6
BS2SOE XJISASTBE.
TEDS
V'
InVMtigtktioh of Uto Colliiioa at Elude
Street Sridge, WUoh Besalted in
{be Wrecking of. a loeo
motive and Lots
f _ jif'Xife.
ConlUfctfnK Testimony of W«-
nesses of the .Catas-
trophe*
Tha' Jury empanelled by •"the Coronet
to bold 'an 11 inqueet ou tho 'body of.
Vmutm-.'too, oT. tho Xhixle BtreoX.
oatastrophei '.assembled .at the,.. Madison.
BtiMt' BtattoV-y^i^V,wo™U‘S.aßd. .com
ma£ed WiUshtlona.
number ol jcoplo present. The foil'jTvln£ iatho
testimony elicited.
it.- TKfiTIiiOKT OF J. H. PATTEN.
j' Patten,- Mvcrn? T wm-standing on tho
track near tho bridge, wailing fdrYho train to
cotno up. l eaw tho bridge turn about half open
from the west to the saw a tag a
Jew rods from liftefwdrda saw tho
emrtne.gp in.t CMnfr-’The'-brldge was open, os I
•awtbC men in' tfenr go of It at tho levers. It is
my impression that tflevtumed U. I did not see
the* tug ttrihfijJ.bt-biMige^nKhough she came up
olo»K*lt.- Wtrrw*taInthac she did not htribe
the bridge, I ran when I saw tho locomotive w.vs
adr© to go into the water, and tho tug might have
struck tho biidgo while I was running. If she
bad struck hcavr enough to make a mirk, I
should bfrre seen tho bridge tremble or heard a
noise. Iwould not swear that I saw tho tenders
tuning tho bridge. I como here as a'wltaea*
Voluntarily.
temtmokt or c. r. metes.
Charlee F. MevH*. sworn i I was on the north
Sldoof fho track" waiting for tho train, and heard
the tug*a whistle. Mr. Fatten said to me; “See
there; there will bean acci lent.” I saw tho tug
amdtrpln approaching the bridge at the same
time.- l-saw the.bridms moving north Ix'fore tho
tug come up.' If Abe bud o.dlidod with the bridge
lehouidbave seen it. Tne boat was three or,
four rods trom the bridge .when I saw it open
nbotit tl.rrc fort. I saw men on tho bridge mo 7-
ingarotmd, and the bridge opened before thetng
reached it. The tug was moving slowly. Ido
not Own any stock in cither the railroad or tug
boat, and have no ill feeling again&t the railroad
company.
TEsrnroKr of -william sets.
■William Keys, swotp: I am a brUgu-temior at
the railroad bridge, and Teas on It at the time of
the accident- I bpard lbc tug's whistle. When a
boarwatllstbC bridge to open she whistles three
times. Pbe only whistled once, but I should have
opened tho bridge if the train had not boon Sp
pioaohlpg.. Seeing tho train comm* I hauled
down tho signs], and tho tu;r ran into-lho bridge;
and bn orbed it half open; The bridge was loosed
for trellis to pass over ar that time. I swear posl
divcly that the tug struck the bridge and caused
it to open,' The tug.was in the bend of the river
when she blew her whistle. 1 stood by the slgnal-
POPO in the. centre of tho bridge. There
■was no lever lu the. bridge when the
tug struck It. The bridge had not been open for
fifteen minutes be lore. If the tug cud locomotive
had whistled at the same time I should use my
Judgment a* re which had the right of way. X
waaaober that day. 'two other urea wore on the
bridge at the time. Tow-i>oat3 have assisted in
openingthe bridge by sboving against it, bat I
never consented to it. 1 have signals to stop tho
train when tugs arc approaching. If tho bridge
■was ion’s«l a l»at might run into It without open
ing it or knocking the bolt out of the socket. If
•the bridge was partially open, and a train was
coming irrcr.cd the turves I could übt close it in
time tdrtlic train to cross.
_.. -TK«riMosv ok mike nvr.ixmut.
Michael Hallonui. i*wom: lam employed as
tcudec At the railroad bridge. ani wa? tierewhen
the ftceldi nt cccuned. 1 have been them thr**o
rndahalf years. I ho;»rd tho tug whistle tbrm
times. FLo was coming toward tho bruise pretty
rnpldlyfioni the ml*. The bridge w.u closed.
Kr. .Krvß htvx charged tho locks of tbo bridge.
The tuu was jwsi noitii cf tbobend in tho river
when she ■wiibulort. Inovcroneu tho bridge for*
t»nc whittle. Th.-re must be two or woic wins'le*.
V lien the lusr struck tha br;d-*o I was la tUo cen
tre of if, fai lug tin tug. I saw la r suist*. The
bridge wag locked, tie bolts two or three
Inches in the Bucket, In ease of a collision
the bolts will .Bprinsr, and the bridge upon
if It Ih I-iibt, but if thor*i was
a train on it tin* budge -would remain in It* phieo.
I xun£e no sk’nM to the tu/r or train. As sjoa as
the tujr eUmi: ihu bridge I jumped on the proter
tion. After the locomotive fell Infs tho river, I
returned andMimwl tho lt« place. j
Lave no Icsrrrr’ions or orders from the *ll-1 road
company irpi'niint: my duty. I gvnnrtiliy Live
Tho tow-brat-; ’bo rhrl t of way. but 1 thought tho
train had tbeii>.'hr of way this tmio. I 00a Id not
iu*y *2*etJu-r or art Keys piv« any cl'raah;. 110
xn&kt hare <;<n£ fo, m. my bjox was t»ward
him. A KiTr-ibr** collision occurred uonetima aj:«,
luid the only mark left on the bridge was m *d3 by
tho iitin on Ih'- out-watc *of the tug. The bolt of
ILo bridse did not ccaio out at that time.
TKSTIiIONY OF JOliJf >VAKhKH.
John'VVarcii. sv.orn: iu in the employ rf the
Eorthwesteiu nailijad C mipxuy, ana station ;«l
at Kinaio r»irt*ct bridge. 11mA hold of tlm turn
ing oarwhfn *he locomotive struck tho bridge,
and vhp ibiovn down by the coneiuMou. The
tile’s whistle was Mown twin*, perhaps thrf-o
limes, wh« n >hu was 'reproaching. Tbo “lUli"
van upaiiddovr, showing thattha train had the
tight of v.-.j. and that the tug must i-top. There
were three pi-reon-i on the bridge at the time. A
little mark was made where she struck it. I
have known boats to strike ih* In I Ign before, and
help to op» o ir. V.'he.n the.-tug whistled the train
vats In sight. The rug was then about 200 yards
from the bridge. The bolt which holds tjo bridge
trasaftt Im-ii*. t*rVrekeu. I was trying to turn the
bridge,bat-1: b:L». »r j/.-kc when me tnlu struck
It. The train Mrm-’t the bridge about three sec
onds after the tag sms;jk it. The tproman never
gavemn-ony ir.armctlons about tho bridge.
7KSTIS!*»NT OP n. tVESCUn.
9 Hehrr "Webber, sworn: 1 work for Meats «t
Bates. r I saw the locomotive go Into tho nver,
and I pulled tno engineer oat. Lid not are tho
tug-W'flt, The-bridge was ope.n before the locooi
live went iu. J dui not mw tlie men at tho lever.
I whs about 2(0 feet from tho bridge, ou ICingi
bury street.
tr«TiMoyr or c. nsrrnn.
Charles FMicr. sworn; I p.iw Ibr tug strike the
bridge, and il-e bridge swing open about twelve
feet.’The l-tidge iMidcj-s tried to got the bridge
back. L'Ut'tl cy wore not ijuiek enough. Tho loco
motive vent il«* river. The bridge men wore
in Uiu mlddlo of 1 he bridge.
Ti>TDIoM OK P. SWANSON’.
Peter Swr-nsor. sworn: Am uetb-.iaatat Klnzlo
Ptreet bridge—vm» clt.v bridge. I Jjca.nl the tug
■whistle. aiitVssw that the tbli sign o.i the railroad
bridge was plan rl sn that Tho brldgu wp? to be
opened. The train, I suppose, was near Market
Direct. When ikctugoatnc near, she slackened
up, and the locomotive's wheels were reversed,
as T conld toll by the quickness of the
exhaust.. lUc. I think, —I umuot positive.—
struck tin* linageand,the locomotive coming on
It, opened it oub-kcr. Ido not remember hearing
the brakes of die bridge om-n. I generally hnar
them urn guided lu opening my bridge
for vessels or tug., coming north by tno position
of lbo-fi*b ini ibo rnllrosul bridge,’ The lHhlh.it
day was phleed so as t» indicate that vessels could
Cothucuih.' II h««l Itcen-tlmt a-'jij* before; and
trains l«:d £om* over the liriJgc—Urn trains ruu-
tii.ib ViMUI to get ahead of the np
impelling tug?. Thr McCVilan was near the bend
in the river v. tier. shi>. whirried.for tho bridge was
open.—i »lu »dd think It tin* tug struck the bridge
luudlbel'oll wor’d conn* «ut of thu socket an I
leave a mark on tkowoodwotlc. I havo scon tugs,
afterthcbrWye was open, tun sigainst it. and
push It lns:c;the brldgu-tundtrs were
making jl ro. tt was done at the
l)ridpvten»brs rrqmr.r, when they worn
not able to Matt it. Tut-1 ne Gn*on struck lithe
other night. There v;-« but one now mark «*n the
bridge: c-m.M r.»t tell wla-ther tho McClo hm
made U'Or not. I not think the McClellan
btruok the bi lip* hi r 1 enough opun the catch.
Tn c n>:<'.'v’i.f captain stui:l.
CaptainT. V-*.cl. sworn Am Harbor Mis
ter. When tor IM» ”is horizontal It means that
tug* can go ilTouiih: whu It is perpendicular,
or up inuTdown, 1 means that the tmin can pa«s.
1 think the tugs ;.ndo«atood the working of tho
Signal. No rotiTiLiint was ever made to mo abjut
It. Thru- air J.*.r ifarbor Musters beside* in 1.
Thev do not a to me., Xho Hoard of Puhdc
Works appolv.**' :re. and then upiMiintod th«*n
as assistant*-. Tirty u*o not lustriictoi to report
to me.
"i'.tONr or c. HALT*.
Cbnrios Dl l’, rwom: 1 wupfireman of tho loco
motive Bhc-: 1 V. hr u we wore near the hrldga
the Um tdiaW it Thu “iiah” was horl
rental, awl v i-Tb-mptcd to*‘*st)p the
fncino wh< it ii if :n*idgi* undere dropi»cd tho
fish and tnttb.m .T fie iC ''wuo on. We gave k?
fiand, oud ww wer.i-.nhca*}. the tug straek
tho bridge. Th*;*:*-* w«*n»thr*M»orTiw the eugim*
—the engineer. Mtv3.ec. and myselr. The en
rlnccr rflvctjv d »r;e viigluc. hut could not Mo?
ncr. It wa.Hui r.vrTva ls apd u half nft?r
tfccllßh Snis tv: u >v i that tl:o tug struck tho bridge,
I did pot sea. tho uul-1 she hud stniok It. B r e
WTrc abliMtk hIJ a oei: from the bildge when tho
bridgedfDoer \rn?)g bis hut f4»r ns la come alien
Xsaw tho I raT*-’ o)». u so >i» a< tho tug struck it.
IV-T'.V.ut'Y ov it. A
ilsrons A. l»ov*.ue. sworn; I w:w on tho train at
the lime ortlmuni-wluut. In ini lust>mt the engine
wad rcvcrF»;tl. aun I Uuaigln there wna s:>ra 9 .tulng
wr<*ng. I put '.lie. brake on and Jampot off to m**,
What was U*:* matter. I saw tho hrHic was
ewung. I rae -lnw:, urA when I got th.ure tho
cnglnoer w-i-veit-g rub'll out of thu water. I
did not Mm I frown tug tyheu I went
down. l*«ir-n*7 tr tho train was going ov»?r
fmir miles ;»r. rme. Thera were poveyal jars, and
the train fct i-p.d »r v going twenty foot from
where Itc’.Mko jar.
VrtSMojCT OJ JOnK mCKRT.
Mr. Jolsi. Jl’cktj', built Iho railroad bridge,
te«t HUhI tv.sr l.e t!.o;i£ut tLc holts, trhlrh kept tho
bridge tn p’-ic "f.ebl lw) thrown outb.ruau-bW
Jar. In 2b3cn i agntustthoSixioeulUstreet
oildgc, ai-l tbrvs h- 1010 Ibo river.
frTATHMKVT CAPTAIN ItTDER.
Cftptftln U-<h r. of the tug boat MoCUd
lau. staled ilia! :ic poiuj? up the rivet aftor a
Toewl.iviiV'. nr- thabridjv didn't open sonncumigh.
liercsiptlMbelli:* stop big bwt, but *ho struck
thebrfilprt td v. He iud rn-queatly put thobmv
of hi* hunt j* «»niVn tlm bring© ami helped open It.
The fifth v-.i/Eoiiomtal. audit remained soafter
Uio brl«lp* He blew tlio boat's whistle
"WjTfte Uitie nii-n hV.i* wmk approaching tho bridge.
Hewn®jvjtliivothe brtr’g'j*va«net J&rrod,as the
boat vne l*nrirtn« the t!mo <»ho struck,
i WnKVW.T OF T.SUISr.KU SHW.
Morris M-s»y, me engineer of ibe McClellan,
•lutedthat tb* lugim- of u»o >wM wen reversed
ten she cure*' in coatnet wiUi.thnhrtJge.
*Or*T‘!OMA.S bckors.
•XhomaH lv. r;;er..tonaeTW Master MeehnnJ* Of
the Galena Hoad. toattfeu that the nprbnmnnt
reunite of 3fb voeiulK on thn bridge boltV. Vh.»a
i their eookcujt would ifcoilttoLArvery heavy
blow to a> utoottiante-Ts© w.hO<\
ear that Vho hri«enc*nW not haw boo.nV thrown
open by the last If the bolts wito m
».t thero vis tco much leverage to overyonac.
r* -raw vpuotcr.
This ended the testimony, nnd the luevr.n'tor
delineation, rendered the flowing
the VIA IX* e«no to hi# death, Novem-
hP.lniheqilcag? Wver.-M the
rSI mdof lie railroad fcrtrtgc t« theChic.nr>
wnTneftul y/llnd But auid jwcUnat
wmmmm
then fcf.lfct dm c-£ inch- f K«.nt signal* aad luiu ex
ceeratefjfr’filn I'caaeylUder and M.rnn
tfluy ©I the l aghtul iieorgo 11. Mot.Uilan#
hlaaie.
TjYAT. ESTATE.
v
_ v# cTtr 'ynoi ERTT.
';Uark h., bctwecnVcMsc *o qt and Second at-,
cjfiet rjpnt, Sttico Jcov. d&ted Nov. 9; coiuliera*
tton,ltacr-;.v-
Korti <6 1« feet oflU)tfl9-*nii lO.lnßlMk
Wo!cutt> AdClBoo! «bo. I*>U 3 Mi! 3, Lu Kulm’d
S. ULott ot Block SUBeoHon RftUl flitod
Oct- si: eouldermUoii. tvnp.
Lot* X wd In Block In High
16. Sheffield'* Addltton. being the
ner ot High nnd Bolden »t dawn nor. i»
High'. B M Block H Shot
rnr,aonthofllMTtwnst, ft f* 21x100
ft i dated Nov. 13; o moderation, h»9.
£otai3nnd 41 In Campbell a Block a of Morrla,
w i-2, a w l-i, Sco. IS, 33, U i Sited Nov. 131 eon
alderaUcn, la.ooo,
'Boat estate mortgages and trust doods. 12: quit*
claim deeds and releases, 7; leaser on real estate,
5 other Instruments convoying property in Co-ik
County, P; chattel mortgages, 6; together with
m di*cumcnta which were re-rooord.ua by reason
oftheflro.
r
BETTING THEM EIGHT.
Wtat Hark ;Bherid&ri r Did; Say,:' #dd.
i
Hr. Titsworth. Dow
Hot Know..
Cr. Crown Cozuladea ITol to Al*
though that He tras Bc
pudlatcd Aloe? with Cond.
It wonM appear that there was an error in the
rrportof s.brlefinterriew with Police Commis
sioner Sheridan, published in yesterday’s paper.
It was there stated that Mr. Sheridan had in
formed a reporter of this paper that 3lr. Tits
worth could furnish some damning testimony
against tho parties responsible for the burning
up of Chicago. Anxious to find out what the Po
lice Commissioner appeared so little anxious to
have found, out, the roi>orle'r vl?ited the police
headquarter*, and walked Into the Oommlsslonera*
room. TUpro were present.Commissioners Brown
and SherWhn, and Sir. A. D. Tittiworth.
On entering tho room, the reporter was saluted
with U*o following .duet, by the two latter
gentlemen:
of a fellow are yon, anywayl”
Reporter. What’s tho matter, Mr. Sheridan f
Mr. Titsworth <ln high dudgeon). What’s yonr
nuthorltyfor etaUnginatl km»w anything crim
inating tho members of th» Fire
-What authority have you. I say. for making use
of the lahguage you did with regard to tho depart-
Why, 3lr. Sheridan was mr author
jfv, lYou loot as if there was a mistake some-
Sheridan and Titsworth. Mistake I, I’
should think there was a mistake.
Reporter.' Didn’t you tell .mo so yesterday,
while wo were talking in tho sergeant’s room,
with the other reporter i
Mr, Sheridan. You got the thing mixed. I said
there would bo some capUaMdeVelopraenls from
the criminations and recrimination* of the mem
bers ortho-department, from which 'we should
eventually gather pome startling fuels.
Mr. Titsworth. 'Why, bless me. don’t you sao'"
ti nt it makes it appear that there Uaoolludoa
between Mr. Shcridnn and with regard to
the Jii e Departnu nt. It makes u.o out arranging
wlth'hhn lor the prosecution of the members uf
The department. _
Mr, SLcrichm. I told you about Mr. Browns
probable resignation, but you blundered mint
fc:u fully when you mentioned Mr. TiUworth’s
numojiu t)mt connection.
•Mr.TiffeWottb. 1 Oifflxc down this morning mad
as a batter with Sheridan for having made tlw
ptstoment. Over a dozen men have been to nw
to-day expressing their iHlunlshment wita regard
to the statement. You know my rela
tion with both the Police and Fire Depj rummy,
nixl 3*ou know what an injury such statement
will be to me. A
Importer. As there was no Intention to injaro
yen, Mr. Titawortb, and aa you say you maly
know nothing about it, I filuill, of course, make a
Ct r:-« Ction.
Sir. Tilawerfh. Why. T don t known mortal
tliiur about it- I couldn't understand Kberlitu'a
l*uvi»itc used rav name, and I oouidu’t lauko suit
iuijthingabouUt I came down tln»xnoniln» to
*o« bltqi id an about It. ll’.s the taJc of ihc wnulo
town, nml I iliall sutler by U.
Sir. Sheridan. Don’t make such a correction as
von r» porters j-nnetlines do when called upon,
hml make tho tbiair worse than ever.'
Reporter. All right, Howls tlmt, Sfr.Rr.iwn,
Muni your rrsigulagf latheio any ground for
ifir.t ri'incrt
Sir. Tils worth. Sir. Urown Ifi not going to rc-
IT« had cxpnseed that tntvnr.Jon, but wo've
IfCtn taililiiK It over with him. Helms nudo up
l;l? rulml to stick to it like u man, uu-l bnivc it
out.
Mr. Brown. Yes, I made np »ny m?nd to resign.
To toll the truth, I*i»i tJroi or th;’i fm-dae-s. The
whoa? citvift down on thUboard They have an
Idea that everything has mismanaged. and I
am tired ot it al?, 1 w:*.*? brought up
to be a la'.v\c: 1 aa-i probably
never t-hould have minted that- profess! '»:i.
lam fon y I over did. wiaru :iU even'
ngaln. The other members of tho bar stand oa
Hie t-air.o footing -with myself, and the way la
open before us alike. You see everything baa
la os oestroyed, and must bo Vanm asra ii. I
slurbl, therefore, not be .»t a disadvantage now
in returning to my pioasdoa. to wblot* t a!wavs
wi.t* devoted. It ftlwuyn was arsmreo of ple.is*
ure tometol e with my books. and I regret ever
having h-lt tit* tu. Tb-u, agdn, as I
Hill before, the public intimate that
luy resignation would he well received,
(tund Ik i vory bit- ns g«n*d n man aw I
::m—cvcrv Inch of him. men who elect
ed Guud 'to the Coiaiul-Ki*‘u**rsbip elected mo.
Lock at the tenihlo tnrj »rity by whloli ho was
defeated. It te an cxprrßMon of tlm people’*
opinion of both of un. it Is a vote of no contl
dctu’O. Therefore I thought of ottering m/resig
nation. I have been right yo.arri a I’oPea Com*
uiiK'luner. and ami getting very fired of the enn
htint aiiAlctv. The responsibilities of the o.Huo
err very pleat; and they inerojiso everyday. Of
coitfee I would no* throw down the offleo and
wrdk cIT. I would quite willing to hold tho
Position until wo have completed this examlnv
nun,and found out who we»«» tlm responsible n*r
tlcs; I would stay on tuuourh, or two months if
reeessatv, Imttheul would be glad If some bet
ter mcii.Vumo one more lu favor with the public,
would tak* it and 12l mo go bark to my business.
Iteporter. You are strongly In favor jf an iii
vosttpntit.ii?
Mr. Brown. Mofitcortalnlr I nn. Bat how can
welmvoan investigation (pointing to the cold,
cherries*, limited apartment) withon? stove,
■tf-ph nothing at hand, with no roam even to turn
round in. and with all our efforts concentrated an
Ve» ping ourselves warm. We shall have orory
thine roiufottably airauged In a day or two, hut
nir.il then we must do the best wn can. It takes
twenty-four hours to do a day's work now, every
thing Ib bo cheerless and disarranged. lam
quite willliurto take my sbareof theexaudnatlmi,
but vou g( c 1 have both the IV.Ue and Flro Depart
tueius to look after. It lakes more of my thus to
If,ok round than it ever did. Therefore it be
comes impossible for me to devote mv whale
time to the investigations. That Is why I mur
tested to Chadwick that he should look Into the
1 mutter. The others would willingly famish test l
inonr and have the witnesses brought here, and
iu fart do all v.c could do. lie Is a rapid pmnn wi,
and eeuld manage it excellently. The inve.-d.lgu
lion might take several days, and I c»mhl n >t sit
lieienUihai time and leave my other duties to
el-1:t !f ->r theniselv es.
This terminated the interview.
lie Is Arrested by His Victim, is Tndnood to He*
fund tho Money, and Discharged by a Police
Captain*
There arc two notorious confidence
cago nt present, and, although one. of them was
arrested yesterday, just after ho had swindled a
Canadian outof $37. ho was permitted to go on
LLs way rejoicing. This man’s name U “Billy”
Biush. Ills associate, or pul, who was with him
at tho time the money was taken, is Home
Sweltzcr. Both of those follow? were in Chicago
previous to the fire, and pocketed hundreds of
dollars bv the gold trick,” that in, giving a
gist nhorn three or four,-or more, brass pieced
about the tizo of u *2O gold piece, ia
a buckskin bug, as security for money
loaned them. The “suckers,” as tho
tl ievye call tlulr victim*, nmde comjlafnta to the
police authorities, but Brash and hi* man Friday
r.'mld never be found tlb A$ *[«?s« two
scauhdrrls robbed a nlfth yesterday. TheCuuv
ilianiiiVt them afterward, anti seized Brudl by
tln-colinV. i; 2cr was nimble footed, and ran
Into an alley cud tuad« Ida oscapo. Brush was
Intm over to the Fir*t Precinct Station, and told
Certain Hi* ker privately tlmt if he w.mbl let him
go V would ••'turn up”—that I*, give back tho
uiuin v. Tho Canadian, it is said, consented to
withdraw H* coiur'.Hiuf, If -this wjm don).
Brvrtt arid be hadn't the money with him,
ho tl:e‘ncciumuodutiug Captain told Sergeant
Buckh y (o toko u buggy :iu«l drive Bnuh bi his
lodging place. Thither Buckley look him. tho
in*-my won obtained, ami the iwu returned to the
tiathm. The Canadian wns then banded his $37,
and. alter he left, Brush was told to go. Is u«t
(bi* way of doing police business reprchon-dhlo t
It is not Jcttown to ontslders what cansldrr.itbm.
ivtlwaal tie. OiPtuln to 00l freo tins thiol, bat Ui*
frir to Infer unit he was nut relean*! v.*itU-»ut
♦■hoeing bis :ipptvciutb<n for the klndn's* and
gudleiuuuly manner with which no was treated.
UEVIXU.
ErsauAT.
RELEASE OF A THIEF.
THE-CITY IN BHIEF.
Real Estate Movement.
Th*> Undine real estate men of Chicago have
h-nv-d u circular. setting forth the imperative no
tH R.'-ity of w-mc concert* d action -whereby Chloago
r< ifi estate may be restored to Its value, and cap
ttidlfda may have conAfloocoln It as security for
loM.s.nnd whereby the unsettled condition of tl
•l, i. maybe mwle the subject of a memorial to the
I.erMuture. AnioeUu.ro! the real estate men Is
oaUVil, ?o la 1 eld at Standard T .Udl to-morrow af
ternoon at 2 oVl«*ck, to take such pracncftl meav
ut*.» ns will tend to rcatganlre butties.* upon a
Mdlftactory bust**, nnd devise u tm-tlmd. anon the
l n t Wul advice, by 'which Um Legislature cast
iv-tstnWhlhcrcconUaf title, no as to
cnaMo «mr cltlr« na to procure the necosritTvl'.ans
for Tfbnildiutr the city, and Vj ft4llkr.it* rho trans
fer vi real eetatc. The ncidrtva la sy tairtv
of the iendlutt teal wthtc men of tin* city, sin 1 It
fcr.Tvcl that all.those deutero who aavc not been
UtuViU alee respond to the call.
k V
PrcibylerlM toww
Inrfcn eixtalocd by -tbu Pn'*i>y{«riiin d
nSfcii-.iilion of Chief, so in Tho_ gwirt fin-, iw mini-
JIM foUc?cab7 ft VTIt A T lil
“Qfe.' thro® oMctt, lirsfht. find
cbuSTbes ure utterly dratrnytti; fi .jnyab *r of our
i tu l 2,on cctooto oro burned up; of near
ly ISSVS members of our ooacretnitloTW In
I relief raiment every pmntfieirt burlac** uwu In
r«nj ante of the churches—vvbothcr o: ftooo do*
»tro,»v*\ or oMhitec saved—tq crlrplo-1. If.liot
ruue.sJvby.
inRC? Is J>lft wd in straiicii»v>i
ouut* jot tue of it* Invented. fuiuU to viel.l
a eit its *xpouac«u au-1 out
!T‘“ lV C fr ?sL‘ ls total loss
c*.ty, aenfs-tUird of
tins upon uiji'reaoyt-criiiu Church of OUl
cot'6,
liOnt and
Thotran Alien. James Allow.Kartell and Edward
Alin:, m o inquired after by Uoorco Alien, of N\
;o. livlaod street, North inrnln.riir.m, Enffbu-l.
—*Tj. f?o:>rge 8. Malloy, wife ann otiUrt. aro in-
V.tued r.ft‘T br tbo j rolaU-v. JosonU Kirkwood,
of M.'r.lilK’llJ. Ki:ie:i''y. lru):uU f
V*v"bw kirttf r, Mrs. It* L. T'cT-urga, oc Uio vtoat
aro eet Drajton. Middlo.sci, Etj>flu:id.
—Mr*. Glli-n. Sonaorlyoi No. i-* H-nitb Clark
t'fM iad Mra. bcuetnvliie and aureus Eight,
lietuguited after by War rouUivf. Mr; Jovx
THE CHICAGO THIBUNfii WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1871;
Goldman, photographer, No, ss Quean street,*
Heath.
—Mr. Peter McLean, ■who lodfpsl with Alexan
dre Btevrwt on Aberdeen street. and Ur. Charles
UoLean (Prenbylorian Somlnarr) aro Inquired
alter bjr Ur. H. UoLoen.
Stamps on Dwd*.
8. A. Inin. Esq., Deputy Collector of the First
District of Illinois, la fa receipt of tho following
letter Irom tho CommUaioncr of Internal Rove
tme: **l reply to your letter of October Si, 1871,
tliAt when deeds duly stamped have been lost or
dettroy*-d, na by fire, counterparts executed to
replace tlicm need not be stamped. In such cose
the now deed should contain a recital of the foots,
and aliov the reason for Its execution. Very
respectfully, J. W. Douglas, Commljeloncr.’ l
Dock Out lor Him*
’A man giving the n:.rue of W. Campbell has
been turning the Chicago calamity to account by
lecturing on tho asrootHre, and collecting money
••{for tho fluffei ers.” ,Bo made collection* at Mat
tson, ShcibyvlUo, Tana; Assumption: and dthbr
-places: in Ullnnifl;At the last-name)} place bis
tfue character becaros known, and hoi narrowly
.’escaped arrest by
Hbout-llvtr loot live inone» 4
tinmiist*d£ablftGfar,Vii the,l-ightxheek,. extending
from tho cheek bono-to ncur thO boUoiu.of the
fcoo/*
Bose Ball*
Of the old Forest City nlno, of Cleveland, J.
\lbllc. Pratt. Corleton, Sutton, Allison, and Tabor
bare been re-enguged. Tho new playoru so far
under contract arc Sweasy, of tho Olympics, and
Soctt Hastings, of tho liookforJs. Sweasy will
plov second base and probably captain tlia nine,
and Hastings will either bo the regular or change
n Uher. Tho Cleveland Directors ore making
rilurts to secure the services of Radollff for short
stop, and Cummings lor clnmgo pitcher.
AnaonDccxnesto.
The ircmbcrs of the Mulligan Xoaxves are re
quested to meet to-morrow evening at 8 o’clock at
Ko. 121 Klnr.o street, corner of union, for tho
transaction of important business.
—Postmaster Eastman requests those whose
nddtcsscs arc changed since tho fire, and who hod
been receiving regular newspapers, to send their
present address to the Post Office.
Pllsccllancotu.
Throe hundred bushels of sucked onion* have
been sent fn.m Davenport, lowa, on application
of,the Odd Follows* Belief Committee of CUi
ccrreependent who signs himself An Out
side Elder on the Omnibus,” writes that tho
laoadeof tho Insuranceßuildlng. nmr the north
wo it corner or WsshtngJon and LaSalle streets,
gives signs cf falling, »nj suggests Umt.altUougb.
to pull ft down would be to destroy a very pretty
rum, lie x©mov«rwoold calm, tho did tor bed feel
ings of passers-by, A
—At-half-paet- ii o'clock yesterday morning,-
the body of an ankn >wn man was found floating
in the basin, at Umlootuf Eldridge court. Tho
tsim'had been observed h short time before a rat
ed on tho bank, drinking whiskey from a bottle-
No one saw him lump or fall Inta the water, and
if is thought lo committed suicide. Ho was about
CO years of ftgc, .and evidently a German. The
corpse was taxen-to the bout houso on -tho shore,
and the Coroner uo lined to hold an inquest*
A Warthy Exauplo.
The Phonir Insurance Company, of Brooklyn,
as is shown in another column, did a very eeneible
thine about 'its loapox, ‘namely, sent currency
hereto Us agent to pay its small -paUny-holders
before tho banks were open. Tills action, no
doubt, prevented considerable distress, and is
worthy of &U eommcndaUun.
Knot* and Short.
O. B. Richardson Co No. U West Randolph
street, hnvo a full stock of boots, shoee, and rub
bers, selected espooinlly to meet tho wants of the
Chicago people, from the best Eastern houses.
Tl.cir kip ena calf bunts, band made, for*Bum’s
and boys’ wear, arc a specialty.
Fifty Baled Blanket*
Will be sold by Wm. A. Butters Co., this morn
ing, at their Rod Front Salesroom.
Cfcapfsi hands and face cared by n«iof
duidi-tr Tar Soap. Slade by Caswell, Hazard 2c
Co., Kow York.
ITlnur, Dinar Ycnw.-Mm. Trinalotr 9
Soothituc Syrup tor childien teething, has stood
the tcet ol many yenra, and never known to fall*
Fcr UyxpepHln. IniHucxtlon, Deprcflaioa
of snirii*. ana u«-unral iMlillltj*. the Ferro-PUo«-
pherated Cllxir of Calls i.ra Dark (Culwaya JSark
and Iron), la tho best tonic, made by Caswell,
Uarerd Co., New York, Hud sold by druggists.
riitnpmt and Bcit.-Dlm. iVliltconsVa
Svrnp b i chiblj on Is sold by ilrmrgis ts fori« coats
nboitle, and 1« an admit able preparation fur in
fuutile disoiucrs.
Writer Ijnic Tfcaa rVerep.—lf ronr
Jin’! going, smcl you have not yet
tried tin* •‘Fo.mdont.’* ns n preservative, try It
now. Ahritiilou all ntlior dentiltleoo vud give it
lair chance: It ia guaranteed to bo a* harmless
:rH vut«'r«
DIE3>.
WHITNEY—Iu tht'? city, at the ro.«bloaco of Mr. I>.
P. (*«roeroii, Ke. j:2Tliro«>p-ht., Mrs. Della 1L Whit
r«v,rgfdS9 years.
Fmußil Huh moralng rd 10 o'clock from Mr. Cam
m.n’n n-hidtnee.
r.HOItOE—In this city, rn Monday ending. ntl.J
tuiiuties to 7 o’clock, \Vil;huu Gcoxgo. AVUi bo buried
at Grroehtnd.
Fujeird irr.m No. U North Greea-et., at I o'clock P
m.
AMUSEMENTS.
YOUNG MEN’S
H MiSllfli
LECTURE COURSE
WILL OPEN WITH
ANNA DICKINSON.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 17,
In hor new and popular lecture,
“Out of the Depths,”
In the First Congregaticnal Church, cor
ner Ann and 'Washington-eta.
TVrJk/7#, 30 cetiff. for Bfsleat
Book Storo, In VhompaonU Block,
ll*rd ■Hflrfbon.if.
GLOBE TQEITRE.
001.. WOOD'S MDSEDM 005IPAKT A,
I,' FJ hi Q-LOBB.
IMMENSE STJCCESSI
OF illE PUT OF IKK DAT.
DIVORCE,
Ustlnoee .Wednesdays ami tmtunlay*.
Parllrolnr Notice*—ln consequence of thfl great
length of the play, the Matinee perfurmanora will oorm
mence at Two o’rlork precisely*
REAI» ESTATE WANTED,
WASTKO-VE UaVKCaLL? BOTH TO PUR
>T chaao and leasts lota la burnt tiistrtitt, at reasona
ble figure*. OEOHOK iirLUSgjßmte-dt.
Ttf ANI EIWd*AIi .KBTATR IN THE BURNT
Vf dJhtrtct or other* Iso. WIU niy put cash: bob
cure in a gtHHI farm. Address UETIRED FAIIMKR,
Tribune office.
TWANTEB—Tu PUBC’UASJE OK I*f»T3
W mthc burnt UUtrUt. AVTiy to W. 11. BAMP
FOX A CO., Beni Estate and lioase-RenUng Agency,
2*5 wc*a hlatllMin st.
TVAHTEh-l WANT TO i*U Ht’HAdK A LOT—
cheap—ssto&ifn-t.bycwmd dettli, *Hun«wJ;ere
inthed>tHctboiml<MHiy UsnUionat. MieJUgm-tv..
ai.d \be river, for buibliogimrpoeea, WIU pay mir-'gilf
cw-h. Address, for five unra, stating evict io-**;tion
•1 <ticwcut price, EAtoTKIiS* CAPITAIiIS P. Tribune
offlie,
‘\V*KTK*-—VO KXCITA NO K FOK CIItC.VJO
If irorvrty. 5-oacre*. rliolce land tie tr KUtvnim
"Wlm.* inCViviico prtl'l In ca>»U.- JOHN Jit. WAITiI,
S. F Jlub^itrd^onrt.
WAMKH-TO I'UIICiUSK A
f i comer lot. from .v> to 100 f»M>t {runt. «n Mtste st *>r
WabSHh av., norlU of Adams sU AddrewAil, »31 Wo
baah-av.
TVANTKD-SS OK TJI FfcJKT IMIVWKKS VAN'
J imn. Vn.-Mtictcn, Dearborn nml Market-nU.
Owners who want all canh aiUroaa H H. Box W< P.
TV.ANTED—TO I’UY Oil KENT—ONK UitONE
't am I one-lmlf h*nir’n ri'le from tbo rlt.f, no.ir
stream of water, a poodrlze*!* comfortable lumeo, wit)
one, two, or three arn<j uf ground: will he jientinjHit,
l*y a responsible varty. Address A 8, 897 Wot il ju-
Chlrngo. 111.
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED—• OF L- A. OKOA
lur.rt. Anr ope knowing of hie whereatnut-s nlei«-«
addrcea DU. W. D. BLAIN,'£S South HalsUxWt., Chi
cago
IArOKHATION WANTED OF MAHY MCKALU
wl»o formerly lived ou West bido. c.,
tUoimv.n IXou**.
UEESONAI#—WILI. LUKE BUIIKUE, LATS Of
JT the North Bide, qv aav-ona who Jmh»w.* hi* pr»'-
eo&LndtlrrM. I'leasuaepd It to A. M. TllOllrfON, 20
b*:nth Canttlet.
I}ERhONAL—WILL DR. PEABODY ADDiUU*
X a b ilcT to J. LEWIS. IH Gri»vr»MsT. v
PEP.SOJfAI»— THE PART IKS THAT STOi E AIV
WBpon fcatunlox night, from corner of J;icV.-*»n
ftp<* Jpffcraon-et*. w«to n and are known: U not re
turned at cnco they will fffct into trouble. 8. K.
MICIIAM. __
PEKSONAL-MRS. ETTA J ARVKWII.L MKBf
her friend from Now York by addrcaant; cum?
ottioe. Cil ARLES X»
FIKANOUL.
Commercial akd beat/ estate paper
ttnrcliutd E. L> CAKFIBLD, 94 South iritn*
trn-rt.
IVII.LKMN MOSEY ON WAUKHOrsjs ki:-
eliMtrl mrrt£r.ar*- watches, diamonds. M t
i JAS-i B. STOREY. lOl^oath
tllitfon-'-t.
fHO LOAN—MONEY OS CHICAGO RLaL E-S-
Alite. O.S. HUBBARD. South Canal nt.
Ci't AAA TO LOAN FOB 6 MONTHS.- AD
QjitiHH* ilrewTH. iTllMine office.
AAA OR MORE TO LOAN TO A PAiiTk
COitMFU who will rive mo employment aanale*--
man or Itochkpfixir The I teat of references. -Adtireea
O M, Trtleme« tve*'*
wftA AAA TO i oan.insums TO riUir.
sP’*v«\i\r\r for ao or 90 dara. on roM security.
T.SI!?* 4 paper bought and •old. 6U Wabash-ar-
IL JrfVY*
25 crates White firaaiteware,
100 boxes Glassware,
Invoice of Table Cutlery,
20 rolls New Wool Carpeting,
AT AUCTION,
on WEDNESDAY, Nov. IS, stsl lWtieck.aStheMD
FBOINT bslfsroom S sod 4 East Rsudolnh-st.
WM. a BUTTgitH A CO.. Auctltmeem.
50 bales Blankets
i at auction,
ot> trMMdErilir,T: i3,'«rni-sj a’ciMk,
t&B BED
j.’Zl .In*.. r..,Ran&iph.Bk'*-'
Shales No. X "Ontario Wtito Blankets*.
9 bales Eagle Berth Whits Blankets. J
t 9 bales Diamond O Bnrrm Blanket*.
4 bales Diamond C Silver Gray Blankets
t balca Army Bine and Gray Blankets.
5 baled Wat Comforters.
WiL A. BUTTERS A CO.. Auctioneers.
DRY GOODS,
WmHmm, Clothing, Hosiery, Back filoroiaad
Cumtlets, Knit Coodg, Saipea
dm, etc.,
AT AUCTION,
on TBTDBSDAT, Nor. 18, tt 1 1-2 o’clock; It tko BED
FRONT Salesroom, S anil 4 East Baadolpb-et.
VM. A- BUTTERS CO. Auctioneer*.
Imported Underwear,
lor men, women, and children,
Cllovcs, lS«»siery, :etc.,
i AT AUCTION, t
|Oa Tbareday, Kov, 16, at 10 o*el#«k«'
at oar BED FRONT Salesrooms, 8 and 4 Raadolph-at
Wl A. BUTTERS A CO.. Auctioneer a.
lO CASES
111 Wool 8-4 and 6-4 Cassimcres,
AT on THURSDAY MORNING, Nov.
16, at the RED FRONT Salesroom.
WM. A. BUTTERS ACO Aoctionwa.
BY C. P. GORE CO.,
COUNTRY
AND
City Merchants.
We mean Joat wbat wo sty wbfauw* oflbr yon,
AX AUCTION,
By Catalogue
On WEDHEEDAT, Ilovetaber IS, at 9 14! a. m,
'3OO c<uie« Men’s* Boys’, nnd Youthe* Boots,
200 coses WomeaHit Qlisseo’, and Children’s
rolinb.
100 rases Women’s and Misses* Sergo Goods,
100 cases Assorted Rubber Goods,
And a line of
Men's Fur-Lined Bnlmorals.
TltcßO Borfa and fihoos arc from tbe leading makers
of ibo Kaiat and West
GEO. P. OGRE 00.,
1 and 2 Baodolnh at., oomnr Mlcliigairav.
539 WestJVlo n ros-st.
The entire contents of an elegantly*!urciahed bouse
At Auction.
Parlor nnd Clunnlier Fnmitnye, Marblo-ton Tables.
TVhst-NotM, Kstenelon tables. Minors, l/magr*.
Paintings, Crockery. China mid (llasivrnro. Matt
JUdolnc. Bedrted. Moves; nil elegant-tmie
Punw*,\Mßbnn Knobe, maker, m» THURSDAY NOV
JG, nt JC vclM-k. u. i*. GORR A CO.. AuoMunoera.
A Poop Store
BUT
the'jhest stock
OP
Watches, Jewelry,
PLATED-WARE,
CXJTILiEiIe.Y, &C.,
nsr Chicago,
tfF eerrp and mf
JPBKVISH during tUr
J. B. CHAMBERS CO.,
By C. C. THAVJEB CO.,
ft nrlliimara and Itr-nl Kntaiii AicAtitA, offlnuO TTnb
bard eouit.
ATT ATJC
Wednesday, Nov. 15. *t 3 o'clock p. ta<,
ON THE PREMISES.
HOUSE* AND LOT,
369 West Lakc-st.
TTonw> twA-Rlnr)' Inune, to rooms, ~ator, gas, ota
Ltd CT.MBI feel. 'I t mi- ?il
'HORSES Aym CAKRIAGKg^
AU, YOU THAT HAVK HORSES TO BELT* OR
brnrd can tit fii>u-Ibs cam r.nd pet thuma d I un
-Itott untie-*. I holil yeaterduy for f'o\and have
pb i ty of i u.*doim*t> lor bor,ts at llioirreal value.Cor*
n«*r liHinam-rou:t and Victoria av., roar 01 525, 5-7, jJ.-
:nd Ml WHlmrii «v. M. BKAMiKY.
BRtOKMAN iC SKINNKU WILL OFFER AT
public auction itt their stable* and yard*. c-)ni *r
i«r State ard Twefty-aecond Nor 11. at It o clock,
i-i i-.rno's, 7 top Hqiliire box hudnM* wagon*,
jo «.n bngsb*e. 4 Limber wapitiH and heavy barnos*.
10 m t* hlnjiK* ImnietH, anti otlierpropcrty.too nuinoroua
tonuntb-n.
BOAUI'ISG AND KTAHT.INd— FOB BWSIT
h< Thfji. Apply corm-r Gxecn and MonrwHiw, J.
T ItAWI.KUOI A CC.
I7oßSAi.K~frr. will buy a hound; ypr.No
u atn ol hor<«ctt and nearly near wagon and
Airly ol Tlilrllelh.oL
17011 »\LK-riVK FIXE RLOUIC
JT inrt !rom tl:o country, one coach team, and untun
bere.f common filnple drlveraj also two p»».!
hmevt*. I think, very cheap, at corner of Hinu-m
--court and Vic t« na-av„. rear of 523, Si", 52/, Sil, auil *3.
Wahnj-h-r-v. M. C. UKARLKY.
IT»OH SAKK-OT HEAVY MULES. IS'
anitaVlc for dlrt-wagena. 4. hotvea, at Farmers* Ho
tel Ft«ble. rernerut Juilreand
UOK SAI K-EXPUKSS WAUOX, IN' UOOR'OR*'
F der; will be solrt chtap. “Addreau A B, TrthanH
ofllco.
For sALK-srmxo truck and exiuiems.
wagon. Jfavo been used but little and am both In
good order. Will lie cold cheap. Apply at «tU We«*t
Mndlßon-tt. KOWK. GHAVES <fc CO.
FOU SALIi-A TEAM OP UKAVY DltAl/OH I’
horeofl. weight, 12 and 14 cwt; c and 7 yearn m-l ta
roc<l condition; alm\ a double set of now U.irmvn;
work for tli« team at f. r per day. Apply at 43J Uulju
near Twellth-wL W. LUM&DKN*
-*EH)It SALE—THE CLH\*ELAND LIOIirNTNO
X Rod Co. hating cloned buslnma for-the ao.vejo.
clfcr frr anlc the balance of tlielr hor*oa -alw*, a lot of
tinmens: those wishing to purchase good young toi.rae**
’Cheap would do well to coil O, r, ILvKKIX, W St,
-John*g-idacti, West Side.
WANTED—A HORSE AND EU«<n TO WI v
it ter fir pattialubeof Uio6J\ine. ArtdressKLSPjN
SI BIX. Tnbnne olT.ce.
WANTED TO HUY-HORSI?. TOP*llU(4t♦ Y ANt»
Immewi; also, rvuiy. Reply, doicnblag
property, to hi B,Tribuneolnco.
AV ANTED—ONK- GOOD -HtlllSß -WITH-HA
If irv-8, MjltaVc fur li?ht wagon 5 ab» oae Ug.it
.Covered wagi’-n. Apply nt 7..0 Shite* eh
WANTED—FOR -CASH-A FINE iU‘JOS
l.oT*e. coed t-lio. fltntv, and ACtiuu. Inqalru *t
HOWLAND'S llveiy htnble, J'-> Twonty«4t«co!>a -t
IVAKTED A GOOD BCOOY HXRSK KOH
rpi-h. Addrcf• N. w. FertlltolngC-imp-uir. City.
iD I-,, Will. KUVT£-»St nf HUH.i;:- ASH
OX©\l harevw, atyl good atwng tt-nr and feed
wpgt n. ('all at No. 12 Hubbard st, for partlcubira, or
will >ell tie team for SIOO.
AGENTS WANTED.
Agents wantedto sell tub .great
Fir** or Chicago, bet past, rresoat; and futnn*.
Tbr origin. pt-ogre*-*- bih! of the Orort t Ulcaao
Conflagration; wrate, Incident*, and <irtul3
ol the illfeurfur: liet of tbe principal bankers. raamifno.
torer*. ami merchant* who are b**er*} a pic
tnxvoi Chicago, before and after tho fire; the trade
and commerce of Chlcay», and detail* of It* municipal
affair*, and the great Area of lb* world, by P.
Upton'and James Sheehan. Aaeoeiate Editor* of The
ChVwgo 'l'nbnnA A Icofc o L about .\VJ pares. Ul.natrat.
MbvUi* leet ai‘Xd.v and vllibo aurtliy tbe ooqxJ.
deuce ftfalL Will be enld evcln»dvrJy by MnDamption.
Agent* wanted in even town, A«hb»wa UNION
PTIF.t ’’‘"'H CC-- UI Tlt o S4rvtOj
AO Kyi’S WANTED— FOR “CUirAGO AND
Use Great <’«mflapr*tton/’by Oiib**rt and
Chamberlin, of Hie Chicago TribuuA A e»ncieC
history “I the paal ««f this nu*at wonderful and
a deta&ed, cirvutnAtanUsl, and moat riyid account of
its destruction by fire, with scenea. Ac. To
be complete In one handsomely b'lW'l •‘ct*™ volnmo
of about 600 pofree, with numemu- UMstratirna by
Chapin A Qalurk, from nhct««rspplc yi«r»» taken cn
tbavpot. Apaits* bound proKjayta*
rc»ulv. For circulars, etc., adtlrr*-* J. PnODJLAN,
PoblWicr. lisniitli Green-et., Otimtec.
Agents wanted -«ii tu <m a day, is
erorr mrantr In the United States. a titrwly
patestod article of great ntfltW and slmulutcly MMibd
IccrtiT bonsehr.lrt. For fnrOier pnrtlcnlary sddi»vm
THE CHAMPION VANUPACTUH3NG COM
PANY, Cleveland, O.
Agents wanted—#ikj a aontui hmpdot
tneotl Eitnf Indnoemcniol A preralnm bwac
u<l worm tor airenta.- We
for a term of seven jparj to ecßUie Back» re dhuN
tlr SeWlur Mauhins. fl lnaae« >^stlU-ii allXoou both
-uW. and la the best Ujwjirlred hccjwd to
the wc-riA W. A. HKNtIF.HBON CVoCViTeUad,
G or St. IcnK Mo.
UENTH WANTEI»—THE GREAT CHICAGO
iv Fire. The crowning horror th- ninefewstth con-,
tnrr. lOCLnon perrons reduced V- beggary. Fearful
screes: heart-rvndlns toddenta. l.Obj copies -of this
ecckeeTilogperday. Sample erpy, poet paid. SDobdTA
lUk book contains a splendid map. mn.-*inflnn*acd
a very fell. Idßtory. Andreas ,J. W. OOODHPBEO.
CUouto. plffctonatl. or st. pruk-
4 GENTS W*ANTED—TO tlO PER DAT CAN
A be made by either sex. with my new astlrJf*.
samples sent tree, C. M. UNIN GTON. Si West Moo-
CTih-ago.
-GENTS WANTED —TO SKUU SHEPARDS
A Improved ?.j,rius bod. An active .man can nuks
Horn W to -*r. p<-r day. Inquire at 125 North i>t*plalnes
».U, Mccmd.lif>oT>
Agents avantkd—in kvbkv tovy.n and
county to sell the lateet and re->t novel invenomi
ter masking linen. Ixx’bn, cards etc. Send for clrmlar
to A M. lIfriLARDSON, (icuera* Woettacn Agent, l«
South Cbichgo. _
Agents wanted—cßAhrs great tvebt
em slaj» nnd Picture Dep< t ftmushe-* ihe l»e«t line
dgLods In America for travelling airente. Full
ol traps charts engraving, pliotnjrr.«phA c*'fnu-'s
oar.l*:ntiii<d pictures, drc., cauetantly on hamL Aocn
rate prd thrilUnp pictures of rhicogo In flames. pot*.
hmidUHl; inw-ka, |d« toe complete hl-b»ry of taie confia
gratlr.n, unlKdliahed with nupr. and pictures. per
LumimL Send tor new circular of popular
GI G y, V AAM, W-^t
CITTREAIEBTATE.
r.«.
’C’OK 8A LB-CHOICE BUSINESS AND AVK-
Msftlson-st, TWxlSl.
Wobosh-a v M northwest comer of
WebS6h-av., southwest oonttr of U»
south. cf Fourtseutb-st, ssat front,
2E lusilgan.sr., southwest comer of MKliaon-at, 62x
l, Mlchlgua sv,, adjoining Michigan Avenue Hotel.
£2xllo. _
Mlohlgan-av., southwest comer of Hornson-st, 77
ilK'hlg.m-av., near Fourtocnth-at (marble fwal
hOTiff), 2lai«o. _
Mlt mgaa-AT., northeast corner of
mxiaL
Mti-higan-ftv., northwest comer of Thirty-a eooaa-at.,
fcrhaee.toxuo.
Mlchlgat-.av., srar7ackson-tt, MxiTa
Itidiaua-av., a Uttie suuth of-Thirty flfth-at., east
front, 25x171 a
between.Clnrk and LftSnlla-at*., 4ftxl«L J
bnhe-st., near Fntnklln, with front Also on Franklin,.
fCrIOQ. .-ry
oorner,pf .Vells-et, 4px

•■Mwlibou-hfo between WAtineh oud Mlchunuhav«.i
cash payment to hupraro,-

t 1 418 Michigan ar.
170R BALE—OK BKNT-1-O rULTON;ST„ JSEV-
V bonding 150 by feet. P. W. GATES, 4i
CauaLat..
For sale—a laroe and commodious
donl’lo honac. -centrally 100-ated, with -aa flerv cf
KoU: splendid fruit, in tho pleasant Tillage of Elk
i, Walworth County, Win., ttreo hours* rldi from
('Ll* ago. -Tho meat bcwutlful country tvMdonoo oat
Of Chicago, and can b*» Imd at a gnat Iwxrgnlo. Ad*
dreitw. for price. Ac., A. L. KANE, IS North Sufferson
eL, Chicago; lit
Fob salk-ko. ns eiohtebntii-st., kb
tween Stauwt. and WabaaU-ar., three-story, Eng
lish basement, it room*; fumneo. gw fl ctur-.w, aid all
modern Itnpcovtmenta: suitable for residence or basl
neas A Imrgitlu, at Iw.ono. No advance
ainre the tire. Terms easy. WM. HANt^BBOOOH,
871 Wal»a*«h-»v.
IX) li HALF—I 76 STATE MT.—5 I»OOU» NORTH
1 of Twelfth, a two-story frame building, with good
yard and ham. J lhcro Ifl a three-years* ground lease.
Inquire on the pn inlm*.
IX>U. bALS— BUttXNESB PROPERTY IS THB
burnt district; reeidei ces and unimproved proper*
tr. Parties necking investments ore rvapoctfully re
qtiMUtl to v ill and examine list*.- FREDJL. FAKE
A O*.. 6*o Mlohlgan-av.
•arxOß KALF—THK ELEGANT BhICJK HOUSE V|j
J?-: JUd Iganav. Oneof tft©inoathaadsomelylinlah*»4
bouses in Chicago. Term*' very ©*u«/. FHErrL.
FAKE A CO.. &<0 Michigan av. e
170R RAI.r—CaNALHT.-50 OK 10) FKBT FRONT
by 100 feet on west ride of ,Ciinal-eL,'between
Adams and Jackson. HNYDKR LEE. Real
Aauitf. N«.. south Halated-sL, comer of Randolph
ty. Masonic BnMdlaga.
IX) R SALE—WEST VaN-RUUEN—FIVE LOTS,
1 each. C 5 by ITS feet, on north side of Van Bnren
»tl. l»elw«ui Centreav. and Ibroop. SNYDER A
2.8E, Real Estate Agent, No, 9 Bonth Halsted-at,,
comer of llamtolpli-Pt. 1
For rale-i-akok lot with railroad
faculties suitable for a small elevator and fivd
mill, brewery, m"R boaeo, or other manulactonng
murc*ee. a» tret front rn"eomer of Tw«itywe\*enU»-
U. and Illinois Central Railroad track: price low. <sv>y
ti’inw. KNYDERA LKIL. Beal Eatato Agents, ho.
S<«th IlaJsted-st., rorner of Banflelph-at.
FOU SAI.E—WABAHU AV.—H» BY 130 FEET
Wabaßli-av., between Monroe and Adams. fi. T
DF.R LEE, Real EStoto Agtnts, Nq.,o south liui*
ktid at', comer cf Itandnlphat
IMvR PALE-CHVAP FOR CAttU. LOTS ON
J? LnitNKt.. YVabfti-h av.. and WasUnptonjjt.. ra the
burnt dlstricti rmbraring some very choice IneallUee,
which are oflered nt a hirge dlsoonnt on fanner prioo*.
Apply to F. JLVTHEWAY. Na 7 Mllwankeoav.
ITOlt haIf—HOUSE OF FIFTEEN BOOM.M,
JL 1 and lot SDxico feet. No. 199 West Knelo+t. «oluv
b!o »or imslma-a For tale cheap. K. IL Cujl
-2IINQH. 603-Fulron-at.
IXUf KA Lt—COTTAO !10 IB»VE-A V.. SOxtW FEE I*.
ronning tlinmgh to Broadway, near
i ntl.'-aL; rrteo low; easy parmenta. HNfDKR Jt
LEE. Reel K*t*jo Agents, bo. 6 South Haletol-ot-,
comer of Randolpli-“t.
I.'OKHALK—TI7I It TY-KH'ST HT. ANDOOTTAUB
i' place, MOrRO Let. smith oat corner of Thirty*
tind-n, awl Cotuure-plivco. KN'YDRR it LRK, Kau
Fit me Agents. No. 9 South nalated-bU, oorncr of Ban*
dolrb-at
7?Glt SALE-DUCK PROPWHTY CHEAP. SO PEKI*
ii 1 Irrr.t cm* the river at foot of Rurenrt.. well
adapted Tor °r b»r w*hw, com
or lumber yard. A rare bar.'Tain Is offered in this pivp
i*»tv.cttbi>r hr us**mid cecur.nncy. eras an Invmd’iient.
l’*f jcniiH, tic,, apply to tf. UATIIKNVAY, No. 7
Milwaukee av.
i;bu bale— mn el rot buitarlw F'>r s
A Mi.re*--, bn«emfi»ts ami hot‘l. nb *»tt 75.vt0<», I'lC-itiil
eu the f.erUiSvctt feiaer-f Van Bunn and snerm.ui
«ts. 1 hold |h« at>rtr:Kt tl*l**h nil tight; will lm sold at
»i Brflt.il b for I imwn burtnosa. I£. Jf. CUM
MlNii-. N't. GOl FrJton-i-t
TJ/.WK J'AI.K—A fMtID .VKdfW CUTTAHIv »*N
.V Wu.-liingteii.nr., leaAc n I*2 yeuw. |**?r ye.tr,
eI.L‘O. AW lG*ntoiuboiHo,midbif, oiiiMrponter-.it.,
M‘;jl F»,U« ji. vlifiip. COl F?I.\N Ai CULLARD, 13t
Wt>t W nHhiugton-st.
i.'OiOALPI— BARN NEAR IMUNKU MADHoN
und HKl»t«Hl*RlH ;IN 111 lur’d 12 Jnq'ilroat
72 tfonili lit Ip. in- HUNT.
Tvijf SALE— CLARKt.OTS. Nl'A'.t V.W
J 1 r.urm-at.. Nos. -jij nr.n ;r-0; 37 feet to alley;
(Cm per fw.t. R. LAN OAST MR, SSS Mlclduan uv.
si»i.E— r v. m auis.»n*
6t., betwiu:>X’juon atTllinlMtnUt’i.r* n tl-io btw.
invft bl A b.trgi lr. A. Di/it'll'llV, 3»9 UtatO .\t»,
DMlmr. Odicn.lumii*. IP 11 ]‘i n
I"UR IS.VJ.K—3wNII« IT Wirii UiTf.UIK Otf 7
1 loann*. gfls.’wal-Tand t»esvvr,all in cimd unler, on
wt ?»ioliWib fit., t'-o ft we-t Of ArihUa tA.
1-ORCTHY, 38P Stfltivst-, 2d tlo-T. Olfloo hours, 10 to
12 n in.
s"jolt5 "jolt i>A LK— Mi t* JIDI AN v V.—A VAHBLK
In til Imiife nrjtrTwrn!>'-ext!i. t; 316
Wieldgmi.»»v,—Hotwe end b C. 50si<o, lKtvvct*U Txon*
tv-iUih mid Twrpty.rtvtb.itd.
’t'lihiju* t nv.— .v bplcmUd r.'aiJenca near Twenty*
third rt.: (2A.OQa.;. 41 _
liidlonn-uv— re-Mmees on thin avonuo that
am lie bnutbt verv
w'c ji;'.\i*bcv*ral ’VMM'* on leaned irmnnd. wel» sllu*,
£ftd, that we e»n bell 1h l«w tie market.
TliOir. A. A >l. 11l F.l. 101 Wabaflh.ny,
I 'OR HALK-tIIO.tJK li>is 4N -THE BURNT
(|i v t<i..t u uMu.tlMiu, vVa.lniiutun. 4».l IUnH-I^-
mlm.aiul the nver.ne- Apply L* W, if. s\MR~J>.» A
CO.. Deal Estate and llousu Ri-nting Agency, £B3 V. c*t
M1411M.1l St.
I. 4-R ti.ilJ 1 .-A VAUihi.V’ OF UOOU tf-BSl*
dticrt 11; Ktjnlir im«l We*t Sides at s t».*h p»iee*
md tt*m»ea**el;«»*tid in*nreupei tlyrtrilts Al ,ft ay?t!ity
11 thelu- Her; Ii >ufcc«in Kviiifbin, Hle.nrn*. ml illvlh
J»nd J a:k, “II v.-ry favorable terim* «r l»r rent: me I a
|.iv c, ou umutltlv pfi*lmnte. CULVER A
FtiVKV. an L‘il t.
3 'OK HA Ln—BURNT D I.ST 111 Cl PROPERTY ON
South Side. 40 feet on Wn-ddi»gt“ft Rt jump W*{\*,
at a tu*r price and easy dmuih or w.iuM l-v.-m Id' 2)
rrjtiv. i*n riito-Mt.. mur Wed-. 13 feet front iv r<v
booed figure. *n- wuld tx'haiig- f-r t;»rg-r v-liuVc
li U Alni Noith Side b>U on i nucr, I'K,-. superior,
nod UIImIhUs. CULVER UoYEV, lv 9 Went
■J-dA Si All'—Mß ItK.VT—N». ItOSOItV-S I'.,
J. ij-ettiout. lirwt-dtU'rt MjlenU-.l MiUh; prbv $S>5
iriu-h; or lent umli Ali*v Jut 57 ;itr uiontx
PV FWIJS A CORBY. 27, K«*t Mi-liv n-.-r.
FO* SALK- AT A liAnfillN-i'N W*\«.V«fl*
nv„ in irJ’i infreutb ft.. 2 star,- frame w:Ui
base rl lot rmirtng4 1-2 year*, nt Ji-X) iH*ry» ar. Pri.*-*»
ri l.i-u.HOPtat Kate, AiqilytoA. U. WIS'J, Aid

17011 SALi:—UUEAJ*—>'ir*HT-UL.VSH HOUSE,
bl.d IdL IlmiK* r 2htory and U.iHement.
hrlrk. Crntjb v. latent inuiroremetit-*. ir ftvt east
In j t. Altri;* ti.er onv Pl.tln*i)]*jwvut**st j*lir**'t la tao
eliv. i a*, inei t down. lnqu;r»* ou yai
lv.. r»-rT>wi.tl:;ll: st-
1-t *1 S-Al.i;-I OLK UTT ON XOltHt
1 ‘iniut, tot xuh-COl feet,-giving a river fruit with
end 0- V I L-:n Uct. Andy to JOc. it. lUCKEi;.
IIK L- c Wrba..l. :iv.
oil SALE —OX ST-: A-i LA*
Sidle. 1-t rnxlio feci; l!.i> 1-s a Uot class, contr »1,
bi u.ifi’Jv, Arpl> It, lUUKhitIHKb.;
er W. r. 'a i>:o A ri). Wrrn>h ac.
|M'|; HA3iE—:-OOI* cM‘LTIVATj:n FAICrOF 153
1* Jen- .i» running water. li-mhu,
orekfin*. «viv. near Shanm, ihumo County, Illluo d,
y„n l.e't.hd ci rap. AVUF..S KO'rF. o.t W-th-is’mtc._^
trUBCRBAK KEAX ESTATE
SALB^AT^PLEwi mi
Ccu't IL imo—2-itorv frame house with br.ck bo.-***
pidit. Let £OU2f. Price, Terms ul jny
fr..*at; 7 5500-. cash. fr?7s in months,
amt 1-alaiJf ein 1 and 2 rears, at per cent lut**nyd. A
)l WING A i).. fJ9 W nba-dt-ar.
IJOH SALK—OH RENT —AT HINSDALE,
honaes, Uh% and farms, cheap, on easy terms: will
exchange for city property Infurmatlon riwn from 10
to 1, HX» state-at.. by 010 owner. O. J. BTOUGH.
IXOH ?A^LE—OR REXT—A BEAU FIFUL SUE*
mtjin teddenoe at Lemont, 111, ou the Alton
b» Tmiaibillrurd. only 75 mlle«t from' Chicago: two
nlmitte* wtllr f»oni depot; good rbitcm. well, an I
bhfn; Imw la r.cat Iy new, and funilahed In Hrat-claa*
>fvie. F. r piTtlculora inquire of J. a. FISK, Leiuoat,
II
/\/w\ WILL KCY A BEAUTIFUL NK.V
*\F\r 7.tth*m cottage and lot at North Erana*
t< u; rr l.- fioc-d-iwn and $1.5 a month until pd h Now,
fret in a boinu-, mu! jwiy no ni- rr taau you wori*<l p »r‘
urgent. I nlH‘bave»irrw lot*.leftcheap —liodowii,
is ir.outbiy. IR\ SHOWN, Room 6, winlhwo.-a
rn« rll:?Ltdd «t-d Randolp-‘i-»t.<.
cbBKTKY RCA.I> ESTATE;
Cll SALE—ACTIB« PINE LAND OX 5’RLi
Jew lllv» r, til Woo«t foanty, W'larormln, with at-oam
f.-r r.*!U. IdccxMolth ebnp. bOHr»linp*houw, au-l Hhk
a’hi, u;Uiolc\e.ildwdred. 1,000 acrwi-Mimp -lurda.
Addr».*- P.AIU Y. core W. E. Stockton A Co., .R'nun 1,
Nr. 43 fi'-ntb Canal rt:. Chicago.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A OABIXtTIKG AND PLUMBING BUSINESS
/l 1; M.rtej--ful ftratl-.-ti. nnd with a well am *rt
,-.1 i* r rA.o t;L terms. Apply lur partica
[ar* t» c'UAS. SFIK-Klu Quincy; 311
\MC K MKAI MARKET. In’ GOOD KU-V.ViN i
onlor. frr Hale cbcau. Ajp’y out be preuil.-ic*.'
jy£S« «lh IfnMed.at.
■rkl.VG BTGUR FOR SALE—ONE OF THK
1/ bust ftortM in. Central WUcomdn. Located i:i
a tepidly gtv« Inc city of about -1.000 Inhabiting tho
cubit mol b*«t bic-itwl onur atore In the place,--For
S-itJenb»t* addie-s n* .DOSWORTif HON.s,
L vnnkie, AM*.
1"-OH SALE- I.BAMJ. STOCK AND FIXTURES
1 tf ►lott? Sf3 state. near corner ElghtceiitVst.,
t rc food Imainoa Gottis; East account of .mlb,
C'rll porn and NTtiri' si
~OH SALE—iOUCiiYAKD IN* SUBURB\N
town," llh cet>a«-ity cf about SAOOT rod and white
vr.'M’rd m d mmum l»rak pc«r day J, TV DADE. U3
\i ,ht Wsehluptcn,*!.
I'Sull SAl.b>-BY l\ W. F.LDUED.rBRANIKILPII
rnrt tall*, with three run of *Uin«e,
■itMl w«*t« r pr.wrr.'i* urrrs of land.ilwclllnithouse. Ac.,
»«iidlre trau Chir*.«o, In a fine fnnnlor conn,
try TMo pmi>errT w-Ub hr *olrt for two-thir«w of U*
,>n *<r*oe. or cycimt*»*od for cltv rmin-rtr.
H'lol U EILD iOH e-VLE. IN-ILLLNOto. I*o
I' mile* ftotu -Clklcc-yio Anui'tnlll compJete. with
rruu-‘arid loiler*., smi ail the machlarry.
T,Uh<T*o;>rr*H r<:»n.. k\v. the entire tar sA.V)A or thoeu*
r.iseand t'or.cr, ►tone* ood machlneiy Inll ■bs soM
LnaxuPly- A>*lnv to W. J. HaXTSTB i CO. Mill
i u-t lfkl tk feefo* Wfcahbuewaest. Chlcagb. Hi.
tPotjte Tt> n r >r\cbe chance aw
fy xrflfce ny-ner. TV-r pole, rent or leaso on %iul
NTcrnblc urms. Intlie city of New OrlcansMhe well*
au-wn ZM'lly** City Hn-wety, with a tiwuclft** bar
room attached, situate.l at the corner of Magazine and
lK‘l< i rd.Eta:*rtirht In tbe,b«sirt of the cltv. The build.
nr ht* built esprcUUy tor the bnalnem, audUattae
n-lrk building, and la oomph te order, mscfUnerr nnd
rv» ntlli A plan of the brewery can Do seen and
ji«ntnrlbrran*\TmwesAti«.(i.w;innr information ran i>e
hadd-y••mdrit’ct<* E A. MH.IER, il»>neyOrilcrXKw
parta cm. GQrc* Chlyago. liL
TYTI WHAM* CIGAR STAND. WH.S-aE; ONE
n( tl tl*-bt*tfton*l't r town._,ti»d»utv cjnmr Kin
Un at d I aCeste.: WiU be v
fro manufacrmrFr«~m ucabs
I jorerpart cf new foundry and utacUlneshop, with
weier-power lr. a *plrrcM Tocmloq -tor-umuoUc*
trrnv, »uml :a«lUu*c t.-r touoj.lUK unooiudltH!.-
tlvn at any time. 3 <*r partlealars, call on It.
t vilA'uX, at the JinFF 9 for. tour dar.s,or
p.idrirg t'ADDWEIX, TWIUUELL.A, ,CO. t ‘tlure
i:iv>Ts. M icj»-
•S —/>,Y WH.Ij U', V ST(>CK AND FIXTURES
»-f a grr-ccry sure. T-> the rt<ht man
wiUl give -tjvtt .vcar& isosc. Addrvee OitOCEUV,
IViln: co office;
r.UYB KAI.F INTEREST IN BUSS,
uvea and fI.COO «.tock. Clears fckW ciwU
menthly. No.bcutuur Xmtitcr capltaL
Brcm S.'
WllJ.Jirv A KAEFTNTEREST IN A
pr-uforl bualnris* that before the tiro could
pot luo'ub.vo boughe lor double the amount. Up Went
TO BEHT-STOKEB. OFFICES. *O.
X™Madlaon-at, near Flfth-av. .Apply at U*o ImlW*
ng. or at T7l Wert Lake Bt.
niO RENT—TWO POOP OFFICES ON BAbl
1 rideotMtclilgaa-av. (Lake Park), Ow*
ness and Van Bonm-eta Apply on premlaea W WM.
J. BARNEY. lAi>d Agent.
TO BRNT—A LODOB HALL ON_NOHTHWJWr
corner cl South Clark ami atA In
qnlreat AD. CAXDUKB, 381 South Statoat, a?
stair*. _
TO lIFN’T-I.S ST. LOUIH-LAKOB MfOKli
dnnWo front Bloiv. No* 21T and 210 Nortii Male
tiiy i'taWy wSipSi’ 'I»S<C b™ *®y
East* oh™f.
St: LontH. Mo.
TtO -RENT— IN bT. LOUIS— LARUE NEW
*tnrv,-30xio0 fooLen Filth-st,, hall blcoknorth ;d
Ponthem Hotel: rxwwrfMou given liecember 1, App.7
kaimii a BROS., Reel Estate Agent©,. 614
1 pllys st.;Bf 3>nlß. Mo.;
fflO RKNTr-ELKOANT i RON FItON'T~I-«3 LA.TC E
•»X ,*ac* 50xI'*0#-Liup atpeies,.with hlch. colling*ana A
.wclMUihUAbaisement, to he complete»Vhy February
IN r.antrt wnhfedT (cr lorther deacriptloh and' parucu:-
l»r> apply to BAIRD A BHAPLEY.CT Month Canal-at
fltO .RENT—ON ELDREDOE COURT—NEAR
X* Bute.st.. A new onevdOTy and basement brick
building, the tfrat floor suibthle for oHcee. Th© base*
roeiitwlu lie rttaclmw ar.d well light©*l. Will b« ready
for in*© about November 20. Apply to BAIRD A
BRADLEY, G8 Scnth Canol-st.
mo RENT— FOR BCSINES-S PURPOSE?*—
X Dwelling houeeSlSWabanh-ar., between sixteenth
ard Ughtc-cnlh-ata,, 2 large pallors* 13 smaller rooms,
and additions made to suit parties wishing to hire.
ORANGE SARD.
O RENT—ROOM «S FEET FRONT. ON TrfE
soutVesat corner Madiaon-at. anl Southwe*tern-!vv.
An r*c€llci.t location for business. H« C. lIOP.EI,
1W West Madison-HU
fltO RENT-BARN, WITH STABLES AND
J. carriage house, on Miclilgon-av., near Twenty*
tttrd-at, Address H. Tribune office.
TO RENT—A FIRST CLASS, NEW THKB3-
Ftorv brick hotel in SLJooeph. Mich., known as
the Hovt House,
&y to B. O. HOYT. Banker, or C. W. ORHSBHE, aV
rncy, c»f St. Joseph. Bflch.
a\Q RENT—THE BTOUK NO. Ml BTATE-ST.
near Twelfth, 17*70 ft, 12 It celling, with good
front; immediate possession. Apply on the premise©
to owner.
TO RENT—CORNER STORE. STATE AND SEV
entcenth-Rt. Apply on premises.
a tO RENT—'6 SOUTH D3S V LAIN ES-ST.—SEC*
ondSoorSO feet; third flo:r»« feet deep, lor mer
chandise, publishing, Ac.. A. SIDDEB, offleo rear 45
In alley.
mo RENT—' THKp EiuR'MS ON »EOOS]> FLOOR
X Rice A Jackson's building, occupied sloe© the flrrj
ns editorial rooms by the Tlrr.ts Have gas, with wa
ter and rhvets on same floor. Wilt make dnt-ola-s
1-fßqce for btiHlneMS or pmfrsr-lonal purport©*. Apply
at l)o*m a. No. West comer Jeger<op.
fiOO HKNT-TWO HOOD'OFFICES SUITABLE
X lotlnßnnuioe‘, tmnklne. Rowing machine or other
boelncs Apply at 174 West Wanlilcgton-at. _
TO RKKT-FOR BTOIUOR AND WAREHOTOB
rurpcw'*; building -VhtfiO; aDo good stable. near cor*
iut of Archer and BtowurtAvn. Inbalro o i A. T.
i WINO, Kfl. 457 W2bMh av.
mo RENT—NEW JBKICK STORE AND BASE*
X mint. errner Archer and Stcwart-avs. Inquire of
A. T. No. 487 Wabooli-ar.
TO RENT-BOOMS
TO BINT—NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
rrrtn. without board, to gentlemen, with fire, gas,
nnd p'.rd cr,tv. 474 Wert I akr-rt.
T|R) RENT SPLENDID UN FURNISHED
X rcrmn on Af-bland-av.. nror Van Barea-ac.; good
'rcfrrrrroTfoiiJml. M R. Tribune office.
ritu Jt .'NT PLEAS INT FRONT KOUt
X (isnly furrl.-btd), in a private family. In tho vlcln*
l*y of ibo CUlton Hoaao. Apply at £27 west WusMag
tuiw.t
nil) LENT— 3 ROOMS, \\ITU OR WITHOUT
X braid. 271 Wort Taylor *f.
npO BRNT-ONK PLEASANT FIWNT ROOM,
X frrntehrd nr mifnrnljdiod. anlt-iHe f.-r gentleman
pnd wife, rr two gentlemen; term*rooaonablo. In*
quire at 218 West Llcnreo-et.
fltO RKNT—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
X suitable for-liotisekcoplng. 237 Cmtage Orove* tv.
Vyio RENT—FUIiNIH HKD ROOMS-ONE FRONT
Jl. mnli r nnd sleeping rooms, with Cre, gas, and
XloertH. Ki 1 .143 "third nv.
TO BENT—HOUSES.
mO RENT—HOUSES 813 AND W4 WAUASII-AV.,
X fnndtilX'd t;r»ii fnrnifdied. forretddeooeiirbtHln-vii
jnitrirca. Apply nt 642 Wnlnndi-av. fr»»t« 8 to ion. m.,
or Room 1, N«. 4a tymth Canal sr., balance of d-iy
fSYO RENT—HOUSE OF 12 ROOMS. WITH FUR.
i nltnoforHjile, »’no block fn»mUnion Park, vvutej
and ur.t>. Apply rtS2I Fnlton-*»L
FI tU liKNT-AT EVANSTON —»V ELI-KU LtN ISII-
B. »i 1 liomu*. beantltnl oonw.r.!ent t depit,
e-.lieolM. and rlmn-bw-j ixuuiudnitely. COS*
tjpf VK «k A DAJtr. Evai hlrm.
re 0 KKNT— KK'/nVM’K KO. lI.M MICUHJ.VS"-
X e\. JoMpy.lß'?; *i htoriesand haeament: lirojm--;
nv *’c.n iii>; n*vfji>« nt«; tnmUhed.
r|W I.J:NT-HOr."K7 ROOMS. <t?0; 2R»f'»'.fS,Jt!
J.' 1 r-*-iv. new brtok, 40 inimdeV ride, I 0 r»*mi.s,
F.O. EDMUND C. tfTILKS. H2 Wiv*r.Ttandvl'Pi-«t.
rf’.O lE.VT-4 ftARJHiI£*FHONT DWKLLI.N’GS
X Pin Union Umk 2 of thorn fumUluNl. IRA
IsKGM N.v.r.tliweHt cuiner Ilal«(cd Hml Randolph Ht 4
Rm jo i:.
f|',U Kr.NT-r UJINIsHKD UOTDfEOFO ROOMS.
X i'ivm W, A*c. g»H*d well, and aero of
land; nULliels cf :n>it; ten minutes* wtJk from d-'nit,
j»uki>nn. 11l loqnhevf DR. t*LAUI\SON, win*
hvpan.ir KTOREV ICING. Attorney.*, 14J West
Wmd.lugH n rl.
nYO W'NT-NEW m»CK HOUSE, \0 UDJMS.
nil nr *hm linfir»venients, brick b.irn, ite near
line<Jn I‘iiTk. BALDWIN DAVIS, Cl South Hal*
rtnl m
ri'OLKNT—BY J). CUI.K .t bON, REAL ESTATE
J M d limine Agent*. J-vt Went- Wndlsoij.-t,;
Bn*, no r.t«6byt*». tttnuid 211 Blue Itdand-ivr.
PtfreTfS Wf-m Mjh’lt.'H «t.; new,
:M23nd»M W.et Vcnßiiren fit.
tdl e* n i n Wndl-oi*-*!.. ci rner Bnl*(«d,
Sii rr.- r( Pled m:il rent* cnlh ct«l.
rs *0 liljVV—B V D. COLE «t SON, HEAL MHP.ITE
Jr pud I? o*l*o Aj;i i.ltv ISH \Ve»*t Mudl.-on-nt.:
Uninl'-ltcd heUM! en Mnnrcc.-*t., guutl looatlsn, SG7
t.fr piir;lh.
lit u-et-n Jaeksflii-rt.. penr llnlrte*!, |4O.
I'onsi* ei* Toy Dr -t.. f: r
Ifuiibet* niited mid rent* collfctetl.
fk\o rirsT—::«r neatly mu
X niebnl «cct mllloer 7Mtni, suitable for u;»o or two
gtbtl.imn.
rjw? i;j;xt-t\yi stuuv i-'famu uousu, and
X fmi.Ui re irr »:»le: bc-m-t* contalna l» p> nw. :tIJ
nui'cii: uo]roveuu Wr; rent per numb; le.b-.oup
to Ini Mi:v, 1577. Inquire 4is v t>*t Taylor.
ri'to dent—furnished ii»»usk »n south
X IV-ulmi. mur Thirly*»i combat.; ownerwlll lake
ln-ciilliriiiil. Addresash HAHWOOH, cum_Carrler
10,
TO }:I.NT- ('ll KAI —A T JiAH LK M- 110 IS K
rontiilbii-g ton ri on-n. In pin! order, oiuj bbx’k
Irmr depot. Airly immediately C. E. HOE, Wl Smith
On t n-n.. or at Kaileni.
ri'O i*.?.NT-A FIKKI'.«‘LASS two
X and brxenjont. fnrnf-ihed tlironslimit. h »t
rnd c< Id wt.ler inin. hnth.rrw-ni.Ac., nloanintlj* located,
marlvtrpl JH t'rtvemlty; vr«ll h*i let to a
n forureth’ence only to iHt JL«y next, or l inger
-if-ieonlMd. Jrqnlm nt 4> Venimi-av.
ri*o 7;K.NT-FrytxisiiKP iiouse-a kiust
J. clrA* rtvUJeiu'C, fi:rn!.->l:ed tr.rotighcmt.lt
lu t ciiil ccld wafer, ptih. bathroom. cb*.setrt, a p:kkl eel*
jar. ibtem. Ae.; nW bam juml earnmjo lnn^pcnni-'
|h U. biti.in tiiteeu ndm>i«V walk vf Hlt-nnan llouho.
V’iil l-elet to a careful and reithotiHiiilo tenant, fora
I* .'-Idriif e c nly. Apply to BTOIIV KIXU, UJ '.Vest
V. fiflurplcuet.
TIMI 11VXT— 7IIKTWO.STORY AXDII \SKMENT
J. hc.u«) No. V£ Cc'ntro-uv,, iy roomn, bath, gac, etc.
AFl'ly on the iin ndscK
rpo k>:xt—oi; for >.ilk-soutii hide—a
X rued Lcitkc and lot, plwihi.ntly locatwl. within two
bl-cVs cf e-tutpft. Fmso cars. Apply to JOS. JL
il K KKItTH KK. TM VS’abash ;tv.
ri’.O lItMT-KUItNISHKI) HOUSE ON" NOltril
Jl side, nlccrnntly located, within half a block cf
l-un* mra. with paid bam etui large* lot. Apply to
JOS. j:, JjICKEIUiIKK, 51 Ijoutli Ilaluled-dL, or 538
WaVwb-av.
MISCEIXANBOITS.
AKY PERSON V’ISTTTNII STORK ROOM FOR
the winter for a hnnd**otno ohamb'T suite of fnr
wlue.ftwl wIIUdk to have It uawl by a careful an I
ro»iTtip|blp narly for a couipeusaiion, wUladdres© (J,
Tribune effl'e***
CF-NTLEIkfAN WX*-ITINO TO EXCHANGE A
f.rst-rlaasi piano for board can do »o by calling at
JS7 Writ Washiugtmi-tct.
Business wantsd—by a okntlkman
with t-orro capital, la a bn*lne*w already enhib-
H**hfd. IrMlnco rotuiniasioa profcrroiL Adames
WILSON. I rilmueofflrc.
CI-.MKNT PIPE CHIMNEYS PUT UP FOR 75
cHitH r«r fm t (approv’d bvthe li.«uiranc«Ei*;U’d-i>.
On\rs bv njnllprmopilv at:eiide«l to, uy db PARK,
f.uiry’r ru*l: work*-, Hyde Park.
tviUnuE- USUALLY. OUIAINED FOR i>&-
'-JI J nertit-n.orueltr.oic. Fee after deorea, Sight
yean*’ ei;*»*r!crt e- '*ddrea* Box 1«C Poet Ofilna.
DIVc I.CES WITHOUT NEWsPAPRUREPOItT.
Vm. real c>u»r, and cummr-tt law bnalno-M.
NEWELL PKATT. state and Vnltnl Stated Alter.
t_.i Dr» Whb.ad-av. _
Ix/siritx rip'PLK Want the namk-> of
J' rMina*-thuTee who nrv ’plundering tin* noupte
tl** East I* tvHling theta. Wo shall p.Vdlah In
our "i-iiii tiit; tVK't-uaiL-JV'ldter-dFriend” the
irarriet-f ~p Imi'Pnl*who airs niNlngthorwnand
t-ui-’i-c out i>e«»plt*. <Jl«e»uß the name-* for•**ir
Vx- irtu.v b. AUOD6IDS HaVILAND,
«W Wi.t.jeh.jn.
l-l.il. Ei Ali) fOUOI.D UlO.-J AT3.7
V.abiuhAv.
IT \i»ll"v. l ANT TO. S*tflX OUT YOUtt BUST
rw-e.a;.]'?-, tc the'apTrr 135 Twr-utynhit’i-'-t.. I*-*
•lw*»n l*rv:n-'ur.d Cidunu-t-iivs; *»3loc Imnrs 11 t> J.
ping a acr
■llv of V-Pl*t'w r!:eurunth» p’ll- ut VAN
mVENSUN REID'S, General
Aiitxt*. <vi Walraih-av,
Rc/LLOE KIiNOK—TUB N-VSIKS GF UnNK**T
!iu.'l orce rvutiuc at reasonable rat«*s Croat bn
rr.l U-l.cJ. <?lr- u* tbo name* for cur G-m f tbo
WV*? -A'GVSTIJH WAVIE\ND,»D %V.V» k -,b *v.
'liras tep-a second- ll\NDr, O.h io F)C»f
\i *b'<tr c.*>e; uuigt l>e cheap Icr cash. Gall at &H
South r Ar.«il »-f.
\VaM‘l;-a atan wrrw r.A v *tad of not
l--v& than •v,oo\ to take an active Intercut In fha
traunf.icturr oi cjme-seat chain*, at JndlamipolN. fn‘L
Luwti?. 1 hts b»>n for yo*r*. and in co-m!
fchi»T-e. Jls.n utnatbe capable ol act las na »c3»w:a-in nr
bM*l k-.vpfi*. A .cret chance to the rlebt m ai. K-r full
TiMlrctJar* laqulr* Cf HTC-U, <*C BAkNES ."H and At
rv.’nni I.
TTTA 2‘VRCICASK A NOTARYSHIP,
f f Atk:rt-t VV'LF.N; Wtst MmU.*>on st.
TVA,^T£IwE 300,W OLD BRICK
It In the burnt dlf&lcA clwuioil and ready tor i!*l
litonr. Cf:i ut 62 West Hadiaou at., thlrd-tloop. J.
■JVV?AI iUIL
AXTANTJU'—MX L.VPORKRS GOING nOUTK
’.YI MUM.’,} atrrtWHA llawVdp.Vst, where ucketa
cat’, bt ts dut Ir.trrcr.' rote**. Don't «Uo axu
hr. 2ic\ lUigr»;iph-9t., 1:» the Cigar Ken*.
XVANTKD—UAbT-OFF OR NEW Cld»ritlNG;
>1 fur.itturg, dry go->l’. nuislo*! itiHtri.
.rcetd*. Khtin, pistols, old gold arid s Uy-*r. Jcwolrr. s»ld
ceda* cnnp'itio*. redos. Ac.-t- u «h psild at HART
,U~ T‘? f 11 Wert rw.’.r
v? A vran-rb tor the rov
utr'.ctlf.n of nriul wood*ut >r id
n-.rr—'i..r«oc -tuidl ocro«ut*v:e. HtUJdinc bldewalks
S;sa c. SPEER. Address or call
hi !W.SVsW--t.
2\*7m a'mON'Tll, fcXPKNBBS PAID-M AU?
r?,S I or female. agents; and. onttit bit;
nl*re’• Duftoera r.tw; clrscJur*. free. Address
v, vv tv co:. ?lco
iroustHoup aoofls:
GcTo Y ARDS' OF SSOON D- !1 \N D
v i r'.r-r y*- AddrcM where same may be se-.n, with
r.rloo fAiin.H) U'-'U.I? ,ir., I’Mcagn
-iirSICAi niSTRUMENTS.
-•-OT. A N>-1r T-OCTaVK PIAND. G?
•r- eaiH-rior tone an*l finish: also* uo«»d fi-com!
•aitd -flitV cbftid* for es-h. at« Twi-ptr-thlnt
TNBTKUOTIOX.
a B, ORAMS DA-r AND jrOAUD
ilie lotmctly ol 5K NstUk DMrtonmV,
■r« OiTAit rUock
WAHTED-MALB HUP
XCTAKTED—S)O MEN POB TUB PXNBRIH3,
TT gnch ax chopper*, Uamatcra, sawyers, d-p.:*
winter's work and froo faro: also, quarry aart tana
hands. AL-o, cheap ticket* for sal*, for those ffoLrur
south, at Employment Headquarters* Boom 313
iJiirt’H Elooir, Randolph-#!. bridge.
XVANTKIJ-a WORK MEN FOB WISCONSIN
vv, Railroad; tompuny work: abw, 90 hands for flaw
mill*; go by hU'smlwst; free faro to all plaooa.
COOKER A llJOin IT. IM West ludlana-st.
\\r AJ'TED-CANV A«-SfcK OF HOME EXPERT*
VI euro and pleasing address, to snll tea*. An., on tbs
V.'oet fcldo. PACIFIC TEA CO., TC West lladfdoa at.
XT'ANTKD-A SMART, ACTIVR AGKMT TO
T* felicitoidtrs fcra now gas burner. Apply 3C3Wa
baet-rr.
XTTANTEI>-A CAPABLE BOY, FROM 19 TO 19.
V T accustomed to wait os* table In a gentleman*!
tofc.Uy, black boo to, Ac... liberally paid. Apply at 577
jjlcmran-fcY. _
TO QOt)UT TO
ff. toy. free faro. Aloo railroad and levee bauds to
go.SontlnApply. toE. A.
dolrh^st.-. t.
TrtTANTED-LABOHHRH FO li SI O PINK HYMEN
\l *-60 d <-thcr*»h«ln, West Randolph ef., up
slalrA JAborers* tickets to Now Orleans; w |i3 l inter
mcMliatc pqlpta.la proportion..
“fltr \NTED—TWO OR THREE CAN V'ASSEiIH.
>1 cc calioy, for city work. Address 450, Tribune
office.
■\H7ANTED ME> TO SELL OUR NEW COUN
?T shell cr: capacity, six bnshchi wrUoar: mails
for #1.60. County rights free. Good men wanted.
KIMBALL CO., 185 west Madlaon-et.. Room 12.
XT’A NTED INDUSTRIOUS. ABLE-BODIED
\y nun. at gco-i wages. 303 Grove-ut., bolwoea
Twtcty-pecc.Ed and Tw<Jity-thlrd-at3.
IVAKTED-MAN TO DRIVE WAGON MUST
Vi i-e well acquainted with the and under
standcsreof horses. Apply atCTIICAGOROOiINCI
COMPANY, 191 LoSalle-et, between Monroe and
Adams.
Bookkeepers, Clerks, dec,
■WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS DOUBLE-ENTRY
li Bosk-keeper. Address, with reference, P. O.
Box lira, St. Joseph. Mo.
■WANTED—A SALESMAN IN A SASH. DOOR,
tT and Mind business, la this city. Most have ex
perience in the business, and uadorstand making cetl-
D'Stcs for all kinds sf ordered work. Reference re
quired. Inquire at Bouthcost corner of Laka ard Co>
nsl-fets. -j
WANTED— IMMEDIATELY—A SMART, AO
tivo boy. who can write a good hand, and Is will,
ing to make himself generally useful than offloe- Ap
ply to C E- STRONG, Chicago Newspaper Union,- 13
yorthjyfferaon-at..
■IV7ANTKD-A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, FROM IS
yv to 16 years old; ono whoean write a good band,
end with good reference. Apply at the Bobber Store,
2a Weet Randolph at,
“WANTED—DKUOUIttT—A THOROUGH PRB
li acrlpUon clerk and aaloeman,-wboal«ißpcaks
and writes Kuslish weU. Apply to E.S. CARTER*.
Mendota, 111.
WANTED— A NO. I GERMAN DBF GOODS
eeloaman; most have lona experience and drst-
references. Apply At 259 West Twelfth at.
WANTED SALKSM.VN COMPETENT TO
VT take charge of a notion department, at2*J36 and
257 Madtaon-f t.
Trade*.
WANTED— WOOD ENGRAVERS—TWO MS
•clmnlcAl Journeymen, and ono machine rnler.
Address, with specimens and salary expected. H.L.
Pr.KFlELD.LonlavilJe, Ky.
\\J ANTED—TWENTY TIGHT-BARBEL COOP.
IT ITS. Apply to JONES CHAPIN, corner Wont
werth nv. and blxteentbst., CMrfti<o> 111,
'tV’ANThD— .4 GOOD TAILOU AT 130 WEST
tt Ki.iulolphet..tlrst floor.
WANTED— 1 BHOKMAKi K AND|\ (KIBBLER,
htcady work for the winter it the men aro afoul}-,
lilphowt weepft paid. Call at TIC lialated-dt., Stock
Yaide. P. TIERNEY.
WANTED—TWO GOOD TINNERS. INQUIRE
at A. DRUMMOND'S. Evanston. 111.
WANTED—ONE GOOD BLACKSMITH. IMME.
>T dpiK-ly. at HARRIS’ Safe Factory, S'- Caaal-et.
WASTED—A YOUJSO MAN TO SET TYPE.
Tf Apply at onoe GUSHING PARSONS,
fj; North CunaJ sU, near L^ke.
\\fAM ED— lO FIRST-CLASS CABINET MA
•V kin*. Apply to SWAN, CLARK PLATT, 34
Cmutl-ot., Room I.
\\l ANTED—AN A NO. 1 PAPER BOX MAKER,
t* to take churcs of onentPo box f«.tory. Apply
at No. J‘i4 North Main-id.. Merchants’ Paper Cuu.tr
tv.. St. Lmds, Mo.
WANTKD-EXPKUIKNrEDIMTYUSPOarEHS.
Ti ('jill «.t the Mercantile Agency, Wt V,‘ohA»x-->r.
H G. DUN CO..
WAntll-a MAN WHO KNOWS DOW TO
tl ii'jA'o all kinds of imuAige. Apply at 001 d.taLi
ludwt-xu" and I*3 r. ut.
\VANTI:D—UPIIOLSTKREUS AND MATTEEHs-
IT makers, D. F. DACON A CO., liaTwouty-eco
end el.
r AN TED— BI X Fl'uST-CLASS TI NN KTtH. TI
LOTSON BROS., Klchißnn-av., corner Jack*
fleU-s*.
"lir ANTED—TO GO TO WORK THIS .MORNING
\V t«oiimt cl.osh plntiihors. wages fclvoii,
Au>l) atMNorth \\VIU--t.
-ir 'AN’i Ml T\vt» O OOU OAR IN ETM AKERS.
H jvjnl one c.a\vfr and tcftn>fdvr, at rtWINkA’S
t>Mi i.t 1 tiftf-ry. iMtmr lCiny.te and K«-iihen-sU*.
WANTES-FEMALE HELP.
filf^ccllaucoua.
•JTTANTED ANYONE WANTING FEMALE
11 Priii. «.r any luiMmi, for the citv nr ronntr}', t->ln-
UnSm of M PS. P. REISS. 130
DumcKtlc**
‘TV'A NTED—A GOOD COOK-IN A PRIVATE
T» fsmilr nt Evanston; Gcnuan. Swede, nr Nor
ui glsii. (Vllnt 11.0 lumhor oHlcts corner u£ Market
i»nu laikr, Jnini 121*»2 o'clock.
WANTED—GOOD COOK AND SECOND Gl RC,
\7 atSbO.Wret WftsblD(rtoua% M;IS. J.T. BY Kit*
HON. Into 8-1 Cnss-sf.
\\r.\M’l D-A YOUNG «»IUL, BETWEEN 15
IT slid 17 ycftifl of ncc, to do second work amt help
tale care <1 cMldren. lu a small private family. No
Irlfh Mid apply. Gall stance at IDO Indlana-ar. _
■VTaN'VeIJ-A tSOOt* WOMAN COOK, ONE
T T U'oil to r. btmtdSuff house, or restaurant. Inyairo
.at M W rst Wasliiujfton st.
'VVT'ANTED—AT UiJ SILVF.R-ST.. A GOOD CO >K,
|T v a--lit r, and in-ucr; cone r-rvi-ared to otay. Bo.'-
en nee requirvt’.
\V' ANTED—A OltCl. OU WvHaN' TO D)
I p»i;uAl housework: ono uho lias had expert
«M;Oe, and can omi't w« 11 tecmr-icsd***!. Good trugo.i
j al>'. (o the rielit person. Inquire at 715 eat Tyler
rt. b- trern r.ubt-y mul lloym*.
\vantkh two puotestaNt gi r.:.s, a
it jir.il second girl. Inquire at 531 tllc.iigm
nv.. f.v “3 l.vrnlay, from JP tn 4 o clock.
vvante; —two girls, one to no üb<
If uj,lliotiFowork,theothertoaaftlat and sow. No.
in Tp enty-rlxtli-rt
’V\TANTE !)—AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG G1 111.,
IT rwi-dlsu tv Gernmn, a.s nurae. Inquire at 2ji
Mcim* -ft.
\YANTK]'-A GOOD COOK, WASHER. AND
TI In iur. Call at 1222 Wabiwh-av. immediately.
*I\TANTKB—A GIRT.TO DO GENERAL HOUSIk
IT wnrk, ntWMfldiaon-et.
■IVANTED-A GIRL THAT CAN COOK, WASIL
11 nml lion, at 471 Mlc.h*gau.av.
Ifeirmarrr-se#,
XITANTED-A GOOD SE'A'IXQ-GIRL. APPLY
II r i -f>h Went Lake-*t.
WANTED TO RENT.
\»rANTKU— TO JIRNT-I WISH AN OFFICE
IT mid Mleeplng r>Mim adJoJnintr. forro.»lestatebusi
nefts. tm Si nth or V.’c-'t Side. AiMress Bor 22. P. O.
TV-ANTI 1 J> TO RENT—WANTED HOUSES A Nit
IT mum* for rent, to wunnle npnUeaotH who ar>>.»all.
Inc ft-r ham*-»very htur. KDSIUND O. UTILES, ii 2
AVcrt i:AT.ih>l] h et.
V~ 17 ANTI.D lO KENT*- 1 WANT THREE OR
f f urn on;s for limirekooplnjc. Will wnno p.irly
join Tr.uln r*nt:njra cor.iforbdue house of 5 or Urooin 1
Addr*-ij»* S W B, 'i nhune oflico.
\\r ANTED-TO RKNT-3HOOMSINBASEHKNT
IT r reeunri story for a quiet business beCe.‘i»'n
ElnMfonth anil Tweuty-thlnl-et«, Will bonded only
halt the d«y. PR, Tribune ofßce.
WANTED—TO RENT—A COTTAGE ON WEST
Tl or North Side (6 or 7 rooirs), for which a ito-nl
price wiU be p.dfi. Address O. F. 0.. Tribune ofilc*-.
TO LEASE.
fiio LKASR—FOR A TERM OF 5 Tt) 10 YEARS—
X Lei en Canabftt., near Van Bares, 22xino ft.
let* on Shemuui et.. near Van llurcfl, 50x100 ft.
Lot*- on Enel Randolph-ftt. near ITankl In, 40iIW fL
»m in, Mgan-av., near Lake, 24x155 ft,
ir.gntre at thentorc Xo. 102 Went Kandolph-at.
MiU LEASE-LOTS ON WEST MADISON AND
X Pmill'-fU. between Paulina and Wood-*t<t' A.
DOROTHY, 339 Btate-et, 2d flour. Ofllco boors, U*
J2 a m.
ri’O I.EAOU— VOOxISO FEET UN NoitVU-
X weat rr>r. Fiith-ar, and Adams atr 7Ji3> foot,
m<ith flout, nn Qnincy-Bt..ard 100x95 feet. RontU fem?,
m* Jerk** n>f. between state and Dearborn-stt; viLia
lier jer io« t. At 4 percent on valuation thia is
the Urn feaM>n»blolea*etn tho niarkct- Will lu.mmi a
Ic.-a i|i:ar-tity It. dohiretL A No. 50x115 feot nn Obvrk-i r,
afi'nlr.lry l fie Jonce School grounds. 55x73 feel on
iiiutl.can ror. State and Jackoon &ts. THOS. A. A 51.
1111.1 ../01 Wjibt^h-av.
f|H» J EASE—IN BURNT DISTRICT- FOP.
I nn’ yvai—mxgo feet on Waxhiogtou-hL. near
Cla*l> ;2fn&vlet.t wmthcatt c«r. Wells and
aoxtO it et on IfuKClfttrii-ftt, near Houth Watec-Rt; 24xi-*.i.
t, i-t K„uth WaCiT-Kt.. uoar Wabash av. J. R- .WAh-
LLP, Fsccnt* r, 52. West Madlsou-sL, Op Stairs.
1 EASh>- ON LONG TIME, AT LOW
X ir.tfft, fo fret on Btato-hL. north aide of IL»r
rlrcti ot. neer IN-ht Office; excellent location. C. S.
WAl.l|i:iLs2 W, st Mmllson-ot., niiataim.
r*:u j.fahe—veior dlstrarlb lot,
J. ICO Ret, ccr. Fiflh-av, .and Van
i«*r a term oi veara. Apply to W. H. SAMPSON «t
U>., Bftl FetatA and llonse Renting .Vgeucy, 2?i
Wen Mudiscu-RL
MACBUTJSRT.
A yikir engines, portable s to o-horbe
power: threshing. Sand KKhorae: circular aav
mills. Forwuoxi’s grlnolng mills, corn tmellere, bolting,
me. CQIXJNB EATON. Agent. 70 South Canal-at.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
Engine* and sawmills, Daniels A Woodworth's plan
orn, a*wih ticker and moulder, shaping maohines anft
ou rLAlng luacbtnes, M Canal-at F. W. NO RTH KOP.
Agent.
I:»ou bale—A-io-iiuitsK power engine and
1 b<H*r, with belting, Ac., all complcte,'for m.*nu
Xu4-turivg purpespi., ercloaeil in a tw«»nb>ry frasn**
bnihlimr, dwelling hoaeea and 3 acr*-* -f
iwcend, ftltnAtod at a railivad station 20 mllo ß from the
i-ify; j-rlre,v7,OoO; will excliange for pn»n-‘rty In ‘.'hi
c; yr«ra fsim in Illinois.. OEo, T. CLINE, 41 llab
l..T,W«>r.rt,
IMHtPALF— AT HALF THEIR VALUM-TV/*»
>cikru, to to SO horse power; In perfect order,
i rr:wi-n,pd front complete. Also, an SO horse p v/ ,r
with very heavy fly-whoeL Apply at CW *v cat
H;;<M*-Cn *X.
>ALi:—A GOOD SECOND-HAND HOIM.
w!:<hl. with ftanebions. wheel-rollor, r.ip*. <t* in
gfortr.n'.fr. At'drvse HENRY OBOH, 379 Froatrt,
Nrw YfrV City,
MACUINKHV— SHAFTING. PULLSVr.
kiir^m; machines for foidlng shirt front** rs£
khidi* of improved tnaehtnea for making
p-fprr o'.ilar machines of the most Impnmedepues;
yertiveniHl uuuhinety andnaodela; machlnwr hur.ivv
ni to b-sers try the Are at reduced Prtc«* a W* i ‘*,Th;2
UR STS Marhlna Worka. Troy, N. Y. F-
wftpVil *.b Chicago.
\\TAN2ED— -TO PURCHASE— J3KJALLON I*4 LG
>1 kettle.'to »«t in brick. Adrlriws•
Midwbrrv'V’be seen- OlA\ ER LIPPXNCOX
Twtifty Hrhth-ftt.
SETTING MACHINES.
S'» vfj vf? MACIIIJTEjQPTICK Of X. X.
TITK fmvttlr lal DciirtKiSl-Ht., no-sr 157 Mil-
VirJiliics boliJ oa mnnthJj-
''A' w if dofclmL
tsjui'wcri
yTTsiifoT.il, ANITWHKRLER A Wl L- OSf
Vi ":S;V-ir n-achlnc®. C. K. NtfholA, nX 175
.-■TT»I»n »t HI Sonu. ihljaut
roM f>n cn»r month]? rsymonts. 9*wine
f to thr?* uctilro It.
AND OTHER FTRST.rU'.SS
W aevrinc machines aoM on way ffihnUilj* In tali
work taken In pavrornt. .Machine Hav*»llea
£vaV« m iudi VT. F. bTICSNEY, 127 Eaaliittt*
■ITPATIOHS w
Mae!
SITUATION WANTED—AB TIACERBEpno ntv rr
foreman in clearing debris from o€l*r* u u-.,, i.Ju.
district- G<vd references furnished.
LB.lt, 419 tUte-sL UUT
SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAN AND
no cM'drrn. woman to do housework. man
care of h«t>e«and cow. attend gardening and m.Ci I «*j
bimatif useful about the house. No objection t»ot*Z i
rr eonniiy. Cju brier good reference*. Catl nt J m
dress JOHN KEELEV. IfaLit*! at. np st-.'ri V
ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG I
yesrs of ago. that resides with Ws parents, ti
Is an office. Addrtss Site, Tribune T I"
ITU ATI ON WANTED—AS HTBWAP.I) 7T? 'm
carver, or to attend, tojnoch counter; I Imahri -'A
tea rears’experience; or would take a place to b»r
tend. Address 877 South Statost. second floor.
2?*okJ*ecp«rn, Clerks; Arc*
CTTUATTON WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE
O hota»o,baidr. Insurance, or other. n£lco. by ft tw -i
onjih; practical Shokkpejwr ana .experienced badaw* i
mAn;.who is an extra dwt-cbvw> penman- and arconaS s!
aiitfrcry rapid tfnd correct at figures; best nf refur. s
.tncos, .Apnlyatoacejr-ndnrlng next thirty days, aa VI
dr?rt« ACCOUNTANT. 218 Iremantst.
SITUATION WANTED-AS BOOKlkespsi*. ,j=
soloiraas; Br ft competent.mjn w wUh ht-it chr^r
crences. Address*”'for 'three days, TUOP.NTov -f*r
Iritnac office. _
Trade*. iM
CfiruATioN wanted— by a jian of la Raw
VJ »xpcricnce, to take charge of n cornice ,s_
fnrnlrtk best of references. Address AUGC.STtT«i
SANDERS. Centerville. Ohio. *£i
Coachmen.
SITUATION WANTED —AS GROOM ANR ""‘I
recchmsn. brn men with city references, Aillrm* l j
COACHMAN, Tribune office.
SITUATIOJTS WA2rrED-FEMAIi3T -fj
mirtcellaneoas. t-.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNO LVTJY 42
ot cenMdereble etperiCoco, as as.sUt.isk
Vek keeper, cr cashier: would not object to a«*win~on f
lanry will furnish flrat-cUas city refertaoe*. B
Adtlrcsa M. if. 8., TiTbune office.
ITUATION WANTED—A LADY WNSTfIs 7 ft
sitnatien as copyist; writes a plain, leglblakaaA f*
AddrriwMEK.ftiv.nth PcoriO-st. 5
Domestics.
QTTTTATIONB WANTED—BY TWO OIRL3. ONE f
Vj aa flyst class cook, and one as second girl. TtatflC
city reference. Apply at S3 Socth
ITUATION V/ANTBD-BY A GERMAN GIRL
to do second work, in a private family. Apply at, i
WArchcr-ar.
Q ITUATION WANTED—BY A. RES TECTA RLE
O young girl, to do Second work, or plain sewing
toko care of a baby. Apply for two days. AddrataSSh
Blue It-land-ar.
CJ ITUATION Wanted—BY AN
O as flxst-clsrts waitress In n prlmto family. Qoc4
refertoces. 3J. T.. isi West ITastlnge Bt. r
SITUATION WANTED— BY OOOX*
washer, andlroner, la a private family. City
crcaco if rrqninvi. Inquire at ST 8 ArnoM-et.
ITUATION WANTED—BY A f
middle-aged woman. In a BruaU, private. family, ts i.
aasifil is touiwfwcrv. where the comforts of a home ars
desirt-dn’.rretbenother oompcnsatlrm Beet of refer*
escort given. No objections to go a short distance la
the Addrces C. C., Tribune cfloo.
ITUATION WANTED A OOMPETBXT
plrl, as ctsmbe] maid r.nd waitress in a nrlm*
fanulr. rtty referenco given. Can bo seen for In
dire. ft?fO t'er»re-9V.
BOAUMHG A m LODGING.
QA ABF.RDEEN-ST.—ONE SUITS OP PLEAS
OV ant Ttctu and one large room, with hoard; Io«a.
don Terr central house with all modem Improve
varct*: jlmt-class.
A 1 EIGHTEEN'! H-ST.—MILS. TABRH, FOE-
marly of 2D7Mlchfgan.av., con accommodate a
few day Ivmnlers.
FOSTER-ST —TWO OH TUHRR PKUSON3
1 vl Mnp board In ft private familr might be
pleased by ralUnc fit thn shove number. up utilrs.
SOUTH PEiTRIA ST. FUKVISHBD
XmJI rr.cir.rt t« root, with hoard, for ft family.
-j oo rnrtAfln okove .tv.-nvo n’i’.N'tta.
X a-o< 1 fnmt moms with hoard; nl-m on.) lirger na
lamLlu-d mem. House and ditxToim«l:c«4tir.Ht class.
References rwintmd.
1 or twenty-ninth sr.. between pkai.
jLOfA rlo and Cftiomet nvs.—Bonni and
for gentlemen only: i 7 week ir, in advance. D.iv IxwcA.
$3. No deviation. KnatW:
QA Q WEST MA MFON-ST.-A PARTYOK TWO
i—rf O rrforr gentlemen c.vi ho i'ocomrm.darvd*virti
a splendidly furredted front mein, ono stair up, lit
Tin n‘.H Bh.-.’k extra table; ti rms tuuluruto.
QA Q WT>*T MA OIMOX-ST.- SUITE OF BLT4-
<Lc»*o y.intly fnr:dslu-d front moms in Thompson’s
s’lrrk (over Shay's) to rent, witho. r without hoards
terms rsti’demtp.
i’.»;i:N.sll)r.<T, BETWEEN TWKNTY
n'r.rh and Thinh’Th st.-* on" block wed t£
Sh t ex* p-o.M*ivsrd and looms for yjatlomoa ot*
/.in 11 f-.
W.\J. A-II- V V.—T II K ENTIRE PVtTOli
A r t i\ o*.faeiUv. iol’t furnish'd,
l« wtU: ls-anl f**r and wlfn, nr txa
rviL'cm n. wlt nr* i Ido to pay for tho accoramoiv
tint. Hr I :*jm;t.‘»y refc muco requlu-*!.
1 GTi' WABAHJI-AV.. <>F TWENTY
jLv* i O fi.nrtli st.—^Twm aentlnarn wlshlnc to r.im
t*'rrtp;*r n V»t on Jorge front reem and bodcutiia*
T7*?h '-ferfr at 1 «’cl**vk.
NT o INDIANA AV.*— A LARGE FkOST
.i on-nuUKI rtl.’.no. fiirni«h?d, with 'r-oaM ftr
h roofienmn mid wi’e nr #r.’j;rlo pf ntTemcn, In a private
f.Midly. A in' upi ihl l).\*T H dwirv.l.
OO WARASIf-.i V.—BOARD FOli TIXRMJI
i AO— cr four gentlemen ran ho ha«L Lata dia*
ntv.
riVWOTKATTIEBH.iI vr TYING JAKIIKPKONT
.S. jr r ir. with ftlrorr, lltemotherl.tdvto fi’iam
fhcruine with them. Apply, bcDVcau S aai 6, at IT9
Mocn-v-st.
'vavfiv? washington-st.—two wrli.-i-ttl-
TT iHshed n o-ns; ono with »lv«»vo .bsth rwn; on
srmt' 1•• ra j* I ft.r three t-r four reliable board.
en»- A.~dnt«: M\ t YIN, tr-luyifl’*
BOARS WANTEXI.
BOAUD-RV A YOUNG MAN. IN A FIRT*.
rl iss pii\utc Jewish family'. Aildrcss It R. Tll>*
\ir. ctror.
BOA tut— TWO LADIKH WISH BOARD IN A
Irrotirn itfis;lj- nccivslble from the center of W*.
Ijjuilmiv. Ned Tv i nty-secimd-Rf. Aililmw SEMINA
RY, Trihiuu' hnu'.ch ofllee, 4<2> Wnhiisfi-nr.
T*oabd— agentleman and wife desire
Vwrd Mrt v« iTa private svnnly, w’wto fieri*
x:t: fen’, or ni’ «tln*r hoarder* location, west of Thn»w
Or south ef v/rt»binsl”l' f*Jf. rrf*r»nr?c,
Addrvun. itv.lng Ivruo*, eto, G. N. tv. TrU»*v e odloew
B" OAKP-.a YOUNG (.fiXTLKMA.N* DKSCUKS A
fmnWMil xlccplnv room and b nrd. in a privito
tr.n Uv. on tie West Side. Address, With terms, etc.,
"It I PUBLHV Tribune oflU-o.
Bt AUB-A GENTLEMAN AND tVII’K UKSIUB
j-enrmicnt boerd and good room, Konowlu*re in
♦he Beet Ibvi-li-n will furnish our own room, and
vl.-hcn'cnlem**-*. etc. To moderate. Addreed
3. r. T...x*»rd Canal.**. Ro»»m L
LOST AND FOUND.
f'i IVJ. Jf TO Hi: ON NORTH STATU ST.. MOttV
\T lup fit thefnv. ntwn.**-ated top imgjrv. The«»w
mt can ban* it by proving property and ".'ivtiiget
pwin'i*. No. 877 Htato-st., up stairs, second U«*>r.
T OST TAKEN FROM <II I. LETT’S STAHLS*
IJ cottier i.f state and Illlnols-sts.. theniifit of the
groftflre.» Iwn-riMt rcckaway carriage. The finder
will bo rewarded by returning to CARIIAUT, X.EW2S
A co„ 2oi MleMcan-nr.
T CM* A COAL.BOX IH'Cf.l'. PAINTED
Mirk, brown drijx*. patent Khidinir rail s"*sif In
bfk. in»ui roar of the reshlenee of J. W,
Jb unliuaii, No. 174 Mvhlgan av., at time of the flrn.
Any »iwn having kmv>lvdcc cf above will I** rvw
v-anlisl by leaving inft.riirarimi with BOIIANON
rV RRINGTOX. tfO WVrft Mnilinen-Ht.
It;ss— i.astsunday evening home beds
J In tf-lrg fmtn Im!lann-st. hmltje to Toomcy-st.
fnd TUrrlff. Tin* finiler will be tewanle-l by leaving’
them at IP Torn** y-st.
LOKT-rVS HEW AHU WILL HE PAID KOK itM»
tern of I valr whllu wurfc hor«Ksj. G. LACEV,i3C2
Hittli llnlst*»Vrt.
J ost-sma;.l black and tan dog-will
jt.i yay ?2-> I'i anv one who will rotnru him to 202 Went
war. tiinnr.
LAOl v NI>-A BAA' MAKE AND’ TOP BUGGY
a which the owner cun have hy pro vine property
Mi*l imvine charges at police stallcttou Cticago-ay.
c-'.inerrf Moy-ftt*
STOLEN— LARGE BK»»WX HORSE AND CANB-
MftDfi fioctor*a huygy from lOOMllwaukeo-ar., Ban*
i!are\rulug. Gcsm! reward given fur it at 199 Ease
M i*difton-*t. fmm 9 to 1.
ffTAKEN UP—A PAIR OP GRAY HORSES. 7
JL t t-art: eM. 17 hands high. One had on a halter.
n»urmJlon AUGUST SCHULTZ, at Washlogtoa
>1 right*..
OTILWED—FROM COJSNEH TWELFTH ANl>
O a white cow 2 1-2 years oM, and
cr!f f> mnntha elfi. on laat satnrlnr night. Any «ne
irfylT-pinfermatlon oftl e nltove will tie n*l.l 35 reward.
FOR SALE.
IPOR SA I.E—STEASI FIRE ENGINE FOR RALE.
XL** Lnyatnr Fire Cnnmany of Philadelphia, m
r.c«* m the orcaulzuUou of the Paid Fire Do
l-.irtu.eDt. offer for sale a aococdcla-* sloam fire en
glnOrMvltLv Nrafllc <fe Lerr. at PhllidulpMa, Tim
;r<: Is In pfttor onler than when first built, having
•r»*«-i>t!y N< n overhaule<l. rvinlrml, and n’fitt*’«LwlU» a
re<v »trt ofoomiioHltionfiuwandevervt’iiarcnmplet*.
CM/ <2.'-Co nuth. Address- GEORGR F. Bnv'TK,
Attonirv-at Lew, 4709 Fniukfortl-av. piUladclpld.-u
Y?c»l» S-V IK— PRICK. J. F, SCAN LAN, l&i WEST
aU Arhmut-ft.
SXO ‘■aix tmec ;aa.«i» nun muof. cv«oa
n \olb-w brict.nt lowest niton. J. H.
,m*-»t Rj»ndfdph-t,-
bAIK—I IKE. AND. i'-U.HOLA£>PAOO7
C‘a'l fkt. i::> w'abvb-av.
TTOlt
JL
Fr. t: satk— n: K».p—i.ow.ooo had an'p ybu
I'-V JclPk. J. Jr. TtTSKfrXL.-M WpHt ll.intW-viat.
YfiAn LEAs*E f 'T A TWO-STtu
r.* r%- 1« 1* w: will h* ««*hl elt».er separate
f *o”ct with a complete sot of butcher'd fixture**
a tviy it uv.-'t Kr«.».»t.
SAI-E-^* t-Al*-W.GOO HEI> URICK. AU*
ctv'-j J- A. FISK. Lcmont. 111.
V.v:|;S A LK—LEASEOFTWO-STOK V AXD
j* l-rtck fonw on South Sangamon Ht. |T«w
iltl-it* t sr* ‘I p'orastalso inn Lease ruoa to St jr L.
h. Al’ VIXTON, 14A We*v Martlson sz.. t.
f-CT-. SAT-K—TIX BOXES SUITABLE FOR
JL*'!-! slklr.i.% vn-erproofcmniicsltlon.ointments, pt«v
Hire.-. sit a bnrsmin. Address or call at KU
■Wff-t »t. Chicago.
PARTNERS WASTEDi
-t'S’.7;TN*FT. wanted—some energetic
JT l mn» —one not afraid of work—to wto
in 'fcord han'l furnltnrostore and.fobblne
p-.- t.. Carlt-ii r»*«n«ln*»L None nenl apply, fo.it
u k rtij time la money.- Coll at 77 South Hal.
TiA RTxfp. W V.NTKD-IN A FIUST.CLA««a
_t hr:* l dMnr a bailm** of Si nocr a month.' Itu
PAV-TNEU .WANTED—TO HELP FURNISH
nu h i'* w of about seventy rooms. Cao
ir.a rc<in!r».'l, 55. Central location In too cltyi WtS
rhsi.nt for i*W.-2»g». boia man. Or win well mr inter
c.st. In-juirsut tl“ Rrlczi Honao. tor torus Oars. tru»
S li i. n:., rr n<:i!r»v* J. M
PAltT .VTR NTf-T>—|I.OOO SECU RSS ‘TO THB*
r s f'-r;iV! r.buM Inlcrtitlaa fird-class Imslnea*
that wfir p >j- Kni s'i.oor* a vwr. AildronaA IT/tareS
WrrMy Vwl Madisoa-at, or ooU "between
lOai.i’ll nr.s r.iul t.
FAI.TN'.n. N rLD-lVi CLEAR flO.nO ON
bvjse obtained Jnst alter the ftr* r
t’rs't clais n*«f:;trar.t in tnll blast at 955 South StoUl
>T.. ar-l-vor,tr->*-frml Pt.
-j>A,T.r.. EK v N rEI—A MAN WHO CAN COM-
X Einc.l a t'.'t-l oontraptlne anAtmlliUajr tmxhiam'
anJ^tatv.!i!;t«WI 10tnS5J»)0Iato a BtJSraxrr S'
jobbing
f 'l u i!'!.-*-. rs-OKII.OT.U Trlt'-in^ir-^C
TTAJTHU> TO 2SXCIIAJJ QE.
fpuraXJfAXiJK—4 LOTS NSAIi THE CALUMET
r *slw, i\?»»J>orao«adbagsy. lEA. JXHOW2**
b. Ho.j s..
np° i'SCiIA'NOK—HOUSE AND I.OT.
JL ti*hr'r.* (ni»y ami Stewart-av, for aoh-
Uilwr iliA I*r.OWN.7SonthEa!"*t»,M-at.
r |'*o >:XJ• U K~r~o At!IIES OF I.AXD. IN ills.
8 R-;v.r!?orpmt'o:rv hem IRA BROW.V, 7 South.
Aj.tM v*r RnUtMnff, Ivoottj 8.
SARGENT ik
1 1 (irrcslosi k<>>rihin»lt«n Safe fnraSmlti*
A 'Vttsj/'.D’s AtidriMa SAM U£U* Trlbtmn
I