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INSURANCE.
UlcctinßflrroXtcy-Holdcrsln Sus-
L.' pended Companies.
Important Commuiiication from the Coni"
nittee of Ten.
Bctnsrfcs of Hon. W. F. Cooibangb—Plan of
Action.
At an. adjourned moating of citizens, hold at
Standard Hall, last evening, to take into consid
eration the proper {course to pursue toward sus
pended Insurance companies outside of Chicago.
Mr. John Messer acted as President, and Mr.
Charles H. Fargo as Secretary,
The President ftated the object of thomoellng
to bo the hearing of a report of a Committee of
Ten, appointed at a former meeting, in regard to
insurance .matters.. Ho called upon Mr. Cool
bnngb, Chairman of said commltleo, for his
report.
Ur. Coolb'angh prefaced his report with a few
'words of esidonation. He said that tho commit
tee held a meeting tho night after their appoint
ment, and at that meeting determined to publish
a notice in tho newspapers of the city requesting
the holders of policies in the insolvent insurance
’W companies who desired to form some plan of co
operation in regard to their mutual interests, and
who were willing to unite In some general meas
ures to that effect, to send to that committee, or
to.any.partof.lt, a list of their policies In such
suspended companies, and of the amount of tho
__.. game. The committee requested that such notlli
oaticn; if policy-holders desired ""to make
them, be sent to the committee by last Monday
night. The committ»Ms did this, because they do
*'c sired to know whether such u measure was prac
ticable—whether a sufficient number of puhey
hoiders were disposed to co-operate la the man
ner proposed for the protection of their interests.
tu Kuooti d£ <frm> imui <m Monday oveuiug, uud
J- .audi uiyiurunccs were', received from policy
t m the suspended companies as Justified
‘•this Committee in endeavoring to form some com
mon plan of action, und in calling this meeting.
The report was as iollows:
To the Meeting of l\>llcy-Huldcrg in Suspended Insur
ance Canpanirs:
GK.VTLKME.V: The committee of ten appointed at
your meeting on Thursduy evening last having 1110
subject rcfeired to them under consideration begleave
tort-port.
That there arc about fifty-ilx Insurance companies
which Jmve suspended payments and become Insolvent
stnct'tln* CWcapn lire and owler- to the losses snlTcred
therein. Of these about sixteen are in New York city,
tivo-iu llurlloiti. live hi Fi-ovidoucts fourlu Boston,
thivoin Buffalo. three in SauFranciaoo, three in Clove
bin d, eleven tu Chicago, two in Albany, and a low In
other cities.
The suspended inwirance companies In is ew \ork
city TcnrcfMait as their gross assets, by the last pub
liohi'd htuUluent, $11,757.Cit5; Karilord. fh;ai».U7o;
providence, £I,UIS,O(X); Boston, &.8H&3.; Buffalo,
4l k!h> -Francisco, FAUW.OOO; Cleveland.
JI.GCS.WO; and Albanv. sttao,ouo.
The loo*e*,nssriruing them Total, are computed to be
In Kcw .York cltv, stz,42s,oooJiarttonl, jfri.o73.oo>;
Providence, 2Jx9s.wjO; Bostou, &t,ioo,ex) i Buffalo.
$1,730; San Francisco. Sh&OO.OJ; Cleveland, $1.350,0.10;
and Albany, £765,000.
TIjC total insurance losses In Chicago by tho fire arc
wdfnmted 4>t r.bont ISAOCG.UOO, tut. your committee
have so Inrpn-s'vntcd to them about fcUwo.OJO, to win:
in Kew Yoik citv, in llarttord, s.rr),(x»;
in Pruvidmec, tf-io.'jiw; in Boston, £so,uuo; in Buffalo,
$150,000;-in San Francisco, s3oo,UK>; lu Cleveland,
$100,000; in Aibcnv, £75,U»; amt iu Chicago about
*1.000,1X0.
lieeelveT* have been appointed for most of those sns
pended cwuiu.nies. and they mv being wound tip under
tstatc luv.\3. Tlie Jleeeivev takes hole imssessioti of all
tho übsets of the company. uud it is lit* duty simply tj
convext these nsM*U into cash, and make uiMrilmtUm
of the same among the creditors.
In tlio state of Nw York, wiiero the bulk of these
lo*h«-h occur valid we presume that ia tho other stales
the provisions me .substantially the same), the Receiv
er 1* obliged to cull a general meeting of creditors
_ WiUimiuuruiouths from the date utlusappointment, at
which meetlmr he exhibits his accounts, showing u
ataUmeutol cash lu his hands, and mokes his lirat
dividend. Wit iiiii one year from that date and slxleju
months from the date ot lus appointment, ho is obliged
to chU a second meeting ol creditors, uud make Uie
jjual dividend.
Tlie powers of these Receivers are necessarily great,
having, under the couiU.the entire control of the
assets of the rtimjiany, wlileli in several instances juV‘
nutrxv two millions ui dollars.
While the police holder has tho power individually
or by attorney to examine the books of tiio*cunip:my
andthe accounts of the lioceiver, an association suca
asweprojK.se, n-jirestuUng a majority of the policies
in any one locality, carries a weight and force with it
x xrhlUi might not ne telt lu unlivinual eases F.ac!i step
taken I*> the Receiver In converting these assets sao.ild
bt! watched with Jealous cjito; tales of secuntJej
should not he made without Une notice; Ida ueconnt.-i
should bo closely acrutiuiaed at the first meeting of
creditors etp-ciaJly, and particular rare given to tho
details of his trust. A Receiver caimth mace any offer ot
compromise; i.is simple dutyia to wind up uio com
pany as prcscnOuk by tho statute, and divide the as
setsprorata amougiMdlcy-hoidmM orcrctUUT-i. Any
offer of- compromise should be looked upon with su-»pi
tiou as an attempted speculation upon tho policy
folders.
It **cms to yenr committee the part of wisdom for
>he jKiilcy-hilders In Mispeadcd companies t-> employ
>n attorney or attorneys nl the duVorent lasuran.e
teutree where these Mit-prudcd companies are locale.!,
|o guard the interests «t tho iKiiicy-holder, provouc
a prompt applica
tion to tho court, if nCiKssory; ana *uvii B*A, iro »7,
should be bch-ettd with care, dae regard buiug h d ‘u
their ability, integrity, ax:d freedom to givo their un
biassed services to Uie interest ol Uio Chicago policy
bolder.
Tour committee, therefore, having considered the
matters submitted tor their consideration, respectfully
Tfportt Timt ns to the juudoot proceeding lu order to
make available the utects of insolvent insurance coin
panics for the benefit of policy.holders, your commit
tee rvoomuieud no particular plan, as the ciremumanco
attending each must determine the course to be pur.
sued.
Tour committee the amKiintniont of an
i, 1 -Leiter, C. W. Ilemler
•on, C. 1\ huJJopg, c. B. FnrirelJ, H. A. Kohn.
p.JL, Jones and Toiler Palmer, which coinmlit-rslmU
nave power to till vacancies In their own number, and
have the general charge and supervision of the collec
tion of the policies, ana tho said committee be author
ised to employ competent attorneys, both in Chicago
and in the localities whero the assets are administered,
to represent them.
Tlialttio attorneys bo employed shall from time to
tonorepoxt tin* condition and progress of the business
tn.haim, and that for all services remleroil a counuis
alou shall bo charged on the amount realized not ex
ceeding ouo per cent.
After the reading of the report Mr. Coolbaugh
gave seme Interesting dates in regard to mo
Macuing of some nf the companies. He then
umde general remarks relating to tha same gen*
cral subject. The companies in New York, Hurt*
ford, Albany, Buffalo, Providence, Culumom,
Cleveland, uud Sun Francisco, now lu suspense
or in liquidation,. Lad liabilities iu this city
amounting to t'ii.'.cu.iKX). That was tho interest
.which the policy-holders of Chicago ha Jin those
companies, and it was a matter of duty and neocs-
JJJty that that interest should bo looked after.
The city of Chicago to-day Is the owner of those
claims. Its eltuons are subslsuitially tbe
creditors of those companies. It was
for the gentlemen there present to
settle with them. The Executive Com
mittee had considered the matter carefully
in all its bearings, given it all the united ntteutiou
of which they wero capable, uud had dually set
tled upon u plan of co-operation, tor which there
were the following reasons:
Their first object was to secure efficiency in the
prosecution of their claims. That they needed
-prompt attention was shown by the data whieli
Ire had read. Tliero wore isolated companies lor
which uo adjuster had been appointed, and yet
soUicy-holders wero urged to send in theit
dalms as speedily as possible. Iu such cases us
these Uiete was a strong suspicion that a fraud
sue being attempted on the creditors of tho com
lany. As creditors of tho company the
•ower was in the hands of tho policy
lolders substantially, as might be obtained
ihrough the courts at any time
to control the assets of those companies in such a
way as would be most beueheial to bring into tho
hands of tho Jnst clatmauts all that the assets
could bo made to yield.' Tho plan proposed has
two qualities to recommend it, efficiency and
economy. It was impossible for tho creditors of
the** companies to eo-operate together effectual
ly upon matter of such vital interest, exoepe iu
some such manner as that suggested by t his eom
mitree, namely, that tho affairs of all Indi-
Tidaals Interested be turned over to this commit
tee. The committee was composed of gentlemen
ui whom every one had the moetperiect confi
dence. No better committee could be
named for tho purpose. They wore
largely Interested in the prompt payment
of chums, and m the Judicious management of
the affairs of ,ull the companies. For the sneak
ci s own part there was not u man named oa the
ho was not willing to entrust Ida
policies with, and ho beitayed that all present
wi th him. Every one imut agroo
that it was lor the best mterents of all the Chica
go policy-holders to net in u collective capacity
ana not separate. If any policy-holdh* having a
policy of from two to five thousand dollars
should go personally to look after
his claim, ho would simply be told
to go and mind hia own business
but if a committee should go lu behalf «r the
creditors, the case would present a very different
aspect. Going there with power to control tho
affairs of u majority of tho claimants, ho would
bo able to gain all the information ho desired.aud
have all tho Implements he might wish. It seem
ed to tho speaker that!; waseutlrely unnecessary
to show tho advantage of cooperation iu this
bmuucat.
Tho speaker went on show the saving to the
policy-holders by this method of operation.
He said further that tho members of tho com
mittee who had given attention to tho figures
given by the company, that Is the statement, of
their losses, had como to the conclusion that they
bad been exaggerated for the purpose of forcing
thoir -claims. -Their statements lately pub
lished had showed that their assets hod
largely diminished, and that their losses hod in
creased in some unaccountable manner. The
statement published in a New York paper
u or ao days. after the lire, when tho slock-'
holders were fully alive to the situation;
gave figures that hardly corresponded with the
reports since published. Tbe Atlantic stated its
L losses at that time at $300,000; it gave them now
at 1000,000. *Thc LoriUard then estimated its Chi
esgc losses at (800,000; they had now increased
In some unaccountable manner to $1,w0,000. The
1 Astor seemed at that time to regard its losses as
only amounting to 1200,000; they are now reckon
ed at from (too,ooo to $500,000. The purpose for
which these statements were made, which the
—speaker deemed absolutely incorrect, was to force
a settlement with those wno bait rtairnq against
tho companies.
with regard-totho
ih?*^Sv£*£? l c 8 V Coolbaugh stated that
The report was adopted unanimously
V htiswcrto Rome questions in regard tn the
new company. Mr. CooWugh state? Sat it wm
tmfleretool it would meet
hmgomcnis for an- office,
meetings that might bo necessary, v.ud give duo
sotice.of all their proceedings. J 8 vo QUO
The meeting adjourned.
ABItrSEKEKTS.
TUB WTKDIUH COMPANY TO-HIQIIT.
Tho opening of tho season of the Wyndham
V Comedy Company occurs this evening at the
'Michigan on tho cornof of Thir-
teehthotroeVor Standard Hall, os it has been
jmpun until recently. The cliongo; has not
effected tho name alone, tho establishment hav
Ing undergone many material alterations and im
provements, so -that It is now one of tlio neatest
and cosiest of theatres.. The opening play' la
V Progress,” .by.RphortKon, which will bj given
for tub first time in Chicago. The story of tho
oomedy, aa gathered from the journals inoltles
where it has been produced by tho WyndUam
troupe, may bo briefly told. It hingps mainly
upon a love affair, In which Era—* young orphan
two and
©stoics*!* an undeclared aspirant for St a* hand.
ta unaware ot her iwe e«noo tor UUn,
which is so strong as to undermine nor health.
Xr Swn (Ilolfiton) discovers the true state of
uffnlrtTand determines to effeot a cure by bring-
Sng Aco and Feme to a cordial undcreWlns.
Th C phm succeeds, aftennony lutcrestlnghltehod,
In which Snnuythome (Pareele), Sob (Qiddons),
and Hiss Mymict (Mrs. Wilkins) figure exten
sively in various ways, all of them being excel
lent characters. The play is pronounced to bo
one of Robertson's best, which is saying a great
deal for It, and we have the word of all tao critics
that it Is sploadldlv acted. “Woodcock's Little
Game** concludes the performance.
A SEW THEATRE.
And now the West Side is going to bare a bijon
theatre of Its own. which shall be excelled In ele
gance by none. It Is to bo built by Mr. C.R. Gardi
ner, on llnlstcd street, four doors south of Madi
son, the material to be brick and stone, and its
dimensions will bo 120 by 60 feet. It will contain
u purqnMtc, und dress and balcony circle. Tho
stage will bo 40 feet in depth, and tho appoint
ments generally are to be neat and tasty. Espe
cially will the theatre he remarkable for Its ex
cellent vcntlUiiUou, while in every other respect
neither skill nor money will bo spared to inao.o It
as attractive as any theatre the city has ever aud
it vrill bo conducted on the star system, und will
probably be ojamed on Christmas Eve. Tho ar
chitects ;ire Messrs. 8. V. Shipman A Co., who
built the Capitol of Wisconsin at Madison.
THE LAW COURTS,
Forty-seven Prisoners Arraigned
Yesterday for Trial.
AdminiUratioiß Granted—Restoring
Records—Ballroad Case.
rrßnvn-WAT. COUST.
ARRAIOKUEST OV 1-RIBOXBRB.
Forty-seven prisoners were yesterday arraign
ed under Indictments found at the present term
of court. Of these eight wore women. There
were bat three of them who pleaded guilty, and
these were women.
—Julia Turner and lizzie Thompson, impleaded
with one Julia McCarthy, acknowledged the lar
ceny of S2B worth of ribbons from the store of J.
B. Shay Co. Their pica was accepted for lar
ceny, they being under age, and they strenuously
urged that tho woman McCarthy bad no part in
their guilt. She pleaded not guilty. Each of
them was remanded.
—Anna Wilson pleaded guilty under an Indict*
ment charging her witli the theft of a trunk,
twelve shirts, seven drosses, a wutcb, and sacqud,
the property of George n. Haw. In thin case
sentence was suspended-
The arraignments included indictments charg
ing crimes os follows: Larceny,»C; murder,6;
keeping lewd house, 2; assault to rape, 2; assault
with deadly weapon, 1; voting twice, 1 riot, I;
robbery, 1; malicious mischief, 1. Of tho parties
indicted, two. were arraigned under two indict
ments, and one under three.
TUB MURDER CASES.
Tlie murder cases are as follows: Joachim
Geist (old oast-), German, indicted for the homi
cide of his wife Fredcrika, by pouring boiling
col Toe down her throat.
—Andrew J. Perteet, colored (old case), for cut
ting his wife’s tbrant from ear to ear.
Gregory Peri, Italian, for stabbing Michael
Heady, an employe of a pop factory.
-gnuio, also Italian, for stabbing Daniel
O’Brien, an employe of tho same firm.
—Henry 'Williams, colored, for the murder of
Charles Gray sou, by shooting him.
COUNTY COURT.
administration;
Administration was granted of tho estate of
John Weishaar to Exuil 31. Wcisknar and K. Biddle
Hubert*, under bond of $25,000.
—Cutkariun Beck was appointed as administra
tor upon the estate of her late husband, William
Beck, under bond of S2OO.
—Anna McPlu-crlin was constituted administra
trix of the •■suited her late husband, John, un
der bond of §2.000.
—Frederick Felton end George M. Huntoon
were appointed to administer upon the estate of
WiJhulnmiu Fclteii under bond of SIO,OOO. Tho
iouw panics were selected to closo up the estate
o'. Charles Felton, the husband of the other de
cedent. The object of this administration is to
allow,the prosecution of a suit at law to recover
carnages from the Chicago Jc Northwestern Hall
way, unpen allegation that It negligently caused
hit death.
GUARDIANSHIP.
Augustin Porter was appointed guardian of
James P. McWilUims, under bond of §i.:too.
—lsaac N. Arnold was appointed giuudUn of
Henry W. Kingsbury, posthumous child, trader
bond of Koo.too. This on petition of the mother
ef the Infant and her husband, A. G. uud‘Era
Lawrence.
administration* anti guardians tup.
In 11m matter of the estate of Michael Hanlon,
administration wne granted to the widow, Han
nah. under bond ol 17.000, and tho widow was ap
pointed guardian of her five children, under uu
additional bond of $7,000.
r.EsroHi.va 'ncconns.
Estate of Albert Huck, petition and bond re
stored, :<ud new letter* ut administration issued.
innate or Joim U. Graham. Certitled copies
ot letters of administration issued to Michael
Graham..
—Estate of Simon L. Davis. Papers granting
execution, allowed to be liled and now order-is*
sued.
circuit COURT.
RAXLKOAI) DAMAGES.
Administrators having been appointed In the
Countr. Court of fhn estate of Wilhohnina and
rcit<.n. suit-wun nt once commenced
against the Chicago «fc Northwestern Railway
Company to recover to tho next of kin, under the
statute, for the loss of each life, in damages laid
at tio.ooo. [The statute only allows a recovery of
tS,(XiO in each case.]
COVENANT DEOKEN.
An action, sounding in damages, for an alleged
breach of covenant, was commenced hv Edmund
O. Marlow against Thomas Wilson. William D.
St. Clair, and Richard C. Bingley. Tho damages
are laid at SS,OW), and the claim Is that there has
been a failure to perform a contract for the sale
of u partnership interest in a patent right.
SUPERIOR COURT,
ASSUMPSIT.
An action of assumpsit was commenced by
Henry K. Buol against Nelson West, Frederick
A. Austin, ami William A. 0 Union, In which de
mand Is made for $2,500.
THE CITY IN BRIEF,
A Bcautirul Present*
In the general conflagration. Mr. Ibach, of this
city, lost all h»* possessed. Included in the gen
eral destruction was a flue 44 slither”—a musical
ustrument on which ho was a most accomplished
pci former. His. friends Ju New York, knowing
his skill In playing on this instrument, mid tho
value he placed upon it, thought that no testimo
nial of their regard for him would he so well re
ceived as a similar instrument. Tho result of
ilu ir combined efforts was the purchase of proba
bly the most beautiful instrument of the kind.
Jf.y il J 3 ,Y ;ls e Vi‘ lb i t< iuI r olldoll «xdtlng tho ad
miration of all who Ktw it. This unique present
.was foryvnidedto Mr. Ibach, together with an
appropriate jnscriplion. A iny or two ago the
rocipkut entertained a select company offrlends
to diuucr, and regaled them with Heidslg, rega
lias, and music in iionor of tho present.
Announcements*
..The pastors of tho Presbyterian churches of
this oily are earnestly requested to meet in the
becond-Preßbyteiiau church, corner of Wabash
avenue and Fourteenth street, at 2:30 o’clock this
afternoon, to confer together for tho relief of the
sufferers by the late lire.
—Tho I Julies’ Christian Union desires to an
nounce the opining, on Monday next, of their
aresfc-muking rooms at tho Woman’s Home, No.
189 Jackson street, la charge of Mrs. Slater, late
with Ross Guesagc. Dresses will be cut and
made; soiled dresses and cloaks cleaned: mi
nings, trimmings, and patterns sold at the lowest
“The musical entertainment In connection with
the course of lectures in the Oakland Methodist
Episcopal Church, will take place this evening.
A small fee will be charged those who have not
purchased course tickets. The Misses Mao and
Nettle French. Mr. otls, Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. Ba-
Fisher will assist In tho ox-
Relief Circular*
O. C. Gibbs, ol the Relief and Aid Society. do
sires the publication of thofollowlng: “FYumlics
recoiling «M frera any districtoiflee of the Chi
cago Relici and Aid Society, and whoso cases aro
recorded in the district office, are requested to
umko their applications for such further aid as
they may need, by addressing a note to tho Su
perintendent of the District, Instead of applying
m person. Ho will attend promptly to tho coses,
and send such supplies us are. In his Judgment,
necessary. Tins win relieve families of mono
ccsslty of cooing through the cold to tho otlioe.
waiting their turn to bo served, or their carrying
incur supplies homo, iramiucs \niuun,o nui yet
applied for relief, and who dislike to apply in
person. may make their applications in the man
ner above indicated, when a discreet visitor will
be sent to see them at their homes.”
Relief from Abroad.
The Brooklyn, N. police force have sub
scribed the sum ox $3,047.71 for tho relief of the
■Chicago sufferers.
—Mcssrs. Munroe «k Co., os the Treasurers of tho
Chicago Relief Fund iu Paris, have in their
bonds, and at tho disposal- of tho Mayor of thia
city, the sum of 250,0t0 francs ($50,000 in gold).
—Messrs. Jno. Clark, Jr., A Co., of Glasgow,
have forwarded to this city SSOO for the md of
eullcrcrs from the lire. The remittance was
made through Thomas Bussell, Esq., of Now
York, who added sluu to the sum, and tho total
amount, feto, has been intrusted by his corre
spondent here to n committee of ladles and gen
tlemen to bo expanded for the relief of those de
signated by Ungenerous donors.-
Bllsaisg,
Mrs. Jane Lander, a ■widow lady, and her eon,
Charles years of age. formerly of Mo.
M 7 Jackson street, are inquired for by Benjamin
Lauder, No. 21 Maiden Lone, New York. Ber.
Robert Tatcr&m, Y. H. Peoria and
Jackson street*, Seventh Presbyterian Church,
will bo glad to' hear from them.
-Mr. and Mrs. Bbchan, formerly living at or
near No. 124 Superior street, are anxiously in*
quired Tor. by friends. Information may bo sent
to O. C. Gibbs; Standard Hull, corner Michigan
avenue and Thirteenth street*
Badly Scorched,
A knife-grinder named Fred Erly. who lived by
himself on Fourth avenue, near Twelfth street,
hud a narrow escape from being burned to death
-on Tuesday night, under the following circum
stances: while filling a lighted kerosono lamp,
Ute oil .caught fire and an oxplusiou resulted,
xue kerosene set his dothra on flro. and he ran
Jj"to ,tho street servaming for help, Charles
nn ex Prce»man; who happened lobs
],i«f tUR w w lum and throw a blaukot around
I •mothered tho flames. Erly’s hands.
w£T n t t n neck wore horribly burned, and
n°y* Bent to M» County Hospital for trout
A F n 1 PrOT*. lo be .Thief.
tt*'
metlum, and, learning that ChrlatiHi**nS,i
«nd to iato 1 wS
to a lodging house, and remain with him to n«£
vent thieves from relieving him of his m oSw
Tho two went to Ko. 183 West Lake street, and
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1871.
roll red. Whoa Profile arose yesterday morning,-*
he could find neither his money nor his. friend.
Hoimidcocoiuplulntot the Madison Street Sta
tion, and an ©Ulcer la now looking for Christian's
best friend.”
A Brutal Affray.
It was reported that there was a fight in the
saloon No. 120 West Lake street, last evening, five
men paving attention to one. They boat and
kicked him, tied tus comforter about his ncok
and dragged him through the strata for two
blocks. He was then thrown into a hack and
driven several blocks, and pitched Into the street,
breaking his leg by striking it on the block pave
ment. A citizen found him, and notified a police
man, Vho took him to a friend's house, near Hush
street bridge. The condition of the man U saia
to be precarious. OUicers were searching for tho
men suld to have hcou concerned in the utfruy,
but up to a late hour hist night hud not succeeded
In finding any of them.
Dllsccllancona.
A German named Frank Van Oston bad his
loft Kg broken yesterday morning, at the corner
of Madison nnu Market streets. Ho was work
ing near a pile of lumber, which fell on him. Ho
was removed to the County Hoaplt«L
—A despatch from Kant-aft City, dated Novem
ber 21, p. m., to the agent of the Kansas-Pacific
Railway, in this city, says Tho trains from
Kansas City to Cheyenne are running on regular
lime, there being no delay on account of severe
snow storm between Omaha and Cheyenne.*
—John Berry, a brakemnn in the employ of the
Alum Bt, Louis Railroad, tiled, yesterday, from
tho effects of injuries received, on Tuesday, by
King crushed between two ears. Hclived nt No.
207 West Harrison street. The Coroner held an
inquest, and tho jury returned a verdict of acci
dental death.
l xho following arc among the more prominent
arrivals at the Trcmont House, yesterday: Hon.
C. C. Washbomc, Wla; Ales. Strong, Boston; E.
M. Hubbard. Mich-; C. H. Eaton, LaCrosse N.
Pope, Santa Fc: Colonel E. A. Blake and sou,
Alu.: James Allison, Pittsburgh; Sumac! Emery,
Washington; Colonel J. N, Borns. Mo.: Charles
L. White, Louie\ 1110 Judge Gore. lowa.
—At half-past 7 o'clock last evening, fire broke
out In tho two-story frame building No. CB6 South
pnnnt street. No alarm could bo given, as the
telegraph lino was out of order. In consequence,
the house and its contents was damaged to tho
extent of $1,000; Insured In tho Commercial, of
Chicago. Win. EL Conkey owns and occupied tho
structure. The cause of the lira was a defective
fine.
—Peter Wilbur, of Evnusvillc, Wls., was knock
ed down on East Kinrio street, early yesterday
morning, and rubbed of $143. This was ail the
money he bad, und he was obliged to seek lodging
in the old Union Street Station.
The Chicago Fire.
lb My Fellow Citizen* and All Interested in
Chicago: Tho remarkable success of my small
books on Chicago and the Great Fire (having al
ready sold and contracted 100,000 copies), has in
duced mo to publish a large and complete work
on the great fire, and the past, present and
prospective history of our wonderful city. It
will l>e profusely and beautifully illustrated,
and embrace biographical sketches of
onr leading citizens, and reliable
statistics, with an account of tho fires In tho
West, ana in all tho past. The Ifigh reputation
of the author, Rev. Dr. Goodspeed.ls a sufficient
guarantee that its character will recommend it
to every person. The work will bo printed and
bound in the most attractive style, if you want
the best work on this subject, wait for Dr. Qeod-
Fpccd’s book. J. W. Goooai'EED, publisher, No.
61 South Carpenter street.
The Cloak Trade
Will bo glad to learn that their old favorites, J
W. Griswold «t Co., are now located on Michigan
avenue, at tho corner of Jackson street, and arc
prepared to supply ail customers, old and new,
with us full lines of cloaks, cloakings, velvet, vel
veteens, luces, and trimmings, us before the tire,
at the lowest prices.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Corns 33, Bnnlona 50c—By Dr. Steph
ens, 121 WeslWasliiugton-sr., 8 to 4. 624 WestLatko
st. cto 9 p. m. Stephens’ Ail-Right Salvo for
corns. Druggists have itr-25c per box.
For Dyspepsia, ladisei(l«n, Depression
of Spirits, and General Debility, the Ferro-Phos
phorated Elixir of Callsaya Bark (Culisaya Bark
and Iron), is tho best touio, made by Caswell,
Hazard «k Co., New York, and sold by druggists.
To Coßinttriu.-Bemcmber that in bny-
Ing Dr. Price’s Special Flavorings, Lemon, Va
nilla, etc., you get full measure—holding a-h-ilf
more than other kinds—and extracts arc of tae
finest and most delicate tlavor.
Choped bnmU and face cured by awing
Juniper Tar Soap. Made by Caswell, Hazard A
Co., New York.
MARRIED.
EI‘I/Y—BREVOOBT—At Uhii.it Church, Kvo. on
Wednesday, November IS, by Rev. Rouse F, ‘.li.Hop,
tTjvtisof* 1». laUly and Jennie, daughter of
Ji« nr>* Brevcort, Esq., nil cl New York.
DIED.
ROWE—In this city, November £2, Asa G. Rowo,
aged as years.
The n*mains will bo taken to Otsego, Mich., for in
terment
V I'ALMER—lire. Lhclo Paltncr, aged C 2 years and
mouths
and Potsdam, N. Y„ papers please copy.
AMDS EMENTS.
MICHIGAN AVENUE THEATRE.
TlurtccnUi-ht. and Mlchlgan-ar.
OPENING NIGHT.
To-Night, Thursday, Nov. 23,
ffllM (Will' 10J1PMI,
In P.olierleon’s beautiful now Comedy,
rnoguess
AMI
WOODCOCK’S LITTLE CAME.
Scats cm lie secured at Bliss Sharp's dmestore
Cobb AJ.lIi cv.V book store, amt tho thoalre.
MATIMIIK.'j.iSATUI’.DAY ANDTIIANKSCm-INO.
STAR LECTURE COURSE.
Mlchlgan-nv. Baptist Church.
EMERSON,
INO, >ov. 27, subject,
“NATURE AND AKT."
K ,cc ?'s- Deserved scats, 75 cents. Em.
552i 1 i« f I r w t Vr 5B s “lc nr tickets mil
X" °'Vr.J'.??,! kt Cobb s, -103 TVabasleav.: Dlbw
y !,CC ml d at tlle av.
GLORE THEATRE.
OOL. WOOD'S MC3EDM COSIPAHT AT
THE GLOBE.
IMMENSE SUCCESS!
OF TILE FLAT OF THE DAY,
DIVORCE,
Uadtiee* Wednesday* and Saturdays.
i Jf,S£^?Vi ftr >o»*cc—in consequence of the great
length of the play, the utlnw jicrtonnances will com
mence at Two oVlnrk p» «»ci»e!y.
WEST SIDE
Star Lecture Course.
j j Union Park Congregational Church.
fltnMßronorifc”
nc r bnnioionp, and satirical lecture, showing un
Tn.’ r'ni?' ifl in York, by tho great
A ,,u rucMhty evening, Nov. ss. h
for f*L a r ll f I ol Library, 637 West Lake
kiLViOJiJT. 1 U n n 7- w West iradisoiast,, and
fip Wot Mmllaou-Kt.
BUSINESS CHANCES*
A M t :I x« nAlfT iF L< l' Dmxu MILL in the city
tahMiimiHoto, la consequence of
tho recent death ot ouo of the owners, la offered for
sale, or exchange for city propntr. The mill has four
run or four-foot burrs, and Ik in perfect order. The
burdneHß is now, ami bos always been, highly remuner.
ntlre. the brands bring well-known, very popular, and
meeting a ready sale in all Eastern markete. For fur
ther hiiormatlon address IX. B. HANCOCK, Minneap
olis, hi Inn.
AW UOLLEN MILL, WITH MACHINERY COM
pleto and in running order, for sale. Will soil at a
bargain. Inquire of wfc MILLER. Princeton, lU*
ASnpOTINGOALLERYIN GOOD ORDER FOR
sale cheap. Inquire at tho place, 144 West Lake
be pascmtnt.
A SM AIi L IIAT, CAP. AhD FURNISHING
store for Pale at a bargain. Rent of store,
*is per week. Inquire at S7 Douglas place.
AMARDWARK AND TIN BUSINESS FOR
B®*© at 397 and 3971-2 West Lako st, and Stott's to
D ll L« kIORE H»R SALE—FIRST-CLASS, OLD
established, beautiful fixture*. well selected and
imdi stock, doing a first-rate cash business; long
J***® UJ health cause of sale. Address MEDCALFE
u., i earn, m.
Drug store for sale—well located.
iiAUUMomBIy Ultod nn, au<l doina nood liu*inoe*.
inquire at wo W< at Madiaon-gt. B
For bale cheap—a nice new meat
market, or the store to rent for other purposes;
atx2o feet. Inquire on tho premises, 352 Soutu Hal-
Grocery for sale—good corner, paved
streets. firKbclass ncighiwrhood. full Block.
H2i*,Rivl£ a ?k* W **st Side, near centre of business, K.
KENNEDY A CO., 133 wwt Mailinon-Kt.
Hotel to rent-cozzkns* hotel, oma.
ha, Nebraska; beet hotel west of Chicago; con.
tains 70 looms; possession November 1. For partic
ulars. terms, etc., addicss SETH W. HALE. 28 Broad,
st.. New York, or GEO. P. BEMIS. Omaha. Nebraska.
Notice to brkwkks-kare change to
make money- Fur sale, rut or lease on good and
favorable terms, in tire city of New Orleans, the well
known ZeoUy’a City Brewery, with a flrat-claas bar
room attached,situated at the comer of Magaalne and
Detard-sta.. right in the.heart of the city. The build
ing was built especially (or tiro business, and Is a fins
brick building, and in complete order, machinery and
everything, a plan of tho brewery can be seen and
also further and more satisfactory Information can be
had by applying to K. A MILLER, Money Order De
partmeni, Post Office. Chicago, XU.
/V f|— WANTI- D—A FIRST-CLASS BUSI
tpuUU npiwmamwltli this amount to Invest) to
tako an interest in a light business for two months,
which will pay a net pioflt of sT,wo to SI,OOO. Address
LAA, Tribune office.
A KA/\ SECURES HALF INTEREST IN
gUvv baldness and SI,OOO stock; clears .SSOO
monthly; no bonus or further capital. 653 State-st..
Room 2.
PARTNERS WANTED.
PARTNER WANTED—WITH A CAPITAL OF
SIO,OOO to $16,000 to continue the msmitacture of
leather belting at ChicAßo; trade well cwtabUslied bo.
lore the fire. For particulars address W. H. WHIT
■HARSH, Lowell, Mass., formerly No. in Lako-ah.
Chicago.
PAKTNRR WANTED-TO CLEAR SIO,OOO ON AN
18 months’ lease obtained Just after tho tire, first
class restaurant in fall cUot at we South State sh, near
Twenty-second.
PARTNER WANTED—AN ENERGETIC MAN
of business, with SIO,OOO to Join the advertiser In
a very lucrative badness Unexceptionable refer,
cnees given and required. Address for Interview
If. 0., Tribune branch office. t&i Wal>isb-av.. Chicago.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE—>i'IOO FfiSl'.lN BURNED
dlttrict; want fa in or city pn.pertr; will give n
bargain if taken at «>nci. T. il. 110 VD, 187 West
Washing ton-st.
TO EXCHANGE—OtxInO ON LAKK-AV., EAST
front; -win tako outside property in part pay. Ad
ucoes I* 8, $1) CoUaco Orovo«v.
i. v AUCTION SUB. ~J
BY WM. a; OTTroMacoT
500 Doz. Gloves,
1,000 Ladies’ Skirts,
Entire stock of a Merchant Tailor,
AT AUCTION,
On Thursday Morning, N0v.23,
at the BED FRONT Salesroom, 3 and 4 Dearborn
Pork, East Randolph-st.
WM. A. BUTTERS ft CO., Auctioneers.
No. 79 South Morgan-st.,
GENTEEL FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION, on FRIDAY, Nov. 24, at 10 o'clock, at
Dwelling No. 79 South Morgan st.
We will sell tho entire household effects of a family,
consisting of parlor, chamber, diningroom ana
latch cn furniture, Brussels carpets, beds, bedding.
Ac., Ac. WM. A. BUTTE US A CO., Auctioneer!
THE RED FRONT.
REGULAR SATURDAY'S SALE.
AT AUCTION,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CARPETS,
Stove*, and other Merchandise, AT AUCTION, on
SATURDAY, Nov, 25, at &i o’cln.bk, at the Bed Front
Salesrooms, 3 and 4 East BaJV.,olph-Bt.
WM. A. BUTTERS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
THANKSGIVING WEEK,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HUHBJEJBB dJTD O PFESHORg,
AT AUCTIONy
On Tuesday. Sot. 28, at 9 1-2 o'clock,
at tho Red Front Salesrooms.
354, Cate* desirable Boats, Sbost, and
Baimarmlt _
I'OO Caiet Bobber,[»€retie, mad Fmr*limed
Oeeraboe*,
WM. A BUTTERS A CO., Auctloneera.
DRY GOODS,
Custom Made Clothing,
FUBNIEHOTG GOODS, NOTIONS,
AT AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY, Nor. 23, at 9J o'clock, at thoßed
Front Salesroom.
WM. A. BUTTERS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
1 Sale oi May, ii 30,
Regular Saturday's sale, December 2.
WM. A. BUTTERS 4 CO.
BY COBBY Sc WIKTS.
Regular Friday Sale
OF
PARLOR SETS IN HAIR CLOTH,
Silk, Terry mid Wool Reps, Turkish Chairs, Lounge*,
oriental and C amp Chairs. Library, M:.rbl«and Wood
Top Tr.l h-H, Side Boards. Etugerus, Marble and Wood
T« p Chamber Sets, Office. Parlor. Dluiue and Kitchen
(halts. Mattresses, Bedding, Mirrors, 4c., AT AUC
TIUN,
Friday, Nov. 24, at 10 o’clock,
At r.nr rooms, 291 rnd 2*C Michlgan-av. We are manu
facturers’ agents, and retail throughout the week at
their prices, thus saving purchasers the eiurmous
profits, and by auction every Frblay.
COLBY 4 WliiTa, Auctioneers,
/.id Furniture ilnnumclurePH’ Agents,.23l and 293
Mlchigan-uv.
By GEO. F. GORE CO.,
1 and 2 Bandolph-»U, corner Mlchigan-av.
Regular Saturday Sale of Household Furniture,
Carpels, Crockery, and Oil Cloths,
AT AUCTION,
Parlor and Chamber pets, Tables, Parlor Chairs, Bed
steads, Sofas, Lounges, Rockers, Stoves.
3,000 Yards Wool Oapet,
SCO Zinc and Japan Coal Hods.
50 Pieces floor Oil Olotb.
800 Bedsteads.
SCO Fire Shovels.
200 fetovo Pokers.
25 Crates Crockery) in original packages
and open lots.
On Saturday. So?. 25, at 91-2 o’clock,
GEO. P. GORE 4 CO.. Auctioneer*.
BOARDING AND LODGING.
Oft BISHOP COURT. ONE BLOCK EAST OF
JU Union Park, near Madison—Elegant rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished, with board; flrst-clsa through
out; also a few day boarders. References required.
A Q SOUTH PEOIUA-ST., BETWEEN MAD-
TcOison and Washington—Unfurnished front parlor
to rent with board.
fTt KOKTII PKOBIA-3T.—FOUR BOARDERS
U wanted. Young men preferred. Nice front
room for two. Good board. Terms reasonable.
lir? SOUTH SAKUAMOS-SV. A FEW
JL _L I boarder* can be aoaommodatcftl with von* do*
tumble rooms.
1 Qflt TWENTY-N IN Til-ST., BETWEEN
JLtly Pralnoand Calumct-avH.— Comfort and econ
omy. Furnished rooms, with f oil ur partial board, to
adults 0n13%
174 v r t ST
•7 AfcHUfOTON-ST.—IjAUGK FUB
nlHhtil front room, with board for two: and
tlay ooa rd for a low persons.
1 w K ELLIK-AV.—DESIRABLE FURNISHED
XOO rooms, with board.
PARK-AV.. WEST SIDE-EXCELLENT
ti-L board for gentleman anil wife, with hullc of
itont rooms, furnished, in private family. There aw
no other boarders.
MicniOAN-AV—A LARGE, BEAUTI
fuIIy -furnished room, for two gentlemen,
with good board and pleasant surroundings, on mod.
erote terms, at 2&5 Mlchigan-av.
VAN BNREN-ST. BOARD FOR
iU OU n gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen wish
mg to room together. In conuuoilious rooms, furnished
or unfurnished can be obtained: private family: cars
onstu'cc.
QAO,'VEST LAKE-ST—A FEW FIKST-CLASS
wanted In a private family. Refer.
once exchanged.
OKQ SOUTH PARK-AV. A FURNISHED
V*' m tr, ,m board (private lam
ly). Terms reasonable.
‘-is*?! VE! T MADISOX-ST. TWO bIXGLE
OO Wrooros for rent, with board.
FOU RTII-AV.—PRIVATE BOARDING-
Ot/t/house. Terms very reasonable.
iOO W*ST JACKSONST.-TLEASANTROOM,
witli board fur two, in private family.
AQ f? MICHIGAN -AV.—TWO GENTLEMEN
tttA yean be accommodated In a private family with
a furnished front room on third floor. J
MICHIGAN-AV.—ONE OR TWO HAND
y some front rooms on first mid second floors to
let, with first-class beard.
6r?“5 WABASH-AV.—FURNISHED FRONT
U rooms with alcove, hot and cold water, with
board.
*7(iA WABASH-AV entire FLOOR OF 3
4 rooms, large closets, nnfumlHhed, with full
board. Suitable for a family or party of friends.
I-Oft WABABII-AV.—A SUITE OF ROOMS TO
ixJU rent, with board: also rooms for gentlemen
references given and required.
I AKQ WABASH-AV. ONE FRONT PAR-
Xvr tlOlor also one sleeping room on second floor.
1 Q.A PRAIRIE-AV—A SUITE OF ROOMS
XXO~i: clegiaitly furnished, with gas, fora gen
tlemon and wife, or four gentlemen, with board.
American house, desplaines, 45 min
utos’ride, you can find a goodtabl*-. comfortable
ti oms, and a pleasant homo; terras, SMo $7 per week,
f2 per day. For particulars, addrvHS J. H. GRAY,
proprietor, or call at 112 West Randolph-sh, Room l.
A FEW GENTLEMAN BOARDERS CAN BE
accommodated with good board and pleasant home
lu a private family, nt only |oner week. Apidy, or ad
dri'KH, 2ns Buddnii-Pt., near Twenty-seventh, 2 blocks
west of Wcnthworth-uv.
BOARD- WANTED.
BOARD-RY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND
one child, furnished or unfurnished rooms; vicln
i?£.°J, fct4lte lldTwul ßy-«l iUl *BL preferred. Address,
s c, &ii Areher-av.
BOARD-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE; A
suite of front rooms. with bath room. In private
larailr-where there are no other boarders: will par
well for (rood rooms aua i...ar.i{nv
house need answer: north of Twenty-secund.Bt.
CPAS. WAXTKK, Tribune office.
Board-on south side for self, wife,
andcbl.d 2 years old. with unfurnished rooms.
Address W H 32. Branch Tribune office.
BOARD-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
rooms and board ouonth Side, east of State and
south of Twcntr-fourth-st. Terms nut to exceed
per month. W ill pay in advance. YT 8, Tribune office.
Board— iirst-class board for gentle*
man and Wife, with bed room and parlor. On
eputh Side north of Twenty-sccond-st. or on West
Side near or east of Union Fozk. Address BC. Tri
bmu« office.
BOARD-FOB SELF, WIPE, and CHILD (2i)
5 fln-t-clfiM family having two front
rwnjs. with hot and cold water In the house: will fur
nish rooms If necessary; must be east of Park and
of Ann-st.: Washington preferred la the vicinity
Of bhcldon; wiU be permanent If suited, and will pay
♦-P a week prompt. Address P, CASH. Room l
washingtiin-st.
Board— by a young gentleman or
TutaijK. educaUtm, and refinement, la a private Cam
**3"» onihe South Side, where ho’can have home com
am‘ F*** l f *oclety. AddrcesEGßEßT HUDSON,
u-\ inccuucs-av.
Board-and furnished room for gen*
tleman and wife; also for single gentleman. Ad
muat lw moderate, BOOK-
AhhrfcK, 482 LumbCt-st.
BUARD— A FAMILY LIVING ON THE SOUTH
Side, who have more room than they care for. can
secure a family of three adnltaas boarders who will
furnish best of references.and will furnish their own
rooms. Address CHK, Tribune ofilco.
A GENTLEMAN and HIS
Wife, parlor and bedroom well.famUhed. ami with
mil board, fire and gas, in a strictly private family,
where there are no othorboarders; location north of
Twcnty-second-st., between Wabash and Michigan
ava Satisfactory rvlervocee given and required. Ad
dress, stating locution, etc., INQUIRER. Branch
Tribune office. 469 Wabash-av.
SEWING MACHINES.
SAVE S2O. BUY THE WILSON SHUTTLE SEW-
Ing machine.. The bett in the world, Prlc\ st>.
Warranted for five year*. Sold oa easy monthlv pay
mrnts. i-alesroom, 378 West Madlson-st. south side
ufhtc, 377 Park-av.
TWEED, SINGER. AND WHEKI.BR tt WILHON
IT ►owing machines. C. K. NICHOLS, formerly at
ISO South Clark-tL, now opens at U4 South
Msciiiiit-s hold on easv monthly navmouta. Sowing
supplied to those who dcairo it.
TTrKED, A2TNA AND OTHER PIRST-OLAatt
it sewing tniohioM sold on-easy monthly install
ments. Work taken In payment. Machine supplies
fSSTIt* b d W ™MWS*r,W
CITY BEAL ESTATE.
FDR SAT E A LIST OP BARGAINS BY B. S.
CUMMINGS,ReaI tAto A nt,
Lot 30x123, on Clark near Madison. Lot -oxloo on Ad
dams-st. near Dcarborn-st. Lot 75x100 comer Van Bn.
ren and Sherman st.. suitable for fine stores and botal
nriees3S.OOO. Lot 80x90 corner Canal andMonroc-st.
!Lo% 82x135 corner Hoisted and Mntber-sts. House and
JstNo. lS3sW»ba*h-OT., price SIO,OOO. Houses and lota
Noe. 427 and 4a Warren-av, House and lot—lot
46 1-2xloo comer Leavitt and Hubbard-sts. 2 hrlce
Si 000 cash, and assume an incumbrance or $1,300
tie 1874. and much other valuable property. Drop mo
a note and I will call ondwco you.
m SALE— CHEAP—FIRST-CLASS HOUSE
and lot. Home 2 story and basement, pressed
Prick. Contains latest Improvements. Lot, 57 feet,
t-Ast front. Altogether one of the pious an teat places in
the city. Small payment down. Inquire on premises,
008 Inmana-av.. near Twentteth-st.
OR SALE-MAWSON-VT BETWEEN WELLS
and I'ranklin.sts., 30 or 60 feet front by 183 feet deep
to oiler; cheap, und on easy terras.
Wells-st., near Madison, ib by 120 foot.
Weils-Rt,. coir or of Monroo. 75 or 150 feet.
WollMt. near Jadtnon, 50 Or ira I g’ t -j IATIvETi
Real Estate and Loans, s'ih Wabssh-av.
OK BALE—CANA I. ST., BJSTWPEN JLSJISOIf
and Monroe-fit, 40x£0 feet, east front _
Clluton-st., between Lake and Raudolph-st*.; 76x
I'/ifppt J. D. HAnVr.X,
Kcal Estate and Loan.. OM WabMlinr.
OB KALE-ON 5 YEARS' CREDIT, WITHOUT
anv casli down, splemlid lots on Horn and taoptua
ha., nrar Uncln Park nnd school. I
half the cost of dwellings to be erected. BALDWIN
BAV 18. 51 South Halsted-st.
OR bAI.E —HOUSE ANU LOT OS WE3T
Jackson-st: n gii'at bargain Is offered; must bo sold
thltiwrek. H. WHIPPLE, Room 9. northwest 50c,
ncr Madison and Canal-eta.
For bale—on wabash-av., very cheap,
lino residence, furnished, with lot and good barn.
ISCLAFLIN RHQB..a>tMadison-st
FOR SALxi—6OXI7O ON COTTAGE OROVE-AV.j
kood business lot; SIOO per foot; only ILOOp cash,
balance ou long time. Address PS, 31$ Cottage
Grove
For bale— good and cheap lots on the
South Side, on Arnold, Butterfield. Buddan, Gar
ibaldi, Twenty-fifth, Twenty-slrth. Twenty-seventh.
Twentv-cigtli, Twenty-nlnth, Thirtieth, and Thirty
fint-sts.; also, on Wentworth, Wallace, and Shurtletf
avs. Five years, at 6 per cent. No advance. In price,
though such lots must double in value. The Increased
demand lor building lots, near where bo many tens of
millions mnst bo paid for labor, will advance the price
of such lots. Tho old prices, and very easy terms.
ALBERT CRANE, 873 wabash av.
OR SALE —MANUFACTURING PROPERTY.
160x250 feet on Twcuty-secend-st., near Ashlanrt-ar.
A choice location, near good docks, at a reasonable
nrice Apply to owner at 101 West Madlson-st, Room
L W. B- MARLAY.
FOR SALE—NORTH DEABORN AND SUPB
rlor-ets., 80x100 feet, southeast corner of North
Dearborn and Snperlor-sta. SNYDER A LEE. Real
Estate Agents, No. 14 Nixon's Building, northeast
corner of Monroe LoSalle-sta.
For bale—at a great sacrifice—a four
story marble front honse and lot. Only $9,000 if
taken at once. House is first-class in every respect.
J 8. SCOVEL SS7 Wabnsh-av.
For sale—only s2so-frame building.
with 2 years', CO feet ground lens»e, near Globe
Theatre; the lease alone w worthssoo. E. O. GOOD*
WIILIE, 133 West MadKou-st.
For sale—lots from soootoswo.on long
time. If improved immediately, corner of Egan
and Wentworth-avs. J. F. STARR, 47 West Randolph-
FOR SALE—BARGAINS FOR CASH-CHOICE
lot, Walnnt-st, near Wood; $1,500.
lot on Snpcrior-et. near Kingabnry; $1,300. E.
G. GOODWILLIE, 133 West
T7*OR KALE—OR RENT-A STORY AND ONE-
I? half cottage at Austin, two miles from city limits.
Address T. F. DLACKALLER, 757 West Madison-St.
FOR SALE—HOUSE 1030 INDIANA-AV., NEW,
12 rooms, on leased ground, long lease; a great bar* 1
pain. S. DELMATER, 107 Twenty-second-st.
FOR SALE—RESIDENCE ON PARK-AV., NEAR
Lcavitt-st., for two-thlnis Its value. If taken atonce;
look at it. D. COLE SON. W. Madisou-st.
IPOR SALE—TWO SPLENDID DWELLINGS ON
Randolph-st., 10 rooms each, in excellent condition,
and will rent for $75 per .mouth; 4 lots on Harailtou-nv.
at a bargain: 50.000 brick in burned district. T. B.
BOYD, 187 West Washlugton-st.
FOR SAMS—GREAT SACRIFICE—COTTAGE,
barn, and lot, on Ncwbeny-av., near Tweifth.sL,
only $2,2C0. worth $3,000. R. U. GOODWILLIE, 133
West Madlson-st.
FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—COTTAGE AND
lot on Larrubee-st., near Lincoln Pa>k, for good lot
near Chlcago-av. R. G. GOODWILLIE, 133 West
Madlson-st.
FOR SALE—BARGAINS-LONG LEASES.
3 stores and dwellings, Lake-st-; $1,700.
Cottage on Jaekson-st-t 81.C50. _
R. G. G OODWI LI.IE, 133 Madison-at.
Fohsalk-ob exchange—for a dwell-
Ing Louse, 50 lots on A shhmd-nv. (Reuben-.* t.) and
Columbla-sL, near rolling mill and steel works. BN\
DFR LEE, Real Estate Agents, No. 14 Nixon’s
Building. northeast conior of Monroe and LaSalle-*!**.
FOR SALE—NEW 2-STORY HOUSE AND LOT
on West Side, for $2,500, S2OO cash and W) per
month; a bargain. CULVER 4 HOVEY, 109 West
Waahlngton-st.
I?OR SALE—A GOOD COTTAGK OF 5 ROOMS.
t n c-Qv.. cheap, at $1.250; lease 3} years,
f&O per year. COFFMAN 4 COLLARD, 157 West
WPhlilßßtOn-St.
OR SAJJe-OR EXCHANGE-ON BAL-STED
st, cc.'rmr bonding, with tenement and complete
stock of groceries; lone lease, (39.) CLAFLIN
BJ'.’tjs., 204 Madlson-st.
For kale—on sanoamon-st.. pleasant
house for one or two families, with long lease;
SLMO. (10.) CLAFLIN BROS.. 204 Madison at.
For sale-no. bo north desplaines-st.,
nfar Lakc-et.. 2-atoiy frame house, suitable for
commission bu«luo»a. with 3i years nabl up lease.
CULVER HOVEY. 109 West Washington-all
FOR SALE MICH IGAN-AV FIRST-CLASS
residence, on Michigan av., nrar 20t!i; bouse is
complctclv famished: immediate possession. SNY
DER 4 LEE, Real Estate Agents, No. 14 Nixon’s
Building.
1708 KALE—VAN BUREN-ST., 5 LOTS, EACH
25x178 feet, on north side of Van Bnren-st-, be
tween Contre-av. ftiiu Tu'roOp. SNYDER 4 LEE,
Real Estate Agent?, No. 14 Nixon's Building.
For sale—two nkw makble-fuont
Houses of 12 rooms and lots, on Warren av., near
Robey; house* all ready to occupy. SNYDER 4
LEE, Real Estate Agents, No. 14 Nixon's Building,
northeast corner of Monroe and LaSalle-sU.
FOR BALE—FIFTH-AV.—lO7 FEET FRONT. ON
FifLh-av.. (Wells-st) near Van Burcn-st. SNY
DER 4 LEE, Real Estate Agents, No. 14 Nixon's
Building.
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
For sajle—ik evanston, glencoe. and
Highland Park—We have a number of new house*,
well built and located, with lota, "which w$ pfT<?C
at fair prices and very easy terms: 'part of these may
bo rented at one-third to one-half of Chicago rates: In*
eluding l furnished; also 2 new cottages which vro will
Sell for small monthly payments. CULVER HO
VEY, 109 West Washington,
For sale—suburban residence prop
crty. Several bouses at Hyde Park and other
places near city, very cheap; some on leased ground
on C 9 years* time, with option of buying on Used abl
ation; near depot; good neighborhood; small uarmcnt
down. ULRICH <kBOND, 511 Wabash-av.
For sale-or rent—at hinsdale
house*, lots, and farms cheap, on easy terms will
exchange for city property. Information given from
10 to 1. at £OO State st., by the owner, O. J. STOUGH.
1?OR SALE-OR RENT, IN EVANSTON,
North Evanston, and Glencoe, houses of from 6to
10 rooms, at low flgmes. Prices from *1,300 to $5,500.
Rents from $lO to $35 p*r month. Monthly naymouts
will buy a home. C. BROWNE, Boom 13, No. 31
Sonth Canal-st
COUNTRY REAZi ESTATE,
For sale—mo acres, so miles from cui
capo, i mile from station; house, barn, orchard,
etc.; S2O per aero—one-fourth cash, balance, 1.2 and a
years at 8 per cent; also, a large list of farms very
cheap, near Chicago. HART BIGGS, Real Es
tate and Note Brokers, No. CO Fast Harrisnn*st.
HOK SALE—CHEAP, AND ON EASY TERMS,
J? to close on estate, n first-class residence, and grain
elevator, doing a largo business, in best part of Illi
nois. Price, (15,000. Address G. H. EDWARDS, Lan
ark, Carroll County, 111.
For sale—a good improved farm of i«o
acres, 32 miles from Chicago. Is well timbered,
with house, barn, granary all enclosed. Terms easy.
Address SINNOTTT BROS., Barrington. 111.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
\V^J?. I>_ B i Ji;LI)ING LOT ON CORNER OR
H* 1 on n alley. about 20 or 30 feet front,
VLV{^ atrcota that Part of tho South
Si rSvS f^ tr V TOtt led by Clark. Madison. Wells,
™?eo.v Ji U] T *am«Satcly for buUdlngpnr-
Bonk and Security Life Insur
i° bo directed to C. KNO
BLLJDOi;!P. l7_MUwankee.av. The Joint commit.
A. II nek, C. Knobclldorff, P, Lookner.
AV’tnJSr 7° LEASE— I THE SUBSCRIBER
lot 50 fe€t front one or more
tho district bounded by Mouroo, Clark,
*vii ,<jn i'' 8 V nnd 1)10 rtver upon which to
MISCEIiLANEOUK.
All police .holders in the republic,
Lamar, Mutual Security. Garden City. Olohc,
>iate, Hitmans. Germania, and Home Insurance
Companies are requested to call at No. ug West Madl
sou-st., upstairs.
A BUSINESS MAN WOULD INVEST SIO,OOO
or $12,000 In an established mercantile or
taring business, or would ]oin n party with capital In.
starting a new enterprise. Address, stating neture of
bnaIness.CONTKAOT. Tribime office.
CEMENT PIPE CHIMNEYS PUT UP FOB
76 cents per foot in ono or two hoars, ornamental
chimney U-ps, various patterns, concreting In all Its
branches. Send for circular. Hyde Pork Cement
Pipe Works, Hyde Park.
Divorces lew ally obtained for dr
Acrtlon. cruelty, Ac. Fee after decree. Scandal
avoided. Bight jean’ experience. Address P. O.
Box 1037.
against
pany. B. FOWLKit. No. 11 South Canal-st.
IF YOU ARE ON THE WEST SIDE, DON’T
trouble yonrstff to co through the tunnel. Yon can
get the finest cup of old Java coffee, porterhouse stake,
or oysters at 33 West Wawhlngton-st., VINTON’S.
MRS. N. M. NELSON, DRESSMAKER, FROM
207 Ohlo-sL, has located at as Warresn-av., neat
union Fan.
The highest cash price paid for old
books and libraries. Call or address the. Cheap
Book Store, CHA PIN CO., 562 Wabash-av.
TO AGENTS—JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
sale. Leonard’s Patent Vapor Jet Burners fur
card.lamps without chimneys. LEONARD
lEiIiAM, 45 South Canol*sL
mo MANUFACTURERS OF BRICK—WE WILL
■f wra term of years, at SSOO per year, 20 acres
of eictlleut brick-making land, having a frontage of
«0 feet on the canal and railroad; only 100 rods from
5 niilcs from city limits. Apply between
DAVIDSoit weuM
mwo DUE BILLS OF $125 EACH, WILL SELL
at able discount, and traddthe other
for clothing. Address P 8.819 Cottage Grovk-ar.
W a. healthy young woman,
f I Who lest tor child nine days old, a baby to nurse
llna and Appl7 at 289 IIBWt between Pan*
WANTED—STENCIL CUTTERS TO KNOW
JJJ. the best and cheapest stensfi
tools and stock In ms wurlit AddrsM. tt a* v i
FAt-TURINU CO.. 97 West Lombard-si.*. Baltimore!
,gS“SSSg|
\V trade unincumbered
tail wnrm Iv f rt h Chicago Improved real es
,or.aa improved farm
ISSSS ChI«JRO- Possession wanted early in
V,,?3 T* 5 location, character of im-,
provemcnu.andnumberof acres, AUSTIN, Tribune
XV hidhvS LI A 2 LK TENANT FOR A
nLted MaTi 5 i f.n 4 Bt f. rte B 231100. to bo ooa
?itt of of hladison-sfc., 65 feet
st Apply to W.D.KERFOOT, 89 East
*W■^^n r n i iiST^i£ l^’J’lCEXsE FORA SALOON,
T i inqnire at 165 vv i-et Raadolph-st
W A |£S?i^i™ Kr FOR PINEHIK3.TOLEA.VB
families Tppfj .f priVlllo
5375 ?.2.^ Tn KABENSKa PALD-!£AI.K
y V£i Kr.°T *®o»ale agents home and outfit fnri
TO HERT-HOUSES,
To HINT—IN EVANBTON-A GOOD NHW
honae of 10 rooms, well located, at $35 per month,
C. K. BROWNE, Doom 13, No. 34 CmaUt.
O BENT-NEW BRICK HODBB-10 ROOMS
*l] modem Improvements, largo barn, furnace,
bath room, Ac. Also, a-atoir frameliouao ot 11 nmu
barn. do. Howe-at, near Lincoln Park. BALDWIN
PAVIB. 51 South Halated-sf
O RENT-A NEW TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
in first-class neighborhood, rent only S3B po. month,
for safe. Cull ut 819 Cottage
Grov«*av., corner ol Egan.
mo RENT—HOUSE W3 HUBLBUT-ST.. TWO*
TStoiy nml basement, nearly new. Apply at S3 West
V/aelilugton-st, np-htura.
O BENT-AT HARLEM, 30 MINUTES FROM
KorlU Wells wt. depot., two dwellings. HER
BERT QUICK, SP Stanvut _
mO BENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE OP TEN
JL rcoms. with all modem improvements, to vi
cinity of-Jcfferaou Park, t»a family without children,
part will bo taken in board by owner. Address 3 J,
Tr.bune office
O RENT—A HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS. OR TWO
ostlers lor business purpose*. on
near Twenty-second-st Address \V ARA,BH, Tribune
office. T
O RENI-UOUBE WITH FITE ROOMS. ALSO
a stable for four horses, No, 4? Cottage-plaoa. In
quire on premises.
To yiTcrTT—roTTAOEAND BASEMENT
bouse, gaa, water, bath room, Ao,; furniture for
sale cheap; no p& lease. Apply At 1170 Indiana*
av. r
rrO RENT FURNISHED THREE-STORY
j_ brick house on Centre-av.. near Jeffonion Park.
Apply to WM. H. SAMPSON CO., Re.il Estate and
House Renting Agency, 385 West Madlson-st
TO BERT—TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
brick house, with stable; In desirable'locality on
the West Side. Apply to SAMUEL APPLE! ON,
Room 4,143 West Madlaon-at
WANTED— TO BENT—A HOUSE OF EIGHT
or ten rooms In a pleasant neighborhood within
twenty mlnntcn walk of place of business. Address,
j il W, care of H. W. J. «fc M. W etherelLMioblgaa-av.,
near Jackson.
TO RENT—TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
situate No. 497 Horlbut-st, near Bolden av.,
nine rooms, large and commodious; rent, foO per
month. For further particulars, Inquire of NEWTON
LU LL, 45 Pock court
TO RFKT—I2 ROOMS—HOUSE ON FULTON
et.: fao per month 11,000 worth of furniture for
sale. COFFMAN COLLARD, IS7 West Washing*
ton-st
TO RENT—TO PARTIES WITHOUT CHIDREN,
two separate tenements of 4 rooms each; water,
newly calsomlnflL 247 South Sangamon-et.
TO RENT—THE MARBLE FRONT HOUSE NO.
228 Mlchigan-av., for business or hotel purposes.
The hodso contains 14 rooms, besides bath rooms. Hot
and cold water In every room; it is heated by steam;
newly painted and frescoed. It is located a few doors
sonth of tlieTremont House, and is admirably arranged
for a Club House or first-class Restaurant For terms
apply on the premises. No. 229 Michlgnn-av.
TO RENT-2 FURNISHED AND 1 UNFUR
nlshed bouses, near Union Park, and one cottage
on South Side, CULVER HOVEY, 1W West
Washlngton-st
TO RENT-OR FOB SALE—NOS. 1151, 1120. U2L
1134 Michlcan-ar., new elegant houses. Good
bargain if taken soon. SIMEON HEARS, 009 Wa-.
bash-av.
TO RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, TO A SHALL
family, wherotheownerand wife will take board
fortlie rent. Inquire at No. 337 Bumslde-sL, between
Twentieth and Twenty-fifst-ets.
TO RENT—STORES, OFFICES, A*
TO BENT—SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS
and basement. 48 South Dssplaines-st., for light
merchandize, printing, etc. A. KIDDER, office In
rear 40,
TO RENT—IN ST. LOUIS—LARGE 6.STORY,
double front store. Not. 217 and 218 North Main
at., between Pine and Ollve-sta.; store 41x145 feet to
alley; lately occupied by Messrs. Dodd, Brown 4 Co.;
possession given January 1, 1872. Apply to J; E.
KM MB BROS., Real Estate Agenta, 516 OUve-SL,
St. Louis, Mo.
TO RENT—A LARGE BUILDING TO RENT
for warehouse or store, on Indiana-av.. near C.,
B. 4Q.8. R. crossing. Inquire of JAS. T. SMITH
A CO., 780 Indlana-*v.
TO RENT—A LARGE CORNER STORE 302
West Harrlson-sU; suitable for any business. Fur
particulars apply on premises.
TO RENT—DESK ROOM IN OUR OFFICE, ICO
Wabaah-av.
TO BENT—ONE OFFICE 45x21. OB TWO OP
fleet* 2tx22i. in the best location mi the Wed Side.
Apply to SWAN, CLARK 4 PLATT, 34 South Canal
at. Room L
TO RENT—CHEAP—STORE AND DWELLING
on Coolldrc-st.; ?SO. Fine corner basement for
storage or billiards; cheap. R. G. GOODWILLIE,
123 cat Mntlison.
TO RENT—DESK ROOM OR OFFICE FIRST
door, 203 West Madlson-st., u good fire, and low
price to right party.
TO RENT —A LARGE FIRE-PROOF BRICK
store on Canal-si. Apply to J. D. WALLACE.
230 West Randolph-at.
110 RENT— ONE-HALF OF STORE, NO. 139
West Bacdolph-st., suitable lor commission, tobac
co or other business. Enquire on premises.
TO RENT—ON ELDhIDUE COURT—NEAR
Stcte-st.. a now one story and basement brick
building, the drat U«>or suitable for offices. The base
ment will be spacious and well lighted. Will be ready
for cso about November 20. Apply to BAIRD 4
BRADLEY.
TO RENT-PLEASANT FRONT OFFICE ON
second floor of 391 Stalo-st. Apply to A- B. WING
4 CO., 53u Wabash av.
TO RENT— A FINE 4-STORY AND BASEMENT
luick building, 60x54 feet, situated in rear of 337,
339 and 3D State-bt., fronting Post Office-alley, which is
planked,and3ofeetiuwidth; suitable fora printing
office, factory, machine shop, or warehouse, well light
ed In front and rear; will bo ready by the 10th of Jami
arrnext. Apply at Prnwdug’a Vinegar Works, 331
WflbflSh-ftV., ot P~9
TORENT-A FINE LARGE FRONT OFFICE,
suitable for bank. Insurance, 4c.; also part of an
office. Apply at 174 West Wasliington-st,
TO RENT-FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, THE
2 rooms now occupied by Commercial National
Bonk (possession can ae had immediately) No. s£!
Wabash-av.
TO RENT—A SUITE OF ROOMS WITH- LEASE
until May 1, and furniture forsale, north of Twelfth
-Bt.,ton State, suitable for millinery or other business;
rent very clievp, everything new and soraplete for
housekeeping; furniture less than cost. Apply at 534
State, over cigar store.
TO RENT-ROOMS.
TO RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
and closets, with gas, suitable lor housekeenlne
fora gentleman and wife; no objection to one child.
Pcs West Washington***!.
mOBBJ?T-eECQNDAND THIRD FLOORS AND
X basement. 46 smith peanlaipes, for light merchan*
disc, editorial and publishing, nr budik hooks, etc, A.
EIDDER.
mO RENT—A PLEASANT PROMT CHAMBER
X with bedroom and largo closets attached- Fur
nished or unfurnished. For two gentlemen. Without
nonrd. Inquire at 108-t Wabanh-av.
mo RENT—PART OP SECOND FLOOR, AT 40
X and -18 West Lake-st., for offices, or light business.
Apply on premises.
alO [RENT—A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
suitable for one or two gentlemen. Address iso
South Grcen-st.
TO RENT—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR NOT; DE-
Rimblo for housekeeping; also a good house. Ap
pl3' soon at 526 Cottage Grovivav.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
A HANDSOME PIANO-BOX CARRIAGE: FINE
harness, saddle and bridle, and a sound alx-rear
old horse, for sale cheap for cash. Inquire ut Room 3.
-47 ii Wabash or.
FOR SALE—FINE LEATHER SHIFTING TOP
buggy, new last April; stlvcr-platod harness, ami
chestnut mare, blanket, etc., worth $575; will take
£175. Send your address to D W S, No. 823 Cottam
Grove-uv.
FOR SALE—CHEAP—HORSES, SECOND-HAND
atago harness and wagons, corner Twenty-ninth
andfclato-hts. Z.LP. J
For sale—a one horse express wag
on, Concord axles and sand beards, built for
Boston market. Will be sold cheap. 325 and 327 Wa
bash-av. PENNOYER. SHAW &CO.
For sale—a team op useful horses.
6 years old, with plenty of strength, fit for family
use. or for a team. Warranted sound, kind and true:
to be sold together or singly. The property of a
fanner, to be seen at the Farmer’s Home. No. 309
Btate-et. A trial of ouo month allowed.
Fob sale—work horses, weighing
from 1,000 to L3OO lbs., at the Omaha Stables
comer Twenty-third and State-sts. M. C. WILBUR.
FOR SALE—S FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE AND
draught horees, in rear of 310 West Horrison-ut.
Call to-day or to-morrow.
*|7OR SALK—4O HORSES OF ALL KINDS; MUST
m be sold at once; will excliange a few small for large
ones. 88 West Jucksoo-st.
Fob sale-sound lung horse, good
driver or sadille: open haggle, and harness, near
ly new—cheap. At 185 Mlchigan-av.
FOR SALE—A DOUBLE-SEATED, POLE
sleigh, a first-class cutter, and two robes—one wolf
skin, and one buffalo; robes are both lined; will soli
cheap for cash. Inquire at 237 TUinUav.
For sale—mules—a large span, call
at 486 Fnlton-st.
FOR SALE-TEAM, Wagon. AND HARNESS:
work steady all winter; will be sold cheap., owner
going to leave town. Call at 132 Booth Desp>«<
I HAVE A LOT ON WENTWuKTH-AV. WHICH
I will trade for horse and buggy and part
Address P 8, 819 Cottage Grove-ayf
TjtTANTED—TO PURCHASE A ONE-HORSE
bone offloa, Way gIMS tront Address HM, Trl-
Ty ANTED—TWO DOUBLE TEAMS. WITH WAG
-7" one, at |.5 a day, to deliver coal: a’so. one first
«tr. »L*vv utirr.v.
iIUDbB «fc co., office, 225 East woshingtou-st: rarilk
Eighteenth and Indlann-at. bridges.
T*TANTED—WORK FOR A GOOD TEAM AND
TT wagon hauling brick or debris. Any one want*
Ing work done, address TEAMSTER, Tribune office.
WANTED— TEAMS TO HAUL BRICE, r. r.r.
at 134 and 136 Twenty-srvoml-Bt., today.
WANTED— A SECOND HAND PEDDi INQ
wagon with box. One used as a candy or enffoe
tof»L P reftrred Address HAWLEY, 193 West Madl-
WANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH. A LIGHT
Addre
MAOBnOBKT.
A MES' EKOINES, PORTABLE >TO C-SOB3E
-aX.ptnrer: threshing. Sand 10-horse: dponlar saw
mills, Foramen's grinning miiia corn shell era, belting
etc. COLLIN 8 EATON, Agent. 70 South Canal-afi^
B HANDY’S STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
engines and sawmills, Daniels «fc Woodworth’s
planers, sash ticker and moulder, shaping machines
and motliaing machines, 38 Canal-st. F. W. NORTH*
BOP, Agent.
fJORSALE—STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
J? of oil sizes, new and second-band, .portable and
stationary. W. McGREOOK, No. 23 Smith Caual-st.
For sale—i have got two pile driving
engines; would be well adapted for hoisting bnild-
Ingmaterials. W. MCGREGOR, 233 South Caaal-Mt.
FOR SALE—I HAVE GOT TWO PILE-DRIVING
engines; would bo well adapted for hoisting build,
lug materials. W. MCGREGOR, 63 South Canal-st.
The machinery op a first-class flour.
Ing mill of 4 ran of 4} feet burrs, all perfect, situ
ated at Moline, all rheap for cash, or exchange-for
Chicago nr Kansas real estate. For a farther descrln.
tlon, address W. K. SIMPSON, Xtf West CaaaLsL.
WJ. KIDIXMoIIae. IU. w
PERSONAIu
PEReONAJi-—■ WILL B. FAGAN, PLEASE' AD-
your father, Glasgow, Missouri. IL B. fa-
P K^? 0 Nv^7l F JOHN H. MORSE IS IN THIS
city ho will boar of something jrreatlr brhia «1.
WHITE, ftrthreo
P*? s 9S Al sr THB L -pahty. who kept a
binrding house at No. 158 Fast Monr.ie-Pt. IK foro
inp firr, willacarof somrihiug to*thelr advontagu by
railing on l;r. MAJOR, No. SBC Mlt higm av.
PLBi;ONAL-IF THE PARTIES WHO ENTER:
J* H-U V T so many oventnga will adunuis R
U; oaa hear of uomelluog.to
hllacellancoa*.
?m d lyTo o^ 7 D ;^Sraß^aTco.yaimwank«sar..
up stairs, _ i
WANTED— AT ONCE. 60
layers; also, ICO laborers. Mechanics anu
ufictnrere’ Exchange, CC9 ___
TOANTED-LABOREUS TO GO
West Kondolpb st, up stairs. Nowilathoumo,
good wages; steady work.
TTAKTEB-THE ADDBEBH OPd,M BAND
W trailers and speculators. fIQjCOO per fj>r.
the right men. Address, with stamp, BAND, m
bune.
WANTED— FOUR GOOD DRIVER. NO
drunkards need apply. Call this morning at 207
West Late st.
WANTED— dL GOOD MAN TO TAKE CARE OP
If horses and work In garden In Lake View. Ap
ply to P. KELLEB, 548 Wabashar.
TO ANTED— PINERY HANDS TO GO OUT TO
any. free faro. laborers to go South on rail
roads.' Apply to E. A. ANGELL, 21 West Ran
qnlpli-Bt. N
TO-ANTED—A FiKST-CLASS TEAMSTER TO
YY drive a coal cart; wages, $lO a week. BLAKE,
wniTEHOVBE CO., west end of Eighteenthst,
bridge..
TO-AN TED—THIS DAY 100 GERMAN, BUANDI-
Yi navian, and English farm hands lor this State.
Wages a pet day and board. Also 50 pinery hands, go
clippers for Indiana, etc. AUo for laborer* and oth.
era going South we are selling the cheapest tickets in
town. Apply at Employment Headquarters, Boom
3} l-lnd’s Block, Bandolpa-st. bridge.
ANTED-TO LEAVE THIS DAY, 60 MEN
for the pineries; a winter's work and faro fur
nlshed. Also 2 teamster* for city work-Empior
ment Headquarters, Boom Si Lind’s Block, Randolph
at. bridge. ______
"Tl7 AN TED—A BOY TO TAKE CARE OP A.
W hon-o for hia board and clothes. Address Co,
Tribune office.
WANTED— BIGHT AWAY, TWO OR MORE
advertising solicitors and canvassers. Apply at
Room 3 Lind's Block.
TTTANTED—THREE MALE TEACHERS. AP
YY ply to A. O. LANE, »3S Weal Mouruo-st., On Sat
urday, between 8 and 9 a. m.
■To ANTED—MEN TO SELL OUR NEW CORN
11 shellcr; shells six Dubois per hour. Retails for
$1.50. Good men wanted; coll early. KIMBALL
CO., ISS West Madlson-st; Room 12.
*TO ANTED—A BOY WHO HAS BEEN SOME
If time at (sign pointing; constant work, good pay.
Call on TB OS. NELSON. CO Btate-st, Immediately.
bookkeepers, Clerka, fte.
TOAKTED-A GOOD OERWAN PRESCRIPTION
Yf clerk who can speak and write English. Apply
to.PATENT, P. Q. Box No. 250. Mendota, HL
WANTED— A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDBB*
stands the auction trade on this city, who is a
worker, to take an interest In. and establish a busi
ness/ Address AUCTION, Tribune office,
n; ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS DOUBLE ENTRY
if bookkeeper and salesman. Address WHOLE
SALE HARDWARE. P. O. Box 1736, St. Joseph. Mo.
WANTED— AN EXPERIENCED BOOT AND
ahoe salesman for the retail trade. BULLOCK
BROS., corner Wnbash-av. and Twenty-first-afc, and
244 Vest Madlson-st.
"TIirANTED —TWO DRY GOODS CLERKS; ONE
V V must speak German. Apply to KELLY Jt GOUR
LAY, 400 Archer-av.
TTTANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED DRYGOODS
It salesmen. Applv to-day at U Blue laland-av.
SHANAHAN «fc WEST.
Trades*
WANTED— A PHOTOGRAPH PRINTER, AT
thaw’s, 137 Twenty»second-ah
WANTED— OYSTER CAN KOLDKRRRS. AP
ply at once, MORTON FANCHBR, 63 aod 63
Sooth Canal-et.
*\E7ANTED—26 CLOTHING COTTERS. APPLY
It at 296 Mlchlgan-av., Saturday, Nov. 26th, from
9a.m. to 12. CLAYBURGH, EINSTEIN A CO.
‘WTANTHD-23 GOOD COLLAR MAKERS AND 12
IT young men 16 to2o years old, by C. HIEBCH,
corner of Wood-sU and Hlston-rua«L
WANTED— MAN TO RUN SABH AND DOOR
maehinery. One that can keep machinery in
order. Also, a Urst-class sash and blind maker. Mar
ried men preferred. Address, with reference, wages,
Ac HODGE CO., Wenoca, UL
TUAIsTED-A GOOD MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
vT ofniidruu a planing and matching machine; a
competent man can secure stead}' emlpoytneut and
good wages by applying at the office of N. W. Excel
sior Mfg.. near North Hal.sted-st. bridge.
AGENTS WASTKD-MALB AN~D FEMALE,
to it!! aa article jnst om and meets with ready
f»le; i:*cd lu every laiuily. ami jtay* a lorico prout u»
Uie agent. Noue.but re>i*ctablo amt energetic aceuU
I need Jil>i:iy. Call between the honr» of '1 ami 4 t>. m.. ,»r
nildnsw NANI FACTLT.IN No. lies Ind£amv.iv
CJiicapo, 111.
oiiKJiehuaimu
\V AN 1 ED—TWO TINNERS, AND OSE EXPK-
T T pcrlenced stove blacker, at 218 West Lako-st.
TV ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WATCHMAKER.
VT at JS2 (fonth Halwtfil st. None bat a good work*
man need apply. J. P. KE.N>'EDV.
WANTED—BOY OU YOUNG MAN TO BUN T
TT Gordon Press ami distribute typo. BTXCKNEY
BROS., 43 Hubbard-court.
TUiSTKD-CABINET MAKERS—THREE SU-
Ti peiicr tve-rLmen; also, a good man on sluntmr
moilune, by J. E. ALDRICH «t CO., Hear 11, 13, lo
and 17 SontL Canal-st.
WAMKD-A GOOD TINSMITH AND A Jlu Y.
tt TiR South Hnlsted-st. Good wages, ami "work lyr
the whole winter.
TVANTEII-'IWO HARNESS-MaKEuB.
1 1 Call on y.. A VKITZ. 04 Bltio Islaml av.
\XT 4.I^TED —THREE SHOEMAKERS, AT COO
t f West Lake-st. Sternly employment-
WANTED— TWO GOOD TAILORS, AT HUD
SON’S. 878 State-fit.
TVANTED TWO GOOD BOOT AND Mf >E
TT maker*, at GEORGE HARRIS’, 2C3 West Madi
son-st,
■WANTED—TIN AND SLATE ROOFERS. IRON
f comlre mi n, and fjenernl job twoiken*. A.
KNISELEY vt CO., 72 and 74 West Monroe-et.
ANTED—PAPER RULER. APPLY ANY
time thw week. SPALDING «t CO., 103 South
Canal-fit.
ANTED—I CARPENTERS THIS MORNING
at 731 State-sU, or 217 Tuwnseml-Rt., North Blda.
iWAKTED-FEMALE HELP.
Dllseellaneona.
XVANTED—A LADY TO ATTEND RECEPTION
f T mom in a pliofograpli parlor, 137 Twenty-second
at SHAW.
Demesnes*
WANTED— A FIRST-CLASS CHAMBERMAID
and waitress. Reference required. Apply at
606 Wabaab.av.
WANTED —AT 953 INDIANA-A V., A GOOD
T T ptrl to do buC2i?Q work.
VXTANTED-TWO GIRLS, ONE FOR COOK.
TT the other for waiting girl and do second wora.
Call at £5 South Canal-»t.
WANTED— A COMPETENT (URL TO DO OEN
end hotweworfc in a email family; German or
Swede preferred. Apply at C 521-2 West Washington-st.
XXTANTED—A GERMAN. NORWEGIAN, OR
ti Swedish girl for general housework, at 58 Twenty
fomth-fit.
WANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN
TT end housework. Apply for two <lays at&H In
diana av.
VXrANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD GIRL
TT lor general housework at 638 West Washingtou-d.
I\7ANTED—GIRL TO DO SECOND WORK AND
f T assist in care of children; must bo well recoin
mended.’ Apply at 820 Prairie-av., near Sixteenth-«t.
TITANTED—A GERMAN GIRL AS NURSE AND
»i to do light chamber work; most comu well rec
omepded. Apply at lt(Ji j mllana-av,
VVASTKD-A GOOD COOK, WAMIER, AND
TT lioner; Norwegian or German preferred. Apply
auSCWoAt Raiidolph-sL
"VITANTED-A.GOOD GIRL—TO DO UE.XEIUL
T T housowork. at C2O Kubbanl-st To a good «:rl
good wages will be paid.
WANTED— A GuOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework In a small family. Apply at 513 West
Mculwn st., near Curtis.
WANTED— A GIRL TO ACT AS SECOND GIRL
in a small family. Inquire at So West Adams-st,
comer J enei son-st.
\STAIiT* D-A GOOD GIRL TO DO PLAIN COOK
TT lug, In a small family, at 56 Farrell-st.
TVANTED-A GIRL J5 OR 1C YEARS OLD TO
TT inakeher*elf.g«nonUlyuseful Inafamily. Call
at 44 South May.sL
WANTED— A GOOD GIRL, 14 YEARS OF AGE,
to tend a small candy store. Call at 396 South
State-st.
WANTED— A COMPETENT COOK AT 10J3 WA
bash-ar. Apply between 3 and op. iu.
WANTED —A GIRL FOB GENERAL HOUSE
work in a small family. Apply at 340 West Modi*
BOU-St.
TXT ANTED-A GOOD KITCHEN AND SECOND
TT girl, well recommended. Apply at 47 West Ran
dolph..it., np stairs, in front room.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS GIRL FOR OEN
erol housework. Apply at 936 Fulton-st.
WANTED— AT JOHNSTONE HOUSE. 123 AND
125 Wert Madionn-Ht., a smart girl to do chamber
work and help washing.
WANTED-A GIRLTODO GENERAL HOUSE
_wotk in a private famUy. Call, with references.
at is DcPnyster-st.
\l7 ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN IN A BOARDING.
TT house. Call at 105 North Desplaines-sL
ANTED—A GOOD COOK AT S3 SOUTH CLIN-
"W^ TED—A GIRL AT 133 WEST RAN DOLPH
TT Bt. Inquire np stairs.
VXTANTED—MRS. Bates wishes HER PAT
TT rons to know that she has opened hi-r Emnloy.
ment Agency office at her residence, 10 IVck-eoart,
ff!™ Lu c,u KV aT aD l wil aa liwetoloru. liimlaJi
them with reliable help.
■WTANI KD-A GOOD SWEDISH, NORWEGIAN,
’.Danish, or \V elsh girl for general housework, in a
<jinulj or throe. Must bo a Un-t-class washer and
Iraner. and a gocsl plain cook. Call at Room 11,- City
Motel, corner state and Siiteenthsta.
W -ANTED—A GOOD TAILORESB AS A 'PANTA
.ApyIy at UfJSontti Dosplolnes-wt
FINANCIAIi.
■EHNANCIAL-LOANS NEGOTIATED. COM-
X* mcrcial and Real Estate papers bought. Money
loaned on warehouse receipts. 15. J. LAKE, 21 South
Clluton-et.
Money to loan on diamonds, watches
pianos, and other valuable personal property- tffe
same bought, TUNNICLLFF.-Ci .West j£ksou-au!
formerly 133 Dearborn-st,
TOLOAN-MONEY ON CHICAGO BEAT. EB
O; a. HUBBARD, Jr., 70 South
,Ql 9 OHO U> LOAN in one sum, on
v fitstolsu Chicago city property.
hi RAD A COE, 79 West Madisonut.
SSI 50 non TO ON ILLINOIS
farms, for Are yean, at 10 per
®«“t and a commission. J. F. NICHOLS A CO.. 29
sontnt
HOUSEHOLD GOODS:
XK)R SALE-CHATTEL MORTGAGE—THURS-
X day, November 23,1871, at 10 a. m., of honvehold
consisting of sofas, chairs, bureaus, table**,
marble-top. .stands, bedsteads, mattresses, Brussels,
a ?T^2 l er cooking and parlor stoves, Ac., Ac.,
at 163 South Morgan-et. W. B. HAYES, Constable,
F>K SALE-OB EAR—A PARLOR COOK-STOVE;
will barn hard or soft coal, or wood. Apply at 359
cottage Grove-ay.f
TO BENT—OK ;FOB BAIE—THREE NICE
black wall ut chamber sets and other furniture.
May boj.ald in board It desired.* Inquire fur Mrs. CV
828 Mlcbigan-av. j
'\XTAX TED—TO PURCHASE ABOUT |330 WO KTH
T T of furniture, carpets, stove." and window- shades
(oil plain); pay $25 dovru, $25 December i, SSO January
Landbslaiiccln two equal muntbly payments. Ad*
dress LN, Tribune office.
FOR SALE.
For bale—s/co dry cigars for sale by
E J. KEABKY, 989 Stale-sh
For sale-^cheap—shelving and coun.
ten-, suitable tor a dry goods and cl .thing store.
Apply to J. L. HOERBER, 229 West Twelfths
FOR SAIE-BKICKSI BRICKSJI—3OO,OOO FRONT
ami hard bricks, for tale cheap. Inquire 121 West
Roodolpb-st.
TJOlt SALE—CHEAP, ONE Op' i
X patent sales. 4 feefwldo,
MAISBFAOTVIUSB ct., JO SfrtSi
BITUATIONS WASTED-M tM.
mHellamau*
SithATION WASTED —WnEBE I CAN EARN
lodSia and meals by the care pi horses, or other
worfenfermn cr ami CTCnlojf. Bestot references. A*,
drees APPRENTICE.« south hint
ninfATIOU WASTHD-RV A TOUXd MAS
Snml'iiro; nran understandsthe care and dTr-rim; ot
eiSee. ran milk, etc.: woman la a good cook; farm-
Sso to.’ T X B, Trlhnno omce.
iloekheeprrs, Clerks, dco
rsiTDATION ,A YOIIKO HAS
Sseho h« hr en employed the pwto years.**
keener to" -wholesale: grocery stole ot tku city,
totho same canaclty. Scat of rolorenoo troai em
ployer. Adddresa Z. Trtoimo offlee.
S CITATION WANTED —AS HO At’ HAI.E-SMAX
br» young man ecijnatoted with the retail trade of
•riiro. Can f umiAh the be** of references. Address
M E L, Tribune.Office.
OITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASH
fe fsliht-cuttcrandffi*at.i* furnishing
unrteratmuls window-dressing. Addrvn bUlßirf,
Tribune office.
Tribute office.
TrtulN*
SITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD PUSHIN<L
cftrirtutcr as foreman;
prefer shop work. Address EDVrt**» 493* -mce, for
one week.
Coachmen,
SITUATION A YOUNG DANE,
aa coachman in private family: lie undoratamU
be care of horses hnd driving thoroughly, and can for.
rt l J r 'cnceH. Please address Til. WILIJAif,
iil222£2Ss e Attlee, or call at 47 Milwnakeo-ay.
I XS WAMTBD—EBMAMS’
Donetilet.
SITUATION WANTED—TO HO GENERAL
housework in a small private family. Call at 17
Buttcrfield-st.
ITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD ENGLISH
girl, to do general housework in a small family.
Apply at 14 Tagt'iit., Went Side.
ITUATION WANTED—BY A DANISH OIP.L,
for general housework. Call at 603 Hubhard-at.
ITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN
girl to do second work and assist in sewing or kitch
en Call at. or address. 133 FuurteenlU-st.
Housekeepers*
SITUATION WAN TED—BY AN AMERICAN
lady as housekeeper or Invalid nnrae, lacltvsr
country. Apply' for one week, at Mrs. THOMP
SON'S. HXCstate-at.
AGENTS WANT£2>«
Agents wanted for h Chicago and
the Greet Conflagration,” by Meson. CWbert and
Chamberlin, of 'The Chicago Tribune. A concise
history of* the past of this most wonderful of cities, and
a detailed, oircmnstaatiaL and most vivid aocountpt
its destruction by tire, with scenes, incidents, dto. To
be complete in one handsomely bound octavo volume
of about SOD pagee, with numerous illustrations by
Chapin Gulick, from photographic views taken on
the spot. Agents* bound prospectus (price, sto) new
ready. For circulars, etc., address J. S. GOODMAN*
Publisher, i& booth Green-st., Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED—YOU THE HISTORY OP
the Great Conflagration; Chicago, Its Past,
Present, and mraro.” Tbs origin, progress,
and results of ma Great Chicago Oomnagra*
Bon: graphic scenes. Incidents, and do tails of
the disaster; list or tne principal bonkers, wiannfsc*
tnrerm, and merchants who are losers; a complete pio>
rare ox Chicago, before and after the fire; ike trada
aud commerce of Chicago, aud details of Us municipal
affairs, and the great fires of the world. By Goa. p.
Upton and James Shoahan. Editors or The Chicane
Tribune. A book of abont 400 pages, illustrated by the
best artists, and. will bo worthy (he eooildenoo of
aU. Will be sold exclusively by subscription. Agents
wanted in every town. Address UNION PUB.
LI3IIINU CO., isi Twenty-aecond-st., Chicago. iIL
Agents wanted—for the history of
the War in Europe. It contains over Ido due vo
gravities of But*le Scenes and incidents in the War,
and Is the only full, authentic and official history of
Cmt great conlilct Agents are meeting with unort
ccdcntcd secerns, selling from 20 to 40 copies per day
and It is published in both English and German.
Cnntlon—lnfeiior histories are being circulated See
that the book yira buy contains 160 fine engravings and
ecu pages. Semi for circulars and see our terms, and a
full description of Hie work. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO., ISI West Madison-at, Chicago,
Illinois.
AGENTS WANTED—I>B. GGODSPEED'S His
tory cl Chicago ami the Great Firo Li wanted '»r
«'.riyi.trti-'B jiiteu-fStd iu Chicago. Prospectus 80-»k
and Outfit tree. The most rapid selling book iu Amer
ica. J. W. GCOD&PEED, 51 South Carveuter-st. ch:-
go.
Agents wanted throughout the
Northwest to canvass for rew book-t.
Ainonp them Is Wm. Cullea Unit's Library of P,-o:.
rynml Song. l/U) ]>oems nearly SjoauthoJ-ntaa
i)i*st m-Us'l;i:ii new edition, revise.i, in
pMiVtd. and luilj iß.VistraietL Twenty edition-M-dlc I
lox within little over six tm.ntlix. Send for circular-.
A S WANT TO sls A DAY" EA>ILY
A* ntiue, eu ►mall capital, with our fire.it haii-uilrdd
aU'iUv £0 celt samples tree Address with stamp,
A. PAY* 230 West Uaadelpn-st.. Chicago.
A GENTS WANTED—THE HARVEST OF PIKA!
A. I,coo men wanted to sell Cram’s thrilling picture of
Chicago lu dames: price V 7 per luuulred. Booksgiving
complete him ry of the great cnniiagratlun, umU«>-
lUhcdwith maps aud picture* g25 perloo. Best has
ot poods for agents lu America. Send for circular.
GI:Q. r. CRAM. West Lako-at.. Chicago.
Agents wanted —?n to a day. in
e\ery county In the United States, to sell a nevly
patented article of groat ntlicy and absolutely needed
In evorv boubol’-old. For fundee particulars
THE 'CHAMPION MANUFACTURING CuX*
PANT, Cleveland, O.
Agents \vanted-*io to *ls a day easily
made, on small capital, with our great, hoio-ulml I
article; Recent samples me. Address’, with aiamn.
A. RAY, 23) West Raudolpb-st., Chicago.
Agents Wanted—jiao a month.! thu-ia;/
meat I Extra inducements! a premium horse
and wagon tor agents. We destro to employ agouts
for a term of berou years to sell the Buckeye £Xi sdiuc
tie Sewing Machine. It nukes a stttch alike oa fcoia
sides, «oia Is the, beat low-priced licensed machine m
the world. W. A. HENDERSON CO., ClertianL
0., or St. Louis, Mo.
HELP.
Agents w.\NiED—in evert county lv
the L nlUri States, permanent employment t-.ita
to male or female to sell an article never before intro
duced. For terms and sample address PEARsuA «s
SLUSSEIt, South Bend, ind.
AGENTS WANTED—IN EVERY TOWN AND
county to sell the latest and most novel luveinun
for marking linen, books, cards, etc. Bead fur eiicoiar
to A. H. BlCHAKl>itO>, General Western Agent, in
South Sangamon-st. Chico yo-
WAKTS?TO BEJfTf
\\TANTED— TO RENT—A FURNISHED IIOtTSB
T* of about ten rooms.on the Southor WcUS.Ue,
good location, with modern improvements.
\V ANTED—’TO RENT—A GENTEEL KtvM-
T T dence, with all modern euaveuier.tres. for a small
family, caatut state and north of Twenty-slsturt.
vrefuied. Would purchase the furniture. Addrusi
L J.. 3 and 4 East RamUilph-sL.
W A2<T£ I TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE
IT cl about 10 n*»ais. on the South or West Sub*
Grasl location, with uu iii-ni improvements. Address
H OMELEsS, Tnbune office.
TVTANTED —TO RENT—TWO OH- TURKS
«t looms for manand wile to keep bouse, or would
beard in a small private family. Give terms and iuca-
Hen. P. G. GARDNER, Post Office.
WAN ILD-TO IvKNT— F V UNISILED COTTAGB
tt till next May, by family of tlirce adults. Ad
dress*, with terms, BOOKKEEPER, 4ft! Lumber-st.
WANTED T° RENT—COTTAGE IN TJIH
T f West Division, by a good, prompt-paving t aianL
Aj ply to W ai. 11. SAMPSON *te CO., Real Estate aa>l
Ijfitse Renting Agency. 33.~> West Mmlisen-st.
■IVAM'ED-TO RENT—FU KNISHED lloU--«E
T T in gtNfd neighborhood, by v. prompt paying teaaui
iu Ui.tr South or West Division. Apply to i\’M. ‘L
SAMPSON CO.. Real Estate and House Reatiag
Agency, 255 West Madison-st.
TVANTI'D—TO RENT—A SLEEPING li-'OT
f comfortably famished and heated, or with m«vii
of heating. Must have independent entrance. a-.doe
acctvsibh. at ull hours. Scad terms oa-1
loeaucn loW. MACFARLANE, Tribune office.
■\\TA.\TED-TO KENT—BY TWO GENTLEMEN,
TT u front parlor, suitable fur sleeping
well furnished. with llroandgm*. witnin ten mmul-.-s’
wa.k of Briggs House. Address, stating li-no*,
carlton, Tribune office.
WANTED—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PUIL
T“ chasers for stereoscopic views of "CUicogJ
Ruins,” taken the week ot the lire. The set c<mi
priteiovcr ito cnolce subjects, finely phot igrauiivd,
ami dnlßbi-U up iu good style. Agents cuu make from
IIP to S2O per day selling these views, call upon or
address W. E. BOWMAN, Ottawa, HI.
TV ANTED—A. NOTARYSHIP, AT MODERATE
TT P nte AddiessW. L. P., W, H. Sampson «i Co.,
Real Estate and Bouse Renting Agency, 335 We»l
Madison st.j
XV'ANTEI)—TO LEASE—BY A RESPONSIBLE
T man, a fmnlehedhousoof 3to 16 ruoms.iu pwl
location. CULVER iiOVEY, 109 W«t Waslmig
tun-st.
\irANTEI>—TO KENT—FURNISHED HOUSE:
TT board lamUy for rent; have no children. Ad
oClce.’ lors days, give number in family, 2 «70, Tribiuio
\\7 ANTED—'TO RENT—THIS DAY. A DWKL
,7 hug with 6to 10 rooms, and stable, within threo
miles ot the old Coiut Huuse. InunedLitd iJosse.-vsiau-
D. LEONARD, 45 South Canal-st.
TV ANTED —TO BENT TWO UR TUBES
TT loom for housekeeping, on West Shiv. Thr.rj iu
fnu.Jy. Address JH, Iribum- office.
ANTED—TO RENT—OR WOULD BUY, IF
TT sold cheap, small, m-at cottage, in.tr«Kl location,
P.titles asking exorbitant prices need mil answer. Ad
<ltv>B, with particulars, C M H. 114 Meat Huidolpb^t.
IOSI Aim FOUND.
Lost between sao wabash-av. and
Twißijvecotd-Ht, a Miiiilcolit enamelled pin. a
turner. I. Im but trim JIBS.
UA.Ha, Sffl Walush-ar.
Lost —on day op iibe, zinc trvnc
r w°^ Crl 23. SweetlAad.” *Wu» taken rnun
£l*“*: ground.H with other trunk-*. A suitable ra-
UC wn of tho mwh to hit la-
LOST-< 25 RKW A R D— A BOUT THREE WEEKS
ticte a brindled doc 9 years
oM; "white spot on breast, one ear shrivelled fimu
disease, two teeth projecting on left foro-log h:ul a
wnall spot with hair worn oil. To bo left corner Tiiirtr
fotmb and Burnside et*. 1
LUbX-*W life WARS. IF THE PERSON WHO
was seen taking a large-sized trunk, marked W fcs.
Knight, Chicago, south ca h*lehigan-ar., will return
same to J. W. DOANS CO, corner Peek-court, the
above amount will be paid. H
T OST—TAKEN FROM OILLETTS STABLE
XJ corner of State and lllinols-et., on the nlcht of the
great tire, a two-scatcd rockaway carriage. The tinder
mil be rewaided by returning to CABHART. LEWIS
<fc CO., ad Mlchigan-ar.
X OST—ON THE EVENING OP THE 31ST INS T
XJ i.n the street or sidewalk, near No. 433 State nt,**
a black leather pocket book, containing money. Ss ttZ
reward if lift at 68 WcstMudlson-at.
OfcT-e'lO BEWARD-ALIVER-COLORED BE3J.
ter dog; had small whit* spot on under (tide of
his neck; bad on leather collar with Iron rlmr The
above reward will bo paid for his deUverr at 3SS Wes*
Madlscn-st.
OVNP—IN PHU.AI)F.T.PHIAJtEVEHVLRAIEZ
road tickets. New York toCrhkirx Pnr T.StJ oaT
lar.-* to I- 8- HODSDON.»gw^’r 1
Ii'OUND— OX FRIDAY.LAST. ATa tutk ri vow
1 Mtrh; whitel.rmM; --potiu iuTO l“^ U VwuS
5 U: 38351 B “jSS
ar.-bi
F U An.™Tlt U ,9^ SK «UM.SSY-ST. NKAIt
f w'r-rt. U Us a c a <l u CJLVKLIE oath, Kuo-
11*—SATURDAY, NO\\ 11, A &MAIJ.
»r» b*‘Tso with white
*<inio by coHing onNia
Vlew y
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
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A l-'ilTKiin. i AT. il fnJllroh fraaio, 7 opt-oi-.
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