful acci
dent at tho saw mill of Crane, Biddiaon Jones,
which, it is feared, will result in the total loss of
his right eyo. A lover used for ungearing broke
and fell among tho band wheels. Mr. Crane
jumped on one side to turn off tho steam, when
the lever, which was being carried around with
great rapidity, was thrown violently against his
eye, crushing it completely in.
MISSOURI.
A boy named Charles Myers' was drowned at
Kansas City on the Bth Inst., by foiling into the
river while Jumping from a ferry boat to the
dock. Ho had no relatives living, his whole fam
ily having been murdered by the Indians in Min
nesota during the great massacre a few years
ago.
THE TERRITORIES.
A singular reminder of tho approach of winter
comes to us from Utah. In a canon of the Big
Cottonwood Mountain—a locality famed for Its
silver mines—tho snow, for two
or three days last week, fell
with groat rapidity, and now lies over four feet
Jeep on a level, with hugodrlfta, thirty feet high.
A large force of miners were caught by
this storm far up tho canon, and fears are enter
tained for their safety. It appears that no one
expected a severe snow-storm so early
:in tho season, hence the miners were not proper
ly supplied with provisions. They can find shel
ter In tho mines, and In their mining huts; but
already it Is thought they have eaten all tho food
they had on hand. Half a dollar u pound was
offered to teamsters and pack men to carry them
food, but no man dared attempt the passage.
—Although some mining and considerable pros
pecting Is being done, “times” at Caribou are
somewhat dull. The place Is built up somewhat
ahead of tho demands of tho present popula
tion.
—Sergeant Henry Haham, Company F,” Fif
teenth U. S. Infantry, died at Fort Bayard, Xew
Mexico, on the Bth ult.
—A genuine marriage ceremony terminated the
entertainment at Boulder, given in aid ot the
Chicago sufferers;
RAILROADS.
The Toledo Commercial ot tha 9th says: “We
hoard yesterday from Tiffin that tho rond-bed of
(he To'edo, Tiffin <t Mansfield Road is so nearly
completed that the line between Toledo and
Mansfield will be ready for the Iron within thirty
days. Piesldent Soott, ottho Pennsylvania Co.,
says track-laying will commence as soon as the
lied Is ready for It, and will bo prosecuted with
energy. This work will probably eommenco at
Mansfield, at which point the iron will bo de
livered. It is now expected that tho entire line
will bo open for business by tho early spring."
—A railroad from Joneaville, on tho Michigan
Southern, north through the towns of Litchfield,
Homer, Albion, and Eaton Rapids, to Lansing!
thence northwesterly, to connect with the North
Pacific by such route as may hereafter bo deter
mined upon, has been so far completed that cars
will bo running by January 1.
—A surveying patty of tho Chicago Canada
Southern Railroad has been at MiUcrsburg, lud„
for several days past, a new survey having beo'j
rendered necessary by tho destruction of tho pa
pers of tho company by the Chicago fire. This i,
tho fourth survey of the lino through that
-Tho Wheeling (W. Va.) Lake E-'. 0
road, projected from Wheeling Island, to" Toledo
is now in a fair way of completion, Tho dlstni-
is about 200 miles. distance
-Certain railroad men ef Mt. Vernon have Just
returned from a visit to Mattoon. Illinois, an,
other ra lroad points, and report tho prospects
good for tho ultimate celupletlon of the chfeago
Southern Hllnols Railway to Mt. Vernon
The work is progressing rapidly between DccaUm
and Mattoon, and will soon bo finished. Then
work will be resumed between Mattoon and Ol
ncy, working south as rapidly ns tho state of
tho weather 'will permit.
—Railroad car wheels made of paper have been
successfully tested in Now Jersey. Long impc
tends to harden the substance %r which they are
made, and tho more they are used the better they
become.
—A narrow-gangc railroad from tide-water to
Pittsburgh is said to bo one of tho lull-formed
projects soon to bo developed practically. The
office is In Philadelphia, and it is thought that tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has an interest
in It.
—Tho Utah Northern Road is progressing.
This road is now under construction between Og
den and Soda Springs, to which place it will be
pushed from Logan (its winter, terminus) during
ISt2. Soda Springs la also on tho line of a branch
of tho Union Pacific Hoad, already surveyed from
Evanston, the locality of tho rich coni fields
worked by the Union and Central Pacific Com
panies. From this common point (Soda Springs)
a Joint lino will bo built through Montana to i
connection with the Northern Pacific Road. The
route Is first to the Snake River (at Taylor's
Bridge), thence Up Snake River sixty miles to the
low divide between Madison and Henry t—-~,
«Sr,^rv'L WIUOW Crcck «Sions.andmTcS
sec* ig the Northern Pacific at Jefferson.
RAILROADS.
CHICAGO, ALTON ST. LOUIS
Through Line,
And Louisiana New Short Route
FROM
CHICAGO TO HATTSAg CITY,
On »1 mflsr Mender, October 30th. 1871 treh,. -in
Lmti,
,M ,**i,Fu£ t SCßiV) Utn fer«t.Lonh.
930 JL a., (except 80nd.7) rutKxpnu. Ibr
gjr. direct, vie
4:10, p. m., (except Gander) Joliet Aoeommodetion
S;80p. m., (except Gcnderf Night Kxpreee for St. Lent*.
*s la lifne. On Bunder this train rucj to
split!gfleld only.
8:00 ,r- (excent Sstnrder) hishtninx Express for St.
LoaU, rip M*ia Line, and alio Tl* Jackson Till*
aITUIOD.
Arrlre*
S 4 n?d&“-
JolUt AocnmmodAUoa daily-R;* m (oZ c«pt Sun-
ZV^iA ite Jil ngCAr s o°”
than by any other Utf ad **tn Ua*
rnn'oa all Bmo cIn can
car* bttwMQ CniAfo ud fADnlag thtt,
hour*?**
nibt trains, Si tSiidfe o5 u£ iSSSK I
McMULUN,
General Snßerfnt.nd.nt, Chloaao.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1871.
INSURANCE.
comm
INSURANCE COMPT
OF NEW YORK.
The following correspond
ence explains itself:
Office of coxtcs*ental insurance company,
NO. 102 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
October 25,157 L
Hon, CEO. W. MILLER, Superintend
ent Insurance Department, State of
Now York:
Dear Sir: The failure of many Insur
ance Companies by the Chicago fire,
after assurances had been given that
they were able to pay all demands, and
to pursue their business, has Justified
an apprehension in the public mind,
and r porhaps, in your own, which It Is
important should be allayed.
We, therefore, so far as this Company
is concerned, request you, at your ear
liest convenience, to investigate its
affairs, and to ascertain its position
and ability to fulfil existingobiigations,
and all that may arise in the ordinary
course of Its business.
We wish, also, to call your attention
to our increase or capital, already
largely over-subscribed, and desire to
know when we can close the subscrip
tion books, and call in tlio money, un
der your construction of the statute.
Your prompt attention will be regard
ed as a favor.
Very respectfully,
CEO. T. HOPE,
President.
Insurance Department, State of
New York.
At the request of the Continental In
surance Company of the City of New
York, I have taken the earliest oppor
tunity, since the adjournment of the
National Convention of Insurance
Commissioners to Investigate the af
fairs of the Company, and 1 find Its
condition to be as follows:
Its assets, amounting to $2,847,'
307.54, are Judiciously and safely In
vested.
Its capital of five hundred thousand
dollars is unimpaired, and It has a sur
plus of net assets largely In excess of
tho amount required to reinsure Its
outstanding risks, after providing for
all other liabilities, including Chicago
losses.
Its losses sustained at Chicago are In
course of rapid adjustment, and leave
the Company with abundant ability to
afford indemnity to its customers, and
to respond promptly to all customary
claims.
Tho subscriptions to Its voluntary ad
dition of five hundred thousand dollars
to Its capital are much greater than
double the amount to which stock
holders are entitled, and the subscrip
tion books must yet remain open until
the 20th Inst., at which time the sub
scriptions may be made payable.
(Signed) CEO. W. MILLER,
LOCAL OFFICE,
393 WABASN-AV.
Office of Western Department,
12 Eldridge- court.
PHENIX
Insurance Company
Of Brooklyn, N. 7.
Gash AaspjtSj Oct. 1, $1,858,755.46
Net arrets, after pay
of Chicago losses 1,500,000,00
The Phcnix was the* first Com
pany to pay a loss after the great
fire, andthe Adjusters of the Com
pany are now engaged in pay
ing all of its losses as fast as ad
justed. Policies issued on all
classes of hazards at fair rates.
R. S. CRITCHELL,
Special Afiit for Uie Northweetcrn States.
Office 30 West Madison-st.
Branch Office, 386 Wabash-av,
TO THE POLICY HOLDERS
OP
NATIONAL
Insurance Company
OF BOSTON, MASS!
The undersigned, being duly authorized and dele
-.gated with fall power to adjust and settle all claims
against the “National Insurance Company, of Boiton.
Mass.,” and to make prompt payment of the same
whenever properly and satisfactorily adjusted, takes
this method of Informing all claimants, and for request
ing them to present then claims, with proofs of loss,
to him, at Room No. 2 Masonic Building, corner of
Randolph and Halstod-aU., with aa little delay os pos
•ible. WM. N. BOWEBS, General Agent'
Chicago. lIL, Nor. io; 1871.
REPUBLIC
Snßimtitoo company,
IHfrhr.lpricc paid f„ C.tsilfor a J,*,, r d
D. E, TENNEY,
LAMAR IS. GO..
OF NEW YORK.
"O®*? 17 Sherman House, after 2 u
SalStoa I Sfttld^^. i concernta f
A. R. FHOTHmOHAM,
YONKERS NEW YORK
Insurance Company.
.^uS^m^mS,^iS J r e c r c 11 Uon
.-pass JgSxS™
Ad] ester lor tho Bocelver,
American Exchange and Commerce Fire In.
eorance Companies, of Sew Tort.
SIS’ f'sßolss In the
Not. 10, 1871. 77 Wot Madiaomat.. Boom A
Pacific Ininrance Co. qf San
Francisco.
CASH CAPITA! 51.M0.000 GOLD. El.ti tsk.n
fair r.le«. Louee f omptlr edin.tod end pstd.
UMtero Branch aUc*. 473 Wabaah arena*
Hntchiori ABalato.* G«oeral Agents. Millar A Ttw-_
4TI WnbAFlftT. Loo# Actnr* fcvrCblrwn.
REPUBLIC
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Hubert Price Paid for Adjusted cna«~ t
D. K. TENNBY,
494 Wabuh*ftT«
tan Api.
BEO.C. CLARKE
CO..
I’B/.TCXPJI OFFICE,
No. 10 Eldiidge-coort.
No. 35 W.Waslnngton-st.
PM HABIE
Insurance Agency.
Risks taken in the following
Reliable Companies:
IWDMCTURIRS’
INSURANCE COMFYf of Boston,
ORGANIZED 1823.
Albany, Not. 2,157 L
Usets, alter paying all losaea, Including thoae
of the Chicago Fire, $1,150,000.
HOME
INS. COMT, of Columbus, 0.
iRWESTEI NATIONAL
INS. COMT, of Milwaukee.
FIRE INS. COMT, of New York,
Cargo Insurance on
the lakes taken at
current rates.
Shippers and Merchants desir
ing Marime Insurance, either
LKTLAUD or OCEAN, are in
vited to aprply at our office.
Superintendent.
GEO. C. CLARKE CO.
.Vos. lO Eldridge-court and'
35 If*. Washington-st.
NORTH BRITISH
MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF IOSDOS ASD EDIJfBCRCH, 6. 8.,
WUil have intact, after deducting CHI-
Capital,
Fire Surplus, over 3,000,000
Life Assets A Annuities, 11,000,000
$24,000,00 a
Of which $1,100,000, besides the $200,-
000 deposited with the State Department
of Illinois, is invested in this country, and
will remain intact for the benefit of the
Fire Business of the United States.
Two well-known and prominent Amer
icans, Hon. Hugh JtcCulJooh, former Sec
retary of the- Treasury of the United
States, of the Banking House of Hessrs.
Jay Cooke, McCuHocii Co., and Junius
S. Morgan, Eaq., successor of the great
American: Banking House of Messrs.
Peabody Co., are act five Directors of this
Company in London.
Up to THURSDAY, 9th inst,
Of this Company’s losses by Lhe late fire
had been paid.
Branch Office ami Board of mil as
for the Bailed Strata,
50 William-st.jNewTTork.
S. M. MOORE CO.
379 Wabash-av. and 68 Canal* fi
AGENTS
il. J. SMITH,
Superintendent Agencies fbr OWo, Indb ma,
Illinois. and Michigan.
Underwriters’ Agency,
€a*h Assets, After paring Loises,
$2,500,000.
We are'paytng lone, Ir. fan ftrt a* nd-
Mted, by Slgbt Draft, o a new Tort.
ADJUSTING OFFICE,
60 South. Camal-st.y
SECOJro FtOOB.
FIRE INSURANCE
DvdQopr and other prop*
ertft at tte Local Offices^
G& South Canal-sti, 9d floor,
anti 475 Wabursh-av.
on, noor i sccbder,
A<y’astmp'Office Fee pie’s Insurance Co.,
of San Francisco, CaL,
iSSftS^JSSaS
Adjuster for PeopleV, Xda. Oa. ofSan^Pn^clAoa
CLAIMS FOiR INSUEANCK
C. D. PAUL,
Ittoruey 'at-haw.
231 WestiL adieon-st.
-“acol
INSURANCE.
BEsUTCH OFFICE,
HOFFMAN
OFFICES,
THE
CAGO LOSSES:
$10,000,000
Over, I^o^oo
OP NEW YOEK.
,agei\ts.
INSURANCE.
UNION
OB 1
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
CaslCapl, Eoli, $1,000,00
Assets, Golfl, $1,115,573.67
THOMAS GOODMAN,
AGENT,,
165 West faslitoi-sl„
BBANOH OFFICE,
472 Wabash-av.
REFERENCES:
NATIONAL WATCH CO.
HAMUK, ttat.f A CO.
FIELD, T.TTITVW A CO.
E. K. WHHKI.Wt A CO.
EDWAED?, BLUETT CO.
J. W. ETITLEE CO.
LOW BEOS. CO.
CULVKH, PAGE HOYKE.
CHANDIEE, POHEEOY NOYES.
VAN BCHAACE, STEVENSON RETD,
TTTRBABB SPENCEB.
T. M. AVESY.
EICHABBS, CEUHHAUQH SHAW.
U. D. WELLS CO.
M. BYEBSON ft CO.
FBANE STUBOES ft CO.
C. M. HENBEBSON ft CO.
LIFE INSURANCE.
EWIPLOYfVIENT.
Steady and permanent work, with
certain and Überal pay for Capable and
upright Business Men,including Clerks,
Teachers, and Clergymen in Chicago
and Northern Illinois, by the
CONTINENTAL
Life Insurance Co’y,
OF HARTFORD.
Apply to GEO. P. KIMBALL, General
Agent, 13S West Randolph-st., Chicago.
N. B.—Liberal arrangements made
with Policy-Holders suffering from the
late fire for continniug their Policies.
Those having their Policies burned
will have them renewed by notifying
the General Agent.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RELIEF Ml) AID DIRECTORY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The work of the Belief Society is enormous, extend
lug over many miles of territory, and. in all its depart
ments, embracing from 50,000 to 75,000 people.conducted
largely by persons whoso conduct we cannot personally
scrutinize. It is the people’s work we are trying to do,
and wo ask all persons to give us information m writ
ing fof any abuses, either In distribution or deport
ment, committed by any officer or person connected
with tills Society, we particularly invito Information
as to cases where people receive aid who ought not to
have it, as well as all cases where needy and worthy
persons are overlooked.
Such communications should bo precise, pi ring
names, places, and definite particulars, and be
od to WIRT DEXTER, Chairman.
Information for Applicants for
Relief.
The city Is divided into five districts, and eaohdls
trict is subdivided Into sub-dlstricta, as follows:
DISTRICT NO. I. This includes the wholoof the
North Division. The distributing offices are at inter
section of North Wells and Clark-sts., and at thu cor
ner of Sedgwlckand Dlviaion-ats. Sub-Dbirict No. 1 in
cludes all north of North-ar. Sub-District No. 2 In
cludes all south of North-av.
DISTRICT NO. 2.—This Includes that portion of the
West Division lying north of Kinzio-at. Sub-District
No. 1 includes that portion lying north of Chlcngo-av..
and the distributing office Is at tho church corner of
Reuben and DivlMon-sta. Sub-District No. 2 runs from
Chlcago-av. south to Klnzie-at, and the distributing
office at the Tabernacle Church, comer of West In
dlona and Morgan-sts.
DISTRICT NO. B—This Includes that portion of the
i West Division bounded north by Klnzle-st. east by the
River, south by TweUth-st, and treat by thb city
limits. Sub-District No. 1 includes the territory east
of Rouben-st.; office on Madlson-st. opposite lliroop.
Sub-District No. 2is west of Reuben-su, and the office
is at tho Church comer of Park-av. and Robey-st.
DISTRICT NO. 4.—Tills includes all of the Wesi
Division south of West Twellth-st. Office at the cor
ner of Wrlght-st. and Newberry-av. Tho sub-district
offices have been discontinued.
DISTRICT NO. s.—This includes Ihe whole South
Division. Sub-district No. I Is the territory north of
Twonty-spcond-at.. and the office is at Plymouth
Church, corner Wahash-av. and Eldrldgu-tooru Sub
district Ka 2 Is south of Twenty-second-st., and cast ol
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad, with
office corner of Twenty-iCfth-st. and indla&a-av. Sub
district No. 3 has an office at the comer of Archor-av.
and McQregor-st., and its territory Is that part of the
South Division lying trust of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Chicago Railroad, and south oi hie river.
District no. s.—aiiof cook county outside oi
the city of Chicago. Superintendent, C. U. Puscheck.
Office, corner Hoisted and Baudolph-sts. Tho person*
to be aided by this agency aro such as have, in conse
quence of the fire, lelt tho city, and not those resident
In the country towns at tho tune of tho fire. An agent
Is appointed In each town where such persons aro now
living, to receive applications and distribute relief.
Committee on Charitable Institutions.
The Committee on Aid to be extended to existing
charitable Institutions Is as follows: lion. R. B
Mason, Henry W. King, Marshall Field. John V. Far
well, and N. B. Boubm. Applications in tills be tall
may be presented to either of tlie above named gentle
men, who will bring the same before the committee at
their regular meetings.
Shelter Committee.
T- M. Avery and T. W. Harvey. Headquarters a
409 West Wofihington-st.
Committee on Sick, Sanitary, and
Bnopiiol fiXoaoaros.
Dr. H". A. Johnson. Chairman. Headquarters, alto
Monday, if pvember at Standard HaU.
SPECIAL. BEUEF.
The distribution office for special relief is at tht
Chorohof the Messiah. Wabash.av., near Tlabhard
court. Applicants must come with application!
stating the facts entitling them to relief, and reoom
mendacious from the pastor of the church whore thoj
belong, or the properly authorized officer of any benev
olent society oi which they may be members, who »bat
have examined Into tho merits ef the case.
STANDABD HAH.
The Executive Committee of the Belief and Aid 8o
doty sits dolly and ail day. at Standard Ha.l, to super
rise and direct the business of the various sub-corn
dittoes who report, every evening, in public ezecutlvi
session. Bills against tho society should be presented
at this office for payment, between the hours of 2 and
4 p. m.
All goods that may have reached the Relief Society
consigned to Individuals or to other societies, win h*
delivered to the consignee anon application.
NOTICE.
Committee for Special Heliei«
Church of the Messiah, come; Wabash-av. and Hub
bard-co art.
(Thla Committee will 1)6 in teuton to receive applies
dons tor relief from 9a.rn.tol iJfln. each day. Thr
The work of thla Committee is limited to cases where
I for satis factory reasons, the applicant cannot obtain re
l by application to the General Belief Depots. Pe«
flotM who have been roeelrtng aid from the Dlstrld
I De9o**> or can conveniently do so, ahoold TnnVi
i their applications there, and not to this Committee
Every for relief to this committee ehonlf
present an application In writing, stating name, pres
ent resident* and raldissce beioro.the nre. thennm
her of person* oonatitutifig the family, and their agt
and sex, whether such applicant was burned out, am*
the extent of the losses suetahtert, and what. If any
means of support are open to stub applicants, anf
whether applicant has received, or expacta to receive
aid from other sources. Such applicant
should also set forth la detail and wltl
exactness the relief which is asked for, stating kind
and number, and quantity, with sufficient dletinctnes>
to enable the Distributing Agent to select the article*
named. Care Is needed Inthis respect, as mistakes are
constantly being made as to clothing, especially for thf
want of tae proper statement as to sizes ana dimen
sions and as to the special kind of garments desired.
Every such application should he certified
by the pastor of a chm ch or propel
officer of some organised benevolent as
sedation, or a member of the Belief Society
or of thla Committee, or by some vhdtrr appointed bj
tide Committee, who shall state in such certificate that
this condition and needs of the applicant have beer
duly investigated to the satisfaction of the person m
certifying, and no application not so certified win b#
considered, wianv forma of Certiticalt s be ob
talned of the Committee. Careful atuntlon to thf
requirements herein set forth will wiro beth the appll
cant and the Committee much trouble and delay.
J5. Q, Li£NED,
jTh airman
SOBT LAIRD COLLIES,
Bccretar
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ths following art tfu nanus toms of tht lead
ing houses in tht diy
Advertising Agency*
H. H. CHANDLER, Authorized Advertising Agent
for'all Chicago daily papers,- and receives all
cards for this directory.
and 446Stato-st
LOUIS LLOYD GO.. Oen. Agents.s9 W.Bsndolpb.
COOK, COBURN A GO.. Newspaper Advertising
Agents for all papers id the United States, 454
Wabash-av.
Agricultural Implement!.
ATWATER A CO., 51 and 53 North Jefferson-st
Architects.
W. L. B. JENNEY.I2 Peck-court
DIXON AHAMILTON, 829 Btate-st
KOBB ACKKRMANN, 132 West Madiaon-at
E. S. JENISON. 669 State-fit
T. V. WADSKIER, 390 Stalest.
L.D. CLEVELAND. 706 Wabash ax.
F. A E. BAUMAN, cor. Monroe and LaSalle its.
OTTO n .MATZ, Nixon Bdls., Jlonroe and LaSalle.
CYRUS P. THOMAS. 458 Wabash av.
IM.ACKY A ARMSTRONG. 448 State it.
GKO. 0. QARNSEY. i72Wabash av.
JOHN w. ROBERTS. 364 Wabash av.
Wm. THOMAS, 70 W..Lake.st.
JNO. K. WINCHELL. Madison, bet. Dearb. and State.
J. 8.4 W. 0. COR LIES. 101 Washington it., nr. Clark,
Abstracts of Title*
3HORTALL 4 HOARD, 493 Wabash av.
Auctioneers*
W. A. BUTTERS A CO.. 3 and 4 Randolph it.
Belting and Rubber Goods*
HALLOCK A WHKKLKR, 23 West Bondolph-it
K. B. PRLSTON. 23 S. Canal-st.
RUBBER CLOTHING CO., Michigan sr. and Bar*
risen at.
Belting Manufacturers*
MUNSON CO M 14 and Iti W. Randolph-fit
Booksellers*
MITCHELL HATHAWAY. 58 South Canal.
W. G. HOLMES. 191 West Madison-fit
AM. S. 8. UNION. 220 W. Madison st.
Boots and Shoes*
BULLOCK BROS., cor Wabash av and Tweniy-first
st, and 211 Wtßt Madison st.
FLAGG* CO., 2fi6 West Madison-st.
DOQGETT, BASSETT HILLS, 522 Wabaah-av.
0. H. FARGO A CO., 613 Wabish-av.
C. 31. HENDERSON A CO.. Mich. av. and Congress at.
J. B. L AfIIKIN, 157 West Madison st.
31. D. WELLS A CO., 618 Wabash av.
McACLEY. YOE A CO.. 200 3Hcb. av.
GRKKNoFELDER, ROSENTHAL 4 CO..cor Oongres
and Micliipm-av, opposite Michigan Avenne Hotel.
WISWALL, NAZROA THOMPSON. 231 Michigan av.
Bakins Powder*
OR. PRICE'S. Cream. 47 and 49 West Lake-fit
Boilers*
C. MASON 4 CO., cor. Clinton and Carroll-Sts.
Bag Manufacturer.
HART, ASTEN A CO.. 5 and 7 W. Madison st,
J. A H. CHAPMAN, fooWWVst Washington st
Bedding*
A. S. ESMAY 4 CO.. 135 West Lake it
Banks*
3IECH A SICS’ AND MAN F. KX.. 669 State st.
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
107 West Randolph-sl.
FIRST NATIONAII 449 Wabaah-av.
FOURTH NATIONAL, 475 Wabash-av. Branch of
fice; also, NORMAL. BANKING COMPANY
SAVING BANK. cor. Canal and Washington ets.
FIFTH NATIONAL, 449 Wabash-av.
MANUFACTURERS. 454 Wabash-av.
NATION BANK OF COMMERCE M 3 Wabaah-ftV.
UNION NATIONAL BANK. M 3 Wabash-av.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, 532 Wabash.aV
HIBERNIAN BANKING ASSOCIATION. 446 Wa-
bish-aT.
LUNT, PRESTON A KEAN, aonthwoat corner ol
Halstod am! Randolph-ats.
NORTHWEaT£ BN NATIONAL BANK, 526 Wn*
basb-av.
CITY NATIONAL, 47 West Washington**!,
WRENN, ULLMAN &CO., 381 Wnbaah-ar.
C* FOLLANSB’EE SON. 401 Wnbash-av.
CUSHMAN A HAKLIN, r23 Michigan ar.
CLSUMAN A HARDIN, “Branch,” 10 N. Canal it.
THE COMMERCIAL LOAN CO., 126 Archer ar.
MERCHANTS’, FARMERS’ A MECHANICS’
SAVING BANK. 6! South Halstrd st.
J. M. A DhIT. 422 Wabash ht.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK, 436 Wahash ar,
A. C. O F. BADGER, 6M Wabash av.
REAL ESTATE LOAN A CO Waboah-ar.
Babcock Fire .Extinguisher*
F. W. FARWELL, Sec., 656 Wabnsh-ur.
Bedding and Lounge*,
McDonough, prick a co., 416 a m w. Randolph *t.
Building Paper.
BOCK RIVER PAPER CO.
Booksellers and Stationersa
COBB. ANDREWS i CO., 469 Wabash-an
HaDI.ET BROS., 783 Statist.
W. B. KEEN A COOKE cor. Dearborn Park and
Washington st.
WESTERN NEWS CO.. 9S. 97. A 99 West Randolph nt.
Itlauk Book Jlnnutacturera, Stationers, and
Job l*riutern.
CLARK EDWARDS. 19S West Randolph-sfc,
11. WILLSON A CO., 55 W. Lakes*.
LAKESIDE MONTHLY. 10 West Randolph**t.
CRANDALL. 6 South Jefferson st.. corner Randolph,
DEAN DUOS. A HUFFMAN. 32 South Clinton-at.
CULVER. PAGE, HOTNB «fc CO., 11, 18, and 15
North Dcaolalnes-st., and Ml Wabash ar.
SMEAL. REBANKS CO.. 45 W. Washington-fit.
JOHN 11. SMALL CO.. 27 Sonth Canal-st.
THE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY, 95, 97. and 99
West Raudolph-st.
OAMEKON.AMUERG A HOFFMAN.I6 WRnndolpb.
J. il. W. JONES, 66 S.CanaLst.. and 509 Wabesii-av.
RAND, .McNALLY A CO., ms West Randolph and
northwest corner Jeffcrann and Randolph.
EMERSON. DAVIES. A STOTT. 239 Weat Madison.
J. W. MIDDLETON. Randolph, bet. Wabash and
Michigan av*.
SPALDING LAMONTK. 103 and 105 Sonth Canalst.
Brass Founders.
WESTERN ST.VU METAL CO.
Brush Manufacturers.
GERTS. LUMBAKI) A 200 W. Madison st.
Bridges, Itoofa, and Turntables*
THE AMERICAN BRIDGE CO.. 651 Wabash av., and
at woiks corner Kean nml Stewart avi.
Bookbinders.
JNO. B. BARRETT A CO., 202 West Lake st.
Itridgc and Car Rulldera.
WELLS. FRENCH A CO., 529 Wabash-ar.
Building Felt.
BARRETT, ARNOLD A RIMBALL, 230 E. Monroo-at,
Carriages.
GOAN ATEN BROEKE c»r. Ann nnd W Randolph,
Carpets.
B. F. HOLLISTER CO., 10 and IS North Caaal-rt.
ALLEN A MACKEY, 741 State-st.
Clothing.
HENRY W. KING CO.. 34 36 South Canal-at.
LEOPOLD KUHN CO., 375 Wahash-ar.
TUXTLE.THOMPSON A WETMURE.4S9 Wabaah- RT
OIIAS. P. KELLOGGA CO., 606 Michigan av.
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, Madison, cor. I’eorla.
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, 23d-st., near State.
MABLKY ACO.. 122 West Madison »t.
EDWARDS. BLUETT A CO,, 45 and 47 W. Uadiaoo.
EDWARDS, BLUETT A CO., 376 Statc-at.
FRENCH A CO.. 192 West Madison Bt.
PUTNAM ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE (B. D.
Terry). 2i7 U*. Madfoon. am! 366 and 370 State.
J, M, HARVEY. 3c5 Wabash ar.
Clothing (Boys)
C. 0. COLLINS, 792 Wabash nr.
Civil Engineer nnd Contractor.
Q. O. MORGAN, Ins W. Madison.
Commercial Agency.
TAPPAN. McKILLOP A CO.. 35 and 3T 8. Canal-Bl
Branch Office. IS K-mt H*rrison-st.
J. M. BHADSTREET SON. 3G Canal-st.
Corn Shellers, Ac.
VANT, COOK CO.. 125 West lUndolph-st.
Chicago Paving Company.
JOHN McUAFFEuEY,I r®«.,I32 West uaahmgton-Bt
Cement.
IIASKIN. MARTIN A WHEELER, 103 East Monroo si
UNION aKUON. 72 Mark.-t-et.
Chemical Works.
GILLET. McCUliliOUfl A CO., 51 West Lake Bt.
Cigars and Tobacco.
JOHN C. PARTRIDGE A CO.. Mlch.av. near Jackson.
GKO. FOf A CO., ooposiie 262 Mich. av.
Cordage and Twines.
GILBER HUBBARD A CO.
Crockery'
H, P. M UUGHjL a CO.. 407 West Madl«on-Bt.
S. B. PA 7*311 URBT. cor Monroe at. and Michigan ST.
Crackers.
O. L. WJ'J'MAN i CO. 61 So. Clinton-it
Commission Merchants.
SPRUANCE. PRESTON A CO.. 63 South Canal Bt.
KUMSEY BUO. CO., 43 West WnsMngtoo-st*
MUN.N, NORTON A SCOTT, 132 \V. Wndiltißton-Bt.
WALLACE A HENDERSON. 37 W. Woahlugton-st.
Z. M. HALL, 259 and 201 E. Randolph-st.
BENSLKYS WAGNER. 77 W. Madiaon-st
CULVER Jfc CO.. 30 S. Canal-et.
A. M, WRIGHT CO.. S. W. cor. Canal and Lake-eta.
PLATT THORN MAYNARD, tt and U N. Ganal-sL
P. B. WEARS A CO., 35 and 37 N. CHuton-st,
McWilliams co. ss w. Raudoiph-st-
CYRUS BOWERS WILLIAMS. 68 W. Randolph-et.
B. M. FORD «fc CO., (hichwines) 25 S. Cunal*Bt.
F. M. CLEMENTS CO.. (lumber) 30 N. Canal-fit
CURTIS CARTER, (dried fruit) 80 and 83 West
Randolph-et.
FRANCIS A WEBBER, M and 60 West Madiaon-st
O. W. BUTTS A BROS., IT*# West Randolph-st
C. O. BUTTS A CO.. 120 West Lnke-at.
K. BKCKKL A CO., J26 West Uandolph-at
I’HEO. It WELLS A CO.. 90 West Lake-st.
EAGLE. CAMPBELL A PKA<’H. 90 West Lako-at
LINN. KIRK A EVANS. 6S West Lako-Bt.
A. V. DICKINSON. 5«l West Luke-st.
MORSE, WARD A CO.. 227 East Washingtou-at,
C. S. HUTCHINS, 97 W. Mndison-st.
B. F. JACOBS A CO.. 633 and 890 State-
KEELER A JUDSuN, 42 West Madison Bt.
NELSON A CARR, I) East Kiozb-st.
RICHARDS A GOOCH, 283 Michiffnn av.
McDERMID A OERTKL. 34 and 36Caualfit.
A. J. IIANCUETT A CO.. 5S West Lakes*,
o. S. BROWNELL. 60 West Lake st.
S. B. CHASE A CO.. 25 and 27 North Clinton at.
F. NEWHALL A CO.. 86 West Randolphs*.
C. H. WEAVER, 222 West Labe at.
3KO. P, BRAUN, 54 West MadNon-at,
GILBERT A BHKGA.43 South Canal.
THUS. li. SEYMOUR A CO., 3 West Washlngton-Bt.
S. BOYLES. No. >33 Park-av.
SIBLEY A BKO.. 31 N. tanniat.
SMITH A DEXTER. 260 West Lake st.
BUSH, UILL A.(oUNSTON.2e6amI2BBS. Water st.
GEO. McKINNEI A CO., (grain) 259 E. Randolph st,
J. O. REICHWALD. 143 West Labe st,
D. W. BAKER A CO. Flour). C 9 and 71 N. Jefferaon.
LOW BROS. A CO., 37 Wont Washington Bt,
W. L. ELY A CO.. 47 Not tb Jefferson st.
P. A J. SMITH, 145 North Deaplaines st.
WILLIAM LITTLE A CO.. 221 West Randolph at.
G. D. DICKINSON, 283 Michigan av. v
ISAAC N. AsU A C<2U South Jefferson it.
FORD A CO., 164 West Lake at.
REDMONDA CO., cast side Michigan av., bet. Con
gress and Van Dnren tts.
F. NICKERSON SUN, 241 Mich. av.
BACON A CO., 96 West Washington at.
HIGGLE A CO., 43 West Washington at.
COMSTOCK; PICKERING A CO.. 41 South Canal-st.,
np stairs.
D. W. IRWIN 4 CO., 35 South Cannl, cor. Washington.
STALK Bit 4 IULL, cast end Lake St. Bridge.
UNDERWOOD i CO.. 75 Market «t.
Cooperage and Coopers* Stock.
W. T. BAljtj S7 S. i’(wi>lnini9-iit.
Coal Dealers.'
W A LDHON. NIB LOCK 00., foot of Klnsibarr at
CHICAGO 4 WILMINGTON COAL CO.. 2 Weal Van
Boroo-st.. A. L. Sweet. Supt.
Crockery, Glassware, Ac.
r, 4 K. JAEGER, 41 S\ cat Lake ot. and corner Canal
and Taylor-sts.
Cloaks and r<ad|ea* Farnlihlnz Goods.
QOTOHKIN, PALMER 4 CO,, in Twtnty.»econd st.
Clocks.
AMERICAN CLOCK CO.. M 7 Wabaih ar.
Coffee and Spice Mills.
UNION COFFEE AN!) SPICE MILLS, 73 State st.
Chromes, Engravings, Frames. Ac.
C. D. UllVlS 4 CO. 3St Wabash ar.
Cheese.
DAVIS BRO?.. Mich. at. near Eldridge cosrt.
Detective 4> Preventive Agency.
PINKERTON'S, 55 W. Washington-flt.
Distillers and Wholesale i.iqnor Dealers.
S. MYKUS.tr C 0.,334 West Wanhingtou-st.
DICKINSON. LEACH CO., 25 South Canal-st.
KSMAY, SIMMONS 4 CO.. 25 South Canal st.
WM. U. SCUIMPFEUMAN. 5 and 7 W. Madison st.
xTraggists.
THOMAS WHITFIELD. SsSSuis-st.
BUCK &RAYNEK, 819 State, cor. Sizteeoth-st.
BLISS 4 SHARP, cor. 22d st. and Wabash ar,
GALE 4 BLOCKI, 57 West Randolph st.
VAN SCUAACK, STEVENSON 4 REED, 847, 548 and
851 Wabash ar.
E. BURNHAM 4 SON, 215 S. Sangamon st.
LORD. SMITH 4 CO„ Wash, st., cor. Mich, ar.
Jobbing Druggists,
HORLBDT A EDSA LL, No 6l9.Statoat J
Dry Goods.
J. B. SHAT. 243 and 244 West Madison it.
HAMLIN, HALE A CO., Office 29, St 33 S. Canal-aL
O W. A E. PA KDRIDGB. 925 to 927 Sute.it.
BOWEN HUNT* WINSLOW 124 Michlsm »T-
Dentlit,
EDMUND NOVE3. N. W. cor. W Luka and Paulina.
OK. B. SI. BA KEH, .'-33 W asbiugtOQ at.
X. J. BUOPUT, 292 Wait Madlaon-al.
Byers*
COOK A SIcLAIN, 563 State it.
Boryea’s Starch*
HENRY C. SMITH. A cent. 945 State at.
Bried Frolti.
MADE AS, WRIGHT A CO., op*. 265 Bllchlgsa sr
SHERMAN. HALL A COOK. op. 284 Mkhfcina*.
EngrftTor* and Die Sinkers.
A. J. MARK?. 7u7 Wabash-ar,
H. D.CHILDS, JR. A CO.. 25 East KiniIo'W
JOHNC. HILTON. 66 Wes Lake.
C. U. ANSON. 54 West Madison*st.
BOND A CHANDLER, lit West Washington at.
J. MANZ. 165 Weat Madlion-st.
RAKER A 00., 56 Weat Randolph at*
N. H. TAYLOft, 5) W«,t It
Expresses.
2»?v£a ,9.UTi.Jj’U"” I Lako-at. and 190 2Sd.it,
CO,, 37 Randolph at.
ADA BIS EX PRRsj?
UNITED STATES EXPKESS, »Sd «5 W«t Wul-
ISgtOQ-St,
Elevators*
162 "’Mhlnnton at.
AESIODE, Dol,t! S CO,, 4 Und 1 Block,
Flour (Wholesale)*
QUINN. SWIFT A HO. »4 North Canal-st,
Engine*—Machinery.
WM. McGREGOR, 38 Sooth Canal-jgU
0. Q. COOPER CO., 10 and 12 W Randolph-fit
Forwarding and Insurance,
0. E. CHASIS A CO., so. w. cor. Randolph A HalftSl
Fruits and Fancy Groceries.
U. OBAPK A CO.. 123 West.Madlson-St.
S. P, SLADDEN CO., 10 Sooth Cliotoa It.
0. W. QUAY. 207 West Washington*!!.
B. LINO A CO.. 63 West Mndlsonst.
Furniture*
A. L. HALE CO., 10,13,14 and lONortb Canal-fit
THAYER TOBEY FURNITURE CO.’, 86 to
Weat Randolph-rt.
H. Sw CARTER a CO., cor. JoTorson and Lake its.
POTTER, KINO A CO.. 301 Michigan ar.
A. H. ANDRBWSACO.. 119 and 121 Washington it.
POTTER, KINO A CO.. 801 Mlchigan-ar.
Fish. Dealers*
J. W. HOBSON A SON, 60 Canal at.
NYE CAMPBELL, 21 So. Jefforson-st.
Farm Wagons.
PETER POB tITTLER. SR an 195 Sooth Clinton- it
Genu' Furnishing Goods*
BROWN A PRIOR. 659 Wab.aah-av.
COLLINS A HUNT. 636 Wabash ar.
PRICE, ROSENBLATT A CO.. 147 Twenty-second-st.
KEYSTONE COLLAR CO.. 638 State at.
DAMON, TEMPLE A CO.. 59and 61 W. Washlngton-st.
SCKIBN ER A NICUOLAS, 776 State at.
JOHN H. O'BRIEN, 692 Wabash-av.
S. W. H. WARD. 391 W. Madison st.. Jos. Tod, Mgr
Geld Pens and Jewelry*
AIKEN. LAMBERT A CO.. 88 West Washington-*!.
WALTER TBELEA VEN. 512 Lake at.
Grocers.
SPRAGUE. WARNER A CO.. 23 South Canal it.
W. U. HOYT A CO., 63 Sonth Canal at.
GOULD. BRIGGS A CO.. 41 and 43 Sonth Canal at.
C. B. BECKWITH A CO.. 140 Mich, ar., cor. Monroe.
DAY, ALLEN CO., 631 Michlgan-ar.
SIBLEY A ENDICOTT, 774 Wabash-av.
P. 11. WILLARD CO.. Office 107 Throop-at.
SMITH BROS. A CO.. 109 West WasUinston-st.
STEWART, ALDRICH CO., cor. Clark 16th.
Z. H. HALL. 359 and 361 East Randolph-sL
MEAD A HIGGINS, e. w. cor. Washington A Green.
DURAND BROS. A POWERS, Inow Durand* Pow-
DURAND. POWERS A MEAD. Jen, 8. w. oor. Waah
ingto 1 and Green sta.
J. W. STEARNS A SUNS. 63 K. Deaplainea at.
INGRAHAM, CORBIN A MAY, 141 Michigan ar.
WELLS A FAULKNER. 165 Michigan ar.
F. D. COSSITT A GO., cor. Michigan ar.and Monroe
J. M GILLESPIE, 705 Wabaabar.
6. O. COOK A CO., Michigan av. and Congress at.
BLISS. MOORE, A CO.. luteh. at. and Peck court.
FARRINGTON. BREWSTER, A CO., opp. 281 Mich- ar
FRANKLIN Mac\ EACH. A CO.. Mich.at. and Pecko
J. W. DUANE A CO., Mich. at. sod Peck cc.
BURTON A PIERCE, op. 287 Michigan ar,
QUAY BROS 273 Michigan at.
Guns and Sporting Goods*
E. E. EATON. 73* Slate it.
Gold and Silver Electro-Plating,
CHAS. BEBRANQEU. 81 West Adams.it.
Hardware,
J.K, TYLER. 260 State at.
EDWIN HUNT A SONS, 146 Michigan ar. near Monroe.
WM. BLAIR A CO., 30 and 32 South Canal at.
LARRABEKA NORTH. 48 West Lakes!.
J. K. BOTSFORD A SON. 461 Wabash-ar.
SF.BBERQEB A BRF.AKF.Y. 10 A 12 W. Randolph-at,
BRTTNELL, TERRY BKLDKN.S7 WeatLako-st,
IIODGK A HOMER. 78 W. Randolph-at.
Cabinet, (Wholesale and EeteiL)
J, L. WAYNE A SON. 14 North Canal at.
Homoeopathic Pharmacy*
HALSEY BROS., 70S Stalest.
Hard Wood Lumber.
WHITE A HAFNEU. 39 North Sangamon-st,
Hides, Pelts, *c,
CHANDLER BOYNTON. 49 South e&nal-st.
CHAPMAN. BROS. A SMITH, 154 to iwj E.Washington
n Hats, Caps, and Furs,
Michigan ar. and Washington at.
FITCH, M ILLIAMh A CO., 75 Calumet ar.
SWEET. DEMPSTER A CO.. 59 and 61 W. Wash.
E. F. KLOKKE, 216 West Randolph.
J. A. SMITH A CO.. 513 Wabrsli ar.
Hat manufacturer.
PHILLIP A. CAVANNa.373 West Alta ms st,
Hotels,
BRIGGS HOUSE. W. Sladl.«on and Cautt..
Hair Goods.
M. QLASSBBOOK, 145 Twenty-Second it.
House Registers.
W. G. CREAMER A SON, 233 Michigan ar.
ice.
WADHAMS WILLARD A CO., 557 State-st.
Importers and Sugar lleflnera* Agents*
IV. il« COLVIN, 371 Wabash ar.
Insurance (Flro).
TREADWAY JEWELL. 4 Sonth Oanal-iU
U. W. KARRETT A CO., 393 Wabaah-av.
OGDEN. SHELDON A SCUDDEK.62 South Canal-at.
E. RYAN A CO., 45 and 47 South Canal-st.
GKO. C/CLARRE A CO.. 10 Eldrldgo court.
AMERICAN, 437 Weat Madison st.
A. C. DUCAT. 30 and 33 Sonth Canal st.
S. M. MOORE A CO., Adjusters, 63 South Canal st
JAMES VAN INWAGKN, 93 Weat Madison-st.
GOODMAN’S AGENCY. 165 West Wasbington-st.
KNICKERBOCKER, 136 Wabash-ar.
AiTNA (Goodwin A Pasco, Agents), 43 South Canal
st,, and 585 Wabash ar.
PUENIX OF BROOKLYN, 30 West Madison st.
JOHN CULVER. Room 5. No. 75 South Canal st.
56 North Jefferson-at,
Insurance (Lire),
SECURITY LIFE. 756 Wabash av.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE. 879 Wabash-av.
BERKSHIRE, 70South Canal-st.
KNICKERBOCKER, a.*, cor. Randolph and Balsted
ECLECTIC, 479 Wabash av.
.MUTUAL, OF NEW YORK, 183 W. Waahfngton-st.
PROTECTION, OF CHICAGO. 700 Weat Madison st.
NORTH AMERICA, of New York,sll Wabash ar.
EQUITABLE LIFE. 633 Wabash or.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL, 635 Wabash ar,
MUTUAL, of Chicago, 231 West Madison at.
PiIKNIX MUTUAL. HENRY H. KOON.H6I West
Washington st.
UNITED STATES.96 West Washinglon-Bt.
WASH INCHON LlfcE. 586 Wabash-av.
ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.. 107 22dst.
CHARTER OAK, 462 West Washington st.
ASHBURY LIFE INS. CO.. 191 West Madison it,
ANCHOR LIFE CO., 356 Wabash av. Room 0.
UNIVERSAL LIFE, 503 Wabash av.
NOR. WEST. MUT. LIFE. SHANDBEW A DEAN.
ngts, i 9 South Qrveu
MUT. tsENFIT OF N. J., 625. Cana! it.
NEW YORK LIFE. O. P. Cortan, 50 W. Madison.
Xnsnranee* (Life and Accident.)
TRAVELLERS’, of Hartford, Jnlius White and J.
U. Nolan, Agents. 68 South oanal-s;.
Iron, Steels, IValls, Ac.
17 9. Canal at.
HALE, AYER* CO., cor. Randolph and Michigan av.
KIRK, COLEMAN CO., 34 South Canal-Pi.
HALL, KIMBARK CO..Michignn-ar. near Randolrb
JONES .V LAUOHLIN. )90 to 196 So. Canal-at.
P.AKKHURST* WILKINSON. 70 Sonth Canal it.
M. QREENEBAUM CO.. 161 W. llandoloh-st.
Iron Illannftecturers.
THE DAVID M. FORD, 50 lo GJ West Washing
ton-at., and 47 to 55 South Clinton.st.
CHICAGO PLATE BAR 3IILL CO.. 783 Wabash.
Iron Pipe manufacturers.
NORTHWfIITEBN MFG. CO., to N. Jefferson at.
I Jewellers.
I COQGSWKLL it CD., 316 West Madison it.
STARK A ALLEN, 363. Wabash-av.
J. G. ASH LEM AN. U nb&lh st.
A. H. MILLER, 479 Wabaah-av.
GILES BROS., 334 Wobaxhav,
N. MATSON CO.. 481 Wabash-av.
A. B. VAN COTT A CO., 461 Wabaah-av.
M. KRONBERG. 395 Wabash av.
UoDDIN A HAMILTON, cor. State and Twentieth its.
law Books.
CALLAGHAN COCKCROFT, 625 Wabash av.
E. B. MYERS. 1622 Wabaah-av.
3Llrery Stables.
HAAS POWELL, 25 to 31 West Madlsoiwrt,
WRIGHT BROS., 290 Washington st.
Beather and Findings.
PAGE BRO. CO.. 35 and 37 Canal-Bt.
BLACKBURN BRO., 27 South Canol-st
C. C. WALLIN A SON. 53 So. CanaLst.
W OLFEN ST ETTE R A TA LBOT. 310 W.Bandolph at.
Lumber and Shingles.
W.B.PRETTYMAN, 6 W. Lake-st.
BLANCHARD. BORLAND A CO.. E. end Lake at
bridge.
Liquid Slating Paper and Black Boards.
J. DAVIS WILDER. 273 West Randolph-st.
Lawrers and Adjusters.
LEWIS L. COBCRN, 336 Wabash ar.
G. A. FOLLANSBER. 10 West Randolph at.
JIIKLDON A WATERMAN. 360 Michiganar.
HUTCHINSON A LUFF. 331 Wabash ar.
BLCKWITH, Al ERA K A LEs. 795 Wabash ar.
lunKGH A WAITE, <6 East Harrison st.
KAY A MITCHELL. 14 South Clinton st.
SAMUEL J. ATWATER, 14 South Clinton at.
MORAN A ENGLISH, lu2 West Rauilolnh-st.
EI.IIKKDHE.t TOHIItELOTTE. <Ol WibMh.»T.
JOSIAU 11. RISSKLL, 54 West Randolph-at.
GOODY A CHANDLER. 391 Wabiuh-ar.
HERBERT A QUICK. 829 State-st.
W, 11. HOLDEN, 181 West Mediaon-st.
A. GOODRICH, 3U Monroe-st.
W. B. SCATE3, ISO Mad Don -t.
SCAMMON. UcCAQO A FULLER, 369 Wabash at.
WARD. STANFORD A RIDDLE, 183 W. Washington.
IIEKVEY, ANTHONY A GALT. 356 Wateah ar.
WAKEMAN, MANLY A WAKEMAN. 45S.Canalat
BENTLEY, BENNETT, ULLMAN A IVES, 376 Wa
bash ar.
HARDING A McCOY. 368 Wabash-ar.
WILLIAMS THOMPSON. 554 Wabaah-av.
JOHN W. WADGHOP. 4ftl Wabaah-nv.
A, D. RICH A THOMAS, 945 Mlcblffan-ar.
ROSENTHAL. PENCE A MOSES, Rn..m 8, 8. W. cor
Randolph and Halated-st.. and 350: Wabash-ar.
COOPER A PACKARD. 163 Weat Waehintrton-st.
BRNNETT ASHEUBUUNK, 181 W. Washington-et.
C. SI. HARRIS, 137 West Monrocat.
LYMAN A JACKSON. 79 West Madison-et.
SMITH A KOHLSAAT. 62South Canal-st.
ELA A PARKER and O. W. PLUMMER. IJ6 West
Madison*sC.
SPAFFOBD, McDAID A WILSON. 77 W.Modison-st
UACON A NORTON. 386 Wabash ar.
GKO. A. MEECU. 15 Harmon court.
SIDNEY SMITH, 886 State st., near Eichi-eatb.
D. SCHUYLER, 886 State at., near Eighteenth.
LAMBERT TREE, with M. W. Ib-binaon. 520 Wa
bash ar.; also, with H. 11. Magic, at their resi
dence, 529 Wabash ar.
JOHN A. OWEN, 133.S w. Madison st.
B. D. MAGRUDER, Is I W, Madison st., 9 a. m, to
p.m.t 418 Wabash ar.,2to 5 p. m.
CLARKSON A VAN SOUAAOK, 454 Wabaah-av.
WM. U. RICHARDSON, 163 West WnshlogtOß-at.
E. BUHEN, 154 W. Madison at.
SIDNEY THOMAS. 9% E. Harrison at.
BONNET. FAY A GRIGGS. 120 W. Washington at
JESSE O. NORTON. 3M Wabash ar.
J. E. LOCKWOOD. 537 Wabash ar.
DATES A HODGES, 113 Weil Msdison-st.
W. F. WUITEHOUSB, 188 West Madison (Cole’s Block)
MILLER, FROST ALEWIS.363 Michlganar
W ALKER, DEXTER A SMITH, 792 Wabash ar
GOODWIN. LARKED A TOWLE. 494 Wabash av
GKO. W. SMITH. 475 Wabash ar. aT
HITCHCOCK. DUPEB 4 EVABTS. corner of Mon.
n Wells it. Mr. H. n|go ,c Urn HMlonal
Bank from 10 to II a. a.
IRA W. BUELL. 503 Wabash ar.
HENRY S. MONROE, 503 Wabash av.
PADDOCK A IDE. 449 Wabash ht.
KING. SCoTT ft PAYSON, 637 Wabash av.
P. P. WILDER. 223 Third ar.. cor. Taylor, near State
EDWIN GREENE, 45 Hubbard-court. W
JOHN OLNKY, 51 South Haisted, residence 546 Lake
BROWN AND RICKETTS, H4 tfest Madtaonat
DUNNING A EASTON. 479 Wabashar.
TURNER, DRAW LET A TURNER. Stidlaon A Canal
WILSON. PERRY A STURQES, 479 Wabashar 1
ANDREW J. BROWN. 34 Canal at.. Room IL
WAITE A L'LAUKK, l& Congress st.
DANIEL L. SIIOKEY. 364 Wabash ar.
R. BIDDLE ROBERTS, 364 Wabaah-av.. Room If
U. A. XOICKG A SON. 154 South HalateJ-at
P. L. SHERMAtf, 475 Wabaah ar.
JAMES LEDDY, 63 South CanaLst.
DAVID FALE3, corner Wells and Monroo-sta
E. A. OTIS. 431 VV’abnsh-ar.
HIBBARD. RICH A NOBLE. 18 East Harrison at
HARRISON A WHITEHEAD, 143 WeeCJuSLoVoV
J. S. GRINNELL. 45 S. C«nal‘-t.. Room 5 oft it#
GRANTGOODRICH, 14 South Clinton it
TENNEY. McOLELjAN A TENNEY. 454 Wabaah
NORMAN C. PERKINS A J.A ORAN E. 479
FURNESS A ABBOTT, 30 South Clinton 8* aV
jidqnors—Wholesale.
WOLFA MICH \EL Hand 13 West Sladiaon at
W. U. SWEPT A COa 43 Hubbard court 00 at
P. O’NEIL, 93 East Harrison at.
Lime.
CHICAGO AND LYONS LIME CO.. 800 State-.*
Looklng glnw and Picture Framt.
W,T.NOBLE A Co..s9ostatesr. e*.
Lumber Bealers (Hardwood).
E, J. DODGE A-BRO.. Hi West Twelfth J
leather and Shoe Findings.
P.R.L. BARDESBEROH. 407 West Lakf"
manufacturers or Pocket Book* and
Fancy Goods Bealers.
MEEKER BROS 56 South CannLst
Masonic Goods and Regalias.
H. B. CABEBKY, 13 South Haisted st.
A. 8. Ik AD HAMS A CO.. 463 \V. Madison sL
Iklaps and Charts.
JAB. Van YECUTEN, ai2 Wabash sv.
OEO. F. CRAM,£S West Lake st.
Mantel and Pier Booking Glasses.
O.NEAL, lf-9 Eighteenth at.
millinery (Wholesale).
WALSH A HUTCHINSON, 616 Wabaah ar.
KEITH BROS., 916 Prairie ar.
K. W. J. M. WETHERELL, 369 Wabaah-av.
WEBSTER BRO.. West Washington, Union Park.
MAYIIONi DALY’ A CO., Mich.-av., near Adams-it.
HAYES. GIBBONS A CO.. 434 Slate aL
D. B. FlcK A CO., 57 West Washington at.
matches,
14 and ISMarket-st.
ELECTRIC MATCH CO.. 97 Went Madison**
itlerclxant Tailoring.
EDWARD ELV. 6W Wabash-ar.
MATTHEWS 4 MASON, 669 Wabash-«T,
J. n. PERRY 4 CO.. £36 Wabaib-AT.
R, J. WALSHE .903 Wabash at.
JOHN B. HALL, 460 Wabasb-AT.
M. S. CANNON, 514 Wabash-ar.
McINTYREA RICHARDS, I»Twenty.ieeond rt.
ROUSE 4 BA UN DM. 473 Wabash at.
Oil A!*. E. HYDE 4 CO.. 63 booth Halsted It.
HENRY TURNER. Jl4 W. Madison *t.
y. P. COMSTOCK. 470 Wabash-AT;
WATEKUURY 4 CURIMES, U» Twehty.»eoond *t_
JOHN STEVENSON, cor. Wabash at. and 23d at.
3»IU Famlshloß.
J. W. BAXTER A CO,, toot West WsshiDttAn.it.
Musical liwtrumsnti,
J Vc H gu W Ar„?. FOOTE 9 So h H M«o n
Newtpiosns
TRIBUNE, 15 Snotli-CaQa) St.
O jJ&.h EWSPAPm raioH Horth
Rotary Public*
J. LINTON WATERS, in KMrldgo court.
Oils.
KENLT A JENKINS, 94 North Canal-st.
FAIRBANKS. PECK, A CO.,.Eighteenth and Black
well ala.
Oysters and Fish.
A. BOOTH. 607 Mkhigan-ar.
F. J. ROTH, 89and*S7 South oanal*at.
D. D. MALLORY CO., 114 West findolDhA
HENRY M. CURTIS, 107 EastTwelfth-st.^
A. RYDER. 863 Mlchigan-ar.
Otn.ec and' School Furniture.
H. M. SHERWOOD, 103 to IWSoath Canal-st
A. H. AN DREWS A CO., 119 Al2l W. Washlngton-st.
Faper Dealers.
J. W. BUTLER CO.. 80*22 North DeSDlainea .f
NORTHWEST PAPER CO.. 87 West LakeStl
BBADNEB, MITH A CO.. 344 and 346 Wjrtash av
McCann, fit h converse, m
Paper Box Manufacturer!.
RITCHIE A DuCE, 413 W. Van Bureo at.
D- P. BARRETT A CO., ins N. Dcsplalnesst
Fainting (Carriage, Wagon, Sign, and Horn* i
E, NIFNECKER, iM tteat ifamsoast no «e*J
Barry a ccshing, 663 state-»t.
MARTINA LEONARD. 125 Weat Madison-st.
F. R. GROUT, 8. e. oor. Clinton and Adama-ata.
B. F. CHASE A HILD. 103 E. Randolph sf
Printing Material.
KANE, I 3 North Jeflerson at.
OFFICE OF B. HOE A 00., of New York, at Chicago
ISffiiSSWJ’SSit" NorU w
GLOBE JOB, 45 West Washington at.
Plumbing and Gaa FHllnw
W. H. PATTERSON. 121 Weat Randolph-stf*
JAMES IRONS. 9 So. Halsted-stT P
JOH N HUOH E8 A SON. 245 W. tf adtaon-st.
fl. M, WILMARTH A BRO., 222 Michigan ar.
OAIB A HADFIELD. 716 Wabash ar.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Dr. L. HOLMES. 318 West Madison at.
JUSTIN HAYES, 21. D., 123 CalmnetaT.
S. D. BEEBE. 953 Prafrie-ay.
A. G. BEEBE, 64 Park-ay.
W. C. UUNT.3I3 West Madison.st.
INDIAN DOCTOR. is<s Sonth Halsted't.
Pianos and Organs*
w. W. KIMBALL, 610 Mfchlgon-av,
J. BAUER CO., 270 Michigan-ar
REED’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC,BI Slxteenth-sL
ROOT A CADY. 612 Michigan-ar.
STORY A CAMP^4O9 West Randoloh it.
Picture Frames and Mouldings*
SA2IMONS, CL A RK A CO.. 197 and 199 Cliotoo-sL
C» P. COGGERSHALL, 24 West Wasbington^t.
J. HAMBURGER. 98 East Harrison at.
Faints, Oils, Glass, Etc.
CHASE. HANFORD CO.. 479 Sonth Canal-n.
Periodicals.
‘•THE SPECTATOR,” 198 West Madisnn-at.
STANDARD.CHURCH A GOODMAN.I3 flarmon-ct
GEM OF THE WEST. 364 Wabash-ar!
LA "i’MDE MONTHLY. 10 West Randolph it.
Pnbllsh«rs.
ADAMS, BLACKMER A LYON, 179 W.Washington.
LAKESIDE PRINTING CO., 13 Hannon court.
MOSES WARREN. 121 West Randolph-at.
A. N.KELLOGG, 63 and 65 Sonth CanaLst.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., tfil Weat Madison at.
’Powder*
AMERICAN, 1061 Indiana^r.
LAFLIN A KANO POWDER CO.. 595 Wabash ar
THE HAZARD POWDER CO., 175 2d at.
Pumps.
W. A B. DOUGLAS, 97 West Madison at., (n alley.
Pumps and Sinks.
S. L. BIGNALL A CO.. 273 to 277 South Clinton it.
Kailway Supplies*
MARSH A GOODKIDGK. a, w. cor. Canal and L*kt
ILLINOIS STEAM FORGE CO.. 48 Sonth Cane* at.
CRSRAR, ADAMS 4 CO-Michigan ar, sd4 ICaouiL
TOSE. DINSMORE a CO., 233 Michigan ar.
Beal Estate and Leant
ISAAC R. HITT. 230 West Randolsb-st.
S. H. KERFOOT CO., 512 Wabash-ar.
BLANCHARD BROS., 393 Wabash ar
SNYDER A LEE, 9 South Haleted and eornsr 0(
Lahalle-iti., Nixon’s Building.
BAIRD A BRADLEY. 63 South Canal-«t.
O, 8. HUBBARD. Jr., 70 South Canal*at.
OGDEN. SHELDON A SOUDDKR, 63 So. Canal-st.
HEN»r WniFPLB CO.. 80. V. cor. aiidil,
and Hnlsted-sts.
A. KoTATS, b. W. cor. Randolph and Halated-ita.
B, F. JACOBS A CO.. 656 Wabash-av.
J. E. BURCHSLL A CO.. 656 Wabash-ar.
INGLEDEW A SirUTHWORTH. 441 Wabaah-av.
GEO. O. NEWBURY. 537 Wabash ar?
A. 11. WING A LO.. 539 Wabash ar.
ULRICH A BOND, 511 Wabaabar.
REA A OATES. 706 AV abash ar,
D. COLE A SON, 183 West Madison at,
D. K. PEARSONS. 193 West Madison at.
EDWARD F. THOMAS. 141 West Washiagtoa.it.
N. F. MERRILLCO. *123 West wISSgSS st!
D. KERFOOT. 89 East Washington-tt*
Kerloot's Block.”
THOS. A. MATSON HILL, 401 Wabash-ar
FRED. L. FAKE A
SCOVILLE A HARVEf. 364 Wabisb-ar.
VV H. SAMPSON, 318 Weat Washington*at.
B. DELAMA f ER. 107 Twenty.second*»t
GRAHAM. PERRY A CO.. 74 Weat Madlson.at
A. T. HEMINGWAY, 62South CanSil
J. If. REES A CO.. 336 \5 abaih-ar.
RIVERSIDE IMP. CO.. 706 Wabash-ar
GEORGE* HIRL 389 Slate st.
GE*>. W. WAITE A CO.. 50 Ease Harrison at.
"LINGER A BALLARD. 336 WabMhav
MEA D ,C COE. 79 Wet SVilisoait.
J, F, SINCLAIR, 45 Hnbbard court.
J. HENRY WEIL. S.W. cor. State and Harrison x.
W. J. BARNEY. Michigan ar..nearly ooJJSfa
ROZET A ELLIS, Wabash ar. oppo9lte
H. U. MOREY, 116 Madison at.. Room J.
CLARAS. LAYTON A CO.. 376 State at.
B. R, BOWEN A SON, 15 Centrear.
J R. ANDREWS. 45 South Canal St.
JOHN CULVER. Room 5. No. 75 Sonth Canal at
Railroad and Machine nn,
BRADLEY A SIBLEY, 60 West Late at
Katlroad Depots and Ticket offleu
MICHIGAN CENTRAL, foot of .L-
Ticket Office corner Canal and Madlaon-stL** ,t
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO Oe ß *r*l
Offlres,sns-ndslo Mlcblmnar. U ner w
Pa,»enß«r Depot, foot ui at.
Local Freight Office, foot of.Sou lb Water at
Out-Freight Depot. C. B. A Q. Depot
Mf" ,h tor
..MriSS.” Op«n Moml.ja
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON A QUINCY k*Tf Rdtn
Ticket office, corner Cana! anVlfiSoS*ft (B%«
Honso). Depot, corner Indiana or, and Sixteenth.t
Out freight depot, corner Canal and SiitMnih .tl*
General offices, 502 and 504 Michigan ar xtwnia ,w
Out Freight Depot, corner Canal and Sixteenth it*
General offio-s. 502 and 504 Michßmn ar
C S°;t. DiSVILLE North
OHU!AOiI. ROIII£ ISLAND, PACIFIH Imrsmn.
P*»™«r Dowt, corner Polt .Sd
Freight and Ticket Office, under Sherman House-
Local Freicht Office, corner Twelfth st and ronrf>!
»v.; 0-„r,l nmer,. art
Raw I'nrs and Buffalo Robe*.
HENRY A. BROM LEY. 5J3 Wabash ar
Rags, Paper Stock and Old M*«*i*.
W. F.IiUNT, 76 and 80 W, Van Boreu at.
BARRETT. ARNOLD A*tn?BA r LL?aQ K Monroe-at.
D. C, KING A CO., 51 South Green at. monroe-at.
D. O. YOUNG, 51 Green at.
Surveying,
GEO. H, FROST, 500 Wftb,«h *t.
Safes*
DIEROLD KISNZLES, 446 State»at.
UERRING 4 CO., corner of lUh-st, nad Indian*.**
MAONEAL A URBANS* 27 So. Caaast lnaiaa T
HALL’S SAFE AND LOCK CO.. 66 West
MARVIN A CO-. 17 S. Canal at. m«Uk»b
AMERICAN STEAM SAFE CO.. 53Sooth Canal-.!*
Sewlnjf Machines.
FINKLK LYoN, 73 South llalateil at
HOME SHUTTLE, 247 Weat Madlton.-t
WHEELER A WILSON. 3M West Madison at.
WEED. 196 Weat Madison at. n §t
FLORENCE. J. W. Sharp A Co., 15 Eldrldc* ennrt
BLOKS.” J H. LBROW A CO.. 142 TwelfSV
MANHATTAN s. M CO., 3*6 Wabash ar Twelfth
HOWE SEWIN'? MACHINE CO,. 2S9Se HaUtad .f
GROVER A BAKER CO. 96 W. Kind.. Jeff .t C
Sash, l>oors, and Blinds*
CHARLES j. L. MAYER, S. E, Cor, W, Late and
Canal-eta.
Saddlery Hardware.
11 0,1 Randolph-it.
HAYDEN A KAY. 47 West Ramfolpn sc.
Starch Companies*
THE OSWEGO, 97 W. Madison.*!,
Scales, Trucks, ftc*
JTSmW,* CO, u S.Canal-aL
J. r. FOUNYTu CO„ 46 South n *»c n tnißpw,nt
CHICAGOSCALE C 0.,34 and 86 W WaSiSSrtSJt:
HOWE’S. 57 North Jeffcrson-at. aamnglOMt,
Salt.
,M E M.™
Stencil Tools and Stock.
FINIQAN, 261 E. Randolph-et.
11. IIAKiON, 54 West Mudisou*at
JOHN C. HILTON. C 6 West Lake!
School Books*
'Si.”;:' Knu TATLOa co.. 37i w«.
QEO. A 0. W. SHERWOOD. 103 South CanaLat
Stoves—wholesale*
WHITE ROSS MAN, 146 West c-ladl-on mt
Saws*
N ton at SPAUI I,li o 73 and 25 North OUq-
Shlp Chandlers Sallmakera
GILBERT HUBBARD CO.. Hand ISMarkef'.!
PUKINGTON S-’I-aN TON. 742 to 246 Sonth Watar
Soldiers’ Claim and pension Agency.
COLONEL J. W; BOYDKN. U>, t V rt uisonaE
Stoves and Famacei,
A. E. LEAVENWORTH. I’M Mv 3 t Lake at
Shelving*
AMERICAN SHELVIN' Michigan av. A Jackson.
DENNISON* CO.. 34 South Canal at
fl. WILLSON o 55 West Lake st.
Tobacco (Manufacturers ami Jnhbm*.
nohto n 4 Eis s »sr S:
DANA. HYDE* CO.. IN. C Draper 1 w
TAYLOR WRIGHT, 473 Waif*'?. -if** 149 Lak
Transportation*.
OREATWES^u D iSvL^“ r sr.".
FBAN^aYb%FS Ico* Clinton.
B ABNDJI BUOi. cor. Mich av. anj Van Bnrea.
JAB. WEIGHT. il
Br.«. HALLtI'
f. «.isffi,Tss?r,s?s wli,t,owsb d
offiK* vt c Homestead Association.
71 South Peoria, nwtr Madison at,
WATERLOO YEAST Ha rmon cnnrt
BUUtCHAHT TAILOR.
JOHN STEVENSON,
Draper aM Tailor,
Comtr Ifataib-ar.ama ZWnfrwcnA,^
nj» Mimirg,
Begs to inform his customers
and the public generally that he
has resumed business, and is
ready to fill any orders entrust
ed to his care in his usual style
and manner.
ocean navigation.
INMAN LINE,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,
Carrying the Balls between Enron* .„d
America. Steam twice a week between
lew York and Liverpool, Qaeens
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, and
Scandinavian, German, anil
other European Ports.
tbo^iStstatc? Principalcltle. In
treiSlSttecotlw'‘‘‘v'SSs, Oll Qre
FRANCIS C. RROW2T,
*9 Wort KlnrttMtt.. Chiesum.
HOTEiS.
RIVERSIDE HOTEL.
Accommodations for the foil and winter at'Tery mod*
eret* prices. Inquire at Elrersld 9otel» br 'at the of*
floe of the Rirunide Imj ro re meet Company,.
700 WABAjBH-At.'